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ANDERsON-At Roudout on May u. Jansen Hasbrouca
Anterior so u captain \ / Aaasrsoa ~. ,..., ,-,,,
his late residence on sunday. Al ?. m
BELVILLE-At Trenton s. j. the 3lst inst, william :.
The re aives ana ireads Of the family are invited attend
Cnntou.ave, on Monday. the 10Th nst, az IL O'Clock
BRowN-ln Brooklyn, on Friday, May y, 1852 Ann E.
and sad; are especially n T e A qs me
BrO0klyn, b. d. On sunday MAY Ia al b. Ia.
hefent at Evergreen Cemetery on Monday morning
t CLARENCE youngest enid Of Lily ana
his residence IN ths 'y Mo ~ %st ss
Noti i,1' Of tansrai hereafter.
EGERTONOn May IL. Hannah Converse widow Of the lan
Oliver Egerton. aged 70 years - ga 49,,
BROOKLYN saturday at ?. m Relatives ana friends are
GARBUrT-On Friday 18th inst, Elmer II Garbutt,
merly scottsylle. \. Y the sgd year Of ms
pee BTooKyn on sunday afternoon The 18th inst at
Rochester N. - papers please copy
JOHNsONAt the Glenham Hotel in this city on Thursday
morning May H. the Hon Lysander Johnson VI North
LAMBERT-At HamnOuton. VI, May l2 1882. Prank
Intermeni at greenwood
LIvIEGsToN Friday May r. ISIS! Anne Gaash,er Of The
i ANN u ' 'ini.' I'm - -.te1 u " ~
Fgnera private HaSAy II ~ ~ st. J ts
Internent at greenwood.
McLAREN-In Geneva. y. Y on sabbath morning May 7,
tie Rev Donald Z. McLaren' D. d, aged 81 years aud
months
THALLON-At his late residence, No SIG 81 MaFHsaYe,
Brooklyn. May r. Robert lhAuon aged % years.
Moth, 2 OF funeral H-"cater
VAN ZANrIn LONDON. april 30 Vanah Van Iant OF this
Fnela services At hl. No 292 Bleeokerat.
Monday Nav 10 o'clock n.
InfcIiueut az spring Valley y \.
Willis Glen Cove, J.. L. 9Th month tn, Annie T.,
widow of ames Wrists the j9th year Of her age
Friends nd her funeral nom Friends Merit
inc House nrst day l8th inst, al IlJg
Garages tie train al Locust Valley leaving Long
Island Guy al $50 M
WuITING-At spuyten Duyyi. Tuesday, Nav o 1872,
Gertrude ngersOl vile u James T. hung, aud daughter
Funeral services at her residence saturday. the l3ti
INST, AT 8 OClOck y. m.
Int, rfneut at NOOdllwn
It's A.ndy requested thar no toTers ne sent ..,..
Carriages will waning AZ the NpHfteh DlYNu otA1'n 20
meet the : D. IA Hudson River tram from 42d st.
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TIE SPRAGUE ESTATE.

Providence, r. l., May l2.-Mr. Chafee,
the trustee Of the sprague properties addressed com
ricaton TO the supreme Court yesterday representing
that Wilbour. Jackson d Co.. who had offered TO the
Court to start the auction sale OF the properties at an
upset price of had failed TO make such bid at
the auction which had consequently been postponed;
and Mr. Chafee asked the instructions OF the Court IN
premises Mr. jackson testified that ms oner was
confidential communication aud not TO have been
used in court that 1t had originally been understood
that Mr. DeWof would be OF the parties but that no
not compelled TO be one aud consequently ne mlgn
take the Baltic mill Judgment, which would lessen
the value OF the properties 20 the extent OF over
100000. The other members OF the firm testified that
they nothing do with transaction and were IN
nocent Of trnng with the Court The Court took the
u after into consideration
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Ex-Congressman smalIs had been refused acoornmoda
tons the Revere House. account OF his color an1
evening paper added 70 the feeling by publishing
paragraph to that effect The facts briefly these
Mr. smals had been invited to Boston the guest Of
the Shaw Guards coored military organization, and
committee went TO the Revere House Thursday for
the purpose OF securing rooms. The cers
gave the committee TO understand that u
there o vacancy Mr.. smalls should N
accommodated. To-day however, when the ex-Con'
gresham arrived he refused room. He asked the
clerk N II was on account OF bis color and received
negative reply. Al first OF Mr.. smaiss friends
threatened TO enter proceedings under the Civil Damage
Act mt decided later not 70 do so, Mr. smsls vas
convinced that the hotel OF confusion IN
edent to the housecleanng season, and that insult
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to Mr.. Gibbs, the United States Minister In Onii'
in May, 1875.
All that is asked is that the public will read these
dispatches and thus be able in some degree to ap-
preeiate the malignant and mmeasurable injustice
which has been attempted against Mr. Blame by
representing that he was pushing private claim
and threatening to make on Chill unless 1t was
paid 1t is fact be noticed that the papers most
bitterly assailing Mr.. Blaine in regard to the mat
ter. persistently refuse to publish his DISPATCHES,
and probably can never be induced to perform an
act OF such simple Justice. CITIZEN.
Washington, D. C., May 4. 1882.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for the past ~ hours

WASHINGTON May 13, a. m.-The barometer
is high Manitoba and Nova Scotia The storm centre
has remained nearly stationary for than two days
n the OHIO Valley Rain has fallen IN all the districts,
except in the Gulf states Northeastery winds prevail
in the Lake REGION Middle States and NewEn gland and
nortbwesterly west Of the Mississippi River Toe tenn
perature has fallen Tennessee and the Gulf states,
AID renamed nearly stationary IN other districts
Indications for today
For the Middle Atlantic States, cloudy weather with
rain. eastery winds becoming variable, stationary or
higher temperature
For New-England, cloudy weather winds mostly cast
erly stationary higher temperature, lower pressure
CdutOnary Signals
Cautionary signals continue from Hatteras 20 East
port.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Friday, May II. 1852.
The Sportsman states that Pierre Lonllard's brown
colt roquos recently ruptured bOod-vesse and that
il will probably be a long time before he is again on
a r1cc-cOurEe.
Thrtysix houses have been destroyed by fire IN the
town Of Oranienb ium, about nineteen miles from ST.
Petersburg
HAVANA, May 12.-Tne Spanish steamer Manila, $500
tons running from spain to Porto Rico, Havana and
Vera Cruz been totally wrecked OF the harbor Of
John, Porto Rico. No lives were lost. The treasurer
Of the Havana Custom Honse Lopez Pelegrn has been
removed from Office because duties amounting 10
100000 owed by various firms, have not been col
I..f.t
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MiRRIED.
ABBOTT-THIRLWE

BBOTT-THIRLWELL-On Thursday May IL, 1882 at
he residence Of Mrs VI McSkimming In Brooklyn. y Y.
BY John = Preckinndqe. Douglas H. Abbott u
BrooSiyn to Miss Nellie IhIrlwel, OF st Louis No. NJ
cans
ST. LOUIS and Louisville Ky papers please copy.
the 10th INST ar the residence on
the brides parents Pianhed. y J.. ny the Rev Thomas
Ii stockton. Gertrude Annie McDee ~ Edward g. Ash
b-oO2. OF Phaieph
LEDNARD-SPENCER-O May No. 1892. ~ the residences
brides parents. Old Brook, conn., by the Rev.
Jesse Brush. " Leonard u Queens County. Prov
y b.. Canada kla NJ, eldest daughter Of ID. c.
Spencer.
NEWELIs-PARSON9-On the 9th inst. n the New Jeru.
Church by the Rev. :. seward XIX b. Newell 10
Minnie. daughter OF William j. Parsons.
UNDERHILI~- E-At the residence OF the brides
parents Hope well Junction v Y IhursfaY evening, Nay
L. i1sl Charles Cnd.rnlD TO Annie NJ htpeJe daneher
o G. napel. Dy the Rev Denis WORKMAN, ID D..
assisted the Rev Graham Taylor Of Hart
ford, Conn, Kew. &. IL PUlhemus, Of iopewel
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ADMISSIONS 10 TIE BAR.

PoUGuKEEPsIE, May l2.-The following law
students have been admitted the bar John j. WHITE
Joseph W. Carroll, John Nelson. James W. CarroiL
Charles CURE, Eugene A. Dixie, Charles p. Barker,
Francis J. Goodnow, Francis G.. Grimth. Erhesi
H. Jackson, George NJ. Johnson. Leon
Lowensky, Thomas p. Mcguire, Robert d.
Martini Thomas j. Manoy. William ID. Findley, Z. A
Mcmahon Henry A. Powell, Sidney Il. Stewart eerrit
smith, Herbert Watson. Howard st. Clair Wall, anu Otto
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
HYGIENE EXHIBITS BURNED.
Inv CApIp To rHE rRrRtrNEI

LONDON. May ia fire was discovered early
this evening in the building near Moabit in which
the Hygiene Exhibition was to be opened by the
Crown Prince of Germany next Tuesday; and
within an hour the building and its contents in
GLIDING all the exhibits were destroyed. together
with good deal of the surrounding property. The
damage is estimated at several hundred thousand
pounds. The Emperor drove from Potsdam to the
scene of the fire in an open carriage. The building
was constructed of wood. An explosion of gas in a
cafe on the south side of the building caused the
fire. No lives are known to have been lost.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, May Is, a. m.-Durng the cloudy
and rainy weather Of yesterday there slight fan in
the barometer High northeast winds prevailed and the
rainfall amounted to 81 OF inch The temperature
ranged between 44o and Az the 45lsp being
33 lever than on the day ast and
lower han Thursday.
Cloudy and rainy weather. with slight changes in tenn
perature possibly followed by partly cloudy fair
weather, may be expected to-day In this city and VI
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Won schrader all Of Brooklyn; George r. Blackwell OF
Astoria, L. l.; j. W. Brooks, Willis Benner, William
Bernhardt. Wallace b. Fem, Harvey w. Goodrich.
Francis j. Gallagher. william r. Hauscr. Edward @.
Deiayan, George {. Knapp jr, Harry f. Laurence.
DAVID McAleans, Andrew -. Parker, Charles Holmes,
benjamin T. Ryan, william f. Stewart. Marshall r. Van
Nostrand and william A. Wolf, all OF New-iOrk; DE
Laquel Beur Fort Hamilton
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ARCHBISHOP PERCHES ILLNESS.

New ORLEANS, May l2.-COncerning the re-
ported serious Illness ofArchbshOp Perche Monseigher
Allen who called 10 him tonight. says " W me me
Archbishop Is quite feeble, he Is by no means
In a critical cOudl ton"
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JAMES q. SMITH.

WASHINGTON, May 12.-James Q. Smith, the
contestant for the OF Representative Charles NJ
shelley OF the WITH Alabama District, died here tonight
OF pneumonia after illness Of less than forty esnt
hours. Mr. smith the Republican eahuiua'o
against Mr. shelley IN 1850
other Obituaries see Second Page.
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A gentleman was relating to friend how a
narry Of Young fellows got full at wedding Hs said
ppne ~ them went upstairs JusL braldng Ihe friend
ssia Well what In the wsrld Is braidingf Ihat 70
new one on me-" The man WHO was teinhs
IN, .tary said You don't know what braid L. Ell
He was brading three strands, 100 strands oi legs &a
one and VI bxnnisterk"
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The worry Of cough and the OF tho
lungs which generally accompanies II, both
died By Dr. Jayne's Expectorant.
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5peclaI Notices

Artistic Memorials
TfIENEW 4 Az - Jft - ldrtlDtl-Noll
Ouarras ami wOr<shOps westerly. X
Fine nonune and Iuin FOrk IA tr4Lta Drawing,
am estlte- urIi.nel Ytl)ItclIrss Cor .sp9n -
hcted. NYOncc LjEl B"iy g. " CANt l..t.D AZ.
Bras. Bed-tend-
Artistic. healthy ana dlriOe
Recommended by Az physicians
Beaut al assortment, W I. & her.ereau,
ManulActurers III Broadway, y y
Congress Wafer
Suueror 10 al. CtAartlc Alternative. specne for All
disorders stomach. liver and kidneys Avoid haf'h,
Irritating waters. Ihey impair The dlges-
tive aGs aad kidneys thereby inducing nTepaaoe result
Home Made Preserves
PURE CURRANr JELLY. sPlCED AND CANNED
FRUITS JAMS JELLIES. PICKLES SC.
Houseke,pers can the articles made nom old
fa,uoped nome receipts warranted pure by sending
o..rrs 10 SAIAH - MrELkAIh.
s93 D-grae-st.. brooklyn. y y.
until fall circulars with references and prices
sent Application.
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OBITUARY..
IANsEN ANDERsON.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, y y, May l2.-Jansen An
eersou son o. Captain Anderson, OF the steamer
Mary Powell died Al his residence in ROndout th even
ing after an illness Of several weeks He was the pur-
ser Of the Mary Powell and widely known among
rn. frirn lI IlLv
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YOu will find everything the furniture carpet or bed
ding line at C0wperthwats 1873 TO l59 Chabam-st. They
50 gave the longest wishing buy way.
Brooklyn store, 40, TO Az FutOns II.
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Housekeepers the land pronounce ELECTRO
best silver polish known Avoid limitations.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

diagram shows haromet1ca variations n this ~ by tenh
81
rcprrseEts ar osci ns
by mercury hou The broken do'ted nr
had
Pharmacy. as Broadway.
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THE COLOR LINE IN BOSTON.

Bosros, May 1.-THE colored people of Bos-
ton were somewh agtated to-day BY the REPORT that
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Nieder settlers Water,

Bottled direct supervision Of The Prussan Govern
meut - uneqnalled as a 2 able v afer
Accommodated by the principal Medical Authorities Of
Europe.
ANTHONY oECHs. 81 waEren-st, y. Y,
Sole Aent for the U. 5.
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III. ,oret0n mall, ~ tue sniag SATURDAY.
NaS "a $50 will close this once on tuesday,, ~
80 A m Tor EUROPE steamship Arizona va queenstown;
On a $3.50 a for Europe oy steamship
aia y, Queenstown etters for Germany and France must
rsrfe per Gaan; aud al o;JO m Tor France direct
~ .team.hp canada Havre ana at il.3j a. Tor Eu
cna Inv steaD,shp Main. southampton and Bremen
rtIf AZ for Europe. Oy steamship Adrtatc
va letters for Germany and France must De III
i,i a IN by steam
ann " leland Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg on
SATURDAY :. Ia. Europe. steamship city VI
Montreal nesns0wn eters for Germany and scotland
ust be reco per city OF Montreal aud al IL q. iof
by Iohenstaureu via southampton aud Btenen
and ~ m direct by steamship Ethiopia via
gov AND Bel direct, 0y steamship ad-znd
Antwerp Tho ulals log Ne"IOundand " ste1nsA.y
Gamma close on TT tsDAY az The mails for Brazil
ami eat Indies b. steamship Ponea via baltimore close on
WEDN hSDAY at The mails for Aspnwa ana sgutl
Pscinc BY steamship Acapulco close on kD EsDAf ~
la mi The malls the Mndward Islands BY steamship
NnrteI clos. on WEDNESDAY AZ 1 2. M The mails LOT
Nsss.u and MatanKas. steamship CITY OF san Anloho
close on " DN kSDAl at y IA The mans iof nosuieaA
nv sfean ship Flam close III TUESDAY a. l:So
M The n,lls for Mexico by steamship ty on fu
sna close on TIL IL DAY 1880 D. the mails Tor -
nca turks Island Jacmel GTeytown ana fOrI i4nol W
pdes ccse FRIDAY at m The mails tor
Nerieo Via New Orleans close on FRIDAY al $50 p m
M sil. far CuDa Indies by steamship Mag
a.. co.s on SAL hDAi 1880 The mails FOR China
nt anan via san Francisco, close May 49, al Inc
s fr ussliA &C. via Francisco, close May y, a
y "a m HENRY q. PEARSON, POSTMASTER.
Post once. New-Yorx MAY v 1854
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Piles Permanently Kradica

Piles Permanently Eradicafei -
without Alle Lgat1re or ca1sc, Senl iDr
circular references DR. HO1T 30 west -f'nse
Rupture radically cured DR. Msrsh's treatment the only
practical experienced only once
Nesoy .,t. As.O House. Nesey ST. frOaS
The daily gazette., 1882-12-04
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PENINSULA CHURCHES.

DR.. 8. B. Hayward, OF Wyoming, was on
Wednesday evening installed as pastor Of
Wyoming Baptist Church.
The venerable sexton of the ancient
Barrett's Chapel, the oldest Methodist
church on the Peninsula, is dead.
Rev. j. L. Smith has been engaged Ia
lecture in Potter's Landing NJ. f. Church,
Caroline county, Thursday evening, Decem-
ber 7th.
St. Paul,s NJ. E. Sunday school at Odessa
will give an entertainment in Odessa Hall
on the evenings Of Wednesday and Thurs.
day, December 27th and 2slh. The school
will be assisted by members of the Trinity
Choir OF Wilmington, un er the direction o'
Professor G, b. Rhnads. IT promises to be
a very pleasing entertainment.
The Dover Presbyterian church has re.
cent?, undergone some improvements. The
pulpit has been lowered, aud the rear of the
pulpit, where hung tho heavy curtain, paper
treseoed in on exceedingly tasteful manner
In place of the cumbersome Venetian blindG
are now neat inside blinds, which mellow
the light, aud add to the attractiveness oil
the church as a place of worship. The pews
have also been cushioned and retrimmed.
Last Sunday morning week Just prior to the
Communion service III the baplIet Church
of Milford, the pastor, Rev. w. II. Eldredgt
read to the members, his letter of resigna
ton of the pastorate. The utmost harmony
has existed between pastor and people dur
ing the year and a-half that he has remained
with them; the debts OF the church hav,
been paid, aud the number of members in
creased. He expects to leave Milford mex
Tuesday.
The daily gazette., 1882-12-04
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THE HARItIG AN CASE.
Friends of the Doomed Man Hard nt
Work and Hopeful OF Securing a


Friends of tho Doomed Man Hard nj
Work and Hopeful OF Securing a
Respite,
Interest Is again being aroused in the case
Of Jeremiah Harrigan, who is under SELL
renee Of death for the killing of Deni-
Shea. and who was rrspitrd By Governor
Hall until December Is. Harrigan will b.
hanged ON that day. unless the Governor In
terposes and grants the doomed man q
further respite, and the present indications
are very favorable aud poiptiwith reasonable
certainty to such an end, The friends ol
Harrigan are very hopeful
Up TO this timo, with vcs5- h:tle exertfon
signatures aggregaiing more than z, 900 hav,
been secured to petition asking the Cover
nor TO grant liarrigan further respite. The
names to it are citizens OF this county and
all are representative citizens. Tho petition
will ask that in view of there being fact,
behind the case, which have not yet been
made public and which tend to palliatc
Harrigau's offence, he be granted Il
onger lease of life. His friend
will personally ask the Governor to makt
the respite as long as possible; say. siN
months or year, and II he DOES not see hi'
way clear to do this, to at least extend the
time until the expiration of his term OF
Office, In February.
Governor Hall will kindly come to THU
city to meet Harr,ngton's friends, sometime
between now and the day fixed for the exc
eution, and will hear their arguments il
favor of respite. This will saye the ex
pense of large delegation going to Dover
So far none of the petitions have been sen
10 the Governor.
The daily gazette., 1882-12-04
A MISPLACED SWITCH.
AN ATTEMPT TO WREck A
w. g. NJ. TRAIN. y3 -t4
SMASHED UP AT GREENvnLE.
The Early Train on the Wilmington and
Northern Railroad Down . Bank-Three
iersons Hart and an Engine Wrecked.

The early train on the Wilmington and
Northern railroad, which runs from Coates
vile to Wilmington, and 10 due here at 6.25
O'Clock, ran into a siding near 0-eenViiie
shis morning and plunged over 2D feet
eInbaukment, wrecking the engine, tender
and baggage car, and injurilg the fireman,
conductor and lady passenger. The acci-
dent was due to some one having broken the
lock of the switch and changin, 1t SO the
train would run into the siding, the object
being 70 wreck the traiI tbs switch Is knOwn
as Brinckley's siding and / short distance
below Greenyille station. The siding termi-
mates at wall, the bottom of which is
bout 20 feet below the road bed. On to
This siding the train ran and over the bank
the engine and baggage car plunged, and
the escape of the entire train from following
these is almost miraculous, and bad the
other cars gone over serious loss OF life
would no doubt have resulted.
now THE ACCIDENT HAPPENED.
The wrecked train is known MS the ''milk
train" and it leaves Coatsyille very early in
the morning. Its time for passing Green
vile is 6.05, and this morning, as usual, II
WIS OH time. The siding is never used SO
carly IN the morning, and the switch is
recurely fastened with q lock. Sometime
lat night some one smashed the loek to
Meeting the siding rails with those
of the main line, and there
fastened 1t. SO 1t was that the train, bavii z
pissed Greenyile, and running at good
rate Of speed. ran on To the siding. No
| earthly power could stop the engine on such
short notice. Tie engineer saw the danger
aud jumped, alighting safely. The fireman.
Harry Marlin, was not 30 fortunate, and
went over with the engine, being buried
amid u mass of ruins. The engine
was total wreck aud the baggage car was
somewhat damaged. Conductor Fisher re-
ceiyed slight injuries 10 the knee, ,.nd lady
passenger bound for Philadelih had her
head cut. Her name could not be learned,
but she was able to resume her journey.
The escape of fireman Marlin was re-
markable, and he was completely covered
with the debris OF the wrecked engine. He
was only pain ully bruised, and will be on
duty in N few days. He has been remover
10 his home IN Coatesvllle. DIR. Green oi
ireenyillr attended To those who were in-
turcd. DIR. Ogle, the surgeon of the roaa
was trlepraphed ior, and went to the scen'
but his services were not needed. The train
arrived in Wilmington at $50 o'clock.
Every effort will be made to hunt down
the party who misplaced the switch, and II
is to be hoped that be will be caught,
The daily gazette., 1882-12-04
Another Wilmington Rogue.

The Philadelphia ESe',ing Bulletin of Sat-
urday says "Ofiicer Fryburg, OF the First
a lot of good> In bis arms jump out of the
parlor window OF tho residence of james
Ward at 1884 South Twentieth street. The
office gave chase and captured him. Among
the goods which he had was an album which
had been stolen few days ago from the
house of John Kay, No. TIC South Twenty
first street. At hearing before Magistrate
South, this morning, the man gave the name
Of Frank Wayne and his residence at viii
mington, Del. He was committed without
bail TO answer at court on the charge nj
burplary,as 1t was shown that he had gained
aimittance to the two houses mentioned by
forcing open front window.