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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-05

y1pR SALE-2O OK THREE NEW BRICK
houses On Adams street, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, with MHneard roof bay
windows, front porch front yard, ground cell
srs light and deep; said to be the most hand
a,mc houses in the city; side yard, saloon par
lor, nine rooms and a bath, and 10 registers
for heater. Those in need Of houses would
do well to give them their attention. One
On Madison. Inquire at 800 W. 9th It. m2'6
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-05
Cure for Piles.

Blind, itching or bleeding piles cured
without knife or caustic, by DR.. j. n.
Welch, 503 West street. Best references
given, and numerous testimonials can
be shown Of the perfect cures of this
dreaded disease by DR.. Welch,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-05
SATURDAY, MARCH II. 1883,
Ut 10 o'clock, II. m, sharp,
10 L. IIfAlDALNk

THREE HORSES. ~
NO l. Brown horse George, years 3H
old, good driver or worker sound and Kind.
No T. bay horse Grant, years old, sound
and kind, works In I'LL kinds of harness and n
good driver.
No. g. Gray mare Fanny, lOyears old kind
sound, good worker and driver. fearless OF
locomotives, ca be driven by II lady.
l ooit coming 2years old, sired by Admiral
Patchen out ofa wcll.brcd mare; one sorrel
colt coming year old, ! buy colt coming
year old, same stock. ~ head Of tirst-class
dairy cow, some with calves by their sides ;
others sprinKing: Is pair Of chickens. Farm
ing implements: ! four spring :ru k wagon
with tongue and shafts IN good running or
d r; . farm wagons. with H. bcdst for same |;
hay "ag n, 2 horse cnrts. OK ear. two mill
wagons. wagon bed. sleigh, one combined
buckeye machine, buckeye mower. used
season p!ows, twin harrow, harrow. cul-
tivators. double and single trees. | roller, one
Silver lenninY feed cutter, No. II; corn
shelter Van Wrinkle grain ian. good yrist
mill, Two horse power, Nheclcrs patent !.
scta of blow harness, 2 sets Of wagon harness.
= set. OF rnrt harness, z sets Of lead harness. 2
vets Of carriage harness, collars, hridle.. hay
forks. dung forks. two barn shOvcls, spades.
shuyels. ost digger, crow bars, hoes .erubbinY
hoes. corn hniNes, cross cut saws, picks. mad
docks, straw knife, srythes and sncads, wood
saw, axes, root cutter, corn cover and marker,
lot Of rope yarn, steps, ladders, IN bus, meas
ulc-, 4, lsck measure, lot OF other articles
not herein mentioned, . iron pnmp with y n.
of galvanized pipe for the saln" IN good order.
IHiIy Fixtures: consisting OF cans, pans,
measures buckets and rhurr Household and
kitchun Furniture beds and bedstcadS. wash
stands hat rack. tables. chairs, dishes, and n
lot of other Articles not mentioned. Sale pos
tive. No potp"ncmchi pn account Of bad
weather.
TER Ms. All sums OF $25>and undcr cash:
on all sums over that amount a credit OF 20
days Will be given by the purchaser giving
"A bnnknhlu note with an approved cndorscl.
EDMUND WILSON.
J.. W SrIDu\N 4 Soy turts N .2tw6tdcod
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-05

I1nn SALE-FOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW
+ cottage buildings, oath and Market IT., 3
rooms, front porches, front, side and back yards.
nigh grounds, dry cellars, rne view Of Della
ware river; all modern improvements; terms
easy. Apply or address J. q. PICKLES. or
VIII II. fOULK, at W. ID. Pickles Flour
Store, 9TH and King street. c-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-05
Mr.. TAtnall'N Work.

Mr.. Tatnall short time since placed
on exhibition AZ Chase's Art Gallery,
Boston, two new paintings. The entire
press Of that city speak in the highest
terms of them. The following from the
Transcript and Post gives evidence of
the estimation in which they are held.
The Advertiser says "At Chase's
Gallery there are two new pictures by
Dne depicts "a Break in the Woods. "
A pool Of water edged by large rocks
with trees overhanging, and a glmps"
of sky and open pasture beyond, consti-
tule the composition. 1t is treated with
great det',il, attention being given to the
broad effects of light and shade without
being fllssy in results. Good drawing
and a loving eye for the truths of na-
ture lend the picture an unusual charm
His other work shows a stream OF wa
ter, some cattle standing in it beneath
the trees shade on its banks, and an
open field on the right The artist care
fully pictures the fresh green foliage,
and the willow trees are well painted
and compare strangely yet truthtnlly
with the maple and other kinds sur
rounding them. MI. lhtnail nrst tX-
hibitni his pictures al the lnsfiiut"
Fair last fall, and was successful III
disposing of his work. He is an excel
lent artist and will doubtless md favor
in the East
The Boston Post says; AT Chasr's
Gallery there ar" several new pictures.
The most important are two by Mr.. II.
l.. Tatnall Of Wilmington, Del. They
"A summer woods and pastures,
and show keen appreciation Of IN"
beautiful, and it selection Of subjects
they are "minently artistic Hi, color
and manipulation are praisrworlhv,
while he shows much Knowledge in
drawing. The picture which he "xlIi-
bited at the Institute Fair, which was
sold, will be Remembered by most art
lovers
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-05

I1OK SALE.-TWO OF THE CHEAPEST
h and most cory little houses In the city,
on Ced ,r street. near No. - school, Eleventh
ward 2 rooms down, . rooms up. ana bath
room, vas pipes, sink in kitchen. one ready
10 occupy now, the other on the 18th of March.
l'rlce. S!n1j. Can be rented To first class rent
ers at ,sp"rmonth. Apply tOJOHN DAVIS,
lUrl Mary land ave. fB-6ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-05

TNUR sALE-A PAIR Or YOUNG
e mules coming (four) years old Kind
Il we'll broken, and sold for want of use.
\ idrc.s, r W STEWARD, 622 W. From,
L. Id-;i
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-05

INOR SALE by Tx EGUIORS-DWE
Il Ing house late Of Ell Wilson, decd, No.
iOG2 Washington street, Wilmington. Terms
Executor s.B Market street. au22-eol-u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-05

FOR SALE.

The undersigned, intending to move on
the 95;h inst, will sell his stock Of carriages
1t greatly reduced rates. Anyone wishing to
purchase II carriage at II bargain should call.
JOHN WALTHER, Agt.,
mara-Gt South side Of Market street bridge.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-05

The subscriber, having rented his farm, will
sell his personal property ut his residence
near the city limits on the Philadelphia Turn
nike. OH
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-05
DhlLA DELPBIA WILMINGTON AMI
l. HALTl MORE RAILROAD
OCTOBER 9TH. 1882.

Trains leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and intermediate sta
tions, d.55. 40 1913 n. N. 800 400, 100 8.55
p. IN.
Philadelphia tcxpress) q 2y3. $50. 7.5O,s15
.. 49, 05S. II SO Ii. Ill. 1913, LBS. 5.l1, $40,
3.3s 10 4. m.
New York. 200, ..23. $50. $50, 95s, 1l.53 a.
N. 9l2.3s. l.53. 80, 5.l7, 6.3s. 71B p. IN.
Baltimore ami intermediate stations, LOS
Al. l0.Un. m. 600 p. II.
baltimore and lazy Line. b.57 p. H.
Baltimore aud Washington. l.42, 4.5l, sos,
p,l7 II. H.: LOO 'l.U9. 800, G.57. ll.Ot D. H..
baltimore only, Los, 1890 a. m. ; 1925 and 8
y. III.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 900, .. a. H.: LOS. 800, CPS
p. NJ.
Huntington and intermediate stations, $40
u. III. LOS. COS y. m.
Delmar and intermediate stations, $40 u.
H.: LOS p. N.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-05

{yvhNrED - 30 OK ~ QUARTS OF
w milk, cash paid on delivery. Address
"Mlik this otfce. ml-3ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-05

ISJh SALE OK EXCHANiE-A FARM
Y pf!- acres. Good building and good
apple orchard aud small fruits. Apply to +.
= NNlNtION, No. Il. sth 1t. debit
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-05

yNUK SALE,IARGE REFRIGERATOR
Il suitable for grocer or butcher Can he
seen AZ our ouicc. GHEti / y PIERCE.
M Clayton House Building.
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DU BI.lC SALE.

DOARDlNG-D t<,I Il A BILE IND FLOOR
ID rooms with bonrd at J6 King st. m9"3t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-05

Atlantic, " Isl irln. r"Hnay Wanna, and
'otlnn Compress .>;un.s, uU i,,lnwaTc River
'front.' with sGih4S ~ Pc,i'la. and fhila WI
\ I!nito. X. il. COS. t'umodin,eiv adjaaent to
y rrchuusrs I,p., IL titles nnd thcll rsi rates
Tor STORAGE in the city. Esncclal attention
\ou to ..lotgV a .'gurd 1VV,is. Lateral
al, noes MnGr d2p.-htW
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-05

xATANTED - IA lUUNt MAN To
w learn photographing. I. u. HOL
LAND, SO7 Market street. jl8N
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ANTEl-BOhRDER AT COL TAT
w nall st. PLEASANT rooms and good ac-
commentators. Also, table board. milf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-05

Wy ANTEIL-A HlRL FOR GENERAL
w housework. Inquire at cor. Of Lam0tte
and Brandywinc avenue. ml-3t
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SUNDAY TRAINS

SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate station.
$40 A. IN 200 H., $50, 100, $50 y. III.
Philudcl ph!a and New York. 200. 223 a.
Ia. /; 5.li, G.3H, 1925 y. N.
Rlltim0rc and Washington. ~, Al. sos.
ali Il. m. ll"4 p. m. Baltimore, Us a. Iii.
For further information. passengers are re
ferlcd To the t,me.ta,hies posted at the Sta
tinnS.
Trains marked ~ ere limited express, upon
which extra ilrr is Charged.
Oh A RLE.> j.. RI fH. J. Il. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-05

NIyANrED-A WHITE GIRL TO DO
w general Homework. Apply at li20
West street Inar5ltt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-05

81 N q LIE GENTLE,
" men, two bedrooms In nciyhbor.
hpd Of FINN and Market streets. Address,
stating terms. "A, +" this Office. mar3Ns
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-05

Consisting ~ hair cloth parior suit, Z
mArhlrDr tables, | sn. eNien'ion tnhl", ]
hat rack lounge. ash chamber suit mar
hle Top 2 bedstratS : mattresses, about 100
yuIit Ingram, rag aud stair rar'et LOT of oil
t'Gth. 10 dining room chairs. ! refrigerator, Il
lot Of curtuns. / uii.rr chair "h'"l. glass
and Juecn4wurr and many articles not emu
Inrral"I The ubU;c 5ri l". arr nrprit ~
good a. new amt wen worth the attention OF
bW,crS. u. II. III NfHAM.
Dr\KEk CO.. AuctipncrrS UlHr33t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-05

W o u EMIL l. M T. N
w boardcrs In II quiet flmily, where
home comforts can be enjoyed. Apply at 507
West Third strsct. inar33tA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-05
r1nR FIVEOF TIL III MOST CDN

v1OR SALE FIVE OF TIL IL MOST CDN
yenient room houses In the city, situ.
stcd at southwest corner Ninth ana Adams
.'rccis, e feet front. each with bay windows
and porch, open stairway, modern Improve
mems. sanitary plumbing: all under drained.
These are the handiest houses now In the
market being an entire new plan, such M has
m"yc, been built in our city before. Terms
Terms To suit purchaser. Apply on the
premises Of IlNDALi. Bko.
mnr;} limos
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-05
FOE aALR.
= VERY STABLE FOB SALE:

T. stroud, offers his entire O IL
a. stock Of horses and car. Ef3S%
rlayes Etc., o.. Ct Private s.va .:,as;;.s.S =.
svesrs This IL d rare chance for any person
s}shinr to engage in the business. Everv.
.nipg in soo,, running order, with perman.
snt boarding horses: For further Information,
West Fourth IT. l1u
r1OR SALE-VERY DESIRABLE NEW
residence, No. 0l2 W. Ninth street. A
haautfll modern architectural, nine r0otned
Souse with bath and all modern improve.
msnt.; heater In cellar. No. 81 Monroe st.
: rnnmed house, with bath, front porch, bay
s,ndow, back stairs, splendidly papcred, and
several new seven roomcd and bath two,story
sonses i Ilaslett and Jackson sts., within 40
art Of Delaware avenue. Apply To J. X. ID
SEEDS n SON, 81 Monroe st.. 90 W. 9TH
IT., or Sl2 Jackson st. no-u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-05

"ANTED-ONE LANCE UNFUR-
w nishcd second story front room with
bourd for Il middle aged couple In the Eastern
part of the city. Can on or address W. 6lY
East It'll street. m3lr
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-05

Invaids who are recovering vital STAN ia
declare In grateful terms their appreciation
of the merits asa TO lie. of HuS'ettcrs S'on'
ach littcrs. Not only docs it impnrt strength
to the weak, hut II also currruis nm irreg'il Il
acid state U. the stomach Nahc> tbs bow Is
act at proper intervals, gives ease to those
who suffer from rheumatic and kidney trouN-
les, and cDnpurrs as well AS prevents fever
md 0gue.
For sale by all Drugpitts and Dealers
generally.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-05
XAHTEm.

XYANTED-AU hANCE FORA YOUNG
w man to learn tine photograph business
One that resides with his parents. Must como
well recommended. Address or apply 10
ISUTrERLY 4 Co, 800 Market st. m2-1t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-05

VXIANTED--AC ANMAKER ONE AC-
w custOmcd to ,hatsea m knife preferred.
Apply To TAFT l. NEIL, wilmington Can
ming Company Wilmington, del. ml-Sts
Daily Republican., 1883-10-20
The Baltimore &XnOd.

Last evening the Baltimore Synod
convened in the West Nottingham Pres,
byterian church in Cecil County, Mary
land. The meeting was called to order
by the Rev. s S. Howe, of ofGeorgetown
who, as moderator, presided. This
Synod is composed Of delegates from the
New Castle, Baltimore, Washington
and Rio Janerio, South America, Pres.
byteries, New Castle Presbytery being
entitled to twenty-four delegates, the
Presbytery of Baltimore to twenty two,
and the Presbytery Of Washington tt
fourteen.
The official list of the delegates elect.
ed from this Presbytery, as furnished
by the Rev. W. W. Heberton, Of Elk.
ton, Md, State clerk of the New Castle
Presby terry, is as follows:
Ministers-The Revs. }. l.. Vallan
digham, d. d., s. A. Gayley, ID. D.,
James Conway, A. N. Keigwin, j. l..
Polk, Phi. d., j. r. Umsted, w. W.
Reese, |. l.. Cation, +. A. Shook, A. j.
Snyder, John Squier, M A. Brownson,
Aternates-The Revs. J. y. Stoneci-
pher, w. w. Taylor, W. ID. Mackey,
Ph. d., GeorgeJ j. Porter, Henry V.
Voorhees,, George A. PAUL, William II
Edwards, William G. Alexander, La
fayette Marks, ID. D., Henry Runner, T.
G. Anderson j. II, Nixon, D. d.
Elders Charles b. Finley, John
Heitshu, J. j. Buck,T. j. Perry, Samue
G. Powell, l.. p. Bush, Jr., Samuel
Lindsay, John w. Mccullough, james
NJ. Vandegrift, Swithin Chandler, M
D., John T, Steel, Charles Baird. AL
ternates-David j. Murphy, William
b, Rowland, J. f. Nanarsdale John A
Nicholson, q. l.. Baird, d. Brainerd
Ferris, d. l.. Mustard, John B. Bar
ney, Theodore f. Clark, W. X. Crosby
S. l.. Peck, j. r. Foote.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-20
WaShingtOn Notes.

A Cabinet meeting was held yester.
day. The session was short and nc
business Of importance was transacted.
Lord Chief Justice Colcridge yester.
day visited the U. s. Supreme Court
and was given seat at Chief Justice
Waite's right hand This Is said to be
the first time that any other person
than q Justice of the Court has occupied
seat on the Supreme Court bench.
At the request of the President, the
members of the Civil Service Commits
sion called at the White House yester-
day and had long interview with him.
The object of the conference is not
known, and the Commissioners are reti.
cent as to what transpired.
The Secretary Of State has written a
letter to the Secretary Of the United
States Civil Service Commission sug-
gesting that special examination be
given to all applicants who may wish to
enter his Department.
There was u great crowd at the rooms
of the Civil Service Commission in
Washington yesterday, the applicants
more than filling the space allotted to
them. The vacancies in the Interior
Department have been filed by trans
fers from the Census Office, where the
force is being greatly reduced.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-20
Large Contract Awarded.

James +. Wood & Co. have received
the contract for covering with tin
plate the roof and exterior of the large
store house now building at Riverside
for the Delaware Beet Sugar Co. 1t
will require several thousand feet of
metal, and will be perfectly tire-proof
The Messrs. Wood & Co. are also put
ting in great many favorite heaters,
also the DR.. Nichols furnaces, having
men at Ridley Park setting and repair
ing furpaces. They are very busy, and
have just finished the tin and galvaniz-
ed iron work on the new round
house for the w. & N. Il. Il. Co., and
are now on the large mill for the Ar
lington Mills Manufacturing Co., and
are about completing the Smyrna school
house, with tie exception of erecting a
copper pen vane and final Oh the spire,
which is fine ornament. They are
working night and day in order to keep
up with their customers.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-20
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
A Woman Max en- n Desperate Effort
to Take Her Life.

Yesterday afternoon as John II. Me
gInnl,, agent of the Singer Sewing
Machine Company, was going cunning
over Eleventh street bridge he saw two
women and several children near thu
s,aIrr, who, as soon as they noticed him
commenced calling for help. Mr..
Nrgnnis hurried to the spot, and found
a"oman partly in the creek, struggling
10 tree herself from the other woman
and child who were trying to hold hel
back.
He took hold of the woman, and after
Considerable difficulty pulled her up OF
the jank, when she started to tear out
AvF Lair and othcrw sc injure herself
and not knowing any other way of re
staining her, he took the strap off hit
'os and fastened her hands. He ther
went to the cannery and obtained a
wagon, with the intention Of taking
Der TO the Hall, but upon being in
loEmcd that her name was Young, anG
that she resided in Liebermans row
concluded to take her to her home.
When he got there he found a child
about thirteen years old, and niece
VI The unfortunate woman, and upol
,ae latter promising to take charge o.
Aer he lett her. On his return he stopped
'osee how she was, and found hel
a'Nng up, perfectly rational, and talk
.nH as though nothing unusual hal
nkrn place.
1t is fortunate that Mr.. Meginnis wa'
10 the vicinity, otherwise the woman
would undoubtedly have taken her life
%lt would have been impossible TO
me woman and child, who had followe,
aef 10 the bank of the creek, to holt
ntf i much longer 1t is said that she il
suGjtct to fits of temporary insanity
ala that this is the third time within ;
week that she has tried to end her ex
lSlenCe.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-20
Officers Elected.

Last evening Atwell Grand Council,
No. / , Brothers and Sisters Of Moses, held
meeting in, the 6. y. o. O. F. Hall on
Orange street above Tenth, and elected
the following officers
G. W. S. d., John A. Marsh G. w.
V. S., Eliza Jane Smith ; Grand Chap
lain, Joseph Reason G. z. w. S.,
James 7. Dumpson ; Treasurer, Prem
eta Cotter Secretary, Lucy N. Rea-
son Conductor, Julia Purnell +; As
sistant Conductor, Martha Johnson;
Stewardess, Rebecca Roston Assistant
Stewardess, Mary Bayard Sentinel,
Wesley Price Assistant Sentinel,
Columbus Carney Marshal, James
Lindsey Assistant Marshal, Solomon
Bantem G. M. of s., John Harris !;
Charity Committee, Mary f. Viney,
Mary Davis, John w. Rice, Moses B.
Faucet.
The installation took place immed-
lately afterwards, and the officers
elect were obligated for their various
positions by A. G. W. S., Joseph Rea-
son,
Daily Republican., 1883-10-20
Base Hail Notes.

Weather permitting, two mines CON-
posed of members of the Reliance and
friendship Fire Companies, will play a
game of base ball at Quickstep Park
this afternoon.
1t is announced that the Chicago
base ball club will engage next season
an auxiliary team of ten or twelve
young players from semi-professional
and amateur ranks, put them on salary
and train them to develop talent tc
supply places in emergencies, increas
ing the supply Of available players in
the country.
At Richmond, Va, yesterday, the
Baltimore club defeated the Virginias in
an eight inning game by score of 7 tt
n
Daily Republican., 1883-10-20
NEWS SUN MARY.
SNATCHES OF NEWS GATHERED
FROM ALL QUARTERS
OF THE COUNTRY,

| The secret service agent at Mobile,
Alabama, reports that yesterday lie
raided gang of counterfeiters at that
city, and captured the whole party
while they were engaged in Llanutac-
turing counterfeit coin. He also cap
tured the outfit of the counterfeiters, to-
gether with quantity OF coin partially
finished. Thomas and Oliver Bahanan
were among the prisoners. The former
resisted arrest and was badly wounded.
Carl Werbach, of New York, wa q
shot near Altoona, Pa, yesterday, by .
young man named w. Burns. Tbs
tw 0 men were travelling togetherwhen,
without any warning, Burns whipped
outa revolver and shot his companion
through the mouth and then robbed
him of $3.50 in cash. Burns has eluded
arrest.
At the Chicago Driving Park on
Tuesday next, Jay-Eye-See will try to
beat the best trotsing record (210A) by
Maud S. There will also be IN attempt
by Johnston, the PAGER, record 3 10, to
beat the three heats, 2. 2.1lA,2.llA,2. 12k,
made by Little Brown jug, the best
three consecutive heats on record.
The body of Louis Foster, colorsd
was found on Thursday hanging to a
tree in Lewaca County, Texas, with a
charge of buck-shot in his neck and q
pistol hole in his head. 1t is said Fos-
ter had been screening an escaped mur-
derer. He bore a bad reputation for
years.
County Controller Speer, who has been
examining clerk Of the Court "Arch."
Rowand's accounts at Pittsburg, has
completed his examination and reports
deficiency Of $48, 800 during period
covering two terms of Office.
Governor Crittenden of Missouri yes
terday gave testimony before the Grand
Jury at st. Louis in regard to the de-
velopments in connection with the police
and gambling rings.
The survivors of the Fourteenth Regi-
ment, New Jersey Volunteers, held q
reunion in Trenton yesterday. The
tattered battle flags we're carried in the
street parade.
The losses by the fire at Weston,
Oregon, on the 18th inst, are estimated
at $l5O,o0O. The town had no fire
engines.
Three new cases of fever and one
death were reported at Brewton, Ala
bama, yesterday.
B. f. Hudspeth was killed by B. A.
lester at Ft. Gaines yesterday after a
desperate struggle.