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Daily Republican., 1883-05-09
DEA1'Ilh.

4RU BB-ln Philadelphia, on Monday, the
7th ihstaut, OF pneumonia, James Evan,
son Of VIM. II, n. and Kate l.. Hiubb, aged
zyears and 2 months.
Tie r, lali,es and friends of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
fr IN the residence Of J. Il. Joslyn, +O4 Jefer
son street, on Thursday afternoon. ut the
house, at ~. lntermsnt Mt Whining
ton aud Brandywine cemetery.
klRk-On Tuesday morning. May sth, Hlr.
riett H.. daughter Of John and Cornelia
Kirk, aged months.
The relatives and friends "f the family are
| respectfully invited t attend the funeral
from the rcsd nee OF her parents, NO. Si5 Ben
net street on Thursday May iOth,at 3o'cioch.
Services AZ the house. lntcrnent at Oid
Swede' = - mctery.
Sleep, teares, daughter in deaths cold arms,
No pal N nificts no fear alarms.
Thy tender spirit now Mt rest
With anuc,s bright with all the best.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09
I AIkD EDITION.
NEWS ~ nA!Iy.
A Shortage" Fraud The wheat
CsUi'-Other Mise cl. l.aneOus
News.

A sonsliul H.s created yeste rday in
San Antonio, rr> AS, by the confession
of .dalor Was,on, the paymaster re-
porte,i to have n"ca robbed of S24, 600 on
"a train near Fort Worth, thai the
Whole trInSao1iun was fraud to cover
HIS short acc"un5 with the Govern
ment' TIE Am cunt of which he Is
"shor'" is 81, 800, and il is said his slowa
hondsintl are goud TOR the amount. lie
Ia, designated the hiding place OF the
relnainingSls, 500, and officers have beer
sent for it. WassUn is under arrest and
will be tried by II Military Court.
The Ohio Board of Agriculture has
received official dispatches from other
States giving the Observation-Disclosures
for acreage and condition combined, Of
wintr and spring wheat in the States
named. Kansas. 93 Minnesota, 10
Indiana, 80 Iowa, about 80 Cal ifornia,
~ Michigan, Ga Ohio, 56; Illinois,
Ap,l estimate, 6S Kentucky, April
estimate, 81. From these and other
data, Secretary Chamberlain, of Ohio,
estimates probable total shortage of
100, ,OO0, 900 bushels from the last crop of
800, 900, 600 bushels.
Yesterdays session OF the Crllnlna
Court in Chicago, was consumed in try
Ing TO secure a jury 10 try Jerry
Dunn, charged with the murder of the
pugiIist Elliott. One iuryman thus far
has been accepted by both sides, and it
is thought it will require two days to
secure Il full panel.
The house Of Mrs. Barnes, in West
Hartford, toEi"gtou5 was entered by
Two burglars early yesterday morning.
The rutiians, after ransacking the
premises, assaulted granddaughter of
Mrs. Barnes, and then fled. The girl is
in IL precariuus condition.
Al Pittsburg yesterday afternoon,
Secretary Flanney Of the Coal Miners
Association flied a petition with the
pr"thonotary for the appointment OF a
traies tribunal, under the Wallace act,
to tile the difference between The oper-
aiors and dminers.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09
A Happy Father.

A happy father should certainly be
congratulated. one day last week
George Allcorn, and his wife Alkaline
of Milltown, Mill Creek Hundred, were
made the happy father and mother Of a
bouncing pair Of twins. He is eighty
seven years Of age, and the father OF
twenty three or four children. W.
wish him many years Of health, au'
that he still may obey the scripturaI in
junction to multiply and replenish OF
the face Of he earth.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09
EDITION,
------
SMALLPOX.
twenty-five New Cases Reported
II the Meeting Of the board Of
Health.

~ the Meeting OI tne nBOorO Ol
Health.
President Bush presided at the meet
ing of the new Board of Health las,
evening, and Drs. GrimShaw and
Springer and Mr.. Fcaster were in at
tendance, Mr.. Gawthrop being absent.
Complaint was made Of the bad con.
dilion of Walnut street above Four
reenth, and on motion the matter was
referred to the Street CommitIee OF
Council. The Secretary was Instructed
to notify the OdOrlrss cXcavating com
panies to furnish new bonds, rs their
license expires on the 10Th inst.
Twenty-Five new cases of smallpox
were reported bv the Secretary. Ten
OF the number reside in Webbtown, a
suburb inhabited principally by color
ed people, just beyond the western city
limits. Eighteen of the cases were sent
to the hospital. President Bush stated
that Webbtown was in a terrible condi-
tion, and that few days ago he had in
structed DR.. Oglc to visit rhat section
and vaccinate all persons liable to the
disease. The actiCn Of the President
was endorsed.
A man named Mcbride, and Mrs.
Brown, who reside in BrowntOwn,
were charged by resident of that sec
zion with carelcssness in allowing theiI
children to run at large wnile the small
pox was raging in their houses at the
| time. Ii was also stated that the
disease mad broken out in n Swedish
family near by, caused by the McRride'
hanging infected clothes in the yard
The actions Of the physicians in attend
anCe were severely criticised, and the
Board were Of the opinion that it wa
criminal carelessness Oh the part of The
physicians tu vaCcinate AMI then no
call TO find ont the results.
Ii was learned that the cases ,justmen
| toned had been vaccinated about two
weeks previous, which was ample time
for the system to be inoc ulated, hence
the blame rests upon the physicians fo
defective vaccination.
The Executive officer was directed Il
prosecute Mcbride and Mrs. Brown al
soon NJ the disease disappeared from
their house.
| President Bush was in favor of ven d
ing more patients to the hospital, ano
IN view of his opinion offered the follow
ing, which Was adopted:
Resolved, That in the case Of al
persons affected with smallpox, unable
10 support themselves during the con
tinuation of the disease, the Board de
clares that necessity exists that sucl
cases be sent TO the hospital.
The Board then adjourned, after al.
lowing the following orders:
u. James Belt, Sl6.2o; william +
Holland, 81 80 James Stuart, S3.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09
SCROFULA

and all scrofulUus Il .se&scs. sores, ErysI g.
las, Eczema, Biotches, KingwOrm, 1u-
mOrs, CarbuEuics, Eoils, and Erupttohs
bf the Skin, are The direct result OF IN
impure state o: the blood.
To cure these diseases the blood must be
ruriHed. and restored to u healthy and me-
tural condition. AYERS sSARsArARiLLA has
for over forty years beei recognized hy emf
nent medical authorities rs tile mosi pow
arful blood purifier in existence. 1t frees
the system from all foul humOrs, cnriches
and strengthens the blood, removes AL traces
of mcrcurial t.catI,cnt, and proves Itself Il
somplctc master OF AL sGroiulous diseases.
A Recent Cure Of scror,ilOus Sores.
"Some months ago | was tronne WIN
sC~Gtuous sores ulcers on my 'cHs 1il'
limbs were ually swollen and niiainru, ailc
the sores discharged l;"9e qualities Of
oiiens ve matter. Every remedy ] irIc,
failed, until | used AYERS SArshrARILLs
Of which ! have row taken three bottles
with the result that the sores are healed
and my general health greatly improved
feel very grateful for the good YOU
medicine has done me.
Yours respectfu ~. Mrs ANN O'BRIAN."
lis Sullivan ST., New York, june n, 1882.
~ All persons Interested are invited
to call on Mrs. O'Brian; also upon tht
Rev. T.. p. WiIds of ~ Fast 54th Street
New York City, who will take pleasure
in testifying to the wonderful efficacy ol
Ayers Sarsaparilia, not only In the cure
of this lady, but in his own case and
many others within his knowledge.
The well-known mriter on tie Boston Herald
b. W. BALL, Of dorchester, NH.. writes, JUNE
!, 1892:
with Eczema and having failed to find relief
from other remedies, have male use, durihl
he past three months, Of AYERS SAR>ArA
kILLA, which has effect Il a complete cmp
consiA"r It a magnificent remedy for Al
hid, ri al :. a.rS'
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09
4 Card.

MEssKs. EDITORS: The "well done.
thou faithful! servant" that was writ
ten years ago, can apply in answer +"
the criticism OF the Fifth and Market
Journalistic efforts to name candidates
for City Council. My constituents
know full well my competency to I'LL
the position, therefore ask no out
side influence to control their judg-
ment W. II. QUINN.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09
The Effects OF Local Option.

The Centreviilc (Md.) Observer, OF
May Sth says Local option went into
!!cct here last Tuesday, and 50 far not
d single man has been seen ON the streets
under the influence of liquor, the first
tuesday and Saturday such an event
IS taken place here for years. In this
regard Hone The thing is worth much
Ia The country.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09
The way and the Truth.

Tie Ha" to have fine, substantial
hu!LIl =. I- 70 purchase lime and sand
Of 'L; jackson Lime " Coal Go. g; and
We ,p.sE the ruth when We say that
cor and wood from their yard are eX.
cellrlt tor family use.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09
Change OF Place.

Wilmington Lodge, No. /, A. q. L..
w., will have th'ir entertainment 1T
the odd Fellows Hall, at 8 O'Clock on
Thursday evening, instead Of at their
OWE hail. The Lodge will meet at 80
o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09
Police (Oal.f.

At III" hearings this morning Mayor
Wales disposed Of five drunks, two Of
which were fined 81 and costs. John
Jrnming, and George Taylor were fined
u and costs for fighting ON Front street,
near Shipley, last evening.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09
The Rugby Literary Society.

The eleventh anniversary Of the
Rugby Literary Society will be crIe-
brated in the Opera House on Thursday
evening, May l7th. An attractive pro
gram mas been arranged, consisting Of
music, address, and declamations, and
AL excel ent entertainment is assured.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09
AT
John WanamakeI' S,
PHILADELPHIA.
Wednesday:
1MAY MUSIC FESTIVAL
WEEK.

10 o'clock yesterday. we
now find out that we were
selling lower than some
others, and we think the
prices were low enough; but
true to our rules, whenever
goods are offered lower else
where no matter what the
reason, the instant we are
sure of the fact, down 60 the
prices here. How could we
guarantee prices and agree
to take back unless we were
always at the lowest price ?
The housecar elevator,
most people say litFs you
quickly to our SPACIOUS Car
pet Saloons, and we shall
show you, besides thisadver-
tised list, many other goods
that you will say are equally
cheap.
The Best Bi gelow Brus-
sells, SI,55; was Sl.oo.
The Best E5Igelow " llton
S2.25; was S2.75.
Templeton's English AK
Minister, $3.50; was s. 50.
The six shot Templetor
goods we have not kept, be
cause we consider this mex
article better, namely:
Best American Administer
s.; was $3.50; never any
higher with US.
Best American Moque1le
sI,45; was SI.75,
Best 10. wire extra lapes
try, S7lc; was Sl.lo.
Usual Dollar Tapestry
SOc.; was 81.
Best American Ingram
9oc; was 81; never any high
} er here.
Usual Dollar Ingram, Soc
was 9oc.; never any hlghe
here.
All-wool Ingram, 7oc.; wa
) S5c.
1t there is any further re
duction of prices anywhere
i: be assured it will he here also
We are g,ad that the carpe
f dealers shall not have t.
: charge us with cutting tn
prices or breaking the mar
t ket. Our RAPID outflow {
goods gives US a changin!
b and fresh stock in this larg
e and increasing department
embracing Rugs, Mating:
. Linoleums, Oil Cloths, etc.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09

.l.' Eam.a. b,am Df tiealth is iE-
fDJ.nI taatIi0 deaths from the gIandu-
30 I.dEu" hay" hav" occurred in the
br .pornood ot Su.imria and Bagdad,
aU" ~ quarantine has been estab-
li-hrd along the Turkish frontier.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09
For Safe.

A very light color French design
Administer carpet, cost the owner $500
per yard, never been IN use, contains
q yards, > yards wide, ~ yards long.
Prrr $50 per yard, Enquire at ".
NJ, hnrnard x Co, G2l Market street
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09
planting 4 Corn.

Every farmer that wants to plant
corn ,Ic,rs fully shu"Id have one ofthr
Evans ,na f auers, solid by Joan A.
WiIsu3. l"y ar" the beat in the mar
kpt
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09
Entertainment at Glasgow.

PDOic .r~. T. Ford will give read
ing. at Glasgow on hr 18th and lWh Of
MAy, b.. Hid he assisted by select
uII-i..a. choir,
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09
yUBLlt SALEOF Il Bili DING LOTS
on che prem iSrs. corner Ui frUAt ana
tlt SITttlS, tn
SAli hDtl. MAf -, RsI.
Commencing :tt I.m.
Nn jUt.I 1ss North Fourth st.

Un, IIINNL 'HIIN"tI.Tii7 ! 81
Guarantees to cure lalso by l"ttrrJ Nervous
Debility, Youthful lmUguIunrn. Lost Man
hood, Effects Uf In!scrotiOn, ,nriyltc hi 'eases,
(acAte cases In 1 % 10 days Pimpies letters.
Falling out Of Hair etc. Dr. lhecl has had
Is years Medical experience. and Is the only
physician In Philadelphia who has lladu hls
specially in Europe Under tine lending pro
fessOrs. Read "ScOurvo Of DuHcks." ia" e&.
posing Of "Selfstylcd Professors" "RIver-
ends Free Prescriptions. Museums. etc
Thi, is the only book which q tree from all
exaggeration, and give truc history Of ner
vous debility, sklu. blood and private dis
eases, and shows the best methods Of treating
those diseases, by the leading authorities Of
the world. Price % cents.
Office hours:-9 a. III. to 1 p. H., and from
to 81 .. N. SUNDAY. 9 q. III. to -. ID.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09

The plasterers at Toronto have struck
for higher wages and they also refuse to
work with non-uniOn men.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09
Forty.FOurth visit.

This is the forty-fourth professional
visit ot DR. Darmon to our city, and ne
II. hm consulted at his office, No. "J
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09
Special Price Bulle-
tin of the day.
1900 Excellent Panta-
loonsin Mems, Youths
and large Boys sizes
at $500
~~ kT,o', r,.e> C,,.+

wv NlCll , SuSlOllI .)uIlS
at half nett cost.
2 so Mems Odd Goats at
one-third price.
20 Full Lines Mems Suits at 1000
Full Line Mems Suits at 800
Full Line Mems Suits at 500
2 Full Lines Mems Suits at 100
8 Full Lines Youths Suits
at 1000
6 Full Lines Youths Suits
at 900
Full Line Youths'Suits at 100
= Full Lines Youths Suits
at 600
| Full Line Large Boys
Suits, 400
2 Full Lines Large Boys
Suits, 500
2 Full Lines Large Boys
5 Full Lines Large Boys
Suits, 100
2 Full Lines Small Boys
Suits. $50
2 Full Lines Small Boys
Suits, 400
Full Line Small Boys
Suits, 4.5O
3 Full Lines Small Boys
Suits, 500
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09
Ayers Sarsapariila

stimulates and regulates the action of the
digestive and assimilatvc organs, renews
and strengthens the vital forces and specdilv
cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Rh"uma-
all diseases arising from an impoverished or
corrupted condition OF the b.oou. ahd a " eak
ened vitality.
1t is incomparably the cheapest blood me"i
cine, on account of its concentrated strength
and great power Ov,l l. suaSe.
PREP \Rkr BY
DR.. J C. Aver & Co. Lowell Mas,
Sold by all Druggists pr!ce 81, siA bottle
Tor -.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09

Carpet Departments; gallery, Market street
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25
REpa,NrEp FROM YESTERDAY
"morHs."


At the Opera House Thts Evening--Threa
Hoars of JOllity.
It has often gone fol tn that the people of
Delaware are strange people, and it has also
been said that the amusement going people
of this city were among the highest critics of
the professional art. The former can be
emphatically denied but the latter cannot.
Many Of the leading companies on
the "road" to-day have made
their nrst ''stand" q To- this city,
and our amusements-g going pc Ipie
have given said companies perfect ovation.
Such was the case with Barlow, Wilson,
Primrose g. Vests minstrels, who met with
a perfect ovation here. In depressing we
announce that the Edwards Folly Company
win appear in the Opera House this even
ing In their new play of "Moths." This
will be their first stand, and from the judg-
ment formed by representative
of this paper, who was present
at the rehearsal this morning, he can safely
say, that everyone who enjoys good hearty
laugh and also good performance, should
not fail 70 be present kAE eve1ssGa .Fnh
well there will be three solid hours Of it, be-
cause the manager, MA Edwards, 9hasl aMs
gagged none but irst class actors and actresses
who distinctly understand the sfS Of anus
ing every one present as tie PertprHance.
Let there be 9 large audience TO show that
Wilmington appreciates talent.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25
Ra,lrnad STATION Robbed.

q fPoRT DEPOSIT, MD. Sept. 2S.-The rail
road station at Rowlsndville, Md, on the
Philadelphia and Baltimore Central road
and OctOrafo station, on the Columbia and
Port Deposit railroad, about half mile
apart, were both broken into by burglars
Friday night In both cases entranet
was effected by prying open the
shutters pand breaking the glass In
he windows. At Rowlandville trunk
WAS broken open and rifed. No money ol
other, Valuables belonging 10 the station
were secured by the thieves Numerous ex
press and other packages lying about wer'
undisturbed. These stations have both b. eI
entered several times In the last two O
three, years, and the agents now remove al
their portable valusbles when they leave TO
the night.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25
our /. ants
Their Arrival ard Departure, Taking
Eject July LIST, 1888.

Their Arrival ard Depmrture, Taking
Effect July lst, 1888.
The Post once in this city will be open daily,
except Sunday, from e,ae .. m. 70 9p. m. PrI-
vAte boxes arc accessible until II p. N On
Sundays open nom $50 TO S0 q. M Frivete
boxes accessible from 70 p. m. The whole
sale stamp window will plose at 0 30 p m The
money order otiice will close NJ p. m.
MAILS CLOSE As EoLLows;
NORTH.
wilmington Northern Railroad to Reading
| Pa, and points on the baltimore and Central
| south Of Chadd's Ford, 7.A0 a. m.
| Philadelphia closed pouch, $50 =, IA.
PhlMdelphia and waymail, Ga. m.
New York, Pennsyfvahia and points east ana
| west, g. m.
Delaware Western Railroad TO LAndenburx
Philadelphia, New York city, Pennsylvania
and New Jersey, lLbo aA m
| Philadelphia, New York and ali points east
and west, l.30 p. m.
! Philadelphia, New York ami all points east
| and west, 4.40 p. m. q
| Philadelphia and New YORK cities closed
Pennsyivania west d Lancaster, and all
| points west and southwast $50 p. m,
All points north, east, west and southwest,
Ali Louisiana Is sent ' est except New Orleans
@hloh 10 aene south onElEeagh maila fGfB
souTH.
HSitfsnore and way mail, 7.S0 g. IN. J4t
Washington and all points south, I 20 .. N.
All points on the Peninsula, $50 q. u.
supplementary mail fbr the Peninsula, 2 q "a.
> Baltimore, Washington and AZ polnts soath,
Newport, stanton, Newark, ElktOn and
POINTS On Baltimore Contra, between Port De.
| poeit, snd ghadd's Ford, 1890 p. m. .5E4 i
. baltimore and Bay Line steamers, A.Ao p. m.
Peninsula north Of Harrington, including
L Delaware City and st. Georges, SO p m. y
! Baltimore, closed pouch, $50 p. m. 49,. -.
/ lBGlSlSs5re, washington and all points gosth
n,psRsiv-las ll "a .aa
From wilmington& h Northern Railroad s.sO
4 From New York. Rhladslphia, Washington
4 9 Fsaa PSIlsSeiphia, New York and point.
% From IVA way % mail frs rom Philadelphia asO q. m
From Peninsula and III north Of Harrington
From baltimore and way NAH, $50
From Baltimore, l2.3D p. m.
From Peninsula mail, l2.30 p. IN.
! Frsm Philadelphia, New York and points
| north and east, l.20 p. In.
From Baltimore, Washington and pointl
4 From Delaware WAslern Railroad, 2.a0 p, m
From Philadelphia, New York and point
| north and east, $40 D. In.
From Baltimore, Washington and points
/ south and southwest, 40 p. m.
Carriers diIiveries asioilows ESQ am :, gen
erRii 10 q. m, partial l.a0 p. m., general
Cdiiections from strebt boxes are made by th,
J carriers at $50 and 10 d. m, 1.3o and p. m.
~ gAnadditional 0olleetiOn viii be made a. I.S
y. m from all boxes between Jefferson ant
Lombard and Water and Thirteenth street
] | inclusive On Sunday full collection will b.
| made Mt 800 pm. LtIcal letters for carrier
, delivery should be deposited in Post Once tel
minutes before the hour of delivery
W. Y. SWIaGET. Postmaster.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25
TREES.
suEumAT,sNr ANU uvvr CuF

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When we tin establish Dy cnaln VI y.
which etery inquily b.. makes stfohses, l y "
have the only real. or radical femeoy ~ ts' ~
Disorders, and we put that evidence WlbAin .lIl
)f every sufferer s6iihoa MONEY ana rlvlA y. Il
.fnIm that no one but the fe0l VIII turn 10 l.
sassJ AZ close his eyes 70 tho gtdG hd'ngs VIZ VI
his bliRlsted liis In justice 10 us, 10 you, i
ienandent ianH.es, and 10 the eonsupin inalou =,
i,v- ambition before you were slnCk ~ ~
diseases, We ask you TO go with US or ~ 1,'a =
to tts Isnietu ui sone wh0 nave drank o. y ~ :.
/ b lsgaand are now full Of the Joy q seG@ w.
ten 10 the world their glad experience VIZ, w /
you no false statement, and make no asso,s' :,
cannol, by proper inquiry tby ietteI a.
flaeTsssA l,e sAsOs,sA n ths bottom anu found
" ,Mr, HArdiqk, sis glymoatA ~. broasSh' '4
n. aszisszI ss1 Psari "a, Assaar.-se'''' '''
iii. oasm1aefer Sas sans ., BsOssl~ ''s'
GAPonsc Rips4aaled laou SyesTs. ....s.. Al ,un
N aS.nslar s6g Sionl et, RTus4gs~ es'aNss
Years hid axpssded eses nlses & nls 4 So
>. Nsvts. ~ xaAra AsSass. sFssalsn- 9t''0' :
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!. gs.Sg sil ~ cAroal' RAsua"sl'@ ana WI q
Ne Siihsslua, ~ sA.A p. Rrseayss-;AS'' AA'
Akeaaa1lam fpT 5eaTs hfo tgaeg sei y Fhsr..kt,1a
ME A4adkssA Nee sere ulss.-Onfaass -. -
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amfaaaa1Aar - RheufasGsnm e ye4Tsi Rnssfe s,aI
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Sssa sslEss sosa. ~ sOs.A n, H'S hs'-'
, Il. 1sssss. E sSs.s~AsA Ave. usv E@a-OA'''-
unssinM aaA Kidnay Disaaaa. ,..x chy ~
JadSs Ofsaeaaa, ~ 0aAtaa4 AS.' Ssts-S
AhsalsasAsa ssyersi yaassI ..,.a
Shs a aaasd vsussa ksCw aaay ~ 49, I'll 81
q a. 81 p. .enmatsm DyapepsiA, Liver 80 = sFis
Eggz .4ye this matter deserved attsas.1 u aess 4
siHaD' ~ with fuller pArtspalasa, SO -
yes aaW shis aAvsr tlsbmsnt. .asn
RnRmAsess. Agaasa n Co.,. ~ AcsB1'ifs ~
1l,lljynls aII,il AAS Ikk ~ .i.sla3a R'ss'A
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25
GENERAL sEssI6Ns.
Water Commission Gases Postpone
DOings In the RaSboaa Case.

WHA8E OOhUAthsAOM O8sos GUA&ROAAcu
DOings In the Rs1bofa Case. Di
The Superior Court met this morning at
$40 with Chief Justice Comegys and AS.
sociated Justices Houston RndiWales on the
bench.
Various motions were made dur.
ing the early part of the season., Chief
Justice Comegys read the decision
OF a majority of the court ia the case Of Rey
bold VS.. Parker ct. al. The decision was in
favor of plaintiff. Judge Houston read q
dissenting opinion. 14f4s -1.t5.
The Chief Justice furnished the follow
ing: e5 - 1N
BY inadvertance the opinion of the Court
in the case with respect TO Jnstice's jurisdic-
tion expressed the order that general
Jurisdiction of the Justices of the Peace In
caseses of assault and battery generally was
taken away, this has 0een convicted and the
opinion is to the effect that their jurisdiction
to try the offences referred to where they
occur within the city is taken away.
After consultation among the attorneys
the Water Commission cases were postponed
until the November term, the rule Of qat
BarrGmto being made absolute. The cour
adjourned sine die
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25
REpalNrEp sRoM YEsrERoAY
Losr FORTUNE AND HOPE.
a Once Rsch MAN Desperate Effort Il
Commit suicide.

Commit suicide.
! UNEoN CITY, Pa, sept. 8.--Yesterday
Que Falsnan, q stockholder Of the defunct
National Bank, made determined effort 10
commit suicide. This week United States
MasShaIs A. h. Sisson served writ upon
him to recover a sum equal TO the amount
ofstock he owned In bank to be paid to de-
poeftoFs. RAlrman WAS in comfortable cir
cumstances, having acquired fortune dur
ing a lifetime of hard work. Not dollar
of his thousands can be saved. From afiiu-
ence be was reduced TO poverty in single
day.
Crazed by his beggsred condition he re
solved to seek relief In death, and went TO q
I01ely spot In the woods where the water o
French Greek runs deep. lying heAyJ
stone TO hts body he sprang from the banl
and disappeared IN the stream. Had not q
party OF Iyoune men on their way 70 I
regular bathing place witnessed the
act his fate would have remainet
mystery forever Being stroni
swlmmers the young men raised the bod,
and restored suspended animation. A clos
wmsoh upon the bankrupt's actions ie kept
it being feared second eDdeavor of thl
came kind may be made. Many other stock
Vh0lders Of the bank will be obliged to worl
by the day for living.