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Marcel, Arrests.

The report of Chief of Police James L.
Hawkins of arrests for the month of March
is as follows; Drunk and disorderly, 20;
drunk, 50; disorderly conduct, AZ; assault
and battery, %; larceny, IL: vagrancy. Q;
violating chy ordinances, o; selling liquor
to minors, 2; corner lounging, /; using
threatening language, /; throwing stones,
1; obtaining goods under false prelences, l.
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We are Datar,ninad

to close out our entire stock of glass,
crockery and chinaware by April l. Our
stock embraces everything in the line, from
the finest French china down to brown aud
yellow Rockingham ware, all of which we
are selling at cost. Finn IL jackson.
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Rnvmond ain Pnrn,l,ae. ;,

A fair sized audience greeted the appear
ance of j. 7. Raymond Saturday night "Iu
Paradise" The play is well mounted and
abounds IN humorous situations. Raymond,
as usual was extremely funny aud supported
by q very good company.
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REaIHrER,s NOTTOEe.
y EGIsTRR's ORDER.

REGIsTERls QFFIcE,
New Castle County, Del, March 81, 1888.
Uuon the application Of Henry NJ. How,
Executor Of Letitia II. How, late of
Red ion Hundred, lp said county, de-
ceased, II is ordered and directed by the Register
granting Of Letters testamentary upon
fhe estate of the deceased, with the date of
granting thereof BY causing advertisements 70
be posted within forty days from the date of
such letters IN six q the most public places Of the
county Of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to present the
same, or abide by an Act Of Assembly in such
case made and provided and also cause the same
10 he inserted within the same period in the
DAILY GAZETTE, a newspaper published in
Wilmington and TO be continued therein three
weeks v. o. ID. a,
G~~l Given under the hand and Seal OF
H.. 4. Office Ofthe Register aforesaid, at Will
~ 1mington, in New Castle county RfOre-
said the day and year above written.
8. O. BIGGs Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the estate of
the deceased must present the same, duly at
tested to the Executor, before
March II, 1884, or abide the Act Of Assembly
In such case made and provided.
HENRY NJ. HOW,
Executor.
Address; Leipsic, Kent county, Del.
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NOtiOe

to hotel, restaurant and saloon keepers.
Closing out glass and crockery ware, In
cludinI whiskey bottles and beer glasses at
cost at Finn s. Jackson's.
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NOTICE. - THE UNDERSIGNED,
~ LATELY ofthe arm Of Mather 4 Canning,
Insurance Agents, beGs to announce hlsappoint-
ment asmanaeer for the State Of Delaware or the
Continental Insurance Company OF New ork.
Statement Janaary 1st, 1885
Reserve for Reinsurance Of out
standing grisks................... a. ga, i1S "a
Reserve ample for all other claims =. s68 8l6.N
Gaptal paid In in cash. 01 OoOO0
tet leul, ooo ~
Tottl cash assets .......,... 49, 63t. so
restrictions of the New York Safety Fund Law.
The two Safety Funds now (Jan. ibl amount to
el, 100 600.
Ohice in the Exchange Building, Southwest
corner Of Seventh aud Market streets, Whining
ton, Del,
msi-std-'n !. ID. CANNING.
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LEWIS X. SPRINGER,
EUWkBD N. MORLEY,
>. IRWIN CAUSE.

The springer, Morley 4 Cause Co, ~ a corpo-
ration ofthe State Of Delaware, duly organized,
have this day tucceede the firm OF Spr niger,
Morley a Cause. The business Will be conducted
as heretofore, and we snlicit continuance Of the
patronage extended 10 the late firm.
SPRING Err, MORLEY & CAUSE co.
LEWIS Il. SPRINGER, President
EDw RID N. MORLEY, Vice President
8. IRWIN CAUSE, Becsy and Treas.
WILMINGTON, April I'd, ISs3. al-mwfSt
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7 RoRERT COTTINGHAM

NOTICE l, ROBERT COTTINGHAM
IN OWNER OFthe within mentioned premises,
in compliance with an Act of Assembly In such
ease made and provided do hereby give notice
that shall apply in writing to the honorable,
the Judges of the Court Of General sessioIsof the
Peace and jail Delivery OF the State Of Delaware,
in and for New Castle county. on Monday, the
7th day of May next, A. d., 1883. being the hrst
dAy ofsaid court, for y license 10 keep an Inn or
tavern at No. 800 Maryland avenue j. being
the Southeast corner OF Maryland avenue ana
Liberty Streets in the Eleventh ward Of the city
of Wilmington, Del. and to sell intonlcating
NouOrs In less quantities than one quart to be
druut on the premises and the following respec-
table citizens residents Of said ward, recommen y
the said application, to wit
William Clark, Henry q, Durham
William IT, Robinson, Joseph Bnrden.
Edward Mcguire, John Haley.
John Sweeney, Thomas McEveley,
George w. TWeedy, John Price,
John Young Daniel Hanley,
William r.. Forsythe, Daniel Mcguire,
p. Y, Mathews, John Frlel
John Barden, John N. O'Toole.
Pennel Peters, Thomas BArden,
Hugh j. Taylor, Bernard Nugent,
Walter McEveley, Henry Field,
job n II. Taylor, John Brown,
msi.st ROBERT CUTrINGHAM.
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Notice

to private families and boarding house keep
ers. Closing out entire stock of glass and
crockery ware at cost, at Finn 81 Jackson's
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NOTICE

NOTICE. l, SINE N LORD,
IN OWNER OF the within mention d premises
in compliance with an Act OF Assembly in such
case made and provided, do hereby give notice
thai shall apply in writing TO the honorable, the
Judges OF the Court Of General SESSIONS Of the
Peace and Jail Delivery of the State of Delaware,
In and for New Castle county. on Monday, the
eth day Of May next, A. d.. 1883, being the hrst
day Of sRld court, for a license to keep n Hotel,
to be known as the pier House, below Port Penn,
New Castle county st., Georges hundred,
liquors In less quantities than one quart, TO be
drunk on the premises, and The following respcc-
table citizens residents OF said district, recon-
mend the said application, to wit:
william ID. Loekerman, John M. Evans,
A. Bender, William CastlelOw,
William &C. Miller, E. \. Zaeheus
Thompson 4. Eaton, Washington Thomas,
John Bender, s. s. Yearsley
George W. johnson, Zenas =. LongiRnd,
Frank johnson, COnard Zacbeus.
m3l-3tI SIMEON LORD.
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NrOTICE.-I, THOMAS LAWLESs, THE
IN OWNER OF the house known ~ Mt. Pleas
AMI Hotel. situated in the village Of Charleston
in sehool districts Nos. % and rs In Chrlsttana
hundred comaty Of New Castle and State of Della
ware, In compltapce with the requirinents OF the
nets Of the General Assembly In su, h ease made
and provided do hereby stye P2.iee thst SD ~
on lie Peace and jail Delivery Of the State I
DE awar In and for New Castle County, on
Monday. the It'll day of May next A. d., 1883
being the next term of aid court, for license
for said house as an inn or tavern for the sale
therein OF Intoxicating liquors ~ less quantities
than oneauart to be drunk on the prem ses, ana
the following respectable citizens, Of said School
dIs,ricf recominend the said application, WIS
petes Coliins Dennis Doherty,
EdSyard Mar we'll james TOmpson.
Ja,nes Met5riiiis John II. Lynch,
Thomas j.. Hanly. dEl4es Loher,
Thomas Toy, y, "a lAHnYIl
TinlOthy Mccartney, Charles DeVsi,
his
Timothy " Mccartney,
mark
Witness Thomas Toy ~.
m3l-3t THOMAS LAWbESs' rrop'
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NOTFUEs
NOTICE.
SAMUEL A. MAoALLIsTER

SAMUEL A. MACALLISTER
Has removed his law office from Seventh and
Market streets ~ his residence No. 408 West
Tenth street, where he will continue the practice
OF the law In all Its branches. s-Z7-tf
NOTICE.-ALL MINISTER'S OF THE
~ GOSPEL ARE required to register their
nArees - the office ef the Registrar, No. 5l2
KING street, and receive blank marriage certih-
ordin ance iihout further notice.
Z. B. tRAZER tRegistrar,
mD si2 King street.
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NOTICE., SUSAN CoTTINGHAM,
In OWN Err OF the within-mentloncd premises
"a compliance with an Act OF Assembly In such
case Insde and provided do hereby give notice
that shall apply IN writing TO the honorable, the
Judges Of the Court Of Geleral Sessions Of the
Peace and jail Delivery Of the state Of Delaware,
ii and for New Castle county, on Monday, the
7th DAY Of May next, A. d., 1883 being the hrst
day Of said court for a license to keep an inn or
tavern At No, 4le Xalnut street. 4 being the
Southeast cor. OF Fifth and Walnut streets,
In the Fourth ward of the city OF Wilmington,
Dell and to sell intox xicating liquors In less guam
titles than quart to be drunk on the premises,
and the folio ing respectable citizens residents
Of said ward, recommend the said application, TO
wit
Thos. Is. Eaton, Francis y. Jncquot,
Daniel Regan, Gottleib MAnmele,
Tho W. Zebley, John Lang,
Hugh Hagan, Julius Krauspe,
W. H. SALISBURY, VIM. II. Lowden,
W. salisbury, JF. John Calhoun,
James Salisbury, Chas, O'Nlel,
JOEenh A, Cauik, Rernard Bonner,
Abraham RittenhOuse, James II. McGontgal,
JOS W, Hart, Nell GormleY,
VIM Snilivaa, ID. A. McCullln,
Francis Kelly j. G. Fehrenbaeh,
John Bufnside Francis McMonagle,
Michael Kane, Augustus simmons.
m3I-8t SUSAN OOFpINGHAM.
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NOTICE., MARY GAM, OWNER
IN OF THE within mentioned premises in
cass Tpade and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply In writing 20 the hon rable the
JudRes OF the Court OF General Sessions OF he
Peace and jail Delivery OF the State Of Delaware,
in And for New Castle county, on Monday, the
dny OF said court, for a license to keen an inn or
tavern, knuwn as the Union Hotel, in the village
of 81 Georges, School District, No. SO, Red Lion
hundred. Acy Castle county, Del, and TO sell
Intoxicating lguors il less quantities than one
quart 10 be drunk oa tle premises, anu the
following respectable citizens, resideqts of said
district recommend the said application, to
wit
A. N Sutton, Thomas Bird.
ELIAS n OthOson, John Robson,
Samuel ?, Vail, Andrew Ruetter,
e. H. CLARK James Aspril,
M r. GRAY frank Shoulc,
J. " Mc(farIty IryIngS. Vallandigham.
Harvey Davidson, r. WI Jester
4-2-3tk MAhf GAM
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NoTIoE.

The eo-partn rship heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers, under the Arm name OF
Springer, Morley a Cause, has thia day been dis
solved by mutual CONSENT either member being
posed fthe entire business 10 the springer,
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PATRICK

NOTICE., PATRICK MEGEARY,
IN O HNER OF the within mentioned relnises
In compliance with an Act OF Assembly In snch
case made and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply In writing TO the h0norable the
Judges Of the Court Of General Sessions Of the
Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State Of Delaware,
IN and for New Castle county on Monday, the
day Of said conrt, for license to Keep an inn or
tavern ut the Northeast corner of B and Button
wood streets, In the Second ward OF the city Of
" lllniggtOn, Del, and to sell Intoxicating
liquors IN less quantities thun one quart TO be
drunk on the premises, and the following re-
spectacle eitlz MS residents Of said ward, recon-
mend the said application 70 witt
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nEoRNsn APPLIcATfoNs.


NOTICE. - TO THE HONORABLE
~ JUDGES OF the Court Of General Sessions
Of the Peace and jail Delivery OF the state of
Del ware, In and for New Castle ouuty. We,
the undersiRned respectable citizens OF the First
ward in the city Of Wilmington. dohereby certify
that i'hilip q. Plunkett, who is the owner Of the
store and D. emlses situated at No. 2O7 West Front
atrefh IN tae First ward, city, county and State
nforesaid aud described In their application, nd
VII 70 an applicant for \ license on MONDAY,
May 7th A. D.. 1859, being the next term Of said
eouri, for the sale Of Intoxicating liquors 10
quantities lotle than ore-half gallon therein.
not 20 be drunk on the premises, he being q
Licensed retailer Of Goods wares nd ineEchandIse,
ely constantly kept on hand for sale L. not less
than i've hundred dollars; he 10 a man OF full age,
OF sobriety and good moral character; that such
sale OF ofintoxicatng liquoFs At the aid place IL
necessary to necvmmodate the public; th . he is
the owner Of said house, and the true rental
value 10 ave hundred dollars.
Hen Bradley, Thomas Mulrooney
Manuel Richenberger, Joseph Mccain,
Joseph Niedermaif, MchAeI Riley,
A. T. Manthey, Charles r., Resag,
Julius Gunther. n. #. MOODY,
Daniel McCusker. James W, King,
Caleb Miller, Fred Well,
Philip OnuRherts, John Wagner,
E. J. McManus Lemuel Peekey,
John Mulrooney, Andy Qowan,
A. Hauber, James Megary,
4-2-St PHILIP q. PLUNKErT.
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NOTICE i, BRIDaET,. sREENEY,
IN OWNER fthe within-meutlo ed premises
In compliance with an Act Of Assembly in such
ease made and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply in writing 70 the honorable, the
Judges Of the Court Of General Sessions, Of the
In and tor New Castle county, on Monday, the
IN day o. May next A. D., fSs5. being the first
day Of said court, for license 10 keep an inn or
tavern, vt the Northeast eorner of Oh and
Madison streets. in the Third ward, Of the city
of Wilmington, Del, and TO sell intoxicat-
to he drunk on the premises, aud the following
respectable citizens residents OF said ward,
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CANADIAN NEWS.

MONTREAL, Jan. 13.-C o. Perrault, wee
Consul France says that sr A. Gt has been asked
h. the vreuoh Government tgoue iurtnet nogot1
tfoDs AZ 20 a commercial treaty between france anu
Canada, because treaty must hIst DC mAue WIN Es
land.
The rumor is revived that the Grand Trunk Road con
tenplates bridging ~. Lawrence AT Cape Rouge TO
unite its present. termni at Quebec and Lewis.
In reference 10 the alleged seduction OF Immigrant
girls here the city detectives who were examined BY
citizens committee, emphaticaly deny the truth OF the
atatements made The committee oIamlned all sorts OF
auihores ana are engaged In drawing mp their re-
port which will be gwen 10 the public on Monday next
The police found four bodies IN the medical Students
anartments here which stolen from vault In 81
Martins Cemetery Tne thieves wcIe absent at the time
the police raded the house.
QUEBEC. Jan. 13.-The body OF an old man named
Dropin has been exhumcd at Arhabaska, and his stom
acb has been brought here for analysis IL Is believed
that the man was poisoned by OF the persons under
arrest for brutal murder at that place In "rder
" obtain his property.
OTTAWA Ont, Jan. l3-The feeling OF terror created
throughout the Ottawa Valley by the Cooke murders Ia
something extraordinary Several persons are pros,
rsted by nervousness and two others are not eIpec e
TO survive. Que little girl has already died oi ignt
caused " the appc at the door OF her uncle
house OF man carrying sn axe
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Saturday, Jan. IL, 1883
King Leopold suffering from slight gastric attack
Seven shocks earthquake occurred In the town OF
Archena SPAN, on thursday last
The Duchess OF Connaught was safely delivered OF n
son at Windsor Castle shortly aftor noon to-day
In. reported from Portsmouth that tue Government
contemplate sending reinforcements 10 s0uth Africa
Persons frozen death are found In the streets OF
MOSCOW daily. There have been four deaths from the
cold at KBarkOf recently.
The French Government will submit 10 the ChhinDor
y, Denuties bill comforting life pension OF 1000
francs ON the widow OF General Chanry
The National Line steamer France, at this port from
York reports having lost overheard 20I nead OF
oxen and i97 head Of sheep on tue passage.
Tho nproyed prospects OF the cotton trade are DelnB
attended at Oldham by movement to build new mills
In one instance n company has been formed ana largo
factory Will be built ,,., 4,
hs Minister for the Colonies has Informed
the Cuban Representatives in the Chamber OF Deputies
that In all social and political questions he VIII ioho"
the policy OF his predecessor
In the French Chamber of Deputies to-day on the an
pouncement that there would be prayers tomorrow IN
ali tho ohurehes for the opening OF the session. NJ La.
roche Joubert Bonapartst, said he considered mat
after the recent antiregious manifestations "ouu W
| more dignifed TO abandon public prayer
In the German Recbatag motion has been mace on
tho Liberal side aud carried. begging Prince bismarck
and the Bundesah to take speedy steps In accordance
with the law OF ls7s to workmon against peril
70 e and health The motion made in consequence
of the frequency OF accidents from causes that B W
| prevented. ,
The Emperor and Empress OF Russia Immediately on
,,r arrival In St. Petersburg visited the Kasan fortress
and Cathedral An increased number OF detectives and
sp,es have been placed on duty around the winter
,,oh,oe palace and strict orders have been issued
70 a hotel proprietors TO watch newcomers ana scru
| tnlze their passports
Dubl dispatch to The Times says the des'i'uton In
some Of the western districts OF Ireland SUBJECT oi
| nnob ooncern 10 the Poor Law Guardians The Gov
rmont IA persistsntly urged TO provide employment
| nv nubIio works In few instances. emigration !.
yiewed with favor number OF people nave applied 70
aIIInasIoe Guardians for assistance 10 emerate u
|
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FRAGMENTS OF WESTERN NEWS.
o,,c.oo o,MR1IYe CASES.

CHICAGO GAMBLING CASES =,
CHICAGO, Jan. 13.-Judge Rodgers IN t1e
case of Copely keeper OF gambling room no. 80 40
C1erEst decded this morning that the statute uhner
which the city police sougbt destroy the gaming I'M
plements taken from his place was ada M
that the police havei no power 10 execute "" ~
rected to the sheriff constable
FATALLY INJURED BY RUNAWAY HORSE.
CLEVELAND, Jan. ia runaway nno1e5 noiIe5
sidew ak on ontafiost to-day, scattering tne Ri in
trians in confusion and dangerously, perhaps M
inrinR Mrs Catherine Condon and her uhusnVoi' "eo
nine Mrs Condon'e skull was broken.
THE NEW NATIONAL BANK AT CHloAAoo: -,
CHICAGO, Jan. 13.-Ibe new aat Nauonsml la,
,ank here OF which g. T. Wheeler is to be presdeht VII
have q capital stock Of S3oOo,oo0, and some Oh 'He
largest capitalists In the city are Interested ID IL
SHOT WHILE RESISTING ARREST. -
CArLETTsBURG, KY, Jan. 13.-Advlces from
PiSeyilIe KY state that James Maynard wne 81
~ hosferous on the streets, resisted the attenpls o
nannty ,erfn Ratlif and Town Marshal Hamtoni i ~
a,Test him. During the struggle shot WAS nred' Killing
Maynard. Raild was arrested
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THE FLOODS IN EUROPE.

pysTH. Jan. 13-Tha floods in South Hungary
are .assu ming greater proportions The town of
Neusatz. on the Danube, is submerged. Lombor, on
the Francis Canal, and Simlin and Pariscova, on
the Danube are IN imminent danger, as are also
number of villages.
TheCentral Committee of .German Inundaon Relief
Fund met Yesterday afternoon at steinway Hail. in Fonr-
teeuth-st sigismund Kaufman presided. The commit.
tee were met by a delegate from the Brewers hehei
who sgnifed the intention OF the latter 10
tr.ard their subscriptions, amounting to $4,000,
,rongh the Central Committee 1t was further decided
49, ne two branch Offices for the taking OF subscrip-
t,o0s one nt Turn Hall, in East Fourth-s, near the
BOwery, and the other at F. Hendricks No. $50 Third
ave. over 81 600 deposited In the name OF the com
,,,,aa at the German Bank, OF which T8363 came
heh The S,aafsZeftunQ The lists will be closed on
February 49, It is expected that the sum re
al 90 600 Tine following list OF the SUBSCRIPTIONS al
ivad of and upward:
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NEw-YoRK MEN WHO ESCAPED.

A. g. ID. Flesh, button manufacturers and
importers OF No 0l Franklinst received letter yes
terday from their traveller, Emil Flesh, who was In the
NewhaI House nt the time OF the fire. He says
WAS sleeping in a room on tho fourth floor, whom
about O'clock In the morning waG awakened as II by
the sound OF muketry Tue glass or the transom mad
broken and smoke and flame came rushing into my
room I did not open the door, but hastily snppng on
some OF my clothes secured my watch and pocxeDook
and then opened the window l saw balcony
a ltlo distance on; 80 / got ont out ,.a9 ana
reached t. Then a Mr. Hill. OF Syracuse, helped me
over the rail. We stood there together for time
The scene was terrible Bodies came dying down pas,
s from tue stories above, and had TO dodge TO avoid
being struck by them Finally Mr. I'M and ! got II, IN
through window and made limo OF the oed clOtnes Dy
means Of which we crawled down to the story Delow
where the hremen up and rescued u.s. Direcuy
after us oalno Tom Thumb and mis- wife Az o'clock IN
the morning was driven 10 the Planknton House Win
three others. l was the only conscious one one
/ had not. With the exception OF
yet from the effects OF that terrible night MY
pulse and heavt still beat feyerishly
Karl L1ndemann, a resident OF C0urtst Stapleton,
& l.. and member Of the firm Of Hunninghaus & Co,
Of No IA Thomasst was guest in the hotel when the
fire broke out He occupied room on the top hoor from
which i've only escaped out of the twenty persons
occupying rooms there. Lindemann had very narrow
escape and lost his baggage.
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TFLEGRAPHIC NOTES.


PERRY MONUMENT ASSOCIATIONS,
NEWPORT, II. l., JAN 13.-The Perry Monument
Association formed here this noon with George W. Cal
vert as President
SENTENCED FOR FORGERY.
BALTIMORE, Jan 13.-James =; Laird yonng
rheot has been sentenced years in the penenay
AMAN KILLED BY A TRAIN.
PHILADELPHIA Jan. ia man. age iorty-nxe we
s Ra Tosd at Frankford Greek this morn
IN ing and instantly killed. o.,,,
THE THEODORE THOMAS INJTNoIIoS TAsn, IA
BosTON Jan. 13.-The case OF TneOdOie inoihss s
against Joseph o. Lennon for injunction whea vas 20
Ssya bcen heard IN full TO day IN the Umtei staIes
District 0SqG GSe III the 18th when viii be fully heard
on agreed statement OF facs - ,,,,nr,c c.or
pEEusINg TO INTERFERE IN MURDER CASE
SPRfNGFIELD, Mass, Jan 13.-Sherln Sanderson
received an official letter from GSvsn2r no b
ca %eo Joseph B. be hanged IN this c
March Tor tho %ssasr Of Sstce q, nasu
MOVEMENTS OF TRAINING sHIPs
posroN Jan, 13-The United states training
.Ap a.s night Ns1y %
her 70 await the arrival Of 5oys NON the sp
trsp}ng ship jamestown will follow the course oil the Pors
"0"'"' INVESTIGATING A STREET RAILROAD
PHuApELPHIA Jan. 13.-General Lucius II. War
rem of the annual meeting OF the o.
PEOPLES Pa,sSnsr a. y IN pssance q resolution
S1opIed al the meeting the charges Of mis-
Ss1aSsP'%Vs ssOrss T. Work ana Colonel william Mann
,odas IN vanis snisred the National q Commerce
this afternoon TO cash draft Tor o,an h 10 note
nT Sp the hSor and as Rch i
s%Snetns to s and around the corner
TRYING TO THAW CARTRIDGES.
NEwBuRG N Y, Jan. 13At an iron NJ mine MsIt9ns men
MCnESs sscs 9TSnss cSqa ad Js%ss bucy and
badly injured Horton The eatSs % I sseedsSs Ths
pudding WAS demolished
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Bisbee. Collector Lewis b. Smith, George W. True late
surveyor of the Portland District Major H. A. sharey
editor Of The BridGetOn Neus; Collector j. W. Wake
field, George F. Talbot, and c. W. Goddard Postmaster
at Portland
The coffin covered with black broadcoth and orna-
mented with silver trimmings. In the parlors were
floral tributes, among which were handsome pillow
surmounted by @ dove, from the Portland Custom
House, and large basket OF flowers from the Granite
National Bank OF this city The Rev. DIR. HILL or Port
land read the funeral services and pronounced brief
eulogy. The Rev. Mr.. Ecob also spoke: The benedic
ton was pronounced by the Rev. DR.. Hii. me pail
Perham and Williams; Judges Webb aud Ii Dbey, George
+. Talbot and Lewis H. Smith.