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Daily Republican., 1883-06-30
RefrigerAtOrS.

Provision safes, water coolers, win.
dow screens, fly traps, ice cream freez.
ers and many other articles in season.
j, G. johnson & Son, No. 225 Market
street.
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For sale.

A fve-horse power engine and boile,
that has been used about two years, IN
tirst-class order, can be bought cheap a
the REPUBLICAN office
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AIW avs Ruy

An article which Will give satisfaction.
The Castorine Soap will recommend t.
self. The cost only ten cents. Give it
q trial.
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n,ChaAe A2R6 Pants

Are selling rapidly, and every one whc
gets them will get the best bargain they
ever had. Go to Mullin & Son and
get pair.
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Will close for the Summer.

On account of the warm weather, the
Sunday School of the Second Baptist
Church will close on the third Sunday
in July until September lat
Daily Republican., 1883-06-30
Lace ('OllHrA.

Twenty styles, your choice, % cents
each. Wainwright'S, No. 3l2 Market
street.
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Potatoes ('heaD.

About one hundred bushels good old
potatoes on commission, and must be
sod this week Price so cents per
bushel. N. l.. Janney, 3O3 King street.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-30

The celebrated" Alaska Refrigerator
and Water Coolers, at SchHn's Heater,
Range and Stove Store, 209 to 213 Shi D.
lev street
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Fly Paper.

Five kinds, and all good. Sold by
Danforth, druggist, corner Second and
Market streets.
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For Thick Heads,

Heavy stomachs, bilious conditions,
Wells May Apple Pills" anti-bilious,
cathartic. 10 and % cents.
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Victoria and India Lawns.

The best values, at 10, u, Is, 1S, 20, %,
70, 2S, 30, yet offered. Wainwright S,
3l2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-30
John WANAMAkER.

Mr.. Barnes,the head of the
ace stock, sailed in the
|Werra yesterday to make
|ersonal selections of Laces
(r the autumn. Selling Laces
! moderate profits has built
b a wonderful business in
bis department, and yet we
bve sufficient, when we 60
! rect to the makers in Brus-
Els, Paris and elsewhere for
(e productions.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-30
Greatest Saving

Upon clothing, tannels and linens of
any soap in the market. Use Casio
rine.
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NEWS SUN MARY.
MANS DAY-A GREAT RAIL.
ROAD PROJECT.

. All but one of the newspaper pub
fishers of Chicago have refused to grant
the increase in the price of composition
demanded by the printers. AS several
hundred country printers have applied
or the expected vacant places, it is be-
lieved the Typographical Union will de-
eide to indefinitely postpone the strike.
1t is reported from various sections Of
Berks County, Pa, that, in addition to
the Hessian fly, small green worm
has appeared, (Which eats off the grain
at the head, the latter then dropping to
the ground and rotting." Old farmers
say the same worm devastated the
wheat twenty-five years ago.
A freight train on the NorthwesterB
Railroad broke through an iron bridge
near Norwalk, Wisconsin, on Thursday
morning, and two engines and three
cars fell into the stream. A fireman
was scalded to death and an engineer
| slightly injured.
! Within the last six months the Port
| Physician at Boston has examined 23, $50
assisted immigrants. "Many of them
are too feeble, by reason of age and in
firmities, for self support, and must be
aided by private and public charities
During the month just closing over
$4,000 immigrants have arrived in Mon
treal. The Dominion Government has
appropriated SIS, 900 in aid of an immi-
grant depot similar to that at Castle
Garden, New York.
The Delaware river was higher at
Trenton yesterday than it has been for
many years. The streams which empty
into the Upper Delaware are swollen to
a height unknown for twenty-four years,
and the river is still rising.
The Wreck of the William S. Fare
well, off Cape Canaveral, a dangerous
obstruction to navigation, was removed
by the U. S. steamer Powhattan on the
25th inst. 1t was blown to pieces by
torpedoes.
Smallpox has appeared among the
Mohave Indians, in Arizona, and has
xtended to the Suppais. Commission
er Price has ordered supply of vaccine
to be sent to the threatened points.
The selection of jury for the trial
of ex-Treasurer Polk, in Nashville,
makes little progress. Thus far, out of
a panel Of 400 summoned, only three
jurors have been obtained.
George Lake, colored, convicted of a
felonious assault upon Mrs. Stewart G.
Simmons in April last, was hanged
at Cambridge, Maryland, yesterday
morning
Toney James, for the murder Of a
fellow laborer in a drunken quarrel in
a rice field, was hanged yesterday in
Darien, Georgia.
Martin Joseph, colored, w. H. Finch,
white, and Tualista, Creek Indian,
were hanged yesterday at Fort Smith,
for murders.
Rev. DR.. George W. Smiley, the WELL
known Presbyterian minister, died yes
,erday in Pottsville, of paralysis, at the
age of GA years.
In a recent fight between insurgents
and troops at Seco. in Mexico, of the
rebels were killed and II wounded.
The river at St. Louis fell eight inches
yesterday, and business was resumed
on the levee.
The President has decided that the
new dispatch boat for the navy shall be
named the Dolphin.
G. Huot's steam saw mill at Fernan.
lima, Florida, was burnel yesterday.
LOSS $4,000
Archbishop Purcell of Cincinnati, is
eported to be seriously i'll.
The town of Lancetaro, in Mexico,
las been destroyed by fire.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-30
Children's Gauze Underye.t..

Il, Is, Is, 90, % and % cents EACH
Wainwright's, 81 Market street.
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For fine frames 60 to Sutterley 4 Co
302 Market street.
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More Appointments.

In compliance with an act of the las
Legislature, the Delaware State Medi
cal Society at its recent meeting namet
five gentlemen from whom the Cover
nor was to select State Board of Phar
macy composed of three members
Thursday the Governor announced tht
appointment of John B. Price and
James Morgan, of Wilmington, and
Thomas G. Roe, of Dover, as the Board.
The appointments are considered ex-
cellent ones by the medical fraternity.
Mr.. Price, one of the appointees, was
the father Of the bill, and is without a
doubt one of the best chemists and
pharmacists in the State, and was
highly recommended for the position by
many prominent physicians. He is
senior clerk in the drug store of z.
james Belt, corner of Sixth and Market
streets, where he served his appren-
ticeship. He came to Wilmington from
Chester, and received his education in
the high school of the latter place. He
afterwards graduated at the Philadsl-
phia College of Pharmacy in 1874,
standing near the head of very large
class.
WI. Morgan Is HaLiVe OF winning
ton, graduate of the high school, and
at one time had charge 5f .ita laboratory
rthe school. He was also a graduate
of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
in 1881 and is considered an excellent
chemist. He is engaged in the drug
business at Tenth and Poplar streets,
and was highly recommended.
MIR. Foe is one of Dovers promi-
nent druggists, being engaged in the
business at that place He is college
graduate and we'll qualified for the po-
sition to which he is appointed. He
is young man of ability.
BUCKHANNON, W. VA.-Drs. New
lon u Blair report that Browns Iron
Bitters are giving general satisfaction.
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Election Of Off = ers.

At a meeting of Wilmington Lodge,
No. l, Ancient Order United Workmen,
held Thursday evening, the following
officers were elected to serve the ensuin g
term
p. NJ. Wv. Robelin NJ. W.-M.
T. Danenburg Foreman-A. B. JONES'
Overseer-E. l.. Rice, Jr. ; Recorder
j. B. Underwood Financier-L. B.
Jarvis Receiver-W. B. Gem
Guide-Johu Perry Inside Guardian
James Reeves; Medical Examiner-Dr.
f. G. Shortlidge; Trustee-Jacob
ButZ.
After the lodge adjourned they re-.
paired to an ice cream saloon and par
took of refreshments.
No matter what your ailment is,
Browns Iron Bitters will surely bene-
fit you.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-30
Chapter Of 0utr.ges.

Hiram Blair shot his wife and then
committed suicide at Keithburg, Illi-
nois, on Wednesday. The woman is
still living and may recover.
A few days ago two families in Pitt.
sylvania County, Virginia, named
Grant and Manning, quarrelled about
the killing of some fowls. 1t is stated
that the mother of George 7. Grant
urged him to kill j. w. Manning, in
consequence, and that Grant crept upon
Manning while he was working in the
field, and shot and stamped upon him,
intlicting wounds of which he died next
day. The murderer escaped.
Lane Britton was arrested in Blende
City Missouri, on Thursday, for mur-
der, and, after being arrested, was per-
mitted 10 60 into his house to get his
coat. He re-appeared with a revolver
and fired at his captors, killing one and
mortally wounding another. He then
mounted a horse and fled towards the
Indian Territory. ,----.
Two Americans recently robbed stores
in Signala, Mexico, and fled. A bandit
chief, Bernal, pursued and killed both
of them.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-30
The Best Cow Yet.

Here is something about good COW
which rather takes down Mr.. White
mans and Mr.. Sowden's cows of Mil
Creek Hundred, as related by the Balti.
more Sun The public test of Messrs.
Watts u Seth's Jersey COW, Value Sec.
ond, 6,S44, which has been in progress
for the last week, under the supervision
of Colonel M. G. Weld, of New
York, as committee for the
American Jersey Cattle Club, and
Messrs. Alex. NJ. Fulford, of Hartford
County, and w. Fl. West, of Baltimore
County, a committee for the Maryland
Breeders Association, closed yesterday
During the week the COW gave 327
pounds of milk, from which was churn"
ed 25tbs. 2 l1-12 ounces of wei worked,
unsated butter. Many Jersey breed
ers visited Mr.. Seth's place during the
test and witnessed the formalities and
precautions adopted to prevent tam pc r.
ing with the milk or cream, and to in
sure exact justice to the COW and her
owners. The COW was MIXED
three times each day and the
milk strained into a cabinet
creamer, double locked, and fastened
with tape running entirely around the
creamer, and sealed with wax.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-30
Independent Methodist Church.

Several months ago the Mission
Church,on Second street near Washing
ton, was changed into An Independent
Methodist Church, and the Rev. Mr.
Potter called to the pulpit. Since then
there has been great increase in its
membership, and the congregations are
large at all the services. The classes and
prayer meetings are well attended, and
the greatest interest shown. 1t is to be
hoped that the good work will continue
and the church be built up, until it be-
Games mighty power in that section of
the city. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended by the pastor and members to all
to attend.
Wong Shok Loo, President ofthe Hop
Wo, Chinese Company, San Francisco,
fNn1 81. Ia .,..l,
Daily Republican., 1883-06-30
SPECIAL MEN1AON
Those keeklnG


for that elegant chewing tobacco calle,
the Star, can find 1t wholesale and re
tail at the great tobacco mart also TIN
notable Sam Bass, that is creating sucl
furor. Remember that light and darl
Becky and Gypsy Girl, so extensively
used, is our own copyrighted brands
Any infringement will be prosecuted tt
the full extent of the law. CHAPMAN
Seventh and Orange streets.
photographs
Reduced in prices. Fine re-touched
cabinets reduced from $500 Der dozen
to $500 per dozen. Gard photographs
finely re-touched, reduced from $2.5
per dozen to $1.50 per dozen. T. G.
Holland. photographer, gallery 307
Market street.
PaintinR.
Tilghman Danner is now ready for
all kinds of jobbing and painting. Job
bing specially. No. 6l0 Market street.
Schoen's Heater, Range and Stove
House, 200 to 2l3 Shipiey street, Will
mington, Del. Tin, sheet iron, brass,
copper and zinc work. Jobbing prompt
ly attended to. Estimates furnished
at as low prices as consistent with fair
dealing.
Eagle Condensed Milk GEO cents) Pre-
pared Wheat and Popoma for infants.
good and fresh, at Hartman's drug
store, Fifth and Poplar streets.
The worst cases of Dyspepsia can be
cured by using Clarkes Vegetable
Compound, as thousands can testify
chat have been cured by it's use. Try it.
Janney, 3O1 and 1903 King street is
headquarters for potatoes, Cid and new,
Southern vegetables and all kinds of
foreign fruit
Sanford's Catarrh Cure, the popular
remedy, sold by Taylor & Fullerton,
3O2 King street.
George b. Metzner, at No. 1913 East
Third street, is prepared to favor all
who call with clean shave or hair cut.
Use Hecker -four from w. j. Morrow,
LII French street.
For best Minnesota -four go to W. j.
AIT French street..
Take your old pictures to Holland
and have Them copied. 3O7 Market st.
To get the best brands of -four 20 GO
W. j. Morrow. AT French street.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-30

WooDBERRY, MD.-Rev. W. j. John
son says 81 have used Brown IS Iron
Bitters in my family and they have
proven splendid health invigorator. /"
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State of the Thermometer

at the REPUBLICAN Office in the shade
7 o'clock 10 o'clock 12o'clock
ITO $50 900
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Give Castorine Soap q trial.
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JOHN WANANAKER,

This store will not be open
the Fourth of July. This
an answer to letters from
be country asking the ques-
Dn.
Saturday nights a portion
the store remains open to
f3o to accommodate people
ccupied all day. The Cloth
3, for Men and Boys; Shirts
fd Underwear Mems and
l.oys' Hats; Shoes for La
les, Gentlemen and Chill
Fe,n; Travelling Bags and
rubber Goods are all in full
Father till @. 20,
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BUCKHANNON, W. VA.-Drs. New
Ion " Blair report that Browns Iron
Bitters are giving general satisfaction
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John WANAMAkER.

ice department, main aisle, near centre
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18
Tho Mitchell.s. Prussiau Fight.

NEW YORK, September l7.-At Harry
Hills oday fight with soft gloves for
a stake of 81, 900 was arranged between
w. Sheriff, alias "The Prussian," Of
Philadelphia, and Charles Mitchell. -
The battle is to he of four rounds, Mar
quis of Queensherry rules, and will
take place IN private on Tuesday, Octo-
ber2.
1t is reported here that during quar-
rcl this morning Herbert A Slade and
Joe Nixey, the ligh.-w weight, came to
blows, and that had it not been for the
timely intervention of Jem Mace, Slade
would have been whipped Slade was
hit on the nose and several times on the
body, and Nixey received a black
eye. Nixey is the lightweight recently
brought to this country by Jem Mace.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18
AOrEs OF TRAVEL.
Ischia, the kcene Of the Terrible
Earlhq uak 0, and FlOPouce.

Edward McInall, spending the Sum.
mer in a European tour, writes under
date of August ~ to a friend, Il. X
Craw ford, In this city as follows, from
Naples in Italy : Still on the go. Had
big time in Rome, saw great sights,
too wonderful to relate.
st. Peters church Is the'largest in the
world and cost fifty-millions of dollars.
Saw the great vatican, the palace of the
Pope. IL has 1000 rooms and has
over 200 miles Of paintings and Mosaic
sculpture in 1t. He has 5000 servants
of all kinds, including guards, etc. The
church was 1877 years in building and
Is the richest in finish | ever saw. |
also went into the catacombs 25 miles
under ground, where they buried the
early martyrs To-day have been all
over this beautiful city. 1t Is very large,
containing over 100000 population. l
am now looking at Mt. Vesuvius, the
great volcano, Onl y two miles from here.
1t is gushing now great streams of
lava and smoke AT night ii lights up
the sky for miles, 1t has destroyed
Naples several times. On Friday 60
to Ischia where there was a great earth
quake month ago, and 5000 people
destroyed. Yours, L. MCI.
NAPLES, Italy, August Both, 1885,
l have just returned from Cassimcclola,
a small town of Ischia, 81 uated south
west of Naples. This town, on the 2Sth
of July last, had terrible earthquake
which destroyed 5000 people. The
scenes were simply heartrending. Those
who were saved ara nearly all crippled,
so that life will be no use to them.
Every house is destroyed, and people
are buried by the roadside under sui
phur and lime, with only rude cross to
mark their last resting place. Even
mountains are turned inside our. saw
one man at the wharf who had two dead
children on his breast all mangled and
cut up. He was taking them to Naples
to get coffins for them. You cannot i'm
agine the suffering. Just think of viii
miagton destroyed and the deal on the
street in great heap.
Yours, E. Mel.
FLORENCE, Italy, Sunday, September
I'd, lSS3.-My Dear G. Just now you
are getting ready to 20 to church, and
can imagine you about leaving the
house. am just getting ready for
drive to the Bobnali Garden. Florence
is an extremely beautiful place, with
palaces, gardens, squares
and fine streets. Hike it much better
than any city in Italy. 1t is much
cleaner and lighter than Rome Or Ma
pies.
The magnificent palaces of the Pitt
and Utizzi visited this morning
and yesterday. Florence has 600 ofa
and you would not know it
was Sunday. Bands are playing, thea
tres are open, and stores are open.
leave tonight for Venice.
Yours, Z. Mel.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18
NEWS sUMnARY.
Worthless and C0unterfeit BiIls-
A Largo Imported Diamond
Other Misc liam eOus News.


Major McGrath, of the U. s. Secret
Service, reports that unknown personi
have recently passed worthless bills
upon tradesmen in Boston. "These
bills are headed Irish Republic, and
purport to be signed by John O'Maho.
ney, Agent for the Irish Republic, and
b. Drawfillisn, r. s. r. B. (probably
standing for Financial Secretary Fe-
nian Brotherhood). They are dated
March 18th, 1886, and promise six
months after the acknowledgement OF
the Irish Republic to pay the bea rer
five dollars. The bills would readily
be taken for $5 United States Treasury
notes."
The New York Evening Post says
that a jewelry house in Maiden Lane,
New York, has just imported the
largest diamond ever brought to this
country. 1t is an African stone weigh
ing 1875 carats, which will probably be
reduced at least One-third in cutting.
It will I've impossible to decide the color
and value of the gem while 1t remains
in the rough. The weight of the fa-
nous Kohinoor is 1927 carats; before
cutting it was 1856.
Emanuel Cleaber, aged 7 years, was
yesterday awarded 81, 500 by a sheritf's
jury in New York, for injuries inflicted
by dog.
There was slight frost yesterday
morning at Dubuque, Iowa. No dam
age was done to the crops.
Cadet Z. b. Bird, of Wisconsin,
charged with hazing, has been dismiss
ed from the Naval Academy.
A copious rain fell yesterday in
Central Illinois, the first of any i'm
portance in that section for nine weeks.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18
BaSe Ball News.

The Quickstep base ball club, In
charge of Mr.. West and manager Ma.
lone, left for Trenton yesterday morn.
ing, and played game with the strong
Trenton team in the afternoon, and
were defeated by . score of to 2, which
evidently places them at the end of the
race. The score by innings was !:
Quickstep 10000 0l01 o.
Trenton 10000 OK
OTHER GAMES AND NOTES.
At Harrisburg-Active, /; Harris
burg, 2.
At New York-Cleveland, 0; New
York, 5,
At Louisville-Eclipse, 2; Baltimore,
At Richmond, Va.-Brooklyn, 1;Vir-
ginia, 2. (Three thousand persons wit
messed the game.)
The Metropolitan club will probably
draw out of the American Association
before being kicked out. The Brooklyn
club will stand good chance for its
place.
The entire Athletic team, with the
exception OF the college battery, Jones
and Hubbard (West) will be reserved.
AL hOugh the Cincinnati club has
won its series from every club except
the Metropolitan, it will end only a
good third in the pennant race.
With the exception OF Ferguson, all
of the players at present with the Phila-
delphia club will be reserved. Al Reach
says he proposes to hang on to the men
he has until he is sure of getting some,
thing better.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18
HlaV cry.

Slavery in Cuba is described by Mat
tie Young, in the Kansas City Times.
She was born in Nashville, Tenn, and,
at the age of three, was stolen by Rob-
inson's circus. They made dancing
girl Of her, and took her to Cuba. Thele,
seven years later, she was auctioned to
a planter whose place is eight miles ont
of Havana. She goes on to say 81
was branded Oh the back with eighteen
names, and as often as the scars dilnmed
l was branded again. | was made to
plough like a horse. They hitched
three women in harness, and made us
drag the plough, one of rs carrying a
bit in the mouth. We were sometimes
whipped three times day, and we
never knew what Sunday was" The
girl at length escaped to a ship and
landed III Galveston.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18
ODDOsed 10 MOrmOnism.

Two Mormon leaders began meet
ing few nights ago in Cometa County,
Georgia The meeting was well at.
tended. After singing and prayer, one of
elders began a sermon On the beauties
of Mormonism. He had not spoken
long before gruff voice came from the
audience, saying: PUT him out.
This was followed by a vulley of eggs
which we're not strictly fresh. The
missionaries took up their gripsacks
and made off, chased by the crowd.
They proved to bs able runners, and
when they were last seen by their
pursuers, they were headed toward the
west. Public sentiment is in favor of
substituting buck-shot for eggs in the
event of further attempts to make con-
verts in that region to Mormouism.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18
Trying to Relieve the Greedy.

Secretary Chandler and Postmaster
General Gresham have returned to
Washington.
Secretaries Lincoln and Chandler and
Commodore English had consultation
as to the advisability Of attempting to
relieve the Greedy party this fall. After
the conference Secretary Lincoln said
I" he had seen no reason for changing
his mind ~ to the inpracticability of
sending relief expedition this year. "
Secretary Chandler sent word o DR..
BeYels, the Arctic explorer, tnat he
wished to confer with him upon the
subject. The Secretary also telegraphnd
instructions to the commander of the
Powhattan to keep the vessel at ST..
Johns, Newfoundland, until further
orders. The object is to make use of
some of the Powhattan's officers ard
crew in case it should yet be decid ed to
send relief vessel this season,
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18
Labor Notes.

About twenty of the female tel,
graphers who took part in the strike
in New York remain unemployed.
They met yes:...,,tay in Clarendon Hall
ana Received from the Brotherhood
:aoney equal to the amount of wages
they would have made if at work,
Forty-three of the suits brought
against the Bethlehem Iron Company
at Allentown, by former employees to
recover money deducted from their
wages for store bills, have been appeal
ed by he company.
The employees OF the Saco Water
Power Machine Shop, in Bidlctord,
Maine, 800 in number, have had
a reduction in their wages of ten por
cent
The International Convention of
Cigar Makers met yesterday in
Toronto, about 100 delegates being
present from the United States and
Canada.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18
Dead ROdleg Found,

Edward Dram, an old citizen of Haw-
ley, Penna disappeard three weeks ago
from the residence of his son-in-law, at
White Mills. Persistent search was
made for him without avail, but yester-
day afternoon a boy found his dead body
in the woods, three miles from White
Mills.
The body of Frank Devereux. &
homesteader," was found on Sa'ur-
day in. the woods near Cneyboygan,
Michigan, under circumstances which
indicated that he had perished in fight
with bear, whose carcass lay near by.
There was evidence of a terrible stugge
with the animal, and Dcvereux's body
was fearfulIy laceratei. The dead man
was In sitting position.