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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-24
DISITU AIRY,
Death OF John beuder.


John Bender, we'll known citizen of
Lancaster, died at his residence SO North
Prince street, this morning of heart
disease. The deceased was formerly
resident of Leacock township, and came
10 this city about 90 years ago. For
several years he carried on the trim
ming business on North Queen street
aud about ten years ago entered the
clothing store OF Myers " Rathfon as n
salesman. Several months ago he had his
leg broken by tho fall of an elevator, in
the store of this llrm. He was recovering
from the injuries Of this accident when
his death occurred from tho disease men
toned. He was 81 years of age and leaves
a wife aud two children Isaac, q compost
tor of the ISTELLIGENCER office, and
daughter, Mary Ann.
suddsn Death whiIo shoveiing snow.
George Westenbergor died very sud
denly this morning at the residence of his
mother, Mrs. Raphael Fisher, No. 56l
North Prince street, near the Reading
depot. 1t appears that he went out to
shovel snow from the pavement ana drop'
ped over dead. lie was 2S years OF age
and unmarried. He was bTlcklayer by
trade and was well known in the city.
Tbis afternoon Coroner Shitfer held an
innnest ON tho remains of the deceased at
the residence OF his brother Edward, on
Rockland strcot, where tho body was
tlken aud the jury rendered verdict Of
death from heart disease.
DeeeRso OF u Preacher.
Rev. ID. A, l. Lavsrty, a distinguished
minister of tho Church Of God, died
suddenly last night at his homo in
Mechanicsburg of pneumonia. He was
about sixty five years of age, and
had occupied most OF the pulpits Of the
church in Eastern Pennsylvania, inolud'
and large family, including a son and two
daughters, who live in this city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-24
ABsIguIasnf

Joseph Martin and wifo, of East En,
township, have made an assgnment or
their property TO IL, b. Becker Ala % os
East Earl. a'So VI
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-24

The poor will many care forget
The debtor think not OF his debts.
But, as they each enjoy their cheer,
wish II were Christmas ali tho year,
-ThoBias Miier.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-24

And though the sky DO cold aud gray,
And binding snow-n axes tall,
Dull care and grief snail fee away
The dear Christ died for all.
While yule.logs glow, Wen alrns bestow,
on ncTcy's Grrand run;
And bright shal! be
The Christmas trCe,
For ho wOul: have its",-
The Prince OF Peace. inc1rna'e one,
Gods only on.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-24

Huntington county recently proposals were
received for filling two clerical offices (;
aud the son Of ono commissioner and the
son in Law Of another were installed at
salaries far higher than that OF cther
appiclnt, for tHo positions who we're
admitted to be equally efficient Evidently
their is nsol at the present time of several
effective bolts Of lightning to purify the
political atmosphercof Republican Huut'
ingtou.
Then pea Cu the bells, more load and dyeT,
GO is not deaf nor doth he sleep
The wrong shall tIsl, the Right prevail
with peace ua elTt1, good via to uCh.
I0uyTt|IDU
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-24

sound over all waters, Teacn out nom all
laHds,
The chorus OF voices, the clasping O' hands;
sing ymns that were sung b. tho sr.Gs OF
themOrn,
Sing songs OF the angels when J-sus was born
- Waiter
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-24
HFrDHra OF YlrMEhs.

Damtse- From Oponing New streets.
The viewers to assess damages arising
ont Of the opening Of Poplar street have
reported in favor of giving $3.50 to John
KadelI, 32OO to b. paid by the county and
1850 by the city.
Tue report of viewers assessing damages
for opening FIIbert street through St Jo
seph's cemetery, was 50 amended as TO give
tho following damages to lDt owners in
addition TO the S7O0 awarded - Bishop
SIanahan. TO Michael Dasel, $50 TO
Leopold Bender, SEQ; TO VIM. Fritscb,
3l5 to Leo Myers, sl5 and to Charles
fireman, s4j.
Tho verdict in the case Of common
wealth vs. lawrence Warfel, returned
mot guilty, but defendants father TO
pay three fOurths and prosecutor one
fourth Of the costs " was amended 50 as 10
relieve these persons Of the costs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-24

There's a song in the air, there's a star in rna
sky,
There's mothers deep prayer ana baby's
low cry;
And the star rains It's hro whilo the b .autlful
sing,
And the msnger OF bethlehem cradles Il
King!
y. g. HoWdud
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-24

The night that erst no name had worn,
To ita happy name Is given;
For In that stable lay, new born,
The peaceful Prince OF Earth and Heaven.
ALFRED Domaeu.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-24

As nts the holy Cnrismls birth,
B, thls gOOi friends our carol still
Ee peace on earth, be peace on earth,
To men OF gentle Will.
-ThnckernH.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-24
Annals OF Crino.

"Iig Ike," negro, wA) Murdered
Bru3o Hunt while trying % rob the bank
at Ddrango, Col, last weak, has died in
jail from injuries roGelvsI by iumDln1
headIong from 40-foot cmbau kmeat ~
avoid arrest. Before dying h, mAisao,7
fessiou implcattng four otAs.s, Who nlys
been arrested.
Susan Gibbs, an oil woman wac 20 l.l,ed
small wares and was repulal 10 h.ys @ IN
siderable money, was found murlsrsd In
hor shauty, seven miles from T,r,gt,
Robbery was probably tho motive OF the
crime,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-24

CoodigrAti,O- IA Cs'i weathsr
Saturday, night fires Os,erLou', lam
b'r null, Deer LlNe, Mgl IDs.. sjJ.JJ
Standard pulp mills, Sp5iI.d1I. Mass;
MllblIne gin store house, NamD.l., :g5. .
90 CDtlDnSeed oil uu',. r.mp.a T.rts.
$40 900 ; Montreal p-il.,uk house. ~ 900;
ToOie's Il )uT mills, Tgoy K 3d.. $!JOJJ.
The Methodist CIurcu at AuicbDro
Massachusetts,, was burned SIudly norn
lug. owing u the eK.Itmo cD.d It wa,
impossible 10 get stream Jf any limru
sions on tho buildlnI, tAo water fre,z.g,
almost immadiIteIy. Tue furnishings.
however, were saved, aud tA, loss y 4
probably not exceed il1,OJJ
Tho stables of tbs Syracuse aud Oaoa
daca street railway company, iu Syracuse
New York, were burned early 'Suuday
morning, with "a horses, al but one OF th.s
street cars, and large stock Of hay and
oats. Loss, 100000.
The stable Of tho Cambridge horse rail
way company, at Brighton, Massachusetts
Was burned on Saturday, with 1--WE cars
and quantity Of hay aud grain. LJss
f2S 600
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-24

Ei-e happy morn rise. holy morn
DIaw forth the cheer iul day from night
., Father, touch the ERstand light
Tie llgIt That shOno when nope was born.
-IennySOn,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-24

some say That ever 'gainst that season coma,
Wherein our sayiors birth Is celebrated
ThobI OF dawning singeth all night long.
so hallow'd and so gracloui 10 tha timo
bi1EFps1r,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-24

Rejoice, our Saviour he was born
On Christmas Day In the morning.
- Old Christmas cdrOl.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-24

NEroTIsM iudulged in by county com
missioners at tho expense of the county
may be thing of beauty, as exhibiting
the devotion of kinship, but 1t can hardly
be said 20 be joy forever to the tax
payers who must pay the piper. Out In
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-24

THE man who is gDrug To turn over a
new leaf is getting to be conspicuyuslJ
numerous.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-24

CuAUNcEY l, FuLEY, OF St. Louis, has
Joined the Logan boomers. Black Jack
is a doomed man.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-24

The revised edition of the Old Test.
ment strips Joseph Of his coat of ma ;
colors. The old version must stay.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-24

INMATES who compl hn Of the iohospi
talIty OF Bummers' hall can hul steady
JOB in Ndw York city, where 4 public
woody ard has been established that pays
ten cents an hour for saving aud splitting
n al cJmcrs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-24

EVEN coTporatiOls seem TO have ,ouIs
about Christmas tim. \ special train,
decorated with greens, moved over the
Long Island railroad yesterday distliyut
ing turkeys to its 2,000 employees.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-24

THE Bartholdj statue is completed, bu'
It looks as though the same would ney5r
be said Of tho pedestal IN Now York, on
which the siSanti. F.euch git is to res.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-24

WEsrMINsrER Abby, the burial place
Of EQglani's great, IS nov bao1nr =,
crowded that 90 mIre inLerments can be
IN 1de therein, In making room for row
arivals, tho ancient worm eaten collins
and their contents fall apart, aud stori 8
10 most ghast!y are al n IN connection
with thcse disturbances.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-24

Ii is said that the national motto /" 4
Puri6us Unum -" one from many ~
which now appears for the first time in 45
years on tho standard silver dollar, never
had any authorization in law. A private
mint at Newburgh. N. Y, was tho first to
use the phrase in 1886. 1t appeared at
intervals On various coins afterward,
going entirely out of vogue in 1887, until
resurrected in the Bland dollar of to day.
GREAT is Diana of the Ephesians, !" and
great, also, is tho Republican party if Seu.
ator Blair, of Now Hampshire, is its re
cognized prophet. The latter declares
that tho "grand old party" will soon
take stand favoring the eutre prohiDi
tion of tho liquor traffic. What then
would become Of Mr.. Blaine and bis dis
tribution OF the liquor fund 3? Senator
Blair Is sadly in need of porous plaster
over his mouth.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-24

inc tsuAa'b'
1t is estimated that IL will not cost more
than s2j, 900 TO rebuild the market. The
foundations probably remain intact, much
of the brick can be used again, somo of
the doors and window frames are uninj jured
and many Of the stalls inside appear To DO
uninjured Inder the debris with which
thay are covered. Besides building mate
rial is cheaper than it was in 1872.
The losses sustained by Sir. Blckonder
fer will probably reach 1000 The back
building attached to his Tesdence, will
have to be rebuilt from the ground up a
considerable portion Of tho south wall OF
the main building was crushed IN aud
other portions Of it will have to b. taken
down and rebuilt the stable and dwelling
on the rear end OF tho lot are also seriously
damaged.
Mr. John Bushong, who occupied the
store room at the roar end or tho market
house as -four and feed store, aud into
which portions Of the roof came crashing
snstains a loss Of about 800. He has
Already commenced removing his effects
into Mr.. Byrne's building, lately occupied
py the MoKillips organ factory, where he
will at once resume business.
Frank Mettfott, who occupied tho base
ment Of the market house as an oyster
saloon and huokstering establishment, had
his largo elevator crushed to pieces and
somo fruit and vegetables that were In tho
main market house destroyed, The goods
and fixtures which he had in the base
ment escaped serious injury. Perhaps
s20O will cover his loss. The entrance TO
the restaurant of Peter q. Renfried, IN
the southern end OF the basement is on.
tirely closed up, but persons VINO maze
their way into 1t say the loss inside is very
triting, It will be roopened aS soon as
tho wreck is cleared away.
All the above losses are total, as no IN
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02

The Wilmington and Kenne:t Tlrn.
pike Company held their annual meet
ing yesterday afternoon in the institute
Building, aud elected the following
board of managers.
William Canby, Edward Bringhurst
Jr., John Peoples, Samuel ID. Newlin.
Peter W. Gregg, Charles Green,
James Delaplaine, Colonel II. A. Du
Pont, William Wilson, Jr., and j.
pouIson Chandler.
The board organised by electing
William Candy President, and }. Poul-
son Chandler Secretary and Treasurer
The finances Of the Company are in
an excellent condition.
The Wilmington aud Philadelphia
Turnpike Company held their animal
meeting at GO3 Market street yesterday
with William Candy in the chair.
The following Board OF Managers
were elected to servs for the ensuin &
year:
William Candy, Edward Belts, Isaac
S. Elliott, Edward Eringhursr, Edward
4. Bellah, Joseph TaGnall, J.W. Hawk
ins, George A. Elliott, William Tat
nail, }. Cloud Elliott. The board or
ganized Ny electine officers IA follows:
Presidsnt--WilIiam CaD1y.
Secrs'ary--Georse A. Elliott.
Trsasurer--Josaph Tatnall.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02

John Russell Skidmore, well
Euown coal merchant Of New York
city, DIED on Saturday, At the age OF 62.
Elliot H. Thompson, n w6ll-known
flour and grain commission merchant
Of Now York, died on Saturday AT Ihe
ago Of GJ.
John Waddle, President of the
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Com
pany, died on Saturday at ChiiCethe,
Ohio.
j. Fitch Mallory, clerk of the Jer-
sey City Board OF Public Works,
died on Saturday morning, aged 90
years.
Delos De Wolf, q prominent citizen
Of OSwexo, who had been State Capt.
tai Com missioner a..d twice Presiden
tial EIrctor, died suddenly on Batur.
day.
Josephine G. Meeker, daughter OF N.
q. Neeker, killed by the Ute Indians
IN tho massacre of 1879, aud who was
herself kept prisoner by tbose indians
FOR SOMA time, died in Washington, on
Saturday morning. She was clerk in
the l1terioc Department.
David RI. bUffum died On Saturday
ct Grear Falls, New Hampshire. He
was President Of tho GrsaS Fails Ma
tion.l Bank; and served several terms
in rho SJata Legislature, and bad been
President ut the Senate, and vas also a
delegate of the last Republican St4te
Convention.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02
Eftil ~.

a representative OF tIe RGrUrLicAN
called On Dr. Hale y; the pr'a"art
House yes nrfav, ara tonrd nm 10
usual bnsiiy engaged, He w&s operat,
lug on d gentleman Of this city, who tol
= nnmber Of years has been effected
with nasal Gatarrh, waich ls now cans
ing bronchial ii, u1ie ttat threatens
to end in consumption, The coctnr
assured the Csu rleman tJSs Ia GOnid
eff, Ct o perfect cur, ard rfered to for
felt $4,000. If ho failed. Alter the Trcef-
ment yesterday the patient said that he
fe greatly relieve, ,ard WAS not tronbl-
ell with tho irritation in HIS thrcat
which had caused him TO cough almost
corsfantiy. While the doctor vas At
tending to this patient, there were sew
eral others waiting IN an Adjoining
room. He will remain IN this CITY un-
I'll the 18th of this month, and 1t WI
bb well for those VINO are suffering from
any disease whatever 10 visit him tefore
it, il too late
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02
ZINE NEW YEA Il.
The Incrfase tn PGpuIattOu--W vii.
m,ugsun's Prosperity.

Tho Old var has uassed away, and
the new is nshered in. 1882, with 1t.
Joys and sor1ow-. its sunshine and
storms, has faled into the great
ote,nity OF tAe cast The past year
has beea progperous one for our city,
and It's sruwth has been unprsCe-
d,rt,d.
The census in 1850 showed popula-
tlon for Wilmington Of but few hun
dren over 40 o0o which Registrar FraL
er wto il excellent authority on ruch
m,ttrra. nor p,timatcs to have reached
so ooo ,bD.ip. au tpUrease in lees than
Lw,. v.rr. u, n7ar,y 10 900 peysOns.
p,enti,n,u rjse where, there have
t.,r over 90 uu.ld,nss erected aud
viii. ali ,b. old Industrial establish
u.I,i. haze lad plouty OF work during
.he nrsater TART of the year, several
new ~rtsru,,.en have been started, ard
az un1n fnroisriuy employmepL to
buttred, ~ ands.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02

In Isstar to the Cincinnati Enquir.
ec Tom Allen, the no. ed English psgil-
Isl, says he has returned to America to
once more try hiS fortune and chances
TO win the championship, which he
!ough fer with varied success against
Mike haCUole, twice with Charley
G l.lasher, twice with Bill Davis, with
Jem Mace and Jos GOss. In regard to
John l.. Sullivan, the present cham
pion, Allen says he has not the least
doubt but tnal he is a first class man,
hut thac no is not afraid to meet him.
Jnm Mace, he contends, WAS in 1870 a
far better pugihst t1an suIlivan, for he
had more experience, and knew more
abeus ring tactics. Il have never yet,
said Alisn, "seen the pugilist that l
would finch from. In England there
were m&uy champions ~heu | arri 'ed,
and ] beaG them oil, aud my money
was alwaya ready to prove could de"
feaS Grean fold or any Of tLnn,' La re-
ference TO Tug Wiiso Allen said he
was Of no account; t'a1 he was . booth .
,pafrcr, aud By miA presentation he
0oludgd tho American public.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02

Alfred Allen was killed near Water
port, New York, on Saturday, by ths
fail Cf u tree he was chopping.
Conrad Setback, a miner, was killed
by fail of coal al Shenandoah, PenHa.
Oh Saturday.
Charles Bittenbender and Rosa
GoliRhtly broke through the ice while
skattng at Plymouth, Penna., on Sat
urday, and the latter was drowned.
William Bender, a cooper, in Louis
vile, went out on Friday night to soak
some staves IN vat, and his wife went
TO bed. Next morning no was found
in the vat drowned in two feet of wa
Ter.
While John e. Schrsck, wealthy
farmcr OF Lewisburg, Penna., was on a
hunting expedition with some friends
last Friday, their wagon was upset OIL
q rough mountain road, and one of the
guns discharged its contsnts into
Schrack's back, causing a wound oi
which he has since died.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02
IbOEN.

The Shields Librcry held social II
| heir rooms lsst evening.
Ice covers the kenneoec r0nd, which
was full OF skaters yesterday.
ArchibaldS 8. Reed VA s6renaded BY
bis employees on. u..Mondsy evening.
ID. Fl. Coyle has taken charge Of the
Wafer Department.
The Pioneer Coach Company have
stopped running tAoir c02cAes On sun
day.
The American DREDGING Company
are filling in the whart ot John &. Ba
ker.
An electric light will be placed in
tron5 Of the City Hall By the A.rnoux
Company this evening.
A number Of stores, the city Offices,
and the banks were closed yasteGday
IL observance of New Years Day.
Ruth Bros, brick'eyers, have dis,
solved partnership, ann j. Frank Ruth
will hereafter conduct tie business.
Barkley Bros. have added ! taree.
story addition to heir bakery at Fourth
and FrenCn Streets.
The sidewalk on the west side Of
Market, near Fiith, is IN bad condi
ton.
Delaware College OPEN on Wednesday
next anu Wesleyan Co ,sa, of this city
on January S5h.
y. q. Holland has photographed the
Indians connected with Buffalo Bi!ls
Com bination.
There will be bali in the German
Hall on the evening Of February 9th,
given by Delaware Tribe No. /, Imp
o. Il. NJ.
A. an example Of the travel on West
Front streat, gentleman counted yes
terday over three bundled WAGONS pas'
Front and West streets ia one half lOur
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02
A Murderer Mubbei.

ABIN GTON, Va, January i.--1rfor'
II alton has just reached here that Blu
ford Smith, colured, was TAKEN from
the jail At razW2ll Court Houfe lasi
"a Drlay night by mob and ridd ed
with bullets On Saturday, Decemher
Il, SnAth and young white man,
Charles hinser, had dispute about q
woman, The segro drew % knife and
stabbed Kinser feveral times. Although
| tearfuIly wounded knser male des-
persje effort to defend himself, He
irew ,, pistol and followed his assai!-
cut scine distance, but fell to the ground
f,om tue loss II blood and died shOrCly
af.erw trGs. Smith attempted TO es-
cane, bat Wa3 arrested By Mr. Jen Ntns,
I've odiSor OF the JetfarsonylL Times.
The murder created iuten@a excite.
ment and threats of lynuhipg the ueRro
wnle freely lniulg9d. Saturday night
about hnif,pasG one mob visited tne
Jail While some oi their number ar
UractrG tho 8t.ention OF the .jailer, the
balance Of The crowd scared their
prisoner and made off with him. The
wifc.ot the jaileF discovered what had
been done aud followed the crowd a
short Distance. firing pistol in her Of.
tCrtI to sop the mob. Finding That
lacy were about to be- frustrated, tue
lynchers emptied the cOntsnJs II th9i
revolvers into tae body of the mu der.
er. Three balls struck Smith, prOduc
ing fearful wounds. The negro SUIT
vived un,il o';lGck Sunday morning,
when he died.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02

or Tue hEil BLICAS
Il l. with the ke-nest regret that the
public a. large ars informed that OuI
tsloved friend, "Oscar Wilde" late
car recorder IL the West yard office, has
,aken Di3 departure from the happy
precinc.- ot Wilmington, thus leavi =
behind h,'n . large circle OF friends who
viii mourn A. ouly such TRENDS can
mourn. Brother Mike Hsuiry, presi-
ieOt Of the Lime X In Club, has order
ed all Jha members TO decorate their
b arress with GRAPE Go be worn as a
.ecktiv) Ior sixty days. BIO. Shipley
has iuvts 81 In pug hat; Howard
Slmpery purchased a suppIy OF Argua-
dan!e t5 drown lis = rrOw; the Rev.
Dorsey sw"rr ho would de his hair
black. While Ardy Kerr, "Mag;'
O'Nei!l and Jim Meiviu made d vow
to not ke another CIV cent rat" un
ii their "dawling OSc9w wtturLed" to
rLetr arms. ProG WOAks.tne lightning
singer, Gays he will have 10 use B gal
vanic battery 10 keep his nHrges struus
ny jake Klanly las hor1ht a ne"
double O"sa, aud Is practitiHg "Gotd
Bye, 5 Sweetheart" Ned, the switch
man. has been tDo1ing several d0iefui
moluiies from th9"faddy Niles Boy.
All III al, the power Of pea or penci, is
entirely inadequate 10 give a thorough
description of the gr,et of all concerned
III the departure Of their friend. Presl.
dent Il an'ey nppoiut"d p committee of
eleven to draft resolutions, md ordered
that they be printed IN al the noon day
papers published in st. Georges and
EdEenuor.
Ka ia Nika. Wah, Wah.
IA Ia Mika, kladdwah,
h hi ,Iks,
Mikl silky cum t"UX.
"O~lar Wilde sailed for England
yesterday in the steamer Bothlna
| l.