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MONDAY, MAY 20. 1888
THE war on American meats is raging in
Germany.
THE secret of success is to know in what it
consists.
CIVIL service rules are again shedding their
feathers.
CHEAP tariff discussion for Congressional
use is good deal the rage in the papers.
THE North American Review breaches
Canadian annexation from the poop deck OF
The Dominion.
A NEW illuminated literary magazine has
appeared in New York entitled the Manhat-
tan. 1t is not over praised and may live.
BRADsrREET's thinks that British gold will
be an important factor in the coming Congress
on the free trade side Of the tariff question.
WHEN New York city becomes trAe pro.
ficient in selt-government it will be consolidat-
ed with Brooklyn. The privilege of home
rule has to be secured.
If THERE is any reason for considering Mr..
Tilden out of the presidential canvass Of 1884
it will not be his having declined that of 1880.
1t will be rather that there are those with
better playing hands about the board.
FRANCE is taking hand in Eastern affairs
President Grevy has interviewed in the Chi.
nese proceedings against Tonquin, informing
the King that France will establish protecto
rate, and advising him to respect it and no
make a judy Of himself.
THERE is a case in the United States Su.
preme court of exparte Tom Tong, and an
other of exparte Hung Hang. Both are APP
plications for wrts of habeas corpus. I1
both cases relief was denied, but they were
remanded for further proceedings. The ques
ton was unlawful arrest.
THE following is going the rounds Of the
papers as the result of an interview with thu
eminent composer, Sir Julius Benedict
"What are the best operas you ever heard p
"sFaust' and 'Oberon.' There have BEEF
no OPERAS written since Faust 1t is per
feet opera." "Not 'Trovatore Grub
b;sh - aida, Carmen p II" "Trash =
..Pinafore p" "Rot !" "Bess me. Blu
the writer Of these are good musicians p
"Ouite true; but they write for a marke
chiefly and only. Sullivan is a musician, bu
he has the faculty of writing operas for com
panies that can't sing, and music for peopl
that have no voice" Those who know 81
Iulius will at once denounce this a fabrication
because, in the first place, the composer woul
not express himself in any such language, and
in the second place, there are distinct record
of contrary views expressed by him as an ii
dependent musical critic.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-28

MONDAY, MAY 20. 1888.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-28

Entered at postofice at San Antonio, Texas,
as second-class matter.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-28

THE secret of success is to know in what it
consists.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-28

WHEN New York city becomes trife pro-
ficient in self government it will be consolidat-
ed with Brooklyn. The privilege of home
rule has to be secured.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-28

FRED DOUGLASS is atop in the Council Of
the Colored Mems convention. Fred pro-
poses to postpone the convention till an APP
propriate time next year, when it will have
significance as presidential boom. Heads
level, and no wisdom in the waste basket
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-28

GENERAL CROOK is yet to be heard from.
THE war on American meats is raging in
Germany.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-28

If THERE is any reason for considering Mr..
Tilden out of the presidential canvass Of 1884
it will not be his having declined that of 1880.
1t will be rather that there are those with
better playing hands about the board.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-28

FRANCE is taking hand in Eastern affairs.
President Grevy has interviewed in the Chi
nese proceedings against Tonquin, informing
the King that France will establish protecto
rate, and advising him to respect it and not
make judy Of himself.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-05

se0 sb% BUYS AN ALL-WtOL
spA1s<let thtld's Cass'ntrru suit at 12lS MAX
K ~ ~. l.MiLalcIu Ml... llms nIlce.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-05
FASHION NOTES.

New nrk sun.
Mscrsme is the popular fancy work of
this summer.
GAitsrs with atraps across the top will
be much worn.
Glover Leaf aud psusy llnger rings are
very fashionable.
Little girls wear materials very much
like their mamas'.
Tie knotted silk handkerchief is as
much used 80 ever,
The Jersey glove of spun silk Is the
correct wear for travelling.
Jerseys are preferred to matinoes for
breakfast toilets at watering places.
Pretty dressess for young girls are OF
gsy-blue Lawn, with f1hus to match.
Fancy wooleas are in general more
popular than cotton goods this summer
Chenille trine4s of two kird1, the rat
tail aud the ldily, are b5th very fashion
able.
Large fans and large sunsha1es are
made Of figured sateen to match cos
tunes.
Snot glaze silks Of nedium or light
shades are worn for summer dinner
dresses.
Escurial ia the mos: fashionable lace,
and ia very appropriate for trimming
velvets. "a
Long pelisses aud rsglsaJ, proof sg1lnst
rain All ta4t, are mtie OF fine gray
uohair. =..z.."
Wells OF goli aud gulorei spotted net
are not becoming, bu. they are worn for
all that. ....
All kid gloves are now worn under tine
sleeve, aud contrast With the color OF thu
toilet.
The hat OF the passing moment for
young ladies' Ia trimmed with white null
and yellow butteroups. ...-.
Coaching pArasols have big bamboo
handles and red, blue, md cream silk
and other very gay tops, ..... ...
Fancy headed pins are used iu place of
brooches or lace pins to tasten the collar
and lace jsbots at the throat.
Tbs popular colors for evening mitts
and gloves are pale pink, pale blue, flesh
color, mauve, cream and pure white,
Lace woven silk gloves aud mit,a with
ribbed tops and lace trimmings come in
both Bernhardt AMI tlousquetsir- shapes
Light lap robes for hablps' carriages
are Of linen sorim, w'.h harivrs of draw
work aud zoaut .u.llN Ct Irish point %
the edge.
B.AoS y-lynt collars with very deep
whit larr grogud ,G, edges aud j.Iots
down th- front 10 no ? stylish ii4ian iJr
light eolar-t lJtsa-a. ...... .--.
Fanny finger Rugs i,k- the form oil
serpents ,Rypsy hauglr aud lonble or triple
rings having for the top twogoIden hand
olssped over two golden hearts.
Costumes for the country and seaside
are made OF short length, with plaid OF
checked skirts aud tailor made Ackatr
OF cashmere or light cloth, or worn with
Jerseys.
Little girls OF from to frequently
wear the Louis Nv. jacket with Large
reverB forming collar, and pockets in the
same style. Under the loose waistcoat i.
worn pleated coat.
The only wraps which Young girls veal
are the pelerine pelisse, the paletot and
the Carriok, which last is doubls capt
with rnche around the neck, and tas
tened with bow of ribbon.
The Parisians have given up the lIttl,
knot of hair twisted tight in the nape o
the neck and now twist all the back hail
into a thick torssde in the shape Of /
figure eight on the top of the head, II
front the lair Is waved in bsndeaux.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-05
BiGLy aEplloantg sprs.Lel Thnrsday

Sixty applicants appeared Thursday
morning before the Civil Service Commits
5iou in Boston, 10 he examined for pusi
.lons in the post off 'e department.
jules Mouer"ni-r Pn7rt, formerly the
keeper Of 3 hotel in fashionable street.
IN Paris, y IS found drowned in Butter
mix cLarnsl, Nsw YalL, Thursiay. The
Indications are that he had been reduced
10 pHHury in this country and committed
saieide.
The Postmaster iune al said Thursday
thaL LIZ attention had leeu called to the
'onarution ri faRtma6ler Pearson OF New
t"rlt, with one OF tue companies agsirs'
ShieG ltuoe-llG1 i@G heeh Instituted Tor
9iOietion OF The l!aI.ej Stats postal laws,
~! That he was iilSratigsnbg ~ charges.
FAi1 was all tho ground there WAS for tit,
talk about 'sars0n's removal lie did
not know, ror did any one elsa, what
would b- the result OF the Investigation.
An express train ran upon siding
near Charleston, South Carolina, Thurs
lay morning, owing to the displacement
OF . switch, SID cOllidei with two loaded
freight CARS. j. s. Smith, the engineer.
was killed and Paul Washington, culofsd
liremEu, was fatally injured and died
later IN The day. The engineer saved the
passengers from injury by remaining
with his engine, reversing it and putting
on the air brakss, when lie might have
saved himself by jumping oil. The dis
aster is attributed 10 the csrelessneas Of
Section Master II. Ct. Stewart, vino was
arrested and committed in default OF
50, coo bail.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-05
MInSj MINER MErIPuYSICS.
q Bright century Contributor Poites
Fun nt ;,ie concord Scho8I.

Coulury lirla-.-iiIa iuy.
These Suggestions as t. the essence of Il
few nlataphy steal units, suitable tor sum
mar schools OF philosophy aud for all
searcbers after truth depend for their sis
ulhcaLcy on the words themselves rs re-
lated to the appr,ciative intuitlvism OF
the resd-r
Art is tne Joyous externali1ing of in
wArdnesa.
Beauty is the j'ytul liberalization OF
outwardpess. .......
Poetfy is the hsmpetei soul leaping at
verify.
Truth is the so-ness Of the asit-were.
Right is tbs awful yes-ness Of the over
soul mudItating on the how ness of the
thing.
0ciety is the heterogeneous, buying
peace with nomog4neity.
A thing ID simply au is-n-ss.
Matter is is-ness possessed OF some.
what ness.
Mind ID am ness.
Philosophy Is the mind trying to flGd
cut It's own little game.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-05

GALVESTON, jane 2s.-A sreolsi lie
patch from L.mpasas to thc Mere sayR:
A terrible tragedy u which the csu-s il
shrOuded in mystery, occurred yesterday.
Willis G. II. Ross, E successful msrchsnt,
was 1T table with lis family, pistol shot
was heard from his wiie's chamber, she
being in delicate condition aud confinel
to her bed. The startled family found
her in her lsst agony the ball having
entered under the left breast. Tho nus
band made an unintalligeable remak and,
rushing out, returned with some Of NE
neghbors, Que Of whom raising Mrs Ross
asked how it happened. rae huahsuI
replied by catching up the pistol, placing
at hi5 own temple aud lirn <. ~ foil
dead Losi.u his wi,c.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-05

DAYymLE, VA, June ga few day
ago s qn1Frel arose between the Grant
and va" ming families, residents OF the
northern part Of PitHylvania county,
about some fowls which J. W. Manning
WAS accused of killing, 1t is stated that
George 7. Grant was urged by his mother
TO kill Manning and that he crept on hin
Viii . he vas at work In a field, shot him
five times aud after wards beat him with
his fist aud stamped upon him, saying
"Now d-.n you die !" Manning died the
following day. Graut escaped.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-05
HERE IND THERE.

The garden wsll--Meow- meow psf.
N. Y. World.
A triple alliance: Banana skins,
orange peels and apple parlngs.
II France wishes to dsmolish China she
should send out an army Of servant girls.
boston Post.
Now Lot lngersoll go in and convince
that jury there is no hell, 10 as to put
their minds to rest.-- Boston Post.
Rhode Island wants law against
snoring. They think it's all wrong that
one man should disturb ths whole state
Boston Post.
Satan rebuking sin" can now take
back seat. NJ. Emil lola objects to the
alleged immortality OF Walt Whitmsn's
writings. --NOrh 1mericia.
Not only must the front windows be
boarded up at once but the bell knCh
must be tsrnished. Tarnish uan be
bought at any drug store
Spenimen of Princeton trial Lawyer
Did the ground slanti I" Witness
| 'Yes sir" Lawyer But did it slant
| at an angle p"-Ihs ifincttonidn.
| ga laundering Gompositor, iii setting up
,,n,ld ~. a s.,,o,., - a,, H.. rrn.,na,ion
in III. yrorc ,,,ac., S1ich niada i, rad
mWoman wi,hont bar man wonld h. a
sovaaa -
The Marshall (Texas) Herald, referr-
hasJsd SAYS ,tyvs saw an aoconnt If a
man similarly s;tnat.d who sscnred i'm.
mnnitv from th. tlias Inv nainting a ,arg.
sn;dar in ths csntrs of the baid snacs J,
a. u,--,. 1m.. -, III,
mI. n'ss'us- wy SOU 9anue' stuuieu
=, rimhsr .,Ah Al, H., s,ccaad ," NJ
,tsncc,ad Wall I gnesa h,
l,4 s,,nu.,.,a wiz sir ba n,w hos ~,
lnryaat hama fsrtiliz.r factorv In ths stat,
nf nhio I oa.l thot snnc,s: ,;,rTiC.
-, M
"a oPr,nHneiu N'.l halueh thre"
oH1set o, ~nt'r gu . ,np,hnef Oh me Leg
's'a'u'e VIM n"u "'nh'o ~ h'f' NO on'
WIN" mas hear' Oh 'he '"r'aeh'S that TN
Eli aori, " ,I,at No. 81 ',"U" ' ,,;
oos 10 M, IN M, .,n,rn,it, ~ w., ,.r,,,,',
we are toiu tnat "A genuine Jaoper
wo'R mas oseu discovered III ONO
mas m"hth ioot w'he, red iorke'
tongue, tee'n Two inches long, ana gree'
gazing eyes IL Whales ana roars III
irishu9i manner now, whien oincln
nsu eoltor does thls mean r. boSto
fost'
| Just before being iyncrh by the 10"
r mop isaac BARRIER sskea Tor ohew
tohsooo' Aver some diihcn'ty aud adels
r Oh hVe minutes pug wss secured 10
= hln, and he started on hls iopg J1nrne
WIN mouthini OF the weed In TIL
. Instance 1hs use OF tobacco proionSe
II ltie--apoa' hve minutes.
/. A vigilanl sentinel Is posted at til
"A door Of picture gallery with stri,
q orders OF the customary character.
- sightseec happsns sloag and is prompt
halted. "Il4re, sir, you must lsavs yor
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-05

Every lady whd has used "Genn's SuIplur
Sonp' viii admit that the Improvement Oi Tia,
complexion should be classed among the tinr
arts. Though she may be past the hoyday OF
youth, yet, like faded picture retouched With
its Original tinta, size blooms anew under thr
too, u rare and delicate odOr, far SUPERIOR IN
most of the slCkly perfumes of tho day, and a
distinguished chemist prOnOUnGcs it harmless;
EewArs of CounterielIs. See that 10. N Crit.
runton, proprietor lis printed on each packet.
without which none is genuine Sold by drug.
gists ut 2) cents; three cakes ~ cents. "IiiIi's
lnstaneOus Hair Dye'is also "a wonder-worl<er.
IL gives 10 gray hair or any undesirable color a
is safe, sure and cheap.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-05
you would as soon have thought of sell

you WOuiu M hDUu uhFt hhuukhh Va w ~
ing my beard"
After an inspection 1t the horses w.
went back to the house, and were soin
busy at the breakfast table. Chiffon
appeared in tiue spirits that day. Tn"
chamber that hs occupied djjlned MY
own, and, though did not know it, WAS
locked with the key on his side. Their
was a deep allows in his room, in which
his servant had his bed.
| retired to rest good daal earlier
than usual that night, aud got into
sound sleep. 1t must have beeu well
towards morhiue when | was awakened
by n suddei wrench u my wrists and al
acute pain ia my sfns. Opening my
eyes | saw She door ui Ch.lton's room,
wsa opeu, aud tbs full glare of his lamp
fall on my face. | instantly bucame con
scious that On, hands WIRE securely bound
above my head to one Of the posts OF thu
bedstead, aud the next moment ChiltoI
dsrted 10 the foot ot the bed and i'm
prisoued my ieet IN like manner
| screamui with all my might, whm
he spraug upon ms, aud planting 0n'
knee on 10y chest III lraspsd me- 10y tn
throat to quiet my cries. struggle
S'h all mr. str+' gth, hat was coWpsra
lively powerles,
"aAi you rascaiN' he exclaimed
i've got sou at last. rhiS many d.,
rvs b'eu searching tor you. but l'g'
found you nov. So, after all my kind
ness to yon, yJu poisoned me. All
| migrate, nov | shalt kill yon, aud Ia
displayed hrght razor, which HI
commenced tn flourish beiurs my eyes.
Tue truth flashed upon me- that tn
,nsi nr hat another ons ot his attacks. II
Al instant more and he would cnt IN,
throat. wrestied hut he held Ire will
grip OF steel Deliberately he raise'
the steel above my head, then he lowere
II till lelt the cold blade touch m
throat Jh4t then, when | had give
mydelt mp toy Loaf, dark shadow ts
surDss the room, and the sane mnm-u
the strong ariuA Of his servant who la
bsen awakened by my single o,y), wei
around him, amt he WAS disarm-d Of h
Weapon AID secuted. Al the same tin
| hesid vrids3 iu til. corridor, for u
sDseuers had all been awakened Colon
Mandrrteld renewed ms to another va
u the building, but ever afterwsrd kel
8 sharp eye on tle major when We vel
together alone.
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a ncs,.rrn.,n,. s.lnn,,, s.ec,..

ST LolIs, Juue 2J.--At Ecudo cry,
kasper oonnty, No, ysstorlay, Lane
Triton waa arrested or a charge "i
murder, committed sums time ia
Newton. After his anest Bfittnn
was permitted to so into
his house to get his coat. lie rrsppear5j
with a revolver and openei fire ou liz
captors, instantly killing one Of then,
Constable A. N. Davis, aud mortaliy
wounding the other, @. Ct. Davis. Hetnea,
mounted horse and lied. A large party
Of citizens are in pursuit, but Butler has
probably escaped into the Iudian Terri
tory. lie is desperate man aud has
once before been tried for murder.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-05

Tho shin Pauline from Hamburg, arrived
at New York FRIDAY and reports that on
the 2il inst tlc fell in with tho brig ArisinH,
from Fayal for Boston, short of provisions,
Tho Arlstus sent . boat containing three Of
her crew and three passengers which
boarded the raulina obtained PROVISIONS and
left the slnp but soon returned hcing unable
plafp- what tho captain OF tho hristos re-
ported on hit arrival Vt Boston as tho strange
conduct Of ship i'll sailing away with lii
men,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-05
1sIfchCIIftie pI,miIIst.

sr. LOUIS, June 28.-Char!es Mitchell,
the English champion pugilist, will 90 TO
San Frsncisco in July. While in Call
fornia, he intends TO offer $500 to any
man belonging to that State who will
stand before him for four rounds, Mar
quis OF Queensbury rules. He willreturn
about the first of August to Kansas City,
and go into training for his fight with
Slade, and will enter the ring at 1872
pounds. .5.-. -. -..
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-05
THE rENINSnL.lH rREsS.

There can bu no reform until the cor
fupt crews wiicL now hold aud enjoy the
offices age rooted ont, branch and vine
There ran be no rafurin under this Civil
Service reform Law. Tue best reform we
Nn"" ot is a change ct administration.
aud the illing Of the iliots With rn.tu hers
If the Democratic party This ID Tn.
true va, 10 reform ,Lo Civil S4rvicr, aid
Tue iriofm that uusht tu te Adv9cauN.-
Durt, D,ilaareal.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-05

CniyAGO, June Is -Tue markets on
Chang. suffered another bad break this
mOrnlns, aud the forenoon session was
marked by uneasinrss aud ut times
great excitement tn, depression in
prices oS'endst 10 provisions aud
grain as we'll, hut Was more
-speoially irit in pork aud wheat. Pork
has show, "a steady aud heavy decline
turing the past three days and this
morning took another ,Hinblr of 42ia5U.
Lard i,clinr,! 7!4l7t, making the quota
tion Tor tbs Jiiy crtious less thar.
that touched on tn. day of
the failure Of Motteoch. Wheat, which
has displayed weakness for q week past,
dropped ia2i per bushel in addition to
day. Tntss declines renewed all the IN.
eaainess Of the past two week.,
and the announcement Was made al
noon that Ii, Q. Kenyon " CO.,
and John Sinclair had sutcumbed. They
have baen dealing in grain but We're not
rated as very extensive dealers
One cause assigned for the unusual
weakness displayed by the market
is the had showing made hy the firms Of
McGeoch, Everingham Il Co and NJ. s.
Nichols & Co. particularly the latter lirm
f.on which better report as TO asset
had been anticipated.
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females, which, within 4 few years has made
tho name If Mrs Lydia e. pnkham known
in every IH,iL ut tho ciyiliied world, relieves
suffering hy the safe and snro method of
equalizlng tile Yi'ai forces and thus regulating
the organic functions It, is only by such a
methut that disease is ever arrested and re-
moved.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-05

hfssrf FdHOrg:
Th'aiHre Is good likeneaq Of Mrs f.ydn y, Pink.
NUT 'l lynn Ai''., VINO above all other human beings
may 10 Faithfully tHll, the Dear Friend az No,na, =
as Soic Of he correspondents love to call her. She
- znloi y devoted % her work which IA Tho or,co,a
u iEssiuly, AMI Is obliged to keep SIX Indy
HssNRh0 to help her nnswrrthc large correspondence
Hhy pouiT in upon her, each bearing fits speeial
burden or suffering, ter joy AZ reloase from H. Her
"eetable Compound Is Il medicine for good and not
H'h iMsposos have personally Investigated It and
an 5atisncd or the truth of this.
ON account Of ts proven merits. H. IA rcoor,,,o,
mad prescribed by the best physicians in the country
ono s1yai ait Warks Ike n clam and ssy,s I,,,sh
PAIN Twin euro entirely the worst form of falling
or tho uterus, LeucorrhTn, irregular and patnful
Mehsr'lation all Ovarian Troubles Inflammation ond
liberation, Fi1odng7, all Dspacemrnts nnd tho ron.
5'lht spinal weakness, and Is especially Ldautel IA
the Chance Of IiTr,n ~
ltpcrm'atoa every portion OF tho systom md clves
no" NE and vgoT Il removes faintncss. f,o,ulrp,v
do'troysfll cr"ingiU9 slmullntq and relieves w,,,
ness al tbt i mlph. II cures Floating Hn,dnrh,s
H'rN"s REGISTRATION, General Debility, srcplcelncss
Impression mud Indigestion. That feeling Of hp,r,,,
down. ca"1nF inIn, weight and backnchc IL plwnva
permanently cuIcdhy It's use. 1t will az nli tlfns ana
"a def III circumstances, act in harmony withthyly
!h1 gov ms TIA : luuir .ystnm
II only 81 pr bottle Of sx for e. nni I, sold t
druggists N Il vice rpuirela s 10 special cnsr, ana
h'hameS many who lnvu been restored 70 p.rrort
h'alth ly the use Of tho Vegetable Compound, cnn he,
nhtHinri y undressing Mrs H., with stan,u for ,etl,
at her home in Lynn, Mass '''
FOR Kidney Complaint nf either Rcv ttis IL
unflTlfa'nl as abundant t,stlmoninl,sho,y
MA Iinltiam's Liver rms" says anr yiJ,rr ",rc
mr of8t On nc "ofhi for tho cure Of Con tip,li,n.
i''liHn'nrS' and Torridity nf the liver. ll, B,,,
Enrliler W rks wonders In its pncil Iia rnl,
% Iuunl tile Command In H.
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LOGAN BRErT7ILS.

County Treasurer Herbert las received
from Elliott, Johnson 4 to. the sum of
s3"4 $50 in payment tor the $500 900
alnntv loan awarded the banking hrm by
Levy Court.
J 3. Elliott hes been a@ arded IS, $50,
} Cloud Ellintt, ii, 600 aud tieorge Miller
$4,000 by the commission appointed to
award dsMaGts ilr laud tak-u for the
new baltimore < Philadelphia RAILROAD,
About 1 o'clock Friday afternoon
the frame house No. Ill Eti Water
street, caught ilte from the slats5 from g
locomotive. A lev bucket Of ~ntnr ex-
'inguished it, little or np damage bniug
done.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-05

New YORK, June 29.--Isaao A. Blgg5,
Wesley Lyon and Emil Brie, who W. re-
arrested yesterday on an affidavit chsrg-
ing them with the forgery Of $27l, lS5,
worth Of certificates OF Indebtedness Of the
Stats OF Missouri, were arraigEed in court
to-day. Their examination was set down
for tomorrow and, in the mean time, the
accused were committed to prison.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-05

.''"He that is discontinued in one place will
seldom be happy in another People are
constantly changing their homes from East to
West aud from North To South or vice versa
IN search OF u healthy State. II they would
learn 10 be cOntented, and To use tho cele-
brated Kidney-W Wort when sick, they would lie
much better Off. The whole system can be
kept in healthy state By this simple but
etfectual remedy,