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The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

Chicago Grain and Provision Fu-
aures.
Tho following summary by d. X. Plain n
Co., st. Cloud building, Ninth and Il streets,
shows the course OF the Chicago produce mar
ket up 70 p. m. to-day:
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28
FOR SALE AND RENT.
deal ESTATE BULLETIN

THOS. II. WAGGANtAN, OH + street.
(Chsnges n ade Wednesdays and SRlurdays,)
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

WANTED-TEN LIVE MEN TO INTRO
w duce staple, universally used article;
from 81 TO so day can be easily made by an
energetic person. Inquire at O22 st., bet, 4
and o 2. m, or and 10a.m. NOES alr
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

TOR sALE-sLE1aHs, sLEIGHs, sLEIaHs-.
II Large and handsome assortment OF Al
bany Swell Body Cutters, CORTLAND Swell
Body Cutters, Portland Cutters, trimmed in
raw silk, plush and velvet, Mt prices ranging
from S27.60 10 $40; also, large assortment
OF blankets, robes, &c, &c.
We have also the largest assortment OF car
riagee, buggies ana wagons for tho least
money In the city. The
Horse and Carriage Bazaar, $40 II. ave-,
no26-1m 3. BENSlNGER.
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

WTANTED--A SITUATION by FIRST
w class seamstress; references. Apply
at 1101 20thst. no20
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

WTANTED--A SITUATION DY RESPECT
w able young colored man to work In n
private family; good references. Apply at d2I
Washington 81. W. no26
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

I ACE CURTAINS DONE UP IN A SUPERIOR
- manner at 90 cents O pair; also, fino laces
a specially, by Mre. J. Scott, 1d06 let st., bet.
o and sts, n. W. no2o
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

yxTANTED-A HALE. GROWN WHITE GIRL
w TO assist In general homework. Apply
ut 600 18th ct, y. W, uO15..BtF
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

Tor sALE-5oO SHARES WASHINGTON Il
II La Plata mining stock, 10000 shares
Music Mountain, 100 shares Pan Electric
Telephone, 10 shares Post Sewing Machine,
10 shares Swan Brush Light, $50 shares
Rogers Telephone, 10000 shares Dickinson
Life. Boat stock at 80 cents per share, intrin-
sically worth $40 per share; stocks EXCHANGED
TO suit customers OF small advance margin.
THOMAS A. MITCHELL, 034 street, rooms
3 md @, no26-6t
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

A sBURY LLOYD,
N ATTORNEY.AT-LAw.
Office In House No. $40 (room 49,
1ll, street northwest,
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

I AIDES WILL FIND THE MOST STYLISH
II suits for the least money are made at
Dressmaking Parlora, 400 9th ct. n. W. Tailor
made suits speciality. no2S.3tt
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

UTANTED-AN ACTIVE, TIDY MAN no
w shuck oytters. 1913 Penn. ave. no25.6t
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

UIANTED- A ca .ORED MAN, 81 rUA-
w. ton as cook. Apply to lJohn g., o15 z;
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28
LOST HEp FoVSB.

WILL THE BOY WHO CAUGHT STRAY
w gray squirrel IN alley near Drivers Gar
den, on the Doth inst, return Il % 0l6 l1th 81.
N. W. and get rewardi n026-3tr
Il OsT- ON FRIDAY LAST, A POCKET
IL book containing small sum OF mohey
and some pRpers OF value 10 the owner only.
Return TO q. W, D., 0l2 Seventeenth 81. n, W.
L OsT OR MIsLAID-PoLIOY NO. 1926, Is.
l. sued by the Penn Mutual Life Insurance
Company ON the life OF Warren Ohoate. The
finder VIII please return IL to tho undersigned.
Application has been mado for a duplicate.
no1S.tuBt SIMON WOLF, O2l + 81.
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

yNTANTED--A wHtE WOMAN TO COOK,
w wash and Iron, Ind n young girl TO as.
siet In homework; fakhlly OF 3. Apply at 223
A at, 2. o, after 1 y. nA nO2S-Jt
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28
PERSONAL.

NNNNNNNNNNNN
MISS KATIE H.: LETTER IN p. o. FOR
1u you. Please get 1t this evening, sure.
nOQS.3tF W. II. ID.
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

Wy ANTED--A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH
wv iron and do the housowork for fam.
lily OF three. Call at 1l3 q OF. Sc. no25.3ts
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

yXTANTED--A SITUATION BY A WIDOW AS
w housekeeper; is willing to do plain sew
Ing and help make desserts. Address N. H.,
Critic office. nO26
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

yN1ANTED-A WOMAN TO DO GENERAL
w housework and take care OF children;
references required. No. 1906 4 st. no25.3tt
The Evening critic., 1884-11-28

yNTANTED-A SEWING GIRL. APPLY AT
w Mrs. N. O. stoops' Dressmaking Parlors,
20S AZ, ct, near Maryland ave. 8. W. no25.3t
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-17

Part Of the cabin and deck load of the
wrecked schooner Etna has been washed
ashore at Portland. She is living IN eigh,
or ten fathoms Of water. Divers have in.
spected the wreck, and underwriters from
Boston decided 10 blow up the vessel and
take out her cargo IF $50 tons Of railroad
iron.
Mrs. Benjamin Brown Of East Read.
held, aged 70 years, was found dead in the
cellar of their house. Wednesday. Dec. 20
Mr.. Brown was hauling wood. He put up
his horse at night and went into the house
and found the fire all out and his cellar doc,
open. After looking around awhile he took
light and went down the cellar aud found
bis wife lying at the foot of the stairs dead
IL is thought she wen, down after apples, a.
they found pan near by.
The heirs Of the late James Bu,tcrfeld
of Springfield it is reported, propose to con.
test the will Mr.. Buterfield left between
100000 and s2oo,ooo Of property. Mr.
Butterfeld was twice married aud by hi,
first wife had several children. He left hi.
entire propcri, to his son by the last wife
and his widow. His daughters " his first
wife were left only stipend and they viii
try 10 break the will.
Mr.. W. +. kakas. Of Boston, dealer in
futs, visits Maine frequent, to buy the
skins of fur hearing ANIMALS Recent, he
purchased. he says, the largest amount he
ever bought al one time in Waldo county
lie bought Of William Garcelon and j
Dodge. Of Burnham. $500 muskrat skin,
$50 skunk, 1870 mink and 90 beaver
| amounting ~ value To S2.l1032 The fui
was all tirs,-clas~ and made twenty closel,
packed hags
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-17
Home and Foreign News.

The Nihiisls are re,i>ing heir work in
Russia.
ScarIc, fever i alarming, increasing
in Boston.
Senator anthony decline, to be the
President Of the Senate. owing 10 feeble
health.
-Chcsub ChunIyr Sen. the distinguished
prophet aHd religious reiormer of India. is
dead
"A call for ten million 3 prr cent.
United States bonds i, to he made at once
BY the treasury.
A woman who contracted a cough in a
newly plsslered hotel at Cleveland has been
awarded 5000 damages.
\ bill vas introduced IN the Senate,
FRIDAY. providing far the establishment Of A
Go'eInmcn' School of Medicine a, Wash
inelon. de- gnei ID permit doctor, III all
spades OF belief TO experiment aud practice
their pet theories,
= Mrs Logan. at Pre.idrn, Ar,hur's New
Years reception. noticing tia, tie wife Of
Register bruce \ col'ryd llI,. VI, almos,
ignored hN her seN. quietly escorted her
along the Inc and introduced her IN each Of
the ladies l>>i>'IHg the President.
- The New Orleans Times Demorrgf
>lN> That the people ~ the Uultrl States
give nnIr Zach wear To the sex and wv
orphans. 'haa % the support D: M, gn,,rn-
m,nt.
- here - rnnof u, The ,f-ct III Il GIN
crI! Batter \, IllIn- tlv Nl,c, m >rcurr 4
tu.i delegation I, the lrni,era,lc Uati.ui4
convention from New England. Th, u.!
liners MA Do vel To- mount guard
H
u serve out A Senatorial term. III w!tI ~
past tnur >cor. wears When ], expires. a, lie
was born nn Na,cnh-r 50. $40 lie Aa,a
candidate inr lhr tulrl STATE, Srli:r mrrr
than quarter Of cen,ury ago.
Il ne, slsr HI> received b, thu. senate
from the President, la, wrck, iran>mittin,
letter rom the secretary Of uar, recon-
mendng The sale Of the site IL lnr ml.itar,
post If For; Sullivan. Maine Il being no
.pnsef required flr military purpose,
lite treasurer N Boston UnIyrr,it, ha,
JI't received $1,000. gift from thu Hon
Alden Spelre. for the rndnu men, f char
~ the college Of liberal arts. 10 be called, IN
memory Of a beloved daughter thu Emma
SfcAfe Huntington proir>~pr,hIp
Miss Berthe Bp,i. dIIsh'rr of Capaiu
John Boyd. -. Andrews. y b. hl> been
presented with handsome q. bon; y, thr
Dominion Government. Ia recognition 81
courage DISPLAYED br her IN rr.cuin. two
mon from drowning ~ the flli If 1882
Ms Bnd and her father have w,thin fyw
wears rescued twel,. persons from drowning
In tie windows Of Ch,cago store was
displayed. few da,s ago. an afghan which
attracted considerable attention /, Il,
49, ID.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-17
State News.

The harm rF JILL Prescott, of North
berwick. va. entered On, NIGH, r..c,.,,fl, b,
mi>rrran, and >p,era,ofhis ca.,l. H., ,oo,r
anil nne Knocked m n. head
IA. Miue,t. Esq. While waking on
the street. in Mechanic Falls. Friday even.
iny. fell On the III and broke ,uth bone, of
h., leg. near the ankle.
T,.o.r S..,,h ..,.,, &c.,; -, -
R....,,, 100, f.,an,il, ,..,.,.,,.I ,,..'r XII
TIL Re-. G,.or,e 4 Gordon Of Grr.nx,,b
Cgnn.. l,rm.r1 IF Ma.ac. i, ,..com. rneir
p,>tor.
A. t r...l. j, M. NJ.
~, fr,c,,,,.l h.r ,l,vh Er,t,, ,r,,-,,,.,,
h, f,iiin, D., he L.. Vim. pa>s,n, frnn th,.
store to tn, hou,e.
rt. .,r..,, ,,,-,,,.,,r.,, -, -. u.
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r,,rcj,..j II oan ,rr.. IL ,.nt.r ,,d.
III, J., "a. go. = .tn., ,,nn,n
n, Id. - -
Somerset counties.
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oach' !! ! 'rai'u ''A' II "Ju''e' WIZ
P'"Ne 's'A''
ne fIsh ON 'i''>sioliel> OIL Maine nave
been ptes.h'eu WIN -"'"" salmon eggs
n h p"lfu' "''eu 't1'es 'oiiiiiiissiohe,-
~ HUI 81 "'' manu- 'h'N "'Ae> as'och
Of '"o" eggs
FRIDAY forenoon, Mrs. Sarah T.. Brown
Of Augusta, an old lady 70 years OF age,
While proceeding from her residence 10 that
oil her soh-!n-ia"' T. w. h,'ehouse' f-'q.'
sIpPeu on tne ICE anu 'e'l' pteaA'hs oo'H
arms oe'o" me eioo"'
DIR. Alexander Burbank of Lewiston.
died Jan. 9, Of apOplexy, aged sixty wears.
lie was surgeon OF the enrolling board IN
the second district during the draft
The diphthegIa is prevailing in Sanford
10 quite alarming extent Ga account OF
lis fatality. the town pht >Iclin. DR.. +. l..
Durgin official, warned the inhabitants
that the utmost care should be taken TO
guard the public health.
Geo. ". Lord, who Was arrested III
Norwood. Mass. on charge Of setting fire
TO and burning the building. Of Loren \.
Davis in Bangor, last September, has been
able TO establish an abb, SAYS the wing,
and has been released without arrangement
before the Police Court lie has gone to
-, ,e -
me sAlh OF VOL hiied a. f6ieours,
ie" ua!s 'sp; ~. pe seen a pL'a'u
nooh store. he "oieni' q. eau1n' III
ois ueei zap, '". a. WV
Jumps, WIN We zap r.'a'i anu 9l"- a.
.acneu y " n'u aI'..nA' I'a 20
..s ~ 49, III ~ 10 a. L;iiad ivy
'''''e 'e'''' nv
Postmaster GODDARD OF Portland, whose
case recent! caiie" lor'" an alNr'se 'ee's'oh
,eryiew with the Postmaster General Thus.
dav and made an elaborate argument !,
sunport Of n, action.
-, ,n,, e.. o. ,h;r,, wa,.;uo
IT.. "s ,s;.n.s md I;,.rar, ,..,s. e' hae
sarmsd ci.s. in b;.,o,x and h,v. sn,aasJ
~ .sr,;css 81 prossssor Sail ~ C,iI,r
; tns Thsv ;n,sad nss,;na ~. -
wssL and n,rxn. Their studio, in a ,bo,nn,h
ana sr.,ema,;c manner
- =, rarpa~.
Iniei u = r go le. I'm. p !"
Ms iepo,' ~ M - ssrn"s J.. ."1 ;., emoJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-17
State of Maine.

HANCOCK - Dec. =, l~Si.
To the Honorable the Justices Of the supreme
Judicial Court, next To be holden within ami for
the County Of Hancock, on the second TUESDAY
Of April, 4. D.. Isl
d ESPECTFILLY represents, john - Lin,gntt
IL OF Lamoine. in said County, at the request Of
William IL. Desisle, Of said Lamonc, he received
on boari the sch. Scua. AT BROOKLYN, Hancock
County Maine on the 18th day Of November 4
D. l-S} two hundred MI fort one la rrrls Po,nare
otherwise called iish chum. 70 lie .pOrted t.
said LamOine. To said W II Desislc agent, a.
appears by his bill Of lading here in Court To be
produced and that he 80 transported in and by said
schooner ~rud, said barrels in good order ami
di,ion, and that the said De-isle refuses pay him
his reasonable freight and charges for 50 trans.
porting said goods and that no pay remuner-
alton OF any kind has been offered or rendered him
for said service. Wherefore said goods having
remained and being now in his possession. he
claims a lien on said goods for said services and
for reasonable expenses attendant upon said
service and for rea i0nale remuneration for DELAY,
resulting thercfrom, according TO the account here
to annexed. Which account is in the wor,ls
East Lamoine, Dec. Is, lsS3
To JOHN b. LrxsCorr. DR.
To freight on 24l barrels chum at l5cts.
per Dbl, 1851
To detention vessel and crew 10 days at.
dollars per day, 800
Toan days carriage at 4dollars per DAY, $500
To- days carriage at 8 dollars per day, 500
To storage, 1900
To one telegram 10 hostOn, rs
To men slowing chum, 400
To noting protest and expenses attending it, $50
sls7.4o
And prays this Hon Court for process to issue
to enforce his said lien against said goods ac.
cordi9s to the statute in such ease made aud
provided,
And your said petitioner alleges that the owner
or owners Of said goods are TO him unknown
JOHN Is. LINSCOTT,
by Y. l.; DuttQn, Attorney,
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss:-Clerk's Ofice-Snpreme JUDICIAL
Court. in yacation-Ellsworth. Dec. 20 1883.
Upon the within petition, ORDERED, that the
petitioner give notice To all persons interested by
publishing an attested copy thereof and of this
order OF Court thereon, three weeks successfully
In the Ellsworth American. paper published In
said County the last publication to lie thirty days
at least before the neat Term Of said Court, to lie
holden at Ellsworth. In and for said County, on
the second Tuesday Of April, A. b., 1854, that they
may then and there appear and show cause, II any
they have, why tbs prayer Of said petition should
not be granted.
LUCILIUS A. EMERY,
Justice Of the Supreme Judicial Court.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK ss-Clerk's Ofice, 8. ]. Cours-Elis.
sworth Jan. 10. A. D., 1884.
Received and fled
Attest:-H. b. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
A true copy of the petition and order Of Court
sws Attest II. B. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-17

Alta caucus of Republican Senators,
held Monday. i was decided TO re-eiee'
Senator Edmunds as president pro TEN.
of the Senate. in case Senator Anthem, de
clines as il Is prohable he will on account
Of Ill health.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-17

"A bin for the relief Of the SURVIVORS o.
the Jeanette Arctic Exhibition. has been
prepared in tn, Navy Department and "a'
i,,rodarrd IL TIL senate. Friday. i, Sena-
tor E4munl,. /; authorizes The Secretary
Of the Trra>u, to pay to Chief Engineer
Mel,ille aud Lieut.. Danenho~er $1,000
each: to RAYMOND l. Newcomb. naturalist
John Cole. acting hoal,wain. W l. {. Mn
derman. seaman, ana JAHrr' II Bartlett
,cAman. 5000 each. and to the remaining
survivors $500. l. also authorizes the pay
men, of j sum e4la, 70 one ,e-l'> salary p
.,-h il The deceased member, u TIE jean
nel,e expedition ! crew to 'hel' respective
hers. The bin wa, acc 'mnaniea =, let
III from the Secretary Of the Nay recon
mrnding IT. pa>,ag".
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-17

Attention is called to the new Pro-
soectus Of the Publishers Of the Name STATE
Press aud the Portland Daily Press, print
eI in TINS paper. The Press has recent,
been recognized in all departments, Is
,,,,,,ar ,aw editorial control and decided
;,,,,ro, emsnr in enterprise. vigor and m
,ere,t is already apparent. Published IN
the metropolis Of the state. having an non
or,bl. record and excellea, opportunities. II
certain, ought 70 be. and At i reasonable 70
,>pect !, TO be. the leading paper in Maine.
r,yor,hl, term. are offered 10 cubs Of new
subscribers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-17
Sale Of Delinquent Stock.
STEWART COPPER MINING co.
MINES At Blu EHILL. ME.
Treasurcrs Office, Bangor, Ne.

NOTICE.-In accordance with the BY laws OF
the tomrnny "a many shares Of each parcel OF
stock named below may be necessary. viii DC
,old nc Public Auction mt the Treasures ofhct,
i'm Bangor Ne No. ), wheciwright Il Clark
Block ON saturday the twenty sixth day OF
January. ISL AZ o'clock r NJ, IA pay the dc
hnuucnt snent thereon, together Win the cost
of at, rrti-inE and expenses Of sale.
The amount Of assessment due upon each share
Is ten tlel cents
The names 81 the owners Of the shares 3" d" -nlU
A. shown hy the books OF the Company, and the
number or numbers OF the certificate certificates
rrnr-, ntlug said shares and the number Of shares
ftr n lirh each certificate was issued arr as below
in.IlrAt.I ID thrtr apprnpriatr cOllmn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-17
DANGER SIGNALS.

Buzz saws,
Bull dogs,
Green watermelons,
Didn't know IL was loaded pistols,
Opium Shops
Gambling dens
Duh razors,
Counterfeit notes.
Rams horns,
Hornets nests,
Lightning rods,
Mules hind legs,
Nitro glycerine cans,
Forty rod whiskey.
Weak stomachs from which result indigestion,
dyspepsia, aud various blood affections are aiso
signals OF danger which should be needed without
DELAY and for which Burriock Blood Bitters are
especially adapted. This medicine renovate
purifes and strengthens the circulatory organs
thus building up the entire system.
W. A. Edgers, of Frankville, Canada SUI.
fered from a disease OF the liver and Kid.
ncys, that brought him so low his life was
dcspaired Of; he lay for thirteen days with
out an operation of the bowels; AFTER tax
ing one bottle of BurCiock Blood Bittefs he
was enabled to leave his bed and drive out,
three bottles more completed cure, and
he saws that he is now a better man than
he has been for twenty years
lvr36 c
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-17
Notice..

T'ilE Assessors Of the citl Of Ellsworth am IL, t
session, In the afternoon of the Ia 4 S.r,,,Is
81 THIS and the follow ing months until thr l.t If
January next 70 attend To any business that nav
properly come before them
\. +. BtRNHAM Assessors
W .. MCDONALD Of
L. ID. JORDAN El.vnr1A
Ellsworth, sept -, lsS3 ma 80
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-17
For Sale.

Ro1I. Saof AID NAT BUSINESS. ~.,sA rlran.
u Be- stand ~ the rttt. fiplus s,tl bu-tnr-,.
N"u' sr''b'' capital required. Fiiln. health.
reason irr selling. Address
BpN ~, Bl>.tE Ut.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-17
LIABILITIES.

STATE nT MAINE tpt>Ti ~ IIN>,p,.N.
l. EpN ~WAIEl, Cashier ~ tn .t.s,,t-li.lIu a
bank. 10 -olcmnly swear that rht above statement
i true 70 the best ot my know lril-,c AMI belief
EDW- >WA/kl, Cashier.
subscribed and sworn t" before mc this l!ti lay
OF January, LIST
THOMAS II. >W NZEI.
Justice Of the Peace.
CoRREt Attest
L. {. WDODMAN
AMBROSE WHITE Dtr,.tyrs
Tvs y. L. HILL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-17

JAMES W. BLAISDELL.
HANCOCK ss:-Clerk Of Courts Ofhce-Ells-
worth, January :, lsSi.
hereby certify that the twelve preceding nc.
counts are copies of the original accounts OF
the County Commissioners for the year lssS, ami
the same having been sworn TO and allowed,
orders have issued for the payment thereof out OF
the County Treasury.
3w3 Attest III. II. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-17
TERMS.

Ror the DAILY. 10y carrier - 90
"a ,rar u mall ssOD scar: In ADJ
vance
For sh- WEEhLl $3.50 year If
paid an I'd, anre - 90 year
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-17
10 TO THE -
ELLSWORTH STOVE SInRE

where You can find the LARGEST AND
STOVES to be found in Hancock conu,, 80
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-12-11
a LIVELY oHNTEsARIAN.
She Goes Ont shopping and Meets
Barnum.

She Goes Ont shopping and Meets
Barnum.
BRIDeRPoRT, Dec. 4.-There was quite
= stir In the dry goods store Of W. B.
Hall h Co., to-day when Mrs. Bridget
Farley Of West Stratford, who is iOs
years Of age, entered to do some shop.
ping. She was accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Lawrence Farley, who is
20 years Of age, and Miss Annie Hutchin-
son. A crowd soon assembled, and soon
Mrs. Charles 8. Stratton, the widow OF
Tom Thumb, entered the store. She
was introduced to Mrs. Farley, and
pleasant conversation was bsing held
when P. T. BArnum, who could not let
so remarkable an event pass without
adding his presence, appeared upon the
scene. As soon "a Mrs. Farley had been
informed Of the great showmAn's presence
she expressed her long felt desire to look
him in the face. He WAS introduced TO
the venerable woman, who before she
would shake hands insisted upon re
moving her glove. She then arose, oour-
tested and kissed tbs hand Of the great
Snowman.
"Why, you look good for SO years yet,
my dear woman," said Mr.. BRrnum.
"And nope you may live to be 100
years, bless your soul," replied she who
was nearly 80 when BRrpum was born.
Refreshments were offered TO the
visitore, and Mrs Farley partook Of a
glass of wine. A cloak was offered her
by the proprietor, the best the house
afforded, but the cloth with which to
make one was preferred, as che had al
| hnna q IN uaar ola dauobtar xybo .uas /.
pretty good cutter Of oloAks, and she
always did prefer homemade garments
Although but little business could b.
traDss cited during the OLD lsdy's stay OF
account OF the great crowd which gath
cred, Bhe was induced to remain and hold
a reception for more than an hour, during
which time hundreds Of conspicuous citi
zsns took her by the hand.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-12-11
suLLIHAN,s BODY.
The kumpus Raised by . raise
RopOrr.

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Report.
SALEM, Dec. 4.--Howard Sullivan, q
oolored boy, was hanged here on Tuesday
for the murder OF Ella Watson. he was
buried at Brushtown, 10 milea from here,
Tuesday evening. Last night q rumor
reached here that the body had been
stolen, the coffin being carried OF and no
clue appearing by which It was likely the
offenders could be traced. This morning,
when the news became current, II
caused intense excitement in this city,
especially among the negroes, and II
was believed an appeal would be made to
Judge Lynch In case the oulprits should
be discovered. In the neighborhood OF
the oemetiry, where the parents Of young
Sullivan live, the scattered negro populG-
ton were wrought to . high pitch Of In
dignation, and organised bands to search
the roads and fields in the vicinity for
any indications which might throw light
upon the matter.
This afternoon It is announced that
there Ia no foundation for the grave
robbery report. The grave to-day shows
that 1t had not been disturbed. The
cemetery where the body lie buried Is on
lonely road, and there is but one house
within mile Of the place. What gave
rise to the rumor was that the occupant
Of this house on Tuesday night saw two
carriages drive up to the cemetery. This
several occupants alighted, inspected tn,
cemetery and its surroundings, and ther
IS mysteriously disappeared. 1t Il
thought that the party was planning FOL
another visit, when they would resurrec
the murdsrer's body. Reporters frou
Philadelphia papers and county oficiAli
are tonight guarding the cemetery.