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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-16

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ssessar ya.ss--0A ~ doa'. want
Inst, IL. OAaiGDan.
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eeoey. He heae1 = pf11ol lso6, S0aAoa
- To ooene aDd foon0 oo0o u onoogo1
~sa and ; Nhtss nss; - pa1ies06a
vses telling tAe negross . lasvs. The
negroes replied. I'VE are not doing any
thing, Why sheold ws isaver' Heard
Hatcher say, This 10 . white mans
town, and I'm id il - don't rule.
Yoo are eli goine to Rss killed II yoa
don't leave" Then The white msn drew
their revolver. Wisoes named Hatch
o.. Les, Covingtoa aod other white
mcn, who - ssid hed pistols. Lee gave
osdsse % 1ss, ard thsy did IRE. fAan
white men came eat II the Open Hoooo.
Qssseion-"Hov oany?'
Ansvoe-It looked like 800 o. 200:
they (the vhitss) vent into hardware
store and got pistols. Saw the piseols.
Is or 30 Of them,ana bag Of easiTideoc
IN real oatato once, Wheeo b took
rofa9s. add tn white pooplo oswo in
and supplied themselves and then left.
The witness heard threats going about
tho Serests, and psople shooting, "Hur-
1ah for - Demoo1sto." (IAn9Atee.
Hard so@s whites say. We Win Kill |
eveSy ID ni0Ree We can &C.," |
Heard Henry BaxksdAle make speeoh.
IN which be said, " We intend 70 carry
this election b fair means or foul !"
heard him say u vas 20 b carried b. 1
+" Do point Of dc gun" AZ the time q /
the riot. saw white men riding ep With |
Ruos, and sav white men running
homo after guns.
George A. Leo fWhito) sav several
pistols in the hands Of oolOred people,
He believed the 6rst voIley vas fred
into the crowd Of negroes, bat after the
lattsr began - run great many shets
veeo 1red in the cir. Sac some eight
% tn pistols aOonQ the noQruoo p0infad
1t Taylor aud himsslf, the Negroes do
that they como ont and show
thsif fasss. III the whites had not
neod their pistols ~ would have been
DhOe into omtt6oeoonss and net Only
that, bat our wilos and sisters would
have 6een murd in our houses. Yes,
az; murdered housss. l know
his BY shra Or three day.
! ::::; 70. hos,
W u it,
zine how a. sx-
could have shown
= whites did. The
kas that il Vas the
d 70 have beon killed,
49, peer neRrosA The
Of tho excitoment vae I
6eoh, bat the original eause
oold bloodsl murder Of one OF !!
- eitissos By cur rsadjns1sr
de tailed mayor. Witness spont
betsee part Of the day in tho real e. Z
Ate 0flioe, where Witseas Glass had
cen arms and cartridges, and cav no :
rms or cartridges. i was positively
lot true that men vent In there and :
|roed themselves. He Vas positive Q
here we're no arms there. Witness
cared for the safety Of the wives OF the
vhites, because threats had beeu heard 4
hat on election day while the Whit {
sen were AahtinG H. negroes at thdy ?
oils, the negroes wo1lA - mGE0Gg
n hAOomeo 111Ao hGnonA :.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-16

4 a ca sss,s: 1::s;
0emin - olls hing q IN early
r. With Q view 20 u settlement Of tha
119enses and reorganization. The
anogal feeling Of the pstitionina linea
81 iAyos Of seDraA niSinR The associa-
tn0 . noW 6oGio.
~ Chicago - boand frsight pool
q ia . socret meeting at Joint Agent
nGnstb o66ee this afternoon. Il b un-
80 that ODmmissi0uer Fink
1l1u1ohed 70 Moore This morn
I'll ooooetsin tho sentiment Of
0eap rspesssutativss regarding q
n1Do03oa On east bound freight. Al
1870 aeoouats a ~ result Of thA
noglinR o1o not obtatnable. Il II etatod
~ r. aeonts decided 10 request
u1aple inloen Fink that they are In
md maintaining present schedule
-
61uuese Tsa.sesnsaaeaaai css.
1lpo ~. 1k-It ID positively a.
- II : pgomiueut direoeOe Of tho
- 1on6oonlineutal Company that
Nc 80 Tor the purpose Of wind
- T. Bin q the company or for
- Daspoo has been hsld IN
nooe1ane oee1soen.
80 vas Alsd in The United
]. . a Coast BY Judges Lowell
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-16

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-16
~AaFnN NEWS.
.,ro rssss DlsrArcaEs-

A~sG Cspsase1.
=, lsb. 1S.-Whils John
lsSgu - 1u1ine = eoevey hts
~ 6Ss1s ard no yoo1e b.
- -, ~ See1s1d seeoo the neek
49, nouhsgypoee On ne 1sn-
-; = iii was dashed sR1anss
aenSs ssrront and upset. Mrs.
80 n - children and one OF the
N.1ia sses drowned.
- nssey naskes.
-. Feb. 1.-THE money mar
Ms, Is 1k92 pr esnt; prime
= 9.;ss nausr, 1854; sterling ex-
DD' 5es6. 4.&; bankerS bai!a,
- - imports sOr the week.
-cvu (O.), Feb. Ii. Kitty
ioess ~ voang lady placed IN .
g. Vacfoo yesterday, and taken
- Il. ssnN two hOsrs AFTER BY IN
~ Tcvaesnd TO the house OF DR..
- I'm retains Q glow on her
- : natprsl expression OF the
- nyooeos ~ ..si~ to-, hvco-
$3.50 Of the bowels IIo1 W.
iaioetious, and are yes divided
- Fl 70 whether ohs V alive o.
20 - hody vas taken from IT,
-. .laoed in . bed, and will b
wsseA days as least.
A 10 na10eleosoess.
- CrxFeb. l5.-It y reported
~ - .temarkabls dsash rata
- Sesr1ie d nores' shssr In
80 I;sCsd county and the bad
nekots u the result Of poison.
.c m the Montana ranges are
~. ~ he los Of COCO out Of
~ y. 81 accounted for on no Other
Hs ~ uoieop and malicious mo-
.isa r. Marquis. growing out
~ mex = VDounsll.
uegy vsasy.
- s.emAw (Mieh.) Feb. 1.-The |
= 0nioad Hunt, the millionaire |
.hsssee Of RosoommOn Oeuntys die-
.....S ~ y bad bequeathsd yboO 70
c...stse 0rUvn, ths mother OF Aresmue
~ ~ emilar amounts 70 Eli Per-
~ ~ Joeh Billings. Hunt was .
- Fl hnuos, and owned an extsn
~ l15nesy. 0ads up extensively OF
- = 1saasrs.
- Wali Ssrees.
vAyaax. Feb. achievements are
49, ~ Stock Exchange during
u. IN Nam Of business was quiet
n ssSse. ard changes we're compara- 7
Nj Se Il vaa nnnOunood tha1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-16

600 tons Coal, suitable
TOR either steam or house.
mold purposes, for sale IN
lots to suit, at % per ton,
on w. 3. Scott q Cos
Wnass. For ordersapplyt to
w. ID. SCOTT 4 CO.
Snsppan9 an d Commission
ooschonto, $40, 32I, 39S
commercial street. 40
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-16

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-10-17
HARD on SEIZURE.

The Wheeling Register, the lead
ing Democratic paper OF West Vir-
ginia, says:
"Au that is known Of Blaine's
wieke lness now was known in 1880
and in 1876, yet does any one
doubt that had he been nominated
in place of either Hayes or Gar
field that Schurz, Curtis and the
whole gang whose intolorant malig-
nancy bounded poor Greeley to the
grave, and who bounded both Til
den and Hancock with blood-thirsty
vindictivcness, would have sup
ported him heartily
Evidently the Register imagines
Carl is speaking for pay.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-10-17
auor1ER DENOCRATlC LII

In some sections of the country
the Democratic party arc insisting
that there il a duty on tea and COZ
fee, imposed BY the Republican
party. 1t seems absurd that such
story should be circulated or be-
lieved, but it evidently is. The
only excuse for such Opaque ignor-
anee is that tea, coffee, cocoa, ETC.,
are all heavily taxed in Free-trade
England; and, As the average Free
trade orator is more imbued with
British ideas than American, ne
has confused the policies OF the
countries. The duty on tea and
coffee was repealed by Congress in
1872, by the Republican party, be-
cause it was . duty that was most
irksome tn the wage-earning class
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-10-17
EDuUNE3 AED BLAINE.

The Democrats have been taking
treat comfort in and circulating
with great industry 4 story about
Senator Edmunds charging that
Blaine acted as attorney for Jay
Gould, Mr.. Edmunds now declares
that he never said, nor even
thought, any such thing. and that
he intends to vote for Blaine in No
rember. No doubt Democratic
newspapers and orators will con-
tinue to repeat the original lie, IN
spite of Senator Edmunds' denial
That is Democratic tactics. When
they invent a story for campaign
purposes, they hold that it is but a
proper economy Of material to use 1t
during the entire campaign, denial
or no denial. We may expect,
therefore, that this Jay Gould story
will continue to do service during
the campaign, along with the Ken
bic check fabrication, the story Of
the tarred and fe.thered priest and
the dozen other pure lies which
Mr. Blaine's enemies have put into
circulation with the hope of doing
him injury.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-10-17
vACAVELLE.

snecial Credit Sale of the Finest
Fruit and Vine Lands on the
Pacific Coast.
Peaceful Glen valley
r..r Vac. Valley, solano County, three miles
from the f,ouri.hiug town of vacavile,
AT AUCTION.
Saturday, Oct. 25th, 1884, at ~
NJ.
n. +h.,.nd 1.ssO Acres Of the Finest Fruit
and Vine Land in the State, in Subdivisions ol
Fifteen to Forty Acres.
This Section Of California is ahead OF any part
Of the State for early fruit and high prices
F;rrt Cherries from Smith Orchard, Vaca-
ville sold for per box, next lot for H. next 1or
~ The profitable lands Of vacaville, cost no
more To cultivate than land that comes IN late'
and sells its cherries for GO cts per box, and osher
fruit accordingly.
visit y.caville; our correspondents there, Lyon
&Platt, will drive you all over the land, and VI
cinity, free OF cost.
ssvFor Maps, Railroad Excursion T1ckets ~
...,,,.ed rates. and further particulars, and for
Catalogue, applyto
pACIEIC COAST LAND BU-
REAU.
Soil in composed of decayed vegetatlon,i deep
alluva,, the best for fruit and vine, lying IN inc
Thermal belt. The productions are fui'y
month earlier than any other portion Of the State
Springs and strata Of water come within 10 iee'
Of the surface. Rainfall always sure; damaging
sprinp frosts unknown.
Apublic school and Peaceful Glen n. t. o'a'
ton on the land.
Awell anywhere on the tract bored ana war
ranted one year for 80.
region as Los Angeles.
Wofskill Orchard, on Puta Creek, has seyerai
times sent the first oranges to San FRANCISCO
Gamers nav a cent AMI onc-han per pound
more for Vacavllle fruit.
This land will sell from 500, to 500, per acre.
.TERMS-One-T Third Cash; balance one,
txo and three wears. Interest on Deferred Pay
ments at per cent per annu". NJ HAo' % 80
Tax to be paid BY the purchastTs
-xvA SPECIALEX CURS1O viii
leave Oakland Ferry San Francisco, at o. CLOCK
AN. on day of sale, Saturday. October 25th, 1881
Returning, will leave vacavil'e, after the SALE al
a:2Op.A. specia! Tickets for this train = 70 can
he obtained from the Pacific Coast Land Bureau
p-aa,+ wendell EAsroa
Vice President and Gen1 Man. GEO. W. ERiNR
T.e,u,rer ANGLO CALIFORNIAN BANF
c.,.,x F. B. WILDE
PACIFIC COAST LAND BU-
REAU.
PRINCIPAL PLAcR or BUSINESS:
q Montgomery st SanFrancisc0
LYONAPLATT.- -VACAVILLk
Observation-Disclosures UcrIoNksRs.
O92w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-10-17
Mr. CASSIDY ON PROTEC'
TION.

Mr.. Cassidy a gentleman vno
makes very interesting speeches to,
those people who do not exactly un :
derstand what he is talking about
is strongly in favor of protection
When Dir. Randall was running for
the Speakership Of the House OF
Representatives did not Mr.. Cas-
sidy vote against him for Carlyle.
Mr.. Randall is Protectionist, and
Mr.. Carlyle Free Trader. Will
Mr.. Cassidy please state in his mex
speech Just how he voted in this
instance. 1t is . matter of import
ance to the people Of this State to
know how Dir. Cassidy stands on
the question Of protection. His
vote on the subject is the best in
dication of how he stands.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-10-17
political POSSIBILITY

Col. Fair is quite ailing in health
and his physicians recommend a
change Of scene to save his life.
He has been fast and high liver
and his friends say that they would
not be surprised any time to see
him fall of. If he dies before NJ It
session of the Legislature, there
will be two U. 8. Senator to elect
instead Of one.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-10-17

The Democrats are after E.
Walker to ran on the county
ticket. Walker il . good man but
to old to be caught in such pelisi-
cal company.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-10-17
Manufacturer Of
Tin. Conner and 3ho0tfr0n Ware

Tin work ,sPlum bling kGas and Water
pipe Fitting dono by competent and OK
Derienced work
PARTICULAR attention given to gene-si
and special orders. Will attend 70
buying and filling orders AZ SIN al
com mission. ,
can and examine goods and prices D.
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Gnoaa 1eld At Lowest Po0DGDio
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-10-17
Political Announcements.

The price Of an announcements TINS ools.'.
4 8, spot cash. Ne credit viii " gwen ohsef
any circumstances.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-10-17
NOR COUNTY COMNIHSIOy
n. SCHNEIDER

Announces himself - IN Independent caadi-
49, f~ the sGass Of County oenuissiens
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-10-17

Nv facilities for purchasing good beef are
second to none in tho State, and customers ca \
always te assured of the best in the market
Sep
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-30
lGrAAnaI.

Professor Shobe, Of this city,is spend
ing short vacation up the Hudson.
Miss. Katie Truitt, OF this city,is visit
ing friends in Newark, Del.
Mrs. John Atkinson and daughter, of
Wilm irgton, are visiting Mrs. William
Rarton of Newark.
Miss Mary Zimmerman. OF This city, is
visiting at the home of Char .es Walton,
near Iron Hill station.
Rev. AT red I. Scott, of this city,
will preach in the NJ. E. church at X EN-.
nett Square Pa, tomorrow.
j. Z. Ruth has returned from a
weeks sojourn at Ocean Grove much
improved in health,
James I. Nicholson, eX-Recorier OF
Deeds Of this county, and member OF
the Legislature in 1877, is lying serious
ly Ill at his home near Summit Bridge,
A. j. Shrack, superintendent of The
letter carriers NJ the Post office, wlC
has been rusticating along tie banks Of
Perkionen creek, returned home yes
terday.
tJohn 7. Hi.amep, of East Mott ing
ham Township, Chester County, Pa,
caims to have raised this season 81
Bushels Of Golden Russian wheat en-
an acre Of land.
The Rev. w. l.. S. Murray, Of Asbury
M. Il. church, has returned home from
his visit TO Cambridge, Md. He was
cordially received by number of hie
congregation who had assembled at the
pars onage.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-30

The chief Of Bureau OF Statistics re-.
por's that the total values of imports
OF merchandise during twelve mouths
ended July 31st, 1884, were S665, $780,
oo1 and during the preceding twelve
months, S7li .356, 9G6; a decreas OF S4s..
ozo, 964 The values of the exports OF
merchandise during the twelve months
eh"hd July 3lst, 1884, were $742,5lO.-
10; ana dnringthe twelve ending July
Slst, 1873, 1922, 105,945, decrease OF
e's. 1913, 827. During the twelve month
end,Hg July 3lst, 1884, the exports OF
eoid ard silver (coin and bullion)
am Jun to s6S. 760.O8S, and the import,
80 56l 800, an excess in exports O,
W., S9o, 0s8. During the preceding
s s~ei I'VE months, the exports amounted te
So So oo2, ss9, and the imports S29, 454 :,
''o' an excess in imports of q ,65i ,3li
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-30
An Insulting Letter

The following letter, postinarked viii
mingtop, Del, Aug. % was received
by Charles Cannon, President Of the
independent Blaine and Logan irish
American Club of the Second Ward
this morning
WILMINGTON, Del, Aug. IS, 1884. -
CHARLES CANNON II suppose you
think that you and handful ~ other
Roman Catholic 1rishmen, think YOU
are doing a big thing against Cleveland
and Hendricks with your Second ward
Roman Catholic Irish Club Don't
get too much rufted up, Charley. The
Democrats here can spare you very
well, and they will never miss you.
The Irish Catholic votes has been
the curse of the Democratic party in
this country for twenty years. If the
Democratic party hadn't the Disgrace
of all the low ignorant Irish Catholics
attached to II, it would have elected lis
President for the last twelve years. and
the sooner the Democratic party gets
rid Of its ignorant Roman Catholic
Irish voters the better.
We have long known this.
You have dragged us down to defeat for
nearly twenty years. Go on organiz-
lhk souA lli5iI 1siNuOliC biallf tlunS,
Charlie aud Won will make us two votes
for eveE l5iah Catholic you can
take away.
II every Igish C.ih5lic in tue coun-
try would leave the Democratic
party it'would be the greatest boon the
party ever had, ana in four years time
we would wipe out the Republican par
ty with their Roman Catholic Irish al.
lies North and South, and have an
American Democratic President.
! suppose old Rlaine's Roman Catho.
tic mother is counting her beads and
kissing her crucifx over the great
Catholic movement in favor OF her dar-
ling Jimmie Blaine. Go Oh, Char
lie, don't stop organizing your Irish
Catholic clubs. We will gain more
votes from the negroes alone when the
Irish Ca,hO.'cs leave the Democratic
party than vii! carry tic country for a
Democratic President, besides, mil.
lions II white men who will vote
against Tie Roman Catholic Irish ali
the time. Go on, Charlie; hurry uI
your Irish Catholic clubs in all the IT Al
of the wards of the city, and we'll bea
old Blaine one thousand votes here il
November.
A LIFELONG AMERICAN DEMOCRAT
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-30
One Of the DOnghertys.

Yesterday afternoon officers Sherer
and Mckendrick noticed Patrick
Dongherty an eighteen year-old son Of
the well known john Dongherty,
proving around the house of William
M. Candy at Delaware avenue and Van
Buren, street. AS soon az he disc 3vered
that the officers were watching him he
started to run, and WAS captured af er
long chase. There was nothing taken
from the house AZ tar ~ could be ascsr-
tanned, but officer McKeHGrick found
that back window and cellar doos had
been broken open. He mad d psrtlai
hearing before Judge Cummins issr
evening, and was committed III de'Huli
OF 500 hail until this morning, WHEN,
As Mr. Canhy did not appear TO prose.
cute the case, tie was discharged.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-30
The Opera House,

The scenic artists have almost com.
pieted their work at the Opera House.
and the patrons OF the drama will
scarcely recognize the stage, 30 greatly
has everything been changed.
The Old scenes have been made new
under the magic touches OF Messrs.
Hawthorn and Myers brushes, while
several new scenes have been added.
The season will be opened next Sat.
urday hight by Rentz Santley, with
her Burlesque Opera Company, CON-
posed Of some Of the best variety artist.
Oh The stage, and there is no doubt bur
they will be greeted with good
house.
On Monday evening, September 9Th
MIR. and Mrs, George S. knight will an
pear In their new play entitled, Owe
inc Garden Wall" and on Wednesda,
night, Tony Denier will present his i'm
proved Humpty Dumpty."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-30
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

~Ail notices not sent In by IL o'clock
Saturday morning Will not DO published.
Epworth M. L. church, Rev. W. h. Gregg
pastor. Preaching on the "dreat Trumpet,
ut 1870 q. m. and I.45 y. IL.
First Presbyterian Church, Market street
above Ninth. Preacring at 1889 a. m. and
1880 p. m. by Rev. Henry ID. Lindsay, pas, or.
elect. Sunday school at 2 p. M. All are cor
daily invited.e
Hanover Church. Preaching tomorrow by
the pastor, Rev. Il Marks. Subject "Bod
Revealing Himself" All are cordially in
vited.
st. Pauls NJ. Z. Church. Preaching at 10.
80 a. m. by Rev. W. u. johnson. Praise ser
Geo. ". Tcdd. 3D. i" '"A'S'0' '0'' '''' "''
City Mission, Second and Washington
streets. At 3p. u. meeting for Christian ex
perience and tho promotion Of Holiness.
Evening services at 40 o'clock. All are in
vited.
First NJ. +. church, Seventh street nea
Walnut, Kew. q. 4. Earring, pastor. Sabbath
service ut 10 80 a. IN. and 1.a6 p m. HUI.
manity Circle, No. l.. and FRANKLIN Circle
No. Q, Of the brotherhood Of the Union, will
be present ut the morning service.
Union NJ. L. Church cor 5th and Washing
ton streets. Rev. O. W. Prettyman pa.tor
| Preaching services at 1890 I'm and 7.i5 D.
III, Sunday school, y a. IN, and p. ID =.
young peoples prayer meeting $50 pm.
Household OF Faith church. Preaching at
! 1890, by J. X. Tharp Bible school at 2l6
| Praise service at 7.s5. Subject The Love
| Of God"
Second Baptist church cor. eth and French
| street. Preaching at 1880 a. IN, by Rev.
Walter Cslly. Sabbath school at ga. m,
Prayer meeting at $50 p, m.
Swedish NJ. T.. church. Preaching by the
pastor ut 1910 a. m. and T4o p. III. All Scan
dlnavians welcome.
| Asbury church. Preaching 1880 a. III. and
| 80 p. m, by the pastor. Sunday school D..
M, anda p. IN. Prayer meeting a. M, aud
~ =. NJ.
| Ollvet Presbyterian church. cor. of Adams
and Chestnut streets. Preaching by the pas
! TOR, the How, Charles 2. Mallcry, nj 10 50 a.
M, and sp IN. All are invited 10 attend.
Reformed Episcopal church. ;. w. cor. sth
and Monroe streets kov. j f.. Estlin rector.
Sorvi ices Mt 1890 m. Subject Baptism
of titc.' Sunday school at Q a. 10.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-30
A AlugtIfArt Case.

DR.. Mckay hAs = very singaia
that he has been attending t9l
time, the particulars OF ~hicA
follows Some 70 years ago,
min Law, who nov reside. al
West Tweutierh street, Discovers
somethiug WIS growing hacs
right eye, hut AZ ~ Gid not XIV
any trouble, ne took very lif,le
il.
1t has continued - cro., "g.i.
time ago, finding Tia; it ~as ?
the eye from the socket, lie couch
seek medical advice, and pla,f
self under tho care Of DR.. Mch
distinguished oculist of this c:ty
soon as the doctor examined H.
nounced 1t n bone tnnor, and sia
his opinion, that unless II was ~
1t would in a few years moie pm
eye entirely out lie wishes Nj
to accompany him to the Cai,
at Philadelphia naxt week, and
an operation performed by DIR. :
and himself, hut he has NOT yrtd
whether be will 90 10 the city .
for DIR. Agnew 10 conc here, An
il performed at his own home
sight Of the eye is not affected
but il Ia only aquestton OF TINS
it will be totally destroyed, uIe
tumor Is removed. DR.. MeAa
that there is also great danger
spreading TO the brain. Inc
case is one of the most singular
and one that is seldom met wilh