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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-24
Fatal Casualties.

Tibballs Clark. aged 20 years, while
visiting an anatomical museum" in
Bridgeport, Connecticut, last Saturday
evening, wasso much affected by one
Of the wax figures that he tainted. In
fainting he fell against the case, break
ing the glass, and was severely cut
about the throat and face. 1t WAS
thought yesterday that his inquiries
would result fatally.
Mrs. SeDtinue dropped dead in a
church in Montreal on Monday while
taking her infant To the font to be bap-
tised.
The body Of Mary Schmidt,60 years
|ofage, WAS found frozen on tho road.
side near Jamaica, Long Island, on
Tuesday morning. 1t is supposed that
she lay down there TO sleep the night
before while drunk.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-24
Death OF . Well Kuovp C,,,..,

George .JOhnson,a well'known an n
highly respected citizen, died on Taes
day afternoon, at his residence, No. 6O2
Poplar street, with bronchial consump.
ton. Mr.. johnson was AZ years OF age,
aud tor the past nine years he has had
charge Of the signal telegraph depart.
ment ofthe p, w. & b. Railroad Com
pAny He WAS born In New Castle, and
removed to this city about IL years ago.
Last winter he con iracted severe cold,
which settled in his throat, and about
nine weeks ago he became so III that
he was obliged to relinquish his work
and since that time has been confined
to the house. He was a member OF four
masonic orders, and had taken the sd,
or next TO the highest degree in the
order. He also belonged TO Smyth
Post, g. A. II. Lincoln Lodge, X. of r.,
and Columbia Lodge, I.O.OF The fu
neral will take place Friday afternoon
ut o'clock, when services will be held
at the house, and the iuterment will
take place at Riverview cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-24
A Costly Turkey Ilem

ROCKFORD, Dec. 23.-rhe law has had
~ determine q case here which involve.
touching story Of turkey romance. and
has sinRnlsrly appropriate vein of
Christmas flavor running through IL.
Farmers Drake and Morsy wers
neishbors and friends. They loved each
other, and, just as they sympathiz,d
with each other 30 did all that was
theirs and AL that WAS within ,heir
gates Their wives exchanged bonnets
their sons and daughters billed and
cooed, and their men servants and
women servants cooed and billed. and
their oxen and Asses lowed and brav.d
~ concert. Their feathered stock mar.
took equally of the friendship of their
respective owners, and a few weeks ago
lady turkey belonging to Farmer
Drake deliberately eloped to pen be-
longing to Farmer Morey. In dns
tune eikbt little turkey ~ appeared in Tho
runaway's nest. Farmer Drake dis.
covered the loss Of bis lady turkey and
asked his friend for her restoration
which was granted, but, with ayaraoi.
GUS thought intent, hs demanded also
the eight little turkeylings. Thereupon
Farmer Drake evoked the assistance of
the law and replevined the eight tur.
key iings, and the constable who chased
those birds followed them over hillocks
and dialects for hours and finally sent
In claim for mileage fees for thirty.
eight miles. In court, the justice de.
clded in favor of Farmer Morey but
Farmer Drake has appealed to the next
term of circnit court. The costs 80 far
rolled up in the case are about fifty
times the value OF the turkeys.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-24

SAPP-On the 10th inst, of scarlet fever
Joseph Dallas. only son OF BENJAMIN. and
Jennie Sapp aged 20 months aad days,
SAFE In the arms OF Jesus
Safe on his gentle bree !,
S"eetiy there MS SOFT shau 90,
His MAMMA.
JOHNS DN-On tho a3d inst fiao,yn W
Johnson, IT., 10 the 4sth year Of his age.
80 su friends arc respectfully In
Slteu 10 atter 4 his funeral from his late resi-.
euce, nv COZ Poplar street, on Friday after.
nooo Services ~ the house at q o clock In.
tNulent at klvervie- Cemetery.
WELCH-On Den 70, 1854 Salue n. wife OF
CHARLES +. Nesch, aged SO years
The relstiytt and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
IN thursday, the nth inst. at Asbury N. Il.
church, ~ q O'CLOCK p. IN. NJ eet at the resi-.
dence OF her husband Ills Poplar street, at one
O'Clock lnterment ~ Rveryiew Cemetery.
RlCHAhDSON-On the I'D inst. Miss
MARY }. Richardson, aged II years,
1onths and Is days.
The relatives and friends Of he family ar,
respectful ly invited TO atterd the iupera
from the residence Of her father, ms Wes
second street, on Thursday Afternoon at
ooics. lnterment at hiverview Cemetery
rod her waXen hands together,
Close her soft and dreamy eyes
See how, like a broken lily
Pale and beautiful she lies
Far from aiiiiction. toll and care
her happy soul Ia He'd
Inc breathless clay shall slunber h +. n
Among the silent dead
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-24

Christmaswill be observed tomorrow
In many Of the churches OF this city,
aud the services 1t the Catholic and
Episcopal churches will be Of the most
imposing nature. The interior of sst.
Mary's church will be handsomely de-
corat<sd with eversreens, and the mar.
BILE altar will be covered with fiowers
The new candelAbra will DO respleu-
deut with lights, aud tho entire church
the very impersonstion OF beauty.
There will be solemn High Mass ut
.. m, with the Rev. Dennis J. Flynn
~ cele5rant, Rev. John j. Tierney rs
deacon, and the Rev. John McHugh as
sub-deacon. Ats o'clock mass will be
celebrated by the venerable Very Rev.
Father keilley. Al 10 O'Clock, solemn
High Mass will DO celebrated with the
Rev. Ohm j. Tierney ~ celebrsnt and
preacher, Rev. Dennis j, Flynn a.
deacon. and Rev John McHugh as sub
deacon. There will be solemn vespers
at 80 p m, when . program of very
excellent music will be presented, with
Professor Becher at the orgau and
William Caranagh leader Of the choir.
A grand musical celebration has bceu
arranged ut st. Johns p X. church,
for $50 o'clock tomorrow morning.
when number OF hne rslec tons will
be given by choir II thirty male
voices. At 1890 o'clock morning pray
ers will be held, and the Holy Com
munion celebrated, when the nj usic OF
the early morning services will be- RS.
peated.
The usual Christmas services will he
held at Epworth NJ. E. Chapel at ) O..
clock In the morning and the Sunday
school Christmas Anniversary 1t 7.3O
o'clock in the evening,
Prayer meeting will be held nj Union
M. Il church at o o'clock tomorrow
morning, and the Christmas anuiver.
sary In the evening.
The young folks will have . grand
entertainment at Asbury M. Z. church
In the evening, for which an entertain
Ing program, consisting Of recitationn,
singing, at'i ~ ustlrrs by the pastor,
w. l.. s. murray, has been arranged
An old homes tai fin ace OF tho most
capacious d-ecr ption, such as was con.
structed hundred years ago, will DO
the great senic attraction OF the even.
Ing. An old clock on thu mantle piece
will be removed aud "Kribs Kringle"
will hand ont from an opening covered
by the clock "a great mum Der OF presents
to memb ers Of the Sunday school and
others. An admission fee of 10 and 10
cents will be charged.
The Christmas entertainment of the
Young Peoples Association will be
given Monday evening, December 29lh,
instead OF Christmas night, an WAS 1T
first anticipated. Thsre will be no
meeting OF the association Christmas
night.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-24
7 HIRD ED| T|0N,


Meeting u the Fire Cosnmiseee.
Last evening the Fire COMMITTEES Of
City Council held . meeting, to inves-
tigate Ithe charges preferred against
officer Pierson BY Assistant Engineer
McCnllin. for his refusal tp arrest John
Williams, Of the Delaware Fire Com
pany, for disobeyiug The orders Of The
assistant engineer at the fire last Friday
morning at Delaware avenue and Jack.
son street. Mayor Wales was present,
and the COMMITTEES, after hearing the
statement Of the assistant engineer.
decided that although it Was the duty
OF an officer TO arrest person who was
acting in . disordcrly manner at Are.
or one who was In any way interfering
with the fireman, that officer Pierson
had done right In refusing TO obey the
orders of the engineer in this case, rs
Williams was only tryingto extineuish
the fire in manner which McCuliin
did not approve OF.
Chief Engineer Reeler made state
ment, and City Solicitor Turner ex.
planned the law, and snow ed that even
II person wAs ARRESTED, nothing could
be done, as there was no penalty affi xed
for violation Of the lav
II was decided to rsmsdy this, and
the City Solicitor was instructed To
prepare an ordinance pr bviding that
hereafter the Chief Engineer, or either
OF the assistants, may order the arrest
OF any person. and that ID will be OBJ
ligatory TO obey the order
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-24
Gallagher a FOrger,

William j. Gallagher, under indict-
ment in Chicago for alleged particip
ton In election frauds, was arrested on
Tuesday afternoon, on q charge OF
forgery committed In Philadelphia.
The U. s. District Attorney objected to
Gallagher's removal 70 PHILADELPHIA,
and an order was issued by the U. s.
District Jutge retaining him in custody
OF the U 3. Marshal In Chicago pend
ing his trial. Later IN the day the
warrant of the Federal Court was
served upon the detectives who had
Gallagher In custody, but they refused
to deliver him, showing a warrant from
the Governor Of Illinois, issued on n
reqnisition from the Governor Of Penn
sylvania. Judge Blodgett, of the U. s.
Court, declined to interfere further, but
Judge Williamson, of the State Court,
issued writ Of babeas corpus, return.
able to day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-24
Santa Claus Wants He|p,

His visiting list is long
The needs OF his friends are
perplexing. We want to
help you to help him and
therefore suggest that for
Men and Boys-the majority
OF them-there are no Christ
mas tokens more acceptable
than good Clothing. Just
this Oak Hall has in abun.
dance and cheap, very cheap.
How much you may do for
Christmas with a very few
dollars only an examination
OF the Oak Hall stock will
tell. We thus inform you
how you may aid the amiable
patron saint of Christmas.
viii you do it !
P. S.-Open tonight until
9 o'clock, and tomorrow,
Christmas Day, until noon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-24
CeAxReas.:

IN tne U. B. Senate on Tuesday M
vonas presented . memorial from th.
Joint commercial Association of NJ,
CIItsns' protesting against the rat,.
neauon Of the Spanish treaty NJ
VEST submitted . concurrent rsHolu,,n,,
which was referred, PROVIDING ~,
Congressional spesches should br mia, n:'
90 ~ delivered with the exoention ~,
verbal amendment, and when sn,,ech y.
are withheld for revision for mo,a
than one week the speech shall hs nj, ,
sd a. delivered. Mr.. Vest spnLa
10 support Of the resolution, and Maid hs
had no idea that any such reroIot,nn
would pass both Houses, but nerban
occasional reminders on tho snbisc,
would have some eff ect." Mr.
Hale called up the Naval Annronri
alton bill reported by him on Mopdav
lie again explained that ait was ~.
regular and usual appropriation oil, ne
perfected by the House, but modia ad
30 AZ TO cover on,y the last half of ths
year" The bill was passed. Mr.
Morgan from tbs COMMITTEES on pnhlic
Lands. reported Z favorably. win
amehdm ents. the hill To forfeit ths
lands granted TO the New Orleans. Ia.
ton Rouge and Vicksburx Railroad
IL WAS placed on the calendar. MI
van Wyck moved TO mako q special
order for January 9th. the bill report.
ed from the Judiciary Lommit t.e de-.
caring subject TO State taxation
thc lands granted by the ACT OF
July l, 1852, ITO aid In the cops,ruc.
lion OF railroad and telegraph line
from the NJ issouri river to the Pacific
ocean, and 70 which the companies
were 10 become entitled upon pay men
OF cost VI surveying. The motion was
agreed 70. After An executive session
the Senate adjourned until this morn.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-24

This morning little Charlie Dough.
erty, about z years OF agd, was 1T The
poiice station ~ lively ls a cricket.
Ohar iie 10 mem Der OF the Dougherty
family. the father an mother of whom
have frequently occuplsi place In the
dock, and been sen tb all several
times for drunkeuness. The parents
have removed to Philsdelphia, leaving
Charlie, who had beer furnished with >
good nome In the Cat holic Orphan
Asylum, behind. But he incorrie bic.
anu II seems pretty baFd to keep him
anywhere, and he climbei from An M.
stairs wihdow down = ue and made
his escape. He was captured and AIKEN
10 the police station, wAet IL he will be
cared for for q few ia, :. when IL IL
probable he will bs reIurned to IN,
asylum,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-24

Last night between Ald 10 O'clock q
couple of men under ,hN influence OF
liquor entered Isaac + ems bakery,
corner Of Thirteenth aud Forrest streets !,
acting in very disort- manner, and
upon being ordered ou Lry pulled MIR,
'enh OUT WIN them bta'h him until u
escape their violence IL r-n into Bakers
grocery on the opp7'l.e corner. The
rouRhS borrowed MIN an tn their efforts
to catch him they kncrk d over a car
LOT oil close to hot s,oy Fortunately
the oil did not ignite and serious catas.
t,ophe was avoided. IND rowdies made
themselves scarce before the police ar.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-24
FOURTH EDITION,



A few more c.Daries and gold fish
lett ut Parry's, 234 King street.
Send two dollars and get the Weekly
REPUBLICAN and Atkinson's Farm
Journal for one year.
The Mann boudoir car, Madame
Janauschek," which Is intended for her
use, was shipped to day to New York.
The ,ehold Of Faith Sunday
school will give its Christmas entt rtain
ment on Friday evening.
Pine Burr Plating Machines At tl q
Howe Office, sos Shipley street. s. r.
Marshall.
Gentltmcp's smoking sets, card
trays, wine sets, etc., cheap ut Grip
pens. East Second street.
The new &C" Howe runs very light.
See 1t At the Howe Office, COS Shiplsy
street. 8. r. Marshall.
The Pusey & Jones Com pany has re-
paired the IRE alarm striker At tho City
Hall which was broken on Friday.
Robinson & Bros burnt out store,
Delaware avenue and jackson street,
has not yet been re-opened.
Eek Sheriff Pyle has sold out his
Hour and feed store at 2l3 Shipley street
70 John J. Plunkett
James II. Beggs has returned from
New Orleans where he WAS arrangin z
the exhibit Of bricks Of James II. Beggs
& Co.
Mrs. Anna, wife OF Rev. T. suowden
Thomas, OF North East, editor OF the
Peninsular Methodist, was buried to-
day.
We have turkeys, geese, ducks and
chicken tonight. Clear toys two pounds
for rs cents. Mixtures the same. Buck
ingham. Front and Shipley streets.
The leaders and stewards Of the linton
M. Il. church will meet to mordv
(Christmas) afternoon, ut 8 O'Clock ~.
stead OF Thursday night.
The senior class Of the boys hiph
school gave very interesting enter.
tainment In their schoolroom yesterday
afternoon.
Call and see the new plating ma.
chimes NJ the Howe ONCE, 608 Shipley
street. s. r. Marshall. Also agent for
the "Caligraph."
The Reliance fire company received
yesterday a check from w b. Cranston,
for $25, for assistance rendered ct the
hre which destroyed his barn near
Stan ton. last summer.
The latest riddle out: Why was my
baby's last attack OF Group like this
paragraph Because IL WAS very
short, and ended with that wonderful
cure, DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
James j. Vincent, a late Republican
candidate for the Republican nomipa.
ton for Sheriff OF New Castle County.
has accepted position with Charles
W. Ialiey, at Ontonason, Michigan.
Bouquet holders, fancy cups and
saucers, gentlemen's shaving mugs,
chiidren's tea sets, vases, biso figures,
niiet sets, ETC., etc, very cheap NJ
or'ppen's, No. 3 4. Second street.
The annual inspection of the teams of
George w. Bush & Son will take place
70 day, and prizes will be awarded TO
tho.sN hu keep their teams in the best
coLo' ion.
VIZ would he obli. ell to our readers
II they Wound >trd VISA note or even
word when Az. lining Of local event
takes place in their u, lhborhood. The
REPUBLICAN wants all the local news
that can be- had, that is fit for publica-
tion.
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The Drama.

There will DO matinee at the Opers
House to morrow after COON, and also Z
performance in the evening, at both o.
which Mr.. B. McAuley. fhe celebrated
comedian will appear. In the afternoon
he will present his renos nei character Of
Uncle DAM, In Locke. American come
dy drama, entitled, Messenger from
Jarvis Section" The playis weil.known
to the patrons of the Opera House, AS I,
has already been presented here and re-
ceived with favor. A. Uncle Dan'l, Mr.
McAuley ably portray Tie Deputy Sheriff
of Jarvis Section, an honest down Easter
simple and rugged, but ossessed OF 9
big heart.
In the evening he vii present his now
play, The Jerseyman, ii which he sus
tains the character eff Giid roy Punk, q
Jerseyman, and nothing Cd be iunniel
than his portrayal of thr 81 rewd, design
ing son of Jerseys sandy sOil, who 10 con
stantly devising some brilliant scheme
which is 70 be TO him royal road to for
,tuue.
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a Present r'e's"' With Ever, ;,

From now until pe., 49,, ,s|
Lfmnel Mari, the enternr t.a'a'I|
er, No. IL East Fourth st, thug
present with every purchase ' !. J, \
STORE whether It be a srn, i ~ nia]
e enase, ou Mt, the larger III. mn,
greater X, will be the value If p ,ss
lnese presents consist Of ., -,
PIRATE for the Christm,. LEVY Nusi1
MARI has one of the bsnd. 4,.a,
mos trees to be found ID The .I'a
'airly bending down with ANY, ~,
snow windows are full of d,a.
u uei In addition to thI., ali
chase to the amour, of 4, M M
ehance to draw the Punch AND \
mat attracts 50 much ,ttrn au
MIR. Aarr's window.
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FIT 7 H ED|1I
hotAi Aee,<

81 Last a. Monday, Frank c's'
20 az a miner at j .Iah n.,l.,I
works, near Brandy "vnai y
ana sustained inInri s'ns t y,
IN his death in a few few ,shA
fortunate, Hnr. man had %, a 10 !,
a Ss' into the sbs t'V a. %.
oeep, and when tho bac s.,a
o o,'.i Of .ths wa y'' KEW
which which held 1t broke ana ao "
Distance of IS feet to a t%s M
ing the back of his Il be ,us s ess.
MS skull. The dpce Gen.. al
o, Vermont, but has ba s''' y
Mr' John for a nnmb s,U ~, "
. ,nr"e years ago bis bro,S H. ~ :
n,s death ia a simiia.'
Hockessin. Mr.. Glvnn ,' ~ y
on Friday morning ' ana u. " \
VII take place at Glau anu 'is y !.
Wilcox station, NJ
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Photographs.

Mr.. 7. &. Holland, No, IN
street, has executed, during the
weeks, upwards Of 500 dozen
photographs. This is an eyiderl
great popuiaril! as a phOtograpl
his ability as an artist. He eI.t
siucere thanks to his sunefOus
who have SO kindly favored bin
past, and invites all who deal
pictures for holiday Presents
will be pleased 10 at,ent to 1hei'
at the low rates that a good phO
can be produced for. Wish
patrons a merry Christmas, be
their continued iavOrs.
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$sRA8gjS||i


Sun rises 7.2a. sun ssss Ass'
Agents Iyr ssunlap1 ness.
m ford Brothers. 0oseo9e.
Full Of panes-the window.
Close Qusrters--the miser's.
A trade scenter-the drummer
A crate singer--tho tea-kott
A spark arrsster-a pretty girl.
Try Bush's coal you will like IT.
Try Bush's coal you will ike II.
Womans sphere-an apple dumping.
Brasilian Tonic Bitters only 90 cants.
Best and cheapest dolls at the VIC. store.
Birds and cages at Parker's, East md st.
Willard \. Davis, jewelers. L. End street.
Oity Laundry, sixth aud Shipiey strsoIs.
wringsrs sold and repaired, At 5l3 Shipisy
Zine Is K. kipss, 81 hAni, ID Il. lourtn 81
brazilian Baum. coughs ana colds, 10 On
Tany at Ferguson 8, II East Second stree,
Horse blankets, whips. lanterns At VIC. store
An advance agent-the pawn brokers'
clerk.
LET u prey. said the hawk to her nest
iings.
Mullins threecent cigars not exoelled on
Front street.
House and sign painting, Buckmaster snd
Woodmansey. ozAW. Front street.
Go to 400 King street and buy pound OF
c0ttee and get chance on the wax 1oL.
1t 10 n { always the girl with the seaiskin
sacQue who catches the most beaux
1t 10 easier for . woman TO return kind
ness than copper bottom preserving Kettle.
Why is locomotive like q beeisteak p
Because It's good for nothing without It's ten.
der,
Positive, ice cream comparative, wedding
cake suporlative, paregoric-thAts the
ticket.
The Banner OF Lght,"a liberal paper o.
Boston, can be had Tree al tiS East Third
street
4, slippery times-Christmas season, in which
the average belle. wrestles with the slippers
for the beaux.
II In want Of plated ware DO sure and cah
ut theCapelle hsrdwaretjO. ~ Market street
before purchasing.
Foil b Joseph, dealers in best coal and
hour, are always prompt and reliable. III
West Front 8 rect.
A fine display OF ca-vers for the holiday
trade may be seen at the Capelle Hardware
o., az Market street.
Take your oabies " Hollands, 8o1 Marks
street, and have their pictures taken bv the
instantaneous procsss
For pocket and table cutlery you Ga mot do
better than give the Capelle Hardware Co.
sts2l2 Market street. u call.
line eait oysters rs, 30 and 70 cents per
quart at Pennell's stall, 10 King street, and
also homemade mince meat.
In looking about tor a suitable present for
your male friend don't forget the furnishing
store OF W. Il. Cole, 2O2 Market street.
l.. +. Adsir will keephis store open on
christmas morning, to close out the balance
OF his toys at great sacrifice Don't fail to
come
An elegant display Of scissors in plush,
leather and morocco cases, and also out OF
case, can be seen at the Capelle Hardware
Co., az Market street.
bet your toys, sleda. backing boxes, chill.
dIens rocker, and almost everything that
will please both old and young az Adair's.
new variety store, 4ls King street.
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Election OfOmee'''

At a regular meeting OF # h = IA
me, the following officers ''''
for the ensuing term patton /;
g. p, Joseph D. y; , ro
J. w, pnilip j. l'an I. / Spent spsac
R RI nr.i W. Cemetery A. /. r..
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Handsome Piotafes'

Holland, The instantaueOas
grapher, No. 800 Market strre'-
finished some very handsome y
tic crayou pictures, which will
those for whom they ara intend
presented by their iienis io,I
During tue past few weeks 10
busy DAY and night, and has p
ssd to employ extra help, viii;
selfis q sufficient guarantee o. ?.
cellenc- of his work. The giIi
be open all day tomorrow ana
will be taken equally we'll eve
weather is cloudy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-24
A COl0red Ms.u,,,

Last evening a colored mi
Moody was killed at Middi y.
attempt to jump upon a mavis1
train. Moody bad been an \
oefore II reached Middle,ovn
trying to reach his home Al NJ
ant, but was put Of when h
stopped at Middletown. Hs M
a side track waiting for The y t)
move, but did not Motto, . ,,,I
was backed In anil which kuocl
over, managing him 10 a lesri1
ner Deputy Coroner Smith y
he'd Of the accident, add wen, /
the noon train to-day to hold
quest.