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New-York tribune., 1885-07-21

NO out IN last ining. ,. ,..ohx
T. red ruDs-St Louis New York. l. FIRST Dasc ~
crrors-St Louis, New.York D. First base on oasl
Louis New York struck outSt Louis 4 Vs o.s
l. left on basesst Louis New-YorA.5 D. Ioia base ,,s
st Louis New.Yors. d. Home runs.none nsp
NIX TwObasehits none DonJle phys ~
harit ar ana Connor Wild pitches Passed balls
none. Time OF eane-I45. Umpirc- Ferguson
TLo Detroit NewYork clubs VIII cross bats NJ lhe
Polo Grounds to-day 49,. nj,
The ri ght upper wing OF the grand stand at the Poo
Grounds has reserved for the actors In the bcA
Hussar at Wallack's Theatre for tomorrow
Corcoran Will sign with the local League oiup 10
morrow. ,,,., - a.
The Dophns defeated the senecas in Brooklyn by the
~ y In 1
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CTRCUMsTAyTIAL EVIDgyog OF POISONING
Joseph Groblcwski and his servant Winifred

aney who charged with causing the death OF the
formers wife. in whose stomach large quantity Of
senic found ny chemical analysis held for
animation by Police Justice Webb. in Brsoklyp, yestsr
day. Only circumstantal evidence has bsYn found In
the case far As his first wife died suddenly last
year. is likely her body will be exhuned and analysts
made for traces Of poison Her death occurred after
she had been beaten husbands liquor the
postnortem examination showed that BrLhrs disease
caueed her death.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
MEETING AFTER TWEyTY-PTTE YEARS
e-ro, bo;rod man sfood n, tha front nj,

grayhalred man stood Oh the 'front.' plat
form OF varckst An old, old negroes with huge
laundry basket dozcd within Just beyond Blocker
she awoke. She glanced at the gray-hared she
stepped from the and CLEAN OF recognition shot from
the old noihery eyes she exclaimed Ho wdyI Massa
Jones ." The man looked about wonderingly. "Don't
Yer recolec Katioi" queried the woman.
Katie! Is this old Kato God bless you exclaimed
the man, IA he wrung her toll-wOrn hand "Iiow are
you a. hc shouted. tho rolled onward. Turning to
the driver said, Haven't old auntic In twenty
Ave years. Dear old SOUL she sort OF mother In
our family .beio' de war;"
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
OBITUARY NOTES.

PHILADELPHIA, July 20 (SpeciaD Jacob
ronlke age eighty nne veteran OF tho War OF 1919.
died at his home south Broai-st. Saturday lie
= office under Buehanan's Ainnlstration-
BALrfnoEE. July 2o.-Mrs- Isabella Beown. widow OF
George Brown, Alexander Brown sous. died at her
home I'm this city to-day in her elghtyseyonth year.
Mrs always foremost In all works OF charity
and her large means enabled her u do much for the
moor After the death of her husband she bunt tho
brown Memorial Presbyterian Church aud sustained IL
t.. ~ral
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21

TWO JAPANESE BABIES IN A CAHOU OF RA o.
cargo Of rags which recently came under
the Pert wardcn's inspection shipped 10 this
try from Japan with large quantity Of sulphur the
same ship Port Warden Calkns whose Is wol de-
veioped from his old search for for tho morning
papers. discovered odor that made him suspicious
that tho cargo not right The presence Of the sui
phur being partly explanatory he contented himself
with ordering the dslnfected. In this process, tho
OF the foul smell became apparent In the dis
oovery Of dead Japanese Infants ncosed In the rags
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on Sunday night 10 fight with his wife for
he united bulldog and set him st DIS VIE manner
tore the woman's thighs and hips In Irisn'i" ~
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School Of Submarine Mining, wiIIsvs Point New.York.

School Of Submarine Mining. willsvs Point New-York:
have been ordered to e: o,r proper statIons: First
Lieutenant Henry II. Ludlow, 81 Artillery; Second
Lieutenant Clarence r. Townsley, 4th Artillery Second
Lieutenant Harvey @. Csrbaugh, 5th Artillery. and
Second Lieutenant Samuel Rodman. jr, LIST Artillery.
Leave OF absence for month has been granted Lieu
tenantColonel Joshua T. Fletcher jr., % Infantry
campmeDt of the National Guard OF California held
at santa Cruz CAL from August 10 to %. 1888, for the
purpose Of making an ins pet0n of said National Guard
Lieutenant Colonel Edwin +. Townsend, 11th Infantry.
VIII visit theencampmentso the militia Of the Territory
OF DAKOTA, TO be held commencing about Septem-
ber l. 1850. First Lieutenant Colon Augur I'd Cavalry
ana second Lieutenant Henry c. Hodges r 22d Infantry
nave been relieved from duty at the Headquarters De-
parmen OF the Missouri and will join their respective
stati0ns
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21

NAKIye A BULLDOG ATrACK HIS VIE
YouxGsrowN, Ohio, July 20 (SpeciaD will
- wssssl, barroom keeper, was severely whipped
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
THOSE CINCINNATI APPOINTMENTS.

ONE MAN STOLE A DOG AND IRE OTHER A WATCH,
BUT BOTH ARE FIRsT-RArE FELLOWS.
WASHINGTON, July 2O.-Special Agent Will
lam H. Williams, OF the Treasury Department has been
investigating by order ofSecretary Manning the fitness
Tor Official position OF Jerry Muroy appointed to sub
ordinate position by the Surveyor OF the Port Of Cncn
NATL and reports that the records OF the Police Court and
workhouse show tnat Mulroy arrested on December
z 1873 for stealing dog valued at 81 s5 found guilty
hned S25 and costs and sent to the workhouse In de-
fault Of payment; that the 2Oth of the MONTH
the Board Of workhouse Directors Investigated the
matter and ordered his discharge on the grounds that
the offence was trivial one and that the prosecution
was also charged that Jerry Muroy had been found
gny Of drunkenness aud nned $40 and and sent
to the workhouse on August g. 1876 The special agent
sys AN clearly Of the opinion that this last charge
has reference to some other and not the Jerry
he submits the Statement OF POLES 1ncer samuel Nc.
faran, who vas the prosecuting witness and who
that the cnlprit on this occasion not the Jerry
Mnroy who Is now Assistant Custodian OF the Custom
House number OF papers from Mulroys recent en-
poycrs are ne0sed vouchers OF MS respectabiity
ana htpess for public position and tho special agent
heard OF nothing against him more than charge OF
being all active politician.
The special agent also Investigated and makes report
In the case OF Augustus OConnor colered). appointed
Department OF The Post ONCE ut Cincinnati The agent
finds that OCoDnor served term Of three years In the
watch and chain OConnor told the special agent that
he dld nol steal the watch and chain but undertook to
pawn them for the who did steal them He gained
nve months for good behavior. He Is not able to find
any one who knows O'ConDor but who has good word
Ter him. and there Is question that he has proved
himself useful and trustworthy man for the last few
years
The charge of attempted bribery brought against b.
Bailey, sueriniendent Of construction and repairs OF
the Chicago Custom House and Post Office building has
been Investigated by Solicitor McCue acting under or
ders OF secretary Manning The Solicitor finds that the
case has boen disposed of In Baeys favor by the court
over which Judge Lambert Tree presided. Tho matter
wa, also referred by the Secretary to Judge free who
said that the acguts OF Bailey fully justified by
the evidence. jude Tree Joined In recommending
Bailey for the position.
William Wbalen. also recently appointed Inspector
OF Customs been charged with being defanlter TO
the City of Chicago lnves igation undertaken but
the persons making the charge could not be found here
or elsewhere and tho matter dropped being with
out foundation.
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SIXTH RACE, sTEEPLECBAsH, SHORT COURSE,

TEEMER BEATEN BY GAUDAUR.
PITTsBURa, July 20.-ln tho three mile single
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ARMY ORDERS.

WARRINGTON, July 20.-The following
named odeers having been relieved from duty ut tho
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
TRIAL OF PAYMAsrER-GENERAL SMITH.


WASHINGTON, July 20.-The court martial
appointed To try smith. of tho Navy.
the charge or alous conduct aud culpabie In
efficiency IN the performance OF his duties met In the
library OF the Navy Department. this morning The
counsel for the defence filed demurrer TO the eeot that
there nothing in the charges specifications to
show any criminlty on the part Of the Paymsster-
General. and hence he not punishable. JET"
Chandler spoke for support OF the demurrer
saying that the accused could not be held rospon-
sble under the law. He argued that IL an every
day for Government contracts to DO changed
extended. and cited numerous instances where the
Government had been obliged ply for such contracts
He held that the PayUaster-Genera was In no way an
independent authority and could make changes In
Navy. The fact that act OF the PaymastGencral
had met with tho approval Of the Secretary shifted the
responsibility from him 10 the secretary unless II could
be shown tnat the ha been actuated
by corrupt motives. which mas not bsen alleged
Assistant AttorueJ General Marry. In behalf OF the
prosecution. replied to Mr. Chambers argument. lie
held that while the PHymaster-Gcneral was not con-
sdered guilty II crime be- was bsmablc for his doings
Official and subject Ia punishment that he could
bo punished for abuse OF discretion He said that tle
defendant had doubled contrasts aud had ordered con-
for another thus Involving the paymasers subject 10
his order In complications with the Government He
declared tnat the Psyn tsrrieUerai had acted IN the
OF the had deed the la and TO that this
offence render officers free from aii
responsibility for their aets
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
PROGRESS OF THE REVOLUTION IN coLoMl

PROGRESS OF THE REVOLUTION IN COLOMBIA.
WASHINGTON, July 20.-Under date of July
l Admiral Jouett has sent to the Navy Department
from savanila report OF the condition VI affairs Ia the
United States OF Colombia. lie makes mention VI
cent baltic between the Government forces and the
reyolutionists, IA which 1000 said to have
been killed. The Admiral says: "The Government
troops, numbering about 1900, have advanced from
Carthasna 10 CaIonar, the banks OF the Masdaena
River where they strongly intrenched The reyou-
fonary forces number only about $500 men, but they
held number OF large RI, steamers. and are there
fore able about freely the Nag alcna River.
while the Government forces. having but two small
steamers Obliged 10 move by land and therefore
much iInpoded.
"On June 10 General Camargo, prominent Colom-
ban politician aud leader arrived this port In En
gsh amt immediately assumed md OF the
revolutionary army. The arrival OF General Camargo
violent Liberal. eHectuay defeated the efforts
1900 with his whole army, and although he claims
the battle he admits that ne suffered severe loss.
which includes OF his best Rener II is report
cd that each side lost auout 800 men.
The rcvOutOnists intend To conhne their operations
to the Magalona River and the interior. This nsures
the IstEus aud vessels on the hig seas aginst any
chsnce OF disturbance by them Tnere is an alarming
epidemic OF yellow fever prevailing at Aspinwall and
ali over the lsthmus.
SHERIDAN TO KEEP THE CATTLE TRAILS OPEN.
WAsHINGToN, July 20.-The following tale
cram has been sent to Sheridan from
the War Department:
You are instructed by the Secretary OF War to take
sucn measures and such means will carry cut tho
decision of the Secretary OF tue Interior. 20 open and
keep open trails and hghw leading Into the
lands for purpose of unobsructed passage Of cstte
and other purposes OF Interstate commerce.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-23
CITY IN BRUEF.

About y O'Clock Saturday night, man
named Hoover. was robbed OF an open faced
silver watch while in a Virginia avenue
street car.
travelling man named Helwig, residiDs
on New York street, was seriously hart in
railroad accident near ASHTON, Mo, on
Thursday last.
The Mrs. Mary Morrison property. situated
on Washington street and occupied by Gath
cart q Clellan, was sold Saturday to ". Il.
Tabott for S45, coo.
The residence Of Architect Wallinglord,
239 North Tennessee street, caught fire yes
terday afternoon from detective CRATE, but
was extinguished by the prompt attendance
Of the department. Loss, $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. McKibbons, living at PSI
East Georgia street, lost two children last
week, one ten and the ether four years o.
age. from the effects Of diphtheria, the first
diving on Thursday and the second on Sat
usday.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Hendricks arrived hons last night
nom q brief visit to relatives in New York
CITY.
Cor gresham Bynum left Saturday for
Washington City where he will remain till
after tie inauguration.
Miss Nettie, daughter OF Senator Bcya 9
one of Frsnkfort's most attractive yOung
ladies' returned u her home yesterday
At the Bates House: A. T. B5ede- Chi
osgo E. Marks, Cincinnati 7. NJ B,sDm
Green Cessle: C. c. Paddock, ST. Louis; Col
A. w. Johnson and wife, j. Johnson, n. \
Morris, Miss Bessie Stone, city; VIM Rabm
r., Evansville; +. Storm and wife, Charles
) mon 9. Il. Richardson, J. g. Palmer. New
York: G i. Niohol, Anderson; A. z. Still
veil, Boston.
Nav Occidental Arrivals Ed L. Snader.
]. Z. Wilson, New York " T. Cay, War
saw; W. W. Hswlsy and vile, Huntington
H. NJ Kent, West Union; p J. Hosglsnd.
". c. MoCieary. Douglas; c. + NacArdel,
Chicago W. K. Stiles, 3. 7. Ph3bs, New
YORK Charles Thiel, Conrad; @. II. Perry,
Fort Wayne; w. r. TimmOns, city; Charles
K. Kiger, Philadelphia.
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Local Courts.
SUPERIOR COURT.


Room Hon. n. B. Taylor, Judge.
Thomas Wren Us. T. p De bolt ct al. Re-
plevin. Dismissed.
Room No. 2-Hon. ID. W. Howe. Judge.
State exc rel. Attorney General VS.. the
Board of Commissioners Of Marion County.
To recover money. Judgment for 81, 1871.
Room S.-H0n. Lewis C. Walker. Judge.
Samuel Woods ct al. Alva @. May. Salt
op draft. Judgment for S23750
John +. Brian VS.. William G Jeffries ct al.
S0it On note. Judgment for $1,000.
First National Bank of Mauch Cnunk, Pa,
vs.. the United States E0caustic Tile Com.
paDy. Suit on note. Judgment for
$50 -.
Eliza p. Newc0mb rs. Emma Watson Ell
al Foreclosure. Dismissed.
James /. Raymond e. 81. Us. George II.
Carter, Sheriff. Replevin. Dismissed
der. Suit on account. Dismissed.
Maggie A. Jackson VS.. George w. Jackson.
Divorce granted plaintiff.
Margaret Southern w. George w. Southern.
Divorce granted plaintiff.
George w. Barnhsrdt VS.. Wabash Rail
road ct al. On trial by jury.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Hon. A. c. Ayres, Judge.
Mary BLY, VS.. John BLY,. Divorce. Under
Amusement.
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Red. White and Blue.

The management OF the Wigwsm Rink
viii celebrate Wsshington's birthday this
evening With "Red, White and Bius"
party, il being necessary to costume in one
Of the cOlors, or a combination Of them, TO
insure the privileges OF the floor A haad
SON e photograph album is offered IS a prize
10 the lady having the best makeup, and 3
pair G club skates for the best makeuD by
q gentleman. The rink viii be tastefully
and appropriately decorated for TIE coca
sion. and DO doubt very patriotic feelings
Will De awakened Ia ali who attend.
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TO Chicago. and it could assume control OF
the New YorF, Pennsylvania AID OHIO and
the Chicsgo ana Atlantic and operate them
to mutual advantage. II would only call for
the building OF about forty miles OF track
through very favorable country in order to
connect the Lehigh Valley and the New
York, Pennsylvania and Ohio While the
officials are naturally reticent abont IL e
matter, enough information has been OBJ
tanned TO demonstrate that the project is
being seriously entertained"
While the above statement may or may
not be true, the officials of the Erie and Chi
cago and Atlantic Reeds disclaim any knowl-
edge of the same, and are inclined 70 look
upon the report as without foundation.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-23
THE RAILWAYS.

Notwithstanding tie dali times the Di-
rectors of both the American railroads IN
Gexico are in hopeful frame OF mind The
floating debt of the Mexican Central Con
pEny is about funded aud the outlook for
net traffic earnings during the coming year
is considered very good. Subsidy receipts
also -amise to be continuous.
The Eew York Railroad Commissioner
are INVESTIGATING complaints of discomfort
from the ovsrheating and liberalization OF
cara. The pipes under the seats are OBJ
iected 10, end the Commissioners have Ia.
quired why it might not be feasible add bet
Ter to locate the pipes at the center Of the
floor. TIE Commissioners have tackled a
big question. Bad ventilation Of coaches
often ma IS travelling By rail very unpleas
at
To-day the railroads are moving more than
100000 tons of farm products from the
Far West to markets in the Eastern States.
At ten cents per 100 pounds, or 81 a ton,
from Chicago to New York, the cost is S6).-
OOO, coo. At sixty five cents per 100 pounds,
tbs rate Ia January, 1860, or Sl3 ton, the
cost of moving the tame freight would have
been S195 COO 600. BY the Development Of
the railway system Sl35 000, 600 yearly have
been presented to the producers of the West
huu luS COleuM6Ie OF tue East 70 Dc UlYlQ3u
between them. That is about SO year for
every inbsbitant of the great wheRt-growing
States. This benefit, moreover, is perm \.
nent.
A NV TRUNK LINE.
gentleman Just returned from the East
Is thus quoted IN the Chicsgo Inter-Ocsan:
There is q movement on foet looking to
another trunk line from New York ID Chi
casO. It is nothing more or less than an ex-
tension OF the Lehigh Valley system from
its present western terminal near Buffalo 20
Chicago The intention is 10 use the tracks
Of the New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio,
and Chicago and AtlSntic. Both OF these
rcsds at present are leased and operated By
the Erie Railway, but the prevailing i'm
preston is that the Erie either proposes lat.
ting 60 of these roads from choice, or will
be compelled TO sever connection from
necessity Those acquainted with the in
side workings OF the Erie, aud especially
with the status of the new management, do
not believe il possible for IL TO meet the
! rental charges. The Lehigh Valley, which is
! without question the best fixed road, hnan-
ciallY and otherwise, in this country, has
! long been DESTROYS Of having direct outlet
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-23
a Poetal Clerk Arrezted.

Geo. w. Dubois, postal clerk on the
and ST. l., was arrested Saturday on a charge
of violating the postal laws. Dubois hss
been in the Railway Mail Service for the
past seven years but hss recently been trans
ferred to the l. ard S.. L. from the Nandalia.
Ii is charged that Jenkins OF the same route
discovered Dubois In the act OF Epproprist
ing money from letter on Friday, and his
arrest followed. be il 3 married man anC
has family living at $50 East South street.
he wsived examination and was sent TO al
ia default OF 81 600 bail.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-23

street a wheel came OF OF the vehicle and
the animal attached became frightened End
ran away. Both occupants were thrown cut
and received several painful bruises. The
buggy belonged to Bryan & Son, aud vas To-
tally demolished
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-23
Sudden Death

August Mai, SD old and well.known Ger
man citizen and jeTeler, risiding over his
place OF business, at 45 sqpth Illinois street,
died suddenly between and o'clock last
evening. He was seated in mis- room, ap-
paTently in usual health. when he fell from
his chair and expired. He was 3 member OF
the Masonic, 0ddFelloT and Knights OF
Pythias Orders. His death is supposed TO
have resulted from brain trouble, bat DOS.
mcrtem will be held 10 day.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-23
The Snnrema Court

The following cases were decided in the
Supreme Court Saturday:
9,616. Robert A Hill ct al. VS.. Watkins
F. Nesbit ct al. Vanderburg Z. Q. Affirmed.
NJ tel ell, ].
11,O74. Sllas B. Woolson VS. Levi J.
Piphsr ct al. Martin c. @. Affirmed.
HCwk, J.
l2O26. Ex rel Edward r. Morley vs. eyre
MUS johnson ct al. Tippecanoe @. Q. Al
frme ed. Elliott J.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-23
la DI K 81
Hare yeu seen the Grand Di,DIay Of
MI slim UNDERWEAR
We are making during our Special Sale

Do you know that you can buy splendid
made Corset Covers and Ora wsrs at 10, % 81,
40, 80, 6, -, So and % cents, and as much
finer as you desire2 Do you realizs that We
sell the latest style Of Chemise aud Skirts
from 25c up2 Mother Hubbard and Sac
Gowns, beautifully made and trimmed, from
45c up2 There is 10 trash in this lot OF
goods, but they are the bsst goods for the
money that the oest manufacturers can turn
cut. Do you know that we are sole agents
in this city for ali goods made by Simon
Stearns & Co, and shall be glad to point ont
their superiority to those interested? Il
doesn't cost yen penny more to bay good
goods thss are rightly made, and atterward
you viii want no other. How often We hear
expressions of disgust from ladies who have
been led by flash advertisements 20 invest in
goods that Go not stand the test of compsri-
s0D. Make no mistake. See our stock. Ex
anime work material and styles. and you
viii be forced to admit That ours is the
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-23
rHE SENTINEL Al NEW ORLEANS.

TO accommodate tbs thrOng from the
Northwest who viii desire to read their IA
-rrste homs paper while attending the
'Wolld's Exposi tion,p the Sentinel has bson
placed on sale IN New Orleans at Georss r.
Wharton & Bros, No. 5 CaTondeIet stleet,
sstve cen Canal and Common streets-
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-23
"vaier & Naw.D Hardware.

Are still selling goods damaged by fire at very low
prices; Also very low prices on all Staple and Mis-
celaneOus Goods. All goods as low or lower than
be purchased from any other mouse in the city.
Call and get copy OF their Illustrated Catalogue
three hundred and fifty paees-recenty issued.
VAJEN Il NE6.
81 East Washington Street.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-23
Serious Runaway.

John Maloy and Nike Delaney attended a
funeral IN q buggy yesterday, and in return
ing, while driving north on South Missouri
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-23
OLD PAPERS.

Good conditioned old papers for sale s.
this oesce at only 30 cents per hundred.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-23
Cheapest MuSIi0 Underwear In America
|. S. AYRRS { CO.

sPECIAL-Fine Black Jerseys, 7jc, Fine
Braided Jerseys, 81; Large White Aprons. 25c.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-23
URe Sem&&mel,
MONDAY. FEBRUARY D.

SENTINEL TELEPHONE CALLS.
asusiRess Ofige Editorial Rooms 29I
, 1885-05-23
The SandbOx Tree.

Referring to a foot note in Father Scole's
popular little book african Sketches"
wherein he throws out the suggestion that
the "Sandbox' nuts received their name
from having been used in former days TO
contain sand for blotting-up purposes, a
correspondent informs us that the conjec-
ture is well founded, for he remembers
when the nut was in common use AS u
sandbox throughout the West Indies. Ibid.
, 1885-05-23

Saturday, 23rd May, 1885.

A labourer at Castle Bourke named
Joseph Herbert beat a m named
Louisa Heyliger of the same place on
Saturday last with such violence that
she died during the night. The man ran
away, but was arrested on Wednesday by
the police and is now under trial at Ere.
deriksted.
, 1885-05-23
TRANSLATION.


cps is hereby made known that
- Judge R. PETERSEN, having
returned from Europe, has taken
over his office as Judge, Recorder
and Policemaster for the Jurisdiction
Of Frederiksted
Government Secretary's Office, St. Croix
goth May 1885.
VAN BRAKLE.