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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-18

than cure, and even though we sboult
not be visited by the scouree, vet Il
will certainly do our city no harm Il
have these filthy corners cleaned nm
As cholera 10 known to be Q filthy
disease, infectious but not contagious
little agitation of the subject can dc
no harm. After 1t has reached us II
may be too late.
The following are the statistics Of ma.
tionality Total number of American
families applying, 500 Irish, 1O4; Ger.
man, 20 English, z Polish,5 /; Swedes
. scotch, 8 Italian, 3; French, 1
Swiss, l.
In addition to the above resident
families we have had l03 non. resi- lent
or vagrant applicants, with the follow
ing nationality American, white, a. ;
Irish, "a English, 10 German, 7:
Scotch, s.; FreHch, 2; Swede /:
American colored, /. =.
By comparison with the census of
1880, We find we have assisted about 10
per cent. of the colored population IL ;
per cent. OF the foreign population and4
per cent of native white population.
The foregoing facts and figures relate
TO the work in general up to March l,
while the total number OF times appli-
cation has been made for relief to date
March II is 1,94l. The society has
given out l ,ll2 coal orders and 44s em-
ergency grocery orders.
Three months ago the Society of Asso
ciated Charities began az an experiment.
To-day 1t is an established fact, with a
field OF great usefulness before 1t, and
the prospect Of being regarded 81 one
Of the invaluable institutions of the
city of Wilmington.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-18
Mannfng's Broom at Work

CHICAGO, March 16. George Il. Swift,
special agent of the Treasury, attached
to the Chicago Custom. house, II. l..
Swords, 4. j. Coen, l.. II. Hough and
John Moses, inspectors received brief
notes from Secretary Manning to-day,
notifying them that their services would
not be required afterApril l. They trea.
ted their dismissals AS the inevitable
results of the change of Administra
tion.
Moses thought that the clean sweep
was due to Martin, in charge of the spe
cial agents and inspectors, who had
some grudge against ;he Chicago officers
and took the first opportunity of
6elittling the service and securing their
discharge. Others expressed the belief
that the charges preferred against the
New York office by Chicago agents, to
the effect that a privileged class of New
YORK merchants were permitted 20 en-
ter goods at an undervaluation, and
thus, by underselling Chicago import.
ers, compel the latter to buy of New
York importers. had excited the rival
ry OF the New Workers., who, in turn,
worked on the feelings of Secretary
Manning until the Chicago officers were
retired.
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Re-Orgnnixod,

The Nameless" base ball club, of
New Castle, Del, re-organized for the
com ing season, on the 10th of March,
and elected new officers for the ensuing
year, as follows:
Manager, VIM. j. Ferris captain,
VIM. III. Whitelock assistant captain,
VIM. X. Gordon; president, G. C.Lunt !;
vice president, j. l.. Bacon treasurer,
.. i; Challenger secretary, j. B.
Sewell. The club will be ready to re-
ceive challenges after April IL, 1885.
All Communications addressed to WIN.
j. Ferris, manager, or j. B. Sew ell, sec
retary.
The club consists of the following
players w. II. Whiteiock, catcher ;
G. G. Lunt, pitcher j. l.. Bacon, short
stop; II. W. Hushebeck, LIST base j.
7. Challenger, I'd base II. Vallette, Sd
base j. B Sewell, left field VIM. X.
Gordon, centre field l.. Wise, right
field G. p. Madden, left field, and ii.
W. Lancaster, left field.
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Musical ana Literary Entertain.
ment

The following is the program for the
Literary Association of Scott M. Il.
church, on Thursday evening, March
10Th, 1885:
Music, by the Society Reading Prof.
James VI. Crabbe; Music A full de-
scription of the Great Eastern, Miss
Lucy Barnes.
ImpromPtu speeches, Thomas Wilson,
Mr.. O'Daniel, j. 7. Parker, John r.
Bartlett.
Music, Mr.. Leitch Recitation, Miss
Lizzie Spence Music.
Debate-Resolved, That the skating
rink Is more injurious than beneficial
to our young people.
Affirmative, John T. Bartlett, Thos.
Wilson ; Negative, Mr.. Miller, +. T.
Carpenter.
Critics report, critique.
Come and we will give you a good
evenings entertainment, which will be
both pleasing and beneficial.
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Sun rises 500. Sun sets 6o9
Agenss IOr Duniap,s Aass.
BumfOrd Broth ers. Haseors
Try Bush's coal; you will like 1t.
Iry Bushs coal; you will like It.
brssilian Tonic Bitters only 70 cants.
birds and Cages st Parker's East md st.
miliard r. Davis, ieweler,s Z. md street
oiv Laundry, Sixth and Shipley strssse
Strong cough candy at Ferguson's,ll END
w1ngers sold and repaired. 1t sls Shipls,
Fine IL K. Rinxs.at Hani's 10 L. Fourth Q,
brazilian Balm. coughs ana colds, 10 ots
Tany at Ferguson's, ll!fsst. Second stree
New lot chair seats, price reduced, ssc. store
Some.sample rink skates, cheap, 9sc. store.
+, M nave your carpets laid by George +.
hodges, 507 Shipley street.
-" Where did you get that fine cigar ~ cat
III Muiiins, e25 West Front street."
Cough candy, wholesale and retail Mt Nc.
Oanns, Seventh and 1atnall streets.
When you move have your uphoIsterins
zone py Geo. +. Hodges. bO7iShipiey street.
a musical journal tells how violin prac-
Icing may be enjoyed. BY becoming deaf,
We presume.
A COW at Moline, ILL.,, got drunk on dis
tiiIery grains and made an nteresting dis
play Of corned beef.
Fine salt oysters 26, 30 and 20 cents Der
quart a. Pennelps stall, l20 King street, and
all kinds Of fresh fish.
Take your babies to Hollands. 30, Market
street. and have their pictures taken by the
instantaneous process.
Brussel carpets from IS cents up to 81 10,
Ingram carpets from II cents up to Is cents.
velvets, VI 10 and 81 25 cents at LIZ. Adair's.
4ls King street.
Elegant plush and morocco albums
fnces " and ~ each, In small weekly pay
ments. Leave orders at REPUBLICAN, office
or call on John y. Bryant. PennsyIvania
House, King and Front streets.
We never speak as we pass by,
Although tear bedims his eye;
know he thinks Of when he wrote
HIS name across my three months note.
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sPECIAL mEHTIOu

Tno wonder Of the Age.
Photographs made As quick as wink
oy the instantaneous process-no more
long sitting. II fine cabinet photo.
graphs for $500 at Hollands photo.
graph rooms. 307 Market street.
Coal and Flour.
Fell & Joseph deal in best brands
OF Hour, (Lea's), Hungarian process,
Cooch's snow flake, best Minnesota.
etc. Coal from best mines. 713 West
Front street.
Tilghman Danner, house and sign
painter, No. 510 Market street. Job.
bling properly attended to and estimates
furnished.
Bargains bargains
Tor the next thirty days in cigars and
tobacco, to make room for new stock,
vt 105 East Second street.
SOiled Hamburgs.
1000 yards at half-price, at Vain.
wriRht's, 312 Market street.
Janney, 3O1 and 303 King street,
under the cash system, offers potatoes,
apples, onions, oranges, lemons. butter.
roll and print, at prices to suit the
times. Brooms and bags 80 low as will
astonish you. Does not allow to be
undersold in his line of goods.
Good goods are always the cheapest,
and tho fact that good goods at low
prices can be bought from j. o. Nc
Cormick, grocer, Seventh and Jefferson
streets, should induce all to purchase
of him.
Chew Boot Tobacco, and get pair
of boots gratis. Sold by all dealers.
Chapman. sole agent, Seventh and
Orange streets and No. 5 East Third
street.
j. A. Cannon will remove his
furniture store from All to 500 Shipley
street. Previous to his removal he will
sell furniture at cost.
Walter Joseph, practical house and
sign paintey grainer and glazier. Es-
Inmates furnished. All work guaran-
teed. 122 Market street.
Smoke Marshall's cubeb cigarettes for
cold in the head and bad breath. Get
them at Hartman's drug store, corner
Fifth and Poplar.
Taylor q Fullerton's genuine insect
powder kills insects of all descriptions,
Taylor & Fullerton, 3O2 King street.
If yon have pains or aches use PAIN
1t will relieve you. i
Bush's, Frenon sIioor ~Darf, 10 the
,l@re tn buy good coal
Silver-a psmph let. bv DIR Quinby
VI Butler's
Visit the Boston Clothing House for
nice suit ready made or made to order. |
All kinds of wood by the load or cord |
1t Mills, Fourth and Railroad.
For good coal go to Bush's. French !
traet wharf
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Mrs. Jariey.s wax works.

Readers of "Old Curiosity Shop" are
familiar with Mrs. Jarley's Wax
Works. Go to the Opera House on
Thursday evening, March 10Th, and
see them. So life like are they in their
operations that it is almost impossible
not to believe them human. The old
lady will be present, and in her happy
manner explain each representation.
while the attendants and little Nell
will keep things moving. Mr.. Arthur
A. Clappe, clarionette soloist, and a
double quartette of select male voices
will render pleasing melody. DO not
miss il.
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A WOULD-BE MURDERER.
Dasiardly Attempt tO...Assassinate
Ebert Fowler. Esq. Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney Of sum.
mers County, West Virginia.


[CoMMUNICATED.1
HINTON, West Virginia, March IA
1885 -Noticing Especial" In the
Cincinnati Inquirer under date OF
March 18th, processing to give an ac.
count OF the terrible rencounter of the
i2th. l feel 1t my duty to give you a
history OF The affair, as l witnessed ii
at distance j. Speed Thompson, the
would-be murderer of Mr.. Fowler, has
for years entertained bitter hostility
to him. at times cropping out into
threats to take the life OF Mr.. Fowler.
and then again in direct and violent as
sault. This Is not, rs stated In the In
quirer, a political feud Of five years
standing, for the reason that Thorn pson, j.,
in prosecuting or defending a cause in
Court. has not in frequently made vio-
lent assaults upon Mr.. Fowler, as far
back as ten years ago. The greatest
part of the feud Is Mr.. Fowler has out
stripped the rest, and to-day stands
at the head of the bar in this county.
Now for the true statement of the
shooting:
At about o'clock on the 18th inst.
this man, Thompson, was searching the
offices in the court house for Mr.. Fow-
Ter. Not finding him there he went
down town for the very purpose he has
30 nearly accomplished. Meeting Mr..
Fowler returning from dinner with his
arm fullof law books, he commenced tir.
ing when within forty feet of him. Mr..
Fow Ter halted and shielding his most
vital parts with the books he carried,
received three shots, one of which enter
ed his ankle then and not until then
Mr.. Fowler drew small single barrel.
ed pistol, and fired at Thompson and
then throwing away Ike pisl :. fell on
receiving the fourth shot from Thomp-
son, which shattered both bones. A
crowd quickly gathered and Mr.. Fow-
Ter was tenderly raised and borne to his
lodgings, where DR.. Peck gave all Ne
cessary medical attention, and Mrs.
Fowler In Georgia was telegraphed for.
Thompson intended to kill his victim.
He has repeatedly threatened to kill
him, and AZ q further proof of his in.
tention to kill, while his victim was
weltering in his blood, he walked up
to where he lay and taking deliberate
aim snapped the pistol twice without
effect. MIR. Fowler WAS one of the VIC
tins of the disaster at Richmond, Va,
shortly after the war, when the gallery
of the State house tel, killing and
manning for life large number, Mr..
Fowler's same leg he was shot in, being
on that occasion badly broken and
mashed. To show how cool and col
lected man Mr.. Fowler is, when he
had fallen, he deliberately raised upon
one elbow and looked at his watch to
note the time, and when raised to the
litter, said gentlemen, have that man
arrested don't let him escape" MIR.
Fowler besides being a native of this
county is attorney tor the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company, is a man
OF excellent education, the soul of ofhonor,
and too good man for US to lose at
this stage of our comtry's history.
Fiat justitia W. b. w,
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Correction,
ICOMMuNICATED l

NEW CASTLE, DEL, March, II, 1885,
We beg leave to correct an item of
the Young Terpsichore bail March 10th,
as incorrect. The march was not led
by Mr.. White and lady, as stated in
that item. 1t was led by grand con-
ductor Charles Sinister and Miss May
Watts. followed by 10 couple instead Of
80 couple as stated. Conductor Simis.
ter, took as much interest in
managing the ball as Messrs. White,
Smith and Moore, and in respect to Mr..
Sinister and lady, we deem 1t our duty
to make this correction. A. B. G.
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At the Rink.

The novel race of skating one-hal II
mile back wards at the rink last even.
ing was hardly exciting, but from its
being something entirely new in in the
racing line, 1t was success AZ we'll as
entertaining. The race and prize,
which consisted of a pocket, book, was
won by G. Park. Postles
Tonight the benefit for the knights
of the Golden Eagle will be given. The
main feature of the evening will he the
one mile race for a gold medal, and a
quarter mile race, confined to those who
never had the rollers ON but for the
first time. This last race will no doubt
be quite laughable, and should be
awarded to the one who gets the most
falls. You should go to tonight and
witness something on a par with Nj.
agara.
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Excellence

When We are studying and pursuing
excellence, we are insnring durability /;
and the more thoroughly the idea of
durability enters into our work and
guides our lives, the more valuable will
be the one and the nobler and happier
will be- the other.
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Removal.

Thomas Riley ,gas-titter and n,nmh..
has removed from 219 West Savan.S,
street to 7O3 Orange street, (Greo1 e
bowe ouilding) where he is prenareJ
TO carry on his business In ali ~.
branches, and where he homes hn
strict attention to business to sti mer;,
a continuation of PATRONAGE ori1'
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Corsets for ladies and misses. Patented
March 10th, 1888. Relieves backachs
supports the spine and prevents ronnd
shoulders. Lewis schlele & Co., New
1ork, manufg and sole owners Mrs.
oallie l.. blocksom sole agent for Dela.
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A Free L0cture

on the Soudan and the Congo" the
last of the course under the auspices of
the Friends school, will be delivered
by the principal, Joseph Rhoads, Jr.,
at Friends meeting house, Ninth and
Tatnall streets, on Thursday
evening at 8 O'Clock. All are invited.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-18
Republican Meeting.

The Republicans of the First ward
will meet at VIM. +. RobinsoD's 9 office,
I'll Shipley street, ON Wed nesday even
ing, March 18, at s o'clock, p. M, to
elect six members of the City Execu-
tive Committee. Isaiah Ii. Thomas,
Chairman.
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A Friend In Need

Ia friend indeed. Diamond Dust ia q
friend to your tinware, as 1t takes the
dirt and leaves tho tin.
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Large Sale.

The stock and farming utensils be-
longing TO the late John Stafford will
be sold at public sale on the Clayton
farm in New Castle Hundred, on Mon
day next, the 23d inst.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-18
1 NJ. M. Ohild, agent, Chr.stiana Hid

Mrs. S. Sloan, of GIT East Sixth
street, says: :" have used PAIN
VICTOR for rheumatism and pain in
my head, from which have been a
sufferer. 1t has relieved me, and 1
recommend it for pain from whatever
cause
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-18
A Great DlseSbVarv

The greatest discovery of the nine.
teenth century is DR.. Leslie's Special
Prescription for sick headache, which
is the discovery of an eminent pbvsi-
clan and used by him for over thirtv
years before giving it to the public. and
1t stands today without a rival. Read
advertisement in another column.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-18
You'll Have 10 Laugh.

Mrs. Jarley's wax works will cause
it. You'll also hear good music, both
instrumental and vocal, March 10Th, at
the Opera House. Admission 25 and 35
cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-18
They Carry a Bottle.

Every salesman in Mullin g. Some
clio thing store carries bottle of-Cana.
"a Pine Cough Syrup. This acconnss
ior them never missing sale. IL kaans
dition. 49, Po'ioct con-
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For Rent.

Stable near corner Of Eighth and
Monroe streets. suitable for three horses
and four wagons. Rent cheap. Apply
at this office or 502 West Seventh
street.
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HiRh PRICED GAffIa.

AT a sale of Holstein cattle that took
place in New York on Tuesday, the low
est price realized was for a 2-year. old
heifer. $500, and the highest $500 for a
COW dropped Ill 1879.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-18
List OF Public Sales.
March

10 N. Dayett, White Clay Greek Hid
10 Il. Fols, New Castle HID.
10 +. ii. Law, Christiana Hd
:. 10 Jos. Cannon, Ill Market street
=" 10 Webster Il Cavender, Mill Greek.
70 Jane Brackin. Mill Greek HID.
q =. T.. Stroud, wilmington, Del.
Il Eagle Bro, New CASTLE HID.
n +. Hlnderer. 11th ward.
% q. Veale, Jr., Brandywine Hid.
g 23 Moses Starr, Brandywine HID.
% J. s. Richardson. Christiana HID.
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)L.Xv. k048


|ce TO tne hEfubLith"
kch, l7th-The battle Ia
Interesting to take o glance
(T result cannot be said
Expected but 1t was a
4 the result was soon
batresult might have bee
ent if II had not been for
N of the Martin people.
In that the Martins hate
Stion about az heartily as
and they were equally
kaf Gray, but at the same
fnl that something would
build place them on top.
| view an attempt was
bponents of the admins.
Dat it. They mustered
could have ,ne 1t, but
H. no better than vote for
irtin had been compli.
caused the loss to Mr..
lin the Senate and tne
worst element OF the
Nv in the State, .an ele-
word Bourbon fitiingly
never forgive or forget,
ry hing from a partisan
the only thing they
thirst for office.
res to oppose them they
as a personal enemy.
young men have no
Outstanding the fact that
triumphed, the opposi-
mayed, and instead, az
--divided it In now uni
jill fight this faction at
ith progress as their
's remained firm for
h John +. nominated |
city declared that he
bre. The influences that |
Is strength are many
ent outside Of the ncn-
anger of the Republic
State at a special
promise Of patronage.
openly and notoriously \
the most shameful |
manner, all who saw
bfy. The goods that
as tar as known,
|ster OF Wills for Sus.
Collector of the Port |
Though Mr.. Barlow
b this, , he will find out
ming traits of charac-
ingratitude, and they
over their shoulder
a. possible. In his
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BeafOn smith.
Used by,Pnysic,ansand Drupv,

the prescription druggist. desires to sccom.
modate in every particular. Stamps and
postal cards always on hand,
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sasey's telephone at Eighth and
Monroe streets is no longer pay sta
tion. His customers can now make
fee use Of it.
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Clocks.

The incest striking clocks for 81. so.
Alarm clocks, $1.50. Joseph Kern,
827X Market street.
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DOM forget the place for your boots
and shoes they are still going at COST
cheaper than the cheapest. Cali and
20 convinced. l positively intend N
quit the businesses March 25th. !"
] ". .. AEDNUM, 2a1 Yves. Eighth Ct
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Efficient Trusses and Anaor..

supporters combined at Lad lea, n.
Partment M of Belts, Druggist, sixth - +,
Market streets; Lady attendant,
street. W. ni@ Ia
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The " onsnar

Tomorrow promises to be warmer
and generally fair. Friday fair with
rising temperature.
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For Sale Cheap.

A pair of nickel plated roller skates
used but short. Apply at this &cs
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Salt Oyster Depot

Everybody knows the general uses of a
plaster, and that Benson's Capcine .Plasters
are The beet
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40 bbls. for sale at 5O2 King street
lOysters Md CLAIMS by the quart.
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Coal is sold at $5.75 per ton at the
Record office, Philaielphis.
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Fem 3 Co.'S thermometer registered
yesterday, 43 degrees at 8 p. m, SO n
O. p. m. ard 35 st 10 J.. NJ.
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y AL M ErINa
Excelsior Loan
kIuesday evening.
k, IA, the office ~
he, street. The
ate q anu an elec-
VIII be held.
IL a WRlNS,
; cretary,
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fAiuuES;
n, the hest In the
cellar, subject
L., ii MOORE.
nls.l2td- -2tw
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State or sne Thermometer
1t the REPUBLICAN, Office In the shade
O'Clock 10 O'Clock 12o'clock.
16o $50 800
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.Oh N WHITE
ASe"ork. Apply
m18-2t#
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Ball.
|CA1rI1 L

n ! I'D.
pow, there will be
here this season ,
=, are the lovers OF
fed OF this mode OF
ho sporting pen
viii organize a
e players? There
ongh here for a
As managed Oh
h play about two
lnlS would pay.
give our business
p'ftnnity to spend
Innocent amusr.
good amateur
+, and if they were
ass team could be
The best players
tie Wilmington
sl season, one OF
held the Viii.
"n better than
onals. The tim.
plenty of it, and
II wants is 3 ome
ward and manage
W. s. M.
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I Health,

ly meeting of the
> held last evening,
ulsances, previous.
OF. The executive
in accordance with
he Board they had
Railroad Company
an+e'i by n pond of
feet bridge, abated,
Lad been given to
peer wa, instructed
cult1t before Judge
Me Of a nuisance,
or on the Harris
'-el between Front
implying on Tatnall
Pennington, the
III nave IL abated
| he trnaatirar xuuu