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Daily Republican., 1885-11-16

Judge Whiteley held a
phans' Court on Saiurday
case Of Cora Hefrer,
through her .tOrnay, Had
Esq for the custody Of
! Arpe, who IL no " held
Or. The facts If this case |
out by the test.u. my were,
r and Cora He finer were NJ
i've years ago, and resided |
I'll last Augur.
At the time OF their md
Heffuer was possessed Of al
which she alleges he sqnaI
that since the money has
he has let his family suffer,
ed them 10 be turned out Of
for non payment Of rent, 8
time Mrs. H.ffner has been
ny neT Relatives
One Of Mrs. Ileffner's sistt
ried and has a comfortab
| California, and as she
unable TO take care OF the cl
agreed to lot this sister
While they were a, the railr
q week or 80 ago, about 10 81
ifornis, Hefrner appeared, q
ded with the child, and the
wishes 10 oDtain pos session
Hefiner, could not 10 foun
was postponed until this
when II was again pnstpon'
same cause, until Weiuesda
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16
Fatal Accident.

A boy named Little enga
number Of other lads In phi
ney on Sever III stree, near
Friday last, A-cidently strac
Hanna on LLd tempe Win
infiic,ing a reyere ~o'lnu.
taken 10 the residence OF hi
No. 7l8 East seventh str"eq
Ball WAS called II and s'and
wants. The shoek, ho"evd
system was no great ti-t
Sunday. He MAS twelve yea
and wa a bright, promising,
re mains will he int rrtd AZ
|Swedes' cemetery On Htdhes
noon, leaving the hoa-e al
We do not know that any bla
attached TO young Little, a
that Hanna v III htapolhg u
and was struck By the ai.in
drew IL back preparatory los
ball.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16
tiu,on ReviysI servic|

A union OF religious stl ~
held by several OF IRE "e su
In their respective chu tnes
To pight they will DO h5'a u n
Presbyterian church and WIZ Y
Rev. 4. Ii. Adams of 81 t r.,
church. On Tuesday H' & !
be- held in ST. Pauls N NJ !
an Wednesday night II we
;erisn church, on THURSDAY Z,
the Second Baptist chai,"' "a
day night in the Union NJ d., VI Il
Al other religious seis,
generally be postpone. "a "a
invited TO attend these 'l'i "a
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16

Charles W. Good.ug has purchases #
John q. 6.st.'.xh ar 3 OF at the corn, r
of Eight aud D.Pont streets, gu VIII, h
he intenoA ~ r-a three story bti, Z
building tot -iling and store-ro..r-,.
which he ". fceupy as q branch =
his store at 4 nth AID Mad ison Stree
He will C iuIneDce work on il at u 20
and push 3t..sf 81 rapidly as possi ie
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16
Thelr Lnnt nncsInx.

The Salvation Army held sta lasi
meeting on Sunday in the hall over u,
Third street market house, a. the az.
noyance from rouShs and roWdias na-
become 80 great tas.5 parties who u ~
the stairway lea ing TO the uitetlI :
room com planned 10 James Brad tor1
tue owner, and hs had il closed. IL i.
nct known phefp tn.y will locate now
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16
n NIxnIrrr,,nnhL nr,lr

Shortly before l. o'e.oCK yeEte ri'..y
Al alarm OF fire war struck f-lu. II, Z Z
ut 7 Hen,ietb aHd Market s;rse!s, T..
wlicb the entire depart ueut res p,b,;. @ .
No Are ;oul1 he fonaa, Ec:th~r c.J,d
Ihe cause of tho alarm n. a-c.rt.'-i,.i,
"a there was nothing to show tlA, go,
hox had b .t.fi +. r r.tyt
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16
Tho Estate of La a,not.e DuPon.

The late LAmJtte DUPONT OF Phila
delphia, WHO I rinsrly resided at Du
Points B4nksl dyed without leaving .
will. The estate Is valued AT abouj
81, zoo, 600, and - there was dispute
about some stock and other property
held by the deceased Alfred V. Du
Pont, guardia Of the minor children
Of the deceased, filed a petition tor tn,
copsumm Atom OF an arrangement bene
ficial to the heirs. This petition Sc
forth the parts Of which the estate con
sisted, as well as PROPOSITION maize h.
Thomas Bratuerd II the administra
tor of the estate Tne matter was refer
red 70 Edward barry, Esd, who msc
his report TO the Orphans Court a
Phi adelphia AS. Saturday, with a IT
commentator 70 comply with the pre-
position Of Mr. Braiuerd, and 4, va
confirmed by the CONT
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16

Cranor & Co get their seal cot.
coats, and IN fact a.l their c,oth ore
directly from B-5rliu. which GuAp,.-
them to sell at a. low prices as tLoy car
buy the same qa.i.5y OF goois from AZ )
American house Payers viii ID vel
10 rem, IN Der thi-, ~ we kaq~ AT
lsuse is getting a great reputatlJl r.
selling good goods a. eV nrlres.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16
0r.us, un,auersJd

The young mons social "a .n, ~
grand marguerite .. sa'l','S II
Carrie AZ. Sterling 'ianghler y
ing I'll Buttonwood s's% a',,,s
nieht. The COSTUMES "9'o
boSa;e .nd the uninsSkins
General surprise oil atellaa i,
fai supply of refresh meu rs.
A number of friends sere 81, P.
= n - ser, and anopgs, oihsj
|d an s. were D. T. will'sj
| OF the New YORK F =, ,,ns.lna
q TrihuIe.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16
A sspeIosy AtChurcn

About 40 mem hers Of the Brotherhood
Of the Union artnnIet servicss In a
body at madeley chapel yesterday fore.
noon. They made very han0 some
appearance IN their bright regalla, and
we're much pleased with the able aud
slo1uent sermon ~ the Rev. Mr.. Prios
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16
Wilmington 1 Baltimore Rsllru,t
OCT. 18TH. 1885.

t-Gins loaye ~ wilmington as follows:
fof Phiiafelphie and intermediate Fte-
Aofs, 40. N, 10 30 IL. IL; 80, 4 OO, 7 ~, IS.
,.
p. i@delphia tsrpress), 4 ara, BIS, 30
b, 10, 400, sIc, yt7, 10 o6, II IS, Am
LA5 q, 8 ~ s65, o2?, 50, ets pm;
New YORK, zoo, 7t3. 8lb, $50, 0 90.
= il "a In 'l226 l6t, $50, 100,
6 -. 81 81. ~, q Is, I 40 p. N.
Eor " at Onsstor, vis L.Inogin, 10 ano
u .. m; 3 81 hnd GO p IA
Baltimore al. Intermediate stations, 10 GO
=. IL 600, IL 81 D. n.
haitlmore and Bay Line, op. N.
baltimore and Washington, l 23, ~, 8 GA
10, 10 Do g. IN; Ue. ia O., I %, Z 70 y. NJ n
iTsins for delaware Division loavs for:
Sew Castle. Z eS 3. IN; IL 36, 4 60, StJ, "a
tr1 Il 10 u. IL.
ieort et1wn and Loves 9 70 a. m; 90 snc
y ? N.
laauins ton, Dslmar and way stations, 8 81
{. ia, u 30 y. a
szpross for Harrington. . 30 ,. m.
Sxiross fer Dover Lad Dolmar, 80 q. NJ
week dag, hnd II rs =. N. evory day.
Ff.rllin Oity, y 30 s.m.
\ Express for Norfolk y 30 a. m. week days
- - y suirD2Y TRAINS.
| fniishoiphia and intermediate stations
5 10 =. n; n 10 npob, 8 80, 40, 66 p. IN.
rEilsdeiph.a and Now YORK, q 81, Ii
Ia Ii IS d H.; 8 ~, g 4s y. III.
far West Chester, via Lamokin, 8 10 o. m.
- p. N,
| baltimore and Washington, 20, Ill. 8 oI
lV0o a. m; 90 . M. Baltimore, IL ~ D. m,
FOR further Information passengers are n
'srred 70 the time tables posted at the sta
itipn.
trains marked the ~ are limited sxpres
j. K. WOOD.
General Passenger Agent.
nsAHLse L. PUeH, General Manager.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16

The members Of the Ke1
oh n1c Mil Creek u, Hu1 ,dr
be IN without a pat'o VI psv
have extended a cali , 20 m''
who has been prgaohh a,;evl
for some years. we '.' Dec, Co1
be IL a native oil onsso a. otl
this account, ss wei 81, .e 90
r. {. thought he will aoc'p
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16

Travellers should be prepared for the
changes OF weather and the effect Of
exposure by providing themselves with
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16
Tne eaihd

Tomorrow promises 70
slightly warms,. "a folloJ
what cloudy con"i''e
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16

You will find the largest and oheapes
assortment OF dress and ooat buttons q
M. E Riley's, 22s King street.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16
Hutton o,


Many barSaip N ia buttons this veel
M. K. Riley, 1913 King street.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16
Eff 7 \ Ed
County I

f..
TIE November ,erm
for New Castle Count,
morning at 10 20 o'oi
lJustice Comegys and
Houston present. l'bi
names of the grand m
sworn they retired 10
general Jurors were I'd
answered to their M
hour was spent In cal
applicants for liquor
eetting witnesses In "a
before the Grand Inad
l. Harry Sharp ey, ID
david Msban, the boz
session Of Court WI
larceny. hut on accou|
lcommitted TO the card
rents, asked what an
be made Of the case, |
Iordered his dischara
Jury came In at ll,55 q
making returns on se|
had been submitted to
Icharged until 5 o'clocl
i The Grand jury i
against William Sw
enlarged with stealing
q little boy, and the wi
charged from further a
term Of Court.
Il William Turner, col,
III Court and arraigned
ment charging him wi
a watch and chain, val
18th Of Sapte m Der,
Lewis Lee, ani he pies
II Charles Laws, cole
guilty TO an In lictmen
with felonious!y enter
James II, Hartman, Sci
stealing a coat valued
valued at rs cents.
Il William Turner was
1.-The costs Of prcsecutio
uoney, bs imprisoned
Saturday n"xt he "
lsshes. Al " 20 o'clo,
ed until 3 O'clock this
Ill
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16
Contagious.

sm a native Of England. and while VIZ.
IN that country l contracted q terrible BLOOD
poison, and for two yoars was undsc treat-
neut as an ou.-toor patient at Noting an.
Hospital, England, ont Was not cured
suffered tho most agon'nng pains in my
bones, and was covered with sores all over
my BODY and limbs. Finally | completely
lost all hope In that country, and sailed fUl
America, and wac treated at Roosevelt Il
n this city, as we'll az by pro ninent phyai
aAn in New York having 40 connection
with the hospitals
l saw the advertisement OF Swift's Speci hc
and determined to give II u trial toyl
they have cured mo entirely. / an az s0u n
and we'll as ever WAS In my lie Il. Frs
HALroRD, New York CITY, June II h, lss5.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16
EI~qs

a.s hoGr Wholesale apd raaE3L All
st',..J. "i,"i Sc -,ndS II lagss, f7ices.
". trUA; sir
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16
aalo Of COS

W. Il. Tow nsend s sn1,
sale Of fresh cow" r,,,' s5's
treviils. On Memo
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16

10 March Of last year Nes4), contracted
blood poison, and being in Savannah Tia
a, .ho huo, "eut mo mo uospithl ter'
Tor treaimon :. 1 s. iiareG Yer" much from
III cum Atie-1 al toe Same situe. / did not xe
| vel! under the treatment there, nor Was
;ured by any % tAe usual nlo4ht | h4v,
COW taken seven bottles of ~wlft's Spec, n,
| md .m sound AMI VOL. Il drove the poi-ui
| ut through hollis on the akin DAN LLAHY
Jersey CITY, n. j., Aug !, lss5.
Treatise on Blood and SKIN disease mail
| ID free
THR SWIFT 5YHeIPIc Co., Urswer3, ATTAIN
Ia, bR. N. Z. l5T " g3i street
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16
...se Of sne 81 ,rm

1eRse q suo m.7
ut the REPUBLIC l.,,ooI
IL O'Clock ~ 40 =
400
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16

for cost B. -irsss, = trno-e and sJeel, Il
t,75cs
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16

a. X HsNT-h 'Srh ltl.s Tat WILL,
= 20 70 - 49, rN. ,rofs.is an ne wsaon
A''g. AVpA q, ms e'Eas -,
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16

r OST WHILE GONG To. OR IN
IL tho W Wilmington and Brandywine
eamotery q PLATA Hols ball car ring. Return
TO MRS, GEO. WELLS, NO. Ella orange
street. nlo-2t"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-02

OeIrtGS s Co..
Usne.aI-H ssnttn,
no. 2 Bomlins Green, Msp-ypn
vs.. s. OcunS unb s. @rieienbed & g.,
zig nten far Gan antonio.
y. 3uhef, Msent fir @au' eubura.
u. y. 8dr, Nsent in !5cufon.
y. Gran3 (friber @ran3 & aeBler)
SdulenburS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18
Dress Goods
TWO DOLLARS FOR ONE DOLLAR.

WERE. ARE.
% Pieces Brocade Dress Goods &c per yd &c per yd
As Wool hl'd plain and fancy, Zoe per yd Be per yd
9S Wool fl'd plain and fancy, 2Oc per yd Toe per yd
"a Wool AID plaid, 24in., 4Oc per yd. 200 per yd
IS Wool fl'd plaid, 2i-in, soc per yd. 25o per yd
10 all wool plaid, 40 in wide, 81 per yd SOC per yd
all wool plaid, A in. wide,$l 95 per yd. 82 per yd
42s Plsn Ssns In all shades, 4Oo per I'D. 2Oc per va
02 Brocaded Sensa all hode sos pr I'D. 25e per yd
Is Change bile Satins slshad zoe per yd 87l1jer yd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18

WE'RE ARE
5 Pieces Plain Suph, all shades 81 per yd SOC per Nd
5s Assd Plain Brocaded and twn-
toned silks In path length 80 50 pr yd. sl25 pr yd.
Our entire line of Black Silks reduced ne folowa;
Were 81 p, zoe 81 81 %; we're 49, are ST.
silk Veve Plain and Brocaded both Black and Uolored
We're go are zoe 80 25 were 81 are 81 so
II full pieces SILK Velvet, including Plain aud Brocaded
both Black and Colored worth $50 to S. reduced
to one uniform price OF So so.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18
ChiIdren's and Misses Hosiery. /

Lot 1st Were Zoe. pair, are 81. a pair.
Let ID were lie. a pair, are 7lc. pair
Lot 3 a were zoe pair, are l0c. pair.
Lot 4th were 25c. "a pail, are ~ 3 pair.
L9thth were S5e. psir, are l74c pain
Lot 6 IA were 40c. pair, are 20c, a pair.
Lot 9TH were 5nc. pair, are 25c. q pair.
Lot sth were soc pair, are s0o. pair,
Lot OH were Zoe. a para 373c. pair.
Lot i0,h were 81 pair, are sic. a psir.
The same reduction OF one.half is
made throughout our entire stock OF
Ladies' Merino and Wooden Hosiery
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18
At wneo.
special 90 the Gazette.

WACO, TEX, Jan l7.-The mercury
This morning registered l0a above zero,
the coolest weather We have had this
winter Tbih spell will ntctkepdly
till many cattle ont ON the rAuge.
some heavy losteP are ALREADY report.
ed The anow melted very little 10
day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18

T9z
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18

LADIES', MISSES and CHILDREWs KNIT UNDERWEAR
81 Chldrens Merno Vests and Pants,
68 Chldrena Bierno Vests tswere4u DC sre1Dc
28 Chldrens Meruo Vests u were areo
FUN Scarlet the uniform reduction OF
8 Doz Ladies' Merno Vests ar 29c
p Doz Ladies' Merno Vests wereg 5o
Full lines Ladies' all WOOL both White Scarlet reduce
ton Of the 81,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18
GIOEET TT G. Y

We Clothing
suits for % Kilt Suits in from ~
at One-h
Ont of please description of
eiyea bout the
with the privilege OF examination
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-18

The merniug Dailsiln fsom ths aorta
cnicAoo ilt JAo. n. AFTER
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-22

= Haudsomr VIE who Rides a. well
"a. Sh. shoots.

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-22


No'''i' j. I'D potent '- "a 'A''' N''i'
oDc7' VINO -ira" = ''''.''H.> snort
'''Ae ago '"'" ""''.'' ''''''' 7' on .'
P'o'''N' i'i j. 'o.', "'''"'''"' me
va u'sO"'''" 3" "' '2''''' ~ 'N''N'
Oh nun were A. i'"''i''.''u' - 'he
ill'H y" no ''u ''''' ann ,I'''.'''' "ii'''
ne d. ''i'' 'A'''A ana genius a
u'o1ll'''Au" AN q -'''.' . ''''''' 1u' "a
p'o''z! % '''l' '.'.' anu " ''''"'''
'Ns ''"'' '-'''' ''''''." ''"'" ''H
'ea''Ns 'sNotAN'e -u.''i II "'" 'I'."
% "0iA' 4nu manner ana 4" great ''I-
',''''ii' w '1'' ~ VEN rom pace 10
pa, '1r i,'i'' ga '"' '"''''''
a t" 'N1'' N''''' J i'
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-22
The uiIkuIau's Daughter.

exchange,
The delicate girl fled into thcAou ,
aud sank upon the fauteuil with q
-hrill scream. For some moment
-he .Ay there trembling and ga-piu-
a. II for breath Her mother rushed
20 her, and -oiziug her hands. called
her by name again and again a,
lat she opened her eyes, but only ~
close them again, ,obbiug rluyl-
-iyely the while.
she liye- cried he loving mother.
Tell me, daughter what il j. that
has fri ghicucd you|
oh gs-ped the yet nsli-uueou-
-c-0u. gin. u ! .AN a COW"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-22
''oh. sIeep,itisaB blessed Thing

The weary sufferer from -lccplc,-
night, aud dY,pcptjc pain, know
from bitter experience the Wret,hed
mes caused by lack of sleep. But Mr.
t. X. McCon,ky, OF lIellaui. Pa pleas
antly writes, "Browu's Iron Bitter,
relieved me OF dyspeptic symptoms.
aud gave me refreshing sleep \
-lceple-- sufferer or anybody ci-c c.u
buy Browns Iron Biltcr- for dollar
a bottle Of ANY good druggist.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-22

ONE of the lost tribe Of green.
backer-, who strayod OF into the
political wilderness ages ago, ha,
been found al Grand Rapids, MicAi.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-22

RED. EAAN. ON, of the characters OF
Fort Worth, ha, deed from thedrcad-
ed dcnguc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-22

gan. and ha~ been appointed United
states marshal for the western Mich
igan district.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-22

II i- said John sherman is to taxi
the stump in Virginia in favor of
Vie
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-22

WACO TEN oCr @ l,s5.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-22
Rate. OF subscription.
Important Notice.

Tho EAANlAEh ~ not 10 held responsible
lor any biNs contra. ted by employees Of this
oiiCe, except Oh written order signed by the
busiuue- manager.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-22
Hs " NJ. EXAMINER,

,nteted at The rosloiioe at Waco Texas
secoud-ciRss mali matter
ono. at "a, and 40. Austin street opposite
Elkel 4 Breustedt- new tGiiitug
No communications writer on uoth side,
OF the paper will receive attention at THE
Office.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-22
F0E RENT

EoR RENT-A NICE COTTAGE ArrLI
L to A BLAIR
LOB REST.--A neat cottage IN the heart OF
L The city. apply 90 } r. Elsi
THE store. house heretofore occupied hy
L Eaton : GuIuAu south Fourth street TX
lDr feet The most moderate terms given
Apply 10 ]. Llgin.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-22
CHEAP COLON
wASTHp


DRuNZE TURKEYS FOR sALE..-. Pure
ID strain MIS-. j. J., tLlN
OrIoh,I IT, l,>j Waco. Tex.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-22

L'OK sALE..TWo :WuRK ANu SADDLE
L horses al &C. south Third street COME
lul 80. th.Lu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-22
TO The LADIES!

We beg 90 czI -a.- attention g.
reu rer1a-ss ~ VISA Co. -are for tAe
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-22

LOR -ALE. HlIH GRADE sHOEI HORN
II mich Cons. q A Nc,tbruuk, LulyuH. Tex
I'OR SALE 500 CORDS SEASONED rOsI
the Wooden Nil, ur at thamtcss Bro, cor.
uer Austin and sixth street " %. receive prump
attention JNO sEDNltk.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-22

LNOR SALE-l73 AtBts OF LAND. r.
II under fence. 70 acre, iu cultivation. goo,
house. ci,tyru. barn. plenty of water located d
mile, cast OF Waco Terms easy. 4" J..ac,
AGtyA Tex
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-24
= SAD ENDING
IN Boston Of Detroit Young Mar :
Wedding Tour.

BosIoN. Nasch zi-fhe wedding tour Or
Julius H. Dinman, sged - years, resident
of Detroit, has come 10 a sad ending. Ia
the saperi1r Cnmlaal C0art to-day Diliman
pleaded guilty - several charge Of forgers
aud was ssnteueea - the rrformaf0ry al
concord fOr I've years. Dllman Il the yOung
man sh0 receutiy slctlmlzed several Boston
hrms IS presenting checks purpoTuug 10 be
isned by B0,ce Bros, Doe, Hunnewell 4
Co. aud other nrIns, appeared IA evidences.
Tie defendant Is sou OF Col
Dllman, a prominent and well known
citizen of Detroit, and Was recently married
10 a young lady OF good family. he came 10
Boston IN February last on his wedding
tour. and also for the purpose of obtaining
a business. Getting short Of cash he took
this means OF raising money. All the checks
were numbered 81, and invariably drawn for
$50. il was stated that just before coming
to Boston Dillman purchased an option IN a
silver mine. which l. nov worth q bonus Of
~2,V0. His young wife h broken hearted
Il appears that tins Was Dillinan's hrst con
ylctlOu.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-24
NAVIN PLEADS GUILTY.
He osrs TEN YEARS IN Prison
Sentenced az F4is O4n Request SaYs
re Deserves Al ne Got ano
Mould Ask tor no More

ADAIAa. M.cA.. March zk-Ihe adl0umed
term IT eoufi ~ts held thi- morning About
O'Clock it as- rQuorsi on tue street that
sa Msgos Aasn would receive sentence.
Nagln 1ad previously sutteu judge Howell.
making such request The people vere
hardly aware 0f the important event before
the news flashed aboai tAe eitg, "AsEin has
been sentenced Just before 10 O'Clock
sheriff Nh.tmore, with rhe prisoner, salked
into the court room. There were not more
thau ggo dozen persons present. PrOseeu-
ting Attorney salisbury read the Indictment,
which Nas sery lengthy charging forgery Of
4 mortgages 0n 80 acres Of land ia Medina
The ~ Mayor stood firmly at the bar, giving
uo outward sigu ol emotion, and the ques-
ton. ~Nhat d0 you plead:' wss answered IN
a lfn. clear tone, Guilty \ slight sem
satiOn broke tne absolute stiffness, and Ma
vim walked With frm tread into the pri-
sate room uith Jadge Howell, for confer
ence a. usual before sentence. Dn their
reapIearance the Judge talked about
iO minutes. setting forth the heinOusne-s II
the crime Of forgery, ~ evil example 10 the
yOaug men among whom the prisoner had
been II leader. Law aud justice must be vim
dicated. and this made lt his the Judge ,
duty 20 sentence the prisoner % 10 years to
hard labor I'm State prison.
Friends OF the prisoner were yi-ibly at
fected but Naviu was the coolest and nerR-
lest mau iu the room. Not line or muscle
of hi- face betrayed the least sign of his
feelings within. The same rugged rcsOlu-
ton that characterized his whole career stood
him IN. good stead.
On his return to jail Navn remarked. Il
deserved all ! got. hut II J. alt ! wanted,
rather humorou-ly. "A man would be "A hog
20 want amy more De says Boz expects 10
serve hfs full sentence and talks dubiOusly
of The idei, of a future pardon. Some per
son remarked. "Nour nerves are steadier
than thoses of the court oi6cers.' Navin
answered. Probably their nerves have not
had the same constitutional training mine
have