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Smyrna times., 1885-04-15

NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA & NORFOLK RAILROAD
ENPRESSES.-Leave Philadelphia $50 a. m week
days aud lilo p; m. daily. Leave baltimore 20
Il. m, 1.3j p. III. Wilmington 9. 10 a. m week -davs
and ll.56 ?. m. daily, stopping at Dover and Del
mar regularly and at Middlctown, CLAYTON
Harrington, and Seaford to leave passengers from
wilmington and points North to take on paSsen-
gers for Delmar
Nors bound trains leave Delmar l.. .4Oa. m daily
ald 400 p. M. weekdays Dover l.56 a. m, and
do p. m arriving at Wilmington $40 a M and
9S} ~; p m. Baltimore Gao a. m, and 9O5 p. M and
Philadelphia 400 a. IN and 10 D. m
Aep Castle accommodation TFdRs-Leaye Will
mlngton at 6.l5 A. NJ. and 25O P. NJ Leave New
Castle at ll.25 A. NJ. and $50 F. NJ
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.-Ieave Smvrna
for Clayton 7.23, S.33, $50 and llO7 A. NJ 14I' ala
4.l2 and 7i3 P. N. Leave Clayton for SMYRNA
13i, s4l l00 and Ills \. NJ, l.5i, 4.25, 45l and
CoNNEcTIoNs.-At Porter with Newark & Della
ware city RAILROAD At Townsend, with Queen
Anne's& Kent Railroad. AtClaytOn with DelSy0ro
q &Chesapeake Railroad and BaltmoTe 4 Deaware
Bay Railroad. At Harrington, with Delaware
GM9Tyl9,9d Virginia RaiIEoad AtSeaford, with
New York, Philadelphia & Norfolk. Wicomicn q q
FocOmoke and Peninsula Railroad.
CHAS +. PUGH General Manaper
}. r. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15
BUSINESS Change.

Charles L. Moore, the capable and
efficient boOk,keeper at the Fruit
Growers National Bank, has rendered
his resignation and + NJ. Fowler of
this town, has been appointed to fiji
the vacancy: Ar. Moore has been
solicited by his numerous fsiends ~ oa
to Clayton and he has decided to do 81
and will commence the business of buv-
ing grain, shipping fruit, &c, Nav 1st
A new Office will be erected on the lot
adjoining Abel Seyil's store, at CLAYTON
Mr.. Moore was long associated with ibe
late III. G. Douglass, and has uuaIiGed
himself in every way for the duties he
is about to assume. He will carry
with him the confidence and esteem Of
the officers and directors of the Frpit
Growers Bank, who are sorry indeed
to lose his valuable services. Mr..
Fowler will dispose Of his present busi.
ness and enter upon his duties at the
bank on Monday.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15

WHAT Parents FEAR.-Many persons-espec.
la'ly paTeniS-object TO many qiack nostrums Us
IikeIy To eigender or encourage love for strong
drink They are right Better die of disease
than OF drunkenness. The use of Parktr's Tonic
docs not involve this danger II not only
DulIus up the system, curing all ailments of me
without Intoxicating and absolutely cures Inc nm
petite for liquor. ni,r III
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15

THE Prince of Wales has done "A
plucky thing in visiting Ireland at this
time with his wife and son, and not
withstanding there was real danger
that harm might come to him or them,
all over the United Kingdom his cour-
age has been applauded, and he has
doubtless rendered his country lasting
service by warming good many Irish
hearts to greater loyalty.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15

UNLESS all signs fail the campaign Of
England in the SOudan is about over.
The troops have not been withdrawn,
and there show Of activity on the
Red Sea littOral; but Englishmen at
home are growing more averse to
war against the Arabs for vengeance
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15
CURErni, pni>.

IIie- are frequently, rrcrct,.. ,.v Il >,.,.,. .r
WciEhi lh the back, l1u> ami IoWcr tufr ut .t,
abdomen. causing the patient 90 >upiu>,. l.. i..
some affection of the Kidneys nr Lrf-hlur...,.,.
gahS. AZ times symptoms ol ind y,.>,l.u ..r,.t-..
etc. \ moisture. like p-i>airati. -, i.r.iY.i,,',
very dlSagreeab.e Itchiua. 20 ict .,tlu., var,i +,
common attendant Blind H.ccliu. and ltchIns
lliGS !eiiI al once o. tie aspiration %, Dr. Bl.
the parts affected ah>nthiug riu. IuL.ur-' a.'av.
ing the intense lt'iing ami affecting 20 n,rr...
IieAI cure Fr!vc 80 'tiJ~. Addp.-> Tie nr
Hohcckcr smyrna. DEL III. i-,
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15

teaching, and as the scholars graduate
up from each department there would
be a roundncss and finish in their cdu-
cation that would reflect credit upon
each teacher. Reports say under the
old system Of two schools the scholars
were hetter taught and the teaching
more systematic and thorough. Whe-
ther this he so or not. it ought not TO
be the case. and have written these
lines to call attention to the matter and
thereby engage the cooperation Of the
Directors with the teachers in making
our school a complete educator for our
children. ~
Smyrna, DeI., april u, 1885.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15

GEN. GRANT still lives nOtwithstand-
ing the daily expectation OF his death,
and yesterday dictated bulletin say
ing he was better than he had been i'll
two weeks. Yet any.mail may bring
us intelligence Of the old herO's death.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15
Clayton SAVINGS ana Loan Assoc
citation.

Clayton SAVINGS ana Loan Assoc
citation.
The Clayton Savings and Loan As
sociatiOn held their first meeting YES
terday for the payment of monthly
dues, ip the Office of Superintendent /
n, Mills. Two hundred and eight
shares have been taken already and
the number will probably be largely
increased by the next meeting. Nav
18th. No money was offered for sale
yesterday bpt Rt least $500 will be
sold at the May meeting. One of the
good features Of this association is that
money can be returned at anv time
Persons desiring to secure homes at
easy rates of payment should apply to
the secretary, John A. HOhecker, for
information. In future the meetings
viii be held in the Office of John P.
Hudson.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15
PENINSULA REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE
AND COLLECTING AGENCY,

Farms, Houses and Lots taken for Sale or Rent
All kinds of accounts and bills collected mort
cages negotiated and money To loan All buSi
We shall du all in our power To seek irst.cITss in
Nesimeni>, and sell all property given us to the
very best advantage We hope by our prompt q
u IL - ana our ehucavorN to do our duty rs Real
Estate Brokerage 10 merit part of y0ur patron.
age. Have employed b">t of counsel for advice
j. II. PRIMROSE ,c CO., SMYRNA. bel
Office over Post Office
1-A lot of all makes of sewing Machines win
he closed out at a bargain.
apr lj-3mO
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15

THE Times" is published every Wednesday
afternoon by RoBT. D. HoFFECKER, Editor and
Proprietor, at Smyrna, Del.
s-SUBscRIPTIoN-On One year 500 IN advance
or $3.50 if not paid till the end Of the year. No
pauer discontinued until all arrears are paid
only at the option of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate
ofseyen Cents line for the first insertion; sub
seouent insertions Three and-a-half cents.
liberal discount made to quarterly, semi-annual
and yearly advertisers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged Five Cents
per line.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15
The Town Schools ofI1ent Co.

Senator Cavender successfully pusb-
ed through his bill regulating the dis
trlbution Of school funds and it is now
a law The merits of the bill are
manifestly just BY the provisions of
the old law, the school money was dis
tributed equally among the school dis
trlcts of the county. 1t presented the
temptation lQf the TOWNS to divide in
as many districts as possible. and then
consolidate. Thus, FELTON, with per-
haps no more than one third our p6nu-
lation has divided into as manv districts
as Smyrna, and thus draw the same
dividend, Milford North with 168
enrolled scholars was divided into six
districts receiving six dividends: Dover
with 400 scholars the same. while
Smyrna with 468 scholars, because
having four districts drew only fonr
dividends. Mr.. Lavender while Sc
curing substantial benefit to our town
IN the addition of several hundred
dollars to our school resources. was
acting likewisein in the interest ofeoualitv
and right by making all the towns share
alike per capita, the larger the num-
bcr OF scholars the greater the expense
IN employing teachers, The change in
theilaw does not affect at all the country
districts.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15
Effect of War News on Prices.

The European war news has had the
effect to advance the price of wheat in
the city markets two and three cents.
and cora ff0m one to two cents. While
there is enough in the prospect of a
European war to make American wheat
growers and exporters hopeful of n
good demand for the coming year. it is
hard to see What there is in the situa-
ton to warrant the expectation of ex-
travagant prices. There is little doubt
that the crop of the present year will
fall from seventy-five to one hundred
million bushels short of that of last
year, but With a surplus to carry over
of one hundred and twenty millions of
bushels the amount of grain available
for the export during the coming wear
will hardly fall short of two hundred
aud twenty million bushels.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15
Duck Greek Improvement Asso-
citation,

AT a meeting Of the Duck Greek I'm
proVement company held at Smvrna
House on Saturday. William Reybold.
X. Il. Robinson and Jesse Yane were
elected commissioners and Geo. r.
Money, Treasurer A tax of Rfty cents
an acre was laid on the lands under
the jurisdiction Of the company, mainly
marsh lands Three years ago when
c. II. Register was Treasurer. an in
junction was obtained to restrain him
from collecting the tax laid, but the
injunction has since been Iemoyed. and
the taxes tits said will now be collected
II 1t requires the sale of the land to do
It. Giana ofthe property then included.
mas been purchased Ry Interested part
les and the limits Of the Assocjetion
otherwise circumscribed. The embank-
ments Of the company have added
largely to the value Of the adjacent
lands.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15

THE fighting between France and
China has stopped, but the terms OF
peace have not been fully arranged be-
cause of a hitch in the negotiations.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15
Special Notice.

Inc Postal cards sent from Troy. ohio. Ia th,.
purchaser, OF stock of Cieo p,rrrs r ~ i, Wy
mount Nureres) for some reason prolaiv dirrr-
trd 10 the same name in another State iid not
Ieach lhlS piace. All parties viii Oc notified To.
uay' ana any that may be missed will please call
Immediately and examine stock The clrcum.
Stances stated above were not ascertained uuiil
!dte yesterday afternoon. Several persons hear
ing lhal nursery stock was in town a. He'd arUuuJ
10 see H. and they not having received their ,r,i
ieh 10 AN inquiry at the Post office several part
les VINO called iur lher tree, were we'll pleased
and took them NJ : WAi4EEe
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15
COOper's.
LT~T AsGnnn.

Many INSCRIPTIONS dealers may tnn v,,u rh.v
nave remedies for Coughs and Cuil> tu..l ~
mGrl! ana IN every respect jest as glu! a. H. III
iCIi"b!c l'r b"Shni"> ouci H,! l.lIg ~,rril, i
unless y"n insist upon THIS rrl..,,!s ugd nj ..
H. IT,; ,i!t', you alG i'hr T." b" gt,aly deceived
There can be no better Shirt than
the Que. sold by J. g. Cooper onIy
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15
Order any Book you want. at T.
COoper's. '' d. H.
side Bracket and Extension Lamrs
at J. b. Cooper's. '''''' IN'
A full line Of Ceiling Decorations a,
Wilkinson $, next door 20 Po-to1icr
YOVNt: MEN READ Tui>

HL NuIIhID BELT Co.. OF Marshall lr.H
hLIl ami other ELrCrEu AruIAN,r> ,,l. r,...' az
lAirly day> o. Ecn young urull ug're. ....I
nervous dchllily, loss of vitality aui in.,.t..i
nenmls", paralysis. aud many other d.-,....
complete restoration To hralIh. vi..: ..i.I man,
mood guaranteed. 80 risk Is uciir-,d II. ,l..,,,
dIayS d;Iiy iri"i Is allowed. Write th,m at. a,l, .r
Illustrated pamphlet free '''
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15

.Palpitation, Dropsical SweIings. Dizziness In.
" Wells Health Renewer"
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15
Window Shades and Spring Fixtures.
at >. &. Cooper's. Loops ANA Fringe.
INIPGAIin NJ

~ "hth you visit OF leave New York civ. >,yc
basssSe Express aud CarriaS- Hire and >tpuattbr
Elegant rooms fitted an t a. ,i,i ., ,,,,. iili,,
Ioliars reduced t. slu1 and upaur,is Der dgy.
european plan. Elevator. Restaurant suppIici
WIN me best Horse cars stages and elevated
for less money at the Grand Union Hotel tb8n Al
any other tirst-claSs hotel in the city. augl$ iy
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15

Rough on Rats
. clears out rats. mice, reaches flies ami, bcd.
bugs skunks chipmunkS, gopherS l5c. Druggists.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15

The Perkins & House Non Eynlos-
i've Lamp is the only Lamp fit to be
used among children. 1t cannot ex-
Plode or break. Sold only by J. B.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15

Rough ON COnghs."
Ask for Rough OH Coughs" f,'r Cou,,ls ,.lss
Sore Throat, Hoar>ele-S. Troche>, ,I5c Liquid 35c,
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15
MARRIAGES.
DEATHS,

Near Woodsidc, April "a. sAMUELCooK. aged
In Dover April 9Th. JESSIE MARIE. daugb.
yer oi Frank and Lucy Whclcn aged years ana
a. Morton, April 7,h. Nr, ALIEN. JACKSON
-. On t4e 9i inst near Rel Lion. MRS. ELIZA
years. " go Wv
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15
Smyrna Price Current, Apr. 15. 1855.
pRONISIONS
PER DOZEN.
GRAIN. &c
nrsn prfaurr-r
'ER BUsHEL.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

Four............S50 0Oas7 n0 Chickeus...... l5o 1G
Wheat..........l03 "a LOG Turkeys ......... IL
Corn, white. 81 Eggs ~
yellow. 81 Print Butter. .2ja 80
Oats"............. .35a .36 y. y Cheese. ~
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15
BUSHES LOCALS
One TO five thousand dollars toI.
on first mortgage. 10 loan

One TO FIVE thousand doIla,,
on first mortgage u loan
}. II. Plimr,sa &co
Wllkin~on has ia 81 ok ib.vo,
Latest Patterns OF Nai rap,I. very
J. f. Carter has engaged IT,
Stephenson, an experienced '"Ncph
hanger, to take change of his n., paper
department for the seasnn '"ttITIIhg
ready for business. he Is
Ladies', Gents and Children,s c,.
meres, at j. B. Cooper's. 'oSSa-
Reward, Birthday and Easier c..,
at WIlkinson's, next door to PostofiousS' ffuS'
j. E; Carter has in stock IN ooo
PiECES of this Springs Pa1t0'uOO
Choice WALL PAPER. "'''rns Of
A full line of Dado Shades obo
Wilkinson $, next door to Po,t"tiiaapo' at
Deyoe Brilliant Oil. the hes, and
est oil made, at j. b. Cooper's. ''' ''''-
The Foot Up.
The returns show al ~cvil-, = .,.....,
Doo'a ana SHOES, and The nitilu t,. XII >''ck pf
factory 10 All that MAY favor Iitn ,,r, ..' "' salts
Lis o,,a'iL'''f HuHlht hcW and ,driui> ar,., he
ms St9ck. Produce ia eXciaug, fr ",,'e> 10
PJ'ss"s PRICES MIN out when qHaiy i, comparej M, NO.
A. SEvlL, Clayton. Del
j. f. Carter is prepared ro Il, ~
kinds of Painting and Paper H.,n,,;,..I W" all
at the shortest notice. ny
Qualities, gG' at j. i. c., co@r$$r ,$r%S' Sizes aud
c.o,,, Window nd Shades made and adjusted
i VII 90 cents up WLEINSoN.
James p. HOfFccler. the Drugp.,, ,,t..
i""H I"'NlHS Ntler the interest uf his ril,'' , j.
mas H%" secured the sale ut br Eu,.fl..' .'t'!,.
anu anu LunE syrup. "a remedy that never .-..' .-.'
TUie % '~niS1> Coins, Pains iu the rl,., .'.i 20 "
free '"' .. Samples
Order any Book you want at f.
COoper's. ''' ID. d.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15
Thin pro,,I,

kOugh on Pain" POrOused Plaster:
strengthening, improved, the best for bncE!cby
pains IN chest or side, rheumatism. neural. .ia
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15
NhoOpin& Cough,

Wells Health Remover" restores hta!th and
ElEor, cures Dyspepsia, Headache. Nervousness.
Debility 81
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15

ASK for Wells Rough on COrliS." l5c. Onick
complete cure, Hard or soft coruS. warts buiio,I,
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15
liOngh on COrns. ,'

Heart Pains.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15

ana the many Throat Affections OF children.
promptly pleasantly and safely relieved hv
Rough on Coughs TrocheS, be; Bulsm Die
Mothers,
lfyou are failing, broken. Worn ont and nervous.
use wells Health Remover 81. Druggists
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15
For the Smyrna Times
letter from Clayton.

Kenton, Dct. Apra I4h, 1885.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15
WIN A,.nI

C,.,, Fie Hope of the Nation.
'hlIdren slow III DEVELOPMENT puny. scraWny
ana delicate, use Wells Health Renewer'
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15

Rough on Pain - POrOuSrh Plaster.
2,ucns'nehlhE' improved the best for buCkaChe.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15

Wide Awake
three or four hours every nigh, coughing Get
immediate relief and sound ra>t bv u>iu., Wells
Nough on Coughs. Troches. l1c: BaIsam 25c
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15

Ladies who would retain freshness and vivarffv
Don't fail 10 try Wells Health Remover"
,,,. Catarrhal Throat Affections,
Hacking, irritating Coughs Colds So Tbroat
cured by Rough on Coughs" Troche>. ljc
Liquid. 25c.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15

Rough on ltrh.'
houSh ON ltch cures humorS. eruptionS ring
worm letter, salt rheum, fruSteed feet chilblains.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15

lanes HOHccler, the Druggist ,,t 49,.
Hl""NH LOOKING after the interest uf L,> ' j.
,,, mas H@M secured the sale ot Or Eu-anE, ,
cure Coughs Cods, Pains I'm ft,. ,....I '"',' '
free ''.7 "'' 3. Samples
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15

EX-PRE5IDENT ARTHUR VINO mad
been on a visit to Old Point Comfort
near Norfolk, passed up our road on
the night line frOm that city on Satur-
day. IT seldom happens that a nation
al dignltary comes TO this peninsula.
and President Arthur doubtless would.
MT, but he wanted gOOd nap on a
smooth FOad-bed, while at the same
time saving twelve hours in reaching
New York.
MUTUAL Relief Society Of New York
Smyrna board. met at j. II. PrimPOse's
Real Estate Office over the Post Office
Monday evening, April 18th, for the
purpose OF transacting the business for
the past year,
w. h. Hall was elected President.
}. IL. Primrose and w. 7. Collins. Med
ical examiners. The society Feport a
prosperous and growing society for the
Smyrna board.
The heads Of the Boston fruit com
mission men, Bennett, Band & Co. and
Snow & Co, have been among our
peach growers the past week, and both
parties smile and look pleasant over the
prospect. The New York and Philes
delphia commission men, if thew do
not do their work so thorough. come
OtteneF and with quite as enticing
words. These spring visits are always
pleasant the parties ave nearer TO-
gether then than any time in the wear
AN aged colored woman named
sarah 9latthews. in the employ of w.
Il. Baker, near Fleming's Landing. fell
suddenly on Monday in what was an
parently an attack of heart disease.
and died instantly. She was in a Verv
cheerful mood at tho time, and re-
marked to member of the family " I
am going TO tell you little stOry.'
but instead, she fell back and was dead
before they could recover from the
surprise. The coroner was telegraphed
for.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-15
The Foot UD.

The returns show al ~cyil,, = .,.,...,
Bo0lS ana shoes and The fitting ut. XII >,'ck q
iacl"ry 10 9ll that may favor him Wr & . '"
his Stock frodnr't SaII,t in nr~ "n 'r article, r4 %
counting him out when qnau, !, ro,.S,-., S,.iI no
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-15
nished tn der section 70, chapter rs, gen.
eral statutes 1878, relating to the gathering
of cfof;ct;oc
a ScbooI Exhibition.

High School hall was thoroughly filed
with delighted audience last evening at
the entertainment given by Mrs. Kate Dea-
con, principal of the Jackson school, with
her Juvenile corps of sixty lads and lasses.
The vocal and calisthenic training, as dis
played in ciioruses and marches, reflected
great credit upon both teacher and pupils,
and as number after number on the pro-
gram was rendered, each seemed to win
louder and heartier applause, while the
spectators would not be satisfied until sew
eral OF the songs and dialogues had been
repeated. The recitations were admirably
given by the little folks and among the
choruses ssSee-Saw,'' ''Clickety- Click"
'sBaby Bye" and ''COusin Jedediah'' were
especially meritorious. ''Where Do All
the Daisies Crow" by the little Tots, was
just too pretty to try to describe. The dia-
logue Mother Goose, into which Little
Boy Blue, Little Bo-Peep, Tommy Tucker,
Jack Horner, Jack and Jill and other IA
nous nursery characters were deity sand
wiched was so charmingly given as to send
young and old back to those precious
primers OF childhood days, in which these
characters stood out as realities instead of
baby fiction. The little folk, in this dia-
lOgue, filled their parts with a life-like ac-
curacy which was thoroughly unexpected,
and storms of applause welcomed each de-
velOpment of the simple plot. When Tom
the Pipers Son finally led the cast off the
stage in the widest dance imaginable to the
music of his pipe, the scene was so thor
Oughly comical that the audience would not
be satisfied until the last act was repeated,
and gave it more enthusiastic recognition
than at first.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-15

ington avenue, from University avenue to
the north line of sections 26 and 81 of town
30, range %; as to opening and extending
Burns avenue, from English street to the
east city limits.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The st. Paul Gas Light company was
authorized to partially grade Ontario street,
from Washington street to the right of way
of the Chicago, Milwaukee 81 ST. Paul
road. The city engineer was requested to
report grade on Central avenue, also on
Reaney street, from Earl street east to Phe-
Ian street; also on Margaret street from
Seventh street easterly to the city limits.
Pleasant avenue, between Sixth street
and Ramsey street, was ordered sprinkled.
The name of Cooper street, between
Eighth and Morris streets, was changed to
Sibley street. Jackson street, between
Eleventh and Thirteenth streets, was Or
dered sprinkled. The board of public
works was ordered to open and extend an
alley twelve feet wide through block II,
Rice d Moine's addition, from Market
street to Washington street. The opening
of Broadway from Grove to Thirteenth
street was referred to the committee on
streets. The communication of the health
officers in regard to pools of standing water
in the Sixth ward was referred to the COM
mittee on streets. The streets around Rice
park and Summit avenue from Third street
to Oakland street were ordered sprinkled.
The protest of George W. Elwell and others
against changing the name OF portion OF
the street known as Broadway to Ely, was
referred to the committee on streets.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-15
HE COLLARED A GRIP SACK.
The Bad Men Who Faced the Blind
Goddess Yesterday.

The Bad Men Who Faced the Blind
Goddess Yesterday.
His head looked as if it had been tackled
by Rice park lawn mower, and it was
very clearly shown that he hadn't been
wearing his summer hair for nothing, as it
will no doubt be needed in the bastile where
he may languish for summer or two.
His name is McDermott. He is lineal
descendant of one of the Ulster kings, and
he carried 99-cent grip sack filled with
hand-me-down and misft clothing. And
thereby hangs tale. He went into bean
dispensary in lower town and nailed grip
belonging to one of the boarders, and
was about to skip out when the police
nailed him. When arraigned yesterday he
pleaded guilty and the case was sent to the
grand jury.
Charles Fichten had also been on an ex-
ploring expedition. He explored Sorg's
stable, and the only thing he found worth
Juggling off was a harness, which he cab
baged. He went out to the lake where the
pond lilies and workhouSe pudding bloom
for thirty days.
Ole Peterson and couple of other buns
were suffering from the malady known as
the enlarged Uranium, due to deep rotations
of tanglefoot. They were fined five bills or
five days EACH
Willie Wilson, sweet wandering Willie,
had been working the free-lunch graft too
freely, but he wandered back into the bull
pen yesterday and was sent to the joint for
ten days.
Ben Broderick was charged with bonn
harding the saloon of one Northeastern, on
Rice street, and incidentally he plugged
the proprietor. He was charged with as
sault yesterday, and the hearing was con-
tinued until to-day.
William Gordon had also been throwing
rocks at the residence of a respectable citi-
zen On Arlington heights, and he went to
the dry-dock for thirty days.