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Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
Governor Lloyd,s ue.aaxe.

Governor L'oyd's message was read
on Thursday in the Legislature Of
Mary land. He says the net debt Of the
State is s. 45l 1868, with a sinking fund
Of 1915. 326. In the oyster intereai
40,Gl2 persons are employed, and last
season Q 600 600 bushels wre taken from
the waters in Maryland, the aggregate
vaIue Of which was 81 225, 900. A re
vision Of the criminal law OF the State
is recommended. The n ilitia of the
State is in an unsatisfactory condition,
as some OF the companies do not pre-
sent decent appearance, and, If called
into active service, would suffer from
exposure"
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
Sullivan Ready 10 Flsn,Ev.ryD.y

NEW HAVEN, Conn, January T.
John Il. Sullivan to-day authoriz ID the
following challenge ! VIII hght
Mitchell or any other man in this coun
Try for from $1,000 10 $4,000. will
hght Mitchell for cna cent or for moth
ing every day for "a week, aud IL don't
lick him on Monday | wal give 81, OOD
TO the Orphan Asylum II don't lick
nim GU Tuesday | will give e. 900 IN
:hs Pohceuon's u Hevolent Fund II
don't lick him on Wednesday | will
give s. 900 20 the Eirsmen's Fund, and
20 on to some charitable institution IN
III the week is up.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08

In discussion about tho small pox
10 Canada q Montreal physician stated
that the 20. O0J French inhabitants OF
Canada At the time OF she csssiou 10
Great Britain bad increased 10 l, 700, coo,
now resident in Canada and the u hited
States Tho disease, IL IL said, vas In
troducsd in Montreal from the United
IStaras, but il evidently found a con
genial soil in tho vaceluatsd
:" French residents OF that city. There
were 1901 deaths recorded some time age
az having taken place in 3l4l houses
where tho disease had appeared, being
not far short OF one death per house.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
In Danger OF Freezing.

This morning young man who gave
his name as Edward Russell was foCnd
lying on the side walk on front street,
snpeheI with liquor and almost over
come with the cold. He was placed In
m Tx wagon and takon to the hail. a
lew minutes alter his arrival another
oticer brought in a mar ueuied II bert
Mitchell, who had also been found
drunk on Front street, and he too was
accommodated with a warm cell where
ho nag an Opportunity Of thaWing out
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
Fine Cattle,

Messrs. joseph e Martin, of stalll
Nos 10 and so, and James V. Martin Of
Nos 80 aud 80, in the Third street N ar
ket, have just purchased some of the
finest cattle ever brought to this city
They were fed by Mr.. Edward Chan
der, of Kennett Square, Chester county
Pa., and are fully equal to much of the
show beef that Is brought here.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
officers Elected

The ANIMAL meeting of the Delaware
Srngerbund was held last night, and
elected Henry Zimmerman, president /;
Anton Steinki, vice-president Peter Eb-
ner, secretary; g. Metzner, financial
secretary Charles Yetter, cashier A..
Armbruster, Charles Yetter, Anton Hau.
ter, librarian Calvin b. Rhoads, musical
director and NJ. Mclehoir, musical COM
mittce. The receipts during the year
were SG7 .OIO, expenses, S6l71S, and
with other receipts last night, there is a
balance of SjS So vote OF thanks WAS
given TO Peter Elmer, secretary.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
Ban.

A pleasant ball took place nj Mt.
Cuba Hall, ChristiAna Hundred, on
Thursday evening. under the manage.
mept of James Leach and Edward
Frederick. About sixty young men
aud maidens participated. Music Was
furnished by Michael Kailer, and all
appeared to enjoy themselves very hig b
ly Refreshments were served by Mr..
Wilkinson, whose coffee and saud
witches we're highly relished. The on
tertsInment closed about tao O'Clock
a m, without Anything occurring to
mar the pleasure OF any one.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
wPlV Supokfed.

Powell In toe Third street market Ia
just received = large supply Of extra
fish, consisting Of whit h, cod, had
dock and other species of the finny
tribe In addition to these he has sotne
OF the f les aud iattsJS salt oysters ever
en- erprising bu-iuess men of Whining
ton and is always bound to be ahead.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
Tho BOAfOn Iheain.

The Boston Ideal Opera Company will
open the new Academy of Music next
Monday night, with "Giral a." and re
served seats ate now ( r sale at Oehel.
trees, No. 6l7 Market street, wher,
tickets can be procured for one or all o.
the performances Boxes on the frs
floor, seating six, en- be procured for th
opening night for $40, and at s. for
nj her priDrmanpe
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
s1r. vanderbi,t Buys nmI,l.nn.

An Atlanta dispatch reports that
Mr. VIM. X Vanderbilt has purcAAs
Jekye Island which il one oil the most
beautiful on he Georgian coast. Ii il
nine miles long and about tao wide
with a splendid b sch on the Atlantic
coast. Andrew Carnegie, tho million
aire iron King of Psnnsy wanna, uoW
owns the extiems end of Cumberland
Island, adj lining Jekye, and has spent
81 1900 in improving it. His h0ust
alone cost 80 COZ.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
Tuo Ordinary plain DrunEs

Tue only cases before ia 90 Cummins
this N ornIng was that of R.chard bar.
ran ard Peter MARKS, whu we're charged
with nCulEinR IN n plain, ordinary
every tay drunk. The usual tiue OF 81
and costs was iiu posed in Zach case.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08

The funeral OF LuGien " IA
place on Thursday aftarno2n n
late resi,leuoe In Nav o .htle'
largely attended. The inlt,s MS
made at the Episcopal bury lp "a
and the services at the grave "a
formed by Washington LoI a d
/. o. o. r., of which he va
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
THE ERENCH DEHr.

PARIS, Jan. The Gambia s8ys
that tbs p7incipa ii laaciaI bouIas
have agreed upon scheme for the uni
tislJiou of tas deb ia France. Ac
will be convtr.ri iuto 3 per snt. rentes
and the sDerpeiual floating debt vii
b. consolidated at ) per cent. The p!ar
ais inc udes a grn.t national loan.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
marouu ahrlft'

Miss Kate Field says va
are what might be caliS' II
people. This is evidenceu,e ,ai
Field, by the fact that the ~
rsisea there by the tithins ~ IL
81, 600, 600 for o granite fn,asI
The temple Is 10 be 300 re- ooG 81
10 cost when completed so'O'"
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08

Mr.. II e. En- is, Of this city, has re
turned HON. from visiJ to Cane
Charles, Old Point Comfort and Norfolk.
Miss Minnie Brown and Miss Edith
Pretty man, of Seaf,rd, and Miss Jennie
Ewing, of Georgetown, Del, are visit.
ing Miss Annie Marvel, of this city.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
A Fatal Aeetdeut

About 9 O'Clock lasteveulrf,
known white man was inAlttl,
at the West Yard, by being We,
engine OF train No. II. II. !,
occurred Ia front Of tho lfii e. =
cial officer Slicer, VI no with, -,
fha man was standing Ou %,
facing tho train, which WI
bound and running At u h. IA !
speed. He WAS hrat strulkf
pilot, which threw him aeaii N,
Of the engine, and wss wed
soma distance by the force "a
Oili3er Slic6r and several 81 3
road employ ees hurried 70 "a
fonnd that he was dead.
Tue body was placed on ,a,
conveyed 70 tho p, W. s. 81
aud then removed 10 tho No..
L ndertaker Palmer. His b 81
al, and the lett leg broken t
the knee. The man is appairs
25 or - years ofAge, fise feet ~
In height, with light com pIrI
brown hair, gray eyes ara sud
Ga his right arm he has
hEure. a shield, and the .e,tsr
IN lrdia ink, while on iho
there is a figure Of . man l.ata
woman.
tic wore @ black overcoai, 4
coat, black vest, brown PLAID
red suspenders. checkeroi =
brown shirt, red undermine a.
in9s aud laced shoes. There "
ing in his pockets eKcepi q
Handkerchief, n book cais'
Some articles OF little or no 81 a
supposition In that he isA itAa
Inquest will be held this Afserao
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
OnnrierIY Mailing.

Union African NJ. +. church, French
street above Twelfth, Rev William Bill
linRsly. pastor, will hold their third
quarterly nesting, Sunday. JanGary
l0th, 1885. Preacbiug Mt 10 30. Com
munion service = 80 aud 7.31 p. M
There will he strangers present. The
members Of sisBer churches are COR
daily invited
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08

Alexander p. Cafnagy of 81 Georges
'liundred, Is a candiGa.o for the Demo-
cratic nomination for member of the
Levy Conr;.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
DEATHS.

LAW-on tire eth inst, willilm Law In the
70 h year Of hts ave
Rtlativ and fr ends arc respectfully inyi-
I'D To- at nj Il funeral fpu his late resi-.
d nc ., IN Dhristian A Hundred. on Sunday
afternoon nj U'cl ok lltermeni al MI
a en- Gem aterN.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08

There was good audience Mt the
Citizens Rink last evening, "a oxy-
hydrogen exhibition beng fivtn. The
most eminent OF the picture show wfTe
Garfield on his death bed. Gu.tsau In
prison, the hanging and his death.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08

Wa desire all mothers TO stop using
laudannm for their babies, and use Dr.
Bulls BABY SyTnp, q reliable medicine.
IL contains 2othing injurious.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
Hosiery.

Special bargains IN ladies' dark
colored hose, white feet, never sod be
low 50 cspts. SO 6oz"n at % cents q
pair. M. e Riley, 22S King street.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
MARKIED

HhLLErr-COX-I this city, on tho eth
inst by the hev Jesse Htggtns, uenrge
i. IA iet and CIementias UOX b. IA o.
this city.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
GaxOny.

Best quality of SaxoDy wool, nj
shades, at IL cents an ounce. M. k
Riley, 22S King street,
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
KId Gloves.

Oar 81 cent gloves are of the best kid &.
They are as fine as any glove sold at
'Sl.25. NJ. +. Riley, 22s King street..
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
The weather

Tomorrow promises to be faI. with
stationary temperature. Sunday partly
cloudy, colder aud possibly snow.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08

Patent medicines at lowest prices.
Bastcn Smith, druggist, Seventh and
Pine lrBetg
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08

We iDdorse all the proprietors lave
said relative to the merits OF Saiyati.l
Oil. 1t Is non pareil,
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08

j. Frank RuAh oSkars uitable rs,
ward for fhe covsry of a host nos
given 70 him b. II p. Back, for $50
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
G2l MARKET STREET.

y, IL .iIFF'S SALE by VIRTUE OF A
writ OF LeyartA y oiAB to me directed
NJ b - exposed 10 pu lie sale, at the CouFt
Il use on M rket street, between Tenth ana
eleventh ste cts, m tho city OF Wilmington,
Ia sew Castle COun'y, Delaware, on
lrUE DAY, TIE lgta DAY OF JANU.
AIRY 1880
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08

EJsva, Mocha, Rio, Laguayra, Jamaica
Ano Ma DO coffee. Green or fresh
roasted by the pound or bag. Crippen's,
No. 8 E. Second street.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08

r OST-A NOTE Of $50 DRAWN BY
IL L.. r. Bdck Co., In favor OF J. Frank
huta, dated D,cem Dtr Attn, 1885. All per
soIs 6To forbid NEGOTIATING the same. The
finder VIII bs literally rewarded on return
ing II To- tho subscr {, at Linden and
Franklil streets. J. FRANK KU Il.
lg92t#
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08

Tho folloTtng described ro,l e'tate, via

the following described real e'ats, viz:
All that trao. o. parcel Of land situate In
Bra nd ywine Hun rel IN the county aiore-
said Az bou ded and described at follows
to wit Beginning a. stone on tLe west
side u Wilmington AMI .Teat Valley turn
Pile rosd being c5rncr Of ian1 now q ioe.
merry Of William DaT, Themes " tn Said rad
north u degrees oGft - al0 iercnes TO
Thomas .. Smiths line, tlcn 9 with said
Inc on tbs mort ieriy eide 4 & pri ate 10 d
north 67h degreeJ west % 5 10 perchs 4
thence north 23H west II pe1chas o. a stake,
treace north ~ darr es Wet9sl Il perche3
With It's lie utn ll'l deJrees west T. g
Poplar tr theme south IS degrees west
| . 10 per,hel 70 y hicz.ry troe thence sOute
56Ii degrees west = Il psrche1 to a cuj'er
| II uhoie tre1s, The CO south s-h degrees
| ea st Il 81 per,hes 10 a sake ne r spriiIe
hsa = thence vita line OF Elias HI.rce's
land south Ia degrees west IS $40 oerei es
20 n store In Rocky run, theace -rrtn Al de
1 gfees We I 20 perches 10 a stIne ceap, hence
by line OF niili tm :. DaJ's Ssuih 10 de
graes east III 5-.u erches 70 toe p|ac
tot beginning, containing abOu, 70 acres
= .p0'e cF Tess, with stone house and barn.
Also, all tina, certain tTso Of lana situate in
Br .ndywine Hundred Aforesaid, bounded
l he above de-crise tract b. lands Of loses
/ ! Jurnsy's land formerly OF Amos IA, Wicker
| : sl's, lands Of Caleb Taylor and ThOmat
| W. u y and Othsrs c)uta ming p acres be
tbs stme more or less.
Seizad ard AIKEN in execution as tho prop
erty # mn Dunu aod Mary. his wife, and
1 Thomas Dunn. I and To be sold by
TH1M ~ + I'D. ;shsrif.
Sheriff7s Ottice, Wilmington, Dec smber 20
A. ID, 1885. lan@-e
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08

The /" Boss " coffee, i've pou8ds fer
100, at Cripp ms, No 3 = 6.coul at.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
Butter and Cheese.

'HHAtS. y HUDSON wishes 10 give notice
~ To his friend and the public b. geoeral
tnat he has entere1 into the buslar ANA cheese
business, at stalls so and So Sec0nd street
market, where will BIZ found q full Hne Of
good goods 1t Nn0Ieaaie and retail. nlT-l2t
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING
UNTIL CHRISTMAS.

klHEhIFf'5 SALE-BG NIhTUE OF A
- writ Of Levarl Fac'as to me direoted, viii
bs Cx"Osed 10 pubic s-ie, ct theCourt House
on Market streef, between Tenth and
Elev stress, In tbs city Of Wilmington,
New Caste county delaware,
ON TUESDAY,
THE l9TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1855
At2ociock, Pc m.
The following dssc bod r al estate, viz:
Al That c]r.ain lot or piece tf Lind ". tn a
two Tory brick dive lins thereon e-ec cd stu
ale n tnscity Il Wi mnaton. New Castle
described as follows, to wit:
bTglnning at a i,oInt ON theWesterly SIDE OF
TT mt "a street at fifty feet wide and at the
dis zee Of one hundred and fifteen fe t
nOftherly from the norherly side Of
Tenth strest iheLce westerly aud pass
ing through the csntr- OF this division
wall b4tween the house on this lot and
tue rouse adjoining On the lot on
the soutn and pa abel with enth street
| sixty ieet TO y corner thereon noftherly
IaEd parallel with te said west
( erly side Of Trenton street twenty-ihree
feet 70 another ner, thence easterlf and
ptssiog through the ceatre OF a tH9 feet and
six inches Ri4o alley and parallel 10 ,ho
nrst desciioei line and Ienth street sixty
test 70 rQ'ut ~ rhe said s.terly side OF
! Trentol street and thea6e thet By aou .herly
twenty. three los; 10 the place Of beginning,
DO the cont ntJ he col what theg may.
Seized and ilken in exec Itioa as the prop.
ertY OF Pat lex =. Duty nd Kate Z Duffy
his wife, ana /. aud 70 be sold by
III iMAs FORD, Sheriff.
Sher.Ts Once, Wilnin ton, Deoemh nor
% 1885,. jl2-ot
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08

CtHEKIFF'S SALE-BY VIKTUE Or a
y writ Of Levari Fac.3E, to ne directed,
al be exposed To public sale, at the COur,
Ho.ss on MARKET street, between Tenth an
.evepth streets, in the city of W Him ingtJn
CIV Castle County, Del, on
TUESDAY, I HE 18TH DAY OF JAEU'
AIRY, 1886,
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
NlNAL NOTICE
no COUNTY TAX PAYEks.

TO COUNTY TAX PAYEkS.
The cCu lty and roor tx for the year 1886
T. luug past due. as tho time Is approaching
that no collectors must seltle In full vi h
the county tr 'Bsurer, and all taxes not paid
ny Iaruary 18th 10 viii proceed TO levy and
collect the same with cost.
once Us: ga N. to IL m. . p. m. 10
j /. In ana p, m o9p. IN.
JOHN T. Jockey,
Collector Ei'st District.
PATRICK hEARY
Collector SecOn1 District.
January 3, 1859. las.it
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08

tDe following described real estate, VIZ:
Ali that certain piece Of land with two
story brlc dwelling houses Their on ected
81 uate1 In the city Of Wilmington, and
bounded as iOliows TO wit F:
Beginning or the easterly side OF Wollas-
ton street, b5tHeen IL tth and Ninth sts.,
l78 feeI inches from Y nth stresJ at the
centre Of the party wal, thence easterly
tn 0u2h the middle thereof aarallel to
Eighth street 80 feet, thence n0rtherly par
alie to 0liaston street 20 feet nches 10
land formerly Of samuel McCauliey, ! Ow Of
LIaylnia Ply o and Others, thence westerly
thereby 30 feet 10 W il'tiCn IT eel, ard
lLoLce southerly tbersby % feet S inches to
the y ace OF beginning. Book \, Vol s.
page ~ &3.
eized AMI taken IN execution as the
ropcrty OF nartha n. Marls, exscutrix Of
JGsnuh Nn7ia, Z Cea ed, Snd surviving
InOrigagGT aud l.. t., ana 10 be sold by
THOMAS Ford. Sheriff.
i riirs flee, Wilmington, DecembeI
70, n II. 1852. ian2tf.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08

NIANrED-A Han WITH GOOD All
w dresS to canvass on commission. Ad.
dress Il this oif1ee giving name III d &C.
dIeis aud ]. rmer occupation. lus.ti
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08

are among the finest OF
Suitings and Trowserings,
we'll known among clothiers
for established excellence,
and only made at this price
TO quicken a dull month and
reduce stock. They are
beyond preadventure liberal
almost to the point OF cost
Ilprice. The character Of the
lwork to go on them shall
be equally satisfactory. The
lprices encroach on half price
of merchant tailors. The re.
sponse is coming in stronger
day after day and keepins
our people busy. Get sam
lpIes and compare.
Like opportunities prevail
| tor good Investments in our
ready made. The most mod
est stitement OF it that ought
to bc made is that quality
land DricP are nnuCual
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08

NOR SALE-ONE STANDING DESK 8
IL feet long. one high stool for desk, one
setting desk 31lxb feet, Jour arm chairs for
office, Ons HeInng sac, one letter press,
counter platform scales. Inquire at this
flee. jas-3t
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
Hello Who's There?

Pop, I need new Suit and Overeoat
for Christmas. Where shall ! get
them ? Go to YATES * CO., Sixth
and Chestnut Streets, as l think you
can do hstter there In quality and price
tan any where else in Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08

yTOR SALE-FOR WANT OF USE,
~ horse and harness and covered express
wAg n. Parties buying can have use OF sta
bic, without chnrse, until March 10th. In
Qulre at his Ctiioe. ias-at
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08

,vOh RE IA LARGE ID UBLE
Z p2Ilor, suitable for doctor. ten'ist or
awyer. also bedroom, with use Of bath,
desired. Apply at ll2O ling street. 1857
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08

VIyANFED THREE ROOMS FOR
w light housekeeping, by man and
wife. Address w, this Lfiico. laY-2ta
New-York tribune., 1886-07-23
FEDERAL OFfIChHOLDERS WERE THERE.
VERMONT DEMOCRATIC coNvENIIoN-THE PREsI-

VERMONT DEMOCRATIC CONVENIION-THE PREsi-
DENTS HIST AT CIVIL SERVICE DIsKEGARDED.
MONTPELIER, VT. July % (SpecidD. The
Demo cratic State Convention to-day TO nominate candl-
dates for state offices comprised nearly GOO delegated
including over 100 Federal orccnoIders. All OF tue
leading Government officials the state excepting Coll
lector smaey. OF Burlington. we're in or about the
conv,ntlon Uued states Marshal Jonn Robin.
son and large number OF postmastcrs being
delegates Internal Revenue Collector Spear aud
HIS deputies. Post Oice Inspector Boynton. Gus
tom House officers Burleson and Builard ana
other Government officers occupied the stage. or
floor of the convention hall It's donotfui II political
convsntion I'm Vermont was before attended by
many Federal ouccholders Tue fact Is striking COM
moutary on President Cevelands recent order warning
otceholders keep out Of politics Chairman Atkins,
OF the state COMMITTEE called tho convention TO order
aud also ourned 1t. and IN the Interim addressed the
couventiou about twenty times. Everything down on
the bills wa. carried out by Chairman Atkins adver
tsed, and unterried six hundred ndorsed like so
many automatons. by unanimous vote every
candidate presented and every motion offered.
Tho committee was apparently mesmeriled
bV Mr. Atkins ana at the wave OF his magic wand tho
delegates would rise in body In voting ON nolnna-
tons. The PRESIDENT OF ths convention was CI.rres %
IL slated for the Office Of ct-Attorney r. W. NC
Gcttrcs who nominated. but not cont ntIinrd. AS
postmaster Al St Albaus rman of the Commit
tee KesoutionA :. C. shurtlen' or M"ntprier'
O. Rutland. Tor Leuteuant.Goy-rnor Thomas II:
Chubp, Of Thotford. an on Confederate onlcrr. was
selected for state treasurer '" W. k'dcr. ol Brs'o;
wa. named for Secretary OF State and j. A Wilder OF
Windsor " As minated tor Auiitor or Accounts ~,
Tue resolutions express satisfaction win oioveianu
Admin stration and commend tho appoint n-nts made
TO Federal Office. In Vermont; favor revision OF tue
tarih aud the passago OF an arsalh o..
Coz gre,s demand such state legislation will MAKE
the st OF each taxable poll one dollar instesd o t"o
and eqnitaby adjust taxes upon mortgsged properly ,
advocate the establishment OF railroad conmlsion
declare license law congratulate tho people OF lno
state upon being from labor troubles and express
sympathy with the people OF Ireland III their strustie
for local self government Hiram AIHhs WAS feeo0''"
| Gu sn OF tho state Committee. -, ,.
The Di.rlct Conventions wero also held to-day ana
the folio wing candidatos nominate for Congress iN
Distrct waldo Brigham, OF Hyde Park; lid Dstfie"
| III. f. Folsom, OF Lyudonvio.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-23
MRS. EAMsAY FOUND GUILTY.
HER DAUGHTERS DIsCHARGED-DID HANSEN KILL
HIMsELFi

HER DAUGHTERS DIsCHARGED-DID HANSEN KILL
HIMsELFi
The trial of Mrs Mary Ramsey and bcr two
dsughters Rosa Hansen AMI Eyounc Travis for keep
nS "A disorderly house at Fort Hamilton L. l.. wheFe
her son n-law Peter Hansen. came to sudden ahd u-
explained death last January. was concuded yesterday
IN the Court OF ssions Brooklyn. Mrs Hanson. ths
widow OF the dead man, aud George -
Scod.mus soldier of the SIN Aruiiery
at the fort who indicted for csnsng the murder
OF a,nsen, were released from this charge upon 500
bail each. Charles w. Kurth, who appeared as their
stated after their release. that the true soy
OF the death OF Hansen hai uot been tol A he had
Harmed them wero these: on tue nishl o. tno
ri,ns vo OF the art ymen Of the FORT Edward Gray
and John sunnis the sick list had slipped
ont without leave and had gone 10 Mrs. k~ns"ys
house to get some liquor They peeped through ths
,hutt-rs 10 II any officers were there and saw MIS-
uan,su and some In tho parlOr As the! en'
red the hall they heard step and stood TO one sis
. tnsy did 40 Hansen out aud drawing his pistol
,hot himself A fell tbcy rushed up To him. AID
Sunni. picked up the weapon. Just then other steps
were heard ami they ran away, carrying ths
pistol with them TO the Tort. lho i"cis
. .upore.seI because tho feared
,,ui.hment II their absence from their quarters was
rno~m But the trial sunns was ready Ia court WIN
the pistol to tell the truth II called upon:
In tne court proceedings yes erday Mrs Ramsey les
tied that she Kept Respectable house Her ihers
lived with because ther husbands couii 40. '1p.
of MS jealousy and she lett the Stale aier tie
,..th of Hansen to escape notore,y she went win
Wcaisnn, To HAgerstown. Nd, AT his suggr.uon, DIt
du not pass as mis- wife Mrs Hansen said that size was
evntrri wears old When her husband was killoi khe
y.snyi,g I'D tne bacK paror. she denied ever Nssr-
ing soldiers uniform but once size donnsi sailors
.,t win n,r husbands consent and ran down siars
win IT, Meeting Of the soldiers sho ran back sho
y.ve the letter Ot Bawn. the buser. To her hu-Oahd
,na /, was found bis pockst BAwn and others csiei
h.r Rosa but sne never intimate with tn~u breI
arylnsu,s we're 10y tue lawyers anu the case WAS
gwen to tho jury At 2:3O p. III. ,
iu-r deliDrraing for about eight hours am
half the jury returned verdict n"il.g ITS
Ramsay guilty az charged IN the lh"icthrus
nd A, q uitting Mrs. Hansen aud Mrs lra',s. iuo
nuuisu.uent offence 10 one years I'M % in-
Mrs Ramsay was to jail aud her adu@u'eFs "ei'
r Ased.