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Daily Republican., 1886-11-20
TO-DAY! TO-DAY!

| For a $Io Overcoat visit
the Wilmington Clothing
House, No. 416 Market.
street. John w. defend orf,
Manager.
For a $Iz Overcoat visit
the Wilmington Clothing
House, No 4I6 M a r k e 4
lstreet. John w. Diefendorf,
Manager.
For a $3.50 Overcoat
visit the Wilmington Cloth
ling House, No. 416 Market
street. John w. Diefendorf,
i Manager.
For a SIS Overcoat visit
1.-THE Wilmington Clothing
1 House, No. 4l6 Market
; lstreet. John w. Diefen-
, dorf, Manager.
| For a $17 Overcoat visit
the Wilmington Clothing
= House, No. 416 Market
= street. John w. Diefendorf,
4 Manager.
il For an $18 Overcoat visit
!, the Wilmington Clothing
..lHouse, No. 4I6 Market
street. John w. Diefen-
.eIdorf, Manager.
For a 500 Overcoat visit
, 1.-THE Wilmington Clothing
House, No. 4I6 Market
alstreet. John w. iefen-
dorf, Manager.
Il If you want an Overcoa'
lat $22.50 visit the Whining
). ton Clothing House, No
q: l416 Market street. John
,ss,lW. Diefendorf, Manager.
q For a $25 Overcoat visit
11ss the Wilmington Clothing
d House, No. 4Io Market
Istreet. John w. Diefen
dorf, Manager.
Fl For a $50 Overcoat visi
3 the Wilmington Clothing
Il House, No. 416 Marke
e ,@ street. John w. Die fendorf
Manager.
In fact, if you want
stylish Overcoat visit tn
M, Wilmington Clothing Hous
- No. 41e Market street. job
az w. Diefendorf, Manager.
70 And do not forget that W
have an immense stock
Ready-Made Clothing fe
s!ry Men, Youths. Boys an
nd [ hildren. The best style
q; In the market, and all ne
ns goods at No. 4Io Mark'
anu street. Iohn w. defer
mi dorf, Manager.
r. Fine Custom Work dor
ON. lat No. 416 Market stree
- Come in today and look
y. Jour styles.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20

that every body ought to know that A.
Sergeant gives 2240 lbs. of the best
well CLEANED coal in every tom you buy
Oak, pine and hickory kipdling wood
In large loads. Lime for whitewash
ing. Yard, foot of Monroe street Cen
trail Office, Seventh snd King streets
Look for the blue sign. Open In thu
evening.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20

A. p. Beecher, photographer, S16
Market street, has kindly taken and
ORE sented to Rev j. L, Houston dozen
csbinet-sixsd card likenesses of himself.
The llkenesses are taken In two posi-
tiors, one sitting upright and another
with Mr.. q. reading large book. They
are all very finely taken. and ME-.
II us,on is very grateful to Mr.. Beecher
for his kindress.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20
JOHN ?. ALMOND & CO.
CROCERs,
Eighth and Market Streets.
oc.2S- cod
from Ioa East Fifth Street.

Ever one is praising our Office and tea 1t.
takes one man TO MI the orders that come
from down the State and baltimore. We,
sont large order to Baltimore yesterday.
a half pound OF tea with a lovely cup and
saucer Is lust what you want to make gift
Of. New raisins, new citron, new lemon and
orange peel. W seediesi cherries, new Dru-
pellss and figs new evaporated peaches o ID
plums, new winged and p,ain apples. new
bomiuy and ears; new buckwheat, 7 rs for
| rs cent?; 1t is truly u finest buckwheat We
ever 8 Id rs of new French prunes, rs
cen Is; our mime nelt is made to order, ms
for IS cents We are having o broom sale;
broons 40 of like they had wings. WASH
b ards at 10 cents Dust brushes, 10 cents.
She's ushes, 10 cents. n lovely SEA shell
W ith ese'y 10 cen can of IA king Pswder at
u e. oh street. T. H. WEIR. nls-eta
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20

Complaint is made that several dogs
and cats have been poisoned in the
neigh borhood OF Third and Lombard
ste cts, among the number being n pet
dog belonging to Mr.. Hanson, an enei.
neer on the p, w. & b. Railroad. 1t
10 said that should the person be dis
covered who adminiftered the dose he
will be prosecuted for cruelty to AMI
al
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20
S;JAcoRs OIL
EXPLANATORY RHEUMATISM
TRIUMPHANT TESTIMONY


My wife professionally KIN OWN as Patt-
Rosa) was taken, while in hartford.
Conn.,, with nerve infiamm atory rheuma-
tism, and the doctors said II would be
impossible TO move her fer three weeks,
had given up all homes, but was pe:suz
ded to try st. jacobs Oil. She began to
improve, and was soon able 10 walk. The
doctors said 1t would OILY last short
time, but she played that night and did
finer than at any time duri'g the sea-
son, ROBERT L. SCOTT,
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20
t,omethtnx Very Pleasing

To see aud hear, as we'll as to the taste
That you will always find the largest
end finest assortment of millinery In
the State All the newest styles and
novelties In the line. Qualities unsuI-
psfsed; prices the lowest, at Mre. r. O..
Kirby's, 40 King street,
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20
A Chance.

j. X. Munyan, caterer, OF Philadel'
phis, has opened first.class restauran'
Ia the Gibson House, Fourth street
west OF Market, where ne will fui Nth
meals at all hours at reasonable rasef
Open day and night.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20
DR.. simms. white pulmonio BaIsan

The leading lung cure Of Whining
ton, Del, and positive preserver Of the
human 81 stem against consumption
for cou9, s, hoarseoess, sore throat. etc
30 cen.s and 81. Depot 4th and KIM
al reot6
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20
ATS Feet like two Cushions.

Lambertviile, N. J.
had a severe attack OF intia Imatory
rheu matism in both feet and ankles,
which swelled up like two cushions. and
final was confined to the house. moi
able TO take step. l was in utter de-
spair. tired st. yeccbs Oil, and before
and rains bad entirely disappeared, and
could walk with case.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20
NOTICED.
Norloh

On account Of the enlargement Of the
tower and alteration Of the grade st Front
and Adams streets. which work is now In
progress. Front street from Monroe 70
Adams will be closed to travel until further
notice. Persons travelling in vehicles in the
southwestern part Of the city should take
Second, Chestnut, Jackson or Monroe
streets 10 get around the obstruction.
FRANCIS MoULUSKEY,
n13-tf Street Comm issioner.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20
LTTRLcTi0Mi
ii OVER half 1 MILLION DISTRIBUTED.

Louisiana State LOTTERY Company
Incorporated in 1858 for 81 years by the
Legfslsture for Educational and Charitable
purposes-wi.h . capital Of $1,000, 0oo-to
which q reserve fund Of over $780, mas
since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote its tran.
chise was made a part Of the present state
Constitution adopted December I'd, A. D.,
1879
ings will take place monthly. 1t never
ssales or postpones. Look st the following
distribution
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20
Threw Away His Cane.

uFoW AWHy ufS NHnOs
10 Fifth Avenue, Chicago, Ill.
have suffered for i've years with ir.
hammatory rheumatism. Have been to
Hot Springs, Ark. and Mount Clemens
Springs, Mich, and failed TO effect O
cure. finally triol st. Jacobs Gil AM
have thrown away my cane which lad
been using for thrse years. ORD nov
walk as we'll as ever.
JOHN SHEPHERD.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20
Helpless as q Chiid.

23 N. Stricken sa.. Baltimore, Md.
For the past four years have been af-
iicied with tnnammatory rheumatism,
which rendered me as helpless q, q
child, be ing unable 10 move without rs
sistarcs. Nothing the doctors could de
seemed 10 afford any relief. and finally
tried st. Jacobs Oil. 1t Immediately re
mGved all soreness and Inflammation
II. W. LANDRAM.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20

The dlsagreesble beings who are de-
scribed as "yery superior persons" some
times affect, In their lofty way, TO de-
spise people who are addicted to hobbies;
the superior persons may spare them
selves the trouble, for their contempt aud
their pity are alike thrown away.
A great French novelist declared that
the only man who Is really happy is q
man with hobby; and he was undoubt
edly right.
For, in the first place, the maA with
the hobby Ii almost invariably harmless
In his habits; he is 80 absorbed In the in
nocent trivlalities OF his own pursuit that
he has no time TO encourage the growth
| of envy or malice In his own breast. and
he gradually falls into gentle and kindly
fashion of living.
Now there can be no real happiness
without goodness and Inn ocence Of mind;
and the man with hobby has both In
liberal measure, as rule.
He is absorbed during his leisure In
some pursuit that prevents him from
fostering the vice OF aggressive egotism
1t is true that he Is vain Of his success
In his chosen employment, and perhaps
be may even give vent to little brsg oil
occasion; but who is hurt by his innocen
selfs ssertiOni
Nobody; and he goes on from day t.
day busying himself with things whicl
the superior person" regards disdain
fully, the temptations of idleness ar
Withdrawn from him, and, while he
riding his hobby, he gathers strength am
freshness, which enable him to grappl
with the essential labors Of his life.
All the strong men who have moved tn
world have been given at times to the pu
suit Of one hobby or another.
"Be sure" said q philosopher, "ths
you are laying up for yourself a miserabl
' old age II you do not cultivate som
hobby"
J This was pure wisdom spoken by
man who had drunk the ex element an
pleasures Of life TO the very lees; ant
happily, very great number Of good
hearted persons have strength Of min
J enough to follow the philosophers sdvis
without caring rush for the superciliol
comments of the superior persons"
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20

Grand closing ous sale OF jewelry,
watches, etc, by d. P. Smyth. See
advertisement.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20

fNALE OF SrOOK-WlLL BEeyEzop
- sold ct puojic sale at the resi- N.Y.
dence of VIM. y. 0sod4 ey, near Yx.1A--
Booths Corner, Delaware County. Pa, on
MONDAY, NOV EMBEK 18th, 1880,
At1p. NJ.
80 good young milch COWS, dir set nom Gum
beriapd County, Pa. Don't forget the
time or place. No posti onement. Two and
four months credit.
GOODLEY & BALDWIN.
]. ID. Howard. Auct. n18-dAw-ts
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20

The stock OF watches, jswelry, etc
81 Mar KIT street. is being closed out at
auction,
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20

Guaranteed all new and first
class stock.
Almeria Grapes quality unex--
celled, IS cents per ib. Pecan
nuts, Ioc. Filberts, Ioc. Cream
nuts, Ioc. English walnuts, I5c.
To arrive by steamer on Tues
day.
cask Princses, Paper shell.
almonds. $ bales Mayette
Grenoble walnuts.
New Table Bunch Raisins, IS.
cents per pound.
Fine French Prunes in 2 fb.
lars. $ pound boxes and in bulk.
Due in a few days, 50 quarter
boxes fine table raisins.
New crop of New CLEANS mo-
lasses will be in store to-day.
First of the season.
Fine, fat, Block Island Mack
eral in 10 pound pals, 81 per
pail.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20

1soR SALE, Oh RENr-A d . U ) Z
\ aAd lot on Union street between
Eleventh and welfth streets. frontnK the
new Il. 4 z. Railroad. Lot 100 BY 100 ieet,
yers dssirabie place for business. Apply 70
III. Law. near MT, Salem M. 4. OIorch'
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20

,,xlR sALt-UAE6P, AND or EASY
N , ms, T07 W 10 IL street, . rooms with
tI1gd,. 4 improve merts, front porch, man
rrd FOOT, lust fuishei; also farm OF u
ries near la Idonburx. In good order and
pierty Of fruit, or win exchange in part IL
tty property. }. j. faihoE
nlHu We TN suee''
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20
FREEND D,

The Generalization created by
our Low Prices still goes on Our
goods we're Bought to sell, and
We don't want to keep them. In
fact we canhot keep them, for
customers are bound to take
them away at the Low Prices
ssked. Seek ng every chance
for Bargains, they still continue
to find Is, for we are the great
bargain giving establishment and
will sell at Rock Bottom Pr ces
every time. The small profits
We make and the great amount
oil trade We obtain, enables us TO
maintain cur position. B. nefit
evsry patron and hold his GUS
tom right along We shall be
pleased to deal with you on the
same ba sis
Pennock q Foreman.
Clothiers & Gents Furnishers,
! E. Cor. Fifth and Market S,s.
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20
FOE SALE.

rHoR sALE--AT A BAhdAin,ia IT,, 80 md a
Gt,ns marty me-. containing 10 rooms,
~ ss' snd cold water, all H. GOOD order. Oen-
~ i..i sHp iecsted. Investment will lay 10 per
.Snt Parties wanting such properly please
eall on j. D. A. IN -,h styeet.
nls-et.eOd.t Nc. W. IN -'iS
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20
I90th Grand Monthly
EXTRAORDINARY QUARTERLY DRAWING

| In the Academy OF Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, December II, 1856.
Under the personal supervision and man
agement Of
GEN. O. T. BEAUREGARD, OF Louisiana
| and GEN. JUBAL A. EARLY, Of Virginia
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20
NoTIUE.
oYvIcE OF THE COUNTY TREASURER,

NOIIOE.
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY TREASURER,
NEW UAsTLE, DEL, Nov. 18th, 1885.
BY authority Of . resolution Of the Levy
Court of New Oastle County, !, Willism
Her bert, treasurer OF said county, was di.
rooted 70 advertise for q loan OF sl2, 900 1T .
per annum, the said loan being for aims.
house purposes and redeemable In install.
ments as follows, to wit sl0,oo0 Decent Der
LIST, 1912; $4,000 lie SENDER LIST, 1918.
Sealed proposals for all or any part Of said
loan Will be received BY the treasurer u 10
and including the 2sth day OF November. A.
ID 1886. The right 70 reject any or all bids
dit be deemed TO the interest OF the county
TO do SOY 10 hereby reserved.
WILLIAM HERBERT,
County Treasurer.
Address: New Castle, Del. nls-l2t
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20

NOR SAIE-4OOD WILL. STOCK
and fixtures II tho oyste: sand, wv.
corner fay Tor ard Poplar streets ms Is
an Old established pace for the oyster
trAde Reasons for quitting pusinese poor
sssl,h. For terms stpiy 70 JNO. 3. J Eff
Ferris. Taylor and Poplar streets NEST
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20

A TTEh lION,--ALL PERSONS DH
IA string purs drugs and chemicals, OF
Wishing their prescriptions or private 70
oeipts carefully compounded with pure ma
scrials should go 10 the drug store OF
Il. r. BRlNGHURST,
80 BIT NJ srkatstrs~t. Wtlmfng ton. Del
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20

nUBI4IO SALE-TO CLOSE AN ES-
TATE on the premises, No. Gil West
From street, between Jefferson and Madison
streets, Wilmington, lei.
a desirable manufacturing plant, with
good motive power, and accessible by rail
and water. The attention Of manu- facturers
is respectfully called TO this as rare oppor.
unity for investment Sale will take place
at O'Clock D. M, on TUESDAY, Nov. 23d,
1855. when terms Will be made known. Pos.
session March rs, 1887.
HAIRY CRAIG, Executor.
L. W. Stidham b Son, Auct's. n8- 12t
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20
CAPITAL PRIZE. Sl5O. 900.

"we do hereby certify that We supervise
the arrang ements for all the Monthly and
1uartcrly drawings Of The Loulsian state
lottery COMPANY, and In person manage
md control the drawings themselves, and
hat the same are conducted VITA honesty
fairness and In eood faith coward ali parties
and We authorize the company TO Use thu
certificate, with fac similes OF our signature
attached, In ats advertisements" E
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20
.4zz4z4@eezs:3
&sSs<
Oo0nlsolonoYOs,

We, the undersigned Banks and Bankers,
viii pay all Prizes drawn in The Louisiana
State Lotteries which may be presented e
our counters.
j. H. OGLESBY, Pres. LOufs1ana'
National Bank.
J. ~. KILBRETH, Pres. State ua.'
tfOnal Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. N. D. NaCl B'k
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20

NIOTIOE,-I HAVEJUST OPENED M
IN new Board and Livery Stable on Van.
Buren, street, between seventh and Eighth
streets. where shall DO pleased TO have my
friends call. Everything new. Telephone
call 877. JOSEPH MART1N. 'e22-tf
ID EST PRICE PAID FUR Alt KINDS
I'D OF se,oDd. hand clothing, watches,
clocks. revolvers. guns, sewing machines,
furniture and stoves, all OF which will be
sold by A J. OuNNOk, at 20 low rate 2iS
West Front street vii. Del. o1Su
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20

- white steer with large horns NEN8~
came to tho Webb farm, near V--N-
Siiverbrook, on the 2sth OF October. The
owner can have him on paying charges, etc,
nle 5td-1twt JAMES r. RATLEDGE.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20

WANTED.oAAs d !, he ee seli 9nSh hoei
smaIket street, Ninth ward. MI o.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20

7 .OST-A POCKET-BOOK CONTAIN.
- ing t32 In notes WAS lost on Monday Of
ternoon In Oranston & Newboid's coal yard
ut Newport, or on the road from there to
Brandywine Springs. A reward Of % will
be paid on tho same being left at this ONCE.
mis- 81 cost
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20

ITANTkD-yoAkpE; AT ,o M KIns
w hAMSBEndE 70. az as,ss
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20
JOHN P ALMOND &c.,.
Eighth and Market Streets,

Owing to a fortunate purchase
made before the recent, advance
in Foreign dried fruits, we are
to offer the following
goods at the lowest prices ever
asked for the same quality.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20

,NTED-A GIRL FOR DINING.
w rooin. at White Horse Hotel, seoend
,nd Tstnall steee's noeI ~
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20
WANTED.

RELIABLE PAkrY IT,
III Az Az a q God work n rse for bis keep this
.lO,.I' Apply 10 JOHN J: JE nnriais.
sla.s, and Poplar streets, city. hovls.ot
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20

,y.NTED-PUROaAsERs OF Uf'
w right and other Pisnos az tnc
W, nrioys, considering qualify, "
i ~ sUOBE, 800 W. 9th 1t. nlb'f
Daily Republican., 1886-11-20

,aNrEp-A WHITE GIRL ABOUT
W n years OF age for her eoALd s y.
ashes; good home; Address Il; r .; SIS
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-22
A STRANGE STORY.
A Deserted Mother Found by her Daughter
After Many Years, in the Insane Asylum.

A strange story was brought to light in con-
nection with q guardians report, fled in the
Circuit Court yesterday. Many years ago, Mrs.
Minnie Worth, Of this city, inherited s., $50 from
her father. Her husband, desiring to 60 South,
as trustee, for The wife, and left her.
She became insane, was separated from
her children and was placed in the county poor
asylum. The husband went to Kentucky and
married again, without having secured q divorce,
and went to live in Arkansas. where he has
since remained. In the meantime q daughter
OF the two grew up, was married t. a Mr.. Davis,
and Is now living ut No. 80 Valley street, in
this city. She did not know whore her mother
was, and was making constant efforts to find her.
Mrs. Worth was taken from the poor-house by
DR.. Moses Allen, then county commissioners, and
became for q time o house servant In his family.
She disappeared mysteriously one day, and he
was unable afterward to find her. She fell into
the hands Of the police, was taken to the station
house, an insanity inquest was held on her, and
she was sent to the Insane Hospital
under the name Of Mary Kinney. The
daughter, Mrs. Davis. unable to find her mother,
advertised a description OF her in the daily pa
pers, and offered a reward for information as to
her whereabouts. Finally, last fall the adver.
tisement was answered by a Mrs. Norwood. OF
Lafayette, who said one of her lady friends had
seen such q woman in the Insane Hospital.
Mrs. Davis visited the hospital two or three
Times in January last. and was at last rejoiced to
find her mother, who, from q robust
and strong woman. had now be-
como weak and emaciated She took
her to her home. In 1881 Major James r. Ross
was appointed guardian of Mrs. Worth, and has
since had charge Of her money, which was
turned over to him by Mr.. Stumph. 1t is said
that he never saw his ward during the term Of
his guardianship. Yesterday. in obedience to
the order Of Judge Ayres, he made a report of
the funds, charging himself with 4 per cent. in
terest on them, and asking 500 for his services.
Mrs. Worth, through her attorneys, took excep-
tons to parts Of the report, and the case is now
being considered by Judge Ayres.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-22
The Mystery of a Shot.

Several persons on Ohio street. near the Deni-
son Hotel, heard a pistol shot, and at the same
instant saw a man fall to the sidewalk yesterday
morning. He was recognized by two persons as
an East Washington street merchant, and was
accompanied by his wife, who was weeping at
the time Of the occurrence. He got up at once
and the two walked away. declining any help
from several persons who ran to him on seeing
him fall. Both declined to say anything about
the matter. The man had evidently not been
much hurt by the shot. as he was able to get
around last evening. The affair has excited a
good deal of curious comment, and is altogether
q very mysterious event.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-22
PETTIS, BASSETT & CO..
THE CITY In BRIEF.

The will Of DR.. Samuel Davis has been ad-
mit.ed to probate.
Henry G. Claffey and Martha F. Doffee have
been licensed to Mary.
Winfield Aldrich has secured q divorce from
Lizzie Aldrich on proof Of abandonment
The suit OF Fl. NJ. Nipple against the Indus
trial Lifs Association, for $4,000, was settled
yesterday by Judgment in favor of the defend
ant.
Smith Fl. Myers, receiver of William Scott s.
Co has fled a suit against Samuel N. Yoeman,
to revive a Judgment for S.. 060, taken against
the defendant in June. 1882, in satisfaction of q
contract.
Mrs. Lizzie Reynolds, who was reported in
yesterdays paper to have attempted suicide by
swallowing morphine, states that she took the
drug for severe headache with which she is fire.
quently troubled. The report of attempted sui
eide was started by a panicky neighbor.
Jack Bernard and James Carr, the men who
robbed the old woman, Mrs. Dsziah Baker, on
the l., e & w. train, night before last, have
been held over, as they cannot be prosecuted
ill Mrs. Bakers testimony is secured. The po-
ice will try to get her to stop as she returns to
Kansas.
A lot Of newsboys and bootblacks congregated
last night, in front Of o Washington-street res
taurant. and, becoming angry at the proprietor,
scattered a lot of oyster shells over the sidewalk
ard addressed him with insulting language.
They are in the habit OF doing things of this
kind, and there is a desire that the police look
after them.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-22

A. M. Cox, at a 1~argely-attended and enthusiastic
meeting Of the Republicans in that precinct,
held last night. was chosen to gil. the vacancy.
Among others, Joseph B. Healing. the Repub-
lican candidate for prosecuting attorney, were
present and addressed the meeting.
The candidates for nomination on the Demo
cratic Legislative ticket who have announced their
desires, including three or four who came out
yesterday, are Deputy Sheriff p. J. Ryan, Col.
J. B. Maynard, John Schley, j. w. Schmidt,
DR.. Mcdonald. Of New Augusta, Daniel Foley,
Ed F. Hart, Morris Donley, Captain McHugh,
M. ]. Farrell, Captain Kelly, James j. Walsh,
r. 0. johnson and w. +. A. Bernhamer.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-22
Compromise with a Thief.

Yesterday afternoon a stranger went into Fred
Lichtnauer's saloon, on Washington street, west
of the river, just as Lichtnauer had stepped out,
and took $45 from the drawer. Mrs. Lichtnauer
saw the theft and at once told her husband, who
gave pursuit and captured the thief. The patrol
wagon was summoned, but before it arrived the
man told Lichtnauer he would give the money
back if he would release him, to which LIGHT
nauer agreed. The money was handed over and
the thief allowed to go.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-22
Proposed Creation Of a New ONCE.

The committee appointed at the meeting of
citizens on Monday night to draw up an .ordi-
nance providing for the creation of the office of
building inspector. will meet in Mayor Denny's
Office, Friday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, for con-
sultation. Mr.. Denny, who is chairman of the
committee. thinks there is a statute authorizing
the creation of the Office by the city, and that
he city Is amply large for such an officer. In
Dther cities of equal size the Office is equal in
Importance to that Of the city engineer.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-22
Verdict Against q Hotel Proprietor.

Fred NJ. Jenkins, whose watch, chain and
money, to the amount Of $45, were stolen from
recently. while stopping at the Spencer
House, secured judgment, yesterday, in the Cir
cult Court. against John Faehr, proprietor of the
hotel, for 5000. Jenkins. while in the room,
heard some one come and 60 out, but did not
look to see who it was. Shortly afterward he
discovered that his property was gone. The
door was unlocked at the time.