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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-02
STEAMSHIPS.
STEAMSHIPS.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
~ PANf.
FOR NEW YORK.

Steamers leave Richmond EVERY III F.
DAY and FRIDAY az p.m.
Steamers leave New York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATU KDA \
at .. H.; arriving 1T Richmond MON DA 7 aud
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabif fare to New York Via James river
route including meals and BERTH. Is
ROund-trip tickets limited 20 thirty days
after date OF issue. .t.......t........,.t II a.
Steefage. with subsistence. ............... b q,
Steel age. without subsistence. ...,... 0 U'
Cabin fare via Chesapeake and OHIO rail
road. Fr.srsa ~ v
Cabin fare Via Richmond and Petersburg
FaliFOal s+s~ssts++++~+ts " "
Tickets can De obtained az \. w. CARRIERS
100 Main street Chesapeake and ohio and
Richmond and Petersburg depots, ana AT com
pany's Offices 1911 Main street. and wharf
Rockets.
Freis hts forwarded and through bills OF had
ing issued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until hour of sailing
Passengers leaving Richmond on MON
DAYs,TU ESDAYS,W EDNESD AYS,T TIL 4 RS
DAYS, and SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway ("ia Newport News)at s:iOa M
ana by Richmond and Petersburg railroad
(same day at 1919 am, Will make connection
at NORFOLK with steamer leaving thOs,
days.
GEORGE ". ALLEN d Co., Agents,
No. 1871 Main street, and
Ely l9-tf Company's Wharf, Rockets.
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND AND DANYiLLE SYSTEM.
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
no THE SOUTH.
PULLMAN SLEEPER- OF ALL NIGHT
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT JAN. 10. 1888.
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n.ny. tpalIy leEeept sundayl.
STOPPING PLACES.


Nos. 2, and u make no stops. No p stops
only ON signal at Manchester auJ Chester
No. IS stops only on signal az Chester, Contra
ia and Manchester. No. 10 stops on signal mt
all regular stations. No. b0 stops ON signal at
all regular stations. and also an Temple and
Port Walthal Nos. 81, g. 80. -, -. and %
will stop at al stations ijr passengers.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. IL ana - sicepuNcars be
tween New York and Tampa, la, (yia Jack
sonvilcl. % Trains Nos. Ia and -, sleeping
cars between Washington and Charleston. On
friiuNO. - sleeping cars between Ndsht.g-
ton and jacksonville. On Tram No, y. sleep
ing Gears between Jacksonville and New York.
On Trains Nos. - aud - sleeping cars be
tween Washington ana Townsville. On Trains
Nos. 10 and 6J sleeping cans between washing
ton and Wilmington.
Ia add ZION 10 The above
THE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL
Consisting OF VG,TIBULE PULLMAN oars
ONLY, leave Richmond, south bound, at I;23
nm aud arrive IN Petersburg at ; pm, daily.
Leave Peters Yurg, nOrih-b0und at t.3 AIN.
and arrive ut Richmond az AIN. daily.
Extra fare : charE on this train.
The ONLY ALL-RAILLINE TO NORFOLK
Richmond. .lo:5s am. Norfolk, rs pm.
Richmond 'd5 pia. Norfolk. 9..5 pm.
Norfolk, 'o.lO am. Richmond. ED pm.
Norfolk. f,:10p richmond. s.Js pm.
These trains also make CLOSE connections
for Farmyiue, LynchhGry nnt south
western points and AL station, uuthc Norfolk
and Western rl.lroan. except fbr lJD3 train.
PASSENGERS for pOiu's west 81 Petersburg
should take tAc 9.jj Is .in. tram in-trld:
x. Vi. SULLY,
superintendent.
T.. r. -. MYERS.
General superintendent
TN. EMERsoN. GcncrL Passenger Agent.
d I'HaI
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l.-CAPITAL.

I-CAPITAL.
subscribed stock Of such corporation
capital stock paid
Has
detailed statement OF ana what the
Lee ,upOnw no
Inlla1n huiu nIunnItp Lrrs lenl....
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RICHMOND, FREDERlCKSBURG Ant
POTOMAC.
THROUGH ALL-RAIL FAST-FRElGHI
LINE TO AND FROM BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK,
AND EASTERN AND
WESTERN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE HOU RS BETWEEb
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE
IN EACH DIRECTION.
Correspondinely quick timeto other points
Through bills OF laden issued al low rates.
c. 4. TAYLOR,
oD General Freight Agent.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
HoTBs.

The Athletica slugsed StemmtyeE in
yesterdays game.
Gleaxon, the "Philiiss" new pitcher,
is doing hct.er wotk In the box than
their old ones.
The Washington Club is playing
great bali.
Poor Brooklyn with their crack
pitcher ooulin't defeat Baltimore.
Won der Ahe has ths "boss team
What Ia the matter with Detroit?
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
The Delaware sehool of Ara.

O. 9. HAmmitt's Delaware School oi
AEt will have she annual exhibition al
Hammitt'a studio, In the Institute
Building. next month. The private
view and reception will be held on
Tuesday. May %, and the exhibition
will be opened TO the public on the fol
lowing day. Invited guests only will
be admitted to the private view and
dress reception, which will be given In
Institute Ball. Each member OF the
association is limited TO Ave tickets for
distribution snong their friends The
program will include some OF the best
instrumental and vocal talent In this
city and refreshments will be served.
The com mittse on eutertsinment COM
prisea A. B. Marks, chairman, the
Mleses Mamie Downing, Mary j,
Wbseler, Josis D. Fogg, H. L. Law.
renoe, O. 3. Frishmuth, A 8. Muhi.
hausen and Robert Baird. The reoep
tlon committee are CHARLES Frishmuth,
chairman, the Missss Mamie Downing
Joaie b. Fogg, Maggie Bonner, MARY
King, Sylvia Miller, Ella Hood. Berth.
Riley, Name IL Hsmmitt, Lille Har
ris Mary j. Wheeler and Mrs. d. b.
Bailey, IL. II. 6ohisk, Eugene Bsyns
Charles Dubell, Robert Baird, Atberi
Muhihausen, A. b. Marks and W. b
Butler.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
A $50, 900 W,noful.

A bright Irish lad 10 John Mooney,
aged II, who Ia ieAraIng black sm lthi ing
with George MoOopoEhy, of Rltten-
house street. Germantown. just NJ
present be Ia brighter than ever, for he
is the heir to about S20GOO lef. MIN By
his uuole, James Mooney, who recently
died in Australia. JoDn 10 considered
by his empioJe or to he very sn art ap.
prentice, and, Notwithstanding bis re-
csnt good fortune, hs declares his inten.
tion OF sticking at the trade. His
father and mother are dead, but be has
tnree sisters, ons Of whom iB In tue
United sts tes. and brother living In
Ireland. They receive like amount
with TN.
t.. .ood news was received through
an uncls OF the boy-Joha Doyle-liv.
log la Irishtown, thrifty subnrb o.
Germantown, who hsd reoalVed lattel
from parish priest iu Anstralia. JohT
will not obtain the money until he 10
comes OF Ege.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
Tho PstltdemAnKs Family.

Francis PetitdemsnRe came TO thii
country from France, and landed q
Castle Garden, New York, total stran
ger. He had the gooi fortune to meel
y genial gentleman, who Was Of the
same nationality, and one OF the found
ers Of the DUPONT Powder Works, OF
ths Brandy wine, who extended tn,
hand of'fellowship and gave him q 20
sition In tseir then comparatively small
works. Mr.. p. proved himself . good
and trusty workman, and being one o.
those thrifty Frencnmen he laid By
money every year until he was able tc
draw bis check for goodly sum. Ht
then purchased farm and left the
powder yard to engage In agriculture
THIS large and thrifty families which
bear the name OF Petitdsmauge, on the
BraDdywine, are defendants Of he who
came hero some seventy years aRo to
make fortune In our great and pros
ptroui country. .--.-.--.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
Republicans Aroused

The Seventh ward Republicans will
hold mestinR thiB evsnips in room
NO. /, Institute building, and full at
tendance is requested, as # is the in,en.
ticn to orgAniza O campaign club. A
msetipg was held Mt Bnllook's offios
last evening, at which this war1 Was d 1
vided into IWc districts, with jackson
street Is tho boundary line. Iuspector1
and clerks wers elected as follows
Firet dtstriot-Inspeo otnr, William Me-
Bride; clerk, Willard I. Totl; place OF
voting, Logan Houss. Second district
-Iuspector, James BcKeivoy; clerk,
James l. PiIbeam; polling place, Tenth
and TAtnAll streets.
On Thursday evening tho Republl
cans of the Sixth ward will bold q
meeting In room No. l, Iustituts build
Ing, for the transaction OF important
business
The vics presidents Of the R ipu hlIoar
City Com mittee will ho'd d meeting nj
the pArty's headquarters Ia t1s Iasti
tute building, at 8 o'cloak TO mo.roa
night.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
labor n otas

DEADLOCK, Pa, April 24.-The Edgar
Thorn son Steel Works resumed opera
tions yes, erday, several hundred non
union men going to work. The employ.
ment of Pinkerton men is denounced by
the strikers The guards are distributed
throughout the works. During the morn
ing train load of HungArians arrived
from Pittsburg and were put to work In
the mill.
Nav YORK, April 24.-At meeting
OF the locked out brewers yesterday the
reports read stated that the boycott on
"p ol' beer is extending, and that the
sale IL decreasing The boss brewers say
they are not at all alarmed; that all the
non pool brewers in the United States
cannot supply the demand of New York
city alone. The great majority of those
who wish to sell beer at all, they say
must seel pool'' beer
CHICAGO, Ills, April 24.-Eearly al
the b IS bakers In Chicago yesterday
agreed TO recognize the employees union
and the strike was practically ended.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
Jenks' Dream

jerks had queer dream the other
night. He thought be uAw piizs
lighters ring, and In tho mIdd o of Il
stood doughty little champion who
met and deliberately knocked oVor, ono
by one, score or more OF big, butly
looking follows, ns they advanced to
the attack, Giants as they we're In
size, the valiant piGmy proved more
than y metch Tor them. 1t was all SO
fnnny that jerks woke up laughins.
ie aooounts for the dream by the fac,
that he had just come to tho conolusion,
alter Try lug nearly every hiG, drattic
pill on the market, that P!grre's tiny
Puraative Psllets e4sily nknoeked ont
and beat all the rest hollo~l II
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
Installation of onsoers.

Grand Master John NJ. Whitford an
nounces the following dates for the In
stallstion Of officers OF the severa
lod ges, I. o. o v, of this distrlct.
Tuesday. Apsil oath, Eagle, No. 80
Henry CLAY.
Wednesday,, April 2b.h, Patriot
Henry, No. IL, DslawAre City.
Friday, April 27sh. Columbia, No. .98
Wilmlnstoa.
Saturday, April 2sth. Brandy wine
No. 10, Henry CLAY, and Ffiendship
No. "a, Hooksssin.
Monday, Apr! 3o.h, Washington, No
s, New Cattle.
Tuesday. May 1ss. Asylum, No. %
Wilmington.
Wednesday. May Al. Hope, No. 2t
Wiimington.
Thursdsy. May Sd, Jefferson, No. 2
and Esss, No. "a, wilm ington.
Friday, May 4.h, Fairfax, No. 8. vii
mineton.
esiursAy, May 9Th. Mechanics, No
4. Wilmipet and 6.ar OF Bethel, No
10, Grubb'a Corner.
Monday. May 7th, Delaware, No. l
and Hsrmann. No. 20, Wilmington.
Tuesday, May 9Th, National, No. 50
St. Georges.
Wednesday, May 9th, Naomi, d. o
Z No. 3, Wilmington.
Thursday, May 10Th, Oriental, No. IL
Newark. -
Saturday. May s9sh, osntrevillo, No
81, Oentreville.
Edwin @ Moore, p q. NJ, assisted
by officers of she Grand Lodge, will per
form the installation ceremony at Bran
dywins Lodge 90 April 28th, and HvAr
M. Fowler, ID. g. NJ, ut Mechanics
Lodge on May 9th.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
He sto,s tho Rent.

Yesterday afternoon little ooiored
hoy made bis appearance over Market
street bridge, near the causewAy, and
became quite familiar with some men
who were working in the vicinity. He
seemed TO be we'll supplied with cigar.
ettes. which he handed ont TO the men, /,
aud Also invited them TO have q drink
from q bottle which he had In his
pocket One Of the msn inquired where
he obtained the money to buy these
thiugs, when the boy replied that he rs
ceived IS so o month for attending 30 me
cowa. and had just been paid. After
spending some time with the men he
went on o lot q shors distance of and
commenced to plhy, when nm aged
oolorsd man. almost ont Of breath, aP-
preached the men and made inquiry
about the boy. He informed them that
instead OF his earning the money by OF.
tending COWS, he hal stolen his grand
mothers rent money. Upon the be ,
being rolnttd out 10 him he started IL
pursuit, but the lit,ie fellow seeing him
coming made tracks, and It is AcRI oely
probable he has caught him yet.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
BLACK SILKS.

A nice Black Gros Grain Silk
for 7sc. a yard. An extra.
heavy, pure dye silk, wear guar.
anteed, only Stoo; il is without
doubt the best silk for the
N oney in the market. A better
silk We are selling at Stag a
yard, guaranteed cheaper and
better goods .than ever shown
for the money. A beautiful
line of FAille Franchise, Moire,
Surah and Rhadames Silks at
the lowest market prices. Our
experience the last few weeks
has taught us that low prices
and reliable goods bring crowds
of people TO our store, and we
mean to continue.
The great success of the dav
is our Muslin Underwear De
partment; it is crowded all day.
We offer this week one lot Of
Ladies Muslin Skirts, wl,n q
inch embroidered ruffle. FIVE
tucks above at 6oc. each. One
lot of Ladies Chemise, en-
broidered yoke, only 49,, e.ch
worth fully 75c. We hive but
20 dozen OF them, and at the
price will no last long.
Our Coat and Wrap Depart
ment is doing a rushing bust
ness. Our suoce ess SO far this
season has exceeded our mo t
sanguine expectations. The
daily addition to our displly
from our work rooms have lit
orally eclipsed the style and
tastefulness OF all our former ef.
frs.
Garments of all kinds to Or
der at short notice.
Ribbons are boo ming with us.
Our enormous stock will COZ
vince you that we are Ribbon
headquarters,
Grand and most complete is
our enormous stock Of Parasols.
Coaching Sun shades, and Um-
brellas For facts, get the re.
markable low prices at which
we sell them.
Continuation Of the sale of
our egant soc. Kid Gloves. A
new invoice has just been re.
ceived. Elegant line of Li.le
and silk Gloves at astonishing
ly low prices. Bargains through
out our entire establishment.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
Annual Conference.

Tomorrow morning the seventy sixth
annual conference Of tbs Union Amerl.
can M. Il churches of Delaware, part
OF Pennsylvania ana Msrylsnd Will
olmmenoa itl Beaslons In the U. A M.
Church. on French street near
Twelfth. Bishop Willlams Of this CITY
will preside, assisted by the Rev. Solo.
mon W. HutohlBeou OF New Haven,
and 1t Is expected there will ho hbout
htty delegates pr0>ent. The conferen ca
will probably replain In sssslon until
next Monday. -
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
tWIndLed py ) uolored stranger.

HoLhEsBuRG, April 23 "A we'll.
dreessd eoloted man, giving his name
~ Harry Jone,, visitor Aun,e Handy,
eolored, llVing At 326 West Hanover
street, Trenton, n. j., to day. jones
became acquAintad with Annie's mother
in Washinkton, aud through her found
Annie's Ad dress in Trenton. Joues told
Annie that her brother, whom she has
not seen for hfleen yesre, had been ar
rested fer pocket picking at Holmea,
burg, and demanded q sum Of money
for his release After he had gone
Annie surmiGed that he might bo o
fraud and took the next train after him.
She overlook him at HolmesharR juno.
tiAn. He did his most TO evads her,
but by threats aud calls for help Jone,
refunded her money and departed fol
PHILADELPHIA.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
pault SIC. marie in Danger

WINRPEG. Manitoba, April "a
James Van Rensselaer, says his grand
father owned tho land on which the
toWn OF Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, IL
built. He died iptesiAte, leaving two
heirs, a son and the mother OF Van
R,nst elasr. The son % d he land with
cat administering & the estate, and gave
titeG IN his own name to properly In
which he oply had half interest. Van
RsaBseiatr now claims his share Of III,
properly, amounting TO half tbs town
nod has started for 5Sult Bto. Marie Il
prosecute his CLAIM.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
Ouesr FIss and starts

The Ats and stAtts-usiug these words
in their literal meaning--of the nervous
people oiten strike tho behoider rs Ia
dicrous. The nerves Of bearluR OF such
unfortunates are painfully acute. and
impinged by abrupt, unexpected
noises, lead them sometimes TO perform
Antios worthy OF . jumplns-jack. At
the root of nefvousness, In most in
stances, is non assimilation OF the food,
and consequently innutrition Of the
nerves As OF the other tissues OF the
body. This prolonged In, OF course,
productive Of serions nervous disease.
The remedy Ia Hostester's Stomach Bit
terra, that invleorats the stomach and
ebAbles 1t TO perform it's functions
properly. Soon after commencing q
course OF 1t, 1t will be found that the
nerves grow mora tranquil by day,
nightly Teposa becomes lesB interrupted
and sppstits more vigorous aud satisfy.
Ing. Those are tue initial indications,
followed by the complsts restoration OF
nervous vigor. The Bltters also cure
fever and Ague, liver complaint and
constipation.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
Partially Parali .na

William G. HumphrleR, who resided
near HArs's Corner, New uastle Hun
dred, WAS attacked with paralysis In
January last, when he was taken to the
residence OF his soa.in.lAw, Philadel.
phiA, for treatment. For nearly three
months he was confined to his room,
but bic system finally rallied and he
commenced getting better. until Satur.
day lasI ne WAS nble to visit our city.
He is bricklay or by trade. and 1t may
bs possible that he will som become
able to do small jobs, but for the present
he 10 on the invalid llht He was q
soldier during the REBELLION, and made
an application soma months ago fot \
pension and be cannot understand why
is has not been granted.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
spse,., lasH.asn.
New wan l'mper Store .


The undersigned having opened the
store 300 West Second street with full
line OF wall paper and window shades
We are prepared to do work NJ short
notice. We would solicit call from,
our friends and tho public. We en'
ploy frst-class workmen and guarantees
satisfaotion. q. w. Evans b Co., 2oe
West Second street.
ns FACE
that everybody ought 20 know tkst A.
Sergeant gives 92l0 lbs. Of the pest, we'll.
cleaned coal In every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hieory hndllng wood In large
loads. Lime for whitewashing. Yard,
foot of Monroe street. Central office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue sign. 0pening In ths evening.
Tho Great Eye Remedy
Is DIR. 6imms' Eye Cure. Infiamed sore
and red eyes, or rad eyelids, weak and
detective syesight from any cause are
nicely relieved and quickly cured.
Supplied in IS aud 90 osnt bottles, the
prescription OF DIR. Bimms b Son, 4th
and King 6ts., Wilmington, Del
In New 0uartsrss
81. II. Bourbon g. Bro, manufacturers
Of the celebrated b. b. B, cigars, have
removed to their new store, No. 2l0
West Second street. Give them call.
Rou Oan 90
into Fri L. Barton's watch olub, ct az
Hast Seventh street, for auy prfood
watch you wish or for chain, ring, 60.
A few more Of those beautiful dollar
chronos given away with every pound
OF tobacco, at only thirty cents . pound.
Chapman, Seventh and Orange ssreet5,
Wilmington, Del.
Bush's, French street wharf is the place
to buy your coal.
Table boArdsrs, 80 80 per week at sl2
Market street.
Thompson's sure cure sor bone spawn
612 Tatnnll street..
Ask for Youths Smoking Tobacco.
Jos. Wallace, 60T Pine street.
Best bread and onkes In the city at
Walton's. Seventh and Tatnbll.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
LiChtenstein G. Hart,
226 Market Street.

New spring goods received
daily. We put on our counters
to-day a ne v line OF Cashmeres,
all the spring shades, 80. incHes
wide, only IS cents a yard. 4 A
new Henrietta Cloth in street
and evening shades. all. Wool,
SO inches wide, only 50 CENTS a
yard. A complete line Of ALI
wool Albatross Cloth at so
cents a yard in all the new
colorings Sebistopol Cloths,
a new fabric,just out, only Toe,
all new colorings. All-wool
Henrietta Cloths, all the new
shades. price 75c. a yard. ALI
wool Henriettas 40 inches wide,
only $500 a yard.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
BASE Bail.

Games yesterday:
Az NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Il
Boston, .
AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; 10; Chi.
cage, IL. ...-
AT Observation-Disclosures, /; New
YORK., l. ia tRntnas
At Pittsbura-Pittsburg, 10; Detroit,
g.
At Philadelphia-Athleiic 2s; Cleve-
land, Z.
At BAltimors-Bal.imore, II; Brook
lyn. s.
At 81 Louis-St. Louis, 9; Oincin.
natl,
At Kansas Cisy--Ksnsas City, 10;
Louisville, ia
The Young Volunteer base ball nine,
OF this city, were Lefested by the Light
Feet on Saturday lasb and will play
them on Saturday, 2Sth inst, for thslr
nAmep.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
knights OF the Golden Eagle.

All brother Sir Knights ara most oor-
daily invited to participate with Phlla.
delphlA Castle, No 0, K. g. r., on their
visit to OfoSs and Grown CASTLE, No. 20,
OF New jersey, on next TharsdAy even
ing. tho 26th inst, to meet at p, w. &
B. r r. Depot, at O'Clock, and II Ia
earnestly hoped that as many Sir
Knights go as possible, as We can as.
sure them that they Will have good
time. A committee will meet us al
Broad direct station, PAiladelphiA.
Yours truly, COMMITTEE.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
Killed - Hossheaa OF BATS.

LONG BRANCH, April 33 ID. D.
Hjtbets, az eccentric aud wealthy
bachelor, now treasurer of Monmouth
Park Racing Assooiatioa, lives ut
HSlmdel on an estate of over one
thousand sores. For yeara his residence
and stables have been iufssted With
rats. They have undermined several
expensive granaries and the elegant
nRus sion is now In danger. Mr. With.
ers steadily refused 10 permit his em-
ploS ss to mako raid on the army of
sodsnts until yesterday, when, while
superintepoing tho removal of stacks
of grain, the frightened crestures were
brought out OF their winter quarters In
alarming numbsrs Tho areat horee-
man then ordered all his mon and his
twenty seven dogs to begin bsttle. The
| rtdule wss amazing. Over o hogshead
Of rats were killed. ybs ds;naRe done
By tdem Is estimated at S5 600.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
he snot nis COW.

A Pottstown, Pa, man bought COW
recently and on bringing her home got
mad because his wtfo did NOT like the
animal. Then he loaded up his gun
and shot the COW dead, skinned her and
sold she hide. took the money and got
on . drunk. The meat OF the COW he
left In the field where she was slain,
and the Rungarians took 1t and cut IL
up and Ealted 1t down. This 10 said to
be the same man who was arrrested
some time ago, aud when the officers
clSpped him In the lookup, gave his
name 40 John L. Sullivan.