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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-01-19

TAs Govssaots pspelanaatse 1xmsH sdnser
de- fhe Oh Of Eshruary, - AreR BY - .
sach Usousnns be- received inc1oassd atsnsien
wsSsssns - tAieAr lese w1nss masssd ~
. nors ssssa6l oasd sance shaa my before. To
Al1r. Day aneivsensy ok1sss plsntiss b . en-
to- xh,cA 80 d. = my spprsvs IL ~
ddA. md tAoagh the ant ssw ysan afs~ IL In
stituiioa may show small results these will con
siantly enlarge. The places Of planting viii be
more numerous, the number OF trees planted
greatly multiplied. and the earlier planted viii
have grown TO sire; and % In the future, be-
yosd Tho Me Il sny now living. the children d
generations 70 come may rent IN tbs shade Of
the leaty monuments Of the administration that
instituted Arbor Day in Florida Plant fruit
trees iyou will, including nut bearers-slow to
bear and long Lived. that children of the chill.
dren who plant may eat OF the product. We
suspect that with the children Arbor Day is the
-gladdest day" Of all the school year.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-01-19
The Fire At Feraamdina.
FernandinA Mirrorl

At $50 Wednesday evening an alarm or fire
was sounded. Looking toward the south, the
sky was illuminated by the lurid flames leaping
from the machine shops Of thief. R. & N. Co.,
situated about half . mile from the city limits.
The highly combustible nature of the buildings
made their destruction inevitable, and in short
time he valuable machinery, tools, ETC., contain
ed intthem were totally destroyed, including
two coaches, caboose, and engines Nos. IA and
"a The latter had just been thoroughly over
hauled and were ready to be placed on the
road.
The origin of the fire is unknown, but is sup,
posed to have been the work of an incendiary .
The loss to the company is between $40, 900
and $50, 1000. partially covered by insurance.
Several of the employees lost all their valuable
tools, which will prove quite a drawback
Among these were: W. D. Ballantyne $75 W.
C. Beal, $15o; Frank Hernandez SIS; James
A Yniestra, $75 James Weeks, 500. Several
Others whose names we did not ascertain, lost
from SIS TO $50.
It's not known when the shops will be rebuilt
but requstion has been ordered for new ma
chinery and tools, and the work Of repairing
will be carried on at Tallahassee for the present.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-01-19
ARDoR DAY PROCLAMATION.
0rAHn or TLoRrDA,
ExDcUf1vn DEPARTMENT.

6xAxM o. 4I0NAOA,
ExDCU11vD DEPARTMENT.
10 ~ Rspss q EIssids:
Again The time having come for designating
Q day for Tree Planting and beautifying our
Public 0rounds, and for such instructions and
ceremonies n our Public Schools - viii tend
to impress the minds OF the pupils With the i'm
portance Of the subject, EDWARD A PERRY.
Governor of the State Of Florida, greatly encour-
aged by the past do hereby ct apart WEDNHs-
DAT, fm EIeHTH DAY OF FKBRUARY, a. Ar
Dor DAY for the year 1883. again especially
recommend Ito appropriate observance In our
Public Schools, and urge such after care Of the
plantings a. will make the labors Of the day q
blessing TO the future - well as . benefit 70 the
present
In THsrrnoHY WHEREOF, have hereunto set
my hand, and have caused the Great
Bcal Of the State Of Florida TO be
affixed hereunto. Done at the Capt.
f.. 81 tai, this the seventeenth day Of Janua.
IVA. D. 1888, and Of the Independence
OF the United States the one hundred
and twelfth year.
E. A. PERRY.
BY the 0evernor-Attest
JOHN L. CRAWFORD. Secretary OF State.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-01-19

8s
1t was stroke of enterprise in new line for
the Florida Southern Railway to induce the no.
ted oarsmen John Teemer. John Mckay and Al.
Hamm to come to Florida this winter and ex-
hibit their athletic skill upon our waters while
those on which they usually row are covered
with ice. The company give the scullers prize
of 81 900 and they will pull two races, the first
to be about the 4th of February. on Charlotte
Harbor, at the terminus Of the road, and the
other few days later, on Lake Weir. While in
the State they may be induced to show at other
places, and in future years adopts in fair and
manly sports when ruled out by Northern
weather may make Florida their winter field of
proves. The headquarters of the scullers will
be at Hotel Conant, and they will do their prac-
tice work on Lake Weir
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-01-19

An extra from the Office Of the Pensacola Ad-
oance- Gazette last Saturday announced the graft
flying fact that General Stephen A. Moreno had
been appointed Collector OF Customs for the
port Of Pensacola On Monday tho appointment
was sent into the Senate for confirmation.
There is no man better qualified than he is by
all the conditions Of integrity, ability and ac-
quirements-and peculiar fitness for the duties
OF the Office of collector
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-01-19

The wires yesterday brought the intelli-
gence OF an awful calamity In the Northwest.
A blizzard swept over the country on tho 18th
and 10th, and reduced the temperature below
the point of human endurance during even brief
exposure. Children persisted on their way from
school and strong men were among the victims
OF the pitiless cold. The number of dead re-
ported was 159 in Wisconsin and Minnesota, and
many more will doubtless be added to the list.
The thermometer indicated 90 degrees below
Zero We Of the South cannot be sufficiently
grateful that our lots are cast in the pleasant
places we inhabit
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-01-19

"A through line of railroad 10 Florida from
the North, East and West via Birmingham and
Columbus, the Troy (Als) Assasagr says 10 now
one OF the pet schemes Of the Central system
and Il built. will be much shorter route than
via Montgomery and Albany. 1t should mol,
the Aesssn0sr thinks, prove stumbling block In
the path of the Alabama Midland, a. 1t Is q well.
known fact that General Alexander has moved
Oil the powers possible to foil Col Voolfolk and
bis associates In this worthy and much needed
enterprise Even should the Central succeed IN
building its line. the Midland would still be "A
great necessity % eveE.-6aranxsaA Nc,cs
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-01-19

OFFICR OF THE

OFFICE OF THE
FLORIDA ELABORATION ASSOCIATION,
JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 13. 1888
Again We wish to call the attention OF the citi-
xsus of our State to the importance of being rep
resented in some way at the Bureau of Informa-
ton in the Sub-Tropical We want reliable
printed matter descriptive Of every locality. and
those who have not yet forwarded pamphlets,
maps or circulars describing their interests. are
urgently requested to do 30 without further de-
lay Let every locality send something that will
represent its advantages and resources.
Yours truly, E. B. VANDEAEN,
General Agent.
Papers throughout the State will please copy
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-01-19

To the Members Of the Florida Press ASSOCIATION ::
Believing that an exigency has arrived that
demands q meeting of the Florida Press Asso-
citation at the earliest possible date also DEEM
ing it both expedient and just that we should
consider the ridiculous action of the late Legisa-
ture in establishing the "so-called" legal rates
for the publication of the various tax sales of the
State and that our interest and self respect alike
demand that we adopt some means to protect
ourselves and secure just compensation;
Now, therefore, under and BY virtue of the au-
thsrity vested in the executive committee. l
hereby call meeting of the Association in Jack
sonville on Wednesday, the 25th inst. at 8 P. NJ.
JNo. B. JOHNSTON,
Chairman Executive Committee Florida Press
Association
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-01-19

In An article in our last issue We construed
the word line in the law regulating tax sale
advertising 10 be . line Of the double column
measure in which the advertisement must be
printed. This made the compensation per line
of single column width for each publication but
one cent and q quarter. Comptroller Barnes
conssrues the law differently and more justly,
and we lean that the Trainer of the act intended
such construction. 1t was intended that the
word line should indicate q fixed quantity,
that is the space Of q column width, newspaper
line" proper, as the basis Of measurement OF
the advertisement. Therefore the rate that will
be allowed the publisher is two and half cents
per line for each publication In the following
circular issued yesterday from the Comptroler's
office the subject is included:
CoMPrRoILKR's OFFrCE,
Irv
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-01-19
C'OAPTROLLER6 OFFTCE,
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, January 18, 1883.
Tm MuctM


STB: In some instances the Tax Sale notices
have not. heretofore, included the full amount OF
costs for which the land is subject when adver-
tised for unpaid taxes Under the head Of
Amount OF Taxes and Costs" in the form Of
advertisement prescribed by the statute (Sec. Al,
Revenue Acts) there must be included, in the
amount due on each separate parcel Of land, the
per cent commissions and IS cents for certifi-
cate OF sale, allowed the Collector, and the
cost ofpublshing, which is 10 cents q line for
four insertions The word "lne" means line of
ordinary newspaper column. If the notice is set
in double column 1t will be counted as two lines,
or 20 cents for double column lines for the four
insertions. W. D. BARNES,
Comptroller
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-01-19

Tuesday night q crowded conprep.,;,
sembled at ST. Johns Episcopal Church Rs.
Weed preached an eloquen, sermon, and 49,.
istered the Rite of Confirmation to a cl,,. ors-
young persons.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-01-19

In recent issue We referred to the crafty.
ing statement of the railway earnings of the
Florida Railway 8 Navigation Company for
the frstt weeks in December, and we hoped
that Il was An indication that the business OF
the read would b augmented TO such a degree
a. 70 compensate the road for the reduction in
rates on ito passenger and freight tariHs We
learn With regret that this favorable state Of
Affairs Was only temporary. and that In fact the
earnings OF the road have steadily decreased up
70 this sime ha wing fallen of 5000 during the
'ast week In December. Fwnandjna Airur.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-01-19

-fhe Thomasviils Tysss b now Issued daily.
and b Of courss, able and interesting for Colonel
John Triplett b editor. The'proprissors are
Aeasra Nipsest d Barr. Win q B. lDaras busl-
nsss maaager. eubscriptiea pttcs ebo0 . year,
and there should b many ubscfibers In ITALIA.
hassee when the railroad b 6nished. .4c,s
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-01-19

Regulate the Regulator with Warmers Log
Cabin HArsaparilla- Manufactured by proprie-
tors of Warmers 6afe Cure. Largest bottle In
the market. All Druggists sellit.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-01-19

prevents some doctors from advertising Their
skill, but we are bound by no such conventional
rules and think that if we make discovery tina!
Is OF benefit to our fellows, we ought 10 spread
the fact to the whole land. Therefore We cause
to be published throughout the land the fact thai
DR.. Pierce's "Golden Medical Discovery Is Inc
best known remedy for consumption (scrofuls Oh
the lungs) and kindred diseases. Send 10 cents
in stamps for Dr. Pierce's complete treatise on
consumption, with unsurpassed means oil sen
treatment. Address, Worlds Dispensary Mea
cal Association, 682 Main Street, Buffalo, N. L.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-01-19

The Chattanooga CHILL Pisws !,
Are giving satisfaction all over the country. IAN
and secure one, at
40-2t SAXON o0~
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-01-19

Hon. ]. F. Mcclellan, of Pensacols. judge"
the FIRST Judicial Circuit, was welcome vis''0'
at the FLoRIDIAN sanctum yesterday.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-01-19

-Tsllahaasee sajoyed Just enough Of the
blizsArd 70 know she 70 beyond the blizzard line.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-01-19

born facts which cannot lie. Here they have it
before their eyes, and seeing IL believing
Ny friends, I did not intend to cay much and
do not now intend to, but Icannot bat once
behalf other people, thank the originators and
the workers who have brought this enterprise to
this degree Of perfection, and especially thank
them because they have asked me to dedicate
this work TO the whole State OF Florida ZAP
plause.
30. my friends from diaeren. sections, those
from the East, those from South Florida, that
ID peculiarly lifted to I'LL this hall with her pro-
ducts, from West and from Middle Florida, let
u appreciate the fact that this IL no Jacksonville
enterprise alone. This Is Florida enterprise,
for Today make II Florida enterprise BY vir.
tue Of the authority which it, directors have Given
me. am instructed to dedicate this building 10
the advancement and progre: Of Florida Lot
US expect from you, then, my friends from other
sections, that cooperation which will make this
q grand success. You have II In yonr power 70
make the Exposition worthy OF the State, % II
now promises to be. May We not rely upon
your efforts?
Now, my friends, without saying more, l &C.
cept this ONCE that you have conferred upon me,
and it il with pleasure that dedicate this work
which has sprung up from nothing. dedicate
1t to the advancement and progress Of the
whole State OF Florida. [Applause1 bespeak
that you, Floridians, wherever your homes may
be, viii give this enterprise that cooperation
which will make this glorious success. TINT We
may say to those visitors who come 70 look at
our products that there b no exaggeration when
we tell you The advantages Of our beloved State.
Once more, with many thanks, accept on be-
half Of the 6tate, this great werk, and dedicate
It to the Stats, 70 her progress and sdvaucement.
(Applause.l 90 n.y.. -!s
Secretary Forbes then announced The Expo
sition formally opened, and tho boemisg ofcan-
non announced The hcst throughoatt the oity.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-01-19

Papers throughout the State will please CO
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

As a J. Esa@ll as Estazssc tsez. cnl-
e4Es9.
Mr. cels II wssiaaa. waa u - cay
yesterday
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49, E11s Ksen tskss part a tss sal~f
AiaasaS a. tAs eails zs1ofi2i en1se1 20
n.xnL
kr ssd Ms. " craas. o. ths Irving
saa Ma. cFsnss 4stseE. fss1Fnsd @saas
from Chicago i4ss a-<aL
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s.sst Of Pr8si1sace, z i. s5e f.aliins
tasir socle r. AaE1s<soB. 81 40 Bal
cl4s-sg
raomas Fn4nt. ths -sl-kno-n iumnsr-
man 2ad klss Aillls y Arn0ld ssfe ul4f-
red "a >andss a. tse hoals 81 tes sfsds
psss1ss 10 Nzresiigs.
Mrs.. Hart and three daughters s1a III
- y ard hzrt al OF hes Orleans. - b
a4s. sssn spSndisk the ~ a4usr a. espri u
Lsks. ara a. ne Wsrwicx. fhsy rAl re
lusla la tkis city until DecsnosF ].
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

The leaning article 10 the October Como.
poli,aH Is 8 rscy review OF oar National
Game by John u. Ward, the popular
short-stop Of the New York Base Ball Club.
This articls = finely illustrated by photo
grsphic views Of various leading PLAYERS
isksn from life while in action. together
with g-orps views Of ball grounds. etc. Mr.
Ward is best competent TO speak on tsis all
absorbing theme because he combines the
skill Of al expert player With the refine
msnt and literary habits Of a gentleman.
n. briefly reviews the development OF base
ball strengthening his argument against
Prof Proctor aud other Eaxiish authorities
that It Is purely an American game, be re-
cites The articles o. the "Nsti0nsl Agree
ment" upon which al the rules of bail
PLAYING are based. about which few have
any sccuyate knowledge. and then gives =
running comment pointed By many anec-
dote.. upou the inner life Of professional
bsil player.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

a large Amsant of Busine. Done in the
Courts Yssterdsy.

SCrEEloR.-AbOie w Ocd vs. joseph W OOd.
divorce; order to snow cause, argued sup
elemental order 10 De entered. Edwin
Locke vs.. Priestlsy Express Wagon &
Sleigh Company, ordered that additional
secarity for costs be iled with the Clerk
within thirty days. The People vs.. VIM.
Robinson. ROBBERY, on trial; verdict OF not
gully.
PRoBArE-Estate OF Amy z. White. de-
ceased; petition for hearing claims Med
bearing April /. Estate of Sarah r. Plhard,
deceased, order granting license to sell real
estate. Estats Of Lsmmert kemlnk. de-
ceased: order allowing claims and decree for
payment. Estate of David Forrest de-
ceased; order appointing Robert c. Forrest,
Administrator. bond fled and letters issued;
order for hearing claims by court April l..
Estate OF Alma J. Page deceased, petition
for appointment of an administration fled
hearing October -. Estate Of SKIN Msnley.
deceased, order allowing claims and decree
for payment OF debts. Estate of Valentine
Grover, deceased: order allowing claims and
decree for payment of debts.
CIRcur-Root ALLIES vs. Geo. w Lemon,
trespass on the case; order that plaintiff hle
security for costs IN the sum OF 500. John
Salter vs. Joseph Herman, trsspaSs on ths
case; order that plaintiff have until the first
DAY Of next term 10 file security for costs.
Mary Hsipey. BY her next friend. J. A.
Fairfield. vs.. ID. l.. Reynolds, trespass on
the case. order that plaintiff file security for
costs VIM Hodson VS.. Alexander Mat
thsvs. gsrnishment; order that II. 2. Yale.
| Justics Of the Peace. make further return
! showing partial disclosure of defendant as
! garnishse of j. h. Martin. A. l.. Hatch. ct
al, vs.. Geo. ID. Miles. trespass on the case;
motion to strike plea from the files. argued
and submitted. Esther Anger vs.. JAS. L.
Anger. divorce; order that defendant pay
| TO clerk within sixty days, solicitors fee OF
IS within ninety days. SIS for expenses,
| and "a por week for support, payable from
| this data weekly. Chss. Z. Howell.
Of a., vs. Barney Van Patten, as
sumpsit; continued without costs. In
/ the mattsr Of the estate of Sarah
Fox, deceased. appeal of VIM. II. Van
Lsnvsn. guardian OF Leonsrd Fox, appeal
from Probate Court; orusrsd that Register
/ of Probate Court fls amended return with
| ia ten days. l. N. Weston VS.. s. l.. Monroe
ct a.. ejectment order granting new trial
\ upon payment Of costs OF former trial
Roman kuckcinski and Ransom J. Vor der
Sears. admitted 10 citizenship. Balista 7.
! Snyder vs. Simeon A. Snyder, assumpsit;
order that plaintiff have leave to tile
amended declaration, and that defendant
have leave 70 ulesd demurrer within ten
days. The Woclsy Magnetic Engine Com
psny 70. J. ". BoyntOn, ass umpsit, con-
tinusd on usual terms.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

TIE Badges for the members ~ toe con-
uittees appointed for the Blaine reception
Rave been printed. Ths badge which will
be presented 70 Mr.. Blaine is q bssuufal
rsd satin With hssvy gold fringe, lettsr.d a.
follows "Our Guest-Jsnes q. Blaine
g ard Rapids kich.-oet. : lsss Pro
tsrfics
Ia. badges Of TIE Reception Con- rittse
vii - -er1sd. Reception Con mistes TO
lame. G. Blaine. General Adam King aad
Hon. Charles z. NoTcs
n. Kent county Republican Com M tee
-iIl ~ssr bsdxes printed sn vhiis satin the
Congressional Corr mites 49, - hlue
sud he MsrshsHs bsdgs vii % yeiiow.
trimmed rith silver fringe
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02
IL rHE HoTVSDAS

?. 5. ORsaFks, Of FL Wsyss, 8 at the
Aort0a.
Ell Gray. sshsridan business man, Is
AZ Sweets
J. l.. Graham. Of 6fesaville, is stop ping
a. tbs Exxls.
Ifa " H.2iltoa Of Portland. Ne, Is
stopg4az a. sSssts-
Rsv. T. W. spaaswick and vie, OF Rock
tocd. are a. the Eagle.
Rev W. r. Beal and wife, Of 4psil anti,
are guests Al the Eag.s.
o. L. Giszisr. a prominent Ludingto n
BUSINESS mAn. Is a. The Eagle.
Major s. X Psngborn and wife, Of Jersey
City, y. j.. are guests al tns Morton.
". W. Mitchell and wife. o. Cadillac. are
guests a. The Merton. Mr.. Mitchell - o-se
Of the best Known lambernen IN the State.
Alex. Denton, Of Howard City. Is stop
ping a. the Morton. Mr.. Denton Is one Of
the live business men Of that place, and he
comes down 10 attend the early markets.
II. +. Pennington. = Democratic states
man from Charlotte. Is a. Sweets. AR.
Psnnissteu Is the msn who once tried "a
back Congressman o DoBnsll of the Con
zessisnsI track. but got len.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

Asto ricb stztssroea. their name Is legion,
and Trey ougst 70 b CEASED among tao mill
iouaires Of Washington. William Waller
Phelps has lands ard tenement houses here.
John sherman has made gold galore In buy
ing aud selling Washington property, and
Philstus SawyaT Is gong - build Sc, 90
bouse and = gong 70 develop gold mlDs
along the banks of the Potomsc not FAR osst-
sids Of the DiS.riet of Columbia. Ex Semi
tor Henderson 4 Sc. LOUIS - about build
Ing a m1rS'on on the heights, and the
only niliisnaire who does not invest here IL
Leland ST. uford His possessions - FAR
amount % sable which IS worth perhaps
81 90. and 10 hFes IN a rented house.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02
clAEKiNS AGAIN
fhis Eims lie 10 Arrested oa = charge Of
fsriaFy -s.ss Hsad.

fhts Eims lie 10 Arrested oa charge Of
fsriaFy Gave Bs2d.
James Clsgkius. tss gambler, was arrest
81 YESTERDAY Borsing bY Detscuvs smith
O. = warrant sharglGE him ~ith perjury.
whss Ci4rK3as was tried last week % the
charge OF Eameiisg dunog The p2si year,
ne sent o. The stand s1d tssiines. under
DATA that he bad not gaia Died ia the time
nzrea ia tie warrant ABd on his state
meat ks wss discharged. The Prosecuting
Attorney elalals that tney have evidence
tast be Las gsmoisd during The lue Ia
question. hence the waFrant. An e1amlns-
tien vas demanded, and tue case Was al
Ioufned Until ihis morning al 10 clock.
Ciarxius gave bail in the sum OF SEQ, with
IA \. PulveT IS bis oonGsMan. 8 ID. Cay
made melton 10 QUASI tns complaint, on
the GROUND that 70 old not state an Ofruse-
Judge hoimss oveE-Tuied the motion.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

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krs aadkf ossslceratl0s tor b.Uloiuz
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a eEalolnx "a Detroit ntalnlDs ~ a-Ias
si1u. Te@4las sha ieci9re ro0aas. hbrzEy
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So. eco coa34tioBsa upon bs racing q .
toasl Of a. lesss 80 0og. fas plans sluasc
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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

"A. AsynAsd made meion in the SC
prsme Court yesterday for = new trial for
John Murphy. ths nan who was convicted
Isst sDring for ssssutfDg itfie girls. and
sent 70 Ststs prison for ten yssrs. ibis IL
fas case tsat NJ Murphy's sister residing
in New York - .ni-rssfsd IN n new
trial - tot granted The ease VII bs taken 70
he Supreme Court
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

Robert Vincent, a colored man. vas ar
rested yesterday tor bruising and bsttering
one Matthew Mccarthy. Vincent vas ar
rsignsi IN the Police Cont and pleaded not
guilty. and the csse vas adjourned until
ibs 5th. Vincent gave bail tor bis sppesr-
ance