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Daily Republican., 1888-05-24
Roin,a In Rolniea.

The Republican City Executive Com.
mittes will meet In room No. 1. Issr-
tuts Hail. tomorrow evening ct
10 o'clock.
The Republican Club Of the Seventh
ward win meet this evening In room
No. 1, Institute Hall.
In eases Of illegal registration tbs
following have been reported: Jshu @.
Comegys, No S2l Esst Second street
native, Of IS years. residence in th,
lofty aud e2 years In the State. Their,
10 no house at the number given. A
man named Davis Ia registered IS living
oa Bird street in the Third ward. There
10 no sucb person living Mt the plsoI
tuamed. The name Of j, j. CLARK sp
Ip+ars on the register ~ living st No
Az E-B. Fourth street. The name o
the party maktuR the repatriation Il
said TO be john ] Clarkln or Clarksop
m enploye Of the p. W. h B. black
smith shops, aud tiat his name appsart
as OiArkin on tho pay. roll Of the CON
pany de 10 further said 70 be cl,i
zen OF Mary Hand, AID thAt he went 4
Baltimore last fall and cast his vote 3
the Maryland State e,ectlon,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-24
WHAT It MEANS:

Clothing Thirty Per Cent
under others means with US
Clothing Of the highest grade,
Clothing that is perfect in work
manship, quality and fit. Thirty
Per Cent under others means a
suit the same in quality, fit and
workmanship that others sell at
$40, we sell at 81. We have
reached the notch Of perfection
in ready-made clothing. When
we say perfection we mean the
highest notch reached by any
one. We were busy planning
and improving the standard o
Jour goods and reducing the
prices to the minimum. To
day we announce the creates
stock Of ready-made clothing il
Wilmington, at the very loves
prices. G. A. r. suits a speci
Ialty.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-24
This Mornlng,s Uourt

Superior Court reoonvened st 10
O'Clock this morning, with Ohief Justice
OsmeRyB and Associate Judges HouB'
ton and Paynter on the bench. lmme'
diately after the opening MT. Bird re
sumsd HIS argument to ths jury In the
osse OF john W. Foster We. Lea Pusey
In his ,uit for $4,000 damages for the
loss Of his right hand. He contended
that the accident WINS not the result or
Fosters oarelessness, and that In re
moving the clog from the machine he
was only doing the same rs others had
done before. He maintained thAt rs
Mr.. Pusey wss well aware that the ma.
chine was defective he was liable for
any damages that might result to his
employees In working on 1t. He cited
the law bearing on such cases 70 the
Ijury, and In conclusion showed shat II
lhis client 10 entitled to recover ut all he
II entitled TO recover the full amount Of
his claim.
Mr.. vGndesritt opened the ara umenl
to the Court for the defense At IL 10
lo'clock, AID cited number OF authori'
tiles to show that the plaintiff Is not en-
titled To recover.
He commenced his argument to thu
Ijury at 10 O'Clock by pronouucinR thi
amount claimed for damages as exor
bitant aud excessive, be contended
that the plaintiff WAS not entitled b
recover ~ much Sc SIX oenls dana
. ~ the accident was caused by his owi
/ carelessness. he confused until
o pollock, when Oour. took q recess INT
Q 3 O'Clock this Afttrloon.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-24
.sparrow" Golden whipped.

PROVIDENCE, X L. May %, 1885,
Two or three hundred lovers OF fstic con-
tests assembled In the Racquet Club
rooms this morning 10 witness the ten
round match for scientific points between
James Fell and "spsrrow" Golden, both
OF New York. Among the spectators and
a. sistants were Jack Dempsey, Johnny
Reagan, Denny Costigan and Jack Ash
ton.
Golden appeared to weigh about 300
pounds aud was not in the best OF condi-
lIion Fell was well trained down and
weighed about $50 pounds. He pursued
rushing tactics throughout, using both
hands with telling, effect, and confined
himself almost entirely to sharp aud vi
olous inaghting.
Golden WIS put on the defensive and
suffered much from being out Of condi
tion. Fell's attack ON his face and
"wind" were too much for him, and a
the close OF the fifth round he sank ex
hausted to the floor and was unable u
rally for several minutes.
The fighting was very sharp, but, al
though the police were present, no In
lterference was attempted. II Is rumored
however, Tonight that the police say thi
is the last If these encounters which vii
be allowed.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-24

This morning, about IL o'clock. VIM.
n. Cooper, oolored, who IL driver for
Phillip Plunkett, who keeps -four ana
feed store on Front street near Sniplcy,
was ahot. perhaps faially.
From the statement Of the wounded
man, it appears that he had been out to
10 farmers, neAx Newport. after grain,
and upon his return home, while pass
/ ing down what 10 known ~ Richard
son's Hill, on the Newport pike just
beyond NTH Greek, he VAS hailed By
two lads who asked him for ride.
As the hill was very steep be was I'M
able TO stop his team and passed on.
| He had not gone far until be felt q
ehArp sensation IN his right side. As II
did not pain him he paid no attention
to Il until he felt something trlcklinR
down his side. He made \ hasty ex
IaminAtlon and found 1t to be hood. Up
on this discovery he hastily drove into
tnis city and at once went TO the once
OF DIR. Blocksom, Second and "es'
streets. DR.. b ooksom made an exsmi
nation and found that the man had
bsen shot, the bullet being from IN ali
gun.
The physician probed for the bulle
but was unable TO locate 1t Failing Z
and the missile, he dressed. the wouna
DIR. Blocksom gave As his opinion tina
the bullet hal struck either the eight
lor ninth rib, and glApeine, prooaol,
entered the liver. II such VAS the cas-
the shooting would prove fatal. tn
boys escaped, and Cooper does no
think he could identify them. a re
ward should be offered for their arrest
Daily Republican., 1888-05-24
The Academy Proves = Jonah

The Storm Beaten Company, com.
prisiDR twelve members, 10 now strand.
cd 10 this city after giving five ger.
formanoes ut the notorious Academy OF
Music, commencing on Monday even
Ing and ending last evening. The com
pAny unfortunately had been play ing
to bad houses in Bridgeport, Conn, and
the mar sger, Mr.. Alfred b. Ooley, tele.
graphed to MI Souiler, the manager OF
the Acad my, that 1t would be impos.
siOls to play In Wilmington unless be
had guarantee Of $3.50
Mr.. 5oulier replied j: Telegraph MI
Proctor, at Albany.
Mr.. Ooley did so, and received the re
ply that Mr.. Proctor was not there.
After which Proctor wired Mr. Coley
Have wired 6Oulier at Wilmington
Communicate with him.
H. B. PROCTOR
Mr., Coley then Communicated with
Mr.. Soulier, and received the following
telegram:
MAY 2o.-All right. Come on. @ uaE
Gntee $3.50 Answer.
PROCTOR & soULIER b"
Mr.. Goley Afterwards received tn,
folio Ring:
May 20-hatinas Tuesday and Wed
esday ate 6ocns. Guarantee all right
d. 2, SOULIER.
The per'or nances Detted the follow
Ing amounts; Monday, sos 10; Tues
day matinee, So GO; Tuesday evening
800 3d. Wednesday matinee, $37; Wed
nesGsy evening, 800 60; making g gran
totas for tie i've performances c
$50 90
phis company is com posed Of actor
OF As fair ability as this average tn,
play al the Academy, aud are not II
spGAsiole for the bad business tn
house has been plGyiu to.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-24

Mr.. Austin O. Hauly. Of the Fourth
ward, complains that he was badly
treated by the friends of Mr.. Dillin st
the meeting 10 the Reliance pArlors lasi
Tuesday evening Although the meet
lag bad been called to investigate the
charge that Mr.. Dillin had net been
fairly nomiua.Gd for Council by the
Democrats OF the ward ut previou,
meeting, before the matter could b
brought up q motion was put and car
ried to adjourn on the ground that re.
porter OF the Morning News had entered
the room, and Mr.. Hanly vas thus ar
bitrArily prevented making his state
ment. while he thanks MT. Smel,z fol
his fair dealing, he complains Of thu
conduol OF other members OF the part,
who should be his friends, and say
that he will run ~ an independent can
didate, in which case MI. Dlllin vii
have TO hang his harp on the Willows.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-24
, DIED.

aREENwUOD. In Chester, Pa, on the
2lst Inst, after lingering illne,s, 10
sephine, wife Of $. Crossword and dRush-
ter OF George and Jane Beoby, In her 40th
year.
the relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited 70 attend her funeral
on Friday afternoon At O'Clock, from hei
late resid enoe, 1919 kdgmont aVenue. Jc
proc led 10 Chester Rural Cemetery.
BUoHAHAH-ont the Zsd inst, Jane Buch
AnAn, aged 70 years
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vlted 70 attend her funeral from ner rest
denae ct Squirrel bun on Friday, 2btn inst.
at 30 D. IN. Services at the house. Inter
mont at Green Hin Cemetery.
FRITsUH On the z7i init, Bcnedic
fritloh, aged IS years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited 10 attend his funeral, from his lat
| afternoon, 81 2 O'Clock. Intermsnt at River
view Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-24

Yesterday the jury In the nass Of Car
man Malascalxa, who died f,om the eff
fects CT being struck WITH stone during
the circus on the 9TH instant, met and
heard further testimony in the case The
matter had been investigated and as a
result John Mcmahon, Of DuPont's
Banks, was arrested on suspicion Of hav.
ing committed the deed. The accused Il
pitcher OF the Brandywlne Base Bal
Club, of West Chester, Pa. He did mo-
try to eyade arrest, but appeared yolun
tarily before the coroner's jury. Ore o
the brothers of the deceased, togcthe
with Charles McGaughey and Simon
Wolfsohn, recognized the accused as thu
person who threw the fatal stone. Th'
jury will meet again at o'clock this al
ternoon. IL the proof is SUITE ent the &C
cused will be committed without bail.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-24

A reporter OF the REPUBLICAN @,
ed mp Mr.. s. j.. Whites carriage tactO
By phone this morning, and asked
there was auy truth In the report n
ho had purchased the property
Orange below Second street now oCc
pied by Mr.. David Woolmsn MAd
tory for heavy wagons. The reply \
that Mr.. W. WAS indlspoaed and pot
his ONCE, but 1t was true that be b
about consummated the BARGAIN for h
above works
The two buildings on Second s.r,
NEXT to McOuskor's shoe store will
torn down and o handsome and Il
stAntial two story brick building, tol
used 10 . chow room, will be erected
the site, fronting 1l5 feet or more
Second atreet aud running back ueaj
that distance towards Front
The old shops on 0:sngs street
be used for manufacturing cania
aud other vehicles pertaining 10
business. He will take possession
his new purchase about the last
July.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-24
charged with THEFT.

MEDIA, Pa. May 23.-Two men who
came to Media about ten days ago, from
Camden, and who gave their names as j.
A. Costello and NJ. B. DonAvan, were ar
rested to-day on the charge Of selling
sewing machines and appropriatinE the
money TO their own use They were en-
ployed by c. B. Gilman, the manager OF
i the Wheeler & Wtson agency in Della
ware equity, and were sent out with a
wagon containing a sample hfty- dollar
machine This machine they disposed
of for $40 cash to a lady at Lenni, and,
dividing the monty between them, were
prepared to leave the town when appre-
hended. The men will have a hearing
before Squire Walker in Media tomorrow
Daily Republican., 1888-05-24
The Pope IrslADds Friend.

Boston, May 23.-The following ]
gram has Just been received ifo1
Boston Pilot's special Roman c0He
dent:
ROME, May 23.-ArchbiihCp N
was received TO day in private ss1
by the Pope. The audience llsNl
minutes and was most satisfactory.
Irish cause has nothing to fear lFoll
XIII. Papal interference In irsl Y
is impossible. All the alarming
ments to the contrary are me IVY
of malicious enemies, oil Psc1
their exaggeratlons and gratlllou'
precautions OF the Papal rescrlPs \
bishop Walsh leaves for iTe'Aps
week. The Pope shows MN
mark of honor by desiring ms pl'''l
the Algerian audience Tomorrow
Daily Republican., 1888-05-24
snm causes Two na.oI'

CLEVELAND. May % 70 Mi
man n Of Irish 6lI T -, rsp ai,sr no
S SSd some some words g 9Th t 6s
her her. The woman SSI RpSpiH
window, aud foli ds "a. sIe fssI
g gcTHSU entered the house . So .si
gnriand DYING Itow old dssi1
wound His S-yeH,,iSosru arm,
slso been shot III Wv
wound 10 slight. -
Daily Republican., 1888-05-24

DoYLHsTowH, May 2s.-owing to the
unsavory character OF the evidence In
the Men murder trial the Court to-day
ordered the room TO be cleared Of all boys
and girls unless accompanied BY their
parents Eight witnesses were examined
during the morning relative TO the shoot
ing Of Gonsart and the subsequent escape
aud arrest of George H Nef.
Ann Elizabeth, wife OF Jacob Deigel
Neff's father.in-law, testified that eeptem-
Der z, 1887, while preparing dinner, she
heard pistol-shot. Three more were
fred in rapid succession. Gohsart then
fell down aside Of her, with blood flow.
ing down his face. Louisa Deigel, the
sweetheart Of the murdered man. broke
down in hsr testimony. Her evidence
was corroboratory to that OF her mothers
She pathetically related Gonsarts last
farewell. He taid to her:"Good bye.
must die; George Neff shot me. ! won
get you for wife"
Neff was subjected to a three hours
rigid examinat on and cross-examination
He retained the easy, seli.possessed de
meanor he exhibited in the prisoner
dock yesterday. He made the plea tina
after having me words with Gonslr
concernii z the lAtter's alleged intimacy
with Mrs. Nef, Gonsart took upa chair
to strike him. In orc er 70 defend him
self be then drew out his revolver ant
shot Gonsart Other witnesses were ex
amined by the defendants coun sci, VIII
testified to the good character OF tn
prisoner. This afternoon tn. testimony
had been all concluded, and j. Monro
shollsnberger, one Of the counsel for th.
defendant, made his plea. He spoke el
oquently for over one hour. Congress
man Yardley followed with length
and able speech. The attempt was mad
by both counsels TO persuade the jury To
bring In q verdict for voluntary man
slaughter. An evening session was oil
dered by the Court, when District Attol
ney Eastburn made his argument to
the Commonwealth.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-24
Tn. Let,er WIN Exp,a,n It.slf.

10 the Editors Of The REP6BLICAS:-
WI, you kindly say to your readers that
business really prevents us from writing
any advertisement this day, being
opliged to devote orr entire time giving
the n-csstary attention to those favor
lng US with IheiF patronage, and dc
slrous OF obtaining full value for theiI
marc earned money. But II they have
an oeo1sion 10 pAsa the Economy Hall
400 Market street, and will be good
enough to look In the show windows
we feel very certain that the low fi2urel
on every garment wi certainly en-
courage them TO give ue the preference
when In need OF good, honest mad
clothing, free from outrageous profits
Remaining most sincerely the people
servant, LOUIS FELLHEIMEB, proprit
tor
Daily Republican., 1888-05-24
Fifth EDITION
AooideniAlIr nhn,

Yesterday afternoon be.v..no
O'Clock, two boys, who sssmsd IN ~, ,n .
In age from 10 to ls Year, cnts ~ Ias! ~
ssore OF Samuel Hochhsimsr. M ~, ,ds
Msrkes street, aud asked Nh. Ho1 10
netmer, who WAS ct ending M ,,o, sOa !.
seil them . revolver. she toIs NO 70
tns. the price for one would be t,o LIEN ~
10 ". They then left and wen. ~ Z, y
store OF Mr.. Harris, No ia Nm sns
street, where they purchased IA a.
sired in.ttument. They tb,n Do o. us1
back, aud holding up tho plstoI 80, Ta'I y
Mrs. HochheimeI, who wps s,sns 1nu y
the emo Of the front shog ct.s. ILL.,
Is pistol we bought iot 81 @" Hef
A tiahh and report followed v,.,
Duliet struck tha shoW case "a sIsoa
Ing OF struck Mrs. HochhsIms, n ~
lett groin. The bullet dld ro, sr,s !, N
mesh, but made acon.uted Toupd Sh,s
pea very freely. DR.. Uuaer uAs ann
moned and dressed the wound WHO
Is In no way dangerous. The alam
tue show case was alSo shattered. MI
The shot the boys LEFT y.ry opiotiJ
Their names are unknown. The n
volver was OF 38-oallbre. Il wa. luoS
thLt the bullet did no. make A nj,
wound.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-24
G9.-AS-YOU-P PLEASE

If pedestrian" you can walk
and it will pay you, If you pre-
fer to ride you will save more
than car fare. Go-as ylu-please,
but 20 to 2O6 Market street,
above Second. Zee the display
of footw ear for every purpose.
Three desirable grades OF mems
congress and hook lace shoes.
See our Incompatible --- % 90.
ISee our Unsurpassed 49, 81 DO
Zee our Can't.be. beat - 81 90.
Each the best at the price and
,you will say go when you see
them Three desirable grades
lof Ladies' Kid Button Boots.
L See our Kid Boots at So 90
See our i" " at $3.50.
Il See our 4" II at $500.
> Several bargains, lots of Boys
shoes. Tennis Shoes for men
women and children. Base Bal
Ishoes for men and boys.
p Money returned for any pul
Is chase not satisfactory.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-24

A meeting OF the lovers Of base bah
Was held last evening ut Kelley q
Bros FAloon, corner Second and Tatnall
streets, for tho purpose Of forming q
base ball league and furthering the in
terest of the national game In our city
and STATE. The meeting wac very en-
thusiAstlo and largely attended. A
com mittee was appointed TO draw NJ
bylaws 70 govern the league. Thus fal
four clubs have Joined the association
This city is represented by the vii
miDgton, Americus and Quickstel
clubs, while SeAfoTd also hAs \ club
1t is expected that Smyrna and Dove
| will soon be represented.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-24
verdict AraInst a Ra,Iroad.

BRooKLYN, n, T., May IA Jury in
the Circuit Court here rendered a verdict
yesterday for S10,375 in favor Of Edward
Kelly. He sued the Long Island Rail-
road Company for S250J0 damages.
On December % last he was q passenger
on one OF the Long Island trains. When
near Ralph avenue collision occurred,
caused, as alleged, through negligence on
the part Of the company's employees. He
was thrown TO the ground and received
what he says are permanent injuries.
A half dozen doctors testified that
Kelly would never recover from his in
juries. NJ. L. Towns appeared for Kelly
Hinsdale Il Sprague for the company.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-24
Farmer Killed.

WEBSTER, N. O.. May 2l.-Allen B,
Dllls, . we'll known farmer near here,
jackson county, shot and killed WIN
II Bumgartuer and fatally wounded
his father, Logan BumRartner, Tuesday
afternoon. The difficulty grew out Of :
Misunderstanding about q small trac
Of land. and 10 the termination OF al
old ieud.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-24
Explosion of 3 SODA. " a,sr FOuuu

BALTIMORE, Nd, May A.-A ID
soda water fountain exploded yesterl
at pier No. Z, Light street wharf, VI
being unloaded from a wagon BY \
liam TysinEer. The top and bottom
the fountain were blown off, cauSn3
terrific noise. The top Of the founI
passed through the top Of a wsson,''r|
a house on the opposite side OF The q
and then fell to the sidewalk Iysi1
was throw 4 against the freight otlce|
the pier, and his right leg was broi
Several persons were shocked by thel
plosiou. Mr.. F. D. Barnes, the cletI
the wharf, picked TysingeF uPin AZ
conscious condition, and be was 81
his home, No. 1857 Chase street, 10
southern patrol wagon. The loaal
" as being shipped by Mr.. J T. WIZ
to G. +. STAN, a druggist at Lhealei'
Mr.. Williams says the fountain was
ufacture1 In Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-24

John Ward, Of New CASTLE, visited
Philadelphia on Tuesday niaht and got
full of tsnRle.leg, when he committed a
brutal RG sbult on Emma Halibrecht, Of
No. 524 8. Front street, with beer
bottle and then Ont her with razor.
He was held IN $500 bail for Count, the
magistrate remarking that he regretted
that the pillory and whipping post could
not be imported from his native place
for bis especial benefit.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-24

Malachi Barlow, @n y ssrlol
800 French street. is SO 80 s i
WITH neuralgia thss ~ french
ordered that travel on M,, sn' an
between Eighth and s Sin'n Acc. CO.
stopped, and pole, ~ hs S,rsot. I
been pisced ACROSS The I ss,' called
desa. OF Olaym93nt 80, gs' Dr. 81
Monday to consult W ,ltti., me-
S been II adopted aud -, IsI PspIU~
9 9s1h year. It is no. P'O'''l'
health will be reetorea'
Daily Republican., 1888-05-24

NEW YORK, May "a "A y. y
accident occurred yesterday S M
AZ quarter after 8 O'Clock, C "a II |
man was instantly killed anu anu u !,
rIoasly injured. The men i5,n E'i los \,
in tearing down q baildins sa I'd
the corner of BIOAdvsy sn y, u
street. The wOrkmen wsi1 , s Il
the third floor, whan my lt,. T s1d
by a fAint, crscsllng 1S', rS,,eciplt
thud and The men were D,ulN
i honey ~ was instantly .;,s. f 1,.sS, j
Lynch, Michael Aoi an,ss.
Sullivan, seriously iplu''O
Daily Republican., 1888-05-24

.,,,nu Dshth'

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn % NJ
Dalton, Ga, this mOrn't to th 4
Florida, died very yymi ned thal =
n %s. se laqnddii disease. From 70 .6 M,
WAS was evidently a t man C was sit i \
position, whose se,n nSl were sbIES
Rie; tn q brother brother Of the DER
inc in Reading -
Daily Republican., 1888-05-24

At the met ting Of St. Johns Castle,
X. @. E., last evening, II was sus gestei
that The members should turn out on
Memorial Day and assist In decoratirG
the graves OF the soldiers. 1t WAS alsC
suggested that day should be set ssids
for decorating the graves Of the mem
bsrs OF the order In the d!ffei ent cems
tsriee Of our city
Daily Republican., 1888-05-24
THlRD EDITION.
Dots.

q. W. Bu,h advsriisss pasture lots
for rent. Il
Jo.suh Tatnsll lest hne COW Wed
n ssday from some diieAse incioent 70
the bovine race.
Ths morocco shops In our city are
hsaiuuinR TO do . good business once
m ore. l. T, Quigley's factory 10 one OF
the busiest-
A very suapestive name for q cigar
..ora Ia nJack Pot, which strange term
can be found on Market street above
Eighth.
WilliAmMeOsrtney has removed from
No 2Ol West Fourth street 10 the newly
nmodeled store 81 the southwest cortef
Of Fourth and Orange streets.
Raw. WIN. h. Hendriokson, Of Gen
trevilIe. visited our city this morning,
Haaivertises fne lot OF shoats for
sale.
The members Of the Bachelor Boat
Club will meet this evening at No. W.
Sew, 9TH street II Is contemplated 70
purchase lew gig.
M. william P. CorsA, Of Milford,
Dsl.. has been appointed solicitor for
the Delaware Fruit Growers Ex
change.
Charlea Bowen, . well.known con-
tractor and builder, Of Pennsgrove, n.
J.. IN \ fugitive from justice. he 10
charged with oriminAily assaulting .
number Of young girls.
The Hazel Dsll races promise 10 be q
complete success, which takes place on
the SOth and 3lst OF this month. The
entry list will close on Saturday even
ing.
The CiQa-n sksrs' Assembly Of THU
city has withdrawn from the Knight.
Of Labor. surrendered its charter anc
Joined the CigArmaktrs InternAtionA
Union Of Amensr.
Tie bed Of Front street from Justisor
" Monroe, on the north side OF tn
Front and Union streets railway, ha
been dug out preparatory to PAWN
with Belgian block.
John B. Kendall will retire from th
provision business At the northweG
corner Of Seventh and KirkwOod street
and the store will be occupied by tn
Chicago Dressed Beet Company.
harvey n. Turner, colored, Was befol
Duuire smith this morning charge
with malicious mischief. After hsarin
the evidence against the accused b
was held in 5000 bail for fuIEher heA
ing on Monday afternoon next.
Mr. Victor DlPonps will has bee
left at the ofice Of Registrar Bradfol
for probate. He appoints his wife n
eldest SOD, Victor, - Admiristrators
his estate, which consists mostly
stocks and bonds.
Mr.. Harry Hoffl cker has return
home from Warrington, d. O., whe
he hiss been on business for the pa
week or mere. He Ia row attending
his large practice, ably assisted by
brother and law partner Mr.. Fra
Hoffeoksr.
William Springer, who La charE
With forgery, had . preliminary hel
ing on Monday last before equire Der
lette, and jumped his bail or $500,
aot been seen or heard Of since. 4
Samuel A Finley was his bondsmi
Bis bail 10 nov forfeited.
A case Of paralysis occurred at
postofiee about noon to-day. The
valid lay on the steps for some time
fore any one came TO his relief, He ,
we'll dressed, and appeared to be far
lar with the place. An emetlc wo
very probably have given relief.
Tha barn and stables OF ex Cover
Hall, In Frsderica, were discovered
be on Ore Monday night, and were o
saved from destruction by thu tim
assistance Of the hook and ladder cC
pany Of that town. There were /,
bushels Of corn and wheat In the b.
at the time Of the Are, SEINE Of VIII
was damaged.