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Daily Republican., 1888-05-19
FOURTH EDITION
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Snapper lunch at Atlantic Garden,
224 King street, to- night.
A number OF street crossings are
being repaired.
The markets were we'll attended this
morning.
Fiauk TAtnAll, Esq 10 visiting rela-
tives in our city.
Joeeph 4. Martin, Frank Miller ana
George r. Roberts are candidates Tor
Council In the Fifth ward.
The Democratic City Executive Com
mittse net last evening and transacted |
routine businesB.
aanersI r.. r. Kenuey and Colonel
IEzskiel 4. Cooper OF the Governors
Ietaif were In this city this morning.
Governor Bisgs and staff. mounted
Ion horses, will head the procession
Through our streets on Memorial Day.
John Wright had one Of his legs
broken at Marley Mil, near Newark,
while rolling log few days sgo.
EisAr Tsssel, who Was engaged In
lbutoherinR for some time iu Newark, ts
lDow employed In this city.
John 4. Lewis contemplates the con-
lstruotion OF silo on his farm near
Newark.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Historical Society Of Delaware VIII Dc
Iheld next Monday evening ut O'CLOCK
You will aud all this latsst styles for
Ispttpa and sumtoer ut l.. Heiss, mer-
| cpaut tailor, No Z. 80 street
Uss RAymond's preparation for
iuaktpg Ice cream smooth 81 butter.
tNo. All Eaat Third otreet.
The indications of oil continue to In
reese Ht the brewery OF Hartman q
TehrenbAch, Oud 1t has boen decided 10
Isiuk the well 200 lest deeper.
This ia the lss' day Of registration,
Iend those who desire to vote at the e'ty
leisctiln should see 10 is thAt they are
lrtglAered.
Bisbop Curtis will administer The
lrite OF confirmation TO q olnss OF o.
psrsons In st. Mary's church, on Bun
tony afternoon Rt O'Clock.
i A person with small capital maj
ifind 40 opening for . Profitable partner
tship In = respectable business by osll
Hing at Fifth and King streets.
They. p. A. Of Green Hill Presby
Itsrinn Church, will Rive stre wberrl
land ioa cream festival on June 7th an,
IN 18Th for the benefit OF ihe Sabbath school
nal Mrs. ". B. sweAd, of Auburn, n
,lY.. and the Rev. ID o. Jacobs, OF lsh
al ps,niug, Mich, are the guests OF til
le Rev, j, @ Lenhnrt ~ Green Hill.
u.I JOHN W. Dayets, Of the vale
-rlMll," PencAdtr Hundred, 10 putiin
~, lin new turbine wheel, his mAchiner
III rfquiriug additional Ioger 10 drive
re 20 It's foil capacity.
d. MT R1bsrt Moore, who has resided
PhllsdelphiG for ths pact 10 months 81
lgaged In the jewslry busipess, mas II
OF turned again 10 our city and taken Q
noI nie residence here, and 10 engage1 VII
IN the dental works.
vi 1t has been decided that the GovernI
and his staff will turn out mounted
we the Memorial Dsy parade. Q1srse
mr. mssssr General John NJ. Newell hi
40. been Instructed 70 procure tWel'
horses.
Il1 HAnnah e vile Of BayArd 9. Mu
ray, N a. 500 Market street, and daught
LOT Merritt Fl PSxson, who former
resided near KiTkwood, Del, died
Friday morning, after an illness
, ueaTly 9 yeSr.
Charles Manuel. who was former
10 lemployed in DrAn's mill, dled At
residence In Chester, Pa, ON Frloi
His remains will be tBken to Hewn
to,morrow, and after iuuerAl services
the M. E uhurch. viii be inferred
the cemetery ut that place.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19
u,,,., ,.or uunpAnd in Defsnao.

CoLuMB1A, s. O, May 1S.-a. W.
Deguts, y well.to do farmer wss tit
TINS by the fiIeside with his wiie 1851
e eyeninR oonversing, when an ahsIy ols'
ont, euGdenly srose and DsnAie NJ
fem pted to Ghasiise his vile mrs,
Der uts defended herself with a pleet OF
iron whIch she happened to be soldine
ia heT lap, and, striking her husband ~ II
the head, Killed him almoss ,,oss inc hns'Hn'is
The coronsr's jury acquitted hsr'
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19
FIFTH EDITION,
Dsssrtion ana PolyEamy

BOSTON, Msy ls.-The second oban.
ter In the romantic tale Of msrrlass
and desertion aud polysamy thai vss
told In Lynn few weeks TO vas
closed Yesterday. Robert b. Hawkes
Who left his wife and two bAhlaa in
Nova Scotia twenty six years auo and
came to this State, was discoyered hv
the wife short time ago. she bsd
msrrlsd again. Hawkes., too, had
changed his name aud contracted a
second marriage "
Wife No. left hsr husband Ma. q an
soon ss abe disoovstei that her LEGAL
husband was alive and called on him
for en- explanation and for support, IA
refused to support her and she secuerd
bis arrest. He contested the eIse a. frst
but yesterday pleaded guilty to the
charge OF polygamy and was released
On probation and was compelled to give
$500 security to appear again when
wanted. MIS- Hawkes. No. | has An.
nounoed her intention Of securing . al.
voroe.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19
Cabinet photographs So 20 per dozen
at Oumnlpss', S02 Market street.
u.,n Ice. rrost and Hail.

MILTON, May 18.-The rain and oo1i
weather. mere stlll continue. Although
Ice wna formed and there was frost, the
fruit as far as discovered hos not been
hhrm~d, owing, 1t Ia supposed, 70 the
moisture arising from the river. Inc
present tempernturs and wetness have
been Of great value, especially to The
gress and wheat crops along the river
bo'tom.
Lste esterday there was hail storm
IN Union County, Aoross the susque
lhauna from here, she drops being hal
I the hize o. D cherry.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19
Emperor Frederiok.s Recovery.

BERLIN, May l8.-Euperor Fred.
eriok remained In The park from till
7.30 O'Clock this evening, dividing the
time bstwssn resting In the sest aud
driving about IN the pony carriage,
The evening consultation OF the doctors
was held In tae tent. On leaving the
park the Enosrlr walked up the
steps OF the Paltce, supporting himself
by the bAlustrade. He wss also able TO
visit the chspel. II the improvemeniof Of
the past two days continues be will 20
| to Potsdam after Prince Hentys we'd
ding, and 10 Hombur9 early in July.
Professor VirohoW's formal report de-
olares that the exam inAtion oi the sputa|
dice. oIes nothing OF cancerous nature.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19
Murdered BY = BAinH.

DUBLIN, May ia bAillii ,s. nam, :,
Sweeney, while escorting . drunAsc ~. y
OF Landlord Lloyd to his home o. y. y.
plemore, County Tipperars, nIeo .Io' ".
q lAborer named Thomson ano wv wuuu ",
I'd him in tue hip. Another Eoii@1 Uia1
named Kennedy interferedi sss'I' \
shot him also, the bullet entering
heart, Both shots were frsd o. LlS'
orjers. This police pursued aau
rested Sweeney, and With alnS-'| nssa
prevented the people ifom 'N''
him,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19
A bargain.

VIII sell my bay mare Asl.is' s ! "a u
old i5H hands biah, can ro,a : !, y =
miles m hour, will tro' close % "a ! n n
utes; warranted kind sounu u.n III
less; can be driven by q ~olnsu 5als.s A Il
she Ia the nioss, piece OF i's hoi's ;,sl' u n
ever drew a line over, SO' viii
right to 9 person who VII l ,SBsa
good home. Apply ~ Il.s an w N
s,ah a rear of blachsmiih sh'p oA u
Filth street near Madison
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19
All on Duty.

Owing 10 the Republican nomination
t,S MnSor. Oily Treasurer and Presi-
dent Of 0ouuoiI, also the reg sns stIa'ion, on.
N.asor ~ Instructed, through his chief,
thai 10 All ctfi sgrs OF the force be placed on
Su"S Sn'y nnti, o'clock this evening. Eight
otnseIs win be stAtioned al the oity
EsIi In order 10 respond TO all calls Tor
4 assistance.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19
...., a, a ,Ju,,,o. OF the peace.

EAsroN, May I'm. W. Arner, a
tnuch respected resident OF ssochet'
town. a small place near mere, mas peoh
held for hearing on q charge OF en-
bezzleme Mt preferred by his em ploy eis,
IS 9. Messenger & Son, manuiactufers
OF rarming implements. Toe euotIaAe
as discovered thus far smounis 70 apo1'
81. 600 Arner, who Is Weil colheo.en, @
d en- led his guilt and refused pIono. .,
sottisment' he has been bookkoepee'
for tue firm Ave years, nno was teoen'i'
elected a iu,tice OF the peace.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19
Rorrowed a Horse.

John Anderson, residing near Henry
Clay factory, OhTistiaua hundred, wa
alarmed yesterday morning by hodina
that 4 valuable bay mare had disapj
peAred from her stall, and the susplcio1
wae excited that she had been slolen
By a colore6 mi an, who had also ois,p1
peAted. Az alarm was sent out Asa
general search made. In some hal
hour or more Afterwards, however, vi
mare was found standing back Oh lnj
stable, with Q saddle aud Bride on|
showing thst some one had taken y
uripg the night for ride Ano 'as
quietly returned, or let her loose Oh "
road, when she returned.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19
sno, uIs wife aud hln u nm

DUNLAP, Iowa, nay y tSs t5 ~
ThursdAy night anT TDs woman
wCovssu ,eooysr' The couple ,'Ps5s'ss PE,as.'s 4
Iessness, and since seat ,ntn sIbudus|
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19
aoz UhoierA in Ohio

P1rrsBuna, Pa, ..yI,,ns May 10 q
ohoisia prevails TO al A'S nbio siia.
in ,eysra .ownships 10 n1o oI'U o.n,nsis 1
to Flndlay. Over i.OOO sn,T md d
a,ed AZ within three weeks .nNs 30" aIs|
more are affected. a ,ns .ans sec
has attacked csttle 10 'Os s.vs occu1|
and a nnm bsr OF desth' pave
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19
1,-o,ac.ful Ktot

LONDON. M.y IS Ds,7; IA d iP.'pS'iI,si;
came into collision T,s nssr Pslsn1
ps piocsssion at B.rSlGhs' Gins. sTIsiaa, Tfs th.I
tsry va, called . oa', Ara upon lh' /
ssnsrsI Ssss SiI persons ware klllsu.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19
v.,,d Business Psn','',II nj

A special o.qs.s ours, i, ., 'A1 &c VIII Vie
otso@mSreisl ts5s 20 ES 65Il,s', :,dT.a. Tiss'Dy Dyis:
Psn%sSS, piI %Sa S5S' see it. App'g p y. w. |
hoars: $50 .. MI u ~
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19
.~s Ian
LLAMA kittep,

BEVERLY, N j., My y,",, ~ ia
BOUCHER, of oenterton, l..S owl its, I'd
horn kitten with ses's s, ose-lbirl
tsils The head Is al@Oi' s,s a. Two !
size of the body, which ,.,Is aa' oi tbs
and two breasts. the ,n leugtb.
are about three inches III we
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19
Whou In need

OF footwear, 10 you will oall and eI-
Amise our prices aud goods, you VIII
probably find you can save ntue
money on yonr shoe bills. Children.s
,ho%s The lowest pTioe1 FOR good eoods.
FornAn's, 10 E. Fourth street, between
Market and KING.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19

A runaway price for finest Trousers
Judge the first prices the way they're
made and quality. -.
SO, $3.50 and 81. Present price, So
$3.50 and So Present price, S4.oO.
About 80 styles and 5000 pairs.
We have left far behind this season
the best we ever done in Boys and Chill
dren's Clothing. Our plans have work
ed like clock-work. The styles are bet
ter and original. Our work-people have
done their best, and we leave the prices
to tell what we have done.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19

John j. Conuell, well'RpoWn
speaker In tho Society OF FRIENDS, le
expected " be present st the meet.nR
at Fourth and West Streets TO- % oIIow
no1nin a At 8 O'Clock. All are invited.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19

The latest ia n orEyon portrait and
s,ame With a @czsn eab,i eS Photographic
lat Cummings' gallery, oVI hlaIAet
street, Bop and see them
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19
,.na Guilty OF !,

rnnsH%spn,, nss1 > .,,ls, MAY ,5t 5s.,'s d: a Il
sSef'a Mr.. Purcell 4 E'sfteaG sftsr bio, "a ,s
to-dsy, s TIE JSry' |. verdict oil y
hOuI;. h ,.1dsI riIufusa n the arst degree
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19

Young Mems Dress Suits about 200: less in prices
IS to 80 per cent. nj, n,lo.+
$50 buys $3.50 Black CorkscIew Prince Albert
Snits.
SIS gives you choice of $40 Walking Coat or
Prince Albert Suits
$40 and $l2 Suits: Several dollars
saved. ..-.....-..-
Custom Suits. Do our best, and
vet we must have Suits returned when
they're made for customers hundred or
ten hundred miles away. Call them
misfits, if you like. Get one to tit you
and you'll get it less than cost to us, Hal
l price, mostly. Very fine, and medium
I AS well made as though you had ordered
slit.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19

Every year Increases the p'pniSrlly " "
Ayers Cherry rectoral lof All PULMONARY
troubles.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19
(NARD.

CAKD. .-.--,-.,. ,,.,.
q JACKSON, Of hoekessin, nelh-
ne has now more aJn ale Il ne 10 attend 70 DIS
pri1oipal business II SURVEYORS d OON.
Wy kHUER, with such engineering lons ~
may be neofed With an experiences ol my
, ears in these lines, ha s0lloi's suoh snare VI =
patronage as It may DO couventont for the
puplic TO give address as above. lsAt'
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19

EOR SALE ONE OF THE FINEST
IL and rnebt desirable suburban residence.
in ia Vicinity of this tity. Has large lawn an9
three acre, Of ground. with an abundance o.
choice fruit. Located opposite The new w h.gS ssty
fropeTty. Apply to II. J. TALLEI i4't
French street. mi7-"
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19
.n.n.m,te sIpIo'i0,,o "a .

NnoAusrr, ,i.%i;e MIGnii w y q. |
mine near this p'spd md CHARLES 4
sriok Hamburg sD0
vere killed. ~l
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19
sale Of aouses.

JJ. Pelrce will ssll ut public sale, at
8 O'Clock this afternoon, Ave desirable
brick houses, to CLOSE out an estate FOL
nartioulars see advertisement
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19
u. 4. rourt.

During last evsAinG and this morn
log the q. 8. Court sat for ths purpose
OF naturalizing those who desired 70
obtain their pApers In order TO vote at
tue coming election. A number OF per
sons were given their papers.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19

stop at Charles Weyi's, No East
End street, for your oaks and bread 1he
host assortment In tho city.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19
DIED.

lSTAATS. On tho 18th inst, GeorgiRnA
wife of 5. ID. Staats.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vtted 10 attend the funeral fron the resi- :
dense OF her husnand, Eo.I0b Marset street
on Monday afternoon, AZ 2 O'Clock. Inter
mens at RiVeEv lew Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19
snort BooKkoof,., =, the D

rho special dlsGo@aass l,G o9asls J. /, y \
n; ,5sS;3'ESiss.i EsSsGi'Rs: ":!!s r 's9 H'is
WIZ wa Market ret streets
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19
the uommon sense rreAsmsnt

The Common sense Treatmsnt
ia specific treatment for rheumatism,
dyspepsia, lung disease, spinal Affec
tion, iemale weakness and about two
huodted other symptoms. 604 French
street. DIR. Lippiuoott.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19
MARHIE ED.

KUNZIq-wEIsS- May 1Tth. 1888, at
the residence OF the brido't parents, NO.
lOll TiogA street,by Kew. hooert Graham, !,
Mr., william IL Eunxlg and Miss Gan 10
l.. Weiss, both OF PhiiAdolphiA.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19

Ladies' and GENT. GENT. 2 =, A
at Millsrd f pAI" I'D
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19

J. wiz Psshin'is ,l.. saddles. "a 4
goods, goods, No, TO- loi W S'n''
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19

Lamps, No "a b '.r IA
Daily Republican., 1888-05-19

mon hA4E, LuW;-NEW HOUSE, 90
II JaeEsen street, y rooOs and all oon
vcnienccs. W. j., FISHER, s03 Market
street ml9-lm
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-12-12

" Another wonderful discovery has
besn mads and that too by q lady in
this county. Disease fastened it,
clutches upon her and for seven
yearS she withstood its seuerest
tssts, but her vital organs were un-
dsrmined and death seemed i'm
nninent. For three months she
cnughsd incessantly and could not
sleep. She bought Of u I bottle of
Ds. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption and was % much relieved
on taking RSt dose that she slept
III night and with one bottle has
been miraculously cured. Her
name = Nn Luther Lutz." Thus
wrole w. G. Hamrick 4 Co., Of
Shady, n. 9. Get Z FREQ trial bot.
~ q d.. ]. s. Talcotts drug store.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-12-12
Dseklea's Araioa salvs.

Tho best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, letter. chapped
hands, chilblains. c0rns, and Ill skin
sruptions, and positively cures pills
o. no pay rexuired. II is guaran-
tesd 70 rive perfect satisfaction, OF
money refunded. Price 25 cts pei
box. For sale BY ]. s. Talcott.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-12-12
consumptIon surely Cured.

TO the Editor Please inform
your readers that have q positive
remedy for the above named dis
eass. By IL timely use thousands
Of hopeless cases have been per.
manently cured. / shall be glad to
send two bottles Of my remedy
Free to any Of your readers who
havs consumption il they will send
me their express and post Office ad.
dress. Respectfully,
+. "A. 6IocuM, NJ. G.
1871 Pearl ST., Few York.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-12-12

49,? -
M Leaasr y
49, \ Iknlt Nm 81 iosx
Ilultoa hecause 81 the
4 IL ii ~ stsas lsgiSlA-
III Il ~ intended % b
4 - y ~ 1856 csn-
a | 8 ISe bssn but ! Wild
80 pull lken ! tal,ls
= g. - polalisa ~ ~ coun-
- o nulIbef u ssprsssnta-
1ii cned = eash. 10 Illus
us1aimsss u Tho
llll| nnn,snt ~ Argus Leader
I ma Dnsas ocunsies each
4 - 1oprs 1tatiye, while
4 M f ea1ly otiK times tne
a ~ 70 of Batls. oeadie coun-
Y M po eofg1 nt1tiven, while
u r ~. MN 3O00 uore pop
! = = l y ~, nd Minnehaha,
n q M m nnoee 10 has four.
n ~ ond, epdnk county.
9 ! - 'haa Mime
ass ~ ovsrlcoksd
1l l ea q ~ calcuia-
ssntAiion.
r W 1 11 aIly ooopideesd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-28
Maryland's Oyster Rebellion.

GOV. JACKSON DESPAIRs OF BEING ABLE TO SUP
PRESS IT WITH HIS PRESENT FORCE.
Gov. Jackson, Of Maryland, yesterday, said
that the situation in the oyster rebellion which
confronts the state authorities is this:
There are eight hundred oyster vessels
whose crews. aggregating about 5000 armed
men, are banded together to dredge on certain
grounds and to drive OF any state force sent
against them. To oppose them the state has
fourteen vessels, most of them small sloops
manned by about hundred men. This force
cannot cope with the marauders, and shall
adopt heroic measures for the enforcement OF
the law. | have reason to believe that the
Secretary of War at Washington will grant us
the use OF five, six or eight-pound cannons.
which will be placed on the state steamers and
at spots on shore to be selected hereafter"
In conclusion the governor said that no
Maryland legislature will make an appropria-
ton large enough to enable the state feet to
successfully keep the dredgers from the for
hidden grounds, and the only remedy left is to
repeal the law and forbid dredging altogether.
James Casts, the colored dredger of the
schooner Thomas B. Schall. who was shot
Wednesday night in the Little Choptapk river
during the fight between the dredgers and the
oyster police boat Governor Thomas, died at
the United States marine hospital, Baltimore,
Yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-28

The motto of Recorder Trotter: Deeds, not
Words
There's good deal of reel difficulty in bass
fishing. but the sport is very exciting.
The surest way to take the conceit out Of a
man is to make him baseball umpire.
Now is the time when the hard drinker can
lay the redness of his nose to the frost.
The baker whose loaves are less than O
pound ought to be made to see the error of his
weighs.
No, my child, it is not true that the prima
donna always chews gum so that she can keep
the pitch.
circumstances; at least he Is usually seen on
his last legs.
Gen. Harrison's name has eight letters.
From this fact probably so much is said about
his in-eight ability.
The amateur bicyclist is often remin ded Of
the fortunes Of the middle ages, when a man
was broken on a wheel.
C. c. Slaughter has been appropriately
elected president of the National Cattlemen
and Butchers association
There would be no objection raised against
any absconding fnancier settling in Canada if
he would first settle in this country.
Now Is the time to encourage home industry.
Give the boys chance to clean off the side
walks and look after the furnace fires
Marriage is growth" says philosopher;
but whether it is a healthy or a malignant
growth depends upon those who cultivate it.
Old Jacob Meeker, of Melmere, Ohio. is a
sadder if not a meeker man than formerly.
de married young wife, who has now eloped
with Landowner man.
The phonograph shows that a mans voice
has not the same sound to himself that it has
to others. thus finally explaining why some
people persist in singing
Many young widow with big house and
plenty OF servants marries again just to have
husband to whom she can tell all her house
hold troubles and annoyances.
New Jersey turns out nearly 81. 900, 600 Yards
OF ribbon year, or about %, 739 miles, if
stretched ont in single line. For a single line
OF industry that record is very good
Skeletons found in South Carolina indicate
that a race OF men inhabited the country who
were from 8 to Ii feet high. There are men in
this city who can get higher than that
women do the work of ushering people to
their places in most of the theaters in Paris. If
that was the case in this country the dudes
would call upon the ushers at every act
The baby" member of the Charleston IS. CO.
police force is colored man named Edward
Lawrence, who is six feet seven inches in
height. He has done some tall service, while
on the force.
Lige HalforG. Gen. Harrison's private secre-
tary, distinguished himself in his early career
as journalist a reporter of executions
That's the reason probably why he now has
such high executive ability.
80 those are pine trees" said the city girl
to her country cousin, who was leading her
through the woods. Yes. those are pines and
splendid specimens, too he replied. Now
show me pineapple tree" she innocently
asked
Senator Edmunds conducted the examine
ton, said q member OF congressional inves-
We'll, how about the witness?" asked a by
stander. Was he happy too?" Gentle
men" said the committeeman, ''one can't be
too happy under such circumstances"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-28
The Loss Of the Allentown.

wRKcKAaE FROM THE ILL-FATEp COLLIER COMING
ASHORE AT CoHAssET-A LIST OF THE CREW.
There seems no doubt that the Philadelphia
collier Allentown was lost in Sundays gale off
Cohasset, Mass. ALI day yesterday wreckase
continued to come ashore, many articles bear
ing the name of the Inflated vessel. Following
ID a list of those on board the Allentown when
she cleared from Philadelphia on the 2lst inst. |:
Capt Geo. ". Paul, Philadelphia; first mate,
Jos. Ross, Philadelphia; second mate, Peter
Livingston, Boston; stewart. John Duvall Phil
adelphis; messboy, John Hoolahan; seamen.
Frank Mar9uardt, Martin yohannsen, John
Samuelson, John Johannsen. John Padefing all
Of Philadelphia; ordinary. Patrick Earle, Phil
adelphia; chief engineer, Benjamin Pritchard
Penn's Grove, N. j.; assistant engineer, Henry
Haywood; hremen, August Tormacio, Francis
McTamany and Otto Bcrsun, Philadslphia; coal
passers, Harry Adams, Penn's Grove, n. j., and
Jas. McKeever, Philadelphia.
An unknown barkentine il reported sunk five
miles northwest of Block Island, b. /. The
crew was probably lost. None Of the Old Col
ony boats have run for three days because Of
the storm Incoming steamers ct New York
report having encountered the hurricane, but
no serious damage was done to any Of them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-28

The OPIUM SMUGGLING TRIALS BEoUN.-The
first OF the famous opium smuggling cases was
moved at the opening Of the United states
court in Auburn, n. T., yesterday morning
The defendant is Erwin A. Gardner. indicted
for smuggling $500 pounds Of opium, upon
which the custom amounted to S35,0OO. Gard
ner was once special agent for the government
One Of the branches Of the case Is trial for
conspiracy. The captured opium has been
placed in Ogdensburg house. and the
case Of conspiracy is an alleged Combination
to steal the opium from packages and insert
blocks Of wood in their places for the double
purpose Of getting the opium and destroying
removed the plot was discovered. Deputy
Internal Collector Lyttle, Lawyer Stone and
Janitor Conisky were arrested on a charge Of
conspiracy and theft. Gardner, who had given
bail, was subsequently again arrested at Chicago
while trying TO sell opium.