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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-09
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$40 acres of fine land, Is miles from the city,
on the International railroad. A good house
with two rooms. Place all fenced, about 80
acres in cultivation, good well of permanent
water. A very fino place, and can be bought
at bargain.
235 acres of land on the Medina river, L.
miles from the city; two good houses, one Of
rooms and one of rooms, 100 acres in cult.
walton, Is acres of pecan bottom, with one
half mile river front, church, school mill and
cheap.
108 acres Of cultivated and pasture land with
large rock house, out kitchen, large under
ground cistern and other water, rock quarry
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-09
Special Bargain.
u1,5OO acres.

A Na~N 81 800 acres.
u with good rock house never
III failing water, and fine grass
llHHHii4Ey situated on the Culebra and
Helotes creeks, about Is m t
west of city. Price, 5000.
Good two-room frame house and two large
lots; good location for business; only $3.50.
Large gentle horse, cost S125; new buggy,
cost $50; harness, cost $50; will sell the
outfit for SIS5.
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Address Registered Letters to
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-06

Another lot, all white, hem
stitched, were zoe, now IL.
Still another, all white, finely
embroidered and scalloped,were
.62 q, now SIC.
Another lot in fine linen,plain
and scalloped colorcd borders;
sold freely at soc, now 25c,
A perfect wonder the next
lot-they are a double hem
stitched border, with a neat en-
broidered figure between, and
fully worth 4oc. These are re-
duscd TO I9c each, or three for
soc,
A pretty silk Handkerchief,
neat hemstitched and quiet
borders; sold for o2Iic, now
SOC.
A Gentleman Silk Muffier
or handkerchief IN dark plaids,
were 81, then 7sc, are now SOC,
A small lot of Gentlemen's
Linen Handkcrchicfs, in colorcd
borders, were 2sc, now I5c.
These are all crumbs from
Christmas among the handkcr-
chiefs.
We have about three boxes
full Of Nainsook cdging. They
are fine shear and pretty goods,
The prices were 2oc. from so;
i5c. from 10; and SC, from 25c,
That was pretty cheap, but we
are going 10 do better. If you
will buy them in strips of Al
yards each you get the first
grade, per strip for soc; second
$50, third, I5c.
We have good-sizcd wash
tub full Of Hamburg edges and
lnsertingS at about one-third of
in price. from SC to soc. It's a
little like pulling Christina,
things from a bran pic, every
body wants a dip. lis moi
likely the new ones will be any
prctticr.
Low prices. have been made
in the basement among the lin
ems, flanncls and blankets. Nol
had better anticipate the print
ing Of them.
VIM. B. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth ami Market streeA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-06
FOURTH EDITION
Dots.

Dotbs
Don't forget the lunch-324 King, to-
MORROW. Every body invited.
Our ooffees are roasted fresh twice q
week;'ry them. Cfippan, s East End at.
Read the card OF Cranor q o., 621
Market street, II you wish bargains.
Prof OrAbb Advertlsss for 100 girls
for ono OF his grand marches.
Read Prof. Goldey's advertisement Of
night school, lake hint, and act on 1t.
SalviA Allott started on Wednesday
evening for Los Angeles. Cal.
The tug General l. j. Wissar Is hav.
log her boiler repaired ut the Putey IL
Jones Oompany's shipyard.
The James Bradford O.. has on hand
large lot Of corhs, as well M paints,
glass, oils and other articles.
Tbs Harrington Enterprise 10 adver.
tiled to be SOLD by tho Shorifi on satuI.
day, January 7.
The Rev. T DsWolf Parry OF Calvary
Church, Germantown, Pa, will preach
at st. Andrews Jhurch, this city, on
Sunday morning next.
The Choral and Literary Society CT
81. Andrews Sunday school will give
an entertAinme nt In the lecture room Of
the church at 7.45 O'Clock tonight.
Chief Justice OomeRys proposes NOV.
ing his office, at Dover, from the Ridge
ly House to the building he formerly
occupied on South State street.
George Mailman. OF 81. Georges Hun.
bred, iA u candidate for the Democratic
| nnuntnaFinn fnR tim 30 ra ~ NJ
New CASTLE County.
NJ. G, Grenne,l has sold his farm near
Feitcn, Kent County, TO Reuben sApp
OF Illinois, and is COW prospecting fer .
new home near Gaps Charles City.
We still hhve large line OF those
celebrated 30 and Coo. teas; they are by
ali odds the best goods for the money
Offered In the city. Crippen, 8 Eat
End street,
The Hon. j. b. Pennington has sc.
cured the appointment Of Robert Slm'
mons, Jr., OF Dover, ~ page In the
House Of Representatives as Washing.
ton.
Congressman Pennington has looked
over the field aud ns is said to be aatis.
fed that none but candidates who are
hHOhu " 10 nSutst CuuVbnklOu utl
can be elected TO the next Legislature
The meetings al the Second Baptist
Church during the week have been VT II
ATTENDED and OF unusuai interest. The
meeting this evening Ia for conference
and prayer, and the subj ct is Prayer
for Growth in Craze"
The Hon. Elijah f. Pennypacktr
who died near Pl @nizville, Pa u few
days ago OF paraly sis, aged 80 years,
was an unole OF Henry o. Conrad, Esq,
OF this city. His funeral takes place
tomorrow.
DR.. j. II. Wilson Of Dover has been
appointed on the Board OF United States
examining physicians 90 I'll the va.
cgncy occasloneu by the resignation of
Dr. Cresdick OF that town. The office
OF the board has fbesn moved to the
office o; DIR. Wilson, and theyI will
hereafter meet every Wednesday,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-06

Tho term of the Irstitute Drawing
school Tor the year 1887 ended last
night. IL has been under the super-
vision OF committee Of the Institute,
composed Of Charles q. HoHlnnd, q
W Pusey and 7. Allen Hills, The
teachers were V, G. Haggard, B. II.
Gulich ard A. Taylor, OF tGs Pusey and
Jones Company e. 3. sa4tiera Z
Palmer, OF the Harlan and HUlltngs.
worth Company, and j. Hess, Of the
EdEem COR Company.
Vincent G. Hazard, who has been
the teacher In charge Of the school.
male an address 10 The scholars, in the
course OF which be remarked:
Your school IL not made up entiralv
OF apprentice. Yeu have two ioromen,
twenty one journey men aud forty az
pirentices; twonty Of the pupilu are
above 81 years of sge. Oar advanced
class this year WAS composed Of four
teen memosrs, the Intermediate GLASS OF
ihlfty'one members and the primary
ciass OF eighty one members.
vi the advanced class, II. Blooms
burg ana j. NJ Mendinball have been
awarded prizes; r. w. Blown, George
I. hodgaman, g. l. WSlkeT and Henri
A. o'ozier ere given honorable men
tloni OF the intermediate claes, Hubsrl
Sam wotta, William Elliott auu Edward
simmons are given prizes; Edward
OiHrlf, William II. ClRTnen aud E wood
Layhuld are honorAbly mentioned: O
the primary clAss, Joseph Worth, o wet
y Hoopes, + j. HArdcGstle, W. II
Partridge /. II. Morrison and Walte
Mendenhail are given prizes; Eugen,
v. Faucet Henry Sterling, William
M. Kettlewood, EiRar II Osheltroo
job 5nmnel, William II Alriob. How
ard Sheppard, Thomas NJ. Rulley Ant
Howard Il. Hendertr are honorAbl,
mentioned.
Addresses were made to the scholar
by h. /. Taylor. Isaac n. Johuson
onarles Baird, Thomas q, Dill, Super
intendeAt Harlan, G30rg5 A. Elliott
EGG aod DR. j. ID. CGrtin.
OhAries s Rowland, chairman of III,
Institute Committee, In giving the boy
the library tickets. smoke TO then ab0D
me books ia The library cnd Vsve Ia.
following figures, collected from the Ia
atltute'l records. showing the KIND o
realins the prize winners OF tie as,
CT 1895 hal chosen:
The Highest nnmb Der Of yolu1nos h,
'anr one pupil whs 70; Of which Z wer,
or inc arts and scisnc, 3, AID 80 weIt
OooEs OF fiction The second biRbsA
was u volumes, Of which az were lcro,
aud GU tho arts and sciences. Out q
- volumes ono boy hRd rad 80 of fl,
ton Another had read 81 volumes. O.
winch II wers on the applied sclsnel
and 10 were fiction. He did not dis
courage the reading Of good fiction, bu
urged the uBa Of practical books. |,
eiosihc he asked them oil to come bael
next term and to bring SO macy pupIl
that tie school would be crowded on
o. its present quarters.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-06

There's a choice here and
ours may not be yours.
For driving, market, storm
or knock-about long garment,
these might suit you.
In our dress goods depart
ment
There is navy and gold, navy
and white, and brown and white
silk, and wool plaids in fine
double-iold dress fabrics-Wha,
we have arc reduced TO 90 cents
from SI.25.
There is a fine double .folc
Tricot Cloth 81 in. wide in IL
Illuminated eff garnet
brown, navy and olive. They
are reduced to OF cents from
SI.oo.
There's those elegant all-wool
iColmar Plaids in fifteen color
ings and styles-First of season
IS cents, then 62H, now 50 cts.
tor all that's left.
ThcIes fine hair line silk
and wool Gilbert suiting-navy
blue ground with GOLD and white
silk stnpe-reduced from 90 cts.
to 40 cents.
Ietta Plaids in a good assert
ment OF colors are reduced from
371l cents to IS.
All wool mixtures in browns
and grays are reduced from 25
TO I2H cents.
Renzi suitings in brown, green
and black, with a damasse effect
are now 9 cents hom I5-3-4
wide.
Double fold halr-line serges
have been popular goods all
season. What we have now are
reduced from 49c TO 2oc.
One of the greatest bargain.
we ever put out in velvets (ol
more strictly speaking, velvet
teens), we now have in the celc
bratcd "Nonpareils." EVER
lady dealing in these good:
knows the brand.
We have them in brown
green, navy, French blue, terra
Gotta, garnet, magenta drab
black and olive. This Who'll,
elegant line is reduced from 81
to 80 cents per yard; the like o
which, we never remember tc
have seen.
In our Handkerchief Depart
.mcnt.
A fine shear handkerehie
with scallopcd border, all white
were SIC and 4oc, are reduced
to PC.
/ Another lot in all white, hem
stitched, shear ard pretty, were
1886, now re.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-06
TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY.SIX
MILES.


Planked Down over aThou,and dollars
and Back 10 wilmington by :
O'CLOCK, IS.
Receiving q telegram early on Thurs
day morning from New York, anuounc-
ing what . certain amount OF lucre
would do, and to take advantage by
leaving on the first train and returning
he ore 7 O'Clock the same evening, lust
shows whAtpluck and enterprise will
do, and ndM1t remains for the people
Of Wilmington and surroundings who
believe in studying economy to take
advantage.
Mr.. L. Eellheiner, the proprietor Of
the popular bEconomy Hail." took ad-
vantage Of IN offer to transfer over two
thousand dollars worth OF fashionable
pants for little over one thousand
dollars, spot cash. The goods arrived q
little before this paper went TO press
and they consist Of what are most sui
able for this season of the year.
Mems working pants, lined through
out, 70 cents; and perfect beauties fol
80 cents. They have been placed In one
OF the windows for inspection. A
fancy pair Of striped or check cred trou
sers, cut In the latest style, for the Is.
tonishirg price OF el75 You should
just see the ones for 81 20, IS and 1878.
You would Immediately conclude thai
there is no occasion to pay merchant
tatlors 81 ard % for pants. But erougt
said on this benefit, and 1t aims fol
the people to take advantage by golnf
and inspe citing them at the Economy
Clothing Hall, ACC Market street. The
NInIau00 OF the winter atOck non aiatint
p NJ ssif and oveIcoats m ust 20 at a sac
Si6cs K,s.aWemher, the clearing out sal
viii contin I'd ontil further notice.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-06

IL 1tice In several Of our papers Arti.
cles calling for the doing away OF all
business on the streets. Now, i hope
this Ia only the beginning OF move
ment that will result in getting rid en-
tirely Of the italian peanut stands,
venders OF quack noBtrums and the
curbstone markets. No permanent I'm.
provement can result to the property
OF King aud Madison streets until all
the little frame sheds and sidewalk
nuisanoes are removed. They now art
. standing menace to the adjacent
dwellings, raising the insurance ratt
and making owners unwilling to put IL
MICS store fronts with such squAlid sur
lroandinRs. Let our Board OF Stree
Commissione give notice that after |
reasonable time, say three months, tn
Law, which IL plain enough, must b
lconformed to and the streets and side
walks cleared OF all commerce.
MADISON STREET.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-06

The West A5bester Local News says
INT A. @. McOauslAnd, OF
the WilminN ton and Northern railroad,
was in towy recently, when he made
the offer ~ iurnith and haul free over
his road LenApe station all the coal
dust and binder necessary TO put the
road from West Chester TO LsnSpe In
first olaes &C udition and keep II free
from mud IL the winter season.
The Win. ngton and Northern rail.
road officials are making inquiry con,
oernlng the lumber and character Of
business house, in West Chester, and
ascertaining as lar as possible what
Wholesale aims In Philadelphia and
elsewhere are accustomed to ship goods
hers. 1t Ia surmieed that oompttition
In freight rates, and possibly q branch
road from Lsnape to West Chester art
among the possibilities In the near fu.
turo. Their representatives. are a.
work to-day seeking the information
desired.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-06
Children S Goats

One Child's coat, size 4
years, with cape and plush
collar from $500 to $500.
One misses coat of brown
cloth, size 6 years, with
cape, collar, cuffs, and skirt
trimmed with plush from
SO 90 to So 90.
One brown Boucle coat.
size 6 years, Astrachan trim
med, from So so to $4oo.
One Gretchen coat, size 6
years, reduced from $500 to
$500.
A lot Ct Consumers, sizes
50 and So, reduced from s.
10 SI.oo.
The latest improved car
pet sweeper, reduced from
$500 to S. 50.
Remnants OF all wool in.
grain carpets, some large
enough for small rooms, re.
dueed from 75 n ro cent,
per yard.
Remnants Of Oil Cloth.
and Linoleum reduced one
half.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-06

asst evening two Eugll,hmen A.af
police station to make some iuqas
about a prisoner, and had quite q 20
ant conversation with the Mayor Az
they came out one said
"A hne mani is Mayor Road, Jamt
Mayor Road indeed "replled tn, "
fe never seed i'm. -
II II tell ye Jamie was I'm tina. Lia
Wild US said the first.
"fe don't know what yer 'Als
about. | know Mayor Road better itN
! know yc," replied the one aldftssed
Tom, land IN bet ye live dollars yNi'
The banter of bet had its eatt
Tom, and he meekiy said "Well, VIE"
e Jan ie9"
That un we was talking tot WaI ~
was lhe city solicitor and often h'
business wild i'm " This settled The ils
tion, and the reporter moTed on thiEiI
how true is the old Adage that M
ignorance Is bliss tbs folly to be wis.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-06

The coal dealers OF thla city Va
notified yesterday that on and alta ]
day there would DO an increase q
cents per ton In the price OF oil stt
the mines. owing to the strike ati q
Increased wages that has 10 be pail !
the miners that continue 81 vet
Consequently they have increased v
price TO consumers, bat while they
Obliged to pay 30 cents = ten m0u d
what they receive have only advls1
the retail price rs cents, max ns in
coal ~ per ton.
Mr.. George W. Bush sad tbs m
ing that he did not thtnk there u
cause for alarm on .ha pnt, q q
sumers, and no danger wha.aps, n
coal famine In this city. The slal
tho different yards is sufficient Eg
81 least one month IL no GOA vSr
ceived, but as email lots are coni4l
daily 1t will last Still longer thaa i
This morning Bush q Sons rsosH
quite large corsignmtnt, and IT
more to morrow. The action Of ,
dealerB TO day chow that they WIS
increase the price IN .ess they axe n
PEELED to.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-06
THIRD EDITION.


Repcrters sometimes meet with
curiCu Nc J ptfiencts in thtir search for
uewe, 'sld laAs evening o reporter Of
the REPuBLIcA3 had the mis 'ortuna TO
be lock ed up At police station. In his
efforts 10 obtsih all the information
possible concerning the srppoted case
OF iniantdlde, Ee, In company with
Coroner BAr6hili and police offioer In
citizens lo,hes, obtained permission to
interview Viola Walker, who 10 sue
pected Of beir & fnplicbtsd In the affair.
Viol o was In = cell In the real part OF
the 3 rst corridor, and rs there was o
man In tRs corridor who had been
suffering rom alcoholism, the door ct
the entrances was looked but tbs Mayor
nc the req utst OF the Coroner let the
party In aud then locked the door,
promisipR to return In q few minutes
TO let them Dot. The party spent same
time In talking TO Viola, and then
started to come out. but thereby hangs
q tale.
While they were talkiR2 two friends
of the victim CT alcohol had came In
and were standing outside the door o.
the corridor to kingto him through TIT
bars, while the mayor bad become
deeply interested In conversation with
q gentleman in the chiefs office. Thu
coroner ratified the door OF tho corrido
vigorously, but no one came, and h
was admon ished by one Of the visitor
on the outside to keep quiet, One o
the men WAS politely requested to tel
the mayo that he was wanted, but b.
pointedly refused, and volunteered tn
information that 1t WAS his opinion tina
the party were not locked mp for thei
good deeds. Matters seemed to be get
ting serious; still the iDterviewers yrie'
20 laugh and consider it Q good joke
but the atte mpt proved failure. The
were Just wondering how long the
would have to stay, when the mayo
happened TO think of them and haster
ed TO their relief. AS they passed GU
one OF the visitors sdvisd them to kee
out Of trouble in The future. and con
plimented the mayor on his kindnei
In letting them 60 free.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-06
FIFTH EDIrlOA


For several months Eiwa,a r..
who At one time was ireausnr, i.
the public, has been living on va
avenue, near Lincoln street, v,s !,
wife aHd i've stepsons. He ~. ~ =
employed at laborinR work. ~ I.
duoted himself In vefv -
manner. The holiday season -
proved too much for Eiwatd ~
Tuesday he ind ulged In one Of ~ y
time spfees. When he wen, -
the evening he kicked IN ,o ~, y
mis- wife, after set ills, sprcsaai.
getting him down on the drr ~
she held him. while the child,s, -,
him with plates, cups and saacsn y
In fact any little articles Of q llks,,'s
that happened 10 be handy. ne.
quence was that Edwards ar
we'll blackened and his FOREHEAD y.
n number OF places
He, however, managed to mai, \
escape, hut returned on W,ds.i.
morning with hre in his ere IA NJ
revolver In his hand. When Mn N
sidy saw him come In ct ops n. !
suddenly remembered q prewls, !.
gaRoment up the street, and sl,gi :
the opposite door TO keep 1t 49,
aud 70 did Edward, but AZ h /.
Handicapped with heavy load q ~
foot she diAtAneed him. She IA, ~
in town and had . warrant lsas !
his Arrest, and yesterday ai.e,vlst
was executed By Odicsr Be,saa
This morning Edward was I1s-
before Judge Oummins on a chp I
disorderly conduct. His fofehslI N
covered with strips OF slickios M,
until It had the appearance Of !. ~
graphic chart, while his eyes vs,s =,
m noh discolored and ono alnc, n,
len shut. After hearing The svis,
OF Mrs. Cassidy Judge Cumniu I
posed n fine OF 81 and oosp, All 4
ward promised 10 stralghteu Z, d
start for California.
L
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-06

John N, Naudain OF Baltimore and
n isa Fannie b., daughter Of William
H. Houston Of Middletown, we're mar
tltd In the Forest Presby ter.an ChurCa
on wednesday, afternoon by Rsv. W, O,
als@2ncer. The ushafs were II NJ
Frances aud Milton Gumhy of Bait,
more, A. &c. SAnborn Of Wilmington
and Dr.. W. r. Kennedy, W. Il, Bic,
anu X. I. Clayton Of MlddietoWn,
me presents were numerous and val
nao!e. Ths RrooE's nup,ial Rift WA
pair OF solitaire diamond rugs. tn,
hsppy couple left Middletown on III,
a.5d p. nl.traln for New York and other
points Of interest. "a
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-06
CRAN0R & co.

We want to call your at
tention to-day to the wonder
full reduction made in the
prices of our shawls. One
Long Paisley Shawl, with
red centre, reduced from
$50 90 to $500.
Single Black Thibbet from
$500 TO $4.oo.
Double Shawls, the best
made in green, blue and
black plaid, reduced from
$3.50 to 5000.
Single shawls, all wool,
gray and black, from $500
to So 90.
Scotch shawls from $500
to 81.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-06
Housed old of Faith.

>. Divine service will be held, D. ", in
the HCutebold Of Faith Church, To-.
nall, between Seventh and Eighth
streets, next Sunday. Jan. s. Rev.
VIM. W. Campbell, formerly Of Wash,
in gton City, Low of Wilmington, will
preach. The subject OF discourse al
10 80 o. m. ~ill be "a great army OF
recruits from a cemetery " At 30 D,
m, "The divine alchemy-that con
verts dieaster into permanent pros.
perity." Propositions for maintaining
regular public worship, on Ecrip IRA
basis, will be considered. A cordial in
vttation to these services is extended tc
all,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-06

LAST night Adam Galreath AtlL
fred McCracken INDUCED In a ~,
New Years drank, aud asa
Quence found themsel yea In the as
police station this morning. Can
was the first arrAigned before il
Oummins, aud upon pleading gul1l
the charge, was fined 81 and costa h
oracken then stepped into the ID
smiling. and when the chNa u
stated also plead guilty. judge o.
Minis looked at him q moment Gni u
said:
Didn't you promise me las, iri
were here that II would let you vi
wouldn't come back again"
mo, sir" replied the pristine
said that II you would lot ne 4
wouldn't be back again Until n
Oh ristmas.
How long before ChrlaluH I
that" injured the Judge, AID
Oraoken replied: About one vNl
The judge then sentenced him t,i
a tine Of 81 aud costs. and said
you arc back hero again before Ia
I'll make II $40 and costa"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-06

The following officers have been
elected by the Young Mems Democratic
Club for the ensuing year: President,
L. @. VAndegTift; first vice.president,
Willard Hall Porter, Eco second vice
.prMident, Daniel W. Mnliin; recording
secretary, Fred L. Kur!z; financial
secretary, M. D. Murphy; treasurer
William g. Bryan; marshal, Hewsou
K. Lannsp; executive committee, Jos
Durney, Edward MoCAfferty, Willism
7. Carmichael, r. j. Kelley, u. W.
Mulerew.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-06
The supposet Ipfnn,in.nn

James Barrett, Lizzie Rarrott and
iois walker, all coorod, were arrested
s yostetoey AFTERNOON az the Instance OF
me coroner on suspicion OF being con.
Satned In cau2inR the death Of an in
, n 70 which the Barrett woman gave
ollth On 1ulssay afternoon. They Wer,
a1fAlghed be ore Judge CUMMING this
, i,!ll ma as there was notLing to
70" bsFfa't he was discharged, bu,
nv women vera committed without
D~' ueti Monday. The Oeroner In.
es'.ls to rave tie water closet cleaned
s =, tlof2HSLiy fesrched TO Esosrtlln n
s~' pooy o. tbs eaila can EG found,