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Smyrna times., 1889-03-06
A Novel Arrangement.

Mr.. Hope II. Barroll Of Chestertown.
has made arrangement with a comnanv
IN Baltimore for the purchase OF the
nrSI monograph which they can Sc
cure Mr.. Barroll proposes to use the
instrument for rather a novel purpose.
Instead of causing interruption to
once work during the day, by dicta-
GlhS MS answers to correspondents TO
ms secretary, the instrument will be
taken to Mr.. BarrOi's home. and at
night the answers will be given to the
monograph and on the following
morning, or month if desired, the an
sWer may be repeated to the emauu-
ehsis while Mr.. Barroil proceeds with
other work wholly unconscious that
the secondhand conversation is tax
ing place. This arrangement will he
iound as useful as it is entirely orjoi
mar Inc instrument is one of Edi-
son s inventions. The person using if
speaks IN an instrument shaped like a
tunnel, so constructed that the sound
ot the speakers voice will be collected
ana conveyed to an arrangement ad-
Justed with beautiful delicacv. To this
Is attached needle, the point of which
touches a cylinder upon which is a fine
iOll. The cylinder is turned durino
Ihe transmission Of the message to the
instrument and the mOdulations of the
voice has a corresponding effect upon
the plate which causes the needle to
produce a similar impression on the
ioii. When the words are desired
from the phouOgraph the cylinder is
again revolved and the needle follow
ing the delicate lines which were in the
1rst place traced upon the foil repro
duces the words with the exact modu-
IatIons and the most delicate shadings
OF sound. Every characteristic of the
speakers voice is repeated and NAV be
reproduced after having been locked
IN silence for years Transcript
Smyrna times., 1889-03-06
Baltimore & Ohio R. r.
Schedule in effect Dec. ., 1883
Trains leave Delaware Avenue Depot, Whining
ton as follows;
EAST BOUND.

ton, as follows;
EAST BOUND
Express trains
PHILADELPHIA. week days, 1920, TO- 90.
S., g 80 90O olO4 II y 10 % a. ~ m IN ~ w.
PfIbADELP dIA, Sundays, -82y. OO, ID,
O5 alO4i II IS a. m; el2 40. co. 90, %, 70 20,
8 2J TO- f6 &C. 3 so p IN.
CHESTER, week days, q ~, TO- 100, %,
~ So 900, n Is a. M %l2 40 OJ, 8OO, 300, 70 ~
SOS. e l0 z 0j, 8 so p. IN.
CiIFsTER Sundays, 20 %, 90, 2 S. 0 05, II -,
a. rl.: ~ 40 co. 90, 55, % 70, -, 10, $50
p. m. ,,,-sr pofr,-p
baltimore and Washington 20 co. el1 81 a. m;
as. ~ 40 y. m ~ 46 night All daily. 30 a.
m daily except Sunday
Chicago aud Ptisburg, fl2 46 night, p q p. M
POI Cincinnati and 81 Louis sii 97a.m and . 40
sineery i 9g,H Accommodation, us sop M and Il 10
pi'e in39enberg Accommodation, week days, i 90
am; As aud % p. m Sundays, a. m ana
Treins i leave Market streetstation:
fnr phiIadelphia 28j D M, daily except sum
Aav For Baltimore, 8j and 5lo p, ~ uely'
S9s q. M daily, except Sunday for banusn-
berg so a. M, 10 59 e. 20 ana ~ p ", uaiii
except sunday 30 a. m. on 0uHuny VNis V''o
pit3shnry and Chicago express, daily l5 p. n.
cave Philadelphia for Wilmington; ,ooo
Daily 4f2 00 a. In sou iV.gy ~ ~ w - ~ ~ ~ tG
noon. i40 90, 4S0, $3.50, oo0' F'uO o'iO' wv
llisS sS1yi n y except sunday, $50 and 7.25 a. M
afQ5 and $50 p. no
sunday only. sal q. M
hs,ee ~ western Points lower than via any
o'neFH edFHHs. a', o. scULL, W. b. CLEMENTS,
Genl Pass. Agt. Genera MaHsoi'
Smyrna times., 1889-03-06
A. WINTERS 3 TALE.
Through all the climatic peris arising from the
dent housewife feels that She can safelv relv on
LOWbGrS Family Physician

TO prevent dangerous complications ensuing. IS
result Of - ad colds" % -
a Cough Syrup is prepared by yaddine to3 table.
SpoonlulS OF molaSSeS, one a>pOouful of Family
Ihyslclan. Take teaSpOOuful AT bedtime 3rbje
todstiHg the feet to the IRE. ''''''
a sore Throat is gdrgled and bathp1 IF the
chlid starts up i'm the night. with a hOarse hrassy
cough, u IS GROUP, and must have PROMPT treat
mSht. Family Physician affords instantaneous
IelleI- III IKE manner DiDhtbcrific eXudaiious
promptly yield to the resOlyeut power of FamilN
Fhyslcl0u Ii has been test q in extreme and fatal
cases with magical results. I00Huche and No.
iUgtd those horrible miseries, can be mastered
D. this marvellous agent.
John 5 Conner, OF Camden, Del, endured the
torture of Neuralgia for three DAYS lie thpn in
sheer desperation pOHre Family Physician into
t4c cavity Of the aching tooth. from the bottle
he says, the nerve seemed to give iunp-and
more" ''ii'
Edward Noll, of Rising sun, Del. sprained his
ankle severely when playing base ball Ills
friends brought him in a carriage to the yriter
MS agony was intense, SO great was the par.Xvsn,
thal Tor some time we were unable to remove his
DQOt. lie was placed in chair with the limb i'm
a hoIlz lntal position. a lighted lamp set under
the kle and Family Physician poured on and
rubbed gently with the hand for twenty minutes
When the pain had nearly ceased 1t was then
observed mat the whole nervous system had nm
uetgohe a shock. HewaS given a teaSpgoniul i'm
water internally, which Immediately relieved
the nervous tension. Tn account VIII receive
continuation from Mr. Noll.
icine.
None genuine acitiouf the fac siRHe signature Of
Smyrna times., 1889-03-06

We are the sole Eastern
agents for the wonderful in
StrUment.
We have an immense
stock Of Pianos and Organs.
Some slightly used. Our
prices will astonish you, and
convince you that it does
not take a brick house to
buy a piano.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-06
Three Legislative Questions.

The Australian ballot system and
the valued policy idea are both being
agitated in halfa dozen states, and
are important incidents in the wave of
reform that keeps on growing. The
question of prohibition, too, persists in
keeping on the crest of the same wave.
and it is more than likely that where
there is SO much agitation something
will come to pass.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-06

The legislative ball, Tuesday even
ing, 18th, ult., was a pronounced sue
cess. Music was furnished by Ritche.
Those present from Smyrna were Miss
es Beulah Jefferson, Elva Smith, Lizzie
Fell, Clara Denney, Nan Wood, and
Lizzie MeElwee, and Messers. Howard
Van Buskirk, Harry jefferson, Clarence
Smlthers, Frank Strickland, Harry
Mitfiin and Mr.. ]. c. Armstrong and
wife.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-06

The Boston Courier tells of dog that
for some time past has been-in the
habit of leaving his home on Thursday
evening and remaining away until Sat
urday morning. The matter was final
~ investigated, and it was found that
he spent Friday with a neighboring
family where meat was eaten on that
day, fish only being eaten in his mas
ter's family.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-06
Rrnca I'm

You are feeling depressed your appetite is poor
ty, nervous and generally out of sorts. and want
to 6rdcc up. Brace up. but not with stimulants
spring medicines, or bitterS, which have for their
5. puslS very cheap, bad whisky, and which stimu-
late for an hour, and then leave YOU i'm worse
condition than before. What you want is an all
terative that will purify your blood. start healthy
acuon OF Liver and Kidneys, restore your vitality
and give renewed health and strength Sneb
medicine yOu will find in Electric Bitters, and
only 90 cents bottle Mt Jas. P. HOfecker's, Drug
store -Ue
Smyrna times., 1889-03-06
Their Business Rnnminn

Probably no one thing has caused such gen.
eral revival of trade at Jas, p. Hoffeekers f,ng
store as their giving away TO their customers of s9
many tTee trial bottles Of DR.. Kings New Discov.
nous in this very valuable article from tbe fsc,
tnat u always cures and never disappoints
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup. and
All tnroat and lung diseases quickly cured. You
iree, large size ST. Every bottle warranted.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-06

Sharks have become so plenty in the
harbor of Havana that a sailors boots
thrown overheard will bring half a do.
zen Of the hungry monsters to the sur
face to inquired what time the sailor
himself expects to tumble in.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-06

The balancing of political parties in
the Legislature aided to make the ball
last week the most cosmopolitan
and enjoyable affair of the kind that
Dover has ever had. Now let the Leg
islators harmonize as well in their
work as in social MASTERS, and cele-
brate the centennial of American con-
stitutional government by adopting
the Australian Ballot w.-EUery EUen-
ing.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-06

Cheswold wants a new school house
or the old one enlarged, a church, a
parsonage, the town incorporated, a
squire and a constable, and as is gener-
ally the case, all these wants are oppos.
ed by those who are most able to sup.
port them.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-06

An honest indifference to many pre-
vailing complaints is the result of
using Laxador. For sale by all drug
gists. Price only 25 cents a package.
No one can develop the grace of
meekness by listening to a crying baby.
Stop its fretfulness by curing the colo
with DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-06

A young man name jackson, in Gin
einnati, started out to toss cannon balls.
AT the third toss he caught o ball on
his head and had his skull fractured.
II never occurred to him to toss up a
bucksaw.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-06

Another beautiful young lady" has
married "poverty-stricken and re-
pulsive" Indian out in Dakota. The
woman's action is bad enough, but the
minister who consented to marry. the
couple should not be forgotten when
words of condemnation are dealt out.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-06

"The hall was so full" a Western
paper once said in writing Of Of great
campaign meeting, "that the last man
who came in was compelled to leave
his cane outside.n Washington was
about as full as that Monday.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-06

The surprise Of Rip Van Winkle
when awaking from his long slumber
could not have been greater than the
consumptive's upon finding himself
entirely relieved by Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup. 25 cts.
A pretty pioture-A sunny-haired
child curing the Newfeundland's cut
foot with Salvation Oil.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-06

Coal is one Of the most extraordinary
articles known to commerce, because
when purchased instead of going ia
the buyer it goes to the cellar.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-06

BRYN MAwR, Pa, Jan. 26. 1889.
MEssRs. G. w. KENNEDY & Co.:
There is not one discordant
note in the chorus Of the Lower
Merino Baptist Church when the
congregation chants the praise
of the FARRAND & VOTEY
ORGAN used in the new meet
ing house.
We are more than charmed
with its sweetness and purity Of
tone and its great power as a
leading instrument for congrega-
ClOnal singing has been most sue
cessfully demonstrated when the
meeting house was crowded.
Speaking for myself; 1 feel that
the highest praise 1 can bestow
upon the instrument would beno
more than a just appreciation of
its high merit.
Yours sincerely,
ROBERT j. BURDETTE.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-06
Legislative Matters,
IMPORTANT MATTERS UP FOR
CONSIDERATION.
STATE INSANE ASYLUM.

Chairman Biggs reports the commit
zee favorable to the measure and thinks
II VIII go through the House with hv-
ing colors. The suggested amend
mentS comprise: first, change of name
TO Hospital for the Insane :" second.
That one ofthe three trustees from each
county shall be a physician in good
standing; third, that any insane Der-
son shall be able to support himself or
inlerself, his or her property shall be
IaDie Tor such support; fourth, that
paying inmates from other States may
De admitted; fifth, that the institution
and bequests. 0'N9
Smyrna times., 1889-03-06
SECURITY COMPANIES

General Armstrong has introduced
another important act in the House
Inc Dill enacts that any company
Incorporated either in this State or
elsewhere to transact business of fideI-
ity insurance or corporate surety and
having a paid up capital of at least
SIoO'OOO may be enabled to do bust
ness here upon filing and keeping in
the Office of the insurance commits
sloner power of attorney and desig-
mating resident of the State as its at
torney the company is also to file a
copy OF its charter with the Insurance.
commissioners. The act is intended to
give number of companies of this sort
power to do business in the State. onr
present insurance laws forbidding it.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-06

The W. c. T. u bill was given a sec
ond reading,and referred to committee
IN the House. Unless materially
changed it is likely to sleep there.
The subject Oft will hardly bear news
paper discussion; but members look on
the measure as cranky and impracti-
BILE.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-06

Job Work neatly done.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-06

Mr. Whiteman's offensive and obscene
placard bill was reported unfavorably.
The committee favored the motive but
disaepproved the indefitness of its pro-
visions.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-06

Representative Brockson's bill to
protect the muskrats of New Castle
county was railroaded through two
readings. The New Castle men had
learned that Immediately after the pas
sage OF DIR. Richardson's Kent county
Muskrat bill the price of muskrats had
gone up considerably, and hoping that
like legislation for their county might
have the same effect the upper county
men are anxious to push the measure.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-06
KENTON NURSERIES,
F. NJ BURROWS, Proprietor,
KENTON, Kent Co., Del.
We have in stock for Fall and Spring Trade
very fine stock of
Apple, Peach, Usage Orange, and
Silver Maple Trees StraWbeF-
ry and Raspberry Plants.
We can also furnish

Pear, Plum and Cherry Trees, and all Other
Nursery stock ut the lowest Market
Price for First-Clnss Stock
Smyrna times., 1889-03-06

Among the probable bills to come up
Is one that will make it a misdemeanor
for the secondhand clothing stores to
be established and conducted in the
towns of this State.
Smyrna times., 1889-03-06
PEACH TREES.

APPLE TREES.
SUMNER VARIETIES.
Early Harvest, Summer BOugb,
Red Astrachan, Early LipencOt
Early HeglO Maiden Blush.
Early strawberry, Yellow Transparent
FALL VARIETIES
Belle Fleur, Smoke House,
ST. John, Falawalder.
English Redstreak, Grimes Golden.
Smith Cider,
WINTER VARIETIES.
LangfOrd Seeding, Wine Sap,
Timber TWig, Del Winter
Ron no vi narf TTnuqa
Smyrna times., 1889-03-06

On the train from Paris to Fort
Worth two ruffanly drunken Texan
roughs got on and took a seat nearly
opposite where the Bishop and his
wife had seats. In front of the roughs
were seated the Rev. N. Il. Harmon
and wife of Wichita, Kan. A colored
presiding elder, about to leave the
train. came back into the car, and bade
the Rev. Mr. Harmon "Good-bye:,
also the Bishop, who was in the front
Of the car in seat with the writer.
We all shook hands with the presid-
ing elder--a genteel, educated brother.
But the brotherly act of Mr.. Harmon
was like a red flag to a Spanish bull
to one Of the roughs. He began 81
have my opinion of a man who will
shake hands with nigger. He must
be a Republican; / am Democrat.
! voted for Cleveland, / did; I'd like
to punch the head off the -
Republican who'll shake hands with a
nigger' Then he pulled out whis-
key bottle, aud they drank and swore
and bullied 50 boisterously that the
ladies became alarmed. One Of the
roughs, seeing that his companion was
getting so furious, said to him : Keep
quiet; John l.. Sullivan is on the
train, No, he aint, said the other.
Yes he is" the former said II heard
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-10
TIE BIGGEST YET.
A Trust whose AaSnitu1s Sur
passes Al CtAsr=
IlBLEGLASS BeRAS 70 COxgINE
A. ths M4aafses arsEs ~ ohio, fszasyA-
s@1-. 4a1 - So sirsa@.- ts Ofs 49,
- "a One. oith tagit&1
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fII1s1lEa "a. A1g 4-ols q us
ElosL zgaatle col4blnatlcns Ihe ia14slfill
vgz II VI tzis c9-l- , -as ever see1 i belag
perfected L is tas iocorr rez--l-n 81. 1hs
t-1-e Z l-ssaa-s IlznBfsc- lEsEs u fe4asyl 81
s4ai- oA-o ala pesl flglnl- l1-e "a lni-
nlelss sIsE TIE Hes1q 4aE-ers eii pe "a
N-gsLarEh ana .-e -@s-s g-ass works ~ he
L1Eee states VII te Dn1sE C1e u-11AS o.
neus aD4 conEEol
Is natter n4s been under consideration
Ter sslae tine. lrya-ziAzilg nos rapidly
bat sLrslE Unforeseen obstacles arose ii.
iLopport tine times eld me work Ct making
Lls combination Hes gIe ~ SKtseIue slow
hess Le.ai-s ale now IL perfect shape AA4
tie cosEln4ll-n - assured l-e manu-
facfuTegs II this district. S1ils CAD 70
e. into TIE plan. considered tnv E@ttsF
long tef0re tE8ing lhe step Iney -" IL
was -0 latlr oNn interest 70 % 81, ~Aa
1Ia.iy selesd % enrsT the eombiazgioA
Ihs ecolo-y seelfe1 By having one
c9np-uy eollol-.ug such A. enormous
Ilo4lct ancer kAE.s Management. ~-ll
alone sccilro q Eand.olls pI01- aside -Fczl
the protection Il alu a1ord against Ia
ey--atle Joss ucn over production, T4.s-
clt--ns etc.
Ils corporation 10 &c formed proposes
T. p-fcl~ss The various plants a. tleir APP
praised value. allowing heeIal c0l-Pen-
sa-0n FOR goodwill aad established Trade
A. factories. large AMI small. 60 into this
company on "A equitable basis
A. og tbs IittsOaIgh tube glassware man
ufactaFoEs are said 10 DO ia the combine
They are Adams 4 Co. Bryce Bros. Bryce,
HgDcen Co.. Doyle i Co, Cscrga Dun-
can & sons, Jones, Csvitt Co, Ripley *
Co. Ph0n.x Glass Company. hing Glass
Company and tbs Windsor Glass Company
October / appraisers viii Do appointed 10
estimate the values OF the various planta
The seller viii appoint one appraiser aud
the corporation the other. After the ap-
prais ment is completed and the worth
OF the various plants ascert&Ined tno
firms must pay IN cash 10 the general
fund one-tenth OF the grand capital OF
s. CO. go, or 500 900. The plants as they
stand viii represent % per cent or tne to
t2i stock. Each manufactures viii have
stock issued TO him in proportion 70 the
value OF his plant The s3JO. OJ0 cash added I
10 the same amount OF manufactured goods
thac viii be on hand. viii give working
capital OF 500, ,OOJ. This Will be utilized
FOR current expenses, certain amount be-
ing retained as reserve fund
Each firm will have a representative on
the board OF directors, and viii influence
the corporation in the same proportion IA
his stock Is 10 the entire stock Active
preparations for the change viii, a pre-
yiously stated, be made October /. They
will be pushed TO a speedy completion and
the entire corporation viii DO in working
order by January l, 1890
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-10
AN OFFICER KILLED.
Adam ". Fryer. chicago Policeman.
Shot Dead by Two Toushs while In tia
psehsrgs OF rs Duty.

Adam ". Fryer. Chicago Policeman.
Shot Dead by Two Toushs while in ths
Dsrhsrgs OF rs Duty.
CaIcAGo Aug. @ A cruel murder was
committed at 80 o'clock a III. On the cor
ner OF Gin Oh and Harrison streets. CGicer
Adam Fryer. of the Desplaines street sta
tion. was the victim, being shot twice,
while in the discharge o. his duty,
by two mon known 10 the police
as John McGrath and William
Msrtel. The officer heard seve-l shots
fred near his beat and a few minutes
later he saw two II IN running along
Harrison street. IS me men approached
him Fryer went across the, street
to stop them. Both men, upon seeing
the oiiicer drew their rovolvers end each
frel cnce Both balls hit Frye one ia the
neck and the other in the abdomen The
officer fell t. tho ground and a, few mo-
ments later expired.
The men who murdered Officer Fryer
were two notorious tougAs bose 81 whom
have been carrying revol ers nd using
them on the slightest pretext Neither has
vet attained his majority. They murdered
Frrer In order to escape arres. being st
the time pursued by Ohicers Moore and
Holly, upon whom they had drewn a re-
Volver
The murder was the result OF their own
iaw.ess actions, as last Monday night the
pair shot at two officers OF tho West Twelfth
street station for no reason ot-er than a
desire 70 do murder Several months ago
McGrath gave it out boldly that the next
policeman who attempted to arrest MIN
would get killed, and tae work Of Thurs
day night proves that he meant what he
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-10

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4fssr ala1er a. nAsay bozeui4a
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taf b.Lea-2l. tAea Al-c1urs slocsS'--
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tae present
O1fafiA " T. Avg a-Ihs oonven lea
deferred cen.ioerasioa of The schcel an1
schooi leud Question until pezt 1essaay
3 ne po.g of tie COMMITTEES On petlic
ia ciles IS adopted -s cee-E-l1ter 90
cisil nights reported only natives
SD faly ralaE4llEeo ci-lzens csn
vote EsAlasnee la lie state u 'ons
year. ia conniy Z tAzee uoPtAs.
ana IA precinct ~ talrty oays i reQgtred
lefore lis voter is eligible MoAan 'sut-
TRACE 81 - fhocl elections Is allowed lls
question of WOMAN su1 sge L let = TIE
Legislature sxcsp. that A. tie November
eleeti0a IL 1919 II sA2i be submitted T. ne
people TIE convention adopted nca. Of
ths alive aTEicts
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-10

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ala sa@.e q. Nell k.. >>se -. t--'f
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a. grass 1uF se4eess-eAs etist t--s ~ -..i.li
a. sto4ts lst sea ~ 4-ceps sas sel aents
uxr tal Ie4cs--.n 11t ll44s . lre|sa. itits
IL settle sn . ffe-csRt re4eolaA al1t
Nas promptly recessed >iLe so t1e laiilzlt
s1l4 s'li4ls iaeaAs l4Ae a. Nlltsr
golIkT IA. Aus s-fAs a.l-lefs ala oi'.
er1l1fs II las noI thern llI4els eoal nll@gs
N1o have 5eeH lu couteIeacs ros ssfcf4'
Gavs trying - aetermlne what 0s.FeA =
pas. adjourned without cenins - an,
agreement A mostine viti De neic a. NA-
cage IT al ekris oats Ana u is Thought sAs
tIa1llo Nlll he 1IniceklR sotttc4
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-10
TIE WAR IN HAYTi.
At Last Accounts Lesitine and HipPolyte
Were stu Trying to Annihi!ato Each


Were stu Trying to Annihilate Zach
Other.
NEW YORK, Aug. 9-purser Squire, of the
steamer Alvo. or the Atlas Line, which ar
rived from Hayd Thursday night, brings
haytien news The Alvo left St Marc
NJ l D. IN Jaly 26. and arrived at
Port au Prince at p. N. of the same
day. When the steamer came TO anchor,
The noise of Hippoiyts's cannons could be
distir city heard firing at the town. The
attacking force was at the west OF the
place. about two miles away. With the aid
OF u powerful glass Purser Squire and the
officers distinctly saw Hippoiyte on the
sea-coast
The United States man-of-war Ossippee
lay In the harbor Of Port au Prince, and
near her were anchored an English and
Spanish man-of-war. ug-bOat
named the Panama, formerly belong
ing 20 the United States and of
about 10 tons burden, was there
too She carried a few heavy guns, and
was in Legitime's service. During tho
afternoon OF the 26tA of July the Panama
was ordered around TO where she could
attack Eippolyte's bombaraing party in
the right flank IS soon az the liz
tie tug got within firing distance size
began TO blaze away. She kept IL up un-
I'll darkness set in The bombarding b.
HippOlyte's forces was kept up ali ghe
The Alvo left next morning Legitine
lost two men during the hercess of
the fight One was killed instantly, the
other lived i day Hippolyte's losses can
be reckoaed in the hundreds. l. Is
said The gatiiag guns used by Hippolytc
are playing sad havoc with the outskirts Of
-
Ossinee said TO Tho people on the Alvo that
they lthe Ossippee's orlcersl had become
used 70 the continued hr.ng and Go not
mind IL a bit