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Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
FIFTH EDITION.
Court This Morning.

Court opened at 10 o'clock this morn.
Ing, Chief Justice Comepys and Jn,i,o
Houston on the bench. s'
On ~ appiic.,ivn .: Deputy ATTORNEY
General Davis tho Court ordered tho III,
charge from al. Of William Faullner
John JAcksor, Charles Z. Ms,thews and
William Fres,nsn. prisoners, whose terms
had expired.
The cA,e OF Andrew Dsver. I'm which
the jury disagreed yesterday. wss con-
tlnued until the September term. the ac.
cused being held In $500 ball.
James Fey ton, colored, Indicted for tho
larceny OF q suit OF clothes, pleaded
guilty and was sentenced 10 pay sIi
restitution money aud costa aud be i'm
prisoned two months.
State vt: Daniel B. Simmons, charged
with Keeping gaming table. Deputy
Attornsy-oenerai Davis for the State and
Harry kmmons, ESQ.,, for the tI.iense
Simmons is hostier In the e,nnior ".
John Z. Springer, at Front and Talnali
streets, aud simmons was charged with
running q table for q iame of ,stud
poker" on Sunday afternoon. John w.
Hueston, eolored, testilled to PLAYING in
the game on Sunday, Feb. 23j. the ssid
ante was Ave cents, and that Dan took az
least this amount out oi each pot rs lila
drawboird.
For the prisoner, John P. Springer and
NJ. A. J. Springer testified that Simmons
WAS very sick with the measles on Mon.
day, Feb. -. the day after the game, h 4
condition being such as to indicate that
he was not able to play cards In q stable
the day previous
Howard Rice, colored, said that TO hls
knowledge Simmons was at home sick
on Sunday, Feb. %. They had played
poker In the stable on Sunday alter
moons. but no drswboard Was taken by
Simmons or any ono else.
Edward Petty. Alfred Bell and Harry
Anderson said that no drawboard was
taken at these games played In Mr..
Spriuger's stable.
MIR. Davis called for the court records
which Deputy Clerk Osborne produced
aud showed that charges Of Keeping (,
q gaming table had been preferred against
Simmons three t'mes before. In ono
case the charge wns dropped and 10 the
Other two he WAS tried ard acquitted.
The case was vigorously argued By
counsel and after . charge by Chiei Jus.
,ice Comegys the jury. at 12.15 o'clock
retired. In ton minutes they returned
with . verdict OF guilty. The culprit
was sentenced TO pay Hne OF $500 or In
default thereof be Imprisoned one year.
Elnsrdo Palisso. an Italian, who
pleaded not guilty to q charge of assault
aud battery on Luigo Polsmbo, with In
tent to kill, through his counsel, Walter
II. Hayes, Esq., withdrew this plea and
entered plea Of guilty OF assault only.
The parties had quarrel at No. l03
Shipley street, during which Palisso shot
at Polambo with revolver, but missed
him. Pslisso WAS sen fenced to tl0 flue
and three month"; imprisonment.
This case ended the criminal business
of the term.
Court adjourned until $50 o'clock,
u, m.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
Municipal Court,

1t the Municipal Court this forenoon q
young man named Clarence Cobb was
placed In the dock as having acted In q
suspicious manner. lie came to George
G. Whiteman's livery stable last night
with a two-horse team from West
Chester livery stable, William Colby,
special agent for tho Prudential Lie In
surance Company, coming with him.
At Whiteman's, Cobb wanted to borrow
$40 on the strength OF his team, though
did not represent the team as belonging
- him, but bis actions were so strange
that the police were notified and Cobb
was arrested and locked up. Colby tes-
titled that he took ride at Cobb's re.
quest. and wien he pot In the country he
proposed coming on TO Wilmington.
Arriving here he .elephoued back TO
West Chester where he WAS. The sus-
plcions against Cobb were strengthened
by his attempt to pass himself of as q
detective. Alter . hearing of the case
Cobb was dismissed after reprlmand
from Judge Bal for playing detective,
as it might get him into serious trouble.
Joseph Cook, Dennis Rigney. Jests
Jones, John Mooney, Joseph Heck and
Albert Cox were all fined 81 and James
Connolly 81 Tor drunkenness.
William Abbott, q demented young
man from Philadelphia was recomm t.
ted to the cells until measures were Ia
zen to send him back.
| George Townsend charged with the
larceny OF a gun had his hearing post
poned until next Saturday evening.
Hall Nash charged with the larceny o
sum Of money from Mrs. Maria c
Hartmann, had his hearing postponed
| until to morrow morning.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
South Carolina Methods.

COLUMBIA, 8. G, May 1.-THE pre-
linihary examination OF +. G. Caugh-
man, Pearce I ylur, anu A. Marks, Tor
the murder Of Willie L.aphart, was leltl
IN Lexington. The solic,tor app, ured
for the State, while the prisoners were
represented by the State S ,natDrs and by
the lawyers oil Lexington, who plegel
usir honor TO the judge and Govern or
y at If ieapbart was sent back 10 the
L xingion jail from this city he would
Ge protected at all hazards. 1t WAS a
queer state Of atIaire.
Ulon examination the trial Justice,
who trst GU in OF one oil tile men,
decided to discharge A. Marks, VINO Is al
lsrselite, and committed Pearee Taylor
AID II. L. Caughman for trial THESE
prisoners are made very comfortable N
She Lexington jail. They re eiye visi-
tors, play cards and have about as good
time as is poss Tie under the circum-
stances. 1t IS said that just before the
court conyeres all oil the iynchiug party
will come up aud surrender themselves.
They VIII do this to try aud prevent III,
convicton oi any, as It is inipus ibic tt
convict community as was demon
stratei here years ago.
The State, however, will prose cute onl,
one or two, and ~ try 10 secure verdict
Pearco Taylor will apply for bail bu
pot Judge in the State will grant 1t.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
Raaolusions Of RsspecA,

The following resolutions Of respect
on the death Of Past Chanosllor Frank
Smith were adopted By Morning Star
Lodge, No. 8, X. Of p, Of Delaware:
WHEREAS, We have learned with sim
cers regret Of the demise Of Brother
Frank Smith, and
WHEREAS, Al the time OF his elevation
to the responsible position OF Chancellor
Commander our Beloved order was at
standstill; but under his skillful admin
istration . revival occurred IN this lodge.
and FROM then It has been IN prosperous
condition; therefore
Resolved, That while We bow 10 hum.
BILE submission to will Of Him who doth all
things we'll. In removing from among US
one Of the brightest lights which have
illumined our order's pathway. We, In
common with our great brother, hereby
feel the loss entsiled upon our order BY
the death of one upon whom honOrs
have been 90 worthily bestowed.
Resolved, That We hereby express our
sincere and heartfelt sympathies with
the friends AVID relatives Of our late
brother, Frank Smith. iu this, their sea-
son of mournful Afiliction.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
published In two weekly papers and II
copy forwarded to the family. Respect
fully eubmitted In II. @. Il b.
Il. l.. BREsoN,
y. X. HARRIS,
JAMES LEACH.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
FOURTH EDITION
jersey Election Frauds.

JERSEY Orr, Nay l4.-Twenty- nine
Of the officers who served at the polls al
last fAil's election and for whose arrest
Judge Lippincott Issued warrants on
Monday were brought into Court to-day,
and each one was compelled to furnish
81, 900 bail Many found IL difficult to
secure bondsm 40. Sheriff Davis looked
out for the most OF them, however.
The judge, after all the men had been
Arraigned. asked where the other In .
dicted men were, and the ofi1cers replied
that they could not be found. Judge
Lippincott read the detectives . lecture
aud said that he would take no excuse
tomorrow for the non-appearance OF the
men unless they were shown 10 be out OF
the State. Judge Lirpincott was as strict
In his requirements as to bondsmen IS
heretofore, and no man was ACCEPTED
who had qualified IS bondsman for any
county or other official.
The first man called to the bar was
Cormack Dolsn, who served 10 the Sew
enth precinct Of the Second district. The
same charges as In the former cases were
read to him aud one reading was made
to suffice for all present. Then followed
the other IS, and It WAS four O'Clock in
the afternoon before the court was
through work.
| In pursuance Of q resolution adopted
at tho citizens' mass meeting, held AZ the
Tabernacle to denounce the frauds COM
mitted at tho last election, to start q
movement for recount and bring about
Indictment OF the offenders, Washington
B. Williams, chairman oi the meeting,
appointed the men to-day who are to
serve on the committee Of fifty. The fret
meeting is called for Friday evening.
The committee will aid in the arrange
ments for the recount. and prepare Tor
an active fight next fall for honest elec-
tion aud good city government
George L. Record and Otto Grouse,
counsel for George +. Perkins. the Re-
publican candidate for Mayor, will serve
notice Of application ior u recount to-
morrow on Orestes Cleveland, who was
declared elected. Aflidavits have been
secured from citizens proving that frauds
we're committed IN over thirty election
precincts at the spring election. All the
papers are In good shape to go before tn q
court Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
FARMERS for Erutecilon.

LANCASTER, Pa, May IA large
meeting OF farmers and tobacco growers
10 the interest OF the Mckinney talii1 bill
was held at White Horse, Salisbury
Township, last evening.
Addresses were delivered by Ii ms.
William II. Brosius aud John ii. Landis
The follow. resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That we. The farmers and
70 'acco growers OF Salisbury Township,
reccguiZe the importai ce Of securing
better protection Tor our tobacco in.
dusty AMI other agricultural Interests
and We therefore specially urge the In
create OF duties on all iarm product, t,
that eau be suc essiuliy raised ia thii
country.
Res )lyed, That we indolss the McKin
ley bill, now pending In Congress, am
Ask for Its early passage.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
NQls.

Board by the day or week At the Della
ware House. No. b1S Market street,
TT choicest brands of wine, liquor and
Gig ~ ut the Delaware House
Lunch every night at the Delaware
House, No. SIS Market street.
Bush French street wharf, 10 the
place to buy your coal
Buy the celebrated "Orrville Flour, y
Table Belle" and "World's FAIR.
Steward 4 Chandler sell 1t. wholssAlt
and retail. Call for prices, etc. Phone
ITO.
The largest line and beat selected
| stock of millinery In the city; finest
workmanship ~ R. L. Kirby's. 200 King
street.
We will sell you . pound Of genuine
Bull Durham for 40o., at Seventh and
Orange aud East Third street, Chap
man, the pioneer Of low prices In thu
tobacco trade.
Celebrated Rheumatic Mixture never
fails to cure the worst cases Of neuralgia
and rheumatism. Try 1t. Only SOC. pei
bottle. Taylor j. Fullerton, druggists,
S02 King street.
Tilghman Danner, No. S04 Jefferson
street, has been sick for some time, and
hie symptoms are OF such character q.
to canse his friends some apprehension
OF serious consequences.
NJ. Bickers will soil his household
goods at public sale, at No. 4 Vandevei
avenue, Ninth ward, on Friday afternoon
at one O'Clock.
The members OF the Retail Grocsrs'
Association are talking OF an excursion
To Cape May.
Bishop Coleman will preach a sermon
in St. Peters Church in Germantown
Pa, before the Knights Templar.
j. Newlin Gawthrop, OF the Gawthrop
started on a tour through the Western
States.
Tie Journeyman Bakers Union ha.
Issued circulars requesting people TO pa
tronize only union master bakers.
William II. Moore, a bridgebuilder
employed on the p, w. s. d. Railroad,
had his left hand badly mashed yester-
day morning.
Inspector William B. Norton aud De
partment Commander Lewis aud staff 10
spectcd the q. A. H. P,st at Wyomin (
last ev ming.
General orders have been Issued an
nolcing the election OF Charles W. Cul.
| len as captain OF g Company Of George.
town, and the resignation of Assistant
Adtatant-General George LeItoy Brown.
JOSEF b Wheeler will h ve charge o
the Opera iiOuse next season as manager.
NJ. Snulier will take charge OF tho new
handsome playhouse at Troy, N. Y, and
also look after his interest in the VII
III ngton house.
Geo. II. Hollis, No. East Fourth
street, wishes to employ two tin rooiers
to-morrow morning at O'Clock.
Win. Donnelly, who has been an in.
mate OF the Soldiers Home at Hampton,
Va, for some moaths, came to this city
on Tuesday. He will return to the Home
this evening. ".
Mrs. +. q. NJ. Ewell, Of Boston, aud
Annie b. Thompson, OF Philadelphia,
the daughter OF Mrs. Willis. are the
guests Of Captain aud Mrs. Willis, OF
this city.
Miss Mamie Kitchens. who once re-
sided In this city, but now In Washing
ton, is visiting her friend, Miss Vic q
Adams. accomran Q bv her friend, Miss
Annie Lincoln, Of Washington, ID. Z.
They VIII return to their home In a few
days, accompanied by Mics Viola Adams,
| aud while there she will view the many
beautiful sights of the city.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
NHW CAsrLrN On NrY

TnE STATE OF DELAWARE. o. o.
To the sheriff OF New Castle County
Greeting:
wHrIAs Marian frauk Pouicclsi 10y
- his petition To- IA" Judges of olir
seal superior court illrd Ia line office
-- oi tie ProthonVts,rN oi .ui'l court
in and for the County OF Nuw Castle, Tor
the c.lhse Of complaint therein has mudt
application to oar said Judges thutu de-
cree may be pronounced dissolying the
marriage existing between the petition
Grand his Vile Throdusi.t POniecki.
We therefore command you rs you have
been heretofore commanded, that
you summon Theodosiu poniccki so tmlt
she be and appear before thu Judges of
our SAIL court ut tlic neat term there
OF To be held ut Wilmington, ON Mon
day, the nineteenth day OF May
neA I. to answer the allegations of said
petit iolcr according to the Act OF A.
senihlY ia sHell case madcuud provided,
and also 10 do und receive " hat the said
| court siHtll then and there con.idcr con-
ccrnin5 her in this behalf u- to the
Court shall seem meet aud consistent
with the PROV isiun- OF the said Act OF
| Assembly. And htyeyou then there this
writ.
Witness tho Honorable Joseph T..
ComrgYs, ESD. at Wilmington, the
eighth day Of March, A. b., eighteen
| hundred and ninety.
Issued April II, 1880.
GEO. a. MAXWELL, Pro'y.
The above is II true copy Of ais
summons, sur. Lihcl Tor divorce.
ALNAN ALLEN,
| shcrin's office. vii. sheriff.
April II 1890 Gl1.!tuw-lm
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
WOMAN K,ll.d by L,ghtniue.

BzLArR, Nay lA-Nrs. Bidders, wifi
Of Joseph Badders, . farmer living IN
line. Was ki!!ea by lightning yesterday
afternoon. She had Just finished bak'
Ing bread while . violent thunder ltorm
was passing over. The lightning struck
the root OF the house and, dsscen ding By
the chimney, knocked the stovepips OF
aud then struck tho woman. Death wal
instantaneous. A kitchen safe was
splintered. When her body was ex-
aminsd II was found that her hair and
one OF her stockings were scorched. A
young lady aud little boy who were In
the same room were stunned, but soon
recovere'. Mr.. BAdders was on bis way
home at the time.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
for 12 cabinet photographs and one 16I2o
crayOn portrait at Cumming gallery.
BOZ Market street.
Waiting Our City.

George NJ. Wallace, editor and pub
Usher Of the New Jersey Coast Pilot, as
Camden, N. j., and Col. w. 8. Morrow.
OF LondsborouRh, New Mexico. visited
our city to-day, and called on Elliott q
Johnson, Sixth and Market ttreets, on
business Affairs. Col. Morrow 10 . na-
tive Of Maryland, but has been
engaged In mining gold In New Mexico,
and on tho Pacific coast for 81 years,
with reasonable success. He exhibited
. handsome nugget, which 10 occasionally
worn by his vile. Mr.. Wallace's paper
10 devoted chiefly to coast affairs, and the
news OF the day, but at the recent cleo
tions IN that State he contributed to ex'
pose the rascally ballot box suffers, and
he now feels that the decent men IN the
Democratic party will unite with the Re
puhlicans to ensure their complete over
throw.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
Preparing Tor Camp Meeting.

The St. Paul's Camp Meeting Asso.
citation held a meeting in e. Plul's VI.
L. Church last nig-t AID organized pre-
paratary u attending the lrandywine
4 imm,t camp woich commences MOI.
DAY, August IL. he following officers
We're elected: President, j. z. Pickel s;
vice president, Benjamin Murratroyd;
secretary, George w. Todd; treasurer,
james G. Morrow. George Mccall WAS
selected as general manager oi the asso :
eIIion, and George Mccall and Lewis
4. Grub were appointed tent locating
committee. Rev. l.. Il. Barrett and j.
q. Pick, Is were elected delegates to tn G
annual meeting OF the association to be
held June 5;h on the camp grounds.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
Killed ut Newark,

Coroner Gamble went to Newark M,
morning to hold an icquest over ~. ~.
body oi Samuel Montgomery, who's,
mains were found on the track oil ,b,. ~ "
g. o. Railroad, near that place, last
evening, badly mutilated. After the AZ
rival OF the coroner Jury WAS summoned
with William Il. Long as foreman and ].
X. Kirk as secretary. After viewing tho
body and learning that the deceased was
killed while attempting to get on tho
train while IN motion, the jury rendered
verdict Of accidental death and exon
Grated the company from all blanc. Mr.
Montgomery wa, . travelling salesman,
who resided In Lancaster County. On
his person were found Si92 In money and
promissory notes for 300. 1t Ii supposed
that his iriends Will speedily olaim tho
sams. 1t 10 not little remarkable that
the foreman oi the jury and also tho sec.
retary are both candidates for the coro-
ner's office, the former wishing to get the
nomination OF the Republican party aud
the latter that OF the Democratic party.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15

WANTED-A RESPECTABLE NJ ID.
w die aged colored woman as SER
want. Apply ut l0lG West Eight street.
ml53e
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
ci.il service Reform In Hospital.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1l.-The COM
monwealth oi Pennsylvania applied to
tie Common Pleas court to-day for q
mandanus TO compel Mayor Filter and
his heads of departments To Immediately
arrange a system OF examinations for ap-
l!canis Tor appointment 10 the medical
sian oi the Philadelphia Hospital and tu
make no further appointments without
competitive examination. Action was
begun at the instance OF the Civil Service
Reform Association IN view of the recent
appointments made to the hospital with
| out exam nation.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15

EOR sALE-A MARE AND COLT.
= one year old. ofNApoleon stock. Apply
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
Louisiana State Lottery Comply

Incorporated by the Legislature, for Eiu-
cAtionAi and Charitable purposes AMI Il
franchise made part OF the present State Con-
lar vote.
Its Grand Extraordinary Drawings take o
place scini-Hnnuaily, June and De-
ccmber and its grand siGgle number
draw tngstnke place in eachOf the otherfO
months Of tho year, and are all drawn
In public, At tho Academy Of Music,
New Orleans, l.a.
ave do hereby certify that we supervise
the arrangements for all the Monthly aud
kiate Lottery Company, and In person man.
age and control the Drawings themselves, and
that the same are conducted with honesty, lair.
ness, ana In good faith toward all parties, and
we authorize ths Company to use this certln-
cate, with fAc-silniles 0t our signatures attach.
Ell IN its dvcrttsemsnte."
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
Electric Motors.

Clymer s. Co., carriage manufacturers
at the corner of Third aud Orange streets,
are engaged In taking out their seven
horse power gas engine, IN order to put
In 10 horse power electric motor. Mr..
j. 7. Quigley, morocco manufacturer at
Third and Monroe streets, will put in .
10 horse power next Monday morning.
The change, II 10 supposed, will prove
profitable. Tho electric power As motor
appears to be growing In popular favor.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15

TnE STATE OF DrLAWANR. y d
To tine sheriff OF New Castle County
Greeting:
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
The Jefferson Dav,, Mansion.

RICHMOND, Va, May 14.-A meeting
Of ladies' Of the Hollywood Memorial
Association aud members OF the South
arm aud Virginia Historical Societies was
held tonight In the council chamber,
and resolutions to convert the Jefferson
Davis mansion, now u public school,
into confederate museum were adopted.
To consummats this the Southern Me-
mortal Literary Society will DO formed,
and when tho building 10 secured the
historical society will deposit therein
their papers and relics.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
Daurerous Sidewalk. =.

The attention Of the Street and Sewer
Department Is called to the condition Of
the sidewalk at the northwest corner oi
Lancaster avenue and Jackson street. A
gentleman was walking along there with
young lady week ago, and she ttipped
and would have fallen and perhaps in
jured herself, only he supported her and
saved the city from suit for damages.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
Hudson River Bridge Matter

WARRINGTON. May 1.-the Senate
Committee on Commerce to-day ordered
favorable report upon the bill to In
corporate IN organization to build .
bridge over the Hudson River between
Jersey City and New York. The plan Of
the bridge is that submitted by Gustav
Lindenthal, which will cost about $40.
900. 600 to complete. A minority OF the
committee report against the bill on the
ground that Congress has not the right
to charter an organization for that pur-
DOse.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
Tho body In u barrel.

CorEHHAGEN, May IA, lS90.-The
body of the murdered man Meyers,
which was shipped to New York in q
barrel by the murderer and aiterwsrd re-
shipped to Europe. has arrived here.
The relatives Of the victim have recog-
nizsd the ring found on the body.
Philipsen, the murderer, has made full
confess on. He shows no remorse for
his crime.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
MARRIED.

CAMPBELL-M RENCH.-At Mt. Salem
parsonage, on the sth instant, by the
Rev. W. +. Avery, Edward Campbell
and Elizabeth i. Wrench, both of this
city.
Observation-Disclosures st. Pat
rick's parochial residence, by tho Rev.
Father George Bradford, William Il,
shannon and Mary a. Gilbridc, bpth ol
this city.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
An Aged Man KIiIs Himself.

BoRDENTowN, May IA. = Robers
Pierce. aged about 70 years, an old resi-.
dent OF this city. who for some time past
has been living IN the Odd Fellows Home
at Trenton, and has besn missing from
that Institution for few days, was founo
to-day dead. hanging from . tree 10 an
adjoining woods. He 10 believed TO hsve
been deranged BY the recent death o. .
relAtiIa
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
Fighters Arrested.

Howard Bullock ard George Turaer
were arrested last evehln! by eli rs
Schultz and Todd for eng,slas in bru.
tai ii ,iit Il East Laks Pa;k tn IA ay
alt.rnooa last AMI taken be'ors asi;-
,raie smith, where they w4fe e4g. held
in 500 BAL tor . Lea ing w. !.y
CIV ling. Quite nun er irosec utlo 1
a threatened 50 the ou:eome OF o.. ar.
re,ls.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
The Watches Accounted For

Yesterday inquiry was made through
tho editorial columns Of the REPUBLICAN
II Coroner Gamble knew auytl Ing Of
two watches found upon tho bodies OF
two men, one found In u tenant houss
belonging to = Mr.. Phillips at Grubb's
Corner, and the other on the decon.
posed remains of man found on IN.
Delaware river shore above New Cn,tIs
The inquiry was answered by ex. Corona.
Barnhiil, who called at the REPuBLICAN
office this forenoon, stating that tho
watch Of William Hand had been do.
livcreL to Mr.. Phillips upon his applica-
tlon for 1t and that the olhsr watch had
been delivered In accordance with tho
following order;
PRsssaRovE, Feb. 20, 1890.
MIR. BARNHiLL
Please give the bearer Of this note J.T.
Cunningham watch.
s. CUNNINGHAM, PenneSrove
Mr.. Barnhill also stated that Coroner
Gamble still had the 5000 which be re-.
ceivod for the sale OF the horse aud wagon
belonging to Dennis Hayes. upon when
m inques. was hold, and the money
would be paid over to the widow OF the
deceased, who he understood lived at
Media, or other relativee OF the deceased
whenever they csllei for Ii.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15

ENoR SALE-TWOS SETS OF SECON u.
II hand single carriage harness, and
one set Of double wagon harness. Call
at j. A. Conner's harness and trunk
store, No. 4 East Fourth street. ml5-4t