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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

Peter Van Etten is one of those men
whose manner of life tends constantly II
0omphoate the problems II our cr.al-
lnal Jurisprudence. Peter was ar-
r&lgncd = month ago OF the charge oi
drunkenness, tie truth of Which Peter
dla noi deny Bot Peter is broken
down old fellow 10 whom few ot lho
finer BOYS ~ ine ever come. he Is poor
IN purse, frisndless IN associates, and
deaf. rheumatic. dyspepuo, asthmauc
IN body. and SIMPLE in his miua.
Touched by the sght of these nnrm-
it.es, HIS Honor suspended sentence Tor
a month, and yesterday fetef hohbed
Into court 70 see What farther oispos.-
ton Was 20 be made of hlm. Justioe
tipped a wink al the Judge, and the
suspension Of sentence MAS made per
petual.
sam Hannah was drunk and confessed
a. lie had no money and went 90 lan
f0f T. days.
Joe ScAnion went 10 jail without
murmur of any sort. Now II Joe vii
spend his u DAYS reading Rev. Dr.
Bureovne's treatise on "Ihe PhysiOl0g
ical Effects OF Alcohol When Taken
Fternally.f hls hoard blll viii not have
been paid ior him IA Taiu.
Sadie Martin claims 20 be as pure as
the driven snow. Larry Carol scouts
/ tins, ana says he can prove certain
/ things that would look better IN thGf
/ than in the IflEa RAM-HFRAIsl. the
complaint Is very explicit sadie past
I vii bc raked up ln court neat Monday,
al 10 o'clock IN the morning.
A month ago Patrick HAYES wife
asked 10 have Pat put under bonds 90
/ keep the peace. When the court tr.cd
10 comply With Mrs. Hayes request. ID
Was found that the most responsible
! surety geiab.e was Patrlck's own recog-
! nizance This was accepted, aud yes
| terday Patrick was asked 20 come into
/ court and give an account ot has stew
ardship. Everything appeared - be
| satisfactory, and the case was nollo
| pros d, and the defendant WAS dis
charged.
Wesley NJ. Arthur frightened his
| 'shousekeeper, several weeks ago, into
| the belief that he meant 20 do her
/ great bodily harm. She asked 10 have
! him bonded 10 keep the peace. No
| responsible boDdsman could be- found
| for HIM, and. rather than 20 have hlm
fed for ninety days AT the C0uniy's ex-
pense. he was allowed 20 become surety
Tor himself. As he has not since mo-
Tested the woman. his case has been
permitted 70 take itself quietly out Of
court.
Out Of respect for the memory Of
Judge Campbell, the court resolved %
do no more business Yesterday than
WAS absolutely necessary 30 preserve
the public peace. An Adjournment was
taken 10 tins morning, directly alter a
very brief session.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

HaIrF ~d0um went o. Grand kap-cs
YESTERDAY II II. Han userScll.ssgs
81 Grand kApl4s. s n lhe oty .- Key.
A a. Eay. - NIaDa EapIls MAS "a ihe
etr yesterday on business -- lil
ClotY Went ~ 0aga E-Flas yestef1-y
% sake llRii->z >zrtlce eAalli-lat11 l-f
position iu t1e mai. service geo.
H StoWi., aud y fe. a. orana Rapids
~ u lle e-ly lor 4 feW DAYS toe ga SIS
at j N. Nl.eoK and tAulF- Nf-
1T wis % ei leave today 0u business
tuD O. DQN..s.ac aud o.lkf western
towns ana return here ~ spend sunday
- lestsess s h@l-alzs9 Gazette.
alr and Mrs. > r Naus. % Hastings,
a1e a Tie cltv visiting ther children,
Frank \. aud Monroe Maus ANA Ms.
josie koblusoa, OF Coolest
George A. Smth has returned from
Fiat Rock. where he hiss been visiting
hIs ~ IL parents. Mrs. smltA vii re-
main another month.
II. A. Filler, the Chicago drummer.
and well known ia this city, Was IN
town yesterday tor the first time ia 4
long While.
". b. Carpenter, travelling passenger
aeent Of the c. 4 W. NJ, D., /. & y. and
/ :. v * 81. l., railroads, WAS IN the city
4 Yesterday.
/ c. f. Richie. of Hopkins Station, viii
move hs jewelry store 90 this clty next
week. and VIII locate On South Dsys-
lon-st.
L. @. Stuart, of the Leader, Is recover
/ ing from his serious illness and VIII
soon be able 10 be out.
40. Wheeler, Of Manistee, passed
through the city yesterday on las way
home from Chicago.
VIM. Somerville, special agent OF the
c. 4 W. NJ, and D., /. Il y, was n
town yesterday.
Mrs. Daniel thinner and Mrs. Johr
Dillon have gone 10 Plainwell TO yls!
relatives.
". r. Shelby, vice-president of the
G. K. x l., has gone TO Pittsburg OF
business.
Thode Rathbone, of Newaygo, is th'
guest of ms mother, Ms. ;. }. Rath
bone.
Mrs. Hope Adds and daughter leave
soon for a years trip through the West
Fred Young, of Hastings, is spending
the week with friends IN this city.
DIR. L. d. Wood and family are spend
ing week with Lowell friends.
O. Bowman, of Corinth, was in III,
city yesterday on business.
Bishop Gillespie Will confirm a clas
at Allegan on Good Friday.
Hon. Louis Kanitz, OF Muskegon, wa
in the city yesterday.
W. w. Dunning and family have re
moved to Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs J. b. Gage, of Petoskey
are in the city.
Miss Hattie Bradwell is visiting friend
IN Plalnwell.
DR.. ]. c. Parker has returned from
Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28


Ths action Of a ROYAL Pass" takes
place in Switzerland. The play pos
sesses considerable strength, and the
plot IS 50 involved a. to hold TIE al
tenUon ald interest oI the audience
from tne beginning 10 tae end Al
slaley, "a the daal role oi Ivan LotQft
sad Audreas Hohsr, = RUSSIAN oFiler
ASSUMING tue character ~ a - - gul1e
Eads opportQHl tles ioI interesting actlng
aud much delightful Waraiiag. staleN
IS supported eY the same ea paole coln-
nanv that appeared here az hls engage
ment early ia the season. For the
matinee tomorrow prices have been
reduced 10 So aud - cents. The con-
c.udlng performance WI l'o gwen To-
morrow evening
Fascinating Cornne s the most
charming actress on our boards, aud
l5 ,32o readers 0f the New YORK NsrHteg
J0arf.ai by vote elected her queen OF
tne stage. ia tins contest forty
feminine f00lghtoelehrlues were pltted
against her, among them Clara Ihropp,
Agnes Booth, Lillian Russell. Mary
Anderson, Fanny Rec, Ada Rehan,
/ Margaret Mather, Mare Wainwright
and Juha Marl0We. That the bright
and sprghtiy little star should WIN The
prize nom tins great constellation OF
/ beauty ana talent must be exceed dIneiy
/ gratifying 30 her gallant supporters.
/ COunne Is a great faycate in Grand
| Rapids, as her past engagements here
attest. She opens for week al Powers
/ next Monday evening with her ble
| burlesque company IN "Monte Cristo
Jr." Seats so Oh sale tomorrow morn
ing.
The reduction of prices at Powers
! Grand VIII continue until turtnel
notice. The scale for the staleN
| engagement tomorrow evening are p
90 and IS cents.
Ada GRAY, in EAST Lynne" at Red
mond's al OF next week. Seats car
be reserved today and tomorrow al th'
box office.
The Sehuberts will rehearse il
Powers Grand this evening. Thel
Will give bohemian Girl" and "Ih'
MikadO' at this theater Easter week
The names of the principals lnclud'
some of Grand Rapids most nOte'
singers, and the choruses VIII number
about fifty trained voices.
The banner audience of the week wa
at Smiths Opera House last night
Edna and the Steens have made phe
nomenal hit. Their acts form Tn
principal topics of conversation on Tia
streets these days. sunday evening a
the sacred concert Will be the last OF
portunIty of seeing these remarkabl
artists. There Will be a grand matlne
tomorrow afternoon at > O'Clock.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

This fist Il furnished bv ". k ocri0S -
real estate dealer. ~ Peari-st..
Are Van Rree 20 Teert Thinner lot
hlk4 ~tof king 8 smith s. SUB .----t 70
~arah Eenktu 90 Vary A. lfalsuant
parf fr+s 81 and 81 Watson & Mes
tons ads ~
Helen Joidersrna - Mary J.. hovfF.
part 81 TOT 3. blk ]. ker inEfon's sed LAD
UeIsn Jsldertwa 20 MARY r.. bOVcy.
part Of l0t :. Blk !. Rem agfqn add l-1t
Joseph Rust to Azubah ~ kiwhail. lots
10and II. Dix q Grove PARK adn -
jacob v Jeurson ~ Harry n knihu-
Iof T. Andre A. Estes sub - %
John W Clasferhsuse fo kizahefh =.
Nefn. e. Is lef - a-hburr s afd ta
Arthur Lowell g. John 81 b an ~, Ut
lZ Nolhee' ad ..... t.fH
LaVreure Drmord 60 leon n ~ ~ y r1i
lev r q iof 1l pix Z. Nenharr's add. AYf
Matte ~. Duuf08 ~ Geo n. aEHer,
lots lf ~ and - ~ 3 and lDfs and
tIE Z Iurt1H ald i-fa
John II So sway 20 p ms. h smith.
part q Iot 3. blk q Srsrts bFf
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

az sec" said VIM. Alden Smith to a
TELEGRAM-HERALD reporter yesterday,
"that some of the papers are mention
ing nv name as a candidate for alder
man from the Tenth ward. wish you
would say that, though feel greatly
hOnored by having my name thus con-
nccted, my business would not permit
me TO look after the duties of an alder
man if ! desired to. | do not want my
name used IN connection with the
office"
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

on the 1st 8av If December last. the
firm of Berry Bros. varnlsn msnuiac-
tnrers. Of Detroit. opened branch o.
fice IN this city 81 l0l ottawa ap-
pointing ". 7. WIlIa ans As. their local
agent here. and pat in 2 large and well-
assorted stock for the convenience of
Their MANY customers. II ls learned
that another large cons slgnment of their
goods e on She vav, ana fle hrTn las
M reason toregret estatI. .sfIflg hranch
a. this pont They have branches at
Ne- York Boston, Baltimore, fnils-
delph,a. ClaclnoatI, 81 Lous, tacaEo
snd san fralc7co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
Rradr for tho Opening.

The millinery emporium of G. A.
Bervier IS perfect bower of beauty.
The gentleman and his large corps Of
assistants have been very busy the last
day or two making arrangements for
the grand spring millinery opening,
which takes place the balance of the
week commencing today. Every thing
IS in readiness for the reception of
guests. Visitors may prepare thom-
selves for seeing something very hand
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

The Pu1ders Ercbsngs he'd p meet
ing last evening and ELECTED niDetesn
uev nembers, and nine more were lad
over ~ 80 acfed upon 81 tie neft Tor
nightly meeting Several srlefarleflis
were made 81 tnr fV-l svs. sno nynfloef-
sfHe lengthy dse1ssion vss nc ulEel
q ~ fhrer -s~rer~f
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

4 caucus OF the citizens of the town.
ship Of Grand Rapids, in favor Of
temperance aud good government. and
opposed to whiskey rings, VIII be held
next Tuesday evening, April ], AZ Good
Templars' Hall, corner OF South Divls-
ION and Island d-st.. at : O'Clock.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

Cures all kinds Of sore eyes, such as
granular lids, wild hairs, scrofula in
ewes, failing sight or cataracts. For
sale at Peck's drug store, so cents per
bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

Mrs. c. NJ. Payson, the popular dress
maker of South DivisiOn-st., has re-
turned from Chicago with many new
designs and IS at liberty to talk dress
making to her many patrons.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

TAs following Is . Hst ~ TIE marriage
licenses Issasd ssues lsst ruoisbss. vfth ths
names .-e-ide8es rhsn outside TIE etT sns
ages q tss parties. Aes
ps-ksr r. emau. sIre-s Jennie y. Pov-
y
Howard tffffv ENs H2nis 1872 2
Robert -rarstar t@ff.s Mrr-e kl-tl
r-f Norton SUSIE eoffrfr +-1
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
L. 1t style.

OF Spring Hats tor $3.50 and upwards
at Berwin's Millinery store, p Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

Faster eggs and novelties at Cooper's
Candy kItchen.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

Quality vfns. The fne elegant favor - any
Toss o. gar is not prrreprihi- IN the
other F. cigar, and oaIy IA rhls best grade Of
Iac zars-
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

Faster eggs and novelties At Cooper's
Candy + tCneu.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

Pears Soap IS the most elegant toilet
q q 7rrr-r4
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, IS a family favor.te. Try IL.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

Every sack Of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture of our mill. None genuine
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

VALLEY CITY Mru1Se Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

The reduction of prices at Powers
Grand VIII continue until further
notice. The scale for the Staley
engagement tomorrow evening are %,
90 and IS cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

Ada Gray, in East Lynne" at Red
mond's al of next week. Seats can
be reserved today and tomorrow at the
box office.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-27

Special Correspondent d Gazette and journal.
bEKToN, Ee1 2l.--Hr 4daus, 4 Penn
| sylyan,a boat builder, 4 is reported, has
leased ground on the Elk river short
/ distance below town AMI will establish a
plant th re. He viii engage in the con
struction of canal bouts. biz. Deibert
who established a plant OF the same do
sctipti0n at Eli Landing mile from
town year or two ago is hourishing aud
employs about 20 mon Tue plant OF the
new builder it is said will be much more
extensive.
A witness in the Leconey murder case
has been found in this vicinity in the
person of William Meredith, farmer
residing milo from Elkton. he recog-
mixed Murray, the negro, as a man who
worked for him at one time aud stole q
hog from him.
Charles Wars, the oolored man who
accidentally shot himself last weak.
died early this week in Johns
Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, where
be was taken for treatment. His re.
mains We're brought TO his home near
Leeds on the Baltimore u Ohio railroad
and his funeral occurred on Wednesday.
! Wars, vino came TO this coupty from
Canada, was held in good esteem alike by
the white and oolored people Of the
vicinity on accom-. OF his in uasry and
| good habits. He WAS IS years old.
The new board Of trustees of the
| almshouse aud Insane asylum at meet
4 ing yesterday elected mir. ETeritt over.
\ seer Of the alinshouge. He fnrnerly held
the position. The Insane asylum keeper
WAS not appointed.
ELKToN, Fab. q --Obo7apeaka City had
the grestest sensation yesterday that 1t
hos ,xpefienced siace the tiuling o. tue
body of Billy, tho Joker, nearly four
years ago. The body o. George i4eali9,
a wel!-known and lifelong oitizsn OF that
place, was found in the basin of the
Chesapeake and Delaware canal az that
place. Tbs RRtpr whore his body was
found was less than foot deep, Il wRs
lying face downwarda with owe of his
arms folded updeY him, the water not
covering ths back part Of his head. jus
tiee Ohgisttisld summoned q jury Of tn-
quest, with samuel Wood 90 foreman. II
up cared from the evidence that Leslie
had been cut late ana starter homa about
| O'Clock alone. His relatives stste that
he had been auhj9ct 20 spells Of dizziness
and attributed his death to patal, tic
stroke, There were no marks Of violence
Oh bis person. The jury rendered YER
6ici CT accidental death. LeHlia vas about
81 years old, and leaves wife and sew
ersI children.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-27
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DELAWAR6 CIFrs

Special Correspondonceo Of Gazotto and journal
DELAWARE Cry, Feb. GA large sud
appreciative audience attended the enter
tainnent OF the public school, in the pub
lilo hall last evening. The programme
was we'll arranged and the entertainment
passad of pleasantly rejecting credit on
al! participating.
What might have been serious Rooi-
dent occurred near here few days ago.
E. Raybold, one of participants in the
fox chase, was riding o. swift pace
to prevent the dogs from killing the fox,
which they had oyertaken, when col
orea boy on foot tried to cross Mr. Rey-
bold's path. The latter pulled up hia
horse, but not in time to prevent striking,
tina boy, who was thrown violently to the
ground, ss were also tins horse and rider.
Fortunately, no enc was seriously hurt
by the collision.
The atesmaoRt Major Rsybold will re-
sumo her regular trips from Sal IN, N. j.,
to Philadelphia by way OF this place, on
Monday, March Sd. The Reynolds place
will be taken by the Clyde in couple of
weeks to allow the former time to be
reprinted, after which she will resume
for the season.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-27

Ewald Osterman, Sc years OF age, was
committed as d yRg:ant in Hoboken, New
jersey, Tuesday. Being searched, he
was fonnd to possess 1000 in money
and diamonds.
Thomas II. MnKlnnon, q prominent
renting agent of Atlanta, Ga., is reported
to have left Ills wife and family and iia.
appeared with woman, leaving q short.
ago of several thousand dollars in his
accounts.
Ellis +. Bard, cashier OF the Lincoln
National Bank, and Il. W. Hull, CHARGED
With robbing the hank of $42, 900, lad a
hearing In Lancaster, Pa, Tuesday, and
wete he'd IN $4,000 bail Tor trial in the
United States court.
Miss susannsh Wasield, who died few
days ago at her home, "Groyeland, y
Carroll county, Maryland, has left all
her property to found an Episcopal COL
lege, which is to bs panied after her.
Ihe endowment amounts to about
$l0Q, 900.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-27
DELnIR.

Sporinl Correspondents 9a1ette and journal
DGLMAE, Feb. 26.--tis4ud Chauesilor
TholuRs Mullins, ~, Vice Grand Chan.
oellof Il. e. Wallace, Grand Haster at
arms, Joseph Cash, and supreme Repre-
sentative William 3imIlls 0t Delaware
were pres ut, for tho Installation Ot the
following otiiOsrR Of Red Gross Lodge, X.
ot n. last evenings q $ Bskar, o. Oh
j q Ytnahles, v. O.; h9hslt Lowe, M.
81 a W. D Elliott, Is. 81 X. and 81; Ill.
II Hi, Al. of f.; y. J. Kitchens, ID. Of
e.; q. W. Nichols, Prg!ete.
Tho portal nouey order system is soou
to be eztenGed 10 the Office at this place.
Postmaster James II. Tyre 10 an enter
prising otiioial and takes an interest in
increasing the facilities Of the office.
Lavator II. HsRrn of this town, Q
student ct Pierce Business College, Phila.
dslphia, made short visit hoIae and re,
turned 10 PhilAdsiphia -yeatstdAy. :, +,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-27

AftsS lacking over AZ ttmore pEint
tn FfidAy's Nv Yntk N0$.ti, II Va5g j.
appear ta4t H6Publ caa asrst 5zstG
Eeould ha7e grace enlu h 70 Asrii g5ry
quiet tbput 5iecr.ainatic aFNp4 t5rI-
party vote in tue syata This &. sn.pt,
made up tspm ths rstflfGa Of Ia a5ft.
grsssionai election Of ps8 sh1wg INK, ~
Ia nortt IN stetel, 8 atli alJ Ii publican
votes elected l26 RepQbacsa 3onyfes3.
men, while 3 n47, t65 Democratic y5tss
Glsoted only ~ Ioaglgs le4. Tais VIII
an average Of nut quite 70 800 Rapnbij.
osa Fotsa per member, as cornnsrsi with
Democratic average Of G5 ,43s votes
The states which fspss IN the ia, hrs
0oSnessiGut California, I1wB, IAiagls
Michigan, Minnesota Masqacba3att5
NebrRak i Nov York Nov Jersey Oaie,
Penny -ais, shod- Islnad ana W,aeoa
SIT. GaEapiaaoa5 among these states ID
Oonneeti Wih a. soma. Democratic
majority tnta! vote Of the tate being
n a40 BspIo7shs Eo "a 5st Rspqblioans
These sse yat1s actual! J c4ss aud counted;
not imaginary ballots that ian ,ios con.
ieotufc might, could w5pli o. eaoald
have been cast. Ye, tho d nacfatio state
q Connecticut has been 50 tttckiiy ger-y-
wandered for Legislative ana conRses
sionai purpossa that it il represented ia
this pteaeat GoagreIs BY two Republican
Senators, three Republican Representa-
tiyes and one Democratic Representative;
only one Democrat out Of elk members,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-27

You can now furnish the
house from basement to aas4j
ret Without getting from NM
der our roof. Carpets. Fuguisl
ture, Upholstery and Kitchen.
things you know Of. All on.
the broadcast scale Of quails7-,
and variety.
Wall Papers and Intert9s
Decorations have now been
added. The new Departments,
has set the town talking-and
buying. The variety, the prices
not what you were used to.t
BY odds the largest and
most complete stock we know
OF Thousands of designs and
colorings Of every quality lila
worth your while TO our
money into.
Samples Of wall papers to
any address. In asking say
what room Or rooms you wish
to treat, and about what cost
paper you have In mind.
!, loHE WASAas4kasa.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-27

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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-27

''Chtcsgo is simply igliriou9 with de-
light We the Geographic encouragement
on the nsws u tbs result of Mondays
wo,ld'S fair bail1ttng. New YORK @ss
reported as cossesrondingly diseuatsd,
while the general opinion OF the country
Waa one Of sarprise-Rot that Chicago
had ven sor aat vas largely expected,
bat that she bad gained 70 cay a
victory. Technically Tie vote of yes-
t5rdsy does rot settle the mat.
Ter b5yoad pesrdycnturs, hu. that
/. practically dons Is admitted BY he
NEW Ynekss themselves Chauneey d..
per, upon sAom the notro2olitans have
tuilded al. the way through, being
qagt as saying: i've accept the yer-
dict with equanimity and viii do Gun
best to mako tie fair Of Chicago the phe.
noGenRl success OF the century, And
the New York Hsra!d generously says
We extend 70 ins city o. Chicago our
hesrty congratulations without thorny
potng ii them. She has won the worlds
fair and il 5uly remains FOR us to e1press
the hspe that Il win prove an entire sue
csss and 10 oder tae earnest cooperation
OF New York 70 make it SO"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-27
a stfalrtl ebsrR

Ta nhilsdap5m l9ass ii reference
to tAo eviction ii Juigs ksaag's It4t,i.l,
Gays Il required yetrs - gst antl.
slavery moc.lts to understand that
they m4s. hEeak from the party to lisen-
thrai the hcudmtn Of the south, but the
deliFes2uco ctms. II laa been hard
battll e 81 anti-war tax Il ppbIicans to
understand that they must break from a
monopoly -Uounl party to dissnthral the
worstn9aen o tho north, but the de-
liYeEaacs viii 0enLe,n
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-27

State Attorney Longenecker, In Ohicagt
learned Tuesday that, before be secure
Judgment on the detaulted bonds of Johl
Graham. aecnsed of attempted Jury fixini
In the Cronin case, Alderman W. 4
whelap, one of the bondsmen, had mort
gagged tho acheduled property to its full
value. 4. II. Trude, the other bondsmHn
says The proposes to fight any attempt
to realize on the bond, M the trial Of
Grahams co-defendsnts was on an I'M
dictmept din rent from that under which
the bonds were given"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-27

1t is aaid siok man is not himself and
the only way 20 restore him to himself IL
his ailnent be oough or GOLD is a prompt
administration Of B:onebrAker's Cough
Syrup. 1t cures when others fail. Price,
rs uente.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-27

ANbAeAOA Va AANA4hA0hA
In the ccuF Of its latest APOLOGY for
tue lax misn 1uagement tIat has let 90
prisoners ont Of New Castle jail within
four months, the AoTNiay Nltgs pleads
that the jail ID il q aotoriolsly ulaafe
condition" Since whsHa The grand
jury, in its receu. repoii, did no; hni
the jsil insecure in any dsgsoe, Il was q
aupsFiof grand jury, too; made up Of
meD wao uasd not only thsir eyes but
their reasoning faculties IL thoroughly
practical way. Fafse grand jurors in
spected the Jill "a lhe 10Th 81 January.
As there had beau two jail deliveries
zhortly before SAGA competent ana OBJ
serving mon woaii not hsYe failed 70
noEice and remark on any sneh iEzs
curity rad it existed. They found noas.
They found tie jail crowded, but not
''unssts. Ia the language OF their
report, they Hf9nni its condition
much improved since oar TAFT yis.t,
Int crowded to nearly double ils
capacity this oYsTcFow3ad condition i'm
peratiVely demands reflex In Tho near
tutureh tbs jlross vent on to sey that
the jail ia ovsrcrowdei, not ~ criminals,
bat BY sranps Rhon it costs the county
81, 200 a year to feed--ead thai without
thsil t:he ssatnpsJ prsseues, Ne taink it
lthe jsilJ would oe ample Soi the uoaas OF
tile county tcr years 10 come Donse-