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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-26
GOOD ADVICE FOR YOUTH.
4 Letter from Sir Henry Sidney I" Hl-
son Philip at Shrewsbury School
l:J65-GS.

Since this IS my first letter that ever
did write to YOU, | will not that it be
all empty Of some advice, which my
natural care for you provoketh me to
wish YOU 70 follow, rs documents to
you in this Your tender age.
Let your first action be the llitlnS up
Of your mind to Almighty Coo by
hearty prayer; and feclingly digest the
words you speak III prayer, with con-
tinual meditation and thinking OF him
to whom you pray and Of the matter
for which you pray. And use this as an
ordinary hour, whereby the time Itself
shall put YOU in remembrance to do
in that time.
Apply your study 10 such hours as
YOUR discreet master doth assign you,
earnestly; and the time know he will
so limit as shal! Dc both sufficient for
your learning and safe for your health.
And mark the SENSE and the matter Of
that you read, as we'll As the words. so
shall you both enrich yourtongue with
words and your vi, with !Aatter;
and Judgment Will grow aS years
gr1w in YOU.
Be humble and uh1,licmt to your
master, for un!vSS vou frame yourself
to obey others, Yea, and feel in
yourself what Obedience is, YOU shall
never be able TO teach others how to
obey YOU. BE courteous Of gesture and
atfable To all men, with diversity of
reverence according to the dignity OF
the person; there is nothing that
winneth 50 much with 50 little cost.
Use moderate diet, so as after your
meal YOU NAV tind YOUR wit fresher
and not dullcr, and your body more
lively and not more heavy. . Use
exercise of body, yet such as is without
peril of your joints or bones; it will in
crease v0ur force ana enlarge your
breath. Delight to be cleanly, as well
in all parts of YOUR body as in your
,arments:i il shall make YOU grateful in
each comnany. and otherwise loath-
some Give vourself to bc merry, for
YOU Genereratc from YOUR father if you
find not yourself most able in wit and
body, and to 10 anything when you be
mosamerrv; but Ii your nlirth be ever
void OF all scurriitv and biting words
to any man, for q wound given by a
word is oftentimes harder to be cured
than that which is given with the
sword.
Be YOU rather hearer and bearer
away of other mems talk than begin
ner and procurer of speech ;otherwise
YOU shall be counted to delight 10 hear
yourself speak. If you hear wise
sentence or an apt phrase, commit it
70 yorr memory with res,cct of the
circumstances when Won shaU spcak if
T,rt never oath be hoard 70 come ont of
YOUR mouth. no word of ribaldrv ::
detcst it in others: so shall custom
make to yourself 4 law against it in
yourself. Bcmodest in each assembly !;
and rather be rebukcd Of light fellows
for nlaidcn-likc shanefaStacSs than of
YOUR sad friends for pert holdncss.
Think upon every word that YOU will
speak before YOU utter it. and renem-
Der how nature hath rsmparted up, us
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-26

The springs first rose by you espied,
May fill your breast with joyful pride :;
And you may love the strawberry
flower.
And love the straw berry in its bower :
But when the fruit so often praised
For beauty, to your lip is raised,
Say not you lore the delicate treat,
But Hkc it, enjoy it, and thankfully
eat
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-26
ALIEN LAND OWNERS.

Mr.. Oates, of Alabama, Introduces Bill
to Correct Great and Growing Evil.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-03
StQOt unO GOuntD.
Nermifcbte 2pfal Sericbte.

B6- 2iebIins Der SauSfrauen-
Biasburp's Belt oerfauft bel SSreb. S.
NiOmaper, $50 2odo. ape.
GbitprieIIe Roti3en.- =
@epiHer nmitGnoe baIber tperben mir
nit anfanss 9lpriI beslnnen, ale 81 Il d.
itdnb e fur Announcement, Nnseisen etc.
einSutreiben-eutpille, ipenn mDsIth
auf benz @eSe Der 8Iase, tpenn cs iein
muB.
3eitunsen mad DeutfGIonb mdiisn
bon iebt ab i'm 8Oraus besabIt tpe,ben,
pieoliSenfaas oeren 3uienouns am l.
ApriI eInseiteat ipiro.
16T @er 3iebt9 @obnunss'
Oerdnberuneen am /. April bitten mir
Seitis ansumeIoen, bamit feline nnters
bretuns in Der 3uienbune Der 8eiiune
eintritt.
- Serr WiaIer Soegen tpuroe WiOns
tag 9fabt BON ieiner Srnu nit einem
15pfiinoieen SunSen beibenft; 9Iles
nobl. @ratuliren
- &unooIpb @rippeu faufte oersuns
gene Wobe etnen braunen 9en9lt, fur
ben er $1,000 bs3ibIte.
-8Olf SobniOn ipurbe am Dienitue
Iebter WO6e na6 benz 3u4tbauie ab.
9efIbrt.
- Ser Common GrunciI bat bic
8onbperorbnuns nit elmer 3pelorits
teISmcbrbsit puhirt.
B0- MiIpaufee 9 odbier
Oieie @O9e bel Sobn 2obmann,
2l9 2ddlnanna @penue. Hlbrbaft,
SeiunO unO tpOblidmedenb.
SER Sobn 8OseIianser, Der be.
fannie Sauiirer bon Ounmpre, 1T oieie
Wo6e na6 Wapne Gountp meefebelt
uno bat in Der Ndbe bon 9rapitp cine
Sarm iibernommen.
B9r 8OHer, 8eiietoiden, Sdirme,
SpaSierlt6de su billi9iten Yreiien in
Bropn Bee Sine.
- Gin ihwnher &iiden. nit eirem ldhmsn.
ben Sdm 7; iber ben pdften 1T elm 5eiden
ttonter Riereu 9ebruudt ras bette betan te
3tsrsnbsilmittel, wsI&ss ift BuroOf BlOOO
BItters.
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SefbGfts.M 81 mjei0er.
sIpptbefer.

Apotbefer.
9. W. 9outcn, Retifamtntt ie6sr
Nrt SO eadapanna Npenue.
3btO 3. 6rands, 9sutI6r apctbs-
ter, 223 WyOmins aUsnus.
Gisnrrent8abrifant.
u. RU 6ma an n, bic tsIiebtrn ,4lfpuIu"
uno ,.Sia 8ins giaautn olIs Scrten Cd
bal unb Rdubrartifsl, 5I1 9ddapanna Noe.
Sampfs uns ssaifer.eeitunsen.
Samss 5. Sapler, plumbing Grpsrt,
eds WpOmins Aps. unb einprn SndBs.
Groceries unb prOpiGonen.
Ss6tolo, Sraubop & Co., Cgea&-
fOlssr BON SsdpIs s. StssI), 1l6 penn 1--WE.
S6lGaer unb SEAL 81 rndawanna
aOs.. has bsriibmie Wbite SpOnss Mebl.
6rsb. s DibmapsE DslifateITtn,
$50 eadapanna Aprnue.
8erreu'@arstrobe, Siite ete.
6rant y. Gbriiftau n, 2O5 9adapanna
aptnue, Bailey Saus BIrd.
Sdube uns 2trfcIn.
q. 3. gBeefs & Co.. 22t Wspmina
Gusnus. au& &sporntursn prompt bsiOrst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-03
Oamffa0una.

iinisrssi&nsts wiinf6t bisrmit afIsu, psldt
am SsarGbnilTe ibrts atlitbHn @atten iid BE-
tbeilistsn, ibrtn innieifeu Dnnf aussupriidsn (;
bsfOneee Srn. pfr. Gbriif 'iir otk asilfli6tn
Croft, unO psm i6pabii&sn lutsrft. gsrsiu
fur isint Sbsinabme.
Die trausrnbs @attin.
maria anna Sebr.
S6lummr ianft In fibIsr Grbt,
Can't in filler Grabssnaht,
llnp ppr @cttts 5brcns wsret
Dir tsr 8rauj bts Stils aebrift.
glur bic SOHnuna, RAP mir einIfens
Did i'm SimmrI piror irb'n.
5Glt uns in eem 2riibiaI aufreht,
Tenn rs eibt elm WieosrIeb'n.
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SSir 0eDem OOram !

Ber fam, mag uns foIeen.
prsls ben burtsn 3siten sntipls6snb In bsm
eadawanna Gaib SIUIt. Bite, stnist unlrrtr
prtiIe ,u nptiren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-03
SeuH9e Wekgerei
bon
GaSpar SennD,
SO. 416 Sab @aibinstpn abenue.

aue aIeiidiortsn bon Der bsfeu auaIitdt
uno ftets frifh; oessIe6tu bic fdmudbaftsftsn
@irfte ieoer art.
Die bsften Sdiufen unO elm aussaednetes
Corn Reef uHo oas femme RodeIheiid itets
in grober Auswabl.
8efeIunssn per pOf msroen prompt aus
9efiibrt uno ju einsm 8eiube oss Sefddftss
freunolidit einGeIaben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-03
Samuel 6inrs, 8rdiiOent.
9E. gE. HntinH. 8i3e.9rdI.
VI. D. gSillin ms, GaFirer

0irettoren.
SamueI pines 9rdiosnt SCRANTON. On.
Sdmes VI. Guarbart 6nbrilunt uon Wti.
&Dgwaaren. ecrantOn, ga.
Sfuing v iSimd uun 8 u. Sind g. Co.,
GIier geber uno Wafhmiften Serarion, Wa.
W 9. Semmcrer aoblen uno glIen9anO.
Ie'. WOud Gbunt, gu
" W. eeifsnrtns. YrdiOeut Grfte Rational
Bdnf. Waud1 Gbunt pd.
Charles y Watthews. pou 6. y. Mlat.
ib'ws Sobu & 60, en9rOs RebL 8uttsr, etc /.
Seranton, pa.
@eOr4e .. @pers. prdliOent Grfe Rational
8ant 8eiblsbem ga
Sobn I. PORTER. Gn9ros 6ioeer. 8ru6t
etc S:rantop. pI.
W gB. Barion 8iSe Yrdfoent as6tsan.
malt. Scranton, pa.
9reis 8nnt miro Elm nusemeines 8anfae.
ihdft bttrsiben in einem BnntbnuIe. Ro. 234
9Odawanna auenue ecrnntou, pa.. uno but.
let ahtunssuoq nm bas 8srtrauen uno Die
Suuofdlft bes pubIi'ums
". D 8illi al nj Q, gnIIirer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-03
Derae6f uict,f,

oab man itberjttt bic btRtn 8Crtbetls betu
8aufeppn 5af&sn- unb @auuuursn. S&mud-
I&sn, SiIberpaartn &c. bel
6ree m n
nbaIten faun. Gin grocer uub elssansr 8cr-
ratb Der iiinsffen Wufsr auf btt fclibeifs art
vsrftrtist, fortpGbrsne purGttte; aat Ssr-
sanftrn Nrtifel perben saranttrt.
Reparaturen an lbrtn unb SurtIfn
rtrb Ipaielle 4ufmerflamfeit ertbeilt.
Sm Stpre ptrb Deutf& 9 e
prp&en. 6. @. freeman
1876 eadawdnna Np. Bailey Sau6 Blrd.
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$enrD &eifTn8er,
MobeIbdnoler II. 2eidenbeiorser,
SO. I'll 9ittston Mpenue.

III stluntbtitsbnIber nod hem Siiten asaan.
gen, bob IL isin gsi6Gft pGbTtno itinSr ab.
ptfrubsit bsp6brttr 9siiuna anpertraut. unb
alls auftr6ss Usrpsn pis bisbsr piiniili9 aus
gefibrt.
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Sin QQe. bic es onaebt.
Observation-Disclosures

Sn Snden be BERT gonrao 9 6mei5er.
IT,. IsBlbin bon 8unmore, pa.
Snoem Der llnierjeidnsten teitamsntariide
Bollmodt IN Der obsngenannteu pinteIlnnsn.
ttaft erbslt wuroe. iino ole BeIionsn, Die
boroernngsn geesn oieitIbe baben. jur beglnu.
bigt'n Glnreidluna oeri,lbsn sriudt; uuo wsr
oericlbsn i6uloet m09e 9efdlllyft iOfOrtise
3ubluna MAIDEN nn Is utbarine SdDmeI.
ser, Ssitamenis.8l ajieberin
1l,5 Roro Srbing apenue.
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3aubbeit fam nidb a acbeilt perSeu

3aubbeit fam nib 0 eebeilt ipcr ZEN
ourd lotlIe applitaiiOusn neil lie orn tranfen
8beit Dee Sbrss nidt erreidben tonnen. Gs
aitbt nur EN- W Q bic snubbst Bu turren.
uno Der 1T ourdb fonitltutionelle Seilmittel.
Snubhtit uiro ourb sinen enI5iinostsn 3uftnno
Der fdielmigen austIelou 9 Der Gutndlfhsn
80bre uerurinht @enn oIele Robte lidl ent.
5innet. babt ibr einsn rumptln0en sNn ooer
unuo- tOmmenes 8ebor; uno weuu iis gnnS
aei6lOHen 1T, eifO'gt Saubbelt unO wenn Die
GnBnnenng nlht afboben uno oi, e 8obre
piecer in ibrsn 9eb6riaen 3nitanO uerisbt mr..
ben fam, miro oas 8rh6r fur immsr 4 ri0rt
Ueroen; neun Sale unfer jebn iino burn aa.
tar y ueruriudbL urldler nihts ale Elm entSiin.
better 5uItsno Der ifleImigel Obe fldhen lit
Mir wolien enbnnneIt 9ollnrs fir leoeu
(ourd Satarrb ueruinhten) 6al uon snub.
belt 9eben. oe1 mir nidlt butd Ginnebmrn uou
pall's satairb Sur hsien ionnen Habi SUD
umiOnit 3irtulnre fommeu
8. 3. Gbenep & Co.. SoIsbo. 8.
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8effern SrefTeb Beef.

auber Den Jwei earIaOunsen 3useridtstes
S5Ieiih. oas mir Wontaa un6 0Cnneritaa er.
balten empfangen mir td9hd frifd aeidlat'
ietes GIeiid pom aonoe, ftiIde uno solt.Gier
Butter safe uno eanoprooutte lbrrbaupt
Nir haben ferner einen 8orratb Der beitsr
Bologna Wurit friide uno 9eiajene Sdul
tern. Hippen @buds. 8unohiide etc. unierr
8oIO9nawurit iibertriifi ale unoere.
Gale & 60,
IA 10t Qadaunnnn Gpenne.
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9adawanna Gaib SiOIs. Bite, sinist unlsrer
nisprtssn prtiIs su uptirrn.
0etp, Weol unp Geru..... ................$ IS
Ssfss Winusi, ia pafsnt Wrbl........ 5 25
8OIlsr patsnt MebI. ............. ........ 4 50
8lmIlisn Giebl.. ........ ................ 4 25
Getre Creamery 8uttII......-......... IL
SbinfsH, per pfunb.. ~
aannsn.&Urn. per DuBsnb ............... Gu
. Grbien ............... rs
- 3pmstoes - .......,.., 80
ShfsnbObnsn, per DBp......... 65
Grtifn, ptr Quart. rt......................... 5
5pbntn, ., .............,..,,,,
@rUBt Glaitt @atiup .................... 6
AIart 9atIup.. ......................... 10
1 9Salppteit .......................... ...... 10
Sstfe Std'tt, PER pfnnc.................. 5
Auseasitnster 8autabad, per pfunb... 25
erra feline. aGis, ptr lfunp. ............ IL
Grtra guier eneI f6sr 9reaffalf lbes..... %
III sroBe Stnnaen Ssife.. W
3 pfp. 9innen Bartlett 8irnen.. 1900. f8
gsridumt ni6t bel uns porluIprs6su unp
eu6 au ibfr1Euaen, baB unltre Waaren ron Der
beiteu Sualitat inb. Q8r au6, eab mir allt
unlsrs acnfurrGntfn untsrOirtsn. 8rrsl6t ben
pllb nitt:
0afaluannaGaib0a
500 2acfawanna Mpe.,
SOBn g S9r6ber, @isentblmer.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-09
EtmanG1aI.

a sharp Demand for Reading at the
Openinx - The Bears Return 10 she
Attack nc Noon . Sugar ReAnoFles
reel the Full Rercs ofTheir strength
-The Market Closes quiet and Firm.
NEW YoRk. Jan. 8. :
There was sharp demand for Reading at the
ooeuins to-day. After opening at s5N it touched
s7sk but this advance was not all held. The other
coal stocks did even better than this, and Delaware
and Hudson was up to $50 again-t 147k last even
ING and Jersey Central to 1271< against 1854.
Tack.wanna was also extremely active, though the
dealings did not reach such high figures as in Read
inc and the stock displayed more positive strength
rsinp from 1857 to 1888 in tho first hour, rise Of
AZ ner cent from its lowest price of yesterday. At
noon there was a change in the temper OF the
market and the bears returned to the attack, put
fling out large blocks Of Reading which finally de-
messed n to fraction below its lowest price OF
vesterday, Lake Shore. Union Pacific. Atchison
and Missouri Pacific were paid attention to. though
IN Atchisou the only marked success was met with
sugar refneres however, felt the full fsrcs OF the
| hear streneth, and the price was depressed from
| b8,< to $685. Lackawanna and the rest OF the gen
| eral list were held firm, and covering movement
sent prces up. the market finally closing quiet and
Arm generally at fractions better than the opening
figures.
| railroad bonds as rule were quiet and firm, but
the activity in tho Reading issues ran the total fol
the day up to g. 00o, Reading frsts contributing
$7S6 600.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-09
STATE OORREsPONDRNCE.


Jan. 8.-Miss Eva Bosworth has returned
to Bradford Young Ladies' school after
spending the holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. @. E. Bosworth.
Mrs. Warren of Portland, Me-, is visiting
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. g.
North.
Arctic Fire Engine company were given a
foreman, DR.. w. Il. Andrews. Gold headed
canes were presented to Charles A. Tomlin-
son and J. P. Began.
The reception given by Sassacus Canton in
New Haven last week was we'll attended by
representatives from this place.
The masquerade party given by the young
people in this place In Cornwall hall last
Thursday evening was very successful occa-
sion and one that gave much pleasure to all
who were present.
The selectmen have voted to allow the Con-
solidated railroad to close the crossing near
the residence of John Green.
The week of prayer. will be observed by
the First church by holding meetings on
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday evenings.
Miss Alice Usher, a graduate of the Gen.
trial school, has been engaged to teach at the
The decorations on Plymouth church are
nearing completion, and are very handsome
and finely executed; and when the other inn
provements which are contemplated are com
pleted.a more tasteful audience room will be
difficult to find.
James z. Norton returned from his home
In Reading, Pa, last week. He had the mis-
fortune q few days later of having his foot
severely injured by an axe falling on it,
which will disable him for time.
Rev. It. L. Ferguson and vito gave a very
pleasant reception at their home on Monday
afternoon and evening to the people of the
First church. There was large attendance
and the occasion was thoroughly enjoyed by
both old and young.
Miss Jennie Fowler and Mrs. George NJ.
Gum and daughter have returned from q
trip to Johnstown, N. Y.
The annual installation of the officers OF
Ansantowae lodge and Lucia chapter was
| held in the Masonic hall last Friday evening.
A number of invited guests were present and
tho exercises were of Q very interesting
character. A bountiful collation. was served
during the evening.
The Choral union, under tho direction Of
| Professor Chandler, resumed their rehearsalt
| on Wednesday evening.
| Mr.. e. P. Smith, well known resident Of
| this place, died ON Monday morning after
lingering illness of several months. Mr.
| Smith was . man who had accumulated
fortune by industry and shrewd business
ability in Now York, and few years ago
bought place here and retired from activ,
business life. He leaves . wife, two soni
and two daughters. The death of Mrs. An.
ME Hine, the youngest daughter, few year
ago, was sad blow to him, from which b,
did not recover fully.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-09

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NEW HAYES PASTORS ASSIST.

Willimansic Bapsisss Have . Red
Letter Nay.
The rededication of the remodeled Bap-
tist church in Willimantic. took place on
Tuesday evening with very inter estipg and
appropriate exercises, consisting of an organ
voluntary, followed by an anthem, Deus
Missreatur, In e. The Rev. Leonard Smith
of Springfield, offered the prayer Of invoca-
tion. After singing, the scripture lesson
was read by the Rev. @. W. Holden, acting
pastor Of the Congregational church. The
10th psalm was then read responsively, the
Rev. N. g. Corker conducting the exercises.
The Rev. p. 8. Evans of New Haven, super
intendent State Missions, and former pas
tor here, offered the prayer of re-dedication.
This was followed by the offertory, after
which tho choir sang the anthem,
40 Clap Your Hands" The Rev. J. R.
Stubbert, pastor Baptist church, Put
nam, then gave an address, followed by the
Rev. G. M. Stone, D. D., of Hartford, and
the Rev. +. w. Poteat, pastor Calvary Bap-
tist church, New Haven. These addresses
were both able and interesting and listened
to attsntivsly. After singing hymn, the
bsnediction was pronounced by the Rev. w.
r. Terry of wellington. The speakers
heartily congratulated their Baptist brethren
Of Wi1limantic upon their acquirement of
such beautiful church edidoe. The houRe
was thronged with people. 3D..
Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-09
FoR s2Oe 4 SIDE.

Frank ConIey Training Dan walker
To Fight An Unknown For Twenty
Rounds.
Frank Conley, the Brooklyn featherwsight,
IL training Dan Walker for . fight with an
unknown, to take place within Eve weeks.
for $500 side. If 1t is not finished In that
time, 1t will be continued until one or the
other Of the contestants 10 declared the win.
ner. Walker is well-built young
man, and Conley is bringing him around
In good sighting trim. Conley, by the way,
10 pretty handy as sparrer, and. can get
away with almost anyone of his size. He
has Just opened room at 1877 Grown street,
In the Lamar block, where he is giving les
sons in spsrring and boxing. His ability
a. boxer makes him we'll qualified to give
lessons. Although he opened his academy
but few days ago, yet he already has quite
Q number of pupils. He treats all with fair
ness, and whoever wants to learn anything
about the art of self-defence cannot do bet
ter than visit Mr.. Conley.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-09
THw CoURr RECORD.
Superior Cours-UiviI side side-Judge
Hail.

superior Courf-Civll side side-Judge
Hail.
The civil suit of William O'Brien Va. the
Lowe Bros, Of Fair Haven, was begun yes
terday. Tho plaintiff is the stone mason
who had the contract for masonry work on
Patrick Murray's house which was blown
down while In process of erection, at the
corner of Lloyd street and Saltonstall sven-
ne, May 10. The Lowe Brothers were the
builders of the house. When the gale
which demolished the structure struck the
partly built house, O'Brien was on the roof
finishing the chimney. He went down in
the collapse and sustained injury. Asa re-
sult he sues the Lowe Brothers for s., 500,
besides the actual damages to him, which
are placed ct from 5000 to $500. Pigott,
Pardee and Ingersol represent O'Brien and
Alling and Webb the Lowe Bros.
Court Notes.
Attorney Goodhart has begun q replevin
suit against Chief Bollman to receive prop
erty taken from Stephen D. Shonberger
who was arrested for getting suit of clothes
from Leigh & Prindle on alleged false pre-.
lenses, but who was discharged.
Their Father Gets SEQ.
| John Lord preferred charge in the City
court yesterday against his wife, who, III
said, was not at person to care for thei
little children. He and his wife had sepa
rated, as the woman was intempesate. Mr.
Lord wanted the children placed in home
but Judge Thompson refused, as the fathe
receives $50 month. The father was will
ing to take the children, however, and tn
mother said she did not want the ''kids,
even one fifteen months old.
Trying to Prove an Abb.
The case against Elijah Austin, the col
ored fellow who is charged with burglarizin
the residence of Burr s. Peck at 116 Hig
street was continued yesterday. Austi
tried to prove an alibi by showing that
was ct church on the night in question, bu
Judge Thompson bound him over to the So
perior court under $500 bonds.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-09
L. 8. o.

Their Thirsy-Sevenlh Annual Next
Monday Might.
The thirty-seventh annual of L. 8. 0. will
take place next monday evening, January ID,
at Lopers' restaurant, Chapel street. The
continued interest In this old organization Ia
wonderful. Communications are being re-
oeived from members scattered all over the
Unined States and the Canadas. Members
desiring seats reserved have been requested
TO give information to the secretary on or be-
fore Friday of the present week.