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The Arizona sentinel., 1890-11-08
Desert Land Final prOOf--.oace for Publication
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 TUCSON, ARIZONA, Sept 29, 1890.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 TUCSON, ARIZONA, Sept 29. 1890. Notice is hereby given that James Ryan of Mohawk Valley Yuma County, Arizona, has filed notice of intention to make proof on his desert-land claim No. 1888, for the $. E. I of s. W. Sec. l5 Tp. 5. k. b W. before the Clerk of the District court at Yuma Arizona on Monday, the 10th, day of November 1890.
 He names the following witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and reolam1- tion of said land:
 F. Fort Snider, Ira Buffum, Daniel Devore, of Chrystoval Yuma Co.,, Arizona, and w. Henry Treichler, of Tacua. Yuma County Arizona.
 HERBERT BROWN,
 Register. Eirsf ;pea-t;o, Octohpr 4th.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-11-08
ist Insertion Oct. llth.
Desert Land Final Proei.---Otce For Publication.

UNITED STATES. LAND OFFICE, TUCsoN. ARIZONA, October l, 1890. Notice is hereby given that Douglas A. I.indley, of Sacramento, California, has filed notice of intention to make proof on his de- rt-land claim No 1915. for the whole of Section six (6,) Tp. 8, s. R. lG, w. before the Clerk of the District Court at Yuma Arizona, on Monday the tenth day of Nov ember, 1890.
 He names the following witnesses to pro 'e the complete irrigation and reclamation of said land:
 Ira Buffum, James Ryan E Fort Snider of Chrystoval Arizona, an W. Henry Treichlar, of Tacna, Arizona.
 HERBERT BROWN.
 Register. First insertion October 4th.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-11-08
 Desert Land Final ProOi.---Notice Fer Publication

lst Insertion Get, iIth.
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First insertion October 4th.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-11-08

The following card explains i+ sal.
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Musical instruments, etc., at Jackson ;,
sos Market street.



st. LOUIS Feb. l0.-Edin Busch, the
lS-year.o'd daughter Of .dolphus Busch.
the millionaire brewer, has run away to
Let married. She was In love with Hugo
iieisebsrger, her cousin, As years old,
who Is located in New York as the agent
OF several big foreign concerns connected
vita the brewing business. Her father
objected and there have been teyeral
sensational scsnes. She took her friend.
Nellie Busch Weber, into her copildence'
sud Saturday the two went ostensibly Ia
l.e mitinee, but the younger one teok
the train for New York, and is supposed
TO have been met there by Reisebarger
aud were supposed to be married 10 day.
The older sister, Nellie. also married
against the fathers wishes and there va.
divorce. Current report was to the
effect That the father paid t25, 900 10 get
the husbands consent Ia the divorce,
This marriage is an immense social sen.
sation as both the Busch girls are noted
for beauty.
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The lady visitors Of the Atsociit
Charities met yesterday afternoon
William @. Farra's parlos, No.
Market street, aud transacted ~
routine business. Mrs.. Helen Q. Jn1
Of the Philadelphia Nurse Society read
very interesting paper on the oeleeu
the society, and portraying the srs5
amount Of charitable work done BY n
society In large cities. After deialI
the benefits arisiug from the dttici ~
tenn, aud having hurses to e'opsrAI
with the physicians, she said that uuts1
visit from Aix 10 twenty patienu daq
they administer to their wann and =
that the treatment they receive u Fto.1
they work With the physicians ada
all orders given by Them.
Mira. Albert Bruker, also Of fhlsd
phia, read . paper on the satne iueea
nuraipg.
An inyItAtion was received y
national conference which will 4
Baltimore on Mey IA 70 Is inch
The invitation was accepted, aud ~
next regular monthly conference I
gates will DO elected 70 represent
city.
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Iots.

Try 25-csnt roast dinner at No. $40
East Fourth street.
Fifteen good secondhand pianos, from
f35 to e1S6 See those bargains at Robe.
lens. 7i0 Market street.
II. +. Dure, having sold his farm on
the New Castle road, will sell his stock
OF horses, cows and farming utensils at
public sale on Friday, the 1t.h lust.
Second Probation" was the theme oil
an essay read By Rev. 8. T. Gardner at
the preacher meeting on Monday alter
noon.
Miss Ella Ford ard sisters desire to re.
turn their grateful thanks to the men,
her, of tie choirs who 80 kindly gave
late James G. Ford on Saturday morning
at St. Mary's Church.
George Shields Of this city went To
Washington, d. c., to-day, To make hi:
home with DIR. s. L. West, who has 10
Gated in that city.
The Rev. ]. D. c. Hama, pastor Of
Asbury NJ. L. Church, preached at Scot,
NJ. Il. Church on Sunday morning, and
the Rev. W. @. K0oBs, OF Wesley NJ. t.
Church preached at tho same church 10
be evening"
Cherokee Tribe. NO. =, J. .. X. NJ, on
SUNDAY morning aftenoea the First rres-
byieriah Church In body. The Rev.
George NJ. Hickman. paitor OF the
ehurcu, preached an ihstructiv. serm Oh
W sne tfioe' tAA'ns HFceoon ~ us
s"ules@
Professor II. 5 Cooley, oil the Com.
mercial College, is passing the present
week IN Washington, And on his return
nome iie "lI, give hs pupns the oeneh'
., .ue hno a'euso NC may oota'h IN iegh'
iAtNe AWAITS.
Harry Folwell has accepted clerk
ship at Broad street station, Phlladelphi
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MEDIA, Feb. 10--A rather strange
and unusual scena was witnessed 10
Filth Street Hall at dance, by colored
people, this evening. A number OF the
young coiored bloods Of Media, much
against the wiahcs and admonition oil
their relatives and friends, who belong
TO the South Media A. N. Il. Mission
Church, meet 10 the hall TO dance every
Monday evening with their lady friends.
The dance drew many OF the young peo
pie away from the Monday night class
meeting OF the churCk, and the church
finally decided 10 take action.
A committee of three, "Auntis''
Wiltu-, wife oil Rev. Mr.. Wilbur, Mrs.
Frank smith and Mrs. Lockwood, were
appointed 10 visit the hall and pray, and
endeavor TO persuade the leaders Of the
tauee to discontinue It.
The committee went to the hall this
evening Whil6the dance was at its height,
"Aunue" Wilbur asked permission OF
the leader 40 have . word Of prayer"
He consented at once, and at 9 signal
from him the fddiers stopped and the
dancers stood back against the wall with
heads lowered, while the three women
knelt near the middle Of the room.
"Auntie" Wilbur prayed aloud, and
Mira. Smith and Mira Lockwood echoed
| her sentiments with fervept amens. She
prayed that Cod would give the young
people wisdom to see that dance hall
was school 10 which the evil one was
master, aud that = diploma to its gradu-
ates was free pass to perditiou. She
prayed about twenty minutes, and every
one present gave strict attention and
kept respectful silence while the pray
ing was In progross.
The committee sfterward spoke to th,
dancers, and appealed to rome of then
personally, and aYs I number left a
once aud went h and 10 Il promised tina
they would not IascaLfne dance again.
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! sQpssaslens = ne Avoadale nine. y
,ntsg.iss u. ,sslssd. ~, n sesoaS. d
~ Aop1Ins Of The wofeings. Whether
sbs water Semes nom lie Susqushasna
river o. he marshes near BY has not a.
ret beAn asoestaiaed. This b the tniuc
where nearly 300 lives were lost 10 an
explosIou In the year 1859. Five hundred
men aud boys are throwa out Of employ
nent
Edward Csllashan vas arrested q
ecottdale, Penna., yesterday on NJ.
Powderly's warrant, for criminal libel:
Bail was not asked, - Cailsghan assured
the Sheriff he would DO ct Scranton for q
hearing on March q Powderly asks
sl0, 900 damages.
Ellis Bard, cashier Of the Lincoln
National Bank, ut Lincoln, Lancaster
county, Penna., 10 reported to Be . do
iaulter for t25, 900. II ID said HE stealinge
extend over : considerable period, and
that the money was used to assist an
Ephrata irm.
Captain White and DIR. Bailhache
have been appointed BY the Secretary OF
the Treasury 10 investigate the charges
against Captain Healy, commander Of
the revenue steamer Bear, OF cruelty
tow ards American sailors during his re-
cent cruise TO Alaska
Susie Thomson pointed . revolver at
her friend, Allie Ellis, aged ID years, In
Cameron, Missouri, yesterday, saying
"this is the way to scare burRlars." A
report followed, and Allie Ellis wal
killed by bullet which entered hti
brain.
In the North Dakota House of Repre-
seutatives, yesterday, the friends Of the
lottery bill moved It's Indefinite postpone.
rnent and carried the motion. In the
Senate commit 90 was appointed to In
vestignte the charges of bribery In cor.
nection with the lottery business.
Bishop Foss, Of Philadelphia, yesterday
dedicated the Memorial Methodist Epis-
copal Church IN Baltimore, Md. II wal
cree cd to the memory Of ninety MethO-
dlst ministers who are buried In Mount
Olivet Cemetery. The church Is free
from debt.
Jacob Kohl, m aged musician, died .,
his home 10 New York yesterday from
asphy xiation BY gas, which had esca ped
from an unlighted burner. Mr.. Kohl
had adapted many operas.
President Harrison yesterday signed
the proclamation opening the Sioux Res.
ervstion. in South Dakota. An order waa
also issued establishing land Offices al
Pierre and Chamberlain.
John Kosek, familiarly known - The
"King Of the Hungarians," was killed IN
. runaway accident In Wilkssbsrre, Pa,
last night.
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A. II. Tyson will sci! At public sale at
his stables In Chester, Pa, tomorrow,
the 18th inst, 20 head Of Western horses,
several OF which arc excellent travellers
and arc we'll worth looking aitor. std,
ham, the auotIoneer, 10 going up and he
wishes few OF his friends who can ap.
pfsclate good horse. to accompany him.
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ElIqE0N


CnARLEsroN, .. G., Feb. l0.-A
strange sloIy eomes to-day from Allen
dale. ANAL hamlet 10 DArnwell county,
near the sceos 81 tho recent lynchings.
Hattie trAnoBs > eoiorsd woman and ber
infant . nnoAth old were the victiinS Of Z
queer blaek-eap outrage.
When Ne news oil the hutchery at
Barnwsll eourlhouss reached the Allen.
dale section, Hattie Frazer wAs one Of
tbs lev col0rod women who did not join
in the chorus Of condemnation Of the
act. On The eeutrary, she openly q
pressed The opinion that the murdered
men had eot What they deserved. Since
that time the woman has been 10 bad
odor with her faco. she had received
threats from time 70 time, but treated
them with scoru.
One night last week, while aaleep 10
her house with her infant she was
aroused BY noise indicating that scme
one was trying 70 get In II the door. She
went out with her child In her arms u
sec what was the matter. She was seized
and dragged sway from the house and
subjected to most brutal beating. The
lynchers were In masculine attire and
wore black masks and caps. After boat
ing the woman nearly to death they lett
her with warning that they would rc-
turn the next night and kill her II she
WAS found In tho neiehboi hood.
After the departure Of the black caps
the woman dragged heraslf back to her
house, where she found her child dyina
on the ground. The next day she iden-
tilted two Of her assailanis They wore
colored women living IL tho vicinity.
They were lodged In jail. Tho women
turned states' evidence and confessed
that the hogGing was done by band o.
from twenty to thirty colored women
who were dressed In male attire will
black masks and caps. Fifteen co.ored
women living in the viclnlty were ar
rested.
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Frank HanilSoi MID up fss lsvsrai
ii. johnson VIII issssl % hiil, VA
snS disoSsr S,s = ,6S ~ e sSet 4
bad svidsntly lsit the city, -.
Che sI on South Market street Tor
drunkenness, was nqed ! and costs.
Hugh Holland, Who stepped in,o the
Drsndywine ysseesday u Bash's wharf
and was sinking Tor the third time when
nshed out, Vas arraigned for bsipg drunk
and was fined % and costs.
Henry Farley arrested BY Qnicer Floyd
for drunkenness was lined VI and coats.
Samuel Smith, colored, srreeted on
warrant, charged By Elisabeth Hamilton
with dIsorderly conduct at No. 2Oi Wall
nut street, about II O'Clock last night.
The evidence showed that tho whole
thing was another dissracsiul row among
tina Hamiltons, notorious for lewdness
and disorder In that negro rookery, 10
which the prisoner had the leAat to do
and WAS the most sober OF all concerned.
Judge Ball discharged smith and In.
formed Mrs. Hamilton that II she did moi
keep . more orderly house her place
would " ralded.
Joshua h. Blsck'ey. the young MAJ
accused Of hitting David Mex On tn
forehead with the end OF jackplaue II
the cabinet shops Of the Jackson Il sharl
Company's works, was arraigncd ant
DR.. J. II. v. Blocksom took the stand I,
testify. He stated that be had called I,
SEQ David Mex, the wounded man, ant
found him not 10 . dangerous condition
% had been reported. He had painful
flesh wound shaped like an Inverted Y
but the skull wss entirely uninjured
and he would DO able TO be out OF
Thursday morning. Blackley wAs thel
held under $500 ball to appear At tha
time.
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Found Dead in tho Woods.

PnnADELPHIA, Feb. 1i.-fhree ,oa !.
men while taking . walk through .
woods at Fifty-secoud and Spruce si'J,,
yesterday morning discovered the ~
OF an elderly man lying near some pi i,.
wood. The polics were at once noa s,'
and the body was taken to the TWIN. s'a
first District. The man was ldenva]
by James Mclaughlin as that OF ~
Gallagher, who resided u; 6o' "
Forly-eighth street. IL.
Mr.. Mclaughlin stated that Gslls
has been missing since Friday H.
that the case had been reportru W
Central station. When he left hua'
complained Of being very sick WV
grip. aud the police supposed ~
went 10 the woods, where be ny
and became exhausted and helplea
thcrs being NO one near, ~ aloa'
heavy rains OF Friday evening"
thought hasteped death.
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Eco HARBoR CITY, Feb. 10.-Nichd
Keller, an old resident, was arrested
day for an attempt at double murjs'l
putting arsenic aud paris green 90
food Of his wife and child. What Y
to the excitement and woadsr ID
case 10 the fact that Keller Is nearly
years Of ago and has been married [
times.
The city marshal and Chief of Ds1
tIves George eenfs has been insesIlsit1
Keller's doings for two years, and
several times had him before the ocs
for minor charges. He suspects b al
being implicated 10 q crime Of gHsI
magnitude than has - yet been hrog
against him. Keller's vile appearr@
day before Judge Norman ard swof
. warrant for bis arrest for atistP(
murder aud he will have . hearts
morrow morning. Mrs. Keller istng
looking woman, several years yopas,|
than her husband, and the ibid lslau|
youug.
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SCRANTON, Pa, Feb. 10.--Judge Arch.
bald to-day refused to grant u continu.
Ancs Of the argument 10 the cases against
the Lehigh Valley Railroad for damages
arising from tho Mud Run disaster In
October, 1888, and iu which damages
from 5000 to So, OC0 are claimed. The
Judge said the cases were such they
should be speedily disposed o.. The
question At isuo 10 the leaalty OF the
service Of the summons by Sheriff Robin.
ron, the claim being that he had NO right
10 leave his bailiwick to do so; and that
the act oil Assembly, providing extra ter.
gitOFisl service, did not apply In th.I
~, and moreover, the summons should
have been served ON the cOmpany's off
etAl At Bethlehem instead of at Wilkes
barre. The arguments take p ACC to-
sorrow,
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THIRD EDITION,


+ 8akpIx0, Feb. 10.-In court today
9o1le Endiich read IN opinion IN the
eseseg The Conmnnwealsh against Jas.
Mcsr9head dad oshsss, dealers In tea
- eroceF1ess Via we're charged with
~ lneg sesees vith'tes and coffee en-
~ SpusFhaeer. upon the presenta-
y ecFtaiu nnaber, to some article
- NaluA Judge KndlIch held that lot
NJ giits, In tho meaning of the law,
conveyed the idea Of giits connected IL
some way With chance or hazard. Az
soers ' - no chance or hazard In tho
transaction covered by the indictments
( ~ h9ld that II was no more lottery than
was the selling Of Communication tIckets
~ railway company.
He also led that The act OF Jnne,
1885 upon which the indictments were
Founded, wss unconstitutional and void,
9n the ground that its title Is mislrad-
tpg,
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- - -
General Thoeas 4. snytA rcsl en
I. @. A. h. asa smytA Cirsaa No -
81 lsdiss OF the 9. 4. r. made . saf'
prise visit last night 70 Jaass Lowesy,
issidIug At No 70s East Seventh street,
that beiug the l0ih anniversary Of his
birth. Iftsv congrAtulatioss were oyer
Veteran Lowsry Wa prsseated vita .
uniform, hat aud eomplees equtpments,
he wss 20 overcone WITH ~ teetie3n
that William ID. sparkle aaa &asoariA
Pieksls responded for hin,
a Jolly time Of singiBg was theu IN
dulged in BY every one. An Interrupt
tiou came In the .sssntAtion Of . psil
Of gold eye elasses BY J. n. 9. forkum
In behalf Of the wife and Oldest daugh-
ter Of Lowery. Reffeshments weir
served. J. q. o. Redington, Of Syracuse
N. ", who aided with . song, pro
nounced tho smyth Post Dru1 Corp
(Johu TrAbhold, leader,) one Of the vcrl
beat in the Grand Army.
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|PIFlA EDITION


James Clark WA del.naan, 4.
before Meelstrais Frank Il. Smith
night in wklch Hugh Cassidy n,. " ~,
TN. Tbe latter sued Clark for ny W.
eovosy o. NE % his share Of t,s 7
tos pavink On slley In the rear ~
Qfopertys No. COZ West Fifth s,rs., y!
Ceseloy Vas represented hy iu...
CAAudles, ksq., and Clark b, NJ.
Emmons, Esq.
From the statement Of wl,bs..
sssms that this alley In question S,s
come . nuisance and the Board a, Ii...s
had ordered tho nuisance abltel y
Cassidy, 10 accordance with th. .o,,.
dld TIKI work without consulting IVY.
the properly owners bordering onu
alley, the whole bill being s3ssl
Thu objections W paying The bin =,
that no orders had been given i, N
property owners TO have The vort AN
and secondly because since the wo,t /.
been done tho alley Is III worse couda,.l
that II Was before. II WAS further m
that CaHsldy took the matter n,s n
owu hands and had the work N.
nuc sne wVsA was III progress teve11
Of them protested against the paveuu
being torn ~. Cassidy tod ls1
would 30 re-iaid In q much better -
nsr end would cost each property ~
but 81. The work was completed Al
abort time when each received q I'll
S.8s, aud oi course refused to plJ h
Samuel Curleit. who was eisq
oficer OF the Board Of Health al III,
the work was done, thought the
excessively large and he refused b 81
lect 1t for Cassdy on thai account 4
he applied 10 the board for that boay
collect II
Mr.. Emm0ns made o lengthy "
thia point for . nou-suit, Is Caaidy
not been employed to do tho wui
the psrties Who owned the propeaL ,
Mr.. Chandlsr made rs long +
against . non. suit. The Justice dcdl
against the uon-suit asked for.
II w. II. Lee, Secretary OF the Bod
esid that complaint had beeu ma de M
Health Department OF the eondl,I1
the alley kpril 3. 1859.
i A. b, Joees, rcsidiuR at No, G0f W,
Fifth streek, testified that the alley :
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The 0oIsr children.

While Thomas 0oler. the uols,
father OF thrss children, was SEM y N
under q 1ne Of 500 for abutns h /,
they are nndiug homes when v M
will be luxurious compared to w. y;
treatment they have bsen reeel',IuE W..
girl has bsep taken TO raise Dy ~
Mckay, and Frank Stout. tue W
the Society for the Prevention o. 0 h
to Children, has the other w. ~. n
boarding house until homes can '"
for them,
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New York. Feb. l0.--John Carr, a
liquor dealer Of No. % South street, was
charged with abandonment by his young
wife. Margaret, In tho Tombs Police
Court. to-day. The couple separated 10
Philadelphia six years ago on the cendi-
ticn shat Carr should pay her Sl2 q week
alimony, and Mrs. Carr was given the
custody Of their two children. A short
time eit.Fward he came on to New York
and discontinued the raymentA
Mira Carr did not trouble her recreant
spouse for money, - her mother, with
whom she lived, was In comfortable cir.
cumstances until Q week ago, when she
located him here. Her mother died
about three months ago, leaving her a
home in Philadelphia, at 722 Vine street,
lila sa1eo.--,fhs ldefendsut wss held to.
day for further examination,
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CINCINNATI, Feb. 10.-Carl Burchd-
fucker, rich farmer residing near Win.
ton Place, this county, had au un
pleasant surprise to-day. A year ngo
his wife went to Johnstown, Pa, on q
visit. Burchdrucker hal not heard from
her cince the flood, and surprising her
dead was preparing 10 take another wife,
when At noon deputy sheriff served him
with \ paper, making him defendant In q
divorce suit. The wife " no has been in
the city for several months, also asks fer
US, 900 alimony.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-11

Miss Maggie Christy, teacher In M.
Is public school, WAS Speeding last even.
ing with g. w. Goodin2 aud iam.y No.
S02 Harrison street. When the ladies
left Mr.. Goodlngs residence Miss Chr.sty
slipped from the step to TIE pavement
and sprained her right ankle severely.
she made out to reach William w Rice 4
residetce, No. Jackson street, W here
she boarded, but to-day she is unable Il
| attend her school.
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Dates have been m .de for exhibition
games with the local club to lie played
on the Few grounds as follows: The
opening game will be with tbs Athletics
on April Sd; on the 4th and 5tb, the
Rochester Club; on the It'll, the Lebanon
Club Of the Interstate League; Sth aud
Yale en- the l0:h. The season schedule
WI DO made out In few days and viii
DO published In this paper.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-11

We are autborstively informed tha'
the late John Hartmann lett all Ill,
property 10 be equally divided between
MS sou, John @. Hartn,uu, ana hi,
daughter, Ma. Louisa q. kopi. In cas,
OF thu death OF his son without heirs pn,
Of his share will go u his niece. Nrs
hopi Ia not nor never WAS maragcr Of
the brewery, but John u. Hartmann i,
superintendent.
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ARMOR-On tho 10th inst, Madora G :,
daughter of James Armor
Funeral services ut Mt. Salem Churc h
on Thursday. February 18th, 1870. at !
O'Clock y. m. lnterment at Mt. Salem
cemetery.
wHiTE-On the 9th Inst, wm.H II. white
aged u years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited To attend tho funeral service,
at the residence of Geo. q. Souder, No
3i5 Poplar street. this tTuesdny) even
ing ut $50 o'clock. Intermcnt ut Middle
town Presbyterian bnrying grounds
Delaware County, Pa. leav ing the p.
W. a u. Depot ut 1850 tomorrow tWcd
ncsdny) morning.
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Garfield Camp. No. 2 Sons Of vstsr-
ans, held an intercsting meeting last
night. Speeches were made by Robert
McCauley, p. u. Aysrs and l.. r. Roder-
ick. A selection waa read by . Grand
Army man from Pennsylvania. TIE
camp decided TO take part In the parade
upon this occaaion Of the reception Of
General Algsr on February II.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-11

ecoIrpALE, Feb.i0.-Hobert Rtsgcn
o German, oi beaver Fails, commits
suicide here by meals OF razor. He
hu'chered himself in hor. ibis manne-,
1nttiug y deep CASH In his throa;, two
in each arni, ald one in each leg. He Il
believed to have been slightly dementel
hut he l,lt letters that are well-worded
snd demonstrated that he WAS an edu
aatsd man.