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Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
FOURTH EDITION
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.Ths Dcoaposls ats that ne Jubilee Dsy .Iy,
% brandy 1ias epriuge, tomorrow. wiIl
y oas Of ~ greatest days in the history
Of sporte Y thls locality. Directly after
tbs lsfitsl q the nrsi train " ne Yorn.
lna Mr. q. J. Canary. champion Aney
and trlsk bieyels rider ol the world, WI
engage In ihata Of an unusual natufe.
Ata3o = ~ the great SS.nue faee
somss o& The entries for ths sAee an
vanWaEqefs Of Newport; Taxia ol
PhiladelphIa; and Dainpman, Aerfi'
hew, 8ssds, Mcdaniel, +. Elliott en9 y.
Elliott OF the Wilmington Wheel Club.
At LIS p. N. the base ball team Of the
7. n. G. 4. Of Baltimore will Cross bats
with the team Of the 7. N. O. 4. OF tbs
city. This Will BE- followed BY high jump
ing, hammer throwing. pole vaulting
and running, under the able direction oi
@. T. HspbFon.
At4p. N. the fve-mile club cham-
pionship race for the Sherwin medals,
the one-mils State championship race for
the Rudolph gold medal aud varioua
other races Tor prizes will take place.
During the entire day music will be fur
nished By the First Regiment Band.
In the afsernoon aud evening dancing
will bs indulgsd ip. under the direction
OF Prof. A. Q. Webster. with music by .
selected orohestra under the leadership
Of Prof. Joseph Burgsauer. For the even
ing . delightful concert has been ar
ranged, composed Of the best talent In
the city. Governor Biggs and several
other men Of prominsues will be present
Trains leave Water and Market 40
follows: 600. 10.45 .. M; 1.30, 2.41,
500, 7.10 p. N, Delaware avenus-7 %,
1880 .. M; 2.61, 5.06. 6.49 p. m. Re
turning leavs springs-ll.25a = m.; ass,
6.18, $50. 1l.o0 p. m.
STREET PARADE THIS EVENING.
A street parade will be givsu this
evening led by the First Regiment
Band. Form at the Court House aud
march down Market TO Fourth, thence
to Poplar, countermarch to Market, to
Front, to Monroe, to Fourth, to WASH
inRton, to Sevepth, 10 Jefferson, to
Eleventh. to Market and there dismiss.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
Barker's Hearing Postponed.

NonRIsTowN, June 23.-Wharton
Bakers hearing did not take place This
afternoon. 1t has been postponed to a
date yet undecided. Mr.. Barker sent
word carly IN the day that he would
waive q hearing and enter bail. Subsc-
heard. Later, Spencer Miller eent q
message 10 Squire Urner, before whom
the hearing was to take place, 10 await
further orders.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
r,..,cred aud Increased.

Alfred James Young. ia'c S,.,as q, 1,olor.
@, Third Regiment, Uui!,u s's"' nv, ra,s Of
cd Troupe, WAS pensioned AZ ~. .,.' 'dlr,rpel la
four dollars per month, but wA' u,yrh ia., hu.
from the rolls june 81, 1917; N.1r h who
gust he applied to ". b. MIhr IIhI.rvward'I
las charge Of william II. M. has"'Tu Tn,
Wilmington office. for RESTORATION, ,o..orsd to
result "a that he is not only res'J,en, ',,, ,r, n
the rolls, but Is increased to e'sh' ''
Der month
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
MARRIE ED.

|BREwsTER-MowH st.
Georges, on the 10th instant, by tho
REV. q. A. Walker, Charles W. Brew
stsr of Riverton, N. D., and Maggie d.
McWhorter OF st. Georges.
MARTIN-TONER.- Philadelphia, on
the 18th instant, by the Rev. James
Nash, Harry l.. Martin Of this city and
Name A. Toner, of Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24

Our Ladies' Underwear is
thoroughly known in this
city as the best that comes
here. We have handled the
same line for fifteen years,
and its merits have been we'll
tested. Our regular b O Z
stock is complete, and We
have a few small lots which,
by handling and win d o v
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
DeIaMareans DEW ed.

J. W. Dslaplaire. with bis son. daugh-
ter and nephew. who formerly resided al
Laurel, Del, but who removed to Hamp'
ton, Va, some time ago, went out sailing
at Fort Monroe on Sunday, when their
boat oollided with saili z vessel, and
Mr.. DIS son was knocked overheard
The father and nephew jumped into tn,
water and the whole three were drowned.
The daughter. who remained In tn,
boat, was saved.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
Interesting Lecture,

Presiding Elder Murray delivered Q
highly interesting lecture before Goldey's
Commercial College on Monday morning
on Tho Bible, the Cornerstone of the
Greatest Nations Of the Earth. His
Illustrations were very positive, and
could not fail to carry conviction to
every bearer OF the correctness OF bis
conclusions. In the afternoon Henry q.
Conrad delivered the last lecture OF his
course on Commercial Law, showing
the importance Of Its study and the poll
cy OF making Justice the base Of every 40
ttou,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
A Great Day mt Dov n,are

Sunday, June29, will be the beginning
of series oil Sund ay excurs ons. Tlcke q
cost only u for the round trip. Rail 10
Canton and return; steamer Columbia
from Canton TO Bay Ridge and return.
Plenty OF sport. Fishing, era bong, ,ba tl.-
lug, sailing and excellent mus c by the
United States Naval Academy Band. A
most enjoyable ride on the Chesapes Ike,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
A sLillful s-year-old Robber.

WLLrAMsPoRT, June %. Ward
Brookens, n boy less than 8 yesrs old
WAS to-day committed to jail in default
OF bail on the charge OF robbery. lie
was detected in the act OF robbipg q
money drawer, and while being taken to
prison concealed the money on his person
so ski,lfully that it was not found uutil
he was twice searched.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24

between tho hours Of 0 and II n.
m. tomorrow we will sell loo
mems md boys linen coats for
hot weather at l5c., regularly sold
at half dollar. This offer for to-
morrow only, between o land II a.
m. During tile same hours we will
sell any OF our $50. neckwear at
two for n quarter. between 0 and
II a. m. tomorrow only.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
Postponed Sale of Lots,

On account Of the weather last Satur-
day afternoon the lots advertised at pub
lie ealo ny J. ]. Poirce at seventh and
Rodman streets has been postponed to
Friday afternoon next, June "a, at
80 o'clock. See advtrIsem .ut.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
FIFTH EDIpI0l
Board OF EducatIon

TIE Board Of Education hsld .
meeting Last night, AMI In the .s'a .a !
Of the President, DR., Hhorti... ..S''.l ~
called V The chair. -'iae VI
TPs committee on teacher. ,.
The lis! lefommsng for .r's rsspnoia,ppHs ,,psHs
The list % exactly lie sapo sapS'a.a's,. \.
preesut one. NO changes being m,is ~ ~
report VA laid over ior Two sess. i, IN
coEding 10 custom. "''AA Y
The committee on Fuel repo,,.a L.
ing awarded the eontisct ior iIy MI ~
George W. Bush g. Sous Al ii l. I, ess 60, v
and for wood to The Combs r Cds1 psf sa,
Lumber Company at q. O5 Der so,a rvs M ~
report was adopted. ~ 'O'u' in
Mr. Pyle, from Commt,es n, a.,
No. 70. Twelfth ward, rspor,s, VI H.. seaoa
had conferred with the S,reei ond 'dAs s. sasl
Department 10 reference 10 Ina ss "s....' s.sa
grading required about tbs ,,soe, JsIosssafy
thought thar It would be dons uO0' .ooo and
The board then took a reee,. ~ .,.
Inc plans for No. &c school Ia ihs sa ~
ward. wv 'a@
When the board was saa e,-ls, IA
order, the bids for the bqiilps ,. rs,s " "
motion of 8. II. Smith, otsuei 'A
They were aa follows.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
DIED,

coLLINs-In this city, on the elst inst,
Hannah A. Collins. In her 55th year,
Relatives and friends arc respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services at
fhe residence of her husband, Blair NJ.
Gollins. No, 3l7 East Eighth street. this
Monday evening At Y o'clock; lnter-
ment al Head OF Christiana. Tuesday,
iaaying b, d q. station tDo!Gwarc ave-
nuel Al go q. N.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
,,v.,.n.,, AMI, LAYER Complaint

10 it not worth the small price o. '| II
to free yourself Of every sympiI1i"' vou
these distressing comp ain,E ,o,,lo
think so call at our store aud &c, w. u.s.. 4
90 shiioh's Vitalixor; every bottle US lv.
printed guarantee on II; use aeeotu ,,,l "sS COS,
aud ii Il does you no good II wlll ,a,.ssI. .SI;
you nothing. N. h. DAnfortn, wG1,s,s, ws,ss,
and retail agent, Second and Ma''"
streets, Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
Bay Ridge, sunday, Jun, 20,

The frat Sunday excurs on to Bay
Ridge will be run by the Is. 81 o. rail
road next Sunday. Tickets only u.
Trains leave Wilmington, Market street,
at 7.2o q. m. Delaware avenue, TAO u.
m. Returning steamer leaves Bay Ridge
at $50 p. IN. Arrive Wilmington at 10
u. IN.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
Take 1t Ia.

The u excursion to Bay Ridge, Mary
lands celebrated bay resort No place
better for = days enjoyment, and no
cheaper excursion rate ever offered. Re-
member that trains leave Market street
at 720 =. m.; Delaware avenue, TAO a..
m, arriving home at 10 .. III. The day
Sunday, the date June 20.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24

Untrimm e d
Hats, this sea-
sons goods, as
low a. IIc.
We have no old
stock like some
have, and try to
sell to you as
{ h i 8 seasons
goods. You run
no such risk by
dealing with us
of buying last
seasons goods.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
To Atlantic city.

DUPONT Post, No. ., g. A: n, a. III ths
settled upon Thursday. July Sl, n,siop
time for their second annual eao"Il CIV will
to Atlantic City. The exours,oi1 so py
leave this city at Q. 40 .. %; & anu u,,scteu
rail- BY way Of Philadelphia. 1ho "
will be $l,96.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24

You can get men's. boYs' and chill
dren's clothing and gents furnishing
goods cheaper at NJ. Meysrs, one price
clothier, than in tnJ Other house In the
| city
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24

display, have become some
what mussed and solled.
About 8 dozens r o y n I
were so cent?, are reduced
to Sc.
About 8 dozens lkirtsl
wers so cents are reduced
to 373c.
A lot Of Chemlse at z5c
and q, are reduced to 60c.
All sizes, 36 To-.
A lot Of Cambria Corset
Covers, surpllcs neck, trim.
med with edge-2s cents.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
Personal,

Mr.. N. Joseph went to Lewes to-day to
visit his brother, W. w. Joseph, who 10
seriously III vt that place. and II 10 hard
ly probable that he will live for any
great length Of time.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
spscinl Session.

The Street and Sewer Commission ~, n No
. special meeting last evening, s,.tion
purpose OF continuing the cohsia usrs and
Of speci Goa lions for building sewers wu
paving atrsets. No other busines'
transacted,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
Plenty Of B,ue IrtsI,

BEACH HAVEN, N. j., June 23.-Tht
surf is swarming with blue fish here to
day. There WAS great excitement and
the beach was lined with people standing
on shore pulling them in by hundreds.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24

You will be astonished whom you looh
at the prices Of other soDres aud compare
them with the low prices Of NJ. Meyers
one price clothier, 406 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24

Families wishing dne Ice crea% sn,s ~ non.
Fourth should send 10 their o'"'
Gardner. Seventh and ehip'ey'
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
The W Gather.

Tomorrow promises TO be from cloudy
to clearing, and continued high tempers-
ture. Thurtday. fair to partly cloudy
and stationery temperature.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24

McIiivain q Co., 2O8 East 4th street
Are receiving trout, Spanish mackerel,
soft crabs and snappers, fresh every day.
Phone 500.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
The Fish Market.

Powell has on his stalls in tho Third
street market fine lot tf butter fiss.
trout bass, blue fish, codtleh, founders,
&c.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24

Inc blds were referred 10 the commit.
tee with power to act.
john Pyle. from the committee TO an.
praise the value OF school property, r..
ported that James Brad ford and John B.
johnson had been employed to make the
appraisement and they had presented .
report showing tho following totals.
Va'ue Of buildings, e3l9,COO; value Of
furniture, $50. $50; total, s+05, ,23'. Ths
seating capacity was 7,T9l.
The comm ttes on No. school was
allowed $40 to repair a drain; the CON.
mit.ee on No. 8, IS to repair fence.
=. X. Smith, of the Committee
Teachers, announced that All esalI'n.
tion for colored teachers would be hda
IN No. l school on July l.
On motion OF Mr.. Hartman the sub
ject Of fire escapes wa, 1. ken W. Those,
Tor No. . and No. 0 schools were sp
proved and referred to the COMMITTEES
with power to act.
The confederation Of other fire escapes
wAs postponed until the next meeting.
The treasurer wss authorised to pay
the salarics Of teachers ss soon as lAs
checks arc signed by the chairman oil tho
committees.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24

For day of real enjoyment 90 with
West Presbyterian excursion to Cape
May, Thursday next, 10th.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24

We have speedy and positive cure for
catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth and
headache, in SHILOH'S CATARRH
REMEDY. A nasal injector free with
each bottle. Use 1t II you desire health
and sweet breath. Price Soc. N. b.
Danforth, Wholesale and retail agent,
Second and Market streets, Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
Don't

Exlect to hnd them elsewhere at our
prices; Ladies' Russest Oxiords only
6ec. Mems Russet, hook lace. only
Sl.5o. at Babcock's, 206 Market street,
above second, east side, east side.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24

Are you going TO have Ice cream on the
Fourth? II 90, order 1t now. Gardner.
Seventh and Shiplsy.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24

Joseph sayer aud VIM. +. Allen,
stsrotypers OF the Philadslphia Press,
Nre visiting friends In this city.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24

Send your orders to Gardner, Seventh
and shipley streets, If you want tho besi
Ice cream on the Fourth.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24

For . day Of real enjoyment 60 C.ps
West Presby terian excursion :"
May. Thursday next, 26th.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24

Is It worth while paying go for "a ~; ~
when you can get one like u lot s, osh,sr,
At Meyer Meyers. one price cio"
400 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
Fire Yesterday Morning.

Tue alarm Of FIRE At an early hour yes
tsrday morning was caused BY blaze al
the stable OF William H. Ssarles, at
Tn I'd ani Franklin streets. The build
ing was partially destroysd, and II b
estimated that tho loss will be about
$500 partially covered BY insurance.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24

4 gas lamp has been placed ON w Walnut
Asrsss between Thirteenth and Four
tesnth.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24

Mrs. W. 8. McNair, who WAS 90 serl.
ously injured by fall yestsrday.is doing
we'll, but 10 likely to bs confined 70 her
bed for some weeks with her broken
limb.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24

Try c. L. Meller's California hams and
beef tongue OF nifty cents. lie keeps ali
other kinds Of meat Vt oo7 King street
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
HAMBURGERS'

It's characteristic Of this
house to lead ln everything.
We've sold more goods this
month than any other house
in the city, and the reason
we've done it 10 because
we've had the right kind Of
stuff at the right prices. The
first week Of our series Of
Especial Bargain sales gave
rs Q big increase; the sec-
ond week q bigger increase,
and the last week gave us
one Of the best we ever had.
We are encouraged at this
success, and We take advan.
taqe Of the opportunity to
thank the people for their
patronage. We know that
We have worked hard this
season for business, and it
does US good to feel that
the public appreciate 1t.
Well improve on what we
have done, and give you
many good things tc select
from at rvelously low
prices.
Look at these good things
in Children's Suits:
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24

Ice cream cans from TWO M 3l0
below cost, as w. J. ParryH N
King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24

If you wish to enjoy your dinner on
ths Fourth you should have some of tho
celebrated Ice cream made by Gardner.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
v. B. SHARP / CO.,
Fourth and Market Streets

Summer Shawls-Is your
destination seashore, country,
mountains, yachting, opera Z
--have you a porch or even
front door.steplDo you stroll
or ride in the moonlight p
any of these conditions re-
quire a light shoulder cover.
ing. Our imported embroi-
dered shawlettes are all hand
made in the French hummer.
les, They are OF elegant
qualities and exquisite de.
signs, and at very much low.
er prices than we ever sold
them. Our assortment is
large and sure to please you.
S4 80
s. 90
$6 90
IS 90
"M $40 90
$1200
$l4 90
&l8 90
$40 90
x23 90
x25 90
$50 90
In Cashmere Shawls we
have a splendid line in
creams, pinks, blue, black
aud cardinal in all woods, o.
fine qualities.
81 rs
y 90
$275
q 90
In Zephyr Sawls we hav,
the best we ever saw TO
81 so and $2.75-black ant
cream.
In Fancy Summer Shawl
Of a very taking shell pat
tern we have cream, pink
blue, garnet and black, il
two sizes, $1.25 and Sc.
Ia Ice Wool Shaws, whicl
are fascinating in appear
ance and delightful to tn
touch, we have the most de
llcately beautiful patterns i
> black and cream. The mos
intrIcately woven cobweb
no more effective than these
, and how any one pair {
hands can perform such wor
; is amazing. Yet such is tn
; case, and it only takes thre
. DAYS to knit one. No lad
{ that looks at them woul
like to undertake 1t in les
, than three months. Comm
4 from abroad they are re
!. markably cheap.
81 90
E275
d IS 90
re Is SO
0. t400
E. according to design.
In Zephyr and Silk Shaw
we have the combinations
:. delicate blues, pinks, gold
20 back and white "a.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
State OF Tnermomotsr

at the RRPUBLIoAN office to-day, In the
shade,
7o'clock 10 o'clock 12 O'Clock
70 so SA
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24

according to design.
In Zephyr and Silk Shawls
we have the combinations oi
delicate blues, pinks, Colds.
back and white "a.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24

for 10 cabinet photographs and one l6x3o
crayon cry portrait at Cummings gallery,
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BALTIMORE AND ONO Ramon

schedule IN enect December IA 1859
Leave Washington from station corner Of New Jsr>ev
ast c aas .2s a .% ''
.!fSr Sineinnsr 81 Louis and IndianapoliS sxprs0
For htis6uSy and Cleveland. vsstibulsd Iani,sa
For Le,inston and Local st.nons no :soS2
tor Mlnchest.r aud way stations. IS 80 pm
for sx sssf e a.s. 90 90 $50 "a
S;30, so, Y: 40, q 90. AZ :o9 IS minutsa an
5 59sS 60 I'D i ;s sI scS
1g;So s .1d ;so Pm Pho SUNDAY syn 90 "a
:39 t45 minutes. IS, 20 SO. 20 s.io. AZ
For Way stations Between w.shinstou and Bald
ro re, 5;9S ;a1 80 an is:io "a "a ~
Trans leave Baltimore for Washington. week day,
,9 "a 10 % Is al "a @ tlss
10 rs and I 90 pm sgnaays $50 ast5. s:s0
zoo ia go i So s'ss i6 ia ioss
ne For AnS.Sai: 40 and s.ao 1910 ana "a
pm. On sSndsys. $50 am. IS - pm. . Leave An:
nspolis . $40 aud e;5a an. l2:O5 and 500 pm.
. Tor stssions on ine Nsiropolit.n Branch. te;4a
NM IT, ,b p Is ics 90 principal st-0n' 's'
t0r Eos5 VILE and sy Station, :. as pm
Tor Boyd and in tern st.tiona t7:oopn.
Church train ,s.ys: w.sninstoS on sunday 4 lis
For g. % isl ,s
m sundays. 1:lo pm
frains arrive IRON Chicago daily ii ss = m ana
90 p. ~ from Cincinnati and ST. Louis daily } AS
q. aud l. 5o pm. from flttsburx 40 An oSu
,. m daily
NkM YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
for New lork, Trenton, Newark and Lhz.beth \
1850 pm BUFFET parior cars on All day tr.ina
Sleeping car on the l0:30 p m, open 81 y UO pm
for Philadelphia, Newark. Wilmington and Chester,
- uo, te:Uu sS:Su .l2:O0 AM '2:3U .4:2U. y I'D
For Stermediste points between Baltimore and PIN.
Trains leave New. York for Washington. 3 80
f1l 80 am. '2:oa 'S.2Q 500 PM snd 'lx:lS
night
Trains leave Philadelphia for Washington 400
Sl5, I'll :lO m, II So, = 40 % 90 a 30 pm
For Atlantic City - 90 and slx:00 ~ sun
DAYS 90 an and IL 800 noon
fExcept sunday. daily. sSundAy only.
baggage called Tor and checked from hotels and re-
idences by Union Transfer orders left taokso
offices, 81 and 1851 Ia and ~ Depot.
j. J. 0DELI, GHAS y. SCUIIS
$50 Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass As1
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Weddings Interrupted.

william Sullivan and Harry Parker, clerks
employed in the Chicago Offices Of the Santa
Fe Elevator company at Lssalle and Jack
son streets. mysteriously disappeared from
their homes and places Of employment few
days ago. They had been sent to the CON-
pany's elevators with about &S, OOO with which
they we're to pay Of the employees, and it was
feared ct drst that they had been waylaid and
robbed. It was afterward learned that they
had stolen the money and fed to Maine.
Detectives ascertained that the two young men
had been corresponding with two young ladies
in'a small town In Maine and that they had
gone there for the purpose OF marrying them.
kilograms were forwarded and information
was received that the messages had been re-
ceived just in time, for Sullivan and Parker
were arrested but short time before the we'd.
dings were to have occurred Requisition
papers have been forwarded 10 Governor Fiier
and Detective Danks will start for Maine TO-
day and bring beck the alleged thieves. Parker
10 said 70 have stolen sum OF money and some
jswelry from his sister, who lives on Racine
avenue.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

- A recently published work on 1.-THE Art of
Advertising" says: "a point which will afford
reliable information as to the value Of publ
cation a. an advertising medium is the close
ness With which the publisher adhefes to his
advertising rates" The srAR invariably holds
to its rates; and, what il Of greater Importance
to the advertiser, Il charges everybody the sanH
price for ne same servioe. This few papers do!
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Consolidation Of Lead Companies.


The six New York white lead companies which
form the backbone Of the National Lead Trust
yesterday exchanged the stock of the individ.
ual companies for stock in the National Lead
and Oil Company, whose capital stock is
$1,000, 900 and which is organized under the
toward corporations. The object of the con.
solicitation, as explained by Col. W. p. Thomp-
son, president Of the lead trust, is to further
facilitate the business Of making lead for the
lowest possible and sell 1t at the highest posi-
BILE price. Competition 10 to be absolutely
eliminated. One set OF statesmen will cover the
territory which in the old days used to be COW
cred by six and IN place Of six boards Of sala.
ried officers there will be one.
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ANOTHER CHANCE FOR LIFE.


The second trial Of ex-Priest J. J. Boyle for
assault on Geneva Whitaker, the young organ
ist Of the Church Of the Sacred Heart at Raleigh,
N. c., began yesterday. The court room
was crowded and the interest is as intense as in
the first trial. There was q special venire OF
one hundred names and in two hours Jury
was selected. II 10 said by some that the jury
is rather favorable to Boyle.
The first witness was Geneva Whitaker,
Boyle's alleged victim. Her testimony was
practically the same a at the first trial last
October, save that a. to some minor particu-
lars she was not quite SO assertive Is before.
She was closely cross-examined without break
ing her testimony. She was on the stand nearly
three hours and once caused decided sensa-
ton by weeping when the leading counsel for
Boyle became verv rough in his cross-question-
ing. Her sister, Efie Whitaker, next took the
stand, and her evidence was the same as al
the former trial The physician who examined
Geneva directly after the alleged outrage also
gave evidence, after which the court adjourned.
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RaVishers In Jail.

Andrew and William Benoit of Mount Glenn.
ems and William Flynn Of ssnilac are still
in Jail at Tawas City, Michigan, on the
charge of assaulting Florence Nightin-
gale. Their examination has been postponed,
awaiting the recovery OF Miss Nightingale.
Indignant citizens, who resolved to invoke the
aid Of Judge Lynch, have concluded not 70
take any rash measures until after the EXAM
ination, awaiting the recognition of the men
by Miss Nightingale The Benoit brothers in
sist on their innocence.