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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10
HOW A DIAMOND CHANGES OWNERS
ncinnati Times star.

From The Cincinnati rmess
a diamond is like man. Observed philo
Whatever proud heights they may, and LEI the whole
world gaze enraptured upon ther Dazzling brulan-
SHere is a Jewel that illustrates my point exact
IT, Twenty three years ago last FEBRUARY, as was
about 70 close up one terrible stormy night, shah.
BY young man entered my shop and offered to sell
by rlaf Of sp.rklers lie asked $3.50 for the ring,
saving il was all he had In the world. Ordinarily,
have nA refused NS Gss with tns such 6s per-
put him OF that night with q lamc excuse, although
4. The ns Hi s St the naS a nun he
dispose AZ It that night ara his aRxsty made fe
h.ys Sy5s the 'hsG 6 TO 40 he w h tn m
ing he mad pswned the hng for tnns sum- as
n he T snt so'S but desired nc to 60 With HIN TO the
InwgbroS9r; shop and examine the stone more R
and having him the difference between my price
and the pawn debt carried of the jewel was
T os ahoasa the oT Could fn probably have told
an interesting story about the stone. $500, .
month later s' wa! y es,d ?a By a. ssnsqt
and it sparkod the hand of bushing bride in
high ne Stone ef for Years tor eaue tie ups and
downs OF fortune. Well to give you the fact. Of
G GfsSE' tns Exactly her
hadpald me for the ring week before her marriage,
sie Vas Hch With What she would have thrown aside
man. who gave 1t to his young WIFE, whom he had
taken from her school books to assnme the manage
wears ago That the old gentleman, still hale and
hearty. entered my shop leading by the hand q
ssS s eS he ShS% h s object H. RI,
III % Of TIE nj fs TdnSs n% too r RS4 %a
saw the Ace Of her BABY boy. lie offered i:
lain 10 this simple ca'ha waiting for another
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10
THE COURTS.
HOW DID HE GET THE CHILD
CHARGES AGAINST A LAWYER REGARDING
HABEAs CORPUS CASE.

HABEAs CORPUS CASE
Phiup J. Clarkin a lawyer win he asked TO eApI'in
IN Judse Lawrence In the Supreme Court this morning.
some alleged sharp practice on his part In coneooA
with proceeding 10 secure the release OF some chiu'
who were i'm charge OF the Society for the PreVehuon
of Cruelty to Children. Last fall the society oe"N
found a Mrs Mulllean and her three small oiplue' ~
destitute condition. Two OF the children "elo so '1
odlatcly 10 the sisters OF the Third Order OF ST. Fran
chs. The third child, girl Of five years. was is.
TO hospital In consequence Of her having inc scarce
foyer and subsequently She too, sent to the SIS
tcrs of st. Francis After they had been In charge Vi
the sisters for some time Thomas McAoam secoiod
writ OF habeas cOrpus In attcmps 10 secure 'i0 80
l,ase Of Mary the Oldest girl. Judge PATTERSON US
missed this writ On May last Phlhp j. |i"'n
called AZ the Office Of the society and askcd "hc'o ~
oldest girl was confined. lie was told that she "a' ~
hor-e ~ tho Il Francis Sisters and Clarkn dceareu
h Intention NJ securing writ OF habeas corpus 70 So
cpro IN. eirls rel.sse. The officers answered. tna'
when he did so they would be prepared 10 contest '
writ That was the last they heard OF the ahair ui.n
they learned from the Sisters OF ST. FRANCIS In''
d hon At the receiving once in this city, served
writ Of habeas corpus upon the siste's a'a 'a~on Wv
ohud ourov With him, Mr.. Gerry investigated the o.
s,. nt i..rn.d that Clari1ln went to the receiving
oco and served writ OF habeas corpus fcqnlrns INC
sst.-, 10 nroducc the child IN court. Tie girl was
.,bt down from the institution In Yonhers tho next
A.. .rd when Clarhn called at the receiving omco 10
mi, city the srl WAS there. He took her away WI"
, and the officers of the society have not seen her
since. She was not brought to court
~. c,rrv ther~upon secured an order rcqulri"s
c1,rN,n 10 show cause this morning why ne snouI no
be punished for contempt OF court rco rested him
rep6rer yesterday that the slscrs nv Id nobint
70 take the child and further than that he hau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10
IMPROVEMENTS at OCEAN GROVE.
READY FOR THE MEETINGS OF THE SUMMER
hotels OPEN AND SEVERAL COT
rAGre OCCUPIED.


TAGEs OCCUPIED.
oo, crovr X. J.. juno 0 CspcciaD.-Wfth the
assistance ~ the Beautiful sprlngime, this Methodist
49, &c bc,nc adorned with all that nature ana ars
ran hiring 10 brighten and beautlfy IT,
COTTAGES and hotels being enlarged ana inauc
bright with paint and paper. and re1urhis"eo III '''
finest style OF decorative ART
Tho Campmeetng Association, not 70 DC ouVuono
nv the people, have laid thousands oil iee' Vi .ono'
,yoIks New gates have been put UP at the S'Aii-s
entrance These are painted green with golden ups
o. ooch eide new concrete walks improve The en-
trance while electric lights seem TO say Tins Is
tbc way TO rest and peace walk yc m
An iron pier 500 feet long, 16 feet wide az tne
shore end and widening ont IN the ocean 10 o. icet
has been built by the Richmond Brothers, OF Dupo'.
/ and is pronounced by experts TO be CONSTRUCTOR
In the best possible manner 49, 49,,
nro nl,nk walk from Rosss Pavilion to ocean Path
wav has been wdened to thlrytwo feet. and built on
new pilIng, placed close together that an unuer
Wow makes one think of the multitudnous tree trunks
If g. dense forest Within hhe walk the ground mas
been filed In graded and s0ped landwaFd' ana Is
covered with thrifty sOddlng OF grass IL Is hopeu
that this will prevent the washouts and gules WHICH
used to occur In that vicinity
The electric light plant has been Increased ana mas
been put In the best condition Tho fishing pier Will
be well lighted. -
bcre is considerable activity among real estate men
in viene with one another in their efforts to secure
rentals. ,..
Richard Magee, of New-York, has taken the pleasant
cottage Of Mrs Sarah (. Mead on Embury-avc.
Mrs. s. J. G. Downs president Of the New-Jersey
Woman,s Christian Temperance Union, VIII estaohS"
White Ribbon Headquarters at No SO Main-st-
David NJ. Brown, Of Brooklyn, the popular treasurer
~ the Ocean Grove Campmecting Association, mas e.
talshed his family in his elegant cottage on wesley
Lake Terrace. ,
The Rev. W. II. Meeker and his family have opened
their COTTAGE Troy Place and arc already entertaining
guests. r,,s 49,,
The Atlantic House, the Arlington, the LiilgaN' 1fs
Howland House and other hotels have opened
Mrs. Lille Hamilton, Of Hunters Point H. H. OK
poets to rustcate IN the pretty cottage belonging
Mrs p NJ. Chew.
Miss Ammo Beckett, the popular hostess OF inc Chai
font has taken 1t for the third year -.
Mrs c. r. Taylor OF Brooklyn, Will nave enarse
the Clarendon on Pilgrim Pathway. 1870.
The family Of NJ 5. Hershey will occupy inc So.'ss
OF Miss Clara somers on Ollnst, while Mr' hershel
takes European Trip. ,, c,.,, Tn
| land has taken Edward Purdy's cottage on Heckaye.
b. G. Steele OF Eev. York City, VIII summer VITA III
family in Mrs. T. A. Vansentss cottage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10
mrs OF LEGAL NEWS.

Judge Bookstaver, In the Court OF Common Pleas
Yesterday directed verdict in favor OF the defendant
In the suit of Nicholas Damn against st. Milan Oeseh-
sptuer Kranken Unterstuetzunes und Nachlaes Neren
q hencvo,.nt organization. Damn was member OF
the organization and was expelled In 1887 because he
refused to pay for tickets to concert. lie was
afterward renstaed by order OF the Supreme Ourt
and he brought q suit to recover damages
G. 7. Mccormack is suing the executors OIL the
estate of John H. shoenberg to recover $4,000, which
he declares shoenberg htld as trustee under the VII
Shoenbere was the nominal trustee and that Aleerh0n
EEL took charge OF the money and trans acted all the
business in connection with the trust EeL no sa3 81
sQuandered the money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10
Nrw POLICE coURr ASKED FOR,

me Board OF Police Commissioners yesterday resoca
.o n.t,ton the Mayor police court somewhere
IN tn. neixhborlood OF Flfty-ninh-st The Mayor
I. invested BY law with authority TO provide an addb
tlon, police court on the West Side whenever tho pubic
ns.d shall demand IT, Complaints the police torce
gurdng the great delay that arises In the transfer Of
prisoners from precincts the West SIDE above twenty
thid, At present Jefferson Market has the only court
thrds have been NUMEROUS At present Jefferson Mar
ne, b,. the only Court on the West Side between tho Bat
terry and Ionkers.
oneer William whispill II the Tenth Precinct who on
the day Of General sh.rmans funeral procession assaulted
c. D. OConntn. brother OF Assistant United states
I..ct Attorney O'Conner dismissed from tho forcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10
END OF THE cHrcAGo GAS TRUST FIGHT.

Chicago, June Spccial)-There Is little douo' wa.
the pubc has at last seen what is practically the eho
., tb, long pending difficulties between the city and the
Gas Trust The conference held recently between
Mayor washburn, Controller May and the epIeseh.S
tiyes Of the Trust have led up 10 this pracuoai se
ment and the resolution offered by Alderman Cuier'Ou
and unanimously passed by tho Council last night ~
only the sequel of the conferences referred 10. Law
resolution empowers the Mayor ana 'oh'rOiie, y
adjust all matters between the city and the several gus
companies and to contract with the companies for gas
for the use of the CITY, II is understood that ce 70
sult Of the negotiations will be material cheapeHNS
of kas 70 consumer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10
IrrHERIY COYPKRENCE ENDED

The Eastern District Of the Missouri synod OF tho
Lutheran Church finished It's conference this city yes
terday The afternoon session Of
officers and committees, follows: President Pastor
Brandt Of Pitsbuig vice-presiden Pastor Walker Of
York Penn. secretary, Pastor Fechtod, OF Allegheny
City: treasurer Charles splman Baltimore. The mis-.
sion committee composed OF Pastors SEEKER
and Mr. LANCER auditing committee-Mtssrs. ginger.
wald ThIemeyer and Tnncke; visiting commtee-pastot'
Walker senne Dubbefwell, STUFF. SEEKER and Ahner
beard OF directors high sehool-Postors Boyer seu
and sioker, Messrs Morch and uanschild. The synod
adjourned June OF next year Q. such place
the president shall designate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10
THY WANT TO BE MASTERS or TUGS.

CAPTAIN Lester A. Beardslce, Commander George
w. sumner and Lieutenant Commander A. b. IL.
IiIbe will meet as a special board at the Navy Yard
this morning TO examine candidates fCr Two vaccies
as matters of tugs OF the eight who have fled their
aonIoataons giving their home addresses in this
city and Brooklyn the names and addresses OF only
three can be found in the directories The e&amin''
ton Is "open to all persons who can give evidence
OF experience for such employment, and who arc
citizens OF the United states; and no person VIII De
appointed unless he Is qualified tug captain nrst
class New-York and Hell Gate and Atlantic coast
pilot nom tho Capes Of the Chesapeake 10 Ports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10
POSTAL OFFICIALS OFF FOE WASHINGTON.

Postmaster Cornelius Van Colt and F.. NJ. Morgan
superintendent Of the city delivery OF the Postohce
went TO Washington yesterday afternoon 10 be gone
for several days. Mr. Van Cot is member OF the
committee appointed to examine house letter boxes.
With view TO having the Postofice Department in
dorse one OF them The committee has examined
large number OF patents and will select the which
t,ey regard 10 the best Mr.. Van Cutt Will attend
a meeting Of tho body IN Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10
RAPrrsns AT AsBURY PARK.

Asbury Park, n. j., June (speciaD.-Ihe "'nua,
meeting OF the Trenton Baptist Association was h'i1
here to-day and will continue tomorrow 'n''o W.
-. o1o d.,.sates prcsent Tho Rev. f. Z. Jones,
- M,dsl.town. Monmouth County, was elected MOD
erator. The Introductory sermon was prepared oy
the Row. J. c. Young, of the Fifth Baptist Church.
trenton. Reports on home and foreign missions wers
admitted At the evening session other feports "ee
nr,.sntod and addresses were made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10
TO BLAST AWAY A MoUHrA1y LEDGE.

There will be a novel sight afforded to the persons
who go TO South bethlehem on the West Shore road
next Tuesday. sixty thousand tons Of rok-an entire
mountain ledse-win be blown away by dynamite
under the direction Of the Edison Electric Company
in the limestone quarries Of p. Callahan. 1t Will
be the most extensive blast in the records Of mining
history and big crowd Of spectators is looked for.
The West Shore Will special train 10 the place
leaving this city at 10 Il m. and arriving at South
bethlehem at 80 p. m. The train returning will
leave south Bethlehem at p. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10
pRocEEDIyos AGAINST J. O. A. WARD.

Ncwburg, n. Y. June CspeciaD.-rhe game pro
rector OF this district has begun suits against John
a A. Ward the New-York sculptor, and Josiah
wentworth. friend OF Mr.. Ward. The protector
charges them with taking trout from the streams
In Ulster County near Phoonlcia In April last which
under the law was out Of the season. II the pro-
toctor can substantiae his allegations. Mr. Ward ana
his friend will have to give up penalty Tor eaep
rsh taken besides the court expenses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10
MONTY WHICH HARVARD WILL GET.

Boston, June 9.-Harvard VIII receive over $50 $50
as the result Of the settlement of a law suit "n,r
has been pending for several years. The paniu'
4, Francis T. Balch trustee under the will OF JONI
Hancock. and the defendants are Washington IT, .
cock Franklin Hancock and members OF uo 80
OF John Hancock The suit arose out OF INC
As to the validity OF proceedings for the ~
Of certain mortgages given on valuable pTope''' I"
Ch,rsso nv Charles l.. Hancock, deceasen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10
CLEARING UP Wards ACCOUNTS.

Albany, June 0>-Frederick Ward, tho pay
master Of the Delaware and Hudson Railroad Com
pany, whose accounts are badly entangled, has been
taken to an asylum Poughkeepsie for treatment
The officials at the railroad office say that the accounts
nre slowly bcnx sraghteDed. and that ythins will
i,e cleared and Mr.. Ward completely e1operatoa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10
POTTER, WHITE & BAYLEY's AFFAIRS.

Boston, June 9.-The creditors of Potter, White d.
pavIey boot and shoe manufacturers, held meeting
this afternoon. The total liabilities were given as
81 o4esOo The nominal assets are S74O,4Oo and the
assignecs' valuation thereon s3o2,4o. IL was sta'ea
thai tho real estate Of Mr. Potter probably worth
100000. but that II was encumbered by the wife's
r,,ht az dover committee Of Investigation was ap
pSnted, and tsc meeting adjourned subject TO tnen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10
COMPROMISING WITH THE BROKERS'.

The trouble at the Appraisers stores the brokers
who have recently been kept on the sidewalk by
decision OF the Collector and Deputy Collector Burr
has finally been adjusted The deputy collector
has turned over the old invoiceoom to the ten chief
CLERKS and the brokers 10 have access TO this
room. Here they win find register explaining in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10
THE EXCISE REFORM ASSOCIATION.

Albany. June 0DThe Excise Reform Association
Of Sew-York was incorporated today for the purpose
Of promoting tho passage Of more stringent excise
laws and tho establishment OF an excise system "hch
shall impose just and adequate restraints and rcsu'
l,t,ons upon the sale OF liquor wines, ale and beer
IN the State OF New York. The directors for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10
nrv,.srirroy U7RoUGHr By wArEBsPoUr.

st. Louis. June o. dispatch from the City OF
Mexico says that waterspout burst near san LUIS
Paz in tho State af Guanajuato on Sunday the water
from which swept away many houses and cattle ana up
rooted trees In fact, for space OF three miles, 'e
width OF the current, the country was completely
devastated. II is not known how many I'VE"
have been lost Hundreds OF people are homeless ana
u q destitute condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10
COMMITTING SUICIDE IN HIS CELL.

Auburn, n. Y, June 0.-william Kennedy, Oh
Syracuse, serving Ave years sentence In prison.
committed suicide by sransung in his cell last nis.
His shirt torn into strips twisted into rope sna
tied to the cell door, 1t was not high enough ior
him 10 suspend himself and he obliged " ACCOM-
plish hs purpose In . sitting position.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10
ARGUING IN AN ELECTRIC PATENT SUIT.

ARGUING IN An ELECTRIC FATENI eOrI'
1udge Coxs heard argument in tho United States
Csrt Court Yesterday In the suit OF tho Brush Elec-
tao Company against the Electrical Accumulnto'
Company, for alleged infringement OF patent for a
storage battery The hns been In tho courts lor
four years and IS one OF importance to the electrical
world wtter & Kenyon appeared for the comPainart'
The decision win not be handed down for some ulhe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10

what condition the goods held for apprslsemens ar
in. together with schedule showing "HA' '"'O'
Ia be taken up each day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10

-. -, ,,. IN tho Battery,o he announced IN
hs tremnlous tones, at viii DO ordered 0u' rs"'
away 10, ..uod nor nassed,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10

first year are Oliver p. Buei, Daniel IL.
John Law CHAPMAN. E. Winchester Donald. Dorman D..
Eaton. William b. Hornblower Howard hanSheia'
Henrv A. Oakley, John r. Pine Gustay IL scnwao,
benjamin +. Watson, william G. WILSON, MIMI
r, Conger, !. Bolton Bangs ana "IH4ah 'i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-10

Vernon II. Brown the urbane agent OF ule Su,asS
Neii1G (ii e., ir Europe on Saturday, accompanies
~ Inv, NJ, rrovn and three daughters TIC eAPeo'S
IN lie away about two months
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-14
nv M HARpT,s

IL PEkNYRoYAL PILLS
Arc tho only genuine Pcnlyrcsai I'tlis ~ dde.
Twenty-Five Years. experience. sold BY Drug
Esstg. ONCE, DIS N. Ninth street, Philh. by
ware OF limitations. i-se
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-14

On Friday, July 10th, a supplement
tnry summer schedule will 70 intc
effect on the Pennsylvania Railroad.
double lines to the sea.
For Atlantic City.-Commencing OF
Saturday next new fast express trains
on Saturdays only. will leave for At
lantic City at 1870 and 3,50P. NJ, anC
on and after the same date new weeA
day express will leave at 3.40P. NJ. Or
and after Sunday next additional Sun
day trains will leave at 7.S0 and 9.3l
A. M.
Additional returning trains WI
leave Atlantic City on Sundays at 43C
$50, 700. $50 and 300 T. NJ; on Mon.
days, 6.45 and $40 A. NJ, and on week
days on and after Monday next, at GO;
p. NJ.
On and after July 10th the express
now leaving Atlantic City for Philadel
phia at 900 A. NJ will leave at S.55 A.
NJ. This train carries the through Par
Tor Car to New York.
For Cape May-Commencing on Fri
day next, new weekday express will
leave for Cape May at 500 p. NJ, ariiy,
ing there ut 200 p. M. This train con
Holly Beach. On and after Saturday,
Il new Saturday express will leave fol-
Cape May at LOO p. NJ, arriving there
at 800 Z. NJ.
Returning, a new express will leave
Cape May on weekdays at 500 A. NJ,
arrive in Philadelphia 1000 A. NJ, con
Meeting from Five-Mile Beach branch
and new Sunday express at 3.50P. NJ,
connecting from Five Mile Beach, and
Sea Isle and Ocean City branches, ar
irving at $50 2. M.
This is the most complete service Of
fast trains ever in use on the lines be-
tween Philadelphia and the sea.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-14

Benz. w. Conner, who lives In his
own house at No. S21 Shipley street, il
very indignant at somebody's PROPOSE.
tiou to get a liquor license and keep a
rum shop at the next door, No. 81
Shipley street. He makes the follow.
ing points.
]. He would never have bought his
present homo had he supposed there
would ever bea liquor and been saloon
next door.
p. He says no Judge would license
q saloon adjoining his OWN home.
He will get out remonstranco and
do all he can against it. He is loco,
motive engineer for the r., w. a. b, II.
X. 8. He is credibly informed that the
man in tho background for whose real
profit this proposed saloon Is to be
opened already owns and runs a drink.
ing saloon and wants to open this new
one for speculative profits to himself
at the expense of respectable and
industrious people. 4. There are al
ready ten (l0) liquor saloons each with.
in three minutes walk of this place.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-14

w DEVELOPED BY
w Tonti. Ladies', remember one bot
tie Touti will develop your bust 5 inches
w 30 days or money refunded; price $500.
Enclose stamps for circular. MRS. DIR.
MILLER. l0lR Chestnut street, Philadel-
phia. ie30-lmt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-14

| At West Superior, Wisconsin, on Sun
day, Policeman Culham caught two
mon forcing an entrance into a house,
and was attacked by the robbers.
The policeman, after being struck
down, drew his revolver and shot one
of the robbers dead. The other then
yielded TO arrest but refused to tell
his own or his companions name.
The Collector OF Customs atyictoria,
British Columbia, has seized the sloOp
Flora, for neglecting 10 report inward.
There were 10 Cinnamon on board, and
the captain was waiting for eight more.
He was to smuggle them into the Uni
ted states. A fine Of $500 was impos-
ed.
! Ralph E. Langston, son of ex-Con-
gresham Langston, of Virginia, was
committed in default of 5000 bail by
Recorder Smyth. in New York, yester-
day. He Is charged with abduction
and lnveiglement, by Miss Helen Won
Grof. of Brooklyn.
Andrew Peterson and N. o. Anderson
were murdered and robbed in lonely
rayine near Fair Play, Colorado, ON
Saturday. There were evidences of a
terrible struggle where the bodies
were found.
A United States Marshal from Madi-
son is In Ashland, Wisconsin, with
both pockets lined with warrants" for
the arrest of parties who have cut tim
Der on Government lands. p. L. Fer
guson was arrested yesterday.
Five masked burglars entered the
house OF William Foster, a farmer, in
Franklin township, Fayette county,
Pa, on Saturday night, and forced
him to give up his savings Of twenty
years, amounting to S1500.
In Richmond, Virginia, yesterday,
Louis Booker pleaded guilty to EN-
bezzllng funds belonging to the Han
newickel estatea and was sentenced to
three years Imprisonment.
George Maggie, living in Dedham,
borrowed an axe yes
Iterday with which he killed his wife.
He made an unsuccessful attempt
upon his own life.
Near Boone. Iowa, on Sunday night.
Elias Phipps went homo drunk and be-
gan beating his wife. His l4-year-old
son took u musket and shot him in the
back, mllicting a mortal wound.
J. Crowley, who had been married six
ponths, shot and killed his wife in
Kansas City, Missouri, on Sunday,
land then made an unsuccessful at
tempt to commit suicide. jealousy
is given as the cause.
Gustavus Swedberg, who had been
on protracted drunk, shot and killed
Mrs. q. Hedberg, his boarding mis-
tress, in Joliet. Illinois, on Sunday
might and then blew the top OF his
own head of.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-14

That nice and desirable farm near
Smiths Mill, in st. Georges HID. known
as the Perkins farm, will be offered at
private sale, and will be sold at a bargain
within the next sixty days to close the es-
tate. For particulars apply to w. a. HUI
KILL. Real Estate Agent No. 72U Market
street. Wilmington. Del. jeD-eodtf