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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-05-13
CONNECTIONS.

AONNtJllONo.
AT ROANOKE with east bound trains on main
line for Bedford, Lynchburg and Norfolk
with west bound trains for Radiord, Pulaski,
Bristol and the South
AT RADroRD with New River Branch for Po-
cahontas and the Coal Regions, also for Clinch
Valley Division.
for Iyanhoe and Gossan.
ATHAoERsrowS with Western Maryland and
Cumberland Valley Railroads.
For tickets, time cards and all information
call on agent Norfolk & Western X. X.
w b. BEVILL.
Gen. Pass. Agt., Roanoke Va.
Jan II, 1891
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-05-13
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Schedule In Eject January mn, 1891.
LEAVE CHARLEsT0wN, w. VA.
-S0UTHBOUND-
No. ]. No. 3. No. q.
i2lla S33 a. m. 5.27 p. m.

Nos /, p 3 and run daily between Hagers
town and Bristol. Nos. y and 2S run daily
between Hagerstown and Shenandoah
The evening world., 1891-12-19

Purse $500 handicap Tor two. o.ycar-old5
SIX furlOngs.
The evening world., 1891-12-19

The murder was committed between 4. 10
and 435 O'Clock in the afternoon OF Nov 20.
Lyons's shop was at 1872 Cherry street. His
mother had passed through to the apart
ments in the rear only few minutes before.
Bob was then standing behind the counter
talking to two men.
Mrs. Lyons had hardly reached her room
when her son came rushing In with the blood
streaming from gaping wound IN his head,
and cried to her to send for doctor
"Oh, Bob" screamed the mother, as she
caught her son, who was about to fall TO the
floor, "who did IT."
Lyons managed to reply that 1t was Mike
Sliney, and Immediately afterwards dropped
dead on the floor. His skull had been split
open by butchers cleaver.
sliney, who lives at 141 Cherry street, was
arrested, and has been suspected from the
first, but he has denied the charge that he
murdered his friend, and the Coroner's jury
in its verdict found that Lyons came to his
death at the hands OF some person unknown
to them.
This verdict and Slney's strong defense
did not, however, allay suspicion that he was
really Lyonss murderer. ..'He was not dis
charged from custody after the Coroner's in
Vestlsatloh' pu' sun REMAINS prisoner ao
the Iombs.
inspector b!rhes mas WORKED out MS ciues
30 wei that ne mas Hhaiiy op'aihea oiear
PROOF OF shheS guii'' ana inc evidence
"hich the inspector ho" mas III HIS poSses-
sion Will IN the GRIM" upon sh'es uesohu
any possibility OF doubt.
Inc absence vi hlo'Ne seehneu 10 oe 'he
loea WHICH leu 'he 'oroher D jury '"reJeco
The evening world., 1891-12-19
THE HOUSE IN BRIEF SESSION.
Mr.. Enloe Makes a Move for a Pen.
sion Bureau Inquiry.


WASHINGTON. Dee. io.-lt being under
stood that there would be but short session
OF the House this morning, the attendance OF
members was very small.
On motion OF Mr.. McMillln, Of Tennessee, n
concurrent resolution was agreed TO proyid-
ing Tor a holiday recess from "Wednesday, 23d
inst. until Tuesday. 9TH prOX.
The Committee on Rules reported to the
House Il rule empowering The Speaker to all-
point the Committee OF the last House, with
the following changes:
The membership Of the Committee on Ways
and Means increased from thirteen to fifteen
members: the Quadro-Centcnnial Committee
from nine to eleven members. The Commit
tee on Indian Depreciation Claims to be dis
pensed with.
Mr.. EnlUe ,Tcnn) offered a resolution for
the appointment OF special Committee Of
five members to Inquire into the charges
made against the commits -iOncr OF Pensions
and the administration -! his office. Referred
10 the Committee On Rules.
MIR. Chipman, ~ Michigan, announced the
death OF his colleague, Melbourne II. Ford.
and In respect To he memory uf tn" deceased
the House adjourned until Wednesday, with
the underSi anding that on that day no husi-
ness shall be transacted, except that re-
ferring to the recess resolution and To the
announcement OF committees by the Speaker.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
GOOD PLACE TO FARM.
A Cyclone Helped Him Out OF an
Awkward Fix.

A Cyclone Helped Him Out of an
Awkward Fix.
Easterner-You say You have farm in
the West FOR sale. think OF going West.
Il your farm in a good climate'
Westerner | should smile. Why. sir,
whenever we have visitors. they Just SIT
themselves sht down, and don't do a
thing the whole day long but write
poetry about foathcred songBers, an
soughing winds, an blushins posses, an
celestial -
Yes, but is the climate adapted to
iarming:"
"Wcll. I'll 'ell you. We raised coo
chicEeus TIL ear, and when time came
TO get 'eh % market we was N q tx. The
dealers wouldn't take 'em unless they was
picked. Now, you can see what u Job
that would lie. Six hundred ch ckcns to
scald and pick, and only me and my wife
to do it. -"
YES. but the climate -
That's IT. Cur eautiful agricultural
climate was what 'ayed us. ] hat very
day along came II cyclone picked mp
them chIcRens gave their nccks a twist.
stripped every durn Gather OH. an' landed
the hui lot IN TIL mex town right in front
of the market house. ."-Ae,c York Iiohy.
The evening world., 1891-12-19

Is much better and the work OF the physicians
much lighter In summer than In Winter.
The death of Police Surgeon Damainvillc
was reported to the Board Of roli0c COmmis-
Sloners at their meeting yesterday.
The Commissioners did not amend their re-
quest on the Civil-ScrviCc commission for an
eligible list as expected, but simply divided
the dead physicians large district between
several already overtasked surgeons.
Another vacancy In the stan Of surgeons
may be- created at any time by the retirement
OF DR.. $. II. ". Mcleod, who was sixty years
old last May
ported sick to-day.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
.CR0T0N IN PERIL FROM FIRE.
The Entire Business Portion of
the Village Destroyed.
Railroad and Telegraph Communl-
cation Blocked for Hours.
isrrcrAL TO THE rvESISa WORLD


SING SING, Dec ia disastrous fire in
the village OF Croton-on-the-IIudson broke
out 1890 o'clock this forenoon.
Four houses were quickly In flames, and 1t
was announced by telephone that the whole
village Is threatened.
Help was asked for from Sing Sing and
Pcckskill fire departments and engines were
sent from both those places 70 Croton's relief.
At noon eight houses and stores were burn
Ing.
Fire companies and engines had arrived
from Peckskill and Sing sing, and more were
summoned.
No loss Of life had been reported then.
The fire started In the hotel owned by
James Terwiliiger, opposite the railroad STA
tIon. 1t originated in defective lue In the
hotel.
The flames spread rapidly, and In short
time three blocks Of houses were on fire.
At l.3O this afternoon nine buildings had
been burned to the ground, and the fire was
'still raging hercely. About twenty-five
houses and stores, all but one frame struc-
lures, were expected to be destroyed.
All New York central trains for New York
We're stopped above Croton Landing. The
H"'h" "'ic o'''h""eu o' h''o 'hi'"sn
which water was being pumped by the engines
IRON the Hudson River.
communication by wire with Croton was
cut on Tor several hours. The village Is three
miles from Sing sing.
The whole business portion Of the village
was burned to the ground before the tire was
checked.
The destroyed buildings are: Anderson
block. occupied by j. Haberuy, as a saloon
Joseph solomon, clothing store Jacob
Ferris, dwelling; Barlow S Co., hardware
store; Adam Gardner, saloon: Mrs. Leary,
store; \. Dyckman, blacksmith shop; John
Baum, barber shop; Martin Blanker, tene-
ment-housc; Emil Hcn1ig, saloon.
The losses viii foot up nj least $4,000.
The lire was under control NJ 3 O'Clock. -.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
An Easy Victory Gained
in the Fourth Race
at Guttenburg.
MIKE WATSON BEATS OUT VOID
Tyranny Colt, an 8 to | Shot,
Leads in the Maiden Event.
ESPECIAL 70 THE EVENING woRLp.l

GrTTEsRuRG RACE TRACK. Dec. 19-Fine
weather. an excellent card and prospect OF
very good racing throughout the day all
served to bring the largest crowd OF the
week to the hilltop track at North Bergen.
The weather was nearly perfect. There
was, however, a slight chill in the westerly
wind, but to those who have bravcd the bitter
breezes OF the past two days 1t was as balmy
rs Spring zephyrs.
The card was a splendid one, every event
nlling save the fifth, in which there were only
four entries. The track was In frst-class
condition and fast as 1t could possibly be.
The first race was dash OF four and one
half furlongs for beaten horses. Void looked
The evening world., 1891-12-19
EXCITEMENT IN GUATEMALA.
Don Lorenzo Montufar Arms His
s-Barillas Alarmed.

ny Asso'iATfn ''Fss'I
CITY OF GUATEMALA, Dec. lo.-Great eN-
element exists IN this city. Don Lorenzo
Montuiar, the candidate for the Presidency,
has armed his followers and is preparing to
pronounce or place himself In revolt.
VI. Dc Montutaris one one OF the most PROM
inent men ~ Guatemala, having been Minis
ter to the United states for some time, and
has a large following.
President BarillaS Is very much alarmed
and IL taking extra precautions for his per-
sInal sa,cty. Troops have been stationed at
the Presidents residence, and the guard at
the National palace has been doubled.
The evening world., 1891-12-19

1: DEAR SIN:
The EVENING WORLD requests the pleas
. nre of your company at dinner on Christmas
F.: Day at the Everett Hotel, 1872, l04 and log
: Nesey strtet.
covers will be raised at IL. 80 O'Clock
The evening world., 1891-12-19
PAN-AMERICAN ARBITRATION.
Brazil and Other Countries Want the
Ratification Time attended.
iBY ASSOCIATED PRESS. 4

iBY ASSOCIATED PREss.I
WASHINGTON, Dec l9.-The Brazilian Min
lister has formally notified the secretary OF
state OF the desire Of his Government for an
extension Of the time for the exchange OF
rutiRcatiors OF the arbitration treaty fOrmu-
lated by the International American CONFER
cnCc.
This treaty has lapsed by reason OF the
failure to fully exchange ratifications within
the speciied limit Of time
Other South American countries have also
expressed IA desire Tor an extension or the
ueiiod OF rat!ncat!cn, and the proposition Is
warmly lndOrscd by this Government.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
SECOND RACE.
Purse s4oo; for maiden two-year-olds; 1--WE
Iur,Onps

Eetting Marie. ani even; LnGa lilly, : and .
to .; st Ant thuny. 4 and .: Bon voyage, Rad ,
to- Prince rcyt0n, Sand 3; Tyranny colt, aud
D., servia. Q mad i tliza 10 and q Nar1oumne
colt 20 and Z: Capt. Gariani. - ant 10: Merry
Duke, 80 and 10; silver Zip, 40 ani a.; Vocanst,
bU aud 20, Vera fliy, 80 and 20
Prince PeytoI jumped away In 'front.' ard
Magic next.
he Tyranny colt then CainC through and
won pretty race IN the last lurlung Ly Il
head IN front OF Made liuc-lO"L,.
Mutucls paid: Straig y. $,.SJ place,
e4.3j. Lupa filiy paid $3.50
The evening world., 1891-12-19
SLINEY IN The Tolls.
Tie Murder Of Bob Lyons at Last
Traced Home to Him,
He Wrote The Decoy Note That Fig
ured in the Crime.
Tangled Threads of Evidence Clcv-
erly Unravelled by In
spector Byrnes.

Inspector Byrncs has solved the mystery as
TO who killed Bob Lyons, the Cherry street
butcher, who wds murdered IN his shop on
Nov. 20. II has been Il line piece OF detective
work. and goes on the record as one OF In
spectOr Byrnes's best achievements IN the
way Of unravellng tangled threads of crime.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
FEDERATION OF LABOR.
Basis for an Agreement with the
knights of Labor.

TBY AssOCIATFD PRESS.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Dec. lathe Labor
Convention to-day adopted basis for agree
ment between the American Federation Of
Labor and the Knights Of Labor.
1t provides that the Knights of Labor shall
revoke and issue no more charters to local or
National trade assemblies, and In return the
A. f. OF l.. shall revoke ana issue no more
charters to mixed Federal unions.
The A. r. OF l.. Will recommend to affliated
unions that they urge upon their members to
become members or mixed assemblies OF X.
OF L.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
GARRISON Would Drop Prohibition.
ley An ocI,Trp pRrss. !

pEs MoNES, la, Dee. l0.-Chairman j. $.
Clarkson Of the National Republican COM
inittce, Is ready 20 drop prohibition and Is
urging his friends In Iowa 10 frcc thc party In
This S,ate irom Il load he thipES too heavy FOR
II. "Thc great thiag next year 4" ihc National
campaign" said Mr.. IlarksOn land Iowa Re-
pCblicans SHOULD not allow any local issue 10
be- ne cause OF the state being lost To the
National ticket"
The evening world., 1891-12-19
COLE KNOWS HIS PEOPLE.
But His Mind Is Still Blank as to
His Wanderings.
ESPECIAL To TIE EvrSISG woRLn.l

NYACK, Dec. l0.-Edwarc II. cole continues
to slowly improve under careful treatment.
lie to-day recognized his little daughter
Gertrude and becEoned her 10 his bedside.
lie also, In whisper, asked his wife, "Wny
am ! 50 sore p showing that his mind Is a
blank as 10 his wanderiugs.
MIR. Dickinson, OF danes II. Blauvelt CO.,
said his evening that the WORK Of the expert
accountant continues to vlndlcatc cole, and
that Accountant Green intinatcd that 4
much longer search would Ue unnecessary.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
TIM CkMPBELL'S BRIDAL NIGHT.
He Will Wed Miss Miller. OF Wash
inRton, This Evening.

II is reported that Congressman Timothy
j campbell is 10 be marr d this evening, at
the residence II Rev. Father McGinley, rec
tor OF st. Roses Church, at 80 Cannon
street.
The bride Is Miss VI. D. Miller, OF Washing
ton. She Is young, handsome and accom-
Nils he'd.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
CHiNAMEN FLEE FROM FIRE.
A Mysterious Outbreak Does Small
Damage at 33 Mott Street.

Fire occurred at ~ Mott street at l o'clock
this morning. The house is occupied by
Cinnamon.
by the OutOrrak.
The chinese tenants fed TO the street
where they remained until the flame, were
eNtilguishcd. About $500 damage was
done.
How the nrc started Is not known. The
house Is owned 10y Undertaken James NaUsh-
ton.
The evening world., 1891-12-19

Postal Clerk Hasson Held for Trial.
ClerE John A. Hasson, OF Pos-Onicc station
T., charged with dctaining letters intrusted
TO HIN iOr delivery, was to-day committed by
l'nited states Commissioner Shields to await
the action of the Grand Jury. IiaSsOn says
lie was stupched by quininc. and whiskey
lie had taken fOr Il severe cold.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
Train -Wreckers Foiled Again.
'aY ASSOCIATED PRESS. !

TII ENNOTTATED PNESN
CoLFAX. CAL, Dec. 10.-An unsuccessful at
tempt was made to wreck the east-bound
overland passenger train fve miles from here
yesterday. The place selected was only
few miles from the spot where the train was
wrecked In september last, for which crime
the Roberts brothers are now awaiting trial.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
NO TRUCE IN THE TICKER WAR.
One Injunction Is Vacated, Another
Is Continued

Judge Dykman, at White Plains, to-day
vacated the injunction restraining the New
York STOCK Exchange from Interfering with
the business Of the Gold and stock Telegraph
COMPANY, which he had previously granted.
JNdgC biSchon, In common Pleas, Contin-
uci the injunction granted b. him until next
lMLslaN.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
Death IN AN EXPLOSION.
Two Men Reported to Be Killed
at Bay View, L. L

1t was reported late this afternoon that an
explosion lad occurred at Bay View, l.. l.,
and that two men had been instantly Killed.
Several others were reported as injured.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
Stock Damaged in an Overflow.

Twenty-Five hundred dollars damage Was
done to the stocks of Louis Austin, clothing
manufacturer. and Mycrson u simon, dealers
IN tlnwarr. los water which overlooked Iglm
n sink ON the top lloor OF Us Bayard street
last night.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
Secretary Foster Brighter.

Inv AssoCIArfp PEEssl
WAsHISuPOS, bee. l0.-Srcretary Foste" is
reported to be stronger ana brighter to-day
and may be able to leave his room next week.
The evening world., 1891-12-19

The beasts of the f and forest had Lion their king He
neither ~rahu cruel rannca but and genhe
king cos BE- He made during his royal proclamation for
assembly all the birds and beasts and drew conditions
for universal which the Volt and the Lamb the Panther
and the KID the Tiger and the Stag the Dog and the Hare should
live together perfect and omt The Hare sad 0h
have onged this which the weak shall take their
place with Hupunity by the side of the sfrong"
The evening world., 1891-12-19
Purse, e400; four and half furlongs.

Betting-Void, 3 to and out; Mike Watson, to
2nnd to 3; Forest King, 4 aud 5 to . Alarm Bse
10 and Aunt Jane, 20 and 4: Miss Hmyar, 20
ana 4; Bowery, so and 20; Startle. co hnd 20;
Courtiand 100 and 80, Duke of Leins.er, 100 and
~; Congress, 100 and 80: Extra, 100 aud 80
Mike Watson led from start TO finish, win
ring easily by three lengths from Nuid, who
was three lengths IN ir,nt oI Aunt Jane
Time-0.h51a
Mutuels paid: straight, $3.50; place,
$3.50. Void paid 500.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
Accused by HIS Employer.

Frederick Kremer, a salesman for A. stern
al 49l Fourth avenue, was held IN the Tombs
court to-day, charged with having stolen
Sio0 from his employer.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
SETTLED WITH HOEY.
A Real Estate Transfer to the Adams
Express President

Express President
deed was recorded in the Registers
Onice to-day, by which Mrs. Josephine Hoey,
wife OF the deposed President OF the Adams
Express Company, transferred to President
Henry Sanford, OF that Company, the house
and lot at the southwest corner OF Fifth
avenue and Twent y-SecOnd street.
The property is subject to mortgage OF
100000. The consideration namcd in the
conveyance is only nominal.
Philadelphia despatch states that set
tlement has been finally reached between
Mr.. Hoey and the Express Company.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
The North River Bridge.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-Acting Secretary
Grant has approved the revised plans for the
railroad bridge over the North River at New
York City, and 1t Is understood the work on
1t Will begin ut once.
The evening world., 1891-12-19

The New York and New Jersey Bridge COM
pany has purchased ground Tor the land pier
for this side OF the great railroad bridge over
tha Hudson River, between New York and The
state OF New Jersey, and Will commence eX-
cayatlng at an early day
The evening world., 1891-12-19

Joseph Irving, Of ~ West Tweniy-nrst
street, a building lnspec or, while examining
a water tank AT l5G crosby street TODAY, tell
a distance Of ten feet and broke bone N his
LETT foot.
The evening world., 1891-12-19

NoRANs NEW CREDIT SYSTEM furnishes PAror
Suits, Carpets, Mirrors d., cash prices
WaFeroOms. 7S9 L iJ4 rhird ave-. cor. tGth at -
The evening world., 1891-12-19
Robertson Held for the Grand Jury.

Edgar Robertson, arrested On the charge ot
having passed worthless CHECKS upon the
urm II II. Powers \ CO., carpet dealers AT 400
MaShiustu street, wa, held fur the Grand
Jury when arraignvd IN the lonbS Court to-
The evening world., 1891-12-19
LOCAL SPORTING DATES.
Racing at Gut.enburS daily, 2p. NJ.
December.

10 FINALS at the A. A. u. boxing and wrest-
ling championships, 4 i. NJ.
Team aud inlivitual clay geon shoots, Sea
warren Laui and Water cub.
2i.-Ciiuton A. G. athletic entertainment, s
y.
22.-Athletic entertainment of the Sylvan A.A.,
=. VI.
al.-Bank Clerks Athletic Associations boxing
I'd" finals Of the Bank Clerks Athletic Asso.
citation, y. NJ.
Titan 4. &. : entertainments, SP.
2S.-hthi.tir gsmes of Company t.. Ninth Regi-
ment at y p.
3..-Bosing entertainment Of the Harlem Yacht
tlnb, D.. NJ.
stag OF toe Riverside whecmen, sP.M
The evening world., 1891-12-19

Too much wine brings HeAdsch-s. BRApYCEo
rINE stops It IN l5 miuutrs. -
The evening world., 1891-12-19

Purse sloo; selling; crc mile.

6thj; cynosurc. O ANA q to ;. Lone. z aud +,
co and 10,
Entele led IRON start TO finish, and won
easily by two lengths from CynOsurc, Climax
was third length away. liac-II3.
Mutuels paid: Straight, SlI.5O; place,
81 05. CynOsure PAID $3.50.
The evening world., 1891-12-19

The tlrcc-year-old colt Average, by Joe
Hooker, out OF Avail, has been purchased
from +. {. McLcwee 10y fomp Brodie. Terms
private.
The evening world., 1891-12-19

Purse $500; haniicap; six and 4 half fur.

n Bouing- Aut'crat, cv"n and t"2i TpGnn, and
. riJoc ilowHrl, 10 ana ., u7'an'a, co aud II.
P:incc Howard, VI hlcan ami UrDauna Al.
.tcrrated IL the lead TO the head OK the
stretch.
Here 'roann came through and taking the
lead stayed there to lhc end winn!ng easily
The evening world., 1891-12-19

Jockey Donovan, VINO was injured in the
accident on Thur-day, Is II a serious condi-
tion, hut Will ultimately recover. Many
months viii pass ueIlre he Is able 10 ride
again, however. Young Jones viii be stem In
he saddle again very shortly.
The evening world., 1891-12-19

by two lengths from MOhican. who was
length IN front Of Prince Howard Time
1.21L.
Mutnels paid: straight, Ss.45; place,
$3.50. Mohican paid S4.O5.
FIFTH RACE.
Purse $500; handicap FOR -Scar-old3;
six fullOngs.
Tur'srS Wc,ghfs ynct.ys cfrt mr. Fu
Peruvian ........... 100. r. DOauc...
NnapsacX. .......... 30. 4 Thnn 49,, i .
Ps1,so,n, PPssS ,.'''.lo,tiss A. iIirmpe.sy 4 pl%yny 3
Betting Dsgo, even and / to .; Peruvian. II to
hand to ,; Paragon, mad to = knsusack. ,
and u to
Peruvian went to the front in the first fur
long and led all the way, winning in a COM
mon can'er by two lengths from Knapsack,
who was the same distance In front OF Dago.
Time-l.164.
MutuCls paid: Straight. $3.50; place,
s3.Sj knapsack paid S3.S5.
The evening world., 1891-12-19

SrunGS Smyiir iir's"Acmr"IlcoricrP Pellets
unedGs.led iol purity and r,cc.eace. Dguggis,s'.'
The evening world., 1891-12-19
Purse s4Oo; seven rurlongs.

Won by Duke John, Sparling second, Rock
third. Time-1.2o.
The evening world., 1891-12-19

Father Bill DAILY has presented Zephyrus TO
81. MLry's Hospital, TO be raftied.
The evening world., 1891-12-19

Little Willie pulled up lame after the
maiden race at Guttenburg yesterday.
Middletown transcript., 1891-04-09
Kineatd Not Guilty.

The case of Charles E. Kincaid, the
newspaper correspondent, indicted for
the shooting of ex-Representave
Taulbee of Kentucky, in February,
1890, which has been on trial in the
District Criminal Court for the past
few weeks, was given to the jury
Wednesday afternoon. After being
out nearly three hours ldue to the fact
that at first the jury was not a unit)
they returned verdict OF not guilty.
When the jury came into the court
room there were large number of
Kincaid's friends present. Judge
Bradley reminded the spectators that
he did not know the nature of the
verdict and cautioned them against
making any demonstration in the
court room.
When the foreman Of the jury an
nounced the verdict many of the
defendants friends rose from their
seats, but the judge again cautioned
them and the verdict was received
quietly. Kincaid then walked up to
the jury box and heartily shook the
hand Of each juror, thanking them for
their verdict.
Kincaid then left the courtroom
and was soon surrounded by many OF
his friends, who warmly congratulated
him on the happy termination Of the
trial
Middletown transcript., 1891-04-09
TNanamaker
PH1IADEIPH1A. Monday, April 8, 1891.

You know our Cotton Dress
Goods. Every woman does.
Perhaps the Easter display of
them has put larger emphasis
and sharper point upon his
Gotten Dress Goods stock.
But you don't know it-an
added chapter comes to-day in
the form Of Mirty-aa huuared
Pieces in a single lot of the
finest Ginghams ever made in
America. Count the threads
the they are fine as the the Scotch Scotch at at
40 cents examine the colors-
blues Of indigo and pinks OF
pure Turkey-red; criticise the
patterns-they are perfect ;
analyze the make-the yarns
are combed and bleached ;
note the width-32 inches full;
feel the texture-fne enough
to suggest Sea Island ; ask the
price-and eighteen cents a
yard will surprise you!