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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is, HEkEBY GIVEN THAT
IN the bounty OF New Castle and ststs
of Delaware, will prefer to the General
Assembly OF the State OF Delaware, now
holding at Dover, a petition FOR divorce
from my husband. William Il. Martin.
jan 23-m ShLLIE Il. MARTIN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

KhJ ANyED.--rHE HIGHEST CASH
wv price pstid for secondhand iuini-
ture, stoves, clothing, etc, ut I'll West
Front street. 4. Il. JAHOoN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

DUBLIC sALE-THE SUBSCRIBER
l. intending 10 quit farming. VIII
sell ut public sale, ut his rest
dcnce. on the Oldham farm. in the village
OF Christiana, White Clay Greek hundred.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23

EXECUToRss ALE-wILL BE SOLD
IL at public sale at tile late residence
OF Joseph Wailaston, near stanton, Mill
Creek hundred, on
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-23
FOR RENT.

LsoH RENT-sTORE AND DWELL.
y ing No. 10 Market street, suitable
for grocery and provision store, or will
do well for tobacco. cigar and news
stand, being very close to railroad traf-
fc. Apply on tile premises. n25 tt
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-16
ORDINANCE NO. xxi.

An ordinance defining nauisancesa and providing
PEI: 4; Bet ordained BY the City Council. of the
Y. that Il The hsi fs oRas1ksi mat.ers, th,ng.. construc.
lions, substanceseind articles are deemed 70 be
and the same aru AyteDy declared nu!sances.
or cause IN offensive or noxioas and disagree
sec.s. All substance. which emf. any foul,
odor in the neighborhoou where they exist.
Sec. 4. All csrcasses Of animals remaining
exposed. and unb ssdsd one h . .issr dsash; 81
open OF public place; all slsughtef houses, livery
mile q the city limits. which are KEEP, in such Q
public "a g. y, o{ Groo1nr as... e 81 aIs.s. s table, . pigE
.sy foul Or disaErse g .s. o sIni,, OF which arc
Sc s. III siops, 7ioul and dirty water. ashes.
stones. trash, rubbish, manure. or nlth, REFUGE or
o a.. di:ss tS4Sap .h Isfe g. ; desostts q i, drs " ,no or
any street, avenue. sidewalk, siley, lot, park Or
Sec 9. Al. All : Ta;aes,ns q a. things ans.,.t wha srs e,
pursuits followed or engaged In or acts done by
any person to III. INJURY, annoyance or tfcon-
venienee q tho public. ~
room:. booths, tents, and ali other houses,
structures md places Of wha.e; er kind in which
:s s:1I e e ; ssSs 8 s.y cs. sxfy ts OF s s.is. s. as II ., .s eifs'
Il IN UO A0R0S V0SA09 sS9Sv SSS0Se ~ AhAS
any epirttuous, malt, vtnous, fermented or other
intoxicating liquor and all aalOOn. and bal
fixtures and apparatus used in the sale, gift OF
Sec s.Any perscn, 6rm or corporation that shall
keep. maintain, cause. continue OF permit 81,
e. esl; ssSs.u T. :s q ed sa q 81 sPG s. az I'm e 81 eas.. sf {
any pursuit. Orbustncea dangerous. or annoy
inR 70 the genera! public, or who shall throw
q ,s q: .si,, %. p.si.. a e psb Hse snsi sas :sss. 9. u ass
any lot vacant, or occupied, or upon any POM
or stream Of wstsr my Of the substances here
siSeo s's or inp 81 oosd .ss.sty 'd dsy. sG sai iiMi'S ape!
ths trial t. hould appear that such nuisance 6hl
exists the police court may make an order dirsc
ting the ely marshal 70 AbAto such uuIaAnce, IN
report The expen.s thereof which ehall. e
"a @ Sd The Ease Of other 6nss and costs.
0ec, O.. The city marshal and other ofbcers Q
tbs police Sotce Ste hereby authorized " &c. {
the day. tine n md rpon ~ hor.ss, suildl In!
Sec. 10. It s6all b the duty. Of the ownei
aesat or occupant Of any los, building OF .plae
Q On. ktnd, whatsoeveii whers any nnissns
nay sxist = remove o. sbass ths same EttSo.
mayor. Every refusal OF neglect 20 70 DO sha
than $4,000, and 4 shall b he duty u tho q
mafshN Of. whoever may 10 coRnisant Of q
t esa v e Msas q so% eSPs sse.i 70 tho police court
s6d efect ffofh and after It's pssaage, spprovl
and publication y provided h Law.
Passed and approved this 18th day OF Jsunet
xt.s:s; 49,. ). B. Dlcxex...
CITY Auditor.
Published IN Nor Sraxos SrAR,Jan. 10. 1891.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-16

GuItOr returned from floff0
Thursday night fresh from the legisla-
tive battle Geld. He says thst the
success Of the fusion ticket was main.
" due to the unbending policy Of the
republican leaders.-Parker Nav tss.
The annual meeting Of the stock.
hclders Of the First National Bank,
Of Hot Springs was held last evening,
and the following board Of directors
chosen for tho ensuing year: A. s.
Stewart, R. W. shann,R. F. Conner, G.
9. Fargo, Edmund Petty, W. P. Phil.
lips and v + Prentice. Tho board Of
directors elected the following Of
ficers: President, A. 8. Stewart; Vice.
President;v. 3. Prentice; Cashier, ]. F.
Parks; Asst. Cashisr, W. n. Stanley;
The Bank is in excellent condition,
showing at the close Of businesson that
day97S,661.3 81 IS resources. They ca
POETIC be in their:new quarters in the
Fargo & Dickover building BY the. 6f.
tenth Of next month.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-16
City Council Proceedings.
COUNCIL CuAxsEK, CRY OF Hor Srntxas, q
Wedneedav. Jan. II. 1HNi (

Pressnt-The Mayor, Aldermen
Gillespie, Crane, Root, Marty and the
Auditor. Journal Of last meeting
read and approved. Moved by Marty,
seconded by Crane that warrants be
drawn to cover the salaries Of the pr.
lice force and all city officials salaries
to Jan. LIST, 1891. Carried. Also the
following bills were on motion allowed
and warrants ordered drawn for same.
Chambers Kellar, special salary $500
Benedict & Hanford, printing $40.
j. H. Gordon, Lumber, $685. was al
lowed for 1927.
n. Mortified, work on sewer 500
James Merriield, 700
FredC. Willor, ZOO
w E Benedict, Justice fees 1880
J. w. Jones, printing 055
Walter Scott, Engineering 1920
John Filling, Assistant Engineer 1000
A resolution was ON motion adopted
directing the Treasurer to convert all
moneys from any source not specially
designated into the general fund.
On motion reports Of Treasurer,
Auditor, and Police Justice approved
and ordered filed. Petition Of j. L.
Burke ct. al, for sidewalk was refer
red to a committee consisting Of AID
ermen Gillespie. Marty and Root. Pc
tition Of j. w. Martin to exclude 80
acres Of land from City limits was re-
ferred to Aldermen Crane, Marty and
Root.
Ordinance No. 81. Defining nui-
sances and providing for the abate-
ment thereof; on motion Of Root, Sec
onded by Marty passed its second read
ing, and was approved and ordered
published. Crane, Marty Root and
Gillespie voting aye.
Moved and seconded that Council
adjourn to meet at call Of Mayor.
Attest: j. B. DIcKovER,
T. H. WELLS. Mayor.
Auditor.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-16

Dining room girl wanted at the Fer
ruson House.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-16

sH1LOH's COUGH and Consump.
ton Cure is sold by US on q guarantee.
It cures consumption. Sold by w. w
Root.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-16

a. O1U GuS0W00 N90keEtg0s
Yesterday the bdtrd Of commits
sionsts Of the soldiers' Home met and
tho old soldiers ia tho Home honored
the occasion BY . public campfire.
The Hot Springs pJst g. A. R. lending
their assistance to thesuccessio Of the oc-
casion. Col Clough, The president Of
the Board, was tbs leading speaker Of
the evening, and delivered ono Of the
finest addresses ever heard ii The city.
Capt. Lucas, The commandant, being
called upon said that be was altogether
uhprepared to make speech, but after
speaking . few minutes he warmed mp
and delivered a rousing speech, that
thrilled the hearts Of the entire audi
enoe. Major Eaton Of the Minnekahsa
Bank was called on for aspeech,an re-
sponded with series Of "reminiscences
Of war time that wore very interesting
to tho large and appreciative audience.
The organ was ably presided over by
the young and accomplished musician,
Miss Ada Lampert. A choir Of singers
did excellent services in leading the
singing, and the veterans joined heart
lily and enthusiastically in rendering
the old war songs that are so loved by
the boys in blue. Jim Moody, Of this
city, an educated and artistic yiolinlst
executed a violin solo in a style that
would equal a professional. The
large building was . blaze Of
light from basement to cupcla, and
the veterans were justly proud of their
entertainment.
Dining room girl wanted at the Fer
guson House.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-16

An ordinance defining nuisances and providing
for the abatement thereof.
Bee. I. Belt ordained by the City Council, of the
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-16

aHACKMETACK." 4 lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price Is and so
cents. Sold BY Root.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-16

taken care Of and kept for reference
library to donate 1000 volumes to the
high school Of Watertown. The books
"are the official records and reports Of
the two houses Of congress and all the
executive departments for ten years
or more. These are not the ordinary
public documents scattered in de.
Tackled numbers through Junk shops
and secondhand book stores, but *.
pensive calf bound books. forming a
connected history Of the period Of
which they relate. They are issued
in this form officially and probably
could NOT b purchased"
The Chicago. Milwaukee &St Paul
r. R. has added . new bureau to IL,
system, which is to have charge 81
building up tie west generally, ani
that Of the west contEibutsry to it
line id particular. Agents are scatter
cd through tho east, looking after man
ufacturies. that contemplate moving
west, to these concerns all the dats
available concerning the section Q,
country that produces The raw mater.
ial adopted to their purpose is for
warded and the factory induced b,
this means to locate Is near tie has
Of its supplies as possible. This is
new idea in railrcadiIg and . YER,
commendable one.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-16


lson wsaasslavDatl,.
0ssto Aldsais totfseds
Window shades Il Martyrs
srs i. j: NboS. Mn p,a,nA,.H infs
All. -. 49, -~.;.... w..A..,
shos store.
p..t .yth;.. s.t;rr ana .c 4 n,
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p.s-.. -..
:. an r.,.ssr pss*s.s.-t -
~.
-. nness s,, " MONS 1oos-"ess ~
20. s'sy "s enoe es01
.ts' S.@s so".nR otsno
s" -. $40 A 's' - s..s oa.s
MRS. u. NJ. BUCK and children ore
vislsang ner parents IN Sterling, Neb.
Soosfa oss oeen up
FSs:""'n .: ~a ~ JUG 0nn' "
>'s'~1 'A~
10 you need letter heads note
hsads or statementsP Call and go
~. "'. ~. ses = p.'Se :.
Deneoics OF tho HOT springs STAR u
~ Inc Guy wascninH tue movements OF
sne log's'asors'-Fierre journal.
The cornice on the Fargo 4 Dickev er
Ou''o'ng Is now ent.rely on. ana sur
mourning as :. ooes sne nne ssone WORK
makes q onilotng admired ny all.
Late advice from +. I. Evans and
family say that he is rapidly gaining
in health and strength, and that they
90 to southern Italy to winter.
If rou WANT 10 sur OR sx1l REAL n.
STATE IT WILL Be 10 -FOUR ADVANTAGE 10
sEE E. ). MOORE, REAL ESTATE BRox.a,
orr1cr SOUTH OF THE GulrsrrE."
N..:.. 81 ,.-,. -,
shingles, stuc.o, cement, and all kind,
Of building material. at the ward Of
Buffalo Gan Lumber Co. north 81
Ninnekahta Bloct.
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a., .rno,nasm.st :, ss..s.. asa-s ~
NJ Cross :. ~ .r.;st - ~ NO.. 49,
tensions and those desiring oood worl
should e;ve him a call.
~, n = c,or,h =, v.,..., .,d
~, ~. 80 11......... $3.50.
"a ~. so,5;.se, ua,n. ho..a 49,
=, .h;. m-o.s;a.,. 49,. ..s ~ he.ss
h.. h..r n 600, tod.,
II. M. v..r rn,,.t ~ !. h.n,v ma
80 far for Bro. Benedict. for he car.
tainlv has taken ON a mora hannv vein
in dishino nm his news items. and IN n,
the srAR twinkles ouite brightly,
Long may il 50 cayfy twiukle.-Her.
mosa Pilot.
Mor.v 4. ,.nor..a ,e,.r.,,v - :.
o.tt;ns s.s;sr Ths ',ss, r,s.. 10.
hssnm.rLed w;,. ,mr II trad
80 ,,.,, -, 1900. m. -.:- s.....L
ing factor in money is believed TO be
poss,ble financial Decentralization,
Ci,y Journal.
III. st.t. Roo,a u. a..;o,,,r. no,
th;, m~orr;n, a. H,ron Tho f.;, e.,
Tho nrs.a,t .,sar nil, hs ,oaa.sa - +,,;.
ms.t;na an1 tho n.,,aI ]oom,n;.tsa, 49,,
no;ntsJ w.tsr.orn SLOW, ps,' ~
ah.r5asn Mitchell, ona M.a;son ara :,
tha : '.;.h . n.h.t H..
.s.
Tnr srAn acknowledges the rece;p,
Of "The Journalist" one Of the fines
magazines published in the country
This is the Holiday number and i
profusely and elegantly illustrated
The Journalist is gotten mn on AZ.
~cellent paper. the Typographical worl
is Of the fastest and neatest STYLE. ana
the literary products ara from III,
most noted writer's.
m. s..,,;,. rN.,.> De-. O.. .,,,,
that the Indian scare is almost depopu.
lating this country. Well hardly
While the families Of a few rancher,
have gone to pay a visit to eastern
friends, the inhabitants Of Hot Spring,
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-16
x~E1aHBoRHooD NOTES

N8IGHBORHOOD NOTES
). yssn Tsssaa,sb ahy.
I. J. Moons, REAL EsrArl..
6ss Alden for.sra,p and Hay.
Henry Buck went east last evening
on the Blkhorn.
Attorney s. E. Wilson visited Gel.
richs last evening.
Judge Nowlin and wife Of Rapid
City ore in the city TODAY.
Al 6ne . table ~ Is set in town is ID
DO found at the Kenefick Restaurant
O. 70 The City Hotel for good meal,
md seMtortsbls beds.
G. 8. Buck, Prop.
II you have corns on your feet 60 Il
Warrsn'l Shoe Store. He has shoes
that will Ct any corn.
Mlssliissie Large returned yesterday
70 her home in Deadwood, after several
weeks visit ct her brothers, Charles
Large.
Mae. s. Buck, Of the City Hotel,
went down to Oelrichs Monday even
inf returning with her daughter this
morning.
ldisa Ida Terrill, late Of RAPID City,
aud sister Of Mrs. e. B. Warren, Of
this city, is holding cases on the
Herald this week.
Queer winter weather this. With
The thermometer hugging the fiftie.
and the roads dry and dusty, We can
hardly realize we are IN mid winter.
W. D. Jones, our new county sur.
vsyor is out to-day on his first job un.
der thu new Office. He wendell biz
way Cascadeward, and his mission was
to lay ont q new road.
Don't forget that the Stewart and
Springdale additions are the most cen
trally locatsd and the choicest residence
propsrty-also remember you get ! Of
IA asrs when you get one Of these lots
. CoxxoR BRos., Agents.
Work ia progressing finely this nict
weather on the company building, cor
her Of Sixth street aud Chicago avenue
The side walls are nearly half up th.
second story, and the window frame.
fronting sixth street are in.
Rapid City,tes have prepared a pc
tition addressed to General Manager
H~oldridgs, Of the B. & NJ. railroad
skiing that company to build q lin.
from Hill city to Rapid City. The pc
tition has been generally signed.
We call your attention, to the caro-
Of Dr. Wight, Homeopathic physician
who has Just settled in city. HI
has located his Office over Davies 4
Coleman's meat market in Minnekahts
block and asks . share Of your patron
age.
sBlack Beauty"a little bonl pub
lished. by Geo L. Angel, 10 Milk st.
Boston. Mass, reports $4,000 which i
believed to be the largest circulation
cver attained BY . book in the sam'
length Of tune from its first pub
lication.
Genial Don Porter, Of Hot Springs
Was. visiting hsrs several days las
week. Don was formerly one Of tn
.indefatigable hustlers Of the town, AMI
still has large interests here. We OK
poetic $50 him the proprietor Of q 4
storystotsl hero yet-Sundance Ga
sette.
Ths new run on the branch run
from wildwood to Deadwood an,
returns TO Wildwood. The sam
crow then run to Belle Fourche an
return to Whitewood ass passenge
train, then run TO Deidwood and N
turn to whitewood. where they ID
over for the night.
Willis Benedict, ono Of tho propris
tors Of the Hot Springs SrAH, formerl
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-16
rHR soclErrRs.

We give below . list Of the uswly
elected officers Of the various lodges Of
our city:
An organization Of the above soci-
cites was effected on last Friday even.
ing and officers elected. The lodge
starts out under very favorable
auspices. The following era the Of
iicers:
w NV q Adams.
Chaplain-W H Stanley.
8 Wv A Wheeler.
j We H Lewis.
Sec'y-CC Shinnick.
Treas-A 8 Stewart.
Tyler-E u Brewer.
s Oh M Sproul.
JD-H Sparks.
$50 Rhinemouth.
S-W Bacon.
10. o. F.
NG-F d Hummel.
Geo H Roberts.
Per & Rec Sec G Richer.
1reas-Chas Slyfeld.
RSN G-R Milligan.
Ism G-Walter Scott.
Warden-Jacob Wight.
Cond-W w LaFleiche.
RSV G-Chas Larson.
LSV G-Chas Stevens.
Trustees-W E Benedict, Chas Lar
son and s E Wilson.
K. OF p.
PC-H ] Sparks.
CC-H Marty.
VC-W E Sawyer.
Prelate-W H Stanley.
&. X Of r Csc H West.
M Of Err Conner.
M Of F-Al Hora.
M A-Geo Pomercy.
ICE d Norton.
OG-CC Kellar.
The above were installed by
Deputy Grand Chancellor,A s Stewart.
Pm Wv | Colvert.
NJ W-R Milligan.
Overseer-Thos McHoes.
Foreman-James Cooper.
Receiver-W l Colvert.
Financeer-J G Richer,
Recorder-Chas Roe:
Guide-P Wesche.
is VA. Cleehorn.
OS VII z Eaton.
g. A. r.
PEG Dudley.
CD H Gordon.
VC-H Lowe.
QM-W P Phillips.
Chaplain-H 2 Eaton.
OD-F Willor.
Adi-AS Stewart:
". r. c.
Pres-Mrs G Styled.
Sen v P-Mrs W w LaFleicte.
Jun v P-Mrs E Calhoun.
Sec'y-Mrs Il Lowe.
Treas Mrs III u Eaton.
Cond-Mrs Geo A Turner.
Asst Cond-Mrs H Marty.
Chaplain-Mrs A S Stewart.
Guard-Mrs A G Duke.
Asst G-Mrs j H Gordon.
sHILOH's COUGH and Consump.
ton Cure is sold by US on a guarantee.
It cures consumption. Sold by w. w
Root.
W. G. WIGHT, NJ. b.,
Homeopathic Physician
and Surgeon.
special diseases Hsss1s.a and dds diseases - q Women.
Office and residence over Meat Market,
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-16

NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle of Shiloh,s Catarrh Remedy,
Price so cents. Sold by Root.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-01-16

Special Attention given to treatment Of Chronic
Diseases and Diseases Of Women.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-08
BOLD BOY BANDITS.
A Daring and Successful Young
Gang of Thieves Broken Up.
HEY READ WILD WEST STORIES.
Two Suicides of the Cold -Blooded Variety
in an Ohio Town.
TWO MORE WILSON SUSPECTS CAUGHT
.srEc1AL rELBeRAm TO THE prspArcH.,

'srECIAL TBLE9RAM TO THE DIsPArcH.i
KENT, O., Jan. 7.-The exciting career
of gang of youthful robbere has just been
brought to a close by the taking of six boys,
ranging from 9 to IA years of age, to the
Reform School at Lancaster. During the
past three months the gang has been carry
ing on a regular system of robbery. The
old disused flint glass works was their place
of meeting, and regularly they gathered
there and, presided over by their regularly
elected officers, planned all their robberies.
Their chief was one named McDermitt,
and they used the many odd corners of the
old glass house for storing their miscel-
laneous plunder. Whenever funds ran
low they would bring the articles to light
and sell them for whatever they could get.
BY some means the boys secured duplicate
keys of a large number of stores in various
parts of this place, and entered the chosen
stores whenever they pleased. They seemed
TO have particular liking for tobacco and
hardware stores, and their robberies grad dually
increased in size as they became more bold and
successful.
New Years Day the biggest steal was made
at Spencers hardware store, and large num-
Der of razors and valuable hardware were
taken. The matter was placed in the hands of
Detective helso and Officer Newton, and they
soon arrested boy named Price, who was try
ing to sell certain articles thought to have been
the same as those taken. After a severe
course of training the boy weakened and con-
fessed, and the entire gang was captured and
sentenced to the school, They were all of the
Younger and lower class of boys and their
minds had been infamed by the widest of
Wild West tales, sent out in yellow-backed
novels.
This afternoon lot of the stolen goods were
found under the glass factory. They consisted
of razors, knives. rubber goods, cigars, and all
sorts OF miscellaneous goods. They were
mostly identified by the merchants whom the
boys confessed robbing.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-08
a BISHOP IN POLICE COURT.
He Cut Down Shade Trees in Front of j
House and Is in Jail.

He Cut Down Shade Trees in Front of His
House and Is in Jail
DETROIT, Jan.7.-Bishop A. j. B. Jenner,
of the Anglican Free Church, was the de-
fendant in an interesting case in the Re-
corder's Court, charged with the violation
of the city ordinance. He owns beautiful
residence on Woodward avenue and was
annoyed by the shade trees that grew near
his house, and, as he thought, interfered
with his view and injured the appearance
of the place.
Last week he cut down ten of the trees in
violation of the city ordinance, and was
hauled up before Judge Chambers for it.
He made an elaborate defense, but Judge
Chambers fined him S25, and in default of
immediate payment to be committed to jail
for 80 days. He afterwards changed the
verdict so that Jenner could have 20 days
in which to pay or appeal, and Jenner says
he will go to Jail before he pays. He in
tends to carry the case to the Supreme
Court
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-08
Tri-State Breyities,

THE puddlers at Youngstown are still out.
LITTLE WASHINGTON will pave its streets.
THE McKeesport Coal Company has been
formed.
ST. ANNE's Church. at Youngstown, was
damaged by fire yesterday.
LAWYERS at West Chester have started q
movement for a new court house.
THE Everett furnace at Bedford has re-
sumed after a ten days shut down.
KAY & HEARST. of Warren, Pa. will locate
their plate and window glass works at Kane.
JOHN GUMMERsoN, a well-known McRees-
port man, is missing. Feared he has fallen
into the reservoir.
COLONEL ELLSWORTH. an Erie hotel man,
was seized with vertigo and fell downstairs yes
terday. He may die.
JOSEPH HoGL's machine shop and q stable st
Greensburg burned Yesterday morning Loss,
Sc 600; insurance, 81 200.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-08
3 A r GAIN S
LADIES' AND CH|LDREh'S
UNDERWEAR!

We are closing out some good things in
Underwear at price that will make it in
teresting for anyone desiring underwear.
We mention a few OF them:
Ladies' lightweight ribbed, cotton and
wool mixed, Vest, H. N. L. s., reduced to
SOC each.
Ladies' natural gray color Balbriggan
Vest, ribbed, FL. N. L. S., only 40c each
heavy weight
Ladies' Ribbed Cotton Vests, light and
medium weight, H. N. L. S., at SOC and 4Oc
each.
Ladies' medium weight Ribbed Vests,
cotton and wool mixed, II. N. L. S., re-
duced to Soc each. This is of special value.
Ladies' Colored Wool Ribbed Vests, II.
n. L. s., reduced from 81 25 to 75c each.
Ladies' Ribbed Cotton Vests, low neck
and high neck, at 25c each.
Ladies' fine lightweight All-wool Vests,
81. n. L. s., reduced from 50 to 81 25 each.
Ladies' Colored Silk Vests, low neck, re-
duced from So to 81 25 each.
Ladies' Cream Silk Ribbed Vests, long
sleeves, reduced from % 80 to 81 rs each.
Special value.
Ladies' Silk Combination Suits, II. N. L.
S., only 81 each.
Ladies' Combination Suits, CDR. Warn
er's," CamePs Hair, So rs quality for SO 25;
S. grade for g.
DR.. Warmers Divided Skirts reduced
from s. 75 to So 25, and from So to 81.
Ladies' Knit Wool Skirts reduced from
S3 so to IS. 50 so to 50 and 50 to 81 Is.
Some sizes in Children's Natural Wool
Shirts, Pants and Drawers reduced sfrom
75c to Soc each.
Children's White Meriuo Shirts, Pants
and Drawers, all sizes. only 25c each.