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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-02

The agents Of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company of Wilmington
district came out from Wilmington on
the $50 train to play game OF base
ball. One nine was called Harrison
and the other the Eoote nine. At the
end OF the seventh inning the Foote
nine refused to play, when the umpire
declared the Harrisons the winners by
a score of9 to 0. After the game
the men were entertained at
the residence of VIM. Barlow, who Is
one OF the compdny's agents, where
they sat down to we'll spread table.
After partaking of the good things,
they viewed the surrounding country
and expressed themselves as amazed
and delighted ut the beauty OF Holly
jak, after which they took the 6.l5
| train for Wilmington.
Mr. sharpe, Of rhilI1elphia, wEo Is
rtHuactel with the bobdun Carpet
| manufacturing Co. there, WAS the
gHest of Ruht j. Handy on Sunday.
NJ s. Lizzie Barlow OF Chester, Pa,
spout saturday and sunday with her
brother, William Bart 0w, of Holly Oak
| Dbl. 5.
The ilae weather attracted a great
many EhiladelUhlMls and Wilmingto-
mans to Holly oak on Saturday and
! Sunday to enjoy a good rest away
! from the busy and bustling cities "a
/ lnhHle the sweet and gentle bree1ta
Which uttUre HilofI5 alike to all.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-02

Judge Ball disposed of the following
cases ut this mornings session OF the
Municipal Court:
Cherries Pefsalto, young man, was
charged with dlsorderly conduct and
sentenced to pay ilne OF 81 and
costs.
Charles Patton was charged with the
larceny OF penny in the slot machine
from Front and French streets. The
officers who made the arrest, testified
that upon hearing a noise in Bush's
coal yard, they started over and found
the accused coming from tho place.
tpon taking him III custody, and re-
turning to the yard, they found the
machine, which had been broken open
and robbed. When he was taken to
police station. 50 cents were found in
his pockets tied up In an old handker-
chief. As the accused said that he
could produce witnesses to prove an
alibi, the case was continued until to-
morroW morning.
The case OF Hippolite PGobst chnrg-
cd with assault with intont to kill John
Clifford was again called, when DIR.
Smith, the attending physician. testi'
fled that lie IL still i'll a serious condt'
ton, ami would not be able to ap-
pear when the case was continued
until June 10.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-02

\N ANrED-25 girls for homework TO
w go to Philadelphia. Stanton. Sew-
ark, Newport. Eew Castle, GrCcnvIllo
Inhlenherg. Glasgow aud Woollale. =
good OmeS al +, un-grovo and Tailcy-
vile; no objection 10 wemln with one
child. Apaly AT Wilmington Intelligence
ono No. 80 Shplry street. m2-2t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-02
THIRD EDITION.


NV CASTLE, May . - The Republi-
cans OF New Castle hundred held an
election between four pnd six O'Clock
Saturday evening, and confirmed the
nominations which wore made at the
meeting at Sheriff Simmons residence
on Friday evening.
The weaVers OF knowas' wooden
mills went out on q strike for more
wages this morning The wages
were reduced live cents during last
winter and Oh saturday live cents Was
again taken oil, Some OF the places
will probably be filled by employees OF
LEAFS llonr mill, which has shat d1wH
until July.
The fishermen wero out in large
numbers this morning and it is prob
able that a very large catch will be
made.
New Castle was we'll representa- ut
Eorepaugh's circus i'll Wilmington to-
day.
The ice cream social in the town hall
on Satuld ~ evening was complete
success. About 80 toward the car-
pet fund was realized,
The w. L, NJ. Society OF tho NJ. +.
Church will meet at the residence ol
Mrs. William Raney, on Water street,
this evening.
The Y. viii meet In the parlor of the
81. L. Church tn ; evening The sub
Ject will he Narcotics"
Mrs. jacob Hermann, ofphillLt lplta,
Is visiting Mrs. II. l.. Mckee.
Miss Bessie Sewell, now of philalel
phiu, spent Sunday here.
Miss Maggie Sherwood, OF Whining,
ton, visited friends here yesterday.
Elmer Hawk, Of Philadelphia, spcu1
Sunday with friends in town.
Rogers I1oloomb, who has been very
sick at his homo noar this city, is i'm
proving.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-02

In tn" mists that we see rising from tho
shores Of sluggish ST cans from ltv
lands soaked by freshniS. or from mar. Ilv.
muddy flats on the uulshiits OF puiuIiDt,
cities lurN disease an death. l1ulrshrl
in this poisonous Vcii uf ntst Hrr ISOLATED
business structures, manufacturing vii
lagos and numb. @ teneincntS. Fut tho -,'
who either from motives Of business IN
terest or dire necessity are daily CON
strained to breht ne this tnvGnomcl at
mosphoro there isuo Immunity save In
an eiiicttut medicinal safeguard. Hos
tetters Stomach Il tiers fully his TIE
need protecting whole communities FROM
the insidious attacks OF malaria, Il diaet,su
which in its more mali -i.unt forms Is
scarcely less 10 lie dreaded in tn" iuiiYi l.
mi than typhus. Every Typ ii IL Is thor.
onghly erudloItrl by thc y I rs, f'riE
peerless me llcinc also reu Cdlea lysprI.
stn, liver ana kidney tludh o
rheumatism ana ucrvousuess lis a re-
stufativC too. OF appetite ST. p lu4 flesh
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-02

7 Early Saturday evening John Sylvan
US, IA letter carrier, had quarrel with
James Brown at the First ward polls,
said to have been caused by SYlvnuu7
trying to vote twice. During the
trouble Brown was struck and knock
ell down, when friends OF the parties
took SylVanus away.
Later in the evening, whilo Sslvauus
Wa at the Republican headquarters,
Jame5lirOwE,C Constable Isaac E.iiu n
ard Constable Frederick W. NruiIa.
who were evidently in search uf Syl-
yanus, entered the room. james
Brown approached Sylyanus and
struck him and when he undertook
10 defend himself, Isaac r. Brown an.
Neutze also rushed In and the three
beat and kicked Sylvanus IN Shame.
fnl manner, Offers then took hand
and saved Sylvadus, or il is probable
he would have been killed. Dir. Short
Idge was summoned, and after dress.
ing his injuries had him removed tG
the Pennsylvania House, wherr lie
boards. lie WIS abIe TO be out ycstor
day and his Injuries are not consider,
ed dangerous
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-02
The General stu Sick,

General George F. D'Utassy was re-
ported in the same condition Mt noon
to day. He Is the insurance manager
who was found accidentally asphyxi-
ated by Illuminating gas at O'Clock
Saturday afternoon in his room ut
at 10 O'Clock Friday evening, hung
his umbrella on the gas bracket,
where 1t is supposed to have twisted
the somewhat loose gas stop, when II
was pressed by tho shutter which was
blown open by the wind.
DIR. ]. L. Wales had him removed to
the Delaware Hospital. where nc Is suf.
fcring from congestion OF. the brain.
The suicide suspicion is exploded, ns
and family circumstances. II was al
accident,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-02

Last Thursday Frank Stout, special
agent OF the Society for the Proven
tion OF Cruelty to Children, received
Information OF q case at Newark. which
he Immediately Investigated. On Fri
day he had warrant sworn out for
the arrest of Laura Fay housekeeper
for James Bell, a mechanic in that
town, on charge of cruelty to his g
year-old daughter. The case was tried
before Squire Smith, and the society
was represented by George L. Brown,
the attorney for the society
The evidence showed that on Friday,
April 18TH tho defendant acting under
orders of the fother OF the child, had
tied the hands OF the child
tigh ly together at tho wrists
and after securely binding the ankles
together had hanged her up by u
clothes line to a hook in tho ceiling,
the rope being tied around her wrists.
She was suspended in that painful
position for "A half hour or mora the
testimony conflicting as to whether
her feet were entirely clear Of the floor.
This was done. tho defendant and
the child's father said, to punish it
Tor telling stories" and was reSorted
to after the child's mouth had been
| several times filled with red pepper,
which WIS kept there for some time
| by u cloth bound around Its mouth.
The hanging of tho child had been
witnessed 10y nelghbors, who went In
and made the woman take the ex
| hausted child down. Both modes OF
punishment had been reSorted to q
| number of times, and this was admit
ted by both the father and hou sekeep
en-.
| The former made statement but
as lie declined to swear OF affirm, say
| ing he did net believe In the Bible and
! had his doubts about God, his testl-
mpny was not taken in evidence. lie
pleaded his own right as father tc
administer any punishment upon his
own child that he saw lit, and he con-
siderdd the law all wrong. Squire
Smith sentenced aura Fay to pay
| line OF slO and costs, amounting al
together to SIC, and the child was
given into the custody of Agent Stout
| who placed it in the home for Friend,
less Children.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-02
FIFTH EDITION.



Isaac Il. Brown says there was put.
up job to down the old committee at
the delegate and county committee
election of the First ward Saturday
evening. An opposition ticket was
set UP by the First ward Republican
club which Mr.. Brown contends is not
representative because moro than one
third OF its few members are unnatur-
allied citizens and not +, sidents OF
the ward.
Tho county committee appointed
the inspector ana Judges who held tho
election as compelled under the rules
and who assured tho opposition every
thing would be done right.
The committee had heard certain
lettor-carrers were going around in
Other wards getting non-resdents to
come INTO the First ward to vote, as
surfing thom there would DO no trou-
Die.
When they found they could not run
| things their way they withdrew -
held their election ut the saloon
Frederick llehls, No. 100 West Fou}
street. The regular ticket mon did nd
pay any attention to HelIrs electioS
| Ihore were certain letter carriers ru
ming the HelIl machine.
| MIR. Brown says further that letters
carrier Sylvanus would send mae
from Hehls to the regular voting
window. and then challenge him, so
as TO kick up disturbance and make
the election dlsreputable.
Mr.. Brown objected to Sylvanus
standing at the window and Interior
Ing with the voters. as he, Sylyauus,
was not resident of the ward.
James Brown took hold of Sylvanus
to remove him from the window.
Sylvanus thereupon made an aggra-
waited, most cowardly and shameful
assault on Mr.. Brown. endangering
his life by Violently kicking him In the
vital parts. Friends interfered and
separated them.
When tho time came to make the
rcturns, the officers of the election
and others. among whom were Isaac
Brown, James Brown, William Benge,
John L. Quinn, Frod Noutze, went to
headquarters at SO Market street.
Sylvanus wa5 there and had second
conflict occurred, Sylvanu5 picked up
a chair to hit james Brown, and Isaac
Il. Brown defended his brother, who
was in q weakened condition from
Sylvanus' former assault. Mr.. Eeutze
corrobUrates Mr. Brown and also fatty
denies having any hand in the fight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-02

Forepaugh's great shows arrived In
this city about o'clock yesterday
morning, from Philadelphia, whera
thoy h I'VE been exhibiting during the
past week. Tie long line of wagons
proceeded to Elliott avenue and Wash.
ington street where an army of men
We're soon at work erecting tents fot
the horses and wild animals The
main exhibition tent was not erected
until toward evening. During the af,
ternoon tho ground was crowded with
sight-seers. but very little outside Of
the horses could DO seen.
The great parade took place this
morning, and was one of the largest
| and finest ever seen in this city. There
will be another performance at
| O'Clock this evening and there Is no
doubt but the show will be we'll patro
niZed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-02
Sad Ending of a Useful Life.

A Virginia gentleman of excellen
family, a bright scholar, and for
many years the Deputy Clerk of SOM
ers County Court, W. Va, recently
died horrible death. His great fail.
ure was in taking periodical sprees.
and ON this occasion he WAS arrested
for drunkenness and put in an iron.
clad cell in the county prison. During
the night he died, and when found 10
the early morning the rats were upon
his face, having eaten away the great.
er portion of the nose and checks. lie
was a splendid clerk-none better-1
pleasant companion, and left large
circle Of friends to mourn his taking
off.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-02

LNXECUTORS'S ALE.-THES TBsCRIB-
~ ers. "a executors of John Peoples
deceased. VIII sell mt public auction at
the Court House, IN the city of Whining
ton, on Tuesday, the 10th day of May, 1892
ing shares Of stock 1ll shares Frankfort
| and Southwark Philadelphia City Passcn-
ger Railroud Company. $50 shares VIII
mingtOn q ty halfway Company. IS shares
Security Trust and safe DEPOSIT Compan
| OF Wilmington, share First National
| Bank, Wilmington. ID shares Union Ma
| iionnl Bank, ilmington; ~ shat es Phil
nlelphIa National Bank. Phi adelphla; -
| shares Union National Bank, Fhiladel-
| phia; Il shares Pm lman'a Palace Car { ON.
| pany. 60 shurCs Wilmington Dental Manu-
| featuring Company, l02 shares Whining
! tn city Electric Company, ~ shares Della
ware and Atlantic Telegraph and Tele-
phone Company, l share star Club sta
| hles 70 shares Brantlywine Gluuiie Com
| panN, 50 shares the Pussy and Jones' Com
/ rany, 10 shares W Wilmington aud Kennett
! Turnpike Company, 10 shares Masonic
| Hall Company, Wilmington; IL shares
| Helena Mining and Reduction Company,
| llelonn, Montana; 100 shures Mingo Oh
! Company, Philadelphia; Gs5 sharea Elk
| RiYr aud l3lGc Greek Oil Company, 81
| shares Broad Mountain Mammoth Vein
| Coal Company, 10 shares Wilmington
steam Brick Manufacturing Company,
/ and Coal Mining Company.
! Terms cash.
| CHARLES II. LORE and
| EDW ARD q. BRADFORD.
| Executors OF John Peoples. deceased.
| META
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-02
GnrnIInr = lnans

Mary Smith. aged 81 years and a ma,
Market street, died suddenly on Sun.
day evening, of asphyXia. Coroner
Sparks viewed the body with Dr.
Smith and gave n certificate of burial.
Deputy Thomas Giles held an In
quest this morning over the body OF
james II. Tillman, colored. aged nine
months residing In Chiiatiana Hun
drad who died suddenly on Sunday.
Hr gave II certificate that death re.
suited from Inflammation of tie lungs
1t will be buried Farnhurst.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-02

A n ORDINANCE to provide for an ex-
~ ira appropriation for tho payment
ing the estimate for the annual appro-
priations for the fiscal year ending June
goth. 1899. no provision was made for the
payment of interest on one huldrci
Thousand N0O.OOal dollars for the Street
nnl sewer Loan, i4suul August 1891 Low
therefore be II ordained by The Coun-
ell of Wilmington. two=thirds 81 OF all
t'it hitNp'iH 'i,,'l'"i ColCurEilB.
Section /. That the sum of twenty
seven hundred and flfty-four dollars and
eiyhty-thrce cents ,sa,1aisI be. unl the
same Is hereby Appropriated for the pay
mont of balance of Interest falling due
th Is fiscal year
Pasted at the.Gity Hall, April aist, 1899.
N. X. HENSON, President,
A. f. MIzSSiCk. Clerk.
Attest: Approved by the Mayor April
ED, 1892. mat
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-02

AT Central Presbyterian Church Sun
day evening. Elder Vim. X. Crosby
load his Geographic sketch on nr.
Nixon, who died at > o'rlocx Friday
evening, April -, rs heretofore report.
ed. Resolutions oi euingy were PASS.
ed, concluding with the following
C ondulcnee:
"Kcsolved, That tho sos5lon and
congregation unite in rendering TO His
brrtayed and sorrowiug family and
friends our sincere a,Itl heartfelt sym,
pathy, aud commend them to the love
and guardianship OF the Father in
Heaven, whose mercy seat they nc
accustomed to seek ami Ind, that tley
may receive abundant grace aud
strength humbly to bruf the sad aiiiic
tlon and BIO enabled even through
tears Of grief to say: 1T Is the Lord,
let Him do what seoneth Him good. -
MEMORIAL EEIMoN.
Rov. William Il. Mctwan preached Q
memorial sermon in memory OF Dr
Nixon at tho Rodney Street l'resbylcr
ian Church Sunday morning,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-02
Tho guaranteed cure for nil head.
aches Is BrOnU-SeltLer- Toe bottle.


One of the employees OF the circus
was kicked in the groin by n horse
yesterday morning and badly injured.
when some OF the harness became dis
arranged aud lie, after stopping his
team, got down to fix il. While he
was leaning over the traces one ri the
horses became frightened and kicked
the man. He suffered untold agony
and Dr, ShortliIEe vas sent for, but
~, lie was not at home he unfortunate
man was taken to tie Homeopathic
Hospital
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-02

ON saturday afternoon horse be-
longing to a farmer near Chnlds Ford
became frightened while being driven
along lleluw Ire avenue. ami ran away
\ woman WHO WAS in this carriage was
thrown out and the carriage was badly
damaged.
Harry Turner and Lewis Jefleris
were out riding near Hare S Corner
on Saturday AFTERNOON, when their
horse became unrnnua Ipable and
throw them out. Eortunatoly neither
was seriously injured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-02

J. B. Clark, editor OF the George
town journal, Clarence Hudson VI
the Crlsiield Leader. William Il ~
lsr, OF the Easton Gazette G = Vim,
tent of the Snow Hill Messenger and
II. G. Carpenter OF the Dover lndcS,
delegates from the Peninsula Pres
As SO iation TO the El s:4th Annual
Convention oE the National Editorial
Association which meets on the 2ird,
Inst. In san Francisco, VIII ,etv't for
thaiaR!ao, about the 9Th, inst lrayrl.
40 WAY of the Ieun=y Wanna
1HA to Catagp. ana
Atcl.son, Top Ia ana
slil-a zperial tralu to Los An
shc SWHAern Pacific vii then
furnish transportation 10 San Fran
cisco.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-02

Haywood the popular restaurantcr
at No. West Fourth street, has. with
the mechanical ingenuity Of Professor
Ames OF this city, introduced won.
derful electric light in his window.
This light is colored rcd, white and
blue, and as it revolves emits flash
lights. The introduction of this light
is not only an evidence OF Mr.. Hay
woods enterprise, bat also of Profess,
or AmesS' skill.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-02
ME COuNTY cOAIMTrTEr

The memhers OF the committee
elected Saturday arc as follows:
First ward Maxwell 4. Reybold
james L. Wrightnnd otto Schou,
Second ward-Ihumas w. McYay
and Horace Thompson. Ticket elected
by majority of AZ. Total vote, 4sJ.
Third ward-Danicl B. Conner, Nm
L.. BrintOn and Horace o. Rrltaw.
Fourth ward Joseph WigE Ellsworth,
James Kitchen aud X. j. Lewis, color
ed. No opposition.
Fifth wurd-li. II. Billany. 243; f.
Eden Bach, 30; James 5. Jones, color.
ed, 20; Manievllle j. Anderson, col
orcd, Il. Alcssts. Billany, Bach and
Jones were elected.
Sixth ward-Frank Wooley. James
H. JeiIerls, colortd, and Harry M.
Smith.
seventh ward james Tyre. Thomas
). Lewis and Thomas w. Naudaln, col
ored.
Eighth ward-John C. AIcCaulley,
William A. Caldwell, colorod, and Geo.
Gilllugs,
Smith ward-Irancis S. Bradley, Dir.
L. Il, short! ldge and A. b. Alcp. John
son, colored,
Tenth ward Charles w. Solloway,
Ezra {. Lukens and Samuel Adams Jr
Eleventh Ward Theodore Brown,
| George ". Griffith and Charles vii
liams.
Twelfth Ward Samuel G. Vande.
grlft, 50: Alonzo e. b. Ander son, rs
j, W. Dorr0ll 50; James T.. RttlhdEe,
81; Alonzo L. Ghristy. %; j. Walter
Dorrell, 81.
East Brandywine hundred cleo ted
Robert J. Canby and Waiter lac OF
Delegates and Amor q. Forwood and
George NJ. Casey altcrnntes. Chris
tidna elected Frank Jilworth ana At
wood Wilson delegates; Edwin 5 Els
ana Israel Durham alternatcS; lSrael
Durham, George W. Ely and Atwool
Wilson members of the county com
mitiee
/ Appoqainimlr X Hundred delegates
lstne lraaNt Alfred aux, George |.
Townsend. Alternat S. 4. n. Moore
j. &. Harris j. IL. hothwell.
There We're no contests In the Sec
ond, Fourth, Sixth seventh, Third ant
Eleventh wards, hut in The First war,
there were two polling pluers opened
lhler the rules OF the party, William
B"nge, Isaac X. Brown and jaime
Brown should have heil the 4leeiio II
as they are members of the Fl st his
=. trlGt COMMITTEES. They opened lie poll
at BlOwn'5 Hotel, No. lJ3 Ncst Eourt
street, when the Oppuailion opened u
No 11iZNest Fourth street, wheIe=
count showed that 21O votes had bee
I cast, against 2ll at browns Iiute
Both sidGs made their return to I'll
+, Republican headquai tcri. and the ma
ter will bs taken before the State Coz
Yentiun Tor settlement.
There were 4s9 votes cast In the Sc,
oud ward and the successful cnIld
dates we're elected by a. majority.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-02

During the past week there were IS
births 81 marriages and IL deaths re-
ported TO Registrar Golquhoun az
having occurred in this city, against
ID births and 20 deaths for the cores
ponding week OF last year. Causes Of
death; Consumption. obstruction Of
bowels each; accident, drowning.
brain fever, bronchitis, convulsions,
gastlitis, heart disease, hamilton. old
age, paritonltls, paralysis of heart.
pneumonia, premature birth, scarla.
tina, | each.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-02

William b. Virgins. who Is postmas.
ter at Virgins, West Virginia, visited
our city to-day in order to prove the
Will OF The late Ellen Bush. which he
drew and witnessed over rs years ago.
The will was admitted to probate by
Register Cooch, and letters testamens
tary granted David Bush, the executor
named in the will; The estate is quite
among her three. surviving children
Mrs. McComb, and David and VIM.
Bush.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-02

Is it not worth the small price of 7jc.
to FREQ yourself of every symptom OF
these distressing complaints? If You
think So call at our store and get u bot.
tie of Shiloh's NitaliZer; every bottle
has n printed guarantee on it, use ac-
cordingly and il it does YOU no good
1t will cost you nothing. Y. +. Dan
forth, Wholesale and retail agents, I'd
and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-02
A BIN in I.tImiIY Hind.

The Filollty Insurunce, Trust and
Safe Deposit Company trustees. under
the will of belaplaine Mcdaniel de.
ceased, ON Friday, Tiled bill Ia euaity
against tine Mcdaniel n Harvey Com
pmy, metal workers at SiXteemfh and
Washington avenue, charging mis-
management and fraud The court
is asked to restrain Tho defendant
from any further trim sfers and from
loaniEg any money whatsoever 10 the
Mccullough Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-02

Saturday. Collector Finck received
taxes from about l09 persons. He re-
mainol until after O'Clock and tooR
taxes from half dozen cDlored men.
Mr.. Finck discharges his duty more
acceptably than was expected and We
believe that no gave little cause for
complaint except that he did not sit
In the evenings.