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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-30
This Nor nIna,a Court.

This mornings session OF court con.
vened at 10 O'Clock, with Judges Hous-
ton and Cullen on the bench.
Thomas Davis. attorney for Jackson
Thomas and Enos Hickey, Indicted for
the larceny of horse, wagon and
other artlcles, stated to the Court that
he wished to withdraw his motion for
tho Court to instruct the jury to
render verdict OF not guilty and his
request was granted.
Deputy Attorney General Giles then
stated to the Court that the State had
determined to enter nolle prosequi
In all the charges, except that OF steal.
Ing the horse.
Mr.. Davis moved that tho indlct.
ment be quRShel on the ground that
the value OF the articles stolen had
been stated In full. and no especial
value was placed on the horse.
The case was argued at length, and
Judge Cullen over-ruled tho motion,
when Mr.. Davis made his opening to
the jury for the defense
Several witnesses were examined In
regard to the previous good character
OF the accused, after which the sum.
ming was commenced. Deputy Attor.
ney Giles opened for the State, and
cited number OF authorities for the
consideration of the court, after which
he addressed the Jury.
He was followed by Mr.. Davis. after
which the Deputy Acknowledgement
lnade the closing speech.
The jury, after being charged by
Judge Cullen, retired at 12.35. A
jury was then dra wn to try tho case OF
James H. Jackson, eolored. charged
with illegal registration. The State
was represented by Attorney General
Nicholson, who said that
This was case under a recent act of
tho Legislature, which was passed at
the last session. This Is case to show
that the defendant tried to show him
self a competent voter, when he was
not. He then presented the speolllca.
lions and said that it was a misde-
meunor for aay one to vote or attempt
to register a vote at any election
where he was not entitled to do So.
When MIR. Nicholson concluded. the
jury were discharged until $50 o'clock
this afternoon, and court adjourned
until the same time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-30

New CASTLE. Nov. S0.-The Board OF
Education mot last evening with seven
members present and President Ferris
in the chair. The two applications
from teachers for an increase OF sala.
rles which were resolved at the last
meeting. were taken up and the sala'
ries raised from $3.50 to $500 each.
These were from rooms whose grades
have been raised aud the hours length.
ened. II was ordered that tho room
formerly occupied by the Nav Castle
library DO furnished and opened as a
primary room as soon as the furniture
can be secured.
A petition from the West End school
expressing desire for a flag -stah was
read, and the sentiment OF the petition
was heartily endorsed by the Board.
Each member of the Board contributed
a sum t. start the subscription for a
flagstaff
The marble slab which was rem owed
FROM the building on Market street
when the new hesitation room was adj
ded last summer, was ordered to be
placed IN the wall of the same build
ing This is relic of the old New
Castle arsenal and IL highly priced.
The teachers'and janltors' salaries were
ordered paid.
The car known as 'Florlda on
Wheels. is attracting a large number
OF visitors la this city. II Is filled with
products OF the land OF tlowefs. some
OF which are as unique as they are In
slructive The sides OF tho car urt
covered with photographs Of points OF
interest in Florida the most Important
oil viii III are those showing views oil
the magnificent Hotel Ponce dc Leon
where board may be secured Tor So
per day. A live alligator. supposed tC
be over one hundred years Old proves
the greatest object OF interest To the
children.
All the various kinds of fruit ere
shown In large air.tight glass Jars
Many iine specimens OF the different
woods OF Florida are also exhibited
fheo. w. IIanf, the well-known Jewel
Ell. has contributed to tine display {
brick from the old Penn tile house
which stood ON Water street The ca
was built by the Jackson Il Sharp Com
pany, oil Wilmington, and ia en-route
to Chicago. 1t Is under the sapervls
ion Of W. Webb. who conducted tn,
Florida exhibit at the Paris Expo iitlon
The large ocean tugs, Underwater
Honey Brook, and Gladiator came In
to The harbor here yesterday after
noon. Captain Swayne. OF the Honel
Brook, will he re membered by maDl
| persons of this city. who visited the
Rappahannock anchored above here
some years ago. Captain Swayne wal
then Captain of the tug Hercule.
which conveyed the visitors from TIL.
city to the snip. The electric ilasi
light WAS shown Off III the harbor / IS
evening. Tho tugs cleared this morn
ing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-30
THIRD EDITION.


Notwithstanding the vigilance OF
the police, therG is no doubt but there
are still number OF walking speak
easies on Front street. As a general
rule the business 10 conducted by
coiored men, and although several
have been detected and lined. there
are still others VINO are engaged in
1t. The business Is most generally
carried on on Sunday, as there are fire.
quently men about the eoast" that
day who are unacquainted with the
back doors Of the saloons, ma conse.
quent,y arc obliged to depend on the
walking speak ensies for their bitters.
The profits Of the business no doubt
causes many to engage in 1t regard
less Of the risk. Corn whiskey. which
can bo bought ut Sl,50 par gallon, is
tho stock used. To each gallon @
pint of water Is added. and the bottles
are bought from boys. who pick them
up on vacant lots. for about . cents
each. As these bottles do not hold a
hall pirt, one gallon OF the whiskey
with the added pint OF water, will ill
twenty of tlom. which are sold to tbs
thirsty at an average of 80 cents each
giving net profit Of o.. 10 OH each gal
Ion. The police have done considera
BILE to break up this Illegal traffic, bul
that Is still conducted there cannoi
De the slightest doubt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-30

Mr.. EDrToR:--Enclosed | send you
tho official vote for hundred officers
for Mill Greek hundred held Nov. Sth,
1892.
Assessors William Mitchell, D..
Northern district, 100; western, 1879;
eastern, IL; Total, $3.50.
w. Frank Taylor, r., Northern dis.
trlct, 300; western, no; eastern, 100.
Total 4e6.
A. j. whlteman. Pro-, Northern dis
trlet, Ill western, 20; eastern, 81, To
tai, So.
Road Com missioners-D. Richards.
d.. Northern district. l52; western, rs
eastern. 49, Total, 37l
J. W. Worrell. r., Northern district.
100; western Ill; eastern, 1854; Total
465.
James Hardness. Pro-, Northern dis.
trict, 10; western, IS; eastern, 20. 10.
tai, 60. ...-
Inspector. Northern District-A. J.
Williamson, D.. l4g; l. Harvey Finn
r., 1874; II. s. Fisher, Pro-, IA.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-30

GHESTER-In.C aries own. Mas, on the
eth Of November, 1872 " flltilu ii
Chester. aged 20 ears.
Relat VS. and friends are invited To
mrrt ut tho W l,mtnStnn nd brandy.
win" cemetery, ON Wrda,sdty SoNcin-
Ter 2Jtil, ut o'yluct. i, M, where inter
mem " III hH made.
now RD-Dn SuA e,uhnr %. lSn1. Rulph
Howard, agea ~ year.
Relative aud iricnd Hre invite TO at
tend thu fuhcrti services nj ii Hta resi-
tenor No. o, iin"uH Vista Il rurt, on
Thu ala, morning rats O'Clock. InteliTrnt
nj Chester Pa
y hM.-Un the sHth Of November, ial.,
itirauur l.. lyman. III The seventy. Gig hi
urol h'InEc.
itenrj ze5 friends are .csuretrtllIv
invit q u. ':t,l hrr fun raj iron The
#"7l'leet q son, hHvih Il. lyman.
nrer y On Friday, Dcccmbfr end
l"l5 VIII a 'nrlhnr notice. Services n
W hon, q -. g. i3ri' 7 N. ln;crmcnt At
LEW ia,-ln >ewarN, peL, on the 2sth
i lust Evan i"H =. II cd giy ars.
| R"la Tvs and friends ara invited TO
IA teud lie funeral, ti,m tllu residence
If his spn, John Il Lewis, Newark.
Ihur5'lty, - X. lSt, at =o'r!nGL=p. M
,Hvie" II this house, and mtclmGnt ID
NJ. Il, = eheirry.
MCOhnSK EY. in this city on tho g7ih
instant, William L. Met ius<ey, son VI
TIE late Michuli |. and Aargnret Me.
GlOskcy.
5CEutD.-Tn this CITY. suddenly, on The
2th# instant, III the res ld"Hce of his
pare =, Cn,rlci Leonard, Only chfId oil
( Drlnudl II AMI Auslc Cloud, aged :
yCarB and months
nALliNNlN.- AT ltorlfrssin, on the gStn
/ Instant, N - dane BALDWIN, III nrr I'LL
year.
JpNES--On November 2lth, Jackson
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-30

We have q large lot Of
Merino and natural wool un.
derwear for men and women
which are largely reduced.
They have been removed
from our regular stock to the
basement, all assorted in
separate lots and ready for
immediate delivery and the
following price list is a sam
pile of the whole lot:
Lalies' white Merino
vests, French neck, silk
stitched and ribbed skirt, re.
duced to 80 from SOC. Sizes
2S to 40 inch. Pants the
same.
Ladies' white Merino vests
and pants with French neck
and ribbed sleeves. Sizes
29 to 40, are reduced to A
from 60c.
Mems natural wool shirts
and drawers with silk stitch
ed neck and ribbed skirt in
sizes from 80 to 48, are re-
duced to 70 cents from 81.
Twelve hundred camel S
hair, natural color stockings
for men, worth all the time
% cents per pair, we have
added to these reduced lots
for 10 cents per pair; for
cold-footed men these are
the very thing.
Also a lot of fine gauge
balbriggan unbleached stock
ings for men, are reduced
from 20 cents to 14c per
pair. .=.4 ..~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-30


1t looked ss II hot words would Gull
inmate IN fist Hight In front of
brakes auction room at 4lS Market
street this afternoon. but fortunately
no blows We're struck. 1t seems auction
eer Drake has been selling aquantity
OF Italian ornaments at his store fol a
Philadelphia party.
As the goods were very costly the
sales were very slow here. To-day the
owner OF the properly came to this
city and instructed John Beck, the
carter, to go to the store and remove
the goods. Beck did as he was or
dered but when he started to pack the
goods, Drake said that they should
not be removed from his premises.
While they were quarreling the owner
OF the goods walked into the store.
He told Drake he hud ordered Beck
to remove the goods but this did not
suit the auctloneer. He went to the
police station and ondeauored to OBJ
tain a restraint against the owner
from taking the goods As the goods
were proven to belong to the Phlla-
delphian he was allowed to remove
them.
The tongue lashing drew large
crowd of people In front OF the auc-
ton room.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-30

Evening journal. Nov. l5 1892, in 10.
gard to tn" attack made upon me by
Frank Lee. was gross exaYgeration,
oil the allegations against my charuc-
Ter being wholly and unqualiliedly
false. Gross injustice and irrepara.
BILE injury are also done to Mrs. Lee. l
have been acquainted with Mrs. Lee
but a few months, and invariably
treated her with that respect due the
wife Of gentleman. The jealousy
OF Mr.. Lee was without cause, and
must be attributed to nlschiefmakers
who are always anxious to involve
their nelghbors In trouble have on
deavored to conduct myself properly
on all occasions, and my life shall lie a
full refutation OF all such charges.
A. RINGLAND.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-30

The Brandywine Granite Company,
OF this city, has shipued forty barge
loads oil granite to he Used In building
the Ice breakers at the Delaware Break-
water. The last load WAS sent on
Saturday. With the granite the gap
between the Ice breakers and the
Breakwator has been filled to high
water mark also. 1t is estimated that
It Will cost the government fully $780,
900 TO finish tho wall In tho gap to the
level OF the Break water II is expect,
ell that the wotk will have TO be dis,
continued during the winter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-30

A. C. Harding will probably be re-
turned to Philadelphia to-day by De-
tectiye Hultish. Yesterday the detec-
tive went to Dover and secured new
requtsition papers. he returned last
night with the papers and will either
take his prisoner today or to-mor.
row.
Harding was arrested here for swlnd-
ling, he having obtained money from
citizens who were pulled in by AN nd
vertisement which Harding had plac-
cd in the daily papers for positions.
He was finally captured by Detectives
HAWKING and Hatton. Harding is
wanted in Philadelphia on six distinct
chsrges,and when his term has expired
there he will be turned over to the
brooklyn, Camden and New York au,
thoritles, where he Is also wanted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-30
SAVED MY Il FE
Would Have Scratched Myself to Death
bat for 0utieura. Best Doctors
Two Years. Bills et25.
Expended $3.50 for Cuticura Renee
dies. ! MN To-day n Well ninn.
with n Smooth skin.

1 wes afflicted two ycars with o disease
tho doctors called ring.worm. herpes, or
salt rh-um. ! WAS treated by three d iffor-
emit doctors. the best J could find, but they
did me no good. My doctors Bills were
Sla,. One told me | would have TO no on
TO some healing springs to get we'll / saw
your advertisement and wrote 10 YOU
over ayearago. A young friend of mine
was going to New Urleans La at tho time.
and ! sent by him TO bring me back acme
OF tho CuTiuuHA REMEDIEs lie bouuht
two boxes OF Cp1IcuRA, two cakes CurI.
OuRA SOAP, anu ono bottle CuTicuRh
HEsoLvENT. must thauk God for your
CuTICunA REMEDIES coming to my re.
lief. am now to-day n well man; my
mock, shoulder, and arms Ato as smooth
rs they ever were. have had good health
ever since ! commenced TO use the CuTI-
CuRA RRaEDIEs. am spI eadinR he fame
OF 1t everywhere 70. forft Is q God send
to suffering humanity. II was the CUTI.
CURA HEMEDigs which saved my life.
would have scratched myself to death. /
have quit using the medicine now for
nine months, and no trace of the disease
has showed up since.
A. II. MABRY. sheppsrdtown. Miss.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-30
rhe piblo,. integrity rrlumph.,


DIR. Vests third lecture at Central
Church last evening, sustaining the In
tegrity OF the Bible. was three times
as largely attended as his first one.
He criticises the Higher Criticism"
which deals with the date, the origin,
and authorship and integrity OF each
OF the books of the Bible. The Low
or Criticism" considers the original
words and their translation.
The Doctor 10 the master of many
languages, including English. Hebrew,
Greek, German and French. He has
made profound study and exhaustive
research OF the works OF the great
scholars OF the world who are OF an
atheistlc spirit and educate. all people
they can to the general effect that the
Bible is not mn inspired and especially
ordained and authorized work of Gods
authorship. that there Is no written
history, and never was, for a Pc
Iiod OF nine hundred years, but only
myths and traditions thnt Moses and
others were not the authors OF the
buoksaccredlted to them, that such
books were written many years after
ward by Ingenious literary notables
who were rs much inspired as Shake
speare and other talented writer's and
no more.
The lecturer gives from his perspicu-
GUS. Illuminated charts the ano lysls
and synthesls of the Higher critics"
He ponderously and clearly demon
strates that they are mistaken, delu d.
ed. extremely ridiculous and fairly
open to rldicue.
The EvangeIists writings and lee
lures are of the greatest value because
they lay solid aud complete founda-
ton. and a primary education for the
pastors, evangelists, teachers and stu
dents of the general Christian Church,
making them Competent TO enter the
arena OF scholarly criticism and como
out victors.
The good and learned Evangelist
has three more Lectures already writ
ten, OF the same excellent quality
that he hns delivered here under the
auspices Of the Presbyterian Alliance,
of which Geo. W. Bush is president,
and competent to state how the Chris
tian scholars OF Wilmington have re.
,ceived Dr. Vests lectures
Our opinion is that they are grate.
fully delighted and think the Doctor
knocks the learned atheists out of all
,countonance. They have perpetrated
a consummate fraud In literature.
with the Doctors six lectures as q
Key note to the study and handling oil
the subject the scholars OF the church
Will soon render the tlelsts harmless.
The doctor says he had rather be u
iioIuan Catholic thnn one of them, be-
cause they deny the divine authorship
OF the Bible altogether.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-30

1t is not too early to think
of your selections of hand.
kcrchiefs for holiday times,
they are here in endless
variety, the result of our own
import orders given months
ago to prepare for the holi.
day season.
We have a great variety
of initials in different de.
signs for ladies and gentle
men in either laundried or
unlaundried, 2 for 25 cents,
all linen-and two excep.
tionally fine linen handker-
chiefs with a beautifully en-
broidered letter for % and
so cents for both ladies and
gentlemen.
If you have a fancy for
boxes, we have them six in
a box with three styles of
embroidered letters, alto.
gether a neat little affair for
81. 30.
Your best choice in hand.
kerchiels will be the earliest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-30

The market WAGONS on King street
this morning extended from Second
street almost up to ToHii. The at
tendance OF layers WAS good, ard the
following were lheruing Prices:
Butter, 3, TO 40 cents a pound; eggs.
IS to is cents Il dozen; white potatoes
L To Il tents hat peck; sweet pula.
toes, 70 10 - cents u iialf peck; apples,
10 To ~ cents a half p4ca; bcets.
cents a bunch; spinach, 10 TO ~ cents
a hall peck cranbsrrlez, u 10 cents d
quart.
New beans, 6 cents IL quar-: hominv
q To cents II quart; celery 3 to hrent.
stalk; hor5eradish, : to q rents Il
stalk, paisnips Gsnts a luneh can.
bnge, ! TO s cents a hnatl grapes, J
celtts a pound; eltce, 3to . cents I
head turHip7.s to 10 ctIlts a hBlf pack
chickens, ii to sl25 Il pair: rabbits
~ cents pair, turkeys, II 10 III cent?
a ponnu quail, g u a2.aD dozen
ducks, 81 TO 81 70 a pair.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-30

In letter to General Secretary j r,
King yesterday from Ira ID. Sunkey IL
Is stated that Mr. Moody Is expected
10 Brooklyn, Mr.. Sankey's home, on
Thursday Of this week. MIR. Moody
will ti.en give his personal answer to
the call that has been extended from
this city. Mr. Snnkey says lie has not
the least doubt but Mr. Moody will at
once accept the invitation
Ii They come they will be here jan
nary - 1898, which Is the last day of
the convention OF the Yonng Mems
Christian Association.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-30

Our coats for Ladies,
Misses and Children are sell
ing in large quantities, thus
showing the quick apprecia.
ton our customers have of
good goods and fine work.
manship. Our assortment
OF coats comprise the best
standards and novelties from
the pretty little pleated
Gretchen for $4.25 TO the
stylish 3.cape Paletot for
Sl5.00. The cloths are Sc.
lected with quality as the
first consideration, and you
can get here the best the
market affords. ".@.. ....
We have an elegant lot
of choice skin capes in
French Lynx, Pulled Coney
Astrakhan, Wool Seal, Mon.
key, Marten and Baltic Seal
from SO to $40.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-30
A Initial state. ,.r,.o,er Rs,o.so,

Robert Cassidy, who was convicted
at the October term OF thu United
States Court IN 1891, for passing coun
terfelt money and sentenced to he i'm l.
prisoned for one year, yesterday was
released from New Castle jail he hay
Ing served his sentence. ca ssldy wus
brought TO this city by United States
Marshal Mahatfy and tnken before the
United States Court and given SIS
suit OF clothes and IS In money. He
was also fined $1,000 and this accounts
for the ono month over his term, he
having tailed TO pay the fine.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-30
.Y.Cl0thilg House
wiLnrSaTos. "Wednesday. Nov. 80. 1892.
MEETINGS FOR THIS EVENING

Hone Lodge. I. O.O.F.
Delaware Lodge. d. o. II.
Crusaders Castle. X. @. l..
St. Johns Castle. X. G.E ""...
Liberty Conclave. s. W. NJ. -.... ...
Delaware Lodge A. q. o. W.
Blue Rock Council. l.. of Il. @.
Diamond Council, o. U. AM.
Eureka Council. Jr. o. u. A. M.
Mattahoon Tribe. Imp'd Red Men.
Palestine Ca tie. A. D. X. OF NJ. @.
Oriental Lodge Knights OF Pythiaa
Champion Lodge, knights of PythlaG
Golden Gate Commandery. X. ofM.
Naomi Rebecca Degree Lodge. 10. o F
WomRn's Relief Corps. U. 5. Grant Pos,
Wilmington EncNinp. X. OF ST. John& "
tranklinCircie Bro herhooi otthe Uniou
German Mutual Beneficial SoStety, Nc. Z
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-30

Joseph Girven, of the Warren Athle-
tic club was defeated by Frank p
Mitchell in wrestling bout mt the
sports Of the Philadelphia Amateur
Swimming Club which ware held In
that city Inst night. lnfallng GirvcL
alikhted on his head which, II is said.
caused him to give up the match.
Tho match between Callaghan, Of
the Warren Club, and mem aer OF the
swimming club. did not come en-. AS
the local wrestler was u trille heavier
than his opponent
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-30

The Lofhell Car Wheel Go pany
will 10 II short time commence the
erection Of new boiler house at its
south side works lhA present room
is entirely too small for the work
which is done in 1t and the ad
tlltion Is also demanded by the con.
sianlly growing trade OF the com
pany. The new buiiiHE Will he Of
buck two stories high, and VIII O 30
ieet front by 90 feet derp. The estl-
mate cest of IL will be 5l5D1.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-30
Inspeclor Dohl's Work.

Pudding Inspector Dohl this morn
ing condemned and ordered to be torn
down within Is days the old cooper
shop OF this William Lea Il sons Com.
p4ny. The building is On Race street
between Mil and Hutton, and Is said
to be In dangerous condition.
The Inspector also condemned the
dwelling house at No. 3O2 East Tenth
street. owned by II. 5. Smith. The
building is a two-story frame aud il
also In II very dangerous condition.
The owner was given 80 days to
have building removed, and ii not
done in that time Will he punished ac-
coruinR to law,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-30

merry surprise party was given on
SATURDAY evening to Mary, daughter
oil lhos. W. Steward. S23 West 9th
stleet. 1t being the six zenith anniyer.
sary OF her beth, About thirty of iier
young friends and cousins were pres.
eht, some from Philadelphia, I.anden.
DeTg, hennett Square and Unionylllo.
she was the recipient OF many beautl,
iui gifts and the evening was so hap.
PLY spent, that IL will always he re-
uembered with pleasure.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-30

Job Il. Jackson lectured on "The
Eiffel Tower, and Paris Top of the
Tower" at the Friends Meeting House,
Fifteenth and Race streets, Phtlalel.
phia, last evening for the benefit Of the
Friends School at that place.
The lecture was well attended. MI.
merous persons from this city and
several Professors from Swnrl hmure
spoke In the highest complimentary
terms Of The lecture, nnd the many
handsome views presented by tue nd
OF the. stereopticon, several views of
which cost Mr.. jackson quite u snug
sum.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-30

Last evening while Michael Dough-
srty was dr,vtng the old engine of the
Weccaeoe Fire Company to the house
Of the re-organizod Wafer Witch Fire
company, at Thirteenth and Union
streets he met with n serious acct
dent. Dougherty has but one leg, aud
n he was driving across Mource
street he fell from the engine. He
landed on his one leg and fractured it
Below The knee. The unfortunate
man was taken to the delaware Hos.
pital, where tho fracture was reduced.