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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-12

The following officers of Garfield
Camp, No. Q, Sons OF Veterans, were
installed last evening by Comrade
Peters, OF Smyth Post, No. /. g. A r.:
Captain A. W, Peters; First Lieuten-
ant, J. George Ash; Second Lieutenant.
George w. Davidson; Chaplain, Walter
q. Long; First Sergeant. Wilmer X,
Hahn; Assistant, George Peters; Quar-
master, Charles Hahn; Color Ser
'geant, Howard Heritage; Trustees,
Arthur Biddle ]. George Ash. George
Davidson; Corporal OF The Guard. Q.
lDlckerson; Camp Guard, Wesley
Several members OF the G. A. r.
were present and addresses were made
filled with good advice to the young
men. Captain Anderson, who served
during the past term, was
presented with a past captains badge
At the close OF the exercises an abun
dance OF refreshments were served.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-12
no,rd az po,,ca commi.sioners,

The Board OF Police Commissioner
met last night. The report from De-
teotlves Hawkins and Hatton was read
showing that for the first six months
OF their term In service they recovered
and returned to the owners stolen
property valued at Sl,5SS.S7 They
had arrested ITO persons for various
offences.
Mayor Wiley named WIN. H. Cald-
we'll, colorcd, and Walter d. Willis,
white, for additions to the police force.
On motion OF Mayor Wiley, Chief Of
Police Blackburn was instructed to
select three good officers for duty on
Market stpeet from Tenth to Front,
and from thence TO the p, w. q b.
Railroad depot.
James Webb was appointed special
officer at the works of the Harlan and
Hollingsworth company.
A petition was received from the
city detectives asking the board to
provide for them more private quar-
ters and suggested the renting OF a
small room in the Eckel building adj
Joining the City Hall, already furnish
ed with sofa and other equipments
for SIS year.
Chief OF Police Blackburn reported
that Sergeant Chambers and Officer
Brown were both intoxicated while on
duty yesterday. The board then id
iourned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-12
FIFTH EDITION.
Golden Engles stirred un.

There was great rustllng OF feath-
ers and general stirring up Of the
Golden Eagles that met In Eden Hall
last night. The cause of such q stir.
ring up OF the noble birds was frater-
nal visit ny Chosen Friends Castle, No.
80, OF Philadelphia, to Its namesake
Chosen Friends Castle. No. ID, OF VIII
mington, and OF course, q good time
was unavoidable.
The Wilmington birds met the Phlla-
delphla birds at the p. w. u b. eta
tion and winged the visitors In a spe-
clal electric car up to Eden Hall, whera
they were welcomed by the great boss
eagle, Noble Chief Joseph Bradford, In
an appropriate speech, which was re-
sponded to by a visiting eagle.
A special dispens ttion having
been granted by the grand chief eagle
OF Delaware to install the officers last
evening, the visiting eagles performed
that duty In perfect manner to the
admiration of all the assembled eagles.
Then came a grand surprise to the
home eagles, Grand Chief Peely OF the
visiting eagles presented the home
eagles with a beautiful banner as d
slight token Of esteem and friendship.
The banner was appropriately RI.
ceived by Past Grand Chief Harry y.
Vollmer, after which speeches were
made by quite a number OF visitors
and the visited.
Amongst those present and respond.
ing were Grand Chief George W. Damet
Colonel ]. q. Gooding, of Monarch
Castle, No. y. Washington, d. O., and
Past Supreme Chief Thomas Birchalk
Delegations were also present from
several down State Castles, the stat
of Grand Chief Dame and Of Deputy
Grand Chief Forrest.
After this feast of reason q flow of
soul followed around a bounteously
spread board.
The Installing officers were G.. O.,
W. II. Pelly; p. G. O., j. Cloud; G. v.
c., Dewitt DEM; G.. 8. H., George Has
lon Fo Ct Il; = = E. - A Ee M q T..
gle; q. X. of Ex., Edwin Erb; @. F. g..
Z. A. Severn; G. S. G., W. Leatherbury.
The visitors returned home at2 O'Clock
this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-12

Two two story brick houses. Nos. go
and - Searles street belonging to Elk
Sheriff Alyau allen, aud in which no
person, to his knowledge, had entered
for at least three weeks past, were set
fire to by an ineendiary last evening.
In the opinion OF Chief Fireman Rob.
insOn the lnrcndiary torch was applied
in several rlGC y. At go O'Clock the
alarm was sounded from box 81.
The fire has been burning u long time
hciore Icing discovered, as the houses
Were tightly closed and not occupied.
Aftei the lire dHraatmeht arrived and
got water on, they drowned out the
fire but not until the hU8sa= wrre bad
ly burned, one Of them being com
pletely gu'tni and roolles5. The
valuation of both was 50 800, iusur-
ance = eep; estimated loss 81 800,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-12

In the NIP and Tuck" case which
was reported Yesterday, and created
quite sensation, because Howard
Bullock declared he would, this morn
ing, produce two witnesses who would
swear that his boon companion was
seen by them coming out OF Hay
woods drunk on Saturday night be-
fore he hunted said Bullock up In a
barber shop Mt Sixteenth and Market
streets. and followed him to his home
at Twenty. second street Dandying
ribald jokes and indulglng in tho re-
creation of mutual punching" the
defendant was dismissed without
either costs or fines to pay.
AS TO whether drunk or sober there
was conflicting testimony as to both
OF them and We will give them both
the benefit of the doubt and allow they
Were botn sober .....
Moreover we will keep mum" too,
after being kindly permitted to ask
just one question in behalf OF the PEG.
PIES welfare.
Can the people OF Wilmington afford
to pay man sixty dollars per month,
clothe him with their handsome uni
form put upon him the ladge of official
position and authority commanding
by law that he shall be respected and
obeycd and then permit him in their
public streets, in the presence OF ten
thousand innocent children, to use
profusely such APPALLING profanity
and ohscenitv that all ordinary bias
pheming and vulEarity pales into insig
nlllcance. ...
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-12
Tho HilIes HOusa RurpIara

John, alias 'Domlnick" McGllnchey,
and John j. Fahey, alias James
Fitch" who were arrested in Philadel-
phia on Sunday evening with part OF
the property stolen from Mrs. Sarah
I. Hilles house, No. 1000 King street,
Saturday morning last, are In limbo
In Philadelphia.
While MeGlinchev was held for a
hearing before Magistrate Pole today
he claiming that he could prove an
allbl. Fitch says In his confession that
McGlinchey was not with him and that
he alone committed the robbery.
Detective Hatton went to Philadei-
phia yesterday morning and VIM. 8.
Eilles ESQ.,, followed and met Detec-
tive Hatton at Broad street station,
and they, with Miss Hilles, who was
visiting friends in Philadelphia, went
to the Central police station, where
they identified the coat worn by Fahey,
alias Fitch, MS ono owned by MIR. Hilles.
Miss llllles also identified two sill
yer candlestlcks found in Fahey's
pocket. 1t will be two or three days
before the requlsltion papers will be
prepared.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-12

About $50 O'Clock this forenoon,
Benjamin Garrett. a colored man while
crossing u small bridge between Shell
pot Creek and Edge Moor Station, saw
u white man lying on the ice under the
bridge dead and with his head out ) ii
struck by an engine. lie went on and
notified the track walker who telegraph.
ed to Coroner Sparks, The Coroner re-.
sponded and had the body removed to
the morgue at Sixth and SHIRLEY
Streets The man wa5 apparently q
drummer about 45 years Of ago plainly
dressed. and his fingers had been cut
off his left hand years before.
Amongst his effects was bunch OF
keys with a ring and label with the
name of Albert Smith Carnwnll, New
York. An inquest Will he held at the
coroners Office this evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-12

About Q o'clock this morning tho
house OF james II. Parker, Seventh
and Broome Streets was entered by
burglars and robbed Of large guam
tity Of clothing. The thieves forced
an entrance by cutting q pane OF glass
in window and then pushing back
the fastenings on the Inside.
The lower part of the house was
completely ransacked. The property
missing is cllinchiila overcoat, two
other overcoats, a seal skin coat, trim
med with sable. light cloak, a dark
black cloak, 2 silk umbrellas. pair
gents gloves, sable muif, set of
gents underwear and a silver dish.
The thieves tried to break into the
residence of John McVoy, Seventh and
Franklin streets, but We're scared away,
They then visited the residence OF II.
II. Ward, Esq, Fifth and DUPONT
streets. which they entered by cutting
through a window, but once inside
they became alarmed and left.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-12
Death of an Aged Lady,

Mrs. Agnes Lowber for many years
the widow of Constantine Iowber,
died at the residence of her late son-in-
law Thomas Fox, No. 30i Poplar street
yesterday, IN the seth year OF her age.
She died In the rlponess of years, of a
OF discusses incident TO
old age. Mrs. Lowber la the third
death in the Fox family since last
March, when the wife OF the late
Thomas Fox died.
Thomas Fox died January I'd, and
now Tho grandmother, beloved by all
the family, has passed away. Eight
children OF the family, four sons and
-four daughters. arc left to mourn the
recent death OF mother. later OF
their father, and now OF their grand
mother. The funeral will take place
on Thursday. Solemn requiem mass
at st. Mary's II. G. Church on Thurs
day mon Ing at 8 o'clock. Interment
in Cathedral Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-12
An Afternoon Fire

At $50 o'clock this afternoon n fro
broke out In the rear OF J. j. Wards
Der Of boxes.
The flames spread rapidly anz tho
fro department was soon on hand.
Coptous streams soon checked tie
flames, and ut this writing p. M, the
fire is under control.
The sufferers are John B. Ward, G.
II. Warren, George Reed and Paul
Mark all meat dealers except Mr.. War;
rem who is fruit dealer.
The Weecacee engine broke down al
the corner OF Fifth and Shipley streets
and will be out OF service for few
days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-12

Amy Of The earlier stages of Consump.
ton can be cured. It's a matter of eYi.
dence : strong enough and complete
enough to warrant tho makers of DR..
Fierce's Golden Medical Discovery In
promising this:
II it's taken in time and given a fair
trial, they'll refund tho money in any case
where THOR medicine fails to benefit or
cure
But It's medicine that doesn't fail; II
goes to the root of tho trouble. Cousurnp.
ton is developed through the blood, and
must no cured In the same way ft's a
scrotulolls affection of the lungs-a blood
faint. And the surest remedy for Scrof
ula in ell its forms, the most potent blood
cleanser, strength restorcr, and flesh
builder known to medical science, is tht
Golden Medical Discovery 1t cure!
SerotHla; it eu.es Consumption; it cure:
all Bronchial, Throat, and Lung aifec
tions, Asthma, Weak Lungs, Severe, Lin
gering Coughs, and kindred ailments.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-12
Amusenents.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

A largo audience was present at the
Grand Opera House last evening to
witness the presentation of the thrill
ing melo-dramma, "A Dark Secret"
for the benefit Of the Nights OF st.
Lawrence.
Miss Flora Moore will present the
fayorlte farcial comedy Zig Tag" ct
the Grand Opera House tomorrow
evening. She will be supported by a
company OF unusual excellence. This
comedy is full OF sparkling music,
clean artists and pretty women.
The thrilling tive-act drama. 1.-THE
Midnight Alarm, WILDE presented at
the Grand Opera House, on Thursday
evening. The stage settings and
effects are excellent and woke much
applause wherever presented The
most realistic aud thrilling sceens are
where the fast express HES across the
draw bridge, after the attempt to
wreck 1t had been foiled. aud tho one
showing the interior of the engine
house and the receipt of the alarm OF
fire, changing to the exterior of the
house and showing thesmoklng steam
or dashing through the storm 10 the
fire.
Niobe, the greatest success OF the
year, in u comedy way, will be pre-
5ented at the Grand Opera House next
Monday and Tuesday evenings.
ACADEMY
The Fay Foster Burlesque Speciality
Company opened their engagement at
the Academy last evening before Il
large and appreGiative audience.
The company is composed of artists
OF ability, and their singing, dancing
and witty sayings In the speciality
work are excellent. There were some
musical specialtics Introduced during
the performance by Mr.. Frank Clay
| ton, and exhibition III the slack wire
by the great Alberta, giving something
in the line. A number of ladies were
In the audience present. There /.
nothing said presented to offend any
person. The same will! appear this and
to morrow evening aud tomorrow al
ternoon. The sign, standing Room
Only" was hanging in conspicuous
place.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-12

About quarter OF 10 o'clock to-day
the store boy at Wyatt x Co.'S, 603
Market street went down cellar with
10 lighted candle which he forgot to
put out before returning to the store.
1t burned down and then set fire to
the box he had left it on, and this COM
lmunicated the lame to other boxes,
SO that in about an hour the smoke
came into the store, whereupon an
alarm was struck from City Hall box,
No. ~, at O'CLOCK.
The Washington steam fro engine
got the first water on and was in SER
lvice about half an hour. Friendship
got on the second water, all OF which
WAS thrown into the basement only.
No damage can he stated, as it ID not
known how the smoke will affect the
goods, but Wyatt N Co. are amply in
Isured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-12

The following officers were elected
yesterday by General George II
Thomas Command United States Reg-
ular Army and Navy Veterans: Past
Com mander. William Kelley; Comman-
der William T. WIndish; Nice.comman.
der Samuel s. Curlett; Adiutant,
George Holman; Quarsermoster, Will
lam Kelley; Officer of the Day, Charles
link: officer OF the Guard, William j.
Erwin; Inside Sentinel Alexander Bill.
ingsey: Outside Sentinel William Il.
Fuhr; Trustees, John Murray, George
Keech and John Cassidy. They will
be publicly installed next Sunday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-12
THIRD EDITION.
a GRAMMAR coNEAB.


XUuTmau Wins-B0ard OF Public Edu-
cations FlnRnoes-The Cook Resigns.
VIM. Turner, Tor Fourth ward and
sworn In as members of the Board of
Public Eiuoation, at Its regular meet
ing last evening. The Finance Com
mittae endorsed the treasurers report
Tor December. 1t showed total debts
80, nos 30; total credits $40, S9409 with
R balance on hand December 81 for
: 9uf7ent expenses of $50, 6l22l.
Pay-rolls; teachers. s9,o13.71; off,
/. cers and janitors, s9s5.l2; miscelln-
anous. $382. 81.
DR. Shortlidge moved the introduce
zion OF Maxwell's grammars. Mr..
Maynard, for Superintendent Harlan,
moved TO substitute Longman's. The
Doctor thought one series would
teach better than the three now In use
which are too English" In sentiment
gud that eleven teacher had told him
Longman's grammars were not sulta-
bic.
Mr.. Baynard thought, as the super
tntendent was held responsible for
good work, he should be given the
tools he wants. DIR. s +. then favored n
meeting of grammar school teachers
to express their opinions on the gram
mars and was upheld by s. redmond
Smith, Esq.
DIR. Morgan was willing to leave 1t
10 the superintendent. Mr. Smith
thought the superintendent had not
told the textbook committee which to
adopt and that he would favor any
book with which the teachers could do
good work. Supt. Harlan said the
matter had been In consideration two
years, that all three OF the authors
were Englishmen, that Maxwell's and
Il Iongman's series were both good. MIR
Eaynard's substitute prevailed. Hence
LOngman wins. ....
No. IS school. manual training de-
partment, was reported in working or
der and public inspection invited. Bids
Tor wooden vlses were authorized.
The machinery OF the High School
was reported insured for ~ 900, and
No. 81 building for $4,000 and ap
Sosr sets of the 49,. Enclycope
{lia were ordered tor use In the gram
mar schools.
Miss Imogene Belville's resignation
as teacher OF No. 10 grammar schoo
oDolSing class was referred to the com
mittee.
Communications from Henry C
Conrad. Esq. and Mrs. ]. Frank Ball
Recommending public school exercise
In honor of the Columbia Exposition
and a contribution of one penny pei
{ pupil to promote the States exhibit
WIS laid over for the present. Omu
Ion favored an appropriation from tn
Boards fund rather than break tn
rule not to solicit the school to con
xfibute to any cause.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-12

Lieutenant Howard S,imps on, inspee-
tor of rifle practice OF the y. g. ~.
has submitted his annual report to adj
jutant General Garrett j. Hart. The
report Is lengthy but contains much
that is OF interest to tho mpnbOrs of
the National Guard. The colenel con
ciudes Ills report witt tho ralnCs Of
those who haVo qualified rs sharp.
shooters ana marksmen. Ont of 5l5
men It'll The National Guard only %
qualified in either OF the ella s5es.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-12

The family Of James H. 'F'isher, n
Former resident Of our city. but now
residing at No. 22I2 Eleventh stre,.t,
Philadelphia, have been suffering with
scarlet fever and diplIthera. and OH
Monday they buried thor little laagh-
ter, Annie, aged eight years, and three
others are so sick that their recovery
is very doubtful The father aud
mother are also laid up, which adds to
The sorrows Of the Stricken oncs. and
aroqses the svnipatAies Of friends az
well as relatives.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-12
on THURSDAY.
THE 18TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1892,
AT 10 o'clock, a. m.

The following described real estate. viz;
All that certain farm plantation or
tract OF land lying oil the road leading
from Middletown to Bohemia Mills IN
New Castle county. Del, and bounded ON
the east by land oil the heirs OF Geo. Der
riel<son and the Choptank road, on the
south by lands of W. Il. Cochran and the
west By lands Of james Il. Hoiiecker. and
on the north by lands OF Manlove Wilson,
containing 16J acres of land more or less.
Seized aud takon in execution as the
property OF Thomas @. Murphy and Ly-
dia Il. Murphy and {. Is, and to be sold by
WILLIAM SIMMONS, Sheriff.
Shotitf's ONCE. Wilmington. Del. jan
uaTy 18th. 1872. jan-l2
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-12

CtHERlFF'S SALE by VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of Levarl Facias. to me directed,
will lie exposed TO public sale at the hotel
OF Alex. Maxwrll. iii the town of Mid.
dletown New Castle county, Delaware,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-12

Delegations from q. A. r. Posts will
attend tho lecture of General st. Clair
Mulihol.and ut st, Mary's Church, cor
nor of sixth and Pine streets on We'd
mes lay and Thursday evenings, In or
der to learn something about the pro.
gress being male in art and kindred
subjects. The proceeds will be used
for the benefit Of the parish
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-12

The income account shows these figures
lIahat ~ L -. -.
Total ..... .....s s., t94. Gas. Is s.. 205. lp9 q

Total..,.... IS, 1914, aaS Is s.. 295. log 20
The net earnings OF the p, w. 4 Il.
railroad were $t,3l6lS5 IL; philadel-
phia and Baltimore Central. s206, AS ~.
delaware road. SS19,017 So; Delaware,
Maryland aud Virginia road. SEQ, 5S3. IS;
net loss OF Queen Anne's and Kent
road, S6,l4l.35; delaware and Chesa-
peake, $3.50 OIL; Cambridge and S,.4-
ford, SIS, a355S.
During tho year there were 5,417 tons
OF steel and 9i2 tons Of iron laid. 274,-
56S ties were put in tho tracks. Seven
miles and eight hundred aud sixty
three feet OF new were laid. besld 90
one mile. two thousand seven hundred
aud eiEhty-four feet of private sidings.
A double track iron bridge was built
at Angora on the Central division and
Il single track iron bridge at Glen
Mills.
Reference was made in the report TO
the loss sustained ny the resignation
January |, 1891. OF II. II. Carter, super
lntNndent of the Maryland division,
followed April Same year by the res
| ignution OF Isaac n. Mills superin-
| tundent OF the Delaware division. l.
| Il. Hutchinson was appointed to Sue
Gee i MIR Carter and Il L. Holiday to
succeed Mr. Mills.
ihe report of Treasurer r. W, Smith
showed that the capital stock OF tho
company WIS 5lisi9,35o; registered
bonds and ground rents aggregate
S., SO, jJS; accounts payable, 81 9?1, =
50l 81 sinking funds. S47G,CJO; balance
to credit OF prolita0d 10 ss, 81 .324, 99l IS;
99159 Is increase; other items sho wed
a decrease OF So, 500 %; showing the
actual increase TO he SLICED, 4Ol. "a.
| Upon the credit side of the account is
! the road, representing cost OF main
| line and branches also equipment used
/ thereon and on all operated roads, ELI, :
g! SIS 106 Al; by real estate, 1885,, GA. 10;
j total charged to construct on. equip
metlt and real estate, TlA21l, 620. 81; by
stocks and bonds OF other companies,
1855, I25.04 trustees of sinking funds,
/ SiI6,0OO fuel and materials on hand,
$50. 695.04; accounts receivable and
balances due from other companies,
S0l0267. II; by cash in hand of treas.
urcr Si66, sl0.24; in hands of pasSen.
ger and freight agents, $3.50, 2g2. IS; to.
tai, I5l 059, Al LOS
An election for directors was then
held, when the following were elected
George Is. Roberts, William Sellers.
John p. Green, j. n. DuBMry, Frank
Thomson, Henry d. Welsh, b. Il.
Colnegys and N. T. Shortlidge of
GhilAlclphla; Christian feDlger ana h.
TatHall Warner of this city; jacob
Tome Port Deposit, Nd. Benjamin +.
Newcomer Sltipwith Wilmer and Ger
man Ii. Hunt, Baltimore, and the Hon.
Eliwald Lloyd OF Talbot county. Md.
The directors are the same as before
with tie exception that n. T.. Short.
Z lidge takes the place Of Wistnr Morris,
dccea5nd. The directors then organized
by electing George l.. Roberts presi
dent; j. c. Sims il. Secretary, and
Robert W. Smith, Treasurer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-12

good foot wear means, Just this shoes
that W ear. Perhaps you need some-
thing in that kind OF foot wear to-day.
Children's shoes. for instance, some
thing good, something that will wear,
something not too high in price. I'VE
have them, good well made seryiceable
shops, every square inch leather, made
to protect the feet; our prices protect
the pocket book. Something else, ex-
ira heavy working shoes for extra bad
weather. We saom to have struck the
right thing on this line of goods prices
just low enough to suit. II you need
the shoes. Formnn's, No. 10 Il. 4th
street, between Market and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-12

There will sold at the Court
house tomorrow Wednesday, morn
ing at 10 o'clock some % different
properties belonging to tho estate OF
the late VIM. bush, most Of which ARE
very eligibly situated and we'll worth
the attention Of capitalists as we'll a.
those who wish to secure homes for
their families.
At the conclusion of the sale. Messrs.
Clark 10 Mclean will offer the yelling
No 3iS East Second Street, and 10 !.
We Invite especial attention.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-12

Tho case of U. S. vs. Matthew Cos.
lin for pledging pension certificate,
went to tho jury ut las a. m. In the
former case Harrington was tried and
fined $40 and costs. Tho jury was
still out at o'clock p, m. and court
took recess at 1915 until p. m after
filming Major Thomas OF Willow Grove
sio0 and costs for selling a glass OF
whiskey at ten cents with0uta license,
and IN default oil payment, get so days
in jail.