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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-09

NM.B. SHARP eco
Fourth and Market SITS.

Weather conditions versus
trade conditions have pro.
duced many surprising re-
suits. A strong opening
with prospects for
large trading enticed mills
and importers into large
A sud d Q n
change, a slump, and all
hasten to unload. Taking
advantage of these condi.
tons we have many decided
bargains and display certain
lots OF reduced goods that
are marvels of cheapness.
A second lot of those ele.
giant French jacquard over
shots, all fine wool, and one
of the prettiest novelties Of
the season, are now 50 cents
instead Of So.
A magnificent line of col
orings in a splendid quality
of whipcords is always Q
leading and popular fabric
for wear and beauty. They
are 45 inch es wide il
eighteen distinct shades, in
Guiding cream and black, anc
reduced from 50 cents to 5!
cents. ....
One Of the most pro
nounced bargains ever lait
on our counters now appear
in the Justly celebrated Pine
apple cloths-beautlful ant
dainty in design as a Chin'
silk, a true and perfect,
woven fabric, sh OWN 6
happy medium between
! fine batiste and lawn. Gu
. customers will find in thes
. Pineapple dress fabrics al
that is desirable. We hay
never known these goods re
Q tailed less than % cents pc
yard-we shall offer then
l now for lG cents per yard.
+ Indigo prints join the pre-
t cession. $500 yards in
= splendid assortment of pal
Q terms go from 8 cents to "a
!; Fancy dress ginghams are
I good second-20o0 yards, i
;, plaids and stripes, keep ste
> at s cents instead of 10y.
Q Our linen department add
= to the bear movement wit
:. $50 dozen fine double damas
Il linen napkins in twenty beat
tiful designs for SLIGO pc
dozen instead OF 50 so, an
7. the following list of new an
n desirable patterns of Crochc
/ and Marseilles quilts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-09

Painful teethtng. collie, diarrhoea pro-
vented and curoi 10y iloopers' anodyne.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-09

Assistant Engineer OF Sewers Thee.
dore A, I.eaisen has completed lurgn
map OF the city. showing I'll The com.
pleted anu proposed sewers Ia tho city
and fhe water sheds Ia each section OF
Tho city. The map has been framed
mid paced In the departments Office
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-09

Now is the time to have your car,
riages put in good repair. For fine
work. Walther & Co. are tho Lcst
Give them q call. Works south oil
Market street brllge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-09

j. b. Mongar, manufacturer OF high
grade ready-ipixed paints, varnlshes.
etc, 200 East Fourth street, Whining.
ton, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-09

America Laundry. 20. West Front at
Cuppipg and leechIn4. lo7 r. Second st
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-09

Five tons OF metaitc root paint,
both in oil and diy. MonGar's paint
factory, No. 206 East 4th street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-09

A boy was killed at the Eddystone
bridge last evening by tho the train
which left Philadelphia ut sos. on tho
p, W. 4 b road The body was taken
to Chester, where the Coroner held an
Inquest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-09

A floral concert will be given In tho
old second Baptist Church OIL uosday
evening, May 10,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-09

7 oysters, clans aid crabs received
daily ut Alnscow's.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-09

All tho latest stylcs at Springor's
hat store. No. Q West Fourth streot, be.
tween Marhe lind Shlplcy
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-09

Oysters, clans and crabs received
daily at Alnscows.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-09

One hundred heads can be
made easier by using our
down and cat,tail head rests
covered with Silkaline in al
variety OF new patterns, l2A
cents instead Of 20, and an
all down melon rest for 81, %
instead of Sill.
There's a few pieces only
left Of our reduce QnitationI
silks-we do no. 30 them,
but that mig }hot make
them unsightNsto you-7, 8
and 9 cents from 10, l2t
and -.
All our last seasons felt
and plush lambrequins are
reduced as follows:
soc. ones tn zoe.
! SOC ones to zoe.
a 75c ones to soc.
With a lot of narrow ones
+ for s and 10 cents from 20
!. and 25.
In our coat department we
/ show some remarkable bar
I gains in black silk beaded
. Elton Jackets for So, $3.50
sand 81. ...=
- Elton Jackets of embroid
! cred velvet, done with sill
i and gold braid, 81 to $40.
Capes in fine assortment
s Of designs, one,third off.
S S Ladies' suits of cloth anC
q serge, navy, dark green
brown and black, ready X
slip into, 81 to $22.
d; ID VIM. B. SHARP & CO.,
L. Fourth and Market stresss
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-09

Levy Court met this morning with
all the members present. Very little
business Of public Importance was
transacted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-09

~ thu RGrua aIoAS o,lleo to'iiyt In the
shade;
2 o'clock: 10 o'clock: . o'clock
u 81 81 81
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-09

NO OF business
at Sixth
INTERRUPT and Market.
Ira de in
TlON every de.
partment
going on as usual. During
the last few days we have
been doing a splendid trade
in Boys and Children S
Suits. and when you see
the inducements in style,
quality and price you will
not wonder why the trade
has been coming here.
Children's Suits from $3.50
to sI2; Boys Suits from
50 to $40. Don't forget
our Hats and Shoes for
boys when you are fitting
them out. They are Just
as good and reasonable in
price as the clothing.
JAS. T, MuLrtN & Son,
Clothing 9th & Market,
Hats. Wilmington,
Shoes, Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-09

GUNNER SHOES have been arriy-
~ ing In such quantities fos tho
~ past few weeks that eyon in thi
large store (the largest in the
city, we are pushed for room. To
gain shelf room wo shall for few
days only unload many new lines of
desirable SprinGiShoes.a ut prlcos merely
nominal In comparison with their
value.
Beginning tomorrow We shall sell
for tho balance OF this week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
ABILENE BUDGET.
THE BUSINESS WORLD or The
GROWING CITY
The Work Of lie Cours The Social Circles
and What Was DonO by Society
During Inc Week

Abilene, Tex, March la.--(SpecinlD
The spring term OF the district court
for this. the l'oriy-Hec0nd judicial dis.
trict convened ON Monday last win
Judge II. III. Common on the bench An
unusually heavy docket is reported
RAILROAD NEWS.
Since the Rock Island people hnye de-
tcrnlincd positively 10 mike their "a
ltpnO extension, which win come through
near this point, our citizens are quite
hopeful OF securing a. aud are aparilp
no efforts 20 accomplish that end
The Austin and Northwestern has
within the past few dnys filed copy
Of their amended chnrtcr nnd "a mnri-
gage for several millions IT d0lmrs The
NANCY 10 bp obtained on this nOrtlnpe
Is for ptcnsinn and Improvement pnr
poses. aud the document gives Abilene
as 10 northwestern tcrmiuuA
COURT or CIVIL APPEALS.
Abilene N now assured Of ihr iocation
OF this court here DO only one new court
IN created hy ibis secession Of the leRih
lnture II win be- Remembered that mo
bin lOcutith one OF the courts here hna
already passed the Hcuutp and also that
poll Of ihr hOusc developed ihe fact
thar Abilene bad prercdthcc over nll
other pNuia should only one court be-
determined upon,
AAAlNs
Good rains fcll throughout the on.
tire Abilene country during two days ~
the past week. which Insure an abunl.
ant harvest Of The spring crops ~ small
giuin for the farmer aud plouiy OF grass
for The catilemeD.
LOCAL AND PERgONtL.
Martin Siande was here Monday.
VIII Young has returned from New
York
The Texas aud Pacific pninnng crr,y
are here pairsing mud decorating tho
interior ~ thrtf hotel property
y - Wickcns was 10 She ciiy last
week on business
y. L8powsai has returned FROM Now
York, Whore h9 has been on q purchnq-
ing tour for the past MN weeks.
q. l.. Young Inns returned from Nrw
York
j. A. Maxwell ~ Fayette. No, was
~ ihc City the past week. prospecting
Alr q y. Thatcher Ol iNusinna has
beet Ia thD riiy several days visiting
prsiilem Friley ~ Simmons BapHs,
college.
j. IN rnmninorn wac ln Bnlinger laa
week being called there by lhe ilhieas
Of his sDn Hugh.
The Pacific Express company Win
hold an o, III sale here ~ unclaimed
express packages pn April
Judge Jsrpsna 90 Mgkcl waa Ia tbe
city last Mgisinyi
Warren kiniei ~ the Abilene Electric
Light aud Power company hila left Ter
Dublin. W. future home
Roy W y carnea paid a aging ylsil
~ l'lscD last week
s,rs Frank Foster Is visiting friends
Ia Iowa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
STILL UNDECIDED,
But the Outlook Was Very
Favorable Last Night
FOR THE BIG PACKERY DEAL.
Yesterday Spent In Inspecting the Properly
and Discussing tho forms Of SAFE
What the Party Did and
Whore They Went

The Bostonians are still here. 80,
Nnsfeyuuy morning BOrcAhs slhlleu
1, ~ h Lr yyns going 10 play star eh'
'so,,nnirnt. and whistlod a few times ~
the pftenoon. just TO show that lac
could. 4,., az
Old Sol, however got the hettef ' o.
him and the day was pleasant eAc,Pl
tbot the dust deferred the iutlics OF lhe
tnrtv from making as thorough rouhI
~ the city. as they otherwise Woulu
~ tier breakfast at the Arlington Inn,
the party drove TO thr city on q tour Vi
ingnecti0n. After drive AROUND 'aeins
In Main street. Lnmnr street ana w ~
ISftb street. the ladies returned 10 the
In nnd Messrs. Simpson, FLETCHER
Wn,ldridge. .lohusOn, Nimns, taiFis'
I .ebmnn: and Stevens, accompanies ~
prpsideui Hurley Of the Packing com
pnny, went 10 the stockyards ana lne
P" me sirht-seeing part Of the trip was
,stouped here and while the LADIES Oh lne
marry sat ont on the yeranda OF INC ulh
and enjoyed the sunshine anu w l,'o ~
tha mon were closely eAnmlhlhG nv
property which 1t Is proposed TO pul-
chase. s,fo cora-
mi conservative business men,, nnd th'y
were moi on a holiday trip. IL means
Tho bringing Of millions oi dollars 10
Fort Worth. but II also means Tue w
yestment .of an immense sum 10y lhe
men now here and their aasoelales'
Whit they wanted were facts ana ne
nres concerning the plant. It's plesyh
condition and the proposed terms Of SAFE,
Whose are private matters that cahh"'
~ he made public. aud there - theIe-
FORE very little to be said ahoui the
matter. except that the prospects Tor q
satisfactory contamination OF lhe ueW
are very bright. fl
men IA approached upon amy other shD
iact he * Ms genial as morning lh May
IN each and an decline 90 be lhief
,-i',o,ed az vet upon the subject thll ~
nearest the heart of every man ~ TOT
That they are satisfied so far a. WY al
have gone can be seen hy tine HIllsuoy
look upon their faces % they Ih5,,,
Fort WOrth's big packing esiahhshihrli
~ M they refer % their trip - ihpnsh
tbav hadn't come without ncc0mplshh
,rbotever they came for. There ~ en-
,.onra cement in every movement tnf4
,oala' ansl Ia the way iheA nave boN.
ri their business here. but every mug n
sflll IN 2 speculative ,ol.il'i3u hu h
i,,, cam b. said positively concerning p.
~ 49, hing n certain they aw plrnee
,,jrb Fort Worth. aff relrd ~ ~ wy
iiyest most progressive city f ~
AMI Size IA tine country, Wlth piNA"i'
nrospects for the future .,,.f
me additions 10 ihe party fhgell.p
y,.st,srlny ala not arrive here ii ll.ie "
take part ia the business OF tsi ,ssy Fan e"9
~ Nth their associates and eolItI
m ~ rs details The matter y 10y
nrotty fully understood and y Y pf.lPn
piys tbat some definite conclusion wv w
pis asbad foslay, although even u me nls
Anne. he contract cannot b. iu"'
closed. 4.4 ia leadership Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
HoBRleLe ACCIDENT.
Young LADY Ground 10 Pulp w Railroad
Train Near Toraey

Tcrron, Tex. March H. (Svoeal)
A horrible railroad nocidont occurred
last MIGHT about half nile inis side u
iUrney, ia which Miss 10 lellu b0wles
lost her life. A party Of young ln.
dies dnd geutlniasn who I've thiR SIDE of
Foncy had gone go church nt fornny
md were retufniisg hnuT uiDol on tho
railroad truck. They we're crossing iLe
bridge about h4lf . mile this side of lor-
neY. lsOl0re ranfhinf. che bridge tbs
railroad iuHkps a big curve nnd ilie euHt
bound passenger train Vp Tho TEENS
aud Pacific came laundering along around
Tie bend IN the road unnoaetd by the
parry of young people lcqnsisiing of
Mr. Willis Moore aud Mos 10 kila
Bpwlps Clarence Bowles aud Miss bu-
lah Aickeilcr. Jim E9ira and Miss lae
Carver. Charley Spence aud Miss flln
Vu1cY, aud Curtis hOwles sud Ailesrs
Mniile Estes aud Lizzie Tupry. Most
but Miss 10 ELLA Bowles and Der escort.
Mr. Wills Moore. The train had run
upon the ir,stle before n was observed
and seeing their danger Mr.. Muofe said
~ Miss lipWlra. "iHi's lnmp on saying
which Moore JUMPED % Che ground,
tAe bridge being about hreuHf high
Miss bpwles iuaNe un Effort 10 jump,
hnt slipped aud fell mon the track.
Standing on the ground Moore caught
Mlsy b0WlcN by The hand aud tried 90
ppll liDf .On the truck, baf c1lldn't
and the irliu rushed upon hff and ~
ienily ground her bGiy % b pub, tln
gnli parts no' beies totally rHsbrd pl-
lnr ono leK Hnl one nrhl llle unugled
reu9ins wore picked ~ AMI carred -
The n-idenp lof Nr Houry Carver
near by Tho youiig inay was aiptetA
wears old flce mulltns lpre buried Ia
the Aefri crlnrtnfS Today. Air. taMf9
apd ieAili were for yean rea''iunip 81
INtrti inh eieinifp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

lloy II. r. Hnnis, pnstor % The First
Baptist church hhs been cnilrl 90 the
passionate fur mn Indefinite period.
Rev William EluRheH " Nnc0, VINO
has been called "a The passionate ~ the
flnd PrHlytolnn church. VIII begin ms
lnhUri on Sunday most
Tho Gcrmm LulhcrauH hnye about
completed their church building aud viii
ufo H. beginning with nest Nunduy
The 1T Rev Alo2 Gnripd. - d.,
bishop ut The Episcopal church ~ the
North Texas district illed thn pulpit Of
the Episcopal church here pn saturday
uirht Sunday morning, cntorninilw ihe
congregation With a most able discourse.
SOCIETY.
j. w Hampton Jr. and wife are IN
Alre. Colo Of swectwulor N Waiting
hor daughter Mrs. Dr. j. n ilaring
Mr Water. Of weatherford, mo,her
Of Mrn viii Young. Of this place 10
visiting here aud win soon locate here
permanently
Mra VIII Young win entertain the
Ladies' Aid Eoclcty of tiie First hiptlat
church on wednesday eyenlng 90 high
tca.
The entertainments given ne Arnory
hgll pr Friday night lnW by tlle WHINE
WORKERS Of ne Baptist church was a
decided Eurcpss
Mr W. H. 1dHngton d visiting IN
East Tosns
Mrs Wem, who has been visiting
MIS-. A q. Rntenau. has returned 10
her hnmr ~ WcdihrrfOrd.
Miss hhnriDc Neiser bias beer elect.
cd az honorary monber OF the abilene
hiu department
The Cactus haJlihuqua circle was en-.
trrialned ~ MIS-. Barry uh laet sntuf-
day, complimentary 90 Miss ida ~ john
lae. who VIII soon leaYn ~ Alissiaipia.
Mrs 4. ~ Morris was Weiiing her
sister. Miss linn. during iht pau week
Chnties Archer ~ Fort WORTH, who
has benn visiting biz family here, has
ieiuruel
Joe Morris was ID the air last woek.
MisA Mary Slunf gf Dallas Wnt visit.
NIX M und MIS-. ~ A. b0yd lNal 1ni-
nriny aud Huniny
AiIs. u ~ CwushnW sin eiiieftpin
The l.ndirf Aid eOrieiy ~ ilir Christian
church Ou Thursday Ht D. m
hm III iufrhina bus returned 20
Sierra Blanca
Tie roOue laltF l.ucifc clnh was
entertained 90 llsi Monday night bv
MI and Mrs D ~. hanpfou Jf a.
fhe homo Of AIRS M a BeffN Tho
prizes tnhcu wore ns fHiilNts Royals.
Alia NfiAle ODiuH nni W. 4 Barry;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

t1n institutions 10 send OUT IA t,o
world. We have sent blanks with sis'".
lal requests for Information hut have ma.
reports show that Fort Worth h, n,'
uued 90 much higher rank ns n innnu.
featuring city than h generally accorded
10 ~ mud " the manufacturers under.
Stood the matter and would cooperate
with the chamber of commerce. vnst
amount Of good could be- accomplished
IN the industrial lines.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

Messrs Simpson aud Nimmo. and these
gentlemen are fully convinced that tho
Investment IL good one and that The
deal now under consideration Will be
closed although they did rot feel at
liberty To tall, for publication yesterday,
as ID would have been premature.
The Gazette tomorrow morning VIII DC
able to give some important information
concerning the deal, and hopes that u
win have the glad news that the trans
notion h closed. but even the men most
concerned did NOT know positively yes
terday what would be- developed today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
BURIED THEIR ooLu.
hitable Lie and Death Of the Pagan
Twins.

Twins.
eiIolt, Mich, March 13.-Thomas and
IA Pagan, twin brothers, aged about
Hly years, were found dead on the
IBIS morning in their homo. abOdt
miles north of Holly. They lived
Iey alone, and IL is not known wien
DOW they died. but suicide is sus-
fd The brothers were rich, and their
~ Is supposed 10 be buried. Their
slr dress aud habits have excited
~ comment
y thought that they have heon
several days In searching their
which WAS mere hut, a paper
iound stating that they had nc
T.ated their money from the soil.
Nv. me soil II should return. 1t was
s,sh that they had buried all their
~ IN gold In a sequcstered spot
y could not he found. and that
nohd was made up of williams and
f1N, who could not be trusted.
t strange document closed by de-
mat there never was bus one
'asny urtuous woman In the world,
suhl was their mother.
Ee the coroner had finished his
I'gplons crows had assembled
molly, and many were engaged
gsssllg about the premises IN hopes
aluilg the buried treasure. Alfred
I,upSgh and Frank Allen became In
~ dispute over the privilege
-sslg m a certain spot in the gar
Gal wound up ia n light. which re-
=, "a thompson rrOeiyeing % SEE
'ul from a knife in the hands Of
Il nm rh
whole town is up In arms over the
i M ahd the gold fever Of the days
" Inst discovery of gold in the West
s.a al The marshal of Holly. with
s~ Of deputies has gone out 10 TIE
Be made. '' ~ i'''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
|HNEWS CONDENSED

..crv situation grows brighter
,.,0 Smith died at Columbus, Ind.
M sge Of io2
ti,s caps were arrested and plac-
I'M at Magnolia Ark.
.,,ent has begun to stamp out
ss,nue IN New Orleans.
,,..,rl house decided to reduce ex.
IA discharged twenty-five clerks.
-, n Boston r. making q hard
.r.inst the trolley system Of electric
,,,,e Potter has announced herself
! ..nsldste for Mayor OF Kansas City,
Centre. Ala. sherman Arps, a negro,
t.ngcd for murder. He killed man
~
lemon wholesale liquor dealer,
a,s,eport. La, committed suicide with
ssa
Mount Point, La. John Smith. aged
=. accidentally shot and killed by an
brother
~ Helena, Ark, Robert c. Ramsey.
,,rmfr lost $4,000 by being burned out
nscndiaries.
.v York sportsmen are lof the opinion
ne late New Orleans prlze.nght was
tsrd" thing
n, heaviest immigration that ever flowed
Northwest Iowa and South Dakota IL
pprres now
gust Dohllng, aged 10. an inmate OF
Il Hastings, Ncb.. poor farm. has been
gas for six weeks.
Madison. H., Miss Eva Ross, aged
N her brother John ana her mother,
from arsenic poisoning.
rumber Of lncendlary fires have lately
ured at Paragoud, Ark. aud the cause
attributed TO race troubles.
New iberia, La, Albert French suapp-
m "unoadcd" pistol at Charlie Glbln.
cousin, with the usual effect
4 said that n movement Il ON foot
rg Omaha railroads to make war ON
Brotherhood OF Telegraph Operators.
anil.comblne bill. to prohibit capita.
ivm forming farming combines. has
Introduced In the Illinois legislature.
De- Chicago railroad men have been
warned and say in case OF strike OF
timen they have men to MI their
h.
strange story has developed at chi.
q 10 the mfatuation OF Mrs. A. Napier,
Scety leader, for an Italian saloon
pr
h Mollle Edwards Is IN jail at ST.
q on a charge OF murder. She brutality
child which was quarrellug with
II u her children.
Wnstant watch OF twenty-five men IL
over the Frankfort. KY jail. A mob
~ Fletcher Sweurlngor and sam Wick
two negro murderers.
H y exact defalcutions Of H. w. l.. Rus.
treasurer Of the Lombard investment
pany Of Kansas city and NJ. II. Lewis,
nr viii aggregate Sl22,OOO
y full text OF the bill passed by cong
10 open the Kickapoo reservation
~ that the settlers who contemplate
~ upon this land viii have much the
iniage Of those upon the strip The
lipoo reservation contains thousands OF
4 Of the finest lands IN the territory,
settlers there viii be required to pay
a SloO per acre and no interest, while
N In the best part OF the strip WIN
"npelled to pay $500 per acre and
~ cent Interest from date Of entry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
SAID ON THE STREET.

A Grocery Clerk There Is lady
customer OF ours who hus been Va tho
| habit of buying oatmenl IN packages
| She came IN yesterday and wanted 10
know what IL was worth now Nhiu,
/ 1--WE only have % In bulk, Well said
she. give me three bulks.'
Tom Lemon, Pooria, I'LL read the
iustice of the peace stories from law
YER In The Gazette the other day, but
thny are not as good ua The one OF "A
iustice Of the peace nt icl,in, III by the
name of Timcy He had never heen
in court room In his life up 10 the
time he was elected, and upon taking
the Office, he concluded 10 20 ana see
now the judge pronounced Juugnonl'
.Iust as he went iutO the court room
Tho indigo sentenced prisoner 10 be
hinged The justice listened closely
ana went home In few days q cQu-
ple came to boz married The squire
turned 10 his form book ana got me
form and read u % thetu. then ~ Said'
young man, stand up
He stood
"IIayo you anything 10 sny why the
sentence of this court should MOI pe pro
nouuced upon youf
lie hadn't
"Well. thea, young man. by the an-
thority Of the constitution ana laws 81
Illinois aud the declaration Ol lndcpend-
encc / pronounce you married ana
what me and God has Joined toeeihrr
lpt no man put nnuuder. Two dollars
aud costs, Young man, aud may 1nu
have mercy on your soul.
Librarian Garrett There has blcn
some inquiry concerning INC locnuon 81
ibp library OF the court 81 appeals pa
case new courts are created by the
nrpaent legislature There need be no
uncamness folt upon that subject The
library. while Il II for The use Of The
court OF nppcnls and was htlcd ~ Tor
them, belongs 90 private parties Al tnf
fimn II was purchased, lawyers, ana
even hotel keepers, contributed % a and
n n NOT an all within The cQntrol ~ mo
statp. even III thcy wanted % remove
n which they undoubtedly do not. The
lii,rnry cost about Sl5tFp and while
There are good many many books
thnt might be- added sim So is fairly
complete. and IS OF great assistance
10 he court. and % llr home lawyers
~ Wen rs TO the visiting members Of
the bar
geo A. Burchlll-I was glad 10 $50
no action Of the Chicago bankers GA
0sering gold to the United states treas.
urf I'd looks as ttGneh ne absolute
domination III Wall street nud ~ con-
tr9i III M finances not only ~ The cDin-
tupreial Interest ~ tie cpnuiiy. bui ~
thp government as well, y practically
n,,sr THO condition ~ Affairs which
mn II IA thc p0wor 81 feW men 10
min the entire country. in casf i should
beeoni. ~ their interests 90 dn 30 WIS
ALWAYS deplorable. but Il bias always
see,g,,d that Il could not De avoided
II was this. that made u possible in
1874 Tor H. failure Dl LAY Cooke a Co.
solvent concern iba subsequently, paid
dollar for dollar to cause pAnif
tbranvbout the country. The New
Yorl bankers have hitherto been able
10 control the reserve Ia the Lmlel