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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-21

This mornings session of the SUI
perlCr Court convened at 10 o'clock,
with CHIEF 3ustice Robinson and As.
soolata Judges Cullen and Marvel on
the bench.
a jury was drawn to try tho case of
Seymoure VS.. Gehhart Dietrich, With
lilburn Chandler for the plaintiff and
William =. Hilles for this defendant
This is an action In roplevin, brought
by the plaintiff. to determine the
ownership OF bay mare and colt.
Seymour Ii u miller in hrlstiann Hun.
dred, and DIETRICH IL u farmer in tha
snme hundred. In April. 1881, tho
plaintiff had mare Tor safe, and
DIETRICH came to see her.
1t was agreed between them that
| DeitIioh would take tho mare ut $50.
| on note with approved security, pro-
yided the animal proved sat-
for two weeks. and tIen not hearing
/ from DIETRICH, he called upon him
and found that In the meantime the
j mare had had a colt. Deltrlch refus.
ed to pay for the animal. or to allow
| Mr.. seymour to huVe either the mare
or tho colt he sent for them several
| times. and finally took out u writ OF
| replepin. on which tho sheriff seized
the animals aud returned them to
| him.
Geo. Murray. Mrs. Carrie Seymour,
| VIM. Jarvis, Gebhart Dietrich and
| others testified TO the above.
James Anderson and John G. Mo-
Cullom were examined but their ta5tI
moIly did not differ fro.a that already
glren. Mr.. iiilies then closed aud tho
case was submitted without argu-
gument.
Mr.. Chandler said all tho verdict thai
he asked was 6 cents aud costs, and
Mr.. Illlles, on behalf of his client, asked
for $50 and costa The Jury were in
strueted TO that effect by Chief Justice
Robinson, ard retired at 1910 o'clock.
The Jury wero still out when the re-
cess WAS taken,
jury WAS then drawn to try tho
case oil Joseph Morrow vs.. James L.
Porter and debha.t Dietrich.
Lillburne Chandler represented tho
plaintiff, and William $. lilies ap-
peared for the defendants. This Ia an
action In reIileyin to recover the value
CT nine mich COWS and one colt.
At ! O'Clock ths usual reee5s was
taken until this afternoon.
Tho finest buckwheat meal prepared
or otherwise and at the lowest ptices,
at j. J. Smiths, 4th and 6hipley SITS.
Attend the picture sale to night. 4l9
Market street.
Safe for the oYos Queen & Co
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-21
DIR. simms. Anl,.n,l,ou, Powders.

Read what the Kew. T. +. Tnbler OF
the Wilmington M. H. Conference snys
OF its wonderful curative powers.
Please send me tour boxes of your
Anti-Bilious Powders / want ono box
for my use, and send the others to my
friends in the west The box you
gave me cured three cases of the
grippe besides my Case. You can roly
on 1t for curing bilious diseases, colds,
coughs A nice easy purgative, Depot
Az Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-21

Planters and farmers, whose inter.
ests al Q so largely bound up In keep.
ing their horses and mules In eondi.
lug for the pillow, harrow. and the wa.
gou, and whose teams are so frequent
~ thrown out Of gear by COLLAR and
trace gals, and by scratches. sand
cracks. &C., will surely stand In their
own light IL they do not keep at their
stables q supply of Salvation Oil.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-21

Cold and cough assuming the shape
OF common cold, hay Fever, influenza,
and variety OF other distinctive
torma are OF worldwide prevalence,
affecting not only tho entire human
family. but also extending to the
beasts OF the field Whom they
first make their appearance under
whatever guisa or name, ] octor
lni.s Cough syrup the unfailing
cough cure, should he promptly adj
m Mustered, and the exciting cause re-
moved.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-21

The charge Of murderous ASSAULT
preferred by Mise Amelia Caldwell
against Nathan johnson was called in
tho Municipal Court this morning.
Miss Caldwell was assisted to the
stand, she Icing nnable to walk on
the leg containing the bullet. She
testitied that on January 10Th she
went to the house, No. $50 Orange
street, to $40 u friend, when johnson
came in
They had some words when John
son drew the revolver and shot hel
through the loft leg. Tho case wal
postponed until to. morrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-21

Alert z. lteigwin VII, preach ane
sing In tho West Pfoshyteffln Church
|enrner Eighth and Washington streets,
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
Jay evening. Choir ana eongrega.
tional singing conducted by Prof J.
VI. Clymer
Come tonight and bring your Cos
pol Hymns No b, sept5 free.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-21
Dyeing Clothing at Home.

4 III easy to dye handsome, unfad
= color when diamond dyes are used
aeae ten cent packages OF home dyes
va their simple directions. come In
the standard and fashionable col
They are guaranteed to make
Etors that are fast to light, true tc
1me. and even In shade, when direc
|Qne are followed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-21

A CHEAP The past few
days have
ONERCOAT shown us
that we are
not TO think winter is over
yet. Likely there will be
more just such snaps as We
have had, Better be ready
for them. We give you
the chance TO be ready for
what may come in the way
OF cold weather and at a
little cost. Overcoats we
want to get rid OF. The
prices have been cut tu
clean them out, and there
is a further discount of &c
per cent. off these prices.
\ QUILL be surprised at
the values given, and ii
will pay you to buy If only
to lay away until next
season.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-21
srnwnsun Library,

washington AMI American Young
Men viii he the subject Of lecture
20 be delivered b. Rev. W. j ker.
mthSna.n IN i}ruwn9on Library Hall,
or Wash ngton,s Birthday evening at
5 O'Clock,
Lore and after The Lecture there
viii He a Musician consisting Of
Xoe4l ana INSTRUMENTAL aeierttous
}ami2stu4 flee =altd al young people
nre coidIall invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-21

Il roiman James Hanes who was
dl ft-s4li from the police force BY tile
Z la commission an lie Charge o +
ID u ,abne-s and using language un-
be '2Ul!n4 an of.cern complaints that
he Las teen dnjUstly dealt with.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-21

4 The Union American N L. Church
Uoneert and exhibition Will b. given
Thursday evening, February I'D, 1888.
~ the church hnildiug treuch .trppt
above Twelfth. hh committee
having the Infringement IN shHrga
pc present at tho time Admission Is
cents, l.. ! i3tj.SsII, t..ator
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-21

Our idea Of a lucky man Is one who
enjoys good coffee more than cham.
nagne, and has had his catarrh or in.
iiusnza cured by Old Saui's Catarrh
Cure for twenty-five cents, the regu-
lar price.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-21

Going through Sixth street, from No.
seAool ON French to 507 shipie5 n
II lie girl lost her fox skin maillar,
VII tbs iiudet pleaas return it TO Ain.
-tpN5A
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-21

If you can't stand up or sit down,
you have to lie down. This is not al
ways agreeable or convenient. TUE
your piles with Old Saul's Pile Oint-
ment before they reach this stage. 20
cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-21

Sales of Pers 1nal Property will take
place as follows:
Feb.
81 d, h. Zimmerman, horses.
sa, John I, Elliott. brandy It'd.
". Haunnm y Fmlmcr, Chester Pa.
~ EllHauih Hendricks. roai ostiIte.
2S Stewart Estate, Christiana lid.
% \. ID. Lecarpentter, Chrlstiana lid.
al Joseph Supp, Peneader Hid,
y Sarah IT, alley. Del, Co. Pa.
"a ID. +. Hutchinson. Appoqulnln nix Hid.
=. a. Il, Hanhorne. ut Court HOUSE.
% DENIES state MT Court House.
~ sale ut Goiirt House.
2 Mr. ii. Il. litter Peneader hundred.
M.ch.
l. .. +. Eckles, New Castle Hid.
= Peoples farm, tihrlstiln I'D.
o. Estate OF Mr. Eduen on, ~ O. Hid,
. Isaac Van ant. McC!cllaHdaviile.
y caleb and dnanson.
Z Louisa u, W@ltlin, inAndywine lid.
=. John @. ,atiey. iirtndywlno hundred.
3, lohn Tnlley. iirantlyWiue tId.
y, Il, ". Tyson, horses, Chester.
., Z. II. Ayers. HrRndywine az.
3. 1hoinbs Barry, New Castle lid. a."
9, John Taylor, IIotkcsslu.
10 VIA Cloud, Biandywine Tia.
u, Ihos. \. Hall. ChTtstiana Hid.
II, JancS GIcER, New Castle lid.
10, J. l. Moinu him, Front and Shipley
~ Xix Arms rong. New Castle Hid.
y. z u liumEnerty, livery Stable city.
Il, Furniture, 500 .tdans street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-21

I Stop ri s. rI@ne Nh. vest Fourth
letreet. ah,i 500 the IisiszS5 80 els % malls,
caps, uhitl-lias, aiiI canes j tiie eftf,,
Latest styles and all new goods at lie
lowest prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-21

East Lynne" a piece that has been
played the world over, was presented
at the Academy OF Music last evening
by'that ever popular star, Miss Ada
Gray, and IL strong supporting com
pany. Miss Gray's assumption of the
dual roles, Lady Isabel" and "Mme.
Vine" was with ease and grace. The
outlines of this piece are well,known
to nearly every theatre-Roer and needs
not To lie described The company Is
composed OF some Wilmington favor
ties and some now artists who arc apt
to become iavorites here. This piece.
which is an exceptional one, Will be
presented again this and tomorrow
evenings and tomorrow afternoon.
The management announce that they
will give every attention to children
attending the matinees given at this
house.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-21

Tomorrow promises to be from
partly cloudy to clearing, with a slight
rise in tenn perature. thursday, fali
and rather warmer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-21

Mems furnishing goods at cost at
Gihney's, Eighth and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-21
Sprin Lnilnri q.


Suits TO order sl2, 80, go, consist
ing of English Cay Diagonals, coat
ana Ne7t with choice OF fancy stripe
i.i-ssi-h trRnacriHga or suits all alike,
from black lhitlet cloth fancy mixed
scotch ehpYiots, English Iweeds and
On 5 meres, Scotch Eannockbnrn suit.
In
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-21

The romantic comedy drama, 1.-THE
Still Alarm was presented at the
Opera House last evening by meri-
torlous company. The chief charm OF
this drama lays In its portrayal of
character and the tone given to action
throughout the play. The hero, Jack
Manly, was ably presented by that
every capable artist, William 8. Har-
kins. He was we'll received and the
the encores he received were numer-
Gus. The heroine, Miss Gilmore Ford.
ham. was gracefully given by Miss
Mabel Bert The most winsome char
acter. Cad Wilbur. was assumed by
Miss Edith Pollock In such manner
as to create great amusement Little
Tuesday, the authors favorlte niece,
did not appear on account OF sick
ness. The most realistic scene was
that of central fire alarm station,
1t will be presented again this evening.
Miss Marie Hub, Frohman will
present THE Witch" at the Grand
Opera House tomorrow afternoon
and evening.
Miss Frohman's idea of the oharae-
| ter is an admirable one, original and
artistic. and In no way is her tone
exaggerated. Her supporting COM
panv will lie extra strong and success
cannot be but assured.
The spectacular and highly attrac-
tive play. 'Zozo, The Magic Queen,
will lie tho attraction at the Grand
| Opera House next Friday and Satur-
day evenings and Saturday afternoon.
1t will he presented by well acting
company, with exquisite scenery. II
is not believed to possess an oblec-
tionable feature.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-21

Great bargnin5 in pioJages at Yer.
gers art railery Tonight. at auction,
tjq MEri.et .ttIt.f
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-21

Pictures almost given away at aue
tlon tonight. il0 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-21

Go to tho picture sale tonight, 4l9
Market street. It will pay you.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-21

ton fortnight. 1lU liatk6t SlfeoI.
Hanover Presbyterian Church.
Special religious SERVES will be held
In Hanover Presbyterian Church to-
night, to morrow night and Thursday
night. Rev. James Robrrts. ID. D., oil
Darby, will assist in the services this
evening.
The Republican first district com
mitlee Will meet tomorrow night at
so King street.
Mems furnishing goods at cost at
Gitney's, Eighth and Market streets.
Mr.. Alexander Hart, OF the firm of
Hart Bros, pork packers, who has
been confined TO his home for the past
few days, is able to be out too day.
acknowledgements. 10 Mltkat.
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-21

Butcher, photographer. 720 Market,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-21

Mems, boys and children's clothing,
furnishing goods, all at cost. to sell
them. Go SEQ the goods and youll buy
for future use. Glbney's Eighth and
Market streets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31
NORTHERN PACIFTc CERTTFIC iTES.

Advces were received hy the Northern facilc
p,nroad officers here announcing that Judge
t,Lirs i'm the United States Circuit Court at
uu,v,,ilee had granted permission yesterday to
,h receivers OF the company To issue S."V.WJ
receivers certificates for the purpose of redecmins
so.l<s and bonds held collateral TO secure the
counany's floating indebtedness william Nelson
,ron,weu of counsel for the receivers, said that
tha npplicaton an unusual one, but the
emergency was unusual and required special ana
energetic action. The certificates will bear per
cent interest and will run for one year. They are
to be used solely to redeem the securities held
against the floating debt and will be secured by
the collateral when redeemed. we'll by the
income OF the road. The collateral to be redeemed
is said to be as follows: Northern Pacific CONSOLE
dated bonds. %.O57OOO; Chicago and Northern Pa
cnc first mortgage bonds. s. $1,000: st. Paul and
Northern Pacific stock N.SiW0: ST. Paul and
Northern Pacific first mortgage bonds. $685. COO
nneapolis Transfer Railway first mortgage
bonds 100000: Northern Pacific hve-year collateral
trust notes. $4,000; Northern Pacific first
mortgage bonds. $4,000 and third mortgage bonds.
$1,000. "A total OF $l3.067000. The market value OF
these securities Is given at N,9oS9SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31
A TRAINER,S NOTES on TIE TURF.

Domnos Futurity Is likely to be far'rearhing in its
the market for two'yelI-oh'' Inc race has
proved + possible for the crack t""ycl-od OF his
wear to win 5000 600 should his form continue TO be
pc,ior 10 that Of all others the same age The echoes
N the race are likely 70 heard Tor many days but the
fact remains tina, Domino notwithstanding that he
vas jostlod and carried the extreme OUTSIDE o the track
Every Jockey I'm a race should ride his own h"s" and
do his best win. Tier" j. MY UT 700 much
lookn, around 10 Whcrr l h"r-" Is some
ccv, seem to ride In races f. sole prrIo-" Of
ing the defeat faNo". Jockeys Of ti' class have
,ot perhars been seriously mol,etd Yet FOR their
tactics but they CRAFTY mistaken II 'hy imagine that
the ocial. Of the Shccp~haI BAY not watching
them The stewards do not intend 10 act hastily. but
when they believe they have conclusive evidence that
there j. fraudulent or maliciousy foul riding
trainer and Jockey would better seek other pastures
In the Void case several requested W. Bar
rick the owner Of Void. lodge complaint AGAINST j.
Iamblcy for Interfering with Void J. Llmhcv h'e had
so much trouble on account foul riding that people
cares v infer that IL looks Ike pct-ccuton but a, he
j. perfectly foaf-, and takes all sort' Of chances end as
many persons hoist Owners complain hoth ne ana
his employer W e. DAILY. should not feel put out II the
stewards give the daring jockey chahcc u" i"u' OH Ms
tor several weeks
Patrick McDcrmott i one OF The most 'kifu light
weight jockc,- on the lie ha Incurred the dislike
urfncn he viii nor ride un!e', he feels
that the horse be rides is good enough 70 bet on
won ranv Of the great stakes Oh outsiders. and
landing the futnriiy for Richard Croker on
Dohbins. who WI, fairly b'atcn both b Domino and
(alice Turfnon unite in saving that 10 by IN the
best that DobhinS ever ran.
Yesterday afternoon mat,h between Domino aud
Dohbin arranged for $40 600 side with - 500 addd
by the Concy Island Jockey club James r. Krene
willing - make the match To- $4,000. but VI. :.
DIVER and h, tislds VIC content with $4,000. Thu"
race should ailrac, large crowd It is the tmf jude
Ircn Or the Kcrnc. Lakeland AGAINST the Julgmcn
q NJ. T. DIVER. Eirnai. cioscr aud their f''cnd,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN

The Commissioners of Charities and Correct ion
decided yesterday To have the tiers of cells In the
short-term wing of the pcntentary extended so MS
to provide room for 800 more prisoners. Warden
Hayes said that the Federal Government desired
10 transfer 200 prisoners to the pcnitentiary II room
vas provided for them. The work will be chiefly
done by the convicts
Dennis Winter, a special deputy sheriff attached
10 the Lee Avenue Police Court has received word
that by the death Of his father at Aix-- Chapellc
he has fallen heir to $1,000 and that his mother Is
now board German steamer bound TO this
country with the money.
Herbert Banwhal, OF No 4j3 East Fifty-seventh-
st.. Ncw-Nork, attempted to kill himself in Green
wood Cemetery yesterday. He was found by 4
keeper. Who heard the sound of the pstol-shots he
hal lrcd ~ himself. Blood VAS flowing from two
bullct-wounds in his head. lie was taken to the
Norwegian Hospital. Neither OF the bullets pene-
trated the BRAIN and he Will recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31
CRUSHED TO DFATH BY 4 DEREICh'
ONE MAN KILLED ANp AN0rIlTE SERIOUSLY
INJURED pY THE FAI.IIN" OF HEAVY
HOSTING N\CIlNr.

The fall of a derrick yesterday crushed out tho
Iif. of one man and brought serious injury 20
another Both men We're employed by IhoIP
Conln n CO., No. ~ West Twenty-iourth-st., VINO
are thu. contractors for the new thirteeh-story
APARTMENT house No. l2l West Forty-iourtn-St
now in course of construction. The DERRICK winch
has been in use since the erection OF the
building began. was resting on series OF IRON
pillars at the second floor. 1t was just AFTER 4
O'Clock yesterday afternoon when Alexander NOR
ten thirty-six years old. foreman OF the gang or
laborcrs employed by the contractors, stood by
the pile Of iron giving some directions To "A man
by his side. \ sudden shout startled hm' ne
looked lIp as the heavy mass swayed ana topped
over bringing the great derrick down upon MS
head. Life had been struck ont at one blow
All but one OF the near him had scattered
and got clear of danger. That one WAS Herman
Reinquest. to whom Morton had been talking.
Rcinqucst lay moaning on tn ground by the side
Of the dead man. his arms broken and the blood
pouring down his face from II deep cut In the
scalp He now lies in the Roosevelt hospital
The police. apparently on general principles ar
rested william Miller. No. Hudsoh-aVe Brook
lvn the superintendent. and Thomas Amholi, NO:
~ DrkaIb-aVc., brooklyn the assistant foreman OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31
MEMS BARE Lrcs SHOCK rmrsrofl1~IAL-

Scw-Jci-.y who linen ..caily chag. !ncl at Tho
ordnance passed by The Cfanioid Township author ties
= night I"D, the prov i>lrn- o. which hiN"
,Tcctually dr-tr.y,d u" Lllib, tn, i1rfpId n-rlr
racing course. and lkcws" prevent the annual ury
run FROM passing tn town-hip county Ipa l.. Ia.
ordinance prohibits bicycle riding by any person rho-c
entire body excepting Only "a, arms. g. c"sr.'d
with clothing. It, forbid, tie riding Of bicycle 4.
speed over ten miles hour. and supulao, that Il
Ilnt .rn h.. Exit every rowing wheel Tho
instant g." pa,~c, below tn horizon. TO remain
until .ur.i-r. The Enabcth.C nnfori tn-nlc racing
course wa the ra.,t In tn county. tn iauou,
Union County rad. here fing smooth billiard table
A. c.otl,. must be- IA" cntic BODY.
and riding al -I"od exceeding miles hour j.
Prohibited The ah,u Gity Of trying 10 hold dly mrlh
Iacing til l. apparent. h,aty penalty
will BE- imposed upon any one violating any " e."
Iruglsiors q! the oidif gpcc.
Local steps Will probably De tah'n I, test the power,
~ tlir Crawford town officials Ia nIo-c these UNUSUAL
rce:liciIOn..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31
n. J. A. c. LABOR DAY GAMES.

=, norts promises TO b. interesting The much talkedA
,eIic football for the championship banner "'i
,ore treat. The cOntstng teams Will repre>eh' NV
william Barry Association Of NcwJersey ana III" "'''
man. of BrookIyn These teams will lire up at D. "'
and somh nnc playing j. expected. The athletic 'on
,,.t. will without doubt. De the feature OF U" u"
.uo,t T.. W. Allen. the New-York \. {. Dlcr' Il va
..ratch ln 3O0-vard and after his me p''i
a,ra last saturday the Riverside games wh'n il" i
ooo yards from scratch in 81 s. seconds. there Is nun
doht a, 10 his ability. the Ncw-Jctscys faSt tr'h
vino oit Lon" Myers old record o! 81 3-S s'oo"
q.hopss sherman champion walker has entered LOT '
on.mle walk and the race b'tween him ana Nlcon' ~
,,ion sbo,d h, worth seeing Connect, thu
cbamnion win back from Boston to-day. and III a l''
~ secretary sullivan. writes that II TIE track l. III co
t,on and weather favorable he will try for al "oFu
,acords from mile to four.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31
AFFAIRS ~ BROOHLlN.
HER CHILD DIED IN HER ARMS.

HER CHILD DIED IN HER ARMS.
Mrs. Mary smith. of 40. L. Sycamore-st' started
for the office Of the Commissioners of Charities
and Correction yesterday with her SICK BABY Il
boy of seven months, to secure medical attention
for him The child died in her arms ON her way
10 the Office. and when she arrived there she
was directed to the Coronrr's Office. She carried
The dead child in her arms TO the County Court
house. At the COron.r's office it was found that
the child died from mardsmuS The mother was
too poor to provide burial and she was unwilling
90 have tn body sent To- the mOrSu". 80 IN"
county undertaken was sent for ana the mother
held the bod OF the dead child until ne came win
a coffin. There vas pathetic seen" IN thc pubic
Office when the body placed in tho collin. ana
the mother begged FOR one of the childS garments
AZ a keepsake. She at last persuaded 10 20
home. and the child was buried in Pot"rS Field.
The husband Of Mrs Smith H. I'm the p"nentlary
for burglary. The child was born after his arrest.
She has two other children. one a girl OF Two
years. and the other boy of SIN who Is In an
orInau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-31
RESULTS At SARATOGA.

SARATOGA. y. " Aug 3o.-rol"vlrg ar. 70. f..glt-
81 t"day~
First race Four fufoncs. pau.v colt II. -. Moore
p to 7. WON. I0f-dal" lOl f*Hiir. ., o. .tolf .
our PIT % n Tav'or. i0t' J, ri't Ran .or N"uD-
ur Nuieht. Biu" Garter nd ~ 'tIr 'o'' 1Hp nan
TiWc % 49,.
second r.ec-.~iv and 'ar tul.n.- I..lc o.. lo7
....orl Fannie n.,crIy - 4 boz ~, -, ulrt
Ja.e johf-on and ila knilht ais 40. Timo. .-i1.
II" third declared r'
Fourth raro-Th' Np'ace- ia di,ar ono nl." ant 3"
quartz ~, i'll,li''aun' tI, 'p'. =. Won
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