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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-18
New York. March 17.-say, v ritter

New York. March H. Say, a ritter
In the World: .......- 80.
There is no body of men. taken as
class. who devote greater attention to
matters Of public interest than the
preachers of New York city. no matter
Of what denomination. Brought into
contact with almost every phase OF
life and witnessing scenes OF varied
character, there are few matters of i'm
portance which escape their attention.
So constant and firing are their labors
tnat very rev are the preach
ers who do not suffer from overwork,
nervous troubles and other ailments
that arise from too much brain work,
care and anxiety. The newspapers
have recently had much to say about
this ovarworking OF our city minis.
tiers, which has caused the retirement
of several prominent clergymen. with
q view to discovering the truth OF
thf 80 statements a reporter called on
soma well-known pastors and inter.
viewed thsm concerning the matter.
Bishop Alexander Waltsrs OF the A.
III. E. Church said: II am a sufferer
from dyspepsia and have been 30 for
years. The doc tors tell me that lu my
has caused nae n great deal OF misery,
and has lntcrfered with my work to a
great extent, because n . nlan ls not
we'll physicallyIh cannot labor for
otler ~peopie's spiritual welfare. l
I have had occasion to use some OF
Paine's celery compound and Was sur
prlsed at Its effects. 1t Il, without
doutt tho beat medicine | eyer gseL -l;
and is oapa5i5 Of curing even SO ~
we're a oase as mine 1t has my un.
qualified Endorsement"
Rey. A. x. Sanford pastor Of the
3jth Street Al. L. Church. was out when
the reporter called at his residence, 34S
West 22d street, but Mrs. Sanford
made the following statement in her
husbands behalf: During the past
year Mr. Sanford has had u Vast
amount of extra work to do. The
! regular labors OF his church are s-vors
| eroupn, hut he was SO anxious to ac.
oompilsh ersad asscil that he under
took to do more than he was anro ~
do. The natural consequence was hat
/ liza q n ar fpnnd hi Tuapi, n IA nnnr sflf a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-18
HH|RD EDITION.
Anu.s-,.-s-


ne four sct comedy-drama entitled
HuHcrs Of Q Great City" was pre-
MAJ At the Grand Opera House
3< evening to an appreciative audi.
pcs BY very capable company, In
sdfn9 those ever popular oubrettes,
11soD nnmie Austen and Dore David
o4- Tho drama 10 very good one,
+ md we'll worthy of tho praise boz
<owed upon 1t. The different roles
gDre very cleverlv essayed. several ar
Its rsceivlng merited applause.
Robert Downing, Americas fore
ost tragedian, will appear at the
Izand Opera House, In his latest and
Kreatest success. the romantic drama.
Richard the lion-hearted.' His sup
sorting company is n powerful
-l1E every artist having obtained
u<omincnce In tragic roles
The production here will be given
III new scenery. costumes and Of.
THIS will be a dramatic treat and
1E tilreatre goers should not mias 1t.
That everlasting farce comedy will
Presented at the Grand Opera
ouee ON Monday evening bya strong
cmpany. The play Is q conglomera.
I'm OF comedy, music aud higli-class
PuclAity work. 1t does not contain
anything that can be dlgnIiied by the
Iame Of pilot" yet 1t possesses an in
@rosting. compact little story, some
ktllfully drawn characters and SUI
orAbundance of go"
The matchless artistic. Miss Clar
orris, will appear at tho Grand Opera
& House next Thursday evening, and
I'LL present by request that well.
nown and popular piece. Camille
he sale OF seats for this production
q tsa been very large. aud those dsslr.
RR to attend should secure their seate
- the earliest possible moment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-18

and its po ,ularity Ia only natural.
What n w York clergymen say to.
day has been said time and time again
by equally as prominent men else.
where. The case OF Rev. q. j. Bud
long of Rhode Island, who was recent
ly entirely cured OF Insomnia by tile
use OF Paine's ceery compound, is.
freeh in the minds of newspaper rea,i-
ers, and the following letter from Rev.
-J-G. Laird of London, Ont. whose
portrait Is given above, is of special
interest:
Having received great benefit from
the use of Paine's celery compound, it
affords PLEASURE to give my testimony
In favor of its beneficial effects. Six
years ago. this spring, l was pcostrat-
ed with nervous debility. was then
closing my 39th year in the active
work in tho ministry In the Methodist
Church. Until then l had been a
strong. vigorous man. and IN earnest
worker In church work. Suddenly
became 50 FRUSTRATED that was forced
to resign my charge. 1 could not
sleep, was afraid to 10 left alone, and
could not refrain from shedding tears
when speaking to any person. My hid :
news. liver: aud stomach became very
much wenkencd, so that was help
loss Invalid. ......
For about two years | tried every.
thing could hear of. such as magnet.
ism, electricity, Clifton Springs, etc
and applied to eeveral physicians. but
| obtained no permanent roller. About
! four years ago a friend brought me a
bottls OF Paine's celery compounds; !
experienced some benefit from its use;
| Eot some more and so n realized
great benefit from 1t. Soon l slept
we'll, my organs aud nervous system
became greatly restored and my dread
| of h9ing alone was removed.
- still continue TO use it. II / go
| from home. to guard against sleep
lessness, take n supply with mo.
/ do not expeet to he made young again
! Ms AIN now In my 59th year, but an
! d vs..v different man compared Will
! what was four orn,@ wears aso iias
/ known OF this remedy whom nrsU u.
| tlIcted with nervousness, my cohviG
ton Is, that with the Divine blessing.
would not yet be on the list OF retired
ministers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-18
b. B. RILEY
Women's Kid Gloves.

Be careful that the gloves are
shaped to fit your hand and
that your hand is not forced to
fit the glove Make selection
where are styles to suit all
shapes of hands. If you decide
on pair you may profit by the
special prices quoted below.
8-button length, Suede Nous
quetaires in white and light
shades of pearl at SIC; real
value, 81.
8-button length, Suede Nous
quetaires, color OK blood, green
and navy blue at SI.25 an d
$50
s-button length Glace Glove S,
fancy shades, $3.50.
Fosters celebrated hook
Gloves, in all the new shades,
at 81 and $3.50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-18

e717.bS for expenses and c4g7.Be valu,
Of supplies shipped. The cash re,
ceipts OF the pational society for tn,
year ending Oct. 81. 1881, were els,
eS0.81; receipts, through teachers
local work, 96S99.74l value Of supplies
estimated, s35, 363. 80; total. e108, 053. 90
In the Opera House last night tn,
Epworth League held mass meeting
Il X. Stephenson presided and an ad
dress was made by d. A. Jordan. SEQ
rotary OF the second Epworth League
district Of the general conference.
TIE SUNDAY PROGRAMME.
The following Is the programme fol
Sunday:
Love feast services in the M. e
Churoh In charge OF the Rev. j. B.
Qulgg, beginning OF . O'Clock.
Preaching by Bishop Stephen NJ
Merrill In the M. Church at 1880.
Preaching by the Rev. Robert Watt
In Forrest Presbyterian Church of Mid
dletown.
Ordination OF deacons and elders In
the Middletown M. Il. Church ut Z
o'clock.
lem perance mass meeting In the
Middletown Opera House at 8 O'Clock.
At this meeting W. Frank Tucker, a
prominent member OF the Baltimore
city bar will make the address.
veteran services In Middleto wn M.
q. Church at 7.30 n. m, to be addressed
by j. Benson Ham lltOn.
Preaching In Forrest Presbyterian
Church at $50 p. m, by the Rev. Har-
vey w. Ewing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-18

OF health. his nerves over wrought and
his sleep much disturbed. He felt COM
pletely run down. He rarely takes
any medicine, but the merits OF Paine's
celery compound We're 50 well known
to him that no decided to use it as
a means OF restoring his health. 1t
certainly did do that. and l have heard
him speak very often of how much
good he received from using it. We
feel very grateful that such remedy
was at hand and shall ever praise it."
Rev. Ii. l.. Granliennrd, pastor of the
French Presbyterla Church. who lives
at LAB West 18th street, was leaving his
house when the reporter called. He
said, however, have frequently been
relieved OF nervous affections by tie
use OF Palne's celery compound. /
think 1t a most reliable remedy and
shall recommend itwhcrever have an
opportunity"
Rev. IL. ID. VIM. pastor OF the Abys-
slniun Church. who was seen at his
residence. No. 1913 West 10Th street,
said: My career az Il minister OF the
Gospel has heon hamDsrud by the fact
that for years | have suffered from
nervous prostration that WAS go severe
that | hal to take an extended vava-
ton and undergo rigid treatment in
an enueavor to regain my health.
consulted several specialists who
treated my cuse for -;a9tsStiS, but |
mast say that-euriug the past few
I weeks have received more benotit
| from one bottle Ut Palna's celery com.
| pound than from all the other meai.
cine5 taken. After taking il ior tow
days could notice the Improvement
! IN ny condition, Ny head did not
lrOuSle mo as Ooi1rs, my Eeryos were
stronger, and my digestion, which bad
been very poor before, began to i'm
| prove. l consider the compound To
he very Tins ramedy. and will spread
among my congregation and Other
friends the report OF my experience
with it,"
The wordsot These gentlemen shoult
ne OF the greatest yaius To all readers
lhoy show that even with the gr0ai
aa3 wearing STRAINS oil life, health n4l
strength can DO preserved by con.
slant use OF the right aid. The grea;
nerve food above named has done
more to bring about this state Of
things than anything before known
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-18


Buehcr, PHOTOGRAPHER. TAO Market =
Pabsh Milwaukee Beer on tap or
ip BOTTLES by the dozen or barrel, at
Robeleus, 1oS W. 7th st.
The finest buckwhaa meal prepared
or otherwise, and at the lowest prices,
at J. J. Smiths. eth and ShIpisy SITS.
A wedding took place at Twelfth
and Tatnall streets and the next day It
showed.
Mrs. Kate b. wiggln will read a
paper In the New Century Club build
Ing on Tuesday night.
The lecture at the West End Read.
Ing room last night was postponed on
account Of the weather and small at
tendance.
The congregation OF the First Pres
byterian Church last night tend cred
. reception to the hev aud Mrs. j. X.
Milligau In the Sunday school room OF
the church, nhioh was decorated with
flowers.
There Ia handsome looking white
baby with silken black hair, perfectly
formed features Of the Canoasion race,
Farnhurst whose mother is black
woman. The question 10 the chlld's
father white Democrat or q black
popuoicau'
Letters OF administration were gran.
ted this morning by Register Cooch
on the estate OF the late Franklin b.
Cotton to Catherine Cotton and j. II.
Hoifecker.
Joseph Mc1ionaghan Of Newark, N.
j., was last night held under 5000 bail
to keep the peace by Magistrate Mon
Afghan for Insulting Ella Vansant. Miss
Vansant testified that the prisoner
passed her on the street and spoke
to her, which she considered an insult.
AcClonaghan said he Inistook Ella for
q friend.
Rev. DIR. Parke, OF st. Peters Church.
philadelphia, conducted the quiet day
for women services at st. Andrews
Church yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. ]. Fisher. who has been
seriously III for the past two months.
has been successfully operated on by
DIR. ]. Prloe of Philadelphia, assisted
dy DR.. Brlnker. of Philadelphia, and
DR.. Howell OF Buifaloe. N. Y. They
relived her OF tumor Weighing 20
pounds and 10 ounces. We are pleased
to learn that she Is now convalesoing
as rapidly as possible OF which fact
hcr many friends will be pleased to
hear.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-18

Mr.. Franklin z. Hopton and his bride
were treated to serenade at their
home, No. 1927 Market street last even
lnr. by Prof. Hyatt's band. After a
few tunes had beer played, the men,
beers were invited into the dining room
where handsome setout was rendered
them. After partaking OF the slmo
and playing several favorite tunes
with the usual mpllmentary
speeches, the band Withdrew, wishing
the happy pair many years OF oonnu-
Dial bliss. Hyatt's band is au fait on
SUCH occasions and their services arc
invariably appreciated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-18

The social and reception of the Y. P.
Q. A. In West Presbytian Church last
evening WIS quite well attended and
passed Off very pleasantly. The sing
ing was rendered more pleasing by
tho accompaniment of the plano and
flute. and the drill OF the corps from
the Y. NJ. q. Ably Prof. Hoffman added
to the interest of the OCCASION. His
narration, however. OF the story In re-
gard to his little dog afforded great
deal moro amusement. The little ami
NAL was treated to an overdose of leo
cream.and cake which brought on an
attack OF collie that was followed by
most unearthly bowls. 70 quiet those
he administered paraRoric, laudanum
and other antldotes without effect, and
finally ended with dose OF chloro-
form, which landed him In the happy
hunting grounds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-18
We Are NM

Selling 50 shoe for %. Can't do IL.
Haven't reached that happy business
condition yet. But we are selling just
about the best shoes out for the money.
Honest stock, right lifting. right wear
Ing goods. and for prices; well. you
will have b ird work TO match them
for smallness. II you happen to need
anything In the way OF footwear to-
day, we are in good shape to meet
your wants. Drop in AMI see our
goods; you will find money saving
prices. Forman's, No. 10 East Fourth
street, between Market and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-18

isaac Sparks. brother of Alexander
parks. OF this city, died at his resi-
hence In Chester, Pa. on Thursday. OF
.Dneumonla, which he contracted
1nring tho National In campment In
Washington, ID. g.. in Septe mber. The
'&eceased served throughout the war
- corporal In Company D, First Della
Eare Regiment. He was actively en-
rugged In thirty different ba tiles and
@eccived two slight wounds. After
1lls close OF the war he married Mics
Mary l.. Burris OF Milford, after
which he located In this city, and for
ok years he served on the police force
0nder Mayor Valentine. In 1878 he
'Fomoved to Chester. Pa, and obtained
= Situation aa driver at the shlpyard
III the late John Roach and no contin-
ned to hold that position up TO the
Nlne he WIS taken sick. He leaves a
Widoy and seven children, all OF whom
reside In Chester. The funeral SER
Vices will he held at his late hcme OH
Monday morning, after which tho re
Mains will be brought to this city and
terred In the Wilmington and Bran
uywine Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-18

Edward Mulvey was again in the
dock at Municipal Court this morning,
for the second time this week. On tho
former occasion he was let off, on con-
dition that he would straighten up
and go to work. but instend of keep
Ing his promise, his appearance de-
notes thai he has been trying TO drink
all the rum in Wilmington. He was
trembling from head to foot, and it
was evident that he wns on the verge
oil delirum tremens. Judge Ball im-
posed II fine of S. and costs which will
send him TO jail for the next 40 days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-18
FIFTH EDITION.
MIR. Lers's Chance. I,nproviss.

1t Is evident that the chances Of the
Hon. Charles b. Lore for appointment
as Chief Jurtioe are improving daily.
The friends Of Judge Cullen. Attorney
General Nicholson and L. q. Vande.
grift have Withdrawn their names.
leaving Charles y. Lore and William
y. Spruance as the only candidates, 70
was reported yesterday that Governor
Reynolds had determhed to appoint
MIR. Spruance. but such, It was learned
afterwards was not tho case. IL ID
said on good authority that Senator
Gray and Willard SALISBURY have with.
drawn their support from Mr.. Spru-
ance and are now doing all they can
TO advance the interests OF Mr.. Lore.
The appointment will not be announo-
ed Tor several days and the friends Of
Doth gentlemen Jan remain in a de-
llghtful state OF uncertainty.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-18
For Ladies' Only.

We have The following fashions for
April: Denorest. Fashions treheh
pressmaiier. foiettes, New York
Bazar. Domestic Monthly. Housewife,
Hodey, Homo Maker. La Mode lie
Paris. Paris Album oil Fashions In
Mode, Bon Ton, Harper s Bazaar LAS
ter Humbcr) Revue de la Mode Myras
journal. Fashion and Fancy, Young
Ladies' Journal. American Queen, bo
ineatOr, Ludy's Companion, Davis It
Do. News dealers and Stationers, No.
Sl3 Market atreat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-18

The Harlan and Hollingsworth Com
pany ina short time will have tho
gloucester Ferry Conpany's fe.rybuat
~ running order. When completed 1t
sill rs the only Que of its class on the
Delaware river. The boat is III feet
[ong and o. reet beam. The ferrybout
, double screwed one. one OF tho
propellers being to pull and tho other
Will push. llis boat will be lifted I'D
with compound engines and although
pot being built Tor speed will make
fnirly good time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-18
Charged viii Policy wrl,Inr.

Clarence 8. Smith was before Judge
Ball this morning charged with policy
writing A number of witnesses were
called BY tho city solicitor. but each
testified that they did not know Smith,
and had never bought any policy from
him. On motion OF his counsel, Austen
Harrington. the case was dismissed.
Claud Hllderman was arraigned on
similar charge, and while u number
OF witnesses testified that they had
never bought any policy slips from
him there was .one who said that he
had given tho accused money to buy
him a row. Mr. Harrington, who also
represented the accused asked for his
discharge. but Judge Ball said he
would hold the matter under con-
sideration.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-18

William Scan!on is at the police sta.
ton on a charge of larceny and MAJ
liclous mischief. On Thursday the
prisoner was employed by carter Geo.
White and was sent to remove some
goods to A. ID. Vandever's farm. near
DuPont's Pier, on the Delaware river.
When Mr.. Vandever returned he
found that someone had burned q
number of valuable articles and had
carried away u pump. several 100
pounds of grease and furnace front.
valued at 800, which hs desposed Of
at junk shop.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-18

A clever congregation Falhered last
evening In the tabernacle at 18th aid
Walnut streets. Rev. Cavanaugh
spoke last evening from the text.
"BIesssd are they that do hunger and
thirst after righteousness, for they
shall be flied"
The after meeting was interesting
and profitable.
There will be a Saturday evening
service and meeting ali day on the
Sabbath.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-18

Some time ago Thomas Gray, a
dalryman, residing near kivervIew, So
cured a boy named John McGowen
from tho Children's lone In Phlladel-
phia, to learn farming. He was good
BOY. and seemed contented with his
new home, consequently Mr.. Gray was
very much surprised yesterday morn
Ing to lind that at an early hour, he
had run away. MoGowen Is now
about Is years OF age. anu ut the time
he left wore a brown hat, button shoes
and an old GOAT. Mr.. Gray is under
the impression that some one has per-
snaded him to leave. and warns all
persons against harborlng or trusting
him on his account.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-18

Johd llcCla,Terty was arralgned be-
fore Judge Ball tins morning on q
Bharge of selling liquor to two yyouna
girls named Mary and Oracle Boyle,
bach of whom is under u years OF age
these girls were arrested while drunk,
hnd on thelr Information rs to whore
they obtained the liquor, tbs warrant
was issued.
Mary Boyle, who Is - yeafs of age,
testified that last Monday she bought
hpint from hcClpfIerty, and Oracle,
who is 10. testified that on Tuesday
she bought 8 plnts.
There Was no defense and NcCief.
yefty was held in $500 bail for court,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-18

Judge Ball presided, as usual, at this
mornings session of the Municipal
Court, and disposed Of the following
Dases:
n John McCloskey and Patrick Dough.
prty. both old offenders, were fined
% and costs each for drunkenness or
90 days on the stone pile.
Samuel Beach. an old, gray Cd
X pan, was charged with being drunk
/. 10 was recommitta1
John 2. k9II, Charged with selling
+ pquor IG minors, waived heuring
hnd>Whs held in $500 for court.
Tito case of John Ashton. charged
With the larceny of IS from John
z pou CHERRY, was continued until Mon.
Hay morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-18

Patroiman Beale this morning ar
tested William Willis Of Baltimore on
bus plcion Il larcehy, Wn!ls HaS Try
hug to soil ufi Initial gold ring to
Front street dealors. Ito MAS taken to
ths police station whHte lie admit. Ted
that tho ring vas tpo large for him
but he had bought II In Baltimore for
$3.50. Chitr Francis is looking up the
pMnsr of The rinR
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-18

The King street market was well at.
tended to-day and produce brought
good prices. Butter, 80 to 40 cents
per ID, eggs, 20 10 % cents per doz.I
chickens. IL to IL cents per Id. ba-
nanas, 10 to 20 cents poi doz. radishes.
10 cents per bunch; spinach, 10 cents
per head tomatoes FROM the South, 80
cents per quart.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-18

IN evetyibius In Din menr DR.. Hale .
Aous held Ointment stands at the lead.
"a Is IF. c in. mo wpnHiertilt C'ires and
n ytuy create sa isfuctlOn than any other
{enl,,dy IN lio worlfI For outs, bruises,
burns spraiuF frosthlte. chilh!ains. chap
a hands and ips. eekemA, salt rheuIn.
NaIes. &C., II ma no coua,. We claim
Er,fit thines for IL anu guarantee what
Nc c.aup. IL is tho great pain and skin
dare. Put III IL CSC. and TO-, ba1es. La 70
sizs cheapest. fOr sale hY Deaton smith
aiuveist Seventh aud rluc streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-18
Complaint OF Mel Fishing.

The fishing in the Delaware and
Chesapeake canal, which for years
was about the best within easy reach
Of this city is said TO be almost ruined
By parties with drag nets some OF
whom make business OF catching
the fish to sail. This is violation OF
law, but II ls likely that 1t will not be
stopped until some Of those en-
gagged In IL are arrested and hned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-18

William S. Hlllss, attorney, sold ct
the court house this afternoon, at 2
O'clock. two 2-story brick houses on
Lord street, Nos. and 3, The property
of the lata William Baldwin, size l3x5}
feet, to W. $. Hilles, attorney, for $3.50
each. The house No. 3 Loru street to
Michael Money for S655.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-18

(tLosING OUT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
~ aud kitchen furniture. M AIS Market
street, on Tuesday, NJ rch list, At Loo
O'clock. co sistinE Of rug ANA hnir oth
tpar,o" suites oak chamber su;na. -rle-
boa d. cxteusion table bureaus. bcdsteads
8 and-. hcis and bedding. brussels and IN
grain carpets. stoves. sllverWaie AMI
uucenaw . ana ia TACT u great maAy
p H.-,lSo at the sRre tiiae and place
q fipelpt of antique aoo1s. The agOvo
goods must be sold. GEO. DRAH5,
nl8-2t Auctioneer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-18

Word has been received here by
Stansbury Murray, Jr., of the death OF
Peter kerbaugh. of this city. but late
ly of the Soldiers Homo, at Hampton,
Va. The deceased was IA years of age.
Kerhall WAS veteran OF the Mexican
and the late war aud was well-knoun
In our city.