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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-04

Last night a party OF ladies' and
gentlemen, tho elite OF our city ac-
cepted an invitation extended by Mr..
ChaS. Cotton, Of The Atlas Dredging Co.,
Tor trip down the river upon the ele-
gnnt tug Majestic The first business
before Weighing anchor was the elec-
ton OF officers. Mr.. John Cotton was
elected as Captain; Chas. Cotton, pur-
SER VIM. Blair chaplain; Walter Jaze.
well, bottle-washer; George Beeson
mast polisher; Harry Tazeweli, bucket
corporal; Harry Hobbs. captain OF door
knobs; Chas jackson, jailer; George
Lockwood. charge OF lookup; Oscar
Golert. charge uf pump; Harry Givin
deck swobber; Ihos. Bowen, Grand
master in charge Of the ladies' coats;
and the following ladies' made up one
OF tho prettiest and swcotest parties
that over gruced the deck OF tug.
The Misses Iva Saunders. Name
Rank, Fanny Peacock, Laura Gotwals,
Laura Todd. Nellie Gouert Lucy
Hutchinson. Flossie JACKSON Julia
Jachsun and Nellie Glnddon. The par
ties full OF life and spirit, left Pussy.
Jones Co.'S wharf at 8 p. m. and
after pleasant ride steamed over to
Silver Grove. When about one hour
was spent in dancing, they reem-
barkcd and steamed toward New Cas-
tile, which was the next stop.
Alter 4 Wow of the town and q
glance at the jail II decentralization was
la order and direct bce limo was
made for st. Augustine Pier their des.
tlnatlon. After Il pleasant hour spent
IN this city Oh tho bay tie party
gathered again upon tho tug for their
homeward ride. The trip throughout
was delightfully."- enjoyable. Tho deli.
cate moonlight spread its lustre over
| this fair men and maidens, and midst
| singing and laughter, the delighted
| people reached our city lust us the
morning sunlight tipped tie east with
| Its rays. Tie cook furnished all tho
I dcllcacies OF the season.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-04

The shipyard of tho Harlan & Hol
llngsworth 60. Will probably close
down in week, there being nothing
TO do excepting the work on the ferry
boat Fearless, which Will lie completed
In that time. This time one yenr ago
the company employed 800 mon in tho
yard, but at tho present time there are
only thirty-oun. This iucluleS those
at work on the ierrybuat, 4 number
were laid Off Tuesday night
In the car building shops work Is
also dull. On Tuesday evening twenty
hands were laid OFF for AL indefinite
period ard Il IL probable that silnl-
lar namber will he laid oil next week.
In the mRrldue shop. where there
was alwaya 100 nen ut work. there are
but hall that number now. These Few
are engaged in turning out seventy.
two steel plates fOT tho Camden Iron
/ Works to he used on gas tanks. These
| plates cArlI weigh 1000 pounds, and
ara 10 Ee drslled and p.Hned. As soon
as each man has finished his work on
1 them he Is iald OIL there being nothing
| else Tor him TO do.
! Several were laid off Tuesday evelI.
4 Ing AMI more will probably follow In
I a lpw days Taking the entire depart.
mont5 the Norl.mnu have ieen reduced
1 inst one hall Of the number usually
employed.
The Pussy and Jones Company are
also using unly about half their men,
tbero being but little work 10 do.
There are about 300 men out OF
work throughout tho city. and yet
Hlatly of them upheld Tie principles ol
! tho Democrats party at tao late eleG,
ton. They arc getting what they
voted for
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-04

Special Agent Frank Stout. of the S.
z. G, q. has fully investigated tho al
legged abduction Case OF Ella Nora
IDuckery. and linds there is no cause
for action The child was taken from
the alnshOuse wien but years of
age, by injury Price, and placed In her
custody by the trustees OF the poor
When she was about to die, she turned
the child over to John bartholomew,
and had the papers transferred to him
As he had no use for her, he placed her
in charge OF John Townsend, OF New
Castle, where she was raised until she
is now about II years OF age.
About three weeks ago, as his fami-
ly were about to start for Atlantic
City. Nh. Town send sent the girl down
TO Mr.. Bartholomew's, at State Road,
to remain until their return. One day
as she was carrying dinner to him.
she met her mother who made her set
tlis kettle down and go home with
hor. AS soon as Mr. Townsend heard
of this, he consulted with Mayor Her,
bert, who advised him to take out n
writ for the recover y of the girl, which
no did. Armed with this he proceeded,
accompanied by ollleer goinan, to thl
mothers house at state Road, and
took her away. There was no cruelty
or harsh usage Whatever.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-04
THIRD edition,


Bishop Curtis yesterday blessed the
altar Of the new convent at Kantmere,
thus concluding the religious cere-
monies In the setting aside Of the
building for religious purposes.
The bishop began the conservation
OF the altar at 7.30 o'clock.
He WAS assisted by Father Lynch, of
the TRANSPORTATION Church, New
York; Vicar-General Lyons, of st.
Peters Pro. Cathedral; Father Joseph.
OF Sacred Healt Church, and Fathers
Donaghy and Crowley, OF St. Anne's.
Pontiiiclai mass was begun at Q
O'clock, the Bishop being the cele-
brant. Rev. Father Hough delivered
the sermon from the words. Thy
house is holy, oh Lord" ES-puplls OF
the Academy of Visitation sang No
zart's Twelfth Mass. L. u. Preston
led tho singing, and Miss Agnes
Curley was the organist. Father jos
eph was the celebrant at vospers in thu
afternoon.
There are thlrty-ono sisters in the
community. Miss Abel, known as
SiHter Mary Joseph. Is one of them
-Four are known as out sisters, they
having charge OF the work of provid
Ing for tho physical needs OF the com
munity.
Tue remainder are clolstered. The
convent chapel is not open to all. Ex
cspt ON special occasions upon BISHOP
Curtia's permission may any ono no
8 connected with the convent enter tn
chapel. Bishop Curtis Is the coniesso
OF the convent IL In Father Donaghy'
parish OF st. Anne's, and Father Crow
Icy Is the chaplain. Bishop Curtis wa
formerly Miss Abeil's eonfessoI
Father Frank OF PHILADELPHIA after
ward became her confessor. She CAV
the coveut to this diocese. Exoluslv
OF furniture II CO. about sloo. 900.
ID expected to accumulate an ondoN
ment fund for its support.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-04
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Thcre Must Hive Been n Mistake.

About 9 o'clock on Friday morning,
June 2, as Officers Mari and LUCAS
were passing along Walnut street be-
low Sixth, they saw eolored man on
the step Of the residence OF CHAR es
Broadhart, No. 5l2 Walnut street, who
seemed to be trying to force tho door.
They watched him for several minutes,
and when ct last they saw him turn
his attention to one OF the windows.
started toward him. He ran and was
pursued by the officers for several
squares, when they lost sight of him,
but from what they saw felt certain
that he was John Boulden.
They kept the matter quiet but were
watchiul, with the hope oil arrestinl
him. As they did not see him they
came to the conclusion that he had
left tow On Wednesday officer Lu
cas- happened to meet him in the street
and took him in custody.
He was arraigned before Judge Bal
this morning. when the accpsel
brought witnesses to prove that ht
had not been out Of his house at nigh
for several months. Judge Ball sale
1t looked to him like case OF mis-
taken identity, and that MS the ACCUSED
has large family he would hold tn,
case up, and let him go on his owl
recognizance to appear when wanted
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-04

There has Tor Ions; no been com
plnints about tile crowds of young
colored men, and in some Instances
women also, who loaf lroand tho Tor
ner OF Eighth and Iutnau and Eighth
and Orange straots. and tho officers
bave been Instructed to break it up
Last night Il raid was made on the
louugcrs aud tie following arrests
were made:
Charles sampson, william Spear,
man, Norris Harris. RuitArt i. Smith
Edna Gibbs, Maggie Butcher. Ssaly
Johnson, Cooper Lewis, PERI Collins
ard ank Dolls. all culured. They
were urlaigned before Judge Bali ills
morning, wien Some OF them clUlmoo
that they Were waiting Tor stree
chr and others that they lad lueray
stpppcd TO spelk to n friend. The ties
tinony OF tho officers showed that nj
with tho exception OF bpuarmln wnrf
In the habit oi loaling on the come
and that they had boon watncd t.
desist
Snearman, who ls a very RESPECTABLE
oolofea man, WAS dismissed a.ld til
othcrs lined Il and costs,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-04

The fishing party of whom Messrs.
Weir, Green, Schiue. Beatty and 81
others We're the members that left OF
Wednesday evening with such pleasing
thoughts, and such great expectations
have returned. The experience of the
party is given in minor way below.
All night the brave tug towed the
schooner against the tide, and the fur.
Their down they got the rougher were
the pillows, Long before tho fishing
banks were discovered by the look out
stationed above, so Of the brave fisher.
men We're Wishing they were home, as
sea sickness was very fashionable.
One poor fellow would he sympa,
thlZing with another, in the next mo,
ment he would be attacked with the
same malady. Until when the Bank.
were reached at 10 u. m, hardly cor
IorHl's guard could he mustered to dc
the fishing. Instead of IS brave moi
with rods and lines out waiting 10
catch the finny tribe, 10 mortal souls
were all that could be gathered to
gether. After two hours fishing MIR
Green. of Thomas Green & Son, car
ried of the palm with 20 to his credit
Mr.. Weir, OF the firm of Barlow and
Weir, came near the top. and MIR
Schlice came next in order. then Mr.
Beatty.
Altogether the Eighth street marke
people hold up their end of the line
But also Messrs. Barlow, Prettymai
and Green who took the wagons dow
to bring back the fish. were disappoint
ed Gus we eXpectOd) in the number o
fish. They were therefore pressed int,
The duty OF bringing the boys hom
under the cover Of canvas, and thos
that did not have any conveyance
were noticed at I.S0 this morning
creeping home, with woebegone faces
up the bnclt streets and alleys. AM
/ who could blame them2 First seasick
ness. then long, tiresome ride, the
leaving ut ~ o'clock noon and reachin
here at l.S0 the next morning. Stil
some Of them say they had a goo
time, laughing at the seasick ones.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-04

TtFrOnut,
Z. II. Brennan and family went to
Chicago this morning to visit the
great fair.
John Saunders and his grand .daugh.
ter, Miss Maud, went to Atlantic City,
N. j., yesterday. for the purpose OF
beneiiting his health.
Frank Beetle OF this city, ia now
at the toboggan slide near
tho excursion house at Atlantic City.
His son Clarence, has been rather un.
well but is now getting better.
Rev. II. S. Dulany. of Kingswood
NJ. Il. Church, is spending short va
cation at Frultlard. Md. IIe expects
to occupy his pulpit on Sunday.
Miss II. Elva Ylnsinger has Just 70.
turned home from on enjoyable Welt
Ito relatives near Elkton, Md. She
spent three weeks on the trip.
Mrs. N. VIM. Ridgaway and son
have started on an extended trip to
BALTIC. Kent county, Md, and the
-..... y.
Rebecca Taylor, q sister of the late
Kenneth township yesterday. Deceased
was quite advanced In years. OF a
family OF eight brothers and sisters
but ono remains. They had nlways
made their home together and lived q
quiet life.
Vim. NJ. Palmer and Mrs. Ida +.
Courtney we've married by Rev. j. d.
~. Hanna at his home last night.
Mrs. John Petite spent Wednesday
in our city.
Vim. Malin of Wilmington. but for.
Imerly OF Elwyn, is spending a few
weeks vacation with his father at
Elwyn.
William Beadonkopf, who has been
stopping at Cape May Point and has
his Naptha Launch at tho inlet, was in
our city yesterday on business, unC
will return to the sensible to-day. lie
knows Il pleasant place and appreciates
"a jolly good time.
S. n. Smeltz has gone to Catsklll.
IN, Y, for business as well as pleasure,
rs during his visit he will engage
lot OF Christmas trees to be delivered
next December.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-04

The State Flremen's Association
will make an excursion to Reading,
Pa, on Sunday. This excursion Is
being given in the interest of the fire
mems tournament to be held during
the coming autumn. In order to al,
lay any unnecessary fear caused by
rumors about smallpox In Reading,
and secure tho patronage of all then
friends, Chairman Susse, of the ex"ar,
sion committee. has written to .u6
health authorities OF Readlng III re-
gard to the health OF that city, and has
received the following reply from the
secretary OF the Board OF Health.
'Dear Sir: Your letter OF the 24ti
instant received. In reply will state
that the press has greatly exaggerated
tho repOrts about smallpox in this
city. We do not think there is any
danger OF contagion, a5 most of Tho
patients are in the hospital, and all the
outside cases are In houses thoroughly
QuarHntined and guarded by watch
men day and night. The houses II
which are smallpox patients are all OF
the outskirts OF the city, which need
not be travelled by exeureionists.
In our opinion YOU noed have NJ
fenr whatever, and you can guarantee
your people to that elect. No on,
Will ever regret accompanying an ex
eursion to this city and take in tn
mountain roads.
Respectfully yours,
JAMES liANaEN, Secretary
Reading, july 25, 1898.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-04

J, G. Bryant, who ls now located at
Hayerhill, Mass, says that the people
voted for change Inst fall, but shch a
change he most decidedly objects to,
as the times are too hard for "book
agents" to make an ''honest penny"
lie says 1t Is no use In finding fault,
and all must do the best they can
under the circumstance. Bryant Is a
philosopher, and Is determined. II pos
slble, to live as long as he can see any
one else living. He intends to visit
our city next September, when he will
try and do his part towards making
business lively.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-04

=, SHIury
Thomas F. Bayard. Ambassador to
England ......s....sS IisDvu
George Gray, Senator. 5000
John W. Cnussy Congressman. 1000
Thomas Holcomb, Sixth Auditor of
MI ,n' g 55sssafy q = .:..:.;;:::;..ssls
Mr.. Carpenter. of Dover. Consular
Agent to Furth ......,........... hO1
James ". Ware, a retired cnpiiRl-
list. Superintendent OF new Post
clhco '......s............. s.Rou
And so It goes. Has any working
man received all Office worth button
up to date2 II 80, | do not SNOW it.
All that lie has received that know of
is that sore throat, yelling for Grover.
A LOCKER Ok.
Wilmington, August 5. 1898.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-04
ALTERATION SALE!

81, SIS and Sc Trousers for
So is a good investment.
The more you think of this
offer the more ridiculous it
will appear, but if you will
come to our store and exam.
inc the excellent goods we
arc selling at So, which in
many instances are worth So
and Sc, you will readily per,
ceive why SO many people
are taking advantage of this
offer, which cannot possibly
last much longer.
Atwood Mems Suits, light
eolored, Sc.
Mems Suits, IS, from SIC
and $l2.
Mems Suits, $40, from
$l2 and $14.
Mems Suits, $l2, iron,
Sl5 and $l8. $50
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-04


I American Laundry. COZ West Front st
cuppingand iscehins. lbs u. Second St
Cummings. the photographer, 500
Market street.
I You can get something you can cat
ut 2sT Market street. Hollis.
II you want flrst.clnss dyeIng and
securing done, 20 to 2i0 King.
Three lbs fino roigies tor IS cents
at L. A, McClure's fish stalls In 5th
street market.
J. J. Smith, Fourth and Shlpley
streets. has for sale new crop tprnip
and rutabaga seeds.
Harry Schiller has thus far been TN
successful in procuring boat to take
his fishing party to the Banks.
Four favorltes won at the Glouces-
ter races yesterday, and 90 shot
Louis X. came IN winner In the sixth
ruce.
Presiding Elder l.. e. Barrett
preached at Camden camp yesterday
afternoon ON the subjects; ''Iho Pow.
} or Of the Gospel
Special reporter John @. Hardness,
will 40 TO the Worlds Fair with the
Wilmington employees Of the p w. x
B. Departments, some time this
month.
\ Go to DR.. J. II. Simms 4 Son. COG
King street, now. for DR.. SimmS' ia.
nous White Puimonic Balsam, the
lung cure. COG King street. Elegant
medicine depot.
The electric Cur excursion to have
been given last Thursday evening for
J tho benefit OF Bethany Baptist Build
: Ing Fund, Will go out Friday evening,
: the 4th lust, at tho hour and place OF
stai ting specified OH tho tickets.
3 Soc advertisement OF excursion to
h Atlantic City oil August 8. of Angus
! tine.
!, For cramps. palms. chollc. dlsrrhna,
cholera and kidney diseases, headache,
: &c., use DR.. Slmms' Pain Searcher 1t
relieves and cures ct once. Depot GOO
King street, Wilmington. Del
L. A. Shippers. the orator. VINO on
several occasions has spoken before
tho G. A. r.. is spending a part OF his
: vacation with ex-Postmaster Samuel
I Il. Hamilton, at Rising sun. Md.
Isaac N. Grubb says that 1t is very
4 dry In Brandywine hundred, the sup
= ply of whlakey as well as OF water DO
:. ing very limited. The crop OF cereals
n as we'll as drinks will therefore be
a short.
D II. 4. Cochran of Middletown. was
IS thrown from his sulkey last Wednes'
r-Iday night and somewhat hurt, through
v his horse taking fright, turning sud
@ denly around and breaking a shaft.
y The Yankee Doodle. owned by the
. Mcbride Brothers, of Philadelphia, Ii
having new triple expansion engine.
- placed in her and is expected TO run al
= the rate OF 40 miles dn hour whom fin
y ished.
d Mrs. Lavinia Pyle, wife of the lat,
Joseph Py lie, died at her home In Phi,
:. adelphia on Monday, aged IS years
v Interment will he made In the VII
.. mington and Brandywine Cemetery
ltito-day.
g A benefit for the Raymond Free Batl
y. Association will he given at Unloi
/. Park next Wednesday. II ls expected
q that tho Y. NJ. Q. A., Tuesday Club
n Grace Orchestra, Brownson Quartet
10 and the Delaware Smngerbund will
I, participate.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-04

NTANTED-slx bridge painters to go
w cut of tuwn; steady work. Apply
AT u. :, Want Office. Exchange fulfilling.
-LEh md MnrMeL ST. nets IL.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-04

William H. Rlloy, OF Towns end, will
be removed from the State Hospital at
Furnhurst this afternoon by his attor-
ney Il. II. Cochran, Jr Nj. Cochran
ut first thought he would have 10 oh.
tain writ of habeas corpus before
Riley could be released, but he lAs
found such course is unnecessary, as
Riley wos not properly committed
Dr richardson says Riley shows no
signs OF insanity.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-04


WYesterday morning an Italian nam
ed Frnnk Hoes, called on John Ciceri,
tho Italian maoaroni manufacture at
Sixth and Tatnnll streets, and aelted
him TO cash q check drawn in favor Of
Ross, for Sl4, on the Union National
Bank, and purportlng to be signed by
Geo. II. Tfndall. Jr.. the well-known
builder, Upon looking at the back
Mr.. C!cerl saw that 1t was not endorsed
and he called Ross attention to that
fact, when he said he was unable to
write. At his request Mr. Ciceri wrote
his name for him and he Affixed his
mark. Mr.. Cicori told him to 90 to
the bank and he woald get his money,
when Ross went away. The check
was numbered rs.
BShortly before noon Ross appen red
OF the bank with check numbered
no for s25. which, as 1t was not
signed. the bank refused to accept.
lie went away, but returned about
2.45 o'clock with tho check FOR Sl4.
which he presented to Frank &. Ger
pehter, the paying teller. who at once
saw that it WAS clumsy forgery.
Special officer Burroughs, of the
bank. then took him in custody and
locked him up. After his arrest he
confessed that he had stolen the blank
| checks from Mr. Tindalrs house, and
| that another man had filled them UT
4 for him.
At the hearing before Judge Ball
this morning Mr.. Tiudall testified thai
he had torn three checks from hit
book, numbered ~, IT'S and 10. II,
had lilled one up and used 1t, but tn,
others he had carried around in hi
pocket all day.
| On Monday evening he Strengthened
them out, and laid them In his checi
book, which was LETT lying ON table
Ross hal formerly worked for him
ana he came yesterday morning t,
borrow hammer The signature I,
the check was not in his handwriting
lie saw Ross after his arrest, and Ii
confessed that he took the check
while no wos in tho house.
Cashier Dandy and Paying Telle
Carpenter both testified to the fact O
his presenting tho check at tho bank
and Judge Ball committed him 70
court, In default OF $500 bail. on tn
charge of utterlng forged lchecl
knowing 1t to be forged.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-04

LEwEs, DEL, Aug. 3. Without blus
ter but with an evident intent to find
treasures. II possible, the Merrnl
Wrecking Company, Of New York
have sent the steamer Cooley to searel
for the Spanish doubloons whici
were on board the English sloop.Uf
war DolIraals. which sank off tho Della
ware Cnpes. The crow of the Loaf are
hard at work, but SO quietly that les
people know OF their presence.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-04
RaberHan'S
Steel
Enameled Ware.

BY special arrangement,
we can sell this ware lower
than any store in this city.
1t will wear treble the length
of time Of agate Or granite,
and the price is one.third
less.
Pot. Preserving Kettles,
l6c.
SGT. Preserving Kettles
reduced to 4Sc.
Pie Plates, s and loo.
3-qt. Coffee Pots, 47c.
13.inch Wash Basins, Sic;
regular price, Coo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-04

Robert Moody owas ii lot OYER MIR
ket street bridge, On wbirG la abr,
where he keeps his horse He has
been greatly annoyed by tr'spJsacls,
consisting OF men who loaf all day OF
Front street begging wiiskey and
spending their nights III his able. lIa
made complaint to the police, and last
night officers visited the place and AZ
rested John Net oy, JGmes Kirk. John
Mcguire Joseph !iYHn and Thompson
Coll Meioy and Mcguire arc Old
FOUNDERS, vol known To the court
Inry N'ra afraisued this moruiug am
Judge Ball Ter hca NJ II Q stlmunS
hnpos 81 a ltue ~ "a and gu5ts OF u
days III on II o. aad Mcguire,
while tn Jthel. ped with 81 an
costs each
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-04

The barn on tile farm OF j b. Fisher,
situated on Kennett pike, six miles
from this city. and adjoining the
Lower Brandywine Presbyterian
Church, was destl Dyed by fire. between
twelve and two O'Clock this morning,
with all it's contents. consisting OF
some elk tons of hay, II or 10 tons of
straw, some 800 bushels of wheat, a
reaper and binder, market wagon. car
Rage, harness and number oil farm
ing utensils.
Mr. Fisher had an Insurance on the
building OF $500 In the Farmers Mu-
tual Insurance Company OF the State
of Delaware, and the tenant JIG. Haniil-
ton, lad an insurance Of $500 on tho
contents In the same comp any. The
horses and cows were in the Hold. or
they too would have been destroyed.
1t is supposed that 1t was set on llre
by tramps, as IL stood directly on the
pike, and was easy to access.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-04

Judge Bali disposed Of the follow.
Ing cases at THIS mofnug's SEES
sion OF tho Municipnl Court.
Charles Reed WIS charged Will
drunkenness. but az it was his first
otianse and he promised to do botter
in the flu ure. 10 WIS allowed TO 10.
lille y WI Jams was Incl - lnt
cos $ ! yf.y; t.Iuult ana dlsordcriy
JUi II McGarSlG pleaded guilty Il
q charge vi drunkenness but us l.,
pleaded so hurd and made 50 many
promises. lie was dismissed
Hugh O'Nell was not SO lucky wish
his drunk, aud WAS Obliged to Aau,
over ~ AID costs.