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every description; all Cribs and Cradles; all
Rattan Goods; all Lounges and Couches; all
Extension Tables, as welRas all other Tables
and Stands; all Wardrobes; all Bedsteads;
all Mattresses; all Spring Beds; all Pillows;
all Blankets; all Comforters; all Table Lin
en-; EVERYTHING IN OUR ENTIRE
BEDDING DEPARTMENT; all Chiffon
iers; all Shaving Cases; all Parlor Desks;
Bookcases of all kinds; all Hall Stands; all
Upholstered Furniture of every description;
EVERYTHING IN OUR ENTIRE FUR
NITURE DEPARTMENT.; all Carpets Tex
cept as above) from the cheapest Hemp to
Our best Administer; all Linoleums; all Oil
Cloths; all Straw and Cocoa Mattings; all
Rugs and Mats, both Foreign and Domestic
Carpet sizes included; all Art Squares; all
Carpet Sweepers; all Hassocks; all Plush
Carriage Robes; all ''Misfit' Carpets;
EVERYTHING IN OUR ENTIRE RUG
DEPARTMENT; all Light and Heavy
Draperies; all Furniture Coverings; all
F>ringes and Loops; all yard Lace Goods;
EVERYTHING IN OUR ENTIRE ORA
Perry DEPARTMENT; all Crockery; all
China Ware; all Dinner and Tea Sets; all
Bric-a-Brac; all Cutlery; all Silver Plated
Ware; all Hollow Ware; all Chamber, Ban
quet, Library and Piano Lamps. all Lamps
of every descriptions all Clocks all Toilet
Sets; all Onyx Stands; EVERYTHING IN
OUR ENTIRE CROCKERY DEPART
MENT; all Coal Wood and Gasoline Stoves
Except as above); all Refrigerators; all
Baby Carriages; all Wringing Machines;
all Tinware and Shelf Goods; all Hotel
Goods; EVERYTHING IN OUR ENTIRE
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Words of Advice to Our
Friends and Customers.

While at first sight it may appear ad-
vantageous to wait for the days in which
the larger discounts apply before making
your purchases, and while you are at per-
tect liberty to do so, it goes without saying
that the most desirable goods will be
picked up first, and it is highly probable
that when the 40 and 50 per cent discount
days arrive you will find that Wise and
Discriminating Purchasers have been
ahead of you and made their selections.
and that the articles you had your eye on
have been sold.
The fact Is that there is not an article on our
floor today which is not cheap our regular price
therefore we consider that the earlier purchasers
taking into account the advantage of selection and
assortment-will really get the best bargains al
though the discounts may not be quite so large.
However, you will. of course use your own
discretion as we wish the utmost liberty taken by
all to make themselves perfectly at home on our
premises, taking their time to make their Sc
lectionS
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We wish it distinctly understood that everything
In our Entire Establishment, duplicates and all
which we have in stock is included IN this sais
The sun., 1893-06-14
Fighter. on tn. Other Side OF tn. Atlantic


This seems to be rather busy season for English
fighters. Many OF them either negotiating for bat.
ties else IN training for soon to be fought
"Chappis' Moran SIN hnds It difhouit to get on .
match with anybody in his c!asA Moran has Just Is
sued challenge. accompanied by . forfeit OF f2s to
nght any lo7-pound man in England. Knowles.
Precious. Beach, or Lock preferred. IL he cannot ar
range match he expects TO return to America
the:terned Goode. the Rngiish middle weight has
leased the shaitosbury gymuaslum, adjoining tho
weekly bux ng exhibitions.
Arthur Valentine has issued challenge to box any.
bod, England a. $50 pounds for 500 f2oo aside.
Jack slayin. brother to Frank Sayin has posted a
forfeit to hRht H. jackson 0f London & a nnist.
George johnson VIII como 10 this country until
me Grinn smith contest Is decided He expects 10
In.pssking of hi. defeat BY Jim Hall to ~ ,'i"a NJ.
rspresenlAuve Frank Savtu says; ~ druggcd.
Pact couldn't night. and thsts what the mat.
@ @ ho' =, snough TO hnr. child and dd
n" use IA king a6ontit Isee they speak OF the hsht
peinR barney ana yet my people offered $500 10
900 without being accom- m odAfed" Mrs.. slaytn is
very seriously convinced that her husband dosed
Jack start who ira ned slavn. certain that Frank
was not IN the condition a. when brought MN
from the training quarters.
The sun., 1893-06-14
News OF tho whcelmen.

Tho East Orange Cyslers will hold a century run 70
Philadelphia on Saturday.
The prizes won by Charley Murphy In the Milburn
road race represented $500 IN yalue.
A. A. Zimmerman. during his trip TO Scotland, won Q
plano as nrst prize IN one OF his races.
Tho ity.me of tho National Cy clistap
Union OF ENGLAND vii! be held al Paddlngton to-day.
The Riverside Wheelmen Will hold n threeday tour
along tie Jersey coast They VIII start on July 2.
Treasurer brewster OF the League Of American Wheel
men has been appointed Treasurer OF the Century Road
Club OF America
The racing men of the Harlem wheelm.y in train
ing for their road races VIII on w be held on the West
chester course next saturday.
schoeheld the prominent English racer. who II was
expected would NAnqulsh Zimmerman thiA season.
cannot get a license from he n. {. L.
None Of The suspended college wheemen were
allowed to compete the OF the Harvard UNI
versity Cycling Association OIL Saturday.
Tho Records Committee OF tho National Cyclists
miles created at Hern" mn by H. A. Vogt on Mays.
President Charles Carr OF the Century wheelmen has
presented his club with $3.50 silver cup. to be pre-
o: club runs.
The trouble hetwesu the Tourist Cycling Club ana
me. n r ha. been sen,ed Th. op,a, race
have tho sanction will hold the meet.
Frank BIown who acquired Suitea reputation as .
Ca wss han ns rSsns nsn
now riding for tho Kings County wheelmen.
The tsnmile road race OF the Union County Roadstsrs
WIN VA mnne hsla On s,
ute handicap was second Time. 2s4 minntea
. The cycling division NJ tho Harlem branch Of the
road races sunday EDWARD Crossngham m won the
mile race In minutes 40 seconds. and also the
two.mie race IN minutes 10 seconds
course on saturday, Albert HelmSt.ndt won IN 20
minutes nossron - scSer Mtr hnihed second from
bridge third In 30 minutes.
The sun., 1893-06-14
Odds aud Ends of sports.

The South Brooklyn Quot Club have arrsnged an
amateur handicap. open to ALL weight OF quoita un'
miIed TO take place at their inks 5iI tohrt htrstt
June III Entrance fec so cents Entries 10 close At
o'clock on the afternoon OF tho handicap
Tho Regatta Committee OF tho New Engiend ANA
teur Rowing Association have decided {" hold tho
annual regatta on July 4 on LAta QuinsiEAmond
Worcester Tho evsn:s Will lie junior Intcrned'Ate.
aud senior singles single canoe. fonr'oared shells
Junior and ssnior Junior ant senior foarorsd work
Ing boats and eight 0nred saeIs. 1unsr and senior
Frank Craig. tho " Harlem Coffee Cooler" snd Billy
Mccarthy fought urround draw a. The fhtlndet
persons witnessed tho affair say that the 'Ooolsr
Lad dec dsdiy The 6est OF tile Argument The latter
thnts 60 too for ht cal ed at The oi,s Gassn, once
yesterday To chslleuse Mccarthy to nXht . limited
number OF rounds o nniBh before The club ofer
Ing the largest purse tho Consy Island Club preferred
On May 10 Nike j. Doyls Of Newark psstsd $500 With
the Po ia Ga.a 60 match johnny Van Hesst against
George Dixon at pounds for 81 500 side and the
ieAtheI-w eight cham pionship OF the world. AZ
word aA been heard rom the celortd boy regarding
the matter. DoJ,s sad yeAierdAy that The money
should remain whore Il is and Van Hscst will nRkt
either Paddy AcBride, By hurS shy. Morgan CIoWtksy
OF England. any man in the world ~ l1o OF l21
pounds for 81 800 u aide.
The officials OF the John j, Reynolds Association,
popular east side organization are making elaborate
pSparatinnh or thsir sRlth an uual reunion and
ms5nishts fs,.i'a TO be held tonight At wA.hinEtoi
OF the Assoeiaipn are; Thomas j. Brady, PIssident;
C0rneusP Tueb, Vice. President: HArryP foye, Sec.
ond Nice-Preidsnt; John Wood Treasurer; Maurice
NslhRan, FlnAneial Secretary; Jssts l. Sanders Re-
coIdng EsereiaIyi John Foley, Corresponding see
EatAEy. william brennan. NArlhAls
The sun., 1893-06-14

Tho prizes won at tho annual spring neld sports Of
the Pratt Institute Athletic Association were ed
by W. A. McAndrow At the institute on Ryer
street. on Monday the Class winners
great Bend'on as they came to get their hard won
trophies J. L. whtton won the greatest number Of
uoints and eyen,s and ~ gave HIM royal send.oG
Miss EdtIh H. Alien the Chairman OF tho tennis sec.
ton compiled the record of tho tenn, tourney for the
season and fuIn shed these details OF lLe playing in
each class:
first Class. Gentlemen's singleI-Tirst round; j. c.
Stsbblns dereatedj \. Whreluck. -3 81; lnyrl de.
feated r. Robertson 90. 40; j. Howatt defeated
n =. S Noses - "a 40: 4 g. IaT,rich ,defentsd
dof.HtsaJc q Steh6ins, - - j. llowAtt defeated
Leysll s; dsrsSisd , y llows,, -, 80. o..
Gregory defea,td H. Martin. Al. 6-4 A. ilardes de.
feated II. whittrnore. d- 80: W Whit on defeated
z; sate, 80 80 J. Leeouf defeated Z, Lowsn:
y. rardes. a.. 70 -; ". Wilton defeated " H.
LeGonr, L = IL 80 Final round W. Wilton defeated
First Cls.s Ladies' stnElss-Frst Round; Miss " Otis
dsf..;sd Ni..E ADAMS: o. eIli Miss !: ., Atin,oa
sen defeated Miss OTIS, 80 40 Final round;
Miss X Atkinson defeated Miss y. Otis. ~. 90
Class u Mixed Doubles Fir Round: Asa h, H. Allen
v. o, GrsEsIy. g. G-a Final round; Miss K. K O. Al. Al.
ami Mr.. J, A. Wheelock, 1l-9 d..
The sun., 1893-06-14
EUROPEAN SPORTING GOSSIP.
Preach Rowing and Irish Lawn TennIa
ChampIonshlpu.


The French amateur rowing championships were
decided on tho Seine at NeuilIy May ~, under tho
auspices OF the Union des Soci8k Francaso do Spors
Atbi&tiqueL The contests included races for pa.rs
fours. and e!Ehts. and the crews representing the
societ6 Eautique de In Basse Seine them all be-
sides extra four and eightoAr races in tub boats
The winning crows and other French oarsmen will
be strongly evidence at the Henley Royal regatta
the rst week in July. They havo made tho following
ent,iss Grand Challenge Cup. socetS Eautique Basse
sene Stewards Chae ngs Cap: soctt6 Nautique Bas.e
Boudln (soei ts d'EncouraEsmsnt da Sport Nautiqus
piamond % sh.l!sng' seal. tranc, oudn ana Charles
to tss rpGse1 r. .Gn .o sn the
ThGma. the latter write" as fo'Iowsto Land and Va
y" Hli"w me to say tha. should be pleased to run W.
g. George Il ,hs a a. a. A. win grant in. perm t..aud
the ruling b9ay Win view noy 70 propo,,ns eshp
s:Sfss tiaSs sasr
make: and itsti .n.! lr g Z: NilIsS AMI mase a
SPORTS 10 decide na, distance would Greats good
papo. Sh .sHa b. with
.msd GerGes s1s % ,G sTr.. , .hs event and
Is; Tie
r' e. snp:
ABLE .moan, Of a'sr1s' r,w was sS sTsA.a by me es
had Won "S Ina. ia.
wear and as expected retain the title hnt PIN lie
native celebrity beat hun decisivey by three sets 10
one.
With =. o. stoker as partner PIN again came to tho
front the doubles chainTi nship Lewis and Neers
the English team. W no won sst years cir IN
dIu to defend heir ttc and IL went 10 the
by defaut Mas StRnuen real Mis-, Pore for
the lad iss' chhmpi"I ship singleA while he d'ubes
were carried Oft by Miss rter ard Mrs shaw Ills
EXcslisncy. the Lord Leu enant cd The prizes
kngish professional oarsiuen hall the arrival IN Their
midst Of Tom sullivan. the Australian sculler a. likely
TO lead 10 international racing his seAton They ten
dered the visitor dinner and reception al Putn.y ON
June /. Tho Hp'iny IN. of June outlines the nsw ar.
riya's movements as folows;
when asked i he in,endsd e take part in any
In tho SAtiona Regatta, providing that suiahls
but locar row VIII take part the aair unless The
Adver,sed 1bU - augmented Doubtless tho executive
Will take this into consideration as I Ia within Tho
bou totsbi ity TO yet represen ives from Eng
land Australia aud america to taxi bari IN the race
When ASA ed wnAt he thonght OF Forming part Of q
four. .oared or w. suliyAn saidi
~ ihink that Eaat, Rost, GeorRe Bubear and N.Y.
self wonfgye any sot OF rowers hard tussls.'
1T 10 suIivAns int enlon to remain in London for
some time after whch he will The Uni states
tax ing part some OF the reEaitAs IN AmsrcA There
IL thing v hch mnst fayoIAb inpross every ono
with whom sullivan cone. IN contact, and tnat
10 his frank and manly bearing He has a manner OF
looking straight into your eypb conveying the I'm.
preston that everything he does 10 fair and above
board Sullivan 10 still vsTy young man but he has
rowsd any professional rsees and In hiI youth he
vas . Wsllhnown AmAtsur"
The sun., 1893-06-14
Acme Athletes In Form.

Tho second annual outing and beach party OF the
Acme Athletic Association Of this city. whose fame
athletes has chiefly been perpeuAed through its crack
baseball team. occurred yesterday on RockAway Beach
sands. The results were as follows:
ThreelegRed Race. scratch-won by Henry Nsinst adt
and Georsio Gordon. with Jack Lynch and Peter
Bernard second. and Tommy Leo and Joe Bernard
third Time. minutes 2iA seconds.
Onehuudrod. yard Dash, Handicap-FinaI heat won
by John Gleason (scratchl with George Gordon "a
yards) second and Thomas +. Lee Is yards third
Time, IL seconds.
One quarter. mile Run. Handicap-Final heat won by
John Gleason (scraich with Edward Watkins Is yArds)
second. and Charley Henry Is yards) third Time 5sa
becOnds
One. mile and half Bicycle Race. Handeap-won by
40 seconds second Benja amin BALDWIN i5 seconds
third Time. minutes 5sr seconds
Jones IL yards. with Jonn Uleason. scratch, second
and John Lynch, rs yards, third Time. MINUTES
One. mile walk. Hsndicap-won by Edward Boland.
James G. Murphy 10 yards, third. Time . minutes
ISo huna rec. ed.,ndtwen.v.yard Hurdle Race, HAndt
son: .c5seh: .ssSnd and Thoms. r Lee yssds third
one. scratch. with cap feet nehss; Frsasr,os
John aiss,sn Scratch tSird Win fs:s io9 insss: sha
Running Long in p Handteap--won By John Glea-
Charlie. Henry. . inches. third with II feet.
a"s Who snss sent ns mss. % sy
q r.. ieeh.; and fstsr Murray ineS.s tslld.
one. hundred yard Dash. Handicap open to all anna.
% -fnat heat won by HAIRY Fe.ton star A. of
a .ssdnd ana srs b.s hSs:
Acme A. C.. scratch. third. Time. liz seconds.
The sun., 1893-06-14
Yachting Notes OF Intsrest.

wR. Heartts steam yacht Yamoose returned to South
Brooklyn saturday after a six wseks trip South.
Capt. Percy and Engineer Hebron In charge.
Arthur Gbb's " HerreHh0R 30fo1ter Bonnie Doom
seems TO be nyer IN light weather, judging by the
way she held The Wabp on Saturday. There Il some
or ali open one,
W. Gould BroIRw. the Eood'looking young owner of
the Water who divides hs attention about equally be.
tween high s'spPsrs 4nd yacht rAeing WAS happy on
Saturday when hs gchoons ed old FIya the
AzA.ss. by 60 seconds In the Larehmont regatta
Police Commissionsr NeCllye says Dr. Ds4nsp DYE
pspsiA Pills cure ~ who try thsm--AdsE
The sun., 1893-06-14

dbs pleasant snse, and perfect safety with which
Fiss under ali eondItiont MAKES 1t their tAyorito
remedy Tp YET the true aud genuine Arcl- look for
the bottom VI The pAckage-lds.
The sun., 1893-06-14

No visit to the Worlds Far complete without trip
on the Exposition fiJsr--kew York CennAlS wonder.
ful 2QhouF train.-4dG
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rental. Also that the association he
granted the use Of the building on
sunday. Adopted.
An fsoREAaE.
The salary OF Mrs. Williams, JAM.
tress OF the Bryant school, WINS In.
creased from $40 per month 10 $50 from
November /, 1902.
FOR SERVICES RENDERED.
l.. u. Goliath presented bill for
services rendered "a member OF the
hoard from July 10, 1890 10 December
q, 1891, amounting 10 $500, and II. -.
Lett presented a like bill for services
from May Z, 1891, to July 90, 1891,
amounting to s7i. The bills were al.
lowed.
DUKE MADE TREASURER.
The election of treasurer was then
proceeded with, II. NJ. Wells aud II. II.
Duke being the nominees. Mr.. Duke
was elected on the fret ballot.
THEIR BONDS.
IL was decided to fix the bonds Of
the clerk and treasurer at the same
ngure rs last year. tue cltlKh bOuu IN
$1,000 and the treasurof's 100000.
NEW COMMITTEES.
The following committees were
elected;
Rules-The president, tho vice.presl-
dent, Dooly, Pendleton.
Sites and Buildings-Doo ALI,
Pike, Pratt.
Furniture and Supplles-Aln, Pratt,
Pondleton, Besttie.
school Work Baldwin, Raybould,
Young, Beattie.
Finance sybould, Young, Bald.
win, Pike.
APPROPRIATIONS.
These were made amounting in the
whole to ~, 9BT .4s.
The board adjourned for week.
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ALCOHOLISM OR SUICIDE?
j. c. Smith, Of Lincoln, Nebraska,
Found Dead Ia Ills BED at tho
Roberts House.

The dead body OF j. g. Smith, a
Lincoln, Nebraska, man, now lies
swollen and badly discolored at the
morgue OF Skowes' undertaking estab-
lishment ON Third South street, pre-.
sumably result of alcoholism or poi.
soning.
The deceased has been In this city
oil aud on for nearly three years. He
IL snid to have been addicted to gam.
bling and excessive drinking for the
whole OF that period 30 far as known.
About three weeks ago no returned TO
this city, having been absent for
some time. Since then he is
reported to have gamblei n
great deal and Lost. AS 10 usual with
men OF his kind lie resorled to drink
and continued his debauchery 10 such
an extent that last night about 10
O'Clock he became deliriOus and des.
perate and demolished some OF the
furniture In hls TOom-No. 40 on the
third floor Of the Roberts House on
second South near Main street. The
Waterman informed proprietor Rob.
erts that something had better be done
TO quiet the fellow but almost imniedl.
ateiy after all disturbance ceased and
they thought lac had gone TO
sleep and concluded to let him rest.
This morning at O'Clock u knock at
his door received no response and 1t
was decided to make no further at.
tempt to arouse him for time. Attn
O'Clock Mir. Roberts went TO the door
and raped vigorously and as all was
siill within lie opened the door by
means OF pass key and found Smith
lying on n cot dead.l He had evi.
DENLY been dead several hours as the
body was cold and stiir.
Mr.. Roberts ut once notified Coroner
Taylor,who ordered the mans remains
moved by Undertaken Sleeves, anu
Coroner Taylor found q box OF newly
opened Rough on Rats with n part OF
the contents missing under the pillow
on the bed adjoining the cot on which
the body was found. The deceased
was about 80 years OF age, sandy com.
plexioned, and so far as known had no
relatives In this city.
An Inquest will be- held by Coroner
Taylor at 10 am. tomorrow.
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LEGAL GLEaNlNGS.


In the case OF the Driver Mercantile
company w. Thomas Mccoy, in which
the plaintiffs brought an attachment
suit against tho defendant for about
5000 on Wednesday evening, Marshal
Benton released the attachment yea.
terday afternoon, for the reason that
the property was covered by n chaltel
mortgage and no indemnity bond had
been fled. The plaintiffs, however,
arc garnisheeing all OF McCoy's nc.
counts that thoy know OF Sheriff
Mcqueen refused to serve the attach
ment upon the came grounds that Mr..
Benton released 1t ON.
In the matter OF the People W.. r..
w. Tirrell, Commissioner Meyer
granted IA change OF venue, and the
case viii DO taken to another court.
Tirrell IL accused OF mlsrepresenting
the value OF IA diamond ring which he
was disposing OF nt auction, Us stated
in Thursday's News.
Henry PIgh, sentenced to one yenr
In the ptniientiary on March IL, 1892,
has been released. He was convicted
OF grand larceny.
The replevin suit OF Edward Pace
Va. John Cahoon, for the possession OF
horse, WAS heard in Commissioner
Meyers court yesterday afternoon and
Judgment was rendered IN favor Of the
plaintiff for the horse or S15.
The people vs.. John Phillips. In this
case defendant was accused by Mrs.
Elizabeth Particle OF having fraudu.
ltntly concealed certain goods. to the
value Of SG0l, the property OF Particle
Il Company, OF which firm PHILIPPE
was partner. The charge has been
dismissed in Commissioner Norrell's
court on motion Of the county attor.
ncy.
The Portland National Bank has be.
gun suit against tho II. J. Angel Lum.
Der company In the Third district court
TO collect S3j25 on promissory notes,
and $500 rs attor ey's fees. Booth,
Lee a Cray arc the plaintlll's at
turuRya
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This Linimeni II dlflcf, ut in compo.
aition from any otter Binimcnt on the
market. IL 10 u scientific discovery,
which results In being the mos, pene.
trailing Liuimcnt ever known. There
are numerous white limitations, which
may he recommended because they pay
Lao tefer n greater profit. Beware u
these and demand Billiards. Snow Lin.
iment. Ii positively cures Rheumu.
tism, Neuralgia, Cuts, Bpralns, Bruises,
Wounds, Ecintic and lufihmmatory
Rheumatism, Burns, 5cnlds, Horo Feet,
Contracted Muscle, stu Joints, Old
Sores, Pain In Back. Barb Wire Cuts,
Sore Chest or Throat, and H. especially
beneficial In Paralysis. Sold by Y. G.
NJ. l. Drug Dept 2xI
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The self-dtsIuclion Of Andrew Big
Ter at Msndon on Sunday has been tho
principal topic ot conversation here
during this week. Mr.. Blglcr was
considered cool, level headed busl.
nees man, aud the last one n person
would have regarded AZ q probable
suicide. lie WIS well known through
out the valley aud In many other parts
OF the Territory as O prominent horse
man and q shrewd honest trader. ltap.
pear8 that through the purchaeo OF some
iinehorses-hc incurred obiigallonsthat
lie Afterwards found himself unable to
meet when due, ani this TO u man OF
his sensitive nature became unbear.
able. Ills health, to-, had been
falling for some time, anu II il evident
that he finally determined TO rid him.
self OF n life that had now
proved too heavy burden. In
the commission Of the net Itself, the
deceased was careful that there should
be no interruption. Every member or
his family was inducei, upon some
pretext, to leave the house for q while.
Alter all bad gone, he wrote note
stating that the act he was about To
commit was caused 10y financial dilli.
cultlea, his consequent mental suffer
lag, aud the condition OF his health.
He said his family would not blame
him, II they knew how he
had suffered. He had tried to
stand II, but could do 90 no longer.
He had one OF the beat wives living,
and his children were Ill good 10 him
H. could sec nothing but poverty and
dcgralation In store. After he had
written this letter, he took his shotgun
aud went to his stable. He evidently
placed the butt Of the gun against the
mnnger, the muzzle against his bare
breast, and pushed the trigger with a
stick. The heart mus, have been
literally rddled TO pieces. ii Is
not known just how long the
act was committed before the discov.
cry OF the body. Mrs. Bigler anu some
Of the other members OF the household
had gone to the residence Of u son-in-
law, anu when dinner was ready sent
up one Of the grandchildren for Mr..
Biglor. Tho little one failed TO find
him, and the son-in.law went himself.
As he could not see him at the house
he went 10 tho stable, ana there dis
covered his lifoless body. An Inquest
was held by the local justice Of the
peace anu n jury OF three, on Monday
morning. They fe,urned verdict to III,
effect that the deceased came to his
death by u gun shot wound, inflicted
by his own hand. The iunera
services were held on Wednesday.
A "petfifled human heart" was solo
on Tuesday 10 druggist named Bell
by u man named Reeves. On Wed
ntsday morning Reeves was arrested
charged with having stolen the he r
from Carl Johnston, Jr, Reeves Il
now In jail.
Clara Morris and her company pro
ductd Odette here on Wednesday
evening.
James Mack was fined $40 and cost,
in Jusilcu Smiths court, for an assault
upon Il. II. Miles, OF Smithiield.
The debate which was to have takcr
place between the studenls OF the A
q. aud Is. Y. colIeges is now declared
oil.
LOGAN, Jan. 10.