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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-22
FIFTH EDITION,



In the Municipal Court this morn,
Ing Lizzie Harris. colored, WINS fined
III and Gusts for drunkenness. Patrick
Judge, of Now London, was fined 81
ana costs for the same offence.
Frederick Teat yesterday afternoon
acted dieorderly and committed a nui-
sanee on the street at the saloon of
Edward Harkins Fifth and Shiplcy
streets. He was fined sl0 and costs.
Edward Beeson. culored, was held
In 5000 ball for the Upper Court on the
charge OF larceny of revolver. He
was held lust evening In the saine
amount for the larceny of pair Of
ahoes.
Ben. Marcus. Isaac Anderson, Al
fred Hayes and Alex. Wortenburg,
were held In $500 bail each for an az.
penfunce Tomorrow morning, on tina
charge OF assault with Intent to CON-
init robbery on Jerry Reardon.
W. D. Blackburn had worked live
and n half days at the Pullman works,
Yesterday he drew his money and got
drunk. He was picked up by some
other mon and brought to his board-l
house. Miss Sterling ordered him
away. but instead he assau lied her,
Her little girl asked him for penny
and he struck her over the eye with
his fist ana knocked her down. He
deserved no sympathy and thasconrt
sentenced him to pay tine OF ,S25 and
costs and to two months inprisop.
ment with hard labor.
Henry Roller, the well known South
End baker, last evening attempted to
raise the safety gates at the Third
street crossing OF the Z. W. IL b. rail-
road. The gate tender, John McCaulley.
demonstrated with him because when
the gates go up then teams would
drive across and II train came along
an accident would occur. McCaulley
was also assaulted, The case was con-
tlhueJ until Monday evening, Roller
being placed under $500 bail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-22
THIRD EDITION.


Another new tangled slot machine
has been introduced in New York, by
the Consolidated Gas Company. IL IL
nothing less than a quarter In the slot
gas machine. On the front OF the
meter Is scale with pointer that lu.
dicntes the amount OF gas person
gets for his money. The scales of the
meter, which Will be introduced will
register 1000 feet, 30 II person drops
quarter in the slot the Indicator
moves along the scale to 200 feet and
stops the consumer knows then that
he las 200 feet OF gas paid for.
When he begius to burn It the indl-
Gator moves backward. and as the
scale is divided into 5O.ioot sections,
he can tell almost how many feet he
has left at any time. Tho machine
- worked In the same manner M Other
slot machines. Plaiu directions are
printed on II. You push on a small
knob. drop In the quarter. pull the
knob outward, and tho indicator flies
around. A person OF course eau drop
IN quarters until 1000 feet OF gas ia
paid for. II he likes.
No other coin will work In the M
chine. The gas company puts the
meters in free. II would DO blu
thing for our Wilmington Company
to Introduce these meters In our city,
as they would be great convenience
and everybody would know how uuul
gns they were consuming and the
company would get their pay III al
vance, thus bringing In large reve
nue..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-22

selves well to the fashion The costume
may be all of one material, or there may he
n skirt and bodice of silk, with a shorter
second skirt of gauze and gauze trimming
on the corsage. Great liberty of form is al,
lowed to the second skirt. 1t may be long
or short, pointed or round, plain or trim.
med, straight or draped 1t may be com.
plete all around or 1t may diminish to
nothing at the back. IL is sometimes com.
posed of accordion plated thin silk OF
gauze cut in deep points around the bot.
tom and is then called bats wing''-a
name bestowed by poetical Frenchman
with an eye for comparisons.
An evening dress of light yellow satin has
long trained skirt draped with alencon
lace. The lace is wide enough to reach al.
most to the floor where it hangs plain In
front, but it is draped slightly over the hips
and caught up in folds at the back, allow
Ing the shortened ends to fall forward ugain
with coquille effect. The plain, low bodice
has folded satin belt closing at the back
under rosette The round cut corsage is
finished with a bertha of Grape and lace,
very full at the shoulders, where it falls
over short pulled sleeve
JUDO CHoLLET.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-22

II / were prIze-fghter l would
Keep dark right now while the detso-
tives are on to L..
IL were real estate owner would
mako evary tenant pay their rent or
move out
II | were BIZ Nye l would have
handsome cuts made OF myself. He is
a cuckoo.
IL l were Senator Hin would stick
up Tor my r'ghte even II had to down
Cleveland TO do It.
Ii l were an auctioneer would toll
now many parsons | had to knock"
down. Going, going. gone.
IL were u type-sticker would al t
up late at nights. to learn how to
read the writing Of the REpuBLIoA N
reporters.
III were n young lady l would sec
that my att no was properly ARRANGED
before went shopping. SO that none
OF 1t would fall or of me ami
cause good deal OF embarrassment
70 inc CLERKS and myself. would,
would not you?
II / were the writer of the Demo.
cratic Glnsses In tho Sunday Star
would put on smoked glasses. Good
tor negrophobla.
III were the States Attorney | would
Iind the murdsret of Katie Dugau.
IL were golug 10 get tho Worlds
tair views would get those offered
by the REPUBLICAN. Poor ones are
! dear at any price.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-22

Chick Lucas Of Philadelphia is very
anxious FOR another try at Charles ].
Gchring. OF Baltimore, whom he once
met with tho gloves, lie offers to bos
GeEring at 1856 pounds, weigh In at the
ring side, for the best purse offered by
any athletic club In Baltimore OF
Washington.
Pony" Moore, accompanied by hi,
wife. his daughter, Mrs. Charlie.
Mitchell. and Charles Mitchell, Jr.. to.
getl er with Frank c. Ives and Jacol
schasfer. the billiard exnerts, sailed
Tor Europe from New York on the
Majestic ut 6 o'clock Wednesday III orn
Ing.
Jack Daily, The liE lt.weight hoxar OF
thls city. was in Phtla,le!uhia Wednes
DAY night. He claims To have backing
70 light Horace Leeds from $500 tt
slbO0; DAILY says Leeds refused tt
hight him at 1873 and wants TO weigh il
vt 1Ss pounds. which seems strange, a.
Leeds wanted to tight Jack McAulilfe
Anstin Gibbons Hnd others at i3i
pounds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-22

Master Howard LOWS, having reached
MS l9tll mile stone of life, on Tuesday
evening Feb. 20tn, 1894, entertained
many Of his young friends VITA gam es
AZ mo residence OF his parents, y and
New Castle avenue, and at reason.
able hour refreshments were served
i'll abundance.
Ihoso present were. Misses Oracle
hehhey, Mary Meeser Julia Goodwin,
Laura Meesef, Bertha WeldIe, Annie
Dunbracco. Lille Sherbrook, Mamie
Pyle, Sallle Sutton, Annie Roder hizer,
Mesars Frank Toner, Howard Lewis,
Henry Guile, Re4t Higgins, Rod Nc.
Gllhtock, Waiter Jones, Larry Goslee,
IJJamos Davis. Arthur Bradway, Lem
feacgck, Geo. Serson, Frank Jones
Cue Phillips. Lloyd Squibb, Howard
Lewis Chas McClaiferty and Phil Nc.
lAveny. Al reasonable hour they re.
tired, wishing him many happy re-.
turns OF he day. Also Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Lewis, Dir. and Mrs. Phil John.
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Is. Frank Kelley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goo Lewie.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-22

'ufnlkC In this city on Web 10 1894
Nhggle ". I nfil!.u Ngr,i ~ wears.
hrItl N'a ana lricnI. are invited to At,
tend tho tuuc~di fro hct hu.iuuJ'-
residence. i-n " TN street, Oh rrlily
afternoon, ut O.ylGrn. SERVICES nt st.ntt
y. 4. thdse., lnicrWcnt at ull SWcdel
copy,
ALLl,X. IA Chri-tianp bet on Feb. 10.
i l-N. 600 Ailefs age = years.
h"sttvrshtd trtcntl, are ufyitld To- nj.
.tcHl his iiirRrpG IRON lis lat rrsitIcf,pn
AZ ihr.stans. bet, On Thursday, M j n.
tory. ''.e-
n J. lllNG-On Feb, gist, 1874. James A.
4 StriitbE in his ltth yrur.
h"I1tNns and Ire u utr Invited to at.
tgnl thc lunrrhi, lIo.I his late fcS:flouEp
ltil colt HifHots uu -aii.ri1y.z atm #in=t
~ 'ioek p N. lntrrmeut at Nj,
ralcn,.
HEW IiS-tln February -. 1874. Flora y
vic OF ,lamrs Ilrwrs. and Gltlgtt,l al
the latc Ems ant itchccGa MruipDh,,lI
4 ne Il; VI and Irlvh1, are ifpifci ~ ut.
tnhN her tuuoral from nti late re.i.
dence, ~ lbtt West reutp st-rt, on
sunday he S,lI INST, At li-lurioslS In.
tgrlh"nt AZ -, John Delaware COUNTY.
iliNG.-Iu tnts ely on reh -, CtiarIne
Mug aEsi5 Yeats, native Of lauI.
Funeral from lea lute resi- le6ea 76s
emerson strent III Err Las nlarginF as
w To procp'l 10 p VA u depot to
t!he the s.l train for liaiimuTe, uinh
Mass a. ftu~ M"lAurui Tim en- HIttf-
more. lGtarnent At Buntiu Grla IIaiff.
more.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-22

A miner operating on Miller ranch, near
l.atrobe, while following up a pocket"
lead uneathrd an iron pot containing 81 .oOC
IN what appeared to be gold coins They
turned out, however, to be countcrfeits
Some old miners tell that about 1853 there
was lively camp near the spot where the
bogus coin was found. Two young men
lived near the camp, and they always were
well supplied with money, which they
spent freely. They had the Very best of ey
tryihng going
Asthose young fellows were never known
TO do any work aud rs they never gamblcd
any and consequently could not have won
the money they spent so freely, II soon be
gan to be whispered about that they were
counterfeit money makers, From this cir
c'lmstance the place became known as
"tounterfeit Bar" The suspicion against
the young men became so general that they
We're alarmed and disappeared from the
camp, and all traces of them were lost, and
they were forgotten until the incident mar
rated above brought them to mind again
Folsom Telegraph.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-22

The first public entertainments Of the
Young Mems Association OF Moral In.
tellectual Improvement given at their
hall 2O4 II. Fourth street last evening
was a grand success.
Tho selections OF Mr5. Harriet Hin
son were heartily received Jus were al
30 the Instrumental renditions OF MIR.
J. A. Anderson. Miss Lena Hill per-
formed at the plano. MIR, Isaac W..
Howard, the president, in O vary titly
and pratlcal address upon ''orRaniza-
ton" introduced the orator OF the
evening. Rev. Charles l.. Jefferson A.
NJ. 5. 4. b.
lev. Jefferson dwelt upon the OBJ
lect OF the association. His address
was noted for the cogency OF thought
and also abounded In rhetorical flights
which moved tho audience to euthusi-
asin.
The constitution was read by Mr..
II. NJ Naudain. Rev. ii. G. Jones and
Messrs. VIM. ID. Miller and Richard ID.
Weeks, ST. In short speeches compli-
mented the young mon upon their
suspicious beginning and babe them
God-tpeed. A number of names were
added 10 the roll.
Refreshments were afterwards
served to the audience.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-22

A stranger visiting our city wan
dered up King street and on reaching
Fourth street asked where lie could
get good meal. lie was directed to
A. IL. AIscow IL Cos. handsome new
restaurant, 100 East Fourth street.
without much trouble he found the
place he sought and procceedcl to
order substantial meai. lie called IA
waiter ana asked him what no could
get. Bic waiter brought him bill Of
fare. which included a roast dinner.
oysters in every styls from raw on
the shell TO fried finest of coffee,
soups OF all kinds. meats. both broilcd
and fried. as well az ice cream OF al |
Dayors. The stranger was astonished,
as no had heard before reaching vii.
mington that 1t was slow town and
hadn't any good eating house, but
after placing his order and filling the
inner man he was loud in his praises.
lie inspected the place and found ID
had one OF the best fitted up dining
saloons for ladies' in our city. The
appointments are all Iirstclass and Ia
great accommodation to tie East
slders.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-22

I
By some mistake or other the lee.
land Does Not Contain does not eome
Iof in the Union NJ. L. Church TIL
Thursday evening, March list MS Prof.
lOttey has to give the lecture to the
people OF Twin Oaks on Thursday
evening. February 22d.
The lecture will he given In the
Union NJ L. Church on Thursday
evening, March lst. The admission
Zee VIII be but ten cents and tho
money Is for q benevolent cause.
III you want to hear something
labont the good Word OF Life go and
listen to him. lie finished his seventy :
fourth trip through the Bible last
week. lie completed on his Inst trip
the number forty" which Is promi.
nent number of tho Scriptures. lie
eau give seven lectures, ell under the
same title. as the above to any souie.
ty. white or black for reasonable
compensation. and where lie has given
MS lecture, he can il need be give
the recommendations OF those VINO
nave heard him. among whom are
some noted Doctors of Divinity, Dir.
VIM. Paxson, DIR. J. +. Gcgry. DR..
Ridge way and DR. Davey.
lie is the author OF no less than
Tour books. Three Of them arc on the
tiible He Is having quite a demand
tor them. The price OF one Is one
dollar. another ten centa. and the
other fifteen cents. Tho lecturer al.
ways likes his audience to bring their
bibles ana some paper and pencils to
mole down the striking facts. as they
TALL from his lips. Let the Union NJ.
b Church DO tho fullest that it ever
vas before.
The music will consist OF vocal and
instrumental solos. DUETS, quartets
and choir singing. Plano. organ.
violin, cornet and mouth.organ will
be the Instruments used on the occas.
sion. Don't forget to go. and you
will never be sorry for the len cents
that 1t will cost you to hear both
lecture anu music.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-22

Tho Water Department is having a
very serious problem TO wrestle with,
Owing to leak In electricity from
the Wilmington City Railway Com
pany the feed water pipes along the
avenue have been eaten through
In numerous places. carbon forms
on the tops OF the pipes and gradually
eats holes in them. 30 that the water
breaks cut and neuessitates the laying
o. now pipes ut large outlay to the
Water Department.
An Investigation will be made by
the department to see how the defect
can be remedled. Two sections Of
Iron pipes are lying in front OF the
Office at Sixth and King streets which
are worth taking look at. 1hls
question OF electricity is going TO bsI
u troublesome as well ne costly one
to the water department.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-22
IlnIa-


rrprirEnni taDnt-ts r. Tp3 Y. SECOND :
cuppIng 1 ceh'ug5 Parker. tOs Madison
AineF.''s.it Lt1HuIr4s hEt W .-i rr.t. :,
Cummings the photographer. 50,
Market street.
One nt tho largest meetings ever hell
BY tha kent County Farmers [nsti
tgte was hid at Felton, yesterday, A
which George w. Stone 4 delivered M
Interesting lecture IN Tho Govern
nient untfol OF Ia lgaas.
The pubic IRE inAIlsd 10 attend tn,
lecture In st. Ar8tew's Episcopa
Church his e'enlnK. hy Btshol
Adams, OF the Diocese u I,aston.
A small audience greeted Eelle Buvd
He eAs unirderate -ps, at the Dper
House last evening UleI she lecttr0
tor the benefit Of Sheridan Post, e.. A
X. Her lecture was listel.ed to VIA
narNed attention and vas very inter
sstiuRt
1 lie men wurl. Rg AIS We Il for ths
Street and sewer 2epIrtIneLt Will III
laid oil ueN Week in Orlststh that sotnr
Others uay gst q stars OF the worfi
Alh0ng liz dogs gaining distinction
In the NeS \ orr hanulI show ut MaGi.
son SITUATE ware the4e Fox terrIeI
CLASS hi side X nEal honorable mon.
Eon the lrOIrrty " Dr., j. Ferris
be Poodle Puppies Rob Roy. sec
pni prize, IlEn thtgl Prize. the iron
efty Of \. \ Eo5U tuIli,s--Itm Crow.
priar II tho CeAl.r reserve class Itlunu
III, opel class tie PROPERTY OF Eranl
r.. CA well. R'I. dog Argouaut. ..
n ntl7 pri2e the p.1peIty OF j. Dan,
forth bIau
lie schooner Render Hes In IN
same position AZ when she groun4ei
M
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-22

Wilton Grammer, a bright lad, last
evening received severe injuries alter
coming out OF Union M. e. Church,
Along with two other boys he was
running around and his foot oaugh.
around a lamp-post and he wan
thrown TO the ground very forclblv.
bis means attracted the attention Of
some persons passing by who ON pick
ing him up found him to be uncon.
selous. They took him into the church
and tried TO restore him to conscious.
ness. After fifteen minutes hard
work they succeeded lust as a doctor
arrived on the scene. He was then re-.
moved TO his home. No. sci West
seventh street. lie was resting easy
this forenoon. although being very
sore, Ills back and head received the
n ost of the Injuries.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-22

An exciting time at Holly Oak, on
Monday last. A fox was Let out al
Ihomns Graves near Riverview. The
to& not having much start had to get
move on, and lie made for Banners
boat yard, and there swan the creek;
from there he made for the river, aud
lout into II about two hundred yards.
Every effort was made to roach him,
put ne gave up tho ghost, before lie
could be rescued Ono man said he
could have caught the fox, but didn't
know the nature OF the beast, and
thought bust to lot alone.
i Three other men, who were stand.
lug on the railroad, when the crltter
passed over, set to stOning IL, they
didn't know what II was, or the XII n d
Iot an animal he was. Maybe they
were Ike the lrishman that caught
the swapping turtle. sit was he iabers,
some Kind OF buste.' Those who
LOOK part were MIR. and Mrs. John
ADAMS OF Wilmington, who enjoyed
the sport wonderfully; VIM. Hendrix.
son, OF Christlann hundred: John VIII
liams, Harry Broomall OF your city, and
about fifteen others whose names we
are not able to mention.
Ihere was, after the fox was gotten
ashore an invitation Rivsn by Mr.
samuel Hogg, of Holly Oak. to come
and have cup OF coffee, bread and
butter and sour krout, but the kind
ness was not accepted. The fox being
"a very large one. was taken to vii.
mlngton by Mr.. Adums, VINO lntends
To nave 1t prepared for an ornament.
Ono strange fact Of this fox hunt was
"a large number present had never
seen lox hunt before A s. o.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-22

A horec belonging to trucker Joseph
August became frightened by II bnnd
IN lroht o! the Opera House this mora.
ing. Inc animal rusho1 down Market
steet 70 seventh where II collided with
telegraph pGle. Inc wagon was de-
noltsliud Tut the horse unlniured, A
man who was riding in tile wagon
JUMPED before tho collision.
horse belonging to an unknown
nikinhn also ran away from Sew.
entl and JACKSON streets. II was car.
llured at Ninth and NuuBuren streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-22

IJVFLti ftD, I9LH, 1871.
MIR. j. z. CARRoLI., Recorder.
Diamond Lodge. No. o, A. o. U. W,
DEAR Sin.-I have tho honor to nc.
knowledge the receipt through you o.
S-0GO. the amount due On certificate
held by my husband. IN Ancient Order
OF United Workmen. Please acceps
my thanks for the promptness with
which 1t was paid. the claim bsing
presented JANUARY 9th, and paid Feb.
ruafy ION. 1 hope the order will CON
tlhue TO grow. prosper and do much
beneficial work IN the sad hour of AZ
liGtion. Yours very truly,
JosEFHISg DuNS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-22

lAt Klngswood Church, Fourteenth
ana Claymont. this evening. 5peolal
temperance music for the occasion
The exercises will be cbnducted under
the auspices OF KIngswood Templars,
The public invited.
Kingswood Sunday school Is doing
eplendid work This department OF
the church is booming, 1898 pre- sent
last Sabbath.
The Willing Workers, OF Kingswood
entertainment proved great success.
Eden Hall Was full TO overliowlng and
l5O turned away. This organization
nus donN splendid work this senson,
carving food to the hungry and hold
lIlg religious services at the same time.
Qu tea number of conversions has
been the result.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-22

These beautiful pictures are now
ready for delivery in ten complete
pafls-lb pictures comprising each
part and the whole set can be Sc.
cured BY the payment Of one dollar,
sent to GEO. II. HKAsFuRp. General
Fassepgcr Agent. Chicago Milwaukee 9
4 ST. Paul Railway, Chicago, H., an d
the portfolios OF pictures will be sen I.
frae OF expense, by mail TO suDscri b,
er5.
Remlttunces should be made by
Draft money order. or reg istered let
tor
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-22

MIR. Nlesser, the Floishlnnu Com,
pressed yeaat man Il certainty are
marka3le gentleman lie drives
around our city daily on his round !
dtilyering the dainty little paciagea
al 4 never loses trip fhe sHcret Of
his succrss It's whispered is some how
or other the virtue OF his cnlies, sLimu.
lsiinR him 10 greater eAerulOns than
he Otherwise would have. Hero Is no
doubt tile rising virtues Of lie cakea
are perfect.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-22

The above expression was overheard
th 5 morning. rrun the lips OF u good
hatured and social business man OF
this city. But what an anomaly. A
lew moments afterwards the same fal.
low was seen to walk into q liquor sa
loon which Is frequently graced with
MS presence nnd alter taking drink
va * back TO his business. Has il
never struck him Tint rlchos do moi
lay II that direction,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-22

certain gentleman upon the West
side. 1--WE hope there ID no libel suit in
this) during these hhrd Democratic
times has had tho cores OF business go
much upon him that he has been
negllRe In the little attentions that
are due to his wife. The other night,
however. he came home in q good
hnmor and began at once to caress
her. She was surprised and said: MY
dear, you must be drunk" He was
perfectly sober, and tho remark hurt
MIN, After while shb came and kigs'
Ell him, heRglng his forgiveness. Now
he has made deteru nation TO keep
up the honeymoon a i the while and
not have his wife make such an &C.
again.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-22

:, An article appeared In the Morning
News to-day complaining that the
lowest bidder was not avail ded tho
contract for the police uniforms. The
contract was not awarded to the low
est bidder for tho simple reason that
the bidder Intended to have the worir
done In Philadelphia. Before the con.
tract was awarded to the succ ,ssful
bidder lie pledged himself to have oil
the WORK done In this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-22

At 10 o'clock this morning the Jury
in the case of Morrison ys. Larrison
mai not decided upon a verdict,
hoy were furnished with breakfast In
the jury room.
AZ l o'c,oca the jury had not agreed.
lhty informed the Court to thai Of.
ieet but they were locked up in ii
80 O'clock, when they will again
come into Court ami be discharged II
verdict has not been reached.
This is how they stood:
For plaintiff. &
For defendant. ..........,.,,' 4
VINO the respective Jurors wore
could not be usGertalned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-22

Baldwin L. Thomas, colored, about
a year ago was tho treasurer of the
Kissing sun Council and 1t was then
charged that he appropriated S64 TO
MS own use He then promised 10
pay the amount and have nothing
more about IL. But Thomas did not keen
ms WORD and consequently he was ar.
rested anu brought before Magistrate
smith las evening. lie was held nm.
der bail for further hearing, II ia mn.
Iderstood that the case will be amioa.
bly, seltled this veEing.