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The Delaware farm and home. (Wilmington, Del.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-24
Mu.brooms. How to Grow Them.

For home use fresh Mushrooms are delicious
highly nutritious and wholesome delicacy and for
market they are less bulky than eggs, and, wheA
properly handled crop is more remunerattve.
Any one who has an ordinary house cellar, wood
shed, or barn can grow Mushrooms. This is the
most practical work on the subject ever written,
and the only book on growing Mushrooms ever
published i'll America. The whole subject is treat
ed in detail infinitely and plainly, only practi-
cal man. actively engaged in Mushroom growing
can handle it. The author describes how he him
self Crews Mushrooms, and how they are grown for
profit by the leading market gardeners, and 1or
home use by the most successful private growers.
The book is amply and pointedly Illustrated with
engravings drawn from nature expressly TOT TINS
work. BY Vim. Falconer. Is nicely printed and
bound in cloth. Price, postpaid. i'oo
SiIos, EnsiIage, and Silage.
A practical treatise on the Ensiage of Fodder
Corn. Containing the most recent and authentic
information, ON this important subject, by Manly
Miles, NJ. D., +. r. M. s. Illustrated. Clotn,
l2no. 'ov
Kalamazoo Celery.
Its Cultivation and Secret of Success. BY g;
Rocnove& Bro. 'oo
Vaughan's Celery Culture.
Complete and Illustrated Treatise on Celery
Culture. BY J. G. Vaughan 90
Potato Pests.
No Farmer can afford to be without this little book.
Beetle anywhere TO b sound, and includes all the
latest discoveries to the habits of the insect and
the various Iliep for its destruction. 1t Is wen
illustrated and exhibits in map the spread OF the
insect since it left its native home. BY Prof. u Y
Riley. Paper. '5e
The Delaware farm and home. (Wilmington, Del.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-24

Poultry Notes.

Exercise is better than drugs for
eggs.
Do not feed grain as an exclusive
diet.
Keep the laying hens from getting
too fat.
Don't expect poultry to thrive in
damp quarters.
Lime is good material to sprin
kle in dust-bath.
Fowls should be SO gentle that y, u
can catch one anywhere.
A fat goose or duck well roasted,
makes fine table fowl.
Meat scraps in the soft feed twice
week will help along the egg pro
duct.
Leftover cabbages and celery plants
and garden green should go to the
shut-in poultry. They are useful
meat and egg producers.
If the farmer does not like poultry
keeping let the wife have change of ii
and let her have all she can make out
of it. She will soon develop the bus.
mess into paying proportions.
With the general farmer an opin.
ion is prevalent that the purchase Of
new blood for the improvement of his
poultry is money thrown away. He
can hardly make better investment
The man who wants q cheap article
The Delaware farm and home. (Wilmington, Del.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-24

1t is not what its proprietors say,
but what Hoods Sarsaparilla does,
that tells the story of its merit.
Hoods Sarsaparilla Cures.
The Delaware farm and home. (Wilmington, Del.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-24

The Appleby Irvine Binder was APP
piled to the Marsh Harvesters as
follows
The Delaware farm and home. (Wilmington, Del.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-24
BEAUTIFUL GLADIOLUS.

No flower so adOrns the garden or lawn as does the
Gadolus, is fine for cutting for decorating rooms,
churches dining halls, stores offices, etc. 1t is
truly the king Of summer flowers, and is easily grown
In any soil or situation as potato Plant in rows in
masses at any time from April to JULY they bloom dur
ing July, August, and September. The great flaming
spikes Of bloom three to four feet in height and of the
most fascinating colors Of every shade and combination
imaginable, make show which no other flower
can equal. We grow Gladiolus by the million, the
largest stock in the world covering 1850 thcky
planted offer the very choicest varieties at the fol-
lowing extremely low prices to induce people to try
superior bulbs They fine and cheap that every
lover of flowers should plant them by the hundred
thousand. Bulbs sent BY mail Post5paid Order al
onee: this obcy mil NOT APPEAR again.
Mixed colors, all Sorts extra fine, 80 cents per doz
$2.oo per 100.
Mixed coors all Sorts second size fine Towering bulbs,
IS cents per doz., $I.oo per 100, $500 per 1000.
Mixed colors, all Sorts third size, but blooming size 60
cents per Ioo $500 per 1000.
Lemoinei Hybrids lOrchid Gladiolus) mixed colors,
grandly beautiful IS cents per doz, ST.. so per
Named Gladious fine colors, white scarlet, yellow,
pink, and botched, the S for 10 cents.
rs Named Gladolus, the IS finest varieties, $500.
SPECIAL OFFER. For only $a.oo will send
by mail postpaid, or extra large bulbs by express
mot prepaid), all Of the following: the IS grand
named varieties, IS Lemoine Hybrids, and 100 finest
mixed Sorts making in all grand collection.
The Delaware farm and home. (Wilmington, Del.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-24
OUR NEW CATALOGUE

Is an elegant book of 400 pages, composed OF
three distinct Catalogues bound together
Seeds, Bulbs s. Plants, Nursery Stock.
work Of unexcelled beauty and merit, rewritten and
reconstructed in every particular Every cut new, every
violet and brown coors. Many charming colored plates.
Nothing like it ever before seen. We offer new and
special strains Of Flower and Vegetable Seeds all the
Millions of Gladious. choicest Shrubs Trees, Vines;
also and Fruits The greatest collection of rare
things for the garden presented and all at moderate
prices Do fail to see this wonderful book catalogue
Sent FREE if any Of the above Bulbs ordered.
John Lewis ChildS, Floral Park, N.N
The Delaware farm and home. (Wilmington, Del.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-24

Automatic Binders were first pu
upon machines and sold as follows /:
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drawn from Alberta, n. w. r., 90 tue
touthern boundary line Of South Da'
iota aud from there nOrtheasterly
through Duluth, tbs mercury ranging
from zero " % below over the territory
indicated.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala, Dec. 28.-Thia
section VI the state was visited last
night by heavy snow storm and to-
day there has been rapid fall Of the
temperature.
NFw Yoms, Dec. 28.-Ai O'Clock
this evening snow began to fall. The
velocity Of tho wind Increased until at
midnight n hurricane was blowing
with the snow falling thickly.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ga VIC
lent snoWst)tm Accompanio by high
winds aud bail IL raging here TO-
night.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 2g.-rhe first
severe storm OF tho season appeared
here today.
WAsHISurON, Dec. 2g.-A heavy
snowstofm began hers this afternoon
and whom eveHing came about an inch
Of AnOw ooversd the ground.
OMAHA, Dec. Is - Throughout
Nchratka light snow has been fall.
ing for the greater part OF the day. In
some portions the storm assumed al.
most the proportions Of n blizzard. The
weather bureau promises n fall OF 20
degrees IN Omaha by tomorrow alter
noon, bringing The temperature down
to zero.
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nor HoEg OF Texas. Ia answer 90 In
uuiries as 10 what course he proposed 10
Iursue In tho matter, bic secretary, w.
b. Btardsley, naldi
In the ffst place MI Flaglcr IL n
resident Of New York not Of Florida
He has, however, a place at st. August-
inc and he intends TO 90 there with his
family lust 90 soon a. be business Will
permit. That will be some time noxt
month. No date has ye, beou flxeI.
II 10 bis custom sometimes 70 70 early,
sometimes late, but he always goes IN
January. HO Will not change his
plans this yenr.
When asksd II 10 was Mr.. Flaglor's
intention to resist arrest upon the
rtqunillou Nr. Beafd8lsy said:
"Mr. Flagler will nsk only the pro.
lection aud rights due the humbleit
cltlzsn.H
The counsel Of the Standard Oh
company said that Il Mr.. Fiagler was
arrested when he reached Florida, he
would probably apply ia the United
States district court Tor a writ Of haUeas
corpus, penIing the argulug Of which
he would be- admitted ~ ball.
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MANCHESTER, Dec. 27.-rhe football
game nj Woodland Park between a
Rockville eleven and the auckland
team, broke up ia tree light In the
second halt. one Of the spectators
from Rockville. Of the name Of Milne,
got ipto dispute with a Manchester
man aud the latter struck him. Milne
had u brother on the Rockville eleven
and 10 ayengo tho blow he struck
another Manchester man. Tho playing
stopped aud the Two eleven played OF
anu fought up and down for ten
minutoe,aud then the spectators Joined
In. There were plenty Of punched faces
on all sides.
A lumber Of the Buckland men
were Injured 90 badly that they had to
be taken home In carriages. Milne's
injuries may prove fatal.
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uunLINoroa n0urE
weekly Escursions 20 chicago aud
M NnnL-


weekly Escur'ions TO chicago aud
sew Norh.
a Special pullmau Excursion Tour
ist Sleeping Car will he attached to
the Rio Gfaudo Western railway train
leaving Ogden 6:l5 p. m. and Salt
Lake T:2O =. M. every Friday, run
ming through 10 Chicago via u. & n.
g., b. & NJ. and q. Is. & q II. r..
Second class tickets accepted on this
car.
Close connections made at Chicago
with all llnes.
NAlEs FOR DOUBLE BERTH.
Ogden Price and intermediate points TO
Ogden Price and Intermediate points 10
thicago ..a..s's' ....'....s....sss..ss go
II will be In charge Of salhriod
representative Of the Burlington Route,
and will be- accompanied by Pullman
porter, whose sole duty will DO to look
after the comfort Of puRtengetg.
The cars which Will form this
through line are con,truclsd on the
same general plan ~ ffsi.olats sleep
Ing care, being equipped with separate
lavatonse for ladies' ant gentlemen,
anu dcublo lower and, upper beftts.
Tho lower beflhs nfr/1UuvUfied into
comfortable seats dLPug tho day; tho
upper burihs are closed
They are equipped with cutlains,
mattresses, blankets, sheets, pillows,
pillow cases, towels, combs, brushes; In
fact, every requisite f0r comfort and
convenience.
PcfsOus desiring n cheap and con.
venieut means OF reaching Chicago or
Or tue East Coast os1uOtdo better than
arrange TO make tho trip IN this
fashion.
/. a. BENTON,
Ticket Agent II. q. w. Ry.
10 Weal, Second South street.
w. 4. MCMILLAN,
Gen. Agent burlington Route,
Room IL, over No. 10 west,
Second South street, iSalt Lake city,
Utah.
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JEWS IN AMERICA.
Data Relating TO Ihsir History Ia This
Csuntry.

wAsuiNoToN, Dec. 28.-Tho third
annual meeting VI the Jewish His.
torical society began here today IT the
Arlington hotel, with a larger attend.
huce than ususl. Hon Oscar. T..
Stratus, the president delivered an
address Of ws'ojms.
The society, no said, had enjoyed
general amt healthy growth, nnd, year
10y year, the papers read ut the annual
meetings revealed new data, and the
channels Of invrbligstion rau deeper
into history OF tue early settlement Of
the continent. Tho president spoke
particularly u the the immigration OF
Jews 10 America. They came a. iugi.
lives from Spain, I'm Hpite OF the sttin.
gent laws which existed until 1907
Hghinni euch immigration and was
only removed then by tho payment Of
!l,U0O,OOO by the jews In thU Amerl.
eau colony.
81 have every belief" siid Mr..
Btrsuif, THAT n careful investigation
viii reveal much larger immigration
10 America and tire contiguous islands
than history has taken mote of The
closing chspter " tho history Of the
jews in Spain and Portugal are tho
opening chapters OF their history on
this contiBont and closely oOnnocle (
with the early settlement Ia NUuh
Amorlou.n
a number OF papers were read today,
including the following; "JSWa In
Suriuam,n by proiefBor Richard
Golthell n Columbian college, Now
York; "FIut Jewish Settlers IA Al
bAny," written by Judge s. W. kssan.
dale Of New York, ami read by tue
secretary; "rho Earliest Rabbs and
Jewish Authors In America" by Dr..
NJ. kayserling " liudApesth, Austria,
anu Ttud by the secretary; "rho
American Jewish Soldiers," by Hon.
Simon WOLF OF Washington. Mr..
Viola presented figures to snow that Ia
the War of tue Rebellion there wotv
about 1900 jewish soldiers enlisted.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 20 -Unless tbs
Span1h government Wltuiu a very
snort time indicates its purpose 10 10.
move the restrictions now placed on
American commerce with the Spuuieh
West Indies Nv the imposition NJ ihe
maximum tariff On American cOmmd'
itUs, /, IL probable tue President viii
issue u proclamation imposing "dls'
eliminating iiag dutiesn upon spanish,
Cuban aud POuO R.csn impOia iuto
the United iiAtvs. Tuu inumau0n o.
this purpose on the par. u the Prrsi-
dent 10 distinctly conveyed IN a re.
quest received BY tue treasury depart
inrnt from the department Of state 10
furnish II with detailed Information as
10 the amount OF such imports and "a
llst Of the vessels carrying the -panieh
Nag which trade with our ports. IL
was the original intention OF the slate
department 10 have Trc0uue ~ the
power " Prohibition Of Spanish trauc
conveyed BY tue act VI 1890, but as
this power has never been exercised,
aud as II has been deemed best 10
follow this line OF precedent, II 10 quite
clear that tho department has iaIlcu
back upon section i-2s OF the Revised
Statutes.
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nAINIEn EXrEpIrIoN.
Another Message sent by a ioming
Pigeon.

SEATlLE, WASH, Dec. 23.-Tho
following message came 10 PuyAliup
by homing pigeon svnt by the IOst.
htohtgeEoCr Mlunt Rainier party!
"CAMp MOUNTAI VIEW, Foot Of
Carbon Glacier, WednesJAy, Dec. 20.
While crossing tue Winthrop glacier
yesterday MslOr Ingraham made u
critical examination VI Blaine glacier,
by way OF which the ascent to the sum.
init was 10 have been made, ana found
that the Ice anu snow WAS % broken
that an attempt 70 climb up would have
proven disastrous. ConSequently tho
summit was not attempted"
The expedition has been an entire
success. lt has demonstrated that
while the mountain has been both
smoking aud steAming the change Ia
due principally 10 tremendous ava
lanChes anu not 10 an efuptiJn, The
new peak observed from Seattle Is o II
ColumbiA's crest, anu was formed by
spiral winds carrying the snow and
whipping It Into the oone-shapo peak
described. The party will DO home
Friday.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
Odd Fellows, SoEs Of Temperance
and KNIGHTS Of Pythlas
NOW CONDEMNED by THE POPE.
No Catholic Allowed 10 Retain Mem.
bershlp In Any Of These
Organizations.

WLMiNGToS, Del, Dec. Bishop
Curtis Issued the following letter to all
tne priests Ia the diocese Of Whining
toni
"Roverend Fathers; - As soon as
practical you will read on SUNDAY, at
icsst once, the following document,
ana you will, l am sure, 10 the very
utmost Of your ability endeavOr to pro.
cure from oil whom the decree Of the
holy see may concern, prompt and
loyal obedience 10 this decree. When
Christ speaks through his vicar au1 IN
such words thefe eau DO no question
ne 10 this pufp0rt VI the uttUTance. A
Catholic, excuse himself how ho may,
yet ceases " DO u Catholic ~ lac fail ~
conform himself thoroughly ami al
once 10 that uttefauce.
Very faithfully your servant In
Christ, "A. NJ. CURTIS,
"Blshop of Wilmington
Tho enclosure was ~ follows
"AlOtt Reverend anu iliuttfiOus Sir
Your oxCellency cannot fail TO know
that the aTonbiahUps set over the various
ecclesiastical provinces " thu Republic
az the United States have, In more
ltAu one OF their assemblies, taken
cpensol with respect 10 the societies
which have grown up In tho aforesaid
Rcpublic, namely. The Oid FellOws,
ths Sons Of Temperance Aud tho
knights OF Pythias. Anu you must
Do also aware that the Aforesaid bishops
Unanimously decided that the whole
question M 10 the societies should bo
submitted 10 the Judgment OF the
spOstolic see. His holiness, therefore,
committed this question ~ the Most
Reverend 5atolll aud the inqulaitOrt-
general.
These, In general congregation
held on Wednesday, June ~, 1894,
confirming decision previously
made "a 10 tho Aforementioned
societies, dUcreod that all tue
OTdinariea throughout tho United
btator must In every way strive ~
keep the faithful from becoming mem
befs OF any OF the said societies AMI
must not fall to Admonish thoir people
20 that effect, anu that any thus ad-
monishud must DO dubarrsd from tho
sacrament should they fail 10 abandon
or keep aloof from the same societies.
"rhta decree his holiness confirmed
aud gave IL complete effect. IL 10
therefore communicated ~ your ex.
rollency, that, through you, II may
be transmitted 10 all the grchblshOpu,
bishops anu other oTdiHaries Of tue
United States, anu for tbs duo custody
VI the souls OF tue faithful, may be, by
these ordinhries, carried inlo effect.
Meantime, heseaeh Almighty Cod ~
bestow all benefits aud blessings.
CARDTNAL MONACO,
"ROME, August 20, 1894.
ITO the lllustrlOus anu MOst Rev.
FrAucis 5aIolli, delegate apostolic,
Washington, ID. on
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CAUGur Ar LAST.
Au Alleged DsmuItsr Amer n LouE
ahnae.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2b.-Willlam August
Lipputt, alias William Layrd, arrested
Ia Cincinnati today, has led tue ell.
cinls long chase. In August, 1890,
LippeTt, formerly merchant IN Cape.
town, South Africa, LETT England a
confessed abscOnder, and located In
Germany. The Britlah authorities
worked assiduOusly IN searching for
him, aud had reason 10 believe that
Lippert had He'd 10 this country. In.
vesllgaliOn weut 80 far az 20 indicate
that the Absconder was In Trenton, n.
j., ana the British consul general
placed the matter In the hands of de.
iectlves. Every possible effort was
made to locate Lippert In Trenton, but
IN vain.
Recently Percy Sandcnon. BTitls h
consul Ia New York, reoponed tho
search. lilo thought no had proof that
the absconder was living IN Cincinnati
and detectives were sent from this
city there. LippoTt was located In
Cincinnati December 20. He had been
living there for some time under the
name Of LayaTd. Great caro- was ga
ercised TO prevent Lippsrt's irisnds
from learning that his whereabouts
were known, a. there was some delay
Ia having tho proper papers forwarded
10 New York from LondOn,
The day before Chrlltmss the papere
were ready, orders having been UaOled
10 the consul at Nov York, anu be
went before tho United Ststes court
and had warrant Issued for Llpperps
arrest. This was placed In this handb
OF Deputy United States Marshal Ed
ward W. BOstwick OF New York, vino
arrived At Cincinnati on Christmas.
Today AS Lippert was leaving hls
boarding house no was placsd under
RTrest. He mado no resistance and al
once acknowledged his Identity.
Marshal Bostwiok started Ut once for
New York, and the prisoner will b.
taken TO England for trial immedl.
ately,
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WINTER ar LAST.
severe EnoWstorms ANA Fr6st ia East
eFn aud Southern states.


LouIsvILLE, Kyu Dec. 90,-Louls-
willie Is experiencing the heaviest
snowstorm that has visited this sec.
lion In some Year,. The snow began
falling about O'Clock this morning
and continued necessarily ever since.
II il estimated At midnight that fully
ten inches has fallen anu II Ia still
showing.
Reports from Henderson, OwensborO
and Paducah ray that the snow In
heavy and still falling. Lexington 70.
ports heavy snow throughout the Blue.
grass regiOp.
Cattlettsburg reporlsa heavy fall and
eth showing there and at points up the
Big Sandy.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 26,-Three inches OF
snow iell In some sections Of TennOs.
sse ANA ATkansas today, tho tempsra.
ture falling fifteen degrees In the last
few hours, the thermometer reading 20
at O'Clock tonight.
PIIlEBuRu, Pa, Dec. GA snow.
storm bUiAn here this evening which
bids fair 20 break the record. Eight
Inches have already fallen, almost
completely atoppipg street cars.
Sli PAUL, Dec. 28.-Zsro weather Is
reported tonight At all points Of limo
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pI.ersnnner In no Aeeonnl..

BROoKLYS, y. Y, Dec. 26,-Tho
World sAyt; Expert accountants
have been going over tho books Ia
CITY Treasurer Adams's office. Their
report, which viii be presented to the
board OF county commissioner today,
shows a total shortage Of ss0,6i0. OF
this 500, $40 was found In tho accounts
Of the treasurer.
A discrepancy Of 1874, 400 IL shown 10
Terney for the payment Of Juries. This
discrepancy " against Terney,
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RAyINU usNIAc
uo says Tie II Dissatisfied with Cicve
LANDS Administration.

hN 5hgA so ~ Dissatisfied Win ficVos
inud's Administration.
NEW ORLEANs, DEC. GA. w. Al.
ton, Of New Jerusalem, Texas, was ar.
rested upon the charge OF insanity.
lie arrived over tho Southern paclno
from Houston, Texas, anu claims that
he was not satisfied with the way
Grover Cleveland was running affairs,
aud was on his way 10 Washington ~
XIII him whom Intercepted by oil
lie was locked up IN "a cell last
night, which he almost demolished
during the night. lie tore the boards
from the wall aud did considerable
damage. uu was almoit nude this
morning when the officers removed
him from tho demslithsd cell 10 an.
other.
Alton claims also that somebody is
after him 10 do him up. IL his raw
ings he sees Hll kinds OF demons, aud
this morning said that no could raise
the dead and make the sea give up its
treasures. He Gays lac has wife anu
several little brothers, aud thinks they
will come to his rescue au1 release
him from iGil.
Judge Cain romandci Alton 10 the
wOrkhOuse 10 be examined by the city
physician.
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NRw YEAn's CRIMES.
silver Tened BeiIs Will oacc Moro BE-
usnrd In New Norh.

silver Tened Heiis Will ouco More b.
heard In New Norh
NEW YORK, Dec. "a. -- The Trini-
ues will once more ring in the glad
new year. a year ngo At the request
OF prominent pew holders tho rector
announced that the bells would not DO
rung as customary. lie excused his
action on the ground that tho noise OF
the crowd surrounding the church
drowned the louIVst tones OF the
chimes. The widespread regret coca.
stoned by this announcement moved
the rector ~ modify hla order. He
signined q willingness 10 have tue
chimes fung as usual, n Suputiutcnd.
ont Byrnes would assure perfect quiet
On the street below. This tho tupurlu.
tendont declined 10 do, on tho ground
that Il would hu impossible TO Keep
thfUng OF 10000 or more quiet eslcc.
Tally when the Same crowd was bent
on making al the discOrd aud notcs
possible for the human mind 10 con.
celve.
This year, however, tho silyery
lonoi beils will again extend a New
HeafS' greeting ~ Now NCtkcfa.
ME-. DIX has greatly modified his
request TO the head OF the police De.
paftmeut. 10 Superintendent Bytncs
will assure tuat ho will do
all IN bis power % prevent
noises I'm the street silcr the hour
" miduight, said DR.. DIX, viii give
orders to have the bOiis ring. The
program 1 havo Ia view viii take an
hour TO feudUI 20 that the opening
noIee will uv struck about 1850 on
Monjry night.
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asa DEFAULTER.
clerk ofA New York Hank Arrested
on the Charge.

New YoES, Dee. 26.-EdwaTd II.
Garter, transfer aud oupon clerk At
the National Bank OF Commerce, No.
20 Nassau etrsel, was arreated this nf'
tsrnoOn % deiaultur. Garter IL
charged with apprlpuating 100000 "
the bank'G money, and, It IL saIu, con-
fessei his guilt. He 10 Al yearg OLD.
He lived with his wiie and two
children, q daughter % years, AMI a
son ! . years old, In lBrooklyn. For
twenty-nlne years Garter has been in
the employ OF the bank. According
to the story he told to the police, he
bsgan his populations two yolIs ago,