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New-York tribune., 1895-07-21
DELEGATES CHOSEN IN SCHENECTADY.

Schenectady. n. Y. July 2o-Ihe Schenec'1"S
County Republican Convention this afternoo"
.,actsd an delegates to the State Convention John
n. Parker. d. c. Smith. Jacob !. Winnie and Jonn
l.. TurnbuIl; to the judicial Convention. l'tn ~
rict Matthew Taylor TO the Senate S1n'easSdH Rradt
Walter Club, Robert Kelly and John I. D. S's'
New-York tribune., 1895-07-21
Union REPUBLICAN CLUB OFFICERS

Washington July 2O-The Executive Committee
OF the Union Republican Club has elected the fo
lowing officers Chairman. George G. Gorham OF
California; vice-chairman. General w. W.. Dudley
of Indiana: secretary. George 3. Emery, OF vermont
New-York tribune., 1895-07-21

sxtv ont of the ninety delegates favor Bracket 70!
and II is believed that the other towns Will
majority Saratoga SPRINGS rnss:n smssrs
~ n ,hs Ssratora Springs delegation at a meeting
late tonight BY resolution decided to vote -
for
New-York tribune., 1895-07-21
nvcp,urs FOR THE HASTINGS CAMP.

Rethlehem. Penn. July 0.-Northampton County
Republicans this afternoon elected w. 5. kirkpat-
r,ck A O Allen John Fachcnthall and II. A. Gro
,,.r de,ee ates to the State Convention A motion
N instruct the deiega tes for Quay tabled Cen
ora, Reeder Secretary OF the Commonwealth named
the four delegates who were elected They are Tor
Hastings.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-21

gam. ror her She was pushed. and only
von bv - small a time because she had not ehous n
canvas 10 bring out her resources II Hhe caIrIe
much larger sail with anything Ike equal ease,
cards will be issued for the funeral OF the 'aNS'e
As soon as possible after her arrival here
New-York tribune., 1895-07-21

State Senator John Ranes says that he and Lieu
,enant-Coyernor Saxton are the "friendliest
terms" and that ne has no doubt Of Mr. Saxtons
cordial support" Mr.. Saxton has not yet spoken.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-21

NJ Proctor who represents st. Lawrence and
pu,,or Counties I'm the State Committee resides In
81 Lawrence County. To reach Fulton County he
would have 10 travel through five counties. and It
wo,,it .aEo hin, about two days to do so, and yet
N. pottites say the State Committee should not be
antar pI
New-York tribune., 1895-07-21

II seems TO be agreed that Lew Worden' OF
Hoosck Falls will receive the Republican nomina-
,io, Tor s.ra,or IN the Troy District Mr.. Worden
is a lawyer In good standing. and II H. believed ne
Will make an exceptionally strong candidate Ihus
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-11

II
t,N1nr.1 more nnpcrb than ever before
III 81 spectacular effects and ma0niIlcont
EqStur1es. ecmca 10 tho Grnud Opera
Hcrse Tor lis farHw9iI visit this evening.
For two years wang" has been touring
fhe country with q succoss that has as.
founded even the managers and authors
OF the opera Fully els. 900 has been spent
upon scenery which accurately represents
she city OF Bangkok and tho palace OF the
usual beauty, and have been created from
drawings specially made from those worn
by the Sinmese royal family and court.
tho women OF the harem. and tho common
people 81 Burmah, slam, Cambouia and
A jew psddler. who IL an accomplish OF
BinckInoro. entars Vloiers home In the
night time. aud stenis n large sum Of
money. which was concealed In tho house,
unknown to Violet and her family. Pellet
succeeded In tracing The burglar to tho
Jews and brinRs him and Blackmore to
justice. Before he has accom- pllehed this.
however he falls into the hands OF
gang and lie rescued from a burning build.
Ing by Violet who hne 10 walk on q teie.
graph wire. from one pole TO another. be-
fore she can gain nveess to the building.
There, nre many thrilling Situation MS tine
piay and plenty Of OPT ortunities 10 intro.
duce speciaitles. Birds OF a Feather" Will
be the attraction at theBi iou Theatre this.
tomorrow and Wednesday, evening, anu
Wednesday afternoon.
In Birds OF Feather" new comedy
drama of tho sensational order by
Herbert Hall Wlnslow. ihore ls a villain
named Lionel Blacbman. n merry little
southern girl. Violet baum. aud an ente;-
terprising physician. known as Pellet.
Both men are In love with Violet. and h,r
inciinations aro towards Blackmoro, the
more polished o. the two. Bla GILMORE Is
chief OF an organization u couuterfeitefr,
who call them selves Birds OF a Feather.
and Pe,lot plays detective long enough 10
collect sutiicisnt evidence TO satisfy any
jury.
Once again Hoyrs "a Milk White Flag
the most extensive OF that fertile authur's
effort will hold the boards at the Grand
Opera House ON Wednesday evening. 1t lie
hardly necessary TO cilate at any 10 pgth
on this production. 1t came. 1t was seen,
and 1t conquered eevernl months ago;
and 1t will come and do the same thing all
over again. The company presenting tue
play will MS Ia usuRl with oil the Hoyt ut
fractions, DO an excellent one. Several
old favorites will 10 In the cast. The cos.
tumes nnd scenery will all be new and
the latest catchy music will greet the car
OF the audience.
The comedy Two Old Croniesn Will DO
tho attraction at the Grand Opera House
tomorrow evening. Tho compony wilt ba
:. fully up to tho standard aud good house
]! 10 lockedfor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-11

w ANTED-A goodbar Der. 5o0B Poplar
Wy street. 4, A, GilbI de. nll-ls
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-11

The entertainment at the Now Century
Club this evening for the benefit OF the
Woman's Cuban Aid fund. gives DR. IN SO
OF great success as the tickets arc selling
freely. and u full hou3 80 Ia assured.
The society mas been fortunate in &C.
curing the talent they have. as 1t lea yes
no question of doubt as to the pleasure to
be derived. Thoy have In addition 10
tho talent already Doted. secured tho ser.
Vices of Miss Dill. of this city. who will
preside at tho piano. which will lend
greatly to the success.
10 speak % the Misses Leech is to speak
of pleasure uubounded. Nowhere that
they have once sung has their return not
been hailed with applause. as 1t undou BIT.
eddy Will be tonight. they having appeared
before a Wilmington audience on two
former occasions, This Is Mr.. BurIette g
fret appearance in this city, but he has
been before the public for some eighteen
years. constantly growing In popularit y
until today no stands easily at the head
of entertainers, and celebrated through
out this broad land. The talent bss pc ak
success. and the ladies OF the society are
looking for full house, which they rlchl }
deserve for the energy they are putting
into their work Of raising funds for TIL,
relief Of The sick aud wounded In CUBA.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-11


Two strangers worked four counterfeit
o. bills on the atEeet railway conductors
saturday night.
The General Church Extension Commit
tee of the Methodist Episcopal Church has
allowed the Wilmington NJ. Il Conference
e2560 for church extension work. Just one.
half OF the amount asked.
The Order OF tho Red Cross will organ
ize side degree in this city on next Fri
day evening.
Josiah Marvel has been engaged to do
fend David Grinnage, colorei, VIM IL
charged with mucder.
Augustus Simmons while i'll on Satur-
day night, fell at Second and Orange
streets and cut his hoad.
j. Richard Jackson OF No. S05 W. Ninth
street. fell from Ills bicycle on last Satar-
day and broke HE arm.
Railroad companies are buslly engaged
In coupling their freight care with auto
matte coupiers. as required by the act Of
Congress-. before January next.
: Frank McHugh Of tile city ls suffering
from injuries received by falling from o
railroad train at Trenton few days
ago.
Forty hours devotlon began at st.
Marys II. G.. Church yesterday In the
morning solemn high mass was calebrat-
cd. In the evening the Rev Father Dona-
Ghy preached. Thls evening Father Meal
ey. and tomorrow evening Father Ber-
mingham will preach.
VIVA. H. sesny. residing at No 17ls West
Eighth street. had the misfortune to lose
bis watch on Sunday morning In going
from his home TO the church on French
Street above Seventh, Tho finder II hon
est, Will return 1t 10 him.
: q Al prlees sure TO win your trade. Yor
may pelect any monument, hsad-etone, Of
other work Ia marble OF stpno from the
large AID modern stock ct the Eleotri,
Stone Works Of Vim. Davidson, Ninth ant
KIDg streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-11
tNST,


FROM TINS miuui crown lranecrlpL
Everybody knows where Mr.. Aidicks
stands. He is for "Add,cks or nobody" as
he was during tho session of the General
Assembly.and wishing for another chance
he opposes the sentlng of Colonel DUPONT.
He believes the people OF Delaware can DO
bnught but he 10 mistaken. A million
dollars spent In Delaware will not put
him In thu U. S. Senate, because there are
enough tried and true men who have
never bowed tho knee to Baal. who will
not forget his treachery. This Ia no
threat. 1t Is the opinion OF men Of ptin-
olple and honor whose political virtue Is
not for sale. MIR. Addicks cannot carry u
county in this State and the Democrats
enlargement possible. There are few
Republicans wDoss zsal to win victory
leads them to Incline towards Mr.. Ad.
dicks aud there are others who In the
slang of the street. are pulling his leg"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-11

Notwithstanding the cold ralnstorm a
large congregation listened SUNDAY fore.
noon. at SC. Andrev's L. T. Church, to ono
OF the best sermons of Rector Charles Z.
Murray. His text was from John 8, 3:
For this purpose tho Son Of God was
manifest that he might destroy the works
OF the devil"
"A lucid exposition OF the good and evil
elements within human nature and the
Outward good and evil Influences. The
preacher appeared to have the idea that
there were myrlads Of good Spirits led by
their chief. the Holy Spirit, and OF evil
spirlts with the devil, tho greatest OF them
all. whose work It is to SANDER. lie and
deceive, to separate man from God.
As man could choose between good and
evil the whole responsibility rested on
bin for his own conduct und language
and the consequences thereof on himself
and others.
jesus Christ the Son OF God. his Gospel
and tho Holy Spirit lead mankind to vlc-
tory over the devil, all his emisarles and
alt the evils of human nature aud world
ly influence.
Happy consolation and inspiring gos-
pei. May we labor In the faith OF 1t and
never be ashamed of Him wEO is TO de.
stroy the works Of the doYil and mako US
CONS Of God forever.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-11

= oST-On Sunday mornin7 silver watch
Ia with Elgin movem ,nts. on Du FONT
ar Ituhtb Market, Tenth, King, Eleventh,
French streets. The hnder will be rewaroel
on returning IL to MOTIFS West Eighth streeV
or 10 this Office. ]. IL. Seony. hliot
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-11

The Single Takers held another meeting
In the Opera House last night but 1t wns
not os large or interesting ono as the pre-
Vious Que. IL. v. Hetzell was the speaker
and Ills subject was Religion and Poll.
ties."
His speech was a remarkable one be-
cause OF tho way In which The speaker
sc tod difficulties or proposed to settle
them. lie started Ia to toll the audience
what religion and politics meant ami no
did 80 with one full ewo0p.
Men wero poer and Ignorant because
they never had an opportunity to DO other.
wise. Abraham Lincoln. bo said. wus
once only a poor ilat-boatman. and had
risen because The impediments were re.
moved from his way.
He believed that there were as good
men In the Sums as there ever was any
where.
All thls crime andmisery are due to land
lordism. II would all be done away with
by the adoption OF tho Single lax.
The meeting opened with singing AMI
Mr.. Sudell made @ short address. Mr..
Stephens spoke while the collection was
being taken. lie nude a stirring and clio.
quent plea for big collection.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-11

The ten round contest for science be.
tween c. J. Morlarity and Edward MoCon.
nell will come of 10 National Hall Ninth
and Walnut streets tonight Both mon
aae 10 tho pink OF condition and some
good sport is expected. Morlarity Will be
handled by Jake Kllraln Of Baltimore. and
Mcconnell will be looked after by Andy
McCann. Of Chester, and we'll known
local boxer. ....
The referee will BIO chosen at the ring
eide and he Will give decision at the end
OF the contest. Tie bout wi be preceeued
by four ftu: round contests be-
tween. good local men. The ring has been
p tch,d In the cenlre OF tho large room
he prelm inarles will begin at s o'clock.
Police Captain Kane and several officers
will bs on hand to see that perfect quiet Is
maintained.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-11

=.
MI! DppiamIn Mevsy cslebrnted her
residence. noar Wilmington. A pleasant
evening was spent and tho en1oyment
ments.
Mrs. Money was the recipient Of num-
Ger ofh andsomo and valuable presents
10 tters OF regret were read from James
]. Vincent and wife OntnnaQan. Michigan;
Latta welsh and wife, Washington; k9v.
William l.. White and wife. fredericksburg,
Nd, and Frank Mcvey aud wife and
Those present were: Mrs. Hannah Miller.
Niles Mary Miller Mrs. John Davies, ure.
hebecca Whltecraft. Captain James White
ceralt ana wife. Robert Crawl and vile.
Evan Ainscow and wife, Morton Ainscow.
Miss Bessle Alnscow. airs. Mary Crozer.
Edwin Crozier. Misses Lulu and Ella
Crozler. James A. McVey, Rebeccn A.
Movey. Edward Burke and wife, Miases
Emily. Amanda and Mary Burke. Rev
Samuel NJ. Morgan and wife. BfInton
Smith and WIFE, Miss Edna Smith. Fred,
Smith. Misc Elsio Smith, Allen Ainscow
and WIFE Misses knnis aud blanche Ain-
scow, Mr.. Edwin Lambda. l. r. Hhoads
and wife. bIiss Myra Rhoads. Mlilerd loft
and vile, Misses Clara AMI Ruth loft.
Jobn DuilnR. wife and son. Mrs. Evan q
Davies. John Davies, Miss Josephine
Davies. Lemis O. Fritz and wife, George
Goodman. Frank Good man and wife. John
McVey and wifo. Thomas Haley and son.
Hugh MCPHERSON aud wife, Mas Annie
Gresnleaf, Mrs. Weyl. Mrs. Alexander
Whltecraft, Misses May and Blanche
Whitecrdft, Clinton Williams, Miss Emma
Gamble and Charles b. Gamble.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-11

Rev. James u. Locates pastor OF Madeiey
hi. L. Church. whose illness was noticed
In Saturdays REPUBLICAN. being dellrlous
with brain fever. preached iivs hours
while lying In his bed on Sunday forenoon.
That evening there wac a rumor that he
had died. Tho fact 10. la died about nine
O'Clock this NOR ming. His death was re-
ported at the n. l.. rreachers' meeting
this morning. 40 d the usual action taken.
Funeral services will be held In Madeley
NJ. L. Church on Tuesday evening at $50
O'Clock In charge OF Presiding Elder Bar.
rett Presiding Elder Raw. Alfred
Smith OF Oxford, Nd, It 10 expected will
preach HIS funeral sermon. according to
the request OF Mr.. Locates. as a telegram
bas baen sent TO him. Tho body will be
taken to Princess Ann. Md. by the Sis
piaos interment will be made. Several
ministers of our city will accompany ~
and assist in perfOrmlng the last sad rites.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-11

The Every Evening Gays: TT IL impor.
tant for public officer to keep ctr ictly in
view the line which separates hls private
property from public property tenn porar-
lily in HE keeping. This applies to public
documents as we'll as to public money.
We do not see that Governor of Della.
ware has any more right when he goes
out of oflice to keep possession OF paper
which belongs 20 the State. than he would
have to keep possession OF money which
belongs to the State. lie Is the duty of
incoming officers to compel those who
nre going out to dlsgorGe the State's
property,"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-11


A freight train was. wrecked on th
Phlladelbhla. Wiimington and Baltimore
Railroad nlmost In front Of thu. station -
Eikton. Saturday afternoon about fouS
o'clock. EnRlne ZIG. attached 10 the
norfhbound way freight was standing on
tho southbound track ticking water wheu
extra freight ga. south bound. with a
train. came around the curve at the North
strest crossing and crushed into the way
freight The englueer OK Though freight
applid the air brakes but,too late to save
the crash. and realizing his danger jump
ed in time to gave hfs life.
The engines OF both trains were almost
total wrecks and several cars OF extra 22b
were teleseoped. Charles Schuman. aged
twenty years. of Baltimore. was In one Of
the cars. His lett fuut was so badly
crushed below the knee that DR.. q. M.
Ellis nseisted by DR.. Howard Bratton,
found amputation necessary. Ihs Injured
man wns removed to the Johns Hopkins
Hospital. at Baltimore. for futher treat.
ment Tho aouthbound track wns not
cleared of the wreckage until 2 O'Clock
Sunday morning. The southbouud trains
were cora PEELED to use tina northbound
track from Newark to Bacon Hill.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-11

Yesterday was great day at Wesley
n. T. Church. There was good audi
once In the morning. Notwithstanding the
rain. aud during the delivery of the ser.
mon. tho Holy Ghost came into the hear t 8
OF soma and praises went up to God.
Thoro was u special meeting at . O'Clock,
In charge of Rev. Geo. Nj. Dougherty,
which consisted OF songs prayer, read
Ing OF scriptures. und Testimony. IL was
good to be there. There was large audi
ence last night, six went to the altar. and
iiVei were converted. Six probatlonere
united with the church during the day.
There has bean about 40 conversions uD o
date. The meetings will contlue this
week. The song service Is q speclEt fea
ture. q cornet accompa nles tho organ.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-11

year old son of Lea Martin. OF No. 25o5
Washington 81. on the head last Thursday
caused his death Saturday night. Paul
attempted to throw n stick, In which was
the nall, over fence. but the stick re.
making small wound which was not
thought TO be serious until Saturday morn.
Ing when DR.. J. Paul LukeIs was called
In. He found u fracture Of the skull and
portions of the brain pressing on the
bone. lie deemed an operation neoes :
cary and called Drs. Van Sennlp and Bart.
lett OF Philadelphia. The fractured bone
was removed, but there was no change IN
the child'5 condition. The funeral Will
take place tomorrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-11

Tha farmers OF Chrlstiana hundred com.
plain bitterly OF the manner In which
they are treated by Runners. They were
out cunning yesterday Just the came as
on other days. On Friday live gunnera
went into an apple orchard belonging to D
farmer and fired at rabbit while run
hing towards the farmer The rabbit wae
shot and SO was the farmers HIS ehlns
were riddled with shot.
Notices are now being posted by the
different farmers oautionlng all tres'
paseers. farmer has tho samo right to
make arrests as constables and 1t 10 safe
TO say that some OF our city gunners Will
get Into trouble. ~. i
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-11

is tho place TO buy. ,Youc moneys as good as
nnybodys. You ought to make IL 10 as far as
you can. And go you would 1t you Duy from
us You want our 700 Is, we want your
money. You come aud Ste ie we alnt ready
10 do our part. Fancy now white nectarlnes
10 cents pound this Is O bargain; you never
saw liner ones. Those cherry prunes told
you about last week arc ilne. People that
tried them say they mover ate anything as
good. New cleaned sultana ralsina, IL ents
package; these are the best. The finest Leg
horn c!tron, IA ccut5 pound. New lemon
peel II cents; now orange psel. IA cents
pound. This is very low for these goods.
You mind that good corn we sold last win.
ter, we have 1t again; three cans for 20 c.;
there Is no better OF swcoter corn packed
than this you pay l2c and l5c for corr that
is not MS good. New layer igs l2Sc pound.
DO you use lentiisf We have them, TO O
pound. We have barrel OF fin1 new Irish
duice. l5c a pound. Did you ever sc cod
tsh2 Not this stun they call goldfish. but the
real Goldfish; come aud see our cr0am bone
lsis, the finest codl.p yop ever saw. Do you
know we have tho finest salt herring at &c
a pound thai ever was sold; BIO sur3 AMI
come and see these isn; they are worth com.
Ing TO see. uood butter aud fresh eggs at
4. NJ. WlER'S, Fifth and King streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-11

Owing to rumor on Saturday that the
walls OF No. public schools boys closet
were written on with '.obscene languages"
Messrs. Hartman and Leach. of the Board
of Education, Investigated the matter this
morning and pronounced the report false.
except that some boys had written thnir
names there. Strangers to those boys
are hardly justified In calling their names
obscene language. IS
Again 1t 10 reported that ''some little
girls went home and cried at what had
been written In their closet by bad hoys.r
Probably the Offensive personality had
boon erased before the Boards committee
investigated,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-11

Hans Christian Anderson (Mrs Bessie
Starr keefer). spoke at Delaware Avenue
Baptlst Church Sunday afternoon on
tenn perance. and 80 delighted the aud Il
ence that shs was asked to speak again.
and has consented to speak at tho home
OF Rev. VIM, A. Walling, No. 700 Delaware
avenue on University Extension, or Re.
form on the Bowery. Avenu, A and Bax-
ter street, Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-11

ni.nnI huniInY.

dismal Sunday than yesterday. The rain
fell ut intervals all day. and only those
VINO were compelled to be out ventured
upon the streets. The attendance ut the
various churches was diminished as many
people preferred to remain at homo. Tha
rain ceased failing Ia the evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-11

Mrs. Kate Kirkpatrick Walker the
widow of the iuto John 4. Walker the shoe
merchant who was married to him tho
day before his death has agreed to take
&S, 600. She has waved ali her rights to
the estate on this payment or tho above
sum. the estate which will foot up to
some sis. 600 will bs divided Up between
deceased brother and sisters.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-11

Frank Pratt. living at seventh and Ben.
nett streets, and employed at tho Della,
ware iron Company's works. had the
middle finger Of the left hand badly
mashed early this morning, while taking
out pair OF rolls. He was taken Ito the
oflica OF DR.. II. III. Frist. Eighth and
Spruce. where the Injured member was
II rasaed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-11

On friday night n rogue stoio bride
from the stable OF blackburn. near Hnzsl
Dali Park. aud then going to tho Held adj
joining took hls black mare and thus far
no tidings have been heard OF her. Any
one giving Information that will leaI to
her recovery aud the arrest and convlo.
ton Of the thief Will DO suitably re.
wardod.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-11

0 pounde for LOG. New orange and lemon
peel, ID cents per ID. New prunes 5ci
cherry prunes, loci new lima beans. 100
per quart. j. Q. Singles. jackson aud
Linden sLreete.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-11

Twas nervous. tired. irritable ard Cross.
Karl,s Clever Root len has mado mo we'll
AMI happy. Mrs L. d. WoRpEN. For sale
by NIB. DQnforth, end and Market Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-11

Miss Maggie Moore. OF Henry Clay.
brought suit against William L. Johnson
OF Banorofts Banks. for breach OF promise.
The suit was to have come up for trial 81
the next term OF court but 1t Is row raid
to have been settled by satisfactory pay
ment by tte defendant.