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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-09-16
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, /
Carson city, New, July 3, 1896.

''p'i' ivy ANSN ofy q, loJo.
Notice is hereby given that the State of
Nevada, under the Act of June 10 1880,
has filed in this Office list of lands stu
ated in the townships as described below,
and has applied for patent for said lands
that the list is open to the public for in
spection. and "A copy thereof, by descrip-
tive subdivisions. has been posted in con-
venient place in this office for the inspec-
ton of all persons interested, and the pub
lie generally.
Within the next sixty days following
the date of this notice, protests or con-
tests against the claim of the State Of Ne
vada to any tract or subdivision described
in the list, on the ground that the same is
more valuable for mineral than agricultu-
raj purposes, will be received and noted
for report TO the General Land Office at
Washington, ID. G.
I he following are the subdivisions de-
scribed to-wit:
NE. a Of Sc. a. Section IA, T.5N., R IT
e; 40 acres.
Sc. a of Sw. 4, Section ct, T. ian, R.
81 e; 40 acres NJ. d. NJ.
O. IL. GALLUP, Register.
ID. II. HALL. Receiver.
First issue, July Is, 1885,
Last issue, September 16 1885,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-09-16
The remainder of the tax
list will appear in next
weeks issue.

Resource, Screven Co., CA have been
subject to attacks of bilious Collie for sew
erai years. Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhae Remedy lie the only sure re-
lief. 1t acts like charm. One dose u IT.
gives relief when all other Remedies fail.
e. d. Sharp. For sale by Knapp Laws
Co.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-09-16
It Saves the Croupy Children.

Seaview, Wave have a splendid sale
on Chamberlains Cough Remedy, and our
customers coming from far and near speak
OF it In the highest terms. Many have
said that their children would have died of
Group il Chamberlain's Cough. Remedy
had not been given.-Kellem 4 Ourren.
The IS and 80 cent sizes for eale by Knapp
K Laws %
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-09-16
This Is Your Opportunity.

This Is Your Opportunity.
On receipt of ten cents, cash or stamps,
n generous sample will be mailed of the
most popular Cntarrh and Hay Fever Cure
(Elv's Cream Balm) sufficient to demon
strate the great merits of the remedy.
ELY BROTHERS,,
Sc Warren St., New York City.
Rev. John Reid. Jr.. of Great Falls, Mont,
recommended Ely's Cream Balm TO me. L
can emphasize his statement, ut is posi-
tive cure for catarrh if used as directed. -
Rev. Francis w. Poole, Pastor Central Pres.
Church, Helena, Mont.
Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged
cure for catarrh and contains no mercury
nor any injurious drug. Price, so cents.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-09-16
TAX LIST, 1896.

Following is the Tax Roll
of Esmeralea County for the
year 1896:
Evening journal., 1896-05-21
SENATOR GRAY'S SAYING CLAUSE.
Work Suspended on Liston's Point Dixie
Until board Of COMPETENT Engineers
Has Made n Re-survoy.

Work Suspended on Liston's Point Dixie
Until y board Of COMPETENT Engineers
Has Made n Re-survoy.
The paragraph OF The River aud Har
Dor bill which eecures to lower Nav Cas-
tie county It's riparian rights aud doubt
less saves Appcqniniming and Blackbird
creeks, Is as folio rs:
Improving Delaware river, from
Trenton to It's mouth, continuing I'm
provement, $4,000 OF which SO. 1000
shall be expended In the improvement Of
the channel over Perriwig bar, and
So, 600 shall bs expended In rebuilding
aud enlarging the dixie on the govern
ment reservation at the junction OF the
Sohuylkill and Delaware rivers at Fort
Mlfiin; provided. that 30 much OF said
sum OF $500 600 as shall be necessary
may. In the discretion OF the secretary OF
war be expended In dredging a ohannsl
through Dan Baker Shoal TO the depth Of
twenty six feet at low Nater; and pro
vided further, that no part OF said appro
Driation or OF any approrlations hereto
fore made shall be expended upon the
building Of a diks between Rsedy island
aud Lston's Point until board Of three
engineer cnicers. Co be- appointed by the
ntNlFNnIJ VI WAL rANn touNNNNA Auo
report to the secretary on the first
Monday Ia December OF the cur
rent year as to the project Of said
dixie with refersnce to preserving and
improving the navigation Of the Apo
qulnimink river and blsckbird creek ard
the riparian rights and facilities Of the
Delaware shore. as we'll as to deepening
the main channel Of said river; and the
Secretary OF War is hereby author d to
carry cut the recommendations OF said
board and TO modify the present con
tract. II necessary. and adjust any loss
with the contractor occasioned By the
provisions Of this act aud 60 pay the
same out OF the appropriation uuder
which the said contract was made: also
expend the additional sum OF $25 900
In his discretion for such dredging as
may be necessary FOR the maintenanoe Of
channels from the mouth of the Apo
qninlmink river and BlsckDird creek 10
the channel OF the Delaware river
through the dixie now being constructed
fron Rssdy Island 10 Llston's Point
for the Improvement OF the Delaware"
Evening journal., 1896-05-21
CANTATA or "KING SOLOMON"
GIVEN BY WILMINGTON SINGERS
AT THE OPERA HOUSE.

One of thu Best Amateur Productions
Ever Heard In wilmington-Its writers
wiImiaeton Men and Only Whining
tonians Took Part-ro Be Rspeatsd
Tonight.
One Of the best amateur productions
ever seen In Wilmington WAS enjoyed by
large audience AZ tho Opers House
last night, when the clntata Of king
solomon was presented Tor this first
time
The cantata'was produced entirely by
local talent Alloys Jarone wrote the
lbretto, and Will M. s. Brown com mposed
the music Oaly Wilmington singers
took part The story OF the life Of the
'wisest man was clearly aud simply
told, the main events being brought out
with much dramatic effect The death
scene, in the last act. where Solomon
was stricken by lightning, WAS especially
impressive. In the FIRST scene occurs
one OF the prettisst parts Of the produc.
tion. II Is "the feast OF Andonias, and
the merry drinking song by AndoniEs.
and the chorus and the dance Of .the
multituds, are very pleasing and effective.
A feature OF the cantsta is the dancing
of the Jewish and Egyptian msidens.
Mr.. Jarone taught the dances himself, and
IN fact was stage manager and coach
The muslc throughout 10 tuneful and
attractive 10 the last act. that OF the
chants Of the priests 10 heavy bat not
dull, aud the chorus music Is exception
ally fue.
Joseph McCullln as King Solomon,
barring a little nervousnea as sang and
acted the part well. and was very strong
IN the feath seene. Aa Andonias,
Wllliim r. MoFulty sang splendidly.
and showed some art as an actor John
Msgse has = rich baritone voice and
be sang aud acted the role Of King
David with much skill
Miss Elizabeth P. Hsrmey has re
markabiy sweet and powerful voice
which she used 10 advantage as Beth
sabse. She also acted the part clsverly.
Miss Alice Simmons as the Queen Of
Sheba aud Mrs K p Harklns as Abisag
did themselves credit
Those who took part Ia the dances,
which were pretty and graceful. were
Misses Estella B,con, Jenette MORE.
Martha Sooy, Kathryne Burns Alice
Mcintyre, Elsie Joslyn, Katie Mcintyre,
Etorta Glover
The chorus Is one Of the strongest and
best balanced ever heard In Wilmington,
The cantata will be repeated this even
inQ
Evening journal., 1896-05-21
EFFECT OF WEYLER'S ORDER.

Local Lovers of Havana Tobacco Must
Pay More for Their Smoking or Con
tent Themselves with sumatra Leaf
A local cigar manufacturer. was called
upon by an EVENING JOURNAL reporter
this morning and asked what local effect
General Weyler's decree prohibiting the
expectation OF leaf tobacco from Cuba
would have
havana wrappers are very scarce and
have been for some time" he said. This
order Of prohibition is going to make
them very high IN the American market
and the price Of all-Havana cigars will
60 up oirespondingly. Persons who now
smoke Havana wrappers aud filters aud
DO not wish to meet the rse will have to
come down to Snmstra wrappers II this
order is kept In effect for any consldera
bio time, which do not anticipate. FIJI.
lers will be more plentiful than
wrappers for time, but they must give
ont IN time unless the Weyler order ls
rescinded. There is slready q rise OF IL
cents pound on Havana wrappers and
hliers in tho New York market. The
crop OF 1886 Is almost totally destroyed.
and the crop OF 1895 cannot hold out in
definitely AS far as / am concerned /
have laid in eaongh OF both wrappers aud
hiiers to last ne for eight or nine
months.
Evening journal., 1896-05-21
SEVERAL CHANGES MADE.

Increased Number OF Polling Places for
the Republican Primaries which Will
30 Hold Next Saturday.
The following changes In the voting
places for the Republican primaries on
Saturday we're made by the First District
Committee last evening:
Third ward. North, southwest corner
Of Third and Jefferson streets; South.
southwest corner OF Second aud Monroe
streets
Sixth ward. Ninth and King and
Twelfth and Elizabeth streets.
Twelfth ward. East stsble Third and
Oonnell streets; West. Fourth street and
Grant avenue.
Changes In the election officers were
made In hut three wards, some Of them
being rendered necessary by the increas-
ed number OF polling places. The places
an ,cted are: Second district Sec bud
ward, Robert Sersan and Harlan Roberts:
Tenth ward. Charles Wiley Thlrd ward
SOUTH Inspector. w. ]. Coylo; judges
Elmer Hare aud Frank Thorpe: North
inspector, w. H. Graham; judges. Harry
Poeue and Frederick B. Conner.
Twelfth ward, East, inspector, Thomas
ID. Rile judges, Philip M. Plunkett
Wesf, Inspector Thomas Smith; judges
George Giles and John Young.
Evening journal., 1896-05-21
YHG UMBRELLA MsEDgR'S SCHEME.
One Mended the Article. Then Broke a
RIB aud Put ais Chum on TO the Job.

One Mended the Article. Then Broke a
RIB and Put ais Chum on TO the Job.
"Thsre is q spirit Of comraderle among
these umbrella members that excites my
admiration" remarked q business uoan
who chsnced to be IN the Municipal Court
yesterday and heard the plea for liberty
made la behalf Of "Acky" Dugan BY his
chum "Micky xack" aud which resu lied
in both being allowed to 60
'The other day one Of the tlnkers
called at my place OF business and soil
cited a Job. 1 had an umbrella which
vas broken 70 had him fix It, Ri did
the work and paid him q quarter Half
an hour later Micky Meek called aud
remarked i hear you've got an umbrella
wat'a got q rib broke Don' yer want her
6xed1 / got my um brells just fxed BY
the tinker and found rib broken Ae
had mended the place which rsqnlred it,
then broke rib aud put 'Mlcky' on 10
the fact. suggested TO 'Aicky that
had e club and II be didn't want a
broken rib himself be had better skip
and be fkippsd They did not work any
comrades racket on me
Evening journal., 1896-05-21
WILNIKGIOA'S BREATHING SPOTS
The Board OF Park oommissionors
Issues It's Report For 1925 A Neat
and Valuable Book.

Issues It's Report For 1873 Neat
and Valuable Book.
The report Of the Board OF Park Com
mlEsioners for the year ending Dsoem
Dor 81. 1895. aud including q general
review from 1898 to 1894 has been
issued. 10 Is a handsome pamphlet OF
sixty two pages. neatly printed, and
containing q map OF the parks and a
number OF half tone pictures taken from
drawings made BY Rober Shaw. and
photographs taken by Q. p. M Rum
ford and John m Rogers, two Of VIII
mlngton's most noted amateur photo
graphers
The letter press contains the present
and past members Of the board area OF
parks aud Introduction by Frederick
Law OlmAtead, the landscape architect.
report o, the committee appointed to act
with the commissioners Ia 1885, the
fiaancial report aud report Of Superln.
tsndens Tneodors Lsissn. Also en ap-
pendix containing the acts passed by the
etnte legislature relative 60 parks and
the regulations governing them.
The book Is a valuable addition TO any
desk or library and IS 4 credit to its com
pliers.
Evening journal., 1896-05-21
CHANCELLOR EICHOLSORS WORK.
A Man Named skiddey wants a Re-
ceiver Appointed for the Delaware
L'quorIoe Company. OF Newark. N. j.

A Man Named skiddey wants a Re-
ceiver Appointed for the Delawar
L'quorloe Company. OF Newark. n. j.
Peter L. Cooper. Jr representing VII
liam W Skiddy OF Stamford, Conn, ap
peared In the Court OF Chancery this
morning and asked the chancellor TO de
orte ths Llcquorice Manufacturing
Company OF Newark, N. j., In.
solvent, and appoint a receiver
for the same. An order WAS made
that the register Issue rule directed to
the president or head ofiicor OF the
corporation to appear on Saturday, May,
80, and show cause why insolvency
should not be declared and q receiver
appointed.
Susan Trusty, exooutrix Of Empson
rrusty. deceased Nar granted an order
10 sell his roal estate TO pay debts.
The Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company WAS appointed sgent TO recelva
funds Ia Orphans Court. paid
Ia by Charles e. Anderson on
reoognzanee given Ia the matter
OF the real estate OF Charles A. Cooper,
deoeased, the funds TO be held IN trust
for Ellen j. Cooper, the widow la her
own right aud as the mother and next
friend OF Charles d. Cooper, her son. for
bis maintenance and education.
John H. Rodney WAS appointed com
missioner to take testimony In the
Chancery suit Of Martins A. Boyd vs..
James horrow's executor.
Evening journal., 1896-05-21
WILMINGTON NEWS NOTES.

Department Commander William B.
Norton. OF the G. A, H., together with his
stan, Will officially iei. Dupont Post on
Tuesday night.
An enjoy yable strawberry festival was
given last night At Second NJ. +. Church.
Fifth avenue and Anchorage streets.
= The funeral OF J. Harold Layton Ransom,
infant son Of Mr.. aud Mrs. John II. Ransom,
was held from the residence OF his parents
20: IA H Van Buren street, this afternoon at
O'Clock.
Go to 5. H. selorer for oysters and
clans at lowest wholesale prices. 20s
East Fourth street.
"A NV York rabbi viii address the Re-
formed Jewish congregation ~ Eighth aud
Orange streets on friday. SaturdaT end Sun-
day.
The examination for cletks and letter
carriers W Nd b. held June 8. BY the Whining
ton Civil Service Commission. There are
twelve applications
The Board OF Trade Is negotiating with
hiR glue wori s, employing fifty hands. which
VIII probably locate IL Wilmington. IL is
LOW Ia Cincinnati.
Evening journal., 1896-05-21
ADDICKS IS IGNORED.
Democrats VIII Not Recog-
nize Him In This County.
FOR A EOE-PARTIsAU MOVEMENT
neeti0g OF Representative Democrats
Held List Evening-Addlcks Party Not
Recognized as tho Regular Republican
Party-D Democrats wn Confer With the
other Side.

Other Side.
A meeting OF representative Democrats
WAS held at the law flee OF Willard
Salisbury. Jr.. last evening. Csrds Of
invitation had been sent to those In at
tendancs and the meeting while Informal
posfesssd value because Of the men who
composed &C. The Sta'- Central Com
mittes, County Exec iva Committee
and other Democratic Oh .n'zatioas were
represented.
Wllllsm Swift presided and 7. B,yard
Heisel was made secretary.
Those present were willard Salisbury.
Jr, John Il r, dney, Prothor otary
Victor B Woolley District gAttorney
Lewis @. Vendegrift. Deputy Attorney
General Peter l. Cooper, Jr., James
Toman, John Jacobg, City Solicitor
Robert q Harman, Mayor Jefferls.
Samusl H. Bancroft Jr Regis
ter OF Wills J Wilkins Coock, Pat
rick Neary, Receiver Of Taxes John 4.
Dckey, Secretary OF State J.
Harvey Wbiteman J. Harvey Spru
ance, Charles B Evans. David
Rose, State Chairman l. Irving Handy,
Clerk Of the Peace J. b Foard, Recorder
OF Deeds @ @. Montgomery, joan +.
Callahan. James Dobb, Judge J. Frank
Ball and Attorney General John
BigRs.
Plans for selecting a non partisan dele
gstlon to the Constitution al Convention
we're considered.
IL was resolved that a recommendation
should be made 90 the Democratic County
Executive Committee to confer with the
regular Republican County Committee Of
New Castle county. with the view OF
adopting plan Tor carrying the idea Of
q non partiaan delegation into effect.
It was further resolved that the Demo
cratic Executive Committee be request
ed ii It should bs doubtful Of the
sentiment OF the Democrats OF New
Castle county on this question to have
circulated among the Democrats Of this
county a petition substantially In the
following form;
To the Democratic County Executive
Committee Of New Castle county The
undersigned Democrats believing that a
Constitutional Convention constituted
on non-partsan lines, would be for the
best ntersest Of ths State and
tho whole people e,rnestly urge that
said committee arrange, II possible with
the regular Republicans by which we
mean the anti Addicks Republicans
of New Castle county for equal
representation from this county
10 the Constitutional Convention, and We
believe that tho only condition which
should be required OF such Republicans
should be that they shall publicly pledge
their support to such non partisan con
stitutlona ticket.
Evening journal., 1896-05-21
ssIuok By rraln And IxlIled

Edward II Orviils, living at No S84
Pennock street. Philadelphia, was struck
ct Newark BY the second special yester
day afternoon aud killed He was GA
years Of age, and was q drauehtaman.
He had been working at Barksdale. Md
race track as a carpenter. but was on
his way to the station to take a train for
home when he met his death He lived a
few minutes after being hit. Deputy
Coroner Chandler TODD charge OF the
body and brought It to Wilmington. He
will bold an inquest. Orvllle leaves q
widow and family
Evening journal., 1896-05-21
SGYILLg A LUCKY DOG.

william Morgan Pardoned Upon the
accommodation OF Jodge Ball, who
Sentenced II m for Assault.
Governor Watson has rsmitted the
lashes inpossd upon John SAville, white,
convicted last week OF larceny. Chief
Justice Lore and Attorney General
White recommended the exercise OF exc
cutive clsmency. o. the ends OF justice
would be served by the Imprisonment
imposed.
f, William Morgan. accused Of assault
and sentenced by Judge Ball to six
months imprisonment, has been psrdoned
Judge Ball recommended It, certain
mitigating circumstances having come 10
bis knowledge since be passed sentence.
Evening journal., 1896-05-21
THE A.'U N. P. CONFERENCE,
Members Reconvened In Union A. U.
M. p. Church This Morning.

49, NhtANh ann NAuAnlNNs
Yesterday afternoons session OF tao
A U. M p. Conference was begun by a
praise fergice by Rev. Alexander Wood
yard, Of Norrlstown. Pa Rssisted by
Rev. W. h. Burroughs. OF Wilmington.
After reports by the committee on rules
and committee on conferences delegates
the conference was organized with Rev.
o. y. Temple. president; Rev / b.
Cooper. vice presidents Rev. D. J.
Russell, Cedar Grove, N. secretary I
Rev. Moses 3. Handy, Easton, Pa, as
slstant secretary Rev A. A. Jasen. com
pillng secretary These nominations were
introduced to the conforsnce aud In
vited to slt with it: Revs. 7. \. Ais. OF
Ez'on A. Il, Church: b T. Moore OF
Shiloh Baptist Church and Charles
Lewis, Of the IT, A. M. H. Caurch.
Last night sacramental services were
conducted by Rev. o. S Temple, Rev. |.
B Cooper preaching the sermon.
This mornings session was begun by
praise meeting led by Rev. John w
Gibson, OF Etston, Pa. aud prayer by
Rsv. Q. H. Walker, Of Philadelphia.
To day hrst session OF conference WAS
given over to discussion Of plans for the
work Of the meeting. the appointment OF
committees and placing Of delegates
At this afternoon scsalon praise ser
vice was led by Rev. N. b. Handley, OF
Eeston, and prayer was offered by Rov.
d. j. Russell, OF Cedar Grows, n. j. The
session was given over to discussion and
the compilation OF statistics.
Evening journal., 1896-05-21
Tho Horsa Dsstroy Cd By rIrs.

The Bsitlsh steamer Horse, which At
tanned considerable notoristy as Cuban
dllibuster. while on a trip from Point
Morant, Jamaics, With fruit, put into
Wilmington, n. G yesterday on fire
She was destroyed. Her mander,
Captain @ Y Cook, Of Calais, Me-, was
missing ard II is feared be has been lost
There we're seven Spanish sailors In the
crew and there Is 5 strong suspicion that
Spanish gold Is At the bottom OF her
burning.
Evening journal., 1896-05-21
IN MRS. PYlE'S FAVOR.
Commissioner Heisel Made
His Return This Morning.
IE REOOMNENDs A DIVORCE
No Gases for Trial aud the Jury Dis
charged Until MondaT-To morrow's
Calender is Already Disposed of-Thrse
Auditors Appointed.

charged Until Mondar-To morrow's
Calender is Already Disposed of-Three
Auditors Appointed.
Another day has passed In the
Superior Court without a Jury being
drawn or q witness sworn. In the case
II Harry Collins administrator vs.
George T Robinson. the plaintiff was
called, failed TO respond, aud Judgment
non pros was granted
George Lodge, attorney for the plain
til Ia the case OF George w. Lodge vs.
George @. DevAllinRer applied for audi
tors, 10 being domestic attachment case.
Joseph l. Carpenter. Sr Edwin Read
ard Charles NJ Townsend were ap-.
pointed TO audit thel accounts
John a. Rodney filed a petition for
rule to set aside tho hhefiffa sale In the
case OF James Il. Hoaecker. Jr., trustee,
vs.. John z " Platt It was issued.
In the case of Isaac s. Bullock Va. Potter
U. Furry Laonard K. Wales, Jr., 40
piled for leave to amend the sherIns
return.
T. BAyard HeIsel. commissioner in
tie divorce case of Maudo Vain
wright PJlo. VS. Frank W. Pyls,
Jr, made his return to the court. Oa
motion of Willard Salisbury. Jr., attor
ney for the complainant, publication was
ordered. The return being opened IL
WAS found to be.ln favor Of Mrs Pyle.
No action by the court In the matter has
been taken. but the complainant has
every reason TO expect q decree In her
favor Mrs psls Is daughter OF Colonel
John Wainwright, ex-member OF City
Council from the Fifth ward. Young
Pyle, who Is prominently connected. is
now In Europe.
Reference to counsel WAS the dIsposi-
tion made OF the case OF the American
Fence aud Power Company vs. Foster.
As TO morrow's oalondar had been dis
posed Of and Saturday is rule day the
jury WAS discharged until Monday
Evening journal., 1896-05-21
oonvont's Flflleth Annivorsary.

WEsr OHEaTnR, Pa, May 2l'-The
villa Maria Convent yesterday celebrated
Its golden jubilee Archbishop Ryan, Of
Philadelphia, waa present at the cere
monies. The convent was 6rst established
at Susqueharna. then moved to Reading,
and In 1872 brought TO West Chester.
where handsome property WAS pur-
chased for IL
Evening journal., 1896-05-21
SALE OF WIN. DoUoHERTY ESTATE.
Valuable Properties, Including y Dasir-
able OaRrry-Iot for sale

nbie Qnerry-lot. for sale.
William Doughertys executors will
sell ct the Court House next Saturday at
2 o'clock a valuable house and lot on
Lowering avenue, east Of Lincoln street,
and a valuable building lot on Lincoln
street, north Of sixteenth street, aud
also a valuable quarry lot at Beech and
franklin streets.
This Is an excellent chance for an
Investment, Es the executors will give
liberal terms and clear titles.
Evening journal., 1896-05-21
No Trace Of Him An wilmlneton.

Cbisf Dolan has been asked by BaltI-
more authorities to look ont for a man
named Elmer Dale. alias w g. Murray.
alias w Banks. claiming to be saloon
keeper at Newport News and wanted for
passing worthless checks. He is de
scrlbed IS 40 years old. about 8 feet
inches tall. and changes his garb with his
name Ia each locality. De Is said to be q
glib and smooth talker.
Evening journal., 1896-05-21
sent to tho Delaware state Hospital.

VI" II" y -777T--
Eloise Chatman, colOred who has been
living At the house Of A G B Anderson,
Lancaster avenue and Uoion street,
wand red away while denented He was
found yesterday at Kenneit square and
last evening WAS sent to the Delaware
State Hospital at Farnhurnt.