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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-11-21
sherig andevanter,s Home Burned.

Seattle. WASH. Nov. 15.-The country home
known as Liberty Hall, of Sheriff A. r. Van
devanter, near Kent this county, burned this
afternoon, also the contents of the dwell
ing. Loss $4,000. Property partially insured
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-01-31
State l1erps.

The State highway commission says
that under the new road law 500 goes as
far as $3.50 used to under the old system.
The Vermont Condensed Milk com
pany has been organized with capital
of S40,O 900. Its headquarters will be at
North WillistOn.
Notice has been given that the Gran
tie State Provident associations privi-
lege to do business in Vermont expired
December 81 and has not been renewed.
DIR. j. +. Thomson and Homer l..
Hoag of Rutland have recently bought
extensive waterpower at East Pittsford.
The power will I've used partly on the
ground ana partly in Rutland, to which
place it will be transmitted by electricity.
Among the relics of the memorial hall
at Rutland is the key to Libby prison.
1t is brass key about six inches in
length and was turned on every union
soldier confined there. In the same case
Is the flag of Libby prison and one OF
the prison notices.
Some bright Green Mountain boy has
figured out the following: Among the
two hundred odd towns in Vermont 1t
is curiousy noted that only eight bear
names taken from the Bible, viz. Gosh
en-, Jericho. Canaan, Eden, COrnth. Atm
ems, Bethel and Sharon.
The annual report of the Central Yer
mont Railroad company shows that the
gross receipts for the year were Solos,
979 and operating expenses S3.56l,9lS,
leaving a net revenue of $l,547, 0GO The
total fixed charges amounted to 81 ,52S,
$50, making the years profit SlS,SSO.
The Avenue House, ia the lower story
of which were several stores; the Howe
opera house on one side of the hotel and
small brick building on the other were
burned at st. Johnsbury Sunday even
ing. The fire was set by a lamp explo
sion in the hotel. r. c. Spencer, "A jewel
err, whose store was in the hotel building,
was badly burned and is still in serious
condition.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-01-31
Real Estate For Sale.

The home farm OF the late DIR. Franklin
Bond, in the south part OF Cornwall, contain
ing IS acres 1t is well located and is near
school mousse; pleasant, comfortable house;
large COW and horse barn, connected, and
other outbulldings, all in good repair; also
bee house. The soil is mostly loan, easily
cultivated and productive.
Also eight pieces of swamp land OF from
to acres each.
For terms ana further particulars call on or
address the undersigned at Mlddlebury.
N. B. WILLIAMSON,
Att Janulry D. 1896. ADMIR-.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-01-31
IT MAY DO As MUCH FOR You.

Mr.. Fred Miller of Irving, ILL.,, writes
that he had n severe kidney trouble for
many years, with severe pains in his
back, and also that his bladder was af-
fected. He tried many so-called kidney
cures without any good result. About
a wear ago he began use of Electric Bit
tiers and found relief at once. Electric
Bttcrs is especially adapted to cure all
kidney and liver troubles and often gives
almost instant relief. One trial will
prove our statement Price. only SOC.
for large bottle, at w. II. Sheldon's drug
store.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-01-31
General l1ems.

John Tyler, the son of President John
Tyler, died in Washington Sunday At a
very advanced aged and after an illness
that had lasted several months.
Mrs. Betsey Holton Moody of North
field, Mass, mother of ID. l.. Moody, the
evangelist, died at her home on Sunday.
Mrs. Moody was nearly 81 years of age.
Rev. T. B. Hargrove, pastor of the
Methodist church at Coldwater, Miss,
dropped dead in his pulpit Sunday morn
ing. His last words were. believe in
the Lord Jesus and be saved"
The ice gorge in the Maumee river,
eight miles above Teledo, o., broke Sun
day night and in running out broke two
spans of the new bridge in course of
construction. The bridge was supported
by trestle work on the ice and the loss
is estimated at $4,000.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-01-31

Dated at Salisbury, aforesaid, this 9th day
OF January, A. ID. 1888.
25wks M. A. THOMAS, Collector.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-01-31
State Normal School.
CASTLETON, VERMONT.

CASTLETON, VERMONT.
ABEL E. LEAvENwORTH, A. M, Principal.
A full corps of competent assistants. One
hundred and one State scholarships. The next
term begins Tuesday, Jan. u, 1895, and closes
June 4. Send tor circulars. law
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-01-31
Thursday, Feb. 13, 1896,

Beginning at 10 o'clock a. M, all the
Real Estate and the bulk of the Personal
Property belonging to the j. l.. Buttolph
estate.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-01-31
CREEK FARM ?0F SALE!

About ~ acres near Brandon Village,
VT; all good grass ana tillage lands
level, no stones.
Small house. large barn and two large
sheds, substantial and in good order
covered bridge to highway.
PRICE. $500; cash, $500.
Adjoining wood lot could be bought If
desired
Apply to Box 24O,
5:tf Brandon, Vermont.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-01-31
Furs and CIoaks

at such prices as will close them out
Many of them at half value. The Styles
are all perfect and the garments will not
only serve for the remainder of this win
ter, but for next year. Prudence and
economy call you to this sale. We wish
to remind YOU that we are still giving
away coupons for pictures, but bear in
mind that the end of the month is APP
preaching when prize giving ceases.
Buy your Dry Goods now and secure the
necessary number of coupons to get one
of those elegant works of art.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-01-31
RECENT DEATHS.

The DEATH at her nome in Hyattsville, Md,
Monday, the 10th inst, of Anna b., wife of
Francis H Smith. is announced. She was in
her sIxty-third year. Mrs. Smith was before
marriage Anna Burge and her family former
ly lived in Middlebury. A sister, the wife OF
Rev DR.. j. f. Rankin, president OF Howard
university. WashingtOn, survlves her.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-01-31
Interest

In our midwinter Bar
gain offerings increases with each days
trading. The tumble of prices in Cloaks
and Furs will make this January mem
orable in the trade of Burlington.
We have had no real Vermont weather
yet; it is all to come. We propose to
do what we can to make it comfortable
for the ladies of this State by offering
our Stock of
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-01-31
NOTICE.

At a lawful meeting OF the pew owners OF
the Congregational meeting house in Sails
bury held May 18th, A. ID. 1895, II was voted
to repair said meeting house and to authorize
and empower the committee appointed to
repair said meeting house, to raise, by assess
ment on the pews OF said meeting house at
their value appraised on the 22d day OF
May, A. ID. 1895, by Messrs. w. B. whitney, F.
l.. Hamilton and W. r. Bump, sum of money
sufficient to detlay the expense OF all repairs
so made. The committee, so appointed, hav-
ing made SAID repairs, assessed the following
pews in the sum OF eight dollars and seventy
i've cents as the proper proportion that each
OF them should pay towards the whole eX-
pense OF said repairs. At said meeting the
Undersigned was duly appointed collector OF
such assessmt mt as should be SO made. No
tice and demand having been made accord
ing TO the provision OF the statutes in such
case made and provided and the owners and
occupants of the following pews having
failed to pay the said sum 80 assessed upon
them. notice is hereby given that the sand
pewsw will be sold at public auction 10 the
highest bidder for the same, at said meeting
house, on the 10th day of February at one
M I'm fha al A ID. 1890
Evening journal., 1896-08-19
MORO CHsSsES IN THg CLUB.
Two Fieiders, Catcher and Pitcher
TO Come to Wilmington for Gallagher.

TO Come to Wilmington for GallaEher.
The Philadelphia Club closed a eel
with Wilmington yes orday, by which IL
secures GalizR bor. the crack short stop
OF the Atlantic Lssgue, in exchange for
Pitcher Garvln aud 81 800 For some
time pasJ the owners OF the Philadelphia
Club have been dissatisfied with Hulen's
work. President Resch, In particular,
contending that leit-hAnded ilfelder
vas bsdly hsndlclpp d Huien cana TO
Philadslphis With big reputation. made
In ths Western League. but which he
has not sustained there. Manager-Cap
tain Nash, while Oh his recent tour Of
minor league cities, was on the lookout
for ahor,stop. bat not one Of ths play
ers that he saw was considered fast
enough for the National LeRgus
Ga l. eber's woik IN the tirst Athletic
Wilmnston series so strongly impressed
tho management Of the big lea que team
that it has been after him ever since
Yesterday President 'Al' Reach came TO
WILMINGTON and settled the matter.
Besijes aArvln It is said thai Reach
gives Wilmington the use OF Boyle, who
ls Pbilsdelphis's fastest catcher, end
q sisr and Me,tes, then whom there are
no faster hsidsrs in any of the minor
leaguee
Gallagher Ia a fair hitter and is one o.
the best fisldlng shortstops In the busi
nass He Is OF the order OF Jennings
and thinks nothing Of averages. bat plays
everything in sight. He can play aDy
f siding position IN the team OF course
his going will crlpple WILMINGTON At
suorf, but the team will be strengthened
occasionally by the use OF Msrtss, GHsr
and Boyle
Girvin is good pitcher and has done
excellent work Ia this league bsfors.
having played With New Haven before II
disbsndtd
A now catcher was badly needed and
should Boyle be permitted TO play Otter
enough, he will strengthen Wllmlng gtoI
considerably.
Evening journal., 1896-08-19
Alpha club Road Race.

A ten mile road race, uoder the auspl
COS Of The Alpha Bicycle Club colored,
will be held on the New Castle Causeway,
to New Osstle and return to Market
street bridge The RAGS sill start from
the bridge at 3 o'clock Two h6ndsoms
eold medals and other prizes sra offered.
Tue entries and bsudicsps are DAven
Dort, scratch; Adams. Wilson, I mioute ;
Gibson, AndersjD, 4 minutes; bsnj ,mio
Lewis, Smallwood, i minutes; Jones,
Richardson. . Lewis, minutes; SAdler,
PinkTrt, q minutes; Williamson, 81
minutes; Blown. 4 minutes; Stookls
. minutes. B Frank Mcdaniel was the
haudi cApper, and Banks, Montgomery
aud MerrihsS will b. the timers Hlnson.
Royal and Lswis will bs the scorers at
New Castle, l.. A. P0sey, clerK Of the
course, and J. Farrell. assistant
Evening journal., 1896-08-19
He Had a Right to the Hor.e.

Michael Butler, the young man ar
rested yesterday on suspicion of having
stolen horse belonging to the Iron Hill
race track, was released by Magistrate
Sssse last evening. IL having been sho ~n
that the horse found In Buffers possess
sion was not the one stolen Edward
Taylor OF Elkton showsd where he had
owed Butler some moneY and had given
nim the oorse TO square accounts The
TACT that Butler had offered the animal
Tor 80 led to his arrest Ths other
horse. The one stolen, is still missing,
although the police are looking for IL.
Evening journal., 1896-08-19
DIED

coLLINs.-on August ls, 1896. David Col
lins. aged 40 years.
CROUCH On the 10th instant, Thomas o.
Crouch, aged s6 years.
DUCKERS.-On Au gust II, 1895, Lillian. In
fant daughter Of +: n. and tnr late Lillian
w Duch ers. aged months.
GRlFFITH-OnAu August l3 1896 Miss ReDecca
Griffith.
GRIMEs-On August l3. 1895. Leighton
Grimes. eyed 53 yels.
MARVEL-ln this city. on August l6, 1895
Coru-li- Marvel. aged - years.
NlCkLN.-in Biltimore. Md, August a.
Agnes cfcKle. Only daughter of capt. A. &.
NicAle, + I'm .rly OF Delaware City, Del.
Evening journal., 1896-08-19
Sporting News Notes a..

Frank Turner Is expected 10 try for
the state record OF l6 for mile paced
held By Robert Wisr, at the Rlvsrvlew
tracks tomorrow
Tom" Butler defeated Eddie Bald 10
the mile open race az E-le, Pa, yesterday
by half a length.
Captain Mckee, Of tire High school
football team will put the candidates for
the team through preliminary practIcs
work a. Rlvervlsw Park again to night
st 9 o'clock
Howard D Ross will be manager Of
the High School football team this
year and very successful season Is
expected
Evening journal., 1896-08-19

"Doc" Amole he would probably have to
return to the wllds of Uoatesvils. His
error yesterday gave the game away.
The AthletIc-Newark game yesterday
was postponed on account OF rain.
This is the batting order OF the VIII
mington club to-day: Gsier. If Msrtes.
CT Mcintyre, 3D.; Cargo, Sc.
Devinney, 81 Spratt. 10 Montgomery.
RI Boyle, O. and Nops and Amole OF
Horace Smith formerly with the
University Of Pennsylvsnia has been
signed to play Third base for the Wash
inRton club.
Kid" FoI emsr, formerly OF Pitteburg,
has been signed by Cincinnati and WILL
In that club Ia Boston to-day.
The Cleveland courts have decided Ia
favor of Tebesu In his euit restraining
the National LesRue from putting him
our OF the game for failure to pay the
5000 fac assessed against him.
Heidcck and Wagner are two OF the
best throwers among the out6elders who
have been seen In Wilmington
Patterson will play two games with
Wilmington for one admission to-day,
the FIST game being called az 2 O'Clock.
Msrtss aud 0aier the two new men
escursd from Philadelphis, arrived In
Wilmington this NOR lag and will play
ia this afternoons games Boyle will
also catch and 40 hs is the fegtest man
bshird the plate that the Pnlisdelphil
club has, good game should bs seen.
Anderson Is 3 very good pitcher, an
particularly doea be uae good Judgment
In his distribution OF bases on balls.
Montgomery surprised himself yester
day by taking a hard limo hg from XII.
lackey'a bat after hard run.
The A J. Mcclure Club, OF Chester
Pa, vent oown to Dover this morning tC
play with the Dover Cluh thia Afternoon.
Evening journal., 1896-08-19
Hartford Defeat. Lanoa.ta,.

Al Lancaster Hartford Interrupted the
tIiumpnAnt march OK Lancaster ysster-
day b. defeating II by score Of 3 TO 3
The home club could not hit Vickery
until the niuth inuing aud 1t was then
TOO late Oily four hits were mad = off
him In the fest eight innings. West
pitched great game until the seventh
inning when five eainsd runs were
made. Tie Eoore:
RHE
Lenc,ster 80 @ 90 o A o. 8 10 3
Hartford. 400 I o o o -0l5 /
Smith Umpire Jones
Evening journal., 1896-08-19


minston AIso-w -wisebscker Out of the
Game-sherin Garvin aud $1,000 Proved
Too Big Temptation TO Mr.. Long.
Wilmington didn't lose yesterday L.
wasn't "D1o" AUoie's fault that H.
didn't lose, aud IL certainly was his fault
that It didn't win' Els muff of Kllsck
ey's bsllie the ninth inning WAS Que Of
the stupidest errors In long time. but
then possibly Wilmington's time to win
was simply deferred to TO day
That Wilmington has been playing IN
hard luck Is patent to everyone, and bat
the team has besn dsmorallzed by It's
hard luck aud other reasons is also plain.
The hard luck did not abAts yesterday
The team Re 1t started 60 play Was one
OF the most patched up organz ,tious
ever put on bail field Nevertheless. IL
put up an interss ting Al d even exciting
oontesi.
A few minutes before the game
ttsrted. Wlsebecker, while IA practices.
collided with Gallagher, was thrown
down and bad his arm dislocatsd At the
wrist De had 10 be taken ont and sent
TO his home, where DE- Franz atteAded
hin,
hio ho1ouoo utcoaulthltu buo pihctuR
OF Nops 10 csntie and Amole In light,
wicE Gallagher catcher
Tho game could have been won By
Wilmington In any one Of half dczen
Ways bus after all It WAS probably lncky
that IL managed even TO iie II 10 the
ninth, when Hoagland ltcppsd II on se-
cunt OF darkness.
AS II the game we're not bad enough
OF Itself, Hoagland added TO the misery OF
the Email crowd OF fans by giving Will
mlngton the worst Of bis decisions.
The acore:
Evening journal., 1896-08-19
sa.an nownrd Drops Dead.

Coroner Stdhsm was notified last even
Ing Of the sudden death OF Mrs Susan
HoWxrd, colofed. OF No. 823 Wilson
street She was about as years OF age,
and apparently Ia good health. Apo
plexy was the cause.
Evening journal., 1896-08-19
Gone to Media

A number Of Wilmington Friends
went to Medif, Pa. this mornlrg to at
tend the Fourth Bi-enuial Conference Of
tue Society OF Friends. which met at
s"Artkmore College this morDiDg.
Evening journal., 1896-08-19
DC Bod nloner to Rnrn.

This morning Ofieer MaloueY found
Thomas Ryan. q Philadelphia b,ller
msker, lying at Front and Pioe sIreets,
very drunk When searched at the police
station $40 was found in his inside
pockets BE was locked mn.
Evening journal., 1896-08-19
DELAWARE COLLEGE
NEWARK, DELAWARE.

The scholastic year lsee-97 Will begin
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1895.
Entrance examinations will be he'd Tues
day, September /. 1926.
Faculty complete: Well-equipped Libraries.
Laboratories and Workshops: commodious
buildings, ample grounds. good gymnasium.
Expenses low. Tuition free 10 all students
from Del aware.
For catalogues and other information ap-
ply TO
GEORGE A. EARTER,
President.
Evening journal., 1896-08-19
PATTERSON
nCORE BY INNIN0R.

Eerped funs-W Wilmington. B: Paterson, ].
Iwo-baee hits Mcintyre, 2; Wagner Touehy.
hree base hit-Amoie. SRcrihce hits-GAl-
Cargo. 2; Montgomery, 3 Armor killackey,
Tonhey. Btttem. 2; Heidrick. 1. Bases on
Dailr-O on NcMackiu, ?; Off Anderson, @ HIT
by pitch ID bali-M Montgomery, Armor. struck
out-Bl McMackin, ]; by Anderson. T. lie
on b.ees-W lmnRton. z; Paterson.
Double y ny-Mclntyra. Passed balls-Gal-
-l0agland
Evening journal., 1896-08-19
nn.ehall Nnt..

The Cambridge CLUB defeated the
Monumentsls OF Baltimore yesterday by
fcoee Of 10 tod
jerry Nops might get job in the ont
held ehould bis arm ever give out, buC
should ths same thing ever happen tn
Evening journal., 1896-08-19
MARRIED..

BLACK-MURPHY-At No. 1913 Park Place
Wilmington. Del, on Wednesday, August II,
1925 by Rev A. n. keigwin. ID u. James
Black and Lizzie Z. Murphy, both OF this city.
Evening journal., 1896-08-19
Atlantic League standing.
NatioDAI League stAndinx.
Where They Play ro-dAy

Where They Play To-day.
Paterson AZ Wilmington.
Hartford AZ Lancaster.
Athletics at Newark.
Louisville at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
81. LJals at Bltimors.
Ptttsborg at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago AZ New York
Evening journal., 1896-08-19
Am Over . YeI ow Doc.

Elk Ofiier A. S Lave is a produce
dealer au Third aud King streets. Yes
5.rdsy afternoon Henry johnson, COL
orsd. came past bis stand, accompanied
by his Dig The canine proceeded to 10
vestigste Lanes wares and got kick
Johnson ressoted the insult to his faith
fol sdherent and fight ensusd. officer
Gilling, who was st Fourth and King
streets saw the racket aud arrested
both mon. Judge Ball heard the evi r.
denc', aud so nearly was 1t divided as to
responsibility that he dscidsd to dismiss
ootn msn on pay ment Of costs.
Wilh,m H Johnson, colorsd, charged
by Nary + johnson ~llh disorderly con-
duct last SEPTEMBER. was srrAigned The
woman was not in court, and an attach.
ment wss Issued for her
Evening journal., 1896-08-19
PIeaded GaIIty for Once.

Chris 2 ooks is colored citizen with q
psnohant for chieksns, and his falling IN
this line haa brought him before The
court on L UAlerons occasions BE never
esd, guilty and when be was con
vicfs toak h'a sentence without q mur =
mur. About 4 o'clock this morning he
WAS seen by Mary Lewis, Of No 1lO1
Chippey street, prowling around the
yard Of sn adjoining house, the cccu
pants OF which are out OF town Officer
White arrested Chris, and charge OF
trespsss WAS entered against him
At 6rst he pleaded not guilty, but when
he realized that the evidence would
down him, he withdrew his plea and en-
tered one OF guilty. Hs was fined IS and
c1sts or sixty days
Evening journal., 1896-08-19
IdA was very Fortuaate

Ida Bsown. the colorsd girl who used
weapon on Lewis II E bert, colorsd. at
Eighth and Market slreets, Saturday
evening. Was arr4igned She had two
Witnesses. EmmA S.dler and Harvey
3 arkey, both oolored. but hey did not
seem 20 40 her much good. Judge Ball
accepted a modification OF the charge
from assault with intent to commit muir
dsT, to that OF assault and battery, and
on this LA was fned $25 and costs or
three Donths.
John Paou. colorsd, charged With as
ssult was discharged with costF, as the
prosecuting witness was not eager to
press the charge
Joseph Watson, charged with dsorderly
condust, pleaded not guilty The case
Was continued until tomorrow, as we're
the cases against two little girls, Liz e
Jossphs and Mabsl Bisson. They are
charged With enjoying Mary ]. Sweat
man. OF No 3lS French street,
John Glenn, charged with assault.
could not be found By the poles a. he
hsd evidently gone into hiding Tae
case was continued until August 20.
Evening journal., 1896-08-19
Jssse had &c va Pnlat On.

Jesss Jones. the coiored supervisor of
the tramp ward Ia the police station. bad
bis war paint on yesterday. be also had
very large snd vsrls sted jag when
Odlcsr Edwards captured him After
being placed Ia the blue room he lighted
his pipe. q Henry Clay, and dropped off
to sleep Tue pipe fell from his teeth
and broke a. then there was trouble
For few minutes 1t looked as though
several color,d men, who were sharing
bis qnsrtere, would be immolated on the
altar Of bis wrath but Captain Chambers
solved The 'fficultY by licking Jesse
In the gold room. Judge Ball gave him
90 aud costs snd he will go over.
Evening journal., 1896-08-19
The CONVENTION
oonth ued from First Page
TunnelI Refused to Run

'aks In their serious consideration TIE
question thEt Is fore US. F"
Evening journal., 1896-08-19
HIS MONEY WAS ROGOOD
At Last Not When He Tried
TO Bribe an Officer.
WILLIAM ROBINSON so FOUND 1T

He waated to OompromiAe n Change @
Larceny Against Him-chris Brooks
Pleads Guilty for Ouoe-A Fisht over
DoR-Ida Brown Pal for Her Use Of
Razor.
No matter what the custom may be in
great metropolis, It certainly is not
safe TO undertske to grease the palms OF
the Wilmington knights OF the locust.
They are on duty purely aud simply, and
sound money fat money or any old
money has no chsI ms for then when 1t
comes through the wrong channel.
William Robinson, colored. learned that
lesson last night. and by the time the
sber II gets through With bim, it will be
made lasting memory to him.
Only a Backing Brush
Last evening William went iuto the
grocery store Of AZ rIia D. Leshem, at
trout and Market streets. With his wife,
10 make some purchases BE coveted q
blackiDg brush and slyly tucked It In
his pocket Mrs. Dora Lsshem saw him
aud followed him to a nearby saloon,
where she asked him whsrs hs got IL
He replied that he had purch based Is at
Third and Market streets. but she knew
better aud had Ofi,sr L. o lE take him In
charge
To the ofiiser William said that he
had b,ught 1t OF Harris. but when cen
fronted with Harris, his story was fonnd
TO be false Then ne said that 1t was AZ
another plncs the purchase wss made.
Tried to Bribe the Omcer.
On his wsy TO the other store William
called the officer aside aad offered him
81 II he. the o6icer. wonld state on his
return that the purchase was made at
BarriSs The otficer &C once Informed
William that he did not do business that
way and scot him 10.
When aIrsigned William ciaimed that
he had Intended to paw FOR the brush,
but through neglect n I'D failed to do 50
He had offered tue officer 81, but simply
along the line Of compromise. aud With =
view 90 settling the case He vas held
10 $500 bail for upper court Ths brush
Vas valued al % cents and will cost the
county close OH TO $lO0 before William
10 convicted
Edward Mooney, arrested by Officer
Shields at Front and Market streets. was
( fined 81 aud costs
Evening journal., 1896-08-19
GALLAGHER HAS GONE.
Philadelphia Gets Whining
toms Crack Shortstop.
TxoHAEeBD FOR MEN AND MONEY

Boyle. msrtes and Geier Loaned to Will
minston AIso-wisebscker Out of the
Game-sherin Garvin aud 81, 800 Proved
Too Big Temptation TO Mr.. Long.