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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-11-21

Dr. ". A. Crutcher returned to his practice at Forrest City Saturday afternoon, after short visit to friends and relatives in this city. His wife. Mrs. Crutcher, remains the guest of her mother Mrs. Y. V Mann,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-11-21

Allen Temple, Hoboken-At II a. n.,R D Wilson, assisted by " j Rob- inson; a- night, R P Baine, assisted by 4 Andrews.
 4 ME Chureh-At o'clock, H H Street, assisted by B Swanner, at night, Frank White, assisted by H E Harris.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-11-21

Tnu followers of the late Henry George are making an effort to raise money by popular sabscrip- tion with which to erect a mono- ment to the memory of the great single taxer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-11-21

Mir. Thos. Johnson, Secretary of the |. NJ. c. A. at Little Rock, spent Saturday in the city the guest of Mr. $. A. kineaide.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-11-21

Judge W. D. Jones paid q business visit to kingsland yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-11-21
French Flann0ls

for dressing sacques wrapper or tea Chldrens Misses ladies' grades of cotton and wool We largest sortmen of Union suits in the city; fresh goods.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04
SENATOR GRAY MISREpRESEhTED.

Now Castle New.
hava Just read tbs editorial in the
Nnwa Of January Dbl, crisiflslng re-.
aarlI tittributGtl to inc at tho recant
banquet OF iha Wilmington Board OF
irii,ie. lnnat know that | have ever
Lpiore sought to defend myself against
unjust newspaper criticism. hut am
;uu much attached 10 my old h"ne TO
iet this pass without notice aud g.
plantation.
should he Grievad. iniesl. II could
bp Justly charged With iesling that
would permit 10 escape my lips any.
thing like alur upon tho town, or the
naupio, Whcre and anong whom the
larger part Of my life has been passed,
and whnrc Toe ton,lcrtst and strongest
ties III mcmory and affection now binu
mo
Those who know mo beat, | am cure,
would acqtnt mn. unhearti. Of Hueh d
charge. In the remarks that ! made at
tho banquet referred to. alluded 10
the fact that New Castle had many
years ago boom called, in kindly humor,
Il finished town. Ii was u bye. woHi
in New Castle from my earliest recol-
lection and it was never treated otter
Wl5p IDan as pcnu- naturei Dhtih.-7'
But hal no intention OF repeating
this phrase as did. except to say. what
was In rny mind TO say, when was
diverted By remark of some one sit
ting beside me, and that was. that New
Castle had way CT not staying fin
iahed, and would soon compete With
greater Wilmington In generous rivulry.
thought whom sat down that | hat
TO spoken, but II ] was correctly re-
ported the diversion to which have
rernrretl must account for it.
10 any one Woo doeg not love tbt
| good old town as | do, i; may seem that
am unduly disturbnd by the imputa
ion of having used these not i'll
| natuted wards with n covert slur, hu
10 me il is an impu,ation too Eorioui
| 10 overlook.
No une living within tho limits o
your city, Mr.. Editor, respects NOR
sincerely her hialory and traditinns, o
looKs forward to her future with NOR
DC hopeful interest than do.
trust you viii find q place for wha
have said, 10 your columns and be
.jave ms friend Of Now CASTLE
George Gray.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04

Frank Mccall, the clever bantam,
weight pugiist Of this city after a re.
LTcmeut NJ several months from active
work in the ring, has decided 10 again
enter tho lists and will make his reap,
pearanCa in a iour-round contest with
Steve Flanagan. champion OF Pennayl.
vania, on the night Of February 18th.
Tho contest will take place at the Bijnu
Theatre, and will be under tho auspicea
Of tho star Athletic Association. oi
which Horace McDannall is manager.
Mccall has benn cudeayor;ng to get q
match with Flanagan for sore tim,
ind believes nc will be ah!c to best rtis
Philadelphia. lilo Is also trying t,
arrange bouts with several other prumi
nunt men IN his class.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04
DAM4GED BY DRNAMITERs.
Attempt to Slow UP iinuk Building at
Holliduysburg, Ha.


IIollidaysburg, Pa. Feb. l. - An
attempt was made early this morning
TO blow up the building lately occupied
by Gardner, Morrow & Co., private
bankers. The building is in the contre
of the business portion OF tbs town, and
tine explosion caused great excitement.
a stick OF dynamite was forced under
the front door Of the hank, and then
set off. An explosion like roll of
thunder followed. Tho Windows OF
every establishment on tho square
were shattered by the force of the CON
cussion. The bank door was burst
opsn and the floor torn up. No damage
was done to the bank vault or the
books, however.
On the side of the street opposite
where the explosion occurred tho front
of the First National Bank, Frank
| Glessner's store, the residences of
Charles Vowinckel, Major s. s. Barr
Mrs. Elizabeth Obristy and DIR. Jane
D. Humes Stiilier's millinery store and
Goldman's clothing store were damaged
by the shock, every plate glass window
in the stores being demolished.
| Ths dynamiters performed thair work
while the night Waterman was at the
other end Of tho block The motive
for the crime is ascrihed to the resent
mont and hatred Of some deposition.
Tho bank failed last September. An
assignee was appointea and 1T was
found that the assets were insufficient
to pay 20 per cent Of the Indebtedness.
The police are confident Of their ability
to hpprohend tho wrong -dcefs.
Ottumwa, Ia, Feb. .-Bradley's
Bank, at Eldon. was robbed at 8
o'clock this morning. The safe VIVA
blown open With nitro glycerine aud
AL the funds were taken. The bank
officers refuse to state how much was
taken, but they usually kept from
IS, 900 to So, 900 o. hand.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04
C.TDHR THE3 n i.sf.'fEit.

Many Properties nispuH,a OF Ivy sheriff
fi,nn nn catnrUny ani Monday.
Shnriif Finn sold number of prop,
critics an Saturday. Tho purchasers
wers AS follows: Property Of James
Oldham at christina. purchased by
lion. David X. Dooaldsnu for 81, ESQ:
property of Henrietta Dilworth, at
hIiddletnwn. bought By Benjamin
Sieids. fer $1,000; prnnerty of Cath
crime Mahon. at Miiddlntown, bought
hy rhilin @. Churrhman, for 500 /;
property of S.ntnn Benaan on Thir-
toenth s,tnet, west OF lienid, bought by
Francis N. Wallser, for $500; property
af Florence Il. Warren, Ell al, in
Lfhristinua hGndrd. bought by George
Brown, for $500: tho property of Lewis
Sna4e. administrator of Emma Robb. u
walnut street. north of Fourth, bought
by Il. Glenn Cock for SGI5; the
pronorty OF George Sharp, 90 Pine
street, hetwosn sixth and Seventh
treote, bought by james W. Pointer
for 6675: the property of Ethan II.
King in BsandyWine hundred, neal
Carpenter station. bought by George
Lodge for 81, 400; the property of Saraf
4. Parker, bought by j. Frank l'igs'
for 81, 800.
On Monday Sheriff Finn aold th,
following properties: OF Nicholas
Jcnney. ct al. 90 Lincoln stree
suuth al Eleventh. 10 Il. II. Ward 70
$500: of liGniul ". Taylor and tn
diamond State Investment Co., OF
| lowering uyonue, west Of Broom
| trret. 10 II. H. Ward for LOCO; o
IoGn Il. tiplain and the lisald Go.
northwest corner Of Delaware avenu
and Clayton street, to II. II. Ward, fo
| a., 900.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04
Sudden Death of i co.oresl Woman.

Susan A. Trusty. middle aged col
nrod woman, was taken i'll on Delaware
avenua about 8. Is o'clock Sunday night
and was carried into Beetem's drug
store in the Nav Century building.
DR.. j. j. jonoa who lives nearby, was
callod in to attend her, but the wnman
died in about 10 minutes. She had
been out visiting friends when she was
taken i'll. The body vas removed to
iier late home at Fourth and Lincoln
atreeta. and Monday morning Deputy
Coroner Chandler summoned Jury
TO inquire into tho cause OF hur death.
4 Fter hearing the evidence nf the ply
3iclan, tho Jury decided that death was
'iue TO aporlexy, and rendered vor.
iict accordingly.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04
REV. JoSHU.A Hahh M'ILvAIAE.

Death of Prominent Deiawarean AT
PtinctTou, n. b., at an Advanced Age.
The Rev. Joshua Hall McllrRinn
d. D.. the learned and venerable presi
dent of Evelyn College, Princeton, n
d., died at his home there Saturday of
heart failure. lie was 81 years of age.
Tho funeral will be held this afternoon
10 the Second Presbyterian Church of
Princeton.
The deceased divine aud instructor
was born March 4lh, 1915, at BswoE.
this State. lie finished the Princeton
collegiate course in 1881. and was
graduated from tho Theological Soml-
nary three years later. His first pas
Iorate was at Little Falls. in 1850 no
joined the Faculty of Princeton Uhi-
! yersitv in tho Chair of Bellies iettrca.
where no remained for 10 years, altar
which, from 1870 to 1874, he had
charge of the High Streut Church in
| Newark. lie was the first Clergyman
| TO amply the nRme of ''Westm instcr'
| to a Presbyterian church. DIR. Nj
llgaine was q profound scholar in the
Oriental languages, as well as a deep
student Of phIlulogy and Hathropniagy.
| He delivered six lectures in 1853 10
lore the Smithsonian institution in
Washington on comparative pathology
in relation TO ethnology. lie was FOL
many years member Of the American
Oriental Society In 1854 he recaivel
tho degree Of y. d. from the Uni
vorsity OF Rochester. DIR, Mcllvant
founded the Evelyn College for Girli
at Princeton IN 1887. Among hi
publications are 1.-The Tres OF th,
knowledge Of Good and EYI, " iGlo
cutiou. thu Sources aud Elements g
Its Powers. - "Thn Wisdom of Hol,
Scripture, with Refernuce TO Skeprica
Objections, "Iho WiGIum Of tn
Apocalypse, " and number Of religion
and scientific articles. lie leaves on
son, tho Rev. Dir. j. Hall Mcllvair
Of New York City, and two daughters
the MissaB NiclIvaine OF Princeton, VIII
were associated with him in the con
duct OF Evelyn College.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04
nuHGL ,ES NRsTLY rRarrED.


Were raugEt while RnhbsnG Store ut
Midhirtown.
spec niCorrespondenee at tiasetSo aId Journal
Midlletown, Fell. 1.-While answer.
ing professional call. st $50 O'Clock
yesterday murn,ng, DR.. IImace Vaughan
ieier'nt two burglars forcing an
outrWnue into side windnw of j. u,
',lrsGirk 'arcncrai store. iis Immediately
awakened AR. Aiesnick, who was at his
roEtlanra. few squares away and sum.
uonrd Nirht WatGtman William j.
CORY, and tho trio proceeded To the
Ftorr and captured the burglars. Tho
thieves are CoiDred men. ona of them,
Eiatthow Brown, ID well known in tbs
town and il momber of ono Of the
most resneutnIu colored families in
thp pace. Yhe other, whosa namo is
watson, camH here recently. Tho
nun had tncn in the store half an
hnnr, ard had collected $40 worth of
goods to carry away with them. The
GOODS consisted of two quits Of cloth.
ing, boots, hata and a few small
articlea, ineIuding a clothes brush.
The men wero found hiding back OF Il
counter, and were compelled to come
out and hold III their hands at tho
Point Of two revolyore. They were
aant to tho lookup.
Later in the day Squire Ferguson
held them in $500 bail each for thor
appearance at court, and the amount
not being forthcoming they wore taken
| TO New Castle this morning.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04

The FhiIAdoIphia Z Reading raiIr0aN
tug Cstawisga recently built by the
Harlan " Holinesworth Ca, which
vent aground on Pea Patch Island on
Sunday, January 4lth, was pulled of
sunday morning at 10 O'Clock on the
full OF the tide by tho tug Amanda
Powell. After the tug hal reaohad
water sufficient to turn about III she
steamed to this city with tic Powell
following close behind. Tho ice was
heavy and much difficulty was en-
Gountareu in coming ino tie Chrissianu
the run Of about Il milo3 requiring
about 2ia hours. Shn was mol at all
LinnlagtI.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04
clrALoGUE or me u. orr.
Marked Increase Of students at the Grow
ing EtlMcatinnnl Institution.

ing Educational institution.
Tho catalogue Of tho Univnrsity ui
pennay lvauia for 1896 81, publication
Of i3o pages. is at hand.
AS therain shown, tho University
compreherda the following depart.
Eaeuta: Tho college, including liz thu
school nj arts) courses in a"ta a0!
science, finance and acanomy wharton
schnoij, biology and music. anu tin
tho Towne Scientific SCHOOL,. courses
IN architecture, science and technology,
ehemieiry, and in mechanical, e!ectri
Gul, civil and chemi cal engineering: Tho
departments of philosophy lgraduatp
school ri law, OF medicine, Of auXi.iarY
medicine, Of hygiene, of dentistry, Of
veterinary mediCine and of phyuical
education for all students.
Thnre arc also other departments in
tho UnivrrEity's organization, which
exist separately as adiuncts TO tbs
various subjects Of instruction given.
These arc tha ho9pitsl. tho veterinary
hospital, tina " star Institute OF
Anatomy ard Biology, tho museums
Of archaeology and ralenntoogy, the
| Flower Astronomical Observatory, anu
the University Library, containing ovur
| LID. 600 bound volumes.
Tho general summary of students
shows il matl;nd increase over the
figures given III last years catalogue.
Tho officers Of instruction, exclusive ni
hospital service, number :,42, while tho
| students have reached IA total of ISL.
Ihia growth in numbers has been
bteady Gua continuous, every depart
mont but two showing an increase oval
tito iigures reported last year. OF the
whole number of etudenta in attend,
ancr al the University, 2.T2G come from
tho Unitoa States, and 50 from foreign
countries
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04

Tho annual meeting aud cioction oi
oilIusrs III the Riyerview Cemetery Go.
vas held Monday with the following
feau!t President, JBmes ID. Carter ;
Eico President, Charles IL. Simmons;
serre tavy and Treasurer, William Il.
iIaHi:iEs; Superintendent, Goldsmith
h. Maylnr.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04

Eohe,t Shaw, the artist, has Il tlossr
rteAings in the exhibit of the phiadr
rIia Association oil l4tcheia, which is
Huw in prnaross at McCinea, on Chestnut
street., between Seventeenth and tiga
tcnnth, Philadelphia. About Ito elrh
in%s are shown. Mr. Shaw'G subjects are
familiar to Wilmington people. and
include tho admired Old Swodea
Church and tho Barley Mill.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04

Alnxander j. Hart has bought Tho
grpcrry business formerly conducted
by the firm Of QulgIey 4 Mullen,
which WIS regsptly sold cut ny tho
sheriff. MI. Hart will transact the
wbUuBalp grocery business throughout
lhN Peainsuia Winfield +. Quigey
will be connected with the establish.
ment in managerial capacity.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04

5peclal CORRESPONDENCE 7 tnzetlea aud J0urnHl
Milford, Fob. 2.--Thero is a genuiuo
log scare in Milford, brought on by
tho raYagea Of Il rabid canine. 1t Is
l;Dnwn that thirteen dogs were at.
'aosel, and al but ono Of them wsra
l;,ie'l, but ii is feared that others may
tuvn been bitten without the knowledge
nj the owners, and every dog is regardo,l
with great daGl of suspicion.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04

Jonathan ". A?don. superintendent
of tho police and fire alarm telegraph
syslam, has gone 10 New Yori, to receive
treatment for an aiimont to his right
7ide. William \. Casey, train dis,
patcher, is filling his nlaCs "a. the r.,
W. 81 l.. railroad station and Joseril
iiuhhard is occupying Mr.. Casey Il
plaCB.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04
Death of Abraham Husbands,

Abraham Husbands died on Sunday
n Brandywine hundred, aged 50 years.
HIS funeral took place this afternoon
from the residence Of his son, Wesley.
services were held at Mt Leban0n
ChurGh and interment was made In the
church burial ground.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04

The following Dclwareans have been
pyantad pensions: Original Henry
Wool OF Leipsic; original widows =
,iarah Ilackett Of this rity and Adrlana
O. Johannes of Delaware City.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04

Mrs. Magy Lynch fell aud broke hor
arm in King atrueS market on s;ntur-
day. Dr. 4, &. Taylor ATTENDED her.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04

After March 25th Blue Rock Coun,
aii, l.. q. Il. c., will meet on Monday
night instead Of Wednesday night, tho
ciiange being nacessitated by the re-
moval TO tho Red Mems Hall.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04

For Coughs and Throat Troubles use
Browns bronchial Troches. They relieve
all throat limitations caused BY cold or use
Vi the voice.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04

Letters OF administration on tho
estate of hrnoIt Hotel haye beon
granted to Marie lietzel.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04

Tho Pension Department has granted
renewal of pension to James a. Orr
vi this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-04
KENT COUNTY ELECTION CASE
West Dover Tally Lists and
Certificates Signed.
SIGNATURES APPENDED SATURDAY
Papers Certified by Order OF
Superior Court

Auawer OF Respondents. Messrs. Baxter,
Fippin and Marvel, Read and Those
Officials Required TO Pay the Costs In
onrred-EaiI Return Of Votes Cast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-08
TIE UESTMLNSTER ASSEMBLY.

1.-THE Westminster Assembly and Its Work was
the subject of a sermon preached by the Rev DR.
John r. Davies at the Fourth Avenue Prespy-
terrain Church last night. He said In part:
Let us 90 back to the first half OF the seven
tenth century and review the events Of that time.
In Mother England We find stubborn Parliament
md the King opposing leach other The Catholics
aud FDiscopaliars on one side. opposing the
Presbyterians and PuriFans on the other side.
ut was while this state OF affairs was going on
that the first Westminster Assembly was called.
and an effort was made to bring about peaceful
settlement of the existing difficulties At this as
sembly less than two hundred persons were pres
emit Since that time the body has grown in num- m
strongest OF church tribunals In l6h the eccesas-
teal standard of the Presbyterian CHURCH was
ship of God as taught in the Confession and the
greater and shorter catechismS.
.sRut I wonder what some OF those good men
would do if they were TO come into some OF our
PRESBYTERIAN churches to-day and listen TO some of
the musical monstrosties that are incorporated IN
the services of the Almighty God? ! say that kind
of q thing Is shameful. and Is not in keeping with
the principles OF the Church"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-08

NEEDLESS SUFFERING.
why VIII People Endure So Mach When IL
Can BE Easily Avoided.

1.-THE great American trouble is dyspepsia
No one realizes this more than the miserable
sufferers who drag out painful existences. The
bcdy requires help, strength and assistance 1t
calls for nutriment. but meets no response. be-
cause the stomach is unable to digest, assimi-
late and turn into blood food that is forced
into it, What then can the poor SUFFERER DO?
If is useless to take more food because the
broken down stomach cannot take care or what
il already has.
There can be but one answer to this question.
and that is 10 assist the stomach to properly
do the work for which Ii was created DC you
ask how? The answer is simple. There can be
but one way, and that is TO help the stomach
TO help itself Not by drugs, not by mineral
washes not even by massaging but by constant
and healthful stimulation. In this way alone
can the overworked stomach be restored.
There is but one pure. healthfu and medicinal
stiInulant now known TO the public and the pro-
fesson and that is Duny's Pure Malt Whiskey.
This Whiskey should be taken either before
after or with the meals, and you can readily
see how by gently stimulating the stomach
when the food is taken il enables the stomach
TO digest the food and thus prevent dyspepsia
and the troubles which follow in its wake.
1t will he well for every reader to remember
these truths and also 10 remember mat IL Is
the only medicinal whiskey which can he de-
pended upon to accomplish just what you most
require.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-08
TWO COLORED MURDERERS CAUGHT.

ROTH HAD FLED TO PITTSBURG AFTER THEIR
CRIMES IN THIS CITY
John Parker alias "Bloodsore.' a colored man.
.bo &c wanted here for the murder Of his white
IT, lrou.n rs kitty" on October H. 1896 and
George Walker alias Chicago Kid" who killed one
Edward Willard. a negro. in front of No 80 Thomp-
son-st on October H. 1890 We're arrested in Pitts
burg on Saturday by Detectives Brown and Null
care of the Detective Bureau. Parker Killed ms
wife in his rooms at No. 25 West T"enty-nhth-sl''
=. 49, Course of a quarrel between them over a
white woman. He knocked her down and kicked
her 70 death. The murderer fed. and was traced
e. pichmond Va but there the trail was lost, ana
he was not heard from again until news reached
here that he was Pttsburg. Then the detectives
went there 10 apprehend him. , ,,.
While looking for Parker he detectives accident
ally learned that Walker was in the same CITY act
~ as n racetrack tout. They had little difficulty
in IDENTIFYING him and arrested him soon after
they had captured Parker Both prisoners VIII oe
can be perfected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-08
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.


THE UNDERSIGNED hereby give notice
that according To the statutes OF the
state OF New-York relating 70 limited
partnerships, they have duly FORMED =
limited partnership and the terms thereof
are as follows: |. That the name or nrn
under which said partnership IS TO be
conducted is c. W. BLACKBURNE. H.
That the general nature OF the business
,rtendcd 10 be transacted thereby is buy
inc and selling on commission all sorts CT
go1ds. wares and merchandise for Gus
foniers and the trade In the West Indies
said goods. wares and merchandise 70 and
fo. said customers ana the said trade ana
generally carrying on a general export
commission and brokerage business ana
doing all things apperiaining thereto. III:
That The names OF all the general ana
soecial partners interested therein are as
follows: Charles ". Blsekburne is the
general partner. whose place OF residence
IS ~. 40 jay street In The city q
Brooklyn. Ia the County or Kings ana
stat, Of New-Yor&. and Edward haynes
Is tile special partner, whose place OF
residence II No. S Sidney Place IN said
CIV q Brooklyn. ". That the amount
OF capital which the said special partner
has contributed u the common STOCK IS
i've thousand dollars 5000 In cash. v.
THAT the period al which the sald part.
uershiD Is 10 commence Is the lsi Gay Q.
Jniv. 1897. and the period AZ WHICH u
will terminate is the first DAY or july
isoa. Dated New-York July !. 1897.
CHARLES ". BLACK BCkNE. I'D
WARD HAYNES.