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hEFRIGERAToRs.
HOUSEKEE. ERS are invited to examine the CELE-
BRATED REERlGERATOkS for which sole
agents ior the District,
EDDY'S REFRIGERATOR
WITH sLATE-STONE SHELVES
We have sold above for twelve years. every pur-
chaser is pleased with them
LORILLARD RE. RIGERATORS
For Clubs and Restaurants
MONROE PATENT REFRIGERATOR
lined entirely with glazed stoneware.
They are all frst-cass Refr,gerxtors and do their
work well aud economically
Writ or call for circuIxra
WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE-CREAM FREEzERs.
None better. n. W. BEVEkIDGE,
my2S-3An 1000 Pa. Ave.
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AUCTION SALES.
rO-MORROW


WAsHINGToN HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR.
w e3S-s4o Louisiana ave.
tFss1 ri e HsS; AND =.
IArre stock of New and Secondhand carrisrss,
Basx,es Wagons. Harness. sc. Always on hand ct
priyste sale Film
wALrER b WILLIAMS 4 CO. Auctioneer..
SSns 80 .sle ., ri: season q strong vigorous.
fsS. ss 4 0'Sff R.9 S s .Sss
iSh rs
nUNcANsoN BROS, Aueuopeers
AUCTION SALE oF a SMALL. LOT OF Horsr-
RkfkfaEkAToR eRocsssa AND H aISss.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE TWENTY.
ufn,ar. is ~ scas. 81 q we S eel =, ,ss
vHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
sTkEs WIFI VIII LOIS ISL Ru hssf sN BACK aS 70
TaIEJI roof ALLY; Also, HSilsEs KNOWS
NoRThwEsA. S "hlih STREET
h st' Of e IN Of a Ss Cont g
viii on TpEspAY, JYN X T rrIs S 4 d:
Of the premises Offer for sale at public auction. oris-
Rs ss ana 81 az ~ nSS qedsS R,S
OF paTt Of said square also the wes; twenty;seyen
1eet OF LOT tol III SAID square Ding part OF lots 81 aud
| b in said subdivision, aud on MEDNESDAl, JUNE
TMENIl-sENENTH, 1888. At HALf-PAsT FIVE
O'CLOCK, r. NJ. will offer for sale public auction
in front Of the premises lots 10 and III and the north
FIVE 5 feet of lot ~ and the south 1--WE (5D of lot
l.. in Starr MetcAlfs subdivision of square BOP
| being known as houses Nos 22l7 and Eng l2th
street northwest
Terms of sale; One third Of the purchase money in
cash. the residue in three equal instalmens pa able
ia and years sectiv,l ~ from the day OF sale
the deferred to he evidenced 10y the proms-
sOry of the purchaser purchasers BEARING
on the day of sale and With interest at the Of
per centum per annurn secured by deeds Of trusts
all cash at the option of the purchaser Cepost Of
$3.50 shall be required at the time sale upon each
piece parcel OF property separately sold square
| No 2o2, and deposit Of 500 snail be qured on
each piece II the remaining perry when sold aud II
any purchaser purchasers fail 70 comply with the
terms Of within such reasonable time the
tee prescrb then be shall proceed to advertise
and sell at the risk and Of the defaultiIg pur-
chaser All conyeyan and recording to he the
| purchasers cost BENJAMIN Ia SIlNkME1Z
| THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. Trusted
3el5-d&ls
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VNHOMAS DOWL1NG, Aucuoneer
CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPkOvED RIAL ESTATE ON THE
ffETkHbFISwNn TTNtiw hoAn STREET
BY virtue of . decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia. passed in the cause Of Homier
signed Trustees will sell At public auction. upon the
premises on MONDAY, the SECOND DAY OF JULY,
1883 ct HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK Pm: the fol-
lowing-described real estate. to wit:
kurts Of lots 205 aud 201 and all OF S66, IN Beatty
and Hawkins addition TO Georgetown, containing
about 21S, 30 square feet and fronting on Tenall
town road (d street extended unlaw road and Back
large double house. provided with modern improve
ments outbuildngs nc. 1t IL proposed to offer this
property In two nearly equal according to the
rustees subdivision. plat Of which will be shown ct
xiso. IMMEDIATELY AFTER the sale Of the above
mentioned pro erty. the trustees in like manner will
sell lot 300, In Beatty and Hawkins addition 70
GEORGETOWN, containing about IN acres, aud the 30
300, fronting on the Tunlaw road ana improved BY
brick dwelling, stable, &c.
Terms Of sale be one-third cash. balance in one.
two and three year, with interest at six per cent
BY deed Of trust or al cash st the option Of
the purchaser. Taxes paid 10 Both of june, 1855 A
deposit $500 viii be required upon sales Of Tensly
town rad (s2d street extende aud unlaw road prop
orties and depost at el00 sale Of said lot 300.
II of sale not complied with within tsn day.
the right reserved to sell ct the detsuting pur.
onaser JAMES cSrs &. P29NE City City, Gsi " ''''A
GEORGE c. PAYNE. 613 10TH st nv,
3eoO dad Trustees.
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DOWNING. Aucuoneer.

1NHUMAS DOWLING, Aucuoneer.
ChANCERY SALE OF HOUSE AID LOT NO 5O7
TWENTY-SECOND STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of decree passed in equity No
1O623 docket %, supreme Court District OF Column
bis. April ~ A. D. 1885, la u suit wherein James
Ray is complainant, and A. =. Carter ct. al, defend
ants, the undersigned trustees will sell at public
ton in front Of the premises ON TUESDAY, JUNE
NINETEENTH, A. u. 1885, at FIVE O'CLOCK T..
the feet front by the der th of OF Lime 9
in square ely htyone IS d. lying next north OF the
south twenty ieet OF said lot aud beng ia Washington
CIV District of unbia together with the appur-
tenences Their unto belo .ging
Terms u sale: OnetLird day of SALE one-thrd in
year, and onethird in two years thereafter with
interest, the deferred payments to he seculed by
mortgage as prescribed IN sand cree, al cash
day sale at option OF purchaser. 500 cash TO be
paid at time VI sale Terms Of sale to be complied
with WITHIN ten Of OF sale, otherwis resale
deiaultlng purchasers risk and est Convey ancnx
81 purchasers est
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NNkUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
NokThWEsT.I PkOk I'D BY CHURCH BUILD
BY virtue VI he authority vested in the trustees
will offer for sale on Wl.DNESDAY, IhE TWENTY
SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE, A. d. 1883. at HALF
PAST FAVE UCLOCK 2 M. ia front OF the premises,
LOT D, sQUARE III,
fronting II @ IL ieet street north and 121 feet
~ inches 20lh street west. This lot 10 improved
by lex church the Corner. nearly new brick,
BRICK 10th street. and has a vacant lot On 10th
street.
The property splendidly located and very advan-
taReous subdivision can be made Of same.
Terms: One-tilird cash. baisnce in one and two
years, notes six cent interest from day Of
sale, pay semi annually and to be secured by deed
premises ali cash 1t option of purchaser
purchss rs A DEPOSIT Of 80 Oh each piece sold
will be required day Of sale. Convey ancing &C.
purchaser cost Terms 70 be complied with in ten
ds otherwise resx.e at SIX and cost of defaulting
purchaser five days NOTICE of su resale in
newspaper published in Washington, &C.
By order OF the Concoruia Church Trusteea
ieol. Sda DUNCANSnN BROS. AuctioneerA
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;. G. Eutler, Chaplain, 11O7 18th St NV.
Arson G. McCook, Secretary. iOil as. ave.
VIM. p. Canaday. SergeanSat-Arms, 300 Del Az.
Charles ". johnson, Chief Clerk, 1915 Mass ave
James r. Young. Executive Clerk, 1905 q ST. NV.
Isaac Bassett, Asst: Doorkeeper, IL I'd st. ne.
j. Christie, Act Asst Do0rk'r, SD 18th ST q. ".
W. III. bigeiow, Postmaster, 16 Sd 81. LIE.
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INDIA Silks
At 75c. reduced from s1.25.
We are Offering most decided bargains in PRINTED
INDIA SILKS at 15c. in very choice patterns.
Finest quality, newest styles FRENCH CHALLIS ct
Acc.
FIGURED MOHAIRS at 4Oc.
Finest quality TENNIS FLANNEL at 40 and Soc
Lace. Striped. and Plaid GINGHAMS at INC
worth SOC.
Finest RENCH SATINES ut CSC
PARASOIS at cost.
BLACK LACES at reduced prices
Great bargains BLACK SURAHS and INDIA
SILKS
500 VELVET GRENADINES at 81.
HUNTED CANTON CREPES reduced to 81.
PRINTED CREFE CLOTHS at Zoe.
New styles in PRINTED BATISTE
PREVIOUS to inventory offer decided bargains in
all departments.
m. SINISTER SONS
el9 9l9 PENNA AVE
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LANsBURGH & BRO.
420. Az, 424, 426 7th st.
AIT. 4l0 9Th St
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DCWLINU, Aucuoneer.

THNHOMAS DOWLlNOs AuctlonoeE
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. 1910 THIRTY
SECOND ok HIGH STpLET, GEORGETOWN, ID
O., Al AUNIIUN.
BY virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded In Liber
12S iou ALB ct seq one of the land records for the
DsGrict Vi Columb, ana at he written request OF tie
parry secured thereby, Will SELL at public auction
IN front OF the premises. ON MONDAY. July NINTH.
loss, At HALF-tAST FIVE O'CLOCK NJ, the iol-
lowing descrlbed property Part Of lot No. 10 in I'D
Georgetown, BEGINNING for the same at the Moth Aest
corner OF tine brick dwelling house formerly the prop
cry of Thomas Jackson deceased the east side of
High street. in sand GEORGETOWN, and running north
with the line OF said street 2.5 feet and inches,
and extending back eastery OF the width 200 feet
or less, described In deed from Su all L..
Howard to John Drill. recorded IN Laber n. b. lag.
TOTO 4l ct of the land Records OF said District Of
COLUMBIA together wlh the improvements, consisting
Ut tr e-siory aid basement br OK dwelling, being
No. l2io Sd street, GeO rYetown. y. 4.
Terms: Uno-half cash; balance, ia six and twelve
months with Interest and secured by deed OF trus.
the property all cash. at purchasers option
All recording and convcyancng at purchasers cost
deposit 800 will be required 1t time of sale Terms
to pe complied with in fifteen days.
w LLLEY DLEBLE.
BENZ. p DAVIS iTrustees
jeo3-d&ds 1919 at. NV
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HRNArnRs

SENATORS
Ingalls, John J., Kansl, 1 B St NV.
AldTich, n. W.. K l., sl2 Conn. ave
Allison w. B., Iowa ll2a Vermont ava
Bate, W. B.. Tenn. 4 iOwI .iacle.
Berry, James H.. Ark. 3 Sc. NV.
Bssl1, 4 4 Il; Ky sla liz d4tn St nw,
Brown, Joseph E., Ga, Woodmont FlatA
Butler, ~ @. 3 e. 1751 ? ST NV.
Blackburn. J. c. s, KY. ls:5I ST. NV.
Bloagett, Rulus N. J., 1915 \ st. NV.
l2 q Ia + Fagss suu.r
Coke, Richard, Tx, 4i9 eth sLn.w.
Cullon, shelby NJ, III, 1902 Massachusetts, ave.
SSs aTsl Se William 1 p IL. $; NV
DOlph, Joseph n. Oregon, 8 La fayette Square
Davis, C. X, Mimi, 400 18th St NV.
Edmunds, George F., VI, 211 Massachusetts, ava
Evarts, VIM NJ, N. T., 1901 st. NV.
Eustis, James 3: La. ..5sl q NV.
Farwell c. B., Ill. 1898 9Th SC NV.
Faulkner, G. j.. w. Va, 100 ~ IS ave.
Gray. Georgs, Del. si4 18Th &. NV. "; n'"'
Gibson, Randall L, La, 172:S, X. j. ave.
German, Arthur p. Ma, 1903 X st. NV.
HoaI. george f.. Mass, 1875 ST. NV
HE, Eugene, Me-, 917 18th ST. NV.
harris, j. c., Tenn, 13 list ST. ne.
Hearst, George, Cal, 1435 Mass. ave.
Hampton, Wade, S. c, Metropolitan Hotel
HiscOck, Franz, N. l., Arlington Hvtel.
Jones, John r., Nevada, 1901 Mass ave.
Jones. james K, Arkansas, 915 NJ ~. NV.
Renna. John E. West Virginia, lao st. ma
Morgan. John T.. Ala, 113 LIST ST. ne.
Morrill,, Justin s.. Vermont. 1 Thomas Circla
McPEersOn, j. K, n. J. .10l4 Vermont a.
Henderson. Charles f.. Neb Portland Flats
Mitchell, John IL. oregon, 1916 g St NV.
Payne, Henry B., Ohio, 1122 Vermont ave.
Paddock, A. s., Nebraska. Portland Fls.S
Blatt, o. H., Connect,CuJ, q b st. ne
Palmer, Thomas W., Mich, 1435 X st NV.
Plumb p. b, ksns., 6l2 14th st. NV.
Pugh. James l., Ala, 1881 X St NV.
Pasco, samuel, Florida, 306 Z ST. NV
Quay NJ. 3. Pa. 1918 h st. NV
Eiddleoerger, H. h., virginia, hot q st. NV.
Ransom, Matt. W, n. c., Metropolitan Hotel
Reagan, J. H., Texas, lar! st. NV.
SpoOner. John c., VS., B ct. NV.
stanford, Leland, Cal, 170l X st. NV.
Sabin, Dwight NJ, Mimi, Iowa circle
sau sbury, Ell, Delaware, 610 14th St NV
sawyer, Philetus, Wisconsin, 1899 St NV
sherman, John. ohio. 1919 st NV.
stewart William NJ, Nevada, l707 X l. ava
Stockbridge, r. B., Michigan, 144O 81. NV.
Teller, Henry NJ, Colorado, 2O1 North capitol &c
Iurpie, David, Ind, SO B st. ne.
Vance, Zebulon B., n. C., 1927 N Massachusetts, ave.
Vest, George O., Missouri, 1904 st. NV.
voorhees,, d. W., Indiana, 1912 21st at nv.
Walthall E. c., Mississippi INA X L ave-
Wilson. l. K, Maryla ZOO o st. NV.
wilson. James f., Iowa, 623 18th st. NV.
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49, IA Sss q issss s.x.$
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II THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON-
seqqsnce Of the storm until THURSDAY, JUNE
O'CLOCK. BY order OF the Trustee.
je2o-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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DENTISTRY.

nR DUKE DENTIST, us Hath Mw-TEErH
~ extracted without pain BY Of local application
Irepared end used only b. ma Teeth nlisd 81 Per.
ted. splu-s4n.
nR STARR PAReoNH DENTIST, 9TH ST. COR
~ per nv. Cold aud Aualgam Ftklirgs aaSecizl-
u. Pain pgsvsntsd in extractnx ~ sppaicssAon 70
guzns sching teeth ssveds sEtahc3A toeeh tnsortsa
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Closing sale OF this Of strong, vigorous,
Monthly and Hybrid and Running Ros-- In bloom
also lsrse .,riss q Other f.nss HANGING b.s.s,.
rooms, corner 10th street and ylvania avenue
northwest on TUESDAY. JUNE TMkNTY-slxT
81 TEN IA M je2S-N
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ClHANCERY SALE OF wALuABIE IMPROVED
OkEAL ESTATE On q sTkEEr NORTHWEST,
BEING h2ysEs d lSsl 1929 AND lss5 q
ShfsTf FooT AI Hh s SS Hois ssGk IN
As 22ia AND 22ls TwELFIH STREET
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which would not even pay for the embroidery saying
nothing Of the 10 yards Of material
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EeE dry got d. ytapol s. 60.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-29

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 20.-In the
United states Senate yesterday bill was
introduced BY Mr. Daniel to make Good
Friday legal holiday In the District ol
Columbia. Mr.. Frye, from the Com
merce Committee, reported the River and
Harbor bill. He said 1t appropriated d
S2l 1888, 7S3, being 81, ,78S, 900 more than
the bill contsined as 1t came from the
House. The Senate, in executive session,
agreed, without division, to q resolution
removing the injunction of secresy from
It's proceedings In reference TO the treaty
with Great Britain now under considera-
ton. In the House bill from the Sen
ate bill was passed requiring draw to
be plsced in the bridge across Broa
creek, near Laurel, Delaware.
The Army Appropriation bill, reported
to the House yesterday. makes a total
appropriation of s24 ,2S9. 700, while the
estimates were S25, 1854, ,224. The appro-
priation for the enrrent fiscal year, which
was SEA, ,724. .7lS, is increased by the bill
1864, ,9Si.
The Senate Judiciary Committee yes
terday morning again considered the
nomination OF Mr. Fuller to be Chief Jus
tics, but reached no conclusion.
Secretary Endicott has gone to New
York to attend the Decoration Day ex-
erclses In that city and Brooklyn.
The members OF the Honorable Artil :
lery Company, of london, England, were
recelvediby President Cleveland, yesterday
afternoon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-29

In looking over m old REPUBLICAN,
dated August 10, 1854, my attention was
called to the LIST Of substitutes publish
ed in that issue. 1t was quite interest.
ing to ME, being but Lad In 1864, but
the names OF the gentlemen who pro
cured substitutes are very familiar;
Washington Chamberlain, oolored,
born In Maryland, for j. Marshall Har-
Ian, OF the Third ward.
Frederick D. Wagner, born In Prus.
sia, for Edmund A. Harvey, OF the
Fourth ward.
Thomas Green, cslored, born In Della
ware, for James Denny, Of Mill Greek
Hundred.
Robert Ryan, born in Ireland for Ed
ward Mendinhall, of Mil Creek Hun
dred.
Israsl Tranger, born in New Jersey
for Edward Pusey, OF the Ftrtt ward.
John Donahue, born In Pennsy lyaDia
for Robert Haddock, Of the Third ward
Philip ReynoldF, colored, born II
Delaware, for Lammot DUPONT, o
OhristianA Hundred.
Glenn Smith, oolored, born In Mary
land, for William g. PennypAcker, o
the Third ward.
Michael Burke, born In Ireland, fol
Michael LAlly, CT the First ward.
Abel q. Malone, born in Virginia, foi
James H. Beegs, Of the Third ward.
Peter Goosebury, colored, for JOSEPH
NJ. Pusey, OF the Fifth ward.
Theodore L. King, born In Maryland
for ZebediAh Allen, OF the Fourth ward
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-29

Yesterday afternoon ,hs County Ex'
ecutive COMMITTEES agreed upon BY the
boilers of tho Democratio meeting held
In New Castle on Saturday aftern ,n,
met In the Levy Court room In the
C0uft House, this city. After orgaL-
icing the committee adopted the follow.
ing pream BILE aud resolution:
"WHEREAs, We, the undersigned, /,
having been elected by the Democrats
|of New CASTLE County, at the county
meeting held at the Opera House In the
|city OF New Castle. on May u, as the
Executive Committee OF the Dcnoorstic
party of New CASTLE County. We deem
II proper to state our position. As has
always been she custom, aud which was
agreed to by Mr.. q G. Justis, the vice
PRECEDENT OF the last county meeting,
this meeting should have been called in
tho Court House and adjourned TO the
Opera House By the chairman when
elected. Instead, there were two gen.
tie nan named for chairman, Mr. 6eweil
@. BIggs and MIR. E4muud Haman. An
the disorder that prevailed Mr.. Juatis,
|disrepardiug the voice OF an ovsrwhelm-
ing msjority for Mr. Haman, declared
Biags ohairman.
A division was called for and Mr..
Juntis requested to put the question,
which he persistsntly refused TO do.
when Mr. Blges appeared and said tba,
he was satisfied for divieion and did
not want TO be chairman IL there were
more in favor OF Haman than for him
self. Amid loud calls for divlsion
tbs Democrats divided and showed nj
least three voas for Han an to two for
Biggs. Mr.. Haman being elected he
called the meeting to order In the Opera
House, and the minutes below show
that each hund red elected it's own mem
ber OF the committee, which were rhti.
fied BY the meeting. Therefore be 1t
"Resolved, That we declare the meet
Ing presided over by Mr. Haman to be
the only county meeting regularly or.
gsnizei and held on that day, and by
" Ill OF the majority Of the Democratic
there present have organised as the
County Executive Committee Of the
Democratic party, all members being
present except George O. Rothwell. OF
Blaokbitd hundred, and will proceed TO
transact the business OF our party"
The resolution Is signed by oil the
members OF the HamAn committee with
the exception OF Mr.. Rothwell.
The adoption OF the above resolution
was the only business transacted by
the committee at its meeting yesterdsy.
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Boston, Mass May 2S, 1SSS,-Dr.
George W. Calvin was attacked and
badly bitten on Saturday evening last by
bull mastiff, under circumstances most
peculiar, Together with DIR. Dixon, OF
Bertston street, he was called to attend
Mis- Hurd, OF No 81 Beach street. II
was found expedient to etherize her, and
during the operation bull mastlf. which
had been sleeping quietly in a corner Of
the room, made spring for the Doctor.
In the wrist OF the faithful physician the
infuriRtsd beast fastened his fangs and a
terrible tussle ensued. Over The flooi
they rolled until the anger d beast, whose
head had been in chancery. managed to
fasten his teeth In the thigh OF the physi'
clan. The dog clung with the tenacity
OF his bre d until DR.. Nixon, the associate
of DR.. Calvin, having ps formed his
duties at the bedside, came to the assis-
tance of his conirere and together they
strangled the dog to death.
DIR. Calvin at once proceeded to bis
office In the United States Hotel and
summoned DIR. Watts, who cauterized
the wounds in the wrist and thigh. DR.
Galvln's wounds are painful, and he !:
IN fear of the dreadful consequences thai
may result.
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WEST CHESTER, Nay 28.-The cir.
cumstances which brought about yer
diot in case tried In the Court last
week are peculiar. The case was that
of Higley sgsirat Bailey, and the trou
BIO was ever some money matter. Bal
ley represented that he had more money
thSn Lo really had, and, 10 the testi.
mony was given, It sppeared tha,
uigley would losa the case. Que OF the
IurymeR wAs q youug mAn who seemed
deeply interested IS the case proceeded.
When the jury retired 1t Eeemed Almos.
mani nous in verdict OF aoquittal for
Bailey. .-=
The young man opposed such action,
and, taking his shoes of, he began to
add mp. subtract. multiply and divide
certain figures on the soles OF his shoes,
where, during the trial. ne had put
them down as given by witnesses. On
one shoe was the debit account, aud on
the other the credit. When be began
to explEin matters the rest of the Jury
listened nttentivsly. The AtepoRrapher's q
report verified the figures, and after o
few momG nts' deliberalion they agreed
to render verdict agsinst Bailey.
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Reduction In U.rnee,e.s MIL.

PITTsBURG, May 2S Andrew Oar
negie may have trouble at another OF
his big mills. This time 1t 10 at the
Homestead Works of Carnegie. Phipps
& Co., which Is on the opposite side Of
the MonongAhelA river from the Edgar
Thomson st;el Rail mill, where . cou
Pile Of weeks ago the Knights Of Labor
concluded to take Mr.. CArnegie's ultl,
mAtum and return to work.
There are 2. 900 men employed at the
Honest mil and ID was stated to-
day that q reduction would be nsktd d by
the firm on July /, when the Present
scale of wages expiree. A majority OF
the men are members OF the Amalsa.
mated Association OF Iron and Steel
Work ers, aid tho Knights OF Labor
will wait to see how they arrange mat
terr. The amount Of the reduction has
not yet been decided upon, Dizziness
In trade Is sssiguei as the cause.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-29

Yesterday Afternoons session Of the
Superior Court did not convene until
nearly O'Clock, on account OF the Jury
In the case OF Ella T. Kyre vs. the
Wilmington u Northern Railroad Com
pany mot having returnei from their
visit to the hoene OF the accident. As
soon as they came In the examination
OF witnesses was resumsd, aud William
Kyne WAS recalled on redirect exAmina
tton. He teetlhed that when he under
took to drive along the Barley Mill
road he did not know that the railroad
was being built. He had driven the
came horse n number OF times, and
never had any trouble with him before.
Mrs. Annie Z. Kyne Was sworn, and
testified that she 10 the mother OF the
plaintiff. She then repeated and cor
roborated the testimony given by her
husband, and was sure that he and not
the child was driving at the time.
Joseph Campbell testified that he re.
sides In this city, and worked for
DouRherty Brothers when Kyne hired
the team. He helped hook the mare
up, and did not hear any objection to
his having hef. Has known Mr.. Kyne
for years and knew that he was per.
fectly sober when he hired the team.
The witness went out the Barley Mil
road the morning before the acoid ent
and found 1t In q very bad condition.
There was nothing bet ween the tracks,
and If the wheels OF wagon did not
strike the cross ties they would be
likely 10 90 down foot. BE considered
the road very unsafe and dangerous to
cross. About six weeks after tho aoci
dent the witness broke q trace In cross.
ing the railroad at this point. At 8
O'Clock court took recess until 10
O'Clock this morning.