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structions as to the method Of voting were
necessary, and practically the only aid re-
uired was for those who came under law as
"by blindness or other physical disability
were unable TO mark their ballots,
While voters expressed their pleasure at
being able 10 vote without the usual solicita-
tion in the interest Of one candidate or an
other, the ward officers were also delighted
at being able to attend to their duties with
out being disturbed by the customary hustle
and disturbances outside the rail. There
was some slight friction caused by a conflict
Of the duties of precinct and other officers,
but il was insignificant, and made but little
trouble. With regard TO the ballots them
selves there was little or no complaint
From all over the state reports indicate a
very quiet election and light vote. AL
though the voting itself was conducted as ex-
peditiously as in former years the count was
not completed as early, and returns come in
slowly There is probably not the slightest
doubt that the Republican candidate for
governor is elected by good majority.
Eighty towns and POS precincts Of Boston
give Brackett S. .O7O; Russell, S3, 297; Black
mer, 1864. This indicates the election Of
Brackett and the entire Republican state
ticket by a substantial majority. Russell
has made large gains in the towns, but-ha'
lost heavily in Boston.
Two hundred cities and towns, including
Lynn, Woburn and New Bedford, Taunton
and Salem, with 2S5 OF the 2S5 precincts o
Boston. give Brackett 62,sbl; Russell, 5s,0l5
NEW YoRx, Nov 6.-The Herald say
BrackeiL for governor of Massachusetts, 1
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CAPITAL, $5OO,OOO.
THE EQUITABLE
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Northwest Corner Ninth and Market SITS.
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a moderate charge and estates Of every de-
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I bis company acts as executor. administra-
tor and guardian and receives and executes
trusts Of every description from the courts,
corporations and individuals and acts as
agent for the registration and TRANSFER OF
loans and stocks OF corporations ana ~ the
payment OF coupons or registered interest," or
dividends. -
This company also guarantees the validity,
performance and effect Of any contract, be,
comes surety on bail bonds and courts ana
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Executors, administrators or trustees OF es-
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action OF business will find this company a
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Wills receipted for and safely Kept without
For further information. call at the Office or
send for circular
WILLIAM BUSH, President
PRESTON LEA, Vice President.
WILLARD SALISBURY, JR,
Acting Secretary and Treasurer.
DIRECTIONS.
VIM. n. Swift, H. NJ. Barksdale,
Gamuel Bancroft ,Ir William DUPONT,
Preston Lea, lhos. Jackson,
William Bush, VIM. Il. Porter,
w. salisbury, Jr.. Joseph Swift,
II III Carter, WIG .Pennypacker
DR.. j. A. Draper. J. Smith Brennan,
Z Bringhurst Jr., George V Massey,
George W Bush, A. =. Robinson,
Christian Febiger, II. A. Richardson.
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can.nl Lawl. b I.e Reeallea.

WASHINGTON, Nov. g. ~ Willinm Reed
Lewis sailed today for Tangiers. He viii
resume his position there as United States
consul temporarily, and settle his affairs IN
anticipation of a recall, which Mr. Blain,
will probably issue in @ short time. Ramon
Azogue, the former interpreter ut the Tan
giers consulate, Is not satisfied with the ex
oneration of Mr. Lewis from the charge,
preferred against him by Azogue, and IA,
still fingers in this city urging Secretary
Blaine to make a further investigation at
Tangiers. IL is not likely that Mr.. Blain,
will grant the request.
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state committee say they are sure Boies is
elected by small majority 1t Is impossible
10 make an estimate on reports received IL
Is safe 20 say Republicans elect railroad COM
missioner and judges. Nothing ns yet re-
eeived on legislative ticket in any district
The Democrats claim the state by from
1000 TO 10000. Chairman Pray, OF the Re
publican central state committee, does not
give it up but will give no figures The state
register claims that the last 100 precincts
heard from have shown exceptional Demo
cratic gains and that that the others 20 come
will not keep IL up. but that the back pre-
eincts will show Republican gains enough 60
wipe out the Democratic gains Many Re-
publican leaders have given ii up and gone
home. The indications point very strongly
to the election Of Boies tDeml.
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GEN. MALONE ARRESTED.
He Is Charged with Shooting
Herbert Harrison.
THE ALLEGED VICTIM Is DYING.

Gen. Mahonc Under Arrest--Bis FrieBds
Claim II Was Not He who shot Harri-
son--Contradietory Reports OF the AZ
fair-EIection Grimes.
PETERSBURG. Va, Nov. 6--The greatest
excitement prevails here. Gen. Malone, the
defeated candidate for the governorship, has
been arrested for shooting at and fatally
wounding a man named Herbert Harrison
Harrison is young Democrat who has been
a fierce partisan Of Mckinney, the victor in
the fight for governor Harrison was stand
ing ON the steps of the court house at 10
o'clock last evening, when it was pretty we'll
understood that Malone had been defeated
Not knowing that Malone was standing
close behind him, be made use Of some
abusive terms with regard 10 the defeated
ex-senator
Mahone Fires in His Face.
Malone, who is a very small man with
long gray beard, rushed up to Harrison.
broad shoudered young Hercules, and, sIak-
ing his fist IN his face, poured forth a volume
Of vile erithots. Harrison was so startled by
tho sight of tho extraordinary and excited
little figure that he drew back for am instant
Some people say that he put his hand to his
hip pocket as If TO draw his revolver. Others
deny that he did So 1t Is asserted that Gen.
Malone drew his revolver and fired at Har-
rison full in the face
Mahann Under Arrest.
A number Of HarrMou's friends seized hold
Of the mfuriated lttie general aud prevented
him emptyng another cartridge inio the
PROSTATE form OF the young Democrat IL
,.as found that ihc kullet nud entered Har-
rison's jaw, and had taken m upward course
toward the brain Harrison is unconscious,
and is not expected 10 liw' tiu morning. The
bullet has NOT yet heeu found.
Mahone WIS Immediately arrested and con-
veyed TO tie city jail.
Another story of the An'air.
There was the greatest excitement among
the DeRocrats OF rlas city last evening over
their Victory, a patty OF young men vent
20 Cen MnhoneS house and fired of a lot OF
| rockets Gen Mahonc ordered them of.
They continued their jollification, when sud-
denly pistol shot was heard and one OF ths
| young nemocsats, Herbert HARRISON, fell.
Ne had heen struck by baii ia the thigh
A great many people ius.se tha. the shot
was fired by Gen. Mahone, wAo 81 much cha
grntd over his deleaL
Tho hearing at the station house resulted
ia Malone being held tor the action Of the
grand jury, and boaAd over TO The Decimber
term in the hlistinss court In $500 bali
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,iected by probably 10000, a Republican loss
pf 10000
1t looks as If the Democrats had carried
he state by a small plurality.
Brackett's plurality is less than 5,000 with
large number Of Democratic strongholds
to hear from.
Returns come in very slowly, but Brackett
is undoubtedly elected governor, his plu-
rality being variously estimated at from
5000 to 1000.
The legislature results cannot be ascer-
tanned until a very late hour.
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ne Fears 4 Panic.

WAsHINGToN, d. c., Nov. TIN an in.
terview ON the financial situation, Gen. +. E.
Spinner. the ex-treasurer Of the United
States. predicted that if the pre- sent silver
policy was maintained the first short crof
would precipitate a panic. He suggested
that all the gold be held in the Treasury as a
basis for intercOnvertibie bonds and cur
rency, to be issued by the governments
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FROM NUMEROUS STATES
Mckinney Has Defeated Gen,
Malone in Virginia.
A VERY CLOSE CONTEST IN ONO.

That State Claimed by Both PARTIES
Pennsylvania Republican, Brackets
Elected-Iowa. Maryland and Missfs-
sippi DemOcratic-N Nebraska Republican,
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 0-The election in
this state yesterday was for governor and
other state officers and members Of the legis
lature. A special from Lynchburg says:
Campbell county gives 500 majority for
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Another sior, of The Afrair.
IllllDl Ii Nlr,-lnln-

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 6-Michael Fall, a
young Democrat, and Phil lambert, Re-
publican, engaged in an alteration over
politics, aud lambert, after being BADLY
beaten, got a shotgun and fired at Fall.
wounding him. The latter died soon after
the shooting.
John Driscoll, a Democratic ticket holder.
knocked down fusion ticket holder named
Apple and kicked hin TO death. The quar-
rel was not political. bat the result of ami
grounds
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o MT hundred 'Ahho ~ NAAt hs-i-t-
aud forty-three voting places outside OF
Cincinnati show Democratic gains Of 3,g9
Neal, chairman Of Democratic executive
committee, claims the state by 1000 ioI
Campbell
Five hundred and four precincts outside
Of Cincinnati give Foraker 1881, Camp.
bell, 70,240; Helwig, 3sl5. Same in 1857,
Foraker, si,0si; Powell, 6i,ss0. rholp,
3.sg2
The lntest estimates give the Republicans
three majority In the legislature On john
ballot
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clara Louise Kellogr % Retire

NEW YORK, Nov. 6-Clara Louise kellogg
and Carl Strakosch, her husband, have ar
rived in New York from Southampton. II
has been said that Miss kellogg has retired
permanently from the stage, and that is at
the present moment her determination.
StrRkosch is very much averse to his wife's
returning 70 the stage, and the sweet singer
win probably never be heard again unless
she is prevailed upon 10 sing at one Of the
numerous charity entertainments promised
for this winter
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Daring Diamond Robbery.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 6.--One of the boldest
robberies that has ever been perpetrnt-
ed in this city occurred ON Fourth avenue,
near Walnut On crowded street, with
many pedestrians in the immediate vicinity,
a well known lady, Mrs. IL. +. Harris, was
attacked by an unknown scoundrel and
robbed Of her hand satchel, containing e40l
worth Of diamonds. The thief made good
his escnne
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IN Iowa.
The state Has Gone Democratic by 10000
Majority.

Majority.
DEs MONIES, Ia, Nov 6-The elections in
this state yesterday were for governor, lieu
tenant governor, judge Of supreme court,
superintendent of public instruction and rail
road commissioner. The vote in this state
will be compared with the vote for governor
in 1887, when Larrabee tRep) had 1926
Anderson (Dem.) i53, ,525 aud Cain on. L)
IA, 400 Thirty precincts in lowa show a net
Democratic gain Of 2i2. Nearly every part
OF the state heard from continues TO show
Democratic gains, which in some precincts
amount to landslide. The city Of Burling-
ton gives 800 Democratic majority, and Des
Moines county will raise IL TO 1000, clean
gain OF 500 over the vote Of two years ago.
Later returns show the election OF the en-
tire Democratic state ticket by majority
probably exceeding 10000 Boies, for gov
ernor, seems slighty ahead Of the balance Of
the ticket
Pottnwatomie county reports Democratic
majority Of 1900 gain Of zoo; Carroll, a
Democratic majority Of ZOO, gain OF 500.
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M c Kinney. A
Democratic ma
jority Of 1000 in
the Sixth district
is claimed South
ampton county,
NJ a homes 5 birth
place, gives coo
Democratic ma
jority, q Demo
cratic gain Of 100.
/ This city gives Nc
/ Kinney, 9, 1856; Ma
hone, 1877. Nc
Kinney's majority,
s39. ADomocrntic
gnin Of 5s7. Tho
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An Fxtenslop Of the Riverside MIIls

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. G-The creditors
Of the Riverside and Cswego Mills company
are freely signing the agreement for extern
sion and settlement recently submitted by
the assignee, and there is no doubt that the
proposition win be indorsed by nine tenths
of the creditors. The mills will bo kept rum
ming, ana the thousands Of operatives will
receive their full pay regularly.
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years ago was q, 900 This indicates that the
result On governor will be close, and the
probability Is that Foraker is defeated The
balance u the Republican ticket is probably
elected
CINCINNATI, Nov. 6.-The Enquirer claims
that Campbell DENY for governor, has
carried Hamilton county by 5000, a not gain
over Forakers vote in 1887 Of $4,000.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov G-Chairman Neal
claims Campbells election and the entir,
state Democratic ticket
l,.rl,- Iln.n LII. llln.a not ,rnf lriA.n n mn.
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Donbie Murder at Washington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6,--Last evening a
colored man named Osborne Vasey, and
another, name unknown, were quarreling,
when Vasey shot the unknown man, who died
in few moments Nasey, though wounded.
tried to escape, but was pursued by Officer
Ricken Vnsey fred ON the ofilccr, shooting
him through the breast and killing him in
stantly. Vasey wns wounded in two places
and will probably die
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l,residontiai Appointments.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE president has
appointed the following named postmasters=
Massachusetts-C. 4. Scott, Uxbridge New
York-W. l.. Wood, Queens The president
has appointed Warren g. Sayre, of Indiana,
commissioner on the Cherokee commission
to iii the place left vacant by the death Of
Ex-Governor Hartranft. II. G. WaggeDer
has been appointed postmasteE at kenkana=
a fourth class Office in New York state.
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Scott and Du bug
counties also show
large gains. Re
turns are not suf-
hcient 70 base a
clu sion, but
Hutchinson (Rep)
for governor is
probably ele oted
by a largely re-
duced majority.
The Iowa Republi-
can state commit
tee claim the state
for Hutchinson by
6,O0O. Democratiir
Evening journal., 1889-11-06

wv vi lAAAA kNAAh'
but says the re-
turns look bad.
Fourteen pre-
ciucts in Cleveland
indicate Foraker's
majority in Cuya-
hoga county 1000.
Three hundred
and sixtylour yot-
ing places In Ohio
outside Of tinein-
natl show a Demo-
cratic gain Of 4, 079,
and the Same reln
tive vote through
out will elect For
aker by ., coo.
n nur hllnlrn.l
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IN MISSISSIPPI.

No Opposition to the Election OF the
Democratic state Ticket.
JACKSON. Nov. 6.-The elections in this
state Yesterday were for a governor and
other state officers, members Of the legsla-
ture and county officers The election was
uueventful except in a few counties where
local differences existed, and where two
tickets We're in the field.
The Republican state ticket was recently
withdrawn, and consequently there was No
opposition to the election Of the Democratic
state ticket.
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A Kevstone Lnbor Federation.

LANCASTER, Pa, Nov 6.-The Cgarmak-
ers' union of this city, at a meeting here,
took steps TO organize federation Of the DIFF
ferent trade and labor organizations of CEN
tral Pennsylvania. The federation will be
managed by legislative body composed OF
delegates from all the unions represented,
but each trade organization will be inde-
pendent
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lLlAAUh AAAAAAA
the voting places
have presented a
remarkably quiet
appearance, and
the scenes therein
have in many cases
been in mar k o d
contrast to those
usually witnessed.
Voting has pro
ceeded with dis
patch, and voters
nave G n o y e u u
freedom from the
i'm por tunities OF
ballot distributors
that they have new
er known before.
Very few cases are
raportad wba,-a in
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A nnllnt Iinr seIrnd.

FREDERICK, Md, Nov. 6--An election riot
occurred at the polling place in the Woods
boro district, this county, yesterday after
noon. A county constable was shot, the
judges driven from the room, and the ballot
box taken. Opposing factions arrayed them
selves on each side Of the road and fired ON
each other. The sheriff and posse have
gone 70 the scene of the trouble.
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IN NEBRASKA.
The state Gives Republican Majority
as Usual.


as Usual.
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 6.-Nebraska voted
yesterday for minor state and county officers
and congressman to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of James Laird (Rep.l in the
Second district.
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 6.-The vote in Ne
braska was small Notwithstanding the day
was fair all ever the state. The estimated
majority for the Republican state ticket is
from 1000 to 10000 At II p. m. Chairman
Richards, Of the Republican state central
committee, says the returns SO far received
are worry meagrc, but it is safe TO say that
Nervihe rep for supreme judge has been
elected by 1900 majority. Morrill, and
knight ,Rcpz.,, state university regents, by
1900 majority, and Laws. for congress from
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on-s.lncntinn Adonted.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.--At a meeting II
the board OF trustees of the University of
Pennsylvania the co-education system was
adopted and museum Of archaeology and
paleonto.ogy was established Professor
Cope was elected TO the chair OF eeciosy-
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Arrests for Rriherx.

RoNDoUr, N. ", Nov. 6-In the Second
ward Benjamin q. Walker, prominent
Republican and member Of the county board
Of supervisors, was arrested for bribery
He was arraigned before the recorder and
held in 5000 bail. AT Port Evan DR.. Josiah
Hashrouck, brother of ex-Asssmhlyman Has
brouck, was arrested for bribery and gave
bnil
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IN oHIo.

sharp right Between Foraker and
Campbell for Governor.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 6.In this state the cleo
tions yesterday were for governor, leuten-
ant governor, judge of the supreme court,
state trensnrnr. sLnto school commissioner.
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A DIurlcre,.,s victim mead

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Nov G.-Mrs. George
Walker, the colored woman who was 50 Sc
verely cut with a razor by Charles Lees
about week ago, has died from the effects
of the wound. Lees is held on a charge OF
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A schnoneI,s CROW I,o.t.

ST IGNAcE, Mich, Nov Capt Mo-
Carty. OF the +. S Taxter, from Manistque.
reports an unknown three masted schooner
sunk of White Shoal Her cross trees are
out of water, and ali hands supposed to have
l,nau lost
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Irntnl stnhl,inv AWrnv.

NEW YoRK, NOV. 6l u, bert Spriggs
(coloredl, son Of a saloon keeper at IL Grand
street. stabbed and fatally wounded Charles
Mayo, horse trainer, IN drunheuquarrei
at the saloon. Spriggs was arrested.
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attorney general,
IN I'm Der OF the
state board OF pub
lie works and clerk
Of the supre IN e
court.
The returns art
coming IN slowly
There are ., 404 pre-
cincts in tho state
Forty heard fron
,now show net av
erage Democrats
gains of ten 20 .
precinct. Fo ra
lyeris ma iority twl
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IN MASSACHUSETTS,

The Republicans win-The New Austria
iian system Success.
BosroN, Nov. 6.-Yesterday's experience
has seemed to prove beyond doubt the sue
cess of the Australian system Of voting, and
testimony from all sections Of the state is al
most unanimous in its praise. In this city
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al In.lre Arr.aln.I.

WASHINGTON, Nov. GA private dispatch
received here from Petersburg, Va, says
that Democratic judge OF election was ar
rested there for stuliing "A ballot box in open
| a.
Evening journal., 1889-11-06

the Second district 20 succeed the late Con.
gresham Laird, by 1000
Late returns indicate a Republican majo r
ity 10 She state of 10000.
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GAS STOVES.

Desirable I'm spring, summer, autumn an5
winter. Convenient for rapid heating in sIF7
ING. SEWING, LODGING and BATH-RooMs ant
for COOKING. -
Put In at small expense without cutIin
walls. floors or ceilings.
Stoves furnished AZ about cost.
Price Of gas only S1.25 per thousand feet,nef
Apply at gas off1ce.
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I.rInrcInll MIns.

NRw YonK, Nov. tin the football con-
test The score was: Princeton, II; Column
bia, 0.
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REAL ESTATE.

TS0R CHEAP. NEAT AND QUICK PRINT
IT ING GO TO WILMINGTON PRINT
ING COMPANY. 4Os SHIPLEY STREET
T,OR RENT THE PREMISES NO. 2 CITY
II Hall Place Opposite the police station)
formerly occupied by the Wilmington Print
ing Company. Immediate possession. Apply
at WILMINGTON PRINTING COMPANY,
408 Shipley street
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PaletotS, Jackets and
Wraps.
Made of the celebrated
Walker Pushes (Which
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beautifully trimmed with
Real Seal Loops, Cham
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throughout with a good
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Berlin Jacket,
Elegantly made and braid
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very popular
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We have in black, blue,
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Direetoire Jackets = = and
Cloaks,
In Black, green, blue and
mixed gray from $3.50 to
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Astrakhan Shoulder Capes,
From $S to $3.50. Very
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Beaver Coats,
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ChlldrenS
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All sizes and pieces from
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All goods WARRAN I
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r. R. ROBINSON g. CO.,

BANKERS AND BROKERS
Corner Fourth and Market Streets.
FOR SALE.
Stocks bought and sold in the New York,
Philadelphia and Boston markets on conmis-
don.
Letters Of credit given, available In all parts
the world, and drafts on England Ireland,
France. Germany and Switzerland issued.
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RANKING AND FINANoIAL.

TNoR CHEAP. NEAT AND QUICK PRINT.
I ING GO TO WILMINGTON PRINT
ING COMPANY. 406 SIMPLIFY STREET.
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.aERTFF,s SALES.


CHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of Levari Facas, to me di-
rected, win be exposed to public sale at the
Court House on Market street between Tenth
and Eleventh streets, in the city of Whining
ton, New Castle county, Delaware,
ON FRIDAY,
THE 92D DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1889,
At O'Clock p. m,
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain Int Of land and three-story
brick dwelling-house thereon. situate in the
said city of Wilmington, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to wit: Beginning at the
nOrtherly side Of Fourth street between Harr1-
son and Franklin streets, at the distance OF ~
feet from the easterly side Of franklin street,
at the centre of the westerly party wall.
thence northerly through the centre Of said
wall and parallel to franklin street 75 feet;
thence easterly parallel TO Fourth street l6
feet, thence southerly parallel 10 Franklin
street through the centre Of the easterly party
wall Is feet to the northerly side of Fourth
street aforesaid, and thence thereby westerly
16 feet to the place of beginning, be the same
more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
aerty of George II Marple and Henrietta NJ
his wife, and {. IS, and TO be sold By
ALNAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office. Wilmington. Nov. 8, 1889.
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HELP WANTED.
BOARD AND ROOMS.


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