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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-26

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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2srH, 1889,
The following articles of personal property;
shead OF horses and colts, good fatn horses.
pair Of bay mares, coming years old, trot
close to 81 minutes, one OF them sired by
ratchen; brown colt, coming years old.
sired by Patehen, bay colt, coming year5
old, sire by Patchen; sorrel colt, years old,
sired by Luclfer, shows some speed; "a good
dairy cows, head OF heifers. II sucking
FARMING IMPLEMENTS McCormIck
reaper and binder, Mccormick mower, nearly
new; Osborne respef No. I, In good order,
buckeye drill, two-horse euliivator. corn
marker, roller. ,s,pring tooth harrow,
hay !, tedler, Tigers rske. harpooni
fork. 2blocks and fail, 10 feet of rope SILVER
q Demina hay cutter, Pennock corn shelter,
new; 2gra'n fans, wheel platform dumping
cart turns on 16 feet ground; two-hOrfe
dearborn, milk wagon. new; road cart, sleigh.
two-horse sled, sets of stage harness, picks,
hoes. shovels, forks spades, "a bushel :
tato bug duster, grain cradle, lot OF couple
and single trees, log chains, beams and peas,
wclgh0 500 lbs; ladders, cross-cut saw, 100
bushels potatoes, two hundred bushels corn,
lSlt acres OF wheat. In ground. Other III 'ngs
not mentioned. Sale to Commence at 10 o.
CoNDITIoNs-AlI over SIS six months
cred 1t, with approved eadorser:
l.. W. Stidham a Sons, Aucts. 1tw-std-f2
DUBL1C SALE-THE SUBSCRIBER
l. having leased his farm and going to quit
farming, Will sell on his farm situated Mt FAIR
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DUBLIC SALE

DUBLIC SALE
l. Of
STOCK AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS
The subscriber will sell at Public Sale at the
rcElderco OF j. l.. UChgltree, near Bellevue, in
Brandywine HID, on
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R. DEHARDTS PENNYROYAL
|FILi.s, ". Sold bv Druggists; also by
20J n. 9TH st., PhilA. Ladies' beware Of
fions. fo-u
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FOR SALE.

The following properties be.
tOngiHg to Delaware Loan Asso.
citation, are offered at private
sale exclusively, pit such Lon
PRICES as will veil repay an
examination by any one contcm.
plating the purchase Of Real
Estate In WiimipgfDn:
DWELLINGS.
No. 1915 Harrison street, 10 rooms,
No. Oh Adams street. d rooms.
No. 2ls Harrison street, rooms.
No. 1881 Washing ton street, 10 rooms.
No. 1903 DUPONT street rooms,
No. 1870 Gilptn avenue,7 rooms.
No. No. "a w %Sst E E h' sifti rooms:
No. 2O3 jefferson street, rooms
No. Ham ilton street, rooms.
No. s25 Walnut street, rooms.
No. Cts Windsor street, 4 rooms.
No. l2lTownsend street, 5rooms.
No. Hamilton street, 4r0oms.
BUSINESS PROPERTIES:
No. 200 Shipley street.
NO. I'll shipleS street.
VACANT LOTS:
East side Scott street, tween Fourth
and Fifth streets.
Northeast corner Eighth and Broome
streis.
Northeast corner Frontand Rodney sire Is.
Searles street. between Second and Third
streets.
For terms, sizes, prices, etc.,
appIy only TO
HAWKINS 8 CO.,
12 As No. 7t2 Market Street.
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p EMovAL.-WILLIAM J. FISHER,
j The real estate broker, has removed rs
D. McCanliey building, No. GOO Market ",
prompt attention 70 all business, fkl-im
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>roTIcE-To FARMERS AND PROP.

~ erty owners. intending to srt out Day
n Hedge this gpr1nG. The Delaware Hedge
70 will sell said hedge for u per ron, or about
laInentAl and cheap. PleHae bring In your orr
ierst TO PH1LlP II, CLARK a CO,
isB.tf 81 Market street, city.
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One good work horse of large size. would he
good cart horse, coming 10 years old; head
LAT COW; shoat Digs, with ZIG; chester
whites, a boar and sows. Farm Implements,
wagon; no-lop buggy, 1 wheel rake; 1
Mh.ei-barrow; large hay rigging; plows,
slngletrees. corn uarker, hay cutter. Also
TWO sets Of stage harness, in good order; col
chains and many smaller articles. Also Two
cook stoves. one large and one small, all In
good order. 8 acres Of wheat In the ground,
Also at the same time VIII be offered 2 work
horses, one and one II years old, and farm
wagon.
1'ERMS:-An sums OF $50 and under cash,
over that amount q credit ofG months, on pur-
chaser giving note with approved endorser.
AMOS BROWN.
W. ]. Lank, auct. f20-ltw-2S "a, Esd
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DUBLIC sALE-THE SUBSCRIBER
Il quitting the farming business will sell
at public sale at his residence near New Cas-
tie, D1.,
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Public Sales

THE LARGEST PUBLIC SALE OF
The subscriber Intending 10 relinqulsh FARM
ing and engage in other business, will sell
without reserve at the DUPONT farm, at STAN
ton, Del,
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lid Mt Know I was
LOADED"

do for q stupid boys excuse; but
can he said for the parent who
his child languishing daily and fails
|hcognize the want OF tonic and
h-pnriGer? Formerly, q course Of
.rs, or sulphur and molasses, was the
in wull.regulated families but now
Intelligent households keep Ayers
tapariila, which is at once pleasan,
bo taste, aud the most searching and
hive blood medicine ever discovered.
'han S. Cleveland, 27 T.. Canton st..
tou. writes: my daughter, now 81
old, was in perfect health until a
! ago when she began 10 complain OF
rr headache, debility, dizziness,
lion, and loss of appetite. l con
4 Il thatall her complaints originated
&pnre blood. and induced her TO take
! Sarsaparilla. This medicine soon
bred her blood-making organs TO
Buy action, and In due time reestnb.
\ Aer former health. l find Ayers
|aririlla a most valuable remedy for
lassiulde and debility incident TO
b. time"
Castright, Brooklyn Power Co.,
Pklyn, N. Y, says; "As a Spring
i inc, ] find a splendid substitute
hle old-time compounds in Ayers
|nparilla, with a few doses OF Ayers
\. Alter their use. feel fresher and
pgcF To 20 through the summer"
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DUBLIC SALE-wILL BE SOLD AT
Il public sale, Mt the farm of Taylor
Dickson, on the river road, l mile south
of New Castle,
ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 81, 80.
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|E0R RENT--HoUsE, STABLE AND
lot aboutl I-2 mile from the city, on the
,fandywine Springs road ~ South ChIistiAna
The premises. flg-otd.Wtf
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EEoR RENT.-THE ECOND-SToRY
- OF ODD Fellows' Hall. formerly used as
IN auditorium. Apply 10 q. +. MAKoNEY,
w Shipley 81. fz5tf
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V,o LET-PHYsICIANs OFFICES
and lodging Ioonsj with or without
board. Apply at 6io West 81, f23-stt
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NOR ALE.-IF APPLIED FOR
II soon, farm of y acres on Foulk
road, Brandywine hundred. win trade
for city property. Apply TO
JOS. l.. CARPENTER,JR
N.a5tN No. 9l3 Market street,
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>lssoLUTIoN.

me- partnership between JOHN Iitlle a Son,
d iHb been dissolved Ivy mutual consent. Louis
Latte Will collect and pay all hills.
W JOHN LITTLE,
I4s3t' LOUIS LITTLE.
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FEoR RENT-HoUsEs NO. 1925 WEST
III street aud No. 6i7 Van Barren st. Apply
70 HARLAN CAUSE, 6ib Delaware avenue or
Second and King 81. fIltf
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STRAVBRIDGE 4 CL07HIER.
the MONTH OF FEBRUARY

Usually considered between seasons-would to be
proper time call attention to the advantages afforded
patrons by the unrivaed organization Of
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|L'OR RENT-A FARM OF so ACRES
II in Brandywine Hundred, half mile from
|siir. Apply 10 I. WELDiN, Concord
pike, rz5-6td .Itwt
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|IfoR RENT-FARM OF 60 ACRES ADJ
~ joining the Old Line tavern on Kennett
1ike. Apply TO or address JOS. EDWARDS,
|85 brooman st., Chester, Pa. fz2-2tdltwf
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pUBLIC SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 2srH, 1889,

The undersigned will sell at pnsllo
sale at his place, in Bethel Township, Della
ware County Pa, half-mile from Cbeiesa,
on
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ROARDING.-A GEN TLEMEN CAN
~ obtain board IN priv ate boarding house;
=oinc comforts; room heated. terms ieAsoua.
|lei some reference required, central location.
AcdreHS West, this onicr. f23.3lt
HOUSES RENTED AND CAREFUL
Il Attentl n to all Kinds Of real property
l., CANENDFk co inOsiS Market 6treet.
oney waitng Tor inortEaEea on city proper
D. jt2. sA-tu- th-eod.-
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NSSIygss5EH VI:

Usa PARKEnsS GINGBR TONIC
without delay. A rare med icinal compound
that cures when sll elsa fails. las ourei
the worst oAnsB OF Cough, Woak Lungs
Asthma, Indigestion, lnwsrd Pains. Ex'
hauation. 500. ct Druggists.
RINDERCORNS.
Tho safest, surest and bsst cure for Uorny,
Bupions, SO. stops all pain. Ensures com
fort TO the feet. Mover fails TO cure. 10 cents
at Druggist HlSCOx d 90. n. Y.
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*ITOR RENT.-FURNIsHED OR UN-
~ furnished rooms. ga KinR 81. fl6tr
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DUBLIC SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER
h intending t. quit farming will sell at pub
lie sale NJ his res dence, on the DuROss farm.
near Milltown, Mill Greek Hundred, on
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EoR SALE.

House, 127 DUPONT st., 0 rooms and bath.
Home igso H. Tx ss 81 sfoOs bath
House, TO Adams pt., 0 rooms amt bath.
House, 1904 Kirk ave-. 6rooms aud bath.
House, fl3O jackson 81, rooms and bath.
Lot 10th and Adams ST., l0Dxl00 n.
Apply 70 JIG. DILLON, 4th and Broome sts
fgtf
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THEOPPONENT OF BOULANGER.
rARlsIAN PRESS COMMENTS ON THE SELECTION

3t OFH. JACQUES AS CANDADhiI-
Paris, Jan 7.--The Bouiangst organs r'dicuie 'ne
candidacy ofM Jacques, president Of the Council OF
the Seine. whp was nominated yesterday BY the ne
publican Congress to oppose General Boulanger IN
the election on January 81 for the seat In the Chsmoer
of Deputies fos the Department OF the Seine. mace
vacant by the death of NJ. Hude. They say that NJ.
yaceucs is too obscure man rally the vote Of the
electors of Paris.
The Temps regrets the selection Of N. jacques
q candidate but advises the Republicans to support
him. in order to opposs Boulsngist Caesar1sm'
me Lsbcrtes opposes both Jacques and Boulanger'
TIE doctrine OF Boulanger. 1t says is Dictatorship
Wblls that Of Jacques Is anarchy.
1hs Journal des Debats' takes the same ground
= tbs LberS. and advises electors to abstain FROM
voting
In IN interview to-day General Boulaugcr stated
fhat General Nnntand0n, who elected TO the
Chamber Of Deputies yesterday, from the Depar'meq
Of the 6ommc, though described as a RoyalsL ls
q es 8ss'i in s iss sup
plcmoufSryl elections pgcsAeoc bis reftrn 70 power
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MR.. GLADSTONE AND THE POPE.
LETTER FROM THE GRAND OLD MAN-hi'
MANY HOLIDAY GREETINGS.


MANY HOLIDAY GREETINGS
Il, london Jan. IA dispatch from Naples TO me
Daily News says: Mr.. Gladstone, In ie''ef "
tho Rome correspondent Of Tho Tablet says
feel certain that have not written any words recon-
amending that the restoration of the Popcs temporal
aominson in Italy be made the subject OF nerna"ona
srbftrstien.'
Tho Hsiasdan," tho organ of the Arnen'sn
Patriotic Association, publishes letter Of sympathy
nom Mr. Clads 1one -
Mr. Gladstone desires to express, lrougn inc
edium Of the press. his warm thanks for the many
.fsAsas, birthday and Christmas greetings OF whiea
be ives Mrecipent
Torontoynt. Jan. Tin reply to letter sent BY tho
secretary ohe Toronto branch Of the Imperial FEEDER
sstfon Leaee to Mr.. Gladstone, inQuirng as TO his
Views on She Imperial Federation movement MI.
Gladstone srtcs:
ain tho rospective the first place is held by tho
great and tecnt Irish question, but must assure
iycu hat would view with the utmost satsfaction
.ihrourhout he British Empire that which IN fne
icasc Of Irc.nd IL Is my daily care and interest 70
obtain, . Dre thorough and substantial union o.
the dkercn countries and peoples paying allegiance
10 Her Majssy.o
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chaxente took place yesterday and resulted In victory
for the Boulangist candidate.
GERMANS AND AMERICANS IN SAMOA.
An APPEAL FROM BERLIN TO LET BISMARCK
HAVE HIS OWN WAY IN THE PACIFIC

An APPEAL FROM BERLIN TO LET BISMARCK
HAVE HIS OWN WAY IN THE PACIFIC.
Berlin, JAM T.-scveral Of tho evening newspapers
o. this city, commenting on affairs in Samoa, en-
plastic the fact Of the prepondcrance of German
mercal interests over American and express tho
hope that the American Government Will recognize this
and stop the inrigues Of Americans and facilitate
an agreement bewecn tho contending parties, which
u within the scope OF the influences Of tho United
States.
San Francisco, JAM Tit is believed hero that tho
Mr. Klein who Is mentioned In the dispatch from Bcr
lin as having led the party Of Mataafas adhecnts In
the attack upon the German sailors in Samoa is J..
c. Klein, who left this city for Samoa three months
ago as newspaper correspondent Mr.. Klein was
engaged In newspaper work for number of years In
Chicago and San Frapcsco. Tho opinion IS published
here, however, that II Klein present during the
attack OF The natives upon German sailors he there
only In the discharge Of his duties as a Newspaper
correspondent and not taking any part In the
nict
Washington, JAN Tho Secretary OF State has
received cable adviccs from Auckland confirming tho
nc<s dispatches from Berlin last night concerning
battle In Samoa between German forces and Mataafas
army, In which many Of the participants were killed
and wounded. He refuses however, to give any details
the press. II IS said at the Navy Department that
10 moro vessels have been ordered to Samoa but that
there are three that could be sent there II necessary
otier two are the Vandala and Mohican now fitting
oui at Stn Francisco IL Is hardly likely, however,
ha any Of the vessels could rca IA Samoa in time 10
% Of any assistance to the Npsc in the present crisis
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SULLIVAN AND KILRAIN TO FIGHT.
AGREEMENT REACHED IN ToRoNTo-T'
MEET ON JULY z FOR 600. 900.

MEET ON JULY FOR soo0 600.
Toronto. Ont. Jan. 7.-.John l. Sullivan. accom-
pased by several hackers from Boston and New York.
arrived here this morning. At the Rossin House he
met jake Kilrans rcprescntativcs-w. f. Harding,
OF Mw-York, and "Parsonr Davies, Of Chicago.
Thieas Of police interference frightened the into
refina TO sign articles, but the following arrange
ments wero made: The fight Is to be for 100000
aid the championship belt. which is now held by
kfrasn and will take place New-Orleans on
JulT a. The next deposit of $1,000 will be made
WITH The Clipper April 15. when the final stake
hoioe Will be chosen The referee will be chosen
at te ring side. This is the result Of the con-
fcreno so far. Articles will probably be signed on
the trsn before tomorrow morning.
Bostu, Jan. This morning Captain Cooke ne
ceived letter signed by four residents Of FL Paso
Tex, w.o want the Sullivan Kilrain fight to taks
piace ncc They offer to deposit $4,000 to have
the nght finish there. asking gate privileges and
guarantocfig immunity from molcstaton and nmatine
that the raaroads will make special rates. The offer
OF the Jexaps viii be brought 10 the notice of the
puEists ant 1t is probable that they viii accept u.
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RAW SUGAR NOT IN THE CONTRACT.
AN ABSTRACT OF THE DOCUMENT SECURED IN
MICHIGAN.


Detroit Mch Jan. 7.-IsTh Evening JaurnsP
publishes today an absracs Of the contract between
tho Freunds and the Elecsrc Sugar Company. 1t was
drawn up on July o, 1884, and executed on Novem-
Der 90, 1884 10 be made binding, II Is witnessed.
signed and sealed each Of the nineteen type
written pages BY lis terms Henry c. Frcund and
Olivo C. Freund, his wife, covenant with the Electric
sugar Refining Company, the said Frennds having
invented process for refining different grades Of
sugar al prices far below the marNt value shereok
making 90 per cent OF pure sugar with loss IN
weight Of not over per cent There IS nothing In
tho contract stating that raw sugar shall be used
The company absolutely bound Itself In no way to
attempt to find out what the secret was
The Freuihas were TO remain In possession OF the
secret ami any attempt on the part OF tho company
their employees, agents o: lawyers TO find out tho
secret forfeited all their rights and any stock fhey
may have held. 1t was also condition that the
request Of stockholders for thc secret or any attempt
TO force It by legal process should work forfeiture
and in case Professor Frcund died. the conditions
should rsmsin unchanged as securing the rights OF
Mrs Frsand The contract was signed in behalf Of
tho company by n. W. WOODWORK, president; W. H.
Cotterin secretary: and the part OF the Freunds
by Professor Henry G. Frcund and Olive c. Freand
The witnesses are W. r. Howard and Emily Howard,
OF Mlap On the contracts are Endorsements OF ten
payments amounting to 100000. The payments
were made between Juno SO and November IL 1854:
on Saturday afternoon. W. f. Howard Transferred
near Milan for a consideration OF $4,000. and I'm
meiiafely thereafter Mrs. Howard negotiated mort
gage 10 w ID. Hartman for $4,000 This morning
Mrs Howard mortgased her own place. consisting Of
a handsome new house in Milan, to DR.. Emmett g.
Pyle for $1,000. - .le
ELECTRIC SHARES QUOTED. 1vt1sIN ENGLAND
Liverpool. jan z. .-sharcs OF the Electric Sugar
Refining Compsay we're sold to-day at FL. specu-
lators are hopeful that confidence m the company
/. will be restored. ass
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CANAL woRKMEN TAKE A REST.
FouR THOUSAND 1ApoRERs on THE cuLEnn

CUT DISCHARGED, BUT SOON RE-EMpLoYED
Panama, JAN 2. via Galveston.-Two largo canal
contractors today stopped work, throwing 1000
men out of employment at the culcbra cut "The
star and Herald alSed anxiety by stating that the
canal company ouldimmcda,ely continue fhe work
itself, re-engsging the discharged workmen. The men
were soon afterwsrd pt TO work again.
The temporary suspesion was caused by the de-
msnds Of the contractors who, however received In
tegencc from the fsonacc TO resume operations
without further interruptia. The suspension Was Of
only few hours duralio. Perfect order prevails
IN Ais sity and thrergghogsShe Isthmu.
tho Fronch mansofwar Dupesne arc in port kefe.
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BARnED OUT By TIE MASTER WORKMAN.
T. d. BARRY NOT PERMITTED TO LECTURE IN
KNIGHTS OF LAROR HALL. PITTsBJRG. =.

T. u. BARRY NOT PERMITTED TO LECTURE IN
KNIGHTS or LABOR HALL, PITTsBURG. e.:
Pfttsburg. Jan. (,pectal Thomas b. Barry did
not speak at Knights OF Labor Hall tonight. He
was barred out. John Doyle Master Workman OF
District Assembly No 3, locked and barred the doors
ana stood guard at tae head of the stairway Barry
atttmpt bold one lie has many friends here
and warm sympathizcrs, among the officials
Of District Assembly No. 3. Barry did not accept
defeat as though accustomed to II. After the ex-
oltemens had quoted down, Doyle and be met
slow do you do. Mr.. Baryia said the Master
workman, holding out his hand
Barry hesitstcd moment, and then said Mr.
Doyle, believe thar l. do not care 70 shake hands
with yomp
The dsy was the most anxions one in tbe history
of the knights IN this city. Matt H. smith, a
member Of District Assembly No. 3, leased the hall
and paid for a.. Master Workman Doyle and W. ID.
McAultfe however. issued circular cautioning all
irue KnIghs TO stay away from the hall II was de
clared that Mr. PowdeIy had autographed oriers that
the meeting should ns stopped at all hszaras. Mr
DOYLE, however, denied this. - ,
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SENATOR ouAY's VICTORY IN PrrrsBURs.

Pittsburg. jan Special,-1here vas an Immense
attendance Of members Of the Amcrcus Club, the swell
Republican organization OF Pittsbure at the meeting
held tonight to hear tho returns OF Saturday even
lng's election for members Of the Executive Commit
tee The lines had been drawn between tne sup
ortsr. of ouav and OF Magee and Of the mcmberss y
80 sowsthins over 400 Their wsa a73 ,sho voi-
Tbe result was decide! vg~nts . sise 'n rel -
sens,or Quay H. W. T. AZ A. n~ air.
". NJ oipbs, J. 6. Rsybna, John Re, md John
B. barber, all Quay men, were elected over W. 7.
Bennett, Harry H. nyram " :, Brown; q; L a'. iioi.
,,day John A. Thompson and Charles +. > shn hicnus
w IN the twelve members Of te Executive
canmtittes. ten are known as quay nien
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1rrrrRs .rRoM SEw-JERsEY "wHrrE CAPS

Borientown. ". j.. Jan 7.--on New Years Day Josn
Murphy Gersharn Graft, John Chance and Caleb Bea-
nett, al residents OF Columbus, Burlington County,
few niles from here received letters from alleged
White CAPS, warning them that on the repetition OF
certain offences they would be summarily aeai. WIN
since these lcstes were received, Murphy has been
warned that he must lepvo the place and he has gene
Jobn Chance farmer is also reported to have len
the place. Bennett, who Is proprietor OF small W
tSe hand Who enters his saloon to interfere with him.
The band Is said to be composed OF young men most
rested n they attempt any violence.