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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-24
Lost Tnink Of This weather

kh1 WV W NV DAoRnFNhsl
MANITOBA, February 3d. The weather re-
port showed the thermometer 10 have fallen
TO so below zero al Breckenridge, 80 at
Larnesville. 36 at Crooaston, 40 at Grand
Forks, and IS at Neche. There vas no
serious delay TO trains.
The Northern Pacific weather report
showed the thermometer 10 range from go
10 400 below zero between jamestown,
Duluth, end Grand Forks. IL was 40' be-
low zero at Detroit, Mich. MinnsdOsa, n.
w. T., report. So below zero.
THIRTY TWO BELOW ZERO.
TORONTO, February a3.-The weather il
VERY cold throughout Canada to-day. In
Ottawa district the Thermometer registers
32' below zero.
tbs COOLEST THIS WINTER.
MINNEAPOLIS, February 23.-Last night
wss one o. the coolest experienced In
Northern Minnesota or Dakota this winter.
IL VIRGINIA.
WINCHESTER, Va, FeOrnary aa-Aiter
the warm, bright, and spring-like weather
OF yesterday Il turned suddenly cold during
The night. II is the coldest weather expert
enced this winter, the thermometer register
ing 50 above zero.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-24
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. February sS.-The following Is tho
weekly bank statement: Reserve, decrease.
si5J5,lJ0: Oans, increase. s95i 30; specie, de-
crease, 1913 100; legal-tonders, decrease, $685.
$50; deposit. Increase. f2il,O0O; circulation,
Increase, 5000.
The banks now hold sl57i0,iJ0 IN excess OF the
ppr cant rflle.
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sey~A MISSION WILL BE HELD

a. ST. Audrov's church, corner Of Lsa,el and
Beverley streets. during next week, beginning
SUNDAY MIGHT. February 9th. At o'clock. and
continuing from night TO night at the same hour.
Rev. JoaS b. NEWTON, missioner. All cordially
invited % atteni. 70
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sols. 20: DO. l0-l0s. Ssh bid DO. 3s, s.: Balti-
more and ohio ssvcs. -; Cincinnati. Washing
ion ard Baltimore lst-, O. do. 2is, 81; 10.
ids. ~: Consolidated gas bonds, ilOa. DO
stock, Az.
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oREIE AID COTToE gxcHlEGE
aIcaBoso February %. 1884
OFFggIsss.

WHsAr.-3S2O bushelA
CORS.-3.42t busheiL
OArs.-f.j50 DIshois.
SALES RgP0afsD n secgEgAeg
wHgAT.-LongOerry GO bushels prime AZ 81 i2
g.lO0 bssleisy,ry good a. I'LL f; % bushels very
good At Sl.l0; u bushels good O. si.cd short
berry. IS Odshels good NJ fi.W II bushels fair
az SOB TOTAL sales Of wheat, 1870 bushels.
CORs.--Mhits. 574 bushels primo On private
terms; 10 bushels Tery good &c f3c. Mined.
lsO1 bushels common % very coed on private
terms TOtll sales Of corn. I, 9si bushels.
OsTs.-Nhite, 1909 bushels fair al 32;. Win
ter, % bushels prime o private terms Total
sales OF oats l,0s5 bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-24

By telegraph to the Dispatch

BALTIMORE, February sS.-0ne OF the
largest gatherings of ciyiLserviee reformes
svsr neid met to-day in this city under the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-24
Bouds Accepted.

fBy telegraph to the plspatchl
WASHINGTON, February 2S,-Tbe Treasury
TO-DAY accepted s337,3o0 A per cent. bonds
at 1904.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-24
M SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH

corner Main and Sixth streets,-Rcv. WILLIAM
". LASDRUy. ID. d., Pastor.-Seryice az II A. Il.
Preaching by Rev. II. W. WHARTON, OF bslti-
more. Service at r. NJ. when Nr. WHEATON,
preaehes the lsst Of a series Of revival sermons-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-24
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION rHsRswrrH THE
WEATHER INDICATION.
Record Of the Few YORK sud Richmond
Stock changes--t3rsin. riour. Cot
ton, Neat, aud other Quotations
Rr teIesraph o enc p,.p.,cA.l

p, wAsHISGros. February 2l--For vir-
lcll n igioia, fair. slightly colder. followed
------iNond by rising tempcrsturs vita
norihcfly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-24

Speak little, speak truth, spend little, pay
cash, and use DR.. Bulls Cough syrup. 70
cents.
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rGHAONAI.


THERE WILL BE A SUPPER
L given BY the ladies' Of Fulton nsp,i,; ehQrch
on Ttk>DAi. February ssth. 1teasis txsasy-
nss eerA 10 tflr
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IInrR
COTTON kgP0Rc

We quote: Tsas. slJlsslT5, sGpersns. sa7sA
SAB; extra. sl5JsS3.75; family, SAILED pAtoa.
L.nlIy, county. ti11aSLs)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-24
RICHMOND srncY EXCHANGE

SATURDAY. February -. 1884
sALEs-FIRsr BOAED.-i,0l0 Richmond city -
at i0i and Interest; 1900 Charlotte, Columbia
aud Augusta IS at lO4 1900 20. at l0i
CLOSING rI1;Is.oas a.; tao SL,:x Soiri.
GOVERNMENT ss1cslrtIl 81 Asnt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-24
NgW YORK COTTON rrTURra

lS9e bales: gross receipts. 2,ii4 bales. Futures
cio-od barely steady; sales IS. 90 bales; Feb
rusry, 9s7S!o.9. March. $3.50: Apr.. i@ye
SggS Nay. ti0oJasi0O6. June. so i3asinh {,
July, Sll snas0gl; August il0cAfl0N sep
TENDER, E.staslsf' Octobers S3Hli9ub: No
vcmDer and DecomOvr. S9,55as9. 30: January,
SlglsSlfl
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q " EiNG y.

T G. 0. F.-THE REGU- ,s,zSaxzs
l.. LAR meeting OF RICHMOND SSIStzfta
LODGE No. ], Will DO he'd rU-NUR- 1Sy3a3SF
ROW lMOnday) EVENING st O'CLOCK AZ BelFi-
deere Hap. corner Of Main ald Belvidero sirs Il.
Inere will DO four candidates for initiation. de-
gree 60rs, etc. New schemes fer the benefit OK
the fraternity on hand. A full ate dance ID de-
sired. All Udd-FellOws frarernallT Invited.
Re Ei-lt l. A. TUCKER. secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-24

OFFICE Va. AsD NORTH caEoLIsA WHEEL COL
RICHMOND. Va, February II. 1881. !
V'HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. stockholders OF this CON paay will be held la
the fresidents room, Planters National Sank,
WEDNESDAY. March IS. 1888, at i'm.
N. WSkANDOLPH.
70 te-tAi3 Secretary ard treasurer.
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uNrRpnOL COITON NAKNEr.

LIVERPOOL February s.-Noon-Cotton steady
and bUi ,itue doing; American midiling,
5t.d.: sales. 100 haics. speculation AID export
800 tales; receipts, eco rnirs: American, h5J1
taiea. Futures quiet, February. i'-tii.. also
D i0.fii.: tfhrurry sul March. p fc-Bii., also
. 59-6li March ani Aphl. b 'geid. tpril and
May. SOD Nay AMI June. i0tid.; june
and July, 3 t)-fid. July AMI August, ii-fld. I,
Augu-, sud september. ia-bii.. also y 6fi.
- h.-Amcrcan mpidiiug. ''f sair- OF
the nav Included 600 Tales ,msn.su; fehrit-
Rrv, ) iDbii. value: February ana hHrcb.
54LfLi.. seller: aer'h ami Apr, CO., 3d.. eiier;
Apr Auj May. tl d3i.. -el.er. Nav ant June,
. iO8ti.. selier: Jnns aud july. b So So. blycr
July ard August , il-fi l.. setter. NfIFt nnd
Sepiom bar. 53n-0id., seller. 7nWrm'er fi-Ot.,
seller. Futures clo.e1 quiet ma ,ttsil.
NORFOLK PEANUT NANhLr
iRepoctci TO- the u spat b.,
FgRerAnN aL-NnrFet nominal Iilwr, b..
extra prime. itc.: fancy. anc., common, 81
I. a.. shellod, .a3.c.; factory hthd-picked,
5gV&.
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GROSSLY EXAGGERATED.

WASHINGTON. February ga reporter OF
the Associated Press called or'Senatars Cul.
lon and Pla,t to.aight and asked them
whether they desir d TO make statement
for publication in regard 10 the difficulty
which It Is alitg ed took place yesterday be-
tween Senator's Blackburn and Chandler.
They replied that for the present ihey did
not wish TO make any statement except TO
saw thst toe statements published in tue
morning papers were the grossest exaggeFa-
tiops.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-24
Observation-Disclosures.

PORT Og RICHMOND. FssEClRY ., lisa
ARHfysp.
steamer Arioi. Deyo Norfolk. merchsni'ss aud
passengers. l. r. faiurn. agent.
Schooner John ;. Beachum, CHM. Charleston,
phosphate rock, Als.son & Addison.
scs0orsr * A. seward, Thomas, Baltimore.
graia, Gallego Mills.
SAILED.
Schooner Annie =. GsskiiI. Gsskili. Baltimore.
railroed-ties; vessel. Cnrtis 4 Parker.
SchOOner George ". Cnyineton. Tfsyers, Weet-
err Branch. empty barrels; vessel. Curtis d
Parker.
Poxr D. NEWPORT NKwa FEBRUARY q. issa
by Telegraph,
ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanose. New YORK. and sailed for
New YORK. merchandise.
load coal.
SAILED
Steamship ~ 7. BJgccomh Prozrcsso eosl
Schooner King Philip. Coc,nbs. Portsmouth,.
coal.
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lres rangsd ~ follows;


BsLrnoRs. reb- lagy gl--f;0ur frm ., an
changed prices Wheaf->ouihcrn tariy shve
aud stsAd, fgliz. SL.eeasi.i1: lorsher-y. slVa
Si.ii western daii and st@s1y: w. Sliter ted.
white 4tal3c.: yellow. AaSlc; westnfn s'enit.
oais scsres and nrin; southern ana Tenn ~
vsnis. 5is3tc.; western white. asasiSc western
mixed, lea;lc. graded NO. White. hhc. Rye
Hsady az sia5sc Hay weak prime 70 choice
timothy, SO Provisions steady. Eggs nrm =.
i3ail,c. Petroleum steady fennei. g.. 1otes
strong. kio ragg1es, fair. lfsc. Nhlskey htm
at 4i.ii. Froighis % ilgrrp0oi per sfssmer
noout steady cotton. fjc. per ioo pounds; gra.n.
per bushei. Sas o.: corn Tor orders. ttatf. sd
sslcs--Wheat, 1000 bushels. cora 1913 Ou'h-
els.
ST LoUia
". rours. February ss.--Fi0ur unchanged.
Wheat better. closing i.atc above lhnrsls';
closed al s9,,c. Corn nrm No. : miAe,i, cs'n.
s1ltc: Ma ch. q .c.; closed nt y =. bfL oso
cuiet Ma, 2, al. o.. Nay. :, -ikc Nht-
key. sLc3 Provisions nriaer. porh, Ni,S.
Lard-Prime steam n0minaily 81 b0iono' DRY.
salt meats-Shoulders. tjaAisp Longs sne
ribs, s6.o5. short-clear. 50 IS haccn -boHed
shoulders. s6.e5: longs and ribs. fb'osf1 ~
shor clear. ssS.oA Hams, ieais.
CINCINNATI
crsctNs,rf, February p Flour essy. Wheat
yeAAer: No = red. &c. Corn hsreiy sieady;
No. mixed. 8lc. oats easy No mixed. IS.
Pork quiet az fiL5l Lard stronger A. fobA
Buik-msats and bacon stronger Whisfcy
active. ....
WILMINGTON. -. e.. February 22-Turpsniins
Arm at a5iSc. Rosiu arm: strained and good,
sekc. Tar Grm a. tl.al Crude turpentns irm,
hard. sl.s0; yellow dip and virgin, f-A
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE. February sl-0rain and provi-
sions unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-24
,,nnse of ,enresents,iyes.

The House met at 10 O'Clock tbs morning,
but there was very small attendance OF
memb, r., when 81 that bcur the Chaplain Ia
his tpyocsiion leelinely alluded 10 the fact
mai to-aa, the Houss would psy It's hast
tribute OF respect 10 the memory OF the late
James y. Bnrues, OF Missouri, who, while
mortal misIs were gathering round bin, kept
,o his Mace and earnestly aud faithfully per-
formed his duty. Under an order made
yesIer,lsy the speaker was proceeding ic
rscognizs mesa bers 70 call up measures by
unanlmous con sent. hut the spirit OF hibNs.
teripe was abroad. and Nj. Bland, OF Mis-
souri. submitted 4 motion for q recess Tor
thirty mlrutes.
Mr.. gear, Of Iowa, raised the point OF or
aar ih,t she tue intent Of tbs special order
wa tbat no dilatory motions should Do ad-
mitted.
The Sneaker. however, received the mo-
,,on4 THE icers took their places aud pa
sienily awaited the appearance OF q quorum.
Air. savers. Of Texas. asked UNANIMOUS
consent tbst the special order be set aside. 80
ss 70 enable The House 10 proceed with tne
consjderation OF the deficiency bill. but ME-
Euebsp.n, Of New jersey, objected, remark
Ing THAT all the ceremonies should DO nd
hsred 70. ., ,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-24

Market firm
ouoFATrosl
MiDDLIS7. 9kc.
Low MODELLING. giSc.
5OoD OaetsARy. So.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-13
THIRD EDITION.


The regular weekly meeting of the
Street and Sewer Commission was held
last evening with Mr.. Gawthrop pre-
siding. The pay troll for the past week,
amounting to SllT.5l was presented and
orders drawn in favor OF the parties
named The petit on Of John G. Brison
TO tap Eighth street sewer for the pur-
pose OF draining some property on Kirk
avenue vas granted. Permission was
granted Peter A. spindler to tap drain
Oh Cedar street, to z. N. Eaton, to tap a
drain on Jefferson street for The purpose
Of draining property at Tenth aud Jeiier-
son streets; to Thomas Riley, to tap Mar
ket street sewer for the purpose OF con-
Meeting drain with No. FOG Market;
to John Mulvena, to connect with sewer
on West Second street for the purpose OF
drain ing properly at Second aud Lincoln
str cts.
The following bills were pas,e ed and or
ders drawn; W. H. Toner, SO 10; D. s.
Cresswtll, 81; William Simmons, i23;
George II. Boughman, tl2 IS: Combs
Coal and Lumber Company, 1874; Alyan
Allen, $3.50; John ln-ram, 81; r. B.
Biscoe, Sl.59; Lawrence Burns, fl.95; j..
V. Carlisle " Co., s. "a; Maurice Nor
gan, t3e.75; Wilmington Coal Gas
Company, ) ,O2N.e7; Thomas J. Farley,
t3.t0; 8. Morrison, SIS; NJ. Donahoe,
BlS.75.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-13
MmrsIInlliOn Items.

Jams McCrossan, merchant, leaves
here In few weeks for California, where
he proposes 10 engage In business.
Robert e. Justls will move on the 25th
from the Gran ton homestead to the
former residence of the late DIR. Swithen
Chandler, Brandywine Springs.
a. j. Williams is still sanguine of get
ting Federal appointment, and II is said
he could be prevailed upon TO succeed G.
NJ. Newliu.
There is talk of asking the Legislature
to incorporate the town aud change the
name to Brlnghurs', as a compliment TO
Jno. Y. BrlnEhurst, whose business has
been the means OF building up a very
thrifty town from few struggling houses.
Ills rolling mill ia running on full time
William McCullin will succeed Mr. Nc
Crossan In the mercantile business In
few days.
The Kiamensi woolen mills are very
busy, with q good outlook.
@. NJ. Paul, the popular railroad agent,
will move from Ashland into b. Frank
Duncan's new building In few days.
j. Niyins of Newark and Miss Ella
Lamb Of Wilmington have given the
greatest satisfaction as teachers In the
public school, and no doubt an effort will
be made to secure continuation of their
services.
On dit; Several weddings will come
OF In aud near this town In the near fu-
ture.
A remonstrance Is being numerously
signed against the Whiteman anti Chi
caRo beef b'll. They think such proposed
legislation an outrage. s.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-13
Train Wreckers Fooled.

MANSFIELD, o., March IA bold al
tempt was made TO wreck Baltimore q
Ohio passenger train No. z, westbound In
this city, at 4.37 last evening. A boy
walking on the track bstween Chicago
Junction and Plymouth, about 0 o'clock,
discovered several large boulders and a
number Of ties on the track.
The boy while taking in the situation
was bounced upon by three tramps, who
threatended TO cut his threst should he
attempt to flag the train. The boy
pledged himself and hasiened on east
ward, the three men secreting themselves
in field to await developments.
The bog had gone but short distance
when he train came in sight at lively
rate OF speed and the lad, contrary to
promise, tagged the engineer just In
time to prevent horrible wreck. The
would-be wreckers at once started for the
woods and escaped. The boy has given
an accurate des ription OF the men,
but as yet they have not been appre-
hended.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-13

MEDIA, Pa, Marchi2.-COunsel for
Samuel johnson made an unavailing
effort to-day to secure a reconsideration
by The Grand Jury of its action ignor-
ing the bill charging Wilson and Cho-
paz with the murder of Farmer John
Sharpless. The lawyer said the Grand
Jury had not heard the testimony of
Sarah Williams, who, they SAID, was a
credible witness, and who would cor
rOhorate some OF those whose testimony
was questionable, The Grand Jury
men went ont and were toge ther about
twenty minutes, when they handed up
Il note to the Court saying that her ties
timony would make no difle renee in
their finding yesterday.
without further comment the Jury
was discharged for the term
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-13
A Dead Baby Found,

Yesterday afternoon, while two boys
named John echade and Harry Posting
were playing In the yard attached to the
psrochial school Of the Church OF the
Sacred Heart, they noticed bundle in a
drain at the end Of the yard on Monroe
street. Their curiosity was aroused, and
upon opening II they found dead baby,
but 1t was so greatly decomposed that 1t
was impossible TO tell whether IL was
white or black. The police were notified
and also Coroner Gamble, who upon
making an examination found that the
remains had been wrapped in piece OF
sheet, some -four bags and piece OF
white oil-cloth. Some lime had also been
placed In the bundle, with the evident in
tention OF destroying the remains. The
opinion was that the child had been born
alive and lived for some time, but on ac-
count OF the condition of the body 1t was
impossible TO ascertain whether there had
been foul play or not, 1t was taken to
the mosgue aud Inferred in Potter's Field
10 day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-13


For come lime past Officer shctcr las
had his eye on young colorcd man
named Andrew Simms, who resided st
No. 905 Wilson street, and who was d.
ways we'll dressed, seemed to have p.elJ
of money, and yet a yer seemed to %
anything for u livelihood. The oflte,
knew he must be a thi,f and set abou,D
capture him. Finding the second hand
store on Front street that he freQuen,ei
he felt sure OF his man. Yesterday
laid his clutches on him and LANDED hin
In the cells. The first thing he took from
bis feet was pair Of new shoes which
Martin Schlagel, OF No. 9 West Second
street, this morning before the Municipal
Court identified as his property.
Officer shefer next produced wooden
shirt that was identified by janice II
Appleby as having been taken from tn
furnishing store Of J. P. DOughten 4
Co. Then he produced two pair q
gloves that were Identified by Warden i
Humphrey as the property of 4. A. Hum
phrey Il Bro. The proof being positive
Simms was held In $500 bail for his 81
pearauce at court,
This II the Slmms that came from th
South q couple of years ago, aud yer
adrOltly swindled large number o
people by the "l0-cent change" racket
lie was bound over, but the Grand Jur
failed to find 3 true bill against hin
Officer Sherer has tine dead wood" o
him this time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-13
The Water Commission.

A highly interesting meeting OF thu
Board of Water Com mlssioners WA
held last evening with President Porter
presiding. The petition Of John 4
Dickey, for water pipes at Third and
Conrad streets, was granted. The bal
aDce In bank was reported a. being tl2S,
532. 80 and the weekly payroll amount
ing to 1888 was ordered to be paid. h.
N. Buck, DIR. q. Elton Buck Captain Lee
Mastre of this city and Professor VII
liams of Philadelphia were present, and
called the attention OF the Board to the
necessity of adapting some means fol
purifying the water, which in their opin-
ion could be best accomplished by the
use OF tri sodium phosphate, n salt con
tanning three parts of sodium to one oil
phosphoric acid. Professor Williams eN'
planned that the principal impurities oil
the Brandy wine water were salts OF Sc
dium or magnesiA. The tri sodium phos-
phate would not only coagulate the Sub
stances held IN suspension In the water,
but would also remove the salts OF sodium
and magnesia.
To prove this the professor poured a
solution of the tri sodium phi, sphste into
some ordinary water and then heated IL
slightly. In few minutes a fiueulent
mass was discovered In the glass vessel
holding the water, The ordinary Bran
dywine water WAS then tried with the tri
sodium phosphate, and at once the TN
purities began to settle. Water to which
= solution of lime water aud magnesia
had been added was next treated with the
tri sodium phosphate and the impurities
rapiily precipitate1. II was stated that
the water thus purified could be used In
boilers without making n scale. 1t WAS
better than slumn Tor purifying water,
because the salts formed would not be
deleterious either to boilers or to human
stomachs, while those OF alum are.
The professor said that tri sodium
phosphate could be us,d to a much better
advantage in filters than alum, and that
the cost OF purifying 10000 gallons a
day at the reservoirs would be about $40.
When he concluded the matter was
formally discussed but no action was
taken, although 1t is probable expert
ments will be made at the pumping sta
tiOnR.
During the evening the following bills
were passed: X. b. Biscoe, s.. ~; Brandy
wine Granite Company, SS7i.OS; VIM. S.
Bullock IL Co, i475; Lawrence Burns,
SIS "a; J. V. Carlisle " Co, 81 SO; C. s.
Cleland, So; Delaware Printing O., 50. 20;
J. 8. Grohe, S57. SO; Hawkins & Co, Ito;
J, h, Hudson & Co., Sll Sc; Hare AID
Morgan Co., 40 cents; VIM. Kyle, $l8;
Kennebec ice and Coal Co. S73 80; ditto,
$3.50. 30; George W. Lord, $3.50; Henry
Mckinney, t1l.10; Mercantile Printing
Company, tG0.42; Lea Pussy Com any,
t5.52; Pierce 81 Beeson, 81; Phil lips *
Kane, t3G.35; Republican Printing and
Publishing Company, 81. 40; All'p speak
man, SIS, 80; Trustees OF the Poor, So;
Vacuum Oil Co. $50. SO; Charles Warner
Co, Sl5.03
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-13

at the REPUBLICAN, Office to-day, IN the
: o'clock 10o'clock l9o'cl1ck
40 30 %
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-13

Coroner Gamble beld an inquest yester-
day afternoon in the case OF Michael
Madden, the young man who was killed
on the p, w. 81 Is. railroad near Beech
street last Monday morning. Daniel f.
Troy, the engineer, Michael KeeRan head
brakeman; II. A. jones, second brake
man, and several Others were examined,
and their evidence showed that the I'M
fortunate man was trying to get on the
train which was moving at rate OF s
miles an hour, when he missed his foot
ing and Tell under the wheels. About 90
ears passed over MIN aud death must
have been instantaneous. The Jury after
hearing this testimony rendered a verdict
that the deceased was accidentally killed
by b. ing run over by extra freight train
No. 20 on the p, W. Il b. railroad, March
1lth, 1879 The funeral took place this
morning from the re idence OF James +.
OCOnnOr, No. 23l Monroe street. and
after high mass at st. Paul'6 Church his
'TemAins we're inferred IN the New Cathe-
dfal cemetery
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-13

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