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Jefferson Davis III.

NEW ORLEANS, La. November 1.-The Pea
giine's Yicksburg MISSY special says; lnforma.
ton reached this city to-day that ex-Presideni
jefferson Davis ia seriously i'll at his brlerneld
plantati0n in Dayis's bend, twenty miles below
Vicksburg and his relatives have boon teie-
graphod for. Mr.. Davis came up on the Laura l.
last week and not being well dtd no. leave the
boat coming. but lett II at Brierneld going down.
The news Of his dangerous Illness causes
universal sorrow in this city. and further tiding
OF his condition are waited for with m1cl
anxiety.
A Pfcayuncs Biloxii. Miss, special says the re
port OF Davi-'s serious illness Is sensational
GENERAL james r. Davis. his nephew, says Jsfef
sou Davis will arrive in New Orleans from NJ
plantation by the steamer Leathers which wil
arrive In New Orleans carly Saturday morning
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knights OF Labor.

ATLANTA, November l4-During the afternoon
session tho convention received n delegation
from The CITY aud state Woman's Christian Tom
perance Union SCcieties. A speech was made by
Miss stokes, during which she congratulated
Master Workman POwderly on having excluded
rlirn-se,lers from the order ana on being him
solf n Prohbiiionist Mr.. Powderly replied by
answering that they would always i1nd tneir
nrDest nIiies In the Knights OF Labor.
When the ladies had Withdrawn me report on
the Law Committee. the reading Of which was
begun AZ the morning session, was resumed
sOmn very important changes In the by-iaws
nnd constitution were suggested. The most I'M
p0rfant change was 70 allow the transfer OF the
local assembly 10 any other district assembly or
TO a general assembly without the consent OF
either the District. National Trade, or state As-
semOly, ~ heretofore required IL was pro
uosed 10 smeud the fourth plank OF the plat
form and n discussion arose which lasted until
adjournment The subject will be taken up
apnin Monday and finally settled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-15

discharged yesterday. william Gibson, q
white man. was put in bis place.
Sheppard Is under the impression tina,
no was removed because II was suspected
that be yoted'the Republican ticket.
Sheppard denies that he did. and INSERTS
that the last time he voted --twoyears ago
he cast Democratic ballot. he has not
voted since then, he states.
The removal and appointment were
made by Sergeant-at-Arrns j. X. Ralston.
The place pays gao a month.
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EATAL PoWpeR EXPLOSION.
six Men Killed and Two Have Thsir Eyes
Blown Out.
[By ielerrsph . DE Dispstch.l

81. PArI, MINI, November IA Pf'nfrr
Pysss special from Butte, Mont. says bad &C
cIdeut occurred on tbs construction OF branch
OF the Northern PaciGc fifteen miles west Of here.
IN jefferson county, on Tnesdsy night Men
we're at work in cut nlasting rock. A blast OF
giant powder wa fired but failed 70 have the do
sired effect Tnersupon, Being close 10
quitting time and tho men being anxious 10 COM
pleie the blast before they qiif, tboy poured a
quantity OF black pogfor into the dfili-hole.
some sparks frvm the giant powder blast must
have remained ia the hole. Tor instantly an OK
plosion followed before tho men could retire 70
place q safety. SIX men we're Killed anu Two
others had thor eyes blown out
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-15
WHERE PEOPLE BUY.

We believe that people buy their goods
where they can get the best value for
their money; and therefore they will be
inclined to take advantage OF the in
ducements we arc Offering them TO buy
from us. We kaow that We can give
them more for their money than most
merchants, and in this way we account
10 = great extent for the generous pa
tronage we receive.
We are now showing splendid line
Of Infants, Children's. and Misses
Cloaks. We have all the latest and most
popular styles in these goods One lot
OF Short Children's Cloaks for the little
ones, from two to six years OF age. 10
especially attractive. They are made Of
handsome Cashmere. neatly trimmed on
the lapel and sleeves and skirt. aud coll
lar 10 correspond with the color Of tho
Cloak. We have reduced these from
SO. so to S19S. Another large lot Of
beautiful Silk Plash Cloaks for children
from one TO five years has been reduced
from $3.50 to $3.50. We have Caps Of
tho same color and material 70 60 with
these for only IS cents.
These Cloaks are especially attractive
al tho low prices we oncf them, ahh
should not fail 10 attract those in need
Of such garments
In Corsets We are showing large va
riety. The Il. and T. brand has been re-
dueed from &c. to &c., and you can
find a full line OF sizes from - 10 30c.
We have undoubtedly the best assort-
ment Of Corsets ever offered. We als0
have O choice lot OF the famous G. p.
Corsets, the fine quality Of which every
woman is acquainted with.
XaaAvann q Co.,
40l EAST BROAD STREET.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November IA, 1859.
oFFBRfHGs.

wugAr.-G,4A bushels
CORS.-9,O1d bushels
OArs.-2l0.2 bushels
RYE.-6OO bushelA
SALES RsPOarsD TO sEcR2rLaH
wHEkT.-White, 6S bushels prime on private
terms: - bushels common at TIC; - bushels
common at 7gc. LoDgberry, !, 100 bushels prime
at SIC lao bushels very good 10 prime on prl-
yate terms d52 bushels very good at SIC. "
bushels common at s5c. Mixed, AZ bushels prime
on private terms: % bushels good st Sc. rs
bushels comon at re. shOrtOerry. % bushels,
for seed, at Ssc.; 80 bushels primo on private
terms: AZ bushels good at sc. 4S bushels fair
az ne: $50 bushels fair IS 7oc. ~ bushels COM
mon at 7Oc.; leo bushels common as 6se. 692
bushels common a. Co. q bushels common az
62c 30 bushels common at GOc. Total sales
wheat, 5.ll0 bushelA
CoRS.-Whlte. 100 bushels very good on pri-
vste terms: - bushels good new al sec. Total
gales corn, i,246 bushels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-15
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

NOVEMBER u, 1913.
Revenue stamp sales to-day were: Cigars and
cigarettes, s30i05O; tobacco, s3.o69.65; special
tax, f16 i0-total. t7,49)2a
Sales Of tobacco reported. 10 filters, q
smokers, I2 cutters, 10 wrappers, darks, and Il
Burleys. No auction sales.
There are some West Virginia planters here
expecting to sell in a few days. The market IS
called quiet aud strong, with some outside sales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-15

for your choice Of the
entire lot.
Fyou imagine the dit
ference betsCeen Ourprice
and the prices they were
made to sell for sounds
too great, come III and
look them over, but re-
SerUe your j~dGnaent IN
til yOu'Ue seen them.
They're the DrettieSt lit
tie OUer60TD1ent tDoGSt-
na6Le. Some h0Ue capeS
and some SIMPLE collars.
Some are trimmed NTH
.Astrachan and others
are self-trinanaed. They
are all perfect and come
IN several shades, cOlOrS,
and combination OF.
colors. ind remember.
our pr1ce for your choice
of the lot Us one dollar
and eiehty-fUe cents
$1.S5.
Need ne S0yMGtit is to
your interest to come at
once d?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-15
Man and HOSES.

BrRNIsGHAN, November H-All the hotels ars
crowded with horsemon and visitors TO see the
races which begin hero on saturday. Two nun
dred and forty-elght horses arc az the fair
grounds and more will come In. The nrst event
Saturday will DO the Florence Hotel handicap
SOD added for which there are twelve entries
This IL the first fan meeting Birmingham mas
had. The other races for Saturday enter TO-
morrOV night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-15
TIME FLIES.

or course no does Tbsis what ns's made fort
or. as Artsnaus Word ssysin one Of bis lectures.
"Irse wsy no has" A..
But what w want to bring TO your notice "
TIA, tho ieht 81 tirno brnes with II "a change OF
seasons and chsneeo Of seasons tho neod on
change OF clothing. cold weather Is holding ON
little, but It may pop in on us al any mcp'oct
We're ready with stock ~ Oycrcoats and VI
ssers Of cvery mike, style, and quality IN me
martet. We have lins Of Bcrseys ana Mel
tons at SIS which we are suro viii rccommend
themselves 70 you ~ Of prime value. The coio's
are various enough 10 suit all tssses. ..,
You want something iowerr Look Al or
Blue. Blnsk, and Brown Cbirbiilss and Beaysr
atsio You want something octser' See ns
snS serse-Lined Chinchillss at go and -. BE-
tween these, aboyo and below In price, and ut
every material Nc for an overcoe,, an aseor'fncns
nueanailed In the city st prices wtsch make
them swift-movers
overcoats have the call .ust now, sad we'vc de-
voted our spare to-day to them, simply men
|, ,oning our other departments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-15

ss 5easls2xc; sbors clear, ssaeai1k. nerons-
boxed shoalasrS, $40: ibnes ana stts, 4&5Hc-;
short clear, $50. iiaps. $iseSix3o.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Novers ber "A. --cesh qrvtaiions were:
Cash hour Arm ana unchanged. No. spring and
No. . rod whcai. SiaSi &c; No. corr. 9sc. no.
cats. Isy.c. Moss-pork. fbeD. Lard. 90 Stori-
ribs. sSS5sfs co. shoulders. sass Aattb0. Short
eloar, a.. 5satacgk. Whiszcy, sip2
Tho leading fusures ranged NJ foiiow5.
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Not RulDe BurrOws.

BIRMIsGBAg, ALA. November ID. -Dispaicnes
from Vernon say that Summers. the merchant,
who was robbed there Tuesday night declares
that the robber was not Burrows Summers has
known Rube oil his life and though the men
wore masks he could tell bis visitors we're not
the famous outlaw and his pol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-15

If you have q reliable and perfectly
sound Horse, not too old, and price rea-
sonable you can call at 1902 east Main
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-15

CINCINNATI. November ii.--Fiour easy. Whest
essier aud lover: No. . red. 76s77c. Corr easier;
Nc. mixed, ~ a'Sc Cat. easier NO TrntAeu,
ssa2,c, Pork dun AT $40. Lard stronger o.,
81 SenS1s5. Meats unchanged. Whisxcy. sl.eZ
Hogs nrmer.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. n. G.. November H-Turponuns
heavy az f9Lc. Rosln firm. strained. wye; good
stgained exc. Tar hrn at sl.40 Grade tur-
pentine nrm: hard, SLID: yollcg-dip. 81: VIZ
gin. E.2a
LOUISVILLE.
LoUIsvrtE. KIT. November 1t-Gra'n ara
provisions unchanged.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
Ideported for the pispsrsh.l
NovEMBgH ii.--NArkst steady. Good sales re-
ported today a. quotations. Primo, sc ehus
prime. skc- fancy. 49c.; spanish, &c. shoheu'
sxa3xc: factory hand picked, AZ a5hc.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

A. cATLIE, $50 ?. ~. TOT oa Main street
GEORGE W. MAYO. i0.s0 A. H., horses. hacks,
baggies, harness. &C.
WILLIAM JENKINS & SON. 1890 r. NJ, ba-
nanas, apples, oranges, and lemops
J. "a. VALENTINE, 1890 A. NJ, carpets, rugs,
oil-cloth, &C.
I. POWERS / O'Clock. pears aud cabbage.
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MANcHEsTsR's CONTRIBUTION.
Minister'S Reunion To-Night-Row Among
Necrnes-PersonaI. &c.

Ministers Reunion To-Night-Row Among
NegrOes-Personai, &c.
Ats o'clock tonight there will be held ct
the Central Methodist church a reunlon Of
all of the former pastors Of this church
now attending the Conference in Rich
mond. This is one Of the thoughtful and
considerate acts of the ladies Of the con.
gregation. After the ministers have made
appropriate addresses they will be escorted
TO the lecture-room. where supper VIII be
served. The ex-pastors in attendance upon
tbe Conference are Revs. Oscar LittletOn,
J. II. Amis, J. p. Garland (now presiding
elder of the district, William McGeo, w.
II. Christian, j. A. Proctor. G. c. Wander
slice. w. f.. Edwards, i. p. Wilson, j. ID;
southall. +. J. Boggs, w. G. Lumpkin, and
d. NJ. Wallace.
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All Accepted.

WASHINGTON, November l4.-Bond offer
ings to-day aggregated S255. 700. All ac-
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uARRlkllEA.


TURNER-GILL.-Marrle NoFembsr 18Th, at
Denuy-Street Methodist Episcopal church, Oy
Roy. j. A jefferson. W. WILSON TURNER and
SUSIE V. GILL; 81 Richmond.
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COTTON REPORT.

We quote: Pine, 81 J0asl15, s1perdns. t,7Ja
sax; extra. sl59ats.73 family, siasi39 paseas
iAIaIIy, country, ss7JsSlo
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a colored JsnItor Remoted.

J. N. Sheppard (colored), who for ten
years has held the position Of janitor at
the City Hall and Council Chamber, was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-15

If you want 10 see astonishing results
try Salvation Oil for Neuralgia. Price -
cents,
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ROW AMONG NEGROES.

ROW AMONG NEGROES.
! Robert Glasgow was before the Mayors
| Court Yesterday charged with bong a
/ party to difficulty which occurred We'd
! nesdav afternoon. and there was a similar
/ charge against Thomas CheathGm, but he
/ did not appear. He having taken an I'M
portant part IN the affair the trial could
rot we'll proceed without HIM ana the case
/ was continued until Saturday morning.
+ The trouble occurred in q house near the
B corner of Seventh and Hull streets.
7 Cheatham, it is said. drew o knife and at
/ tempted to cut Glasgow, when the latter
/ stepped outside the door, gathered up
/ rock. and threw it at Cheatham through an
/ open window at the end OF the house.
! The rock missed its mark, but unfortu-
natelv Cheatham's younger brother, about
/ eleven or twelve years OF age. was standing
near the window and was struck on the
B head by the missile. which inflicted an
ugly though not serious wound.
OTHER NEws ITENis.
At the monthly meeting Of the County
School Board, held Wednesday, the Su-
perintendeut appointed Alessrs. Thomas
/ Davis. of Midlothian district; Lee Wells,
/ of Dale district, and Ben. L. Owen, Jr.. OF
/ Manchester district, committe 10 report
upon what books in the list furnished by
/ the State Department are TO be used next
I session in the various schools OF the coun-
/ ty. The Superintendent Will appoint
/ COMMITTEES of three from the schools, and
/ tho Joint committee Will meet at an early
/ day TO consider this matter.
/ Nr Joseph Haley and Miss Julia Henry
! were married at $50 O'clock Wednesday
/ night al the residence OF the brides aunt.
/ Mrs. Conawav. on Ninth street. Rev. T..
NJ. Peterson ofncIated.
The river appeared to be rising slowly
I last night as result of the heavy rams OF
I fine last few DAYS. The stream had been
receding for tw) or three days previous to
The revival services at the Bainbridge-
/ Street Baptst church have been discon-
( tinued for the present, but may possibly
I be resumed some time later.
Captain w. A. Blankingship, superinten-
| dent ID schools of Chesterfield. and Mr..
; 4. A. Mann, commissioner OF revenue Ia
I the Second district, were in the city yes
MT' NJ. A. Cogbill, Clerk of The Chester
I feld County Court, is one of the delegates
/ Extending the Methodist Conference.
/ Mrs. William II. Carroll has returned
Z from Atlanta, Ga, where she has been
I spending some time.
Mr. Il. William DAVIS and wife, Mrs. Mil
( ton Jennings and Miss Laura harris. OF
Goochlaud. are attending the Disciples
Convention and visiting friends in this
1 city and Richmond.
The Chesterfield Cavalry Troop has near
ly seventy members on roll.
The City Democratic Committee met
/ last night and transacted some routine
I business.
fantry company in Manchester.
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MARKET REPORTS,
ANpIN CONNECTION THEREwITh THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
Daily Reports from Both Bcsrds--Cotton,
Grain. Flour, and Other Quotations.

by telegraph 70 tho Dispasen.i
- wAsHNGros. November if.--For Sir'
'N' sInIs, fair, colder, westerly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-15

COTTON REPORT.
Market flrm.
QUorArIoaA
MIDDLrN1. 0-tc.
Low HlDDLfso. 9kc.
GOOD ORDINARY. SAC
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Lumbermen in Session.

Lumbermen in Session.
fBy telegraph TO the Dispatcn.l
MONTGOMERY. ALA. November 1.-THE Lum-
Der Association OF Mississippi, Florida, Alabama,
mud Georgia met here to-day with n large attend
anco no definite action has yet been taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-15

TIVE wEArzza III BicHxosp YESTERDAY VA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-15
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY. November Il. 1883.
sALys-FIRsr BoARD.-1,0OO Virginia new s's
at 67l,, 1909 90. at677s.
Closing Iuotl,lons a; tns stocs 5ori
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-15

Professor Harrison said that there was
nothing GRINDER than the simple pnlpie
with simple-heasted preacher, WHO awei.
In the secret place az the Most h,gh. lI i,a
was the sublinest speetaele ia the "of'u.
The report was Adopted, ,y.
Imlnediately thereafter Rev. u. H. Whar-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-15

RANCE of Taermometer Yes,erds
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-31

Acting Secretary Batchel!er has de.
cided that Chinese laundry mon are labor.
ers within the meaning Of the Chinese. Re.
strictive act, and are therefore prohibited
from landing 10 the United states, no
matter whether they have bten here be-
'ore or not.
Two west-bound freight trains on the
Eric Railroad were wrecked last evening
near 0tisyille, N. Y. Both tracks were
blocked. The wreck caught tire, cutting
| off telegrapbic communication. Samuel
Sloat, of Middletown, was killed, and
several others were injured.
While Mrs. j. Ellis was out driving In
Denver, Colorado, on Monday evening,
the team ran away and collided with a
cable car. She was thrown completely
over the car, landing on her head on the
track on the other side. She was fatally
injured.
The Meriittou Cotton Mills Company,
/ of Merritton, Ontario, on Monday reduce
ed the wages OF some of lie employees,
and all the female operators struck, caus'
ing the mill to shut down. 175 persons
are out of work.
Simon Barney, engineer, and james
Moyles, fireman, were killed yesterday by
the bursting of mine boiler at Archi.
bald, Penna.
The first snow OF the season at Denver,
COL, began falling yesterday morning,
and at noon was seven inches deep.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-31

SAN JUAN DEL Sur, Oct. s9.-The
Nicaraguan Government is disposed 10
found city, to be called America, at the
Atlantic to ninus ofths Nicaragua Canal.
A commission Of igipeers has gone to
Ban Juan del Norte to survey the locality
Of the proposed city aud set on building
lots.
Great enthusiasm prevails over a new
gold field which has been discover ed
along the banks Of Phncspulka River, at
distance Of ITO miles nom San Juan
del Norte. The field covers an area OF
several square miles and extends some
with capital OF $50, 900 is being formed
field. A police force has been sent here
to maintain order.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-31

General Alger tells of queer and in
teresting customer whom he met recently
10 Tennessee, at place named alter
himself, Anderson, aud IF whom he had
recently bought 10000 acres Of timber
land. The old gent oman lived in large
white house with big portico In front of
It, and there were dotted around In differ
ent fields other small white houses. Gen.
eral Alger asked him:
GLOW oil are your"
"Eighty-two."
"Enjuyi-g good healthp
Eyes, very good.
"IIow many CHI ldren have youl"
"Nursing tile 10th great-grandchild
now. I'll send and get him for you."
"What do you mean to sayi One hun
dred and iorty-nineP
eyes, have had twenty-seven chill
tren, and With children, grandchildren
and great grandchildren we are nursing
the 1l9th now, and I'll send and get him
Tor you"
SO the old gentleman cent out to one
of the small white houses In the cluster,
and very nice specimen OF hearty
baby boy was brought in.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-31
From 500 King Street.

We have enlarged our place and will have
all the year round, the pure old reliablv
overland Tea. We keep you the whole year
on this tea. Won't give you one thing
to-day and another to morrow. II is the same
viii talk TO you. Al 20 cents 1t has no equal
our conees are cleared In the roasting and
keep you III good humor: Good, clear cup OF
and II is good to look At our new rhistns, new
currants, new peaches aud apricots new
nectar mes, new EeediesB rAisins, California
peaches and prnnes, dried apples aud old
fashioned sliced peaches. In looking around
our new place You can't tell what to buy
nrst all is so inviting; bags of flour, 81.
II makes white bread. Sugars are down,
and we can al your basket for OF AL our
due goods. ducks Tor pickc, SnI theT
swim at n " Ter
i0-2i-5tS BY hlhg u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-31
Dots.


Try Taylor's Dime Express, 210 Mar
KIT, Phila
25c. for the uo-break suspenders a.
Wyatt s. Co.'s.
Bush French street wharf Is the
place to buy your coal.
French Neugotine at Fcrgusons, II E.
I'd street.
Meals at all hours at the Delaware
House. No. 5l3 Market street.
The choicest brands of wine, liquor and
cigars at the Delaware House.
Board by the day or week at the Della
ware House. No. 513 Market street.
The best tintype made in the city is a
Cummings gallery, 800 Market street.
Go to P!unkett's. 100 West Front ct.
and buy q bag Of Blepton Flour, and
make your vile happy.
Have your heaters cleaned and re
paired by McFerren & Co., 9th & King
SITS.
Cloves, cinnamon, nutmegs and all
spice, whole and ground, perfectly pure.
Taylor s. Fullerton, 1902 King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-31

JJI, Rent,

NOR ErNr-TnEGRoCERy STORE
An. H. cor. OF Eighth and Orange
q, AZ, siotk aud fixtures Tor sac, APP
IA ~ he pf'nisrt. W"--N
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-31

EOR sALE.-BUILDING LOTS, ON
L New Asiie avenue, Head, Ct,y mont
aud Townsend streets. good. solid ground
anu dry cellars. Prospect good for a street
railway BDOnt. Price Of lots low aud arms
easy. Apply to GEO. X. TOWNSEND A
Co, GA Market st, I0-?3-st-m-w.s
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-31

1lEuPOsA LS.-SEAIED PROPOSALS
w.lhrfcccivcd until ~ N. OF No
,sn,b- I'm, for supplying the Delaware
tu Vo,ulMl for the Insane ut Earn
ir,t. With bread, meats, groceries, dry
rOi.. ela.Amg, shoes, drugs and medi-
ana. q, l md wood. for one or three
rmt. n tho option OF tho Board Of
im,t.,.. from November 3, lss9, in suol
rrqp,itIr- pe may be required,
Schedules uf the articles required can
/ uht.Nurd ~ the hospital.
Paym,ut viii be made at the end OF
cror tIlre months, MS the cnsc may be
NE beard reserves tho right to reject
tn orMl the bids.
lr1losa, must be properly endorsed,
t,thr clN-- Of articles bid for, and nd
drs.cd u III. J.. }. Black at the hospi-
Ia
rl,o1s having claims against the
hospital ARE requested To present Item
bed ava rrcriptrd bills TO tho Board oil
Iri,trr- Ur payment.
o. order uf tho Board of Trustees.
j. J. BLACK,
O,'rt Chairman.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-31
ON HARMONY.

Judge Benign, chairman OF the COM
mittee on harmony, reported that not the
least shadow OF a difference existed be-
tween members OF the club at this date.
A month or so ago Col. Kyball Smith
took his solemn affidavy that he would
Law for Prof, Bombazine and reduce him
to pulp, owikg to certain gossip he had
he ard, but the committee had taken the
matter in hand and proved to the
colonel's complete satisfaction that the
professor never said he could lay his
hand ON u member who jumped his