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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-23
THIS TYRANNY MUST BE OVERrHRoyN
From Tn. Tetroit Free Press

A well-known citizen was discovered gofnc thro,,o,
some singular motions in OF the corridors az -
City Hall YESTERDAY and acquaintance. who ram
against him, cried out
What on arth YOU up 10 nOwF
Taking on my diamond PIN"
But where's your watch ?"
a IN my coat tail pocket"
Atra,d % being robbed ?"
On, no. It's business
why! the assessors have put me down for four
kick - F''S'""i Pi'i''''' "N4@ al Sums III ~
. Xut NOuFe got a horse"
& s Al ou, be wasn't N the day they caled7
vanished ~ 10 @' '"' '"o''iS " 10 10
But your bank scco,,,,,-
,ho., ~, ,..d ,n my Wits name. Keep an ct. Now.
are ,os6 =, " 90 In and 'cll them that the people
terhIs buri s S up arms rid themselves of Ia ;
'S'''Dio oui"e" VI nigh taxation"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-23
1onrsor LEADING " NoErH DAKoTA.

JOHNSON LEADING ~ NORTH DAhOIA'
s.. Paul Nov % Cspecian.-A dispatch TO " Inc
Pioneer Press from Bismarck, y. D., says; y Re
publican caucus was held tonight All were present
except Representative Hoyt. l.. " johnson fecclNod
O.. yotes: necessary 10 a choice, 40; OrdWay, 10 .
4 asev II Walsh 10; McCumber, ,, Pummef . :
.amonre. 3: Miller. l. \ motion to adjourn 10 10
o'clock tomorrow morning was carl1ed OS oAo 'o'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-23
JOSEPH d. THOMAS.

Asbury Park. Nov. - (speciaD.-Joseph d. Thomas,
postmaster al Mddletown, Monmouth County. and the
lead ng merchant Of that town, died yesterday at The
home of his parents at Beefone, Penn. where he had
gone for h.. health H. WIS born I'm Centre County.
Icnu IN 1s41 lie served through the entire war
and was Oh the sisn VI General Judson Fitzpatrick
during sherman's march % the sea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-23
YEw.JERsEY SANITARY ASSOCIATION.

Trenton. " j.. Nov 22.-Thc Now-Jcrscy Sanitary
Association began It's fifteenth annual meeting here
to-day, Dr. Bowling benjamin I'm the chair Tho
association is composed of the leading scientists and
amaritans Of the state. Among the papers real wa,
orc on Physical Culture I'm the school IN it, HYGIENE
Hearings" by Professor James VI. Green president OF
he sfafe Normal school.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-23

T o m -dftOr or The Trfbtnc
sir: The scholars Of Park Industrial school (of the
>hildrens Aid Society," in West Sxty-cighth-st. have
reen busy during the last week soliciting from their
friends contributions the Worlds Fair Fund and
have secured $50 for that purpose II these poor
child rL can do so much there not schools thai
could do much more Besides swelling tie fund
wond This u0f tend 10 awaken their interest IN orr
city great undertaking aud set example many
Of cir elders who need To- De- aroused 10 action
AeW-lork. Nov. i. 15-9. NJ p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-23
THETA nrIrA GIL CONTENTION.

Boston Nov 22.-The convention of the Theta
Delta Chi fraternity met in its final session to-day.
Tie following officers elected for the ensuing
year: President A. l.. Bartlett: secretary. FTolerick
carter: treasurer !. G.. Halack. {. : Davis was
elected editor OF the catalogue, and Jay b. Ben
ton of tine song book.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-23

Princeton n j.. Nov % (SpccaD.-A mathematician
and physical club has been organized ID uie conrs''
sim lar 10 the German seminar The membership
is limited TO ten five members from the faculty and
five fellows The object OF the club is TO read papers
on physical and mathematical subjects. and 10 give
tho latest magazine news on these subjects. Inc
members from the faculty Professors Fine. mage.
Thompson. Reid and Miller. The fellows are Nehcr,
Nudge warren. Brooks and DOdd. The cluo VIII
meet once IN every tVO weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-23
,rur r. " AvD p REORG AVIATION.

Baltimore. Nov % (speciaD.-The Cincinnati asn,
lnrton and Baltimore. which will soon D. To-
under the Baltimore and Ohios mahas. "o"' - Dr,1
i, an t,c,.,-o ~ earnings. The Baltimore and Ohio
under tho nIan OF reorganization, will guarantee
al 600 coo IL per cent 100y first mortgage
boud. Of the Cincinnati Washington and BaiIhgIgii
1ne fixed interest charges Of tie ne" COMPANY wall
be 800 OOO
1For other Rat,road Ne,cs sac ThUd PagsJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-23
Po.toMee Notice.
FO-IOiHct NOlIVFs
uld be read daAy b. ali Interested. az changes may

SHOULD be read daAy b. ali Interested. as changes may
ettss or foreign countries need be specially I'd:
dressed despatch by any patcuar sr'snef YAe.ps
when II Is des red 10 send u:caie banking and com
merclal documcut- letters not specially aldfs'e' "
cent b.. the fastest vessels available. ,... oas will
Iu..,-u lur The weak rniln- NoN'l""yyo,x
lose rl~. q III the Ia Plate
SArURDAY-At l q. m for Biahn ~ ~ - Crolx via
Csuutrle. via Brazil for ST Thomas anu III, Martins
~ rroras Tor NsriinlQue ami quad. nenerra Via
,oue Tor 9rbado, and FOR Trinidsl s News letters
Isrhados Der +, Advance. Tom alrected per Ad
In Other Windwari Islands mus esiani Italy. Spain
vanc) al a. m ioT t:ascogpo va HsEre az Az An M
I'm G Eritn ireland Begss ns,own dcteFs for ether
~ 80 Imbril Nia Vss,vr.e,ef .per Umbfiarl; az
Eurotean Countries me- sweden Norway Russis
Tor Geima's Pa VIA Bremen ,i's~ts IoI "Feae
/ and Turkey, pr Sueicum. Ne'htfl'",,~ 49, sc
Rrtain Ireland b1 ~ directed per Fldasl az m
Tor Pas MsanhiIl aad Jamlca. also Costa Rca. via
a M for for'ue tIyena: az y m FOR CUBA. per s.
Limln, re, via Havana CATERS must Dr. dfeStS per
c 2; Ata,ss Society 1.lanis PEI ship Tahiti rOm San
Franc s'o soIseSn per city OF RIO De JaneFo from
SEN Ffenelse9: ,rSsa NewZeebnf UsWeiian, liir and
Nai ~ ,d. per s. Zeaardia Grcm san Franciscol
Saa. ~ nere peeember % az qe p n or on agnva,
New Mails Tor Cuba by raj o TAMPA. -, enc
.Sa BY steiref Via Key West Fla, close at tis ona
daily a. ssSeere of closing OF Tron..P aclHc mails
,,gd On the presumption o ihe'r urlnt@rut't oycfans
n tive ~ Sar Francisco the dav ~ sarg q steamer
...c despateie FL the day. Registered nal
sic.es az 0 30 p previous lay.
w. CORNELIUS VAN CoTT postma.sef
postofiee New.York. n. K. November Ia isA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-23

terson wife ex-Uned States Senator j. j. Patterson
died last evening Wa,ervie. waukesha County, efier
illness OF four months For years ex Senator
Patterson has been "a resident OF Bloomington ILL., and
Mrs was him years ago in Wash
lngton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-23

Raleigh. n. C.. NOV. 2s.-w. 7. Dortch formerly n
Confederate Nor;h Carolina. died al
Goldsboro last night
syracuse n y. Nov 22.-Georse W. Mcintyre.
superintendent Of the county poor. died today.
~ Mrs. Mildred NJ. Franks Pat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-23

Tho Cambridge, SHAVE. nnd 33d.st. is psisual
model home win All hotel convenIences Cuisine unsuf
passed. Lorenz Reich. proprietor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-23

BETTS-At Ridgefeli Coma. on Thnr~o,r n
grmhcr ~ BsnaIah T. Belts agei % to,nh ptseeaeli
Funeral serYlus a. the COngfegauoA"i ~"
Saturiay t'le eBi inst az II W -. ,esa >.,iia p
UfrPNFTT an THURSDAY November 81 lossi Ichariotf,
eli.st dlughter OF tho laoe DaN.a d. "
Burnett 80. ,.,.tde,ce No. 82l Psar'st
brooklyn, saturday a41ern"'''
O'Clock y. M
I'M. prlyae0s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-23

An asgrayatng sore throat IS soon relieved by Dr. d.
Jaynes Expcctoraut an Old time remedy for bronchial
and Pulmonary Affections =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-23
MARKITD.

ADAMs-wILsoN-on Thursday, November 81. 1889. at
CONGREGATIONAL Church. MOntclar y. j., by
the Rev A. II. Bnlford, d. d., w. l. Lincoln Adams
AMI Daisy Grace Wilson.
NAPIER-MARCCS-O Thursday. November 81. at the
residence oi the brides parents t79 Harr-on-st. Brook
lrn los the Rev. Henry NJ. Field. -. D.. Dorothea,
. dIu-hter ~ Herman Marcus. 10 Arthhr H. Napier
NIX-DAVISON-At the ic,.denec Of Mr.. ami Mrs.
charlie. DAWSON the brides parents. Fast Kockaway,
H. J.. Icy the Rev. Lyman T.. Davis Of Mid1etown.
y y Mr. Robert W. NlN, Of Brook ~, ana Miss Alex
inc DAWSON. of East ROchaway.
PAUL-MEYER-on "Wednesday. November 90 1890, al
6I7 5th-ayc., New-York ny the Rev. Edward W. War
rn, Rector Of Holy 1ru.ty. aud The Venerable Arch
deacon Kirby. NJ Ry" y. y, Fulton Paul. of Hudson
York. Mdrg1rrfH Meyer. daughter OF ti4s ate
Chris pph.r Meyer of NcN-Y1rA.
WARD NOEBEN-On the DIST November, 1sS9 ~ the
NJ Norris Baptist Church, NcW-lorS city by the Rev
william C. Biting Miss Eldoa rden OF the city OF
Ncw-N,.k o. Nj Jane, Ward. o. the city ~ Brooklyn
WOOD-HEMSLEY-Wii William Hasev Wood. OF Newark
y j.. and Miss Florence Iem-ley daughter OF Mr. Alex
auder Hcmsley OF Ihilaic. phla were married In 81
John's Church Tannersvlle n Y. Tuesday the i9fl
The ceremony peff0 med by the Rev G. n FEEL
and the Roy. Roher. Rtchtr The ceicbnnt Was the
Rev. A. =. Wood, the Bishop OF Tennessee pIOnouEene
the absolut!on and blessing.
Nffie of mo ho ind wit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-23

Those who wish 10 practise economy should buy G
tefs Little LNer Pills. Forty pills IN Wal on
Mill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-23

aid your digestion. Strengthen your stomach, by " Re
Wheat Nu,h Tor breakfast every morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-23
NOTES OF TIE STAGE.

The revival Of The Silver King" at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre Monday promises 10 be Of much interest
The cast will be as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-23
Special Noiltts.


Bangs & Co., 739 81 741 Broadway,
WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
MONDAY, November %, and following day, at 8 p m
A CoLEECTiiGN OF
INTERESTING, VALUABLE AND RAKE
BOOKS.
WORKS ON NAP0LB9N ANp THE F FIIT KTxo
Dances E' q or DEATH. nLrsTRATED BOOKS,
IA AIsTSkY 4RA FITER,0U AID CuRIosI
TIES, Ere, ETC
I-l-A- Elder Flower
AND CUCUMBER CREAM.
For immediate healing and soinng effect upon the hands
and face, Jhis cream is still unrivailed
Made only by CASWELL, MASSEY CO.,
121 Broadway. and SIS kiith-aye ana newport, N l.
A. Red Letter Extracts
made by standard Perfumery Works. are delicate lasting
and tue and have way into popular favor by
merit alone Flower de Luce and Hearts Ease are en-
tlrely new combinations and delightfully."- fragrant
Sold by leading dealers in pe1umery.
F.,ohII.bcd IS7s-MRs McELRATHs HOMEMADE
PRESERVED. Branded. CANNED AND sPICED
FIX P ifH A RED CiUtRKANT JELLY A SPECIALITY.
Everything put up glass and Kept nnt an ru PrceA
references. address Mrs sAHAh D MChhhAIh' o'S
Degraw.st. Brooklyn. \. y
How 10 Cure Catarrh.--A circular describing new
and non-rritaing home treatment that W cure Castn
Catarrhal DeainesS Si IN it, ictpeGt stare viii be snt
any one thus amclei by addressing d. Alnsiins NJ De
Huntington, Indiana
IfYou Cannot sleep at Night,
Use CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS. No opium.
Thank yina reception the Home for the Friend
les ' ~ Fast 29th-sr, Thursday, November 2s
Several hund children will be teaie1 70 gqoa onn s6
az ! D. III. Exercises by then III te ch'Pc'' az : %"
And 80 D. m. Public c0rdily lnEte1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-23
MORRIS X. JEsUP. Presidenl
HUGH y. CAMP, Treasurer.
GRO f. BETS Secretary,
crOpCr II MORGAN WALTER II. LEWIS,
6T-IvFR II NRNIMAN DAVID ;. EGLESTON,
~ ARIES T.NNIER. HENRY T.. HAWLEY.
~ \ 49, ~. L, 10.
The New-York A-.ociution, Tor Improving tn.

Co.d ZION " the P0cr.-Ihls old Association IS an
Ala Society dev the elevation Of the home life
OF the poor udcious relief Of their nsesssite.
without creed Or udtionall'y. All
cases u want receive most careful treatment The
society grants general relief and has weequpped sanitary
sewing and fresh air departments IL mas Just 0peDsd
a Harlem branch. President, John Patton treasurer.
Logan G Murray, No / Broadway CHI Com. OF ways
and Means r. Fulton Cutting Ch'n'n Finance Com James
A Scrymser; General Agent r. > LOngworth. 20 4thaye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-23

Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed with fni
name and address
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IfYon Cannot sleep al Night.
Thanksgiving. $50.
AN APPEAI4
for the
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY,



FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY
155 WORTHsT,
for funds to enable to provide for It's large family OF
HOMELESS CHILDREN
A. No collector is employed contributors are not called
on personally and this method u Nloplel 80 40
10 cause the ieps5 annOyance
THE VERY POOREST CLASS ..
cbdren is sheltered and cared for here ana s hstor
Of more than thirty years Is record Oh Ihe sd'hs VI
hundreds OF children
IT IS A HOME
o-. cbuarcn reside and are trained IN type setting
ering cooking sewing. and house"ork and Is also
CHARITY DAY SCHOOL
FOR the benefit u children IN the vicinity WIN w "0'
20 elsewhere 70 school
A HOSPITAL
Il also attached to the Institution. where poor patents
are .eG and sick ones OF the iahly cdred i'''
IT Is IN NEED OF FUNDS
N continue rs work and Is dependent largely upon
The gifJs OF friends makes earnest appeal Tor money
ITS WORK FOR THE YEAR
Cos.
Averape Attendance In school - ois
Who'll. number dayschool since orgsalLaIgh. 49,.
tere are now nearly four hundred children each day
dlnucrable The public are az al uhes "eicoMe
10 visit and inspect the house -
THANKSGIVING DINNER AND SERVICES.
Most Interesting services will b. held in the chapel az
o'clock chi iren viii sng recite, perform Calls
thcnic exercises, etc 49,,
Al 1 o'clock dinner VIII he served 10 the Hluren anu
visitors may see them az The table. ,,, -.
A. > O'Clock II sufficient means are iurnlshel, me
Annual Dinner for outside Poor viii be served an
Affecting sight All interested cordially Invited "a
The mode Of remittance is6y check TO the order
UT'(IH n CAMP, Treasurer i5j WOrth.si.
TRUSTEES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-23

Daldet's Struggle for Life' Is said TO have led
the young Partisan dandy formerly fond Of posing
as a gummy, or a jockey, or doer and feeer of
nohng-atail, or a Londoner the half shell, as
The as ion went, t. come ont a, Sruggleforeur.
The ierm, or rather the English Of it, is Darwin's.
but Darwin had another notion and phrase 50
DANCE Ousy and curl usly the mark for these
cal!ants' thing. Why not Foseur or Hustleur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-23
SCHOOL CHILDREN AND THE FAIR.

Galveston, Tex, Nov. 10. 1889.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-18

Francis D. Talley, No. 1891 French
street, ccatractor and Republican car d.
daie for Council from the Sixth ward,
disappeared from home op sunday even
Ing last and has not SSep lssrd from by
any of his friends IN this city si,Hee' ne
went to Whiteman's livery stable c.
Shipley street, where be kept his horse
and carriage, about 3. 80 O'Clock In the
afternoon, and hitching up he rode out
over the Brandywine bridge. Meeting
with Isaiah Jetferis, a small boy, he took
him In the carriage and let him out at the
Philadelphia toll-gate. The boy says he
was very quiet and did not speak word.
For the tirst two or three days he was
away there was no alarm but when he re-
manned away longer, Mrs. TaIley and
more of the immediate relatives began to
feel intense concern and search was
made for the missing man but without
success up to noon today.
Two of Mr.. Talley's brothers went to
Philadelphia this morning to make in
quiries for him. Mr.. Talley is known to
be temporarily financially embarrassed,
but II he had made his wants known he
had plenty OF friends to help him.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-18
FIFTH EDITION.


sAvANNAH, Ca, May I'll iwr.,,,
County Is intensely excited over The dis
covery OF spirits oil turpentinc in A VII
on Peacock's farm. A peculiar pns has
s DSsa G p wss S coming MIN from he @
than month ago the water b,ramo ~
imprcgnated with turpentnc ill.t If 'o, II
not be used for drinking purpo,cs 4 ' s,s
days ago bucket of col0rnd tuf.,I,Ipe
was hauled out.
An investigation was made and l,r,
teen barrels were drawn OF. Junls
hours the spirits has risen IL s',,
height. A barrel OF IL reached Sayan'G
this morning, aud experts prung,tg@ +,
the pure article. 1t is not beIieytl IN,
the well has been sailed and The my,i',o
Is SO far inexplicablc. The nnd Is ~
talk of the day al the Board of IrsJs
hefe, and little dealing In turpclf,,r vii
be done until further results are VI. ,1j
from the well.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-18

At the Municipal Court this n3-,l1,
John Hickey was fined 50 and cot. ia,
making Il sleeping place Of MIS- Br'r.
bursts yard, at Third and Washington
streets, where Officer Shcrer fouti Inn
David Coleman was fined 50 aud co.,,
for forcibly taking a Band of llorr rl,ket
from little colored boy named Charles
II. sullivan.
Bernard Kelley WINS lined g. al co,y
for drunkenness.
Patrick Council, arrested for COMMIT.
ting an assault and battery on ex.,u!te
officer Martin X. Butler on May I'M, ia
front of the Atlantic Garden Hotel, 49,
PA King street, was fined t25 and costs.
A sister-in-law of Buffers, named Ella
Millaway, WAS very positive aud siiAig t
In her evidence. She said she took pat
with no side, but simply told what SIC
saw. She hated the men anyhow they
were nothing but bother, and # SIC
had her way OF It. she would cut ever;
one Of their heads of.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-18

An adjourned meeting of the Board Of
Education YVES held last night, MI,
Foulk in the chair and Mr.. Bayliss act
ing secretary.
After opening the proposal box 1t was
found that there were no proposals In 1t.
Mr.. Cassidy explained that the plans
had 10 be so altered and the specifications
rewritten to conform to the mode OF
steam heating propos that 1t would be
misleading to those wishing to make
bids.
Mr.. Carswell the architect, being
present, affirmed what had been stated
by Mr.. Cassidy, and under the circum-
stances he advised those wishing to make
proposals not to put them in until they
received further orders from the Board
A mo'ion made by 9. X. Smith, to con-
tinue the advertisement ia the papers a
week longer was adopted.
Mr. MCCARTHY reported number of re-
pairs very necessary at No. 10; Mr.. Pyle
had the same report about No 2 HT.
Cassidy OF No 10, aud Mt. O'Dounell Of
No. II. They were all referred to the
Committee on Repairs, except minor re-
pairs, which the various committees were
ordered TO make. The Board then ad-
journe
Daily Republican., 1889-05-18

Ask YOUR grocer for Jas. D. Mason &
Coz Famous Baltimore Vanilla Crint-
let's. They are simply delicious, and
are the finest cakes male. For sale by
the following grocers Mt Is CITE. a pound
Broadway & Miller, cor. 9Th and King SITS.
A. w. Brown, 7,h aud Jackson ats.
l.. s. Broman, Maryland ave. and CedaI
SITS.
P. Cassidy, 9TH and Lombard cts.
I. Crawford Sth and Monroe SITS.
J, Crawford, Shallcross ave. and Adams
sts.
Mrs. Fritz, 18th and French SITS.
d. Donahue, 9th and Church sts.
Thos. Duffy, Front and Madison ste.
Mrs. Dunstan, Lowering ave. aud Van
Buren, SITS.
Mr.. Ellinger, Sth AID Krkwood SITS,
j. &. Fuhr, eth and King SITS.
Mrs, Green, Sth and Orange SITS.
j. II, Hubert, No. 10 Market 81.
w. N. lIollcy, 10th and KrkwocI sts.
d. G. Hayman, Front aud DUPONT rs.
w. ii. Hemphill, 2lst and Market sts.
WIN. Kitchen, 4th and Walnut sts.
J. Il. Holley, Taylor and Spruce ats.
Mira. Irwin, Sth and Windsor SIS.
+. Kelley, Chestnut and Jackson sts.
ID. II. Klund, 10th and Spruce sts.
Gus Konitzer, 30 and Pine sis.
Geo. RICHTER. 1lth and Poplar SITS.
jos. Jefieris, 18th and Claymont tts.
W. II. Lloyd, T05 King 81.
Lynch * Leary, N. E. cor. 18th aud Madi-
ton sis.
j. +. Morriss, Front and Harrison ste.
James Meharg, 9th and Wilson SITS.
J. Marshali, 9Th and Bennett SITS.
K. j. Miller, 9th and Jefferson cts.
W. L.. Sharpe. 9th and Adams SITS.
w. L. Postlcs, 10th aud Wilson ats.
Pierce, Gray & Co., 7th and Bennett SITS.
Mrs. Ryan. 18th and Lombard SITS.
Howard Stats, 9th and Kirkwood SITS.
Mrs. Stewart, 9th and Pine cts.
W. Ii. SeArles, Sd and Franklin sis.
Robert Shinn, Thrill street bridge.
A. Sentmsn, Madison above 9Th st.
J. Taylor, 9th and Adams cts.
Mrs. W. II. Tucker, Sth and Pine SITS.
Geo. A. Taylor, Sd and King SITS.
ID. g. Truitt, 9th and Spruce sts.
b. G. Wells, 10th and Walnut ats.
j. j. Wilhelm, Chestnut and Adams.
Mrs. Mcguire, 9th and Poplar 81.
Mrs. Kelley, 9th st. between Poplar and
Lombard.
Howard Harlan, Maryland aud 9Th ayes.
Lang Il Alden, End and Washington SITS.
WI. anisiehi SlaS ihOht o., Eie'eheh
street bridge.
jackson " Burris, Taylor aud Pine SITS.
Mr.. Hilyard, Newport.
A. Briefly, 9th aud Poplar sis.
I. o. REILLY, 18th aud Bennett cts,
I. Ewing, Rockland, Del.
p. jackson, Bancroit's Banks.
l. Thomas, Market and 22ud sts.
p. j. Long, Front and West sts.
Mrs. Iieber, Maple and jackson sts.
ask for Mason's and take no other.
DEvERELL Bros,
Wholesale Agents for State of Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-18

Court reconvened ut 10 O'Clock this
morning with Chief Justice Comegys
and Associate Judges Houston and Payn-
ter on the bench. The case OF Henrietta
v. Parvis VS.. the p, w & B. Railroad
Company was again taken up and the
Examination of witnesses resumed.
james Gale, colpred, was sworn and
testified that he was on the public road
near the railroad the night the acc dent
occurred. He heard the train coming
and was certa..2 that the bell was rung.
1t was a warm night end thawing.
David Allen testified that he Is track
foreman on the Delaware Division Of the
p, w. d d. Railroad ard Is well ae-
qusinted with the place where the acct
dent occurred. The hedge spoken Of
near the crossing, was trimmed in 1887,
and once since the accident lie did not
think that the obstruction was sufficient
at the time OF thu accident to prevent
anyone seeing an approaching train.
Thomas Reardoh testified that he re-
sides In this city and visited Frogtown
crossing last eveIIing at the request Of
Mir. Gray. He was there at O'Clock this
morning, when the south bound Norfolk
express passed. He stood on the public
road l4i feet from the south bound track,
His object was to learn If he could see
the headlight when 1t passed the bone
mill, about L. 100 feet above the crossing,
and found that he could not only see 1t,
but also the lights In the cars. AS the
train approached the crossing the bell
was rung, and continued to ring until
after the train had passed the crossing
William W. Prlchett testified that he
was with the previous witness last even
Ing and this morning. lie corroborated
the testimony given by him, and said that
he could see the reflection OF the head
light for some distance ahead OF the
train.
John L. Almond testified that he re-
sides In this city, md on Thursday even
Ing visited FIogtown crossing at the
request OF Mr.. Gray. He went on the
public road l0I feet from the railroad,
and could see the train approaching when
1t was ct the phosphate factory.
This testimony was corr borated by
Chief oil Police Swiggett, WIN. g. Porter
and Joseph l.. Carpenter, Jr., after
winch the counsel for the company with
drew, and alter consultation, came In
and offered as evidence photographs of
the place where the accident occurred.
MIR. Constable objected and an argument
ensued, which lasted for some time, when
the court decided to admit the photos as
evidence,
The counsel for the defense then COM
menced the evidence OF Witnesses in re-
buttal.
Martin Burroughs was called by Mr.
Lore when Mr.. Gray objected and an ar
gument ensued which continued up to
the time that court adj burned
Daily Republican., 1889-05-18

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