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Evening journal., 1889-08-10
DR.. HAMMOND coRRosoRAreD.
Alleged Successful Tests of the Brown.
sequard Reluvenatfnv Fltxfr

F-tN-Nt 'HttNN~77NAuf AF"fA OF NHt AtIOMu~
seqnard ReJuvenating Elixir
KANSAS Cry, Aug. i0-Drs. l. A. Berger
and 9. W Adams have fo- the last three
weeks been conducting series Of experi-
ments with the Brown Sequard elixir Of life
at the Home for the Aged, The experiments
were made upon two inmates of the home.
ages 50 and Il years respectively. The elixir
was hypodermieally injected twice week.
the patients being ignorant Of the nature Of
the tlnid The effect has been quite sat.sfac-
tory, and the vitality of the men seems 70
have improved considerably. Dr Berger
thinks a mixture Of opium, cocaine ana
and brandy will have the same effect as the
eixii
CINCINNATI, Ang. 10 ar Robert Long
fellow, professor Of derna ,ology in the Gin
cinnati College Of Medicine and Surgery,
conducted a series Of experiments with DR..
Brown-Se guards discovery Tests were
made on a dozen subjects The first two
patients We're Thomas Alhurn, an English
man, aged So, and Fielden VI cir, colored,
aged 10. The latter wns bent and crippled
with rheumatism, and Album was lame
from erysipelas. The liquid was injected
into the arms and legs When the subject.
returned in tho evening both could walk
with ease, and to show rejuvenation Weir
kicked with both feet as high a. his head,
ran about the room and danced The exh-
aratipg effect on the Englishman was equally
noticeable Dg. Longfellow reported that in
all except one a the cases 10 which he ad.
ministered the fluid the cifeets we're similarly
satisfactory
CLEVELAND, Aug. i0--Dr. II G. Braiuard
has Tor the Inst few days been experimenting
with the SO called elixir Of life Of Dr. Brown
Sequard. The elixir was prepared from the
gland Of young sheep, aud It was used on
several patients with success. DR.. Brainari's
first injection was ma 10 into his own system
and the effect on him was strengthening In
remarkable degree. Without their knovl
edge DR. Brainard tried the discovery
several patients, and in eaeh case there wa
a marked Improvement
Evening journal., 1889-08-10
LEGITIME, ESQ.,, SETTLES.
He Pays Well for the Seizure
of the Ozama.
$500 10 THE AMOUNT GIVEN UP.

A Naval oficer in TroubIe--A Board Ap-
pointed to Inspect the Boston's injured
Hun-The President Has Not neen sued.
National Capital News HM
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10 Admiral Gherardi
reports as follows from Portau- Prince to the
secretary Of the navy under date oi July 25,
''fhe Legitime government has delivered
to the United States munster 81 800 as com
pensation for the Sc zure aud detention Of the
steamer Oama The money is now on board
the United States ship Kearsarge with a
view to ITS safe keeping, and at the request
OF the minister subject 70 the orders Of tho
state department.
letter received in this city from Hayti,
written on July 25, says; All is quiet at Port
au-Prnce, and the delay in attempting 70
capture the city has, gwen the inhabitants
great confidence The rainy season, which
is approaching, is said 70 be disadvantageous
for Hippolyte, and Il is expected be win have
trouble in keeping his forces III the field.
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me nIarIl nIomon1 Ar,Ir

OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. 10. The escape az the
Black Diamond Is the sensation of the hour
IN political circles. This recent event, to
gether with the rumblings Of discomfort, hay,
again aroused the press 70 urge effective re
taiiatory measures England thus far, il Is
admitted, has taken no step to protect sealing
vessels flying the Br tish dag. The Dominion
govornm AT from time to time called Lord
Salisbury's attention to the situation, but 50
far without avail Canadian sealing schoon-
ems, well armed, are now ID Behring sea.
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Trvinv ~ Do,yn u.len,

HELENA, Mon, Aug. i0.-In the constitu.
tional convention the opponents Of Helena
tried % force the capital issue, but the friends
Of this city carried motion 70 adjourn until
Monday. Senators Stewart, Reagan and
Plumb, Of the senate irrigation committee,
addressed the convention. advocating remon-
etization Of silver Director Powell, Of the
coast survey, spoke on irrigation. The com
mittee afterward held hearing on the irri-
cation question. They 90 % Butte todaY.
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a I-lrnIr ElentrIn sinrm.

MASON CRY, la, Aug. lO-A heavy elec
trio storm passed over this section. A build
ing was struck by lightning at Algora, and
before the flames could be got under control
five business blocks, vaued at 5000, were
consumed. Near Clear Lake lightning struck
Gassmans barn and killed four OF his horses
Telegraph poles along the different lines OF
railroads leading into this city were badly
spliuterel
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Mnrderer human nnnr.h.

MrNNEAroLIs, Mimi, Aug. l0-The
Journals Boulder, Mont, special says:
George Duncan Bryson has paid the deatll
penalty. The drop fell at 1850 A. NJ, aud
he was pronounced dead in seven minutes
and was cut down at il;03 He was calm
and collected and maintained his innocence
70 the last Bryson was hanged for the
murder Of Annie Lindsirom, his mistress,
near Helena in September 1855. She was
possessed Of few hundred dollars which
Bryson squandered II is supposed that be
then tired Of her and killed her TO get rid Of
kar
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TeIesooped NJ VIVA rprIn.,

SoUTH BETHLEHEM, Pa, Aug l0-A wild
engine dashed into a caboose lying on a sid.
ing OF the Lehigh Valley railroad az Penn
Haven Junction at a. m In the car were
Conductor Otto Sanders, Brakeman William
Garren and Mark Chrishnan Garruu was
Instantly killed and Chrisiman fatally IN
jured Sanders escaped unhurt Garren was
unmarried. Christman has q wife and thre,
children. The engine was running az high
speed and the engineer, Bennett, was asleej
and ran By the signals
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a ERIeHTEuL ExPLosIoN.
Two EIen We're killed and Sixteen other.
InII.r..L

Two Men We're Killed and Sixteen others
Injured.
PITTsBuRG, Aug. l0.-A terrible explosion
occurred az Oliver Bros q Co 's South side
mill, corner Eighth and Bingham streets, at
6:05 p m, while worlSmen were testing pipes
in the mill II was caused by air pressure.
John Miller, aged IL years, had his neck
broken and died almost Immediately.
John O'Conuor, carpenter, had his skull
crushed and died Instantly
John Greiner is 50 badly injured that be
will die.
Fourteen or fifteen others were more or
less injured, some seriously, by being thrown
against the building.
The pressure in the pipes at the time Of the
explosion was but sixty pounds to the square
inch, while the foreman says the pipes should
stand seventy-five pounds to the square inch
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Mr.. HARRISON'S OUTING.
Presidential Vacation Days at
Bar Harbor.
CELEBRITIES ATAGARDEN PARTY

Jack spaniard and william walker Re-
spited by the President - only One
Hanging Bee Was Desired-rhe Presi-
dents Programme for the Coming Week.
BAR HARBoR, Me, Aug. 10.--President
Harrison rose fairly early after good nights
sleep. After break asst he received visits
from Hon. John r. Thomas, Of Illinois
Baron Rosen, the Russian minister; Moses p.
Handy, Morris X Jessup, Chaplain Royce,
Y, 3 n, and Maj. Henry Kyd Douglas, Of
Maryland The visitors were mostly sum
mer residents Of the place.
Later the president rested from the ia.
tigues Of the day subsequently drive was
taken by a party consisting Of President
Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs Blaine, Congressman
and Mrs. Lodge, Hiss Blaine, Senator and
Mrs. Hale. Mr.. Howe, Mr.. and Mrs Gordon
Cummings, Private Secretary Halford and
Mr.. Walker Blaine. The carriage containing
the president and Mr.. Blaine sustained some
damage as it turned into Main street, neces
stating change Of the passengers to another
carriage.
As the carriage was turning into Main
street it struck post Other than smart
shock the occupants sustained no inconve-
nience, and the drive to Otter Bluff was con
tinued with no further incident
Harrison Attends a Garden Party.
In the early afternoon the carriage party
arrived at Maj Aulick Palmsr's cottage al
Otter Bluff, where a number Of prominent
a. a.
places, had been invited 10 meet them al
luncheon in the open air. The event was
really a garden party, and was entirely in.
formal
Two Murderers Respited.
President Harrison has begun bis stay al
Bar Harbor by respiting for three weeks two
men who were TO have been hung in Arkansas
for murder. When he crossed the threshold
Of the Blaine cottage he was handed a tele-
graphic statement that new and important
evidence in the case Of Jack Spanmrd had
been forwarded and the suggestion OF tn,
acting attorney general that respite be
granted. In view OF the new evidence that
Us now said to exist a respite until Aug. 3t
was telegraphed.
Only wished One Hanging Bee.
In the morning another telegram reached
the president from the United States judg
at Fort Smith, Ark, ami suggested that il
order to avoid two executions in the same
month, one on the 9th and one on the 3Oth, {
respite 70 the latter date should be granted
to William Walker, who was also to hav,
been hanged yesterday. The suggestion wa
also adopted These have been the presi
dents only official acts since his arrival il
Bar Harbor.
The Programme for the Week.
The programme for the week is now saie
to be substantially as follows: Monday III,
president win 60 to ellsworth and remair
the guest Of Senator Hale until Wednesda,
morning, when he will 60 to Bath and lunci
with Arthur SewalL Wednesday afternoon
he viii go TO Manchester, ~ H., and spend
the night with Ex-Governor Cheney. Thurs
day be will visit Concord by invitatiol O
the New Hampshire legislature, and on the
afternoon Of that day will start for Boston
where he expects to arrive in time for th,
Fail River train. Mrs. Harrison is expected
10 meet him in Fail River
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Rrother Against Rrothar.

New HAVEN, Aug. 10 William Walker,
aged 20 was shot and instantly killed in a
saloon in Westcott, near Stamford The
proprietor was trying to put Walker out,
when some one in the crowd fired a revolver,
the ball entering Walkers brain. Walkers
brother Edward, aged %, was arrested. and
the pistol from which the shot was fired was
found on him. He was taken TO the Bridge
port Jail. The coroner viii hold an inquest
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prI.nnnrs nrenk In1-

CHARLOTTE, n c., Aug. l0-Steve
Jacobs, Crotoan Indian under sentence Of
death for the murder Of Mrs. Harper,
white woman, escaped from jail al Lumber
ton, Robeson county last night Two other
prisoners escaped with him. Young Bennett,
the jailor's son, and another assistant took
supper to the prisoners. Jacobs assaulted
Bennett, cracking his skull and then Drained
the assistant The prisoners then escaped.
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A stenrner Rnrned.

zANEsvILLE, o., Aug. l0-The S. r. Var
Meter, small steamboat IN the Lowell and
Parkersburg trade, burned to the water
edge about a. m at Lowell, O. Captain
Stowe, who was asleep on board narrowly
escaped in his night clothes Loss, about
$4,000; insured for 50 500 The fire is sup
posed to have been Of incendiary origin.
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An Actor in Trnnhle.

ROCKVILLE, Conn, Aug. l0-George alias
Harold Courtney, an actor snmmering here,
was placed under $500 bonds, charged by
the Homer Manufacturing company, OF
Homer, n. T., with criminal conspiracy in
trauduiently obtaining a carriage after Fred
II. Scharif, carriage dealer, had absconded
to Montreal Il is claimed the carriage be-
longed to the creditors
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nInnaln,s Terrible TASK.

PARIS, Aug. 10-Blondin, the daring
tightrope performer, has accepted wager
OF "A, COO 70 walk on cable stretched from
the ffel tower TO the dome of the main
exhibition building in less than five minutes.
The cable win be strung in few days, and
M. Blondin will attempt the feat as soon as
the arrangements are completed.
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al. nndler So Frlrhtened.

WASHINGTON, Aug 10 81 have seen tho
dispatch you refer to, said Col. Dudley to a
reporter when asked if he knew of the al
legged scheme 70 arrest him in Indiana
whether there is any truth in it or not I
shall not be deferred from going il my busi-
ness can so be arranged
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A Naval onoer IL trouble.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l0-A court martial
has been ordered to convene at the naval
torpedo station at Newport, Il l., on the
i4th inst, for the purpose Of trying Lieut.
John 9. Irving. There are four charges
against this officer, scandalous conduct,
drunk and disorlerly, neglect Of duty, and
ahsenting himself from his work without
leave. The board will consist OF the follow
ing officers; Capt Thos W. sefridge,
president; Lieut. J. o. b. Bieecker judge
advocate general
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whlrIed Around ] shafl.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug. TO- Walter
Crews, aged IS, while playing in the Clark
saw mill was caught on o shaft and whirled
around nearly three hundred times. He was
alive when extricated, though both legs and
arms were broSen and he was terribly lacer-
ated about the body. He died later.
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A chinau,sn swings.

PORTLAND, Or, Aug. ia Chinaman
named Chez Gong was hanged here at 1882
a m. for the murder Of Lee Click two years
ago. He made long speech, declaring that
his conviction was the result of a Chinese
conspiracy, and protesting his innocence OF
Evening journal., 1889-08-10
They WIN Inspect the no.ton's Hull.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.-A board, with
Capt l. A. Beardslee as Alsor member has
been appointed 10 survey the United
States steamer Boston, aud report
70 the navy department the extent OF in
Juries received when she touched bottom of
Rose island ON Mitchenu rock The United
States steamer Alliance has been ordered
out Of commission at the Norfolk navy yard.
A board, Of whieh=Capt A. f. Cooke is
senior member, has been ordered to survey
her
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one Armed switchmen strilre.

CHICAGO, Aug. l0.-There is a strike on
the Northwestern road The eleven one
irned night switch turner's, employed ON
the road between Western avenue and For
tieth street, struck for higher wages. They
receive SIS and demand $50 a month, with
two SUNDAYS of each month
Evening journal., 1889-08-10
Photorraphers choose Oaicers.

Boston, Aug. 10-At the session Of the
photographers convention committee was
appointed to represent the association at the
worlds fair in 1892 George H. Hastings
was elected first vice president and w. v.
Ranger, of Rochester, second vice president
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HoIland,s Kinu FaIIinr.

AMSTERDAM, Aug. lO.-The king of Hol-
land has had another relapse and his condi-
tion is reported 10 be very critical. His
physicians are in constant attendance az hi
bedside, and change for the worse may b
looked for at any time.
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The settlement Of The Coke STRIKE

ScoTTDALE, Pa, Aug. l0-The agree
ment between the coke operators and their
employees yes almost universal satisfaction.
The labor leaders admit having blundered in
nvt a.llO "alA Ol4o LAY lOr t4S pu- l0se re4l1-
ing and explanation OF the scale to the work
men.
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vIntnrin Inrited - Iierlin-

LONDON, Aug 1O.-It is ofiic ally states
that upon taking his departure from Osborn
the emperor Of Germany expressed to tn,
queen his imost pleasure at his reception il
England. He also expressed hope that th,
queen in Response TO his earnest desire, would
return his visit, by going TO Berlin.
Evening journal., 1889-08-10
Rev. Fiemon,s Trial.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Aug TO- THE trial Of
John Yeldeii, elias E F. Flemon, the colored
minister accused of murder, has begun at
Edgefed The entire day was consumed In
calling jurors, only eleven being secured
The trial produces no excitement
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Fckhnrt Must Answer for Murder

CAMDEN, n j., Aug. 10 Thomas Nc
Do ouga, who was stabbed rwice N the abdo-
men BY Andrew Eckhart at the picnic Of the
Comet club Of Philadelphia, is dead Eek
iart vii now have to answer the charge Of
murder. A few hours before McDonough
lied Eckhart was taken u the hospital and
vas fully identified BY the dying man as his
aseaIluuf
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Tho President nns No, neen sued.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10. Marquis de Cham
hrun twho by the way is not connected with
the French marquis, Is out Of the city. His
son says that no suit against President Har-
rison for wages due as White house cook has
been put ia his hands and that he would not
undertake such suit
Evening journal., 1889-08-10
coke Operators Strn tho Scata

scorTDAIE, Pa, Aug. l0-Quite num-
her Of independent operators have signed the
coke scale and the tew who have not already
signed have asked t'r a ccpy Of Inc scale ana
will Ike y sign at once, as they say they will
pay the snme as the other operators Several
4 the large coke works in the region are run
ninr
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a eamoan prInee neaI.

WAsHNeros, Aug l0-The state depart
ment has received an official notification
from Shirley W. Baker, premier Of Tonga,
Of the death on June 8, Of Laifone, crown
prince Of Neiafu, Varau, one OF the Samoan
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Daxenpors and 'Gath'' Return.

NEW YoRK, Aug 10-Among the passen-
gers on the North German Floyd eteamer
Elder. which arrived here toiev. were Farnw
Davenport sia- 1oesAs a4Alv0 AoaAAs~aa@
fuGath'1.
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Ths aoelet cup Race.

Newport, R. T.. Aug. 10 In the great
race for the ssoeles cup the oea "a anu A.
tania were kke winuerA
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a Chlcago Jewelsr AssIgn..

CHICAGO, Aug. l0-Max Young, jobber in
watches and welry, has assigned. The la
hilities ere placed at s25, 900 and the assets
sl7,002
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NOTICE.. JOHANNA KOEBERLE. THE
~ tenant and occupant Of the house situ-
ated at No. 1913 East Eleventh street. in the
Ninth ward Of the city Of Wilmingt n,
county Of New Castle and State of Delaware,
in compliance with the requirements of the
acts of the General Assembly in such case
made and provided, do hereby give notice that
/ shall apply IN writing to the Court of Gen.
eral Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Deliy, ry
Of the State Of Delaware in and for New
Castle county, on Monday. the 18th day of
S. september, A. D., 1889, being the next term Of
said court for license to keep an inn or
tavern for the sale therein of Intoxicating
liquors ri less quantities than one quart, to be
drunk on the premises, and the following re-
spectacle citizens of the said ward recon-
mend the said application to wit.
Obrics ~. Magnell Thomas f. Blakely.
George w. Fincher. Richard Connolly.
Michael Mccormick, William Taylor,
George w. Grifith. Michael Flynn,
Emil Beck, John p. LAWN,
James MileO, John o. Connor,
!. IL Forrest, Patrick Moran.
Daniel ID. Forest. Frank r. Lawrence,
James Lynn. II. J. Bartlett,
Samuel L. Bush, O.. j. Wezen.
james Connolly. Emiell Zock,
Daniel MOurey, Thomas WOOdrom
Alfred w. Cadmais, Jacob q. Hoffman,.
JOHA ANNA KOEBERLE.
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a nrotherls lirnverY.

After the shot was fired Conrad wrested
the w,apan from his fathers hand and
pounded his head against the wall until the
occupants Of the adjoining apartments
ushed ia and separated them. Morgenwecht
then took this opportunity 70 escape, but was
captured by the q ligent police officer. Con-
rad told a reporter, with tears in his eyes,
that he wished it had been he that was shot
nstead OF his brother. He said his father
was brutal aud qunrrelsome man
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DAW VN uVUT LNs
CHARLES q. RUMFORD,
WILLARD SALISBURY In
NoTICE.-TAxPAYERs TAKE NOTICE.

City and school Taxes for 1889.
The undersigned. receivers Of taxes for the
City of Wilmington viii be at No 10 e. 9th
street, between Market and King streets,
during the month Of July, 1882 between the
hours of and II in the morning, and from 2
to in the afternoon for the purpose of receiv-
ing taxes. On all taxes paid during July,
there will be a reduction Of cents on every
dollar, and all taxes paid on or after the first
day Of August. shall he payable without re-
duction aforesaid; and all taxes unpaid on
the first day of September shall be increased
by the addition of 8 per centum on the amount
thereof. EDMUND p. MOODY,
Receiver Of Northern District Including
all north OF Sixth street.
MARTIN J. MEALEY,
Receiver Of Southern District, including
all south Of sixth street.
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NOTICE.-IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE
IN provisions of IAN Act Concerning Private
Corporations notice is hereby given that
application will be made to the Hon. Ignatius
q. Grubb, Associate Judge of New Castle
County, on Saturday, August Il, 1882 at III a.
m. for the incorporation of a company to be
known as ''lhe Hopes and Townsend COM
pany," the business OF which will be the
manufacture and sale of belts. nuts, rivets
and general work in iron and steel or other
metal. The principal place Of business will
be in the city of Wilmington.
BARTON HOOpES
a ~
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
~ application win be made to the Hon
Ignatius g Grubb, Associate Justice of the
Superior Court Of the State Of Delaware, re-
siding In New Castle county. on Saturday. the
18th day of August, Al 1889, at 10 o'clock IN the
morning, at the Court House in Wi mington,
In the county and State aforesaid, for the in
corporation Of the 'Delvirmar Silk Associa-
tion,N the object of which is to establish and
conduct the various branches of silk manu-
facture, and TO that end to have, DO sess and
enjoy all the rights, benefits and privileges Of
An Act Concerning Private Corpora
tions, passed at Dover, March i4th, A D.,
lsS5. HENRY q. CONRAD.
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.
r. r. ROBINSON g. CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS
Corner Fourth and Market Streets.
FoR SALE.
FOR sALE.

1s--~r4e.-
A FIRST-CLASS BREAD AND CAKE
N Bakery. Baking about Is barrels per
week Location central. Reasons for selling.
Address H.. this Office.
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OIAGE II dlN EN THAI IN
~ accordance with the act entitled IAN
Act Concerning Private Corporations, passed
made on SATURDAY, August "a. 1889 at 10
O'Clock, a, m, at the county court house in
the city of Wilmington, to Hon. Ignatius G..
Grubb. associate indge Of New Castle county.
for incorporation of "The Knights of the Col
den Eagle Hall Company of Wilmington,
Delaware The object Of said company being
the e-eetion and maintenance of hall for the
use Of The Knights of the Golden Eagle.n
j. FRANK BALL.
q Tf.d
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The Boys nefend Tholr Mothor.
ne aave nl. LIre lor ner..

John saw him draw the pistol and sprung
for IL just as the weapon was discharged and
the bali, entering the left breast, penetrated
the pericardum, producing an inward hem
orrhage, from which the boy died in a few
moments The wounded boy staggered out
into the hallway and ieil unconscious on the
landing. An ambulance was quickly sum
moned, but the surgeon refused 20 remove
.he BODY. Tor denth Mns annnrent.
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NnTIcEs.


ID EdOvAL KAY q NICKERsON WISH
h their friends to know that they have re-
moved their second handed business to 1925
French street.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN name of the Peninsular Investment Com
pany has, by vote Of the majority of the di
recturs of said company, been changed to
Bay state Gas Company "
Dated Wilmington. August 7. 1889.
PENINSULAR INV ESTMENT COMPANY.
j EDWARD ADDIcKs. President.
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IIoENsE AUTHORIZATIONS.

NOTICE., PHILIP AMBOLD, THE
IN tennant and oc upant Of the house situ-
ated at the northwest corner Of Eleventh
street and Railroad avenue, known as the
CITY of Wilmington, county OF New Castle and
state Of Delaware. in complain, with the
requirements of the acts OF the General
Assembly in such case made and provided,
do hereby give notice that /, shall apply in
writing to the 1 ourt of General Sessions Of the
Peace and Jail Delivery o the state Of Della.
day. the 10th day Of September A. d., 1889,
being the next term of said conrt, for a
license for said house as an inn or tavern, for
quantities than one quart. 10 Be drunk On the
premises. and the following respectable
citizens Of the said ward recommend the said