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Evening journal., 1889-10-31
THREE WE'RE KILLED
And Others Iniured In Collision on the
Norfolk and Western.

And Others Iniured In "A Collision on the
Norfolk and Western.
ROANOKE, Va, Oct S1-Passenger train
No 2, going east over the Norfolk and
Western railroad, collided with the freight
train coming west mile and a quarter be-
low Buford station at 80 a. m. Lee Jones,
fireman ON the freight Sonny Mcdaniel, a
colored tramp from Lynchburg, and Joe
Gwinn, colored brakeman, were killed.
The following we're wounded: L. E. Wick
son, fatally injured; Jacob Bowers, extra
fireman, right thigh broken and cut about
face and head; Andrew Francis, postal clerk,
front teeth knocked out and cut ON head and
arm; William Steffey, engineer on freight,
cut badly on head.
The accident resulted from misapprehen-
sion Of orders When the freight passed
Thaxton it had until 1:20 a. m. 20 reach
Buford's siding, but the conductor read tne
order 40 a. m, and thinking he had ample
time ran ahead. Four freight cars, a postal
car and both engines were badly wrecked.
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A Lnhor rsderntIon scheme.

DENVER. Oct 3l-At the Locomotive En-
gineers' brotherhood convention the com
mittee OF ten appointed on Monday to confer
with like committee from the Knights OF
Labor and the Brotherhood OF Firemen ON
the federation question reported that they
asked for further orders. The convention
added to this committee George w Vroman
and sent them back for further deliberation-
Nroman is a warm supporter Of federation.
and the opinion is that this committee will
recommend the adoption Of the articles OF
federation presented al Atlanta, with slight
notifications
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DIE Parchase br rrohlhltlonl.ta.

BALTIMORE, Oct 3l.-A special from Chat
tanooga, Tenn, TO The Manufacturcrs' Rec
ord says: THE East Chattanooga Land com
pany's big deal has been consummated With
a New England syndicate for s5,O0O,OO0 All
the papers signed and money paid. The
property consists Of 1000 acres bordering the
city and 800 acres Of iron ore lands The
East Tennessee Land company has been or.
ganized with 81, 100000 capital, Gen. Clinton
B. Fisk, Of New Jersey, president The other
stockholders are all prominent Prohibition
lists They have bought 10000 acres in East
Tennessee. The scheme contemplates the de.
velopment of extensive coal and iron fields
the establishment Of n winter and summer
resort and the building OF a central iron city
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nInnnr fnr I,rinn.lnn lnllnrn

PRINCETON, n. j., Oct 81 AT the annual
meeting Of the board Of trustees of tha
Princeton Theological seminary DR.. James
o. Murray, dean OF the college was chosen
vice president of the board, in place of the
late Rev. Samuel NJ. Hamill, d. d. Two
new trustees were elected-the Rev. Henry
NJ. Booth, Of Englewood, and the Rev. Ed
ward e. Hodge, of Burlington. A commit
tee was appointed 20 raise money for a new
dornitory 1t was announced that 5000
for the aid of students had been given by a
lady, name unknown, and that 5000 had
been received from the Henry Perkins estate
to establish the Henry Perkins scholarship
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chinese I.epors Sent Homo.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3l.-Five Chinese
lepers were shipped home from this city on a
Hong Kong steamer Among them was
Chin Tun, aged 26 who was sent here from
New York, where be had been employed as d
cook for laborers on the Croten aqueduct
works. Chin Tun speaks English well, and
says that five years ago he had bad attack
Of smallpox in New York. He Is a paralytic
tubecular leper. The lepers present most
horrible sight 1t is the opinion of experts
that these men were tainted with the disease
either before leaving China or brought it
direct from the Hawaiian Islands.
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rhe rIncI, DIvoroe Cnso,

NEW YoRK, Oct 3l.-Mrs FlacI's suit for
divorce from Sheriff Flack on account OF
adultery came up in court yesterday. Coun-
sci for Mr. Flack offered 10 pay Mrs Flack
$50 per week pending the decision Of their
appeal from the setting aside Of the divorce
procured by Mr.. Flaok They hold that that
divorce is still in effect Counsel for Mrs
Faok objected and wanted her suit tried
irrespective Of the other. The court thought
this an unreasonable position, but adjourned
the case two days 20 allow Mrs Flack's
counsel TO present further arguments against
the proposed arrangement
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mo PresIdent Soc Rhea

WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. 3l.-President
Harrison last night, for the first time since
his Inauguration, attended a theatrical per-
formanca II was that Of the celebrated
artistic Rhea as Josephine, Empress of the
French at Albaughs opera house The
president was accompanied by Mrs Harri
son, Secretary Rusly and wife, Attorney Cen
eral Miller aud Mrs. Russell Harrison. The
presidential party occupied two stage boxes,
and appeared to be delighted with the per-
fOrnance
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Two Steamers sunk.

NEW YoRK, Oct Sl.-About an hour be-
fore sunrise Tuesday morning the steamship
Cleopatra and the excursion boat Crystal
Wave crashed into each other of the Della
ware Cape with such force that both sunk
within two hours The crews OF both, COM
prising thirty-nine men, were ali rescued and
brought 20 New York. The loss by the sink
ing of the ships and their cargoes is sl20, 900,
Of which that on the cargoes, about $4,000
is partially covered by insurance The cause
Of the collision is a mystery, as the shippers
Of the sunken ships make conflicting state
uauts
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Union Conference of Denominations,

BALTIMORE, Oct 3l.-The union confer
ence of denominations continued its annual
convention. Rev s. G. Bishop, D. D., Of
Orange, n. j., delivered an address on the
object of the union; Rev. A. W. Pitzer, of
Washington, spoke on 1.-THE Manifold Min
istry, and Rev. D. M. Stearns. OF Scranton,
Pa, preached ON "The Spirit for Worship
and Witnessing Prof J. NJ Stiller, D. D.
Of Grocer seminary. delivered an address on
THE Spirits Relation TO Scripture In the
evening Bishop W. +. Nicholson, OF Phila-
delphia read paper on 'The Spirit Of
Prophecy
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In.band and wifo Attonpt sulcldo.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 3l-A dramatic and sem
sntional nttempt at suicide was made by q
mnn and wife in Jacksonville. Ind The
unhappy couple were Mr. and Mrs George
Haddox, who live on Indiana avenue. a
few days ago Mrs Haddox, while at the resi-
donce of Capt Harry Drosta, told Mrs,
Drosta that she intonded % mke her life.
The sole cause was the course Of her hus-
band, who, she said, WAS confirmed gam
bler Mrs Haddox then came 10 this city
aud purchased some poison. and Immediately
returned 70 her home Her husband WIS IL
the room and she informed him Of her inten
ton Then she swallowed the deadly drug
Her husband thon swallowed a dose Of q
similar nature, but he took whisky in his
He began 20 wfithe in agony, but the drui
had a different effect on the wife and She he
came nauseated. Aneighbor who discoverel
the couple summoned q physician who ad
ministered antidotes. The couple may rs
1 nnyar
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DUBLIC SALE
i or
REAL ESTATE.
Will be sold at Public Sale on the premises on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1889,

At AS o'clock p. m, sharp.
Two Dwelling Houses and one Store and
Dwelling
No l. Two-story brick store and dwelling,
northwest corner Chestnut and NanBuren
streets. with rooms including large store
room, hot and cold water, with use in common
of a feet inch wide alley. Lot ljxd2 feet
8 inches
No. 2. Three-story brick house No. ~
West Fourth street, with rooms and kitchen.
Lot 10xtl7 feet inches.
No. 3. Three-story brick house No. ZIG
West Fourth street. with rooms and Litchen.
Lot 10x1l7 feet inches.
No. / is an old established business stand
where the grocery business has been conduct
ed with success for a number of years. The
neighborhood is thickly populated and a large
number of houses in course of erection in the
vicinity which will make this property @
desirable business investment.
Nos. 2 and are comfortable DWELLING
houses and well worthy the attention of per
sons wishing a safe investment ia good 10
cation.
Beginning with No. ] at AS o'clock, p. m.
and Nos. ? and Immediately after, about b.l
o'clock Attendance will be given and term
make known on day OF sale by
THOMAS R. LALLY,
Agent to Effect Sale, 500 Market street.
l.. ". STIDHAM q SON. Auctioneers.
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A naseball Leaeue rormed.

JAMESTOWN, n. Y, Oct Sl-The Western
New York and Pennsylvania Baseball league
has been organized here by representatives
from Dunkirk, Olean and jamestown, n. Y,
and Erie, Meadville and Bradford, Pa A
constitution was adopted, and H. w. Tew,
Of jamestown, was elected president; Wes-
ley Best, Of Meadville, vice president; George
Mayer, Of Olean, secretary and treasurer
The number Of clubs to compose the organi-
zation will be limited to eight
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NEWS IN BRIEF.
Rrcsh Tips from tho Wire Carefully
Culled.

hresh Tips from tho Wire Carefully
Cuiled.
Neariy 100000 people in North Dakota
are re. orted 10 be in a state of actual desti-
tuition.
The great dam near Rockaway, in Morris
county, N. j., has been declared unsafe, and
the residents Of the valley fear a repetition
of the Connemaugh calamity.
a treasury warrant for S293 has been
issued to Honore Severnier, Company b,
First Wisconsin cavalry, now living In Chi
cagp, for his portion Of the reward offered
10y the government for the arrest Of Jetfer-
SON Davis
Mrs. George H. Woolston has brought suit
in New York for 81 ,0OO, 900 against Mrs. Car
oline II. Wells for alternating her husbands
affections and 10 recover property which she
claims belongs to her.
Mis- Georgiana, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John g. Hecksher, OF New York, and Mr..
George b. Mcclellan, son Of the late Gen.
MoClellan, have been married In All Saints
Memorial chapel, Newport, X. l., Bishop
Potter officiating, assisted by Row. G. A l.
Richards, Of Providence
Andrew Becker, tho Tompkinsville saloon
keeper, who killed his boarder James Con
way was sentenced 10 imprisonment for life
Secretary Blaine has acquitted Consul
Lewisof tho particular charge made against
him by Ramon Azogue, interpreter at The
Tangier consulate, Of Withholding money
due the latter.
A number Of tho creditors of the Dennisor
Paper Manufacturing company have filed 1
petition In the insolvency court at Auburf
asking that Morey's& Co. 'sclaim Of sl34,sl'
be dislllowed.
Nearly one hundred naval and army
officers participated in a banquet 20 Admira
John G. Walker at Washington. II wa
tendeied as a farewell testimonial on the evi
OF his departure on tour of the world II
command of the new cruisers Chicago, Bos
ton, Atlanta and Yorktown.
The share OF the Now York club Of the re
ceipts of the series Of games for tho world
pannant, less expenses, was sl2, l04 To- Eacl
oi the sixteen players received $3.50. - as hi
share OF the profits Of the series
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a wreck Near pitt.hnrr.

PITTsBURG, Oct Yesterday a freight
train on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago railroad broke down near Beaver
Falls station. The limited express was
tagged and backed up 70 cross over to an
other track Another freight train in the
rear Of the limited was unobserved, and a
disastrous collision occurred. The front
brakeman on the freight train was caught
and instantly killed.
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Electrlc Llrhts In Chinn.

PITTsBURG, Oct. 3i.-The Westinghous
Electric Light company has just secured the
contract TO erect central station for a very
large electric light in Pekin The machinery
for the plant has been shipped by the com
pany. The town is to bs lit throughout
with incandescent lamps, whose numrcI
runs into many thousands. Electric men
consider this great triumph for America,
because the competition with European
companies was very keen.
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Trouble at nIilitown.

NEw BRUNSWICK, N. j., Oct 3L-Ths
sheriff was asked 70 protect the property Of
the Raritan River Railroad company. their
Italian lab0rers having become riotous-
Officers were sent to the scene of the trouble,
near Milltown. and succeeded in restoring
order The Italians had objected to the usa
of a steam plow belonging TO contractor
who owes them large sum for wages Tha
contractor claiiRs tnat the railroad COM
pany has failed TO pay him and he is there
fore unable to pay the mer-
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Cannon Rernnrd,s AnneaI.

New YoRK, Oct. Sl.-The argument on a
motion for a demurrer in the case of Canon
Bernard against ex-Sherif Bowe was ad-
journed yesterday by Judge Wallace in the
United States circuit court 10 Dec. 1. Mr.
Charles f. Mclean, who appeared for Sheriff
Bowe, said that he was ready to proceed,
but Mr.. f. c. Perkins asked for an extension
Of time to prepare the argument on behalf
Of the Canon
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ue Fell from a MOVING rrain.

NEWARK, N. Y, Oct 3l-Walter Feather,
aged 40 years, a resident Of Toronto, met his
death at Newark by falling from the top Of
an eastern bound freight car on the Central
road He was working his way 10 Philadel-
phia il search Of employment He leaves a
wife and family in Canada. The remains
will be taken TO the Willow Avenue Gem
etnrv for burial
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rnr In.neetor nlarlln.. nnrder.

DUBLg, Oct Sl-A number Of the de
PENDANTS on trial at Gwedore. charged with
being implicated 30 a more or less extent in
the murder Of Police Inspector Martin were
adiudged guilty and sentenced 70 various
terms OF imprisonment Coll wns found
guilty OF manslnughter, and sentenced 70 ten
years. penal servitude. Two received SEN
tonces of seven years penal servitude each,
one Of FIVE years, and ten others were SEN
fenced TO terms ranging from two TO six
months
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nIInister Pheln. Faroru SOW YorI,.

BERLIN, Oct. 3l.-Minister to Germany
William Walter Phelps has written letter
in reply to Mayor Grant, of New York, in
which he says: ~ would not be worthy of
my birthright as a New York boy il | could
not work more cheerfully for an exposition
on Manhattan Island than for one on the
Potomac or Lake Michigan
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AtrocIous Assault and poison.

HAMILTON, N. j., Oct. 3l-Albert r. Mutt,
a married man of this township and Mary +.
Bell, a young woman, 10 years Of age, were
arraigned on serious charges Mutt Is
charged with atrocious assault on his wife,
and Miss Bell is accused Of attempting TO
poison Mrs. Mutt
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shot H. Rnrrlnr.

DAVENPORT Ia. Oct 81 AT McCause-
land, near here, Thomas McCauseland heard
a burglar in the house and investigated He
was fatally shot by the burglar, who fed,
but was afterwards captured. The burglar
gave the name of John Webb. McCauseland
will die
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Judvc van vorst,s Funeral.

ALBANY, n. Y, Oct 8l--A delegation
from the Holland society and many friends
received the body Of Judge Van Worst,
president Of the society ia New York, when
it arrived at the union depot from that
city yesterday afternoon. Rev. Z. A. II.
Rudd conducted the interment service al
the Rural cemetery.
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A Kew Haven Paper in Trouble.

NEW HAVEN Oct 3i.-rhe New Haven
Union has been attached for 1000 on a
charge Of libel preferred by DR.. O. 7. Os-
borne. The paper charged Osborne with
depriving his mother-in-law OF her liberty
and conspiring to obtain her property.
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nIis.lnnnrlea nInssarrell.

LONDON. Oct 3l--The London Missionary
society has received news of the massacre by
natives Of Rev. Mr.. Savage, a number Of
native teachers and the crew of the society's
vessel, the Mary, in New Guinea. The gov
ernment of Queensland has sent steamer to
the scene Of the massacre.
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A cretnn Chrl.tlan r.capes,

ATHENS Oct 3i.-A Cretan Christian OF
high standing and influence has arrived here.
having escaped from the island with much
difficulty. He fully confirms the reports Of
the outrages inflicted upon Christians by tina
Turkish officials in Creti
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THE CORNER STONE LAID.
Brookiyn's Memorial Arch Be-
gun at Prospect Park.
GEN. W. 7. SHERMAN SPEAKS.

Hearty Grand Army Cheers for Old To-
cumsch-His Warm Words to the Vet
erans-A Monument Unveiled to Gen.
Caesar Rodney at Dover.
BROOKLYN, Oct. 3l.-Surrounded by two
brigades OF the national guard, by many
thousand veterans OF the late war. and in
the presence Of 5000 people, Gen. William
Tecumseh sherman yesterday afternoon laid
the corner stone Of the memorial arch TO be
erected on the Prospect park plaza in honor
Of the soldiers and sailors Of Brooklyn who
died in the late war. Gen. Sherman was
escorted TO Mayer Chapins residence by
Police Commissioner Bell, and he was ne-
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seoo. Ooo Dnmare by noIIer ExpIoslon

H~"NfN"N RAt"tAt" - ~ %f'fa'f AAA PA"et"hs
BnLLAIR, o., Oct 3l.-One Of the large
boilers Of the Bellair blast furnaces ex-
ploded with terrible force, cracking two
other boilers in the main battery and wreck
ing the boiler rooms. The south end Of the
nail factory was entirely demolished. win
dows were broken in all the adjoining build
ings, and the wreck was scattered over an
area Of 100 yards The damage To tho mill
and adjoining property is 100000 No one
was injured.
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She wm Not BE a Princess.

PARIs, Oct. 3l.-The Figaro announces
that Prince Murat has left Paris, that Miss
Caldwell sails for New York on Saturday
and that the marriage :son
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- - ~ - Id Anr.

GLENs FAILS, n. y, Oct 5l-- Lewis An
drews. Jed igsi years, has just died at Pots
ter. vile. Warren county. He was bright.
and active up to the day Of hfn daath- -
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Ruhe nnrrors Escapes.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Oct. Sl.-The net re-
suit of the chase after Rube Burrows and his
partner in BlOunt county is two dead depu-
ties and one bloodhound. The outlaws have
escaped, the chase has been abandoned and
all hands have returned home.
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weather Indications.

Slightly warmer and generally from cloudy
70 party cloudy, preceded by rain, followed
by some Improvement Of the weather
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A cbicaro rItcb.r rnkes a yyIfe.

A Chicago Pitcher Takes wife.
HAvERHILI, Mass, Oct Sl-Miss Harriet
Day, OF this city. and John Tener, the we'll
known pitcher Of the Chicago Baseball club,
have just been married here. Mr. and Mrs.
Toner will make their future home in Pitts
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MORE CLAN MEN TESTIFY
The Secret Committee Report
ed to Beggs Alone.
DID THEY MURDER DIR. CRONIN'

Interesting Testimony OF the Camps
Minis Disappearance with the Secret
Committee.
CHICAGO, Oct 3l.-A sensation occurred
in the Cronin case when court opened, and
stephen Colleran, the Clan-na-Gael witness
from whom much was expected could not
be found. Attachments were issued for him
and for Edward Spellman, Of Peoria, the
district officer of the Clan-na-Guel Dennis
O'Connor was called, and testified that he
had been a member Of the clan for twenty
one years lie was present at the meeting
Feb. s, and heard Foy and Capt O'Connor
speak. He could not remember what they
said. He had been in DR.. Cronin's camp and
heard read the minority report Of the trial
committee of the executive body. He did
not know who the executive was that was on
trial It was a rule that members should
not know who the executive committee were.
After Capt O'Connor's speech some one
moved that committee be appointed to in
vestigate the matter alluded to by Capt.
UConnor.
A Secret Committee Was Appointed.
The motion was carried, but witness did
not know whether or not the committee was
appointed Ii was TO be a secret committee;
the senior guardian always appointed COM
mittees ordered by resolution. The witness
did not remember hearing Capt. 0Connor
say that the funds had been embezzled by
the ex-executive, and instead of looking for
spies in the camp the ex-exeeutive ought to
be investigated.
hal aHFafffn1 fbof
he remembered Capt O'Connor saying
the ex-executive had sent Irishmen to Eng
land and then betrayed them, and they were
then in English prisons He might also have
said that there we've English spies in the
camp, that lie Caron was a spy and that his
friends were in the order in this city. Cross
examined, be said he attended the meeting
because he understood important business
was to be brought up said business being
the minority report of the Buffalo conven.
tion that had been read in Cronin's camp.
The Missing Witness Turns Up.
Colleran was here brought into court. He
said be and Burke had worked for the city
| being discharged last December. The thres
visits paid by himself and Burke to Beggi
office were for the sole purpose of securing
the latter's influence in getting them rein
stated
The Camps Secretary Creates Sensation
Patrick Henry Nolan, financial secretar.
of Camp 20, was the next witness. lie salt
Coughlin's number was o., Begg's 25l
Cooney's 21l, O'Sullvan's 356 and Burke
So. He was not present at the meeting q
Feb. s, but at the reunion meeting of Feb.
he heard the remarks made by Beggs in repl
to McGarry and Powers
He was present May 8, and had understoo
that Beggs had appointed a secret commit
tee. He had also associated in his mind th
disappearance OF DR.. Cronin with the az
pointment. This admission created sensl
tion.
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FIRST Chestnut-''What's the matter
with your Second Chestnut-"Worms.
FIRST Tree-"How's businessg" Second
Tree" Branching out. !"
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THE EQUITABLE
Guarantee and Trust Company,
Northwest Corner Ninth and MARKET sts.
WILMINGTON, DEL.

Deposits of money received on interest.
Rents and income collected and remitted Tor
a moderate charge and estates OF every de-
scription carefully managed.
This company acts as executor, administra-
trusts Of every description from the courts,
corporations and individuals and acts as
agent for the registration and transfer OF
loans and stocks of corporations ana ln the
payment Of coupons OF registered interest," or
dividends. 80.
This company also guarantees the validity
performance and effect OF any contract. De-
comes surety on bail bonds and courts ana
officials are directed to accept 1t as sole
surety in all cases.
Executors administrators or trustees or es-
tates and ladies unaccustOmed to the trans
action of business will find this company a
convenient depository for money
Wills receipted for and safely Kept without
For further information. call at the office or
send for circular.
WILLIAM BUSH, President
PRESTON LEA, Vice President.
WILLARD SALISBURY, JR.,
Acting Secretary and Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
VIM. FL Swift, II. NJ. Barksdale,
Samuel Bancroft, Jr.. William DUPONT,
Preston Lea, InOS. jackson.
William Bush, VIM Il. Porter,
w. Salisbury, Jr., Joseph Swift,
II H Carter WIG Pennypacker,
Dr. T. A Draper, J Smith Brennan,
K Bringhurst, Jr., George V Massey,
George w Bush. A. r. Robinson,
Christian Febiger, II. A. Richardson.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.


NOR CHEAP. NEAT AND QUICK PRINT
II ING GO TO WILMINGTON PRINT
ING COMPANY. 400 SHIPLEY STREET..
CAPITAL, 100000.
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R. R. ROBINSON 8 col,
BANKERS AND BROKERS

DANRAAsd AMI oAOA-HAsS
Corner Fourth and Market Streets.
FOR SALE.
so shares Of the Wilmington Coal Gas Com
pany's stock.
81 shares Of the Delaware Railroad stock.
stocks bought and sold IN the New York,
Philadelphia and Boston markets on commis-
don.
Letters Of credit given, available IN al psrts
The world, and drafts on England Ireland,
France, Germany and Switzerland issued.
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Insured for sammy.

Miss Halton used 10 be very pronounced
blonde, but utterly her hair has assumed
the hue of bronze. She gave her age as "A
tontine policy on her life for $50, 600 for tho
benefit Of her little brother, Sammy. Miss
Haltons enemies say she is more than "a
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ceived at the door by Mayor Chaplin, who
was fanked by Gen. Henry S. Slocum and
Gen. o. o. Howard, who commanded the
left and right wings OF Gen Sherman's
army on its march to the sea. The parade
was reviewed by Gems Sherman, Howard
and Slocum and Mayor Chaplin as it passed