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Daily Republican., 1889-07-12
REERIGERATOR S

During the winter months
when your mind was far from
Refrigators VIC We're placing our
orders for the summer. We fig
ured on how IN any we
would sell. Had them made
up and delivered, Our
sales have gone beyond our
expectations, and we find
that VIC will have to call on
the manufacturers again for
another supply. The reason
IS because ourprices and goods
are both right to suit you. Our
Reirlgcrators are constructed
on the common sense plan with
no useless parts attached to
make it appear what it isn't.
Every Refrigerator guaranteed
to be perfectly dry and up to
the standard in al! qualities.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-12

IT SEEMS that the Democrats are
determined to push Pension Commits.
siOner Tanner out oil his position. and
have circulated report that the
President has requested him to hand
in his resignation. Now we do 10,
bt lieve anything of the kind, as presi-
dent Harrison is an old soldier himself.
and he knows as well as any one else
can know, that II Commissioner Tan.
ner has erred in the administration OF
the affairs OF his office it has been by
doing more than strict construction
of the law permitted for the men who
risked their lives and limbs in defense
OF their country at tiine when mon
were needed. Corporal Tanner lost
both OF his legs fighting for the per.
pctuity Of the Union, and consequently
his sympathies are with those who
have lost their limbs or incurred dis
ease in the service of their country
He is the soldiers friend, and we d.
not believe that there is any danger o
his being removed.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-12
NEW JERSEY AND WILMINGTON

A
NEW JERSEY AND NVILMI NGTDN
IN Ferry Comnany Time tahIe het,yosn
] Wilmington mud pennseFnve IaIinr s,inri
! Sunday June m Il q '"n SNeS'
| -. ,,,,,,, ,,,,..,
DALI FACEPr SUNDAY
| Leave Wilmington, King street pier a IL
fr0. 2. 30 p. m, II 30 T. 30 q. IN. arrive Penna
grove 10, 43S, % y. M, IL. OA sos n IN
Leave Penusgrove q. IS 80 a M LA a hi
| s 20 D, m, arrive wilmington d IA 10 u n
NJ, z. 90, g. as, g,O5 d. m, "
| sItNp Avs ax,,v
StNDh' D WILL.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-12

DUBLIC SALE.
4 Having decided to quit the Livery Bust
TN ness, I will offer my entire esFH,
10y stock OF HOhSKA CAR 89&5Ytz.
RlAGhs, etc.. without reserve, at public sale,
SATURDAY lilly n 1880

ISSN . nes iyiu onsr ny entire f.S- ~.
hiAoEs, etc.. without reserve, At public sale,
SATURDAY. JULY 10, 1889,
at l O'Clock, p. M,
At my stables, End and Parrish sts., fbe-
tween Madison and Jefferson sts.)
No. Hay horse, years old, 10 hands high,
food driver and worker, safe for lady 10
No. 2. sorrel horse, 8 years old. 10 10 hands
nigh, good prompt driver, can trot close to
good horse tor doctor.
No. g.. Dark brown mare. years old, ISL.
hsnns high. perfectly safe and eau road 10
No. =. spo't>d horse, years old, IS i-2
hands sood family horse, safe for anybody
No. D.. A brown mare, years cid, rs Ia
hends high. per iectly safe Tor indy to drive;
Win foal by liannis. u thorough bred Nhpo-
No. 0. A sorrol horse. Q years old, rs hands
high, good driver aud fine saddler.
NO. 7. gray mare, years old, Is Ia
hands rood worker and can trot fast.
No s. nay h9t.e years old, is IL hands
No. y. Bay pony, o years cid. 10 hands high,
thIe Tor an ybody 30 drive single or double and
! doctcr's phmton. new. by Cshill: I side
spar buggy, new, by rahill; iside spar buggy,
new, by Guthrie; side spar buggies, in good
IN coed order: e-seHted sporting wagon, ne y,
by Cortland Wagon Co; 1 seated Clayton
seated. low-door, cut.under, in good order,
WIN pole; 22teated lump-seat carriages; /
seated pony sure, l.man speeding buggy,
die wagon, nearly new; / road cart; set
euosre hsrnes1, new; set pony harness; set
ble harness; riding taddles; whips, blankets
robes, etc.
that amount ere lit OF months win he given
by purchaser giving hankAhie note. with app
nr ro,N,i sndnr'er' per gent on for cash. on
Daily Republican., 1889-07-12
WANANIAEI.Is's.
PuiLApELrniA, Friday, July ~ 1850.
Closed at l p, N. TO morrow.

There are a dozen places
in Mems Cio.hing where
prices are as if you found
a hardful of dollars with
each suit.
Light ard dark fancy
plaid Chcvioti. silk mixed
Cassimeres, gray mixed Cas-
simeres, light dr4bs and like
ssasonabie S h a d e s and
weights. Some sack, some
cutaway, some both. $50
for $1,000, $IS for SIS, SIS
tor SI2, SI2 Tor $40, and so
on
Rats OF right rigs tor
title or big boys.
Near Thirteenth and Market streets cor
ntr.
Everything tor Tennis -
wear or play. No odds who
makes your iavori.e Racket,
it's here. Our own Tsp C
iais," too good as the hes,
and nothing to pay for name
Base Ball, Cricket, and
Croque: tools, and whatever
tackle the sea or brook
angler needs-Abbey & I'm
brie's.
Basement, northeast of centre.
A batch OF fresh Cream
Oriental Lace that you can
save a third on, q to Al
inches, 10 to 20c; msrkel
right TO be Is to 30c.
Chestnut street side, east of main allie.
Some OF The IS Jerseys
nave been Sac. Five lots
81, 81, IS, 81, So
Second floor, Chestnut street front. TAX,
elevator.
About 2oo dozen honest
sturdy German Napkins
dinner size. GO from $1,1C
TO CSC a dozen Nine pat
terms.
Main aisle, south of centre.
A Monitor Oil Stove cam
explode. We put it first
Saves oil, saves wick, steady
light, With two 81 incl
burners and top, $3.50
Other styles up to SIS,
Lamp Stoves 75c single
$3.50 double; extra fine fol
table, So so.
Retort Gas Stoves, 81 te
800 You lose money By
zziing over the Summel
range.
Easement, northeast of centre.
JoHN WANAMAKER
Daily Republican., 1889-07-12

IT is matter for regret that the rail-
road companies have refused to make
the rates for those who intended to
visit the National Encampment of the
Grand Army, which was to have been
held at Milwaukee, the same as they
have heretofore been Other years
there has been q uniform rate OF one
cent mile, and it was expected that
the same would be done this year, but
as the railroad companies have decided
that THE concession shall not be grant
ed, ii has been determined not to hold
o National Encampment on the same
grand scale as has been the Case here
totore. and ii has announced that &C.
comnodations will be provided Tor but
one thousand delegates. 1t was ex-
pected, aud there is no doubt but there
would have been at least two hundred
thousand visitors. and the City Coun-
Gil of Milwaukee has Appropriated
forty thousand dollars towards
their entertainment, but the entire
matter is now killed by the Ielny
wise and pound foolish policy OF the
railroad companies We cannot see
why the next National EncampMent
should not be held in Philadelphia |
There never has been an encampment
held there, aud as that city furnished
more men for the suppression OF the
rebellion than any other city in the
Union, we think it is eminently en-
titled TO the honor. We have no
doubt the Pennsylvania and Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Companies, with |
their accustomed Hberlltv would |
bring visitors from all places on their
lines ut the very lowest rates, and we
know that the old soldiers would be !
welcomed by the residents of the City
of Brotheriy Love. Therefore let Us
have the next encampment in PhilQ-
delphia
Daily Republican., 1889-07-12
Philadelphia Wilminp,o, :, =,
baltimore Railroad.
JULY LIST, 1889.


', ra"' viii leave Wilmington Il. ,,,,
rhiladsiphis ,erpr.,, , "'IoNi
Sc, si9 ~, 10 ". ios 2sA tAn,
~ x y !; y, zs s& ~ u 4,
Sor e = S ~ 70 40 M SO
~ 10 D. !. y = ii IA q. In g Is i "a Am
a., " rs e. ~. 30, 10, ~ s1 pN
g y, IA; "a " a. iz ~, u, ~ VI /;
ror ives, Ciss.sT, Va q r. " N
tls a NJ, a.S sad 4 Top, n! anokiu, tyus
ud ror sHara tQs1tTeI and lnt.rm,,,.. ~
Bsltinsre AID inter%s a \ ?, a, w.
nv So9 p. N. and IL i Sisht. 'aaonh Bu.
Rsiti mnoorre and icy Line, . Is .. q,
10 IA AND ifoo ana M na;ssalhssr!Gp. I" ~ =,
Trsins 70, Delswsie D. Sn !, I i ,S,.at"
eis 3. m. ana Il Is M 4, a; M. i2S 2M IL
1e"igtt"wn and IL ltDD,th. 80,
sesfora ,.cqr~,,nctstta,, sasp.u,
ssprsss SCI" tsr % g g. ri . SON
ma Ih r. q. ~ tor nover. Hsrrinst1a tad Da.
kxpress for oaps Carries Old Polst H.
-ort. aud Norfolk. no Night. va
Leave PnilAdeiphla, BROAD str,., IN, vn
ninkton lexpreasl gM, IN ~ WI
Y, 10 ~ ~ is IL &A. M, 1,isS ~
- W. on, 'asz 6oo b07, tT, i'm 1,S
ceons N odAtion, cas- ta,
~. sM. CfI s& io0S itla AMI tS ~
etNDAh TRAINS. VA
not fniiAd siphls te xpress, M ~, ,
~, ~ % a. IN, 2 n, 5fS u "a ~, 81 ~ .
Aesv ~ 10 odStion, 6l6a, M ,eis Nh.
90 ~ " " and 10 ~ o, M "" ~ ~
"a. %. and y u .. N, ''''' '"' iu,
az Aeggonnmoastion, SIS m, Rp. ln 4,
TOT Hsw York (exprcssl, 90, 95L iniO
"a 2bn. m, nil, IN, t@r VI, Ig,ui
~, FSi y S 8 oA.st.r. via L.nO,in. IL, n,
For Qips Charles. Old Point eontor, a,
Norfolk. 4 .kNi2nt. eV"'V'A ~
For NevcOssue, KirAwoai, t,ldno,,
VILE, soaford, Lhutul ard nclm. lin W,t'
Baltirn ore aud W sshint ton, h. .l III;
a. M, IL VI. tSs, eS9. a., TS1p. o, Ard M,
Night. halt more, q. % 2. m. snd Il l,Si,i,
Leave Philsdelphis, Broad strees ior VI ~,
mington (eHpressD, $50, IN. p,lR nis
40, b.os. 'tiS, 90, Cd ii,g, il.g and
Accom- mediation, s.aa la,pA. NJ. nxln
$40. b.%, 10. ~ sndfi ap. ". @"h
For ruither Information, pHisels.n us -.
ferred to the ticket ONCE al ths staten,
Trains marked thus ~ are limitsi trpi,,,
rrou watch EXTRA .arsis cnsrged.
CHAS, n. PUaH. J. Il. WOOD
Sensrsi HAMMER General f..sassf Al
Daily Republican., 1889-07-12

CoNcILMAN CHAMBERS set an ex-
ampe at last evenings session OF
Council that should be followed by
some of the other members. On a
question OF privilege he said that after
examining the new law in relation 10
the pay OF members he was satisfied
that it went into effect as soon as it
was passed, and that as he felt he was
not entitled to more than $40 a month
from that time he returned the Tl3 -
which he had received in excess OF
that amount. There is no doubt but
the intention Of the Legislature wac 10
have the law 90 into fleet ii once, AID
we have no doubt but The majority Of
the members OF Cuu.ci! ure of the
same opinion. 1t is, however, pruha.
BILE that the other memheIs are still
studying the law and that by next
meeting they will he satisfied in rel,
erenoe to il and follow Hr. Chan
bcrs' excellent example.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-12


1T Is semi-Qiiicially stated that there
will be an extra session OF Congress
called to meet between October - and
Novem Der /, and this is nothing more
than right and proper mere are
many questions to be considered. and
among those Of vital importance is the
tariff and the internal revenue. The
first should be revised, so that every.
thing which can be grown or manu-
featured in this country will be pro-
tected against foreign competition,
while the revenue tax should be aho
lshed altogether. This tax is oppres.
sive on our own people, and is no
longer needed by the Government. AT
The time II was laid money was need
ed, but now that the need has passed
II should be repcsled. The Republican
party in Its last platform gave u pledge
That this should lie done, and the
sooner tins pledge is fulfilled The better
1t will be for the entire country. In
addition to this, there are several con
tested seats to be settled. and If all
these matters are deferred until the
regular session there will be but little
time LETT for the transaction OF other
business. Therefore we are in favor
OF the extra session. and Think that il
might he better to call it even a montL
sooner than the time stated.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-12
A Tumble in Prices

We're devotng our attention towards
unloading our surplus stock of light
weights, and cut down prices are the
methods employed to force down accum-
ulations. Our establishment is throneed
all DAY and the cut rate prices have al
ready made u telling effect. We're
pressing down prices al over the store.
We're whiting down profits In every
department to their lowest extremi.
ty.
An Elegant Flannel Coat and Vest,
Sl.00.
seersucker Coat and Vest, 75c.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-12
AN UNPARALLELED SALE OF
HOSIERY
AT THE
bee HIVE"

BY a recent purchase we
are able to place before you
179 dozens of Children's
Black Ribbed Hose, full
regular made, 25c goods in
all large stores, at the I'M
heard-of average price OF lac
a pair, and not 25c.
Note the prices:
$ in. loc a pair. s f-2
in. tic. 6 lin. I3c. 6 l-2
in. i5c. 2 in. NC. ? IL
in. i8c.
Think OF these bargains.
A few dozens OF Ladies'
Black Lisle Thread Hose,
81 &c goods, at Csc a pair.
Less than half price.
go dozens Gents Csc
Striped hose, unbleached
grounds, colored stripes, 10c
a pair instead of 25c. This
beats any price we ever
heard of. The above goods
are all of a late purchase, to
be sold for your benefit at
BOG Market st.
Russell, MissimeI & Co.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-12

DUBLiC sALE-wILL BE SOLD IN
i front of Stdham n SONS. auction
room, ON Saturday morning July 18TH,
at 10 4 O'Clock, Il large invoice OF linen
Horse sheets. busters, Cirsinglcs, Hal.
tcrs, Express Harness, Brass Mountings
Double and Single Harness. The nbovc
goods have been damaged by smoke and
water in the large fire in Philadelphia.
ralc without reserve. STIDHAM 4
SON, Auctioneers. Ia-it.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-12
PEGIsTER's ORDER.
~ REalbrEts OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DBL,

HIM. Nh. nau,.., June lbli 1859.
s n,n =, sirG ,,d,, ., Elizabeth g; baker,
deceased, II Is ordered and directed by
The Register that the Executor aforesaid
give notice OF granting OF letters IeslA-
m.ntary upon the estate OF Tie deceased,
with the date OF granting thereof
by cautlns advertisements u be posted
wllhlh ~ days from the date OF such
letters IN six OF the most publIc
places or the county OF New Castle, rsqnirins
Al peTsonb having demands agRinst the estate
70 present The same, or abide by an Act o.
Assembly IN such case made aud provided
Ane alsocAuse the same TO he iu.ertud " Thin
the same period in the naily REPUBLICAN,
| aucwspaper puhliEhed In WILMINGTON bel
snd t. be continued therein three weeks
- Given under the hand and Seal OF
49, Wilmington, Ia New Castle Comfy
| aforesaid, the day and year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFDHD, Register,
NoIltE.-All persons having claims against
Tue estate OF the decsased must present the
ssMe, duly si,ested TO the Executor.
on or before JFnt In ~, oT abide
tie Act Of Assembly In such case made and
provided. ....
ANTHONY HIGGINS, Executor.
hhore ~ Wilmington Del Jl7-eUd-3w
Daily Republican., 1889-07-12

Mr.. John King, of jackson, Misc.
says that he was cared of rheumatism ia
his leet and legs by taking swift sp.-
ciiic. This was after lie had tried many
other remedies, both internal and exter-
nal, and paid many doctors bills.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-12

Again, four lots Pure
Mohasr Coat and Vest at
S.. No common chance.
The natural silky gloss Mo-
hair, not degraded by mix
ture. The manufacture OF
the garments equally excel.
Lnt. Every item of G, { d
service considered Yer,
dressy. Ru b Der axilla
shields.
They were $3.50. To
insure sale this season, Sc.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-12
BALTIMORE & OHIO nAllnoAp.

DALTIAfORES OHIO KAUFMAN
mn ,,~s ,,g.y,s -, "l - ~
AhAiN7 '1is LEI. ANL PEfVE.
East boIhh'
express trains:
NEW ORR, week days l3.Goj.'7 Oj,'03
a. m. az ". - ". % Us. - 4ip,m.
NEW lohk, sundays, 10, 800 q. ia.
rl!u', " %, 70 W., - 90 y. IN.
PHiLAptLfiIIA, week dnys,+ l5.T@,f6
e5O, % NY, sW. 10 ~ 10 y ~,
f2Os, ", 81, 90. 40 SOUS, rs, CIV
81 40. % $ 81. ~ 81 D. m.
Pull pELrhih, sundays,2 -, olGNiN
905, 10 70 II. m, 'l2 Os, 90. '.3-. 8'G w
% o., 62i, GO sd46, sS5 ~ 81 y. m.
CHESTER, week days.'2 Is. .1Uj, GOlfA
151, - 30. 90 so "a, 10 20 Il, m. i.5
90 % ~, 30, 10. sos. 8 -. Ga. ~,
7cl, rs. ~ SO T.. M.
GREATER. Sundays,s2 ~. - %. 5O.7SsG
10 q, u. M, 'l2oe 90. .2SS. SW ~
70 ". oE5. 60, 500, $50, ~ 81 p. IN.
ATLANTIC Ciry. n j., week days 10
300 a. m, LOO, (l2.0s on Saturday 0nlyL
. 30, 400, 5.Us y. m. Sundays, 7uj IL ill.,
2,3S p. M ,,oa,rx
hALiiMoRR AND W AshINGIoN, rDsE
d A., IL u; ~ ~. ~, a. ~, 70 70, - al
Sunday.
flttsDuIB, q ~ Il. MI % 10 nad 'SG D
M; nll uhily.
a
uniiity, tnra,, md g. Io,d. .,,..
ssH g, ~ Sa,,,, ioH' :" Pm
''i'' :, ~ =. ~ hS1oN,uon,rt,v ,ro,,,
a - = a. ~ ~ ~ a,'I $50 ,S,'.
1ays' Ell 80 ";.n - enu ~ l'"'"s4f
Gays. 80 n. m. % anu " T. ~
IhAlNs tEAyE MAhKkf erNthl Nos,
For Philadelphia anu WAY sWtOA3
week DAYS: 3 so. d 10, 80 II. IS u. ~, rg,
2 "a. Q IS d, IN. sundays. d 30 "A. m; /. Is, ~,
on W. w. baltimore, wool, d,,.s,q7rqn .N
n rpi NJ a. 49, ~ u"I z w
! % H. ~. ~ ~ T.. H. H""uH9s' y"
u ~; - hlu o oo =. m. -..,,........,.
FOR LihuenDeIg ana way SUI "lN W'rh
sundnys D25 n. m; rs $40 NJ m.
1iHc2,nnIi and H TovJ .. Il A. ui
All, G,1i,tr nnn, s emrdny HouiS' . 4 '-'
Chicago $ ~ II: m. daily, except sun
day;.5 so y. m, daily.
flttsburg, IS 30 a M, daily, except sun.
LEAVE PuiI hpi.i'rmiA ron wLMlSGroy
Daily. ii 10 ssl5. l0OO. vi ION, M. l!l
Daily Republican., 1889-07-12
Pecu|iaritIes2

ttUuiluiIpUu 7
The Two Pongee Silk is full
of tn e m. The
Thinnest Cloth
ing-it is the
most lndestructi-
Hot Weather BILE. Washa BILE,
fine, lustrous, the
direct product OF
Chinese peasants,
itisaromanee and
Specials hare hard . to- to believe believe
Coat and Vest
cost but $500
Emperors wesr
{ Popgces.
CleanIy? While
the silk holds to.
gether for weeks
and years.-a little
water WASH es out
$500. the soil, and a
hot iron restores
the sheen OF the
silk, the freshness
of the garment. =: ~
Yet, what is so light? IS
is about half price.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-12

Look in our Sixth sire ct
Windows. More money
savers than we advertise .
Tnines you want now. and
and We want to sell now.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-12

CwIMaIING SCHOOL,
~ -POn--
Children, Ladies'. and Gentlemen,
FouRTH AND JEFFERSON ST.,
Wilmington. Del.
SWIMMING DEPARTMENT WILL OPEN
SATURDAY, JUNElST.
Arrangement OF Hours,
Ladies ana Misses from ia. III. toll n. m.
Genllemen aud Masters from 3 D. N. to q p. IN.
classes or private insiructien ~ special ar
rangement. Terms Invariably In advance.
Terms with Instruction. Regular Quarter,
= lessons 5000 A Short Quarter, rs lessons
E.hO. Lesson Ticket. 40. single Lesson,
% csnts. special Terms for Families. School
thildren, IS. - for the season. FOR swimmers
Terms without instructions. Season Ticket,
500; one hsnih, 800 Single Hath. Is cents;
Ladies or Genttulon's Tickets, o for sLp. A
careful and experienced lady teacher Will he
In charge OF the ladies' and chtldren's depart
ment A. y. WEBSTER. MO- tn- III. Ba.lm
Daily Republican., 1889-07-12
NEW STORE,
NEW GOODS and
BOTTOM PRICES,

NO. 3l5 1AlNALL STREET,
W I'LL a fun line OF OIL CLOTHS, CARPETS,
FIRE FuRN lruRE, GENTS and YOUTHS
CLOTHING, LADIES DRESS GOODS,
GlNGHAMs, MUsLlNS and many other al ii.
cies which | an selling at low price,, on
Weekly and Monthly Payments The public
arc Invited to call aud examine for themselves
and be convinced that This lie the place to get
suited. No trouble 10 show goods.
JO-lm DAVID ABEA MSON,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-12

Yet, what is so light? So
is about half price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-24
rryrpIr. OF rsIIo BELL. JR.

The funeral OF Isaac Bell IT, United States Minister
To tho Netherlands who died at St. Luke's Hospital on
Sunday was held IN Trinity Church yesterday. The
church was crowded with relatives and friends OF the dead
man Tho services were conducted by the Rev. Dr..
Morgan Dix assisted by Rev Dr. George H. Houghton
q, the Church OF the Emancipation the Rev. George S.
Bsker OF St Luke's Hospital, and the Rev. MI Hill, OF
trinity Church Lord let know mine end" was sung,
ana then the Rev Dr. Houghton read The First Lesson
and DR. Dix the Commitment The full choir OF Trinity
Church sing Just as am" after which the services in
tho church were closed Crofs funeral service On
tho conn there we're wreaths Of Noets, cross OF lilies
q, tho valley and other flowers As the conn was carried
down the aisle the chief Mrs Isaac Bell ~,
the widow OF the dead man Edward Bell, MI and Mrs
Louis " Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Bell. Neholss ana
Cornelius Fish, and Mrs James L. Barclay ana otner
relatives followed The funeral in the Mott family
vaut in Greenwood the Rev. DR.. Hougnton conducting
the services at the cemetery
rhe palbearcrs were Thomas Newbod, William Jay,
buchanan winthrop James X. Oracle, ]. FREDERICK
t,ernochan Gardiner c. Rowland Herman oelrichs William
Post Cornelius geloves and Nicholas Fish. Among
boe nresent were Levi p Morton, John Jacob Aston,
svd,ev webster John Monroe, Of Paris; Peter Marie,
svdpev Ashmore william II. Walton, D. r. Paysons'
\ ~ Gerard Edward r. King. William WightfghS
yvu,,, p Douglass Robert L. Cutting, ]. Edward Sim
aors nresident OF the Board OF Education; Columbus
p.idwtn John j. II. Cooper W. l.. Gullaudan' schuyler
,,a-rsn charles B Holman William Kngslsnd, John
sr..hara Car, schurE George Leavitt, Henry Taylor
csor0. II. Bend j. L. Knight, ex-Judge Bedford Com
,..,o.ar rrennSn Ward McAlllser. Recorder Smyth
,an ps,rerson John n. Agnew, United States District
,,ssru.y 8 H. Walker j. C. Van Rensselaer,, Abram B.
ns,,,,, Louis IorIlard ana S. V. Il. Cruger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-24
poIIrY RnLnERs REooME ALARMEp.

The publication yesterday Of an article about tho
NewYork Safety Reserve Fund Insurance Association
caused many persons holding policies in the association
TO visit the ofce at Fulton and Greenwich sts and the
president, c. J. Hartman, was kept busy making OK.
plantations The charge was made some time ago
that the company was not doing lawful business,
and Mr.. Maxwell. the State Superintendent Of In
surance, now has a suit pending against IT, Mr..
Hartman denies this, and says that an adverse de
cson Will affect slxtythrce other companies that were
incorporated before the passage OF the act OF 1888
and which also DO club insurance business He
also said that tho outstanding claims amounted to
but 81 $780, and that they would be settled as soon as
the suit was All the trouble, 10 declared. was caused
by a bltter enemy. formerly an employe OF the com
panv The company was not Issuing any new policies
now he declared owing 10 tho suit, and instead o.
having 100 agents, as formerly Twelve Wefe enough
% collect tho premiums on old polcles'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-24
THE KEArHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS FOR "a HOURS.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2S-s p m--Fcr Maine New Hamp
shire and Vermont faii warmer
Ior Massachusetts Rhode Island connocticu. Eastern
New.York Pennsylvania and HewJeTsey. ar fol-
lowed Fray along the by rain warmers winds becom
ing casterly.
For Maryland and Delaware fair Thursday. rain Friday,
For virginia and North Carolina threatening weather with
rain
For south Georgia. Alabama and Florida. general
rains slightly
For Louisiana Mississippi general rans colder EXCEPT
in the portions nearly stationary temperature
For Eastern Texas rain, clearing in the northeastern psr
ton colder
For Arkansas Missouri threatening weather
with rain colder.
For Tennessee and Kentucky. threatening weather wiz
rain colder.
For West Virginia western Pennsylvania Western Nsvs
York and Ohio, light local rains, slightly warmer.
Fer Indiana and Illinois fair colder.
For Michigan aud Wisconsin. fair except along tbs lakes
light local o. rain colder
For Minnesota Dakota and Nebraska, tir warmer
For Missouri and Kansas generally fair nearly
stationary temperature.
For Colorado generally fair and warmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-24
E1EcTRro oAB1E uyTHons

can Hour in Atlantic Cable Station" was the sub
OF interesting delivered evening
the NewYork Electrical Society IN Clinton Hall by Charles
Cuttsiss Il description Of the apparatus TO be
found the majority Of the cable stations and their
lngs The lecturer spoke OF the speaking
ment and Of Sir William Thcmsons ink recorder ana
planned his own improved method vibrating the syphon
By magnetism which eliminates the troubles incident the
use static electricity Mr. Cuttss then described tho
Brown and Allen relay by which shs Morse system
worked considerable lengths Of cable and the Sarns
method OF dupsxng cables distinguished from in
vented by DR.. Alexander Murhesd +. w. Jones' cleo
trican Of the Postal Telegraph Cable Company also OK.
planned his improved method Of working landnss by
fvno mo en-