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Daily Republican., 1889-06-19
THIRD EDITION.


The case against Harvey B. vandegrift,
special detective at the P, w. 4 r.
DEPOT, for assault aud battery on Levi
Harman, coloTed, postponed from pre-
vious session, was cAlIei up Mr.. Van
degrilt plead guilty to r.kinR Harman
twice, but under extreme provo at on,
and number Of witnesses proved the
provocatioD. The court eau Toned all
parties against a too free use of the
blai Kjack and club, but 10 this instance
under the extreme provocaion offered
by Hartman he Ct mis-, Ell the charge. The
gist o. tie ey denee was that Hartman
came into the waiting room intox cat d,
using obscene language and behaved in a
very dis1rderly manner. He was put out
by MIR. GOUkin, but came In again and
resisted Mr.. Collins, who tried to put
him out. when M. Vandegrft came
along and put him out. Hartman resisted
aud Mr.. Vaudegriit struck him.
James {. Wilson arrested Tor drunken
ness and di.orderly conduct was fiLed 81
and coats.
Eden Hsgany was brought in about 8
this morning by Sergeant Tucker, drunk.
'1m guilty your Honor" said Hagany
and Judge Ball responded $40 aud costs.
lsaac Cooper had Emanuel keisman
arrested for peddling WITHOUT a license,
but The latter showed his license in Court
and WAS discharged.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19
O,Toole Spirited Away.

Michael Fshey was anAignd before
the Municipal Court this morning,
charged with cutting the throat Of Jerry
0Toole, at the Herbert House, over
Third street bridge, on Saturday evening,
June s. Fahty ard O'Toole live neigh
hors at Nos. So ard So Claymont street.
The neightos wers In the Herbert House
on the evening referred to and got into a
dispute, which ended IN 0'Toole banter
ing Fahey outside to settle the dispute,
aud both parties went out The doors OF
the house were shut to prevent any body
from going out In about five minutes
O'Toole came back in the house with his
throat cut almost from ear to ear, the
knife very narrowly escaping the jugular
vein.
Walter Locke, the witness who called
himself an "Euglish Cockney." and who
gave the foregoing details, stated that he
aud another man took O'Toole to DR..
Cantwell, where his throat was sewed
together, after which Locke hunted up q
pol ce officer and had Fahey arrested.
O'roo was not present at the hearing
this morning, owing to the fact that he
has been spirited away and cannot be
fourd.
William L. smalley, Jr., Esq, ap-
peared for Fahey, aud asked the dis
charge OF the prisoner. Judge Ball said
he would not discharge him until hi;
whereabouts were disclosed, as this was
a case where man was almost muir
dered, aud such cases were becoming en-.
tirely too frequent in the city.
1t was agreed between the attorneys
that farther hearing should be held or
Monday morning next, and the bail o.
u OK o to hold Fahey was continued.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19

The Young Mems Christian Associa-
,icn met in the Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church last night. President Baird in the
chair,
The committee on securing q suitable
place for the assoc alton to meet reported
having the building No. 1907 Market
street, known as the Ebbitt House.
During the evening n committee, con-
sisting of ID. ii. II. Messingtr, Robert
Adair and w. G. Pawley, was appointed
to revise the rolls. Charles II. Rowland,
j. T. Mullin, Jr., Ashton X. Tatum, II.
d. Walter and Robert Adair were select
ell as committee to make preparations
for reception to be rendered G. F. Lyle,
who is to be the secretary OF the associa.
ton. William Taylor, George CrozleI
and II. 4. Barnes were elected as the
nominating committee.
The next regular meeting will he held
Tuesday evening July 10th.
The Ebbitt House will be repalnted on
tn outside, the rear part on the ground
floor torn down aud the gymnasium will
extend the entire width Of the building
and back about twenty feet, making {
large room.
! The first room on entering will be th,
reception room. This will be comfort
ably furnished ALd made as home-like al
possible. The second floor Will be know
as the library, which will be neatl.
furnished. The building, when the pro
posed improvements are completed, vii
much resemble q new structure.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19

ST PAUL, MINI, June l9.-During
tie Indiau Council at Pine Ridge Agency,
Dakota, On Monday, the Comm ers
received letter from man named God
frey, who is conHidt red the special sd-
wiser OF Red Cloud, asking that further
coun ii at that agency be suspended
until the arrival OF ex. Indian Inspector
Polio. X. A report is IN circula; ON that
It has been suggs. ted to the Indians that
the money to he received In payment for
hors s, uLdtr tue provisions Of the
present bill, should be turned over to
Pollock In payment for service rendered
or to lie rendered these Indians. The
Ind ans are signing slowly.
The troops sent to the scene Of the re
p rted Indian outbreak at Mile Lacs,
Mlunssots, returned 10 Fort Smelling on
MoRday night u ere bling no indication
OF further disturbance. IL is believed
that the arrest Of Waiena, The young
Indian who shot Msgnussen, Will be lett
to the L. S. Marshal "rhere Is u ques-
ton, unsettled even in the Land Office
and Interior department, whether the
land belongs ~ The Government or the
IBdiaus-w neither it 10 q reservation VI
not -
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19

TO be understood 90 advancing the idea
that the only success In life to be coveted
is to make money and gain wealth.
Many OF the mot successful dlvines,
lawyers, physicians, statesmen, authors,
warriors and teachers have lived and died
poor. A vast army of good men and
women are blessing this earth to-day by
their lives, who have but little OF this
worlds goods. What is successl A
friend OF mine at the he ad OF one OF Phila-
delphia's great banks said: 1T Is lille
well spent A very beau iful definition,
but not to be compared with the one
given by Christ: She hath done what
she could
'It is doing ones duty and doing 1t
every day. 1t is making use of our OPP
poriunities. II Is look ng out In search
OF that which will upiiit and ennobe.
1t is holding on 10 the throttle as the
locomotive plunges on to certain destruc-
tion. 1t is the throwing overheard a
valuable cargo to save strangers. II is
refusing to catch the outstretehed hand
of sucCor, preferriDE to remain on the
frail support with wife and children and
be swept on by the foods OF the Cone
maugh to certain death. 1t is making
personal sacrifice Tor an education II is
mhhiuB ttll-uculhlh iOF lNObt Vi Oul
homes. 1t is helping the disco nf olate,
despordent and sorTowiul ONES and lit
ING up the downcast.
The address WAS replete with gool adj
vice, aud 10 conclusion he said:
81 trust tonight that you will gather
fresh inspiration and hope. Resolve &c
do all you can towards developing the
noblest possibilities of your nature. Dc
what Won can 10 think good thouphta Il
love true things and to do good deeds,
thus strengthening yourselves to resis
temptation. Respect your own calling
by becoming master Of It. Respect your
employers by giving them your best
efforts. BE intent on present duty and
the hours OF toll will go by swiftly. Re
member the unnamed woman OF Bethany
that she hath done what ste could Pol.
low her example, and / assure you thai
there will come to you possibilities o.
which you little dreamed; oppOriunitlel
unexpected will opsn to you and you
will realize that It is as true to-day al
when written ages ago that "a diligen
hand maketh rich.' Rich In developing
a grand, sweet lie, crowned with con
seriousness OF duty always performed, ant
IN the great beyond will come q richer
grander life-the reward OF lie wei
spent"
AT the close Of the address to the grad
yates the orchestra rendered ''Danub
Waves" waltz, from Duuari, ate
which ii. b. Burbage delivered the vale
dictory.
Professor Goldey spoke briefly of tn
founding OF the College, and the exercise
were closed with the benediction by lii
Rev. w. L. S. Murray.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19

Barney O'Neill, who lives in West
Philadelphia, Pa, celebrated election day
by beating several women and their hus-
bands, but Sixteenth district officers in
terrupted his diversion and Magistrate
G ark held him under 81 600 bail. Bar
Hey began by Selling Mrs. Fred 0rne as
she stood In her door, near Forty.slxth
and Havertord streets, and attempted to
drag her Into the street. Mr.. Orne OBJ
ie;tel in his wife's behalf, and was badly
beaten and kicked. Then Barney pulled
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Dougherty cut of her
house, knocked her down and was kick
ing her when the officers iuteriered.
O'Neli was sober, but could give no rea-
son for his behavior.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19

PROPOSALS FOR EUEL-PROPO-
i sals Tor u.l Will be received at the rooms
OF the Board oil Public Education until o.
clock, =. IN, June s. lssJ, Tor lurni hing the
puDliC schools OF the city with hard LthiRh
white ash GOALS AS follows: About 40 tons Of
broken coal: also about 90 tons egg coal; also
about iOI tons OF LIE or Schuy lkIll stove and
egg coal also about twenty en- tons Of lear
HELD unanimous coal. The coal must he
screened and prepared rs for family use, each
ton mu I weigh 2 2iu pounds, aud be put In the
cell irs Of the different schools IN quantities to
lee named by the committee. Tit namc OF the
cuiiiery must he stated, with the price named
Of each. Proposals will also he received Tor
about iifty cords Of good pine cord wood, n
to he sawed twice aud spllt, except about ten
CORDS which shall be sawed In Iour pieces aud
spl sufficiently iinr for stoves. Til cnutrHr-
tor VIII be required to supply all scltaGls that
may run short OF coal or wood UNTIL May I5,l,,
| lsFi, Mt the contract price.
1he committee reseryethe right reject amy
| or all bids,
! The whole o tho coal and wood To be delly-
| ere by the i5Lh day Of August, 1881.
| SAMUEL +. BETrS,
DAVID X. SMITH,
Henry T.. MASON,
/ tp., Al oil
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19

PHILADELPHIA, June 10. George San
ders, 632 North Front street, Camden,
was arrested in Camden yesterday charg
ted with assault and battery on Philip
Harris. Elm street, below Front. Sand
ers told curious ta'e to Mayor Pratt.
He said that he had lived with his wife
for nineteen years, and was the father OF
six children. His wife a short time since
got into her head that the marriage cere-
mony performed was not performed legal,
She claimed tina; they had never b en-
married, and that she had a right TO dc
as size chose. Sic left her home aud
family and married Harris. The two
husbands met on the street. A fight
took place, natural consequence undel
such conditions, and he was arrested.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19

Louis II. Egner, who became insane a
few weeks ago from the effects OF blow
on the head, that it was deemed best to
send him TO the State Asylum, has 80
far improved that he was discharged on
Thursday OF last week, and although so
weak at that time that he hid to 10
lifted into the carriage, he gained
strength SO rapidly that he was on Mon.
day able to visit Philadelphia and walk
around without any assistance. This
morning he started on visit 10 friends
in Maryland, and in short time he sE'
poets 10 be attic to return and comp'ets
his painting contracts.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19

Homemade bread
at WcyPs, No, East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19

Already within a week it
has doubled the sa'es. In
Boys and Children's Suits -
you pay a dollar, and SAFE
a dollar. Ii is the rou Oh,
common Suit that is extreya
CANT fer your boy now.
You can't buy it less than
S, Our fine ones are S.,
You can't buy it less than
So Or zines ones are So
Thousands of tn. m. l. ny
Pants and Short. Big lots
al sizes.
Elega mt quality-thes'
goods. English, German
homemade, and Wanama
ker & Brown made then
into Suits.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19

The following contributions have been
handed in TO II. U. Robinson, treasure
OF the JohEstown Relief Fund, since last
report:
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19

One of the finest residences in or near
this city is that OF Thomas J. Tauey. ON
Market street Just above Ryefgiew
Cemetery, and opposite the electric rail-.
way depot. There Is large mansion
house with IL rooms and hb nut three
acres OF ground, with stable, hot honse
and othet out buildings. The house /. Of
brick, and ha, parlor, library, diuing
room and kitchen on the first io0f with
conmodious, well-lighted bel rooms
on the upper floors. The lawn 10
front of the house Is well supplied with
fruit and shade trees, and is handsomely
laid out with flower beds aud walks
The view from the balcony on the Third
floor is magnificent, and extends as far
ms the eye can rea h. This property is
just outside OF the city limits, aud with.
IN 10 minutes, by the electric railway, Of
the business centre Of the city. 1t Il al.
mirably adapted for summer hotel and
picnic grounds, and live man Coud
make a fortune IN few years. Mr.
Talley has bought another property, aud
will sell this at reasonable price and OF
easy terms.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19

Ann Eliza VIII ans to John P. Seldel,
house nj d lot on the east side OF Jefferson
street, north OF Second, I0XlO0 feet.
Francis r. Dillon to John Mulvena,
house and lot on the east side of Adams
street, north Of Second, l617S.
John Mulyena TO Francis 7. Dillon lot,
southwest corner OF Fifth and Jackson
slTcets, ic5xl9i.
Patrick Nesry to Michael j. Sharkey,
lot on the west side OF Harrison street be-
tween Front and Pleasant, 30xS5.
Estate OF George Lewis TO George L.
Riley, house ard lot No. 707 Poplar
street, 2Oxe9.
Thomas ii. Mulvino to Francis Klus-
WITT, house and lot on the east side Of
Spruce street between Ninth and Tenth,
l417l ..
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19

An interesting case, involving property
to large amount, was argued before the
Chancellor and decided by him at Dover
last Friday. A number of years age
Mrs. Mary NJ. Dillon of this city had
transferred to William and John W. Bid
die OF Philadelphia a large estate, worth
over 100000. As an agreement was
made TO sell come of the real estate by
trustees, a plea was made that the trustl
terminated. Benjamin Nields, Esq, ap-
peared for Mrs, Dillon, and j. Sergeant
Price, Esq, OF Philadelphia, appear. Z
Tor the trustees. Chancellor salisbury
dec ded that the right to the property re
verted to Mrs. Dillon and directed that Il
should be conveyed to her.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19

RALEIGH, N. c., June IA tgsi
was made to-day on the Raleigh aud
CASTOR railroad in the presence d
number of prominent railroad me,, Of a
process recently invented 10y Rl}Iu'
Cade, of this county, for tcicgAphlns 70
and from moving trains. The current
is main tained by means of a drag wli'il
Is attached TO the car and which slides
over set OF wires laid along the Track.
Messages were IT cciyed from tie Offices
at Raleigh and Greensboro while Tue
train was running at tho rate OF th'rg
miles an hour.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19

Roberts x lIannum will have Lnolhef
sale OF horses at Chester on Friday alter
noon. StIdham is going up, AID he q,
poets TO do better by his friends tlan
heretofore. There will consequently yea
chance to obtain good oargaln, =,
Lister * Nc raBiel will have a sac %
40 Iowa and Missouri horses At tueI
stables, No. 4i9 West Front street, %
Tuesday, the 18th inst.
A. IL. Tyson will have sale at Cl''''''
Pa, on Wednesday, the 26.h ius''
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19
Prohibition In Kansas.

According to some reports prohibition
is not enforced in Kansas, according to
others 1t is; this, for ms ance, sent out by
the Christian Minlsteiia' Alliance Of that
State: prohibition Is q success in Kan
Gas. 1t is emptying our jsils aud peni-
tentiaries, d.ing away with crime, i'm
poverlshinR sheriffs, lawyers and under
takers, and II corduces TO the moral and
financial prosperity of Kansas" Other
gentlemen of excel mt repute assert that
the picture presented by the Ministerial
Alliance is very much oveIdfswn in favor
OF prohibition.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad will
probably make a fight with the Peunsy.
vania RAILROAD for the supply OF coke u
the iron furnaces OF Eastern Prnnsy.-
vania. SiLce the flood eripp'ed tie
Pennsylvania Railroad coke has beeu com
ing by way Of Baltimore to the Reading
tracks In Philadelphia, and is delivered
to the SchuJ kill Valley furnaces at the
same price as Pennsylvania railroad coke.
Baltimore and Ohio officials say they will
endeaYor to hold the trade, which is very
profitable, as the Pennsylvania railroad
carries not far from 4, 900, goo tons Of c0ke
in year on It's lines east OF PittsJurs
and Erie.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19

A log belonging TO George Cloud, who
resides on the Old kennett road just this
side OF the Pennsylvania line, went mad
one day last week and ran OFF toward
Fairville, and from thence toward Ken.
nett Square when he was lost sight Of
1t is probable that he bit several other
dogs, and the owners should look after
them II they wish to avoid a hydropho-
bia epidemic In the neighborhood. A
young man in the neighbOrhood oil
Pleasant Hill, it was reported, had been
bitten, but luckily 1t was unfounded.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19

WASHINGTON, June ls.-The Star this
evening says: alt Is understood that Sec
Rotary B aine OF or, d the appointment, 10
succ ed Minister De1by, as Minister to
China to Admiral Shuieldt, retired. The
Admiral, while not declining the mission,
asked time to consicer the matter, hest
tating on account of the loss OF his pay
as a retired naval OF Ger that would be
invo we'd in the acceptance. IL he does
not accept, and It il thought to be very
doubtful, Mr. Kasson, OF Iowa, one of the
Samoan commissioners, is spoken Of for
Il G mission"
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19

John Kay was arrested yesterday BY of
ficer Scott on warrant charging him
Sicking Otto RICHTER in ouch violent
manner that his life is despaired of. Kay
was arraigned before the Municipal
Court this morning charged with the Of
iencs but he was remanded without bail
to await tho result of the Injuries infict-
ed upon Fighter, Chief Swiggett stated
that Dir. Springer had grave 6oubls o.
the recovery OF RICHTER.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19

The 3O-acre farm of the late Peter Tai.
ley, situated between the Marsh and
Foulk roads, In Brandywine Hundred,
will be sold at public tale tomorrow
CThursday) afternoon, at 2 O'Clock, by
order OF the executor, Lewis II. Ze6ley,
IN order to settle the estate of Norris W.
Talley, deceased. This is desirable
property, and well worth the attention OF
any one wishing to engage ia farming.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19

OTTAWA, Ont, June lS-At oagg
Breton, last week, DR.. Smith d'fco'eI "a
four cases OF lepro.y. A case was 49, IL
ported to him In 1885, and he Is sgvs .in,
eensured by the authorities Tor Ha,'p p'
allowed the disease to 20 on wltNou' q n
yestIgat'ou until within fsw days, ,bs
four victims have been removed " ara
Tracadie Lazaretto, where iA'le "
already 10 patients.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19

PHILADELPHIA, June ~. = James
Morton, % years. APO North Twenty
third Street, was yesterday arrested on
suspicion of having stolen roll of car
pet which lie had In his possession.
When placed In cell IN the second Dis
trict Police Station he attempted suicide
by hanging himself to the bars with his
suspenders, The support was not strong
enough and he fell. The roise attracted
the attention OF an officer, who resusci-
tated the man.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19

HARHsoNBuRG, Va, June Is
Zachsr ali Mcdaniel, the oldest citizen OF
kockin CHAM county, and peDsiouer OF
the war OF 1872, died near Elkton, Va.
yesterday, aged l02.
Hon. WIN. Mines, cx-CoDgressmsn for
this district, and large iron mRnuiac,
turer, ia seriously III at his home al
Mines. Va, and all hope of his recovery
has been abandoned.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19

Mr.. Peter Rounds says he did not wish
to prevet ATTY person going on the Ma
sonic excursion. On the contrary he
wished all to go and enjoy themselve"
who desired TO do so. Mr.. Rounds is GU
gagged in business, and ! make the above
statement so that injustice may not be
done him. n FRIEND.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19

TIE sunday scLoo! Of oIi.erhrook NJ.
Z. Church VII, give all excursion 10 kir.
miugham Park On Thursday, July ll.h.
The train viii leave French street sta
ton, ", s. n. Il r., at o'crck a. IN.
AMI sivefb'ook station al 80 O'clock.
They Eays ,ec.red tie exclusive use Il
the olld- Tor tne dag aud expect u
cujoy with t.tir !T.euds a yleeEaut lin,
at MS delightful . ace. Ticket. for thu
round trip viii be 81 and % ceats
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19

I4iormat on lie wanted Of 90 nrrd
boy aced u y'ars, named william
Th1n.- Brown, ~t.D ran away from hts
HON y. .iU Eas titt= enth street. Oh
the 6tl ol JHue lie hat on drsb col. i
paut,, 4trh Df0wutr.t ami black = ouri.
hat. An yne ri;,G2 Information. 4,
wheteabaus7 VIII confer iaTyr on Win.
H. ii =, 30. 30 FAST Fifteenth etle t.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19

About IL o'clock yesterday morning
Ireue 4, the infant child Of T. b. and
May DsiGuton, was taken Ill, and died in
about three hours. DR.. Smith, who was
called In, is OF h. opinion that It's death
was caused By congestion OF the brain
The funeral will take place from its pa
rents res dence, No. 3l4 Taylor street, a
2 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19

About II O'Clock this morning a coun-
tryman, pretty well under the influence
oi liquor, made his appearance in court
on French street above Fourth, with the
ayowed intention OF cleaning 1t out. IL
could not be learned what caused tho
trouble. The man was taken away by
two of his friends just In time to save
him from being arrested.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19

Eight fine building lots were disposed
OF at public sale, at MapleNood, just
above Riverview Cemetery, yesterday
aiterno n. These los are splendidIy
located, on the line of the electric rail
way, and are very desirable. There arc
several others not yet taken up which
can lie secured at reasonable price and
on easy terms.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19

Cures every time. 4 little girl was
brought into our office on Saturday; she
could not bear the light, yet in 81 hours
use OF our Eye Cure she could bear The
light nicely. 1t is the leading eye medi.
cine, pc. Depot, Fourth and King,
Wilmington, De. Smith 81 Kline % q,
Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19

Don't 60 caneless when you 'n na,,y,
caned for nothing-novel, new, .i,irs,
neat and nice-permaneilt, arsy
pre.ty and picturesque cane g'lV u.,I q
with every twenty-five cents MG 9.st
cigars. CHAPMAN, Seventh anu o'''7'
and 5 East Third street.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19

CIS cfSSArI, June lS- Miss Mamie
Mcdonald, aged 10, stenographer in
the employ OF Rogers, Brown X Co., iron
merchants, swallowed TWO ounces OF
Pruss.c acid this morning at her home GA
Walnut Hi. The cause Of the suicide is
not known.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19

Prof. Ford gave aiding and recita-
ton at Lives on Monday evening for the
benefit OF t ne young men q reading room.
recently opened Uy the ladies OF the w.
e. 7. U.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19
DUBLIC SALE
Il or
REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY, Z


On the prem SEES, Fitth and franklin Streets
No. |. Dnk lay horse, Frank, years old.
No. :. brown mare, Bell, years old, No.
3. bay horse Charlie, years pld. Nc. l..
Brown horse, Colo ell, years old. No s..
Iron gray mare, years old, can trnt less than
Snrnutes. No, 8. BAY colt, General, Ham
be'tonian stock, coming years old, good
traveller, can show minute gait.
Two good buggiCs, one no-top buggy, one q
horse furniture car, one good plnw, four sets
cart harness, two sets lead harness one good
cutter sleigh, fonr l-hOrse carts, two 2-hJrse
cafis one good business wagon, lap rob s,
blankets, matters, brides, collars, etc. Also,
Al same time and place, siahllng and ground,
lot 1lNll2 iert, Win new brick stable, stanling
fOt head oil h0rs, AID room for tw carr ages
aud tons of hny.
Terms nadr known on DAY Of sale.
MARY JAM PATTON, EIecutiix.
L' W. Slldhain Sun, auCts. Ilg-3L'
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19

Tomorrow promises to be from fair
to partially cloudy and rather warmer.
Similar conditions will probably prevail
on Friday, preceded by local showers in
different sections.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-19

The Pussy & Jones Company has re-
ccived contract to build 1900 ton
compress for the Wilmington Compress
* Warehouse Company, OF Wilmington,
n T..