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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-29
BRIEF TElEGRtMS.

BoTrF. Mo>T.. October 2>.-N. W. VIII
son. ticket seller Of the Northern Pacific
Office i'm this city. took dose Of chlOoiorm
Yesterday and then shot himself through the
head. dying instantly.
JACKSON. MICH.. October 2S.-About
twenty representatives of cracker manu-
tacturer,. in the Northern states. met yes
terday. and formed an organization with
the object Of maintaining iNed schedule
Of prices.
NEW YORK. October 2S.-lienry Il0r-
witt. "A well-knOwn diamond broker. forty :
three wears old. shot and killed himself
shortly before o'clock to-day in his oiiice,
No. Il Maiden Lane. The cause Is I'M
known.
e Bo,roN. MASS. October 2r.-Thc Boston
Ne,rs bureau SAYS: The Union Pacific
and Northwestern Traffic Alliance may
hasten the cOnsummation of yet greater
railroad alliance between the Chicago.
burlington and Quincy. Chicago. Burlington
and Northern. aud the Manitoba, west Of
Chicago. with the Pennsylvania railroad
system east Of Chicago.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. October 2s.-The
JOurHaFs Helena. Mont. special says:
The application of the Democrats to the
supreme Court for Il writ of m0aId0,US
compelling the canyassing board Of silver
Bow county TO receive and count the re-
ected returns in the Tunnel district has
been denied on technical defects in the ap-
plication.
DENVER. Col. October 2>.- The question
of the proposed confederation Of labor now
agitating the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers was decided afrmatvely 10y the
International Brotherhood OF Locomotive
Firemen Yesterday. The locomotive engi-
neers will he asked to change the clause in
their constitution whica prescribe- that fire.
men must withdraw from their order before
Joining the Brotherhood Of Locomotive En-
gineers.
CHICAGO, ILL, October 2>.-At Ham
mond, Ind, Yesterday morning, George
Allen, "a kensingt0n colored man, fought
and whipped Louis. the Belgian. for purse
Of 800. Forty-eight rounds were fought
Allen fought forty-siX rounds with n dislo
Gated wrist.
BALTIMORE, October 2s.-The steamer
| Pirate reports that on October 10Th she
passed the brigs Romance and Alice be
tween Hatteras and Body Islands. The-,
are vessels that have i24 Of the Na,asss
rioters ON board They ought to arrive II
port tonight or tomorrow morning.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-29
NOIitr
NoTICE.-To OWNERS OF LOIS

NOTICE.-TO OWNERS OF LOIS
MN HOLLYWOOD GEuEltkf Tho
Hollywood Ccmciery Company earnestly do :
sire an lO'-owncIs to place Ia ~" hhnis oi
tfe -upettuf.ndenf Of sections the keeping
in or Ter Df their lots 80 that The whole
grounds may he kept uniformly clean. al
graves turled, flowefs, shrubs nnd srnss
trimmed. and monuments cleaned. 4 large
number Of lots have been placed In the hnnds
Of the Cemetery company for thsif care,
and II would greatly aid the company III
Ms efforts % benutity and Keep IA ofder our
naturally beautiful city OF the dead, lfrny
lot-0wner would promptly notify M to list
their lots for the care of our superintendent
of Section tenders. For Information IS Ia
costs. kc.. address BAKSAMiS,
President Hollywood Cemetery Company.
p.rr-lW
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The Cow Pasture kiyer on Rampage

MilLBoRo. VA. October Is special. =
The Cow Pasture river il higher than ior
three years, except the Hood IN May. Fall
in~ now
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-29

VNTANTED-BY A LIVE. HONEST
" nni ecfsctic youth good at figures and
writing. some business experience position
l>Il IflItAIlllt. OF in some business That
I.0IN Ikt I'd lNinE. WILING 90 pay any
.... .aHure him place. \ ANdre>s
-Iff YOUTH 1IMI~ Office.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-29

EfrANTED-BUNERS FOR FRESH
W butter M - cent, pr pound. only
flur days 90 sell ouf b. utter before changing
owner ship of Creamery.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-29

WANTED STUDENTS IN STE
w NOGNArul AND IlPt-WNl ilNG.
I.f .nIr shorthand school 800 Richmond
f..f I.- ever graduated 90 ~trd uf. over $50
.I N.r l.NuHfe- IuU holding good positions
....r.. N. u-. Terms reasonable and "a pritc-
f... Training guaranteed. NU0ILNEf col
lIrI ul ~IENOOEArllN, III g cl,i Main
.l...f scl.}-6m
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LNmrurS rWNrocroprn 2s.

LANBrUTS POINT. OCTOBER 2s.
fuAIln.
Steamships Topaz. from N'w orleans 10
IffNf. NUusinu West Point fo Bremen:
Scotland. N,w Orleans fp London Nin Brc-
f.rn. Joseph John. Galveston to hlvic. Al
I.ffI. NrNp.It NtWs 90 Liverpool Monarch,
N.fiNIA GO Liverpool.
ARRIVED.
-ff4msh o. liivps Ettrlck. schooucrs $. W
lHI 4. j. lllfdec. Dudley, tmlin. b1rees
>.IhHu and lluueItF.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-29
A Desperate Alabama Outlaw.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, October ga spe-
cial from Onconta. Blount county, says
that Rube Burrows killeds another officer
this morning. He has driven the detective,
into cave. and is Standing guanl at the
mouth sf IL. The name IL the man kil'es!
was not learned. Burrows is sill near the
soona NJ tho battle ot Friday.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-29

DNOFI~~OR A. BAILEY. MAG
NII..MA~~l Is aul Medical ilectri-
I..N I.I.H.r ulN nervous diseases cured.
.f..-tI..I nliN. D1lelsf nIold street,
......f| SD. tc 2i-lm.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-29

MANUFACTURERS OF
IliIIDAu TRACK NOll-.
.NI NIII-
NI.in.U ANpIGI-Tl D. BOLTS.
NII.I- AND RODS FOR Fill llN1~,
r4I ARE ANp utNAGoN NUS,
LAG ~llEN-
WROUGHT NND CAST IRON WASHERS,
|..M IIIl-.
Ntltt1N TEETH.
IIIgINe-.
JfAUIl.ON ANDCASTlNO~
NfHfD now turning ont ln our Rolling MIL
If.r variety nf sizes of MERCHANT BAR
IiNN. made o. heat material and rolled wi n
Greatest care. oc l5-Ius. .lhlm
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DOO BOOKS AT \ SONG.

-VD
N.-f works oItle hes' auihors-siz; scott,
IN Cooper. Dickens. lh-ckeray, nrlwer
i. NeIoeis. arl other standard works.
elANnAlp BOOKS. NICELY BOUND.
AT poe.
.- RANDOLPH g. ENGLISH.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-29

STATE on rHrEMoMrrnR.
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WEATHER FORECASTS.

-, wAsnINcroN. u. C.. October 2s. -
| tlR 'For virginia and North Carolina fa'r
-unul Wednesday night. stationary
frmpoiaiurc.
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VULCAN IRON COMPANY.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-29

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC. OCTOBER %. 1850
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-26
MARINE MATTERS.

The Philadelphia barkentine Eliza ].
McMenamy cleared yesterday from Phila-
delphia for Ensenda, South America,
with a cargo of two locomotives and
tenders and ffty-fve cars, valued at
$72. 435.
The sloop Three Brothers cleared light
for Chester this morning.
The United States lighthouse tender
Zizania is at Pussy & Jones's. She will
have steam joint that is leaking re-
paired.
w. H. jackson Of Salisbury, Nd, has
been in New York for the purpose of dis
posing of the ninetyfoot tug, William
H. jackson.
Both masts have been put in place II
the steamer Dorchester, building at the
Harlan axd Hollingsworth Company.
The crew Of the lost Philadelphia
barkentine. Walter S. Massey, arrived IL
Philadelphia last night from Cape Hat
teras The Massey left Pernambuco
Brazil on De cember 20 with cargo O
II. s44 bags Of sugar for Hampton Roads
Va. On January 20 she ran on the out
ward Diamond Hatteras Shoals, and sool
became total wreck. Her crew wer
rescued by the crew Of the Hatteras Lii
Saving Station. Captain Phelan say
that if bell buoy had been replaced o.
this shoal tla4 -Tassel would hfve Hee'
Saved kAer ca5gV r@p aluea Al 2 l<v,vv.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-26
LAST EDITION
THE REORGANIZATION.
The Choral Club Directors Ready TO Re
eeiye New Applicants for Membership.

The Choral Club Directors Ready to Re
eeive New Applicants for Membership.
The Choral Club has been thoroughly
reorganized. The plan adopted by the
board Of directors was to haveE each mem,
Der make application for renewal OF
membership. There have been hfty
applications accepted up to date, ana the
first rehearsal called for Monday evening"
At a general request from the members
the board of directors will insist that the
rehearsals, especially the dramatic re-
hearsals, be strictly private.
The board is now ready to receive new
|applications for membership, which
|should be sent to N. d. Coward, secre-
tarv AS the club is determined to pro
|dnce the opera Bohemian Girl" this
season the directors do not feel that
much time can be spared inreceiving new
members, and it will be necessary for
Those desiring to make application to do
so within the following two weeks. All
persons of good standing, fair voice, even
Iii lacking in musical knowledge are well
|come to the club.
The board has issued the following cir
|cular to the members The board of
THE Choral Club, have been authorized by
the club to take in hand the matter of re-
organizing the Climb, have since met and,
latter most mature and earnest delibera-
Ition. have concluded that il was of vital
\ Importance to the future welfare Of the
Dclub, that it be thoroughly recognized
with this object in view, they have
adopted a plan of reorganization, the
"details of which you have been &C
Hquainted.
We desire, at this time, to thank and
Fcompliment the members who stood by
MS and helped to bring out the Pirates
5of Penzance" in manner that reflected
credit to the club equal to any we have
newer attained. We are indeed proud OF
the success of this club, in the face OF
obstacles that would disheartened less
determined society, and desire to say &c
the members that we feel that there has
Mnever been a time since the club was
organized that we started on a new
#work under such favorable circum
stances and on as solid a foun
Eaation as we do now. The rules
shdopted by the board as to new
#menbers are so stringent as to intimidat'
&nany who would be valuable additions K
he club, into being afraid to apply foi
#membership, and we would therefore ear
#nestlv call your attention to the necessit,
E Of individual personal efforts on the par
Mi each member, in hunting up good
reliable members, especially ladies. Tn
effort should be put forth at once, as W
Il must loose no time in getting started Of
#.our new opera. Bohemian Girl.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-26
coNcLAve AND: CASTLE

The officers Of Wilmington Conclaye Of
the Improved Order Of Heptasophs were
installed last evening.
Grand Chancellor William j. Moreland
has installed Sylvester solomon, prelate
Of Clayton Lodge, No. 4, X. Of 7.
The quarterly session Of the United
Friends Of America viii be held IN the
Smyth Post, G. A. r. room, Third and
King streets.
A delegation from the Morning Star
Lodge Of Smyrna, viii visit Fairfax
Lodge, No. 8, /. o. o. f., in this city on
next Wednesday evening.
Apollo Council, No. ], L. o. r. c., held
its regular meeting on last Thursday
evening in X. Of p. Hail. and iniated
another candidate into the order.
An effort is being made in Wilmington
TO organize lodge Of the Order Of Penti
| This order was started in Philadelphia OF
| August ?, 1888, and is a corporation
under the laws Of Pennsylvania. 1t pays
$500 in FIVE years, $25 a week sick bene
fits. which is deducted from the SOU
assessments $2.j per month Already
twenty of the leading citizens Of this
city have signed a charter list, This iisi
includes druggists, grocers, attorney
and merchants. DR.. Smith Cooper VII
be the examining physician Of the lodge
Morris X Langsdorf Of Philadelphia
a tobacco dealer, Lis pushing the project
The officers of the new lodge viii be IN
stalled by the Supreme Lodge officers
probably at the Clayton House.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-26

George Riddle Of Boston, a graduate Of
Harvard University, viii give readings
day evening, February ] and Saturday
afternoon, February 2 for the benefit Of
the Delaware Hospital. Mr.. Riddle is
preparing for the stage and will make his
debut as "Caliban, at the Lyceum Thea
tire, New York. on February 5. An in
teresting program has been arranged for
both evenings. This will be the last en-.
tertainment given by the Hospital Assoc
citation until next December. Then q
kermiss or bazaar of al nations will be
given, Of which Miss Eager Of New York
viii have direction. There was realized
from the Christmas Market 81, 527.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-26
NJ. MEGARY & SON,
CARPETS,
5. E. Ger. 9Th and Tatnall Stss
FuRNITURE.
No. sic. Tatnall Street.

We invite you all to our
stores. We have many bar
gains for you. ck-taking
has left its odds and ends which
will be closed out alta remarka-
bic reduction in prices. You
will find the greatest number
of bargains in our Carpet De
partment. We have a great
many ends of Tapestry, Body
Brussels and Velvet Carpets
enough for ordinary-sized
rooms, which will be sold now,
cheap. If you are needing
Carpets nowis the time to buy.
If you are not needing them for
some time, have your roooms
measured, buy your carpets and
have them sewed, ready to 90 on
your floors at a moments no
tlce. We measure and sew free
of charge-this offer, however,
is good only until February I.
To the Young Beginners.
We would impress the fact
on your minds, now is.the time
to think about getting together
your Furniture and Carpets for
housekeeping. We invite you
to call and look through our
stock, well help you all we can
by our suggestions, il needed,
but will help you in far better
way by giving you low prices.
All goods bought now, stored
lsubject to your orders and de-
Ilivered when needed.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-26
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Delaware Feed Water Purifier
Company will have headquarters at the
Office of the Remington Machine Com
pany. as soon as it is prepared for bust
ness.
The members of the Bayard Legion are
requested to meet in their room on Sun
day afternoon at $50 o'clock
Company c, D. N. g.. held its regular
drill last night About sixteen members
of the company were present. Ex-Colo-
mel S. NJ. Wood was elected an honorary
member of the company. Joseph Cooke
was elected secretary in place Of r. ),
Miller, resigned.
A flag was displayed at half mast, OF
the p, w. & B. machine shops yesterday
out Of repect to Samuel NJ. FELTON,. ex
president of the road, who died yester
day.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Y
w. G. T. L., was held at No. 500 Marke'
street yesterday afte rnoon. Routine
business was transacted.
Charles E. Fritz & Co., and William
Bush & Co. have received carload 0
imported goat skins.
Warren Harper & Brother will opel
their new commission store IN Philadel
phia on Friday, February /.
Thomas Joseph of No. 923 Bennett
street had his left hand so badly Gu
Yesterday by a circular saw at the work
of Hilles & Jones. that DR.. Cantwel, VIII
attended him, found it necessary to us
several stitches in drawing the sewers
parts together.
The fish hatchery is now in activ
operation under the efficient attention {
DR.. E. 6. Shortlidge and Harry McCor
nell.
The Delaware Truck Company wi
visit the Mayo Fair in the Chester Rinl
shortly.
A concert and entertainment will
given this evening in Hockessin Hall f
the benefit of st. Johns r. 9. Church.
The Pusey & Jones Company shipp'
a split band fiy-wheel to the Kensingt'
Engine Works, Philadelphia, this NOR
ing. The wheel is IA feet in dianet
and SO inches face.
The choristers of st. Johns p.
Church received an entertainment Ia
evening in the parish buildings. An
teresfing program of exercises with plef
ant social features was rendered.
! James Morrow, the grocer, living
No. $40 King street, will remove to t
J old hospital building which is now bel
4 put in order.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-26
CHURCH NOTES.

Epworth NJ. Z. Church-Prayer meet
ing, 9. 80 a m. communion service, 10 30
a. m, by Rev. J. r. Dill; general testi-
mony meeting at 3. Is p. m, revival ser
vices in the evening. All are invited TO
all the services. d. H. Goodman, pastor.
Grace Baptist Church, Thirteenth and
French streets, Rev j. Manning Duna-
way. Preaching, 1880 a. m. and
7. 30 D. m. Sunday school and pastors
Bible class, 2 p. m.
Rev. w. w. Taylor will preach at the
Central Presbyterian Church tomorrow
afternoon and evening.
The Rev. Mr.. Favor, pastor Of the
Milford, Dell Baptist Church, has ten
dered his resignation to take effect at
once, as he proposes TO move to more
southern cline.
Rev. George NJ. Hickman preached at
the Union Presbyterian services in Cen
trial Church last evening. Last night S
services were the last in Central Church.
! Commencing Monday, services will b'
held in the Rodney Street Presbyterian
/ Church every evening next week, but
Saturday. Rev. w. p Swartz vii
preach on Monday night; Rev. Lafayette
Marks, ~. H., on 4ueauay NeN. n A.
Keigwin OF, Wednesday; Rev. W. l.. Nc
Evan on Thursday and Rev. George M
Hickman on Friday night.
Rev. J. C. Brace of Paris, France, vii
speak on the Mccall Mission in Hanove
Church tomorrow morning. He is a.
interesting speaker and all are invited t
hear him.
There will be a baptism at the Bethan
Baptist Church tomorrow evening.
, Goodman NJ. E. Chapel, Scott stree
near Thirteenth, Rev. A. T. Scott, pastor
Preaching, Sunday at 1890 a. m. an
p. m. Saba tn school at 2.30 p. m.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-26


The Philadelphia Times say.. United
States Senator-elect Anthony Higgins Of
Delaware, was the guest Of Hubert :.
Brown Of the firm of J. r. Kingsley & Com
pany at the Continental Hotel last even
ing. Mr.. Brown and the foremost Re.
publican Of the Diamond State were class
mates at Yale College and Mr.. Brown
invited the Senator elect and few con-
genial spirits TO private and informal
dinner in honor of Mr. Higgins's eleva-
ton to a seat In the higher branch of
Congress. The invited guests, in addition
to the host and the Senator-elect, were
Brayton Ives Of New York. Clayton
McMiehael Of the North American,
Charles Emory Smith Of the Press, Henry
w. Raymond of the Germantown Tele.
graph. l. Clark Davis Of Public Ledger,
Erastus Brainard of the Daily News,
Simon Stern, Wharton Parker, Il. j.
Matthews, William D. Dutton, f. f.
Kingsley, Robert d. Coke and Moses r.
| Handy,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-26
GEORGETOWN LETTER.
white Caps Bere-Bits Of Interesting
Social News.

social News
lev Letter to EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, Del. Jan. 26.-The
White Caps" have at last reached
AGeorgetown. Several persons have re
1ceived letters from them, and one. col
bred man, is begging work out Of fear
Nor their threats. A few young gentle
men have had notice to the effect that
Athey must be in at 8 o'clock. This is
Ahard, both on them and their best girls.
We are glad to see on the street once
more the pleasant face of our fellow
.townsman, Mr.. G. H. Treat.
Mrs. g. N. Bennum has been visiting
for several days in the city Of Philadel-
. phia.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Lizzie Hearne, sister Of z. D. Hearne,
\ prominent young lawyer Of this place
+ to Mr.. Bacon, of Salisbury, Nd, Wednes
B day, January 80, at g. 80 o'clock a. IN.
Company g., of the D. N. G. had {
regular weekly drill on Tuesday evening.
Orderly R. T. Hart was in command be
cause Of the absence Of the captain an(
4 lieutenants.
Il Great revival meetings are in progress
at the NJ. E. church. The altar is crowde'
y nightly with penitents and many hav
Il possessed religion.
Misses Lima and Ella Thorington, VIII
have been visiting the family Of J. K
Chance. returned TO their home in Sails
bury, Nd, to-day
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-26

Bart" Cheyney, city editor Of the
Every Evening, of Wilmington, is laid
up with rheumatism, II is said, but we
wonder whether it isn't the govt. High
living and a life of ease is evidently tell.
ing on our festive contemporary. Bart
should carry horse chestnut in his
trousers pocket. We've been carrying
one now nigh on to year, and never
had the rheumatism since we put itthere
Candor prompts us, however, to admit
nor ever before. Chester pa Times.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-26

New York, Jan. 2G.--ln the City Court
yesterday little Congressman-elect Me.
Carthy successfully defended John Riv.
lSet against a $40. 600 suit for breach OF
promise Immediately upon the case
being ended the defendant kissed his
counsel three times on the check
then Rivket's sister kissed Mccarthy
on the lips again and again. calling him
dear, sweet, pretty, good man; then
two other girls kissed him, and two
aunts and one cousin, and then Nc.
earthly yelled for help and as Court
officer Levy came to his aid the father Of
Rivket kissed Mr. Levy and the much
kissed counsel was compelled to beat a
hasty retreat from the kissing and joy.
fnl crowd
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-26

George r. Kelley. a Chester county.
Pa, drover. has abseonded. On Satur-
day week last he left his home and since
that time nothing has been heard Of him
He has been an extensive dealer in cattle
from the West and recently one Of his
creditors came East 10 see him and then
for the first time It became known that
Kelley had gone off. 1t Is rumored that
he leaves several thousand dollars Of
debts He leaves a wife aud three chill
dren who are not only in state of men.
tai anxiety as to his whereabouts. but
also in poor circumstances. The drovers
OF Chester county have pronounced ten
dency to bolt their financial obligations,
Kelley being the fifth TO dodge his credi-
tors il the last two years or so.-Ceeil
Md Democrat
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-26
MoRTuARY RECORD.
A Smaller Number of Deaths EThan for
the Corresponding Week Of 1883.

A Smaller Number of Deaths EThan for
the Corresponding Week of 1888.
The health report for the week ending
January 26 as prepared by Registrar Viii
liam H. Lee, is as follows: Accident,
commissions, catarrh, diphtheria, general
debility. inanition. laryngitis, nephritis,
paralysis. each; consumption, menin-
gifts, pneumonia, each.
Total for week 1889 157; total for
week 1888, 30 Males, 8, females, S.
white, -; blacks, 81 adults, z; minors,
s: native, IA; foreign born, ,.
By wards-First, Third Fourth, Fifth
Ninth Tenth. Twelfth. 1 each; Second
Sixth. Seventh, Eighth. ? each. Still
born, 1 white male; brought here for in
terment, 9; sent away,s2. Death rate
whole population, 1900; death rate
white population, 1900; death rate
black population, 10 So
Births reported. white, 10; males, 6
females. a black, 8 males, 8 females 2
Total births for week 1889, Ii 1888,
BY wards: Second. Sixth, Eleventh,
each: Third, Fourth, Seventh, Ninth
Tenth, 2 each Marriages reported,
white, 6 black, /.