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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-02
anr,ion Sales Of Real &statt.

QHrfion odIf1 81 uI"' '''''.c----.--.
'DHLIP A. sM1yTrHH WILL SELL AT AUCTION
WEDNESDAY, nay e ,s At w.Sssehsssr Co. i. r..
- os pHpnnt,tson ale 81 order Supreme Court ;,.
under direction Of H. e H he Sd.sesls -''
~ Is ACRES OF LAM. Nv
q Tnso:ss Me- sa m Me" y water front on
Eass River 1 2, ,N dSns tsi Norris place,
o.ns.ins manon ard orcnata seeh anchor
Ixoe Nv beautifully on high ei0 sHurcunSsd By
e. iV I'm .e@s; close and accessible 70
inpsass ~ IRE sa huc,oueers once. 70 Mberty.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-02

2SFx1:AIR SPORTS. octave. 6oo
ss.ssts. Ealss for ssiiins. swim.
;LaS, horseback riding, &c, DC. IN
laeS b. Tho gfsibuns. New.York.
" se1apliusuted hY tAs uyeSa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-02

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAO.
ID FAST EXPRESS TRAINA
BHtT1MoRE. WAsHiNeT6s
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAiNa
Leavs NewYork. foot CT Liberty.st, .. tolows,
For CMcaGo. 30 .. m ~ 100 mtdniaht
For Washington. Baltimore. Wilmington and Chester,
100 q NJ, IL 4. m. 80 p m. 30 ., m. AS q. M
- 100 midnight =,
Sleeping midnight train open 70 receive IAs
III tickets and Pullman car space call ss B. And
Ticket omoss. %, 201. ais and 1l%o Broadway. o. 8
New oss rrsnsfof Company viii call for and check
SHsssge from hSsI s or residence cHAs. O. scuL1.
We GeSerI ManSeer Gen'l Pas& Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-02

WEST SHORE RAILROAD. y. Y. c. 4
Co. Le; ;s;,ar s leave West , "a
earlier tIsa fySs !; !a@;.t 10 chisssS, DeiiYs
Louis, 90. 1915 .. Toronto. 70 IS IN, 90
9 rs Mon!rsi' Gan,d l,, Las5 Is 0o M Nagara
is. :3:55 n, &:c9 Is as 70; (aGd All 80 m
yIs. 7lS q so. ~ 80 M and - 90 g 90 ~ rs
icscsfs TOY Buffalo. Niagara Fails Toronto Dstroit
days. 0ihsr trains daily e,esS, sundays. g.. Lave
II0boken, Yves; Shore Station. all 80 a.. N. % 30
D. m. for Tickets. !.mcnbc; or Information aprly at
1Oecs: Bfonkyn-3 33 WashngtOn-st.. 40 Fulton.s',
Annex ONCE foot Of fmton.et SewYork CIty-o7l 863
and g42 Broadway. 1853 IL Bowcry IL Park Place and
shore Stations foot Of West t2dst and foot OF Jay
ST. n r. wcstcotts Express calls Tor and checks bag
gage from hotels and residences. c. L. LAMBERT.
General Passenger Agent 8 Vandcrbilt-ave. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-02

OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON
CANAL CO., NEW:YoRK. March q. 1850,
IN he ANNUAL MEETING Of tho stOckhold,
/ e,s ~ the Delaware ant Hudson Canal Company vii.
be held at ONCE OF !hc eompanJ corner OF Cor.,nds
day Of May Tor the election OF managers aud Tor
The polls wiz open 70 O'Clock and remain open
for one hour. 49,. 49, a.. ...,.. 81.
Saturday April 18th. until the morning OF WEDNESDAY.
By order Of the Board Of Msnescrsi ,,r 0..,...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-02

NO. 8 RROAD.ST,
~ EEw.YORK CITY, May 2, 1889.
IT He FIRM Of BRAlTON IVES & co. il
firing from active business Either partner will sign In
liquidation. BRAY1ON IVES.
JAMES d. METCALF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-02

1,uE ALABAMA MIDLAND RAILWAY
i co-Coupons from the nrst mortesss bends &
tia above eohpsny due NAY l. pfox.. VIII p paao
on s snE esSt INV J. c. HENDERSON. rress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-02

OK 00n This sum wanted in live.
J,WOI, :.'sSli.ssd and paying manSt,c .ni
Guano works enlarged. Address
CALL box $50, KINGSTON, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-02

go 600 S=.ory sonc-front buildings on good bus.
"A fness street. near station Brooklyn. renting TOT
@ ooo rutland WHITING. Beesmsn-st
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-20
The nelaware nap,l., Union.

CHESTER, Nov. 49, The annual meet
ing OF the Delaware Baptist Union, conf
prIsing the churches Of the state Of Del
aware and the Southern section Of Penn
eylvania, opentd this morning In the
First Baptist Courch, this city.
Moderator Rev. @. W. Bishop, Of Mar
Gus Hook, presided. Only As out OF the
200 delegates expected had registered
ear y this evening.
Owing to the illness Of Rev. U. G. Bud
dington, OF Wilmington, the opening
sermon this morning was preached by
Rev. T. A. I. Hanna, OF the Falls OF
Schuylkill. Rev. Charles Colman. OF
Chester, cordially welcomed the dele
gates, and his remarks were responded
to by Rev. DIR. II B. Cook, Of Whining
ton, Del.
The afternoon session was devoted to
the discussion OF Sabbath school work.
After prayer by Rev. DIR. Cook tan cleo
iion of officers was held, resulting In the
selection OF Rev. E. Il. Williams, OF
Dover, Del, for moderator and the re-
election of Rev. n. b. Harper as secre-
tafy
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-20
Dos.


Mre. j. II. Cummings has returned
from protracted vi it to West Grove,
Chester County, Pa.
Patrick Brsnnan sends us letter com.
planning. OF domestic inielicities, and
threatening TO prosecute tue author OF bis
troubles.
The sidewalk on Washington street he.
tween Front and Second Is in a very bad
condition, aud needs looking after by the
owners.
Parker has lot Of the finest canary
birds at No. 1t3 East Second street. that
ever appeared In our city. lie 10 anxious
that the lads and la sles should call and
hear them sling.
Rev. w. 8. Robinson, pastor of the M.
4. Church at Smyrna, has accepted cali
TO become the pastor of the First NJ. Il.
Church at WATERFOWL, South Dakota,
where he will receive a salary OF g., 900
per annum.
Arthur Francis, Esq, who has been oc-
cupying n ranch In Coloi ado for seyeral
years, is visiting our city, In company
with his wife and two children. He has
grown quite stout and is looking remark.
ably we'll.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-20

Thur!ow Castle. No. l59, K. G. E., of
Thurlow, Pa, numbering 90 strong, Wis
tied Cyrus Caste, No. l, X. Il. f., on
Tuesday evening, ard were gr,,ciously re-
ceived by their brethren IN the hall OF
the order, Filth and French streets.
After the transaction OF the regular busi-
nese, speeches we've made by G. =. Chief
Neal OF Thuriow, Past Oh u Francis OF
Chester Castle, No. 20; Past Supreme
Chief Thomas Birchall OF Cyrus Caste,
No. i; w. d. Thompson, Chief OF Elk,
chequer, and Hartman, Hirzel aud W al,
lace OF Thurlow.
Select readings were given by V. II.
Pancoast and Others. MIR. McGinty wa.
next propo sed Tor membership. Occupa.
ton, everything; age, unknown, and
recommended by everybody Referred
to committee consisting OF Tom Collins
Horace Greeley and Grover Cleveland
On falling 10 md him they turned The
matter over TO Collectors Dougherty aud
Mckee.
A recess was then taken, when refresh
ments were served, which were grentl,
enjoyed. The yititors took the 10. Al
II ain for their homes, much pleased will
their entertainment, aud at the sam,
time extended II hearty invitation to tn,
Knights Of Cyrus Castle to come to Thur
low at an early day and partake OF tibet
hospitality.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-20

Lat evening a special cOnvoc & ion OF
Morie Eneampment. No. 81, was held,
over hlty Sir Knights being preeent, In.
GLIDING delegation from Mi. Calvary,
No. 10. Past Grand Commander Land
of New York made visit, aud in the
course of Lis remarks alluded 10 clan
dtsti0e b .dy calling itself 1.-The Grand
Commandery, Knights OF Malta" which
he characterized as a rebellion against
the rights Ci the chapter general. The
illegal body was organized in 1884 by
Charles McCllntock and IS others, all oil
whom bad been expelled from the order
on January 9th, 1884. They had no war
rant from Scotland or America to dc
what they did. In addition to the above
said Illegal body had against all ancient
usage, incorporated Masonic work into
their concern.
The Masonic degrees they worked are
| called by them the MARK, ''Blue'' and
"Blueman Master Builder" Commander
Land warned all Masous against having
aught to do with the bogus body, aud
stated that steps were being taken TO lei
the Masonic boiy aware OF what wa.
going on. Ali regular Masous should
unite with all regular Knights OF 1t. JOIN
aud Malta III stamping out the clandes
tine body. After the encsmpment clos Cd
roiresnments wee served. The order /,
receiving many good men into Its ranks
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-20
News Summary,


The British steamer Amsdale. from
Galveston for Liverpool, was spoken Oh
Charleston, South Carolina, YESTERDAY.
with the British steamer Bengore Head,
disabled, IN tow. The latter had sailed
from Brunswick. cotton ladon. She broke
her shaft 800 miles east OF Charleston,
aud 10 beir q towed 10 Savannah.
Robert Morton, formerly OF the brew
ing firm OF Morton Brothers, died I'm
Newark. New jersey, GU Monday night.
aged 70 years. He was u native Of Eng
land, and started brewery Ia Newark In
1858. He was one Of the charter mem.
bers OF the New York Produce Exchauge.
The county treasury vault at ManLat.
tan, Kansas, has at last been opened, and
IL has been discovered that j. NJ. Fort
ner, the abscondIng treasurer, took all
the county funds with him TO Canada.
The amount Is placed ut S40.c
An explosion, supposed TO be due TO
sewer gas occurred Yesterday 10 n closet
OF the residence OF Mre. Lille Richard
son. Her son Daniel was burned aud
bruised, and part OF the side Of the build
Ing was torn out.
Robert Crockett has been arrested In
ST. Joseph, Missouri, on tho charge o.
peoeihh NV uoilhT Dlllb 80 ike The
genuine as to deceive even tho experts. ="
he Is one OF tho most noted counter
ioiters 10 the West.
The fnal pay ment Of $4,000 on the
yorktown, Withheld urdrr tho contract
for four mouths after completion OF the
vessel, was yesterday ordered paid by
Secretary Tracy To the actor1, Cram
II Sons.
preliminary examination of the sup
posed Benders was held Mt OSwego, Kan
sas, on Monday. Nome OF the witnesses
could positively identity the prisoners.
The Navy Department yesterday con
| cluded contract with Harrison Loring.
| OF Boston, for the construction OF cruiser
No. IL (2,O0O tons) At his bid of S874, 900.
The Attorney General IL Informed that
the trial oil the cases OF alleged frauds Ia
Florida in tho last Presidential election
has already resulted In three convictions
The Governor and State officers o.
Washington were sworn 10 at Olympus
on Mondsy.
TIE trial of the IS indicted Nayass,
rioters was begun yesterday In Baltimore
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-20

At the Munilipal Court this morning
eailie NICHOLAS, brought In by Patrolman
Cheairs from Fourth aud Monroe streets
In o psralyxed drunken condition, was
fined ~ and costs.
Robert Malone, William 0iboon John
Murphy and William Peters were ar
raigned for Knocking down Charles
Patton on the railroad beyond Madison
street station last evening and taking
from him . reci<'ie worth 25 cents, q
scarf pin worth 10 cents, \ par OF ice
tongs worth ~ cenis and pocket knifc
worth IS cents.
Mr.. Patton presented o pitiabie appear.
ance this morning Nc lie was put upon
the witness stand, with his head band.
aged until le could scarcely see out Of
his eyes. He stated that laat evening he
was on the railroad and was attacked BY
n crowd OF men: after being knocked
down and robbed tho men ran out thu
railroad toward the West Yard. lie wen
to Trump Brs. aud telephoned for tlit
police, and somebody teiephoned 10 III,
West Yard TO detAin the men, which wa,
done and the four men named wet,
gathered into the patrol wagon and takef
10 the station house.
This morning Patton recognized Will
liam Gibson rs the man who Knocked
him down with coupling pin and Muir
ply and MaloDe rs assisting him.
Peters ho did nos recognize. Gibson
said that Patton was with them the mosl
Of the day, that they went around and
collected money for whisky aud thai
eight or nine quarts were drank by the
party, that Patton was drunk nd
attacked Malone with q knife and II
defence OF his friend he struck Patton.
The court held Gibson, Malone and
Murphy under 5000 bail each TO answer
ut the upper court, and fined Peters, who
said he belonged In Chester, $40 and
costa for drunkenness.
Henry Hall, colored, was finud $40 ant
costa for disorderly conduct In Ncu
street.
Mary Simpson aud Clara Lewis, col.
ored. were arre,tcd at Ninth and Frenel
streets for disordcrly conduct, aud wer,
fined u EACH aud costs.
Joseph Dougherty, arrested by Oillce
Mason for drunkenness, was remsnded
Mary L. Delaney, colored, charged
with assault and battery ON sallie Dixon
the hearing wac continued until thi
evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-20
ON SATURDAY,
THE 23RD DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1899,
at 9 O'Clock d. m.

The following described real estate,
viz:
All that certain lot or piece of land sit
ltatc in the City of Wilmington aforesaid.
bounded and described as follows, to
Wit:
Beginning ut n point ON the easterly
side of Walnut street, ut the distance l5t
feet II inches southcrly from the south.
erly side of Eleventh street, thence
casterly, and parallel with Eleventh
street sevcnty-fiVc feet to the westerly
side of II -four feet wide alley running
parallel with said Walnut street into
Eleventh street. thence southerly
along said alley side u feet toa corner
thence westerly aud parallel with said
Eleventh street - feet to the said east.
ctly side of Walnut street, and thence
| thereby northcrly along said side of
| walnut street, 10 feet 10 the place of be-
| ginning, be the contents thereof what
| they may.
| seized aud taken into execution rs
| the property of George II. Tindall, sur
| Viving mortgtgor of George II. Tindnll
and Maria his wife, and is, aud to be
| sold by
ALyAN ALLEN, sheriff.
Shcril's Ofiice, W ilmington, November
o, lSs9 ng
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-20
Explosion in a FenI,enliary.

JACKSON, Mich, Nov. ia dyna-
mite explosion occurred on q window
ledge tn the State Penitentiary here lasi
evening, SCATTERING the walks. The
opening made was too small to allow any.
one readily to escape, and prompt action
by the officials prevented break of the
convicts. Three oonvlcts, including
Latimer, the matricide, were found
sneaking In cells tue doors Of which were
unlocked, and one OF them threw q re-
volver from his cell as the guards ap
proachtd. They we're locked up in soli-
tary cells and double force OF guards
was put on.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-20
Third EDITION.



Court reconyened at o O'Clock thi,
morning, with Chief Justice Comegyi
and Associate Judge Paynter on the
bench.
Imme Iiately after the opening Robert
Jones. colored, and Frank Stanton, q
white man, each Of whom had pleaded
4 guilty 10 an Indictment charging them
with obtaining goods under false pre-
lenses, were sentenced TO pay the costs Of
prosecution, q fine OF IS, and be impris-
oned two mouths each.
| The ease Of the New Castle rioters was
resumed, and John G. Weldon, Mary q.
Conner aud Mayor Hanson were called
for the defense. Their testimony th owed
th the accused were not nRRged 10 the
riot, and were not near the place when II
occurred.
As the other witnesses that Mr.. yande-
grin wanted were not present, he said
that be would employ the time In exam
lining witnesses for character.
John J. Gormiey, Joseph vantine.
Levin Mitchell, David Starts, William
Herbert William Worthington, Joseph
Gardner, Jssse Crlppe, William ID.
Greer and George W. Eckles each testi-
hed that they have known tho accused
Tor years and that their general chafac-
-. Wv community toh bNAto hua FuoH
order was excellent.
John schuhart, who was called by the
State yesterday. was recalled aud gave
about the same testimony as when he
was on the stand tue first time.
George NJ. Rlloy testified that he saw n
crowd Of . hundred or q hundred and
tity. who said that they intended having
satisiactiou for the cutting OF Owen
Csvanaugb. He did not see any Of the
prisoners with them.
This was the last witness and the OPEN
lug argument for the State was made to
the jury by Attorney General Biggs.
Mr.. Biggs concluded his able argu-
mtnt at IL o'clock and was followed by
Mir. Vandegriit for the defense. He
made an eloquert ard convincing argu-
ment, and when he closed At 1870
O'Clock Attorney General Biges op ned
the concluding argument for the State.
Governor Biggs, his father, was sitting
on the bench, and although he was deeply
engaged In perusirg q newspaper white
Mr.. Vsndcgriit was speaking, and seem.
ingly giving no attend don to his argument
he laid IL aside rs soon as his sou com.
menced To speak, and gave the closest
attention to bis address. Mr.. Biggs
spoke until IL 80 o'clock and when he
concluded court took recess until ESQ
o'clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-20
New Kn,ghts of pyth,as I.oa.,..

The Delaware Grand Lodge OF Rniehts
OF Pylhias was organized on the 18th
day Of October, 1889, with subordinate
lodges; Pythgorean, No. /; Damon. No.
2; Shiloh, No. 3. The Visiting grand
officers are Rev. r. II. 7. L. johnson.
I. y. c. OF g. L, New Jersey; James n
Young. {. C.; Jervis A. Smith, X. X. s.
Damon ledge attended, on Sunday. The
church of Rev. j. v. Peterson. who
preached on obedience" from Joel 9.
9'lo. He tresied his topic in the line OF
ancient, scriptural history particularly
military organization, weapons of war.
&c. lie showed the necessity of obedi-
eqee, organization and discipline, Tine
discourse was well received by the con-
gregatlon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-20

Will the new city water wheel FunH
throw into the Rodney street basin coz
tinuously, without the machinery JIM
becoming heated? This test is to
thoroughly made before the works al
accepted. Upon one trial a "Y' bur
In tho street main which was no fault
the pumps. On another occasion, a''t
pumping eleven hours. the water VI
lower In the basin than at the TAR. Ihl
too, Is not necessarily against the whes
as there might have been an unusual u
Of water at that period.
Besides the new building ard It's l1a'
datoins, the new water work II q
cepted, cost the city SIG, 4sa. 1t tlFiv
nearly two million Of gallons per Is
into the Franklin street basin, aud D.
run continuously night and day for ioa
weeks. TIE shaft and plates OF 70
buckets are OF steel.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-20

HAGGERTY-On the IL til inst. in Phila-
dolphin, Mrs. kusanna Hnggcrty, in
the 18TH year of her age
The funeral will take place on Thurs.
day morning ut O'Clock. High Mus.
Mt st. Johns Il. {. Church. lnterment
private.
kINsON-Suddenty on the nth in
slant, at Townsend, Del, Mary T., wife
of .lnncs l.. Dickinson, and daughter
of Dodo and Rcbecca sparks.
Due notice OF the funeral will be given.
SAYERs.-on the 18th inst, james +.
savers. aged y years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from the
rcsidepcG OF his brother. No. SO West
ccond street, on Thursday morning, nj
So'eiock. High Mass ut St Ictcr's Pro
aihedral. Intcrnent ut Cathedral
He mctpry.
IMMONS-in kennett square, Pa, on
the 10Th inst, Sarah simmons. formcrl,
of this city, aged n years.
Due notice Of the funeral will be given
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-20
A large ConsignInent.

Three oyster boats belonging 10 An.
scow n Co., OF No. 7G7 Shipley street
aud Fourth street below King, arrived at
their wharyes IN this city yesterday aud
this morning with 6sl bushels CT fine
Maurice cove oysters ard $4,000 extra
prince. Another boat is expected to.
day, and the firm is now well supplied
with the latest aud best oysters that
have been brought here tbs season. The
Messis. Ainscow own the oyster bids
and also their boats, and this year are
better prepared than ever TO meet the
demand OF the public Tor fine bIyalyea,
That this Is appreciated is shown by the
TACT that they have eight men constantly
employed in opening oyst RS, and are
busy all the time tiliDg orders.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-20

II you are going to Seattle yen will
find that the Is. " o. r. r., makes
quicker time, closer connections, fewer
changes aid sell tickets cheaper than any
other line. Trains leave Delaware
avenue station S.I1 q. IN, AMI 6.37 y. M.
daily.
A colouisl sleeper leaves Chicago daily
Connecting with b. ~ o. trains. Hold
Ors OF second-class tickets are entitled 10
free berth. Communicate with II. A.
Miller, Passenger Agent, Delaware
avenue station, Wilmington, for rates,
time tables aud full Information,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-20

Just received new line OF men mel.
Gated scarlet undershirts and dfaWers
which we will sell for 10 cents al lece' y
81. 50 Tor suit. You'll wonder how W
can afford to sell so cheap. Wei, thaI
our business; we're not going t. Iri anl
lies about 1t; we have got tie goods gu
they are really worth $l.0O apiece o.'
you can have them tor 20 cents 'ilces,,
We believe ia quick sales and snla'
profits, that's all. We have few ~ pr,
Of those heavy white meriuo uudcTslnI
left Al 80 cents. Come early or y,Ll,h n
left. FRED We'll. JR., No. 227 NaTAe
street, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-20

Two cars were started oil the new
Eighth street electric railway this morn
ing, and trip performed very success
fully. As soon as the work now In pro
grtss by the Street aud Sewer Commits
sion, at Eighth aud Rodney streets, is
completed the cars Will run TO the end of
the road. 1t is expected that the road
will be fully opened in the course OF
a week, when cars will he run Oh regu ar
time,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-20

A Kurdish Cher In Prison.

CoNsTNNrINorLE, Nov. 19.-Moussa
Bey, the Kurdish chief who lie charged
with perpttrating outraRes upon chris.
tians IN Armenia, has been Imprisoned.
He has also been subjected TO a private
examiI alton. His trial will take place
on November %, and II he Is found
guilty his sentence will be published.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-20
Diving Of nur,s Recelred al FOOTBALL

New HAVEN. Nov. IL. u. D. Dewell,
Jr., son OF J. d. Dewell, one of the
wealthiest merchants In the city, is re-
ported Us lying at the point OF death.
Young Dewell attended the Yale rush as
a freshman early In the fall, aud received
Internal injuries which called Tor all ope-
ration. They did not result iavUrably,
aud his recovery is despslred Of.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-20

3IRMIsGnAM, ALA, Nov. l9.-The
general merchandise store Of Brown &
Hagerman al Clinton, Ala, a small sta
ton near Eutaw, was broken into by
burglars last night and their safe blown
open and robbed Of e., $50 and quantity
OF merchandise. 1t lie thought that Rube
Burrows, the train robber, was at the
bottom oil the robbery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-20

The civil service examination "u I
ployes In the postal railway sel'l' e. W" ~,
10 held at the post office in TINS c.9' ~, n.
Tuesday, the goth, tasiesd OF FRA, IN, IN.
9th, as was published. All ? ti'oss ,b,,
crested will do well to attehd a. 'H'
lime.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-20

Is kept busy extracting, filling and maxi
ing teeth. His prices are reasonable, and
all work warranted to be frst-class in
avery particular. He extracts teeth for
25c.; with gas, Soc. A set Of teeth, IS. so;
best, a. Teeth filled with silver, 100.
emalgam, 50c.; gold, 81 and upwards.
Teeth cleaned for 75c. Once, 7o3 Market
street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-20

BRUssELs, Nov. 19.-At the session Of
the anl.slayery conference to-day the
various de eRates stated the views OF
their respective governments on the
slavery question. A committee was APP
pointed 10 consider practicable measures
for dealing with the slave traffic.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-20

G. I. WEIGH g. Co., 2Oi East Fourth
street, are unloading two cars OF choice
Aichlgan apples to-day. aud will receive
ID lew days car of York State cab.
page. Give them call for bargains,