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Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

He'tn he''i oil horses and mules as follows:
~ IGN a2rse Prince, Aeafs old, viii make
Bay hOrsr Chester jyenrs Ola tnlr,,,,ii c,r
horse. - - P'''h'''' ial III
EroTn mar GyPsey, i!year. OLD, 20 ID ser.
koekeL fcrtheron colt coming years old.
9"aAtiInl bay, very promising
Fred. y - 80 - h'hest
fstr OF large mules years old. snien,l,I
WORKERS. dul very quiet, 1ast walkers,
sine mead OF mllsh cows crosses 0t I,urrn.
sey thu tiolStrin stock, nearly al Of my ov n
aud ! bull coming year old lIurrnssv b,,ti
hohl tears Old. one YOKE Of wetl-tn, Id
oxen, years old. gOyd workers; / old stfer
~" ~ steer ihDroul hbred lIllusiir down
auoH suprrlar brood VS., will farrOw soon:
one BOAR Thoroughbred Chester white aud
shuats, farm wagons, 2hay riyglngs iaryr
Iesth nOuy with springs, / ent norsc reach
wagon OK cart, BucKeye bin eT IN y1nI
oIIer. trucks for same, wheat drills. DisE
coIh uatA-r, wheel raka, wheel cultiyatOr
corn thelier, grindstOne ian, roller. p1rtRb,.
Irult eEaporatOr, feed cutter UUe-srli,j "a.
LlaEe, two-seated sleigh, dDuble harmon IA,
iofAs b'tcks aud tail, sells wagon harness.
~ morn hArncss, plO1 gears collars hTt-
ules, hafrGHs' cultIyatOTB, etc. ele, Also
large & Ok stove aHi kitchen Tttr -. re 80
IAiiy hNiures, portable boiler Ior r,I,,i,.Ji,,,,
ated ~ s'-'e9 hot euHuer-
Ierms-on ali sums Ct 20 and under each
ohet tlat amount credit of seven inoniI
Dlr l'1tr WIN an approved endorser A N
court VIII lie allowed on cre3it sum.
". J. l.ank ducIioneer. : y a NJ
~, ~ ihe haY should prove rainy We can sell
''s'-e '' nGd5-WlI
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

EoR RENT STORE, No. 2Is T.. arm
u street. suttsnle lpr cigar store. Appiy
49, i'p''l a'' iIh-btt
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

The Delaware Field Club Will present
the drama "Sw,ethearts, and give a
comic minstrel entertainment ia the
Household Of Faith Building, on TatnAll
direct between Seventh and Eighth, on
Tuesday evening, February Goth, begin
ming at . O'Clock Tickets AZ cents.
Tickets can be bought at Beeten's drug
store, Seventh and Market streets, and
OF members OF the club.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19
MITCHELL Thrnrn While nn.inr

LONDON, Feb. 49, CHARLEY Mitchell
the pugilist, and his father in-law,
Pony" Moore, were thrown from a con
Veyance while driving last evening. They
were taken to roadeide house and ex-
atnined by surgeon. Neither was ser.
lously hurt, but both s, stained bruises
and scratches.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19
Extension of Delaware Avenue.

A meeting will be held In the Builders,
Exchange, in the Crosby ~ Hill building
tomorrow evening, to consider the feast,
bility OF extending Delaware avenue /,
Market street. Some facts and figures
Interesting to taxpayers will be presented
and H. Is desired that there shall be n
large attendance Of citizens on the occa-
sion, so that both siles OF the project ma
be fully discussed and understood.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

SrhIhorIFLp, Mo, Feb. ls.-A uni-
led States Marshal arrived here On
sunday, with Judge Pe,lcn, If St
CAR County, in custody. Several
months ago warrant was sworn ont
against the Judge for refusal 10 leyys
special Tax TO pay interest ON rallroai
noilds lie had many friends, and tho
hiled States authorities encountered
Trouble IN trying to arrest him. final'
~ strategy WAS resortei to. The judge
was induced TO 30 to "A fox hunt, and
whrn he separated from his friends hJ
arrest Was male,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19
.--s%-s>--
The Levy Goturt.

The Levy Court convened this morning
In regular session with all the memoe1
present. The only business transacted
was the examination and revision oil ths
assessment lists. The entire morning
was consumed in attending to this Dasl,
ness, and at noon the court adJouIheu
until tomorrow morning.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

smyth Post, No. l, G. A. r., attended
the 9uards' fair, Fifth aud shipley street,,
ny Invitation, last evening. They were
6, by the smyth Post Drum Corls,
lhey were very much pleased by tue
manner they were entertaiaed by tho
Guards, The fair Is now an assured sue.
cess. There were a number of fine shou
made last evening at the shooting gar
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

| OsI-A CERTIFICATE FOR ;
1h2rrl Of Masonic Hal stock, No. IN,
Ihr Nntei VIII be sui ably re VardcJ i,,,
leaving Tie same at stl west hluih .ltrr1
~ STEWART CARLISLE. '
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, marvellous
cnre for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker
Mouth and Headache. With each bottle
there Is an ingenious Nasal Injector for
the more successful treatment OF these
complaints without extra charge. Price
60 cents. N. Is. Danforth, Wholesale and
retail agent, second ard Market streets.
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

LoNDoN, Feb. ia despatch eays
that King Otto, of Bavaria, has been
proved without doubt to be hopelessly
insane. The King had recently shown
such marked signs Of improvement in his
mental condition that some hope OF his
ultimate recovery was entertained.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

Harry McDaniels, who has frequently
been before the city court for drunken
ness, was found dead in bed this morning
A. his home Sixth and Union streets.
Inc remains were removed to the NOR.
que by Deputy Coroner Barnhlll, and il
Is probable that a certificate OF death
from alcoholism Will be granted.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

w ANTEp.-A YOUNG LADY 10
r., tlis Nice. ia 4
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

Barney Reybold will sell at public sale
on the hollywood farm, on Thursday,
the list Inst, 10 horses, 10 good milCh
COWS, and great variety OF farming
utensils, as may be seen by the adyer-
tlsement. lie will also have sales on bis
home farm the 9Th and Sth of MARCH,,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

X " Father Birmingham will deliver a
lecture In the rooms OF the Reilly I,yceum
u Thursday event z, on General George
Washington, the first In peace and the
first in war" All are invited who wish
10 enjoy an intellectual treat.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

The cleaners Columbia and Twilight
are now at the wharves Of the Harlan Il
llol!iDgsworth Company awaiting a com
plrte overhkuling. During the repairs to
the L Filght, the steamer Wilmington
VII take hrr place on the line between
Philadelphia and Bristol.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

NEwnURG, N. Y, Feb. 1S.-James G.
Harding, OF Middletown, has lost three
chiidren by death from scarlet fever since
Yesterday morning, two dying ON sun.
day and one to-day. N""'
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

stansbury Murray celebrated bis TWEEN
ty.eighth birthday on Tuesday last by
reception to his friends. He AYERS tna'
each natal day is his twenty. eighth Is :.
does not wish the public to judge DIN
being older.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19
ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ae. 1850


Nine head Of good work snd driving horses
colts, q ht-t-cla8s dsirY cows, some with
eSlNes, hotne raised steers. coming 2years
Ola; woke " good work oxen, good size; 9
mead OF iat ehusts, IA m wa. nlss. new: 2
OK carts, with hay rigging; spfing wagon,
2 carriages YORK wqEOu. new; : carriage
poles, sleigh, binder, I mower, horse rake
bhcAeyc grain aud phos .hate driil. plONs,
4hafroWs corn marx =, 2 syilky cultlvators,
ahitie Diamond corn shclle', grain fan,
htd cutter set double wagon harness
double sets OF chain pillow harness. cOilpa,
hf,dlrs siusir and double trees. fork, shoe
vtls, 2 % N0ke-, scy hes and cradles itH-
htr bell cHu-hAlf interest II acres Of whest Ia
s-ouuh.and lot Of other articles too nnmer-
opt 10 mention.
Trrms:-Nil sums Of ~ and under
cash, Hl over that amount a credit Of
months, pu giving note with approved
cnuor~cr, interest added or : per cent OH
Tor cash. MM STAFFORD.
W. J. Innk. Aucttunccr. tlnd2t-wlt.
-. II. stewart. Clerk.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

The members of the second Baptist
ChpIGh rendered the Rev. X. B. Cook
and his vile very pleasant surprise AZ
{helr residence, No. 7C8 French street
.Ast evening. There was a large number
present and all spent very pleasant
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19
THIRD EDITION.


DOVER, Feb. lS.--Senate met at II q.
m. Senator Richardson presented pro-
test OF the Duck Creek Hundred Re-
publican Club against a new Slate
House.
Introduced-Act in relation to the
White Prong Ditch Company
Read by title-Act to incorporate the
N. X. johnson Company; act TO incorpo-
rate Eden Lodge, |. y. @. Y.
Pas:ed-Act In relation TO the town OF
Dover
TO divorce Annie E Palmer and James
p Palmer.
Passed: Act to amend act to Incorpor-
ate Ferris Reform School; act for the pro-
lection OF mGskrats; act to divorce Sadie
L. Kirk and Samuel Kirk; act in relation
10 the colored schools OF Slaughter Neck;
act TO divorce Sarah NJ, Hopkins from
James B. Hopkins
Read by title: Supplement to an act
incorporating the town OF Leipsic.
JOINT resolutions none incurred in:
Appointing State Treasurer and State
Auditor
On motion of Senator Richardson Sem
ate coneurred in joint resolution In re-
spect TO attending the inauguration.
Senate committee: Richardson aud
Moore.
Introduced by Senator Collins: Act to
divorce William and SALLY Ksisiner.
Adjourned to Ii q. III. Wednesday.
HOUSE.
House met at 80 a. m.
Read ard relerred-House bill In
relation TO division fences.
Mr.. Walla offered q joint snlu
ton for the appointment OF q COMMITTEES
on attending President-eleet Hsrrison's
inaue ur alton, adopted; House memb .rs,
Wallace, DR.. Richardson, Gray.
Introduced-By Mr. Whtemsn. TO
prevent the posting Of immoral, obscene
or offensive bills placards or advertise
ments,
Iutroduced-By Mr. whi'eman, 10 d.
vorca Ma Ida X. aud William Rodeck;
by X. A. Davis, to amend chapter IS, Re |
vised Code; by Mr.. Gray 10 incorporate
the Stone * Hudson Supply Company;
BY Mr.. Master, to re-iucorporate the
BrighFs X Haines GlAdts Ditch Com
pny.
Mr.. Hynson novel that 1900 copies OF
his delinquent tax bill be printed Agreed
to.
Read and reierre1-Iiouse bills to
amend chapter All, volume xiii, Della
ware Laws; Senate bill to incorporate the
Lenspe 8. F. L. Co, Of rev Castl-; .
House bill for the protection OF fish In .
Indian River and Rehoboth bays.
Passed-House bills supplementary TO
the charter OF the New Castle County
Mutual Insurance Company; 20 incor-
porate the NJ. 4. Church OF Newark;
changing Murderkill aud MispillOU
Creeks to rivers" amendatory to the
charier of the st. Jones River Trauspor
tation and Imp oyement Company.
Notice-By Mr.. Gray, for the relief OF
the Delaware Loan Association; to rein /
corporate the City Market House Com /
pauy, Of Wilmington; to incorporate !
Columbia Lodge, /. o. o. F., OF VII |
mingtoD; by Mr. Eckles, to amend Sec
ton g. chapter ~, Revised Codes; by Mr.. |
Downham, for relief OF districts 80 and .
los, Sussex.
Mr., Biggs presented the petition of .
State physicians for a Slae Insane Asy-
lum. Referred
DIR. Richardson presented clsims o.
Super ntendcnt Bessey, $2j, and OF
Thomas Jones, slj.5I. Referred
NoHce By Mr.. Armstrong, TO amend
chapters 10 aud II, Revived Code, to d. !
yorce Sarah 9. and w. f. Willing. BY /
Mr. Lingo, to divorce Henry and Carrie !
Hudson.
Adjourned to 10 a. m. tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

-BoILE-In PhiIndclrl,i, n,
On thH I'm instant. 10y Rev. j. Wrslr,
Boyle, anu h'iy
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19
New Advertisements.
FOR SAL E.

No. o Fast Ath ST., (Store.)
No. 7O5 West 3rd ST., . rooms
No. SOC West 9th st., rooms and hath.
No. 1914 Jefferson ST., rooms and bath.
No. COL Maryland Ave-. rooms a. bath.
No. 6l3 MARY land Ave-. q rooms.
No. SEQ Bennett St, 4 rooms and shed.
No. 4OS East 9th St. rooms.
No. pl6 West 7th ST., rooms and bath.
No. 1908 Lincoln ST., 2 rooms and bath.
No. 1906 West 18Th ST., l2 rooms \ bath.
No. GA NnnBuren ST, . rooms and bath.
5. w. Cor. Third and Cherry Sts., y rooms
and hath.
No. 600 Nanlluren St, 10 rooms a bath.
No. 1920 Walnut St, rooms and bath.
No. IO0O Madison St, 1 rooms and bath.
bath.
No. 600 Tatnali st., y rooms and bath.
No. 500 Intnnll ST., q rooms and bath.
No. SlS West 81, 10 rooms and bath.
No. 100. jefferson ST., 4 rooms and bath.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

A. item appeared in the par crs gu Sat
udly last 10 the effect that Samuel
Blackstou, col0red, was arrested Tor OBJ
tAihing goods under false Pferense. TIE
party referred to Is not Samuel Black
st0n, oi NJ, 5D1 East Sixth street. Is he or
meRbers OF his family do not obtain their
livelihood in that manner.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19
WMMINGToN STEAMBOAT co.
One of the Rravest,

AIRY 10 and ~ tburlys AcCarthy's wv"
One of the Rravest,
ny Y. +. Price, Esp, the versatile character
actor ana comiurdian, Charles Met sfthy, AS |
H NJ howArl, The fireman. supported I'v a |
Tue sr,ai-N lillian CIOnln-the only.
Three nights comm ncing THURSDAY, Fcbru. !
va hihEton's Birthday matinee Ani.ri,','
rep sentative organization, The celebrated
RhIl-SIlkltI Ieulu 1 Busltsuut cou,,u
NOTICE.-THE O.PARTNERSUIp
-, = heretofore "Alsting between Geo. " Me-
under the trim name OF q, nrpe W. Mct'auIiay
pro-, ~ No. - SIMPLIFY st, Is this day as
be settled by Geo. IS Mctauiley Wis Vii c wll
tnue the business AZ y, shiplrg 81 W. 'o'-
ra., 1hg y scCAuLLEv,
i9-S' ROBERT MCCAILLEY
FOR SALE. A BARGAIN. TUF
cheapest hauses In the city; norther,v "a.
OF 'th street, between Adsins and Jtrk i'm -
story brick and mausard. saloon purIor. -
Stairway tldtnS cuO;5, gas. hath. VII
undcrdrain. Apply Di5 ". III 81. fii a., Hh
EOR KENr-AN EXCELLENT GRO
i ,,ery, mat Snd provision stand, vim
nany year,: took can he n nstm t,taolis ed
II. q. KFMEIF drusyi.H 20 ~ ~ ,a'H apply TO
| tree south MilmiIgt.n. Tel nh"ne e.
'Cl. fs-5t G.
IVCp pI-NI1 CIV
| ~ ohLh, Oh WILL EN-
farm IL ia dlwin. INN iTtd. De-. MI n9.Ies
~, i,, U' 90, coma hihs about % acres; hne
Id W,.is,y.uti, ~ a., -" "'n T. a. j. fEIRtF,
" '''' '"'" 7"'''' 'lS' IN 3.-eod
~-or,cF rtrp ,,,.,,nr,-
n - - r. MEMBERS OF THE
=, 49, ~ tfsoHa t!lnh are requested 10 meet
sore In az az I;@ ocinrk as there j.
| Tls-9t' By order al iha a l,aclrd.
- = ~ 'eo'et'rS'
! IL share Of Massnia H.i i stock n f2 2a -
Issued January 27ih, is7s 10 strysrf t, pi H.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

Watches, clocks and jcwelry at Willard
p. Davis, 9 E. End St.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19
PART L.


]. Chopin Iuviiarlon :. !, NlI-u.
k0rHatHkl-bf-. Iuis'I = Hn.S.
:. IouT,-~ut". ErruIl~, col Thee.
] bumd-NaI~..
hendcl--"n"-Nuraut" and Eouap Ca
prlrvtt-ru.
4 RO-tu HE- ~rrr..ulr -lrnt IL. I'-.r.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

IL cabinet photos at Cummings gal
lefy for ". 800 Market street,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19
IRpsE

ne only place Tor TauHhenser Is At
A. Wilhelm's, al ShipIey street.
bergner < Engel 1annheuset sold los
A. W ilLelm, All shipley street
Drink lanubaustr, at A. MilheI III s
ill Shipley street.
Tailor IN ade corset IL the btst. Sol,
agent, E. B. Riley, 23s King.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19
- . -
AlAItItIk,Il.

teelhing. >o''e anu
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

90 to Mcclure for all kinds OF FISH sns
oysters every day. Eighth street mars"
house.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

l.. Heiss, tailor. No. E. srd 81 will
make up the balance Of his winter stock
AT reduced prices. lie Invites call.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

EOR RENr-AN EXCELLENT GRO

.ery, mrAt Hnd prov isloD stand 80
dweUlpR. lhls sidre has heen esiablis eI
NAM 3ttN. .tock can be purchased or n1t
u. G. ktMELE; druggist, cor. x and ddpHH eyai 10
,t5'et' south Wilmington, Ttirpli"ne NJ
fls-6t
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

smeitz & Co, No. Is East Fourth
street, Wholesale and retail dealers in
app,,es, potatoes aud all kinds Of country
produce,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19
Apply TO
Head & Co..
D-eI-23 Seventh aud Market SITS.

QUESTIONED PUBLIC sALE-THE
i subscIiler viii sell at iublic sale, on the
Anthony Higgins farm IN He'd Lion Hundred
Delaware City,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19
HARRY HART,
The 1CIothing Manu'g 20
BIG MARKET ST.
I)t BllC SALE, THE SUBSCRIBER
moye W Itl ~ al fnblr sale tnrep1riug t. re-
the Eth watd. gu ''' ~
SATURDAY, MARCH ~, 1857.
al O'Clock, p. M,

KS stocs and farming implement, together
ml ~ a p4fl OF his h usehOld goods as fOllogs
70 wit: family horse: Z cows / hell r. Cnp +.
ing TWO Yeas old: / two-s ated carriage: /
MARKET uearnorn; horse cart, set ii sInyle
hhIhfss' chler milf, 3hbls. goDd elder vine.
kht, shlttls, hoes, SPACES AID ftrks \ Iot OF
huInlhN nay bN HE ton; lot Of dairy fixtures
nohstholn noohs-AIn nR when Is ono nice,
uAlI tl9th tOla shd chairs, hat rack. / cook
stove partoT stove, he'd room stove a ni,u'.
yer ol caiprls aud many u.hef things MOI in,,
TONED. Terms at sale WW Eiiii,ig !"
w A. Hukill, au-t ia ,,,ii.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19
DUBLGC SALE OF SOMER5ETCOUN-
y Horse, at hockessin. Del. | will sell

FNIDAY, FIBkJ AIRY y, 1857,
% Read Of HORSES, ranging fto,r :, so to
l,lU pounds, CONSISTING pf black Per
cheT"n mares, years Old. as fue pair Al
OF brood mares a. can he found. Fn1d 1SrE
family lore, good single line leaders, dne
oftFtr', hlack stallion, coming Z years Old
weight J. M well broken to harness; Will puil
Two men on the road lively good bone, amt =
good ipnl gtttcr. balance are general bu-l-
hes' horses. well broken. some VERY good
chnnE, have tel.ctci these horses myself
and tNiuE them choice.
iHlie7 wtnting rln see them one day prior
:" sale No pls'poucmrut on account UI
weather. Sale At o'Cin J..
FIWOOD WERSTER.
R"niNsnN, suctlou"er. ita-dSw
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

Go to smeln & Co. Tor cheap apples
ana potatoes, aud buy where you can
save money. No. Il Z. lth st.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

saves labor, time, women aud furniture
Absolutely no dust whsn using IL. Every
housekeeper SHOULD Use It. ask your
groeer for Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-18

noantiful designs everywhere on walls and cell
in0 leaving scarcely an inch OF plain surface IN
siobt n sting well to bathrooms brilliant can
de-liebt TO bring out all the lines OF elegant tfac
erv. One room was used for light efreshmens nnt'i
midnight, another for substantial suppefs in.er'
AZ one side of the gallery was long space iur.
nisbed In Turkish style. and having waus maze OF
cur..us old tiles. Here the men smoked ana some
pleysd ecarte. There were five or SIX ladies ana
always q half dozen men ready TO oacK eacn nc. o.
the two players with sums OF from nve " at9
francs it being allowable 30 place money oh eis"eh
side SO long as the two sides OF tapie couiu De
made even, and so long as the sums r,sNeu no'
exceed what French custom had maoe 'lo "OuNu
Of nropriety for socisble gatherings
Even with a large number OF men upstairs
there wee still below number equai F" INC
number Of ladies present; for many OF tne men
were officers WHOSE families are In france' anu
there were also at the reception large party Oh
Arab chiefs whose families never 20 any"nere'
These chiefs came in white blue and scarlet rooes
Some wore fine turbans, but most hao "nlte
bead-covering, with very long piece OF Drown
cord wound around and over the brow Ihey re-
moved neither their head covers nor their shoes
Init. Of course, came in carriages and brought no
dirt. Even poor Arabs have usually dGnlned
Gait but the chiefs are taller than most Europeans
have broader shoulders and look statenness i'seli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-18
APPROPRIATIONS FOB THE NAVY.
THE DEMOCRATIC HOUSE BY NO MEANS LIB
ERAL TO THE NEW ADMINISTRATION.

THE DEMOCRATIC HOUSE BY NO MEANS LIB
ERAL TO THE NEW ADMINISTRATION.
Washington March IA review OF tho Naval Ap-
ppopriation bill as originally drawn, a. amended, and
az finally passed. docs not reflect credit for generosity
on tho Democratic House Of Representatives Tor the
House was inclined to be less liberal 30 tho incoming
Republican Secretary Of the Navy than was the he-
publican senate 10 Secretary whitney For instance
the bill Of year ago appropriated SSSOOOo TOR inc
repairs to vessels in commission, out OF commission
and being made ready for and also for what ltao
needed 10 be done in tbs way Of repairs 10 the Atlanta
Boston, Chicago and Dolphin.
Owing to an emergency, requirng the provisions
Of the statute prohibiting Increase OF force at the
Navy Yards within sixty days preceding an election
TO be suspended the total amount appropriated Tor
tho year enSyng June 30, 1880, was found to have
been expended In u little moro than four months Of
the twelve This discovery was made. less than
week after the defeat of Mr. Cleveland on November
O. md reduction of force followed Then deficiency
appropriation asked for and ono OF Sloo'ooo was
voted on March 3, to become Immediately sVailaoie
This made total of 81, 100000 for repairs The new
bill also appropriated for tho same bureau tor the
fiscal year beginning July /, 1880, SSoO,OOo' tho
House stubbornly refusing 70 sccedo TO the senate
amendment 10 increase the appropriation to SeoOOOO
which is s1oo 900 less than the amount given for the
present fiscal year. This Is In spite Of. the fact that
there viii be hand to work tho Charleston. Bat
more, Yorktown, Pstrel Concord, Bennington and We
suvius in addition TO the vessels In active service this
year; and experience has shown that all now vessels
need some repairs 30 keep them up TO the best con-
dillon. Then too, there ere some vessels now on
their way home from squadron duty TO be reftted for
another cruise. ,
The House also refused 20 agree 10 the Senate amend
ment appropfatng % 900 600 for the construction OF
new vessels and the Senate finally receded and con-
sented TO tho appropriation OF only SA055OOo, which
includes tho provision Of putting In the plant Tor
the electric lighting OF vessels In service. Tho
bill as finally passed appropriated S21, 0e2, $40 81
II provides for the construction Of the submergIng
armored ship OF the typo and according 10 the plans
| approved By naval board and recommended 70 the
Secretary OF the Navy and heretofore designated as
Thomas's ship ram for harbor defence OF The type
| approved by the Naval Advisory Board OF 1881 two
steel cruisers gunboats OF from 800 to 1000 tons
| each TO cost not moIe than 100000 and an ad-
| dfonal dynamite cruiser OF tho Vesuvius type. The
| 5OOO-ton cruiser proposed by the Senate was not
agrocd 10, and the provisions for premiums Tor speed
| in tho other vessels stricken out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-18
pgATH OP J LAWRBYoE SMITH.

]. Lawrence Smith, well.known lawyer and member
OF the University Club died yesterday at his house No,
517 Fifth.aye. lie was born &C 6mlthtown, l.. L. in
1877 received part Of his education at Yale Rnd was
elssEmate Of William NJ. Evarts From Yale he went TO
Princeton, and gradused there In the class Of 1887
He admitted to the bar In i540 and In 1S45 was
married TO the daughter OF James Clineh at ST. Marks
Church. in this city. Mr.. Smith District Attorney
Of sunolk County In 1850. and in 1858 was elected
County Judge which position nc occupied for eight years.
and was . member OF the Now.York Bar Association.
For some time he was annoyed with bronchial aim.
Guilty which steadily grew worse and developed into
pneumonia which resulted IN his death. -Four daughters
and son. who is lawyer. survive him. The funeral
will be held ct s. JsmeSs Church, Shutdown on
Vedneeday