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Daily Republican., 1890-03-06
EXTRA!
HOW ASIOR MADE HIS MILLIONS
FUTURE AMERICAN CITIES.
Opportunities Ter Iavss,asst n
Nee esd aspsdly. Developing
wesssra Teuns, where Peps.
sealeas end vsIuss 0susls N
. lev 01saihs.
| MlNOT-FUTuRE METROPO-
| LIS OF NORTHWEST
DAKOTA.
CJelxoao 81 shls Tewn coMblnia0
% Day . Beck st ahet Polst.
one Nuadred 10 0as Thousand
Per Gent. Confidently
Expesled.
lSMALL MONTHLY PAY
MENTS.
Loss HlPosSiDLG--J0lpe the
BLOCK CLUB Moo
FORMING.
Cell end nvsstlgsts-Aa 0ppsr
tuslay Never Before 0nsred.
Ono Nuu6rod % 0ao Thouoaoo
Per Cent. Confidently
gxpssisd.
SMALL MONTHLY PAY.
MENTS.
LOSS IoaPoSSlDlI--JOlM THE
BLOCK CLUB Nuu
FORMING.
Call sad 1nve stleste-Aa 0pper.
tuslty Never Before offered.

There 10 point on the Manitoba Rail-
road running West from 81. Paul 10 the
Pacific, through . wonderfully fertile
but undevcloped country, called MINor,
which all authorities unite 10 declaring
10 destined soon to become the Mctrop-
ola Of Northwest DAkots.
Three years ago MINoT was open prai-
rio, to-day 1t 10 the Division headquarters
Of the g.. Paul, Minneapolis aud Mani.
toba r. X. whose shops at this point
employ over 800 hands; the County Seat
OF Ward County with . new e10, 600
Court House IL course OF construction;
the location chosen for the United States
Land Office; the trading centre for 100
miles In all directions, and tho home oil
over l, 200 industrious and progressive
people. Three immense Coal Mines arr
also In operation, Impressed with the
certainty Of rapid development and con
sequent rich rewards 1.-THE Prudential
Real Estate aud Trust Co.. Of Philadel
phia have been prevailed upon 70 advance
the Necessary funds for the purchase o
the most desirable land for Building Site
now unsold at MINoT, and to allow th,
samo 10 be plated and sold Ut nomina
prices on long time and 70 guarantee
Deeds and Titles. For this the Compan!
1 uiO W IGSUlvO = Du0ti RriSCuhok9s Wah
the great advantages 10 be derived accru
to the Investor. These lots can now b,
had at SIS. e25. $35 and $50, according
to location. Terms $500 70 rs 90 pc
month.
1t 10 confidently believed that thcs
Lots can DO sold 1t from $50 10 e25
each IN three to i've years from now, an,
the exceedingly liberal terms offered d
low anyone so disposei to invest wlthou
embarrassment. Land 10 the best Of d
securities, the money 10 always safe, an,
In new rapidly -devcloping City cannO
fail to return handsome profit in fe,
yea .. Parties Wishing ono or two Lot
10 the Block referred to above should cal
at once ut the Office OF the undersigned
and ses maps and views, and obtsin fu
Information, or will call upon receipt o
q postal. w. P. V0SHELL,
| S4tu.th No. 9O1h Market streel
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

A msseiae Of he rubber boot and shoe
uenuhetur9gs Of the country was held
yestegaay ID Boston. AL the large con.
cssns were Fspreeentsd. A schedule Wss
agreed upos. which 10 about . 10 per
coak advauee over present pricss on ell
grades Of g0ods Manufactured. - 80 INTO
sfeot April /.
Two workmsn In PIttsburg attempted
10 thaW out several sticks oil frosen dyna.
mite yesterday. An explosion followed
that wrecked the blacksmith shop where
they wsre, and killed David Hayes and
fatally Injured William 6uoddy.
Secretary Window has agreed to dis
continue the suits--twelve In number
Tor $1,000 each against Henry A.echmidt,
OF ST Louis, Tor mporsing under contract
from Germany merchant tailors, upon
Schmidt paying $4,000 and cost.
A log train on . narrow gauge rail-
road near Washburn, Wisconsin, iran
away" yesterday while descending .
steep grade Thomas Walters, engineer,
and William Carleton, fireman, jumped
Cd and were killed.
The Secretary Of tbs Treasury an.
nouuced yesterday that he was prepared
to resume purchases Of four per cent.
bonds TO such amount ~ may % just
ned BY the available balancs In the
Treasury.
AnothaP unsuccessful attempt VA
made yesterday t. rescue the imprisoned
mlusrs In the South WilkeSbArre shaft
~ Wilkesbarre, Pa. The officials say
that all hope Of finding them now Il
abandoned.
Thomas Owans and James Leonard
ware injured yesterday, the latter fatally
BY the premature explosion OIL . blast IN
mine at Plymouth, Pa
Fourteen cases Of smsl'pox are report
ed In Msridan, Conn. Two deaths wert
reported yesterday, but NO new cAsss.
The Baltimore Annual Conference o
the Methodist Episcopal Church was be.
gun In Cumberland yesterday. Bishop
Merrill oil Chicago presidcd.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06
An Inquiry.

Please allow me to inquire through
your columns ~ to what has become oil
Mr.. n. H. Allen, the evangelist and re-
former, who has been recently making
such brilliant movements among the
race. We attended the first public ser.
vice at Temperance Hall conducted by
him few weeks ago. and were very
iavorably Impressed, and was very sorry
Tor the movement that vas instituted
against him, which prevented Kim from
repeating 1t on the following Sunday.
Mr.. Allen has visited and prayed AZ the
bed side Of sick and sufierin. humanity
for tho iast year or more. i have con-
-kersed with several who found loud In
their praise of him; they further state
that for his visits he had never charged
or received q penny, and that he sturdy
Informed them that II he could help then
Mt All, that 1t IN ust be by the grace and
gift of God. which was not ior sale.
Now, In face OF these facts IN christian
community. 1t 10 strange TO mo that be
should have been subjected to such
treat ment 10 he has since received.
CAREFUL OBSERVER.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06
A DMINIsTRAToK's SALE
IA OF.
REAL ESTATE

by virtue of m order of tho Orphans
Court OF the STATE of Delaware in and
for New Castle County, made on the 18th
day of january, A. u, 1870, will be ex-
posed to sale, at public vendue
ON SATURDAY,
I'll l. i5rm DAY OF MARCH, A. D.. 1890,
At2 O'Clock, y. Nj, at the Court House,
in the city of Wilmington, the following
| described real estate, late OF james
| G rcen, deceased to vii:
beginning ut an old corner poplar
stump thence by AN old Jine north 81
| degrees west, a. perches and three-tenths
to- "A corner post iii the westerly side OF
| tho kcunctt turnpike, thence by the
| spid side of said turnpike road. north ID
| degrees and halt. west 81 pcrches and
/ threu-tcnths of u perch to II stone thence
ny II line OF land OF David Campbell and
| wife sonth 10 degrees, west lO7 perche4
1 and eight-tcnths to IA stone in Patrick
II O'Flinn's line, thence with the same
south III degrees. west 81 perches to n
poplar, thence south degrees, east III
pereies to u corner OF land late OF Rob
ert Pierce, thence with tho same north
s. degrees, east lU2 perches and six tentlis
to stone, north 80 degrees, east u
| perchcs and six-tenths to n stone, and
, north 70 degrees, east "a porches and six
tenths to the place of beginning, con
tanning o6 acres of land more or less
being the same lnnds and premises
which were assigned to the said James
Green in fee simple by the Orph ans
Court of the State of Delaware. in and
for New Castle County, AS the rca
estate OF John Beatty, deceased, us viii
more fully appear by reference to the
records of said court. See 0rp ans
Court Record r, vol. ., page 45l. &c
Attendance will be given and terms
made known by
WILLIAM X. BRINCKLE,
Administrator.
Or by WILLARD sAu LsBU lsY ,Jg.,
Attorney
Attest: CHAn1Es II. McWEollki,,
, 3-5-d&w-ts Clerk Orphans Court.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06
Dsla,

O0eA.
u d raported that George W. IngrAm
Of Middlooowu hos drawn o6,0oo b the
Louisiana Stats Lottery.
The house Of Mn. sallis Gordy, psAr
Salisbury, va Destroyed By Ore % Non.
day night TIE loss viii be abyut q. 700.
william I. emithsrs, Esq. OF Dover.
forpsriy an attorney In this city, has 90.
copied position on the ssaR Of the New
York Sunday Herald
A. the town election In Smyrna. on
Monday, william N. Lewis and James
q. Robinson were elected town CON mis-
sioners; Henry @. Budd, alderman; Z. ).
Colt assessor; JSmss =. Hofecker.
treasurer.
Bishop Coleman VII administer con-
frmation 70 large class, on April ~, At
st. Johns Church.
The Rev. Henry O. Braddon Of Hyds
Park, Mass, has accepted the rectorship
oil Christ Church, Dslaware City.
Calvary Church has organised parish
branch OF the Junior Auxiliary TO the
Board Of Forsien Missions. Its officers
are: Prtsident, Miss Emma Crcxier; vice
president, Misc Mary Banks; secretary,
Miss Annie Peacock; treasurer, Ernea,
Kelley.
Under The auspices Of the Boys Mic
sion Club or Central Church, George Il.
Pierce OF Philadslphia will deliver In
Institute Hall on March 10th an Illus
tra.ed lecture entitled "How they went
around the world, or the adventures OIL
Saith, Jones and Brown"
Ex-Mayor Almond and A. e. Reed
are expected TO arrive tomorrow from Z
visit to the Western States.
A wagon loaded with beef and country
produce, while being driven up Market
street this morning, net with an scci.
dent near Ninth street. The horse slipped
and fell, breaking shaft
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06
Cold Weather In Florida.

Lewis Il. Temple, . former resident Of
our city, writes from Starke, Bradford
County, Florida, under date OF March .,
saying: "This section was visited by y
severe cold snap Saturday aud Sunday,
the LIST and 81 inst. which has put an
snd to , tho strawberry busiLess Tor at
least Eve or sig weeks, and also the
orange crop, as the blossoms were irozeu
and have dropped off. Ice formed nearly
m eighth Of an inch in thickness, which
y unusual for Florida. The orange trees
we're uninjured, only the blossoms hav'
ing been affected. Some trees, however,
have not yet blossomed. and there may
b. q partial crop"
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

Lsmuel Graves, Of NH Crask hun
drej, came TO the Lsvy Court yesterday
afternoon just ~ Il adjourned 70 protest
against receiving twenty.0ns names OF
colored men returned ~ dslinQusnts By
Collector Reardon. Court having ad-
journed, number Of members COL to-
gsthef and heard NJ. Gravss' state
ment.
II eczema the clerk Of the peace, in
copying the namea Of sssessables In Mil
Creek Hundred from the assessment "a
she tax duplicates Of Collector ReArdon,
somehow omitted the names Of all the
eol0red men commencing with the lsttos
Q, twenty-one In number.
MI. Graves went several umes 10 Col
lsctor Rsardon about tho mattcr, and he
promised every time TO como In 70 the
clerk Of the peace and have the namsl
put on the duplicate. Mr.. Graves said
the collector told him he had been to tbs
clerk office respectfully, but could never
Collector Rsardon, however, seems to
have caught on to Deputy Clerk Nichol.
son on Monday last, who placed the
namfs on his duplicate, and Mr.. Reardon
the merit day (Tussday) with wonderful
alacrity returned them ~ delinQuents
without ever giving them an opportunity
TO pay their taxes. though they bad DO.
fore all been to see him about IL.
During the time Mr.. Graves was giving
this Information Mr.. Roberts informed
him that the Levy Court was not In ses
slon, and rather snteringly doubted what
Graves said.
Ex.Assessor McClo,key also took a
hand in the debate. aud said the men had
the same right to come into town aud
get . certificate tn at people In town had
to 90 TO the Court House and get them.
!, Mr.. Graves thought It was . different
thing 10 come from the country nine
mlles to get . certificate to going two o.
. three squares in thu city.
, Mr.. Graves has employed r. NJ
Walker, Esq.,, to represent the case be
: fore the Levy Court and protest agsins
the men referfei to being returned u
, deiInQuents.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06
DU BLIC SALE.

The subscribers will sell Mt public sale
OH the Peoples Farm, near Ferris lie
form School, on
MONDAY. MARCH 10, 1870,
Mt ls o'clock. NJ, sharp. head OF o.
No. /. Stella, bay mare, coming
years old, n very promising mare.
No. 2. Dolly. black mare, coming !
extra good work and brood mare.
No. 5, Daisy, q years cid, an extra
good roadster. fine style and action.
No.4. Snap, sorrol horse, . years old,
AN extra good work horse.
No. 5. BESSIE, iron gray. years old, n
pleasant driver, can be driven by II lady.
q head of god miich and butter COWS,
most of when will he in profit by day OF
sale; the balance forward springers.
The above dairy was selected with care,
and are fine lot of cattle. Ono bull,
five shoats, 60 pair OF chickens, D acres
of wheat in the ground.
Farming inplements.-Two farm wag-
ons, one nearly new; l No. ii Osborne
binder in good order, l Thomas hay ted
der been used but one season, Ilenct
cultivator, syracuse pillow. twin harrows
one Acme harrow, roller, l road cart,
Jaeger wagon, sets wagon harness,
sets light carriage harness, one set oil
heavy dearborn harness. collars. brides
hulters, lot of forks, rnkes, shovels, hay
in the burn, lot of oats and corn, lot OF
good cider vinegar. and many other
articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS-All sums OF SO and under
| cash; over that amount credit Of
| months will be given by the pnrhase
giving II bankable note with an approx
| ed endorser.
| PEOPLES h McELwEE.
Stidhnm 4 Son, Auctioneers.
J. II. Kirk, Clerk.
| 3-3 f-s-ltwi
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

The Levy Court rc-convenci al
o'clock yesterday a't-rnoon aui|
inaised In session until $50 y
when 1t adjourned. No business
transacted except Transferring IN
thrss properties aud Assessing ons
Tue court met thIs morning
minutes after 10 O'Clock and commu
TO do nothing until one nan Was Of
to be assessed by William II. Piers
voucher. II took some ten minul
examine the assessments, after whit
was placed upon the lists.
Then NJ. Wier offered . resol
that j. II. Rodney, attorney IA
Court, be Instructed to enter salisl
upon the bond OF UriAh &, WieI
lector Of White Clay Greek Hund1
the years 1899 and 1870, which
WA adopted.
Mr.. Eiiason offered . similar MOI
regard to T. CAun, collector OF taxi
Pencader Hundred for the same
which was adopted.
Mr.. Wier explained that the re-
did not show that their bonds nereI
flsd, aHd as Urish 3. Wier va
grandfather, he wanted the reco1
appear straight
Mr.. Wisr then offered another
ton that the clerk OF tho court
structcd 10 procure . book for rscoI
these satisiAclions Of bonds.
Mr.. Rothwell then offered three q
lions 10 = bunch striking three
from the assessment OF BiscAbird
dred, because they were dead.
the names WAS that Of AleIAnder
ard, tho colored man who Wiz
dered.
Mr.. WIsr objected to passlng "
in . bunch, when they were passed
rateiy.
William II. Pierson then had
portunity OF getting two more nan
ON the assessmens lists oil ths
ward, that Asseeaor McCloskey
find because they were Republly
| Mr.. Bhailcros', who made the
to have them assessed, asked Que y
young men why his name was mol y
lists, but OF course the young man
not tell. Had ho asked Mr. Mcy'ss
sitting close by. no oohld have 'o Sa
| About II O'Clock the blank ~. nj
school notices were brought In aa.|
members were busy mailing ln '
superiutendents Of Sunday sanooias
| Collector Dougher,y aud W. ~
"Chsrlie" were busily engagea i
vis,ng the error lists he re'u'1''
Tuesday.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06
fHIRD EDITION


.
II TAe Btrest and Sewer Department met
M night for The purpose OF making Ger.
1lis c6anges In the force Of Engineering
4 hsln9 svidsat that the force Of en-
Rtneesa was top snall for the work 70 BE-
slona u WA proposed TO give First
AlelseAnt 7. ChAlkey HAttoa charge Of
IN the eewsrs aud increase his salary
eFom $1,000 TO u, 800 per annum; TO place
Second Assistant Engineer Francis A.
Price IN charge Of the work formerly
dons By the fret assistant and to increase
he eAlAry from $500 70 = sum not ey
ceedlng u, 100 per sunum; TO appoint .
third assistaut engineer at . salary oil
400 per annum, aud to appoint an ad-
diti0nAl engineer and drsughtman to
assist Mr.. Hatton In sewer work At cal.
cry Of 5000 per annum. 1t WAS proposed
70 elect the lastramed olicer for only
Une year.
Mr.. Murray, always on the side Of the
most excessive economy, objected to The
passage Of such . resolution ON ths
grounds that the department could
neither increase or diminish the wager
d city officer during the term lol
which he was elected.
Both Mr.. Carpenter aud Mr.. GawthFoT
combztted that idea and said that thu
net creating the department gave It thu
right to increase or diminish its force
and also their wages at pleasure.
An Investigation showed that there Il
an ordinance fixing the salaries Of The
assistant engineers. Tho Street ant
Sewer Department, however, has The
right to repeal any ordinance relating t.
streets and sewers BY the passage of |
paanlnftnu II ehnrnfnra la~tAad 4,
III resolution repeating the ordinsnc
b question can DO prepared.
There seemed to be some surprise ex
preescd at the fact that although 1t hai
been generally known for . week pas
that two additional engineers would b
needed IN few days not an enginee
from Wilmington hes applied for q posi-
ion.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

The following transfers OF real estate
were recorded ct the Office Of tho Esgi-
nesIing aud Surveying Department yes
terday:
All Loan Association to James w.
johnson, west side Of Mary land avenue,
Beech aud Sycamore streets, 2Ox85 feet.
Flora N. Robertson tu Edwin W.
Jackson, northwest corner Seventh and
Buttonwool streets, 25x46 Q.
William 4. Hickman to J. T. v
Blocksom, Second aud West streets
20x50 2.
Hubert Cassidy to Theodore Fl. Pratt
south Of Filth street east OF DUPONT
25x72
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

The Warren Athletic Club IL boom
ing along merriiy. Eight new members
were proposed last nigh. The club de.
cided To give an entertainment within
the next low weeks, At which II y pro
posed to have the postponed wrsstline
match between J. D. Reilly. champion
amateur bantam weight, and j. 7. Coop
er OF tho Warren Athletic Club; also
wrestling aud boxing matches between
other members Of the Warren club and
Athletic club Of the Sehuykill Navy.
John Y. Cooper Of the Warren club was
presented with = sweater by the membsra
OF the club last night for his unseiiish ei-
fUrts In behalf OF the club.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

General j. H. Wilson's address In his
debate with the Hon. ErAstus Wiman in
Institute Hall some tGrec months ago,
on the annexation of Canada, is In great
demand. Mr.. Wimau has written to
General Wilson asking him to send him
a number of copies OF his address, and
farther writes that It Is by all means the
most thoughtful and able presentation oil
the case from ali annexation standpoint
shat has bsen made. The speech. he
thinks, should DO placed In tho hands oil
the leading legislators and editors o.
Canada. Additional copies OF the al
dress have been aent to Mr.. WlmAn.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06


or tho iSoston Branc.i sn"s .r,l
No. 2!3 Market street on Fridsi ~
the 7lh inst. at z 0 clock, wH.s .,r,'
band will bc present. Tfr ella '.,,,
orally are invited to cal, ,as NV ~, =
. handsome Trench wall orls'is'ih 4,
has been imported from fa,' v
firm expressly for this occasion, "a
The nnest boots and shoes e, 'n mi nj
Ia this city will be sold al ,am 800
ate price,. The store will he a asa Il,
decorated with flowers, anu Wv uiu
will be one OF the graBdest ets' nut,
ell in our city. Rsinomeer 'n' ot ID
1913 Market street. a tahr la,
will alto be present on o'''
Monday evenings.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

The nrst days sale Of Mr.. L. J.. koss' I
California trotting stock 10 New York on
w ednesday WAS one OF the most re-
markAble hofse saies ever held anywhere.
Alcazar, the leading stallion. was knock.
cd down at twenty-five thousand eight
hundred dollars, while the two-year-old
colt Voodoo brought twenty-iour thou
sand one hundred. But the shiking
feature OF the day was the general
average reached. Forty.three animals,
many Of them youngsters, realized up
wards Of = hundred and forty thousand
dollars, an average Of three thousand
two hundred and sixty.two dollars. Thia
10 said to BE- the highest general average
for 90 largo number Of horses ever
known ct public auction sale.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

Messrs. Jester & Mcdaniel have pur-
chased from james b. Cation OF Chester,
Pa, this fine Holstein bull, John L. Sui.
livau, who was cslved February Is, 1886,
registered 4757, and row weighs 1900
pound Is. They also purchased q fne COW,
ealved August Is, 1855, registered G9S4
They will place them on their farm which
they recently purchased near Newport
and Will engage In raising improved
stock, and selling the sAme at reasonabi,
prices. Farmers aud others who admire
| inc stock should call and zee them.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

What might have proved serious
Affair had 1t not been for the presence OF
mind OF Scott Beggs, WAS the ignition OF
box Of matches in the pocket of the
aforesaid gentleman during the matinee
performance OF "a liter Dark" at tho
Opera House yesterday afternoon. The
affair created condemnation In the imme E.
diate vicini J OF Mr.. Begge, bnt no coolly
smothered the flames and thus averted
all danger, and the performance proceed
ed without interruption.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

COLUMBUS. o., March 8. = Senator
Brown, of Hamilton County, has prepar-
Cd his resignation as = member OF the
Senate, which he states hc viii present
to the governor to-day. The refusal OF
Osrtain members to act with him Ia Sc
curing modification of the Owen Sun
day closing law has led to this action.
His resignation, If adhered TO, will
greatly embarrass the Democratic major
liz In party legislation, and the psssa 70
Of the Congressional redistricting bill.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

Save money and 60 TO the northeast
corner Third and King streets for your
groceries. Cohees roasted fresh every
week and sold at very low prices. A
rlknt good Rio AZ 20 and 20 cents per ID.
a line line OF Calf dried irults and nav
Turkey prunes, lbs. for rs cents. The
az, on and 90 cent teas are the finest
iiAVored to be found for the money. Give
them trial; George A. Taylor. north
east corner Third aud King streeta
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

KALAMAZOO. Mich, March, 5.-Ths
kidnapping III Kalamazoo College Of
two profession Saturday night, by some
OF the students 10 creating considerable
comment. The college WAS closed yes
tcrday and tweniy-one students were
brought before the faculty.
Punishment will be- inflicted, but to
what extent has not yet been determined.
The boys Assert that II any are expelle d
all will leave. The ring leaders are two
seniors.
The kidnapped professors and the boys
are on tho beat OF terms.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

We had quite snow storm this morn
Ing. and the temperature which was At
80 degrees at z O'Clock, Tell to 20 IN Nh
hour. By II o'clock the temperature had
risen to 81 and at Q O. clock the mercury
In the the: IN )meter stood at 30. The
snow ceased falling by IL A. NJ, leaving
the ground pretty generally covered aud
we may say that 1t was the grestest snow
storm Of the season, In our city.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

The third OF the united Lentcn SER
vices WAS held In Emmanuel Church,
Highlands, last evening. The kev. Mar
Tin B. Dunlap, rector Of Old Swede.'
Chu CHI, preached. All the clergy OF tho
city were present. The next one o. the
services will be held In Old swede,'
Church on next Wednesday evening. The
Key. X. J. Hammond will preach.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

HAMBURG, Pa, March 5.-Workmen
engaged in making an excavation for
the large reservoir now in process Of
construction at the base Of tho Blue
Mountain, three miles east Of this Dor.
ough, discovered . vein OF anthracite
coal. 1t has been tested and gave salts
factory results. Considerable eIcitem nj
prevails and further prospecting will b.
done,