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Daily Republican., 1890-01-29
PhaadelphiA Wilmington and
baltimore Railroad.
November 10th, 1859.
Trains will leave WEmlnuto. =. ..u

November 10th, 1889.
Trains will leave WEmlucto, .. e,uo
? sa nis,a.@eiphia 6cxpressL L.ss. 49, an Gao.
:; H., Z u a. 10 In, ~ U.s. ' s nj I,
: ss Is H. r. : 81 e, 80 .. 49,
3 4 I 81 m. i u ca 5i T." s g a sns
IL 81. NJ. lss. 81. y 9a 20 . o. e. ~
70 !, i S e !, r. i ass IA q eA So
aS sS III, q .. ios J. = sn ID % y y a aI y
s,HSor %est Chester; via LamoEiu. u and nd
=, For Newark tCsnirel and intermediate st,
o Baltimore sS1 m Ind T. :. and b. =.
EE. .I,%srs ana nv .y,i GIns a.
10 ~ and ii % .. M, y % * IA ~,
H I'D i i.s. sIs Ss
i; Sss,ss!s-$s "a I'll p!s1. ~ % ."
. p =. m.. III D. Ds, n and way stations.
ESpress Tor iisfrln4ton. $50 and 700 p. IN.
mar p Is ,or Dover, Harrington. and Del
Express for Cape Charles. Old Point Com.
Leave Philadeipbia, Broad Street, for VII.
n,imgton lexprcss) 8 81, 10, IN, s5i, 10 %,
,ol, "A sos us. "a 81 81 81 ~. iii, liz
!, 5i.'s$S'ds!sa &. rs Us H q :a, ' iss;:
SUNDAY TRAINS
=, For Philadelphia expressl, I5s az An
n - a. ~, ~ si7. $50. 'c25, and
Accom- oiailon, 100. aia s,oA. ,a,a
l2s Az. ~. 1000 and 10 As +. NJ. '' To- w
ror Uaestsr te1press). i.sa n.si A, NJ, 6.l7.
Accommodation, 100. Sis 90 a,m,, i2,io
i.2a 40, 7.4oand l0.45P. NJ.
Eor New York texpress. 1A E5s 40,
3 3S s siS ID, T. /, =, NJ a2E SH So, 'Ssi
For West Chester, via Lamokiu, s.1kA. M,
For New taste ~ IS night.
=, For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort. and
For Midd!etown, Clayton. Dover, Wyoming
FELTON,. Harrington. Bridgeyille, Seaford,
Laurel, and Itel,har. 2;ol might.
A. M. H., MR. ana ws' o. ~ M % .na
l2E Night. baltimore s.lz P. NJ. and L. Is
leave PHI ldclphia Broad Sire t, for WILL
mington tesprGss), $50. 100. Ills AN
$40 o.. 'sij, 500. 81. ma ii5. and
Accommodation, s3s o TO- 10 So. IN. ~. a,
2o5. q 10, Is, iO4. II ~ y. IN.
For further Information, pas3engers ar
referred u the ticket office nj the station
Trains marked thus ~ are limited express
npon which extra iarc Is charged.
tienerai Ms as"er. General Passenger Areni-
Daily Republican., 1890-01-29

NO medicine seems to be go grand in It's
acnon Tor rapid curing oil the very dan
gefons cough and Tor the certain preven-
ucn Of pneumonia or Inflammation OF the
!uAgs, as DR.. Smms' White Pultnonic
Bsisam, SOC. and 81. Sold by drugg sts.
Depot, 4th and King streets, Whining
ton.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-29

A gentleman whose sisnt was so wea
he coulo not see TO recognize an objec
out few ieet from him. after using opa
bottle OF DIR. Slmms' Eye Cure, could tell
IN object across the street We know OF
several cases OF this kind during the
week. II is the great sight preseryer. 20
and 50 cents. 4th and King.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-29

II can tell you one thing" said Mr..
F.tzgig, vi b emphaais, "when l mary
II won BE- any higher education girl.
My vile won't know Latinp'
mo" said Edsely, looking at him
sttentively, NOR beans"
Daily Republican., 1890-01-29

EstAbllnllati. I72n

london Fire Assurance Corporation Of
England. Thos. Y. Hanlor, resident
agent, No. Eat Seventh street, VIII
mington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-29

Parlor organs, In beautiful new de.
s'gns, by Story Il Clark, Smith Ameri-
can. Carpenter and others, from $40 up.
ward. Ii. Z. Kobelen, ITO Market s.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-29

Ask your dealer for Post Boy. No.
East Second atreet. Durstein.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-29

Crayon Portraits
For 100 are still being made at Cum.
mings gallery, 800 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-29

E0R RENT.-TRUCK AND DAIRY
farm about ~ Acres on ". n y. ". H.,
miles from @ilming ton, Hrl. station on
ne lllet and IN hisp state Of Guilty. alton.
hEALp 4 GO, Milmingt Dci.
l.-1-m-w,i.s
Daily Republican., 1890-01-29
rICE.

y PerprsuAl Saving. aud I.osn As.
n II ncN issuing Its 2tnd series OF
/ liz atst peymcnt being due TUESDAY,
III, TIE spinl-annuni report lust tssued
|this Association 10 be III u very hpur-
eoudlit1n aud the atieution OF bor-
and investors 4, invited to Its super.
ast.ses; thr ,rs.s eas ps sntiin q, e e
kipisv sts on Monday and Frida y
@e's LEA PusEY, Prs.t
WM. n. GIBBJNs, sesy.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-29

TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE DEPOT
EAST BoUsn
Express trains.
NV Yoak, week days. ..cia. ~ o. 80 2,
a. NV r.. 'l3 Yes,n - 49, - % . 50 top N.
.l2os. .a4a . d. % Vi D. m. ~" M
PHiLApELpHIi, week days. s2I3, @ o5
s7ol ~ o. 80. 900. 80 u. 10 q. al ID
4 "a p, s,s sl :s o., -, ac9, .le .6l3,
lPHILAnrLrnIA. sundays. s2is. 100 u oC
800. ie's3. 525. Clio. SOLO 80 .loi
.-CnEsTEs, week days. s2ls. Cos. 700
a a. ,ls os; ! 90 - %, 800. 40. IS Is
= HESTER. sundays, ~ ID. 700 700 $50
pos II 20 n. M, sl20s. loo, sea- 3 o0
10 70 p 6lh. 10. q. 750and 40 Il u. M
"a Atlantic cry, N. j., ZOO d. M,
slS p. m. daily.
wEsrBouNp
baltimore aud Washington. IS %. .s47
a al, alba, daily. GOA. m, saiop. H. H.. daily y
baltimore and principal stations nm
fhila, Division, Ais p. M. daily. WI
,r,ttsburg fsi7 a. m. and $40 u. M.
Cfiicngo, - 4sa. IN. 1857 n NJ. d,i,r
Cincinnati, ana st. Louis III 50 m
and 81 p. m; daily. ~
stNsEplr AoGoSAopATIoN. a3y p.m
dnily nndl.25 a. M, daily, execnt NJ
diIv, 10 10 u. IN. sunday only.
LAsDENBtRa AoooMMopArIoN, week
days, 90, llol II. M, 10 and 81 y. IN.
sun days, 30 II. M, 5.l5 y. M.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET srAr,o,
For Philadelphia ana wav station.
week DAYS: . 10, 40, $3.50 slo55 y, m
Z ~. H. ~. 40 m. Sundays 10,
FOR Baltimore, week DAYS. 53, .sr,
a. M ~, - %, - ~ y. IN. SUNDAYS. IA |
a. M ~, y ;, % and $50 i. m. 80
phi h,'i y and principal stations on |
Illh div ision Mt Dds y. IN, daily
or Landenbere and way stations :. ycee
snh days ~ n. M: 81 ". IN.
:, lhehE', . aoa III, daily, except sum
Pittsourg. $50 am. daily. except sun.
day; Fl.ipp. m, daily.
LEAVE PHiLADKLrHIA FoR WILMINGTON.
Daily,H %, ISIS. 10 90. .ll 10 n. m. IAN
aafo n ~, 800 '3io"s ~. ~ 05.B JJ,.7i1
Daily. except sunday. sGl5. G 40 ana 1884
M, Isl. u luand 81, II sJp. IN. sunIsv
on!y; $50 a. m, a25p. m.
Telephone No. 49,
:, States tc western points lower than
viaany otherlino.
Gen'i Manager. Genrpass. AIT.
wilmington = Northern IL. II.
Tine table In effect NoA. n, i,ss, Train
enve v ilmington tfiench street, As folio ss
for Heading, blrdsooro. Joxnns, sprias
.elu, Maynesburg junction, Cplicssi Ie
1amsoua, Allentown, Lebanon.
Werner, Vile aud all poins on the Phila-
lphia an' Heating Il. H., 100 \. m. and 4
- y. m. +
For Springfield, waynesburg Junction.
,ostesville. Embfeevlie, Lenspe,. .OhsddS
'oIi ana A"n,cnshil And Inter- sdlate poists
~ H. iii., 10 a'id D. 10 y. IN.
For Chadds Ford junction and points
N The i. Y u. &. Il. H., ut ..oo II m.
- and i.l5 p. IN.
For West Chester. 100 a. M. 225 aud ,
10 r. m
Daily except Saturday and sunasy. IN
For New Bridge AID intermediate points -
II p. m. and on Saturday only A. s. II And "
p.l5p. n -"
On SUNDAY for Reading and inter- edisA
ointe, At 9. .. "a. aud for Sprtagasli Ana
iternediAte points At s. D. N. -
!. u. McCAUsL.AND. BowNEssBkIasx.
Dortntsudenk kScn pass. Ax'k 1
Daily Republican., 1890-01-29
, 7Ira1cAN EARN GAME

|stpMH4f0FS VS. pficeS cents. has
= taUjilY taking tbs place Of Pedro
Erhrs 4 ~ pr Kresslya card parties,
ofsl1 ttG@ Il may he popular In price
n a II pu6Iic favor we have Issued u
4 sdver.l1lDg edition at " cent?. rms
\ Il y p9fiect Rnd c0npieie 10 the 30
fffts1 6nt - ne what cheaper. +" 'res-
81 Il 61doferi by lninis er-, fehhcrs
IerV One. II Is entirely different n IN
|nrsrNuls n game, usually offered. II
M \ 9st ~ portunities for sklilfui plays
mn usust n Iantltc and Interest M NJ
5rs. Aeeuss eau make money, Exclu-
Scucv rIVtp. LISTER PtYSEA CD. :,
{fTssT Michigan. t-25-fk w-im
Daily Republican., 1890-01-29

N. =. Dawn, jeweier, East Second st
Daily Republican., 1890-01-29
Fer L Mt.

IGOR RENT -FIRsT.cLAss ROOMS
ON srkei street. For further into
nation apply AT this Office. I-2I-Jt
Daily Republican., 1890-01-29
GORDON HEIGHTS.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE

Splendid view of the Delaware River
and City of Wilmington No inter-
yening marsh land. The city is EXTEND
ing rapidly in that direction and these
nne situations must necessarily greatly
increase in value. These lots are II part
of tho wcll-known Gordon tiuct, sifu-
ated about one milo north of the city
line and extending from tho Phila Pike
to the Delaware River. Electric Rail-
way terminus half milo from tile land
and will likely be Stended to it in short
time The lots urel;lid out loot front and
100 to 800 feet in depth. 1t Is inten led
to sell TO parties who will build neat and
attractive houses for homes.
we think no more handsomely sit
nated lots have ever been ole rcd for
sale arouud Wilmington. Prices will
he started very low and terms made 70
will be pleased to show the lots at any
time. Plots and full particulars fur.
nished ut Office.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-29

LN0R RENT.-TRuCK FARM, SOUTH
II OF Hazel Deli Park. Good grounds
and large buildings. WM. }. FISHER,
&c Market st. 1885,. cod
Daily Republican., 1890-01-29

Tor SALE OR RENT,

iey NH situated Two nilrs west Of Clayton,
s ata,lou on The bel. X r.. Kent o., bel.
f sms cf farm Q! ~ aerss Of excellent
~. years-cle he.lthy pc sch trees. And .
nour and grist mill toItS fset. three stories
chinery prouelled by a Si-inch turbine wheel
under y feet, head and fall aud 30 hor.e-
power engine. uolnmodious buildings both
TOT farm aud mill. viii be soid or rented
:-pnsAteiy.. Terms accom- moistiug. For par
Newark. Del. lii .25t
Daily Republican., 1890-01-29

L0R RENT.-A FARM OF 10 TO 30
ar'es. near the Lancaster Pike, sbout
fout nlil.s ives, Of " Imlngton. Coed
Tor tilhcr truck or dairy. Address ". A.,
This ONCE. l-g.,s
Daily Republican., 1890-01-29
SIoN AND W AR CLAIMS.

faer tbs, o,e soldiers may have their
Flib ". J.. ldsheil with ONCE Al No.
)rfoi IT,. for the prosecution Of all
ms, J. u. WILSON.
Jon a yoshtll, Di,s Market q.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-29

EOR sALE-AT LOW PRICE AND
! ca terms, No. qi2 ard VA French 81.
Nos. aud 10 asst Fifteenth street: No. sD
Morrow III. E. Inquire J. Z. rickEl.e NO.
5o1 Shipley street. d-1-3m
Daily Republican., 1890-01-29

U X RENT SEVERAL COM
Portable houses In good locations. at a
low rate to good parties. L. j. 'RD,
Fifth and Rodney SITS. i-lT-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-01-29

EOR RENT.--A LARGE BOARDING
honse anh farm on the Kenuett pike,
seven hilits from WILMINGTON, suitable for
da'rytnR or trucking. Good chRlee to n good
tenant. Amply or address &. II. lNCH,
Centrevilr, Del. l-25-ft- cod
Daily Republican., 1890-01-29

LNOn sALE.--i Lot OF THE Nk
II choicest singing canary birds VI,
second street. Jei
Daily Republican., 1890-01-29

HOR SALE CHEAP.-A VERY DE.
L sirable dwelling house. No. sis Mai
ison street. tbrce--iory brick, o Rooms. For
Seventh aud Market sis. il-gj-li-w-s
Daily Republican., 1890-01-29

A GENTS WANTED. We have an
"A original plan ia dealing With our
agents, which they greatly appreciate,
We furnish them with any quantity OF
our catalogues. with their name printed
on each Ms exclusive agents for their
county.
Agents have merely to sec that tho
catalogues are properly distributed and
tho result ID marvellous. An agent In
this. why can also establish n large mail
trade.
fuil. particulars mailed on receipt OF I
,cents In stamps.
LESTER PAYNE&U o.,
l-25-d&wim Battle Creek, Mich
Daily Republican., 1890-01-29

EoR RENT WATER-POWER GRIsT
L mill al ranlklaud. TEL. uniailing and
un'thiieh power; two run OF slones; good
trade; 4. ID house and stable. WIN. iENks
, ELL. . Exchange building, Wilmington.
I7-SOd-Im
Daily Republican., 1890-01-29

WANTED-EY A LADY, AN UNFuR-
w nished sscond-itery front room.
western pAIt Of the city. Address u. H.,
this oh!ce. is
Daily Republican., 1890-01-29

EOR RENT-DAIRY FARM OF
Il about 10 acres at Newport Delaware.
Two barns. WA. jerks YELL, Exchange
Butidiug, Wilmington. j. eod-im
Daily Republican., 1890-01-29

~ ~ lluA-AlL PERSONS De
Puf efn.s purt and chemicals or wish
~ puor or private receipt,
a ,,V \, wIih nure materials,
~ ueitng store Of II. Il. BiilSU-
10 AZ h.rSrt street Wilmington,
Isl
Daily Republican., 1890-01-29
TER DEPARTMENT.
|IpoRNrA

NJ Tsrtiel scmi.monthly. Tourist
r Car, Cheap Mates. southern Pact
1 Address r. HAWLEY Gesr Eastern
! No. as Broadway, New York, X. !.
AGENT " south srd IT,, phil,dVi-
any baltimore & OHIO Ticket Agent.
ed-Nt
Daily Republican., 1890-01-29
HAL NOrIUT
~
FIRST . ALLMON,

low oner you our entire stock Of nnr
y aroud-haah carriages at greatly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
rnNS OF LIFE II 4 FLrr.

Phiad.lphii. De. 1.-rh" larrr m'nu''c'ninS -
ttIf .aucnt of the \ campbell N'nui"i"nns '"W
pan. cotton yarns, ou tlc canal hank d" E'h'-"n IT,
N,rayuuh. vl- DAMAGED by fire This afternoon I" 'h'
>icui of $500 600. Onr fireman va hild and three
oIh,r were injured N falling wall The man killed
$50. tlulr, SNYDER aged forty. foreman oi 'n engine
company. who Va, buried undcr idIn- nm-' ~
hri,h- and umhci.. The injured wcr' Joseph carter
ae,d fort, -lN foreman Of an engine company Ed"m
NJ ~chohcd. aged thirty eight, ho-'m'"' '"ih col
nr,h AGED fpuy Ia
The. three upper floor of the building were occupied
hy Albert Ciru,huw. manufacturer OF Hnh'l' ana
dra., soh-. ~, entire -och wa valued at Tloooo"'
about nu- half ot which l. entire loss The balance
# the mill wi, occupied by the 'amppcl company .
il.r hndinr and machinery being valued at f4oo'o'o
and tl. ,torb ON hand at SIOOOOO. About ono hall
of fhc-. amounts VIII cover the losses, maklhe lh'
,.,.i .... ...nD 600 Cr,u-Ia employed 800 hands
and ti. manufacturing company gave chrl'ym'ht u"
200 more ,ll Of whom escaped from the inlIl Ia 'i'tY
II said that the losses were H'dIH '"'N'O" ~
politics iu various c"WIHilr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
70 Grr rrrycGroy 4 COLLECTION or c'srS

pripretnn y j. Dee. tNp"cial'-lt mas peel "l
rouu,cd that the cla~, Of l77l IN celebrating '"'''
d.rennial will present 10 the college 'oI''""" W
east, of ancient and mcdlacva sculpture 10 pr P''
in the Museum of Historic MI, i'' '''',' W." ,,'
~ ,r, ,,b,l. lo,,cr floor II the present building
,r. - b. d,cded to limit the field of selection that
,s cast, moy be Of the utmo, service in cohhe''lo"
with the course, iu mcdacvaI art now gwen III INC
college The professor, In charge ot 'hc u'p'' '"''"
,r, now occupied in making up list oil casts "h'"
may bc obtained through European mu'euiiN' IL may
-, r,,,,t,, stated that the collection viii contain Il
w. w.. ',','.- -,,,,tre examples of Egyptian ana :ts
vrIan r,ulptur, a large number Of 'irreh fcw 10
man and many specimens oi hoH'hcsl"o '"" "o'"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
e,.,y,,vt; THr HATTRRS' DIFFTCC LTY.

D,nhury Conn. Dee. 1.-The first decisive acton
j., th, hottcr,' dinicuW wao taken to-day. FOR TWO
yoek. twenty flctoric, In this ciiy have been "ie'
ovrlns to the lock pu of the trmmcrs lhlN morning
thc manufacturers assembled poruo" III "'' "''"
, i White SWccdy a Smiths, and presented
80 , f ,r,,.,niziY,, IL new union. The scheme was
,.u,oi and the ndcp, pendent TrmmcrN' tnlon was
t-,r.5 N1u 800 girls. members of the lochcd-oul
up,n. are already .u the movement and they VIII 20
=, work to morrow morins under the old agreements
II f. pt AT all certain however that the hnlNhcrs ana
,,,cr- viii 20 to work with the new triinincIs' or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
r.ur,r ~ ryr yorrHprSr ELEVATORS

Minneapolis, Mimi. pee. l." The N"rih"'N'rlI
Miller make the wheat in private elevators mere an"
not included in the visible supply statement '''--''"'
bushels, an increase of .O7 600 bushels over last won
day The stock at Duluth is i.o3l.3l' bushels MAX
INK the total amouut IN that city ana Mlhneapo"'
1894 ,G23 bushels. against ""'oo'" b"'''iN "''N
ago.
"Thr Market Rrcori->-c>timatcs the Stock ol "hcat
in couptry elevators If Minnesota and the two DahoiaN
.t bsc 900 bushels, decrease for the week "i -'t
bushels Thi- makes the Aggregate stocks ~ ,'' 'n''
St,t. 40 G.:, bushels 10 ii2O bushels less hal
i,-t rel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
t,eGr Gr,Iy SHIPMENTS FRoM BALTIMoNE.

Baltimore. Dec The steamship RoNbursh Castle
Captsin Tyrrr arrived here to-day from Pihad'iP"l
(, load the first full o grain shipped th- season.
from thi, pon--5OOo bn-hcl, Of wheat for 'rr"
Hri,ain THIS /, the beginning Of the ltiFc grain sup
mcut, from thi, port during the winter montI' 'i''o
IS now "A large quantity Of grain IN the elevators "1
other vessel, are expected shortly Oh SI7h" '"I''
The c%p,rt bu~in",- from this city Is expected - bc
a, good thi, heretofore. aud the H'I'i
are prepared 10 handle all the grain thcy can get
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02

L. 'aFue and hy doing usulteG all it, members lhS
proved unerltcu, t. the American Irish organizations ''
did 80 much for them. They have completed their III
gratitude by throwing overheard the able and honest radr
Pamcl. who has done much fo Ireland and Tor hrH'
That Irish American opiron may not be- mrcpre-"ntd or
sund r.ood suggest that call convention OF the
Lcagu" aud of kindred Irish societies. to decide W. SHAH
Gladstone the British politician Parnc tho Irish
patriot. the issue has narrowed itself down 10 that
CORNELIUS i. REILLY.
President Tcrne Brlnch Irish National League
THOMAS Shells. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
TO PUSH THE LODGE BILL.
SENATORS DETERMINED TO
PASS IT AT THIS SESSION
THE ACTION or THE CONFERENCE UNANIMOUS
AND DECISIVE LITTLE DOUBT or THE PAS
SAGE OF TME MnASrEE-TmE OrrOsI.

Ihh AOIlON or THE CONFEEENCE UNANIMOUS ,
AND DECISIVE LITTLE DOUBT OF THE PAS
SAGE or THE MB>SUEE-THE OpPoSI-
TIoN-REvISING SENATE RULES.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE TmBUNE.1
Washington, Dee THE result of tho confer
cncc of Republican Senators held Immediately
after the adjournment of the Senate to-day leaves
no doubt as 70 the intention Of the majority In
that body 10 proceed NJ once to business and to put
the Election bill 20 vote at as early date as
bosSbr. The conference unusually well
attended and reached It's conclusions with crafty
ing unanimity II was decided 10 take mp the
Election bill promptly tomorrow morning after
the termination Of routine business. Should the
minority show disposition to obstrnct the trans
action of husincSs by dilatorY motioas
and frivolous objections, II will become
the duty Of a committee 10 bring in an
amendment 10 the rules which shall put n
stop 10 such practices For such n change in the
existing rules, i will be remembered. the Rcpub-
lican Senator's are pledged to vote. It. is change
which will have TO 10 made sooner or later any way
II the Republicans desire 70 pass at the present
session an Apportionmcnt bill and thus deprive
the minority Of thr power Of Juggling with the
returns of the in the interests Of the Demo
cratic party.
But the Republican Senator'S nrc pledged to more
than n mere change of the rules. Last summer,
when thc situation in the Senate rendered 1t
somewhat doubtful whether the Tariff bill could
pass at all if the friends of the Election bill
should insist upon pressing their measure TO a
vote, promise given by those Senator's who
considered the Rcycnuc bill 70 he the more im-
portont measure Of the two and also by those
who boldly declared that they should oppose the
nd mil In Dpgnrt bpr or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
NE KILLED HIMSELF Oy ms BIRTHDAY.

Jacob TN was found hanging last evening from beam
in thr attic o. tir horn N his diurhtE "" -'' i'N-
. l.,,ll.n h,,i comrit.l suicide ssnriWr DUNN
tt. r,. t,,ri nf lin, g.. .,nnp. ihl >Ntl \r A'ti-
od ,,terdai. lie had been atline for some u"' anu
IL Wa, only few day, that he left the ho'pt''. Inc
due dcspondcncy brought ABOUT OS h' 'o"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
rUr cHILD DRANK WHISKEY AND DIED.

1.. f. am fine, .r.,- n Nhl-k.,. Ills lathrr, J0fcph
n,l , nrnt,r went out Of the house. leaving bottle
nt,iuua whi.kcy on the table in the room. The little
how got hold 10 and drank itS contents supeneo hH
and he died without recovering consciousness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02
WHO WILL SUCCEED PARNELL?
O'BRIEN MAY SECURE THE LEADERSHIP OF
TIE IRISH Party.
THIS IS THE OPINION OF REPRESENTATIVE
IRlSHMFN 1N THIS CITY-JOSEPH !. ODoNo-
HUE, EUGENE KELLY AND JAMES
RoEKE REVIEW TIE SITUATION.


been the chief factor In aiding the Home Rule battle
ou thi, side Of the Atlantic and they wero unanimous
i'm praisng the document which was sent out ior
publication from Chicago by the visiting Irish mem
hers on sunday evening. While they did not know
the result II the conference of the irish members
which was going in London at the same time. they
c> pressed the opinion thai the Chicago manifesto
would powerful agency in settling for good the
question in dispute
Jpsph J. O'Donohue. who for two terms
pre-, dent Of tie Friendly sons OF - Patrick said :
am ont Of business pretty much now, hnt | am not
uut ot Irish business. although II has Occasonel me
a, great a los Of time and money a., perhaps, any
other ,ympathizcr with the cause of Home Rule And
the reason am not ont Of Irish matters i, that
feel it incumbent upon every of Irish birth or
Of Irish extraction To stand ly that great cause
which. now moro than ever. need, all the support
that j, obtanabc. cause which. through evil Ncpot
and good report has been kept alive during cen
turcs OF persecution and misrepresentation and
which. with Gods help. Will win IN the end. am
an American citizen. "a native born american citizen
and ! proud Of it: and it i, on that account aside
from my Irish blood. that l would lIhc 10 see the
historic land Of my father, enjoy ~ least some
measure Of that liberty which has made America "a
greater and frccr country than auy other.'
What do you think of d.. manifesto ly the visiting
Irish members :" the reporter a-k"d
Behold replied Nr. ODonohur. his face aeow
with interest The L,l. Roman hand of TIC brave
and prcres~ william U'Ircn.7
DO You ,uppo-o that II h~ wip wrote u -
Do / ,uppo,e:~ d. c.l.,,d in surprise "of course
don't suppose. ! haoy-i'' certainly from personal
luoNlcdsc7 he aided. but from intuition. W" hi
ouy one Parual t f. tri". lie, a.i-, is gone. hut
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AID "' iLauA Goa for IT, IH'' H''"'"'' 'I'.If'' ''
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Al g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-02

The Presidents Message to Congress IS hero
with published in full. 1t reviews IN detail
the Foreign Relations of the United States'
which are characterized by peace and honor
dope is expressed that the property rights III
Behring Sea, obtained from Russia, VIII be
fully maintained I'm National Finances a
Treasury surplus of So 100000 is indicated
for the present fiscal year, the circulation ot
currency has been much increased, and marked
Improvement in the collection of revenue Is
noted The Army, Navy, Law and PoStoffice
reports are briefly referred to, and the various
bureaus of the Interior Department receive
consideration. The Agricultural report shows
decided gain for the interests of the farmers.
some space is devoted to the Legislation OF the
year, and the marked improvement in Foreign
and Domestic Trade The Mckinley Tariff
and Reciprocity are discussed at length. Narl-
ous recommendations made last year are re-
newed, and vigorous appeal is made for an
effective Federal Elections law. The Message
closes with a reminder OF the need of care Ill
making Appropriations, and of diligence IN
completing the work of the present Congress.