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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

At the city court on Saturday tho post
poned cass OF Joshua II. blackway charged
with Assgult and battery on David Mex, on
February 7tb, at the Jackson & sharp shops
was called up. Mex was pur upon the
stand and told story similar TO what has
b on already related. W. + smsley, Esq !,
appeared for the detence. Alfred Wade,
su apprentice who Witnessed the fracas.
gave testimony directly contradietinR that
OF Mex. The latter cursed BlackNay two
or three times and tina, started the trouble
that NOR ing Then Mex started towards
Black ways bench and threatened to strike
him. Il was then that tne prisoner 10 up
the plane aud struck Mex on the head. The
blood stains ere on Blackway's bench
Judge Ball considered from the testimony
that Mex was tho agsressoI all through.
The court considered that the members Of
the arm Of jackson Sharp are entirely
cnpgbls OF taxing care OF tho Disturbances
occurring Ii the shops, BlackWay was
ordered discharged.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
.nn.prn nrs NeuE.
A Cinymout PcdsgOgue's punish
,,,sut for Profanity.

A CinFuout pcdsgOgue's fHntsh-
ment for Profanity.
Philadelphia Record.
This little town of Olsymont Del, hM
a sensa.ion in the shape OF the new
teacher of the school, Samuel Roop Of
Wilmington. Since 1905. whom the
sohool-house was built and the school
opened. the use OF the switch has been
the rule fol punishment. But when Mr..
Boop was appointed new state OF az.
fairs began. He found that great deal
OF swearing was done by the boys, and
that although punishment had been ap.
piled, it did no good. So he told the
bows that the next one he caught using
profane language should be punished in
a uey w.y. The victim was little
fellow OF about IL years Of age, who had
frequently committed the offence before,
and had becn punished for 1t by being
lied 10 hook in the wall of q dark cellar
under the school-house. This time, how
aver. he was made to stand mp before the
whole school, and his mouth was washed
ont with sponge and cold water, hia
tongue was then Bcraped with knife,
ard he was told never to use bad Ian
Ruaae again, and no has not done SO.
Another boy was made to w.ite out
passages OF scripture 80 times each for
several days, ana he hiss not repeated the
offence. Mr. Roop says that he does not
think he will have any more trouble In
this direction. The scholars have learned
that he will be obeyed The teacher
declares that his methods are his own
I idea, and that the directors are fully sat-
4 i5tsd with him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
THs NsW ArLdATIs.
Thr GtII-edged Tales Toid by the
Hoturnpd uicdmUnt PiIgrInis.

Thr GtII-etged Tales Toid by the
sECgurned LsicdmUnt PIIgrIms.
The NVilminstonians who Travelled to
Piedmont, Ala, last week returned Sat.
urday night They Say their visit was
most eucceqsiul. In three hours sale
$3.50 600 worth OF busiuess aai residence
Or apertias we're cold. Not less than
S25 900 OF tais WAS invested By Will
mingtonisns.
bank was organized on the ourbstone
WCduss ley last, on Main street, below
Delaware Nv nue.. W. 8, Hahn s,secretary
of the Kent Iron end Hardware Com
pauy was elected cashier, and j. II. Led
belts- of Philadelphia pFesiient &mo1g
the directors ars Preston Lea II. Gay
ley and j. Ernest Smith, The capital is
$50 900 in 800 shares. o. the latter
none can De obtainsd they are Gll held
fart by the owners. The first days busi-
ness, which was done By the cashier Just
opening ledger, and without pny other
office parapbsrnalia Of safe or books of
kind, showed deposit of $50 1000,
and the sacoud day $40 600, all ID cash.
The neutrality-suspicious. brought home in
their pockets mot less than 100000 cash,
cleared in property transactions. Their
bapk deposit books hero SHOW the money.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

The coming session Of Wilmington u l..
Conferences WIN ba opened each moralng
with Rtort sermon by & member OF the
conferences.
rne contract for printing W. Costa
Co.'s Wilmington CITY and Block Directory
for 1899 has been given 70 the MnrGsniiis
Printing Company.
PARK Avsnne ". r, Church, New YORK,
has invited he Rev DR.. }. Richards Eoyle,
formerly Of this city, 70 raurn as pastor
noxt conferences year.
Repistar Bradford has issued letters te3t3.
mastary up0n the e-tats Of q nrgs 7. Sim
mona, late u PancAder h1ndCad, to Charles
l.. Simmons OF THIS city
Captain Ey4g q Boyd. First Lieutenant
Jnm6- Edward Booth and SECOND Iiau-
tenant j. Ernest Phtilips, Company II N.
q. D., qualified NJ tho Clayton House be-
fore the board OF military examiners.
TINS Rav. DR.. }. Hepbucn Hargi4, for
merry Of this Peninsula has been elected
RuDcrlntendent Of the NJ, 9, hospital Phila-
dephia, vice the Rav, DE-. = glndJlls, who
MAJ aecep ed this pastorate OF Kensington
NJ. y, Church.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

Appointment Of New Officials and
Doing Away " ith Transfer stands.

Appointment Of New Officials and
Doing Away With Transfer stands.
The following appointment have bsen
made by the directors OF the Wilmington
city railway, to take effect immediately
Superintendent, Harry II. Archer, Woe
William Ii. Burnett, resigned; Charles
a. Armor, formerly sgent Of the W. & \.
railroad at Reading, Pa, TO be cashier.
The railway company proposes making
changes along It's various routes, which
will do away with the transfer Of pssson-
gsrs At Fourth street, aud also at middle
depot This will involve the doing away
with the car stand on West Fourth street
Passengers from Rising SIM will no. be
transferred at middle depot, but ride
direct on to Delaware avenue and Market
street TO tie p, ". & B. station, as
desired. Passengers from uptown for
the Fourth street line and east side will
20 direct along Market street, the car
Thinning eastward st Fourth street, con-
iinuing the route TO Spruce and on to
vsndever avenue. The giving mp Of the
transfer stands will furnish additional car
accommodation, sfordIng sig cars TO the
Market street line and two to that of
Fourth street, Tho changes will be made
Ga quickly As the opening season will
allow,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
A local Athie,e'. GOOD showing.

In the big athletic meeting at
Mechanics Hall, Boston, on Saturday
night, o. L. Il. Bates Of this city, who 10
Harvard student, got aeoond place in
the mile walk. There we're IL starters,
including BurkhRrIt, and the sace Was
won by j. b. Heating of the Pastime
Athletic Club in I'll, who had 10 seconds
handicap. Bates mad 20 seconds hanai-
cap and made an excellent showing.
Both Heating and Bstes passed Burk-
bar1t who hsd gained the lead bnt who
finished third. Bates has MI the qualities
OF champion Al this sport aud his
friends expect to see him receive such q
title a. an early date.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

'rrVRUty.gtVg TritVs tn tslc Servirr.
special rlrr- pout ,uccgf Gazette and journal
FrEIos, Feb H. John q iney Eisr,
vino WA raaidBut % ElNvn whau ap
pointed railway postal clort % 7earl
MOO Lat Septembcr, last week rasiInei
lig position Mr Eier for a quarter Of
a csntnrv ran on the ronte between New
YORK. npa Washington anl had seen SER
y3ce longer on thiI division than any
other man. He now resiies in Wa-h'ng-
tor. Mr. Eier g brother of Nr. WI lam
Elar uf This psre, who was ~ tue sama
garvias for over % yearg. John Merritt,
atl generator in the Pennayiveaia ltaiiroad
CpmpouY's PhilaAclphls office, has been
visiting friends here.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
pi.trnnch,.lng Democrats.

sussex journal.
Fac.ionsl disoord ia being forgotten in
presence OF common danger. The
necossity Of united action il recognized
by nil and it 10 the universal opinion in
Sussex county that Democrats will have
enough 70 do to keep tdeir eyes open 10
the tricks Of their enemies between nov
and the c!aaiug Of the polls oa the day
o. election. 1t will not only require
uaited action, but vigorous, oo5unued
nnd unWelried action 10 overcome the
disadvantage OF Republican majority
in the levy court, Whatever may 5a tho
personal merit of the Republican me.n.
bers OF that body il Is evident that theJ
ere inclined to follow the hoi-aeaded sd
vios OF few Republican leaders Whoss
sole cpjeoJ is 10 increase the Republican
vote mad TO disfrRueniae Democrats The
action of the bosses IN insruoliug their
collectors not TO ALLOW Democrats 10 see
their books aud delinquent hstl is I'M
pGect denied. Susssx Democrats have
acted epufteously toward Hapuh icana IN
ibis respect. Democratic COLLECTORS have
allowed Sapuhlieap politicians 10 pay tho
taxes OF Hspubiicana too poor or too uYg.
lirept to pay themselves. In al tho
| years Of solid Democratic power thsra
vas no aHSh L'de-oound psrtisan4hip AZ
that manifested by the Republicans last
| week.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
n,,,-po.ter JaaNson Gets judgment.

Bill poster George W. jackson tueu o.
$. Cleveland, manager Of Oleveland's
Consolidated Ministries, for q cHim Of
50 40 on Saturday night, before squire
monaghan. Lsst July, whom the min.
Fttele first appeared here, box Of posters
vas sent to 20. w Jackson, bill-poster,"
nnder the impression tnnt ekson was
the Opera House bill-poster Thy we're
posted by jackson, but the Eisnsger
OF the ttoups refused 20 pay his bill on
posted by ths Opera hou3a posters.
When .ho troupe arrived ia this CITY on
Saturday, Jackson attached 10 property
FOR his cllin he obtained verdict for
the full amount.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
Ex,en,ilnr Ercc Wan nel,,nrx.

Postp4Rstof-seneral WSnamakor Non
day sent to the senate an estimEts Of the
increased cost OF extending tho free de-
livery system to all cities aqd towns
having not less than 5000 Inhabitants
and also the coat OF extending II to those
having not less than 5000 inhabitsnts.
Tho p stmastsE-gen saya that lhero
are 66d OF the former towns, and to extend
tho frea delivery hystom to Thorn wcnld
cost the government 81 3l7, 04O, and of
the latter there are 294, requiring $780,
225 to extend the system TO them.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

Charles Clark, late Of Middle Hope,
NewberR. N. y, died at the residence of
his aon-in Law, William IIawton, early
on sundsy morning OF pneumonia, after
an illness Of four days. He was Go years
old ard came to FeHide in this city after
the deaths OF his wife aud daughter,
which occurred in august last. Iia PC
mains were on Monday taken to Mar
borough, N. Y, where they were buried
Tuesday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
, - : j. ]. MgesAs, OonnlssLoner.
hMUr ~ a cRueon.
some Careless Person SENDS a shot
Through "A Church Window

some Careless Person SENDS Il Shot
Through a Church Window.
Some careless paraon fred shot
through one Of the windows OF Central
Presbyterian Church dnfing last even.
ing's service. The shot was hrad inst
before O'Clock, while the second hymn
was being sung, and the music drowned
the noise OF tbs explosion. Persons sit.
ting near the window heard the crash Of
the broken glass.
Tho bullet pierced tho centre pane OF
the lower saaa Of the west window on
the south side. Besides the hole made
by the bullet small triangular piece OF
glass was broken out. The hole indicates
that the hnllet was of small calibss. II
was probably a reckless shot from cat
rife, or small revolver, fred from one
OF the houaOa to the south OF the church.
The bullet fell inside the church, but has
no: been found.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
TIE AHnnNsoN oAss.
ueath ~ I'ntrtc't gauEgerty, One Of
Ihu City'- Hahn witnesses.

rseath Of i'ntrIclt EauEgerty' One OF
the CiGY'- Hahn witnesses.
Patrick dsggsrty, who was ron over
By trsiu il the west yard, 6bout a
u onth ago, and had ono Of his feai badly
crushed, did At the almshonse between
~ and / o'clock tn sdRy morning. His
crushed foot was amputNted soon after
the accident aud for awhile he Appeared
to be doing welt, bit recently untayor.
sbls symptoms developed and resulted in
death.
Hsggerty wEs al important witness for
the defence in the case Of Anderson Il
Son VI. the Mayor and Council Of Wil-
mingtou, the second trial O. which viii
take place at the present term OF court,
the first trial having resulted in disa-
greement Hsggerty WORKED for the
plumber who dug the sewer trench which
the plaintiffs clam was the cause OF thor
property being flooded, and he testif al
that before leaving work he filled the
mouth OF the Hswer pipe with bricks and
covered thom with cement, Had he net
died tbs defendants would have asked a
poatponemsnt Of the trial until his re-
coTery, but now that he is dead tho trial
will cone on at the pending term.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
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LOOAL BEt rTIrIAS.

Anincrease of pension has bsen granted
10 Joshua WAtEon OF Bethel, Sussex
county, Del.
The Rev. Thomas A. Johnston has
succeeded the Rev. A. q. McCabe AZ rec
tor of the parish at Laurel, Nd.
a small sum OF money ami some tickets
were stolen from the W, u N. railroad
station at Lsnapa On Tuesday night week.
Thomas Coleman, p, W. y Is. rail
road BRAT mau, wac waa b4lly injured
in au accident lsa, October, has recoV-
cred.
The Rev. ID. d. Smith Of Christiaua
hundred has accepted en- invitation TO
become rector Of Emmanuel Church,
Philadelphia.
MIRA. RebeccA Way Taylor, the aged
mother n tbs late Baysrd Taylor, is
seriously Ill snd her recovery is doubtful,
/ on account OF her advanced age.
i The FIRM % Finley, Garrett Il Wilson,
/ hardware dealers rntd and shiuley
a,feet9 has been dissolved. Samuel IA.
i W.son will continue the Guinness.
Mrs Mary r, L,sUmp.s, widow Of
4 Captain jamaeI A. Isconpte, late Of
4 Dorchester couatyi Nd, tisd at her re7i-
asros, in 0ambd 50, yesterday week,
VIII
tas 'hFlta'lou9 W '..5 ilfSi Y, - Va 'la
lf'A !patint " Mlts ~; A'So ie'hy' n
sSe9lGp''haeu In9S pe..7o ~, NJ w
Rev. Nit. CampUoH OF Faith BrshDyteriAu
INuroh 0t East baltimore have baeu seat
ont.
inc ease or the vancouver E'l@A Aul
ssrau ib.led fUF sekIcU's Wages il set
Tor February Isl IN mo United Siatea
court. Il. Il. Word E,d, TOR com
pM!nsnt aud Walter Hayes, ESD, or
owners.
m,vo Now C,a,,la roman ,ogs q poeire,-
{ t''a,ts,,,;,,l. ~ ~ ti.ao,5 st,.,,
n"D Eons" N s,,g,.ts,, sy.,,iag TE,s
n ana ,',. coiIec.,6 fl5yo ssyerai ,o,.l.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
Al 0cenn Guy a roi 10 po soIa.

SALISBURY, Nd OBJ I7.-At o meet.
ing d tne ,stnokholder7 Of the Atlantic
Hotsl, Ocean Ciy, hell in the otioe of
Senator y. Stanley Inaivin, in Sails.
burr, TO day, holders representing but
hboat ont-eiehth Of the stock were
u-e,ent. Trustees were authorized to
aispoBe Of the properly under tho decree
Of Inc court. Already new company il
talked of, who proposn 10 purchase and
expaad eortiaersoIa in making tho Az
lt.ntic first class summO. hotel. The IN
dphteinsss of tue present company IL
&i4 500; assets, %37 $50.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

Mr.. ii. q. Uarleater, state agent for
the Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
New York, has in his possession q fac
Himlle Of the famous check given the
Mutual Lite for insurance on the lives Of
the illustrious Hayemsyar family OF New
York City. tbs check is draSn on tina
Pank of New York for l578,345 and
made payable to the order OF L. O..
Hopkins, general sxeoutive agent. The
policies selected were the lO.year guar
artee contracts of the Mutual Life, with
the annuity feature added. Tho payment
OF this extraordinary presium was made
on December 24th, 1889, aud is the
largest single transaction ever accom-
plished in the Insurance. world. Il clearly
demonstrates the faith the Messrs. Have
meyer have in insurance. IS profitable
and safe investment and their selection
OF the Mutual Life IS high ompliment
to the careful management and high
business character Of that company.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
A Fnstny. ainn,,,rnh.

Snow HtL j, Nd, Feb. l6.--John
Shelly, alias John hudson, rolDrei, WHO
in quarrel in Snow Hill on Friday n
week ago shot John Butts, calosed,
causing the latter'E death few days
later, and who succeeded At the tins in
making his escape, hos been cap,uiot in
DelGwASs and lodged in tue Georgetown
(Susaex couuty) jail. A reputation has
been issued by Governor jacknon upon
thu governor Of d laware and eholy
will be Gbortly Transferred TO the Mary
land authorities and placed in jail here
to await his trial which will take place
at the May term of oonrt next.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
rnnsrnl 81 .Io.eal .. salnonN.

Joseph d. t5aimond, late superintaud-
ent of the Walton y Whaan C1inpany's
che zeal work ia Camt4u, n J vas
buried at Christina, Del, on SG.u'Gay
afternoon. Many fellow workmen iron
Camden and this city attended ths fun
erBl. The most beautiful A1ral tribatA
was "Gatcs hjsr" OF roses sent by the
company. Ihe psil-bgarera wefo y ner
Gitohell, j. Warren Johnson, Thoms' b.
Ggrtmeil j. Lawrence Warren, Wi liam
Dayia and John Bonner o. this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

Snow BiLL. Mp, Feb. Thames
Ehocklsy, the l6 years old son of Benja-
main j. shockley, a wel.to do farmer re.
siding about Ave miles from Snow Hill,
committed suicide on Saturday last BY
shooting himself with shotgun. Young
Shookley attended party in his neigh
borhood on the evening preceding con-
trary to his fathers wishes, and waa pun
ished by tho latter for his dtsooedience
on his r0turn. This seemed 70 waigh
heavily upon the boys mind and, he told
his siater that he intended to kali himself,
describing to her infinitely the manner in
which he would proceed. Shortly afte--
word he left home with bis gun. Little
was tho lght Of what he had said haas
much as be had been known to make
similar threats before, aud ala failure TO
return home that night seemed ALEC to
occasion iiti Alziety, The next day,
Sunday, his father stated that he hsi
dreamed that his son Was lying dead Ia q
wood o,ole by. a search wa, made aud
the boys body WAS found in the precise
| spot indicated n the dream. lilo hNd
| pressed the muzzlo OF tho gun 10 HIS left
S de, iace6 his right hand in his pocket
ard pulled the trigger with toe OF oue
4 foot. The entire load hal entered the
body Just belog she heart, causing in.
{ slant death. The Jury OF inquest ren-
/ deFsd q verdict OF de th by suicide.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

snccinl correspondence ~ Gazette and journal
ELKroN, Feb. IL Burglars operated
in Porryvills On Sunday night, two leaf
IND atores being entered. Tho thieves
forced their way into the storeroom of
Eluore Owens by hresking in the rear
door. The articles taken included boots,
shoes, naokties and manicure sets. The
yelue of the goods amounted to a6out
@7B, Tho store of Hourly Watson was
also entered and kid gloves and other
articles stolen.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
the t:rnnN InrY i,eport.

Newark Ledger.
The report made last weok by the grand
Jury Of New Castle county is a practical
one aud deserves consideration of every
citizen interested in ths welfare Of this
county. The sug estion TO ssL the tramps
to work snd reduce the cos, of fesdiuR
tn N il wiae one. II takes now over
"a $50 to feed the ttamps What return
do tue tax payers receive? These vAg-
rants ana prisoners should BIZ put 70
work and made to make q revenue for
tbs state, instead of being such heavy
expenditure. This matter demands the
serious confederation OF rBtormerS and
ys1-burdelsd TAX payers. The tint has
come when rstrancknant is demluded
Another item ia that o. feeding prisoners.
A. it IN, the party who iurat.Gs4 food for
tina inmatea OF prisons ID this state gem
orally grow rich. Il is simply extreya-
garcg. Tie system used Of the County
a.n4sAouga ia d good one, and II this mat
ter OF -aeaina prisoners he lsft to open
competition, it would uld1ubtedlg sav
m4ny thousand dollare. Ills itam L
worth Ioeklns aftor, and farmers shouii
think 80 when cora il selling Il starga,
4 tloa prices.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
BanG CLOSES Its Doors.

LANCASTER, Pa, Feb. 1.-THE Lincoln
National Bank, which has been plnndeTed
by Cashier Bard and II. W. hull, has
closed ito doors under the orders OF
Bark Examiner Greene. 1t is reported
this morning that the defalcation is much
larger than the frst estimate, which
plao d the amount at between $50, 600
and gao, coo.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

The third annual dinner of the bar Of
New Castle county will be gwen 81 Eden
fta!l on Friday evening, 2tat inataut, at
7 o'a.ock. The committee in chsrg4 is
composed Of Benjamin KIetds, George
Il. BMea, Lawi5 q, vendegri:t, Willard
iiai kortor aud Iiighnan Johnston, sears-
tarY.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
THE G. A. K. OF DELAWARE
ANNUAL MEETING or TIE STATE
DEPARTMENT.

HusinesH sessi0n-A Close Contest
for Department commandments
Open Camp Fire at Anstituts 1sah
--rhe banquet, Toasts aud He-
auonnes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

I Ifhe managers ~ the Wilmington 4
Kennett Turnpike Company hay declared
dividend OF 20 cents per share, pa, sbla
on and after the goth instant al No. COG
Market street.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
Cn,,nt Andrs.rr mead.

PEsTH, Feb. 1s.-Couut julius
Andrassy, the well-bnown Hungarian
statesman, who has been i'll for some
time at yolosoa near Fiume, died to day.
He was 81 years old.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

Wilmington Ala for the Indiant
and the Local Indian Association

Wilmington Aid for the Indians
and the E.pcai Indian Association.
The committee appointed By the
womsn's Indian Association Of this city
10 visit President Herbert Welsh Of
Philadelphia. president OF the National
Indian Association, called al his office on
Saturday. SIR. Welsh was not OF his
ofEise, but letter from min 10 the presi-
dent of the Indisn Association in this
city reiterates his bsliet that Agent
Ctamsie OF the Dsvils Lake reservation Is
q thoroughly reliable aud excellent man.
Despite this appropriation made by
Congress Mr.. Welsh deems II advisable
to forward such supplies Of money A1d
clothing as cAn be gathered,
IN connection with the above the fol-
lowing, apparently contradictory com,
Iaunieations, appeared yesterday a.
dressed to the editor o. tine New York
Times:
am led to infer fr N tbs kilograms snb-
tnittst below that there will b3 no further
need TO-. rriyate contributions to the find
for the relic. OF the Devils lake indians Of
Dakota, but any contributions Of money
thai persons may he Disposed to send 1 will
forward at once 10 the Indlan agent.
HERBEEr WELSH.
pHtLADELPHiA, Saturday, FeO. 18Th. $500.
wAsutssr0y. D. o., Feb. IA, 1891 TO
4 Herbert IFg,st, Esq Fhlfdaphid "a, i:
Have rsnitLei 10 agent * Devlfs Lase
5000 Tor temporary relief, which / ihlGE
I Will ~ snili9lanl lutil Congress provides
| additional appropriation.
III. aoGaAS, Commissioner.
FoRr Torrgv, n n, Feb lith, 1880 > n
Herbert Eesh, EsQ.i Philadelphia, Pa:
- a .NH.sr
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

Salvation oil, the greatest cure on onr.h IN,
pain, az an anodyno has no equal in The NM,
kcl. II Is without doubt tho host linlfncut
Price twenty-five cents bottle.