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AT AUCTION.

TUESDAY, OCT II, 1890.
Twenty five head Belt Line stock. and other
stock viii be sold regardless OF price. Nothing
will be bid on by owners. sale 1890 at
GUTLMARTIN & MEHRTENS' STABLES.
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e. EORdIA, CHATHAM COUNTY - Whereas,
w ALBERT WILLY has applied to Court
OF Ordinary for Letters Of administration de-
bonis non cum testamento annexo on the
estate of MARY JANE RO BERTS, deceased
These are, therefore, TO cite and admonish all
whom II may concern TO be and appear before
said court, to make obi ctiou III any they
have) on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN
NOVEMBER NEXT otherwise said letters will
be granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON L. FERRIII.,
Ordinary for Chatham County, this the 4tfa
day of October 1890.
FRANK E. KEILBACH,
Clark q O. q n
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The Novelty of the Day

VI Indicates trace. tInches and hundredths.
G. S. GoRGEs Observer Signal Corps.
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Did You.

Do gu,
Or did you not? well 1 should smoker, if
Appel & Schaul haven't got the finest and
cheapest line of Mems Neckwsar in the
United States.-Adu
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LEGAL NOTICES.


DEMOvAL OF WRECKS IN THE sAvAN-
III NAH RIVER UNITED STATES ENGINEERS
OFFloE, SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. 3, 1S90.-Notice vs.
hereby given to all persons interested In the
wrecks OF the steamer Habersham and barge.
OF the steamer Milledgevle, OF the steamer
General Lee. and Of a sand fiat and of a fiat
loaded with brick, sunk IN the Savannah river
at or below Savannah, Ga that unless said
wrecks and cargoes shall be removed by the
parties interested, the United States will pro-
coed TO remove them In accordance with Lava.
Q. NJ. CARTER,
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED, small second hand safe by good
w maker. MACKAY, 81 jefferson street.
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ItOO1EK5 To n Il4t 4
ENOR RENT, three desirable rooms, with use
IT Of bath 43 York street Meals served.
NICELY furnished front room. Apply AN
IN Lincoln street.
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HousEs AND STORE FOR RKN E

ENOR RENT, house I59 Liberty street. ApuIy
Il to Dr.. BOYD on premises
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08

The time has come for q
reduction and an emphatic
one in our coat stock. We
propose making an active
demand for these goods,
and 1t will be done with no
uncertain sound. It's a price
object that will be altogeth.
er satisfactory to the pur-
chaser-the seller will look
at 1t In the most amiable
mood possible under thecir-
cumstances. First;
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08

AT the regular meeting OF the Board o.
health held last night the following bid,
were received and read for the r, nova
Of garbage:
First dlsti,et-Patrick Dugan, 81. 500
Martin keogh, Si.T7; Il. J. Quinn,
VI 100; Thomas Fagan, 81, 1851. 25; join
ililoy, ei,3ro, JOnn Grinnage, 81 ,20J; q.
II. Colbourne, 81 200; Fred Winchester,
u, ,25IX; Abrsn Ringold, Si,lg5;
Thomas y. Rooney, l,2oO; Il. Glngle.
bach, 81, ,45O.
Second dis rict--John Mcbride, sl,g75;
BENJAMIN u. Fisher. VI 1,050; l.. Collins,
u H,6U9.23, Thomas Fagan, s., l75; Michael
l;iley, 81. 500; Henry Mckinney, j., 1000;
John Grinnsge, 81 l,52O; John T.. johnson,
81 900; Martin !. keogh, 81, go; +. Gin
glebach, 1890.
THIRD dis'rlct-John NcBrlde, $i,775;
Nathaniel W. Porter, 81 400; Isaac Sut-
ton. u 800; Thomas Fagan, 81, Us; Alice
Tucker, N,170; John Grinnage, 81 900,
Charles y. Coibourne. $3.50; John 9
sutton, y, $50; Patrick Meearry, g., 100:
James Mclaughlin, Si,40u; Martin
heogli, 81, igI; =. Gingiebach, 81, ,575.
Fonrth Frederick Fitzgerald,
t2,700; Edward u. Crumiisli, S2, 500.
James Mclaughlin, S2,5J0; Thomas
Pagan, ta,7is.75; NJ. i. keogh, s., ,i9s:
Francis Gingiebach, s9,5o5; Alonzo q. B..
Anderson, s., 500.
Entire city William Sharkev, 81. .A2O;
E, E. Crumllsh, 81, 500; Thomas Fagau,
$500.
After examining the bids tho board ad-
ionrned until Tuesday night next, when
the awards will he made.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08

Owing to solicitations of my numerous
patients, the President OF tho Great
British Stat OF Physicians and Surgeons
consisting OF nine 10 number, will con.
tinue to give free treatment at the Clay
ton House, Wilmington Del, for ten
days longer, until Monday evening, Jan.
30th, 1890.
They have actually refused hundreds
OF dollars weekly from those they are
unable to relieve. An invariable rule
with these English specialists 10 to tell
the truth. They display a wonderful
amount OF czpdoi md honor In dealing
with the sick and AFFLICTED, which has
won for tnstn Worldwide reputation,
Tte sick to be treated free OF charge.
They treat all kinds OF diseases and in
flrmitles. also perform all surgical opera.
tions free. The only favor they ask is 3
recommendation from those they cure.
II your case Is incur sble, they will frank
u and honorably tell you. They have
had vast experience. both on land and
sea, in tho army and navy, also In the fol-
lowing hospitals aud iHiIrmaries, viz;
London, Paris Dublin, Glasgow, Liver
pool, Belfast Gnd Heidelberg.
Oliice hourS; From . a IN. to :. 80 D,
IN. SUNDAY, from 10 a. m. 10 8 p. IN.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08
The Wilmington club booming.

The prospsets ct the Wilmington Club,
of lie Interstate League, are unprefe e.
DENLY bright. The stockholders have
organized aud are now periecting every
detAl TO make the club pronounced
success. The clubs new grounds in the
Ninth ward will most probably he con.
strutted on the genersl plan of the Ath-
letic'S grounds In Philadelphia. 1t is
eNpected that BY the first OF April the
new playing headquarters OF the most
promising club that has ever been organ
lied 10 the city will be ready for occu-
panty. The club still continues to boom,
and the energy OF Manager Stevenson in
gettIng together winning team is gen
orally appreciated.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08

SCRANTON, Jan. 7--Hrs. Charl,s Hill.
lior, young married woman, has left th,
city under circumstances which pont
atrohgly to her el0peiEant with NJ. II.
Carey, foreman at tine Dickson Colliery.
Her iather, James Fidian, aud husband
went to New York early this morning to
intctcept tho couple. who through q
loea steamship agent secured passage
on he h,eamship CeitiC, which sails
from New York for Glasgow tomorrow
morning.
Carey is a midlle.agcd man and ia re-
ported 10 have vile and nine children
now living in Scotland. Hitler had for
some tine suspected all was not right BE-
tween his wife and Carey, but tho latter
was 70. eman where Hitler worked and
gave the husband a good working place
nd plenty Of extra time aud for fear OF
ACCUSING Carey's displeasure nothing was
said
Mis-. Hitler took an eleven months old
baby with her. leaving an older child at
home ior tie husband.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08
Resolutions OF Respect.

The committee to whom was referred
the duty of drafting suitable pream BILE
and resolutions expressing the senti ment
OF Friendship Lodge, No. %, !. o. o, f.,
Hockessin, DEL, on the death of Brother
John Hall, who departed this life In the
city OF Philadelphia. Pa, on the 2gth
day Of November, 1889. beg to submit
the following:
WnEREAs, IthAth pleased the almighty
and supreme architect OF the universe TO
remove from his labors here below our
beloved brother, John Hall, calling him
by his omnipoteut will to the celestial
lodge above.
Resolved. That we sincerely mourn this
disruption OF covenanted friendship,
bearing IN tender remem brance his fdel.
ity to Odd Fellowship and his devotion
to the principl 1t iuculcates.
Resolved, That by the death of ou,
brother this lodge has lost one of its
oldest and mot devoted members.
Resolved, That we earnestly sym.
pathize with the relatives of our de-
ceased Brother and tender them that con
ISOLATION that the world can neither give
or take away.
Resolved, That this lodge bo appro.
priately drapcd in mourning for th.
period Of so days, In respect to the mem
ory of cur departed brother.
Resolved, That the resolutions b,
spfesd Ola the minutes oi our lodge; {
copy of the same be furnished the faiull,
OF our deceased brother, and copiea b,
sent to Every Evening and DAILY RB
PUBLICAN tor publication.
E. +. COLLINS,
I. A. PoTrs,
q. W. SHAKKspEAR,
Committee on Resolutions
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08
Our Virginia Letter.
correspondence of the REruBLIcAs.

correspondence of the REPUBLICAN,
WIaaINs, WEST VIRGINIA, January
o, iS90.-Thermotneter 70 degrees to day
and the grass still greer.
When wrote to you of the enormous
business of the Chesapeake aud Ohio
Railway Company, bad no idea Of " hat
had been done since Mr.. ingalls, of the
big -Four" took the presidency. Here
II is In ~ low words as ] can make II.
The slmost unprecedented demand for
coal, has taxed the road to It's utmost
capacity, and there 10 not enough rolling
stock to do the business offered. II will
not be long, however, before this road
Will be fully equipped. Contracts for
new freight cars have been made. a large
portion of which have been delivered,
A purchase has been made of thirty new
consolidated engines. Three ten wheel
passenger locomotives will soon be put
on the road each of which will weigh
130. COO.
This past season 40 miles of new siding
and IL miles of double track built. Be-
tween 40 and so new iron bridges have
been built and five more now under con-
strustion. This will leave the road with
out single wooden truss bridge.
In addition to this one hundred miles
OF heavy steel rails, weighing four hun
dfed pounds to the rod, have been put
down and the workmen have commenced
laying another hundred miles of the same
rail. business IL booming all along the
line and no one need be idle. The com
Pany have aloo erected . telegraph office
at this station.
At an election for mayor and Council
held At Hinton on the second instant the
peoples ticket was elected. The Demo-
crats run an ultra straight ticket. The
onicefs elect are: $. p. Peck, mayor,
Republican; j. Huffman, recorder; w,
l.. Fredeking, A. B. Perkins, DemC Ccrats,
and Murrel Cook, Republican. Bontiras
aud fireworks were the order of the
night, and the colored brethern sereuaded
the mayor and your correspondent, Civ.
Ing us a pretty, original negro refrain,
the chorus of which wat: The coons,
they took the town to-day-say, beys,
say. We took our little town TO-DAY.
helgh. boys. helgh. Tho colored brethren
about hold the balance OF power.
.....5z. w. b. W.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08
Notice u, tho puI,IIe

In Offering Foard Bros. whole packed
tomato. TO tha public. wouid fay they
raise all The tomatoes that they pack on
Their own farms. Tie tomatoes are se.
iee'ed leioie put Into tue can, AMI are
packed fresh from the fields unter their
immediate supervision. They have tax.
en- every caro- ana incurred great expense
to perfect the process of preparation. The
result Is that the tomaeoes 70 10 the mar.
ket almost in perfect natural state
whole, and even after being turned out
oil the can remain unbrokcn, tit elther for
broiling, baking, stewibg or raw con-
sunption-of the latter they are deli
c.ous, In iact they are Just as palatable as
II fresh from the vines. Send to your
grocery and Try foari Bros'. whole tomi.
toes, OF ~ lie can. Ii your grocer don t
keep them, kindly address postal 10
Foard Bros., Aberdeen, Nd, And they
will intogni you where to obtain them.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08
r eey Wanted to Lynch ulm.

sT. Louis. Jan. IA vigorous man
nunt Is In progress In the county ten
milea south Of st. Louis, and this even.
ing the city police we're ssksd to take q
hand. Oliver Kahn has for three months
peen t4ashing school In Oakville. He
boarded 10 the Schmidt family and fell in
love with his hosts daughter Lcopa, one
OF ms scholars. All the other young
men In the county seemed to be In love
win DER also. The clandestine court.
mp cu iminattd In AN elopement Sunday
Mr. schmidt was very much enraged
NJ ms and swore that he would kill
hslm Y he caught him. Schmidt went
10 The barn for his horse In order to begin
pursuif At once. but he sound that the ex.
school mater had been there before him
anu th nt his best horse was gone. he
aroused The farmers all over the neigh
oofhood and soon had an army Of young
men on the hunt for tho teacher with the
vowed purpose of lyneliing him for horse
stealing.
III Tho talk OF two Of the pureuers, who
were " the city this evening. is 10 be be.
heved and II the young teacher 10 taken
back, The fact that be rode OF on one ol
Sehmiits horses will be made . pretex
for taking his life,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08

TLA Water Commission hold It's reeu
lar meeting last evening. The secretary
repcttcd balance In hank to current OK
pen t's. u ga 20; for special expenses
sl2, '29. Sj; total. s24, l7I.25. The week.,
Fay. roll Of t34a.25 was approved and or.
dered paid. An order YVES drawn In
favor OF W. j. Hall for 81, 800 en- ac-
eount Of the new building at the pump
ing s'atiCn. An order was drawn in
favor OF the MAYOR aud Council OF the
city Tor Sll .6t4.ia.
The annual report OF the Chief Eugi.
neer pi the Water Department was sub
mitta,l, accepted and order ed TO be print
Cd. | he report shows a surplus III re-
ceipi over Expenditures Of fl1,6i4. AZ,
The number Of gallons OF water pumped
during the year was ., 164 ,S3a 7.o, an
inc'' a.e over iaet year OF 2G5, AIS, U9J gal
Ions. The consumption of water per
capita during The year was 9S. s gallons.
Tho lorliss pump was in operation 2Gl
days during the year.
The revenue oi the department for the
year 1880 Is estimated al &l25,O0 The
nun Der OF buildings now supplied with
Brsndywine water Is 1862; property
owners registered, 5.45i. There were
l.07l permits granted and IL new Gre
hydr ants placed during the year.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08

CHICAGO. Jan. There Is a patient
In the Cook County Hospital who weighs
over 800 pounds, and who. at the time OF
his admission to that institution, was
almost starved to death, not having
tasted food for i've days. He is Ger.
man. 20 years OF age, and his name Is
Vefaman Venau. venau was admitted
TO the hosY! Y!tal Sunday last and has beer
In q c5matose condition aimee. His death
within AZ hours is tertaiu. he lived
several months at 475i Latin street. Two
months aGo the growth Of fat which will
cause his death first became noticeable.
The growth increased 60 rapidly that
Venau tecame slarmed and denied him
self food, intending to reduce fat. II
was OF no avail; the grow th still increased
until his abdomen, when he stood up,
fell below his knees. While he was In
this condition his wife left him to die
alone. The fatty growth forces him to
remain In a sitting posture, and In his
present condition breathing is 80 dinicult
shat bis rs.pi,ulfon can he, plainly heard
IN any portion OF the ward.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08

The officers elect OF Delaware Castle,
No. u, h. q. f., Of Delaware City, were
Installed by detachment of the Grand
Castle ON ,ers last evening. The lodge
was 'ouud 10 TO IN nourishing condi
tloD.
The officers of the Grand Caste, X, G.
f., installed the following newly. cl, cted
otlicors OF Cyrus Castle, No. l, X. q. T..
las. night: Christopher Cain, +. C.;
Joseph Keenan,, N. c.; Joseph Macklsm,
V. g.; 7. d. Schell, 5. H.. John W. PEN.
nell, Ii. r.; George Hir1el, " H.; J. b.
Carey, W. B.; D. @, Seeds, w. G;
Joaeph Brice, f.; George W. Baldwin,
e.. Fred Cots, first O.; John II. Camp
bell. second q.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08
Congregational.


WAsnINGToN, Jsns Sin the United
States Senate yesterdsy 4 bill was re-
ported and placed OF the calendar tor
the appointment Of IN Assistant secrs-
tary OF War. Mr.. Eoorhees offered q
resolution reciting the Newspaper report
that United States District Attorney
Cnembers, At Indiannpolis had officially
intsriersd to prevent The arrest oi W. W.
dudley on charge Of feloniously violat-
ing the election laws OF Indiana at the
last Presidential election, and directing
the Attorney General % report what in-
structions the Department Of Justice had
Issued to Chambers on the subject, aud
TO furnish copies OF correspondence.
DIT. Morgan spoke In support OF the
Butler resolution 10 provide for the emil
grafton OF colored people from the South
ern States, and expressed the hope that
they could be induced to emigrate TO
Central Africa and ciYlize that region.
Senate adjourned.
In the House Mr.. McComas, of Mary.
land, offered resolution to 20 iuto COM
mittee Of the whole for the Consideration
OF the DlAtriet OF Columbia Appropria.
tion bill, the committee to be governed
BY the rules of the last Congress. Mr..
Breckenridge raised the Question o,
consideration" against the resolution,
but the speaker ruled that the question
could not be raised, "hesa use the resolu-
tion wss 10 the nature OF mo.
ton regulating the business OF the
House" Mr.. Brerieuridge called atten.
ton TO the fact that the resolution went
further than that and provided for the
adoption Of code Of rules, but the
Speaker maintained bis position. Mr..
Brcckinridge appealed from the decision
but, alter disc ussion, the chair was sns.
tained-yeas, ls5; nays, 12i-by party
previous question, and his resolution
was adopted. House adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08

MoRGANTowS. w. Va, Jan. 7.--Phr-
scians sent ty the county into the mouI.
tain district along Choat river, In which
diphtheriA was reported to be epidemic.
tell horrible stories OF suffering. Thr
people are now suffering from epidemics
Of two diseases, diphiheriA and The NOR.
Dreaded black tongue" The latter has
broken out ia the last two weeks, aud
about 80 deaths have occurred, the pa
,ien,s presenting terrib Q appearance.
III TIC meantime great many children
are suffering from diphtheria, and fami-
lies attacked by either OF the disease, ara
In want. The county has erected lem.
porary hospital and large force Of rhy.
Aiciaus and nurses are attending 1t. Even
with his AID, many OF the sisA hay, not
been cared for properly.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08

lhe Ucs' Chester Local New, said las,
ishiHZ 'pl ers from WllmInp,o,
,tiarAf'' were IN Wost Chester to.Jay
dl'hs up the record Of George Dayi.
10 Is now In Prison ut New Ca.tle ON
h' 'Aar2e OF numbering Il coiored mai
(leIc few days ago, aud while here
Iltt'd a complete abb tor the p,isou.r
eys formerly worked for a peaeh
power near Wilmington, bel, aud be
tas aifcslei on suspicion OF having
Y L"'deipd tie man ior the purpose OF 80,
~ lut asum Of money. The officers to :
=! mdsea that Davis was working hero
nursery at The time the crime wa,
10y r'nnni'ted, aud that he called at he post
'iaer here several tlms. on that day Tor
ie, ''F Which he was expecting. This
'latnea Will clear the prisoner, although
E Was arrested near tho sceae OF the
lcf day or two afterward."
pavie Mas srrcated on Saturday laet.
susfe e!on OF being tie murderer o:
(lsagdsr Barnard, the coloreI ran
Pnhl With his throat cut In hut Oh the
~ " Vincent Y. Hill, Blackbird hun.
r. He Is 10 have further hearing
ore squire peakyne OF that huud. ed
= Iilay.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08
v. B. SHARP ( CO.,
Fourth and Market Streets.

With the termination oi
our last years large business
and the completion OF stock
taking we are in a position
to offer some startling and
wonderful bargains In De-
partments that have yet a
short seasons sale. Very
many OF cur contracts have
been made for Spring stufs
we are looking forward
all that Is behind us ls left,
we want It no longer: part
OF 1t Is yours and some OF 1t
almost for the asking.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08

Sheriff Allen viii sell at public sale, on
Thursday, the 10th inst, two story
frame house, on the southerly aide of B
street bstween Locust aud Buttonwood,
the property OF Patrick and Mary Me-
gary.
On the same day, some 1s lots in East
Lake Park, belonging TO Peter r. and
Margaret r. Martin.
Also on tho same day, q lot en- Green
HUI avenue, on the northerly side OF
Front street extended, belonging to
Philip and Nary q. Smith.
On Saturday, the 18th inst, three
tracts OF land, on the road leading to
New Castle, belonging 10 the estate oi
the late Theodore D. Rogers.
On the same day, brick house, No.
Annie q. and James Q. VanTrump.
- On Thursday, the 23rd inst, the farm
of the late James McAllister, situated
near Rockland. Brandywine hundred,
COZ tanning 72 acres
On Thursday, the 23rd inst, the farm
OF Joseph Barnaby, situated on the Ham.
burg road, In Now Castle hundred, aud
| containing l 10 acres Of land.
On the same day, lot of land between
Third and Fourth streets and Madison
and Monroe, the property OF Martha z.
Taylor.
On tho 25th inst, brick house on
VanBuren street near Lowering avenue,
belonging to William II. aud Emma
Beatty. .e7..
On Friday, cath inst, frame house and
barn, with lot OF land, situate in Por,
Penn, belonging TO VIM. Il. Cleaver.
Also on same day, in Delaware City, q
lot Of land belonging to the estate OF the
late Z. s. Cleayer.
On Saturday, the 25,h Inst, two lots,
with brick store, dwelling and stable,
near the corner OF Head and Lobdeli
streets, the property OF Amos A., Mary
F. and John L. Eastburn.
On came day, frame house on the
westerly side Of Orange street between
Eleventh aud Twelfth, belonging to the
estate OF the late VIM. Jetleris.
At the same time, a frame house No
sS7 Jefferson street, the property Of Ed
ward Msenan.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08

CHICAGO, His, Jan. s.-Judge Blod
eett. on Monday, decided the case o
Henry Dupont and others composing I'll.
DUPONT Powder q mpany Of New York
against James +. Joyce, of Detroit
George l.. Dunlap. Col Il. ID. Taylor, th,
estate OF W. Il. Ogden and Perry H.
smith. The complsinapts are creditor,
OF The Northern Illinois Goal and Iron
Company, which failed In 1876 and theil
Claim at that time amounted To sl95, O0O
ihs bill was filed to hold the defendant,
liable Tor the company's debt, and 10,
want OF equity was dismissed rs to all
except Joyco and the Ogden heirs.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08

WAsniNaToS. Jan. s.--scuator His.
cocks special Committee on Quadro.
Centennial will today begin the bearing
OF Representatives of the different cities
desiring the Worlds Fair The ST. Louis
and Washington delegations are the
ntst ready 10 appear. The Chicago peo-
pie want TO bs heard the same day as the
New Workers. Saturday next ba, besn
esgnated as the day Tor the New York
hearing.
Judge Kelley has had very had ,lay.
lie 10 restless, very weak and drlirious a,
times, and no hope iseutertaincd by those
near him for any substantial change for
the better.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08
A True Xmas (aISlnr.

Tho pastor Of a certain church In this
city statsd recently TO bis evening con.
grcgation that one OF their brethren was
out OF work aud provisions and needy
both TOR himself aud his family. A vols
antser giving party was agreed to. Or
the suggestion OF immediate need, a col.
lection was also taksn up. When the
donation .party's Offering was made M II
embraced barrsl Of flour, bags Of flour
and great variety Of provisions. Ate,
the evening church me.ting they ad-
lourned to their brothers home, when
hc aud his family, warmed BY their gen.
erosity, most heartily enjoyed the fellow.
shlp oi their presence. More than ever
bofore hc and his family realized It
meant much 10 them TO have mem mbership
In scott NJ. II. Church. They also gave
HIN An overcoat aud hat on Xmas morn.
ing.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-08

WisniNGroN. Jan. s.-Captain Pick.
'hg, lyhiosrapher Of the Navy Depart.
ineh', says That there are no reports OF
Observations 10 show that tho course OF
The Gult Stream has for n considerable
length OF tins differed greatly from its
mean position. This direct evidence
that the Mid weather along the coast is
not caused ~ a change in the course OF
The Gulf Stream. he adds, is supple
ment, 10y the TACT that continuous mild
weather has prevailed far In the interior
where the effect on the weather OF even "A
considerable change in the course of tic
Gull Stream must be inappreciable.