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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07
..s2io,2dl25o s2so, o6o, 1893 Dec. $500, 900


ccrtacatcs . s2o7 52s 100 s2O7. 52s ga Inc. SPA
Deposits I'm banks. 80 53j so s. 43l575 Dec 3042St
Net cash bal s2iO 1850 1929, $50 1919 Dec s3Oio6o
The foreign exchanges were extremely dull,
so that the Market was weak with
nominal quotations for actual business
49, follows: Bankers bills at - 50 III
and - = . for long and short sterling re-
spcctiycy French francs at $40 5-s and BIS l-s:
rcichmarks AT - IS and 9j IA, and guilders
at 80 and 40 "a.
The governors Of the Bank Of England at their
weekly meeting to-day made no change in its
minimum rate for discount. and it remains at
e per cent. During the week the bank gained
c3G2. 900 bullion, and the proportion Of its re-
serve 10 It's liabilities was raised from 43l2 10
ago per cent. against an increase from 1928
TO 47.26 per cent i'm the same week Of last year,
when it's rate for discount was per cent. Tie
bank to-day gained = 600 bullion on balance.
The weekly statement Of the Bank Of France
shows n gain Of l9j0.O00 francs gold and
gain of 2.175.O00 francs silver. At the
London Stock Exchange British consols were
easier AZ o. 3-l6 and % ZIG respectively for
money and account In the open market the
tone Of the market was easier AZ l-2 per cent
for discount Of bankers bills and NJ Ia per cent
for bankers balances. Iar silver was steady at
- j-l6d. per ounce. American railways were dull,
and as usual simply responsive 70 the latest quota
tons from New-N orll-the controlling market.
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HAVANA MARKET.
Havana, Feb 6.-spanish gold, 2io'.d Exchange
quiet. sugar steady.
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STOCKS.

SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TROLEUA EXCHANGE
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ONE-SIDED SPECULATION.
THE VALUE OF CHICAGO NEWS.

TEMPORARY SHUT DOWN OF THE WESTERN
RCMOR MILL-A DULL But STRONG
MARKET
SALES AT THE STOCK ExcHANGE-TEBRUARY G..
GOVERNMENT BONDS
:. o., 200 | % "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07

Actual cash In
Treasury vaults
over outstanding -.
DEPOSITS fin banks. 30 13j 80 3243l57 Dec. 30i,2St
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

The frat Of the series Of personally.
cond ucted winter pleasure tours 70
Florida, under the auspices Of the Penn
syivania Railroad Company, lett New
York on January 7ih. and, notsithstApd-
ing the unfayorable weather, proved
markell suctess The second OF the
series 4, dxed for Tuesday, January Plat.
The party will leave New York by special
train Of Pullman sleeping aud Aiming
cara at .. 90 a. m, Philadelphia AT l1.6e
a. a., and arrive in jacksonville the next
evening. The special train will DO In
charge Of the Tourist Agent and Chap
eron, who will render the members OF the
party every asa stance toward making the
Journey pleasant and comfortable.
Considering the very high grade Of
these tours the rates are exceedingly low.
Excursion tickets. including railway
transportation, Pullman eccommoia-
tionr, and meals en- route In both direc-
tons, will he add from New York at $50,
Philadelphia al as, and at proport'onate
rates from other principal stations on the
system. Tho tickets must be used on tie
special trains In both directions, and are
limited to two weeks In Florida.
No other arrangement oilers such de-
sirable medium Tor pleasant wiutef
visit to the tropics. The next party
promises 70 be very large onr. and to
insure engagements they should be made
well In advance.
Itineraries may be procured Of ticket
agents, and bcrths and tickets may be
secured in advances by addressing 3. W.
+. Draper, Tourist Agent. $40 Broadway
New York, or w. w. Lord, Jr,, Toursl
Agent, 205 Washington street, Bostcnl
Mas.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

A middle -agcd colored man entered q
Brooklyn car the other evening with a
basket containing wine In his hand, owl
dently sent TO make n delivery. lie
seemed TO have sampled the liquor freely
before starting out, for Herald reporter
noticed he was In excellent humor. lie
managed 10 set q seat. and, when the
conductor came around to collect he
fare, he never bo' hered Abont pockets OF
pocketbooks, but Simply placed his hand
10 one Of La pacious ears and drew
forth the shining nickel. To say tina,
conductor and passengers were surprised
puts II mildly. The conductor, on recov
erlpg himself, renArked;
"Why do you carry your money there
Captain"
"Cause It's handy, SIR" replied TIT
sen Of Ham.
AMI the passengers all laughed at thu
new W inklc in money pouches. IL wa
observed that he also carried nickel II
the other ear.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

Rev. 8. Bantam 10 . very respectable
colored munster residing on the South
eide, Second ward. He paid his tax and
got his receipt before the city election
last June and voted upon 1t. By some
misfortune he lost his receipt, and yes
terday he took two cents, as required by
law, aud went before Collector Mckee
and asked for duplicate receipt, laying
his two cents on Mr.. MeKee's desk. The
collector. instead Of complying with Mr..
bAntam's request. grew angry aud said
some very uugcntlemauly things, wind
ing up with positive refusal TO give the
duplicate asked for. Mr.. Bantam, glad
to escape the fury Of tho irate man, left
his TWO cents and the Office at the same
time.
The penalty for a refusal to give du-
plcate receipt when asked for after the
protfer Of two cents 10 500.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

The steamer Oity Of Peking, ct San
Francisco from fokohams, yesterday,
reports the wreck Of the British ship Nyl
Cbxu, from Yarmouth, N. g., on Pro.as
Shoal, November 20. Captain Butler and
eight men arrived at Hong Kong in
small boat four days later. Another
boat, containing H.te briggs and six
men, 10 missing. The British gunboat
Ccckchafer left Hong Kong In search OF
the boat, but returned without hnding
ner.
William Torrens, 80 years old, COM
mittei suicide on Wednesday night BY
shooting in an outhou.e at Thtrty-nin
and Cbestnut streets, Philadelphia. Be-
fore taking his own life Torraus, II 10
alleged, fired .wo shots from revolver
at Bella Carter, to whom he had boen
paving attention. Miss Carter was
wounded in the breast and finger, not
dangerously.
The patokA river, Indiana, Is reported
to have risen at au alarming rate during
the last 81 hours, q tract OF country ~
miles long by three or four miles wide
being inundated. The Jasper branch OF
the AR Line is oyerllowed from Jasper to
lluntingburg.
A despatch from Spokane Falls, WASH
ing,op, says that the final treaty papers
between the United States ard the CGur
a. Aline Indians were signed on Wednes-
day night. The treaty conveys 81, 900
acres OF the most valuable part OF the re-
servation, embracing the larger portion
of the lake and much rich mineral ard
timber lands.
A despatch from Burlington, Iowa,
saws that places above and below that
point on the Mississippi river are seri.
ously threatened with . water famine;
that the river is eight inches lower than
It has been during the past sixty years,
and that 1t Is still falling fast.
A despatch from Parkersburg, West
Virginia, says that the cylinders OF the
steamer Ben Hurr burst early yesterday
morning, and the escaping steam killed
John Warden, fatally burned Fireman
john Reese, and Injured another oil the
hRsds.
BY the fall of pile Of lumber In Chi
cage yesterday, Andrew Johnston aud
John Thompson were crushed to death
and John Perry and John l.'ndquist each
had leg broken. Thompson had only
been married week.
Heavy snow storms we're reported on
Wednesday from Chtboygan, Michigan.
to the great satisfaction Of the lumber
mcn, some OF the camps having been on
the point OF breaking up for want o.
sLow.
A despatch from Fort Dodge, Iowa,
says that 800 inmates OF the Reform
school at Ellora have been exposed tt
diphiheris, aud about $50 cases OF the
| diseasc exist there at prebeut
Catharine Cunningham, 20 years old
was killed yesterday by falling from u
,hlrd-story window OF her residence il
PHI adelphla.
The Democratic caucus of the Mary
land Legislature yesterday renominatet
U. i. Senator Wilson by reclamation.
Cardinal Gibbons left Baltim ore yes
to-day for Charleston, South Carolina
where be will dedicate the Cathedral.
A new three story hotel at NoDquitt
Massachusetts, was wrecked by the win
on edEesday night.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10


l'btHEE tlr TN inst, Caroline
wife nj tdnrd bpcber, IN the 3Gtii wear
Ut her h,.e.
Hsiatiyes aud f-icnds are rcspcetfully
'nNltNl tontt"n hrf Funeral from ND
u 5Iteure al dot hu- bdud, NJ. 500 west
u'U'ock.
iloAl L-ra-sea awag on Tie I'm u,st
itRVld l., m OF paNii l.. nHd Mary r
5nhtr III the 81 u year OF lti,u4
h3AN ives 1ud ltluhas ,,lr rc 9pcttfuliy
Invited tpatt"nd Ia, iuncral iiaIn IL
ll't47hf % itsileiicc. Newark Del oH'friz
'HA ul'ihnuu, al lSn o'clock lntetIurti
~ TN - ih'm9s n, L. ccmetcIy.
MI lp>htf On the Sth INST .Juhn
son - Aithut aud Ellen Metloski4v. in
iiHtt" -4tii yNia Of lis tgc
het'i vs. hud friends nrc respectfully
lHfitri 1" nttend lis funeral fl6ri tie
ic5if''ilcc II hi4p0tcHtE, Chestnut nm
IriHhler ll4nar"l, near Newark. on
>'tHldHc. tlr llth lust, AT . o'clopk a
~. IhtrtH'ent ut Newark Catholic Gene
NJ ENllt.l On the stu in5t. John Ne
ENlil} .tso Is years
Relatives ana iitnnds urc rrspccif,,ilv
invited t. d'tcita his funeral from liz
late iYNilent 40 III E,m street.. on
N'iufuhY u"ilimS at=iD O'clock. llini,
mas ~ = l.Ih ? hurch. intcrmeut 4,
hthcdtai ,ehWtriy.
BARNETT. On the sth inst. rtzhccca
Jane, WIG Ut y. II. i;alnctt, Agod 4,
years. .
Relatives ana lric',ds are respectful,
iNSltcu 70 attend tbs funeral srik Ices nj
1 he Residence oi hrr husband, No ~
walnut street, IN Friday evening n,
U.asock, lntclment will take uIasr ~
{ -Rtnlday. Mt Nottingham, Md.
is dark within o,lr dwelling.
Lonely are our hearts tn day
/ re. the one Ne loved so dearly.
Has forever passed AWAY
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10
Dots,

For Gaia nh. imoke Pine Needle Cigar
For Bore Throat, Catarrh aud Asthma,
smoke Alian's Pine Needle Cigars.
We have large quantity Of holiday
goods lett over In odds and ends, such as
meerschaam sets, pipes, smokers. cigar
cases, &C., &c, which we Will close out
at ruinously low prices. Chapman, Sew.
enth and Orange, and No. East Third
street.
The Asbury Centennial N. F. Mission,
at Eleventh and Walnut streets, has re-
ceived promising start under DIR. Slmms
and Charles T.. Foster. All non-church
goets are invited. M...
Rev. T. K. Marllndaie will remain at
salisbury.
Rev. Pamuel lIance, nearly o2 years
old. preached with great fervor at Bethel
NJ. u. Church a lew evenings ago.
Seventy seven conversions are reported
from the Bethel charge by Rev. A. T.
Prettyman, pastor.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10
FIFTH edition


A despatch from Punxsu,aH ,,
says that James Farley, one Of n, III
kertoD guards on duty At Wuis,oo ~.
arrested yesterday and held on AZ
OF assault!ng . miner named Tto,s
Scott. There were no evic'.at.. leo
day, but 1t Is thought the 40 mGnet, o',
whom notices were served viii / l,l5,,
out to-day.
A Chicago despatch says tl.,,ls
scoville. = nephew Of Guiteau Fl, a,,s
sin Of President GARFIELD, and s ~,
OF local building association, ls, H
appeared and that his accounts Arr Il
over $4,000. Gambling Ani erlm.
gaIce arc said to have caused vi, l.,.
fall.
liadore Monaseh, the defauhius ,.tn.
tary Of tue Turner Building Assocnps
Of Minneapolis, was arrested on WI
nesday evening, charged VITA ,m,r
Z Ing funds OF lho society TO tie ail d,
OF $50, GOD.
Abraham Warner and Ira Smith nj
were arrested IN Sullivan county, pa ri.
yesterday Tor horse stealing, are leilp
10 have been also implicated IN st7r
recent robberies at Wilke,uatte :.
vicinity.
DR.. Kuhn aud Miss Pursell, s'r,a,
on suspicion for the murder Of 4,
Kn'hln, at Trenton, New Jertey, Wer.r
leased yesterday by Chief justice gta.i
IN $50. 900 ball each.
Robert Kur,z, of Portland, ia. b
been arrested ut Belviderc, New NJ.
charged with causing the dea'h n id
weidman, of Jobnsonville, dura:
drunken quarrel few days ago.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

San Francisco, Jan. Ollie til1s
ing particulars Of the theatre coilaIis n,
llauting, China. reported by tel. giaS
from Shanghai, December 8. weir II
ceivet by steamer to-day. The c.ll...
occurred on October 18TH,
The temple where the Performs
was being he'd stAnds OH high terra
in the middle Of the town. A lii vs.
once there, but II had al been Gu AVA
except a portion on which tbs teaPi
stands. During the Performance "
entire wall gave way. ard the Nsdl
gathering Of men, women and chidt
was buried TO the street. Some VA
killed outright and many died Of suaol
ton.
At the time the immense blotai
stone and concrete from the broken vi
fell with deadly force, heads were 8
open, bodies crushed, arms and .
broken, and In number Of cases a@p
severed from the body. A total Of
dead bodies has been taken from !
ruins, aud " Is thought that the l&
the dead might number 30.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

Funeral services were held last even
Ing over the remains OF Henry Clifford
Bertolettc at Nc. GJ5 West Filth street.
The Rev. W. A. Sadtler conducted the
services. He paid a glowing tribute to
the memory OF the deceased. Members
Of Wilmington Lodge, No. !, A. o. t..
W., visited the house in body aud
viewed the remains, and held their
funeral iites. A quartette consisting ul
Miss Kate Currinder, Miss Mary rbicl.
man and Frederick We'll sang several
sacred selections. Miss CurrindeT saug.
toucbingly, zone Sweetly Solemn
Thought" The floral oilsriugs were
numerous ami handsome Tie Every
Evening staff sent broken column ii
flowers. The funeral took place this
morning. ln.crmeDt will b. made AT
Amityyile Cemetery, Berks county, Pa.
The pail bearers were: George W.
Humphrey, J. Barton Cheney. w. +.
Kurtz, A. o, Herman G:ier, j. Traverse
Jones, Il. Ii. Young. Some thirty Oh
more persons attended The funeral tn,
morning, leaving IN private car az
tached to the so train going north
Amopg those vino lett On the train wer,
Joseph Stoechle, William II. tairlamb
Lewis Sasse, Girin b. Underwood, K. II
Young, W. F Kurlz, Mrs. George W
Baker aud daughter, Harold l;lioadS
A. o. Herman Gfier, anu members an,
relatives of the family. udertakc
Jordan Wilson had the funeral in charge
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

WEST CHESTER, Ian, 9.-'rhs passen
ger train due here via the Centflj DIVE
sion OF the Pennsylvania Railroad a.
1252 this morning colliled With two
rondola cars near Glen Nils, The cars
lett siding IL tits borough aud il IS te
lieyed that they were sent Oh their pert.
lous mission By some ili-lislossd person
IN the hope OF causing a wreck 10 the
midnight or Fowl" train from The city.
As 1t was Engineer buxton stg tue
runsways coming. anil reversing his
eng ine started back, They soon struck
his epgiue, however, but heir force Nas
broken by his promp, action, sua noue
oil his i;isseugels were iuIqlel, bB. us
engine WAS disabled and Tie s5ti5sa
ears wee made q total wreck Tie o., L
reached here atout 3otloeA tbs lu1;o-
Ing.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

CHICAGO, Jan. g. the Union Depot
vas busting r ace this moruin. Bhen
the Burlington and Quincy fast mail
rolled in at O'Clock with the aGcumn-
hated mail pt four days OF The Overland
fast mail III lis ears The great isll ..
snow west OF Ogden, Ciah, paraiyzel the
mail service on The Central Pacific ana
consequently the western mails became
elogged
TITS mail matter len Ogden yesterday
morning, and this morning Postmaster
6e1ton had every possible wagon il at
tendance TO carry II promptly - the
different railway trains Ter the east aud
soulheas posi- office. Orders had heeu
lelegraphei TO The clerks TO not fail 10
iiave ali their Chicago aul 3''.. P, o. -
mail worked
This MAS done and tie EASTERN loalhcs
for New York, Phiiaielphia Boston aud
30 forth lett Tor theli destination jus
fifty minutes later Eighteen Chiedg'
pouches Of registered and regular mai
were IN the lot. rbls was all delivered
before noon,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

NEW YORK, Jan, q.-Ano,her unJk
sntness Is brewing for the Emf. TAti
Commissioners. II Is over tho 70 uu l
Europe OF young girl, Martha Diea
who arrived at Castle Garden aboul n
weeks ago. on her way 10 Join her sll,
lie Philadelphia. and was detained
The Commissioners ssii thai Tia
would permit her to land on eouil
ton that her sister woiild ..ruIsh blnl
that she was abe to support her and
such time as the gill was able % kLgplr
herself. The bond was furnished, bl
when Commissioner lIauselt, OF HE "a
man Society, went for the nh lieI
her TO her friends in Philadolfha, 4
found, to HE surprise. that Gle had Oei
sent back to Europe.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

Only twL cases wee JisRosel or Ia 8
morning by jude Ban.
Micnael Goii aud james Lay wern ar
rested ~ SPECIAL Officer lanes l.. law
kns ftr 'respass and retiul baking
out Of the boyes Of de b. q o, cars Al
Wswssstt street, They had uaele IRE
with tle packing ia the EnupOfI pike.
The cost OF nc material taken vas abuul
, cents. They were held IL 40 ban
each for cOu5t.
The case Of Frederick A. Baton,
charged With committing an assault o,
August Ru!iner, wAs dlsnli..cd h Ailei
falling to appear. =....-=
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10
FOURTH EDITION



MADRID, Jan. 9-Alionzo XIII, the
baby King, lies in u most critical con1i-
ton, very ieyerish and scarcely able to
lake any nourishment The greatest
anxiety prevails, and Senior Sagasta, the
Prime Minister, 10 a. tile palace. where
diplomatic repr. sentatives oil foreign ma
tons have been calling all evening
The latest bulletin issued by the kings
phyeiclaus states that bis fever has
slightly increased. Queen Regent CHRIS
tina sent a telegram TO Emperor Frances
Joseph, at Vienna, this evening, stating
shat the king is much worse.
THE ASGLo-PoETuGuEsE DISPUTE.
LoHDoN, Jan. 9.-The Times has as
certained that the order OF tue Portu-
guese authorities iorbidiins British
steamers to receive at Quilllmne letters
from the Vice-Cousul aud other British
subjects was Issued on September 10, a
month after Mr.. Johtstop. the British
Consul at Mozambique, lad reached the
Shire liver, The Times says the order
WAS probably issued with the direct
view o. delaying Mr.. Johuston's dis
patches.
The Chronicles correspondent at Rome
says that Portugal suggested that The
rope should act rs Arbitrator III tue uls'
pu'e between herself aud England, lu
that England refused point blank to &C
eept any ar isration.
LARGE BRITISH FLEET AT zANliBAR,
ZANzIBAg, Jan. 9.-The largest feet Q
L. British warships ever assembled iu thcs
waters is now here aud other men. DIVA
Of the same nationality are constantly Al
irving. The excitement occasioncd b
the presence Of the fleet 10 intense, an
speculation is rife concerning the objet
Of the gathering ct the WAT vessels.
THE czAR AND DOM PEDRO.
ST. PETERSBURG, JAN. 9.-Thc CT,
has ordered four weeks mourning fl
the late es-Enpress o! Brazil. The Gu
tomnry period Is Tire; weeks, and whe
alonger time ia prescribed, II is only +
the greatest re!suing soyercigns. On II
Aecount the action OF the Gar heeom
significant, ihasmucli Us IL shows that
regards Dom Pedro as still Emperor
Brazil, aud is determined not to recu
niEe the deposition.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

BoSTuS, Jan. O. The unusual slsAt Of
a crowd Of 500 school children heoting
aud throwing missiles al their teacher
took place in East Boston yesterday al
ternoou, aud an escort OF police had 10
be furnished him out Of the island. The
pupils claiin that Charles rhe!i,er, a
new Appointed teacher, has been harsh
and violent The Whole trouble was
caused by l5-ynsr OIL, lo3 named VIII
liam Murphy, who SNOW suffering from
tue effects OF II sound thrashng admins.
tered by the Teacher After school let
out 'lle pap. 8 gathered In lie street and
from hoo'ing they got to lhrnsing s,on.s.
aud, hut Tor thu presence Of the polica,
tue teacher would have ia ell ba1iy,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

Tie farmers OF New Castle county are
ali requested to meet at the Court House
Tomorrow Saturday afternoon, at
o'clock, Tor the purpose OF organizing n
Farmers Institute. Farmers who come
10 market should r, main over and attend
it. Farmers Institutes have been organ
lied In both Kent and Sussex counties,
and New Castle with the best farms and
farmers in the State should not be be
hind. The State appropriates 5000 to
each county for the support OF Farmers
Institute,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10
kplA INT

The Union Cab Company Of Phi'sH
phia has purchased the controlling ed
OF the Wilmington Transfer Compaws
this city, and assumed the mana ems,
OF the same on January !. 1t has al
purchased the stable and teams Gos
John L. Perry. Mr.. Jelieris, former,
With the Krnnebec Coal aud Ice C1H.
pspy, has been appointed the l'Hmi1s.
ton manager. Tho stock was poTtat IA
from ti2 up, aud sold to til, r4asi.
phians Tor something less than GA
share. 1t is said three WilmlngiQa Ea
realized something like $4,000 triSssn
them In engineering the deal. Nun9
Gus Iersons Lost several hundred dollar
each, as the stock never paid dhiiea
owing to its bad manag ,inent.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10
Operators startled.

scorTp>Lr, Pa, Jan. TO- Al ~
ference between the operators O.
conlellsville coke rec ion and kRieA.
Labor eaders yesterday, the W0fsn'
demanded an increase Of wages Tlas'
from = 10 u per cent. "This damAal
startled the operators that tae}
journel tho conference at once.
mrn persist III their demand then "
viii probably be another strike.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

Mrs. Miller Forwood, . very estimabls
lady died In Brandywine hundred on
Tuesday aud Was buried Yesterday, the
funeral being very large one. She
leaves 9 husband and several children.
The night before her death she was aious-
ell to attend the wants OF come OF her
children who were sick. 1t 10 thought
she caught cold, which developed iuto
the prevailing epidemic in such viru-
lent form that she died the following
afternoon,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10
The Jumbied FIRE Alarms,

Super tendent Aydon OF tho City q
alarm system says the cause OF tlc IVA
bled fire for some time past thatmIs'i'
the people were caused by the ,PiIu,
the striker not being strong cudn-h
do It's work properly. Tho weakae"
the spring causes The striker to ftaa
making q double stroke. Mt MY
says new spring will reach Wiliains
from Boston In two or tliree DAYS ns'
which time there may be soule cen Nv
IL Ito sounds.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

George F. Davis, who has be'a "a !,
fined IL New Castle jail ios the pay Il
daJs charged with being iIilpiiIav,,
the death of Alexander Barnard eI,s n,
Who was murdered In his hut u
bird Hundred, WAS tskon TO b'mh "a
this morning and arraigoed IA
Esqulre Deakyne, MS he claims i.
can prove he was In West Cbhe''l 4
a. the time the murder was commits
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10
-4-s -
,Je,suupit,es IN IflDOin,

A large yellow jessamine bush along
the south side of Charles 8. Rowland
residence, No. 904 King street, Is In fun
bloom, and It's yellow suit is the attrsc'
ilon of pedestrians along Ninth street.
1t cannot be seen from King street. A
.jessamine bush in the yard Of Robert w.
Smiths residence, No. 9la King street,
Is al.o IN bloom. Vegetation is In q very
forward state all along the eastern slope
between King aud French streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

Maplove Honey, who was ono Of the
participants with George Peterson In the
Hartly cutting affair, and for whom, as
well rs for his brother, Lode Honey, the
police have since been searching, was
arrested at noon yesterday by Officer
Joseph Pyle OF Dover. Justice Jester
committed him to jail Tor hearing. The
prisoner Is but II years OF age, and the
charge agaiRst him 10 aiding aud abettiug
o mur,lerous assault.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10
Harry Sui,iit Dead.

Tie sad news has been received . !.
city this forenoon OF the death ai ~
Noblit, 20 years OF age, sou oil "
Soblil, In Philadelphia. The caua
his death has not bern stated. lae ".
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