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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-22
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Express trains.
Nav Yong. week dav-, 90, go.
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nav York. sun'rty. J. VI;
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fH,LApHLrHiA, Sundays, y ID In
dDl p05, u q y. M. .2Gs, ia
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{ assrKs week days. ..p CA
". s69 as ~. . 10. ~ %. iGel
q q. ~ o. 90 .lla aJi, III
~ Vl9 sGaa. ivl. 10. .nl"e ~
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ens Wa. m, 'laG. l,e ca !
10 sbl5, s,Gla Nw, i51aad .6I,n1
ATLANTIC Cry y, J., rWa
sssS p. m. lnilp. y"
wEsr RouNp
nititnorc nnd Washington. sA
sno z, A., 2 Is. sils sis s,r
all daily. na. IN. sglOn NJ A.,
Baltimore fnd principal sta.Ioa,
Philo. Division. a. -. M. dnilr '"'
ta,i.so"'s % IN aad %D D.
Chicago, - Ala. III, 'ss;p :, A.,
CinciHr.ati aud IT LOU, " KIN aail
and ~, % p. m; daily ""A
BuReBRLH Aooohaookrios. Ia
daily Hnd122j a. m, daily, esecn,
day, 10 ~ y, N, SUNDAY only
LANpErHNuu ACCOMMODATION.
.dhyA, I %, 1lt1 u. m, 2is aud 1 aa
Sun days. . " a. m. hia p. IN.
TpAINs LEAVE MARKET STREE, s,,,
For fhiiusieiphis Rnd VA, r-l
week dave; = 30, y ~, 'oS0 ,lhi
4A 2sS, 3A ~ +: m. sunday
Z Tln, M. 1913, SIS, rs u. ia.
For nAitimoro. weok days, sn
9. m.' ~ ~ ~ = ~ =, N. SUNDAY.
.. mis- 100 mud sibj i M
| Nnlt lihpre and principal station
TntiR division at Aji y. m, daily
parliamentary and wav stations, 4
Gays e1 10 3n. NJ, ?Si, iDp
sundnys y % u. ns 1 D. y. N.
Chicago. IS 20 H.. daily except
PitfsDury, $50 am. dilly,exeep.
day: Ai.,j :. M. d ny.
EtHiLspKLrhIs Foa WANING
Daily, ~ TO- ssl5, 1902 silica. m.
noon, ! 70. 400. 'si.lR. ~. o. j.. )
sl0. 10 10 y. m.
Daily, except Sunday, .Gli. 9 10 and 7,
lti., sl3h ~ lvunt . 81 II 3ep. III sum
only. $50 h. m, y iA IN.
Telephone No. IN
v4-hatcs 20 western points lower Y
viasny otheriina.
ar. ODELt.. CO.sCUL'
| Gcu'i Manugcs, 6enrPiss. 4
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-22
DUBLlC SALE

iowa and Missouri horses. The subscri-
beers will sell ut public sale at their sta
blcs, No. 4ig West r cont street, On ~
FRIDAY, MARCH fetl',
Mt IL O'Clock noon,
Forty head of we'll selected smooth aud
stylis horses suitable for business, draft
or gentlemen drivers. weigh from 100
TO iiO0 pounds. Among them may be
found some desirable match teams. The
horses cun DO soon at our sta
bles at my time before sale. Por-
sons wanting good reliable horses should
attend this sale as tho horses are ms fine
forest added. JESTER h MCDANIEL.
No. 4i9 West Front street,
l.. W Stldhnm n son Auts. ni2l-ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-22
WANAMAKER's.


PHiLADHLPHIA. saturday, March q. 1870.
Our great difficulty Is to
get our case fairly be-
fore the minds Of the people.
Advertisers are usually reok-
less in the use OF words.
Exaggeration rules; when
simple words Of truth are
used they are discounted
because Of prevailing n.y.
perbole.
Please bear all this in
mind when we tell OF our
Millinery. Opening events
in any fashionable merchan-
disc are very well ia their
way. We make much OF
them. They please and
help business. But after
the opening, vhat3 Just
this: every day the equal OF
opening day. This refers
to all the articles in our
openings. and emphatically
to Millinery. The daily
stocks OF Hats and Bonnets,
trimmed and untrimmed, and
all the adjuncts-Flowers
Feathers, Ribbons, and Or
naments are equal to any
several other stocks united,
are equal to our own recep-
ton days, are far beyond the
richest opening stocks else
where.
Strong adjeetlves woule
not be hyperbole. The sale
are big, growing bigger, ant
fully justify our great prepa
ration. A.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-22
.20PeT CentDisc0unt
SATURDAY, March "a.

SATURDAY, March "a.
We give one weeks no.
tice to-day Of the close Of
our sale Of c o,hing at 20
per cent. of. such an
opening TO get our depen-
dable ClothinR-OvsrcoatA
Broadcloth or Worsted Suits,
Mems and Boys I lothing--
either Made-to Measure or
Ready.M Made lat such unu.
sual prices, 10 not likely to
occur again.
An unreasonable season,
instead Of the one We had
planned for and nanuiac
tured, put US to the new and
uncommon method OF dis
counting our own lower
prices enough to make
Clothing buyers buy
promptly..and many Of them,
for a future season.
We have almost accom-.
pllshed all We set out to dc
with our Winter goods. We
just give this one week and
then We quit giving 40 pei
cent. discount.
The news is tolerabIy sure
to bring a crowd every day
next week. Why wait!
20 per cent. of to-day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-22

The Levy Court marched bravely
up the hill to raise IL. G. Mahatiy's as.
sessu.ent OF his Cherry Island March
prop, rty, but yesterday they marched
down again. but not very bravely,
though Mr.. Roberts fought to the last.
They were glad TO get clear OF the tar
tar they had caught.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-22

Tear eminent farmer, George H.
Bates, Eco, is to address the Farmers
meeting this afternoon and tell what
he knows about farming.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-22
Philadelphia, Wilmington
Baltimore X. X.
March IND, l''0.
Traius win leave Wilmington as III

Ir0Iul WILL lc8vo Nh"s'"" VI"
SUNDAY TRAiNs
For Philadelphia lexprcssl, ! ~ IN
il.sb A. A.. RI, siL ta 'Sb' ia
Hccomodatisn, $50. Sis, aIoA.N ".
I2s, An, az. Lt. 800 aud 70 iiP. u
e, IN Gfss 81 t:nsre'''' i.e'' 'i''l A&'
!, Asronse'ia.iooas ~ siis e., Amr
kor New York tospressh ~ ~
7.6c, ~, q; "a NJ, tn. gu, s'I
! FOR West Chester. VA Lalnok,n, SEA
For Now Castle 70 y night.
For Cape Charles. Oid Poihs Com'afL !
Norfolk. 40 night n Wa.
Yeitop. Hnrfluxl6n. briagtvillr, stll1
laurel, And Delmas, fz.oi nieht. .
A. H., l1X An. u d, 7n sss +. NJ,
". y Night. Baltimore d.i2 r. NJ and
ni i.ssye rnilsdeiphis Broad strss. for
min I tsn texprtss,, S5e. Ia, Ills A
sos, al. ~, 7$@ ma. iisI p.
an Accom- notation, sss 10, 10 Sam.
al 6lO. 1&h i04 AID n ID y. N.
Fer further information, pAsiengors
Re- 1krred 70 the Ticket once al the station.
frainS MARKED thus ~ Are limited erpq
up0a which extra ihre Is charse'.
CRAS. .. PuaH. :. y. Wuop
uaner Il Msn,ser. General PASSENGER
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-22

How the S-button Nous
quetair Suede Gloves went
at one dollar! They were
worth all your enthusiasm.
Among the new arrivals
in Gloves are the Black
Silks with the patent fi0ger
tips-the kind that lasts and
lasts and never a fnger-end
showing through.
Very likely to-day will
finish the mems new Dent
Mahogany Tan Gloves at
s1.25. Wish we had 500
dozen more.
Chestnut street side, west OF Main Aisle.
The great foreign centres
OF the Hosiery and Under
wear trade are Nottingham,
Paris an d Chemnitz. We
haves trained buyer at each
. point. Samples all the time
; coming, orders all the time
going. The only way tt
t keep a right-up.to.the-to
9 notch stock.
i A New York man anl
his vile. homeward boun'
from the Pacific coast
stopped off on Thursday t
:. buy their Hosiery and I'm
ID derwear here. 1--WE ca
u y. save OR hotel bill and &c
d. your delightful town
IS wel',' said he. OF couri
30 he could. A glance alor
en- the line to-day shows:
Nous Fancy Half Hose at Is cents.
Women's Fine Hack Hose at % cen
RS Mems French Balbrggsn Shirts q
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-22

nIMPLE5, blackheads, red. rough,
i M chapped and oily skin pre- vent
cd by CuTIcCitA SOAP.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-22
Cured by outlcuya

My disease (psorlasts) hrst broke out on
aisnost covering my. isce. il ran into my
eyes and the pllyslcian was afraid would
iSss my s ssssls ma pss NJ IN ssteas N
! was entirely baldheidsdl; Il then broke out
on ny arms Sad shoa!dsrs untll my arms
~; sss .sd ssa ss lie
srscs and bleed il scrsteied. x,sr spend.
ns sssss' e ssr o pS
CrTIcunA REsorv ENr, | could SIC / change.
most cured; and when had used Six bottles
Of CUricusA REsoLvEsr and one bex OF
i was cured Of the dreadful disease iro,,s
which IhAd su ffered Tor ave years / thought
a., &c dIsssss woa,d leave very deep scar bnt
VIA. suffered Ssior e' usias he cpricS pSa
ny say ss sasf shs M ap n.r III re-
know % Others who have received great
MRS. ROSA KELLY, Rockwell city. Iowa.
Culleura Nosolvoni
purest aud best OF Humor Remedies,
scas s ssa s sss p..s s .sss
ly, have cnred thousands Of cases where the
shsJd!ns 81 scales ca s,s measured quart daily.
I'M. almost bcvond human endurance, hair,
liftless or AZ gone. suffering terrible: What
Sold everywhere. Price. Cuticurn, SOC;
Soap, 25c.; resoivent, 81. Prepared by
the Potter Drug and Chemical Corpora
aS-send Tor allow to Cure Skin Dis
eases" 81 pages. 30 illustrations. and 100
testimon ialA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-22
FRO BE CONTINUED. !


To make your new home comfortable Is
barrel OF our Choice Family Flour and
ton OF tue bes coal mined. well
cl, sned, honest weight, and quick deliv-
cry. The above goods are warranted.
Prices low aud terms to suit. That who.
soever viii may ouy. We are iu business
to serve ths public, aud We Intend To dc
the bett we csn 10 'erye you well. Dom
be backward. Phone ITO, Call q
Steward e. Chandler, South Side
Branch office, Second and French.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-22
DosTPoNED PUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber Intending To quit farming
will sell ut public sslc, at his !esidence o. sne
Commons farm, near Hare's Corner New
Castle Hundred, Delaware. on
MONDAY. March ssth. 1880.
At II o'c lock. =. m. sharp, 9 good work OF
sevei AT or them with calves BY. their. sid :.
others sprinuiLg;.i tne stock bull, farm
wason. MARKET dearborn. OF cart nay fiE-
corn shelter. Van wickle fan, Efindstone.
plows hebrews sultIvatcrs, wascn: de .ni
shovels; q lot OF tiiaoshy hay, 20 acres Of
wheat IN the areu9d, lot 81 dairy s na,rsbs nn
isrnitufe and many other articles not emu
Ali sums or 80 or under. cash, OYER thst
IN on purchas Eiv.nG bsn.ssis
EZHxiEL WHLArLEY.
WIN. J. Lank, auct. S-ls-ts-dAw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-22
4 NEW BUSINESS METHOD,

S. H. Baynard has adopted new plan that is now
prevailing in western cities whereby the opportunity
is given to procure good watch for very low price,
through the agency cooperative clubs The plan isas
follows Clubs are composed Of forty members who
pay one dollar for membership fec, which payment
goes to the originator of the plan When the club is
formed they mutually agree purchase forty watches
for the sum of seven hundred and sixy-6ve dollars
Each week thereafter the members meet and
each pays one dollar. at which time mum
Der is drawn which entities the owner Of
such number to select and receive his watch.
similar the old plan of watch clubs with the en-
cepticn that upon the drawing OF number further pay
nnents OF that number The remaining members
Qess one each week) continue their payments and
drawings for thirty weeks, when all payments cease
and the remaining members receive their watches
The watches so distributed gold-Rlled case,
made by James Boss, with either an Egin, Waltham.
Springfield or Hampden movement such as are sold
ali over our city for thrty-fve dollars and which
fully warranted to give satisfaction Clubs are now
forming and drawings will commence Tuesday even
ing March 2sth. For further information and cxami-
nation of the watches call at
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-22
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 i'll that direction ana these
fine situations must necessarily greatly
increase in value. These lots are II ptrt
of the well-known Gordon tract, situ-
ated about one milo north of the city
line aud extending from the Fhiln. Pike
to the Delaware River. Electric Rail.
way minus half milo from the land
aud " i'll likely be extended To II in II short
time. The lots arelaid out loot front and
$50 to 800 feet in depth. II is inton led
TO sell to parties who will build neat AMI
attractive houses for homes.
We think no more handsomely sit
inted lots have ever been offered for
sale around Wilmington. Prices Will
lie started very low and terms made TO
suit any purchaser. The undersigned
will he pleased TO show the lots Mt any
time. Plots aud full particulars fur
nished nj Office.
Philip IL Clark a. Go
1litu-th-s-tf s2i MhRnET ST.
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.EzzEsesgzs


We the undersigned Banks and BANKERS will
pay all Prixes drawn In rho Louisiana State
Lotteries which may be presented atour coun-
II. NJ. NALAISLEY, Pres Louisiana Natl
Bank.
PIERRE LANAUX. Pres. State NnrI Bk.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Nat'l
bank.
CARI KOHN, Pres. IuIon Nnfi.,,,,I Hank
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-22

Nous Fancy Half Hose at Is cents.
Women's Fine Hack Hose at % cents.
Mems French Balbrgssn Shirts and
hrkwer= a. rs cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-22

Merchant 1a||u
II you want anyths
the tailoring line aH
remember we sre
your service with
very large corps
cutters and tallofs
the best assortmes
fine SxiiingS
imes, Hssilngs, n
be found anyx'
As we have told
before, the most o.
fine goods we have ~
ported direct from IVY.
don. OF course
goods are not oil o.
ported. You will m
among them the hns
American manufacture
fabrics made for gu
tlemen's wear ~
are fully detelm'n1
that the peoPle, ~
Wilmington shall h
q Chancs W
fine clothing mads N
their order righ!, ~
as can be produced @
where.
JAS. T. MULLlN . "'
TaiIora 9th q war
c,o.,,;.,. Vilmlass
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-22
|. rrENr1oN-puBLrc SALE.

As the unde AHMED iutends 10 leave HI.
farm, with d-e-- Ing hcuqt Ard stable, he VIII
harness ard ali other goods herein nsntioncd.
at the place,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-22
On Monday, March "a. go

All O'Clock, p. M;
No. ]. One horse, Hainbiet to nian, Will be
years old nexf May. good All-ar ound horse.
can be driven by children. guaranteed with.
out ANY isuits, cntirsiy sound.
d ono good COW, years old, Will have the
third cali next nonths ,,..
a. / Doctors phaeton. In good condition.
Z. Iko-top wagon.
g. 1.-TWO seated sleigh.
O. A cart with m.t tquipme nts
Z. Plough cultlvat0r.
b. Harness and blankets.
0. Gennine white leEhnrn hens.
10. Many hous vhoid articles.
II, Two dozen grnpe vines. ayears oios ufss
clAss. red. While and blnrk.
II. good ruling saddle. .,
IL, DnrreIs Of divers sires, ION SALONS ana
other articles too numerous 20 nenuon;
EyervtLinE will be shown every evenine ht-
ter o'lock, and will be sold u 20 desired.
EHNhT HIkDEHER, Proprietor.
kight tn avenue between Brown ana Cwiemsu
streets, Wilmington, Del. mso th-i-s
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-22

Masquerade suits IT. hire at MrA
Henze's s, 81 East Fourth street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-22
vaYIi.s1istsTuN sfEAMBuar CT
seaEz,ic Isssae

STEAMERS CITY Of CHESTER
and BRAsDfwIl
On and after Saturday, March Isl
Leave Fourth street wharf inr chss'si
Philadelphia, daily, sanityi laea!L
ror Marcus Iioos, an. NJ. an W
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnntiirsi "
al. ~ and i a. ms l.Ss and ~ ~
ftle0boae No. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-18
4 WELL DRESSED WOMAN MAKES TROrBLE.

somewhat sensational incident occurred last lh"su'Y
nieht a, the Hotel BucKnghan but did not come ." nR
mil Yesterday At II O'Clock that evening The clerk
va, surprised fahionably dressed anu handsome
Young woman corridor alone A. she approached
the desk became spIaren, that she was hlEhlS eNo"
from oycl-indugcn IN liquor.
Il want N see j. &. O,eoOd,' shc said
Mr. O.eood was in his with his wife, pre-
uarnc 10 retire when the callers card brought up
H.. naturally refused the at such hour
When the Young woman received his she began to
scream Al the top OF her voice She cectd from the
ho,.l and when a policeman appeared sRo drew re-
>o,cr and declared would Kin Mr. O-good. She
said thai She his wife and waved picture Of I"
chnd which said theirs Finally officer william
Dixon arrested frantic woman placed her In cab and
had her driven the lty-nrst-t police station She
wore valuable jewels. Tho revolver when taken from
her was found to De Unoaded
All this time. says Mr.. Wethorbce. proprietor Of the
hotel Mr. Osgood remained in his and did not See
police station the prisoner said that her name was
O-gvDi She had not been in cell hour when
wedrc-sod appeared and LEFT deposit for her
appearance in the loksc Court and drove
with her No questions asked when III: appeared
trial, and Justice Ford discharged the quiet
prisoner.
John c. O~cood president Of coal mining company
and has his Office 40 Is broadway. lie declares that
this Ia Of persecution, but cannot enter d.
Of the affair lie aud his wife formerly lived at
NO III Madon-aVc., but since last october have made
their home tho buckingham. They left the hotel last
SATURDAY, two days after the mysterious Mr.
Oseood Intimate friend Of ''rom" Potter the
cessfn manager OF the Union Pacific.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-18
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
| REFU SING TO BUILD 4 DEPRESSED koAD'

THE LONG ISLAND { MPANY WANTS AN ELL'
WAITED STRUCTURE IN ATLANrIC-AVE
The Long Island Railroad Company through VICE
President Maxwell sent letter to the Atlantic Avenue
Rapid Transit Commission Yesterday declining 10 ao-
oept franchise 10 build depressed road IN Atlih'c-
ave- on the grounds that insurmountabe oDstc'S
exist The amount Of money required 10 construct
the road could not be raised upon the security oi inc
property and the revenue would not be sufficient 10
nav tho interest Charge The city cannot by law
loan its credit in aid of private enterprise.
The directors say that it i their fixed opinion tha'
the only practical method Of meeting the requirements
Of rapid transit and OF removing the steam passenger
service from the surface of the street IS the coiStc-
fiou Of elevated tracks. tWhc believing the proper
structure would be fonr-track elevated one from
South Ferry 10 the city line. Mr. Maxwell "ro'e lha'
he was authorized 70 propose. a. conpiv
mise double track, twopo,t. elevated sFu'u'i
with proper side tracks. and upon is ''Wpc
tion the company would withdraw the 1a>>ch.
ger service from the surface tracks. NO lrlent
would be run on the elevated tracks ana me lcienO
trains would be run the present tracks 10 ia'pu,h-
ave only al night; and then at speed not cN'eeolhs
ten miles hour. 49,. =. .a.no,,.
The Commission will act upon the matter tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-18
NOPTEFRN NEW-JERSEY COUNTIES.

1IACKENS ACK.-Coroner Herring Yesterday was
busv collecting evidence and securing witnesses IN tc
vrceland suspected murder case. II l. sald tha' d
rough company Of drunken mill hands was at ban'a
Midland Park Hotel the night Nrecland was Killed
AT one time Vrecland was wealthy carrissc-buiiacr
in Ncw-Iavcn, Conn.
NEW BRt'N swICK-The American flag was raised
over all four OF the parOchal schools OF inc Holman
Catholic Church in New Brunswick YESTERDAY Blsh"p
O'FarrelI being present and delivering addresses III
which he urged the children of the schools to love
their country and 10 be true and patriotic Amer
cans a, well A. earnest Catholics.
RU-THERFORD.-Thc Borough Council reoreihHen
last night MessrS. Mason and Dannhcim succeeding
Councilmen slngcrland and CurTan. Mayor Preston
being re elected. The political complexion OF INC
prescnt Council is a. follows: Rc2ubhcans-MaVor
Preston Councmcn Daniels. Warner and Mason.
Observation-Disclosures BrnkcrhOn. Alyca and Damn
helm \ school meeting OF unusual lmpoF
lance will be held in District No. 40 to night Inc
call issued by the trustees asks for $4,000 to support
the Two schoohoscs in the district and $500 for re
oars and painting. successor to Trustee W. T.
Elliott is TO be elected. A. the district now contains
between 500 and 900 children of school age Board
of five trustees. instead of three IS allowed by law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-18
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.


II is probable that Deputy City Clerk Cummings VIII
succeed the late City Clerk John STANLEY.
Evidence for the defence presented III INC
United states Court yesterday IN the suit oil - ~
Ramsay to recover $4,000 from o. l. kycrsoh io 'N'
alienation Of his wiic's affections
Unified States Commis sion.r Benedict denied q mo
lion Yesterday 10 dismiS, the charge against = H.
Cross the letter of stealing letter WIN lp''
IN IT, There vii be another hearing on Sa'"ruN'
IN the suit of X-A,scmblyman d. W. lain'ue'
against The New orh World" 10 recover @'o'V'V ''
camsc es for alleged libel IN relation 20 ms course III
the Legislature. judgment for --Oooo was '"N'' ~
default Yesterday. The counsel ioi the o'leh''
drew because Judge Cullen refused 10 a'I""'' ~,
case in the absence of important Witnesses ''" W."
take steps to open the default and nv the ''>c'
Daniel NJ Treadvcll Occurred upon some i"'',
and Theories Concerning the Ancient stone hei'"n'
america and Polynesia bcfOrc the D,P'''"l'"' VI
Archaeology Of the Brooklyn institute M,' 49,,
Lantern photographs Of ancient stone u"ciihN' III NV
West shown. . -, a.
The Fire Department Committee OF we ''o' ,,,
Aldermen reported in favor OF extending u'e nv h
in the Fifth. seventh. Eighth, Nhlli' -''l'',''
Twenty first and Twenty -ecOnd ware Ne''''u"'' ~
the report was ordered printed. AhcfIi'" i"''n q"
mod a. favor Of extending the Limit, OYER inc oHu'"
citv and Alderman Pickering opp"'cd 'lf -" .'1
cronnd mat it would work hardship To small properly
owner DESTROYS of building.
The Ninth Company Dramatic CLUB OF inc 'ti ~
mont win Give burlrsquc Opcrcita Al the A'""cN 81
Music ON Monday evening, April ~ Inc ch''rl'l'
mont VIII be given under the auspcc, 81 Inc 'i'A'''
Athletic Club and promises 10 be thoIpns"S cI' "s
.hlc Ticket, will he sale only through ''c n''"'
bcrs Of tic Crescent Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-18
NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY

NEW PLAN FOR ELEvATING TIE IEA' ~
A new contract was made Yesterday between INC
s,y and the Pennsylvania Railroad Company III &c
,ation 10 clevatng the company's tracks III jersey
civ. Mayor Cleveland strcnuously objected to the
original plans on account Of the height OF the pro
,,oscd structure and new plans were dra"h =" W
Stste his Collections. They proyde Tor y sicd'a,o,
NJ NOT less than thirteen feet at street 'i",s-s' an"
she company will macadamizc the street al i's """
expense
Patrick Kelly. acc seventy five. an cmpioSc IN
rattbtessen A. WIccher's sugar house. on sunday nig
accidentally fell into The main nuc leading from inc
boilsrs 10 the chimney. and sufocatcd Ills Dolly
Was extrjcated with considerable difficulty and taken
IN his home. No. i3~ su~-cxs Il.
The contract for the construction Of the second So
sewer extension which Is about 20 be built because
the city authorities indicted for maintaining
nuisance. was awarded yesterday 10 i. j. Condor &
Co.. whose bid was S-l.-s7
The new ordinance requiring the removal OF sta
iionary garbage rccePiaccs went into effect yesici
oav owners and occupants of large tenement houses
obtsei ~ the ordinance. garbage must now be KEPT
indoors.
The Rev. William r. Kiefcr pastor OF the LINDEN
Avenue Methodist church. has announced his intcn
fion Of resignng His congregation is anxious that hc
should complete his term