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Daily Republican., 1890-05-21

The CoNsERvATIvE PHILADELPHIA
Ledger, gives as reason Tor agricul.
tural product depression. over produe-
ton. 1t cannot see how She iarmers
OF this country can compete ior the
English market for wheat, when that
market is supplied with wheat from
India where labor is iour cents u day
Nobody else sees it except iree.traders,
whose object it is TO reduce wages in
Shis country, probably not SO low as in
Indie, but much lower than they are
btill there are thousands of laborer.
who regularly vote with tie party
that wants to open tho markets oil the
~ofld by competing with the labor O
The world. II is queer laboIers Go no
see this ..
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
.yISTER'S OKDEi;
L JEDlSl FN : bhi'ish
II RLaIsrEH's OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE CouSrr, DEL,
Nav 4 1870

EUIsTER's ORDER
N RLaIsrER's OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE Couyry, DEL,
May ), 1870.
Upon the application ot JOSIAH ".
LEEDS. Executor Of L /. II A Il T. 4 II
BASSETT, late OF W ilmington Hundred,
in said county, deceased, 1t is ordered
and directed hy the Register that the Ex-
ecutur aforesaid give notice of grant
ing of letters Parliamentary upon
the estate OF the deceased, with the
date of granting thereof by causing al
vertiaeuIents TO lie posted within forty
days from the date of such letters in six
of the most public Places uf the county
OF New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against { h U
estate 70 present the same or
abide by Nh Act of Assembly
in such case made and provided: ana also
cause the same 10 be inserted within the
same period ia tho DAiLy REruHLtckS,
II newspaper published in " Wilmington
Del, ana 10 be continued therein three
weeks. te.o,dl
- Given underline inndand Seal
J.. :. Of Oillcr Ot the Register afore-
-- said, ut Wilmington, " IN New
Castle County, aforesaid, the day M d
year above written.
JOHN II, Blt AbFoKD. Register.
NOttcE.-Al persons hay ing claims
ugunst III" estate of the deceased must
present the suInc, duly uttr-tcd TO the
Executor, on or before May 3rd, ls1i on
abide the Act OF Assembly III such case
lnv NJ and PROV idrd. Address JOSIAH
W. LEEDS Executor. fiiiladclphia, Ia.
mb.ilt
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
ono KING STREET

l. tue place to buy groceries OF the hes, ,lunl-
ity and at the lowest figures. Our roiice Mt 5
cents 10 excellent; at 10 cents II is the host in
YOU all know our b0.cent tea. you yet IL
always the same. We don't give you unu
navor TO day and another to- morrow tits al
ways tue same. French prunes, s pounds
for Is cents, bargain. q pounds apriepis
Is cents And don I forget onr pie crust iinur a,
50 cents a bag; IL MAKES good bread Have
you had this baking powder y, Is ctat,i
Me'li Keep this oder open this week; . celery
dishes sand napkin with each can : but, ei
dishes and . nRpEin with each can: isil,
| disnes and napkin With each can. AZ
tho.e places are lovely giass and those stem
cake dishes vnd napkins; the dish sells Al II
cents alone. We have the best priut butte
and fresh egas aIways on hand at r. N
| WlEHs, 60s King q. b.l0.Sts
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
FRIDAY SALES.

A LUCKY deal makes u luck day. We
propose to make Friday lucky day ioi
every one who deals with us.
Are you in tho supcfstitious crowdsY
Tirdc with us and be lucky US u hose
shoe.
Lot OF Ladies' fine kid foxcd lasting
top. Iuttons, regular price sl.I5, only 10
cents. sizes >, y aud 4.
~, 5. 81, q. 6,a and I; regular price sl,5O.
our price 95c
Lot of ladies Kid, buttons, sizes 2,E to
Q. worth sl.65. our price LIS.
Lot OF ladies' 1lne kid oxford ties.
square toes. worth si.6o, onrprice, u.
Misses fine kid. button, heels, sizes II
Misses fine kid. button. hee.s. sizes II
to is, regular price -. our price sl.2j.
Misses fine Dongola, button, heels. all
rs regular price, y. 70. our prico sl,ao.
Misses fine kid. button, spring heels.
regular price 100, our price, ".
Chld's kid and pebble. spring heels.
sizes 90 IOl6, worth 81, our price 75c.
Child's kid and pebble. spring heels.
sizes 3 to N. worth i5e our price SOC.
Mems white tennis Oxforus, regular
price $l.25, our price Csc.
Me 's calf congress, worth 81, our price
only $3.50.
Mems calf, buttons. sizes 8 to 10. regu
lar price, 81. -. our price. sl.Jv.
Mems calf, button. sizes :. TO 10. rcgu-
lar price se25, onr price sl.I5.
Lot Mems calf congress; regular price
&l.T5. our price only ".
Lot Mems calf hook lace. regular price
81 80, our price, 81
hot OF ladies' cloth slippers cnly 10c-
sizes 3 tot
Lot of boys kip brogans. sizes 9 to 1.
worth 81; our price only % cents.
Lot of boys cali. hook lace; sizes, 8 to
~ worth sl.75: our price sl.s5.
Lot OF youths calf. huok-lace, high cut
sizes, IL to 2; regular price, sl.G5; our
price only Sl.l5.
Lot OF Childrcn's light coiorcd button
shoes; sizes, TO yi,;cust ot making WAS
II 70; our price only % cGuts.
Lot OF children's canvas. button. heels,
sizes, and 0; worth q; our price only
~ cents.
Lot OF ladies' Md. Newport ties, v urth
81 .25, our price only u cents.
Lot of misses fine kid, foNcd, lasting
top button. reg ular price sl.1i; our price
only 73ccnts.
hs- Don't fail to call and examine
these bargains, us the prices are making
them move quickly. Attractive treat
IIeItt and SuIulp deal for all Mt tho
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
a Good Days Fishing.

Richard Le4ch, tie well-snown grocer,
at Taylor aud Poplar streets. and Cap
tain William Blizzsrd, of No. AIS Tay-
lor street. tried their luck fishing y,ster.
day. Tney left this city at an early hour
In the morning In "A small boat, aud after
reaching The Delaware river commenced
operations with their seine. They cap
tured forty one fac shAd, which they
brought to this city In the afternoon,
aud found ready eale for them all.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
Philadelphia, Wilmington I
Baltimore r. Z.
May llth. 1900.

hay llth. 1900.
Irains win lssvs Wilmington a. follow
phisI:ssiphia sS S.sprsss.Ea, Z, la e. A smn m
ss:s O.: And 0iop: IN. :, > :. !"
=; %.," sss sSs ssS * Sas ~ 4 ia
Fl 's;;;'. f:fg's::. $:. ,II.s ss ss. IL
A:s'a.fisssss'GsP & %.. iss IL. e ~ : sls !ss !ss
M NV ~ sssrEP,, E, mn;;a mn;;a sss IN "a sA $50
zs, $40 tos g." sS@ ss. Tos ~. ant
For %es. Chester, via Lamokiu. go and
70, II = N%sr.rs % Centre ana u IL In ssrmcd,.,s s,s.
oS: .i,ss: m: and L iS.srasstSs = sna a & n
:lsl%srs :isi%sFs sas .sa Sts lIaH:i az
sG,s sS% 81 g. 20 h p p M. ~ ana US !. !. y ssS,
Ne. ca.sIs' i iO':; NJ r.; /; :, IA, s,.SS ts.
Harrington, Deimar' and way stations
tDA m, 4ls y. IN.
Hsprss. slSSs iG Tor Dover, Harrington. and Dsi .
tHnress t for Ir't C.pc q Charles, Old Point Com.
fort and Noriolk, II o. =. m.. and ixoi night.
Leave rhilaae,pbi Broad Street, for VII.
.o,, 4 H. :ss 8 :sg. tsaA ss ssiia ~ sGs Il
ii 1p. nj, aud 26s night.
Accom- m odation, 61j, Di1 I02A II ~ .. IN,
ia 22A sio. os 4+a ga soS ioa.
10 20 andll 81 y. IN,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia texpress), IsA 2sa an
stG NJ A. NJ, s.7. biz. tss 7Os. 7sb. and
Accom- noaation. 100, Sos oioA. NJ, lan
ia Slo. szl, and 1880 r. NJ.
Sn, 10. sad ]. q I. x. -, ' A. "''
LIS, 4.io, -. !. . aud io.aP. II.
For new York texprcss), ia l& S.21
s@, s2L 10. d MOP. M.
For West Chester. via Lamokiu, sos A. N.
=, For Cape Charles. Old Point Comiort and
tor MiddI.town, Clayton. Dover. Wyoming
Feiton, Harrington, Bridgeviile. Seaford
Laurel, and Delmar. il.ot night.
4. ~, IaeS tA, $50, ~. 81 n. and
"'tes Leave Philadelphia Broad Street, for vii.
ming ton texpressl, 80. 7.nl Ills AM.
- ;ss sS ~ s.., 40 S% ma IL ~ p. M.
Apl Aphlccoinmodation, tss, eio, 10 .sa. 10. J.y
seh giO. So, 10 Od. aud II Is p. m.
For further Information, passengers arc
referred TO the ticket once st the station.
Trains marked thus 20 arc limited exprsH
upon which extra fAre Is charged.
CHAs. ". PuGH. J. r. WOOD.
General Nsnsosr. General Passenger AGENT
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
New jersey & Wilmington Ferry Co.
Essas.E

.$aExG
STEAMER CHRISTINA
will on and alter TGarsdsy, May 2end, make
daily trips as follows.
Leave VII Iington ut !. 90 u. m, and q. 20
u. nj, tor Fenpsyille.
Leave fennEyille at 0. Is a. In,, and g. O.,
y. M, Tor Peunsgruve and " iininRton.
Leave Wilmington Mt T.s0 n. m, 30
o, NJ. r. ~ ana ~ y, M, Tor Fenusgfoye.
Leave hennszrovc at q. % aud ". Is a. iu,,
aud ]. sa and 6.uO y. ~, for Wiimiugton.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Wilmington at a.s ~ M, and
2.8o .. M, for Ponnsgrove aud z, nnsyiile
Leave Pehnsviiie AZ Ills a. M, anu 4, OF
y. m, for l'ennsgrove and Wilningt N.
Leave Wilmington Mt .. 20 u. M, 2. 40 an d
bp.m., Tor fennsgrvse. and leave P.nns-
grove sta.olH, M, u. 10 and p. IN. for Will
1his arrangement will Aiiord a fine oppor-
tunity tor delishtnil sail On The Delaware
Eacarsion tickets between wilmink,e n
and tennsril!c fc, singh fare .Oc; hrtIten
Wilmington and Prnnsxroye, excursion
Hraet II c and single lnte ihr.
fennssIoye and PtnnHville are beautiful
piaces atordinI great opportunities for nsh-
Ing boating, bathing and daucing.
bp ,ciai arrangements NAV be made for
Sunday school aud moonlight excursions.
A. q. McCAUSLAND, BowSEss BnIGGs.
superintendent. Gen. F.and T.. Agt.
mi7-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
Improved Train Service from Market 81.
Station, n. a. .. X. IL.


Station, Is. a. .. X. IL.
The b. 4 o. X. H., recognizing the de.
mand for better train service from its
Market street station. has added num-
Der Of new express trains which leave
week days at 7.30. s.27. 040 and ll.35 a.
M, arriving at Philadelphia at $. 10, 0. 20.
1927 a. m, 1880 p. m The above trains
8 op ut Delaware eyenue staticn. Re-
turning express trains leave Philadelphia
1T l. so and p. III. daily except Sunday,
arriving at Market street stat on at 240
aud 4.60.p. m. Other rains from Mar
ket streesetatlon will be found In the
regular lime table published In to-day 8
Issue. Special attention Is called to the
convenient arrangement OF the above
trains for commuters ami persons having
business In Philadelphia. Excursion
tickets good for two days. 81; quarterly
(s0 ride tickets, e23.05; monthly coo
triP tickets), $40; school (46 "trip tick
eis), t6.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
q =. Iiesslau

Coal aud wood, aour aud feed. Leh,gh
coal, schuylaDl coal, Lee cosl. All
grades Of spring aud winter wheat -four
Minnesota -four, Hungarian -four, LEAFS
-four, In barrels or hall barrels. All
kinds OF mill Iced at mill pricea Oak or
pine klndliug wood In blocks or split.
Careful drivers and 2l40 lbs. TO the ton
guaranteed. Ottice, yard and warehouse,
SIT West Front street. Telephone 599.
~
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
6 (||I|aB,{ {[ { 0,
Schedule In effect May II. 1890.
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. pkPoT

TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. nkP0F
EAST Bousn
Express traina
slO8i a, m., y 40, Is 50, q lC n, m, w.
New York, Sundays, ~ -, sos n.
"2+o .bSs s7edp. m,
. % rniladein nhn; week days, .2is. 6o,,
i0Si. I'll alu, IN: / %. - 10, $50, 1 10, - ~.
b ~, o IS, - ~, 80. ~ %, 10 p. m.
- fhiladeirhis, sundays, .2is 50,
~, ~, o. 20, u 70 q. M 90, $40 3 %
Chester, wcck DAYS .,l3 COS $50.
%, - 10. 30, go. S00. 40 81. 80 81, 10 81.
~ an m. 100. - % 800. 10, 52'. s5 3s.
Chester. sundays, II. $50 .7O5.
T 80. . Us, ii 20 a. IN; i 90, $40. so, aio,
s@SS. 5 2a. ois, ~. 80. - 90, iOp IN
:, Atlenti.- Gity, n. J., week days.
Il. M, STOP. m.
WEST BOUND.
baltimore and Washington. - ss7.to, q q,
~ ooa m; u. 10 2.5l, ; %, -s.T, 's.Of daily
r,ditiso9rs, 's;6sa. m 800 ,. n. daily.
asisa,., niSrs@ ..S AZ 4 4, m x ~, gmb daly.
| ., y m, daily
smseTly eec,'amoiaiion, 7.4o a. In. 2.6l 4.
| L'ndeaherR Accommodation. week days,
7.on. n.b1, a. IN. q 81 ana 500 y. m. sunday.
| 9.sOa a. p.;2 81 and ga y. IN.
TRAINS LEAVE MARxrr STREET srArroy
| For philadelphia week dayD, $50, e.sa t5.a0
SO, -p.@ ~ rs. II, IN, II, "a, . a. s.5S 500
yAsp. ~. sandaysa ssa. m; II u 2. 45, :. 0s
var baliimore week days, 5.ss.sg, 40. AZ
III, ,s,s: M, RAJ, 'b.o0 u. m. Sundays. "a
haItimore and principal stati,n on Phila
delp hia ID ision, 1913 a. M, daily, excep
For iandenberg and way stations, weel
nhys, % 10 IS, u. M. 4i, :. % y. IN. Sun
! days, 9.25a In. 2.tj and % y. IN.
| Lhlcago, e,f7 n. IN. daily. cxcGpt sunday.
| iittshurg. 800 y. IN. daily.
| Lmctnnntinnl st. Louis sll 81, u. m
| daily except sunday.
LEAVE PHILADELpHIA FoR wILMISeros
Daily si24, o ~, ssl5, . 30, 10 10, slI.a
n m; la00 noon, 81, 90, u 81, 4s5, s5 81
80, ~ 81. 4 10. ~ 10, II so u. M
| Daily, except sunday, s5 10, IS. 3 1
a. m. sl SO, u % and so p. IN. sunda
onlv \ 30, n. m.
Telephone No. lbs.
rnL.Itetes to western points lower thai
viaany otherline.
| J.T. oDELL, C.o.sCULL
| Genr Manager. Con lPas,. Agk
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21

THE country never looks more
beautiful than at this season of tie
year. The foliage of the trees is
young, bright and fresh, the fields are
clothed In luxurious green and roses
and other flowers are beginning to
display their beauty. Nature does
her share towards making a beautiful
and happy world, but trail humanity
tails to do its part.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21

THE Republican nomination election
for sheriff and coroner next Saturday
will be held from 2 to 6 p. n, In Mill
Creek, East White Clay Creek, Pen.
csder, Red Lion, St. Georges, Appo-
quinimink and Blaokbird Hundreds,
and in Brandywine, West White Clay
Creek, Christiana, New Castle ard
Wilmington from to 7 p. Ii. Let all
Republicans not disfranchised turn ou,
and vote.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
NuY tho OrYIIlo Flour

"Table Belle" aud "Werld's Fair"
Ask your grocer fer It. Gives the best
lesllt; you will like 1t. Steward Il
Chandler are the sole agents for II.
Who esale aud retail. Phone no Try
our excellent coal only "a 90 per ton.
Discounts to agents and stor es, Sheward
& Chandler
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21

REPuBLrcANs OF New Castle County,
vote your own sentiments next Sstur-
day and vots for the men Of your own
free will and cho'ce. Let no man 20
to the polling places with a collar
around his neck labeled Tor any par
ucular candidate.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21

The prohibitionists gained nearly
81 per cent. in the election for Con-
gresham in the Third Distric, OF Phila,
delphia yesterdny. At the last election
they had 81 votes and yesterday they
polled Al votes, and this too when tho
Republicans had no ticket in the field
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
EasnionAhle TallorInp

An extensive invoice OF fashionable
suit ngs has boen received BY Mr. james
Harding, merchant tailor, No, 81o French
street. For q ueAt-ftting, durable suit
| Mr.. Harding oannot be excelled. To 500
his goods and styles and learn his prices
| cannot fall to prove profitable.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
WILMINGTON STEAMBOAT CO.
WILMINGTON
OdorIess Excavating

COMPANY, NO.3.
Jas, NJ. Winchester 4 Bro, props.
Once i27 Duttonwood Street, south
Wilmington.
For cleaning wells, sinks, cesspoois,
vaults, etc. Satisfaction guaranteed
Orders by pnail promptly atteaded TO.
Leave orders with Matthew j. Kyle,
Front and Adams street, No. 600 East
Fifth street. No. AZ y, Front street or NJ
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21

FouR hearty men were trundled
down to the p, W. & B. depot on
Monday afternoon 10 be sent over 10
Jail to be boarded at the expense OF
the county at thirty cents per day.
TheyEwere buns and tramps. There
is something wrong In all this while
there are stones TO quarry.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21

REpuBLIcANs of Delaware, you
have common enemy TO fight, turn
your weapons upon the enemy and
see what great victory you will win.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21

The next sheriff and coroner of New
Castle County will be nominated next
Saturday afternoon, no matter what
their psmes are. After The nom;na
tion the Republican ranks must be
Slosed.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21

NOTHING the farmer has to sell
seems 10 hold its own in price like
eggs. No matter how other produce
tluctuates, eggs keep aolId. Farmers
should raise more of them.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21

We DO not know that F. Eden
Bach would take the Wilmington
postofiice even II appointed 10 the
Office OF postmaster, but Postmaster
General Wansmaker might 20 farther
and walt longer before he would find
one more competent.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21

30 RICHARD VAux is elected Cop-
gressman Raudall's successor in Con-
gress, he having received e,00l votes
TO a. for the Prohibition candidate.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21

AS We Journey through life let us liyo
by the way
SSEasoS 1890 - CHARLES KY |. l.,
- the wcil.knoSn ice cream manu-.
iaciurer, IL now prel,tfei u fuTniah ice crt ani
OF the very Sest quality, There is NO Improve
ment or economy OF manufacture suggested
or accomplished by skiiiul experience that
unadultered Ice cream, His spacious aud
elegant parlprs Nre NOW opru, and You are
respectfully invli" to call and see Inn. lio-
lite And accOn g.udatinx Attendants viii he
ready auh wiitlnI 10 serve you. An order by
mail or otherMIsc, waether large or 81 Al
JhAhules. VIII i.ctlFt prompt attention.
Thankful for past isyars respectfully llieii
snare OF your patronage,
N. Z. corner sixthand orange .trests. ~ am
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
LAteat atylaa

A complete assortn cal Of geutlemen's
gold and yold-pistsd watch chains and
charms At Ailiart +. Davia, No. 8 East
Second stfeet.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
206 Market Street,
Above Seo:na.EMt Side.
A SLAP AT
Superstition.

There are so many people who believe
In Times, Spells, Charms, Seasons, and
other monkey business, that wo propose
to buy 'cm out or bust 'cm up. To bo-
gin--we will take on the curse OF Friday
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
WANAaIAk lsi.s.
ParlAprlrnlA,wcdncsiay, May 81. Is,


PaILApELratA.wcdn cdncsday. May 81. lsou.
Thirty five shades Of the
legal Lansdowne in stock
to-day.
Near centre OF the store. .....
The Small Boys Jersey
Suits at S2.7s aud $3.50
are making a hurrah. Why
shouldn't they? They're
adont AaN the regular prizes.
But that's only one end OF
the Boys Clothing business.
Here is something that
stands tor style and quality
as we'll as for extra worth
Elwood Suits, three quarter
vest, 4 to 10 year sizes
$3.50 to $11 A new
thought for a new season:
for an extra SI.5o the lad
can shed the regular vest
and wear one OF White
Marseilles instead.
Have you seen the stuffs
that go into the $40 made
to-measure Suits?
Market street front, east OF main aisle.
You know how we've
been overhauling the busi-
ness of making Shirts to
order. MozO there are cer-
tain things you can depend
on here.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21

The best un,yps made 10 the cityis 81
Cummings' gallery. 500 Ms4hs4 ssTsss
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21
FAMILY SHOE HOUSE,

200 Market street, above end,
EAST SIDE EAST SIDE
wM. II. BABGoCK
Daily Republican., 1890-05-21

You'll remember that Mr..
Chss. Z. Fem is with Us.
That means a great deal
when it comes to Shirt max.
ing, Our facilities are such
that we can fill orders within
a week from the time they
are reeeived.
Chestnut street side, with mems fur.
nishlngs.
Here are neat new pat
terms in Hamburg Ede-
ings and Insersings and
Flouncipgs on which you
can save q third OF our usu-
al prices-may be two. thirds
OF what the common run Of
stores would charge.
Cambria Edging-
l inch work 10 to 2oc.
! Inch work, ID TO 20c.
~ and inch work, rs to 35c.
to 9 inch work, 80 to sos.
Nainsook Edging-
u to StiuGh work, 10 to 2Sc.
10 l3l inch work, 10 to 35c.
Nainsook Inserting
q to 2t< inch work, % 10 Gee.
! 45 inch Swiss Flouncing-
Q Sl,15 kind for Sl25
e &. 10 kind for Sl50,
A choice lot OF Nainsook
Edging and Inserting te
y match just opened; also
d Hemstitched Flouncings 80;
Il to 1925, children's widths
: 4sc to 81.
: Southwest of centre.
y A most surprising thing
in Silver Plated Ware is
h Tea Set Of S pieces for SIC
II Best triple plate on pur,
= white metal, and new good
1r rive more nemS Just a
4; !, surprising:
9, Water Pitchers, S5.
Casters 81.
Butter Dishes, Sl.75.
Cake Baskets, Sl.90.
,le Pickle Dishes, tl.45.
Sn Si, Our China store prics
50. 50. are all on a par with thi
English Decorated Dinn'
Sets of l13 pieces, yo,
ma choice OF 8 different dec
a az. rations, Al $7.75 the set.
Second noor, mtddie galleries.
~ lOHN WANAMAKER.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-11
WASHINGTON TOPICS British Restrictions Against
 American Cattle. WHAT SECRETARY RUsK SAYS. England Will Have to Abandon the Charge
 of Unhealthfulness
WHAT SECRETARY RUsK SAYS.

Several Rumers About Cabinet Changes
 and ResignatiOns of NTinisters-Secre-
 tary windOm Watching Wall Street.
 General BTcKibben Buried To-Day-NIrs.
 Harrison to Visit Indianapolis.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The attention of Secretary Rusk was called to the re- port cabled to this country, in which MT. Chaplin, the British Minister of Agri- culture, is represented as opposing the removal of the restrictions of the British Government against live cattle from the United States. Said the Secretary:
 'It is not likely that the British Minis try will undertake to discriminate against us, and just as soon as soon as sufficient time has, in my opinion, elapsed since the last case of pleuro-pneumonia oc- cured in this country, shall make an official declaration of its complete eradi- cation, and shall strive to satisfy the British Government that the disease does not exist here. If this does not secure the withdrawal of these restrictions England will at least have to abandon the charge of unhealthfulness of our cattle as the cause. I unhesitatingly chal- lenge MT. Chaplin to point out single case of pleuro-pneumonia now existing among American cattle.'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-11
WASHINGTON RUMoRs.
Gossip About Official Changes and the Or
 ganization of the Next House.

Gossip About OficIal Changes and the Or.
 ganizatiOn of the Next House.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.-Rumors are fiy. ing around at a lively rate. The latest report is that Secretary Tracy will leave the Cabinet for the Supreme Court and that Representative Henry Clay Evans, of Tennessee, who failed of reelection is to be made Secretary of the Navy.
 The most sensational rumor states, on the authority of Gen. Batcheller, Min ister to Portugal, that Charles Emory Smith, Minister to Russia, had resigned, and the mission was to be offered to Major Mckinley.
 Hon. Robert T. Lincoln emphatically denies the report that he was about to resign his post as Minister to England. He says he is simply in this country on leave and would return to his post at the end of two months and resume his duties.
 The latest candidate for Speaker of the Fifty-second Congress is Mr. Outhwaite of Ohio, He said that, while he had not announced himself as candidate, if the members of the next House should deter mine that he was the proper person for the honor, he saw no reason why he should not accept it.
 Congressman Frank Lawler, the de- feated Democratic candidate for Sheriff of Cook county, Illinois, will be a candi- date for Sergeant-at-Arms of the House. Congressman John Quinn of New York, is being pushed for the House Clerkship.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-11
THE FINAL DIVIDEND.
Creditors of Jay Cooke & Co. to be Sci
 tied With at Last.

Creditors of Jay Cooke & Co. to be Set
 tied With at Last.
 PHHADELPHIA, Nov. 11.-A final divi- dend on the estate of Jay Cooke & Co.,, who failed in 1873, is announced by the trustees. The liabilities when the firm failed were nearly $11, 100000. By com promises, litigation and other processes this sum was reduced to SC, ,451 ,OOO. There were 3,200 creditors when the firm failed. the banks and the Government being the largest.
 The final dividend will be 34 per cent. in cash on $5, 5,451 ,O00 and 1-2 shares of Northern Pacific preferred stock, 1-2 shares of Oregon Steamship 6 Naviga- tion Company stock and three-quarters of share of preferred stock of the St. Paul 6 Duluth Railroad to each $1 ,OOO of claim to creditors holding that amount and upward. With the payment of the final dividend the affairs of the estate of Jay Cooke 6 Co. will be wound up, and the total amount of cash paid on it will have been 15 1-2 per cent. on $6,451, ,OOO.
 There has been no dividend paid since 1881, when the fourth one was distributed in cash to the amount of IA per cent. cash and assets scrip to the amount of 5 per cent