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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-19

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NOTICE j. hcrob, given iliet JohH C..
Ro1i. wno-c post Office adde's j. Whur
vAEs L,Hroin County. NV Mexico. h.,
nj day alrd li- application tof "a iat,ii
i,g Io.iriceh iTnund and miLcty nirc u
n'arftrt &c tho hcj sioic lp,c, min OF
sria hcnrrng copper nrd other metals.
wi h surface gro tnG jjis 90 taO fect "a
width. toprtl,crWit ,..eig acres Of SIR
face 3lpt.ad claimcda a. The keystone rail.
site. both situated in sctra Niuv = pis
tric;, couliy Of Sucurro. ND Territory ui
New Mexico. and designated by the field
actcS aud official plais on fic IN this of
irr' as Lots Nunh'r sol. i & %. Ia OW n
ship Z. s. OF T.. 6. G.. \ VI principal Iacrc-
di',r, sail lot Ne. sol, A., being described
as follows. to-viti
Beginning at cor. sol. Il limestone bon
oN6 ms ma:kcG l.G0t. A-whoucc coreccs
~. u. g b'dv : % e bears > : u, .
e 1925. - feet dist. ,. :. locating Ron
un'rnt No / Oscura District bears 5
>S - = ,,399. - feet dist. 1hcncc =
Is 80 W 1913 fee To Ger NO2. Q lime
& ons 32sl@X+ irs marked 2.s01 !. Thence
II q : 10 W. coo feet 10 cor No ) Il lime
stone %0XI6N5 ins marked 3-opl y.
Thence iCc o. 1883 feet to cor No Z
Z u limestone .tNsAU ms naked 4-sll a.
Thence n : ~ J5ii ftct to or 80 !,
place of beginning. Contents 1881 rcr, :
located il II and " of > . , sec D, I :,
5 6 q. magnetic var II 55'to"i g
And sHil Lot SCl Il is described rs 10
lows. tc-wi;:
Beginning a. cor No /. limestone -
XlfNG ms. nsur.e,. Sol.D-n hence cor stcs
l3. q. t b'dN I ! 5 6 { bear, So *
D ..sFs u EaHA no g. Z = = 49, y I,.a,
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-19

AZ. .t tN-low's SJoTE'Nu rfkii'. fo9 cfN-
h~-ltH -..HG,I 18TH" pr,,crpti"n 't"nt oit.ic
l.-i f.nnia nui.ts Hul physicia.s IL the
Jntra ~t.irs, aud has burn us"d Tor ioit.,
NruraNiiIGc.o. calling aueee9s By Uiill oAa 81
l., the g.. tnci rChvldgcu. DnriH stnuprccea'
rrt eriiitIr IT,, vuiuci~irralc1lHuls. ltfciicF'S
.Ae cmiii from pain. cares q t%s-nt"rN amt 0ta:
lt.t, gri ing II tic E0Wcis, and. wln' cole.
rs DING health to tie child L rc-tS l~
,~u,aor. frlce sos. Il lotto.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-19

10 rl@ EoIroR-p Please inform
Or readers tlGt | have a pos
ave run.eIy ~. - Love named
',seasc. by it Timely use Ihe,'o
unds OF ho"o'ess eases lave been
permanently cured. | stall be
glad to send two bottles OF my
remedy tree to any Of vcur readers
WHO have consumption il th>N
will send me their OK 1rcss and
pos o1ice tlar-<% Ry-rect!all
Z. 4 SLOCUN, 81 G
Isl Pearl ST.. y YORK..
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-19

tunr - nr'i-nrs III q Nanc'
a. ~rriu.,rs uk - ht-k hid 7o'c''"
WYi rive a tpsr ro1ll"r if'
Whc1 putin his uo mar colu""
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-19

Trr wife Of Gall tA, 10
g,i, an was buried last weck
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09

tioa in that distant land, where, within
the memory OF men not yet very old, the
fey white Inhabitants we've nearly
all canvlots who had been OK
pstSigtei for their countsy's good.
Ia It complimentary to Delawaraans to be
told, By ipnueudo, that the people Of an
antipneean continent, settled originally
BY criminals and subsequently by adysn
turarS from all parts of the world, drawn
thiSher by the discovery OF gold, were
sufficiently IN advance OF Us in intoli-
gence AMI enlightenment SO years ago to
successfully Asgimiate . reform which
we, as Dslawsreaua Of large, are still too
ignorant, too iliiterate, too unsorupulous
to toEels
From Australasia the reformed ballot
spread to England and Belgium before
it4 Introduction into this country. II
did not prove incomprshensible to the
voters OF Euglani. In such cities as
Liverpool, Manchester and Leeds, the
testimony shows that the disorders which
occurred under the old system have pEAc-
tioaiiy CEASED, The elections ere now
peaceful and Impoverished, Even 10 the
iiiitersto districts, where Il was feared the
Australian syetam might proveimpractlcs
bis,it has worked with hardly flaw. I'm
der the NV law the candidate with booile
Ia shorn OF b!s Oil power AID staada on Q
levsl with hia p3dtsr competitor, and
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09

Biscn>Aing ,hc excursion OF j

bi.cuNsiug Ihc excursion Os Ec-
pOrt"rh Postponed 10 wednesday,.
TggSTns, N. j. J.4. Tho inguust
ID the Rnlten murder case was TO nave
heSnn at no O'clock this morning, Gnd
several hundred person; we're gathered
gbout the court house NJ ;hGt hour. The
coroner, however, hRa decided To allow
no one but witnesses to be present, and
for TINA it was proposed 10 exclude re-
porters, At II o'clock the jury was still
discussing Whether or net to do 80
Only a few witnesses will be examined
to-day and then an a5jouin1aert will be
had until "Wednesday the fuoeral of Mrs
Kn3hpn taking placs tomorrow. Dir.
Sheppard, who first attended Miss Pur-
cell aud DR.. Shannon, Dr.. Knifen'R
partner, are among those to beexamined
The crowd not being admitted 70 tho
court house, moved on 20 the Knitfen
residence and MASKED 80 thickly in front
of the house that squad o. police was
ordered TO the scene.
Mr.. Barton, counsel for Miss Purcell,
sags that il the Jury decide 10 keep re-
porters from the inquest he will tell
them that the action is Illegal
ANOTHER BuaaLAmors MYSTERY.
TEESTos, N. j., Jtn. 6. another case
simI4. 10 tie knifen lRystory, if the
burglar story is true, las just come tc
light. Mrs. Richard Whitehead, uhoie
husband sailed for England Saturday
whs awakened at her residence on Green
wood avenue A. al early hour yesterday
morning and found several strange mer
looking into her room. She rang thu
bell connecting with the servants room
and one OF them responded, meeting th'
retreating burglars on the stairs. Tn,
| thieves escaped without booty.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
STRIPES AND PLAlDs.

Go-inch sik -4lid-wool plaiis, rodaosd from 81
10 fOc.
4O,ncn slk-and-~ooi Matelasse, ysducse
from il TO sos.
B, lch Foula Plaids, reduced from $50 Ia o0s
llnch Camel Hair Flads, reduced from n
% PIC.
4p.nch Cashmere Plads, reduced frou 81 y
Toe.
iP.uch Foulo Plalds in quie, colors, nc fran,
81
ia-tuch CheIat Plaid reduced from 81 70 u ST.
i2nch bDurhtle Flaids, reduced from Sl.h.
t0Sl.
i2.tnch Camel Hair Plglds, reduced from 81 ri
tpSi.
i!,inch ChoSiot Wick Plaid reduced IRON n
to st.25.
@s.tnrh folle stripes, reduced from 70 % eIsa
t0nth Serge StriFea, reduced nom 81 TO f.,S
E.urh Fancy serge stripes, reduced from y
70 75r,
hp-inrh sik Striped Serge, reduced from Ms
q 81.
at,inen Novelty SIX Stripes reduced trDla
$40 10 si.g5
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
! .,ntl fnrrier ,.erI.i,...

GEgSaA, CtI.t jtl. T. IaDaaim r.
Y .-9a, 4 Mgti earlier, wSs ffoa ptol oath
EGWarar lts Gnd 9 companion a'Vsssd IA
sif4w sIUn5 to carry mail aud er5Easa 10
Washington, eight miles distant, exp0atiug
Waehiactnu altLea1 heehin 70 fan III.
fFmituiau carried and lragge& 4.M 20
v! Mo lelt 4 H.lia 81 tho town and vent iDr
t-l!af. party Of citizens hEsteHad 10 thn
r4tl4t q, MrGe91 and found Iim 4tfli
breathing, All y forts at rhaHsutAtt1p,
however. were unGvaillng ana he dlei IN Il
Rh1r' time las carriers had become bY.
wilderel and travelled In eIteie many
hours.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09

Tie Hail md Express il tie name OF q
truly geed New York paPar whose m,s-
gion Is % iuoulcate fsish, hops and cl.ar-
it'll peace ana btothsr!y laEs sad 10 r.
pf.at taa Bli1ia Ola the instalmant plan !
ghs yasa4 Yer day at t4a lesd OF ifs edo
tgrial cniula. But 81 lsst Saturday We
are griae.i q laarufTagu Ii! unEts generate
coatGG.p eaera Wa atriie In
the yeFy tatu3.e u tranquility. The
Eenessi manager aaI tla nnanoi4i
Con {.rnl Of tl4a III NH Ef5re.f had
aqhe lta. Tl-tY end tasir naRar waved
sore, oTea 70 tho suiGng II one another
viii worldly yeuemhuee Eithor tntough
a pzsaamiHance d The Old ADAM or BY
superior aka and yi8or in the handling
~ hia "manleys' tha general manager
kaooEe3 5ut The comptroller; yea, ever
! punmfIea hin, and, having done tng
tsalarsd hia resignauGn. Monday tbs
H@ apt g10Se1 announced, ilumedi
aley auder tie tex. tor the day, thae tn,
.sr.5r9 liareges bad ceased 10 hay,
agy anazot.on" with tho paper. All:
~ Al ,Gul Cast out tie scorasr
AtDn shall 20 outj YEA, stIiti
g.LQm,lY Gasli cange.n
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09

-
PHTLApELrntA, Monday, Jan. .. issd


In every department 81 ,aa
store there Is a quick bargai,
movement. 1t will keep "
during the whole Of January
And the ll;tle priced things
are just those that almost
everybody wants,
Heavy Underwear.
Muslin Underwear.
White Goods.
housekeeping Linens.
Upholstery.
Women's Overgarsment.
Chi!dren's Wraps nj
Dresses. :
Millinery Of all kinds.
Silks and Ribbons.
And a vast number OF othr-
things the reductions are often
half or more. The unusual
trade conditions have forced
or frightened many manutss
turers and jobbers into al I'M
mediate realization on stoais
We are passing the eoods Of
to you at prices that 10 nar,S
instances are unexampiec ~
the history Of trade.
Let Dress Goods .tand Cos
all. The reductions are no, "a
marked as In some ether sorts
Of goods, but even 10 this
short list there are dozens G
stntfs that you kU07O the woy.
Of and can measure the geo,
raj mark down by.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
DIR. KNIFFsN TRIES SUICIDE.
The Trenton Mystery Fakes n New
Phaec-a Razor and Ac0niIe.

The Trenton Mystery Fakes n New
Phaac-A Razor and Ac0niIc.
TRENTON, N. j., JON. CDR. Kniffen,
the husband of the woman found smoth-
cred 10 death in bed last Friday morning
took an ounce Of acouite aud gsshsd his
wrists and throat with razor at his homo
between and . O'Clock this morning.
Dts. Shepherd aud Cooper were sum
monod and had no trouble in stopping
the flow of blood. The iuguisr vein was
not reached. The cut in the threat is
tour inches LONG, but the wounds ii the
wrist are not at all serious. Owing to
the largeneBs of the dose OF aoonite II
soted ss an emstir ard wSa all thrown OF,
Or. Knifen is cut Of dengef. Hesays ha
tried 10 Hill himself because he was dis-
oousaged at tire strong tide Of public
feeling against him.
DR., Knffen has just submitted TO ON
interview in which he said thar he at.
tempted to taks his lifa because Of public
feeling ana because OF the euapicion
pgSingt hin. BE declares that he 10 In,
nocent Of any knowledge Of the crime.
The long delay o. the jury in tho ante-
room is explained by the statement tia,
they were waiting tus Prosecutor Stock.
ton who has Just arrived.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09

i does, III every linz Of bnslrsss, and
e-Fne!aily In compounliug ami Prepsring
medicines. This IL illustrated Ia the grant
superiority OF Huot'a sarsqpsrilla over
OJhar preparations, ag shown by the RI
mu,kahla cures II has accomplished,
Tue head Of the firm of q. /. Hood Il Co.
is thoroughly competent and Jxperielced
pharmacist. having devoted his whole life
TO the study ana actual preparation Of
medicines Hs IS also member OF the
Massachusetts and American pharmGCeutl.
cal Associations, and continues actively de.
voted TO supervising the preparation Of and
managing the business connected with
Hoods Sarsaparillg.
Hence the superiority and peculiar merit
of HOod's SafsaparilA Is built upon the
most substantial foundation, In its prepAr.
alton there i represented all the kuowlsd X
which modern research In medical science
has developed, combined with long exps
rianCe, brainwork, nud exprrimant. 1t I,
only necessary 70 giVa this medicine fall
trial to realia1 It's great curative vaiue.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09

JkcEsoS, MIss.. Jau. u Tho municipal
election took place yesterday, General
vote Of 375 to l25 for Metfli. All the Dem
ocratic aldermen were elected "0aly
about l6 or 20 negroes, all told, presented
themselves and asked the privilege OF vot-
ing, but on being told by men stationed
near tho polls 10 see that there was gpeaea.
able election, that their voting might cause
trouble, they quietly withdtsW, none OF
them insisting on voting"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
REsT.
Remains Of the sx-Empress cE
lgrAHLl inmhIEnnd 10 n As,niL

LIsnoN, Jan. THE body Of the lato ON
press Of BrHHil wAn to-day cGuslRaoi to lis
final resting place ia the Pantheon here.
The romans ware brought by the ttain
from 0poftO this morning. Dom Pedro
and the family came on tho same Train
Ths King and his suits waited at the sta-
tlon aud received them, l'ha romans Wars
transferred from the tFgia % the hsarss
airid sg!utattona u respect from all
pEesent.
The King than babe farawtllta Doua Pscro
and returned 70 the palace. Dom Pnaio
and h!a relatives entered the state carriage
md tue funeral procession moved 10 Inc
FHath on.
tAe representatives OF the cinperora Of
Germany sud AnstriA Ga2 pf tno fGsFht Gi
alHln, tie papel pHugio, ttlA Wh0id a:plo-
matte CORPS and the state OH it.Is met the
eorteRs at the GatEedral After the taAn
had pronounced Gbs5iattoa the Imperial
tnmtly followed tho caGla 10 the vaulthn
thGfn heard the rsmatudtr Of the iuueIal
serylne.
Ias king has placed the royal apart.
mHuta III the palzGn o. NecesHliadAa 1t the
| disposed oi the Binalian i,4FeHal family
| dufing thetr stay aero,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
LOW PRICED SUlTlNGS.

'iaiswooi Figured Reps. reduced trpn ivy;
to ,nr
sBtnch Checks, reduced from u.s. 20 40
at-iuch Atwood iiatdH. sreduced rron. ESQ -
2Dc,
2oe
3nr
aaineh French striped Serge. rsduce1 from
90 - 20 zoo,
a6,ineh Atwood Pln.head 0nerks. 400 ron.
37kc.
sS-ineh Atwood pia'ts, reduced from E7<o i,
g0l,
at-noh Aitwoci Fancy Stripes aln from sTho,
a6.snch llRDn Cloth Stripes. reduced frtia . )
70 zinc.
as-ince Dress cic.h PlA,dA reduced non tas
q ~.
9s-inch onitite Frsncn stripes, exc frrm Srss
3sinch Fancy stripe Eedie Serge. t,jt irsEs
&c.
e5,lncE Fancy bouFstte Stripes 20 irc,. ,i.y
A-inch Jacquard Figured STU pos. e.. from
4s.net French Fouie Borasst ,aEp trssss rss
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
Gorn,an and sallol reform.

So far as we hGve observed only two
papers-the New York Sun and the Dover
DeldpareGn- attempted to defend
Senator Germans bad break on ballot
Reform. OF the New York Sun nothing
else could be expected; that eccentric
Rheet is Just now fighting reforms Of all
kinds, tariff, civil service and ballot.
The very mention of reform is TO the
Sun as red flag to mad bull. But wG
did not look for the DelGUafsaa to mp
hold Germans atrsbiliors arrogance.
The New York World was perfectly right,
assuming German TO have been correctly
reported. II the publication Of the
ballot would give Maryland to the Re
publiosns let them have il. In such q
ease they have the right TO II. TIE De.
mocrRcy eontemplates, as the World raid,
not success through purchased votes, Init
Che right OF every ol=cioEto cast q secret,
anbought and uninhasacei ballot. Cor
haniBm, as got forth in that ooatao ia
Nhich he tried TO crack the whip OF
bcssism over the heads OF ths Democratic
editors Of Maryland, lacks litda o. ths
despicabieue4s and repul6iYane5a Of Dad,
leyism. Bul German zula.ook his men.
The Maryland editora did no. ctlEgs b.
meath the party LASH, They were made
OF better stuf, rhsy ga7a their would
be driver to understand thst il German
ism meant hostility to ballo. reform ana
tresehery to the trUs; rsposei oy voters
sn the Demor.a.io party, why SO muoh
the worse for Gormanism, thata all.
II the German bull chose to dilpute tie
right Of way with the ballot reform loco.
motive, it would be bal Tor the blll.
And 80 ii will be mere in Delaware, Bsl.
lot reform, like constitutional ratosn, j.
bound to come even though, to uss i,
ident Ha.Eisop's new worl, sonetHile
may get "busted Party hossea wiz
stand in the way will fni, as the Won
be boSses OF France foppd hurlg
years ago, that popular democracy il
irresistible.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
GGMnIMETLnk EnarS.

Combination kotes In !srss Seg.s.r o.
hir3qn redp1eG ms?. e. So
-de-tAra llQpss In AL Tic latest rorAiAr d.
siEhs, rtt4ced q $40 hs. $50 ElD. Stl.50.
" Ech flhid Roles Il. All tte newest coirr,
logs with hRhd' u slid Persian, reduced trud
81 % SIC
Efenoh rc0is Eooe, vim i1t!tr Of rsisga
FtrpsE reduced trCn iiF 81 sStIesl.
sttnak eHfge Rohes, WIN p6Ee. Of trocaHn
velvet leduoed ttQuf ~ % Ii3
French fhialHy NJbeA, reduced frtsfo flsn8
:oaa,
Erenrh -stge Robe4, Ri;b Niis .snrArrvct bens
Yer tHr gAfuithFe, retuceh IRON SAC to sid
MORE, relltea fiput t2' % ildEA
French -Ursn ltohes, with AIR nhc xpiraa
gatnlulfn. iprnrr prise kia,SG rnW SO
Ffgn1li sage R0hNs, feIth IAnels * silR-ana,
wool elrip"s tarlner pf.oe So, now 1850
.EeBati Ainilfo, Win aRif. front % silk sse
u Al euttl.dety IN Naii ltsss pst.sFn va
~ npw %,
French Armnre, wtth bprfor Of chsu!Iis Ia
Fora ls7iEh former price t4s nGS rs
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09

An unknown nsg,G attempted &c assauli
Mre. Henry HarheI, farmers wits, Il
her home, near Nit Holly, n. j., on
Saturday. Mrs. Hafksr fought hin. paf
poker and finally began to scrsSmi
which alarmed the negro and lie He'd
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
Deara aHiFTaN ra4N raw.
Rhe murderer u y. rttns pies an
FBer ltFEsg,l ttDIt.

NEW YoRK jim " at5. nannah u.
S9utNworrl, Who ghot ma kllIsa st9pheu
! pefus Oh fa.t1n tract November 22l, ,
tpis morning HHr obthe4. Brs. Ellen T.
MgrtiG, aud her hrDtnarg. George u. and
Wilista meItiai were az her bed side when
) expired. Eaa Coroner has been notified
II hGr tgRth,
Hhe woman vas awaiting trial for the
mu!Aer Of Pettus. She confessed bis kilt
ing by shooting and gave as the reason his
desiriug 10 cast hsr cut after having
planned and .iectei her tisgrace.l
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09

A fire hroG. oes Gets A-p am c'GIccR
on FridAyfst MI. EsnnA9 o Gees. an I'd
llutlocg farm, Ip4: HAtEtv!ne KeI
county, Mo, GhI3n destroyed 81 tho ont
buildings, folder and EaY on 'h1 piamisea
also one calf Tbs outbulldIugs vera ini
sured III the Eent MGegHl for q ,260, tu. III
loss will lie nearly tout,s thla.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09

But here is hard nut, in Mr. Cor
mans deliverancs for Republican oppo.
nents TO ballot reform in Dslawars To
crack. Republican leaders in Delaware
kicked ont the Australian ballot Sill lset
winter, and are fighting this reform nov
because they profess % fear tAst taey
couldn't handle their nigzersn uniar d
secret system OF voting. II this oGjec-
tion be valid here, the census returns
show that it would be mnca stronger III
Maryland. Yet there We have Demo.
cratic boss claiming that tbs Australian
ballot would throw the state into the
banda Of the Republicans.
Now the census statistio5 o. 1880 show
that there were then in Delaware, couat-
ing men, women aud children over 10
years, l9,4li persona who could not
write. OF these there were a,3i8 whites
and II ,0BS negroes, ii Maryland there
were in the same year, 1871 iss persons
unable to write; OF whom A 3l6 were
whites and J0,172 negroes. Il is certain
that the liberal encouragement since
given by Democratic legislatures to tie
education Of the coiored psople in t4;s
State has materially advanced the average
standard OF intelligence % that it Is slto-
gethef probable that tie illitar4Ee whites
may nov actually nas4pm5.f thc iaites-
ate blacks il Delaware Os what Mary.
land has done in this airaealn W ars
mt informed hit the digrtgrttt. fk-vh u r 2
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09

Dslsware's efole Of barbarian" is in.
ereasing in favor. Most .. the Philaaol.
phia papers cnmmen. f2yurably upon the
vocent grand iuty eeport recommending
tka whipping OF wife heaters. II would
seem strange, after al the Remuneration
Of Delaware bar6arty In which oar
neighbora hayo iulalged for 30 many
years, 10 yet tnd whipping posts set up
all over Pennsylvania. Yet the growth
Of public sentiment IN favor of this pun
ishmtnt Tor such low.down ooRaTdly
tr1tes rendafa his by no means improb.
abls. VI. presume K would DO news 10
most rhie5eipIiaus tAss we 90 not asud
VIA ba4tera 70 tte whipping post In Del
aFaro -bns VA are nevertheless, open to
ths reBroeeH ~ he7inr ting t&f neglected
tp put 7nE aEsii5 y .Ais yary proper use.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
Aaron CInslIn pend.

NEW Yoak, Jan, 7.-Aaron Clailin, tht
weli-snowu dry goods man u this city
disd at home In Brooklyn tails morning..
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09

larleE islEett Dus.er saaHa 50 "Sosr-
rcY, apaearei il JadVe Mddis's court
AnurisY % aaawFt chnrFs b. altem "a
'5lSp!2as atfsa patsra3 81 haute vii
Nsu7 I'hl Ps9aeeLs1i ~Hl ciaina 70 bs
4 iuhttigd W9Mua, alleged .a4t ahe Lict
G3ldsn iii i ra4tRna8t IA Tie utiEhhof.
noJ4 81 Ninth G Niue aIteat8 early oil
1, nerninR Q. G,9h9t 3 i, aai thRt h
ass rayGd dragged ar iutO side tEfaet
@u4 i.rnpted Il asBaalt hef Tho De.
&c a'laxed s3a' th4 WcnlAn had soli2itea
lA 4 verdict us not guilty WIS re4-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09

BosToS, HAss., Jan. A tbs crib CLUB
last night Ghappis Meredith OF England
aud Gal Jordan ofthls city fought Is rounds
to dERW.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09

LONDON, Jan. IA par 81 Sims lace fac
tory, a Nottingham, mas been destroyed py
IRE. LOSS, 100000,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-09
the police will not admit that they hsvs
anything that could be conatruad into q
clue 10 the fnurdererg,

TRENTON. N. j., Jan. 4.-There is still no
solution OF the Knifin murder mMtsry.
Tho police take the ground that, while little
orudence IL TO be given to the burglary
theory, there Is no other theory al tliOiently
verified as yet to justify official So,lon,
a youth named Lewis z Ely, who WIS
up With eick hor7s 10 stebia
IN the rear OF the Kuitf1n residence,
Thursday night is reported AS saying TINT
he heard no noises OK any kind during the
night. Or. Knifiin this morning again re.
fused to see reporters. Miss Purcell could
not be seen either. She lie said 10 nave re-
covered almost entirely from her prestra.
ton. An autopsy will be made tnls alter
noon by County Physician Lsavitt.