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The morning call., 1890-06-04
Beate7 by White-Caps,

SAN ANTONIO, June 3.-w. o. DegerstsT
farmer OF New Bouham, Texas, was visited by
wnte-cSps and given a brutal beating. The
cause of the attack Is SAID 10 be Degerstaffs
cruelty 10 his stepchd
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ANOTHER GUN-BoAT.
Launching Of the Bennington at Roach's
Ship-Yard

cnlp- aru'
CHESTER (Pa.6 June 3.-The United States
Eun-boat Bennington was launched al Roach's
Snip-yard at noon to-day IN the presence of a
large company. She Is a twin companion OF the
Concord which WIS launched a few months ago.
her dimensions are: Length, 230 feet; ex-
treme Di eadJh, So feet; displacement, 100
tons; two uIple-eXpansion engines, developing
1900 horsepower with 4 forced draught; an
armament OF six 6-inen bTeeeh-lOading rifles; a
secondary battery Of eight rapid-hrng guns and
revolving cannon on rail and tripod mounts, also
eight torpedU-p guns and q complete outfit.
The morning call., 1890-06-04
To Repress Anarchy.
Dangerously IL.

LONDON. June 3.-The Governments OF Ger.
many France. Russia and Switzerland have
signed treaty for the repression Of anarchy.
The morning call., 1890-06-04
BINDING TWINE.
The Breaking Of Trust Indicated by Reduc-

TIC breaK.ng Of Trust Indicated By Reduc-
tion in Prices.
ST. LOUIS, June "a dispatch from Mason
City, Iowa, says that agents there have been in
structed TO sell binding twine OF various kinds at
an average of cents below the prices of last
year. This, 1t is believed, Indicates that the
binding-twlne trust. which imposed such bur-
dens on farmers In this and other States has
been broken. This reduction from The present
price Will save many thousands Of dollars to
Iowa farmers alone.
The morning call., 1890-06-04
Bismarck A. Hamburg,

LONDON, June s. Mrs. Victoria Clafiin.
Woodhull- Martin is reported to be dangerously
Ill at her residence at York Towers in this civ.
The morning call., 1890-06-04
Conpo Tariff

BRUSSELS, June 3.-All the delegates to tie
Anti-Siavery Conference, except those represen T.
Ing the United States. have formally adhered to
the Congo tariff defined by the convention.
The morning call., 1890-06-04
Notable Wedding,
An Assipnment. q

NEW YORK, June 3.-MIss Sarah EIkins, eld-
est daughter OF Hon. Stephen B. Ekins. and
Major A {. 0lphant Of TEenton, y. j., were
married this evening.
The morning call., 1890-06-04

two dead bodies are recognized as Mexican gam
blers. but their names are not known. They
were found in a pasture. The heads were sew
cred from both bodies. When the men were last
seen they were said to have had about $1,000 on
their persons.
The morning call., 1890-06-04
he Erin Was Overloaded

LONDON, June 3.-The Board of Trade finds
the lost National Line steamship Erin was over
loaded, but II Is unable 10 decide whether this
caused her to founder.
The morning call., 1890-06-04
Mnrdered Gamhlera

SAN ANTONIO, June IA double robbery and
murder committed 10 Zuputa County, Tex, near
ihe Mexican line, has just been discovered. The
The morning call., 1890-06-04

COLONEL JAMES pUNNING.
Colonel James Dunniug OF Bangor, Me-, who
made a fortune during the California gold fever,
died yesterday, aged ~ years.
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LABOR NOTES.

Strike Of Printers at Chattanoora-Memphi
Carpenters Demand Nine Hours.
CHATTANOOGA, June 3.-An printers who are
members OF the Typographical Unlon struck TO-
oay lor an advanced schedule Of wages.
MEMPHIS, June 3.-The carpenfers of this
place VIII go out on strike tomorrow for nine
The morning call., 1890-06-04

SHALoPEE Mimi, June 3.-Michael Summer.
general merchant and miller, assigned today.
His liabilities are $4,000 and assets Sl00 000
The morning call., 1890-06-04
IRON AND STEEL WORKERS.

The Annual Convention Of the Amalgamatsd
Association at Pittsburg.
PITTsBURG, June 3.-The annual convention
Of the-Amalgamated Association Of Iron and
Steel Workers opened this morning with 260
delegates from all parts OF the country. The
session was devoted TO routine business. The
convention will last ten days or two weeks.
The main purpose of the convention is to fx
the annual scale Of wages. There has been no
change 10 wages for three years. The workmen
will insist on an advance Of about 10 per cent.
Fifty thousand iron and steel workers are rep
Tfad
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THE CENSUS.

Perions Who Refuse to Answer 9 uestions to
Be Prosecuted.
WASHINGTON, June 3.-Census Superintend-
ent Porter to-day called the attention OF the De.
partment of Justice TO the violations reported to
him OF two sections of the census law. One
imposes penalty for refusing to answer census
questions and The other penalty Is for a refusal
on the part OF The euumerators 10 perform their
duties after taking the oaIh. Up to noon he re-
ceived information OF the cases OF twenty-five
persons In different parts Of the country who re-
fuse TO furnish any Information. Porter intends
repOrted.
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COLONEL MANpEyILLE pE MAnerNx

A scion Of a noble family domiciled In Louisi-
ana since the time OF Louis XIV OF France
Colonel Vaudeville dc Margeny, died at his resi-
dence In New Orleans last night, aged so years.
The morning call., 1890-06-04
Racing at Denver.
Raya1d's Tins

day Louisa NJ OF the Golden Gate stables won
the heat race, six furlongs, passing the wire un-
der strong pull In 1:1614 and 1:194.
The morning call., 1890-06-04
Cincinnati Carpenters
Clayton Brec ckinridos conts..

CINcINNATI, June 3.-TwO hundred carpen-
ters Joined the strikers to-day. Over 1900 men
are OUT.
The morning call., 1890-06-04
Ell RIO REY.

The Great Colt to Start in the St. Louis Derby
on Saturday.
ST. LOUIS June Bel Rio Rey, the great
chestnut colt, arrived here from Nashville TO-
day. His owner reports him in good shape, NOT
wIthstanding all the reports that have been cir
culated 10 The contrary. Barring accidents he
will start in The s.. Louis Derby Saturday.
The morning call., 1890-06-04
No Agreement R.aehad.

WASHINGTON, Juue 3.-After The talk yester-
day between Senator Davis and Representative
The morning call., 1890-06-04
EDGAR K. CRoCKER,

The death Is announced at Auburn OF Edgar
Z. Crocker, son OF Clark w. Crocker OF San
Francisco and brother OF Mrs. Judge Van Fleet
OF Sacramento.
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
Two Persons Killed and Two Others Seriously
Iriured

CAIRO (Mich.), June 3.-Durng a thunder
storm this evening four men were struck by
lightning, killing two and seriously injuring the
The morning call., 1890-06-04

DIR. P. CLISAN.
DIR. P. Clisan, a well-known physician. died az
Portland. Oregon, yesterday, from apOplexy.
The morning call., 1890-06-04
THE STEAMER PANAMA.

BERLIN, June 3.-Bismarck and family visited
Hamburg to-day. They were received with en-
thusia,m.
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A BLOODY FIGHT.
Desperate Conflict Between Cossacks and Rob-
bers at Otti

ST. PETERSBURG, June IA bloody engage
ment has been fought at the town OF OH, on the
frontier OF Aslatic Russia. between Cossacks and
robbers. The robbers Killed Two Cossacks and
wounded three. The robbers lost four Killed aud
eight wounded. The latter were dragged TO a
neighbOring fortress and hanged
The morning call., 1890-06-04

this city, June l, 1890, to the wife OF
Henry Eggers, son.
FRoHMAN-In this city, to the wife OF H. Froh-
man, daughter.
LANG-In this city, May 90, 1890. to the wife OF
August Lang, a son.
BENDER-In this city, June l. 1890, TO the wife OF
N. w. Bender, daughter.
BIDW ELL-In Oakland May 80, 1890 to the wife
of A. r. BidWelI. a daughter.
The morning call., 1890-06-04
AFFAIRS IN CUBA.

Disappointed L:beras-An Outbreak Feared
in Eastern Provinces
HAVANA. June 3.-The Liberals are dsap-
polluted. They learn that the new law OF uni
yersal suffrage adopted by the Spanish Cortes
will not be extended 10 Cuba. They had hoped.
with the assistance OF the native Cubans. to
control the elections on the island. The ex.
element Is Intense over the report that the spe
cial bill providing for Cuba, which increased the
conservative and united liberal and native vote,
was before The COrtes. An outbreak Is feared in
the eaSte IN proYinces
The morning call., 1890-06-04
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

IBirth, marriage and death notices sent by mall
will not be inserted They must be handed In at
either OF the publication Offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence Of persons authorizde
to have the same puDlished.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-13
financial.
REORGA NI/ATTON
OF TIE
OREGON & TRANSCOHTIREhTkL CO.

TO THE STOCKHOLDEHSi
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that, in parsu-
nnce of tho resolutions adopted by you Nov. 5.
1889. and June rs, 1880, arrangements have been
completed for the reorganization OF the Oregon and
Trnn.eoniinentnI Company.
THE NORTH AMERICAN COMPANY has been
organized under the laws Of New.Jersey with the same
authorized capital stock rs that Of and Trans
continental Company been mae between the
Two companies whereby Tn North American Company has
agreed u purchase all tie assets OF Ihc oregon ana
Transcon ntal Company and exchange It's shares OF
stock share Tor share for stock Of the Oregon and
TranscontIn -ntsl Company
on ND AFTER MONDAY, JULY 18th To AND
INCLUDING THURSDAY, THE 14TH DAY OF
AUGUST. 1890, THE FARMERS LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY WILL. RECEIVE On DEPo~iF
SHARES or ~TOCK OF THE OREGON AND
TRAN~CONTINENrAL COMPANY, AND WILL
ISSUE THEREFOR ITS NEGOTIABLE CENFlF-
ICATES OF DEPOSIT, WHICH WILL BE Listed
IMMEDIATELY UPON THE NEW-YORk STOCK
EXCHANGE. ~ soon A. 2SD,0eO SHARES or
THE STOCK OF THE OREGON AND TkAS--
CONTINENTAL COMPANY HAVE DEEH 30 DE-
POSTED, THE TRUST COMPANY WILL ISSUE
TO THE HOLDERS or TIE CERTIFICATES or
DEPOSIT A. EQUAL NUMBER or SHARES OF
STOCK OF THE NORTH AMERICAN COMPANY.
THE EXCHANGE OF STOCK MAY ALSO BH
MADE. An THE ELECTION OF TIRE NORTH
AMERICAN COMPANY, ~ ~OON A. 20i,O00
SHARES OF OREGON AND TRANsCONTINENTAL
STOCK HAVE BEEN DEPOSITED.
In loss than the required number Of shares OF
Oregon and Tansco1tnena, posted the Trust
Company viii the holders Of thu Certificates OF
Deposit upon the surrender thereof the shares Of Oregon
and Transcontincnal rcpres ntd thereby In ac-
corlance terms between the two
companlas
The details proposed reorganization will b. found
the Copies this contract and OF the Ger.
uAate q organization Of The North American Company
may BE- had application Farmers Loan and Trust
Company. the office Of this company.
BY order Of the Executive Committee.
COLGATE HOYT.
Vice President
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COLGATE HOYT.
OFFICE OF THE
81. Louis, Alton and Terre Haute
z. R. Co,


Public notice is hereby given stockholders Of the 81:
Louis Alton lcrrr Haul Railroad Company and % all
persons to the order Of the POaid OF
Dscct5.r tuat .pany, That a SPECIAL MEE1IN't
Oh. -ucELolCrrs o. thet company VIII De held a. the
oaicc 81 That COMPANY. tAc Ia Clcde Building fOul tn
ard Oyo street, N the C,y Of 81 Louis r. H. STAT
NJ u 5,our, oH FRIDAY, me Sd DAY OF OCIOBEE,
-3D ~ 10 o',och Ga "a" forenoon. and thereafter until
business of the Hcctu2 saa b. concluded and that
object such meeting }, b. 'ou>dr ana act upon the
proposition {, sell and convey @ tlr cairo Nnc'hncS
hcayo Railway Company the portion % the railroad and
CON I,nv ment on.d aud Included In thc Lease made By
.4e It. Louis. Alton Tcrro Hautc Railroad NomIony.
o.. indianapolis & ~. Louis Railway Company and
the Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati ( indianapolis Ea
va Company laid lea" bearing dat ~ February,
1883 such p.rton II said roiroa4 and property being
possession az and operated by the CAIRO, Nlncenn
& Clirt-u Railway Conf 3u1 also the franchises thrr
with I'd part 10 SAID railroad opcIty or
riaucl-- and approve such sale and conveyance TO
tr.u. Nlnccuu,, chicago Railway tomI any IN"
ic h1, Ing been heretofore authorized br tn Board ~
Ui,r-ai- oi 'a' st. Louis. Alton Irrc Haut' kHllroid
COMPANY o CONSIDER aad act rp'n TIC question ~ such
-ai. vance and approval AID upon ever question:
c1us vance lr whole o any part Of the matters or
quest ions hcr"iub. Zorro mentioned and ~ t1ns1rt such
e.t.r hu. a. ma be brought before the meeting
EDWA r. LEONARD,
Sccrcury o! the St. Louis Alton Ter Hsuts RAILROAD
In ,. o. tho meeting the stockholders he held
OCTOBER Wi.h rrfruc" 20 thc proposed sale U the
cairo. Nu~.nn.- th.D'r, Railway Company, motto" IS
hereby given that Che stock Transfer books % this Com
tuny YIN D. rlp.ai august -Sth. 1890 and VIII be
oueacd on october 10th 1890 10 Tn, transfer Of sock
Secretary n tho Louis Alton Terrc Iaute Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-13
THE PROVlDENT LIFE AND
TRUST co. OF PHILA.

A low DEATH FATE. A SMALL EXPENSE RATE
AND SAFE INVESTMENTS. ENDOWMENT INsUR.
ANCE a SPECIALLY
NEw.YoRK OFFICE 100 BROADWAY.
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finaneldl.
COMPA Y

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- 1862 or 5,677,7o4.OO
- l,333,3iO OF q Ass .92I. 33
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30

rs..M. -NI.t a COttECTloN OF
p ST. made |tuHrhurn-, WAGONS ana
....Ms,- no Lu prices. Wa HAM
,IE.f ma and frehc!r streets. da-ims
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30
TOO LATE TO SAVE HER.

The Philadelphia Times tells The fol.
lowing IN 0ur If thetcuemrnt houses
on sixth street, there lives on the top
ilour iWck n Scotch family, tho head Of
which bears the NAME of Arnold Me
krnzir, Resides the parents there arr
seven children in the family thn eldest
Of which IL a boy 10 years old.
Mckenzie Is a lnruc~--m maker by
trade aud lGi5 been IN this country Just
sis week. \ stranger IN q strange land
| he has had u hard lime getting bread
fol his family since hi arrival He has
worked NJ almost ANYTHING liz could
J get g. do, hraNcly and chccrlully for
/ his family's sake
Two weeks ago however. he fell
| sick, and his troubles were Iu'r"a-ed.
! HE soap boN in which TIA" lit stock
OF coal WHS stored -oouhcra ecuipt3 y,
their was ia fire, and The hu&-lik"
attic whs druuEhty and cold. The gro
Get ami baker We're 10th "a trust the
strangers and 81 the food supplies
were soon cut oil Then the tenant
| FROM whom NbKrbNr had 1tirl,t his
rUOn pushci for hl-rnn md HE doe
| tor prescribed hrrf tea md nOurish-
| mont.
ono or the children was little girl
! y j
turned years OF age Whcnth Other
| children rIHmprad FOR bread h. sal
quiet and said nothing, but She droop
cd almost yi~ibly. Every morning md
evening the old Scotch Psalms wcr,
| sung aud the family knrlt around th'
tnhr IN prayer, the father lvug al
straw in the corner, leading the dcyo
| lions. On Christmas morning th,
starving family assembled a5 usual fo1
prayer Mary kuclt with the rest. til,
Psalm was SUNG and as Il was finished
Mary began Ia sing the IWcnty-thlrt
Psalm In the Scotch mclr', "lh'
LoId's NV shepherd, III No Want, III
Nlak = Mc doom Io Lie" She sang TIN
verse through and then commenced t'
talk incohercntly. With pale fa"cs tn
rest watched her, until at last th
mother understood what had haf
prurd, Muy'7 mind Wa gone, sh
Was layiug.
just then knock came at the doc
and in walked the doctor and hehln
him man bearing basket full q
llmovi@ioitS, Ne had seen their nee
and brought help ht too late to say
the child. she tied yesterday morn
ing. But as her father said; He
prayer seemed To open the clouds an
sunshine citmp.'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30
Philadelphia Wilmington
Baltimore Il. K.

Trains will leave Wilmington as foiln VS.
Philadelphia t"xptessl, / 10, , 81 -.
8 80, b.. IS %. 90 9 Al, 10 o.. 10 40 II 80
II sin. NJ, 81 10, |. 30. ! 81, = %, TO- 8 II,
8 oG, i u, Il 80, 7GiRnd9 10 y. m
accommodation, 6 ~, 8 s.. o. 10,
10 - Il. N, u ~. 81, Is, 49, 70, "a,
Z ~ aud 10 ~ y. n.
Fer Chester tcxpress),l o., . -. 6 30. I 50,
s 20, 10 80. II II II. M, J.. %. . II,
W and q 10 u. III.
Accommodated. G 40, 81. u. 10.
10 Is. u 53a. NJ, !. ~ ~. 49, %. . q
Nav YGr5, i d X. %, 8 80. 81, 30.
~ ", 10 Al, u 81 II. ~, IT. ~, u %, 80,
! q, ~, 4s, 10, II, . o.. o q, W.
- - and 10 80 u. N.
For BOs On without change, 10 40 q. IN
For West Chester via Lalnokin, c 20
aud IS 10 a. a., : s. and Il 4. IA.
For Newark Centre and intermediate
stations, t6s. IN :, II "a ana 80 =. M
Baltimore and Intermediate stations,
baltimore Snd Bay nc, ) y y M.
Baltimore anu Wn-hin.to 4 Il, 5 o..
II, 10 l2hnd II on a. M, IL Oh, 81 Is, u.
2, 81 05. ! 40. 70 =. M, and y 80 night.
TrltHs for Delaware Division leave tor:
Now Castle. 81, II o., II ia. nj, 2 I5.
b., SO. 0 Il, : OO, . so PEN, and u 70
night.
Gcurgetowu. ljn M, 0 SOP. m.
irinRt0n. Drlmar and way stat ions,
Q Is n. NJ, and sup. m.
Express lcT Dover Harrington aud
Ielmar, ii IN n. IN, 80 D. M, anu l-ul
hlELt.
frahkllh CITY, - q, m.
Express iur Cape Charles, Old Point
Comfort ma Norfolk, II Us 4. m, ana
u " hi2ht. -, ..-...., r..
Leave Philadclphia, Broad street, for
Wilmington espresso !. ~ ~, Y. 8 ~.
1920 10 %: i Z q, N az r. g. u :, - y
4 o., ", cN . 10 "a. q 81, 40, u ~, II ~
y. H., ana ~ 70 lllSht. A.. ,,,,
Accommodation o -, 10, 10 ~, II 50 n
! 10 t1ailu II - u. M.
| SLHDAA AhAINS'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30

Cincinnati 4 INES star
81 ro,,,,,,,l.,,.. ,,ia,.,i
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a. ,,', ,,.e,,i ,',,,'seil iuliily. ne Weit
ytr,,,t nnd ,i,',I J'i,'l'r on IouIln
,,,,,,f I'M ,'H7'l Watch ioT TJo'
w /" ,N'lt"il Hlal'il'ee thai ""
,ao " T', ~, 1911 N'F,i f1"l ll'lle Tor
w, N"'y' i''nh lil' l'ltil
. ,W., w -, g. r., i''lilll'Iru' ,,.
r,,,. "'iu nis ,il'ia was 'athHt 10 Eu,
Xxx, ,'V,, "ll,i, lIili hil'l spent seNclhl
,,r ai'. ~ mug M'T'ut various parts
w., Wv, 70, W. nh'' u IhPl"i'" lho' nc
~ ,',' ~ ll'.'ltI'ilil on w very 'lay
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~ ~" T.N,uS Htpl' anu, 'alilhR ON
H., ~. lm"llh'''i' iily lti'l'9 laid down
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30

NJ. +. Davis, jewelel, 8 Il. I'd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30

Tho Na-itias,U,t >eerut sItrrHge BuI eau
incorporated uuder the laws OF the
State o. Washington. .
The objects of lHe incorporation are to
aid and assist In every honorable msuuer
thpao persons d Blrihg TO marry IN Sc.
cuIiag desirable lntbAUd or wife, anA
10 nii. assist and cue Jarage tocial inter
course snl cUrresi oudoRce between par
ties who may have the object OF matr'-
monY ~ view, Tor which services Il Tea-
tOEa6le Tee will he char. ed.
We are IN communication with al
GLASSES Of ptoTle in all sections Of the
country aud keep su accurate register o!
all Nance aud particulars sent ia; we
can please every one. All communities
lions treated with The stTictest confidence.
Enclose ten cents 10 Ltanps for which
we viii send you appl cation blank and
rurtber particulars. Address, The Wash
iagton (secreD Marriage Bureau,
! Tacoma, Wash.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30
A DMINIsTRATRIX's SALE
"A OF
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue Of renewed order of the
Orphans Court, Of &c SIT. Of Delaware IN
aud Tor New Csst County maze on tnt
eighth dTy of hcyeu4hsr. a. -, lsit VIII hc
exposed TO sale, al rabhG Sencue,
az EFDNE-DAI,
the NV ENrY-FIlisT DAY OF JANUARI,
lsgi, at 10 O'clock. a. N,
al tie Court H0usc, In The eltT Of " ilmiarton,
Tie t,ilpwlng de- crit 81 J.eai E4tGie, late NJ
JUhu Holland, decs lsu .. 20 ~:
All thni 'cTtsiu lot al lad, or larin. fiiua-
ted In MIN Greek fuutred, Ne~ Castle
CualN, aud state OF DE aware. houudt1 a.
ioItnvs, 10 Wits
Adjoining laafs OF Andrew McKee, ip1rrt
Mcfarland IuonAs Il, L. nam. ilr. bowman,
Jlmts Bi"wn aul John no risun. an the
tu,d lradiug from stanton To- Newark; csH-
ianiEg 80 acr, s. more or less,
Attendance will he given and terms made
known nv
Ella HOELAAD, AdMlni-trstriS, -
or nv her Attorney,
Attest: CoArlos II. New Eortrr, cl,rR &C.
John u Rodney. Attorney. uE4.ltd- ,tw
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30

I ,pl, ALA LoToF srLFN- NJ
..MI .iu.Nls canary bit'ly, al ram gsFg,
l. o. , 81. lus fNsi ~"cJud 81. ci-u 81
Itl. -NL.E-ON EASY TERMS, NOS.
tpi "a French street. JAMES g.,
|.-I,rI.-. so. 7ist. Market street nuTIs-tl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30
EOR RENT - DESIRABLE ROOMS,
1t No. u Market street dsb-4it'

EoR RENT.-S STEAM raElsl AND
Il feed mill at Newport, hgsius trsr liaie.
Inquire 81 " VI. ikN r. FELE, taHl@lthd,
ltf S4nLI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30

EAST BOThp.
sExpFess truIna.
EKw i ouk, week days. s2Is, .7lg. a7H
1908, sl..lv q. M, - ~, - 81, u ~ y. IN.
New York, undays. t2l3, II 10, u. M,
az ss24 t63!, u So y. IA.
Boston, sf5i p, ~, DULY, with Pullman
BuTet sleeping Cars. running through TO
guston without change via PpHghlierp-
dc Bridge, lunlinB passengers in II. D
81. station ut Boston.
SIS, 10, Is, 7 80. as a, y %, - 81, 100.
slO 3f,"il 80 n N; 'l2 u. %. fl4i, sos, tll.
$40, Is q, & IS, q ,G, a., ~ u, Top: "a.
ph 1G Y 10 sGmd"ys 81 q IS y
so5, 40. $50 s554. AS. 1856. so5. '0lI,
Chester, week days Tla, 600. e45.
Oh = 81 a. N n. iOG, q As, Sos ID so, IS 81
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30

Mrs. Bertha Errl,s. Of Newark, Y.
j.. thr widow of Charles hrohs II vet
cran Of the MHr hat Just received Il
pension through the Kindly inteIres-
sion OF tine President, The husband
served In the 33d New Jersey Nolun-
t"Hr- and wa- Nounicd. lie died live
years ago In the soldiers Home at
Newark, ANA H. he had a small pension
the widow applied for It's continuance,
a she had children and was destitute.
ut senmS, said Mrs. krchs Tuesday,
that there was nothing done int to
! write letters and get papers signed.
! The pension never came
She had gwen up hope when her
| little daughter Bertha, line years old,
one day unknown 10 her wrote Il let
! ter to President Harrison. She told the
| President who her father wa, when
and where he died, and uf the Unsuc,
i pcssful effort of her mother To get his
pension continued. rhe child also
| wrote tlr,i she had three brothers and
sisters; that her mammal frequently
cried, and that she did not know how
her mammu cnuld support the family
this winter.
THAT wus one Tuesday i'll Novem
Der said the happy mother Thursday
"Ihr next Thursday the postmni
called Al the house and said: "A lettc
for Bertha kreba, from the President!
HE letter was from the President
Secretary, Who promised Bertha TIM
the ease should h" looked into. An,
NOW have just got wort from thu
Pension Oillcc that my claim is III
lowed There is 500 back pension
allowed With it. And il AZ cam,
through my little daughter writing 4,
the President
Mrs. Krebs lives at No. 20 Hockc
street, Newark, aud has supported he
family Of four children 10y washing an'
hnfl days work ever since her hue
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