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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

computation of the vote in all the wards
was not completed until early this morn
ing. Taylor. Rep, for receiver Of taxes,
has q plurality of 34, 15b and Warwick,
Rep, for city solicitor (the present in
cumbent) received plurality of SO, l99.
For receiver Of texes, the full vote was:
Tay or, Rep, 92,2OB Townsend, DEM,
60, l43; Croweil, Pro-, 4JG. Far city
solicitor: Warwick, Rep, 9J,424;
Northrop, Den. :, 81 225; Losdg, Pro, 5l3.
The 81 regular candidates for magia-
frates IA Republican and Z Demoorets)
were elected although theVe was sur
prise in the large ynt9 cast for Eagan,
one of the Independent Democratic can
didates, he receiving SO, 523 yoteE. The
48.953. The record OF grating priYi-
Belt Line railway was made an issue in
many wards, but nearly in sll cases the
regular candidates for Reelection were
elected. An Analysis of the strength OF
the vote cast against the leading oppo.
nents in council TO those railway projects
who we're candidates for reelection, is
difficult to reach owing to the great
amount Of trading done for votes for the
magistrate candidates.
REYBURN's MAJORITY.
Pn1hAnEIpnrA, Feb. 19-Ths sull vote
cast yesterday in the Fourth Congress.
sional district for the unexpirad tenn OF
the lata Judge William d. Kelley was
Reyburn, Il, 24,S30; Ayres, D., 6,446;
Tumblestcn, p, 1888. Reyburn's plu,
raiity, 1894. Keiiey'a plurality over
Ayres 10 1883 was 9,639.
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Associated Press DISPATCH by Special Wires
BALrrMoRE, Feb. l9.-The board of
directors Of the Baltimore 81 Ohio Rail-
road Company had very short regular
session to day. The following report was
made OF the sppro1imated earnings and
expenses OF the company for January,
1889, compared with the onms month CT
1890 Esrhinss, 1899, $l,606,3ls; 1890,
81, 99O,7S7 Increase, $2Sl,dl9. Elk.
penses, 1899, $1,262,617; 1890, ST.
346, 3l8. Increase, 1888, 70l. Net, 1883,
$343, 7Ol; 1890, $544 4l9. Increase,
S2O0,7lS. Earnings aud expenses for
tho four months of the fiscal year 1889.
80, compared with the same months of
the Aseal year 1888 ., January, 1890,
appropriated: Earnings, 1889, &c.
S25. ISL; 1890, 1928, 66l. increase,
81 ,40S,510. Expenses, 1889, 81 923, 442;
1880, SIS, 4O3 9Q5. Increase, &4sO. 463.
Net, 1889, 81, 9Oi, 7O9; 1890, $2,s29, 756,
Increase, 1928, 047.
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DELAWARE GAZETTE AND STATE JOURNAI-wILNINGTON

against loss. He rendered the paper 20
the counsel for the will.
grMr. Lore claimed that the indemnity
would not perfect the title OF the pur-
chasers from Mrs. Ferry to their prop
erty. There waB no warrant of attorney
or confession Of Judgment attached. Be-
sides it did not include all OF the heirs
at-iaw " John Ferry, there being two
who did not join in the instrument, one
being Thomas T. Kienle, living in Cali
fornia, and the other Miss Mary a.
Bnrtel, John Ferry's niece, who ia under
age. 1t would be a poor substitute TO the
purchasers, for the clear, unclouded title
to .he properly they now posses1 under
John Ferrs'a giil.
The parties now owning the property
sold by Airs. Ferry, to whom protection
is offered by the Indemnity, are T. win
W. jackson, Il. E. Hanna. James T..
Sutton, j. Frank White, Harry White,
William Sayets, Charles M. Lewis, John
Il. Hudson, Paul Bright, Sarah A. Green
man, Francis p. Dillon, William Fl.
Piereon and Frank W. Person The in
demnity is signed by James Ferry and
wife, Thomas Ferry and wife, Mrs. Oath
airline Haughey and Lydia O. Bsrtel.
After reading the release in full Mr..
Bpruanes, on behalf Of the contestants,
sested. Messru. Lore and Bates, counsel
for the will claimed that they did not
represent the partiaa named in the re-
lsase, and declined to socept It.
Testimony in favor OF the will was then
heard. The Row. Father BeE jamin j..
Kelley of ASlauts, Georgia, who was at St.
Peters Pro- Cathedral in this city in 1886,
bRid he visited John Ferry FIVE or slx
times daring his last illness the last visit
having been made On the Sunday before
his death. During all Of these visits ez-
cepting the last, when no was very weak,
Mr. Ferry was able to answer in mono.
| tyllableB, MI questions addressed to him,
and seemed 10 be in an intelligent, ga
| tiunai state Of mind. At any of these oc
casions except the last he considered him
mentally capable Of making will.
Gustnvus II. Groves, clerk in Johr
Ferry'a employ for several years, visited
him frequently during his last illness, ny
10 Within ten d Us of his DEATH, auc
always found him able to intelligently
diacuss business affairs. During the las
of these vibitB the details of the sale Q.
Mr.. Ferry's roohng business to the wit
ness and Mr.. Latimer were arranged. OF
this day he also directed the witness u
give Mrs. Haughey (ar. Ferry's sister) {
clear receipt for hia account against her
amounting TO about $4,000.
Court took recess until 230 O'clock
D. M.
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BanwN rs SAVE,

And ~ SO Declared, A;s.sSsaSss. for
20 Wears gEe Was Esec1 Confined
as ~ H.unatiC.
Associated rtess Dispatch by SPECIAL Wires.
SEATTLE. WASH, Feb. ia Jury in
the probate court has decided that
Homer o. Brown is sane and he has been
granted his liberty.
Mr.. Brown is GO years old, and for the
last 90 years he haB heen confined 10 diff
fefent aByiums in this county. Fer the
last eight year, lie has baen in the custody
Of his brother, Wilson Fl. Brown, now Of
this city, vino sought to have him again
oorfiued in an asylum here and 1t was
his efforts to do so that brought about
the trial and Browns release.
Homer q. Brown is one OF four brothers
and the others are all rich. The belief IS
strong that Mr.. Brown has been perse-
cuted in an effort TO prevent him from
controlling his property interests.
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Associated iee4s Dispatch by Special Wires
NASHVILLE, KY, Feb. 19.--About 8
O'Clock yesterday morning brutal muir
der was committed at Brashears station
on the Chesapeake u Ohio railroad, four
miles below here. Thomas A. Brashears,
owner Of tobacco warehouse at that
place, was assaulted and beaten to death,
and the body badly beaten after death by
Gus Sullivan and his son, Samuel O.,
aged 10. They used shovel and club.
They are neighbors and bad a grudge
against BrSsheaf because he had been in
etrumental in building turnpike which
took = portion OF their property. They
entered the warehouse when he was alone
and began quarrel. When others came
in BrashearH was dead and the BulliVans
were still boating bis lifeless body. The
SulliVans surrendered TO the sheriff and
claim that BrasheaFs was the aggressor.
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! DEATHS.
Hasa-rrH~H-Hu-ss.


CrRRINDER.-In this city, on the 18th Inst,
Albert Currinder, aged 2s yours
DASIpSUN.-in this city, on the 18th inst,
Tina, wife 10 Z. Il. Davidson aged II years.
III SSF.4-Un the 18th inst, Mary Hesse, widow
Of AGolphus llesse, aged u years.
Relatives mud friends are invited TO attend
tho funeral rom .he late residence, No. 7S5
Madison street., Oh Friday morning, az $50
o'clock. liiah mass at sacred Heart ChuF h,
Intermcnt at Old Catholic cemetery.
MORKIS.-At Morri4einna, Chester county,
Ia, on the l2th inst, Sarah H., wife of the
lato samuel Norris.
MCC NFFRRTY.-pn the 18TH inst, cathar inc
NtcCatfcrty, IN the Ssth year Of her age.
NTfLllN.--On the 18th inst, Charles, infant
ann Of Charles A. and Sallie Z. Mnlltn, aged
S months.
NEWLONE.. At New Castle, on Tuesday morn
Maggie Sewlovr, daughter Of Thomas
FrOzNr, ST., aged IS years,
PoRl ER.--un the 18th inst. Mary u, Porter
widow Of the late Robert X. Porter, In her
$751; year. a@"
RA&uALl.-In this city, on the 10th instant
Janos Randall, aged q years.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

Messrs. Haines, Andrews, Mundell and
other Philadelphians, who have puE-
chased a part of the Gordon estate, on the
Delaware river, expect to make great i'm
proyementH to their purchase. There are
20 persons in the party and they repre-
sent large amount Of wealth. The tract
is situated between Edge Moor md
Riverview stations, and borders on
the Delaware river for 400 feet
II contains five acres, and the
purchasers intend to build hand
GENE private club house and to have
the grounds laid out by o landscape
gardener. A wharf will be built into the
Delaware river to deep water, where
steamboats, and yachts can land and
paoor. The land is high, and commands
o Amer view up and dowr the river than
from any point be ween the c6peg and
Philadelphia. Fort Delaware can be seen
to the southwark, and the elevators of
Port Il ehmond to the noEthward.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

Special Dispatch TO Gazette and Journal.
DOVER, Feb. 10. "A son OF Henry
Moore, aged 10 years, who for some time
past hos been subjsct to epileptie fits,
was out on the farm of his fathers, stu
ated near oheswold, burning brush yes.
terday afternoon in company with
another man. While throwing on brush
he was seized with severe fit and fell in
the fire. Before be could be rescued he
was burned to a crisp and beyond hope
OF recovery. Medical aid was summoned
bat tbs young man died this morning.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

Tho Standing Committees for she
Ensuing Year Appointed by eresi-


Tho Standing Committees for the
Ensuing Year Appoimted by sresi-
dent csFubb.
The levy court resumed lis sessions
on Tuesday, and President Grubb an
nounced the following standing commit
tees:
On Finsnce-Messrs. Wier, Shallcross,
Roberts, Boutwell, snd Eiiason.
On Public Buildings-Messrs. Hick-
man, Killgore, Sutton, Elisson and Grubb.
To Settle Wi b the County Treasurer
Messfs. Roberts, Shalloross and MCCALL
To Settle With the Treasurer of the
Poor-Messrs. Roberts, shallcross and
Jordan.
The work of revising the assessments
occupied the balance of the session.
The levy court continued In session
yesterday and concluded the exsmina-
ton of all the assessments excepting
those of Wilmington hundred, which will
probably occupy the balance Of the week.
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preferential Appointments.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.--The President
to day sent to the Seuste the following
nominations: Levi E. Pond, pension
agent at Milwaukee; Fred Babcock, re-
ceiver OF public moneys at Dss Moines,
Ia. Registers OF land ofhces-Albert
Dixon at Susanville, Cal; Edwin g.
Waite, San Francisco; John w. Lewis,
The Dalles, Oregon; Cash N. Day, Lew
iston, Idaho; Winfield y. Cobeau, BOB
we'll, N. M; Alfred Ii. Strong, Spokane
Falls, Washington: John Q. Martin, Pres
colt, ARIZONA; Webster L. Stabler, agent
ct the Yankime Indian agency, Washing
ton; Alfred D. Thomas, United States dis.
trict Judge, distrio. Of North Dakote.
Also, number of supervisors of census.
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Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l9.-The President
has approved the joint resolution con-
gvatulatins the people Of Brazil on their
adoption OF republican form of govern
laent: the not for the relief of the suffer
eYs By the wreck of the o. 3. S. Trenton
ana Vsndalla and the strandIng Of the
q. s. 4. Eipslc at Apia, Samoan Islands
the act appropriating 100000 for the
Marion braach Of the National Home FOR
Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, and the sot
constituting Albany N. Y, port Of i'm
mediate transportation.
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Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
NAToHEz, Miss, Feb. l9.-Fous weeks
ago Il. H. Il. Smith, who represented the
Corbin Banking Company OF New YORK,
and who had opened y large plantation
store at EImey, La, disappeared. An
investigation of his affairs, which closed
last night, shows deficit of $4,000.
The Corbin company's attorney, who has
been here, has left for New York.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

The Pusey " Jones Company are build
ing ship. building machinery for Harri-
SOL LOring of Boston, who recently Oh
tained the contract for building three
li2hsships for the Atlantic coast. 1t is
said that Loving has no ship-building
plant, and having obtained the contract
to build the lightships, is now putting in
one. The Pusey 4 Jones Company, with
its well equipped part, was the second
lowest bidder, Iron ship builders OF ex-
peEience think that MIR. Loring will lose
on the contracts.
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Heto;ctnp over Royburn.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
WAsHINaToN, Feb. 19.-During an in
terregnum in the call of committees in
the House day. MIR. O'Neiil % Penn
sylvnniN caused some applause on the
Republican aid by announcing despite
efforts of the Speaker TO silencs him that
q Republican representative had bssn
elected to succeed the late Representative
Kelly by majority larger in proportion
to the number of votes polled than Mr.
Kelly received in 1883.
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ANorRER WINE HORROR.

The Fatalities Not KNOWN but 81
Hodics Already Recovered.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
PARIS, Feb. i9.--An explosion occurred
in oolliery near Decizs, Department Of
Nisvro, last night. 1t is not known how
many lives were lost but already "a
bodies have been recovered.
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Right OF way for she new sewer.

lhe agreement between the Park Com.
mission and the Street and Sewar Depart
ment granting the latter the right of way
for the intercspting sewer, through the
Brandywino Park, was considered by
William NJ. Oanby, William Candy and
Dennis j. Mention, the executive COM
nittee of che Park Commission last eveu-
ing, at meeting held in the offies Of the
Board OF Health. A portion providing
that contractors shall deposit surplus
dirt at thu direction of the Park Commits.
sion, had been unintsntionallg left out,
and the signing Of the agreement was
postponed. -.
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4 scrvant,. nrothar the RnreIar.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
TOPEKA, KAN, Feb, ia Eobber on
tered the house OF b. F. Booker yester-
day morning and took $3.50 in cash and
isWslry valued at 81 LOCO. Rirs. Booker
was awakened and found a man in her
room. He cautioned the woman TO make
no outcsy. William Reagan, brother Of a
servant girl in the honse, has been ar
rested on suspicion and Mrs. Booker has
identified him as the man.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
LoNDoN, Feb. 19.--Mr. Joseph Gillis
BiggRr, the well-Enogu home ruler and
member Of the house of com ons for the
West division OF County Oaysn, died TO-
day ct Chaplain, suburb Of London. He
was 60 years old.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
M. nlrenr Dled 4 Heart Dt.ease.

MIR. RiEgar Died Of Heart DtseaSe'
Associated Press Dispatch by Special WircN
LONDON, Feb. l9.-Mr Biggsr's death
was caused by heart disease. He was
present In the house Of commons last
evening and was one of the tellers in the
division on Mr. Parnelps amendment to
the addrees in reply to the queens speech
asking for the repeal of the Coercion act.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

DOVER, Feb. l9.-BuFRlars entered the
Office OF Justice OF the Peace Peter L.
Cooper about 9 o'clock this morning and
tried TO steal the iron sefe of Constable
Enoch CLARK. They had succeeded in
getting the safe On the street and were in
the act OF putting it on large wheel
barrow, when some people were coming
home from party and scared them away.
1t is considered as very dsring act. The
safe contained nothing but legal docu-
ments.
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'7 M
THE IOWA DEADLOCK.
A Compromise offered which As

A Compromise Offered Which As
RlKely 80 be Accepted.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
DEs MONIES, IA, Feb. 19.-Ibs Demo
cratic caucus has decided to accept the
Republican proposition for COM
promise IL the Republicans would CON
cede them two more committees. The
Republicans at 30 went into caucus to
consider the matter and 1t is thought the
long deadlock will be broken. TheBpssk-
ership and number OF committees are
conceded to the Democrats.
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Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l9.-The President
accompanied by Representatives Bayne
and Dslzell, Prof. Langley and hi.
Andrew Carnegie, left here at noon to-
day for Pittsburg over the B. Il o. rail,
road to attend the opening Of the free
library at Allegheny City tomorrow.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
EIil.on ,Iountr Hanged.

Associated Press DispetcN by = pal Wires.
PtKEyILLE, Ky, Feb. 10. Ellison
Mounts was hanged here yesterday for
participating in the murder Of Miss
Mccoy and her brother. He said that
the Hatfield outlaw gang forced him to
epgaaa in the murder,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
PHIL4DELPnI4,S ELECTION.
n Epitome of Yes,oraay's confess OF

Raiiots in the Quaker Gity.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 19.--The local
election yesterday passed of without any
particularly exciting incidents. Owing to
the many candidates for oounoilmen and
magistrates and the great amount of
scrat1hipG and trading INDUCED in the
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@arrlagss.

RRouGHs-LYNCH.--A Union NJ. e. par
scnagc, on the 18th ins., by the R0v. Adam
Stencle Seyborn Burroughs and Mary b.
Lynch,
BAKKSnALE-nr PONT.--At the residence of
tho brides mother, Mrs. Victor dl Point, on
the 18Th Inst, by Tic Key. II, Ashton Henry,
Hamilton mcfarland Barksdale and Ethel
du pOnt.
LAVENDER HnLLANp.--At the st. Georges
NJ. T.. parsonage, on the 18th inst, by the
Rev. J. s. Moore. William +. Lavender and
Anna L. Holland, both OF Summit Bridge,
Del.
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Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
BALTIMORE, Feb. i9-Flour, dull.
Wheat, southern, firm; Fultz, 7SaS4c.; Long.
berry. s0aS6c.; No. 2, S3J&c.: steamer, No.
red f7a7Sc.; western, firm; No. winter red
spot ana February, slAaSlhc.; March, 8l1@a
sls.c.; May, S3AaaS3ac,
Com, southern firm, quiet; white, 40ad2c:
yollow, 38a9sr,; Western, lirmer mixed spot
and February, S6a36l6c.: March, 35AaS6c;
April, 81 ta35 &C.; May, 36a36%c.; June, s6A
aa3REc july, 367sa3TiA &C.; steamer, 35a3o1sc. :
Oats, steady. unchanged.
Rye, nominal.
Hay inactive; $i2.50al3.
Provisions, steady.
Butter, quiet.
Eggs firm; lac.
Petroleum, unchanged.
Colfee, firm 1916.
Sugar. steady; A soft, 64c. copper, I'M :
changed.
Whisky, firm; S1.09a1.10.
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Associated Frsss Dlspatch BY Special Wires
ST. LoUIs, FEB. 10. Nothing new has
developed in tho Kelly case this morn.
icg beyond the fact that the ChicRgo
oiiiosra left with him for that city on the
s. 80 e. u. train.
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Associated Press Disoap'h BY special Wires
PHILADELPHIA, Feb l9.-Flour, dull, weak.
Wheat, dull, steady.
Corn, quiet, firm; No. ., 35&aSsc.
Oats, dull, weak.
Bran. weak, firm; winter, $i4.25a15; sprine
Baicd hay duh; timothy, sloala
Butter, steady.
Eggs steady.
Cheese, quiet steady.
Petroleum, dull.
Potatoes, quiet, weak.
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Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
READING, Pa, Feb. I9.-Renry Lebo
of this CITY, the fugitive wife.murderer,
was captured this morning in farmers
smoke hon seluear Robesonia, this county,
10 miles from here. When the officers
arrived he drew his revolver and shot
himself ia the right temple. The wound
is severe but not fatal. Lebo was taken
TO Jail,
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 15.-Beef cattle, extra.
So; good, 4Sa4lzc.; medium, 4a45Sc.: COM
mon, Sa39fc.; fat cows, 2&a345. Sheep, extra
6aaGlar.: good 5a4a6c; medium. 5ha5Hc. ;com-
mon, 4i6abG.; culls, 3ka4hc. Lambs, extra.
Tl4a7qc.; good, 64aTc.; medium ea61Sc~; COM
mon, ja5aIc. Hogs, western, 5Aa6Ac.; state,
hSa5'tc. Fat cows, 2%a8Ac. slippery COWS,
slIa22. Bologna cows, $sal5 Mich cows, s25a
50; mich calves, 5a7Jdc. City dressed beeYesy
NEW YoRk, Feb. 7-Beeves-Reoeipes.
1000 head common to best steers, g. 7Qa5;
and ordinary and fair bulls s2.2Sa2SS Calves
Receipts 600 head 5Is aShc. for Yeals, and
2,1a4Lc. for grasscrs and western calves.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts l0,90l head: sheep
si.i5a6.35: lambs at $5.25a7.35, with one car
lond at $3.50. ,Hogs-Recelpts, lS,i0o head;
live hogs, steady; NJ 81. lba4. 30.
CHICAGO. Feb 7.-Cattle-Receipts, 1900
head; beeves, f4aI50 steers, S3a4. % stockerS
and feeders, F1.25a3.5O. Texans corn-fed, 50 75a
3.35 Hogs Receipts, 5000 head: mixed.
s3s0a4; heavy, S3.75n4; light $3.S0a4 10, Sheep
Receipts, 5000 head; natives, 81. I6a5.9O; West-
ern corn fed, S4.75a5.B5; lambs, f5a6.35
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Feb. l7,-Cattle-Receipts
$3.50 he d; l0c to 15c higher than last weeks
prices. Hogs-RereiptS, 5000 hend; Philadel-
phias, si.3514.i1 best Workers, SA.2Oaa.3l: pigs
and extra light Siai.ln Shecp-Receipts, 1000
head; last weeks prices on natives and lambs:
dull on western sheep.
CIScISSATi. Feb. li.-Hogs, easier. common
and light, S3.50ai0i; packing and butchers,
s3.gOaL 10; receipts, $500 head shipments, 1,4OO
head.
BALTIMORE, Feb 17.-Swne-Fu supply and
moderately fnir demand; quotations, SsSa6JSc.:
receipts, o0D3 hcud.
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Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
DUBLIN, Feb. 19.-One hundred and
twenty tenants on the Ponsby estate in
ireland will be summoned tomorrow to
surrender PosEssaion of their holdings.
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rnorenan Is .sanninn.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires,
WAsHISdr1N, Feb. 19.-Wiiliam T. Sim
mons, st. Georges, has been granted an
increase of pension-issue o. February
18th.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

Banhs VIII Ne VlDscd On Saturday.
Saturday next, 22d inst, "Washing.
tou's Birthday" is now legal holiday in
this State. The banks will be cloEsd on
thai day, and persons having notes fall
ing due next Saturday will have to be
attended to the day before, otherwise they
will 60 to protest.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
Read not to contradict,
Nor to confuse,
But like your nelghbor,

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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
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NEW YORK, Feb. 19.--F Flour, state and vest
ern, weak. quiet; southern, slow.
March. S5sas5 1l-l6c April; IS 1l-16c.; May,
So 1l-lGaS53sc.. June, S5c.; July, 83haS4c.;
August, S3 X aS3ac.; December, $3.50.
Corn, moderately active; mixed western, 24a
36kc.
Oats, quiet; state, 261Ia34c.; western, 26a3ic.
Beef, dui extra mess, S7a7.25.
Pork, quiet
Lard steady, dull: steam rendered, s6.17H.
Eggs, firm; state and Pennsylvania. i6a16Ac.
Turpentne, quiet, firm; 44a44Ac.