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A Eensational railure at Roohe.t,r.

ROCHESTER, n. T., July 21.-The failure
on Friday OF Garrett c. HallenbRke, who
opened dry goods establishment here two
months ago has caused considerable sur-
prise and discussion Ia financial circles Il
is said that Mr. HSllenbake had secured
considerable credit here, representing that
he had a cash capital Of $4,000, legacy
from his mother. His largest creditor.
however, WAS Flora l. Orr, who conducts
the Orr~Fair dry goods establishment In
New York, and who obtained Judgment
Of about 81, 900, one OF the two judgments
on which the store was closed It seems
that the other creditors were slow in secur-
ing judgments, ana that By quick work on
the part OF the Orr eoncern their chances
OF securing their share OF the assets seem
to be dubious. Itappears that the Orr Fair
company had Just shipped 1900 worth Of
goods to Hnllenhake, most OF which remain
unsold On Saturday night the New York
1rm rsplevined these goods from the
sheriff'B possession. This leave the iudR-
ment still good on this remainder OF the
property, and a. a second Judgment waa
also filed on Friday in favor Of William S.
Servis little is likely to remain for the local
creditors. somo Of the latter charge that
the whole affair is lob" put up by ths
New York firm, and thers Ia talk Of suits
being brought against it 20 securs tho prop
erty. Hallenbake was formerly engaged
In the dry goods buainess in Brooklyn.
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NEWS OF CONGRESS.
Programme for tho weeIS--Debate on the
Oiif nal Package Bills


NAsHNGTos, July el.-Tha senate will
take up the tariff bill finally this week.
Before doing so it will dispose OF the Indian
appropriation bill, which is the last Of the
appropriation bills but one. IL is thought
shat this bill can bs put through the sen
ate in a day, and this makes il likely that
tho tariff bill whl be taken up Tuesday
Tho reading OF the bill, il insisted upon,
will consume tho creator part OF a day
The general debate viii be chiefly from tho
DomOcultic side OF the senats chamber;
that Is, the Democrats have prepared long
speeches 10 DO made on the bill, while the
Republicans propose, as far rs possible, to
confine their remarks to The amendments
During tho weok the finance committee
VIII take under consideration several pro-
posed amendments to the bill and will
hkoly report upon them. IN the meantime
tho Republicans may call another caucus
70 consider the proposition TO change tho
rules so as to permit the federal election
bin 20 be taken up.
The Republican members OF the com
mittee on privileges and elections have
had the bill under consideration during
the past week, but have made little progress
withs it. The managers Of the original
package bill are anxious to get vote on
II, ana should they succeed in carrying out
their plan the national bankruptcy bin
will be taken up and discussed until
Wednesday, when 2 vote will be taken Gc-
cording to the order Of tie committee on
rules. The appropriations committee in
tends to dispose Of the conierene report on
the District Of Columbia appropriation
bill at the FIRST opportunity, and it will en-
deayor TO call up the report Thursday. 1t
is believed That the bill will be strongly
antagonized, and this may prevent the
elections committee bringing up either the
case Of Langston against Ncnnble from the
Fourth Virginia district or the case OF
Miller against Elliott from the Seventh
South Carolina district. The case OF Chal-
mers against Morgan, from Mississippi is
also ready for action, but as the elections
committee has unanimously reported in
favor of the sitting member Mr.. Morgan,
It can be disposed Of in few hours
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kidnapped ana Heid for Ranson.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, July el =
Three weeks ago Mr.. b. r. spinney, busi-
ness man of this place, and large ranch
owner 10 South Park, was kidnapped aud
taken to the mountains by Texan named
Harris, who claimed that Epinney owed
him s2o0O for bunch OF cattle he had
purchased Of him. Since that time moth
ing hns been heard Of Spinney. Mr.. Har.
rington, brother in law Of spinney, raised
the requisite sum recently and went into
the mountains 70 pay the ransom, but be
too, has disappeared The Texan said
that he would hold Spinney ten days, and
the money not forthcoming in that time hs
would kill him. 1t Is feared that he has
carried out his threat
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ON sATURDA,
ON Sal Y hDA1,
THE 26TH DAY OF JULY, 1890
..a,t,

The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot Of la1d. with a brick
house thereon, situate in the city OF Whining
ton. county of New Castle. Delaware:
Beginning at he southerly side of Taylor
street, between Poplar and Lombard streets,
at the distance Of 1875 feet from the easrerly
side OF Poplar street. thence southerly
parallel with Poplar street through the CEN
tire of the party wall OF the adjoining house
of Thomas Curry on the west, sIQl feet inch.
more or less. TO the northerly side OF 4 feet
wide ey,communieating with another alley
. feet wide. leading from Eighth 10 Taylor
street; then easterly along said side of said
alley and parallel with Tayl9r street IA feet
t. . corner; thence northerly and parallel
with Poplar street through the centre OF the
party wall OF the adjoining horse on the east
Of Robert f. Wright. ldi feet llnch, more or
lees. TO the aforesaid soUtherly side of Taylor
street, and thence thereby westerly IA feet to
the place of beginning. be the contents
thereof wha they may.
Seized ana taken IN execution as the prop
erty OF Louis ). Porter and James H. Por-
ter. her hush and. and 4 {. and to be sold By
ALNAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
sberiff's OF Ice. Wilmington. July 10. 1890
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Aitnnlinn. n. "a ~

Boston, July 81. The reunion commit
tee Of the National Grand Army enoamp-
ment earnestly desires the names OF such
organizations as have through local mem
beers Or otherwise than by application hn
the committee secured accommodations for
their people Titles Of organizations to.
gether with the names of presiding officer
tna " u, secretary should ge Landed l9 prl2aE
tary and naval organizations desiring t
hold Ee9plene during cncampfi6nt week
should az once notify the committee OF
shat fact IL they have not already done So
Notifications should be addressed TO J
Payson Bradley, chairman reunion com.
mittee. NO. "a Beacon street, Boston.
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Jeney Miiitiamen IN cnmn.

SEA GmT, n. j., July 2l.-The 900 tents
OF more Of the New Jersey militiamen pre-
sent a picturesque sight in the bright sun
light The second brigade, which occu-
pies the camp, is composed of regiments
from Elizabeth, Camden and Trenton. aud
ahe visitors were mostly from those places
Ihs camp duties began this morning. The
men are all in good condition, and look
forward TO week Of satisfactory work.
Brig. Gen. William j. Sewell, who Is in
command, says that he is well pleased with
the outlook The old mansion on the
grounds has been placed in first class owder
for Governor Albeit and his stall
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GUAT TEMALAWASR ROUTED
And the San Salvadorians Capt.
ured Her Artillery. !
A BATTLE IN CENTRAL AMERICA.

News from Over the sea-sIr. and a1rs.
O'Brien observation-disclosures omcers
Released by Turkish Bandits Ex-Q Ques "A
Nathaiie's Petition Rejected.
Cry OF MEXICO, July el.-News has
reached here that the belligerent republics,
San Salvador and Guatemala, which have
been at swords points for some time past,
have finally faced each other ia battle
array. Particulars Of the engagement arc
meager, but the report states that the
Guatemalas were defeated with heavy
losses and driven from the field
Their Artillery Captured.
The victorious San Salvadorians swept
everything before them and captured the
artillery Of their foes.
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nelnnand ~ A. Rnralta-

4 CoNsTANTNoPLE, July 21.-Herr Gerson.
the chief engineer, and Herr Aejor, thel
local superintendent of the Ismidt and
Angora railroad, who were recently capt-l
ured near Ismidt by brigands and heidi
for ransom of Sl7,50O, have been released.
Their capture was made the subject Of o.
note addressed by the ambassadors Of Ger
many and Austria to the porte. The notel
declared that such outrages were Of too
frequent Occurrences in Turkish territory. /
and insisted that more eiicacioas meas
ures be taken by the Ottoman governments
to protect foreigners engaged ia dsvslop~
ing Turkish resources
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pR. MALLgYs TaAalc eNn.
The Alleged Slayer Of Jennie cramer
killed in Colorado.

AAe Aieged slayer of Jennie Gramer
killed IN Colorado.
NEW YORK, July 2l-A special dispatch
received ia this city yesterday announces
the death in Aspen, Colo, OF Dr. Edward
g. Malley Of that city While riding a
horse Saturday he was thrown and in
stantly killed. DR. Malley was one of the
two brothers who were charged with the
murder Of Jennie Cramer, the handsome
young woman who was enticed 20 Savin
Rock, near New Haven, Conn. by woman
named Blanch Douglass, OF New York, aud
was found dead on the beach.
The Malley boys, Walter and Edward,
then resided in New Haven, and were ar
rested on suspicion Of being her murderers.
They had been seen in company with Miss
Cramer prior 70 her death, but there was
no evidence to show that they committed
or were parties TO the murder, and they
We're not convicted Nevertheless public
opinion condemned them and they sold out
their property in New Haven and moved
away.
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Atlantic City,s nrvsterv soIved.

ATLANTIC City, N. J., July 2i.-In the
postmortem examination on the body Of
Joseph Mclaughlin, of Philadelphia. who
died in his room in a hotel here soon after
he had been struck by strange man. it
was found that thare was big clot of
blood over the brain, but the skull was not
fractured, although badly bruised. Nc
Laughlin was said to have been hit while
in a fight between maa and
woman No arrests have been made
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a wnshlnrtnn EdIlnr nana

WASHINGTON. July 2L-Col. Thomas C.
Morrow, for a number Of years editor and
proprietor of The Sunday Gazette, died at
his residence in this city Sunday Of in
fiammation of the bowels Col. Morrow
was born in Sydney, o., forty-seven years
ago. He served through the war as sar-
geant and lieutenant. and afterward in the
cavalry service on the frontier against the
Indians
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-. r.r.IIa nnd ,l,a nrarn..i.-

NEW York, July 2l.--hrs- Frank Leslie
was among the passengers who arrived
from Europe yesterday afternoon on the
Anchor line steamship City Of Rome.
Mrs. Leslie looked very well indeed. When
asked about her reported engagement with
the Marquis de Leuville she shrugged her
shoulders, looked annoyed and finally said:
II have not been married, and, further
more, am not going to marry the mar
'quis. lam Mrs Leslie still and hope TO
remain gon
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Tn nIemnrr IN nnn. rl.n..

NEW York, July 81. ~ Prohibitionists
and people Of all factions whose symaa
thies are antagonistic to the liquor traffic,
filed nearly all the seats in Lenox lyceum,
Madison avenue and Fifty-ninth street,
Sunday afternoon, when memorial services
were held in honor Of the late Gen. Clin-
ton i. Fisk. Speeches eulogistic OF the
life Of Gen. Fisk We're made by Professor
Dickie, Gen. Green, Clay Smith, c. l. Par
kerr A. A. Hopkins and Mrs Mary I.
Rgart
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SUMMER nEsnRrs-
HorhL OEErw0oOE,

HOrhL CEErW0OOE,
II ATLANTIC CITY, N. ]. .
Remodeled and enlarged; sixty sleeping
rooms Ell eonveniences Of large hotel; newly
ing ocean view; bees comfortable, with woven
wire springs, heir mattresses and feather pill
lows; closets on each floor; particular care has
been given to the sanitary Announcements
throughout the house; city water and gas; call
bells in every room
This hotel Is desirahly located on Pacific
avenue, between Indiana and Illinois avenues.
convenient 70 the Pennsylvania and Reading
railroad stations, and within two minutes
walk OF the beach
The proprietress takes this opportunity 70
thank her friends and patrons for former
make Hotel Chetwoode a HOME IN every
respect.
Special attention will be given to the care
~ tnvalids NSS ANNIE GRIfRR
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Fare, Round Trip, $1.OO.
NeE JeTSey& &WiImiRgt' Ferry Co
sTEAmKR
CHRISTINA

Time table taking effect Saturday. june 20
1900. between MtLHlNGFO FONs PEANS-
GROVE, PENNsvtLEE and ATLANTIC
LEAVE wILMINGTON-KING STREET
For Pennsgrove-7 30. II 80 a. m, ? 30. 6 45 p.
I 80, 70 45 a. m, aO,5 81 s40p m. :
Saturday only, 20 p. m. Sunday only, %
For Pennsville-7so a. m 3sp. m. sun
day only, 30 a. m, ~ p. m.
FOR WILMINGTON.
Leave Pennsville-905 05 a. m, 8 10 p. m
Sunday only, . 10 a. m, 3 80 p. N.
Leave Atlantic City sunday only, eco p.
Leave Pennsgrove g 90. 10 Loo a. m. 1.25. 800
m Sunday only, $50. 1900 a. m. l2.45
1 30, 500 p. m.
Boat lea wing Pennsgrove at 500 a. m. con-
ing, Coate willie. West Chester and all points
on w. q n. r. r..
Boat leaving Pennsgrove at 1890 a. m. con-
meets with Steamer Reyb0id from Salem.
Delaware City. New ,'astie. Alsowith train
River Railroad
Boat leaving PennsRrove at LES D. m. con
meets with train for Reading. CCatesviile and
ali points on W. a. n II r.
Boat leaving Wilmington at 7a30, II 30 q m.
and ~ p. m connects with trains on Della
ware River r. r. for all stations. The 3 81
O'Clock D. IN boat from Wilmington connects
with steamer Reybold for Salem and inter.
mediate points. and with Steamer CLYDE
from Woodland Beach.
The l0.O0 q. IN. boat from Pennsgroye on
sunday will wait Tor the Delaware River
train.
The Steamer can be chartered for special
moonlight excursions. Applysto The under
signed.
A. g MoCAUsLAND. !.
inf liant
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Paterson.s Ilnpsnsire rlsnre

PATERSON, n. J., July 2l-Fire was dis
covered in the engine room OF J. G. Todd's
machine aud boiler factory Sunday morn
kng. Before the fire department could get
the flames under control the boiler room,
together with it's contents, and the greater
portion of the building were destroyed.
Loss about $150,000; insurance, s75, 600.
Mr.. Todd's New York offices are at No. 80
Barclay street.
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Two Murderer, ID Lnrrs.

ROCHESTER, N. T., July 2l.--Jacob Does
chel died last night from the effects Of a
blow on the head by billiard cue in the
hands of Tony" Polish Jew, during a
saloon fight Edward Stanley was stabbed
in the neck during a fight at Seabreeze, on
lrondequOit bay, last evening. Neither OF
the murderers has been captured.
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Mr.. and Mrs. o'Brien Entertat.sd.

LONDON, July 81. - Mr. Charles Fl
Schwann. Liberal member of parliament
for North Manchester, entertained Mr..
William O'Brien and his bride, nee Raffalo-
witch. Among the guests who were as.
sembled TO meet Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brieu.
were Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone, Right HorA
and Mrs. Shaw-Lefevre Mr.. John Dillon
and Right Hon. Hugh ChiIders, togethenl
with number Of other scarcely less dis
tinguished men.
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Two KilIed ID : crosslnr.

HAMBURG, n. Y, July sl.-Adam Eifert
living near here, and his son, while return
ing from Buffalo, were killed at the Alb
boG road crossing by passenger train. 1t
is supposed they fell asleep and the horse
walked into the fast moving train. The
bodies were taken to Buffalo.
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A PeddIer Murdered.

BSszAMTeS, n y, July 2l.-The body
Of man who had evidently been murdered
has been found under the floor OF shanty
in the town Of vestal. It is supposed to be
that OF a Turkish peddler named A. Hat
tog. There were several wounds on the
head He was seen several days ago in
company with two of his fellow country
men ia this village Sixteen dollars and a
letter from q business house at.57 Wash
ington street. New York, were found in tho
peddler's pockets. An investigation will
be held Rhor4lY
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KIIled Two Men w,.h /. pa.,,.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, July 21.-John Curtis
and Charles A. Graham were murderously
assaulted with razor in the hands of Dan
lei Mccarthy at 3 a. m. Curtis throat was
cut from ear to ear and Graham was hack
ed almost to pieces. Mccarthy has been
arrested
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wvoming's Fir.t STATE EIeotIon

CHEYENNE, July Ex-Governor Warren
las issued proclamation calling the first
Wyoming elsction for Sept. II. The Dem
ocratic and Republican state conventions
are called for Aug II in this city. The
formal celebration over Wyoming's ad-
mission will be held here Wednesday next.
Governor Thayer, Of Nebraska, at one
ime governor Of Wyoming, will be orator
sf tha dsv
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a autslde a .I,ethlehem

BETHLEEE1a, Pa, July 21.-The dead
body Of a stranger was found at Fetters
hotel in this city Sunday He had arrived
at the hotel at midnight and registered as
Moses SilEerthorn. From papers discov-
cred on his person he is believed to have
been a resident Of either Lansdowne or
Hamden, n. J. Death was caused by as
phyxiatiou. The coroneris jury rendered
a verdict Of suicide
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ChIef Clerlt NaIdecIker,a Denth.

WASHINGTON, July 21.-Louis WaIdeck-
er, chief clerk Of the bureau Of navigation,
navy department. died at his home here
Sunday. aged 55 Mr. Nvaldecker bad been
a resident Of Washington for forty years
and filled the position he bold srt tl.ae
OF nls 1s-.- 49, .-s.4. ----- t,.s-sy yaAis.
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..The Kid., sam a. Farre.

Tucson, A T.. July Gilt has been as
sertained that of the eight Apache prison
srs under ''the Kid, p who murdered Sheriff
Reynolds and his deputy and then escaped,
Ill but three have been killed. THE Kid'
and two others are at large. Troops are
aut after the survivors.
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Conxressmnn YynIIfer Daa,I.

ST. LOUIS, no, July 2L-Congressman
James p. Walker, member of congress
rom the Fourteenth district, died at his
home at Dexter, Mo-, OF congestion OF the
brain. He was 40 years of age
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warnea catholln. 70 Arnla =.

DUBLIN, July 2l.-In a discourse at tho
Armagh cathedral, Rev. DR.. Macneece das
nounced the secret society known as thA
Ancient Order of Hibernans. which va
founded in America. He said the socieeS|
was seeking to obtain members in Ireland
and he warned all Catholics to avoid IL.
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osman DIgAs Lost 400 Mon.

CAIRos-Inly 2l.--It is reported that Os.
man Digna and bis followers have re
turned to Tokar, hayiag lost zoo mon by
famine and sickness, aut cling obliged
for the time i'eiag t1 ahaaata heir bel
l4ols expedition.
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A Connecticut man KIlIad.

PHILADELPHIA, July 21.-A man named
!. kingsley, supposed to be resident Of
6reenville, Conn, was instantly killed by
being struck by locomotive Sunday.
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Plnning aIi1s Burned.

LAKE GEORGE, N. Y, July 2l.-The large
planning mills, factory, lumber yard and
sheds owned by d. w Sherman ut Glens
Falls were destroyed By Ere. Loss, $4,000;
~ lnsu.44ce.
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E4-Queen Nataiie's ,Dfroroe.

BELGRADE, July 2l.-The Sere;an syno8
has rejected he petition o. cx.n nuee-, Na@
talie for rehearing as to the legality o9
hsF djsesea ilSn - Aing 4ilaa.
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PROPOSALS.
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DROPOsALS.


sDROPOSALS.
Proposals will be received in the lock box. at
the Boar of education rooms until D. m
on Monday. july .2s. for window shades for
new public school No rs. In the Twelfth ward
The shades mustte Of the color adopted BY
the board. of the best material aud workman
ahip, and hung in each window in eemp etc
working order an or before august g. present
year sample of material must accompany
@acL proposal. JOSEPH PYLE.
Chairman
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weather Indication,

Sal warmth, and generally fair. with
the advance Of the western "hot waven
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REAL ESTATE.

YNOR SALE OR RENT-tEIGHT ROOMED
A. houses on Eighteentlfs street. Highlands
Apply to NEW TON II. ELgUD. Eighteenth
street and Mount saleIa avenue, Wilmington.
EOR RENT -TEN-k0uM HOUSE. No. 107
a West Seventh street Apply 10 r H.
EARf., 1910 Market street, or l05 West
Seventh street.
L0R RE vt SEVEN ROOM HOUSE. 1lg
~ Franklin street Apply III Market street,
EOR RENT-FoUR NEW QUEEN
Y Anne cottages. with rooms. bath and
attic. Large yards. delightfully."- located,
Iwenty-third and jefferson streets Apply to
THOMAS TsTNALl, 7l2 Marset street
LaOR RENT DWELLING HOUSE. S37
Y Market street containing IL large, COM
and extra basement Kitchen. The location Is
central and desirable
EQUITABLE GU ARANTEE 81 TRUST Co,
S3l Market street
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Es-Mayor Psndieton sued for DIvoro,

FoHT WORTH, Tex, July e1.-Ths wife
Of ex-Mayor Pendleton, Mrs. Lizzie B.
pendleton, has fled suit for divorce, in
which Miss Addie Cullen is cited as CO.
respondent. Pendleton, who ran away
with his typewriter, has resigned, and the
council wassummoned TO assemble in spe
cial session to consider the document.
Pendleton wrote tho following from Buff
falo. Capt. NJ. B. Loyd-In day or two
I viii forward you full power to take
charge Of all property and pay all debts,
and make provision for Bell and thu chill
dren." In an interview at New Orleans
Mayor Pendleton said he had perhaps been
too precipitate, but did not think he was
guilty of amy wrong in marrying Miss
Cullen. Pennleton has gone to Chicago TO
inveHtigate the manner in which his attor-
neys procured his divorce from Mrs. PEN
dleton iust before he married the type
writer.
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WITH SELECT MUSIC ON BOARD EACH
BOAT
Leave Fourt' street wharf for Chester and
Philadelphia, daily, Sundays included at
ElJ and ~ 81 \. m. o. IS and IS m
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut rect wharf
at 30 and 20 h. IN 90, 400 and As o. m.
For Marcus Hook at 90 m. aud IL D M
For Lincoln Park st l8 30 a m, and 90
D. N.
Returning from the park at 40 and s5
D. n.
Excuraion tickets. including admission TO
the grounds, soc. Children. 25c
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sHrRIFF,s Sales


GHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of Levsrl Fecias, to me direc.
ted win be exposed to public sale at the Court
House, on Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city Of Wilmington
New Castle county. Delaware.
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Another Theory.

Another theory in regard to the murder
is that it was committed by Blair Mock,
who in 1891 killed the engineers son. Mr.
Yanderander was the chief witness against
Mock and the latter swore vengeance.
Mock was seen near Enterprise shortly be-
fore the arrival Of Nanderander's train. A
sharp lookout is being maintained for
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BOARD AND ROOMS


HAVING TAKEg THE HOUSE. No. sos
IL West Tenth streets ] am now prepared
10 accommodate a few select boarders Best
OIL reference required Mas. WHEEKER
DLEAS SAINT BuARDilIG HOUSE FOR
a single lady or married couple at e22
Madison street
w WAN1ED-TFREE GENTLE MEN
w boarders aT2ls Orange street.
WANTED-BOARDER A. 52l e. FIF TIL
w St, pleasant rooms and home comforts.
-EEIANTED -BOARDfc Rs. GOOD ACCOM-
w modations. No. 90 East Fourth street.