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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-11-11
sho was Too FasCInatlne.

The proprietress of q cafe on the
boulevard des Italiens recently snid to
q young and impecunious journalist:
"This is the sixth time you have been
here without saying word about the
money you owe me, monsieur! What
am to understand by it?" "Ah, mad
ane," said the witty journalist, when
one sees you one forgets every thing"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-11-11
A wonder la Eyes.

The eyes of insects are immovable,
and many of them seem cut into a
multitude OF facets, like the facets of O
diamond. Each of these facets is sup
posed to possess the powers of true
eye, Lenenboeck counted 8,1s1 of them
in the cornea of beetle, and over 5000
In that OF common horse-ay.
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AN EVENING PAPER,
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Editor and Proprietor
sUBsCRIPTION RAVES.

One copy. SIX months. s on
For any period under six months. one dollar
per month. Payable in advance.
Delivered BY oHtrier, In Elko AT 9o cents week.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

viii be made as low a. lie consistent with
ourd business principles. Apply at the Of
a. q for terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18
LOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Thursday

Thursday, July lip. m
There was little of stock market to-day. The
total transactions at the Stock Exchange included
77127 shares Of listed and 1885 of unlisted
stocks: and of the last-named amount Sugar GER
titcates contributed $3.50. Despite the dulness
the values ruled firm. BY desperate effort ST
Paul was opened OFF LIZ per cent at 73 IA, which
was within 1-S per cent of the lowest price OF
the DAY. and it was the closing figure after rally
to 73 IS. Rock Island steadily rose from W IA
TO oil is under a moderate covering OF shorts,
while ST. Paul was made to look weak. But
when lust before the close it wac announced from
Chicago that the meeting of managers had adj
journed till afternoon without accomplishing any
advance in freight rates, because of the single
opposing vote of the Atchison Company, there was
renewed selling of Rock Island SO tnat sales OK
$500 sharcs-0ne-haf of the whole day S business
marked the price OF to 90 Is In ten minutes minutes
time The movement had the effect TO weaken
prices throughout the general list, ana left the
final figures immaterlally changed from tie open
ing prices. it,.
ton at Chicago and why the Atchison Company
refuses to accept the committees report without
some amendments II is safe to say that tHe
Atchson Company is as DESTROYS as any other 10
advance rates. but 1T is possible that 1t is work
ing for security and for responsibility of executive
officers in any new agreement that is made
II was NOT expected that the spectators IN
silver certificates would be pleased with our re-
marks upon what the Secretary may regard as a
market price" They are looking TO q specula-
tion for their profits, and not to the Treasury.
But that afforded no reason for one of them TO
rush Historically into print in vain attempt 10
be satirical The discretion which the bill gave
70 the Secretary was frequently referred 10 in the
debate on it in the Senate Further than that.
we think no one will take the contrary OF the
proposition that a silver speculation at this time
would be detrimental to the general good. B bar
silver in London to-day declined 5-l6d; TO 5Od.
The proposition is that a home speculation III
silver will not make the market price
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
The Treasury purchased Sl61,000 per cent
bonds at l21 and Sl77,050 l-2 per cents at
IO3 At the Stock Exchange no business was
done in Government bonds, and the quotations were
easier as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18

4 NUHOR LINE. q. ,. MNIL Steamships.
NEw.YoRER' s and iiiyEiRPoSSLs Ma QUEENSTOWN.
IS CllY OF ROME sails
Saturday July %. Aug. 90 Sept 20. Oct )s' e
Cabin $780, $50 800 second cabin. $50 and $50 steer
NETWORK AND GLASGOW, VIA LONDONDERRY.
Nnchorio Jry "a 7 A. m Furnessla. Aug. .. a.
Etopla Juy "a 10 Deyon sao Ags :. o p an q.
This steamer sails from Anchor Line piers Prenaces
s'0re1i iEnNSIDSfFfsoS BRoTHERs. Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18
financial.
REORGAN IZATION
OF THE
OREGON & TRAASCOKTINEhTAL CO.

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS;
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that, In pursu.
Of the resolutions adopted by you on Nov. D.
1850, aud June 16, 1880, arrangements have been
completed for the reorganization Of the Oregon md
Trunsc ontinental Company.
THE NORTH AMERICAN COMPANY has been
organized under the laws New-Jcrsey with the samo
authorized capital stock that Of the Oregon ana Trans
continental Company has been made between the
two companies whereby The North American Company mas
agreed purchase all the assets OF The oregon anu
Transcontnental Company and to exchange It's shares
stock share for share for the stock oil the oregon anu
Transeontlnental Company.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JULY 18th TO AND
INCLUDING THURSDAY, THE 18th DAY OF
AUGUST, 1890, THE FARMERS LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY WILL RECEIVE ON DEPoslT
SHARES or STOCK OF THE OREGON AND
TRANsC0NTINENTAL COMPANY. AND WILL
ISSUE THEREFOR ITS NEGOTIABLE CEkTlF-
ICATHs OF DEPOSIT, WHICH WILL BE LISTED
IMMEDIATELY UPON THE NETWORK sTOCk
EXCHANGE. As SOON As 2S9,O00 SHARES OF
THE STOCK OF THE OREGON AND TRANS
CONTINENTAL COMPANY HAVE BEEN so DE-
POSTED, THE TRUST COMPANY Will. ISSUE
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE CERTIFICATES OF
DEPOSIT AN EQUAL NUMBER OF SHARES OF
STOCK OF THE NORTH AMERICAN COMPANY.
THE EXCHANGE OF STOCK MAY ALSO BE
MADE, AT THE ELECTION or TIE NORTH
AMERICAN COMPANY, As SOON A. 2ei,O0O
SHARES OF OREGON AND TRANsCOSTlNENTAL
STOCK HAVE BEEN DEPOSITED.
case less than the required number Of shares Of
Oregon stock deposited the Trust
Company will to the holders Of the Certificates Oh
Deposit upon the surrender thereof the shares OF oregon
and Transcontincnal stock represented thereby in ac
with the terms Of the contract between the TWO
companies.
The details OF proposed reorganization VIII be found
in the contract Copies OF this contract and OF the GER
tincste Of organization Of The North American Company
may had application at the Farmers Loan ana trust
Company, at the Office Of this company
BY order OF the Executive Committee.
COLGATE HOYT,
Vice President.
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EDEN MUSEE. The World in Wal
IL YANK.HoE and Beautiful 0MENE. aft, ey'g.
ERDELYI NACzIs HUNGARIAN BAND.
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DIED I'D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
Ii FOR LAGUAYRA, PUERTO CABELLO CURACOA,
CORO AND MARACAIB0.
Calling ut Trinidad land and embark passengers and
mails.
Pier SO, East River.
SS VENEZU Tuesday, July o. 2 100 p. m.
SS CLRACAS....... Saturday, August q 100 p. m.
SIS PHILADELPHIA. Thursday, August ~ go p m.
These American steamships, specially built for the
trade have very superior accommodations for passengers
' BOULTON, BLISS DALLETT
General Managers II Wall.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18
financial.
REORGANIZATION
OF THE
Marshall Consolidated Coal Mining Co.
or COLORADO,

or COLOkADO,
THE TIME FOR DEPOsITING THE STOCK AND
poNDS OF THE ABOVE COMPANY WITH THE
KNICRERBOCKER TRUST co. HAS BEEN En-
TENDED TO JULY ID.
ABOUT 10000 SHARES OUT OF 10000 AND
OVER 8J FER CENT. OF BONDS HAVE BEEN
DEPOSITED UP TO DATE.
AFTER ABoVE DATE no SECURITIES WILL
BE RECEIVED.
Il. " LOEW,
ii. p. GOLDSCHMIDT,
MARCUS STINE.
(HAs. GREGORY,
=. vi. STONE,
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the amount OF the pro rata share to be contributed
by stockholders Of the Houston and Texas Central
Railway Company, under article of the reorgan-
ascertained to he and is fixed at S71 40 for each
share. This subscription must be paid on
before September l next 70 entitle stockholders
This denomination and restatemcnt of the
amount OF subscription is made in pursuance of an
ord order of the Supreme Court which decided that
been duly fixed and determined.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL
81; s:%;i; s 81 ,sssS:s ,s:s
S S S;sSi' {: 81 ss ss!
' Louisville sDis ST. Louis AND So- TEXAS
Second week XII in July. s5,5si $500, sss95
MILWAUKEE AND NORTHERN
S ss%i'; :: g.; Ei 5: IS e:
MILWAUKEE. LAKE SHORE AND WESTERN.
ST. Ss%;i, :: So rs; s3j s :G:
P1TTsBURG AND WESTERN
s%S' Z 81
TOLEDO, ANN ARBoR AND NORTH MICHIGAN.
g. S ssSi, 81 $i, & ! s:
TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS AND KANSAS CITY.
Second week In July. sS,4s3 slS10f s29o55o
JAN 70 July H.. 233,955 4269O3 T9oSZ
WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE
s:%Si, !: 81 ;i ss ;g:; ;
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets
London, July II, .. m.-Consols 96ss for money and
90 916 Atlantic and Great Western 1rst
mortgage trustees certificates 3!9 Canadian Pacinc,
s3ss Erie 265. Illinois Central. 49, Mexican ordinary,
43h ST. Paul common ~. Mexican Central new per
cent bonds 1854 silver IS quoted at sod ounce:
The Of discount in the open market for three months
The amount Of bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF
England on balance to-day Is G45, 600. ... M.
The bullion in the Bank Of England decreased ESo2o Oo
during past The proportion OF the Bank OF Eng
lands liability which last week was 34l per
cent, is 34S7 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18
THE CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI CHICAGO AND
ST. LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY.
CINCINNATI Ohio JuIy 7. 1890.

CINCINNATI. Ohio, July 7. 1900
In action taken by the stockholders OF this
at their special meeting held this day. the trans
fer books Of the stock will be closed at the ONCE
Of Drexel Morgan Co., % Wall-st., NewYork, July
81 1890 at D. M, and will be reopened August 20. at
10 a. N.
Common stockholders Of record on the closing OF the
books as above will entitled subscribe for the In
creased common OF the company TO be paid for az
the rate Of SO per share hereinafter speched In the
proportion o. full share of the increased common
stock for Zach % shares Of common stock regis
tered their the closing OF the DOCKS as ABOVE
this proportion being equal 10 Is cent OF their pres
ent holdings provided subscription therefor be made on or
before July 81 $780, the office Of the fiscal agents Of
the company Messrs. Drexel, Morgan Co.. after which
date any stockholders shall have made their sub
scrptlons will absolutely forfeit the right TO make the
same. Payment be made at the address, in
cash at the Of SO per share Of the increased stock
on August IS 1890. And subscriber falls
to make payment before August 10, 1890 his right
subscribe increased stock SHALL at the option Of
the company. be forfeited in all respects.
Stockholders desiring assign their rights. in whole
or IN part may do the blank which Will be sent
TO their address Additional blanks, 1; required will be
furnished them application at the Office Of the fiscal
agents, as above
no subscriptions will be received for less than
share but fractional rights may be assigned and sub
scrptions may be made Hereunder for whole shares
when such assignments aggregatng more whole
shares presented.
THE CLEVELAND, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO AND
ST. LOUIS RAILWAY CO.,
BY NJ. j.. INGALLS,. President
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THE DAY in THE BOND MARKET.
Ill ed G. 000 A

State issues were entirely neglected, and Of
city bank stocks ony America sold ;5O) at
FL Is: ~. ,n. ,.ot was ouie, and firm
The special features were Columbus, Hooking
Valley and Toledo 5s which were active at o'a
az and Richmond and West Point collateral
trust 5s which rose TO 1o; Reference Is niaoc W
our full report OF bono sales
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money ruled at per cent and closed at l-2
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, S116,319,eso; balances
@'i The SubTseasury was debtor at the Clearing
House today S65, sl3. Its net gain on balance
was 1858, soil made up by gains o. Sloo,;oIs
currency and sSaSSS2 con paV@ S
nii resulting In general balance OF 81 a9'2d2'-
023. consisting of $172,3s9,6O6 coin ana So'ooo'-
the United States Treasury at WASHINGTON re,
ccired to-day Si77,7l4 National bank notes Tor
redemption. .oo;,,s ,yere z, 346.756. the in
, Iae TeSenue receipts Sl6ol23, and the mis-
oellaneous receipts S8S, 1o3 .eoosb
To-dav,s Washington Treasury statement OF casn
on hand and deposits in bank compates sniioys
VI SO >, 4 ssss IS B:,
Net lsg os IL e21s2s n76eo41 Inc. 1S1alo
Actual cash In Hrsi
cert Ssa 80; sS Dec Dec
w. balances 1850 1888 $40 @25i c78 7Og Inc ss'51
THE foreign exchanges were duil s anu Co I my
steady in tone The gold engagements t rIoo Gao
dsv's Steamers however, amount 10 S2"HvUup. .
W. onote rates for actual business as ion9ws
pankars' bills, S4 "a IA and 81 So Ia Tor long
and short sterling respectively; French francs Ia al
SIa34 and SIS IA; reichmarks at 10 anu
az "a and guilders at 40 l-o ana Az H.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
III. voyarpors of the Bank Of England at thelr
,oahIv n,eeting to-day made no change III its rsue
NC 6sconnt and il remains al per cent D9r my
~ ,ueek the bank lost f3O2 900 DullIon, anu '
nronortion of its reserve to It's naoilluen ""e
ppaiSed from 34sl TO 34.S7 per cent, hgaiiisu a
anIine from 20 O5 to 1903 per cent IN inc SAINT
o % last year when it's rate for discount VIZ We
We IS ~ nor cent. To-day the bank lost t4o'V1o
h,il;on on balance The weekly statement on .ne
PAM Of France shows loss OF 4OolqOo lIanss
goId a I'd a loss of 4,025O0o francs snNeII ,ore
The London Stock Exchange British consois VIZ gnr
caster nj 96 3-8 and 90 9-l6 respccLlvcH ~,
money and account In the open market ino nes
rmlnd a. a ner cent for discounts ana palhnc I
American railways were all lower az inc open,hs
in resnonse no Yesterdays home declines anu Wv,
downyvard movement continued 10 the ciose e -,
bnsness Al Paris French per Genus wer ,oI 70 ~
at Of *. and sight exchange on Lonoon ieii :"
Pm re T csTtrsi Trust Company gives notice mat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18
DRIME BANK STOCK.

VHE 1'1Rt'rH
OF DENVER, COLO,
T. ,oc,essne rs capital TO sl0oo,oo0; making It tho
Strongest Bank in Colorado.
Cham. s1o5 90 each the 81 90 premium going 70 proft
I'm, ,or the benefit OF aud old stockholders'
Rsnk officers OF long and successful hnaheal e.pn
snce A limited plumber OF shares wiz be sou, ~, 80
NEWER Loan and Improvement Coz OF Bank pen'e'' "0
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-11
p0TNn.


Special COrresponteuce Of Gazette and Journa
DoyEE, sap. 4.-igorge B1,.ar a4I Two
hnRers OF his lsft hand severed Monday
-tternuon white 5uttiag in NJ the canning
establishment or Il. GhaTaber-.
A preliminary naeting was held In the
room Of tLe R9boins Hobs Company last
evening In order to ascertain how many
shares won!i no taken IN u new building
loan ass jciAtlon. Five hundred shares
were subscribed 10 u short time. This loan
will start business when 1900 shares are
taken aud will be known as the Peoples
Building Loan Association.
William Denney was chairman OF the
meeting and Philip Burnett secretary. o.
q. b. Day, John II. jonas and John II.
Bateman we're appointed committee u
totm bylaws, Phlitp Burnett wns ap-
pointed to secure subscribers OF stock. The
next meeting will be held at the same place
next Wednesday evening az O'Clock.
John Bockman, former weIl-known
contractor and bliider Of Dover, has sent
| his old friend John Il. Jones, here, some
cotton balls raised on hts plantation In
Georgia. He writes very eheerfully OF the
South and IS progressing nicely.
The evening service ut the n. T.. Church
will hereafter commences at 80 O'Clock.
DOVER Sept. 8 Cutie a number OF
friends Of the Hev. H. E, Terry gave the
lcNsAbuu B6ulleuhu u TrctpLltu hl tllu pAE-
sOnage last night upon ht1 saturn from his
vacation of two weeks. Ir. Terry looks
exceedingly we'll uGd sesns greatly fe.
freshed ~ his outing. lie will he In his usual
place to.morrow evening. Tbs quarterly
love ieast will be administered tomorrow
| morning.
A lawyer from Chester, Pa, came here
| yesterday 10 secure the release OF Jacot
| Kelley who shot and Killed the coiored
woman Lizzie Moore at Woodland Beach
recently. He hpg 4 TO sacnrs the release
! Of Kelley on wi Of habsas CORPUS, bui
there being 40 Judge q; nome his efforts
we Q futile.
William snithers, a farmer living neai
OoWgllPs Corner, v9terd4y had Ambrose
Green, u eolgrei youth, arrested for the lar,
ceny OF SIS. o:al hla h3an III this EN-
ploy OF Mr.. smtlesB and eisappeared abou
tins time thp m)nsY sas missed. He had d
hearing and wa lodged Ia jail to await the
coming rm o. cont.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-11
npHrINe rHr W. noK q IS.
Two more striking Knights Hur
Down by "A squad OF Detectives.

Two More striking Knights Hmm
Down by IA squad OF Detectives.
ALBANY, N. ", Sept. S.-The mystery
attending the apprehension OF John Reed
who was detained in Superintendent mt
Bissells office all day yesterday on suspi-
cion of being one OF the Central train
wreckers was partially explained this
morning by the arrest OF John Nernan
West Albany freight brakemen living at
1856 Second street, in Albany and John
Cordial, freight conductor living at 5S5
Livingston avenue. Both men are mar
ried and are striking knights belonging
TO Local Assembly No. 10,740.
These two men were arrested at their
homes this morning Of 3 O'Clock, after a
thorough search Of the CITY for them by a
dozen detecliye
All these meL were concerned IL the
arrests OF the two men and citizens who
saw their entrance to the station houses
said il was q ludIcrous scene to see Cor
dial brought to the second precinct in
charge Of six men and Herman in charge
of four men when he was brought to the
fifth precinct.
The detectives chung to each other as
though they were afraid to prosecute the
search for the men singly, evidently
thinking II the men were arrested
by the whole detail II would be
better each one individually to share in
the reward offered rather than scatter
and let each man take his chances In
etfeoting an arrest and thus capture big
reward for himAelf
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-11

by local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion Of the ear. There
is only one way to cure Deafness, and
that ia by constitutional remedies. Deaf
ness is caused by an inhlmed condition of
the mucous lining or the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube gets inflamed you
nave rumbling und or imperfect hear
ing, and when it is entirely closed Deaf
ness is the result and unless tina infiam-
nation can be taken out and this tube
restored to its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever; nine caseH out
of ten are caused by oatarrh, which ia
nothing but an intiamed condition OF the
mucous surfaces,
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Deafness (caused by CatarrL)
that we can not cure by taking Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
f. j. CHENEY e. Co., Toledo, 0.
E5- Sold by Druggists, zoe.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-11

Charles Murphey, aged about IS years,
was probably fatally Injured Friday morning
by being Kicked by horse owned by the
Delaware Fire Company. The accident
occurred on Guthrle's lane, near the prem.
les OF the Cold Spring Ice Company,
Charles Evans, driver OF the Delaware
truck, and Howard Foulk, member OF the
Delaware Fire Company, had tho COM
pany's three horses ouJ for exercise. The
two mon were mounted and the third horse
was led by Mr.. Evans. Near the ice house
Charles Murphey aud his brother were met.
The former called to MIR. Foulk, asking for
a match, and when his request was refused
the two boys ian around to the rear of the
horses. They approached too near unfortu-
nately and Charles was kicked ia the head,
his skull being fractured and he rendered
unconscious. 'rba police patrol was
promptly summoned and 1t conveyed the
lad to Delaware Hospital, His brother
narrowly escaped being kicked too. Messrs.
Evans and Foulk were much depressed by
the accident aut NJ once reported the
occurrence to the police authorities.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-11
JAMES II. MULLIN.
He Consents TO an Acceptance OF the
Democratic Nomination for the
LegislaIure.

; He Consents TO an Acceptance OF the
Democratic Nomination for the
| Legislature.
John Pyle, Patrick Neary and Thomas
O. Doud the Democratic committee OF
Wilmington hundred, which called on
James t. Mullin Monday, inviting hii
candidature az representative for this CITY
in the next Legislature, was informed by
Mr.. Mullin this morning that he accepts
the honor protfered him. While he has
not sought nor asked for the distinction,
he realizes the serious importance OF the
office and its multiform responsibilities,
especially in regard to Wilmington and
this county.
Mr.. Mullin is o leading merchant tailor
and olothier o this city, the senior men,
Der Of tho firm Of j. L. Mullin Il Son at
Sixth and Market streets. He is native
of Chester county, Pa, and has resided
in this city about 10 years. MIR. Mullin
is Of pure Democratic stock, and he has
always been firm believer in the teach
ings of Jefferson. He has never held
Office nor been before the people for the
s1tfraRes, devoting his time almost ex-
cluaively to his business, which has
developed and prospered vastly at his
hands. He Is a man of business, active,
energetic and enterprising, always mani.
Testing keen and practical interest in
the welfare Of the community. Mr..
Mullin has expressed himself 10 favor of
reform in our local government and in
the economic expenditure of the public
money aud is in accord with the senti-
ment OF his party upon constitutional
reform,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-11
oHE,.ERrOTN.
Drowned in uud-SCRrlct Fever
For sitoeal Dredging.

CHEsrERT0wS, Nd. Sept. 9.-Frank Green,
c9lored, aged n years, was drowned in
LAnkiord's bay, Fl plney Neck, Sunday
afternoon While diving of vessel his
head vent down In the mud and he had to
be pulled OUT No inquest was necessary
TINS scarlet fever has made its appear
ance In this town, and two OF the children
OF Joseph Fesmeygr hav9 been attacked by
It. The cases arc sald 10 be of mild form.
Happy Lady. belonging TO l.. b. Emory OF
the Poplar Grove stock farm, will go to
Washington 1t week and will start 10 the
Breeders stakes for Maryland aud District
of COLUMBIA colts,
William Williams, alias Coffee Bill" a
nonresident was arrested IN Chester river
by Captain Horney OF the police ooat II ellen
Baughman, on the charge OF taking oysters
In Queen Anne's waters without liceuse. He
was arraigned before Jdstics John o. Phil
llps md held IN ba!l Tor the grand Jury in
November.
Six hundred and Gfty licenses have been
Issued so far, agalnst 1856 IN all OF last yesr.
In the orphans court to-day the will OF
James Reed was pronatad, and letters OF
administration gran az to Airs. NJ J. Raed,
who gave bond In $4,000. Ths will OF
David N. Smith was also admitted to pro.
bate, ana tho bond fzsd n 5000. aud the
inventory Of j. Wedding, administrator OF
Irving Y. Post, was flied.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-11
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