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Evening journal., 1890-01-02
UN N 2 hoUAI,
THE 10TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1890
At 2o'clock ,. m.


At the Court House on Market street be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets. IN the
city Of Wilmington, the following described
real estate, viz;
All that certain tract, piece or parcel Of
land, with the buildings thereon erected, (and
known as the Tea Shops). situate in the city
of Wilmington, county OF New Castle and
state of Delaware, bounded and described as
follows. to wit:
Beginning at the corner formed by the in
tersection of the southerly side of Third
street and the westerly side of Church
street; thence alo the said southerly side
of Third street westerly l42 feet 10 inches to a
corner Of land of Robert Carswell; thence
with the line Of mis- land southerly and par
allel with Church street l67 feet inches
CITY survey more or less to the northerly
side of Robinson street; thence along said
side OF Robinson street easterlv parallel with
Third street l42 feet 10 inches to the corner
formed by the intersection Of the westerly
side of Church street with the northerly side
of Robinson street; and thence along the
westerly side of Church street northerly 1877
feet inches to the southerly side of Third
ST. eet and place of beginning, be the contents
what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty John III. Walker, administrators of
James HOllingsworth. deceased, and Joseph
A. Richardson, administrator @. 7. A. of
Joseph Teas. deceased. the said James Hol-
lingsworth and Joseph Teas, late trading as
Hollingsworth a. Teas. and TO be sold by
ALVAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
Sheriff's office Wilmington Dec. 30, 1889.
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Wanthar.


Indications at p. m. for Maryland and
Delaware Cloudy weather and rain,
slightly warmer, southerly winds.
New York Herald Forecast. The
Western storms, now central near Lake
Huron, will probably move eastward to.
day, followed by cold waye" of some
severity, reaching this section by Fri
day night. Temperature rose yesterday
in the eastern and fell in the western
half Of the country, with minima of 20
to 80 degrees below zero in Northern
Montana, and maxima of 20 to 70 degrees
in Southern Florida. On Friday in this
city and section and in New England
partly cloudy to fair weather and fresh
to brisk northerly to westerly winds will
probably prevail, with slight thermal
changes, preceded by snsw near the
lakes, and rain and snow in New England,
followed by clearing, considerably colder
weather, and on Saturday colder, fair
weather in both sections.
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Green nguat uanv.

GEoRoErowE, KY, Jan 2.-John Green,
She colored farm laborer, who hutchered his
wife in a shocking manner in the streets Of
shis city in broad daylight on Aug. 81, has
been sentenced TO hang Jan. 10.
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ON THURSDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1890,
At 2 O'Clock p M.

The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece of land. with a
two-stOry frame dwelling thereon erect
ed, situate in the city of Wilmington aforesaid
and bounded and described as follows, to wit
b street, between Locust and Buttonwood
streets. at the distance of Y feet easterly from
the easterly side Of Locust street aforesaid;
II feet tn the sou herly side of an allev COM
municating with said Locust street; thence
easterly along said alley side and parallel to
street aforesaid II feet 70 corner; thence
to the aforesaid southerly side of B sire Il: and
thence thereby westerly along said side of B
street II feet to the place OF beginning, be the
contents there of what they may.
Seized and taken into execution as the prop
erty OF Patric Megary and Mary Megary, his
wife, and {. ts, and 30 be sold by
ALVAN ALLEN. Sheriff.
Sherif'sOhice. Wilmington, December 30. 1889.
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ND DInenae Ahrnnd.

BKnfdE, Jan, 2-The rapid increase in the
nnmher Of cases Of influenza at Wurzburg,
Bavaria, has rendered necessary theerection
OF several temporary hospitals There are
10000 cases Of the disease in Munich. The
spidernic is spreading in Dresden.
ROME, Jan. 2-The influenza is spreading
an Italy. II has appeared at Corona Mes
alma and Modena. The pupils OF the military
school at Modena have been sent home
MADRID, Jan. 2-The mortality here from
ahe influenza is very great, but there are in
~aications that the malady is decreasing.
aayarre, the tenor, Is not expected to re-
@over. The disease is spreading IN the pro
winces and has assumed very severe form
at Barcelona ti
DUBLIN, Jan 2.-Sixty Of the officials OF
@he Dublin postofiice are afflicted with in
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raltor ritch ne. ~

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Jan. 2.--Charies r.
Fitch, editor OF The Democrat and Chroni-
ale, is suffering from an attack Of influenza,
which has confined him TO the house for
several davs
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To restore the polish 70 tortoise shell, rub
well with a mixture Of rotten stone and sweet
oil, and polish with chamois and any good
silver powder.
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MARRIED..

THOMPSON N-BROTHFL.-On the 2sth of
December, by the Rev. 4. Gardiner Littell,
John =. Thompson and Miss Josephine
Brothel, both of Wilmington. Del
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Wnaxera ON strike.

Providence, Jan. 2.--The weavers in the
Rkerino mill have struck for an increase Of
@xen and half cents per cut Their pres
snt gay Is fifty rents per cut
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a shoe. After his wounds were dressed.
he was taken to the bording house Of
Joseph Durham. No. 62l East Sixth
street. His sssailants are unknown.
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LsrIalatora suflerlng from InIIuensa.

Legislators Suffering from Influenza.
BosT0N Jan. 2,-The legislature of 1890
began ite. session yesterday, There were
amany atsentees, owing to the prevailing epi-
stemic Of Influenza The organization OF the
two branches was effected without any fric-
1ien, and is the same as in 1889, with the ex-
eoption Of the presidency OF the senate, to
which Office Senator Henry H. Sprague was
chosen, Speaker Barrett was reelected In
the house The clerks are the same as pre-
mfnfsnlv
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CHERRIES SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ OF Levari Facias to me directed, will
be exposed to Public Sale at the Court House.
on Market street, between Tenth and Eleventh
Streets in the city of Wilmington, New Castle
Del,
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The reason why Eve ate the apple was
probably because she wanted to get some
clothes. Boston Courier
Evening journal., 1890-01-02

DEATH has no terrors to the tradesman
who furnishes the floral tributes to the
funeral. Boston Transcript.
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HOW ARE YOU.
NINETY I?

We are pleased to well
come you and hope you
will treat us as we'll as.
possible and as your prede-
cessor, Eighty.nine, did.
We will try and deserve
all the favors you will be-
stow on us and give you
no reason to regret so do
ing. We want to i'm
prove Sixth and Market
just as much this year as
we did last. and intend to
make every effort to give
you the advantage of all
modern Improvements for
the careful and convenient
selection of Clothing.
Our aim is, as usual, the
best goods possible and
prices as low as careful
management will possibly
allow.
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BEReNER 3 Engel ''Tannhaeuser Beer
Dord BottlinR Co.
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BURNS & MONAGHAN
No. 419 Market Street.
sHERIFF,s SALES.


CHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of Venditioni Exponas, to me d.
rected, viii be exposed to public sale
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G CHERIFF'S sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ of Levari Facias to me directed, will
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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RoBT. Smiths India Pale Ale, XIX
Brown Stout, Foord Bottling Co.
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sHERIFF,s SAFES.

Q CHERlFFpS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of Levari Facias, to, me directed,
will be exposed 70 public sale
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THE girl who has the strongest will is
the girl who says the strongest won't
Somerville journal.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST


OLD Gentleman Ito small boy)-"I wish
you a happy New Year, my son, and
hope you viii improve in wisdom, know.
ledge and virtue. Small Boy politely
and innocently)-"Thank you, Sir; the
same TO you.
DON'T commit suicide If you have
dyspepsia with headache, heartburn.
distress in the stomach, no appetite, and
are all worn out--but take Hoods Sarsa-
parilla and be cured. IL creates an appe-
tite. and gently regulates the digestion
Sold by druggists.
CALLER-To decide a bet, will You
please tell me where the familiar quota
tion, Turn about is fair play, orignatedf
Man at the desk Qmpatiently) Take
your Bible questions to Room g. This
Is the sporting department
FEHRENBAcH and stoeckle's Beers.
Foord Bottling Co.
CH URcH lotteries may be wrong, but
the chorister gets his money by chantsl
TRY one Of Harkins Great Scent
Cigars.
THERE is nothing worse for the har-
mony of an orchestra than to have q
trombone player get of his base.
MAKE home cheerful, and buy sing
ing Canary Bird. j. H. Harkins' Cigar
Store, No. 2l5 West Fourth street.
"RINe out, wild bellesl" young fell
low exclaimed when he found himself q
ring out on account of one.
DIR. DEHARpT's pennyroyal pills 81.
Sold by druggists; also by mail. 203 N.
Ninth street, Philadelphia Ladies be
ware Of limitations
THE girl who has the strongest will is
the girl who says the strongest won't
Somerville Journal
RoBT Smiths India Pale Ale, Xxx
Brown Stout, Foord Bottling Co.
DEATH has no terrors to the tradesman
who furnishes the floral tributes to the
funeral. Boston Transcript.
BEReNER B Engel 'Tannhaeuser" Beer.
oord Bottling Co.
THE reason why Eve ate the apple was
probably because she wanted to get some
clothes. Boston Courier
Evening journal., 1890-01-02

CHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ of Levari Facias to me directed,
will be exposed 70 Public Sale, at the
Court House, on Market street, between Tenth
and Eleventh streets. in the City of Whining
ton New Castle County, Delaware,
Evening journal., 1890-01-02

DIR. DEHARpTs pennyroyal pills 81.
Sold by druggists; also by mail. 203 N.
Ninth street, Philadelphia Ladies be
ware Of limitations
Evening journal., 1890-01-02

That part of the real estate of James
Raimond, deceased, which lies In the state Of
Maryland. and comprises sixty one acres and
100 perches OF land, more or less, all under
will be seld at public sale at the same time
and place.
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MERCY FOR BiRCHALL
His Wife's Ramored Trip to Ottawa
The "COloncl's'' Letter Forged.

OTTAWA, ONT. Oct 30.-There is rumor in
circulation that Mrs. BirchaIl has arrived in
town for the purpose OF pleading her husbands
cause with the minister OF justice. but il cam
not be confirmed. 1t is now SAID that tho
publication of the letter signed Colonel is a
part of plan to furnish grounds for an APP
pllcatIon Tor rcpricyc.
II such an application is to be made il hould
be made 10 a trial judge sitting at Toronto and
not TO the minister vi ustce. Some import
ance Is attached TO the petition which Sir
Charles TuYper has notified she department OF
justice Is now OH liz WAY hire from England.
With those. however, who have observed Sir
John 1LOmPsOn's conduct i'll capital cases il is
a fOregone conclusion that Brchaifs sentence
viii be carried out and not COMMITTED. He IS
always extremely reluctant to interfere with
sentences OF the courts Of justice.
BIECHALL PLAYS '.LEAP FROG"
WOODSTOCK, ONT, Oct. 3u-The near ap-
proach of the fatcd 18th of November does not
seem to have much outward effect on BirchalL
He processes to feel less concern than many of
the sentlmentalists VINO are troubling them-
selves about his fate. He plays leap troy in his
cell with his guard. and thinks II royal spor. 70
send the guard sprawiing on the floor when tho
occasion oilers. Pitching coppers Is another
tavo lite amusement OF his.
The ARRIVAL OF his spiritual adviser, however,
is always the signal for his adopting an appear
ance of solemuity suitable to the OCCASION
IeOpie are shocked 1T many OF the stories cur
rent about DirchalIs leyity. The colonel"
fiction Is pretty well exploded. There is little
doubt that the letter was prepared by brchall
himself in the hope that it sht create a di-
version in his favor at Ottawa. How he got it
out Of the Jail is not known
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CROWDS AT THE TRACK.
The Largest Attendance of the Meeting
at BenDing's Today.

Special Dispatch TO THE EvKSISa STAR
BENNISG's RACE TRACK, Oct. 30-The indi-
cations are that the attendance at Bcnning s
this afternoon will be in excess OF any day dur
ing this meeting. The air is quite chilly, but
in the heat OF excitement that discomfort is
forgotten. The track is considered very fast.
The frs. race, purse S4O0, five furlongs.
Entries. weights, jockeys and betting: Pain
killer, 100, Nelson, to i; Pievna fliy, 1877,
Bowen. rs to /; Prince Howard. 1875, Taylor, 6
to 1; Armadale, 100, Brooks, so to l. Harry
Russell, $50, Haggins, 5 to /; Syracuse, 100,
Stovall, to 1; Rustic, 100, Taral, to /; Mo-
hican, lo7, Jones, 8 to /.
SYRACUSE WINS TIE FIRST.
After numerous breaks the bunch was sent
oil with Rustic in the lead by
two lengths with Syracuse second
In the stretch Syracuse went ahead
and maintained that place from that point to
the finish with PaInkiller second by a short
head, with Prince Howard third; time. 1857
Mutaas paid Sc. 10 straight; s3s5 and s945 for
place.
THE SECOND RACE.
Second race, purse $780, one mile and six
teenth-Entries, weights. jockeys, betting:
Glenfallon, 107, Ray, s to /; TappaLaunock.
107, J. Lewis. 80 to /; CorticcIIi, ia, Maynard,
to TO- Mandolin, I12. Iaral, 3 to ).
Mandolin colt won the second, Corticelli
second. Time. 1.52. Mumals paid, $3.50
straight and 90 70 and - % for place.
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PERsoyAL.-Mr. and Mrs. JAS r. Ellerson OF
Richmond,Va. b. A. Fiske OF the navy and Capt
G. c. Reid of the United States marine corps
are at the EbGitt se,-rJOhn H. bartlett
of Roanoke, Va, r. C. Taylor of worces-
ter. Barton Atkins of Buffalo, A. =
Smith of Oswego, Leigh Clark of Ell
Paso. Tex. and Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Koyle
of Knutsford, England. are registered
al Wizards. MIR. and Mrs. A. Dively OF Al
toona and VIM. J. Hughes of Brooklyn are at
the Hotel Randall. John A Jenney or New
York is at Welckers.-M.C.G illham of Kansas
City and MIR. and Mrs. W. X. Austin Of New
York are quartered at the Shoreham.
T. Mason OF Chicago and ]. c.
late arrivals at the Hamilton House,
James b. Peter, wife, child and maid of Michi-
gan, Mrs. G.. c. Tracy and daughter and Hon.
Jos. II. Choate Of New York are at the Arno.
MIR. L. Judge Williams of the War Depart
meut left today for Chicago en- route to visit
his brother Frank Williams. the signal service
observer at Red Wing. Minn.-Mr. Jos. Levy,
business manager for the BOoth-Darrett COM
pany, is in the city looking out for the
sale for the Washington nights during the
Baltimore engagement of these tragedians.-
J. II. Campbell and family Of Jacksonville, J.
L. burnett of New Haven, NJ. ID. Butler of
Bridgeport, Ct. X. Fuller OF Boston and DIR. j.
ii. Demis of New Orleans are at the St. James.
Col. Marshall Mcdonald. the fish commits
soner, has returned from brief tour of in
spection OF several of the western fish hatch
ries.-Mr. and Mrs. b. f. Miller of Saratoga
Springs and j. l.. Spoogle and A. Keyser of
Philadelphia are at the Hotel johnson.
Pond. the democratic nominee for governor
of California, has been Endorsed by the labor
party.
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I'd EDITION.
WILL BE KEPT BUSY.
Party Managers in Indiana Have
Settled Down to Work.
PLEAS FOR BIRCHALL'S LIFE.
Infringement on Fire Alarm Gong
Patents by Many Cities.
LARGE ATTENDANCE At THE RACES.
ACTIVITY IN INDIANA.
The Debt Made an Issue-The Republi-
Cans Will Gain a Congressman.
LARGE ATTENDANCE AT THE RACES.
ACTIVITY IN INDIANA,
The Debt Made an Issue-The Republi.
Cans Will Gain a Congressman.

Special Dispatch to The EVENING SrAa.
INDIANAPOLIS, ISD., Oct 30-One of the
issues that has entered into the campaign is
the state debt, which amounts to over eight
million dollars. This is nearly double the
amount il was ten years ago and more than it
was in 1888 The republicans estimate that
this means SIG for every voter in the state. and
are not allowing the people to go uninstructed
as to the enormity of democratic e1trava-
gance. The democrats reply that nearly four
million dollars il due to republicans and the
rest Is for the additional hospitals for the in
sane, soldiers monument and other public
works. But the issue has be, SO well defined
that the republicans, no doubt, have had an
advantage in urging it. Their speakers have
given it a prominence, while the democrats
have turned to tho Mckinley tariff for ma
terial.
BOTH PARTIES ACTIVE.
Both parties have been active in their meet
ings, and in addition have flooded the state
with political literature sent out by their re-
spectivo congressional committees For the
four remaining working days Of the campaign
the republicans have arranged for $50 meetings
in different parts of the state, and on Friday and
Saturday evenings propose to have gatherings
addressed by local speakers in every school
district. The democrats are transferring their
efforts to this county and will close their cam
paign Oil Saturday evening with q demonstra--
ton. Senator Voorhees, being the speaker.
As TO THE CONGRESSIONAL RACE
the republicans will doubtless elect Moonts in
stead of Brookshire, with chances in the eIev-
enth, fifth and second districts.
Organized labor has attacked Mr.. Bynum's
record but as he has u big majority to start
with ne will, no doubt, be returned. The safest
estimate is to give the republicans q gain of
but one Congressman.
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A WIFE'S DEMCRRER.
Mrs. Miller Says the Allegations Made
Against Her Are Too Vague.

In the divorce case of VIM. Miller against
Emelie Miller, fled a few weeks since, the de-
PENDANT has, by Mr.. B. W. Lacy. her counsel,
filed demurrer to the bill, alleging that
it is defective. She states that the
bill does not state such a case as entities
him to relief; that the allegation
that he had good and substantial reasons
for believing his wifc's affections had been
a.iena:ed, &C., alleges no fact emitting him to
relief. is improper and insufficient anu should
be stricken out, as also the allegation that she
visited Washington in December last md con-
Quoted herself IN an improper manner. She also
is Indefinite, and the charges of adultery with
one or more men is not set cut with spfiic pt
dehniteness, giving neither name, time nor
place to enable her disprovc them,
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A Big Sale.

As predicted by Dir. Danenhower in his cir
cular letter announcing the sale of the Central
Land Compaay's lots at buchanan, Va, the
aggregate sales yesterday In two hours, from
to pm, amounted to $4,000. The sales
we're then discontinued on account OF darkness
the sale is going on today and from reports
Just received will exceed one half a million of
dollars the greatest sale ever held in the south.
Mr.. Danenhower's party. who awaited them
selves OF the special excursion train Tuesday
evening, returned at 2 am. this morning
greatly pleased with the trip.
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The Release OF Kate Friday.

The officers Of the district attorneys Office
here were surprised to learn of the release Of
Kate Friday from the Albany penitentiary, as
mentioned in yesterdays STAN. The district
attorney had made all the necessary pre-
parations for her rearrest in event OF her
being discharged by the courts and sent copies
Of indictments pending against her here on
which 10 rearrest her. and he Is unable to ac-
count for the failure Of the proper officers to
take her in custody after her Eslsaaa.
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BE BEAur1ru1

Nine. A RUPPERT. worid-famed Complexion Sre-
ealist and Lecturer has lectured this subject in
al the larger cities OF America and Europe She never
fails to i'll the largest theaers In eveIy city and is
always Endorsed By the leading NY World
says. MADAME RUPERT the renowned complexion
specialist lectured TO fashionable audience at Fifth
Avenue Theater lsst evening-hundreds were turned
away" To those who have been unable to hear this
eminent authority she will send her eight-page cir
eulsr giving valuable Information receipt Of 4c
Postage. Niue. Rupert is the originator of Wonder
Jul Face Bleach which creating such furore among
society lsdies ut present NINE. A. RUPERT,
s23 Branch Once. $50 7th st. n.w.. Washingtop.D c.
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RECIPROCITY WITH CUBA.-The State De-
partment is i'll receip: of copy of a petition
forwarded by the Tobacco Growers and Cigar
Manufacturers Union OF Cuba to the Spanish
government with regard to reciprocity
treaty between the Island of Cuba and the
United States. The petition strongly urges a
reciprocity treaty and says there is no time to
lose ia making it,.
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Held for the Grand .1uru

Charles johnson returned homo from Ken
lucky a few days ago. where he worked FOR
Messrs Beckwith a Quackenbush. He had eco
in his pocket and also a watch and
chain. Henry Lee and William Dimes,
young coiored men, it is alleged got
johnson drunk aud robbed him The former,
It n alleged, got the money and the latter got
the watch aud chain. Policeman Maddox ar
rested them and they were held in $500 bad
for the grand jury by Judge Miller today.
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Night Cooking School.

The night cooking school, under the auspices
Of the public schools, will be opened this
evening at No. Coz street northwest under
the supervision of Miss Emma S. Jacobs. 1t is
intended that the sessions of this school shall
be so arranged as not to conflict with those Of
the other night schools.
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Death of julius Solxer.

The many friends OF Mr.. Julius Solser were
shocked to learn Of his death, which occurred
yesterday afternoon at his residence,
1911 nth street northwest Mr.. Solger. who
was young man OF fine ability,
had been in i'll health for some time. Re-
Gently he was attacked with pneumonia and his
death was quite unexpected even to the imme-
date members OF the family. The funeral
will take place tomorrow.
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A FINE RENTED AND SENTENCE Cod-
MUrED.-Iho President has RENTED the 800
fiue imposed in the case of Josie TalIery, con-
vlcted i'll North Carolina of retailing liquor
without license. In the case of Mrs Jennie
Jones. convicted in Wisconsin OF violating the
postal laws, he has committed the sentence to
six months imprisonment. He has denied the
application FOR pardon in the case of w. L.
Sypert, convicted III Tennessee o. forgery and
fraud.
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Petition for Letters Of Administration.

In the case of the estate Of Franklin Y. Lloyd,
q petition for letters of administration has
been filed by his father, Samuel Lloyd. The
petitioner states that his son died November ii,
1889, and the cause Of his death was injuries
received while in the service of Maurice Joyce,
and n right OF action against said Joyce having
accrued, &C., under the act OF February II,
1885, no prays for letters
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

MARRIED By THE HAYrIEE MISIsTER.-The
II ,ytien minister, Hon. Hannibal Price per-
formed the Haytien civil marriage service in
Baltimore last evening at the wedding OF Mr.
John IL. Hurst secretary o: the legation. and
Miss Katie Bertha Thompson of Abbeville, S. C.