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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-11

T,HE WESTERN NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
10 BROADWAY.

10 BROADWAY
Depository Of pubic moneys of the r-nt.a,
States the state OF New York, the City 0, New
BRAYToN IVES. vP. SNYDER,
President We President
II. A. smith. THoS. j. BRENNAN.
cashier. Ass't Casaier
BOARD or REeroEs
Braytcn ives President Edward J Bsrwind
Pres- Colorado Goa and Iron 90. Charles ).
Color, Jr., OF y. W. c0lor 4 Co, Ii Fine street
Cha5neey n. Dcpsw, Presg " Y. q. 4 IL. r. n
Go. Lgus ri zgera d, Pest. Nero snrile Tfust
Co Y Z SNYDER. Mace Jus Hart ey OF HAIRS
HYDE. Prsss. Equitable Lie Assurance SOCIETY,"
=. q. hatshiessen. If +. o. Natfniessen &
John E. Searles. r., prest. Have mevcs,s sugar
Rehns{.g Co Sidney +, Iystr, Prrsf- Fourth
street Nationss hank Philadslnhia William
G. Whitney. ex secre'ary of tee My
WASHINGTON sAvusas n1ur-rxcoa.
W pofAtea under tho ssnlfori2t Laws
CAPITAL. ssa.5a
ovYtSEEs:
w Dearborn ...-. President.
b Dearborn .....- Vice Frezidsna
u. ". Aissius- Cashier
tekNEEAl kANkiSG BUSINESS rRANsAc IN
teress paid on savings and time deposits
nonrs-le n 90 2 NJ and Saturday eve1p
deposits may be made In perren or BY rex.s-
sereo letter, money order or express, and depoxft
hooks Will be returned as requested.
MONEY loaned on real estate AT Unreasonable rafes
pUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK, o. sR.
attic
Buy ana sci, foreign and domestic exchange.
transfer money BY telegraph to any part ~
the United States and Europe. regsEsu
deposits OF money and Issue paU
books or certificates therefor
CORRESPONDENTS:
London, n. n Rofhschild q Soma
Paris, De Rothschiid Freres
Frankfurt A. NJ, L Won Steiger q Co
New YoFk. agency OF Bank oil California
Chicago, Commercial National Bank
Boston, Suffolk National Bank
San Francisco the Bank OF California
Portland. the First National Bank.
BAILEY GATzERT. .......... pre,iden,
T. <; FEKRf .....-..--.-...-..-..-vic Vice. residsnt
Bans located corner Cherry ana From, ssreets
THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST CO.
i incorporated iss7.)
Llewellyn-D Dodge Building, Second strsss
CAPITAL, $4,000
Trsnsacts a general banking business.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
DEPOSITS received in any amount from one dol
lar upwards, and int rest allowed thereon
Money loaned upon improved farm
and city real estate.
TRusTEEs'
LEIGH s. J. HUNT ...........-Presids
WILLIAM e. Vice Pre- .idens
Il. II. Mana ger
d. ~ BAXTER..................... Cashier
4. B. Secretary
COLUMBUS T. TYLER, J. d. BOWMAN J.
NJ. SEARS, VIM r FISHER,
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AsHTNGTON gAvuyas rINT-IgCoH,
w porAted under tia territorial lava

Drafts drawn on all parts OF the wor,a r.
teress paid on saving, and tine derositr
HourE-1e q II 90 .. n. and 6atur6ax go
3nRs froF1 70 o'clock.
Deposits may be made In perrcn or BY rex.s-
Rred letter, mocey order or express and derorff
books will be returned as requested
MONEY loaned on real estate AT reasonable rstos
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-11

Depository of public moneys of the rnftei
States the state OF New Y ork, the City Of New
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06
The West Ms u Birthplace.

Edward Fggleston in the Novemb'
Forum.
In reviewing one Il my novels,
the Atlantic Monthly onre RI
marked sympatI@tically on tIn
hardship it must have been to-;
hlghly-organized man," to be borI
in southern Indiana in the age u
hard elder campaigns; which ~
minds me that Mr.. L'well's essa.
"On q Certain COm,iescensiOn il
Foreigners" might le paralleled b!
one: "On u Certain Condescensio,
in New Englanders." Certainly ]
retain enough of local lLejudice to
feel that l should have l. 81 nn re-
than l could lave gained, ha / be, II
lW II near z ymoulh Rock, or'n
Beacon Hill. TO have been born H.
1887. in Vevay, Indiana, one Of th'
iuveliest villages on The Ohio River,
In n lot quite good enough for on
with no hik her ambition In III.
matter Of u birthplace than have
The town stands mostly on tlm
upper level or "stcond bank" of the
river, overlooking the grass-cOverss
platacu nearer the water. When,
following the old English custom.
sill surviving in my time, We child
rem claimed our holiday on the first
of May, and sought the wOods, We
found the un.ivaled beech forests ~
that region filled With innumerabh
wild flowers; and when we had
culled hahdfuls of the choicest of
th W, and wtaried ourselves with
wandering through picturesque
ravines, we were wont To coii"
back to the top of u shady and grassy
hill near the village, which COM
manded u view f.r miles in either
direction of one Of the finest river
IL the world. NMhing could be
fiuer than our all-day excursions I"
the wW,ds in search Of nuts, wild
graps, blackherries, pawpaws, or Of
nothing vt all but sheer pleasure Of
wandering In one Of the modest
forests that IL ever fell to a My's lot
to have for play ground. Then,
too, when we had some business Ave
or twenty miles away. we sc,rned to
take the steamboat, but just set ont
afoot along the river bank, getting
no end of pleasure Out Of the walk,
aud out of that sense "f power
which unusual fatigue, cheerfully
horne. ALWAYS gives.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06
uOTEI, ARRIVALS.

The following arrivals are reyis.
tered for the last twenty-four hour
1.-THE WILLAMETTE"
w A Both, W NJ Brown, Gee
Cline, Prinevi!le.
A G Jalkert, San Francisco.
f r House, A G Gould, Chicay.
X X Giltner, J g Brumfeld, Ben.
I Cohn, Fred Pieiz, CCS Wood, ]
Lin,hicinIn, Portland.
& E Locke, Chicago.
NV Vrelland, Rochester, N. Y.
A P Magness, G l. Lemvil
Brownsville.
F A Honey, e c Martiave, Ge'
A Dennis, G. J Weatherby. +
Rot hchild. San Francisco.
Martin Rehfus, Peoria, III.
Raleigh Stott. Jno Klasierman,
q p Morden, Portland.
M Hission. Detroit.
SOJh I1OlFIs
A J WOlcett, Grants Pass.
J B Dimick, l. G Layton, HI b
bard.
r Marchead, Scio.
Elmer Yaruet w s Perry, FN
E l. Krenick, Franl
Morgan, John Shellliamer, S
Bartlett, Corvallis.
VIM Hurst, w F Garricl, Aurora.
Chas Callahan, Modnc Point.
J Warenhehen, Rostburg.
VIM Brandensbury, Grave PIT.
Harry La'hrop, Mehanla.
VIM G,ffort aud family, of 4, X VI
sas.
FL Mulkey, H w Layc, Mo-
Thornton Grover, Buttevil'e.
r. K Crawford, Silvert0n.
Il A Farley, Dallas.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06
MISCELLANY.
STANLEY ARRIvE.. 4.

New York, N. ", Nov. 8. Henry
M. S.snley arrived this morning.
10. CANNON SIZES 1T UP.
CHICAGO. Nov. 8.-ConYrcssman n
Joseph g. Cannon, who is one Of the
three defeated republicans in ILL.,
noi-, sends the following to- the AssO-
ciated Press iD reply ton query as to
the election:
Most of the members Of the Farm
er,' Alliakce voted with their re-
spective parties, hut enough farmer
republicans threw away their votes
to the weaker party. The sc"ool
question told against the republicans
heavily. Democratic candilat s Ter
the legislature made all the pledges
asked by the certain churches, as-
suring other democrats they did not
mean anything by it. The pledges
gave them II large vote, especially
from the Germans, who voted tn,
straight democratic ticket. The Nc.
Kinley bill on discussion was up
proved by the republicans; bu
the campaign was 40 short al
could not he reached. Democratic
and mugwump misrepres rtalion a,
to Its provisions and effect, with
these oil her forces were sufficient l.,
work defeat. The tariff law, as II,
efferts are felt, will be tower oi
strength instead Of q weakness
Republicans, especially the farmers,
believe in the American system oi
protection. The republicans will
clear the deck for action in 1852,
and carry the country. The demo.
Gratis cannot succeed the secono
time by falsehood and fraud.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06

We offer One Hundred Dollars re.
war.I for any case of caiarrh that
cannot lie cured by taking Halls
Ca,arrb ture.
F.J. CHENEY & Co, Props Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have know u
f. J. Cheney for the last 10 years,
aud believe him perfectly honorable
In all business taansactions, aud
financially able to carry out auy
obligations made 10y their firm.
WEST T. rRUAX, Wholesale Drug.
gists, Toledo, O.
WALDING, KINNAN Il MARVIN,
" holpsale Dru ggisls, Toled", y,
Halls Catarrh Cure " taken Inter.
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous SUI faces Uf I'll" system.
Testimonials srit free, Price 75r,
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06
WHEAT.
CRIMINAL.
A CASE OF JIM.JANS.

SEATTLE, Nov. 8.--At an early
hour Yesterday n,orning the re~i.
dents Of the vicinity Of Fifth and
lanes streets were alarmed by un.
earthly yells. coupled with cries OI
murder. Sheriff McGraw lives In
that neighb,rhM'd, and he imrnedi
ately encased himself In his day ap.
p,rel aud rushed to the rescue. He
found man fighting shapes Of air
and screeclIlny for protection from a
hos, of Imaginary rrd-ey-d devils
which were swapping ut him from
all directions. McGraw caught hold
Of the madman aud kept him In
his clutch til Lieutenant Hanna
and Officer Sheehsn appeared aud
took hin, IN charge. Tie policemen
had n picnic carrying their man to
the city prison. The fellow ye.ls l..
fought and kicked and even when
he wa- m ,rarled he made the jour.
nsy tn tn jail sb"ut ~ Interesting
~ u tough customer might be ex.
pected ~. The man saw thru . or
fur HI ds Of demons In the Jail
Office, q d II required the servire Of
three strung officers to land HIM
securely In an irOn cage. The YER
diet VIVA that the fellow was crazy,
and he kept up that reputation till
daylight. He gave hts name a.
Mike Ford, aged IS. At daylight
he had recovered his senses. and II
was then found that Ford had been
suffering from the jim-jams. He
was cured Of them, however. and at
10 o'clock yesterday morning he
paid a fine of 81 to Judge Rivers for
disordrrly conduct, and war turned
loose.
MURDERED HER DAUGHTER.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. g.
Barbara Lampreght, thirty one
years old, killed her daughter Mary,
six years old, this morning, by cut
ting her throat with razor. She
then attempted suicide by cutting
her own throat.
MURDERED IN A POLITICAL ROW.
FOREST Hill, NV. 8. - At Bath,
Placer county, yesterday, Mark
Haley was shot aud instantly killed
by Ellis COwghIll In n quarrel over
politics.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06

Itching Piles ARE knOwn by moisture
lige pei spirstiun, causing Intense itching
bleeding nnd prUirudinx, Yield NJ once To
Dr. H,Isankos tile kemedy, whi oh acts
directly ON the parts niis.ted. wbsorhs tu-
~ srs, alays Itching ara effects " pernan-
sut cure. ~ cents niixxi.t U MI;
tretisr Tree. Dr. H,s,nko, Philadelphia ~
cold By smith 4 StsiMsr.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06
Ulolden.s Ethereal Cough Syrup.

An infaliible remedy for the cure
# coughs, asthma, Catarrh. brnnc-
niti~, wl,onping coughs, aud atf,c
ions Of The throat and lungs. The
success aud ilnnence drnand ioI
this popular preparation fur the las
hirtv wears Is unparalleled. Lare'
size 81 .0o, small 90 cents. For sal,
by all drugvist's.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06
uibbara's Rhcumat,c ana Liver PHI,

Hibbard's Rhrumattc ana Liver Pills.
These pil,sarc scientifically compounded
and unifui,u 1T 10 action. No gripping pain
81 eommosly following the ust OF pills.
Toey are ndupted To both adults and chil
drrnwith perfect safety. We qua antet
they have noequal In the curemsick mead
ache, on>t,paiiDn, dyspepsia and b,lli,uis
ness ard, as an appetizer, they excel an.
Ot ther preparation E7ly
Smith 4 Steiner, sole agts.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06
Excitement

runs high in this city over System
Builder, M everymMy is using u for
catarrh of the Stomach, Consuinp
tiom-Dyspepsia, impure blood and
10 builf up the Svsteln--it certainly
must be an excellent preparation,
when every body speaks So well "i
1t. d&wyr
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06
F R E s.

rRUCKEE CAL. DESTROYED by FIRE.
TRuCKEE, Cal, Nov. GA dis
astrou. fire broke out here shortly
after midnight and as the wind Was
blowing q hurricane the flames were
som l.eyOnd c"Mtrul. The fire was
started In the rear Of Stills brewery
by an incendlary. A man WIS seen
running away frnm the place s"n
after the flames broke out. Nearly
frty buildings including the entire
business portion of the town have
been destroyed. The wind shifted
about three O'cl,ck this morning
and the FIRE which threatened To
completely wipe ont the town
Of Truckec seemed tO he under con-
troll.
MORE ABOUT THE FIRE.
The shifting Of the wind this
morning drive the flames hack up
on the burning portion ~ the town
and gave the citizens Nh opp,'rtu nifty
to check any further propress. Su.
pervis"r McPhetres, assumed the
lrar'irr~hip ~ the citizens, and to
Their he Oic efY1rts the saving Of the
entire town IN C,nc de I.
THE'IT zENs RECE WE'D HEP.
Th A eua Ms hrl,,ed to qnench
the Rrs. Tn nre is still burning In
hurd's building and the rOofs Of
Lewison, Williams 4 Truckee's
Lumber Cos. buildings. but nO
further danger Ia anticipated. The
lumber SDr re building the burnt dis
srict began to arrive On the ground
u daylight aud wv sOOn 40 the fire IL
extinguished the work Of rebuilding
VIII commence. The lDssea M far a.
known will aggregate ab"ut $4,000
and insurance about S20, 900.
ELEVATOR BURNED.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 6.-Thls
morning fire was discovered IN q.
!. Wells elevator. After u strong
night In which much valuable sur
rounding property was threatened,
the fa'nes were comhmed to tue
elevator which was entirely destroy
co. Loss ESQ., 90 n which 10000
~ on the building, el6O, 900 on grain.
Insured.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06
A Terrible Swath Cut in RI,
pub. b.icanism.
CANNON ON TIE SlSUATION.
The Decks Cleared for Action
In 1S92..-Democrnts VIII
Take Congress.
CONGRESS.


will stand 225 democrats, 1Ol repub
licans and 8 Farmers Alliance. Ter
ritorinl delegates are not included II,
this table.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, NOV. 6. --latest re.
turns from the state indicate a plu
rality of 10000 and upwards for
Cen. w. Peck. The democrats elect
= majority Of the assemblymen and
state senators. In the lower house
they will have u nlsjority of thirty
or over, and In the senate major
ity Of two. They elect seven out Of
nine congressman.
IN KANSAS.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Nov. 8.-The
republican candidate for governor is
beaten; six out Of seven republican
congressional candidates are defeat
ed; Senator Ingalls, re- election the
subject Of great doubt. That Ia the
situation ia Kansas. There WIS Y
landsiide-a regular avalanche IN
Kansas. Eighty.two Thousand re-.
publican majority was overw helmrd
by resist less force. The FarnIers'
Alliance did It, and 1t was IL genuine
sur Prise. Every political prophet
predicted great strength FOR the AL
lance, but only the most sanguinc
Of the rural seers regarded success
"a even n probability. The chances
for the democrats seemed much
brighter. the alliance strength de-
stoyinx to an enervating degree the
vigOr Of the republican party.
THE RESULT IN OHIO.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, Nov. 8.-The
state central committee
on unofficial returns received from
seventy five cou mites, the remainder
claim a republican plu-
rality of 1900 on the state ticket.
The cOmmittee comedies the defeat
Of Mckinley, Rep, for congress by
Ab0ut 2O0, and Foster, Rep, by rs or
100. The democratic candidates IN
Dther close congressional districts re-
,eived nlajoritieS ranging from 500
upward. except COsgrove, of Gin
WIN is defeated by Storer,
Rep.. ny 27O0. One Of the NEST re-
markable democratic gains was in
The Eleventh district, where Patter-
son. Dem., WAS elected by 8lO0, with
, gain Of 1900 over last fal's vOte.
The republican committee comedies
That the delegation to congress will
stand seven republicans to fourteen
QUAY's OPINION.
PITTsBURca, Penn, Nov. 6.-Sen-
at"r Quay, in reply 10 the query,
"ru what do you attribute the re
suit Of the election ?" said, "To lack
NJ vot"s. 1t looks like Ms though
the beat thing we Ould do just now
10 to saw wOOd."
COMPLEXION OF CONGRESS.
CHICAGO, NV. 6. - The Daily
News (indrpenlent) makes u fore
cast of the hfty-third congress,
Farmers Alliance men
with 0enlOcrs 4. It shows: total.
10 republicans, 233 democrats; dean
nrats' n,nj"ri,y l3+.
EvARrs' SUCCESSOR.
New York, Nov. y. Associated
Press rep,rts rhOw the election, 68
democratic assemblymen In New
York state and go republican. The
'orn,er will have II joint ballot Of 81
votes against the latter's ~, which
nsures the election of II democratic
to Senator Evarts.
REPUBLICAN, 0Ov. FOR OHIO.
INpIANAPoLIs Imd. Nov. Cit
|ooks an II Merriman (Repn.) was
s'ected for governor.
M'KINLEY COMEDIES HIS DEFEAT.
CANON, Ohm, ,N0v.8.-McKimley
Warwlcks' election by 800
m HjOriiy.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06

w. L. Wade, Of North Salem, has
n full line NJ general mrrcl'nhdise
and II giving away l,audsoil.e books
With cash purchases. "
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06
ELEVATOR BURNED.

a, LUNBER.--Contractors and par.
M We: contemplating building, should
noi iatlt 10 call On J. +. JscOhsbn for
SS..nlstts un rough aud dressed lum
.sr' Yard aud Office near agsicul-
susal works. e.26-e o d.tf.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06
"s~ssk the usidea Mssa"-Ass Blood
l'wriflsr.

rnuroit nDctroit Free Press; "Htbhards Rheu.
os.huc ssuc nyrup, prepared BY Wright Med. CO.
s"S sSS entment Of blond dlsesses, and ~
iis"cess n ~ = evidence that vNluMb msdioide
sv"rpr v"rsole ~ attracting the attention NJ
opinfinmm oif nmmiiy. There stenn 70 b. but one
.. x."w v the secret ~ SUCCESS NJ this rem.
rcXI., ~ action IN remOvi Z impure and
~. ,sSs'nons matter frpm the hlswsd. A thor.
MA AUG .6ec!us! plood panaer, f0S
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06

For Observation-Disclosures proces
"s and hest work guaranteed, at 7
:. Smith oil dental bureau. d-ti
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06

L. McGinnis, Salem, Oregon
,rickmason. 9.lO In.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06
Notice For Sewer Bids.
Notice to Contractors.

sealed plans, specifications and bids n
,e CONSTRUCTION of u county b. iuge acre.
iyer creek in the low . Oi SIi> erton, wi
:. received and conc. c.dered at the NoNen
r., 1888, term of the Marion count, rOuf
ds ana, be for en her n w,Dd Howe tru,
Wer-d, or an iron 6ridgr. a propo>.
,us to be sealed anu Il ed with he cleri
said court on or before Nuvenber5 h a
an The cuurt reserve the right T., r.
ct any urtll bids. ny order of ine Hon
Juuty ,Ourl of Mar ou county, Greg III.
FL, BABtoC>, County Clerk
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06
A GREAT DISCOVERY.

BERLIN, Germany, Nov. 8.-The
discovery by Prof. Koch, Of Berlin
University, Of a method for the cure
of consumption by inocculation with
s,temuuted tuderchlur bacillus, IL
exciting the greatest interest among
the medical profession. The Pro-
fessor declares he IL not desir"us Of
deriving any material personal ad-
vantage frM the discovery. lie
ssys he will make the n'ethnd pub
lIc for the benefit Of humanity.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06
FOR EIGN.

LORD COLERIDGE STRICKEN WITH
PARALYSIS WHILE IN COURT.
LoNp IN, Eng, Nov. 6. - Much
excitement was created In the high
.nurt Of justice to-day by the sud
den illness Of Lord Coleridge, Lord
Chief Justice Of England. His
lordship had heard a case In his
private room. aud though he conf
plained Of Keeling III during the
hearing, was able to give the de.
cIsi"n IN the matter. Directly after
ward he was seized with an apOPlec-
tic or parslytic stroke. The doctors
were summoned aud are now In
attendance upon him. They de-
Glare his condition critical.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06
1ELECRAPHlC DISPATCHES.
associated Press Report and
Digests Of oil Important
News Of To-Day.
MARKETS.
WHEAT.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Nov. g.
Wheat buyer, '0O; $l.S52; season,
S1.43I per GENITAL.
WHEAT.
CHIcAao, H., Nov. 6.--Closc;
wheat, steady cash S9i; Dec. $l.0l@
!: May $l.O7 per busilel.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-06

New York, N. ", Nov. 9. 6.--l1enry
M. S.snley arrived this morning.
Evening journal., 1890-05-02
DIED.

ADAMS. I'm this city, on April 80, Charles
p, son Of Jesse II. and Sallie A. Adams, aged
10 months
BRINTON.-In this city. on the 2sth in
slant. Charles W., son Of George NJ and
Harriet 4. Brinton, in his Sd year.
CONW AY'-Near Ridge Moor, Del, on April
q. John. son OF Martha j and John n. Con-
way. aged years and II months.
CONARD. AT Upland. Delaware county.
Pa. on April IS, +. Walters, son Of Bayard A.
and Phebe j Conard, in his 5th year.
CHEYNEY - Suddenly. at West Chester,
on April 2S George ID. Cheyney. OF Cheyney,
Delaware county, Pa. aged 90 years.
EvERETT.-In this city, on April %, VIII
liam III. Everett. aged b5 years.
GARRETT On April q, near Church Hill,
Queen Anne's county, Md, Robert II. Garrett,
in his 8lst year.
GROOMS.-In this city. suddenly, on the
27th Instant Ward A. son OF the late Ben
iamin b. Grooms, Ia his 29th year,
KANE I'm this city, on April 81, Mary wife
Of the late Michael Kane, late Of Ashland
Del, aged "a years.
LAWS. In this city. on April %, Edgai
Laws in his 18th year.
REED.-Near Glasgow, New Castle county
on the lst instant. Robert Reed, Sr., aged +
years.
sToNE.-In this city, on April 90, John A
Stone. aged 45 years.
THOMPSON. In this city. on April q
Maud Thompson. aged 10 years and months
Evening journal., 1890-05-02
Blue neNls CHICKENS.

The Natives of Delaware Residing I'm
New York Meet and Form a Society
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW YORK, May 1.-The Delawareans
residing here, met last night at the Hoff
man House and organized Delaware
Society with the following officers
President, w 7. Croasdale. vice presi-
dents, R, w. Todd, w. r. Wilkins,
secretary, William q. Kerbin; treaurer,
M. w. Jones; executive committee. f..
vallandigham, II. Alloway, T. X. Rey-
nolds
Among those present were w. Il.
Croasdale r. w. Todd. r. NJ Todd, w.
r. wilkins. william g. Kerbin, w. M.
Jones, E. Vallandigham, H. Alloway. T..
Rodney Reynolds, W. L. Connor, w. I,
Tomlinson r. H. Deakyne; DR.. ]. II.
Marshall, E. Cahoon, w. K. Rawlins
Fred Slower, DIR. r. Jones, s. r. Jones
H. b. B. Stopler, John Tilney, K. Harris
ID. Pennewill, George l.. Whitaker, Fred
Windolph, 4. B. b, Harper, Nj. P. VIII
kins, John w. Houston, Harr,
Simpson, ]. Pope Caldwell. r. B. ConRor
Kent Jones, John Higgins, w. Carrow
Norton Harris, Waiter Cannon, DAME
Wells, Harry Prettyman, hWilliam 2
Townsend, Wallace Townsend, Georg
Whitaker, Fletcher E. Cooper, Edwsr
atkins, L. Ely Quigley. Theodore Parker
Elmer E Mount, Charles Allen, Thee
dore E Csrey, d Hyer, William Haz
zard, R. D. Cochran.
The society intends to maintain a
organization for the mutual pleasure an
profit OF Delawareans who reside in Ne
York and those who visit there.