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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-05-12
Iowa Railroad commissioner

DIES MoaNna. May 10.
The railroad commissioners made five
decisions on the eth. On the application
for Joint stations for freight and pas
sengers at Conway crossing, on the @"
and the Humeston A shenan-
doah. there was hearing before the
board on April . and about 1000
signatures from both sides were
presented. The case has been hotly con-
tested and the commissioners decided that
that country was sufficiently acoommo-
dated by four stations within circuit OF
ten miles and station near the crossing
of the Humeston 4 Shenendoah, and thsre
was no evidence OF demand for transfer
facilities at tho junction, which is an over
head crossing. The commissioner de-
There was decision ON the removal oi
Q station la the case Of n. w. Pierce OF al
against the Des Moines d Kansas Cit,
railroad. The complaint in its present
| form Is dismissed by the commissioners
without prejudice TO the oomplainanis.
The case OF ]. |. Decker ct al. VS.. Chi,
cago, St. Pani & Kansas City Railroat
company, for stock killed. was closed, a
the company bad settled FOR the stock.
A complaint was made by the Hamptol
milling company W. the Iowa Centra
railroad company, the grounds bcinR 70
| fusal To switch car TO the Chicago, ~
Paul a kansas City railroad. The opinion
az the commissioners i that the shippe
should hare paid tho company for n
trouble and the company awitoh the car 2
the transfer.
| Complaint was illed with the commits
sionsrs By Smith a shaul Of Quincy v
| the Kansas City, So. Joe a Council Blufi
railway for oyerchage on goods shipped
The commissioners called the attention Q
the respondents 70 certain rules. On Apr
ia the complainant acknowledged sails
factory settlement Of the oseFcharge an
the case was ol0eed.
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TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.

Large Powder Works Blow up Near scran-
tom. Pa. kiiiing Several Workmea.
PrrrsRuRd. May 40.
A special from Scranton, Pa, says the
entire plant Of the Consumers Powder
company, located near Winton, was de-
troyed by an explosion and IRE. The force
of the explosion vas terrific and plainly
neli IN Scranton. The woFkmsn .had no
opportunity TO escape, and three are re-
ported 10 have been instantly killed and
several others badly injured. All the To-
manning works we're partially destroyed
and some men iii them had marrow es-
eapeE.
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0nse Rich, Now : T.auper.

MAmFIMsvEEI.R. Ind. Nay l0
A fsw years ago Nathan Williams, the
Ownsr of ali the Stanton, Ind, coal mines,
died, leaving hts son and namssake &c.,
900. Young Nathan ~ once began life OF
dissipafion. In nine months all his for
tune wss spent and he was woFkman In
the mines he formerly owned. Hswas badly
crippled lately, and has jass been commit
ted 10 the county poor asyinm.
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saa Shsihox L@arex Ifer Home and Cos
with Her Da.ky I.sver Ca Omaha.
Mrsnszsn snssr =. nxnss 1n

saa sheihosr Leaves IfrT Home and Goes
with Her Da.ky I.sver Ca Omaha.
MINNEAPOLIS. May NJ.
John l.. Adams, barber whose place OF
business In on Nicoilet avsusse, near the
fridge. Minneapolis. has contributed an
Interesting chapter 10 the aunals OF
romance. He has eloped. HIS COM
panion 10 q charming 17-ysar-old girl.
her name Ia Ida Sheihosf. She has been
liung with her parents on Bohemian flats
In st. Paul.
The girls mother conducts family
laundry, In which enterprise her daughter
assisted her. Saturday evening Ida said
she was going TO visit some friends In
Minneapolis and promised 70 return fnes-
day evening. She went. That ~ the last
Der mother has seen Of her. She at once
instituted q search for her daughter. II
was learned that Ida had not visited ans
other girl friends in Minneapolis A. she
was supposed 10 have done. Further in-
sestigatlon revealed the true facts ol
affairs.
II seems that Adams. who IL swell
gonng barber, had announced In genera
Say that he was going to be married on
sunday. Adams used Go cali on Ida, unit
The laster's mother intesposed strenuous
objections. She did not relish the idea o.
nigRer soa-in-law. ~ she puis II
Adams resented this insinuation, for ne n
only an octoroon. II has been discov
erel that Adams took passage for omahi
and that he was accompanied by gar
answering Idas description. Adams u
given first -class reputation by bis fellow
workmen. The girls mother has an
nounced her Intention OF following th'
eounle 20 Omaha.
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TA. whsas ssar.s,.

CHICAGO. May ~.
Wheat opened strong and higher this
morning IL . range OF o59sDe8c for July,
declined 10 9iac, sold up again TO s6c. and
a Ii o'clock was quoted Il 95e. Among
the potent influences affecting values we're
many conflicting rumofs ~ to what the
government crop report for April, 10 be
issued this afternoon, will show. Anotiee-
able feature of the market was the weak
mesa n sie May option, due 10 heavy sell
ma Al che saHns time June has bean
bought freely.
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lss Wa neana 70 sSssp warm.

MUsKWa0Ns MIDI May ~.
charlae 0'Dowd was arrested u Maske-
gon Cor setting Gre TO barn near the Big
MapAda Junction. He kindled fires In two
aheds Ia order 20 keep wasrn, a. no elaims.
ana becansa farmers refused 20 open their
houses 10 hsm. He ID thought - he In
sana.
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MmwAuKsn. May ~
James Tourtelotte, clark of Showano
county, Wisconsin. and Joseph Gauttlsr, =
half. breed Indian, were found guilty In tins
United States court, at Milwaukee, Of eon-
spirinq 10 defrud the governmental by ssnnr-
ing back pension claim allowed 20 woman
Who died before the claim was considered.
The money was secured By representing
the daughter OF the rightful claimant ~
the woman to whom the pension was
granted. The case Was tried cnce before
and the defendants escaped ON te0hntcal
flaws after the jury had found them guilty.
Frances Otter, the woman, was co-ds-
fsndant, bat the case against her was dis
missed and she became states witness,
TonTtslotte secured bail in the sum oi
S5, 900 and was released psndinR sTsumsnl
for q stay of proceedings.
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whe owas the ssAllsfs

pEs MorxEa. Msy 10.
The CLERKS in the state treasurers office
81 Dea Moines found wallet under tho
west steps Of the capitol containing de-
pcsit check from = Warren county
bank for $1,000, also note foa
sIl2.s0, which bears the signatures
az o. n. Conway and William
NJ. Richardson. A paper Ia IL bears the
name Of A. r. vansyne, who is thought u
he the owner. The discovery has created
some excitement, - no loss OF that kind
hss been reported. II II suggested thai
the owner Of the pocketbook may have
been killed and the money seoreted. Their
il evidently some mystsry connected viii
the affair.
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MoRnrsrowx, Pa May 10.
IL is given ous that grave irrsguiaritY
has bsen discovered In the accounts Of the
Moxrlstown water company. The directors,
who have been qusstiond about the mat
Ger. ssy that thsrs is large shortage In the
cash but will give no hQnrss.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-05-12

OTTAWA, Ont., Mag 10.
The railway statistics show that Canada
has II, ,6s2 miles In operation, an inessase
OF 5G6 miles over ths previous yssr.
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sioux City. Mag no

slssx Csu Lave ssssk.
g1cux City. Mag no.
Hoss--EssiuaAsA rsssipss. l.soo; smssaa
g'ssa gss sssa d.silssa = The ssis q sss sess ss
70 s.Ss's s ai:s1 - fssvT. sssss16
s.ssa.s ssi ssien.sss. s sis Hassss daiii
nsthfig 6o6nG onosAtions: Fat sseern. pEims..
ss.soe 20 .e1'.. . ssOa $500 90 Ted.
ain. ain . sssa. esisdsa: sssslsss ssesss.
ea.ooe8 10 msdium 70 good. - eoga LOO iinfs.iss.
sassa g: sss sas.s = sso.ss: ssssssos y 800
ios 81 81. sss n; sssnsss. Sisssi.so; yssriisss.
choice. e9.oogaoot sommon. HnxaE: tsn-
me- 40 ~ s.,ls s1sss. 49, 3 s,s. ss
ssusA 0nsaAs Rave sssss.
souTs onAHA. May 10.
Hogs EsssmsIsd ssessets. asoo; oissial res
tsEdsy. ASIA nsxkss epsnsd 80 lower. ssiiins
= sssssn sssI = s.ss;Sss aoo: sasl..
siow and iswsr daslify good.
uhAs.xs Gsvs ssssk.
CmHeAao. Nay a0
sss:gss ga iasss s.. 49,. s ss s:ss. ss.
osses nsss.gss: ssss s... ss..ss .. =, ...s =.
hsesss sna sstssss - &ssuss - sss ssssksn sa ana
Naflvsn. ok0om1 3o cora fed wssksEnsFs. sAeo
| 16.Is Tsxsns. s4.so8A<e.
Ehkmnwo FrwAuee.
| Cmckao. Mag 10 AIS D. m.--Closs
whs&t- unssltlsd cash. as4esse Jans. sss4
/ 4gfFse: July. 9fxs.
cosn- ssssay essh. s4sss; Juns. ssksssss;
% osss- xsssay. cash. gsc; jane, sss.s; Jaly.
Kys-s 30.
Barley
\ Prfma Timothy-4i.30
Ffmx nseA -Qnisxs sl.s2.
pross.lcus rork aull; sssh and Jsns siaoO;
July. &1sslA Lard daIli cash. y. .oue zat'
i June. &.9sh1aS0; July. ssssae.so
New Vera rrsaaco.
Nnw Yonx. Msy 10
| whsat ~xfodsssssly as&sve and lowsF. 5nns
x@asaa&k.a0s dnly, eeak@@sAa
| Cnfr~ 4all and STEADY. No. = an.
f}&ka-~f3nls4 asd nkeaay. Western. Sk@tie.
Pruggsinns~ sPuTk nxM An& an1ss; n3w.
siloo. a1lso. IAra anlI snd s&sy es:aA ut.
Ia w.Rk ws&k&xH. 7@183s ktainas ise. k&xs'
nrrn western 13>< 1s7ss.
Mn. NEWTON, On old asnkismAn ltssnE
several mlIss west of Ovisdo, flA-s Who
ham bsen a sseidsns of Flasiaa xox oFex
-. go sag,k hsa Ezrst F4Aa an 4 xNXlx0nN
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-05-12

GHARLRsTos. Ind., May 10.
Rev. Henry Bsress, Of Charleston, Ind,
has thrown up his membership In the
church and conferences, and 10 said 10 have
made confession Of gross imnoralitiss
involving one or more Of his women parish.
loners'
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-05-12

NKw Y0nE. May 10,
The weekly bank statement shows that
aha rsservs fund decreased sis6a2s0p0.
Rapks now hold sl,as79O0o in excess Of
legal requirments.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-05-12

WAh8tN@x1As m"f tN
Among the nominations sent 20 the sen-
ase we're the following United States
consnls: John 8. McConahan, Of Iowa,
TO Durango; Charles Msars, Of Iowa, "a
Vera Cruz.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-05-12
Fai.E Railway Aeslasas.

NWlcAao, NAY.
A special from Aurora, Ills. says a-mis-
placed switch threw tbs engine and several
cars Of freight train on ths CkicaRos Bar.
llngton aud Quincy railroad frdm the tyscR
near Wayne. Ind. They rolled down the
smhenkmsns. The engineer. ~ r. AdAns,
and v. u. Madd0ek we're killed and hnrnsd
bsnaaah the wreck. Il II ssporssd thAs
brakeman Reed was alao killed,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-05-12

NEW YoAAs May 10.
N. T4anhenbsueh a Bro, tobacco mer-
chants of Nee York. have aasignsd wisn
preferences Or $1,000
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-05-12

Mn. NKwT0N, an old asnxasmsn hsin&
.aseral rniles west of Ovssdo, FlA.s Who
80 bsen 4 rseidsns of Flasiaa fox ossS
ssixfy ysays. took his aFst ride On 3 rnilroAd
sFsln isss wssk. taking . trip 70 hAnfexa-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-09
hE POISONED the DOGS.

How q Provost Mnrshai Reduced the Pop
ulasioa Of -. Helena.
From the Washington Post.
When Major t was appointed pro-
vost marshal on St.Helena island in front
of Beaufor just after the war, he found
is inhabited by half a dozen whites, some
fifteen hundred negroes and several
thousand dogs. These dogs belonged tai
the negroes, half u dozen to a family. and
were dangerous brutes, generally crosses
between the mastiff and bloodhound. 1t
was unsafe tn dismount or enter a yard
without first warming the inmates of h
house of ones presence.
One day he started to enter n yard
when he felt his hand seized. He looked
down there aud saw n big dog which had
taken his fingers i'm it's mouth and was
holding them tightly enough to hurt with.
he Withdrew his fingers and reached
around for his revolver. The dog was
still menacing, and as Major u. leveled
the weapon the brute opened his mouth
for n growl which, was never finished.
The major dropped a "A bullet down his
The provost marshal finally came tn
the conclusion that there were more dogs
than there was any call for. So he sent
o@ff s%trychnine, with which he doc.
tored up. about ID pounds Of
r %Sss SnopPs wi,h ,S Hs h. i rasi. o,, ,is,ls
over the island and gave n mouthful tn
every dog he met. IL the dog was p~articu-
larry noisy he gave him two: Within the
rushed i'm upon him.
"Marse T, de dawg's all daid. Some
pow'ful misery done tuck 'cm un dey's
dyin' ~cbrywhar. los tree dawg. Sam
Jenkin he done los de bes' coon dawg
on st. Helena. My boy Pete done los all
his'n. We dunnay wat make of HIT
1.-THE epidemic lasted three weeks" said
the major to the Post. II must have
poisoned over 200 dogs. If the negroes
had suspected me my life would have been
i'm
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He Filed the Pointers Teeth that 1t Might
Protect It's Hide.

He FILED the Pointer. Teeth that 1t Might
Protect Its Hide.
From the Washington Post.
There are "a pair ~of:youngstcrs who live
out beyond Mount Pleasant and come into
school during the week. Their constant
companion is IA handsome l~iver-colorcd
pointer. IA splendi animal, whose courage
is constantly getting him into trouble with
bigger dogs. AT one house, which the
boys pass every day, il "a half-bred bull
dog. 1t has been constantly attacking the
pointer, which, after IA brave but ineffcc.t-
nal resistance, is invariably put to- flight,
much to the humiliation of it's little mas
tiers. and the evident delight of the boy
who acts as second for the bull.
Last week affairs took a new turn. The
boys uucle came down from Andover
Theological Seminary tn spend the holt
days. He was IA great favorite with his
nephcws. and entered with hearty spirit
into all their innocent sports and plcas-
urcs. To him they bore their grievance.
He examined the pointers torn and lace-
'Hum! Boys. it is wicked to figh dogs,
and ] can hardly see my way to encourage
you, hut il is plainly cruelty tn animals to
allow Fetch To he cliewcd mp i'm this way.
Have you got u fine three-cornercd file:
They had, and they fetched il. The di-
vinity student then. proceeded To cut of
six inches of an old broom-stick handle,
and got "a couple of feet of cord: He took
Fetch and the boys up in the barn loft.
Fetch was then gagged with the broom
while Ned and Uncle Jack went to- work.
Taking the file, Uncle Jack carefully put
~ razor edge Oh all of the dogs cutting
teeth without touching the quick. When
he finished you could split "A hair on them.
The dog whined some, but got along
fairly well.
.'that is as good a piece of dentistry as old
Sawlegs himself could do. Now, boys. il
this don't work I'll fix up n bolus for the
bull"
They saw the programme ana started
down town the next morning full of con-
fdence. Fetch had been kept on soft
food and cooked meat so that the edge
needn't be taken from the teeth. The
bulldog was there on time, as saucy as
g-r-r-r-r and made for the pointer. The
pointer was plucky. They came together
'Aha! my fine fellow" thought the bull,
>syou are my meat this time. i might as
well do you up now for the next three
weeks
He grabbed the pointer by the ear and
the pointer got in ON the shoulder. Then
something happened. A piece of hide
came out of the bulls shoulder as il i
had been shipped of with a pair of scis
sors.
The bull gave a yelp and backed of for
an instant. Then he came in for a fresf
hold, and the pointer bit his fore leg hal
of. The monHrel had nearly enough, blu
he made one more rally and then got hi
throat cut open. That settled him.. ii.
stuck his tail between his leg and bolted
front of that house half a dozen time
with Fetch. but the bull can't he coaxed il
front of the house. and his owner sits sul
lenly OH the railing. spits between hi
teeth. and mutters o~Ininously:
"wait till I ketch We alone"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-09
PRICES L ZERO!

OverstoCkcd, and our heavy winter goods must go
ut cost and below.
Chinchi'la and Fine Melton Over
OY6rCOatS coats especially, we still have a good
!l line to select from, and you can have
them ut cost and below. Boys overcoats almost given
away.
Fur Goods ,in Mfo ovc sss'; so SS:i 'a%G; s s' so se' fur
Twenty days past Il great many OF our old Gus
toners. and new ones as wei have taken advantage of
the liberal discount we gave on clothing during the hol-
idays. and we shall continue to do the same-only with
the knife still deeper into prices. We guarantee to you
that our prices shall be 10 per cent below cmpetition's
closing out sales.
Call and see that we mean what We say. Orders
from the surrounding country filled with the greatest
care possible.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-09

Overstockcd and our heavy winter goods
ut cost and below.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-09

them ut cost and below. Boys overcoats ain
away.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-17
Strawbridge & CIothier
PHILADELPHIA.
CARPETS.

We have made elaborate preparations
for the Spring business in Carpets and
Mattings and offer exceptional facilities
to those who have new houses to carpet
or who may desire to renew their floor
coverings. Our stock has been most care
fully selected by experienced buyers.
The newest designs, the choicest colors
and the best qualities are all shown at
moderate prices for the respective
grades. The salesrooms are roomy and
we'll lighted and every provision has been
made for serving our patrons at all
times promptly and well.
Those wac prefer to inspect Carpets by
sample convenient room, expressly
fitted up for the purpose; offers unusual
facilities for becoming acquainted with
the stock without the labor ofinspecting
goods in the roll. Great attention is
paid to making up and laying the goods.
The force of workpeople has been great
ly increased, and no effort will be spared
to have all work promptly attended to
in the best manner. We shall be great
ly pleased to have you call and examine
our stock and facilities for serving out
of town patrons.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-17

Please allow ~ space to inform the
public that the aEt3e % which appeared
IN the Every 1vSn!ng Of tho i3th aud
the News Of this morning, signsd
"Citisen," are mot from me. Some psr
eons have called NJ attention to thsm who
desire to know, hence l am thus i'm
PEELED to settle III further questions In
regard 10 ths matter. However, l will
say No cannot consistently claim that
the Board Of Education was 10 error ON
Monday evening b. approving the report
OF the Committee on Teachers, whose
opinion does not meet our appreciation.
This 10 serious matter and should not
be fought upon the spur Of momsntary
passion. The pstitjon from our people
now before the board asks that the citi-
xsne have . hearing before they take
fiual action on the matter. When this 10
denied BY the board 1t will then be time
for indignstion nsetings, because there
would then BE- an action fully msturcd.
II citizen knows enough 70 substahti-
indorse ct least shs spiris Of manhood
actuating him 70 raise voice In defence
Of the colored citlsens.
But 70 simply say Miss Kruse ought
70 be suusmaffly removed from the prin-
cipalship of Howard School u Just about
The same medicine the COMMITTEES on
teachers recommend him 10 take. II
there ana. which Fumor indicates, grave
enough reAsons 10 show the board that
the principal hsn0t what some Of the
newspapefs have stated In her behalf
why does Ciiliseni hesitate In giving ths
information. Let us have the proof with
each problem. Respectfully,
A. WORrHiNGToN BRIEoKLHY.
| March IA. 1890.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-17

A meeting OF members OF the u. A.
X. will be held at the psrlors OF DUPONT
Post. At tho headquarters, Tenth and
Market streets, TO. morrow evening to
consider arrangements for Memorial
Day. A Joint committee will ba ep-
pointed who will do every thing In their
power to make the display as perfect as
po siblc. As 1t is understood that tho
managers Of tho Wilmington and Bran
dywine Cemetery have determined not
10 allow any ceremonies insiie OF the
grounds, except the mere decoration OF
the graves, some provision will have to
be made for securing place for this
purpose.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-17

Last Saturday evening Oficers Her.
shock and Russell arrested Gabriel
solominica on warrant sworn ont be-
fore Squire Monaghan BY Jamss Quail.
The charge was using threatening and
abusive language toward the wife Of the
prosecutor In her own houss. The oiii-
GERS experienced some diiiiculty IN max
ing the arrest, as the wife Of the accused
threatened to club them II they under
took to take him. They. however,
lapded Kim in tho cells, but he bad not
been there long when Quail called and
said that he wished 10 withdraw the
charge. lie was directed to squire
Monaghan's house and returned IN q
short time with m order Tor the release
Of the prisoner.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-17

w 'hs Bitlr Bill.
Yorpe pe''TH,ngton correspondent OF the
(in, ..,,. ''oalie, referring 70 Senator
ie,n n,sslr. as of De!awars, the ara, Re-.
lor, r'o 'as ever sat IN tho Senate
krd. e, s,I rocket borough of the
mi ~ ~, Tho saulsburys. took ia
v'.i .A.' afternoon as the tonic sor
Sant t,'l,,,' 'IT,,,ch' and In that rather
Sr.,ian, ,4,niliir subjecl-matter found
Sctiv. 'Housh Tor one OF the most
Inv. IN .' sn striking arguments rel
|,o~s 'iso' aey Of the Now Hamp,hirs
In, 'ongsuaering measure. NJ
he ' ,a ,aeaa are clear and Logical. ana
Sddsd ss. comes to the hearsr with
|ct co,ns,l ueo. Of slightly ageresslye.
|ont ,V',Ioalive manner. Hs snoLs >
"so'es, although some pauos oS
n, .ra,,,y ,sy on the desk hsfors him.
iuis,s,im iment neser Lost the frssbness
Ixnl h. , OF sntempors speaking.
|ou MI tha % MI. AIT. higgins firs. chance r.
h ,Do Blair bill. and tho s.ns,o, W
] the n,uusesedsd, ,ues.@ NJ. SALISBURY, op-
4 iorrie measure, so that his socs..Idn
II I'm IN It's favor ia doublv vel.
ky Of ,hs uss DO added that to III. ad.
Sd m.n. ,ua MEASURE he brought ts. dsv
e whi,55 WHY o. tho telling qusit,ies II
81, , h,y., during the present ss,sion' i.
b. Bisir,.o BS osen largely monosolised
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-17

Inspecting the Third Dtrsss Hlsiags. /.
Last Saturday mosniag Lazy Court
Com mieS ,."~s.-s-~an EllnsOn. WieP
ssd sutl Library Of coners.. Iass
with bio,
the causs y. ---...- In
being turned on or d. Ins ss.-.-ittse
has received letter from the Phoenix
Bridge Company, who furnishsd the iron
work. authorising them TO employ .
compstent Daehinist TO examine tha
worm Of the draw and ascertain whsrs
the defects are, asd they -'ll select one
Of the bsst workmeu OF the Pusey &
Jones Company 70 attend to the matter.
The bridge will not be accepted by the
Levy Court until II works in . perfectly
satisfactory manner.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-17

Benjamin. Dyson, No. 1907 Elm street,
brought to our ofhoe on Saturday last, q
COPY Of The New American Spelling
Book, which was printed In this city by
Brynberg & Andrswe, in 1705, 'noarly leo
years ago, 1t wHs owned by William
Stldham, who was quite an exhaustive
property holder 10 our city at the begin
ming OF tho present century. II 10 quite
we'll preserved and contains many useful
moral lessons.
Mr.. Dyson also has iu bis possession q
hymn book, which WAS printed by Bon
sci 4 Niles In Wilmington, In 1898. 1t
10 minus . back but Otherwise 10 in fair
state Of preservation.