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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-20

THIS, from the Montgomery, Ala
Advertiser, found it's way to Mont sna,
to be reproduced by the Helena Jour-
nal as text for gu argument in favor
of the Force bill:
1.-THE nine Congressional Districts
can be so arranged that they will be
safely and beyond peradventure Dem
ocratie, and within control of the
white people therein, and it should
be done without hesitancy. 1t wsuld
meet the universally recognized and
well defined principles of white su-
premacy and remove even the SEM
blsnce or suggestion of federal pros
ecution or persecution Of our people.
Let us have democratic districts, and
let there be no more doubt or evasion
about it,"
None so foolish as those who do not
understand how to keep their mouths
shut. Such things as these make the
republican opposer of force bills sick.
Give us rest!
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11
rHE mousr or Rkfror ARcnwAY.

THE noCst or RkftGE ARCHwAY.
Ii is the laa remnant If the House 81
Refuge, which was abandoned and torn
down during war times after the cree
ton of the new House Of Refuge on Ran
dalls island IL Is daily the object If
inquiry. many passers by supposlng II 10
be the relic Of an old fort 30, indeed, in
a sense IL is, bat il was fort built, not
10 defend the city against invaders, but
against criminals Its purpose was not 10
keep soldiers out, bat TO keep thieves In.
If our seeker after the quaint and for
gotten desires To explore still further ha
may take a trip 10 the attic of the city
hall There the Janitor can show him a
huge painting typical Of the triumph Of
liberty. which has for It's central figures
portraits of Washington and Franklin.
On the wall hangs an address from
the lord mayor of Dublin thanking
the rirht worshipfnl mayor of New
York for aid 10 Ireland during the
famine days Of ~. There is also a
beautiful marble bust of a woman la
beled "Repubhque Franchise" No one
hflOWS NH-hSN ~ SaiAlC, Oit upon Ito
head some irreverent servitor of for
mer days placed tire helmet Of volun-
teer fireman, and there the two still
remain in homogeneous union. Near
the bust may be seen number of gilded
coats of arms These belong to more
moder, period, for they were made dur
ing me Tweed regime 20 adorn the door
ways Of the city armc-ies. They cost
from 5000 to 10000 each, and have
never l-cs-n used.
The above, of course, are but q few of
the strange sights which may reward
the industry of strdent Of the history
os metropolis and, as before suggested,
similar {. 1aint discoveries may DO made
IN any largs city Of the United States.
+. y. Wu-TR.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11

been cut short. Years afterward. 80 the
then but recently elected TO Office, cor
ceived the idea that this broken shaft
Was indicative simply Of decay and neg
let, and thercuPon secured an appro-
priation for it, repair, thus becoming
responsible for the compilation Of the
column and for The funeresl urn which
rests upon it summit
Afterwsrd. If eGr observer shall wan
der q where Center and Resde streets
JON. ne viii End an Old fashioned tuiId
iag which bears Do outward marks To
tel Of its importance. vet within there
stands hinge iron tank. occupying near
Iv al the space inclosed ~ the walls.
and on the existenoe of this tank ard Us
technical use A. q means 4 uater suypsv
dS<nds TIE Efe q charter granted
hing aro ~ the farno-s As-cn B-uT
When NJ. Rurr went 70 ts- View York
lerisisrsrs IN f-ss ne 5id e. with r1r-
Pc. A. thai tire there vas great
opru~7-+on 70 banks. bit he snd so~ne -
he friends were assa-o1e Of sssTtzrsx ere.
su-3 -t-~v S<Ainei the nerse<Sy sus<scr-
ity shre0rA fn<3rrecaon A hsll Sntro-
Sac~i by Nr BzrT s1teoY1zfd re
chsr1er1Hz q Company - fsrTsssz Ss-
York estv WITH pzre sH~a ~hasez<-r.
water srd corapsxv hessT empowered
to enp4sv is s<rpsa< q sns lsrfz3 wAy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11

ttse aaei continues ~ N,iicf saft.
A lev sinai HsW eases eaz s.f aaleuIa.
nasnts * aid eaes e.nsnnsea tae tnae ~
g.se eefnnss sess.oa. hsAaes esss
ii sIaelss - q i.or,s ~ent oser - sas
ssta. &. A Asless s.losn e4ss Neaa
opel 60 she ssia Nalam AsNeal Aaa
Asaos gsees.,e Nest a. al "a Twelve
dsSs lssf ialeN4eatssn.
aoln Ah i.a>ss 4. $40 keepss ssiaan
sea i.sAsiI ..fsN0-. Nae afsalkaea va
tnt t4gel1t uf aavl4se keta epsa sk
&. ieoD &oa isie an iasl ssitlfaaA aiEat.
lis examination a.a tski3 49, slse -s.n
ll4sJ
Ja1saa ilsgeuaesg Nsli knoNa -
ls,.tre, u4s AAolva 50 oa tl4s elares n
committing a. Ass 1sil as.a ls.lItiy s.s.sa
Mrs. Minerva A A uissS 4i4s iaothtf ~ n =
bssl ga. g9aS.aA ,,ieadta l4eg saAis.
4nd t,se case Mas aalouInSa a. sat lsI.l.
TIE sNAalsnAuo 81 AsanaW ~ sru1a.
charged Nita i spesns 81 > e.to iaA.n
Waiea lagrs wsss q n4uFt-aCt, Mas takfH
Slp "A tnV afternoon. Ias aslfnaal8
aaJ witnesses and atltnuslils ast.Tacs
"a the case ale k,nklo4d people james
collins Aeld The n.urigaec Nl4 ius con,
ard Nlfenga soiI .ile alsasal Ia tsllil
Tea Hope, lti tns c!gN. 0oilAsFsplpsi ,si
tAt Som from lea iiosst as4 eai
Judgment m a kpckiurA VoUrf iieu
AlfensA NAs airestea.
IN Cuurt yesterday Collins testified
that ht bad gwen AFenea psIaos,saa
a. ssll tAo Goa. Aaa lestIuod. iuuall-
mogt, that he Aad hsld ssstsa anori.
cages oli AItugas property, aHa Nlat
ht hsd glNCu llhV ptral ssfeu ia ols. lse
81 the sooas. and thas " afrea aaa al
Naxs haougAi hasa tae mo4ty Ia
testimony. IA waaiNei Agat IS mig l
place Collins, oertaaiy tended po fe-
LtNc MlFenga 50 AL nitut o. ua "a
wrong acL consequently tae atlead-
All Was discharge
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11
HEALTH MATTERS
Ia. Board IAPiaans ~hs 1tes Want Aa
IaeFeAss 1T fAY D nG sAs SosEsiary

Ths Board captains why 1hes " ani as
Iaer.Ass 1T fAt IaI sAs Secretary
Ia ihe rapid rush 81 business IA inc
council meeting many measures 80
through wtnout attracting Aoen ne-
tee. Ihe communication ~ t4e board
of Health, made 80 the council Monday
night, asking in such change in 4he
e2lstlg iaN tlat tlu SECRETARY 90 tae
b0arc might have an Increase 81 saiafy
from 800 io 5000, followed fht Cag4sl
OF refeleac a member ~ ile so. q
OF Health MAS IuttriuaHfed Asstol daK,
with reference 10 the ssgn leauee al
tie proposed change. Iue reply Was
substantially ~ fo.lows
The secretary 81 inis hoard Be- very
haId-noTked Hlan on . salary muct
sess THAI mat received iy toe assistant
marshal Tie extension 81 Toe cIs
limits " u increase tllt secretary = duties
40 per cent. al least. and u sfems not
only ialr but imperative that ils salary
bc increased ia oecirs somewhat coma
mensurate with the increase 81 dniy.
Not only does thc large increase ~ tel
fltory cali for toe ing after 90 nlauy
more cases oi contagious diseases, bat
there are other changes al the rsislug
laws bcs4dct The extension o. tlp city
which increases tlc srCrctsrY's work.
All death returns under tie old char
ter were made 90 the cty clerk, bet
the change OF toe charter makes them
now retuTnabie 10 the hcslth Office. AZ
] sad before, thc light lucIrase az iAs
small salary seems absolutely mpcia-
tive -
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11
Court Notes.

The motion for a bill Of particulars IN
the Rozema- Press libel case was denied
by Judge Adsit yesterday, and the COM
plainant ordered TO pay the costs and
attorney fee. Tins leaves the Press the
opportunity TO justify lis alleged libel
GUS article without having 10 disclose
tense.
Constable Chamberlain arrested
Nichols Doe" OF Gianu Rapids town
ship yesterday. Justice Brown issued
a warrant, charging him with the lar
ceny of a bale of hay from Bert
Hail. The ofiense is SAID 10 have been
committed on the evening of March 3.
The examination will be held March l3.
Fred f. Rice, against whom the grand
Jury found an indictment for mailing
indecent publications. changed hrs plea
from not guilty 10 guilty yesterday IN
the United States Court. lie VIII Toe
sentenced next Saturday by Judge
Severens.
The forgery case Of John Roupe. Of
Cedar Springs, was called Yesterday hy
Justice Wesliali. but Roupe did not an.
swer, nor any ono for him. HIS bond
WAS ordered cstreated. and a bench
warrant was issued for his appearance.
Judge Grove yesterday flied p decree
dlssolving the bonds of matrimony
existing between Harriet III. Green aud
Ira o. Green. upon application Of the
WIFE.
Mary Love was granted a decree OF
divorce from George Love 10y Judge
Burllngame last evening, Oh the grounds
Of descrtion.
Alvin Stage has commenced proceed
ings for a divorce from his wife, Eliza
beth F. Stage. ] ne files are suppressed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11
MUDDLED VOTERS.
The Line RsfNesn the seventh ana
Iighth Naros ia some Doaht.

The Line RsfNesn the seventh ana
IiEhth ~ ras ia some Doubt
Aquesiion has arisen .n reference 20
the dividing ihc seventh and E.gA.h
wards Of the enlarged city 81 oraud
Rapids Under tie Old googfap.iy ihe
dividing line VAS described az y sttaigAt
one running directly boz tho middle 81
West Bridec-st. lAo old iuo reached
the west city hints without making a
turn; but now that Tie limits are fe-
moved farther westward. bfidgc-st
takes "A turn within toe city iimlts at
ihe foot 81 ti8o hHi Tho question: uow
arses, does the dividing bae - the
wards follow The hendug street. or
does Il continue straight on west from
the curving point u tic latter atef-
pretatlon bold. the iiuc vii rau square
IN through number 81 houses, tsus
causing some 10 I've % two wards. AZ
deTnIau Turner says that before hc
votes. be would Ike 20 locate ile line
and some Of bls present constituents.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11

zase "a I>ss~d. TIE eengs1sy ~.s ~
rszaspa. sza1 tsls bsg CeEstE1 sxreel Is.I.k
VS. s<1llt above = huge web y aaeA suli
exlsGs Having do2se thas nsueo IN tbs
water s1g6@y me. Barr snd hls eSGa
k-asoas EFsceeaapd - e&elloy tAe sar-
E1NS Ia oFs~alzzuss ttss h-lAs II ttse II a.
A~rtAa 1ssal~ny, ~hleh ss1ss l. s,ss -
the powerful EstAnsa4l aa<agutaoas Il
NJ street.. aid whose LEGAL existence.
aepeuas aPaa The furnishing II ~ aser
frSzn IAs IA tank q say citizen n AZ
asy ces24Da a saHay
81 later dz1s. TAI II no@rly equal M
teEvSt, Is = lazaElAArk situated O. 1s~sss,s-
tk.ird street. laSs west 81 avenue A Ii
Is al src2vay = stone. huge AID %
fashioned, aal aankod ~ - ais u srsck
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11

THE MONTGOMERY MONUMENT.
the great Standard Oil building on lower
Broadway if re knows hat where now
rises the visible sign Of vast corpora
ton once stood the mansion of Alexau-
der Hamilton. Down in what are the
slums of the city he will pause for
an instant before tho unattractive tene-
ment house at No. Cherry street if ne
is aware of tie fact that years ago, wnen
the building was an aristocratic resi-
dence, it was the home of one Of the
famous Leggett family, and was the
first private house on Manhattan Island
to be illuminated with gas.
Strolling up Broadway, our antigua
nan naturally will pause tesore the veneer
able church of ST. Paul's, and read with
interest the inscription on the monument
which graces its front. Az hs does ~
he will recall the historic records of the
gallant Montgomery who rests beneath
this memorial; Of how, two years after
his marriage to a bright and beautiful
girl he cast in his lot with She coionists
and fell at the sto-ming of Quebec; and
of how, torty-three years later, his boiy
was removed from an alien lad to find lie
pose beneath the marble pile that attests
his gallant life and glorious death. As
he gazes his eye may fall upon Ohm, l.
regular line of red crossing entirely the
short shaft which tops the monument.
If he seeks the reason for this apparent
breakage and repair he may hear 4 curl
Gus tale.
AS it came to my ears from the lips of
a well known artist. the story is that the
French sculptor, who received his com
mission from the national congress. ex-
pressed by means OF broken shaft that
Montgomery caree- Of usefulness had
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11

A committee Of toe Board Of Trade.
consisting ~ Charles y Sign, Thomas
Heffsran and r-Congfessman Beitnap.
vert r. Lansing yesterday - meet .
iersiAtivs COMMITTEES. witb reference
e. q SURVEY - sfpIp csfsl acfess re
state 81 Nsctga Tbs - fhf sefftiia
fru II ttfese gentlemen OF ti'e stff'e
efTaud TIE journey yesterday VS.
made "a response - SPECIAL inFita-
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11

If there ever WAS specific for any
one complaint, then Carter's Little
Liver Pills are specific for seek head
ache, and every woman should know
this. Only one pill dose. Try them.
Always avold harsh purgative bills,
They first make you sick, and theu
leave you coDstlpated. CartcT's Little
Liver Pills regulate the bowels and
make you well. Dose. one pill.
More cases OF sick headache, bilious
ness. constipation, can Toe cured IN les.
time, with less medicine, ana for les.
money. by using Carter's Little Liver
Pills, than by an, other means.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11

HON. oaRus a. rERKISs, JUDGE.

HON. CNRps 4. PERKINS, gCDoE.
Estate ct Henry x. Williams, de.
ceased; PETITION for determination nled
hearing April 3.
Estate of Robert White, deceased
executors final account flied; hearing
April 80.
Estate 81 Alice White, deceased;
executors nnal account iIled; hearing
April 10.
Estate Of Robert =. Cutler, deceased +;
administrator iinal account filed
hearing April 3.
Estate of Frouwke Dykhuis, minor
letters OF guardianship 10 Tunls DyK-
siTa.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11
SUITS FOR INSURANCE.
Robert Ilkston wants Dis Loss ~ rlr-
Adjusted.

Robert Ilkston Wants fiis Loss ~ 80.
Adjusted.
Or the l4th day II last August the
Elksion road house. a Wyomug town.
ship, was burned. The IRE occurred
10 the night time. and tnc crcim-
stances surrounding a. origin. and
other causes. led toe Iusufnnc come
panlps carrying risks upon the neuse
and contents, and On the bar % rei see
payment 81 tie ICES. TIE osnff. hnF-
Ing used al other means, yesfff9fy sn+
.oked tie AID 81 the iav by b.ng vo
complaints. demanding in each 3ne
$3.50. The SUITE are entlt.e0 hoi'ef
Eikston ". The Ere Narue iaslf-
saco Company, and Roiart NJ -
rs. Security iffe Insurance tomHta
Zach company Carved s'f ou iHe
house. 800 ou Toe barn. aud $50 oa
the household goods, 81 tptal - slFy3-
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11

nF@F " - a.. - 49, - $3.50
Amos q. NUsst nlSn and AlAan
" .aa4Conab ~. 1otn a Sherwood
summary proceedings 5na 3'nplt tael
eoiaplasslants have irsllsas.tiaa -
premises
HArnet ii Green rs. Ira a. oTeen
decree ~ divorce
Aaham X. Tex ss Morley Axe0euc
fng4ne Company ~. a. ehaAe>kss %
trial.
Hl1a Sladell " George X SlaNseH
eli. a., forty days 1lnse to settle eAoeg-
tons.
Call issues OF fact Al, 4, Is, "a, 9, =.
CnaneeIy IS. y.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11

Trsrs Trest. sccgsed before the
sut,erlts court - ssslsiuf l,4uor On sun
asv. usskes sf5isevif thst Cyrus Powers
20 material ~ifrees foT Tire defense,
and ffst Powers - naf wflhi8 the state.
Tres therefore fnaFs that az csse msy
sssfsd ever tfft s1rm.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11
COUNTY FAIR DIRECTORS
what Tn. do 81 Tbels Hsfaisf h.s'i~
tsig sst.r6es

Tho Kent couniy far DIRECTOR vefs
in session yesterday - secretary oo1 .
Office in the Porter tlock. TIE board
vas husy yesterday reviewing plans To-
Numerous boildngs. aulonR them me
following AT ha3i. i,ofnoioFicai iaii,
carriage Sal. agricultural hail POI ~
hail and useC'bancf bstl. The frmfd
. new ready 20 advertise Tor b.ds on
these build ngs There WI - q stssi0n
today. and Among other thlngs tist
WI take the iDsfdt attention WI s'e
the rex islon 81 fbs premium lIsi. Tie
q recfDrs are thoroughly alive sDo are
aIs.oslng u business 81 RAPID rae.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11

gets IN touch with the noise and hustle II
THE streets; be sdmires the enormous
buildings, wonders st the enterprise II
the merchants. rsyels IN the BEAUTIES Of
the parks and watches from the sea wall
the birds Of commerce stretch their white
wings In fight 20 distant lands All these
various items 20 10 make up the ap-
parent aggregate Of activity in any one "
a dozen human bcehiyes which dot the
lake and sea coasts Of the Cnited States.
The same conditions exist at Chicago
and San Francisco, al Galveston and at
Charleston, al Boston and New York.
But beneath this wild uproar Of the
human tide there flows an undercurrent
Of romance. San Francisco is rich IN
memories Of the Argonauts Of 40:
the heroism Of the garrison at Fort
Dearborn is the heritage OF Chicago;
Galveston was the island home and last
refuge of the pirate patriot Lafitte; Char
lesion teens with memories Of the Revo-
lutionary swamp Fox" ana Boston mas
Bunker Hill and Faneuil hall. AS for
New York, it affords many quaint and
interesting sights 10 one who cares 10
see them.
If he cares to go into minute details
he may collect large fund of curious
information regarding matters not gen
orally known, but which are interesting
TO all, and historically of some impor-
lance. He Will take second look al
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11

SIMON l.. Ko1ema Ne. Press Publishing
Co, motion for blll 81 particulars al
justification den cd. ia costs aud .
attorneys tees.
MNron Shaituck ". John Iole. etc.
rep.etln; judgment tor plaintiff fof
q oeats aud costs proceedings stayed
twenty DAYS
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11
CONTAGIOUS Diseases.

The following are the contagious d.
seases reported at the health office yes.
terdsy: Henvelhorsi. one block west 81
East.st. on East Fulton ST.. typhoid
fever; Earnest Blgelow, corner Of oak.
dsle-ave. and Easi-st., scarlet fever.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11
Superior ssarL

HON. p. A. ~ Rs4NUsNE, JuD0E.
TIE People vs. Timothy Crowley, "a
loon open OF sunday, waved reading
OF information and plead guilty.
J. lac People ~. Terrence Kelley. sA-
loon open after hoQfs; yerd CT, guilty
The People ". John Il. Hughes, "a
loon open on sunday; verdict guilty.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11
The New secretary of the Treasury.

Hon Charles Foster, of Ohio, who has
been named for secretarv Of TIE treas
ury in place IF Hoo. William Window,
deceased, has hal a large experience OF
public life, principally as governor of
Ohio and member 90 congress for sew
eral terms. During his career be has
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11

gained inuch re-
tie and two
nicknaines. His
political oppo-
rents, h avin z
reference 10 his
III erca .ile ca
reer, cal MN
calico Char
ley" A second
tile came 20 lin
recently, W hile
serving as mem
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11

gx TN CITY

This list Is furnished nv Tuttle Bros. real
estate dealers. Pear ST. over Arcade Tele-
phone Ne. 1g55l
IE THF CITY.
VIM. y. Tlhhs 10 Cara r AHergu. W
lot II. siiss Haiis sub - lot r. = II
frouf south SIDE stow st. 20 n wrsf %
Trrmoui q - 8 s.op
Marnus 2 Nlekhe ana wife 4 thAsW
tufts. lot ~ bik :. peuneys add,
20 southeast eerbef Lawn Court
aud lsrrsee ave i7e8
Gerrt Baker and wlfs r. peter Nsnfa
81 -. iot y. bit le. ". q. BFsafpfd.s
add, Sbi2s n Horf~esi corner Brad
frfl - ana Nnrfh ave n
Treeman f5tdfrey g. Naris Hendricks
lot 4 fro1ffrfs add y = frant north
side fisli 81. west ~ israraSfle sse Go
De- q L eeffbuei ard - e. r. Clos
es1urn. ief !. lsik -. trffhrrr = Tar
Rsfs 400. - tIHA q southwest cotnsf
turner and Tnira sts - ssB
II rHE COUNTY,.
Pau J. srerlu and vie r. Kate n
Jibbs ~ = a. - Grand Fsr.os xnpe
Cissk = whiting and vie 20 b.sf A.
Bates. = So -. faseaee t.ano
nsrrsg. I1c~us-s
TIE fsliosing 10 list Of tie rrsrr.,s
licenses ISSUED since last ppbiisbsd witt "a.
usnes rsaassss = sea sa.sas tss cts and
sz.s Of TIE parties aFes
Jehn Nsh Proeysb: wilbslHiihs EHrs
Iahr n wosw, Fazshsth wfrll.. z3-r
Nlaan ssufuxsi kisris sfseii -...-Z r q
Ns~ss DELAY tYexfine ceugf bnt use IT
nncs IL. - "a CgaEb r1b. pr1cs n reffs
When sftsssea wits urprsl9is. rsf freeis
-ith sslTatlon eA Price 2 cents hottie.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11

NeS HENEN D sgkEa.ESs 3tis,sse
lie United SlAtes n 4nea l. fAess
snaass,Asal tog asl4s.liss .is's.s.i,e t.tsi-.-
taIV. cta@ake ~ ss.Sa taeAa lisst Sa-4iA -
gQltA seatyHoe 3e1S4e0 81 stairway.
las tatea >ssses = PETER a. Aias'l&s
lnasctmsRt iar r@gslslg s-Isff esfi ufAiei
a. aseaos ~ "a &as 3ags . b * ei'sfss'A
tAls us0faMg
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11
Burial Permits.

The following burial permits were
issued yesterday: Ellen Liesveld. IS
Fifth-ave., croupous d.phtheriai Gym
thia A. Ringe, O. Barclay-st., apo
IlCNla.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11

HON. CHARLES FOSTER Der % an Indian
The savages were asked
to givo their white BROKER . name, and,
Jecause of some popularity in his attire,
promptly dobbed him Young man
proud of his tail"
1t is believed hat in hi, new position
Mr.. Poster will Caryy on tire policy out
lined just before Hath by his pre1eces-
SOL s[
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11
A Fine Exhibit

Next week will witness an event Of
importance TO all ladies Of Grand Rap
IDS who desire To- examine the newest.
in the line Of gown. and dresses.
WineGar 4 wenzeli, viii on Tuesday
and Wednesday of next week EXHIBIT at
their spacious parlors IN the New Ken
dali block. the finest array Of gowns.
dresses. dress goods and cloths for
tailor made gowns ever exhibited ia
Western Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11
QUEER SIGHTS IN CITIES
STRANGE AND INTERESTING TFslNSs
TrAr May 81 6aZE0 UPON
A, sFS-~& SxstsF 81 foS4A-ake2 ki<A
!. ni.toTtx kssltSs >ozzAe ftaasly f.lss
asszt s.Es@4. fk-<ss W Srtn >rxlax al
ees oFk tiEs.
ENARKABLK

ENARk ABLE
things crop cat
DAY by dsy from
fsneath the upper
crust II lfs Ia =
great city The
surface If metro
politan existence
ls alw ays on
view. The most
casual observer
may read a. he
rms lie readily
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11
Lily white rsssr

New carpets at yoigt. Herpolsheimer
a Co.'S
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11

@Go 10 Chicago VA G. 4 W. n"
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11

Makes finest pastry. bread or hiscuit.
The best u cheapest and most salts
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-11

Al elegant line OF new rugs jest
received
NoTeT. HFRro1 sHtTvEs 4 CO.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-13

The annual meeting of the Farmers
Mutual Insurance Company was held
at the office OF the company, No. S39
Market street, yesterday morning.
william y. Swirl, william 9. Lavender.
Alfred p. Robinson and Manlove
Hayes were elected directors for three
years. The directors will meet for or.
ganization on January IS, The annual
statement, already published in THI
REPuDLIcAN, was submitted by Urea.
surer W. A. LaMotte.
The annual meeting Of the Whining.
ton ard Great Valley Turapil Com.
pany was held at Ne. West seventh
street yesterday morning. The road,
which runs from Brandwlne bridge to
the Pennsylvania state line, was re.
ported in good condition. The fol,
lowing managers were chosen. Pres.
ident, j. A. b. Smith; secretary,
William Poole; treasurer, Edward
Brlnghurst, Jr.; managers, j. A. b
Smith, William Poole, Edward Bring
hrrst, Jr.; Edward 4. Bellah, i. 4
Warner, William Bridget, Thomas X
Day.
The First National Bank OF Delaware
City yesterday elected the following
officers for tho ensuing year: Henry
Cleavcr, president; Clement Reeves
John G. Higgins, John v. Cheairs
George f. Brady Arthur Colburn
John II. Pennington, Francis McIntire
directors. The national bank OF vii.
mingtoa will elect their directors this
afternoon.