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Gloncaster Races.

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING woRLD.1
GLOUCESTER, n. j., Aug. 1S.-A large crowd
turned out to-day TO witness the races, which
resulted as follows:
First Race-SiX and half furlongs,-Jack
stan won, with can't Tell second ana Norris
town third Time-1.20.
Second Race-Three-quarters OF mile
Beverwyck won, with Duke second and Cau-
tiOn third. Time-l.l714.
Third Race-Four and q half furlongs.-
Judge Mitchell won, with Maid OF Mist second
and Ellen third. Time-0.59.
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The buck jumping OF Maid OF Blarney yes
terday would make a Texas bronco green with
with envy. II her running qualities equalled
her bucking she would be a great raCOhorse.
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Mooney Will Fight Bowen.
[BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 1s.-Prof Mike
Mooney, OF the Missouri Gymnasium, has
accepted the ofrer OF Andy Bowen, OF New
Orleans, for finish fight for $1,000 side
and the best purse that can be obtained, the
fight TO take place at New Orleans or else
where.
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UNDER WAGON on rwENrr.sEvENrn srREEr.


"Then, after they sweep, the carts come
around and carry away the dirt, sometimes
next day, sometimes not In a week, and some
times they don't come at all. It's only pre-
tending 10 clean the streets. where's the
good II they don't sweep all over the street
under the wagons and everywhere elseS
What's the good II they leave more than they
take away2"
A workman at Matthew's shop said;
"Tnese men don't have the excuse OF not
being able 10 reach the stun under the
wagons with a sweeping machine. They
sweep with push brOOms, and could get out
all that rubbish with a lityle extra pains
Now, there's heap OF pure, plain, nasty art
by the gutter in front ofNo. 3ls. French has
a soda water place there, and his horse some
times stands out I'm front.
That little mound was made there by the
Bweepers as much as four weeks ago, 30 you
-. 1Tn..a
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Again, in the second race, the unknowing
ones placed their faith In the ability and run
ming qualities OF Mohican, but again they
were never Ia the hunt, for Rancocas, who
could not run little bit on his last appear
ance, jumped out at the first quarter and was
never headed. still, the unknowing ones did
not seem to apprehend that they were cup
against It,"
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BOUND TO INDORSE BLAINE.
Otherwise the Republican situation
at Harrisburg Is Unchanged.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug ls.-The situation,
with respect TO the Republican state Conven-
tion tomorrow, has not materially changed
The ticket will doubtless be Gregg for Audi
tor-Gencral and Price for State Treasurer,
although some think their positions on the
ticket may be transposed.
Mylin, Thomson and Morrison are still night
ing, however, and there may yet be a change
OF programme.
one thing is almost oeTtain-the Convention
will indorse Blaine for the Presidency In a
broad and unequivocal plank.
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charRed nrihery and was Arrested.
IaPEcIAL TO TIE EvENrAa WoRLp.l

ESPECIAL TO TIE EVENrN0 WoRLD-l
ELIzABETH, N. j., Aug. ls.-hAnAger W. s..
MoKean, OF the Herald, was arrested this
morning for criminal libel In having charged
the members OF the City Council with taking
brides from the standard OIL Company. The
Company erected q tent In the heart OF the
city without permission and stored oil there.
proposition TO order It's removal ives voted
down At last nighta Council meeting.
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MILWAUKEE, TAKES THE DATES,
But Cincinnati Remains a Member
of the American Association.
my ASSOCIATED PRESS. ]

my ASSOCIATED PREss.l
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug lS.-At the meeting OF
the baseball magnates OF the American Asso-
citation to-day President Gillette's applica-
tion for franchise for the Milwaukee Club was
accepted, with the reservation that the Gin
cinnati club be retained in full membership,
the latter, however, TO transfer its dates 10
president Gillette accepts all the Obliga-
tions OF the Cincinnati club The schedule
will not be extended. II was definitely de-
cIded that club will be placed In CINCINNATI
next wear.
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ARGUING AGAINST BACKER.
Judge o'Brien May Enjoin the Bro
ker's Assignee.

Lawyers for Abraham Backer the Broad
way note-broker who failed for s4,OOO,OOO,
and counsel for the banks which hold his
creditors collateral had long argument be-
fore Juuge O'Brien to-day on motion 10 en-
ioin the assignee from disposing OF the Donds'
Judge OBrien reserved decision.
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Racing at Guttenburg
That Looks Very
Suspicious.
RETIREMENT OF F|RENzE.
The War Between the Dryers and
the City POOl-ROOmS.

NOW lOuB inc pubic Will blduu Juo kluu "
game they were playing against at Gutten-
burg yesterday is n question. Maxim filly was
undoubtedly the best horse in the first race
and the public money went on accordingly
The nxed thing for Natalie s. was circulated
80 freely that the bookles heard OF It, and for
long time would place no price against
her. But when they put up even
money the knowing ones got aboard.
She got the best OF the start by a half dozen
lengths, and was never headed, while the
Maxim fllly, who carried the public or the
unknowing ones money, was never promi-
nent
Again, in the second race, the unknowing
ones placed their faith In the ability and run
ming qualities OF Mohican, but again they
were never Ia the hunt, for Rancocas, who
could not run a little bit on his last appear
ance, jumped out at the first quarter and was
never headed. stlll, the unknowing ones did
not seem to apprehend that they were cup
| against It,"
Again, In the third event the unknowing
ones plunged on salisbury TO get even,
and again they were doomed to dis
appointment for Dixie, backed by the
knowing ones, led from start to nnish,
while the favorite, Salisbury, made what
appeared to be a great struggle TO get
| the position. This was continued throughout
| the day. But when It came TO the last race
II was the most barefaced piece of Juggling
ever perpetrated upon the American public.
The Forum was red-hot favorite and car
ried the bulk OF the money that the unRnOw-
ing ones still had in their possession. 1t was
a disgraceful performance for a race horse,
for he was beaten In the first quarter, and
though the Jockey rode him as well as he
knew how, he could never get him above a
Canter.
To make matters worse, upon arriving at
the ferry the people were held there penned
In like a lot OF cattle Tor thirty minutes, walt
ing for one OF those boats which are adver-
tised TO run every nrteen minutes. There was
many vow uttered on the return trip that
It was the last trip 10 Guttenburg.
Gilmore colt, one Of the worst tempered
animals that ever faced a starter, has been
sold by Mr.. WltherS TO Mr.. j. DAILY for 81 300,
which looks like mighty big price for the III
UThe scratching OF Mr.. M.F. Dwyer's'Banquet
and Meriden at Guttenburg yesterday is ex-
planned by the inability TO get stable accom-
modations.
The buck jumping OF Maid OF Blarney yes
terday would make a Texas bronco green with
with envy. II her running qualities equalled
her bucking she would be a great rae Ohorse.
Neptunus gave Jimmy Lamb severe kick
yesterday The boy was not seriously hurt,
but says he VIII give Neptunus wide berth
hereafter while at the post
Toss Up has been sold by Mr.. ". G: DAILY
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shotgun Quarantine Establis he'd.

THN AbHVVIATEO TNFHE'
KANsAg CITY Mo-, Aug. lS.-There Is a
smallpox scare In the Blue BottOms," near
Independence, and the citizens and farmers
OF the vicinity have established a shotgun
quarantine over the infected district, no one
being allowed 20 leave.
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Combining to Defeat the Alliance.
TBY ASSOCIATED PREssl

TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. Is. - Nine district
judges are TO be elected In Kansas this Fall,
and the Peoples Party politicians claim that
In six OF them Democrats and Republicans
will unite on a candidate TO defeat the ALI
anCe nominees.
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RAIN STOPS THE PHILLIEs.
Showers Soaked the Grounds and
the Game Was Postponed.
rsrrcrAL TO THE EVENING WORLD.

BALL GROUNDS, PHiLADBLFHIA, Aug. lS.-lt
has been raining here to-day and when the
time came for the commencement OF the
Philadelphia Brooklyn game the ball field
looked like small ocean, so the game was
postponed as agreed upon by both sides.
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SECOND RACE.
The Criterion Stakes, for two-year-Olds, at
800 each, with 81, 800 added; six furlOngs.

a. lheS got away 20 good start, and when
Iney came In sight Tammany had the lead by
aehgth from Anna b., followed by Patrlmony
cGll' Annie Queen and Airplant.
.. .patrimony colt then shot to the front, and
IonOWed by Tammany, Airplant, Anna B.,
annie Green and Mimi filly made the run
hlng until well into the stretch.
AiTplant then showed in 'front.', with Patri-
mony colt, Tammany and Anna b. next
iammany looked beaten, but he came again
Win great burst OF speed, and had the race
mOn az the last eighth. He then came on
eWSally and won by three open lengths from
Atu nlly, who beat the favorite fGLrlmony
VOit by four lengths 1ime-1.l21S
soM,tuclS paid: Straight Sl3.lO; place,
sS65. Mimi paid S2l.O5.
THIRD RACE.
omnibus Stakes, for -year-Olds. at $3.50
each, with 500 added; mile and half.
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TORN BY EXPLODING GAS.
Serious Injuries to a Manufacturer
Whose Shop Was on Fire.

Charles Z. Trippler, proprietor OF shop at
one Hundred and Seventh street and West
End avenue, was seriously hurt this afternoon
by the explosion OF u pipe connecting a gas
reservoir with the engine.
His arms and one thigh were terribly lacer-
ated and he was otherwise injured. He was
taken TO his home, 40 West Seventy-second
street.
The shop was set on fire and damaged about
900.
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lternan, r. I. StOyey, r.f
Richardson, 2b. Lowe, 2b.
O'ROurke, l. I. Nash, 3b.
ConnOr, b. Brodio, CT
GlasscOck, 3. e. Tucker, lb.
Bassett, 3b. JOS Belly,LL
Buckley c. Bennett, q,
j. Ewing, p. ClarkSon, d.
Umpirc-Mr. Hurst.
FIRST ISSIHG.-Collegian Clarkson, with his
pretty little black mustache and brawny
right arm, meandered down into the box and
clustered about him In picturesque poses
were the other eight gray-shirted young men
who must needs give him solid moral as well
as physical support, II It was to be a win out.
Gore, who made his first appearance In
several games, gave Johnny from The Hub
his first opportunity TO DO things with the
new clean pellet, but 1t was Gore who did all
the things
He damned a scorcher past the finger-tips
OF Clarksons LEFT hand. ana It burned its way
clear to centre, nippinR on little turts OF grass
In It's progress Gore rested easily at 1rst.
The pink-cheeked albinO Tiernan lifted fly
which made fetching silhouette against the
mouse-grey cloud banks, and Deacon BrOdie
had no diriculty in sizing up its aerial course
II fell like a gull with its wings clipped by a
bullet into BrOdie's basket, and Michael was
out OF II.
Gore tried TO steal second and Charley Bas-
sett had the ball TO Long on the base ahead
OF him.
Richardson singled beautifully past Nash
and went TO second on jim O'Rourke's hot
one, which ran up Clarkson's LEFT leg and then
caromed on 20 Lowe, too slowly, however, 70
nail the barrister.
Connor couldn't caJole Johnny In tossing
him some pretty ones 80 he could slug In u
run, and Roger was presented With his base,
That filled the trio OF canvas hillocks, and
Glasscock was looked mp 20 10 make things
mighty Interesting any way you'd like It,
He made II interesting only for the beam
dieters. His halfhearted fy 10 Lowe was
swallowed, hook, bob, sinker aud all. No
runs.
Mr.. Long, OF Boston, who is palpably mis-
named, for he Is a runt nye feet two or there
abouts, tried 10 mislead our boys by slamming
up a short ny 10 right-centre. II looked dan
gerously like a safe hit but Gore had his
Mercury shanks with him.
He made a splendid run and grabbed the
pellet as It was about 10 kiss Mother Earth,
Mr.. Long growing even shorter.
Harry stOvey, who they say tossed ball In
tue stone ages, rolled grounder right into
Connor's mawleys but Roger was evidently
trying 20 stop things with his legs
Those members are slightly bowed and the
ball simply fooled Roger by jumping through
the anatomical hoop and Harry was safe for q
base.
He stole second neatly and came home WITH
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White Squadron on for Boston.
inv AaaOcIATKD PpEaa1

HBwPoRT, X. l., Aug. ls.-The White
Squadron, which now consists OF eight YES
sells, quietly steamed out OF the harbor about
next stopping place.
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TME WORLDS OFFER!

A Special Midsummer Discount Tn
ill sept. 40 on Houses g. Apartments.
rs PER CENT. DISCOUNT I INaERTIoN
96 PER GENT. DISCOUNT 3 INsRRTIoNs.
80 PER CRRT. DISCOUNT 3 INSERTIONS.
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s276, 900 Fire in Waco.
IpY AsBOcIATHD FREs8. /

WACO, Tex, Aug. ls.-The dry goods and
houseturnishing establishments Of Goldstein
a Nigel and curtis GRAND were totally de-
stroyed by fre yesterday afternoon, Loss
e276,o0O
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They went away all In bunch. Charley
Posi- shot TO the front at the first quarter and,
followed by Lima, LOantaka ana Arab next,
made The running for quarter.
Charley Post sweryed then and Lima took
up the running, followed by LOantaka, Char
ley Post and Arab.
Al the last quarter LOantaka came TO the
MONT and It was only good gallop for him
iOr he won easily by three parts OF length
nom Arab, who came last at the finish ana
SDeat Contribution by length and hall.
Iimc-l.l9.
Mulucls paid: straight, sll.s5; place, so.45:
ARAB paid Sl7.l0.
SECOND RACE.
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wills mAPz complain Of dsli tTSds. aBo. 9;
IhslT lurnltaEs give them plenty 70 De. -
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Haley Renominated for Assembly.

lhn AbsoOlATAb fhhhs'
UTICA, N. Y, Aug. ls.-Cornelius Haley
was renominated for Assemblyman from tho
First Oneida District by the Labor organiza-
tions al Utica last night.
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Selling; nine furlongs.

VOsburg and Powhatan-SequenCc colt also
ran.
Won by Carroll Kern second, Quotation
third. Ttme-l.57.
American Pools-Caroll, $40; field, $40.
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length from Bermuda. who beat Poet Scout
by neck Time-2.3S.
Mutuels paid: Straight, e33.25; place,
e15.15. Bermuda paid s14.20.
EMMA PRIMROSE DID IT..
She Captures the Misses Stakes at
Saratoga To-Day.
IBY AssooIArEp PREsa.l


SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 1S.-This is the
fourth regular day OF the races here. The
weather is cloudy. A light rain fell before
the flrst race. The track is lumpy and the
attendance is fair.
PIRsT RACE.
One mile.
Starters. W'hl. JOCKEYS. STRAIGHT betting.
] Racine. l22. Fitzpatrick MN, 2-5
Boiero l0l Simms ..............8B-l
Tanner also ran.
Won by Racine, with Bolero second, Belle OF
orange third. Time-1.41A.
American Pools-Racine, $25; feld, s20.
SECOND RACE.
Misses Stakes, for two-year-olds; six fur
longs.
v SisrIsr,: W7M:. AZ. Ssy'. y9ssksy'. Straight osftssn9t
2 Vie Ally lO8. Marshall ............ al
8 Bonnie Burke. 1OS BRYANT. .,............,. 6-1
Lady Superior, Miss Dixie and solonica also
ran.
Won by Emma Primrose, with Vie flly sec
ond, Bonnie Burke third. Time-l.16A.
American Pools-Emma Primrose, $40; Vie
nlly, o. Bonnie Burke, $3.
THIRD RACE.
Foxhall Stakes, for three-year-old one mile
and quarter.
Pessara 122. .Taral ................ l.
B...........ll5 .simms: ms:..............,6-i
e
Blackjack, Palestine, Oberlin and San Joa-
quin also ran.
Won by Pessara, J. b. second, Calgary third.
Ttme-2.l3.
American Pools-Pessara, s12; field, $40.
FOURTH RACE.
Handicap; one mile and sixteenth.
Starters wits. Jockeys. Straight bet'fnq.
/ Redfelow. "....l lis. W Harvard. ........2H-l
. Now Never. II Is. Marshall. all..............6-l
Maidstone. .llS. @. Covlngton. ..........2-l
Won by Redfellow, Now or Never second,
Maidstone third. Time-l.50.
Cassius and EsperanZo also ran.
FIFTH RACE.
Selling; nine furlongs.
Starters. WIT JookeVs Straight betting.
! Carroll .,.. 90 BRYANT 4-b
2 2Kern......... 106. Martin. ............... Al
3 Quotation. .l0l. ake.........,....... 81
vosburg and Powhatan-Sequenco colt also
ran.
Won by Carroll, Kern second, Quotation
third. Ttme-l.57.
American PoOls-CaToll, $40; field, $40.
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the hillocks twice and still the Boston aggre-
cation would have been hunting for that
missing ball.
Ewing went out, Lowe to Tucker, and Gore
did likewise.
Tiernan's three-feet ny was taken by Clark
son. one run, and the rotund gentleman
from The Hub was tinged lovely cerulean
about this time
ClarksOn swiped past Bassett for base.
Long was thirsring for fresh nir and Ewing
"blew him on" three times and the little
man sat down.
Stovey forced Clarkson at second and was
caught himself, between first ana second No
runs.
SIXTH DISQUALIFICATION out, Long TO
Tucker. OROurke victim, Nash TO Tucker.
Connor flied TO Hovey. No runs.
Lowe out, Bassett to Connor.
Nash singled past second. Brode flied TO
Richardson.
Tucker famed out. No runs.
SEVENTH lSHING.-GlasscOck hit for two
bases.
| Bassett flied TO Clarkson.
| Buckley flied to Brodie.
j. Ewing flied to Stovey. No runs.
Boston made 0.
ma
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Mr.. James b, Haggin, who is at present In
the city, says that he VIII not race his grand
mare FirenZe after this season. When the
season closes she viii 90 TO the stud. With
the retirement OF FirenZe and Salvator Mr..
Haggin places two OF the greatest horses ever
seen In this country beyond the view OF the
public.
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1t is stated on good authority that the
merry war waged by the Dryers against the
city pOOl-rooms Will be renewed at the Fall
meeting.
Pete" Delacy and "Phn" Dwyer both
claim to hold n trump card in reserve, and
Will show the other a play altogether un-
heard OF when the Brooklyn track opens
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Long jack" the well-known BonifAce OF
the Twelfth Ward, Brooklyn, is one OF the
lucky plungeTs on racehOrseS. current re-
port has II that Jack has made barrel OF
money out OF the bookmakers this season.
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(conttnued on TIM d Pd0e.l
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American Association.

bAtIqIles-hhInea anu heehaui NIAu auu HIII-
mOT UmpiTS-MT. Powers.
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Merritt. Unpirc-Mr. Lynch.
At CINCINNATI
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Toss Up has been sold by Mr.. W. c. Daily
for $500 He will be heard from at Glouces-
ter hereafter.
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THIRD RACE.

omnibus Stakes, for three year-Olds at $3.50
each, with $4,000 added; mile and half.
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SCORES BY INNINGS.
National League Games

AT PITIsHURG.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-20

When court convened this morning
the names of the jurors in the Cotton
case were called, and as it was learned
that one OF the baliitfs was absent, the
clerk WIS Instructed to enforce the
rule of the court, which uepriyes him
of days puy.
The jury was placed In charge of
another bailiif, and the case of the
State Vi. Cotton was proceeded With.
Robert A. Lee was called by the State
in rebuttal, aud testified that he was
at the polls in 1883, hut did not know
anything about McIaughlins natur-
aiizallon papers.
This was the last witness examined
and Deputy Attorney General Davis
made the opening argument to the
Jury on behalf of the State.
He spoke until 1880 o'clock, and
when he closed Air. Nield5 opened for
the defense. He claimed that The de-
fcHlart could not be convicted unless
II was positively shown that lie had
knowingly ami wilfully refused the
ballot OF qualified voter He ritcl q
number oil authorities i'll support OF
his position.
Mr. NieltiS closed at 1880 o'clock
with i'm urgent appeal to the jury u
render verdict pf not guilty.
MI. Bigg5 opened the closing argu.
ment for the State by citing auth0ri
ties to show that Ii tho defendant
acted according TO lis best knowledge
and ability i'll taking vote, Nliirl
turned out to be- an illegal vote, hC
could not be held liable, bat that in al
cases he must suppose tia, the vote j;
legal. unless he is clearly satisfied ha
it is otherwise.
Mr.. Biggs had not finished his aygl
ment when court took the usual moon
T cess.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-20
CRANOR & CO.
62l MARKET STREET,

We have too much heavy
Underwear and to avoid car
rying it until another season
we have made the following
reductions. Ladies fl II e
Cancels Hair Vests and Pants
reduced from S1.50 to S1.13
Ladies Red all wool Vests
and Pants reduced from ST.
SO TO S1.13. Ladies Red
all wool Vests and Pants re-
duced from 500 to 75c.
Mems Blue Flannel Shirts
reduced from S1.50 to S1.13.
Mems Cloth Shirts reduced
from $500 to S1.50.
Mems fine Camefs Hair
Shirts and Drawers reduced
from $3.50 to S1.13.
Mons natural wool Shirts
and Drawers reduced from
sl.25 to Csc.
Mems red all wool Shirts
and Drawers reduced from
S1.25 to 9Sc.
These are genuine roduc
tons and it will pay anyone
who will need them to buy
them now for future use.
NoTE. will make al,
effort tomorrow to close out
all of our Ladies and Misses
Goats. Bargains may be eX
pected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-20
FOURTH EDITION



The regular weekly meeting OF City
COUNCIL vas held last evening, with
President Farra presiding and full
attendance OF members.
The City Treasurer reported the bal
ance in bank to current expenses to be
S9i, 9So.S3; special, si2, s49,62 total,
Sl07, 1885. As; received OF Water Commits
sioners, So, IT'S; Edmund Mitchell, Jr.,
$780, John ], Mealey, $l,l25.
The Commute on New Map asked
that the Building Inspector be in
structed to proceed at once to num-
Der the houses in South Whining
ton, under the direction of the com
mittee. This action was taken in nc
cord with the communication fIom
Postmaster Stewart, sent to Council
last September. A discussion arose as
to the right of Council to compel
property owners to pay for the work,
and 1t was finally agreed to instruct
the committee to go ahead.
A communication was presented
from the Street and Sewer Commits
sion, endorsing the petition of Peter j.
Ford, asking that Silverbrook DO con-
demned. Tho matter was ON motion
of Mr.. hagee, referred TO the Law
Committee.
On motion of Mr.. Bangh the assess
ment for new curb and sidewalks in
various parts of the city, amounting
to sS43. l3, was approved.
An effort to Tx the time for City
Council to inspect the Fire Department
failed.
Bills were passed as follows: p. +.
Martin, $3.50; Owen }. Hession, S}5. rs;
L. }. Walsh d. Co., $3.50; Mccartney Il
Co, Sl6.5O; 7. i. Walsh, HlO15; W. II.
Hartlove, $3.50; Mrs. b. Joyce, sI7.50;
Gallaher 4 Runner, S. 10; James ONell,
S2.s5; A. J. Travis, So; John NJ, Solo
mon, s33.0S; NJ. I. Kelley, $40; Dennis
Canning, $3.50; Ayars IL Son, ~. rs;
John Nj. Solomon, S3l 20; G. NJ. Senior.
| $l2,50; v. Laplere, 80. 10; Hiram Yerger,
S0.95; lianewell Fire Alarm Company,
S40.7o;J. w. Aydon, Si..0; Gamewell
Fire Alarm Company, SIS; j. V. Car.
Isle, Sl;24; W. Y. Swiggett, SS9.57i
NJ. Il. Kelley 50; Il. W. Eirnie, $3.50
Joseph David. IS; $. IL. Baynard,
Sl.20; Harry Haley, Si2; Gawthrol
and brother Company, 20 cents; James
pany, IS cents; j. W. Aydon, 81 80: q.
w. Gray, 1896; V. Lapierc, s163; j. w.
Aydon, sl.75; II. j. Fougeray, $40;
Q. r. Ewing, Sl3; Fell Il Peoples,
u .45; q. NJ. Senior, $50; Howard
| Mlllman, IS; George G. Whiteman, 9l4i
james L. Wood ~ CO., s7.4S; Charles
heinel Company, 50 cents; Down &
Wright, :2.l0; Williams Il Hopkins,
50. -; George 3. Ward, s2.59; William
Goilard, 1850; j. " Carlisle ~ Co, Ii
cents; NJ. Riley, SIS; A. 7. Travis, $l5
Star Publishing Company, $57 40
same, $40; Il. f. James, $40 80; Re.
publican Printing and Publishing Com.
pany, s.; Every Evening Printing
Company, 81; journal Printing Com
pany, SO; NJ. MrEvely, 80 cents; Davis
| ~ Co., S&9.55; Wilmington Printing
| Company, $50; q. w. Bush q Sons
$500; Charles Warner Company
sl2.3O; Wilmington cooperative Trad,
ing Association, is7.25; same, s10l5.