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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19

Louis Mcpherson, man much wanted by
Ohio authorities for grand larceny and Other
more serious offenses..w was captured last nigh
in Chicago by Sheriff Frese of Springfield, Ohio
and J. E. Colwell chief of detectives of the
Chicago and Erie railway system. For over O
year the Chicago and Erie has been suffering
from the repeated attacks of a gang of clever
thieves. while the places along the route
have been victimizedby the same gang. Every
effort to discover the perpetrators was unsuc-
cessful until short time ago, when suspicion
fell upon Mcpherson. who had been a trusted
employee He managed to escape. however and
was not located until last night He will be
taken back to Springfield. Ohio, at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19
A Cataract of Oil and xVatar

large tank belonging to the National Cot
ton Seed Oil Company burst whilst being tested
with water at West Newark, n. j., last even
ing, sending huge volume of water down q
steep hill. The water struck tank containing
800 barrels of oil. which burst and swelIed the
torrent. The house of Michael Taft was in the
path Of the torrent and the cataract damaged
it considerably. Mrs. Taft was caught in the
Hood and badly injured. Michael Taft, her son,
was also badly injured. as was also man
named Barthold. There were several other
persons more or less injured. but their NAMES
could not be ascertained The damage to the
oil company is estimated at $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19

There rs no PLACE like home
when PSarllne is used in it.
There is no place about home
where Rearllne can't be used.
R6azlisse takes the hard work
and drudgery out of-keeping
a home clean. 1t is next to
having the washing and clean
ing done for you, and well done
at that.
1t washes everything that
can be washed. Itcleans paint,
marble, carpets. hangings-in
fact everything cleanable. 1t
is a luxury in the bath. 1t is
emphatically without harm to
person or things. With PEARL
znS you have rest; it rests with
YOU to have Psarllne.
Beware Of limitations. 2& JAMES PYLE NY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19
Failure of u Leading Wisconsin Lumbcru

Failure Of Leading Wisconsin Lumbcrman
special from Black River Falls, Wis, says
The wagon factory, blacksmith shops and other
manufactures Of d. j. Spauldins, the leading
lumberman Of this section, have been closed
Mr.. Spaulding some time ago announced tina,
he could not compete with other works sent IN
and consequently sold on long credit. The crash
was caused by firm in Milwaukee foreclosure
q mortgage on property in Clark county, which
frightened other creditors. Nearly ali his crodi.
tors are secured by mortgages. The principal
creditor here is the First National Bank, which
holds mortgage on Mr.. Spaulding's personal
property in the city. Ho has not yet decided
whether to make an assignment or not. His
S700, 0OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19

Three weeks ago Mr.. Reeve introduced bill
in the Minnesota legislature to appropriate
s2O, 900 for securing and placing in the National
Capitol statues OF the late Gen. Sibley and Sec
rotary Window. 1t is now proposed to cut
Secretary Window out of the bill, the claim
being made that he was not for some years
previous to his death resident of this state
The bill was reported back yesterday with the
name Of Mr.. Window stricken out and the
amount reduced to SlOO 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19

The Queens Jurisdiction ip Newfoundland.
A special from st. Johns. N. F., to the New
York World says In the case of Baird agt
Walker; which was an action taken by james
Baird a merchant of this city, against Sir
Baldwin Walker, commander of Ii. NJ 8.
Emerald, for damages sustained by the closing
of Baird's lobster factory. on the French shore,
last summer by Walker, judgment was given
today by the supreme court of Newfoundland
in favor of Baird thus deciding that the queen
has not the power claimed over subject under
the circumstances prevailing in this case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19
CITY AND DISTRICT.

~ The difference between a loose vague
boast and an affidavit giving exact figures is a
wide one. and of vital significance to a person
interested in the statement The STAR s,cedys
10 as circulation. This is poin. of great i'm
portance to advertisers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19
Judgment Against Archer's Bondsmen.

The suit of the state Of Maryland against the
second bond of Stevenson Archer. at Towson,
was concluded yesterday in Baltimore. The
state claims S12.S57 on this bond which runs
from the expiration of the first bond, Novem-
Der IS, 1889, to January 80. 1890, and the de-
Tense admits $3.50, including interest The
jury gave a verdict for the full amount claimed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19
The Three Temptations Were Too Strong

John S. Ensor. notary public, attorney at
law and chattel mortgage agent, son-in-law of
Assessor John Jacoby of st. Louis is reported
missing and with him some $4,000 intrusted to
him by confiding acquaintance Ensor was
married to a charming woman. had an inter
esting family and prosperous business. but
wine, women and cards were his peculiar
temptOrs and he fell. Ensor is supposed to be
in Chicago with his mistress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19

special from Marshalltown, Iowa. says: T.
Jacobs, living near Waterloo, has received a
telegram stating that his twelve-year-old son
who was visiting in Nebraska had been CAP
tured by band of Indiana party of men
started in pursuit and as they approached the
redskins the latter split the boy open with a
tomahawk, scalped him and then escaped. The
boy WAS dead when the men reached him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

FAIL Srock
OF FOREIGN CoATrNos, vEsrrNos.
SUITINGS. OvERCOATIN0s AND TROUS.
ERINGS RECEIVED. GENTLEMEN WHO
ADMIREFIRST-CLASST AILORING AREIN
yITED TO INSPECT. ALL GARMENTS cur
BY II. ID. BARR. I'LL PA AVE, ARE GUAR
ANTEED AZ % Us IkaA OOAAkUr STYLE
OH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19
LADIES GOODS.

BASKETS. MOSS CHICKS, RARBITS RTRpS
- Esgs, Faster Cards Easter Pictures JaIan.se Toys
Materials for making rap-r Flowers Iaup shades <
Lanterns Napkins, Entossed Pictures -, rmau Taxors
fe2o-lm' J JAY COTI.b, Sal .hh -
WANTED-LADIEs TO KNOW THAT I HANf
w moved TO my new apartments corner Of nth and
u SITS n w. over Ohio National Bank. ami am now
nrePsred 70 execute all orders promrty Fine Even
INK Dresses. Street Costumes. Jackets Wars. Man
ties, &c IN the very latest style Perfect III guar
anteed. MADAM BUTLER. mhia-lm
ERENCH ACCORDION PLATING, lOC TO &c.
per yd knife Pc. Yer I'D. and up. rose plating
Inkm- Deinoresi sewing machine. sls 20. LUCAS,
9S Hh st.n.w. mhIO- I'm
EAsrER NOVELTIES. CARDS. FAVoRs MATE
rias tor paper flowers. lamp shade frames. Jap
snese goods studies. strap pictures, WONDERS FNll
CHILDREN. J. Jay GocLD. 42l 9Th ~ Prompt
attention 10 mail orders. fels- Inn
ERENCH DYEING. SECURING ANDDRY CLEAN
M Establishing nj. i2np New York ave. FIRST
class Ladies and Gents work OF every description.
Plush, Velvet and tvenin-, Dresses ANTON AND
Mason lriese. Paris. All
AIRS. NJ. BRADLEY. MODESTO. c ST Ne,
w formerly Nj, invites PATRONAGE Of Washington
ladies'. Costumes made in latest styles Perfect III al
noderate price. Cutting and basting speciality.
dl3-S4tE
4 NTON FlSCHER'S DRY CLEANING FSTAB.
"A lsllnent and Dye Works, aD6 Is ~ NV ladies
ami Gents Garments % all kinds cleaned and dyed
WITHOUT being rilred. Ladies Eyenng Dresses a size
ciGtty. lhirty-five years experience. Frlcss mod
crate. Goods called Tor and delivered. sl4
4 LL-NOoL GARMENTS. MADE Up OR RIPPED
"A dy ed good plourning black.
A. FISCHER
slA .kHi % ~. n W.
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CAsu o. CREDIT.
READ THESE PRICEA

ro-' oar a-ii1-s-n1;shed PED Room Suites apIsces
;sisI7 cash. or s1s on credit
.tie,e IarIc- sUIfcs. solid walnut f-a:l,s uphol-
stored p.us best H-.EeIotl. ss On
sTeht.
Gooa wOvES-wIRE BED SPRINGS for q. %
essh or e., ~ on credit
BRUSSELS CARPET. CO... cash or &c on credit.
1oOd INGRAM CARPET ;r,c. cash or 4oc on credit
Nsss~ and lay all CARPETS .ree Of cos. aud dour
darsei for tie ~ssie IN Matching asurea
Cur tsT'iis aEs hseS-.ss0: any house In IN. city;
'nS small Tsyrs Mt at tIue of purchase and the bal
tIe, in EASY NEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS
No notes required and q per cent diseoun, allowed
o. al accounts settled in thirty Gays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19

H0rsford's Acid Phosphate,
Useful In all forms Of dyspepsia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK A,
IHlIApTI pUTA

THE GREAT
TO The NORTH, MIST AND SOTTHwFsr
s S1i ka iksck sNhEtNPID tsSETLSf
T TRAISS LEkyE wssHi SG rs Flow STATION
q Pullman testi6uie Cars AZ 10 - IA. asliy'
and ~ Lonis. with parlor Harrisburg 70 I1its-
sahars fsSa .i to . GSusa hsoaS O 20 In
tT.,s4 M " Lo,ns, oho1so and Sininnau IN.
sr1-6lrs shd slespins Cars haTs6nss % so 70
L lsr chioas. and clnenpsti and Dnilg csI H.r
Gss'eyn EhIrs-s at 80 2 m daily WITH slsepias
neinS dsy haba Si 1n shs S Ssl. .. So9
for Louisville and Memphis. Pullman Dining
LIrrsss, 10 Do p M daily. ior faltsSurs and the
west with through Sleeper TO Pirisburs. and Pits
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For ,hsne CAnandaisua. Rochester and NiAsars Pals
for trle, SanandAsua aud Rochester daily for Bus-
sh sns a 1a a a sstqs To
For NilliansPOrt. Rochester and Niagara Falls 20
ksshinstSn to Rochester. va" ''''p''@ ~
For MilhAnsport. Remove and Elnirs sslo.5o an.
For Williamsfort daily, 3.3Opm
foRPHILADELPHIA. new YORK ANDTHEEAs
s4e 10 90 and IS Pun On sand. S 10 % :. M.
tied Express Of n sn II Ps9S snd al. sl b I
Carte New lork. % 40 a. daily except SUNDAY.
For Nsg fork only, Lniied kITTsss with Dinis c.f.
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
Past Express loan week days and pm. dsn,
For boston, without ehans's. -5.I5 pm every day.
@ T Mil ha al t % trains connsc a yer-
,ns firect transfer G tuition 81. syoldins
For Atlantic city, II 10 Pm. week days IL IS p m
For baltimore. ssas, 20. s.lo 200, e.4o, 10 90.
bo S' a y 90 spa u III 10 IN. IN l2b 20 2iS
1850 ana n p m a On sunday. go 20 scs 70 s.
ali III aioaiiSi z,lV . 70. 80 400 s3u o7oo
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

WHITE SUGAR. &c. BIG BOT WHISKY. 2,c
Be-. crs.peIy butter, 80. Bst. san RUM. :.e
3lb can peaches o. spricois 2Oc liza. chesss &c.
4boxes sardnes. 25c. sAlmon 2sc i bot Brsndy
xsc bot. malt yhisky. SOC.
oHAhEs CASH GROCERY. moved 30 1887 IA
o. n. ". near o-street Market. ,.l3 ans
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". q. HoEKE,
STH ST. AND PENNA. AVE.
mh14. 16. 10
The L1EB1e COMPANY

Gents Surrs SoounrD
AND PRkssED FOB q.
Coats. SOC. Pants. Csc. Vests. 60 Altefins and
delivered 1sasphone call l4:-1o
h. i. HAHN, sO5 OH e. NV
euS Lea sysa w.. N0as ManningJou-
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MANICURE

MADAME PAWN,
w MANICURE AND cHrRoPoDIsr,
s05 18TH ST. NV.
nl7-dm Over Thompsonb Drug ssorv
II J. GEORGES 1 son, CHIROPODIsfe LADY
Manicure in attendance. 6eorves' bunion and corn
prominent phys,cians. fariors. lib Pa ave. aourA
an " p.m- sundAys. 20 pm d1;-1m
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

n ORtU AND OLD PUINT.-sTEAMEE LAKE
~ lighted with electricity, including staterooms
Steamer leaves 9TH st wharf. terminus OF cable
TUESDAY, Thursday and sunday, D I'm
Fare, 81 Round trip, 81.
Telephone l.GSi. ,sro2r,
TO NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
Il Steamer EXCELSIOR, from eth st. wharf Mon.
days, Mednes,le and Fridays. at > b. m EXCLUSIVE
CONNECTION WITH BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
sIEAMEhS. Fare 81 single round trip. SO. Tickets
and rooms a. b. and o. ticket office, ol9 and l5l Pa
ave, and Hawley's. 18th and New York ave. For
further Information inquire al company Office on the
wharf. Telephone call siJ-3 Nm. 4. WELCH SUIT
anu uel AGent ol1
CLEANER ''wAKEFIEID"
~ Leaves 9TH ST. wharf on MONDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS at an Returning TUESDAY,
FRIDAY and SUNDAY evenings
tor Nomnl Greek. Va, and st. Clements Bay. Nd.
touching al intermediate landings.
Passenger accommodations nrstclass-
{. ". RIDLEr
vs. General Manager.
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q J. o G A N

c r u j I II 10 UsE
slI-on 10 AID s4l sth q. n "
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

SUCCESSFUL PREPARATION FOR CIVIL SER
10y, yise examination Mt very reasonable rates 1916
or HILDAs SCHOOL. MoRRIsT0wY- SrW
healthful situations; thorough instrurtion; careful
% rF h hSl
A c. sTARTN's BUSINESS COLLEGE, L. 4 sT
"na PER prse and Class
students ptepareS Tor ,inilSeryiGe exam
by which students advance rapidly; Shorthand and
I!rewIi,inS. three months. slo Diplomas.
FRENCH LESSONS BY Mile, PKUD'HoMME
i at her residence, 3cl ID ST, Sprinx term now
keterences DR.. and Mrs. ". W. GOddinv. 81; \ liza
1STH FREE LECTURE IN THE PARLoRs OF
wednsy s sSfn nsa 81 go sa6 aSt SO1n
pose OF Gaillards original method tho only based
upon sound scientific and philosophical principles
sns Of sa dsS Hi
VISITING TEACHER OF PAINTING AND
drawing would like a few more pupils Address
fc17tu. tn, slim Strr Office.
piano LEsSoNS.-EXPERIENCE AND ste
cesstnl tea eIshsr oes, resrenses Terms c Ter
mhy-tuSsatIm'
WAsHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
or,,.r 70 Sa aotn ST n W. twenty year. Piano
taxes. q. Is. Billiard, Direcior: mh;-in %
UNPARALLELED OPPORTUNITY.
f fHHHH H H$SF#s; EEHHss$s:
FOR
# fen HS $ $ $$EEsH:
In
Spanish. French. German Italian.
The cheapest,
Most practical,
The only commons way
To Really Speak, Write, Head and Understand
Modern Langu
lis Ladies' and Gentlemen
Attended Ny Glasses Last Month.
Applications must be made before
SAL RDAY. MARCH IA.
Glasses open March 10.
DIR. RICHARD 5. ROsENTHAL.
Late private tutor to the Imperial family of Austria
Author OF The Mesterschaft system
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80, tsoo A. minuiesl; : 10 a.:Sl. ~ o.. i2oG
uissl, ~, 40, 81 q o. A. ninutesl, 6s5,
2 p ~ ", ol' 60. 70; ~ @a 10 20 AMI
am. 600 a. ininut.sl. 80. sl5. Z. 20 = -
80 g. 60. - ninutes). . %. q II. q 20. 20 SO1
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DROP. PAUL VOINOT. DIPLOME DE L'UNI-
l. yersite de France, will accept limited number of
pupils VINO wish to acquire the pure Partisan accent.
Latest methods. l2.}4 II. NV. teI.S-lnl-
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL PRIVATE LESSONS
- in all grades of study Civil service examination
sucress.u preparation lull information
years Special instruction TO adults whose early euca
ton has been negected Preparation COLLEGE West
Point, Annapolis and nil examinations. Send
cuar. 5; ". FLYNN. A. NJ. Ivy Institute, =.
corner Sth and X SITS. n i.:y-:hu.
GUARANTEE TO TEACH ANY ONE TO DRAW A
~ life size crayon portrait in ID lessons No knowl
edge OF drawing necessary lessons day and evening
j. W. REYNOLDS. Artist trg} L Inn
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RAlIlNnRE AND ONO RAILROAD
n Schedule m efcst January 4. iSai
Leave NAsliiia.tu station corner ois r.
Hvenu. and Z street.
Tor Chicago and Northwest. Asstihul.d Tsrnit.f
Ell res, caily IL 10 IA. VNir-ss = ~ q. ui.
for CINCINNATI IT lsuis and It4lianal,lis .sr----
daily 8 ..Bo and II ~ pm.
tOr l1tishurE And Cleveland. empress. daily N 10
or Lexington and points In the shenAnsouh Valley.
no 40
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For HAsers,Own. 40 4os m. and q, 10 2. m.

for Annapolis. q 81 and = 10 m, 1. 10 and %
pm. sundays, = 10 a IA. 4 no D. m
Tor ireierick. fll-bO IN. 81 Is. % 20. "a -
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NHEsAPEAkE AND ONO RAILWAY.
RALTIMoRr AM ONO RAILROAD

W. fuller
fell 'i.nsrai fa-~.-ns-r Ar-f
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-04

lOME TO 800 King street, corner 5th &
~ King streets, and see our Christmas
Opening. We have all kinds OF candy and
mixtures. which please the children. So
do those old fashioned sour balls and pea
nut candy from the pure foo ex position.
Our paper shelled Hlmonds2 25 cts Il pound.
We have all other nuts for Chris mas
Our mixed candy ut 10 cts. is excellent,
Al kinds OF lellGys and cukcs hand made.
buttor CRACKERS. oyster crackers, lhs. of
Trenton crackers % cents. 5th and King.
We have the most OF our Christmas goods
at sB King street. Have opene our new
tea for Christmas. Yau eau % I'd this tea
10 your friends AMI know thar IL will give
atlsfactiOni can lave lbs. of tea and
mice basket for 81. Our cOlIcc gives satis-
faction. II is cleared In the roasting and
keeps you in good humor. g ads,one
nonr Mt ~ cts. hag isgool; our new iioar
lht t5cts bag makes white bread. Cod
llsii is away up. so ARE our imported sar-
dimes. Sugar Is about to take wings up.
ward. We will make 1t up in dried fruit
see those wnole apples nearly as large as
your head only llcts. Pirtcd cherries ! lbs
Tor % cts. Sweet cider for your mtrcs
pies Found II lot OF salt the hays ara
lsolled, that isall that Is the matter, will sell
Y cent and , cents a bag. brushes worth
. cts, viii sell for IL cts. We have the
best castle rock che Sc and good htitttr
and fresh eggs nj s0J King street, Cor. and
|5th King streets, I. NJ. WlER dEGls
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-04
FIFTH EDITION.
Dots.

For good cabinet photographs try
Cummings, 302 Market street.
! Hukill 4 Poist, Second and Tatnall
streets, have 2l-inch doll for rs
cents,
Plain wedding and engagement
rings made without joints or solder.
Patent Aug ust 18th, 1855. Z. L. Hanf,
10 East Fourth street.
] A large stock OF gold spectacles
must be sold, So palr; opera glasses,
from 50 to IS pair. Call early and
ayold the rush. Prof. Well, No. 3o5
Market street.
The paper machine to be built by the
Pusey Jones Company for exhibition
at the World's Fair will not be exhibited
by the manufacturers, but by Gus
toner, for whom Ii will he built.
The Right Worthy Grand Conclave Of
Delaware, Heptasophs Cor s. w. NJ,
Will convene in special session at Eden
Hail on Tuesday, December 18th, at
& p. M, to make arrangements for the
entertainment OF the officers OF the
Supreme Conclave which meets in this
city next MAY.
/ The Wilmington Dramatic Club de-
Isircs to return Its thanks to NJ. Alegary
I& Son, Miss Eva j. Green, AIessrs.
Samuel Speakman and Jesse X Baylls
for their kindness In furnishing the
stage properties used In the plays on
Wednesday evening.
The Rev. Jacob Miller, formerly OF
Church Hill, Queen Anne's county, Md,
has been elected rector of Grace Church,
Bmndywlne hundred, and began his
duties last Sunday.
The colCred people held q meeting in
lEzion Nj. Il. Church last evening to
make arrangements for celebrating
Emancipation Day In this city.
Tho Right Rev. Leighton Coleman.
bishop of Delaware, will otilciate at the
Protestant Episcopal church ut Milford
on Sunday. ....
December 10 has been fixed as a day
Tor receiving donations OF furniture for
st. Joseph's Roman Catholic parochial
residence.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-04
Trustees Monthly Meeting.

The monthly meeting Of the trustees
OF the Delaware State Hospitsl for the
insane was held yesterday at Farm.
hurst. MIR. Lackey stated that the
trustees OF the poor were willing to
pay one.half the cost OF the erection Of
10 party fence. This offer was accepted.
DR.. Burton raised the question OF a
separate building for violent patients.
and while the members were satisfied
That such a building was necessary,
they were In doubt about their power
to erect 1t at the present time.
The committee was instructed to at
tend to repairing the roofs and fire es-
eSapes, which have been damaged by
hlgn winds, and also to report on the
advlsability OF placing IRON guards at
the windows of the new amusement
hall over the laundry.
Tho trustees inspected tho new laun.
dry building, which Is now completed.
and expressed themselves as being
much pleased. 1t was decided to pur-
chase disinfeGtinR washing machine.
and the agent OF the Hospital Supplv
Company was Instructed to nut ono IN.
the entire bill for the laundry appara.
tus not to exceed S2, 500. An order for
o. 500 was drawn In favor OF tho Hos
pltal SupplykCompany.
MIR. Cooper moved that the inmates
be given q turkey dinner on ehrisL.
mas, and the motion was carried.
The superintendent reported 19s ia.
tients In the hospital at the presens
time. Nothing further OF Importance
was done, and DIR. Louisa Ii. Llewllyn.
who succeededed DR.. Gable, was intro
duced to the trustees. She Is a Penn
sylvanian and II graduate Of tho
Women'S Medical College of Phjln1al.
phia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-04
lecture To Night.

The illustrated lecture OF 'grhe Ne
gro before and since the War; which
vas given by g. +. Richings at Bethel
entertainment Of rare excellence. Large
pictures of the various colored schools
owned by eolored people and the many
colored men who have risen to proml.
nence among the race, were thrown
upon the canvas. The lecture was In
struetlve and entertaining and Mr.
Rlchings proved himself a very able
lecturer. The entertainment will be
repeated tonight and every colored
person In the city ought to be pre-
sent and learn of the rapid progress OF
the race. A most cordial invitation is
extended to the better favored race tc
come and SEQ the progress OF his
brother in black.n
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-04
PIalntleld,s S1bo.ooo Fire.

PLAISFIELD, N. j., Dec. 4. - Fire
started in II barn adjoining the coal and
lumber yard of the D. j. Boyce estate
last night. The fire spread to the lum-
btr yard, and all the stock was destroyed,
involving a loss of sleO, 900 Insurance
is about $50 600 Bunyon's undertaking
rooms We're also burned causing a loss
of $500. The fire got beyond control
Of The department and burned the fol-
lowing buildings: Edward G. Mulfords
brick barn; I. o. Doano's carpenter shop
ana barn, also u building owned by N.
W. French. A dozen houses took fire
and were lnJre or less damaged by the
flames. The total loss will probably
foot up to Ti50,OOO
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-04
Crooked County omciaIs.

UTICA, N. Y, Dec. 4.-For some time
past an investigation into the affairs and
chafgea against the county officials of this
county. has been going on, aud some
5Canidluni charges We're unearthcd.
Several officers and ex-oiticers have been
served with papers from the attorney
generals Office, accusing them of NAL
fea7aare in office, The service of the
papers created great excitement here.
The summons which is waiting for Sen
Ht9r Co$geshall charges him with lille.
Sail{. taking several Thousand dollars
whiie country clerk in 1891. Coggcshall
is uow ON the Pacific coast.