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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-03
Gle Curt.

Gle Curt,
BRIGHTON BEACH RACES,
- Every Week Day, rain or shine.
SEVEN RACES.
Commencing promptly az 80 P. NJ.
Admission 10 Grand stand n. Ladies so.
FIELD FREE.
Reached BY all routes TO Coney Island.
JULY l. RACES INCLUDING HURDLE RACE
Beginning 2 r NJ.
c. v. SASS sec'f. G. II. ENGEMAN. Pres,t
MONMOUTH PARK RACING ASSOCIA-
vi TON. RACES PROMPTLY AT 2 80 p. NJ. AT
NORRIS PARK -and- JEROME PARK
On July T. :, IL, ls 25. On July g. g. -. 10, 81 p,
August ], . II, To- ls y %, "a %. 30 80. 81.
Eo- MAIL porkrake August 4, > g. ID 20 %
I'd or Sd ave. elevated R r.. For jerome Par1-LaKs
10 l29th.s Then by Harlem n J. S>1trdt ara hLSso
River branch Of the y. Y. river X. y 1argh DIe-
New. Haven and HART ri som 'rraAu SShtIl DePo,
H. Tor race course leav II 80 10 80 40 and
inc vsrv ten minutes after 80 and trains
% o'cIocx Excursion fare be necessary. Excursion
a. coSts fare 40 cents.
~ FREE FIELD AT BOTH PLACES.
H. ~ CRICKMORE, Sec'y. \. J. CAssAIr, Pres's.
In addition The New-YOrk Jockev Club Will give races
at Jerome Park Aug. T. H. II, 10, u, 20.
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ID FRySHIRE HOUSE. surrounded by Berkshire ms
ID Alatch-ss scenery and drives not lour hOls tdo'
y. Y. Circular Z. TICKNOE, Great harrington, las;
ID LOCK ISLAND. r. The mdocean sumner resort
- 81 mo.IgIio,s EUREKA HOTEL ne" nous Llo1'tn
Improvements. nos open. n a. Ball. II2PitssS.--
[ 1XGoDSIICk HOUSE, WoodstocG, y. l. -,
.un.ror accommodation at rasoulo- prices Deaut-
v,l- drive; pine grove <hAt', ,eLOfu..i AO
losoult,es or MALARIA circulars. V. D LAX, FIOL
AwRENCE BEACH Hotter. Lawrence =. LJis alts
s,'I0sr resort: surf and It'll bathi .p,i iie.i-
r,-tpresouc scenery ane fishing, tennis boWilns, ~
r,nni, i-ntd drives ch0 &C. CUISINE Hie -
mo. .fatles .ea-hOre and country cOuD'h'u' ''P''
CIRCULAR H. D. sTUBBs, Proprietor.
OCEAN HoyErEHkt 'hAsLIsGr9Y,
Accommodation for $50. Rates, 80 70 - % pr uey
,rrrr r,,,,TNoHEAn modern lmproy ements Ia 6Sck'
III - ~. 6rs1n capacity 200 guest, IT p''''1u'
lars apDiy 70 THOs. NOBLE Asbuil rAlA, -
rcur l,prrNTAL. ATLANTIC CITY y: L.. An
i Vf,ot1fs-ave. beach EVefJ1nnN -N'
modern improve" s .IEx. NJ. oPPENHEiMER Propr.
GsixyII.RURTON. BY. THE-sEA,"
w AA-oS SPRING LAKE. y. J.
Season June ! ~ 0ct9pe-rrruwoRTH
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MOUNTAIN HOUSE.

Near Shohoa Glen. Erie r. T. Altitude 1000 feet
Wonderful scenery beautiful axe good boating and fish
ng. 80 mosquitoes, no malaria. French cuisine. Ac-
commodities 200 guests. Terms 50 to $40 per week.
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NJ OKDDEUTSCHkK LLOiD ;. 5. co.
~ snOKl H0uiE r. LONDON
steamers sal from pier foot OF 2dst., Hoboken.
FAST kXpIiESs STEAMERS.
Ems Sat Jolly 4, g a. Elder Sat July II, q. m.
Have Tncs July a H. Tisye Tues JqIy H. = -.
FIRST cabin 800 and gpv ard berth Second caen $50
AL THE Low WINTER PRICES Will BIZ IN
FORCE IN FIRST CABIN on AND AFTER JULY .,
EXCEPTING on S. 5. IRAVE. JULY Il. AND S. s.
SPREE JULY 81 - - .,- ,..
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ISLES OF SHOALS. Y. II.
OCEANIC HOTEL.
PAXiNOSA INN,

This famous resort VIII open June 10, and close o.
1. Fishing and boating unsurpassed send for terms
illustrated pamphlet
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
Attorneys'F Fees.

Apropos of attorneys fees. allow me
u short say. A deliberate overcharge
OF any kind is essential theft. If to
secure Justice among men is the OBJ
iect OF the law, To take that which in
strict justice is the property of others
is wanton and dishonest violation
OF the very principle of euuity-the
vital essence or the law. fhe name,
the manner, of that taking is nothing,
tue fact Is everything. This being
clear, Just what constitutes an over.
charge is equally clear, assuming the
non existence of professional and ull
other dishonorable combine" for fix
ing prices and maintaining profits
[whose very nature is insidiously sub
versiye OF and verltable death-touch
to the spirit oil free Institutions.
Any one who knowingly In the alb
sence of active and open competition
makes q charge for service rendered
thut could not otherwise be had, who
STILES the question, whit could OF
should do this for before seeing IL
nass to another. is pfiferer by in
stinct and breeding and would not hesi-
tate TO profit by the degradation OF
another occupant of a cooling board
stitiate his greedy lust for gain and
all the appeal TO existing usuage, cor
rupting precedent, or the cusuistical
ahieane of the age will not avail to
wipe out the shameful stain. j. Nj.
Newark, Nov. Goth 1891.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
Ft.lt RENT.

L'oR lu,Nr-TnREE STABLES AND
IL Ehup, on Morrow street, between Sti
and gth and Madison aud Monroe Apply
to j. r. Sutton, 1909 West sth street
oi5-eod-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
Christ Sentenced,


The following Is correct transcript
OF the most memorable judicial seil-
tence which has ever been uttered by
human lips In the annals of the world.
This curious document was diseop-
cred In A. ID. 1880, iu the city of Aquill,
In the kingdom OF Naples. in the
course OF q search made for the discey-
cry of Roman antiquities and 1t re-
mained until it was found by the Com
missioners OF Art in the French Army
OF Italy. Up to the time of the cam.
paign In southern Italy. 1t was pre-.
served In the sacristy OF the Carthu
slams near Naples, where it was kept
In box of ebony. Since then the rel
ic has been kept in the Ghapelo Castera.
The Carthusians obtained. by petition,
leave that the plate might be kept by
them as an acknowledgment OF the
sacrifices which they made for the
French army.
The French translation was made
literally by members OF the Commits
sion OF Art. Demon had fac-simile
OF the plate engraved which was
bought by Lord Howard, on the sale
OF his cabinet. for twenty eight hun
dred and ninety francs. There seems
to be no historical doubt as to the au-
thenticity OF this document, and it 10
obvious that the reasons of the SEN
tence correspond exactly with those
recorded In the gospels. The sentence
itself runs as follows:
Sentence pronounced by Pontiua
PLATE, Intendent Of Lower Galilee,
that Jesus Of Nazareth shall suffer
by the cross. In the seventeenth year
OF the reign of the Emperor Tiberius,
and on the 25th Of March, in the most
holy city OF Jerusalem, during the
Pontificate of Annas and CaiapAas.
Pontius PLATE, Intendent of the Prov
ment in the presidential chair Of the
praetor, sentences Jesus of Nazareth
to death on cross, between two rob
bers, as the numerous testimonials Of
the people prove that.
/. Jesus is misleader. 9. He has ex
cited the people TO seditlon. 3. lie Is
an enemy to the laws. 4. He calls him
self the Son of God. 5. He calls him
self, falsely, the King of Israel. 6. He
went to the Temple, followed by a
multitude carrying palms In THEN
hands.
1t likewise orders the first Centurion,
Quirilius Cornelius to bring him to
the place of execution, and forbids
all persons, rich or poor, to prevent
the execution of Jesus. The witnesses
who have signed the execution against
Jesus are, /. Daniel Robuni, Pharisee
2. John Zorobabel; 8. Raphael Robani
4. Capet. Finally, 1t orders that the
said Jesus be taken ont OF Jerusalem
through the gate OF Tournea.
Collector.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
cRATEFuL-comFoRrlNo
EPP6' COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

"By a thorough knowledge of the
natural laws which govern the opera
( ions of digestion und nutrition, and by
Ia careful application of the line proper
tics of wgll-selectcd Cocoon. Ml. Epps has
provided our breakfast tabies with d
ilavored beverage which mag
save MS many heavy doctors bills. Its
by the iudtcious use OF SUCH articles oil
diet that n constutition may be gradual
ly built up until strong enough to resist
every tendency to disease. Hundreds OF
subtle lnaladies are il0atinG around us
rcnay toattaclt wherever there isa weak
point. We may escnpe many fatal
sl,uft by keeping ourselves well fortified
with pure blood and II properly nourish-
ed frame. .'--Gtvil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or
milk. Sold only in half pound tins bS
groecrs, Labelled thus;
j AMEs EPFs a CO., homeopathic
Chemists Londom II :. j3-nlts-w,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
Dots.

Dyeing and securing done. a1O King St
Painful teething, collie, diarrh9a pre-
vented and cured by Hooper's anodyne
Bush's, French street wharf, is the
place 10 buy your coal.
For the best cabinet photographs, &c
to Beecher's, S15 Market street, S2.oO 0
dozen.
Go to Reeds new instalment store
for cheap Furniture and Carpets. sol
Shiply street. N. II. Reed, manager.
Great variety OF slightly used pianos
and organs Mt your own price. Rec
Mems Hall Piano Warerooms.
Good chewing tobacco at Fell
heimers at SOC. a pound, Sl2 Market
street and Front and West streets.
Fellheimer is manufacturing fint
Havana filler for &C., ST.
Market street and Front and Wes
streets.
DIR. Simms' vegetable liver pills
sugar coated, non-sickening AMI pnin
less, are undoubtedly the finest ant
best liver medicines in our great coun
try.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
A Nut for Free Traders.

The Sheffield tEngland) Telegraph
publishes the following paragraph
which every free trader should read
and ask himself IL Mckinley Is no
right.
The promoters of the Mckinley tar
III meant it to ptsh forward the polio,
of America for the Americans. Ont
method of recognizing it was to keel
all work within their own dominlons,
Tho country WIS to be made self sup
home was not tc be bought abroad
That was the keynote OF The Mckinley
scheme, and 1t is working out the idea
OF its designers with The precision and
effectiveness of machine.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
REASON purHRoNHp
Sad Cause Of the Assignment of Firm
Of Popular Brokers.

Sad Cause of the Assignment of Firm
Of Popular Brokers.
New York, Nov. 2s.--The firm Of
Field, Lindley, Wiechers & Co., with
offices in the Washington building, one
of the most prominent stock and grain
commission houses in Wall street, an
aouneed its suspension yesterday in the
Stock and Produce exchanges, Edward
N. Field, the senior partner, is a son Of
Cyrus w. Field. The news created q
sensation in the street, for the firm has
always been regarded as one of the
strongest in the trade, and its business
was very extensive.
Surprise was still further increased
when 1t was learned that the assignment
had been made on account of the sudden
mental collapse of Edward M. Field, the
senior member of the firm.
The assignee is Charles HI. Gould, a
lawyer, Of 2 Wall street. The assign
ment is made without preference, and
it is believed that every creditor is
amply protected. The other partners in
the firm believe that its affairs have not
been disastrously involved. They know
of no losses whatever, and do not be-
ieye that any have been suffered.
Within the past three months the firm
has been advancing large sums of money
in an enterprise which Mr.. Gould de-
clines to define. A very large amount
of money is involved, Mr.. Field has
had complete charge of the management
Of this enterprise.
What he has done in his disordered
mental state, or how he has carried out
the plans of the investors, Is yet mys-
tory, and no light has yet been shed upon
the matter by Mr.. Field, who is utterly
unable to give any Ineligible account
of the affair.
Mr.. Field is about 43 years old, and
lives with his family at 1875 East Twenty
first street. He remains at home, under
the doctors care. Although he is able
to go about, his mind wanders all the
time.
His condition is believed to be due en-
tirely to oyerwork, and was probably
brought on in its present acute form by
the death of his mother, which occurred
last Monday.
His father, Cyrus w. Field, is also at
home, and is Frustrated by his wife's
death and the discovery of his sons de-
plorable condition.
One popularity of Mr.. Fields condi-
tion is that he has an unnatural appetite
and seems to crave food all the time.
This is said to be one of the usual symp-
toms in patients suffering from paresis.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
A Saloon t,obbed.

About 730 o'clock last evening, a
colored man entered the saloon of
Michael Malloney, No. 1920 French
street, and ealled for drink OF whisky.
While he was drinking it Malloney
was called to the rear room, and left
the follow standing at the bar. lie
had no. sooner gone than the man
reached over the bar and snatched the
money drawer. He then ran down
Eleventh street to an alley and through
to Elizabeth street, and entered au old
frame house. As soon as Mal!oney
returned to the bar.room he discover.
ed his loss, and Immediately notified
Detectives Hawkins and Hatton, who
upon going to the yard OF the old
house found the drawor with two S.
gold pieces and AZ cents in chunge.
The drawers when taken contained
over S40in money, of various denomI-
nations, and bankable note for $50
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
The .pia.nantan speetaeles.

NJ. Z;Heman and Brothers retail
store, Philadelphia, recently added to
their large importing and manuiactur,
ing establishment, is the most exten.
slve in the country, and the business
they are now doing would astonish
You ; the best goods at the lowest
prices tells the story. Competition
hasn't disturbed thom, but increased
their trade. The most eminent ocul,
isis in this country and Europe recon,
mend the "Diamantar glasses us the
best aids to defective eyesight evor
known. They are the largest import
ers, manufacturers and iobbers in
Philadelphia and 1t stands to reason
that they can sell goods at bottom
prices. There's nothing like buying
goods from first hands; you get the
benefit OF the jobbers and retailere
profit when you buy from Nj Zine
man & Bro. Thousands now wear the
'Diananta" speotacles and eyeglasses,
and they arc fitting everybody. They
examine eyes free all their salesmen
are experienced opticians. You won't
leave their store unless they feel sure
that your eyes arc fitted. Go and see
their store. You don't need to buy.
M. Z1NEMAS Il BIO, Opticians.
Retail salesrooms, 100 South Ninth
street, Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
rl,n sslaries Of city omcIals.

The poliee officers and city officials
have been notified by President of City
Council Benson that, according to the
ordinance as ii now stands, they can.
not be paid their salaries until Decem-
ber $. 1t has been the custom for
many years TO pass the ordinance at
the last meeting night OF Council in
each month, and the clerk would
dinanee, and Mr. Murray who believes
in strictly adhering to the law object
ed, hence the change. The ordinance
as it now stands provides that the pay
roll shall be passed on the first Thurs
day Of each month, and an effort will
be made t9 have II changed, SO the
officers will be paid as usual.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
BIaine visits phiIadelnbia.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 2s.-Secretary of
State James G.. Blaine left Washington
at $3.50 yesterday afternoon and arrived
at Broad street at GAO. He was met at
the station by his son, James G.. Blaine,
Jr., who is employed in the Pennsylva-
mia railroad Office in this city. The two
walked out and down the Broad street
exit to the cab stand, where they entered
carriage and were driven TO the STRAIT
ford. Mr.. Blaine said his visit was for
the purpose of attending to some per-
sonal business. He did not care to dis
cuss public matters, and said that he
had not brought any news with him. He
returned to Washington this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28

LNoR sALE-CHEAP, SMALL WHITE
II horse, quiet and gentle, would he
good for lady TO drive. Address D.
g., Republican Office. nsT-Bt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
BALTIMORE
& OHIO
RAILROAD

Schedule In eHect Nov. H. 1891.
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT.
EAST BOUND.
aExpress trans.
New York, wee days 'aOs, s7l-, ~ 90
Slvtj a.m;1l2 a ~ 50. '53s, Y 3J n. M.
New OTIS. stit4dt, :. .,O%. u M. tIu 3j a.
IN. fl2 -. '25l, sJ3s, ~ Sg1i. IN,
Boston, 70 Us p. M, daily, with Pullman
Raes Rea,n, sls;sRlng cars, running through TO
gle Bridge, landing passengers in Is. s N.
Philadelphia, week. days, % 0s, 90, slI.
.TI; 40 Ibo;'s 9, .oe y %, 70 90. 'l03i,
o 45, ,73, $50, 10 90, 'iDi 3 j.. m.
Philadelphia, Sundays, % Js, 645, s7l7,
7O1, voj 10 80, i0a IA, IL a. uo.'l % O',
4 le, 505,'5 IS, la..7 -. 20. 10 %, .lQb5p. IN.
u 40, so. IS 80, 900 % 50, 1000. 10 81, Ill 81
%. M, 90. s25,t305, 4lO, B 05, IS IS, 8 Il,
"a 81. 5 80. 1000, i 90 y. nj.
Chester. sundays. sos. GA ~, H
.5 81. 8 45, .7si, 8 80, 10 90. 40 Il D. m.
Atlantic City. week davs. = u a. M,
- "a 80 p. IN. Sunday, ''lf a. 'n.'
-oV p w. WEST HOUND.
Baltimore and Washington, .45L 7ot
g q, 'io % a, m, az lo.t2 o5 80. 40 'dli
Baltimore and way stations. 7Oe a. M.
Baltimore and prinoipal stations on
Philadelphia Division, lU06 u. IN, daily.
Newark, Del, 81 02, IS ~, 40 O6 IN,
.l2 10, > SIS u 40 '62i,7 35, Il 81, II Top, IN.
Pittsuurg, "a a. IN, q 40 p. m. daily.
Chicago. Is AZ u nj, i 40 p. III. daily.
Cincinnati and 81. Louis, .l2 10 d. IN.
and q 81 y. M. both daily.
singerlY accommodation. O2a.m.. -
II 81 and II 10 p. M, daily.
Landenberg accommodation, week
days. Z 02. II 90 n, M, 255 and 4o5 u. nj.
0 80 II. III. and 40 y. m. .
TRAINS LEAVE MARkET rfREEr
STATION.
For Philadelphia, week DAYS. 81, M
"a, IS %, y 30, al 10 n. M, IL Il? 245, 81
t. % y. N. Sundays, 80 q m" IL 4, IS
For Baltimore. week days.5 IS, C 80, IS o.,
% IS, III a5 a. NJ. 45. p. III. Sundays AMI
lC o, .92lt. m.
except Sunday. Sundays On. IN.
For l.undenberg and way stations
week days. 8 SO, 10 SO a. M, 4J, 5 90 p. IN.
Sundays, 25a. IN. ana 90 y. IN.
Chicago Htd p " b lrg, IS % a. m. daily
daily except Sunday.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR VIE
MISGT0N.
naiiy. - 10. GO, 7S5. 'sl5, s4o,'91
q 90, 90. 3l,.4 5, 49,, '5l5. $50. .55l 6 80.
y q. 10, ~ 10, y 80 Y. m. ., ..
Ill 80 II. M, IL o. noon, 80. . %. Il :, 43l
20 81, $50, .722 $40. 1910, ii 30 p. m.
| Telephone No. 1873.
| G0 Rates to western points lower thar
lyia. any other line.
4 j. II, uDEI.L, @. o. SGULir
General Manager. Genl Pass. Agent
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28

nv ANrEDA AGENTS ON THE MAN
w haitian Life Insurance Cos month
ly new plan. Small amounts taken. Policy
holder has the same cash value in proper
tton as our $4,000 policies Immediate
henetits. No lapses on the agent. Agents
paid every week in fun. No bonds re-
qnired, but intelligence. honesty and So
briefly demanded. Call O'Clock a. ln,, 604
Market street.
GEORGE w. KREER. Gen. Agent.
onn-Jn
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
NOTICE.

K KoTICE-TRAN Ell. WILL STOP ON
IN the road leading from Bear station.
N. G. Hundred, oyerthe Chrlstiapa creek
by way of the Fit2 Walther farm TO the
turnpike leading from Christiana to iron
Hi. Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday. November "a, a, p and 18th. to
construct u bridge on the causeway.
ROBERT SUTTON,
n20-6t J.. c. Commissioner.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28

INoR sALE-A COLLECTION OF WELL
II made dearhons. wagons and carr-
Ages ut fair prices. Wm. hammond and
and French streets. oat-aInT
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
For White nTnies only.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov, 29.-City Solic-
itor Warwick forwarded to Clerk Eek
stein, of common council, an opinion in
reference to the exclusion of colored
boys from Girafd college, in which he
holds that the only power vested in the
city as trustees is to carry into effect the
provisions of Stephen Girard's will,
which provides for the education of
white male orphans"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28

nm oNEY 10 LOAN ATS AND6 PER- CT
AVA in sums to suit. Alsp have eusto-
mer for house on Western side of city.
about 10 rooms. J. l.. UCHELTREE,
Real Estate broker. Rooms and Ex-
change building matt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
TerrIllln Cnt.

Tho prices Of ourentire stock OF wal
papers and borders, until Decembel
lst, will be sold at greatly reduced
rates, Call ami examine, and get prices
ber this sale only lasts until December
LIST. so ii you want bargains 1t will
pay you to call, as our stock is large
and choice designs All work guaran.
teed and done at short notice. q w
Evans & Co.. 200 Nest Second street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
Suit Against John L.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2S.-Suit was
brought against John L. Sullivan and j.
I. Bartlett to compel the payment of a
note of 81 AGO. This note was given in
Melbourne Oct to ]. and C. McMahon
and was payable one month after date
at the Bank of California in this city.
No part of the nota has vet been paid.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
s.Rough on Itch"

Ointment cures Skin Humors, PIN.
pies, Flesh Worms, Ring Worm, Tet-
ter. Salt Rheum, Frosted Feet, Chill
blains, Itch, Ivy Poison, Barber's Itch
Scald Head, Eczema. 50cents. Drug
gists or mail.
L. $. Wells, Jersey City, N. j
ROUGH ON CORNS. Salve ano
Plasters. 10 cents; Liquid, ID cents.
ROUGH ON rO0TAACHE. Instant
relief. 10 cents.
BUCHU-PAIEA cures all Urinary AZ
fections.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
Our parlS Birds Bathe.

On any sunny forenoon a person
standing on the rustic bridge at the
outlet OF the largest lakelat in Cool
Spring park, will see the birds, at
times US many as six at once light upon
the stone steps over which tie water
flows III a shallow stream. They low
CT their bodies into the water. Eathar-
ing itup with their feathers and wings.
Then they shake themselves, HAP their
wings and sond the water in ali direc.
tlon3, At times q couple will appear
to delight in throwing water on each
other.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
slnguIar Reaeon for sulcide.

INDIANA, Pa, Nov. s.-Alexander
Morehead, aged "a years. son of Rev.
W. w. Morehead, of Greensburg, Pa,
shot himself through the left breast,
and will probably die. Young More
head gives as the reason for the suicide
the fact that his brother was married on
Wednesday, and they had been reared
together and he could not bear the sep
aration from him. 1t is believed that
Alexander was suitor for the hand of
his brothers wife
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28

NoTICE-THEDELA LIv L stooR
IN Insurance Company insures hursei
and mules, against losses in any FORM
Claims paid promptly. oilice No. 1906.
Market street.
HENRY C. CONRAD. President.
JOS. IL. CHAMBERS Secretary.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-28
pr. slmns vegetable liver Pills,
Supnr Cputpu,

The most wonderful pills of the nge
Positively no gripping aud never sictSeiling
in their operation. Undoubi ediy the best
Pills ever niale FOR Liver Complaint and
kindred troubles. A quick relief aud
sure cure for sick headache Ia fact,
perfect antldote for any kind of head
ache. a splendid relief in all troubles of
the kidneys, baeknuhe, sc. A splendid
remedy for ladies suffering with ailments
of the st Gmaeh, liver Kidneys, or womb.
These Pills remove blptciics, sleeplness
beaviucss, bad and tired fcei rs, costlve-
ness and liver complaint. They arc sure
and certain. The most popular Pills of
the day. One box worth n half dozen or
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