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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-19
A Rr,dgs swent AWAY.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
Bells VALLEY, Va, January 1S.-Mr.
William Wilson has sustained another loss. The
bridge built and maintained by him across Little
Calf Pasture river, near this place, has been
swept away by the recent freshet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-19

The test cases brought by the State Of Wiseon-
ain against ex-state Treasurers McFetridge and
Harshaw TO recover interests which they re-
ceived and retained for their own use upon pub
lie moneys deposited In banks while they held
once were to-day decided IN favor of the State
upon all points at issue. The amount involved
IL about $3.50. 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-19
THEY ALL WANT 1T.
NINE CITIES CONTEND FOR THE MA
JiONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Chicago Lying Low But Apparently
Competitor Observation-Disclosures
KEGS Gallant Fight.
mr telsgrapn % .he pIspa.oh.l

(By telegraph 10 tho Dispa'cn.l
wAsHIsoros, January 1s.-The contest OF
leading cities for the honor OF the Ma
tional Democratic Convention has begun,
and will wage with yigor until Thursday
next. when tho National Committee will
meet IN this city and decide the question
Already there are several OF the NATIONAL
committeeman on tho ground, but the
majority apparently prefer to remain away
until the day for action and thus escape
the importunities that would inevitably be
showered upon them by the contestinR
delegations.
Milwaukee and st. Paul have been the
first cities TO open up headquarters; but
they are to have active rivalry IN entnusl-
astic delegations from New York. Indian
apolis. Detroit. Cincinnati, Kansas City,
and San Francisco.
EEERvILLE AND PoBEopoLIs.
Milwaukee is making gallant SIGHT and
is apparently depending largely upon the
,nauencn of her powerful neighbor. Chlca-
90. 70 secure the location. On the other
hand, however, there are rumors that Chi
cago herself is making quiet tight tor the
convention, and that In the event oil no
other city showing a Significant iea1 on the
first ballot. an attempt will be made 10
settle upon Chicago as a compromise city
and one whose facilities IN oil respects
have never been questioned. The WORLDS
Fair people, however. are generally aVerse
to Chicago making any request Tor the con-
vention, lest il should impair the chances
of the fve-milliOp- dollar appropriation Tor
the Columbian EXPOSITION.
The delegations from Cincinnati. Kansas
City. Indianapolis. San Francisco, and
New York are expected to arrive this eve
ming and tomorrow.
KANSAS CITY IN SHAPE.
Late tonight the Kansas City delegation.
forty strong, and headed by Governor
Francis, of Missouri, and President q. Z:
Putnam, of the Kansas CITY Commercial
Club, arrived IN the city and established
headquarters at the Arlington.
Rumors OF Chicago's entering the strug-
gle are again rife, and 1t is said that tele-
grams were sent tonight TO Hon. W. o..
Cloudy and other prominent citizens OF
Chicago TO know whether that city IL pre-
pared TO make the same pledges that were
given In 1884. Congressman Cable. the
proxy of the Illinois committeeman. states
that he will pledge MS support TO no city
until he hears whether Chicago IL TO make
a bid for the convention.
WAIT TILL YOU HEAR FROM GoRMAN.
II is common report around the various
headquarters that Senator Gorman,, OF
MARYLAND, has the proxies of no less than
a half dozen absent committeeman, and
his influence is thus regarded as tormlda-
BILE. He is alternately quoted a. being for
New York and Cincinnati. aud both cities
seem equally confident of his support.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-19
AUCTION sALES-This Dap
.c<o>~~r-~~-~-~~sr.--c.~1 -c1e~~NNN1NNSNrr~~~
BY Frank ID. Hin q Co.,
Roal Estate Auctioneerx

s~<~y~<-Or-~.J~~Ns--~1~1~
BY Frank ID. Hill Co.,
Real Estate AuctioneerA
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO NEW
l. MODERN FRAME DWELLINGS, 1919 and
1921 WEST CARY STREET, BETWEEN CAk-
TER AND R1TCHIE STREETS, CONTAINING
EACH ABOUT SEVEN ROOMS, AT PUBLIC
AuCTION.-On
TUESDAY, JAyrAEY 10. 1899.
at 4:3O O'Clock, p. n, on the premises, having
been requested 20 to do by tho beneficiary In q
deed from c. u. Coeby and wife to me, the un-
dersigned. ana default having been made IN the
payment Of three notes secured IN seld ueeJ,i
win sell at auction the VALUABLE REAL n.
TATE described In said decd, as followsi AL
that certain parcel Of LAND. with TWO NEW
FRAME DWELLINGS and other improvements
thereon. In the county Of Henrico. near the
western limits Of the city of Richmond, ON south
side CARY between Carter and kitchie streets,
being Nos. 1919 and 1921 west Cary street.
The lots front each IL "a feet 70 an alley 10
feet wide. This property will readily rent for
from GAO to $3.50 per annun, and Is In gooo
order.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses Of sale and enough
70 pay three notes amounting TO s2,lZ0; the
balance upon such terms as the said Cosby may
direct, but BY consent OF the beneficiary. more
favorable terms may be bad on day OF sale.
FRANK ID, HILL, Trustee.
Sale by FRANK ID. HILL & Co, Auctioneers-
ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-19
SCHENCK'S
.PULM ONIC SYRUP.

taken three times day, between meals-of-
tener. II the cough In troublesome. You can
thus surround the very worst case Of La Grippe
and drive IL into speedy surrender. And your
do IL right away II you are wise. Ask your Drug
gist for tho DIR. Schenck Remedies.
DIR. sCHENCK'S Book on Consumption, Liver
Complaint, and Dyspepsia, sent Free.
DIR j. II. SCHfNCk & SON.
de z l-Su, Tu&ThtNosnr Philadelphia, Pa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-19
NorfoIk's New Mayor.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.]
NORFOLK, Va. January 18.-S. Marx.
president Of the Common Council, was elected
Mayor OF Norfolk tonight by the two Councils.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-19
Death of MIR. w. II. Young.

Correspondence OF the hicnInunu DI5pascu'J
LOUISA COURTHOUSE. VA, January 49,
William X. Young, a merchant and noted
Mason and past master Of Day Lodge, No. SO,
died here this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-19
MRS. I. L. PLASTER.
DEATH ofAvERlrAeLe VaoiNlAN re.
MALE CeNTENAnIAN.
~ was Bern ~ Rsctortevn, Fauqnisr
-, Dot. ~. 1871. and Died AZ Smokers
willie. In Lcudeun. Jso. 10, 1899.

scorcspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
LxEsBuno, Va, January l6.--A letter
nom Round Hill. dated January i4th, to
tho Loudoan Telephone of this morning.
seys,
Yesterday At ii:so Mrs. Fannie Lloyd
Plaster departed this life at her home, at
snickcrsviile. surrounded by her nume-
rous friends and relatives. Mrs. Plaster
wns probably the oldest person then
living IN the State of Virginia. She was
born In Rectortown, Fsuquier county. on
0onday. October 81, 1871, consequently at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-19
:" It's the =.
same thing
:. over again.. !"

Mr.. J. ]. Cook, Of 925 NJ ST., N. w.
Washington, d. c., had severe attack
Of "LaGrippe," which LEFT him all run
down, he took A. B. c. Tonic, after which
he writes as follows:
myself and daughter used your
A. B. c. Tonic after an attack OF
Grip" and cheerfully testify to its
good qualities in building up strength
after this most enervating disease. ]
consider it unequal as Tonic"
Others have had the Same experience.
Sold At all Drug Stores fof 81 Bottle or for IS.
Sent to any address on receipt Of price.
Appssss
A. 8. c. Chemical Company.
pssvw al RICHMOND. VA
~ 3ss1AEaAesisl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-19
TRAINS NoRrHwABD.
Daily
STOPPING PLACES.

Nos. IA, D.. IS, and SO make no stops SO, 'j
ana rs stop On sgnal ~ MancheHer, Cen
trans and Chester No "a stops on sisnu BE-
Manchester, Droerys. Ceniruila. aud ,les.a-
No p stops on signal az Man hester only on,
nasseugers purchasing tickets 20 regular Stop.
ming places Tor this train south ~ letcrsnlrt
Sos 81, s., 81, 81, 80, 40, and Al Will -iop a
aiRnal nj ali sta tons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-19
FRIDAY. DEcgxBER 4, 1851


quest OF the benehclaries the undersigned
trustees will sell at public auction, on the PROM
ises, on
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 4, 1881,
ut IL O'Clock NJ, that wel-snOgn and valuable
proyements thereon, kuOgn as "ROSEWELI,"
OF viii a Josiah l. Deans, died seized, situated
In Gloucester county, W.. near Ciay-Bank wharf.
ami BOUNDED by YORK river, by Aberdeen creek,
by the lands o. Benjamin r. Lee. by the farm
known as " Boruns and "New Quarter" and
by Carriers creek. estimated 70 contain l,l221s
ACRES.
The land II unusually fertile. being in the
rapidly-crowlng trucking section OF Tidewater
Virginia There are on the premises large
brick dwelling houses and the customary out
buildings csnsenientiy located. The place II
exceptionally well timbered and the land very
rich and adapted % all cereals and truck crops,
ABOUT Que half being ID cultivation. The neigh
borh0od is good and the place Is convenient 70
schools, churches, and markets..
Steamers plying on the York river between
Baltimore and West Point stop at Clay-bsnk
wharf Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and
at the next wharss on alternate days.
IL Is seldom that such splendid estate Is put
upon the market Purchasers and investors
rarely have such an opportunity 20 buy. IL Is
one OF the historic places Of Old Virginia.
Terms: Cash as 70 expense OF sale and 10
pay the sum OF S6,929.22 OF past-due purchase
money, with interest thereon at the rate OF 9
per cent. per annum from the 18th day OF April,
1855, but a. TO the said interest subject 70
credit: balance on easy tefms 10 suit sattsfac-
tory purchaser 10 be announced az sale.
S. s. p. PATTEs0N,
THOMAS N. PACK,
Trustees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-19
FOR RENT.

DOR RENT, a.
No. 1108 north Second street; s11 per month.
No. Is south Adams street; $40 per month.
No. 2S10 stree. Sl0 ser mon.h.
No. Strawberry street between Main and
Cary. seven rooms sl3 por month
No. Morris street, two rooms: IS per
month.
No. Main street near Morris (bsck OF
colored Baptist church,; 30 per month.
Washington street West End; $50 per
month.
No. 1927 west Cary street, six rooms; SIS per
month.
No. res Buchanan street; $3.50 rsr month.
Twelve-rooms FRAME DWELLING (Chalkiey
Lisbyrn), Grove road-gss, etc.; $500 per
Annum.
Nc. 14O0 east Marshall s;rsct. six rooms: 90
per month. JACKSON BRANDT d CO.,
IA 17-2t 1905 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-19

LNOR RENT.-FRONT OFFICES ~
Il ON MAIN STREET. between Eighth Is
and Tenth street,. on street door, from 500 70
e400 per aunum. These osices are centrally
located and viii be rented low 70 good tenants
JACKSON BRANDT d CO.,
"a l72t No. zoos east Main street
EOR RENT, PART OF STORE
IL with fine show-vindow on Main street be-
tween Ninth and Tenth. Possession tmme-
diately. Apply 1t No. el4 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-19

P0STPONEMENT.
Tho above sale was postponed on account Of
the weather until
THURSDAY. JASuARy 81, 1892.
at l2 O'Clock NJ, at the once OF jackson Brandt
4 Co., No 1000 Maiu street, Richmond, w.
So. r. PATTI EsOS,
THOMAS N. PACE,
IA l2 TrusteesL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-19
BUSINESS CHANCES.

E,OR SALE CHEAP, A DRUG
IL STORE dosng ono business and located IA
the centre part Of the town q Newport kowA
Address foat-0ncs boz $50, Newport Eers. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-19
N = : VI HaIIaA;EastslnhR

k % o Vw sRsssuaaS1eelvshil4.
-,,z.----..--zS-.if5
SCHEDULE l., EFF1,t .......l. d. l''l
LEAVE idCnMOND. BlRD-srHEEr sIAIlh
300 A. ST Daily--Hicn nOld AMI Sofi
nrough EKpress-Aruys Nofio.s
1850 A. N. stops "a At feiefs
burg. Wayerly, and Su1oik.
1908 A. n Dally, ioi h0aIOas, ltaiinri d..
laaSi. ami Bristol ais. conncii g
hadfOrd tor Bluelr and b I'D
n0ntas. pagOr-Car Pefoisiuf
Roanoke anc Pullman '.'sisi
Roanoke ~ Memphis "a hllt
Vile aud Chattanooga.
l2:4c p. NJ. Daily Tor Lynchurg, Roanoke sli
intermediate stations. A0oonnaa.lea
beyond Roanoke.
5:45P. NJ Daily ArIIye 10. folk 0.2O ?. "
ll;3O NJ. Daily f0r Roanoke h.ii' Z,
Pulaski. and BRISTOL; alu if
Blueneli, POrahOltls, El4llr.i
aud stations Gin n-Faley vision.
also for Louisville ani stations
Louisville AMI Nashville faAnil
va Norton.
PULL Az 80 AGE SLEEPER
between RICHMOND aud LYNCH.
BURG ready TX Occupancy a.
r.. II. also pullman Sleeper fo.o.-
burg - Louisville rtt Morton a.i
Roanoke u Memphis ami Sex
loans tlakn0xyllle aui tA'i.-
nooga.
Trains arrive Richmond from LYnchDury 10
the West daily s.4f A, a., $40 r. ~, ali 4.
+. NJ. From N0rr0lz au1 the k@st' llit' s. h'
'' Tickets. bazgago-chocks, AMI all informal 4
-sn be obtained az Richmond AMI Prt-nslik
railroad depot, A. W. CARRIERS, vOl Main sFs',
aud az the company sOnice, $50 east NAN ,iies-
k ". COUkihkL
Pesrenger Assl-
". IS BEYiLLa
General Passenger As'--
General ofllce. Roanoke Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-19
pulLMAN.oAR SERVICE

PULLMAN-tAf NtNfiNA-
On Train Nos. IA ana - -leeping-ais D.
tween New York ard Tampa, ria. lri iafk.H.
yllel. On Train Nos. IL and q Sleop.ns-.Ar
between New York and Charleston. ON l1in
Nos % and IS sleeplng-cars between NeS lFk
and Jacksonville on 10
Co.
m Dr.. ON Train No+ 81 ani
sleeping-csrs between Richmond and LGaehslrS
Va.
in add. on 20 tho Auoyn
Titr NFW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL,
consisting of vestibale Pullman cars ONLY '@ff'
Richmond, eouth-b0Dni - f.lo Z. ~. 600 'F.
DAYS, Wednesdays, AMI trldays, aud in''. i.-
tersburg, north bound, 70 q i. III. On t.'-... 3
Thursday, and -atu las. iXtii $50 =
charged Cn this irai
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO AJ.Fli-
LEAVE Agg.e.
Richmond. -. 1900 A. n. Ncr.olk.....Il. .I A.. 4.
Richmond si:81 T. II Ncrilik .....-.
Norfolk ....sS:3J , J. Eicnmola.. - h PM.
Norfolk 400 4. - RchuOnl....l .'r " %.
Ihe trains leaving Richmond af 500 a H.
Norfolk az 4 +. NJ. are solid tralns uctweol FL ..f
two points, aud passengers 40 iAlu..u stll...
change OF ears. Close connections are el-1 mii1
AT Petersburg BY mo a:3j T. =. .rlA '.a
Richmond and tho s:3j 4. ". train ir0n Ao-'....
AZ A.. u 81 OF Nh 3D.. I. 90
2. 81. and li;.,U =. 81. and arriving 70 hi.fn. %
ats.25 A. ~. 1910 =. Doe, aud ,:fo J.. 70. uas1
close connection &C Petersburg % ALI fU4
Farmytlic L rnrhburs, nn west.
x. N. SULLi. ~nnerinffn lclt.
EFT. d. MYERs. Genera, superintendent
4. n. EMERSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-19
A TLANTIC COAST LINE

RICHMOND AND PETRRsBURG RAIIR0
TIMETABLE.
Commanding Ell. DAY, mn Ifrr 4. fsl 40 q
A. NJ, trains ON this roal VIII WI run AZ ioil.sss
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-19

REAL ESTATE AT PRIvATE SALE.
WE HAVE SEVERAL APPLI-
w CANTs FOR HOUSE In West End, 20
parties wishing to sell viii nnd 10 TO Their inse-
'''' :" 40 - APPERsoN q POLLARD.
"a 19-st No. north Eleventh street
r Oh ga E.
A SAFE SPECULATION
AND THE
Best Chance TO Make Money
NOW ON THE MARKET IN ACREAGE PRO-
PERTY ADJOINING RICHMOND.
$4,000 cash, balance long time. viii secure 3s
ACRES adjoining Leonard Heights, In the
wcst-End: has 10000 feet frontage, and
cost about ss per front foot; now selling at
%. SO. and 81.
$500 cash, balance long time, will secure pret-
tytrinngle TRACT OF ABOUT FOUR ACRES
Just beyond barton Heights, only e400 per
acre; beautiful site for a suburban home.
$3.50 cash. balance one, two, and three years.
will secure about zoo FEET OF BUILDING
LOTS on sixth and Seventh streets, Navy
Hill; average price about s5 per foot: dirt
cheap. J. THOMPSON BROWN q CO.,
je 17-2t 1113 Main street.
EOR SALE. ONE HUNDRED a
IL AND FORTY EIGHT ACRES In the Bi
West Fad. on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad. Large HOUSE and
FARM WELL STOCKED. This place can be
'''" " JACKSON BRANDT & CO..
taI7-2t No. 1905 east Main street.
A BARGAIN e
We have a beautiful TRACT OF LAND on the
Brook Turnpike, containing 80 ACRES, which
we can sell ~ an exceedingly low figure. Brook
road property. on account Of Improvements now
under way, Will greatly enhance in value. Buy
this property and yOu will not regret II.
DENO0N, UPPER & CO.,
ia I7-2t S21 Main street.
TOR SALE, A BEAUTIFUL 81
H. TRACT CONTAINING 10 ACRES, -
lying within 800 yards Of the Northside Land
C0mpanys property and the electric iine
Can be bought at great bargain to make a
quick sale. This land lies opposite the Dill farm
and will Increase rapidly IN value.
DENCON, UPPER & CO.,
IN 11-2t S2l Main street
nor SALE. AN ELEGANT 2
L. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RESIDENCE. -
Large lot with nrsi-class dwelling. The house
can easily be converted into flats and will de-
mand good rentals.
JACKSON BRANDT & CO.,
IA 17-2t No. l006 east Main street
nor LE.-FIRST-C CLASS a.
Il DWELLINGS on zone Of the principal Sl.1
streets In the city OF Richmond. Those seeking
homes can fnd what they want by applying to
u.s. JACKSON BRANDT 4 CO.,
IA t1-2t 40. 1906 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-19

BY virtue OF deed OF trust dated April l3,
1883, recorded in the Clerks ONCE OF Gloucester
County Court, default having been made In the
payment OF the debt therein secured. at the re-
quest OF the beneglclaries the undersigned
trustees will sell at public auction, on the PROM
irfe. on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-19


ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1892,
we will sell a, auction, within our warehouses,
corner Of Seventeenth and Dock streets, in the
city Of Richmond, Va, commencing promptly at
~ o'clock
325 barrels NEW EASTERN HERRINGs, Just
received from the fisheries:
175 barrels NORTH CAROLINA GROSS HER
RINGS;
ESQ hslf-barrels NORTH CAROLINA SELECT
ED FAMILY ROE HERRINGs;
80 barrels POTOMAC HERRINGS;
~ barrels No. . and 3 MACKEREL;
100 barrels FINE DAIRY SALT In pockets;
$50 barrels PORTO RICO, CUBA, and NEW
ORLEANS MoLASSES;
And other articles too numerous TO mention.
TERMS OF SALE Under 600, cash; 500 and
over, sixty days credit for approved negotiable
paper.
jalO DAVENPORT & MORRIS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF MULES,
i HORSES, WAGONS, HARNESS, &C.. &C.
As trustees In decd OF trust from storrs x Co,
dated January b, 1888, and OF record Ia the OF
fec OF the Clerk OF tho Chancery Court OF the
City Of Richmond. default having been made IN
the payment Of tho debt secured by the said
deed, aud having been required by the bene-
fciary In tho said deed 50 10 do, We viii sell py
public auction. at the stables O. the haxall-
Crenshaw Company, In the city OF hicnmohn,
at O'Clock L. NJ, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1892,
Is MULES, 2 HORSES;
4 4-MULE SPRING-WAGONS. with tops;
2 3-MULE SPRING WAGONS, with tops;
10 2-MULE SPRING-WAG0NS, with tops;
4-MULE HARD-WAGONS.
ALSO,
A large lot OF WAGON HARNESS.
TERMS: BY consent Of the beneficiary tho
terms will be- very liberal and announced a sale.
BLAIR BOLLING,( rrus,aoa
A. h. GUIGON,
j. II. VALENTINE, Auctioneer.
ID. A. TNBERLAKg, Salesman. Jao
POSTPONEMENT.
On account OF the weather this sale will be
postponed until
THURSDAY, JANUARY 9TH,
at IL o'clock NJ. ia 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-19

T,ooK AND JOB WORK NEAILLtt
ID EnCUTED AT TIE pisfAfca fAl''
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-29

Judge Grub heard the reguisltlon
esse OF Amos .. Harding, alias Charles
Martin, yesterday afternoon. This
mum was arrested May -. on a charge
OF obtaining money under false pre-
lenses from James WoGan ami a mum
bcr OF others As he was unable to OBJ
Rain bail he was sent to iail to await
trial. At the september term OF court
the prosecuting witness couli not he
Found and the case was continued IN
til this term.
In the meantime the Pennsylvania
authorities put in claim for Martin
or Harding and Delaware decided to
give him up. No no L, prosequl was
entered, however as stated. DeteU-
tive Hulilsh secured Il requisition and.
going to Dover, secured the necessary
pnpers to extradite Martin, The papers
alleged six charges leter l.. Cooper,
b counsel. held that Martin could
rot DO taken To Peuns yivauiR until his
identify Was proven. his point MIS-
ergued before Judge Giubb yesterday
phe judge heard the evidence of lie.
tectlYe HuiilSh. which proved Martins
identity in four cases but not in the
whole six, He therefore hsld that
Martin could not be taken to Pnunsyl-
Rahla on the present nuper5, US they
ellege six charges. aud identity is IS
taDlished In but four. Martin was
therefore committed TO the custody OF
the sheriff, and Detective liulltsh.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-29

Measure us by what we
are doing. Search the city
over for as fine quality OF
oyercoats that's in that over
coat room of ours for $40
and $12. Test 'em, see how
fine through aad through, if
you can find shoddy, your
oyercoat will not cost you
anything. We'd sell hun.
dreds OF overcoats every day
instead of fifty il we could
get all the oyercoat weurers
to see them.
More than 80 STYLES OF
mems oyercoats at $40 and
SD.
More than a hundred oil
other styles as low as S.
and up to S25.
Measure us by what VIC
arc doing in mems suits.
Take a look through our Isl
and 2nd iloCls. See how
they are are fl cd with every
thing men weaI in clothing.
Aside from the liable cloth
you get with it, fitting al
most perfect.
Measure us by he great
increase of our bus css. A
80 per cent. increasy means
something. Certainly om
goods are the right kn d anc
prices reasonable.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-29
THIRD EDITION,
rsE MILITIA INSPECTED.


Major Mitchell as Inspecting ON Ger
Efnda all the Men In Good Condi.
tion.
The annual Inspection OF Companies
A, y and K, was held last night. Adj
jutaHt General ! art detailed Major
Mitchell us the inspecting officer. The
AdiutaEt General, Lleutenant-Colunel
A. s. Kirk OF Dover, Lieutenant.C Colo
nels Howard Simpson, James Is. Has
Son and GeorgeJ. Linch Acting Assist
ant QuarLermaster-G General A. ID. ebay
tor. Col unel L. G. Boyd and Captain j.
=. Phillips OF Company Ii, New Castle
were also present.
The inspection occurred In the Ma
sonic Temple. The three companies
were fol- med into battalion by First
Lleutenant William Floyd as acting
sujutBnt, with Sergeant Davis of Com
pany A az actingssrR eant-maior. After
the usual inspection had been finished
Lieutenant Colonel Howard Simpson
stepped forward and called tie men
10 attention, and announced that de-
cOrations for craftsmanship would be
reNarded. The successful militiamel
( hre:
Sharpshooters Irwin Seed 6
and Corporal Benjamin Wilson, both
Of Company A.
Marksman-Sergean Simon T. Do.
herty, Company G.
First class Private Elmer Reasin and
Corporal Marion Godfrey both OF Com
pany g.
Aft announcing the successful
shoot rs Colonel Simpson said that The
plumber was not enough out OF this
State. In this matter Delaware should
bs nearer otherssStates. lie hoped that
the next year would bring better re-
suits.
Private Seeds, who was again deco
rated as a sharpshoottr, has held that
position for three years. He has made
the highest score In the state. forty
hine out of a possible fifty OF 500
yards. Wilson and Doherty have each
held their respective classes of sharp
Shooter and marksnun twice.
On Wednesday evening. Colonel
Kirk will 90 to New Castle to inspect
Company II. Major Mitchell and Cap
tain Wickershain will accompany the
Co,onel.
First Lieutenant William Floyd ton.
uered his resignation 40 his duties OF
police sergeant kept him from the mill
Tia he resignation was accepted
and ho WINS given an honorable dis
charge.