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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-09
BASE BALL ARENA.
N. c. !. Defeats Colby, and
Bates Downs Bowdoin.
The Former Won 10 to 9, and the
Latter IS to 10.
Clinton, Dexter. Bsrnkam aad other Places
Send sewsy Specials.
Especial to KsSsEngc JorKyAL. !

PttrsuELr, MAY THE base bah sea
son opensd here today, the contestants be-
ing the VI. G. (. ". tlbe Colby nine. The
folhys were out for blood. and to ayenge
iheir defeat Of last "Wednesday, but the re-
suit was not shat they anticipated. 1t
proved 10 ie gne Of those games that re
jeire the hearts of the b. b., eranks--
it being a matter Of uncertainty which was
to be the winner antil the last man was out
This wear The NJ. G.. l.. has team that she
uiay well he proud of. THE ground was
10 serl good condition. and it WAS too cold
anI y indy for grand stand playing, but il
saS nevertheless a fine ganIe--eioss. sharp
and fun of jingle.
The game Was called at 80 hy mpire
" ais, u itli Colby at the bat. kalloeh was
the first man To Try Pitcher Burrilrs sklil
and lee had hard luck. The second ball
pitched struck bin on the hip aud he took
iFst. Bunacy was the next man to come
up. The first WAS a ball. AMI just to show
The good people If Pl,tsiield how il WAS
1one, kalioch started for second like a
-msll hoy for circus, hut Bowman was
not dead ii .slumherlng," as the sequel
showed The way he lined the ball to
Billy We. 4 caution to the natives, and
Brother kailOch came in and sat on the
bench To chew the cuJ of regret. The next
ball took Bouney on the nose and time was
called for 10 minutes, but fortunately for
Colby TIN blow proved TO be- not very bad
Une, latitp was the next man up and
struck ont. fioxie got first on an error of
Giles al third. and BoBney stored. Rey-
u0lis got first in the same manner. Nash
was presented with a base on balls, and got
first on an error. Nash was put ont at the
plate. Giles to Bowman. This finished the
inning, and Colby took the field with three
runs Ia her credit The NJ. e. Is did not
want 10 be outdone and when they retired
they had six runs as start.
In E0lhy's second inning, the score was
tied bN the error of Giles. and hits by Hal
locli, l.atlip and Reynolds. From that un-
I'll the sixth, when each made II run J. tn, re
was clase playing on both sides. There
was q great deal of excl tement in the sixth
inning, with three men on bases, and two
men out. with Latlip at the bat, the first
three bals pitched were balls. and how the
Coibv's yelled. Bui Burrili was in it. with
II big l. When ii was over, all that Colby
could soc was tlrec big holes in the air
made by the bat of Latlip. In the seventh
two runs were made by Iioxie and Rcy-
nulds. The next three men were struck
ont. The NJ G. l., in their half made one
run Score : to . in favor of Colby.
In the eight neither side scored. But in
tie nuth.--ye men who want to see ball
playing, why weren't you there? Latlip was
mp first lie hit To third anil was thrown
ont at first. IIoxie got first by an error, of
titles. Reynolds WIS next but failed To
connect, Bowman dropped the third strike,
but threw him out at first. Iioxie mean
while went to third. Nash had two balls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-09
DROWNED OUT.
Indiana Rivers Still Rising and
0weraowing Their Banks.
Five Hundred Farms in One Section
Under Water--Great Damage.


FosF W.sSE, Ind, MAY s,--Repor,s of
devastation by the water in the
st. Joseph, ST. Mary and Maumec rivers
continue 10 come in. Not less than i00
farms on the low lands are oyeriiowed aud
a great deal of timber that was cut fer mills
went down the streams,
Louis isaby, farmer on the hanks of
the Matinee, four m,les pclow Fort Wayne,
lost all his horses, COWS, hogs and sheep in
the floods, besides several acres of cord
wood. No human hNesw was lost, as the rise
was gradual, giving all chsncc To escape.
While the river is still high above the
banks the waters are receding and if the
weather remains fair the danger is over
Families who moved out of the houses on
the low lands al Fort Wayne cannot he in
duced to move back,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-09
t'E t;i

Inl3iIs ...........,. II 2 ~ u
Winning rnn na'lt with Two men out
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-09
Burnham Lumber Mills.
Especial to the kEsyEBrc JorRsAi.

Special to the kEssEBkc JoERNAI.
BrESBAar May T.-Fletcher and Gilmore,
who have purchased the lumber mills here
of Messrs. MilIiken G Doe, are now running
the sbineie saw, and will cut out some two
hundred thousand shingles. 1t is the infen-
ton OF the new owners to take down the Old
saw mill and put It up in another more
convenient place. and to pnt new circular
saw in place of the antiquated arrangement
now in use. This il an excellent water
power hut the dam should and probably will
be repaired or materially repaired Logs
can be driven here from beyond. and there
is available lumber enough to keep the mill
at work for years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-09

From The tyranuIcs yote Of those desyoiic aili,s
dysp@I'an constipation and liver complaint l. strnek
a iieu ilis an''I sictis 81 tlfr CALLING sHpfeuIs
ary In taken euHfsr ~ finSiefirris Stomach Bi
irTa. tbcn fiieg defeated, and health n,
suinr+ ~ wtlroin" sway, ~ncli the inyRriabi,-
experience ~ it'tsc Wp rsr flio inliDR Alternative
Ia gr, rd ~ these sEzneiHies esiia. Anti dyspsp
f8ez. rhblBgpgt'e. ffasfsr eaitaftics are ~ the
4snds of tils ees,, turnfsarie-s aud-n.Iers. The
sappy bici4dsBg Of feiardisi tDi critics, deris ed
ffs ~ uasarfs b8taHir sfSyrii0nse. with pnre
diHed sF,Finars basts existent in the Bitter
M; 0aY ifilt,ste bat r3secfaaie ihe iont cure Of
ei'rs fnaigsafiop ogpiar,ty of TIE bowels and
Her' ion of til" blle. TIE sHfcst defense against
NAH ri ts agreeable foTiifier and pre-erystiVe
of ht nj i HB6er unfay1rablc atmospheric condi
tenr. u ersHHtf'i ets tendency to rheumatism,
Ftsts.s = ihe kidnais aH1 bjssidcr when siuggtsh
from .nacffen. and eadoVs a debaiRted, nervous
Bf aid with tigtJr- Incompatible tonic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-09
THE SHIPPING BILL
10 Admit the lnman Line Steamers 10 Register
10 Come Up tuesday.

WAsuf>GroS, May G.Thc naval appro-
rriation bill will be called up in the Senate
Tuesday. BY instruction of the commerce
committee, Mr., Frye will report at the earli-
est opportunity the House bill which pro
vi'lrs for admission 10 American registry of
the lnmau line steamers City of Paris and
City Of New York.
lie will, doubtless, make an effort to Sc
cure immediate action upon the bill and
thereby excite discussion which promises to
be long and heated, as it is expected TO
bring up the topics of free ships" and pro-
lection to American ship builders.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-09
WILLING TO SETTLE.


BNhRL, Vt, May 3.~-Thc striking
granite cutters are willing to meet the en-
ployers half way, and they notify the deal
crs that they will sign n revised bill Of
prices, dated May L. the bill to run one
wear and continue. if notice Of change is
not given six months previous 10 the time
for It's expiration.
The dealers want the bill signed III Jan
uary, and notice of change TO be given in
October, The strikers say their proposi-
ton is fair NJ ii gives the manufacturers
ample time to figure for the summers work.
No action has been taken by dealers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-09
schooner Run Down BY a Steamer.

vtSEYARp HAYES, Mass, May s.-~
About two O'Clock this morning, while on
this harbor. the schooner Minnie G.. Taylor,
Quinlan, St, John for New York. with a
cargo of lumber was fonled by the steamer
r. II. Wise towing barges Nos. 50 and SO,
New York for Boston. TIE Taylor was
-toven amidship~ by one Of the barges and
filled with water. She wastowed here by the
Wise and the hole will be patched by divers
and the vessel pumped ont. The tug Wise
proceeded with the barges.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-09

piaa,. of
Uhssrv alton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-09
At SOUTH BEND
The Water Endangered Mills and Factories -
Bridges Damaged Mans Narrow Escape.

SoirH BrNn, lud., May s,-Thc high
water cansed great excitement here TO-DAY
and YESTERDAY, Friday night the water
reached the high point and was at a stands,ill
for few hours. Towards morning it sud-
denly rose several inches and scores of fac
tory buildings were in grea, danger. Hun
dreds of men worked all last night and all
today moving goods To places of safety
while others lahored TO save the cmbank-
mentS.
Early this morning large house went
over the dam and tore out u portion of the
apron. II passed under the bridge without
s,raining the piers. At Bertrand The house
struck bridge and carried away section
of i, just Frank c. Nippold was crossing
in a buggy. The horse and buggy were
lost, but Nippod swan ashore, greatly eS-
haustcd The water has reccdcd some
"a hat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-09
FIRE At ORONO.
Conant 4 Cars ShingIc Mill and Soper
House Burned $500.

BAsaoE, May s.--This afternoon FIRE
broke out at Conant 4 Carr's shiagle mill
at Old Town, and spread rapidly to ad-
iacent property. The firemen Of ueiglibor-
ing towns came 10 the assistance of the
Old Town fremeB. The mill was destroyed
with large stock Of shingles and rough
material. Loss, 81 600; insurance. about
$500,
Ths sparks set fire to the Soper House,
near by, and it was burned. Loss on
dwelling, ~ 800: cosered by insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-09

NEW YoRK. May s.--Tbe building on
Canal Street. occupied by the Jenkins sash,
Blind and Buiiding Materials Company
was grtted by fire early this morning. Loss,
$50. 900. The printing Office of r. Strauss
& Houseman's show card factory was badly
damaged by water. Earles' hotel which
adioined the Jenkins Co.'S building, was
slightly damaged. The guests in the hotel
were all aroused and assembled in the
lower corridors. reading and dining rooms.
ready to leave if necessary
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-09
THREE RASCAlS
Arrested Down in Kentucky Charged With
Stealing from the Mails.

CixcISNATi, Ohio May =. 49, Assistant,
Postmaster Carroll Of AIpharetta, ny. has
been arrested for abstracting a bank check
from a letter, forging an endorsement and
getting the note cashed. Postmaster Felix
Flanncry of Alpbaretta, has also been ar
rested charged with completely with Car
roll, Lummy Price postmaster at Pike
Vile. Ky, has been arrested, charged with
alistracting checks from The mail and get
ting them casheh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-09
HAIL AND A WATERSPOUT
Visited San Angelo. Texas. Doing Great Dam
age to Trees and Property.

S>S hSGLLo, Texas, May s.-Friday
night strong wind, accompanied by hail
and a waierspout, from the north, struck
san Angelo, lasting nearly two hours.
Vegetables were beaten into the ground
and the trees stripped of fruit. 4 large
number of roofs were perforated. The
Santa Fe railroad has several miles of track
near the town washed away There were
no trains in or out Of San Angelo yesterday.
The Electric Light and Power Company
dam in the main Coneho river, was washed
nisaN- I.nss AImM-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-09
DISASTROUS FIRE
Al Fairyiiic, heb. -a5 dwellings Burned and
80 Families Homeless.

ST. Jonx Scb., Mas s--Tbc most dis
asirou- fire in this Ticiuiiv for many years
occurred this afternoon 10 Fairyil!c, near
here.
Altogether about ij dwellings are in
ruins II il estimated that so families ore
homeless The loss is estimated at from
~i5,eoo to 500 900, insurance, about
e...M lNLn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-09
BLOWN SKY HIGH.
Hungarian Officials Residence
Destroyed by Dynamite.
II is Supposed that Il Was Done for
Revenge by Anarchists,
A Roumaniaa was Arrested on Suspicion ot
Being Concerned In the Crime.

Nr>>A, MAY s.--Thc residence of a
district notary named rapp, ut Ncrsecx,
Hungary, was wreked to-day by a dyna-
mite explosion, 'fhe root of the notary's
dwelling was blown bodily into the air, aud
the windows of all the buildings in the
Vicinity wero shattered.
Il is supposed tina, the motive of the per
pctrator or perpetrators was revenge.
Roumanisu was arrested on suspicion of
being connected with the affair
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-09
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought By the Wires from North, East, Wesl
and South.

Snow has fallen IN Nebraska during the
past 81 hours TO the depth of I6 inches 1t
will be severe on the catfle in the Sand
Hills.
SCOTS oyster i,ar in Country street, Lon
don, burned Sunday night. -Four corpses
were taken from the ruins, and it il feared
there are more under the debris.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-09

Earned rriis Rates. g. iiaws'srifss. l. Two base
hts--N " akcfeld. Fal-ifsf 81 IitTef Hast bit
9awntss. HssB. ialsifeF ~. sasrffscr
hiss--Emery. Miiirarn, -fysgp ~. ~toles b,rssz
Hoffman a Z, wilson, feuBea ~. snlfssfg u ~.
- by Jones o by tii4.n . Left eh ts.spz-- Bates
,; Bawssans. :. First base On FfFefs-fsai.s.
Bowaohs = >sriek e4if--I'atnsssiss " sk1tieId -.
fsfsifey. Campbell ~. fstrbssks lspwne>. Hutch
inssn q. Jones M b0rii. playe--w aksfiald
ant PsaReii. Alien. Hinkfes and Fairbanks
Passed haiis-Ensery, g. Allen. Z; tiateisiHsau. /.
Ntif pitet,ss--rsaRFe. l. lit hy patched BAH
NiltiraEs. iuasiey. -sSsgs- fiuse-eh, ION. Ina
psre--,J. VI. >csaaell
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-09
THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE
For 1892 Will Number 4d4 Members, Gain
OF AZ Over 1883.

W,Su,SoroN, May S.--The Electoral
College for the present year will have a
membership OF iiI, gain of II over that
Of 1883. Two hundred aud twcnty-ihrcc
will he necessary to elect. The vote by
states will be
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-09
At Peoria, ~.

PEORIA. H., May 9.--Thousands of pco-
pie to-day visited the inundated districts sur
rounding the city. The river is still rag
ing torrent. This morning it registered 2
feet and inches, II rise of seven inches
in gI hours
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-09
Will Fall Soon.

BrnI1~"rnN, Iowa, May s.--rhe Mssis-
sipp river has spread out over many miles
OF low land on the Illinois side. 1t is
thought the food will begin to fall tonight,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-09

used in wine glassfui doses creates healthy
appetite, 20 essential to good health. Sold
by Druggists everywhere
d&wchwky foirm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-09
Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
arrangement Of Trains In Effect April
lIth, is32.

.eJ,a WIsT 1nt ". f0f Lewist0R, Rock
,sed t-4sslaad I-,.iaii sHd Nastrssl, ~, 4. M
n tts,sgsu ttrdsu.f and slsith tiaFdiner ~ lu
tYf EFun4~tek. i.sr5atoH. Pennington
EtskftnF Fnftisul fgd iasfGn. caHussfiue fpf
tgfff N.aiufaiu Fi4sts ,tHd parl-rG, 9.ap T.
u fst udEpNsH Gardiner, amt sonth f3srd
,cst 4S T. " faf HfUuswick, i3sth i'urt
s.sA ea.ipa. snd ~stsrd,tg- only, fnf E1es
I,sd sls, T. VI FAR fiasioseti. Gardiner, and
.gsiA =, .f4lasr 1870 f. 81 might i'ailmanl f1f
f..fs.ea. ttath I'pfiispd iiid hastan
,,oIya EAST i1 \ u talsbt expFr4aJ
agss,sshesaa. fn;fi-i B4pgar, Bar Haftor -.
sspl.r. II John and Are.ss3iIok toanty . &! \
" t.,r Nalsrsiii. -kVgshrgaH aAst Bangor, a.4s
+ " ;or Warrsiiis, UaAi1nd. North Au-on,
Riagl4,A4. ~Anehrsaa. Belfast, hU}tr, tpx
eloH Eaag,5 fiss itsTn'f. - sts pl,snS n, john,
,sd srr,sf's.s 1uutY aud SUNDAY only. at 9,Is
for hnuE'f
Tbr NigA tlilasB Isalns eafh way EVERY
agbf ,4bdiys inr3u'i,il buf not tt -kpuhsg ln on
N9stt7 ,npsuH,s4 OF to baiiHt, ti'Ntrr or bry oad
Esasa5 7H -HHil1 uai5ntHg-.
r,s dsg sDrt..s trans going n rsi at 10 10 A 81
snd ttet Al g. 81 u rGH d1iiy sunday included,
s.tArra h4,taa lowI=iau, Bath Gsugor and st
1al.a
.e.DnnopsrIoS TRAIN for augusta
bsgrs si.atn t.tf.tp,rt q 70 \ " 10 and IS
Hafavglt g. ~ " - aHJ ilsl T. NJ
Through iisk.t- 'v faitfornia and hA points
ss,h ,ad Not may bs bad Of =. II Walkrr
,irke' agrai AHeu-iI fir nNy gfirt iu Augusta
.sl3us 54 'il rpn}', and checking baggage iret ~
tgi+sss
FtI-,tS n kbE Vice rTr-. 4 Gen'i Manager
p BnoiHHi t~aI i'a.s aud Ticket Ag't
Faf'ipd kFiI = Is':
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-09
FAIR AND WARMER
Is the Indication ior New England uniii Tues
Tsesaay Night.

WasHSaros. May s.-For New Eng
land Fair till Tuesday night; slightly
warmer northwest winsis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-09

BosTox, Msy s.-For New England
Monday, continued fair, cool Tues lay,
fair rising temperature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-09
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Hon Seth l., MiIhkcu addressed good
sized audience at rittstieli, May &. The
NJ citing was called to order by {. r. Haskell
of the town committee, anil f. W. lIoeey,
ESQ. was chosen chairman. Mr.. Millikeu
~pokr about an hour upon national issues,
.csicwing especially the work of the last
Congress.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-22


William Todd aud Jacob +. NJ which
were two lucky Wilmlngtonians that
will hereafter be employed in the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, they both hay
ing passed the Board OF Examiners
which recently sat in Brooklyn for the
examination of candidates for posi-
tions. MIR. Todd will lie employel as
q master filter OF machinery ana MIR.
Mynich as master painter. MIR. Todd
reported for dutya day or two ago,
and MIR. Mynich will report to morrow.
The examination was conducted un-
der orders from the Navy Department
under Commander Bunee. The heads
OF the departments of the navy yard
had all to undergo tho sams syaulinH-
ton OF new applicants. There were
>but nine positions to fill, but there
we've 30 applicants but out of that
large number only seven were udludg.
cd mpetent to till the positions for
which they applied. Amongst the
lucky seven were Mcssrs. Todd and
Mynich.
A third lucky man IS from Chester
Pa, three are from Brop,lyn. New
York, and one is from Kings county
New York, outside OF Brooklyn. Tie
30 applicants were from al over TIC
country. Amongst those rejected was
the head foreman OF the Navy Ward
appointed under the Cleveland admin.
letia&en, Under the circumstances
Wilmington has Jared welland Messrs
Todd AMI Mynich are to 30 cunglatg
lated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-22
v. B. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and Market Streets,

The response to our an
nouncement of a general
reduction in prices Of Goats
and Muslins was quick and
emphatic. You got lots Of
standard stuffs at bargain
prices. Other lines of
goods have been placed in
the same position and the
following list will compel
the attention of all house.
keepers: !
Household Linens. Three
thousand yards at prices
you have never known be-
fore.
First-Eight hundred
yards German loom damask
table linen, 58 inches wide,
and sold always at 80 cents
per yard, are reduced tc
37ac. per yard.
Second-Eight hundred
yards, Irish double damask
table linen, 60 inches wide,
and sold everywhere for so
cents per yard, is reduced
to 44c. per yard.
Third-Twelve hundred
yards splendid Scotch dou.
BILE damask table linen, 81
inches wide, with extra
weight, beautiful assortment
of patterns, satin finish, and
which we have always sole
for rs cents per yard, are re
duced to soc. per yard. With
thent all of our 97a cent and
81 double Barnsley damasks
go to 75c. per yard.
All the remnants we make
in cutting up table linens
are piled up on one counter
from 35 cents up, each rem
nant containing from II t.
3 yards.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-22
FIFTH EDITION.
"Glve Us a Chew"

Nearly all the police force will now
chew tobacco. They got SO hungry"
for "a smoke" yesterday that there was
great danger many policeman would
bite off more than he could chew"
What struck" them was the following
notice hung up In their headquarters:
"Oflcers are positively forbidden to
smoke in this Office by orders of the
Police Commission.
civilian j. BLACKBURN,
Secretary
The genial Captain Francis looked
sadder yesterday with his long stem
briar hung up on his desk. But
then he can now take consolation in
the fact that he will not be obliged to
keep several of his esteemed comrades
supplied with his tobacco by the fire.
quent loans of his inhaling implement
OF the popular nerve-sodutiye and heart
stimulant
The serious meditation on many
manly faces has produced the follow
ing letter OF coincidence.
DEAR CoPs:-You can smoke at
home all you want to. That will make
home dearer for now you will have to
smoke your own tobacco instead OF
that which Captain Francis pays for.
And you can chew In the police office
at least il you swallow the juice.
You can chew anywhere in and around
| the city hall and On the streets, but
don't spit any of the juice on those
handsome uniforms, and don't forget
to use your tooth brushes two or three
times day instead of only once. With
best wishes from your
CoNDoLINa FRIEND"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-22

James Crumllsh, charged with per-
jury In swearing as to the verify of
autographs signatures to a license
application for liquor selling, was
continued until next Tuesday at 0
o'clock.
Joseph Hickey and william Ziegler
were fined each SO and 20 days for
drunkenness.
Annie Moore and Patrick Moore
were each fined 81 and costs for drunk
enneas.
james Davis will be tried tomorrow
morning on the charge of dlsorderly
conduct and Mr.. Hilles will defend
him.
Elijah Furches and James Green
We're charged with the larceny of some
Hour and continued until tomorrow.
The judge instructed that when pris.
oner5 give lists o. names OF witnesses
they should be subpoened.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-22

Linen Towels. We have
three thousand towels that
you will also do we'll to con-
slider.
Twelve hundred German
buck bleached towels with
handsome knotted fringe
and red damask borders, are
reduced from 373c. to %
cents.
Six hundred Irish bleach,
ed damask towels, with an
elegant knotted fringe and
two rows of open work beau.
tifully borderod, in all white,
red and blue borders, are re.
duced from 37A to 25 cents.
Twelve hundred Scotch
buck towels, ! yard wide and
one yard long, we have re
duced TO II cents each OF
sl.25 per dozen.
All the soiled and sample
towels we have are heapod
together in one lot and viii
be sold for half price-l(
cents to 35 cents.
One bale Scotch all-liner
crash, 164 inches wide anG
bleached, is reduced from
10 cents to 10 cts. per yard
Two bales genuine old
fashioned Russia crash, extra
wide and fine, are reduced
from 10 cents to II! cents
per yard.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-22
Iones, NIcnt store fire.

II Is now believed that the fire in
William II. Jones meat store. No S07
King street. early yesterday morning.
was the work of an incendiUry and
sneak thief. About l25 pounds of
poultry were stored in the rear of the
store and after the fire was put out
Mr.. Jones discovered that ms poultry
had heen carried away. There was no
fire near the poultry and he believes
now that the chickens were stolen and
the store afterwards fired to hide tho
traces of crime.
The fire originated in n barrel under
tho stairway, Tie Office where q
stove was kept was very little dam
aged. He reports his loss at $500, fully
insured i'll the Home Company of New
York. Thomas NJ. Wior's loss on the
about S40O, and IL il also fully insured
In tho Queen Company of New York
and in the Farmers Mutual of thi;
city.