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CIIY ORDIN aNoEs

AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE FOR AN
"A EXTRA APPROPRIATION FOR THE
PAYMENT OF INTEREST,
Whereas. at the time OF m king the esti-
mate for the annual appropriations for the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1892, no provision
was made for the pay ment u In terest on
one hundred thousand lSl0O,0Ol dollars for
he Street and Sewer Loan, issued August
1891: now therefore
Be Il ordained. by 'srhe Council" OF VIII
mington, two thirds 90 Of all the members
thereof cOncurring.
Section ]. That the sum OF twenty seven
hundred and fifty-f, ur dollars and eighty
hereby appropriated Tor the pa, ment of
balance Of interest falling due this iscal
year.
Passed at the City Hall. April q. 1892
n. r., BENSON,
Attest; A. f. MESSdCK, CLERK President.
Approved by the Mayor, April 3, 1892.
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rnrmar Pn.inra hand.

The lOng-looked-for debt deliverance
jubilee OF the Delaware Ave ne Baptist
Church began yesterday. The church
was handsomely decorated with potted
p ants, At the morning service
Rev. G. w Fogwell preached
the sermon Special music was fur
nirhed by the choir under the leader.
Of J. n We tcott. Mr.. Fogwell was
pastor OF the church, but he is now pas.
tor OF the South Broad Street Church.
PhIladalnhla
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the crImean General DyInr.

George f. d'Utassy. who was nearly
asphyxiated by gas in the Hotel Willis on
Saturday has been removed TO the Della
dying condition. The generals wife and
his clerk, g. w. jackson. wers at his bed.
side yesterday In response TO telegram
Evening journal., 1892-05-02
They only Sang in Berlin.

BERLIN, May Most Of the trouble here
was caused by a revolutionary song printed
by Der Socialist The meter Of the lines is
adapted TO the Marseillaise and the title is
''The German Workingman's Marseillaise' p
The police seized Der Socialist and arrested
the editor for attempting to disturb the
public peace, but the singing continued all
over the city. The military were under
arms all daW
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IrIured nr prpaml.e oar.rlars.

Albert, the l0-year- old son OF Joseph
Postles, living at Lincoln and Liberia
streets. was painfully injured yesterday
Albert found a dynamite. cartridge In the
yard Of his fathers house and procuring
a hatchet began to examine IL. The re.
suit was that some OF his fingers we're
blown Off DR.. Palmer was summoned
and he dressed the wounded members.
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An oniet I'm Roma.

ROME, May 2-This city was quiet Sunday
Every public building was almost sur
rounded by policemen OF military. Bodies
of infantry aud cavalry passed through the
streets all day At the indoor meetings
several violent speeches against the govern
ment were made, but there was no effort at
disorder outside.
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New Board Of Health Appointed

Mayor Wiley appointed the new
Board Of Health on Saturday afternoon.
The new members are: DR.. E. G. Short
lidge DR.. A. E. Frantz, Joseph Jenkins
J. H. Lewis. DR.. Willard Springer is
port physician, and will be q member ex-
officiO Of the new board. w. O. R Col
quhoun will probably be reelected to
the position OF secretary and registrar.
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When old Titus wrote Rome's history
he did not think that in future ages the
springs Of Europe would be brought tc
America, for America was not known
hen, although It existed, and so did the
Carlsbad Springs You can buy the Carls-
)ad Sprudel Salt at every drug store now.
They are the concentrated evaporations
II the Waters of Carlsbad, which have
)een used for centuries for their specific
properties in all arrangements of the
tomach, constipation, liver and kidney
diseases The genuine has the signature
# "Eisner & Mendelson Co., Sole Agents, "
N every bottle
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ENEcurOR,s sALEs.

A.
TXECUTORs' sALE.-THE SUBSCRIB
II ers, as executors OF John Peoples, de-
ceased. vii sell at public auction at the Court
Hou se, in the city OF Wilmington,o Tuesday,
the 10th day of May. lse2, at 2O'clock In the
afternoon. the following shares OF stock. lJ0
shares Frankford and Southwark Philadel-
phia City Passenger Railroad Company, $50
shares Wilmington City Railway Company, 30
SHARES Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company OF Wilmington. / share First
Nationel Bank, Wilmington, 10 shares Union
National Bank, Win ington 10 shares Phil
adelphia National Bank. Philadelphia; 25
shares Union National Bqnk, Philadelphia;
p shares Pullman's Palace Car Company, 90
shares Wilmington Dental Manufacturing
Company. l02 shares Wilmington ity Elec-
trio Company, 20 shares Delaware an Allan
tic Telegraph and Telephone Company. /
share star Club stables, 25 shares Brandy
acknowledgements 80 shares thePusey and
Jones Company. 35 shares Wilmington and
kennett Turnpike Company, 10 shares Ma
sonic Hall Com )any, Wilmington; u shares
Helena Mining and Reduction Company,
Helena, Montana; 100 shares Ming0 OIL CON-
pany. Phiiadelphia 625 shares Elk River and
Blue Creek on Company. 30 shares Broad
Mountain Mammoth Vein Coal Company, Il
shsre~ Wilmington Steam Brick MRnufac-
turing Company, 100 shares Plum Farm and
Long Run on and Coal Mining Company.
CHARLES B LORE and
EDWARD q. BRADFORD,
Executors OF John Peoples, deceased.
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mflk mIIk.

The place to get one quart or ffty
quarts Of milk is at Porter's, corner
Seventh and Madison streets. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed or money refunded. De-
livered or sold at store. Telephone Gal.
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For the EIrht Hour Day.

GLASGOW, May . 9--About $4,000 laboring
men participated in the eight hour demon
stratiOn here. There was no trouble. The
speakers advised the men to elect laborers
to parliament instructed to devote all their
time to agitation in favor Of the eight hour
day
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A PrIest Finds a nomb.

SEVILLE, May IA priest upon entering
the confessional here found a metal tube
with a burning fuse attached. He extin-
guished the fuse and took the tube 10 the
police, who found that it was filed with
dtrnanita
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SO PnhlIr Pnrndes permIifed.

AMSTERDAM, May 2.-Public professions
were prohibited here as in other Dutch
cities. The meetings were orderly. No
disturbances are reported
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me Ouern 1vas On parade.

MADRID, May 2-The queen drove through
the principal streets Of the city May Day
There were no disturbances. A special effort
was made to keep the streets clear Of mill
tary, so as TO offer no provocation to
anarchists
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Farmers TO Meet and Discuss Taxation. -
The annual meeting of the Farmers
Institute of Kent county will be held in
FELTON, on Wednesday. May lS at 2 p. m.
officers will be elected to serve for the
ensuing year and the subject Taxation"
will he discussed
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Schedule in eifeot November lb, 1881.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AV. DEPOT
EAST BOUND.
NEN YORK, week days '3Os, s7i7. Tm
40 % &, M 1cpE ,lS = 2 30 % ss y ns 81 M .o "a
m, -12 "A, BY, % 3s. y % y m.
BOSTON. 20 81. pm daily with Pullman buttet
eleeping cars running through to Boston With
passengera In b. q n. stallion. Boston.
PHILABELPHIA, week days. % os. %,
10 %, III bs a. M; lie "a, 90, t2l0, sos. 10.
O5. t6 88 8 40. %7.39, s M. 10 90, 10 90 d. N.
PHILADELPHIA. snndays, 3 Qa, 8 % 2 Z.
g. g, % iS. o. i: sSas s 8 IS s. J 9 S g, aa 10 8
CHESTER, week days. % s. 900, s45 III.
m: 90. l2 10, B o.. 10. 06. IS 8s. SO. 7s1.
90, 10 %, 40 Do D. N.
g cAEsTER, ..s 4; g sandsyy, % % "a ~
g 3s, Q 4b, y 80, s %, 10 90. 30 % p. M
Atlantic City, week days III m.
IL y 1870 D m; Sundays; z Y, m. - so M
BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGrON = q,
o2, 'siI. 1909 q. M. 'l2 10. '2.06 5b. a 70.
BALTIMORE and Way stations. 2 oa m.
baltimore ana principal stations on Pillar
delphia Division, 10 % a, M, daily.
.i2 To- IS. a 40. '6 s. 30, Y 81. II 10 daily.
PlIlSBUh3,.b ~ AZ, n. ~, sl.a0 D. IN 1allys
OhlOAt1O - ~ a. ulss - ~ u mst daily
CINCINNATI AND Ar. LOUIS. t1 10 .. N
and u 81 y. m. both daily.
SINCERITY ACCOMMODATIONS 2 Cs m.
: %. 90 and lilo p. m, daily.
LANDENBERGA ACCOMMODATIONS week
days. 7O2, II 20. a. m. b5 and 4 bb D m. sun
days 30 a. m. and 40 y. m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET ST. ATATIOH.
For Philadelphia week days. 3 30, 0 %, Il "A,
Is q. - 33, III 35. a M; ~ l2, 21b 5h eN
.. n. Sundays, 30 m: II AZ, 40. So. n
D. m.
FOR baltimore. week days. SOS. So g 20,
1888, III 30 a. m, 2 40, N. SUNDAY, N
baltimore and principal stations on Phna.
delphia y -iaion. 81 ~ M, daily. exceDt
SundR- sundays. 25 m.
Fo .IRndenperg and way stations. week
days, 30. 10 %, q. N; 2 40, 500 pm. sum
days, 90 m; o. y m.
Chicago, and Pitteburg s6.26 q M. daily,
oxcepi Sunday; %. s p. m, daily.
Cincinnati and 81. Louis. 'l.Sb, a. m, caily
except Sunday
LV. PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
Weekdays. 1.l6, 90, 30, f6l6 $40 = 90
1000 III 35 a. m, " % noonsl 45 30, %, = %,
'lO5 aQ. IS 70, 90, IS 81, 80, y rs $40. 10 10
''t sunday, iiSS 'Ii5. 600. .slb $50 @@ 1000.
III 90 M, ,l2 90. noon, So 90, - %, 81, 'obl,
90, y 22, $40. 1910 and II 30 y. "a.
Telephone, No. 1873.
Rates 10 Western Points lower than via any
other line. @. o. SCULIl. Gen,l Pass. Agent
J. II. ODELL. General Manager.
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Clearing House.

The exchanges of the Wilmington
banks at the clearing house to-day were:
] Total, $146, ,S45. o. balance. $27, 7S6 "a.
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MAY DAY DISTURBANCES
They Are Conspicuous Abroad
by Their Absence.
ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP wooIwICH.

Cans of Dynamite. Gun Cotton and Car
tridges Discovered in Time 10 Prevent
an Explosion--Anarchists In Paris over
awed by Large Force of Troops.
LONDON, May 2.-This city saw on Sun
day the greatest labor demonstration in its
history From early morning numberless
professions Of labor unions and socialistic
societies thronged the streets in the vicinity
Of Hyde park
But one incident of the day betrayed the
dangerous undercurrent Of the demonstra-
ton. Shortly after noon a sentinel in the
Woolwich arsenal discovered at the en-
trance Of the gun factory bag containing
eight canisters loaded with dynamite, gun
cotton and cartridges. He called in a police
man and the bag was removed. No fuse
was attached TO the canisters, but detona-
tor was fouad in the bottom Of the bag.
The plot was, undoubtedly, to destroy Eng
lands greatest arsenal, although thereby
1900 men would have been thrown out Of
employment. Il has been boast Of the
war Office that no anarchists or socialists
could be found in the arsenal. The police,
however, although exceedingly reticent,
acknowledge that the dynamite must have
been placed by an arsenal workman, as the
presence Of a stranger would have been re-
marked by the guards. No arrests have
been made.
An Anarchist Assaulted.
By o'clock there were fully $4,000 peo-
pie in the park, and between then and
o'clock the crowd swelled TO half a million
Scores Of meetings were held. Among the
speakers were County Councillor John
Burns, Hyndman, the social Democrat and
Aveling Karl Marks son-in-law. All of the
meetings were closed with resolutions in
favor of political agitation for the eight hour
day. OF the sixteen great platforms but
one was devoted to anarchism, and here the
only disturbance Of the day occurred. An
anarchist shouted at the close of his speech
"You are worse than slaves, worse than
African slaves You let your employers
suck your blood aud seduce your wives and
daughters
The crowd began to yell, and a sailor near
the platform caught the anarchist by the
leg and pulled him TO the ground. There
the anarchist was hustled around until his
coat, waistcoat and shirt were gone. Ther
he was driven away from the meeting.
Evening journal., 1892-05-02

WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN. RAIL
w ROAD COMPANY. Time table, z
IRA Trains leave Wilmington French stree
station) for b q o junction, Montehanin,
Guyencourt, Granogue, Cossart Chaddf
E05S ST9sson HRoeSgsSI "eTt
Birdsb6ro, Reading and intermediate stations
daily. except Sunday. % a m, and sSO p.
for b. 4 .. Junction; Montchanin; Guyen-
COURT Granogue; Cossart; Chadd's Ford juno
tion; Pocopson. West Chester; Embreeyillo
Mortonvill. Coatesville; Waynesburg Juno
tion; Sprini field aud intermediate stations.
daily excepi Sunday, at a % p. m. SUNDAY
O'iso For coatesviiie, West Chester and inter-
mediate stations, daily except Sunday, ~
s a, m. and 45 p. "a.
Trains arrive AZ Wilmington, Erench
street station,) from Readingi Birdsooroi
Joanna; Springfield; Wayneeburg Junctlon3
Coatesville; Mortonville; Enbreeyille; West
Chester; Poc0pson; Chadd'e Ford Juncfioni
Cossart; Granogues Guyencourt; Montchanin,
B. & O. Junction and intermediate stations,
daily, except Sunday at 10 "a a. n IS 40 Pm
From From Springfield, Wayneshurg Junction
Coateevtlle, MortOpville, n nuteev1ue, fo-
copeon, West Chester, Chad f. tord junction.
B. a junction aud intermediate stations
Ffsom Costesville, West Chester and inter.
mediate stations, daily except Sunday, Al
/ A. @. McCAUSlAND. Superintendent.
R0wNEss BRIGGS. Gen1 Pass- AGENT
| PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
| Il ROAD "RoYAL ROUTE" BETWREN PHIL
ADELPHIA AND ATLANTIC CITY. TIE ONLT
| DOUBLE Track LINZ SCHEDULH IN ETFnoz
JUNE 0, 1891.
[ ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut street wharf
and South street wharf.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Week days-Express, 900. a. m. 200. 4. 90 ..
m. Accommodations. 500 q. m. and 500 d. "a.
Sundays-Express. 200 an. Accommodna
ton. 500 a. m and 4. 30 p. IA.
Returning, leave Atlantic City depot
Atlantic and Arkansas avenues. Week ay1
Express. 30. 800, a. m. and 400 p. Accom-,
mediation, $40 a. m. and 4. 30 D. m
sundays-Express. 40 ,. m. Accommoda-
ton, T. 30 a m, 40 p. m
1 A. A. MCLEOD G. g. HANCOCK
Pres. and Gen. Manager. Gsa- Pass .AGt-
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Elmer Wright was arrested forl block
ing the tracks Of the City Railway Com
pany at Sixth and Market streets this
morning Wright was driving a wagon
of Peter Elmer in the circus parade
and he refused to move his team
from the track to allow a car to pass. BE
will have a hearing at the Municipal
Court to-nfghk
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Schedule in eject November lb. 1891.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AV. DEPOT
EAST BOUND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08
NEW ARK.
G. I. LANGsTROTII COMMITS SUICIDE.

C. l. LANGsTROTH COMMITS SUICIDE.
Christopher l. Langstroth, member OF the firm
NJ & y Lockwood & CO., carriage hardware manu-
focturers AT NO Il and 20 Mechanicst. committed
suicide yesterday morning ut the East Ferry st..
station Of the Central Railroad by deliberately throw
ing himself under the last coach OF passenger train
from which ne had just aghted. The rear trucks Of
the car almost cut him In two. lie died In n few
minutes. MIR. Langstroth had purchased ticket for
Ncw.Yorh about ten minutes before. at the Broad
ST. station and rode to East Ferry ST., where he
aghtcd and stood until the train started to pull out
when he walked toward the end Of II and threw him.
scii under the coach The act Is attributed 10
insanity caused by Illness When he left his home
nj 40 II Parkiurst ST.. yesterday morning he said
he was going To doctor.
Mr. Langslroth was born at Mt Hope Penn sixty.
oIcht years ago. and for over hnlf c,niury hid
lived In Newark. II" left widow and two sons
one Of his -on- is Frank ". Lnngstrotl Of the firm
u Nh a. Iangstroih. ~ New Yorh.
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CHARGES OF THE WOMAN slTGGLER.

Mrs. Anna Cacaci. the divorced wife Of William
Campbell, the wall paper manufacturer and who
is accused Of having struggled pictures worth S1lO
COO into the country, yesterday made public mum
b-r Of lcttcrs which she said she received from
special Inspector Tratteur, who made the
seizure. The letters, she thought, proved
her statement that he had made love 10 her
and after quarrel had seizcd tho pictures
for revenge. She says she had perfect right to
sell the pictures when she wanted 10. They belonged
10 her husband. DR.. Cacac and she brought them In
In good faith and afterward decided TO sell them.
The pictures were brought in three lots, some with
her some In January and few which arc still in
the public stores in August. Mr.. Traltteur was IN
PRODUCED to her as a familiar with pictures
He offered to help her sell them. she declares for
20 per cent commission, ana told her where 10
60 to get parchment certificates Of their age. She
did sell some through him ana offered him the com
mission but he refused H. saying tha ne had vIS;u ~.
her house al saratoga ana under obligations 10 hcr
Franz j. puplsnae the woman's LAWYER, yesler
day visited the Custom House ana made similar
siatemefts lie told that the inspectors re
port would be made TO day and then the cas-. would
r. ready for Investigation. Mr.. 1rateur was out OF
town and 50 could not answer tho Womans charges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08
HELD FOK RORBING IKE MILLS.

Postonice inspectors have been trying for some
time 10 find out who has been stealing letters adj
dressed to Richard X. Fox and 10 Herman Rider
proprle or OF the KahOlisches Volllsblatt, These
men have boxes in the Broadway side OF the Post
Office A close watch kept without avail and
then Inspector Charles J.. Morris began sending
letters. These disappeared when Michael F. Conlan
sorting the mails for these boxes. He was ar
rested and in his pocket were found four marked 81
bills, which had been placed in test letter.
Conan Is thiry-two years old and has been In
the postal service for seven years He IS married
and has two children. He lives at No. 1862 East
Ninety -seventh-st. Commissioner Shields held him in
$500 bail for examination.
John f. Ross substitute leter-carrier at Station
F. Thrdavc., Twenty eighth-st., arrested on
Thursday night for a bold robbery of the mails
Chief Clerk Voorhis saw him openly take heavy
letter from carriers box. The letter was addressed
TO Samuel Brand, No. 10 LeXinyton-ave Ross
opened the letter and took out gold chain voorhis
told superintendent Eaton. who detained Ross and
sent for Postoflce Inspector Morris. That official
found the chain I'm Ross possession and arrested
him. Commissioner Shields held the prisoner In
$1,000 ball Ross Is unmarried and lives at No.
223 East Twenty ninth-st
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MORE DELAY OVER An ARMORT.

The subject Of armory for the Goth Ree'
ment was before the Armory Board yesterday
Mayor Grant called 1t up and rehearsed the history
of the long drawn out proceedings in relation TO II
eliminating at the last meeting when the controller
objected In the sinking Fund Commission TO tahlhs
the site Of Tompkns Market for the Armory Bonds
10 pay for the building could not be Issued without
the Controllers consent. he having the veto power
u,hsro non.v ia 10 b. expended The Controller
objection WAS that this Site with The needed
additions would cost the city 100000 and over,
while a better site could be had for 100000 or
$4,000.
General fizerald said that the law giving the Con
troler 80 much power ought 10 be repealed. at Is
disgraceful" he said, to keep the regiment Ia It's
present quarters"
Commissioner Gllroy gave ii as his opinion that, all
previous action having been nulifed by the Con
troers refusal 10 approve this site, II WAS no"
necessary TO begin again and adopt a resolution
similar 10 the one defeated. This action was taken
by the Board. 800
as contractor OF the list Regiment Arnlory, ~ Thirty
fo,rth-s and FourtlaVe.. was adversely reported by
President Barker. OF The Tux Department. COMMITS
soner Barker said that there had been manifest lack
OF yigor In prosecuting the contract resolution
was adopted directing j. r. Thomas. the architect 10
report the Board forthwith the cause OF tho delay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08
HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.
co,ru,us Celebration religious observances in the
Synsgogues.
Races 81 Morris Park. p. ID
MAJ, and Leather Republican Club. banner raising
No IS spruce.st noon.
Footba-Manhaan Athletic Club against Stevens Inst
tute Manhattan Grounds $50 p m crescent Atnaeu
CIuh .cains, vale colege Eastern PARK, Brooklyn $50
~ Orange AGAINST Wesleyan. Orange oval 3 80 D. ID
Columtu. monument be placed In position. FHty
npth.st and Eighthave- p m -
Now.YorK Athletic Club games Trayers Island, z 80
D.
Reception to students No. 1876 Lexington.ave.. p m
The proollyn Young Republican Club ma's'mcetihg'
Claimant Avenue Rink. evening
Pc rade OF Ha.lcn Republican Organizations Mount
uorra&e between d e-huntred- ndtwenteth anu onc'
hundred fifth sts.. 80 To be feve"e&oy
,yh,telaw Kela and members OF National Committee
Followed BIZ reception Harlem Republican CLUB. NO
TAX wc.t Onchundred and cnty ilfthst., 80 D. m
North side Ecpuolican Club. No 2.66i Ihid'aVe OPP
uos,to One.hundred and forty -second.st.. p. m
Harrison and Reid Republican Campaign Club williams
bridge. ~ ,,
Harrison and Reid Campaign Club. With Assembly
n,s,r,c, MY po;K Hall 40. 2o2 East FourthFt,
evening. no c,,.o, p,oo
IrishAuerican Republican Club, No 80 Clinton Place
evening. - -,
Fast SIDE Young Mems Republican Club. banner rails
Ing No. - Ellrldge-st.
Harrison and Reid Club OF Mamaroneck and Rye Neck
Yale Opera House ,,,,,,. A..
Ind Istral Alliance, Harrison and RED, AFlliu AS
.emby District No. i52 Ihildeve.. banner raising
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR DAVENPORT SUED

A suit brought by John ii. Garfield to recover
possession of two mortgages for $4,000 from Pub
lie Administrator Davenport to trial in the
supreme Court yesterday John Garfield, tailor
died on June %, 1891. Mrs. Bridget Garfield, who
said she his wife, applied for letters Of admnisr-
ton on his estate Mrs Margaret Henry, daughter OF
the dead man. opposed the application on the ground
that the alleged widow had not been the wife OF her
father, and the estate went into the hands OF the
Public Administrator The plaintiff in the present
case is son Of Bridget Garfield and executor Of her
estate and he says that hour before his death
John Garfield called Bridget, who had always been
recognized as his wife, to him ana asked for his
papers She brought the mortgages, which he put
in her lap and told her to keep them as they were
for her The nor cages were for $1,000 she after
ward surrendered the papers tO the Public Admins
traitor John CanIeld's list vito died In England in
august 1874 and he married AGAIN In November Of tho
same year. according TO The testimony given yesterday
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GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

Henry Eckford Ross, Of Sayville. L. l., has begun
suit for absolute divorce from Mrs. Annie Frances
Ross. who he says, has gone TO England with man
named DAILY.
Alimony and counsel fee have been denied In the
suit Of David E. Ramsey for divorce from Mrs. Annie
+. Ramsey, whose affections alenated by James
RyersOn, from whom Mr.. Ramsey recovered damages.
General Isaac :. Catlln will be grand marshal OF
the Columbus parade on october II, when the Me
mortal Arch will be dedicated
A verdict for 1900 was returned in the Supreme
Court yesterday In the suit Of william Bagna against
the Lowell Manufacturing Company, growing out Of
the killing of mis- daughter by the fail Of overloaded
gallery in the building occupied by the plaintiff.
John Graham of the Kings County Presidential
electors, has resigned, he Is director in National
bank S. Stewart Whltehouse has been named in hi.
ctp