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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-27
sFlagpaoofn MMpgN Lane.
The Precious Metal District AlmoAt Eek
empt from big CONGREGATIONS.


The Precious Metal District AImoat Ex-
empt from Big CONGREGATIONS.
Maiden lane has been singularly free
from destructive fires for many years,
and there is superstition among the
jewelry and diamond merchants of that
street that the lane will never succumh
to flames or streams of water, and that
the, old rickety buildings lining it on
both sides are pretty nearly 'freproof.
The records of the fire patrol, which
go back to 1874, prove that in the last
eighteen years 1lS fires have taken place
in that neighborhood, all Of which were
of little account. Those fires which az
fected jewelry establishments were tho
most insignificant of the lot, and Their
stock was never damaged by any fire.
This seems strange, for the reason
that in the majority Of houses occupied
by jewellers numberless small and
rickety rooms are used as smelling fur
nacss and workshops, with plenty of OF
portunities for creating heat and flames
talked with number of merchants
located in the precious metal district
between Broadway and William street
and all of them said they had never los
n cent by fire. One Of the reasons TO
this happy state of affairs is their ex
IRENE cautiousness. They have watch
men constantly on the premises to guarC
against thieves, and these men are boun,
to look out for conflagrations likewise
Whenever there is the slightest caus
for danger the thick doors of the safe
are locked in jiffy, and all hands in tn
building combine to remove that cause.
AS ono of the maiden laners' OK
pressed himself, there is no inducemen
for fires either. All the wealth the jew
elers stock represents is kept in safes
the doors of which may be barred in al
instant. Even If there was frebui
among that respectable class of mer
chants he would not dare set fire TO hi
building in order to claim insurance OF
his stock, for such thing would Civ
him away in an instant. IL really dc
structive ire should occur in one of tn
large iewelry cmporiums i'll the lane Tia
safes would tumble down into the Gel
lars, and the precious stock would be re
covered us sool as they had cooled off.
And even if the safes were injured Of
| their come down their contents woul,
not necessarily be lost. We all remem
Der the great FIRE in Bond street whic
| destroyed "A number of Wholesale Jew
elry establishments. When the propriC
tors OF those precious safes looked 70
them they We're nowhere, only twiste
and distorted fragments being found
but when they dug up the soil under tn
/ destroyed building, they turned mp larg
chunks OF precious ore that had one
I been watch Chains, breastpius or wed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-27
No, it is not made of but.

No, it is not made of but.
tor,hic9' wings. But the
Frenchman that made tile
gauzc had had the most delicate
Of all the beautiful films Of
nature in mind. Go from
Sl.25 to $35.
Yes, it is made Of feathers
wing feathers perhaps, any,
Why veal. White So to $40:
black, s. to $40; fancy, -,
rs to Sl3.
All made to beat the air
birds and butterflies wings
and Fans. To coquot with.
TO llirt wit'f-wojI, maybe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-27
MOODY AND sAsxrr.


IOuI AA0uhsAfN AfNhAMtH w ~ AAtAA"Nfe
Rink TO Be EnIarged-Earnest Meet
ing.
An enthusiastic meeting was held
by representative pastors and laymen
OF city Protestant Churches, in West
Presbyterian Church, at O'Clock on
Sunday afternoon. DIR Dobbins, as
President of the Ministerial Union,
called the meeting TO order and Chas.
Baird was elected chairman. Rev.
Osmer G. BuddlDgtan led in PRAYER.
| DIR. Dohbins stated the history OF the
| call OF Moody and Sankey to this city,
resulting In their promise to be here
Jan ped for Mt least two weeks.
The object of this meeting was to
attend to finance aud ha called Tor job
II. Jackson, who pledged Gruce Nj, u.
! Church to at least $500. Rov. VIM L.
! Swartz pastor. believed Central Pies
byterian Church would give at loast
$500. Joseph Pylo give st. Paurs NJ.
Il. Church for at least $3.50, Rows. $. o.
@. BGddlngton. Baptist; Chas. h. Hen
| bricks, Reformed Episcopallan: Is. y.
jester, Methodist Prostestint; Il.
Marks aud A. N keigwin, Presbyte.
! rians. and several other pastOrs and
laymen represented their churches as
greatly Interested and to be counted
ON to do Lheir share In proportion TO
| ability. lne enllment OF INC incuI'hb
was TO raise $4,000 in advance, which it
was thought could be easily done,
All churches nre requested to report
what they will contribute by o'clock
Monday evening, Jan. 2nd.
The building cummlltco, Geo. w.
Todd, chairman, and the chairmen OF
all the other COMMITTEES, We're male
members of the executive COMMITTEES.
which number 25 men with Job. IL.
jackson chairman. II. T, Wallace sec-
rotary and Harry Eminons, Treasurer.
The sentiment Of the committee meet
Ing was Ia favor OF building an adj
dition to the rink FOR an inquiry room
according to Mr.. Sankey's desire. The
building committee was given power
to act.
The Ministerial Union will meet at 4
p. III. next Friday, on Moody and San
key prospects.
The several churches will be can
vhssed during tho week, aud next sun
day, SO the financial report Can be
completed the following Monday
hevening.
The meeting was earnest enthu-
sastlc and encouraging. The mon
were there to ensure financial and
! business Success.
ITa,. IRrntyn's Rroucbinl Trophes for
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-27

The North American Indians will not
kill a snake IN their path. They hold il
in reverence, aud although thoy select
great numbers Of them to use in their
snake dances they never kali them, but
when the ceremony IS finished take
them out on tho plains aud release them
Some zuni Indians from New Mexico
with whom l became acquainted re
fused to repeat their folk lore out Of
doors for fear the rattlesnakcs would
hear them.-St. Nicholas.
There are not few who think them
selves lucky If at the dinner hour they
arc able to alluy the cruel pangs of hun
ger with 4 philosophio pipe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-27

Take Neck Scatfs, those
dainty skins, finished as il
stripped entire from mink
or luarycu-and left alive.
Rich Scaris from Hudson
Bay Sable, SO and more.
Other Furs in proportion.
Fur Capes, loose or tight
fitting, are in
sepl Morten Persian Lanai
@onor Wool seal ) trakhan
Mink t.uaa.a SuIl SatIIal Otter
Ermr4er labrador seal Monkey
Making lirst-class, quaint
lty generous, prices tempting
Like this:
Gray l.rlnm rc ape, st4 and more.
Na-4ral tcasei ape, +ls and more.
Persian l.amb ape, 30 and more
CifildroH's Sets in Angora
fFhibet, Wool Seal and thC
Ike, colors and white.
second floor Chestnut street.
TortJ WAa,Af,E.+p
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-27
'NorICE-l FRANK HuCK, DIVINE

NOTICE. FRANK HECK. OWNEl
an or the house situated at North aBi
lcurucr OF sivth and NJ Olson streets 10
1.-The Fifth way III the Cityoi WilmingtDl
county OF New Castle uud stat,
of Delaware, IN conpl an e witt
the tCquir' uants ul the acts Of tine Geu-
crHl Ass muly III such case made ann
provided do hereby give notice that
Shall apply IN writing to the Court oi
Hcucia, sessions OF the Peace Hnd jan
{ clIy ~ OF tire state of Delaware. in an
Tor New Castle county on Monday, Ia,
the next term 0! sad court Tor a hrcusl
Ifo said house asHu inu or ta' ern. for
the stle therein OF iutUNicat1i liquors II
Iit - quantities than one quart, to hl
Icsnectuhin ,iiilnns Of said wnfd NJ lrns
lslS Of Whom Erc substantial freehold
,cts OF sa wnrd, recommend the sail Az
LllLCMILon. VIZ:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-27

Mrs. Pd,tiuson OF No 2oi west Sew
Guth street. called on us this mDrnin :
to say that, for tho children she hlB
made additions to her already lar %
stock. She las all kinds OF toys for
tho little oass, aud what cannot no
found Ut hHr store ii will be impos4t-
Bic to lin in the City We advise
mothers u give her a call and tn y
viii not 20 out OF her store emp. y
handed, as her prices nra reasonable.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-27

Containing la3 acres OF land. in u hlgh
state of cultivation. Not u foot Of vast,
tiund en- it, Neither stone or stumrs il
Why OF pillow.
The improvements are a good 12-rCou
house with large cellar under, Al, ampl,
,CutbuiIdings, shedding, h.n house, car
ltiaga huusc, Ice house, two pumps, unI
lat Uusc. the other nj larse barn, botI
I'M er shelter. A ilnC garden, asptragu
bed. line grape urh0r. 80 vines. good
lyuunE apple or 'hHId. The farm Is dIvid
I'D into six n, ldi eds ~ accessible tobatm
4 hll inc water FROM the buildings is con
lluHcd bypip"s 70 Il large never falliul
Icistcrn. ! light daily irnins TO and iron
Philadelphia. tNpfcss Tine from New
castle to Phliade!r hia. one huu,
= The above TGperlv ts one OF the he
located properties offered at public sal
Tor Il long time, aud IL worthy the after
ton OF lfcrsOu- lootNuE FOR nice hom,
Ius we'll "a dos rubla iaIm. The propCrt
can be seen any time hCfu sale by cal
ing on he promises. or l.. w. St'dham
lSou, Wilmington, Del Terms ut sale.
MRS. ElIZAREru ARMSTRONG,
". A, $40 Fps,
Executors OF Nm. T. Stops deceased.
l.. W. STnHAM u Sos. Auctioncers.
dlu-st l0-13-l72l ~ 1920 ~ Is atw
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-27

"Tho popular impression is that some
millionaires have more dollars than
sense"
"Ilow absurd, when there are 10
cents to every dollar!''- Eate Field
Mashingtln.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-27

Nothing beats trial. Then try
old Saul'a Pile Ointment for cure OF
piles and you will find that nothing
beats that IN It's chosen sfield. The
price Of this unfalling preparation is
25 cents
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-27
Fuit.4bfErnfA, Tuesday, Dee, q, lsaa

The easiest thing to buy
is q Dress Pattern Long
counters, big aislos, low
prices, Only one thing hard
about it - 50 many sorts.
Hard to choose. Wise sales
folks will help.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-27

ALTHOUGH the Republicans have no
desire to have pussos- O MOI the Unlled
States Senate, they do not intend 10
let the Democrats have single 5ena-
tor from any Of ths disputed statas
that they are not entitled to. Ina. is
flLruI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-27

There were about o. bushels OF pota.
toes collected Yesterday for The As5o-
eiatcl Cmrltios. Tho managers say
the, have fally loo bushels and the re-
mainder VIII be collected to day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-27
DENTISTRY.
DR.. W. E. WRIGHT
6Ie ORANGE STREET,

WII.NTNTTON UETa
Perfect fitting artificial teeth
cement, oXphosphate amalgam,
silver and gold filings. Plates
repaired and rcmodelcd. Terms
moderate. Extracting 25c; gas
administered soc.
Office open from s a. M. un
til 8 p. m.
,.. a., =, f,,.,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-27

Dr. Slums yGgrtHaIe liver pits a
guaranteed remedy oEIaoat rSE@ileura
for liver 81 lucy and stomach itI5eHSe5
to remove tire feelings and PuEtylu2
the blood - cents Il box Family
boxes ri. sold by druggists whp are
our agents. ullICe AZ Iukst street,
private door.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-27

Jones Hungariaa Roller Hour, the
0lnast flour IN the market at ~ Il lar
rel, at ]. J. Smiths, Fourth aud snip
ley ssrects.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-27

DIR. Simms White Pulmonlo Balsan.
tho most reliable and unfailiEg rem'
ledy for coughs. sore throat and all
throat and lung diseases. A positive
consumption preventor. Sure as good
medicine can he. 90 cents and 81 by
all druggists and Mt country stores.
Medicine parlor APP Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-27

LaOE SNlE or Hi.NT-A farm of l0s
Il acres car stan on, bel.. and ut the
stat!Uu { Ih Is. a o. 1; H., live miles
from " Wilmington, known rs he Holland
farm, II isrnclu-Cd with II good lIaw-
thorn u" &c fence, it never failinE creek
passes through II, and It Is well adapted
Tor gent Tal farming. ditirying, arH Iuilf-
ed geutuuut. / will sell on TeRsDnW. IT,
'tclms OF tGko Wilmington property for
'CkcnHnge.
Possession Immediately If desired For
further particulars apply NJ Third AID
Market streets, or at the Hour and feed
store. No. lU6 West Front street. viii
mngtou, bel PIItIfl' piJtNk ETr
lI2J-tl -e-p-d- W-dtf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-27

Mrs DR. Howard has gone to Spring.
field, Muss aud He5lon to spend tue
holidays with friends,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-27

Among tha many whose happiness
was Increased yesterday by generous
deeds, wer- llls twenty little girls In
Miss Todd's division N No. public
school WHO formed tue Christopher
Columbus soalrty. Through tho ef.
forts Of these ul.s gJls tout ono
huldrel bushels Of POTATOES wero
collected and distributed Among tie
poor. IAeso little Eir.7 temuhati-
raIly believed IN aLIyinI their prayers
for the poor wi,u potatoes. This po-
tato soriasIe shows how much can Ia
done with little effort. Tie children
In all tie psMlc echoo,s aefo asked 10
eontribute two or three o, more po.
tatoes apiece for tho poor on Christ
mas.
Some brought two, some three, somt
hatf.dozen, Others quarter or d
haif-peck until the large quantity q
snehundrel bushels were contributed
how trueit is that littlc drops OF wa
Der, little grains Of sand, make Tia
mighty ocean and tho pleasant land
These school children, without muel
affort gathered up great urmfuls o
christmas sunshine which It 10 hope
will ever keep their young hearts gel
lal and tender
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-27

In IS doubtful II there ever was
Christmas In this city with larger
bounty and good cheer. A special
Providence seems to have turned up
side down the horn OF cornucopla aud
to have poured its contents directly
down upon the people. Everybody
seems to have been remembered and
the poor widow and the orphan around
the corner have not been forgot ten.
All the humane institutions have en- :
ioyed royal time. Even the county's
poor In tho Almshouss have been
made to think that life was not all a
nookery and sham. .= ..
One of the most pleasant sights OF
Christmas on Saturday evening was
to see long lines OF workingmen wend.
Ing their way homeward from the
shops, each with turkey slung over
his shoulders, a gift from their en-
ployees. And what great supply of
happiness Judge Ball, Mayor Wiley,
City Solicitor Curtis and some ladies'
laid In for Christmas at the City Hall
on Saturday. Four hundred Of the
poorest children Of the city, hunt
cd up by the police. were treated by
these ladies ard gentlemen to arm
loads Of dolls and other toys, candles
and oranges. Every child and parent
accompanying them were made ex
temely happy but none OF them were
more happy than the generous do
pors. The latter indeed realized thf
truth OF the scrlptural maxim. that il
was more pleasant to give than to re
cefye.
Even In homes where sorrow and
sadness prevailed on account OF dealt
yisltatIons the gloom was lightenot
up With the thought that the Chris
Child Of Calvary, tne Babe OF BotAlo
hem, passed through tho same shadoy
OF death to a light beyond the gray
that never grows dim. Altogether i
was great Christmas, Christina
never to TO forgotten. May It's meme
rles ever keep tho eye fixed on Bethle
hens Babe and Iot hleuem's Star,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-27

For Christmas trimmings OF all
kinds and also turkeys and other kinds
OF poultry 70 to j. $. Thompson, No,
Il Fast lth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-27

Do not make a stiIug good lie O.
buttons for the New Year unless you
Intend to keep them. Every time you
break your resolutions tho less restraint
they will have upon you afterwards.
Better not make any at all than to
make them to DO bfokcn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-27
WANAMAKER'S.

Flour at 50 cents bag at Lnnk II
Cos, Tenth and Clayton streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-27

Christians presents the newest uicnst
and lowest III price at /. A, ShtnnOus
Dry Gnuis. Cents Furnishing and
Notion store, 7ig Market St
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-27

Better Than a Loan Assoclatiou.
will sell you snug little house
for $3.50 cash and $40 per month. II
contains four large rooms, with shed
kitchen. city water In the kitchen, lot
Il feet front by 80 feet deep Nothing
better for Christmas present, Apply
ito ". Scott Vernon, this Office.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-27

over taken in this city arc now being
made al A. L, hlGcuer's gallery, 80
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-27
Dress Goods
THE
BEE HIVE
VeIvets, Silks,
Trimmings, Etc.

\ We have some beautiful and sub
stantial novelties in Dress Goods. fol
25. 40 so, 75 cents and 81; in fact, al
all prices. We have a special ull.woo
novelty Dress Goods We are offering
this week at 80 cents a yard, 10 cent
less than the regular price of these
goods. We have great variety oil
choice Atwood Dress Goods in all loud
Ing shades and prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-27

Use browns bronchial Troches for
Coughs Colds ANA all other Throat lrou-
DC .-"Prc. elnueutly the beit.'-her.
HrHIV Huiu Hcer.U1'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-27

Consult LaDort 80. shlplay street
about raut collections.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-27
FOR SALE.

L'oR SALE-A vniliablu iarm nrur
j ~ wHrk, Del, Cunigt, ing 20 acres
ot ezeell nut farming land, with acres
OF good oak ana chestnut rlmbcr,uuu iny
water i!''orgh the tarm. One a.g urF
lr-Ck D. a -io, and goed harl and is 4
ten meat Hotiscs. Two good fruit or.
gnarl-; Oh main road fiom Newark IL
Middleton n. An opportunity tor am
one d ST NJ Il Il st-Clas5 farm cheap. Ap
plyto liUUil q Co, " i'm ugtou bel, q
s. Nj. noun' i, Newark, Drl.
d2hkt-fn.Nfs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-27

BEgUuaM'a PI,i.s sell well be sgl,se thcy
our.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-27

G HERtFfss sALEz-By virtue OF viii
- OF Ieyartu Fncias,to me directed, viii
- exposed to public sale, III the Court
HOUSE Oh Market street between Tenth
and Eleventh streets. in the city Of VII
m ngtun, New Castle county, Dell
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-27
Bic Reduction Sale

which will commence at once of Mems Clothing oil
Youths Clothing, of Boys Clothing and last but not
least Chdrens Clothing and Overcoats of all kinds. We
also have an elegant line of Underwear all grades from
a 5Ocont garment up to fine natural wool nice line
of Hats always on hand and for beautiful neckwear just
take took at our window.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-27
Low Tariff is Our Gard.

Now that the election is and that the country
has pronounced its verdict in favor OF reduction in the
tariff We being Of progressive turn of mind aud always
keeping abreast Of the times propose making some re.
ductons in prices that will astonsh the buying public,
and there has not been great deal of winter goods
Yantnoe OF this
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-17

UlanneSan III vt. SDlepbS County, Jn'
biana, init elmer Gimme Nebrbeit Jun.
@epraientarten seudblt. Sn.per 2esi0s
latur mdblte feline Gimme einen Genus
tor Bel elmer Stimme Mebrbeit. Die
Stimue bes Smators mar bic 1ria@e
bes Grieses nit Weriso. benn g mar
enc Gimme Mebrbeit. bic ben aries
beoin9te.
SIN Sribiabr pom 1911 mar in einem
Conn ober Erecinct in Nbooe Sslanb
Bic Stimmen;abl iebr slei6mdbis swis
iden ben TSoeraIiiten uuoNepublitanern
soer Gen,otraten (9riesss unb Triebens
parteieu) uertbeilt. Die poas 'puroen
am 8 rbr seidloHen unS ein Garmer,
Der su ben TSoeraliiten sebSrte uno ben
oan,en Sag tiidtis searbtitet bate,
sOnnte iid taum senus 3eit nm nod
feline Gimme ab;useben. Gr ourd)s
~treuste ieiu 6elo gu SUP unb ais ct an
Der leeten l1mseumuns antam, mertte
CT, bas zines ieiner Sdmeine in oeriels
ben ienltcdtc. CT ma9te ii9 saran uml
Go 81 bsfreien, bod nabm oieies LANCER
3cit in Nuipru9, als er slaubte. Nads
benz Ct es baum losbetommcn bate, fling
ct an 81 laufen I'M nod se't's gum
Stimmplus 81 erlansen. als e. gang
in BET 9edbe pom StimmpIas mar,
l6lus es pun Der Eburmubr ieds
unb bic gous mwrben seidlonen
obne I.ieine Stimme. Oas @eiultot
mar ba6 elm bemotratiider &eprds
tentant pom iencm Conn bur3 cine
Stimne mebrbeit semabtt mlroe. etn
paar @oden sarauf trat bic legislator
5uiammm nno Elm oemotratii@er Senas
tor wuro. nit elmer Stimmc Mebrbeit
ssmdblt. Sn 1912 wurse &ries nit
England bur9 ben Scr. Staaten Senat
nit elmer Stinrme Mebrbeit ertldrt.
@eneral SadIon muroe als General
Maior nominirt uub nit elmer Stimme
Mcbrbeit seuablt.
Mm 8. Sanuar 1915 mar Ct Cons
manbeur in Der S4ladt uon Nem Or
leans, iieste, unb purbe ein pcpnlarer
militariider 9elo uuo gum Oant murse
ct sum Yrdfoenten Ser Ser. Staaten
semablt, melde Stelle er 3mei Termine
inne bate. Gr iaste aue @biss aug
oer Office, entfernte bic Depoition,
petote bic National 8ant Blu unb
reuh,te inn alsemeinen auf, aaes sess
mesen, neil bas S9wein oben in &booe
Sslano i'm 3aune iteden blieb. 1.-THE
Tradesman."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-17
Scr @ertb etner etimme.

Die politii@e @ei9idte u~nieres 2an<
bes jeist ucridieoene c%urioic 8eseben=
beiten, bic ben @ertb elmer Stimme CONF
ftatiren. Marcus Morton murbe in
1880 bur9 cine Gimme sum @ouuernor
Don Maha@uietts 9ewdblt unb Dauib
g. 9iu wurbe in 1891 bur@ ;mei
Stimmen ii, Der Nem Oortcr 2e9islatur
gun, Ser. @taaten Senator semdblt.
Sn 1886 par 3mii@en3 benz Republicans
f@en unb benz een,otratii@en Ganbibaten
i'm oritten Diitritt . BoKaie County
IN Neu Seriep Stimmen9lei@beit. Cine
aweite 3dblu1s Der Stimmen erwdblte
ben bcmotratii9en Ganbisaten bel elmer
Stimme Mebr9eit, unS CAB bicier parz
tel bel pereinter Mbitimmns cine Stimme
Mebrbeit III ber Qesislotur. Dies bra@te
bic @abl bes bemotratiiden Senators
Rnfus, 9lossett al SteQe bes Hepubli>
taners %. g. SemeQ NIT li@.
Cine Neui9teit fir bic Qeier 1T IS
,uobl ba6 { in @timn,e fir ben merit
taniiden &ries uub ben Rries pom 1912
perantuortIi@ mar. Aur; Dor bent u,ers
itanii@en Rries in 1914 wurbe pus1