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The morning call., 1892-09-02

n OyERNMENT LANDSi
u FOR HOME OR INVESTMENT,
IN CALIFORNIA !:
Finestleve farming lands.
Richblaek soil. ready toplow.
Large fine valley; railroad. througbts.-
Water bitches now building oss
Mild climate. free fuel, cheap lumber.
Work at good wages there
Land can be taken without residence.
Send &c stamp for full Information 70 r. w.
LAKE. g Flood building. San Francisco. Cal. apl4 IT,
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CITY REAL Est sTE.

CITY REAL Est ,TE.
IA cALESrER q McMAHAN.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS'.
: sMoSTGoMERY ST., NEAR MARKET
! BUILDING LOTS SOUTH OF THE PARK.
$3.50, INSrALLMENTs.
=. BEAUT1FUE MARINE AND PARK VIEW.
On the electric road. lsio ave, bet NJ and sts.;
on The line of Strawberry Hin and the new lake;
800 cash; balance $50 monthly. instalJments;
graded : fenced; size; 25xl2o. my2o II Weir
why PAY RENT.
EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS - : =.
You can acquire
CRY n OK ofy 1s sGBS 81
Af''' - : JAMES SIMMONS.
SEE Il FrsuMowe 10 Montgomery St.
pARGAIN-2rST. ST.. NEAR CASTRO: BEAU:
: ID tifuT home. house OF srooms: unfinished attic:
psTlor decorated: OAK yestibuIe ami door,: all
:ven!encss ,C:MASoN, builder. on premises. seg6tt
F: NJ UAfER0Us FINE .oPPoRrUN FOR EX.
IN change.of CITY and country prOperty: also cas- Ii
buyers atl02l ~ Market swisETsfsR q BRIGs4s.a-
"a. 0O IONTRLY-CoTPAGE or: 4 ROOMS
~ bay wiqgw. inherseley; lot S51S2' !.
S25O--Lot 2axrO0. at station
3 O0-Lot 25xlOO: So cash s5. monthly.
S60O-Lot. 4Oxl0O. severed and nl2cadaniz ed.
CHAS. A: BAILEY, owner, 20 Montgomery. #
TOR SALEM EASY MON rHLY PAYMENTS;
i fne:molern cottages 5 and 6r0oms and bath
egble-ear lines III the best part OF the city For
particulars apply 10 LOUIS BLANK, 121. Eddy
street, aust WeFrtf
TOR SALE on THE FNSTALLM ENT. PLAN BY
4 +. NELSON, builder, 1920 rwehty-hfth st. near
Castro, - .:-..'t -':.. =.
broom .bay-w ndow cottages on the sunny side
of Esd :st:,l block W: OF Castro; $1,000 each.
! 2-StorY house of q large rOoRlS on y 0e ST., bet
25th and 26th, block r. of Castro. for $1,000,
These houses finished with all modern con-
yiences. stone Sidewalks etc. au30 II,
f. II o you WANT. PROPERTY. CITY OR CoUN
II try III the prettiesI valley of the State? Apply
to NRps Land Company. NRpa, Cal, tor list of
properties SEES u F.
HOUSES BUILT on REMoDELED WITH Dis
IL patch aAd economy; WE guarantee cur work
years get our estimate. HOUSTON BROS, Build
ers. 5l4 Goden Gate ave. aul4 4
II RSIRABLE CITY AND OAKLAND PROPERTY
IL TO exchange Tor small improved and large unim-
proved ranches. Ii. NJ. CAMERON. 479 9th ST.,
oakland. au26 I'm
OlOA MONTH WILL Buy HOME IN SApSA-
sD1O Tito. f ID. SPARROW. 62s Market. JyS tt
THE HOME BUILDING COMPANY, IL MONT
i gOmeTy ST.. Is prepared to furnish plans, specii-
cations and estimates for any class OF building,
an ywhere. for cash on the instalment plan call
at the odlce and inspect plans; tho Home Builder,
published monthly contains series OF articles in
teresting 10 intending builders with elevations and
floor plans; sample COPIES free. aul4 1m
WEEKS NEWS FOR 5CENTs-THE WEEKLY
~ CALL In wrapper ready for mailing
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.:FINANc-T.AL.

At l2s KRARNT:. ROOM 9.:Y0U CAN:BoRRoN.
IA money at slow rates; private rooms for ladies'.
pledges for. sale: take elevssor. -. mrl q.
FAN; FRAN ClSc0s COLLATERAL LOAN. BANK,
~ 5es Kearny ST. the Only corporation sinss lonos
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BUSINESS oHANcEs-ooNTINuED.

n oTlCE-BEFORE UscH AsING BUSINESS
~ Of any klRd be sure and call at the reliable
Office OF W. r. HEALN, HAS Market St. nr: Taylor;
saloons. grocery stores hotels. cgarStorel. coHee-
saloons restaurants. etc: honesttreftment. =.
GERO SALOON AND LoTGING-H0UsE, y
u tsJN. -Fooms city front; great bargain Nc
LAgGHLiN-& CO, 26l2 kearny -, SEE ~
GcSO FRUIT AND CI Jar STAND; BARGAIN
IT OOO. TO-DAY. MCLAUGHLIN, 2bI2 .keArny. 81
: c.OEO HoRSESRoEING. SHOP -2 FIRES;
NCtDO:. horseand. buggy Included. .McLkUGH-
LlN, .2e12. Kearny st. !: .sa3I ot. :
:: ii oO0O PARTNER WANTED IN dANbFAC-
y OUUU. turing business: sure fortune. or par.
tTculars Mel AUGHLIN & CO.. 20 hrarny: q Us
o-0n0 ROTELIN PROSPEROUS CoUN TRY
tD0UUU.: TOWN in exchange for city business,
MCLAUGHLIN a CO.. 251a hearny So SEE Ut
;. clslZEFO WORTH Sl0g9: PROVISION, DELL
!: a IDO. cacy, dairy produce; living rooms cen.
trail sacrifice: enarts Ad. Dairy. So Call Br 81
.TTPUIT, = CANDY: CIGAR STORE; CHEAP;
Il good business; sickness, q Stockton. AUS 1919
& kI.ooN Il L0DGIN 6-HoUSE;. IL RMS; sKCRI-
. = nee; other business. sig Mission st. an23 27s
IGOR SKEE-l'HEAP:. "A FIX T-CLASSSAEOoN:
l. elegantly fitted Ap;. centrally located: near
Kearnyst.; 8 years lease; rent 81 81 every hing in
good running order For particulars apply to W NJ.
HATTIE q and7 8 FIRST steor of MISSION anlS q
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.D.Drersof boating.

questioned as to proprieiy.
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IA CALESTEE & MCMAHAN.
RIAL. ESTATE AGENTS AND INSURANCE |
BROKERS,
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C.fnO wELL-FURNIsHED ROOMS AND
- 1OO. Kitchen nice house; central; cheap
rent: great sacrifice. " LESS Fourth St
I7REAT BARGAIN NEAR FoURTH AND MAR
u Eei sts.; l9 rooms well furnished: no reason
qbe offer efused;. money to loan at per cent per
IL ontG: 100 houses TO select from. W. F. HEAIY,
has Market St, hT. Taylor. -. .
ID ..YHI TE.z65 MARKET ST, HAS HOUSES ALL
ID Isles and prices easy payments and Tor .eN
l,I 060. .B0ARDIAG AND BOOMING HOUSE;
u iO0O .:noIth. Of Market 81. :. clearing: over
800 month"; BY present owner Tor: Il years :
oDen FOR fu lest :IveSt igation; GRANGE OF this KIN
SeIa DIN offered. Is. w HlTE765. Market st;
Calls. AND: .iNCHANGEs OF LODGING
= nons6S quickly efIectad: tenirits procuredi com
suit list. : " EElSEIs Il 'HRIGGS lO2ll2 Market /
E0-:LoDGTNG- HOUSE: BXRGAiN THIS
u GDV. day. MCLh VGuLIN, 2elJa -KearRy.3 II $
p CI.CO0 .BAT-BIND0W HOUSE OF EIGHT
- IQOU. cen roOnis.- all Snhjiy desirable loca-
on* all walnut furniture and carpets good. Apply
&C JAMES w lLEEY, Eddy St: :. - aa3Q 6tt !:
. C.Efn ADMINISTRATORS: OF 80 ROOMS n
< ivy Fourth st. near NJ aEket. anS l.st*
.6,.:fn0 =LeenGTN G-HoUSE; IL :RO0AfSi :: CIs y
VI,tUO. trally located;. hargaiTy have to leave
CITY Amply 51OsPine-st lunch p4r or. ans st..
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a COUNTRY HOME
IN TIE: PALuMAKEs DISTRICT; NEAR HAY.
=: WARDS. -:
Suitable. for diversified farming: orchard: garden
land, pasture; abundance OF. running and spring
water pped TO house; barn aud gard en- cow efient
toschools: beautiful place of 100 acres good house
Will exchange FOR city property: price 81 o 600.
LOGAN q ADAMS. asa .Nfnthst.. Oakland, au3l II
CoNoMA COUNTY LAND SALE OR Ex-
- change; write fully. ANDREW PRICE, Heads
burg, Cal. fel4 t.
CCHooL LANDS, 81 80, TO IS AN ACRE; on
suit; no residence or improvements required; all
kinds OF lands in many different counties; senI
LAKE 3 Flood Building - lyd
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Or sALh 'OIs' I:AVH AN9h' - ).
: q % PER ACRE ONLY FOR 24OO ACRES No.
. II ~ Land at The DalIei. Or. wifi trade for
inside outside property, or Tor n stock OF mer.
chandise and part cash. etc, etc; this land pro-
auces 80 10 so bushels wheat per acre. and bears
full Investigations three OF houses and barns
etc. etc, on the property. and would subdivlde
10 advantage IL wanted sell off asectons Apply
for fuapartieuiars to- HENRY z ALDEN or f. w.
p. WOOD ARD g. CO., p02 broadway, Oaklapd 81 1t
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:PhsrroNE.M.FNr

ST., Sstfl rTautlSco, Cali ornfd aulz tu
NOTICE or ASsEssMkS T3PEEH MINING
~ Company: Location of prla epai place ofDusi.
ness san Francisco. California;: location OF WORKS,
Guijorah. Arizona. s..
Notice is hereby given that at j. meeting of tho
Board Of Directors held on the 18th. day OF July.
1897 assessment, No. Is. OF 10 cents per share
levied upon the capital stock OF the corpora.
tion, payable INNS diately:fn hited Statea gold
coin to the Secretary. at the once OF the company,
90s Montgomery street, No. 20. Nevada Block, San
Francisco, California;. e
Any stock upon which this assessment snail re-
main unpaid on the 25th day Of August; 1892, Will
delinquent and Advertised for sale at public
toR; and unless payment 10 made before Will DO
sold on THURSDAY, the 22d day OF September.
1892, to pay the delinquency assessment, together
with the costs OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
by order of the Board OF Directors. =;
AUG. WATERMAN Secretary.
omce4-So 20. Nevada Block, 500 Montgomery
" street. San Francisco, California. -; ,,
PQSTPoNEMENT.
THE. ASSESSMENT oNsPEER MINING UoM-
F.: pany, which is delinquent In once Angnsr 26
1892, Is hereby postponed until THURSDAY, Sep
teBber 4, 1892 and the sale day HntiE THU RSDAY
October o. 1892. at, oclaek p. NJ. by order OF
the Board Of Directors. - :.
=. -: AUG. WATERMAN, Secretary.
ofice-Room %. Nevada Block; 300 Montgomery
street. San Francisco, California, : aus I'd
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EDUCATIoNAL,..

--1---e~-~.s1~S~---s~s~S~s
TIE FRANK SCHOOL OF 5ELOCUTION, $50
Market Stills school viii educate only in IN Q
true system OF elocution and voice cuiture term
oRly needed; children taaght in school classes
Terms reasonable. once II. - sell 3m .
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MONTGOMERY ST.. NEAR MARKET.

=. BUILDING LOTS SOUTH. OF THE PARK
-- -: $3.50. INSrALLAlENTS. =.
=. BEAUTIFUE MARINE AND PARK VIEW. -
On the electric. road 1Sih ave, bet NJ and \ SIS;
on The line of Strawberry Hill and the new lake;
800. cash: balance $40 monthly instalJmcnts;
graded fenced: size 25Xl2O. my2S II Weir
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: AL AMBDA REAL ESTATE.

CteA0 AN ACRE: CHANCE OF. A sEIFETIME;
u UeyO bargain price. CAL quick on RUSSELL N
PROSfER. 23d ave. station. East Oakland, al6 I'm
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Y ERYCHEAP; ACCT DEPARTURE: BRANCH
v bakery and notion store. 20514 Seyenth:sel r
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COOP RAYING. SALOON FOR SALE l24
~ FOURTH: 49, sci '3ts
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L'REE GOYERNMEET LAND, FEW HOURS
L ride from San Francisco: we can locate you on
goodfafm land; rich soil; viii grow gFaiur fruits
or vines; plenty wood and water: fine climate; no
extra charge tog:surveying excursions leave every
Friday. Cali or write THE CARNALL-HOgKTNS
COMPANY. e. A. dept, S24 Market s.. =. seq 7t
@ ACRES, POULTRY FARM. NEAR OAKLAND,
o $500; / q acres model home, Petaiuma $4,000;
free catalogue. PACIFIC EXCHAAGE % Kearny.<
IVAN TEp-TC LEASE 10 OR Is ACRES LAND
w near. city to, raise. poultry. Nv. LEST. 200
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FOR SALE; Sl50U STOCK; VIII
- sell: for $500 Address p. L., box g. thi
sf1ce.. -. seq 3t%
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UoDG1Na HOUSES FOR SALE.

q. tOO IS wELL-FURSISHED ROOMS AND
- HUI kitchen. nice house; central; cheap
rent: great sacrifice. NJ LESS Fourth ST.
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Is 1DOW.- RECENTLY FROM THE EAST
~ would like some geatlemsnto assist her in bus,
ness. Address j. box s. CAL Braneh. seq 3fs
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

ATTENTION - A BARGAIS; COTTAGE
~ brand new; hot. and cold water; bath; high
basement; \ " corner lot; A0xl00; near cable and
electric roads; also close 10 half hourly trains 10
S=n Francisco: only $3450; think OF IL. Call with
out delay, A, II. BREED & Co. AGO Ninth St.. Oak
land. SCI II
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11
PHILIDELFHII rFFtIRS.

William Penn 'resson, the retired manu-
lacldrer and phllanthropist, died Oh sun,
day 1T the age Of 80 years.
Daniel pobbins, itged n years was
drowned IN the Delaware river Monday
while bathing at the Mtiiin street wharf.
The regular Democratic executive COM
mittee Of Tho Fourth ward Monday night
endorsed the Candidacy Of Congressman
McAlcer for reelection.
Robert Beers, 10 years old, has been adj
nittcd TO the Philadelphia Hospital, suffer
ing from violent dementiu, caused by ex-
CessiVe cigarette smoking.
Richard L.. Barry was drowned in the
Schuylkill river Monday, near the cal
lowhill street bridge. His companion, !.
r. CaHanangh, was rescued by u, j. Gala
| nough.
William A. Moore, al Englishman,
| aged 10 years, Of 1879 Green street, com
| united suicide IN Paramount Park Mon
duy by taking audanuln, Financial diff
culties are ascribed us tue cause.
| The labor troubles AT the Fairhill iron
works of iaulbert, McF'adden a Cuskey
| where the men have been on strike Tor Il
month past, were adjusted MONDAY by
| the firm agreeing to sign the wage schedule
Of the Amalgamated Association.
Joseph Raymond became angry at Il
| number nt boys IN luirmount P:trl, Mon
| DAY ana, erISpUg a piece Of old iron,
rushed at thenl, stabbing John MeNamce
IN The back, Both Raymond aud AicNamee
are under 10 years OF age
Nlargarc; Sweeney died at the Penpsvl-
| wanna Hospital Monday. u few hours
| after being admitted, from the effects OF /.
| beating at the hands OF her husband.
| Peter, Al their home, III the rear ut SO
south Fifth street. The husband was ar.
| rested.
The deaths in Philadelphia last week
numbered cD3, rs compared with 7s6 tnr
the week preceding, and 40 Tor the CORE
spending week OF ISL. The principal
causes Of death were sHnstruke, 80, old
age g; inNuiti0n 23 inflammation Of
bowels, "a; cholera iniantum, 1903; CON
sumption, 40 commissions, ~; general
debility, III heart disease, y, and maras-
mus, %.
Children cru FIR piSnbar5e rae1or;e
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11

rrcsoN, ARIZONA, Aug. a-Adyiees from
liisbcc say that four Mexican custom
house guards surrounded the station on
the l5isbcc railroad, "A few miles north Of
the SOuorn line. and captured another
Mcyican, who had been but few months
previously chief Of tile Mexican guards
He was on his way To the City Of Mexico
and had with him trunk which the in
valers took possession of, demanding the
key of the owner, This he refused TO give
although threats against his life were
made.
Finding him stubborn in his refusal
they procured IN axe and broke the trunk
open, They took from ii bundle of dOcu
nicnts and hastily took their departure for
their country.
The victim refused to say anything re.
gardlng The papers seized, but from
another source ii is learned that they con.
tanned testimony AGAINST custom hOllse
officials At sonora and that had he refused
his life would have been taken
y telegram was sent 10 The commander
at Fort iiuaChaca but he was Unable to
act. The mattel has been laid before the
state department at Washington
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11
LEAD LOT.
Tho Law Taking Hand in tho Idaho
Troubles,

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tr..i.na g.. i,',n,, S, ,,aatarda,,
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11
SATURDAYS NomIy4rioM.
List of Polling Places and the omcers of
Election,

Election.
The Republican First district committee
met Monday night and arranged for next
SATURDAYS nomination for county treas.
urer. county comptroller and county com
missioner The following polling places
in Wilmington we're selected
First ward Northeast corner Fourth
ana Tatnali.
second Northern district, Felton.nouse,
Second and Walnut; Southern district, A
and Fleald street..
Third-Northwest corner Third and
Madison
l'ourth--South.cast corner Fourth and
Walnut.
Fifth-Eastern district northeast corner
Eighth and Grange, Middle district, north
east corner Eighth aud jefferson; Western
district, Martins stables, NanBurcn near
Seventh.
Sixth-Kyle's livery stable King street
near Ninth.
Seventh Western district. Logan House;
Middle district, not selected; Eastern dis
tricL, No. 1901 Orange street.
Eighth Eighth aud Pine streets.
Ninth-W Western district Old Academy;
Eastern district, Eleventh and Brandy
wine streets
1'enth--North.eas corner Second and
NanBuren streets.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS avenue and Jack
son street.
Twelfth Northeast corner Front and
Union streets
Inspectors and clerks of election were
named, as follows:
FIRST ward--MaXwell L. Reybold, Fred
Conner and James Mctonnegab.
SeCond-Northcrn district, Dayton +.
Pierson, Charles Bowers, Harry Mari,
Daniel WhitaGll; William JWirth; South.
| cfn district, John Il. Magee William +.
10, W i i H. NooN' hopert emu
TLird ~ Francia Irons C,o,.t,an
| Downcv Ered Sn,,,,a -. ''oi''' '''Piieii
| Fourih Fdwo-I Ea,,n. fi...io !,
! RobinsGn Dawid MN, EdN,r ~ T. ~
49, nnmra s'i,,,'I LAW i'""ru H. 'uhil'
'o Eif,h III S,s,nrSi, ,iu,.ia, 49,, ~
Nyhneirr Goorto p odstIle, , nm"Nei'h 4
| !, Tooo,,, Crn5,, MI, nlm''iH nlalriIt'
Iosenb Hinsworih nsisa
Ip9SPil -NlioMp'tii, lscslle 'iCnFSc' tsltfl
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11
COSNECTICUT PEACH Es.
The Crop There VIII Also BE small,
Owing to the YeIlows.

Owing to the YeIlows.
HARTFORD, CoSN., Aug. 9.-Two or three
weeks ago the peach crop of the state was
estimated at 100000 baskets. Now only
5000 baskets are expected, and $4,000 OF
these will, il is feared, be diseased fruit
that is, the product of trees stricken by
the yellows. The premature ripening in
duced by the plague has brought now into
the market fruit that is not due till tho
middle or last Of September.
The yellows swept peaches out of Con-
ncrticut from 1880 to 1850. Up to that
time they We're grown on every farm as
plcntitnlly as apples at present For 30
years Connecticut peaches could not be
had in any quantity. Ten or Is years ago
the presen. large orchards were started.
only by constant care. perseverance, enter
prise and considerable outlay Of capital
has any degree of success been obtained.
Within three years an untimely frost has
swept in Il single night 100000 worth of
fruit from Il single orchard near Hartford.
On account Of the shortnesS of the
Maryland, Delaware. and New Jersey
crops, the people Of his state are much
Interested IN the distribution of the Con-
neclicilt crop, which will be used almost
entirely in Connecticut, This city mas
hcun allotted by combination of tbs
growers Just formed, 10000 baskets; New
Haven 1000, Meriden and Waterbury
each 1000; New Britain and Middletown,
| each 5000; New London and Norwich
each 2,UgO. and the smaller places frou
| aOOtn 500 baskets each. Seven THOUSAND
baskets will be sent to springfield
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Some Sound Securities wero offered and
the Sale Amounted to over 100000.

=
trustee SAFE oil personal properly q
the estate OF Joseph SIMPLIFY, deceased,
was hclu at the court house Tuesday
WhGn I numper OF stocks, Dorus ana sihll-
iar real property was sold 70 me hlghest
bidder. EDWARD brlnBhursI ~, trustee
TOT the estate ana one OF the surNlNlhs
helrs uhIer lne VIII OF inc ,estator, was
ON manu-, as was wizard NhuishlrHy; ~
i,9rney' the property was 500 hy ". a,
hnklll, auctlolieer. Inc SAFE resulted
one hundred shares Little schnylkili
raliroae " st oNl' 10 ~. t"Atoh NJ epo''o per
snare so'p,o. 20 ,n,.,.,, ,,.,a,- ..i,,a.s
EShty shares OF Chesler lfeek raliroad
slogS 10 MahloVe hayes at SoV'oo rershare,
OF Si,oH' Ia, .,,.. - n.,... -,
wo hlIhurea mares ll, Oh DeiaWlte ran.
roGa sLock 70 lholi 5e burlington at
s"i .n'a Wy StlaIe' pr :o"LS' ,Y..
NJ luI.nrea Shi'reS oi linhIi,nBI"n q
SstSSaa ~ LhlIIo 3tU ~ oa \" RAMON az
sp2:"n per snare, or SlH,tW
:, olNty.slN shares ol leilsh I9al ana
HnNlsatloil .oi ON panS stoek 70 G Ell o "
'onilsoh' S"4,l@l 9er shAre' or S-,o9hIo.
EicFeli shares tNntiVliaa ilalih OF i'el ~
ware stock, 70 utho HoWlahu az S''z'oo
PEE snare, or oo,io"2V;
NiNty.slX shareS OF mon Nauonal BANK
siock' TO iiea ata a. company al st''S'A per
9iieic' OF s5,u95p'uo., -,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11
REroLrIN fEGHINIsr4N.


Tile Ancer Offers Rewards to Loyal
Tribesmen WIN Assist in subduing the
Rebels.
StMLA, Aug. o. The revolt of the Hazara
tribes in Afghanistau becomes more serious
daily, and many Of the great tribes have
now combined their forces against the
Ameor, who is using his resources to put
down the rebellion.
In addition 10 1000 regular troops and
an equal force nj Irregulars the Ameer Is
trying to raise further lcvies by holding
out To the loyal irIpesmen promises Of
great reward ii they will assist him to
combat the revolving Haznras
Among other things the Aneer holds out
the prospect that in the event of the sub
lection of the rebels the country will he
divided between the trbemen who assist
him. These promises and the prospect Of
getting possession of lIalara have induced
many of theuihesmen to Join the standard
of the Ameer
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11
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TRAIN ROBBERS EOILED.
Timely Warning Enabled the Train Men
10 Gnnra AnniIlst Them.

PARIS. i.ENAs. Aug. 9,-As The south.
bound Texas IL st. Louis express APP
preached Winston tunnel, on the Frisco
road, last night, it was tagged by the tun-
mel wuchmen, who said that 10 or "
armed mcn had visited a house near there
and made very particular inquiries con
corning the train.
The conductor backed to Winston sta.
ton, and as the train started back three
armed men who got aboard ut Winston,
Jumped of and disappeared in the
Jh'cket. The superintendent at Fort
smith was notified and a strong force OF
deputy marshuis went down and guarded
the train through.
When the train first left Winston station
shot Was fired ON the mountain side near
by This was quickly repeated near the
tunnel, and again from the top Of the
ridge over the tunnel, and il is supposed
that it was intended for a signal 10 the
gang at the west end that the train was
coming; It was found they had prepared
for the hold-np at a high trestlo near the
west end.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11
SCHOOL T1N CAUSES rROUBLE.
But the Storm Created Does Not Threaten
to Assume startling Proportions.

There is some contention among tile
residents Of Fast Lake u busting suburban
community adjoining the Ninth ward,
over the ievying Of this year ) school tax,
4but as Tar as can be ;lsCcTtaincd the trouble
does not threaten to develop into startling
proportions. The breeze created there had
its origin in the directors of new school
district established there, levying an asses.
mcnt for school purposes which the tax.
payers claim is cSorhitaut.
The Levy Court granted the request for
new school dlstriG; ut East Lake and the
directors estimated the cost Of a school
building at s3,h1i it is said, 81 500 of
which sum is to be raised by direct taxa
ton this year.
The statement that the property was as
sesScd at ,! per centum on its assessed
yAua Is denied, it being stated hat the is
se,,mcnt Is made on the rental value of
the property. 1t is also denied that the
rate will be any higher than the present
rate IN the city proper The number Of
school children III the district is 10. An
Indignation meeting WAS held Monday
evening in regard To the new assessments,
but 50 tar as learned, no definite action was
taken,