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Evening journal., 1892-11-12
A nIlninr Ynlnre Dcstrnyed.

PITTsDURG, Nov. l2-The mining village
of Federal twelve miles from this city,
has entirely destroyed by a fire, it is be-
lieyod, of incendiary origin.
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4 Trio OF Suicides.

LONDON, Nov. 12.-Dr. Beuvenuto Harris,
n witness at the inquest upon the body OF
suicide DIR. Woodhurn Heron, friend of the
suicide Ruby Russell, poisoned himself
with morphine at a hotel in Croydon.
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Court nTnrtiaIed and shot.

PARIS, Nov. IA dispatch from Porto
Novo says that the Belgian (Engels) and the
Germans (Puech, Weckel and Schulz, all
Of whom have been leaders of the Daho-
meyans, have been captured, court mar
tailed and shot
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nIesLIng of ceIorea l.reaehers.

Essays were read and topics discuss d
a. The Conference OF tue Wilmington dis
triet nf the Philadelphia African Metl- :
st Episcopal conference held in Beth'
nfch ou Thursday and yesterday.
% shop B n Tanner, of Phladelphis,
presided There were present Reys S.
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pnsscd nnens Drnfts.

NEW YORK, Nov. l2.-Mrs Murphy, said
to be a stepdaughter Of Hon. Andrew Nc
Crea, of Minnesota, passed bogus drafts
for $1,000 on the banks here and disap-
pearcd. The police are after her.
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Our Gold Holdings.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-The net gold
holdings of the treasury department are
1924, ,G63, sl4-an increase Of S6S0,000 since
nnf a
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Hungnrv's Now Cabinet

VIENNA, Nov. 12.-Emperor Francis Jo
seph has intrusted the formation of new
Hungarian cabinet TO DR.. Alexander Wor-
kele, minister OF finance in Count Szapary' Is
ministry
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A nrnsterlnns Hnncinc.

SAN JOSE Cal, Nov. 12-Ienry Plauz
was found hanging to a tree. His hands
We're tied behind his back his feet tied to-
gether and a handkerchief was over his
mouth. The affair is shrouded in mystery.
A diamond ring was ON his finger and
robbery is not thought to furnish the mo-
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Tho Annrchist ceIehmtlnn.

CHICAGO, Nov. 12-About 200 men, boys
and women celebrated last night the ami
versary Of the execution of the anarchists
1t was a tame affair, with very mild talk.
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MOVEMENTS oE STEAMERS.

The Fuersi Bismarck from southampton
arrived at New York.
The steamer MARQUIS loaded with block
stone for the Canada 500 went ASHFORD on
Boulder Bottom az 4 O'Clock. She Is scuttled
and fun OF Water. THE crew lnnded .nlely.
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Prlnceton ID thc TnIr.

PRINCETON, n. j., Nov. l2-The board
of trustees of Princeton college appointed n
committee TO make arrangements for ar
extensive exhibit at the Worlds fair.
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rwontr Families Homeless.

CAMDEN, Me, Nov. 12.-The entire bust
ness portion of this town was destroyed by
fire. Twenty families are homeless. The
loss may reach half million dollars.
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Will Dine CIcvoIon,1.

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Grover Cleveland
has accepted an invitation 10 attend the
annual dinner of the Chamber of Com
mercc mt Delmonico's next Tuesday even.
ing. He is expected to speak.
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sirnnl. No. rn..lnr -

Boston, Nov. l2.-lnspector George II.
Benjamin, of the West End Street Railway
company, was struck in the back of the
head by passing electric car and received
fatal injuries
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Iinled hr 40 Centrnl I.lrnr.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Nov. l2-Switchman
Patrick Collins aged fifty-five years, was
struck and instantly killed by the Central
FLYER
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rhnndnrn rhiId nnn1.

I.oNnoN, Nov 12--A dispatch to The
Times confirms the report that Theodore
Child died in Ispahan, Persia, on Nov. .,
l,..t SAYS the cause of death was typhoid
L..Nnr mot clnlern.
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ponroa sIelted solder in His Ear.

JUNcTI0N CROSSING, Ida, Nov. l2-
Zachrowski. q Hungarian, was murdered
by countryman known as Peter the
HIM." who poured molten solder into his
ear while he slept
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Ynnnn.s Torce In nnnror.

Moscow, Nov. IA thousand Chinese
menace Captain Yanoff's camp in the
Pamirs Captain Yanofs force consists
now of 165 men. Re-enforcements have
been sent To him.
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Tiro insurance Rates Advanced.

Boston, Nov 12.-The Boston board of
fire underwriters announce an advance in
rateof 30 per cent ON all risks not insured
to so per cent. of their value.
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rnrlrnd Nm Koen rrnndn-

LONDON, Nov. 12.-It is understood that
as the result Of a long cabinet council the
British government has decided to retain
possession of Uganda.
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HMM. rril,n1ntinns

KINGSTON, Jamaica, Nov. l2.-More trou-
bic is threatened in northern Hayti. Troops
have been sent from Port-au-Prince TO ar
rest suspected officials Haytians have been
forhidden lowing their country.
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Armed Trnins I'M Russi,.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. l2-In conse-
quence of numerous robbeIies on the Wlo-
dikankas railway armed Cossack guards
have been ordered TO accompany every
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An Anarchist Paper DESTROYED.

BEH!Iy. Nov. 12.-ihe police authorities
have seized The Arbeiter zeitung, a new
anarchist paper The plates and 1000 copies
of thc paper were destroyed.
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noundsman Dailov Acquitted.

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-ln the case of
Roundsman Daley, charged with assault
upon Mamie Hannah, the jury returned a
verdict Of not guilty
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RnIrl IN - M

CHICAGO, Nov i2-G. Mason Janney,
the horseman, and his colt Mccormack
have been ruled Off the turf by the Haw
thorne officials FOR unfair methods.
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M a., trns rnrncn nn.

BINGHAMToN, n. ", Nov. 12.-Phillip
Cramer was found dead in a room at the
Hotel Windsor, with the gas turned on
full, but unlit.
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Judge DAILY at Deaths Door.

HoBoKEN, n. j., Nov. 12.-Democratic
State Senator-elect William ID. DAILY, who
is also judge of the district court of this
city, is at deaths door,
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pnrnnlI,s nInmnlrs.

LONDON, Nov. 12-The executors Of the
late Charles Stewart Parnell have decided
20 publish a selection of his private politi.
cal documents and correspondence.
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nrrs. Langtrr nnys a Yaeht.

IoNDuN. Nov l2.-Mrs Ilangtry has
bought Lord Ashburton's yacht, Ladye
Mabel She paid sls5,00O for it.
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shorln Davis Shot and Killed.

COTULLA, Tex, Nov. 12-John Davis,
successful candidate for sheriff, was shot
and killed by William Irwin; caused by
election trouble.
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Father sToiIineer's stocks sold.

PITTsBURG. Nov. 12.-The stocks OF the
late Father Mollinger, valued at $4,000,
brought s., ,935 at auction.
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FAVOR SUNDAY OPENING
Important Action Taken by the
Exposition Directors.
.AsEvEE DAY FAIR DECLARED FOR.

Congress VIII BE Invited to Indorse the
Resolutions Adopted by the Board.
The Machinery win Only BE in Opera
tiop Six Days of the Week Though.
CHICAGO, Nov. i2.-with only four dis
santing votes, the directors Of the Worlds
fair went on record this morning as favor
ing the opening of the exposition on sun
lays The resolutions adopted state that
the Sunday exposition should be a still
show, the fair to be open on the same con
ditions that art galleries are thrown open
ON Sunday. Among other things the res
olutions declare:
"lt is our Judgment that the exposition
should be open ON Sunday under such rules
and regulations as will prohibit the use of
machinery unnecessary manual labor and
all merchandising, and at the same time
give opportunity for the study of the high
est standard of artistic and mechanical
science.
Should BE Open Every Day.
1T is also our Judgment that the art gal
lery, the Horticultural building and all
other buildings in which exhibits Of me
chanical art are exhibited should be thrown
open to the public on each and every day
during the entire time of the exposition;
also that each employee should be given a
day Of each week for rest study or rccrea-
ton.
-'We believe that the study on Sunday Of
such exhibits of science and art and of the
skill and genius of the artisan will not
only be of inestimable educational advan.
tage, but the thoughts Of the visitors Will
be lifted above these creative agencies to
the great Creator of all things useful and
beautiful
The resolutions favor the holding of re-
ligiOus services on the grounds each sun
day afternoon.
1t is probable that a statement Of the
boards action, together with the resolu-
tions adopted, will be sent to each member
of congress. Whether any further attempt
will be made to influence the members to
amend the law has not been decided, but it
is likely that long petitions will be sent to
Washington soon after the session OF con-
gress begins.
Exposition Finances,
Auditor Ackerman furnished another
statement of Worlds fair finances today.
1t shows that the total receipts TO Nov.
have been Sll 4lG,651s1 and the disburse-
ments Sll ,O63, ,3l3.lS
The payments on subscription have
amounted to $3.50 336.SO Treasurer Ze
berger has already received S5OO,O00 from the
sale Of exposition bonds, in addition TO the
s5O00,OOO realized from the sale of city OF
Chicago bonds The next largest source Of
revenue has been the gate receipts at Jack
son park, Sljs, ,2230l having been realized
from this source since the board commenced
charging an admission fec
The expenses of the construction depart
mcnt reach the surprising total Of s9,6l3,
J2Gs9, OF which 81, ,lO0, ,S2495 was paid out
L..ra.... I.L..I--...
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ArIItIe ChoIcrn Ian.

IIANnURo, Nov. 12-Since Wednesday
tberc have been two cases Of cholera and
one death in this city.
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Tho Price of silver.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12-The treasury de-
partment today purchased SSl 900 ounces
Of silver al So $3.50.
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ITHACA, n. y, Nov. 12-,Iacob Gould
Schurman was inaugurated as president of
Cornell university before a large audience.
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Genrre Mhife.

Contractor for hauling by the day or hour
safes and pianos moved and set win care;
furniture cars at short notice. hQisting and
rigging done. Ofce. No. lS5 French street,
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nInre Lires Lnst nd son.

ST. JOHNs, n. f., Nov. 12.-Ten more
vessels and twenty-five lives have been
lost in the furious gales oil here.
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The MAYOR as Arbitrator.

Columns, o., Nov. l2.-The strike Of the
street railway employees has been settled
amicably, the mayor to act as arbitrator,
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10 Ln E.cnne TrInI.

NIENNA, Nov. l2-Deputy Nedella, who
is charged with gross immortality, has fec
Evening journal., 1892-11-12

Strictly one price and If dis
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
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slOl.s5lOg
SURPLUS
R. R. ROBINSON s. CO.,

BANKERS AND BROKERS',
CORNER FOURTH AND MARKET SITS.
Stock bought and sold IN the New York,
Philadelphia and Boston markets on cOmmls-
sion.
Letters of credit given, available IN all parts
of the world, and drafts ON England. Ireland.
France. Germany I'd Switzerland Issued.
FOR SALE.
Two shares Security Trust aad SAFE Deposit
company stock.
Twenty shares Diamond State Iron COM
pany stock,
Ten shares Wilmington City Electric COM
pauy stock.
Seven shares Wilmington Coal Gas CONF
pany stock.
Fourteen shares Union National bank
stock.
Evening journal., 1892-11-12

Follow the crowd right to
that Overcoat Room of ours.
That Overcoat Room has
been an Overcoat Boom for
us.
More than SO styles Of
Mems Overcoats at $40 and
$I2.
More than a hundred other
styles as low as SIS and up to
$a2.
More than (2,ooo) Two
Thousand Overcoats to choose
from.
Dress Ovcrcoats.
Storm Ovcroats.
Cape Ovcrcoats,
Refers and Vests.
Refers.
An extra force of salcsmcn
will be on the jump to show
our great line of Mems, Boys
and Children's Clothing at
popular prices.
Store open this evening un-
til IL o'clock.
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RING Rnce Horses KilIs

LUDLOW GROVE, o., Nov. Il. Fourteen
fine race horses were killed and four cars
and an engine smashed in "a wreck here.
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MooNls PHAsEs.
Ienrlh Of Todnv,
Tho weather.

lBy Telegraph 20 the Evening Journal
WAsuINGTON, Nov. 1l-Forccast till D. m.
SUNDAY. For Eastern pennyslvania. della
ware and Maryland; fair tin Monday
westerly winds.
New York Herald Forecasts The storm
center has moved 20 the ST.. Lawrence valley
and will be followed hy o. fall of temperature
with rain and snow In northern New York and
New England.
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The weather.

The weather promises TO be fair, but
light local showers are possible
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HELP WANTED.

SALESMAN; SALARY FROM
w start, permanent place. BROWN BROS.
CO., Rochester. n. ".
WANTED.-A GOOD HONEST MAN TO
w work IN restaurant at night. Address,
r.. c., this Office.
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FOR SALE.

90 Jefferson street. 10 rooms aud bath.
IN French street, 3 rooms and hath.
Ma Taylor street, o rooms.
Non Lombard street. 8 rooms and bath.
1921 Market street. H. rooms and bath.
H klund street, rooms. IA
lni East Sixth street. 10 rooms mud bath
'2l Church street, rooms.
Oh Delaware avenue, n rooms and bath.
a Lord street, 4 rooms.
ib Lord street. 4 ruoms.
1924 latnall street. rooms and hath.
2lO West street, . rooms and hath.
hlh West street, luruums and bath.
$40 West street, l3 rooms and bath.
ted West street, ~ roumsand bath.
1918 West street, rooms and bath.
iW West tenth street. rooms and bath
1915 Adams street, 10 rooms and bath.
1910 Van hurcn street. 10 rooms and bath.
1901 Van burcn street. TO rooms ana bath.
Als Ininall street. 10 rooms and bath.
1910 Lincoln street, 9 rooms.
lNl West Fifth street. li rooms and bath.
II none OF these suit send Tor order lists.
IiEALD & co.
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Hnrrv .. Thomas 8 Co.

T'TITTITT 77'II7IT" '7II71 = 77'1II ~ -|'77
Cummings THE photographer. sn Market
street.
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sIrIlATInNs MANrEn.

WORK WANTED OF ANY KIND WHO
w knows all about horses. Good refer
ence Address A. r. This office.
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WANTED,

WANTED. - NEDIUM-sIZED CORNER
w store property with dwelling attached,
to cost not over $500 HAWKINS q co
7l2 Market street.
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N. Y. Clothing House
Wilmington, saturday. November Il. isai
Meetings For This Evenlng.

Camp .. =. O. s. OF a.
Jefferson Council. o. II. A. NJ.
Lafayette Lodge, X. Of p.
Liberty Lodge. l.. O. l..
Mechanics Lodge. /. O. o. +.
Rodney Council, y. =. Y.
Temple Tribe. I. o. r.. NJ.
Union Veteran Legion.
Windsor Lodge. Sons OF 81. George.
Wenonah Lodge, $. of II.
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PUBLIC sALEs.

DUBLIC SALE or TROTTING BRED
silverbrook station, on w. q n. II. r.. Ian
caster pike and DUPONT road, one-half mile
from Wilmington, Del. on "Wednesday,
November Us, at O'Clock p. M. sharp seventeen
hllies and colts. This stock Will all be
nnsIiiNnlN sold.
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NOTICES.

NrOTICE.-ALL MEMBERS or THE
N Bayard I.o.io Lemocratic Club viii
meet al their rooms tonight az Z p. IN.
1HEODQkk CROFT, Secretary.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

HWAIlW IND NWWNI0s
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT
i 4 rooms with good board, all convcniences.
"a East Seventh street.
DOOMS FOR RENT AND BOARDERS
II taken. $. w. corner itl and jefferson.
WANTED OCCUPANTS FOR ONE OR
w two large communicating rooms, one
front: suitable for man and wife or light
housekeeping Apply at CPS King street.
XTTANTED. D.-BOARDERs, GOOD ACCOM-
w m0dations. No 406 East Fourth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-17

NEW CASTLE, Del, March II, 1892. "a
A horse belonging to John Bacon.
while going from his store to tho
stable yesterday morning became
frightened and ran away. The wheels
of tho wagon struck the corner OF
Samuel II. Blacks house, but no dam
ago was done.
Miss Clara Blackburn gave q pleas
ant party last evening IN honor of her
guest, Miss Carrie Walker. Among
those no were present We're: Misses
Jennie Saunders, Edith Hushebcck,
Sallie Wise, kebecca Saunders, Miriam
Davidson, Annie Challenger, Katie
McGulre. Lizzie Holman, Miss Silllto
and Frank II. Gulick, Vim, Saunders,
Harry Hushebeck, james Challenger.
Marve Gray, Elmer Hawk, Harry King
and WIN. lIoRmann.
DIR. Raymond II. Tybout Is confined
to his home by sickness.
Mrs. Leslie George returned to her
home in Wilmington yesterday.
Mrs. Turner, Mrs John Eaylor. Mrs.
]. i. NJ anlove, Mrs. A. f.. Davidson,
Misses Emma Davidson, Cordelia
Deakyne and Annie Stoops went to
Wilmington this morning to attend
| Conference.
The horse belonging to John Ham
mer, eXpres sman, fell down near the
depot thls morning and broke tn q
shaft of the wagon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-17
Paying the Taxes.

When | O'Clock came this afternoon,
the doors of the tax office. No. a26
Market street were entered byan eager
crowd of poll tax payers anxious to
pay their county taxes. Delinquent
Collector FiEck took his place and put
the machine in motion. IL worked
very slowly, grinding outa tax receipt
about every four minutes.
Particular care seemed to have been
taken by Mr.. Flnok not to have any
clerk to assist him. When he found the
nome OF an applicant on the books and
filled up his receipt, lie had to step
back about u rod to another table to
stamp il.
a half hour after opening the Office,
a hundred men stood in line waiting
to pay their taxes. The clothing
tables in the store were all carefully
covered with checked drilling to pre-
serve the clothing from getting soil
ed
The middle aisle was full of tax
payers, the line by | 40 O'Clock extend
ing solid to the front door. Crowds
kept coming from all directions
by 2 o'clock not less than SO people
had called at the otlice.
The only disturbance that oecul red
M to :! O'clock was eau el by II man
nnmed Cook who wont forward and
crowded Himself III ne Il the front OF
the line, HsHil 81 tho angry prot Sis
OF these already IN lne.
Al 10 p. H., eleven men sueccnde
in paying taelr u XeS and fully !UU
Mere waiting.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-17

John G.. Yates, an old and respected
<itlzen OF Wilmington. dind this morn.
Ing 81 7,l5 O'Clock at his residence No
tpD West Fifth street, III the S0th year
tf his age. Nh Yates has been in fail
ing health for year or more past and
had but seldom lett his house since
last fall. Mr. Yates was q native OF
New Jersey, but spent nearly all his
active and useful life In his@clty.
For many years be carried on the
merche7t tailoring business gu Mar
ket sire, below Front. but for several
years he has lived a retired life.
He was q member OF Jefferson Lodge
No. 2, ]. o. o. F., aud Mt his death was
The oldest member OF the order in the
State SO far as known, Uneil last
October he had been treasurer Of bis
lodge 2S years. and declined 8 re.clec
tion on account OF Ill health. He Nas
elected grand master oil the order IL
the State June 9th. 1852, and lie ha:
been president OF the Odd Fellows
Hall Company siuce the death Of DIR
ii. r.. Askew.
He was also a member OF Dalawar,
GIcampment, No. 5. |. 0. o. f, and
member of the Masonic Fraternity. Il
religion Mr.. Yates was Methodist
and II member OF st. =PlHfs NJ. Il
Church. Being twice married, Mr.
Yates leaves widow and three daugh
tiers by his first wife Mrs. Alexanda
Chandler, with her daughter in Nortl
carolina; Mrs. Il c. Mclear ami Mrs
Charles Heebner The tlme for tn
. funeral will be daily announced,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-17

The Levy Court met this morning
and Immediately commenced putting
pames on the assessment. During
this process MIR. Dlckey's fine hand
was shown once more.
John w. Anderson, First ward, q
young colored man, came forward to
get assessed, with |. Mcpherson john
son for voucher. MIR. Eliason asked
johnson how he know Anderson was
81 years OF age.
Johnson letaliated by asking Mr..
Eliason how he knew how old he was
except as his mother told him. MIR.
Dlokey who was In tho room hurried
out and In moment or two, Mr. Grtlbb
and Mr., Killgore came Into the room.
Mr. Eliason then called an aye and
nay vote on placing AnderSon's nhme
on the list
Mr.. Clark appealed TO Mr.. Eliason,
reminding him that while Chairman
Buckingham was away on account of
his mothers death the ayes" and
mays" were not to be called upon any
political question. Mr.. Eliason then
withdrew tho call. and Anderson's
name was laid over until tomorrow,
when Chairman buckingham Will be
present. Dickey was heard to say, 1--WE
might as we'll make the test now"
The following names were placed
upon the assessment:
First ward-White, William c. Fes-
nure; 60 lored, George Epps. Frederlck
A. Brown.
Second ward -Colored, Edward For
tune Stephen Clark, Andrew Johnson
Third ward White, George II. Sim
mons.
Fourth ward white, Frank Muhlhau.
sen, Harry d. Murdoch, John Wurtz-
| burger.
Filth ward White, Plummer II.
Leach, William Evans j Wayne Sur.
plee, Pussy Head. ThOs. Brown.
| Sixth ward-White, ChaS W. Pyle.
| Seventh ward -Wbito, Hurn Brown.
| Eighth ward-White, Samuel A. Nc.
Donald, Willard 4. Daniels; olored
Shadreck Duckel, William Sorden
| Hamilton k. Irons, Wm. IL. Ewing
Jeltrey j. Brown.
| Ninth ward-Whtt0 James NJ. Davis
oolofed, Perry l.. Waters.
Eleventh ward-Culored, William II
Hamilton.
Twelfth ward-Whte, William A
Vandogrlft, Richard H. hayman,
West st. George White, John b
Lewis; colored, John W. Mercer, Ihos
Francis.
East st Georges Colored, Edwar
Segars, Willis G. Dlckcr5on, Stephel
). bostlc, Spencer Hugdns.
South Christiana White, Harry L
Neal
| West Christina White, Moses
Palmer; colored, benjamin F. Pons
10y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-17

Frank NJ. Cooper, OF Harrisburg, Pa,
and Miss Harriet Il. Smith, eldest
daughter of Justice of tho Peace
Smith, were united in marriage last
evening ut o'clock, in the Central
Presbyterian Church, by tho Rev Wm
Z. Swartz. Tho best man was George
Cooper, brother OF the groom, the
maid OF honor, Miss Flo Greenwood,
of Chester, Pa, and the bridesmaids,
Miss Bertha Smith, sister of the bride,
Miss Laura Bishop. Miss Mary Hard
Ing. OF Philadelphia and Miss Bertha
Lewis oil Dover.
The bride was given away by her
father, and wore II costume of white
brocaded silk, with pearl trimmings
A reception was afterwards held ut
the nome of the BRIDES parents, No.
5l2 West Twelfth street, that was at
tended by large number oil the
friends Of the contracting parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper left this city on
n lato train for Canada, whore thay
will remain for one month, and upon
their return will reside in Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-17

Superior Court reconyened at 10
o'clock this morning, with Judges
Houston and Cullen ON the bench. H.
6. NandeRrift called the attention of
the court to the petition of William
llelmratn one OS the execution credit
ors OF the Charles Mullen Company,
asking that an order be granted to
pay the amount Of his Judgment out
OF tie money realized at tho shcritfs
sale, which is now in the hands OF the
court. BENJAMIN Sield5 Is associated
with Mr. Eauiegriit in this case, and
also urged that tho petition should he
granted.
1t was opposed by Charles B. Lore
and Willard Salisbury. Jr., on the
ground that theie arc prior iudg-
nent5, und also that the pc titioner is
ia contempt OF court, by buying
goods at the sale and refusing to pay
for them.
The sheriff realized over 50, 600 at the
sale, Of which " ,3b0,61 was left, after
paying commissions and other expen-
ses, which amount WAS paid into
court.
Mr. Salisbury presented to the
Coert the petition Of browning Broth.
lers, asking that thGir claim, amount
ling to s t. 81 with costs aud interest,
on which Judgment was enrered at the
May term, 1891, be Daid. lie also said
that Alr, Lore aud himself represented
'sll the other creditors except tho ono
represented by Me5srs. Niails and Van
deEritt, and that II their claims were
allowed, il would exhaust all the
money In the court
! II Was also brought out that in an
Ianieable action brought by Sarah ].
Mullen, judgment Vas confessed in