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Evening journal., 1892-10-31
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Stone-Throwers and Pistol-Carriers
Thrust Into COLA Horses Kick.

stone-Throwers and Pistol-Carriers
Thrust Into "A Coll A Horses Kick.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
MIDDLETowN. Oct. 81 On Saturday
morning, during an alteration between
Robinson, hostler at the National Hotel,
and Henry Johnson. a worthless negro
of this vicinity. johnson picked up a
stone, and, throwing it az Robinson. cut
his head. The wounded man immedi-
ately sought the services of Officer Grad
dock who placed the assaulting negro in
durance vile or, the cold basement lock
up. for trial today.
On Saturday evening Officers Duncan
and Craddock made two negro arrests.
James Butcher, more commonly known
as Dunk" Butcher, being over loaded
by the weight Of q 30 calibre revolver IL
became the officers duty to place that
gentleman under arrest for carrying con.
cealed weapons Ben Cook, being re-
monstrated with by Harry Brockson,
bartender at the National Hotel, for
some misconduct threatened 60 cut
BrocksOns head with piece of iron
which he held in his hand, and seemed
on the eve of carrying out his threat
when the officers informed him that he
was wanted in the "cooler, in which
place be could enjoy the congenial COM
pany of his Ethiopian comrades until
today, when Magistrate Ferguson would
determine where was the best place for
them to reside.
The funeral of William L. Walker took
place at o'clock yesterday afternoon,
from his mothers residence. Rev. f. II.
Moore conducted the services. Inter.
ment was made in Forest cemetery.
w. b. Biggs, who was in attendance
at the race at the Gentlemen's Driving
park on Saturday afternoon, after re.
turning and having his horse taken care
of by the hostler walked up behind the
animal, and upon laying his hand upor
! its rump, the horse became frightened
and gave Mr.. Biggs a pretty sound kicA
in the side. The accident caused Mr.
Biggs considerable pain, but is not seri
/ Oug
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A complete Clothing stock,
with everybody's needs for
winter fully considered. II
there's anything new in style
or quality you may depend
on finding it ready for you at
the headquarters for Good
Clothing. If you've an odd
shape or unusual size if YOU
just want something to knock
about in every day. or some
thing to dress up in, we can
suit you in either Suit or
Overcoat, or both and guaran-
tee you the best for the money
you want to spend. Our
prices are the lowest always.
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dance begins. Keeping her place in th
centre of the rug, her tambourine be.
hind her back. she commences an odd
swaying movement. Her bare feet twinkle
in and out of the soft robe, her knees
tremble, the swaying extends to her
waist, to her shoulders: bat the neck
and head remain as unmoved as though
they were marble Yet the whirling and
twirling and spinning continue She
outpaces the musicians with the rapidity
of her motions. Often her excitement
is more than feigned, and she is in a per
feet frenzy. and. when she has her
audience on the very pinnacle of excite
ment like herself, she suddenly falls,
the music stops short. she rises. smiles
kisses her finger tips, and is gone.
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TYPEwRITING DESIRED TO DO AT
leisure hours during the day. Expert
operator. Terms moderate. r. A. LYON.
lnnrnnl ofnco.
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rro LIre. nnd slso. .ooo Lost.

ST. JoHNsBURY, Vt. Oct 3l.-The worst
fire this city has ever known ragged fercely
for two hours, when it was brought under
control In that time several business
Ylocks were destroyed. Most of the build
ings burned were substantial structures
but in the rear were "a lot of old houses
which had been looked upon for some time
ag veritable tinder boxes. Wards block,
which was crowded with tenements, was
considered fire trap, and it is certain that
a man and woman were burned to death.
The other tenants had to flee for their lives.
The total loss will reach and may exceed
sl5O.OO0
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REWARD.

Tho Democratic Executive cnwm'liHr ri
Ncw Castle county viii uat thc following re-
wards TO amy person iufnIsllu. iuiormaf|uu
10 any of Che mombcrs Nl said clmmIfirc
which will lead tn the detection and ClnrIc-
tion of negroes Illegally und irfuduioutlr
registering or voting at thI- election.
For information leading iu iNU oeiUc-
tiOn and conviction uf the hlef negro
so registering on voting ....... ....... aINW
For information lepdiug t0 such sec0nd
detection and conviction. ........ tNlN
For the third ............. .............. anul
For the fourth. ....... ............ ....... $500
For each subsequent one .. ........... INnl
Such Information will Doe received in cone
fdenCe by any member Oi Che committee auu
arrests made and prosecutions conducted.
without disclosing thc numc 'ui the person
giving such Information A Desired.
ln case thc person gIyIn. surH Information
only succeeds iG securing fNr rejection D.
such % fraudulent vote, Nrr dollars MilI NN
paid iu cncl case. 2 his uutr applies both in
the clty of Wilmington anl fNn outside Nrn-
drcds. And fhc same reward. HIll he paid i0'
like Information which viii secure lhe arrt
and conviction of ans person guilty 0f iUc-
gally hiding or ahcttns SUCH fraudulent res-
iatratun nr voting.
By order nf lhe Committee,
WILLARD ShuleuDil. in..
Chairman.
JOHN +. CALLAHAN. Secretary.
The committee i- determined in put stop
20 the nefarIous scheme.
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The Loo Getllnr nellnnt.

MEEKER. Colo, Oct 3l-Trouble with
the Utes is expected. Taking advantage Of
the removal of the troops from Fort Du-
chesne, the White river Utes have left
their reservation and are camped at the
head Of Spring creek, about thirty miles
below Meeker and about forty miles from
the reservation. The bold and defiant man.
ner in which they are conducting them
selves alarms the settlers, who fear a rope
tition Of the outbreak of 1857.
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)n,ene.

The great sensational attraction Of the
famous Rentz- -Santley company that
comes to the Academy for three nights
commencing Thursday, November 3, is
the Turkish dancer, the first and only
one of her kind 60 come TO this country
Omene is her name She is Turkish
woman, born i'm Stamboul At an early
age Omene's beauty attracted the Sui
tan. who set about with all the arts and
appliances Of a monarch to win her. but
She would not be won. Omene's first
engagement in this country was at the
Eden Musee, New York, and she
at once became famous Omene in a re-
cent conversation, said Thanks 10 an
officer high in the Sultan's favor. / saw
i'm Stamboul some dancing by the girls OF
the harem, The dancing is so different
from anything one can see IN this coun-
try or in Europe that one calnut realize
what Il is unless one sees It. Oae girl
dances at a time, and before she appears
some slaves spread a thick rug on the
floor The music is soft low, and lan-
guorous. When the dancer clad in
gorgeous costumes, appears before You
she is accompanied by eunichs. who
stand Oh each side of her, and take, one
after another. her garments as she
throws them off One by one she casts
oil a robe or a veil, until she stands clad
in the loose, ltrouser-like garments of the
Orient, and finally she drops her sandals
and is bare footed. On the big toe of
each foot CLEANS diamond ring which
/ is indeed a novelty TO you of this country.
/ Then follow movements exhibiting tine
peculiar grace Of the Turkish woman.
/ Each motion is not only free nnc
untrammelicd. but full Of charm that
comes from generations of physical
culture And now the music changes
TO on indescribable. sensuons measure
/ Tamhourine ia hand eyes flashing. the
beautiful girl breaks into mad. gypsy
: like dance. whirling about in a bewilder
ing maze every muscle in action, every
nerve quivering. the music all the while
! growing louder faster until it reaches the
climax, when II suddenly ceases again.
as If by magic and the last part Of the
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N. !. Clothing 6 House
Wilmington Monday, October 81. 1879
Meetings For This Evening.

Apollo Castle Knights Golden Eagle.
Camp o, =. O. s. A.
Charles Sumner Post, c. A. r.
Chosen Friends Castle, X. q. Il.
Christine Encampment. l. o. o. f.
Delaware Lodge Ind. Order Odd Fellows.
Delaware Conclave, Heptasophs. 5. ". NJ.
Diamond State Enoamp'nt. K. Of St. J. and NJ
Delaware Lodge, Shield Of Honor.
Gormania Enoampment, X. OF 81. J. and VI.
Herman Lodge, l. o. o. r..
Garfield Camp, sons Of Ncteraps.
Lady Franklin Home Communion.
Minqua Tribe. Improved order Red Men.
Temple Lodge, Order OF Tonti.
Thomas a. smyth Post. G.. A. r.
Washington Lodge, knights OF Pythins.
Wilmington and Brandyne Council, GUAM
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Thia Dato In TiatorY-Oot. 81.

idoe -Coiuuhps Grst heard of a large island
crllri Cgba hy iAc natives, and understood
thcm TO declare boy signs that IL abuundcd
I'm gold. pearls aad spices, and carried on q
large commerce in thorn, and that mcr.
chant ships came 10 trade with the iuhab-
itauts: this confirmed him in the error that
Dc was near the eastern coast OF Asia. nnd
hcdecldcd that The island was Cipango.
lG16-Jusaph Roswell ilawley, soldier and
statesman. bonn in Stcwartsviilc y. G.
$50 Richard T. cher Newton. radical preacher.
born .n ph'adeli hia.
lSJl-Grcat Britain, France and Spain agreed
20 unite and prnsh MeXico for alleged out
rugcs cu foreigners and failure 20 pay bonds;
great excitement ard indignation 10 ihc
Uuitcd Siutcs, whcrcupon the first and
last withdrew, leaving France 10 fight
Mexico single hahdod. the result being tho
IN faied empire and death Of Maximilion.
lsBs-Ncvada admitted tO the Union; u now
las fewer people than it then claimed
viz. f4gg7
lS1a-Joseph Hooker, soldier. died In Garden
City. y. y; born 1919.
lSgQ-Johnnn y. Nussbaunl. celebrated surgeon
and oculisi. died ia Munich, aged 81.
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The Mutual Guarantee
BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION.
wILHINeToN BRANon BoARD.
General Omre.. No. $50 Walnut street.
Philadelphia.


OFrfCERs- President. n. II. Benson: vice.
president, George II. Mccall. secretary y. l..
Cooper; treasurer II. T.. Rumford; solicitor,
willard saulsbury, Jr.: directors. y. R. Ben,
son, George II. Mccall i. L. Cooper n. T..
Rumfurd, d. p Barnard. G.. a, Lippincutt.
DR. Smith Cooper. ]. 1rimhle Quirlcy DR.. q.
II. English and Or. Peter Cooper.
Shares cost al each first month and thcrc-
after 20 cents per month, maturing in about
six and half 20 seven years Co elOl.
Those taking ten shares or moro can have
the maturity value guaranteed and paid iu
cash OF mortgage cancelled at death without
extra cost.
All money loaned 60 members on first
mortgage on improved rcnl estate.
Members not compelled 90 borrow.
The Land itlc and TrusF company. philu-
delphia, having q paid-up capital rf SlOW0O0
acts us trustee. receives and dishurses ull
funds and takes title 20 and ] olis AN of thf
mortgages, his guarantees absolute security
OF al futus.
october series now being issued. Can ans
day or Tuesday evenings. "a. % 30.
L. l.. COOPER, Secretary.
Office iu Hnvarl Annex.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

DOARnERs WANTED Ap na KING
- street. Home comforts.
WANTED -LOnGERs UOR FURNISHED
w rooms W2 Wr.t atrnaI
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ASKEW-On the 25th instant. at the resi-
dcncc OF her son. a. NJ. ilizar, New Castle.
Del, Jane B. Askew, aged "a years.
DUFF i'm New Castle hundred. on Octo-
Der 2G. ltse, Mary DuiI, aged gs year-.
GRADY.-ln this city on the 2ith instant.
Patrick Grady age "a years.
HUGHEs.-ln this city, on October 81. Mar
Raret A., wife of Joseph Hughes, In her o6th
year.
RITrENHOUsE.-In this city. on October
20, Sadie a. daughter OF hraham and Ellen
hittenhouse, In her 18th year
SMITH.-ln Marshallton, Dell on the e7th
instant, Hannah. wife of Walter $. Smith
THOMPsON.--ln this city, suddenly, on
October - Lewis Thompson. In his nth year.
WfNKLER-ln this city,o the 25th instant
Louis Winkler, aged a. years.
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crn1ed hr Aretle Hardshlns.

SAN Francisco, Oct 81. james r. Bart
lett, one of the survivors Of the Jeanette
expedition. shot and killed his wifes niece
Lottie Carpenter, shot his wife in the shoul-
der, and then shot and killed himself
Since his return from the arctic regions
Bartlett's mind has been weak as the re
suit of hsrdships experienced, and often he
threatened TO murder his wife and niece.
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noston worked hr connterfelters

BosTON, Oct. 31.-William ID. Fuller was
arrested here for passing counterfeit silver
dollars, and through him the den was raid
ed and a complete counterfeiting outfit
captured. Fuller claims that the gang has
floated $4,000 in spurious money in Bos-
ton. He says he passed thirty dollars in
east Boston Saturday night.
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IOsr AND rOUNn.

4 OsT- PAIR GOLD EARRINGS AND
1 hrcasipiu. MRS. HDHNs, COZ West
iifih street
1 OsT. tn URsDAY OCT . A SMALL.
i 4 black and tam dog. with bare spot on tnl
street
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A Crisis I'm nrazlI.

RIO JANElRO, Oct. 3i.-Senor Serzedeilo,
minister Of finance, and the budget com
mittee have resigned, owing to the action
Of the chamber OF deputies in rejecting the
government bill taking over bank ISSUES
and adopting a bill granting exclusive right
of issue to the Bank Republica. The new
law also enacts that import duties shall be
paid in gold.
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roreign 1ris,lonary at salisbury

The annual meeting Of the Home and
Foreign Missionary societies, Of New
Castle Presbytery, will be held at Sails
bury Nd beginning ON tomorrow even
ing. November l. with a reception, at
which il is earnestly desired All the dele
gates Will be present. On "wednesday
Evening journal., 1892-10-31

morning and afternoon the business
meetings will be held. A popular meet
ing on Wednesday evening will be ad-
dressed by DR.. Calvin Matter. Thursday
morning and afternoon will be devoted
to the business of the Home society, fol-
lowed by general meeting in the even
ing. and an address by Rev. William p.
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polsoned hr carholle Aeid.

NEW YORK, Oct 3l.-Mrs. j. Kennedy
Tod. a member of the -Four Hundred,
was accidentally poisoned last evening 10y
carbolic acid, which she used for spraying
a sore throat. After the vigorous use of
a stomach pump she was pronounced out OF
danger
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wntehe. dixon Awnr rree

To every purchaser of the amount of SO at
Is. ". WOlfcrs' Clothing House, Second and
Market streets, where You will find large
and magnificent stock of of clothing at the
very lowest prices We have all the latest
STYLES in overcoats, our prices ranging from
S6 10 SO Our stock of suitngs cannot be
beat. We have everything in the suit lines.
no matter what color, shape, style or size you
want. we can give 10 TO you. Our children b
department is stocked with all the choicest
patterns of the season, and will make the
youngsters happy. Give US n call and see II
IL does not pay 10 deal with Us. Ne will al
ways retain you for a customer.
Is. W WOITERS,
Second and Market streets, Wilmington.
=. S. We give you coupon 60 the amount
oi your purchase, no matter how small, and
when YOU purchase TO the amount of so We
give you a handsome stem winder and setter
watch.
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This Date in History Oct. 30.

if0e-Columbus explored the island now
known as lsla l.arga, finding no animals
except dog which never barked, a kind
of rabbit the natives called 'utia" and
numerous lizards and guanas, but the ad-
iarcut waters nbuundcd Ia fish OF the most
brilliant oolorng and dolphinsof great size.
isiG-llcury Laureus Dawes. who recently TO-
tired after 26 years In congress, was born
Ia Cummingtnn. Mass
ls3s-leon Gamhotta. French statesman. was
born ot Cahors.
l8i2-Gcncral Bucll was removed from conf
maud of the Army of the West. and Gem
orW Rusrcrans took t. General Ormsly
Macknight Mitchell. astronomer and sol.
dier. dicd at Beaufort. g. G.; born lHl.
l8sl-i.ast entry Boa the diary of DE Long. near
the mouth OF the Lena. siberia, and there
fore assumed as the date Of his DEATH
lS.O-The sugar trust incorporated as the
American Sugar Refining company. in
New Jersey. with "A capital % 5oJhntul
Tie large schooner Cornelius Hargrarg
ran into the steamer Niscaya OF barnccai'
both siak nnd 30 persons were q. owned.
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buried Alive Eighteen Hours.

ATHoL, Mass, Oct 3l-While George
Standish was cleaning a well the earth
caved in upon him, burying him thirty five
feet below the surface He was taken out
alive after being buried for eighteen hours
and will recover. lie is sixty years old.
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Frirhtened 70 peath.

BORDENTowN, y. j., Oct. 3l-Edith Dill
Ion (colored), the wife of Thomas Dillon,
while passing along the outskirts of this
city, was frightened by horse which was
running loose The woman was thrown
into convulsions, from the effects Of which
she died this morning.
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unmhnrr Almn.t NYeII.

HAMBURG, Oct. 8.-Although there have
been few cholera cases and no deaths
from cholera here since Friday, the city
will not be declared free from the epidemic
for some time
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rhn Ilesnlt nfn Ennd.

MOUNT SrERLISG, Ky, Oct 3l-Henry
Boulden shot aQd instantly killed w. C..
Brown. The killing was the result of n
feud that started at a picnic last summer
Evening journal., 1892-10-31
Longth OF Today.
The weather.

BY Telegraph to the Evening Journall
WAsHIN0rON,Oct. 3l.-Furecast tin 3 p. m,
November J. For Eastern New York, Eastern
Pennsylvania and Delaware Increasing
cloudiness, probably followed by showers on
Tuesday night; southerly winds, warmer
Tuesday morning probably warm Tuesday
nisht. For Maryland; Fair ill Tuesday
morning, Increasing cloudiness and light rain
Tuesday or Tuesday night warmer; southerly
winds.
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FORTUNE TELLER.

Greatest known Astrologist and Planet
reader, convincos the most skcptical. Past,
present and future revealed. Gives initials
of those YOU have or will marry, causes
speedy and happy marriages, removes evil in-
nuences, separated brought together. Call
and be convinced so Market street, Room 4.
Fee fOc and 81
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The RnlInnn CnIInnsc.l.

HARPER, Kan, Oct 3l.-L. r. Driscoll,
an aeronaut, was fatally injured while
making an ascension at this place. When
the balloon had reached a considerable
height it suddenly collapsed and Drscoll
fell to the ground.
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SIN Annther Victim.

CHICAGO, Oct 3l.-Yct another name has
beet added TO the already long list of deaths
in Hv.le Parl, from gas asphyXiation The
ninth victim is John G. Reynolds, who was
fonnd dead in his room at the Hotel Ber-
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Iind Am thn nl,IhnIo cInh.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 3l-Presidcnt Noel
and the board of directors of the Olympic
club, Of this city. have resigned, and have
started a new club-the Crescent City.
They will try TO have all the big ring con
tests of the country.
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MoolVs PHASES.

GSSS65Ah 6 5'4s 4, N, @MosSSs 20 b.S 1.sS
G eTsFiaar eTai5a 70 Saa 4 a 9oSgaErs,ssr % e. SaS S
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Hn Insnllcd 40 Knlser.

BERLlN, Oct. 3i.-Herr Thiel editor Of
The Social Democratic Volkswacht, in
Breslau, has been sentenced 20 nine
months imprisonment for leze majesty.
Evening journal., 1892-10-31
4 1yo,nan cut I'M TweIve Rits.

PARIS. Oct. S1.-Ragpickers in the Rue
Bottzaris found in a bundle Of rags the
body of awoman cut in twelve pieces Tue
pieces had been soaked in carbolic acid.
Evening journal., 1892-10-31

Nfw York HERALD FOREC ,sTs.-rhe
"Cold wave" moving yesterday from the lake
region TO the suuthcastward VIII probably
give way t1day and depression VIII move
along the Canadian frontier toward New
England. possibly causing some rain. But
the drought In this section Is likely to COM
Hmm Inm.Dr
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RnIed Cotton Rurned.

GALVESTON, Oct 3i.-Nearly 5000 bales
of cotton were burned here in two steam
ships The loss is S200,000.
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Fell from "A Train.

EVANSVILLE. Ind, Oct. 3l.-Charles g.
Bruner, a travelling man known from
Maine to California, representing CHARLES
p. Kellogg & Co., Chicago fell from an
Evansville and Terre Haute train and was
killed
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Firebue Lynched.

NoSRoEvILLE. Ala, Oct 81 Allan
Parker (colored), a confessed firebug, was
taken from Jail by masked mob and
lynched.
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MOVEMENTS oF Steamers.

The Dominion Line steamer Essex from
Bristol passed Father Point Can inward
this morning.
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w. G. ID. II. T..

Spring clothing cleaned and repair,
skilled workmen. No. 9ll Market stresi.
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A nn.nnrn.ln IlllInh-

WICHITA, Kan, Oct. 3l.-Deputy Marshal
Luther smith shot and killed George Bell
stedt. a desperate. who refused 10 surrender
and opened ire on the marshal.
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- - NNnrld,s Enlr.

LONDON, Oct 3l.-The Baroness Burdett-
Coutts has ordered the contractor for the
fishery schools in Baltimore, ireland, 70
prepare for the Chicago Worlds fair a
model of the schools.
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Pnsimnslcr Rnhbed.

GoRHAM N. Y, Oct. 8i.-The store Of
poefmaster Johnson was entered by bur
Glars. who secured in cash and stamps be-
tween 81 400 and 81 800.
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A brakeman killed.

AUBURN, y. Y, Oct. 3l.-patrick Gala
han, a brakeman on the Auburn division
of the Philadelphia and Reading railroad,
was killed in the freight yards here
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rhe ncenn RolIed nncI,.

PANAMA, Oct 31.-The heavy swell
,,IDch rolled into the harbor all Thursday,
Friday and Saturday has abated and the
sbippipg has returned to the docks.
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"Jack thinks ] am IN love with him."
.sN hat makes him think soY' "Just because
ann going to marry him." "How absurd ~
Life
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The Engineer Killed.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 3l.-Engineer Bruner
was killed and a colored man fatally
wounded in a train wreck at Central City.
Evening journal., 1892-10-31

Strictly one price and if dis
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
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Adlress. IvnmIneInn. ne
pEGisTER's ORDER.
DTGIsTFR's OTTTCT.

REGISTERS OFFICE.
New Castle County, October 20. lsc3. I
Upon the application Of Clayton q. Ollns
Administrator of Edward b. Collins late of
Wilmington hundred. In said county, de-
ceased. 10 ls ordered and directed by the Reg
lister that the Administrator aforesaid give
notice of granting of Letters of Administra-
tion upon the estate Of the deceased,
with the date of granting thereof,
hy causing advertisements To be posted
within forty days from the date Of
such letters in six of the most public places of
the county of New Castle requiring an per-
sons having demands against the estate 10
present the same. ur abide by an Act Of As
somhiv in such case made aud provided: and
also cause the same to be inserted within the
same period In the Evening journal, news
paper published In Wilmington, Del, and
10 be continued therein three weeks. e.. %. d.
- Given under the hand ana seal
Of Office Of the Register aforesaid
l.. s. al Wilmington, In New Castle
county aforesaid, the day and
year above written.
J. WILKINS COOCH, Register.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that letters of adj
ministratiOn were in due form of law granted
unto the undersigned, on the lwenty-t0urth
DAY OF October. A. ID. 1872 and that all per-
sons having claims against the. estate
OF the deceased must present the same, duly
attested 10 the said Administrator on or before
the Twenty-f0urth day OF October. is93 OF
abide the Act OF Assembly IN such case made
CLAYTON G. COLLINS,
Administrator.
Address. Wilmington. Del
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The Plain Truth

Is good enough for Hoods Sarsaparilla-
there Is no need OF cmbellishment cor scnsa-
tionalism. simply what Hoods Snrsaparilln
does. that tells the story of lis merits
Hoods pins are easy, yet efficient.