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m sce1Ia11eu11s.
Office of the Board of Fire Com
miSSiOnerS.

New Haven Conn.,, Nov. q, 1892.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
- office of L. W. Robinson, architect, 7GO Chapel
street New Haven, Conn, until p. m. the 9th
.day OF December, for all work and materials re-
cuired in the erection, completion and finishing
Of a Fire Engine House, etc, on ArtIZan streer,
,f this city, On the site of the present No. En-
Gin House. ,
Ridy will only be received for the whole work
plans a I'D specifications may be seen at the ONCE
~ the architect from a. m. to p m daily
The bids will be opened at the office OF the
Roard at 8 D. m on Tuesday, the 9th day OF De-
cemher. in the presence Of the bidders. the
Board reserves the right to reject any and all
hida or waive any defects in same II 1t be DEEM
ed for the interest of the Department so to do.
Nv order of the Board of Fire Commissioners
The above call for bids is based upon the FOL
lusing authority, viz: r. -,..,...,.v
s1lraered That the Board of Fire Commission
ara Ia authorized to erect a new building on the
site SOW occupied by the building known as
a3teamer No. 2's house. on Artizan street, at
cost NOT to exceed $25, 600.
Ordered, That the Board of Finance be instruct
e.i to make provision for this appropriation IN
the estimates for 1893. ~
s.Board of Aldermen, Sept: 1S92 Accepted
and order passed. EDWARD " W MES, >,
.Board of Councilmen, Sept. ID, 1892. Concur
red. JAMES 3. NJ mAaniN, 16oa C,ern
j. B. SARGENT, Mayor"
: AsRecorded, Court Records, vol. 80, p ": .
n22 3teod EDWARD DOWNES, City Clerk
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mo. 2S3
BafsceI eI1aneni1s.
The Gas
that Leavens.

ders that pro-
duce leavening
- gas by fermen-
tative or putrefactive ac-
ton, destroy a portion of
the most nutritive and
healthful elements of the
-four.
The Royal Baking Pow
der produces the leavening
gasin the dough by purely
mechanical means, and
thus, while perfectly leav-
ening, preserves unim-
paired those elements in
tended by nature, when
combined in our bread, to
make it literally the "staff
of life"
No leavening agent or
baking powder, except the
" Royal, possesses this
great qualification.
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LONDON, Nov. IA.

CTS ana FdlnteFs-A flenbant deg1Oh
Where Worthless WraIths Unbid-
den Rise-Charming Memories Re-
called.
LONDON, Nov. IA.
To the Editor Of the JOURNAL AND COURIER:
A good sweet book could be written
about the folk who have loved and known
old Chelsea, whom we have known and
loved for what they did for the world.
Many years ago I saw one of these folk
study of him as a curious character with
out knowing who he was. He first attract
ed my attention by his generally dishev-
eled and thrown-together appearance.
When he entered the bus he held a copy
of the London Times in one hand and
dragged very old bit of travelling rug
in the other. He slapped the latter over
his knees as he sat down, glsred at the
passengers savsgely, and immediately
closed his eyes aud began peculiar mo-
ton of his mouth that seemed like ner-
vous chewing of his neither lip.
He was a scraggy and 1t then seemed to
me an i'll -kempt man, out of sorts with all
the world. I mentally endeavored to
place him. Perhaps he is some one of
those seedy old clerks so wondrously pic
tured by Dickens, thought I. He may be
miserly old batchelor who daily tumbles
out of his lodgings and into his work and
then back again, never knowing change,
sleeping in his clothing, mummied to eve
rything on earth but his ledgers and his
desk. If he have a wife and family he
cuffs the children, warns the cook, abuses
the house maid and elbows up" his wife
before leaving his habitation, and this par
ticulsr morning he has made them under
stand who is master with greater vehe-
mence than usual.
Pretty soon he seemed to awake with q
start, glared again at his fellow passengers,
and, giving his bony knees a vicious twist
away from proximity to an elderly fat wo-
man who sat beside him, plunged into his
paper as though SO far he had overlooked
his duty of discovering, capturing and
Furnishing some sort of sedition within.
Sure enough 1t was there. He scanned
the editorial page for moment, smashed
the paper together with his knuckly hands,
dropped it upon the bus floor, and, paw
ing 1t back beneath his feet, for some time
gave it nervous kind of pounding, which
| plainly told his sentiments for the bslder-
dash he had discovered. Then he fell to
chewing again with his eyes quite closed,
and shortly awoke with q start, to lunge
towards the door and soundly berate the
conductor for carrying him past his desti.
nation. could not hear all of this scold-
ing; but II brought traffic on the Strand h
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FASHION NOTES.
Shall Woman Trail Her skirtss

ehA ~ 'osAH 1hN&At AASh SN'N a1s
You will observe that this modish dress
has trailing skirt That is what makes
1t graceful We women may we'll howl
with grief and rage if all this talk about
sweeping the streets has prevailed, and We
are to be robbed of the beautiful long
skirt and put into that abominsbls half
short length; the length that just clears
the ground; the length that Is to the taste
and suits the feelings Of the man who
looks on, but which is misery and despair
to the woman who must wear 1t; the
length that you cannot get hold of to pick
up, but just the length to dip against the
pavement whenever you do not stand per
feotly straight, and cannot fail to run up
Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-26

Principles are sometimes expensive
things to maintain. The Old Colony rail
road has brought suit against Mas
sachusstts man for fifteen cents. It is q
test case to determine whether passenger
Is compelled to pay his fare when no seat
is furnished.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-26
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The closing of the football season will
make temporary dullness in the higher
educational circles, but the rowing season
will soon begin.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-26

The verdict of the psople is that Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup is the best remedy for coughs,
colds, sore throat, asthma, etc,
Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-26
RatBce1lauen14s.
Ordinance de RPi6Dos

Ordinance de Bridges.
DE it ordained by the Court of Common Coun-
ID Gil of the City of New Haven:
That hereafter all bridges that shall be built or
repaired within the city limits, for railroad pur
poses, shall be SO constructed or repaired as to
give clear road and sidewalk accommodation the
entire width of the street on which they shall be
constructed or repaired, without trusses divis-
ions Of any material or pattern over the part
used for driving purposes.
That the flooring for the full width of all
bridges that may hereafter be constructed or re-
paired shall be Of such material as the Board OF
Public Works may direct, and SO laid as to entire
~ prevent smoke or steam from penetrating
through the floors; and that the outside Of walks
on all bridges that may hereafter be constructed
OF repaired shall be provided with closed fence
at least five feet in height
In Board of Aldermen, Nov. 10, 1892, accepted
and ordinance adopted by majority vote Of the
Aldermen present and absent Councilmen, Nov
IA, 1892, concurred by a minority vote Of the
councilmen present and absent.
Approved Nov. II, 1892. To take effect Nov.
"a, 1882.
a true copy Of record.
Attest: EDWARD DOWNES,
n24 St City Clerk
Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-26

The grand jury in Philadelphia last week
indicted man on the rare charge of necro-
NANCY. 1t declared that he ''did unlaw-
fully pretend to relieve and free William
Cresslsy from all evil influences and spirits
dsleterious to his health, happiness and
peace of mind, by means of certain charms
and incantations, by burning certain pow
ders and burying bottles of liquid in the
cellar of the defendants house."
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Added to any Soup.
::sauea or GRAVY gives
strength and Fine FIaVtF.

Cookery. Makes cheapest, Iurest and best:
Beef Tea. /.
Distributing kRen for Coun.. Talcott
:Frisbie & Co, Hartford c5 W&Ssm nrm
Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-26

Is pieces High
Grade all wool
Fancy Black
Dress Goods,
marked down
to SOC per I'D !;
formerly were
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81. and $1.25.

Novelty Mixtures and Stripes Prices in
September were $1.00 and $1.25. We
also call attention to great bargains in
Dress Goods at 25c, $50 and SOC.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-26

Elegant Hem
stitched, deep
Embroidered
Flannels, in
cream, navy,
tans. browns,
scarlet, slate,
The handsonest
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Munsou Street Asses sment.

Munsou Street Asses sment.
ITO the Honorab:s Court OF Common Counch
Of the city Of mes aaxen to whom was re-
farred the order of said Court, bearing date the
l4h day Of 5sy A by this board Of all
damages and benefits to accrue TO an partiss ~,
,terestsd by the Strengthening OF me noatnery Iy
E.s Shelton avs nue., as the same was adopted by
"a court, hereby respectfully report
ss ss We eanssa nass peties to e giysn
that Szsops interested in the said puPiic b I'm I'M
n 81 FssPs'fs e c 20
and ~ heard IN IeIeredce se,aad a
We fully heard q ~ ons sa Who appeared ] before
in said notice, al, p>r-"'7'
thereupon we % eoSai 10 aaT All otSsr
mine the damages ana pelt..s pen in the foregoing
pssssSnsss psSossS 81 public improvs%snt,. ,.,,,m,tted
pfSiGf G Of which is respectfully snomf5tesa sssa
CITY Of Ne" HsTsRi szSh1sK sasE FEzfIzs3!sfcx, E
9.SS. MATTHHEwMAN' NaI7H
10 ~ Tor As Assessment of Sew.
erssnd Pave%sns is = description of the above
l'SSI EnsIus commences at point in the ey easterly
line Of Dxwe avenue and ex1enos - ~ shsIton sy.
nne 70 and is a direct extension OF the present
1sortherjy line Of Munson street, between Ores.
eon saa PsEs
IItV6ve one hundredths feet (s866 one hun.
NpodfhS fe6t) from bno bouLucdseofiy Soho. -
ehe pnrtiand brown stone ''corner stone" set In
LIZ hutfraas at the southeasterly corner OF the
tu w u ~ the summerfeld M. E Church.
The Of the above Sescs5ed G s.rasntefpp5s n ef Ing
T Sh enine on file In the office of the city
snSinser, dated May H. 1892 and numbered shNs No
s which map dated and q nun sTent as aooVt
sSna Amount Of land taken for the said straight
enns il fully shown upon ad,1 said map psd acceDtsd
~ sssasannents ordered laid as reported.
csrovad October IA, 1899.
- q ssR City Clerk.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-26

600 yards All
Wool Dress
Goods, so inch
es wide, at Csc
per yard. In
the lot are
Storm Gar1aa
Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-26

All the latest
novelties in
Veilings, in
great assort-
nent. Special
values at 15c,
zoe, Csc, 30c
} see the new
Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-26

She is marching on. A woman sanitary
engineer has been chosen to represent the
English women at the congress of hygiene.
She Is . woman of versatile genius, pos
SCISSOR of certificates for art, music, by
siene, divinity, physiology and sanitary
science. She visits professional slaughter.
houses, workshops and diaries, and under
Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-26
wAKEMAN,s wANDKRINGs.

CarlyIe,s Chelsea Home and Round
AbOut-An Ancient London Suburb
RepIete With Memories of Kings,
Courtiers, Statesmen, Novelists, Po-
cts and Painters-A Pleasant Region
Where WORTHLESS, WraIths Unbid-
den Rfse-Charming Memories Re-
called.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-26

Down Pillows
mot filed with
cat tail fags)
16 inch at Soc,
18 inch at 75c,
20 inch at 81,
% inch at
Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-26

Best quality of
extra heavy
Real Grape
Cloths, in
white, cream,
blues, pinks,
cardinal, yel-
n par ward
Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-26

fort and health. It is we'll worthy of
inspection.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-26
4t1y 6nuds.

The Pantel1a is
the latest addi-
ton to the
great dress re-
form in Ladies'
Underwear. It
combines util-
ity with COM
worthy of your
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-11

At the afternoon session Of The
Levy Court yesterday, the revision OF
the property assessments of Whining
ton occupied the principal part of the
attention OF the court 1t was expect
ed this part of the assessments would
occupy the attention OF the court the
balance OF the present week.
The revision OF the Mill Creek hum
dred assessment having been COIN
pleted the committee, consisting OF
Messrs. Buckingham and killgore re-
ported the entries of 1856 names, 44S
male and 20 female dogs. The report
was accepted and the committee was
discharged.
In putting the motion for the adop-
ton OF tho report, Chairman Bucking.
ham said Lemuel Graves tho assessor
of Mill Creek hundred was tho only
assessor who had fully complied with
the law OF 1889, requiring the first
three letters of names to bo arranged
alphabetically.
Messrs. Jolls and Eliason were en-.
ployed yesterday in going over the st.
Georges assessment and IL is said they
have come across names OF persons
known not to reside in the Hundred,
and that both members of the commit
tee agreed that the names should be
struck off and so far there has been nc
objection to ii. II this Is correct re
port Il Is the sensible plan to pursue
in Wilmington as we'll as In st
Georges.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-11
Dnla.

DR. Simms' White Pulmonic Baleam
stands the best and is the best OF
Throat and Lung medicines made; has
more recommendation than any
other and Will positively cure. Elegant
for the grip. coughs. DC. Sold by reg
ular druggists. Oflice, 422 Market St
Go to Reeds new instaIment store
for cheap Furniture aud Carpets, sos
Simply street. N. Il. Reed, manager.
For Buckwheat OF cents per pound,
orr pounds for Is cents, 10 to j.
Jerome Smiths, Northeast corner,
Fourth and Shipley streets. Winning
ton, Del.
Write, what shall write Why write
that DR.. Simms' white pulmonfc BAL
sam ls the greatest cure for coughs,
sore throat, the grip, cramp, dlph-
theria md lung diseases. Sold by
druggists. Office, 422 Market street.
Cotton seed meal 81 per ton lower.
clso decline In price oil bran -four and
Aorn feed. III you want a barrel Of
best flour in market order from Tat
nall Bros No. l0i Maryland avenue.
William II. Long resumed reporter
lal duties to-day. Es is looking much
improved i'll health. .
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-11

VIZ ARE under obligations to Score.
tary of State Marvel for a COPY Of
the manual Of Registration and Elec.
tlon laws out side of Wilmington.
The pamphlet contains one hundred
pages, besides the index, OF explicit ex-
plantations Of the operations OF the
registration and election laws which
will go into effect the present year.
Election officers and politicians who
have been used to running elections in
the old grooves, will find this hook al
most Indispensable in starting out
upon the new system OF registration
and holding elections. Secretary Mar
vel has conferred great favor upon
the public by his timely publication.
The people need schooling in the new
system of voting. aud Mr.. Marvers
book is just the schoolmaster needed.
Thanks Mr.. Marvel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-11
An Informal Meeting,

An informal meeting of the stock.
holders of the City Loan Association
was held last evening, for the purpose
OF hearing statement from their
attorney, Francis II. Iofecker, In
reference to the condition OF the asso.
Citations funds. MIR. Hotl'ecker made
Il verbal report in which he stated that
the As per cent. promised the stock
holders at the last meeting, on theil
Investments would be paidat the next
annual meeting. The association was
placed in Its present financial condi.
ton by the populations offs treasurer
j. Eldrldge Pierce, who is now q fugi.
tive from justice. Tho stockholders
seemed satisfied with the report as pre-
sented by Mr.. HoiIecker, as it is uu
doubtly the best arrangement that car
be made undor the circumstances.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-11

I am informed that Captain A. j.
Williams, of Greenbank, Is an appli.
cant for superintendent of the Poor
of New Castle County. Mr.. William:
would make capital superintendent
He is not only well qualified morally
and mentally for the duties OF the of
flee but is deserving OF it. lilo was Q
brave soldier during the war and IL
now suffering from the effects Of 1t
lie has been an unlllnching old line
Whlg, and when that party disbanded
he jumped into the Republican party
and has fought with it through all itI
battles without hinching
In rewarding faithful followers Of
the party no reward has come to him
yet, but still he is the Same unfiinch
ing Republican. Such men deserve
reward and the many friends OF Cap
tain Williams will be very much graft
fled to see the little boon of superin
tendent of the alnshouse conferr OF
upon him. CHRIsTIANA HUNDRED.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-11

All sizes still in the Wo,
mems Shoes at So from SIS,
Sc and 81, and at 81 from
So.
Many medium sizes yet
in the Boudoir Shoes and
Slippers for Women-prices
Topped third and better.
Thirteenth and Market streets,
More space for Valentines
to-day viii you pick now,
while the stock is at It's best,
or will you wait for the
crowd Of last minute people?
Besides all the staple styles
there's a )j2aie of indoscrib.
ably pretty and dainty things
Europe and Americas
best-som> With bits of wis.
dom, some with touches OF
innocent foolery, all in tune
with the timo,honored day.
Flat Cards, finest speci.
mems oil the photographers
skill, &c to zoe.
Lace Valentines with the
orthodox Gupidy rhymes
but with modern art in the
mechanical parts, &c to 4Oc.
Booklets Of various shapes
and designs, &c to 75c.
I hirteonth street side.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-11

Miss Maud Darlington was given a
birthday SURPRISE party last evening at
the residence Of George S. Mckee, No.
81 King street. The evening was spent
in pleasant manner, and an abund-
ance OF refreshments served. Among
those present were:
Miss Edna Gould, Miss Lily Taylor,
Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Dorsey, Jr., Miss
Vincent, Name Chamberlain, Clara
Carey and Miss Messimer OF Edgemoor
Alessrs. Anderson, Wilson, Harry En-,
mons. John Titus, Hurry Beetle and
Oscar Perkenstock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-11

In the absence Of quorum, the an.
nual me citing and election Of the Ger
mania Loan Association which was to
have taken place last evening, was
postponed until next Wednesday even.
ing. This association has been very
prosperous, ms II ID conducted on n
substantial basis, receiving per cent.
interest on all investments.
The receipts from dues. interest etc,
amounted TO $40, 75l 10 during the year
amount paid ont to Withdrawals, S29,
SS7,51, The sixth series of stock ma
tured in July last, by which IS, 700 il
loans was cancelled. At present there
are in existence S35 shares OF stock, the
total value being SllS 9S8.9l.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-11
A Personal Exclamation.

Ernest Henderer in the cass of
State VS. VIM, Thompson, asserted to
one OF our reporters to-day TINT he
made no conversation whatever to
Thompson while passing him on the
street, nor To tie lady that was with
him. She did not swonr that Mr.. Hen
derer said anything to her whatever.
He did not know her, and never saw her
before nor since except in court. Mr.
Henaerer does not make a practice OF
passing insinuating remarks to any
body on tho street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-11
PuBIIq SALE OF REAL AND PER.


viii besold at public sale on nth day
the 18th of 2rd month February, 1891.
The farm lnto the residence of George
Thompson deceased known as Edendale,
situated near Mill Creek Friends Meeting
houae in Mill Creek Hundred. Delaw IRE,
within "a miles OF Broad Run and Eden
station. on the Landenberg branch + the
y. y Q. X. H., and within 2 miles OF Lam
denberR, on the Newark and Pomeroy, II.
X. and II miles from Wilmington, contain
ing 1o2 acres moro or less.
There is on this property a large stone
mansion house. containing rooms and a
hall OH first floor and rooms on second
floor. kitchen attached and pumps there
in. A large stone barn with Overshoot
and carriage house attached und all me-
cessary out buildings There are about 10
acres OF timber. The property is divided
into Enclosures with water in nearly all
OF them. The land is of good material
quality and easily worked. II is conve-
nient to schools, mills and churches OF
different denominations and in one Of the
best nelghborhoods OH the borders of
Chester County. Any person desiring to
view the property will be shown the same
by calling on Sarah NJ. Thompson, rosid-
ing thereon or Abner Mitchell living
near by.
Also ut the same time and place the fol-
lowing PERSONAL property belonging to
the said deceased. good horses. ono colt
pigs 4 barn yard cribs. COW chains. a two
horse farm wagon with hay bed. / Rocka-
way carriage, two seated carriage, milk
wagon. horse cart and harness plows
harrows, cultivatora, corn covorcr, dou-
BILE and single trees, fork chains, Cham
pion reaper and mower. horse rake, one
hay tedder, forks shovels, mattocks end
hoes, planes SAWS augcrs draw knife.
axes. 1grindstone. farm bell. harness of
different kinds corn shelter, grain fans,
cutting box, horse power and thresher
with belt, grain bags. hay and straw by
the ton corn fodder by the bun de- wheat
oats, potatoes and apples by the bushel.
| Wheat In tho ground, meat by the pound,
Dairy fixtures-Thrce milk cans buckets
| and pans. churn aud butter tub, a u va
riety of household goods. consisting of
tables, chairs. looking glasses. secretary,
| bed, bedstead, ingram and rag carpet by
tho yard. Buffalo robe horse blankets.
milk cupboard, cook stove. coal stoves. i
parlor wood stove and many other things
| too tedious to mention.
| Sale to commence at 10 o'clock sharp.
A credit of months will be given on
nll sums of SIS and upwards. ..
SARAH n; THOMPSON, Executors
Jas. g. Robinson. Auctloneer. f3-ltw3d
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-11

The Republicans in the Levy Court
have exhibited such stalwart backbone,
that the aid of Mr.. Bayard had to be
invoked to bluff them, but they won't
be bluffed. Guess Mr.. Bayard will
have to trot Off to Dover and get out
that little threatened injunction. Ho pc
Mr.. Bayard will let us know when ho
starts down to see the Chancellor
about 1t. ....
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-11

DAVID Bennett Hills little self-boom
for the Presidency is becoming SO
small that n magnifylng glass will
have to be used to keep in sight of it,
and the boom for tho Ohio x.Governor
Ia growing larger.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-11

Tue padded assessment lists under
Dickey, in this city,are on a par with
Ber. Hills methods in New York, and
the revolt against Dickey will be as
overwhelming as the revolt against
Hill Ia in New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-11

pure. Glenn coiorleSs. does not Rrease nor
Ill silks satiRs, gloves or finest fabric.
such is LEAugELLE OIL BALM. If youI
hands become rough dry or feN crish from
household work OF exposure, one appliea.
ion OF LEAURELLE Oil BALM will soften
and smooth the skin at ouee. You need
not wash II on nor cover the hands, Eie
giant for Chaics, lrrltatcd Skin; nice after
shaving, 5Uc. and sl.00. Druggists.