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An Only Daughter Cured of Consump'
tiOn.

an Only Daughter Cured OF Consump-
tion.
When death was hourly expected, all
remedies having failed, and DIR. FL.
James was experimenting with the
many herbs of Calcutta. he accidentally
made prep aration which cured his
only child of Consumption. HIS child
is now in this country, and enjoying
the best of health. He has proved to
the world that Consumption can be
positively and permanently cured.
The Doctor now gives the recipe free,
only asking two 2-cent stamps to pay
expenses. This herb also cures Night
Sweats, Nausea at the Stomach, and
will break up a fresh cold in twenty
four hours. Address CRADDocK & Co.,
1892 Race Street. Philadelphia, manning
this paper.
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List of unclaimed letters remain.
ing in the post office, which can be
had by saying they are advertised
Mrs. Jennie Cisco, Mrs. Coleman, C.
E. Hemsley, Miss Lizzie Hales
Amanda Johnson, Mrs. Manda Jones,
Edward Johnson, Mort Skaggs, Miss
Rachel Welden, Samuel Short Mrs.
Amos Taylor. John p Webb, John
White, Mer Jan White, ~
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: Remember the large stock of Dry
Goods, Notions, Hats and Caps, Boots,
Shoes, Clothing, Carpets, Oil cloths,
Curtains &C., of ". H. Moore 8. Go,
must be'closed out quickly Do not
fail to take advantage ofsthis chance
for getting great bargains.
w, II. MOORE g. Co.
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Mrs. Thomas Massey
Middletown, Del
nEGIsTER,s ORDER,
u REGIsTER's OFFICE,
New CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,

Ii REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
July q, 1892.
Upon the application of William R. Bright
administrator of Robert A. Moody
late of Red Lion hundred, in said county,
deceased, it is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Executor aforesaid
give notice OF granting of Letters Testa-
mentary upon the estate of the deceased
with the date OF granting thereof, by caus-
ing 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 all persons having de-
mands against the estate to present the
same. or abide by an act of Assembly in
such case made and provided and also
cause the same to be inserted within the
same period in The MIDDLRTowN TRAM
SCRIPT, a newspaper published in Middle
town, DEL, and to be continued therein two
months.
Giver under the hand and seal of Office of
the Register aforesaid at Wilmington, in
New Castle county aforesaid, the day and
year above written.
j. WILKINS COOCH, Register.
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Tailors. Wilmington.


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We will close our Ladies and
Misses coats at I and off the regular
prices. W. H. MOORE q Co.
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HOODS PILLS cure Constipation by
restoring the peristaltic action of the
alimentary canal. They are the best
family cathartic.
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Notice-Is hereby given that letters Testa-
mentary were In due form of law granted
unto the undersigned, on the twenty-firss
day of July A. d. 1892 and that all persons
having claims against the estate OF the de-
ceased must present the same, duly attest.
ed. to the said Executor, on or before the
twenty-frst day of July, 1898, or abide the
Act of Assembly in such case made and pro-
vided.
- WILLIAM X. BRIGHT
Executor.
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The RTILIZER TRADE
is about over and we are now
ready to give our individual
attention to our other Depart
ments. Our first move will
be on the Il ~
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THE NIARkETS.

MIDDLETowN GRAIN MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY JOHN W. JoLLs.
WHEAT-No.2 2 red 72,New cob Corn
Timothy Seed 25v Yellow, shelled. 05Oe
oats, 035c
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Pratts Poultry Food. Aggravated
egg producer. c. +, FoULKE.
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Administrators Sale
REAL ESTATE !!


The following described Real Estate
On the premises in Middletown, two GER
tain pieces or parcels or land, situate in said
town of Middletown, on the south side of
Lake street, having a front of 80 feet on
Lake Street. ana extending that width rs
feet, WITH TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL.
ING, and other Improvements thereon
erected. ~.
And it is ordered by the court that the
said Joseph jackson Pierce and Sarah A.
Reynolds make return OF their proceedings
in execution of this order to the September
term o. the Orphans Court for said county,
to be held at Wilmington. on Saturday, the
18th day OF October, A. D., 1892.
Attendance will be given and terms made
known by.
JOSEPH JACKSON PIERCE,
and SARAH A. REYNOLDS,
Administrators of VIM. Fl. Reynolds, decd.
Or by their Attorneys, w. T..LYNAM,
aud GEO, 7. BROWN.
Attest-CoLEN FERGUSON, Clerk o. e..
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Mails Close as FoIlows
Church Directory.
MIDDLETOWN NJ. =. CHURCH.
Rev. N. M. Browne, Pastor.

Church Directory.
MIDDLETowN NJ. 4. CHURCH.
Rev. N. NJ. Browne, Pastor.
Preaching every Sabbath at 1880 a. M and
73O d. IN, sabbath School every Sabbath at
d. m. Alfred G. Cox, Superintendent.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at
7.3O O'Clock. The class meetings are held as
follows: Sunday, a. M, M. ID. Wilson,
Leader; Monday evening as 100 O'Clock two
classes, w. III, Moore and John b Roberts,
Leaders: Tuesday evening at 7.SO, led
by the pastor Wednesday evening at zoo
O'Clock two classes, Rev. N. M. Browne and
Alfred g. Cox, Leaders. The seats are
free and all are welcome.
FOREST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. Francis Ill. Moore, Pastor.
Services held every Sabbath morning at
1890 O'Clock, and every Sabbath evening at
7.3O Sabbath school will be held every Sab.
bath morning at 9.l5 O'Clock. E. Reynolds,
superintendent. Prayer meeting cry
Wednesday evening.
Services at Armstrong; chapel the first
Sabbath OF each month at 2.30 p. m.
st. ANNE's PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Rev. j. Beers, Rector.
Divine Service on Sunday mornings at
halt past ten o'clock and in the evenings at
7.30 O'Clock. Sunday-school at 2 P. NJ.
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MIDDLETOWN PRODUCE MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY g. n, REYNOLDS 4 co
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Pratts Food tor horses, cattle and
hogs. Try it. G. E. FoULKE.
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DNOTICE.

Address delaware City.
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Address. Taylors Bridge, Del. ii.it3
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Pleasant Grove Items.

WIN. Davis, who lives about two
miles north Of Pleasant Grove and has
crippled wife, both are aged, fell
In n 1T upon the floor about o on
Tuesday night. His wife got out OF
bed TO assist her husband, but when
she found that her eiiorts were Of no
avail she orawled 10 the nearest neigh.
Dor, three quarters Of mile away, for
help. Mrs. Davis related her story
anu when the parties repaired to her
house they found the old gentleman
In siupoT. II Is feared that he will not
recover.
Edwin Shoell lost about ten tons si
hay, "a barn, sheds, span Of horses, some
hogs anu farm implements last Mon.
Jay by IRE. Il Is supposed TO have or
iginated by two young men smoking
about the premises. The loss comes
very heavily upon Brother Shoell, who
isnn Invalid besides almost being blind.
Judge Henderson will eSpound
Democratic doctrine hero tonight. n
great time " expected. THIS town
clnims 10 be Lne Of the Democratic
stfongholda. u. w. DBiuus.
September 2sth, 1892.
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Latest Conrt Notes.

In the case Of Parker and Depue VS..
the Metropolitan Investment Co., n de-
cree OF foreclosure has been granted by
Judge Zane.
Tho Jury IN the case OF James Con.
mortified In Judge Zanc's court this
morning ON n charge OF assaulting
"Doc" Spraguc with intent TO murder
this afternoon brought In verdict Of
not guilty.
The Brownel embezzlement case
WAS In progress before Judge Zane this
afternoon.
The elections arc approaching, and
hence the rush OF applicants for admiA-
sion to citizenship within the last week
or ten days. Judge Anderson's court
was pretty well besirged this afternoon
by all sorts and conditions OF men ON
the same ernnd. Deputy Clerk
LOOMS was kept too busy 10 talk TO
anybody having other business with
him, for an hour or more.
Nothing Of Importance had reached
the file OF the Third District Court up
10 three y. M. today.
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Iu the Interest of Art.

Mr.. Alfred Lambourne, tho well.
known Utah artist, has Just returned
from AN extensive trip. He visited
New York, Boston. Salem, Albany,
Rochester, Philadelphia, ~. Louis and
Chicago, 10 which latter city he spent
some time on the Exposition grounds.
He was delighted with n visit he paid
TO Niagara Falls. The grand spectacle
presented by the mighty rushing,
tumbling waters thrilled his artistic
soul with poetic rapture. But the most
interesting OF all the places ho had AN
opportunity of viewing was the Hill
CumosAh ami am.Ondi-ah- Man.
The latter ~ situated near Gallntin,
Daviess county, Mo. Both localities
are prominently connected with the
history Of the Church. Mr.. Lam
bourne made elaborate sketches OF
each, nnd the result Of his eastern trip
viii DO productive OF artistic results.
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A RUMoR CoNTRADiCrEp.
The Report that the Continental VIII
Close Ia Doors Indignantly and
Emphatlcally Denied.

The report which appeared in n
morning contemporary today TO the
effect that the Continental hotel would
close It's doors. created considerable
talk IN hotel and business circles
today. A NEWS reporter called at
the Continental this afternoon to zee
MIR. Van Horn In relation . 10
the matter, but he was not
In. when Chief Clerk Hart was
spoken t1 he said ",he fumor Ia abso-
luioly without foundation Ia fact 20
far as know. As II Is neither mysel
nos Mana ger Van Horn have hear d
anything about II. The report is n
damaging one and should be corrected.
The hotel IA doing very well under the
new management and viii continue In
business. That Ia all ] have 10 say."
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Obsequies.

Tho funeral services over the TO.
mains OF Sister Sarah Smith, affection.
slely known US Mother Smith, were
held In the Twentieth Ward meeting
house on "Wednesday at p. M, In
charge OF Bishop George Romney. A
large congregation attended. Tho
speakers were Elders w. C. Dunbar,
G. II. Savage, g. W. PenIose, Joseph
Il. Taylor, IL. w. Naisbitt, James
Sharp aud George Rom icy. The many
eslimable qualities Of the departed, her
cheorfulnesa, kindly disposition, un-
swerving integrity, devotion to
the truth and uufailing faith
in the Gospel were spoken OF
with admiration anu the value OF such
We us hers was duly estimated.
There were no regrets over her depar.
ture'excopt those natural TO parting
with beloved relative and friend, but
tue assurance OF her joyful rest beyond
the vail and her full redemption with
celestial crown at the resurrection
morn outweighed nil causes OF grief.
The singing WA appropriate. A large
cortege followed the body to the grave,
and the whole community spmpathlEes
with the beroRved. Sister Smith was
one OF the purest souls In this world,
and her memory will be ever sweet.
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The New City Prison.

Considerable speculation Is being
lnuulged in as to what the report OF the
committee on prisons will be on the
question OF building new city inll.
A member Of the committee said to n
representative OF this paper last night,
ave will report fsvorably on Mr..
Rioh's resolution and viii recommend
that good and substantial jail with
large and airy apartments be built Rs
quickly as possible at cost not to OK.
coed s25, 1000. Every dollar of that
amount, however, viii be needed to
build such jail as we require"
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?.ss. Gats.la's Great illusion

Direct from tho folies licrgcro Theatre, Paris.
and mover hcfogo exhibited in America. TINS
new illusion IA Known ~ LOTS WIFE. on
TIM PILLAR Ov SALT" Az readers Of the
bible viii remember sh0 was commanded no 1
10 look back. but Hho did, and was instantly
changed into pillar Of salt. The sun had
Just rlstn when lot entered the neiFhUoring
Cuy 81 seRnE lhcu the Lord raincd down
from heaven FIRE ana birthstone aud utterly
destroyed those two wicked cities, with aft
their inhabitants. OHthe site where those two
cities once stood b. now the Dead sea, q sui
phutont lake. which intecta the air around,
and 10 carefully summed by man and beast
Tho Transformation scenes executed during The
exhibition OF this Illusion are beautiful 10 bo.
hold and illustrate the story perfectly.
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GrOup of Church Authorities.

We recently stated that Bother Jas.
Crockweli, photographer, was about
TO produce pictorial representation Of
the general authorities Of the Church,
comprising leaders who have uied In
the faith since 1880 up to date, as well
M those now living. II also embraces
the present Presidents OF Stakes, and
various Church officers. The like
ncssos are 100 In number. They are
beautifully grouped, and the whole
makes very attractive and interesting
picture. The portraits are the product
OF the photo.gravure process, and are
excellent. The design OF the grouping
was submitted by Brother Crockwell
to the First Presidency, who expressed
satisfaction with II. The entire picture
is 2S inches long by "a inches wide. IL
IL now on sale and doubtless will find
numerous purchasers.
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LOCAL BgEylTIES.

UPto3 o'clock this afternoon not snli-
tarv arrest had been made by the police
force today.
TuE City Council will meet again TO-
night and continue tho work Of revising
tie city ordinances.
TIM fall races have been postponed un-
III Thursday noxt. owing to the small at.
tendance Of spectators.
TifE city police force and members OF
the fre department will DO paid their sal
AIRY for services rendered during the pros
ent month, tomorrow.
MAnnfAaE licenses wero granted to-
day TO James n. Chambers, aged ~
aud Mary A. Maguiro, aged rs, both of
Murray, 10 John u. Jones, aged ~. and
Alice HUMPHREYS, aged Il, both OF Salt
Lake.
THERE was no police court this amor.
noon and Justice koaler spent his time
In the discussion OF politics with PATROL
man Howells, tho big colored police.
man. For tlmo tho conflict wngod
warmly and II was generally conceded
that tho dusky peace officer was the
better talkor.
THIS In tho last week Ia which you can
register for tho coming election. Tho
registration officers are sitting as board
OF correction and rcviow In tho building
Joining the Theatre on tho west IL you
are registered, soc that your namo II cor
rcotly spelled and that your initials arc
all right. II you have moved into an.
other precinct, make sure that your name
has been properly transferred.
A coon many Inquiries arc being
made a. 10 when Governor Thomas will
have his annual report ready. Whom
a4kOd by n MINIS fopOrter In REGARD to
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Picturesque American play presented BY a
Company OF unusual strength.
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NOTICE.

GEALED BIDS WILL RE RECEIVED ny
- Tho undersigned, az room .. city Hall.
saltLike CITY, Utah Territory. un 20 u O'Clock
noon, honcny, September l1lh, ltll, Tor the sale
Of ~ shares ~ stork OF the alt Lake City Gas
company, 9 corporation organized aud eNiaung
under the laws OF the Territory OF utnh, said
stock being the property OF Sal, Lake CITY cor.
poratiou.
Zach Ind shan be accompanied by a deposit Of
A. least ten per cent, OF the purchase price,
which amount shall be forfeited 20 >aitfake
City " tho bidder talls to cutnuy with tln terms
OF liis bid alter the award n made 10 him.
Terms OF sale eash,upon confirmation OF sAle
by the city Council.
Iho right 10 reserved to reject any aud all
bid.
by order Of the Ciiy Council u SAT- Lake
Ciiy, made Tuesday, September 2ith, isn2.
q. T., ~ ANrON
u.Nd CIV lie st.rter
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Welded.

We announce with pleasure the
marriage Of Miss Amelia Cannon,
daughter u President George q. Can.
non, to Me-. William Henry Chamber.
lain, Jr., Of the Fifteenth Ward, which
took place at Logan, on Wednesday,
the 18th Inst. A reception is prepared
for the happy pair nj Cannon'a Home,
on Friday evening, when the Cannon
Musical Club will give grand con
cert. We wish our young friends all
the happiness that married life can
afford, IN time and in eternity.
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SEALED PRnposAla

ofituh OF rnE npsIip ~ ptuLtc wouEs,
AT Inkctiy Utah. sept. u, 10
70 teliraeforslor Sfreei Par.n5s
tAi.hb PROPOSALS WILL ne RE.
oeNen unit O'Clock pm. Of Nonday,
SSHnaf "a lsal. ior tho'wofs Of srse.ne.
.u.n,ins ahd paving with stone niocksni. e..
pna,tua hh Of last Temple street, bow cen
nrogin Temple and Fouiih sou.n street. IN
ialns .l.uict No. ? alaD ~ % ftt South
queer, bety cen West Temple and slate
s,oe's y IN favinr District Nd. ~ AMI Second
sesti citest, tetvocn Wet aompie sure
aannun 9,hte street IN Favng nistri't 80. 5 ~
Sa,t 'ase 'hy. There vii be about .i,to0
s s,ie, Mas 81 grading. 1900 linear feet u
.u.nihE, lo,VlO square yarda Of stone block
naN.einoht end ABOUT ~ 90 fquato yards Of
h-phallnm pavement 70 be laid
speelhcatons hni forms q contract and
.enng logclhcr VI h fuliin4iructions to bidders,
VIII Le lufnli he'd on Application.
Aidress board Of Public works, No. lot
SCUM Naiu street. salt l.ake city, utsh.
bids.
~ order Of the BOARD.
A. H. DOnEMUs, q, L. HAISTs.
wy hnSiaecr. Chairman.
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nAnI.hre ANn nrocIla
SEW roRg sroCKs
49,. 60 u.s.H
ON AT IL -.

bAouLrr. - AZ Union. salt Late County,
Sept an. lsa,. Grace nagulcy. Of paraiysli.
She wa the wife Of Thomas raruloy ana the
mother of nine children. i've ct whom have
preceded nor TO the spirit world. and four r.
main 10 mourn her los. Deceased was born
At washington, near Alircion. pcrbyahirc, May,
ia. She kopt tho conference house at Not.
hnFham, England, Tor some year. prior 10 her
departure for America She was a consistent
Latter day saint -fCoN.
Mllenmial star. pleaan cnnv.
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Gold and Silver Mining Go.

Articles Of incorporation OF the
Greenleaf Gold and Silver Mining
Company were filed in the oiilce Of
Territorial Secretary Sells today. Tho
company is organized for the purpose
OF establishing general mining and
milling business In the Territory Of
Utah with headquarters nj Eureka.
The inoorpoators and subscribers Of
nlock are:
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NOTICE.
We'll Annie Mining and Milling Co. principi
llnnn nf Lm-InN.a. MN I.HL. NM IIuH

We'll Annie Mining and Milling Co. Principal
place uf business, alt Lake CITY. Utah.
NOTICE rs hEUEBN OWEN, THAT AT
~ meeting OF the hoard % Directors
held on tho s,th DAY Of September, A, u i.l2
By nnd With the consent OF the atockHu .dprs, n
assessment No, ~ " sN ful cents per share
was levied on he capital ftous ct tho company
payable 20 George swan, Ircnutcr, AZ room
80. 8, Deaetut National Hank building salt
Latc iiyt Utah, before November It, lfHl
Any stock upon which thia assessment may
fclraih unpaid on the lot dAy OF November,
lsl4, Or uorcsaid, VIII be delinquent and nd.
Ncrihcu Tor safe, az public auction, and uuless
payment Il made before, viii DO solo on Thur
Gay, the spth day NJ November. lsJl, Mt 2 O'Clock
., ~, to pay delinquent assessments, together
Win the cost Of advertising and oNprnFc OF
sale. join :. NEHIkEIl, secfetarv.
Dated SAT- Lake CITY, september gYth lsl.
flof
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HOusewarming.

A number Of the personal friends OF
sir. and Mrs. Thomas Hull met nj their
enlarged residence Ia tho Fifteenth
ward and enjoyed their company and
hospitality. The occasion was u
"nousewarming." The family real.
dence has been 70 EXTENDED aud im.
proved that II is virtually new place,
M elegant, oommodious and pleasant
h lme, NJ well arranged that every.
Thing 10 coveniont, pleasant TO the eye
aud harmonious TO the artistic sense
All present congratulated Brother and
Sister Hull on their possession OF such
= dwelling and thoroughly enjoyed
the festivities 81 the occasion.
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Mec.Ing ofpemeeratIc cluh..

NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-rhe big con.
vcntlon OF the National Association "
Democratic clubs, which viii begin In
the Academy Of Music on Tuesday,
will ne called 20 order by eX-Liouten.
ant Governor Black OF Penhsylvania
and General Patrick a. Collins Of Bos.
ton will be- permanent chairman. 10 j.
announced at the headquarters OF the
reception committee Tint both OK.
President Cleveland aud Adlal Stew.
enson viii be present at tho Academy
Of Music ami the Tammany aud Nil N
halls, are engaged for overflow meet.
inge.
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TTNHE SOUTHERN WHITE LEAD
is manufactured entirely from tho
best rehaed Pig Lead, and Ia ground In
Pure Linsesd oil, RA as the company
manufacture only STRICTLY PuRE, par
ties buying White Lead branded South
en- Company" are absolutely sure sa
obtaining PERFECTLY PURK ARTiu.n.
For Sale BY all Dealers II Whits Lead
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4 Chiuaman Ia Chicago Applies for
Certificate Of Residence.-
Excited Celcsiials.
THE WIDOW OF pAsnELL SERIOUS
~ 1T.
BY 1deusph to the Nsw.
rur aEany Acr.
An Intelligent Lithuanian Dcfcs tie
six Companies.


six Companies.
CHICAGO, Sent. %. - Charley Kee,
one OF the most intelligent Cinnamon
in Chicago, this morning denod the
cdlct Of the Blk Companies aud made
application Tor cert ficato Of residence.
The application was the fret fled In
this district under the Geary act.
There was great excitement In
Chinatown today over the reported
arrest In Detroit OF Sam May, a
Chinese merchant residing here, o.
the charge OF smuggling. May wns
arrested In company with n white ma u
named Il. l.. Montgomery suspected q
having struggled two Cinnamon
across the border.
Montgomery In alleged 10 have con-
fessod that he IL In the employ of
syndicate which has been smuggling
Cinnamon into the State from all
points.
Treasury Agent St1ne received three
certificates TO-DAY VI Cinnamon return
ing from the Flowcry kingdom, be-
lieved 10 be fraudulent.
The Cinnamon who held these
certificates were stopped at Niche on
the Canadian border.
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WAsuISuTos, Sept. ga verdict
OF suicide was rendered by the cofo-
nor's jury In the inquest on the body
OF w. Il. Canaday. 10 settle the dis
pute between the city and the Stato
authorities at Detroit, the surgeon.
general viii have additional inspectors
appointed to enforce the quarantine
there between the United States and
Canada.