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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

A section gung Oh the Philadelphia,
Wilmington ana Baltimore Railroad
yesterday wer0 attracted to a bush
lOtalong tbs rath leading to OglGtown,
and shcrt dist nee from Stanton, by
Il pack OF crows and ba22ards. Their
examination resulted in the finding of
a badly decUmppsed body OF sup.
posed white man. from which there
arose siekeninH stencil The body
VIVA only partly clothed, having on
undertaking and Il blue jumper The
clothes appeared as though some one
had attempted to remove them. Tho
body lay within 20 feet Of the road.
Tho mon tolegraphad Of the CHASTITY
llnG to Deputy Coroner Palmer, who
sent a wagon to the place TO bring the
body here. 1t is 80 badly decnmpoeed
as to DO unrecoGIizabe. 1t Is impos.
sible 70 tell whether the man met a
foul or natural death. The body must
havo been among tho bushes for two
weeks. 1t was buried to-day.
There is some probability OF the
dead nun heing Jacob Bonneyileld, a
Simple minded German who escaped
from tho County almshouse four weeks
ago
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

First race-Slx and one-half fur.
longs. Chauncey first, Arizona sec.
ond, Richal third. Time, 1850.
Second race Four and one-haf fur,
longs: Sweet Alice first, Sawdust sec.
ond, Tommy Brophey third. lime.
.56DlS.
Third race-SIx and one.qgarter fur.
longs. Maggie Beck first, Grand PriS
second, A. o. II. third. Time, 1857
Fourth race-One mile. Uncertainty
first, Philora second. Bellsarius third
Time. LAG.
Fifth race Ono half a mile. Small
Hopes first Ixion second, Charmit
third. Time, 81.
Sixth race-Five furlongs. Little PHI
first, Irregular eecond, Prince PoytoI
third. Time, 1.04.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

The weather is ripe and
our stock of Fall Clothing
is ready. We can't afford to
play second fiddle-our pc.
sition is at the head of the
column, leading in assert
ment, quality and modest
prices.
Fall Suits CT Unfinished
Worsteds in single and dou.
b!e-breasted, with lots OF
other stylish garments III
Cheviots, Clays, Worsteds,
Diagonals, Homespuns, Cas-
simeres and others, are here
and await your coming.
We have a whole floor re.
served for Overcoats in light,
medium and heavy,weiehts.
Our Boys and Children's
Departments are well taken
care of and are stocked with
the best of everything for
the little fellows. .....
Store open every evening
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

Tho United States District Court hns
appointed Spottswooa Garland re.
celver for the railroad contracting
firm OF Thomas II. Cornell and com.
pany, doing business in this city at
Seventh ana Market streets. The
ncmbers Of tho firm are The mus IL.
Council, of this city. and Mr.. Doug.
lass, OF Baltimore. The firms ila-
bilities arc placed at 81. 800 and the as
sets at slO0G0, The appointment OF
the receiver is by mutual agreement
and to elect dissolution OF partner.
ship.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

Governor Reynolds will probably Of
Ter an additional reward OF $500 for the
arrest OF the murderer of Edward
Begley. Last evening the Police Com
mission, through Chief Dolan, com.
municated with tho Governor In rola.
ton TO the matter. 1t Is believed the
Governor will look favoruly upon
such an important matter and grant
the increase. With this amount,
Alexander DanriIge's arrest will be
worth $3.50 to the informant.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

We tEnve Just received lots of now Goods
new primes new cVhpulntcd peaches
new hprif7'ts; I'll new goods, I'VE Will
nave our new Irish 'luiCr on This romtnu
steamer, Will lie here Tomorrow. tlui
srIddle cake Hour and now honey only
l"r per pound On pounds for g5c; finest
honey from Ecntlnman'4 place near the
! cltN; come IA ANA sec II; pounds rurnnIy
C pIlr ilUnr Sa'es iucI ease every dHy; =.
/ tnge OF Hour Tor 25c; N ondtIfui; So are
/ hfsr barrels OF Hour NJ SG15 Hnuseifrep.
ers SHOULD lay In their Hour while il is 81
heip. 'aur special cull nnCkurcl aaG
ucw shaf. Good butter and fresh csps
are our spec ATTY. Have you tried ouT
llt<s.c1tca coeparut at 1Oc5 IIu q Won
t!fd our Tito eu'lee at aicf Is drive.
,nuo ~ and s'e uIiF TOW Enols al r. N
| WILltE. / mn NM I L.Ig s. rnn1a alii.fiI ;
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

EoR REN'i-Thrca communicating
II rooms suitable Tor Hight house keep
Ing, Mt 5li latnall street s2t.2it
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

Mr. and Mira. Adam Dayctt have re.
turned from their summer visit to tile
old homestead IN Poucldor Hundred
ana although thoy are both over 81
years oil age, they ave enjoying good
health Tomorrow evening they Will
""4,br1lo tho iitty.tifth anniversary Of
Their marriage at their residence No.
SOL Monroe street, AMI II very pleas.
ailf grf"ttng Of thu Eildrenun,l grand.
= ltlIan Is antIelnatnl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

Before tho Municipal Court this
morning Harry Mciioown aud William
Murray wore each lined - and costs
for vaErancy.
William Jones imhlbad too freely OF
Front street red eye, and bong dis.
pnierls soon frll INTO the hands o; an
oillcar lie was fined - and costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

Tho ladies of the First NJ. p Church,
Seventh street below Walnut, will
give an oyster supper In the lecture
room OF tho church on Friday and
saturday evenings, Sep. Goth and
3Uth. Benefit of the Board OF Stew.
ards. Admission 20 cts, including
supper.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

Rev. Mr.. RetclI preached in Kings
wood NJ. II. Church on Monday even
Ing, and in the prayer service which
followed several persons proiessed a
change Of heart. Rov. Mr.. Dula-
ny was delighted anu pronounced
the work glorious, particularly as it
was dull evenl ng.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

Deputy Coroner Palmer Will hold on
Inquest this evening over the body oil
Hester Brown, who died at the iIompn
pathte Hospital, from burns received by
q lam p being thrown at her at the cornei
OF Eighth ana Tatnall last Thursday
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

Al meeting of tho Official mem-
bers OF Asbury NJ. l.. Church on Satnr-
day ever ing. 1t was decided to extend
q call to Rev. Mr. Dulany, OF kings-
wood NJ. L. Church to become their
pastor by vote of II. 10 10 fer Rev.
Il. Watt. OF Milford. and for Rev. ].
L. Otis. OF Uraudywine.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

heavy shower OF rain fell between
five and six O'clock last evening which
fairly deluRed the strects and eau sed
qnite on overflow In different sections.
The new sower at Seventh and Monroe
streets was Inadequate to carry off the
water and this morning piles OF sand
covered the pavement
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26
IllISI)

HhRRloTr-On Sept. 25th 1893. George
ester infant son of William II. and
Ella Harriott
Funeral TUESDAY 2Gth inst, nj 4 n. m.
from his parent residence, 18TH street
above Woodlawn avenue. lutcrmcnt at
Mi. Salem. "
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

fof cramps, palii-. rh9ile. dlarrhpa,
sHolera ana kidney diseases h"adache,
&C, use Dr. Simms' Pain .,gnrrrsr n
relieves and cures at once Dsp1t cd
King street. Wilmington. Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

The Prudentia, an English bark OF
$4,000 tons burden, IL loading with
oil at Marcus Hook, and will clear this
afternoon for foralgn port with her
cargo, which Ia In bulk.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26
STOCK MARK 1T.
REPORTED ny ...
THE HODGES COMMISSION co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
BRANCH OFFICE, 81. MARKET ST.,
MILMINGTON. DEL. -


Stocks grain ana provisions bought OF
sold Tor cash or on margin of per cent.
or more. Commission, ( to buy aud d ia
soil. Deposits received, Interest allowed,
COrrt. pondonCc invited.
Private wires 10 New York and Chicago.
liaily market circular mailed on applI-
cation,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

Powell has on his stall In the Third
street market sea crocus, black fish,
sea lass, white fish, trout, cod fish,
fresh macierel, cat fish, etc. Cali
early
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

i
Filomena Luciano, is a sister to the
outraged girl. The prisoner Is her
father. She testified that on TINT Snt
nrday Ruilae!a came To her house cry
ing, This was about 1850 O'Clock.
W len questioned as to the cause OF ner
grief she refused TO give any replf
Aitelward she stated what had occnr.
red. Witness saw her father that day.
Inc lather was apparently frightened
lie stated that he came tn The house
to take Raflaala home with hun. Ilo
took her homo, but tho girl ran away
! from HIN. She appeared afraid OF
her parent. Tho father went away
again in live minutes. She did not
sec him again that day.
Her mother had not been in the
house two months previous to the
time OF the assault.
On cross. eXaIntnatIon she denied
/ that her father and she quarreleds iust
before sho was married. She Gcknowl-
edged having met Il man In near by
house, but her lHther did not punish
her for doing so.
Mr.. Nandegrift was irving to show
| that anlmosity existed on the part OF
the witness toward hgr father, tho pris-
oner
The witness was dismissed.
IhE flkl SDNisk bt.Nl Eb THE ASSAULT.
Amelia Gizannl was able to answer
the questions without the aid of tho
! Interpreter. Witness remombered the
/ day the child camo to tho house. She
was crying aud at first refused to say
what was tho matter Later she told
! of the crime. Tho child's brother.in-
/ law swore out tho warrant for the
| prisoners arrest.
Witness saw the prisoner at the hous q
and have hold OF the girl The Oh d
| looked pale. GenprOsso called Il a
witness aside and said he had not com
mitted any act ON his child. Ho stated
| to her then that he had bean looking
/ for his child The night before.
/ On cross-examination tho witness
admitted that she and the prisoner
/ had guarrelGd.
THE PRIspNER's ARREST.
Sergeant Shields testified to arrest.
1 hIg the prisoner. lIe first went to the
nome, on West Eighth street. lie
aftnrwHrd went to the prisoners home
aud arrested him. This was on Satur-
day, June II.
Carmins Dl Mare who had acted as
Interpreter during the morning was
placed on the stand for information
CONCERNING tho Christian names OF
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

When COIL cammalctd Yesterday
afternoon. heorg0 Moore. uoloreI
was sr'tereed 10 Hiup months in
pr!sonment lor committing a mar
uerous assault upon Hattie pgmlsen
HE caso o. the state vs.. l'eherus-r
n'huiul. Tor feIon.ous!y assaulttHg his
l0.yeaf-old daughter, R,Ifnella. Was
then taken up Eh!4 was tllo Iury en-
panied Jaus5 4. Morgan, foreman
Edward Noo!watd, GEORGE i. tlouJ,
james =. Moore, luon.us ( Porter,
James X montgomery. Eoiert Nom
eidiI' " Hllam Is. lties, William s
allison, james Il Davis, Charles
tLnnHten bnd harlcs A. BrvaIl
iHese Jurors wGll drawn but Chal.
,ehsed by the tale: W. Il. Har3luvc.
isaae +. Foreman Thomas j. liiler.
gtalu' IN. ). tumpbeA Geo Il,
DeloAnn were cha .hsugad uy the d..
Tense. Btcauze they Ind caagcl4HtIo,.s
scr"plos against capita! punishment
VIM. A. Lodge JohH OEonlrQ md
CEas. A. A1ls wele earu-nl. Alfred
j. Dnvldson had formed IN 0linlof II
the case anu he was oNrused iron
serving
Attorney General Nicholson tier
opened the case for the state IN i;
short adbress to tho july reviewing
Ihe facts OF tile case. He then calico
haiasIa kitaidie a young and fretty
daughter OF sunny Italy. Sh4 did pll
remember the day when tho ussan1
was committed, but It waa some tim.
In Juno. she sad she had leon u
Union IArk with FRANK SasHuer. Il
young color5d man and wien sna re-,
LiLrned home Aer father scolded hci
LOT being out. She told in detail OF
the ns sgult.
Inc gin, ief' the hoGse as soon as sht
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

Go TO Dr. ]. H. Srmms & Son, fU6
King street now, ior llr. Simms' fn.
nous White PHntpHte I3uHam. tho
lung rura. Gnd KIN. street. Elegant
medicine depot.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

Tomorrow promises to DO fair
and rather colder. Similar conditions
Will probably prevail OH IhurGday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

For fun. good side splitting fun. j I.
Williams Macy tomorrow night.
For those wishing music -Miss An.
ME Lewis. violnist; j. Y. Glissou.
tenor; Miss Martha lradtield, pianist;
VIII III. 3. Brown. accom- PIANIST.
These are the attractions ut the au-
ditorium Tonight.
Charles II Nevill OF the Young
Mems Christian Association, Philadel-
phln, says of Macy:
My DEAR MR. MACY:-You must 70.
serve Us an evening for tho coming
SO lsoa (your seventh consecutive
Selr, helieveI Oh our Association
-oHr-e.0 | have thought year after
yrar that IL would 10 neGe sary to lay
You aside Tor whi'c, but our people
never ccI-e to claiuur for Macy ST
name a date. and II you have nothing
new TO give us, Furnish up some OF
your ''ott told tales and come We
can stand them again"
Tickets ut l-ular,s up to 6 50 D. m.
OF the evening OF tho lecture. After
that time ut Tho Auditorium.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

:F- II goods nle not rs regre scntc come
10 me und | will allow all reasonable
| claims,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26


Coffee Pots, tin covers, Il
OTIS, 39c.; , DTS, 42c. Enam.
eled covers, u qts., 42c.; 2
OTIS, 45c.
Tea Pots, tin covers, 2
OTIS, 42c.; 3 qts., soc; A
qts., soc. Enameled covers,
2 qts., 45c.; 3 qts., 55c.; 4
qts., Csc.
u This is the genuine Hab-
erman Ware, the only enam-
eled ware that gives satisfac.
ton. We carry a complete
line Of everything.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

Look out Tor chilly weather and
have your heater examined. Frank A.
Mitchell, l02 W. 9Th st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

CALESMEN ANTi5D-Frcc PREPAID
y outiit. one OF our agents las earned
over $1,000 in live years, +. U Box 1871,
New York -;
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

Miss Grace usrdmnu, Of Newark
and Miss tlafa LdtaaHsR.. OF Haze,
corner, spent ) uHday with bIr5 James
Edmahson, at HHrmony Del.
Mrs. Lydia Ratleage OF Suverurook
Is visiting Mrs SallieD4selry. Of uet
Parker street Chester.
Miss Lille PsrEer lett Saturday 70,
me WORLDS filr, muauy!ng Mr.
and Mrs. John n. 10 is and Ms, .,Ii,
Jolls, OF Ailddletowu#
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26
A TIMELY WARNING.

Gen 8. the weather will soon be cold.
And those Columbian ChcyiUts be all
sold,
SO come in and leave your mould
hight away.
(And they're all pure wool. too)
You viii Ect big surprise,
That viii open up your eyes,
And you u mud there arc no lies
Ia what we say.
,And they have no cotton backs. either.l
II will pay you on the double,
And you i not regret the trouble,
And3plfl. iini Our al no bubble
Filled with aiE
NO cotton mixtures, and are very attrac-
ttyel
lfyou,i call and have n glance,
1hey re notify goods Tor suits or
pants.
Then yoaIl not misi this chance ..
For fifteen dollars.
They re low-pricod. but not low quality.)
Once for al we warn each male,
VINO has heard Of thia great sale,
lie Will IND himself in jal
IL he's shabby,
And yOn'll never become disguised
with one Of these @
COLUMBIAS CHEYIOT SUITS.
Made to your measure, any style coat
YOU wish for
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

{ NOAL-nest Lehigh Tor fami y usc. All
" coal kept under cover in sci l.scrnpn-
lag bins. JOlINM. SOLOMON, Office, No.
w, Third vt. Phones liz aud va, jel8
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26
|. Lewis ROW
4l3 KING STREET. -


w AN1r D. - good plr;s, white and
w rolorrI, want places for homework.
cooking aIli ChHmbur WORK, . USpcri-
enced hCusckeepers want situntlons,good
reteFehte; \ wlitc man wants to work on
II tafu and live in tenant house; II CdlOrcd
man wants situation. waiting OF driving.
Apply Al iln'ington Intelligence Onlcc.
sU5 ShiplCy street, IL
JITANTEb--At T0ih Market street, n
" strong err1ud boy; also colOrod
houseman aud girls for general house
WORT. Norris q Co. Fidelity Employ
mont Agency. II
w ANTED-A Young white girl TO
w make herself generally u-cful
about II restaurant Apply at No. 4CG
King street. s4G-2tS
w ANTFn-Furnfshed room porma-
w nent for housekeeping. by "A young
married couple, near 9th and Market
s reefs Terms must be moderate ID.
Frltcs, iGh Intnall street. s2Gltt
w houscwork. at No. 9l3 Washington
street. s2j.8t
C,ALESMEN wANTED-Frco prepatI
- outfit. ono OF our agents las earned
over $1,000 in live years. r. U. Box 1871,
New York s!G
EoR REN'r-Thrce communication
IL rooms suitable Tor light house kcep-
Ing, nj 5li atball street s2G.2ft
LpR SAIE-h good work horse at
II HenirickHon coal yard. 10Th and
Kali Dad avenue. s!G-Stf
EHpR SAI.E-Blucll hair cloth parlcr
SUIT. with walnut frame. in II Sc two
iuor tbs. Can he ind at half price. Apply
Mt i)i East 9TH street. IL
1 nor SAl.E-Guat and horpees yontIc
i, and nice driver. 2iO Fast Fifth
street. s96-gtl
40 ARDlNG Pheasant rooms with
- board. suitable for married couple
OF single gentlemen. a07 East Filth
street. Sat-6tf
&QSl Will buy good paying cash !
qpooO business, near r.. W. Il r.
depot. Address Merchant, this office, 5tS |
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

Gtths REPUBLICAN, oHos t5day. In the
shnde;
7o'e!ock' loo'elock; o'clock
~ 81 o. u
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

S.. 90 The best fitting,
,,7ru- best wearir G and
FhlCHl most satisfactory
LEATHER w WE can n, md a.. any y :
SH0ES. this price. Have
you ever worn
or seen them ? Either
Lace, Congress or Bluch-
ers, Derby, Piccadilly Plain
or London Toe, all sizes
and all widths. Lover
grades at s. and 81 and
the best VIC carry at 5000.
Our Shoe trade increases
all the time, as everyone
who buys and wears them
finds out that we mean
what we say-to sell the
best shoes to be had for
the money anywhere.
Shoes for boys and little
boys made just like mems,
which plcases the little
fellows, and at prices to
please everyone who wants
a good article at moderate
prices.
JAS. L. MULLIN Il Son,
Clothing, 9th & Market,
Hats, Wilmington,
Shoes. Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

We are not 80 busy hut what we can
repair or pH ye.i IN new heater. L
A. MltcL0ll, 1Oa W. 9TH st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

I1OARDING = Pleasant rooms with
- board. suitable for married couple
OF single gentlemen. 207 East Filth
street. sn6-Btf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

RIILhlNG BRICk-An grads Ia anv
II quantity. JOHN ". SOLONIOS
uilice, No. West Third street.
Phones llG and 20S, ,eta
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-26

c. W. williams Zig Company OPEN
ed their engagement at the New Peo.
PIES Theatre last evening before a
very largo md appreclntlve audience
Tho performances is undoubtedly one
OF the best of the kind that has ever
been presented IN this city. every ar
list being the best that could be had
They were all well received.
The appearance OF tho bewltching
lie. NADIA Reyvul was looked for with
Interest, and at her appearance was
heartily npplauled. The reason of
this WAS on account of her costume
Icing of the finest quality and the
decorations were maize up OF colored
electric lights, This Ia Il feat that has
never DO II successfully carried out in
| this country beiOre. This artist Is
most bewitching and will continue o
he Il drawing card of this combination
during the engagement here. which
lasts tonight and to morrow after
| noon and evening,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

An the trnnsconiinrntal lines except the
Canadian Pacific have agreed TO restore
passenger rates January I.
II Is reported that New York capital
iHts are considering now railroad be-
tween Salt lake and Los Angeles.
General Freirht Agent Alyord, of the
Jacksonville Southeastern. bhs resigned,
HIS successor Inns not yet been appointed,
The receivers Of the Northern Pacific
railway havn been authorized 10. pay
The interest on The first mortgage bonds
which become due January I.
The Trunk lane and Central Traffic ns,
focntlon have agreed 10 restore the fun
| tariff rates on all rlnsscs which were III
e0er, prior TO November 2S last.
The compositions carcer Of The Chicago
SOuihenstcn, better known ne The Md.
land. is npt 10 be ended by its absorption
into The Lake Frie md Western.
Reports from ihe railroad commission.
crs Of Ohio, completed recently. show
illt not ono passenger WIS killed IN the
state during the year ending November
10. 1888
Andrew Borland. formerly contracting
agent " the Guif, Colorado md Santa
10 OF New York has accepted similar
/ position with the Interstate Dispatch ~
the same city.
w. II. 1'e has boen appointed general
| baggage agent Of tho New York, Ontario
/ and Western. with Office at Franklin
street ferry, New York. Ia place VI r.
w. Saith, resigned.
l. u. Futy0ye, superintendent N The
| nprflern division Of The Ccniral Vermont
| has been offered tbg position " general
| experimentation Of ihe Bale dep Chaluufs
railroad o. Quciec.
Frank Rinearfqn. d brother u General
| Passenger Agent liinearsgn " tho Qneen
and Crefrsni. las been placed ln cbargc
| az Inc advertising department Of the Gin
cinuad, Hamilton aud Dayton
n n. Huntington, first assistant 20 The
incident " file Southern Pacific and 4
nepbew NJ Coils T. Huntington. has been
rltaen president 81 The Ceutul Pacific
h. s1ectsd Lizard Stanford. deceased
M, Tnion Paoidc receivers have con
,,,,.t,d with thp Colorado Fuel sud irOf
eant,snr FOR the delivery Of 10000 tom
| n 1feI rails. Tic rails wlll BE- fnndi
an Pueblo. swing employment 10 lJO'
mci.
Atomcy General Little II Kansas ha
/ ,,ti0.d tho Missouri kansas and IrIo
rsiiWar that January / le will bring hl
ione Threatened suit 10 have the road
cbaisef nnnullel for violation Of n
ngrecmenia
The Columbus, Shawnee md Hoelglni
raiiWar and sandussg and 1plnmbu
short line railway aios.khOldrrs agree'
toSsv 10 sons9lldnte tlpese roads, an
! naree the pew one Columbus, sanduaki
and Hooking.
lanes Z. HanneTan. late rrnersl ficke
add aa8seufssf FTtlt N M NHtlllf'ot
rlar R1l-ir a1l -ofilsia' haf $500
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24

a Sie'la, ~" Nv, oist s,vs. The
worlI tbis morninr says:
"V y,,,i ''''s - az, r.,r tbe affairs
WIN ING ilh; SloS' T y, Nh ana santa Fe
railroad s company aggd h1 Min iEp papers ali
critical e s,aE IA anu nurpSsc an hours work
drawn aot ,b ,''a sysiSm follow the example
III as "a s many W. great lines in the near past;
in slipping away frS% t9 he assaults Sins of al
pressing creditor, ne .,laiye .n IN rb9rge
court, with friendly reeylNSs'S N ~ 81
'srhe death Of George g. Mag2 ,bat iI ~.
night will probably u'''''''"'
Ihe rae o t &, 70 foreign security holders,
c ea5 tnS 81 interests are congratulated j.
a. Engiish house Of The Barings repre- E.
Intel an his side hy Barng' Magouih ny @