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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-23

Having. decided to stop farming / VIII
sell at pubic sale at my residence on the
Lancaster Pike, in Mill Creek hundred, /
mile south OF Hockcssiti, near Brackin-
vile. on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 2. 1899,
AT L. O'Clock. NJ, sharp.
IN 3Horses No. /. Harry. bay
Ky L geldihg, quiet and kind in all
Kinds OF harness. No ., Kate, bay mare.
quiet, will work in all kinds of harness.
No. J, Scnan, iron gray gelling, quiet in
single or double harm Sc, good driver.
These horses are fearless of steam cars.
electric cars nIid bicycles They are
worthy the attention OF any one wanting
"A good reliable horse.
II Head of MIX or Butter Cows. I5Tp
some fresh and others close spring. MI
ers. 2-yoar old heitcr will he Ia profit in
tapril, one young stock bull HolStein and
Jersey breed, quiet and gentle. Dairy
men wanting cows for either purpose
can iind them here.
Farming Implements, consisting of one
laf'n wagon. horse cart, buckeye glass
feed era ip driil, Buckeye mower. horse
rake, plows, iron cultivators. one with
covering attachments. twin harrow ana
CHAIN, No. 3 baldwin hay aud fodder cut
ter with belt wheel, sled and tongue, milk
wagon nearly new, market dearborn,
buggy, carriage pole straps and yoke,
double and snrtctrrc.2 short singleirees.
2scts OF lam harness, SGT cart harness.
sci dearborn harness. set buggy harness.
sets piow harness. brides collars, double
and single lines straps sleigh bells eX-
tension ladder, COW chains. grain cradle,
Iscythes, forks. shovels. picks, Eoes IRON
post spade, stone sledgc, wedges baskets,
berry boxes, l-2 hushel and halt-pcrk
measure, 300 beam anl peas l0i feet ID
inches rope, double and single ptfiloys,
frame for circular saw with manual LOT
OF bags, corn 10y the hushcl
ilairy EiNtuies duzvn good milk pans
Rcld butter worker. one chuln and
stand, bhcltcts. straincrs = butter coolers.
: 20 iuld 20-qunrt milk cans, ucrts of
wheat IN the ground, and many other ar
ticlts not mentioned.
TcrHls-Ail sums OF s25 and under cash
All over that amount a credit OF u months
wall he gtven hy the purchaser giving
bahkhtlc note with an approved cndor-
scr or per cent. oil for cash on ull credit
sums. II stormy will sell in the dry.
JOHN PASCiIAI.L
Jas. q. Robinson. AlIct. Chandler, Clerk.
A DMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL.
"A ESi ATE Hy virtue Of an order of
the Orphans Court OF the state of Del
awHle, in and for New Castle County,
t4tAut on the (, IN IuV nj ,Iuui0FN. A
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-23
KENNARD & co.,
623 Market Street..

| We want you tc
read this advertise.
ment carefully. IT
MAY INTEREST YOU.
To-day we make
our final offering in
fur trimmed gar
lnents.
Best of cloth.
Best of fur.
Newest styles
this season S only.
Not an old gar
Iment in the entire
line.
Astrakhan Fur,
.Cheviot Cloth, halt
silk lined. Sold this
entire season at $13
and were among
the best values Of
fered i'll this or any
other market.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-23
Butcher, photographer, 7so Market.

Sen Auben Registered Brand, &c
cigar speaks foritsef. Durstcin, No
5 +. End.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-23

a lttle ts.#ssiet. WlIeA 10 lu.c alftmtn
nan. il j, es.nl 81. .sts,s, al diuieuitY from
a'taga a. ra'ei ait "a Otherwise
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-23
ON FRIDAY,
THE 2aTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1893,
At o'clock. p. m,

The following described real estate, viz;
All that certain mcssuage, plantation
or tract OF land, situate. lying and being
in APPOINTMENTS hundred, New Castle
county, aforesaid, founded ana described
as follows, that Ia to say:
BcHthning ut u blue quarry ST one, being
the corner now made between these
premises and other lands OF James "
Moore nom thence with other lands OF
said Moore and binding Herewith, south
eighteen degrees east one hundred und
ninety one perchcs to a stake in the
soulheriy branch Of liaugmans creek,
being corner for these premises and
other lands OF said Moore thence up said
branch ard binding with the watercourse
thereof and with lands Of William aud
Edward Webb to II stake i'll the said
branch corner for said Webb thence lray
ing said branch and through the woods
north titty-tive degrees west Ave and two.
tenth perchcs TO II stone i'll said woods
e1ruer Tor these premises and lands OF
yrus Polk, thence with lands of said
Cyrus Polk north fifty degrees west sew.
enty-onc ind elght-tenths purchcs to u
corner i'll the centre OF the State rOap
leading from tantwcll's Bridge TO Black
bird, thence with said road toward Cant
wcl's Bridge north forty-six degrees cast
ntnety-iwo and siX-tenthS perchcs to a
corner In said road, thence north thirty
three degrees cast thtTtY.fouF psFchCs 10
a corner IN stid road. aud from thence
north twcnty-clght and q quarter degrees
east eighty-siN and si8-tenih lbs perches to
II corner in said road, corner for these
premises and other lands Of said Moore,
ana herewith south ciEhty-seven und a
halt heIrc east forty.sIx and three
tenihs pcrchcs to the frst-mentiun
stone and place Of beginning. containing
one hundred and eighty seven acres and
one hundred spuat" pcrcAcs exclusive Of
roads, be the same more or less. with a
two.storied stGl,e ana brick dwelling and
kitchen and out houses thereon erected.
Seized and taken iii execution as the
properly OF Henry III. Appleton and Han
nah NJ. APP, ttou, his wire. and TO DO sold
by PIERCE GOULD, sheriff
Sherih Office, Wilmington, Del, Jan
uary 10 1903 ITO
SllERifINS SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
~ writ of leyari Facias. to me directed.
viii be expressed to public sale at the hotel
- A'tNaltder Maxwell, i'll Middletown, III
Delaware,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-23
WEDNESDAY,. FEBRUARY s, 1899,


at the Court House. in tho city OF VIII.
ihinglon. the following dcscrihrd real cs-
tate. ate OF Ellen Nc atiel,y, deceased,
10 wit.
No. 1. a certain lot, with 2-story frame
dwelling tn, reon situate in the said city
81 llmington, on the northcrly side or
ltohluspn street, between Poplar uul
Lombard streets, at the distance of IGT
feet from the eu#cTly side OF Poplar
street. having front Of IL tcet on Robin
son street aud a depth OF O. feet inches
raiallt " II PnElAr street. known as Ne.
"a lohlHson street.
No. :. certain lot with iwo-siGry
ffame dwelling thereon, situate III
the sltid city Of Wilmington ON the east
eIly sidsol Orange street between End
lad 3r'. STREETS mt the distance OF Is feet
from The sotithcrlS side OF Porier's Alley.
harnB i front pi ID feet on Orange So,
hIll y @epih OF W feet, parallel with BID
street Ia an alley, known us No. nj
Orange strCuf.
Attendance will he given and terms
made known by Security ! rust and safe
deposit Co. AdmInistratt y. r.tn. on,
BENJAMIN. AlEhns, Its attorney.
Attest; { oien Ferguson. clerk oi the
Orphans Cont.
l., w. Stilbnn, A. SIM Ai,ra iIg "a "a M
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-23
ON THURSDAY.
THE aGrn DAY OF JANUARY, 1909

At2 o'clock p. M.
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece of land
situate in Chrtstiana hundred, aforesaid.
bounded and do ,cribed as follows, to witt
u ginning At a point ON the northeast
erly side OF Pennsylvania avenue, ex-
tended, ut the distance OF ITO feet north
westerly from the westerly side of Wood
lawn avenue, extended at a corner IN line
OF land now or formerly OF Elentherd III.
Moore thence nortb@asIcriy by the line OF
lana III line at right augies to Peuna.
ave. ext5nded, 40 feet; thence northwest
erlN parallel with Pennsylvania avenue,
extended % feet to n point in line Of land
now or Formerly of Samuel II. Kelley;
thence thereby southwesterly parallel
with the first described line and in line
at right angles to Pennsylvania avenue,
extended, 40 feet TO point on the sud
northeasteriy side of Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. extended; thence thereby southeast
etly 00 rect TO the place OF beginning, be
the contents thereof what they may, etc
Seized and taken in execution rs tho
property of Elizabeth Kelley. wife 81
Samuel II. Kelley formerly Elizabeth
Muliett Samue. II. Kelley and rs, and
10 be sold by PIERCE GOULD. SherifI.
Sheritf's Diiice Wilmington. Dol. Jan.
D. 1893. 10
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-23

NEW CASTLE. Jan. 23.-IhtS city had
a trial of water famine on Saturday,
Wien tile watet had TO be turned oil 4
OH account OF 50 many breaks in the I
pipes. Many housewives whose 1
stoves bad boiier5 attached were com.
PEELED to let their fires 70 out and re-
sort to their summer oil stoves to do
their saturday cooking. The incon-
Venience. however, was felt most at
tie county jail which is heated by
steam. ts the heating apparatus had
to bo cooled OF, ior fear ul an explo-
sion.
Miss Elizabeth s. Chadbourne OF
Boston, gave d fine elocutionNry en-.
tertainmeat in the NJ h. Sunday
school room on Saturday evening. to
an appreciatiYe audience.
At the conclusion OF the program
the melubefs OF the church proceeded
to the parsonage, where Rev. JamoS
NJ. Nisa. III tuuir behalf, prese ted tie
pastor, Dr Martinuale. with hand
some couch. Dr. Martindaie respond
cd IN short speech. thanking tho
fnoiuJers for tsteir kiudGess.
W. {. BireIey, OF Frederick, Md, and
G, \. Warner. Of Baltimore, delegates
Is the \. ~ &. A, Convention in Wi
iniug on, ass!stei IN the services ut
the NJ. +. Church yesterday morning.
| At the close OF the ud'resse5 IL collec-
| ton ior tie Worn-out Preachers fund
and the members responded literally.
| Many stetghs were out yesterday but
the roads lad become very much wurn
/ / he snow was hailed with delight this
| morning.
Notices have been posted annouuc.
ing u. commons eleeti0u. which val
/ take place Oh SATURDAY next,
Several persons from this city at
tended lie Moody uud SanHey meet
| in;,- it! Wilmington yesterday.
Miss Il 'Eiim MaApuey Of Fhiladel-
phla spent SUNDAY 1T her home nore.
CO
We have show cases from 50 up
for sain at Barste!us, No. . East ;!nd
street; also = cigar pnmpGyj.
Aiita>etnsnts.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
The great and surcessful drama, en-
Titled "lncie'S Darling, was presented
ut tie Grand opera IioU5e, on ,atur-
day evening, to a e ui audience by
tie charming soHhtelte, llett!e Ter
mare lilso end Il Wen Gy!uppel com
FaHy. Ilie scenes OF the drama re pre-
sented some SCENE In the ruti1n ri
AlGska aud were tie lest of the kind
ever seen here.
Tue latest New \ DIRK laughing sue.
cess, chtitlGt sport AUAltisler. or
uiH OF the a4t, viii lie presented ut
t4lo Grand Jprgl House by thai we'll
known star, kubcrL Gaviur. assiste
! ~ II talented company Of a,tora aud
ae tesaes. iha piece IS a comedy con
stractCd for laughing pArl gaes only,
and the performances viii u lAa Same
as thdttwh.cil CltarEc,e lied its IGnat
the lhlOu IhpatIe New Noti city The
. star aHFt company haGo received the
I highest ptaiar WAer' ver they haze itil-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-23

9.ats mn Q - our mems Ia } :ps,
I'll SO l. n l.. Iaiiurs a. Ai4fheC
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-23
JOHN WANAMAKER.
DEGlSTER:S ORDER,
IL ksGisrtE.s OFFICE.
MN Castle cot MY, DEL,

I-DELlSlElt tiltill&it,
IL k.t.1sTta!'s OFFICE
MEN CASTLE CuuNTY. Del,
Upon the npn.leaIton or Har,
LStte Aitunlis rata OF T Ii iilz,,,
J. vita lnic 81 ChIstisrnR Hum
dl-d. lit SAID county deceased, il is Or
IL r. Il and IAret' ed by thn np,s istrr hat SID
Administrators aforesaid give notice OF
grHutinX OF Letters at mi4tietri,tion nm
Oh tht stfftc Uf the deceased wifltiiip dHte
OF grail ny thereof l,N tant3lrg llvt ri iea.
iHents To Ia ppstcd within foity daNs FROM
IN. dnt Of such letters in six oil the most
pHhitc places Ct the county 81 New Castle,
requiring All persons having demands
against the state To pres TT the same or
abide tS mn nrf OF \ sspmbly in such Clse
Hlttdr and PROVIDED lui also rtllfsethe
SAINT 10 'tr Inserted within the same per
cd IN the llAlif liEruBiIGAN Il VS.
paper published IN Wilmington, bel! ana
to be continued therein three weeks. te o.
~
il Given underline hand and seal
:. ui ullice al the lte@ister utoresait'
} n Wilmington, iH New Gnstia
toulttN aforesaid, ;he day ANA year above
J. %IEkiNs to0GH. Register.
MOTH l.=Spttuc hereby glNfal mt let.
ttrS OF Administration w,rrln uHCf0rm
ernHled Hliiothn unGeTsIgifrd,ou the iii
day OF Jnuuary a H., 1899, AMI tina ull
persons having claims against HE O.,
tittu of the licensed must present fht
on or lClorG Ian. sth, 80. Gl
attdc tie Act oil Assembly ia Sl.ail case
MARY l.YTIA.
Administrative.
Address, W Wilmington liel, il
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-23

HEtlFf'S SAifE--By virtue Of II writ
~ OF Lcyaria Facias, 10 n,e directed. viii
he exposed to public sale. M the Court
lie us, ON Market street between Tcuth
anu Eleventh streets in the city of VIII
mnHIou, New Castle county, Del,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-23
6 CO.,
G23 MARKET STREET.

SElEiIFtfs- SAEE-zBN VIRTUE OF A
- wrh al l.tNdii i'Hcias to me directed
viii be exposed to WIpiits sale At tht
curt iinH.S, on Market street hefwtrt
tenth anu Eleventh streets, in the i.ity I'll
Wilmington. sew Castle county, Del
ON TUESDAY,
THE list DAA@e,E JANUARY, 1874
At o5elori, y. M,
The following destriaesl reni estate. VIZ.
Nh mat certain TO utece or parcel al
iitnd Win as's;tty lreIt dwelling there
ut rrecte5i, etHnte IN the citN OF Nr4l
thlnIfOn' Ne" Cutie county, ia.
lh&inillnE nj "A poitt Hn the Iiortliarly
sine ulZ s"eA eHl5} street. iii the distance
westerly nf u tupt from tn westerly side
81 Harrison street ttIrnee northerly PA.
jLlei WAN Harrison street aud r4us-fIIu
a pTopaSCi three iEet ,gilic HIlevZ leatii=zn
INTO liai1 is"n silcct IL feet 10 II : isst
thente ttislcflS IaBtilcd Win &cveifh
street ielttt 10 II st,lHe the 20 SoltheTly
pEtttitei with Harrison street and cross
th8 i!le uituYe-liftntton, Il iilrfc feet wide
hlicA ntd passing through h. middle ot
4 e 9 NisIaii wall bptWt en- I il AMI the
adjoining house on tho ciSt litl feet to tile
atairSHn ss'ie 81 seventh street and
tttt.ilce Il creby westerly i tet.i 10 M
lttaee OF tteElithlhR, be the content there
al whit tlit = may.
etl1ei ana taken in execution as tho
PROPERTY Of Il tltiBm T. fa4gati and
riHfhmiI =. iagiurt, his wlft.mortgagofs,
aud j, II, tiCutd and to he 5 T.; hy
PlllttI GOULD, sheriff.
sEGtitla oiiirc, Wilmington bel, IAN
~, ~ iit
--ti1 -, 49,,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-23

A. l.. Ainscov a - are atttl reccis-
Ing hulne ilne pE4turs 5sieIs.-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-23

#pEBLIC SAI.i.-- win br sold ut public
shlr On the farm now occapipI hV
The subscriber, in Mill Creek Hundred
near lSianensi statioi Is. 4 o. H. H., on
tho road going from Marshallton TO stan
ton, on
MONDAY, JANUARY %. 1881
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-23
UN TIL lt~IlA -
THE 2trn DAY OF JAM Ni.Y, 1sl3,

- y : " jun II HI.
The following described read estate, viz:
All that riEHt, title aud interest In and
TO that certain lot, piece nr parcel OF
.hta With Ii two-stnry brick house there
enGite{ed, 7ttuate III the city of VIII
nlinsion. aforesaid.
beXialtihE at ii point on the northerly
sue OF ruth street between Monroe
an: Adams streets. mt tlia distance Of
III leet from tile eastcriy slNG OF Atiilin5
street; thrnct nurtucrly parallel with
Adams street 81 feet inches to il stake
ia " illlaln Pyle's line; thence along said
me ehsteliy para1lCl with FifIh street
10 loot to n stttkc; thence suutheriy and
parallel with Adituis street and passing
along The middle OF II two feet allay be.
tween this and the nEioining house &c
ieet INCHES to tlIs aforesaid side of
4 fiith street, and THENCE thereby wc5teT-
~ lsfrct to the place Of beginning, be
tue contents thereof what they may.
{ seized sUtti tuisCn IN execution rs the
property et William l.. Adams, James
smith and Maggie L., his lie, Eu-
Ha itilEn Adams, samuel y. Adams
5ani Isabel, htr wfr.ana Lewis c. Adams
and (. Is, and tot1tt -Hia lty
rEIRGEG0t'LD sheriff.
ShefIf : Office, Wilmington Dol, Janu.
AIRY l0tii 1893, liz
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-23

S0o0 lbs OF good tHeHIug tobacco
25c lib. Durstein'a, sea window.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-23
t,f,eat, ,-.l...,lyp ~ Market,

II Eo-i fal,' EsTa 5s5 dygiHg and
sea sF#sts=t-s- 80 s.t= S=,. a kiuz st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-23

Sfa i % O cigars n Jye q box at
Dursteius, No, +. End.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-23

( tHERnFss sALl-Ry virtue of a wrIi
- OF leNaria faeias, 10 me directed. W #
he - iatsed to public sale AT tho ra4I'
ifuus an Market street. between Tei +
und Eleventh streets, IN the city OF WI.
mihgtGh New ttGstle county. bel,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-23
TUESDAY. JANUARY ~, 1853.


THO following described property to wit :
Is head OF good milk cows, soma wifi
calves at their side. others springing: one
stock bull, HolaeIn; IS head OF g0of
smooth thrifty shoats. weighing from -
to 10 lbs. apiece.
Conditions OF sale--A credit II ftl dI :
VIII he given on all sums oil EAo AMI ustr
hy the purchaser giving In :ittt,l.tt. itr.tc
Nh an approved endorser, undef kBJ
c ", interest from dute
a WALTER 5. BURHIS.
j. Lank, auetioneer. 1Is-d-w-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-23

SHERIFF'S SALEM virtue of II writ
- OF l,evari facias to me directed will
he exposed I" public sale, AT the hotol
OF James Il. Dickinson, at Townsend, Ap-
poquinimink hundred, New Castle county,
Delaware
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-23
$50

BEscnAa Pats sell WI rseessizs tl5eg
uIe,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-23

CHERIFF's sALE-By virtue Of 4 writ
~ OF Levari Facias to me directed, Will
be exposed to public sale. at the CoufG
House on MARKET street. between Tenth
ana Eleventh streets In the city of Will
mington. New CASTLE county, Del,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-23
DuBL1C SALE OF STOCK

The subscriber will sell at pubic sale
At his residence, iElie below Rod Lion
bel, and = mic from Porter Statioi
Del. Railroad, on
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-23

GHERIFF'S sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
~ writ of Lcvari Facins, to me direct.
ed viii be exposed to public sale, al the
Court House, on Market ST., between 10th
and Eleventh streets in tho city OF VIII
mingtun, New Castle county Del.
a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-23

SHEilFF's SAL E--Bl WRIT oF a
~ writ ut LeNuri fucius to me direct,
cd will he EXPOSED TO nuhlic sale at tito
hotel of Frank II, Pnkcrton, IN the city.
hundred aud county OF Now Castle
State of Delaware,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-13
BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

Surveys have been completed for the
Fresno & Monterey Railway, connect.
Ing Fresno on the line OF the Southern
Pacific with tho coast ut Monterey.
Major II. Alfred williams, for seven.
teen years financial md commercial
editor OF the Baltimore american, died
ut Baltimore last evening iu his 7lsi
year.
More failures are expected 10 take
place on the London stock Exchange,
owing to the default OF Greek spt Gu.
iator who Is said to have liabilities OF
e250,0O0.
A severe wlndstorm last night over.
turned number OF fishing boats near
Astoria. Two fishermen are known to
havs been drowned anu two more are
missing.
The United States cruiser Atlanta,
under orders to 80 TO Nicaragua, took
her departure from tho international
fleet In North river yesterday. The
Jean Bart whose fierce appearance at
tractcd 30 much attention at the Naval
Review, has also left port.
The outlook Is more encouraging Mt
Arkansas ihan twenty-four hours ago.
Hone ts entertained that tho Kansae
basin will not suffer materially and the
damage from the Hood In the lower
part OF this (ChicoD) county will not
DO great.
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uniiel states counsel at the opening
Of the arbitration.
In conclusions Charles demanded
that the tribunal pronounce illegal the
seizures made by the United States In
Boring sea.
Senator Morgau-If tho seIz1res eau
10 justified ON other principles than
thDse advanced ut the hearing OF the
case. Is II not open to us to raiss them?
sir Charles-No, the United States
seized the ships on certain grounds.
The Judge punished the men In &C.
cordancc Herewith. A great nation
cannot shit and change her position.
Moreover, tho reasons now advanced,
even u admitted, do not justify the
lining and lmplls0ning VI The sailors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-13
TELEGR &C..
SUNDAY QUESTION.
The Directors Of the Worlds Fair
Decide II at Last.
ADMrrrASCE GIVEN TO THE PARK
The Buildings Will bc Held Cioseu'-
Tho Music Row.-Business
Failures

cy,c,o, Nav Ie.-.Ths Worlds
on ~, 80 IN tho public a
mir gates VIII w ope. !" 49, v.x.d
week from next sunday anu 'he va.
question settled. Today at the regu'
lar montbIv meeting OF the local diroc-
s,, yy.,,a,. E.,, n WAS decided
tors i'he "o'' ~, ~,
to open the gates OF 1aoHson
half tho sum OF admittanco to the FAR
duyinv thu week. viz, 20 cents. This
..,,nn he. ,o,h,,y IN do with openipg
. .o''vn 80. A rs. 80, .,,, ,.w.,n
tue puiiuinRS' ino 'a''o' WIN 'e"'
closed M required under the laws anu
ma agreed 10 whom the 81, 500, 900 was
accented from the Fifty.second Con-
ptess.
Edwin Walker, attorney for the
board, submitted an opinion on the
Question and on the strength OF this
opinion the board acted,
The entire session Of tho National
Commission today was spent In wrang.
ling over the report OF the Theodore
Thomas investigating committee.
Friends OF the musician have been
maneuycripp TO defeat tho object Of
the committee. which was tho adop-
ton OF report practica ordering the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-13
A LENGTHY Sitting.
Tho spanish Cortc- fiity.four Hours
In Continuous session.

Ahc Hpnutsh sorfcs ftfy.four Hours
In Continuous session.
MADRID, May l2.-rhe Cortes has
finished the ffty.iourth hour OF cou.
tinuous sitting. The members are ex-
harsted. Many sleep half thu time and
are atOused by their colleagues only
when vote Ia taken. The discussion
concerns motion TO give the poveru-
nlent u FREQ hand TO settle the question
OF municipal elections.
The condemnation OF tho repub-
llcans against leaving the government
Zee TO act In the matter OF municipal
elections was rejected by vote OF l20
TO II. The republican deputies re-
Tired to confer, leaving but two men
TO watch tho government. Almoat
Immediately the men on watch sum
moned them back In tho hall IN haste.
IL was too late, however, as the
original bill postponing the election
had already been rushed through the
house by the minister. The Repub-
lican members Mt once withdrew from
the building. As they appeared In q
body In the street they were cheered
repeatedly by the thivkoning crowd
which spread like magic and before
tho deputies reached the republican
club thousands were marching behind
them shouting: "L1ng live tho re-
public!"
In the meantime some 10000 men
md women assembled near the
parliamentary building and chcered
for the republicans. The police ordered
them TO disperso. They Reused 10 do
40. Tho police charged and were re-
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-13
The Prohibition au cstion.

KANSAS CiTY, May l2.-Thc royal
commission from Canada, appointed to
examine into the system OF prohibit.
ing the liquor traffic wherever It Is In
vogue anu report TO the Canadian
parliament, arrived this morning. BE-
sides the members OF the commission
there IL special correspondent OF the
brewers anu distillers OF Canada. II Is
his business TO see when the commlt-
sion takes testimony that the liquor
dealers have fair show, anu he hunts
up witnesses to show that prohibition
Is q failure.