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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19

shall certify to the Lord Lieutenant that police
force adequate for local purposes has been established
I'm any area. then he shall within six months there
after direct the Royal Irish Constabulary to be with
drawn from the performance of regular police duties
~ -uch area: pom any 'uch Withdrawal, the Lord
Lieutenant shall order measures Ia be taken for 4
propol lionae reduction Of the members of the Royal
Irish Consiabnliy.
Ipon The Executive Committee OF the irivy
Cornell certifying to The Lord et"nqni that adeqaat.
local pole" forces have been established In every part
~ ireland then the Lord Lieutenant shall. within
be- taken for causing the whole Irish Contabulary
force 10 c"as" 10 exist rs polio force. Wherever
the In which a local police force j. established
Is part Of the Dublin Metropolitan Police district the
foregoing regulations shall apply Ia tlr Dublin Metro
poltun Police.
seventh schedule. Regulations 10 the Houses
OF the Legislature. III" members thereof. and the
Of the cl'cticns. and Councillors o tn" l"si'ativ"
Council. which shall Dc made until oih"r
T gIGaG by s r a a cr,nE WT T
Ice issued for thu clci"n Of snch Councillors nj suca
tine moi less llah "li" o. more MN lhrr" lnoh'h'
ciors a. the Lord Iicu;"rant I'm Council shall hN.
The Parliamcnary r"si,!Gr for cact9r; ~1al' TO-
Act. b. u" register Of electors of III" LesiSlati'"
'''''"''' TO HOLD ANNUAL SESSIONS
Annual sessions OF tho Lcgi latnr, eholl be he'd.
ANY peer whether Of the United Kingdom OF Great
Britain. England. scotland Ireland. shall be qu1li
fed TO be Il member OF either IIonSe but The same
person shall not BE- member Of both Houses. Until
otherwise provided by Irish Act. II the same person
Is elected II scat IN each House. h. shall before
the eighth dav after the next lifting o. either House.
elect IN which House he will Upon his making
such election the seat In the other House VII b.
vacant n he does elect the seats I'm both
Houses will be- Vacant.
The Lord Lieutenant In Council may make regu-
laiOnS for >llnmOning tb" Two House, or the Legs
lauc 81 Ireland aid h may issue wriS. ana NAV do
other thinc Appearing nccrS for tie el"rti
~ members Of tn Two Houses. Tor the election Of
u Chairman. whthcf called "~pralrr.T President"
by other name. I'm each House. for quorum o.
each House. for communication between tine two
Houses and adaptation Ia the two Houses and III"
members thereof II laws or u>OmS relating to
The House of Commons. and the d"libcr:i N ana
voting together of ia" two Houses. In the cases pro
yil,d b. this Act.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
El.TN LILLE IEUGE NNILEO.

\ motion was made bcfOr" Jnds" lngrahanl' III 'h'
supreme Court. yesterday I" pnc" upon the c"lrh""r
next week a suit brought 10y Thomas Burke 10 "O'alh
s., 900 damage, from the New York Central kaiIroao'
Iii, mother Mary Bnrkc. was killed Whi' attempting
to eros, the tricks AT opuytrn Dnyri about W."
y.nrs ago The silt has been tried once. ana Burhr
rot ~ 900 DAMAGE hut the General Term sent the
east, back for II trial.
.What + the suit about p" asked Judge lngralam
"Damag,s for killing an old lady Snid Nh'e' f.
Severance attorney for the railroad company
How long did II take asked Judge iheHn""''
referring the TIM" consumed In III" previous uai'
Ahomt a day aud II half, Your Honor, sad Mt.
Severance
4 broad smile went round the room. linen Ju"E'
Ingrnham saw the point. and smiled with dignity
becoming TO the Court. Mr.. S-vrranc" b. came aware
of I'm. cau,. the ncrrmcnt and -nid III som" con
fusion: If Your Honor refers To III" kllng OF w"
old lady, should say 'h"' u 'ooN ANU" " "' UNIV
"A hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19

HI NnPn<e ENDOTthtsOu' We >"'"'" wv
sorry TO be obliged to compute exactly the
number Of bottle, of Johann llonS Malt Tx
tract which have been sold since It's first APP
pcarancc in Is41. \ consignment OF $4,000
bottles is matter of very small significance
Thi. is usually the number in a single exporta-
ton 10 foreign countries. If there be one thing
more than another that has been pleasing TO
the discoveries of this world wide remedy, 1t
is that Johann IlOifs Malt Extract is recog-
nzed by the entire faculty of the United States
n, bona-lidc tonic and nutrcnt-a compliment
accorded % no other extract While Others
have been weighed in the balance and found
wanting" johann IIoif's Extract has stood
the test of ovar forty years, and is the standard
tcnic nutlitve of to-day. beware OF imlfa-
tions. The genuine has the signature of " Jo-
ham IofT' on the neck OF every bottle. Eisner
L. Mendeson Co.. Sole Agents, New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
MAY APPEAL TO THE QUEEN.

foo) Ann.oI from fbc courts OF Ireland 10 The
Uouse ~ Lords shall cease. Where any person would
but for this act have the right 10 appeal from any
court in ireland TO the House Of Lords such person
sbon have the light to appeal TO the Queen In
Council The right TO appeal shall not b" ahcc'ei
Nv orv Irish act All enactmcnts relating 10 appears
IN the Ouccn I'm Council and the Judicial committee
Of the Tlvy Council shall apply accordingly Wheh
the JudicaI Committee sit I'm hearing upon Appeals
from "a court in Ireland. there shall be present not
loss than four Lords Of Appeal and ut least one meh
her who IS or has been judge OF The supreme 'ohr'
Of Ireland. N0,hhg IN ms act shh ! nm'a
Tho Jurisdiction Of the House Of Lords 10 determine
claims 10 Irish pecrnge>. =, - ,,... 49, a.,
I23, If IL appears TO the Lord Lieutenant or the
stens bs taken for the speedy determination OF the
oueiion whether any Irish act or any provision thrfeo
e. heyoud he powers Of the Irish Legislature ne may
ro,ro'en, The same TO Her Majesty In Council ana
hereupon said question shall iorthwith De rl'ireu 10
and heard and determined by Judicial committee 81
The privy Council constituted a. II hearing an hI'lr,h
from a court Of ireland. pom the nearing "l lle
question such persons rs seem 10 thr JuucI ON ,
I,ittec 10 De Interested may De allowed u" appear anu
ha heard as Dsr., 10 the Tn" decision OF 'nc
judicial Committee shall bc given in Ike manner ~
II II were a decision on appeal the nature oi 'n ~
nort or recommendations 10 Her Majesty D,lhe shnu
H. omen conrt Nothing In this act shall p.luure
any pther power Of Her Majesty In Counc 10 ieT my
anstjon 10 The Judicial Committee or the right OF any
person 10 petition Her Majesty for such reference
NO RELIGIOUS TEST.
,,n Notwithstanding anything 10 the contrary III
30, avery subject OF the Queen shall be qualified 10
Ia Tho office OF Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland, without
us,srence TO his religious belief The Office OF the
ord Lieutenant shall be for the term OF SIX yours
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-30

L,OR SAl,E-Chcap. FOR want OF use
It one oak no-fop siifsg buggy. IN first-
class order, price 500. Also one OAK psae
for same baaEy. Apply ut this Office or
No. Oil Monroe street. a21-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-30

The executive committee of the
Alumni Association OF the High School
rendered reception to the class oi
'93, at Whites ice cream parlors, last
evening. 1t was o happy gathering,
Nearly all the new graduates were
present, and older graduates also tool;
part In the affair. Dr. 5within Chand.
Ter presided, and he introduced Pro.
fessor Berlin. who spoke for short
time. Tho statement that the Uni.
|vereity OF Pennsylvania has decided
to accept the High School diploma In
lieu OF entrance examination was
greeted with applause.
George Foulk, OF the class OF 1913,
read q Legend OF Senior IA Pudding, d
lin which he had us ingredients The
names OF his classmates. He wiz
mentioned with tho Foulks at home
His references were received with
laughter.
Speeches were made by Robert Adair,
Elwood Layfield. James II. Mehairy.
Homer l.. Gutenberg, Guy Wells, Al
bert W. Foreman and Howard ID. Rose.
Meesrs. Adair and Layfield made re.
marks abounding In good points. MIR.
Ross read q paper ON athletics.
Charles b. Palmer, chairman Of the
committee. made O few re.
marks, after which he gave Rotations
from James Whitcomb Riley and Bill
Nye.
At the conclusion OF the reception
the class OF '03 gave Its yell and other
lively slogans were shouted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-30

r.crc.v, ana vu..s u,~,.,. .
rnr,sr.. ra ,.acn,ny. IA n seaona A.
c. - .ss..-.,..- orc
Su mi1aA sno pno'oRaapneH 'Ns
"sIAo1 stEeeI
Have you seen the Ion In Fulimers
DARK AZ sneipot nil.
You can get something you can cat
at 227 Market street. HolliS.
II you want iirst-class dyelng and
securing dona. 60 to 80 King.
|, Rabbits best soap. ~ cents 4 cake
Mt Meredith's, sixth and Madison
streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-30
BALTIMORE
I OHIO
RAILROAD
Schedule in eff.
fect May II,
1893.

TRAINS LEAVE DEL ~. Y AVENUE
sExpress Trains.
New York week DIVA .aoa zig @m
so y a. mi :. "a sass "a. q. 50 R 9,
q y. : So = g. 81 COP; ~. n.,,.
N.Y., S1sto 1890 e y 2. ~. DAILY Win rnilma y.
bs gs,Sn s,,Sat Grunge VIA
tiopn, Bost On, pu,. ,onu .so v,nvr,
s1,,EFTS .,..,, .sr AZ ~ - ~ y "a -
40 N =. ,o ~ "a u IA - "a .,,ni 2"
s = q. SVS - o. 10 W a. M; " 49, % 81
'p3s,; III " ~ uns.,,. a. .sy,, ,,.,,,
III = 4, !, lI,ra ILL.,. A an ~ <.
y, IS & q. . ~ % % o. ~ " 80 10 ~ lo 81
Is re, c "a y 40 8 rs. 10 co. I'll 90 4. m. W.
Sundays .3o3. 0ab. a, IS 80. . 90. so %,
% y. as b 50. s y. 10 O., iii 90 p. IN.
Chester week days 70 OF. 9 co. 81. y 81.
q. $40 IS ~ 800 - %, 10 30 80 Sc, II 8.
i q 30. sps. 10 90 sii 90 D. m.
Chester, Sundays, $50 0 IS, SsT, $50
%. 40 30. IL 40 a. m. % s24a sos. 4O5
5oS % IS. IS - 80. e8. 1000 ii 90 p. m.
% 20 p. IN. Sundays. 9 %. q 70 a. M; y Il
p. m.
WEST DorrND.
pa,,,,o.u. 80 ya.,.,s,-....
=, ~ ! n, - sha v asn ISM weea Gays
"a n "a 10 sais n y, s,saa,s 2, "a : 81
.s4 AZ a M. siai IA s2n NJ AK :, "a "a "a
~ ~ % ia I, M ~" ~ vow
Baltimore and Way Stations, os a. m.
sos p. IN. daily. :.
a. IN ;sia IT, sos, - 81. s6sG. 7ss Is II, ~ 10,
II 10 p. IN. Sundays. ~ 40. o., IS n a. m.
sR ID. 05. "a 81, ~ 81, Z 35 IS Il. s9i ii ID
lp. IN.
Chicago. IS ~ am; y Gh, 20 10 D, IN. daily,
Cincinnati and st. Louis. .i2 IL D. IN. and
% 10 p. m. daily.
Sinserly accommodation, o. a. IN. 3 0s,
II % and II 10 p, e 'Eitr.
Landenbeis atae,1Hit tIon, week days
Il OF. II 90 a. H.; w -u 40 p. M. Sun.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-30

Nor RENT-House No. I'll Wilson ST..
containing 8 rooms; rent $40 per
month. Apply to james 4. Grubb, az e.
Fourth street. 2e.3t'J
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-30

At the Surveying Department. yes
terday these transfers was recorded:
Eliza M. Cloud to George Arnlel
house and lot on the north aide oil
Reed street. between Adams and Jack
|son, lot 2.3x49 feet.
Jane b. Dougherty to Benjamin
Kopf, lot on the north side OF Shall
cross avenue between Scott and Lin
|coln streets. lot 50xl90.
Mary L. Harrington and Lydia b.
Harrington to the Philadelphia, vii
|mingtou and Baltimore Railroad com
pany, house and lot on the nor.h side
of delaware avenue, between Atlamr
and Jackson streets. lot 80. g. 1880.
Patrick Fahey ct al. to Mary l.. wit
sill, house and lot on the north side OF
Linden street. between Harrison and
Franklin, lot l3.6x6S.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-30
3 V6Ey %Rsy
stn 7 M


Tomorrow afternoon the Brownson
IL. A. team. OF Philadelphia, and the
|Brownson will have 10 hustle TO win.
The Y. M. G. A. have won thirteen out
|of fifteen games this season, beating
the Camden A. A., Pennsylvania UNI
|versity, Nieetown and other equally IA
strong teams.
Monday the home team will play
tho Cresson Athletic Association
team, which lie composed Of last sea.
sons Wynnewood and Athletic clubs,
Iof Philadelphia.
On July Fourth two games will
|be played with the strong Ken,
lsington. Foster and THOMPSON will
|oe the battery In the morning and q
new battery will be in the points In the
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-30
HAFRjsoN IN NEW YORK.

3ehs Nx-prssAasna On chs Present Fiasn-
eaAl etrinospc5.
NEW YoAx, June B0. -Ex- President Har-
rison arrived IN this city yesterday after
noon, accompanied BY Mrs. Mckee and
her little son. His daughter left by the
Fall River boat for Boston, and he went to
tho Fifth Avenue hotel. whore he will re-
main during his stay In town. The ex-
president said he would be In New York
until Monday, when he leaves for Cape
May, where he will spend July and August.
And after that what will you dot"
ri shall return home early in Septem-
ber," he said. II desire to be present at
the national encampment Of the Grand
Army of the Republic"
He said that he would probably be In
Indianapolis until the middle Of Feb
ruary, when he ia to 70 to the Leland
Stanford university, where he gives a
course Of lectures on constitutional and
part Of my time at Cape May this summer
legal subjects, y said he.
AFTER the pazsage Of the Sherman silver
law silver sold at l29, now Il IL at CO. How
| do you account for this shrinkagefv
r 81 would prefer not to discuss that sub
| feet now" was the answer. "But every
body knows that the Sherman law. was
| only an expedient Sherman, Aldfich and
many other Republicans recognized this
fact. and the Sherman silver bill was
passed In preference to something worse"
ut h very Interesting" went on the en-
president, ito note the attitude Of our
Democratic friends at present. They are
| appealing to the Republicans to be patri-
otic--an appeal which we have seldom
failed to respond to--but previous to the
passage Of the Sherman law, when the Re
publican administration was struggling
| with the financial question, the great aim
Of our Democratic friends was to put
Harrison in the hole.' don't say this to
excuse Republicans from being patriotic
| now and helping out the present admins
tratiou, but only to point contrast"
do you expect the Sherman act to be
repealedp
81 don't care to speak about that. ]
don't know how well In hand the presi-
dent may have his wild team which he Is
driving"
He thought great deal more blame was
laid at the door Of the Sherman law than
it deserved, but that It's repeal might tend
to restore public confidence, If only by
working upon tho Imagination of the pub
lie. He expressed confidence in Governor
McKinley's reelection, but refused TO talk
either upon tho probable repeal of the Nc
Kinley law or the pardoning Of the an
archists by Governor Altgeld.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-30
CANADA AND AUSTRALIA.


UrGing Clssss xrsas Rslasipns between
sAs nritish celeniss.
OTTAWA, Ont. June 80. Premier Davis,
ef British Columbia, hsd taa interview
with Minister Of Commerce Bowel on the
subject OF closer trade relations between
Canada and Australia Since the inaugu.
ration Of the direct line between Van
couver and SYDNEY the boards Of trade Of
British Columbia have bean urging the
Dominion government to endeAvor to So
cure reciprocity In tariffs or free trade
with Australia.
Mr.. Davie thinks the time il opportuns
to open up negotiations with . view to the
betterihent OF Canada's relations with
these colonies, even to sending minis
terial deputation to Australia. Mr.. Bowel
expressed himself as favorable to the pro
feet, and said when Premier Thompson
returns from Paris the government will
consider the matter in all its bearings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-30

E,OR SALE CHfAP-Tor want of Use. :
II double set of harness with breast
and round coliars. set OF single harness
with rubhcr mounting; also ! carriage
Frank Vernon. this oiiice or Oh Monroe
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-30

NEWARK. N. j., june so.-The Standard
Oil company's loss from yesterdays big
firs at its works on the Passaic riverfront
near the Eric railroad depot, will not az
coed $50, 900. The blaze was the biggest
which the flremen had to combat since ths
confagration at the car stables of the
Orange Electric line. The fire originated
in an explosion in one of the big tanks
For time 1t looked as II not only the
the whole oil plant was to be destroyed
but that the fire would extend to the lum,
Der yards and big thread mills that are 10
Gated close by, but hard work of the fire
men saved them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-30
sImns' Medicines.

DR.. J. Simms and Bon, dealers Ii
pure family medicines. 806 King street
formerly OF Fourth and King streets
The famous white pulmonic balsain
vegetable liver pills, pain searcher. m,
many others are prepared and sold b,
them. Also drugs aud medicines o
the very purest. Pure specific medi
cines, fluid extracts. store supplies
etc. Remember. COG King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-30

Founder Bradley Favors High License.
AsBuRY PARK, June 9o.-The Ashury
Park Journal, Founder James A. Brad
ley's official organ, prints q leading editor
ial claiming that the sooner Asbury Park
adopts high tariff liquor license the bet
ter for the community. The editor quotes
Mr.. Bradley as saying that license to sell
liquors ~ beverage is q relic Of Darbar-
ism and excites his contempt, which con-
tempt would be felt IL he had almighty
power; but as he is only single individ-
nal, he accepted high license as the best
for the present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-30

lion HENT-At- sSaaILy reduced rent
n the s-sfory nrisk store ana dweliinr
northwest corner SIXTH and Church Sts.,
With Sscofus In good order. Rent very
low. only SIS Q mouth. Apply TO Thom
akft. 1.nlly. 800 AZ aiket street. mss-H
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-30
CHINESE DEFEATED.
A. Huwdrsd and Finy Killed In Hattie
with French Troopk.

with French Troops.
PARIS, June so--,rhe Avenir du Tonkin
publishes the details OF an engagement In
ronquin, the news Of which It declares has
been suppressed by the governor general,
Lanessan. It says that 400 Chinese at
tackled the French post of Muong adai
during the absence of the main body Of
French troops. Lieutenant Perignon, COM
manding the remaining garrison. defended
the post for two days, when his ammuni-
ton was exhausted. and the French were
forced to evscuatc the position.
The Chinese pressed them hard until the
retreating garrison luckily met accompany
Of French shsrpshooters, when the COM
bined forces attacked and repulsed the
Chinese after an hours hard fighting, kill
ing 100. The French had one killed and
several wounded.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-30

Before the members ISM oker'' at the
Warren Clubs gymnasium last night,
q. ]. Moriarty and Robert Woolery
gave n sparring exhibition, Woolery
making good showing. There were
several other Interesting bouts. Next
Thursday evening there will be a go
between Chick" Lucas. of Philadelphia
and Aoriarty. Lucas Is anxious for a
tight with Stannard or Moriarty fol
any purse either OF the men shall
name.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-30

NEW HAVEN, June 80 The first of set
Of cases in this city prosecuted by the Con
necticut Law and Order league against the
policy shops Of the state were tried before
the city court here yesterday. and resulted
In the conviction of George Cox on five in.
dictmsnts, for each Of which the full pen.
atty Of 500 was given. His attorneys ap
pealed, and in thirty mine indictments, in.
yoivfHg eleven other policy shops, entered
demurrers. -7--~---
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-30

I,OR SALE CHEAP Pa 2-story frame
Il dwellinRa Nos. s4o5-7 West Second
street; si07 hasa stable adjoin!ng II; only
$500 required IN cash aud Will take mortg-
non. this once, or oil Monroe street.
urt-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-30

BAN FRANCISCO. June so --Thirty-eight
|onnces of chloroform in forty.eight hours
were used by Frederick @. Van Peit dur
ling q reckless spree. Van Pelt was the
son of G. S. Van Pelt, formerly on the
bench Of the supreme court Of New Jer-
|sey, a jurist who In known throughout the
country. Whether Van Pelt purposely
took his own life, or while enjoying a
|chloroform spree INDUCED go copiously
that death followed, is problem for the
coroner to solve.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-30

10 Afforded those fast sinking into a con.
tiition OF hopeless debility. The means
are At ! and. In tile form OF a gvi,ial
medicinal cordial, Hostetter's stomach
Bttters embodies the combined qualities
OF @ blood fertilizer and depurent, tomb
and an Alternative. While IL promotes
digestion and assmtl alion, and stimulates
appetite, has the further effect OF purify
ing tho iito current and strengthening
the nervous system. As the blood grows
richer and purer by its use. they who re-
sort to this sterling medicinal agent, ac-
quire not only yiRor, but bodily sub
stance. heathfui change in the secre-
tions ia effected by IL. and that sure and
rapid physical decay, which n chronic OBJ.
struction of the functions of the system
produce, ia arrested. The prime causes
of disease being removed. health isspeediiy
renovated and vigor restored.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-30
DIR. SIMMS
Vegetable Liver Pills

Elegantly. sugsr coated. No taste
In swallowing Grfpeless. and nc
sickening. Operate grandly, and yet
you hardly know you take medicine.
The finest Liver, Kidney and Stomach
medicine known. VIII surely cure
Liver complaints, Kidney diseases and
stomach troubles, Dyspepsia. 81
Cures tired feelingo, skin affections
Nice IN every respect as o real Liver
medicine and Family protection
against diseases. 2bc a box, in one
for u. Sold by druggists in cities and
country. Depot B06 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-30

DENVER, june so EARLY in the morning
whitecaps destroyed by fire the dwelling,
barn and other outhouscs Of Henry Queer,
Ia well to do ranchman near Leroy, in the
northeastern part Of the state. 1t is not
known why the deed was committed. They
also killed two Of his horses and gave him
warning to leave the state within ten days.
Several other families in the neighborhood
are threatened.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-30

GLOUCESTER, Mass, June 80-People
not familiar with the Wholesale smuggling
carried on here were startled yesterday
afternoon when sixty cases, seven half bar
rels and four quarters of gin were seized
and hauled to the custom house. The
names OF parties to whom the liquor was
consigned were found on some of them.
The seizure, being about the largest ever
made here, has caused quite q sensation,
and It is alleged the names Of prominent
men are connected In II.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-30

An Electric Itneman's Death.
Z OTTAWA, June o0.--0eorge Barbeau, an
into Moisonis bank wills s,tting ~ !
rent Of 1000 volts into current OF 50 volts
which goes into the. buildinss-Ae slipped
and grasped the severed end Of the outside
wire. He already had hold Of the other
snd. Calling out. Boys, am done for
he fell back on the converter and died DO
fore he could be reached.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-30

NEWARK, N. j., June sO.--The Atlas
Mining and Lumber company filed its
articles OF incorporation with the county
lclerk. The company will carry on gen
leral mining and lumber business in Rowan
lcounty, N. c., but Its principal office will
BIO in Newark, The capital stock is o., :
100000, The Thurston company, with a
capital Of $3.50, 600, also filed articles of in
corporation. The company will manufac-
Itnre steamboat signals
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-30
FOR RENT.

RENT-store and dwelling. No. 800
Iarket street. Srooms aud bath. APP
thomas A. Lally. 800 Market street.
f25-tf