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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-12-15
coNTRoLLERoF THE CURRENCY
Eetcis, In Ills Annual Report. Makes I'm
portnnt Recommendation.


portsnt Recommendations.
Comptroller Eckcls report shows 3,19G
national banks To have been In operation at
the close of the report year, with capital
stock OF COOS, b5s, 100, represented by 1850 900
shares, held by 800, 600 shareholders.
At the list report Of condition, tho total re-
sources OF the banks then In operation was
81, 100. 5G3, esi.35. Tho total amount OF cir.
euintlon was, on October 81, sec9, ,po3, =
net increase durlng the year Of sd, $50 or.
During the year ilp banks wcrc organized IN
the thirty two states and territories, with u
capital stock OF eli, 80 900, distributed MS fol.
lowsi forty.four, with a capital stock Of
s5, i35 900, In the Eastern states; forty.onr,
with . capital stock Of o., $40 900. west OF tho
Mississippi river, aud ihiriy-four, with a capi.
tai stock Of tj,7b0ooo, In the Central and
Southern states.
Within the same period, 1888 banks aus
pended with capital stock OF co, 100. 900, of
this number, clgh,y-.iy, with capital stool,
Of tis, e05, 900 resumed, and sinty.ivc passed
Into tho hands Of receivers, with . capital
stock Of ei0. $751; o0 Al tho close Of the year.
seven remained IN charge OF examiners pend.
Ing resumption.
Tho aggregate liabilities on October q, tspl,
the date Of the last rcpor, Of condition. CON.
pared with those Of September 90, 1892, wcrr
tsoo, s3i, Si3.
Among number Of recommendation.
made by the comptroller are tho following
That every association may Issue circnlat.
ing notes equal to the par value OF the bonds
deposited.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-12-15

II IL stated that certain members Of thr
wnys and means committee arc seriously con.
sldrrlng tho propricty Of imposing n tax, not
provisional In fact, everything that Ia bought
or ,old al "optlonn and "futuresn II 10 DO.
lic,ci that large revenue tan br derived from
this internal tax md that u will bo popular
with tho granger element. II Ia further
agreed that tl,la tax would render direct In.
come tar unnecessary,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-12-15

II Ia understood that Mr.. Hand will call
tho Committee on Coinage, Weights and
Measures together nj an early day 10 con.
alder a silver bill, and he expects an Abso.
lutte frce-colnagc bill will hc reported 10 the
liousc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-16

Capt Herne's U. S.A.,"a new military
drama, In five acts. will be presented
a. the Grand Opera Bouee this aud to-
morrow evenings. by a strong COM
pany. The leading role will be aesum-
ed by that capable artist, ]. jay Dowl-
ling. He will be ably assisted by Harry
Thompson. as Jeffray Goldchester, the
villain role. The play is of the hest
order and contains many interesting
scenes, which will undoubtedly Dc ap-
'lpfeciated by our theatre-goers. The
stage and scenic effects will be among
the finest ever seen In the presenta
lltion OF drama OF this kind.
Il That hnc organization. headed BY
the tragedlans, Frederick Warde ant
} Louis James, will appear at the Oper'
House on Wednesday evening. In Hen
slry Guy Carleton's romantic dram
} 1.-THE Lions Mouth" which has recent
ly had successful run In New forl
,lCity. MIR. Wnrde will be seon a
j Rinaldo. and MIR. james as Fra Al
gelo. The supporting company mum
3 bers thirty people.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-16
FOURTH edition.


Emma Daily James Maglnnis. Henry
Manning. William ParkNr. Washing
ton Kay. Michael McCollin and Peter
MoGlinchey. were fined for drunken
ness in the MunicipalCourt this morn.
ing.
Dennis Donahoe was fined OIL and
costs. for disorderly conduct About
2.Sn O'Clock this morning he greatly
annoyed restauranter Jefferson. NO.
300 East Front street.
Evan Segars WAS charged with tres
passing on the property Of the Cherr,
Island Marsh Company, and taking
therefrom plank. Testimony showed
that Friday nights storm mad washet
several planks on the bank OF the i.
! W, IL b. Railroad Company, at La nd
18th; one Segars took not KIN ow
ting 1t to bs the property OF the IN arsl
company.
There was no testimony to the effec
that he had trespassed on the propert.
so tho case was dismisssd.
1 Owen j. Houten was ordered to pa.
1.-The costs In case of dlsorderly con
duct. solomon Irons. colored, wa
held for further hearing until Wed
nesday morning, on charge OF dii
lofderly conduct.
David Richardson will have heal
. ing tomorrow morning on a charg
of assault and battery, preferred b!
VIM. kyneer, also colored.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-16

1.ftlR ALB OTIS and Rh oes at cost, Mt
2lB ". sih sire l, to close business
Also All oak led room suit at bafgain.
nIi.I4 Frank lIuineS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-16

Tho remarkable, electrical experiments
made in Berlin, in which bar of
iron was apparently melted by inserting it
in cold water, have naturally stimulated
further investigation on the same line. Tho
apparatus used is II vessel of glass or porce-
lain, provided with a sheet lead electrode
connected with the positive pole of con-
tinuous current generator The vessel CON
tains sulphuric acid and water. A flexible
cable from the negative pole is connected to
a strong pair of pliers with insulated han
dies.
Taking in the pliers piece of metal of
any lIind-iron, for instance-and miners
ing it in the acidulated water, the liquid is
seen Immediately in ebullition near the
iron rod or plate, which latter is rapidly
heated aud brought to a dazzling white in
few seconds and soon begins to melt in
sparklike drops The heating is produced
so quickly locally that neither the water
nor the body of the metal rod has time to
become hot. So rapid an evolution of heat
means II tremendously high temperature,
In very short time as high us 1000 de
grecs L. has been developed. - BostoI
TRANSCRIPT
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-16
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DIED.

LOFLAND-On October i6 1893. Laura
H.. wife OF Thomas A. Loiland, aged u
years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO al.
tend funeral services ~ the Residence oi
her husband. No. sli Orange street on
Tuesday evening at o'clock, inlerimtni
al Forest Cemetery. Mtddletown, on Wed
neslay forenoon.
FALLEY-en October II. 1898. Sarah A.,
wife of John Tnliey, aged Il years.
Relatives and friGnds are invited TO at
tond her funeral. FROM the residence OF
her husband, near the oil gate, Brandy
wine Hundred. on Tuesday morning a.
10 O'Clock Services at Newark Union
Church at II O'Clock.
WALSH on the 18th inst. Joseph A
Wa sh, aged - years
Relatives aud friends are invited 10 at
tend his funeral from the residence ul hi
parents, Margaret and William Walsh
30! West Second street. on Thursudi
morning High Mass ~ ST Paula Il, {
Church ut 443D O'Clock !ntcrmcnt at III
New Cathedral Cemetery
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-16
The largest stock of Ladies' Coats a
3l2 Market street,



Miss Nellle Hazard, Of this city.
the Worlds Fair.
Gideon L. Guyer visited Washing
ton, d. c., on Friday last. lls ia In
favor OF repeating the silver bill.
A party from Wnst Chester, together
with the Misses LOcHrpPntier, of Rock
land, Del, are visiting Chicago and
the Worlds Fair.
Governor Robert ]. Reynolds has
been invited to luke part in tho un-
yelling of the bLtSle monument, Mt
Trenton, on Thursday.
Wedding cards are ont announcing
the marriage of Harry isllwoud Bar.
tram and Miss Carrie Louisa Moseley,
at the residence OF the BRIDE at River.
view, October 70.
Mr.. PhIemmn Chandler, who has
been doing the Worlds Fair, returned
home OH Saturday morning. He had
to lay in Baltimore ali night, The tilt
. was higher there than H. has beer
known to be for 80 years on more, Tit
water rose II feet higher than thu
, wharf, and tho ferry boat Robert Gar
rett, could not effect landing.
, samuel Fiddle, Jr.. clerk for tn
u Pussy N Jones Company, returned
IRON visit to Chicago on saturday
coming by the way of Buffalo, N. Y.
i aud his father. Samuel lIiddic, who Ia
4 been missing few weeks at that place
: accompanied him lone Dir. Il. vii
I lbe the guest OF his son FOR a fortnight
mileg which Ae Will go 10 Washington
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-16

The cornerstone OF the new Man
ming Library Association was laid yes
terday afternoon in the presence OF
1000 people. The building Is situated
at Park street and Union street. Tho
speakers were Samuel Bancroft. Dan
lei W. Taylor and Peter L. Cooper.
Tae united choirs OF st. Anne's, St
Peters and st. Pauls churches sang
under the leadership OF John Conway
H,att's Military Band also rendered
several selections. Division No. Z
Ancient Order OF Iiibernian's knights
of ST. Lawrence, knights OF Hedwig
Shields Library, ind the Italian Mutu
al Society also attended in bodies.
James y, GiOney, president of the
Manning Library Association, began
the exercise. He after wards intro
duced Peter L. Cooper. He dwell
upon tho advantage OF physical de
velopment and said the Association
has been rightly named. Ills speed
WINS followed by others.
The Corner-stone Is of Brandywln'
granite, and engraved on 1t Is Man
ming Association, 1876" The box i
the stone contained history of tn
association. as prepared by James |
Glbney, copies or several papers,
photograph of tho late Rev. WilliuI
Dollard. several Worlds Fair media
and various coins. ... ~.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-16

Joseph Walsh was 80 badly mar
'gled Sy falling under passenger
Train at the Delaware avenue station
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
early this morning as to cause his
death about an hour later.
Welsh had been to Philadelphia
during the day and returned On the
train under which no fell 1t arrived
here about 12 25 O'Clock and when 1t
came to stop the conductor awaken
ed tho sleeping passenger. Before lie
could alight the train began to movs.
and no bong drowsy lost his balance
while jumping.
! lie fell directly under the wheels and
was horribly mangled. lie was car
ried into the station aud Dr. Palmer
summoned. He pronounced the In,
juries fatal and ordered his removal
,, to his home. While on the way III
died.
E lie was 20 years OF age and resided
: at No. 953 West Second street Depu
t ty Coroner Palmer will hold an In
: quest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-16
Clocks Tint Need little winding.

Herr Noll, n mechanician of Berlangen,
Germany, has constructed n clock warrant
ed 90 run for 5000 years without winding,
d. l.. Golf, in this country, has in his hall
an old fashioned clock which, so long as the
house is occupied. never runs down. W hen-
ever the front door is opened or closed, the
winding arrangements of the clock, which
are connected with the door by rod with
gearing attachments, are given turn, so
that persons entering and leaving the house
keep the clock constantly wound up
Il. G. Farrer of Fresno, Cal, invented n
clock, the only motive power of which, he
alleges, is the gravitation of the earth,
which keeps the clock running forever
without winding. This clock consists of a
plate glass dial suspended from the ceiling,
and all the parts of it that are visible are the
two hands, the pivot on which they swing
and the dial, In 1910 j. Smith of Leeds
England, constructed a clock, the sole mo
tor of which was electricity He lived tt
see this clock go for so years. Clocks are
now made to run five years with one wind
ing. There is clock in the Church o
St. Quentin, MayenGe, which is said Il
have stopped only once during period o
500 years.-Brooklyn Eagle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-16

The raid made on Dou.I
BILE. breastel Suits. The
hundreds sold on Saturday
replaced this morning two
tor every one sold. New
stock arriving daily from
manufacturers, at less cost
than such goods can be made
up for. The manufacturers
are in need of money. They
know we sell large quantities
. That's your advantage ii
: buying of us this season.
What a rushing time il
that Overcoat Room of ours
! How the people like ou'
; Oyercoats. They carried
, them away by wholesale OF
!. Saturday. They're the bes
j. in the city for the money.
j, Try one Of those Washing
ton Beavers at $40 or thos
a fine Kerseys at Sl2.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-16

The opening exercises o: the south
eide Baptist chapel took place yester-
day with good attendance both morn.
ing and afternoon. Collections in spite
OF the hard times were literal and
reached within iifty dollars OF present
needs.
The building Is plain franc Bulta
bic for addition In the future. Two
young men euch gave twenty-five dol
lara and othors were also generous.
ii. L. Alexander Is superintendent.
This makes eight Baptist missions
in the city. seven of these have beer
organized the past ten years.
In that time there have been tws
Baptist church ediileos, two ohurcl
chapels and three mission chapel
built.
The denomination is endeavor'ag /
do its part In evangeiAing the les
favored parts of the city
A Mission Workers Conference
projected for helpful and progressive
work. Ii is expected that much gon
will result from Interchange {
thought and unity OF action,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-16

Mrs. Anna NJ, Pass saturday night
oelebratod the Sltn ami, er5ury Of her
birth at tho home oil her son-ln law. g.
X. Mount No All East Fourth street.
There were present seven daughters
Mrs. Ellen Gilbert, Mrs Elizabeth
David. Mrs, A, Hanna of Whining
tom Mrs. James Glamonts and Mrs. J
Walls OF Philadelphia Mrs. Martha
Palmer of l.andenbefg Pa, and Mrs
Mount. There we're also present iii
teen grandchildren and two great
grandchildren Tie children are tht
descendants of Pass. OF the firm o.
Pass d STOW. who cast the Old LIBERTY
Bell now on exhibition In the l'euusy.
vaLia hulldnE at tho Worlds Fair
There are seveniS weight descendants
ten children, ility.two grandchildren
eleven gteat-gIand live great
great grand children.
The evening was pleasantly spen
with music and Temnmbrancea OF oil
times. Mrs. Pass Is still In e3Gelleu
health and as all OF her faculties
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-16
REV. Henry FORESTER, superlutend

Rev. Henry FORESTER, superiutend-
emit OF work In Mexico. occupied the
pulpit at st. Andrews Church yester.
day morning. He chose as his text
the two closing paragraphs OF the
chapter OF st. Matthew,
Including Minister, which Is the great
commandments" "What think ye OF
Christi Whose Son is Hep
Mr.. Arthur G. Toulson and Miss
Laura White came home last Satur'
sIday after spending few days with
/ Mr.. George White, mt Stepney. Md,
with their pockets loaded down Will
chestnuts.
Miss Stroud. OF Fifth and KerlIr
!, streets, Chester. started yesterday 1ol
Wilmington, where she will spend
few days
l Frank and Harry Peters. aged !.
= and years old. of Chester, walked
from that city 10 Wilmington oil
"Wednesday to see the firemon's pa
erade.
J, y t. Sewell Welch. assistant yard mas
ter at the West Yard. has gone on Z
Boston to attend the meeting OF tn
y National brotherhood of Trninmen
d From there he will leave for Chicag
& and take In the Worlds Fair.
Geo. +. Vernon, Bayard Shellada
and CHARLES Black left this mornin
=. on the s. 10 train for the raging can;
AZ to fish.
Mr.. A. L. johnson, the well-know
~ plasterer. accom- panied by his wife
~ have gone to ChIcago's great fair 10
us a Two weeks visit.
- Mrs. stephen Massey. of PhilGde
~ phla. is visiting her sister, Mrs. WI
= MrFadden, oil this city.
r.. Indifference" This was the su
iect of Kev. II. Ashton Henrys serm,
u- IN Trinity Church last evening. i
20 t.xt was: Harden not your heart.
W Hebrew 5, s.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-16

The storm OF Friday night sent to
the bottom OF Delaware Bay an un
known threc-masted schooner, sup.
posed to ba coal carrier from Phila.
delphia to Boston. The vessels top
mBsts can be seen below the tross
Ledge. where the vessel went down.
The boats have been swung from the
dayits, and II Is believed that the crew
escaped to the mainland and are safe
at Mahon's Creek or Gohansey. 1t lie
believed that those in charge of the
vessel were not expecting the squall
and that she was driven ON the shoals
filled and sank.
Tho schooner yacht Flying Cloud
from Boston to Key West, which pu
into the Delaware =Breakwater 10
shelter dragged close to the ston
pile and narrowly escaped breaking
up. but was towed to safe unchorag
by the tug Asa hughes.
schooner with load OF lay frOI
the lover Delaware BAY WAS drive
ashore In the river above Chester. an
lies in cornlIsld fully mile frol
the wafer
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-16

The damage the severe north eastern
storm OF Friday night left In its wake
has not yet been repaired and 1T IL
probable that 1t will not be before a
month has elapsed.
Yesterday the water which filled the
marshes as far as Third street bridge,
subsidized. and In some places land lie
again seen.
The overflow washed out many
lmuskrats and snakes which fell easy
victims to small boys who were armet
for the emergency. Saturday after
noon at times water covered the track
} OF the Z. w. d Is. Railroad Compan!
J but not to great depth. The unroof
, cd houses at East Lake and other part
OF the city are again being provided
with that necessary protection iron
the storm king.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-16

A small boy from the slums had been
brought into the mission school, and for n
couple of Sundays he had been instructed
in the rudiments. On the third Sunday he
brought with him his brother William. 10
test his memory the teacher began to go
over the previous lessons.
WHO made yousp she asked.
"God,'i he replied promptly.
And what else did God make2n
The youngster studied u moment and
looked around hopelessly till he noticed
his brother. Then his face frightened.
He made Bill too, guess" he answer.
cd, and William said You bet."-Detroit
Free Press
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-16

Tho choir OF Epworth Church held
Its rehearsal on saturday night lasf
George u. King, No. 1923 Poplar
stt eet. After rehearslng for an hour,
the balance OF the evening was spent
in social converse aud parlor games
followed by refreshments In abund
Ianco.
The members of the choir dis persed
for their homes at late hour, with
the expressed wish of having the op.
lpoltuliity of revisiting soon tha home
lof their lospltaDle leader and wife.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-16
THIRD EDITION.


NEW CASTLE, Oct. 16th.-As soon as
the Opera House doors opened ON Sat
urtlay night the people who had not
purchased tickets were Informed That
they would either have to go IN the
gallery or stand up. rs all the seats
were reserved. But the people were
detormined to zee the entertainment.
aud they paid their admission and
stood up. The performance was the
grandest success which the history OF
the house has, except the one when
tho Augustine Company came from
Philadelphia and played TOT the tenn
perance society. Then 1t was that 24U
reserved seats were marked on the
chart in one hour.
II would be difficult to say who was
best on Saturday night, but a little
more than a passing remark Ia due to
Murphy OF this city. William +. Me
Nulty filed the house with his clear
sweet voice. and all day yesterda,
h several of the ladies asked your CORE
Bpondent to say that Mr.. McNulty Is 1
grand young man. is o grand singer
and that 1t Is hoped he will be-in New
Castle oftener.
Much Inconvenience has been OK
perienced here the last few days II
consequence OF the telephone wire be
ing blown down by the tornado oil
Friday night.
The st. Peters Temperance Societ.
held its regular meeting yesterda
afternoon. There was large attent
ance OF members present. The soci,
ty intends to have a lively time tn
winter. Its anniversary celebratio
takes place on Dec, ..
Deputy Marshal Hughes arrive
here on Saturday evening, with Dals
Washington, colored man. who
held In $500 bail to appear at I'll
January term OF the United Stat
Court. on the charge OF passing
counterfeit So greenuack in Whining
ton on Friday, he knowing 1t TO te
counterfeit.
Miss Annie Wright left to-day on
prolonged visit to friends in Bosto
Miss Garrlty, of Wilmington,
visiting New Castle friends.
IL ever Delaware law, as II is undo
stood, came into ridicule, 1t was
Saturday, when Andrew jackson, 4
the fourth time. stood at tho post a.
received his fourth install lment OF t
iashes. The poor fellows back h
been awful sore all week, but
agony on Saturday cannot be imf
fned or described.
Joseph f. Vantine. the well-kn'
Grand Army man, left this nornli
for the Medal OF Honor Conventit
In New York. 1t was in 1862 that g
gress passed an act to have 200 med
made, to be presented to those wh'
valor would deserve them. Nnnt
was one OF the mon whose dar
deeds entitled him TO the medal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-16

T,atJR itl3NT-A nice nine roomed house
with bath, open stairway and saloon
parior. No. IT'S ! ombard street. Apply
IL Jefferson st. ol6'tis
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-16
On uRSDAG.
THE2p DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1893
At o'clock p. M,

Tho following described real estate viz:
All that certain lot or piece of land.
with tat dwcllnE-houso thereon erected
situated ia tho ty of Wiimington,
Newcastle county Delaware as Aforesaid.
bounded and described as follows. To wit:
BeRinning NJ II point on tho southetly
side of Fourth street ut the distance OF
40 ices from tho westerly side
OF Fr.rukrn street and Mt the centre OF u
,wo.feet two inch wde alley thence
eouthcrly through the center OF said
ulley and parallel with + franklin street
20 teet to n stake. thence westerly and
par IcI with Fourth street Ii feet to an
other stake, thence nortnerly and parallel
with Franklin street and pussing through
the centre of the raitY wall between THIS
aud he adjoining house on the west ~
feet to the aforesaid side of Fourth
street and thence thereby cnsterlS II rect
10 the place OF beginning. be the contents
thereof what they may. with the PRIV
lege CT The use Of said alley in common
with others entitled there o forever.
Seized and taken in execution as inc
property OF John j. Cassidy, mottgagoi
and I. Is, and 10 he sold by
PElRGE GOULD ShertI.
Sbcrif's once, Wilmington, Del
Oc' ober IL. 1893. -, -,
The above described property Is nov
owned by Waiter Joseph. olo
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-16

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