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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-13

During tho past week thero were
seven citizens whose deaths were re-
corded who n;pl passed tho ago Of so
years. They We're: George Il. Hart
ntatt, aged ii yetfs; John b. Ietfuyre.
aged 81 years; Melii Leach, aged 81
years; CatIIarins II. Mccullough, age,i
as wears: sarah MHAianus. aged 81
years; Dorothy Zei3lar, aged ~
NearS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-13

r. Simms' White Pnlmonic Balsam
Take care OF your lungs this cold
making season. Cure the cough, sore
throat, hoarseness. Group, etc, with
this great lung cure. Keep your lungs
strong and prevent consumption to q
certainty with this great remedy. soc
and 81. Sold by drnggists. Medicine
parlor. 422 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-13

j Widow hastott entertainment
="it5 Re given In 10 Harrison street
tisAgat Oh ttliay evening, tho l1th In
atalt. II. who Slsh to ~ amused i
a. taH same time eoHtribute to a good
cal-e should attend . -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-13

In the Superior Court on Saturday
1t was decided that mechanics Hens
must he speedily prosecuted after the
filing of tile statement, This decision
was given in the case OF the Peninsula
Lumber Co, vs.. Margaretta Feren-
bach and seven other persons. The
application Of Walter II. Hayes, counsel
for the defendants, asking that the
claim le stricken from tho record for
want of prosecution was granted.
The court held that the parties TO
the suit cannot lie by and refrain
from prosecuting the casa.
Argument WAS heard for new trial
in the case OF Benson vs.. tho city OF
WilinitSton. A jury had awarded
Benson $1,000 damages. city Soliei.
tor Curtis and Lewis G. Nandegrift
represented the city In tho argument
and Wit'iam 5. Hilies represented Ben
son.
II was argued by the attorneys for
tue city that the damage granted
vera greater than tho damages
claimed, Judgment was deferred.
Court adjourned until this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-13

FnSHr. SO cents per bag. good as +.
+. f. Eank Co., 10th and Clayton
streets.
Butcher. photographer, T2o Market.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-13

aries L. Simmons has boon grant.
ed letters te5tam9ntary on tho estate
o. "n u. Aaair, late Of Pancatler
hun red.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-13
FEBRUARY ID. 1898.


PARTISAN Legislation.
There Is not law upon the statute
books relating to the city of Whining
ton that Democratic Legislatures have
not put there, and when they put
them there they declared that they
were just what was needed. They
took the business Of furnishing the
city with water out of the hands of
the City Council and gave It to Board
OF three Water Commissioners non
partisan OF course, but consisting of
two Democrats and one Republican,
: 1t now consists of one Democrat and
two Republicans. The least ohiec-
tions are urged against this board, as
u has become not only self-sustaining
but annually pays handsome surplus
into the City Treasury to be used in
paying the current expenses of the
city. but at the same time the man.
agement OF water works are removed
FAR beyond the reach OF the people.
The next innovation upon the rights
OF the people to govern was the las
sage OF tho Municipal Court law, re-
versing the decision of tho people in
the election of Or. John p. Wales as
mayor. The Municipal Court was of
course to be another bipartisan or.
ganization with a Democratic judge
and Democratic Clerk There was
no room for u Republican In its com
position. We are iinding no fuult with
the Municipal Court Its usefulness
and efficiency have been fully damon.
etrated by the wise ninistrattons OF
pudge Ball: e.t the ,asaia-.-.sasa
nothing TO do With it. The power be.
hind it is at Dover.
The third innovation upon the rights
pf the City Council aud tho soyer.
eignty of the people OF Wilmington
was In the organization of the Street
and Sewer Departm mt and handing
All matters pertaining to the Streets
and Sewers over TO a Dem oeratic non.
partisan commission OF two bono
Gratis and one Republican. Tho peo-
pie of Wilmington have no more TO do
pr say In the repairing, paving. and
lighting of tho streets of the city
than have the people OF New Jersey or
Pennsylvania, True, tile commission
tn the lapse Of time has be3otne lie.
publican, but tho powers that be at
Dover have already introduced IL I'LL
to add two Democratic members 20
the commission to make il surely
Democratic. All power comes IRON
Dover, the people have none. True,
The City Council is cut down to one
member from each of the wards Of the
tity. but their principal business seems
70 be to raise money for tho counts
slons TO spend and for the Fire De.
partment.
Another innovation is the appoint.
ment OF Police Commission. Ii was
entirely of Democratic origin, organic
"a under the carful supervision Of
John L. Dickey and Governor Rev
holds. 1t was TO have been Demo.
cratic, but the people of Wilmington
elected Republican Mayor ard madY
II Republican. This is contrary To
the Democratic program, and now
\ bill has been introduced to leave
the Mayor out Of the Commission and
remove 1t far beyond the reach OF tho
people. Where Is this legislation to
stopat2 Have tho Eeoplo OF Whining.
ton no rights that tho Legislature liz
bound to respect? Every Office in the
hItu hnG llpnp ii Hal i,tt f4,I
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-13
-

Nervous prostratton. drunkenness. fits
opium habit st. Vtusdance, hystara,
Aeat.ache, hot flashes, nervous dysuep-
STA. confusion. are cur.d by Dr.. Miles
Nerylne. IriGl bottles and iine beuks
free ut q. James Belt, or mail 10 cts.
b. Niles Medical Co.. ElI1haEt. Ind.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-13

II DoTs not look ASIA Ne country
was left destitglo OF gold when S.Il=.
927.6le. are sin IN the EHled sta,es
Treasury
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-13
DTBlIC SALE OF KENTUCKY AND
J. SOUTHERN OHIO HOHSES-
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. FKa. 49, 1893
Att. 60 O'Clock.

will sell at public SAFE mt my stables.
90 and ~ East FIFTH street. Chester, Pa,
20 head of Kentucky a d southern a.
lot OF stock direct from the West. con.
sisting of druught, driving and general
purpose horses Horses can be seen at
the stables two days before sale. All
horses to be as represented. Two md
four months credit. Telerbon No. los.
!. A. II. TYSON
. istidham & Son. Auctioneers. n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-13

Steinway. Bradbury and Webster
Pianos. W. IL. Robelen. 7l0 Market
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-13
ID UBLIC SALE

- UBLlC SALE
VIII sell at public sale on the the VIM.
4. Lodge farm. near tho Practical Farm
er, Brandywine hundred, on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY IA, 1898,
AT IL O'Clock. M.
head OF horses and colts, 10 head OF
Tine mich cows. most nil fresh and close
u ringers, l Jersey bull. all kinds Of
farming stensils. harness, eie.suitable for
carrying on 40 acre farm. a credit of
months will be given on ali ssms over
ISO dollars. The above GODS will post
lively be soll.a am going toretire from
farming. For futher particulars see
hand bills. O. A. sHUCKLEY
j.. w. stldham Son, Aucts. tl0-ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-13
pusLic SALE

The stibsci ib havinr rented her farm.
sitha ed in Peicndor hundred, on the
Fond leading from Hare q Corncr to G. as
r0w ono thile north or Portcrs station,
on the Del. y. / Ia mile from Glasgow
sta.ion. on the ID lawarc City ana Newark
Il. X. will = IL at public sale.
ON MONDAY. FEBRUARY q. 1928,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-13
~ %osSi
AT one O'Clock, D. m. .-..@

On MONDAY. FEBRUARY 20, 1893.
AT one O'Clock, p. m,
The farm of Annie l.. Palmer, situate
on the public road leading from Talley-
vile to the Foulk road, bounded by lands
OF penrose Talley, Clark Webster and
others. containing about 80 acres of land
more OF less; good stone house, frame
barn. wagon house. slaughter house
wood house and other necessary and con-
venient out buildings are thereon erect
ed. 1t ison a good rod and within s
in good state of cultivation niid is
worthy the attention OF persons looking
for desirable farm. Terms at sale,
W. I. LYMAN, Attorney for owner
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-13

Oystersl Oysters!
Receiving fine Cbincoteague oys-
tiers. ut Gardeners for family use.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-13
A Jew price surprises :

/ Ladies' drop stitch stockings black,
6lates. tan and white ehc.; worth 3Sc,
! LADIES' drop stitch Isle thread alacli,
slutes. wood browns, helcirope and
white. use. and SOC worth at least 30
ana 71e.
i Indies black boots with fancy tops,
~ great bargain. at PC. About IL diff.
!prcnt STYLES of this hose.
+ Ladioa' full regular made fast black
hosiery l2H4c,. 2hc., $50. and SEC. All
from one of the worlds best makera.
hldrcn's double knee. fast black.
extra fine; guaranteed to bs the he t
stocking for tile money to be founa,
25c.
EoYs' black hose, very heavy, fine
rib! 3D. 25c. To 3Se.
Infants hosiery, q and full length.
in cotton, wool and silk, I2tac. to 15c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-13

E'xECuTORS SALE OF REAL ES-
IL TATE-W VIII lie sold at public sale ON
me premises, near Falkland station in
New Castle county and State OF Della
ware,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-13
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY l6. 1893,

At o'clock, p. M.
7parlor suites consisting of l brocka-
telie, tapestry and rug stlite on cherry
frames, y halr cloth suites on walnut
frames chamber suites. 9 oak, l6th
century and of antique I'm ish, pieces
each; Il lot OF fine hatracks fancy tables
rattan and upholstered rockers, 10 yards
OF brus els carpet. good as new; also one
OF 70 yards, number of ingram earpets
a iot OF ingram remnants. running from
~ 10 ~ yards each, oil cloths, window
shades. and many other articles
w. A. HUKlLs, Auct,
lll-t 9l5 Marke eft street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-13
IN THURSDAY. FEBRUARY %, 1898
AT i O'Clock. d. IN,

All that farm or tract of land late of
John stewart, deceased. with q large
mansion mouse, stone barn, corn crib,
wagon shed and other buildings thereon,
crested bounded on the north by lands
Of john Jordan, on the east by lands of
WIN. Armstrong. on the south by
the mill rond leading from Lancaster
turnpike to Brandywinc Springs aud on
the west by lands of Delaware and
" cstern u. Company. containin.
about boacrcs OF land more or less.
] jumpseat carriage, 1 get OF harness /
horse, contents OF Workshop, no-top
wagon horse cart. pillow. cultivator,
wheeloarrow. household and kitchen FUR
niture, lot of lumber, shutters, etc.
Terms of sale ma le known on day of
sale. ELlZABh1 II HENDRICKS,
Surviving Executrix.
l.. w. stidhnm & Son. A ucts. flo
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-13

Pulls. a. :
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-13

$lo down and IS per month for the
seit-plaSlng organs. Only at Robe
lens. 7l0 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-13
no SER

The first thing to do when
you are wanting Hosiery is
to remember that all our
black hose are fast black,
and we guarantee them as
such.
We do a large hosiery
business and thousands of
ladies in Wilmington can
testify to the wonderful wear.
ing qualities, as well as the
remarkably low prices Of our
ladies', children's and mems
hose.
Spring Goods are arriving
and you will find many new
aud attractive styles among
them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-13

pGBliG ShLE-Having a considerable
stock OF new and 2d.haud furniture
ana carpets on consignment, will sc Il the
same NJ puhiie SALE in the Opera House
building, on
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-13

:-aensh etd 80 iar moalh Tor Gle
@.itt ne p!aHos. IT, II I,3si5lef,
10 u rkt.t sLr. FL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-13

Painful iSseAlpg, cuiic, llarrhoca pro
W l,tca aud c,roi ii0opcrs' nnoiyie.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-03
.AREMARKABLE JOURNEY
TO RELIEVE AN EXPEDITION
A Steamer Frozen In the Yukon
RIver-He Brought the Nows
to Seattle. Travelling
Overland.

SEATTLE. WASH, April IA rsmaskah1s
journey was recently brought to suceess-
full close by &. II. Hamilton of Chicago. -
years Of aee, who arrived here lass NIGHT
from Alaska He travsrsed I 100 milss a
snowshoes up the Yukon river In Maske
and over the divide to Cbilkoot In ths dad
oil winter. being the hrst white man who
has ever crossed these mountains at that
season and lived. He 10 an emplove of
the Yukon River Transportation and
Trading company, and left Seattle In July
last on trip with the compsny's szpsdi.
ton at st. Michasl's, near the mouth a ths
Yukon. Tho expedition built . Steamboat
and started up the river with a60 tons a
provisions and supplies. After stsaming
Two weeks up the river, ice stopped further
progress. As II Was necessary to est wcsd
10 civilization that the boat was frosen IN.
Hamilton volunteered TO make the journey
Of 800 miles and started Nov. 26, With
three sledges, q dogs and some Indian
guides. He arrived at Chilkoot, eight miles
above juneau, March 90.
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SMUGGLING CHINAMEN
HOW THEY WORKED 1T
II Cost q Ohlnsman ot2o to Oct
Into the United States
Some Had to Pay
More.

PORTLAND, Ors., April ALI the invssti-
cation into the methods Of the Chimes at
this port and along Puget Sound. com
nsncsd By Special Treasury Agent Soyes,
10 carried far enough Il 10 said that some
sensational revelations will b made.
Customs Inspector Todd Of vancouvsr.
B. e., who arrived last night, says that the
steamer Haytien Republic has been carry.
ing large number Of Chimes every trip
and but . email preparation were sent
back until the last trip, when 81 wers de-
ported. Il 10 said that these Chinese all
have certificates. which were procured
from Portland and Salem, and
nofarles and lawyers In the two cities
arc In the business Of furnishing
them. Tho Cinnamon sent their photo.
graphs, which were attached to bogus Ger
uacates. They pay 90. The Haytien Re-
public charges them $50 fare, aud then
tney have 10 pay the agent go to ses that
they get in all right.
The Tacoma Ledger this morning pub
lishsd letter purportiuR to be instruc-
tions from the Gin Who company Of
Hong Kong 10 prominent persons OF
Portland. instructing them how to
smueGle into the United States and take
care Of 81 Chinamen who came on the
steamer Haytien Republic . week ago.
The lotter also states that the price to be
paid the smugRler was s6 . head, and, in
three special cases, ei55 and s2S were also
paid to Mrs. Virgil Moor Of Portland as
soon a. the Cinnamon arrived. Five Chi.
nesc gro now held at Astoria. awaiting de-
portation, Il having been discovered that
the names Of i've well known business
men Of that city had been forged to their
certificates.
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WILL DECIDE THIS WEEK.
The senate wiil vets On Asatis's Scat
Adjoarsmsnt

wAsHIScroE, April 2.--The coming
week In the senate will witness the con.
tinuance OF the debate on tie cases Of tho
ssnators appointed from the Western
states, with probability that. before Sat.
urday, vote will BE- taken. There now
appears TO b little. II any. reason. why
the senate cannot adjourn as soon a. II 10
notified by the president that no has no
further communications 10 send Il. Il is
possible. but not likely. that the Roach in
vestigatiou may be called up by the no.
publicans this woek.
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FOUR WOMEN DROWNED.
4 Cat Beat Carssns anA Throws 10 Pee
nile late the Water.

PIE bUto tine water.
New ORLEANS, April 2.-By tho over.
turning OF sail boat on Lake Ponchar-
train this afternoon four persons, Mrs.
Mary A. Kelly, Misses Agnes and Mamie
Flynn, her nieces, and Miss Enc Kelly,
wcrc drowned. Several others, who
formed tho party. narrowly escaped .
similar fate. Tho party, consisting Of 10
people, had gone out 10 Miineburg
for picnic. After lunch sail was pro-
posed and . cat rugged yswl was hired and
the party started out. In tackinG. tho
yawl careeusd and her occupants strove
to right her By rushing to the opposite
SIDE. This capsised the vessel aud all on
board were thrown struggling into the wa
ter. The screams Of the women attracted
the attention Of q party Of men who were
fishing somc distance away and thcy put
OF to the rescue. They succeeded In saw.
ing six people, while four sank before
their eye0.
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MORE SOLDIERS.

The Austrisu Geveramsnt lscreesin9 Its
reacs Army.
VIENNA, April 2.-Despits repeated Do.
malls Il 10 certain that the war once plans
shortly 10 increase the peace effective
Austrian army. The landwshr 10 to b
rsorRanissd according to the two years,
system. and each Of the sb infantry reei-
ments is to receive an addition OF ~
men. The field artillery. moreover. win b
strengthened with % new batteries. Tbs
total cost OF ths changes tho best estt-
mates place at about 1000 600 forms.
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OFFICERS ELECTED.
The Werkingmea's Uaies chsssss
Directors.

BUT-rE,l April AIT . meeting of tho
Butte workinesnen's union. bald to-nisht.
tho following officers were sleotsd for ths
ensuing term: President. Patrick Aeansys {
vice president, John Mcclure; recording
secretary, James Brown; treasurer. p. =.
Boiand; conductor. Joseph Benedict; I;
warden, John weismire; financial seers-
tary, e. NJ. Colman; finance COMMITTEES,
w. c. Hines, John Helm, J. w. Sheldon !;
delegates to tho Silver Bow Trades and
Labor assembly. J. J. Knowlton, Henry
Davis. I'd barnes. Pat Meansy. J. w.
ShotdOn, Hurry brown. Total vote cast
klO.
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AGAINST THE NEW COUNTIES.
rhs Dill cssasisg Daasssk County said
70 Ne Usesoss1tutieusl.


rhs D,Il csssaiss naasssh County ssid
20 Ne Usesass1tutieusl.
spseiai Dispatch to ~ Standard.
PocArKLLo, Idaho, April a-H. W. Cur
III, treasurer Of old Bingham county. hes
bssn advised b. counsel reprsssnting the
dissatisfied element over the creation Of
bannock and Prsmont counties, not 10
pay over tho Bannock county proportion
Of the school money now In his hand.
Tho oct creating Bannock county pro-
vides that the Bannock county proportion
Of such money shall b paid TO tho treas
urcr Of Baunock county within 30 days
from the approval Of tho act, which time
expires April 8. This will compel the
treasurer Of Bannock 90 hiring mandamus
proceedings against Curtis TO compel the
payment Of tho Bannock proportion Of tho
fund.
This will raise all the constitutional OBJ
iections 10 the act creating Bannock and
Fremont counties. Tho writ will likely
issue from the supreme court and within
the next 30 days. Kentucky Smith is
counsel for the kickcrs, and he is also the
man to whom Pocasello paid foe Of $50
for the draft OF tho bill creating Baunock
county. which he nov says is unconsts-
t2tional.
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They VIII Arbitras~.

CHICAGO, April Three hundred union
painters at the worlds fair struck ycster-
day for an increase of five cents an hour.
President Higsinbotham declares that ths
matter will be settled tomorrow. There
will be no strike OF carpenters ut the
worlds fair. as reported. the men having
decided. i'm case Of trouble, TO submit 10
arbitration.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-03
GREAT STUFF.
II Doesn't Smoke. Makes Nat Little Noiss
and Shoots Like the siischieE

It Doesnt Bmokr. Makes Nat Lteete Noise
and Shoots Like the Mischief
BERLIN, April "A commission Of ar.
tiilery experts has beon testing for several
days, at Jotterburn, y now explosive whicl,
10 intended to replace ultimately Runpow.
der In tho German army. The explosive
ID brown, fatty substance, OF the consist
ency OF froscn oil. When exposed Ia ord.
inary temperatures q shock or spark doss
not set Il on. Whom used in guns the on.
plosion 10 obtained through contact with
another chemical compound. The explo-
sion is almost unaccompaniei by smoke
and the detonation is inconsiderable. The
explosive does not hoat tho weapon sum.
ciently to prevent rapid firing. and the
cartridges. when once used, arc easily re-
filed. Tho rccoil 10 very slight.
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NEW YoRx, April 2.-Easter Sunday In
New York was almost an ideal spring day.
Before and after church services to-day.
aud during tho afternoon, Fifth avenue
was tho sceno Of bcwildering exhibition
Of beauty and styles.
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THREATENED BY FIRE.
a New Jsrsey Towa Nay he Consumes
By o Forrest Cont AZ ration.

MILLvnLE, N. j., April "A big forest
terday, burned iiercely all last night. but
II reported to he under control this even.
ing. Considerable damage was done.
A flrc In the vicinity OF Carmel, which
was supposed to have boon extiuauished
yesterday. started up again to-day and Q
high wind aided in spreading It. This after.
noon 1t 10 within two miles of the city and
burning ilercely.
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wAsHiNoToS. April 2.-The bureau Of
American republics is informed that tho
steamer Imperial Is chartered to leave
Valparaiso, Chill, on the last OF May for
San Francisco to convey party bound
FOR tho worlds fair ut Chicago.
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MORE INVESTIGATIONS
Two Agrieuitsrsiisss who Are - Oaas-'
Morton will Settle.

WASHINGTON, April 2.-As . result Of
the controversy between Mark W. Har-
rington, chief Of the weather bureau, and
J. B. Mclaughlin, chief executive Of .
division of tho bureau, Mr.. Harrington
has demanded Of Secretary Morton IN
immediate and full investigation Of his
administration Of the bureau. Mclaughlin
was suspended By Harrington for insubor.
dination and recommended to the score
tary for dismissal. Mclaughlin responded
by filing charges OF corruption against
Harrington. The investigation, II is OF.
pected by the management Of the bureau,
will be made at once.
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JUMPING THE PORTE.
His sabIimi,y Nast Not Let rurks Abus,
Amertcaus.

CoNsTASTisopLE, April 2.-The United
States minister has protested to the Sub
lime Porte against the opening Of letters
Marsovan. Harry r. Newberry. secretary
Of the United States legation, has started
for Marsovan and Cacsarca. to inquire
into the reports of attacks upon Ameri.
cans In those cities.
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PLAYING FREEZE OUT.
The BrAsiiiss steamship Line to Ne Sold
nj A Auntion-

NEW York, April 2.-Tho steamship Sc
Ruranca OF the United States and Brazil
ian steamship line was seised to-day, at
the dock In Brooklyn. by United States
Marshsl Jacobus on Judgments recovered
against tho company by several firms that
furnished provisions. Tomorrow tho
steamer with her slater ships, named Alli-
ance, Advance and vigiiancia, will be sold
at public auction ut tho foot Of Nineteenth
street to satisfy the various creditors. II
10 rumorsd among the shipping that SOW
eral influential members Of tho old COM
pany, Of which William WINS In the head,
have formed q new company under the
titlc Standard Stcamship company, and
propose to buy the feet In, thus fressing
oft the small stockholders. -,