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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-21
THE 4TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1898.


The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land situate in the city of Wilmington
aforesaid having t"eteon erected one =
story brick dwelling-house. and more par
Iticularly bounded and described as fol-
lows. to wit: Reg inning at at a point on
distance Of about one hundred and forty
six feet easterly from the northeast
corner of Harrison and Itced streets. and
lat the centre of the division wall between
'lthc Louise on til g lot ana the house Oh the
Hot adjoining on the east; theace norther-
| v parallel with Harrison q; rect nnd pass
ling through the said division wall about
Itfty feet six inches TO the middle line of
Ia three feet wide alley running parallel
with Red street End into Van Buren
street; thence westerly a'ong said middle
liine OF said alley, aud parallel with Reed
lStreet about twelve feet to corner;
hence southerly parallel with Harrison
street and passing thr' ugh the middle of
the div sion wall between the house ON
this lot and the house on the lot adjoining
ION tho " est, about fifty feet six inches to
1.-The said northeTly side of Reed street. and
thence thereby easterlY about twelve feet
20 the place af beginning. he the contents
Thereof what they may, with the tiee use
land privll cge OF tho snid three feet Wide
lalley in common with Others thereunto
lem tiled forever.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of James H. IIof1cCker, Jr, nd.
minisirator OF homRs j. Bowen, de-
ceased. mortgagor. and G. 7. Bowen, his
Iwite, anu [. l., and to he sold 10y
PIERCE GOULD, Sheriff.
| Sherif's Office. Wilmington, Del, Oct.
| ~ 1873. ol9
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-21

II Is pleasure for us to estimate on
heater work. Frank A. Mitchell, 1O3
W. 5th street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-21

ra,rApnrrnIA. Saturday Oct. IN lsss

Costumes-Models of the
first Paris artists now in
our Closets. Originals
for sale or copied if de-
sired.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-21

NJ OTlCE-I Edw ira J. Newell, the
IN teiant aud occupant OF the house
s,tuntd ut No. 500 Maryland avenue In
the E1venth ward In the city of whining.
ton, county of New Castle and state
OF Delaware, In compliance with tho re-
quirements OF the acts OF the Gen.
erai Assembly In such Case made and
provided. do hereby give notice that ]
shall apply In writing to the Court OF
General Sessions or the Peace and jail
Delivery of the state of Delaware, In and
FOR New Castle county, on Monday. thu
goth day OF November. a. ID. 1893, being
the next term OF said court, Tor II licen 30
Tor said house as an Inn or tavern, for
the sale therein OF Intoxicating liquors In
less quantities than ono quart, to be
drunk on the premises. and tho following
respectable citizens oil said ward ut least
twelve of whom are substantial freehold
ers of said ward, recommend the said pp-
ptication. viz.
w J johnson Cornelius b Carl!n
Arthur Il duncan A II Wright
james O'Donneli John J Ryan
Char es TschRn Frank j Boylan
Patrick Ryan Harry Aoiocrman
q A Chadwick Jos II Rhoads
Charles j Sullivan NJ u Lynch
Patrick Henry q X Wright
George Hnnoy Lewis L Miller
bernard Nugeat jacob honey
Hugh johnson William Thompson
Ghas w BRADFORD William V Hawke
Frank L Croney Charles II Meredith
Patrick j Seery
o20 EDWARD j. NEWELL.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-21

Hollis Stove and Furniture Co., arc
selling stoves at panic prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-21
HORSE NOTES.

Robert ]. beat all previous records fol
two consecutive miles at Nashville, Tenn.
on Thursday last, in 2.053{.
May Marshall done two miles in 2G9i
and 2.0Sl4, on the Same track on Thurs
day.
William Penn done two miles In 2.l3g.
| in each heat.
| Dire0tum, 2O4ii. greatest of trotters
and Mascot. 2.04, champion of PAGERS, ar,
likely to be matched for $500 eide arC
the greatest purse obtainahle. Tho tro
will take place at either New York, Phila
delphia Or Baltimore.
AK, 2.07s4. tie champion 5-year.olt
| trottin1 mare. owned by Morris Jones o
the Standard 1rottinp Horse Company
| OF Kenosha failed on Thursday Afternoon
in an attempt to beat or equal the reeort
of Maud s, BOSS to high wheeled
sulky. The fastest mile he made wa
/ 2l5E. The mare trotted a mile to
pneumatic sulky in 2lo.
FcoT BALL AND THE MANLY ARTS.
Tho Eikton foot ball team, which ha
not lost game this year, won another oil
Thursday from tho Washington College
eleven. OF Ghestertown. Md. The Elktor
men made three touch downs.
| Thursday the University foot bal
moRuls OF PENNSYLVANIA determined tina
secret practice, preparatory to the con
test with Irincaton, on November 18th
should begin at once, and no one be al
lowed to witness 1t except tho players.
Horace Leeds announces his willing
ness to fight any man in the world at 10
pounds.
Charley Mitchell says that Bob Fit2
simmons Ia not in his class and refuses tt
light him.
Frank Bohlen and Frank Mullin, both O
this city, are matched to box six round
for $50 side at the Warren Athletic Gu
on November Ii.
The three.cornered race between Lamp
lighter. Yo Iambien and Clifford vii
probably not take place until October 2S
Lamplighter has slight cough.
Charles Monahan. of Philadelphia. wo
I FOOT raea OF l51 yards from ]. Keepe, Q
England, at Stockton Park Camden. yei
terday. in 1874 seconds. Tho race VIZ
for 1850 side. IL. W. Schlichter WI
referee.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-21

g HEuFF'S SALi2-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ OF l.eynri Facias to me directed
will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. in the city Of
Wilmington. New Castle county, bel,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-21
Fur Garments-Royalty will
not wear finer Capes,
Coats and Cloaks than
are here this season.
Cloaks, Goats and Mantles-
Very latest styles and
the largest variety ever
shown here. .-...

Silks New and imcompar-
able in variety and style.
Prices much more rea.
sonable than one would
think to look at or feel
qualities.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-21

|GHER1FF'S SALE-By virtue or a writ
- of Levar1 facias, to mo direct
ed. Will be Exposed To public sale. Mt the
Court House on Market street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. in the city
|of Wilmington. New Castle county, Del,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-21
oN CAlbhDA1,
THE 4TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1899,
af n'rIprk n m


/ The following Described real estate, viz:
AL that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land situntc IN the said city of Whining
ton, aud having thereon erected two
story brick dwIliinE-house and more par
| ocular bounded and described as FOL
lows. to wit:
beginning at a point on tile northerly
lside OfReed street al the d distance OF about
IA feet eHsterly from the corner formed
llIy the intersection OF the east rly side of
HarrlsoH street with the said northerl V
1.-The party wall between the house or this
Tot anu the house on the lot adjoining on
the west. thence nnrthci1y par.t. et with
! IL irrison street aud pa sing through the
centre OF the said party wall about 80 feet
- inches TO tic middle limo of "A 3.Teet-
wide alley running parallel with Reed
street and lie didg ilto NanlIuren street;
thence castcTly ulong said middle linr
tot said alley and parallel with Reed street
about y rect TO IL point; thence soui herly
parallel with Harrison street ana passing
through HE centre OF the party wall be.
tween the house on ttliS lot and the house
ION The OF adjoining oil the east nj out 80
! rect ihehes TO the sand no tncrly side OF
+ Iced street. ana thence thereby westerly
lHbnut II feet TO the place of heginn iuE he
tn" Contents thereof what they NAV, will
the tree use and priv lege of said above
mentioned :. ieei-w dc alley in common
win others tllercunto entitled forever.
81 Seized aud taken In execution as the
minis rator OF Thomas j. Bowen, de
easel mortgagor. and G. 4. Bowen, Ia Is
wife and It's, and 10 be sold by
Il PIERCE GOULD Sheriff,
1 SheriG,s Office, Wilmington. Delaware,
Oct 10 1897 oI0
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-21
ON SATURDAY,
THE 4rH DAY OF NoVEMBER, 1893

lie 18th ba1 ot NOV EMBE8, 1S93
At O'Clock p. M,
The following described real estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot, piece or Parcel of
laId situated in tie city OF Wilmington
aforesaid. having thereon erected two.
story brick dwelling-ho and wore par
ticularly bounded and described Is FOL.
lows towit:
BEGINNING at the corner formed by the
intersection OLE the southeriy side of
Front street with the easterly side OF
Harrison street; thence eastcrly along
| said side OF Front street ~ feet to tho
| caste iy side OF n 3-fcet wi lie alley run
! ming from Front TO Reed street; thence
| southerly along said side of said aley and
parallel with Harrison street IL feet d
| inches TO point; thence westerly parallel
with Front street aud passing thruush
| the middle OF the partition wall between
| the house on this lot and the itousc on the
| lot adjoining on tho south % feet to the
| said eastcriy side OF Harrison street and
tncnce thereby northerly Ii feet Inches
| 10 the place of beginning DO tie contents
thereon what they may.
| Seized ana taken in execution as tle
properly OF JnuieS II. HoneelI"r, Jr.. ud-
ministratOr OF Thomas j. Bowen, de.
ceased, mortGagor. and G. T.. bowen, h s
wife, and {. It's. nnd to lee sold by
PElRCEGuGLB sheriff.
sheritf's Office, Wilmington. Del, Dcto.
DER, u. 1851. ols
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-21

TIE largest stock OF Ladies' Coats at
3l2 MarAet street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-21
JOHN WANAMAKER.
KENNARD G CO.,
62l-623 MARKET ST.
We hav& FIST purchased

We hav6 tust purchased
from an importer the ell.
tire balance OF this seasons
newest effects in neat fancy
Wool Dress Goods. ..'.
There are quite a large
number of styles and color.
ings and are among the
most fashionable goods i'm
ported this season.
The prices would be in a
regular way, Sl.25 per yard.
We shall sell this lot at Soc.
Our line of stylish Dress
Goods surpasses any we have
heretofore offered, and not
only have been greatly ad.
mired, but have proved great
sellers. =.z
/ The reduced 81 and so
cents Dress Goods are worth
examination Toe, 81 and
Sl.25 were the former prices
lof these goods.
; Odds and ends Of lines
Not every shade, but many
5 desirable ones.
! We have IL superb Broa(
{ ClotIl for Wraps at Sl.5t
land a Clay Diagonal a
!, $3.50.
5 You should see these
!: cloths. Visit our Cloal
i Room, the styles this seasol
are beautiful, and for sucI
Workmanship and quality
prices are very remarkable
, A few OF the Fall jacket,
a at half price still remain.
! $12. 10 at Sc. 90.
g $1,000 at $500.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-21

SHERIFF's sALE--BY VIRTUE OF A
y writ of Icvari Facias TO me di.
rected. will be exposed TO public sale AZ the
Court House on Market street. between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. In the city of
w ilmiDgton, Now Castle county, Del,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-21

@ HERlFE"S SALE-By virtue OF a writ
- OF i.eYari Fttcins, 10 ne directed, will
be exposed to public sale. ut the GoGri
House, on Market street between Tenth
aud Eleventh streets. in the city oil
Wilmington. New Castle county, bel,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18

Rome, Aug. 17.-T"n fresh cases OF cholera ana
SIX deaths were reported in NApl's to-day. In sui
mona Province of Aqua. there wcr" two d'Tih-
from cholera but no fresh case. several cases 0i
the disease developed this morning In Camp0baa'o
n small city nlty-nye miles from Naples.
Vienna Aug. l7.-Scvcn fresh cases OF cholera
and eleven deaths were reported to day In NadworIa
a town Of 5000 inhabitants In Austrian "aiicia.
In SnIatyn on the l'rul there were no fresh
cases and only death was recorded. di,
patch from Moscow says that the epidemic l.
abatng .apidly In u" Cit! and Province OF oicl.
Berlin. Aug. 1.-THE "EdchSinhcigcr' announce
that after August % the importation oi bav ana straw
from Russia will be prohibited. This h SANITARY
measur. taken to prevent the spread OF solcr acros
the RussOG German border.
Washington. Aug 17.-surgcon General Wyman. o
the Marine Hospital service. received cable dispatch
from Antwerp this morning, stating That since h''
advlccs six new cases Of cholera had developed. five
Of which proved fatal. EmlgrantS, the dispatch say
will BE- Isolated In selected hotels for Ave daV- and
guarded by Wachmen. The steamer Pcunland VIII ~
used floating hotel and medical assistance VII be
employed when necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18
GOV. WAITE BLAMES THE ROTHSCHTLDS

Rochester, " y, Auc. l. (sp"ciaD.-It was
Farmers Day' AT the Clarendon Camp mp In Orlcan,
County to-day. The attraction was Governor Waite.
OF Colorado. who made the first of his series OF
Popust speeches In this State In the afternoon the
Colorado leader talked about the condition Of the
workngmcn. H. atlrihnicd all the e>il that had
bcfallrn them to the RothSohids who. lie said had
practically controlled the financial world since l5lj
II. criticised severely the policy OF Hugh McCuo,l
when secretary OF the Treasury. In calling In green
hacks and destroying them. tLoreby causing financial
siringency. Il don't know whether McCuoch Is
dead or not added the Governor. Bnt II h. +
well ! am an orthodox Presbyterian aud know
where he has gone, and all the gold bugs Will y,
able to follow him." Governor Waite favored the
nlan OF II National savings bank system similar ia
that OF England. and the issuance OF more Treasury
notes and greenbacks. In the evening Governor
Waite made free silver address. Tomorrow hs
will speak ut Chautauoua.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18
FRENCH AND ITALIAN WORKMEN IN CON
FIICT.

Paris. Aug l7-French and Italian worNH's'''' j,
fought to-day in Aigues Mortes. Department -
Gard The fight began in the street al ho'" anu
was carried on intcrmittcnuy Tor hedrN WV
hours The police made repeated eHor'S i"
strain the men, but not strong enough W
s,ora tho neaco Ten men were killed and more
than forty were wounded severely. All the h"IcH
and most of the wounded Italians
After the fight the French work'ngnen WHO "''
heat the Italians started man hunt l"r u'
ostensible purpose Of eXteiminathS ul' i"' 49,
rorkinemen in the town. They attached WIN
,,.. and cIubs every Italian they caught. The
I,,Iians fed from the town. and most OF those VINO
had heen in the fight took possession Of farm huid-
10 ana he rricaded the doors. The troops suiil-
in- in-n% TO restore order rescued them early III u''
evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18

not get in As the crowd surscd back ani iof'h
in the street there were cries for nan IaiSr
enough for a meeting. \ few OF the men III"
umbrellas raised but the Tcst moved about III
the rain and appeared to be- lltt" concerned apou'
Getting wet Some Of them were crying. ana Hal"
that their lnmilics were without bread. Sooh
after : a. m some one raised the cry:
To Walhalla Hall
The cry was repeated until IT sw'il'd " Z"
chorus from hundreds OF throats. Then the CT !
began to move without leader toward i"A'-
ave, and down that thorouglfare. soon '''
police IN the Fifth-st. station saw IN" hio' "
several hundred men struggling along IN" avenue
but made no attempt 10 stop IN" unau'"o'i%'"
paradc nv the time the mob had passed thfou-"
Allen and Grand sts and had turned INTO 'tc""'' -
S. il had swcllcd to over 1000 men. ll'oi'''
tion Of the coming of the crowd reached ""-
halla Hall "A few minntr> before the Nahsbar" "P
prarcd in Grchard-at Flicgman, III" MANAGER vi
Walhalli Hall. was not thci" AZ 'h' ''''' '"'
his daught and bartender closed the lro''' "'''
expecting to keep the crowd out ih"''''"'.''
the of the building, was th'r' ""'' ','e
mob arrived. and he undertook To Far'| WIZ" Wv
men who appeared 10 br the leaders Nv wan"
some security that the building woui" NV
damaged, but. of course, none couh wv e'''
him. Neither did the men have any ''V
with which To pay for the use OF the h'i'' ""'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18
SHE PLEADED IN TAIN FOX HEh SUN
ABRAHAM II. BTRRICK INSISTS THAT HIS BOY
SHALL. he ARRESTED HIS WIFE BEGS, On
HER TENDED KNFE>. IOkGIVENiSS
FOE THE TRgTNG YOUTH
FOR THE ERGING 70

, rr,,ote hrouchom drove mp 10 the Imperial Music
nan at Twcnty.nintl,t. and Broadway. last night
about O'Clock. In IT Abraham H. bcrrl'h Il
real estate lawyer. with an Office at NO 2oS broau
vay living at is East Eighty tlirdSt' ana MS wiz
Mr. and Ms. Derrick dill not attempt to leave their
corrinrc and # stood long In front oi IN" MUSIC
Hall that "A complaint was hlade '"a' "''' WIZ
blocking the traltc.
A. 20 a smooth faced lad Of eighteen, fashion,
ably dressed walked to the cnranc" OF the Imperial
ui, WIS Mtoc VI. Bcirirk Mr.. Berricks son
Is charged by lis father with robbng his desk OF 700
a few days ago. and has since been spending the
money freely.
The minute Mr. Derrick saw his son he dartcd
fror In. carriacc and touching him upon the arm,
mon med the boy to ~ with him. Mr.. Berrick told
be driver to go the West Thirticthst. police station
The Young man heard the direction ana began 10
crv while the mother grew hystcrical.
4 crowd gathered around the police station as
they heard the cries Of the boy. and the screams oil
the hy,rrical mother. The lawyer did not appear
at all pcrurbcd. lie entered the stau"h
and asked to have hi, arrested on charS'
- larceny. Detective Lang ana the doorman went
,o bring In the youth. but they found mother and son
dashed i'm each others Neither Of them would
ludgc and it ten minutes before the two men
could pull Young Icirick from Mrs. Berricks grasp
When Milton was carried into illc police station hc
fell I'm Il dead faint Mrs. BcIlick followed him.
and on hcnd"d knees threw heiS'il I'LL Ioh' vi hc'
husband and pleaded for the boy. She laughed, cried
and beat her hands together.
Receiving no answer she pluckcd Oft her gold
eyeglasses dashed them down. and then tried to tear
her earrings from her At times she grew
almost purple I'm the face.
won't go home until You say you won't lock
him up" she walled Iy this time the son had re-
covcrrd from his faintlnS spell. and going over IL
the lawyer asked hl> forgiveness. Mr. Berlick woid not
receive hi, son. who then turned 10 his mother.
Together they again entrcalcd Mr. Derrick, ana finally
he said he would not press the charge Of larceny
against his son. sergeant Shcchan. however. said hc
would lock Young Milton Derrick up for disOrdcry con
duct Al las, Mrs. Derrick persuaded to leave her
son, under the promise from her husband that he
would appear In court this morning and secure the
sons discharge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18
A BIG IRON FIRM IN TROUBLE
RECEIVER FOR THE OLIVER COMPANY
OF PITTSBURG.
LIABILITIES ABOUT $1,000, ,Ooo-TTs EXTENSIVE
PLANT And LARGE OPERATIONS.
fry 1yLrGRAru To THE TRrBrSr.1

PIT .lurp Nup 1.-THE Oliver Iron and Steel
Curr hos n,..,d into the hands Of y re-
coirnr Tb. chief .tocltholdcr (, Henry w oliver
IT, mill t,v months a,o president Of the Pitt,burG
and Vc.,orn Railroad Compnnv lie was also a
,,er ~ tho Tariff commission Of "A few wear, ago
and has been frequently mentioned as u candidate
D., ,, rnufJ,c,p manhattan for United states Sena
~ t ,-i Li. Grr, tb.n knovn a.. Oliver Brother.
80 .,,' - . thu, ,o,r., .,,.n.i,r an
" r"'"P'' "H"'' ''' . ""''
liabilities 81 over F2.NOoopD, ana pald every ''h' DE-
,r, tho tiu,e cxnircd
. ,... p, 80. ,src,,,, ,.o,,r, ,o dav moi
III 'h' "''" ''"'' ''''"'' '"
iiOn nl"d by th" National Inb' NTh'' "a
McI<cc.port and T. &. Converse. q -tockholdcr =
49,, ,,,'. ,, and, .,..l ,ou,,r, p,-,yin. for iI.
'c ''''' nm '''' ~, .,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18
STMUING UP IN THE SHANN IhI1L'
MES. SHANN BREAKS DOWN SEVERAL TINES
THE CLOSING ARGUMENT TO BIZ
MADE TODAY.

Trenton. ~ j.. Aug lit IL probable that the
fate Of Mrs. Matte shann, accused ol POISONING "'i
son John, will be- placed In the hAhds Oh Il J"N
tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Shann'- general com
rosurc sill rcn,ains unchanged although she broke
down several times during IT," day. She was
yJby affected while Assistant Pros 'cu'or Apsar was
hurllng bitter dcnunciations at her head
Frank G. Borden wa placed on The s'ahn u"s
marrimg, and questioned closely as u the a"fs OF
the insurance policy Issued upon the HE o' '"nh
-houu lie was also questioned about ahahh ;
reason, for making his mother the beneficiary. li'
testified that John sham insisted that the policy
should b.. made payable 10 his mother because IN
thc event of his death he wished her to have the
money.
william vortlcy n night watchman OF Princeton
said he was on dary on the night OF the aiirV'u
disembowclment lie went du;y at ii O'CLOCK
and remained ont until a. About O'Clock he heard
a carriage drawn by two horses e. through "i'"ci
spoon st. and shortly aftervurd he met three men
In Wlther.po,n-,t. one OF them spoke 10 witness
and badc linn good-n!ght
,Ialel snann was recalled by the defence ana cor
roboratcd her mothers evidence as TO the request 10
Dr. Bergen for another physician TO cohsui' WIN
him. She said II was that when before coroner
Coutirc she had that she had never glve" 'v
idne to her brother. but that she was so III Ut 'ho
time that she not accountable for her statements
II was Just after 10 O'Clock when the dcichce an
nounccd 1t had closed Its case.
james Fitzpatrick called In rcbuttal by inc
state TO show that although friend OF Johh' 'hc
latter never told him he suffering from cohagi"l'
rltzpatrck proved poor witness for the state as MS
testimony went to show that II was not only possible
hut probabIc that the claim OF the defence was True
John Feelan a friend of John Sham. swore poSiuVey
,bot the theory defence that cause existed
,or the admin -tration Of mercury WIS untrue
rbom.s Higgins give practically the same testimony
AZ noon all The evidence Wa In, ana Il r'.'ss va
alan until halfpast /. After recess Assistant,
p,~srcutor ". Holt Apgar began the summing ul
- ,he nrosecution. HIS arguments were presented
~ ,o' tho trry in clear and forcible manner Mr.
Apsar spoke for two hours n All aaTSr morning
h.n senator Vanderbilt and ex-Judge Beasiey VIII VIII
VII VII" nm Tor the defence. Prosecutor stockton VIII
nake the closing argument for The eta'@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-18
E1RIMINIA PASSENGERS TO 60 FREE.
ALL TRACES or CHOLERA DFSrEOYED-THE
WISER ARRIVES FROM NAPLES WITH
NO SrrKNTSS * BOARD

DR.. jenkins think, that hc ha, seen the last oi
the cholera brought here 10y ia" passengers "I inc
Karamanla So now cases have Developed nnd all ii"
cholera patient, in the hospital At Swnnrn" Island
,rc rocovcrng # no cases of cholera develop before
this morning DR.. Jenkins says that he can announce
that all traces Of tlIc infection have been destroyed
The period Incubation. counting from Ia" last case"
cN pir., AZ u. day. Dr. jenkins VIII h"ld the
karamauia'5 passengers who are well uhill noon
Tho census OF The pa -cnecrs Is ~ follows Detained "
Hoffman Island, ii7, comvars'c cnJ on S"lhbirh'
Island. 3O died IN hospital, >.
The Wcscr arrived here late last evening from
Naplc. with one cabin and 905 stceragc passengers.
The captain reported that al the passengers were
we'll The inspection 10y tho Health Officer will not
l, made until ihi- morning. Tho passengers "f In"
North German Lloyd steamer Wcsrr were detained
for the fuN period Of o." Incubation "i cholera ~
Naples. There was no sickness on board when She
passed Gibraltar.