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no promptly + furnished
HOTELS.
,--Is,Has sssIs-sss.s.s---
GRAN iW,~city hotel, A C, Fair.
ly .etrr. only hotcl IN town;
clean loolnA aud GOOD table,
oAINEsV clode hotel on
California street 81 the moot cen.
trally located hotel In town; entirety
rented aud under new mRnaEnment,
JOHN lAwRANCB, Proprleior
GRAPEVINE. TEN Powell House.
James Powell, proprietor Newly fur
nished and painted. sample room
tree.
GlANnrIiY- THE Hraaos Hotel re.
opened la good style; sample rooms
AIRS Louise feore, nropnotfssp.
Hotel ROYAL, GIIMrR THNAs-
First-clnsh accommodations fur tho
travelling publlci good rooms clean
beds, and table equal to any IN
east rcNaa, Free sample rooms c0n-
Nenient. Rntes 81 Per day, J, y. Roy.
JEFFERSON s-Hruncr house, Mira W
II, Hruncr ptonrctreHa; new house,
neat depot rates. 81 % per day
LoNGNtEW--Ma hotel. Mrs, O.
NJ Tablet proprletre0si rates, 81
pcr day
ITAsi[A. Gillian iIonse ID The best In
tho city, nice, clean rooms, Jao. W
GILLIAN. proprietor
IOWA PARK -Mcllain's Commercial
Hotel Iowa Park, reS., the only
irat-olras hotel N the city,
KlNGWIsHER, /. T,-.Kinansher hotel,
Mrs. q. l., Deauc proprlctress; new
brick houaci table unoaoolledi rntea,
~ per day.
LAMPAsAs Star hotel, Mrs II, n
Graocy, proprictrcur; rates reason
nbio.
NORMAN OKLA Hotel AEnnB. Ailda
Lizzie Moore, proprietor Drummer
MARIETTA L T.--Iiorenoo Cottage,
Everything new. irirat-clasu accom-
modsiipnn, Commercial travellers G
speciality H. y Thicrs, Prop.
MOUNT VERNON pnrchmnn ITouao,
Mrs G, NJ parchman. Proprietrerp,
Only nrHt-olaas hotel w town. pleas
ant roomn. nicely furnished, table
unaurpaaeed. Netes v per day.
SHREVEPORT, La city Hotel. head.
quarters for travelling men: located
~ business cenieri rates $500 per
day. a. j. Roynolds. Proprietor,
AAaAANNfCA W - f'AFAAN hRNNff
Chapel. proprictori first-claas accom-
modnuonH.
MARsuAIL. TTXAa-Haici De ifigin,
at passenger depot ana convenient to
business center Of city, was recently
rented and rofufniHhcd by present
owner nnd pihee1 ~ ntst.olas' con
nlnoh LIhe, ~, s'i, ,,,l.,t, aood,"
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

FOR RENT---A pleasant eight room
dwelling. oliver S. Kennedy. over
First National bank.
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srEAM pYn woIIKs.

STEAM DYE WORKS..
FORT WORTH Steam Dye WORKS.
Ladies' and gents EarmenU Of all
kinds dyed ana cleaned. Rochox
Bros, 203 Houston street. Fort
Worth, Tex Goods sent BY express
promptly attended to.
-
MISCELLANEOUS.
IRON AND STEEL ROOFING AND
siding, o. X. Harry Iron Works,
Dallas.
FORT WORTH Marble and Granite
Works--John a. Berrin 4 Son. All
Kinds OF marble and granite monu-
menta. heddstones. tablets and stntu-
airy. All kinds OF marble. granite and
store coping Iron railing furnished
10 order, Write for designs and
prices
DBIiNlSARDs. Morphine Users-rou
can be curef Iainisasly and per-
mansntiy IN from ton days 70 three
weeks for 80. Proof. tcstiinoniais AMI
full particulars sent frcr upan re-
quest Address u. Wilson. Bog IS.
comanche. Tex.
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-l-sssss----as- '.'-s--sf a7fs-ss
FARM LoANs-vondor's lion notes.
Money to lend on Improved farna
in the black waNy belt OF Central
Texas, A tow choice bargains in
farm and ranch property. Small
cash payment Easy terms. c. H..
snlimnn, Board OF Trade Building,
Fort Worth Tex
MONEY 10 LOAN on FARMS
BY THE
W. C. BELcHER LAND MORTGAGE
COMPANY.
90 AND 81 HURLEY BUILDING.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

MUST BE SOLD in the next ten days
-Four room house. east front, for $500.
Sl00 cash. balance SIS per month at
pen cent Interest. Don't forget the
$3.50 place. best bargain In the city,
6i0 Main street. w. l.. Lyon.
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rIoruus.

ABILENE Tcxnn aud Pacinc aud
Windsor hotels, Geo, II HutchinH.
proprietor Flue sample roums, $40
per day. rinoat hotels west OF Fort
Worth
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-03


she he'd been trying to save from dlsrcp-
utabln life. The girl was led astray by
her own mother, who was tho proprietress
Of a disorderly house. Mrs. Herreman said
she made several attempts to save tho girl
through the police, and even implicated a
police Justice (Judge Hogan who helped
to shield police captain by refusing to
act in the matter.
The woman told she had been bled by
Wardman Reynolds, acting under Captain
Haughey, she paying so month at first,
and ufUcrward 800 a month Tho wit
ness said she had paid almost every police
man on the post. She called her payments
presents. When Mr. Golf said to hey:
Nov, there is certain police captain
you wish to protect?'' she answered frankly,
Eyes, sir" Mr.. GotT tried to have the
witness mention the name of the captain
who she was endcayorng to shield II
won't do it il you kill me" said the wit
ness.
Mrs. Herreman declared she had paid tine
police, police court lawyers and prison
keepers so 1000, and that today she had not
500 She also declared under oath that
the police raised purse of Sl,700 to sond
her away in order to prevent her appear
ance at this investigation.
Tie days session as whole wns not
prolific of sensational features, but WAS
more in the way Of corroboratlve evidence
of tho corruption already brought to light.
Street Commissioner Andrews was on
hand Mt an early hour and demanded to
be sworn in to make n denial to the charges
made by Mrs Tomlinson on Thursday
that he had received 500 to secure II license
for disreputable hotel. He was not
sworn, but his denial was read.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-03
The Volume of Production Is Still Well
Maintained,

NEW YORK, Nov. a. Bradstreets' re-
view of trade says General trade contin-
ucs OH conservative lines, there being lit
tic far reaching improvement in business
circles as compared with a week ago, aside
from the settlement of the strike Mt Fall
River, one OF the effects of which Is ex-
pected to be the steadying of prices of cot
ton fabrics and an inducement to cloth
printers to order for future deliveries.
There is some encouragement drawn from
a firmer market for cheaper grades of
shoes, for drugs at leading centcrs, and
for hogs at western markets, due to q de-
cline in receipts, and for fruits on the ar
rival of colder weather. Another favor
able report is that to Bradstreets concern
I'M October bank clcarings, which reflect
the enlarged fall trade in total larger
than for any month since June, 1893
r. G. Dun & Co.. s review says: The last
week of October, with an exciting election
near, cannot indicate much of the true
condition of business. In some trades the
season is too far advanced for great activ-
ity, and in Others the supposed effects Of
tho voting hinder operations But is Is
satisfactory that the volume of production
Is well maintained, and in one or two
branches Increased, that no monetary dit-
fculties disturb, that breadstuffs are a
little higher. and that no material decline
appears during the week in manufactured
products. At present the volume Of busi-
ness transacted is on the whole smaller
than last year and much smaller than in
1892 though presidential election was
then close at hand.
During the past week failures have been
$40 in the United States, against 36s for
tho same week last year, and 90 in Canada,
against 2S last year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-03

The entertainment at Eden Hall for the
benefit of Delaware avenue Baptist
Church will be repeated tonight with an
interesting addition to tho programme.
Ihe transformation of the meRgre little
platform at Eden Hall Into the unique
and artistic effect which 1t presented on
Thursday night was an effort most in-
genious. The walls were drapod with
Turkish rugs and Kiss kelims. The stage
was illuminated with soft candle light,
and chrysanthemuma and dGhllas smiled
from every nook. The Dramatls PersoDte
for the two faIces, the Ghrroters and the
Sleeping Car. was well chosen. and Stayed
their role with naiuralness that would
have delighted the realistic Howell hun.
self The most artistic features of the
prano solos by Miss Emma Lore ana
Mise Florence Cook. and the duet by AIR.
Waiter Bennett and Miss Lulu Elliott.
Eden Ian tonight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-03

This time It ia the Democratic Registrars
in tho Seventh precinct OF the Fourth ward
who wllltully and knowingly turned In
The regigtrntlon o. that precinct to tho
Registration Department without signing
nkhe registration held by them in that pre-
Htnct. IL William III Lees case had not
4pme up tho registrars report would have
men signod and everything would have
baen done In proper shape according to
NV
The Inspector Frank j. Gormley. assist
ed by Vim. A JenningB Gnh Edward SeId-
enberg ignorantly or knowingly turned
their registration into the department
with out fulfilling tho law as required by
! their oath on assuming the uGtles. MIR.
Rprm!ey and jennings, two Democrats
Wd Seidenberg Republican, are the luen
Nbo held the registration.
SE2hc question was raised IL this precinct
phDuld not be thrown out as 1t had not
b6en received properly qualified. The
CLERK OF the registration department
should not received this registration with
oui first looking over 1t and seeing that
II had been handed in according to their
sworn oath Oh assuming their political
poeltion.
+khat 10 the use Of having an election
department ii the registrations arc allow
- 10 be turned In without ever M much
- being signed by tho oi1icer5 holding the
aEsglstrallon? What do the decent respects
able citizens OF Wilmington think OF tho
4w1y tho managers Of tho dominant party
sre running things with such nigh hand
& in our city and Statey What will all this
RlAlly lead to?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-03

NEw YORK, Nov. 3.-police Justice Ho-
gan threatens thnt when the grand jury
convene he will go before it and demand
the Indictment Of Mrs. Mnthilda Herre-
man for williul perjury. The womans
alleged oirense was in testimony which
she gave before the Lexow committee that
Justice Hogan had improperly interfered
In the matter of n warrant which had been
procured at her instance for the arrest of
her sister, a step taken, as alleged, to save
the daughter of the latter from entering
upon II life Of shame. Justice Hogan says
the wonan's story is utterly falso so far
Us he is eoncerueu.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-03

PITTsBrRa, y " 8.-The wife of John
Jack, miner At AIillbrook, Mercer county,
disappeared las, Monday A searching
party was organized, and last evening the
woman was found in hollow log so
tightly embedded that the log had to be
split before she could he removed. She was
unconscious. Her clothing was almost en-
tirely torn from her body, and her face
and neck wero cut and bruised. The
chances for recovery are doubtful. She
had been exposed and without food for
nearly three days. 1t is supposed that she
had been assaulted and placed in the log
to cover up the crime.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-03

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. B-Tho big pacing
race between John r. Gentry and Robert
j. drew crowd of 5000 enthusiastic horse
lovers to Point Breeze yesterday, but the
shoutcrs were doomed to disappointment,
for tho event proved n flzzle. Gentry re-
Gently sustained an injury at Nashville,
and MS no had not fully recovered M. E.
McHcnry, his trainer, was granted per
mission to withdraw his stallion at tho
end of the second heat. Aside from this
fact the heats that were paced lacked in
tcrest because of the comparatively slow
time made-2.0s and .. l21a. After Gentrys
Withdrawal Robert j. won with ease, and
later in the day, when he was sent IA mile
with running mate, he succeeded in low
ering the track record Of EOS, held by Mas
cot to 2Ob
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-03
THE ivANHoE's LOSS CONFIRMED.
She Carried a Crew of Twenty, Besides
Five Passengers.


PORTLAND, Ore, Nov 3.-The ship Fam
ME Dutard has arrived at Port Blakely
bringing news that the Iyanhoe, which
has been oyf-due for over month, sunk
with all on board Sept. 80. The Ivanhoe
was the ship on which ex-United States
Minister to Bolivias Fred J. Grant was %
passenger. He had Stated on an ocean
voyage for the benefit u his health. Col
onel Grant, who was native of Ohio,
was 80 years of age, and was managing
editor of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
The Ivanhoe carried crew of twenty,
who all shipped from San Francisco, and
We're as follows: Captain L. ID. Griffin,
Mates James j. Toehig, c. II. Christen-
sen, @. Il. Carpenter and William Ando-
lin, two Chinese cooks and Sailors Hans
Stevenson, NJ. Stewart, Frand Zirino, II.
johnson, e. Lowenroth, George Order,
Samuel Harper, ]. ]. Ohamesson, NJ. b.
Gulderson, Lenart Holm, w. Herrim,
John Anderson and Martin jacobson.
The passengers aboard were, besides
Mr.. Grant: Allen b. Fogler and two
ladies, Mrs Matte L. Bara and her friend,
Mrs. DR.. Irene Mullen, and q stowaway,
Edward Aliardyce, who had people living
In Sacramento.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-03
----7------
The Onicers VIII be tppainted.

There was special meeting of the City
Council last evening to take action on the
communication from the Police Gommis-
sioners requesting the appointment OF
ninety additional officers for election day.
President Perkins presided. Clerk Led-
rum road the communication. and on
motion of MIR. Mngulgan It WAS referred
to the Police Committee to confer with
tho commission recess of fifteen min.
utes WAS taken for conference between
the two bodies.
Then followed an argument which was
Joined In by all the membara. 1t was con.
cerning the division of the mon, and whom
it was decided that they should he eelectod
equally from Democrats and Republicans
the conference adjourned. The men will
be paid IS for their services. The Com.
mission has not yet completed Its list Of
men.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-03

The Board OF trade held meeting
Thursday evening i'll lis rooms. President
Mullen announced the following officers
aud committees for lS94-95: President w.
ID. Mullen. DR., Vice. president. ID. w. lay.
lor; treasurer. John X. Hudson; secretary,
Il, A. Van Trump; port wardons. George
NJ. d. Cam, A. G. Mctausland, Charles
W. Pusey. Job Ii. jackson. Nathaniel II.
Benson; consulting attorney. L.. y. VAN
degritt.
Standing committees-Room. William
Belts, chairman; John NJ. Rogers. Joseph
Hill. Finance, Preston Lee, chairman; H. i.
Warner. j. Park Postes.
Special Com mmittees-Water supply. j.
Newlin Gawthrop. chairman, II. Patzow.
sky Harry A. Miller. A. s. Reed, z. N.
Van IIumpt; sewerage, Charles Il. Fritz,
chairman, A. q. Thatcher. S. j. Wiley,
George w, Stone. Euooh Moore; Develop
ment and Protection OF liarbor, Willard
Thompson, chairman; George w. Bush,
l. L. Warner. Charles W. Pussy. Captain
Edwin kershaw.
Legislation, Charles B. Lore, chairman;
Il. NJ. Floyd, W. W. Lobdell, w. l..
Smuiley. WASHINGTON Hastings Frederic
Pyle; establishment OF new enterprises,
A. ID. Warner. chairman; o. Q. Purdy, Will
liam b. Clark, H. B. Thompson, Samuel
Ill Baynard. William H. Porter; stntls.
tlcal Information. John c. Farra chair.
man;J j. Satterthwait; William Lawton.
Frank Taylor. q. q. Cameron, W. z.
Taylor.
No other business OF Importance was
transacted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-03

MDDLy TOWN, Del, Nov. 5. Mn. EDIT OR:
Does tho Every Evening desire to see
Joshua Maryil defeated solely because lie
Is manufacturer? That paper cried out
Elect Reynolds." four Years ago when
MIR. Richardson who runs factory and
therefore Is public benefactor should
have been elected instead OF AIR. Reynolds.
Four years ago ] helped to defeat Mr..
Richardson but since then have decided
to alwNys vote for the man who benefits
the people of our little state the most.
MIR. Maryil Is q public benefactor. |
phall yote for him and | may add thut l
am done voting to down the manufactur-
ers. Can any man tell me IL the prese Mt
Governor has been u credit to tho State
while occupying the gupernational chair?
A FORMER DEMOCRAT AND HAUD WORKING O.
MAN,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-03

The members and Il lends of the Repub-
lican Invineiolss are requested TO meet ut
the club house, No 5 West Fourth street,
this (Saturday) evening for ths purpose
Of attending the meeting at tho Audito.
rum In a body. The meeting will De ad
dressed by the Hon. John IL. DaiZell Of
Pennsylvania and will be- preceded by a
monster street parade. As this is the last
pal ade In which the Invlneibles will take
part previous to tho election Its friends
are earnestly requested to be present
Meet at the club house at $50. Seats Will
be reserved at the Auditorium for the
club and Its frionds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-03
IMPORTANT JAPANESE VICTORY.
The Capture Of Fung Wang Ching Leaves
the Manlsden Road Omen.

LONDON, Nov. IA dispatch from
Shanghai says it Is now asserted there that
no Japanese have landed near Talienhwai,
but that they have landed at Takushan, at
the mouth of the Yalu river. The dispatch
adds that it is the intention of the Japan
ESQ forces to attack Fung Wang Ching
from two sides. The Japanese legation
has received a dispatch stating that the
Japanese forces commanded by Field
Marshal Count Oyama, are attacking Kim
ohow. The dispatch adds that both Tai
ienhwai and Port Arthur arc in critical
position. ..
hoJapanese legation has received an
other dispatch stating that Field Marshal
Yamagata has captured Funy Wang
Ching, a city in the Chinese province of
Lieutung, near tho Coreau frontier. The
Chinese defending the place fed towards
Matienling. The foregoing victory is an
important one. Itleaves the Moukden road
open to the japanese as tho Chinese are
unlikely to offer further resistance to the
advance of the Japanese army.
All kinds of repairing done at Davidow
Il Goa,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-03

OMAHA. Neb,, Nov 3.-Firo in tho big
Hammond beef packing house at South
Omaha yesterday caused loss of S3O0,0OD.
While the hremen were at work one of the
walls Of the bursting building fell and
three fireincn belonging to the private de-
partment of the packing company were
buried under tons of burning timber and
red hot brick, John Steele and Henry
Peters were killed. When taken out of
the wreckage 1t was discovered that both
men were still graspinE the hose nozzle
they We're holding when their lives were
crushed out. Steele was married only last
W ednesday
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-03

SAN BERNANDINo, Cal, Nov. 3,-An
election Is being held in all tho precincts
of the county today, and the women are
turning out in force to elect their men.
The women's convention, which met last
month, nominated a full county ticket,
selecting candidates from tho four tickets
in the field. 1t pnrports to be non-partisap,
but the temperance element predominatcs,
and candidates were chosen with that
qualification in Wow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-03
THE POLICE INQUIRY.
Mrs. Herreman Before the Lexow
Investigating Committee.
PAID A FORTUNE FOR PROTECTION.

She Declares That 1T Cost Her s25, 900 for
"Presents" to Police officials, Court Law
yers and Poiicemen-Policss Subscribed n
Purse to Send Hcr Away.
NEW YoRK, Noy. 3.-The long looked
for witness from whom the general pub
lie expected the most sensational disclos-
ures in connection with the recent police
exposures WAS the star attraction of yes
tcrday IS session OF the Lexow committee.
Mrs. Mathilda Herreman is rather al large
woman, with not an unliindly expression,
rather masculine features, black hair and
snappy black eyes. She was a very will
ing witness with two exceptions Din the
cases of Policeman Cooney and an un-
known captain), and seemed de yermined
TO tell all she knew.
By her evidence three new police cap
tains-Iiaughey, Brogan and Ryan-were
added to the list of alleged backmailers,
and also several wardmen. Lawyer Price
was also named rs &" between, but tho
most Interesting statement mnde by tho
witness was the ruin of her n4ece, whom
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-03

PHrLApELPHIA, Nov. 2.--Flour steady; win
ter superiine. S2d2lO; winner extras, s2.25G
240; No. 2 wiater family, S2.40I2.5D Pennsyl-
vania roller straight. 81 50jt2.BU; western win
ter, clear, s240d2.60. Wheat quiet, easier,
with Doc. bid and 55l4o, asked for November
Corn dull, steady, with 52}lc bid and 53c
asked for December. Oats quiet, steady, with
3Sl2c bid and 36G. asked for November Beef
firm. Pork dull lard steady; western steam,
s7.25; city, 81 5G18 Gsl6. Butter firm; western
dairy, ll1l6o, do. creamery, 15tI2jyfc.; do.
factory, iOGblie. Elgins. 23LGu.; imitation
creamery, l3itlsc.; New York dairy. l3l2so /;
do. creamery, l73l23r.; Pennsylvania cream.
cry prints. extra, 2ic do choice. &c; do. fair
to good. 2ui,.slc.; prints. jobbinE at 25d2S.
Cheese steady; New York, large stlOasu.;
small ste@ lie; pnrt skins, ift7c.; full skins
2lPit3. Eggs firm; New York and Pennsylva-
mia, 2lGi2.c; ice house, l53l6%ac.; western
fresh, lGlg2lc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-03

Jhe cunning season opened yesterday
M the Snsquehanna. and tho ducks which
= fesd OIL tho wild c0lory growing on flats
u nover wore as plentiful Hs tho present
I season. Redheada nre particularly plen.
N tiiuL Duck shooting s somewhat
~ epostly pRstlme. The expense of chnrterlng
>onts Tor climbs OF four Is from 5I2 to $50
tuay. to which must be added tho outlay
pfthe mess. license fees and other ltems
tut though 1t comes high, It ls sport
nnt e great many people consider worth
l4Drice.
The Now York Philadelphia and Bal
amore sporting fraternity nre out in
sSgreat numbers. Yesterday morning at
- O'clock the snort began and the fasei-
- lion seemed TO cling 10 tho beginners as
fsll as tho Gunnecs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-03

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.--Josc w. Rcinhart, ex-
president and ex-receiver of the Santa Fe
railroad, who was indicted by the federal
grand jury on the charge Of paying re-
bates to shippers in violation of the inter
state commerce law, gave bail in the
United States district court yesterday.
Mr.. Reinharts = bond was for $1,000. Mr..
Reinhart said the Indictment charges him
with tho commission Of acts about which
he knew absolutely nothing.