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New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
financial.


rHoFOsAIS ron
FOUR PER CENT ei-YEAIt GOLD RENEWAL poNDs.
sr. LOUIS Apfl Sh. 1876.
DY VIRTUE Of Ordinance M. i7.4I5. author
- the issue ana sale - renewal bond. ~ th. Cy
- - | '4tl Psi's' & i na,cl tng , , ., 81 , 'g
tafl pounds Sterling dulc0 IN nii bonds helenafer
described or any portion thereof yl BE- received A. ne
non of Tie i'm iay II May iSoi All publicly opened
said bonds Vii be- dated June Isl. iss,. AMI wa each
or 200 scrinr as the Lidi,r may ci,c PAYABLE twenty
60 }.a,s a. t"ri. 'a,', "ru II, va. ,r " t , nr,'m
semannua interest ,0ui.r- PAYABLE tho J., day =
fsia ne r. Nh, bonn. , aic 81 hc dcnonnaioh II 81 90
T. S Cold coIn Then The principal ana n,ersst there
TTHrInGxhiLi' ii' HHNK o. c0MMEHcE ~ %Ew.YoRK in
United state GOA on Or a. thc ohicc y me NntiSnm
Ensani. in sterling the rate y 81 scG' per pound
fiGp sterling then principal and interest thereof VIII
hs pad a. The option o tGe noaer enrf a. ~ 'Sg ois
NHpTi NHpTioH i2nG A "iPdc oF cdmEnGn s ane i N N%oRK IA
s,erng The b'nds ~ili contain tho condition mat IN
tn'ca Goa iolnr ana rouaa s'crng wll be & Ssl;
bonds may be exchanged for registered bonds at
d cqp@cc @ tho Il 'a's s IN Pca sr p5SPo'ols 5o s: Si
i1i,i inisTcst ~ Sc Femlracci in one amount.
Proposa. must be accompanicd y deposit Of cash or
and subject his approval equal to i've % PEI q
t. be- returned the IroIaal Is accepted. otherwise
faiiae on the part of tho bidder TO comply with his pro
posai I'm ca.e ~ compliance ~ be retained as par,
amount - he credit y The C,ty - - Louis in the
At he once ~ the NATlONAL BANK or SCOTLAND.
LIMITED LONDON. ENGLAND. VIII lc accepted
flU compliance with the requirements relating de-
p,eis No viii be allowed earnest money de-
posted ly IN. successful bidder.
Al propoeais viii he subject 10 the conditions ard res
ervntlsn3 seTncnt and must refer to
portion of the u the bidder.
The awards viii DO subject 20 the approval ~ the Com
mite. on Ways and Means Of both branches of tho
Municipal Assembly.
Tho bonds VIII be delivered against payment therefor
I'm current funds at Office of Comptroller In tho
CITY ~ S. Louis The 27th day II June 1891 or II
the bidder elects In his proposal at the NATIONAL
BANK or COMMERCE. ~ NEWYORK. the 10th
The undersigned the right reject and all
bi's
indorsei ''Proposdls FOR Purchase u st. Louis CITY
Bonds"
a sample bond can be seen and further Information
obtained at 81 the Comptroller ~ the City OF
81 Louis. g. r. WAIIhi - ~, ~, mayor. ,,
New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
Gas sTocEs Erc

FOREIGN COMMERCE. At NEW-YORK.
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NEW-YoNK.
lNe ISg 1895
pryg.ols ......... 81 80 ~ $1,000 81 C.G -pi
General fuerri i.'r.. 81 Sl 80 Sit' So eH-l"i-
Total f0r The wec.. .si3 -ol go Sio-r, $i01'Nl %
Since January 1872 2iin-j -. ist ifsNlsa2
IMrOETs or SPECIE At NiW-fOltk.
since Jsnus-y i...... G3i,921 G52,3oI 58Illas
EXIOgTS OF SPECIE AT NE"-YOHK
For tho w..1....... 50 3.t '2 50 ici:Hp 80 3iN
since Jaulafy l....... - 5c i3 ~ --'o'o 9'-G1rl
New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
kEW-Y0RK & NEW-ENGLAND
REORGANIZATION.

NETWORK. ! ,,-u ~ 100,
ROSTO%
New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
a MARKET FOR PROFITS.

with Stocks In strong hands moderate reaction
shows the far profits which may be- repeated ny
taking advantage ~ low markets lNltSi - Nt,E i
LEADERS LOW PRICED STOCKS ARE WORTHY OF
ATTENTION. REACTIONS IN CHANGERS MAKE AN
OIlOITI' NIFTY FOR BUYERS. Wheat at low level
offers an exceptional opportunity for safe ana pronape
trading Changes IN favor II higher prices
stocks and Grain bought and sold commission for
cash or on "A margin OF TO per cent Stocks In lots ~
10 10 loo shares ani upward. Grain. LOCO % 1000
bushels ordered on the Ncw-Nok and Chicago
Exchanges. Commission -lb
PRIV ATE WIRE TO CHICAGO.
Write OF cali for 'pAIiN MARKET LETTER. and
"NEW aOO-PAGE ILLUSTRATED MANUAL" giving
highest prices for ten years and other yalu
able information stocks. Bonds and Wheat ISSUED
GRATIS AND MAILED FREE Twenty years expert
cnce BANK REFERENCE FURNISHED Private offices
with tclIers Tor convenience Of customers.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
financial.
ATCHIS0N, Topeka 6 SaRTAFs
RAILROAD COMPANY.
General REORGANIZATION Committee.

In consequence OF the voluntary formation OF se'ea
protective committees in this country and Europe repre-
sentng different bonds Of the Company ana us
auxIIares TO avoid adverse conflicting plans OF re-
orcanizaon the undersigned and such others as may
be associated with them. at the express request ana
with the direct cooperation Of the Directors ana OceS
Of the Atchson Topeka Santa Fe Railroad Company
have consented 10 act General Reorganization Com
rtee in the interest all the various security holders
credit and stockholders OF the Atchison System Tor
the purpose OF assisting the preparation. promulsa-
on and carrying Of plan OF reorganza-
ton Of the financial affairs OF the Company and look
ing to the restoration property the control Of
s stockholders and Directors the earliest practical
moment.
With the consent Of the Railroad Company Mr. stephen
It. has been engaged to verify. BY an Immediate eH-
animation OF its accounts all statements submitted by
the Officers OF Company; and general plan Tor the
restoration OF the Company to credit will be presented
10 the parties interested early date as praccaoe
Holders Of the bonds and creditors OF the Company
are requested TO send their and addresses and
the amount OF their holdings the Secretary OF the
Committee in care OF the NEw-YoRK GUARANTY
AND INDEMNITY COMPANY Mutual Life Building
New-York.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
MkIGhT' g. FREESE,
OFFICES i-J-6-7-S-9
Bankers & Brokers, SO broadway, NY.
The Savannah 4 Western BOndho derS'
Protective Committee.

The undersigned. regarding any division of
the UOndhoidcrs of the savannah and West
crn Rail- rond Company ns especially unfortu-
nate at this time and bclieN ing united action
to be essential have directed the Central
Trust Compnny of NeW-iorIs 10 return to the
owners all bonds other than the Savannah
and Western.
This con muec hns ailation with the Central Rail
road Of Georgia with the holders OF It's floating debt
It, therefore, urges all holders OF bonds TO deposit them
with the Central Trust Co
printed circular containing Information In relation TO
the property and It's litigation. Will be furnished upon
application any member ~ the Committee.
This Committee recommends careful inquiry by the
Bondholders before alyns themselves with any other
SIMON BORG, Chairman
IL. 4. MARTIN.
n. H.. GARTH
JOSEPH VI. LICHTENAUER.
u. L.. LEHMAN.
EDWIN -. HOOLEY.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
NETWORK AND LONDON. April "a is9A
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
COMPANY'S
Second Consolidated Mortgage Bonds
Funded Coupon Bonds of 1885.
and Income Bonds.

Referring circulars OF January ID and March s
1884, we have inform you that there have been u
posted with us pursuant TO the plan Of reorganlsra
therein forth:
S2G.360.OOO Second Consolidated Mtge
Bonds out OF an issue of...............s .s33,5s54N
81, 10000 Funded Coupon Ronds OF 1885,
out Of issue of....................... S4.2l.D0
Si31,s32 Income Bonds out of an issue
OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SoOS@
The new mortgage contemplated in circulars hm
been prepared under experienced legal advice ~
greatest, care. both 10 its legates and pro
visions and has been executed by the New-York Lan
Erie and Western Railroad Company.
Tho bonds secured thereby being engraved. 10
enable their delivery TO depositors.
II will thus be that what proposed IN or
circulars IS nearing its accomplishment and the fore
going made in order that outstanding bond
holders may be under misapprehenson to the stu
alton.
Desiring tha, they shall A.; have the fullest oppCr.
tunty % avail themselves ot the plan 4 adjustment We
have decided continue receiving deposits q the oona
until such time as We ready 70 deliver the new ~
curlties reserying % ourselves however. the right
terminate this ofer sooner II occasion should require
We are st.n ot the opinion that. under the ordinary
condition Of commercial affairs and with suitable pro-
for construction requirements (such as the ne"
mortgage contemplated the earnings OF the Erie prop
erty Will he than sufficient 70 meet its fixed charges
as now adjusted in which the holders of the new
bonds will have security upon which they can depena
but H. contrary expectations there should be any ~
fau: payment Of interest the bonds have the oe'e"
of a mortgage under which foreclosure car be pFomp~
secured and rights OF the bondhoies protected VIE
delay. thus obviaing the serious dcutes "nHs
exist under the present Second Consolidated MoTtsas'
Furthermore the relations between the bondhoe'"
and the stockholders properly established by the new
mortgage. and under 1t the stockholders cannot As1'
force the boniholers TO make concessions WHICH Wv
stockholders themselves would have been obliged pea
II the Second Consolidated Mortgage had not e0n'ia'a
such unusual provisions.
We should be glad confer with any boniholder VINO
for any reason has delayed deposltng and may ae'"
further Information.
DREXEL. MORGAN & Co.
j. 5. MORGAN & CO.,
- LONDON
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JAMES BOYS e. CO.,

BANKERS AND BROKERS.
90 and 90 Exchange Place.
Rooms II. 10. 20 and II.
buy ana sell Stocks and Bonds Grain and Provisions.
Cotton and Coffee, for ash on margin Private wires
Correspondence solicited
Long Distance Telephone. $50 Broad.
Commercial paper. city and country notes dealt IN
WANTED Two gentlemen of means to join
w the inventor In placing malt machine the mar
about Si0 0o0 r.. W.. Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
Richmond, York River & Chesapeake
Railroad Company.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.

IIs''4 '4JIs 7It4T''7 I''7-'I7H
In pursuance OF arrangement with the Reorgaai,.
ton Committee Of the Richmond & West Point Terminal
Railway & Warehouse Company and System. the New.
York Guaranty & Indemnity Company hereby offers To
purchase for cash. par with accrued interest six per
cent per annum from January J. 1924. the date q
purchase. such first mortgage bonds of the Richmond
York River Chesapeake Railroad Company due January
1894 may be offered for sale the office Of IN.
purchasing company No G5 Cedar Street. New-York cy
We the right terminate this offer at any tina
Dated New-York. April -. 1894.
Ncw-Nor> Guaranty n Indemnity Co.
BY W. q. OAKAiAN. President
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03
M. Hilton Williams, M. D., M. C. P. s. 0.
Commercial Hotel.

Dr. w. is graduate of Victoria Medical Uni versity of Toronto, Ontario, Canada in 1857, and of the the College of Ph! sicians and Sur geons of Ontario, Canada, in 1882 Was for three years the associate physician in the Gin cinnati and Chicago Throat and Lung Insti- tutes, after which he was sole proprietor of the years During five years of the time he was sole proprietor of the famous Ontario Pulmonary institute and health resort at Toronto Ontario, Canada For nearly eleven years 6 resident physician In the city of Los Angeles, California, and for three years associate physician to the Burnside Lying-in Hospital (for women in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Dr. Williams spe- cial system of medicated inhalations in dis eases of the respiratory organs is known all over the United States and Canada and in many parts of Europe, and is conceded to be the only rational manner of treating these intricate dis cases
 Although Dr. Williams has been in Phoenix but short time yet the many people who are being treated by him can testify as to the mar velous benefit they have already received. There is yet ample opportunity for all who de- sire to become cured or nearly so before the doctor returns home if they but begin at opce.
 Dr. w. will honestly and carefully examine all FREE OF CHARGE and if he finds the cure beyond his skill will unhesitatiDgly tell the patient or his friends thus allowing them to do as their own conscience dictates without the least obligation to take treatment of the doctor.
 Remember also Dr. Williams is no travelling doctor this being his first professional visit out side the city for nearly eleven years Let all who desire to consult the doator do so before it is too late. word to the wise is sufficient.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03
A TEXAS man was sitting in dark

A TEXAS man was sitting in a dark room recently when he was attracted by the buzzing of a gold-colored bug. Taking the appearance of the bug as a favorable omen he followed it. It stopped directly over an old well in a deserted field; then the man went to digging and presently discovered a number of gold dollars and some few silver coins.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03
THE NIGHTINGALE.

THE NIGHTINGALE. Sole singer in the world Of dreams,
 Whose voice, outrlnglng clear and far Into the empty darkness, seems
 An echo from distant star, Thou comest, as Gods angels will
 When day and all it's noisier mirth, Gone past us like wind, are still;
 The stars in Heaven and thou on earth. Thou singest yet in all the years,
 In all the years the stars arise, When sleep has dulled our needless ears And weighs like death upon our eyes. And ahi outworn with sordid cares,
 We drowse in other glooms supine, Blind even to greater light than theirs, And deaf to loftier songs than thine. But still they shine though none should see And singest thou, unheard, forgot, Save ln lone night-times, it may be,
 When they and thou shall know it not. Their shining makes some pathway bright; One hears thee as he tolls along, And passes onward through the night, Glad in their splendor and thy song. A. St. J. Adcock, in Chambers Journal
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03
The Importance of Spelling.

Do they ever have any sleighing in Africa, papa?" asked Willie.
 That all depends upon how you spell 1t, my son." returned his papa. "They go staying every day of the year, if YOU spell it with a y.'"-Harper's Young People.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03
veterinary.

E o. RICHMOND, M. D. C., Phoenix, All
 F. zona, Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist, Diseases of all Domestic Animals Scientifically Treated Residence 537 West Van Buren street Office 37 West Washington street. No Charge for Consultation.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03

NT H. WILLIAMS-Attorne and Counsellor WI. at Law 2S Wall street, Phoenix, Arlz.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03

TYR. LAKEWOOD Physician and Surgeon. D Ground floor, Washington St., next door to Keystone pharmacy Diseases of nose, throat and lungs speciality.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03

Attorne neys-at-Law. T N FRAZIER-Attorne and Counsellor C. at Law. Room Fleming block, Ph9n1x, AriZnna
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03

DRD. M. PURMAN-Office Cor Adams and
 u Center Sts. Office hours to 10 g. m. and 3 to and 7to D. m. Night calls left at DeWitts hack stand will receive prompt at tention.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03

TYR. FRANK D. DARCY-Physician and Sur
 u geon. Room 10 Fleming block.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03
SION AL
Physicians.

nOCTOR HIBBARD, Late of Denver, Colo u rado, Graduate of Harvard Medical Col lege. Formerly member of Colorado and Rhode Island State Medical societies. Speciality, dis ca es of the throat and lungs. Offices Monihon block.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03
Lunch Counter.

Will run First class place. Motto: Clean1i- ness and prompt attention. Everyone knows Al. He will treat yon even better now that he is working for himself.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03

TYR. SCOTT HELM-Physieian and Surgeon u Second St., opposite city hall plaza.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03

E H, LYMAN-Attorney at law. Office F.. rooms and 2, Fleming block.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03

LNOR RENT-A furnished house. four rooms E Indiana street, L P. Elder.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03

DCRTER W. FLEMING, Attorney at Law. t Rooms 20 and 21, Fleming Block, Phenlx l Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03

DAMRoN & CRENsHAW, Attorneys at Law. Rooms 13 and 15, Porter block, corner Cen ter and Washington streets, Phoenix, Ariz.
 J. w. CRENSHAW. J. M. DAMRoN.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03

LNOR RENTING pleasant rooms, furnished Call at 327 s. Center St.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03

H. N. ALEXANDER. W. H. STILWELL. 1 LEXANDER & STILWELL-ATTORNEY | A AT LAW Office in Hartford Bank build | ing Phoenix. Ariz
Arizona republican., 1894-11-03

DOR RENT-A nice suite of rooms suitable I for offices, near postoffice. Apply Baker x Abrams, 26 West Washington St.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-10

The time during which apples should
be picked TO bo their best Is short, and
sometimes tho picking is SO delayed that
the last become overripe. Another disad.
vantage In taking In the harvest crop IL
that tho supply of pickers may be short,
and those TINT are secured may be careless
In handling tho fruit much Of which Ia
consequently bruised and rendered unfit
for grading. Many contrivances have been
devised for facilitating and cheapening
this work, but none has como Into univor.
sal use. A catcher Is mado In two parts
OF canvas or any other strong, durable fab
rio, such as sailcloth. The lower part, or
main canvas, is 40 feet across, In the form
OF an immense saucer, the center about
the tree coming down to the ground
Above this is the hood, about 10 feet
square and highest In the center. When
this is adjusted about the tree, the branches
arc shaken. and the apples find their way
down 10 the ground In pile at the base
OF tho tree 1t is claimed that fruit can
thus be gathered in ono-half the time, at
ono-half the expense Of hand picking and
with marked Improvement in condition
The apple catcher" is especially service.
able when gathering fruit from lofty trees.
1t may be used for stack covering when
NOT required for fruit gathering. 1t is also
made In smaller sizes for gathering pears,
plums, nuts. eto.-Pittsburg Dispatch.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-10

The Enoch Moore and Sons Compnay
launche a new car float for tho Wilnln y.
ton ami Northern Railroad Company on
Saturday.
Jury on Saturday declared Mre, Mary
Sparks OF No. 227 PoDlar street to be In.
sane, anu trustee will be appointed to
take ehlrgs OF the property.
Peter Ia Cooper. Jr will lecture hefore
the Brown4on Library AS ociatl on this
evening. musical programme will also
be given by the members OF the associa.
ton.
James F. Trayhor OF this city has
bean appointed by the National Associa. .
tion OF Master Flum ,ers OF the United
Stites orgatizar OF local associations. and
with TINS object In view will soon visit
harrisburg Lancaster. Ailento wu, WIKI.
esh trr, nnd other cities In Pannsy iyanIa.
John Gam Of this City and James II, q.
Gam OF NJ. Georges ara neogi Intlug for
The purch SO OF the Augustine Pier prop,
erty, Their intention Is to make it an ex-
curslon resort. 1t Is he'll At S2D, ,OON
Joseph H. Hamilton and Louis Wistoft
salisi from Naw York on SATURDAY, for
Dehmarh They will return In the spripg.
hnrles Il. Magnire Will be n candidate
Tor tho l'emo;raito nominal ion for City
Council from tho Fourih ward.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-10
Anuseinents.


Tho Little Trooper. "an adaptation from
sne rrencn, py Clay Greone and VILLAIN
r,st WIi 20 given Ut the Grand Opera
nouee tIie evening, ny Della Fox ami the
company as appeared at the South Broad
oireet insatie. IL mas a typical tench
plot, dash OF French PnIislan .uyvea.
tiyeness, plenty OF good music ana !. cer.
.aih ainount OF VII, which is distinctly
Miss Fox is charming In her impersona.
uon VI Iaiaivette. hhe is always viva
c.vus' .ss' VI ner songs, one especially en-
Iniee bnsS ~ usstlneh 70 i've In popu-
ular selection. and is tuneful and catchy.
The stage settings will be elaborate and
the costumes especially bright aud prelty.
ineto ~ no oouot tbe engagement will he
= =. success, q az Tue advance snlo OF seats has
.aI eutpasseu those OF tue popular attraU.
tions that have appeared at this house
this beasoD.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-10

.'The Significance Of Decreasing Birth.
rate" ls tho subject OF d paper by j. II.
Biowneli Fellow of Political Science In
Bryn Mawr College, which has re0sntIv
been Issued by the A merican Academy OF
Polit cal and Social Science.
The poper explains why In countries of
high civilization, particularly Franoe and
the United stales. the birth-rate il dimiu.
ishing. The facts upon which IL ls bssed
arc drawn from the United States census
rrports, and the conclusions reached are
that the blriirrate diminishes IA iDuiyld.
ual evolution increases, and that the
Malthusian theory In general, that pop
ulatlon tenus TO incr, ase faster than
means OF subsistence, IL not true III Tie
United States at the present time. In Inc
regions where wealth inclsa sea most
rapidly the Population iucroases most
slowly.
Brownell, j. l. "Sign.flcapce of a
Decreasing Blrth.rate." American Acad.
emy OF Political and Social Science. Pub.
licstiOn No, l24. Pp. 43. Paper. Syo.
Price. 35 cents. Phiiad al phIa 1874.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-10

ALBANY, Dec 1o-Thc report of the
commission to examine as to the charges
against the managers of the Elmira re-
iormatory, that they had neglected their
duty and allowed cruelties TO be practiced
In the institution, and which consists of n
majority and minority report was given
TO the press this Afternoon. DR.. Austin
Flint and Israel L. Deyo report In favor OF
tho board, and consequently in favor of
Brockway. They hold that the board had
q perfect knowledge Of the workings of
the institution. and that such corporal
punishment as was used was necessary for
the maintenance Of discipline. Judge
William l.. Learned, the president of the
commission, presents minority report In
which he deals with the methods In vogue
IN tho Institution in the most severe man
ner.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-10
DEFENDING GOVERNOR TlLLMAh
Disproving Charges Of Dishonesty Against
South Carolinn's Ex-Goyeruor.

Disproving Charges OF Dishonesty Against
South carolinn's Ex-Governor.
COLUMBIA, s. c., Dec. 10-The charges
made against the honesty of Governor Till
man In a letter from. b. y. Perry to J.
Ashley, a mcmbor of the house Of repre-
sentatives OF this state, which was recently
distributed here, have brought forth an
answer from the governor. In the letter
referred to 1t was insinusted that Governor
Tillman could not save from his salary
sufficient sum to pay for farm he re-
Gently purchased, aud for which he is said
to hnvc given 5000, asserted that he had
defrauded the state Of thousands Of dol
lars and had received n seven cent rebate
on whisky bought through the dispensary
law,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-10

Jack tde Hugger" Is still In Whining.
ton and made his appearance again yes.
terday morning. As Mrs. Thomas a.
Robinson OF No. 500 West Sixth street
was Oh tho pavement In front of her home
she was approached by the man and gross.
ly insulted. Mr.. Robinson saw the scoun.
drel and gave chase but the man escaped.
The description given Is the same as 0ivan
py others who has seen the hugger.
On West Fourth street lust evening the
scoundrel was again at work. There was
one woman who would have given the
stranger warm reception II she had been
insulted by him. She carried heavy
cane and with this she intended to defend
herself. The hugKer did not stop her.
Mrs, Harry b. wtlh9lm was struck and
badly bruised by the man Saturday nioht-
The India Rubber Man"who operated
In this city several years was captured by
Detective McNey when he was police
sergeant. lie was not convicted, as he
could not be identified, but the trouble
ceused.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-10
! IsHop coLEMAN's wopK.

Bishop Coleman was busy man yester
day. In the morning he OBLIGATED ut the
conservation OF chancel In st. Georges
Church al Flushing. L. |. Having To con.
Duct service III st. Matthews mission at
1.30 O'Clock, the bishop left Flushing at
LEO o'clock and arrived here at 8.05 ~
clock. The bishop's sermon was from
homans 10. 4. The class confirmed num-
bered five persops