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VIENNA. April 1O.-During the debate on the
civil estimates In the lower House of the
RsichsrAth to-day. DIR. GreGr. the leader OF the
Young Czechs. made n bitter attack on the
Ministry. Premier Windischgraetz. he said,
was a weathsrcock on the imperial palace
and political hermaphrodite man who was
neither German nor Czech, an aristocrRt
the Thirty Years War and had seized the es-
tntes OF tho genuine Czech nobility. DR.. GreRr
referred to the Polish party as a corrupt or
ganzatinn and said that its m otto was not
Honor" but Profit"
several Polish Deputies have resented Dr.
Grsgr's insults and have sent him challenges
10 fight. DR. Gregr exp aims thar he meant %
personal offsnce, but merely wished to brand
the party as whole.
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OBITUARY.

Morgan @. Colt one OF the wealthiest men In
Paterson and q director in the Society for the
Establishment OF Useful Manufactures. own
ing the water power OF Passaic Falls. died
suddenly yesterday noon at Summit
whore he owned one Of the finest resi-
dences In New Jersey. He had visited
tho place. which Is now occupied
by Gustave Sehwab. to see about some repairs.
and succumbed to heart disease In the station
while waiting for q train. Mr.. Colt was q
widower with thee grown-up children. and re-
Gently he lived at 222 West Forty-ffth street
In this city. He WAS q son Of Roswell L. Colt
and nephew OF Col samuel Colt, the firearms
soeS 81 ia isf OF
Augustin Schoonmaker died last night ct
Kingston. n. Y, from tonsilltis after an Illness
q three Day. He vas born At Rochester on
was County Judge o. Ulster county. and from
ssnsts He was ns STATE @s iro%
1878 to 1879. and sssyed as Ciyi l Service Com
Sehoonnaker Was appointed Interstate Com.
merce Com missioner and served three years.
He was member OF the Holland Society and
for thirty years was leading Democratic
politician.
Alexander Dun Wilson, . weIl-known retail
iswsiier q this city; died q heart disease on
on jan With his wife h W,s swo little dsSsh
IN 1873 hs the r sai is%
elry house Of Alex. d. Wilson at .307 Broad
s Ss Ii. w If s g.
daughters. Helen Janet. and Elsie. The re-
mems will be brought 20 his home. 22o West
at Woodlawn Cemetery
The Rev. DR. Edwin Cone Bissell. Professor
OF Hebrew In MeCormick Theological semi
an illness OF several weeks OF pneumonia. Dr.
bisssll Was graduated from Amherst College
in 1854 His first pAstorats was in West Hamp-
ton Mas Ut bSsSi VIZ pastor q churches
rom nat is 10 he sS was IN A Ina
tTia. From 1881 to 1892 be held the Chair Of
Hebrew rev. In the haTtio,d Theological Seminary
Miss Helen E. Dodge Of MOntelair. n. j.. died
yesterday q typhoid fever at the residence Of
Mrs. Julia Kruger, 81 Park street In that town
and a sistsr-i law Of Mary MApss Dodge. she
Was one 81 the eorps Of workers on the Cen
F. Bsptse Church o Moatea ssd Ssfors
her her removal to that t9wn was asa a msmbeT OF tho
sPs o ca 81 i hi fs Sss
mated milk.
Jones Warren Wilder, one Of the founders
yesterday morning, after a lingering illness. at
born siXty-two years ago, in sterling; Mass.
and was a direct descendant Of the hilders
soathham pton ia iess For several D Years she he
has hssn retired from active business, dsYot-
ing his time 10 scientific agriculture.
John w. PalmonL who. although only "a
years old. had been an actor and manager for
ten years. died yesterday OF typhoid pneu-
moniA at the Metropolitan Hotel He PLAYED ia
the com panles OF Frederick NaIds and w. +
Sheridan. and managed Louise Pomsroy as q
star He Was last engaged as manager Of the
Power Of Gold" which closed its season Ia
Philadelphia Z month ago. His DOdy will be
sent to Washington for burial,
Felix S. Brown. aged 81. superintendent Of
Winter \ Balls umbrella factory in Jersey
City and = hspublicAR politician. died sud
denly Of heart disease on Monday night at his
home, 2l0 IaVonia avenue.
s;S s.' G. 6 S::s l4 S az: R'.s: s9ss
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JoTTIHGs ABOUT TOWN

nor,s ssrsssin Who has ssss In Bsisvn. Hospis.
ssefs y..ssid. H'' ne ''a not nave any severe ~
Iss.a :y:nss s.s!: ca. GS,a.a .pca. ss.:s
s 5s ia and In,Id sy:nPs The horses led
jury before Justice IngrahAm In Part III OF the ss
z. a:.as MRo.s s:ssns 4. i.y gss 81 for L y.
sosoln.s diyores Ma Assnsr has brought an aetioa
s. D.n N:
ss batter 5 street ON Jan 20 pleaded guilty y.stsr-
each for ttirsS d.ss them to state prison.
% I: 20 di.a ,nqs;s
home Sine. s 4: sia 1; ss snA h'S' Hotel his
n."s q q ss.
Inc ely Tor on the 1orh front q The City
ana .snsR. Il AIN .s. stone and painting
Charles H. Reynolds recovered . verdict OF 1000 in
ssafsn ., I9gT' ss,n1! Asd ps..
, Ing OF Of SsP i Iss Then sEnoSs,d q. from III.
William 3. Mlnklsr OF $50 West Flftieth street and
MiaI ana sa5{ sherman aged y and u ysars 70
North Brothsr Island yesterday sck with small poi,
To: Parents Of the sherman children The
ThoH.. Reilly, -ho shot Aad killed Michael Nat
ss,.su as Sis hiam for !ni crnin s n. . a
VIII be mOvsi in the General sessions ON Monday
JuaEmsat for s3s2 GA entered yesterday against
.gSsaof. Of Is. s.s 81 Jsha hsury ss
drug merchant - Isror OF lhomas Mason a. r.
anss company Of Which Mr. HsnrT was rustic in ls1L
Dr M. TST s MOI .S e ne 81
diet OF 81 ZOO against Henry GAutehy for CAGs ne
an Old stisst awSspss ana = Is shocked iouu ~ a
wagon Of Mr. GAutschys which Mas driven py boJ
10 years or age
Ja..e. ss'iG 10 sgRIs%. Goar, cg+@G,s ys,.,
OF hAbeAs corpus Burke CHARGED Nitl - snf
frOm The person and wAs Locked w hy order o. T. e
FROM New jersey. A. ne mad been IN l'Hs"u '"rLy
days and the papers did not arrive ire rf's'"'' as
released
report was received from Deputy Comm ss.on"Tgt
Public works Maurice p Iloahan a. tHr tr- Al
pArtment yesterday m AnsHe T Go CONT % Hi ',N''
ChAuncsy NJ DepeW about the nltny r. n' ..,h
seventh streets Mr. Ioanan saul that tE- $500 hAl
been flushed and cleaned anu that J. Ms t"pnA % -
fun 81 street swsspRgA
Prssidelt Theodore /. psN nue N.re-frs'Atni:
douglas Taylor Joseph j. LlGls. svcrsIarl. r 49,
Hooy; keeord.nE seers'srT asa; ,ts"'r rr.i
be BAUM, B. "a fyIreL James A. hoErrs an
James A. R0gers David Wilnanis
Ihs third annual entertainment and reception OF ~
himPson Crawford mlsen Int-".'', :.
ksnsnt society - 20 occur Ihis evening" % L', ~
ing II 4 very suecessfu and en- oyAte r''H.- .a,l
Der OF excellent aTiisiS IA vocal ~Il '|'ll ~
EmEst. and the Murray Brothers
CAPT. Eugene SehsibBer, who olN'u'e vera,
s6o0O IN bis damage snli ASatusl re li'' - l.',
Company tor INJURIES received BY a "a. o. 'le o..
boats Nas nnn-comm ssi1ned u'.e 81" t W..
lated states ALitlsTY al Fort Sunt-r % 'L'
a wAFdsd Tor replacing lie az affsr o. "a. .sr.
dOWn He remained In the rerYIre ard " 70 ~
Captain ia 1898 ,API sChs busr srt 'Lr --.al - =
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EFF1NGHAM. H.. April IA girl baby two
weeks old was found last night on loco m olive
14S. pulling train, No, II into this city from
Terre Hau'e. Ind. The baby was snugly
packed into a willow basket and was on the
forward end Of the running board OF the To-.
folded M. were two dresses Of fine material. a
nicely embroidered flannel skirt besides
a bottle OF milk and q bottle Of paregorlc.
A tramp. who was found on the engine
says the basket was placed on the loco.
motive in Terre Haute by a fellow whom he
took In the dark to DO an unfortunate like him.
self, but who disappeared Just before the train
started. The tramp AYERS that he subse1uen emily
examined the bask ct. and ascertain ing its con-
fonts. pull cd on his coat and covered Il over
The little walt 10 we'll and will be cared for.
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M;a.., o. abe silver aus..,os.

BERLIN. April 1o-DE Miguel. Prussian
Minister OF Finance. was interviewed on the
currency question this evening in a private
conversation. He said that the most practicA-
Bile proposal for i'm proving the price OF silver
was apparently that OF the Dutch Minister OF
Finance. DR.. Pierson, which was:
]. The issue OF silver certificates against
silver deposits.
? Liberty to pay customs duties. taxes and
tolls with these certificates.
4 Periodical revision OF the purchase and
sale prices by the contracting States
Count Posadowsky, Secretary OF the Imperial
man Government WAS inclined TO favor an
arrangement similar to that proposed by DIR.
Plsrson In order to meet the wants OF BIZ
mstAlliats.
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The events in the life OF Sir George William
Thomas Brudenell- Bruce. Marquis and Earl OF
Ailesbury. Earl OF Cardigan. Earl Bruce.
viscount savernake. Baron Brudenell. OF Stan
ton wyvil In Leicestershire. with which the
escape bankruptcy. numerous instances of
foolish extravaganza. and his marriage to q
concert hall singer.
This nobleman was born on June 9. 1853.
hsT to that
year the Viscount Savernake led n quiet life.
About'ten years ago he burst into London So
ciety as a profiiRate OF extraordinary capacity.
He throw money right and left. Music halls,
low athletic clubs. and tunumerahle places
uncomfortable were his daily and nightly re-
sorts.
His family secured for him q com mission as
Lieutenant in the Berkshire regiment. but as
n soldier his success was indifferent.
On May u 1884. he married Dollie Tester.
S,afSTs singer 10 nrishGn music hill
before. brought several children with her to
the estate Of Savernake. This lady figures
in Bnrkes .peerage n Dorothy Julia. eldest
Upon the death Of his father on Oct. 10 1886.
900 which he raised by mOrtgaeine AZ
Vicious man. but his wife and his friends had
easy control over 'him. and they never dreamed
ed to pay up the 81. $50 600, it look ed as Il he
would lose, every acre q his land. Lord
Guinness. was for long time looked upon as
q probable purchaser OF Savernake forest. but
the negotiations fell through. Had he lived a
or tw ne Ss
falls to Lord Henry Augustus BrudeneII-
Bruce. an uncle OF the Marquis.
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the trial. aud was not present at my summing
M. and hence r not IN : position to erittcise
and that IL AL have 10 cay. except TINT have
nodssire 70 to get into controversy with DIR.
The reporter could not find superiutt ndent
Byrnes
Capt Devery called at the District Attorneys
of1ce yesterday to renew his ball under three
Indictments for falling to suppress other
houses In EldrldRe street which are still pend
the strong est the Parkhurst eooiety bad
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PoLICE BOAT LAID UP.
She Went Ahead Iast~sd or Backing, and
Ran Iuto . Pier.

She Went Ahead Iast~sd or Backing, and
Ran Iato . Pier.
The handsome new police steamer Patrol
has not been on duty since March 20. She IL
lying at the foot Of West Tenth street under
going repairs. Her berth has been on tho
south side OF Pier A.
In strong south westerly winds that berth is
unsafe for her. and upon such occasions she
has been taken to Pier ).
She was coming back from there on March
20. when. IL Is said. because OF a bell not work
ahead inatead OF two to back her and she
bumped her nose into tho side OF the pier.
The blow dented her stem and bulged out
In o week the old Patrol IL to be sold The
new boat will then take her BERTH Rooms for
ONCE and sitting room will be built on the
pier,
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Fraus,s Kos.sth WIN Live In H.aTary.

VIENNA. April 1O.-The Aeue Freie Rresss
publishes an interview with Francis Kossuth.
who has Just become subject OF the King Of
Hungary. Young kossuth sAEs he will hence
forth remain in Hungary. and declares his In
He has 10 Intention. he says, OF toms ntng or
encouraging any disturbance. but he will seek
to carry out a part oi bis fathers PRINCIPLES
possible to realize by perfectly legitimate and
constitutional means.
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Local Bu.Iass. Troubles.

Bradford L. Esten. proprietor OF the Hotel
Ksnsington at Fifth avenue and Fifteenth
street who made an assignment on Monday.
was several months In arrears for rent and the
landlords, Meyer Guggsnheim and Jonas Son
neborn, obtained Judgment against him yes
tsrday by default for So, 1874. Execution was
year. payable in monthly install ments As ss-
cuTity the landlords say. Edward Weber OF
up to Sl2.6OO. and they have also sued him for
the sane amount as Esten. Eaten made his
assignment to Weber.
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rh+ Novelist Murray Plead. Poverty.

LONDON April 1o-The case Of David Chris
tie Murray. the novelist. who was arraiRned in
Bow Street Police Court . short time ago at
the Instance OF his wife. who charged MIN with
abandonment aud nOn-support. WAS called for
final hearing to- day. The Magistrate ordered
Murray to pay his wife thirty shlllings = week.
Murray said he did not think ho would be able
and the order stands
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simon stsI.gat 4. Married.

Simon Stein2ut the Seventh Assembly dis
trict Tammany captain. was married yester-
day By Alderman Charles Smith to Lena
Wolbroch, at 80 Seventh street. The wit
nssses were LAWYER A. ]. Hegsman and C. c.
Birnbaum
II was said that Mr. SteinRut visited several
rabbits to be married. but that all OF them
were out. Alderman Smith was then found.
and he tied tho knot. Mr.. steinGut's first
wife got divorce from him twelve years ago.
but on proof that he had lived an exemplary
life since Judge Beach recently gave him per-
mission to remarry In this State
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LONDON. April 1o.-The Thames ocean tug
Blackjack has been chartered By the North
German Lloyd Steamship Company to tow the
disabled steamship Ems from Horta. Fayal. to
SouthamDton
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BUDAPEST. April 1o.-It is proposed BY the
Hungarian Government to expend 25. 900. 900
crowns during the present year In the devsl-
opment OF the port OF Fiume. The facilities
OF the port are already great but II is intended
houssing acco N IN cd atoms and to construct a
new mole and quay. A railway system will
connect the various warehouses. In addition
to these improvements 1t lie proposed to de-
vote another 25O00, 600 crowns within the
next fye years to deepening and otherwise
improving the harbor
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SPARKS FROM TIE rkLEeRlrH

ms records at the Orleans County Clerks once
show more farm mortgages satisfied this month Oh an
At any time In nfteen ysars and few new mortxaEes
are being executed
The acting Secretary OF War has Accedsd 10 the re-
quest OF the Secretary Of the Interior troop Of
cavalry be KEEP at the scene OF the late troubles be-
tween the eattemen and the Indians the Cheyenne
ana Arapahoe country until further ORDERS
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Wh.r. Y.sl.ra.s,. FIrs. Msr..

A. A.-5 40. 355 Madison street. Frank Brodsriek,
dAmbEs trhiLE 7 as, 655 Eleventh AVenus. John
bAnsIs, damage s25 : % $40 Third avenue Anton
naEuiro. damage IS: 8 As. u WulsII street lIsrman
SimoHs damage slight,
r. Ma So 500 stanton street Jeremiah Cronin.
damage SI5; OF. 426 last 18th sIrest. A Fisher,
danaxs 500; d;75 "a West Eoltysixsh street James
Fitzpatrick, damage sos a. % Oliver street Mary
Davidson damage stgRI
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Notes OF Foreign Happenings.

Count Won Waldersoe received on sunday q
lating him on the occasion OF his sixty seco nd
birthday. which occurred on that day
The Pope has issued a special bull nomi-
mating Cardinal Ram Dolla as Archpriest OF ST.
Peters. The document says that this honor Is
conferred upon Cardinal Ram polla in recogni-
ton Of his eminent services to the Church.
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A Poser.

=, Northern Traveller-why don't you put up
time tables in the station2
Southern station Agent-What for
Northern Traveller To show what time the
trains arrive.
Southern Station Agent tscornfullyl-Hovss
We goin' to make out table shown what
time the trains get hyah till we see what time
they does get hyah2
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nc I.l.rrI.r .yI,h llI.s Hnns.r,.

LONDON. April 1O.-A despatch to the Tunes
from Paris saJs the interview With King Hum
bert published in Figaro Is undoubtedly Rsnu-
ins- II Is the general belief that the Italian
TO express fully and freely the feelings which
animate him.
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Anything TO Mako . Livi.s.

FSe~n LUs.
Bouttown-This Is the FIRST night Of new
play see.
ManaRer-Yea
encs for dollar.
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Enrsts, Carriades. ri
Ased Mrs. McLouGhiiu Says that II r Four
Sons Refuse to Support Her

Sons Refuse Go SUPPORT Her.
Mrs Mary Mclaughlin. whose Appearance
bears out her statement that abe is Oj years
old. tottered into the Jefferson Market Polios
Court yesterday afternoon and asked Justice
Mcmahon 10 order her sons to support her.
The woman said she had four sons. She lived
with Michael. the eldest. at Gl3 Green wich
street. several DAYS ago. she said. he turned
to support her.
Mrs; Mclaughlin was horn in county Gal.
way, Ireland She came to this country at the
age OF 80. Her husband has been dead siItv
YEAR, She was sent to tho Commissioners Of
Charities and Correction. y,
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For good. honest. hreathlsss detective
story. whose thorough paced mystrry is
wormsd out by. that marvellous detective.
sherlock Holmes, send 10 your BOOKSELLER for
The slgn Of the -Four and study in Scar
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That Mrs. Grimes 10 drinking awfully"
Yes. but don't blame her. Shes only try.
Ing to share her husbands loads."
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THE MARQUIS or AILKsBUsT DEAD.
a You,s British Nosissnn Fa-sou. oriy

A Young British Nobiersrn Famous Oniy
for HE Fron' & rey.
LONDON. April 1O.-The Marquis OF Allies
bury 10 dead OF heart disease
lie died in the house Of friend in Brixton. a
southwestern suburb OF London. He was APP
parently In his usual state OF health yester-
day. and did not complain Of illness on re-
firing last night He was taken III during the
night and died this morning.
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Gee G Ellat CO e Ss.s I4ss 81 ssys as5ssl aosa
2sa ss.-24s.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30
THE SECRET

We buy for cash and sell for cash only Here is
tomorrows feast If you can't come write telephone
wire Is you lame and have no crutches let us
know and our boy will look after YOU
Ladies' fine hand sewed French Kid Shoes in all
styles, worth s.; tomorrow, at So.
Ladies' Common.sense Shoes in French and Wei
Kid, regular price 81 49, Tomorrow at 1919 Sizes broken
Ladies' Joliets in pointed or Common Sense Toes
samples worth $780, will go at 81.
80 pairs Of Ladies' Dongola Kid Shoes, were Sl.99
will 60 at Sl39. These also sample Shoes they COM
prise button and lace Buchers.
At ID cents sell tomorrow only, 200 pairs of
sample Oxford Tes in fine kid with pointed toes Com
mon Sense they cheap at 81, 25 pair.
We sell cheaper than any Shoe House in the State
but for cash only.
Ladies' Fine Brazilian Kid Shoes, samples worth
$3.50, will go at Ole.
Ladies' Taior,made Oyergaiters samples, worth
soc, will go at 14c. All sizes
Little Boys, Little Mans Lace Shoes, regular
price $3.50 and 81, samples, will go at 79c. -Four
sizes only.
Big Boys Lace Shoes worth $l.65, tomorrow
81. 90, samples. All sizes.
Misses, Children and Infants Sample Shoes at one.
half value.
Ladies' French and Wei Kid Oxford Ties in all the
latest styles and shades, samples Real value from 81 to
s3. Your choice Tomorrow STAT
Mems Fine Russian Calf and Patent Leather Laco
aud Congress Shoes. Also small lots of fine Black Calf
and few Coarse Shoes The above all samples and
prices are saving Of 30 per cent They are sample
shoes, thus assuring you more style and finer workman.
ship than regular store shoes
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30

In tho Municipal Court this morning
baiore Judge Ball. Maria jenkins. col.
lored, who hus been for some time llv.
ing at Port Penn, came to town yee-
ltsrday aud ce.sLrated tho event by
getting drunk and consequently was
In the docG this morning, and Tor her
appearance there was ordered to pay
"a line OF 81 aud costs.
Henrietta Wright. colored, was any
thing but right lust night as she had
taken too much sleeping drops ard
when aroused OIL door step by officer
feuster teCame rather disurderly. 81.
and costs.
William Brown. colored, who waa
arrested by Officers Lyons and Gum
Tor violating city ordinance by
placing rubbish AMI ashes on Shlpley
street above sixth. was tined sS and
costs. Judge Ball called the alton.
ton OF tho reporters to tho case. and
stated as this was the first one the fine
would be light.
! William +. Noise was fined 81 and
costs Tor being drunk.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30

Denuty Sheriff Money. at Townsend
this morning arrested on a capiG
John Townsend, and subsequentl
brought him hero. where he was held
Tho charge preferred i5 slander. :
few weeks ago Townsend purchase
from irael it.tchard his store In tlIi'
city.
Townsend raid all cash, IL is alleged
SO, for which amount h,
gavo Il note Yesterday the defendan
d6nlod having eY0T given the note ant
branded irltchtrd as fOrger, Giro =
lIiing the statement throughout til
Tho result was thut .
caplGs was issued ana he was al
rested.
This aftsrroon the case was settle
ana IGwn5rnd rololsed.
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DIED.



lIpRNER In this city. on March Goth,
1891 John j. Homer. in Ills 9th year,
Relatives aud friends ARE respectfully
lnN itci to attend his funeral, On sunday
afternoon. AT O'Clock. from his late
residence. Eighth nnt Pine streets. 50:
vices at tho house. lntcrmont at Xiv er
view cemetery. Funeral private.
'Gnne In; not forge ttcn."
TAYLOR -On the 2sth inst. Fyleua L.,
vito oil William 4. Taylor, aged y
years.
relatives and fricuds are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from her
hu bund's residence. 4l6 y. Harrison II.
on Friday afternoon. 10 leave the
house NJ two O'Clock. Services NJ the
Church Of tie Covenant. Third ana " est
stroets. interment at Rverview Gene
terv.
FllIPATUiCk.- March - 1891, Mary
L. tltHpalrik.
HolaiIva- nnd friends arc invited to At
tend her funeral FROM the residence of
Der brothcr-im.iaw. philip q pnnkctt.
No. ~ W, Front street, ON Saturday
morning at O'Clock. High mnss ut ST.
Peters Church. lntermcnt NJ New Cat he
drhl Cemetery. Philadelphia. Pa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30

John ii. Rodney presented to the
Lsry Court this morning his answer
to the communication OF William 8.
iiilles, attorney Tor the Adair minors.
asking release from the Judgment
llLo County held on Dougherly's prop
lerty. on tine ground that the purchase
money OF the said property was part
jot the estate of the Adair minors for
iwnom the said Dougherty was guar.
dian.
Mr.. Rodney said In his opinion the
Levy Court cannot entertain the
proposition. as such action would
discharge the suretleS in the said
Judgment.
T Mr.. Gallagher moved that the reply
DO entered upon the minutes, whici
was done.
The court having refused to give
such release suit Will begin at once III
the Chancery Court against the Levy
Court and Judgment creditors q.
stated in Nj, Hilles' communication.