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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-01

The Ray John .. q. Hanna, after .
Tive yeafs' Passionate at Astiiry. Mi.
sever ht~ "onnrc Ion with the church
~ the next conferences to cOilyrI =
March :lst. Al Thai time he will al-u
lelFa the Wilmington conference. II,
1t IL expected he VIII lie transferred h.
sing Slug, New York. Mkt Sulnlay
the iHst communion. service OF Lhn
present past rltn wlii ba held Ii viii
he u great service, as every mem Ter OF
tha church who cmi he present will De
acre 10 p1fticlpni" n Ito closing
communion with the present pastor.
When The h"Nt communion Is liYld the
new pastor will be in his place.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-01

The bark San YgnacIode Loyla, from
Passage, Spain entered this morning
Tor Marcus Hook after etermy pas.
cage Of "A days.
Rev. Albert L. Reigwin. Jr, Will
preach In the West Preshyter an Church
THIS evening, preparatory to Com.
munlOn noxt Sunday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-01
Dress Goods

That were 10 and l2lc, now
&c.
That We're 20 and 25c,
now 12Ic.
All.W Dol Fabrics that
were 40 and 45c, now 25c.
Black Albatrosses that
were so and 75c, now Csc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-01
v NJ. B. SHARP & CO
Fourth and Mar kat SITS.

We shall continue to offer
goods at low prices to the
people of our city, feeling
assured that orr efforts to
distribute these goods will be
amply supported. We pro.
pose to show an aggregation
eli fine and standard stulfs
at such astonishing low
prices that under other than
existing circumstances would
be dcmoralizlng. .z.....
The new price list OH mus
lin and sheetings is as fol.
lows. We can only guar.
antee muslin prices from day
to day and your best plan is
to take advantage of the pre-.
scnt by personal attendance:
Hill. A. tic.
Fruit OF Loom, A., 10.
Luueadale Id &c.
Pride Of the West, III, o. C.
tea. lot 22c
America, linen finish, 1914, PIC.
The cream Damask Table
Linens are the finest YOU
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-01
"A PRIZE FIGHT.
Two East Side Young DIen Fight Eight
Rounds on the Turf

e-'t Ptho Nteh
Rounds ON the Turf.
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock
twp young mon residing on the East
Side fought eight rounds on the turf
over the State line, between here and
Chester, Pa, to settle an old grudge.
Ihe young mon, whose names are
james Cain and Samuel ColRain, had
been training for the past week or two.
1888.
The fight lasted eight rounds. Col
gain had the credit OF drawing the
iirst blood and scoring tie first knock.
down. Cain, however, won In the
eighth round. Four.ounce gloves
were used. Michael Murphey was
referre. Albert O'Brien backed Cain
and Frank Mccoy backed Colgain.
The fight was witnessed by about
nifty East Side sports, who were the
friends or both participants.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-01

J. ". dbam#N son. Nnat.
lrsinN uRye wtu'ug= for fEf1.
A' pF ~tHAo'f 49, uza. | 81 p. L.. e.
#u.i rams
NJ " sta o. for W r. ts-,u ll.4J 49,.
80, &c, 5s5-,y- y, ~ =. IA. ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-01

A pleasant. social evening was sne4t
lest evening at the residence Of Miss
Jessie Y, jackson, No. 9O7 Orange
street. The young folks ENJOYED
themselves by playing games, Singing,
music, etc. Miss Fame Hughes, the
rising young piano player entertained
The company Oh the plano. Miss
Jennie Duling gave delightful music
on the guitar, which delighted the
young folks. The company retired,
wishing Miss Jessie many happy re
turns.
Among those present were: Misses
Carroll Mamie Lynch. Jenrie Duling.
Ella wilkins, Fannie Hughes Jennie
Hughes. Harry wilkins, JAS. Lynch.
kobert Fennessey, H.B.Jackaon, lhos,
fennesscy and others. Refreshments
wele served.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-01

1T BIZ SALi-ilr I'm .cr-Igtted Will
sell ~ public sale on their trm III
iifauly wiUG Hundred, IN tH3e road load
lag from dlrnr + s,i,fion T.. ". 4 il. II,
Il towards tBe he aware river ana ~ nh
III llNe minutes walk ui sand station, on
the farm tpa8yu as The Ellor~lu iarri On
TUESDAY. March tin.
at 10 O'Clock, u, m.
Fifteen head horses AMI cCIts one +. God
mate,
No, l-Nurmau IRON eray stallion rpai.
"a Ntgt 18th isss. he,sh' l6l.i hauds
VIII wufh any" uerr sing Ia or double.
40. g-l'"rcS- gray >tHtllun- tuhlc,l .Iuue
I'll, les=A hcilht 10 To- i3uIs- weight 10 H
pounds pvmi ami genie. viii work atu-
Ii uI double AMI is u goud driver
Incsc wu stations arc uaft brother
sized ~ a tlYlc-lu stallieH owned BY
lhtMlltLuurur Mths 20 = ia
so Z, Roofs. blaril horse. tuairi spring
ol l'Nh height lUA. hands, weight lG.iJ MS
sound.
No. l. GIcta. gray mare. ionicd spring OF
1853 height - huifd> weight Il ~ pounds
ncoH lis d Hsa brood mare raises * eel,
emf co.'s sound aud Elul=iu sinu IL on
ieuble harness tree worker ami diIyrr.
II font
No Kate roam mare. ioaIed spriu. af
sN- heiuht u - hands weight 1900 lbs
sHuhEN huht work mare good worker,
uuUt aud ia tpui
40 q Frank ~uIIrI morse. foalrl spring
ot !7eha height ~ huuts weight 1874 LIS,
Inc worker. sIigHIiy OVER Ia the kuces In
tTonit otherwise sound
Nc. q Tom SUIrel hor4c, wears old
height III hands weight tu gu,iu WORKER
No :. bay marc, lunlc1 May =ls7t, hc!uht
hhH3l~ "eithl ll5l pounds Ii ls tceu an
gAr' Lent work horF- and lt"lv used as
ltOuI mare raise large colts
Ne. =. leuuIr brown tHlile i years old
ht -his 10 hau i welslH.t IU pounds has
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-01

The funeral of John II. Edwards,
the well known cigar manufacturer,
took place yesterday afternoon. Du.
POnt Post No. 2, &. A r.. Drandywlne
Castle h. q. f., and members Of the
the funeral Tho floral offerings we're
real handsome. lutermeut was made
al Rtrelview cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-01

Mr.. Henry NJ, Freeman ami Mis-.
Josephine shotkley were united In
marriage last night at Mr.. WheatIvis
on Water street. Rev. w. H. Heard
oil Baihe! Church, performed tho cera.
lnony' They viii make Wilmington
thelr home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-01

star CAPTAIN Walsh, of the SalvatIo n
Army. will be NJ the barracks, No. IFS
hlnE street., tonight TO conduct the
service. The captain is {. converted
minstrel performer, and will perform
on the banjo and sing several selec.
tons. Everybody is welcome.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-01

I ~ annual session OF the Philadel.
Branch CT National Alliance of
iturlan Women was held in the
1t rian Church Eighth aud West
streets, to-day. lne session began
nj ! O'Clock when papers and reports
were read There was good attend
an } present
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-01

A lecture en- The thur.h's Idea of
temperance' Will ha Delivered Tins
evening at st. Andrews Chufeh nj
80 rs the Rev. Dr.. MekIm reator OF
tho Church Of the Epiphany. Washing
ton. The lecture will be preceded t,y
brief service. All are cordially In.
yIted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-01

The daughter OF Douglass Farrell.
Of the government buoy boat Zizania'
died yesterday. This is the fifth child,
beside his wife, that Mr.. Farrell has
lost the past nine months.
Inc government buoy boat Zlzania
Is at the yard Of the Pussy s. Jones
Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-01

The revival at Mt. Joy NJ. Z. Church,
South Wilmington, has closed with 10
conversions. When lev. q. o. Waters
accepted the pastorute OF the Church
there were only 80 membets. Now The
membership Is Ill.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-01

March

9Th, Levi Moore, Min Creek Hd. =
Sth, Jas. McMahon. Christiana lid.
w ,h hdfe Moor TSspa Ir9n h. e., Brandy. I'D.
9Th. D: D. Zimmerman. Media, Pa
9Th. piddle " Steats. New Castle Hid.
9th, Furniture ( Carpets 56S shipley.
10Th. Banning real estate, Highlands.
l2tb, Elwoud Webster, Hockessln.
18th. 1913 Delaware Ave. Furniture.
18th. H. Blackiston Brandywine Hid.
i5th. Adm's Sale. J. Gray, he'd Lion, Hi
l4th, james Rust. New Castle, Hid.
18th, X l.. Roberts horses, Chester. Pa.
10Th. Geo. Simons Braudywlne Hid.
lbth, Weidln Il Jester New Castle, Hid
18th, Furniture. sos West 9Th TT
10th, Alfred Mousely Brandywine lid.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-01

Store Closed UntII Monday,

The store of Charles L. Dubeli. No.
2 East Third street ID closed OIL ao-
count of til death Of his mother, Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Dubell, OF burlington, N. J.
Will open Saturday AFTERNOON at 4
o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-01

sl2O Tor good prg ht Plano.
sls5 lot a beautIful Upright Piano
nearly new.
sl@ FOR a handsome new Upright
flano, with stool book and cover.
slO Tor . good Square lIHnu
VIZ IUT good SteLnway lauo.
RoHytI& n Co., ~.
No. 10 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-01

At The session of the Municipal
Court last evening and again this
morning, several real estate agents
and renters were fined So ami costs for
failing to reno ve the snow of OF their
payements.
Thomas Mcbride was fined 81 and
Evan Walker 50 and costs for drunk.
enness
Levin Broomall was dismissed with
caution as to the treatment he should
give his vile in future.
he case against Mrs. Sarah Shannon
for falling to comply with a Board ol
Health order was continued for q
week.
The charge Of horse stealing against
samuel Berry, coloicd. and Jamee
Lyons was dismissed as there was nc
evidence to connect either men with
the arceny of the horse.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-01
THIRD EDITION.



The infant department OF Madeley
nj. +. Sunday School this city under
tho superintendency OF Mrs. Alice
Powell, gave an interesting entertain.
ment In connection with jug break.
ing last night at the church. The ex.
erciees were Of high order, nearly all
the children taking part. 1t was q
source of delight to see all the emil.
dren render their parts. The enter
tainment was SUCCESS in every re-
epect. as every one present seemed to
be delighted as we'll as entertained.
The following program was rendered:
Singing by Congregatio on. :. Coronation.
Prayer BY Pastor, ........Dr. Maddell
Singing by Infant School.
something to Do. .
Recitation by Lille Stidhaln.
''snow Birds Song. .
Singing by class.
Swing, Cradle Swing"
necitat,on..".. by Willie Il odman.
Ruurtrtto. ..-...,-...-...... Jesus Leads. 7
Three Little Toad stools"
singing by Infant SCHOOL,
who Is on the Lords SideP''
trciutt:oa- ....-....Dy Bessie Livingston.
Recitation by class. Little Soldiers y
Select iieading. by Miss Lilly Donovan.
Singing by Glass. "itoolS. a Dye. v
The Jugs were broken by two little boys
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-01

To morrow promises to be fair to
partly cloudy to slightly warmer, fol-
lowed by rain. Saturday cloudy TO
Clearing followed by pleasant weather.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-01

Investment Securities yielding from
to per cent.
Orders for the purchase and sale of
stocks and bonds ON commission executed
at all tho stock exchanges
Private telegraph wires to New York,
Philadelphia, boston and Chicago.
Foreign drafts and letters OF credit is
sued,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-01

Il or SAIL. OK EfNf Hons, lees KING
i street. Nine rooms Au1 ultH ~
Eiy NJ lpT l4Unt IEt larauge strcei,
White lTo-. o.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-01

The general store OF +. a. scott, at
Milford, was totally destroyed by lire
early yesterday morning, causing n
loss OF $1,000. There is but little In.
suIunce.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-01
z Amussmenta

a grand presentation was given Of
Game Of Cards, "rThe vagabonds, "
and Moses by Mr.. Felix Morris and
q capital company at the Grand Opera
House last evening to q fair.slzed
audience. Mr.. Morris was very clever
In oil Of his portrayals ana well merit.
ed all the epcores given him. He will
appear again this evening and 1t Is
hoped the house will be packed. es.
peclaily by the company. as all we'll
know that when good house Is pres
emit the artists feel like doing their
best. IL you attend this evening you
Will not regret 1t.
Lew Dockstader and his minstrel or =
ganization will appear at the Gran d
Opera House on Monday evening IN a
minstrel entertainment that would be
hard to be equaled by any organiza.
ton. or course this organization Is
too popular TO receive any comment
that would retard the attendance.
NEW PEOPLES THEATRE.
Fair Views Will DO given at the New
Peoples Theatre. this. tomorrow aud
Saturday evenings and Saturday after
noon by a competent artist aud Ice.
turer. 1t will DO followed by an inter-
estlDg entertainment. For particulars
see advertisement aud cut out the
ticket that Is inserted in 1t.
WONDERLAND MusEE.
The program this week at this cosy
institution is long and varied ono
Every act presented is OF high grade
and excelled for superiority. Miles
and Ireland. Hebernian character ar.
lists, are very clover aud their por-
tfayalS are worthy OF praise. Others
worth mentioning are Gilmore and
tlunandery, the Nhalleys, Mr.. and
Mrs. iooley, Grothe Bros. the mar
felous strong man and others. This
company closes their engagement OH
Saturday evening.
THE GRACE MUSICALE.
The musicale given by Grace Orches.
ira in the Sunday School room of
Grace Church last evening was we'll
attended, and tho program selected
was we'll rendered. The orchestra
showed signa of careful training and
deserving uf SUCCESS In every III uslcale.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-01

Pirlor organs, signify used for $50,
$50, $40 $50 and $40 RonEtrS Il CO.,
No 40 Market street.
Sole agency for the Wilcox Il White
selr'pllylng symphony organs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-01

Quarterly pension vouchers prompt.
y executed by Thomas II. Lally. no.
tary public, NO. 500 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-01
Sewing Silks

100 I'D. spools, now &c.
30 I'D. spools, now &c.
Coats Cotton, now SIC a
spool.
Dexter Cotton, now Sc a
ball.
DO you want an Umbrella?
If SO come to see us. Prices
about one.half the original
price.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-01

Dr. Jones, OF A 'aauc City, is in this
o.. ) to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-01
@ ID
TROU E Is
70 FIklH
WIT H

will get 10 per cent. off the
prices ofthc hcavy-weights,
many OF which have already
greatly reduced to clean up
a few pairs OF odd sizes.
What difference to you if
they are what you want in
style and price? Many OF
the new medium-weight
Trousers are in stock and
ii yoti prefer You can select
from them. There is still
a good assortmcntin mems
and boys sizes. Our Gus
tom Department still Of
irrs a few OF the Harris
Trousers at S. and Sc, with
a big lot of regular goods
rc uced TO same figures to
m Ike up an rs ortment OF
styles. Work and fit
guaranteed.
JAS. L. MuLLIN e. Son,
Clothing, 9th & Market,
Hats, Wilmington,
SHOES, Della ware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-01
Fixtures For Sale

Shelving, Counters, Re.
volving Stools, Silk and Cot.
ton Cases, 3 Large Tables,
| Swinging Glass.
No goods exchanged.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-01
Hosiery

Ladies', Mems and Chill
dren's Black and Colored
Hose that were SOC, now 25c.
That were 25c, now 15c.
That were 12lc, now &c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-01

l. Oh don
want to get a
heavy suit or
a new one until
Spring proba-
ply You can get
thr%sh with a
new pair of
Trousers, You
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-01
Underwear

Ladies' Mcrine Underwear
that We're 81, now soc.
That were soc, now SOC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24
uOrBvERs AND MINISTRIES FLED

Perth Amboy y. J Nov. %. The mourn"rs at
the funeral services Of Charles u. Hyndes had
narrow escape from injury and death yesterday
afternoon While the preparations for the fuH"iai
were going Oh and tho minister was about 10 De
Gin the service the floor which the moufners
ycrc standing began 10 sink The walls cracked
and pieces OF plaster began 10 rain on the party!
There was Il panic but all escaped without injury
Hyndes was killed on the railroad Oh Monday Tie
was one OF the men who. after the strike OF last
spflns applied for q position. and found his pi"'"
and l,. another man whom the company declined
10 dls, ,haryc Hyndcs able 10 earn but H'll.
during the summer and his family were ~ wan,
when last week he obtained a situation. he hah
been a. xOrk three days when be slipped ana was
run over by his own engine After u" SinHlhg oi
Inc floor and the ESCAPE of the minister and mourn
ers the body was carried 10 the house o. nclgh
bor where the services were finished ne d"ah
man was thirty seven years old. IT, leaves
u,i6ov, and children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24
APRCSTEU ALL THE OFFICIALS

Pittsburg Nov GA raid made by the police
this morning on the Offices OF the Fidelity Building
and Loan Association and the Fidelity Building.
Loan and Investment Company. and the Columbia
Huilding Loan and Investment Company. The
nresdent vice-presiden and five other persons con-
nccted with the concern were arrested and placed
hehnd the bars at the central police station Mrs.
Emma Snyder IA colorei woman. living In Ale
gb.nv sworc to the information charging
sniracy to defraud upon which the arrests were
made The above-named institutions are branches
NJ the Fidelity Building. Loan and Investment As
sociation OF Washington, II. G. mention OF which
uas made IN last nights dispatches in connection
utth the arrest o. two OF It's officials on informa-
ton OF Mrs Matte Gr'en"ald. a depositor Mrs
s,vder the new prosecutor, has S2 Invested In the
Fieliiv Kuilding Loan and Investment Company.
s,h. Yesterday demanded the return OF her money.
vh,ci was refused. With Superintendent of Police
o'Wara and other officers. Mrs. Snyder this morn
ing renewed the demand for the return OF her de
nnsit Andrew Wall, vice-president and general
manager replied: when this woman pays up her
ianscs we win be ready to Ia X business with her"
The arrests followed Immediately.
Those arrested are Harrison Dnsman president;
Andrew Wall vice president and general manager {,
r r Mitchell. ". MeHenry F j. Holden. ". a:
employees. Bail was hxed at 5000 In each case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24
TELEGRIPUfC NOTES.

Chicago Nov 23-The American Horse ana .' Fat
stock Show opened at Tattersalls last nlghi, win
an attendance Of 5000 people An attractive pro
gramme was presented. Society was well repre-
sentei the boxes being occupied by parties, many
atirei in evening dress. while the reserved seats on
the west side Of the arena were nearly all taken
Charleston. W Va, Nov. 23-Whlle drying out
1vnanite sticks at the new reservoir for water
works just outside the city limits an explosion oc-
Cured this morning. Instantly killing Joseph HOS
kIns and fatally hurng Frank Ridley Benjamin
franklin was badly injured In the right hand and
lot leg All three were colorcd and unmarried.
piitsburg. Nov. 23.-The jury in the case of the
nsnvcr Consolidated Electric Company against the
Standard Underground Gable Company. Of this
citv in the United States Circuit Court. to-day
brought in a verdict for 1865 in favor OF the
D;,infir The claim was for $4,000 rebate on al
.aeI defective cables furnished ny the defendants
=, Is nrolable tina, a new trial will be asked.
pr,sburg. Nov. 23-At 80 o'clock this morning
ero ~ unknown origin broke out in the Allegheny
IT, IT, zion Company's barns on Spring Gardcn-ave.
,harc we're nifty horses In the barns. forty nine OF
ntcb vere burned. The loss OF the street-car com
rany is estimated at S15.e"
Toilet. ILL.,, Nov. 23.-Tne first express car Of the
c'nta re fast mail due here at 3ls a. m was
destroyed by fire at Romeo YESTERDAY morning
~ messenger Of the car was w VI. Ives but he
uras out OF the car. From all appearances the car
,,sht nre from the stove The contents Of the car
vera valued at $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24
HEAVY CHARGES AGAINST HIN
GEORGE NJ IRWIN. A PITTSBURG BROKER.
ARRESTED IN THIS CITY.
,lINHGEp WITH APPRorRIATING $2fi.0o-THE
DETECTIVES SAY HE WAS GOING To FLEE

ciI>rGEp WITH APPRoPRrATING 2fi.ooo-rHE
DETECTIVES SAY HE WAS GOING To FLEE
TO rrRorE oN THE ArRANIA TODAY
George NJ Irwin. Of Pit;sburg. who is said to
%. wanted IN that city for tn" m!sappropration
~ S!Cl. .ooo was arrested at the Grand Hotel late
Yesterday afternoon on warrant issued In
Pfisburg IIe VAS at once taken to the Jeifer-
son Market Court and locked up In the prison
until this morning. when he will be arraigned be-
fore Justic, Hogan The police OF Pittsburs have
b..n looking TOR Irwin for three weeks. He took
matters cOoily. and said thar his arrest was an
outrage -. refused under the advice ot W. NJ
Ferguson. young lawyer friend. of P.ttsDurs
H. make any statement whatever. Sweeny the
detective. said tnat he had arrested Irwin In the
nick OF time. as he and Ferguson were about To
s,N for Europe Their passage, h. said. mad been
engaged ON the Aurania which sails this after
noon The warrants were ISSUED in Pittsburg on
the complaint of ". }. Rhea.
Trivia i SAID to be extremely we'll known IN
putSburg. where he was In business under the
nru. name Of George NJ Irwin n co. he dld an
.c.fsi slv, business As grain Spectator re i"'i
what f. known as 4 "dlscreti'haty iD'' , ir L. 'V
a.. ty,l ordt rs - operate IN grain ffplh various
n,. ,,,la v.h, drlOsitcl sums OF money with hlh,
i.aviic the manner Of its use entirely 10 ms ds-
r,etinu some time ago ne failed and left tEc
civ \ cry went up that he had defrauded ms
customers This Is the account OF the a1alr
given by Irwiu's friends last night
\ representative Of the firm OF j. NJ Martin X
=, sail that he had known Irwin for number
~ wears and had known him To be an extensive
tr,dor H.. had carried as many as 3.oOo.OoO
hnshc,s OF wheat for him at a time. on the
'',h'r hand II was sail that Irwin had run busi-
ness In "A most curious fashion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24
Z. NOVEMBER 81. Is94-FOURTEEN PAGES.

his successor when Mr. N.col declined Richard
CrOkers offer OF a denomination by Tammany
Hall in the fall 0f 1893 Mr. Nico used all MS
powers Of persuasion on Mr.. Croker without avail
Now. the cx-Disrict-Attorney believes that MS
former subordinate may yet reach the place Oh
county prosecutor, and that he can be Colonel ell
lows's successor when the Colonel is compelled 70
resign or is removed by the Governor. IL was 10
put Welman in better position for the vacancy
it is said. that Mr.. Nico insisted that he snould
lose no time in severing his connection with the
Distrlct-Att0rney's Office as operated by Fellows
\ Tammany Hail man who knows all the parUes
to the scheme intimately. said last evening:
"Nicoll IS ready to give bonds for Wellmah
that ne VIII take care Of and protect all the
Wigwam men who In trouble He promises
that If Weman gets the place John {. Sheehan
shall not be indicted or. il he is. no harm shal
come To him or anybody else Tammany Is inter-
csted in .
But" continued this insder the boys don't
take 80 very much stock in Nicol"s promises
They think that he means all right, but they
have little confidence In Wellman. He Is as
cold-boodel. they claim. as any one ever born
and that If h. got in il wouldn't take MN
twen,y-four hours t. break any agreement ne
might make with NicOll. and turn square around
ara begin t. railroad To- sing Sing every mother :
san e the boys ne had sworn ned take care o.
Oh bu' we are in the hands Of fine lot OF cut
thTOats