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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

a chiifonier
where he can
keep his col.
lars, ncckties,
shirts, etc., in
order or in
his own par
ticular W a y,
which with
him amounts
to the same
thing. IL he
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

Goldey's Com erclal and Shorthand
y 'ol.ege. In the Institute Building,
Eighth and Market streets. Is now
open for bo.h sexes. from IA to mlddla
age. LOOK Tor adyat llssnlent on Nom
Lay.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

Tho friends OF iiav William II. Hicks
OF thea u. NJ. + Cpniprg nee OF tht
Middle District, are glad to say thai
he 10 Improving rapidly. Hs delivered
Ii nouia ard Interesting Ill course Ii
Mt. JOY NJ. Il. II. ltCh. south Waning
tou. On last Sunday morning,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

ANI ANTED-MildIs aged co!orri wo-
w man for grucral Eousrw TX, no
washing or Ironing. Apply with re T.
enoc utl7l0 Druome St sa5.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

Mira. Lizzie Porter oil Philadelphia.
and Mrs Hess Fleming oil HaIIin4 ton.
| lei. are Waiting Air. aud Mrs Alexan,
der Fleming. at 6l2 West Sd street this
IniIN. -e---sl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

Weak and swollen joints relic" =
J. site Knee Caps. anklets q"
ttlles' Department. Belts, C.
AaIi.ct streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

is a Benedict he usually d.
yides his time hunting for
these articles between bu.
Ireau, wardrobe and closet
especially in the event of
his wife's absence, and the
greater need he has for them
the sooner he finds what he
wants q
A ChilGonier ends this
Everything in It's place. A
glass before him to arrange
This toilet or il need be it
will take the place Of a SHAY.
ing stand.
| AT S1l, SIS, SlS,S2i,$28,
etc, in Oak, Maple, Curly
Birch and Mahogany with
Swinging beyel mirror.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

Clny worsteds long cutaways o or
der. go Person, tha tailor, gl1 Mar
ket street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

PfLt.-On september ed. 1926. W rIliam
| pAlo III the list year of ais age.
Relatives an \ irunla Hope Lodge, No
q, |, u. . u. Brotherhood OF locomotive
Engineers, brotherhood OF locomotive
lFifemen ani elm plOyecs of the Delaware
] DIVISION are invited 10 attend tie tuner
~ from his late resi- fence No. bl6 " Oh
isti Get, on Wednesday afternoon at .
O'Clock
HAHN-In this city on the e5th inst, OF
scarlet fever. ltdlpn h. SON OF john {,
ani Lizzie L. Hmm. AGED : years ana
months.
parents No lob spruce street. on We'd
nesday afternoon ut l Is p. IN. Internent
nj ltiyCrYtpW Genie cry.
t wo0D-on September 2ith 1884, Harry
! 4. Wood. agea 2! years and "a days,
! Relatives and friends arc invited &c
meet ut tho home. No. .l0s Market street
On Wcdnt siIy evening nj 40 o'alGoE
Preaching by the Rev. Asbury Burke Tc
proceed TO Wilmington and Northern
Depot for burial Mt Birdsboro cemeter,
Thursday morning u : O'Clock.
iCRoCk Eft On September card lSo.
! oOert Crockett, In the 10th YER OF hI il
! age
Il Relatives and friends ars invited to mt
tend his funeral from his late rrsldenr,
III Rising sun. on Wednesday the sGtl
Inst. SeiNic at the house ut o'clock
Gone but not forgotten.
sc
sTUCk QUOTATIONS.
| Reported by
HEAID n COMPANY,
| Bnnkers and Brokers.
| Seventh and Market Streets.
Investment and Securities yielding
from to per cent
orders for the purchase and sale o.
slocks and Bonds On Commission eseouU
ed ut tll the Stock exchanges
Private telegraph wires to New York
Philadelphia. bostuu and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts ana Letters of Credit Is
lsued.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

I u~l-lnstitutn FREE library hook out
Il Of u car lag, foIEt ir0m king 10
Frrnch 10 lith rec ut TO y est Sir .ct.
Lave AT tue iicpuialialn usiiH6. A. At
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25
sAlH Of cows ut u,lr tarm,
milo west oil ttntrrvihe, Dnl,
Tt EsOAY,O : ID, 1891,

30 head Of frostrc1w5 An spr uEsrS on
commission tNr Il a. ;. pptt ri ri
'rCll. PA nj OF 10 U! bul s .Iul i" Tcrs
coming I We wears al. 'lrriG- % ln!S.
H. u. ROM NsuN, Auc. rA5-rnure Bros.
silt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

iNYA& - IVA yount mqrrfsl coH.
I nv DE, III ri It pr uts FANNY, rr9.
4esttnt preferred. Adifrss II. IL tn'i
oil g. i-at'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

I'UR RENT Two communicat ing
u r'ums lurhi~iic or uniurnasm,i or
al ilCo h t;ItCd ny steam, Use ot gas aid
autt 10 Ian a;id wllu or tan elderly la
aias. Address thus piilec, " q. So u
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

North Side Building Lots Hawkins
4 20.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

w yasd aud r. S5a.s lea, e,
YORK Must have an ru2tU rs tit
tiunw tn drictt al o via lge OF s43r
b Il ling ami aeratTs. Ht.l tho oEt-h
knowledge OF boiler an Btt Z Uuii tng
-uGh . person With the ntret AIRY cxpe
lcnGs aud executive ability o III the no.
t.isn described Wi please addre "a
e uideIos 10 .illes +. Storm. go y Odd
y ay, New YorE. sa-ot
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

GruLl y -sapt !th, isu from tue
> iArn OF =. j. Crtnstpl mar New
rprt. bel. cue ltsht bay mae STIR II
Iareteal, heavy ii trlt IN NJ auI Ia D.; la
frut ing bsows right fore tcot o I
inINys t,aAs, Iglt . - rtl.t's =SyISuH, IlIT'
raw rad Any I.lortunlo, WI la
hAnkiuily reretpei. /. j. tsranstoH,
s.5.t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25
Arrested on CABINS.

Neckwear % and 500 nts, at Mes.
sioks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

Strictly one price
and if dissatisfied
with your purchase
we Will return your
money.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

1. on SAFE .MavcIly bicycle. "a pat
II tern csc ilrnt ord 4, US uniy 4
months. Apply TO yi3 ". Ia street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

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w sHre1 young lt1F iu5''h L VIA
an lrrst7n l. srnsrhpat IA writ
'@g \ i''ras- I s-i,s
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AVIAN rEl-A rcliabie wom n ascno6
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AWAITED p"-,i II, sac Iier and
w rl"rs5 "Ntze 1,Itsi retcrt'Ite Al
/ irras Ia this "lh e a.ti
{EyAN - IVA yount uerrfsi COZ.
I NV pi", tn III }u PM uta faulty, rrl,
4pstHt preferred. Addrrss II. n tn
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| w 7u' w.9ubst ut :: -
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

/ IA ANIED-Two O. 4 rec ruolds o. the
4 w E s. sd uE-sl ne Il1a I4Ute
trent. Address Ii. +. this ufHos. slj-3I'
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-23
A BARBARY COAST ROW.
Harry Curry, an Expressman, Charged
With Assault to Murder.

Henry Curry, an eXpressman, aged 5S years.
who for many years has had stand at the
corner OF Grant avenue and Post street. was
arrested by Officer Harry Reynolds, at mid
night, in Broadway block, and taken 70 the old
City Prison. where he was booked on charge
OF assault TO murder.
About ! so o'clock Curry came down the
stairs from his room with q pitcher In his la nd
to get some beer AS he stepped out OF the
hall 10 the street he was accoSted by man
named LOUIS Hageiman. known on the Bar
barry Coast as 'SpitIOOu." iwhOi said. Curry.
why have you been telling around town that
am San Quentin brd?"
Curry replied that lie had not. whereupOn Ha-
ge man said, lyon are a lar," at the same time
away from his aSSailant. who made a rush Ill
hun with knife Curry raised bis left hand o
ward of the blow and received an ugly gdSn
between his thumb and fOrennger. AS the man
closed I'm on him Curry raised the pitcher in the
air and dealt the WOud-be murderer blow on
the head, smashing The pitcher 10 atoms. The
man fell 10 the pavement with blood coming
from several different wounds
Officer Reynolds hearing the row ran up and
found Hagerman lying on the sidewalk. The
patrol wagon was summoned and The wounded
man taken 10 the Receiving Hospital. where
his wounds were pronounced not neceS sarily
fatal. and Curry was placed under arrest.
Curry. who IS negro. has always borne the
reputation OF hard-wOIking anu industrious
man, this being the first time lie was ever in
trouble.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-23
Another Republican Club.

About $50 Republicans assembled at Iberg's
Hall on the corner OF Herman and Steiner
streets and organized the Thiriy-seventh AS
semby District Republican Club
The enrolling committee, which had pre-
ViOusiy canvassed tbe district presented its
report, showing that 626 had signed the club
roll These members. in addition to the NUM-
Der who joined the club last night, make this
club the strongest Republican club that has
ever started iU an Assembly district. The
large membership OF this club clearly indl-
Gates strong determination of me citZeDs In
that part OF The city Tor a Republican admins
tration.
The following officers of the club were
elected: President. 7. ID. Jones; first vice.
president, ID. j. ONei; second vice president
Monroe Greenwood; secretary, Charles Easton {;
assistant SECRETARY, w. ID. Wilcox; treasurer
Judge q. W. F. Cook; sergeaDi-at-arms, John
Shea; executive committee-John Hynes, Fred
Womboldt. }. C. Fitzgerald. Henry Copeland,
Albert Walworth; enrolling committee
James McAullffe, a. j. Ausherman, John
Nightingale, w. X. Forsyth, James Watson;
nnaDee committees. Wilcox, a. X. Briggs
NJ. Writhelmer, John Mccormack. william
Holiday; delegates to executive council
Union League Ciub-John c. Fitzgerald,
Thomas ID. Jones, JOHN HyDes. NJ. j. Sahleln .
alternates-John Mccoy, c. KlOss.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-23
IT'S GOLD FORTHCOMING.
The Southern Pacific to Pay the
First InSfaliment of Taxes.

SACRAMENTO, Jan. %. TO morrow the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company will paw
into The State treasury The first installment on
its back taxes from 1880 to 1885, inclusive
The total taxes for the reassessment for the
entire six years amounts to S2.251 ,O39 rs
II ali OF this sum, or S1,125. 519 80, would be
due on the first inst aimenL If the railroad com
pany had not already paid in something on ac-
count AS matter of fact, the railroad com
Uany has already paid 81 1876, 500 80, which
IS an amount larger than the first install lment
hut tue company, in order 10 show lis good
iailh, win deduct from the whole amount due
what they have paid, and viii divide II by two
III order 10 arrive al the sum of the first Install
ment and pay ii in. In addition TO that. the
company is not going At This lime 10 take credit
for what counties owe the railroad company,
but VIII take II oil the taxes OF 1886 and 1887.
HI working of The Seawell bill when compa ed
with what would be the working of the Car
renter bill shows some wide differences. Sac
iamentO County has lost $S471 Ia under The
Staweil BILL which IL would nave saved under
lie Carpenter bill. Under the Seawell Dill
Placer County lost sci 595 IS. 1t would have
received under the Carpenter bill S34, 1865 G2
nom me RAILROAD company, but under the Sea
2,769 "a.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-23
LOCAL ITEMS IN BRIEF.

fairy Devine, a cook. aged 80 years, was
found dead IN his room at 426 NatUma street
yesterday morning by The landlady OF the house
X. Cunningham, 60 years of age, dropped
dead yesterday morning In front OF a drugstore
at 642 Mission street. Acute pleuiisy caused
his death.
a literary and musical entertainment Will be
given in the Metropolitan Temple under the
auspices of the humanitarian Society of this
city tonight.
Rev. f. R. Ollie, DID,. viii deliver a free lee
tuTe. Illustrated. upon Yellowstone Park" at
Young Mems Christian Association Hall, 232
Suffer street, tonight.
Mrs. Peake, the lady evangelist speaks this
evening at The FIRST United Presbyterian
Church, Golden Gate avenue and Polk rect,
on the Parable OF The SOwer."
\. p. Mcnamara and John Darling, two
youths Is years OF age. were arrested yesterday
OF stealing canes from kearny- street cigar
store.
Sam ". Wall. a weknown newspaper man
OF Tacoma, Is a. the Lick. He accompanied
George Francis Train around the word
tour three years ago, when that erratc genius
beat Phileas fogg's record by twenty-three
days.
NJ. }. immons, as assignee of Charles L.
Asher s. Co., has sued George II. Maxwell as
executor of the estate of The late Judge r. S.
Mesick, to recover 1913 on Two promis> ory
notes executed IN favor OF the finn by Mesick
a year ago.
The suit of Professor homas Price for salv-
! wage against the British ship Embark is on
| trial before Judge Morrow. Price put out a fire
! in The cargo OF sulphur on the vessel Oh June ..
1898, ana asks the court to fix the remunera-
/ tion for his work.
James Rogers, who picked Mrs. J. r.
Sellers pocket at the Midwnter Fair grounds
| on sunday af ernOOn and WAS Caught in the
! act, had hearing Yesterday morning and was
! held 10 answer before the Superior Court by
! judge Joachmsen in $1,000 bonds on the
| charge OF grand larceny.
| Maud w. Bell has filed answer in the Supe.
rtOr Court 10 The suit for a divorce brought
against her by William l.. Bell charging her
| with unfaithtulnesS. In Denying the Charges
Mrs. Bell chaTacteriZeS them as ''willfnlly ma
! liciously deviiishly and knowingly false, and
/ conceived In a spirit OF vindtctIveness, and
| with the wanton disregard of truth character
! Isle oil Ihe Iatnar of Les y
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-23
SPORTING NEWS.
Mitchell and MCAuliffe Are Talking
Fight-The Acme Club.

IL was reported last evening that Young
Mitchell aud JACK McAuliffe had signed arti-
Giles 10 box six rounds "in aid of the MidWin-
Ter Fair, four weeks after the signing OF arti-
cles. 1t could not be ascertaned where either
pugiist deposited any money 10 guarantee a
meeting of any kind pertaining 10 pugilism. II
Is said however, that they have agfeed 10 box
but whether IL Will be for their own pleasure in
private or for the PdificatiOn of the public could
not be learned. The fact that the small fry
pugilists have commenced 10 give the same
Kind of htppodrOmes that were common during
the run of finish contests in this city will Ger
talnly deter the sporting public from paying a
assessment 10 witness them. 1t was Thought
that the Dugs could be induced TO box on The
square for a few rOnnds but their grabbing
pTopenSltieS have undermined their good fnten-
tons, and Cow any gambler who can command
coih sufficient 10 purchase pug's agreement
under cast-lron laws can change the appear
ance Of any fight. IL is extremely doubtful if
cOrporaPS guard can be got To witness another
fight in this city between pugilists who can be
Influenced by gamblers.
Ernest Roeber. the wrestler, Is expected TO
arrive here from New York in the course of a
week. ROeber is coming West purposely TO
meet Dan Mcleod. the champion middle
weight wrestler of the world. IL Mcleod can
succeed in matching and defeating the Eastern
athlete lie VIII challenge Evan Lewis the
champion OF the world.
The Acme Club Of Oakland is preparing for
It's boxing tournament. which will be held In
February. The boxers of the Olympic Club do
not expect TO be represented at the tournament
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-23
INDIAN PRINCESS.
She Was in the Parlia-
ment of Religions.
The Object of Her Journey to Cali
fOrnia-fier Travelling Compan-
ions People of Note.

Miss Jeane Znleika Sorabji Khersedji Ian
grana of Langiana House. PoOna. India. Is the
name of 4 Princess of Indian blood who is at
the PleasantOu. Miss SOrabji as she is cont
monty known. is accompanied by Mrs. Henry
Valentine of Bombay, and AL E. Foster OF Lon
don, England.
At the recent parliament of religions held in
Chicago, Miss Sorabji took prominent part.
She spoke upon the native religions of India.
She was educated by her parents in India, her
father occupying a prominent place il the In
dian civil! service. Miss Sorabjl will stay in the
city for some time, and has letters of introduce
tion 10 the Century Club, Women'S Exchange
and other prominent organizations, besides
Bishop Nichols and other cergymen.
Miss Sorabjl cOntemplates delivering course
OF lectures upon topics of interest to those in
terested III Indian religious affairs. From here
she Will PROBABLY 90 TO England, with a view of
Studying medicine and practcing among the
high caste women OF India. where medical aid
Is not usually available.
Miss Sorabji has sister Amelia who is a
graduate of oxford Unive rsity, England. who
Is entitled to the distinction of adding to her
name the letters BA. and LID. During her
examination she received the highest honOrs,
and has since opened an office as barrlster in
Bombay. being the only lazy lawyer i'll India.
She has contributed a very large plumber OF ar
llcleS TO English reviews.
Mrs. Henry Valentine is an authoress and
also lecturer. she is native of Massachu-
sets, but has resided In India for many years.
Her husband Is a native of Bombay, where he
resided until lie was "A years OF age. He came
to America studied for several years, and on
his return was appointed United States Consul.
which position lie stu holds. He has travelled
extensively throughout India Europe and
America. accompanied by his wife. They have
visited nearly all The countries on the globe,
except Japan and China.
Among Mrs Valentines works which have
met with a large sale is "AIldnight Marches
Through Persia" Another work now in the
press is "Nepaui. the Land of The GOOTkhaS.' -
Mrs. Valentine will lecture in conjunction with
Miss Sorabji Oh The "CustOms of the Women OF
India"
A L. Foster Is a well-known humOrist among
the leading clubs of London. He was also the
commits IOner representing the exhibit of the
Kings of India at the Columbian Exposition.
Owing 10 the delays In the customs service.
The exhibit he brought with him arrived almost
too late 10 be displayed. but the judges awarded
IL tWenty-elght prizes.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-23
TRUSTEES SALE.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERMS AND
L uuder the authority of a certain Deed OF Trust,
only executed by COLMAN O'GRADY. party OF the
first part. to HENRY c. CAMPBELL and THAD-
DEUS b. KENT, Trustees, parties OF the secont
UNIoN; party of the third part. dated August
23d, 1883, and recorded in the Office of the
County Recorder OF the County of Alameda la. State
OF CallTorhla in Liber $40 of Deeds. at pages
Of ana following: and In pursuance of a resolu-
ton passed on the 4th day of January. 1894,
by the BOARD OF Directors OF said SAN FRAN
CISCO SAVINGS UNION, Corporation. and the
holder Of the notes (No. S8SO), to secure payment
or which the aforesaid Deed of Trust was exc
cuted declaring that default had been made In
the payment OF tie principal sum aud other sums,
due under said notes and Deed OF Trust and re-
questing ana directing said HENRY C. CAMP
BELL. and TRADDEUS Is. KENT, Trustees, to
sell TIL real estate described therein and not
heretofore recouveyed TO satisfy said Indebted.
ness.
We, HENRY C. CAMPBELL and THADDEUs
d. hEN l. trustees. do 1T rtby give notice. that
on FRIDAY, the I'd day Of february. A D. 1894
at y O'Clock NJ. OF that day. and at the Auction
Eighth street, in the City OF Oakland. County of
Alameda. State ot California. wilLseII pub
tic auction, to the highest bidder for cash
'oin OF the United states all that piece or parcel
OF and situate in the City OF Oakland County OF
Alameda state of California, described as follows,
to wit:
Commencing at the corner formed by the inter
section OF the SOuthery liHe of Third street with
the weSte' nne or Chestnut street running
thence westerly along said line of Third street
one hundred and one l0l) feet theuce at right
angles southerly nnety-four (94J feet: thence at
right angles westerly twentysiX (26) feet; thence
at right angles sOuther!y fifty 900 feet: thence at
right angles eaSterly one hundred and twenty
seven (127) feet to said line of Chestnut street.
and thence porthery along the last-named line
one hundred and forty-four 144) feet to the point
OF commencement.
Being OTIS numbers 80 to "a, inclusive, and part
OF lot number 20 in block No 444 laid down
and shown on the map entitled 'Adeine and Mar
Eet street homestead, recorded July 20, 1869.
on Page of Map Book No. l. in the Office OF
County Recorder of said County of Alameda, to-
gether with The appurtenanceS.
TERMS OF SALE.-CaSh in Gold Coin of the
Omitted States; ten Per cent payable to the under
signeI on tie fall OF the hammer; balance de
livery Of deed; aud If not paid. unless for want
of title tcn days being allowed for Search), then
said ten per cent to % fort cited and the sale
be void Acts of sale at purchasers expense.
HENRY c. CAMPBELL, rrrrs+aas
THADDEUS Is. KENT, Aiu''00''
JAZZ 10 g 20 20 so fe2