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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

w illTCEA FIN FisIi--At the Broad way
y. 7. Pa souage,5Ii BrWHlway,t'HmluIl.
j., on Scptginte !, 1891 by Rev :. +.
IInnuuci,. MIR .DavlA WhiaerIn ana Misi
Alice Melee. botn ot Whining on, D"l.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

THE l5TunAY or SEPTEMBER, 1904.


the following described READ estate. viz!
Al TINT certain loi or piece oil lard. II.
uln in he city Of Niinin., ton alutcsG q,
with Il hricm house thereon erected.
bounded ana nr -ryahel as follows:
beginning on tbs noriheasi corner Of
Mct Riliny and Lombard StrecIs, thence
hUrfhrrlS HiUng onsblrl str q II t-ri ;
hence eastery plrtl el with Twelfth
street ~ tuct; thr &c snWhrTlY parallel
with LuIupara street IA icci; thence west
cry parallel with Nv lllh street ID luCt
To tue said = DC of Lumh=rd strt.,t ana
place If Gegibui =, uuio.t aiming within
said bounds seven hundred .quurc feet
| Of land. be the same more o. less.
| StiEgl and taken IN execution ~ tht
| property Of james u. ZONES aud Loui n
| Zones, his wife and t IT,, aud 10 he sold
| 10y PIERCE GOULD. SheIill.
sheriil 8 Office, Wilmington, bcl. Au'
gust ~, 1894. AL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

The travel over the P. W, 4 g. rail.
road to-day lie heavy in addition to
the large nUrupeIs which went to ELK
ton faIr an pSeRIslgd train took ssy-
ara hditzllels CfeYloreI people TO AT.
lsntig City III 2 mpraiaE
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

vote for Charles Whann. county as.
SCISSOR, 81 district, Saturday, Septem-
Der :, 1894.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06


at O'Clock y M.
The following DE- $ TlHGd real estate, VIZ;
Al that Ger ain lot or piece OF land ly
Ing aud lcinR situated iii thccIN of WI
ininEiot, lnhntcd and drsrriHc as fol-
lows, TO wit
Eektnnlil# On the corncrf1rmel by the
Intersection Of III. iiHs vi lrortherly sidp
OF Eighth street with TIC a It OF the Yves
terry SD OF sprIcn street, thence II rth.
crly along sal, siu o. ~prucr strop, ~
feet tue aouth' riy ii e OF IL 4 ieet wtIc
alley leading mo spruce street: tha4ua
westerly along "a 4 si,lu Of Eii Allcy and
parallel with l'ig'ith street i iret to a
corner; thence soutaeriy and par alInl 10
Sptlrr street lcai 10 the murtheIIN side
OF Eighth street, aud thrhcr thereby Q st.
criy nlonE sHid sido Of , l4hlh It. Il IT. -
trs ntcu 10 I'D cprinr and piace uT be.
glnni !, hc the cnrtenta what th,y may
Heile Hul a On IA execution as til,
properly of susan Cook and {. t.. and 10
lie sol by PFlkCE GuIJID Sh Tin
Sherilfs one" Wilmington. Del sep
tember J, tSi.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06
- . -
NIanrIrd in Cog Wheel.

Thomas McSellis. n l6-yoar. old
hoy of South Bethlehem, was lnaugind
to death by cog wheels at the Bethle.
hem Iron Companys works yesterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

Ihcurf gH.a suI5 C4ra Tor Bone
srav.-, 80, - iGtaall street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

| rSf--In izriIRy evening a silver rad
II los bracelet villa .eitcrs engraved
"A. ) \ rcwHrt wtll lie paid II returned
10 40 Nashiu tn street. ST.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

Evarvthinp With Cloth
ing Furnish
Ha ings, Hats and
Shoes, at Sixth
woore and Market,
"'u'' why not fit your
boy out here entire? You
know the kind of clothes
we sell and we want you
to known the kind Of Fur
nishings, Hats and Shoes
as well. Shoddy does not
get place here, as we han
die only wear-well goods.
Than our Shirt Waists
the "Star"-there is no
better waist made.
Boys don't like to wear
girls shoes, and they don't
have to if you come to
Sixth and Market. Our
boys Shoes are made for
"little men,"
Throughout the store we
offer good solid value. Will
. you let us show you that
we mean what we saye
JAS. L. MULLIN & Son
Clothing, 9th & Market,
Hats, Wilmington,
Shes, Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

" ANTED-A 500 girl Tor Re oral
highlands at.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06
NlLMI;,uTaS AND NoRFiEEN
Wv II. Il.

w 1t. IL. '',.''
IiMl, IAiEDE ~ TFFFCr MAY 70 nj
liHlna lcLvn NilsaIu-Ioa b.. lea, stTp.s
htatiUnJ tor Is. = >. Junction Mupictt.
Mn ihlCrihut. 't..S tHuuurL, ttTluOllIa,
Co.'S 1T hi.Iu j tOIi JuarIlo J, I'ocopsl J.
y eel he ter. l.nuJreeYlle. Morton ill.,,
GoHtv=SilIe Ni!a 4uter6HH,tIdta= stall 4it3
uHip except SUNDAY. IT 81 an, -,
ana = . y. N. H'gn tuy unIt 1t -, a.
H., II tnA D p, "a. ti5ziS at IN.
For Wayne burg Junction. sprlnsheI
una Intern cli q sta IONS. i IIiy ugoapt
sHnIuS,=fi 80 gH,. - aud 10 .. IN.
sun itS only at Il u .,z.I ., unt ! " n. al,
Tor anna, litty!,p "a. Reajins an Ia.
tern'eliiate station dai.y rxcepi sunday.
al Z y Il. III. aui % p IA. -In7ihv only
nj " N. anti . y. IN.
a, q. MGChISl NSH. SupcribUen ieut.
BUWSsSS BltIdGS Ten. Plsl@A gem.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

The following dcs"ribe,i real estate. VIZ:
NJ that certain lot, piece OF parcel OF
land, wish tue 'ramc huidiIp rhrrcon
erected, sltuate IA the city ul Winning
ion, Hiorcsa /. bounced ana described IA
follows. 10 wit:
beginning al a point on the rasferly
side OF FIcnCh street At 4 cprarr former
~ OF Thomas iiavhri's lot; lhunGe hy
said let Huutl! D degrees cN-r lui feet an
tN' Inches 10 III" site oil Il ssj-icut Wide
alley; IHen" aipn. said sid" nl Bi'il alley
north y! d"Etces uasl IS feet iAChcs to 4,
> ake.H 60 ner 81 II lot t.rniegly OF An
drew BHyHri; thence by said AndrCw
BIyard' lot narln " sgrr"s wrs; NJ isu
" inches to the hipi1sa!l side OF French
streets ana thence tusieby son Ii 3! de-
trr"s west u feet . Inches to lttu place of
lr2inhiug, he the cuuteuis thereof what
they t4uN.
seized and ta,-eu in execution rs the
property uf ,larc4 II. 10 * tnI Lou "a
Jones, his wile aud I, Is. and 10 be sold
by piilEfl GDuli3. Shrriii.
SheiiTs omco. Wilmington. Del. Al
gust II. 1891. a3l
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

hunng prices Ruling prices.
Auer, sur. Ruf. I0itl u. 8. Cor. Co., rs
Acb Eop&S r.. -, : n Pacific Com, 3
Can Southern. D y fuciilc I'd. II
Central u Nj. ll3'a itCh.S W. f. 4. ~
Calchg" \ VIC = Tenn Z a Co.. Is
Ih hnr Y Coy. u uuiom Pacitlc.. IL
GhtCngo nHs.... iatp W ahash Conn.,. Z
tt Iil a ST p. u W1hasb PrcTd. !,
G III n Pa'ilc.. Gbh Wesrn UlioH. ~
T. st 4, Mn o.. ~ w ~ h. " PA. A.
Q c q y st H.. Al LchishVhiIeS.. AZ
Ola y Cat f'dp.. Il 3 Pennn .......... 81
Del d tlIdsou. T. Rvadiny -. 10
bel Lee &Wcs lfs71 Phhn. Traction. IS.
kh'sn q GOe., ihlu 7. 4. lights. ~
LaHe shore. ....ia34 Met. Traction. III
Louis d NHsh... 1T iiGito. raction IL
Missouri Pacific ny lidg. Gen .Mtga III
n II n E4..... -. l.eldHh Nuy.... -
n. Y. e. u n. lul q Peoples ....... 81
Lake Il il Wss.. l624
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06
ON SATURDAY,
THE iarn DAY oFsEPrEMBEii, 1884.
At2o'cluclS D. M.


The following described real estate. viz:
All thai teriain lot ~ piece OF land
situate ia ht city OF Wllmin ton. iugre
said. ana having II bricN bllil'liBg ihrIeon
crertud, amt known us so. 81 orange
street bounded ard described rs follows
Ia W.T.:
lielinnlny on the westerly side OF
Orange street at the distance OF about -
teei from the corner formed by the inter
section OF tnc westerly side OF Orange
street WIFI ne sontucIlN side oil Girard
strrct - feet Il Inches; thence southrIly
parallel with Orange 81 rea Il feet Il
inches III, nee eastrrly II lrrt inc IS lo
thu westerly -iic Of orange sire 1; thence
Ey the sad side OF Grunge strcpt nurller
MI feet ~ inches 10 the plnct oil begin
ming. lie tho contents thereof what the,
Inky.
seized ard taken Ia eXecut on ms tilt
properly Of Charles J. Kyle, executor o.
Henry XVI =. dCeel-ed, whu WIS lie sur.
wing mortgagar OF Henry Kyle an,
snInu A. Kyle. mis- wife, mcri Ragora and
Rose Ann Gluctcn and James l.. Giacken
her HUSBAND. a9a I. Is. and 10 be soil
by PElfGEGUULn,S Sheriff.
Shcriifs Ofice, Wilmington. Del, Au
gust u, 1894. All
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

SsuERIFF's SALEM yrltaoor awgIt
- Of Levar, tactsts. so me diIepted
VIII he exuostd to publlr stlo At me
Iouut House. oa Market street boz wc"n
roam and Eleventh dt'ectS, IL the city
OF Wilmington. Ne~ Castle county, Della.
ware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

:,
of the bedroom-and de.
servedly 50. ...-.. .-.
For cleanliness, healthful.
ness aud economy they are
unequalled. They harmon.
lze with other furniture, be
it mahogany, oak, birch or
bird's.cye maple, aud they
last a lifetime. .
They are easily kept in
so d condition and require
no more attention than an
occasional busting with a
soft cloth Or a dry ohamois
skin-any rubbing or scrub.
blng with any preparation
would only iniure them.
/ We have them iii all sizes
3 it,, 5 #. 8, 1 IT,, and 4
#. 6, and Il price range from
IS to $3.50. .-..
To 90 with these if desir
ed we have bureaus an(
dressing cases in all woods
with brass standard posts
a new feature a pretty effect
An all brass, highly lac
quored, full size bed is jus
put on sale at S25.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

SlIERiFF'S SALB-iBy YIrIue o. Il writ
~ Oi Leynr' tscias, to me directed. Will
bc exposed to pubic sale, Ut tue Court
lluu.c. IN Market street between Ten Ii
and Eleventh streets, In the city vi WI
miustOn, New Castle county. state Of
Delaware,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-25
will go and take couple Of seats and enjoy the

will go and take couple OF seats and enjoy the
opera. Bother the box.
No; must the box
'Why use a thing YOU don't want"
Because Nell good enough 20 put l. at my
disposal. | must show her by using II That ! am
grateful"
oh gratitude doesn't count. Nell knows us well
enough to know how like her Really. Bess. |
must beg of You know there are some things a
man Simply can't stand. -
We'll" she answered. In a resigned tone. I'm
sorry. but | won't urge you
You know" he put in. feebly. "Td Ike To please
you,
Il know you would Jack"
And Ia like to have you go with me- down in
the stalls"
But there are the Station girls"
What in thu world have the Station girls TO do
with the case"
We'll they don't have as many chances 10 go as
they deserve.
woman | know. You are always thinking or some
body Plague il. wish | could reconcile myself 10
it, But you know how hate it,
Never mind about it, Jack. she answered. smi!-
ing at him. IF YOU don't want 70 go .
II don't mind the people talking II they don't
talk when the opera IS going on.
Don't worry about it, Jack"
''ThOse fellows aren't such bad lot after all:
some of them pretty good chaps"
There. I'll leave YOU to your pipe and papers.
and look here. Bess. I'll GO"
I'm glad, Jack and
And perhaps" said the good for nothing cousin.
coming 10 earth. he always does, you'll all go
to supper with me afterward. instead Of coming
here Ell. fOr a change?
Ana then he went off to the club. wondering how
II was that women could do whatever they
wanted.
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re no longer the goods. hey are sought LOT
I. tn. new ark coorngs in black. navy-blue am
bpwn. hsurd with chine dashes in c0ntrdst"!s
cor. These goods range in price from 80 cents ~,
yard in Acniy-four-inch width ana are US ~,
tOrserNi nlr,irrssrs. for morning houSr-goN a"
web as for waists y pretty silk. strlp''
bayhrrc." with seeded stripe broken al inVN 49,
by Sldn loZene figures. comes In black WIN "
,eli0s or Vplet stripe or dot Inc Howl pa
terms nI the 60, en,iDnIlz-d designs 81 Ii''SS "''
dots sem To- haN disappeared. MI.
no\-lty OF tn s,.ts III l. tn manuiact"ir o M
and ~atAs .spccfiy for waists BIRD s-rFe e'i'''~;
which ons-t Of my lozrng.-shIpcl dots pIirr,i
quit" nrr togethslbnI pointed in ne c.htIr VIZ,
"a seeded lot in con raSt Is 10 r'srHpl" III So"
manner tie miniaiui. eye OF a bird. are popular III
sks vii a. WoOlens. The brds-rN" sdth- ,"r
waists con. in l., WldernE arrangement 81 co,vl
ard COntrrt. The pale Niie-grern HdtI''11
figured viii duh pin;. OliVr-srern sItln- iiSu'c'
with violet. ale IniiA-,iu" SAtins figured WIN ioa'
ana black Sains figured with yellow or colirllc't'
shot with ,ale-blur eyes" and seeded win rt"'
signed Tor the .loUs" wait and for the lining 81 ne
cpN-r; coat. ,lli,h lining must now match me
blouse waist. it's Mt s;rngr that tG"Y nave p''
brought out In uch a 'nridd OF cOlorS ana ~"'I,
contrasts OF color The TAPESTRY silks. tiso Designer
for waists aud lhin@~ of oats. are even NOR -
frciNr than the irIs-r"" SatlnS JUS desCIinr'i'
They satin or twiled grounds shot Wltn
dashcs ana CLEANS II brilliant color. Thus = hlack
satin has Il figure il clOudel effect in old rose ana
gold. in green. or ,;d blu-. and rose Again Il
chan%eahle copper br'wn satin i figured with ros'
indStinct manner lilt' the CLEANS Of color the -"
catches from an aniiqle tapesry. Sometimes th
Ggurc consists 81 sharp lashcS II color in place nt
the clouded figure described
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-25
CHICAGO ALDERMEy GROSSLY IMPOSED UPON.
From The Chicago Record


Some three months ago the managers OF big
concern. which has It's headquarters in NewYork
and "A branch office in Chicago. came to this city to
get certain privileges. They had ordinance which
element. He told them II would cost $4,000 to have
the ordinance introduced. reported back and passed
The ordinance went to the committee and then the
head conspirator and close partner did a little
speculation on the side. BY the OF their
ready money they put the ordinance through the
committee for * 500 and credited themselves with
"A clear profit OF $500. The New-York capitalists
were asked 10 advance M0.US but they refused say.
100000 when the ordinance went into operation.
Times hard and the measure was not particu-
larly vicious. the two Aldermen had little trouble
money The two capitalists had returned 10 New
York. Somewhat frightened one OF the two Alder
men went to the local office OF the company, ana
suggested that he ready TO handle the money.
This only surprised the manager. but IL seemed
10 anger him. -
Why, sir. what 10 you mean" he asked. Il
know nothing OF any agreement 10 pay you or any
else sum Of money for this ordinance surely
YOU don't ask me T. brbe you. III tell you right
now: we're not in that business .v,. ,.a,,.
Come on" said the Alderman. Your people
made a square agreement with me.
"Ah that may be. They responsible for what.
ever they said TO YOU put nav. yo no poSnr
The camp was In IA revolt Tor week Inc 10Y
calling for "divvy ana WOULDN'T pellevs
the story told them By the two who had engineered
could not find the man who had made the PROPOSE,
ton He came home; and the wrath OF the cheated
New-York and found his man. the latter remem-
bered no promise. agreement: He repudiateu the
debt. and sent the Alderman nome AGAIN. ~ ap.
the promoters satisfied. Threats to repeal the
The ordinance stands to-day, and the $50 900 Is un-
Aldermen lost the $500 whiSa they advanced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-25

bad will az least be something new. Then me
ballet IL always amusing whether made up OF hoN :
ices veterans: ana II the stage pans: We popS
Here as everywhere in cairo. you cannot lVtsr'
that you are a sojOurner In the land Oh me
boxes You 500 ofm m wing SHAPES q tlt lidits
from the harems who enjoy the whoe thihS ds
n,,,rh M Doubt as the b.ood-thrsiy Cd sultan en-
loved tn, tales Of the vizers daughter In the day
If iaroun al Kaschid When you drive nom" through
III. l,,.tv -fr..,s past the spreading sycamore3 OF
the Ezbikiyen gardens. you can fancy, az 50 many
triyeerS have done before YOU ua1 ~, III y r.
Won see are Aiaddin- and Sinbads. and Al Bibas
And while you alight from your cCach at SheI'-
h.,rl.s and take your supper beneath the columns
~ ts Egyptian hallway, talking gossip or the
oner1 perhaps some devout MOsse;n - on his kieeS
I'm the shallow OF the shops opposite "i,n hlS M
, ~ Nc, rap.atinp the name % Allan In IN"
darkness and saying thu PRAYER. of bis faltn IL IS
his mix mr. of the East ard West thai make; the
.hi,.f frscjn,ti1n of cairo and Of Egypt-;he West
tha. comes ana ooks on. AMI the East Whicn - a.
,",,s he zane only changing the Nile cninges'
~ ,L s,s,ns Of the wear or AZ the winter sun
sbir. ch ,ugcs between day and night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-25
now TO DEIi UIIL S4GO.
DELICIOUS rrppIXGs AND nee SOUPS

DELICIOUS PrDDINGs AND NOE SOUPS
The mention Of Sage pudding recalls the olden
time dessert Of sago. eggs milk AMI navoring. The
favorite navoring for this pupose wis vanilla. and
the PREPARATION Of . sage pudding wasa momentous
undertaking. in th~ average Hew-EnAand family.
/, required wcniy-four hours OF solemn preparation
This fruit Of the plim-trrr teyeN ciuc;el member
Of the family knew that sage was the pith OF the
palm-irccD was baked overnight. after icing care
fully washed II Was boiled Until was thoroughly
melted into a thin. gluf.noIs mass WitaOu form or
shape: the eggs sugar and seasoning wee added
and the rud!ng w.s baked. Liz, tie ag., coloreI
man learning the alphabet 1T was @wine frou' Il
great deal - git mighty little. N'e OF ,ie fam
iv in those days could have admitted honesty that
he or she enjoyed Sage pudding. bG; tl'y ate II -
. duty brcaUs" II w. a company DESERT Had
the nousev if,. of those lays ben told thu ago pud
ding could he prepared in an hour. am that she
made a great mistake when she boiled he vera
judgement on. - IT, she would have looked .pon me
person making such statement "a or" on OF i"r
mind Yet all the soaking and previous preparation
OF sago. a. wei 49, 81 tapoca. j. great misihic AMI
Is labor 10 III. purpose Neither of these foo'-
quiros any such heightened PREPARATION any more
than rice. whi,h years ago was a!wAy. '''LeI be-
fOr- e Wa clo,.'i.
Saro inal.,s q do.l ions pudding hat the form ~
the food should be- preserved n should to- c'oh"i
lust long enough $50 thst 10 wili become perfectly
transparent and VIII melt in The mouth when eaten.
lut will retain IT, SHAPE ilk" th' grain OF vice. IN
stead OF being melted aip q f,rn."ss Jelly. Put Il
scan, half-cup Of el,o Oy~i wash",ii in quart Of
clII milk and set j. over thu ira l't o. come grad
ually t. the boiling point stirring f. frequently WITH
a wire spoon L.; ~ boil slowly f'r twenty minutes.
s,rrlne f. almost continuously after u begins 20
boil By TIL, tine every grain ~ d." sag" should !"
perfectly transparent ana '.iiv crushed 90 jelly
in the hand Then take tn" pu liing N th" hr" All
III, yolkS II four eggs beaten win haIf-cnp -
sugar anI a Mitl, Of the hot mkt Ire. 4 pinch -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-25
CAIRO OLD AND NEW.
ccrxrs THAT WERE NOT FOUND IN THE
MIDWAY.
,.,,,,o>.,p,r LIFE IN THE LAND or THE
PYRAMIDS MINGILNG OF THE EAST
AID WEST

cairo. February 5.
I, s he custom Tor sent.men;alsts TO lament that
the word +. growing everywhere the same; mat
IN. Ori.n, IS not - fasc!natingy different from the
occ1.n, a. II was in the days Of Omar or Scheher-
ozo,e ar even Of Lane But a Cairo street IN reD-
ruarv of the year 1891 Is still such bewiiderinS
medley OF Arabs Turks. Egyptians CoptS ana thrIr
varea1ted costumes that the miniature thor
i'm the lat. Midway Paislnce seems III comparison
ner. amateur performance. There YOU si"
throngs Of Americans laughing lookcrs-on. here the
occasional 'Franks' who venture in with their
dragonlan or NIahom"tan cabby appear ike intru-
d.rs from quite another world. The Midway street
was very reasonably clean: here there Is dirt n l's
every conceivable aspect. without wnich. mi-ei
the Orient would BE- only the ideIir;td ana I'M
truthful Orient Of a painters fancy. descendant
Of Nahomet who lacks the. grease spots on MS
green urban the candle drppin@s on MS fah-d
robe and the accumulated dust Of weeks upon MS
shunllng ,lippers j. only masquerade. ne Sahlh
who Is sulck arI span. WIN Il" cree OF H'eS
brushed away from each gummy eye ana ms yell
low nakalness concealed by nice. new dress. must
have been mixed mp most unmlst1kahly bN some
Oriental Ru:tercilp 81 bis youth. Everybody reads
a,ou, Tho snua,or 81 the East. yet every body j.
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SHE HAS nf GRINDCHILDREN.
'rnn, The Boston Cob

From The Boston Cob. 49, ,
Manchester ~ H.. Feb l7-Mrs. Rebecca ruthc
.r,v az this civ is one Of the links In n cniih OF
,, '.snerations now living she IL Of Scotch-liisn
ancestry and was born March I. l,ys IN E''o'' Nc
Her descendants number l1l grandchildten.
Her ia Their and mother were natives OF Maine anu
her husband who fought In the war or lSl2 dieu III
1858. -. Lu,,o, ,,rs
rher, were born u them eight chlldren--Nr
Constance Toby. Mrs. Lydia Dixon. Mrs Sd!ah
Ann cole Mrs Mary cole. Mrs. Nancy Dixon; Mrs
Kelsey Spnnev and Charles Tutherly. all or Elliot.
and Mrs Rebecca b. Grant. OF Portsmouth. Az are
living with the exception OF Mary Coie VINO dlei
I'm 1893 aged seventy-twO years. ,,.
There are nfty-sev grandchildren ana eighty
seven great grandchildren. onr OF whom. Rebecca H.
Grant Is charming little miss OF about hve years.
me daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles n Grant OF
this city. There are also seven greatgreat-gtind-
children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-25
ms INTEREST N SWEEPING EXPLAINED.

From The chicago keco'i.
\ city snowstorm as large az the one when nam
msred Chicago on Monday brings with IL many IN
cil.nts less humorous. especially AFTER VIZ
excitement OF the blizzard Is over and people set.e
down to the sad work OF shoveng away ID!
hump backed glacial formations Al one VI III.
busy corners young man was sweeping ',c ~"
from the pavement with a long hanueu pu'n
broom There nothing unusual In this .av., a.
all the streets in possession OF ths ,wrp,
and shovellcrs. but this young man was niae'e ~
lie long ulster of a popular Pnu1 ~ ,unu
his head silk hat. His gloves nau y yeu
cords up the back and his trousers werr U ~ n,
fautless English fashion. People stopp Win lin
him and some of them tried TO have Jun VIII" MN"
"Sec the dude.'' ,.,
why don't you trade that SILK dicer p.
what Kind OF soup do they give YOU, oon,,r,aa
To all these tannts he paid no a ni him how he
happened 10 20 broke. The young MA" 'ea'eu "''
lubors anu gave this explanation; - ..u,,rx
MY dear sir. | am not broke. a., am To- eepptis
up this In order u prove 10 .ms san no
men there on the corner that our payemen. can o
cleaned more RAPIDLY and to better ausahtsse .,ai
the cobbie-stone paving am agent for tnis pave
ment We nut some of IL here on this corner merely
"a an experiment Those gentlemen are interested
in paving and I wished to show them now easy
!, pas 70 rsmova the snow That's all there Is to
H." ,...x A.. ..oua
And he resumed his sweeplhs is""'"s '''' S''""
that continued to watch hi''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-25
FAD OYSTER SEISON ~ MARYLAND.
t., ,rh. Baltimore American.

IN. rough weather Of the last few day. anu tar
,r..1n, c5I snap are helping along the oSs'SSt
't.,l.rs T., some extent and II the severe toi iH
Weather continues for few days the bl'aNrS VI, W" wa
w.. m, Ia take a Jump up in prices. as the SON Oh
HanI "a becoming considerably reduced ~ S'a'vr
SOM, time since the season mas brrh Il pn MAKING
or rho trade the heretofore open winter Hahi's
80 49,. h,rV,st hut with "A scarcity al buyers oi
,"count OF a small demand from the WIS. s'iu
most OF the Gamers here SHUT down ior "m a.
In. Wh,n th,. rough weather SET IN Few pas >
49,, here was a large supply on hand ana as Eee
,6.r. arr. ul.uty OF oysters for current business. y
tr. number Of vessels were laid off when II was
,,,nI ,h,t heavy losses were made on cargoes' ana
'.".is IN trv their luck again. rs a few DAYS
,,rm weather would again put matters Da'h "neic
th.v were. before the cod snap set IN ~ - NY
49,, l,t. 10 expect large orders from the West anu
although most OF the canneres are running, tney
ar. going slow and sailing close To the ""i'' '"e
market being doubtful.