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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-27
ORGANIZED c0UNrnRrEIrERs.

They Continue Their Work., Although ESQ
of Them Are i'll Prison Awaiting Trial.
Associated Press Dlsp Itch by Special Wiras.
Cry OF Mexico, Dec. 2G.--The au-
thorities who are looking after counter
letters in this city have made some
startling discoveries. 1t is evident there
is an organized colony Of several hun
bred people scattered about the city
making and circulating the spurious
coin. Thousands of dollars have been
successfully showed" within the past
few weeks.
Arrests of members of the band have
been made almost daily, until there are
now $50 Of them in prison awaiting trial.
The notorious work still continues, de.
spite this wholesale arrest OF Offenders.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-27
rs RaziszEsKI 4 nUMBUaq
He Represented Himself to he Polisl
nriEAt. hut EnIhar Ian Snrs LIZ Ia 81

He Represented Himself to be Polish
Priest, but Father Leo Says lie is an
Imposter.
KAHN Raziszeski, who claims that he
is regularly ordained Catholic priest,
was given hearing in municipal court
yesterday charged with obtaining
money under false pretenses. Father
Leo Of st. Hedgwigs Polish Church was
the principal witness against the pris-
oner who arrived in town. Friday:
The latter stated that Raziszeski rep
resented to him that he was Il member
of the Independent Catholic Church
and had been ordained by Archbishop
Villate He asked Father Leo for
money to pay his expense to Washing
ton, Ginning that he was going there to
see 1T. Rev. Mgr. Satolli, with u view to
reinstatement as 4 member Of the regular
Catholic church. Father Leo gave the
man money and he returned to see him
the next day in an intoxicated condi-
ton. Raziszeski claimed that he was
pastor of church in Chicago.
He called upon Frank Simmons, a
Pole living in tho Eleventh ward, and
the latter gave him small sum of
money. Ho next went to the house of
Mr.. Rodziszcwiski and the latter gave
him So. When Raziszeski returned in
drunken condition Rodiszewiski
elected him from the house. He notified
Policeman Sarkoski and the latter ar
rested the stranger When searched at
the police station the bogus priest had
in his possession $l450 and three rail
road passes made out in different names.
He was held in $500 bail for the upper
court.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-27
M4r mr. MURDEr.
James NJ cElrny Hit Iscrnard Farron With
q krIeIt and IL is Eenreil Hn MilI Die.

James McElrny Hit Hernard Enrr0n With
Brick and it is Feared He VIII Die.
Bernard Farron was hit with brick by
J, +. McElroy over Eleventh street ridge
Saturday night, and Monday he was lying
At the point of death in the Delaware Hos
pital. McElroy was arraigicd before Judge
Bali Monday and held 10 await the
result of his victims injuries
The men met beyond Eleventh street
bridge late Saturday night. They had
beeu drinking. An alteration arose and
MclGlroy got angry. He seized Il stone
and struck Farron on the head, crushing
his skull. Farron fell to the ground. lie
was carried to DR.. George w Quinn'S drug
store, where his injuries were dressed.
Later Dr. William q. Pierce was SUM
moned and advised Farrun's removal to
the Delaware Hospital. lie was taken
there early Sunday morning.
1t was found that the skull was frnc-
tured. There was Il triangular hole in the
head between the crown ami the forehead.
1t was an inch and a half long. A piece Of
the bone protrudcd.
Drs. Palmer aud Shortlidge trepanned
the skull Sunday, removing u piece of
the shattered bone. The doctors have very
little hope of farron's recovery.
Farron's home is at Cade and Head
streets,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-27


1894. SsstisSSsFS
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE DEPOT.
EAST BOUND.
;EXPRESS TRAINS.
Now York, week DAYS, t3,03 t7,iT. 1912, III, 20,
days, 1903, +Il, tlliO u. M; t2.ig, 1875, t;.Ji
| +ll.00 y. M.
PHiLADELPHIA. Twentv-fourth nu,,
Chestnut SIS, week days, 800; Pr, t',l?,
q. M tl2.si, LIS, t2.lg, a.a5, a.55, .5.35, G,3J,
'7.3t SIS, 1000, t!lG9 pm,
;, sundays tSos, XII, 6'S2., rs, 800, fiit9,
PHILADELPHTA, twelfth and Imlsot
SIS, week days. t3.03 I'LL, $50, 1910 a. ~"
sundays, BOB FIX, tll.io a. M, ta,to, 1874,
chestcr' wee, days, 400, s53, t7.17, s., t,,5s
To-, tj.i4, tD.3L lD4l tl0.in, til.4j a, M. SO
t?i9 3,a5, i.55, t555 $50, 1894, s.l5. lp.OO,
Chester sandays, 1908, :T;l7, 6,s', T.ss go,
G.al, tT,3i, S.i5. l0.l0 .ii.t0 u, m.
Atlantic CITY, week days, t7.l7 a, m; ti2.2i,
1919 p III. Sundays t?.i7, T.S n M; ;a.I9 y. IN,
WESTB0uSD.
Baltimore mud Washington, week DAYS. H. Is,
~, 1917 n. M +l2,G, t2O5, 3,0S, ti.87. s6.li,
IS. .s5S n IN. Sundays td.I5 III, Isl IA a. m;
;la,lG, ;l,O5, a,O3, 1871, $40, ;s.5S u. N.
Baltimore and Why Stations, III n, M: BOB
NcwnrE, DEL, week days. t4.t5. ~, ts.;7 q.
MI !la.l6, 3e8, 49,, .G.li, .5, Sl9, tS,jS, lilo
p III, sundays, .I,lj, az, tS.Ii IL, NJ; tll,l6,
3l3, All, 49,, tS.iy, tS,5S, 10 p, m.
l'ittsGurE. iS.i7 II. M. I4,3i y. nj. duly.
ClicnG, - II q. M; ;i,3i /. dally.
Cincinnati md II, Louis, 'l.l6 p. m, and
ts.5s p. III, daily,
New OrlrnDs, via Bristol AMI Chattanooga,
ts.ln y. n. daily. Through sleeper 10 New
Orleans,
sln my accommodation, ..ls a. M; 3. ., 49,
aud i!..n y, N, daily.
i,pudouDcrE accommodation, week days, T.l5,
81; u. M; 80 and j,d3 p. in, sundays, NIB
n, NJ: A.3I u. III.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
For New York, wcoi days, $50 a. IN,
For Philadelphia. week das =. ip0. sT.3o, 1D'5,
tt.3l =, nj, 300, 9'i1 y, lil' sundays, $50 A. M;
100, 2,5,i, $40 p. Ill,
for PittspurG and Chicago, week days, $40
Il. n,
For Baltimore, weel days, 100, $50 a. NJ:
a,55, 5.i0 y. nj. sundays, s.j5 u, ~.
For l.andeunerg aEo Way Stations weak
days, 100, al q, iu.; $50, i.40 =. IA. sundayD,
LEAVE Fill ii II, DELpuiA, twenty.
fourth and Chestnut SIs., for Wilmington
week days, ta3i, B,iS, $50 $50, 1901, tIi,i2
m. 1900 noon; tl.S6, tl,i5 2DJ lis, HOO, i.3O,
+5.uo, 'bti, $50, h.ah va, 's.@s' So 1910,
sundays. 1857. GI5, 1915, $50. l00o, tllig Il.
M; II noon; ,i,35. = o., ELS, ;i,Ol, l,3J ~.
tifIB, 1923, 1910 aud HES y. m,
l>onye Twelfth unh Narlt"t Sts., week
days, t3.20, 500, tll,aG a., M I'm, 'I.ai ~ IN.
sundays, $3.50, ti.ab, gn.9d Il, M, :s.id, :T.27
p. m.
Telephone No. 1913.
Rates 10 Western points lower than via any
other line. q. o, sotHt 6irnp lass. Agent
Il. b. CAMPBELL, General Manager,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-27
@asrlaqes.

BEACH-B TflNG-.At She Chapel Of tile
Good Shepherd, Hishopstead,o on 81. Stephoil's
Day. December 2Gtt, 1891, by the iRt. ltey. the
Blphap OF hoinware, William iiartett Brach
Of this city and Elizabeth Agnes Maru,
daughter u. Dir. Jaoez Botting, OF Brighton,
Il gland.
INSTRUMENTATION Decemhe. 10th, at the
Mathodi4s Episcopal parsonage. ST. georges,
bel, by the REV. Julius DoIii, Edward LESTER,
DR., and Aartha King. both Of 81. Georges.
WADSWOBIll-M cCREADY BY tho Roy. II.
Il. Jester, necrmber 1911, at the br;dn's
rhrents, M. Gl2 Pine street, Mr.. l,Ohort NJ
Wndsworth and Miss Mary i. McGroady.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-27
PARDosEn oyLY TO DIE.


Patrick FarrUn Was released From Jail
Saturday Afternoon and dropped Dead
Monday Morning.
Pardoned Saturday dropped dead Mon
day morning, This tells the story of tile
abrupt termination of the eerot Patrick
Farruu, who was released from Jail Satnr-
day where he was serving term for SELF
ing liquor without u license. His friends
interceded in his behalf and executive
clemency was invoked. When Farrnn got
out he came direct to his home in this civ.
Monday he went out for walk,
and at Eleventh. and Glaymont streets he
was seized with an attack of heart failure
and dropped to the sidewalk, In few
minutes he was dead. He was removed 10
the house OF his brother, No. l22j Head
street.
Within few blocks of the place whore
Farron dropped dead his brother, Bernard
Farron. had quarrel with Fiddler"
McElroy early Sunday morning, The
quarrel resulted in blows and Bernard
farron is now dying at the Delaware
Hospital from fractured skull.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-27

AssaolatedP tos4 1itpnt;h ~ sporial Wira4
CAMBRIDGE, Mp, Dec. 2G.--Congress-
man Wiuder Laird Henry and Mrs.
Matte II. Henry will be married in
Christ +. Il. Church tomorrow. The
wedding will be quiet affair, invita-
tions having been issued to enly a few
relatives and friends outside Of Dor.
chester county. Mrs. Henry is the
widow Of Daniel NJ. Henry, Jr., a
cousin of Congressman Henry. She is
tho daughter of the late DR.. Isaac l..
Adkins, for many years president of the
Eastnn National Bank, and niece of
Colonel Thomas Hughlett, clerk OF the
Talbot circuit court, and OF Captain
Edmund l.. L. Hardcaste.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-27

John and William Hex Of No. 8 East
SECOND street were nearly sutlocatel by
gas Tuesdly morning. lii the room
adjoining their bedroom was a gas stove
and one Of the men, just before retiring
Monday evening, thinking he was turn
ing the gas oil, turned it on. John
uwoke about $50 o'clock and found the
apartment filled with gasand his brother
unconscious. Restortliycs were admin.
islercd by DR.. Morgan.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-27
REcEIYED Il HANDSOME GIrr.
MIR. and Mrs. wits Remeln hered by TIL
Guests OF the Clayton House.


Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Willis re-
ceived ii handsome Christmas present
from the guests Of the Clayton House
on Christmas eve. The gift was mag
niticent ousen chest with silver trim
mings, containing sterling silver tea
service. The chest included one dozen
pearl handle knives with silver blades;
one dozen silver forks, tablespoons, tea
spoons and dessert spoons.
Manager Willis and Mr.. Farley were
playing friendly game of pool Christ
mas eve when messenger brought word
that Mr.. Willis wns wanted iii the par.
lor upstairs. When he arrived there he
found all the guests assembled and wait
ing for him. Mrs. Willis had been let
into the secret and was assembled with
the rest.
The Rev. Mr.. Meeser made the pre-
sentation speech and Mr.. Farley received
the present on behalf of Manager
Willis. Mr., Willis was completely sur
prised on receiving the handsome gift
from his guests.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-27
A GREAT TRANSFER SYSTEM.
Faces of Five Men and TWO Women
Printed on Transfer Tickets and
Punched AceDrdingly.

Faces of Five Men and TWO Women
Printed on Transfer Tickets and
Punched Aceurdingly.
New York Horali yesterday
The Consolidated Traction Co., which
directly Or indirectly owns and controls
everything ttut works with trolley pole
has succeeded in making all New Jersey
laugh over the new tickets with which it
FURNISHES passengers who desire to trans
fer from ono Of It's lines OF cars TO another.
The system of transfer is very liberal,
enabling citizens OF JERSEY City and
Newark to go from almost any place III
either city to any place in the other.
10 prevent people not too honest cheat.
ing the railroad company olt Of fare by
using transfer for an original ride, the
company has devised ticket, on the top
Of which are printed in Il row the faces OF
five men and two women. There Is the
smooth-faced man, the man with nous
tache, and another with side whiskers. Il
fourth with chin WHISPERS. and the fifth
with full beard There are only two
women--one meant to be young and the
other old-a hat designating the former,
and bonnet the latter There is, also us
an additional safeguard, one position of
the ticket, just under the heads, which
when punched shows the age Of the holder
to he more or less than 40 years. Now.
what conductor will presume to decide in
an instant on the most delicate matter--a
woman's age? Think Of the possibilities
Of trouble, and then you will not wonder
why the company has decided that for u
time, at least, the faces arc not to be
punched nor ages decided FOR passengers.
Under the new system passengers will
be allowed only 10 minutes from the time
OF the arrival 1T the transfer point to the
limo Of leaving on another car. Onone
end Of the ticket IS n sort Of a checker
board arrangement. lii the first column
are the hours from TO II, and then come
five other columns giving the minute
month, and whether afternoon or fore
noon, arc also gwen, making u practically
rumpietn rprarl
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-27
girense Applications.


NOTICE.-I, JOSEPH ). GOODWIN,
i the tenant of the house known MS he Rail-
road lioie, situated in school district, No. 40,
New Castle hundred, clty of New Castle, county
Of New Castle and STATE Of Delaware, in COM
pl.ance with the requirements OF the
scts Of the General Assembly in such case
made and provided, do hereby give notsa that
snail apply in writing to the Court Of Gem
eral Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF
tho State oil Delaware, In and for New Castle
county, on MONDAY, the dth day Of February,
A. d., 1905, being the next term OF said
court, for license for SAID house as m inn or
tavern, for tho sale therein of Intoxicating
LIQUORS In less quantities Than one quart, to D0
drunk on the premises, and tho following ro-
spectacle citizens OF said school district, at
least six Of whom are substantial freeholders
OF said scnoll district, re:omm sud the said
application. viz:
Mi hazel Griffin, John II. King,
james Carin. Michael Fitzgerald,
Johu 4. Campbell. John i. Moody,
Alexander NcHugh, John II. Hess,
Roberts. Martin, Pusey sidwell,
Israel Riding, Charles Gray,
James u. Brady, j., l.. Chase,
William $. Martin,
de al-sts JOSEPH s. GOODWIN.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-27
CHRISTMAS Box ron F4RNHuRsr
MiddIetown Lady Remembers the I'm
fnrtunates Mt Our state Asylum.

"a 'bh"hitbbNh A'hus ttNihttiibtfA phe ln-
f0rtunates MT Our state Asylum.
As has been her custom at Christmas
time for many years, Miss Amelia
Streets of Middletown remembered the
unfortunates at Farnhurst on Monday
with a box of cakes, nuts, fruits and
other things of the kind which are cal
culated to make Christmas time more
enjoyable for everyone. Miss Streets
prepares for these gifts all through the
year, and in the summer season quanti-
ties of canned fruits are always put
away 10 be included i'll this Christmas
box. Friends assist in the cause, and
the donation is always large and varied.
Miss Streets is one of those estimable
persons who never grow DID," and her
charities have made more than one home
glad on Christmas Day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-27

William Bartlett Beach of this city
and Miss Elizabeth Agnes Maria Betting
who recently came from Brighton, Eng.
land, were quietly married at the Chapel
of the Good shepherd, Bishopstead, carly
yes erday by Bishop Coleman. The
ceremony was followed by the celebra.
ton Of holy communion. A few guests
were present. During the forenoon Mr..
and Mrs. Beach started on u tour,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-27

The horse of Michael McTigue Of Ian.
denberg was left standing in front of
Philip Flunkett's residence, No. 1OB West
Front street, Saturday afternoon. When
Peter Conway and William McIIrgh came
along an idea struck them that they
would take drive. They jumped in the
wagon and drove away MGIisue was ap.
lie captured the men near Hares Corner.
They We're arraigned before Judge Ball
Monday morning and held for further
hearing
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-27

The M"b Has Dispersrd, 5uU Pike, the
Negro Murder, is still at Large.
Associated Press D.s,atcn ~ Special Wires.
ATLANTA, Ca, Dec. 26.-The race
troubles in Brooks county are over.
The Valdosta Videttos,w who were ordered
to tho scene by the governor, have re.
turned To their homes and the mob has
dispersed. Advices from Quitman re-
port everything quiet there last night
and this morning.
Waverley Pike, the negro murderer
for whose capture the mob was organ.
lied, is still at large.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-27

Charles Wiltbanks, well-known
grocer living at Twpnty-eighth and
Washington streets, was seized with an
attack of heart failure early Tuesday
morning and in less than IN hour he
was dead. Deputy Coroner Chandler
issued u certificate Of death in accord.
ancs with the facts.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-27
TO BLOW UI' THE ALLEGHENY.
The Big Wreck at Duck Flats May lie
u Dose of Dynamite.

The United States government has
given the owners of the Allegheny an
extension of II weeks time Tor further
efforts in raising her.
She still lies in the same position at
the mouth of Duck creek with her masts
stuck fast in the mud. The government
has come to the conclusion that the
wreck is dangerous to commerce and
must be got out of the way.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-27
- --4--------
DEAD IN 4 SEVER.
Dead Body of u Man Found Lying in
Shipley' Kun at tile Foot of Madison

Dead Body Of Man Found Lying in
shipley' Kun at tile Foot of Madison
Street.
james McGovern was passing Shiplcy
run sewer at the foot of Madison streets
yesterday when he saw the body of
u man lying down in the bottom. The
man Yves dead and bis garments were
saturated with sewage.
McGovern went TO q telephone and
notified the police. Sergeants Shields
and Black were detailed in the case.
Meantime Deputy Coroner Chandler
was notified, and together with the
policemen tlshed the body out of the
sewer. 1t was taken 10 the morgue
where il is awaiting claimant.
The man was about 40 years old, dark
hair and moustaehe, slightly bald, had II
small nose and oval.shaped face. He is
slender in stature although quite tall.
He will weigh l45 pounds. He wore a
pair of brown cherkered trousers, vest
and top coat hut no under coat lie
wore SLOUGH hat, cutters and negligee
shirt.
There is considerable mystery about
the mans DEATH The police are In
clined to think he was walking along
the railroad bridge and fell overheard.
Others think he was murdered. The
railroad bridge is directly over the
sewer whore he was found.
RoDY FOUND IN THE RACE.
Park Guard Thompson was walking
along the race wall foot Of Franklin
street Tuesday morning when he found
the body Of a man in the water He
notified Deputy Coroner Chandler and
the body was picked Up and taken to
tile, morgue. The dead man was identi.
fed as Leonard Walker, an employ e of
the Arlington Mills He drew his pay
Saturday night and in company with
Neal McAteer and Charles Kennedy
started home along the race. They had
all been drinking. McAteer and Ken
needy left their friend behind at Frank
lin street. sunday morning his hat was
found in the park and yesterday his body
was discovered. An inquest will be held
on the remains.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-27

nent--Corea To Borrow from Japan.
Associated Pr,-4 D+n+s ~ IS N,t:,4l Wlros.
YOKOHAMA, Dec. 2G.-Thc Japanese
force commanded by Field Marshal
Oyama lost two officers and So men
killed and had 12 officers and 500 men
wounded in the recent engagement
fought with the Chinese troops, com.
manded by General Sung in tho vicinity
OF New GhwanC.
The Corean government has decided
to borrow 100000 yen from the
japanese government, and in addition,
The government of Curea will issue notes
TO the amount of 100000 ven.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-27

The Bridgeport schooner, Z. T. Barnum,
is ashore on Hereford bar, Lewes. She is
not damaged, but is well mp on the bar
Three tugs, the Atkins, Hughes and Pilot
went 10 her aid, but could not reach her.
The tug North America, with wrecking
crew. has gone to her assistance,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-27
Dropped Dead From nemorrhngc..

William Kell, colored, was seized
with an attack of coughing Tuesday
morning. He ruptnred blood vessel
and bled TO death from internal hemor-
rhnges. He will be buried in potter's
field.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-27

The Rev. II. ID. Speakman and others of
st. Matthew $ Mission distributed Christ
mas cards at the homeopathic Hospital
Monday evening.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-27

Tho condition of Bernard Farran,
whose skull was fractured by rock in
the hands of "Fiddler' McElroy carly
Sunday morning Is reported improved
at the Delaware Hospital, He nay re-
coUar !"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-27

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
PHrLADELPuIA, Dec. 26.-Wheat. steady; No.
2 Pennsylvanis red. In export elevator, 6jl9c.;
No. . red spot III export elevator, 5DHe.
Corn, steady: No. tnr local trade, i9a50c.
Oats, &c. higher No. . white, 3sc.; No. 3
white. sGc.; No. mixed. 35hc.
Bran, steady; winter IN bulk, Sl5,15alf.l0;
sprin.. in sacks, Sl5.T5al6.50,
Butter. tcady; fancy Western creamery. 24c,
fancy PennsylyanIa prints. &c.,; fancy Penusyl-
vnnia Iobblng 2iaSuc.
Eggs, firm; fresh nearby, 2lc.; do. Western, 21c
Baltimore MARKETS..
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
BALTIMORE l,ec. e8.-Flour dull. Western
super, Sl.SOa2; Western extra. 70, l0a2.d5; West
ern family, S2,BDa2,7a; winter wheat patent,
S29)R3,lO spring wheat patent t3hDa3.S5
especial brands highcrl: spring Wheat straight,
S3.25a34s.
Wheat, steady: spot and month. 5ga5glfo,;
January, ~ h59ltc: February, 60s adbhc.:
May. 62A ata C.; steamer, No. . red, b6a5GA C..
Southern wheat by sample, 5ia59hc. do. on
grade, 56A a59llcs
Corn. easy: spnt45i alike; year, t7a4i'+ lc.,
january, d7AaiIsSc,; May, 5lc..steamer mixed;
4Ga4G'Ic.; Southern white corn, 431a4Sc.; do.
Oats. steady: No white Western, 3Sasshc.;
No. mixed. 3aaS5kr.
Rye, liiet: No 2, hIu57ldc. --
Hay, steady; good 10 choice timothy, s13n
1850,
sugar, quiet, unchanged.
Butter, steady: fancy creamery. 2ia2sc.:
do imitation, lga20r.: do. ladle, 1Gll7c.; good
ladle, 1or.; stOrepacked, lDal5c
hgGs. weas; fresh. EOS; cold storage, lea
1Ic, lined, Bale.
Cheese, firm, unchanged. .........-.
New YorK Markets.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
NEW YORK. Dec. .G7-Flour, state and Wnst-
ern dull, but fairly steady; southern four,
dun; rye Hour, duh
buI ruled eencralIy nrmcr on small northwest
ern receipts ami sympathy with corn; May,62A
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-27
cooRR.IN VIZ NOT GO.
Hs viii Not Meet Croker at the amman,
Han COMMITTEES AiaDtiny SexE SATURDAY.

He WIN Not Meet Croker at the TninmaDy
Han Committee Meeting Next saturday.
AssoeiateaP $50 J,tnt.ea " spsi4t VEGA
WAsmNGToN, Dec. G.-Representa-
tive Bpurke Cochran of Now York will
not attend the meeting of the executive
committee OF Tammany Hall next Sat.
urday. This meeting, called by John
j. Martin Immediately following the
bitter personal arraignment of Cochran
by ex'Ohief Croker, has been regarded
as means of bringing the two face to
face.
Mr.. Cochran has not yet received any
notice of the meeting, although Mr..
Martin says the notice has been for
warded. But in any event, Dir. Cock
ran has no present intention Of attend.
ing, lie has not attended n meeting in
two years and the present situation is
not snch a3 to induce him to change his
course. Mr. Cochran will say nothing
regarding the Croker statement.