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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18
nlaryland Steel worl. 70 Rssume.

BALTIMORE, Oct. &c. Morton Stew
art, chairman of the stockholders reor-
ganization committe of the Maryland Steel
company, says that the immense plant at
Sparrows Point will resume operations
about Nov, l. Three thousand men were
employed when the works shut down sew.
eral months
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18

SALEM, Mass, Oct. 1s.-In the superior
court the trustees of the Salem Savings
bank filed notice of a suit against the
bondsmen of the fugitive bank teller,
Clarence Murphy, to recover $50, 600 stolen
by him. The property of the bondsmen
has been attached.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18
Ws6 MOI Ezs1.E2
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you hardly know you take medicine.
The finest Liver, Kidney and Stomach
medicine known. VIII surely cure
Liver complaints, Kidney diseases and
Cures tired feelings, skin affections,
headache, dizziness, giddy head, ke.
Nice in every respect as a real Liver
medicine and Family protection
against diseases. $50 box, In ona
for o.. Sold by druggists In cities and
country. Depot COG King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18
u,.a TWO Razors to XIII Himself.

AIKEN, s. G., Oct. 1s.-Louis Conozit, .
young northerner, committed suicide here
by cutting his throat with a razor In his
attempt he broke one razor and went to
trunk, got another and completed his in.
tention. He was eonsulnptiye, and had
been coming here several years
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18

BRIpeEroN, n. j., Oct. 1s-Judge Hoag-
land sentenced Rev Samuel Murray, col
ored, to five years In state prison at hard
labor for shooting his Mistress Annie
Wilde.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18

BOSTON, Oct. 1s.-In the United States
circuit court Judge Putnam filed an opin-
ion of the circuit court of appeals In the
case of Millionaire William H. King, in
which the decision of the circuit court is
affirmed, and King will remain in the
asylum
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18
WILLIAM AND ALEXANDER.
A Most Cordial Reception to the Boy
King of Servia.

h1uE OF Serpths
PoTsDAM, Oct. 1S.-Alexander, the 49,
year-old king Of Servia, arrived here last
evening from Buda Pesth on visit to
Emperor William. Great preparations had
been made for his reception, and it was
generally understood that this meant that
his visit had political Significance. The
railway station was beautifully decorated,
and q guard Of honor was drawn up on the
platform. The party waiting to receive
King Alexander was brilliant one, con-
sisting Of Emperor William and his sons,
Baron Marschal Won Schellendorf, minis
ter of war, and the members of the general
staff
The emperor greeted the king most cor
daily, and after an inspection of the
guard Of honor their majesties drove to the
palace, escorted by the guards. A grand
gala dinner was given last night at the
new palace. The emperor proposed the
health of King Alexander The latter,
speaking In German, thanked Emperor
William for the cordiality of his reception
and said he hoped the friendly relations
between Servia and Germany would be
further strengthened. He then called for
three cheers for tho emperor and imperial
family. A reception followed in the Grotto
saloon, which is inlaid with shells, with
frezes of minerals and precious stones.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18

ATTLEBoRo, Mass, Oct. 1s.-This town
is today celebrating the 200th anniversary
of the incorporation of Attleboro, which
then included the present towns of Attle-
boro, North Attleboro and Cumberland,
II. /. The celebration was opened with
bell ringing and an artillery salute. From
s to o o'clock this morning there was a
band concert on the common. Then at
9:30 came grand procession of the entire
school population of the town, followed by
an entertainment exclusively for the chill
dren. At p. IN. there were athletic sports,
and at Q the literary exercises began at the
Opera House. These include an Grafton by
Rev. Henry A. Wales, of Bradford Me,
the reading of an original poem and sing
ing by grand chorus. Tonight there will
be q procession of illuminated floats.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18

NUTlCE-I, Charles W. Lloyd, the
In tenant Of the house situated AZ
Odessa school district No. ti st.
Georges hundred, county of New CAS-
tie and state of Delaware, in com.
pliance with the requirements OF tho
acts of tue General Assembly in snch
case uhde and provided, do hereby give
notice that shall apply In writing 70 thu
Court of General Sessions OF the Pasce
and jail delivery of the state OF Delaware.
In and for New Castle County, on Mgn-
day, the Nth day Of November A. ID, 1924.
being the next term OF said court. fora
license for said house as an inn or tavorn.
for he sale therein OF Intoxicating liquors
in less quantities than one quart to BE-
drunk ON the premises. and the following
respectable citizens OF said school dis
trict, at least six of whom are SUBJ
slant al ffeeholders. OF SAID sohoo, dis-
irict, recommend tile said application
viz:
Charles johnson Edmond Smeed
John BInRnear Nj keegah
nC Hose John Hcldmyer
! l.. Cochran Gcorye Hallman
w II Davis W Ham Johnson
William Z Rheen VIA Bogens,. eits
" IN GremminHer e Il itose
s w. Enus II + Shelter
l6-lt' CIlAitLES ". LLOYD.
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NOTlOE-T. John NJ Mulrooney, tenant
IN and occupant OF tie house situated
Ut No. 5Qs Market 81, 4th ward IN the city
OF Mimingt on, county OF New Castle and
state of Delaware, In compliance with
the requirements OF the acts OF the Gen.
eral Assembly In such case made and pro-
yided, do hereby give notice thar shalt
apply In writing 10 the Judges Of tho
Court of General Sessions OF the Peaoe
and jail Delivery of the state Of
Delaware, in and for New Castle
county, on Monday, the 10Th day OF Nov.
A. D.lSa4, being the next term OF said court
for license for said house for the sale
therein of Intoxicating liquors, in quan-
titles less than one quart, TO be
drunk on the premises, and the follow.
ing respectable citizens OF said ward.
at least twelve of whom are substantial
fresholders of said ward. recommend the
said application. VIZ:
james l. Willis Charles L. Meier
William NJ Ward John p. Alsentzer
" lillian ii. Ennis John W Crossley
VIM Alsentzer j Netdcrmaier
thus FebrenbHch James Il Grubb
Emil Hertel. NJ ID Joun DouEhertJ
John Crawford George DRAKE
John II Rigney Wilbur Mc.lva'n
Hugh Duffy NJ Grady
Joseph Gross James A Stafford
George Adele John J U'Hara
Vim Stackhousc VIM blickle
VIM Alsentzer Carl Albert
ol6-d-w JOHN NJ. NJ U bitouNEh.
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w work, 81 to IS per week. Aiso 10
steady girls us chanberinalds. cooks.
house girls, etc. No chargesto obtain re,
liable situations at The Exchange. Soo
Market street, entrance Il 81 Br. olb
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STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Closing Quotations of the New York and
Philadelphia Exchanges.

NEW YORK, Oct. l7.-Speculation on the
Stock Exchange today was fairly active. but
the movement of prices was irregular and the
trading unsettled in character. Closing bids:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18

A DAlslsG II S1Ga1ss saIn
REAL ESTATE.
The undersigned. by virtue OF an order
Of the orphans Court will sell at public
sale on
SATURDAY, OCT. 2orH,
1894. at . O'Clock p. m.
At the Court HOUSE,
the following real estate, late OF Chnk
NJ. Newlin. deceased. to wit: Five TRACES
OF land, situate in Christtana hundred.
dent. described ae follows:
No. l. With large brick mansion houee
large barn. wagon house aud other OUT
bnllding' thereon. lying on the western
No. Z. adjoining 10 ! on the south
and lying on the westerly side OF eAid
turnpike, oontaluin thirty-six and nfty-
eight one-hundredths acres more or tuas.
No. 3, Lying on the easterly side OF
said turnpike and on the uortherly side
OF The baltimore g. Philadelphia rait-
road. continuing twentythree and twen-
ty-hye oHe-hundredths acres m ore or
less.
MA, lying ON tho cas- erly side of said
turnpike and on the sonthorly side OF tce
saih Philadelphia u baltimore rail- oaa,
CON calming forty-one and seventy-Mx
onc-huidredths acres more ar less.
No. s. lot Of marsh in Gonrads Grip
pie. Hd o ming Christiana creek m&run,
contain ns about fifteen acres more or
less,
No g. Lot In city of Whining GU. with
three-story brick house thereon. ~
northeast corner of Third md Walnut
IS feet inchet.
Administrator C. t. a. OF Charles ".
Newiin, deceased. oll-ilt
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A psIiNISTRAToR's SALE
~ OF REAL ESTA re.
The undersigned will sell at public sale

n OF REAL ESTATE.
The undersigned will sell at public sale
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 18th, 1884,
at eleven O'clock p. M.
At tho Court House in the CRY OF Will
mingtpn. the farm owned by tue late
Jesse NJ. Clair lying in Brandywine Han-
dred, New Castle County. on tbs westerly
side of the Grubb's Landing road. above
Gr,ibbs postolfice The pace contains
three acres, two roods and two square
percnes OF land, and has thereon erected
a comfortable store house AID other nae
essary ontbuiidings. Term at sal :.
ENos NJ. CLAIR. Administrator.
Henry q. Conrad, Attorney, os-Stw =
ENORTY HEAD OF COWS AT PUBLIC
u SAI.E-Will be sold at public sale
on the Du Pont farm, ne II Adams station
Christiana hundred, Del.
MSn MONDAY. OCT. -. 1891,
M Al 1850 O'Clock p, NJ.
Do head of fresh cows and forward spriag-
ers, from Lancaster county. S,Ne raj
stock bulls. The alb I'VE cows have been
3 lected with care and are prime OF. 10
Terms 60 days, ROBERT MERRlCk
J. G. Robinson. Auct. ols-4t
DUBLIC SALE OF cows Al farm
i one milo west OF Geutrcvlle. Del.
ON FRIDAY, OCT. 10 1891
One carload OF fresh cows and sprlngers
for Mr.. Potter. Bedford. Pa, also y head
o. large Lancaster cows; young bulls and
homo VOWS.
J. G.RJBINsoN, Auc. passmore Bro.
ol2-ets
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WANTED
WANTED!

vIJANTED--A reliable tailor at once.
w Also dry goods and boot and shoe
salesman, bar tender. experienced man.
trance n nd atreet. OILS
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ITOR SALE-Farm OF 40 acres In New
I Gar en- Township. Chester County,
Pa, " mile from station GU Landenherg
branch. Is. & q. II. II. Good buildings
and land OF superior quality. This is part
of the cintire estate OF EOS acres. Or we
we will sell all IL dee rahle. There is vai-
liable kaolin clay on this property. Fur
iher particulars. Apply to robert Waikfr
Hockessin, / e.. oiO.t2.w
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18

many times each dny,
had sick headache
very often, many
pains and achee all
the time. After /
had taken one bottle
Of your 'Favorite
Prescription / could
see a great change in
my strength and less
sick headaches. Con-
tinued taking tho
medicine until l had
taken seven bottles
Of the Favorite' and
one of the Golden
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L1 -
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two children aged nine and Eve. ! enjoy
walking q mile at q time. / am sure Il IN
All due to d.. Pierce's Favorite PrescT lption
a was failing fast before commenced to
take It," Sold BY dealers everywhere.
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LOGAN.
LOoAS, UTAn, MARCH 10. isO.


Tho Thatcher opera house was
crowded from pit 10 uome ON Monday
evening, making the grand concert a.
great a success financially rs II was
artistlca!ly. Each number was Gu.
cored. The stage looked like fairylA
under il Load Of ArtiaticAlly arranged
flowers. Msssrs. ERslon, Pypof ami
Ensign anu Mesdames Allison ami
Thomas form quintctte Of yocalisls o
such rare ability that we'll hlltd
house IL but just tribute 10 their
merits. Their singing iully squAlied
all expectations. The instrumental
portion Of the program, which Included
solos by Charles HaTris, vloliniut, Prot.
PAthe, pianist, and music by the opgta
house orchestra, was excellent In POINT
Of conception AMI execution.
The theatrical entertainment given
In tho Seventh ward last evening iol
the benefit OF tho sunday school aud
ward choir was very succuftiul In thu
attainment OF its object aud the umute
ment Of itH patrons. The periotmauc,
proved that this members Of the war
dramatic association poaatsa muui
ability and with proper training woulc
become proficient actors,
The WullHville Amateur Concer
90. has been furnishing amusomUn
for the people OF Malad.
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EaIth-Promoti1p Series.

Ny First Mission, narrative Of psrsona
experience as a missionary upon uie Sandwich
Iaarda, by ue1rIa % Cannon, 1c.
A string Of rcsris, containing a number o,
Interesting sketches and anecdotes of mis-
s1HsrY Ii', sil., $50
Lcnyc. from U3 journal, ~ prssiaou,
vuhai Wo1iflg, adoaeHpuan u bic wonder.
Col missionary experience. aud many Interest,"
thf taeiisats OF hsuia, u1
fragments of 8Npericuct, a collection Of
slat|Haa FROM Oh. etrsrIrnes % rIdrrs l5r
President Iisber q. iSimbaiI's journal,
atrauvu NJ tio principal incidents In IA
career % vury remarkable man, 2ic
Eariy scenes In church History, a COL
l.etu1 0f incidents from hs lives OF udg.i
% ugchufah in early lays, 1e
The Life Of Ncrhi, mo con Of fshi. VII
rmr4.ai FROM Jerusalem, IN iuici. n N,
iiri nos tnosu ~ south America sr con
tlHss before tho coming 90 ua Savior. n.
tlHt contains somo very important items con
cul,Hg Do ulos oi Mormon, ~ ao1feo q
Cannon ,1.
scraps Of biography, containing Sketch %
an nirrs tiiHi incidents o. Experience, an.
hrvai EuIHtrf Journal. &C..
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us1rso Reynolds, lt.
Lahnra In thc vineyard, contains some q
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g.
Evontnni Narratives, contains sams intorss.
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Helpful Visions, in1iruetyo Manifestations O.
us lord 10 us ch.lifrn, l5a
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The late Henry IT, Lipmun OF Phiia.
dolphin gives tdia interesting statement
REGARDING the early use OF envelopes in
this country. About 1859 unmmmeiou-
velopes made their Gut appearance as %
now importation from France aud Twas
the fret TO begu their manufacture in
this country. shortly aiicrw1d I im.
proved them byadiiug gum 60 the hlps,
and the gummod envelope ! made werg
the first which bed been seen anywhere,
and the 1rat envelopes 0f any Kind used
by tho United States government were
made hy mo. The demand at first was
very small. Envelopes were as difficult
20 Introduce as any new invention or inn.
proycmcut is 90 the present time. and
thoy wor0 considered only as "a tempo.
rary fsd which would soon go out of
fnsmon aguIn That IS the rtl0n dii
not patent or push them very hard, ospe
cially as had o. good trade ln seals aud
sonliug wax and feared that envelopes
would interfere with them 40 frs.
they were only used for business pur.
poses. and it was some timo before thcy
were employed in slcinl CORE .pludouce,
o. o. person was considered lacking 10 re-.
spccl 20 a friend when he had 20 lick the
gum on the envelope sent him. ALEC
mudo iho fret mucilago known ia Che
United staios. aud when postage stamps
wcrl introduced tho contractor bad 90
come 90 me TO learn how tho gum was
made, and I gave him tho information
graus."
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Sta7dard C7uro5 Works.


ueah OF -forw8n. An a-e0nni oi he
Ancient tnf.tt.4f H IHe American conu-
noai. sat., .r .. bod 1i Mormon upon
piaios t,ta. fr5- OBJ rH..i % Narhi, found
near wanetssi.-. HI..r CO., Sov York, and
Translated ty t. ..H.i J1eph Smith. Jr.
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Nnles aud Personals.


Twelve cars Of oranges passed
through Ogden over the U. i. enroute
for the east.
Real estate transfers yesterday
amounted 10 $3.50.
Tho Waiting contest between ~
Pickering, OF Salt Lake, aud MI Ora
ham, Of Ogden, vhich took place ~ the
Ensign hall last night, was decided IN
favor Of the Salt Lake boy.
District Attorney J. w. Judd was In
Ogden yesterday.
], w. shupe, an old survivor OF the
Mexican war, has been granted an IN
crease u pension.
Some magnificent pictures painted
bv q. Anderson are on show IN IN.
window Of Canuon's book store anu
attract much attention aud admifation
from passers by.
one year yesterday since the Salt
Lake IRE department was called 70
Ogden t. aid IN extinguishing the hrc
Ia the Loan a Trust building
The fire department was called out TO
a house on the corner OF IWehty'
seventh and Lincoln yesterday morn
ing. IL was only a chimney on hre'
Sophia Mallruy and Nephil Anderson
were sentenced TO one year IN tue pen
for grand larceny ny Judge Miner yes
terday.
The trial Of w. h. Wilcox for eni-
berzlement IL In progress 10 the Fouf'h
district court
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