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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-31

Galveston. Aug. 3O-Cotton steady;
ssales 200; receipts. Ss7; exports, 1873;
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domestic and % $50 500 pounds foreign
from the came date In 1893. The re-
ceiplu to date show an Increase Of TO-
2iT bales domestic and 2l0S0S bales
foreign
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-31

New York, August Solar silver
GO use Mexican Dollars. SO lac.
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800 AND UPWARD fer .monfh easily
rperulailon; anfeaf method. book and par
tlcnlars free. National bapk refertncse.
Thalnns s. a. III hlalte lirildias, CHI.
cago.
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kIruiNrIoNsI- wXNTEb..


WANTED--Tw furnished rooms for
ilKht housekeeping, Address j. c.
Gazette office.
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wANrnD-ro pur.

WANTED TO buy good large sec
on1-hand trunk for cash, Must ba
good and cheap. Address. Dolphin,
care Gazette, stating where II can ba
Auen.
WANTED buy 10000 stock OF gen
oral merchandise for cash; shave 4
buyer. state discount. Knight ~
Blackburn, 2os Houston street.
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ans - RAfLRoApl ,,.o..,
--hrourh slsepsrs daily eetween .hn, si
ciiy. Fort Worth aad Austin. si nus nv sin
ETC., via Hearns, eonn,n, s -
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London, August 30-Consols for mon
ey and the account i07 5-lG.
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ta.s
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. once
supervising Architect. Washington -.
e., August 10. 1895 Sealed proposnii
win be received at this office until 4
o'clock - m. on the i3th day ct Septnm.
Der. 1876, ana opened Immediately
thereafter Tor all labor aud MATERIAL
required Tor the interior fnlsh, plumb.
ing, approaches, oto-. for the United
states postohice building at Fort
WORTH Tex, IN accordance with tbs
drawlnga ana specifications, ooples VI
which may DO had al thin ONCE or tht
OfllOe OF the superintendent, Each bid
must be accompanied 10y certlnet
check for sum not leHa than per cont
or the amount OF tho proponal INA
bids and to waive any defect or inf0r
mality In any bid, should II be deemed
IN the interest Of tho government 10
do ~, All proposals received after the
time stated for opening Will be return
cd, Proposals must he inoloaed IN en-
yolopcH, scaled and marked ''PronOs.
ulR for Interior Finish, etc, for do
United states poatofiice building at
Fort Worth, Texas" and addressed To
William Martin Alien, supervising
architect
"NSTEiI- -Fof Twenty third infantry, abie.
bodied Unmarried men between ages OF y
and 90. Hlod pay. fuod clothing and medical
attendance Applicants must furnish ratls.
factory 0vldoncc ~ 10 age. habits ahd char
aotof, Recruiting unlcos ut $40 Commerce
street, uaitaH, Tex.
NOTICE. OF AnMiNIsTIATION-I D. NJ.
logon, who reside Within and have for my
pnstoillcr address the city Of Fort Worth,
IN the county ~ Tafrant nnd state OF
TcNn., do hereby give nollce mt Wy we
court of snid county ~ Tnrrnnt, made nnh
entered the nth day NJ July A.D. ls1a snld
y NJ Logan has been nnpolnipd ndmlnlH'
.sN. . D. AZ at q ~ -.
I'd, late VI said county OF 1nrrnnt anl
that hil persons having claims against said
estate are required 10 pTrrent the same
IgQnu,
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nss,s AND WIRE.

MANUFACTURED HAY nALE TIES,
HON and STEEL nOOFlNG,
IRON and STEEL FhNCTNG
o. X. Harry. Dallas Te1aE
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LAW SCHOOL



WANTED-Lye hustllng agents to
represent the largest tailoring estab-
lAhment In the world. Suits, $40 up;
pants, $3.50 up. The Royal Tailors,
Lees building, Chicago.
TvPEwRrTERs-s Dgency for the
DenHinore typewriter. New and Second.
hand machlues Of all makes constantly on
hand. Bert rinD1ps and supplies. Agen!
wanted. Address II. ]. lonYngtnn, NO. lli
West Sixth street, fort Worth. To-.
AGENTS Either sex; s. daily. supplying
regular cusiomafs- uooda sell IN every house.
FREQ samples ngen for distribution, In
uense pr0his. Write for samples. Excel
slor 15i Fifth avenue, Chicago.
WANTED 1--we OF three Eood soiicltofsl
big inducements for good nien. A,yJ at
Dundee block. room
MUTATIONS wANTEb.
wANTED--situati0n by Kirl TO do
Homework, nurse children. or nurse an
Invalid. A No. reference. Call at ali
West First street,
WANTED educated lady recently
from tho North wants clerical employ
ment Has also had experience In proof
readlng and collecting. Address Y. G..
care Gazette.
wASTED-A posiilen ~ editor or fore
mai, on good country weekly can act Va poth-
Vul uut ln good work; am ulso good So
iciior Address H.. cHIs Gazette.
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sTftAYEp from i2ot o. Louis avenue
August "a ore bay pony, two years
old. Any iniornstion o. him viii ~
% 0. ]. White. with F'akes s co.
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%. hEDFll.LD & SON.
general Insurance. Real EAfets and Rentas
Assntsi sepirs 10 einee. Ardmers- l. T.
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New Route 10 81, Louis, Chicago and Points
East via
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NO AD LESS THAN TWO LINES.
No CHARGES LESS THAN 20 CENTS
List In office week ending August
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL
sese~sNessssosss-,-e--,-e ~s-N~,.-N-s,s-~.-~a,~~N
g. II. DIDO not stop at Iilllsboro on
road home,
Nj u. H. Transportation at Caldwell.
J. l.. l.. Mail for You to attend to at
sulphur Springs when You reach that
point.
A NEWSPAPER MAN OF II years ex-
purience with paper and job OUTFIT
wants To- move 20 some good
town that needs paper and
IN wiling 10 put un to yet
one, 1t won't take much hut II must
be cash or guaranteed patronage. Am
dulnu very Wen where | am but want to
move on account Of health, Would sell
Office on easy terms. Address
"Chnnge." care Gazette. Fort Worth.
Texas.
ADIHsi ChishostgfS tngih reaayTeyal rlns
u A.sseA n,ois are the nes, s.i,, MstR.i
Chlehestcr Chemical 10, rbilada., Ia.
TEBrnl TEETHl'.-C Cheapest and best In
town, j. w Blake. ID. d. s., Third. cor
ner Main.
HUBlIEH GOODS for hygicnic aud PRIV,
ntc use. Gem Rubber Co, Kansas CITY,
Mo-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-31

CllILSoN d CO.. IIenrietta, Clay count4
rnd city property correspondents solicit
"a. rtferenotas farinrfs' National bnnk,
Hrnrioita; First National iiank. Fori
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MAXI youn evslngss KNOWN.
THE oAzETTE's
CLASSIFIED ADS.


one insertion. ,,,,,.."..,"",tS %
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FOR sAi,E--i0o acres six miles from
the city rf Fort worth at s. ncr acre. Il
tilahlc' u acres timber 200 nne grass or
meauow lnnd. 20s Main street, W. y.
Wilson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-31

FOR sAl-E-Fivc room cottaqe. Just
completed near college Price Sl40O,
sibo cash balance 500 monthly. Knight
blackburn eos Houston street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-31

ron EXCHANGES Mineral snrihgs resort.
Water Unsurpassed Ia Tons. Hotel .wiih
fonfteen rooms Best location In North
For expcfienIsd pcnoo, One opportunity.
Mn trade Tor Fort WOEth city properly,
Address a. ". h. carr 0azeiif.
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
Thev Had nnarreIed.

NEW YORK, Feb, 1s.-Manager W. r.
Crossley of 1927 Broadway, the proprietor
Of The Baggage Check" company Of
which Madge Yorke, the dead woman, was
a member, said last evening"
Six weeks ago / engaged Gentry and
Madge Yorko for The Baggage Check
company. She played the part of the Ital-
ian maid Gentry and Yorke we're engag-
cd to be married but when Gentry left my
company week after he had Joined il the
two had a bitter quarrel. Gentry left tc
go with Willie Collier to take part in
The Back Number
saw Gentry on Broadway at o'clock
Sunday afternoon. He was under the in.
fiuence of drink and was walking with
Joe Coyne, the comedian Of The Rush
City company He spoke TO me- and he
mentioned Nladgs Norke. He said, My
God, how love that girl. =
Mr.. Crossley said the company will
open today at the Empire theater in Phil
adelphia. Gentry was TO have appeared
with The Rush City, company at Pough
keepsie today. He is 80 years old and wai
Tor many years a circus performer
Manager Crossley this morning received
the following telegram from Charles u
Blaney Gentry killed Madge last night
Look up another woman.
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
NOT ABANDONED LOCAL OPTION.
The Methodist Ministers Think They Ga
KunIua a 2aflafart.r- and c.....Aaa-a1---

The Methodist Ministers Think They Gan
Evolve satisfactory and Constitutional
Bill.
The Ne thodist Ministers Association
met in Fletcher Hall this morning Rev.
Henry Sanderson led the devotional
exercises and current event were dis
cusaed by Revs. Quigg, Terry, France and
Collins.
A committee. consisting of Revs. v T
Collins and T. e. Terry, was appointed to
correct the statement that the preachers
had given up the battle for local option.
The committee reported declaring that
the association had not RbAt its inter
est In the temperance momement, nor in
the least degree Withdrawn its support
from 1t but pledged It's sympathy and
support to the measure under considera-
tion and believed that with the aid of tbs
State Central Committee 1t will be able
to report bill that will meet the desires
Of the people and at the same time bs
In harmony with the state constitution.
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
HHARFBUILDERS. RESUME WORK.

Many of the Delaware Construct lon Com
pans's Workmsn VIII Probably "rurn
to- This Week
All the work of wharf building and
pier construction which the Delaware
Construction Compsnys workmen were
hurrying through with near Norfolk. has
been delayed for the past fortnight be-
cause Of formation OF i've inches of Ice
which practically hemmed them In and
made the surroundings unfit for work
Their big contract in the Brooklyn
Navy Yard and the commencement OF
work on the new wharf at New Castle
have been delayed by the general
freeze up, but this touch OF
Spring weather will doubtless en-
able the workmen to so ahead at once
on the contracts No machines OF
material can be Aosted in where the
wharf is to be built below New Castle or
account of the packed shore ics there.
The jetty contract at the mouth of the
Schuylkill will not be commsnced unit
April /, The compsny's new pIls-drivel
watch was sunk off the county whari
alongside of Market street bridge, hal
been raised, repaired and re- painted
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
CHARGED mTH ASSAULT.

The Outcome of a Farmers Troubles In
Brandywine Hundred-Two OF the
Offenders MuIcted In Fines.
Before Magistrate Daley this morning
John Newton and Howard Glveson were
arraigued on a charge of assault and
battery preferred by George S Butter
worth, who works Mrs. Clouds farm in
Brandywine hundred on shares Newton,
whose authority on the place seemed to be
in doubt, had taken on himself to
interfere on numerous occasions with
Butterworth and the assaults grew out
Of these interferen ces. Butterworth is a
milkman, and has eight COWS. Mrs
Cloud bad limited the allowance for feed
for the MS to one bag Of bran and half
bag Of ground corn on the cob per
week and one of the rows started over
his using more feed
There was considerable ground and
lofty swearing, the result being the fning
OF Newton In the sum Of $40 aud costs,
and Giyeson cents and costs, which
were paid. The scene of the trouble was
on Mrs Clouds farm near the Sharpley
school-house, and Detective WitsIl made
the arrests.
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
susses psaalook RroLsn.

GEORGETOWN, Del. Feb. 1S The
deadlock in the Sussex County Levy
Court, caused by the sickness of a Demo
cratic member. leaving that body tie
politically, to 8. was broken by the ap
pearance Of Thomas Perry, the absentee,
end tax collectors were elected IS fol
lows Cedar Creek hundred, Samuel G.
Fisher Broadkiln, Nehemiah j. Wilson
Lewes and Rehoboth. Thomas Poynter
Georgetown. ELI Pepper; Indian River,
William Marsh; Gumboro, Edward M
Lynch Dagsboro. William M. Joseph
Baltimore, Joseph MeCabe; Little Creek,
Samuel N. Lynch; Broad Creek. George
q. Matthews; Seaford. Joseph A.
Phillips; Nanticoke, Joshua Lambden
Northwest Fork. Robert H. Cahall
Trustees Of the Poor Dagsboro. Henry
Mitchell; Nanticoke, Edward l.
sammons; Sesfoid. James II. Boyce
Gumboro, Philip w. Wingate. Matforc
short Of Georgetown, was elected
president Of the Levy Court, and r. G
White, attorney.
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
THE N.Y.ST0Ck MARKET
I'D. Hooper & Co.'s Dispatch
BY Private Wires.
THE LATEST WALL STREET NEWS

Against the Goal stocks-RaiIway Pooling
VIII Not he COnsidered-A Epurt in
Whisksy Trust-nEoney Easier.
Special Dispatch Evening Journal.
NEW YORK, Feb .1S-3 p, m.-Stocks
have displayed hardening tendency all
day, but the upward movement lost its
snap on the appearance of liquidatinR q
orders In Chicago Gas.
A demonstration was made against the
coal stocks. but as Jersey Central became
oversold and commanded q premium OF
lie the selling pressure subsidized.
~hs decrease of $4,000 in st. Paul
earnings for the second week Of Febru
airy led TO some selling Of the stock, hui
the Standard Oil party distributed large
buying orders.
Senator Butler Of the Inter State Com
merca Committee tslegrAphs he is afraid
that the railway pooling bin will not be
considered in the Senate, although ali
opposition has been withdrawn, while
the measure could be passed In a few
hours If he secured the privilege Of the
floor.
Whlskey Trust enjoyed lively spuri
on the assurance that the concern is In /
sounder condition than expected and tn,
reorganization committee will not levy
higher assessment than 81 shsrI
provided Ethe opinion OF an eminent
lawyer holds good that the company Il
not obliged to redeem the 1000, OOt
bonds at higher figure than fifty cent
on the dollar, the price at which the,
were issued to Messrs. Greenhut ans
Morris.
Sugar was peristently bought by th
Keene Brokers, hut they later SOLD
Chicago Gas, on the hint that tn
dividends for the coming year viii b
reduced to per cent basis
Foreign exchange 3 shade highe
owing to scarcity OF cotton bills.
Money on call II per cent, but tim,
money is easier and borrowers are &C
commodated at per cent for sixty days
and 81 per cent, for ninety days.
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
Can't Get ALONG on It.
Mr.. TUNNELL HONORED TO-DAY.

rhe Democrats Give Him -Four Votes on
the Fiftieth Ballot-The Republicans
Vote AS Usual.
Special Dispatch Evening Journal.
DOVER, Feb. 16--The result of the
balloting for United States senator Ia
now to the eyes Of the reading public az
"a thrice told tale, vexing the ears OF 9
drowsy man."
One ballot was taken to- day-the
6ftieth Higgins's vote reached the
expected eight water mark; Addicks got
5; Wolcott, z; Massey, 4, and Tunnel, 4.
Representatives Pyle and Morgan,
Republicans, were absent.
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
peatha II oueen Ann..s onnntr.

CENTREvILLE, Nd, Feb IS Mrs
Sarah K Rich, wife Of Charles f. Rich, OF
Centreville, died Saturday night OF
consumption, from which she had been
suffering for long time Mrs. Rich was
Miss Hardcastle, a native Of Queen Anne 8
county and for several years teacher
She was a graduate Of the State Normal
School and Al years Of age
Mrs. Sarah Mullikin, widow Of the late
John Mullikln, died last night at the
residence Of her son, Thomas Mullikln.
near Huyder's Station, aged about 6s
years Mrs. Mullikin was a sister OF
Mrs John Wilkinson, Of Centrsville, and
also Of the late George De Rochebrune,
Of Queenstown.
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
In Court Of ohnnonrr

In Court of Chanc Gerry this morning, on
petition Of William 8. Hilles, an order
WAS granted AbbIe G Davis for the
transfer Of property No. 1101 Brooms
street, sold At sheriff's sale on an execu-
tion as the property OF Johl G. Cole,
trustee of the William Blizzard estate.
Senator Higgins was In court this
morning His errand was to state tc
Chancellor Wolcott that he had other
business and would leave the farther
argument In the Allen Leach case To
Philip Q ChurchmAn. The chancellor
asked him II he was goIng,down to Dover.
when he jocularly replied mo, will
leave that in your hands"
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
Death ResuIts From 4 FalI.

HAvRR DE GRACE, Md, Feb. 1s.-The
death Of Meta Santemsyer, 12-year old
daughter Of Philip Santemeyer, OF
Havre de Grace, took place yesterday
morning under peculiar circumstances
Several days ago while playing with
some other young girls, she fell on
the street, striking the back OF
her head. The hurt seemed only momen
tary, and nothing was thought Of 1t. AT
bed time that night. however, she became
great sufferer, and her sufferings were
only ended by her death from cerebc
spinal meningitis, which resulted from
the fall
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
A Young Knight Buried at stanton.

The funeral Of Harry Hill to day was
attended by Christisns Castle No. 20,
Knights Of the Golden Eagle The
cortege moved from his late residence,
No. 2407 Lancastertavenus, shortly before
noon, TO 81. James Cemetery, stanton,
where intermcnt WAS made Deceased
was 81 years old and q son of John Hill
and Mary A. Hill.
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
ABSOLUTELY pUEE

by Road Commissioners Jordan, Landers
and Miller In West End store on Sat
urday night. Their pay was 81 so day
Another very old colored woman, Mrs
Aaron Fields, of North Fourth street.
died on Saturday after long Illness Mrs
Fields was an ex-slave and had children,
grand children and great grand children
living She was a devoted wSrshiper ct
Mt. Salem M r Church and highly
respected by the white as well SIS the
colored people who knew her
James H Sinister. a skilled empoye
Of the New Castle Woolen Mills. and an
active member Of the |. o. o. f., died at
his home on Clayton street on Saturday
night after an Illness of two weeks The
cause Of death kwas heart disease. He
was about 45 years old and married His
wife and aged father survive him at his
late home
Mrs Rachel Allen, another very old
colored woman OF Fifth street, who
walked around town in years past with
the aid of cane, died this morning al
her home near st. Peters Church. She
had lived there for half century, 1t is
said.
The late Robert s. Martin was laid to
rest In the Presbyterian Cemetery on
Saturday with Masonic rites. His
fellow.survivors of the civil war at
tended the funeral walking In the
procession with Watson Posts flags
draped and with Grape on every blue
coat
Prayer meeting services were held In
the Presbyterian Church yesterday ia
the absence of the pastor and DR. David
Stewart and w, d Or, er officlated Ia
the evening the Christian Endeavor
Society conducted the services.
The regular meeting OF the Woman's
Home Missionary Society will be held
this evening. 1t Is an important meet
ing as arrangements will be made foi
the annual meeting of the Missionary
Society of the Wilmington Conference to
be held here on Thursday. March IA
The Saturday Night Literary Club has
| decided to take up the study oil
"Hypatia The society is now getting
some Of the wisdom contained within the
covers OF Hurst's Church History.
The gymnasium class of the Columbis
Athletic Club will at once begin practice
for an entertainment to be given here
and In neghboring towns.
collection for conference claimants
was taken yesterday in the M E Church
and, it Is said, the full spportionmeni
WAS raised
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
Buried with Frienda, Ceremonv

A funeral according to the rites OF the
Society of Friends was held this after.
noon ct 1 30 and was largely attended
Mrs Mary Downing, 6S years old, and
widow OF the late Samuel Downing
and daughter of the late Stephen M. and
Elizabeth Stapler, WAS laid TO rest from
her former residence. No 507 Washing
ton street.
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
A worthr RolI Of Honor.

The roll Of honor list for the public
schools Of the city for the Eve month )
ending with January 81. shows S6s
names. In view of the fact that there
has been considerable number of DAYS
during the Winter when 1t has been an
actual hardship for the little ones to
attend, this is a showing which is credit
alike to teachers and scholars.
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
Conductor RlRney Dead

Conductor James F. RIgney, Az years
old and for twenty i've years in charge
Of shifting crew on the p, w. &B.
railroad is dead at his home, No Bi8
East Fifth street He died suddenly OF
neuralgia of the heart. He was q mem
Der of the Young Mems Democratic Club
and Of the Order OF Railway Trainmen,
and was unmarried and lived with his
mother
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
with the \. M. G. A.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Ladies Auxiliary of the Y. NJ G A. will
occur at 30 o'clock this afternoon In
Association Hall Next Sunday at the
regulsr afternoon meeting will occur the
annual meeting and election of officers OF
tbe Y. NJ. G. A. Rev. DR.. Merritt Hui.
turd Elll deliver the addreas.
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
rhrec chiIdrrn cremnte,l.

CRAWLING. Mich. Feb ls.-Three chill
dren. aged 9. and A years respectively,
lost their lives in a fire at Lewiston. The
children bad been put TO bed while their
father Eli Seymour, and mother attended
Maccabees dance. When they returned,
the house was in flames.
Evening journal., 1895-02-18

The session of the Superior Court to-
day was tskeu up with the examination
of witnesses for the defense in the suit
of Henry Higgins vs. the Wilmington
City Railway Company. The case was
on this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
Personal Events.

George B. Rodney spent yesterday at
his home here. Mr. Rodney Is now in
the Pennsylvania Engineering Corps and
has been at Johnstown the past few
weeks where the thermometer registered
twelve degrees below zero.
George w. Hastings, Jr, is entertain.
ing J. y. Vansant, Of Sylmsr, Md. we'll
known Peninsula town named after It's
situation, "half and half" in the states
OF Penney vania aud Maryland.
Owen +. Sheridan yesterday enter
tAined II w Anthony, OF Wilmington,
as his guest at his home on North Fourth
street
Miss Florence Davis, OF Wilmington
Was the guest Of Miss Lucy Ford
yesterday
Rev. w. Frederick Lewis. pastor Of
Rodney Street Presbyterian Church
Wilmington, ia in the city to-day on I
hriaf visit
Evening journal., 1895-02-18

Proposed school Legislation Discussed.
The committee on legislation of the
Board Of Public Education met Saturday
afternoon and discussed the form Of
legislation which will be asked at the
hands of the General Assembly. One of
the main bills win be one In relation to
the distribution Of the school funds.
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
Thia CItr Had thn rlnr.

It IL said that the w. @. T. U. commit
tee having In charge the reception OF
Lady Henry Somerset In Wilmington,
eanvsssed that entire city to find re-
spectacle English dag, all to no avail.
When about to give up the search, 1t was
suggested that they visit New Castle and
try tu borrow BritAin's emblem here.
As soon as their committee reached the
city, Trustee Edward Challenger escorted
them around TO the residence Of J. Harry
Rogers. whore they found room full o.
handsome Gags Of all nations and selected
three
A large party Of New Castle people hac
Arranged to attend the Wilmington
lecture snd reception at which thiI
distinguished visitor was TO have beer
this attraction, and were greatly dis.
appointed In the postponement.
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
sold under the sheria-s HAmmer

Sheriff Gillis this morning sold the
goods. fixtures. etc, In the store OF w.
3. Moore, Delaware avenue and West
street, to Hsrry Emmcns fct $500.