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EQUALIZATION NOTICE.

AZ a meeting Of tho Hoard Of Equalization
held oct. 4. 1875. II was ordered tina, tho CLERK
OF said Hoard publish Ia accordance with law
n i-t OF all persons or corporations whose tax
90 haN" been raised Oh the assessment rolInrd
vii" did not appear before the Board on Oct
8. 1895. A. follows:
a. LisSACR. raised from + 10 $40
CiAS NOBLE. raised fromSJ625 90 to SIS 500.
The parties named above. upon making am
dAvii according To law h they have received
no notice OF said raiso of valuation uf their
property. nj the earliest opportunity. win he
heard.
JOHN HENDERSON. Clerk.
hy wEBsrER ]pATTERsoS. Deputy
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It's Just IA easy to try One Minute
Cough Cure as anything else. It's
easier to cure a severe cough or cold
with 1t. Let your next purchase for
Il cough be Ono Minute Cough Cure.
Better medicine; better results; bet.
ter try it. For sale by T.. +. Muller.
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Shasta Courier:-A squaw wearing
bioomers, recently appeared in the
streets OF u village in Modoc county,
and some OF the pale face women
were Mortified Mt the scant attire. II
was only n few years ago. when In
dian woman up that way didn't bur,
den themselves with any more cloth.
ing than Eve sported in the Garden OF
Elder previous to the cussed little
apple episode.
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There are many good reasons why
you should use One Minute Cough
Cure. There are no reasons why Won
should not IL in need OF help. Tho
only harmless remedy that produces
Immediate results. For sale by T.. f..
Muller.
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The Tuscarora Times. Review has
suspended publication till the flowers
bloom in the Springtime. Editor
fairchild gives the following rs the
cause: Utter stagnation in all
branches OF business; population di.
m%inlsh,ng daily; n long, hard winter
III store for us; hence, nothing to live
for"
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a.. G. BARLEY Of Magic, Pa, writes:
feel IL n duty Of mine 10 inform 0
and the public that DcWitt's Witch
Hazel Salyc cured mo. IL also cured
my boy Of q running sore on his leg.
For sale by +. T.. Muller.
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NOTICE.

by order ~ tho Board Of County
CommisRioncrs Of Elko County, State
OF Nevada. made this 4th day Of
March, 1895, notice 10 hereby given
That all persons who arc clinrgcs upon
tho county must como Ia tho County
Hospital, or al claims for their sup
port will bo disnilOwcd by said Board
except Ia cahcs Of extreme cmcrgcn.
cy.
Attest:
WEBsTEn P~srrr"~"s.
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Acts Mt once. never fails. One
Minute Cough Cure. a remedy for
asthma, and TINT feycrish condition
which accompanies u severe cold. Tho
only harmless remedy That produces
Immediate results. For sale by f. +.
Muller.
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Nothing go distressing as n hacking
cough. Nothing SO foolish Ms to suf.
Ter from it. Nothing go dangerous il
allowed to continue. Ono Minu,e
Cough Cure gives immediate relief.
For salc by +. +. Muller.
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when you are IN need OF letter
hehds, bill hcnda. note hcads. cnyel.
opcs, statements, etc, remember that
you can have them printed at tho liz.
DErESDEST office Mt prices within tho
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MARRIED..

the residence OF
the brides parents i'll Elko, Nevada,
November 20, 1895. by Rev. NJ. S.
Riddle, Mr.. Frank S. Gcdncy, OF
Ruby Valley, to Miss Cora Is. IIar.
ris, OF Elko.
BRucE~MYERs-At the residence
OF the bridegroom's parents. in
Elko, Nevada, November 20, 1885,
10y Rev. NJ. S. Riddle, Mr-Alfred
NJ. Bruce, OF Elko, 10 Miss Mabel
T.. Myers, Of Ruby Valley.
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Tho healing properties Of dc Wits
witch Hazel Salvo nto vol known.
u cnrcs cczcma, skin affections md
~ simply a perfect remedy for piles.
For Balo by T.. T.. Muller.
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Bnrgain md Sale Deeds, Chntte
Mortgages, Notary Public md jus.
tice Of the Peace acknowledgements
md other blanks for sr'c AT tho In
DEPENDENT office,
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Chicago Stock Market.

CHICAGO, November lS.-The cattle
market is active. the best a shade
higher.
Bccves, s3.l0Mi.95; cows and heif.
ers, S3G0; Texans s2.7O@s3AO;
Westerns. s2.9Oas390; stockers and
feeders, s2.250s3C5.
Sheep market strong Mt recent adj
vance.
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ChIcngo stock ,1nrkei.

CHICAGO, Nov. Gothic cattle mar.
ket is stcany and stronger.
Bceyes. s3msi.95; Texans, 1910 %
s340 westerns. s2.0O@s3,00; stockers
and feeders, 1926 and s3.70; cows and
heifers sl.259s3.G0.
Sheep steady.
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IL IL Il truth in medicine that the
smallest doao that performs u euro IA
The best. De Wits Little Early
Kisors are tho smallest pills, will nor.
form n cure, and are tho best. For
sale by +. T.. Muller.
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The Treasury statement Of the DIST
shows IN available cash balance OF
slI7,o9o,6S6; gold reserve s 1884, 57.
Look out for more bonds.
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Tho Good Tcmplars Of Lamoille
will give nj entertainment, and ball at
their hall ON Thanksgiving night.
Good music has been secured. Tick.
cts, 81. Meals. ~ cents.
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An immense stock Of the latest pat.
terms in wall papers and carpets just
received at Reinhart'p. Their prices
arc MI right. Try thom.
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ChieaEofstoek Market.

CHICAGO, November 2l.-The cattle
market Is steady to stronger.
beeres, s32o6si.9O; COWS and hei,.
ers' sl.7ogs3.G0; Texans, s2.7Uas3.4o
Westerns, s2.0oGs4.5O; stockers and
feeders, s2!259s3.7O.
Sheep market steady to strong.
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Avoid Pneumonia, diphthoria and
typhoid fever by keeping the blood
pure, the appetite good md the bodily
health vigorous by tho use Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla.
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Hoods Pills have won high praise
for their prompt and efficient yet easy
action.
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The jury in the Brady case found
tho defendant guilty md fixed the
penalty at imprisonment for life.
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GEOGRAPHY

The camel is larger than a horse.
1t has an awkward body. long legs
and neck, woolly hair, small cars,
bulging eyes, and no horns.
at Is n cud chewcr. 1t is differ.
ent from other cud chcwers, because
is has one or two humps ON it's back,
and has queer stomachs.
ats stomach is like n sponge. and
1t holds enough water to keep the
camel from beng thirsty for many
days.
Its backbone is rs straight as ours
The hump is just the camel's cup,
board, and it n live for n long time
without much food.
"The camel sometimes is called
Tho Ship Of the Desert because it
makes the rider feel rs il lie is on a
real ship"
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Don't use California flour when you
a get the SILVER Medal =
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w. BooHER, Editor and Pro-
SUBSCRIPTION T
ADVERTISING RATES.

Wall be made =, low as is consistent With
pun busIne principles. Apply At the Of.
ace for terms.
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II you want good flour, buy the
SILVER Medal"
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JoHSsoS:-ln Elko, New, Nov. 30,
1880, to the wife OF Mr.. c. johnson.
daughter.
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DIED.

BEooKs:-ln Elko, Nevada. November
20, 1890. Mr.. J. w. Brooks. a native
Of Dino, aged 5s years.
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Two Reno PhIlnsnnhcr.-

The Reno Gazette publishes the fol.
lowing from the pens Of two nine-ycar.
old boys in the third grade OF the
public school. They show that the
little fellows do their own thinking
and have ideas OF their own:
II EARTH.
Il. The earth is formed Of sand.
rock, and black soil, Inhabidents are
horsies, COWS, President Stubs, c. C.
Powniug.
=. Water goes up in water dust
and then comes down in rain, snow
and hail. Most of the water goes up
out OF the "a and lakes; it leaves
all the soil behind"
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BORN.

McNALLY:-At Natchez. Elko conn
ty, Nevada, November 10, 1895. to
the wife OF John McNally, Il son.
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Say. why don't you try Dc Witt's
Little Early RiscrsY These little
pills cure headache. indigestion and
constipation. There small. but do
the work. For salo by T.. +. Muller
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Sc'i,gl :; ..,,-t.

Following is the report OF the Up;
per South Fork school for the month
ending Nov. 10. 1895:
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DAILY IaDEpEaDENI
AN PArEn.

Issued every day. sand,y. excepted.
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buy the Silver Medal Flour. and
Keep Your money at home. =

Sheep market steady to strong.
Evening journal., 1895-10-16
LODGE Man At ATLANTIC.

An Increase ofNsarly 4 900 Members in
New Jersey, PennsylYania and eIAware
This Year.
At the suprems Circle, Brotherhood OF
the Unlon, which bsgan its 45th annual
session at Atlantic City yesterday, there
were several DslAWareans In attendance
among whom were a. T. Sargent, OF
this city. grand circle Of New jersey
Edgar O Hastings, Millsboro, w. N
William J. Polk. of Milford, WAS ap
pointed on the COMMITTEES on Laws and
Usage.
Twenty Candidates were instrcnted in
the Grand Exalted Washington Degree,
which wss conferred Ia an impressive
manner by the Supreme Cirele Degree
Team An attempt was made TO change
the age Of admission to the home com
munions from 1S to. 1G years. but was unsuc
csssiuL The report OF the supreme scroll
keeper showed a membership OF 10 300
In the states Of New Jersey. PsnnsylvApia
and Delaware, b32 Of whom Joined dur
ing the past year. About SAL, 900 has
been paid out in eighty-two death bene-
fits aud there Is reserve fund OF
81 Ola 81. The report of. the Trustees OF
the Scpreme Circle showed Rssets OF
81 206 20.
Evening journal., 1895-10-16
DEATH or an OLD RESIDENT.

MRS Martha Cuibert Passes Away This
p orning. After Eighty-nine Years In
This City
The death Of Mrs Martha gilbert, one
OF Wilmington's Oldest and most highly
respected residents. occurred this morn
ing at her home. No. SOB Market street.
She was born In this city December "a,
1895 which would make her 50 years Of
age on that date.
For the past ffty two years she has
lived IN the house where she breathed
her last rich In years and the memories
Of life worthily spent. She retained
her faculties 10 4 remarkable extent to
the last and dropped asleep as peacefully
as an infant
Mrs Culbert's maiden name was Nor
rlson She WAS a member Of Hanover
Presbyteriaa Church. one OF the Oldest, n
not the Oldest member OF that society.
She was rich In the history OF her native
city, and delighted In relating remin.
acencea Of her early life. She leaves
two sons. Thomas AZ and Samuel
Culbert
The funeral will occur on Friday morn
ing at IL o'clock, from the residence OF
Colonel Thomas N Culbsrt. No 1913
Tatnall street. lnterment will be made
In Wilmington and Brandywlne Gene
tery
Evening journal., 1895-10-16
DAYIRD LVCION is PATRIOTIC.

A Committee Appointed 60 Represent
it At tho Launch OF the GunboAt
Wilmington on Saturday.
The Bayard Legion is evlnolng an
active interest 10 the matter of the
launching OF the gunboRt Wilmington.
At meeting Of that organic alton last
evening committee was appointed to
represent the legion st Newport News on
Sa urday. The representatives selected
are Walter A. AoEvilly, Daniel w.
Lynch, John +. Dolan, John J. Msaley,
John A. Dolan, Michel Newell and
James +. Flanagan.
The resolution adopted by the Legion
reads as follows;
Whereas, The naming OF one Of the
gunboats now being built for the United
States Navy, after the city of Whining
ton, being graceful compliment TO our
municipality.
Resolved. In order TO show the ap
probation OF this organization OF this
action and to assist In doing honor to the
same, the president Of the Bayard Legion
Democratic Club Is hereby authorized TO
appoint q committee to attend the
christening and launch Of the Igunboat,
at Newport News on the 10Th instant.
The Young Mems Democratic Clut
may also be represented. IL will meet
this evening and the matter may be
brought up
III Bayard Legion is to be represented d
we certainly should be, said one Of lta
most prominent members this morning.
I'VE are able to do IL, and II should be
done"
Evening journal., 1895-10-16

a cash balance Of $2i. 46 in the treasurers g
hands William T. Sabine and William
Tracy. for the Finance COMMITTEES
reported the treasurer's account correct.
The bishop appointed Rev George w.
Huntington. William II. Allen and s. G
Smith, Of Scranton, as the nominating
COMMITTEES.
Committee on Constitution and Canons
consists OF Howard Smith, Rev Mr..
Tracy and Theodore R Shear.
There WAS spirited discussion over
the question asked by the chair: as
Bishop Campbell a member OF this
synodY' Bishop Campbell was elected a
member. He is the presiding officer OF
the Reformed Church OF America, but
has a church within this synod.
Bishop Campbell. Dr. Tracy. Dr. Savin
Rev. George Szvery we're appointed a
committee on the BAssinger Home for
inhrm ministers.
r.TE Notes OF the Council.
The last council Of this, the New
York and Philadelphia Synod, was held
at Newark, N j.
Bishop Latane's sermon was pro
nounced "a remarkable DISCOURSE" by
several Of the professors in attendance
Professor William II Allen. of Phila
delphia, will be In charge Of the mis-
sionsry service tonight. The speakers
will be Revs Trotter. Hoffman aud
Tracy.
Evening journal., 1895-10-16
CAPT. YAEOE PROCESSES IGNORANCE
with Carrying Men and Arms to Cuba
on His Steamship Leon.

He is Charged BY the Spanish minister
with Carrying Men and Arms to Cuba
on His Steamship Leon.
The Norwegian steamship Leon, com
mandsd by Captain s. Vance. recently
returned from Port Antonio, jamaica, is
undergoing an investigation at the hands
Of Collector OF Customs Read, Of Phila
delphia The charge Is made by the
Spanish officials that the Leon, while
bound out from Philadelphia, August IA,
came to anchor 10 the river idst belog
the mouth Of the Christiana, and WAS
met by tug from this city with fifteen
men and twenty-five tons OF arms and
ammutions OF war on her after which she
sailed for Cuba and made a safe landing,
on the coast between Maysi and
BarAcoa
It is not believed that any action will
be taken, as the shlpment was made
outside Collector kssd's Jurisdiction, and
within that Of Collector Townsend, OF
this port, and under recent decision OF
the United States Court this shipment OF
men and arms is not violation OF the
neutrality laws
For some time the Spanish gunboats
have been watching for the Leon, and In
two cases attempts were made to hold
up vessels supposed to be her. The
clptain Of the Leon denies that be either
received or landed insurgents on the
island OF Cubs. or that be knows any
thing of the affair.
Evening journal., 1895-10-16
Real E.tats rrnnrsrs Fned.

The following transfers of real estate
Ave byen filed:
William J. Sob wariz to Honorica F.
Donovan, No. 100 franklin; Philip Q
Ohurchman to Joseph 7 Montgomery,
No 712 Locust; Ureston Land & In
provemsnt Co.. to d Crawford property on
Twenty fifth near Washington same to
Simon P Schopfer, on Twenty sixth
rear Washington; same to William w
Crawford, on twenty fifth near Wash
ington; Paul Gillis, sheriff. to Peter
Donaghy, on Lincoln near ShallcrOss
avenue; ssms to same on Union, near
Gilpin avenue
Evening journal., 1895-10-16
clTY NEWs IN eRIeF.


A horse belonging 10 B. T.. Connor, OF
tOnrth and Searles street. fell across the
tracks at Fifth and Market this morning and
about twenty i've men helped TO unharness
the broken wagon ffom the PROSTATE animal.
-Ex-S Soldier Warren v. Tuxbury. Of this
city. hss been granted re-ifsue Of pension.
-Asbury NJ. K. Church's services today
viii be IN commem1ration Of the one hundred
md sixth anniversary OF tho dedication OF
the church.
-Seamen report that the shore along lthe
Delaware bay, for several miles north Of
Lewes, is scattered with "a large num0er OF
loss, which formed a big part Of tue raft
which brOke up on sunday morning. The raft
was on its way from brOadklln creek. Della
ware, 10 philadelphia.
The regular monthly nesting of the Door
OF Hope will be held IN the lecture room OF
Grace NJ. r. Church tomorrow 1T p. M,
The Catherine Stone property On Chest
nut street between Monroe and Adams
streets. was sold for $40 o this morning by
Colonel samuel A. Macallister representing
Francis Trip the administrator.
The y. NJ. e. A. board OF directors will
meet on Monday evening and the mcmbers
Will hold an interesting and entertaining
meeting on the following evening.
Evening journal., 1895-10-16
A TRI) OF SMALL BOYS.
Are Charged With Robbing a
Chinese Laundryman.
PLAYING TIE JAPANESE ACT

But Succeed In Proving an Allbl and Are
OlsoharEsd-Mary Took Her Arrest AZ a
Joke hut weakened at the Fine-Other
Cases which Engaged the Attention Of
the Judge In Municipal Court.
Three small boys ranging from to 9
years In age stood 10 a row before Judge
Ball, In Municipal Court, this morning
and listened TO a charge made against
them Of having stolen a silver watch and
s. 36 In money from Louie Sing, a
Chinese lauRdryman, whose place Of
business Is ON West Second street
Horace Greeley Knowles represented tho
lads Louie Sing. who understands
"Melican talkee pletty muchee sameo
Mellcan man" was the prosecuting
witness
He said "Slunday sftslnoon bout hlr
o'ololk sleepee up stlalrs, lockee stleet
dloor and ullse D,an 20 Sunday school
He tRkee one kley. Ny olomee dlown
stlalrs find ten dolce blllee on door: Eve
dolce bill, one plsnny, tlen centee and
quarter stole My watchee In plocket
down .Btlairs. My don't catchee boys don't
sle lem. The youngsters succeeded In
proving an abb and the case WAS
dismissed
Mary Marvel, better known az Bicycle
Mary, was arrested by Officer Lucas at
Third aud King street very drunk and
unable TO care for herself. When asked
by the judge what she had to say TO the
charge that she was unable to care for
herself she laughed hsArtlly and replied
"Well the officer took good care OF me
Say Judge cant | gog When asked
where she lived she answered; Never
mind that Judge | was only little on
last night that's all. Let me 70 away
won't your She seemed TO look on hei
situation as very funny but when Judge
Ball remarked "$5 aud costs, hsr face
grew long and a soft whistle issued from
her lips AS she turned 10 70, she said
"Phsw Thank you Judge"
James Wilhelm was charged by bis
wife Annie with not sup porting hie
family as he should. and with abusing
her and the children when under the
ibHuence Of liquor They have fv,
children, and wnsn he Is sober he is 9
good husband aud father. be promised
/ to take the pledge for a year aud tn,
charge WAS held up, aud be was allowed
TO 20
Eugene Cassidy arrested by Ohies
Payne At seventh and Poplar, drunk and
unable to care for himself was hned 5
or thirty days
The cases OF Charles d. Wilmore
colored. disorderly conduct and Harrl
Lewis. oolored. assault on Annle r
Laws, we're continued until tonight as
the witnesses we're not on hand.
John Heck charged with assault wa
reported as suffering from a broken bon
In bis right ankle He was sent 20 th
| hospital
Evening journal., 1895-10-16
TIE STATE OF THE CHURCH.

Archdeacon Duncan Presents the Report
OF the Committee which Deals In Big
Figures,
MIEHEAPoLIs, O,t. 10 During the
session Of the Episcopal Convention
Yesterday, the venerable Archdescon
Duncan, OF Louisiana, chairman of the
Committee on the State OF the Church,
presented the report of that committee.
1t embodied the following statistics for
the period since the last General Con =
vention: Endowments Episcopal Fund.
50 355 600; support OF parishes. 50 056.-
ESQ., aged and inhrm clergy, $799 $40;
widows and orphans OF clergymen,
$755, $50; hospitals, oIphanaRes. educa-
tional institutions, ETC. IS 537 $50;
total endowments, $14. 525 III; hospital 8,
"A; orphan asylums, 48; homes, 20;
academy institutions. 1874 collegiate. 13;
theological schools, 10; other institutions.
129
Deacons ordained, 51l4whole number
OF clergy, 4.541; candidates for orders,
567; postulants, 1858, and lay readers,
/ SOS; parishes In union with the
diocesan conventions. $50; not in union
1877: missions, . 93S; church ed fees,
5 III; sittings; 1.O2S e35; free sittingf,
500 400
Cnurshes whose sittings are wholly
free. 4s3; churches consecrated, 305 !;
rectories, 1.941; baptisms. infRn I,
1853 SOB; adult, 370l7; con6rmations,
13i, ,473; communicates. 6lS 500; whole
number Of church members estimated,
O9l 500; marriages. A 634; burials.
99, ,399; Sunday school officers and
teachers, 40 5l3; Sunday school
pupils, 422, ,451; pupils iu parish
schools, 1,54t; parochial ex-
penses, including salariss church i'm
provement, etc. $3l, ,GS4 243; diocesan
expenses. 1852 2O9; diocesan missions.
$t,05S 10; other diocesan objects IN
Guiding charitable institutions, 81 997,
IA general missions, $199 7sl; forsign
missions, $40l, 294; domestic missions,
$7l5, ,2o5; total expenditures S3s. 373, 257
Evening journal., 1895-10-16
BIG MORTGAGE SATISFIED.
Treasurer Scott stopped Here and Their
Sped on to Dover and Georgetown.

Treasurer Scott stopped Here aud Then
Sped ON to Dover and Georgetown.
The Delaware Railroad Company has
paid of one Of the largest mortgages on
record At the Court House 10 WAS for
$3.50 600 and the mortgage was the
Fidelity Insurance, Trust and Safe
Deposit Company, OF Philadelphis
Wien the 9l0 train rolled into the p =,
W. q b, station this morning IL had
attached to II private car. occupied by
President Warner, OF the railroad com
pAny, and Treasurer Robert NJ Scott. Of
the Fidelity.
Records OF Deeds o @. Montgomery
and Deputy Recorder Of Deeds Edwin A
Rsed, were awaiting It's arrival, with the
record book containing the mortgage
AS soon as the train stopped
they boarded the car, which was cut ofi
from the Washington express In order
that Il might 90 down the
Delaware road later. The book was
opened and Treasurer Scott affixed bis
name to the entry OF satisfaction which
had already been prepared By the
deputy recorder Recorder Montgomery
then affixed his name and the two left
the car
An engine was then attached 20 it and
It sped down the Delaware road a5 a
special The mortgage being Of record in
all three counties similar stops and
transactions were made At Dover and
Georgetown.
The company has paid S73 coo on the
face OF the mortgage and the Fidelity
takes $3.50. 500 In stock In lieu OF the
remainder
Evening journal., 1895-10-16
DOUGHERTY is IN TROUBLE.

ae Failed TO Appear in September and
Now Experiencing some Trouble In the
sheriH's once.
Joseph Dougherty. formerly Of this
city, bat nov Of Philadelphia
was the central figure in Sheriff
Gillis's once yeeterday afternoon
aud this morning. Some months ago be
WAS arrested for huckstering With
out license and released on
$500 bail. Colonel John A Newell
becoming his surety. When his case was
called At the September term he failed to
appear and his irecoguizance was
forfeited He WAS In Philadelphia &C the
time and says that the matter slipped his
memory.
When he came back to Wilmington a
cApias was Issued for him by Pro
thonctary Woolley and his arrest
followed yesterday afternoon. Colonel
Newell wishes to renew the bail to the
November term OF court, but the sheriff
cannot as yet see any legal
way in which be can renew II. The mat
ter will probably be referred to the
attorney general.