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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
pEGlsTElrs ORDER,
l1 tEOIsTEHrs OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DRf.,
DnCambnr 10 IaN

Decomber 10 I3JJ.
Upohthe application OF Adelaide S.LJores
Executrlx OF Thomas J, Jones late of
" hlte ClayCreek hundred, In said county. do.
ceased, il is ordered and directed by
the Register that the ExccuLrix aforesaid
give notice OF granting of Letters Iesia-
mentary upon The estate of the deceased.
with the date OF granting thereof by
causing advert lsements TO be posted within
forty days from tho date OF such letters in
six of tic most put ic places OF the county
of New Castle. requiring all persons having
demands against the estate to present tho
same. or ahido by an act of Assembly IN such
case made and provided; and also cause the
saInc to bn inserted within the same period.
in the DAILY REPyBLIGAs newspaper pub
llshed In Wilmington .Deinnd to he continue.
ed therein three weeks. te. a. d.
-, Given under the hand and seal of
! s. s., Office OF the Register aforesaid at
- Wilmington. in New Castle County,
aforesaid the day and year above written
j. WILKINS COOCH. lteHiater.
o1lCE-Notice is hereby glvon that let
ters Tesiamentary wero in due form of law
granted unto the undersigned on the l0th
day OF Bocembcr. A. ID. 1895, and that all per.
sons having claims against tho estate OF tho
deceased must present the tnme duly attest.
ed, to the said ESeeutrlx. oil or before til ,
10th d0y of December 1896 or abide the Act
OF Assembly In such case made and provided
ADELAIDE s. l.. JONES.
ExecHtrix.
Address-Stanton. Delaware.
d20-sw- cod
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DO Yon ~pscnrnre.

Guide to successful speculation mailed
free Wheat, provision. cotton and stock
speculation on limited margin thorough
ly explained. correspondents solicited.
Warren, Ford q Co., IL Wall St.. New
York
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
rn,orJ.Iu. s,cro,ne,,

The funeral OF Jamns Ii. Mcdonnell, son
OF Mrs. Mcconnell 1l5 Poplar street took
place this morning. High mass was cole.
brstod 10 st. Mary's Church. The remains
were taken this morning over the
p, w. Il b. Railroad for phoenixyille.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28

The large engine that drives tho ma.
chinery ut Aiarskall Bros. upper paper
mill broke down on Thursday. a new
one has been ordered anu Will be put In
position at once.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
A Now IinnI, n, GoI,I.y ,o,l.u,

Has been necessltnted by the wonderful
new book keeping system now taught
there. and which aystem practically DIS
at the college All sua il.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
I.ci Have i.oace.

The Peace Society wants the Govern.
ment not to build warshlps II the Peace
Society would peacefully let tue Govern
ment alone there would TO IN ore peace.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28

Many wonderful cures OF sore throats
and throat aud lung diseases. coughs.
etc.. have been Lortnrmed by Dr.. Slmms'
White Pulmonio Balsam. 618 Kin G atteet.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
ninNvn Dn,YII

Tho shedding at the Silverbrook IL. z.
Church was blown down by the severe
etorm on Thursday evening, causing q
damage Of some hundred dollars.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
Enrmnr Rrsldrn, nnnh.

William A. Wis&om. son of Il. Ii. and
Hester Wisdom, No. 1909 Emily street.
Philadelphia died suddenly In that city on
Christmas day. aged 81 yegrs lie was
we'll Known In this city whero he resided
for several years.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
krol.e nls ceIlnr lIonr.

Frank Gilpin. q prominent young farmer
OF Ohsstertown, Ald.. white returning z to
his homo was thrown from his carriage
and had his collar bone broken,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
QuDTATIONE.
Reported Nv
tiitAi.D a. COMPANY.
Ifuuitera nnd llrs,tte ara.

Seventh aud MnrIfet 9tfeatt
Investment and securities yielding from
TO per cent.
Orders Tor the purchase and sale OF stocks
and bonds on Commission executed al all
the stock exchanges.
Private Telegraph wires to New York
Philadelphia Bostou and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts and Letters OF Credit issu
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28

w ANTED-A goau white girl for general
w housework at ga Market st. dgs.9t'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
hInnihers IniIInrnh

Four new members were Initiated Into
Liberty Conelaya OF tho A. o. u w. last
evening. They were then Initiated Into
the MoguIions.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
THE GiIURCnEs

All Church Notices must be at this Office by
10 O'CLOCK Saturdays.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28

1otFsHbs lgOLss
John Cook Of his city has been granted
Q peuetnn.
The Doplsh steamshi Horsa arrived
hac4 n Philadolplia Yesterday from Port
Antonio. The detective .ilAaYe another
watch.
1t is understood that George Josspaa of
Clayton has entered suit against DAtec-
tive i1lehins OF Dover for libel.
Homes Tor Aged llasOns and Odd Eel.
10 Y5 are contemplated.
Tomorrow ufternaon at 3 30 Miss Marie
Pdrkef Will speak before the Y. W. c, A.
james Morrow said whsn he placed n
new front In .his store on Market street
MS laxes were raised s25 for increasing
the attraativsness of tha nelgborhOud,
J Col. Wm. B. Morton will pre- side at the
meeting IN the Opera House on sunday
evening of the Single lux advocates.
MIR George II. Enlriken. Of CentreyIlle.
Del, is spending the eolidays with friends
In Washingt ou, U. O.
Conservation holiness and union meet.
Ing In ths parlor OF Asbury Church sun
day afternoon at o'clock.
Albert L. Wilson OF New Caatls left to.
day to recent u position with the railroad
company ut New Haven. Conn.
ihi5 afternoon tho exercises OF Imm4l,
uai sunday school VIII be held.
Mrs. Charles Cooling Miss Fogg and
Obo VI IWp GLlti lHhtto5 NlStLeu LuB lHil ut
New Castle on Ftiday. with u number of
books and other tteiea for he prisoners.
l, paid Preacher Martindals to roe.Iyb
Q cali from ST. PIur5 II, L, Church. Ha
has slgnttiod his Intention to stay anotasr
year at Milford AMI Us II Consequence has
had his salary rlisea.
Rodney Street Sunday school held their
Christmas festival last evening. There
was spanking AMI singing by the sunday
school chldrun.
MIR. Edward VI. Hoopes and Mr. A. q.
McCHualdnd will go duck shooting next
w5 L They expect to b5 able tU send all
t4eii Wlmingl on friends u race OF ducks
1or the!r Now Years dinner
Mis- Smith. mother OF dr Boaton
bmlth, ID Oh tina sick list.
= James G. Morrison in whose house tho
hre took place last ey ming, on Maryland
avenue on November lSta, took out an
Insurance In the Royal Fire Insurance Co.
for $500 on ILLS furniture.
The members OF Oak Hil Sunday school
VII hold their Christmas festival and en-.
tertglumuat Tuesday evening" Dec 81.
Mr. mi Mre. Eplraim Nasargal. of
Greenbluk. Delaware. have issusd invita-
tions Tor their golden wedding auniYtr-
sary TO 10 held on 1uesday. January 4.
1916.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
The d:oosn IttinnIn-.

A shooting match was hold ut Hockes.
Sin last Thursday and tho Wawasett Club
walked off With all the poultry prizes ex.
cept an nged goose that remains at Hoo.
kessln for the Hockessln team,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28

Salvation OIL is repeating Its cures OF
neuralgia, rheumatism. headache. tooth
ache every day. until thsir name is legion.
Price 25c.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
NEW WONDERLAND MUSEE!

NOTICE TO THE HONORABLE
IN JUG ES of the Court OF General Ses.
sions OF the Peace ana Jail Delivery of tile
State OF Delaware, In nnd for New Castle Co..
We. the undersigned respectable citizens and
substantial treehol1ers OF I he First WarI OF
the city of Wilmlngto ton do hereby certify that
John Menley. the owner of the store situated
Mt No. 205 Market street, in the First ward
scribed in his application, FOR Il license on
Monday the sd day OF February. A.
d., 1895, being the neNtterm of said court, for
the sale Of iitoxlcatll liquors In quantities
not iesA han one-half gallon therein, not TO
he drunk on the premises. he being lie.
cnscd retailer OF goods, wares and merchan.
disc the aggregate ccst value of his stock
constantly kept on hand for sale Is not less
than five hundred dollars; he Is nIln OF
full age. sobrlety and good moral charnc, er;
that snch sale of Intoxicating liquors at sud
place is necessary TO nee 1mmOdhte the pub.
lie; that he is the owner OF said house and
the following respectable citizens and sub
stanilal freeh0ders OF said ward, Mt lenst
twelve Of whom are respectable frechulders
of said ward recommend tine said appllca-
tlon. TO wit;
WIN Huber John MGropp
Geo Steinlckcn PHILIPPE plunkett
Hw Woliers Frank Il Gentry
Joseph Neidermaier Samuel Finley
Fred We'll, Sr., W III Jack
James McKenna FerIinnnd smith
Il j. Iioe VIM Qu g.ey
$ ID Forbes John Hlown,
PJ JDiamond james nrown. Jr.
Daniel McGusker fairich Burke,
James Mccormick Win MCNamee
julius Guuther Maxwell Mnhoney
j Morris Levy
dis.at JOHN MEALEy.
PEA ooAh h,,ss ,Ssfs~n, .r.s,,., ,,,, ,,. -,
JOHN MSJLOaoS,
solltee No. W. IA ssrsh.
Phones llbaui 1al
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28

Test this matter. order your next coal
from
CHARLES WARNER COMPANY
and note results.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28

| "The White Crook" drew another good
house to the B,jou Theatre. last evening.
The engagement will conclude with the
presentation this evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
Amusen,ents

A good house greeted William Hoey
and his company at the Grand Opera
Houae last evening, In The Globe rrot-
ter"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28

( The Broadway Comedlans In Town
Topics" u brand new farce cOmsdy. inter-
preted by number OF tme-rled favor
ties. is the attraction at the Grand Opera
House on next Monday evening.
= Town Topics" comes heialded as one
OF tho most expensive farce comedy or
ganizatluns on tour. Never before has a
similar organization been uble to boast so
many prominent names. The psrfor-
nance Is In three acts. aud Is as bright
and champagne like az can be.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
rpDftlng News.

Jack Ward has challenged Jimmy An.
thLny to fight at Il pounds.
kid" LhviKne has gone to his homo
:sesSaglnaw. Mich. to spend the h,ls
During the past season Charley Murphy
won prizes valued at moro than 5000
jerry Barnett wants to box Soly
Smith on the ulght OF the Hall -Uhoynskl
go"
Colonel Jacob Rupert. Jr.. Will have
second call on Jockey Simms services
nexL season.
Jack Randall and Tommy Keenan will
rsI-4ke the wind.up al the Nonparell Clu3
". O. Daily has named the best of his
yearling colts, by Htinyar. Dam Pera,
Father Bill"
$. S. brown OF Pltis5urg has ths honor
OF making tho llrst nominations Tor tho
lutulity OF 1898.
Erne wants TO fight Dixon. Erne wants
to fight Solly Smith Soly Smith wants
TO light Dixon. Solly Smith don't want to
fight Erne. Dixon wants 20 ilGht anybody.
every body or nobody,
wGlIing and sullivan will probably have
another 'Eo."
MorIarity lights Jack Abbott on Mon
day night.
AT the Smith Murphy tight in tho ring
OF tao Olympic Club al New Orleans, s336
was raised among tho crowd for the
mother OF Andy Bowen, VINO was killed
In All encounter with LIvlgne.
Peter Maher Will spar with Jim Hall.
Billy Woods and Jim Dwyer ut his benefit
al Madison square Garden tonight,
Harry Cornish was presented with $3.50
In gold by the members 0s tie ChicHgo
A. A. as u Christmas present and fare
well token.
Jimmy Cassy, OF New York, whipped
Joe Lake, a eoloreu lad OF Birmingham.
Ala in IA rounds near High Bridge on
Thursday.
Ben Brush, Nike Dwyer's crack yenr
old colt, 10y Bfambe. will be sent West
next season. where he has engagements in
stakes which foot I'D S7O0DU.
Railroad Jnis.
A Pullman car was shipped to Jersey
City and another 10 Philadelphia today.
Superintendent Bannard and party left
this morning ON southern trip.
Mi Provost also passed through this
ely enrOute 10 Washington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28

pUlLDING BRICK-Ali grades In any
ID quantity. JOHN VI. SOLOMON.
oiiice. No.3 " est Third street.
Phones ilG and 221.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
Only A fnsll Anaua! aa,uirsi.

ELLINGS and stOraI for sales In al
- parts OF Wilmington. Goo H. Towl.
send 6 Co. dsA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28

InOR sALE-5O thoroughbred Plymouth
II roosters, J. W. Dayett 'Gooeh's Bridge.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28

The greatest success OF tho season,
"Down on the Farm" IL story OF country
hfn In Now York State, showing the dear
old homestead aud the oft repeated tale
of love and Its apIointmeats. will be
the attraction at the Bljou Theatre for
three nights. Mondvy, Tue sday, Wednes.
day aud q special New years matinee.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28

NHEAT CUTTER Wants situation, mar
AVA rlcd, nrst lass, soDer, ia iustrious, jan
take charge. Address Meat Gutter. this OF.
Ace. d26.at'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28

TOR sALE-Splendid chances for a good
II grocer. woss Eile. lsD customers. DO
not cut prices or make bad debts. S.0O0to
5000 neeteu Tor property ani stock Addrdss
q 100 HepubiIan uiiico. d23.lp
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28

"The Black Crook" will be gwen in all
its glory at the Grand Opera House for
one night and n matinee OH New Years,
January lat. Every detail will be most
elabo;atoly presented, and the whole pro.
duotlUn Will be given most lavish scale.
There VIII he three grand TABLETS. The
managers promise 10 eclipse all former
Efforts IN presenting this granI spectacle.
The Washington times., 1895-03-19
NOTES OF THE JEWS

Rabbi sonneshein. of San Francisco, has
been chosen as rabbi of the Shaarei Sho-
mayim of New York. His home was there
years ago.
The Chovcva Zion societies all over the
world entertain hopes of the removal of all
obstacles TO the Jewish colonization OF
Palestine.
Subscriptions are needed for the carrying
out of the project of founding Jewish
University in Jerusalem At least ST.
coo, 900 ought to be raised
The Temple Emann-El of New York is the
richest Jewish congregation in the United
States. The miIlionaires who hold pews
pay good prices for the privilege, yet Rabbi
GottheiI is not afraid to criticise them
In the Working Girls Club of the Emanu-
FL Sisterhood of Personal Service, dress
making, millinery. bookkeeping, type
writing. and other branches OF useful Snowl-
edge are taught The classes OF the clup
are crowded constantly.
The Washington times., 1895-03-19
Yerkes. A. r. s2s.s5.
WANT THE PLOT APPROVED.

Hardwood Trustees Submit Argument In
Favor of Their Subdivision.
The trustees of the 'sHarewaod Park
Land Syndicate" property, located on
Brightwood avenue, and adjoining Schaet-
zen Park, have been for some time en-
gagged in an effort to have their plat
of the subdivision, as adopted by them.
approved by the Commissioners, and Mr..
R. E. L. White, one of the trustees,
was at the District building on Saturday
with an argument which he prepared in
behalf of the syndicate proposition.
There is material difference between
the trustees and the Commissioners, and
in the effort to reach q CONCLUSION two
plats have been prepared, the first, ac-
coTJling to MT. Whites statement, having
been des troyed, the comps any bearing
the loss.
Mr.. White says that IN April, 1894,
the trustees sub divided the property,
under the supervision of the surveyor for
the District. Subsequently, upon pre-
senting the plat for approval of the Com
miSSioneFs, they were informed by Maj.
Powell that the plan could not ne ap-
proved, upon the ground that The al eys
were not in accord with the regulations.
amendments and suggestions, all of which
were adopted with the un derstan1ing
that Mr.. Richards, an empioye Of the En-
gineer Department of the District tit.v-
ernment, should prepare plat Conforming
| to Mai. Powell's alterations. This was
| done without expense to the trustees,
| but they subsequently had a number Of
copies made at their own cost
Mr. White says he is now met with
the declaration upon the part Of che Com
missionerS that the second plat cannot
| be approved, as the lots cannot he It'll
| ized for building purposes; and further,
| that the extension OF Sixth Steeet cannot
| be made to conform to the original width
| of sixty feet, but must be widened to
ninety feet. The plat, he repeared, was
| prepared, even to the width of what Is
| known as Galena Place, upon Suggestions
made by Mai. Powell, of the Boarti Of
| Commissioners.
With the alleys and streets as proposed
/ in the Commissioners second plat, Mr..
| White says, would take in the aggregate
\ 50 600 feet of ground away from the syn
/ dicate's sub division, for Which they
| paid S37;000, and at the same time make
| building lots too deep to be desirable.
| The trustees are of the opinion rba5 the
Richards plat should be approved.
The Washington times., 1895-03-19

Smith. Claudius B.. ct al, trust, SIG 33.
Smith. Claudius B.. ct al, trust, $5.92.
Smith, Claudius B., ct al. trust, $5.91.
Smith. CIandius B.. ct al. trust. trust $2s.sS.
Sickles, Charles. SIT 81.
Sweeney. Cornelius. S13.66.
Simpson, David, $24. so.
Simpson, David. 2. each Se. 81.
Stone, David D.. ct al, $2.22.
Stone. David D.. ct al. So 81.
Stone, David D.. ct al, S3 .39.
Stone, David D.. ct al, $2.07
Stone, David D.. ct al, S3.22
Stone. David p. ct al. IL. each SIPS.
Stone. David D., ct al. g IS each sd s2.Sl.
Stone. David D., ct al, S3.47:
Stone Stone b,,IS Dayid I p; IS ct E al $911.
Stone. David D.. ct al. 2. each S3.3S.
Stone. David D.. ct al, S3. 10.
Stone. David D.. ct al, S2.0S
Stone. David D., ct al, $50.
Stone. David D., ct al, S3.66.
Stone. David D., ct al, 4.54.
Stone. David D.. ct al, S4.35.
Stone. David D., ct al, S2.15.
Stone. David D.. ct al, SO.
SWAIN David G., 81. 1.72. 1
Swain. David e.. $1.77.
Swain, David G., $1.S1.
Swain. David G., S1.S6.
Swain. David g.. 81 92.
Swain. David G., 81. 90.
Schmidt, Ernst L., Sac. 10.
Shepherd, Edw.. $1496.
Smallwood, Eliza. .etai., S13.b3.
Smith, Elizabeth andC. ", $500.
SonDcrmann. Eliza J., $50 so.
Sprigg. Emanuel, S17.5
Sherman. Elias. S24.S2.
Stevens. Eliza Ida, S197 20.
Steiger. Ernest. S22. .05.
Stellwagen. Edward j.. ct al, tr.. S22. .4S.
Steilwagen, Edward j., ct al, trust,
S182. 20.
Stellwagen. Edward J.. ct al. trust, 6.
each 1921.
Stellwagen. Edward J., ct al. tr., SIC .s3.
Stellwagen. Edward j.. ct al. tr:. 1886.
SteIlwagen. Edward j.. ct al, trust,
S26152
The Washington times., 1895-03-19

GOl0sbOrOugh, Richard H., ct al, S51S.TG
Goldshorough, Richard H, ct al, S92 90.
GOldsborough. Richard H., ct al, SI47. .S9
Goldsborough. Richard H.. ct al. 81 4.79.
Gordon. VIM. A. ct al. trust S16S. so.
Gunnison, VIM. H., trust, S31 so.
n
Hayes. Ann. S376
He>sler. Andrew. S15.23.
Harrington. Bridget A. SS.76.
Hall. Chas.. Sc. 81
Howard, Chas., S41S.
Howard. Chas., Sf3.S7.
Hill. Ella L., So. .48.
Henson. Geo., S10.54.
Harshman, Jesse. 81. At.
HarShman, Jesse, 50. ~.
Harshman, Jesse, So. 10.
Hyson, JDo. L., SS.7S.
Hurst, John F., S321.45.
Hurdle Kate A, S45S.
Hoelmann. Louis H, $500
Hinkle. Mary NJ, S1400.
Hurdle, Mary c.. So. 4S.
Henson. Oscar. 81. 40.
Hill, Robert. 81 so.
Hubbard. Stephen, SGT "A.
Hyson. Simon. 81. 40
Hepburn, Thomas and John. S6.T8.
Hyde, Thomas. SAT %.
Hewitt. Walter F.. $4,000
Hunter. William H.. S25.70.
Ivy City Brick Co.. S17O.42.
Ivy City Brick Co.. S490. SO.
Ivy City Brick Co., S31
Ivy City Brick Co.. S154.SO.
johnson, Abraham, S3.12
Johnson, Allen s.. S2.45.
Jones, Cornelia G.. S5.67.
Joyce, Frank. Sc. 80.
Jackson, George w. eft al. S312
Joyce. Joseph A. ct al, So so.
Johnson, J. H. $40.
johnson, Joseph. S4.07.
Johnson. Joseph. So. So.
Johnson, John o.. So. so.
Jackson. Nathaniel. SS Al
Jones. Samuel NJ. S4344
Jackson. William B.. S3.49.
Jackson, William B.. SAT-.
Jackson. William B.. $11.44.
King. Fred. D.. S5.26.
Kramer. Ida NJ. S9.TS
Kringle. j. Pierce. S2S2.7o.
Keys, Mary A. 1854.
Keyser. Nicholas. 81 90.
Keyser. Nicholas, IS. So.
Keith, Susanna. S12.72.
Lee. Alfred. trust. $40 50.
Lewis, Charles F.. S11.57.
Linger, Cassandra. S25.62.
Linger, CasSandra. S24.24.
LucEett. George, S6.77.
Linger, Henry A, $3.50.
Linger. Henry A.. So SO.
Ley, John a.. $21 90.
Littleford, Jno. W.. S17.07.
Loor. John R., 2, each S1.52.
Loor. John, $50. 40.
Loor. John, S12.57.
Lynch, jeremiah. S26. so.
LOOMS. Lafayette C.. S36os.
Loomis. Mary W, $99O2.
Lowrie, NJ. E., S13.49.
Linder, William. ST 10.
Laurence, q. A, ST. Is.
Laurence. q. A, S3. IL.
Nj
Marshall ann SeG QG
Murphy. Bernard, ct al, S9.1e.
McEuan. Chas. A, S17.26.
McEuan, Chas. A, Sc. 6.96.
McEuan. Chas. A, S25.97. "
McEuan. Chas. A, S2.22
McEuan, Chas. A., S4.27.
McEuan, Chas. A, S2.65.
McEuan. Chas. A, $42S.
McEuan, Chas. A, 8. each $4.27.
McEuan. Chas. A, So. Is.
McEuan. Chas. A. S1.92.
AcEuan. Chas A. $4.66.
McEuan. Chas. A. 81. 32.
MeEuan Chas. a. z, each, S3.ee.
McEuan, Chas A, S1.47
McEuan. Chas. A., S2.94.
McEuan, Chas. A, So. .53.
McEuan. Chds. A., 81 40.
McEuan, Chas. A. S1.34.
Meyers. Chas. W.. S25. .49.
Middleton. Ella c.. S49. .97.
Mason, Jno. H., 81. 40.
Mason. Jno. H.. S5.24
Mason, Jane f., "a. Az.
Matthews. JOS. S. .43.
Mean, Lewis D., S146 81.
Mean. Lewis D., S23. 16.
McComas. Louis E., tr.. SD. .9e,
AicComas, Louis E., tr.. $78.0o.
Madry. Moses, $37. .04.
Martin. Martha J., $3.50.
Martin, Martha j., $2.43.
Myers. Maria A., 2.45.
Myers. Maria A, 5000
Myers. Nettie, S2.45.
Moore, Richd., S28.72.
Morrison, Rufus A, S34 4S.
Matthews, Sarah ct al, $50 81
Mockbee, Susan, S3.T6.
Mosher.. Theo.. S57.0S.
The Washington times., 1895-03-19
COUNTY--Agricultural.

Allison, James w. ct al, trust, SCI. 80,
Allison. j. W.. ct al, trust, sol .S9.
Augusterfer. John A., $50 4S.
Alig. Matthias. $14.74.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-06
BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.

A big strike OF coal minors in Mercer,
Lawrence nnd Butler counties, PIT, is
imminent.
Tho grosa earning' for January Of tho
Buffalo. Rochester & Pittsbnrg ralroad
wcrc $22eS, 7S0, increase Sl0.0Ti.
Tho stockholders OF tho East Side
Bank OF Now York city yesterday de-
cdcd 10 make good all shortages mud
resume business. in
The supreme council OF tho Farmors'
Alliance, in session OF Raleigh, \. G.,
yesterday passed rcsOlutionJ protesting
against another bond issue.
1t Ia reported that conspiracy OF
Pci1otoiats ngninst tho government OF
Brazil has bcer discovered md that
martial law will be proclaimed.
In an encounter bo,weon tho police
and strikers In Brooklyn yesterday af.
tcrnoon several arrests were mado and
II number of puoplo wcro injured
Tho queen regent Of Spniu has signed
ard tho Official Gazette will to-day pub.
lIsh tho commercial modus yivendi
agreed upon by Spain and the United
States.
Cable ndviccs from Valencia, Spain.
arc oltho effect TIM. tho entire ornngo
crop has hoen damaged by tho cold
wavo thut visited that section last even.
ing Conservative estimates placod tho
loss at about sixty per cont.
Tho Rov. DR.. Edward Sylvcutor Jnort.
pastor OF tho church OF tho Sacred
Heart. OF Wilmington. DEL, has re-.
ccivDd letter IRON Romo In which he
Ia informed that tho holy father disnp-
proves Of Roman Catholic priosts riding
bicycles. L