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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-20
0roGes & citer.

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ifern Slbenb brad in einem bierlfDfigen
Daule an Der Meit 5. 5traBe, bas Der
,Gn9liib Supplp GpmpanD1, 5dnoler
in @iIennaaren, aeb6rt, Seuer aus, bas
innerbaib elmer Stunbe infolse oes Sltr
3eit beftig tpebenben Winbes, oas 8e=
bduoe lammt Snbalt 5eritDrte un0 balo
aud bas anltoBenoe fiinfif0fige maillpe
Gcbauoe Der 0g8eitern Netpspaper
llt1ipn" uno Der y6reat Weltera Sppe
Sounbrp" erariffen bate uno aleibfalls
eilldiberte. 0ie a@eitern Neipspaper
So. Drlidte fir 200 meitlibe 3eitun=
gen Die inneren Seiten uno beIbdfti9te
cine grpBe 9tu5abl 2eute. Der 8e=
fanmtibooen wiro auf $350,000 big
$400, 600 aefd)dbt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-20
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1T jebt, 10 miro Der pGeutiden Cages
scitune" sei6rieben, Der 2anb!ag iiir
bas Siiritentbum &abeburg, Der az
iabrliA einmal um oieie 3eit III BEN
bena9barten 6d0nberg sliannlerbe=
rllfen ipiro. Bon ben 81 2anbesbdte.il
uaren 9eifern nur sebn eri6ienei ;ilern
bduerlihe lino smei biireesli1e febltefi,
ipDraus li1 fpieoernm Die 8eIbluBuns
fabigfeit ergab. Sic @rihiencnen fpnn=
ten baber Ellr nit bem Stanoe oes 2ail=
hesfpnos befannt eeIna6t weroen. Ger
2anoesfpnos purDe I'M Ropember 1869
eriibtet, als oas Sin fentlum eiae 8ef=
failun9 e.bielt, Die 5tuar bon ben biir=
gerli1en ipie bon oe,l bduerliDen Qatt=
Despertretern biz Sur GtunDe nod niht
anerfannt norOcn III. Ser 2anoes=
foilbs bat .beute, -ba erbeblibe Nusgaben
ill1t baraus beftritten iperoen Diirfc'!,
eine S0be BON $50, 900 Marf crreiAt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-20
0cifterb a,suer.

Gin rei6er Sung9eiclle erfldrte. cine
f9auerl9e Sere babe i'm Die Na6t bin=
ourd angeifarrt. Seine GrcunOe la6=
ten i'm aus, aber Ell blieb bei feilpr See
bauptuna, oas DaS Saus berDert Iei.
Gr muroe frant, tlagte iiber beItdnoigen
Sruf i'm Mageil, ieia 9lppetit f6DanO,
er iparoe blab, abge3ehrt unb nieOerge=
EAlagelL glaubte, er niiiIe iterben, Der
nd6tli9e Spud iei Elm 8or5ei6en ieines
5obes, bebauptete, er bore bas Sterbe=
ol0dlein ldllten unD lieB bur1blifen,
baB ibm nidts iibrig blcibe, als Selbli=
morb. Gin 6reuno peranlaBte i'm, Sr.
pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
su eebrau6en. Gr erbolte 1iD, Die
nd6tli9en Spufgeli6te uno nit ibnen
ale peinigenoen aranfbeitsIDmptome
beri6manDen. 2eberifarre unb 8Dspep=
iie tpareu Die llria6en feines 2eibens !;
Die Mebisin turirte beloes. 9as ,Gis=
coberD" lit Dos ein3ige MitteI 9egen gi=
lioiitdt uno 8eroaullngs 8ef9peroen
ober 9pspepiie. oas 10 li9er ipirft, baB
es auf Yrobe perfauft perben fam.
81. 8ierces 8leafant pellets furiren
Sartleibietcit, gilipiitdt uno Storun-
gen bes Magens, Der 2eber uno Der
gingepeioe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-20
@1tcIlDerr;Maff.

gem Orleans, Is. Mdrs. Die MiIs
lilIippi= 3gi1e pnn golIiliana Nbe. big
lladb MadoebilIe Gtr., ipaysn beute
5dpn sll elmer friiben Stlllloe III Der
|@elpalt elmer iuilO erregten Mienae. Die
HoIisei fbicn Dem beipuifneten Wob ae-
geniiber nabtlos. Die farbi9en gtrbei=
tee ipuroen nit Bstpalt BON Den Werf@
fen pertriebest uno Die tneiBeit Sdiffab=
laoer ergldrten, lie luiirseil feineH yHis=
ger" in Der Mdbe oes 6lnlies buloen.
gu 9leibel 3eit all Derifbieoenen Grten
brob Der glufrubr lps, Die RoliSei ipur=
be bin uno ber ge6eBt, fam aber mei=
ftens 5u fpdt, Inn Die GubeiiDrungen Su
perbiltsu. 9is Sbaaren Der glufriib=
rer, fdmmtIib gut betpafiitet, bertrieben
burh Slinten= uno GeuolOerI9iiiie Die
perbaBten Neger, Die Dem 9tnifurm ni1t
5tano Su balten perrlo1ten. Wer lib
sur Mebre ieBte, iuuroe einfa1 nieoer=
gefAollen.
Die Merften an ben SluBoei6en plr=
Den BON etrpa $50 8emalfneten NIT
Sturnl qeilDmnlen. Cine anoere S1aar
orano aegen Der 6rencb Wtartet por, no
Neser nnter ppliSeilibem S9ube bei.n
gnslaoen belbdftist paren. Sie Reibe
Der SbuSleute puroe idnen ourdbro=
den uno 0alln begannen Die Mufriibrer
inter niloem SaIlo cine 0eBjago auf
Die erf6rofenen fe9er. llnter einsm
Dagel BON 6linterl= uilb Gepoluerfu=
geln flii6tete1 Die gerfolgten na9 alien
Gidtunsen bin.
Gin Spiepbire Str. unO ain Sren6
Marfet iiberfieicn Die MeiBen Die beiin
Nuslaoen ppn sdiffen beibdftiaten Gee
ger. Sin mDroeriIber Gampf entfano.
Die farbieen 9lrbeiter mubten na9 fur
5en Sano9enenae Der llebermadt tpei=
den; iie lieben mebrere Spote uno
Sdwernermunbete auf benz glaBe.
IA. Mdr3. g8os Der 5a6e cine nod
ernItere gebeutung beilegt, ift Der llni=
itano, oaB Serr gain Der 3ablmeilter
De5 britiI0en 0ampfers ygnaineer"
ebenfaGs BON einem S9uB Der Mufriib=
rer eetroffen tpuroe uno jebt aefdbrli6
periuunoet an 8Dro feines S9iffes liegt.
Ser @apitdn bes 8ampfers bat Dem
britii6en @Onlul Nn5eiee gemo6t unb
bieier ben Sail Dem britii6en 8oti1af=
tcr lnterbreitet, wel6er ipfort cine ge=
naue llnteriudun9 perlan9t bat.
Sic 9tufreaung in Der Staot lit ut=
bei6reiblid). 4rominetlte Gaufleute
fiibrten oil Der 86rfe uno in Der San=
oelsfonmer laute Gla9en gegen Den
Mappr SiBpatrif uno ben @ouperneur
Softer fir lire llnterlaTiung Der gr9rei=
fllns eneraiiber 9RaBregeln sur llnter=
briifun9 bes Nufr!brs. Yer Goubers
ncnr mar gcitern telegrapbiib auf9efnr=
bert potben, Die Dtilis mobil gu MAIDEN
uno ibliebli1 Bat man Die 8unoesre=
aierung aneerufen, 5luppen na9 Neip
Grleans 81 i6ifen.
Sa beute Die llnruben iib ni9t tpie=
Derbplten, iDuEoe biebpn lln9ong ee=
npmmen. Ser Gjouperneur 6at cine
8roflamation erlailen, iporin er por
3ulammcnrottun9en mnrnt unO itYenge
gelt1afung Der e9ulbigen snIi6ert.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-20

tn6t beiatntef1 0etBel
Der gienlbbeit
teibet, uab Sbr M
f0nut furirt ipers <<
beit. Snnberte
BON lebenbeu 3eu.SI<
gen liefern ben u
BetpeiS, baB bte S
6d)tpinbiudt tn
ibren Mnfanssftabten
eine beilbare aranfbeti
III. gtidt ieber 8aa,
nbpr eiu nr0fser HrOceut.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-20
Sin idDarfer tasto i6)meioemDer
gHittD.

anbaIten0er ftrbmeaoer Jsegea unb ranbes Metter,
lpie aI9enen I'm gGinter uNb Jrabiabr pprbsrrfdenb,
fino nnslnisia fir oe frdnfliben 2ente 8ie Gtrci.
Iation 9Bdrne unO Afttpitdt orbeitn bie
fen GiHfi{eu eatgsaen iinb bilbeu eine Gfbabipebr
gesen Dieieber 5oftstterS iasenbitters ba3 erirb.
Itbfte uub luirtomite arr ageI' uno nexDeHdrfeits
ben Wittsl berei6er nict rir bag 9lut Ionbern be-
fDrbert ab oeien Circulation. Sir s5ieberifauer
poer iparaenbe Sbmptonls BON RbenmatisnnS unb
9iierenIeioeu peibe beipnbers IL bieer So9res5eit
porberrIder tsS bas beitn6gIidite @eilnitisI Gs
III ferner anfddsbar fur Merbaurnasbeinperbe 2es
berlsiOeu. @eritopFung anb saerDenIsOen Dian pers
oeiIs bag witteI nid bel eiuef geiFe I'M QDnter Obsr
5rabjabr aeltliben ioipie f9ipad)Ii4eu nnh gene.
rsiben Yeronrn hiIft es ieAr
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-20
8m6Ictts Mrnifa gaIbe.

Die bette Salbe in Der gDelt fit
S6nitiDunben, GeIdipiire, Gaf3fuB,
GiebertDunoen, 9lusi1lag, allfgeIprnil=
gene 0dnOe, 6roitOelflen, 6ii1neraugen
nnb ale Daniansi6ldee, iDtpie tie be-
ifimmt 0dmorrbDiben beilt. Sic tpiro
garaniirt, Die bette 3ufriebeilbeit all ge-
ben, DOer bag @elD pirD 3nriifaeogben.
preis rs Gents per 59adtel bei 8. g.
Miller unO Gohn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-20

: Nu6 IN Wien srailirt bic Snflu-
en3n, immerbin IN etluos milDerer
sSorm, ais In Miiindeh, Berlin Ii. Gs
iei faum Elm 9aus 81 finoen, tuelfbes
ili6t einen Ooer tnebrere patienten Be-
berberge uno idmmtlide 0DIpitdler Iei=
en- iiberfiillt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-20

QUer eIll gIOBcL pIDStul'
lat aller Sale = mir glanbent ettpa SO pro'
cent - tuerben burh DIR. YterceS Golden
Medical Discovery furtrt, telbit nadbpenl BITE
Gralifbeit 70 ipett fortgeihritten tit, Inn tpte@
berbolte 2nngenblutiingen bartnddtger, hefs
tigen Sulten NIT rei6ltd1er Shletn1abionoes
RING, tnberful0le Wlaterie enthaltetio, groBel
@etUihtsDerluIt uno anber0roertltd)e Abnlas
gerllig Mtb 9hwd9e beroorSurufen.
i9petfelt SIR, baf Smnberte FOLDER Tdue,
bic bon l.m8 alS bur9 oa8 "Golden Medical
Discovery" flirtrt be3eidnet tperben, tuirf'
lid]e Sdle bieier 9efiirhtetelt mno perhdn9s
liBpollen aranfbeit tparen2 Sbr brauHt
inns iltdbt auf ba8 blofe Wort bin 81 9lauben.
Sait ieoe8nal iilt0 iie BON ben belten NIB er'
fabreniteit Mersten, ipelde fein Srtereiie an
Der fdlihlitben Daritennng batten rno oft
bon 8oturtbetlen gegenba8 Golden Medical
Discovery befaMgell lparen ill10 BON beiieu
@ebraud abriethell, itd1 ober iblteBlteh ge'
n6tbigt Iabeil, 5lsugeben, 0aB es OH bet!s
famer @irfnltg gegen oleie ihrefltfhe 8ralif'
belt oIle alloereu tbnen bctannte Nr3nelell
iibertrtfft, ausbriidlib oils Nnfalle Der tptrf.
Gcbeu 5d)tpinbIud)t erfldrt iporben. get
faftaller bielen Sallen iinb porber Der garlttg
I9niedenDe sSii6tbran nnb Die fdnterigen,
baraus beretteten oGntuliionen" gebraudt
luorben; iie baber eiitipeber gar rtift ooer
bod MIR fir turse .3eit sebOlfen. Mnb
Diai5ertrafte, 8bisfep uno perifieoene 9p-
perpbospbatprdparats iuaren porber geiuiiicn'
baft, aber perseblid nnb ohne Grfols gee
nonlireI1 iuoroef.
Die photographer etner 9roBen Mnaabf
bon Yerfonen, tuelde burd baS Discovery"
BON 51tpirOiubt, 0ronbttis, bartnddisenr
Snlfefi, aftbma, dronii6em Sdnupfen unb
dbnllden &ranfbeiten fitrirt ipiirben, iinb
in ftlnfpoller 8eile in einein 8u6 reprobu-
cirt iuoroen, bas gu9 BET Ginienbung Der
g(oreI5e nnb 6 Gents III Briefmarfen abers
ianbt iuiro. SIR f6unt baun OIL Dieienigen
fhreiben, bic bon uns firirt tuurben, unb
BON ibrsr @rfabruus profitiren.
alan i1reibe nm bas BUD an bte
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo. N. Z.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-02
FINANCE AND TRADE.
hooking to the Rumorod bond Issue to
Encourage the Industries.

NEW YORK Feb. 2.-R G. Dun &c Co.'S
weekly rOyiew Of trade says: ThlIg5 look
better ut the close of this week, because 1t
is believed thut new loan will be nego
ttated. There was need FOR relief, since
January closed with the heaviest exports
of gold ever made in any month and the
heaviest Withdrawals of gold from the
treasury, ST., ,46S l0S, the hope of now
loan being tho one thing which has lifted
prices during the past few days
January leaves behind it the lowest ave
rage Of prices for all commodities ever
known; for Gotten, iron and its products,
wool and silver, the lowesG monthly ave.
rage ever Kuown, and for wpeat II range
above the minimum, but yet declining
rapidly toward that point, industrial op-
erations have not materially diminished
though 1t has been disappointing; month
because the general revival expected has
not come.
Failures for the past week have been 35i
in tho United States, against 80 for the
same week last year, and 81 in Canada,
against 59 last year.
Special kilograms to Bradstreots' from
many of the moro important points Of dis
trihution throughout the country make it
plain that the uncertainty MS to the out
come OF the finarcial situation, based on
the rapid withdrawals OF gold from the
treasury, has had u depressing effect on
general trade.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-02
SUICIDE IN A CHURCH.
A Young Woman Cuts Her Throat In a
CONVERSATIONAL Box,

NEW York, Feb "a few minutes be-
fore 6 O'Clock last evening two women in
the Church of the Epiphany, in Second
avenue, this city, heard the sound of
body falling, followed by gronns und gasps
from q confessional box In tho southeast
corner Of the church. One Of the women
summoned the assistant sexton, who hur-
ried into the church, and on opening the
confessional found lying In q heap, with
blood flowing from her right wrist and
throat, the almost lifeless body Of n young
woman. Twenty minutes later the wo-
man was dead. With u razor she had al-
most severed one of her hands, and her
throat had been cut from ear to ear. There
were no services going on at the time.
An examination of the woman was
made, and in hor clothing was found a
pockotbook containing ten cents and
letter revealing her identity. On the en-
vclope was written, 81 am Catherine Nor
rison, of 179 East One Hundred and Eighth
street."
At the address given in the letter 1t was
learned that the woman had boarded FOR
six years with George Powers. an express
man, and family. Mr. Powers took charge
of the body. Mr. Powers said Miss Nor
rison was u religious enthusiast and of
independent means. She was worth SiO,-
| 0J0, and was friend Of his wife from child
hood ..--. ..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-02
WE'RE ON THE JURY.
The Experience oi Two Newspaper Mon In
the Country.

Among those who had the pleasure of
boiug In tho snow storm on Monday oven-
ing were two newspaper men from this
companied the Deputy Coroner down
country to 10 present ut the inquest on
tho body OF young Jones whose death
has been reported In tho REPuBIcAN.
Newspaper men are always Oblig Ing
fellows anu the two mentioned are no
exception 10 the rule. Therefore tho two
scribes willingly acted as foreman aud
secretary OF the coroners jury. The sec.
retnry had an amount OF clerical work to
perform which had 1t been doEe by slo W
writer would have taken about six hours
time.
After the verdict was rendered by tho
Jury the other jurors received their fees
twenty five c5uts each but as usual the
reporters got nothing. Reporters do not
take their jury fees from the coroner,
friend OF the Deputy invited that Of
fetal TO dinner and hefore the newspaper
nen were aware OF the fact all the teams
had gone away and In the midst of a snow
storm thoy wero four miles away from
the railroad station.
1iy hard coaxing they succeeded In get
ting the dead watch" to drive them to
t he depot Tho conveyance was dear
b orn wagon and the driver kept the spirit s
OF the newspaper men up by reciting
poetry. They received the full benefits of
the snow storm and arrived In this city
about so O'Clock feeling both cold and
hungry and vowing that they will never
go neur an inquest ia the country oil u
cold day,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-02

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2.-George r.
white, known rs the cattle king of Men
hoclno county, was yesterday ordered by
the superior court to pay his divorced wife
800 900 for her separate estate. The di-
yOroe case has been continually in tho
courts during the past ten years. White,
who was reputed millionaire, applied for
Rdivorce on statutory grounds in 1885. AS
no evidence was produced in substantial
ton Of Whites allegation the divorce was
awarded to Mrs, White, end the cattle
king directed to pay her alimony OF 5000
monthly BY secreting and disposing of
his property md pleading poverty White
has evaded payment of this monthly al
iownnce. The court, tired Of Whito's trif.
ling, ordered the payment of the lump
sum ns final settlement.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-02
MEXICO AND GUATEMALA
No Settlement as Yet Between the
s4.z... Two Republics.
THREATENED WAR NOT AVERTED.

ANY Interference by Foreign Governments
Will be Resented a. an Act of Unfriend-
iipcss to Mexico -t3uatsmaIa's Minister
at Washington Ho peful Of Peace.
CRY OF MEXICO, Feb. 2-Mexico Is still
sending troops TO the front. From general
gossip II looks as though President Diaz
may bo handicapped by his cabinet on ac-
count of finance, but Guaterlaln as far as
can be learned here, still stands on her or
iginal proposition. Mexico has so far ap-
parently ignored clause of the treaty OF
1882, calling for arbitration, consequently
Guatemala and the other members of the
reputed federation of Central American
republics ignore the treaty Of 1887 Guate-
mala has between 10000 and 1900 troops
now on tho frontier.
Among the various foreign legations
hero tho sentiment seems unanimous that
Mexico's policy Is justifinble and the opin-
Ion also seems to prevail that unless Guat-
emala recedcs there will bo declaration of
war Any outside interference will uu-
doubtedly ba resented as an act Of un-
friendliness by the Mexican people.
Mexico has maintained that its squestion
with Guatemala is not one for submission
TO arbitration, and there Is not tho slight
est reason to suppose 1t has changed its
position in this respect The Intervention
OF South American government, which
has also been announced by sensational
correspondents would not be any more
acceptable TO the Mexican people than that
of the United States, q runor OF which
certainly caused very disagreeable i'm
pression in this country.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-02
THE DEBS CONSPIRACY TRIAL.
A Decision by Judge Grosscup Which May
Lead to an Appeal.

CHICAGO, Feb, 2.-Judge Grosscup'sr rulo
to permit but one attorney to crossex-
anime witnesses in the trial of Debs ct al
led to trouble, and should the verdict be
against the defendants 1t will play q lend
ing part in an appeal. There are eighteen
defendants in court, represented in groups
by six different attorneys The line Of de-
fense between the officers of the union and
the lesser defendants, the attorneys for
the dcfonse insist, Is well marked.
j. H. Gcctlng, who represents several
clients, besides appearing for two Others
in the absence of Attorney Boyd from tho
court, attempted to cross-cxamlne wit
ness in the morning and the court cndcav-
ored to enforce the rule but later rclented
in order to permit Mr.. Geeting to ask his
questions, because his witnesses were tes-
tfying directly against his clients. Late
in the afternoon Mr. Geeting desired to
ask u question in ross-oxGmination. The
court declared that the witness had in no
wise testified us to the participation of
Mr. Gceting's clients in the acts named,
and he would not allow more than one at
torney for the defense to cross-examine. A
wordy argument followed, but the court
was inilexible and exception was taken.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-02

surprise party was given to MIR. and
Mrs. Harry Pyle at their home. 1903 Lin
den street. on "Wednesday evening, Jan.
3Oth, A most enio yabie tlmo was spent n
play games and music. both instru-
mental and vocal Al a late hour all
were invited into the dining room, where
they did ample justice TO all the dellca-
CLOS Of the season. The guests departed
at reasonable hour, Wishing MIR. and
Mrs Pyle maLy moro pleasant times in
their now home. Among those present
weie;
Mr.. and Mrs. Pyle Mr.. and Mrs. Webb,
Mr.. aud Mira. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gray. Misses Della Diil. Emma Travers,
Katie Farrell, annie Severen. Ida william ms.
Llio Dale sallie johnson. deorgie Dale.
Nellie Johnson; Messrs. Fred slant, Frank
Manley. Harry Dale, John Collins, John
Rumiord, William Montgomery, Harry
Davis ELLA Young, James Young, james
Lougford, Harry Reese.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-02

Martin Newell. aged 65 years, died at
Farchurst on Wednesday. His funeral
took place on Friday and iDterment was
made at the Cathedral Cemetery.
Alrs Elizabeth Foulke. wife OF Everhard
Fouike. formerly OF this city, died on
Tuesday last at Chester Heights camp
view Cemetery.
Edward Marshall, aged years and 8
months, sou OF Edward Taylor Tacony,
died ON Thursday. Hts funeral took place
to-day. Inlerment was made at Town.
send, Del.
Mrs. Golfer, mother O Hiram Golfer,
was buried from Bethel Churcn on Wed.
nesday. She was 81 years of age.
Harry Monroe w1s buried from Zion
Church on Thursday. Ho was 10 years Of
age anu a son OF Rev. Mr. Monroe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-02

PHuADELpHIA. Feb. Flour dull winter
super, 81. .lH1G,@D; do. extras, ss,2j82. 40; No.
winter family, s? I062jg Pennsylvania
roller. straight. S2.5ait2,GS western winter,
olear, s2.i092G0. Wheat unsettled, lower,
with SIT &c. bid and bbtir. asked for February.
Corn weak lower. with 4je. bid and i5lsc.
ASH cd for February, Oats dnil, easier, with
g3ic, bid and 3i5Sc. asked for February. Hay
quiet steady; good to choice timothy, sl2D
1880 Beef dun. Pork easy; new mess. sll,25
Ril.76; family, Sll6tlls5; short clear, Sl3 so
Gl5. Lard fairly active; western steam, $685.
&6.T0: city, sG.25a8@,i &c. Butter dull and
easy; western dairy, lnDl5c,; do. creamery,
illl2Ic.; do factory, e6nl4c,; Elg;ns, 2lc.; i'm
ttntion creamery l0disc.; New York dairy
100 lsc.; do. creamery, l412lc. Pennsylvania
creamery prints, fancy, 25c.; do choice, 24c. |;
40 fair to good, ls5E2c,; prints jobbing at 26ao
epu Cheese steady; large. 9ggilc.; small, a1aGD
lAc. part skins, Bose; full skins, 212}&c
Eggs weaker; New York and PennsylyaniR,
BIC; ice house, lai1ssc.; western fresh, 25c.;
znutt,prn yid95c
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-02
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

At Fresno, Cal, yesterday, Directly low
cred his pacing record to 201I4.
Baltiin3rss grand jury indicted street
railroad companies for neglect to provide
safety tenders.
Because tho superintendent refused to
reinstate discharged miner, 1913 men
went on strike mt Mowaqun, Ills.
Rev. S. NJ Brown, a Baptist minister at
n Sunday school convention at Kansas
City, Mo-, declared that the Sunday school
had outliyed its usefulness.
Az Lincoln, Neb., Judge Dundy quashed
fifteen indictments recently found against
ex.Congressman c. ID. Dorsey for his part
in wreckiug the Ponca National bank.
The remaining Indictment charges false
entries.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-02


George Gould has bssn nominal ed for
commodore OF the Atlantic IuiAt Club OF
brooklyn.
Tom Denny OF Australia has arrived In
this Country and says lie 10 after match
with George Dixon at lis pounds.
1t is stated that Fitzsim mons attorneys
Will endeavor to have the Indictment
against him for manslnuRhter disIu Issed
on til grounds OF insufficient evidence.
s. X. Gerard CT Philadelphia broke the
Yale high Kicking record at the Rymnua-
tic sports held at New Haven, Wednesday,
night, when h6 touched the disk al feet
l Inch.
Mckeever lssues Challenge to fight any
white man in America for 5000 u side aud
the lightweight championship.
Tim Scanlon, Of Plttsburg, Thursday
night defeated Harry Nlkirk, of PItlabur3,
In one round lasting only about q min.
uIes. before about 400 people. at the CLUB
house OF the Columbian Athletic CLUB In
Wheeling. W. Va.
The National Sporting Club, of London,
has declined TO take charge OF the light
between Charley hlltchgii 6nd Peter Juck-
son.
Prof. John II. Clark md Jack Fogarty
were given a hearing before squire Poole
ou Thursday In Philadelphia fuf a0ettlng
and aiding Il prize night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-02

Sheriff ellis yesterday afternoon sold
at tho Court House six properties. The
house of Ann Mullin ON Parker street
near Elm was sold Tor Sl0o.
Property OF George L. Woodward on
VanBuren street near Beech street was
sold for 300.
Property OF William Forrest on Forrest
street between Ihlrteenlh and Cade
streets was sold for $3.50.
Two.story frame dwellings on Sixth
near Scott street. properly of Sarah L.
TIusty, were sold for SlU0.
The carpenter shop and stables on Sew
enth street near Jackson the property of
W. l.. oeed5. was sold for 500. j. L.
Smith wac the purcnaaer of all OF the
above properties.
The property OF John A. North on Della.
ware avenue near Lincoln street. was
bought for 5000 10y james L. North.