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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-11
Morgages's Sale Of a saxsij, Etc.

VIII be Sold at Pnlic Auction, In store
numbered ia and li6 DtIhins street, In the
city OF Providence, Rhode Island on NOM
DAY, May NH. 1878, NJ eleven o'clock In the
forenoon. by v.rtue of the powers Of sale con-
tained IN per s'nnl properly mortgage deed
dared March <5lh, 1851. and recorded in tho
town clerks cffie1 in the town Of Cranston.
IN said state. In Personal lroperty Mortxnpe
Bouk No. z. Al page fB, thu conditions II
said mortgage deod having been broken:
The bake shop numbered ia and 1l6 De-
laine street, in the city OF frovidenco<
Rhode Island, and also all and singular the
txtures nnd sppurtcnnnces OF said shop, c0n-
sistirg in part Of two ovens, one safe, show
cnses shelving, counters, etc, and also ous
horse, two wagons and the good viii of the
trade. being all the property mentioned In
siid mortgage deed.
BY order of the assignee and holder Of said
mortgages deed, who hereby gives notice of
his intention 10 bid upun the same az said
auction sale. and NJ any postponement or ID
3ourninent thereof
COOKE g. ANGEL,
Attorneys for the said Assignee
Providence. Nav 2. l9eA
The abute sale was this day at II o'clock
n. W. adjourned until MONDAY, May 10.
1873. nt the sasre bour ana place.
Providence. Mpy o. 1898. ihy-06t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-11
VIII Be Sent TO Manila.

Denver. Col, May I0.--Gov. Adam
fas rect ived telegram from serretary
Alger announcing ttas the destination OF
the Color ado volunteers had been changed
from Cbi~samnuaa to tbs Philippite Isl
anda Thy will te ready to move next
Thursdo,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-11
Diabetes.
Another Remarkable Cure by
Americas Greatest Water
Lincoln
Spring Water
FROM SARATOGA.
Cures Diabetes.
FROM SARATOGA.

Read some OF the testimonials OF
residents OF Boston aud suburbs like
the following, which s only one OF
the many we are receiving continu-
ously from people right in this Vi
cinity:
SToNEHAN, Mass, Jan. 28, 1893.
LINCOLN SPRING Co.,
A. Cornhill, Boston.
Gentlemen--A bout the first OF Au-
} gust, 1897, l met my friend, Mr..
Alexis Cutting Of Winchester ian
old acquaintanco) and invited MIN
TO have u glass OF the Lincoln
} Spring Water at their pa-lors, AZ
} Cornhil. He told me that lie was
troubled with diabetes.
I myself had been afflicted with
this dread disease tdA petes) for
twelve years. After drinking this
} water for few days / noticed q
perceptible change for the better.
After drinking about six cases OF
the water. was pronounced by my
physician to be entirely cured.
must say that was astonished.
and more than pleased with the
beneficial results Of tho water.
can checrfully recommend IL to any
who may be suffering as ! was, and
il slso gives me pleasure TO say that
the water 10 delicious beverage,
sparkling and bright and full of
health giving properties. ] thank
you, gentlemen, for this most Won
derful water, and believe was prov
identially led 10 you that / might be
restored TO my health again.
Very respectfully yours.
HENRY A. SMITH.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-11

been given out In Madrid recently that
American confirmation OF the arrival OF
the Montserrat A. Havana will be re-
quired before the story OF her blockade
cumming is accepted as tfnth.1 I
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-11
TRANSPORTS ABOUT READY.

Tampa. May 11.-By tomorrow six OF
the big government transports at Port
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-11
sI1ERIFF's SALE.

~ vl<tuo &C en ~1ecoftor. Nc. iznrD. t6.~<
from Tho District tvuft ~ the sixth jodto1n(
bisfr5cf. bohsn nt pfsy:cence within auu (of
said oiSfriff 90. tne nth tay ot April X.ltIG1
George y. CfEnston az Prcyldcnce. plninti1, re-
covered judgment OF said oourt aGesnss 0}rsy
IT. NHson % Lincoln. execution dated Nay 4.
1893, and refurnAble yAugrst 4, A. d. lto<, 20
said court, win be. sold et Public Auction n,
MONDAY, tho 18th Gay sf Nay. A. n Is16.
~ II o'clock noon, on the firm vhern tie Co.
Isndant, orray e Mason, now. rrs!ces orpo
site Charles Oould- :Hrr. on Apyell read, IL
tho town % Lincoln. in ss{d oenn$v nud
s,aic, or did rsside. AZ the t:mq r tho service
OF the original writ urcn which vi. abote-
named cxscstiou, WA esssj. "a, q WI. ne
sne n osS ilowi"s.ds.cSised on sn r rspsr;s ~ isrm
wagon. Concord carriage. ! sirgic and
double lnrncsx. toa, more or ieeH. cf tcwIor
fsrsi,izer, plough. eni,fysfor. lhSrrow. all
tools. hay, grain nnl fodder, ate. NOT sx~
ompt by law.
Levied ON THIS 4h das 81 May. A. y. JsR
nj O'Clock y. M, and viii DO sold 20 sat1s<y
- ~ soAN y. RABBrrr,
,ny5-0t Deputy SheriH
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-11
CHANCERY SALE
-----oF IiIE-----
Newport Cotton Mill,
NEWPORT, TEN n.
MAY l8, 1890.

IN pursuance q decrro q the Cssrccry
Court OF Cooi.c County, Tenn, ~ill prh ~
Public Saie, so the highcet and foat biider.
all of the property of Tho So-ycrs Cciton
structure, suxaD. four stories high. with dyo
house 4)xee, and engine and boilar baildings:
ono Frick & Co. Corliss engine, ono lIc il. r..
dy house and fnishinr machinery together
with land ami equipment * this trstrclass
nearly now fcuthern mill. Lelpr ebundnpt
ana c0eap; living cheap IA anywhere In
the entire South. Any further ana siscisi
John w rIsHrP,
my2-I2t Special Comsnis. ioner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-11

Nr. Roosevelt said farewell yesterday
20 the officers and clerks Of the navy de-
psrtmrnt The affair lacked that per-
functory character which 90 often at
tsches to ceremonies Of the kind Some
Of the employees OF the department united
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-29
THE PRODUCE MARKETS
As Reflected by Dealings in Philadol-
Dhin md Baltimore

Philadelphia Nov. 2s.-Flour steady:
winter superine. So.25T25O; PENNSYLVANIA
roller. clear, 3.15T3.25: city mills. extra.
SH,GJu2a0 Rye flour quiet but firm, at
$40 per barrel for choice PENNSYLVANIA.
Wheat quiet; No. 9 red. November 7l&dD
re Corn steady: No. 3 mixed, November,
3SHu2S3,c; Nc. yellow, for local trade,
Ale Oats quiet and steady; No. white,
32iac.; No. white, clipped, 33mSShsc. HAY
steady No. l timothy, s1l for large bales.
Beef quiet; beef hams, s1S.25ulS.5O. Pork
dull, family, sl25Od13 Lard easier; vest
ern steamed, S5.17h. Butter firm; vest
ern creamery, 1ldi24c.; do. factory, liz
Gf15c; Elgns, 24c: imitation creamery,
Rattle: New York dairy. leI2Oc.: do,
creamery. 15a23c.; fancy PENNSYLVANIA
prints iobbing at 25T2sc.; do. wholesale,
2lc. Cheese steady; large, white and col.
orcd 9i5c; small do. 1Oc,; part skins.
5,2a6lac: light do, 7a71sc.: fun do, 3lhc,
Eggs lirmer: New York and Pennsylva-
mia, 25n27c.: western, fresh, 2Gc southern,
2lU23c Potatoes easy; Jerseys, s1dl35;
New York. $1.25Tl 80; Long Island, sl.25fl
175; Jersey sweets, sld2; southern do,
C0fl75c. Cottonseed oil inactive and easier
with prime summer yellow offered at
2llsc. in open market, although choice
sorts are held a shade higher: primo
crude, Ike; prime summer yellow, 21lac.;
Off summer yellow, poe. butter, 25427c,
prime winter yellow 27n2Sc TurDentina
firm at 39lsGliOc. Cabbage dull at 81 .5oa3
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-29
The Botkin Trial.

Tho witness es in the Bctkin trial will
leave Wilmington this evening for San
Francisco. DR.. Downcs will not be in the
party as his business is too lucrative q ono
to neglect. Walter Morris is another
witness that will not accompany Attor-
ney General White because he must DO
present at he Kcnney trial in this city on
Monday next. JOHN 2. Dunning, one Of
the witnesses will go from Chicago to
San Francisco.
The party from Dover will roach here at
600 o clock and will leave for Washing
ton on the 736 train in IL special Pullman
car. At New Orleans tho Sunset Limited
will be boarded and San Francisco will DO
reached on Saturday evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-29
Cornell student Drowned.

Ithaca, N. Y, Nov. 29.-Wilson King.
or. of Manhattan, Ills. graduate stu
dent in the school of pedagogy at Cor
nell, was drowned in the hydraulic lab
oratory canal in Fall Creek on Sum
day. After dragging the bottom Of the
dam for fully five hours the body of
Klinger was brought to the surface late
yesterday afternoon. The theory Is that
he was drowned while testing the ice
to ascertain its strength for skating
purposes. Klinger was preparing for
an appointment as professor in the
Missouri State college. He was 90
years old. and graduated from the
Illinois State Normal college in 1899.
took the bachelors degree at the Uni
versity Of Michigan in 1895, and spent
three years in Leipsic, Germany.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-29
Oscar .ScycIi Dead.

Oscar Scwcii, colored, is dead. Ho died
last evening ut No. SO7 Windsor street.
street. His death was peculiar one and
Dr. McCollcy, coroncr's physician made a
Iostmortcm Examination at tho homo If
the dead man No. hO7 Windsor street last
night. E.S;
From what can he learned of the ca,o
Sowcl and companion st, baked beans
on Sunday night. After going to the
residence Lf his ncighborhood 10 wcs Ia
ken sick ana as stated abov" died. His
stomach seemed TO be MS hard as iron
Dr., McCplley did not furnish report of
the examination to the Coroner Srwul
was popular young man and hal been
employed b. DR., Patterson. Iio has been
one Of the ushcgs in Union \. NJ. +.
Church. His funeral will take place on
Tharsdiy and interment will be made Ct
Port Dlpy.it Nd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-29
: sa,r, SuperIor Court,

In Superior Court this morning the case
| OF william Donovan vs.. the Harlan and
HOllingsworth Company was continued
until the next term OF Court
The cases of Huber Manufacturing com .
pany vs.. John b. Nelson and Nelson Va
Huber Manufacturing Company, which
were the only ones for trial to-day went
| of the list on amendment and demurrer.
In the case Of Morris Friedman vs.. John
MCGOWAN, David Il. Marvil, for the do
fondant obtained rule on tho plaintiff
for security for costs. December 10 was fix
ed for argument.
In the case Of the Wilmington Saving
Fund Society vs.. l, II. Quilloy, Arthur
w. Spruance representing the defendant,
obtained rulc to show cause why q cor
tain sale by the sheriff should not DO set
aside on the ground of insufficient advor.
Using and inadequacy of price. This rule
will DO argued on Saturday.
Robert Il. Harman was appointed COM
missioner to take testimony In tho divorce
Cam, and James Keenan, vs.. Mary +.
Keenan,.
John w, Latsomus was appointed COM
missioner to tnke testimony in the divorce
case of Fnrrady vs. Farrudy.
A rule for costs to the amount OF $50
was obtained BY II. II. Ward for the plthn.
tiff in the divorce case Of Florcncs y II.
Il l>NuT - s)uilluel NlsuGF'
ROturns favorable to divorce were report
ed in the cases OF Florence n. II. Fisher
VS.. Samuel G. Fisher, Lena Callahan VS..
John X. Callahan and David j. Smith Va.
Mary J. Smith.
The cascs of John Greer vs. the ArIing-
ton Mills Manufacturing Company were
continued until the next term owing to the
illness Of William II. Baldwin, president
of the defendant company. Application
for the ~ II vnC N ri.v I'M ha
court insisted that medical testimony con-
cernlGg MIR. Baldwin's condition be pre-
sented. Accordingly DIR. Atkins OF Balti.
more was produced this morning by Levi
c. Bird and al hough he swore that Mr..
Baldwin was confined TO his Baltimore
home by n severe cold, Chief Justice Lore
was not satisfied to con tinue tho case for SO
long II period. Judges 'pruancs and
Grubb thought no harm could be done so
the case wont over, much to the disappoint.
ment of lessrs. Harman und Knowles on
tho Other side.
Shoriff-e!ect Taylor wus in Courts dur
ing tho morning, and will give bond this
afternoon for tho faithful performance of
his duties.
Publication OF divorce was ordered in
the case OF Emily j Miller VS.. Edward p.
Miller.
Settlement was reported in the Gaze OF
Era B. Taylor Va. the Pullman Palace
Car Company.
Coroner Wright came INFO Court and
gave bond from this dato to January l
unto which time the Legislature TX tended
his term. He offered John w. Dayott
and Samuel w. Rice as bontislncn In tho
usual amount OF $1,000 whom Court &c
cep cd. Mr. Sanborn who appeared for
Mr. Wright had not prepared the affidavit
rs required by the new constitution but
will do so his afternoon.
At 1920 o'clock court adjourned until
o al al.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-29

The four desirable farms, situated near
Cpntrevillo christina Hundred, balong-
ing to the estate Of tho late James l.. Car
penter will be sold at public salo on
Thursday. tho first day Of December, Mt
one O'clock. p. IN, to tho best and highest
bidder. Tho Home Farm" con aims
ninety four acres, and is owe Of the most
desirable locations in our county. For a
county seat, 1t cannot be snrpa sscd Any
one wi hing II reside in the country should
not miss this opportunity to secure ploas-
mt residence as we'll as u very productive
farm occupied by his son Harry.
Tho farm adjoining is also well worth
looking after, by any one wishing to en-
gage in agricultural pursuits.
The farm occupied by William Ca-pen-
tor, a little distance above ContrevilIo, Is
also first clus, property, tho buildings
being good aid the lard productive.
The Bush Farm lying back Of 1t il lar
ger, containing lS0 acres. nna affords %
good opportunity for developments For
further particulars sec advertisement. Il
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-29
THAT FAKE PRIZE FIGHT
Evideace That Money Interrered to
Saye Corbett From Defeat.

Evideace That Money Interfered to
Save COrbett From Defeat.
New York, Nov. 29-James ]. Cor
bett declared yesterday that he believed
Connie McVey innocent Of any inten-
tional or prearranged wrongdoing when
he entered the ring during the ninth
round of the Sharkey- Corbett contest
last Tuesday night at the LenoX Attn
letic club, and consequently forfeited
the contest to Sharkey.
This statement on Corbett's part was
made at the close of the inquiry which
was instituted by the directors of the
Lenox Athletic club to fix the RESPONSE
bility for McVey's actions. The only
absentee was McVey, whose invasion
of the ring caused all the trouble.
w. 3. Gray, Kid McCoys manager.
was the first witness. He said that six
or seven days before the fight while in
company with Mccoy, he met two rep
resentatives of local newspaper in the
Astor House. He told them that a
friend of his. whose name he was not
at liberty to divulge had Informed
him that the bout was to end in the
ninth round. and that sharkey would
be declared the winner. Senator Sui"
Ivan asked Gray to prodtce his in.
former and promised to give $500 to any
charitable organization or institution
If Gray would bring his man and have
him repeat the assertion. Gray left the
building promising to try and get his
friend to reiterate the statement.
Honest John Kelly, the referee, be-
licved 1t an honest contest up to the
ninth round. He believed that McVey
was in the employ of somebody to make
foul, and for this reason he called
bets Off
The remaining witnesses knew of no
collision, and the friends of each de-
clared that their man" had the best
of it. Senator Sullivan prevented a
scrap between Corbett and Sharkey.
1t was developed that Sharkey re-
ceived S16,S45 and Corbett S6S45 as the
result of the alleged fight.
Senator Sullivan reviewed the evil
dence and said:
1T seems that McVey thought Cor
bett was being beaten and jumped into
the ring TO save him. AS to the bets.
We have nothing further to do with
them"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-29

Harry Stidham was kicked by q horse
yesterday and had his nose cut and also
received an ugly cut over an inch in
length on the chm. He started with his
fathers horse to tho blacksmith shop.
Tho animal became friskey and snatched
the rein from Stidhan's band. TurA.
ing around swiftly tho horse lot both heels
fly 80 that Ole hoof landed Oh tho young
mans face.
Ho was taken to tho eff @ OF DR.. II. G..
Bucknaster where he had his injuries
dressed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-29
DEATHS,

JEFFERISrIn this city, on November 2S, 1903,
Park .'cferis. in his SUth year.
Relatives and friends arc invited to attend
the funeral from tho residence of his SON. Mr.
Elias Jcferis. Thirty sixth and Market street.
on Thursday afternoon, November 81, at !
o'clock. lntcrment AT Wilmington and Bran.
DIVINE Cemetery. i
IIANSON-On November q, 1893, John Han.
son, aged 70 years
Relatives and friends OF the family are in.
vited to attend the funeral services at the res.
ilence ofhis son.inlaw. John Il. HARTMAN, Alb
east Fourth strect,next Tuesday afternoon at z
o'clock. lntermcnt private. \
MAREE-In this city, on November 20, 1873,
Nellie B., wife of John Maree and daughter
of William H. and Hannah NJ Fuhr in her
2lst year.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from tho residence OF her parents
No oi3 Church street, on Thursday afternoon
December lst, at clock. ntcrmcnt at LON.
hardy Celnetery /
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-29
Fell on Chestnut street.

Milk Inspector Waller McEvilly recoiv.
ed severe fall yesterday while walking
along Chestnut street. An icy pavement
caused him to SIT down without an invita-
ton.
lilo Is not heavy man but he fell on
that payment us if he weighed ton.
Whom ho took stock of his injuries lie dis
covered they consisted Of a broken finger, a
slightly bruised side, torn pant leg and
and ono of his shoes damaged
In his fall he saw more shooting meteOrs
than ho did on Sunday night when the
heavenly bodies moved. Tho Milk Iuspec-
tor will give Chestnut Street q wide berth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-29
Up at Claymont.

4. Melville Worriiow of Northeast Nd,
aud Charles Pryor of Chesapeake City
paid q visit to tho formers parents and
the lat er's fnther-in'law Mr.. Mrs. Mo-
nolas WorrilOw
The Annual harvest homo Of the Atone-
mont NJ. t. Church was hold last week In
the lecture room. A good attendance was
present. The exercises consisted of sing
ing and speaking by various home talent.
Tho vegetables ETC., on hand were sold ut
auction to the highest bldlor.
Mrs Blanche Il. Casey is not improving
in her health but Is on the decline.
Master Willard lianby OF Wilmington
Is spending visit OF several days with
friends
A. $. Ottey completed a few nights nSo
his 10th trip through the Bibo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-29
Itching, burning Skin Discascs-

itching, Turning Skin Discascs-
Relieved in n day. Eczema, Salt Rheum,'
BARRIERS Itch, and all eruptions of tho
skin quickly relieved and speedily cured
by DR.. Agnew's Ointment. 1t will give
Instant comfort in cases Of Itching
Bleeding or Blind Piles, and will cure in
from three 10 six nights. 80 ccnts.-47. i
For salo by z. James Belt Seventh and
Market and N. b. Danforth Second and
Market streets. =
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-29
High Class Harness Horses.

New York, Nov Is. lena n. the fns.-
asi paciEg mare Ia the world was ono Of
She few high.cluss harness horses offered
to-day Oh the sixth day Of w. Is Fasig' j
big sa'u at Madison Square Garden.
She gaiued \ record Of 2.O5l,, in II rnco
against Snnrchilght ut tho Cleveland
Grand Circuit meeting last July. and won
AMIN bor ri sensational races on Western
trnass during the campaign Of 1898 Sho
IL plain looking hay mare, l52 hands
high, BY sidney, 9l9}. "Lt + Helen Bent.
on, by General Benton
5ohu II Shuts WIS he highest bidder
ioB tina champion pacing E.atr, he ownor
o1 Pnrhy!IIe Farm rNy.u- .""UJ for Lena
N. 10 said that he would withdraw II
fson tno 'Grf, ana things he will mate her
with Star Pointer.
Thc pIiNcipal c0nsigmcnts disposed OF
to-day were those Of DR.. }. {, Mccoy,
K'rhwuod Del; :. T.. Bailey, Philadcl-
ph,n Joseph Il! lhaycr, Lexington Ky,
cad II my IcAmuitbnch, " Wheeling, ".
Va
The streets are in a sloppy condition and
tho Snow Is melting and gong away I'M
der he changed Gt'"aai here UGH weather
Il conclusive - sickness
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-29

Tho fright emil "f Harry ], Evcrson' d
hur,u Sunday afternoon endangered the
lives Il sayerai people, Ar. Everson took
bis two children out daring thy afternoon
Tor Il sleigh ',it, THH at Eleventh and King
RtrerI- the hos" frightened and UPSET the
sis'gh bury.ns Mir Ey,rspu ard his chill
Urea IL IL SNOW draft, No ono WAS injured
however
III. horse ran to MARKET street to Soy.
fnth shore it took to tho pavement aud
s'mLst swung the sleigh through the big
b il% winIow ot the : Icl!enbUrg store, and
endangered the I,ves Of Ecdr.trjuus there,
Col !umin>G, tho hoI,e ran dGwn Seventh
street to FrnCA and to tho railroad wAr:o
Ijt was stp!i,ol by the safety gates at the
CrSs,Iu.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-29
IN1MR, VERNON'S
= BEHALF,
Habeas Corpus Proceed
ings to be Argued this
Afternoon.

This Afternoon hatcas corpus proceeding
IN behalf of John Wesley Vernon who has
bean detained ut tho police station since
Saturday to await the result OF Injuries
accidentally in fiicted upon james II. Stcr.
ling, will lie heard by Superior Court,
William S. Hi!es appeared before the
court this morning and had the writ is
sued and made returnnb,e Mt 2. 80 O clock.
Following is the form of the petition:
The petition of John Wesley Vernon Of
tho city OF Wilmington and State of Della
ware respectfully represents:
hat your petitioner is now q prisoner
confined in the common Jail in tho City of
Wilmington and State of Delaware and Is
, irt the custody and confinement Of ohm
T. Dolal Chief OF P,lics of the city of
/ Wilmington and us such keeper Of the said
Jail.
- Yeur petitioner shows that such con fine.
mont is by virtue of IL warrant, copy of
which Is hereto annexed, and your petit
tioners that to tho best OF his Knowledge
he Is not detained by virtue OF any other
process or commitment.
Your petitioner further states that he
Is advise by Counsel and so believes that
his said imprisonment Is illegal in that he
Ia not committed upon any other charge
shan that stated il the said warrant.
That your petitioner is able to give good
and sufficient bail for his appearance at
the hearing on the said charge and upon
any other charge that may DO legally
brought against him that your petitioner
has been refused discharge upon giving
euch sufficient bail Though he mas Offered
to do so.
Nv therefore, your petition prays writ
OF habeas corpus to the end that he may
DO discharged from Gus ody or that he may
be hailed rs to your Honors may Seem
meot and your petitioner will ever pray.
Tho warrant referred TO in tho petition
charges Mr. Vernon with assault with In
tent to commit murder to which he has
pleaded not guilty. Deputy Attorney
General Cooper will conduct this after
Rooms examination for the defense.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-29
Musicals at Newport,

Mr. Hadisy Of NllThnG,urn VIII hnve
charge 0. ne nude AT the !nU..calo to be
glveh ~ the Wb,ngn Christian Temper.
Rnes Union =! Newport, AZ ne home Of
Mrs. J0bI 4. Crnnalun, ou Thursday
ovsntny D,csin ser l. At 4 o'clock Miss
Ma Gsun 81 Washington, Will give sew
erai reoitatiyua Admission 3J cents. Re.
frsshneuts for sAlO.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-29

Az the sale tt COWS OH ths Perkins
fartn Monday D. head slI1. thD highest
prics pod was ~ n ',rscy and Gum
aey guaranteed 70 n.l'in % ibs Of EYt or
pr week so!d Tor $40 There wnl good
anend,Yss 81 buyers censite-.nR VI. coo =
Siilaa " its tesd,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-29

II. T. Sergeant, dealor in coal wood and
Grain, 1913 Maryland ave, Office seventh
and King streets. Dclmatva Phone DID.
Largo Pea Coal for family use.
Large load wood forsl.5).
b T. J.chccks given with cash purchases