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| An act relating TO the organization
and stocks and bonds of Che United
States Envelope Company.
| An act TO amend the charter of the
| Public Works Company
| At act to incorporate the Ticonic
| Foot Bridge Company.
| An act granting William S. Hopkins
| the right 30 establish and mair..airl a
| ferry between North Haven ard Virll-
| haven.
FINALLY PASSED.
Resolve in aid Of the Temporary
Home for Women and Children at
Deering.
Resolve in favor of road in Jerus-
alem Plantation.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
Special assignment: Resolve in
favor or the Home for Friendless Boys
in Deeiing.
move that the resolve be indefinitely
postponed and l wish to say q few
words in support of this motion. I
beg the indulgence of the House while
correct statement of facts which
was made 10 the House. yesterday. II
understand the gentleman from Au-
gusta CMr. Manley) correctly, he stat
ed that the institution for which he
voted in favor, yesterday, had received
state aid for 20 years. and sometimes
mad had appropriations of $500 Der
year. l have looked the matter IN:
and commencing with 1878. when there
was an appropriation OF 5000 for the
st. Elizabeth's Orphans Home in Port
land-from that time down to the pres
ent time l find nowhere a larger ap-
preparation than $500 a year. until the
one we made. yesterday which was
$looO a year-a slight rise Of $50 per
cert. But that Is inconsiderable. The
generous temper in which the House
found itself. yesterday, does not mind a
trifie like that. If it had been q 1000
per cent rise perhaps 1t would have
gone just as well.
A few days age we passed to be en-
crossed. and this morning to be enact
ca. a resolve in favor OF the institu-
ton in Deering which enlisted my
sympathy. slight as it is, to the extent
that | withdrew all opposition to it;
and | say that there Is no man who
would say to the unfortunate women
this institution cares for in heartier
manner than myself, Neither do
condemn YOU Go in peace and sin no
more" The remarkable unanimitv
with which the resolve of yesterday
passed. is to be accounted for larreiv.
think, upon the Difference to the SEN
timent that We would err in favor or a
minority church rather than aeainst r..
ard confess that the feeling has. a
good deal of influence on my own mind.
But we have made our vows to the
Catholic fraternity Of the State. and T
think row we should consider calmly
and deliberately the subject before us
1t is new Calm upon the charity OF
the state, 1T has never before receiy-
"a 2 donation from the State think:
ard 1t IS an example to show how the
ching grows from year to year in In
creased appropriations and in fncreas-
cd numbers. Qstensibly. and have no
doubt really, it cares for or provides
homes for friendless boys in Deering,
or Greater Portland. Now l take the
liberty to call attention to the numer-
Gus coins Of the charities and semi
ch@;'i.ies Of that city. In addition to
these We have made there is the Gem
Continued ON rage ~
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that same be referred to the next Leg
islature.
Pending acceptance Mr. Melcller of
Portland. offered House amendment
a to the report which was adopted
and the report as amended was ac-
cepted and sent to the Senate.
Mr. Sanborn from the committee on
legal affairs, reported ought to pass on
bill an act to amend chapters PIT and
2lS. of the Public Laws of 1885, entitled
AN act to amend section 43, of chap
ter 10, of the revised statutes. relating
to insolvent debtors"
Mr.. Beal from the committee on
financial affairs, reported ought to pass
on bill an act to authorize and en-
power the city of Bangor. to raise
money by loan or otherwise for NUM-
cipal purposes.
Mr. Rowell from the committee on
ways and bridges. reported leave to
Withdraw on petition of Willis Leigh
ton and others that the State appro-
pirate $500 per year for two years to be
expended on the roads and bridges in
the town of Whiting.
Mr.. Macfarlane from the committee
VII iiSucf dHIr SSdIfit, IepOTttI
leave to withdraw on petition of Will
liam Nj. Shaw and others that they be
allowed to take and transport for sale
white perch from the st. Croix river
its lakes and tributaries during the
months of July and August.
Same gentleman from same commit
tee, reported same on petition of
George Bisbee and others that changes
in the laws pertaining to the catching
or killing of landlocked salmon or trout;
also Il change in close time on deer.
Mr.. Wood from the committee on
shore fisheries on petition of l.. ID.
Snow and others of Brunswick. to
abolish all laws relating to clans. re-
ported leave to withdraw as legislation
is Independent.
Mr.. Prince from the committee on
pensions. reported leave to withdraw
on petition of Wyer Greene and others
that the Goth amendment to the consti-
tuition relating to manufacture and
sale of intoxicating liquors be repealed
Mr.. Deering from the committee on
banks and banking. reported ought to
pass on bill an act to incorporate the
Bath Trust Company.
Mr. Bridham from the committee on
ways and bridges, on petition. reported
in new draft resolve in aid of repairing
the bridge across the Narraguagus
river in the town of Milbridge.
Mr.. Daigle from the same commit
tee. reported ought to pass in new
draft under same title, resolve in favor
of building a bridge across the Fish
river in the town of Fort Kent, Aroos-
took county.
Mr.. Woodbridge from the committee
on public buildings, on order. reported
resolve providing for an Office for the
department of inland fisheries and
game in the State House, with state
nlent Of facts.
Mr. Daering from the York county
delegation. on bill an act relating to
the salary of the county commissioners
Of York county. reported ought to pass
in new draft bill an act establishing
the salaries of the county commission
ers and the salary of the county treas
urer for the county of York.
Mr.. Chase from the committee on le-
gal affairs. reported leave to withdraw
on petition of the selectmen of the
town of Burnham and others, that an
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act be passed legalizing all doings of
the town of Burnham.
Mr. Morey from same committee, re-
ported same on petition of Arthur F.
I.bbey and others for Incorporation of
Fort Fairfield Water Company.
Same gentleman from same commit
tee. reported ought not to pass on bill
an act to incorporate the Fort Fairfield
Water Company.
Mr. Purinton from the committee on
agriculture, on bill an act to regulate
the sale and analysis of food. reported
that same be referred to next Legisla-
ture.
The reports We're accepted and sent
to the Senate.
READ AND ASSIGNED.
Bill an act to incorporate the Ripley
Water Company of Andover, Maine.
Bill an act to authorize the record of
contracts for the sale of land.
Was tabled pending first reading, on
motion of Mr.. Virgin of Portland.
Bill an act additional to chapter 1856.
of the Private and Special Laws of 1893.
relating 10 the Rumford Falls Light
and Water Company.
motion Of Mr.. Virgin of Portland.
Resolve in favor of Westbrook semi
nary.
Bill an act to authorize registers of
probate to receive petitions in vaca-
tion. ana the judge of probate 10 order
notice thereon in vacation.
Bill an act to repeal Chapter Ill of
the Private and Special Laws of 1872,
entitled IAN act authorizing the city
of Gardiner 20 raise money for the
maintenance of a public library"
Bill an act to increase the salary of
the register of probate in and for the
county of ArOostook.
Bill an act to increase the salary of
the judge of probate in and for the
county of Aroostook.
Bill an act to set off certain lands
from Oxford Village Corporation.
Bill an act entitled An act to amend,
Section ~ to of Chapter 2S5 of the
Public Laws Of 1897. regarding taking
of smelts in tide waters"
PASSED TO BE ENGROssED.
Bill an act to incorporate the Wilson
Stream Dam Company.
;;Sill an act to amend Chapter go of
the Private and Special Laws of 1854,
as amended by Chapter 673 OF the Pri-
waite and Special Laws of 1871, entitled
IAN act TO prevent INSTRUCTIONS in the
Narraguagus river"
o8ill an act to incorporate the Messa-
lonskee Water Power Company.
PASSED TO he ENACTED.
An act to amend charter of city Of
Hallowell.
An act to amend Chapter 80 of the
Public Laws of fSMs7. relating to the
burial expenses of honorably discharg
cd soldiers and sailors of Maine.
An act to increase the salary Of the
county attorney of Piscataquis county. /
An act to increase the salary of the
Judge of probate for the county Of Pc
An act to annex Franklin Plaptation /
in che county of Oxford to the towns
OF Rumford and Peru.
An act authorizing the Lewiston |
Trust and Safe Deposit Company to
establish a branch at Lisbon.
An act to extend and amend the |
charters of the Penobscot Boom Cor
and Of the Penobscot Lumber
ing Association
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HOUSE..
Friday, Feb. II, 1899.

Friday, FeD. II, lo'''
PRAYER Inv Rev. Mr.. Gibson of Au-
susta. -
papers from the Senate disposed Oh
in concurrence.
The following Senate bills ana re-
solves were read and assigned
Resolve in favor of the Maine insane
hospital
Bin an act to amend Chapter 493. on
the Private and Special Laws Oh 1880
relating to the Penobscot tribe OF IN
dams.
Reeo,vo i, favor of the Maine Eye
and Far Iniirmary.
On motion Of Mr.. Field of Oakland,
this resolve was laid on the table peno-
ang first reading.
Resolve providing for the presersa-
ton of the regimental rolls In the aoJu-
tara generals office.
This resolve comes from the SENATE
amended by Senate amendment -.
The House adopted Senate amenoheh,
A and passed the resolve as amenoeo
In be engrossed in concurrence.
The following bills. petitions, etc.
were presented and referred. mateers
of a private nature being introduced
under suspension of rules limiting tne
same to Feb. /:
JUDICIARY.
by Mr.. Deering of Saco-Bill an act
providing for the appointment OF one
recorder of the municipal court OF the
city Of Saco
by Mr.. Powers of Fort Fa1ralel0-
i'ill an act additional to and amenda-
tory Of Chapter 12S of the Revised
statutes relating to tramps.
~ LEGAL AFFAIRS.
ny Mr.. McFaul of Machias-Remon
sttAncc OF H. L. GOoch and others
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Eczema

Mr.. II. T. Shobe, 27o4 Lucas Ave-,
A.. Louis, Mo-, says: my daugh,,
80 ma Eczema, which covered
her head and spread to her face:
Che was treated by physicians and
t.ken 10 celebrated health springs,
but only grew worse. Many patent
medicines were taken, but without
resuit. until We decided to try
q A dozen bottles cured her
cc ?. n and left her skin per-
sect}v smooth. Not . sign OF the
$500 fnI disease has ever returned
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sainst appointment of State highway

W.. sPIdtt or observation-disclosures
iaIfcc u -. VI Iushman and 1S others
~ MoiltVllle against the creation of the
once % state road commission
isethonstrance OF G. s. Adams and II
ot!lers OF South Montville against same
"Reminiscences of L. Wentworth and
eisHs olhefs OF Montville against same.
by AIR. Hassell of Sebec-Remon-
.''ahce or ). T. Din and 10 Others of
Aoocit against same.
Rehonstranca OF Sylvester Low and
40 DINERS of Atkinson against same.
Remonstrdnce of c. H. Ga'tchell and
IL others of Jackson against same.
Remonstrance of ). II. Sanborn and
81 otners or South Dover against same.
Hy Mr.. Woodbridge of Newcastle
Remonstrance of c. II. Morris and p
others OF Limestone against same.
by Mr.. Spratt of Palermo-Remon-
strance OF +. w. Wofthlng ana IL others
OF Palermo against same.
Ivy Mr.. Woodbridge OF Newcastle
i.eh'liohstfahce OF J. ,. McDavld ana
~ others OF Perry against same.
By Br. Spratt of observation-disclosures
STRANGE of II. l.. Pinkham and 81 others
al Palermo against same.
Ky Mr.. Nickerson of Swanville--Re-
monstrance of d. w. Billings and Is
others of Swanvi!!e against same.
Remonstrance OF A. L. Walker and
is others of Swanvillc against same.
By MI Bird OF itemon-
STRANGE OF A. A. Danvers and IA others
Of south Paris against same.
RemonStrance of w. T.. Hill and 10
others of Moscow against same.
Remorstrance of ID. S. Moore and is
Tners OF Moscow against same
by Mr.. Weed of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
STRANGE Of j. G. f. Bagley and II others
of Caribou against same.
Remonstrance of A. A. Smith and Is
others of Mlllvale against same.
Renonslrance of V. T.. Wilder and
II others of Washburn against same
Reconnaissance of l.. ID. Hobbs and II
ntlerS of Caribou against same.
Remonstrance of w. b. Day and 81
others of Pressure Isle against same.
Reconnaissance Of Il. q. Tilley OF Cas-
tie Hill and IS others against same
by Mr.. Goss of Stonington--Remon-
STRANGE of +. c. Laing and II others
Of Blue Hill against same.
BY Mr.. Bryant of knox-Remon-
STRANGE of j. II. Vose and 10 others of
Knox against same
BY Mr.. Purinton of Woolwich-Re-
monstrance of +. w. Mallett and "a
others of Stockton against same.
Remonstrance of c. f. Dinslow and
10 Others of Richmond against same.
BY Mr.. Fitz of Durham-Remon-
sjbrance of w. s. Halfway of East Au-
burn against same.
Ry Mr.. Gordon of Raadfield-Re-
,nonstrance of G.. S. Perkins and Al
others of Vassalboro against same.
nv Mr.. Berry of observation-disclosures
STRANGE of w. r. Cummings and nine
others Of Albany against same.
Nv Mr. SnofYord Of New Sharon-Re-
monstrance of George F. Durham and
~ n. hers Of Rowdoinham against same.
pemonstrance of Arthur c. Macom-
her and u others of North Jaw against
same
pe,,onstrenca of A + Rutterfie,d
.nd "a ,,t+ers of Earminpton against
same.
paro,nstra,ca Of p p Parsons and
O, at,,an, ~ Eost WiI,on AGAINST same
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II. Blood

,c-:..,. sreciflc) il the only cure for
!owns srd ali other obstinate blood
tczens valuable books mailed free
=, a,' swift Specific Company. Atlanta. Ga
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MAINE LEGISLATURE.
READ AND ASSIGNED.

each year and report by bill or other
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YALUBBLg DOG KILLED

COLLIE BELONGING TO WILLIAM
II. FENNccK RUN OVER BY THE
DELAWARE TRUCK
The ,n!uabce collie dog. Nellie" be-
longing to William II. Psnnoek. No
100 French STREET. was Killed by being
iun over by the Delaware Truck whJe
to the alarm from bI,x No
10 Tuesday afternoon.
The antma9 has beep accustomed tc
following the comgany to fires, ane
ran between 1Sfe horses and the truol
wheels 9pA WAS cut in two. Drive
EyanS(leeis very badly over the affair
as. TNeilie" was great pet, and wa.
kept in Mr.. Pennoegrs stable OF
French street above Sixth, WHARF, tn,
horse OF the Delaware FIRE Company
recently inpred il a collision, was
treated. Mr.. Evans is not to blam,
in the least, as had II been a
man the resuN would have been the
same, as the horses could not be stop
ped in time to avoid accident Nj
Pennoek valued the dog at $50
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DIED.

BROWN.-dn this city, on December
81, 1898, John s. Brown, aged "a
years.
EASTBURN.- On lst month, b 1899
David Eastburn, in his SSfh year.
EWING.-On January 2, 1893, Gather
inc Ewing, aged so years.
GAREl4--ln this city, ON December 81,
Elizabeth C., wife Of Henry ]. Garel,
aged 81 years.
HORHSK.-In This city, On January 1,
1893, James HOrisk.
IlANE.-In Philadelphia, on January
., 1899, Sarah j., widow of the late
Thomas J. Lane, aged 40 years.
LANG.-On January ?, 999, James
Lang, aged 81 years, son of William
H. and the late Betty Lang.
M'GINNIS.- January 3, 1899, Will
liam Roy, son Of John r. and Mary
l.. McGinnis, in his 4th year.
MUI.DOON. this Gty, on Sunday
night, January /, 1890, Charles Null
doom, aged 80 years.
NuEDERNiAaER.- -Ou January I. 1899
Lena May. infant daughter Of George
IT. and Elizabeth Niederma.or, aged
months
RdCE.-At Chester, Pm. on January ,
1899, John " Rice in his 6sth year
SCHUIlTZ.-On January 4, 1899, Will
liam II. Schultz, in the 9ith year of
his age
SUidlNAN.-ln this city, on Decem-
ber 81, 1898, Maria, widow of the late
William Su'liven, in her 6ith year.
WAIEH.-ln this city. on January >
I. 1893, Margaret Walsh.
WdAi4EN-At New Castle. Del, on
January >, 1899 Patrick Whalen.
WiGGLESWORTH.- this city. on
December 81, 1898, John H. Wiggles.
worth.
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You can cave money now at Gle.
lands.
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seneitiveness which disliked to inflict
pain. And It wse exactly because OF
his dislike to inhiet palm that Mar
wood conceived a more expeditions
method oG legally killing a man, a
method which was submitted to, ana,
accepted by. The English Government
Perhaps S me such kindly and SYM
pathetic interest abided with Mr.. Gra-
ham, when engaged in the discharge
Of his higher, his loftier, his more in
tellectual duties.
Mr.. Graham viii carry with him into
his retirement fro'm office the hearty
good feeling OF the people; not the
mere evanegfent sentiment that is af-
fected by, every passing or adverse
breeze, but feeling having for its
sum and sslbstance thlt which is gen
uire and wivnout alloy. The good
work done by Mr. Graham, as District
Attorney, for nearly twenty Seam-
and who can estimate the arduous.
complex and muiyitudinous details OF
that work? the unimpeathab,e rec
-ord Of his officAl career: the official
and seasDnable word spoken here and
there: The kindly and still official ac.
tiOn performed many time and oft;
the utter absence of all that grandiose
pomposity cf manner usually discern
ible n the small potato "man Of OF.
hce:" the omntprosent Glesterfie,dian
potton5es cg Charming personality:
in short, a man who has won golden
opinions from all SORTS of men"-why,
all these attrbules cannot surely be
dwamed. dlssipated and made to stand
for naught Wy any recent vltuperatlvt
and untenaB,e criticisml The city OF
s largely indebted to Mr..
Graham for the uniform, just and
swift administration Of the business OF
the Office OF District Attorney, an in
debtednecs that can never be cancelled
by the mere past payment OF the fxea
emolument OF that office. There are
certain obligations in ife which can.
not be paid in the current coin Of the
realm, Phfhde.phia's obligation tc
Mr. George S. Graham is exactly one
Of them. The public knows not only
this, bus als1 that there is ever in the
world Of each and every city
a painful sterility Of such men as Mr..
Graham. Krowlng an thie-snd cast
ing aside az ether and foreign cons:d-
considerations inim.cal TO the
real issue-we believe that the rerdict
accorded BY the peop.e to Mr.. Georg,
$. Graham W.T. be THE sound and sober
verdict bern OF that sense of justice,
always more CT lecs inherent and resi-
dent in the people. a verdict to which |
but comparatively few public or official
men Of tO-dhy win be able to lodge
egitimhte c.aim, namely "Well done.
good and faithful servant"
Lest we forget" we would state that
Mr.. Graham carries with him into his
retirement from the office OF District
Attorney the royal approval of the
Philadelphia Bench: the scareely less
royal appreciation Of the Philadelphia
Bar, and the sincere, hear,re.t desire
of the great body publie of Philadelphia
that he viii live for many years tc
grace and ad5rn the high profession OF
which he is SO distinguished an orna-
ment; and that. when the froses OF
years shall have circ.ed his
brow, he MAY be found to have in his
possession those welcome accompani- |
ments OF an honored Old age, such as
'love, honor, Obedience, troops OF |
friends. ERNEST ISTTT. !
Philadelphia, january 3, 1899
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ANUS MBNTS
"CIIATTANOOGA.g

Chattanooga" Is the title OF the new
war play which will be exploited ful
the first time in this city at the Grand
Opera House on Friday and Saturday
evenings. The STORY of the play Chat
tanooga" is taken from an ACTUAL oc-
currence in the war of the rebellion, and
the incident occurs two days before thi
battle of Lookout Mountain, and the
chief feature of the piece hinges on tn,
incident of getting a dispatch through
the Confederate lines to General Hook
er The love Interest in the play hinges
on the cotlrtship of two nephews of a
rich o'd Southern planteE, each one
striving for supremacy in the girls ar
fiction.
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HoWs THIsq

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward
Tor any case OF Catarrh that can not be
cured by Hairs Catarrh Cure
f. ]. CHENEY g. Co. Props. Toledo. q
We the undersigned. have known Il I
Cheney for the last Is years. and believe
hime perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able 10 carry
out any obligations made by their firm
WEST q TRUAX, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo, o.
WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo Ohio
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system Price 55c
per bottle Sold by all Drusgizts. Testi-
r1cntats free
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Sack Hun drcds of
them, S. to $40,
Suits for in Mixed Chev-
lots andWorsteds.
Business 20 per cent. off of
all of them but
the S. kind. Fine, heavy, neat
All-worsted Suits, at $l5, SIS
aud $50, 10 per cent. off. Heavy
Blue Serge Suits, double
breasted Coat Suits, $40, $l2,
Sl5 and SIS, 10 per cent. off.
Young mems styles. Black
Cheviot Suits, s. 10 $l5, heavy,
warm aad serviceable. 10 per
cent. off all of them but the So
kinds, and the $40 and $12
Suits of our own make which
we have just made up to fill in
sizes. SOme good values IN
reduced Trousers.
Closed evenings at 6, except
Saturdays.
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oTIIE ideals -

Iheatre-goers ANA the friends of that
attraction, John a. Himmeleln's com
rany. THE ideals" wtl learn with
pleasure cf their approaching engage
ment. They Will be here all next
week, al the Opera House. opening
Monday night with one of their most
successful plays, Eagles Nest" All
the old favorites, Miss Beatrice Earle.
May Prindle and Chester DeVonde. in
Guiding Howson's twentieth century
band and orchestra, are retained.
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cATAMouNr KILLED

The eatamount which hes been o.
exhibition at the Phoenix Fire Com.
pany's h-use for some time was killed
Yesterday The animal became sick a
few days ago and suffered greatly. Il
WIS presented TO the company by Dr..
Morgan
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
The Equitable
Guarantee and
Trust Company,
Ninth and Market Streets,
WILMINGTON. DE-
WILMINGTON. DE-.

The business of this company is not
limited TO inc estates of deceased per-
sons or thOse under disabilities.
Many persons of means have found il
profitable to entrust the care Of their
properties to it's management.
lt accepts as agent the care Of SO
curities and reinvcsts as may be neces.
eary, with ths approval CT the owner,
holding Itself responsible for the safe
keeping OF same and mailing its check
with statement each quarter for the in
come.
Corresponding" aud CO. S"l
ta,iou $ ,licrt d.
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Pianos $50 and SiOO. Ludwig & Co.
5l5 Shipley street Red Mems Hall.
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MIss HIIINnAN,s Gc0n moRK

MISS JCsie B. Hillman, who is as
slsting Rev. w. y. Sharp with the re-
viyal at Wesleg R e Church has been
very sIcccgrful since her stay here
Persors are nightly converted at the
church, and one was converted at the
parsonage on Tuesdav afternoon.
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no JURY DRAWN

DOVER BANK CASES MAY BE IN
DEFINITELY POSTPoNED-CO
CoNVENES NEXT TUESDAY.
AS yet no jury has been drawn for
the January term Of The United states
District Court. which begins next
Tuesday, and from present indications
the Dover hank cases will be post.
poned beyond thSt date. which may
mean indefinitely.
District Attorney Lewis c. vande
gr'ft has as yet received no intAruc-
tions from the Department OF Justice
at Waehington with regard TO the dis
position cf the case against United
States Senator Rlchard r. Kenney.
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TEACHERS EXAMTNATTON

An examination for first grade, sec.
ond grade, and provisional certificates
Will be held at school building No. 1,
Fifth and French etreets. Wilmington
saturday January T. 1899
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
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Butter Eggs, Poultry and Oysters
Wholesale and retail n. w. Cor. Sew
enth and King. j. NJ. MulroOney.