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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-01-04
East i';;;; 81; West
The surveyors chain made it the
shortest transcontinental route,

| The surveyors chain made it the
shortest transcontinental route.
1t is the most modern in equipment.
1t Is the heaviest rallied line.
1t has Rock Ballast Roadbed.
| t eros es no Sand Deserta.
1t was built without land grant or
Government aid.
! 1t II noted for the courtesy of its en-
! ployces.
| 1t is the only line serving meals on the
la Carte plan.
| Through the grandest scenery in
America by daylight.
Attractive tours during season of nav
| igation on Great Lakes via Duluth, in
connection with Magnificent Passen-
ger steamers Northwest and Northlant
| For maps, tickets and full informa-
ton call on or address or o. r.. & n.
! agents, or
C. G. DIXON, Gen. Agent.
Jalnison Block, corner Riverside and
Mill SITS, Spokane. Wash.
f. J. Whitney, G. p. r. A., st. Paul
Minnesota.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-01-04
Houses for Sale.

Large modern house. Lot Iooxsoo on
Main street. Also ~ story house east
of Normal, lot 100 feet front. Inquire of
James E. Babb. Lewiston Nation Bank
building.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-01-04

f. j. Whitney, G. p. +. A., St Paul
Minnesota.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-17
BUSINESS TROUBIES.
Joseph AEostini Faiis-Hop. Responsible
Failure Follows "A DEATH

Joseph Agosuni general commission mcr.
chant at % Broad street has made an sssign-
ment 70 Augustus F. Giilender lawyer. Of Mas
sau street, without preference Mr. Aros,ipi
has been in the export and import trade with
well IN INC trade, and a year ago reported him
sell TO he worth over $500 900 BradSireei,
reports state that he came "a this city from Curn-
Goa, was educated here, and began business here
In 1868 hiling orders for friends and relatives
In turocoa, who consigned skins 20 him lie
worked into Venezuelan business In MAY
1888, he took up q part Of the trade oi NJ Eche.
Nerrlh q Co. III NuChtan Mr. AEostnI WAS a
director In the Leather Manufacturers Bank
ana inc Madison Square Garden Company and
trustee oil the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Com.
pany Hegave out yesterday tbe following state.
ment
Tho failure Is due TO The continuing low nhc.
OF hops during the past few years aud An ,IniIsu.
ally small crop Of hops in the present wear on
INC form OF one Of my largest debtors, which
cau5cs, comhhed' hay" prevented him from pay
ing the amounls advanced by M. and made il,
lmposeipie ioI me 70 meet obligations Of my own
now maturing and about TO mhture shortly
do explained that he had kent advancing
money year after year for growing hons Al Coon.
Srstown n. Y: He could give no details az TO lila
nepinues and assets until the books had been
had anything 10 do with the assignment lie said
nothing, whatever Tho amount of his nd ynnces
70 o., Sooperstown account is reported 10 be about
Ferdinand p Rohlfs, surviving par,n., q, 7.
bindewald % 20, iohbers In wooicns, n,47i Broad
xayt made an assisnmrnt Yesterday TO James
dissolved by the death Of Mr. Dlndewald, which
occurred on Monday Mr. Lynch said that ths
uAoahuos are $SO,0OO and the assets Sl4 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-17

Cotton prices moved within comparatively narrow
limits for the pressure from the short interest has
been greatly reduced. and the buying power for
rise has seemingly for the moment. spent ts force.
Then, too. the increase on the 10 'eipts at some
points. and the decline In Liverpool. which sull
rise. rather inclined to proceed . little more
cautiously for tho time being, especially a. the
market Is already very heavily Tong" Outof.town
liquidation therefore, sent prcoS down time.
though tho open ny was higher ring OF shorts
and buying for long account mainly BY the general
public. And the closing prices were also slightly
higher for the receipts not liner. asng At be rate
predicted BY the believers in = big crop. Price.
Mccormick Co., estimate 1t at only $3.50 900
bales and tbs undertonc IL undoubt, dly Arm. The
bull side Is atill the popular side.
CoFfEr.-Rio on the spot was hrm At aA.o- for No.
q. Sales OF 900 bags SayRnilla and 100 Maracaibo
Futures advanced IL points. clo sing steady, with
sales OF 1+.bon bags. nAvre advanced y to VI. and
Hamburg Hpfe American warehouse deliveries
l2.bit bags; Rio receipts, $4,000 bags. No other
brazilian cables. Prices a. follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-17
Live Stock Market.

THuRspAI. Nov. 10. 1890.
Receipts Of beeves were l.Oys head, including "a
direct for sisughterers and ~ for the market.
Very little trading. Feeling weak. About s cArs
OF rough stun changed hands. common and mediu m
COWS selling at o. s0es2,s6 per 100 Ms. Dressed
Cables quoted American cattle firm at ii = q i8o
per b,. dressed weight: refrigerator beef ut Io&o
or ID. No exports to-day; none tomorrow
Receipts OF calves were 1Ya head. Including 10
direct; and there were da2 on sale counting the
stale stock Market very dull and yeals ,bc lower
About 2Is cslys. unsold. common to prime ,vesis
Mt Ssl2fSSS.25; little calves at S3.bosS4 90;
yearlngs and gra.sers at o.. oO0s3Oo City dressed
veals weak at s8l2c. per n.
Receipt. of sheep and lambs were 8.724
head, including 8 dire 20 tlAughtsrcrs and 2aL
for the market: and. with the stale stock, there
Mrre se:ars on sais Very fow buyers. and trade
lin ted ~ decline lo9lbc, on shC ep and maine
on lambs. Thirty cars we're held over. Common to
prime sheep sold At 81 .B2ats per 100 bs.: com.
mon to prime lambs Mt fSU2haI.lh' few tons at
so. 2beh.3S. No Canadian lambs Chan I'd hands to.
day. Dressed mutton slow at 4h97c. per h.:
Receipts OF hogs were 4,7a7 head, and there
were nearly cars on sale Dull and lower at So 20
asa 80 per 100 ms.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-17

reports - 10 the -four trade st the North rest bed
hA.t Indian crop reports and indications that there
VIII be no great increase in the visible" this week
The Duluth stocks may decrease 900 bush against
an increase last week OF 216o Liverpool sdvanced
Nd, November in Paris 10 centmes and Antwerp
IAN confines; yet March and June In Paris fell
confines and Berlin mark. Foreign houses did
not buy freely they are waiting to whether this
country will maintain the advance. Shorts the
largest buyers. The crop report OF the 'incinnau
Minneapolis will increase about 1.oOo,oOo this
Braditrorl and the export trade leaves much 10 be
desired The speculation too, fell on to Its former
insignificant proportions; Yet the tone is rather
stubborn Corn advanced slightly with wheat Be-
sidee liverpool advanced u 70 He The interior
marketing however, shows slight increase. Clear
snces continue large. Oats were nrmer and receipts
are decreasing at the West while there was some ex-
port trade to encourage holders.
FLOUR Quiet but steadier tone. Sales. $4,000
bbls. Receipts were 1927 bbls and 1874
sacks exports 7.74s bbls and g. 81 sacks. Winter
in bbls.i Supernne, s2.368s2.46i No. extra, $3.50
1t2.6S clears. So 1oes3. 26 straights 50 8o0s840:
patents, s85o9s3.76. Spring In bbls.; Clears.
s2p6es8.1o; straigbts. s3.850ss.bo patents. g. 10
oe8.so. Buekwheat -four. o.. 350s2. tOi grain, d29
o3c.. c. l. T. New York. Rye -four. ts.3oes3,b 3D.
CorTor.-Spot cotton was quiet and unchanged.
ssles Of t28 bales for spinning. There was
decline Of no. In Mobile, Wilmington and
Baltimore and l.1sc at Norfolk. New Orleans
sold 1850 and Memphis 2.46O bales. Liverpool
declined 2 TO points, spot prices were unchanged
there With sales Of 5000. Tho movement to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-17
To the Holders of Bonds md Stock Of tho
ksnsas City, PittsburE q Gulf Railroad

To the Holders of bonds and Stock Of tn,
Kansas City, PittsburE q Gulf Railroad
Company
The undersiR ned COMMITTEES announcer. that pu-.
suant 70 the powers conferred upon Il ~ the arre.
pent or roedjurtnent under which depnsit, ha,.
alrady been made with lite depostaries and a. ths
wsuIt or an agreement with the Reorvani,ston
COMMITTEES OF which Mr.. william r Harrity /. Chat,
man, known As tho "PhilAdeluh A Com mite. % :,
has altered and modified the heretofore ado,,.s
~ It, and com nitted the execution Of Tho nisn As "a
altered and modified to said Phla ielphia Coz tte,
MED with and can he obtained from the central d..
positary Of this Committee The Mercantile Trns,
COMPANY OF New York, and the Amsterdam.rbs
BAIL. OF Amsterdam. Holland. both OF which com.
ysnis, Vii nov act A depositaies OF the Phils-
III. undersigned have accepted said altered and
modirst plan In respect ~ all pad securtie. con.
roued by them ind yiduslly. and unanimously rec.
ommend that all holder " any securities Of Anv q,
the companies included IN this generalization AZ Ali
promptly deposit them su bect to the mod ned plan
vith the depositartos Of the Philadelphia Committee
All securities nov on deposit with The MerrAntil,
Trust Dom any and the Arnsterdamsrhe Psnt
viii be cons d-ref ~ asserting to said altered Ard
cept TO snch extent a. deuositnra ,rciss their
option - withdraw their securities on and within
two week: after December @, 1899. on paying Their
pro rata rhAre Of the expenses Of the undersigned
ment under which IL IL acting. The undersigned
solved. van ~ ~
ERNST THALNANN. cAai-nan
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
EDWARD y. HARTMAN.
GEORGE coPPEiI.
v. Z. GIN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-17

There vas no pressure to sell coffee in view Of the
higher European cables and 1t took only moderate
amount OF buying 10 lift pri e. about 10 points.
MErus.-Copper stronger. with London f1 los.
don The closing spot prics ,S.rs va. fias los.
epeiter lower. Iron dull. Lead steady. New
York prices were follow; Copper. lake. spot
1I.oo9l7.2b; eiectrolytc. 1as7tai7: casting.
10 s7h9iI; pig tin. spot, 21.26e2716; tin plates
tab; pig lead, 46O8462A; spelter, SPOT .bO9A .sO
iron, No. X Northern, s22ss2S; No, 2 X Northern.
s2ies22; pig iron warrants, No. :. 81 6ossi0
NAVAL sroREs-Spirits OF turpent.ne. 62Sps53o.
Common TO good strained resin, u. 8o9Si 81.
PRovnIoSs-PorksvAs dull at tsasp.7b for meas
lard hsre 6.27Ec. and duh Continent b.ooc. Hogs.
6%9d<c Tallow. 4sse. Butter best 2sc. Best
eggs. $50. for Western and 23tt22< for state and
PcnnsylyaniA Cheese. l2SHi2tc. for small and
l2G@l2Hc. for large Sept
CHIcAoo. Nov. l6.-Provisions werc slightly higher
early With grain. The Investment demand was
rather light and most Of the buying was to cover
The hog market was &C. lower.
suaAR.-Rehned. quiet and unchanged. Raw
steady and unchanged
CHICAGO. Nov. lo.-These were to-dAy's prices,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-17
Court Cal~n dars This Day.

Nos "a. 81. 81. ss. 80. 1871. So. T. TO- SO. g. "a.
supreme Court-spsciAl Teru,--PArt I-Motion
calendar called d. a. lo;so NJ Part II-ET.psrto
ll67. li5s. 1852. lldo. llb2 Preferred Causes
Nos. &iso. 4I9is tloS. Aioa 4ioa: Part "
sIi?. ssos. $685., s421, s5Ia, 1906. $3.50, ss oi
S S S:s:. .4 Ss t.! s
Snnnishsd; Cases from Part ". Part vII-Clear.
Prsicrfsd csusss~Nos 1881, ' S25s. ssts q a7s5
Ssss Sss aosG se1 s7 Part MI
i ss S'i' sifs $685. 1882 st sI.:
$ss fsas ss sss 5 $50 31t dG s7r s sis$
P P.r, E.a, "%sn,. S.se, from Par. ~,
Part vI-cissr1 from PART ILL., IRON pars VIII H.
Gaze unanished inquest-No, 1888 psy calendar
1877 ess1 cess eeS si,7 "e $40 Sci 1891 iss,
s sI sso5. Gsta; 2oii. PAST 6las. 6iIs. esSs.
s52s. Part vii Case shed"csses from 0i Psr
VII. Part IN-clear.CAaes from Part VII Part
cisarNcasea from Part VIZ PART xI re ai In
nnished-cases from Part II;
called AZ 1880 4. M.-For probste-Wiiis OF Frsder
J ifh E sHsns Gs2 pas VGSeT George Soaring
2; Morris Il IL TTiai TsSasNo i4ss, viii Mlr u
viii OF Louisa ii, Msmmier at 1880 4. H. i 1909
. 90 1 hry Rd aSsE at ioso No sis
M-Motions-Trial Term-Part i,-ciear"Nos. i9a H.
ST. s iS.a a,s
s s7t lsss ietS ist dsts
1888 Ile9. 1888, 1854. 1I2y. 1851 0os, sac IIt
Isss sss +s s:o VI 1919 iss. isas is1s. ist7.
Part sSs, 1906 1855. 1852 1882 1914 is9s,
Issd iss2 iss7 pos7 J.ls itas Itas 1875.
ss ssSs s:s :s: iii: ssss S.s: Ss;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-17
New orlsnns's Water Famine Partly Al.
layed.

NEW ORLEANS, la, Nov. 10 The water FAM
inc here Is somewhat relieved TODAY so far "a
the asylums and other charitable institutions
are CONCERNED by the co6peraton OF the Water
WWorks Somna and the Fire Department The
Manter WORKS Company opened the FIRE Mugs
nnd we flre Department. lent the use oi sen
sfal OF the eng nes which pumped river wat.r
into cistsrns, thus filling them ""'''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-17
Country Property To Let or For so,o

Surprising results are often realized in de.
parting from we'll beaten paths. Bear this in
properties are really desirable, among rWr
SUNS readers may be found n purchaser by
yonr making known through the advertising
ADJ. WIG "a'"h'aRes' -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-17
100 ana Over Bid for City ,-Y..

Ninsteen bids were received for the -, 7e5-
600 worth OF 3k per cent. city bond. for which
proposals. were opened yesterday. Farsop.
Leach d Co.. offered S5,O55. $3.50 for the en-.
tire lot which appeared to be the best hid
being over 1O6 r. L. Day hid par for $4,000.
oOO. and premiums Of .032 and ,4s2 for similar
Kuhn. Loeb Co hid from iO6 IS 10 i08b7
I9r ~ i@b n90 n lots Of S50DOOO. and from
Si,a 20 i0o w IN ota OF $3.50 900. and l05 81
pany bld lB u for 81 ,oo0OO0. and j, ii DIV
Phant PA lO5 ri anu lU57B for $500 900 The
DIS VIII be tahulated The financial officers re
the financial strinRency. ." Wv" VI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-17
financial.


pay n the s,o zane 10, r.: $4,000 oos
Co. at the rate Of sSh for each share re- Of
the present stock OF said company -. ssea., Al.
bond. Of the Por Ia A. Con- at The
rate Of $500 Of said comm on stock for
each 81, 900 of existing bonds .......... sl7 noc
. T9 provide vide f9r the the .cgpistion Of the
Dock company at the rate OF 500 for
each share Of said stock. .............. IIsI "a.
basnoe'' '''''"''...'.................. 4as.7oo
Total issue. ............ "......... $50. 900 900
voting Trust In confirm. ave year. to bette,
anc.tes viii bo issued Tor the prser lr s sSs
'Mss.r.. John ". Gatas, Vim. Ed.nbo,,.
H H,srmnn sieISksn. J2hn Lambert. Loui;
shi ley have been requested and have consented
70 T sssy mn a. such oh, I Trust ,,
new ,tosi. which shall not be made BY psrticpstns
S vi. ,dsd ol ana s s
To- sps snssn IN P.n sna which be-
. The hold rs OF the various securities above man.
doned may become parties to the Reorgani,a''on
Tff5FE y ESSRESMs ,a s5rs ssr 1906
Of the following depositaries OF this Committee
e,o,ldent tte a Trust Company ............, Phna
Hs,cscti,. Tr,., sanh Nes York
nmrcanhe uMst Company. New York
SsIonor, soc, Icmpaw. Chicago.
comme", S,ses,so a. a., lsndSn.
smsterdamsehe Trustee ksn,oor. Amsterdam.
Amstefdamsche Bank ... - Amste,ds,n
for which negotiable certificates Of deposit in ths
usual form will be issued, " Wv
No deposit Of securities will be received
the COMMITTEE may impose.
,bonds and stocks already deposited with
ether OF the depositsries above named under .bs,
OF the plans heretofore published viii he
~ assentinc 10 the above altered and modified Ian
and will be held subject thnrcto unless depo,tor,
exercise their option 20 raw same at any tim.
bctween December 9Th and December 10th Ispa
Doth inclusive: on paying their pro share ~ IN.
expenses Of the Committee with which they hsy.
uepohteu the same. pursuant To the agreeuient
unher which they were 40 deposited.
IL Intended b. list upon the stock Exchange In.
ceruncstes issued by the New York and Phiia-
delphA depo-itaries ~ soon as practicable The
propo. ed plan has been prepared by the Commit
Tee with the approval and cooperation NJ hpdsrs ~
large amounts OF the securities affected thereby ana
pa received he assent and indorsement Of the New
fort Committee ~ will be by their a. nouno,-
mont published herewith
Dated Philadelphia November :. 1899.
WILLIAM r HARRITY. cAatrma~.
HERMAN sIELCKEN,
SAMUEL X. sHIPLEY,
WINTHROP sMiTH,
WILLIAM EDENBORN,
JOHN v. LouGHN iSr'' sssr.s-,
LATHROP. MORROW, FOX 4 MooRr-
III Wet SiEh Street. Kons1i CStv, No.
PAM. CALHOUN a GIENNoS Roo.,-.
Bvf ding Chicago.
READ PETIT, No sss ca,,tr.s s,-..s
Philadelphia,
Counsel for Reorganization Committee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-17
sURTAoE CAR BRAKES TESTED
Railroad Commission Is E1perimept,,n nm
Lsnox Avenue.

Lsnox Avenue.
The STATE Railroad Commission made sew
erai vests OF street railway brakes yesterday
on the METROPOLITAN Comnany's tracks in
Lono1 avenue. Those who witnessed the tests
were Railroad Commissioner Baker. Charles
h. Barnes. electrical expert Of IN.
commission. and ,orsn Root. representing
President II. II. yreeland OF the M,tropoIlton
Street Railway Company. An mir brrte in.
vented by a Philadelphian and the yogeI hand
brake were tested. -'' "'"u
When the State Railroad Commission mn.
nopnced that 1t would make test OF the
various brakes nifty applications were Te
celved; Twenty-three wero accepted AZ hay
Ing points OF merit, Fifteen have bee n seated
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-17

THURSDAY, Nov. 1,


The announcement OF the Secretary Of the
Treasury that he 10 prepared TO disburss APP
pro1 i'm tely $28, 1900. 600 for tho redemption Of
Government bonds was complete surprise TO
Wall street. The most that the financial com
munity had hoped for was that tho Treasury
Department would increase its deposits In
national banke by intercepting internal
revenue receipts on their way into the
various sub-treasuries. But as money
has been working easier since the
beginning Of the week. practically every one In
Wall street had ceased to expect the Govern
ment to take action relative to the monetary
situation. 1t Is well known that some Of the
most influential bankers have boon Emporium
ing the Secretary Of the Treasury to come to
the relief OF borrowers. but according TO all
accounts he has given them very little en-
couragement. The considerations that finally
Influenced him TO release Government FUNDS
have not yet been made public
The action OF the stock market confirmed the
prevailing belief that the country wants 70 In
dulge in speculation and has been held In
check entirely by the close condition Of the
market. There was an active demand for
stocks for both accounts all day. The action
Of the Treasury was 40 generally UNEXPECTED
that IL certainly had not been discounted In the
smallest degree.
The short interest was taken - . manifest
disadvantage, still the buying to cover short
contracts was not more eager than the pur-
chases for a rise
The trading was active throug hout and we'll
distributed. Southern Pacific and Union Pa
cIfic common were the leaders in the railway
list. with Atchison Issues, @. B. and
Quincy and the local traction stocks good
seconds. In tho Industrial group Sugar
Refining was most conspicuous. The
heavy dealings IN It at rapidly advancing
prices revived reports OF an impending settle-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-17
GLIDING gold reserve sasI .a2a. 1872 1921. 1885, 1855

Money in London, 81 per cent. Rates OF
disconnt IN, open market for short and three
England minimum rate Of discount chan ged
A. per cent; The proportion OF it's reserve to
liabilities T. II 90 per cent. against AZ 80 last
weekly statement OF the bank shows the fol-
lowing changes from the previous account:
decreased $4,000. bullion decreased $40.
ida other" securities INCREASED fss4, 900,
deposits increased fl.779.OO0. notes reserved
decreased f512, 900. Government securities
decreased 1000 Paris advicss quote per
on London. 25 iranes 25 confines The weekly
statement OF the Bank OF France shows the
following changes: Notes In circulation in
creased S,525.OO0 francs. Treasury accounts
current increased Edo II 55O. 900 francs, gold on
Increased So. 325, 900 francs, silver on hand in
creased $50, 900 francs. "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-17

Augusta shipped to-day Lap bales; Memphis.
$3.50: 81. Louis. 1854, and Houston, II. $50, In
New Orleans futures closed at 7.o4 for January and
.os for March. a rtse Of q to points. New York
futures closed TO POINTS higher, with estimated
sales OF 2bO. 600 bales a. follous,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-17

Oats were In better demand, partly for export and
nrmor. Sales OF 10000 bush, including 80, 900
mixed for export No mixed, in elevator, asS
sOlc. Futures higher in Chicago. Corn was steady
here with fair inquiry. Sales OF $50 QUO BUSH in
GLIDING $4,000 at tho outports No. O. in elevator
8sae.; do. ec over Chicago, Dec. 4. o. b. yellow
At SeHo In store. Futures advanced Nc. with sales
OF 1000 bush. as follows;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-17
cfinxnrtxI
MODIFIED PLAN OF REORGANIZATION
AND ITS TERMINAL COMPANIES.

To tho holders OF The Bonds and Stocks
of tho -
Kansas City. Pittsbure q Gulf y. =. Go.
Kansas City, Suburban belt Z. ". 20.
Consolidated Terminal =. y. 20.
Union Termin al II. u. 90.
Kansas City a Indepsndence Air Line
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-26
CARD BASKET.

The marriage of Miss Fogg of Salem, N.
j. to Professor H. A. Norris, principal
OF Friends School, will take place on
Thursday. :
Miss Blanche Brown Is spending ten
days with her sister In New iork. /
DE George Paulman. of BALTIMORE. 10
tho guest Of William e. Paulman, OF this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Hazlett, of Norfolk,
Va, are spending the Christmas holidays
with relatives in this CITY.
Mr.. James Crossley, Of Washington, d.
G. spent Christm as in this city.
Miss Florence ]. Smith left the CITY on
Saturday to spend tho Christmas holidays
IN Washington, D. G.
Harry Stanton returned from Elkton.
last evening.
Miss Harriet A Bolen Of Elkton is yis-
Ting relatives here.
Edward Moore of Oswego is spending
the holidays iu this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Mark A. Colo OF Dover,
spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. Amo,
Cole In this city.
Harry Dale has returned from New
York.
Miss Ida Kitson is visiting friends at
Lansdowne, Pa.
Miss L hsl Collins has returned from
"a visit to fiisnds in Salisbury, Md.
Miss Maude Smith Is visiting friends in
Philadelphia during the holiday.
John Il. Taylor, sheriff of New Castle
county, will bo u candidate for delegate to
tho National Convention.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-26
Resolutions OF Respect.

"Thc Lord giveth, and the Lord
taketh away Once again that
grim avengcr Death has invaded
our ranks and taken away our be-
loved brother and associate, Will
liam II. Adele; therefore be it
Resolved. BY Branch No. 1o1.
N. A. l.. c.. in special session con-
vened on the 10th day of December.
1890. that this association loses a
brother. who was always active
and Jealous in the performance of
his duties as letter carrier. dc.
voted to the welfare and comfort of
his fellow carriers and ever ready
to contribute to thcirp pleasure, with
an outpouring Of a social, pleasant
and entertaining nature, with
which he was endowed.
Resolved. That this association
extend their heartfelt sympathy to
the family of our deceased brother,
at this their hour of sad afiliction.
Resolved, That these resolutions
be spread upon the minutes of
Branch No. lol. n. b. l.. c. and
appear in the next issue of the
Postal Record.
Harry c. Mclean,
John +. SylvanuS,
Edward $. Goslin.
Committee.
Levi l.. Wilcox. Pres.
Chas. M. Schl. Scc'v.