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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-24
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ROYAL. BLUE LINE.
LEHsCH VALLEY.

II C0rlndr aui lcsfr0ssc- SfYvrs
Penn. r r Ferries
Time We eN street oer n.lrr, oa' or gs
Sa.iv sunday leaves sunday leaves IS sunday
~ :. 90 Av Local fo- RAsTOS 49,.
.,5t = a. AY For tFf 40. MAG ARA FALLS ana
WEI ana principal local points Paror aud Dini1g Cars ooH
ne ~ * t,.OO Soon BLACK DIAMOND tx
paESS" iiInii0mes train 30 The word Limited % >esuns
ca,lIfg iil~l0 t' " eonlf' is WI" rOSl 9eeF''s
10 Detroit aat Chicago Dining car service carte $780,.
For NlLhFr bAlit, - hAN lVS,
ny 5.OS p. NJ Coal Branches and Intermediate ponA
s,iii 5.I5Pg l. Alf0r MAIf II HUNK.
+.5.iO !. 2OP Locator MATCH dl X.
+.E a l.IOP -. Local EA.ress flr bASlUN.
-55J ~. o. p. For Buffalo sni points West through
Sleeping cars - chicago .ad Ior,no 49,, ropoxro
7J5 ~.OOP ENp-ess for BUFFALO ana lofoN ~
None bg- Sleeping ps-scuser- carried 80 .,..,,, ~
'.ioli fc 3Or 81 FortrHAtA. ROCHESTER, BCFEALO
srl Vest Sleeping Cars 10 Chicago
20 TlAlNFlFID ana BOZ 80 BROOK locals, daily e1eess
- 81 = ~ p. 80 49, - P y
Tcsets AID Pullman sc"omm otations a. s M -. - - a
1854 B-oat sav mon square Wet 2S Columbus Ave, I
Sc Fulton =. Court q dwy anf Annex station. Brookyn
Y T-ansfe- call and check from hotel or
res fence through Destination
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BALTIMORE & OHIO z. r.

scUEDULF II EFFECT MAY Il. 1899.
ron IHE WEST.
Lave New York. south Ferry Whiie All IerminaD snt
foot = Liberty sfrst TIME shown from South Ferry.
Leave Liberty street 5 minutes later.
'psily TkNtept sunday t,lniays
ana 'l2l0 night .
ciN|INNAII ST. LOUIS '955 a. m. 1855 D. m
80 10 night. $1,000. ...
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE - - 'sh fDiner).
- X a m tDirarl tl255 p m (Duen - IS 1Din-rD.
IS r'Royai Limited exclusively Pullman Tran. Nrel.
as tDrer '553 m. tDneD ard 'l2lO night
NORFOLK 10 - o. M
All trains are tlgm mated with - hts n Light
0ri-e.. ii3 l72 2si 49, i2s nraatnly - rni1n 81.
" l2- B-esry 800 ard ii~s Fulton -. Brook.
lyn Whitehall Terminal and Liberty 81 Iasgase checked
from hotel residence % Destination
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Nep l0Tk. Odf0hfF = lSJD
prA~s AND PEAS-The market for marrow and pea
haora s dull and a carler former sid 10 DAY ~
a. 81 generally ana hitter 81 ~ ~ s."
htis Trade a much gueier t4,ers having silr 81
their wants Tor the present Medium IN small s-prly
81 kidney quite firm. owing iiFht
s;ocks but the demand the moment IL not large.
clar@eiv any white kidney California lima had
few ssles al So and Scotch quiet and
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
u n

~ GA-kA.AAxE&S
STATIONS FOOT q wLsT TwEST! THIRD lpSp StHEH'
AND DESBROssES AND CORTLANDI slhTHiS'
~ The leaving time from Desbr"sses .'
CortInndt streets IL i've minutes later shAn
th"t given below for Twenty-third s"e"'
station, except where otherwise noted
100 A. VI. tAsr MAlL.-Lnlte4 10 NO bsnet Paro,
e"is Ne" l0lA % Pttsbalg sleeping Car fttsoAis
ss5 q " FAST s Use i''.i1ls and Cleveland
boo A. VI. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED Pullman com com,
Cars F.. chlrae5 cieyeind. Toledo. Cincinnati. IN
$50 =. u. cHHiicAG6 AND rsu 81 louis EXPRESS
s' rL@uisviis via c!rcinnatD. indianapolis. OhieasH
'-5' p. ". WESTERN ExpREss.-For Chicago. Fol
80 +. VI. sOUTHWEsrERN EXPRESS For PITTS
C,,yeasd Nashville via cincinnaiD D'"''''s'
80 u - IcirC ExPREss e., r''ssaFE . soa
s25 p " o'Tssis r ci.geaca es,o' s sa'a.'ey Is nj
MAL I'D ENPREsS --Purr.en nlne, sling g.,
'''"' Wet daily Except SUNDAY 80 coafh'-'
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
20 s2' o. 1910 esbrosses street 10 10 c'Tti'.t'
l2.5 2io ,Desbro,,,. s-4e. TO- r-,isas Stree, 49,
% a." - w., -r-css nal Ttr.' a. lll,- az Din'ns
i2!9 rst saaday s: 2? 3 70 81 nrrr car, a. N
D.r'ng cars 5 % -'i,.ss cas- ~ Cp.1ins carr, IS,
sorTif;HN RAiLsvAY-r.rrr-.- . %. 80 >. i2io
NoRFoLK AID WESTERN RAlIwAY-Fsr Memphis
ATLANTic COAST LiSB-Essress - a m and sSi
ffHRFs 6p SSI ONO n s Jay
~ 49,. .1ys 80 20 daily.
l!AN ~ CITY 10 g. W. fa}s il'e-nr. s--s
stree 10 m. Cortland street r. ? M. Throufn
and Combine Coach
CAPE MAY 1855 M week days
fo prls On New YORK AMI Long Branch Railroad .rron
Vest T~eniy-thrd rect s'atonl s55 a. ~. i2to.
p and BIO p n SUNDAYS q q o. AZ :. n:
from nesa-o'se s'-ee) . 40 A. No.. 40 $40 ani 3 -
? -. Sundays o. A. g. H.. u iron ,orfiarit
Streeo. 300 - -. -. and 2 10 p. n Sundays.
e45 a. m. 3 - p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6 - nestrosses and Cortland st-ests 2O. rs 7H.
80 So 925 90 3 penna. Lim.teh ~ 10 flesorosses
Stfe"t 1910 Cortianft street iols Dining carr 10 -
D.pins Car II - NJ. Y - 10 O..oro-.es street
carr. I - Dining carr KS tnining carr. I35. so 3.
m y 10 night. Sundays SO - s5i . p. ~
l.mifei) 95j 10 - Dining carr a. m. - - 1aS
tDin-ns Cerl. -. 30 20 Dining Car - Dining
Can. IS; Dining carr - - o. m - 10 nh ht.
Ticket Offices Nos 4si 1876 1854 and POI Broac
way; Actor House. West TWentY-thiri street station;
and stations foot 2 peshrosses and c'rantt Streets
Court street SEQ Fulton street. 90 Broadway ard
Pennsy lvanla Annex station Brooklyn. station Jersey
CITY. The New Ycrk Transfer Company VII can 20
ami check baggage from hotels and residences through
e. destination.
Teiephln Eighteenth Street. Pennsylvania Rail-
road cab Service.
J. 3. HUTCHINSON r WOOD
General Manager General passr Agent
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a. 49, choice - 2oaS2 % Do white kidney 1s'' choice
S2ss turtle soup choice 81 To- % lima california 81 30
issa. las, s. 57isas 90 3D. 40 '''''
sSieI * M week opens without material change
cautiously and he~e ample supplies q grades
, . very small proportion q strictly extra creamery
S.ss but Se b 'lsady telling on such win current ses
ana ne transactions quite irregular ranging from
-. 10y eaee jusi ~ extras down 20 % for fair
ngure only n,ie State darr IN tdav and usegs
stock placed without much difficulty az at.'mt former
Factory lsss t'ameiy sarse AMI vel fus'ained
dfesh' We quote. Creamery. Western extras per y
a es'. % a1s5s g sf2s' do l' ,b.
os,. efe Gamer Jsne sNt'as 22ac g.
dairy ha hrkin tubs fresh finest -. 10 hrsts 2oQ2lc
sac sac aa as. seoni. saies 90 ,hris 10: aii7se
i S1ae aaHy uns etc le1a2lc Western ima-
seeoods is, s SS WSrn seo e9 hI,, le -
l7e d. thirds 70 arsis isqie 90 fresh finest ic'sc,
cHEESE-The market presents very quiei ap-
pearance DAY Mos - ne cheese Que lA arrive
prices remain nominaiiy unchanged. The local
watertown On saturday sales 70, Boxes isrsa st, ~
cable. tds Tor coiofed and SIS 81 white quote
II, l2s.c % s'oi choice l2i.al2isc. Do common 70
thGc 55 ; sso,s S,e fancy fs i2giS DO
cmmon to lar ioaiosc rT lEs .m NH csols 20
81 aioc. a. -rse prime - 81 d. Fair ~ GOD ~
EGGS-Suporlatve qualities Il fresh gathered eggs
axe ana o%si grades dr Which trade IS very aas
Ne qa6te: Jersey and neariv fancy shre her sozen
e. DO average best. 2og2ls. Western ars's loss ~
81 MI 1871 2oc DO per u s'ed per 30 dozen esse
Sc 90 rcfrsera,or hrsts 7c 10 poor to god i2qie.
FRUITS, FRESH Fancy lines y app.es are not over
preset fr sale prices Pears quiet and Kiefers
bids ounces for choice stock choice fresh grares
RI Trt l .
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Total exports last week .............le5s 20 ljt5
Hs@o Ss' ssSsr this THIS Ts'S week i &
Ie,iade,ps.s exports s M wee ,l ,..- i3 S's
n .nir.ai exports this ~eeS.........9 ss -, sm4
T. I Ilye-,a, as rs 1885
T. G 5,e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. g 91 80
7 Hull ...............-............ ISL oos
To Bermuda and west Indies ....... Is
r,,o,, - At r,-,s se57 2402 27o72
totals 10 all ports last week ~ o'l4 0'i'0
QUOTATIONS. FOR BEEN Bs
Medium to- fair ' alse 'sser y $
OXEN ana s,ags NATURALIZATION. 90 30
Cod - prime native steers one year o5g .
sesi iaau3!1g 'sr aSs Ia i't slas9.
ie.es ana :, ior me market ak'gy WIN me IT," sa ~,
ana 10 az sHiieth Demand modereey aeS.s a and
20, higher Iie yarls we're ,iesTs m mn, 10 10 ee
oxen and sass at - i3gs' 3d. ea a oasi I.s ID
beei In lar demand at 7aic per u ar common to ezra
4aye sid y. Earorfan sasmHi' S 's ,dEs da 9 d
is,,.e eaeay a!2ali st,ween saa5ers < son aad
sea~sGzseni x suiloeFseT also 1910 quarters OF 0ee'
P.oa Coz 10 obs se steer r. i e 20 n i, o's or
as a. ;. ~ Ter 200 IT,. - 90 m, n, a. 81 So ~ do
i9S7 n a. s. ~ ,, Kcn7ucy o. las H. a, s. % % d.
i0s7 r, a. s. s5 !. Co., 1913 :, At 81 ~ DO los H.
50 e5 Il 95l ~ 81 49, DO $40 H. at 81 30 20 dry
sherman culver 10 Chicago ,5eeFs 1893 az 3 '''
ii27 y s. 30 =. d. io42 n. a, s. 3d. 10 49, il95 H.
a. - 80 - do ll@, n a. - - d., ~" 10, a ~
% Do i2t n At s ~ her .,s o 2 &. 20 a., s. 3d.
j. o. 1859 s. co. j? o. 1893 T. at az s. sg ,s Ss
NV ~ '''' " '''ss' l''' 3D. 81 S''' '-'''
10 % m c IS s5'sa's s at 4' COW icS n
az 90 a. =, l' , No. at t 81 p 1893 H. A. s. so 20 so
al S o al - a. 20 iis5 a i az Co. se d. 57 r. a.
Il d. - 40 ff.If ~ ~
's , 81 's' a. So s. a5 a. - :, a, ST s. ~ "
ii il Hollis 10 bulls ~ H. at g .. d. e'7. d 4
o. j. 100 H. at IS s. b 2, a. So q, s d. s5 n
a. 81 - d. go r. A. = 40 o. ~ u, \. ga
y. At 81 60. ,soo - -. .,a,. bnu.
d. go =. ar s. 10 o.s.. ea y. at 81 o. DO so
cs s N Is io % .o ' at "a % 'S T.. Is s. g.
SOS n al 50 80. d. $40 H. at s. 80 d. 'oS 3D. AZ
n 81 II 81 's g. r. rs n '1' 81 g. d. . 49, '''
81 COWS. 40 T. at 50 o 3D. - q is 6al. $40 u
MILcH cowsReceils were had No 'radag .,| -
ems e wy a'at se o., s25aS55 per- hcai calves included
.lg r. fr, 5.rs.- ~ yh.h 7ss were - sale Ar SIX
- 81 Aet At ~ l P74'f o2 2I rra.ss eaf
H. ,.-. rera Se1rti camn1n - oh'ce ,eals sol AZ
Sotf' I.f - -1.s ir@-.s vssi1 81 lisc per y
sa.ss rJ y hume ,Io n a. an III = a. 81
g. i3 = A. 50 - 90 -s5 H. ar 900 %, ., s e. ~
fe4 49, -ft N. ar So 90 s''Ss' 49, "
'' ~ ,4' ~ ~ e ,eafs t8- n a. IS % . TO-
1872 n AZ 8, b. d. l5s y ar - ~ 80 No. al ~ 20 -,
srassers and t~i oaiv"s ~. W. a a. -. - e'@' - "
ar >" co. IT, veal i-.-'' ''' g.. 10 ia p, a.
g. Ne'~n y yea Z, 4, 40 i TO +, AZ & ~. : d.
i2l o. S. io. 81 y at 50 fei calves tx ~ az
80 =.
IT n IT nis: n eess ~ r. a.. 80 is d. 1873 ~ a.
= n, 81 Frassers ana fei calves. 2l9 ~ ar - -
n AZ a, '' d" '' ~ S' '''
w. V"s '' 81 ''' 49, $40
~ s.r1e.e. . vcal= 100 - n So 4 Do n
& - - a. l3a n m = ~ do 10 n ~ 50 - 10 &c.
-, - ~. a. a. Oh y AZ s.. rs d. 81 H. ar s. > o.
80 q. a. -d a. fsl n AZ {, so "a fed calves 936
n an So - l. srnsscrs. 30 - at 81 %
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Gftnrslons.

rom Atlantic ports 200 quarters from other ports
a. COO quarters Imports II American corn into Liverpool
from Atlantic ports during the last week. $1,000 quarters
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fsr h.t'A, Hange special Lvenoo. cable. sr, cotton,
txpcrf ~, gong fales 1000 i4.es sr.cYi,fion ana
eess America 11 an. - bales receipts "a go
rssdy W =, e;say partial point advance cosed barely
SSnusry ~ nc net higher December- rsn,,srv ssL
'so'usry. 505ns February March 3 SIS march
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-24
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
CENTRAL R. R. Of NEW JERSEY

Anthracite coal ussf exclusively.
stations ass 70 S, Ne@ F tSrS wfesa l0siy IT,
Leaving time from south Ferry Root whitehall ST. 10
Ave minutes earlier than that given below for Liberty
on ana after oct. 10. 1890.
For Easton. Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk &C.
400. Us $40 A NJ. d2oo 20 Eastonl 40 40.
fs. tS . fn: o . g. y soo Ss'1' 49, '' 10
For Wikes.arre fittson ana scranton. 800 BIO A.
1000. II 30 % ResdngJ 4 u i8o. 40 40 8 90
81 80 70 Rs s'aos o = 81 $50 u So6 % {,
''sN'''s' l. ALL Raj ROUTE.
$50 80 to Rsd sank nix" only sse % < s. dtss;
'lO:l5 to Rel Bank snlyl A. y. 400 p "
For IAkewoei. Toms River. ana Barnesat. '4so $50
A. NJ '''' 40 7 vr \ M sl,rs,, il,.'' a. NJ
For stations h.tS.en Atenme Hs,sn'1 ana East L1ns
anfs only P sp1 nh s 9nl r. -" p
OF Nave-ink $50 81. II ~ a. ". 40 he . p. 81
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR rHlLADELrHL1 lxd sAr5iNoRE AND WASH
w " DAYS lo On 20 l P.9P fT Gs-} ~ y:
1000 di.so' Dining Cara A. " 81, 8% hosai bi 20
a n ; 30. 40 40 Ia 1900 J. ~ suntays' BOD
A " 400 300 =. 81 ,.. -
wfi'es ST. ii5 2sl 49, 90. L. a. - 80, i,ro g
% va W, -, 9 ,, - 5s c.',nfus s New Tork cour:
s. ga so fulton - Bro7slyn o Br af"ay william
burg The New TX Transfer 60 viii cal for aud ehecS
bassase rom hotels or reslaenees % destination.
tFFTT..%% s s3s.s F s.l7 a 4 rs rs 7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-24

1E, s; APMsy ss'v MsyJu2s s
yember- December ass Manchester~Yarns auiet bu,
flour And me MEA IIu7rs was more ,cv. and
Of 5a Se he1 n Was som holders claimed an adye
i sn The mai5et closed with upward tendency
No winter 50 Sass extra Ho nier s e. s Is so ezra r
grade SIS 20 to arrive RYf, F1OI Ro1isf Quoted:
Fair 70 s,S s. S5qsS 90 choice to fancy 50 459S3 Is
81 81 as 70 brand 1AGMEAI,@Fifm1" Quoted Fine
Fi- @i1 >e,Iew ,@ogSl coarse. .ogs2c. FEED
200 n s1qsl7 30 SACKS spot s7as7 Is coarse Winter
SIS 50; c,y feed s7asi7 so homny chop SIS 70 Suis
''1 ne s0s u PIsSa, opeH N FF6 o
local promptly advanced SC which was the rad
a, 1850 against 75'sc saturday's losing rrce The
improvement was somewhat sentimental although me
dicston II better outlook Of matters IN soyib AREA
for THIS country. with Iowa and Nebraska reporting
ported abroad The worlds sspments dSued up
600 bushels last week against $500 coo the previous week
Included in the shipments 400 the United
the WORLDS sbir,nen.s ere the nsxneo,e5l mi, retrns
from Russia The shipments iron, that country being
leA"o against l.64s.0o the previous week H. The
hrmer closing at the best poin, q ne day advance
was done the msrke, Gi2 o vsry nm in sympathy WIN
and for export Quotations q cash wheat D. az at
Northern Duluth 7Ac arrive. 40 2 Northern
Duluth 1880. arrive. No l hard Duluth Sni.c. 20
arrive. The market for opened AG%c higher. and
ruled quite firm better cables which led good
h,vng ~ commission houses and shorts. while
irg lighter offerings this morning in the face Of in
Of OOO bushels in the amount % wheat On
passage worlds shipments q about 10000 bushels
greater than the shipments II week ago. and twice
large as the worlds shipments az for ne
corresponding week. The fact that cables L, so
higher however. alarmed the shorts IN connection VIII
Indications that movement IN the West liable
fan OF A time when the absorption = SUD-
piles is at rs height The publication II the visible
surpy statement showing a. 0e 90 bushels decrease
u $50 bushels week caused renewed strength
and the market finally = &c above the closing
hasis ~ SATURDAY IN tone. scarcity q ocean
tonnage nterferei business In cash sales 4
which reached only 90 600 bushels including 10000
bushels outports oil for export We quote NJ
corn 4oc elevator 4o'zc delivered also exc over
Chicago December & o b.. and private terms. Dif-
terences + o. b. anoat for export, 9i.c Tor No.
srot srd To- for No white and also for No vel
low over Chicago December ..... oATS-The market
f8r oats was very Nrm. beng helped by little rise IN
futures at chicago and the nrrnness IN and wheat
There local activity however and sales re- he'd
only 20 600 bushels No. 2 closed 2si5c. " 3
oats 2Sc 81 white. 3os.c. NJ. white. SOC track
mixed 2sia r3oc. track. white. 3o135c ". ? White.
clips 3lisc .... RYE Market dull No Western 81 &C.
- b. afoat. " Western. exc Z n. 3. af'at. 20
arrive state rye G2963c 2 New-York car lots.--..
BUCKwHEAT GRAIN-Market quiet; quoed Soc. C. E.
y ~
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Steamboats,

STEAMBOATS,
THE NEW ROUTE
TO NEW HAVEN, PROVIDENCE
AND BOSTON.
NEW HAVEN LINE.
NARRAGANSETT BAY LINE.
Steamers daily sundays excepted from Pier 25 East
River Tor NEw HAVEN At p " and u Midnight. for
Providence M :. r. .
don Hartford and Springfield and az Providence Tor
BOSTON and all points cas-.
BOSTON & NEW ENGLAND POINTS.
VIA SOUND LINES.
FALL RIVER Line via Nc~p.r' and Fsn River
Fsn8ays a. 500 P NJ Steamers PRISCILLA and PURI-
TAN Orchestra on each.
Providence LINE. via Proyiience-Leaye Pier IA.
y r foot n Murray ST. "eck1afs only, az 300 = VI.
Steamers Rhode Island and Pilgrim.
sTONINGTON LINE. via s,on.rgton-leave Pier 90.
Steamers MAINE and SEW HAMPSHIRE.
NORWICH LINE. via NeW L0ndon-Leave Pier 81.
y r. Tor = Suing - weekdays only. AZ 80 = y.
Steamers CITY OF LOWELL and CITY OF WORCES-
TER
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-08

The dredging of the Chrlsiaua will be
the means Of retaining considerable
narsh land. The New York Dredging
Company, which has the contract for
dredging the Christlana river, IL about TO
make arrangements to I'll In the lard of
the Brnndywne Marsh Company, which
extends from tho mouth of tho Brandy
wine to the works Of Tho jackson and
Sharp Company, along the north bank OF
the Christiana river. When the land Is
niied in By the pn,npinRs from the bottom
OF tho Christlana river many acres of
ground will have been reclaimed, and a lot
OF low, marshy and unhealthy ground will
have disappeared.
George w. Bush and W. II. Cburchman
representing The Braudywine Marsh Com.
pnny, last night applied 10 the Street and
Sewer Department for permission TO build
bank or lcvee nsong SEVENTH street, where
1t borders on The marsh that Is to bo filed.
The bank is to be- built to keep tho pump
ings OF tho dredging machines from spread.
Ing over large area SO that one part of
mo Dig marsh can he reclaimed. The
street and Sewer Department directors
will inspect the place whcrc it Is desired
to iuil! the bank. and If 1t docs not inter.
'cre with travel on Seventh street, he de-
sired permission VIII In all probability DO
granted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-08
COL0RED I
RIOTERS.
They Hold Chattanooga at
Their Mercy and De.
stroy Property.

Chattanooga, Tenn, March s.-The
Eighth Immune Regiment (colored).
" hich was mustered out at Camp Thomas
yesterday, practically held this town a!l
day.
Armed deputies and police are now sta
toned upon every corner. Tho windows
in many down down barrooms have been
broken and furniture smashed.
d The most serious occurrence was the
fatal wounding OF W. W. Harkins, super
intenlent Of tho Nashville. Chattanooga
and ST. Louis Railway.
As tho west bound Nashville train
pulled out in the afternoon the platform
was filed with drunken soldiers. shooting
into tho crowds standing near by.
The soldiers put up whisky bottles on
the platform Of tho passenger stations and
made targets OF them. Several women
wero hit In this way.
At the bar rooms in town the worst riot.
ing occurred. Crowds OF drunken negroes
shot through tho windows and doors and
into crowds Of persons standing on the
streets. Several citizens were injured.
Fourty.two arrests have been made. A
crowd Of twenty or more soldiers are
guarded By provost gnhrl of regulars
An entire company Of the Sixthteenth
Uni:c cd States Infantry Is here to protect
property. The greatest excitement pro.
walls but 1t is believed that the presence OF
these soldiers who came in last night will
prevent further serious trouble.
A telegram has been sent to Bridgeport,
Ala, to stop tho train on which the ne
gfoes responsible for tho shooting Of Har-
kins are.
An effort to return the trainload to this
CITY will be made.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-08
POITICAti,::..:.:..'
NOTES.

| The MoVey investigation which begur
ON Tuesday evening, ut Dover before tie
m"mbers OF tho Senate bids fair to ond IL
farce. Does any one think Tor one min.
ute that Barney is going to be condelnu sd
by the Democratic party after the political
work hs has been credited with doing for
thatpar;y In the city OF Wilmington as
well as In the Stale. Ho has the States
Attorneys office backing him aud his in
terest 10 being looked after with zeal by
that department.
State detectives are not considered an gels
ard their record for efficient work will
weigh greatly In their favor no matter
what else may turn up to show thar the
detective Is not the proper man personally
for the position. 1t Is deeds not words
that count with the Democratic party
Iherei Is oneshing certain and that Is that
detective Barney McVsy will bo con, pie. O.
" white washed and In all probability he
confirmed. There Is no doubt but that
the Investigation will impair the future
usefulness Of Detective Money, but that
iacs Will cut little or any figure with the
members Of tho Senate.
1t Is oven said that Senator ], Frank
Alice has undergone change of heart in
regard to the confirmation Of the dersc-
tive. Queer what strange things happen
In politics 1t takes small straws to show
which way tho wind Is blowing. Barney
has his friends as well as those who don't
like his political methods as u state officer
during election times. He surely has no
favors coming to him from the Republic
can members Of the Legislature.
Much speculation is now being INDUCED
In BY the public Nc to who will be the now
Police Commissioner to succeed John w,
Lawson. Judge William c. Spruance has
tho appointing OF that ofiicia! aud 1t de-
ponds In great part how far the police
force Will DO reorganized by the now Com.
missioner, and his Republican colleague.
William n. Pyle. The police force is
very Important branch OF the city goysrn-
ment and great deal often depends how
the force Is used during election times on
the result OF tho election A Republican
p3iico iorce means great deal politically
Tor no future success Of tho Republican
party in tho city &C Wilmington.
But u Observation-Disclosures means even
more for the success of tho party and fu-
ture growth OF Delaware. Delaware needs
expansion Ideas and every induoement
possible held out to new industries to To-
cate in tho State. Laws should DO passed
at Dover that would be the means Of at.
tracing business to our State instead Of
tho proposed laws to drive away largo cor
porations by taxing them TO death as has
been proposed by bill now In the hands
Of the mon at Dover who hold tho future
prosperity Of Delaware in their hands,
Uuder Republican supremacy tho ma
Jority OF our citizens who voted for a
change expect it.
Those whom the gods wish to destroy
they first mako mad" Is this tho game
tho Republican party Of Delaware arc now
playing with tho peopleg II so they will
surely reap the results they are seeking.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-08
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