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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14
Tie ,ase 81 the az hts ., tue steamer


he cNse Of the az nts o. the steamer
Caroudslst, uH'er seizure by the upitad
States at Nav Yorz for violating the ne1-
,rality law IN -nlppiug munitions OF war
INTENDED to be used II the rebellion in
progress in Rayti, is f1sd FOR hearing to-
day.
The directors OF the Nav York, New
Haven j. Hartford railroad met in New
Haven, Connecticut, on Saturday, ana
decided to aushorizs the construction OF
new fire proof trausier boat. to thke the
plsce o. the Maryland, recentiy destroyed
by lire.
The exports OF specie last week
amounted TO SAT- 1876 OF which S35l 500
was in gold and sl2i 9S5 silver. o, this
$3.50 in gold ami $l21,5 in silver
Vent TO Europe and the rest vent to
Sonth America. Imports Of spscin for the
week, $ls5 s02, OF which $i7S GIG was
in gold, and 81 1853 silver,
IL a communication TO the state de-
pertinent, Minister DENLY states that the
nuuber Of American citizsps now resid.
ing 10 ;he Chinese empire IL 1922 or
this number 6GG afs missionaries, 20 sea.
fAGar4 Is in tho Gaines customs serv. ca
aud % follow mercantile pursuits. Tbs
ocCupat Ions Of 345 are uaclassifUd.
Ihs totsl amount OF bonds purchased
to dats by ihs Sserstas of the Iieasury
pbdHr the circulnr o. APRIL lTth II
@ll5 G!2, 800, Of which s5i 5JG ei) 7sera
par cents and $6t2l5 go are 4 Der
uentl. rha cost Of these hunds was
+ s!3i $50 1879, OF which 500 Ot0 sf7 was
ps,d fus toe per cents an5 sGJ, 5z2 2Sa
gguE l4t3 ftr Ina 4 NOR pElfs
A acknowledgement TO tu. q sud Bow
no iyc-s.orV double tenement Oh Ess,e.
stree, New TorF, vas discovered early
Sunday morning. Bundles OF rags sa
ufe.ed With Aegosene had bsen used also
segerni pcurds OF Punpcw5er. Forth
nF'Ply the powder hgd rot been reanh ec
YhGg ,ha haLlag we're discovered aud CT
au2ui ned. Jhe antho. G the plot art
IT. motive aTa unknown.
On Saturday 10 fac farms in Rerk
comfy PEI, were sold by the shsr.ff
Dpf.ny tho present winter tbs sheriff hli
sold aoue ~ other large farms tesiGe
the farm tDck o. 90 other farmers, all o
wl.1m have failed. This condition D
tLhgs IS tassa ai an indication Tho
'arnang no lunger pays as foemeriy, e.
, siC.iiar ste.s OF sffRi;s N is stated, exi L
in otHes counties IN that section OF tn
state.
The ipdshtsapess Of Djeckmann, Il,
sbsedad,ne member OF Sac st. Loui
Lns.ch2n!a' exchange, is oonuarstivel
small 70 TIE members, AID his total ii
: 3s;sedness in Chicago viii mol excse,
: rs 900. His total Gsfslcatioa approx
mates 5206 900 and tbs great buk Of
; is from the inheri;ggos of se7au hei,
, Conc Ct then hia Wife,, whose estate b
Administered, As the ntrthsrs OF the Chi
t dren wroDged by DieckmEnn were hi
+. chief bondsmsu, tasir loss will DO total Q
D ! osaIlS 80.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

BALTIMORE, Feb ~ The Baltimore
Cotton Daok manufacturers Who are the
largest il the country ara un1erstood 20
havs entered into an Gsreement fli main.
tanning prices IN q profitable basis, 1ho
terms Of the agreement are 70 30 into
effect ia March. Quo Of tho lhfga cotton
duck makers s2ys thas the arrangement
is not in any way trust, but that The
operators nave DISCUSSED plans of asgocia-
tiun fer their mutual blrett Five OF
the big milling companies ME pamed as
connected with the project. Aa undet-
standing had existed batwosn the eo!son
duck operators until ahou. seven months
ago when it fell thrcugh,and lover prioas
ensued Nov tho promise il that hestey
figures will he asked and maintained.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

ErO NCtnitrS % "iblir Wary. -
Company EtaTG II tiyeIy HON. -


TIrO Members ~ ''sblir Wary. -
Company EtugG n iiYGIy EzYn.y-
WUuu.
CHICAGO Feb. i9 =. az ililnigbs last
night IN The Comms,ni4i o,ai a aDurlo.
ton was created by IA. pisrcirg screams
OF a womsn. 10 aras gestar to arriYs
Gu the scare fund ia4n beating q
woman. They proved to be wa lam Il.
Doton kceiic eiust Tor Mary Anderson
and wife kaoEu on tie stage as Miss Clara
Russell also ot tae same company and
plays the part o. sSlt I'd I.lyn End
FIRST Dancer"
The proprietor o. Tia hotel eielled
Dorau from th9 hotel, Ga N ~ R1ssai!
went to her Fnom. I. Isayped ihet sbe
ess IN Enshh gin, oa4 f,st come 10
t!As country With fatG-y Irving several
sears ego. ~ had met D1faD H. New
Hosk. They had EroKn TO like each
o'her. She returned to England. md
they did not sea eech otnsc anti. Tie
organiz ton Of Miss Ardersuu's present
company, Taeir Old agtr htnctt revived
and 10 Boston thsce gcal" pgo tagy 8,rt
secretly married. D3saa, she aid. VIA
| iEsarely isNluus ~ Der.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

make it nearly certain that tue mex. Con-
Rress will award the Fifth district seat to
the contestant.
Ssn,tnr.elect Mcmillan Of Michigan,
visited Pres don !. sleot Harrison Lass Fri.
dag at tho laster's invitation. nc Milan
returned homa on Saturday, and waI
soon after closated with General Alger.
it was believed in D atroit that "the talk
hetgeen General Harris II and Mcmillan
had resulted in the offer OF the position
OF Secretary OF War to Alter."
Two more unsucossstul ballots for
United States senator were taken Mon
osy ~ tins West Virginia legislature.
Col. Lamont said Monday night that the
position he would occupy after the 4th
OF staTch was that OF president of the
AysHue O Railroad Company of New
| York City.
The United States Senate Monday con.
firmed Colonel Joseph q. breckenridge
TO bs inspecto. general; Sydney L.
Wilson, OF New York, TO be pension
agaut in Washington.
| The senate OF New Jersey, Monday,
after heat, d debate, passed the bill leg
iglGt,pg out OF cflice Charles W. Fuller,
OF Hudson county, superintendent of
public Instruction, and placing the ap-
pointment in the hands OF the governor.
1t is claimed that Fdller WIS elected by o
dioker and q deal, and that the office
should riShtfully be filled at present by a
Democrat. Fuller is Republican, and
was elected by Democratic state board
OF education.
The Japanese Minister of Washington
Monday received tsiegram frou the
minister Of foreign affairs, OF Japan,
saying that the constitution OF the EN-
| pire was proclaimed by The emperor in
person amid great enthusiasm. Mr..
Mutau communicated the telegram to
Secretary Bayard, saying that he was con-
tdent that the n9ws would be OF interest
10 him, ard that the government and
people Of Japan could be assured of the
hearty sympathy and best wishes OF the
Government and people Of the United
States in this great epoch in japanese
history. Secretary Rayard, in acsnowl.
edpiug the receipt Of the Telegram, con.
graduated MIR. hutsu upon the psOclama.
ton of the constitution, and assured him
OF tbe continued friendship Of the United
States.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

FAs RooE4wAY, l.. l.. Fop. 1.-THE
Wave Urstt HoSsl. cue of the largest
hotels here, Owned by Sirs. RIOS .nna
elary OF New YORK, hut occupied up
70 Tire time OF the Are by ex.Asssm-
blynsD l.dward A. Dauegh, who yag
to have given up possession al
noon to-day, he taing The former
owner, was destroyed by FIRE
together with all its contents at 3 a. IN.
MIR DansRh and his felnily esenued by
jamoing IN their nisht-olothiug from the
second story windows, II vas tbres-
s'oiiad frame building, and had aocona
mods,ions for 100 guests. Loss sl5, 900:
insurance, 50 0U0. An overheased tue il
said to ha7e canned tine fire.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14
qHE PENINSULA.

seine.hauliuR on the U per ChoptanR
has begun.-D0ssr iadtr,
Fresh shad and herring made their ap-
pearanoe in our market last week.
| Laurel Gdsstts.
Counterfeit 81 hilla ore, itissaid, being
cirsulated in this State. They may DO
detected by the fact thai the signature q
Treasurer James " Hyatt runs over the
red seal. --Dover india.
The other day while /, J Marker was
away from home Edward Kemp shppeu
OF to FELTON, and married his l3,yesrs-
old daughter, who had not yet laid aside
her short dress. --Re,tOa Progress.
North East, Cacil county, Nd, has An
\ establishment for the removal OF the tin
from the sheet iron IN serap tin. man
! named McDeyitt is tho discoyerer OF the
secret which will result in saving mucn
money to many people.
The levy court broke their cauous slate
on Thursday by beating their misplinon
hundred candidate fer collector. just
why they shuuld lit down 80 hard upon
one OF tLeir members and defeat can
Gus nominee, does not appear. lis
| Democracy wss unquestioned, and the
| rights OF tue district as expressed through
f, their member Of the court were entirely
ignored. --StSle Sentinel.
A few years $50 the people ct the capt
tel esked the Legislature 10 appropriate
q generous SUN for tie purpose Of erect
ing on the green something symbolic OF
| The town, or even or the Legislature it
self. Suggestions wero asked, and one
was giyec by witty Scott Way, then editor
Of the Mtddletown Transcript, who
thought that q cast iron jaokass, rampant,
would ill tho bill W. beg leave to re-
peat the suggestion. Milford NetcS.
The new firm OF L. Il. Jones Co.,
machinists and workers Ia iron generally
7 havs purchased ground aud will erect
new machine shops close TO tie railroad
depot The buildings to be erected will
be eommodious, and tue business will be
carried on in larger degree than hereto
fora. We learn that the town council
passed resolution 10 exon pt them from
water and town tax for the term Of ton
yosrs. II this in6ucement were extended
q little, We would soon have other indus.
tries settling among rs that would be
beneficial to the town. - DelaDaredn.
SslbyTille Is TO have large canning
establishment conducted by tine Wyoming
Canning Company which has contracted
for go Acres Of tomatoes. Peaches and
berries will also be canned in large guam
titles, aud The COMPANY will manufacture
CABS for is own uss and for cther can
mug establishments. Mn0Aba & Hollo-
way of Belly giiIe, are furnishing the llm-
bt Tor the uompsny's buildings. Tue
canning hoUso viii be 80 by 80 Fest, and
The houss Yhere ,ke eapA. are 20 30 made
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

A prospectus iosned by local real
estate syndicate !Iaring lots along the
delaware, making the following PROMISES
I'VE propose to ngui sand f-om Jersey to
scatter upon the beach; to import salt to
SPRINKLE ia the river nesr the shore to
make it briny aud to employ a side.
wheel steamer to lay in front OF our town
at anchor with her machinery in full
action, during the sumulhr months to stir
mp the water and cause surt on the
shore. Bathing will then be absolutely
perfect"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

S. IL. Hancock OF New Church, Va,
was "pinehedn cut Of $3.50 by some
green goods" men in Jersey City few
DAYS ago. A man giving the name Of P.
] Bntlar conducted tie transAsioDs, of.
IeriDg al, 200 of the queer" money fer
$500, which was paid bio. Hancock in.
stead OF receiving the money, had palmed
on on hin Rag OF sat but!er had
been writing letters TO him since list
April and directing him TO ADDRESS bis
answers to 253 Washington street, jersey
CITY. lie did 10. Finsllv Bntier invited
him 10 meet him in Philadelphia at
Broad street station on the r nnsylvania
railroad. fla wsLt there aud Ba'ier took
Inn out driving and showed Him scroe
GGoi money. Finally no gave Butler
$500 ia cash for variety ot tue Kills He
/ aaw them packed in box he said, and
saw tire hoS expresfed to his home pt
Na~ Church When he cot home and
opened tho bcz he found little bag OF
gtIF
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14
a HOT TIME FOR 4 TRAMP.

He Hnsuited a Woman, Killed Two
Bull Dogs and Has n Posse After
Him.
CHEYENNE, W, t.. Feb. "a tramp called
at the residence OF Sam Brown Last night. He
was refused assistance and knowing Brown
was absent he insulted his daughter. Mrs.
Brown left the house quietly and loosened
Browns two feroclous bull dogs.
They made at the tramp but the man was
full OF fight and succeeded In killing both
animals with club. During the melee,
the wife and daughter had locked and
barred the doors. The tramp. unsuccessful
in the attempt TO enter the house, SET fire
to 1t and the adjoining residence.
B'own appeared at this luncturs. put out
the flames In his kitchen. and armtpR him.
sAlf started after the tramp enllsting a
posse. The tramp will be lynchsd when
caught.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

Portland, ME Feb li-oae of iha
worst storms OF the winter or tte Maine
ooost is new raging. Vessels IA the outer
harbor ars unable to &c. in, The i'm.
mensa snow storms on The Grand Trurk
lave Gtallsd between 100 anil 200 oar
loh6a Of freight bound n thi4 city and in
consequence sre English stesmera have
nothiug % load wtta. They all have to
Fsil Fridly, anyhow, to taks the Cana
dian mails from Halifax and tbs enow
raeaas the loss Of thousands of dollars to
them.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

GnANT CITY, No, Feb, IA arel al
shot range took place here saturday
night between k1llo Waltoq, Young
dtspsrado 9 81, anu City Marshal j q,
BtldtidHe. Walton hst threatened 10 kill
the msrsbsl, and when The lat n met lin
in nartoom they opered fite simultane.
ously. Walton was gillsd and D. a
Martin, bystander, was SHOT 30 seriously
in the arm that 1T had to be amputated.
The marshal was net injured.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

BurLEG, No Fab. ILL. u. Mann
shot John Heosley and then attempted
suicide in the western portion OF the
county Saturday. Both were paving
eonrt t1 daughter Of Il, P. Nick II ana
Mann was made Jealous by seeing her in
company With Hensley at q school exhi.
bltion Wh9n the exercises were over
no called young Hen4leS FROM the crowd
ana shot him. Toe ball lodge in a chgok
boob be had in his pocket. Maon In.
stsntlv turned the pistol upon himself
ard irsd two shots. Hs Is fetaIiy
Uuundsd,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

MANCHESTER, n. H., Feb, l2.-The
Rev. q, L. DemeEest, D. d secretary OF
the general convention OF Universal Ste OF
the Cnited States, snd wife, celebrated
their golden Wedding here last night.
The attendance was very LARGE, among
those present being the Rev Mr. Sawyer
of Tufts College, who performed the
marriage ceremony 80 years ago. A
large number Of cougra,nlatory telegram,
we're received. oouosie.s pres nts wer,
showered upon the compile.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

EAST NJ LOUIS III Feb. IL --Hon.
Jenn Blher, VINO defeated Col Wiil.pu
Il. Morrison in the Congressional elso .i9r
Two years ago, has given up his onotssi
IN the Eighteenth Illinois district seains,
W. 3. Forman, Dem. In a letter h,
s'stes recount OF the vote increases N,
majority Of bis opponent.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

lew YoaE, Feb. ia disastrous Gre
waited The extensive works Of ths stand.
ard Oil Company at Constable Hoos. N.
j last night. l. hfuke cut IN sha c9pp.
era2e, an extensive thse4.s.ury briek
building eracted tour years sgo, and
spread to the glue factory IL whiab
dO,Ou0 new barrels were scored. Two
parattue stills and TWO sgiiatprs were Dc.
sstroyed, together With part OF adjoining
buildings. The entire plant was in d,u'
ger, The loss ia over 100000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

The jury retired TO the jury room at
~ Is p. M. ALL p. IN. this afternoon
the jury returned iuto tine court room,
having agreed upon a verdict. rae pris-
oner retained his seat il the defer dant's
corner, his couposusa aprsr-n'ly un.
moved. A briet Interval eap5ed vale
counsel for the prisoner was being sun
monGd into court.
Upon their arrival the jury was pellad.
In the midst 81 bresthsss silence Tie
verdict wss handed 10 10 the cosrt, aid
was publicly ennouuc hv the c's'll
They found the prisoner Micnsel 4 24.l!a
guilty OF nuri,r in the first degree.
After the public announcement the
jnrynien were called one By one md eaca
In his turn ;rose in his seat and an
nounced his verdict o. guilty OF murder
in the first degree.
The prisoner was ihen remonded m
sentence YVES deferred until nazt Sa,ur.
day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

Wholesale Poisoning and suicide
vienna, Feb. IL. A goldsmith in this
city has poisoned bis Ave children with
cyanide Of potassium. After administer.
ing the poison to the children he tool
some of 1t himself and died in great
sgony.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14
loss NsABIy 5000, 900.
BY n big Fire In Philadelphia
SumdHy-Iohs OF b4ite.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. LITTLE extensive
establishment of John Wyeth Il Bro,
Misunderstanding chemists, Of Nos. lIl4,
l4lS and l4l6 Walnut strset, was com.
pletely destroyed by fire yesterday. The
fire created the greatest excitement in the
neighborho0d. Families hastily packed
moved to safer quarters. The guests Of
the Hotel Stratford were ALARMED aud
many of them moved out.
The firm of wyeth & Bro. occrpisd TIE
large msrble.froat building st Nos. l4l2
aud 1414 WalnUt street. excep. the front
part of the ground floor, Which was
leased to Frank Il. Morgan, who con
Quoted retail drug store. The brown
stone front building. No. lll6, was also
occupied by Wyeth h Bro, the ground
floor being used as an extension 10 the
sales room and Offices on tho second a los
Of oil these buildings. On this floor also
WAS tho stock room, where tho goods
manufactured wee stored until sold, and
in tho rear part was the packing depart
ment. The third aud fcarth iloorq were
devoted to tue manufacturing depltl-
mont. The cellars were us1i Tor storing
| tine raw material.
ny me time tue engines arrived tho ere
bad Sf,s trEu"" .E..e .a
| though iliilR wsg fpsItHa viva
! IRON a'rtn j. Tao bsal as, %. 49,. -. -.
preventing the spread Of IRE in less than
Az minutes ihe who'o double hoiiding
was a mass o. Il mes fSu,l WGlau. a rest
to Brighton street about lj0 feet in the
rear A breeze from tAe ives. car ID lie
brands toward ftosG street, an, many
| fell on the Hotel SrQti5ri, 10 She great
alarm of the quests The plce ws.rnf.
! rounded by tiremsp wHp plGad II. ere
against tire ea7sa Of she q jainiig hgusts,
and, climbing np with lines 81 hose scun
had several stteams Of water pjaytng
upon the bnrnius bu'3ng SaYeral OK
! piosi lna occurred, cau4.nH lie aseu.an /,
run for thei. Iiyrs
Shortly after O'clock the roof M NJ.
1i04 Walnut street, tha ann d, the
STAFFORD Eotel. WAS discovered tn b., on
! Are, or ntiug inHediste e,gym exciteueu,
/ gu9 bpGtle throughout TIA hDttl Tno
Are apparatus of tho Lou4o vas iameti.
ately plt into service, and ID gnts.s ba
gan packing uD their belpn iala Tqo
d mage b. fro was who'll confined ia Il,
uppst storiea OF tho annex Inc inss,
doors, with the curtaiua. carpets, fur,
ture and clothing OF tire occupants h,ins
damaged wholly By water.
The FIRE orig nGted ia the front n,,f \,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14


dc Freycinet Warns French Sol.
diers 20 Avoid Political Demon
stTaIions.
PANS, Feb en-. de Freycinet, minister
OF war, has issued circular IN which he
reminds the French officers and soldiers
that political demonstrations by troops are
forbidden.
In the circular NJ. de Frsycinet says:
"oificers must refrain from taking part in
politics. havs repressed cases OF such
participation that have already occurred
and will be more severe Ia the future. l
rely on the good will to obviate measures
which l would adopt with regret but with
out hesitation"
FLoQuET ADDREssgs THE CABINET.
PARIS. Feb. "a meeting OF the cabinet
was held to-day. NJ. Floquet the prime
minister spoke In favor OF giving priority
in the chamber OF deputies to the Scrutin
d'Arrpndissement bill over the bill for tho
revision Of the constitution. He said he
would only raise the question OF confidence
In tho government II the incidents Of the
debate rendered such action necessary,
The matter would certainly bs mnde a
cabinet question should the attitude OF any
OF the groups demand 1t.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

M4sHlaGIoS, Feb. IL. Secretary Whit.
ney hss been informed by cablegram of
the death uf Rear sd ai,al Chandler.
commanding the United States naval
squadron In Asiaiio waters, ut Hong Kong
yesterday of apoplexy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14


Lennon, Feb. IA later dispatch
from Dundee says inst the murder Of the
woman whose mutileted remains were
found in odest there yesterday, is W.
II. Bury, the husband Of the victim
Bury was resident OF Whiteehspei,
London, and his antsoedsnts, which have
been traced, suggest that he is probably
Jack, the Ripper" and that he is euh-
ject to fits OF unconscious murder mania.
Iha post-nortem examination held on the
body OF this Dundte victim proved that
the woman had first been stEangisd and
that her body had then been mutilated,
the abdomen being ripped open aad the
legs and arms twisted and broken.
Bury says that he left Whitsehapel
three weeks ngo. He refused to say why
he left there, and acknowledges that he
had no business requiring his attention in
Dundsa do GAYS that he and his wife
drank heavily on Sunday night before
retiring AMI taat he does not know how
he got to bed. Upon a%akenipg, he
Hsys he found his wife WING ungnu The
h9oF wish rope sr3nRd pel ns"t
Actug.a tg suG3er ayr 'i
which he cannot account, no seized Q
knife and giashad the tcly Upon reason
returning he oscame claimed aai hastily
crushed the body inta the ca,s, in which
it was loupt, thinking to ~ aud make
his escape. He found, hogerer, that ht
oouid NOT leave MS Si.4's remains, arc
he fually resolved 70 inform the police.
TIE theory Of The po!ice liaals is L4
Bury's vito knew o. facts connecting
him With the Eas; Ed atrocities, and thai
she took HIM 10 Danis4 in tne hope o.
preventing Q raeurreucs Of the crimes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

The ouput OF coal in Tennessee during
1883 is placed ct 1867, G97 tons, against
liza. $40 tons in 1885. Total valus Of
coal mined. 50, 262 1871.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14

PARIS, Fob Liza Prose- denies that
Gen. Boulnnger in recent interview
said that no favored The establishment in
France OF constitution similar to that Of
| the United states.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-02-14
rhIlaaslpi,n.. CIlarltr r,nI,.

PH1L4USlrHIA, Feb. IL The nunual
charity nall At The Academy Of Music last
night eeHpsed all former of 1rts o. the
managers. Financially and socially it
Tas great success, and petted over
81 0uo, which will bs distributed among
charl.ies u this city.