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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-12

A few days since non-unlou moulder,
who had been engaged to 20 to work at
the Mallcable Iron Works, drew pistol
on another man and threatened to shoot
him At the time it was not known who
the man was, but Constable Harry Smith
succeeded in learning that ii was James
CaveDaugh, alias James Reilly, and took
hun in custody yesterday afternoon Just
MS he alighted from 4 carriage, aud was
about to enter the Bull's Head Hotel, at
Fourth aud Orange streets. He re8iste |
at first, but when he found that the con
stable waa seriously iu earnest, accom-
panied him to squire Bertolette's office,
where he bad hearing la | evening. As
tie case was not flushed, he was hid in
500 bail Tor further hearing ON Friday
evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-12

@PITTsBURa, Dec. il.-Max schanberg,
Austro- Hungarian consul at Pittsburg,
expects to receive orders to collect EVIL
dence and probably forward witnesses TO
be used ip the trial Of 800 Government
officials Of Galacia who are charged with
forcing 30, 600 men, women and children
TO emigrate TO America.
The Government officials. come OF
them of high rank, made common cause
with certain steamship and railway lines
and received bonus for each emigrant
transported. Treason was the false
charge ON which many of the poor
people were shipped away. Over II, 900
have come to Pittsburg during the past
two years and are now employed Ia the
Connellsyille coke region.
The methods of the conspirators are
fully explained by victim, Anton O..
Iadon. He was farm lab0rer living iu
a small hamlet 100 miles East OF Or. COW.
One night he was visited by a stranger,
who informed him that he had been
heard 10 speak III Of the Emperor, that
the punishment was death, but his
Majesty would be satisfied II he LETT for
America within a week and never re-
turned. Anton was ordered to sell his
home, which he did at II sacrifice, aud
WuNh Wtth luttI tnt htiaukct tttuihcu
he frightened Anton into giving him all
his money, 500. About fity other men
In the same village were accused OF The
same crime. and with their families
started on their long journey tue same
night.
Anton says: 1.-THE nsarest railway sta
ton was across the frontier In Silesii and
about 100 miles distant. We had to
walk. Four men on horseback, armed
with pistols aud lonI whips. guarded us.
The journey was terribly hard for the
women, the country through which We
had to pass being very rugged. From
the minute we left I'll we arrived at our
destination, none of us received u morSel
to eat or drop TO drink. Two babies
died on the road, while some OF the
women sank down from exhaustion, but
cut from the whips oil the men ON horse
back put them Oh their feet again."
The same terrible experience awaited
them on the cars, and when they reached
Hamburg the poor Galiclans found / 500
countrymen had been served the same
way. They came 10 America on tho
same ship. Anton bought return tickets
to-day for himself aud wife and child.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-12

Reese Pyle, shoemaker residing 4
No. 225 Shlpley street, met With yt1
painful accident about O'clock last ey 4
Ing, ut Tenth and Orange streets. \
crossing the corner at Orange street
stumbled end fell, striking bic head OF
foot scraper and receiving deep cash
his forehead. A large crowd lmmc ilA'eI
gathered aud Mr.. Pyle was carried N
conscious, into Gosnell's paper slofr 4
the corner, aud none seeming 10 Suoli
who he was tho patrol wagon was hlitlll
summoned and he was immediately iEtI
to the Homeopathic Hosplt4l, WEI
Drs. Rile aud Finn ufed every cil0t', ny
without avail, TO bring the wounded ~
TO consciousness. 1t was louni maj
had received fracture Of the skull, taai
ing blood to oozc from his ears AMI az
trils, aud hemurrhagG OF Tie lug
caused blood to How from his mois1
lie was still unconscious this m4gll !
but about noon to-day he les4h 10 ia v
intervals OF consciousness aud us sllgrl
toms appeared more favorable, W
doctors will give the case a STREET l'ash'
Sis this afternoon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-12

The tcmperance meeting hel at A,bny
last Friday night was largely attended
Geo. W. Todd, Esq tho pastor, Rev ].
d. q. llama and Others, delivered I'd.
dresses, aud the meeting dec led 10 or
ganize u church Temperance sgatly gu
the gospel temperance plan. commits
tee ON constitution anil bylaws was Ap-
pointed aS follows: Is. \. Leonard, I. B.
Ridgway and Jacob Ellwangrr, VITA ia.
structioLs TO report at metlg ~ 10
held in the lecture room of th e4g:h,
ON Saturday evening, December M
z 30 All friends Of temperance, y hsGss
members OF the church or not, are "a
vited to he present. The constltu',y m
will lie considered and officers OF th,
new society elected.
The Sunday school board will hold 3
meeting ut the close oil the prayer mcol1
ing on Friday evening, to cJn'll ~
question of Christmas entcrtaHmel1
for the school. livery teacher aud oilie.1
ought to be present
Tho pastor, Rev. John ID. {. lianna|
will begiu next Sunday morning, scrj
OF tcrmons on the tongue. The su'Jtf
for next sunday Ia, Tho lnll.caee
the Tongue"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-12
To-aiorrow Nights Debate

All the arrangements haye i4rr,. Goa.
pleted for 10 morrow nights dci,i.G.
Institute Hall between General lame.
Wilson OF this city and Mf Eta.,u,
Wiman of New York. From pr,sspt,r,
dications the large hail will to- ,r,Wtri
MIR. Wlman will reach the cty ,arly IN
the evening, aud will be met a. tGr p
w. u d. depot by representatives al N,
Board OF Trade. Daniel W. Iaylur. r,aJ'
dent OF the Board OF Trade, will c.iI M
meeting to order, aud W. L. tiaus. Voc
president oil the Harlsn * llollupswnrth
Company. will preside. A nenmr #
members OF the Young Mems Republican
Club, In evening dress will act a. t,,be,s
and ladies will be shown to reserved ,r,t,
No tlckeis OF admission have been l..ul
but the public is earnestly Invited to Ds
present.
In addition TO Mr.. Wilson aplNt
Wiman, Hon. Benjamin BUT rwortb,
member OF Congress from Clio, ni
Charles Emory Smith, editor OF the pM.,
delphia Press, are u be present aud viii
address the meeting. lhs question At
issue may lie thus stated:
what governmental policy, on Ii,
part OF the governments Of lie Tinted
States and Canada, would be best calcl.
lated to bring about the establishment Of
the fullest and most desirable relation,
between the two couptriet"
II Is understood that Gelera, Wlls1a
will advocate the annexation Of Caupla
to the United States, and that Mr. GmiD,
a native OF Canada, will advocate IT, ~.
cal relations aud trade.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-12

BISGuANToN, n. Y, Dec. 1l-W hat
was at first considered simple assign
mont for the benefit OF creditors OF +. d.
Hemmingway, druggist and private
banker, doing busine,s at Whitney Point,
In this county, is now regarded as a mat
ter OF grave Importance. llemmingway's
assignment was died on Monday.
Yesterday his creditors, upon learning
that he had not been seen since the Sat
uiday previous, became slarmeI and in
stituted inquiries, aad it was ascertained
that he was all eInbezzler to the extent Of
probably about $4,000.
His safe was opened last evening and
only about $50 IN cash WAS found. Hem
miugway was about 90 years old and had
lived IN Whitney Point all his life asd
was Universally trusted and respected.
His vile and blind daughter, aged about
10, arc completely Frustrated by shock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-12
THIRD EDITION.


At last evening's session of the NUM-
cipal Court, Daniel Russell was fined 81
and costs for drunkenness, and Harry
Mink and w. II. Detterline, o. aud costi
each for the same offence.
Robert Rice, charged with drunkt n
ness, was discharged.
James Ryan, while riding In Front
street car, got scared VIXEN he saw Officer
Scott, and left the car and ran. The
officer thinking that he acted In very
suspicious manner, gave chase, captured
aud landed him In the cells.
Andrew McWillian, q Waterman en-
ployed by Contractor Fahey to watch
some new buildings on Harrison street,
above Front, was charged with firing oil
a gun quite too frequently. He was lined
u and costs for violating an ordipance
forbidding the friug Of guns within the
city limits.
At this mornings session of the court
George 3. Nelson, arrested by Sergeant
Peterson about IL. 80 last night for behav-
ing in a very dlsorderly manner In tho
house OF Mrs. Sarah Mostly, Washington
street above Front, was arraigned. He
cropt in a window and bsgan to break
the furniture In the dinirg room, aud
leaving the house threatened to kill Mrs.
Mosby II she notified the police. Nelson
was arrAigned this morning, but having
some witnesses he wanted summoned his
hearing WAS postponed until tomorrow
morning.
Lewis Leonard was arrested last even
ing about o'clock by Sergeant Black.
burn for the larceny of pair Of trousers
belonging to United States Marshal New
lin. Leonard stole the trousers while he
was employed on Newlin's farm about
two months ago. lie had not teen seen
since the theft until yesterday, when he
tried TO sell the trousers 10 q Junk dealer
on West Frout street. Leonard was ar
raigned before the police court this
morning, but the marshal not appearing
the hearing was postponed until to.mor-
row morning.
James RYAN, arrested yesterday alter
noon by Officer Scott Tor acting as IL he
might be u petty thief, was discharged
aud ordered TO leave the city immedi-
ately.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-12

The residence OF the Rev. I. T. Van
BurbalOw, pastor nf MI. Pleasant VI T..
Church, waR broken into aud Io' bed
yesterday 'terHuun. MIR. aud Mrs. Van
Bgrkalnw had left home to visit friend
ahput = O'Clock, AMI returned before 3
O'c ock. As they were diving toward
their rcsilence they met three men on
tine road ole OF whom was carrying a
vnlisc which seemed to he well lilleh, and
4 is supposed that they are the ones that
committed the robbery. Upon reaching
their home II WAS found that the huuse
had been broken into aud everything
thoroughly ransacked. a get of silver
t rk0, set Of silver spoons Mrs. Van
Barkalow's engagement ring, small
clock, three pocket books, each contain
ing small amOant OF money, with teIne
other articles are missing, and Mir, Van
Burkal1w estimates lis loss nj u"t less
| tnsi sja.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-12
FOURTH EDITION
Two More Weddings.

William Alsenizer, Jr., a foreman OF
the Harlan " HollinRsworth Company,
and Miss Cora Jennie Edwards, daughter
OF John Edwards, No. ITO West Tenth
street, were married last evening at No.
800 Monroe street, the future residence
OF the young couple, by the Rev. George
IN. Hickman, pastor OF the First Presby
terian Church. Alfred Edwards was best
man and Miss Name Mcguire brides
maid. After the wedding reception
was held. The presents were costly and
numerous.
Among those present were Mr. aud
Mrs. William Alsentzer. parents OF the
groom; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Msmmele,
John Alseutzer, Harry Alseutzer, Chas.
Alsentzer, MIR. and Mrs. William Al.
eentzer, Charles Rex, John Edwards aud
vile, parents of the bride; Henry Down
log and wife, Mrs. John solomon aud
aIghter,, Professor A. $. Webster, wife
and son, Joseph N. Wheeler, Miss Mary
Du. an, Miss Minnie jackson, the Misses
A lsentzer aud John Walker, Jr.
William IL. Smith, u draughtsman at
the Edgemoor Iron Company's works,
and Miss Maggie E. Carpenter, daughter
OF @. q. Carpenter, were married last
evening at No. sis Monroe street. the
home OF the brides parents, 10y Rev. Z,
7. Mallory OF New York city Rev.
Franklin +. Carpenter, a brother OF tue
bride, was the best man, an d Miss Sallc
Z. Carpenter, Il sister OF the bride, WAS
fhaid OF honor. The ushers were Rev X.
Irving Watkins, pastor Vi kingswood NJ.
i. Church; Harry Guthrie aud Charles
Schofeld. The bride and maid OF honor
were attired In tasteful costumes of cream
coloreI Henrietta cloth. The ceremony
ruu al nuIar - lntip
and tube roses. Numerous handsome
presents were received.
Immediately alter the marriage re
cepticn was held aud among those pre-
sent were: Mr.. and Mrs George Padcy,
Cecil county, Nd; Walter Clayton,
Miss Dolie Freeman, Miss Martha Bid
die, Mrs. Alexander Charles Alexander,
Elkton, Nd; Mr.. and Mrs Gustavus
Schofleli, Miss Lille NJ. p. schofeld,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carpenter, Mr.. aud
Mrs. WIN NJ. s. Brown. DR.. Peter Tom
linson and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Downing, NJ. ]. Patterson, Mics Ella
Beeson, Miss Grace SaJers, Mis- Lille
McCliutock, Fred Dudley, Howard Carver
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonidas Pennington. WIN.
Smith, Howard Pennington, Miss Jet u!p
Stuart, Miss Mary Lacklen, Miss Laura
Price, Mr.. aud Mrs. John Bartlett,
Joseph Bartlett, Miss Ella Bartlett, MIR.
and Mrs. Andrew Morrison, Miss Aldit
Conner, Mis- Salic Jones, Miss Lille
Rinker, Miss Mary Walker, Miss Mary
Francis, Miss Auua Becsun, Mrs. ihoma.
Babb, II. T. Price, Mr.. and Mis-. JOSEPH
Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. William Deyal,cn
ger, Mr.. aud Mrs. Harvey lIoiiecker o
this city, Mrs. Polk Steel Of chesapeake
City, Nd.
A bridal breakfast was given III,
newly welded couple this moaning ant
areception will be rendered al tho resi-
derce Of John bartlett, No. $40 fopla
street, tomorrow evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-12

The first anniversary Of Elt.''.' Guy
ell, No. ., American frairudl '','l
was held al Red Mems Hal Lost eve, n n
There was large ATTENDING, ..iIl y
following program was preseulei !; W..
turc, Messrs. Philips and l.rhaid, u,
monica solo. Walter Drake re''iAg
Miss Bessie Harlan: piano dnr' +.
Misses Bradway; vocal soIo, &, W h'l
needy; banjo solo. Edward stout, f''1.,
Master Clyde Thomas; piano t7!oi
FlorHe Ktrs,y; violin TOO, Mis- ps' !
Weyl; recitation. Miss Bcss , !'al \,
vocal solo, F. Miller plano fo'o, } J.,
Phillips; essay. John Cooke tn.I ~ u
James Philips; residing, Ms m p.,,I
Thomas; piano duet, the Mss : :, " =, u
vocal solo, Master Jesse smiiln Az >,
close an abundance OF Refreshments w
served.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-12
ne.pedloa,lan OF Ma. Lebanon.

The repairs OF Mt. Lebanon N. Z.
Church al Rockland, Brandyyine hpn-
dred, having been completed, services
will be held on Sunday next, and an
effort made TO render the occasion me-
morable. Rev. Mr.. Given was In our
city this morning aud announced the
following program; Love feast at o. q.
IN; preaching by Presiding Elder Murray
at O.3O n. M; preaching by Rev. Lewis
l.. Barrett at $ p. IN, and by Rev q. A.
Grice at 73O p. IN. All residents In the
vicinity are invited and the attendance
should bc large as the occasion will DO
one worthy oi = long rememberance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-12
Death of Edward NJ. Roche.

Edward NJ. Roche died ut his residence,
No. ia South Twenty third street.
Philadelphia, on Tuesday, after long
illness in the 74th year OF his age. Nj
Roche passed tbs early portion OF biz lite
in our city, aud is y',ll known to ualy
of our older citizens. lie learned the
drug business, aud was employed with
Marshall Phillips, at Filth aud Market
streets, where the BaJnaId building now
stands, for several years, AMI afterwards
engaged In that business In the store No
2l5 Market street, now occupied by Miss
steinicken. SeYetal years ago he re
moved to PhiladelphlA, aud succeeded in
building UP quite u profitable Uusiueis.
His brother, James RICHIE, held the posi-
ton of chief clerk in the pOstUili.e OF our
city for long time. lie leaves widow,
n sister OF MIS-. w. B. Sharp OF our city.
and five or six sons and daughters, as
well as quite large circle OF friends, ID
dcplore his dGcease. Funeral services will
We held at his late residence to-motrus
tFriday) morning at $50 o'clock, al Ell
which his remains will be brought TO oul
city aud inferred In the WNmiu. ton and
brandywine cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-12

I IAN about making my annual "Trip to
the renowned CAtskill Mountains tor our
supply OF al oliday Evergmens Three
evergreens are gathered in the beautiful
and picturesque Catskia Mountains. AMI
make up in the most unique and artistic
designs for the decoration Of churches,
fairs, balls and all holiday entertain
ments. Persons wanting anything in
this line should leave their order early,
as the demand for these goods Is large
Our desire is TO accommodate all VINO
wish to make the holidays pleasant and
merry. SMciIl " Co.
p, S.-A fun line of poultry, yrgctE-
bl7s, fruits, ioicign and dUmrslit, Ctc.,
nj our Old stand IS L. Fourth street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-12

A correspondent complains bitterly OF
the Inconvenience that working people
are subjected to nearly every morning at
the Third street bridge. This morning
there was but one boat up to ten min
u,es before z o'clock, and that was
nearly one-iourth full of water, viii @
there were about 80 mon on the south
side and nearly 100 on the other side
waiting to pass over the river. He says
the same thing oitsn happens and he re.
CARDS It's occurrence AS an outrage. The
parsons having charge OF the boats
should see that the citizens do not suffer
through such Il g,ect.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-12
Holiday
Presents.
T.. f. ADAIR,
AIS Market ST..

Has laid in fine line of
Plush Rockers, Hanging and
Standing Cabinets, Music
Racks and Cabinets, Backing
Boxes, Ladies and Gentle
mems Secretaries, Fancy Tab
les Of all grades and styles,
French Plate Mirrors, Hall
St TN Is and Hat Racks, Side
Boards, Wardrobcs, Ga k,
Cherry and Walnut Chamber
Furniture, Parlor Suits, Ex.
&c l,lon Tables and Rattan
Rockers, etc.
Persons in masking selections
would do well to G We me a call
in regard TO quail ty and prices
before purchasing, as it will
pay you to do SO.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-12
v. B. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and Market SITS.

Christmas thoughts
Our handkerchieis are the
delight OF our customers
Being our own importation
and selected with the great
est care, they combine beau
ty and cheapness to a re-
markable degree. Our hem,
stitched initials, In all pure
linen, two for twenty-five
cents, go with a whirl. and
the better ones at tw enty-
five cents each never sold SO
rapidly and early. You
would be wise to make your
selections OF handkerchieis,
particularly initials, at your
very earliest time.
We have completed our
holiday selections Of I'm.
brellas and you will find no.
where else a finer assorted
stock of these popular holi
day goods than we keep
oxidized and gold handles in
antiques and all styles OF
natural sticks so TO make up
a collection rarely seen in
our city. Our umbrellas are
bought direct from the max.
ers and made of only the
best known materials, such
as Gloria, Lisle Spun, Con-
gress, Serees and Bingham,
from rs cents to $3.50.
We have one hundred
gloria umbrellas in about
fifty styles of oxidized han
dies, all 26 inches, which we
sold for 50 and $2.25. For
the next two weeks we shall
offer this lot for $l.50 each.
In the collection we show
a full line Of umbrellas tor
Misses, from rs cents tc
81 rs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-12

About 4 o'clock yesterday q 'etl, ~
John Donaldson, residing oh "a u =, N n
nue., near Un on street, relu'nri ~ \
home very much under tie II liHgu,y
liquor. lie told his l2.year-o!d 5 "a u !, Il
on an erranj, aud as the ch'l u .,il n l
move AS fust as he thought lis shoa'', Il,
picked up a heavy cane and 'tE"'s . an
ON the head, telling him to tue h''. .h ~
intiictiug a severe cash. lie wa a'g ID
to continue beating him when nJ ,,I, N
interfercd, but was also struck M',H "a
cane. II Is hoped that this hAu VA i
be fully Investigated, and pona' 'C-
made to pay dearly for his bru'A'H
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-12

W. W. Doughty, leading wLolesal,
dealer 10 butter, cheese, eggs aud poultry
stalls 81, %, IS. 81, Thiid street market,
sells York State and Elgin tub butter al
prices that are surprising; is sole Agen,
for the celebrated Crystal Lake tub but
ter, which has stood the test for The pasi
five years IN the hest stores In our city
Fresh creamery prin,s. 20 10 70 centa. Ia
large lots.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-12

The electric cables used to supply
South Wilmington with ligls yer
broken on Sunday morning by We sci
passing through the draw at Make
rect Dtidgo. The injury was not dis
covered until Monday, When the fights
ON that eide were connected with the
Third street cable, ard the change has
proved so satisfactory that t. Is not liz ly
the Market street cable will be repaired.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-12

Coal and wood, -four and feed, Leh,gA
coal, schuylkill coal, Lee coal. All
grades Of spring aud winter wheat flour
Minnesota -four, Hungarian flour. LEAFS
-four, In barrels or half barrels. All
kinds Of mill feed at mill prloes. Oak or
pine klndling wood in blocks or split.
Careful drivers and 2ei0 lbs. to the ton
guaranteed. Office, yard aud warehouse,
Si7 West Front street. Telephone 500.
l2-J-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-12

A pony belonging to Mr. I - r., p, ajoa|
hitclied to dog cart, while eomins 9 aC
Delaware avenue near Washington ~
on Monday evening, became tcM'1 N
some paper flying aoross .n sl',r cinud
ran away, throaisg Miss a .i'' her ID
and young lady who was WIN ~ ~ AID
iu the street. The pony wSa '''u ,,,.',,s,ip,nI
running some distance, 1t not s" ''n,I I'd
any injury. Tho occupants ta-E ;@, "a
injured, but received II bad l,','. ,lo ,s5
They at last msuaged to get illo NV
and drove homeward,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-12

A reporter pas Ing by the boston
Branch shoe store yesterday afternoon
was surprised TO see the immense lhroug
of people blocking up the sidewalk IN
front of the store, each one awaiting his
chance TO get in the store. At that tins
the store WAS so crowded that the doors
were locked until those inside were
suited,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-12

IL II not worth the email price Of 10
cents to free yourself Of every symptom
OF these distressing complaints, II you
think so call AT our store and get bottle
OF shiloh's VItalizer. Every bottle hss
printed guarantee on II, use accordingly,
aud " IL does you no good II will cost you
nothing. N, b. Daniorth, wholesale and
retail agent, Second aud Market streets,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-12

We have a speedy and positive Gu
for Catarrh, Diphther!a, Canker MoIue
and Headache, in Slill.0H's CATARkH
REMEDY. A Nasal Injector free with
each bottle. Use 1t II you desire health
and sweet breath. Price so cents N. Is
Daniorth, wholesale aud retail agent,
Second aud Market streets. Wilmington.
Del
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-12

At special meeting Of st. john 3
Guild held IN the chapel last evening, 1t
was decided to hold the regular mectin. IS
hereafter on the second "Wednesday OF
each month. 1t was also decided to hold
the annual election on the second Wei
nesday evening 10 January next A
committee comprising il,iam d. Miller,
David Shaw, j. f. Sparrow, l.aac Elliott,
and l.. s. Williamson werS appointed to
make arrangement for Christmas drcora-
lions to the church. A vgte OF thanks
was extended to NJ. w. Parry for NC
stereoptlcon entertainment which he
gave 10 the Sunday school room recently
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-12

About noon yesterday William II.
Carroll, a brakeman on the p, W. q b.
Railroad, fell from a train lear PeIIy-
Vile and dislocat,d his hip. He as
brought to this city and taken to lie
residence OF Conductor Eugene Mcssick,
No. $40 West Ninth street. where he re
eeiyed medical attention.