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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-05-20
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A NEW and fresh stock of Garden Seed
II just received. and for sale at
DIR. BISHOPS Drug Store.
DOCKEP-BOOKS. Money Purses. Ladies'
# and Gents Leather Card Cases and Vest
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-31

A regular session of the Water Com
mission was held last night, the MEM
beers all being present,
Registrar tirohc reported the balance
in bank 20 tho credit of the current
expenses to be- s4I, iDSO
On motion az Colonel Febiger IA
check WIS ordered drawn for the
amour. IN favor OF the city treasurer
for the Mayor and City Council of
Wilmington.
Registrar Gruhe presented the state
mcnt for 1880, showing "a surplus Of
52Il,l7i20; receipts for water rents,
.l3l, O5l .13, making u total Of Sla5,
~. y Expenditures for machinery,
distribution, interest, amounting To
sllOsl72t Balance on hand. 80, iOS.OI
This is remarkably good showing
for the water department. Quite u
number of improvements are in con
temptation for next yenr A separate
,,H'6l Plant for IRE purposes ana Tor
flushing the STREETS has for some time
lecn under consideration, a. II j. no
usr to purify wafer with which To
W" b pAyements, flush CUTTERS and
sp,'JrS 81 9Ii'ing Qjt fires.
How 10 get water uCreston over he
Bnludywulc Is being considered. The
department Is MISC considering the adj
visibility Of putting in another water
power pump, Ihsan,'''al. i,',t Y le'
cent ~ s'' '''-. y, InC whuio ri last N~aa
=. - "A total cost to the city OF slOl,As
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-31
FIFTH EDITION.


Yesterday Tax Collectors Dougherty
and Mckee were kept busy reeoiying
taxes, and this morning the rush was
greater than either yesterday or tho
day before. II looked M " the people
had two Incentives for paying their
tnxes-one TO clear the docket for tho
new year and the other to preserve tho
credit of the county and keep Its notes
from going TO protest.
Mr.. Adams, deputy for Collector Me-
Kec, said to representative OF the RI
PUBLICAN that the bankrupt rnck.s of
the Inst two or three days had done
much good. 1t had completely
aroused tho taxpayers. II hope yoL-
will keep IL up,' said Mr.. Adams.
Collector DOugherty was fairly even
run with taxpayers, many OF whom
were ladies'. lie Just had time TO
to the reporter that he was kept o.
continual 20, and he hoped to he
to meet his quota OF the county d
nand when needed.
II wouldn't care about having You !
Office, said the reporter. 1
ut Is very annoying and perpleA
ing, answered MIR. DOugherty,
you arc between two fires all tho
hector THE Republicans are after
you when you don't accept their poll
taxes ~ fast rs they think you shoult,
and when you do accept them ths
Democrats are hawking and tearing ut
you for taking Republican poll taxes.
That Is Just about the size OF It,
said Mr.. Doughcrty.
Then this Is u strong Argument " !
the duties Of tax collectors should
removed entirely from the influence
Of party politics." we said, la whit
Mr.. Doughnrty entirely agreed.
The reporter Ind alont the sal
conversation with Nj. Mckee when
met him ON the street,
one thing, however, ~ certain no,
aud that IL that no political considc
atoms stand IN tho way Of payin
taxes. Money for Republican tax,
goes as far In paying the debis of u
county as the money OF the Democrat
and everybody who owes dollar
tnxes should go and pay IL.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-31
Aya,unb,e Present.

Some time ago the Rev. 7. Snowden
Thomas, editor OF the Peninsula Metho-
dist, of this city found an Old Log
Cabin Advocate, published in ls40,
among some old books and papers at
his fnmily'5 home, near North East,
Md. This paper contains full account
of the convention which nominated
General William Henry Harrison as
the Wing candidate for President and
as copies uf this paper are very rare
Mr.. Thomas brought II to this city. He
finally concluded to have 1t bound and
suitably inscribed a. New Years
souvenir to President Harrison.
The paper Is ldNl0 inches and has
been bound in the best Russia leather
and ON the outside are forty-four stars
in gilt and the following Inscription
The Great Harrison Convention, Bal
thnore, Maryland, May 4, 1870
Inside the cover Is the following in
scriptiou in old English text done
with pen: "A. D., 1910. A. D., 1890
Presented to his Excellency, General
Benjamin Harrison, President OF the
United States, by the Rev. 7. Snowden
Thomas, A. NJ, editor OF the Peninsula
Methodist, Wilmington, Del, Decem-
Der, lSgO,"
Tho book contains nicely written
preface, and a complete history of tho
Harrison family, beginning with Ben
iamln Harrison, the great-grandfather
OF the present President, who was one
of tho sigucrs OF the Declaration OF
Independence: William Henry Harri-
son, the son Of Benjamin, and Preat-
dent OF the United states; John Scott
Harrison, son OF William Henry Hatli-
son, and father of the present Presi-
drnt, and . member Of Congress, and
in conclusion, n sketch OF the present
President.
The pen work was done By ]. NJ.
Wadc, OF GOldeys Wilmington Com
merciul College, and Is 50 fine that a
number OF parsons who hive eSamln-
cd the work hive been sure that II was
engraved on steel The binding was
demo in Mt Thpmas's establishment
und "a IA line specimen OF the work that
can hp produced 10y Wilmington mo-
chanic.4.
II also inteinS RACES giving tho
| ia ~, az the States comprising the
| Enicu ~ $40, the nafucs Of the States
almi't"d during tho past fifty years,
the vote for General Harrison In 1910
and the vote by States cast for Ecnia-
min Harrison and Grpvcr Cleveland.
The Log Cabin Advocate itself is
| illustrated profusNly and contains an
Celebrates count OF the convention
which nominated William Henry H0rri-
son and parade of $500 men In
| honor of tho event.
Mr., Th...rs hes hal considerable
colrcsponf-u5a SIN l!3 friend, Post.
master Wammakcr, in regard 10 thu
presentation Of this valuable souvenir
and it WAS finally decided to send it "a
the President direct, through his rr
| va,c secretary. This WAS done ycster
day, and thcre Is no doubt but it wa
received this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-31
THIRD EDITION.
a big Fire ut Milton.

The town OF Milton, Sussex County.
which has a population of about twelve
hundred, and which is about tive miles
from Harbeson Station, ON the Dela-
ware, Maryland Il Virginia Roall, was
almost entirely destroyed by fire this
morning, he business portion being
Quilted. fha fire started Ia tho general
store OF Burton a. Parker, and this
building was totally destroyed, with
It's contents, entailing a loss of SIS, 900.
sahe store of Wiley Il Widen. which
was located in building owned by eX-
Governor Ponder, WAS damaged to the
cxtcnt of $1,000, Ghe other place5
burned were w. II. FoN's store, 50, 900;
y. j. Wilson's furniture store, loss
-, 500 he postofiice, contents saved, )
las3 about S2,000; W. H. Fux's house
md Mr.. Burton's new dwelling were
damaged to the extent of probably
81 200,
The town has no fire department and
tho citizens worked heroically with
buckets The dwelling ofextioyernor
Ponder was safed after much dis !.
Valty number of college, students
who are home for the holidays, led the
l,atsle against the llnmcs ana lid effect
Evo work. The fire rpged for two
haEis and the town now presents n
'd1lCF"l appearance The lire ~ sup
posed 10 have leen caused by an over
heated stove In Burton 4 Pnrkcy's
store. The total loss Is ahO;it 4D,OON,
with a .o.al ir5Hruncc of sl5,OOO. Bur
ton & Parker were insured Tor sl0.O0O
aud Samuel J. Wilson for -, 100 fhs
Other buildings burned were insured
for small amonnts, The isolated con
d.tiun OF the town, it being without
Tailroad or telegraphi1 commnnica-
lions, rendered the prompt summon
ing OF assistance an iinpUssibility.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-31
Christ,nn. Fntcrtninment.

Wesley NJ Il. Sunday school held
their Christmas entertainment last
evening, when proved to be "a very en-
joyul,le affair. Tho large room was
crowded and many "a unuhlN TO OBJ
tain admission, lh' charh WIS
beautifully dec .,.'r' with evergreen,
and a large ~ beautiful Christmas
tres stood on il' platform, Th' PRO
a.ram consisted OF rocitations, dia-
lOgues, singing, ctr, most OF which
Wore taken ~ tha smallc = children.
AftCr thu ev"'' % ) wry2 oyer tn fol
lowing prossnJs 80 distributed; The
superintendent q. W, Moore,
received a lar-a plush cI'2r2d
dr. wsing-ease; Miss Bcllc Cro5 Sau.
tn orgauist, work basket;
Mr. HyEatc thn treasurer, n plush
dressing ease; Esn Cto5sSin, n plush
wOrkboX, Mrs. Buznr, work basket;
Mrs. Jones' stand; Mrs. Morris. II
pair of fancy candies and hlHss can
dissticks; Delaware Mason, large
chair; Mir. russell a book Mrs. iaesci
and Mrs Rhau each received u lcmnn-
ale set. The pastors present was
withheld on account OF his absence
from the city After the entertain,
ment the scholars passed down stairs
90 the Sunday school room. whore on III
received tag of candy and an orange
after which they rehIned % thea
homes u M Qnrsual happy mood,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-31

Last night was bright one In the
history Of the little folks attending the
BAPTIST Mission Sunday school AZ
Twelfth and Head streets. The large
and pleasant room WIS crowded to
Overlooking with an audience who
fully appreciated tho programme pre-
pared FOR them. Miss Bertha Hope
presided az the organ ana was accom-
panied by performers on the cornct
and violin.
The varied programme of music,
reading, recitation, etc, wasconcluded
10y pleasant address by Prof. Heath,
after which from an lmprOyi-cd chin
ney at the side of the platform. old
"kriss" suddenly appeared and de-
lighted tho hearts of the little folks hy
gifts Of candy, bnoks, etc, after which
the exercises concluded by singing
"Fricuds, good Knight and benediction
by D. Il. II. Cook
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-31
FOURTH EDITION
Great Fire In London--Loss Two MIL
lion Dollars.

Great Fire IN London--Losa Two MIL
lion Dollars.
LONDON, Dec. 30.--Four blocks OF
buildings, principally warehouses, In
Queen Victoria and Thames streets.
near Blackfriars bridge, were afire this
afternoon. Before the finnes were ex-
tinguished many of tho structures
were entirely destroyed. The total
loss is estimated at 81, 000, 900. Tho tire
brigade chiefs announced that tho fire
originated In the building occupied by
G. Davidson n Sons, paper and paper
felt manufacturers and paper bag
manufacturers, No. llg Queen Victoria
street,
The large Wholesale fur mandatory
of.Revillon Freree, extending from No.
137 to l4l Queen Victoria street, was
destroyed. The firm received recently
Sim,0OO worth Of seal skins, which
were almost entirely consumed by the
iiames,
Twenty-nlne engines, two fire es-
capes and large number Of old
MANUAL fire engines were soon on
the spot, yet, owing to high wind
that WAS blowing, the flames spread ns
rapidly IA II there were no firemen or
fire engines present. To further impede
the wolk of the tiremen the weather WINS
50 cold that the water from the hose
pipes frpze almost in tho air. formed
Ice all over the fire apparatus and over
the firemen.
As the fire progressed II spread TO
the headquarters OF the salvation
Army, Illuminating that red-paintsd
blood and fire" building In most
ominous manner. The Salvationists
worked Ike beavers in their efforts TO
place the records and other property
of the army In place of safety before
IL was too late. The building was
saved.
Tho whole sccne OF the cOnflagrntion
WAS included In the great fire OF 1914.
The south side Of Upper Thames street,
which is now occupied by wharves and
enormous warehouses;, was once the
site OF riverside palaces, and In the
lanes upon the north side, running to-
ward st. Paul's Cathedral. were once
to be seen merchants mansions which,
IL not equal TO the ediilces of stately
Venice, might ut least vie with many
of he hotels Of old Paris. These also
have long since disappeared. giving
way to warehouses and Wholesale ca
tablishnonts, those ON Queen Victoria
street especially being OF recent con.
structiOn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-31

CHERfFF's sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
- n writ OF Levnri Fncihs. tMechanics'
Licn) 60 INC directed, will be exposed TO
public sale. at tho hotel ofV. q. HUI, AZ
blackbird. in blnckbird hundred. New
Castle county, Delaware,
ON MONDAY.
THE l0ru DAY OF JANUARY. 1891,
At O'Clock y. M.
The following described real estate, viz;
A certain hotel, stables and bath
on certain tract Of land bounded and
described us follows, to wit
Beginning Nc low wnter line In Della
ware bny at point in the middle tine OF
the sluice canal immediately to the
Collins's Beach; thence by tho middle
line of said canal and by lands now or
late of Frank Collins, the following sew
eral courses and distances to wit South
~ degrees west ~ feet, north ono degree
east GI2 feet, north II degrees ten min.
utes west 40 feet to the middle OF a 70
feet wide ditchi thence along the middle
line OF said ditch and by lands OF the
National Dredging Company north ~
dcgrees - minutes east SO feet; thence
further by lands OF the National Dredg-
ing Company, north tho two following
courses 10 wit; North 80 degrees 80 min.
nt.s, west ~ foot and north degrees 80
minutes west i7S5 feet; thence by other
lands now or late Of said Frank Collins
north ~ degrees 10 minutes, cast DO feet
to low water limo on tho Delaware bay;
thence thereby down thu Delaware bay
the following courses 20 the place OF boz
south degrees east ltsb feet nnd south
~ dearees east h7s feet, containing 10
ana $40 acres.
sdizsd aud taken In execution ms the
property OF bay Head and New York
Terminal Company, and To be sold by
WILLIAM SIMMONS. sheriff.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-31

Judge Fall disposed 81 the fuliUAiHg
cascs II Ills mornings session Of liz
Municipal Court.
Charles Reynolds, an old offender.
charged With drunkenness, WAS lined
65 and costs
John Eaton was also charged With
drunkenness but as it wis lis iirat
offence, hp escaped with y llnr OF Il
unl costs.
hnrlv conduct. Whose So Wili cpn=
tinurd FROM yesterday WIS llH"l =
and tsosts.
The ease OF John Bprg1 rolnrrd.
charged with committing an assault
ami battery ON his wlte WIS di1ni3s-,il
on payment vi costs amounting "a
over -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-31

About 4 o'clock this morning, Rs
Officer Grimm was passing up King
street, he saw two men busy ut work
trying tu effect an entrance to ltnlof-
CONS shoe sturn, ON King street above
S!Nth. They SAW the officer almost ~
soon rs hH Jaw Thorn, aud started to
run, pur-usl Ivy the officer hut rs he
was eurunber,'i with hl4 heavy over.
coat they had thu advantage In thu
revolver. which Is almost tho size Of a
( gatling gun, 10 EiTc them IA shot ui
! two, but again the ovcrcoaL was In thu
waV, and he WAS unable 10 get IT. out
, ut his hip pocket until they had mad,
their e9Cupc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-31
IN g ~
DIED.
KYIE-In nj. Guy on tho 2oth l0stant

KlIE-in tii- city ON tho Goth instant.
Henry kyir, rRcd rs
The relatives AMI iricuus are invited
70 attend tile luncrt fron lis lRto resi-
deuce, M 49, orange street, az Thur
day January LIST High mass At st.
rclcrts fi,t-l Cathedral, at 1879 a. IA,
lntermcnt Ia Saw Cathedral Cemetery.
BOWEN.-ln TINS city Oh December 30,
Is49, Many J daughter 81 James Hnt
EliIahtIn j Bow en-, ugri ~ months
Relatives aud friends lre invited to MT
toad tie funeral, tUom tins residences Of
hrr parents, 80 ~ East second street,
on Friday .Innury =, 1t y ~ lntet=
mcnt ut Wilmington and ErrHdyw nc
Cemetery
wI--Un Tuesday. December 30 j.
Hurry, son pi i II. 1ud Mniy A, lrwts,
IA the ST. year ui hts a.tc.
The tHllttyc- uni tlielftt5 are respect
iul!y invited ju ul tcud tar funeral, itum
the etsitleittts ~ lt!s parents, NJ, 10, last
Fuurtl street, uH luats-iisr, JHl utrS /
ut OF Invk iu the afternoon. htrrnelH
N Niata2tun ana HaudyMIau tehse
tcry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-31

CHERIFFs sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
- writ Of Levurt Facfns
10 me directed will be exposed to pub
lie sale ut the hotel OF James niok II
son, In Townsend, Appoquintmink Han
dred, New Castle County, Delaware.
ON MONDAY.
THE laru DAY OF JANUARY. 1871.
The following described real estate, viz;
All those certain tracts or parcels of
land situate in Blackbird hundred, call
ed III tho mot tgngo Appoauiniriink hun
drcd, New Castle county. Delaware.
No. !. All that plantation Or tract Of
land, bounded By the public road load
Ing from rcutto Taylor's Bridge by htnd
late OF CAthnrinc Johnson, now or late
of Joseph Fleming, by land late of John
Collins now or late of Morris Collins,a
by land late OF Isaac walker, now or
late OF Thomas Rntlpu, containing l3l
acres, DO the same nure or less,
No. 2. All that tract OF land situate In
the hundred. county and state aforesaid.
beginning ut "A stone In tho road leading
10 lIlaekbird, a corner for these premi-
SEES and lands OF Il. II. Armstrong; thence
south 73l, degrees west lU0 perchcs to u
stake la the public road, aforesaid. cor
nor of land Of w. A. Hukillithenco south
degree and 20 minutes, onst III perches
and G-lO oil u perch To stake, u corner
for land now OF W. 4. llukill thence
north 81. degrees, cnst ~ petohcs to a
stone corner Tor these premises ana land
OF l.. II, Armstrong; thence north ~ de-
grrCs east - perchcs to the place OF be-
ginning. containing u acres more or less.
seized and taken ia execution rs
property Of John A. berriokson and
Elizabeth Dcrrlcksun. his wife, sud I. T..
and to besold by WILLIAM 81 MMONS,
sheriff,
shcrin's uficc, Wilmington. bee. 81. $500
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-31


TuE SfArE Nv DELAWARE
To the sheriff of New Cnstlo County,
Greeting.
Whereas. James =. Faulkner, by his
t- petition to the Judges OF our sIi-
seal perior Court. hled Ia the office
- OF tho Parliamentary Of the said
court In and for New Castle county,
FOR THE cause of complaint therein
alleged, Inns made application to our said
Judges that decree mly br pronounced
dissOiViHg the marriage existing between
the petitioner and Molly Faulkner.
We therefore command you, rs We
have heretofore commanded you, that
You summon Molly Faulkner. that The
he and appear before the Judges of our
snid court at thr next term thereof to
lie held nj Wilmington on Monday, the
second day OF February next, to
answer the allegations of the said petit
tiDncr, James Il. Faulkner according
to the act OF assembly in such cHse
made and provided, and also tn do and
receive what the snld court shall then
and there consider concerning him in
! this behalf MS to tho court shall seem
meet and consistent with the provision
of the said act OF assembly. and have
| YOU then there this writ.
Witness tho Honorable Joseph i.
| Conegys, ESD, at Wilmington, the 23tl
| day OF December a. ID, eighteen hundred
and ninety
Issued December 18th, 1870.
| PETER A. HORTY, Pro'y.
| The above Is true copy of the origi-
| nal writ now in INV hands Dec. 30 1890
| WILLIAM SIMMONS,
| d29-lIn sheriff.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-31
CHKRfFf's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF
- q writ or Levan HeeiAs. % me dlree eai
will be exposed 70 public sale A. INC OUT.
House, on MARKET street between Nntn hnu
New Castle county. Del.
ON MONDAY,
THE isrH DAY or JANUARY, 1901,

At OtiOthf ~ th+f
The following described real estate
viz;
All that certain lot or piece Of land,
with the buildings thereon erectedi SIT
unte In the city Of Wilmington nfore-
said, bounded and described as follows,
TO wit.
beginning on the limo Of the south
erly side of Ninth street at the distance
Of 10 feet ". Inches more or less from
the corner bounded by the intersection
OF the line Of the westerly side OF Lom-
bard street with the line Of the South
erly side OF Ninth street said place 81
beginning being at the centre OF the
wall dividing the house on the lot nu-
Joining ON tho east, thence southerly
passing through the centre OF said Ill.
vision wall and parallel to Lombard
street 10 feet to the northerly side OF
an alley leading into Lombard street,
thence westerly along said side OF said
alley and parallel to Ninth street IL
feet ~ inches more or less to a corner,
thence noitherly parallel TO Lombard
street and passing through the ccntre
of the wall dividing the house on the
lot from the house on the lot adjoin-
Ing on the west ~ feet to the southerly
side OF Ninth street and thence east
erly along said side OF Ninth street ~
feet ~ inches more or less to the place
OF beginning, be the contents within
said bounds what they may, with use
of alley, nc.
Seized and taken in execution "a the
property OF Abraham J. Peters, aud
Catharine, his wife, and 1. ts., and TO ho
sold by
WILLIAM SIMMONS, sheriff.
SherlilTs Office, Wilmington, Dec. "a.
1890.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-31
MnElng .Ioncy AnSMi.ere.

Having read Sfr. Mooreheads OK
pcrirncc plating with gold. silver and
nickel, l sent for a plat"r and have
morn work than can do. II is sur
prisinE the spoons, castOrsgn jnwrlry
That people want plated Tic first
week ! cleared S87 10, ard IN three
weeks Tll9s5, and my wife has miulc
about ~ much "a have. by address
ing W, H. Gritllth Il Co, GAINESVILLE,
lonlycusts =. You can learn To usn It
in m hour Can plate large or small
articles, and can make GaDcy any.
whore, A. J. JoSsoM
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-31

believing in giving honor when tits
dine" We would call attention to tho
fact that A. T. Brown, No. lllO Chippy
street, is one of our foremost
mrclAnirs In his line, Mr. Brown
and rubber in suth manner as TO
give satisfaction and make the taking
OF work To him a pleasure. At this
season a tir5t-elass rubber workman Is
III demand and Brown is the man.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-31

sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
= writ of Lcvuri Facii-, To me direct
cd, viii be exposed to public sale, NJ
tho Court llougc, between Tenth nnd
Eleventh streets, In the CITY OF Win
ington, New Castle County, Delaware,
On MONDAY.
THE l2fh DAY OF JAM AIRY, 1881,
At2 o'clock. p. M,
Tho foilowIn described real estate, viz;
A lot OF land beginning at a point ON
the southerly side of Pleasant street
at tho distance of " feet westerly from
the westerly side OF Harrison street,
thence southerly and parallel with
Harrison street 90 feet to corner
thence westerly and parallel with
Pleasant street IL feet to another cor
ncr, thence northerly parnllel with
Harrison street and passing through
the centre of the party wall between
this and the adjoining house ON the
west 30 feet TO the aforesaid side Of
Pleasant street and thence thereby
eaSterly II feet to the place of begin
ming, be the contents what they may.
Seized and taken iii execution IA the
property of Theodore II, Pratt and
Louisa Pratt, his wife, und [. U.s., and
to be sold by WM SiMMn1.n-,
Sheriff
Shcritf7s Office, Wilmington, December
", 1870. d27
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-31

On Monday afternpon freight train
wreck occurred Dn the Wilmington
and Mort hern Railroad between Manor
Station and Goatesyille, which block
AIDED the track until yesterday morn
ing. During the time the track was
INSTRUCTED passenger trains ran "a FAR
rs the wreck and returned from VIII
mington and heading.