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COUNTRY BOARD.

4 CAN ACCOMMODATE FEW FAMILIES WITH
Board during the winter at "Clarens" located with
~ miles OF Alexandria, Va. and near the Theoogi-
cal Seminary; only ten mnues walk from station
Alex and Fred and Virginia Midland railroads
at convenient hours both roads; the country hh
and healthy. n-st-class board with home comforts;
references exchanged Address Mrs. q. Y. WORTH
NGToN, Theological Seminary. Fairfax county, Va
ol4-eo3ts
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SEE the e5 piano lamp. C. A. MUDDIMAS,
GA 18th street
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DR.. Nicholson, 1911 ii NV, Special
ist in Nervous and Female Diseases. Elec
tricity a special aid in all nervous, functiona
disorders, superfuous hairs, spinal, uterine
and ovarian arrangements. Neuralgia, Rheu
matism, Structures and Urinary Trouble
treated by Electricity without Pain. The doc
tor takes no case unless he expects to cure it
hence his phenomenal success lts
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
FORECAST TILL EIoHr AN. SUNDAY

For the District Of Columbia. Maryland,
slightly warmer; southwesterly winds and fair
weather.
For Virginia, slightly warmer; southwesterly
Hinds. fair Neather
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Our stock ID nov complete.
6EALSkIN SHOULDER CAPE6
sEALsKIN SHOULDER CAPEs With Persian vesA
All with flaring Collars
SHOULDER cAPKs In every VARSITY Of Fur. Piush
and Astrachan Cloth.
sEALsKIN JACKETS AND sAcQUEs q old pricoa
Duplicates Will be higher next month.
FURs AND FUR TRIMMING AND FEATHER
COlLARETTEs.
All goods reliable and prices - Low any houss n
America
WILLETT 3 RUOFR.
HATTERs AND FURRERa
s0-1m eos PINK AVE
IL FOR NOVELTIES IN DRESS
would advise 20 wait. The will be expoaoI
IN ten days through The Star ol3-0I
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A IBAueH"
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
WEEK OF OCTOBER 20.
SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
MATINEKs
MATINEEs
WEDNESDAY AND sATCRpAH
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
FIRST TIME IN WASHINGTON OF
WILSON BARRETT AND HALL GAINES
NEW ROMANTIC DRAMA. ENTITLED
i u.s. 8: : ! $ !: : E. ~: ::
s. !: : { /. E. E. E.
TH NJ Nm EEr' ss's
{ #ssiSfss EE /. IS
CAST BY COL. sINNs
BROOKLYN PARK THEATER 90.
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY
BEAUTIFUL STAGE SETTINGS.
SPLENDID ACTING.
ALL THE ELABORATE SCENERY
MADE AFTER THE MODELS USED AT THE
PRINCESS THEATER. LONDON.
READ NEW YORK Press cLIPPINas
"rhe play is an entertaining one. and well acted
and pcturesQuey put upon tbs stage. "-Herofd
Press.
The mounting was excellent and the scenery was
extremely pref y."-Trfbune.
will doubtless prove great success."-Timoa
handsome scenery. Star.
Tho play is success Col Sim has money maker
In GOOD OLD TIM S."-WOrLd.
GOOD OLD TIMES was Q success All that VA
promised amply fulfilled "-Snn.
Commercial A ipertiser.
COOP OLD TINES is one o, the best dramas seen
IN new YORK for some time ~ ECeniac Sua
GOOD OLD TIMES scored q success Of the a rat
magnitude. "-Erenino Se,cs
GOOD OLD TIMES ought TO enjoy any amount Of
prosperity -EueainO Post.
GOOD OLD TIMES can truly be accented a .
great success "-Euening telegram.
One OF the best Of its kini New York has ever seen
Fs ,he asys Of Lights o. London and Silver Kins
II Rs . ONLY ONE WEEK. Don, fail to
see TINS Splendid Play. olS-2t
w q. COLLINS.
-. BANJO INSTRUCTOR,
IL Address: 3420 psf.
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House & HERRMANN's for furniture and car
pets. Cash or credit See adv't, page 4
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For Foot Bali Sweaters, e. %, "a, go to
TAPPAN's, 1913 Pa. ave. ol-lm
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OFFICERS OF THE HIGH BODY AND IT'S prsTrN-
GUIsHED DEMONSTRATION OF PROCEDURE
DURING THE SESSIONS AND DEGREES THAT WILL
BE CONFERRED UPON CANDIDATES.
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AUTUMN RESORTS.

HOTEL IMPERIAL, MARYLAND AVE, ALLAN
TIC City.-Dectly on the beach Open all the yesr
Handsomely furnished: hest gas. electric bells
cuisine une xcelied: terms SlO 10 ais per week; 81
to 81 per day. o. w. kENDklCK. s36- lm
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For Douglas Celebrated Shoes go to
TAPPAN's. 1913 Pa. ave. ol.lm
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THE FAMOUS LOTUS oLEE CLUB OF BOSTON
TWO EVENINGS AT uNIvERsALrsr CHURCH,
Assisted WEDNESDAY. October ~, by Mis-. MINNIE
MARSHALL of Boston. Reader: THURSDAY, %. by
MARSHALL p WILDER. Humorist Of New York.
Admission. ...................5oo
Tickets at Metzerott's. ITO Fst NV. ols-<t
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SEE our 80 frock and sack suits. EIsEMAS
Bros, 7th and z.
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All Invention Making Sewing Pastime
Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm. No. g.
1t charms on sight. Its use enraptures.
Ofico 437 9Th street northwest So9-2m
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Mira. Clcveland's Favoritc Reading
Send % cents to the Ladies' Homo Magazine,
Philadelphia, Pa, and they will send you the
magazine for q whole year and a premium
worth nearly 50, monthly. 1t is the most
wonderful offer yet made. It,
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Nervous Debility, Poor Memory, Difi-
dence, Sexual Weakness, Pimples cured by DR..
Miles Nervine. Samples FREQ at
6 MERITS Duo STORE, 1914 r It
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JoHS's Restaurant. 1126 7th st. NV.
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Castoria.
When baby was sick we gave her Castoria
When ehe was u Child she cried for CastoriA
When she became Miss sine chung to Castoria
When she had Children she gave them Castoria.
ialG- tn, tu,1y
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Silk Fringe Lamp Shades, 5Oc.
Beacon Gas Drop Light, complete, 97o.
Twin Gas Burners, Csc.
Best Gas Globes, Csc.
1t G. W. MUDDIMAN, GA 10Th street.
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Star Spring Water.
Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale In bot
ties and by the glass by all druggists. SAM'L
G. PALMKR, Agent. ia26-s, tn, thl5Ot
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HOODS sARsAPARILLA
CITY ITEMS.

100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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played yesterday were the semi-fnals in the
doubles. McCswley and Woodward met Peter
and Peter and after well-contested game the
former won by score Of SO, CO, Ca The
playing of Peter and Peter showed excellent
teamwork and their uniform game is perhaps
one OF their strong points. They have had bu,
little experience i'll tournaments and their
GOODNESS and ability to 60 their best at critical
moments is promising indication Of their
future in tennis
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Buy Your Coal OF J. MAuRY DOVE Only
highest grades of family coal handled. iyl5-ti
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For Gymnasium Suits, all grades, go to
TApPAN's, 1913 Pa ave- ol.im
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

On Christ mus morning while some
young gentlemen from this city were
on their way IS Richardson's skating
pond they aucacto - two young col
ured lads who We're about 10 to Is
years of age, playing with Il hand rm
upon the old WILMINGTON amt North
ern r. Il. cut on which is nUNN uut 81
u.s. They approached hnSr lads aud
nsl o what "Old Kris hli brought
them, when the 0ilcs, picked up an
axe with which he arttd te strike thefa,
lie was soon uycrpOwerrd aud thu nN'
ta':cn away, when they RAN up 'hf rat
road 70 an old dilaridatcd freight ear
which they entered
In a few uumrn' culOrl Wan APP
puurcl with revolver Nlrli W. W ".
ishrl iH til" direction at ilw Young
men VIII" to X iu their h""l- aud Wcr
souu out of sight Upon fhHir return
in lhr afternoon, Wien nearly nppu-
site he fr"!ah' rar they saw what mp
pearri to fhru ~ he u large bundle,
thrown out ~ tine rar AMI down i
bank about lJlrct deep Instead Of a
biLdlr. however. II Mas tlr volpI"d
boy who HAD trrd tp I-r ia" axe upon
Them lhrra rtlG3ctl men rushed
down the bank mad began rhukuy thH
boy, when The yuuu- men rrmuue'Iul
Dd hut Were again trN0u away bE
clubs and revulyrrs ihr WHOLE Iur' s.
composed oI luur mem three wuiHrt
and two snail boys, were I'a-' d
drunk and continually lighting,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29
Dots.

Services will be held at St. Pauls
Church, corner Of Fourth and Jackson
streets, on Thursday morning, Now
Years Day, at $50, 5 and 0 o'clock.
A small boy while coasting at corner
of Eighth and Adams street, on Satur-
day last, fell and broke one Of his
arms.
A new sleigh and bells will he sold
cheap by Thomas Porter or Amos East
burn.
Mr. John r. Roberts, postmaster ut
Slatington, Pa. has just returned 10
his home after very pleasant visit 10
his brother-ln-law, William I, Morris, OF
Lancaster avenue and Harrison street.
During his stay he visited the High
School, and also called upon Post
master Stewart.
A sabbath school festival will be
held In the First Presbyterian Church
tonight. The scholars and their
friends will bring gifts for the poor.
These VIII be forwarded to Associated
Charities or given directly to poor
families.
Mrs. q. NJ. Hickmans Sabbath
school class, consisting of 81 ladies and
gentlemen, presented her ON Christ
mas eve with n handsome dinner and
tea set.
The members Of the city Loan Assoc
citation, of which J. Eldridgc Pierce
was secretary, will hold meeting
, this evening.
/ II is r0purtcd that the receipts from
the kirIness. held at the Opera HOUSE,
for the benefit Of the Delaware Hos
pital, amounted to about $4,000.
Judge Clayton OF nrlawarr County
Pa has gone to Florida, Tor the lcnc-
fit of his health.
William V. Walker, of Iandcnborg,
Pa, has purchased the kembleville
hotel, of the heirs Of the late John
Phillips
Smoke Dances q. Of Il. C. and II. Of
l.. +, cigars. Headquarters, Seventh
and Pine and 40 West Second street.
4 suitable reward will be paid at No
30S West street, for the return of u
pair Of gold bracelets, with chain
and gold dollar attached, that was lost
ON Christmas.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

The Epworth League and members
and friends of Scott NJ. T.. church will
Eo up 10 Philadelphia tomorrow
morning on tho train leaving the T.,
W. A II. station ut $50 O'Clock, to see
the great PAINTING called the CyclOrama
Of Jerusalem This Is the last oppOr-
tunity that will be given to see this
wonderful painting, rs 1t will be taken
to Europe for exhibition. 1t had been
the Intention 10 go up 10 Philadelphia
on the boat bat the taking of of the
boats has frustrated this purpose and
the trains hnd Ia be resortcd to. The
eXcursiOnists, however, by reaching
Philadelphia early In tn" morning VIII
have plenty Of timo left To visit the
Mint, tho Academy Of Fine Arts and
other places Of popular and pleasant
resort The scott people wish all 10
Z" with them who possibly can. The
tickets ror the round trip, including
admission t. The exhibition will he
- 81 for adults; and for children under
II Years OF age, s. cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29
I'M Chri.lm.,s Itn.inc...

The majority of the storckeepcrs in
this city report that the Christmas
business wn1 excellent, and in spmr
cases tar bcyaad their expectations
liaynarL thvtA.pplar iewelcr and
dealer III unusies1 Instruments at Finn
AMI Market streets, did more business
than ever before and sold a number ~
line pianos and organs. lie is now re-
plrui-hinE his stock and viii be- ready
IT, supply all who may call. barrett,
the rpLicctiunrr At Tenth and Market
streets, Ind rush on Christmas eve
tuT hls tine CONNECTIONS that almost cN-
haustnd his large stock. but by hard
work hr has hern able to I'LL mp again,
lbe -HInr a. thu cG-r with almost all
'hr dealers, Hut although trade Was
somewhat lat Ia commencing the
season has proved excellent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29
City Jottlngs.

Christmas services at Ezlon NJ. L.
Church yesterday were quite enter.
tanning. Rev. w, J. Parker, Presiding
Elder of the Chestertown district,
preached very feeling and eloquent
sermon In the morning TO large con-
gregation. At night the church was
packed 10 listen tO Christmas music
and take part in the exercises. J. G.
Wright and Miss Emma View were the
organists.
The Harris orchestra also furnished
fine music. Howard Mercer showed
marked Improvement as coronetist.
The four other gentlemen comprising
this orchestra eXcelled themselves
compared with former occasions.
The striking features of the service
were the soprano solos of Prof. Tate
and Mrs. Postles and the stirring
pointed address by DR. Riddick. Ezlon
choir, under the dirertion OF Mr.. {. II.
View, rendered the Christmas anthems
with splendid effect. They showed
careful training. The stage was taste
fully decorated in keeping with the
season. The singing by the Sunday
school was soul-stirring, The collcc.
tions during the day were very liberal.
new idea il going the rounds.
There Is quite a mania among our en-
| tcrprisinR business women on hair.
There are but few advantages for the
women OF the race In this city for
profitable business trades, and ii il
| only by push and indumitahle perso-
yerance that they accomplish any.
thing, II now crops out TINT Mrs. I.
| JelIeris, No. 500 Iatnall street, Is not
only succeeding in the business OF
hair strengthening, but is prepared to
| give lessons.
The Bruce Association have heard
! from the AquillA Association OF Phila
delphia. This, combined with Wiight's
| orchestra and quartcttc, Prof Thomas
llapliug's band. will doubtless bring
! them a large attendance on New Years
night, They are the leading young
men Of the race, and only give one On
| tertalnmcnt a year James Jones Il
pushing things very lively.
Prof Fate as female impersonatel
acquitted himself at EZion last even
| ing with honor. simmons, tho noted
| bass singer, and he are tho two great
male duet singers Who will sing to-
morrow evening ut EZiun Church
| Rev. II, T. Rulcy's Messenger, Il
small paper run in the interests of his
/ church. is growing:ycry popular. liz
/ has doubled the circulation within the
| past two weeks The sentinel, run
by Mrs. w F. Carr; the Age, ny jane
JONES' the Dawn, 10y vincent Berry
the Indianapolis trrcmcn, by Mr., +.
Il. States the Bulletin, 10y Rev. j. q
! Scott and Dr. Riddick are growing IL
circulation and have their patrons, II
shows II thirst for knowledge scarcely
| thought OF Is years ago,
Mr. lsnar Murray Is visiting hi,
brother, Stan5bury Murray, OF oul
| lltN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29
FOURTH EDITION
the I.asaretto Station.

CHESTER, Pa, Dec. 2s.-Quite an In
terestinR and well attended meeting
Of State Representatives and other
persons Interested In the removal Of
the Iazarctto Station, was held under
the auspices of the Chester Board Of
Trade at Mlllsr's Hotel, Tlnicum, on
Saturday afternoon. A banquet was
served and about 20 persons were In
attendance. DR., J. L. Forwood, presl-
dent of the Board of Trade. was made
chairman Of the meeting and Thomas
IL. Higgins secretary.
DR. Forwood made an able address.
He went back to the time, some ninety
years ago, when the quarantine station
present place. He followed up the his
tory OF tho institution step by step,
relating all the features Of Importance,
and closed by making n strong plea for
Its removal Ia other parts. Remarks
We're also made by Senator and Con
gresham elect John B Robinson,
Representatives Ward X. Bliss and
Jesse NJ, Baker, Mayor Joseph II. i,
Confess DR. D. W lotteries, Thomas III,
Higgins, all OF this District; Represen.
tative Charles l, Raker.of Montgomery
county Representative John ii. Fow
and Others of Philadelphia.
Ih'tlevS were ttnl from tsenethl Iu7-
scnger Agent Hancock, OF the Reading
railroad; A. r. Kenney, Superintendent
Of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
baltimore railroad; Col. SweiEaIt, Of
the heading rllrond, all 81 whom
spoke In favor Of removing the quar-.
antinc station.
Altogether thep were present ~
State representatives. During the
evening letter was also read from
Benjamin Lce, Esq, Secretary of the
State Board of Health, in which he
stated that the board had already
adopted resolutions ayoring the re-
moyal of the station
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

San hNrpNIo, Tex, Doc y. Louis
Gtaud, prominent civil engineer, has
just come in from Ilnuo with -pcci,
mems Of the new tin discovery lust
made, nnd which are creating much
excitement, He brings the ore here to
h. sampled
The one has leon found in workable
quantities ON the Colorado river in
Lluno county, 100 miles northwest Of
h"rr, south II the famous Baliingcr
/ Iron Hill The specimens are ca ,-rr
lite, and th' deposit ooy"rl ii lnlPr cX.
tent al territory Ii lies Lral thr iron
fields, eid was pissed 10y unIrtog mAcd
| 10y the Miners.
Prof. tutusto k, assistant Stnir &c
OlaRiat recently na,ir the discovery o
the ores aud tbair value, New III,
LCoSel5t'- nrr bciGE made daily, and
sixty deposits have already benn lu
ratea.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29
THIRD EDITION.
A Mnrtierous Attach.

About o'clock yesterday morning
Lewis Lever, Il colOred man, called at
the house Of Levi PGrnell, also
coloied, over Eleventh street bridge,
pn some business. From what can be
learned Of the matter. 1t seems that
for some time Purnell has suspirioned
Ieyhr with improper relations with his
wife, and he hal only been IN the house
n few minutes, when he accused him
OF IT, The charge WAS denied, and
some words ensucd, when PIrnrll
picked up larg. knife from the table
end commenced To sllah the supposed
destroyer of his domestic happiness.
Before ever could defend himself he
- .i.hed I'm fifteen times, the greater
number % the wounds being In his
heal
III injured man fcll to the Iloor with
the blood squirting from every wound,
when Purnell seized Il heavy iron ket-
Tie from the stove and struck him
several severe blows On the head, in
fleeing terrible injuries.
After committing the deed Purnell
fed from his home, leaving his wife
with an almost dead man, TO do the
best III" could under the Circum-
stances.
The woman at once gave the alarm
and the police were notified. The
nelEhhurhOOd WIS SenrChel hui no.
where could the wollld-hc-murl"lc be
found In the meantime tie patrol
wagon was summoned and the Injured
man was removed to the Delaware
hospital whore he now Is, IN u very
critical condition.
The police searched oil Of yesterday
for lurnell, hut without getting any
trace of him until last evening, when It
was learned that he was hiding ~ his
mothers residence, Twelfth and Pine
streets,
Officers Ayers, Walker, Virtue and
Iuukry' Caldwell surrounded line
house aud when one OF them raped
ON the door his mother came forward.
Being notified Of the officers visit he
showed them TO her sons apartments.
When the officers ruced him he fcigned
drunkenness and said he would 20
with hem i7 he knew il was useless
to resist lie was taken to IN" city
Hall aud ariHiEncd before Judge Ball
this niml.inE, whom III the application
of city solicitor Lyman, h. WAS com
mittrd without bail 10 await TIA" result
OF Levers injuries,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

There nrc numburless people who do
not call themselves rich. aud vet who
eel weak, nervous, lAnguid, or tired;
thy hay" lost Their vim, power ut EN-
durIucu aud ambition to work. They
feel miserable, not because they are ;ic-
tunlly sick, bat because they are not
we'll.
4 hese nro nervous sufferers. aud the
feelings md scusatinns they experience
are the Danger >ignais-NGturc's warn
n1 that their uutNc force and vital
power are at II low cbb and must be re.
p!"nishrI and huiit up. OF soon actual
disease viii lavage the system
You Neglect These Symp- Numerous
toms AT Your Peril sutie rers
| complain that they arc weak. tired and
exhausted; that they have u poor on a
/ ,bi" appetite, no strength. no nerve.
| they como irritahlc. cross, blue aud
| discouraged. la some cNSos there arc
| pains aud aches In vRriuus parts OF tar
| molly aud there Is often Indigestion,
| lysl epsih, helching ut wind, duli cloudy
| head ana general d5spritcd fecling
| Slutple-s, rCstlCsz, wakrful nights fol
low, The brain tires easily, and there
! may he 4 tendency To tlruw ,lurss dining
| the DAY. Neglect al THESE IS Iupjuin, re-
81 l. tti exec ,siNc nervous pTu-tratinn ur
paralysis, with HunhursS, trembling,
cold feet nud legs, prickllng sensation
ana weakness and wrnTincH~ 81 the
limbs.
Thousands bprnme Frustrated para
| lyLed OF Insane by ngEl"cting titr first
symptoms, not knowing that the result
Ut such neglect viii he fatal
Look Ia the danger signals ia time,
uelSaus sufferers, To aNoIt the dread re,
suits LcmonDcr tautit Is not only ynul
health, but your HE uud reason which
are ut suk". Nuu know hat yon are
We ak, sick. exhausted aud rapidly run
ming down. NJ. d W kuuw, Just ~ well
or you should know. from " hat Yen hesI
aud reud, that tHc great nerve cure. Dr.
| ttrt CHUS NOTNurn, viii certainty Hut
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

P0rr5TowN, Dee - Edmund Guest,
Willie llartnctt, Frank Brown and Bert
SehrtIry were skating on the Schuyl-
kill river N this place to-day when the
lee broke and (he four lads We're pre-
eipitated into tie water.
tire~t, who is older than therost and
al excellent swimmer, succeeded sin.
Rle handed IN ra-,a'iuE the younger
boys 10y Erasrng tham about ihc
bo.iy, ON" at a time. and swimming ia
! the shore Thasr remaining in the
water kept uHnat until rescued 10y
h5lGinE 10 the ice, which refused "a
lhGI fhnir weight,
t;enat WUS exhausted when his tasl,
| was lln he'd aud rr-tOratlvcs had TO be
applied Go bring him back to life.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

Tho amhulanrr service Will only be
ia operation two llAyS more. and some
q ,tinn should be taken by the mann
gers of The hospitals Ia hive The SER
vice continued For over eighteen
months Mr. Wilson has run the amnu-
lance at his own expense, and It has,
proved valuable in hundrrds of cases.
He however tiudS that the expense il
too great Tor hiu 80 bear, and h" has
resolved 'p discontinue It on and after
New YEAR day IA" ambulance has
BECOME a pubic necessity in this city,
ald II Is difficult go 500 how 1t can Dc
III pvusgd with. II IL Understood that
arrangements can De- nadc with MI,
WATSON 10 continue the service At a
uWrH lower rate than IL ran br done by
thu hospitals, and the matter should
br attended to at once.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

But seldom has there been latter
coasting than is now enjoyed by thc
small boy aud The larger boy and girl
as we'll There heiug no school this
week the pupils all seem to have como
out in force to enjoy the coa-tng. The
popular places for cuastng are the
usual resorts, Eighth street from King
down "a Walnut Ninth street the same
distance, seventh street from Wash
lnEton tn Madison. and from jackson
to Monroe, Third street from Washing
ton to Madison and from West to Tat
nall
The big Jumpers had not made their
appearance this morning yet, but
should the good coastiug continue
they will no doubt lr out ON the hills
Tonight. There is great danger of
accidents from fast passing sleigh,
and from knocking tho props from
under some pedestrian who does not
keep n sharp 10 lkout, hut up to noon
none were reported.