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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
e onnirn Real Gsidie G. Get

A FULL LINE Of cottages. furnished and
~ unfurnl.hcd. On Long Island. Station
Island and all part ~ jersey. Conn. New
YORK state also Mass. Maine. send for
description IN any place Won want cot
taec. aud you Will receive prompt attention.
Ne also have great many hotels 10 rNnt.
20 seaside and mountains. X. VI. col
LlNS s CO.. i,21l Broadway.
SBuRY PARK, y. l. Desirable fur
~ ni-hed boarding houses and cottages 10
let. MILAN ROSS, Asbury PaIk y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
for 5alr.

1 NriQrES Imputed desk. woik->tand,
~ dining table. screen top. detachable; AL
mahogany rosewood piano. FaiNrc maker,
Paris. Call oil tlasson-aNc., near Fulton,
IgooiIyn.
4 4 CRAWFORD, y. j.. Il miles from
~ city. 40 trains daily, q fine dwelling
with all modern improvements suitable out
buildings, all kinds Of fruit and elegant
shade trees a bargain for quick sale. Pho
toeiaphs and fun particular, at the Office of
JAS. W. FERDU son. 40 Brosdway. y. Y.
4 NNTnlNG In diamonds, watches and
~ Jcwrry delivered on small cash pay
mcnts balance on easy terms. Call or adj.
dress UNION WATCH CO.. 2s3 Broadway.
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flats 60 Get. untnrnishto.

flats 60 Get. untnrnishto.
A PARTMENTs IL LYCEUM.
"A SO. 3j and 81 GroNc-st,
-Four extra large Hight rooms,
Modern improvements and decorated,
Plunge. spray and shower baths,
Rents. 80 and 40.
Sec Janitor. or KYLE, go 3d-aNe.
A rAK1MENIs IN D9untle'. and coronet
aul large rco.--.
suitable for small families,
$lj - $50.
SIZE Janitor or KYLE, go 3d-ave.
A PARTMENr in the WAvEELY.
"A lbe East 46th-,t.
: rooms. all light.
Rent, 40.
JAMES KYLE a sons. SO 3d-ave.
A HANDSOME nat To- rent. - rooms and
"A bath, 20 We-t 5Jth--'.; steam heat
elevator hall boy; facing the Park wil,
rent fulnishri 4i25 per month, UNFINISHED
s32. RAYMOND. 81 fiat.
4 SUPERIOR FOURTH FLAT; now
"A vacant; SIS, perfect order; excellent
nrighhorhcod jnnitor'- services. owner on
premises. s97-sG9 Psrk-aNc. tNarrcntonb
IN. 18th ste
A FIFrH-STORY corner nat. southern
"A exposure. light rooms and bath 1T
foor. in~ii, Hat. o loom, and hffn. tam
Boulevard cars. boulevard and e1d.-t.
CLINTON APARTMENT Hpl ~. .53
Y WJST i2D-Sl.-An apartment ~ three
font roou- and bath steam h'at n9 hoi.'-
MANAGER.
II OKNEK FLAT, nine rooms nigh and
u healthy. magnificent views. - sutton
Pare. East RIVER.
EIFDANr APAEINENIS- Perfect; ro-
II ducHt rents. $500 Go : 800 nlin' date
.o--e--i0n. Apply on premises or To ;. j.
STONE. go BROADWAY
ELIGANT single tat 81 East l2l,t--t.
" Is n. hr0Nustone front. ont four
families On house. al improvements frw
feet from W. Morris PtfN, $50 .lr.tDr
on PREMISE. OWNER. III LenON.aNe., 81
3ol East 7l-'--'.
EACING Mt. NORRIS PARK. -rie-
riuff decorated. steam heated apart
a'nt- and large room, and bath, open
T. LAIs TO LET - lie
GORDON,
-yth.st. 9th-aVe. newly decorated; steam
Lat and a. modern improvcncnt> rent
from $50 T. $40 p.. month; rooms and
bath. Inquire q the owner. on premises.
.HIAMlLTOH." - ,heavo-. sycn-f0ou
upaltm.nt- in city. complete order
overlooking PARK, hal hot- go 10 -'p
southern corner. JAnitor. 1865 Last oGtl-st.
HANuSoNE APNHTNrNTS = and =
IL tONu,, al improvement, on oJth->i
near shave, possession - once. .,.Ayp.y
0n premises. - w. 5H'h--t.. or oWNLE,
i-3 Bsoat"ay. Room I.
~ NuI~ON-ANE. 80. 80. corner 2-,h.-t.
vi 'ufa.r apartment O. rent, uAfur-
ui-h'd southern exposure.
nNE SPLENDID SINGLE FLAT; *
~ rooms and bath, adults only SO.
- join. nea- Nlfl-on-,,c. apart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
Citr ilrlI estate for Sale

4 BEAUTIFUL residence. stable and
n grounds; oath Ward. Norris Dock
stations; all Improvements sr.l OF IDit.
~ broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
Eprsrs ano G Carriages

A -FIANDRAU & CO..
"A. 1872, 374, $40 BROOME-ST. .,o.s
ELEGANT CARRIAGES Of the best Glass;
SUSPENSION N1CIOltl AS,
Z c SPRING NICIOklAS,cr.c
IIGHT NI(IORlAS'
II Carte, TWO Whecl.rs, I-dhudul'V''
Mail Phaetcns. Pau Carte. Lanaaus,
COUPE. G,PAssENG GER ROCKAWAlS,
EXTENSION FRONT,
WAGONEfJES.
DEPOT WAGONS,
CURTAIN HOCKAWANS,
OUR PATENTS
on BUCK BOAl.DS. -..
Oak Surrcys OAK Wagons, OAK Luna
bouts. o-passenger Buckboards. 3-p4ssenker
BuckbosIds. 4-passenger Bucktodids, V"A
Dos Dos, OAK DcIDiss, go INauq-ci,.
ALL OTHER PATENTS IN NUN
BOARDS. -,..
Single, Duals, Trplets. all kinds on sPfiInSESr;
ALL NOVELTIES IN OAk AND rA4NA
FOR ONE AND TWO lloNsES.,
Agents for Brockct 4 futile Co. j eht
ROAD WAGONS. LIGHT .NEHlCLhos
for estates and country driving
Doctors Wagons, Surrey Wagons
Ladies' Phaetons, Nis-a-Nlsi
Light STAGES, IN. top Caoriolets'
Spider Phaetons, Contractofs JoDs'
Pony Phaetons. saxon Ihart2hS'
MINIATURE TRAPS. ILL KINDS,
FOR CHILDREN;
Making the largest and most diVerSih..a va. az
sortment OF Carriages IN me nltI Sl'V'>'
OVER 30 DIFFERENT Sly LES.
LOWEST PRICES FOR PROMPT CASH.
Don't purchase carriage in town
or until Won pay - visit.
LARGEST STOCK AND WAREROONS
IN THE WORLD.
SECONDHAND CNRRIAGES ABOVE
\ Ii.
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Brooklyn Real Estate.

4 BAEGA1N.-Ncw brick house, o rooms.
"A all Improvements biock- from Park
entrance price. $500 for further Tar.
ticLldrs call or write :. \. BCChLLl J
l4th-st.. HiocAlyn.
UUY HOME IN BROOkLYN.-2,00
ID houses. wei rented bargains every &c.
cuar rr'. WILLIAM II. GRACE, cor
De- Wiilouehhy and Jay SIS.
H. OK ~AII.-Uoa-,. trace Court. south
L side. i-storv Dfown-tonc. io.tN13Nlldj :
thoroughly modern pciicct ofd't, BEAUTIFUL
View from front and rear built hN drf $
work Tor owners use. Viii be sold reason
ably t. prompt purchaser ApplY 70
C1lAS. \. SEYMOUR 4 CO., 2o3 Nonta-
fue---.. HrooNvn.
EON SALE Ioar.s'orv hrownsfonc
house. -0ys-Niooi in ,Nce lent conii,
ton situated in one ~ ne bust lOcsiitif- II
BROOKLYN. convenient 20 elevated rallrold !;
Will be sold iow. a, the o"n'r wishes ~
CIV. 70 housekeeping q rultllre VIII Doe .Di
also Il desired. Address ". y. W. Box
3. f0S Newly oiE.
WHEELER BROS.
w DROADW.N = PrTNAM-AVT.
lVTHY THlN,, j. REAL ESTATE.
SOME SPECIMENS
- 900 f0r a 3--toTy and basement brick
house, all .mlroN 'Went- best part oi Bush
w1ch-aNc., Irooklyn.
~ 500 foI 2-rfore and basement house.
Oh improvement, - minutes from Hai"--
ave. Elevated l.. Il. station.
50 500 fos "a 3--foD apartment house. all
improvements, wil bring over 10 pr cent
oa investment.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06

1t is with regret that the failure Of
Charles j. II. Beckett, furniture dealer,
No. 500 shipley street, has to be an.
nounced to the public. Finding himself
embarrassed, he made known his condi-
tion to his creditors, to several of whom
he confessed judgment. By the aid oi
there creditors, Mr. Beckett will continue
In charge Of the business until ether ar
rangenieuts can be made, and by which
his creditors will Re made secure in all
but little temporary embarrassment.
He attributes his failure to depression in
trade aud losses he has incurred in help.
ing business friende. Mir. Beckett was
formerly engaged in the wino and liquor
trade, but about year ago lie sold out
his business and commenced the furni-
tars business on Market street near Sew
entb. lie remained there but short
tiine, when be bought out the old stand
of Samuel Murphy s. Son, his present
business location. 1t is sincerely hoped
he Will be able to pull through and be
placed beyond the reach Of business en-
bairAseNcntS,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06

OGDEN, urAH, Jan. ct has been
showing here for three days. There is
more snow In the WasAtch and Sierra
ranges than for ten years. In the moun-
lains the snow 10 ten and fifteen feet deep.
The mercury Is only few degrees below
freezing. There Ia no wind and no drift
log. The storm extends all along the
line OF the Central Pacific Railroad to
California.
One OF the greatest snow block kadcs
ever known on the Sierra Nevada in Cali
iornia has Just been raised. A snow
plow left Blue Canyon, where It had been
stalled Tor twenty-four bours, on Sstur.
day evening, and proceeded towards Col
Tax. From Emigfant Gap the West
bound overland tra!ns wero able TO fol-
low on behind the plow to Colfax, and
ifom the latter point the plow will return
and clear tie track to Cascade, which
VIII ireo the snow bound train lying at
Summit.
Nothing VIII then stand In the way OF
the four east-bonnd trains now held at
Coliax. The first of the released east.
bound trains Ia expected to arrive at
sacramento some tinc To-day; the Others
Will follow soon as possible.
The overland train. In Eastern WASH
inRton arc all delayed by snow storms.
The weather Is tho coldost known there
for years.
At some places In Montana last Thurs.
day night the Thermometer registered 35
degrees below zero.
Business was practically suspended in
Deadwood, South Dakota, on Friday,
owing 10 the intensity of the cold.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. Ga six
months old double-baby, "mortlsed
twins,"a doctor called them, came to
town last night and took possession OF
the Girard House. To-day it or, rather,
they, will take possession Of the town at
the Dime Museum. A score OF physi-
clans paid court last night to the children
for such they are, but to-day the general
public. especial y the mothers, will prob.
ably swoop down on the curiosity for in-
spection.
The double-baby consists of two girls,
each separate and absolutely distinct in
anatomy, but joined with an osseous
union in the pelvis There is no nervous
connection with each other, and this all
mentary canal or other portions of the
anatomy 10 complete In each.
The babies are Joined together by the
trunk and lie on pillow with feet over
lapping and heads In opposite directions.
If both could sit up at once their faces
would meet point to point, and each
would be fifteen inches tall Only ore
child can cit mp at time, and both eau
partially assume the upright at one and
the same time.
The names OF the euries.ties are Pearl
and Ruby Jones, daughters of Mrs. ]. II.
Jones. OF Upton, Indiana, about 40 miles
north from Indianapolis. They are u
farmers daughters but on the sixth day
after their birth In the little Indiana set
tlement over 800 people had managed to
squeeze themselves In and out of the
little home where plain John Jones had
always been used to quiet He is "a years
OF age and the mother is 20. They have
one other child, three -yesr-old girl.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06

Detective Harvey B. VandeRrift has
been down In Blackbird Hundred inves-
tigating the murder OF Alexander Balm
ard, and on Saturday night he brought
white man named George +. Davis to
New Castle and had him confined on aus
pieion OF knowing more about the muir
der than he cares about telling, until q
further investigation is made. 1t is
stated that Davis Ia the man who, when
under the Influence of liquor, openly
stated that Barnard had been carrying u
big sum OF money on his person ever
since ho had known him, and that he
could lsy his hand on the murderer.
A man named Charles T. Voshel had
Davis arrested upon suspicion, Constable
Grandon Reed serving the warrant, and
taking him before Magistrate Thomas
Deakyne, who committed him to Jail tor
further hearing next Friday.
Davis Is young man, about feet 10
inchcs tall and strongly asservates his
innocence. Ho stated after he was
lodged In jail that he had for long time
worked on V. o. Hill's iarpo, but that on
December 10 ha left for u visit to friends
In West Chtser, rom which lie returned
ON Saturday, Decsmber %, the day alter
the unfortunate mans body was found.
When he left the larm the eolored man
was at work, as was his won't The
murder was supposed to have been COM
mitted three days after lie left. Barnard
WAS slways suspected OF being m'scr,
but nothing was ever positively known
OF the fact. Bainard had no enemy In
that locality, as lie was peaceable and
hard working man,
On being asked what led to his arrest
Davis said:
"A man named Voshell, whose repu-
tation for veracity is rotten, swore that he
hoard me saY, while intoxicated, Let's
go down to the old mans aud have some
fun had been associated with the dead
man Tor years and thought be was
model colorsd man; and when heard of
his death could have cried, so great was
my dlstrf S.
On Saturday Governor Biggs offered q
reward oil $500 Tor the arrest and convic-
tion OF the person or persons who mur-
dered Barnard.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06
a Sensible Calendar.

As usual at this time OF the year the
new crop Of calendars IL coming lu, they
are of all sorts, sizes, shapes and kinds,
ana many Of them can be had for the
asking, but the best calendar that comes
~ our office Is that published by N. w.
Aver q Son, newspaper advertising
agents, Philadelphia, and which they
send postpaid to any address on recei pt
OF % cents.
This calendar is l4x22 inches, tho upper
portion being beautifully printed In
colors, whilo the monthly sheets are
printed with figures so plain that they
can be easily seen alta distance. AL.
though the calendar is An advertisement
OF their ever-srowing business 1t is at the
same time 70 valuable TO those having
use Tor calendar that year by year the
sale steadily Increases.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06

PORTLAND, oRsooN, Jan, 5.-A de-
spatch from Werdtier, one OF the prlnci-
pal mining towns 10 tbs Occur d'Alene
district Of Idaho, says that disastrous
fire visited the towu yesterday. Twenty
i've houses were destroyed. The loss is
estimated at si004000. The reservoir In
The mountains. which is the only water
supply, was empty, and the men fought
the fro with snow. Ieus saying the town
from total destr'etion. The following
are among the hNtuses destroyed: Mint
restaurant Moore's block, Silver Lead
Mining Company oiiice, l.ieber furniture
store, Holley, Mason, Marks " Go. hard
ware store, Wehrrs stationery store,
Grand Central Hotel, klug's restaurant,
McFadden's dwelling, Bulger's saloon,
Hooley's cigar stors. Norman's telephone
Office and store kaown as the White
Houte. There 10 little or no Insurance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06
Cured by Cuticura

If had known Of the CuTiCURA REM
EDiEs twenty-el.ht years ago 1t would have
saved me t2OJUJ 1.-TWO hundred do llars) and
an Immense amount OF ofsuiierlng. My disease
tpsorissisl commenced on my head In . spot
not larger than = cent. II spread rapidly
all over my body aud got under my nails.
The scales would drop of OF me all the time,
aud my suffering was en- dless and without re-
lief. One thousand dollars would not tempt
me to have this disease over again. ! an u
poor man, but feel rich to be relieved OF
what some or the doctors said was lcprosy,
some rinEworm, psoriasis. etc. took
........... and; .ssr'apsrllas over one
year and a half but no cure. l went
to two or three doctors and no cure. cannot
praise the CtrlcuRA REMEDIES too much.
They nave made my skin ms clear and Tree
from scales as baby's. All used OF them
were three boxes of CurfCURA, and three bot
tiles OF CrTICuHA REsoiyKST, and two
cakes OF CuTIcuRA SOAR. II you had been
here and said you would haye cnredme for 500
you would have had the money. l looked
like the picture in your book Of psoriasis pie
lure number ''liow to cure Skin Disc eases''
hut now am as clear as any person ever was.
Through force OF habit | rub my hands over
my ar ms and legs to scratch once In a while,
but to no purpose. an all we'll. Iscratched
twenty eight years, and 1t got to be n kind OF
second nature 10 me. thank you thousand
times.
DENNIS DOWNING, Waterbury, Vt,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06

srRisorIrLp, Mo-, Jan. 5-Johu
Hayes, letter carrier, was walking
down the main street with his cousin,
Mike Hayes, YESTERDAY, when they met
two colortd men, named Robbins and
Anderson. The two Hayes men pushed
roughly past the coored men and the
latter retaliatOd by pushing them of the
Sidewalk. Mike Hayes drew his revolver
and tred three times at the colored men.
Two of the balls took effect, one passing
through the body of Robbins and the
other penetrating the left side OF John
Hayes Both men were fatally wounded.
Mike Hayes was drunk at the time Of
the shooting. lie was arrested.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06
Notice tn the Public.

In Offering Foard Bro,. whole packed
tomstots to the public, would cay they
raise all Tho tomatoes that they pack on
iheir own farms. Tie tomatoes are se-
lecled before put into the can, and are
packed fresh from the fields under their
Immediate supervision. They have TAX
en- every care and incurred great expense
TO perfect the process of preparation. The
result Is that the toinaco oes 20 10 the mar
ket almost In q perfect patural state
whole, md even after being turned out
OF the eau remain unbroken, 1t either for
broiling. baking, stewiDg or raw con-
sumption-of the ! latter they are deli
clous, In iact they are just as pa.atable as
II fresh iiom the vines. Send TO your
grocery AMI try Foari Bros. whole toinl-
toes, s,orly i9c n can. your grocer don t
keep them, kindly address postal to
Fonrd Bros, Aberdeen, Nd, and they
wiz inform you where to obtain them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06

NEW ORLEANS, La. Jan. 6. .-Goyerror
No,s, OF Texas, has offered a reward OF
ts3o each for the Arrest aud conviction OF
these engaged in the killing OF two ne.
groes In Angelina county on the 2Gth uli.
The Governor believes the affair was a
brutal murder for tho ratification of
base and unmnnly prejudice against u
comparatively helpless portion OF the pop.
hlallon, and he i, determined to use all
constitutional m.ans at his disposal ic
test the potency o, the laws to give secur-
ny TO the persons aud proi erty OF all
classes alike, apd failure shall not be
chargeable to the Executive.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06

Michael Kane, an old resident OF
Chrlstiana hundred, died at the real.
dence OF his daughter, Mrs. Holland, No.
52s EA.t Fourth street, on Sunday, in the
SD year Of his age lie was born in
Ireland but came 10 this country when
yonng man aud after working about
the banks ior s1mo years he purchased a
small place about mile west Of Centre
ville. where he and his vie resided lor q
long time. A few months ago bis via
died when he sold of his personal nrnn.
efty and came TO reside with his dauy M
ter In our city. His remains will bs in.
tered at ST. Joseph's cemetery on Tues.
O'Clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06

CHESTER, Jan. 5.-Two colorei men
named Thomas Colwell and Ennis Mitch
~, employed in a quarry al Wnierville,
quarrcled last night over u plug of
tobacco. Colwell threatened TO take
MitcheiPs life, aud today Mitchell swore
out warrant before Alderman Philip
Oglesby, and Colwell was arrested this
afternoon by Officer Burton and placed
in cell In the Chester lookup. An hour
later Oaieer O'Tooie discovered the pris.
oner attempting to escape. lie had dug
hole over the door through the two.
foot brick wall and had removed SUN
Client number Of bricks TO enable hun to
squeeze his body through. He was se-
cured In another cell.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06

WILLIAMSBURG, N. Y, Jsn. Gin
this place ou Saturday, It was reported to
the police that no member of the Frank
lin family, who lived In the rear OF No.
$50 Munger street. had been seen since
Wednesday. Two policemen entered the
house and, passing into the bedroom, saw
franklin sitting on the edge OF the bed, !,
holding revolver. He drove them
from tte room at the poiut of the
weapon, and then shot himself through
the breast, dying soon after. His wife
and 3-year-old child were lying dead on
the same bed, having been murdered.
They had apparently been dead two OF
three days.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06
An ExceiIcnt Programme.


Admission free. All are invited t.
come,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06

The first organization was in room on
Shlpley street above Third, on January
3, 1s4o. President. John Qnimby; Vice
president, A. r. Bailey; secretary,
Samuel J. Mclaughlin; treasurer,
Charles d. Groom. Their first was an
old hand-englne. bought OF the Friend
ship. June 0, 1860, 1rst etcamer pur-
chased; the second In June, 1889, an
"Anloskeag." July 4. 1863, hook and
ladder machine bought. The c mpauy's
headquarters was on East Sixth street
between Market ard King for many
years. u has occupied Its present home
since 1871.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06

ERIE, Pa, Jan. 5.-The farmers in the
northern part OF Pennsylvania and the
barley growing sections OF Ohio and New
York are organizing for protection. The
farmers in Erie county have forwarded
memorial to Congressman Culbertson,
setting forth that the farmers are suffer
ing IRON Canadian competition in barley
at the present rate OF import duty on
grain. They ask Congress to advance
the duty on barley to 20 cents per bushel
and the duty on malt to n pr portionate
IQie
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06

Bishop Coleman ut ST. Andrews
shareh yesterday morning referring to
Stanley said:
w bile all honor is due to tho gallant
explorer for his daring and perseverance,
the fun significance OF what lo bim.elr
so distinctly attributes To Divine Pro,i-
nehce cannot be realized unless we sue ia
whit lie has thus been enab ed 10 accom-
plish all the designs OF thv same Divine
Providence for the evangelila lon Of the
territory which has thus been opened TO
Christian laborers."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06

Rev. I. n. Given, The popular pastor
of tie Newark Union NJ. T.. Church, re-
ceived IN Oxford bible and beautiful
carriage lobe AS Xmas pr sents. C.asi-
leader Thomas Phillips a'bo received a
nice carriage rohe and the Sunday school
superintendent shaving toilet. Ev.ry
teacher received class present and every
pupil candies and an orange at their
Xmas holiday celebration.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06
A Family Poisoned by a Servant.

LouIsynLE, KY, Jan. 5.-Girard Gre
CORY, his wife and four children, were
poisoned with arsenic In their coffee on
Thursday. A servant, Emma Dunes, is
suspected. She disappeared soon after
the poisoning was discovered. Her
mother asked at the police station yes
terday to know II her daughter was under
arrest. No cause can be assigned Tor the
poisoning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06

Miss Meme Durham. preceptress 81
Ashland school. near Chiffon mills, Pa,
~ae presented, on the 2Ith ult., with 4
handso me silver bell, by ler pupils, Miss
Marion Prsey making a neat little speech
on the occasion. A suniiower penwiper
and inkstand, prepared by Mas aud
Mrs. fnsey, were also presented on this
occasion. Mics Durham responded In
hitting terms, expressing her heartfelt
thanks for these tokens OF appreciation,
and after the reading OF few essays and
teltctons appropriate to the season the
children were dismissed to enjoy the
usual holiday season.