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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-26

Frank Stout, special agent Of the So
ciety Tor tho Prevention of Cruelty to
Children has very bad case to inves-
tigute at Dover. lle wasinformed one
day LAST week that q woman named
Kosher threw Il shoyclful of hot Goals
at u colored child aged 10 years named
Ann Flamer and that her face WAS ter
ribly burned. .... ...-..
The woman then compelled the child
to lie i'll an clubhouse all night with no
covering save an cid phosphate bag
Agent Stout swore out warrants for
the arrest of Mr.. and Mrs. Kosher and
sent them to IA constable at Dover to
serve. The officer found the Ro4hers
ut their home in bed, sick with tho
grip. Dr. L. &. Frame was Summoned
to he house and said that neither Rosh
or nor his wife was in ii condition to be
| taken from tho house. On l.is testimony
| proceedings were stayed until the re
cOvery OF Tho RoshcIs.
| 5eyerl tin-tSpcs OF the burns on tbs
| injured girl were taken
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-26

Professor Hermann Linde demon
strlted, before ono OF tho most intelli-
gent German audiences last night ever
assembled In this city, that he is
master Shakesperean scholar and
actor. In the large autience were
many English citlzenS who were also
highly delighted. Professor Linde
held his audience spell.bound. loud
applause breaking in at intervals. Tho
recitation of William Tell shooting tho
apple from his sons hsad was as af-
footing as il was Impressive, and scores
of eyes were dinmed with tears In
sympathy with the great swiss cham
pion of freedom.
The Diver OF Schiller was excellent
In dramatic action, and his other Ger
man selections, Nathan der Wese,"
and der Erl Koenig," were gam selec-
tions, which none but pupil OF Muir
dock could have delineatod. His mas
ter English piece was Julius Ceasar'
and Mark Anthony" and his do
lineatlon OF their characters was a rich
treat, round after round oil applause
greeting the reciter.
MIR. linde was very much pleased
with his reception, but not more so
than the audience was with tho rich
evenings entertainment he offered
them. He thanked the audience and
| hoped Ii would he In his power to en-
| tertaln such ali audience again in the
near future. If he comes mere again q
good house will be assured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-26


Charles Steward. plumber. sos Ship.
< street,. Phone Il5
is =. Iehley, artist No, IL East Seventh
{tek furnishes lilo size crayon5,
NJ SIX iuch frames for $500
lrita, what shall write Why write
.1< III. Siinms Willie pulmonic Bal.
&Iii 10 tie greatest cure for coughs,
cfo throat, the grip, crainp, dtpn-
llf'r;a md lung diseases. Sold by
'u1Ggists. Office, 522 Market street.
Cotton seed meal Il rer ton lower.
3Ao decline In price OF bran -four and
0rn Iced. Ii You want u barrel OF
E@t Hour In market order from Tat
l1[il Bros, No. l0l Maryland .aYcnur,
Lx-Coroner Weldin, who was confined
~ his home for several weeks with The
x1p, was out on Saturday last, ior tho
Met hme.
4[fs. Jewell is visiting friends near
4Iranstown. Nd. and will remain
{&h thcm for the next ten days
W. 4. Kirk Of West Chester, Pa, Is
ranging TO remove 10 onr city in IA
NV days. -.... ..s..
Frederick Winchester will continue
&Ao 0dorless ENcavutng business, as
may be seen by advertisement III ali
zEHer column.
Go to Reeds new instalment store
[or cheap Furniture and Carpets. 900
{3hiply street. n. Il. Reed, manager.
&, Any one having n good secondhand
H4fe to dispose of may hear OF a ctetp.
mer by addressing, S. W. j., Whining
<on post office.
For Buckwheat at cents per pound,
Qr7 pounds for 25 cents, go TO j.
@erome Smiths, Northeast corner,
Fourth and Shlpley streets, Whining.
1on. Del.
Presiding Elder Murray will deliver
enc OF his Interesting lectures in Yves
@ey Me. Church on Thursday evening
The First Presbyterian Sunday
school will celebrate its anniversary
on Thursday evening.
Judge Wales was In Newark, N. ].
on Monday, attending the funeral o
me late Justice Bradley.
The stable and carpenter shop oil
Patrick Fahey, at Third and Council
&treets, which was destroyed by fire
BONE time ago. has been rebuilt, and
lis building operations are being
phshed with vigor.
MRS Mary Cornell widow of tn
<hke Jacob Cornell Of Loves liela
ware, who has been visiting the famil
George W. Joseph for the last iuu
eeks has returned to her home.
Register Cooch granted letters ties
fHmentary this morning in the estat
I tho late Thomas Fox. to Indiur
3rgiRnin Cooper and Thomas Fox, j
Enoch Moore, Jr., celebrated Iii
Iwenty-first anniversary OF his brit
Aast evening at his fathers resldCnc,
corner Eighth and Washington streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-26

About 1.SO o'clock this morning an
alarm OF fire came in over tho wires
from box NO. 5, Fifth and Adams
streets. The cause of the alarm was
fire brlslily burning in the basement
OF No. 10 school-house, Third and
Harrison streets. An unknown man
informed officer White of the fire and
the officer struck tho alarm.
The Fire Department was promptly
on hand and in forty minutes from the
time OF striking The alarm the flames
We're subdued. The situation at first
looked very discouraging,a as the build
ing was so filled with smoke that tho
fitemon could not enter and they had
to work from the doorway
Though the general impression is
that the fro originated from tho heat
or In the basement, people close by
say they saw light in the school.
house ut II 10 o'clock and that few
minutes afterwards two suspicious
looking persons were seen leaving tho
corner where tho school is located,
and these people think the fife was
OF incenuiary origin.
The loss to the building will proba.
bly, exceed $500, and IL the smoke and
water has damaged the furniture and
blackboard surfaces to any great ex
tent the loss may be double that
amount. The building Is fully Insured
i'll f. A. Nanirump's agency.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-26

The county assessors for Whining
ton Hundred mot in the committee
room of the Levy Court this morning,
but IL was not until nearly 10 O'Clock
when they opened up their books and
got to work. Charles Whann. assessor
for the Third district, occupied the
seat behind tho tahlo to the left on en-
tcring the door. John J. O'Hara, as
SCISSOR for the First district occupied
the seat at farther end of the table and
NJ. L. Conway, assessor for the Third
district, sat In the middle.
Even before 8 o'clock a crowd began
to gather in the hall way OF the Court
House waiting for the opening of the
doors, and when the assessors were
ready to commence work, there were
probably one hundred persons in wait
ing great many OF these however
had 10 other purpose than to see il
their names were on the assessment.
Considerable time had to be spent by
the assessors In lool;ing over tho
books to SEQ if persons were assessed.
Probably one hall who were present
were already on the assessment.
Tho assessors, however. worked In
earnest and offered no captlous opposl.
| ton. When tho clock struck ~ all
present In waiting had got assessed
Mr.. Ullara had 50 namos to his cradit.
Mr.. Conway !s and Mr.. When "a, tota
81 assessed. OF these about six wer,
Democrats. Another big crowd is ex
pected this afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-26

Assessor John J.O'Hara says that the
assessment OF thu First ward, posted
in Mclaughlin Bros. cigar store, No. 5
West Fourth street, has been tempered
with. lie says the posted copyl.wa
taken away from tho store about $50
o'clock on last "Wednesday evening,
and 1t was not returned until nearly
four hOHs later.
Mr. O'Iiara thinks that man nam
ed shan Bougherty, a late Democra.
tic inspector took the list away and
this suspicion is corroboratel by Mr..
j. J. Mclaughlin one OF tho pfopr!e.
tors OF the store who says that
BouEhcrty was around there when the
list Disappeared. Mr.. OHara thinks
that aE5 white men names were added
to the lists out Of which number III
were property owners. Tho assessor
las copy OF the original assessment
SO that the alde names on the posted
copy Will not avail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-26
Tho greatest cure on earth for pain
salvation Oil; take up the strain"


Mr.. frank DaPont is engaged In Mt
ting up the Old mansion of the late
General DuPuHt, as reading room
and gymnasium for tho benefit of the
Young men on the Banks, There will
he n Handsome library, smoking room
and every convenience TO make the
place pleasant and attractive The
mention OF this improvement causes
otir miHi to revert to tho days when
tho lute Thomas Rohrfts. James
stephens and others established II
lyccum Near tho New Bridge. and made
tho hall ring with their discussion OF
the tariff and tho various questions
TINT agitated the community at that
day. The Henry lay factory WIS then
In full blast. as wall as Breck's mills,
tho key mills, and also the mills at
Charles )uponts banks. Those were
stirring times, htlcyon lnYs, and tho
many changes that have since occurred
have worked revelation in business
AZ well rs III the factories on the Bran
DIVINE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-26

st. Mays T. A. b. Society was
twenty years old yesterday and the
event was celebrated last night in II
spirited and appropriate manner by
the members. 81. Nary's Church base
ment was crowded and Father Flynn
tho spiritual advisor of tho society
made made brief address in which
he complimented tho society In tho
highest terms of if tho good work aG-
complished. Then followed q rare
musical and literary treat as follows:
Selection, The BRIDGE" Glymer's
Octette, composed of J. A. Ward, G. L.
Young, NJ. J. Conway, r. Melchoir, f.
H. Bonner, w. L, Geist and 4. }. and
]. A. Butler; soprano solo, Because
of Thee" Miss NLeCiil; dornet solo, A.
j. Boulny; The Broken Ring" by
Clymcrs Octetle; comic sketch by
mentors OF the society; soprano solo
by Miss McAll ster; saieetion by Juvo
nile Male Octette, composed OF mem
bRrs OF the Cadet Corps. and a comic
sketch by members OF tue society.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-26

At Monday evenings stated meet ng
Committee on Night Schools reported
65 sessions at No with enrolment
OF As and collections Of 1870.
Miss Annie RaudnitZsky, by her re
quest, was transferred from the Boys
High School to position In No. 4
Grammar School.
Miss Sallie X. Shaw was appointed
first assistant in No. 5, Miss Ella Il.
Marvel fourth in No. 5. Miss Carrie
Hoiecker seventh in No. Is, Miss
Louisa Palm, principal OF No. u, with
| Miss Susan II. Lones first assistant
and Miss Mabel Caldwell second, Miss
Anna NJ. Harris assistant principal in
| No. TO-
| No. 81 building was reported com.
| pleted, and contractor Brown gets q
final installment of $500. The pub
lie Is invited to visit the building at
o'clock noxt Saturday.
Joseph Pyle said the Board mus
economic as it had spent $3.50 more
thnn IL received last month.
No. committee will consider
whether pupils may eat their dinner il
No. | school house, -. ..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-26

The Carr Jury cams to an ngreet IN ent
about midnight before they retired to
their domitories.
When the oyer and Tcrminer Court
sat at 10 o'clock this morning they
brought in verdict against james
Carr OF guilty of manslanghtor.
His counsel, Mr.. Hayes, asked the
Court not to impose the maximum
penalty of iive years rs he had alrea Il y
been In jail some time.
Judge Gtlbb delivered the sentence
of the court upon james Carr to pay a
fine OF g., 900 and costs of prosecution
and Will be imprisoned from to-day
to Jan. %, 1881.
TIE regular panel OF jurors was dis
charged till next Monday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-26

L'OR la.Nf eo~Iihl.e tUysas ii.
II Market uEui. JH4t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-26
rhisf oulelly Caught


Averybold burglary was committed
at the jewelry store of Edwin Hanf,
No Is East Fourth street. last evening
about 730 O'Clock. ......--
William McGrann, alias 'Bucky Nc
GinniB," a well known character,
walked up to the show window, took
piece of broken stove CRATE from his
pocket and smashed the large pane OF
glass, when he snatchod two gold
watch cases, and ran down Fourth
street and turned down King toward
Third. AS he darted down the street,
MIR. Hanf cried: Catch the thief"
Michael Devine ran from his meat
store and seizcd tho thief AS he at
tempted to cross to tho east side. He
threw McGinnis to the ground aud
during tho struggle that ensued Mich
ael Devine, Robert Philips OF this city,
and VIM. Beale of Washingt ton, ID. O.,
a soldier in the regular army, who WIS
here on O visit, and also Mr. Hanf
fastened to his assistance.
Robert Phillips found the two watch
cases which tho thief had thrown in
the street after being captured. and
handed them to Mr.. iianf. After Hanf
had received his goods he released his
hold OF the thief. BY this time several
of the officers arrived from the City
Hall among whom We're Captain Fran
els, Detective Hatton and Detective
Hawkins, and seeing iIanf with his hat
off started TO arrest him. but finally
released their hold OF him when atten-
ton was called to the thief who was
laying on tho ground.
Mr.. llanf has expressed his graft
tude to the young mon who assisted
in the fierce struggle to catch and hold
the thief. Mr.. Banf said that under
tho circumstances no did not make
preparation to come out in full dross,
therefore he had no hat on when De-
tectlve Hawkins started to arrost him
as tho only man in the crowd without
hat on his head. The officers tool,
DlcGlnnis to the hall and locked him
up, and ho WIS given q hearing 10y
Judge Ball as may he seen by refer
ence TO the police reports. -z...-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-26

at the RnpuBLIcAS Office to-day, In the
shade:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-26
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

In the Superintendent report OF the investigation of
the Company the management is criticised for the way in
which its agency department conducted and it claimed
that the Company is conducted virtually for the benefit of
the agents OF the Co With regard to the report whole,
without at present going into artcurswe remark that the
language OF the criticisms is justified by the facts
found Not word Of commentator for which is
good in the very large and successful results obtained in
series of years be found the creation of ofhe arg
est and sountcst institutions in the world 1t is a notable
fact that between January and 3oth June the have
increased per Company's report from $t594z&0)97 to
$t20,n06e0Rs per Supcrintendents report Notwhsand
ing the severe and in many very improper deductions
from real values and all other clnaons made by
the Insurance Department the Company is allowed by the
report surplus OF $l47O8675, which within $4,000 Of
the amount claimed by the Company January st, and in
this comparison account taken Of the amount paid out
as dividends between Janugy st and June 5oh, amount
ing to over s4ooooo Practically the Company has earned
than enough in six months 10 wipe out the dcduc
tons made from the assets by the Insurance Department.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-26

The annual congregational meeting
of the lirsl Presbyterian Church was
hold last night, when the following
trustees were eloeted: William II. lay
Tor, Frank Mccoy, 4. +. Crawford,
Truman Wallace Benjamin Richard
son and l.. W. Gallagher. The finances
OF the church wore reported to be in
an excellent condition. Refreshments
were served after tho business was
concluded.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-26
Conntrx Elactipn nlstrInts

The Board OF Election Commits
sioDers composed OF William l.. Wier.
president; d. b. Maloney, secretary,
and Thomas Toy, appointed to divide
the large election districts In rural
hundreds, to make them comport
with the new ballot law, met in the
Levy Court room yesterday, and
agreed upon the division OF the fol-
lowing districts:
Northern election district OF Chris
tiana hundred, two election districts;
vote last election, 533.
New Castle hundred, four election
districts; vote at last election. LII.
White Clay Creek hundred, West,
two districts; vote last election, 39i.
Peneader, two districts; vote last
election. 502.
Red Lion. east, no change; vote last
election, 2O5.
Red Lion. west. no change; vote last
election. 20s. @...e.
st. Georges, east, two election dis
tricts; vote last election. 4i9.
st. Georges, west, two election dis
tricts; vote last election, 507.
Appoqulnlmink, into two election
districts; vote last election, 4s0.
Bluckbird, two election dlstricts;vote
last election, jii
Mill NItth anu bTdnN yWlilb nun
dreds were diyided by act of the Legls-
lature Mt the Inst session. Mr. Malonoy
will attend to st. Georges, Appoquini-
mink and Blackbird Hundreds, and
the two commissioners to the remain
der jointly. The next meeting Will be
held on February 2 at 10 u. III.
Tho business which will now devolve
upon the commissioners will be to
agree upon the division lines and upon
the inspectors.
The Jaw requires them to appoint in
spectors In the new districts Of the
Same politics as the inspector elected
at tho last election.
This will secure an additional Re
puhlicAn inspector IN Christiana north
and In Pcncader aud two additional
Democratic inspectors In New Castle
one in west White Clay Creek, two II
st. Georges, one in Appoqulniminl
and one in BlackhiTd districts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-26

The women's Home VI. aioj airy So.
Eiety of Scott ii. L. Gnufch viii ceie.
pirate its sixth anniversary Oh iAura-
Nay evening, 2Sth instant. In tie
1hurch. The nlarEirE Wa. te nddrt-s
ID by Mrs. n, NJ Brown. tho confer.
Nce president, and by Miss ilmu
carton, GeuGonrss from the Deacon
Rsss Home, Ihi.atl' iFhla. HE eAeer
ctses will be iuteIsu f7,al wth seiea
HONS by lie members ., the eoalrGy,
An invitation is extended TO ali in
tArested.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-26

Tho Peoples Dl4pateh Company, witt
a capital or 550l. 900, has boon ineorpO-
rated with Wm. II. lrego, president
to carry on the freight business be
tween Washington, DC, Philadelphia
New York, Boston and Chicago. join
w. tanks is agent tor this city, anl
h,soClise 10 No. Ill East Fourth street.
Packages of all kinds will be forward
ed and their safe delivery guaranteed
IclcphOne CalL s35.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-26
FOURTH EDITION


Mr.. Harry B. Maxwell, foreman Of
the Delaware Pilot at Lewes and Miss
Clara q. Eliason were married last
night at the home of the brides pa
rents, No. no West Eighth street, Mt 8
o'clock, by the Rev. L. L, Barrett OF st.
Paurs NJ. Il. Church. The parlor was
beautifully decorated In honor of tho
occasion with mistletoe, holly Juniper,
sInilaX and ported plants and hanging
from tho center of the ceiling were
four white doves.
John Gebhart presided at the organ
aud played wedding march from
Mendcls5ohn. Miss Madge Savers
was maid of honor, +. II. Duirel of
Lewes best man and W. II. Banting
and Howard q. Eliason were ushers.
A reception followed the ceremony
The presents were numerous, costly
and useful. Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell
started for I4ewes this morning, where
thoy will make their future home.
Amongst those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Hawthorn, Miss Mug
gle Elason, Howard q. Eliason, Misses
Jennie and Florrie Maxwell. Miss Edith
Worth, Mr.. and Mrs. q. IL Lyman, Mr.,
and Mrs. A. NJ. Albright, MIR. and Mrs.
J. z. Green, Miss Lizzie Sayers, Mrs,
Du Pay Van Culin, Mrs. John Mckee,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. i. Chislaw and Mrs.
Eliza Erwin Of Philadelphia; Mr.. and
Mrs. W. G. Eliason, Mr.. and Mrs T., S.
Jones, Mrs W. j. Eliason, Harry Elm
son, J. 4. Gears Mrs. g. T.. Gears g. J.
Freeman and George Peterson, OF Mid.
dletown; Miss Maggie Jones, Glasgow
George r. Scott. West Chester; Mrs
james Groseand Harry Crosse, stanton
J. I, Ransom, Victor Hughes, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Picrs0n, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Reed, Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Neil
wee, Mrs Maggie Money, Miss May
Fighter, Mr.. and Mrs L. Y. Missimer
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-26

Suddenly in this city. on
Jan. 9th. 1892. Jane NJ. Jeandell, aged 81
years.
RelNtives aud friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services at the residence
OF Mrs, Fothergll. No 500 West It'll street.
Oh Wednesday, afternoon at o'clock. In
tefment private.
WALSH.-In his city. on January eth,
1892. Thomas VI alsh, in the 18th year OF
his ago,
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend his funeral from his late residence,
No. 4l3 West Second street, on Wednesday
Peters Church. Interment at Cathedral
Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-26

IRE al the Jackson ~ sharp WORKS.
About 40 minutes after 12 o'clock to-
day Il lire broke ont in tic shaving en-
closure OF the jackson x Sharp Com
pany'5 works. An alarm from box
No. n, Seventh street and railroad
avenue, hurried tho fire department to
the scene.
The enclosure was where all tho
shaving from the paners were col
leeted by IN automatic process wners
they furnished fuel for the boilers,
How the iiro caught is not known, but
the shngiNgs being cOmbustlble tho
lire soon developed into n ilame and
tremendous volume OF smoke.
The phlg streams about tho building
within reach We're brought into play,
but were not sufficient to quench the
| flames. When the lire companies ar
riyed-seyeral streams We're turned on
tho burning mass and the flames were
stayed.
The employees OF the establishment
and the ilremen all worked manfuliy
to keep tho flames confined to the
| building where they broke out know.
ing that il they got away, a disastrous
comllagration would be the conse.
quence.
IL took nearly an hour to put tho
fire out, and during that time no
trains could pass either way. The loss
could not he ascertalned, but could
hardly be less than $1,000.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-26

At tho Court of General Sessions: In
regard TO :he liquor license arpllea-
tiuno alurlin Leonard OF Sew castle,
Au-ilighet' said a license had been re-
fused. Nothing was He'd against
this applicant sid his attorney, Mr..
EndGcy. "llohhinsYillo" is a suburb
OF tho eitYof N4H Castle near laskor's
iruH Works.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-26

Fine tailermaie pants FOR 5000,
$500. Oveieoats 97O0u suits $500.
odd vests 5l.O0. Iallor5, 52l Market
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-26

Tho Olym pia quartette, composed of
Messrs. W. Anderson, j. DaRgeIt, j..
berry and Jos. German was ORGANIZED
last evening at the residence of Mrs
G. Brown, $50 Locust street, in con-
junction with Jubilee Company un-
der the management of L. BERTHE Pe-
ter5on and Juan st. Claire.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-26

The brick dwelling and store OF the
late John Alden, al Second and Wash
inston streets, was sold at the Court
House this morning, TO John Forrest,
for $3.50. Lot of 70 feet on West
Fourth street, near McCauiley, to
Michael Alaloy, for i2j.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-26

Wn arc closing cut our stock Of
rubber coats and rubber boots at
very low prices. Now is your time to
buy. Delaware Electric & supply
Company, I'll to 2i9 Shipley street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-26
-. n

The store oil Charles u. i5ryan, near
Newark (bel, depot, eli tho philadel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore Tall
road was broken into on Saturday
Il gnt last. hhuas, clothing etc, weto
stolen aiaJd at about 40.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-26

DR. Simms' vegetable liver pills,
sugar cuatpd, neH-gickening AMI pain
less, are undoubtedly the finest aud
best liver madicin,5 IN our grea. coan-
try