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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-19
FIFTH EDITION!



Rev. James L. Houston. one Of the
Oldest ministers In the Methodist con.
neotion died yesterday OF the resi-
dence OF his son-in.law. 4. O. Hugh.
lett near Irappe, Talbot county. Md.
Of complication OF diseases oonseI
quent OH old age.
james l.. Houston WINS born In Sus.
sex county, November 8. 1910. and was
nearly eighty-two years of age at Ills
death. He was a distant relative OF
the Hon. John w. Houston, Associate
Justice of the Superior Court of Della
ware. When quite a young man. Mr..
Houston was converted and Joined tho
NJ. L. Church.
Feeling that he was called to the
ministry he was admitted on trial In
the philadelphia Conference which in.
cluded what is now the Wilmington
conference. His fiji st regular appoint.
ment was from '34 to '35, at Snow Hill
NIL from '35 to '36 at Elkton. Md.
from 36 to 'ss at Lancaster, Pa. FROM
'3S to 40, Kent Circuit. Md; from 10 10
~, Easton. Nd; al to as, smyrna,
Del; 4S to "A, Milton, Del; "A to AS
Lewes, Del; AS to AZ. Milford, Del.
~ to 40. Kinsington, Pa; 40 to so,
West Chester, Pa. 81 to '53, Milestown,
Pa; '53 to "a, Newark, Del, For thred
yenrs he became a supernumerary. In
'57 to 80, he was stationed at ST
Georges, Del; 80 to 81, at Denton,
Nd; 81 to '63, Camden, Del '6s to
'6i, village Green, Pa; "a to '65,
Village Green Circuit, Pa. 85 to '6e,
North East, Md; go to ~, he was 1
supernumerary, and afterwards was
placed on the superanuated Ilst.
MIR. Houston was an earnest and
strong preacher. Some years ago Mr..
Houston before his health became too
much impaired, was engaged In this
city as tea merchant, and was ever
ready to I'LL the vacant pulpits OF hls
ministerial brethren when called upon
TO do SO. AS a general rule, congreQas
lions that got Mr.. Houston to preach
occasionally thought themselves or
tremely fortunate. A
Mr.. Houston's wife died a number OF
years ago, but two daughters, Mrs,
Hughlett and Miss A. p. Houston, an
artist OF much note. and one son. Lis
ton, who lives In the West, survive
him. Mrs. Lucinda Hazard, mother
in-law Of the Rev. 4. L. Martlndale, Of
New Castle, is Mr.. Houston's slsteA
and another sister lives at Still Pond,
Md.
The remains OF Mr.. Houston will ar.
rive here at 8. 40 a. m. to. morrow, and
will be buried beside the remains OF
his wife In the Wilmington and Bran
dywine Cemetery. They will first
however, be taken to st. Paul M. II
church, where the funeral services will
be conducted by Presiding Elder Bar.
rett, assisted by number Of the VII.
mlngton clergymen.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-19

Since tho Democratic Committee de-
cided that on account OF fraud, the
Nomination election held on Saturday,
September 10th, for Levy court Com,
missioner from the Third district and
representative In the legislature from
this city must go back to the party, all
the old candidates except DIR. Emil
Hertel for commissioner have put on
their political boxing gloves and gone
Into the fray again, each determined
Ito win.
Mr.. Newell and Mr., Mealey, the prin,
Icipal contestants in the matter, vera
neither OF them pleased with the decb
sion OF tho committee, but they had to
submit to 1t with the best grace possil
BILE. Each of them have published
cards to the public telling the reason
why they should be nominated, and
the feeling between the leading frleudA
of each is not of the most amicable
nature. James Murray, though he has
published no card to the public, 1t 10
said, has determined to run his chanc0i
again. He contends that he got al
honest vote before. and he ia depend,
ing upon the Ill feeling between the
Newell and Mealey cliques to drive 1
large number OF other honest voters II
his side.
Dr, Emil Hertel has fully decided no,
to be candidate next Saturday, as hs
ls fully convinced that he was only
used as cats-paw any how to keep
the German vote solid In the party
There Is a great scramble on the part
OF the other candidates to get DR.. Her
tells vote, but they are only waking uP
to find that the Germans have gone al
most In body over to Charles Yetter.
Young J. Harvey Spruance is very
much dlsgrnntled ut the decision OF
tho committe. and though he will be u
candidate for nomination for the Stats
Legislature he will make no effort at
this election. He thinks he had the
Nomination fairly once. and IL largo
and honest majorities are to be throwA
out In this manner he sees no use In
making a canvass. The Democrats OF
The Third district are terribly divided
and there are many who do not bellev,
they will DO able to carry the district
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-19

This mornings session of the Courl
of General Sessions and Peace and Jail
Delivery, did not convene until II. AS
O'clock. when Judge Cullen arrived.
Judge Houston having taken an early
train was already on the bench walt.
ing the arrival of Judge Cullen. As
soon as he came the court was declared,
opened. The Chief Justice, on accoun
of his recent severe illness, was n3l
present.
The names of the grand and special
Jurors were called and all except a few
answered. The grand Jury, after
being sworn. retired to their room TO
consider q number of cases that werA
presented to them.
Shortly after 10 o'clock the clerk OF
the peace commenced calling the ap.
plicnnts for license to sell liquor. The
were but few and werg
soon disposed of.
BENJAMIN Nields made motion that
the case of the executors OF Harry g.
Peace vs. the Johnson Forge Company
be continued until December 5. Tha
motion was granted, and an order
given for special jury to serve al
that term. This Is an action for dam
agea for the death OF Peace which II is
alleged was caused by tho negligence
OF the defendants.
The grand jury came in at l2.45
O'Clock and reported on several bills
that were submitted TO them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-19

Miss Minnie 0'1anlon's many friends
will be glad to hear she is home, after
u dangerous illness at Farnhurst,
where she had charge of the hospital.
DIR, Harris her attending physician has
been very successful.
Miss Minnie has been favorably
known at Farnhurst. She held the po,
sitlon rs supervisor at the Delaware
State Hospital until she resigned. Her
system for keeping her departments
in order could not be surpassed by any
one of natured years; her sister cam}
from Mavelsink Beach. N, j., TO nursl
her.
W. Z. McIlvaiD, salesman for Mr. I.
N. Stayton for the past two years, has
resigned his position there and accept
ed one with the well-known tea and
coffee house of Noeckel, Tete y Co.. OF
North Front street, Philadelphia. Mr..
McIiyain is very popular with the
trade and We bespeak for him much
in his new undertaking.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-19
". .. Peerehsr. Assoelallon.

The NJ. +. preachers assembled this
o. M, IN Fletcher Hall under Rev. j.
b. Quigg president, +, Burgette Short
seer ettay, and IL S. Dulany, chaplain.
Rey. Parke1 was appointed critic.
Rev, Il. L. Terry. reported progress
in reference to securing a chaplain for
the almshonse and on current events
key.. 4. T. Martindale, reported the
death of Bro. Houston. The funern
is TO DO In st. Pauls' NJ. l.. Church to
morrow forenoon.
Tributes TO his memory were made
by Rows. Nartlndale, Terry, Mowbray
and Hubbard, lievj. Quigg, Terry ant
Marlindale were constituted commit
ie9 on resolutions. 1t was resolves
that the association attend the funera
in a body.
Presiding Elder Barrett r. adj a care
fully prepared paper on to what extent
current events should be discussed In
the pulpit. lilo recommended the ust
OF all current events that would aliorG
means of establishing Gods kingdom
on earth
The topic was discussed by Revs
Hubbard, Murray, Dobbn5, Martlndaio
Oswald, tlulgg, Conner and Tom
kinson. IN invitation TO attend Gold
ey's College this u. lii. was read.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-19

MIR. and Mrs. Frank Green. OF Ches.
ter, Pa. gave an evening party to a
few friends from Chester Trainer Lin
wood and this city, on Friday night.
Refreshments were served in album
dance.
Mrs. L. Green, MIR. and Mrs. John
Dooley, MIR. and Mrs. G. W. HENDERSON,
Mr.. aud Mrs. james McFadden, Misses
Iillie Mulraine, Mamie Cponan, Katie
Coonan, Annie Nash. Maggie Nash,
Katie Nash, Saroh Murphy, Matte
Mathews, Katie Ryan, Sadie Dougherty,
Hattie Boulder Ella Holden, Maggie
Clancy, Messrs John Ahon, George w.
Smith, thomas Boulder. Harry Bolden.
Hurry Gray, George Mckinney, Andrew
McGralner, George Thompson. LOWS
Townsley, John Nash, hurry Holden,
John Norris, William Marcus, W. Lewis,
j. Richardson, Robert Wilson.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-19

Yesterday afternoon Detectives
HRtehinsonand IIatton. with Sergeant
NigEleswOrth and Officer Lucas. made
> descent on a party OF Philadelphin
Kunners near Holly Oak, ana arrested
William Just Edward g Grubb. Harry
Gousley Henry q, Barber ANA James
Dart mter for cunning on Sunday.
There has been considerable complaint
about persons cunning In that vicinity
brought TO this city aud mt a hearing
before Squire Monaghan fined - and
paaLs Cach.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-19

Judge Ball disposed of the follow.
ing c1seS at this mornings session OF
the Municipal Court
Edward Cooper, George Taylor Frank
Hopes and Michael Cochran were
enrh fined u and costs for drunken.
ness.
uporge Briggs, colorad. was sen.
tencel to pay 81 and costs for corner
lonEginE.
George Meeks, charged with assault
ana battery, was fined $40 and costs.
Pati4ch iUnueil vino committed an
assault and battery on Officer Lucas.
was fined SO and costs,
Daniel Joster was fined Sc ard costs
for drunkenness.
Robert BOIIldon, c0iOred. charged
with disorderly conduct, was fined 81
and costs
Louisa Hin, charged with keeping a
hoHse of designation Mt No. 800 West
Third street, plead guilty, and was
fined $50 and costs.
The caso of George White, charged
with ae5ault and battery on Georlse
Nhiteman, was continued until to.
morrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-19

During the week ending at noon last
Saturday there were births, 3 mar.
Eiages and % deaths reported to Regis.
krar Colquhuun, as having occurred in
LhiB city, against 10 births. marriages
and 25 deaths for the corresponding
week Of last year.
The causes OF death were; Consump.
tion.4; marnsmus,3; accidental drown
ing. commissions, paralysis, typhoid
fever. 2 euch; apopleIy. accident. mem.
braneous Group, carcinoma, gastritiS.
epinal meningitis, obstruction Of
bowels. heart disease, l each, or tho
deaths, II wero male, 0 females; Is
white, ) black; 81 native, . foreign. OF
the births. S were males, females; 4
white. black. OF the ) marriages, l
was between whites and 2 between
blacks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-19

Sheriff William Simmons. sold the
Following property at tho Court House
Ol Saturday afternoon ut O'Clock.
Tho two story frame dwelling on
Fourth street near Lincoln street. 20
feet front runniAg hlck I'D feet with a
Stable in tho rear. It was srllelas tic
propert, OF John GriHnaSe, eosored,
purchased by liofrncknr Hollecker.
attorneys for 5BjJ. Tie Claim against
D. amounted to oyor 5l05O.
Tho three story brick dwelling on
Shlpley above Front street, tho proper
" of Danle! Kent, to j. l.. smith, at.
korney, for 800,
The three brick dwellings on Fifth
near franklin street, tho property Of
Jose oh II. Ayes, administrator Of
Preston Ayres was purchased by w.
b Pickett attorney, fer slUJ.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-19

Our windowful of suits at
close and popular prices has
turned out a notable quick
advertisement, so much so
That we're going to let it
have the cheapest part of
the glory of bringing trade
unhindercd.
Look at the window full:
we'll just say that much and
stop. Look at the suits and
the prices; they're the talk
OF the street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-19

On Saturday. at 4.25 n. M, car 81,
of tho Eighth street electric line, struck
an old lady and knocked her over at
the corner of Eighth and Market
streets. DIR. Osborne was Il passenger
on The Cur, and with the aid OF police
Officer Black. carried her into II store,
where she was properly attended. The
lady's name name was Miss roppin,
OF No. 1850 North Twelfth street, Phila.
delphla, and was on a visit to her re-
lations ut I'll Pine street, this city.
Police Officer Black and the Doctor
carried her into n Car on the same
line, and assisted by her company,
she was taken TO No Ill Pine street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-19

Senator Higgins this forenoon re-
csiyed n telegraph dispatch from the
Hon: William Mckinley, from Somer-
set, Pa. stating thnt on account OF
having received Intelligence of the
death of his brother In California, ii
will 10 impossible for him to speak at
the Fair at Dover on Thursday after
noon. and at the Opera House IN this
city in the evening. Though IL is
still his intention to come East, it is
uncertain as TO the timo when he can
come. ..... ... H.. ...-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-19

Elmer E. Vance's Company appeared
at the Grard Opera House on Satur.
day, in that picturesque and success
full comedy drama"The Limited Mail.'
The drama Is an excellent one and
the company is composed of able ar.
lists who essay their roles rs II they
belonged in that sphere Of life. A
large and well pleased audience was
in attendance.
Primrose and Vests minstrels will
he the attraction at the Grand Opera
House this evening. The appearances
of this organization here will be anoth.
er event in dramatic circles.
The engagement of Ezra Kendall In
the Pair of Kids" at the Grand Opera
House tomorrow evening promises
to be the laughing event OF the season.
There is restaurant scene in the
kids" which is said to be ono contln-
uous string Of funny burlesque, conf
cal pantomine tricks and sleight OF
hand action. Kendall In his character
of the old ''jay,'of course runs tho les
taurant and the way he does 1t must
be seen to DO appreciated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-19


Thieves entered the drug store OF
DIR. s. i. Manship. ut Ninth and Pine
streets, on Saturday, and stole small
of money.
A horse driven by Mrs. Mary Nc
Cormlck, of Iron Hill, ran away al
Fifth and Market streets on Saturday
afternoon. The wagon was upset and
Mrs. Mccormick was thrown out. but
mot injured.
The West End Reading room, on Du.
Pont street near Fourteenth, which
has been closed during the summer
months, will open for the winter this
evening at o'clock. Visitors will be
welcome.
Miss Marguerite Stradley, Of Bridge.
Willie, Del, who has been visiting Miss
Laura White, on West Twelfth street,
will leave to-day for Washington, d.
o., and Frederick, Nd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-19


To make feathers grow The Feathered
World advises to damp the bare places
on fowls with aoetic acid and add lit.
tie peas meal and pinch of flowers OF
sulphur to the fowls soft food. Com
menting upon this advice The Fanciers
Journal says: 1.-The advice is worth q
trial, but as rule high feeding with
good pasture produces abundance Of
feathers. We have successfully used tai
oil on bare places of fowls, and tar itself
Is excellent to use where growing chick.
ems have been robbed by feather eaters
Of tho new quilts. The latter are filled
with blood which invites feather eating,
A good dose of tar will stop it, but care
should be taken to feed cracked fresh
bones to the flock"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-19

A young woman in relating hel
trials and fluctuations to hel
mother.in-law remarked that HI
cannot keep mo. let alone the baby
and have not got pair OF shoes Il
my name! You had therefore better
tell him to say at homo and earn some
thing, instead of running around :th,
city or going of to Washington IL
order to see big parade. Poor thing
she is to be pitied, it is bad to he with
out shoes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-19

\ NEW CASTLE, Sept. l9th.-At the Re.
publican nomination ON Saturday, "a,
votes were cast as follows: ~, ..-,,5s-
For Inspector-East district - Ed
ward Cha lenger, 246. North district
John M. Hanco, 2a6. South district
James N: Wise, Jr., 24S. West district
John McCenn, 241,
For Road Commissioner, Henry
Stafford, 1893, John Collins, 2S, George
Appleby. IS.
For Assessor, Wilson Baymor, ios,
James L. Cannon, 46, Robert Martin, 1.
AT the Presbyterian Church yester.
day morning, Rev. DIR. Gill preached
an interesting discourse on tho life of
John the Baptist. Preceding tho ser.
mon. Miss Mary Janvler and Q. q.
Whitnack sang the duett, "Tho' your
sins be as Scarlet" DIR. Gill gave
very Instructive talk on the Bible at
the NJ l.. Sunday school yesterday
afternoon, which was much appre'
clated.
On the farm OF Willis Blackburn, near
town, there is an apple tree that has
twice budded this year. This Ia the
third year that the troe has produced
the second bloom, but only once has
fruit matured. aud the buds are being
watched with interest. The fruit IL oil
the variety known as the Queen apple.
The Woman's Home Missionary go
ciety will hold an election OF officers
for the ensuing year at Its regular
meetlng tonight.
The Harrison and Reid Club have
very fine pictures OF the presidential
candidates in their room on Delaware
street,
Edward Challenger, the we'll known
apothecary, has a thrifty fig tree in his
garden. The fruit Is still In Tho greun
state.
Andrew J. Brown spent Sunday with
friends In Delaware City.
Harry Houseman Is visiting relatives
In Washington, ID. O. @.
Miss Hattie Hoffman. OF Reading, Is
the guest OF her aunt, Miss Mary Tur-
ner.
Miss Mary L. Deakyne spent Sunday
with friends in Wilmington.
Levi Q. Bird, Esq, of Wilmington,
was In town on Saturday.
Mrs. Henry NJ. Silver of Red Lion,
has been visiting S. A. Stewart.
III. A. Dennlson and family spent
Sunday with friends near Rockland.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-19

During tho past week tho following
req estate was sold by Thomas Il Lallv
uI No. SO Market ,tiert:
inc tltrtc.stofS brick sfloun and dwell
lng, northwest corner Fourth and Mon.
roe street. for Daniel Collins to phillIl,
McDonnoll Tor $500. Two twG-Story
trunklin, for Pttricl Fahcy, TO Honorn
kelleier, for 81, loo rucn. fwo two-4forv
brick houses on Linden street =noni
iranklin, for Patrick Fahey, one to. i'm
A. hnhnney for ihin and hne to Joseph
\, Mahoney ful s!,4Jn. Five two.st il.l
urint houses on tie nurthurly side al
Chestnut street between Franklin ana
hroomc. for Peter McIIngh; two house,
20 John !. Daley Tor II 900 two hon a,
7" Patrick Daley for 81 5i0:und one house
to Mary e. White fuI SsJ1.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-19

Eureka Council No. Jr. O. u. A. Al
will attend church Sunday morntnp
sept "a. all members OF this Older art
Invited To attend. AiemBors viii NEE
at Eden Hall at 9.15 SHARP. This Coun
ell MISC intend TO present n large ilnl
TO the delaware Commission to the
WOrid's Fair on Sept. 90.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-19
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

"The Indian Hero" with Richard
Anderson, the popular melo.dramatiC
actor in the lead, Is tho attraction al
this popular play house for the first
half OF the week, commencing TO,
night.
Tho play has been receiving the
hearty concentrations of the press
wherever IL Inns been produced and
Mr.. Anderson is spoken OF as ono of
the most powerful heroic motors now
before. the public. There will be a
special matinee for tho ladies' and
children on Wednesday when tht
prices will be reduced to 10, 20 and &c
cents.
The Oath" one Of the most
sensational comedy dramas now un
dergolng presentation Will have its
first Wilmington production al this
house on Thursday evening OF thit
week, The company Is an excellent
one, such well known people as y. p
sullivan, Chas. Morrell, Cora Merrill
Leona Bland, and Alblo Drew, being
identified with IL.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-19

News was received In Gainesville
last Friday that u governess employed
by Benjamin Miller, attorney-at-law
had died in Hamburg OF cholera. Mr.
and Mrs. Miller are at present In Ham
burg. and their friends are fearful o.
their safety.
A summary of Rev. Albert W. Keig
wins Sunday evening sermon on thu
coming Kingdom, is laid over Ut I'll to
morrow.
Mr., B.M Minors. his wife and daugh
tor, have returned home after VISITING
Niagara Falls, Buffalo and Elmlra.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-19

The following deaths wero recorded
nj Registrar Colquhoun's oillce ON Sat
urday:
Horty-On September 10, at No. PTS
Madison street, Joseph Horty, aged u
Sears.
Boyd-On September II, at No. 1923
Apple street, Elsie NJ. Boyd, aged 4
years and 6 months.
White-On september IT, at No S3i
patnall street. Lilly White aged 4
months.
Brown-On September II. at No. ST
aatnall street, Mamie L. Brown aged
Bmonths.
Smith-On September Il. al No. COS
Eeald street, William c. Smith, aged I
years.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-19

Collector Dlekey visited New Castle
To DAY for tho purpose OF receiving
poll taxes. To.morrow no will sit III
Townsend on Wednesday, Ia This ciLv.
on Thursday at Toys hotel, Christi.
ana handredi Friday In this city, and
saturday, The gath, at Hock0Bain. Lei
al who have NOT paid theis taxes, call
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-19
Home Again.

W. C. r. Coiquhoun. the efficient
secretary OF the Board OF Health, re.
turned to Wilmington last night from
his western trip. While he was away
he visited the cities OF Wheeling, w.
v. Newark, Cincinnati and Columbus.
Ohio; Chicago, Ill; st. Louis Mo, and
pittsburg, Pa. He has no doubt mex.
ed up valuable fund of information
in regard to sewering large cities, re-.
moving garbage, and establishing
health guards, which will be a great
benefit to Wilmington,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-19

The sentence of Bud Beunt, who was
to have been hung ut Pmeviile, Mo-, Oh
septembcri5. has been committed.
Because his wife would not give him
money Tor drink, John Pratt, ufllornelis
VILE, shot her and then himself
Evans ana Sontag. the hunted Cnlifor.
niu outlaws have succeeded in Guiding
tivcs.
The Convey Island Athletic Club has
signed Joe Chovnski, tho Californian, to
meet ESQ. Godfrey, the boston heavy,
weight. The match will be for II purse
of 81. zoo. and will take place ON Monday
Uct.3l.
David A. Mckinley, formerly United
States consul to Honolulu, nnu for the
past seven years Hawaiian Consul-gcG-
rral at san Francisco, was Frustrated
by paralysis to-day. He is n brother Of
Governor Mckinley, OF Ohio,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-19

John Mshoney, an employee of the
Pussy & Jones Company, was taken
seriously I'll few days since In Flori
da and the doctors who examined him
pronounced 1t case OF yellow fever
Word was received In this city .lasl
night that he was dead. MIR. Mahoney
went there to construct boat for the
Pussy Il Jones Company,and his death
will be mourned by many friends IL
this city,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-19

At Saturday mornings session OF the
Court OF Chaaeery, Jahu IL. Rodnoy
aud William G. Spruauce, the commit.
tee appointed by tho Bur Association
to present to tho Court OF Chancnry,
resolutions adopted by the Associa.
non on the death of the late Chancel-
pr willard salisbury, performed that
duty and presented the resolutions
which were published i'll tho REpup.
lIlAS few days ago.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-19

That Dr. SiuIms' vegetable liver Mills
the great liver, headache and kitlnay
cure arc & daIanteel 10 be wAnt thay
are represented TO hn. % cents d boX
CT d for 81. sold by MI regular
lruEFts.s Who are our agents. None
other genuine U!lce ~ Market stregt,
private door.