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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-21
Third EDITION.


New CASTLE, Nov. Ex-senator Geo.
Gray has accepted the Invitation of
the Democrats of this city, and will
address them at tho close Of the pa
rade this evening. In addition TO tho
different clubs there will bo a Number
of mounted parHders Col. L. q. Boyd
will be chief marshal and Charles n.
Davidson marshal of tho cavalry.
IN eroute oil the big parade will he
as follows: Form Oh Delaware
street and march to Water, to Harmony
to Union. to Delaware, to Ninth, TO
Washington avenue, to Seventh, To
Clymer, cOuntermarch to South, TO
OperR House aud dismiss.
A committee is soliciting contribu-
lions with which to purchase red fire
and other fireworks. The Young Mems
Democratic Club. the First Voters
Cleveland Club, the George Gray
Club and the Bayard Legion OF vii
mington have accepted invitations and
will be In the line OF parade
Knowles wooden mill, owing to a
lack of orders, shut down on Saturday
d. last. Operations will probably lie re-
sumed next week. The Delaware IroI
Works will not CLOSE ON Thanksgiving
Day. The public schools will close
both Thursday and Friday.
The Post-Oiilce will be closed on
Thursday from ten a M. to six p. IN.
Rev. =. b. Wylle, who Is suffering
from a severe cold was unable to ill
his pulpit yesterday. Rev. MIR. Fitz-
slmons of Princeton University
preached both morning und evening
Samuel X. Naylor now of phllRtlei phil
spent Sunday at his home hcre.
Mrs. George Gray has been visiting
friends here.
DIR. Howard Lo1and on Saturday
removed to the house on Orange stree
vacated by Prof. Druckenmiller.
Thomas X. Lancaster played a cor
net solo at the NJ. Z. Church last even
Ing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-21
81. Annes Dedicated.

St.Anne's r. G. Church was ded | cat.
ed yesterday. The interior of the
church was beautifully decorated
with palms and chry santhemums.
After the dedicatory exercises Bish-
op Curtis celebrated pontilical mass.
The other officers OF tho mass were
Assistant priest, Very Rev. John A.
Lyons deacon; the Rev. ID. j. Flynn,
of st. Mary's; sub-dencon. the Rev.
W, j. Berminghhm, OF st. PauFsj
deacons OF honor, the Rey. Father
Sylvester. O. S. b., OF Sacred Heart,
and tho Rev. j. 1. Nolan. d. d.. OF
Washington, d. c.; master OF cere
monies. the Rev. u. ], Crowley, OF St
Anne's.
Bishop Curtis preached the sern OF
from st. Matthew NAIY Is.
Lamblllothe's mass in ID was sung
by the choir led Ey NJ. ]. onway
Will NJ. $. Brown was the organist.
The church choir was assisted by
singers from the choirs OF the othar
Catholic churches OF the city.
PontiicHl vcspers was celebrated
yesterday afternoon Vicar Genrrs
]. A. Lyons presided in the ubsencc
Bishop Curtis The sermon w;
preached by the Rev.J. h Nolan, u, b..
OF tho Catholic University, Washing
ton. His subject was the sanclity c
zSthe church. He said TINT the churri
OF God Is Holy, and that the Catlloll
Church breaches holy doctrines an,
In the past many in tho church wer,
sanity and holy .- ......
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-21

A Philadelphia paper this morning
continued long sensational article
oil the murder of Katie Dugan. init
mating that she was murdered by a
woman.
REPUBLICAN reporter this morning
cnilsi upon Detective Hdtton with
the expectation OF getting the story
verified, but the detective viewed the
story as an imaginative one.
Hawkins was also seen and he OK
pressed the opinion that the wounds
found on the murdered glii's head
could not have been made by II woman.
lie also said that he did not KIN ow
hers tho story originated, and con-
sidered II fake
Chief Francis said that 1t was good
theory, but that tile wounds could
not have been inflicted by woman.
Tie article accompanied in a Will
mtngton Sunday paper. and in both
papers the murder was declared to be
repetition OF the famous Piitzm ller
case ut Chester, which created such IA
profound sensation ut tho time.
The coroneI's jury in the case
met yesterday morning, but no new
testimony was hoard. After review.
Ing the testimony heard at the differ
ent si thugs of the jury verdict OF
death at the hands OF some unknown
pan lies, was rendered.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-21

Judge Grubb sat In Orphans Court
this morning and disposed 0i the fol-
lowing business:
The Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company were appointed guardian of
Robert Elliott, minor Of Mill Creek
Hid
Margaret Mccain made return OF
sale of the real estate of Joseph Nc
Cain, which was confirmed.
Alexander Z. Ewes, administrator,
made return Of sale of real estate OF
Spencer D. Ewes, which was confirm.
cd.
Sarah A. Reynolds and J. jackson
Pierce, administrators of VIM. II.
Reyno Ids. deceased made return OF
part of real estate that had been sold.
The Court will meet again on Satur-
day, the 18th Inst
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-21

Geo. w, Lukens, the veteran spldier
who answered the laSt roll culla few
days since, was laid to rest yesterday
afternoon. The funeral took place
from Ills late residence, No 1lO1
Chestnut street, and was attended by
. large number Of his relatives and
-sshestsis, I>uiAoHe loot No ., q. A, IT,,
OF which he was mehlher and dele
gallons from other Posts in this city.
The body was dressed in line black
SUIT and encHsed in handaome GAG
ket with silver plate on the cover,
inscribed with his name, nga al d date
Of death. After religious services at
she house, the solemn cortege moved
TO the Wilmington ard BrnnhyHine
Cemetery, where tho body was Inferred
The beautiful and impressive Grand
Army services were recited ut tbs
grave Gnd the customary salute Tired
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-21
FIFTH EDITION.


Can't. Chas. Evans and Patrolman
Amos. r. Hahn on Saturday returned
home from a cunning trip In the Blue
Ridge Mountains OF Pennsylvania.
The officers spent most of their time
In Lebanon county, where they sue.
ceeded In shooting number Of wild
turkeys, rabbits, quail and numerous
other game.
The officers report plenty OF game In
that vicinity, but that they were early
In looking for the turkeys, as they do
not come out until the weather be.
comes cooler. They then appear on
the south side Of the mountains. This
the officers were unaware OF until they
met some gunners who told them they
should go on the north side II they
wished TO secure any OF the turkeys.
This the officers did, and before they
had gone far they succeeded In bring.
Ing do yn big one Weighing 25 lbs.
A number OF others were wounled,
but the officers wero unable 20 capture
them. They are very we'll pleased
with the trip.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-21

BY the way customers
carried away our overcoats
Saturday you'd think no one
else sold any (Suess they
did though) You ought to
have seen the crowd in that
Overcoat Room OF ours. The
SIG ones seem TO have the
lead; there's more than 40
styles at $l2-tlle sl5 kinds
are not far behind, while
those at so and SIS are sell.
ing Just as we expected.
Think OF the finest Kersey
Overcoat you ever saw, made
in our own good style, with
silk sleeve lining, silk
shoulder Innings and fiue
cashmere skirt linings-in
blues, browns, green's, olive
and very latest shades, cut
extra LONG, $40; medium
length $l8.
Storm Oyercoats.
Cape Oyereoats.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-21

Tho enigmatic and illuslve comet
which has caused so much discussion
during the past week, Is according to
some astronomers, approaching the
earth At marvellous speed, while
others say II is going away with In
"a e1,,os.oio roIOS.sy.
Whichever theory Is correct, the fact
remains that there Is comet that can
be seen nightly and that 1t is Brlla's
comet.
The statement made by quite num-
Der OF persons and generally accepted
for the first few days that the comet
would strike tho earth seems now to
he erroneous.
Instead OF being distant from earth
only 100000 miles, Professor, or
Lewis Boss, the eminent astronomical
authority In charge of the Dublin OBJ
servatory. says the comet Is at least
$50. 900. 600 of miles distant from the
earth and that the breach Is steadily
being made wider.
There Is now not the slightest danger
OF ! 10 etrlking the earth, and II 1t did
strike II squarely. there would be no
serious damage. The last time Blela's
comet appeared was forty years ago.
1t was discovered by Edwin Holmes,
OF London, on November 9th.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-21
VIM. B. SHARP eco
Fourth and Market Sis.

Our coat room is crowded
with good things. We have
full lines of Ladies' Misses
and Children's garments and
Skin Capes, all comprising
probably the finest and lar
gest assortment of fine goods
to be found in our city. Our
garments are selected with
the greatest care, always
keeping in view material and
workmanship and the fit and
style cannot be surpassed.
Working on this line no
trashy or interior goods find
a Judgment here and you
will find us with finest gar
ments at the lowest prices
we ever offered, many lots
being from / to ] cheaper
than the first of the season.
A visit of inspection to our
busy coat rooms will soon
convince you of that TACT.
Children's Coats, &3.25 to Sl4.
Misses Coats. $3.50 to $l7.
Ladies' Coats, s5 to s35.
Ladies' Wraps, $3.50 to sS5.
Skin Capes. So to $40. .......=.
Beginning this week we
will offer a grand bargain in
fine Atwood dress fabrics,
one of the latest novelties -
a fine cord effect with a plain
brought out figure, very
genteel, quiet and rich in
appearance. They are 81
goods everywhere this sea-
son. We have reduced the
whole line in a great variety
of beautiful shadings, to 59
cents per yard, double fold.
We have a very large as.
sortment of plain and fancy
colored silks, satins and vel
vets for dresses and trim.
mings. Almost every i'm.
aginable shape appears in
our stock and the variety of
patterns makes an agreeable
choice very easy. You should
bear this department in mind
when your wants appear in
that column.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-21

Rising Sun Lodge, No. >, OF Colored
Odd Fellows, will give its first annual
reception In the Wilmington Rink, on
the evening of December 9th. En-.
oumprnents from Philadelphia, New
present. and will give drill In the
rink and will also participate In d
street parade which will be given.
The music will be furnished by Prof.
jacobs National Cornet Band and by
Prof. Roblnsons orchestra.
Prof. ID. d. Sharper Is master Of
ccIsm onies. The COMMITTEES of ar.
engagements Is composed of L. Il.
Brown, Charles Smith, Anthony Bos.
ton, Harry SCOTT. James A. Smith,
Samuel Duckell Charles A. Gordon,
William Wages, W. L. Brown and W.
ii. Doeman,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-21

There was quite row in the vicin-
ity of Fifth aud Maryland avenues on
Saturday night The quarrel originat-
cd in house Il few doors below Fifth
avenue, and was said to be over the
company oil II woman. The house
soon became too small to settle the
question in, and the participants took
to the street to fight it out. A mum
Der OF men tried to stop the fight and
they received beatings at the hands OF
the two principals. ......
Samuel johnson was beaten almost
iptu insl,nsibilitgl AND many thought
thHt lA, WAS dendl VIM. reynolds was
Strnokiu the eve with some blunt in
strument and had his eye badly in.
iured. Another man was struck on
the head by "A burning lamp and tax
ing the affair altogether it was a com
plete row.
Word was sent to the police station
for II number Of officers. to which cal
Captain kersey and Patrolmen Taylor
and Quinn responded. Many OF the
lighters escaped, but the officers cap
tured johnson and Reynolds. Al
there WIS no testimony against thu
men they were both allowed to depart
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-21
KENNARD & CO.,
R23 MARKET Street
Black Dress Goods.

The continued and abun.
dant growth of business in
this department is chiefly
due to the strict adherence to
the distinctive principle
upon which it was establish.
ed and has been faithfully
conducted, viz: ..
l, Absolute reliability of
all goods; low priced or high.
2, Ever keeping step with
fashions latest advances.
3, Perfectly satisfactory
prices. .... ...
45.inch Henriettas rs
cents, precisely the same as
the best quality that we
regularly sell at IS cents.
45-inch Surah Cloth rs
cents, our regular 95,cent
quality.
25. new weaves of Black
Dress Goods from S75c to
$3.50.
The cancels hair dress
cheviots advertised Monday
at 37ac have gone out fast,
but as the lot was large we
still have some left, at 374
cents while they last. No
blacks. ...-... ..- ...
Here is another, greater
still,35 pieces, 39 in. ,all-wool
French dress goods in ere,
pons, manassas, bedford
cords and ottomans, at SOC;
reduced from Toe and 95c.
This is a wonderful and
Unusual reduction so early
III the season, but the inn
.porters want to unload and
so they make prices that are
too tempting to resist. You
get the benefit.
( SOC from 75c and S5c, al
shades, excepting black.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-21

With this note in his pocket, an UNI
known man was found dead early Sat-
urday morning, on the track OF the
p, W. Il b. railroad at Elkton: II am
short In my check Sl.77. Idrew $40. 10
and ought to have drawn $4796. I
made every day In October but one;
mistake through yardmaster. Please
to recLlfy."
The dead man had just gotten out OF
the way OF the Southern fast mall,
which leaves this city at SOL and stop
ped in front of the north bound
freight train. His body was thrown
to one side OF the track horribly
mangled. Coroner LitzenberR of that
county took charge of the body and
will hold an inquest on the romans
to-day. The body has not yet been
identified,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-21

One OF the U. s. Election Commits.
sioners having complained that Colo
mel Macallister had paid him but $50
instead OF $40. for Ills services at the
recent election, thus taking off OIL for
his fee for administering OATH &C., led
to an Investigation. when II was
found that Colonel Maoallister could
have legally demanded 80 cents when
he administered the oath OF office and
90 cents more on the person coming
for his certificate OF service performed,
making sl.SO. 1t seems, therefore
that Colonel Macalllster voluntarily
relinquished altogether s92. 80, show
Ing that he had no intention to extort
money from the partisan VINO COM
planned that injustice had been done
him on this occasion, but was satisfied
with taking 81 for services that en-
titled him to charge 80 cents more.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-21

A very fine display OF marble orna.
ments, consisting Of statuary. statu,
cites, busts, columns, vases pedesta,s,
mOsalcs &c, de., can bo seen at No
alS Market stlaat They are genuine
IN rb!c. wrought Ia tine most artistic
style, and viii endure for an age.
They are being Disposed of at auction
in the evening alter $50 o'clock, and
Will be sold through the day at auo
ion prices, Us they must be closed oui
as early as possible to make room for
other goods. lhe ladies' as well as
gentlemen are invited to call and ex
anime them, us they will never have
another opportunity to procure mar
bic ornaments at such low prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-21

The following testimonial came to us
Kenyon Thomas Company Niams. y.
Y. Grntiemen-For the past two years
j have suffered terribly with what doctors
G1h eczema. during this time | have
consulted several physician, and used u
number of w,ll-knuwn relnCdleB but
could get no rciirf until finally / was
urged tu give your rene lies trial. can
not say enough In praise of then. At
present am as well as | ever was In my
life and owe my sincere thanks 10 ytu for
DR.. liales Household Ointment AMI Tea.
Any one doubling the sincerity Qf this
ties imonial will confer favor ny ad 4.
DR. ssing. Very truly yourA N. ].
Men ARB. Icominstrr Mass,
Those remedies are for ale at y cents
and 81 cenisat licaton Snith's drug store.
Seventh and Pine streets,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-21

Wilmington Candy On.

2o4 Market street, have 8 grades-good
Mt 10c pound. better at Sc q u To-,
loo a q and 200 {. h.. the best SOC h., 4
these are the usual goods sold for 600.
We make our own goods In the builds
Ing. Constantly fresh. Having other
stores gives an outlet that makes our
sales very large and keeps the stock
material is used. Pure fruit flavor
speciality. Drop in and taste the
goods. The eye will deceive but the
tOnpua nayer
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-21

For the week ending Saturday noon
Registrar Colquhoun reported 10
deaths. IA less than for the same
period last year; 2S births, more than
for the same period last year. and 20
marriages. The causes OF deaths We're:
Membraneous Group, enterltis, inani-
ton. paralysis, 2 each; anOploxy, con-
WILSON'S. exhaustion, heart disease,
kidney disease. pneumonia, scarle t
fever, typhoid fever, each. Durin Y
the week the deaths Of four persons
We're recorded who had passed. tho aga
OF go years. as follows: Susan Kelley,
aged IS years; Elizabeth Moore, aged
65 years. James Steele, aged 50 years
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-21

Adolf II Roe was the only drunt ar.
rag cd '9iule judge iiai. ills morn.
Ing, SIs- emit Man WAS he COM
piatiIat nUl lie testlEie that Reed had
Come to tho ='ltion Ia use repeatedly
for l0aBin and Oh lfday hight Reed
was t'.ld ,4a' II lie yer came again he
would e ss't before lie count.
U ssnl#r y night Reed appeared
A2uin or.olSlns. lie Was aibo urIluh,
aBd W., i0rAed IN, ''iterd where is
yuar nyht aaHcd the jndsa. i have
hene. iel .t'd the iEi parr Then /
Wi hEEa ~ in!p Euu - aad costs or
w inFs nt work o. hn Sturr|plle,' As
Rcd /, =e7it o. lands he Will. work his
" out.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-21

DR.. Aaron Rittenhous9 addressed
the NJ. u. preachers at Fletcher hail
to. day and received vote of thanks.
Dr. Waddell spoke on Rev. [: ). g.
THE Redeemed us Kings and Priests
Remarks were made by Revs. Thorn.
as, Hardesty. White, Mace. Quigg,
Hubbard. ct al.
Rey. L. g. Mace was elected TO mem
bershlp.
An exegesis of Psalms 81, 5, was as
signed to DIR. Hubbard.
DR.. Dobbins WAS np Jolnted to write
tho life of Rev Amos Shinkle, de-
ceased.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-21

or the late Mrs. jacob W. Harvey. a
correspondent writes: Maggie J. Har-
vey. wife of Jacob W. Harvey, of Union.
vile, Chester county. was born August
~, 1926 in Now Castle county. Della.
ware. Her father, John Nields, was u
prosperous farmer. her uncle, Chey-
ney Nield5. was an associate Judge of
Chester county; another uncle, Daniel
Nlelds, was for many years one of
West Chester's mos enterprlslng Uusi-
ness mon.
Many friends attended tho funeral
services on Tuesday, November Is,
and all could say with tho weeping
friends OF Dorcas. This woman was
full of good works and aims deeds
which she did," She was buried nj
Unionville cemetery where prayer
was offered by Addison Jones.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-21

The Young Peoples Association OF
tho Covenant Reformed Episcopal
Church will give bazaar In aid Of the
building fund in the Central National
Bank building, November Gath, 25th
and Goth.
The second anniversary OF the asso.
citation will be celebrated on tuesday
evening, November Goth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-21

Yes, all keep It, bat e gentleman Tan
old eandy mixer salt the !, 10. ut DC
Llai pncK4Ee u the Wilmington Can.
dy o" Eol harhet street, vas the I'm
est he eyer had eaten , lbs OF it was
The next buy he made, shid no was
AFRAID 10 - home without IL. Wife
nied q string around his finger so he
would not forget IL, but hR said 1t was
net neCesaAry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-21

Jonas Heck narrowly escaped being
seriously injured ut Tenth and Market
streets on saturday night. IL ia said
that lie had been imbiDing too freely
OF tho flo wing bowl, aud while In that
condition he started TO crOss the street
when he was knocked down by pass
Ing teau'. Fortunately the oliver
stopped his horses before Jonas vas
inIured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-21

CRUISER On November Il, Matilda Cru
ser, aged ~ Yeas.
Funeral services Ga Sunday, ut 3 10 D. nj,
at the residence OF her daughter, Julia j .
Rllber, No. . East 7th street. Inter
ueut at lliyeFvieY,
GARGlLL On November 10. 1871, Mary.
wife Of Robert CNrgill, aged 70 years.
Relatives and friends are invIted TO at
tend her funeral from the residence OF
her husband, on GhnFiog Buuke brandy.
wlHe lluaaIe'L on MONDAY afternoon 1T
socioeH inierment at Sit. Salem Gem
terry.
BLASD-On November 10. 1892, Nargie
Gp wife of George NJ. bland. aged II
years,
Retattyes ana friends are Invited TO ut.
tond her funeral from the residence OF
her husband No b!1 West Sey6ate
street, on Tuesday vt . oclo 'k D. m. In
termsnt at RiTervlew Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-21

On Sunday evening, Mr.. Kelgwin
showed that from the sixth century
before Ghri t, the gentle powers con-
trolled SO "a To punish tho Church for
a period OF 300 years. 1t 10 in control
now and will DO until 1897.
the development of the Christian
powers that VIII overcome the world
powers that Tor - centuries have been
opposing them VIII be the topic for
next sunday evening, Seats free.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-21

20i Market St. Is q very reat store,
kept appetigingly clean by using tia
best OF all materials, making fruit
llavors n speciality. These in thor
onshly experienced hands will maze
candies that viii be sure 10 Please
when sold Mt popular prices. Visit
the store saturday night, something
20 see.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-21

The troinmen of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad Company yesterday
donned their new winter uniforms and
caps. The uniforms are the same as
the old ones but of much heavier
goods. Tho tralnmen on this division
those who patronize 1t between this
city and Phlladelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-21

Wilmington Council. o. U A. M,
about tif:y in number. attended Made.
lev III. L. Church, on Sunday morning
and listened to an eloquent sermon by
Rev. DI. Waddell. The American lie.
chanics are u reliable set OF men. and
will compare favorably with any other
organization In our city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-21
A Horse Drops Dead.

Lewis T. Anderson, the Front street
liveryman, yesterday had valuable
horse die from over driving. Early In
the morning man called at the stable
and hired the animal, anu later In. the
day he WINS informed that the horse
had expired from exhaustion at Front
and Justison streets,