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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-01
DIED.

KELLY On June 80, ls99. Ethel NJ,
daughter of Robert l.. and Clara i,
Kelly, aged months.
Relatives and friends are invited TO
attend her funeral from tho residence of
her grandmother, Mrs. Lizzie Pyle, No.
1918 Poplar street, on Sunday afternoon,
July 3rd, ut 3 O'Clock. Internent at Riv.
erview Cemetery.
sPLANE-In this city on June %. 1892.
John spnnc. aged 90 years.
Relatives nd friends of the family are
late residence, No. 1923 Walnut street, on
Friday morning. July l, ut 9 o'clock.
High Mass at St. Patrick's Church. Inter-
ment at Cathedral Cemetery.
RoBINSON.-On June 90. 1892, William H..
son of George Il. Robinson, aged "a
years.
relatives and friends are invited to
attend his funeral from the residence OF
his father No. l05 West Tenth street. on
ut Itlvcrviow Cemetery.
wHITELOCK-Eliza j., rellct of the late
James Whiteloclf. aged 60 years.
Relatives aud friends are invited to ut
tend her funeral from the residence OF
her son, G. #. Whitelock, Hockessln, Del
on sunday, July Srd. to meet ut the Will
mington and iirnndywino Cemetery at
l O'Clock, p. m.
MoDoWELL.-On Jun, 10. 1892, Sallit
Chandler McDOwcli, lnfanG daugnt err OF
William and Mary Mcdowell. aged 4
months.
Relatives and friends are invited to ut.
tend her funeral from the residence oil
her parents Squirrel Run, DuPont'i
Banks, OH Sunday afternoon Mt 4 O'Clock
Services Mt the house. Interment at
Grlen Hill.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-01
dividend.

E7olt , AUayhorsa . years olI.suit
- hnle ioLi laiy to drive; VIII weigh
ilo1. Can We tjrrhGsed cheap for cash
al ~ bdllock aud Browns stables. OF
Delaware avcnn near Orange street
jc15 ct
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-01
Mems Tan and Patent Leather
Shoes.

sl.9S-At this price pair of tan
lace shoes or pair of russell low
shoes, worth IS; as leader Sl.9S this
week.
$2.49-A good bargain at this price;
your choice OF about IS pairs of russell
lace; also some odds and ends of rus
set bluchers; worth $3.50; reduced to
81. 40.
S2.69-Patent leather shoes, lace and
congress, worth sIi AL go at 500 a
pair.
s2.9S- Your choice OF any OF our "a
patent leather low shoes at this price
also some odds and ends of our own
mako tan shoes at sos.
Sjs9-A great offer; q lot of tan lace
and hluchers, worth $3.50; reduced to
So. 40 this week. ....
S4.15-rake your choice OF any OF
our IS patent leathar. tan and russet
lace and butchers at 81, 10 pair.
a2.f9-Short talk about this offer
Tako your choice OF any OF our mems
low shoes ranging in price from s3.5t
to ~, ut $40 a pair; Fourth of Jnll
offer.
Let Seif-interest direct you t.
our store to-day or tomorrow
There's money in 1t for you.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-01

Tho following cnse5 were disposed
of before Judge Ball this morning:
Walter Monroe, colored, was fined ~
and costs.
The case OF Samuel II. Forbes for
maintaining nuisance, wac postponed
until Wednesday morning next.
Robert Cummings and William u.
Dougherty were arraigned, charged
with stealing dlamong ring.
Walter Hayes, counsel for Robert
Cummings. asked to have the case
next Cummings father went his
bail In tho sum OF $500. Doughcrty
was committed.
! John II, Flamer. colored,. charged
with dlsorlcrly conduct and assault
/ ing Alice FlaIner. his wife. The prise
/ ner asked for q continuance SO MS Il
be able TO get additional witnesses
| The case was continued until Wednes
ddy morning, being held i'll $500 bal
for his appearance.
Anthony Nike. n polish peddler, wal
arrested by Officer Cohen for selling
goods without license within III,
city limits, was held iii tho sum o
500 bail for the upper court.
Captain VIM. Coudon charged b.
the Board of Health With maintaining
n nuisance ut No. 10l and 105 Nanliu
rem street, by permitting water to
flow into the cellar oH his neighbour
house, No. lO1 NUnBuren street occu
fftee &it ii' 3r ffi inc hui5hheae ala led
aud notice to That effect was served o.
Mr. CuudOn by Charles II. Groves, in
spcetoF..
he was ordered to pay the cost 0
the case and to bring into court OF
Wednesday, the permit from Ill
Sewer DEPARTMENT TO tap the drain,
Mrs Susan Jones, charged Con5t0
bile Charles Green,with committing n
assauit and battery on her on the Est
aay OF Juno, nftcr1lueasiuG into III
promises No. lies Elm street, TO TAX
away the goods. The case was hel
s over punding argument Of counsel o
July 18TH.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-01

Dr. Joseph II. Chandler gave lawn
dinner yesterday afternoon to NUM-
Der OF his medical friends at his resi-
dence, Gentreyille. His charming
country scat with wide, hospltable
porches, and beautiful lawn itch in
TO liage, was gay with decorations OF
flags and clusters OF fern and tho
dainty appointments of tho table,
which was spread beneath canvas upon
the grounds adjoining the house.
Amoung those present were Prof. L.
i. Montgomery aud Drs. W. Joseph
lIoarn, j. N. Barton and Wm. A. Chand.
Ter OF Philadelphia; DR.. j. III. ID. Car
doza, Claymonti prs. Q. II. Reynolds
and Il. A. Cloud. Kenneth Square, Pa;
DIR. 4. s. Mitchell, Hockessin; Drs.
L. II. Ball, Falkland; 9. NJ. Layton,
Jr., Georgetown; ]. II. Johns, Chadds
Ford; Charles Green, Gleenvlllei and
Drs. j. A. Draper, f. G. Shortlldge,,
Willard Springer, Howard 0gles
j. 2. Pyle, John Palmer, Jr., and VIM.
C. PIerce of Wilmington. Regrets
we're received from DR.. John NWindel.
Hlnorton ani Drs. IL. Darlington.
II. j. Stubbs. II. j. Mckay and +. Har-
vey Day, who were prevented from
being present by the storm.
An exceptionally fine menu was
served, and delig htful social gather
ing enjoyed 1t under the trees on the
lawn. Interesting papers were road
by Prof. II. E. Montgomery and Dire.
| Hearn and Barton OF Philadelphia. 81
late hour In the afternoon the guests
departed, after congratulating their
host upon his excellent entertainment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-01
FOURTH EDITION



BY working night and day the com,
mlttee OF the Levy Court on assess
mepts have completed their examina-
tlons 81 the tak-duplicAtea and this
morning the duplicates await the call.
ing Of John 4 'pifkey receiver 81
taxes to take them Away and 40 10
work collecting taxes. To complete
the Work, Mr.. Jolls remained at the
work until 1880 o'clock last night, In
conversation with Mr., Jollg yesterday
by REPUBLICAN reporter. he com
mented very severely upon tho injus-
tice done to the county by the padding
OF the assessments by the city assess-
ors.
The Levy Court was prohibited from
eliminating fictitious names from the
assessments by an injunction from
the Democrats, aud hence the tax du-
plicates are the largest ever known In
the county. MIR. Jolls from a memo
randum furnished the following sug-
gestlve figures; The total assessment
Is s54. SOL 200. Us againet about $50, 000,.
900 for the year 1891. The number OF
poll taxables In Wilmington, accord
ing to the duplicates, Is 20, $50 OF which
number 300 are negroes. The number
of poll taxables In the rural hundreds
is IL. 45S.
Suggestive also Is the following rs
sessments for 1899 compared with the
vote cast In 1890:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-01

Colonel Wainwright secured pen.
sions the present week for John W.
Hardy, BENZ. f. Jackson, Isnac Wood
row. @. W. Green. John MoGovern,
John Holland, Philip Mcdowell. Char.
los q. Berg, Thomas Hooten, John W.
Thompson, Robt. Townsley. Johr
Chappell, John Bardt, Hugh Enrlght
William Vandever. Soldiers. when
you apply for pensions you want q
inteiligently and secure your pension
for you quickly. On the corner oil
Eighth and Market streets, Whining
ton, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-01

DIR. J. Lipplncott, 70S French street.
Chronic and Painful Diseases Spe-
cialty.
The members of the Chester He n
Coop" cuIb will take trip to Kirk
wood, Del. to see the races on July
4th.
Miss NJ L. Newlln. who graduated,
Wednesday, at the Wilmington High
School. was formerly u resident OF
Chester, Pa.
Miss Gertie Crothers, who has been
visiting the family OF Alfred Brieiley
at Chester, returned home yesterday.
| VIM. Radam's Mlcrobe Killer purl.
fies tho blood, vigorates and builds NJ
| the system. Try it. John j. Will
holm, Agt., 2l9 West Second street.
Rev. J. d. Riggs who was laid up by
sickness last year, Is now GONZALES
cent. and visited friends in our city OF
Thursday.
Rev. John France and wife, OF Scot
NJ. E. Church, will pass a part OF tn
summer at Ocean Grove, N. j.
DIR. and Mrs. J. C. Pickles hav
gone to Ocean Grove TO pass the heat
ed term. -..r
j. Elmer Cats and Miss Kate
daughter of Esquire Deakyne o
Bluckbird. were married on Wedncs
day afternoon. by j. u. Reese.
Talley's ice cream stand In the Thir
street market house will DO open a
day on July the 4th. where,ic ice cream
can be had for so cents per quart.
Cards are out for the wedding OF F
1 D. Walter and Miss Elsie Hee bnel
r which will take place Thursday even
/ ing next ut the residence of tho bride
/ parents, No. 419 Washington street.
: John j. Gallagher and William Il
Q Foulk reached homo yesterday nfte
: noon from Helena, Montana, whel
. they attended the session OF the 81
) preme Lodge, A. U. U. W.
i All the horses that have been kept
: tho Wilmington Boarding Stables G
!. Sixth street near Tatnall, have bet
= placed at tho Delaware Stables, q
Shipley below Sixth, until the WI
= niiugtOn Stables are repaired from Il
!, damage dono by tue tllo yesterday a
i ternoon.
y The steam tug Oweso. seized |
I Marshall Mahaffy Oh Wednesday. on
chuEe of violating an act OF Congres
: In not placing licensed pilot aboart
A. h.s-h-~-.f---sAy s..- -L-s-----A So -
n in the sum oil 81, 40. being iutnisht
1 be- Thomas Sicl.ugh.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-01
Ladies' Night Dresses

Ladies' night dress, medium
quality muslin, good size,
trimmed down front, neck
and sleeves, at 39c.
Ladies' night dress, moth.
er hubbard style, yoke Of
four clusters of medium wide
tucks, neck and sleeves with
embroidery, only soc.
Ladies' night dress l2other
hubbard style, with torchon
and hamburg trimmings,
only 75c.
Ladies' night dress, made
from fine muslin, mother
hubbard style, has four rows
of fine hamburg edging, sci
between clusters Of tucks
trimmed up with herring.
5bone braid, and wide EN-
broidery on neck, front ant
sleeves; an elegant garment
only 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-01

Recs living High School Graduates.
The executive committees OF both
the girls and boys high School alum.
ntpe gRyo q very pleasant reception 70
the graduates OF 1892, last night; The
Webster's dancing academy Eden hall.
Nearly all the new graduates were
present besides the executive commit
Zee Of the alumnB. The reception
lasted from 8 to IL o'clock, concluding
with magnificento collation.. wH
The graduates of the Boys High
School were entertained by the exeou-
tive committee OF the Alumnae. at the
residence OF DR.. W. q. Pierce No. 827
Washington street, where addresses
were made by Professor Berlin. DR.
John Palmer and Others. A cola tion
was also served.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-01

We hope for a brighter
day tomorrow. A bright
cheerful stock of good made
clothing need bright, cheer
full weather to make it move.
If you are going away on
the Fourth and want to be
fitted in a suit or odd gar.
ment, see what we have
in odd suits brother odd gar.
ments which by chance may
suit you, will save you
money.
More of. those Alpaca
Coats will be in to day. We
sold so many of them it was
hard to keep sizes up. $l.50,
So and $3.50.
L ancy LINEN vests 1Ol
dress OF excursions, 81, 81
%, s1.60, s1.76, 50, $3.50
and So.
Negligee Shirts, Chevio
Shirts, Sateens, Flannels
and other shirts from 50C
up.
Handkerchief.
Suspenders.
Neckwear.
Collars.
Hose.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-01

An interesting meeting Of the Muir
ray Lyceum wds held In Ezlon NJ. Il.
church on Wednesday evening. Mr..
Demby OF Lincoln University delivered
an address on perseverance, Miss
Helen HUI read waiting for the
train" Miss Lulu Smith read Don't
be teaslng me-"
DR.. Monroe came In near the close
OF the program. and being called on
by PreAldent View, he made a short
address eulogistic OF the future
church. DIR. Monroe was elected ar
honorary member OF the lyoeum. Tht
July 4.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-01

11,a59

The foregoing shows that in 1899,
IS. l7S votes were cast for Governor In
the whole county while the assess
ment OF voters tor 1892 Is 3S,444. This
makes the poll assessment OF 1893 ex-
coed the yoteNet 1890 by 30 2B3. 1t is
doubtful II such fraud as this can be
found In Mississippi or Louisiana, whei
there is no pretense OF honest cleo
lions.
Mr.. Jolls said the work of handling
such an immense assessment was no
small thing, and he gave the clerk OF
the peace and his deputies credit fol
doing good work. Very few mistakes
were made and he did not see how the
work could have been done better.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-01

penssderabis business Transacted Last
Eveniue Mr.. Murray Wants the
HondinK Inspector Provided With a
bicycle Instead OF Horso.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-01
LADIES' OXFORD TIES.

97c.--A great leader. A lot OF ladies'
Oxford Ties, opera and common-sense
toes; worth $3.50; this week 97c.
Sl.40-A mixed lot OF Oxfords, con-
sistlng OF about 900 pairs of tan,
goat, and about $50 pairs of kid Ok
ford Ties, In opera and common.sense
toes. O. D and L widths worth 90 to
$3.50; 10 at GLAD.
S1.9S-Your choice of about 800 pairs
OF very fine kid oxford Ties. opera and
common sense toes, A. Is. @, ID aud II
widths; worth % pair; also lot of
gray, tan and black ooze Oxfords worth
S3, take your selection at $l.9S.
50 49-A large lot of French kid Ok.
ford Ties, opera toe, patent tip and
common-sense toes; all sizes and
widths; cut from $3.50 to $40 this
!, week.
S2.80-A rare chance for seekers OF
fine footwear Any OF those thor
oughly stylish tan or black 81 bluch
ers at 81. 60 Also a large lot OF French
kid Oxfords, A. B, G, u and Il widths
opera. square and common toes
worth "a; Holiday attraction price
81 80.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-01

Keeps warm weather footwear on
the move With US, not altogether low
prlces either, for duality has q good
BIT TO do with IL Our NJ cent oxfords
for instance made from smooth, close
grained good wearing leather, plain
too or peattip. good shape and no paper
Il, ,I,, The make nsks up Two new styles ~ at a
tip. Tan shoes for boys and girls; our
prices sell them rapidly; wish we had
moro in stock but are still fairly well
supplied. Forman,s, No. 10 e. 4th
street. between Market and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-01
"------'t1 N = ~ ....
Much Ado About Nothing.

The human leg and arm found on an
ash dump yesterday, hAvc been claim,
cd by Dr. Mann. He says thut he left
them In the cellar at No. 501 East 10th
street, from where he removed to No.
s35 Market street, with the intention
OF returning for them. Before he
could do this. the cellar WIS cleared
and they were hauled, with a lot OF
rubbish to the dump. The doCtotSih
formed tho coroner TINT ne obtained
these auDcimens Tor anatomical pur
poses from Jefferson College III lSa!
anil That he has had them ever since
and thus ends sensational nurdei
story,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-01

After tho storm yesterday only one
wire belonging to tho Union Tele.
graph Company was left intact and
In working order, and the disabled
wires were not put In repair until this
forenoon.
Two colored men who sought shell
tor in the old Robinson carriage fac
tory south of Market street bridge.
were surprised by portion OF the
wall falling In on them. They were
somewhat Injured but not seriously.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-01

Dr. ]. h. Welch removed a cancer
this morning from unier the left eyt
OF Mr., Theodore Cro55an. No. $40 Lin
den street, after treatment OF aboui
two weeks, with his celebrated yege
ttlls rpster. This makes les cases
that hH Inns successfully treated with
out intllctlng mach ain on the pa
t!ent, and what Is more the wOunt
healed up in each cnse So rs TO leave ;
comparatively small scHr. Such I
record Of successful treatment SIOUX
commend Dr. Weich to any who ali
afflicted with cancers or tuners. par
iicularly a. Ills charges are very mod
crate. lie went to-day to Muotestowr
and Iro swirh, n. j., ut eueil of wlIiel
places he has two cases, and expect:
to report favorable results III shor
time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-01

]. Russell Hayes. young lawyer OF
West Chester, son of William NJ.
Hayes, the well-known lawyer. and
Miss Emma Gawthrop, youngest
daughter of J. Newlin GawLhrop of
this city, were married last night at
the residence of Mr.. Gawthrop, No. Sl4
Washington street by Friends oere-
mony. Frederick II. Gawthrop was
best man and Miss Mamie Hayes, sis.
tor of the groom, was bridesmaid.
The ushers were Charles Gawthrop
and William H. Savery of this city,
and Carroll Hayes and Harry Paiste 81
West Chester The guests were froin
Philadelphia, West Chester and this
city. They will spend one year in
Europe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-01
THIRD EDITION.


renssderanie business Transacted Last
Escniss--nIr Murray wants tine
Hafdinx Inspector Provided With n
bicycle Instead Of a Horse.
City Council convened at O'Clock
last evening, with President Benson in
the chair The roll was called and the
minutes OF the last stated meeting
read by Clerk Messick.
a communication was received from
tic Sinking Fund Commissioners
stating that the $4,000 loan has been
placed
4 ably on the new building ordinance
ard on an ordinance prescribing the
duties of the building Inspector.
The report of the chief engineer OF
tho fire department was received, aud
on motion OF Mr.. McKelvey the Print.
Ing Committee were instructed to have
BOO copies printed, including the 70.
port for last year, ut q cost not ex
Deeding SO.
Tho city tteasurer reported an over.
draft OF 81 nS3. IS and that he had re
ntived the following amounts: Tal
Collector Mitchell, si,ooS.75; John j.
H4ealey, $500,
City Auditor Billany presented the
f0iiewing;
have the honor to present the nc
e0unt OF Edmund Mitchell, Jr. ,recelv.
or OF taxes for the Northern distric
for the year. 1890. as follows:
10 city assess-
TO school ASSESS
ment. .....,..... 1870. oesa4oc T2.67i q
Five per cent. added TO all col,
leci ons on and after Septem-
pnf J. 1850, .............. l,bo5 y
s2s5, CO., G
Hy collection in July, 1900. .Sa0a. 00l .
by rebates In July. 1890. $4,000. 10, 900 q
~ collections in August, $780,. 2.S5
by collections from September
/. 1890. to June 90. 1892 ........ % 6e6
~ error list allowed. ........... 7130 5
q
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-01

Neal German, a resident of Chester
Pa, while attempting to cross tho Z.
w. u Il. tracks at Third street, at 81
O'Clock this morning, was struck by
train No l going south. lie was 10
moved to tie hospital at tho depot
where lie expired at 10 ID O'Clock, Coro
ner Sparks was at once notified ant
had the liody rem owed TO the nOrguc
His family was notliieN by thu coro
nel OF tho mishap. An inquest will b.
held this evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-01

county. and is now In use by the neo-
pie VI said county and particularly BY
the citizens OF our city. and has be-
fR s snS tbossss going Sss e
and from the Edge Moor gpp works
and those going and coming from the
south side OF the ChrlstiahR Creek at
times when the Third street bridge Is
under repairs; and
"Whereas, The Jackson and Sharp
Company has caused bill In cham
this State, against the members OF the
Levy Court of said county and Others,
praying to have said bridge torn down
as Epublic nuisance. which would
| thereby disconnect said street In
| Cherry Island marsh from the wester-
4 ly portion OF our city and deprive our
city from all practical use and benefit
of our only avenue to the Delaware
river front; therefore,
Resolved, BY the City Council OF
the city of Wilmington, In public
meeting assembled, that we do hereby
endorse, approve, ratlfy, confirm and
accept OF the plan and location OF said
bridge, as now situated across the
Brnndywine creek ut the westerly end
OF said Fourth street, the said bridge
being under the jurisdiction and con-
troll of said Levy Court as public
county bridge, and that we behave
that there now Is and has been for
years, an imperative public demand
\ for the said bridge. not only to reach
Fourth street, but to pass over the
same to our important Delaware
river front: and further
! Resolved. That in our opinion the
removal OF the said bridge would be
at this time a public calamity and q
retardation OF our eity's growth nnd
prosperity; and the filing u said bill
in chancery is a direct attnck upon
the rights, property and welfnre oil
our city. and we do hereby direct the
city solicitor to examine into said suit
and to use all legal means in the name
OF said city to prevent tho granting o.
D tho prayer of said bill"
: Mr.. Murray opposed the resolution
! as he thought this was matter thai
, belonged to the Strickland Sewer Com
mission. Tho resolution was, how
ever, adopted, all the members voting
) aye except Mr.. Murray.
D Council then adjourned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-01

AN w Will ma very CnOlCe
" lot Ct Ginghams on our
counter for il cents,
n which cannot be bought
elsewhere for less than
Is cents.
We now have a full assert
ment Of Ladies Skirts from IS
cents up to the finest quality Of
silk. Our 233 Surah Silk
Waist cannot be excelled.
A special bargain in Child
ren's Bingham Dresses for this
week only; from s to IL years
which will be sold for ST, former
price SI.75. .-. ..... ..5.
We also have a great bargain
in Ladies Vests, which are be.
ing sold at 20 cents, reduced
from IS cents.
We have just received lot
OF summer corsets, which will
be sold at great sacrifice.
Special attention is being
paid to our suit department. W.
have some ofthe prcttiest style.
in wash material, trimmed witt
laces and embroidery to sell al
$3.50. Suits made to order
within ore DAYS notice,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-01

An alarm of fire last night was caRsed
By blalp in Tic blacksmith shop of
the lilies y Jones Company on Church
street above Ninth. The watchrnnn.
with the assistance OF others soon had
the apparatus belonging to tie estab-
lislmeul IlayluE on tho flames. IN
alarm WAS struck when the entire de-
parunent responded but their servi.
COS were not needed, The loss will lie
about 800
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-01

TIE evidence and the argument il
the Robert Edgar hlhnas corpus case
concluded yesterday The case wa.
iirst argued by Mr. Bird in favor of re
duriaS EdRar's bail from si6,e00. He
WAS followed by IL. G. rrrner, Isl.
AMI Walter Hayes, Esqp against II
MIR. Bird closed the argument In n
able al,eech for Edgar. The case is E,
intricate and mixed mp that Judg
Grubo reserved his decision until Sat
uFduV
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-01

The beautifully furnished hnll OF the
Republican Invlnclbles, Fourth street
below French, was filed to overflow,
ing last night to ratify the nomlna
ton of BENJAMIN Harrison and White
law Reid. for President and Vice Presl
dent.
Earnest and appropriate speeches
were made by Messrs Henry o. Con-
rad, ESQ, @. MD. Watson, candidates
for County Comptroller, Fred. T.
Bach, and F. @. Stidham, the latter q
candidate for Receiver OF Taxes, anc
Robert Serson.
The Invincibles intend to hold IN
other meeting In short time.