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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-04-16
Moss

Gle Roustan, des operations magniques
quils faisaient en- commun. de rintel-
llgenre financiere de son ami, de ses
qualities, de sa fortune. C'etait un
parti superbe, ct la femme quill choi-
strait deviendrait certainement une
DIES plus enviees ct dies plus fetGes de
Paris.
Claire ravait laisse parler sans
repondre. File ne contestait pas les
qualities de NJ. Roustan ct sen preoc-
cupait peu, ct Charles, prenant son
silence pour une appreciation, await
continue. Enfn, il conclut en- disant
quill verrait avec grand plaisir Claire
faire meilleur accueil au ieune fnan-
cler. Celui-ci laimait depuls long
temps. II lie lui await dit, mais il
navait pas encore os6 lie lui avouer a
ellie, parce que la froideur qu'elle
paraissait lui temoigner ravait tou-
jours decontenanc6. II la coniurait
de Sc montrer plus aimable. II tenait
beaucoup a ne pas Sc facher avec lui
Dun autre cote, ellie commeneait .
etre en- age de Sc marier. II fallait
quelle songeat a s'etablir. La jeune
file SQUIRT.
-Je t'embarasse done ? ditelle.
Charles protesta vivement.
A quoi vas tu songer Ia
-Tu items tant a me marler Tu
Y NETS une tele chaleur !!
-C'est pour ton bien.
-Je men doute pas
Tu mas pas de raison de hair NJ
Roustan
-Je men al pas non plus de
'aimer
II te deplait ?
-Ce serait trop dire. II m'est
Indifferent.
Charles cut un geste contrarie, mais
il n'insista pas.
La voiture dGbouchait dams la rue
Royale
Apres quelques minutes de silence,
lie jeune homme, que Ia pensee de son
ami poursuivait, reprit:
IL est probable que nous lie ver-
rons ce soir au Vaudeville.
-Qui demanda Claire, qui pensait
deja a autre chose.
M. Roustan.
All ftelle supplement.
-Si tu savais CONNIE il t'aime,
poursuivit Charles. LIE pauvre gareon
en- devient vraiment malheureux
Que puis-je y faire ?
-Laisse-lui au moins quelque
espoir.
Ellie fit dun ton ferme:
-Je n'6pouserai jamais NJ. Rous-
tam
-Pourquoi
-Parce que je ne Faimerai jamais.
Charles cut un movement de dept
--C'est bien, je ne ten parlerai
plus.
-Tu me feras plaisir.
Puts la jeune file, remarquant la
figure desolee de son frere, Sc jeta
dams ses bras.
Ne men veux pas, Charles, je
ten prie. C'est malgre moi que je te
fails de Ia peine. Demande-moi tous
les sacrifices. Je suis prete a les
faire pour toi, pour t'epargner IN
souci, un chagrin. Mais cclui-ci serait
audessus de mes forces. Je maine
pas NJ. Roustan. Je ne raimerai
jamais, je lie sens. Et je serais NAL
heureuse, toute la vie malheureuse.
Ellie await pris deux mains Ia
tete de son frere. Ellie fembrassalt
eperdument, lie caressait, suppliante,
| dos IarmaS dams los yeuy Charles So
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-04-16
THIBODAUX, LNE SAMEDI Is AVRIL 1892

Et il chercha de nouveau a Sc lever,
passer. Mais les cinq coquins Sc
mirent devant lui.
--Tu vols bien, gronda lie mulatre,
que tn appartiens 4 la rousse. Ccst
pour nous denoncer que tn veux
sortir. Mais 81 tn fails un pas, un
movement, 81 tn essayes de pousser
un cri, je t'etrangle sur place!
Et lie gredin au teint cuivre await
ouvert ses mains don't les muscles
criaient. I'm murmure menacant des
autres coquins await accompagne ces
paroles. LIE vieillard sentait la peur
glacer ses os, non pour lui, mais pour
ceux don't il ne pourrait peut-etre pas
empecher la mort. A ce moment, la
porte SQUIRT ct lie gareon entra avec
son cognac. Notre ami Sc debattit.
Tn cri sortit de sa gorge.
A laide : au secours
lie gareon allongea lie cou pour
regarder.
Pose, to fole Ia ct tourne-nous
les talons dit lie mulatre dun ton qui
n'admettait pas de replique. Nous
avons avec monsieur des explications
qui ne regardent personne.
LIE domestique, qui connaissait sans
doute ses clients, NIT la bouteille sur
la table ct s'eloigna sans autre obser-
vatlon.
-Ferme la porte, cria lie moricaud,
qu'on ne nous derange pas.
On entendit un grincement dams la
serrure de la porte vitree. Tn pro-
fond silence regnait dams retablisse-
ment. LIE vieillard Sc sentit perdu.
-Tu vols, dit lie mulatre, que nous
sommes lei chez nous, ct que tu mas
qua fler doux 81 tn items 4 ia peau.
Que voulez-vous done de moi
demanda lie malheureux. Et de quel
droit me retenez yous lei :
LIE mulatre ricana.
-Du droit du plus fort, d'abord,
pais du droit que nous avons de nous
defendre D'ailleurs assez cause. Je
mai pas d'explicatlon a te donner.
Gu tn es de la rousse ou tn men es
pas. 81 tn en- es, dis-le tout de suite
Nous verrons ce que nous aurons
faire ST tn men es pas, tu as un
moyen bien simple de nous lie prouver
ct nous ne te ferons pas de NAL
Voyons, en- es-tu :?
-Je ne sais pas ce que vous voulez
dire.
La rousse, c'est la police, faut i
te rapprendre? Ia ton envoye ic
pour nous moucharder Qui es-tu
Que fais-tu
-Je suis un pauvre homme inoffen-
sif. J'etais entire ici pour manger III
mOrceau.
Eft tn es NAL tombe Ca arrive
quelquefois. Maintenant, il faut t.
tirer de Ia lie mieux possible. Msis 8
tu mes pas de la rousse, pourquoi ties
tn couche sur Ia table Pourquo
as-tu fait semblant de dormir pou
ecouter ce que nous disions 7
-Je mai pas fait semblant, je dor
mais.
/ LIE mulatre, dun geste violent, lu
NIT sous le nez son poing noir ct du
CONNIE un boulet.
! -Tu mems, gredin, tu mems!
I LIE vieillard fit un movement e
arriere, l'air egare.
+, Nous jouons notre tete cett
mutt, reprit rhomme cuivre, ct nou
he voulons pas la jouer avec de
cartes biseautees. Tu en- sais tro
, long maintenant. Tu mas plus gu u
. moyen de te sauver, c'est de ven
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-01

Tbs county assessors concluded
their five days sitting at the Court
House on Saturday evening at .
o'eloc. Some Is persons in the line III
front OF Assessor 0 Hara were shut out
by the close. They, however. and all
others not assessed will have an op.
portunity to DO put upon the lists any
time during March, when the Levy
Court will he In session. Saturdays
work was the largest done during the
sitting. Assessor O'Hara put on IFS
names. Assessor Conway 140, and As
SCISSOR Whann 1855; total $50. During
tho sittings the assessors put 1878
names on the lists. The assessors had
acted so fairly and impartially during
their sitting that when they finished
their work Mr.. s. Hersey moved that
Il vote Of thanks TO given them. The
motion was unanimously adopted by
the large crowd present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-01

The mother Of Henry G. Turner,
Esq. the aged lady who fell down
stairs as heretofore reported is quite
comfortable and doing nicely this
morning.
James Glacken, of 1880 Jackson
street, who aft o'clock Friday even
ing fell in the J. Morton Poole Com
pany's foundry over core mould and
run rusty rod OF iron, one-fourth Of
an inch in diameter, through his right
of 1t. was reported asleep when called
upon and that his hand had been kept
rGnewedly poultloed with cooked fax
seed by orders of Dir. John Palmer
until all the Inflammation and pail
had disappeared and that all apprehen
sion of lock jaw WAS now pissed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-01

As Miss Lola Bates, who boards
with Mrs. Lamborn, No. 8)3 West
Ninth street, was about putting on
her cloak last Saturday evening, pre-.
paratory to visiting the Grand
Opera House, she knocked the lamp
from the bureau In her chamber on the
second floor setting fire TO the carpet,
in which hole about a foot square
was burned, before she pitched the
lamp ont OF the window into tho
street, and succeeded in extinguishing
the flames. A small hole was also
burned in her white dress but luckily
she escaped without personal injury.
Quito large crowd of persons were
attracted to the place by her cries for
help, although the danger was averted
by her own efforts before any one
entered her room. After the excitement
subsided she donned another gown and
proceeded to the opera house, where
she enjoyed the play with as much
zest as though she had not experienced
such narrow escape from serious in
jury. The next time She puts on her
cloak she will undoubtedly be so care
full as not to bring 1t into contact with
the lamp or any other combustible
matter, as burned carpets and oily
gowns cause great deal OF labor and
some expense.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-01

Rows. John France President, @. A..
Grise Secretary and w. +. Rooms az
Chaplain, opened tho NJ. e. Preachers
Meeting In Fletcher Hall at 10. 10 a. m. i,
to-day Rev. Il. @. Atkins was critic.
There was discussion OF tho pro-
posed amendment to ths constitution.
Tho temperance Committee reported
progress. Miss Hilles' letter has been
answered.
"Women in the General Conference.
Why not% was "a paper read by Rev.
&. l. Hardesty and discussed by Revs.
Corkran, Tomkinson, VanBurkalow,
Dobbins, Murray, Jewell and Barrett.
Mr.. Hardesty made tho closing
speech and was voted thanks for his
paper,
Or. Dobblns called attention to tho
proposed meeting OF city pastors
next Monday at g. "a. m., to arrange
conference hours.
Curators reported Rev. i. l.. Hub
bard for paper next Monday; Rev.
Jewell for Feb. 10, who pronounced
the benetiction.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-01

In the Scotch ballad. was about to totter
down the decliVity of life with his aged
wifo How IL would have smoothed the
rough placesiur the respected John aud his
venerable spouse could they have eased
their growing inilrlnities with Hostettcr' 8
Stomach Bittors. that benign help to the
aged, the weak and those recovering but
slowly from exhausilnS diseases. hen
the lamp OF liro is on the wane man spec
tally requires medicinal aid. u sustaining
tonic a wholesome corrective. The aged
and the feeble are particularly suscepti-
bile to influences which produce disease,
couvalt scence Is too often interrupted by
a relapse. This standard American ill.,
vigorant Is eminenty adapted to the needs
of such persons, and IL always nils the
bill" dyspepsia, constipation. lheuma-
tism. kidney troubles aud la grippe are
among the troubles that IL overcomes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-01

The Superior COURT and Court Of
General Sessions, Pa and Jail Deliy.
cry, opencca this forenoon at 11.45
O'clock, just after the arrival of Judge
Cullen, per the Delaware railroad.
Judge Houston was looking right we'll.
Chief Justice Comegys is expected at
the May term.
The Court OF Oyer and Terminer
will open next Wednesday VIII the
Eugene Burns barn burning case will
be In order.
Manuel Richenberger applied for a
retail liquor license swearing on the
Five Books OF Moses with his hat on
his head.
The grand jury came in at 1875
o'clock. and having handed their find
ings to the court were dismissed as
well as Court adjourned until $50
O'Clock, this p. m. The Grand Jury
found true bill against George Man
love for stealing mare from John w.
Carroll.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-01

Butler with the stealing Of he her dresses gsr.
VIZ: one blue Cashmere dress valued at
IS. She was at the house, No. is West
Twelfth street, and both she and the
dress left there last Saturday after.
noon.
Julia also had two dresses stolen
from her lust summer AMI found one
OF the two on prisoner Carrie and re.
covered It, Carrie said this morning
that Lizzie Wilson had stolen the blue
cashmere dress on saturday.
Carrie was discharged by Judge Ball
because City Solititor Curtis had not
witnesses enough to convict her.--
HEY are all colorea people. but the
prosecuting Witness appeared quite
Intelligent. This WAS tho ouly case at
City Court this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-01
Tho greatest cure ON earth for PAIN"
Salvation Oil; sing the refrain.


A very pleasant surprise was given
to Raymond Il. Russell, of No. 1928
South Harrison street, Thursday even
ing, by large assembly Of his friends
and schoolmRtes.
After spending most enjoyable
evening with games and other amuse-
ments, and partaklng Of refreshments,
the company dispersed, wishing Ray
mond many happy birthdays.
There were present: John Johnson,
Clarence Raymond, Albert Honderer,
Harry Cox, harlio Henderer, George
Denny, Charley Austin, Alfred sum.
van, Harry Bromall .ndrew McLeap,
Harry koas -, Charles Writ, Clifton
-.urscll, Willard Russell, Raymo nd
Russell, Frank Blest. Marry Mclean,
Lola Cox, Emma Jones, Annie Mason,
Rpartha outen, Ettiise Cox, Lydia Jones,
Florence Blest, Sophia SULLIVAN. Hattie
VIM Gox WI H. Hurry Hurry RUSSELL k u Mr. Geo Ro
NJ. Russell, Mrs. VIM. Cox, Mrs. Chas.
Mason, Mrs. George NJ Russell.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-01

Grace Church has appointed tho fol-
lowing committee on homes for the
preachers during tho coming Confer
ence to lie held In that church:
G. NJ. d. Cam, w. Hastings, George
W. Todd, Enoch Moore, George $. Ca.
pelle, Thomas Davis, Wesley q. John.
son, G. W. Rowland, @. S. Robb, II. b.
Wheeler, L. q. Carpenter, W. II. Curry,
Eli Mendlnhall, A. T.. Grow, s. j. Will
ley, W. II. Blllany. ". Z. Hawkins
Lewis F.Todd,G W. Mccullough, j. A.
McCaulley, L. Ii, Rumford and George
G. Maris.
The committee will meet tomorrow
evening to adopt plan OF work, and
will be pleased in the meantime TO 10
ceive offers of hospitality,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-01

During the month Of January, Chief
Engineer George II. Boughman of
the Engineering and Surveying de-
partlnent, reported nineteen building
Inca, compared with fourteen for the
same month last year as follows:
James ii. Coffin, Henry d. Walter,
five dwellings on east side OF New Cas-
tie avenue between Is and g streets.
The Pusey and Jones Company, adj
dltion TO machine shops southeast
corner of Front and Lombard streets.
Charles j.. Simmons, addition to
dwelling, southeast corner OF Second
and Poplar streets.
Hubert Cassidy, addition to store,
corner OF Eighth and Market streets.
John Mulvena, nine dwellings, north
side of Conrad street between Frank
lin and Harrison streets.
Charles l.. Meiler addition to dwell.
Ing, northwest corner Of Sixth and
Spruce streets.
William z. Wright. dwelling, west
side OF Iwentythird street betw cen
Tatnull and West.
FIRE ALARAIs. .
For the month ending yesterday
TIllermnn John Green, OF the Delawai @
truck, reports twenty fires, the most
ever recorded in this city, IL is said, in
ODt LIS Ol
was eighteen by fire alarm and two
still alarms.
The total loss reported was S26, 535,
and the insurance on the same was
$23, 535. Tho largest loss during the
month was that OF Jesse X. Ba ylis,
1900 insured for 5000.
ARRESTS DURING THE MONTH.
Chief OF Police William j. Blackburn
reports 275 arrests during the month
of January just closed, divided as fol-
lows:
| Assault and battery, 10; assault with
intent to commit murder, 4; arson. 2;
burglary, 4: on capias, 1; carrying
concealed deadly weapons, 1; corner
lounging, 2; committing nuisance in
the streets. 2; contempt OF court, .;
defamation of character, 2; drunk, 10S;
drunk and dlsorderly, 81; disorderly
conduct, %; exposing person, 4; shoot'
ing in public streets, 2; house break
ing, 5;ssinsane, q; interfering with OIL
Ger. larceny, 25;obscene literature, /;
patients, O.; perjury, 1; receiving stolen
goods, !; runaway boys, 8; selling
liquor without license, l.; selling II
quors to minors. uncomfortable boys
1; trespasslng, O; violating city ordi
nanees, 5; yagrancy, q; witnesses, D.
Amount OF fines and costs collected
$i46.!0; lodgers, SO; trips made by thu
patrol wagon, 1S3.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-01
Natural history Society.

The Delaware Natural History So,
ciety will meet this evening at g O'Clock
In tho Friends School hall, Fourth
and West streets. After the regular
routine work OF the society topics per-
tanning to natural history will he dis
cussed. Frederick Hilb!ber will have
something interesting to oifer in re-
gard TO mlneralogy. Tho society now
numbers $50 members, and more are
anxious to join 1t. William NJ Candy
Is President of tho Society and Walter
d. Bush Vce-President. a cordial In.
vitation is GXLended TO all to como,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-01

Howard Rice having been charged
with giving the detectives information
that policy was being played in the
neighbornood of Ninth and Walnut
streets, he stopped in tho REPUBLICAN
Office this forenoon to say TINT he
gavo no information, neither was he
aware OF what the detectives were
there for. Mr. Rice desires to warn the
they had better be careful how they
make statements about him with no
truth in them, or thcy might got
themselves Into considerable trouble
over 1t,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-01

For The week ending at noon on sat
urday Register U0lquNouH reported q
deaths. le55 lheH for the safae period
last year, 23 births and . marriages.
During The week there wrre i've
deaths from grlp9ln kindred diseases
az follows john Kelly, Il YRgr4. Va.
6l3 Eaei Tenth Edward b collins, =
years, Fifth and LoQygard. LNiHo
Reed, months SO. 1873 Nest sixth
Thomas McHouauEh, yams, ElIl
avenue and duncan street; Arthur
Duly, le years NJ gdj aeulas street
pu ing the week Fix peIuons died
who had passed tile 3ge ufG1 years, az
follows: Jacob u. August, aged 4
years; Edward b Collins. - years
Iuff Fleming, G5 yeors. Itas II. Jean
dell. 8! years. liayil stem, Is yeais
] Thomas Welsh; "a cans.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-01

Mrs. Ella Appleby, No. 0l4 Poplar
street, has tho pleasure of entertain
ing all tho different members Of her
family at the present time. Her
daughter arrived from Michigan, a
few weeks ago with her two children,
her son Harry arrived on Christmas
and her son-in-law, John II. Dawson,
arrived last Friday evening. Aftef
passing few days here, he proposes
to return TO his home in Michigan.
She is In hopes that Harry may find
employment In our city and ROMAN
with her.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-01

Edward Anderson was allowed "a
have his lady's finger back again and
carry 1t in his pocket with him to New
Castle Jail. What will be the result oil
this union Of perfumes upon the body
of the colored Edward the steady
boarders at Hotel de Simmon will
have an opportunity to experience. II
was the finger next to the little finger
OF colored girls left hand.
1t had been dlslocated at the socket
of the third joint. He is the negro
who thought it was huge joke to get
big drunk on him and hurl a
power of obscenity and blasphemy,
coupled with blows Of his list,
upon the unofIendlng and gentlemanly
John G. Risley, clerk at FeIl's drug
store at Fifth and Poplar streets, for
which he got s25 and costs in default
of the payment oil which he must con-
tribute two months Of labor at stone-
breaking in New Castle jail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-01

Sunday was a grand day at Kings.
wood; two were received by certificate,
two on probation, three adults were
baptised and one converted. The CON
Srcgations were very tine. The gas
Jet placed over the front door is quite
an Improvement Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard NJ. Morris presented the church
with a collection basket with passive
and pretty walnut handles, Many oil
the young converts are prompt and
courageous, leading services every
Sabbath, not one failing when assign
ed. The behavior last evening wa
very good. The Sunday school is look
ing t0rard the organization of an or
chest !, III order TO keep up with TIL
/ den dnds OF the times.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-01

An alarm Of fire came from box No.
90, Maryland avenue and Linden street
ahou. O'Clock last night. caused by
a lire in a Culpred peoples chapel, No.
-i2S Logan street. When tho fire Was
discovered the interior OF the ono
story lrdmo WIS ablnHe. A bIcket
brigade soon fOImed. but the lire had
got sueh headNay that buckets oil
water had but little effect.
1 The tire department WIS quick in
responding, nnd IN n few minutes well
directed streams from the Weceaeoe
and faae engiuesq ucnehed the llames,
but not before tho church furniture, a
reed organ and Il good stove We're
ruined, entujinE a loss OF not less
than 800 upon the church. Unfortu.
natcly there wus 10 Insurance. There
Is difference of opinion about the
origin OF the fire, some contendlng
that some bad boys set tho church or
i fire, but others thought it came from
:. the stove.
i The church is a branch Of the Bethel
! A. NJ. l. Church at sixth and Walnut
: streets. 1t was in prosperous con
. dition, and will be required Immediate
ly. 4 fireman lost II derby hat whit
i going to the fire, which san be foupt
/ AT tho tin store of Henry q. Webb, No
507 West Front street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-01
penth nj Chn,ld's Ford.

Mrs. Soace Glatts, wife of John
Glntts, farmer ut Ghadd's Ford, Dela-
ware County, Pa, died at the residence
Of her husband on saturday, alter "a
brief and severe Illness. The funeral
will take place tomorrow, Tuesday af-
ternoun, at 2 o'clock. Interment in
Chadd's Ford BAPTIST Church Gene
terry. Mrs. Glatts was tlle daughter of
the lato James Pickering, at Brandy
wine springs and Mr.. Glutts, May
years ago. lived there. Tho deceased
has many friends in this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-01

D. III. Klund Tenth and Spruce
streets, is the paos for pure goods put
up at home. Try our whole toma.
toes, canned peaches and pears, all
kinds of preserves put UP in pint,
quart and half golion jars;chow chow,
catsup pepper spuce and minee meat by
the pound. AIN kinds of ie!lies III glasses
All our own main fracture, aud strictly
pure. Also full line OF groceries.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-01

Some boys broke into the store OF
W. N j. lang, Fifth and Frencf
streets last night, and used a loalel
cartridge for Il candle boiler. Forth
natety tho candle was extingnlshed be-
fore the powder WAS reached, Or the
boys present might have been severely
Injured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-01

are of no avail If the nose is red, COM
plcxion cloudy, skin coarse grained or
dotted with Pimplcs Biotches or Frcckles.
IEAURELLs; Oh BALM, the great Deauti-
iirr win smooth und clear the most annoy
ing skin or complexion, gives rosy tinge,
healthrtil glow ana freshness, prevents
tendency to WrinRles, Ageing or Withet-
inS OF The skin, drying up Of the flesh,
zoe. and LOO at Druggists. Large size pre-
paid by express for Sl.O1.
Z. ), Wells, Jersey City, N. J.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-01

Richard Gibbons, executor OF the
estate OF the late YIN. Gibbons, has
bold to the Wgfrea Athletic Club tile
dwelling No, s45 West street for s17,.
900. 1t will be Conv r,ed into a clut
house at an early date after the 25fll
OF March. 1t will make another good
Job for some OF our enterPllsIng car.
penters.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-01

Act on new princlplo-reg tho
liver, stomach and bowels through the
Pills speedily cure billousness. bad taste.
torpid liver. piles. constipation. I'm
equaled for men, women, children.
cents. Samples free at z. James Dclts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-01

In tho First Presbyterian Church
yesterday morning tho Rev. George
NJ Hickman ordained and insta He'd H.
c. Torrens anil }. Frank Mccoy as ell
dcrS. Choose ye this day whom ye
will serve" Is a portion OF the verse in
which Mr.. lliCkluans text Is found.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-01

IN OFFICE OF THE
wILMINGgoS Coal. Gas COMPANY.
Wilmington, Dol, heb. !, le5R.
The directors OF the Wilmington Goal
Gas Go. have this day DECLARED a dlyL-
dend Of three dollars per share for the
past six moaths. payable on demand.
WILLIAM 4. Ia YLQR Treasurer,
fist No. go BhiSasy Street.