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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-01-27

For neat, cheap Picture or Pic
ture Frame, go to VIM. NJ. Mccall
len, 31S Ninth ST., east side, Hun
tington, w. Va.
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Aim. Thompson,

Proprietor of the St. Nicholas
Tavern, Huntington, invites all his
Wayne county friends to call when
they want square weal." Re.
duced rates.
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The editor of the Ironton Regis
ter says he would rather live next
door to an earthquake than O
powder mill.
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Eon nxspEnsra

Indigestion, aud stomach difOfdcrs, take
BROWN = iron BfTTEHs
A. dealers keep &C. 81 per hottie. Genuine has
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save Yourself Money When you 20 u
Pittsburgh, Pa, stop at the Anchor Hotel,
corner Liberty snd Fourth streets. 10 IL n
strictly nrst-class Hotel conducted on the
European plan. Lodgings, 25.-- &c. or 81
ceuh.
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Attorney K. d. Crum. of Wayne
c. H., was here ON professional
business last Friday.
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Mrs. T. b. Lawson, of Middle
port, Ohio, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Allen.
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Mr.. John b. Akers is now work
ing in job printing Office at Co
lumbus, Ohio.
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Mr.. d. s. Ellis, of Meadville,
Pa, arrived in town, Thursday
evening. He will spend a few
months with his daughter-Mrs.
w. A. Doane.
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Mrs. VIM. Thacker, of Cincinnati,
is in town for several days and is
stopping at Mr.. Lewis Frasher's.
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Mr.. John Il. Gieske visited rela-
tives and friends in Cincinnati the
first of this week.
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Our friend John Kelley, ST.,
made this Office pleasant call,
Monday.
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Mr.. Ed. Handley, of Cincinnati,
stayed at Lewis Frasher's Thurs.
day night.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-01-27

Circuit Court commenced at
Wayne c. H., Monday.
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Miss Kate Allen returned Oh the
Telegraph last Wednesday from a
two weeks visit to Cincinnati.
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G. l.. vinson, of Barboursville,
is book-keeper for S. S. Vinson &
Co.
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John w. Copley, Deputy United
States Marshal, was in town last
"Wednesday.
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Mr.. Geo. Waldeck, of Louisa, Ky.
was in town last Thursday.
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Mr.. Andrew Keyser, of Wayne
G. H., was in our town last Fri
day.
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You won't regret it if you buy
your meat at Frasher's meat shop,
corner Main & Ii streets. Nice
young and tender meat from s to
Ioc.
A. G. BRowN, Salesman and
Manager.
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Capt. 8. S. vinson took trip to
Dunlow Thursday.
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Fred. Reckmann, who has been
visiting at Cincinnati, has return
ed.
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Mr.. Tom. Lewis has been on
the sick list for several days.
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Mr.. +. b. Fitch, of Blaine, KY,
was in town several days last week.
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mowN's rRoy niT-rrrs ALMANAC

Contains Ono HUNDRED Recipes for ~ p.
ing delicious Cnrttv chcHply ana Uris'..y
at home. rhis book IL given ave. ~ 0gug
and general storcs.
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The Ceredo Advance.

Battered NJ the ps,~t-offic CO at Ceredo, W. Va
~ second cis-s matter.
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wednesday. january ~. 1922.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-28

The second act will be entitled
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-28

Deputy Coroner James Fox hold an
Inquest Sunday afternoon over tho
body Of man supposed to BIO Charlea
Roberts, an engineer at the Providence
paper mills, at Singerly, Md. He waS
found Sunday morning by Section
Boss Nelson Grant, of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. lying in a ditch the
other sida OF Newark. His left leg
was broken, the back part Of his skull
crushed In and there was cut over
tho left eye. He lsabout IS years Of
age, live feet six Inches In height, has
light mustaGhe and slde whlskers
and blue eyes.
He had S3.05 In his pockets, a gold
open.face watch with black guard
and two bladed knife. He wore .
dark suit, dark brown coat, aud Q
black derby hat. The Jury rendered q
verdict OF accidental death on the B.
& o. railroad. Tho body was brought
to this city and Is now lying at the
morgue or Shipley above Sixth street
awaiting Identification.
The body was identified last EVEN
ing by Superintendent Garrett OF the
Providence Mills, who ordered II
placed in a handsome eofllnb Deputy
Coroner James Fox and shipped 10
Singerly station. The body will be
shipped to Its destination over the b.
& o. r. R this afternoon on tho sos
train Deceased leaves wife and six
little children to mourn his untimely
end,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-28

Detectives Hawkins aud Ilatton this
morning arrested Alexander Gross, Il
young colored man for burglary.
some time yesterday or early this
morning an entrance WAS effected to
the real estate Office OF Jlseph !. Ochel-
tree In the Exchange building at Sow.
eGth and Market streets. and tho mon
eydrawer broken Oien and :25 stolen.
Mr., Ochietroe placed the matter in
lilo hands Of tie detectives who or.
rested Gross. The prisoner was en-.
ployed by Montgomery Solomon, n
respectable ana honest colored man,
wHo has tbs cleaning Of number oil
Offices on Market street and he hired
Gross to help clean them. This morn.
ing Mr.. solomon sent Gross to clean
Mr., Ochletree's Office and while he
WAS 50 doing he broke open the door
and took the money.
Ele locked up tho Office again and
hid the money In the cellar OF the
Head building. When tho detectives
arrested him he confessed to having
stolen the money, and told tha detee-
tiYes where they could find 1t. The
prisoner will be given hearing to-
morrow morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-28

Rev. William Taylor. NJ. Fl. Bishop
OF Africa, preached In New Castle
Union Mt, Pleasant and Grace churches
Sunday.
Missionaries get the hoathens' chill.
aTen at between and 6 years of age,
and teach them education, religion
household and farm labor. etc. Meth.
dds are In use to evangellZe the CONT
nsnt Forty mlnlon stations extend
eOastwise 5000 miles. Eight are self
supporting Mrs. AIoAllister was
Commended for courage and human.
lily. Even tho children display Chris
ten herolsm against persecution oven
INT death.
Al Grace the Bishop preached on
Prepare ye the way OF the Lord etc.
Africa has one-flfth of eurth's land,
temperature 30 to 80 degrees +. the
rear around. Temperate people car
stand the climate The Bishop finds
II agrees with him.
In muscle the mon compare favor.
ably with those of other countries
while the women excel In physical
strength and symmetry.
The men are thrifty In agriculture
ard industrial pursuits. A mans
wea til is measured by the number OF
his wives. Zach owns home and
Farm. An extra farm Is cultivated by
tie kings wife and extends hospitality
to guests. Christianity has Caused
many man to give up all but one
wife
The Importance OF Christian educa
lion FOR children was greatly empha,
sized.
A mission band OF ten members was
organized at Grace. Rev II SandersoI
has a like work in churge at Union
DR.. Dohbins, at Gruce parsonage en-.
tsrtaire The halo and hearty Bishop
who is AZ Years OF ago.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-28

On account OF the late arrival of
Judge Cullen, this mornings session
of court did not convene until ll.35
o'clock.
A session OF superior court was
opened when the conf mission of Pelrce
Gould as sheriff OF New Castle county
was again read by Prothonotary uorty.
He presented bonds to the amount
of $50, 900 signed by w S. Quigley,
George W. Vernon, Joseph II. Gould,
Stephen Downey and Daniel T.Stewart
and they were accepted.
The trial list was then called and a
number of cases were continued, 9TH
ers discontinued. referred or settled
and s. marked for trial. There were
81 cases on the lists and II all the
cases are tried that are now marked II
will be long session of court.
The grand jury came In at 1873
O'Clock and made returns on several
bills. The trial list at this time is
larger than ever before, and II all the
cases marked are taken up the court
will extend into January. At o'clock
SQUIRT took rscess until ESQ oclock
this afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-28

Jamos Sudler. the II months old son
OF Lieury {. Turner, ts1., residing at
No 1914 .Ieierann street, was sitting
AZ tho supper table ubnut 7.3O o'clock,
where It's mo her had left it for few
iuinules to ga out to attend to some
household duties when The baby pail.
ed the table cloth so that tho lamp,
which was In the centre OF the table
fell into its lap, when Il young lady,
who was IN an adjoining room, hear
ing the child scream, sent his 9.year.
old brother III TO 500 what ailol tue
baby,
Tho elder child seeing his baby
brother In iames. screamed fire at the
top Of his lungs, whom tho young laiy
ran Into the room and grabbing up
the child soon SUCCEEDED in exiin-
gushing the flames which had severe.
ly burned tho little fellow OH tharight
Side OF his face Uld body. Dr. trant2
was called in ana administered to the
child who Is now resting easy. Tho
suppDsition is that tho lamp, which
was ON the mantle pieae, had been
placed on the table by the elder boy
for tbs purpose OF studying Ills lesson,
and unnOticed by tie mother WHEN
she left the room thinking tho baby
| perfectly safe unit ltnr return, whlcl
was In Il few minule9 after tho acci,
dent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-28
FIFTH EDITION.


NEW CASTLE Nov. eS.-Bishop VIM.
Taylor preached at the NJ, Il. Churok
yesterday morning, taking for HIS teX
hOmans lie, hls theme being Eaitk
The Bishop related the thrillipf siopx
OF the conversion OF an African heath.
en-, who had been both Buddhist ana
Mohammednn. He spoke very eepe.
oially OF the Christian training OF chill,
dreh and gave II as his opinion that II
the children were brought up In the
way that they should 90 nlncty.nlne
and the evangeliZation OF the world
accomplished In three generations.
Tho Bishop spoke for about an hour.
after which he organized a Bishop
Taylor Mission band OF ton of the
older mambers OF the congregation,
with Horny Hamilton as captain. This
will be known US band No. 8, and the
members agree to give one dollar per
year. especially to Bishop Taylors
work. Another band will shortly be
organized In the Sunday school with
John Tobln as captain.
gentleman in Baltimore interest
Cd ~ tho single tax movement has
furnished tho secretary OF the Single
Tax Propaganda Association with
copies of Henry Georges "Progress
and Poverty and Social progressd for
distribution among the public libra
| rlee In Maryland and Delaware Copies
OF these works have been forwarded
10 the New Castle Library and the citi.
IONS here will have an opportunity to
gain some knowledge of this move
ment.
About $50 O'Clock yesterday after.
noon fire WIS discovered at the resi-
dence of Mayor Frank Z. Herbert, by
VIM. Keatley, neighbor. Tho alarm
was given and tho Lenape Fire Com.
pany was soon on the spot. A bucket
| brigade was formed, which did effect
i've work before the engine could be
gotten under way.
The damage by fire was siight, but
that from water and otherwise was
greater. 1t Is thought that the lire
| originated from a box of matches In q
closet in the dining room. This ls the
third fire that has occurred there with.
In short time. Mayor Herbert and
knew nothing of The lire until late In
tho afternoon.
The meetings at the NJ. e. Church
tonight are tho Sunday School Board
and the Y
Tho next entertainment to be held
for the benefit of the library will prob.
ably BIO OF a literary character.
The new policemen now move about
with noiseless tread. their latest ao.
QUESTION being rubber-soled shoes.
Miss Elsie Black Is indlsposed at her
homo on Water street
Misses Sallle Hubbard and Maggie
Sherwood of Wilmington visited
| friends In town yesterday.
d, f. Blackburn and family returne cd
on Saturday from q weeks stay al
Warwick,
Mrs. II. A. Foster Of Wilmington lie
visiting Mrs. A. L. Davidson on
| Orange street.
Samuel j. Vantlne, OF Dennlson,
Ohio, employed on the Pan Handle
division Of the Pennsylvania railroad,
Is visiting his brothors In this city.
Rev. S. Beatty Wylle occupied his
pulpit yesterday both morning and
evening
prominent young man carries 0
black eye as memento OF foot ball
| match,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-28


The Eyangellc Pastors Association,
met at Y. NJ. O. A. hall at 1920 a. IN.
to-day. Vice President SwartA Sec.
rotary Hendricks, and Chaplain Jester
officiated. Revs, Thomas and Bud
dlngton were elected a committee to
bring Bishop Taylor.
Secretary J. Il. King OF tho commit
toe on securing Messrs. Moody and
Sankey reported progress. Nearly all
denominations signed tho invitation.
Mr., Sankey thought the Eleventh
street rink, with some improvements
would do for an auditorium. Mr.,
Moody is expected to arrive In New
York from Europe on Thursday. Mr..
Sankey Is expected to meet him and
Escort him to Whining ton. Mr..
Snnkey laid great stress on the need
OF prior spiritual preparation on the
part OF our Christian people.
Mr.. King recommended a spiritual
commune. one on building improve.
ments and finance committee. Mr..
Sankey had recommended choir OF
100 persons. A pastor had recommend
ed that an evangelist be engaged to
work.
Bishop Taylor made a valuable and
instructive address of which our notes
may he expected tomorrow II space
will permit.
Dr. Dobblns has been appointed to
entertain the next meeting with an
essay.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-28

Miss Annie Pixley will appear at the
Grand Opera House, this evening. In
her latest and greatest play, ''Mlss
Blythe OF Duluth" written for her by
Mr.. VIM, b. Gill. author OF those
favolite plays, "Adonis," My Sweet.
heart an Paradise" and many
others. In this piece Miss plxley is
allowed every opportunity to sing and
dance and to display her taste for
beautiful dressing which Is given full
sway. Most OF her songs are new,
and were also written by Mr.. Gill and
composed by Mr.. Harry Brahan.
She Is supported this season by a
company. OF able artists, including
Misses Melville Stokes, Genevlere
Beaman. Anna Douglass, Messrs. Fred.
Sacket, Harry b, Bell. Fred. j. Butler
and others. Beautiful new scenery,
(the play permitting the introduction
OF several handsome sets) has been
prepared. Miss Plxley's accomplish.
ments being well-known to all theatre
goers should be n drawing card.
Annie Ward Tiffany, the famous irish
comedy actress. many OF her admirers
will be pleased to learn that she Is
going to present her new American
comedy, Lady Barney. "nt the Grand
Opera House tom orrow evening. They
VIII nhNe tue opportunity TO see her In
a part that combines handsome dress-
Ing with her rich Irish brogue, and In
piece whore comedy rules. She has
made a pronounced hit In Lady
Barney" wherever she and her we'll.
selected company has played, She is
sure to receive warm welcome.
Frank W. Sanger and Gus Brothers
new musical comedy. "The Voodoo. or
q Lucky Charm, by +. s. Gibbs, intro.
duclng the iqimltable Irish comedian,
Thomas e. Murray, a splendid com
pnny, In an attraction secured by the
management Of the Grand Opera
House to appear at TINT place OF
amusement next Friday evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-28

Before Judge Ball this morning Rob.
eIt IandOn was charged with disOr.
derby conduct by Margaret Barrett.
Ihe parties live together ON East
Sixth street, and on Wednesday last
they had quarrel One OF the wit
nessss testified that Robert came into
The house drunk and Margaret told
hicl mot to get gay nor start any
thing. The Judge asked the Witness
II Robert did get gay" and re replied
that lie DID, A tlnc OF IS and costs
We therefore Imposed.
Raymond Enlghsy ,who claimed his
homo as ReaIlAg, was arrested by
Officer Burnley last night wandering
around the streets. lie sent him to
the station house but:he was allowed
70 depart on his promise TO lelve tho
city
Fannie Kelley and Martha Gross two
young culofed damsels. were making
the hight hlleous by their yells early
this morning to the residents about
Maryland avenue md Madison streets
when they met officer " htte Thoy
were both arrested aud were each fined
o. and costs
WIN Kramer was ordered to nay the
costs In a case of assault and battery
preferred by Ills wife
Antonio KgskirsK, a Pole, was
ehaI ged by his Wits with committing
an assault and battery Oh htr ye4teI
day. Through an inter- reter, Mrs
koskthsk testified that her hushanG
came home drunk Yesterday and rs
Baulted Iiei with 4 Ealehet. Her npa.
waa bandagcd and it Is said that h.
wound Is ali ugly one. The casa wa
continued until Wednesday morning
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-28

Miss Molllo Bennett Of Wilmington
and few of her friends secured a
hack from Mr.. Mccall, known as the
Nancy H0nk hack. and pair of ia
nous large horsrs strung with bells,
and started for Marshallton to spend
the evening with her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. Charles NJ. and Lizzie N. Pyle.
They enjoyed themselves in numer-
Gus games and plays for three or -four
hours, when a large table was spread
and loaded With sandwiches, coffee,
cakes apples. bananas, grapes, etc.
After supper was over they were
wrapped in their furs and blankets
and started for home feeling that they
had spent the evening well. Among
those present were Mr.. Evan II. Mccall
ard James Marshall Clark, drivers.
The guests were. Misses Mollie Ben.
nett, Ella Cox. Ada l.. Smith, Hannah
II &C kett Nellie WEIGH, Nellie Brown,
Lilllo Bennett, Mary Bennett. Mcssrs.
Fred Ncutzo. William MeCaIrerty, Chas.
Beck, Elmer Beck, John Cotton, john
II cDonald. all OF Wilmington. Mr..
John p. Pyle, Mrs. Sallie j.. Pyle, Miss
May Pyle, Miss Ellie Pyle. Of Mount
Cuba, Del, Mr., Norris Jackson OF
Wooddale; Mrs. Ida Porter and family
OF Marshallton. b. b. Is.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-28

On Thursday 9Th inst,
Ro5ailr Joanna White. wife OF John l.,
RIckRrds
ltclatiyesand friends are invited TO at
tend the funeral from herlhte residence,
No. 1905 Lombard street, On Monday AT
ternoon NJ 30 O'Clock. Services In Old
Swedes' Church..
LEON Sunday, Nov 9Th 1892 Agnes,
vile OF Robert Leo, aged GS years.
Friends OF the family are Invited TO at
toul the funeral from tho residence of
her son-lu-law }. II. Pierce, 1890 Lincoln
street on Tuesday ut y. IN. intermeut
private
EsIER-IIt..C Lnrlcs own. Mas ,on the
ZItl OF November ls9s. William j.,
Chester. aged 20 yours.
Relatives aud friends are invited tn
meet at the N,miugto on Hfa Brandy
wine cemetery, on Wednesday. Nc, en-
Der 2Jth, at s u.elock. y. m, where inter
mcnt VIII be made.
GRIFFIN-On Move - Der q, 1892. Marin
D., v dow Of the late Robert d. Grimm,
aged 81 years.
lielaIive- and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her
lal G residence, No 3 5 las Til rteenth 81.
on 1uesGay afternoon. Services At the
house at d,3J lutcrmcnt at W ilmingtnn
and BrandJwine Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-28
'IHlRD EDITION.
They Break Into Four Houses In
Search Of Money. But Are Not sue
cessful-One Attempt Also Made

EAAENES AGalN NJ WYNN.
they Break Into Four Houses In
Search Of Money. But Are Not sue
cessfal-One Attempt Also Made
The house of Joseph N. Wheeler, of
No. $40 West Twelfth street. Mrs.
Alkaline Jones, OF No. 1900 Washington
street. ami of Oiof Cronhnm, OF No.
1905 West street were entered by bur
glars last night, and although com
bletely ransaoked, there was b 1T little
STOLEN. as the burglars were after
money evidently.
On Saturday night the residence OF
Samuel File, OF No. $40 VanBuren
street. was also entered and a Quantl-
ty OF clothing stolen.
The residence of Chas. e. Dubell Mt
No. il02 Washington street, was also
visited by the thieves, but they failed
TO effect an entrance. All OF the rob
berries last night were done by one set
Of men, rs at every house the jimmy
was used In getting i'm
At ,Ar, Wheeler's house they got In
by pryinR OF the catch on fiont par
lor window. They first visited the
dining room but left all of the silver
ware. They then went up stairs I'd
threw the bureau drawers over the
beds and floor. Tho only things Mr.
Wheeler misses ls souvenir spoon,
o gold ncckluss and u number of pieces
OF bric-a brac.
At Mrs. Jones' house the thieves got
In b. prylng the back door frame
from the wall but they got very little.
They tore tho bureau drawers open
and strewed the contents over the
floor. The only things missing wer 4
some old Mexican coins and somt
small articles.
At Mr. Gronham's house tho back
door was broken down. They then
opened Mr.. Crouham's desk and threw
the papers over the floor. they also
tore up bed. ii Is supposed In theiI
search for money.
Al! the robbsries were committed
while the families We're absent and ar,
supposed TO have been done by two
young men who have been seen loiter
Ing around that vicinity. A neighboi
OF Mrs. Jones says she heard some on,
In the house but thought that nothing
was wrong, The officers are at work
on the cases.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-28

Wilmington Division, No. 204, Order
OF Railway Conductors, held special
meeting In Delmar vest erday. The
Wilmington delegates left this city on
special car ct 6.45 q. IN. The men,
bcrs Of the division at Delmar met
the Wilmington delegation aud escort
ell them to the room where the meet
Ing was held. Tbs work OF contst-
ring degrees and exempilfYlng tho
work of the order occupied tho ab-
tentton of the meeting. The follow
Ing resolution was adopted.
"ResolYed, That the members Of
Division No. 224. Order OF Railway
Conductors, desire to express their
thanks TO II. l.. Holiday, superiuten.
dent OF tho Delaware divlsion, FOR fur.
nishing coach and transportation to
tho bro theirs to attend the meeting.
and to ]. b. Book, assistant train.
MASTER for kindly arranging to allow
them to attend the nesting Also to
tho brothers residing in Lelnar for
their kindness and to tho ladies for
the abundance OF good things prepar.
ed and so well serped.h
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-28

This morning Officer White brought
to the peliCe station the body OF n
male child which was found in the
sewer at Fourth and Jackson streets.
lie handed it to the ofliCcr who placed
ii in cigar box, The child was wrap.
ped in u piece OF shawl 0nd had only
been IN the sewer but short time.
! he body is now a. tho police station
whore it will remain for few days,
alteI which il VIII be !n.elred.