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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
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pennsylvania
h RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILW WAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT by
BlOckSignals neutrality-suspicious.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
Desbrosscs and COrilandt Streets.
In Enrci july 9Th. 1899.
TIE FAST LINE.
300 :: Mpullmsn ye:abuc Sleeping and paTlcr Cars,
ss; Ssv1sn ~, 10 c n no D. so AMI st.
Iou, 7;is p m. next day Connects. Also for I'lca0
1mK PENNSYLVANIA LiMiTED.
ndivng and State EOom Sleeping @ss S ssOc
ss Iss m "a ss Hss s sa 70
sIsst.is sS,' c!SeI9n.a go r;
Lou; -. P. No. M; %e.s aay; -, rxn.r.s
YORK and Dnns Cars o8 S Se%YeS
f..,snse5 Coaches SS%YoTs To- s; Louis: HfIIys;
TIE coll MnIaN rXrrrss s,,os
and ,!s afSaa
THg WESTERN EXPRESS.
$40 He aN sssIn Su Ina tss New
So's so ann aai .SaH
PACIFIC EXPEE-s.
500 r. M.-Pulman Buffet Sleeping Car New,fork @
s: y % n.H. a. day. sSG S.
IN
and for Cleveland and Columbus except saturday.
OUrH-WE-TERN EXPRk>-.
$50 +. M.-luln;an Vestbue Sleeping Cars New'fox
70 IinSnn, Memphis ;nd St Lu DINING Car s n
Sinsnnsi 6 j. p' m. Ind,napoIis: iO:i5 p. ni and
s. Louis 90 second ", morning. p:.uo,a and Dan
'S IN is 4 Ssa' sleeper e I to SeroeaH
M % FrStvf ,aa oN''
''H fhfoars p@%sn B%ret Sleeping 70 Nsw-orlean'
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH
pa;oa t.r yysscule fa.
sS6gs, co.ese. DinInstH TO Baltimore. arriving 10
a SsS1@ FI RI c'i 'ss &yona
"'fl' 20 E!prsS-' 1r"!nS cd 80 SG
ssp! 80 r., % SsG G .nS % s'
FOR hssnnc city 80 p. M weekday. with through
r.asnnt. 30: 30 oI6 q. m, LOO nss.
DAYS. Saturday onv. 90 Sunday. sls' p p;,s
q. and lb D. IN. (Do not stop az Asoury fa's
ard Ocean Grove crndavsN
r,r,o.. o,o FOR PniLApEIPiIIA.o nm ON POM.
syyania Limited with Dining a. and ~ 10 Wasnhstcn
sa5$$ p % g. "a K
ss 'sS 80 q q? 49, g s.5 :ss 50 ,!s
and ~ Is night Accommodatlor 200 and 90 p N.
For Time OF trains to local pot on the Pernsy
yania Railroad system. apply AZ the i@,owlns Iicke,
A-tor House 42dst and I3i East i25th-st
:Ot West i25th.st.. 25 tolumbussve ana foot Of Des
brosse~ Cortlandt stS: COu-tst. $50 Fulton
rs Broadway Brooklyn Stnuon, foot OF fui.
ton 81. Brooklyn; as Hudsonst. Hoboken; Station,
jersey city.
The New.fork Tran sfer Company for check
baggnga from hotels and residences through TO destination
CHAS. r. PUGu !. II. WOOD.
General Manager. General pasSl Agent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-17
FIFTH EDITION.


NV CASTLE, Dec i7.-The new frama
stable OF q. X, TrultL, which will adj
boin his store and residence on Sixth
street, Is nearly compisted. The store
Will be situated or the corner OF South
and Sixth street, fronting South. This
building, like the now engine house.
10 an Illustration of the croOkedness
OF the New Castle streets, as the lines
surveyed are not parallel with South
street. This has occurred several
times recently when new buildings
have been erected.
The farm OF the late William T
StOops will be offered ut public sale
on ThpTsIay, Dec. IS, BY the execu.
tors. Tho farm Is situated near this
city and contains lS3 aeieS
The memters of tho Levy Court
were entertained right royalty yester-
day by Sheriff Gould.
The widows OF John Fleming and
1ohn walls, both oil whose stores are
on Delaware street, show very pretty
snow scenes.
a fresh supply OF stone has arrived
ioT The prlsonera at the county lail.
il. L.. Evans. Eco, OF WILMINGTON.
was in town to-day.
Miss Clara blackburn is visiting
friends In Wilmington.
James l.. David, OF near SIN yrna
has been visiting relatives here.
Miss May Aiartindale is spending n
few Jays In Philadelphia.
MIS-. Thomas Lavender, of SMYRNA.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Thomas
Frazer.
5. l.. Truss has returned from an ex.
ten ded trip.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-17

"My food troubled me very soon
after eating. My kidneys and bladder
were affected SO 1t was difficult to uri-
nate freely.
i used tho celebrated medicine. DIR.
Greenes Nervura blood and nerve
remedy, ana without being tedious re.
citing my experience, can say that
these dlriiculties have left me, and my
nerves arc quiet and my food does
not distress me.
Il feel without hesitation In saying
that | think Dr tiroeue's NervurR
blood and nerve remedy mas produced
these favorable results"
We have heard of many remarkable
cures being effected by this remedy. but
when VIC learn directly and from his
own words OF It's curing man of Mr.
PARSONS prominence and standing, we
believe that such . cure should DO to
all guarantee OF the great curative
powers OF the remedy and should In
lluence oil thinking persons who are
suffering from disease to use this truly
remarkable medicine. II can he pur-
chased Tor II at any druggists. and
we know IL Is purely vegetable and
harmless
What gives us most confidence in
discovery and prescription OF DR..
Greene OF 81 West l4th Street, New
York, the eminent specialist in curing
nervous and chronic diseases and that
/ the doctor oilers to all sufferers free
consultation with him either b. calling
at HIS oiilce or writing him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-17

The following notice, from tho Mn.
lsterial Union. mas been issl.ei O %
read In thu churches tomorrow:
dwight d. Moody and Ira d. Sal
Key, the world-known eervpnts OF
Goa, have accepted tho lnyitatlo Of
me committee appointed by the MIN
1sterial Union to invite them TO con.
duet series of not less than two
weeks Evangoiistic meetings within
our city.
The pastor and this congregation
are invited and urged to attend a
union meeting OF all Evangelical
christian people i'll Wilmington to.
morrow, (Monday) evening, December
lyth, at ) O'Clock in the West Presby-
terrain Church.
The meeting is called to make pre.
paratiuns for the special meetinRs
which are to begin Sunday, Jan. 23d.
inc llme Tor preparation is short
heEce 1t is important that the meeting
Tomorrow night should be fully nc.
tended by all who are Interested in the
spiritual welfare OF the city. Address.
SEES nro expected from tho Rev. j. Y.
Dobhin5 and Mr.. W. X. Crosby. Fra.
tternally yours. j. II. KING. Chairman.
Moody Invitation Committee Minis
terlal Union,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-17
A GREAT RAILROAD RUN.


Engineer Jnmes Boyer sends Penn
sylvauia Railroad locomotive No.
ana Between Washington and New
York In Three HcWs and Fifty-flye
Minutes.
Between Washington and New York
City In hours and 55 minutes Is the
unprecedented time which was made
over the Pennsylvania Railroad yester.
day. The LOGON olive which made the
run was No. 2l4 OF class p,
Pennsylvania, with driving wheels Of
6S inches.
AT the throttle was Engineer Jam es
Boyer, and with him two iiremen, sent
the locomotive on her run against
time. behind him Engineer Boyer was
drawing three Pennsylvania Railroad
perlor cars, in which was a company
of New York newspaper men.
The train left Washington on her
long journey at exactly 05 p. IN. She
sped on like the wind until Bay View
was reached, whore a stop was made
When the engineer consulted his
watch he found that no had covered
the distance In forty minutes. In u
short time he resumed his place at the
throttle and again opened IT, The
mile posts disappeared almost as
though they were fence posts, come
of the miles being covered In as low
as forty seconds
still she sped on, up heavy grades
and round curves, but the iiremen had
to work hard to keep up the steam.
When Iron Hill was reached 1t was
thought the engine would lose some
time, but the ilremen worked like tro-
in ND fFI
over that hill.
The officials here were out In full
force to see the flyer pass through.
Every train was stopped at the West
Yard SO as to prevent any accident.
She came through the yard at q
slXty-second clip, and when she round
ed tho curve at Madison street IL look
ea as II the cars would be thrown from
the track. When West street was
reached Engineer Boyer applied the
brakes lightly and when they passed
French street station she was going ut
the rate OF rorty'llve miles an hour.
No sooner had they gotten beyond
the city than the engineer opened the
lilery steed again, and when philadel-
phla was reached another stop was
made. The engineer and all on board
the train again looked ut their time
mingtun in y minutes, exclaimed the
conductor The engineer had taken
the same time.
At Philadelphia another engine was
attached to the train but Boyer still
took charge of her. In short time
New York was reached, and then the
fastest time had been made between
the cltios.
The Pennsylvania officials say they
can lower the present record but will
not do SO for time yet. When the
company has Strengthened ali the
curves on the line they expect 10 lower
the present time considerably, and as
they are having n numher OF new loco
motives built, which are said will be as
last as any locomotive over built 1t
may surely he sud that tho distance
VIII then he covered in 3 hours and
one. half.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-17

An evening social was hold on Thurs.
gay, evening, at the residence of Mrs,
Diekerson. 1901 Market street. The
evening WAS spant in playing various
games, after which all were invited 10
inc dlniEE room. where they partook
OF refreshments.
Among those present we're. Mamie
Vincent. Fire !. Middleton. Ida Bristow,
George Lockwood, Clara Gross, Fred.
Miller, Belle Miller, Harvey Mailman.
Jennie Etzel, Paul Taylor, Ella SIM
mons. Edgar Boise. Cora Harris, John
Willis, Bertha Miller, Emlen Bell, Lam
ME Moore, William Stewart. Bolla Ma
lirlde, Robert Moore, Pauline Rusch,
Michael Naughton, Jennie Ilattimer,
Ar. NeGvcs Ida Tnttimer. Thomas
Williams, Susie Hickman, Charles Rob
inson, Bertha Middleton. Balblne
hasch Richard Taylor, Ella Willis,
Dora Willis, Annie Pcnnoll, jennie
Jackson, fillie Williams, Jennie Il,
Middleton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-17
FOURTH edition


Malcolm Frazer. youngest son OF L.
B. Frazer. druggist, had the misfor:
tune TO fall down the stairway and
break his arm one day this week.
Mrs. Helen Porter purchased the
double dwelling house Of Joseph
Caleb, ESD At the West End.
Mr.. Joseph H. Caleb, well.known
and popular gentleman. and Miss
Mary Whalley. OF Philadelphia, were
married Thursday, the 18th Inst.
Rev. n. IL, Miller and wife received O
surprise visit few evenings ago when
goods filling good sized wagon were
among the various acceptable gifts,
beside well'illle1 purse, D. Shani
made tho Presentation speech, which
was responded TO in lifting terms by
the pafeon. The occasion was an en-.
| ioyablo one, and all present appeared
TO be really happy.
The breaking luto the stores Of Ran
kin Armstrong, II. y. Wright & Co,
and I'D. Worrill by thieves has caused
considerable nlGrm among tho people,
as they don't know whose propert,
may next suller from raid.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-17
Plush Goods.

Gents Shaving Sets in tlne plush case,
sl.25; worth s.. . .... ...5..
Gents Shaving sets in line plush case.
sl.ls; worth Sis, .-.......
Gents Shaving Sets in fine plush case.
~; worth a. 30. ........ .....--..
Gents Shaving Sets IN nne plush case,
f3.3s; worth S.
Gents Shaving Scts in nne plush case,
33.9S; worth si,9j,
Plush and Leather Cur and Collar
Boxes at Joe, '5c. asc, sl.a5 aud SECS; worth
Il great deal more.
smoking Sets in plush cases, Sec and
sliS.
Mcetschaum Smoking Sets in plush
cases. ss3s to Si4s; worth almost double
tho price.
Manicure sets large variety running
at 5or 55c, II. sos. s2as. tsas.
Dressing Cascs. brocadcd plush, comb
brush aud gluss. $50; worth 81.
Dressing Cases. brocnded plush, fine
quality 81; worth $3.50.
Dressing Cases. SILK plush, slOs; worth
- so.
Dressing Cases. sill! plush lss7' worth
f3l8.
Dressing Casos, inner quality. sa.9si
worth !s 5.
other Dressing Cases at sIs. Sis. 8,
aud up 10 $i5.
Work Boxea In plush at &c, soc. 9sc
Sl.1s. 1928. 81 .ss and ti,s7.
Ntekcl.plated Nut Sets. comprising q
cracker and half dozen picks. 81. s.ls.
A.s5
Leather Music Rolls at Sc, 75c, 81. sl.ls
ana sl.3s
! Hand-paiutrd Handkerchief $ Rchets &c
! at 15c, St.I9, 81. II, 81. 30 and Sl.72,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-17

Swlndler A. c. L. kurtz was rear
raigned before the Municipal Court
this moraing on that charge. Aques-
tion arose as to tho validity of tho
check which was Gashe by Mr. John
SOD, and whether the seal Of the no
tary public, which had been stamped
upon the check after the protest, was
a legal one. The questions were ar
gred Tor long time. Mr.. Lyman OBJ
jeeting to the protest stump.
MIR. Curtis then asked that the pris-
oner be held. Mr.. Lyman wanted TO
know why, as he could not sec where
Kurtz had made any false pretence
when offering the check. The court
held that the mere act was false pre-
tenee without any words. and theto-
court
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-17

The work on the Washington street
bridge 10 progressing rapidly. The
north side pier Is nearly completed
and when it Is, the iron work will be
at once commenced.
The work OF grading the boulevard.
whlch will lead from tho north end of
the btidGe to the Concord turnpike.
will be graded as soon as the city en-
glneers complete tho marking OF
grades. This work Is now going on
under the direction of Chief Engineer
Palmer. OF the Engineering and Sur.
veying Department who drew tho
resolution fixing the grades.
The new boulevard will be macada-
mized or else paved with some form
Of Improved pavement and this will
cost the North Side Improvement Com
pany over fG0, 900 the boulevard being
over 2T00 feet long, On the boulevard
dressed curb, eight inches wide, Will
DO used, and this will cost the com
pany $4,000 more, ....
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-17

The sale of Jabez Nelson Phiney, q
minor, was confirmed.
The sale of real estate of Robert
Smith deceased, was confirmed.
Franb Walker, Esq, presented pc
titIon of Mary scarborough, asking
that she ba appointed guardian oil VIM.
j. titHsimmons, minor.
Peter A. Cooper, Jr. presented pc-
titton Of Levi A. Brrtolette, asking
thut the Security trust Company be
appointed guardians Of Charles, Ger.
trude and HarYme Ringwalt, which
was granted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-17
A PR0Mn1ENT MAN.
One Of Alhany's Ahlast and Best
Known Citizens.
Some Interesting Inside His
tory in the Life of a
Business Man.
He Speaks Strongly and Straight
to the Point.

The SUCCESSES OF prominent business
men arc always OF great interest to
the people.
SO, also, when u well.known and
honored man is In trouble through III.
ness, not only his friends, but all who
know him by reputation, arc deeply
interested In his welfare.
MIR. Seth L. Parsons ls one OF tho
leading business men of Albany, N. Y,
and Is widely known and highly es-
teemed as citizen of sterling integ-
rity, with the energy and force of char
meter characteristic of our American
business men.
Seen at his home, 22 Park St, by our
papers representative, he expressed
himself in terms OF tina greatest graft
fication that he had escaped possibly
most serious nervous difficulty which
might have Frustrated him.
Il was very nervous" he said. ~
could not hold my hands still, espe-
cinlly my left hand; there was an in
voluntary contraction Of the muscles
and movement Of the fingers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-17

NEXT Will be a big
one Tor buying
WEEK presents; for men.
young men, boys
or little boys why not buy
something useful as we'll as
ornamental? and 9th and
Market offers splendid as
sortment in Suits and Over
coats, fine styles for tailor
ing Smoking Jackets, Bath
Robesi Dressing Gowns,
Umbrellas, Neekwear,
Iandkcrehicfs. c anc
! ancy and PLAIN Suspend
ers, all styles Of popular
Hats, Shoes and Slippers,
with beautiful styles for
boz. in Shoes and Leg
ginss. with Caps to match.
terling qualities and mod
crate prices. Look in the
window for some of the
styles aud any OF them
gladly shown Foot balls
given. away with Boys Short
Pant Suits and Overcoats
during the Holidays.
JAS. [. MULLIS & Sos,
Clothing, 9th & Market.
Hats, Wilmington,
Shoes, Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-17

Governor Reynolds writoe to the
New erli Herald as follows; 81 have
Thought fur a long mo we should
have stringent laws relative 10 for.
eign immigration, Nc man should
be permitted to enter our borders
about whom tLloro may bc rea SON
ablo doubt as 70 his good citizenship
I'm his native country To lie more
pertinent IL your inquiry, I think n
law restricting immigration under an
emergency would be advisable Just
now
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-17

, ELEroN, Nd, Dec. l6,-The remains
OF the unknown white man who was
found with his head entirely severed
from his body BY OHIO Foster. while
cunning in the Bacon Hill woods, near
here, two weeks ago, have been identi-
fed as those Of William I. Robinson,
of Washington. y. c. Mrs Mary Il.
Robinson OF that city. was here to-
day ana ciaiIns the dead man WIS her
husband. and from the description Of
the remains she Is 20 sitive they were
those of her husband, who has leen
absent since June last, at work ut
Aberdeen, Nd. She has not heard
from him since October 18th. when he
said he was coming home, Mrs Rob.
tnson is OF the opinion that lie had
been murdered. An inve stigation Is
OIL foot.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-17
Kennard & Co.

The large crowds that throng our store in
ever increasing number the days go by, most
suggestive sight
They cause the onlooker to think how this large
business in modern sized store that attracts the has
been built up in the years past enrgng its constituency
with every how has steadily maintained and
increased in the entire confidence of the people Of this
city, how has aimed to the people only in the best
and most substantial way-how it has been obliged from
time to time by the public to devote space and de-
vote all its energy and thought to the great business of
Dry Goods alone how it has prospered without
employing any of the sensational methods or
specious advertising whatever to induce patronage
The Handkerchief department. is the largest
with record The special Holiday offerings in this
line great and from until December 24th ex-
pect to continue the active trade in this line
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-17

William dorsey was arniEned he,
fore Mag istrGte Sas7c last night on Il
charge OF assault and battery and
highway robbery on y year.p,d
Michael Shluger OF hiladclphia which
took place near GlGymunt yesterday.
The story or the assault and robbery
WINS fully told IN the REpymlcAN of
testimony Dorsey was held under 500
bail for court =..
William II IhOuina was hold under
e2O0 bail fer lis appearance rs wilt
ness. This liitle peddlsr has been sent
to his home,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-17

Rev. Joseph Il. Mllllgan last night
was installed as pastor OF the First
Presbyterian Church.
Rev. A. n. ReiEwin presided; Rev
Lafayette AIarksA ID. b.. delivered tho
charge to tho pastor; Rev. George e.
Thompson thB charge to tho people.
and Rev. w. +. Swartz preached lie
installation sermon,
Tho text was from st. John III. SOL
He must increase, but | must de-
crease"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-17

A special meeting of the Ministerial
lnlon will be hold on Monday MORN
Ing next. tho 10Th inst. at Fletcher
Hall, BOt Market street at 10 o'clock
sharp Special business of great i'm
portanc6, Including the making of ara
fthgementS Tor the Moody and iSankeF
meeting to he held next month, neeg.,.
States the prompt attention Of cay y
member OF the union II. b. CooLNi
presidents &. F. Hendricks, secretary. y
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-17

Tho arrangement Of Rev. DR.. Wad
dell, OF Madeley 81. l.. Church, to ex
change pulpits with Rev. Mr.. Oswald
OF Chrstiana, Del, OH Sunday. will
not be carried out on account of the
first named gentleman having expert
6nced ain attack of grip, rendering II
important he should not be subjected
to additional eXposuse or effort. lii
will, however, olllciate In his Owl
church, and tho exchange will be
made at some future period.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-17

The railroad officers were unaware
Of the accident ANITA tho man Ind OK
pred The body was brought to this
city, where Coroner Kirk took charge
OF II and will hold nm inquest to-
night. Tho man is supposed to have
been hurt internally, rs there WAS no
bones broken. Ihh officials are al the
opinion that il medical attendance
hal been summoned tho man would
not have d cd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-17

Mrs Pattiusou, ot no, rec vest Sew
enth street. called on us this morning
TO say that. Tor the children. she has
made additions to her already large
stock, she has all kinds OF toys for
the little ones. ana what cannot lie
found ut hpr store. it will be imBOssi.
bic To- iiud IN tie city. We advise
mothers 70 give her cali and they
will not go out ot her store empty
hDu!ed, a. her prices are rea sunable
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-17

Tho following deaths were recorded
NJ Registrar Culquhuuns Office yester.
day:
Sibre On december l6, ut No. 10
Church lane, Joseph Sipre. aged
years. d.
keohane-On December IA, at No.
5O4 North Harrison street, Ellen
keohane, aged IS years n.
Fhrrah On December 10. at No. 33I
East thirteenth street, Hannah Farrah,
aged "a years. y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-17

Do not fail to be at It'll and Shlplsy
streets tonight, and after enjoying a
good supper assist In tho Clutch Auc-
tion," FOR the benefit of EpworLh NJ. Il.
Church. The Woocacoe band was
present last night ana gave some first
tale music. Also a number Of Chris
liah EideaHorets were present. Bazaar
closes tonight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-17

Charles Shumar was in tine dock at
the Municipal Court this morning on
a charge Of assault aud battery, but as
he was not ready for hearing the
case was continued. Hannah Butcher,
William Craig and John Wolf each re.
eeivod light tlnes for drunkenness.
Edward Cassidy was recommltled FOR
drunkenness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-17

Christmas trees arc already com,
mcncing to arrive. and Fourth street
is filled with them. ON Monday Clerk
OF Market SmeitZ will nave some OF
the linust brought to this city. iue,
are from the tatsEill Mountains, NeT
York, and arc the finest ever offered
for sale in this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-17

Tie Cathanne and Bainbtidgo trolley
route In Philadelphia Is safer than ouI
city railway. IN order TO prevent nc.
cidcnts from tho chance breaking Of a
wire on the streets, current breakers
are provided by means OF which tho
1.-Two wire Is rendered dead as soon as
it touches the ground. and the fact OF
the breathing announced at the power
house.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-17

to saving little money ON your shoe
bills; we don't object TO selling EoDi
footwear at n very small profit that .
tho way We iiXit. You are satisfied, go
arc NO. A good many people have
tried us for shoes this season and seem
TO be satisfied with goods and prices
perhaps you have not, so we invite u
mas slippers, always useful, alwaye
appreciated; have you saen ours? Some
new and pretty designs in stock
Thought we had plenty, but low
prices have sold some styles sooner
than we rXpected; hopD we can get
more of thsm. Eormlns, No. 10 r.
18th street. between Market ana King.