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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-03-12
Resolutions Of Warren Alliance.
WARRENToN, n. c., March IL


T Special. The issue Of the DAILY
Gu HsoNICLE Of March lst con-
tains special CORES oondence from
Ridgeway, stating Capt. B, NJ. Col
Inns has avowed his intention TO
withdraw from the Alliance. This
avowal is superhuous and mislead-
ing, 3. N. Collins having been sus-
pended for non-payment of dues f'r
eighteen months past. These az
the facts.
Resolutions as passed in regular
meeting of Warrenton Sub Alliance
No. 499, the 9th day of March
1892. ". @. PLUMMER,
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-03-12
rIEs. aDNs,sshD EvrosGsrD
The S;esn't of Fearful Explosion
in Belgian Sine.

III Il EIs Ian 10 Incs
BRUSSELS, March | 1l.-A fright
ful colliery disaster has occurred
at Anderlues. Three hundred mi 4
ers are entombed in the pit and a
series of explosions have apparently
cut off all access to the men. An
attempt has been made to rescue
them. but so far without success.
The explorers have been beaten back
by the foul fumes. The shafting
and ventilation are destroyed.
Three female miners have been
rescued and it seems almost certain
that all the rest are dead. Intense
excitement prevails and thousand.
are thronging to the place, which is
one of the leading mining centres O
Belgium. The scenes at the pit
mouth are most pathetic, mutt
tude of people bewailing their rela
tives, supposed to have perished IL
the mine.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-03-12
Capt. S. B. Alexander For Governor

Never was there time which call
ed for more careful study OF condi-
tons, a more thorough examination
of would-be candidates, and greater
display of stat smanship and pstrot-
ism than now. 1t is time When
true friends of the Democracy must
sink personal ambition ana preference,
eschew prejudice, forget ,nmi les,
and look only to the success # the
party and the princi Pies .ch it
holds dear.
L il a condition and rot theory
which confronts the d mocracy of
North Carolina. 4 >piit # uarest
is abroad in the land "pd thousands
Of those who have been tie bone and
sinew of Democracy are infected with
it. Ola leaders are look 4 upon
with distrust and appeals that once
seemed omnip0tent are now unheed-
ed These are facts, none the less
important because they are unpleas-
ant; none the less portentous from
being pooh poohed and ignored.
To disregard them in selecting dele
!ates and nominating 4 SAFE ticket
hct~cen ~ Ncylia Of Re
.f
third partyism the ship ol Democracy
will be wrecked.
There are, we believe, men in the
party who have the confidence Of all
factions. and who deserve it They
are men who have been as true as
steel to Democracy, and who have
been true TO the Alliance - well.
They are not, it may be, cur person
al preferences, but they are in everS
way worthy Of respect aad support
. To nominate them, if a sacrifice al
+ al, vii! be a sacriIicc Of personal In
clination, only, for party veal Th'
ID mocrat who is rot willing L
Z 20 this far is not worthy II th'
name
1t With due Difference 70 tie opin
n ions OF others, and always open L
y conviction if mistaken, re believ
" that, with the name of 5. Z Alexan
r der at the head # the Site ticke
E and the other officers cq4i'ably divid
ed between the Alliance aud the non
, Alliance Democrats, our success wi
, be assured. Whiie curp r-onal pr'
= ferences might i.ai III elsewhere fc
i candidate for Govern r, our j1ig'
.f mcnt inclines Us towards tEe hsXe
r. haired :on of Mock. Iiarg. wao
< a true Democr.t, tru. Ailiauc'
- man and true Norm C4rol'lan.
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Tn, Colonel Declares Hiose'f.

WAsHING roN, March IL lu an
interview today with : rcgr s-nia-
tive of The Naf,oaai De.a,c,a'. Col.
Polk, President q tie Nstional
Alliance, declared u1tq tq.ivocalIy for
the Third party movem mt. He
said tba: he expected 10 be nomi-
mated for Vice-Pre>ident at the
Omaha convention in 'uly.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-03-12
rI8.Fo 12lADSIDES
Still !
,rBLIT BUILDINGS.

IlMef " t|U''' ''''' ~" y"
.ss.d ~ tie Upper ham-
| M.-Aotes Of tie Day.
|ralxGroN, March II. (Sen-
H.. Stewart, OF Nevada,
|Jo ioint resolution providing
Constitutional amendment thai
| |,on who has held the office of
Int Of the United States for
nm Of tour years or any part
shall be eligible to that
si,hin four years after the ex-
N Of lhat time. Il fired.
Daniel offered a JOINT res
| h confirming on the part ofthe
a states the rights granted by
Mates Of South Carolina and
Ma to the French telegraph
Inv; referred. Mr.. Dolph,
gup Tor a reason for address
senate, one Of hlr. Stan
financial bills, spoke at con
M. length on the Mckinley
and the benefits it had cen
on the agricultural interests.
Unfinished business came up,
Vests bill TO construct q post
building III every town, where
.lal receipts ranged from 50,
$1,000 a year. Mr.. Vest
Of the one hundred and
millions expended fol
c hdilliugS since the founda
d the government, over forty
|oas bad ben expended in ter
Ec.les. Ut was to remedy thi,
rancy in favCr Of large cite,
tbs til was framed. Mr.
!, Of Arkansas, opposed tn
rau,e it would discriminat
t agricultural States and Civ
s,ortions of the United State
advantage. Mr.. George, c
Nppi, endore Il this view an
,another suo...- n ~,
Me one hundr... , III,
Der aonum. now drawn tror
an-ral taxation and paid out i
gas was also disbursed in on
a Of the country. He wa
rtcisinc the pension system
y thought Congress ought NJ
bark in a new scheme whic
practically extend this di
nstion in favor Of one sectio
.& another. AIR. Villas,
@o,in argued in support of tt
The bill was temporarily la;
to enable the Senate to tai
urgent deficiency bill. M
a''rn ma lie q vigorous alta, +
i. y man oo'ii'i''SS'o,'0' . Vi !,
J, 3 sJ,F'''n'e''' ", anu 'he ne"' :"
r. ' ''>n''' : Ion o''y L" w
roo,; l'0 :P0'.' 'ue " no,o 'o'
nI i"'Ion =, III 'se hion'h9 "'
=" ~ : q oelciehcy appi
a.; VI " i' 37f "n'oi''' we nt
49, aPproPria'io'i'
o'li was adoP'eo WI
'' :, amendments increasing t
49, %ooo' ? 9oo'ooo ana the G. c.
r'o'' ' OIL the postoillce bulidi
4 '"s !. resumed and conllnu
,., o'j 'uFnment. Inc oen'
"'N uh1h Monday.
N THE HOUSE.
" NcMillin. of Tenness
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-03-12

To enjov life stimu ate digestion
and regulate the bowels. Tax >
Simmons Liver Regulator.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-29
FOURTH edition
Dots.

| Christmas exercises were held In the
Second Baptist Mission 55hh50i last
evening. The orchestra rendered sew
eral choice selections, under the lead
ershlp of George Il. Hyatt. The exer-
cises consisted OF overtures, choruses
recitations and the singing of carols.
MIR. G. II. Bishop, wife and valet, of
Bangor, Maine,Ore stopping ut Hotel
| Willie. They attended the perform
ance OF Jane" at the Grand Opera
House last evening.
Mrs. Nellie Steover, accompanied by
her two children, is visiting her pa
rents at 502 Washington street.
Miss Bertha Orwell, of Dover, IL
visiting the daughter of MIR. and Mrs
| s. Warren Ellis, No. 1907 Trenton
Place, this city.
S. Warren Ellis will leRvs this city
on Saturday next. for the purpose OF
visiting his sister, VITO resides neal
pelmar.
| Miss Margary Prentiss broke an arm
by falling on Market street on Tues
day.
Mrs. Martha Weldin and Harry Vel.
din, OF Colora, Nd, are visiting in this
city.
Miss Isabel Bratton. OF Newark. n.
j., Is visiting Mr. anu Mrs. A. ID. Van
dever
The Misses May and Bessie Welde
are spending the holidays with theil
sister In Allegheny. Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles q. Rex, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred AIammele, of this
city. are visiting friends in New
York.
Nearly all OF the roof beams have
been put in place on the new machine
shop Of tho Harlan d Hollingsworth
! Company
The transfer of the dwelling house
at No. S04 West street was recorded as
transferred from Ezra Fell TO j. I. v
Blocksom at the Surveying Depart
ment this morning.
Letters testamentary on the estat,
OF Joseph Carpenter havo been granted
by Register of Wills j. Wilkins Coocl
to Sarah Il. King and Geo. Droornall
The estate is Valued Mt about $4,000.
Nathan Moore, who works for Nc
Lear y Kendall. says he Is not the Ma
than Moore, who figure in the polio
reports on Wednesday,.
George w. Chllds, Esq. of Philadel
phia, has contributed ton dollars to-
wards tho Epwnrth League Library. oil
thestertown. which is rapidly being
Tiled with some choice works.
Work OH the now water tower at the
! Rodney street reservoir Ia progressing
AS lavorahly as the cold weather wil
allow, and at the next meeting OF tn,
Board Of Water Commissioners bidi
will DO received for II Church air-lift
pump to force water into the tower.
special meeting of tho Ministerial
Union Will DO held at tho y. Nj. G. A
H..ar 4 ~
to confer with the various committee
on the Moody and SauAey meetings.
The Christmas celebration of TIN
Covenant Reformed Episcopal Sunda.
school Will take place In the Sundu,
school room on Thursday owe ming q
7.30. An Interesting progra m ha
been prepared. No charge for admis
sion.
Street car No. As Delaware Avsnu
line ran INTO ear No. 81 on the Eight
street line this noon, breaking Til
glass ont Of the front Of zach Of til
cars, and otherwise damaged then
slightly. No ono Was injured.
Mr.. Samuel A. Price clerk in tn
City Treasurgr's Office, Is able to /
out
ono of the handsomest ard attrac
i've Christmas trees in tho city wa
trimmed by Mr. ard Mrs John
Morehnd, for their little nephew an
can be seen at their residence, No 90
! King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-29

The schooner Annie S. Conant arriy-
ed at the Breakwater yesterday. with
the captain and crew OF the schooner
Matte Z. Eaton. The latter was bound
from Baltimore to Now York. AMI on
Christmas Day, when off Winter Quar-
tel Light, WAS struck by a squall
which carried away all her sails and
one anchor. BY hard work the crew
managed to heep her ailoat for $50
miles, Notwithstanding the fact that
she was leaking badly. When the YES.
sci was In a sinking condition 1t was
sighted by the Conant who rescued all
on hoard
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-29
FIFTH EDITION.



The Young Mems Democratic Club.
at meeting held last evening, dc.
clarsd itself In favor of reform and
adopted the following resolutionsl
Whereas, The democratic party OF
the State OF Delaware In convention
assembled at Dover on May II, 1922,
declared In favor Of the calling oil tho
constitutional convention at the ear.
Hest moment that 1t can be lawfully
convened; and
Whereas, Tho General Assembly at
the session OF 1891 proposed an
amendment to tho constitution pro.
vidlug Tor the submission OF the ques.
ton OF a constitutional convention to
the people at the general election,
which amendment must he adopted
by the General Assembly at its APP
preaching session to become part OF
the organic law OF the state: there.
fore be IL
Resolved, That 1t is the sense of
this club that the said amendments
should be adopted by tho General As
senbly in fulfillment of the pledges
OF the Democratic party and In recog-
milton OF the undlsputed and indisput-
able demand of the people for a new
constitution.
Resolved, That the president ap.
point committee OF five to prepare a
suitable memorial to the General AL
sembly, urging the adoption OF the
proposed amendment. and that said
committee De empowered and directed
TO present the said memorial to the
speakers OF the two houees as soon as
the General Assembly Is organized.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-29

Our streets have been guile slippery
them has been attended with soma
danger but thus far we have not heard
OF any persons who have been serious,
iy hurt, although few falls have oc.
CURED. On Wednesday morning a
horse attached TO a wagon fell at
Third and King streets, but he soon
got up and went OF although nothing
unusual had happened. The black
smiths have been kept busy In putting
on naw shDes. and the week has prov.
cd real harvest to them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-29

On Monday evening Mrs Il. L. Hub
bard's 8. S. class In Union NJ. e.
Church, met at her home to be enter
tRined by their teacher. iIer worthy
husband, Row. L.. L.Hubbard, not to be
excelled In hospitality. surprised both
Mrs, II. and her scholars by Inviting
his class and also the officers OF the
school to be present with theul Games
were played. The Doctor cracked the
usual number OF jokes, and u good
time was had.
After partaking Of the bountlful
collation. prepared for them, all went
to their homes well pleased with the
evenings entertainment. Among
those present were: Mr.. A. V. Hysore,
Mr.. Mccormick and Mr.. John Blcking,
officers Of the school, MIR. and Mrs.
Frank Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Broadway. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Crawford.
Captain Joseph. Mr.. Walter Joseph,
Rev. Henry Sanderson, JAS. hughes,
Mrs, Blockson, Mrs. Meglnnis. Mrs.
Palmer Mrs. Pierson, Miss Sallie Buck.
muster, Miss Clara Lenderman, Miss
Reba Bradford. Miss Mamie Campbell.
Miss Flora Mondenhall. Miss Anna
Boys, Miss Sue Sherwood. Miss Sallls
Hubbard and Master Carlisle, Agnes
and Lulda Hubbard.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-29

GRAND oPERA Hc USE.

Charles Frohman's metropolitan
company appeared at the Grand Opera
House last evening before large and
highly enthusiastic audience In that
highly surcs, sful and funny comedy
entitled Jane, 1t was a most deli.
cious treat, as the company was very
clever one. and tho different roles
could not have been in better handl.
Tic one.Irt comedy "Chums" was
given us u prologue.
The out and out farce comedy, "a
Breezy Time, comes to the Grand
/ Opera House tomorrow and Saturday
evenings. The piece las moro pretty
women than climates, mora comic
surprises than counter nlOts,and more
catchy Music thai inGeniUusly worked
/ up situations. 1t Is made 90 by i
I b. titZ and katharine Webster come
I dian and souhrntte. The company /.
/ clever one and deserves succesa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-29

While reporter OF the REPUBLICAN
was making his usual rounds this
morning he noticed many horses clip
ping on the Ice, showing that they
were smooth shOd. This is something
that should he attended TO, as many OF
these poor horses have heavy loads to
draw, and unless they are rough shod
1t is almost impossible for them to
keep on their feet In crossing 10y
places. II might be we'll for the agent
OF tho Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals to look Into this
matter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-29
NY .CI0tllDg House

Ny, wasn't it cold? No
doubt it'll be the same
to-day. Heavy weight cloth
ing was in big dcmand, big
run on storm oVercoats. 10
to 20 degrees below freezing
point makes it almost too
cold to wear only moderate
clothing.
Buy one of orr heavy
storm coats, generous length
and big collar to warm the
neck and cars, SIS, 81, SIS,
SO, SD, $15.
Heavy grey mixed under.
shirts, double.brsastcd, from
soc up. Drawers to match.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-29

All who wish to bc amused. ms we'll
as instructed. should attend the 81 II.
ing bee In tie Institute Hall this even,
ing. Some l!fty contestants have en-.
tered TIE lisls, and Tho winner will
have lipaly .Hssle hefure he gels thu
prize. Inc contestants are expected
ut tho hail before $50. 50 ali prsllmi.
nary arrangements clH le made, and
the exercises begin promptly at /
o'clock, Hon. G, b, Lore wlli MAKE
tho presentation. The proceeds arc
for good cause and the hail should
be well titlod on this occasion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-29

Joseph II ,hanbsrs, agent for the
Chester county Mutual Fire and ~.
clone nsgrancc COMPANY, VIII be- a.
the Odd Frlows' Hal HI Ceuirpy.lle
Oh SHtgrlHy. aist inst L. re oIsetle
amounts dao from the persons iEagr
ed In said company, and also tu take
risAs On Monday he sill b. %. Ueu,
ware CITY and on WednasdaH at Will
son 5 hotel. Newark. for similtrp Dur.
pose MT, g IS also ouguEod in tHsur-
Ing i've stock and dutlnE ltn rreson!
month he insured % COWS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-29

The Delaware Is almost filled with
leo from shore to shore. The eastern
channel, however, keeps open owing
to the northwest winds. Almost all
the wooden vnssels are shsnthed to
prevent being cut through by the
floating ice. The stolmer City of
Chester, Of the Philadelphia and Will
mington line. is still making one trim
Ing. and Philadelphia at ESQ in tho
AFTERNOON. These trips will be con.
,tinued until the boat Is stopped by the
Ice which, from present Indications,
will not be long
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-29

At the meeting OF the Champion
Lodge No. 4, X. OF p, last evening
the following officers were elected foi
the ensuing term:
G. c., Lewis A. Owens; V. G., II. f
Fierce Probate. L. NJ. Moore; NJ. OF y.
J. 81 Mlnker; u. OF T.. James Card
K. OF X. and =, NJ. J.. CARROTS NJ. d
A, J. q Mes 'aulley: Rep. to G. Logde
r. NJ. Moore; Trustee, l.. A. Owens
Rep. to Rlverview cemetery, j. d. Car
ter. Tho lbova officers will bs Install,
ed next Wednesday, evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-29
MISS ELwooD.

at affords me greatest pleasure. he
said, ito state that my daughter, who
was a sufferer from St.Vitus Dance. and
who was treated for it by prominent
PHYSICIANS In Brooklyn without re.
suit was completely cured by using
two bottles OF DIR. Greene's Ncrvura
blood and nerve remedy"
Another little girls case. which OK.
cited much sympathy and "A great
amount OF Interest and rejoicing when
at last she was cured OF her serious
nervous affection and restored to per.
foot health, was that of little Lucy
Bamis. daughter OF q. Ii. Bemis, Esq :.
prominent and well.known citizen Of
CRANKY. blass.
My little GIRL" answered Mr.. Hemis
when Questioned, had been takin 2
medicines FOR severe nervous troub le
for nearly two years, receiving no
benefit. I then bought bottle OF Dr..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy, and her recovery by iLs use
has been remarkable, Other9 OF the
family have also received benefit from
| Its ube.n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-29

Judge Bail this morning fined Sarah
Segars and John Iontg Omery 81 and
costs each for being drunk. Henry
Smith was ordered to pay a tine OF SIS
and costs also for getting intoxicated.
Charles Nelson was dismissed from an.
duet which had been preferred by his
wife
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-29

There Is no mlstaklng the fact tina [
this Ia the true children's medicine
and that 1t occupies In the household
the position OF the host and sursst
family remedy. IL ia perfectly harm
less TO give to nervous, restless, sleep.
less and sick Infants and children OF
any age, being mads from pure an
health giving vegetable medicines.
IL your child is sick, send Instantly
to your druggist Tor bottle of this
wonderful curer of disease, and when
you sec your darling gain steadily In
health and strength day by day, you.
like thousands OF other parents. will
bless the day you learned of its mar
Vellous curative properties.
Il is not patent medicine, because
II Is the discovery of the famous Dr.
Greene of IS West 14th Street. New
York, who has an enormous practice
among nervous and chronic diseases
and who can he consulted free OF
charge, personally or by letter. What.
over you do, do not fail to use his
great rtnedy ii your child is sick.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-29
A bad Gold.

Coroner Kirk is suffering from bad
cold, which he attributes In great
measure to the ingratitude OF Mill
Creek Hundred man. whom he gra.
cioIlsly permitted to occupy portion
oil his bed few nights ago. During
the wee smu hours" he awolie to find
himself nearly frozen. his whlIom
friend having appropriated nearly all
tine bed clothing and left him in state
OF nudity, not at all desirable when the
mercury Ia tending down toward zero.
II malice could be proven 1t Ia proba.
bio that the coroner might recover
damages should hs institute a suit in
onr court, as 1t might be made to ap.
pear that there was covert design to
end his life.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-29
VM.B. SHARP & CO
Fourth and Market Sis.

Larger and better than
ever before.
We thank our many pa
irons for their splendid re.
ponse to our holiday efforts.
Many of our special OF,
ferings for the holiday trade
remain in uneven lots, sizes
and kinds. We shall com.
mence Immediately to dis.
tribute them at sacrifice
prices.
Odd assortrncnts of hand.
kerchiefs.
Odd assortments of UNI.
brellas. .
Odd sizes Of chilren's and
ladies' coats and cape gar.
ments,
Broken cases Of blankets.
Everything used in store
decorations will be priced
and detailed later on at very
low prices,
For the quick and dis.
eliminating buyer the clear
ing time will offer many
opportunities.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-29
THE s4qu DAY OF JANUARY. 1879


III following described real eatptc, viz:
y that certain lot piece or Ia reel Of land
Win the three. story brick dwUllIHg erect.
ed thereon, stnGta in the city Of Wi.
mingtpn. HtoiCsail, bounded and de
scIibul rs follows. to wit:
beg inning ii point on tho norticriy
side or seventh street, bet weeu Wilson
aud Poplar streets, at the distance of II
o"tfrum the UIstcIiy Side OF Wilson
street. NJ caintr OF laud now or tor
mCElS ui Jcpihn LooF wood thence north
erly by Hline OF said lockwood ln"d ~
+ ioet 10 the sontherty side OF II three-trct
Mide alley c9mmnnlrat n8 with Wilson
street thence casterly HlOug said Side ii
said alley and parallel With seventh street
/ 10 feet to rufncr Of land now or IL, mcr-
~ bclonging to james L. Snvlllr. thence
sOuiherly along the line of the said Sal
vile land parallel with the first described
\ line ana Wilson STIR el 50 fcct to the
iiGrosaid northcrly side OF Seventh street,
| aud thence thereby westerly 10 feet 10 the
| lace OF beginning, ue the contents there.
/ o. "hht they may. with the privilege OF
| tbs alley. etc.
! seized ana taken In execution as tho
| lt6tertT Of Ferdinand Chairs and Iara
| By
PIERCE GOEI u. sheriff.
1 hrr!h : Gnicc " ilnuEton. bel Dec
4 ~ .ss-. d9g
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-29

All our uncalled for custom made
overeOats, goats, vests and pants must
he sold regardless OF cost. so over
coats To go for gll.50: SO orercoats
Tor so; ZIG overcoats for $3.50; Sla
overcoats Tor So: - pants for 81 30
coats aud vests 81 and 81; storm over.
COATS ali shades. $50. Such another
opportunity may never come again.
Liverpool and London Tailors, 521
Market street. Lockyer, Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-29

The following deaths were recorle d
at Registrar Cul4uhoun's Office yaster.
day:
WInn-0n December 20. at Shipley
and Mater streets, Emily L. VIM
aged . months. b
Perkins On December 90. at No. us
East seventh street karrenhoppuch
Perkins. aged 50 years. n.
PeLefs On December p, at n o. 5os
Vest Thirteenth street, William IL
Peters aged ~ years. n.
Armstrong On December 2s, at No.
lll7 Conrad street, Junes Armstrong,
aged 6 years. e.
Price On December IS, at No. ms
lancaster avenue, William Price aget
ID NnnrA @
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-29

Says Nadia special of December
q: There were two fires In East
Media last evening, and both are be.
lieyed to have been the work OF lncen-
diaries. lie barn and the stable OF
Isaao Woruli, Sr,. on Manchester ave.
nue., was totally destroyed, and the
stable on the Osborne property, about
a square further down the street. was
set on lire, but discovered by the ten
ant. Samuel Stewart, i'll time to put II
out before much damage was done.