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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-05
FOURTH EDITION


\ The Board of Trade held real, live,
enthusiastic meeting last night and
discussed the possibilities OF estab-
fishing a popular stock company to
erect building and furnish power for
light manufacturing purposes.
Mr., Lawton asked President Mullen
why new enterprises do not come
here.
Mr.. Mullen replied that some that
applied We're not legitimate enterprises
aud others fel through for want OF
proper encouragement. w. Is. Clerk
i 60. he said We're brought here by
ID. W. Taylor's influence. Referring to
Mr.. Lawtons plan for building with
power for light manufactures. he
said that il there had been suitable
building two enterprises, employing
about 800 hands, could have been
brought here. Last November man
would have started 200 sowing ma
chimes If he could have gotten a room
with power.
John h. Hudson said no had two
large rooms which could he utilized
Mr. Lawton snid he had no doubt
that to an advertisement for girls to
stand in his store at 81 week he
would receive 200 replies. These girls
might be earning IS 10 $3.50 in some
factory.
President Mullen suggeeted the pro-
priety of getting out prospectus of
the plan, and the matter was referred
ITO the committee on New Enterprises,
of which Mark NJ. Cleaver ie chairman,
J to report ut the next meeting.
J Mr. hudson, in speaking Of The need
of moro enterprise in this city, said
q spinning company would havo been
here but IL received no encourage.
mont and now 1t is In successful oper-
alton in Chester.
MIR. Cleaver, to show what could he
done. said that when the Tasker Com
pany tried to locate at Nav Castle they
found the price OF land too high, when
he (Cleavor) and three other men,
bought the land at the price demand
ed and sold to the Taskers mt loss OF
&c, 600, That money was afterward
paid back by the people who gained so
much by the establishment OF the
great iron plant.
PRECEDENT Mullen was Of the impress
sion that enough money could be
raised 10 get building as large as is
, needed for the enterprise referred to.
On motion OF Mr. Lawton. The press,
especially the Sunday Star, was thank
ed for the Interest shown in the pro-
Gress o. the city,
Mr.. Clonyer reported that the plan to
d vide the city into ilrs districts was
a Yroaching completion.
4, President Mullen referring to the
- Tonne bill ,dyocated by the Nation.
!, al Board IL Trade meeting, which hs
y and Mr.. Taylor attended, said tn 1t TO
a get any legislation 1t would be best to
n have action ilrst taken by the national
= body.
MIR. Cleaver spoke earnestly against
the fossil Influence prevalent in vii
ml9Ston and advocated more activity
- Especially by the stay at homes Of
tho Board Of Trade.
President Mullen said 1t was not the
fault Of those who attended the meet
ings Of tbs board that moro was not
done. People who do tho work. how
ever, should not be criticised by those
who do no work.
After some more talk about tho ne
cesslty OF Wilmington waking up, the
board adjourned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-05

Yesterday, at 10 n. m, was the open-
Ing of the great assignee sale of Ia.
dies aud chlldren'S coatsat POI Market
street, Wilmington, Del
This morning was busy day at the
great assignee sale. All you could
hear all day was cash. cash!
Salesladles were busy wrapping up
bundles. Can yon blame people com
Ing miles to attend this unusual sale.
If you are in need OF ladies' or
chiids coat. come before its too late.
Here arc few OF the great bargains
offered:
% ladies' long Newmarkets, 51.50.
100 ladies' stockinet short coats,
handsomely trimmed IN all the latest
styles ,29,guarantCed to 10 worth 80.
40 ladles' black Astrakan trimmed
coats with handsome ornaments 81
so; actual cost TO manufacturer, $l5.
65 laiies' black beaver coats with
handsome fur collars anu ornaments,
s3,62 worth $500.
90 adies'newmarlets with deep MILL
tary capeS in all cOlor5 to go at So. DS,
cost to manufacture Sl5.
80 childrens coats In plaids checks
and stripes to go at 9S cents, guaran-
teed to be worth $500 each
% lhdies'short coats nall color5, and
styles, SO cents. ..r
% ladies' coats In all coors. satin
lined and trimmed in all the latest
styles of furs, to goat Si.9S, worth $50.
IS ladies' black hair capes all satin
lined, high shoulders and large storm
collars, to go at 9l,06, cost to manu-.
iacture $40.
25 ladles'sample ready-mHde suits In
all the latest shades of Henrietta cloth,
handsomely made and trimmed, to &c
at 1878, guaranteed to be worth SIS
each.
rs ladies' French flannel tea gowns
to go at 95 cts. each.
Do not fail to call and examine
goods and prices at this great sale
Rememher, this sale lasts days only
During this sale the store will he open
ed from a III. to sp. m. Saturday
till 10 p. In.
Remember the number, 2O4 Market
street, Wilmington, Dol.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-05
s,aln Ho.pItal rru.tas., Mnetinn

The Board OF Trustees Of the State
Hospital at Farnhurst met yesterday
and went through with regular rou-
tine or busineas.
William Lawton was awarded the
contract for supplying the new resi-
dence for the superintendent Tor S66, IS.
The contract for furniture Tor the new
department of the hospital was award.
cd as follows: 10 VIM. +. Burnsteln,
OF Philadelphia, for 100 bedsteads,
1925 each;to Megary & Son, this city, 266
chairs at 3S19 cents each, and for AZ
settees at $i.34.
Contracts for supplies were awarded
as follows: dry goods, 5 NJ, Reynolds
Il Co, Middletown; groceries. Q. IL.
Simmons: salt meat. Hart IL Bro.
chnawaro. l. Lewis Row; shoes, Con-
don Il Mccarthy; beef, Wells Bro. :;
veal aud mutton, j. d. Hopkins; bread.
j. &. Knause of New Castle.
Orders were drawn on the current
! fund in favor OF the following named
parties in the amounts stated: Wells
II Bros, beef, S14S26; j. ID. Thompson,
veal and mutton, sos; Hart IL Bro,
salt meat. Ij6.97; John q. knause,
bread, S50l.3l; Robert McFarlan, milk,
| $3.50 %; Booker IL Whitesell S25. as; q.
l.. Simmons, groceries, SOCIAL; $. NJ.
Reynolds q Co, Sl,l02.ST; N. B. Dan
forth. drGgs, Sj5.0l: J. l.. Row
Sl;.50; trustees OF the poor,
gasoline, Si55.T!; Geo W. Bush & Sons
Company. coal, sO40.12; Speakman
Supply Company S53,4i;John h. Hud-
son n Co., ?GS.2i; Remington Machine
1 Company, s6.l9; Lobdell Car Wheel
/ Company. 5dS33; Capelle Hardware
, Company, siS.2l; Duncan & Brother,
53.9S;janos Bradford Company FL rs;
I 4. W. LOOMS, SI2; james q. Johnson,
4 56; Telephone Company, $3.50; l., $.
Il. Butler ~ Son, Si2i0; Mercantile
Printing Company. SIS; journal Print
ing Company, Sld2; News Publishing
Company 70 20; Every Evening Pub
fishing Company, 9S 50; REPUBLICAN
Publishing Company. 1885,; payroll,
stj,9I; w, A. LlMotto, $50, 55; B. T..
Wagner, f.6
Orders on the improvement fund
were drawn as follows: Delaware
Steam Appliance Company, SLIPS;
bennington Machine Company, s3i3;
j. V, Cmlis e, sD305 J. ID. Davis,
sii3,.5; Hospital Supply Company,
1900: Cawthrop & Brother Company,
s.7; Lewis n. Adnir, SlS.57; Henry Me
Caulry, 1909. The total amoant Of
orders drawn on the current fund,
S5,bjj.n2; on improvement fund, 80,
lll.l2; total orders drawn, IS, 1G7l4.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-05
DR.. Pickles Ablazo.

The popular and well known Elec-
trio physician, James O. Pickles, got
more OF the fiery element last night
than he cared to receive. His loss,
however, Is fully covered by insurance
in the PhEnix, with L. A. VanTrump,
, as IL will not exceed $1,000. All his
valuable instruments are destroyed
and much furniture.
At about IL o'clock last night tho
rear of DR.. Pickles Office, at 705%
Market street, was ablaZe. II was the
doctors family dwelling and he and
his family had retired.
The alarm WAS sounded from box 4,
and the fire department quickly put
the fire out, In the place where 1t
started. But IL took water to do 1t
and there was much damage by a big
blaze.
The building belongs to Harry f.
Dure and not to St.Paul's Nj. EChurch
as has been stated, His loss will pro.
bably not exceed $1,000. lie is fully
insured.
George II. Ash has his merchant tail
or store In tho first story front, and
was not injured In the slightest as the
fire was all In the ell and the water
also.
/ Tho Weccacoe hose carriage broke
/ the right hind wheel at sixth and Or
ange streets -.---..
The Doctors wife and daughter were
carried out by tho firemen of tho
| Friendship Company, which was tho
first at the fire. They were taken TO
Beetoms drug store about 10 minutes
past II o'clock. There Is sad looking
ruin there this morlng at 1e5lS.
| The fire is supposed to hlva caught
from either tho stove, which had IL
banked iro, or the ilue where it passed
through terra Gotta crock into the
second story
| The Doctor was agreeably surprised
at the promptness and efficiency with
which the ilro wis eNtinguished with
out water being thrown all through
the building like II would havo heer
years ago. MI. VanrrImp, the insur-
ance agent, was making his inspection
at $50 u. M. to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-05

Beetles, watOr bugs. The most effective
nnd permanent remedy Isl two OF
three nights TO sprinkle ltOuGH on RATS
down the sink and drain pipe; scatter it
well but thtnly all over the sink First
thing II the morning wash II all awny
down the drain plpo. repeat two or three
nights, when all The iisolts from garrett
to cellar VIII disappear. Tho secret OF this
Is In the fact that wherever the bugs OF
insects may be during the day. they must
90 to the sin 10 for the water durina the
night. Tnay can't stand RoUGH ON RATS
In their wSter This is tho quickest most
effective and satisfactory ronely. RouGH
ON RATS boing poison, II should he used
III this way only at night and washed
away early In the morning. Another way
+ to mlx tablespoonful of Rouan Oh
Sprinkle 1t on ienr OF cupboard shelves OF
on platos or on sheots of paper placed
high out OF rench of children.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-05

L'oR 5 MIA Piano. cheap. Apply ut
Il iJG Market street. fS-tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-05
Dots.
Dots.
Bush's. French street wharf. is the

| Dutss
Bush's, French street wharf. is the
, place to buy your coal.
The different varieties OF pan sizes
can be procured at the flour and feed
store OF J. Jerome Smith, at Fourth
and Shlpley streets, at REASONABLE Q
rates.
DR.. Slmms' vegetable liver pills,
sugar coated, non-slckenlng AMI pain
less, are undoubtedly tho finest and
best liver medicines In our great coun-
try.
Mary Hood, colored, who Inns been
suffering from paralysis the past year,
died on Wednesday, at her residence in
New Castle.
McComb Clayton, residing about
three miles south OF Middletown, has
sold his farm to DIR. Ii. b. Mcdowell.
Civil Service examinations will be
held here. in the Federal building, for
positions In the mall service, on April
S0th
Petitions are being circulated asking
Governor Reynolds to pardon william
Calhoun. who is serving a l5-yaar's sem
tence in New Castle jail Tor rape.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hardcastle, No.
Sl7 West Ninth street, We're favored
with surprise party last night.
Workmen commenced yesterday to
prepare the cellars and foundation for
the Visitation Convent at Kentmere.
The steamer Christina will resume
her trips between this city and Penns-
grove on Monday next.
For the latest shoe news read the
Common SeTse Shoemaker's adver-
tisement. Ills feat to fit feet"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-05
A STRONG GOVERNMENT.
The Police Commission Shall Have
All the Money They Need-An Elec.

The Police Commission Shall Have
All the Money They Need-An EIec.
tion of surveyors.
The City Solicitor law and Finance
committees have recommended that
an ordinance Of extra appropriation
For the Police Commission be passed
All sums of money called for by the
Police Commission will be paid as long
las the present law remains.
i 1t WAS decided. however, on recon-
lmeHdation of honest James Murray.
TO haYo tho city Solicitors opinion in
"a written document and on file as this
protection to the acquisitive and con
iacrvatlve pockets of Individual coun-
lciinen WAS heartily endorsed by unani.
nous vote.
The city treasurer reported tho bal
ance in tho Union National Bank to
current expenses to be fi3.224. Is; in
each Of the four depository banks,
$3.50; to special fund in Union Bank,
i,td4.B2; received of j. j. Mealey, col
Hector, 1850; Edmund Mitchell, Jr col
lector, 800; Clerk OF Court ". b. Hy-
lind, Sl44.7e; Building Inspector, Pa
, trick Dillon, sSi; Chief Engineer, George
III. Boughman. sos 80.
! Ihe building inspector reported hav-
ing issued nineteen building permits
Tor buildings valued at sui 500, and
j, ELECTED 5Si during January; the coal
oil inspector repoite having Inspect
oil 1880 gallons OF oil during January
The miscellaneous payroll or L.
! 9S5,si for January was read AMI order
: ell paid. The police payroll OF si.e5i =
:; % for Janunry was ordered paid. The
payroll OF members OF Council
amounting to S!i4.76, was ordered
paid.
The qualification Of N. Il. Benson as
: port warden was read.
81 lhs ordinance concerning auction
eyr3 was returned with the approval
,uf the mayor and declared Il law.
! Harry Palmer was elected chief en-
. gneer Of the surveying Department
and Clerk of the Re Sisiry Bureau. he
having received eight votes against
stfour Tor Geo. II. Boughman. Simlel
+ keemlo FOR llrst assistant and Francis
y. IricH for second, each We're elected
{ by eight votes. MahlOn Bolts got
eight votes for L agiatry Clerk against
Il our for Harry SChulcr.
q A. n. Roberts bill for printing the
Il plumbing inspector ordinance in the
lNllmlnEtoiiian democrat in 1889 was
!. referred 10 tho committee ON printing
!. A. u. Nandover called Councils nj
!; 'tcltion tothe horse tli5eass of CHAMBERS
as he thought there should DO an ordi.
q hahre or law i'll regard to 1t. Council
u adjourned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-05
Masquerade Surprise.

Avery pleasant masquerade surprise
party was given at tie residence Of
Mrs. j. =. Rothwcll, No. iOl W. Fifth
street, last evening, IN honor Of her
niece, Miss Minnie Nothwell. The
nasqueladers all gathered Mt O'Clock
and he fun comm enced, tho hostess
not having much trouble in picking
out names of her guests. After the
diminishing games wore started by the
young people, ANA together With dane.
ing, were kept going sagoral hours
when the company adjourned to the
dining-roOm where refreshments were
served. After another hours fun they
dispersed, being we'll pleased with the
eNoning's enjoymont. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-05
AT the Munie,p.l cour.

Judge Dali disposed Of the following
cases this morning.
John Hanley was fined S5 or 30 days
and Edward Dougherty was fined 81
and costs, for drunkenness.
Joseph McCloskey and J. 8. Gum
were each fined 80 and costs for dis
orderly conduct.
David Smith and Lizzie Gray, both
colored. were charged with trespass-
Ing on the property OF Mary Teales on
Sunday night.
Lizzie Is only IA years OF age and
the mother was admonIshed to take
better care of her young daughter, who
was dismissed and given to her GUS
tody.
Frederick Underhill, colored. charged
with assault and battery on Hannah
Laws on Wednesday, night, She claim
ed he struck her He said he only
pushed her. lie was fined $40 and
costs.
Elwood Hagany, charged with as.
sault and battery or James Maroney,
YVES continued until Saturday evening,
ct O'Clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-05
DIED.

LYNAM-On February I'd, 1892. Eliza wild
ow of the iate John r. Lyman. in the
slst yoar Of her age.
Funeral from her late residence. near
Newport, on Saturday afternoon, to
leave the house At O'Clock. SERVICES at
the house. lntorm int ut StJames Gene
terry, Newport.
ANDERSON On February Sd, 1892, Mrs.
Margaret Anderson In her 3lst year
Relatives aud friends ure lnvl tod to at
tend her funeral from the Residence OF llor
SON William Anderson. No. Oi7 West
Eighth street. Service at the house at l
O'Clock on Friday, 5th inst. lutorment mt
Riferview Cemetery.
MeNELIY.-on February 4. 1892, Willard
j., son OF y. J. and T.. l., McNeily, aged
years ana 10 months.
lntcrment private.
SIMpSOS-In Philadelphia, on February
4, 1872 Salllo. wifrnf Dir. James Simpson,
aud daughter . II tnarl +. and Lizzie
NJ. Appleby. AZ ,iout q years.
STARR-Dn February I. 1872. Ruth Starr,
aged 70 years.
Due notice of the funeral will be given.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-05

The funeral Of Solace, wife OF John
Glatts, Chadi's Ford, took place from
her late home Tuesday afternoon,
when there YVES nm Immense concourse
of friends and relatives. The religious
services were conducted at the Bran
DIVINE Baptist Church by Rev. Benia-
min G. Needhnm, former pastor
there but now OF Coatnsvillc, and G..
Ed. lieyblrn muie an impressive adj
dress. lutarmcnt wGs made in the
burial gro inA5 adjoining the Church,
under dircJt!on OF Joseph Is. Smith, OF
Nest Chester. The pail bearers were:
John McCuIlen, William Chandler,
John BrittiGEham, Harry Lutl, Isaac
Lendermun, Ed, Hepburn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-05

turned TO this city
Misses Jennie Rothwell and Mary
who haze lnen visiting in
Whining Philadelphia and Camden,
have returned to their homes iii Md
dletown.
The Weather.
Tomorrow promises TO 10 partly
cloudy to clearing, preceded by light
snpw with little change of
temperature. Suuuay from cloudy to
clearing and rather warmer
State of Thermometer
at tho REPUBLICAN, oilice to-day. In the
shade:
lOo'eioek; la o'clock: 2o'elock
80 30 80
IMPAIRED Digestion repaired by
BEEsiNNl's Pills.
Miss l,rnily Skitln, daughter, of Col.
Henry Shifti, OF Trenton Nj, IS Wis
ting Mis-. lmrles Z. Griffith, at NJ.
Sl3 Adams street.
asassss-.ss=zsp
4 T PHiNAJE SALh-AI.LTHE IuUsE-
y hold furniture of IL nm, roamr /
house, complete Ter huueekeuplnw,ut No.n
" Eleventh ST. Party going Wust. A..t
LN0R SALE OF TO RENf-licezlcy \
II Point Hotel Cape May 10, NJ !. .
ROOMS, theron shIy furnished AGtir,t $
Geo. l.. ll0rn, y T. Cor. lhOad and Arc ,
SITS, Philud aipha. f5-4t
.,.
N\FANTED-A GOOD CDlDRED BOY
~ ut tue Clayton house barber shop
feb.f-.t
WANTED Dogs Of d lIcrent bloods ut
w 40. 5l5 Shipley street, b, Il. Hun
ter. f5-It'
- Z--
Lon 5 Aili-A piano cheap. Apply ut
IL iJG Market Street l5-tt
L'1R SALE-A good secondhand piano.
I'=W. a. Hukili, 7sd Market street. t5.it
NOTICE. HEM0VAI.-pr. \. E.Frantz
! IN has removed his office to No. 51I
/ Delaware avenue. f5-tf
+ LN0R Rl.NT- 9 latge well lighted rooms
| II in cOrner building suitable Tor Offices
or light manuraGturin purposes. Ad
I dress, Frank 5. Dure, No. 4Oi S4iplOy
street. fa-lf
E'oR RENT-smuil store room In bes,hus
IL hess part Of city, So moath; sna
i'-rnoln house on Pr mtnont street so II
II NTH 3 / "Irs and large attic, month
Apply To 1LonasM. WieT, s0J King I! oct
| fo-jt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-05

Union M. T.. Church was crowded
last evening to witness the stereopti-
con exhibition of the more prominent
places in Paris, London, and other
cities in Europe. The machin
cry was under the direction OF John :.
Mullin, Jr., and Rev L L. Hubbard
who went along described and
pointed out the moro prominent fea-
lures OF the buildings thrown upon
the canvas by the large magnifying
light. If the auditors do not know
more OF the European towns and
buildings thnn they ever knew before,
it is not the fault OF Mr.. Mulln, who
made the tour with his father. or that
of Rev, Mr.. Hubbard, who made it @
point to go along"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-05
The Levy Court,

The Levy curt did nothing yester-
ments OF some of tho rural hundreds
and at 3 30 adjourned until to-day at 10
o'clock,
The Court met this forenoon Mt the
usual hour and proceeded with tho ra-
vision OF the assessments.
The committees completed hoill
Blackbird and Appointments Hun.
dreds. The first lad 1872 new entries
and 2o4 dogs, AMI the latter 29T entries
ami 427 dogs. The reports wcro ao
cepteA ana tho committees discharged
At i! O'c.oci the Court took a recess
until 10 y. M.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-05

Alfred Pratt, who was convicted at
the September term 1883, for improper
conduct to female under the age OF
consent, and was sentenced to five
years Imprisonment was pardoned
yesterday by Governor ,Reynolds,
" hen he went Immediately to his
homo on Brandywlne Banks. He had
eight months more of his term to
serve, but physiclan's certificate
stated that his wife was dying and his
three children would be left without
anybody to take care OF them, Induced
the Governor to exercise elemeney.
Nobody will find fault with the Cover
nor for this pardon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-05
Third EDITION.


MAHANoY Cry, February 4.-Miss
Willie Shakerfski, an is-yaar-old Hum
Xnrian lass, has accepted the proposals
Of four suitors for hrr hand within tho
past month, thereby bringing consider
Nble trouble to herself aud othAlS Dur
ing the early part OF JauUlary she on
KoKedherself TO aiiundsolue young Hun
with an unproHuuuceaDle hHiup and
4 HOE time they appeared to be happy.
The intended groom purchased her
(. Wcddtng outfit and loaned her It sun
pf lnprey. A few days laar Mi'lla nat
K another Hungarian whom sho thou GIT
sue liked better, ana she so IN urmcl
nor intended husband She met her
new acquaintance almost every night
md a second engagement 10 suited -
Her FIRST lover hearing Of this swure
out q warrant for Miiile's arrest for
false pretonse.
She was taken into custody and
about to DO committed to jail, her SO !.
!. ond lover having no funds, When u
third Hungarian stepped forward and
offered to pay tho costs and settle tie
trouble, providing Mile wDuli become
his wife. After a little he5itancy she
consented.
While her third lover was In Kline
s township procuring license Mile
met another countrymnn, named Ma
bhiski, who wished to marry her. and
under promise of taking her away and
the persuasion OF her father she CON
\ Eented. They secured a license, but
( the priest would not marry them OH
such short notice unless they received
dispensation from the Bishop The
wedding was then necessarily post
E poned.
On Monday afternoon Constable
Phillips of Kline township, arrived in
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-05

I'9R AiE-A good secondhand piano.
II W. a. hukili, 7.d Market street. tj.It
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-05

William Joyce, No. 700 East Fifth
street. an employee OF the p. W. h B.
Railroad, got his finger mashed badly
yesterday between the bumpers OF two
cars. He was taken to the drug store
at Eighth and Spruce streets, where
Dr., First dressed the wound.
Joseph Q. Beattin. No. 81 Rodman
street, employed at the Hiles b Jones
Com pany'S works, caught his right
hand between an emery wheel and the
rest and had IL lacerated in a terrible
manner, crushing several bones DIR,
FIRST Eighth ana Church, also dressed
his wounds, after which no was taken
to his home
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-05

That shoes fer the average boy or girl
should ba strong. It's point we
make in childlen's shoes theV must lie
we'll made We believe that trashy
shoes for children are costly at any
price. We are making good record
on children's shoes; they wear well,
they fit right, are good md strong,
without being clumsy, besides ouI
prices are lower than usually asked
for the same quality at other stores
That's good point to remember these
times. II you need any Kind of foot.
wear to-day our prices will save You
shoe money. Formlns, No. 10 T.. 4tl
street, betw en- Market and King.