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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-02

New CASTLE, Dec. 2.-Col. John j,
Gormeley, well-known citizen OF
New Castle, died at his home on
Orange street yesterday afternoon,
about 5 O'clock after q lingering Ill.
ness, OF consumption. The deceased
was 30 years of age and had been In
Ill health since last summer, but had
buen confined to his room about three
woeks. lie had been twice married
and leaves IL wife and five children, OF
whom Mrs. NJ. A. sullivan is the cid.
est.
Mr.. Gormeley came to this city from
Philadelphia when tho Morris aud
Iasker Iron Works were established
here, ana has been prominent mem
Der OF the Evan $. Watson Post. q. A
Il. Tho funeral will take place OIL
Monday morning, at nine O'Clock, ir
st. Peters r. q. Church.
In accordance with request OF the
NJ. L.. Sunday School Association, Dr
Martindale last evening took the In.
ternational Sunday school as the sub
Ject OF his regular prayer meeting dis
course.
Elwood l. Wilson, j. Ernest Phillips,
and j. Jones Hudson left yesterday
afternoon to spend cunning tril
near Laurel.
j, Il. Miller Of Brldgevllle is filling
the position OF ticket agent at the p,
w. & h. depot, Mr.. Phillips taking d
weeks vacation.
Mis-. r. b. Ellison visited friends il
Chester Yesterday,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-02

The best TO r eyerybody's
use at fairpriees.
A broad and generous
statement to make, but we
know whereof we speak and
we thoroughly understand
how to produce such Cloth
ing with all the new IDEAS Of
style and got up that wide
awake buyers expect, You'll
find them in the Overcoats.
All sizes Of men can be fit
ted perfectly and promptly.
Our whole End floor is re
served for Ogcrcoats.
There's more than sc
styles of Mons Overcoats al
$40 and $l2. Cape Over
coats. Storm Oyercoats.
There's more than a hun
bred of other styles as Low
as So and up to $25.
Clay Diagonal Suits Sl8
Riverside Worsted Suit
$500
Mems Refers, $3.50 an,
$500
Double. breasted Chovio
Suits $12.
/ Boys Refers So, 81 AM
$500.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-02
War on Oieomnrpnrine.

That the selling of oleomargariue or
bogus butter Is prohibited by our
State laws and any person or persons
engaged In Its sale are liable to be in.
dited and fined $50, the infcrmer
receiving one half OF the fine. DR..
Clark says; The liability OF convey.
Ing disease germs into the human
system through the means of artificial
butter is another of the evils ascrlbed
to olaomargarine." Investigations.
says he. are showing that many moro
diseases than were formerly supposed
are communicable from animal to
man. consumption. anthrax, trlchi.
noses, tape worm, CHAMBERS, foot and
mouth disease. cow.pox. hydroph o.
bla, etc.
II is alleged by the makers Of artlii-
cial butter that the fats from animals
dying from disease could'n be used
In making these artificial buffers, as
they would stink and tuint the pro-
duct and that deterioration would
not remove the odors This Is false,
for we have tasted and smelled oil
mahe from horses and dogs picked up
In the streets dead from disease. and
1t hus no unpleasant taste or appear
| ance, in fact, tasted as sweet as pure
dried butter fat.
And. too, the suspicion Is growing
that these oils go into artificial butt
tiers. else why such pains to render 4
sweet clear oil from dead horses and
dogs.
II you want fine unsdulterated but
ter. go to @. II. Cartons in the Third
street market. No bogus butter sold
In the Third street market.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-02
DID.


MYERS-.On November 80, 1892, John Ny
era, aged w years.
Relatives aud friends also members OF
Brand wine Comlnandery So.5l. knights
of MALTA, Apollo Castle aud knights OF
Goldeu Eagle, arc invited to attend his
funeral from his late residence, No. 3l7
south Jackson street, on Saturday after
noon at 230 O'Clock. Interment ut Rlver-
view Cemetery.
HURLEf.-On November 20, 1892, Chas
:. Hurley. aged Sc years.
Relatives aud friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral Prom his
ate residence. No, 8H Claymont street,
South Wilmington. ON saturday after.
noon the Srd INST. at = p. m. Interment
at tie Wilmington and DrLndywine Gem
etery.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
FERGUSON .-On Nov 80th 1892 Lille
May. wife Of William Ferguson. in her
18th year.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend tho funeral from the residence of
her husband No. 1909 French street at
3O'clock Friday afternoon. Intermen I
at Riverview Cemetery.
TURNER.-EdwIn James Turner son of
Jessie and Lille Turner. aged year
and months
Friday afternoon. at o'clock.
Little eyes so soft aud gentle.
Little soul without one ain;
Little lips that smiied so sweetly. =
Little form that sui rcd pain.
Lite feet by angels guided.
To our Fathers mansion fair,
Sad and horrowful the parting.
But they found tia gates ajar.
DERlGKSoSIln December /, 1892 Mar
garet DerlCkson. aged So.
Relatives aud frienus are invited to
attond tho funeral, from the residence o
! her II, Calvin DerieksUn, In Mill Cree
| hundred, on Monday morning, Dec, bth
without further ltioe. services at thu
house II a. M. lnterment at lied Cha,
/ Greek Cemetery,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-02
FIFTH EDITION,


Tho Great Financier Dies To-day.
New YORK Dec. 2.--Jay Gould. the
millionaire fnancler, died at eco thls
morning. Deceased. who had re-.
NAMED unconscious since late hour
last night, never rallied and the al
tending physicians had been looking
for his death since daylight.
The entire family, consisting OF
George Gonld. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Gould, Howard Gould, Aliss Holen
Gould, who had boon confined to her
bed with ssrlous GOLD, Miss Annie
Gould and Mrs. ID. N. Harris, OF No.
81 East Forty.iifth street, who is a
relative OF Mr.. Gouhl, were ut tho bed.
side when tho vital spark lied. DIR. "a.
q. Janeway had been IN attendance
since last evening,
The death has caused considerable
OF stir in financial circles and moth
Ing else Is talked of ut tho Stock Tx
change and on Gold street.
Inc immediate cause OF MIR. Gould's
ueatn Vas henorrhages OF the stom-
acn. Inc lrst oil these are said to have
occurred on November 20, since who b
u me there has been several.
Russell Sage, after visit TO the
Gould mansion curly this morning,
6nid; For more thHn three years Mr..
Gould has been falling.
He was not a strong man. About
twice each year he suffers from bilious
attacks, which are always followed by
nervous prostratlon, which leaves him
much enfeebled.
I'VE had no reason to believe that
this attack was mole violent than pre-.
oeding ones. What he chiefly requires
was absolute rest. During the wsek
before Thanksgiving no overtaxed his
strength by attending three meetings
down town."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-02

David Glasgow oolored, who was ar
rested yesterday for keeping CARING
table, had hearing before the Munich
pal Court this morning. The warrant
charged him with having kept game
at his house at No. Is Decatur street
on last Sunday and ON Thanksgiving
Day. Lilly johnson, was called for
the State. She testified that she lived
at the house and that she had seen
studpoker played there for money.
Her testimony was corroborated by
George Goslln and Sarah johnson.
Harriet Cole was called for the de-
fence. She with George Draper and
William Sess testified that she had
seen gambling carried on in tho house
but never saw Glasgow take tho draw
board The Judge held that the proof
OF keeping the table was sufficient to
hold him. The bull was tlxod ut $500.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-02
oHRIsrIAN sSDnAvon MEETS.
The Aaaual Meeting Held In This
City Yesterday--New omcers Elected.

The Aaaual Meeting Held In This
City Yesterdny-lNew omcers Elected.
The annual meeting Of the Young
Peoples Society OF Christian Endenv-
or was held IN the West Presbyterian
Church Yesterday afternoon. There
was large number of delegates pres
emit from all over the State, among
them being, Miss leila Macconnel OF
FELTON,; Mise Gertrude Shockley. of
Lincoln; Samuel q. Evans and
Miss Edith Pitcher, Of Milford;
Rev. ]. A. Weigand, OF Milton
Rev. II. @. Adams, OF Smyrna Wm,
Denkyne, of Middletown; Misses Laura
and Jennie Raub Miss Lewis and Rev.
DR.. Miller, OF Newark; Miss Gertrude
Williams, II. NJ. Beckwlth and j. q.
Armstrong OF Dover and nockessin.
A large number Of the local delegates
were alec present.
The session opened by devotional
exercises, after which Rev. A. N.
Keigwin made an address OF welcome
j. Il. Cole then made n short address
on the work of the late general con
vention which was held In New YORK
City. "Our Prayer meetings." was
next discussed by Halsey Hammond
OF New York. Miss A. l.. Clark. Il. IL
| IL. Messenger and Walter Mendinhal
were appointed committee on nomi
nations and Rev. br. Miller, Rev. j. A
WeIgand aud Miss Il l.. Bratton 1
committee on resolutions.
In the evening the service was open
ed by song service, after which Mist
Allie Nj. Scudder of Jersey City mad'
an address on Junior Work. Rev. Geo
L. Thompson then mnde an address
and the election of officers was thel
taken up. The election resulted as
follows:
President. Rev. G. Il, Thompson 0
this city; vice.presidents, Rev. ID. III
Corkran, of Hockessin, Miss Kutt
Melbourne, Dover and l.. A.Bennett o
Georgetown; secretary and treasurer
William h. Rothwell Of New Castle
executive committee, William Deak
yne, Miss Gertrude BridgInan Rev.J.
A. Weigand; district secretary $. G
Evans OF Milford, Gilbert Taylol
Smyrna and j. Ii Cole OF this city
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-02

Work to sell the cheap, trashy sort of
foot wear at low prices, but it's harder
prices, much harder. You must have
tho best buying and selling adyan.
tages aud at the same time lie willing
to take less than tho usual proilts,
Well, that's just about what we are
doing, MS you can sec by the quality
of the stock we sell. Our e.. 80 and So
shoes are the top notch OF shoe.making
for that money, aud you should see
our chlldren's shoes to appreciate
good shoe.leather for little money,
Forman's, No. 10 L. Attn street, between
Market and King
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-02
'VM.B. SHARP eco
Fourth and Market SITS.

If you would avoid the
rush in the coat room a visit
there in the morning would
give you a better opportunity
for selecting or looking. II
you are contemplating q
holiday gift in this line three
remarkably handsome Skin
garments, one at $50, one
at $40, one at $25, in Seal
Ilette, Wool Seal and fine
Coney of the very highes
grade, will merit your ap
proval. New arrivals dali,
,Iof elegant clay diagonal
from $40 to $25 are exclu
! sively our own and exceed
'ingly stylish, in black, blu
and tan.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-02
Ama.snsnt..


Anton Seidl and hts talented metro
polltan orchestra gave on- OF the I'M
est musical concerts ever heard In this
city last evening at tho Grand Opera
House. before a fair audience. Every
number, which WAS OF Wagner com
position, was well rendered and loud
ly upplauded after each selection. The
citizens of mlngton will never be
accorded another chance OF hearing
lirst-class music, as the engagement
last night WAS not u financial success
Mr.. Seldl met with success in New
York city and an ovation in Phtladel
phia-
This evening q well selectad com
pany will appear at the Grand Opert
House, in "a new musical comedy On
titled, The Noodoo, or Lucky
Charm" "rhe Vocdoo" possesses Q
plot which consists OF the attempt Of
superstlllous woman to become pos
sesseu OF Voodoo, the having of which
will cause her to become suddenly
rich. lier efforts to acquire this Gre
ate many l8ughable situations. Ihii
part Is made much OF by Ada Bothner
The leading male characters are as
snmed by Thomas Z. Murray and JOIN
Sparks, two very droll Irish comedians
Lite and Davis new comedy drama
from the pen of VIM. Haworth, entt
tied "a Nutmeg Match" Will be pre-
scented at the Grand Opera Hous
next Wednesday and Thursday eveh
ings, by Annie Lewis and 6troni
company. 1t IL said that the creates
scenic effects Of the season will DO II
troduced.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-02

Jay Gould's death had a slightly de-
pressing effect At the opening. but the re-
port that Gould had trusted the bulk OF
his securities during his children's life
kept the mn rket steady.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-02

Frederick Qulnn's barn. formerly
owned by Ar. ..Schweudeman, situated
near Mt. Cuba, about two miles from
this city, was destroyed by fire, to-
Rether with its contents, on Wednss-
day night. Two trumps had applied
for permission to sleep In the barn
only few minutes before the fire was
discovered, and on bang refused. It Is
thSught they set lire to it. Only two
COWS were saved OF the stock. About
20 pair Of chickens, forty bushels OF
corn, hay and farming implements
were consumed. The building was
II frame and insured for 81 900 In the
Doe Run Insurance Company. There
was no insurance on the contents,
which we're valued at 5000.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-02

Il is funny. hut 1t Ia true, the people
liked to be foo cd and especially the
WORKING people Tie reporter Of the
REFUuI AZ yesterday on passing up
King street saw two young girls EVIL.
drntly working girls, stop, hesitate a
few minutes before No. 5l3 King
street A large tin slgnread: Madame
Merritt GiarIyoyant. The gtlls finally
summed up courage enough to give
the door bell pull and in less time
than il takes to wrltD this article tile
doors were opened, and the two poor,
deluded fools had passed IN to squan
der tifty cents Of their harl-eatned
none" on person who knows nc
more Of the future than a stick oil
wood.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-02

Mrs. Margaret Derickson. aged SO
years. died suddenly on Thursday,
December lst, at the residence of her
son, Mr.. Calvin Derlckson, In Mill
Crock Hundred.
She got up in the morning and went
about as usual and in the afternoon
she started up stairs about half-past
three O'Clock, and had not proceeded
m ore than two or three steps when
abe fell to the foot of the stairs.
She remained unconscious until
about 7 O'Clock when she died. Doc
tors Ball and Bowman administered
to her relief. She leaves four chill
drcn, three sons and one daughter
She will DO buried on Monday at II
O'Clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-02

II has been suggested by severa
Nilmingtonians that 1t would DO thu
fight thing to give Chairman Harrity
erousing reception. IIs formerly re
sided In our city, and every Whining
tonl0n irrespective OF politics takes
pride at the eminence that Mr.. Har
City has obtained since his citizenship
In Pennsylvania
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-02
nsnnIsbael, Held For Court.

Charles A. Henelsbach was arrdiRned
before the Municipal Court this mora.
Ing on charge OF tho larceny Of an
oyercpat and sack coat from James
Horner. Mr.. uorner testified that the
prisoner came to his saloon on We'd.
he missed the coats. jacob Hershman
testified that Henalsbaeh had sold tho
coat to him. Tho prisoner was held
under 500 bail for court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-02

Mrs Elizabeth No '9mu, of this city.
widow OF the late Henry McFomb, has
begun heavy attachment SUIT against
the Southern Railroad Association
Tho action Ia an attachment suit a
Judgment for !l7a.1t2 ~ obtained In
the United States reIit Ceart for the
Southern District of New York.
An attachment was i5snci for S5OS,
R75 81, which Includes the judgment
and interest at 8 per cent. from Apri
IsSs, up to the present.
lie pEalntl0 eNesulel tho largest
bond that has ever ieeu taken In til,
city for uuuy yenrs. tt Icing eI1iG.
b47s2. Edward ialscy and Attilll
Cox welt Oh the bond.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-02

This is becoming more and more
the issue. must BIO now Ia twice told
tale or joke which has been, will
not pass now daye. Then why should
stale candy be favored any longer by
the public2 Call at the Wilmington
Candy Co., 204 Market street, and taste
OF their Just made and see II you
like 1T better than what you have been
buying.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-02

OF Wilmington lodge, No /, A. q. U,
W. NJ. W, /. NJ, CoOk; Forman, John
TAFT; overseer, Frank Lacltey; guide.
Vim. Fields; recorder. G. NJ. Murohi
Inaneior, g. L. Woods. reesiyer, j. K
Adams; l. w, j. I. V. Blockson, M.
d. o. W., r. I. Curlett.
Librarian W, r. Stemmel.
Medical examiners, Il. g. Shortlldge,
NJ. Did. L. v. Bloeksom, NJ. D.; Jam 20
Morgan. NJ. ID.
Representative TO Grand Lodge, q.
q. Moods, ], 4, Adams, Jncob Butz, o,
=. Watson, NJ. 4 Danenburg. The
lodge now numbers siy hundred, with
tweEty-eight applications for mem.
bership, and with spirited meetings
will soon round up u membership OF
eight hundred.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-02

By the changing OF the State boun
DAIRY line between Pennsylvania and
Delaware the families Of John I. John
st-n, Mrs. Mary j. Chambers and
1homas seal find themselves suddenly
changed from Delawareans to Penn
sylvIniaHs They Hase been moved
from Mill Creek Hnndred, Bal, to Lit
tie Britain Chester County, Pa. Al
their large properties are recorded Ii
New Castle County, Pol,
There Is much excited discussion
over the report Of the boundary com
mission ana many Interesting compli
cations ure expected to arise.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-02

Chester News.
The firm OF Linton Brothers, paint.
frs, is dissolved. George NJ, Will con.
tlnue the business at the old stand I'M
Der Wards Hall. while Frank will 10.
pre- to n Into the grocery business at
Wilmington,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-02
.Y.Cl0tling House
wlnArNoros. + clday. Dee. :. lsp
Camp ). p, o. 8, A.

Camp 5. I. o. 8. A.
Delaware Lodge. I. o. o, 2.
Herman Lodge. l, .. .. +.
Mlnquarrlbe. /. o. OF Il, NJ
Cpas. slmas Post. Z. a, Il.
Thos. \, Snyth Post, q. A. II.
Wilmington Gonciait. !. o. II.
Chosen Friends Castle, IL. =. L.
Temple Lodge, Order OF rohti.
Garfield Camp, Sons Of Veterans.
Delaware Lodge shield Of HolJr.
Christine Eaeumpment |. ., y. g.
Lady Franklin uoms Cpmmahion.
Wilmington C9nslstory, A. y. s. n.
ApolloGasrlo Kuights Golden Eagle.
Wilmington Diyi-l1n, L. Il. X. OF T..
WI, and Brln'nr Council. .. "a VI.
Washington lodge. Knlp4ta of Pyth'ns
nIgmoal STATE L'Ctnip, X. st. J. an II
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-02

The cycling department OF tho War.
rem Athletic club met last night, and
elected the following o.lirers;
Captain and president, Clifford
Oreenman; first llautenant and Vice.
president, Hurry FenHsll second lou.
tenant john Y. Cooper color Dearer
il. y, SpGAkman; bugler secretary and
treasurer, John S. Bsrtolette. The
club will take lis first run undnr the
new officers to Centrsyills on Sunday.
leaving tho clubhouse at 10 o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-02

The steamer Sylvan Glen, which Is
owned by tine Delaware River Trans
pprlation Company OF Philadelphia,
which has been plying between that
Guy and Gloucester during the past
summer last night arrived at the yard
of the Harlan and HoliinRsworth com
pany. where she will remain during
tho winter. She will receive genera
overhaulinR here also.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-02

lie question hourly asked of tho Will
mington Candy Co., 2O4 Market street,
and the answer is YES, and as 1t has,
could not think of leaving, not even
IL Mother Grundy" and her family
want it otherwise. The goods, the
freshness. the prices, is what is max.
ing the large trade. Come and see for
yourself. Seeing and tasting is be,
lisyinR.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-02

Why do SO many people we see
around us seem to prefer to suffer and
be nude miserable by Indigestion, Con-
stipatioE, Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite,
Coming up OF the food, Yellow Skin.
when for 75c, we will sell them Shiloh's
Vitalizer, guaranteed to cure them. N.
d. Danforth, wholesale and retail
agents, I'd and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-02

As soon as court convened at 10
o'clock this morning, jacques Dilasser
the Frcnchman who was convicted OF
yesterdays session OF court OF an as.
sault with intent to commit u rape on
Mary Grerseumier, IL year old girl
was brought in court, and sentenced
to pay tho costs Of prosecution; fiji .
OF $500. he imprisoned 10 years. and
on Saturday next stand one hour In
the pillory anu BIZ whipped with 80
lashes.
This is tho most severe sentence over
given by this Court for an offence of
this kind, but there Is no doubt but 10
Is Just and well deserved. The case
for the State was conducted In the
most able manner by Deputy Attorney
General Giles. who left nothing un.
done to secure a conviction.
A session OF the Superior Court was
then opened and jury drawn to try
the case VI Mary Gibson We. Frank
Reynolds.
The plaintiff was represented By
John II. Rodney and the defendant By
TilRhman Johnson. This Is an action
In replevln to determine the ownership
Of COW and calf. Several Witnesses
were examined on both sides and the
case was given to the jury at ll.40
O'Clock.
They came In at 1879 o'clock with Z
verdict Tor the p alntlH of Sl2 less % OF
the amount claimed
AT 12.35 court adjourned until 2.8e
o'clock this afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-02
NJ. f DAYS.. Jowoler. . E. !na st.


The following transfer was record.
cd at tho Surveying Department up
until O'Clock this afternoon:
David 9. Woodward to Esther J
Stroud property on tho ea5terIy side
OF Poplar street between Second and
Third stros,s
Esther j Stroud to Edward T. Stroud,
property nsar Third and Poplar
6tre6ta
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-02

In addition to the reward OF 5000
which has been offered by City Coun.
Gil for the arrest OF tho murderer OF
Katie Dugau, Governor Reynolds on
Tuesday offered an dltioual reward
OF $500. making the total 800. The
detectives have gone to work with in
creased vigilance aud II IL hoped that
their efforts to bring the guilty one
TO justice will be successful |.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-02

Prof. Golberg, the celebrated phren-
ologlst and astrologlst, has arrived In
our city and may 10 consulted at No.
IA East Seventh stre It, Ia tho early
part of next week. lie ranks among
the leading members OF this profess
sion aud ID able to read charncters
from photograph. lie was located
In Baltimore last winter and gave
great satisfaction to his many visitors.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-02

Mr.. Wm. G. R. Wright, who has been
employed with VIM. Clark, at No. 4O7
Market street, has opened up a very
neat little store at No. 220 King street,
which he has stocked with aew and
full line OF everything pertaining to
the iewelry business. William W.
throughly understands his business
and Will do his best to deserve the pa
tronage OF the public
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-02

The alarm Of fire which was sound
cd from box No. 2, lust night, was
caused by the exploding OF lamp il
the home Of Mrs Lizzie TaGgart, No
222T Market street. The entire depart
ment responded but the lire had beer
extlngulshed before they arrived. Tn,
| loss was thrilling.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-02
Nathaniel $, Rosenau. superlnten

Nathaniel 3. Rosenau, superInten.
dent Of the National Bureau Of CharI.
ties and corrections. delivered an nd.
dress before the members of the Asso.
ated Charities in the Y. Nj. G. a.. hall
yesterday afternoon, upon our Rela'
lions to and Practical Work Among
the Poor In the evening Mr Rose
nau talked on the society's exhibition
at the Worlds Fair.