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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08

The engineering department OF tho
pennsylvania Railroad Company is
now making a change on Its line west
II the Schuylkill River which requires
considerable engineering ability, The
plans for the improvement, which con-
lists in constructing tunnel under
the tracks Of the main line, so ms to
lllow outbound trains ON tho Phila.
,!elDhia, Wilmington Y Baltimore Dlvi-
sion to pass under the main tracks
md do away with tho crossing All
grade, have been prepared under the
supervision of Chief Engineer Brown.
10 construct this tunnel 1t required
the moving OF the old and building OF
new tracks. The tunnel runs in a
diagonal direction and is about 100
feet long. 1t will be wide enough for
Two tracks, but at the present time
only ono track will DO laid. From the
Western end OF the bridge there will
DO an elevated road, constructed with
such an elevation as to strike the tun.
mel at grade. The elevated road will
be constructed so as to allow the bullde
ing of five tracks on it.
The connection OF the elevated road
with the bridge will DO made at night
| but to make the switching more sltdt
pie there will be constructed from d
point east of the Schuylkill River
| bridge another track which will run
direct on to the new elevated road. ~
is expected that the tunnel and aHf
proaches will be in wording order by
| the first OF January.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08
THIRD EDITION.


The reports OF the public school
teachors Tor tho month OF November
include the names of 1856 pupils who
have been parfect In attendance for
Eve months. The largest number To-
ported from one school was seventeen
from school No. IS. The next greatest
humber was thirteen from No. 20. and
tho next eleven from No. s. The names
of the scholars and the school to which
they belong are as follows;
At school No. l.-Alamie Kenney,
Daisy Gray, Charles Perkins, Louis
WOlfson.
AT school No 2.-Lottie Wler.
At school No. 3.-Helen Carter, Es-
fellc Davis, Nioletta Hyatt, Margaret
Kugler, Waiter Coyle, Arthur Gillespie,
Mary Nicholas, ReUa Wier, May Hill
yard, Mary Ley.
At school No. 4. Ralph Whltenaek,
Elwood Ross Farra. John @. Creavin,
Carl W. Lloyd. Charles II. Tibbitt, Her.
bert Neutz Mary Baugh Mary pizer,
Anna Lakeland, May Alker. Geneva
kensie, Elsie NJ. Carter, Katie Qulg.
10y.
AZ school No, 8 Paul Ktlliam, Ever
cit Baggeriy. James A. Stroud, Clifton
Vanzant. Florence kommel, LAWS
Cloud. Walter Fox John A. Bosseri.
Lottie $. Claypooie, Thomas Dorsey,
kntie Bradley.
At school No. 6.-Mary Thatcher,
Eadie Bellville. Mary lIylon Charlie
Ebner. Ella Thatcher.
At school No. T. jennie Tat, Fred
Hciss, Mary Trabbold, Bessie Rart
man
At school No. S.-Florsnce Blizzard
Bono Starke. Jacob Burke, john Klein.
gtubeF Mary Il, Hamilton MatLie L.
Truman.
At gchool No. 9-John Carpenter
Ella Baynurd, Edna Sharpless, Iron
Pennock Willie Mrss;mer Bertha Su.
chic. Fannie Brown.
At school No. l0.-Etta Jester, Susie
IfuiLt, George Mellon.
At school No. l2-Joseph Honsloy,
Barry James, Henry kltselman, phil.
Thompson, Albert Dealsyne, Sullle
Rossert. jennie llcnyis. Aubrey Down
! yard, Kari Preston, Richard Palmer.
Irwin Stctser Leah May Hoffman
William A. Moore Jr.
At school No. l3-Harty Toner, Mau {
Alien, Daniel Sweeny, Frank Toner
Mary Loouey.
At school No. li-EImer Cole. ..
At school No. 10. Minnie kohlheck
o., ROsco Hitch John Beckett, David
Conley, Emily williamson. james Me,
xAAuBHilll, AItille l-uinllls, j ue!H Sli
~ Roehm, William Thatcher Harolt
Smith, Lester Pcnley. Reba Paris. Lot
e. sullivan, Ethel King, Walter Lind.
Reuben McGaulley, George Colt.
At school No, IS. Fannie Jelfsris
Lillian Wllcy, Elsie Slopes. IDA Harris
LILLY Williams, Sophia James. Duisy
Anderson. Frances Scott.
At school No. l7.--John p. Isbley
Sylvia McClenaghan Mabel Davis
Annie Olson,
At school No TO- Edith Willard
Hattie l.. Reader, Edith l.. Writ
Harry Taylor John Taylor. Melvin Is
Wright Leamon L. Ford. William II
Hannum.
Al school No. 90 Helen jackson
irene crockett, Marguerite T. Muller
Zulu Chance, Burton S. Heal, Sallle X
Jester, Alice NJ. Turner Mattel Dunn
Ing, George kalmbacGer. Eugea
Qutten Mary l.. Concierge, james l.
Cameron, Carrie J, Stringfellow,
At school No. 81. James Handy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08

Miss Annie LAWS and an extra
strong company appeared at the Grand
Opera House last evening, In Lit and
Davis new comedy drama, "A Nutmeg
Match" by VIM. HawoTth, before fair
and well-pleased audience. 1t has O
well-laid plot and Is well written, the
scenes OF which are taken from those
OF Connecticut farm. The most
thrilling scene was In the last OF the
third act where steam pile-driyer, In
working order, Is at DIRK in full view
OF the audience. This scene Is a d.
vertisement from any OF those yet
seen In Wilmington. 1t Is an excel
lent one, and was we'll received.
Mr.. L. A. Eberle was clover as Rob
ert Lucas, New England farmer. He
created much amusement In the i'm
personatlon; Mr.. Earl Brown was very
good as William Hartley. MIR. David
Wariield created much amusement as
George Washington Littlehales, and
MIR. Henry Hermann, as Tom Stoddard,
known as Jem Saunders. very heavy
role. was good and strong. No better
artist could have been selected to es-
say TINT role. "Cinders." leading
character In the drama, was charming
ly taken by Miss Annie Lewis, a
charming Coincidence. The same Will
no presented again this evening and
should 10 greeted with n packed house.
Tomorrow evening Charles Froh-
man Company willappenr at the Grand
Opera House In . dranatization OF
hurles Dickens Boots at Holly Tree
Inn. by Mrs. Frances II, Burnett, au.
thoress OF Little Lord Eauntleroy'
etc. IL Willie folio we'd Ivy the original
comic play, In three acts hy AleXan'
her Bisson and sidney kosenteld, en-
titled "rhe Family Circle" Tho com
pany presenting these two New York
successes is u very strong one, Rnd
composed of many prominent artists.
Uncle Toms Cabin will he interpre-
ted by Stetsons Double Monster Com
pany at the Grcnd Opera House,
saturday afternoon and evening. The
success Of this piece cannot DO but
assured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08

NEW CASTLE, Dec. Sat tho meet
ing of the NJ. Il. Sunday School last
evening the following assignments OF
departments for the bazaar were made,
Candy table infant class; cake table
A. 4. puyid9ons and b. f. Blackburn's
classes; leo cream, Miss COrdelia
Dcakyne and James Matthew'S classes
lemonade, Mrs. Turner and Miss Katie
Magulre's classoS; chocolate and eof
fee, Misses Emma Davidson and Is
tella il, Deakyne'5 classes; fancy table,
Mrs Y. A. Stuart. Mrs. d. u. Jones,
Mrs. j. Il. Cannon. Mrs. s. ~ Simpson
and Rev. u. Walkers classes; doll
table, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Is. Manlove's
classes fish pond, Misses Mir
lam 5. Davidson and Reba Saunders
classes; post Office, Il. L. Wi sun's and
Miss Clara Black burns C!ass:pop-corH,
J. Nj. Wise's and J.E, Cannons CLASSES
pie and milk, Mrs. j. W. Truss and
Mrs g. IL. Sentm ms classes; Gypsy
tent, Mrs L. Fra2ers class; surprise
tes by three young gentlemen In Rev.
Il. Walkers class. The bazaar will he
held in the NJ. J.. Sunday school room
on the evenings OF nerumber II, 81, %
AMI on Saturday afternoon Decem Der
24. Appropriate places will bo select
ed for tho different booths which will
be pretttly decorated. and the affair
promises to he very successful.
The largo ocean tug Argus which
tied up ut tho delaware street wharf
yesterday startled tho citizens with
soma unealthly shrioke from her
whistle.
Foundations have been laid for the
new store aud dwelling OF q. Il.
Truitt on sixth street.
Tho celebration of mass at St
Peters Il. g. church tihs III oriing wae
largely attended.
Mrs. Nillium Parker and Miss Rose
Parker OF Portsmouth. Va. are visit
ing friends here.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08

A horse attached to buggy be-
longing toJohn L. Hudson and which
WIS loft standing in mont OF his stors
at Front and Market streets, took
fright from soma unknown cause
about 4.30 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
and ran away. The gates at the cross
ing OF +. w. 4 h. railroad vera down
and INTO these the frightened animal
ran. lie prancel around breaking
another wagon Into pieces and when
-atekeeper Charles Souder raised
them tho horse started again Oh Its
mad hight, The wagon was demollghed
by coming in contact with the gate
keepe s house, lot NJ tho Ao so loose.
1t thon ran through tho yard of the
Charles Warner Company to KING
street, Tho gates at This crossing were
ulso down, but the animal plunged
through them AZ II they were but
straws. Tho hoi5e continued on It's
run up L NJ street whore IL was cap
tursd
Hal it not been for Gntelseaper
Souder tho horse woald have untlouht,
/ odly been killed. Tho Delaware uivi.
( sion express train, which left French
/ street about three minutes before,
was passing King street when the gate
! keeper noticed the frightened aniMal
| lie Immediately lowered the gates
/ thus 5a.iu% the animal from beinL
struck by tho traifi.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08
Contemplation
Isn't A Warm Wrap

But he who enwraps him
self in one of our $l2 III.
sters can laugh at our vicissi
tudes of climate.
Contemplation outside in
the cold of a window full of
notwithstanding Overcoats is
sorry comfort.
Come inside where it is
warm and look about at
your case. Those listers
won't walk away with you.
Chances are ten to one
that you will walk away with
one Of them.
No doubt of the influence
of the mind on the body; but
questionable is it If the
imagination of warmth will
keep q man really warm
without IN Ulster with thu
thermometer below zero.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08

On Tuesday evening the Sixth Ward
Republican Cub mot in regular ses.
sion. and by a unanimous vote OF q
very large membership present, dccld.
Nd TO make the club u permanent or
sanization and continue their regular
weekly meetings. This club room ia
Ilcely papered and we'll furnished. II
the Intention Of the members to es.
nblish the custom OF holding weekly
discussions on live and important
.oGal and national political topics. and
o institute series OF readings on the
american idea OF protecting home in.
iustries. homo capital and American
working men and women 50 that tho
members shall hive fuller and more
road understanding OF the advantages
~ protective tariff as advocated by
he Republican party.
The club Is sell sustaining. It's
finances havo been raised by the mem.
Dcrs, and they and their club organi-
Aatlon are entirely independent or tho
city, county or state Republican com
uittees.
Officers to servo during the ensuing
jcar were elected as follows: Chair
man, Frank Woulley; lst vice-chair-
man, John ViagofskI; end vice chair
nan, John Mason; Srd vice chairman
lcnry l.. Franco; financial secretary,
larry Curlett; treasurer, George l..
Riley; recording secretary, Henry
NinRoiski; sergeant-at-arms. Noah w.
Z. Bass. The club meets ON Tuesday
IveEing of each week ut No sol Lust
Eleventh street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08
VM.B. SHARP eco
Fourth and Market SITS.

Our Handkerchiefs are be.
ing taken up rapidly. Our
stock is replete with silk and
linen handkerchiefs, both
plain and initials of the very
best grades and designs, in
prices from l2lc to 50. Your
chance for the best things is
now.
The reduced underwear
goes out with a rush. Turn
back to the newspaper files
of November 80, and if
there's anything in the least
that suits your fancy you
want to be quick about get
ting here.
In muffs and fur trim
mings we show large assert,
ments and hasten to fill all
your wants with the very
best things in Muffs of Mon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08

/. MDnCk. Sr. a4el - years.
Relatives mud friends, also Eureka Cas-
tie, No, J., A. .. X. of NJ {. aud Diamond
State Castle, No. ID. X G. L are respect,
fully invited TO Attend the funeral from
the residence of his sOn-in-lHw. Harry
ternoon, nt3 O'clock Services at ths
house. Interment III RivorYieH Como
terry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08

key, Beaver, Astrakhan, An,
CORA, Gin brown, blue and
white) and Lynx, from Toe
to $40. In Fur Collars we
have Sable, Mink, Astrakhan,
Bear and Opposum from $4
to So. In fur trimming we
have all the skins from 25c
to $3.50 per yard.
We have a new lot of La
dies and Misses Military
Goats and Garricks in blacks
and navy blues that are OK.
tremely stylish and service
able at $40 and Sl4.
The balance of our line of
Ladies' Black Coats, tailor.
made of fine black cloth,
with full shawl collar OF
light fur, and half silk lined,
which have been selling all
the season for $3.50, are
reduced to $3.50. We have
a good assortment in sizes
32, "a, SO and SO, but no
moro to be had.
Eiderdown and marblcized
Amnels with Camel's-Hair
stripes are light, warm and
eIe CANT for WRAPS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08

Just rereiva1 Il largo ass1rta ent o
line t0ya W N.fIIsAgr No. Il las
Fourth street ..."=
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08

Miss Katherine Rober appeared for
the first time, as star In this city al
the Academy OF Music last evening In
BARLEY CampbGlls romantic play
"A Heroine in Rags" 1t affords Miss
Roher every opportunity to display
her talent, not in one act, but through
out tho entire performance. Although
almost unknown here, she created n
most favorable Impression in her APP
pearancc last evening by her artistic
work. Her work IL full OF such patho6
that it moves her auditors to tears.
Her success can not DO but assured rs
she is quick, cute and vIyacious to n
legrce. and does her work most con
sciontioualy. the scenic effects are
good. especially those Of tho fro scene
and the illuminated church. The same
will he the attraction this evening, and
deserves u packed house.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08

At the Sd quarterly conference of
KinEswood NJ. H. Church, Rev II. s.
Dulany was invited to continue as
pastor with his salary advanced to
$3.50 per year, Resolutions were voted
commencing the Presiding Elder l.. L.
Barrett and the pastor. The church Is
prosperous.
At Fourteenth and Claymont streets
this evening kinEswood concert vii
have Il brass band uf Is pieces. piano,
violin and organ. All are invited who
wish t. contribute TO a good cause.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08

They como in white, pale
pink and blue ana are made
up with fur and other edg.
ings. For stylish and SER
ylcoable wraps for operas
aid evening entertainments
nothing at the price could
be better-55c, soc and ST.
% per yard.
The dainticst and pretti-
est aprons we get come from
Switzerland. They are es,
pecially designed for the
holiday trade in a great va
riety Of stl les at moderate
prices-.25, 81, so 5c, 81
and g, according to work
and quality.
Two grand bargains arc
offered by our Upholstery
Department for holiday
work. They are two fine
Chenille Curtains in all the
best shades Of golden browns,
old rose, old blue, terra Gotta,
ivory and reseda, with heavy
fringed tops and bottoms,
either plain or bordered, and
are regular $3.50 and SIC
Curtains. We will take youl
order now for them at Sc
instead Of $3.50 and 81 in
stead of $40, which price
will include poles, rings
hooks and loops, all ready tc
> put up at your windows o.
doors.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08

We have a large stock of odd pa nts
and suit patterns which we have de
ltermiued to close out regardless Of
cost, Suits made to order, Si2. 90 re-
duced from $1,000. Suits to order
$500 worth $500. Pants to order
So worth -. Pants to order. S4,5t
worth So to IS. Overcoats to order
$1,000 reduced from slS and $50. also
several overcoats and vests and pants
unoalled for will DO sold for lesa thar
cost of material. Call and examine
these goods Liverpool aud London
Tailors. 81 Market street, w. Lock
Yer, Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08

The musical and literary concert
given at Ezion Church last evening,
UNI, was grand affair. The large and
appreelative audience was we'll pleased
with Miss Tlllio Herbert, the elooution.
list, of Trenton N. j. Tho solos by
Mrs. NJ. L. Francis and MIS-. Harrles
Hinson were well executed. and 10.
ceiyed the heartiest applause. A quar-.
tetted from u. A. Church rendered
some choice selections. Miss Is. y.
Kruse, principal OF No. l6 school. read
a paper on The industrial education
of the Negro" She spoke with much
force concerning her interest in educa-
tlonRl work.
Refreshments were served In the
hall OF the church under au efficient
corps of ladies',
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08

Frederick Kluir, who has bean en-.
gagged In the dairy business on his
farm near the Lower l5randywlne Pres
byterian Church, Chr!stiana llundrad,
for the past thirty yeul3 has disposed
of his COWS and lifted up some thirty ar
forty box stalls for horses, lie has
already taken number to board for
the winter, and has ample quarters Tor
several more Any OF our citizens who
do not Wish to use their nGIS through
the cold weather should consult him,
ii they wish to save money, as his
terms are quite moderate.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08

About II O'Clock lust night the watch
man awakened Mr.. GOnGOr, the Super
inten Il 1T OF Market st. bridge, when II
was lund that ali tho frame work in
tho tni1dle of The Hiige and directly
beneath the furnlce wIJ on lire. they
secured line OF hose, through winch a
stream of water WIS played until
tho iaiHeS welB ext nguisird Mr..
Gonnor sud he would have sounded
an alarm had no not been afraid OF
the lire spreading In his absence. Tho
tod t'Y the furnace. Tho loss will be
slight
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08

STAFFORD, Del, Dec. s William King
crooks were neatly captured here
yesterday, after making futile at
tempt last night 10 rob tho store of r.
J. Allen. The latter WAS awakened by
the burglars While cutting out win.
dow pane, After being discovered tho
men walked leisureiy to hotel,
where they We're arrested carly this
morning.
At hearing 1lr. Alien identified
them, and Mr. Hargrove, OF the firm
OF Iinfgrove Il Coolidge. sw0re that
tho men had bought II glass cutter and
some cartridges from him last night.
These articles and two Tevolyers were
taken from their clothing. z-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08
Wanamaker & Brown
OAK HALL, ...
SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS,
Philadelphia.

TLAlRVOY ANT-Just arrived in this
" city, the world.rtnowned Madame
Leonore, lately from Vienna who reveal
edto the ex-Quecn Natalie that sh2
would DO deserted by her hus-
band. which prophecy came true. You
miss the greatest opportunity of life
tiIne Ii You fail ia call on her. Can he
consulted in Germ an. French and Eng
lish. All business confidential. Ladies'
i5c; gentsSl. Hours a. III. &c 10 y. m. No.
Il L. Seventh street. corner Of X ing St.
d7-2L'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08

Samuel Gorley was arrested yestor
day afternoon by Officer Leech for dis
orderly conduct. The officer sum,
moned the patrol wagon and had his
prisoner sent to the station house
Just as the wagon was stopped In from
OF the city Hall, Gorley jumped from
it and ran up Market street. Officer
Eugene Massey was soon up to hin
and the lieeing prisoner was put be
hind the bars.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08

Mr.. Stephen j. Arson. OF Baltlmo ore,
says that onions pounded line aud
placed over II dog bite wound or a rat,
t'esnahf bite is a remedy which,
though simple, will never fail to pro,
vent pa,l effects. The onion poultiee,
he says should be replaced with fresh
one .efy half hour until 1t falls to
draw slime from the wound, and the
treatment should be kept up for p
hours lIo says he has known fol
many years that this is sure cure fol
POISONOUS bites.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08

Reuben Stafford, machinlst, en-.
ployed at tho works oil the liiiles d
Jones Company, had his left hand
caught in machine while az work
yesterday. lilo was taken to Df. Frlst,s
oiiice at Eighth and Spruce streets,
whore it was found necessary to am.
pulate the middle finger. The opera
ton was performed in skillful man
ner BY Dr.. First, after which tho un.
fortunate man was taken to his home,
No. 403 West Fourteenth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08

The following deaths were recorded
at Registrar Colqphoun's Office
yesterday:
Dumpson-0 December 5, at No.
1888 Wilson street, Viola Dumpson,
aged o months. p.
Bloom On December g. at No. 1i0i
Pine street, Mary NJ. Bloom, aged
years. x.
Hudson-On December 2, at No. SIS
Spruce street, Margaret Ida May Hud
son, eyed 2 years, months and {
days. T..
Charleston December 4, at No. 19i
Bird street, Anule Charles, aged 2,
years, p.
, Sandstrom-0n December Z. at No
ll06 Pine street, Ellen b. Sandstrom
aged months. &.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08

George Z, Mouci attended Union NJ.
+. Church, in company with Eureka
Council. K. Ct. l., on Sunday. the 9TH
ult., to hear a sermon from Row Il. l.,
Hubbard. whom he contracted bad
cold, which was followed by pneu-
nonln, and Notwithstanding the best
medical attendance. no expired on
Wednesday. lie h'td been employed
fourteen yeats, and was a worthy and
respectable cltizen.= His wife died
soma Is months ago His remains
will be inferred ON Sunday afternoon
at RirerYiew Cemetery, after services
at the house OF his 4on.in law. Henry
| Hollis, No. 100 West sixth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08

A very pleasant snrprlse party was
given 10 William Ayars, No lpil Mary.
land avenue. last evening. Those
present wero as follows: Mrs. Ayars,
Mr.. keown, Harry keown. Lena AUS
William Ayar5 and Ewlldia Settler,
Arthur Austin and Florence Iilost. " N.
Jones and Lucy Mason, Henry selt2 r
and Mamie Coffin. Vim. Coffin, Milford
Austin, George Mclean. Arden Coffin
and Vim. Blest. After having a very
pleasant time the party was dismissed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08

Miss Strang, Mt No. 1923 Maj ket street,
has laid in tho largest and finest line
of holiday 20 ods over offered for sule
in our city. She thinks that her as.
sortment can't be beaton. Her prices
are reasonable for n good article. See
In another column.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08

Is IL not worth the small price OF 15c
70 free yourself OF every symptom OF
hese distressing complaints2 n you
think 80 call at our store aud get u
Bottle of Shlloh's Vitaiizer; every bot.
ala has printed guarantee on 1t. Use
aecordIuglyand II it does you 10 good
Il will cost you nothing, n. b. Dan
forth, Wholesale and retail agent I'd
snd Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08

This evening the annual inspection
of Troop Il. y q d will take place at
the troops arnory Twelfth and
Orange streets. 1t Is expected that tho
troop will make its usual excellent
showing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08
Horso Blankets stolen.

George White. the livoryman at
Second and French streets, reported
at che police station to.day, that some-
one had stolen two blankets from his
stable early this morning. All OF the
police officers weso inforGed of tho
theft and are looking for the thief. As
yet no one mas been accused OF tho
robbery,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08

Mr.. and Mrs. a O. Murray, OF No.
e8s Winslow street, have reached the
iiftieth milestone OF their marriage
and will celebrate IL tonight. TO.
caption will be held from until II
o'clock. which will be attended by a
large number OF the friends and rela-
Gives of the couple We wish them
@any more years of happiness.