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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-19

mantle y el periodista recobr6 su Ii 4
bertad
Pero el encono de los d6spotas,
aplacado I'm punto, brot6 con fu-
ria despu6s. El latigo arrancaba
gritos de dolor 4 las vfctimas iner-
mes, Y ell director de la Rectsta,
esgrimiendo Ia p6nola vengadora,
Aajel6 & los verdugos y grab6 en-
sus frentes el estigma con la publ
caci6n de las cartas terribles en- que
cada campesino hacfa la historic Gle
sus tormentos inquisitoriales
Tn rasgo tai de generosa magma
nimidad aument6 el prestigio de
quien hidalgamente 10 realizaba.
+ Por ESQ, cuando en torno de Cope
da rugfa ell huracan Y Sc arremoli-
naba la violencia con el suyo latfan
nuestros corazones, ansiosos de
compartir el riesgo Y de asistir a la
apote6sis
Hubo, sin embargo, sensibles de-
fciencias de caracter. Nunca COM
prendimos por que el caballero, ul-
trajado en el consistorio, no busc6
reparaci6n al ultraie, adn a costa
Gle la vida, menos estimable que
el honor. La paciencia, 4 tai punto
| Nevada, carece de disculpa
Asi v todo el pals fu6 indulgente
~ siglli0 brindando su concurso al
senior Cepeda, que gestionaba las
/ probanzas en- el pleito de III Peqae-
no Marat
Absuelto el peri6dico, los inte-
gristas alcanzaron Ia destituci6n del
senior Maya, y el senior Cepeda mar
ch6 4 Madrid para volver mas tar
de, tras las conferencias lie 16Hlt,
con la cesantfa de Baldorioty, de-
cretada por el lcadel
La causa cGlebre de III Peqaej7o
Narat no prosper6; los delincuentes
quedaron sin castigo las vfctimas
Sc resignaron al faielo, y-- ma
! die Sc explic6 el mutismo de la Re-
rista M la actitud de su propietario
Esas cosas enigmaticas no Sc ha-
cen jamas impunemente, Y la nom
bradfa del escritor asturiano CO.
memo 4 declinar.
4 Tiene el senior Cepeda, entire sus
condolences de publicista vigoroso
ly genial, I'm vicio que le trastor-
ina: Ia soberbia. En- su. concepto,
fuera de q no hay NADIA en- Puerto
Rico 4 que Sc deba estimaci6n
Ha querido empequenecer v anu
4 lar 4 todos sus conpaneros de Ia
| Iprensa; ha maltratado en- sus cartas
particulares 4 Cells, a Brau, 4 Viz
carrondo, a Baldorioty, 4 Marin, 4
casi todos nuestros hombres de
acci6n y de fbra.
! Ese vicio le alicia de nuestro
ter1uno.
Solo puede vivir siendo, no va el
I primero: el dnico.
A su lado no crecen mas que ra-
Iqufticos arbustos de tronco desme-
drado: 81 hay arboles los corta, q
intenta cortarlos.
/ A(C GILL cll CCtIN4C AIpClAlttAOy ILL
| placable con nosotros, nos ataco
| injustamente, sanudamente. Nos
defendimos. Surgi6 el choque, no
Ilogr6 dominarnos, Y en- IA doctrina,
en- los temperamentos, en- las pala-
bras, a1n en- los hechos, Sc inclin6
| Z los conservadores Y escribi6 los
| pu1tos negros en- que injuriaba a los
Ipo5res, por ser pobres, POI 40 teney
perfumes para xalamar sl@ caeypos
/ Todavfa mas: nos calumni6 supo-
niendo Y sosteniendo que habfamos
byestido el uniforme de voluntarios;
lque 6ramos separatistas, Y otros
disparates Gle igual calana
ST obedeci6 4 Ia necesidad 8 al
tdeseo de colocarnos en- situaci6n
dificl, Sc 10 perdonamos de coraz6n:
al fin le lleva un buque 4 trav6s de
las olas Y triste castigo le inponen
sus culpas y sus desaciertos.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-03

Among the visitors at the fair at
West Chester to day were james Dill
worth and daughter OF Christlana
Hundred, as we'll as several residents
OF our city, who feel an interest in that
section of our county. Among the
trotters Is Mack" owned by w. Is.
Blggs, Of Middletown, but in a class
OF eight horses, in the opening race on
Thursday, Mack came In tho sixth.
Time, 2.35I4, 1885,, 2.39l4. The day
was fine, the attendance fair, and the
display creditable There were num-
Der OF fakirs who successfully pulled
the wool over the eyes of several smart
countrymen who fancied they could
tell tho winning horse among the
dummies" One man who lost sic
complained to an officer, but on being
told that he would have to answer FOL
participating In tho gambling game,
withdrew his charge. and the fakir was
allowed to ply his arts OH Other
greenies" who wished to turn al
honest" penny.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-03

Amongst those present at tho Young
Mems Republican Club meeting lasl
might was j. Colby Smith, chairman Of
the Republican County Committee OF
Kent County. When asked about
Republican prospects in that county
he said they were good, "Younight
say,' he added "the Republicans OF
Kent County arc little conscientious
about voting the Democratic ticket. SO
thny made ticket to save their con
sciences this year"
The Young Mems Republican Clul
last night accepted the invitation to
attend The Republican Invinclbles
banner raising on Tuesday night next
and the First Voters Club mass meet.
Ing In Institute Hall on Monday night,
whom Hugh G. Brown, Esq, is to speak
Ninth ward Republicans are to meet
III the eastern end OF the ward next
Thursday night. 1t Is intended to have
weekly instructions under the new
ballot law.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-03

"A coinhlItee Consisting OF samuel
Snlmners, OF me olteet ana Sewer
sounlnlss'o y; Joseph N Auams'city
treasurer lhuhiGS y; pouu, election
commissioner Johh hol!y, proprietor
o, lhe Logan House ana william Muir
ply. maohlhlst at inc Augustine
xnper NILS, mas been appointed to So
nclt contrlputions Tor the new build
ng ana apparatus or the reorganized
Water Wltch tlro company .....
IN the circular the committee says:
ihuse VINO reside ana nave inter
os.s IN the h9rthwestefh part Of tho
utsy arc reallElhS the need OF potter
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-03

William Dorsey, colored, was proba,
bly, fatally shot In the left breast yes
teraay afternoon about / O'Clock by
some unknown pers on He was work.
ing Oh Bush's lumber wharf at tho foot
occurred. He was assisting In carry.
ing piece of lumber to a pile when
he felt sharp pain in his breast, and
looking down saw the blood trucking
from Il wound about an inch below his
heart. DR.. j. = Pyle was summoned
and had the man removed to his homo
In "WhiteChapel." The doctor probed
for the bullet but was unable to find
IL. The wound may result seriously.
Where the shot came from Is mys
tery,and mach speculation is INDUCED
in as 10 who fired the shot. The
wounded man is resting as easy as
possible, and everything Is being done
for his comfort. ......
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-03

OF course you re going to
the Fair next week, to be
sure we mean tho Whining.
ton Fair. If y on haven't
made up your mi ind to go,
make it now, ere going to
help make it interesting for
you, for your, wife and the
little ones and at the same
time advertise o ur business.
We're going to have a
great exhibit al ID we want
every man, WON an and child
in the State of Delaware to
see US at the Wilmington
Fair-some of us will be
There all the time, and my
we almost for got we've q
little souvenir t B give to all
our visitors.
The Wilmington Fair,
Sept. 6, 7, 8 an d Q, 1892.
Some choice bargains at
the store just Il ow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-03

There was large turnout OF the
Young Mems Republican Club aud
their friends last night ut the Club
I10m No. $40 King street, to tender a
reception to Jonathan s Willis Re-
publican candidate f1r Congress from
Delaware, who was expected TO lie
present Dutlng the evening, however.
tha President oil Lhn CIub, samuel NJ.
Knox, received Il telegram from Mr.
Willis stating that owing to an nrci.
dent lie met with yesterday morning,
he was unatlc 10 lulllll his engage.
melt.
SeudtGr HiEGins was his guest
on Thursday night when they address
ed mass meeting IN Milford Yester.
day morning Mr.. Willis, Mrs, Willis.
Senator Higgins and Miss Lii!lispie. d
visitor. started fpr the station behind a
pair OF fiue hOraos in ctHrge Of the
oolored driver. and when bnt n shurt
distance away, Miss Gil.ispie discover
etl that shs had forgotten her watrh
Mr. Willis secured II for her but in 70
turning and attempting to get In thu
carriage ho slipped nud injured him
self SO severely that although h. i.el
on to the bt1tluu he was not aida IL
GONE on to Wilmington. Mr., Mills &!
booked as one Ut the speakers % TIL
Repub lean lhyih"ibies Tag IA slug n
Fourth and lleuh streets on iuesdal
nnXt when it is hoped 10 vii hh 50 ia
recovered HON his injuries as to b.
able to be present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-03
Dots.

Asplendld summer garden has been
attached to the saloo.i of John WaR.
| ner, No. 207 Orange street, where con
always be found tirst-class lager beer,
liquors and segars.
Kingsford's corn strach cents, at
Merediths Cash Grocery, Sixth and
I Madison streets. ....
Officer Bealo who now has his vaca.
ton, will, with his wife leave for
Brooklyn, N. Y, tomorrow where he
will spend his two weeks.
Rov. George NJ Hickman. who will
shortly leave for his new pastoral
charge at Tacoma, Washington, will
rooms Sunday afternoon. Mr.. j..
III. Ewes will haye charge OF the music
Bishop Leighton Coleman returned
home last evening from his Western
trip. since the adjournment of the
Knights Templar conclave in Denver
he has been visiting relatives In the
West.
House Sergeant Lemuel Mari has re.
turned from the meeting of the
Supreme Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
ut Kansas City. ...
William Aschenbach OF No. 2O7 west
|
first birthday on Thursday evening.
A good time was had and the occasion
will 10 long remembered.
Miss Clara NJ. Hammell of this city
has returned home from three week 6
tour through Delaware, Maryland and
other points of Interest.
Mrs. Sarah Bringhurst. OF this city
in company with Anna Maria Martin
/ nf M Aior NJ
Ercildown, Pa, started on Monday fol
u three weeks trip to Lake George.
Miss Bessie Miles, who has been Wis
itlng friends In West Chester, Pa, re
turned to her home In this city yesteI
day.
Mrs. Charles f. Griffith has returned
home from q visit to her parents n
Bridgeton N. j.
J. X. Woodward has returned HON,
from Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Klund. Jr.
are spending week at Atlantic City
Mrs. Loretta Bottomer OF Baltimore
Md, Is the guest of Miss Name Gala
han, of No. $50 Van Buren, street.
John Randolph Tucker Of Licking
ton, Va, Is visiting United States Sen
ator George Gray at his home at Four
tannth and MnrEpf EirpnfS
~, ~ $40" -, nv 9s'e''''
Miss lilie MrlRht Is visiting ne
Dfother at Llhwood' IA
vISitinr her Srn,hsr a. I'm iVvnoJ V b.
haS retnrned boms " ' O' -
~ 80 u,-
10 visitinr r..iatIye. /, tbis citv
,r,''..'- 80. 10 ., ''i,' ~
wore In Wnsf Sh"star on Th,irs,tow "
S,,-,
Mrs d. =. hllchen OF ms CITY; i
ylslting her daughters, MIS- Allret
lsrNes am MIS- JOS. u Nichols, aht
othef relatives III west Chester' "a
Miss Katie Armour who has beer
visiting friends In North East. Md, has
returned to her homo In this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-03

During the past week Blatlgalll Muir.
ply, tralnulas'cr on tic Delaware rail-.
road, has had twu attacks oil paralysis
and is now lying seriouslv III at his
home In Dover. ipr u. W Maui. Of
tuis city, has been to Dover in consul
tation with llr. l.. a II. Bishop, the al
tending physician Dr Maui SAYS that
the patients condition is serious bat
not necessarily hopeless.
Bradford Murphy Is ono OF the best
known railroad men In the State. lie
ts about 40 years OF nge aud has been
employed Oh the Delaware ralltoad
for long time. He began his service
pf the company rs youth and Under
the surerintehdeucy OF N Mills
passed through MI the grades OF It's
service until lie stood Lext to Mr. Mills
1t the time Of the lattera retirement
from the Office OF uperlntcndrnt of
the road. When this occurred Mr..
Murphy WAC strongly recon mentled
by his friends for the vacant Office and
would probably hRYo succaedcd hls
chief If lle had Possessed the combined
qualities OF professional civil enEi
nser with those OF a practical railroud
man,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-03
FOURTH EDITION


Willard Salisbury, United States
Jury commissioner, and William G.,
Mahaffy, deputy clerk of the United
states District Court for the district
OF delaware, yesterday drew tho fol
lowing Jurors for the September term
of the United States Court:
New Castle county-Alvan Allen.
Peter J. Ford. Daniel II. Forrest, Rob-
ert II. Taylor, William II. Caldwell
William NJ. Stuckert Robert Morrison,
Thomas Mc0lary. Charles II. Salmon,
Arnold s. Naudain, George {. Kerr,
Edward u. Hance, Samuel Alrlch,
George W. Dorsey William Bowe, Will
liam Dreln, William II. Quinn.
Kent county-James W. Sharp, Wal
ter O. Hotfecker. Richard NJ. johnson,
Edwin y. Eccles. JaDez Jenkins, Alex
ander Mlnner. Jabez Robinson, Will
liam Davis. Joseph Snow. Robert z.
Small, j. Frank Owens, Owen W. Nick
erson.
Sussex county-Ellsha G. Dukes,
William +. Warrington, Joseph Jones,
l.. w. Mustard, d. II. Boyce. Samuel j..
Gray, ST.. John L. Jacobs. ...
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-03
Third EDITION.



A highly interesting exhibition Of
bciee tuning was given yesterday
Afternoon at Riverview Park. by Pro
fessor Gleason, whose control over
vicious horses is unlimited. Thus far
Professor Gleason has never came
across q horse that lie could not man
age. There is nothing cruel about his
Treatment, as on the contrary. he wins
tie confidence and subdues the animal
BY klndnt 50.
The first animal operated upon yes
terday was o horse owned by b. s.
klair, OF this city.
:. The horse was so unruiy that no one
could drive it except IN experienced
horseman, and even lie did 1t at the
risk of tho animal running away After
having this horse in his charge for
about fifteen minutes Professor Glea-
son had him perfectly under his con.
mol and the owner drove him home
without the least trouble. Professor
Gleason conquered this horse by hav.
ing his feet fastened to rope run
Through an iron ring on the bottom OF
bis stomach, and whenever the ANNA
attempted to run away the tanner
would pull OIL tho rope and If the
horse did not look out he wo uld have
tetspd himself sprawling on the
Grounn.
The nnimal vas soon conquered
and after the Professor had him per.
feetly under control he fastened three
tin cans on his toll, and drove him
a ound several times. lilo afterwards
hitched him to carriage and drove
him without the slightest trouble. The
neat horse Professor Gleason broke
was handsome horse owned by j. L
bradbury Il Brother, liveryInen. This
horse would not drive without hlindr
had desire to run away every time he
go Il chance, and only u fow daya age
uid run away. Professor Gleason got
control over this horse In much the
Bame mannor as he did the preceding
one and made him stand still over sew
eral exploding punches OF lhe crackers
which Is one OF the crest test for
horse to undergo.
He also tied tin cans on this animal ,.
tail, opened ali umbrella suddenly il
Front OF him, in addition TO othel
severe tests. ...
The next horse WAS an animal ownet
by George @. Whltrlnun, which was
confirmed hacker The professor. how
ever, soon showed him that II no un
dertook any funny business he woulC
lind himself on the ground. In tel
minutes he was subdued, and II woult
have been impossible TO induce him t,
kick.
Professor Gleason will give anothe
exhibition tonight at Riverriew, whel
he will break several klckers an,
horses who have tendency to rul
away. The grounds will be LIGHTED
brightly, SO all tho spectators can ST.
everything. The exhibition was yes
terday both entertaining and instruC
tive and WIS we'll worth seeing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-03

Rev. A. N. Kelgwln has returned
from his vacation, Although he has
been suffering from a slight attack of
something like hay fever, that affect.
ed his eyes SO as TO cause little an
noyanee, he Is now ready to enter on
his pastoral work at the West Presby-
terinn church with renewed energy.
Tomorrow morning lie will preach a
sermon that will contain wholes ONE
lesson and in the evening he will draw
attention tO"Ihe pestllence that walk.
eth III the darkness, and wastoth ut
hoonday" us illustrated by tho chol,
era which is prevailing in Europe.
Mrs. koigwin has also returned home.
and Will bs pleased to meet every
member OF her Sunday school class
tomorrow afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-03

Tho following deaths were recorded
at Registrar Colquhoun's olllee yes
terday: ....' ....-....
Bigley-On September l, at Della.
ware Hospital John Bigley aged 90
years, .-
Purdy-Found August 30. In Brandy
wine Hundred, Oakley Purdy. aged 81
Yeara.
Richardson On September 1, at No
li22 Elm street, Henry }. Richard son,
aged ~ years.
Stewart On September ., at No. g..
East Fifth street, W. Carrie Elizabeth
Stewart, aged is months.
Goodnow On August 81. at No l7l(
Gilpin Avenue, Barbara N. Goodnow,
/ aged 74ye;rs.
Dickey-On August 20, near Stanton
/ Charles Ii. Dickey, AGED months.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-03

The Wilmington Fai- will open at
Hazel Dell Park next Tuesday, and the
indie ltlon3 arc that 1t will be- the
best ever Held In this state.
Exhibition space in the buildings
and on fairgrounds has all been as
signed, and a large number Of work.
men are at work arranging for tho
many and varied exhibits, In the
main building and In the woman's de.
partment tho prepare tons indicate a
very large and interesting display.
The art department will be unusually
interesting this year. There are not
only number of entries by local or
tlsts. but several Interesting exhibits
from Other cities will be seen In this
department.
Jesse X. Baylis, the efficient mana
ger, has lett nothing nndone 10 make
the fair u success, and there Is no
doubt butsuch will be the case. The
exhibits will he larger and finer than
ever before, and those who attend Will
be surprised to see the Increase in the
exhibits,
The trotting events nro in charge O
Nj. +. Hayden. one of the best and
most experienced horsemen In this
State. lie has secured about one hun.
dred and nifty entries, munR them
being Some OF the finest horses to be
obtained. The Idea that tho best horses
Will DO at Elkton Is all fallacious as
MIR. Hayden has not been behind in his
seleCtion
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-03

This and no mistake. ls the ind;vid-
ual WHOSE stamina has wnned to such a
low ebb, for want of an efficient tonic,
that he Would Ger ainly toppio over and
fracture something IL abulky subject suCk
as tat wIe. Tor instance, were 10 lean
upon him. Build up, We lean. Dithiesa
aud nRthleis with 1lostettcr's ssom.
ach Filters which will enable you to eas
and digest heartily, aud thus acnuIrc f1ash
ana vigot. The fortress OF life WILL spoodi.
ly Capitulate 10 the grim scythe. ySieIIo2
death, II you don't. Nervousness. sleep
ne.Bucss blliousncsA couatination NM.
larla, rheumatic nni Kidney trnuhie nra
all conquerablc by this superb restora-
tive Of health and yluor. In counection
with thou OF the Bitters. 1t would be
well for the dehlliated Invalid to STUDY
tho wants of his onfceblcd stomnc', with
n view I'd the selection OF the most dIaoa.
tiblo art lcles OF diet
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-03

John Gray OF Sussex County and L.
irving Handy. tho great air gun of
the Democratic party, made quite pro-
fuse speeches at the Young Mems
Democratic headquarters on Market
above Eighth street, lust evening. Ac.
cordmg TO the words OF wisdom which
flowed from the mouth of Mr. Handy,
all tue good In the universe came as
tle smgs from tho Office holding Dom.
Gratis, ~ all lie bad, big loo Is, groste
that killed the Gro; s nnl the drought
party. Mr. Handy is quite an intel.
estlng tallior, hut no always gots 10,
yon,l his depth when talking on The
turIif
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-03

NEW CASTLE, Sept. 8.-The accident
OF MIR. Harry Delllon was very bad
one and will lay him up for some time.
us the scalp is half cut of and the
strain from being thrown from the
carriage has hurt his back more than
was first thought. Mir. Dellion was
employed as bnr-ten. o. at tho s r
hotel in this city and was popular
young man and Was liked by every
one who knew him. .IM-.
Reed bird shooting by some gnnners
is being practlced near our city with
great success and the birds are very
fat.
Saturday will be a red-hot day
among us. as 1t is the day set for all
voters TO register and three places are
placed before our public for this event.
All our club rooms were full last night
aud some very fiery speeches were
made i'll order to encourage the men
along. Some trouble is looked for,
yet 1t Is hoped that everything may go
off quietly.
Mr.. Geo. T. Carter, manager at the
Maritime and Western Union Offices at
the Delaware street wharf, has moved
his family from Thurlow, Pa, to this
city. Mr.. Carter will reside In one OF
Mrs. Weggenmann's houses on Vine
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Manlove, who
have been spending some time at
Ocean Grove, have returned home, and
are looking well.
Mt. Vernon band returned home on
the steamer Reybold Yesterday from
| Bridgeton, N. j., where they have
been for TWO days playing for tho 100.
| They had their new uniforms on and
looked very we'll.
Mrs. George p Luckman OF Will
mington is the guest OF Mrs. Charles
L. Lancaster on Delaware street.
IL is very likely that the steamer Tx.
celaior will tike good NUM- Der from
! New Castle and the country people, on
their special excursion to the break
water on sept 5th, us their rate Is
only 80 cents. AS the boat leaves here
Mt 10 n. M, our people want th no, as
It does not require them to remain o n
| the boat over night.
Walter Money and Emma b. Hay
den paid lying visit to our city yes.
terday.
Mr.. John II. Martin operator at the
north end OF double track, leaves for
New York AMI Hudson river ON Mon.
day Mr. Martin has a vacation of one
month, aud as he Is n sporting man, il
is expected he will visit all the places
Oh tulS KIM Wnlle away.
Little Flosaie Stewart leaves us to.
day for Philadelphia. She has been
visiting on Union street, and was the
admiration OF all who kne W her. She
returns with her mother.
Miss May Duling leaves for Whining.
ton and Philadelphia, to-day. for a
few days before going home to Mil
lington. Md. ....#
Mrs W. A. Wise, Of Poconoxo City,
was the guest OF Rev. J. NJ. Wise. yes.
day. ....... -.
l.. L. Barrett will preach here to-
morrow morning at the NJ II. Church,
holding love feast one hour before
preaching, Rev. pr. r. L, Martindale,
who has been absent for weeks has
returned home and will resume his
place in tho pulpit in tho evening.
Mrs Jos. q. Bartlntt's sistnr, Mrs
Wright OF Chestertown is at the hos
pital for an operation. Mrs. Bartlett
received word last night tho tumor
was removed and pltiont doing we'll.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-03

Tried our shoes for children? You will
lind them right. You know whit that
means with us, right all over, fit wear.
Ing qualities and price, and by the nv.
priNe 10 an important thing With us; il
we were not working prices down 80
low we wouldn't be sslling so many
shoes. Every week seems to better
sales on our u. 80 shoes. They are the
Lest for the money that shoe making
can produce. Low prices for good
shoe leather Is often attrnctiye. vo,
will find both at our stora Fnrma,,
No. 10 East Fourth street hei wasn
Market and King. =, - '''SSA4
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-03

John Mnlvena was before Deputy
Judge Emmons at this mornings ses.
Sion OF tho City Court, charged with
VIC IatInS cty ordinance. There
We're two charges against him, ono of
witch was OF not displaying n red
llgllt at night on soruo obstruction on
the street, and the other was for oh.
stlNlctlng the street withont n nar,nit
lie plead guilty 10 tho latter el1arDs s
ann was lined so and costs. Tho 9th.
er charge was, at the request of the
city solicitor, dismissed.