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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16
FOURTH EDITION


The regular meeting Of City Coun-
oil was held last night, all the men,
bers being present except Messrs. Nc
kelvoy and Magee, who were both so
far absent from the city that 1t was
impossible for them to be there.
The Law Committee reported adj
versely on the petition OF Lewis Bull.
lock Tor damages done to his house at
Vandever avenue and Hutton street,
caused by widening the street.
The report was adopted.
The Finance Committee reported In
favor OF returning S5S over paid taxes
TO w. b. Danforth. The report was
accompanied by the opinion of the
City solicitor that the money could be
paid back legally.
A communication from the Parli
purchase of park lands from Adams
to Van Buren, streets on the
south side of the Brandywine was
referred to the finance committee.
Acting Mayor Benson declared the
ordinance concerning fire budges tC
be law.
The city treasurer reported the bal
anee In Union National Bank to be SIS,
296, 0b; in ench of the four depository
banks, S3l, 23G. 60; received of each of the
four depository banks for interest OF
| deposits, s52. Of; John j. Mealey, collec
tor, S3,2li.69.
Mr.. Perkins offered the following res
| olution:
.'Resolved, That the standing com.
| mittoes Will not be responsible for any
bills contracted without the consent Of
the chairman of the committee"
MIR. Perkins explained that sometime,
bills were contracted without the
knowledge of tho committees. The
resolution was unanimously adopted.
Balls were passed AS follows; e. $. Gle
| land, S2SI; Consumers Ice Company
Sl.ssl; James II Smith, s3l; j. II. Turner
$40 80; Diamond Ice Company, $l.sg
sa mc. sls6; a. Buehler & Co. s.; Whit
ford Il Co., $lts.SU: Every Evening Print
ing Company, <is; same. tl.U2; u. i
Frnim Il Co.. $50; David Donolioe. S5.09
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

The submarine diver, Thomas Cars
we'll, who has been engaged In repair
ing the broken water-pipe that sup
plies the South side with water, had a
very narrow escape from death few
days ago. The diver had removed all
the broken pipe and had slipped the
sleeve over the pipe. after which he
crawled under the pipe so as to make
tho adjustment or connection, when a
passing tug stirred up the waters to
such an extent that 1t disturbed the
mud. and before Carswell could pull
himself from under the pipe the mud
had completely buried him.
lie had presence of mind enough to
pull the ropes. His assistants on board
the boat tried to do so. but were un-
able. as he was on ono side of the pipe
and the rope ran under it. His assist
ants, four in number, pulled, but il
seemed the harder they pulled the
ropo became tighter bnt no diver ma
terialized. At last. after nearly tlfteeT
minutes of Juggling at the rope it be
gan to make Its appearance slowly
from the water.
Tue divers almost liteles5 body was
clutched by willing hands who aidet
i'll resuscitating tho now mor'
than dead driver to his senses. After
working with him for some twenty
minutes, no came to. lie said II was
the closest call lie had ever had in hi.
life, and did not wish repetition o
1t soon again.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

The regular business meeting of the
Prohibition League was held at iti
headquarters at No. 1905 Market stree
last evening. A great deal or bushes.
was transacted. call was received
from q. ii. Register chairman of tn,
State Central Committee, for sta
Convention to meet at Dover on Sept
22nd, ut III n. IN, to nominate three
electors OF President and Vice Presi
dent OF the United States. n representa-
tive to Congress and for transuctinl
such other business as may 10 ueces
sary.
ii. t. Wallace was appointed tc
arrange for eNcurs on rutes on the
railroad.
The following committee were ap
pointed:
Organization Richard W. Brown
Hemjamin X. Smedley, Rev. A. S
| MOwbray.
| Literature Miss Madge s. Hilles
/ William l.. White Ashton S. Tatuu
Public Meeting s-The Rev. .. G
Buddington, Daniel Green, l.. W
Brosius.
Rooms-I. Elmer Perry, Mrs. Carrie
T. Rankin, J. Il. King
| Thirty-one new members were elect
ed They will meet again on Thurs
day evening next.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

The following transfers OF real es-
tat9 were recorded at the Engineering
and Surveying Department yesterday:
Philip Mcdowell TO Daniel and
Daniel Ii. Collins, west si,le of Kirk.
wood street north of Tenth, l4.5x75.
Francis +. Reynolds to James II.
Crippin, lot west side of Bayard ave-
nue. south OF Ninth street 42xsO.
Daniel Horislt To Charles G. Nam
melo, south side Of Seventh street east
of wOllaston, Il SX9i.7.
Elisha R.Thompson to kent& Weeks,
southeast corner OF Eighteenth aud
Monroe streets, l20Xl65.
James O'Neill to Charles b. Dough.
erty, southwest corner OF Maple aud
Scott streets, 20xl0).
Henry q. Banning to Elma Shop
pard, southwest corner of Cedar and
Rodney streets, 5OX900.
George f. Vernon to Sarah Nj. Nor.
gan. east side OF Scott street south oil
Fifth, l6xT5.
John Hamilton to Charlie S. Rambo
south side OF Third street west u
Broome, l7X90. .. .s.... .. ...
Horace Craige. ct al. to Matilda Mon
aRhon, south side of Fourth street
west OF Madison, ISSS0.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

II Is white man this time and a
life-long Democrat AT that who has
scared the Bourbon Democracy of st.
Georges Hundred, and his name ID
Cochran, . brother of tho real blue
blooded Democratic family OF that
name in that hundred. lie is Eener.
ally known by the sDlrlqnet OF Hon.
est Uncle Billy Gn. an. because lie
was always noted lof rs Integrity OF
character and to do IL dishonest act
was something "UGclc Billy Cochran"
would not be guilty o.
Strange to say the bcaoalatS OF st.
Georges, two years ;teto, settled upon
"Uncle Billy" and elected him us As
SCISSOR, as the Democrats do not very
often settle upon honest mon for that
Office in st. Georges. Uncle Billy"
aftOr his election, AMI after he had
taken his OATH the Office differing from
his predecessors. got il into his head
that it WINS his duty to make an hon
est assessment, and consequently lie
assessed all, white and black, without
discrimination, who were entitled to
be assessed, aud like others, he may
have by errors Duplicated III Few un.
ayoldable cases.
When tho Democrats found that a
| fair assessment WIS for once made for
St Georges Hundred hue and cry
was raised. and published In the EyRnx
EVENING, that the assessor had padded
tho assessment lists with negroes.
Uncle BILLY" denied the accusation
at the time in strong language. Last
Saturday he was II candidate for re-
nomination, depending upon his
honest record to pull him through.
But he found when the votes were
counted that honest assessors and
honest assessments were not wanted
by the Democrats of st. Georges bum
dred, In fact, Uncle Billy found
that he was defeated. and lip colee'
quence of such defeat fine following
announcement posted all through st.
Georges hundred, stares the Demo-
Gratis in the face!
4 take this means of giving notice
to my friends of st. Georges hundred
that | will stand as an independent
candidate for assessor of St. Georges
hundred, .'WfLLIAM A. COCHRAN"
1t Is putting 1t mildly to say thai this
Dem ocrats OF st. Georges are scared.
they are thunder-struck. They had DC
Idea that 80 good Democrat al
| "Unclo Billy" Cochran would strlkt
back at his party. 1t looks now as Il
either Uncle Billy" or u Republican
would be assessor OF st. Georges Hun,
dred,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

State OF THERMOMETER
atthe REPUBLICAN olIice to-day, in the
shade:
loo'clock; II o'clock: So'clocb
20 70 80
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16
Attention. G.. A. RI

AOuSIlUlOllJ W. a. IL
The encampment of the
Grand Armyof the Republic
will be held next week at
Washington. 1t will in all
probability be the last en-
campment you will attend
lat Washington, and in con.
sequence every Grand Army
man, if he can, without any
great Inconvenience, should
go. 1t also behooves every
old soldier to look his best.
We will help you and are
prepared with a full line of
, Grand Army Suits. The color
1--WE guarantee true blue and
the price the lowest.
Grand Army Suits:
Medium weight double breasted as
Medium weight. single breasted 50
\ Medium weight. donble breasted $40
Medium weight, siHgla broasted $40
Heavy weight, double breasted slg
Heavy weight, single breasted ST.
Two sets Of Buttons with
each Suit.
Store open this evening
until 9 o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16
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The Fame Hose at Pottsviile. Pa.

The Miners journal OF Thursday says;
Tho Fnme Hose Company Of VIII
minston. Del. arrived at Pottsville
last evening on the a.41 Pennsylvania
train. accompanied by the First Regi-
ment Hand OF twenty-three pieces. They
were met by the Humane Fire Company
md escorted to this oompnny's hand
some quarters whore they were welcom-
cd by President Bolich In n brief address,
which was responded to by ex-council-
man VIM. H.,Quinn. The company ie
accompanied by Chief Engineer u. II.
shields, President. ana Chief Marshal
II. y. Borden; and Assistant Marshal, j.
j. Dugan, They came direct from Will
mington, and will remain until Friday
noon MS the guests of the Humane Com
pany, when they will 20 to Reading.
They are an excellent looking Com
pnny, and presented a striking appear
ance on the streets In their Handsome
uniform. The band which accompanies
them is ono of the finest in the little
Blue Hen state. and discoursed excellent
music in the Humane rarlors after their
arrival. From Heading they will go to
Norristown, and VIII leave that place
about o'clock. on saturday evening,
and expect to reach this city ut about
1880.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

Judge Ball disposed of the follow
ing cases at this mornings session o
the Municipal Court;
Maxwell Dixon. Patrick Crossnn
Joseph smith and John dickson wer.
each liue,. - and costs for drunken
ness
Mary Butcher, another drunk, wai
mittea for the present
The case of John Todd charged witt
committing AN assault ANA battery oi
an Italian was continued for hs par
pose OF hearing witnesses for the lie
Tense.
Samuel Dixon was adjudgcd gu.lt
Of con mitting an ussau!t and batter
on Annie butcher and lined $40 AIR
costs.
Samuel reo, the ltalinn who killed
cploled man n few years since. WI
charged with assault and battery, In
ON the application Cf his attorney
Austin harrington, the case WAS con
Linued.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

1t has been but few years ago that
when a stone building was to be erect
ed n number OF stone masons were en-
gagged at work on tho street cutting
and shaping the stone for its proper
place. but now this is changed, and the
pieces of stone come here ready cut,
and numbered and prepared to be put
In place. notable example OF this Is
seen in the new building OF the New
Castle Insurance Company, on Market
street above Sixth. 1t is being con
structed OF brick and Indiana lime
stone. A plan of the building was
sent to Philadelphia, and each piece OF
stone was cut aud numbered to fit in
its place. The first building construct
ell In this manner was that for the
Wilmington Savings Fund Society, at
Ninth and Market streets, which is one
OF the finest III this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

j. @. Bryant, the interchangeable book
canvasser, who has been summerlng
at Hnverhill, Massachusetts, Is now
visiting our city, and Will pass some.
time in looking around among his
friends and aequaintanses. Mr.. Bryant
says that the Republicans in the old
Bay State are thoroughly united, and
that Harrison and Reid will be given
an old time majority in November
next, FREQ trade has few advocates
among the voters, self preservation
prompting them to Erefer the pros.
nerity OF our country to that Of Great
Britain. Mr.. Bryant will go TO WASH
.nBton next week to attend the old
soldiers reunion, and on his return to
oar lily will solicit subscriptions for
a liOviaw vi our Country, bolng four
Looks Ill one volume, written by Hoh.
James q, Blaine, Gen. W. Buel, Prof.
John Clark ltedpath aud Hon. D. But
tCrWorth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

Mr.. W. o. Meachrm. tho skilled pa
per'hanger and house painter, moved
his family To Illinois. two weeks ago,
lie has nearly all his accounts settled
and expects persons VINO owe him Ia
pay this mouth, SO ho can leave by
Oct. LIST.
We take pleasure in recommending
Alr, Meachom. who eau have tho paper.
ing and painting of house in excel
lent harmony and taste, IA an exam,
pie OF the right way to leave Whining.
ton with debts all paid. May he con.
tinue to prosper.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

Tho Investigation of the contested
Democratic nomination election be
tween John j. Mealey and AIichae
Newell for Levy Court Commissioner
from tho Third District. Ia under way
in tho rooms of tho Young Mems
Democratic Club. Tie Investigation
Is going on with closed doors. anG
from tine large number of well known
Democrats hanging around in thI
vicinity there Is much anxiety as tC
tho result, 1t still seems to be til,
leading idea outside that n new
nomination election will DO ordered,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

Tho Orphans Court and Court of
Chnuoery was In session at the Court
house this forenoon. Judge Grubb was
on the bench, but thore being no
business pertaining to the Orphans
Court. the Judge vacated the bench
for the time and Chancellor Wolcott
remaining, tho case OF the Beeson
heirs against Thomas Darlington, ad-
ministrator OF the Beeson estate was
taken up and argued until the ad-
tournament of court at p. IN. George
A. Elliott, Esq, for the administrator,
Charles B. Lore, Esq, for the heirs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16
DIED.
DIED.
Nick ENNA-At Rising Stl

NICK ENSA--At Rising Sun on the 18th
of September, lsl2. Paul. SON of John
and Kate Mckenna. in his 10th year,
Relatives aud frienfs Of the family are
invited to attend the funeral from the
residence of his parents, at Rising sun,
OH Friday. September 10th. 1891, at ) o'clock,
y. IN.
lnterment Mt st. Joseph,s Cemctcrr.
STRlTZ ..LBERGER-Dn Sopt. rs, 1922
Marguerite daughter of Andrew and
lila c. StritZclbrrger. arcd is months
Funeral from the residence of her pm
rents az East Eleventh street, on >AtiIr-
DAY afternoon ut o'clock. Intermcnt
pr Ia ate.
ALpEN-In this city, on the 10Th inst.
Mary A. Alden.
Relatives sud friends are respectfully
invited onttond the funeral from the
residence OF her brother. George w. Al.
den, No. 200 Washington street. on sun.
day afternoon NJ > o'clock Services NJ
! the house. Intermcnt ut Rivervfow Gene
terry
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

Those new styles OF children's shoes
we are placing In stock for fall trade 2
They nre worth looking at, so are the
prices, II you feel like paying less
money than usual for good footwear.
We can make smaller prices for good
shoe leather than most stores and are
doing 1t. Its bringing trade and
giving us reputation for low prices
and good shoes. Our 81 Derby last
shoe for ladies, something little new
in shape, they are neat and pretty,
perhaps YOU may need pair.
Forman's No. 10 East Fourth street,
between Market and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

Frank Smith of Eastlake was arrest
evening before Esquire Frank L.
Smith, charged by Wilmer V. Harris.
a trustee OF Eastlake NJ. E. Church,
with using threatening language and
disturbing religious worship. The
evidence showed that Smith was
in the habit OF raising the win
dows of the church, while services
were in progress, and shouting OBJ
sceEe and vulgar words. He was fined
SIS and costs for disturbing religious
worship and held In $500 bail for
threatening bodily harm. In default
he was committed TO jail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16
Y.ClOthing House
wILniNaTox Friday. Sept. lG 1892.
MEETINGS FOR THIS EvENINa
Camp 2. l.. o. s. Of A.

Camp z, l.. o. s. Of A.
Fairfax Lodge. !. 90, r.
Humboldt Castle. X. G.E
Clayton Loan Association.
Delaware Tribe. |. o. r. NJ.
st. Georges Castle X. @. f.
IlIrandywine Lodge. S. of II.
Temple Council, l.. of Il G.
columbia Lodge. |. o. o. f.
Laurel Council. U. +. of A.
Brandy wine Castle, X. @. u.
star of Bethlehem. l., o. L.
Juo,A. Logan Camp, s. ofV
Friendship Conclave. $. w. NJ.
Washington Council, O. U. A. NJ.
Excelsior Lolgc, Knights Of PythIas.
Wilmington Castle. Knights Golden Eagle
IJourneymen Stonemasons Association.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

Joseph and james Martin, OF the
Third street market. have secured ten
head of the finest cattle ever brought
to this city. They bought them yes
terday from Pussy Brothers at Yeti
man's Mills, Chester Go. Pa. They are
corn fed weigh about l40O pounds
zach, and none of them are over 3
years Old. The meat will he luscious
and juicy and they will be slaughter
ed to supply the demand
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

West Chester Local, OF the 18th inst.
o,day workmen began building the
metal works of John Swarz, an enter.
prising German. These works, when
completed, will DO the only ones of
the kind in the United States In
them new metal for gold pens to
take the place OF gold will be made
and its value will range from S2jO to
81 900 per pound. The works will be
built In Sehuylkiil township. along tho
Reading Railroad, on the land Mr..
Swarz recently purchased from Zach
Acker ana l.. B. kalrr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

The following deaths wcro recorded
at Registrar Colquhoun's Office yester,
day:
Butler.-On September 10, at Els
mere, Nathan Butler. aged Al years.
O'Iirian.-On September IA, at Phila
delphia, Thomas j. O'Brian, aged u
years. -.
Gavenski.-On September Is, at No
Oh Christiana street, Leo Gavenski
aged years.
Strltzelberger.-On September Is
at No. 455 East Eleventh street, Mar
garst Stritzelberger aged IL months
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

The set out served by Davla B. Jones
Sal Market street. to the guests of tho
Equitable Guarantee & Trust Com
pany at tho opening of their SEQ, 900
building a. Ninth and Market streets,
has been most favornbly commented
on. We can cite such comments "a
the Ice cream WAS rich and all cream. :"
1.-THE lemonade was palntable and W ell
favored" the cakes were first 81 ass
and there was an abundance of every
| thing ordered"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16
Magnificent Bid for Popular Patronage

We lead them ALL And in doing furnish el=-
CANT object lesson OF the old adage that real merit wins Real
merit asks and demands hearing gets it. 1t does not go
around the world complaining that the world owes it living
simply presents its bill and collects at sight The people
have recognized the merit goods aud prices aud
deavor them honoably by according very
liberal share OF their patronage Anybody who nss buy
new footwear and passes by assortment Simply
down the choice by onehat To tiae and trombe
to headquarters where you at the largest
and most varied stock at prices which inferior go3u
beat Our display large and varied that nearly every
be pleased and suited Bargains be found in
every OF our Departments and have space to
ton them all will to you only those that desire spcca
mention
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16
A Painful Accident

This morning Rudolph Price, resid.
Ing Mt No. 90l Wilson street, and en-.
ployed as Il laborer ut jackson &
Sharp's was engaged In helping with a
machine, when piece OF lumber
slipped and mashed two iingers of his
left hand. He WINS taken to DIR.
Frist's office at Eighth and Spruce
streets, where his injuries were attend.
ed to, after which he was removed to
his home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

Miss Lille Durham, residing ut No sOs
Spruce street, reached her 2ist birthday
yesterday, md ~ tnU rNcntn She was
visited by.some forty of hci f"chd-, WHO
SHOW orel their cong fGtutattuus upon
her. A very pleasant evening was Dus S.
ed in social conversation and music
and Miss Durham was tile recipient
a large number of prCsn ttS. Atil se son
able hour tho company diAprr>o /,
wishing Miss Durham nuluY nyppy re-
turns without II tinEn of SORROW.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16
I. i ? pDnock
4g6 Market Sifsat.

N VTICE = REPUBLICAN NoMINA.
nrd"y september lith. 1892. in ;he nun
drsl Of Wilmington. fer the naming OF
one card tlate for State Senator ono can
q dstr FOR representative IN the General
Assembly. aHd oHe candidate for Levy
Court Commissioner ot the ] ird diItrict
Of Now Castle county The election wall
he held under the primary elect OF law.
The POLLS which Will be open from 49, p.
m. Intli =. M, Will be ut the following
places:
First ward Northeast corner Fourth
aud Tutnall streets.
Secon ward Northeast corner second
and WElnnt stTs cts and north a-t corner
A and Head streets
Third wgfd-Suutheast curnerfhirl and
jefferson streets.
Fourth wurd-Suuthcnst corner Fuurth
and walnut 81 rcets.
Filth wHrl- Eighth and Tatuall streets
and Mart las stable.
sixth wari-hyles Office.
Seventh ward-So. 1908 Orange street
and Logan House.
Eighth wael-Nnrthtast corner Eighth
a ld Pine 4tEeete4
Nlnth wagl-Oid Academy and north.
easi corner Eleventh an Hrandyw ne
/ streets.
! Tenth wHrd-Northeast corner Second
and Van Iiurcn streets.
! Eleventh ward-Msry land avenue and
/ Jackson street.
Twelfth ward-Laneaster avenue and
| Union street.
! by order Of the Republican First Dis.
| trict Committee.
BREDEhtCK L BACH, Chairman.
| FRANK L. WoOLEY, secretary.s Id2t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

Mr.. Philip Q. ChurchInan will dellve
an address on the now ballot law q
Fell and Joseph's hall, at Front ant
Madison streets, on Friday night
There will also be an election undel
the new system held In the club room
All Republicans are cordially lnvitet
to attend. Meeting called at O'Clock
J. Il. RrTIENHoUsE. Seo'y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

Lafayette Lodge, Ancient Free and
Accepted Masons, will hold a presen
tatIOn and banquet in Institute Hal
on the evening Of September ~. The
COMMITTEES of arrangements is com
posed OF James Crooks. w. Il. Watson
II. w. Lowe, George Ii. Mccall Enoci
Moore, A. W. !Iarting, George X
Yates, l.. l.. Green ard Henry Gal
hraith. Prominent guests from over
the State will breaa-fast.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

All Republicans are invited to meet
at Fell X Joseph's hall, Front and
Madison tonight, ut o'clock. Mr..
Phil. y. Churehman will deliver an nd
dress on the Ballot Law and How to
Vote. There will also be an election
held under the new system. Members
OF the club pleage take notice. by or
der OF the club.
j. RITTESHousE, Sec'y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

There ia n dead rat on Shlpley street
above Second that should be removed
by the executive officer OF the Board of
Health, as H. is very offensive to those
residing OF doing business In that VI
cinity. II the officer could learn who
placed tho ANNA! there. 1t might be
well to take him before Judge Ball as
u warning to others. ....
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

George +. Young, residing at No.
1913 Poplar street, who fell through
the skylight at Harry Porter's store,
No.409 Market street, some two weeks
ago and was badly injured. ia still
lying very low at the Delaware Hos
pital, and little hopes of his recovery
is entertained.