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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-17
8ramenbafte Vprfpmmenbeit.

Cine gerabe3u ungebeuerlide Sfanz
balgef6i6te bat Iid unldngft in ben
b0diten @eiellidaftsfreiien Der rumd
nf6en 6auptltaot abgeipielt. n8or
einiger 3eit"-io i6reibr mali, ,pers
i6manb aus 8ufareit Elm 3m0lfidbris
ges Mdo6en auf unerfldrli1e Weiie.
@benfo unerfldrli9 blieb es, baB bic
Wutter bes berlorenen &inbes feline
S9ritte that, Inn bic Spur beHeIben
aufsufinbea. 2eoisli6 einem 3ufaa
lit es 3u banfen, baB BON unbetbeiligter
Seite cine NnfausS MIR prioate unters.
fu6ung eingeleitet wurbe. bic folgenbes
entiebll6e Geiultat ergab. Dor etma
fiinf Sabren Iernte bic gelfieoene
prin3eiin 30. in benz Babe Oema Ell
men b0beren 8eamien fennen unb lie
ben. 9as lei6eni6aftlide 2iebesoer>
bdltniB, baS iid entipann, tpurbe erlt
i'm porigen Subge in 8nfarelt le9aIiz
iirt. 2lus ibrer eriten gbe nit oem
prlnaen % bate Die nunmebrise 5raA
.. bier &tnDer uHo amar bret UfdD6en
uno einen Snabeu Die erlteren muroen
in einem Snltitut er5ogen, pdbreno Der
&nabe bel Der Mutter blieb, pie ii1
feiner isbo9 fbon nod fur3er 3eit ents
lebi9te. Sic iibergab i'm ndmli9 els
mem Bauer in SirgulsSrotuT9ulai aur
@r3iebung. gines Sages aber murbe
Der anabe tranf uno ftarb, ebe mod
eia 9lr3t 5ur Steae mar. Ser Bauer
begrub bic fleine 2ei9e, uno man flu
terte ii6 gu, baB bic falte @roe Elm
furhtbares Verbre9en bebede.
0ie Wfutter bes &inbes lieB ii9
bur9 bieien 3wil6eufaa i'm GenuHe
ibrer 9onigmonbe ni6t i'm @eringiteu
it6ren unb nabm ii6 ni9t einmal bic
Mabe, our 8eerbisung ibres einaisen
Sobnes bon Sena nod Srotui1ulni,
10 &iIomeler, gu fabren. S6on ieit
Wtonaten burdf6wirrte ben Babeort
INNER aufbringli6er bas @erii9t, bab
Der anabe auf 8eranlafuns Der eige.
men Wutter Dergiftet uorben lei. III.
lein nod mar beS @rduels ni9t genug
gei6eben, benn nod lebten bic brei
Mdb6en, bic benz iunsen Glide ibre,
Wfutter unb ibres Stiefpaters i'm @egt
ftanben. Surge 3eit na9 benz se.
beimnibocllen Sohe bes &naben lief
fi9 bas 2iebespar6en in 8utareit nie.
Der, nabm bic Md06en aus benz pen
ionat unb bebielt iie bel fid. Sin
bic armen &inber besann iebt ein
fiir6terli6es 2eben; benn Der 5tief'
batter perfolgte bic beiben dlteren i'm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-17
aas bette Turtififatiomsipftem

1T basienise, beHen f& aeute tn pretdrem 3uitanhe
bebtenen ueuu fe ibre Contribution sesen ben ansr
bes ta6ti6ften aaer Seinbe, sesen arantbet, wappz
men, nit Spfetter Wasenbtters, ba8 auf ansenebme
uub bod trdfttse gBeie benz &etnb Bite 1bhr Dor ber
Rae suiddst. @pratt tft bte Wfutter Der Detsbett;
sraufbeiteu pcroeusen TT befier aI8 fie furren. Gin
Vorssihbl malarif6en S6httelfrofs, etn Qnfou ron
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, unreseImdbiser Stubsans,
rbeumatiSdeS 3pi6en, pcrnbersebenfe nntbdfisfett
ter 0eren selblt&e 5drbuns beS TetntS, 8ldFe, bes
leste 3unse = bas aass fnb 8prsetdeu etner ndben.
ben Rranbett, BITE tetn rerdntiser Weri& urbeattet
Iaiisn ipute Scfteter'S Wasenbitters fHast beiens
lie, drpni4er Sdrtletbtstett. Rbeumatsmus. Merens
unb 8laienf6m r5en unb 9eberleibeu. GIr nerr6ie,
irpd@lte pber In ber RsccnpoleScsnt besrifsne Bers
ionen, fur eeute in tcbsm alrer, fhr Gamen ems
pfnplhsr Contribution TT rae 8tter5 elm Stab, auI
ben seFthst tbnsn tt. @stfe buras eeben ned sthma
70 letht pire.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-17

len. Welde geranlai1ung batten Sic
benn, ben Wd6ter gu bei9impfen 2
Ingefl.: Wat brau6te Der li9
benn in unfere pripatperbdltniHe inaus
mii9en 2 Wat gtng ct ben an, penn
mir cen i66net 2ieb fangen ?
GDri.: Sic iouen allein BEN Sfans
bal permria9t baben.
NngefI.: @at fann i'd oafor,
penn bic anberen 8eeben mid bel
Stimme iinbs Greien follte fid Der
Staat, bet ct nod 10 ole Mdnnsr
iiebt, bic tut iingen t6anen, I'M mid
nit paruirapben um Sefege sommen,
bic mir ben Dfunb perbieten. $50
man fingt, ba laB Sir rubig ttieber =
bet is N altet Spri6mort. Was niibt
mir bic ian5e Nlterspe ioriung, penn
i'd ni6t mebr piepfen ioa!
Oie 3engenperHebmung ergiebt leis
Der awelfelos, bab Der Mngetlagte arg
tfanbalirt unb ben sur &ube mabnen=
ben Wd6ter beleioigt bat. Dte eigenz
artigen umltdnbe uno bic bisberige
unbei9oltenbeit bes beiabrten Manz
nes peranlaRen inbeB ben @eridtsbof,
nur auf eime @elbitrafe DON 5uansis
Wtarf gu erfennen.
Sa f9tfen Sc mir man ilei1 eene
unquittirte 2e6nuug bariiber 3u, err
fldrte 6err g., Die muB Sottlieb be-
5ablen, Da fann i'd ibm MI mid belfen.
SambbGit fann ntd)t sebeilt tuerSeu
burh locale Npplicatipnen. neil fie ben from.
fen Sbeil bes SbreS nidt erreihen f6nnen.
@s giebt nur einen Mes. bic Eaubbeit gu f,i.
riren, nnb BET lit our9 conititutlpnelle SeiI.
mittel. Taubbeit tpirb b,lr4 einen entsiinbe
ten 3uitanb Der hIeimigsn Musflebung Der
@uftadiiden &Dbre ber,lrladt. @enn biele
&Dbre ii4 ent3iinbet, babt ibr ein n rumpeIps
Son pber nnppafomsencS @ebDr; unb ipenn
ite gang eeihtplien lit, erfolat Saubbeit, unb
ipenn bic @ntaiinhung nid5t geboben ilnb bie1e
Hbbre pieber in ibreu gebDrigen 3uitanb per
iebt tDeroen finn, tp:rb OoS @ebDr fir inmer
aeritDrt iperben; neun Gdae unter sebn itnb
bur4 &otarrb peruriaht, tpeIher nttts als
ein entsinreter 3uftanb Der idteinisen Sbers
fidhen iit.
Bir ippllen einbunbert Ooas1s fir ieben
(burd &atarrb pcruri hten) }aa BON 5aubs
belt geben, ben mir niht burA @innebmen BON
9aIl's 8nturrb Sur bellen fDanen. 2abt Gu1
umfpnft @irfulare toinfnen
S. s. Gbeneb & o., Eolebo, ..
Serfauft pnn Ipotbefern, Preis IS gts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-17
Wbeumattsmus id,nell aebeilt. ,

Drei Gage 1T cine f6nelle 3eit, um
gefdbrli6en &beumatismus au furiren !;
aber es fann gei6eben, tpenn man bic
geeisnete 8ebanblung eini6ldgt, tpie
baS Jolsenbe bon Sames 2ambert,
ytem grunsmid, SllS., benefit: Sd
lit f6mer on &beumatismus in Ben
6iften unb 8einen, als i'd cine Glas
f6e bon gbamberlains 59mer3enss
BALKAN faufte. @r beilte mid in brei
Sagen. Sd befinbe mid tpoN unb
m06te Sebem, Der nit Der i9redli9en
&rantbeit bebaftet 1T, ratben, rgbams
berlains pain Balm" su gebran9en
unb iAnea eefnnb su merben. so
Gents bic Glafde. gu bertaufen
in San Nntonio in ben Ipotbeten bon
s. 8alteper & Son, Doubling & 6loob,
S. 8. Sod, u. Dreib, 8. Sbu9arb,
q. @obn & Co., 5. s. 9arriion unb
&alteper & Sdu9arb.
= aiirsli6 III Elm .griefmarfen.8es
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9eiiius

9eiiins.
sSn allen reuen beliebten Garben
unb 5acons, iebem SENT unb ie6er
Sigur angepaBt. Inter ben neuen
Sa6en gibt es Nopene, @Blinb, gas
fanbra, &bein, Gitbian, Magic, Sen=
ME, Stap un6 bun6ert anbere.
&lunte1t.
Sas tuunberi66nite, mas man ie
gefeben. GroBartiae Nusmabl ber reiz
aenblten Sumelen Der Natur. sSmiz
tation faum mabrnebmbar.
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21. aaptteI.
@raf 8islis, Der aubsrlid ftsts uno
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-17

= aiir3li9 III Elm pgriefmarfen.ges
feu9ter1 erfunben tporben.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-28
NlD EDITION.

Dots.
luton Loan and Trust Company,
~ City, Ia, failed yesterday for
1dllIs B. Farley has returned to
ef. after paying friends q visit
I1R city.
~ ". Lingo. 9th and Madison
m lett this city this morning for
f& visit TO Middletown. Del.
HEo were no transfers Of real es-
56d0rded at the Surveying Depart
MI this morning.
fNynlid musical and literary enter
@7n16nt was given Ia the Mcdowell
i BAPTIST Mission school last night.
Z u proposed to build an electric
Way from Oxford, Pa, to ewark,
III wayof New London and kim
6nrlce Spencer will succeed Rob.
y Rfnyss In the catering business
<6aruhnsed tho larger part Of the
{uti elfecte at the sale.
II MOO tiovernment bond at the
x4r1oi Fair, at Atlantic City, WIS
y W Daniel Myers, of No. 800
~ ntreet, Philadelphia. Over
Nis raised for the new syna'
NJ number OF bright people who
= already taken advantage OF the
NnAt Bargains that the New York
5IxlnG House Is giving, Is good in
1f0ii that they'll not have anye
hi Saturday night. So do not bi
~ the iaggards, who always &c
M. Phillips has purchased new
S3tfon wagon and now has one OF the
S[1aat business rigs In the city. Hi
~ 10 unfortunate some months agt
3to have q very valuable grey hors'
|<l6n from him, which he has neve
@En able to recover. He Is getting
l9 nicely and has several goot
Exacts OH hand.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-28
Amu.en,enss-

aAfen and Women Belasco and De-
Miles popnlar fouf-Rct drama. WAS
presented at Tho Grand Opera House,
by Charles Frohman company TO q
large and select audience, The piece
is an excellent one and the story very
strong In every way. II was well told
and staged last evening End for Its
presentation 1t could not BIO in better
hands.
This evening the Interesting melo-
drama The Midnight Alarm" will be
presented nj the Grand Opera House
by an able company. with wonder fni
mechanical and Ingenious eifecte- IL
Is somewhat unconventional In theme
and unique in plot. and possesses con-
siderable rugged strength. The scenes
are laid in around the metropolis,
with great dramatic situations, AFFORD
ing realism galore.
Dumas celebrated comedy, Ia
Gemi Monde on our stage. The play
Is old In French but new In English.
It Is an illustration OF that strata OF
Partisan society In Which outcast wo.
men aud still tolerated men are allow
ed TO live and marry. Tho first yer
sion OF this work was entitled The
Fringe of Society,"" and gained con
Siderable vogue. The Inst version
1.-THE Crust OF Society" ID BALD to be
,far ahead OF all others and Its produc'
ton In this city will take place at the
Grand Opera House on Monday oven
| ing next. and will be given by Johr
Stetson's Company.
| ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
The Baker Opera Company present
ed the opera, Dorothy" at the Acad
envy Of Music last evening. before
large and well-pleased audience. III,
work OF the artists. in all, was clever
The stage settings and costumes wer
excellent. This company is deserving
of patronage, and will no doubt b
greeted with full houses at the remain
ing three performances of the engage
ments. Bohemian Girl" will be prt
sonted this evening, Fra Diavolo" tt
morrow afternoon and 'Erm!nie" tx
morrow evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-28

ID The solicitation Of his many
IGQds. James IL. Floyd, has consent
10 allow the use OF his name at the
|11ablican nomination election as II
Idxiidale for Council from the Fourth
&fxl. Mr., Floyd is well-known as a
m Of the strlctesr integrity and II
Sminnted and elected would make
I4aof the best members that has ever
<prpssnted that ward.
1Efesident OF City Council N. n. Ben
~, has declined renoinination, and
fh0unced his intention OF being c
&ndIdate for seat in council. as a
Smber from the Third ward. Mr..
I1neon has made an excellent and i'm
aftipl president and there Is no doubt
MI he would make a very efficient
EcMber.
1hs many friends of Councilman
[&tlidge, OF the Twelfth ward, are
6Fging him to accept denomination,
lt It IS not yet known whether ornoi
" will. Since his election he las
3royBd n most faithful member, and
Eis hoped that he Will accede to thu
fishes OF his friends and allow the U.s.
q Ads name US q candidate.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-28


On Thursday, May nth. there will
be another excursion to Marion. Ind.
on which there will be about ~ or 10
persons from this city. The price OF
tickets has been placed at the very
low ratio OF s25 for the round trip, in
GLIDING two days board at Marion.
Any who purchase lots will have their
fare refunded. The regular fare. on
the Pennsylvania rallruad. Is 932 With
out board. Marion is phenomenal
city and its future IL bright with pro-
mice. Within the past three months
there has been over half million dol
lars invested by various syndicates,
and property Is rapidly increasing In
value. Houses and new Industries
are sprlnging up on every hand, and
1t is not d matter of wonder that 1t is
known as Marvellous Marion"
Natural Rna, furnishing heat and
light, abounds, and all the many Indus.
tries Of the thriving town are run by
1t. Since january l. $500, 900 have been
invested In the natural gas belt by
parties in Philadelphia and other
places. Full particulars OF the trip
and OF everything pertaining to
Marion can be obtained by calling on
Edwin L. Hanf, No. 15 East Fourth
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-28

I'M CASTLE, April 2S. 1s93.-The
mirage OF frank Reynolds and Miss
Nv Willis took place in st. Peters
+ * Church yesterday afternoon at 5
mock. The bride was attended by
tousin, Miss, Mary Naughton. and
I6mns Walls, a brother OF the bride,
|{9d AZ groomsman. Both the bride
III the bridesmaid wore white toll
f6s4 Mlss Mamie McPlke played
Eohnuser's Wedding march and the
11Sopy was performed by Rev. Il.
<odgs This is the. third wedding
hiis taken place in st. Peters
EfS Easter.
lShpp Coleman will preach a con-
.6f&&lon sermon at Emmanuel p. l..
IIxfuh this evening, after which he
the rite of confirmation
3 : class CT candidates.
Mn. Mary Haslup. State temperance
E1thixer Of Maryland. will deliver an
(if1ss in the nj. L. Sunday school
In this evening. The members Of
III will sing several selections.
s large straw party OF young people
<1ned With tin horns, IN a wagon
InaRn by four horses. made an en-
r1ntug tour Of this city last evening
EsS. Oscar ID. Rulings and children
Z Glenienlon, N. j.. are visiting rela
- here,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-28
KENNhRD & CO.,
62i-623 Market Street.

1t is very pleasant to note
the faith Of the people in
our store; in the absolute
superiority of our goods; in
the unexcellod lownoss Of
our prices, and in the meth
DDS which has SO increased
our business, oblising us to
increase our room from time
to time, giving us now, with
this last addition, one of the
largest, brightest and most
cheerful stores in the city.
/ In our advertisements we
j always endoayor to have
every statement emanating
from us true, free from the
slightest Misrepresentation or
exaggeration, and VIC thank
our people for their support,
we'll knowing we could not
have accomplished 50 much
without tile hearty co.opera
ton and faith Of the people
in our integrity. We do not
share the belief of some who
say that cit doesn't matter
how you attract people tc
: your store, SO long as YOU
e get them in. II you haven
) what you advertise, try te
4 sell them something else. y
: We hold this sort of prac
tice as false pretence.
1t is a pleasure, our lif'
. work, to do business fairly
it is a pleasure to serve OH
. patrons and to meet them
Il to be the recipient OF thei
' full confidence +; to have a
interest in seeing and wisl
ing that their interests AZ
furthored to the utmost, an
best advanced in their dea
ings with US.
We shall always aim t
translate into business pra,
tice those higher principle
and precepts that should |
We adopted by large concerns {
we'll as by individuals.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-28

The location OF the form Of Pearson
Talley, on the road leading from the
line house to the old Kenneth road,
Christlana Hundred, Is nicely located
near the public road. Is we'll drained,
and everything about Is In excellent
order. Unfortunately, however, Mr.,
Talley experienced an attack OF grip
some three years ago. from which he
did not fully recover, and his con-
tinued application to farm work leafs
to frequent colds and aggrayates his
Affections. His father is on the old
mans list. and his time for labor Ia
pretty nearly passed. As Mr.. 4. has
no others in family but his wife, he
might leave the country for the city,
with advantage to his health. Hence
his willingness to dispose OF the farm
and not from any other cause.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-28
HE WAS in IT.
An Interesting suir Involving the Own
ership of One-Fourth of a Louisiana
State Lottery Ticket Purchased
by St. Louis Purties.
KELLY VS.. EENLow.

John J. Kelly vs. Peoples Bank ct.
ais. Plaintiff began this suit by SELLING
q lottery ticket, one-twentleth of
whole ticket, which had won $4,000
and had been forwarded to the Peo-
pies Bank for collection, and In which
he claimed one-fourth interest as own
or. by consent, the ticket was ca6hed,
and the unclaimed three-Quarters were
withdrawn. leaving tho contested one
quarter, which was also claimed by
Jno. W. hnlow, under control OF the
court.
The parties live in st. Louis. and
have been quito unfortunate. In 1891
Feniow Kelly. Norieman. O'keefe and
Connors formed quasi club. and on
three or four occasions purchased five
| fractions of lottery tickets, said frac-
tions costing 81 each, and each mem
Dor contributing his proportion OF The
! price, was equally interested Ia the win.
ninss. Fenlow generally was charged
| with purchasing the tickets, Dnd held
them until the drawing.
| The members usually paid their con-
I trIbutlons before the drawings, and
Fenlow paid the lottery ticket vendor.
In April, 1892. they invested lCon.
cept Kelly. who had agreed to pay his
dollar Oh the day preceding the draw
ing.
The tickets had been selected by
Sorieman. There was no further In
terconrse between the members OF
the club until after the drawing on
Tuesday. April 18th, when 1t was
learned that one Of tho four tickets
had won $4,000. The tickets have
been paid for by Tenlow. and the
question for the court to decide is
whether Fenlow paid for account Of
Kelly, ono dollar on whether 1t was fol
his own account
The day after the drawing Kelly
rendered his dollar, but was told tina
he was too late' and that he was'.no
I init
! Tho court concludes that Fen!oy
! gave Kelly to understand That ID
: (Feniow) would 500 TINT Kelly's In
I terest In Lac ticket should b. paid for
IL IL therefore order cd. adiudged an
decreed that there DO judgment Il
i favor OF John ]. Kelly and agains
1 John w. Fealow, decreeing Kelly t.
! have been the owner OF an undivided
4 onefourih interest in tho lotter,
I ticket. and that plaintiff receive ant
collect So. 100, representing the one
i fourth OF the proceeds OF the lotter
: ticket now on deposit. Orleans
;, (La.) City Item, Feb. Z.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-28

fInafew days we will commence the
Inblication OF series Of articles on
bp Bible by Ambrose $. Ottey, OF
He has devoted many
|pars 10 tho study Of tho Bible. aud IS
|tjp to impait great deal Of informa-
{0n that others may secure by taking
~ REPUBLICAN and reading his com
All who attend sabbath
|ohooI and desire to be we'll pos ed
Mould act on the above hint.
4 iii no Other way can they secure in
matioii in regard 10 tho Scripture
a1fi 80 little labor or cost, and thprl
|kre We make the above suggestion.
he Bible is an old book, but "a gre
6hny persons have very llttle know
sige OF its contents, and we asn sule
1At many preachers as well as laylaei
Ny iBp benefited by reading and pre-
&IYing Mi. Ottey'5 contributions.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-28

A meeting OF the Wilmington Chris
tian Endeayor Union was held at West
Presbyterian Church last evening,
when a very interesting lecture was
delivered by j. II. King, OF the Y. M.
@. A.
Officers wers elected as follows:
President, Frank I. Walker, of Della
ware Avenue Baptist society; vice
presidents, the presidents OF the varl-
Gus Endeavor societies OF this oltyj
secretary, John II. Cole, OF Central
Presbyterian society; treasurer. Miss
Ella Marvel, of Asbury NJ. u. society.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-28


Mr.. Robert D. Hoilecker, Of the
Smyrna Times visited our city to day.
He Is the oldest publisher In this state.
with.a single exception, .aa lie started
the Times In 1854 and has been con-
nected with the paper ever since. with
the exception OF bI.ef interval, In
W hich he was succeeded Dy hts broth.
or, to whom he disposed of the paper.
but at his death about q year after
wards, he resumed his old position.
and Is still able to do yeoman's service
for the benefit Of tho people In hts
nelghborhood.
The Times Is noted for It's local news.
as we'll as general literature. and Is q
power for good In that community.
Some two or three other papers have
been started In Smyrna. but they pass.
ed away after a brief existence. and
the Times ls left, as 1t deserves to be.
without competitor In the place.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-28
Fru,,t.is Worth Missing.

|Francis Worth left his home near
Pa, on Friday of last
lsok for the purpose OF purchasing "A
NJ load Of horses. Worl wa received
Eom him while ut Buffalo, n. Y, and
h nothing has since been heard from
hi HE friends fear some evil may
|ASa befallen him. Mr. Worth visited
III city few weeks ago. ana is welt.
|nown here. his brother having mhr'
|ud the daughter of the late Mn II,
.nElnnd. who for many years resided
y Washington street above Fifth,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-28
we Are

retty certain we can sell you shoes
aHal to any IN quality. better than
Eany In price tho chances ate II your.
keds should be In tho footwear line
Ma evening and you should happen
IN way, you Will find with us quail
~ hard to beat, for good service and
Hoes not easy to match Tor smjtl.
tes. Ne have good line oil slo 10
NJ men and hoys in light, heavy and
[edium weight to suit ali needs. Glvo
: u call IL you need anything III OR
e. Forman's. No. 10 East lth st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-28

IN The case of Mary A. TagSart, who
Ehs sentenced to four Years mud six
knnths' Imprisonment for man
laughter in causing The death OF her
k1n. Thomas Davis. whom she stabbed
|1 january 70 last, Judge Gordon yea.
6sday rec9nsldered the sentence ana
|tsluled II to three years.
| llaries Leonard, 2U-yenr old col
|red youth, pleaded guilty in tho
BARTER Sessions Court yesterday To
xgravated assault and battery on his
Elfe, Emma, aged Il Yeas lie star
Nj her in tho back with n carving
|aife live times. larger portion OF
HI knlIe remaining in her body Nhet
NJ Iilndr snapped at the Inst blow lis
Aa sentenced to four years and si2
kbnths Imprisonment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-28
Ru,lly Injured,

Thomas D. Denney was badly injur-
ed this morning, at tho works OF the
Pullman Car Co., by failing backwards
from tho steps OF cur on which he
was standing. He was sent To his
home, No. $40 Wilson street, when u
Doctor was called in and attended to
his injuries. lie was hurt about the
head AMI buck. At first it wac report-
ed that he had been killed, but this
ives mistake, as he was only stunned,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-28

Miss Emma Brown, teacher OF deco
rativc art has, at her house, No. 500
West street. ono OF the finest exhibitions
ever given In this city. There are over
1000 pieces, showing the work OF her
25 pupils during the past year, among
them being Is elegant princess lamps.
and host of other beautiful artlcles.
rejecting tho greatest credit on tile
skill OF tho pupils and the tuition OF
Miss Brown. There is very handsome
fish and game set that Is especially
worthy of notice.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-28

The members of the Missionary So
riety Of Union NJ. L. ehaseh gave q
tea last evening at the residence oil
Mr. aud Mrs. j. Il. Kilmer at tho cor
ner ef Ninth and French streets, who
kindly threw their house open for
tho occasion. Mr.. kilmGr, WHO Is
something of an artist, also gave ;
stereopiicon exhibition in the David
son building, which served to ainuse
as we'll as to instruct uil WHO had til,
good fortune to be present. Severa
| ladies deserve credit for their effort
TO make the entalnInent success bu
especial thanks are duo to Mr. AM
Mrs. kilmcr FOR their aid on this occu
| sion.