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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-02
Nh EHYy d glHas
The Princes Of the Earth
May Envy the Poor.
Riches and Power Cannot Make
Life Pleasant or Happy.
The True Way to Find Happiness
for Those Who Have IL Not.
Wealth docs not make happiness. It

Wealth docs not make happiness. 1t
does not make even comfort.
Sickness blights everything.
Kings and prlrc>s may envy the
poor the blessing Of good health.
II you are in pain or suffering you
cannot be happy.
This Ia why the remarks Of the we'll
known HARRIET Robinson. OF "A Smell
St., Fall River, Mass. have so much
weight and are worthy OF oil atten
ton.
81 firmly believe" she said, "that
should not be living to-day II 1t had
,Inot been for DR.. Greene's Nervurt
blood and nerve remedy. Such awful
Ipains in my head and back, and MI
stomach. oh, It was so badl l now an
well and eat naturally. have nj
!. pains or distress. Thanks to DR.
.1Greene's Nervura 1 am we'll again. /
0 was over two years ago that wa
cured, and no trace OF the disease la
tIreturned."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-02

The egress of gunners from this city
yesterday was very large. We may
now lookout for big bags of game.
Some OF the gunners brought a large
quantity OF bird lime with them, 30
that they can cntice some OF the part
Ridges und quails to light on tho sticks.
IL ID against the law 10 shoot them.
from Hayro DO Grace comes the fol-
lowing: Tbs ducklng SEASON began
this morning and gunners from this
city, Philadelphia. New York and
Boston gathered on the Hayre Dis
Grace Hats to enjoy the sport. The
only kind of craft allowed on the
river for shooting arc sink boxes or
,i"busLwack" bouts, except at Carpen'
tors Point. Furnace Creek and 1ur-
key Point. where shooting from the
shore was largely INDUCED in.
! Shooting to-day, however, was rather
expensive sport, as sink boats brought
from SIS to 600 for two days use-
that is to-day ard Friday, rs the Law
ridoes not permit any shooting OF
/. Thursday. Tho ducks Killed to day
comprised rcd heads, black heads. mai
lards, fishermen, blue wings, coots
ocrowbilis and some few canvas backs
i. William Linthicum one OF tho oldes
g, gunners in Baltimore, in speaking o
: the ducks on the Hat this yrar, said
There were more ducks there nov
4 than have been known In the past tlv,
n ears"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-02

There is no sin of omissl on or com
mission more common than ingrati'
tude for services rendered. The bene-
factor of to-day is frequently stigma
tiled and denounced as I'm enemy to-
morrow for an imaginary ofense.
Such conduct is inexcusable. but 1t Is
common. particularly with the young
or members of family. Parents fire.
quently suffer from the ingratituue of
a thankless child. Too often there Is
q willingness. II not an absolute de-
sire. on the part of some, who are
blessed with fair share OF this world'i
goods, to send father aud mother, al
ter they have ceased to be useful, oyel
the hill to the poor house. -.
Many who condemn such ingratl
tude might do the same thing undei
similar circumstances, Persons Gun
not say positively what they will d,
until the temptation Is presented
Therefore the most important prayer
Is: Preserve us from temptation. 1t Ii
only after temptation. the passag
through the fiery crucibte, that tn
real gold is found. All should b
charitable towards tho faults OF other
and take a cursory glance OF their ow
careers. Let them look II some frlen
has not been sighted? II father, m o he
or wife has not been neg lected or in
properly cared for and unrewarded, 0
we are fully satisilei that even tl
best portion OF mankind rarely apprt
ciate the value OF services renderc
until deprived OF them.
Ifany doubt this let them make a
inventory OF their own acts and the
they can intelligently determine no
greatly they are indebted to frient
for services rendered and how incon
plete their happiness would he wit
out them. All should go TO work
make the hearts oil others glad, to r
lieve their wants, and do their part
escape from the class that led Il
phllauthropist to say: Mans inh
mainly to man makes countless thol
sands mourn"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-02
$1,000.

Nothing like it in the
city for the price. As
times are hard you ma,
not want to put much
money in a Heating
Stove. For cheapness
buy a Russia Iron
Stove. We have them
as low as 5000. "
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-02

Another widely known lady, Mrs. N /.
Blatt, of 7J Mulberry Street, Newark,
n. j., speaking In the same vein, says:
Il have boen suffering with pain in
the back and head. | tried doctors.
but found no RELIEF. was recommend
to try DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy. 1 now sleep soundly
anu have no pain, and am we'll. thanks
to DIR. Greenes Neryura blood and
nerve remedy"
II you are sufferer from disease II
is plainly your own faultif you do not
get cured. This wonderful medicine,
DR.. Greene's Norvura blood and nerve
remedy will certainly cure YOU 1t is
purely vegetable and harmless.
1t is constantly prescribed and
recommended b. doctors. 1t is the
discovery OF physician. DIR. Greene,
of So West l4th St, New York. the ia
nous and successful specialist In cur
ing all forms Of nervous and chronic
diseases. He con be consulted without
charge, personally or by letter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-02

Some five years ego William T.
Thomas q colored man, became In
fatuated with buxom widow living
near Mount Pleasant True love got
hold OF them and finally the late
Rev. T. r. Dreamer, then stationed at
Odessa. tied the knot which made
Elizabeth and Thomas one. About
four weeks ago they were living con
tentedly In this city at 22o adams
street. A young gentleman got mar.
ried in the neighborhood and Eliza
was engaged to wait on the table ai
the reception.
During the evening the bride re-
moved her rings, and when che went
to look for them her engagement rinp
had vanished. Eliza did the same
She took tho steamboat for tho CITY
of Brotherly Love, and TO Tie best o
the knowledge OF William she 10 there
at present and IL not trus to him.
The above story was told by Thomai
yesterday afternoon to number o
persons, among whom was kEpuBLI
GAIN reporter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-02

The twenty fifth anniversary OF the
ancient Order OF United Workmen
will he appropriately celebratel this
evening in the Auditorium. rne hail
ts expected to TO crowded, and those
who wish to be present should obtain
thor reserved seat tickets early. The
VIII be:
Opening ode. qrartette; prayer
IquaItette. My True Love- Smart
,duartette, Tho Moonlight Beam E,
IDuni2etta; address, ]. G., Tate, Rrant
master workman. iuiisdicttu II OF Ne
Ibraska; humorous selections from tn,
eotaio opera. said rasha," ihll=del
pAia 4Ga,tolte; humorous duet
'Gourtsnip," Miss Weber AMI Mr.
spiel: soprano colo. come Where TIN
Llndens Bloom" Miss McksOwn; hu
morous songs. George Spiel; lullaby
Philadelphia QuurteLre; bone fiction.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-02
Opening.

The West End Reading Room, cor
ner Fourteenth and DUPONT. was open
ed last evening. There was larg,
number OF people In attendance. Mr.
W. q. Il. Colquhoun made few re
marks about the loom. He wasfollow
cd by Miss Emma Lore, who sang {
solo. Mrs. Bowman and Miss Mile
sang q duet. William Connell recite,
1.-The Polar Boy" Mr.. Deary sang
solo. He was followed by Mr.
Mearns. who also sang solo. MIR. W
O. r.. Colquhoun reeited THE
Liberty Bell" Oswald Nutz sang
solo. when all were served with ic
cream and cake. The Board Of Dlrec
tors will hold meeting on wednes
day. the Sth inst. They have organ
lied a debating club, to which al
senior members can belong. The
meet every Thursday evening at hall
pact seven o'clock. They will have
new physical director, who is froI
Colum bia. Pa. There will also be lie,
lures given during the winter b
prominent men. M
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-02

The sewing class pupils OF the pub
lie schools was opened at noon yes
terday. There we're nearly ons thou
sand specimens of the chlldren's work |
iii the exhibition.
Among the exhibits that are notice
abls for their excellence are the hand
ksrchiafs made by the following nam.
ed pupils: stella Sheridan, Avsrerala
rossan, Daisy Chandler, Helen Speak
man. Made Maree, Bessie Bolton, of
school No. / May Hanson. school No.
4; Kate Dougherty, AnnA OFT. Alice h.
Lawrence. May Monaghan, Edith
Prtchett, Agnes Crumlish, Lena II.
Wilson and Elsie Hysore of the Girls
High school.
Tie display of aprons Is large and
fine; so line that 1t Is difficult to judge
which Is of tho greater merit. The
contributors To this exhibit are: Madge
poinsett, Minerva Brown, Nancy Reed.
Josie simpson. Zilla Speakman, Mamie
) toulk. Carrie C. Fierce, Helen Speak
man, OF school No, |; Grace Curlett.
Emma Hitler Adah Bennett Anna f.
Mahler, OF school No 4; Martha Bax.
ter, Mollle Willard, Lola Willard, of
, school No. 5; Anna b. Waterman. Anna
I V. Divenuey. Adds Lingo. Nellie
/ Doughrrty. Carrie II. Provost, Mary
4 .. Donnell ana Laura Banks, of the
+ Girls High school.
I In the pillow ease exhibit Is notice.
. ably gonu work by Helen Mognw
i Mattel L. Price, Margaret Foulk. Carrie
Hanco. Lizzie Mcdaniel and Hattie
Hammond
The flannel skirt exhibit included a
great deal of fine media work. AMI al
n SO OF lace knitting. The Work Ia very
b well done in every particular. and
Il won the commentator OF Mles Nc.
Q Laughlln. lac eontributorst this ex.
hibit are: Aida Asprll, Gensvisys
At Kelley. Maggie Bareford, Gertrude
IS Chandler. Margaret Foreaksr, Semi A.
Mari, Clara Handy, Carrie Golding. G.
A. Beck. Matte hlker, Maggie Nc
Emma Jack, Mary Kline nnd
>. Grace Hargus.
/ On table on the east side OF the
|. room arc three dolls sitting among th'
). foliage Of palms as In a bower. Thesi
dolls have been provided with com
plete wardrobes, all made by hand, b,
. Mary Reed and Clara Bingham o
If school No |, and May Thorp of tn
y Girls High School. These little folk
r. are noticeable and pleasant rsatur,
a OF the exhibit. They suggest the poe
sibility OF doll show by the girls G
the public schools.
,of Among other noticeable exhibits ar
20 bnhy's flannel sack made by Ma
~. Fighter OF the Girls High school;
handsome silk cushion m,tds in pate
work by sophia Lewis of school NJ
IL ind her classmates; handsom
u handkerchief CAGE in velvet by Nelli
. HeRcock.
III Meta j. Hllsly OF school No. 5 show
beautifully embroidered dolly. 1t
double hsmstitched aud Ia embroide
cd In white and yellow silk.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-02
wANAMAK EIt'S.
PHILADELPHIA. Thursday. Nov. .. 1898

Not a weak spot that we
know Of anywhere along the
Dress Goods line.
Whatever the season or
the style demands is here in
the fullest assortment inI
genuinely new goods, and IN
almost any color or combina,
ton that can be thought Of.
Easiest to measure values
by the medium-priced goods
the stuffs that every wo-
man knows the worth of.
AT 25c a yard.
Atwood Diagonal cheviot. So in,
black and mixtures.
At SOC a yard.
Az wool Cable Cord. SO in, 81
coiors.
At Bic q yard.
Atwood Serge, SO In. IS oolors.
At 374c a yard.
Atwood Dress Plalda IS In. Q;
styles.
At SOC q yard.
Atwood French whipcords, 80 In.
all the staple colors.
At SOC a yard.
Atwood Bordered Diagonal, 45in.
navy blue, green, black, garnet
brown.
At SOC a yard.
Atwood Hopsaeklng SO In brown
green. navy blue. garnet. blacl
olive.
At SOC a yard.
Diagonal Plalds, AZ In. styles.
At 75c a yard.
Atwood Fancy chevlot. AZ In, 2
colors.
At 81 a yard.
Silk-and-wool French Plaids.
in, 8 patterns.
Add half to any of thes
prices, double some of then
and you get to about til
: usual retail figures.
These are not old styles
!. patterns that you have +
fused, but fresh, clean, brigf
n goods fresh from the mani
$ facturers.
. JOHN WANAMAKER.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-02

The removal of the ten per cent. tax
from the notes issued by State Banks
will lead to a more Objectionable cur
rency than could have been provided
by the continuance OF the purchase o
silver as provided by the Sherman act.
Every advocate of a stable currency
should raise his voice against a scheme
that will prove snare and delusion,
We do not want q circulating medium
that will render necessary the keeping
of counterfeit dotector, and the pay
ing OF discount OF two or three pc
cent. or such sum as the broker may
demand.
This is pet scheme of certai
Democrats and tho Republicans Wi
have to unite with few Democrats
any can be found who desire reliabl
currency. to prevent such a calamity
as would thus 5e brought on the pee
pie. We hope and trust it may be d.
feated. Democratic policy seems
be az fruitful 81 evil rs was that OF oil
Pharoah. which brought upon EgyI
the swarm Of frogs and locusts whic
ate up the substance of the peopl
: Let all hope that we may soon be d
llvered from them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-02

not forever. The question of free
coinage will next be brought forward
but IL is not probable 10 will find great
favor with Congressmen, although
the representatives OF silver mining
States will labor hard to secure recog-
milton OF some kind that will add to
the value of that metal and there is
no predicting what the Democrats
may do. It Is probable that Congress
will dispose OF the Chinese act and
one or two other bills, after whlcl
there will be an adjournment unit
the regular session In December.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-02

), Ths bill repeating the Silver pur-
chase act passed by the Senate was
passed in the House OF Representa-.
bvos on Wednesday afternoon. by lga
yeas to "a maya. The bill immediately
after wards was cent to PresdeH,
Cleveland who promptly signed it
and 1t Is now the law OF the land. 1h'
purchase OF silver bullion will no W b,
discontinued, and thoee who though
that the purchase CT IN article at 5,
cents and then paying 1t out as dol
lar would bankrupt the Government
n short time may possess thel
uls in peace.
Nc are glad the controversy il over
that disturbing element of trad
s,een laid asIds Tor short time, |
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-02


A retailer of dry goods and notions
on being asked the other day II lie
were laying in large stock for the
holiday trade" replied; mo. we are
not buying, but we are trying TO sell
goods with only Indifferent success"
a similar course Is being pursued by
all dealers, and hence the slow sales
BY the iobbers and manufacturers, and
tho factories generally are running on
ehort time. This will be the case UNI
iii the tariff question is settled, and
the persons who imagined that the
repeal of the silver bill would prove a
grand panacea for industrial stngnn'
ton will find that they made great
mistake.
1t will not cause additional spindle'
to turn, will not lead to The empio,
ment OF many hands, and there vii
lssAet be any great Improvement In trad,
until such tlmo as the ittiers are pu
TO work aud enabled to secure none,
to buy food anil clothing. So long IA
the people are unemployed there eau
not be any great lmpro Sement in bust
ness, although the Golfers vi the bank
may be filled to repetition. and til
gold reserve may 10 raIssd to wv
hundred millions Of dollars.
When the duty has been fixed o
foreign goods the retailers will begi
to purchase freely and tho manuiu,
turers Will set their looms in MOTTO
To supply the demand, il reasonaU
profit can be secured. Wages wi
have to TO reduced 20 us to perm
this. and the operatives will have
submit or find employment in son
other occupation. Those who vote
for a change last November viii y,
realize II they have not already dol
so. that they jumped out OF the f.
ing pan into the lire"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-02

Against III health. debility and nervous
ness Is to promote digestion. activity OF
the liver unu regularity OF the bowels
with the Incompatible Alternative and
tonic, Hosieiier's Stomach BitterR q
medicine without a drawback. safe and
thorough. end having the highest pro
fessional sanction. II promotes an ado
act as solvents OF the food, and insures
its conversion into rich, nourishinf
blood, which never fails to honor th'
drafts for str, myth made upon ii by thu
rest of the system. As a laxative of thu
bow els II Is patnral and gentle in operR
ton. but at the same time effective. Is,
directing the bile into Its pro, or chnnne
IL removes the many and barri sing symp
toms OF liver complaint. Ia artburn
nausea, sick heaGaches, nervousness
rheumatism. malaria ard kidney troubl
are remedicd by II.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-02
RHEUMATISM cuRE.

We claim TO have positive care Tor this
painful and most common complaint;
land IN order to prove that our claim | )
genuine, we make the ABOVE offer. we
do not claim that this remedy wilt cure
where tie joints are drawn all out OF
shape, due to whist 10 ice ni3hliy known
as nheumRtuid Arthritis. but we have
thousands upoa thousands of tehtimon-
lials, from all sections OF the country, OF
the wonderful cures effected BY tn IL
remedy and now S yodr opportunity, IL
you arc suifrler from rheumatism to
test the greatest Rheumatism. Cure OF tho
eRe absolutely free. II IL entirely harm
less, and Dies NOT contain any OF the in
furious drugs usually uat d in tho treat
ment of this disease. Ina Tree distribu-
tIon VIII continue for Two we KS. Gus
agents Will also distribute Tree $50 copies
Of our medical publication The Family
noctoI.n title book that will prove OF
great value in every home.
l For sale M Whining on by =. G. Mckee,
yer. Maryland Ave. aid l.indon st.
,yeaseys Phai macy, 9Th aud Monroe st.
". u. Smith, +th ana harrison Sts. n. U.
Taylor Co., ss3 K. 4Ih sc. Mubsoa &
! Tarrctte. y. L. cor. nth anu Orange Sts
Beware of limitations. The above drug.
: Eists are the only authorized agents IN
Wilmington and are the only drueg stI
selling the genuine Aunson Remedies
NIunssnss Homeopathic Family aieli-
cine Co.. No. I23O Arch street.
Phiia-. Pa. oie-steot
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-02

Three boys were going out Ninth
street this morning, OH their way fol
mushrooms, ono had u bucket, and the
others grape baskets. BY some Inys
ferrous way, III winding himself around
hitelIIng post. tho boy fell into the
hEcaet, and he went III SO directly thai
10th head aud heels stuck straight VI
towards The heavens. lie called fol
Assistance. but the boys only stuGt
and laughed at him for some time be
fore they attempted to get him out
and when they tried, it took thei
united Efforts 10 release him. How ID
eeean.e fastened there Is past finding
out
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-02

TRENTON, Nov. 2.-Justice Leon Albeit
has decided that the assembly nomina
tions of tho Democratic city and county
conventions must be recognized and ths
names of the nominees placed on the on
cial ballots. This will cause two sets OF
Democratic candidates to run for the as
scmbly in three districts unless com.
promise is reached, and will insure the
election Of three Republicans to the as
sembly iu that event.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-02
For sick, nervous and neuralgi
headaches Use
The sure cure Bromo-Seltzer.


A horse belonging 10 an unknown
man became irightene on Iourlh
street hiil last evening by an electric
car and the occupants, a man aud wo.
Iuan. narrowly o. aaed being seriously
l!njursd The hutss fail down the hill
aud at Iatuall street upset tho vehteie.
Tnen 1t was tho occupants had sucn a
marrow escape. lie wagon was
patched up and the couple proceeded
on lhelr way.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-02

Mise Bertha Wilson and Mr.. Willard
A. Fleming were married last night In
Grace Nj. Il. Church by Rev. j. Y.
Dobbins. j. d. Niles Lillian Frantz
was maid of honor and Geo. Williams
best man. The bridesmaids were
Misses Elsie Chandler, A Fleming and
Niles Primrose. The uBhers were DR.,
Hors CO Belts and W. G. Murgatroyd.
After the ceremony reception was
held at the home of the brides father
405 West Seventh street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-02

JoHNsTowE, Pa, Nov. 2.-The johnson
Iron company, which has been running
all summer on about half time, last night
resumed operations on double turn. The
company employs from 500 to 1000 men.
The resumption practieallymeans revival
of business in this section of the country.
When running full turn the Cambria com
pany employs from 900 to 5000 men.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-02

The entertainment that wac to have
been given in the Olivet Presbyterian
Church, on Thursday, Nov. .. by Mr..
Morrison's Sunday school class. called
the 'Quixotio Quakers," has been
transferred to the New Century Club
Drawing Room same evening. This
Entertainment promises to be q rare
treat to all who attend, as quite an in
teresting program has been prepared.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-02

TRENTON, Nov. 2.-Hermann Schlegel,
20 years old, killed himself with carbolic
acid because his sweetheart had Tilted
him. He entered a saloon and asked per-
mission to lie down awhile. In ten min
utss he was dead, having swallowed the
poison before he came into the saloon.
He was a bartender of good habits.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-02

Gas which had collected In the chin
ney OF the house of A. Flenming, a
No. 222 Maryland avenue exploded
with loud report Monday night. Tn
explosion tore several bricks from Tn
chimney, and the report could b
heard for squares around.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-02

Yesterday afternoon pity and fur
were combined on King street. over
man with few fish wandering through
Inc market. lhe nsh must have
Bmeliel rather etrong, for Lis head be
came dizzy anu his was locked up u
the city hail for drunkenness. He W.
lined !3 and costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-02

Rio JASIERo, Nov. 2.-The warship Re
publica rammed the transport Rio de Jan
GIRO, which was conveying 100 troops to
Santos, and 500 Of the troops were drowned.
Admiral Mello confirms the truth Of this
report. He denies that he has any direct
intention of restoring the empire. He
wishes to be recognized as belligerent by
the foreign powers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-02

The Eighth street market is putting
on new coat. W ofkmen are pail. ting
tho whole interior aud itaiready shows
tho matks OF Improvement. Wien
finished IL Will be very much lighter
aud have far better facilities for doing
business as before 1t was almost like
a prison. The Improvement 10 much
commented upon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-02

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3. Is0a.


We would request persons wh'
want the REPUBLICAN served at thei
residences and can't got It regula
from the many carriers. TO leave thel
names and tho number OF their resi-
dences at our Office aud we will try t.
supply them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-02

Charles Carr, of No. 209 jeffrey
street Chester Pa, who shot himself
on the 18th of October in q tit OF anR sr,
after smoking cigarettes, died yester-
dIy morning about = o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-02

DR.. Simms' Pain Searcher imme
diateiy relieves and cures cramps
pains. cholera cramps, headache, neu'
raigiil. etc. Quick, though eliectual,
50 cents sold by tlrst.clas dealers
Depot SOC King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-02

The Coroners Jury in tho case Of
Frank NJ. HofTersett. held in Chester
on Tuesday. ended its inquiry. The
jury were unable to discover the cause
of death.