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i LAUREL. Nd. handsome Queen Ann cottage,
with III rooms and bath: the house is handsomely
p1percd and has It .tionary Chandeliers in every
room and Is surrounded by acres Of nicely laid out
$1,000 Apply CHAs- B. BERRY. 9O6 r. Calvert
Baito. Md.
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WI SAIE-B1
DEEBLE, DAVIS & CO. .


1919 ST.
fgt-class houses on lst and sts-. squares from
ID Capitol. sIna cash payment required and bal
sre may be paid on easy terms
list 50. O., D rooms and bath. cabinet mantels,
x-led plate glass hardwood di essing in front
4 room best sanitary plumbing; LIST story brown
sDe and brown-stons steps and trimmings Pre-
500. sos and 80 LIST ST . e are Of same general
scription Is SOC above. but ground pan Of each
these houses IS different; terms easy. Price.
! ola and sic 1T ST. Sc. 9 rooms each g on a
orr. bath. concrete cellar square hall, heated by
mace; same style of finish; plumbing the
t1ss St se.. az n. E. cor Hickman st.. rooms
! 4 bath. finely finished. each room has southern
po-ure. very desirable A. home. go
o lots Of al OF the above mentioned houses to
ST. alley. and the houses face Garfield Park.
nng them beautifully situated IS homes or invest
rs.
L ST. Sc. cor LIST ST. rooms and bath g
a dOOr). square hall. hardwood finish.
st sanitary plum hing coucrsted cellar heated by
n,ce, range in kitchen. nicely pepered brown
ne baseInent. trimmings and steps: electric bells.
-d-vood oeveed plate zlass nantes and dress
tsuperiOr house for the price asked only S6 600
L st. Sc. 8 rooms. finely finished. best plumb
and 100 ST. Sc. rooms and bath earh. the
feai Jlrps Of these houses similar to I2 LIT
described above. Zach 81, $50
o-6s
r stLE-15TH ST. " e. NEAR G.; PAVING
God interest. low ngureS little cash required.
SwORMSTEDT BRADLEY.
t03 OF T St n.
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WORLDS FAIR.

THE WORLDS FAIR VISITORS ALLIANCE
L saves its members ten cent everything
entire cost, 81. Apply SO1 9th ST. n. AGENTS
wanted on salary or commission. apl5-3m
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E'OR SALE-3io RES ELEVATED GROUND
tove- ID DOC, 900 feet $40 15-arre lots) east Of
Beltsvflle WASHINGTON branch b and o. Il. r view
Of MaShin2ton rood 10-room house; 5i2. OOO. MAX
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THEY ARE GOOD STUDENTS.

The List OF Promotions OF Pupils In the
High Schools.
The promotions in the Central and Eastern
High Schools Of pupils from the second to the
third year and from the first to the second, as
well as the names Of those conditional, ere -
follows:
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DOR SAIE-A NEW DESIRABLE COTTAGE IN
Falls Church. Va. rooms. large attic pantry.
Closets and cellar; fne cabinet au.es; pure cool
wafer at the door: the most convenient, attractive
and we'll built house in the county; no. > minutes
walk to the sta ion, post of"s and stcr-s lot OxlO
Inquire o: the OWNER. 32S Mass ave. ne. WASH.
ingfGn- arti-s u In
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HOUSE LOTS-S15 EACH-s5 CASH. IS
"A monthly Leicester's addition 70 Snringf.ld and
Boge. ar the junction to Southern Maryland.
lions the coming rsiN sy. industrial and trade CEN
ter between Washington and Baltimore 16 miles, rs
minutes. froEl the Grand Central DEPOT 9TH ST. and
Pcnnsylvania ave- Apply at Room IS. $40 and 912
6 st. NV lake elevator je2l-2y
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WANTED-TO RENT HOUSE AT TAKOMh
w Park city p. and o. re-manen: ten
ant; rent moderate. Address TAKOMA, star Of
fce ieon
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1'OR SALE-AT FOREST GLEN. ND. CHOICE
Il lots terms 20 minutes ride from city
Me.ropOit an branch j. md y. Apply at ofi,s Of j.
X. HERTFOSD 1919 q st. ye20-2w
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-09

Fact Elliott says tho people of Will
mingLon are blest to have such pre-.
OF the grippe within such
easy reach as the waters from the
Mineral Spring on Mrs. Wier's place
at Sheilpot hill. Experts have found
no mineral water like II, as 1t passes
through the System every six hours
ami carries OFF all impurities. You
need no medicine, as the water
clcnnses the liver and gives new vigor
to the system. Ito has twenty pa.
tients using the water Tor venal
Trouble of long standing and
IL has done more for them
than all the medicine they have
taken. All that are suffering with kid.
ney trouble he will insure this mineral
water will cure He says OF a had,
diillcuit case he had In this city, II 1t
had not been for the Mineral Spring
Water he would have lost the patient.
Now. as 1t Is, his patient is on ths
road TO health ard will soon he turned
of the sick list, sound and ali rlgnt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-09

December :. 1893. FL
wool Peterson aEul IS years
Relatives and tllcnds. alsb the mem
hgr- oil the Uuitud Labor ~ Lodge. No
q. %, and q. L.. -. OF q. +. Lodge are iuNl
trl to at enl the funeral from hl4 late
t"rnnuu at u'cluG.S. Services ut Stmp-
son NJ l.. Church.
STIii.i.-on the 9th Instant. Angelina.
wife OF tnu ntn William t.. steele
ltnluttv'S lHd triCHds are iIvtrd to at
tend the funeral s"lvir" al hcg tate res
.dpnca. III l.ist SiXtu street, on SGulay,
lluth ia-tlut, ~ " Oclh'N. lntarmcnt at
Wilmington AMI Bran iywlnr Cemetery.
iSrlW ART-IntIiis CITY. on December :.
M.,rv Z. stewart, Ia her sd yrNr.
IlrmIIYcS and tIieuds Grr invited TO al
trul the funeral trum iuU residence ui
her husband, luhu stewart. 80. ZIG West
frunt street Leave the house NJ y. NJ,
sunday beceunbyr M, ISL, Funeral r.
NtvO- ~ 2.3l u. ~, nj Union VI f. tuurr.l.
luIrtiLent At Wilmington anu Binndt
wtur cemetery.
.,-'lfw NRG-lh ,his city- ON December
- b, 1885. J I'm stewart. ia hi- N'th year.
Relatives mad friends are invite TO II.
teEtl ;he funeral. from his late rrlarnrr
NJ. 90 Ne- Front Hrrrt. i.onv" the
h" IA At , y. m" Sunday. perriuh"r ~
y tpi ltpicrll service a. 30 y. IN. ~
Union VI. q. Church Inter lcnt ut VI IL
miurron n lIru,lywiHc Cemetery.
ions Ia III city, on Pee, 1Ih, Silstn
( Jones.
E..at.t.a nirl rrleu.l4,ue invited to III
,cui tEetuuerl from ~ lat" t"sidcpea
SO ~ RHHiu street. II Sunday 'HFrJ'
|iuy. the !ntii Instant at 10 . clpcn ScI
/ iti.s 1t A. L, NJ y. Church Frrarh ahoNt
T. gnth street. htrrncni AZ 81. Peter.
i. unatrIN. At rrsi.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-09

pleasant surnrlse party wac en-
loved on the 18th of Novelnbe 1895 at
The residence of Eiwood II. Mousley
Tor his father. George n. Mousley, to
iemind him that liza had past his list
There were preaent his tive
namely lr. tie ry .lalley
and vito. Mi.Georgc liorn6y and vile,
Mr. I.lwood II. Mouslay and wife, Airs.
Clara Magargal and Mr.. benjamin {.
Hullett and wife, MIR. AIel Human and
wife, aud twenty grand children and
great grand. children.
They all had quite an enjoyable time
and sat down To u bonntliul dinner, at
which they all enjoyed themselves. In
the evening they repaied to their re-
spsrtve homes, quite we'll pleased
with their good time.
OSE rHNr WAS PEEsEST.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-09
FOURTH EDITION


The Superior Court last evening sat
until IL o'clock. Attorneys Davis and
Lyman for the defence and Attorneys
Cooper and Sanhorn argued the points
OF law which were submitted In the
testimony Of the Topkiss case during
the day.
Andrew Il, Sanborne began hls nrgu-
ment Tor The plaintiff in the case OF
Freeman and Wise vs. Joseph ii. Top
kiss alter the Opening Of Superior
Court this morning. The Argument
WIS brief one, MIR. Davis BEGAN his
argument Tor tho defence at 1880 and
closed at IL ~ o'clock.
Tho case OF Arthur b. Wilson vs. The
Harlan and HUllingsworth Company,
which a special jury was to try on
Monday. was reported settled W at
torneys Sanhorne and Bird ior the de
fendaEts. Mr. Wilson wns machine
apprentice and was Injured there. He
claimed s400 damages.
4 At 1905 O'Clock MIR. Cooper con.
Guided his argument and the jury
discharged until Monday morning al
no o'clock.
The application for licensefby Mrs
'Creeuen OF HockessIn was called ant
laid over until this afternoon.
benjamin Nields made an argumen
on will in the cases OF John IL. Bee
Der. receiver for the Lycoming COuatS
Fire Insurance Company VI. the New
Castle County policy holders. j. AleN
ander Fulton represents the plaintiffs
NleldS asked leave to lille plcn to thu
disability OF the plaintiff.
Tho allegation was made that nearly
} four years had elapsed between the
timO OF tho insolvency OF the com
pany and the time OF bringing tn
suit. At the time tie snIt WAS brough
there was no Lyconing County Fir
Insurance Company in existence
On October &, 1886 the concern wen
into The hands of receiver. and TIL
suit not being brought until June
1856. At o'cluck court adjourned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-09

Chesterfield G. simmons OF Jersey
city had to return to his home tO.lay,
drassel IN tho Uniform Of the Pull
man Palace Car Company. lilo ar.
rived here last evening in charge OF
tho Madeline" which was going to
the works here 10 he ovCrhuu led.
WLile waiting in tho yard he went
neluep IN the sleeper aud was aroused
by another porter ana informed that
h6 had been robbpj. lie lost his coat.
some money and tho KEYS OF tho car
aud OF his own homo. The inan who
saw the thief recovered summons
trousers.
Tho thci was whlts man of mid
die nge anil OF stout statue simmons
when seen by reporter said II was
TIM first titne anything like IL ever oc'
cured to him,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-09

The following deaths were recorded
at Registrar Colquhoun's Office yes
terdny:
Stewart-0n December Z, at No. 6la
West Front street, Mary L. Stewart.
aged So years. O,
Atkinson ON December Z, at No. s,
Townsend street. Martha A. Atkinson,
aged years T.
Bienn--On December Z, at Home for
Aged Women. Sarah Bienn. aged 81
years I.
Steele-On December 6. at No. H3
East Sixth street, Angelina Steele. aged
60 years. I.
Carthorn--On December >, at Della.
ware Hospital. Walter Carthron. age
unknown. b.
Furh--On December s. ut No. 1905
West Fourth street, Edwin Ford. aged
3 days. o.
Munlon On December s. at No. 7O3
East sixth street, Anna Manlon. aged
IA years. Q.
Fountain DecemLer s. at No II
Beatty place. James A. Fountain, aged
is years. b.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-09

Secretary Joseph j. puEon, Of the
Delaware State FIremcn's association,
is confined to his home by an attac k
of the grip.
Driver John Mcguire, OF the Fam g
Hose Company, Is i'll with the grip.
Municipal Court Crler Ideal is still
confined TO his home.
Mr.. Robert Scott who is down with
the grip. is better this morning. al.
though confined to hls lei.
Mr.. William NJ kennard is getting
better and it IS hoped Will be able to
go to his store by Monday,
Mr.. Alfred ID. Peoples was Mt his
store yesterday, looking as II nothing
of poison.
Elk Judge John NJ. Broomal is serl
ously sick with pneumonia.
A. B. Gillespie IL suffering from In
namatiOn OF the bowels.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-09
PIRATICAL BROTHERS,
Sentenced to Death for Mutiay
and Murder.
THEIR VICTIMS NUMBERED EIGHT.

Finally Brought to Justice Through tho
Confession of a Cook Whom They Had
Pressed Into Their Service APP
peal for a New Trial.
BREsT, Dec. 9.--Alexander and Joseph
RoEique, the two brothers who have been
on trial here before naval court martial,
charged with murder, mutiny and piracy
In the South Pacific ocean, were yesterday
condemned to death.
The court was cleared before sentence
was pronounced. On quitting the court
the brothers burst into tears and EN-
braced each other affectionately. The
elder brother appeared more unnerved
than the younger. The latter exhorted
him to have courage, saying: God will
judge the men who Judge us" On arriv-
! ing at the prison both men signed appeals
| against their sentence.
The French schooner Ninroahiti, in De-
cember, 1891, left Tahiti for cruise
among the South Sea islands. The boat
was commanded by native skipper
named Tara, and the va.sse of her cargo
, was about 10000 francs. Joseph Rorique
was the first mate the supcreargo was an
Englshman named Gibson, and on board
of the schooner, in addition to those men
toned, were six South Sea islanders as
sailors and the half caste cook Mirey
Roriques brother, Alexander, shipped or
board the schooner during the voyag,
among the islands, and soon after the two
| brothers planned to mutiny, murder the
crew and seize the schooner
Eventually the mutineers shot ant
killed the captain and the supcrcargo
Two native sailors were poisoned BY
Mirey, the cook, who did the brothers
bidding TO save his own life, and the othe
four sailors, TO escape like fate, Jumped
overheard and were drowned.
The two piratical brothers then painted
out the original name of the schooner ant
substituted the name of lie Roi." Tn
two brothers then pressed Il number o
natives into their service, and compelled
them to work the ship among the islands
The voyage was successful, the schooner
cargo was completed and she eventuall
arrived ut Bonnpi, otherwise known rs III
Island of Ascension. At this place TIL
cook confessed to the local authorities
aud the mutneers were taken to Brcst 70
trial
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-09
Dots.
Dots.
Go to Weyls. $40 East Fourth street
I'm. n tha Sunday paDers


Go to weyl's. $40 East Fourth street |
for all the Sunday papers.
Benjamin Comegys is suffering from
severe cold which has prostrated
him.
Good cut hay In bales at S. r. Bar
eer's. corner Of Front and Shlpley
streets.
Who is Martha? Ask W. 8. Moore
northwest corner Delaware avenue
and West street.
Ladies' and gentlemen stop at No.
S35 Market street and hear Edison's
talking machine.
Madam WILDER, celebrated card
reader, 4O2 L. Seventh street. Price,
% cents.
The First National Bank stockhold-
ers will elect directors on Tuesday,
january 9th.
Miss Elsie Russell has been confined
to her home the past week with an al.
tack OF the la grippe.
Charles Miller OF tho Liberty Fire
Company OF Reading ana James Han.
gen OF the same place arc In this city.
/ Miss Nellie Neusslen OF West Ninth
street Is entertaining Miss May Jor-
dun OF New Castle.
/ Miss Henrietta Moore will lecture in
the First Presbyterian Church Tues
day evening, under the auspices oil the
W. G. Il. U.
! Girls Friendly OF ST. Andrews Epis
copal held book reception last even
Ing. Bishop Coleman and Rev. Chas.
Il. Murray addressed the large audi
ence.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-09

ElKroN, Mp, Dec. ST. Marshall
llaiues. tho republican candidate for
State senator ut the late election OF
trc.l county has served notice to con
test upon Charles c >'rOthers.
Ibis notice was served on Decem
Der i, tEat being tho last day of the
thirty days required hy law, and is
sad 20 be given to stYU the point
should the recount on the sheriff show
sulllcient irregularities to justify q
contest.
Elizabeth Brown. colored, of the Sth
district OF Cecil. recently celebrated
her oue-hundreth birthday,
Mrs Elanor j. Stnrrntt. wife OF 10.
seph Sturrett OF tho Ssh clnntion dis.
trlct. was found dead in bel on Mon
day morning. Shs was apparently IN
her usual helth when retiring for Tho
night she was About 10 years OF age
Professor SHAW. Of Lincoln lDlYer
atty. iIns accepted the pastoral call ex
tended to hiiu by tie congregation ol
the West Nottingham Presbyterian
Church. He Will cnter upon hi:
charge about Jaauaty | next, His
SALARY will DO Sl,0u0 II year, with par
sOnu;e.
lhe children OF Robert ReRuv. o
North East, who were bitten by Il mac
dog Two weeks ago, arrived nom
from the Pasiour Institute. New York
yesteriay, where they had Deen tikal
for Treatment. lhey arc In cXGellen
health. ana tina doctors say that Their
is not the slightost danger OF any bd
results from the dog bites.
The forge of tha Mccullough Iro
Works. at Northeast, has closed dow
on account OF luck oil scrap Iron, an
viii probably remain closed until nj
ter tho holidays. luis Goses tho eu
tire plHnt.
The i,ecHmher term Of Circuit Com
for cecil County VIII begin in Etkto
on Monday next.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-09

The annual election of officers OF the
Delaware Camera club wa- held thurs
day evening These are tho officers
John NJ. RogGrs, president; Miss Ia
chel s. Rowland and George A. Elliot,
vice presidents; Caleb NJ Steward
treasurer; Willard c. Jackson, record
Ing secretary; Miss Eleanor q. Nation
corresponding secretary; Johu NJ
Mendinhull Albert &. Crlggs. Richard
r. PIN executive commit tee; john NJ
Mendinha'l Miss NJ. S HILLS, Miss Il,
s. Rowland. }. A. Comfy. George A
Elliott, Willard G. Jackson, George X.
Thorn pson, membership committees
Willard c. jackson, Albert c. GrigEs
Miss Il. S. Rowland, Mrs. Charles G
Rumrord and EiGhud +. PIN enter
talnment committee. Miss sue Fat
terson ana william T. lthOuls wee
admitted to membership.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-09
FIFTH EDITION.



In tho Municipal Court this morn
Ing before Judge Ball Michael Mo
Donnell. James Maloney and Andrew
Mackey were fined az and costs for
drunkenness. James King for the
same offence WAS fined 81 and COSTS.
John Lally and John Harklns were
ineu % and costs for dlsorderly con-
duct
John Icary was held In $500 bail for
nearing on Monday morning for
etabblnR William Carroll last night.
While the officer was locking I.eary
up, Patrick Connell struck Leary two
or three times In the face. He was
lined So and costs for so doing.
Clarence liuntley and James Elem.
Ing were held in 1900 bail each for their
appearance ut the upper court. for
breaking into the store OF Goldstein
on King street.
TO BREAK UP THE BUSINESS.
The case against Theodore Carlln
for the larceny of two saws and d
Ratchet from William Faulkner. was
until this evening William
Church, second hard dealer ref used
to give the articles to an officer when
requested, Judge BAL will break such
business up rs 1t leads to encouraging
robbery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-09
- . -
Itt,ts.

Miss Flora Bradley, of T.sipsic. Del.
Is visiting her cousin, Miss Virginia
+. Lewis, IN this rtty,
Bad Collins, a notorious horse thief,
was captured at Mul1np and brought
to ipil at West he7ter, Pa, on Friday.
Morgan IuItun. Il tiu3mith, residing
at flaInii1!d, Nj. was left {, legacy Of
40 600 BY Ills aunt. Mrs. I.ilen Craig
The election for seven directors Of
the National Bank OF delaware Will
take place on Tuesday, january 9th.
Miss Kntie Sweeney who ms boon
spending several months in Mas5achu.
setts hns returned home.
Niles LILLIAN ARMSTRONG who has
beon visiting relatives and friend IN
tdis city has returded to her hUmS al
CoociI's Bridge.
The fair that has boon in progress
fer 'he hast weak IN the Mon 4. NJ.
/. Church. Iwalfth ard french streets,
will continue another week. Rev. VIM.
II. Guy, pastor.
East Lake Presbyterian Church. cor.
ner SOth and Madison. The Rev. j.
Edgar Franklin pastor. Preaching at
, 1880 a. IN. and $50 D. NJ. Christian
Endeavor pruysr meeting at u 80 p. IN
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-09

The Managers OF tho Hnmeo.
p6thlc hospital met in annual SESSION
last evening. These officers wsre
elected;
Mrs. Elizabeth W. Mondinhall.
president; Mrs. Emma hitnEer,
ice-president; Mrs. Etniua l.. WAidin.
treasurer; Mrs. Sarah :. SMITH CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. Frances l..
Garrett, recording secretary. Physl.
clans: A. NegenIank. III ~, chief OF
medical department.; } liurmar ltile,
Nj. D.. chiel of surgical ,lspartmcnt;
l.. K!ttinger, NJ. H., chief OF mater.
nifty departments; NJ. Film NJ To-,
chief OF gynaeCD!iual department;
Horace Belts -. ID. =. chief nf dental
department; consulting surgeon, pr.
W. b. Nahlennrp OF Phila'lelphi0; con
Bulting gyLaeCOIogist, III. Is. /. liettt
Of PAiiadelpAiu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-09
GOV. BINGHAM.
asNtIsAT,. WAs-s1s.s Of
FEsNaNT,
Three Tim3s He Was His Parly'S
Standard Bearer.
Wonderful Energy of the Popu-
lar Leader.
He Has Used Paine's Celery
Compound 10 Years.
1t Has Been Source of Great
Strength to Him.

Hon. William II. II. Bingham, OF
Stowe, has been three times tue demo.
cratic candidate for governor OF Yer
mont.
He has twice been the democratic
candidate for congress from his dis.
trlct.
He has held the office OF president
OF TIE Vermont mutual fire insurance
company for seven years; he hne been
a director OF the national life insur
anGe company for 20 ears; Oae OF the
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-09

Mr.. md Mrs Joseph Davidson gave
a full dress reception to IA lew OF their
friends at their residence SIG Harrison
street, on Thursday evening. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
George II. Mccall, Mr.. and Mrs De-
Haven Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
I.nlley, Mr.. and Mrs. Wm, b. Cler I,
Mir. and Mrs. A, G McCausland, Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Mitchell Mr. and
Mis-. MerriGk Horn, Mr.. ana Mrs. s. J.
White, Mr. and NTrs William Lnwton.
Music was furnished by Robinson 4
orchestra. Refreshments were served
at midnight and the YlltEts Don after
departed for their respective homes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-09
. -~
Ii i.sitir

Policy toulways raise the standard of
our goods whouavr. Uu~slbte, and at
VIE same timo hrep pr,ros Hs low aud
often lower than usually asked Tor the
same quality, al mauy other stores.
OF course yuu are the Judges but va
helirve An examination OF our Shoes
Will soon convince You that we have
money saving prlCos. lR IL Shoes fGr
tho boys nud girls this week. Let us
show you uine new styles for vury
little money, sp!nndid wearing
waterproof snOe fer men at &l.5O. IOa
should SEQ ihcm. Forrmans 10 T. 4tI
street, between Maitkrt and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-09

CHICAGO Dec, s.-The first four jurors
were s715..alp in yesterday at the trial OF
Assassin Preudergasi. The prisoner start.
led the spectators during tine proceedings
by violently obiecting TO being called
Prcndergast by the states attorney. II
want you to call me Mr., Prendergast," he
said, and the attorney thereafter did as
requested.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-09

Colonel j. l.. French WIN. Ward.
WIN ilumes. j. Siiler and u. Barry OF
the cnedmfment OF The Union Veteran
Legion are iEdaposad with an attack
ri the Grip their comrades will
stand l1Y them to the last. | lesa old
oLelams stood the blunt Of battle, but
Tho plague of 1885 seems to have a
deep grip upon them We trust that
HEY will soon recover.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-09

Con- MIRA, Pa. Dee, Christian Harry,
AZ years old, residing at Moutyille, two
miles from here, attempted suicide last
evening by cutting his throat with a
razor. lie will die. He leaves widow
and eight small children. Harry father
hung himself fourteen years ago. An
uncle cut his throat leu yersago aud his
mother was found dead in a garnet eighU
~. -.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-09

LONDON, Dec s.--rhe coronrr's jury in
the case of Professor Tynhnll, who died
suddenly on Monday last. returned n YER
dict that the deceased came TO his death
from he effects Of an overdose Of chloral,
taken by mistake. The verdict adds that
the drug was given to Professor 1yndall
by Mrs Tyndall, who mistook it for sui
phate of magncsia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-09

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