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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-27

pr. GIL delivered his lecture on
proverbs" in the basement OF West
Preebyterlan Church, last evening.
After abiding to tho various books
and their several divisions, no referred
to Proverbs as chart for the govern
ment OF men AMI women, as being
iull OF practical hints for every day
He He styled the last chapter look.
ingglass for ladies. and said all should
commit 1t to memory lay its truths
away In their hearts, and shape their
conduct by them.
He also thought that gentlemen
could do the same with profit. Doctor
Gill also dwelt at some length on the
authorship OF the different books and
remarked that the Psalms were not all
written by David. nor Proverbs BY
solomon. but by different priests and
prophets.
He supposed that these books were
Written from 1000 to 1900 years before
Christ. or about 5000 years ago. He
closed with exhortlng all to search tho
scriptures and make them the guide
OF their lives, as thereby they would
secure happiness In this world and
also In that one which Is to come.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-27

As soon ass court opened In Dovar
yesterday morning, Deputy Attorney
General Giles commonced ar,ftmcIit
Warren, indiofsa fpr the murder 81
hls brothey.in-law, James L. Greenlee.
He was followed by II. r. Kenney
for the defense, and tho closing argu-
ment was made by James Pennewlll,
who submitted certain points to the
Court on which he asked the Jury
should DO chanred.
As soon as court convened at 8
o'clock In tho afternoon, the jury were
again brought Ia, looking weary and
ALMOST WORKOUT with their three days
cohrnement' The court room was
crowded. standing room being at
premium.
When the names OF the Jurors had
Deen called by the clerk, Attorney.
General Nicholson commenced the
closing argument for the State, He
nrst addressed the Court for about
hve minutes. during which he said he
had no answer To make to the prayers
submitted by tho defence, as he was
satisfied the Court would Instruct
them fully In that respect. MIR. Mich.
olson then opened his argument to the
lary, and commented severely on
warmers demeanor since the trial
commenced, He said that notwith-
Standing the serious nature OF the
charge, the prisoner sat In tho dock
smiling and chatting with those
around him.
Mr;. Nicholson then dwelt on the
gravity OF the case. and said that while
the book OF holy writ demanded that
whosoeyer eheddeth mans blood Inv
man shall his blood be she'd" he would
not ask the jury for a verdict OF muir.
DER In the first degree, which would
cause the prisoners neck to be broken
on the gallows. He would, however
ask that the majesty OF the law be vim.
ulcaleu by verdict that would lock-
the accused In jail as an unfit man
% be at large among his fellow men. |
Mr., Nicholson reviewed the evidence |
IN detail and closed his powerful arRu.
ment; which was certainly one OF the
pest he ever presented to q Jury. at |
i.3o o'clock. During the time he was
'peaking perfect silence prevailed and
the bench, bar, jury and spectators
seemed entranced with his eloquenco.
When he closed, the Jury were
charged by snief Justice Lore In an
lbie and Impartial manner, and n tired
'hortly before 9 O'Clock. 1t was motto.
"a that In delivering the charge, the
Jhior Justice confined himself exclu.
'ively to the law relating to homicide,
u which he fully explained the differ.
mt degrees. The jury were still out i
u ten o'clock last night, and the gem
raj opinion Is that there will either be
verdict OF manslaughter or dis.
lgreement.
Mrs. Warren with her oldest son
md also Mrs. Greenlee with u part OF
Ter family were In the court room
Turing the entire day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-27

.n.sp OPERA nous..

81
MEN and Women favorite four.
act drama, will be presented at the
GRAND Opera House this evening by q
Charles frohman Company. The same
cast. substantially, will present it as
presented 1t hero last, and Includes
Frank Burbeck, Frank II. Mills, Fred.
q. Ross, Lillia Vane. Nanette Com.
stock, Lillian Lawrence. Maude White
and other artists of reputation. The
story of the play Is Charming
one ns well as touching. and is well
told by this company. The scenic ef.
fects will be much the same as before.
As Mi. Frohman and his companies
are general favorites the engagement
can not help but be success.
The Midnight Alarm" very inter-
estirg play, will again be presented.a
tho Grand Opera House to, morrow
evening by q strong company, with
wonderful mechanical effects. The
scenes that are worthy Of mention are
Those OIL the fast express, going across
draw bridge, after an attempt to
wreck 1t had failed and the one show.
Ing the interior OF tho engine room
and the receipt OF an alarm of fire,
changing to the exterior OF the house
and showing the smoking steamer
dasliing-to the fire.
The great piece. Tho Crust OF So.
clety," will be presented at tho Grand
Opera House next Monday evening,
by a strong cast. Every praise has
Deen sung about this piece and hits
have been made In every city visited,
It Is fresh and new and there Is moth
Ing like 1t on the American stage. II
was approved by society from the
start. IL is sure to make hit here.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Said Pasha." an opera OF much ORA.
matte worth, was presented at the
Academy OF Music by the Baker Opera
Company, last evening. before large
and well'pleased audience. The com
pany Is strong one, unl we'll deserves
the success it is meeting with. The
opera last evening was we'll staged
and sung.
Tho dancing OF tho NIacComber sis
ters WIS feature OF the evening.
Messrs. Wolfe and Wooley, the come.
dians, were the best that have been
seen III opera in this city for many
days. dorothy" AN opera of good
standing, will 10 presented this even.
Ing. The Bohemian Girl and "Er-
mimic" are the selections for tu-mor-
row and Saturday evenings. Fra
iliavo!o" will be presented on Satur-
day afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-27

Menthers in good standing Mtrch,
}. 1875. ....-t.....,........... 3lO o3j
Net gan for tho past twelve
Net gain for February ............. aGS,
PA d oul IN beneficiary funis
Tor Fcltru ry, 1895 ...,....,.S Col, I8 CO
Total pau out IN the bench
clnfy iund. d shurscd by
the order from otganiza-
tioh to Mhicl |. 1893 ....... A.. Cos. 1aS a3
The finance committee OF tho Grand
Lodge, A. o. U. W., OF Delaware, met
last evening at the Grand RECORDERS
oillco, No. 4 Lore Building, approved
the accounts OF the Grand RECEIVER
and called ono assessment for tho
month OF May on one death.
TITS makes three deaths In Delaware
In i've months. The order is in a flour
ishlng condition, and an increase OF
membership Is reported from all tho
lodges through the State, and wish in.
duiries from locations where there is
ITO lodge, about joining the order. An
earnest appeal is made for every mem.
mer to attend llis lodge, to help along
with the good work holore tho neot,
ing OF the supreme Lodge.
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JANVIER.-In this city, on April a5th,
iS.i1 David s. .Janvler. aged 81 years,
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from tile
residence OF III mother No. ls4 Sixth
avenue. on Flilny. the 18th inst. at Z. 81
D. M. lnterlnent ut Mt. Salem.
lIuRST.-In this city. on the eth inst.
Leah J. Hurst, aged IS years.
IL latives and friends are rcspeutfully
invited to attend the funeral IL ON The
r.sidenci of her son-,n-law, james IL
Hin, No. East Third street. on Thurs.
ia tho s5ti Inst, at 3 p. M. lntcrment
ut kivoryiew Cemetery.
sh,ilsbury papers please copy.
PARK Elton April 90. lsJa Charles
Parker. In his SD year.
u tiativcs and friends arc invited to
attend thn funeral service ut his
late residence. No. COL Harrison street,
on Thursday. nj 30 a. IN. lnterment ut
zion, ttcil County, Md.
a, Hucks County, Pa. and Cecil County,
Mu, pnprrs please copy.
April 25, 1898, Maggie.
daughter OF Patrick and Maygie Conner
aged years and & months.
helattve, aud friends are invited to at
TEND her funeral, from the residence OF
her parents, Nc. mo West Front street,
on Thursday afternoon at ole ock, Ser.
Vices ~ the house. lnlerment at the
New Cathedral Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-27
THIRD EDITION.


: ~, e.. mo-,
X - Sy5.nshings. tne photographer, 502
h =. A1s setee..
4 Mrs, Alva Allen Is visiting friends In
Sieyton. Del
=. There were thirty three names trans
furred at the Election Department
( Yesterday.
There were two transfers of real ca.
Z tate recorded at the Surveying De.
p4rtment yesterday.
Rev. W. W W. Wilson of SMYRNA
mas received call to tho III. l.. Church
81 Utica, N. j., at q salary of d.. 500 per
4 year'
feck 4 HAZEL have sold the farm of
on tho road from Smyrna to Blaneo'
containing lio aeres, to II. +. Hepburn.
~ rntiaueiphia, Tor ss,300.
Natches clocks ard jewelry re.
pAirosi at moderate prices. al Wrlrbt,s.
~ Ming street.
A good Investment. Buy one of the
0Sercoats ut the New York ('lothinp
House, $40 Market street. "
st. Georges castle. No g TX n n
Iii si,,.s !, Jao.to' ny. 2. IN. ". r.,
y Crosby 4 Hill building, ON tho evan.
Ing ofApril 20.
& A mnsicat Iitararv md cvmr,,,,,
q rntertalnn,ent will 10 ai1ans H., SUI
& ciatIon Hail 10 ,,,rht So or ~ hsso-
c,sa ~ tha Ia Nj s an ~ uhuer 'ie auspi-
~. - ~ N"'f "
ine betts Machine company on
sfirst.cinss i,Scl,smith and 9Hm ,I,
raonlisrS ona ,onnSi,,, aao hrst'ciasS
n-. 80 .a0a''i.s's
noIcll Meffick VIII have another
s ~ e ~ cows az Centfeville, on Monday,
nv ON Oh may.
=. iaslor VIII sell his groceries at
yitneast corner OF Ninth an Adams
street. on next Monday morning.
The furniture of the late Mary
scarborough, NOT Adams street viii
(. be sold at public sale, next Thursdav
morning.
j. b. MonGer, 2O6 East Fourth street.
/. has on hand 1900 gallons of ready.
mixed paints which he ia selling al the
lowest cash prices.
Geo. *. Woodward of nropt,h,n,,
has recovered from lila broisan J ias. n,,,
IL now serving Nj A's .o os9nen icy my
purs milk. Those who patronjze him
will be certain to get the genuine
arlic!e.
= Mics Elzs Jarra,l H., =.
fence of her broihor s'ha III .n VS. lgs,,
farrell. near Teok vneyiii,, Int T, ,,s,.
tfav of naraIx,ciS n,,aI &c
months and days. Her remains w,re
Inferred Mt Friendship cemetery,
Smyrna, on Monday. Rev Ii. Uynson
officiating.
Mr. John sanra.,, NJ. .,o W.,
Sixth street, and his granddaurhter
Maud, returned on Tuesday evening
from visit to Old Point Comfort. Va
where they witnessed the eyol,Itions
OF the lleet OF war ships.
A musical tea, for the benefit Of tho
Homeopathic Hospital, will be- rIven
by the Children's Band at the Nav
Century Club building on Saturday
ApriI29 from to5p' m, Admi-sion
10 cents. Committed in CHARGE ,nn,n'
VI eiiiarehs bahu.
The regular quarterly meeting of
the wilmington Christian Endeavur
Union VIII be held iii West Presbyter-
ian Chuieh this evening at I.9y O'Clock.
there Will be an election of officers
ana !. Il. King, OF the Y. NJ. q. A.,wi!l
Dc present.
( Il. Howard Lewis local mnnaror os
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-27
MtIi.iinr HAIL.

;, At tho home of the bride. at Bellevue,
Del, on Wednesday, s p. M, April 90.
lSsl3, by the Rev William f. Tomkin.
son. MIR: David NJ Cheyney of booths
Corner, Pa, and Miss Annie X, IIabbart,
OF bellevue. The bridesmaids were
Miss Julia Gray and Miss Lille Welch,
groomsmen, Mr.. Harry McGlaughlan,
anu MIR. Harry D. llabbnlt.. A large
company Of friends assembled to con.
graduate them. The presents were
numerous. and a bountirul repast was
serve I. The family and guests spent
aelightfal evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-27

CHLRiFFS SALE-By virtue OF Il writ
- of Levaria Faclas to me directed. will
he exposed to public sale. at tho Court
House on Market street, between Tenth
aud Eleventh streets. in the city of Will
mington. New Castle county, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-27

In the Opera House the ssyenty-fou
anniversary OF Odd Fellowship was
celebrated last night. The house was
crowded TO Overlooking by the friends
OF the lodgemen. The stage was
beautifully decorated with tropical
and other plants. The officers OF the
Grand Lodge Of Delaware and the
Grand Encampment occupied seats on
the stage. General Underwood walk
ell In with several OF the grand officers,
among them belng Past Grand Chap.
lain T.. Il. Terry. and a parry took
seats in the centre.
The following officers of the Grand
Ledge OF Delaware were present:
Grand Master James H. Price,
Deputy Grand Master Potts, Grand
Warden Burns. Grand Secretary Hal
lam, Grand Treasurer Robinson, Grand
Alars hal Bennett Grand Herald Downs,
Grand Conductor Clark. Grand Guar
dian kettlewood and Grand Chaplain
L. W. Long.
The following officers of the Grand
Encampment were present. Grand
Patriarch German, Grand Treasurer
Guthrie, Grand Scribe Perkins, Grand
Inside Sentinel Ourlett, Gland Senior
Warden Pierce. Grand Junior Warden
Morrow, Grand Representative Nor.
ton.
Others on the stage were: Past Grand
Masters Joseph Pyle. L. @. Moore,
John y, Gallagher, Enos jefferson,
John NJ. Whitford, Grand Scrlbe Edwin,
liirst, Past Grand Patriarchs Edgar
Pierce, and Hubert A. Roop, Past
Srahd Representative Il. II. Spencer.
Grand Master james T. Price presl.
ded. Grand Chaplain Rev. L. W. Long
opened The excercises with prayer.
The Philadelphia Quartet sang "iFhe
Sea- Hath its porils. "and Little Johnnie
Horner' The quurtette comprises
Mise JENNA McSeown, soprano: Miss
Clara Weber, contralto; Charles Law.
tenor; and George |. Spiel, bass. Both
selections were excellently rendered.
Miss Weber and Mr. Spiel sang n hu-
morons duet apropos OF married. lifo,
and were SO enthusiastically ap.
pinuded that they sang another selec-
ton OF similar import. A sweet tenor
solo by blr. Law and "Wind Thy Horn"
concluded the first half OF the pro-
gram.
=. Past Grand Chaplain Rev. II. L.
Terry then introduced General Under
wood; lie dwelt ut length on friend
ship. love. truth, charity and univer-
Sal Justice as the principles OF tine
order. He spoke of the necessity OF
I.S"HB VINO ltHstlllNS IutO UfNGLtCo.
Odd Fellowship comes from the heart.
The principles must be woven into
man. SO that he will practice them at
all times aud upon all occasions. Ua
held that tile order was without a
rival. lie said Odd Fellowship was
divided into four branches, tho subor.
dlnate lodges. tho encampmnnt, tie
Order OF kebecca and tho militant.
ILe membership numbers 70p, 0C0
men and 100000 women. Ito reye.
nues during the yonr wee IS, 600, 600,
and of this, s3O0o,0C0 were paid as
neneilts. The General read statistics
10 show tho wonderful growth OF tae
order. Ho closed by payisg an clio.
quent tribute to women.
After the address tho quartette de-
lighted the audience with selections
from Chimes OF Normandy" Tne
singers appeared in cos,u,ues. Mr..
spiel, as an encore. gave several
funny songs. and after the singing OF
Good Night" the meeting was dis
missed,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-27
We Arc

Pretty certain we can sell you shoes
equal to any In quality, better than
many IN price; the chances are IL your
needs should he In the footwear line
this evening and you should happen
our way, you will find with us quail.
Ties hard to beat, for good service aud
prices not easy to match for small.
ness. We have a good line of shoes
Tor mon and boys In light, heavy and
medium weight to suit all needs, Give
us call IL you need anything In our
line. Forman's. No. 10 East 4th ST.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-27

It won't be many months until you
VIII want an orereoat again. The
greatest oyereoat bargains on record
are Just now ut tho Nav York Cloth.
ing House. 3l6 Market street, SEQ
their advertisement on fourth page
Of this paper.ssMr. Ephraim says he Is
determined to clean them out, as his
spring stock Is so large that he hasn't
the room TO place them. What's left
after Saturday they will send to the
New York auctions. We doubt II there
will be any left by Saturday
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-27
Receiyed lis l,isci,nrxe.

Harry Emmons received word tbis
morning from the Secretary OF war.
that William s. Moore, who was ar.
rested by Captain kersey and Sergeant
Wiaglesworth and taken to Phliadel.
rhla as deserter from the United
States army, has been discharged from
tho service. This ends this famous
case, which resulted in such middle
among the police.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-27

The Adams Express Company will
sell 600 packages ut Stidlam's auction
rooms, No. Ill East Fourth street. on
Friday and Saturday evening, which
nave not been claimed by persons Tor
whom they wero forwarded. Tho an
nual sale OF such packages usually at.
lords n good deal OF sport for the per.
sons who secure something valuable
Tor nominal sum and also to the
friends who get bit" in their pur.
chases- Those who wish to hive some
iun should attend tho sales on this
occasion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-27

William Bowe and Miss Maggie Ma.
loney We're married yesterday morn-
ing in st. Paurs II. @. Church by tho
Row. w. j.. Berlningham. Last oven.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Bowe geve recep.
ton at their new home, No. 1856 Nor.
row street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-27

". A. Hukill sold at the Court
House on Wednesday morning at 10
O'Clock, the property OF the late John
NJ. Dunn, located near 18th and
Washington streets. 1t was sold to
make title SO that the Board OF Edu-
cation could purchase same to build
a school house on 1t. 1t was purchased
by Philip L. Churchman, attorney.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-27

LOCAL QUOTATIONS.


A gentleman, very much excited.
yesterday atterday afternoon hailed n
representative OF the REPUBLICAN, and
said why do you not pitch into
the Democratic police com mission for
the miserable appointments they have
started With Nearly every decent
democrat have talked withcondemn
the way tho legislature has acted, It
would he easy To get up a big popular
movement to demonstrate at the way
the peoples rights haye been trampled
upon by the Democratic bosses. who
have no rcspee: for the people and
people have no respect for them. wi.
minston isn city OF mIs-government,
not by tho popular voice of the people
but by Democratic mmlssloners.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-27

The King street produce dealers rs.
ceiyed quite a consingmeut OF south.
ern produce this morning, such "a
cabbage asparagus, tomatoes, straw.
berries, peas and new potatoes, which
are selling ut reasonable prices. Straw.
berries bring from IL to 20 cents bog.
peas 80 cents per half peck, ca bbage d
to 10 cents per head. asparagus 25 to
35 cents per bunch.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-27
Celebrating His Freedom.

Ono of the policy men released from
New Castle jail yesterday on pardon
by Governor Reynolds on Tuesday.
celebrated the event last night by in.
,iulging Ia royal drunk. Parties re-.
turning from the Odd Fellows cele.
hration at the Opera House about IL
o'clock In the evening noticed him at
Seventh and Market streets, with both
arms around lamp post, valnly strly-
Ing to induce it to join him In the
waltz.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-27
ate of Thernnoa,
t''fsto Ut HffbftliUIffdIBt
al the REPuBLroAN ollcs to-day In the
shade;
z o'clooks 10 o'clock. 2 o'clock
IS 81 O.


Mr.. Edwin Boggs. residing at No.
402 East Sixth street, and employed at
the car works of the jackson u Sharp
Co., caught the fore finger OF his right
hand In a sash saw yesterday after.
noon, badly iniuriHg 1t. lie was
taken TO the Office Of DIR. First, Eighth
and Spruce streets, where 1t was pro-
perly dressed.
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Councilman Ratiidse's GaiIantry.

SUHHrIiHIHH hHIIIuHe's tshIIanIry.
Yesterday afternoon, as Councilman
RatlidEe was coming up the Delaware
Railfead, he showed his gailantry in q
manner that caused considerable fav,
orabie comment. Mhep the train
stopped at Porters. two ladies got on,
and just rs II had started one remem.
bered having left basket on tho plat
form. Mr.. Ratlidge heard her tell her
friend, when no stopped tile train aud
ran back nearly half u milo and se.
cured 1t. He returned pretty well out
OF wind, but felt more than repaid by
the lady's profuse thanks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-27

Mr.. Alfred Wood. who has been
chief clerk for John NJ. Solomon for
the past ten years, resigned his posi-.
ton oil saturday and succeeding
Chas, W. Tal!ey Of the Delaware Con-
struetlon Co. Mr., Wood is young
man and we predict for him bright
future In his business career In our
city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-27

Frank Lang, sen OF james Lang, ex.
sailiil OF city Council. aged - years,
was CALEB ilome from New YORK where
he has been employed ON one of tho
papers as compositor, Mr.. Lang ia
sinking very rapidly suffering from
general debility. He resides at No.
1904 Beech street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-27

The m einhers of the new Board of
Police Commissioners were sworn in
by Judge ]. frank Ball las. evening.
The Commissioners each gave security
IN the sum OF $4,000 The Coinmis.
eioners' bordsinen ara Jamns 5. IJol b
1or John W. lawson, Isaac G. Pyle Tor
William ~ Pyle, Arci4Ibull Giyen far
Patrick Monaghan.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-27
TIE 18TH DAY OF MAY. 1897
AT . o'clock n. m

The following described real estate, viz:
That certain lot or piece of land situate
in the city of Wilmington, county Of New
Castle and State OF Delaware, bounded
and described us follows TO wit:
beginning mt the intersection of the
southeriy side of Lowering avenue with
tue westerly side Of Scott street; thence
southcrly along the sud side OF scott
street ninety feet To Il stake; thence west.
erly parallel with lowering avenue thir-
ty-tonr feet to n stake; thence northery
and parallel With Scott street ninety foet
to the said side OF Lowering avenue, and
thence thereby easterly tllirty.fouf feet
10 the place of beginning, Ge Tie contents
thereof What they lnay.
Seized aud takei in execution rs the
property OF Jnmes Weir aud Aun,e Il.
Weir. his wife. and I. Us. and TO be sold by
PEIRGE aUGED. sheriff.
sherifiss Office, Wilmington. bel, April
81 1898. a25
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-27

Word has been received in this city,
from reliable source that Attorney
General Olney has granted the request
TO pillow + /. Il. Smith TO serve the
Castle jail, Instead OF being taknn to
the penitentinry in Kings County, N,
\. This will be welcome news 10
Smiths family and his many friends.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-27
opinion bad boon glven On ths sub.

opinion had been given on the sub
1ect. ~. 49, ~.
The defence then closed.
Mr. Walton oppressed his opinion on
ta0 Gaze occupying about half an
hour. Mr.. BlgRs talked about twenty
minutes Tho Court delivered short
address and discharged the jury until
2 o'clock to allow time for consldera-
tion on certain points.
Gentlemen, there are two questions
lor YOU to dcvide. Whether Mr.. Mac
allister had the power to Issue certain
orders. Then, II he had the power and
the defendant had prevented II from
being put into effect. he Is guilty OF
the charge; and secondly, whether
binder committed the act knowingly"
Tho court then discharged the Jury.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-27

Don't forget that this Is the evening
that Mrs. Corinne Moore Lawson, as.
sisted by Miss Julia X. Botsford, will
give song recital ut the New Con-
fury Club drawing room, on Della ware
avenue near Jackson stseet.