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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-16
THE MARRIAGE BOND.

Cardinal blooms Says the Catholic
Charch Has Purified Society.
Cardinal Gibbons speaks of the sanctfty
of the marriage bond as foilows:-"The
Catholic Church has purified society In
its very fountain. which is the marriage
bond. aud has invariably proclaimed the
unity and sanct;ty and indissolubility of
the marriage tie Dy saying with the
Founder that what God hath joined to-
Gether let nu mau put ~asunder.' Wives
and mothers. never forget that the In
volatility of the marriage contract is
the palladium of your womsulY dig nifty
and of your Christian liberty. And If
you are no longer the slaves of man and
the toy OF his caprice, like the wives OF
Asiattc countries. but tue peers and
partners of your husbands: II you ara no
longer tenants at will like the wives Of
Pagan Greece and Rome. but the mis-.
tresses Of four households; il you are no
longer confronted by usurping rivals like
Mahammedan and Mormon wives, but
The Queens Of the domestic Kingdom, you
are fndehtea for this priceless boon to the
ancient Church and particularly to the
Roman pontifs. who infiexibIy upheld
the eaeredness of the nupdal bond
against the arbitrary power of kings. the
lust of MOBILES aud the lax aud perulcious
LEGISLATION of civil governments"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-16
SALE OF DELINQUENT LANDS
FOR
TAXES OF 1888.
OFFICE OF CITY COLLECTOR.

f.aHfHZ u6AA1EA IN W u ,
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, City
Collector of Jersey City, upon the direction Of the
Board of Finance Of said city, and in pursuance OF
the authority vested In him by the provisions of
chapter liz OF Laws Of 1886 and the various supple
ments thereto. and acts amendatory thereof, will
expose for sale on TUESDAY, the 10TH DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1898. at 1 O'Clock F. u. OF that day, at the
City Hall in said city, certain lots, tracts and parcels
Of lands upon which the taxes for the year 1885
Eighteen hundred and eighty -eight) have remained
unpaid for the space OF two g) years from and after
the time when they were due and payable. Especial
attention is called to the provisions Of section IS of
chapter 12 Of the Laws of 1885 and section 4 Of chap
ter "a of the Laws OF 1892.
Further particulars of the lands to be sold may be
obtained at the Office Of the subscriber, the City
Collector, at the City Hall, on any day prior to said
sale during business hours.
The following list contains the lot, block numbers
and street OF the lots, tracts and parcels Of land to be
sold In pursuance OF this advertisement. with a
statement OF the ~aldermanic district or districts In
which the said property Is situated. and the amount
due from each lot, trect or parcel of land.
Interest at the rate Of ten Go) per centum per
annum from December auth. 1888. and cost of adver-
Using to be added:
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-16
ROMAN CATHOLIC news
Interesting Sketch of the
League of the Sacred
Heart.
IRIDIUM ATST. BRlDGET'S
Mission at ST. johns Concluded
Ember Days Next Week. Other
interesting Items.
IRIDIUM ATST. BRIDGETS

One or the-leading socisties OF St.
Peters Church Is the League OF the
Sacred Heart. Il was established Octo-
Der "a. 1856, aud has nearly 10, 200 asso-
ciates enrolled. The Rev. Patrick a..
Kelly, s. j., is the present Spiritual
Dire ;tor. Former directors were:-The
Rev. David B. Walker. S. j.; the Rev.
Thomas A. Reilly, S. J.. aud the Rev. A.
Coppeus. S. j..
The League Of the Sacred Heart Is the
proper name Of the Apostlsship of Prayer
as an Association. 1t is distinct in end,
means, and organization from tbs Con
fraternity n Living Rosary.
Its Associates league together in GER
tain easy but strong devotions to the
Sacred Heart of Jesus, for obtaining His
and their W intentions, thus Or actising
an Apos.leship Of Prayer. with mutual
share In merits.
1t numbsrs 15.o0O. 900 Associates In all
parts of the world, Including nearly all
religious orders.
It's motto Is Thy Kingdom Come.
It's exterior sign is the Badge.
Its devotfous are the Three Degrees.
LIST. At the morning prayers TO conse-
crate the day, its prayers, works, and
sufferings, TO the Sacred Heart. This
Morning Offering IL the one duty of all
Associates.
81. The daily Rosary decade a. Our
Father, 10 Hail Marie,. l Glory. Those
who practise this. form Rosary Bands.
8. A monthly or weekly Com
of Repa, alton for sins against our Lord.
1he Cd aud Sd Degrees suppose
this LIST, but are not imposed on
all. They are strongly recon uended.
and like the 1st. hav heavy Iaiulgencss.
Admission requires a priest as Director
in charge Of u Centre aggregated by
Diploma, He appoints lay promoters
who regularly. under him, see TO the
admission of new Associates. and keep
than in Banls; after SIX months Pro-
moiers names are sent To the Head
Director. who confers n diploma and
cross. emitting Co % Pleaary Ildulgsnces
yearly.
/. Each Associates mama must be reg
is.ered at tie local Ceutre.
ii. Each Associate must receive q Car
tificate of Admission procured from the
Head Director.
II has been approved by niue PJntii-
mi Acts OF Plus TX, and nine Of Leo
Kill, who also specially klesses the
Intentions given out for prayer eaeh
month.
It is under a Cardinal Protec tor and a
Director Gene raj con firmed by the Pope,
aud IN each country 3 Head or Central
Director. who Publishes monthly the
Messenger OF the Sacred Heart, Rosary
Tickets, e alendars. as well as tine only
authorized Handbook, Certificates. and
other pap ers, and receive the Intentions.
In eve ~ other parish in the city the
League OF the Sacred Heart is estab
Iished, aud, Ike in St. Peters, it Ia the
most promiae Mt society In the parish.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-16
MINUET CLUBS RECEPTION.

The Minuet Club held their Inaugural recap
tion last evening at Metropolitan Hall. sur
prisingly large att enhance was had despite the
poor weather. Thomas Buchanan with the as
~sistapce Of w. D. Lewis and 7. E. Burke, man
aged the floor. The Reception Committee con-
sisted cf:-Joseph Freund. Chairman; j. II.
Robsrtson, A. J. Locher,. J. +. Mcdonald and P.
Eftriugham. Fancy orders were presented the
guests.
Among the members OF the fair sex present
were the following
The Misses Sadie Slavin. Florence Bennett,
Mamie O'Netii. Minnie ErtIc, Nellie Giimartin,
Lille Miltner, Rosie O'Brisu, Kate Malonsy,
Mamie Burroughs. Clara Ames, Ella Knapp,
Nettie' Christnar and Ida Decker. Miss Buchanan
and Miss Goldrick were also present.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-16
STAR DRAMATlCS.

Actively Rehearsing for Their Perform
ance of "a Fools Luck"
The Star Dramatic Socisty are making
sctivs preparation Of their production Of
the two act fnree, "A Fools Luck"
which will be produced at Bergen Hall
Cd October II and IL. The cast or char
acters Is composed Of Young ladies and
gentlemen well known In amateur
circles. and everything points to the
successs of their play. The cast follows:
Mr.. Batlersby, Mr.. N. Woody; Mrs.
Battersby, Miss NJ. Lean; Aunt Pattern,
Miss Leonard; Miss Pollard, Miss lisa.
bplia 1ysen, Mr.. Bidder. Mr.. George L.
Scheid; Mr.. B ~.bbington. Mr.. Bert Dodd;
Watts, Mr. Harry Turney.
The play will be under the supervision
OF Mr.. George Lowe. The musical
director is Mr.. N. j. Scbetd. During
the performance MIR. Bert Dodd, the
talented hnmorIst. will favor the audi
epce with o few of his iniMttablo songs
and funny savings.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-16
FEAST DAYS.

Sunday, September I7-Se,enteeuth after
Fentscost. The Sacred Stigmata of ST. Francis.
Monday. September 8-St. Joseph Cuperlin,
COMPRESSOR.
Tuesday, September 19-St. Januarius and
Comp. martyrs.
Wednesday, September 20-Ember Day Sam Is
Etstace and Comp, martyrs.
Thursday, September 2.-St.M Matthew. Apostle
and Evangelist.
Friday September 22-Ember Day. Saints
Maurice and Comp, martyrs.
Saturday, September 23-Ember Day. Find
ing OF the body of ST. Glare. yirgin.
St. Lncy's.
The members Of st Lucy's Lyeeum are work
ing hard to make q success of their ramati
performance, which viii take place at the
school ball on the evenings of October 3 and A..
The Confederate Spy" is the drama to be pre-
sented, The rehearsais prophecy a creditahle
performance. Tickets are for sale already, and
judging from the number already bought the
hall will b. crowded tue three evenings. Father
McLaughtiu. who is the spiritual director Of the
Lycenu, ~ very popular with the people. As
an ENDORSEMENT to make the attendance ct this
play a success the members Of thu Lvcsnm in
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-16
POSTMASTER DICKINSON oBLIGEs.

Through the columns Of their fsvorite paper,
THE JEksEy CITY NEWS. the residents Of Van
Worst Square ana immediate psighbcrhood
complained to Postmaster Dickinson Of the re-
uioval Of the letter box from the cofner Of
Montgomery and Barrow streets. Postmaster
Dickinson knew that, IL he Rad there was dis
satisfaction amongst tho resfdents In TIE
NEWS, that 1t was so. Accordingly. he returned
tho box, greatly to the joy of the fesidents,
and. 81 the same time. concentrating the fact
that what TN NEWS asks, IL reasonable and for
the Interests of all eoncsrneA.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-16
SECOND DISTRICT.

Is Grain Elevator, Ma.
chinery and Fixtures. S17,S60 90
fStrip Of land 20 #. by
1850, bounded uorth
by Long Dock Co.'s 100 AZ
40 property, south by iToS
lands leased to c..
Stock Yard & I. Co..
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-16
WILL VISIT ST. MARY's.

Mr.. John T. Murphy. vice-Prssident
of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union
of New Jersey. will pay an official visit
to ST.. Mary's I. A. B. Society OF dobokeu
next Thursday night. Mr.. Murphy is
anxious to see the condition of all the
societies In the province. and takes this
mems Of n sersjnal visit To offer words
of encouragement to all.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-16


Tract Of land bounded as fol
lows:-West by the centre line Of
Grove street, north and east by
the Morris Canal, south by the
north line OF tract Of land known
as Conditional Grant to the Mayor
and Aldermen of ]. c. by an act Of
Legislature approved April 4,
1872, comprising the following
blocks-lS and part of lbs. Total
area 2SS, no So. 1T.
Tract Of land bounded as fol-
iows;-North by the centre line OF
Dudley street, west by the centre
line Of Woolsey street, south by
the north line Of tide water ba-
sin as established by an act of Leg
| islature approved April 4, 1872,
east by the west line of tracts of
land known as conditional grant
to the Mayor and Aldermen of
]. c., approved April 4, 1872. COM
prising Block 229. Total area,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-08

RETAILING EVERY ovEReoAT. SUIT AND
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-08

Tho eighth anniversary OF Warwick
Castle, No s, X. Il. r., was held on
Wednesday evening, Pee. 9th, in their
rooms, corner tenth and Market
streets, and was grand succeas. Tho
evenings entertainment, composed OF
literary, musical, vocal and instru-
mental exercises, was enjoyed very
much by all
The Following $ part OF the pro
gramme: Opening prayer by Mr.. j,
Forrest; organ voluntary. by r. A.
Carl; address. by Mr. Thomas Curlett
select reading, by Miss Lille Sehoheld;
Violin and organ, by Bradford Brothers.,
song, by Mr.SHethler; mouth organ ao-
compartment, Mr. Parsons: recitation.
Miss sheldon; instrumental selection,
by Messrs. Barton and Gilbert; instru.
mental combination, by Mr. Elwood L.
stout; song. by Master Willie Brad
ford; selection on the autohnrp, by Mr.
Charles c, Wood which was loudly
applahded, ard many of which were
eHtored.
There was short addresses by sever
al gentlemen utter which the entire au.
dIenee composed of about 200 persons
was served with us much ice cream
and cnke as they could eat The
cream was furnished by our popular
friend Hanna, which they pronounced
as good as tho hest, After supplying
the Inner man they started for their
homes, a very nnppv lot OF people;
Judging from the smiling faces and
pretty 6onnets. too much cannot be
said in favor of this noble order. and
especially Warwick t'astln. No. 8,
which had number OF her members
atck, ard three deaths about two years
ago. which depleted her treasury and
caused some of her friends to fear for
her futures but thanks to Almighty
God, she has recovered and Is on the
ROAD TO prosperity.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-08
Dots.

Mr.. WIN. Dewoese was in our city
to day on II visit to his parents.
In. Pueev Head aud wife OF this
City are visiting friends at Lima. Ohio.
The Board OF Trade will meet again
on next Monday evening. Business OF
importnnce.
MIR. John II. Evans telegraph opera
tor for Messrs. Head g. To-, is hoIue
sick to day with tho grip.
The Kennebec lee Co.'S building,
corner Second and King streets. will
he sold at sherir's sale.
The personal property Of Samuel
Fellheimer, No. Sl3 Market street, will
lie sold By Sheriff Gould.
Who Is Martini? Ask W. S. Moore
northwest corner Delaware avenue
and West street.
A local minstrel organization will go
to Dover. Dol. and give an entertaln.
ment there on Friday. the END Inst.
Robert L. Scott, ono of the head
statesmen at Sharp N Co.'S, is down
with the grip, with DR.. Willard
springer in attendance.
Fred Marshall. of Frederick, Dol. is
the new office boy WHO is trying To
locate all tho different rooms and
learn The names OF all the students
and teachers ut West Chester.
Go TO DR. J. II. SimIns Il Son, COG
King street, now, for Dr. Simms' ia
nous White Pulmonic Halsam, the
lung cure. COG King street. Elegant
medicine depot.
lbe annual meeting of st. Mary's
Beneficial Socety will be held at
their rooms corner Seventh and Muir
ket streets,ut $50 O'Clock this evening
Magistrate Poles house in Phitadel.
phia was broken into by thieves and
robbed OF several hundred dollars
worth Of jewellery and silver ware.
Tho WIDOW OF Alexander =. Cainagy,
late OF summit bridge, on We lnesduy
received ssO13 from tho A. o. e. W.
Rev. G.. +. Hendricks will deliver a
lecture before Wilmington Lodge No
|. A. o. L. W. December 81. A general
Invitation to the member, Of the order
extended. An enjoyable time Will lis
given, After lecture. musical treat.
A. Somers Clark, OF Reliance Con,
claye, 49,, Will institute Delaware
Gonclaye. 5lls, on December Is, 1898
all Mo9ullans of the state are invited.
A hood time III soak.
Letters testamnntary have been
granted by Ragister Cuoell on the es.
tate OF Samuel Hanna. late of this
city, to Martha I. Hanna
Arthur Wallace Walter Bond, Alex
Warileld and David Bu,i were taken
to Elkton Jail on Thursday evening.
charged with having entered the store
OF Robert l.. Stelbina. OF Port Deposit.
on Nov. 18th and stealing gold watch
pipes and tobacco and gold pin.
The Messra lul'ont, who rece ntly
/ purchased Cherry Island. havo con.
traeled with GnorRe 4. Johnson oil
| Cambridge, for wharf at tile island
/ tot their steam yacht.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-08
EDITION.
OuIr Hicu.

5nnitor William IIAnna of the Court
House, who bis been seriously Ill for
two weel.s 10 Gduvalescent but not
yet able to resume his duties.
Wm.A. Holt who has been confined to
the house for soIhe two days, was able
yesterday to wraStle choice cuts oi
meats for his q mployer, Il. p. Carey,
BOO King street.
Mr.. A. ID. Peopies was able to he in
at his store. No. A07 Market street. to.
day.
VIM. NJ. Kennard is still confined to
his house, suffering with severe
cold,
Uncle Tommy Gif1ln is still unable
to get out to the Shul IT'S office.
General Manager w. s. Heger OF
the Wilmington City Railway Cumpa.
ny, Is confined tb his horne by an at
tack Of the grip.
Mrs. VIM II. Orpen is still ndis
posed at her home, S25 Shlpley street
Mr.. George IL. Hollis. who has been
confined to the House two weeks wifi
the grip. was Out yesterday Hhont tive
hours for the frat time since his sick
ness.
Mis- Mae Hersdy is confined to a.
house with an attack OF grip,
Miss Matte Thomas, of West Eighth
street Is suffering from an attack oil
the prevailing disease called grip
Miss Mary CofiaRys, OF oil Luucas
ter avenue. is suffering from bad at,
tack of tho grip.
MIR. j Norris Robinson, the broker,
IL still Improving in health and vii
soon be out again.
Mr.. Charles Brown, of No 90! Tat
nall street. il com planning of the
grim enemy grip.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-08

Tho union me citing Inst ght ut the
above church W II Ue remembered by
many rs long al they live Ihis beau
thu! church was crowded with atten-
tive listeners. One thousand people
at least heard tho gospel from the Inns
OF Rev. John France last night, VINO
preached with the power OF the Holy
Ghost. Fourteen presented them.
selves at the altar; sayen were CON
vsrtei.
Such earnest singing, praying and
preaching will hlways bB aucCessful.
To sea those fath as AMI mother 50 3k
ing the Lord and rejoicing In Chrlst
will long be remembered Services
to-day and this evening, - p. III. .nud
preaching at $50 p. m. Song service
at p. IN, The pastor, Key. Isaac
Jewell, will conduct the 9i1 D. III.
meeting
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-08
ILI.n,ll..


TIE United Circle Of Kings Daugh.
tiers OF the city desire publicly to OK
press their thanks to tho musicians.
vocal and instrumental, who kindly
volunteered their ser iiceS for the con-
cert on Thursday evening Our home
talent seems to DO appreciate /. The
audience of laetIGVenips was tho lar.
gest OF the season lhe playing OF
Messrs. StuebEdn. Baker and Bowers
Was all that could be desired The
First Regitnennb Band and tho Column
bin Go Club, under tho direction of
Prof, iytner maintained the cnyIahle
reputation they hive already won,
Miss Maud FcrreH Shura. OF lIavre de
Grace. made very favorable impress.
sion and Will always he popular before
q Wilmington Audience. We also OK
read thanks to Mr.. HOll Rollo and
Miss Rolo for tho beautiful stage
decorations, Mrs. H. Marks, Mrs. L.
+. Hendricks. Mrs. j. ~ Horn and
1rs. j K. MiiliEun.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-08

do this we're
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-08

Mr. Robert II. Armstrong, who for.
merry kept n livery sable on Fran'h
street betweep Fourth aud Fifth. has
left Wilmington and gone to phila
delyhia TO enter into the business of
civil engineering. Bob is good fol.
low aud deserves to succeed wherever
he goes.
Miss lslsta h Springer. of this city.
loft hero this morning on the ID
delaware train for Petersburg, Del.
for a months outing
j. v. Todd of Chester spent yester.
day in this city.
Miss rahitha Waits Is visiting NV
Castle frienis
Miss Maud Wainwright of Laurel
has re urned home from a visit to
frieuii3 in this efts.
Miss MHmie Glenn. West Chester, has
returned from visiting in Wilmington,
Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-08
DIED.

Cul4T9S@gu December It'll, 1879, Edward
Cotton agal 81 years
Relatives and tricnds afe invited to at
tend h's tuIeral from LIS Int rcSilenrr.
-. lul.t West third street on Saturday,
al H.tH uetoea. HlGh Mnss nj ST fnni :
: htreh lnterment al Cathedral Gene.
tory,
PETERSON On December :. 1903 EI.
wood Peterson. aIed Is Years
RelattteS aud ilieGds also tic NETT
hets oil the nitcd Labor Is Lodge No.
g %, and q, L.. %, II u. f. Iu.tue are NV
I ted ia NJ GHd the tun"ra from his lnte
residence, near Newp0tt. uif SUNDAY AT
tertn6n nj O'Clock services at Silnp-
sJn NJ L. Ehntcn
/ STl On the 9th Il slant Augelira
! wife OF me iate William 4. steele
Relatives ana friends are fAvitru to NJ
/ ltnhtAc funeral srfvice at her !at,, IL s..
| denca, rs fasl sixth street, on snHslHs
| iIth instant nj o Hloct. i6ttTHt@5t "a
! Wilmington and ljrAHhywlna Csmetti,t.
| STEW ARl lntttsHifg3 on nccemter :
Mar r. stewart in her sttScar
Rqlattses aud lItenis are invited to nj
tend the funeral, from the residence oil
f heg instant. John stewart. \ "a !s WrsI
From street leave tiin lotIse nj y ~
sunday ieGtmbcr r. iS1J Funeral 4 r
pteci al - y. ia - Uutou N l. nrcsg
lltt1rEcnt at Wilmington ana Eraud
wlhG GiHrttfy,
Blil8.N-un nsecuihe. !, 1888 saral
Bre n. aRed q years
Funeral services from / HoaF o.
Aged women on -lHr,tty. I.,iahFber 9
1897. nj U c 6ca p ~. ln'cImenf ~ WI
mlagton aHd Btaadyw me e. eft, y
STEWART Ia til. ely On nceenbe
Il /. tbfS, inhn -Eyaartt n h nth veal
heIaItNes and trttudSare invite 10 nj
teal the tunerai. Ia u ms late ai#lonce
No. iii 8as font street Leave thu
mus at p. =ala8aR, Iieaefa,ttr Il
ysa3, IN etni so VICE n q 81 y ~ a
Union n. huron. tiittf=HetII AT ; 4
mi 3 lon a Brai,lsslhe Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-08
FOaTR EDITION


In the Municipal Court this morn.
ing George W. King G0s lined VI and
costs for drunkenness.
Frank fitzpatrick for the same Of
Tense was fined 81 and costs.
James Fleming and Clarence Hunt
ley wore charged with breaking into
the store OF bernard j. Goldstein, sol
King street on November.
This is the store which Crowley
broke into on tho same night, and
when $50 worth OF goods were stolen.
The case was continued until to-mor-
row morning. IL appeared from tho
evidence that overtures had been made
to the prisoners TO make clean breast
OF the case.
Should this be the fact then the State
will arrange 1t so that Fleming Is State
witness against Huutley and Huntloy
is State witness against Fleming. Cap
tain k1ne was present when All over.
ture was made.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-08
90 . ~
II ~ Our

Policy tonlways raise tho standard of
oln goods whenever pc ssii8r, and at
tho same tim Keep pripea as low aud
often lower than usually asked for the
same quality, at MANY other stores.
OF eonrse you arc the Judges but va
believe IN examination I'll Our sloes
Will soon convince yun that we have
money saving prices l. il sloe3 for
the boys and girls this wFef2 1t u
show yon some HOW stAls5 forZye!zt
little money. 4 splendid wnnTlIi5s
waterproof S'toe for men MT sI.50 You
should see them. Foreman 5. 10 l.. attn
street, between Alaaket and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-08

John Stewart, father of Postmaste,
Stewart, died this morning at his
home No, &c West Front street, from
pneumonia, in his S0th wear. As his
wife died yesterday morning there will
he n dDAble funeral on sunday after
noon, aud services Will he conducted
in MON A. T. hureh nj p 50 o'clock.
They lived long and peaceful lives to-
geihel, and iii t!eatll arc not divided.
| heir relatives arc comforte1 by the
belief that their loss IS compensated
by the eternal gain OF the departed,
this corruption iaeiDg put oil incor-
rRRIiot. md this mortal having pnt on
immortality.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-08

Theodore Gdllan was arrested by
lntrOlmau Finn this mOriHn! on q
charge OF iHfreHr ltatrrtiAy William
I. FDFther hired Catan 20 assist him
IN trimming trees aisoftt the city. and
last evening he lett the work taking
With him t@o saw9 and an axe which
lie soli IatGall stree, Second hGnd
deatet fer 81 officer Finn RECOVERED
the propBrtY Gnd G'arlan wifi tT'e1a
hearing blfare thA Munitipa! Court
10 InofruW morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-08

Deputy Coroner Palmer Viii to-mor.
row afternoon Hold an inquest on the
body o! Thomas Murphy, Of canon.
Mas, the tramp Who was killed In the
amash.up on tile p, v. L B. Railroad
At stanton Yesterday. Gharlss Brown
Of baltimore. sell Roach ami John
Courtney Of Glngnanpton, n Y, who
WHO we're III red IN Ito wreeAi are TO-
coNer!MK.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-08
FIFTH EDITION


NEW YORK, Dec. 8. 1894 further
shipment Of $4,000 gold, making
$1,000, 600 in all. will probably be made
on o.morIow's steamer. Foreign
bankers say that large exports may
be made next week. as arrangements
are pending TO send one million by
Tuesdays steamer.