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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

It turns out that tho notice OF the
marriage of Edwin 9. Goodloy and
Miss Mamie Wlngato published a few
lays ago. was unwarrGnlsd. Cd both
parties declare that II never took
place. ard that the publication must
have been made BY sJme unscrupu.
lous peraon who wished To make mis-
lchlef. AS the name and location OF the
dwelling Of the clergyman were given
IN full the fraudulent character OF the
notice WIS not suspected and hence
lie publication. We hope that the for
ger will be exposed. and made to suffer
Tor such petty spitefulness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30
FOURTH EDITION


IL looks as though the Cotbett-Mitch-
ell hpht would not take place at Jack
sonviile, Fla. The managers OF the
Duval Club are In q state OF panic and
do not know which way to turn. The
arrest OF the prlncipala was deslgned
to define the law and get declara.
q IN from Judge Baker. OF the County
Court tnat the proposed match as
described in the articles of agreement
would not 10 an Illegal act. Governor
Mitchell refuses either to counten-
ance the proceedings while they pend
or to respect the decision of the court
when 1t ia rendered.
The Columbia Club of this city has
bursted up.
Jake kilrsin. speaking OF the coming
Corbett- Mitchell light, says that both
are good men, and 1t Is hard to pick
the winner, He thinks. Corbett is tbs
oleverer OF the two. and Mitchell
whom he has trained, is the harder
hitter. Corbett has more science, he
thinks, while Mitchell has powerful
left arm. Kilrain thinks the light viii
be splendid exhibition OF the manly
art, close throughout, aud one that I
chance blow may end.
1t has been decided to have the Cor
belt. Mitchell tight take place at /
O'Clock in the morning instead o
at night Arrangements for electro
lighting at night could not be made.
Jockey Snapper Garrison will be TIT
official timekeeper for the Duval Attn
letic Club when Gorbett and Mitchell
fight. unless he is appointed stilrteI II
. the Hot Springs running meeting.
duncan O. Ross and Agenuio Greco
the Italian expert, met on lhursdn
and signed articles OF agreement {
hight with broedswords on foot 70
$1,000 side and the championship c
the world.
Frank Brstow. OF New York city
knocked out Charles Morris, OF Ba /.
ton, N. Y, IN L rounds. at the latte
place on Tuesday night
Dan Russell, the Brooklyn boxel
was knocked out In two rounds by 10
Walcott at Boston, Mass., on lllursda
n ght.
At the American Athletic Club t
night there will be some lively buxin
AMI wrestling contests. owen XtaI
Ter. red Woods, Reddy Connolly, {
WIKI nrre; Charles Cummings, {
Pottevl''e. aud oth"r good boxers wi
take pnrt,
: Joe" Harm N. who has been see
In this city in ,tlnvs contests, Ii {
meet Billy Nernon, ne Huyerstra
briokmaker, tonight 4" six roam
contest at Fishhiil. on the Huiann.
Wilson Breen defeated Hugh y. Nj
Cortuick In u Llirue-lnlle 100 sha II
race at the V ,ctuTiu RINK, st. John,
B., oil Thurs lay night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30
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DIED.


WILL ON.-Oh Dec ~. 1898. Mt Cres
cent lIill. XIV, Amanda NJ, VIII amaou
widow OF Washington a. Williamson
formerly OF this city.
X ERSEY.--Ou Dec q, 1907 Rebe,cn Ker
sey. aged ~ years.
Relatives aud friends are invited TO Mt
tend the funeral from the residence o
her husband. John G. ker-cy, No. 81
lotld street. Soutl: Wilmington, o.
Nlonlay afternoon. January LIST, 1894
services at the house at l.3l o'clock. In
,ermont ut luvervicw cemetery.
|COLMERY.-On q Dee, ". 1919 Geo. W
Colme y. In the SD year OF his age.
Relatives ana friends are invited to nj
tend his funeral from mis- late residence
Newark, pcl,, on Monday Jau. !. 1s1!. IL
10 O'Clock a. III. lnterinent at 81. Jane
cemetery near Stanton.
" AlkEit-At the residence of he'
brother. Robert Walker. in MIL Creel
Hundred, on december 26th, Elizn
beth Walkcr,in tho 18th year OF her age
DEMBY-ln this city, on December goth
1893 Wye ID InhB. aged Is years.
Relatives aud frJends are Invited to at
tend his funeral from his lato residence
u and Townsend street Oh sunday afttr
noon. al o'c lock. Serv GO ut the church
lntornent ut ct. Peters Cem-tcry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

A German farmers method of feeding
turnips or mangolds is suggested to ON
own farmers who are not provided with
silos, by The Rural New Yorker. He
fed his roots in box with three com.
partments, in which the cows feed was
soaEcd several days previous to feeding
The box is built ont Of pine scantlins.
and ! inch boards. with tho top and
front open, the whole divided into three
equal compartments, each to hold AN en-
tire days feed for all animals, space he
ing calculated on the basis Of two cubit
feet for each COW.
a three inch layer Of chopped hay ant
straw Is nov spread evenly on thl ilool
Of the FIRST compartment; then follows {
thin layer of sliced mansolds, whiel
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

Union A, NJ. r. Mission, 7th and But.
It0nwUod streets. Rev. Chss II. Boulden,
pastor. Preaching 1870 a. IN. Sunday
scnool 2S0 p. In. Watch meeting ~ D. nj
Proaohtng by pastor. sunday school ex'
hibitlon and Christmas Entertainment On
Thursday evening. All welcome.
Kingswood M. f. Church. nth and Clay.
mont streets, Rev. II. s. Dulany pasi or.
Fire brigade Service $50 a. m, led by
Ezekiel Smith. Preaching 1880 a. N
sunday school Up. IN. willing Worker
mertlny al o. m. Halleiujnh servic ,
" D. M. led by WIN. II. Edwards. Watch
night service OPP. m. Preaching 10 p. IN
followed by revival. At lbs the church
" Ill march times around tho centre
block of church. At ~ there will be
shouts OF praise given Father. Son anc
Holy Ghost.
Ashury NJ. n. Church, Cor. Sd and wal.
nut streets, the Rev. John ID. q. Han
ma, pastor Pastors Bible class 0 Il. m
sunday school at - u. IN. and 2 p, m
Closing services of tho old year. Ser
mon 1880 n. m. subject, "1he Passing
Years, the stones In ono Mosaic" AT 10
Up. m, the watch night service brgtus
preaching by Rev. l.. Il. Barrett, p. T.
Revlvnl service and quarterly love fea st
christian Endearor service 800 y. IN. lcL
by MIR, 4. IL. hedgaway. All invited.
Tho Christian Endcavor topic for tn,
week commencing Dec. 3lst. Tho C,ose
lof tho year What God has done, VIVA
10 Will do. fsu, Is: II, IL. Psa. I3: "a, q
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30
FIFTH EDITION.


+ After returning home from prayer
meetlnR on Tuesday evening. Dec. 10.
lSVj, ana iesllng very much fatigued,
and my wife retired to bed for Tho
night. Shortly after retiring, between
the hours of 10 aud II O'Clock, / was
aroused by beautiful voices sing
Ing, There Is light lit up III Galilee.f
suddenly knock zane to my door
ana soon | answered by opening tho
DOOR and TO my surprise a host oil
ladies' and gentlemen crowded the
tlreshhold. led by the Rov. William II.
Guy, pastor OF the U. A. NJ. L. Church,
Twelfth aud French streets. A grand
comb donation.
No. !, U. III. i. Church, 18th and
French streets; No. =. A. U. Nj. p.
Church, French street between Sth and
9th; No. 8, Ezion NJ. l.. Church, 9th
and French streets; No. A, Bethel A. M,
T. church. Walnut street between
9th and 18th; No. 8. Shiloh Baptist
Church, lsth and Orange streets; " :
o. st. James A. u. n. p. Church,
and Clhymont streets, for which ia
ltev. D. !. broadway, pae!or, des.f
return my thanks to my ia
friends Tor their kind hospitality
1rustli & that your pathway will eve :
be crowued with prosperity and luxd,
"i 'ho hby5 VI your lllb ana
heaven for your home when your mis-
sion ls closed on earth.
Donntors -Miss Martha Lloyd and
son, Miss Minnie and Miss Emma
LLOYD, Rev. Mrs Guy ana son, Mrs.
Henrietta Glascc, Mrs. Sarah Clark,
Mr.. James Porter, Mr. j. Brown. MIR.
Joseph Brlnkley, Mr Joseph Anderson
and wife, Mis-. Eliza Scott Mr.. Rich.
ara Anderson. AIR g. II. Brown and
wife, Mr.. Charles Stewart and wife,
Mr.. jacob Shockley and wife, Mr.. WIN.
Cornish and Wife, Mr. Daniel Fleming
and wife, Mr. Alex. Grinioy and wife.
hlr. Nelson Waller and wife, Mrs. Cora
lGovene. Mira. Martha Johnson, Mrs.
KoAey Jones, Mrs, Sadie Biddle. Mrs.
Jane Irtbbett. Boniainin Laws. Ed
ward Goyene, Mrs. Clara Primrose.
Mrs, Kebccca Hubert, Miss Clara
Rdder. Jerry Miller, Henry Smith
Mr.. b. Watson, Walter Groves, james
Young, Isaac Scott. Fra Ger, MIR; Jones,
Alfred Money, Henry Furough, Miss
Lima Spencer. Mrs. Elizabeth Black
aud many others whose names did not
learn. Respectfully,
REV. j. j. BEoADwAY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

TERRE HAuTE, Ind, Dec 30.-Grant
Master Sargent and Grand Secretary Ar
mold, OF the Brotherhood of Locomotiv,
Firemeh, were yesterday served with th'
lsweeplng restraining order Of the United
States court in regard to the Northern
Pacific. The order restraints them from
Encouraging strike, or even communi
eating with tho men by any method Sar
gent says no law on earth will compel I
man to work in the absence Of contrnc
unless he Is vagrant The injunction
was served on Chief Arthur of the cngi
neers, at Cleveland on Wednesday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

On Thursday evening last. Rev. Mr..
Dulany's class was invited to re-
union OF the clase (the same number
Ing about 100 persons,) The host, Mr..
.Dulany. acted his part we'll. Having
provided fruit, etc, In abundance. the
occasion proved very pleasant. After
"a review OF the year, noting profit and
pleasure IN study OF scripture. the
pastor invited the class to give their
Experience and purpose as TO study OF
Gods word.
The first to spenk WINS Mr.. Lawrence
IDugan, who said he would take charge
Ins teacher and wanted the class to fol
low. The gentleman submitted, and
with CONSERVATION written on his
face, followed his leader TO the home
Iof Park Guard Lotiand, where q table
was laden with refreshments and
every one invited to partake. 1t was
IA Joyous occasion aud Rev. Mr.. Du.
I4ny was reminded that IN matter OF
Entertainment his people propoaM..
be in the lead. au,ss
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30
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have previously been mixed with The
daily allowance of oilmeal and bran;
then another layer of chopped hay and
straw, trtaaing down firm rs it grows
up and setting in tho front boards -
needed. When full, board covering
is put ON. On the second day the next
compartment is similarly filled, and on
the third day the last one. On the third
day he begins to feed from the first com.
pariment. This has now become thor.
oughly heated and has entered into a
sweet fermentation. giving TN agreeable
odor to the whole mixture, and tho avid.
ity with which it is consumed proves
that it is relished.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9o.-Little credence
Is given at the state department to the
sensational versions of the story of the
shooting of American sailors In San Do
mingo. The official reports which have
come from Consul General Smytha show
the existence of an Instruction. with con
siderable riotlng, in the course of which
non-combatants and their property were
liable to be hurt but any deliberate pur
pose of insulting our government and it,
flag appears to have been out OF consider
Ill lon
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

During the year Isn9 Building In,
spoetpr nohl issual 49, bul!llng per
mits, tho total valuation OF which was
@T1441 lb He cunGenI4ad 6Bl hall
ings, chimneys. walls, etc. There
were - buildings eremci during
March, the yalmtten OF which was
sos 40. There were ~ dwellings
erected during tAs year
During tho year liuiitug Inspector
DOhl has served nine notices Nhefr the
law was being Niouted. two where psr
sons were building without permit
He also sw9is out warrants for two
persons Violating tile building laws
and one of item was fued $50 an,
oosls
Tho valuation Of hnilIugs ererte,
last yeur was /, 2A,, Si5,sttii, ompatel
with that ear there AHs II falling Of
this yeRy Of s54U. gGa =.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

FIX. Recorder JamFs I, Shalleross and
his brother William purchased two
car loads of turkeys nom Tho South
and sold them IN out street markets
lat good profit, Tho ShGltcrosses are
good, honest business men aud are
bound 10 succeed in everything they
engage in. They are polite aud hust.
Hng business men ai,d well liked by
all who have any business to tranaet
with them
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30
CONCERNING The INCOME TAX
Opinions Of Governors as TO the Feasl
biIity Of the Plan,


NEW YORK, Dec. 8o.-Today's World
says that 1t has collected the opinions oil
men in all parts of the United States or
the subject of IN income tax, and print.
what Is said about the proposed tax by ex
President Harrison. the governors oil
twelve states and territories and by q few
prominent western politicians.
Ex-President Harrison speaks guard
eddy, but the governors almost all speak
without reserve. The governors of North
and South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee
Indiana, Arkansas and Utah, all Demo
Gratis, are unqualihedly and enthusiast
ically in favor of such tax. The Re
publican governors of Nebraska and
Idaho and NE Democratic governor Of
West Virginia oppose it, The Democratic
governor of Wisconsin says he has ne
opinion, fnnd Is content to let the states
men of the country decide. The Populisi
governor of Kansas says that he Is In
favor of an income tax unless nothing
better presents itself. =.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

The first grand reception OF tho Ken,
nedy Senate will he given In Messick's
Hail, Second ana Washington streets.
on Wednesday evening, January Sd.
1894. The cards OF admission have
neen placed at the low price, OF 25
cent, thus giving all who wish to spend
IN enjoyable evening chance to at
tend. Good music will bm FINISHED
and the test OF Older nainta ned. In.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

Miss Ella Barwlck. daughter OF N. ].
Darwick. ST., and MIR. L. NJ. Todd were
married on Wednesday, Decent bel
27th, 1898. at 80 p. IN, in the NJ. r
Church, Greenwood, by tho Rey. I. IL.
Wright.
Tho ushers were Wilton Todd, broth
Ier Of the groom and Howard Hous
man; groonsmen, William Lynch and
William Griffith; maids. Misses Maggie
tanI Rosa Barwicl sisters OF the bride
Reception at the home OF the bride al
- O'clock, D. In,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Dec. go The
Tradesman has made statistical exam
ination of the white and colored labor OF
the southern states from tho reports no.
ceyed from the employers of nearly 1907
900 hands 1t shows that IS per cent. OF
the employees are white and AZ per cent
colored. Onc.third of the whole number
are termed skilled laborers, only 10 per
cent of whom are colored. Over 80 per
cent. of these workmen are native born.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

At the sale of Dawson Il Stewart
Thursday. Lank & Son, auetioneers.
cold horses OF s25 TO sl02, mules sl57
10 $3.50, COWS SIS TO $50. brood sows
?l5 to sil. The ten sows averaged
s30.25 piece. Shoats 6pS cents per
pound, pigs a to 500 each. fer"=
wagon $40. horse cart s35. Lay Iig-S
SIG. Other implements brought II
prices. Attendance good, blddlhe
livery careful, which made hard work
Tor the auction6eTs. The sale amount.
ed to $4,000. The buyers rotuined the
next day,settled for most OF Inc goods
land took them away.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

The ,uuerals OF Mss Mary uerier.
Bon and Miss Eliza Henderson took
place this morning Tho Masses Hon.
derson resided 1T EaudsuUetE, ami
died on Tuesday and Wsluesdlf,a aged
81 aud ~ years res renHyely. 4 rr.R.
tive. Hiss Elizabeth David on. dlad ut
the age OF 81 ysars Oh Monday. None
knsw oil Tie othei ; attath. lie ssrvl,
pes were held IN West p eskgteT!an
Church aud Iutermsut was male 10
the Wilmington aud brandy wine Gem,
etery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

ST. PAUL, Dec. BOT. f. Oakes, one Of
the receivers OF the Northern Pacific, said
regarding the suit instituted for his re
moval as receiver at is repetition in
another form of the statements made by
the so-called Ives committee, about a year
ago, and which were fully answered at
the tims In the official reply OF the cor.
poration. IL is absolutely without any
justification, as will be readily shown To
the court in due time"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

Tie relatives OF Jos j Mccormick
wish to tenGcr their thuaks to his
many friends aud ncquRiGtances in
the city for their Generuis offerings
of ilo@e.s. tEeir lind ana respectful
HAttent Oh Ia the deceased. and ssne.
c!ally 10 tie EclaWaro fire Company.
who attended the funeral III body,
IHlHo tho AIaehlnis's' Union and the
Riverside Cub, oil which he was q
mCmilGr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

A wind ii@ut WIS uar.Ded On foI
some time yesterday afternoon DO.
tween eolored boy Hamet irons ana
white buy namsd l1ishel on Ofang.
street. After each daring tle other 10
strike first anu lots OF loud tslIiing tn,
Whole party marched on to light 10
some other place, but thatr ndol
eoolsd before the place was reached
and consequently there were no blow
struek.n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

The report of the Wilmington
Christian Endeavor Union Ass nation
for the month of December il:
Brcakfasts served .,.....
Meals served, am men
present. '..,.,..-s. t,s.....,lIJ
requests for prayer ...... &,
Temperance pledges taken ~
PrCIees-d conversions
Avttagc us follows;
Men fed december . ...... 81
Average cyst per man. 3-ll
cents.
Men fed Dcccmb + ILL.,. 40
Ayerd c cost per mau. IS
Med fed Decemb r lT...... 20
Avertg cost per man. 3 l7-90 .
cents,
Men fed December 81. =. ~
Average cost per mGn. 4g-sy
cents.
Total number men. lTg. cost 1851
Average cost pei uan Tor month. 1 stiJ
cents
Expenses rolls, coffee, pressed
beef, baskets, tincdps, etc, $40 80. 4
boiler and stove, coal, milk, sugar, etc
donated.
Provisions Consumod: ....
Corn q beet sandwiches ......si3
Beci tor suA dwiches ........... - Us
Cote, .....,....... I lis
MILK .t..s.s ....-..,..... IL a =.
Tntra wcLa received Iro IN dIlleren
sources S33 95,
The citizens OF MIlmiugt on arc In
Who'd to eXUnlno the new hrauch 10
morrow morning, uetwc en and
O'clock. At seventh and Lumuar,
streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

New Castle County Mutual I1sis
ance Company. G03 Market street, ha4
been fortunate enough this year to
clear enough money from tho pre-
MUM on Insurance to pay for their
new and handsome building, which is
llu ornament to Market street The
holiday decorations Oh tho interior OF
lths building were planned aud exeou-
lied by Mr. Mark NJ. Cieaver and his
4on Samuel, which costs II good deal
LOT ecuE from those who have
Ihad Lusluc.r IN that institution dur
ing tho last few DAYS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

WASHINGTON, Dec, ao--The Presidents
we'll known repugnanco to having his per.
sonal movements chroniClsd has sealed
the lips of every one who accompanied
him on his trip down The Potomac. They
had some stray shots, but baRged no game.
The presidents appearance indicates the
benefit he Inns received from the trim.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

James Ayers an aged coldred man.
was sent 10 the lisane Hospital this
afternoon Yesterday piufn4nG James
vent 70 tie st1tiou huGse but would
not tell what Ills business was. All he
would say was that he was from down
s.ounifA=nu wanted 10 see him Wien
asked whom lie meant he would only
.tenly Tint MI the Officers Knew Thy.
syc!ans pronounced him demented.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

BALTIMORE. Dec. 9o-John II. Kronin
ger, late cashier of the Baltimore agency
OF the New York Life Insurance Company,
who cmbezzled 81 900 of the company's
funds, and who disappeared about two
weeks ago, WINS arrested at his home here
last night lie returned to Baltimore on
Tuesday last
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

In the United States Court this m orn-
ing Attorneys W. S. lilies aud Benja-
min Nields argued rllie TO show
t,atise why the receivers uf=tiie Iheo-
bore {. kuaufl organ Company. de-
.lunct. should not pay SOD claimed
ny John Iyndall Us wages. Mr.. ,iKllss
represented Nj. lNndaa ard Col.
Sluitis ths RECEIVERS Judge wales OF.
leIcd that the fun amount lie paid.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

Mr.. Grady having purchased tho pro
lperty at tho northeast corner Of Third
and king streets. now occupied by
Geo A. Taylor. will lit 1t up as n shoe
Iatore and remove to 1t in the spring.
! in the meantime he will sell boots and
sho at reduced prices at No. 234 King
street. N order to close out his entire
STOCK rs he Intends to start in his new
location with everything brand new.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

TOPEKA, Kan, Dec. 0O-Todsy Mrs.
Lease said to an Associated Press repre-.
sentative TINT Notwithstanding Governor
dwellings summary action she still con
sidored herself a member Of the state
board OF charities, and at the regular
meeting in January she proposed to be
present and take her usual place.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

BALTIMORE, Dec. s0,-Edward Hanley
aged % years, attempted last night tc
murder Miss Maggie Duffy at her HON,
on Eust Eager street, and then committed
suicide by shooting himself twice in tn,
head. lie died instantly Miss Duffy il
the daughter Of William J. Duffy, &
wealthy Ice dealer, Hanley asked Mis-
Duffy to marry him. She refused and tn,
shooting followed, Miss Duffy was STRUCK
in the right shoulder. but will doubles!
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

The will of the late Charles 7. Inslee of
Brooklyn was written on foot roll of
fools"ap. pasted together and folded In u
complicated manner. In postscript he
makes an apology for the document being
80 badly folded
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

GErrysBuRG, Pa, Dec 30 AT special
meeting of the trustees Of the Pennsyl-
vauia college Rev. DR. FL w Mcknight,
president of the institution rendered his
resignation, which was unanimously re-
jected by the board. DR. Meningitis &C.
ton was caused by want OF harmony in
tic flc.IltY
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30
VIM. B. SHARP eco
Fourth and Market Sts..

After the holiday rush
there's many odd lots to be
cleaned out
All our boys flannel shirt
waists are to be closed at the
following reductions. They
run in sizes from 5 years to
II years, no one line being
complete in sizes.
All the sle5 ones are 69tSc.
All the Sl5u ones are 15c.
They are all good quail
ties and elegantly made.
All our ladies' unbleachet
ribbed vests are reduced
from so cents to 80 cent,
each, and all the 25 cen
lones to 10 cents each, i'll al
sizes.
We also have a very fin,
quality of all.wool vests 70
ladies in bleached goods, rib
bed and stitched with sill
on neck and sleeves. Wha
are left are reduced iron
.,Sl.25 to is cents each.
California blankets, larg,
and beautifully bordered, So.
SO from IS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-30

The body OF william Richardson
was exhumed from the Friends' bur-
ing grounds yesterday and reinierrsd
with that OF his wife, Elizabeth Rich
Richardson has been dead four years.
Mrs. Richardson was 80 years OF age,