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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-29
VM. B. SHARP eco
Fourth and Market SITS.

After the holiday rush
there's many odd lots to be
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 s1.25 ones are 621$o.
All the sl.50 ones are roc.
They are all good quail.
ties and elegantly made.
All our ladies' unbleached
ribbed vests are reduced
from so cents to 30 cents
each, and all the % cent
ones to 10 cents each, in all
sizes.
We also have a very fine
quality of all.wool vests fol
ladies in blcached goods, rib.
bed and stitched with silk
on neck and sleeves. What
are left are reduced from
I$1.25 to rs cents each.
/ California blankets, large
and beautifully borderel, s..
SO from IS. ..............
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-29
Dots.

American Laundry, 80! wc4t Froat :,
CuprinGani isecMo.,, lHi t.snconi st
Chipping & lcnohiug Pnrker.aOs Madison.
CummiaEs, the photographer, So
Market street,
If you wan. iIrst.c!Gss dyelng and
scouting done. go To 10 king.
Why don't YOU try that grip candy
ut Hollis. 29f Market street, IL will
stop that cough.
solo agency for j. & c. Fischer
piano. over ~ 900 in use. Dearborn,
il5 Shipley street. Wilmington.
pr Stmms' White Pulnomc ljalsam.
tile famous throat and lung remedy
for coughs, Group, SG., and sure euro
Tor asthma. Use this remedy and Dr.
Slmms' l.lyor lIlis. aud you VIII not be
disappointed, COZ King street
Shaving sets sl10 Hp. toilet sets Sy
cents and upward, WORK bosses, taaui'
cures, toilet bottles etc, rev goods
at panic prices. \ i DanfOrtn. drug.
gi4t Second and Market streets
Good cut hay in hdia5 at ). h. BAR
ker's, corner OF Front and Shjpley
streets. ......-
Go 20 Or, ]. H. Slmms 4 Sou. 6Vt
King street, now. Tor Or, Siium9 III
nous White luimUniG Ba!sau, the
lung cure. 800 King street, EieBahi
medicine depot.
If. G. Rowland. dealer in hi@h test
oil and stove gasoline, l'eliyegsl Il
Iu,l parts OF The city. 4ul NJ. lhir
teenth street Wilmington, t1el,
The hcnL tU4nty Grange meais n
FELTON,, Kent county, on lhursday
ldatuGry Itn, 0#ieerS viii lie elected
II errsUug papels affecting the inter
s5ts oil lur liners viii bA read.
| j. thomas Wright, Ut l'eucader HI,
| ls out for cOrOHe1 aud lot SheriIf a
has becu announced in tho newspa
lpers.
Mrs. Amanda NJ. Williamson, wido?
Of Washington y. NiltiHmsun. dinl q
resent I'M near Louisville Ky
on Wednesday bee. q, uttsrfl lin.,"i
ln2 fitness ot hearty q months. Mrs
williamson wIs tic eldest dWlxht
OF the iato VIM Belt and sister [
4. James Belt Of this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-29

After selection the all important point
Is to keep potatoes designed for seed al
as low temperature as possible with
out danger of frost. The conditions, &C.
cording to The American Cultivator, are
best secured by keeping potatoes in dry
out of doors pits. In a northern climate
after the covering of the pit has frozen
over il will not thaw out again all win.
ter. If there is danger of thawing toe
early, covering of straw will maintain
an even degree of temperature below
freezing, while protecting the potatoes
from too much cold. The tubers will
come out with eyes as dormant as when
they were put in the pit. The potatoe:
will be harder by evaporation Of then
moisture, while those kept in cellars vii!
be made soft by starting Of the eyes
which rapidly take out the substance
needed to give the potato set its first
start after being planted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-29
WAITING FOR THE VERDICT.
Prendergast's Fate Now in the Jury
Hends-The Murderer Excited,

Prendergast's Fate Now In the Jury's
Hands--Tho Murderer Excited.
CHICAGO, Dec. ST. was NOT animated
by malice. Iswear before high Heaven that
was NOT. You are my murderer If die.h
This was the language with which muir
derer Prendergast interrupted Mr.. Trude
yesterday afternoon.
For four hours Mr.. Truds had been
speaking, growing more and more earnest
and personal as the afternoon wore away.
He assailed the prisoner with all the In
viotive at his command As the assassin
spoke Mr.. Trude turned the remark to
account by asking the juryi "Is he insane
nowi Does he act like an insane manW
The lawyer also alluded to the day of
the funeral and the fear that the prisoner
showed when the procession passed the
Jail, and the other prisoners shouted,
Hang Prendergast." Mr.. Trude said
that even these men, accused of crime, re-
scented the act of Prendergast, and the
prisoner broke in with, Yes, they were
friends OF Harrison whom he had par
doned out of the Bridewell."
Mr.. Trude proceeded to goad the infur-
lated prisoner by alIuding to him as
coward, and once more the assassin
sprang to his feet and shouted, you are
the coward; you deserve to bs hung"
Later whea a sarcastic allusion was
made to- Prendergust's ambition to be
corporation counsel, and the remark made
that he was unfit for the position the pris-
oner lost his temper again and shouted:
81 am fit. l am fit for any job you are,
Trude.
The court told him to keep quiet, and he
subsidized.
Mr.. Trude flushed his argument this
this morning and the caso was given 10
the jury at noon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-29

The entertainment of the Sunday
school of Madelsy NJ. e. Church last
evening was in every respect decided
success. The room was handsomely
decorated Tor the occasion, and the
performance ON the part OF the emil
dren was highly creditable. A manager
fitted up with straw, over which d
large star appeared, was among tho
most striking attractions. There was
also an old fashioned fire place, lined
with culinary utensils, calculated to
call the mind back to a former era.
The infant school We're seated on in.
clined benches. under large arch and
presented REILLY beautiful picture.
Their uperintendent, Mrs. Alice
Powell, deserves much credit for the
arrangement. The names Of about
800 children are enrolled and 800 boxes
of candy were digtrlbuted. The open.
ins address was delivered by Washing.
Tor H!lles. and the various recitatioIs
were Of an interesting and amusing
character. Tho address, of DIR. waddeli
WAS we'll timed ana warmly applaud
cd. At tho close OF tho exercises Mrs.
Waddell wRs presented with hand
some hymnal. with her name thereon.
by her class.
Great credit Is due the superlntend-
enl and his efficient ana faithful corps
OF teachers for tho progress OF the
school, rs well as for tho pleasing
character OF this Christmas enterlatb-
mgnL,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-29

One of the handsomest and attrao,
tive Christmas tree yards In the city of
Wilmington ID tho one made by Mr..
Samuel A. Guyer, residing ut No. OIL
Walnut street. MIR. Guyer has two
bright boys one 10 and the youngest
5 years, who, when they awoke on
Christmas morning and spied the tree
and It's numerous mechanical devlnes
which were run by water power, had
such attractions for them that they
did not have any appetite for break
fast.
A reporter OF the REPUBLICAN was
escorted to the house and the unique
toy let going by Mr.. Guysr. 1t con-
elsts of a sininia ture overshoot water
wheel driven by city water which by
the aid Of belts drivo miniature
Duton windmill and a music box,
which phys all the popular airs and
helps to amuBe those who eee 10.
lawn Is laid out with gravel Wake
and regular gas humps placed through
1T. A tiny fountain throws up a stream
Of water in which are growing four of
the prettlest water lilies, with two
storks looking into the pool OF water,
while miniature crabs can also be seen
in their natural element.
Plants and ferns are growing In dif-
ferent parts of tho enclosure, giving 1t
very realistic look.
There Is also the much talked of
Ferris wheel, with its car loaded with
tiny passengers revolving slowly by
aid OF the water motive power. A two
story building with mansard roof 90.
cupies one corner underneath OF the
Christmas tree. Mr. Guyer deserves
much credit for his ingenuity and mo-
chanlcal skill in putting together such
handsome Christmas attraction.
IL Ia worth the time taken Of any OF
| our renders to cali and get Mr. Guyer
| to let them sec what real handy man
can do. II is truly wonderful piece
| OF mechanism.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-29

Several of WilminEton's olever
spHrrers were in Washington last night
ut the Columbia Athletic CluOs CON
test.
The first match was between Lucy.
of Bnltlmo ore. and Brown, of this city.
Brown lad decided advantage In
height and reach. but Lucy proved
himself to 10 possessed of excellent
staying powers ami considerable
science. At tho end OF the third
round both men were winded. In the
fourth round Lucy freshened up.drew
blood from Browns nose and In tho
succeeding rounds struck him re-
pPatcdiy in the same place. Lucy was
awarded the contest.
In the next bout liateman, the cham.
pion of Washington at his weight, who
had never been beaten. met Glynn, OF
this city. Glynn. though the Smaller
man. gave ljuteman severe cut over
tire left eye in the third round, and
struck him often there during the no.
iuainiaR rounds The cut bod severely
and BRteman was weakened by II.
! The fight WAS awarded to Glynn.
The best match of the evening was
the next. between Jack DAILY. of this
city, and Billy Young of Washington.
Both men ere in the pink OF condL
ton and well matched. For the first
five rounds the light WIS very even.
In the last round DAILY forced tho
| lighting and punished Young severely.
getting tho decision 10 the wlnd-up.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-29

The funeral of Mrs. Ann Brown, OF
Kenneth Township. took place this
morning. The interment was made at
Mount Salem Cemetry. The deceased
was in her nth year.
The funeral OF Charles A. Robb took
place yesterday from the residence OF
his father. Charles s. Robb. GOT WASH
lngtOn street. Rev. Dr. Dobbins held
services at the house and at the ceme-
terry. Interment took place at the
Wilmington md Brandywiue Gene
terry.
Annie, wife of William Gum. and
daughter OF Thomas Toy, aged 20
years, was buried this afternoon at 9
O'Clock from the residence of her hus-
band, No 1907 Scott street. Services
were hold In st. Ann's Church. Inter-
ment was In st. Jo5pph's Cemetery.
The funeral was largely attended.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-29

Carrying IS dozen eggs to market in
one basket, piled one upon another, has
before this resulted in such disaster as
to call forth proverbial warning about
putting all ones eggs in a basket. Yet
hundreds of farmers carry all their eggs
TO market piled one upon another, and
either carry back some Of them In a
cracked or decidedly "scrambled" state,
or else are obliged to drive with extreme
caution. The Country Gentlemen sug.
gests that better way is to get paste
board filters that are used in the double
eggcrates, and then construct a neat,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-29

Tho steamer George w. Clyde (which
arrived ut y W York Yesterday rel ort-
ed that two searlen belonging TO the
American schooner Henry Crosby were
shot and dangerously wounded by
san Domingo soldiers.
No information or satisfaction was
given To the American skipper ~ the
/ ominiCan authorities. 1t ts supposed,
however,. that tho soldiers believed
that the Amer can sailors were band
of cunspiTaturs VINO Intended to over
throw a. government OF President
IHeaureauX,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-29
DIED.


WILL NNSAE -ua Doc ., ls9a at Crus
"euI lil, ~. AuunGn NJ WJ' Wu-uif.
wiiOw ~ Na=liinEtuu a. William ,ou
t9aUrn ut ih.s cry,
ltt.AN -.rn Dec. ~ 20 At her lrtr rest
anHrr, NO al2lia lin . rret. f!ni Ija g..
VII" "a john I. HIS s, ana dttight"r oil
the Int" WA. u. shipitS, form lily {
=ih -.
fuHr,id took PLACE this morning ut ?
Ipgioas ia HAirlWur,
iStii,t.S. ia Zee q, lsa3. cberru Her
scy. AGED r. year.
Rt,ut Ecs IN Fri nd, Hrr invited 10 nj
tend iur luuctli from the residence al
ihhr linsnanl,=.luhu {. heF-rv, No. a2a
lie Id street, ~uutG Wilmington. OF
Aul ny AT rhGon, January ~, ret
Services at the huUsr II La ocluuh. III
hrmrIit at itlrerrirw cemetery.
lDIMLRY. on tec, y. Is s. Geo W
slime s.. In he ID year ii u.s age.
itelUI cs fuI lrgua.. 'gr. Iuviis u tn ut
Ifcsli his funeral from MS lat re hcltcA
Newnrl. litl,. on Monday, ia !, ~ al
Iutuh lorlIa III. ittrrnrnt Mt -. lame
lctmetcrl. near stanton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-29
An old Lady.

Mrs. Rebecca Ector. who resides
with her daughter. Mrs. John I. IL
lott in the Ninth Ward is suffering
from a severe attack OF tic grip, aud
us she Is In her 9th year. her restora'
ton TO health is not probable. nei
brother Robert Mercer. aged 81 years,
died in Philadelphia in the beginning
of the week, and his relnnins we're ill
the mother OF Thomas NJ. Ector oil
Southwood. and her health has
been remarkably good up to within q
short time, considering her advanced
age.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-29

Tomorrow promises to be from
partly cloudy to clearing and rather
colder. Sunday fair with a slight rise
Of temperature.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-29

The GAristHias anniversary of the
School VAS held last evening III lie
chapel Tie rnn room. as well as
the primary room, and the rea Jlng
room were crowded with the sCtlu.ars
and triond6. An interesting program
was rendered. consisting Of music by
Eehoo uI.i orchestra under tho dIree-
ton OF lir, oscar Aupie5y, with reel
tatIUns. Dialogues Sc. 4 BOX OF candy
was distributed at tho close to the
younger glasses. In addition Ia the
usual rEefeIses contributions a. feed
pnc kHgss were nads TO tue needy ).
which we've pI gG up IN the cha pei and
attained Interesting Dimensions ,etore
the close Of the exercises.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-29

A commander in the United states navy
says that the heaviest drain ON the re-
sources Of the officers comes from social
Obligation, especially in foreign ports They
are invited to dine with king, prince, a
governor, and as a representative of this
nation they have to go. Then in return
they must invite the potentats to dinner
with them. They must decorate the ship
brilliantly and provide a sumptuous
spread not ouly for the king, but for as
many ministers and hangers on rs lie
chooses to bring with him, ard every time
this is done each officer must &c down into
his pocket for SEQ or more :
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-29
.fif iii t.UiIIUN.


Baltim ore won 10 OF the "a battles OF
cooking main fought at that place
on Monday night with Washington
birds, The sports OF the latter city
left about $1,000 In Baltimore.
James Dime. of youngstown, o.,
defeated James Gallagher. Of Pitts.
burg. In l0.round boxing contest at
Nilee, o.. on Tuesday night. Gallagher
was knocked out In the 10th round The
winner received 800 and the loser $50.
A slx-round light has been arranged
between George Collins. Of Denver.
Col, and Patrick Downey, OF New
Bedford, Mnss., for purse OF $1,000.
The match will take place ut the rooms
of the New Bedford Athletic Club on
New Years night,
A. A. Zimmerman. tho champion BIZ
cyclic racer, states that he believes
that the mile record for q wheelman
will be Las inside Of two years.
Harry Greenfield, ALI Graenfield's
nephew. and Sam Sorrell, of London.
have been matched to fight 20 rounds
at l24 pounds for $50 a eide and a
purse.
Down In Jacksonville the people arc
now idolizing Charlie Mitchell. who is
looked upon as u hero, and by some
regarded as lamb going to the sham
bles. lie Is in the Orange State now,
| anu uppehleu III lH5 JuCkSOIiFlllo
Opera House last night, displaying his
muscles to a big crowd Of patrons OF
pugilism and doing other things to
make popular the great game of hit.
miss and get away. Charlie is certain.
ly u shrewd manipulation of public
fancy, and no will work on the feel
inEs OF the people until they. become
ocstattO.
AT tho Columbia Athletic Club bouts
hold ut Washington, u. O., last even
INK IN tho II pound class, Lucy OF
baltimore bested Brown of the War
rem club.
In the Madison Square Garden six
days bicycle race. the score at mid
night WIS: SchoCh, 1889 miles. 2 laDsj
Waller. 12l0.4; Martin, 1888; Albert,
ll23,5; Meixell, 1864; Vnnemberg,
l0l3.6 Hosmcr, $40; Golden. 94S.7i
Forster, 900; Ashnger, Sis miles; Bar
ton. 1853
Dan Daily, OF Bangor. Me-, stopped
Al. Nest, OF st. Louis, in IA rounds at
st. Louis on Wednesday night. The
purse was 43U0.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-29

square box that will just accommodate a
single tier of the eggfillers, with paste.
board between each.
This box should be made of light stuff.
Take an empty shoebox that one can
procure at the shoe stores. The box can
be made entire and the cover part then
sawed off evenly all the way round, when
the hinges and catch can be put on. A
stout barrel hoop well smoothod ard
bent into shape will make good handle
for small box. Let the boz be of Just
the right size to hold the eggs gathered
during few days. If used FOR shipping
the handles should be omitted and end
clpntS a1dcl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-29

The Wilmington Minstrel Company.
OF local talent, went TO
Dover on Wednesday and gave very
enjoyable entertainment III the Opera
House The house was flied to the
doors, and the entertainment was we'll
received. As the gentlemen were
up towards the Opera
House, the leader shid to gentleman
who was standing upon the street.
will YOU kindly tell ia where the
Opera House is?" He replied In u slow
hesltating way. "WelI. let mo gee, l
guess that is the building over across
the street" The Wilmington boys
spoak we'll of their reception.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-29

GRAND OPERA Housn.

1.-THE District Fair" A. Y. Pearson's
now sporting drama, will be presented
at the Grand Opera House this even.
Ing nv strong company. The play
Is replete with thrilling Incidents and
first 'olass scenic effects. The racing
scene In tho last act is not on the
same plan ms that in the County
Fair" Instead OF showing the finish
ing struggle the horse crosses the
stage four times before the race is
settled.
The Limited Mall" that famous
railroad drama. will be presented at
the Grand Opera House by O we'll
balanced company under the direction
OF Elmer L. Vance. This piece has
been played over thousand times In
leading thentIes OF the country and Is
meeting Its usual success enroute.
| NEW PEOPLES THEATRE.
"Outcasts OF Great City" was given
its initial presentation ut the New Peo-
pies Theatre last evening before a
well pleased audience. Every effort
has been directed to bring tho repre-
sentation up to tho very highest stan
dard and the success IL has bsen met
with fully vouches for its excellent
qualities. The scenic effects ale really
surprising and marvels of mechanism.
The company is an evenly balanced
ono. headed by Daniel A. Kelly. ver-
satlle comedian. 1t will be presented
this and tomorrow evenings and to-
morrow afternoon.
! The New Years attraction at tho
Peoples Theatre. both matinee aud
evening, will be that ever popular and
funny farce-comedy, Two Old Gro.
MES" The company IL headed by
Frank NJ. Wills. the originator OF the
part of Prof. Kreitameyer, and in
cludes such well known people as tho
Crawford bros. Emma Siegel. Jessie
Colo, Eta Gierde, James Taggart and
, others equally as competent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-29
Don't Eo'got th' s.!s md ?la;''
Be Sure You Stop at
No, 6 {, Fourth ST.
Bet. N'nrlscI and King SIS, vii, Del
StoroOpen very Evening unit . O'Clock
saturday unill II.


n RHHIATEW's OFFIoR
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DEF.
Dceembur Il, 1893
Upon tho application of Frank q,
Pierce, AhnIulsiTRtur of Mar.f v. Pierce,
late of Wilmington Hundred. in said
county. deceased. it 10 ur5irreG and direct
ed by the Register that the Ndmluistra-
OF Letters OF Administration upon
tho estate of the deceased, with I lbs dhte
al granting thereof, by causing adv rGisc
.nrnts to lie posted within forty days from
tae date of such letters in six OF the most
pahliC places OF the county Of New Castle,
requiring all persons having demands
az inst the estate TO pres mt the same. or
naidc b. an act OF Assembly in such case
made uud provided and also cause the
game TO he inserted within the same per-
iud In tho DAILY NEPl.BIfCAS, II news
TO he continued therein three week.. TO- o.
-, Given under the hand and ssal
:. :, OF office Oitho Register aforesaid
- ut Wilmington. in New Castle
Comfy aforesaid. the day and yoRr above
WI ''''" J. WILKINS CooCII. Re+Ister.
NDllt l4-Srtivc shCTcbH ElNcu IhatIct-
iers OF Administered oh were in due form
OF law granted unto the undersigned, on
the gtIu dayof y cClI!p 4. \ u. 1872. and
that all persons having claimsa against the
estate of the deceased must present the
sumo duly attested,t hesaid Admiuistra.
ter. on OF hefore the 2fth duV % nrcein-
her 1874. OF abide the Act OF Assembly in
ucE case maze AMI provided.
FnANh Z. PIERCE
Administrators
Address lio ly uak, bel DIS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-29
The Worlds Fair HuilIiba.

After City Council adjourned last
teveuIng Mayor ShortlidEe spoke to
lscveral of the members III his office IN
reference to making an effort to bring
the Delaware Worlds Fnir building
nero and have IL placed in one of tho
parks. The mayor object IN placing
ItEe matter before the counci,meu was
\ 70 let them think over 1t and tnke
whatever action they might choose.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-29

.L'OR sALt-uncAp. house 40 lus Pop
II lar street, 70 rms bath gas, | ut
an ; cola wutrr Appiy TO ". J. Dung.
pos pllirC. d.'-tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-29
AXE shore ex-divldend,


East Lake NJ. L. Sunday school gave
their Christmas entertainment last
evening, Matter II. Keen, uperinten-
dent. The music AMI singing were
under the direction OF VIM. Ii. Ashon'
bach There were anthems, CHRIST
mas carols and Rotations without dis.
cord. and tho entertainment was com
iplete success. The children all re-
Iceivel a treat of box OF candy and
oranges presented by old kriss hin.
self and the superintendent pastor and
IchOrister each received handsome
lprescnt. The choir sang some line &C.
Elections after the entertainment was
over. ONE VINO WAS THERE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-29

A spirited horse was being driven
up Orange street last evening. when
Girard street he became
at some object in the street
ara NOTED. The driver Tor como time
worked with him, but outside of
prancing in the same spot. he would
not go until Mr.. R0barG Brown tho
morse shoer took hold of the rein and
ran with the horse some distance mp
thu street. This movement proved
successful.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-29

Harry McarS, VINO has been residing
in Cleveland. OHIO for several yenrs.
has returned to or city. and will
make his home with his mother Mrs,
Parker. No. 1903 knsL Second street
Harry is u good barb n. aud will prov
popular with the patrons Of the estub
iishment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-29

Sheriff Gould on Thursday nght on
teltnined the jul commissioners con-
slsting OF +. q. Boyd, james b. To.
man, and John I. htoops, besides tho
Levy Court Com mlssioners, Messrs.
Armstrong, Gallagher, scott, Whlta
aud NeHlsy. and OK Presidant OF city
Council OF Now Castle, o. A. Carrick,
W. G. WorthlnKton and John Green. OF
Brandy Wine Hid. The jait was visited
and quite bounteous dinner served
at O'Clock, to which ample Justice
was done.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-29

a fine fox will hc lot ont NJ liorc's Cor.
nrr hot next Monday. ,Npw Years Day
az u O'Clock, "a IN. y ptaud hunt Is et-
pcutri. td-l-iD PEILk \, FASAr.