davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-10-27
Der Qusbrua oesD uIcanes GaIbucc
6ro6e Streden ser diIenif9en propin5
SIanquibue oaour6 p0aie perwiiftet.
@nIbarntfp.27 q. Oft.

Der S5a6cn in Tolge beS %iin9iten @us7
brucbes 6eS 8uIfanes GalbucO in Der ollie
niicben 8roptns 9lanquibue lit unermeBz
lib. 6uuDertc bon 8erIonen muBten tbre
6eimitGtten p~erlaiien unb bic gauge 10
frubtbar 9epeiene 1nt9e9en6 OeS 8ulfans
1T nit 2apa beoe6t.
, 1893-10-27
Gin 6al9enfanotoat.
Gin 9rauenm0roer oes moroes f9uIote be-
funoen.
g ittsburn. II. Oft.

Noel Matiion, tpelcber unter Der Nntlage
ftanb, i'm leblen Wonat Die Trau Sophia
&aes inGoIamitp, Ba., ermorbet gu babel1,
murbe beute Wor9en beS Wforbes erlten
9rabes i6ulbtg befunoen. Der Bro3eB
leines SpteBgeienen, Roel 8rpelie, miro
an nGcbiten Wontag Beginner.
, 1893-10-27
Oes Moroes fbuIote befunoen.
Sort ahne Snb.. n. 8

Sort @ aDne, Snb., 27. Oft.
Soiep6 Deal tpur6e beute Morgen pegen
Der @rmorDung bon 6u96 Grpe fen. bes
Wtoroes 3%lpetten @rabes lcbulbig ~befunoen
unO gu tiinfaebniGbriger 3u9tDausitrafe
Dernrthetlt.
, 1893-10-27
sc N Nprf. 81. oft.

Stem Yorf, II. DIT.
Ser v@orG6" ptr6 bon Guatemala be-
,ri6tet, baB fir bas gan3c 2anb bas Stan67
recbt nertiin6et tpor6en lit. 0te 9tegierung
mabt miIitdril6e &iitungen, unb gtebt
ais @runb bafir an, baB ie etnen Qlngrtff
bon Sau Salpabor befiircbtet.
Na9 8 l1br Mbenbs 5arf it3 gtteman6
obne Nusweis in ben StraBen 5eigen, unb
Obne @rlaubniB tpirO gtiemanOem 9eitaltet,
baS 2anb gu Oerlaiien. Die @ei9aite itnO
in Solge Der Gntpertbuns bes Silbcrs gum
Stiaitanb gebraobt.
@edbiel ouf Stem gort fteben auf Sc;
bte 30ue unb bic PeriOnalteuer finO gcz
itiegen uno bic &aufleute broben, tire @ez
i3dfte 81 i6lieBen.
, 1893-10-27
Der STREET, bet9ele9t uno
6infhunoer 2lrbeiter pieoer in GbGti9feit
sc e n q prf. u. Oft.

Ser Streit 8pii9cn Dem 8euunterz
nebmer unb ben Siin6ern, tpel6e BEL benz
neutrality-suspicious. unb vWtutuaI &eieroe"z
0ebGube bei6dfti9t itnb, lit beigele9t NOR
ben unb bic f%iinfbunoert 9(rbeiter, melcbe
geItern ftreiften, baben beute Worgen bic
&rbeit mieber auf9enommen.
, 1893-10-27
Der QorOpolfaBrer Fran" foil
nnter9e9an9en fein,
SO miro Don einem aus Sibirien
SurGd9efebrten Norme9er be.
ri6tet.
Dem 6erii@te miro jeood nur penie 6Iauben
oef6enft.
9pn6Dn, 81. Oft.

IS ptr6 beri9tet, baB 6as S3iff
g6ram" pelbes itcb unter Dem 8efebIe bes
Capt. Nanien auf elmer arttii6en @rz
fOri9un9sfabrt befan6, inter ben Gisz
bergen bes nOrOItden Stbirtens oertOren
9egangen lit.
Die gtacbri3t tuurbe bon eincm aus Sts
birten a~n9etOmmenen Nortpeger iiberbra6t.
9erlelbe ia9t, baB Der Sram bon einem
Samoie6cn SDiiben ben Gtsbergen in be-
l9Gbtgtem 3uitanoe 9eieben tporben lei.
Die Bau Mtau @a3ette bebauptet, bag
gtanien in Stcberbeit iet, aber iein Sbiff
perloren babe. $50 CT ii6 ieBt befiu6et,
pirb ni9t 9eia9t, nod tpirO erflGrt, mess
balb man iib nod nt9t nit linn in Ser
%btnoun9 geiebt bat. Sbglei6 baS 9eriibt
aagemein beiproden pirb, pirb bemieIben
bod tetn @lauben 9eibentt.
, 1893-10-27
allies aus elmer Gonart.
aud Ser Gsorewitfd fol- nun Elm
Soblteo
0uf ole fran30fi9e 2Irmee uno SIotte &C:
fuueen haben.
8arts. u. Qft.

6err Su6et, Ser 9irettor 6es v8etit
SournaI, " pelber nacb &openbagen geretit
mar, UNI Ben &inbern bes G3aren i'm gtaz
men bes fran5oiti6en @oLteS tpertbboue
@ef9enfe gu iiberretcben, i9reibt an fem
8latt, baB ct in fredericksburg bon benz
G8aremitl6 uiebr 9ndOt9" empfangen tpor7
ben let unb Oerielbe ietner REMEMBERING
fir Srantrei6, unb insbeionbere leiner
Qrmee uno Slotte, lebbaften 9tuSbruf ge>
9eben bate. Observation Derbiete ibm ober
bic be3i9li6en NeuBerungen bes ruliti9en
Sbronerben gu tpieOerboIen. (8om G;aren
uno Der G3arina i6etnt Ser 6err Su6et
ntbt %empfangen tporoen gu ietn.)
, 1893-10-27
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Ridters
miQiam mcKennan.
8 / y. Oft

8tttsburg, 81. Oft.
5erte MOr9en, fur3 na9 Elm l1br, lit Der
friibere 8unbestreisri6ter 8iuiam Wcz
Seunan, i'm t6auie ietnes ScbpiegerIobnes
u. 90. 2augblin, in Der Murrap Sill 9lue.
gcftorben. Oils lttlabe ietnes SObes pir6
9lterSi6tpdcbe ungegeben. Der Gertorz
benc murbe i'm Sabre 1866 bonn 8rdii6enz
ten Grant gum 8unbestretsribter fir ben
ncunten 9iitrift, tuel9er Stem Seriep un6
9elatpare umfaBt, %ernannt, unb legte i'm
Sabre 1889 iein Qlmt nieber.
Ourd Elm paar frdfti9e peitf9en.
htebe
2Ius Oen Ran0en Don Stra6enrdubern ee.
rettet.
, 1893-10-27
Gin 6rabiddnoer auf freder Gbat
ob9efabt.
Cine frau ais mitiduIoi9e in Daft ee=
nonmer.
/ # IN . n 5, Sn6., 27. Oft.

@eitern purben Trau 2i53ie See un6
Setter @bams auf Die Nnfla9e Der @rGberz
ibdnbun9 in 5aft genOmntcn. 9lbams
tpurbe auf Der 1bat ab9efaBt, ais er bas
Grab eitles iun9eu MdD6eus, glamens
Warp Badett, bereits g%eoffnet bate unb i'm
8esriff itanb ben Sarg aufsubreden. Srau
See mar cine Witidulbt9e bes @~rabicbdnz
berS unb bate ben 8lan io9ar angere9t.
Sic puroen bet'm 8erbOr unter $500 Strgz
i6aft benz 9erichte iiberpieien. Qoarns
miro beute benz &ibter DOrgcfIbrt perben.
, 1893-10-27
Die Gage it Guatemala nidDt febr
erfreuli1.
Oos Stanoredt fir oas 9anse Gan0
D~erfin6et

limo ole @efaafte gum stiafonO eebra&t.
, 1893-10-27
Der 8efud Ser meltousiteIIuno.

WeltouSiteaung an na6benannten Sagen
nerfauft:
SIM Monot Moi. 1850 O37 Sftober 15........ S2,276
Sm Wtpuot Sum-. 2, 675,1 l3 Sttpber 16. ....... 1885, 87
SIM MOnot &uonItS, SIS, 493 Sftober il 26z4 83
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

Tho whimsical farce "a Mad Bar.
gain, was presented at the Grand
Opera House last evening. by that in.
lmithhle funny comedian, james L.
Powers, and a sup, rior company o;
artists. Mr.. Powers as Arthur Jonas,
was particularly amusing, and Mr.,
Peter /. pailey shared the honors OF
TIE evening with him. The rest of
tha, company was good In their differ
ent roles
This and to morrow evenings Jeffer
son, Klaw and Erlang6r's "Gountry
ireus, Will be presented at the Grand
opera House by Il strong company,
withan enormous. equipment OF par.
aphernaiia, including dogs. horses
ponies. etc. 1t has eoharent stor ,
and Is play of pastoral purity. ii
docs not offend the proprletios OF any
one IN any way, anu It's chayaetel
drawings arc very cleverly done Thls
engagement should not fall to be d
SUCCESS.
Mr., and Mrs Sidney Drew will an.
pear at tho Grand Opera House. in
their latest comedy success THAT
Girl from Mexico, on Friday evening.
Mr.. Drew Is The son of Mira. John Drew
nni Mrs. Drew Is Gladys daughter of
Mrs. Mckee Rankin. Those artists
should not fail to become such favor,
ties as their parents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14
Procssd ding. OF Court.

Court assembled at io.o.ciock this
morning, The case OF the State vs..
lHorner and Spring WINS resumed, and
The following testified to the good
character OF the defendants: Ex-
Sheriff Simmons, Joseph L. Carpen-
ter, Jr., james II, Beggs Samuel
Chambers, Charles II. CiayyiIle jas.
Megary, Harry II. Woodman, Francis
III. Bradley. Lambert v. Nicholson,
land Hugh Mcdonnell.
The Chief Justice read over resume
of the testimony.
Deputy Attorney Giles made quite
e brilliant argument In faTer O. a con-
!viction OF tho two defendants. He
considered 1t very grave charge In.
deed to spirit away or prevent a witt
ness to appear In court to testify In q
case and be asked for verdict against
the defendants.
Mr.. Ward submitted several opinions
in law against admitting the testi-
mony of an accomplish against his
clients. He thought the witness
was guilty II anybody was and not his
lclients.
| Jerry Sullivan when on tho stand
did not testify against the defendants
/ only that he received the money.
which was by his solicitation, and 1t
was not offered 10 him by the defend
ants.
lie said that Sullivan's story is a
base fabrication. He cou ldn't remem-
Dor tho exact time that he was mp
preached and offered money to go
away with. He has been coached by
lemlssaries of the State, and he is toll
ling thing In which he is afraid OF be.
ling disputed In. According to his tee-
Itimony he said Clayyile made ar
engagements for him (Sulllyan) to meet
IIlorner ON that day. Clayville when
put upon the stand denied 1t, In toto.
! say there Is no evidence to prove
that the meeting ever took place be-
tween Sullivan and Clayyllle. Tie
whole thing hinges on Sulllvan's testl-
mony which has not been eorroborated.
The meeting never took place between
him and Horner ut Eleventh and Kirk
wood streets. There appears on the
part OF the State no desire to have any
one olso here. Why did not they put
the detectives on The track OF other
witnessesf Why, because they didn't
want them. The other material wit.
nesses did not exist
States Attorney Nicholson mado the
closing argument for the State. aeating
for verdict OF guilty In the manner
land form MS indicted. Tho Chief Jus
Itlce charged the Jury, laying down
tine points OF the law, after which they
retired to deliberate on the verdict.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

An enjoyable masquerade surpris
party was rendered MIR. Robert Lani
at hls residence, No. col East Fifth
street, Friday evening, February 10
by Miss Iva Miller. The evening wa.
spent in playing games, dancing ant
singing. Among those present were
Misses Iva Miller, Helena Mask, Ross
Thompson, Katie VEN, Florence LING
tin, Audrey Miller, Maud Kllmer
Henry kilner Mrs, j. Lang, Mrs. Mil
Ter. Mrs, L. Pine. Misses Ella MeClos
key, Gertio HolIey. Josie Mckay. Ev;
llighiieid.
@Messrs Robert Lang, julie Yates
William Lang. Hubert Bisselle, vii
liam Mask, Adam Lang, Charles Price
Roy Hart, George Jeilrls, George Mo
lraolin, Harry Connolly, Clifford Nc
Cannon. Frank Wilson. William Jones
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14
-iarket dul'
LOCAL QUOTATIONS.


Sales of Personal Property will talk @
place as follows;
Feb.
70. A. II. Tyson. horses Chester.
Y Stevenson property at Court House.
10. Frederick klair & son, Christ ANA HID
10, pyurl ducst Braudywlno Hid.
u Furnitute. $50 Market street.
Il. Walton w. Morton, Hrahdywine Hd,
Y, Real Estate AZ Court House.
ls, Real Estate, Kirkwood.
", g. w. McCnnlley. nj Court House.
IL, Security Trust & Safety Deposit Co.
10, Qdgley s Bro end and Tatnall.
20, Farm. BrRndywine Hid.
q. Peoples y jackson. Mill Creek lid.
81. Etwood Webster. horses,at HocEessin
u, Levi Eldr1dge, Brandywiue Hid.
q. Furniture. 1901 West I'd street.
q. Y. II Palmer, Christians HID.
~, ID, Il. Zimmerman, horses.
y, John 4. Elliott brandy lid.
%. Elizabth Hendricks real estate
~. Stewart Estate, Christiana Hid.
%, A. ID. Lecurpentiel, Cbristlana Hid.
u. Joseph Snpp Pencader Hid.
%. Sarah u. rulley, Del. Co.. Pa.
n ID. L. iiutchlson, Appoqulnimink HID
q, a. Il, sanbornc. ut Court House.
-. Dennes Eitatr MT Court House.
70. Sale at Court House.
q. Mrs. NJ. Il. litter Penoader hundred.
Mich.
/, y. +. Ecliles, New Castle Hid,
7, Peoples Farm, Chrlstiana lid.
9, Estate OF Mr.. Edmenson, N Z. Hid.
Q. lsanc Vansant, McGlelaudsvllle.
.. Caleb and fdmanson,
Z, Louisa q. Weldin Brandywine lid.
&, John q. 9ailey. Brandywine hundred
:. John Iulley, iirnndyTin inc lid.
9. 2; II. Ayers, Brandywlno IA:
o 1hoinas Barry. New Castle Hid.
i IL ntstlf In,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

At East ilal;e Robert IL Brown, Of
f1l aud Madison streets, opeHei ous u
handsome .troaery store, on Saturday
fyenlpg, Feb. Ii. fis has on hand Il
enll line Of groceries, together With
bread, ca!ies and pies. ami Candida OF
n kinds cod-lieh and m4caeie(, CHOW.
h9 gum and yellow jack, good
pne Of toys. pens and iuk, and pap4r
TOO. Bulls and hites for boys. No.
iasses and coal oil, beans peas and
fice, WASH bige and store tia ikiag
pni everything that's nice Shoe
Strings and hairpins, besides other ar.
tleies too numerous to mention.
! 6asa rs and tobaceo, ANA Dukes cigar
Ste,
ii . layotlta weed the men dOn'i
r. got.
Dat come one nnl ali, and won't say
more,
And look at the goods in Bob Browns
store.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14
THIRD EDITION.
Proceedings of Court.


The case of the State va. John j.
Horner, and John T. Spring. charged
9TH spiriting away witness, was re-
Mined at $50 O'Clock ON Monday
&ternoon
Jerry sullivan. tho witness whom
be defendants are charged with
Hmpering with. testified that on We'd
1eBday before the November term
John Horner asked him II he had any
ming against james Horner. He said
te had not. He asked him TO be easy
M James and atay away from the
November term of court.
The witness was to give his answer
liter. The next time he saw John
E0rner he asked him il he had made
IN his mind. and said;
IN You go away until after the Court
md Will give you s25. II YOU want
kny more money write to me and
: till send 1t TO you"
81 John Spring WAS present. They
rent away together and Spring ar
hinged to meet him the next night at
Eleventh and Church streets at
Pollock. He accompanied Spring to
4 be depot when he (Spring) handed
Nm IS and requested him to buy q
Ncket for New York. Witness pur.
based a ticket for Philadelphia in.
Fead. Spring then gave him IS more
Ind he got OIL the train. After 6rriv,
hg In Philadelphia he purchased a
ncket for New York. He received d
ettsr from Detective Money few
yays inter, which brought him to VIII
nington.
NJ Upon REORGANIZATION MIR. Ward
naked Sullivan II he had not told 6
police officer named Charles L. Clay
lille that he wanted to go to Chicago
Ind wanted to bleed James Iorner out
u the money to go with. Mr.. Ware
EAnted to show that all criminality
ltArted with witness.
On tho question being objected to b,
lhe Attorney. General, it was ruled out
Ghe witness denied that lie had calico
bn the police officer.
Samuel =. Adams, Jr., clerk of thu
Municipal Court, identified the reeog
pfzance upon which Sullivan was
witness. Mr.. Ward objected to nd
nission OF the records. His obiec
Hons were oVerruled The State rest
!. MIR. Ward made a motion for the
bourt to charge the jury TO return
ferdict of not guilty for several rea
tons. The Indictment described Sulli
! Ian ms Jerry whereas tho witness him
fe,f had said that his name Is perennial
N. He argued that Sullivan was no
Snder any legal obligation to appea
Hefore the Court and therefore any u,
smpt to spirit him nwav could not b
Ncrime.
Attorney General Nicholson argaet
bhat the defendants were liable, ain
the witness was possessed of impol
LIANT Information and tho defendant
tnew 1t, and by trying TO keep hll
bxay from Court, they were liable
The terms oil Matthew Hogan chara
"a with horse stealing. and Grae
Price charged with larceny having el
tired, they were ordered released.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

At the Surveying department this
morning these properties were re.
corded.
Property on tho northarly slde OF
jackson street, near .ohallcross avenue,
of George j, Speer, to John Cody.
Property on the northerly aide OF
trustees OF the almshuuss, to the
Broome street Improvement Com
pany.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

The revival OF the NJ. L. Church. at
Miidietown, under direction of Rev,
n. II. Browne, is being continued WITH
undated Interest. On Sunday II per.
sous were admitted on pfobatloh
making the nuAbar 100 5inee the bai
ginning of tie ravlval5oat of 1875 cons
versions. Pastor Browne will certaifbs
ly have u coed report TO make at the
coming session or conference.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14
What IN Snye

And how to save it, are subjects which
Interest all prudent housewives. This
Information is given In Ayers Home
Economies, containing one Hundred
lieeipes for using odds and ends from
table and market. II is a book espe.
ciully valuable to young house.
keepers. and will afford many now
anu useful hints even TO those more
tNterlenc9d. Ayers Homo Eeono.
niles" mailed to any address. on recent
oil 2-eent stamp, by Dr.J,G Aver * CO.,
Lowell Mass.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

lntfa iai,isr,

Sunday. Mar,tt j. viii b5 As twanty.
Hfth anniversary OF th4 dedication OF
tho First Unitarian huCch In our city.
" Is hoped tHl' tho saampn will be
pfeaehed by assstf william ii. tarttess.
I'D, OF Phllattelptiil, who preached
tie dedication s-rgnun twenty-five
years ago and is low o! years Of ago
Mrs. A. +. naut VIII Iaai piper
AN appropriate hyMn mas hron com
posesi by lie Rev AilnotJ, Sarge, OF
Boston
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14
A peaeh Orchard ohenn.

Down, Del, Feb. 1s.-It ia tho gem
elai opinion OF fruit growers in This
pnrt OF tue State that The peach crop
tlls year will again be total failure.
Samuel q. Fisher president of the
Sussex County levy Court. has a
peach orchnrd OF $40 trees which, in
case Of fair season would yield CROP
worth at least $3.50. lie sold all tha
fruit IL may bear this year to George
II. ii&ll, Of Milford, tot IS, which was
paid over on the spot.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

stansburY Murray, DR., on Saturday
celebrated his twenty eighth birthday
by receiving large number Of his
friends at his home.
A successful revival la being carried
on throughout Cecil County. Nd, un,
der the leadership OF Rev. Edward
Gardner.
The Maryland farmers, represented
by K. s. Griffith. A. W. Woodruff, A. L
lucy and @. s. Hurlock. have Offered
an additional reward of ESQ for tbs
capture OF the ilrebug, George Mat
thewa, who Is supposed to be- hiding
in Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

Prof. VIM. Thomas, of Philadelphia,
arrived in our city this morning and
Will remain hero Tor the next ten days.
lie devotes his time to writing music
and poetry and has become widely
known IN our country. Lille from tho
Cradle to tho Grave rs sung by Patti,
lions, IL having reached an edition Of
lb,0oo. lie has also Just completed d
musical drama entitled"lhe Prodigal,n
which Is attracting "A good share OF at
tention OF tho lovers of music. He
proposes TO visit a number OF The lead.
Ing singers and musicians In our city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

A Philosophical Society will bs orr
ghnizei at q meeting In Delaware Col
Iese tins tluesday) evening. 1t will
be composed OF tho college profes.
sor5, ciergymea, physicians and other
citizens, TO the number OF %. The
purpose OF the society is for tho dis
cGssion OF various matters OF conteiI.
porary Interest in natural, medical,
mechanical and other sciences, and
aud to the stock of knowledge in the
universe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

DIR. Simms' White Pulmonic Balsam,
the great lung and throat cure endors
ed by physicians, clergymen, lawyers
and fully ten thousand citizens as the
grand medicine for coughs. sore
throat, Group, ETC., and a positive con.
sumption preyenter. soc and 81. Sold
by druggists everywhere. Medicine
parlor, 423 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

Grocerymen and private parties de.
siriag John NJ. crabb's homemade
jeilies, will please call at 70b King
street, where they will be supplied
with all ilayors.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

Ahe beautiful American artist, Miss
Emma Bell, will anpear Mt the Academy
of Music next Thursday and Friday
evenings, assisted by two Froneh
novelty dancers. The distinctive fea-
ture of this pieoe Is the posing of liza.
the artists model. Whatever of I'M.
modesty there may be in this peso is
1ispeiled from the minds of the spec.
tator2 ty the child-liie simplicity, tho
Innocent purity Of thought with which
the playwright has up to this time In
Eeniously inspired the character with.
she Will be supported by a strong
company aud her engagement should
be suceeSs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

~ Vus.prIna ~,

To-day $ ST, Nelentines Day and the
post oltiee has bean crowded with hap,
py lqvors who entrusted Uncle Sans
curriers' with their hearts TO convey to
tnetr nearest friends. 1he rush was
not SO great rs Oh former days when
the patron saint of lovers ami sweet.
nearts was relneYbered. The posl
olliea clerks say that each year tho
number OF Valentines sent by mail IS
smaller.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

James A, Collins was arraisnad in
the Municipal Court this morning on
a charge OF assault With intent to rob
George Hannahs on Wednesday, Fob,
luary s. Mr.. Hannahs testified thas
while he was making Ills rounds us
patro!tnan OF tho Wilmington City
Electric Company he mot tho prisoner
ut Front ami Bloome streets. They
had some word, when Collins knocked
him down. Thinking that ne intended
to do him bodily harm, Witness drew
a revolver and shot the prisoner la
the arm.
Mr.. Lyman, who represented Collins,
stated there was no testimony TO show
that Collins Intended to commit any
theft. the court agreeing with him.
The case was held over until to.mor.
row morning that Il deeper examina.
ton might lie made. Collins was held
under 5000 bail until that time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

MECHANICS LOAN ASSOCIATION
VI The undersigned having hron ap-
pointed receiver ror the hb6Hc na5nnd
n-suc'ali9n. By the chanEeiior ~ / .
State OF Delaware, her by gtYes not!e" to
all shareholders ede!tsc5 thcig b. 10 70
ft for examination mai adjustment
Books Will be reee.ptel for. All persons
indebted TO he association nlte req .iesteH
10 make immei ato settlement atil per
Sous holding claims against il 10 tila the
AaDc NJ once. Holder OF garti Acatns 81
Indebtedness should ile their eertiiiaat et5
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14
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The Following testimonial 9 anne I o usj
Kenyon " ii,oIusa To-, Adams. n. Y.I
GeEtleMen-Fof she past Nv 0 years have
suffered terHihiy with what toetors call
eczema. During This ti.Ho | have cunb
suited seYclal physicians aud used o
number Of weii-knoWn remedies bun
could get no relief unit finally | waS
urged to rive your renedlcI a trial. l
cannot sa% enou4 h i'll praise Of th6m Ab
presnHt am a. well rs ever was IN my
illn and owe my sincere THINKS 20 You
for pr. linies itUnBchold Ointiuaut and
this testimonial! wild confer favor by
nidi@srllg. cry truly youra n J. Mo.
SAit3, iCominstcr, Mass.
lhaso remedies ara for salo at a5c. and
hDc. at Beaten smiths drug store. 18th and
Pine SITS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

The Phoenix Fire Company last week
sent u pony with its trappiugs to tile
Heading Hose Company OF Reading.
iIhe pony Is naihed Bees and is twelve
hands high. The Reading company
Us highly pleased over the glib and viii
chance it off at fair to be held by
them In the near future. Many VII.
mington ilrelnen Will be among the
CONTESTANTS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

In consequence of the rain last Mon
day, the sala OF stock on tho Lender
man farm, Brandywine Hundred, by
", w. Morton. was postponed until
Friday, the 18th Instant.
G. Ii. Palmer, who occupies the
Stewart farm, near Fautkland, Chris.
tiana Hundred, has postponed his sale
Of horses, COWS and utensils. till Tues.
day, The 2Ist instant.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14

Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Pierson will con-
duct eyangelistic services this week In
Central Presbyterian Church. Mr..
lJ'icrson will speak. Mrs. Plerson and
Mr. King will sing.
There will also be full choir. The
services will begin at 7.45 p. m. A
twenty minute song service will pre-.
ioeeds, beginning at 7.25 p. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-14
A Fireman, na,.a

j. W. ChaIfant, of Upland, Delaware
County, Pa, died suddenly on Sunday.
Tie is weil.known to our fire iaddies,
rs lie was 4 member OF the Franklin
Fire ompany of that place. aud was
awarded the prl2e, handsome clock
as being the largest man IN tho late
iiTcmen's paraue given in our city,