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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-12
StMnlOn Itelns.

The very severe weather we have Ind
has made our town quite lively, for
every few minutes we hear the Jingle
Of bells and at times notice little
racing, Which creates quite an excite.
ment, but generally "Hugney" comes
out ahead.
The hambrrs boys are kept busy
preparing tho horses for icy travel.
The kIanensi mills arc running at
Eull speed. Some thought they would
shut down after Christmas, but they
are making better time than before.
One day this week while Bert AIassi-
mer wa skating the ire broke. and he
disappearing from his erohies, they
give the alarm. .iohn Marvel soon
arrived, and securing rope assisted
the voting man 10 escape from drown.
ing We hope this will he lesson to
some Of our venturrSpme skaters.
Mr.. Harry Mollaston, willie out
sleightnS one day this week, and pay.
il5S mora attention 10 hi5 company
tnan 10 his horse, met with all upset,
Int fortunately escaped without in
iGlR.
Tie rratrartnfl services mn vet In
Progress Mt Alarllailton r. Il. Church.
leaving the NJ. u. church OF tbs, pi5tre
without Il minister, On Saskatchewan.
lng there was n prayer meeting leiI.
conducted by Joseph Douick3on,
Which was !, raely attended
Rev. Ait. blake, OF tho Presbyterian
Church, viii breach on t0St Sabbath
afternoon at . a'EiucE, SAID attn seli0O
eomHChGes al ; O'clock.
AB=eN3ra meeting eli the Mite Society
VIII iae held nest saturday evening, al
the house Of j. L. hickey, 10 attend tt
extra business 4 full number is OK
rec'cd 10 be present
We il5lHa ii lodge, tpNorth / pHEsiitA
Ahtt hucietEADd grange meetings, an
would lie well enough To mention
wien WI meet OH These occasions, y,
wo wont get things mixed.
The Grange has begH meeting OF
thursday night, but nov changed L.
SioRanN liz 1T
Tie / .. o. I, meet On WcdnosGa.
night
ihe Mite Society formerly met o
thurs ny night, on account OF Ill
odd Fellows
The En"orth l!eagne formerly me-
OIL Thursday night haye changed t
luestiay night because sonebedy
BeiiH happened TO cali on Ihuf-da
I evening, This sounds very odd bu
! Nei IL Is true.
The i.rw0rih LeaGne meets ever
week and tho Alite society once
month IL lheHas Hawthorne evt
gets his hf@ house finished, tho Mil
. Society VIII surprise him soon afte
wards.
: 4 certain Young lady lost her waite
i IA eeMlnG home from church last Sa
hath evening. bAt after searching ear
fully with lanterns, she found 1t. \
damage was done bat somebody had
biz scare.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-12
THIRD edition.


When court reconvened at $50
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, Benjamin
NieldH, attorney for the Wilmington
City Hlectric Company, requested the
Courtto sign certain exceptions which
ne has made during the trial OF Cook,
VS.. the company, tor damages.
The request WIS opposed by Levi c,
Bird. Cooks attorney, who claimed
that these exceptions should have been
signed during the term OF court at
which The case was tried. The Court
took he same view OF the question,
ard the request was denied.
In This case the jury awarded Coob
S6 50t damages for injuries which he
received by becoming entangled in a
live g eetric wire which was broker
ana lying on the ground, while on hi;
way homo from work before daylight
in the morning, about Is months ago
There WIS il heavy storm the preyiou:
nightdurlng which the wire was broG
on and fell In the street.
The plaintiff was represented b!
Levi D. Bird and Andrew Il. Sanborn
while Benjamin Nields and J. II. lIof
tecke tappeared for tho defendant CON
panyI The case occupied about ;
week being slubbornly contested OF
both sides, and when it WIS deeitle'
against the company, Mr., Nlelis mad
application fer Ii new trial. which wa
refus I'D by the Court. lie will nov
take the case TO the Court OF Error
and Appeals, which meets in Dove
next week, on writ OF error.
ABOUT o'clock Court adjourned I'LL
til lU clock this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-12

5es9 lis Of sa5H! ai5as f5g 4at5zss
81 - u. L llase.A :, $40 #iAsuw
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-12

EWiS.-ln Philadelphia, ON January 10.
1873, ki,ttc, wife OF John 7. LcH aged
q Years
ieiutlves and friends OF the family are
invited 10 attend the funeral From the
lone OF HI futhcr john ", Lewis, Aoslt
krkHuDd street. w itmiugtou. Oh FRIDAY
afternoon, nj O'Clock.
NuEk.-ln Newport, January 10. 1888
imllS r.. daughter ut Christopher j.
amt Annie G.. NollS, AGED tDWr YEAR.
lnicrmtht M st. loseph's Cemetery.
Funeral private.
pIERC E-Dn January 18th. 1893. I.nura
May Pierce, IN ne 2sil year Of her age
1 hr relatives and friends ARE invited
To- ,ttctid the tuucrul from hey late rcs j.
Clrpc". No. = East 22ui street, s saturday
afternoon ut : O'Clock. intvrnent at
Nj. salem Cemetery.
BWDWS. --On January 10th Mrs. Jane
BrUNa. witt OF Thomas Brown. III tn -
nth ycsrO HCr age,
krlR ives ami friends are invited tn 81
teud tHc funeral rom her has and rcsi'
4 D5'c o. tho Ilgh Ards, on Thursday
atcrluuu- at " ucloct, Service Al tho
ouse, lntcrmrn. at Mt Salem Gene
terry.
PERKINS, Or Jantaiy nth 1872 L.
i SharlttS fctailis Ia ht thih Sear OF his
age.
Hrlat w. and tIfci5tls a.a invited TO a..
! toad his tHet.d from, Tie residence I HI
son. IL. II iesl,iitss near Helm Oak. Del
4 on Satt r5taN AftrruoGn the It'll inst Sep
4 SiCts III dix, hpttsn at . . lack. Inter
J u"ut at Sewark hlun Cemetery.
PGLE.-In this city. on lath lust is14
Eleanor .Pyie,agcd ttNteas, lbluonths
i A!id sti DAYS,
ttrihtiSc, nh friends a re invited TO at.
tead ,,rYcc III III" h9li.o. -! freheh ST,
IN ~rlldag afternoon ut 1870. lut"rntui
/ Private
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-12

81 felt weak and dizzy in the morn
ing and my stomach would not digest
well, and made me feel so it would
burst. | had eXcruciating pain in the
pit OF my stomach at times. used DR..
Greene's Nsrvura blood and nerve
remedy and every dose gave me relief
the moment took it; the pain Is oil
gone and feel strong all day in
tact. feel like n new man. | would
not be without DIR. Greene's Nervurd
blood and nerve remedy III the house.
Mr. Jacob simon, the second Of this
duo OF progressive young mon. worth
lily represents tho energetic spirit OF
Syracuse, N. T., his home. lie lives
at 2ll John Street, and to your report,
er he stated the facts of his lato sick.
ness speaking enthusiastically of the
recovery OF his health and Of the great
remedy which accomplished it,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-12

Tho collision OF o sleigh and load
ed 'tdoabie, DECKER sled created much
excitement on West Seventh street
last night. AT Madison street the man
who was operating the steering apa-
ratus lost all control of the sled, and
the result was that tho sled ran into
the horse, throwing IL to the ground
and upsetting the sleigh. officer
Haines succeeded In holding the horse
until its fright was over and the oceu-
pants drove off without apparent in
jury. Fortunately none of the coasters
were injured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-12
The cheapest clrild's owe,

The cheapest clriid's over.
coat in the store is worth al.
most what we charge for the
best.
About so of them left
which we'd like to close out
this week.
Mems stormers have the
call. 50 for an extra good
one-.one to keep you warm
for "a. SO. The doctor might
charge you more than that,
if you happen to catch cold.
10 per cent. off every
child's suit, while ON some
we've taken off an extra SOC
or 81 to move them quickly.
Store closed at 6 o'clock
every evening except Tues
days and Saturdays.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-12

The body OF an unknown white man
lies at the morgue, the man having
been struck by north-bound train
over the p. W. Il d. Railroad near
Claymont about $50 o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
AT the time of the accident the man
was In company with Peter Peterson,
Henry Chamulet and Joseph Richards.
and they were all on the way to Phila-
delphia where they intended to secure
work, but the men do not know tho
name OF their companion, MS they had
only been with him Il short time.
The dead man was struck on the
head, crushing the skull, and death
must have been Instantaneous. The
body was brought to the dead house
and later was removed to the morgue.
From book which was found in his
pockets he is a Dane, having friends
in New York and Jersey City. He Is
about feet inches in height. with a
light mustuche and short whskors.
light complexion and weighing about
l45 pounds. The coroner will hold an
Inquest tonight, and will keep the
body for few days TO await its identi-
tlcatlOu,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-12
FIFTH EDITION,



The Ferris Industrial School corpo.
rators met yesterday afternoon In an.
nual session and elected the follo,vinI
managers to serve during tho comi6
two years:
George s. Capello, r. LOWS Arm!
strong. George q. Lobdell, Wilmer
Palmer, Lindley G. Kent. Ashton r.,
Iatum, Mrs. Maria l.. Spruance and
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Bailey, William P.
bancroft was elected to serve for Two
years to succeed the late Lewis Ihomp-
son. Isaac 1. johnson was elected 20
serve for ono year to succeed tho late
DR. LOWS +. Bush.
The report of the Finance Commit
tee was read and showed the nggre-
gate value Of the real and personal
property to be S102. l68.49. The Aet
gain OF 1892 was 1858. 40. The ommit-
lee also reported that had 1t not We b
Tor the $1,000 appropriation IRON
Levy Court tie institution cstaid
have exlsted,and they think that @.
will be necessary to carry on business
| in proper manner.
The Indenturing Committee report
| ed that eleven white boys ana nine
| Goiored boys were out OH leave at the
beginning OF the year The School
| COMMITTEES reported that an addition
| had Deen made to the school and that
there are A pupils under instruction.
The committee on Farm and Build
Ing reported that S2.27i.20 was the
combined cost of operating the barn,
and the value OF the stock
The value of what was produced
was $4,2i9.60. The committee recon-
mended that . new building be erect
ed for the storage OF grain and pota-
toes. As shown by the report of the
Household Committee, S256.g3 had
had been expended for food during the
year. Tho boys made tie fel!S~tTig
articles; loo ffifts, so coats SO pairs
OF trousers. 53 towels, do pillow slips.
u sheets, 90 drawers, aprons, 20 base
ball caps, 10 officers shirts, is curtains,
IL bed spreads, 40 caps IL pillow ticks,
IA scrub cloths; number of pieces
mended, 500; washed. 2S,423; ironed.
l5,9fD; loayes of bread made, IL, 500;
pounds OF butter made. $50.
The secretary reported the recelpts
for tho year to have been 'e2U, $50 81.
The sum Of %345 10 was added to the
building fund account and 81, 1888 50
was added ta tho regular fund. Dur.
Ing the ear there We're twelve boys
admitted, nine dismissed, two escaped,
one returned and two recon mitted as
reported by Superintendent Halnes.
lie also recommended that tho boys
be taught some useful trade, as all
cannot lima homes with farmers after
they arc dismissed from tho institu-
ton. The directors will meet for
organization Tonight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-12

The report Of State Treasurer Bur-
mite, which has been prepared, shows
that the total receipts during the past
year for the general fund, was flS6,.
b94 81, and the disbursements $780,
655 20. The receipts for school fund
were 1882, 42l.55, and the disburse-
nents for the same purpose $685..
ltb ~
The total assets OF tho State, both
general and school funds. aggregated
OH December 3lst. 1892. 1878, 0a2, be.
sides cash on hand amounting to $5G.-
a4S.2 -; the total liabilities on the same
date were 1854, $50.
There has been an Increase In the
revenue derived from the taxation of
banks and banking institutions. There
is II prospective increase in receipts
from communication tux on the BRlti-
more " Philadelphia railroad. The
So, 900 communication expires April lat
next; thereafter tho annual amount
will be $50, i0l.69. In this eonneCtion
it is reported that an effort Will be
made by the railroad company to Sc.
cure reduction TO tho old figures :
80 ut}J.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-12
morocco Manufacturers Msot.

The semi-annual meeting Of the
Morocco Manufacturers National AS
ISOLATION was held In the arinory OF
Troop B, Twelfth and Orange streets.
this morning. Up to II, 80 o'clock only
some twenty members had arrived
owing to the severe snow storm. The
last annual meeting took place at
Long Branch. N. j. Park Postles ia
president Of the association and called
the meeting to order.
Charles A. MeGrer, the secretary was
absent on Welt to Montgomery Co.,
Pa, and owning to the storm was un-
able to be present The reading of the
minutes were dispensed with, and the
association went into executive 5es-
sion at 1890. The following gentle
men were present.
J. J. Dohohoe. of Salem Mass; A. G.
Webber, Lynn, Mass; A. b. Martin,
Lynn, Mass. j. r.. Evans, Philadel-
phia; John w. Selser, Philadelphia; O.
j. Brinton, DR., Philadelphia; w. w.
Hit, Philadelphia.
W. s. McDermond, New York; Chns
w. Fenton, Mr.. Mitchell, Mr.. Steele,
VIM. 4. McNeely and Joseph Matthew,
Philadelphia; VIM. Pevear. Lynn,
Mass.; NJ. $. Atkinson, Baltimore; Vim,
Freely. New York; G. McInvey. New
/ ut ANr u Al NO L oSItStr L.
Quigley, Edw. Barr, Vim. Beadenkopf,
w. }. McClary, Elmer Mitchell, Chas.
Baird, J. Parko posties, Jr., John q.
Baker. William and Charles Jones, re
| ter j. Ford. Win. l.. Child, Geo. W.
| Chambers, OF this city.
The menu card read asfollows:
Dinner rendered TO the Morocco
Manufacturers National Association
by the morocco manufacturers OF the
city of Wilmington, Troop i Armory,
Wilmington, Del, Jan. H. 1898.
MENU.
Oysters on half-sholl
Spanish Olio sour
Cold Salmon Tartar Sauc,
| Cueumbers
Hot boned turkey with truilles
Peas Potato Croquettel
Oyster Croquettes.
Roman Punch cigarettes.
Roast Larded Quail
Celery Terrapin Mayonais,
Dressed lettuce. Roquefort Chees,
Frozen Plum Pudding,
| Fancy Cakes,
| Coffee, Cigars.
Robert J. Graves acted as caterer.
Toasts and speech making and ,
general social reunion followed Til,
|
phia; A. b. Martin OF Lynn, and L. s
Barrett of Boston, responded to toast!
pertaining to tho morocco business
The toasts were:
The National Morocco Manufact
urers Association" u. Park Postles
The City In which we meet. y
Mayor Wiley"
Our Fellow Craftsmen from New
England. "A. b. Martin.
The Morocco Industry OF III
Quaker City" John w Selser.
The Track of the Empire State. -
William II. lIildreth.
Maryland Morocco.'-M. S. Atkln
son.
THE Importance of Money in tn,
Prosecution OF our trade. Vim. NJ
Field
Wilmingtons Interest in Our Trade
Daniel Piefson, Jr.
our Guests w. X. Crosby.
''Ihe Press Vim. Ii, Hill.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-12

81 take great pleasure in testiiiying
to the wonderful curative virtues Of
br. Greenes NcrNura blood and nerve
remedy. ! suffered torture from
pHin5 in my limbs and bncIi and my
kidneys ~efu iii an awful condition.
could not sleep we'll and felt very
miserable. My stomach was very
weak aud could not enjoy my food,
Now all 10 changed. | hnya no ram,
can eat and sleep naturally and am en-.
trely cured by DR., Greene'5 Neryura
blood and nerve remedy"
Both the young and the old will do
well 10 lollow tile lead Of these young
business men and secure their. health
first Of all. This remedy will cure
every time, for II is the great giyer Of
nerve strength ana pure blood. 1t ia
npurely vegetable medicine aid harm
less and is sold by druggists at II. 1t
is the discovery of the we'll known
br. Greene, OF IS West l4th Street.
New York, he famous specialist in
curing nervous and chronic dis.
e1sns. IIe can 10 consulted free, per
soually OF by letter
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-12

Need something in the Iine Of foot.
wear this evening, and we want to ~
your attention tn our 81 ore Just when
you happen 60 reed the shoes. We
want YOU TO sec huw good our shoc4
are, aud TO tind out how low wo are
working down pr IS. We have some.
thing nice in the way Of chttdreu'a
shoes, the qualitJ. aud make up is first
class, and prices SO luw mat We think
gu Will find you can get a really
good wearing shoe FRI IN us for veIN
,littlo money. Mhv not save money oil
Your shoe Bills You can ut ON store
ioInaus No. 10 East itA street be
tween MGrAot and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-12

lie popularity ana falae of SALIVA
ton Oil has eNtfdtinl year by year
titca It's first Introduction until It's
#lIHe liHs become a. familiar as heuza.
hold Noitls from tiaite 10 .HlituInia.
FIa pr tptitt ct', ate In ,lailT ipeelpt Of
numerous convincing testimony from
thoroughly trustworthy persons rcili.
Iy.UE TO tie marvellous cures Of r.letf5
nati-m and neuralgia wrought by
HIS ,i=ti3s wfHtleailtl ,tnilHeift k.aeli
rail adds hcw Wteatlis 10 lis laurtls.
rlea = Hcllls.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-12

Mr., WIN. Iawton returned home
yesterday Afternoon from his business
t:ip through Western PennSylyania,
and said the railroads are all showed
up and that tho munuiacturer's report
Z good business last year, and That
tney mad about sold out nearly all of
tine product, and were ready to etart
AZ again and make up their Spring
atoOk. II the tariff is tinkerad with
they will reduce wages and cell their
goods according. Tine reduction will
come OH OF the lahorInE mas,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-12

Harmony Council, No /, U. F. A.,
Will celebrate its fourteenth anniver.
shry to morrow night III SmYth Post
room ut Third and Ming stfetts, An
interesting program. consIgting OF
both musical and literary selections,
has beeii prepared and the entertain
ment promises To be eaeeeas. An
admission lee of 10 cents will he
charged and every ono In G4s aaiisnes
vii. 30 presented Il Pueha2s kefrash.
nIents viii also be served.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-12

Governor Reynolds has pardoned
Raflelo AmatriZia. the Italian vino
murderously assaulted Police Officer
James HershociI. In last April. while
the officer WAS arrestinE the Italian, he
was stabbed in the left thigh, making
q dangerous wound. On May 18th he
was sentenced to one years imprison'
ment, but through the efforts OF ON.
Ger DiMare tire pardon was secured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-12

The following described read esfaic. viz:
All that certnin lot OF lard with the
buildings thereon erected, s,'aatp in tht
city "A Whining ou, aforesaid, I GUN lei
uId described ~ ftliuws, 10 WI
y Beginning NJ the Intersection of thu
north asterl5 side at ;-hnl.cio4A avenue
with the northwes crlS side oil iiolneS
street; the1cs by sR:d side OF Shallcrosi
avenue morn hwe4tHrly III feet: thence
north asterly parallel with Rodney street
u fee to IA stake; thence Southeasterl5
parallel with Shailcrbss avenue ant
through the middle OF the division wal
of his and the adjoining house Ito teei
to the aforesaid side oil Rodney street,
innlthenee ny the stule suuthwtst1riy q
leH1 20 TIE placr 81 beginning, be thu
contents thereof wiint they maY.
seize and taken IN execution as thu
4 prop rty OF John Z. Kelley and Mary
/ Mills Kelley, and to he sold by
PElIn'EGDIIn, Sheriff.
sherins ohicei Wilmington, JanuarS
/ II. 1876 il2
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-12
.AsSIsIEIb,

HlIT.-TDCKER MAN-At the Asbnrv NJ.
F. parsonage 2a3 Wllnut street on
"Wednesday nltcrE o N, january II, 1873
" lite iieV. John ~. L, Hanna. MI. Auly
HE. Of BIac.hirl hundred, and Miss
Kate 4. Iockcrmln, OF Ltipsir, Del.
HRS r-T0WNSEND- At the rcsl,lcur re
Of Nr. tica"ce ". Hurst, 81. Gl5 llarr-
son ,:reet, on Wednesday evening. Han.
u. l-tH ~ :iic Rev. IuAn y G. Euiiiru,
Mr.. teottc w. liurst, ,Ir. and Miss
Clara Z. townsend. both OF Wilmington.
Bel,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-12
Anotllcr Snow storm.

About i2 o'clock last night another
snow storm set In, and siiiue that time
snow has boon falling necessarily,
covering the ground to a depth OF
three inches. The snow greatly HIN
dered street car traffic this morning,
but this afternoon all OF the cars were
running on time. The fall has greatly
improved sleighing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-12

Squire Frank Il. Smith was In Phil
adelphla yesterday to testify in the
suit OF the proprletors of the Arllng-
ton Mills against the firm who fur
nished them with dye material some
fifteen months ago and who their boss
dyer. Robert j. Edgar, stood in with
out OF several thousand dollars Mr..
Philip ChurchmaD is one OF the attor-
neys for the company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-12

Sick Hoadaehef B4Eoaa4's PtLIs
Will relieve.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-12

1t is both a food and drink which In.
vaEids very rarely refuse to take.
Therefore many Physicians have 10
hestaucy in recommending II In such
caaes as trphus fever, pHoun0iIiu,
rheumatism, and many. others. IRYlor
y Fullerton sells the best g tlan. the
celebrated ilr. fuIiefs p,l lp IN plat
bottles. lavlnr x Fullerton, Drug
gi5.5, sd and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-12

DIR. Simms White Pnlmonlc Balsam,
the most reliable and unfailing rem
ely for coughs, sore throat and oil
throat and lung diseases. A positive
consumption preventor. Sure as good
medicine can DO. so cents and 81 by
all druggists and Mt country stores.
Medicine parlor, Az Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-12

Lambs wool, eiderdown
cloth, soft, light and warm,
for children's and ladies'
sacques, skirts or pajamas.
All we have left, in colors
dark gray, light gray, blue
and tan and dark tan, are
reduced from SOC to Csc
Ba sement.
-Four hundred white Gro
chet bed spreads start the
season at the following re-
auctions in tile teeth Of a
strong advancing market.
9o-cent ones to 75c.
sl.95 ones to 9sc.
S1.50 ONES to S1.19.
500 ones to sl.39.
All our blankets used for
holiday and window display
are somewhat soiled. You
will find them in the base.
ment at about one-fourth off
the regular prices --$1.50 to
IS. .....
Spring percales are here
in a great variety of beauti'
full styles, l24c per yard.
For cotton dresses, so
inch giace cloths are splon'
did.wearing fabrics. About
twenty pieces are reduced
fsom l2ac to 7e per yard.
VIM. B. SHARP & co.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-12

While II year old 'fhoiuas Hindle-
man was coastins on Hest ;seonl
street yesterday Afternoon, he was
rnR over by one oil !irown's coal
wagons. Tie boy ha. his lett leg
buddy bruised but the bona was not
broken. He WIS removed o lis homo
near by, where Dr. Blackson attended
MIN,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-12

While Walter Lynn was coasting on
Fourth street hill last night he was
run over by "A cab and had his left leg
broken. lie was removed to his home
ut 1921 West Fourth street and DR..
tahey summoned who set the broken
leg.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-12

Tho formal opening Of the new Cen
tury Club house will take place on
January 81. A conference of clubs
Will be held in the afternoon, clubs
from neighborlng cities to be repre-
secuted BY delegates. In the evening
u reception will be rendered to the
members and friends OF the club.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-12
state of ltnrr,nometor

at the isE@gDate'4N o.itee t9.llay in the
shade.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-12

While car No. 30. of tho Delaware
Avenue Line was crossing Fourth
street this morning, it was run into
by ear Of the Maryland avenue line
with sufficient force to knock il from
the track. Tho Maryland avenue ear
had its pilot stove i'll. hut beyond this
there WIS no other damaro.