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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25

The remedy tor this condition ia not
hard to find. IHine's celery compound
supplies the tired system with all il
needs In tho way OF food for the
nerves and uonrlsiiment for the blood.
Depression OF spirits, bad tom por ana
melancholy disappear with pure blood
md stronger nerves.
Paine's celery compound makes
sound health II permanent condition.
very short time after taking celery
compound there is an unmlstakahle
feeling OF Increased vitality, clearer
brain stronger powers in every direc-
tiun
Mrs. Claude CARY, to-day ore OF the
hnndsomest women in Toreka, writ.
/ ing to Wells, Richardson Il Co, says:
Il have been sufferer from uer.
vousness ard have tried several RENE
dies, none OF which did rlo my good.
This season tried pntnr's celery com.
pound. used one bottle and il gave
me immediate relief: used two bot
ties and am MS well to day as | ever
WAS. ! have recommended tho com.
pound TO several OF my friends ana
am suro that they are satisfied with
It," This is The experience of women
everywhere.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25

Go TO Wnyrs. $40 East Fourth ,trset
for all the Sunday papers.
Go to Nelson's for good salt oysters
ana solid measure. 500 Madison st.
Sole agency for j. ~ G. Fischer
piano. over @i,OOJ In use. Dearborn,
5!5 Shiplcy street, Wilmington.
Ladies' look for iiub5y's Pipe and
line e!gara FOR NmaS. Largest ussort.
m5nt. lurstein, East Second.
Why don't you go to ~ Market
street Tor your cough drops: We have
tar and honey, EuarhouLd, lemon,
lIiue. paicgurio tcahorry, orange unu
also rock and rye drops, fresh every
day. Hollis. ..-. .....
lie mrInlers OF Wilmington Couu.
en- No. g.. L. A. VI VIII iaeot la
their hall at @ 80 n. M. tomorrow, and
proceed 10 Madrlny VI Il. tlIurui, to
hear u l thanksgiving sermon.
Tho King street market was filled to
OVERLOOKING with poultry tins morn.
ing, chickens setting from SOC. Ia - 20
per pair aud turkeys ~ to - 30 each,
ducks SOv. to si.2l per pair.
Jesse NJ Clair, OF GruhDs Corner.
lirandywlue Hundred. died on lues.
day lust OF typhoid malaria. after an
I Illness nt SOM ten days. lle was In
HIS 18th year and leaves a wife and
tour Chl4dlen. The fumera. took place
yesterday at | O'Clock. lntarmcut
wHsi made in Bethel NJ L. ChuCcn
grounds.
kiusswood NJ. T.. Church. lItl. and
4 lhymuht streets. ltev. II 5. nuInuv.
a uI. l'lro brigade service q 80. le,l
/ hEt''o. w. springer, Esq. lr"acldug
sel vire lu'51, sermon hy pn5tor jan.
"A 1 tt.laN A \
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25

Lust evening about T30 O'Clock Jas.
MeCullen was taken to the restaurant
ll0 Market street by q friend. where
lie was given q room. About 100
O'Clock q boarder awakened Harry JAR
rell, tho waiter. and informed him tina t
smoke was issuing from one OF the
rooms.
On investigation it WIS found that
McCullen had thrown all the bed
clothes off tho bed, and that no had set
lire to them. police officer was
c8llad In and he was arrested. He
asked the officer to let him tie his shoe.
Being granted the permission to do
so, he Immediately turned around and
struck FARRELL in the face several times
and kicked him on tho shlns.
In the Municipal Court this MORN
ing he WINS found guilty OF the charge
OF assault and battery on FARRELL.
Sentence was deTe red. and he was
Leld without bail until the charge of
arscn is investigated He denied TINT
he lad u cigar 1t was u fortunate
thing that tile fire was discovered at
the time 1t was, or to-day there might
have been sad story to chronicle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25
FIFTH EDITION.



Directors Flower, 9,aoL, won
80, $50 this year; the yearlinR colt
perlnl, 3 d2ls won $1,000 this year. and
the yoarllng colt Burlington, s'S7X.
shout $1,000. ~"
California 10 high up in honor this
year. In addition to her great trot-
tiers. she has sent out the following
PAGERS: Flying Jib. 2.oI; Saladin,
LOSS, Dlahlc, LOB.
The Nova Scotia brod geldlng
Gordon Sim, 2.2OlS, started in five
ahces lhlH seafon and won all OF them
anu only trotted In 10 heats
Axtell's dam Is safo In foal TO Alter.
ton, g 09i4. ~
Frontier. 22o9f, is the champion
Minnesota bred 3.yenr.old.
Pamlico, 2.l0ty, ie now taking life
easy III blue gras5 paddock
Nancy Hanks. 2.O4. will DO bred to
Arion, 2.Ofhi, next spring.
Tan. 2.2SHS, sire OF Lucy Pan, 2t7.
has been sold to $. Franks, Albany, Ga.
Bolivar. Dutch Oven. kowcOcas,
Howard, were the winners at Glouces.
ter yesterday.
Over forty.ilve hundred dollars were
divided between the owners of Dlrec.
lnm and Mascot In the race given in
New York.
Six Of the stables that were out in
the grant circuit this year won over
SO coo. They are as follows. Budd
noble, $50 252: Village Farm. sIS. 700,
san Maleo Fnrm. SIS 0i5; Munroa
salisbury. $40 0l0; NJ. Il. Mcilenry,
ss5, 800 and Bob stewart, f2l 500.
Frank G. Ives has been matched to
play Jacob Schnifer one game OF 500
points at cushion caroms, for an ar.
Elegate stake of S2o 600
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25
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Miss Laura Ross. daughter of Ex.
Governor Ross. OF this Stnte. w.a
married on Wednesday at noon to ET.
Superintendent John q. Gray, former
ly of Sussex county. but now holding
a position in the Pension Department.
Washington. b. G. The cerein ony
was performed by Rov. Charles Arm.
strong, rector, ut st. Andrews Pro.
testant Episcopal Church, West Phlla.
delphia. Tho maid of honor was Miss
L. Warlnley, and the bridesmaids Miss
Esther Green and MissMargaret Harbs.
ter. The best man was Willard Sauls-
bury, OF Wilmington. Del. and tho
ushers William Gray. q brother OF the
groom. Guy King. Henry Green, Of
Reading. and Chlrles McFue OF WASH
ington, y. G. The bride was given
away BY her Drotlicr-lni law. DR.. Samu.
el H. Skillern. A pretty page boy In
dark velvet. Samuel SSillern, Jr., wait.
ed on the bride. A reception and
breakfast followed at DR. okillern's,
lhrity'lifth and Barring streets.
Miss Katie Blake. of Glird and Thur.
low streets Chester, WIS married on
Ihursday ever Ing to William Colleny,
OF this city, at tho AsbGry parsonage.
by tho Roy. John y. G. llama. The
bride and groom took tho o'clock
train from this city to Thurlow, where
reception was hold ut the home of
the brids's mother, Mrs. Blake. Among
those present were:
Mrs. Bake and family Ernest Rich
ardsun. OF Marcus HOOK; Mr.and Mrs.
Dicks and Mrs. Peck. OF Thurlow;
Mss Bertha Barber, Misc DavIe Barber,
George lienininin OF Trainer; Mrs.
Nowlnnd, Of Wilmington.
y wedding supper was served. S5sG
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25

You. we think to take look at the
surprisingly good quality and make
up OF our two dollar shoes. The square
toe tip, long tip blucher and cloth
top opera tip are among tho new com.
ers Tor ladies'. and for men, our new
velvet cals Shoes will give you some.
thing little better than usual for
your money. Have you ever tried our
shoes for boys and girls? They wear
we'll and are low In price. A rare com .
bination lhal's bringing us trade. For
man 10 Last Fourth street, between
Market and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25

IAHN h-llth month nd sam 81 Ilnnna
' SeHr OF his age.
Relatives aud friends IRE respectfully
! invited to attend the iliEcral. 10 meet AT
/ Friends Meeting House Fourth and
I " est streets, sruonl dHS-iith month 21tl,
at @ Clocl y. =IntrrthcLi in Whining.
ton and Brandy Wine emoteTY.
SMITH On Friday mUruIng Nov. 24th
Henry II. Smith, ngCd T. yetrs. icaviu1
Widow AMI six children to mourn lll
loss.
Funeral from his late rcsidancr,GO9 Fast
, Tenth street. services Al 4 \. n. T..
| Church On Sunday. AZ p. IN. httcrmen,
at st Peters Cemetery.
CARKOLl4-On Nov. 2tth. 1872. Kafe,
daughter OF Joseph and Annie Carroll
aged " years anu months.
Relatives and friends are Invited to at.
tend her funeral from the residence OF
her parents nj HBcRiaHd Del. Oh Monday
Afternoon. AT o'clock. lHtcuheut at Nj
Lebanon Cemetery. Services at tho
church.
! CABElL-m Cincinnati. Ohio. on Wed
EcsdaN, Nov. End Francis H.. son OF
Rev. rhllip Is, ami Julia e.. u. CaGrlI.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25

The wisdom OF tho Forward Move.
lnent' in cast Wilmington Metaodism
has already been demonstrated. Last
night closed the iiist week OF the
combined efforts ofAahury. Scott and
! Epworth. During the wcel. 81 pei SONS
wern converted. and large audiences
were present every night. Noxt week
the meeting Will Le held at Scott
church.
Tonight at Asburv tho people of
Wilmington may enjoy rare treat.
Prof S. ], Ford, at New York. will
give Il delightful eloautionart enter
talHment FOR the heueilt of tho sun.
day school. lie church ought 10 10
crowded, as tho admission ID but %
cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25

CHESTER Pa, Nov a Mary HamIl.
Ton li.year.old girl was Brutality as.
saulted last evening at pluce kuown
rs the Forty Acres. on tho outskirts
Df South Chester by a man numed
John Hamilton. no relation to Mary.
Mary was accompanied by another
girl about her own age named Ida
Bruce and they left the Upland mil
at o O'Clock. and were walking along
together when nearing the Chester
creek bridge they heard footsteps lie.
mind them. The girls recognized Ham
ilton, neighbor, but his actions
frightened them and they started TO
run. The Bruce girl being lleeter OF
loot soon made her escape, but Mary
was not So fortunate and was grabbed
by Hamilton, who she fought like a
wild cat, biting and scratching him
and screaming with all her lung
power. Thomas Bradley hearing her
cries came 10 her rescue wien, Ilnmil.
ton released her and thus far has Ut
out oil the clutches OF the law.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25

A weli.known butcher on King
street had robbery few DAYS ago,
liz was sitting in the re OF his store
wheh rohber, In tho shape OF large
dog, came along. picked up large
piece of meat and ran down the street
tie had not gone lar before another
cornered him, and taking tn
piece of meat from his jaws at once
picked up his sharp butcher knife, and
clipping of the piece that WINS held in
the mouth Of the animal exposed il
Tor sale upon his stall. In a shoI,
tim" u co!ored woman came along.
ana! when she left tho ploeo OF moIt
WAS in her basket
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25

Wilmington Council. Of the senior
D. 7. 4. NJ. will attend divine services
1t Mahelcy NJ. +. Church To morrow
morning at lO.3OUclock. when Rev u.
+. Wnhdcll. u. u. will preach ito IN.
nual Thanksgiving sermon Tor The Dr.
der. Dr Waddeil being membar OF
the Order ana fayurite preucAur
among the various secret sacictlrti
for whom he has preached IN This utty.
will no dGuht be az his best and an
excellent sermon may hs expected.
DR.. Wnd,leil IS regarded ns am uugst
the uhlrst and lest Ct our prear hers
on these annual occasions and Me
GhaHirs shouli hear he sermon by on,
OF ther most hUnUred and worthy
memi els
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25
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I.rlki,rI-IIrI,t

A Lancaster specai of Soyemhcr
eSrd 5 i, :. his AFTERNOON Sara L..
kert, George C.=lscAert aud William
stewart Were piIt on titai Tor being ac
nessArle4 Of l'IlEhnm Clemson antl
William Harris, nuled horse thieves.
Stewart was discharged and tho &c.
eertS held. Ihoy sipIe several huraee
teeovorel by the oilleers al West
DhUslol
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25

This morning with tho Thermometer
away below the freezing polrt, as wp
came down town, we noticed some Of
the busy housewives washing and
securing their puyements. As fast ns
tho water was put upon it frrezlng ba.
gan. and sheet of leo weiromeu the
feet OF the passing pedestrian. II is
seriously very bad practice TO wash
phveinents during the cold veal her, and
sensible people would not think dis.
respectfully OF lady who had little
d!ft upon her pavement durint, tho
frosty senson. The loss of n life or
the loss Of limit by any pedestrians
would lee far more terrible calamity
than the washing of all tie payements
in Wilmington. We hope that our adj
vice will 10 taken in this matter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25

WllnLingtonians were given a cool
reminder OF king winter whom they
awake this morning and found that
jack Frost had sont down the mercury
TO &c degrees Those who had lot
their lines burn low iuriug tho night
wero more ior"ibly reminded OF the
hiosenee Of Jack. but he not only
male himself fnlt by those but equally
to all. This morning was thl rnol,s,
one ot the season and also tlu coolest
November 2dth for many years.
Every one went about clad In their
heaN y wraps and storm coats if the
thermometer stuou III zero.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25
A PLEASING givN9NEss.
Mrs. Claude Clary is Now as
Well as Well Can Be.
-
The Unreasonable Demand Of
Modern Housekeeping. B
Irritability and Nervousness are
Results to be Avoided.

The evils OF excessive housekeeping
must 10 squarely met IL one values
the future happiness of her homo.
The number of women who are be.
coming victims of nervous ailments
from this strain on nerves and brain
Ia aiarmingly on the increase.
1t is not many steps from over tired
nerves, to encouragement, COM
planning tongue and final COLLAPSE.
Excessive nervousness or irrItabil y
Ia the most common result OF over
work. As a well known physician
has expressed 1t, what pain Is to q
broken linlb. such Ia nervous ir.ltabil.
ity to the exhausted brain.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25

1ha November term OF tho Super.
ior CONT IN and for Now Castle Coun.
ty. Will convene Monday Philip IL.
lark vs. Henry l.. Churchman. Henry
J.. Ghurchmnn, VS.. Philip II. Clark.
Henry H. thurchtuap ~. Emma A.
Clark. Mark IL. Gleaver V. Alias Dredg.
lug Company. the LNeoning Fire In
snrnnce Company, OF John 4. Is Boil.
ler, its reet i've" q iprge W. bush: same,
VS.. George W. BbX.rr; same. vs.. Benja,
neg: Same ". Wil inn iicadenkopf
Attorney Harry Conrad Will argue
Tor All appeal in til suit of Samuel D.
Forbes vs., Mayor and Council Of vii,
mington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25

Sheriff Gould sold at Delaware City
this morning -four frame houses, be
longing To Mrs. Strnup. to samuel
\. Mhcallister, Tor sl22i. :Wm. 4. Hukill
uuctiunerr.
Sheriff Gould sold at the Court House
yesterday at . o'clock the twostory
Tori * dwelling of the late l,enfnu,in
Purneli situated on Lombard street
below sixth. 10 John II Rudnov. AZ
torney. for $50 The sale was forced
by William Ii. Snwell. Purnclrs col.
orol nurse. who got judgment FOR
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25

Judge Grub held tho regular
session of orphans Codrt this morn.
ing in tho Levy Court room at tic
Court House
Thomas Davis. Esq made return
no sale Of real estate OF Vim. Nalen,
tine. decensel, consisting of II 80 feet
lot on EurtYfout street, near Eighth
aud DUPONT streets, and asked for con
tinuance OF order to make another
sale, returnable in January
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25

Tho Euelurd Lake Camping Club.
composed of Young men OF this city,
will build Il handsome club house at
their GouniS OH Smnltey's mill dam.
The club house Will lie two stories
high and l. planned for comfort. The
club IL composed of Samuel Chadwick,
presidents. William Mcdowell. sGcre-
taiy treasurer, Joseph WtEgleswotth;
George Hutton, Edward Ii ulk and
Isaac huSeIs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25

About one fourth of tho Methodist
Churches OF Wilmington and the Pen
lIisllla report Al persons who have
confessed conversion during the past
few weeks. From the present inilca.
tiuns the statistical report of the next
annual conference, which will meet in
Salisbury, Md, should show big nd
dillon of probationers. Tho revival
meetings in many of the churches are
being continued, and more people VIII
no doubt profess religion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25

Because Walter Cartham, a young
unmarried man living at Riddles
tanks. refused to drink with Samuel
Genrley yesterday afternoon he
followed him to the street aud then
crushed his skull with stone. Al
though seriously Injured tho attend.
Ing Physicians think they can save his
Lille.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25

The quarterly conference OF Wesley
NJ. L.. Church, for the In rd quarter,
met last evening. AMI without dis
senting vote asked for the return OF
Eoy. j. u. Quisg for ths third year.
lie las labored faithfully and tho
above is u just Iecog milton OF his STR
vices,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25

DIR. j. Lippincott, No. 7Os French st.
rheumatism and neuralgia In all Il $
forms, III any pait of tho system
Chronic and nervous diseases spe-
eialt y, anu Is treating cutarrh of tho
head. stomach and bladder, with ul-
ccration OF those organs and recLuin,
anu constipation. with new and spe.
cl'ic remedy at $3.50 per month. Also
discusses OF the prostate gland.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25
A Pnrth iirnn, VI iinIagInn.

Che Ter Times.
A party Of Wilmington young folks,
consisting Of twenty one COUPLES,
drove ~ from that city tho other
night and vert to the homo of Joseph
Underwood, Pleasant Hill and spent
the night IN having Il good time. They
started OH thereturn tIip about a. NJ.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25

Mr.. JGhn s. u ,eeon, tho retired
farmer in Brandywine Hundred. is
busily working ut tie MI. Pheasant NJ.
Il. Church cleaning away the debris
maize by tho repairing OF said church.
In short time there Will lie an enter
tainmcHt at tho church, OF which due
notice VII be gIyeI.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25

Mr.. Norman Sparks IL youn. man
learning tho butcher business on King
street. was lad up yesterday with the
rheumatism. aud could not attend to
his work. lie is young man, and we
synpathlHs with him, az it is bad
enougt. when We reach maturity TO he
troubled with that dispiCabie disease.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25

Charles Stern. james II. Rollins,
William Ioclland. James Wilson and
Daniel Jackson. cOlored. stood side by
side in The dock OF the Municipal
druukennass, They wore fined 81 and
costs each.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25

Tho aid department OF tho Frat
Presbyterian thurch will Thankfully
receive ans and all donations to a
Thanksgiving dinner for tho poor, to
hn given In iheir room on Thanks
giving day at T. o'clock. Donations
OF turkey, chioken, meat, bread, vege.
Tor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25

J The Robert Emmett Literary a $50.
citation OF Chester has presented a
golG.headed cane, beautifully en-.
ihossed To Rev. W. j. Bcrruingliam, OF
iElkton, Md. Father Bermlngham lee
tured FOR the Association last March
on the occasion OF Emmet'e birth.
Iay
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25

Some unprinciuied party last eren
ing stole l.ftGen cigars from a basket
of boy employed by the Nows Com
pany al tho T., w. Il H. depot. Tits
means that he poor hoy Will 10 OAlig.
cd to pay tho seventy.tiye cents out OF
his own pocket.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25

The inst and second alevens of the
Chry allthemum Cub. of lhtrd and
MurSet, played un interesting gnmo
OF football yesterday. which vas won
BY the former by tho score OF II TO IL.
The players lined ~ as follows:
LIST Eleven. Position. End llpveu.
=. y. johnson. centre. .,....,II. tiIaIalu
y. NJ. .i.haylor.. itii back ........ W. Sm.tIt
Y, Mludtll.."q quarter back -. o. Gentry
a. liaNc-,.....lett ll.,li back .....I.. Graf;
I. Johnson Right Ia tlf-huck. " snyder
VI. Mckenzie. .iclr trtiuIt-,..J. Bradford
=. BilltnEsley Right guard, a. Con, ny
). ii. Phiilts....ri,,tt tnGt,le. A k,,ilcy
heo, Lyon. ...... lrit uud .., u ShurtlIdpc
Y. wright ....... right cniet-.j. McNca
The first eleven would like to hear
from the Orion football team in tie
near future. Address ali lctters to a.
a. CoAahan, captain. !oD Market rec,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25

Thon buy your coal AMI wood now
from IL l. Sergeant, dealer in coal,
wood, and gram. Western oats haled
hay nud straw Hickory wood fol
open Eraios. Yard los Maryland Ave.
Phone al. Central office ith ana
King streets. Phone Isl,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25

The Orion colts were defeated by a
score OF T. to o by the Columbia Ath-
letlc Club Juniors football team this
morning at New Castle. The Juniors
have Won every game they played this
season.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25
There NhnA No I,ire.

Fire Alarm perlntsndent iona than
w AydoR tbs AFTERNOON sounded tho
alarm from iIoX No. IS, ut Ninth and
Madison streets. Tne box has been
out Of order, and Il test was heing
made.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25

In the Municipal court this morning
Samuel Geariey wSs held without ball
to await the result of Injuries OF Wal
ter Carthorn whom he assaulted last
nigh
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25

Our genial clothier at Third anil
Market streets was seen this morning
carrying brace of ducks. Your re.
porter saiu. "Ah, you hlve been gun
ming Ills reply WAS. Yes, but with a
gold gun. They were beauties.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25
Reception bv tim Rev. Mr. und Mrs
Bartlett,

Yesterday evening the Rev. II. NJ.
BIrtlett and his vito gave their an.
nual reception to the congregation at
Christ Church rectory, Christiaua
Hundred. Tho beautiful building was
tIronged with people, all of whom an.
poared to enjoy themselves e realty.
Nothing WAS left undone To make 1t a
| delightful ocUusion. Bishop Coleman
was called upon at the end OF the
evening to make an address, md
was followed in a few words by the
rector.
Bishop Coleman's appointments for
Tomorrow are as follows: I 80 a. m
st. Johns. Holy Communion; at 10 30
II. m, ami 1 D. m, hn Will preach ia
! the same church. | II tho evening
special sermon at st. Marks Church,
| Phiia lie phia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25

On Monday morning Mt O'Clock
Sheriff iould will sell the property Of
j. j. Gibson 4 Bro, morocco manu-
streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25

New sludruts iiutrring Every Week
At Golday Commercial ami Shorthand
College lighth aUN Market streets, as
the lnstftc'lDu Is ,nd!yld IHl not cIaBs
DAY aud uy enIuE sesssons
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25

At o'clock the lIoues jury returned
with a verdict of guilty. Inc Jury
was pollcd anu it 81 God firm for convic.
ton. MIR bacon Immediately moved
for an arrest OF Judgment. but with
drew his plea and asked for mercy in
tho sentence. The court then sen
fenced tloues to six months i,npriSnn-
ment ana to pay fine of sl5O. Tho
remaining six counts were nollo
pressed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25

A VIII get you an
outfit at Sixth and
VERY Market, everything
you will want to
FEW wear for men and
boys, and you will
$ see Just how con-
venient and what
a satisfaction it is to get
everything at one place. cs-
pcciGlly when you have
eve y ad Jantage and in.
ducemcnt that you can get
anywhere else Cur Cloth
ing departments, b OF h
ready-nadc and to order,
Mems Furnishings, Hats
and Shoes are all in
splendid shape for good
qualities, big values and
moderate prices, and we
hope you will come i'll and
look through and sec what
there is, even if you arc
not prepared to buy yet.