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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-18

An enjoyable party was held last
evening at the residence OF Mr.. john
W. 5. Steele. l14l Apple street, South
Wilmington, In honor of the twelfth
anniversary OF his only son Walter.
The evening was passed pleasantly in
games and instrumental ard vocal
music, after which the guests were
invited into the dining-room. where a
bountifully laden table awaited them.
Master Walter received many hand
some and useful presents.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs John W. S. Steele. Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Butcher. Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
Nj. Jordan, MIR. and Mrs. David j. vii
son, mir. anu Mrs. Lybrant, MIR. W.
Lybrant, Masters Walter s. Steele,
David W. Jordan. Alfred Tyson. DOR
dan Tyson. j. Wilson, Misses Mamie
Lybrant, Essie Lybrant. Leah N. Jor.
dan. and many others. After wishing
Master Walter many happy returns OF
tho daT, the guests departed for their
homes in The binding snow storm
much pleased with the evening ell
jOyment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-18

Surgeon-Genera Hamilton is an
thority for the statement that there is
no moro prevalent condition of men
tai arrangement than tho inability to
sleep.
Tho state OF excl ement in which
people OF tho PIE ,ent day live, the do.
mands of BUSH eis he struggle for
wealth position, or even bare living
all of which were never 80 great as
now produce Just that stats of the
brain which makes souni and healthy
sleep to many an impossibIlity.
And then how easy things go wrongl
And how easily. as thousands know,
eveI ything can DO nude TO so right
again.
All the functions OF tho body ure
under the cyntroi of the nerves. And
even sound organs work to cross pur-
poses when contradictory and confus-
ing demands are made upon them by
tired, played-out nerves. 1t Is be-
cause Paine's celery compound is a
true nerve food that it makes people
welt Here ia case In point. Mr.. s,
G. Dtmich, OF Bowling Green, Ohio,
whose likeness appears above, writes;
~ broke down from orerwork some.
thing over three years ago. Our fam
lily physician said my trouble was
heart disease, and said that had or
ganic trouble.
after treating me six weeks and
becoming satisfied that he did not un-
derstanu my case, visited doctor NO.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-18

A genuine snow storm which began
falling at o'clock yesterday has taken
the place of the mild spring like
weather OF the past few days. The
snow was accompanied by heavy
wind which swept the flakes about In
eddies in the air, blow the snow in
constant gusts from the caves and
drifted it upon all the thoroughfares.
So heavy was the downfall that with
In two hours traffic was blocked on
the railway lines.
BY - O'Clock the cars on the Rising
Sun line were unable to ascend the
grades until the sweeper was brought
into service. The Delaware Avenue,
Kiverview. Maryland Avenue and
Front street lines were afterwards put
In running order.
The temperature dropped from IS
degrees on Saturday at 3 o'clock to %
ut the same time yesterday. Tho snow
continued falling during the day until
about midnight, when IL ceased. At
that time about four inches OF snow
covered the earth.
This morning the sky was again
clouded, with signs OF continuation
of the storm, but by 10 o'clock the sun
peeped through the curtains again and
tho prospects are for bright Sunday
overhead but very disagreeable one
under foot.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-18
DIED.
HUFFlNGeiT,aN IN Philadelphia. Fcbrn.

HUNTINGTON IN Phila tetphia Fcbrn-
ery IT, 1895 Jhiaes huntington. formerly
oil this
Relatives aud friends are invited to al
tend his funeral FROM the E.. W. s. D.
station on tile arrival OF tho traia at 2.Gt
p: m, Tn Monday. 1ntGnuent at Hiyor-
view Cemetery.
HAYDlS I'm this city. on the 18th inst,
Patrick IL ytieu, aged 81 years.
Rcla Ives usd friends arc resp eotfuIly
invited to attend the funeral itom his
lat0 sidence. No. sol Jackson street, on
MONDAY morning. IT 10 O'clock. iltsh
Cathedral Cemetery.
KENNEDY. On February 18th, 1898, Jas
Kennedy aged 90 years.
relative and friends, also Smy;h Post
g. a. r., and the Phoenix fire Company
are resp etiuliy invited to attend hIa fu4
neral from his late residence, No. 1871
Poplar street, ON Stand afternoon at 3
&c oot. Services ut tho hpise. inter-
nlent ut The " Wilmington aud Brandy wine
tamCt ry.
Dearest father thou has left us,
And thy loss we dseplt feel;
But It's GoG who hath bereft US.
Hecan all our SORROWS heal. 8
SliU&3NE ii.-In this city, on the 18th
inst. Joseph Shnndner. ST., aged SIS
Relatives and friends nre respectfully
invited To terd the funeral from his
late residence, No.49l "ret second str. ct.
ol NoilIhg' ft9flHTS ~, 1913, Ut CLOCK
p. IN, Inlerment at Riyerv1eW Cemetery.
OJIE,.-Un February 9th. 1893, Thomas
II. Poole. ngrd Q! years
Relatives and friends also odd Fellows
are ins Ted 10 attend his funeral from the
residence OF stephen II. Mitchell Mill
Grcas Ha., on first dnv, second month
n nefcenth, at wo O'Clock p. nj. Inter.
ment at Hoekessin.
kt WI on February 18th. 1903, Margaret,
Ffe Of James Rove aged 81 wears.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend he funeral from to residence of
her husband, No. 100 south Monroe
stfnet, Oh ! nes Jay m rting ate O'Clock,
Mass At s.. Pauts Church lnterment at
Catholic Cemetery,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-18
FIFTH EDITION.


The Security. Trust and Safe Depoa
it Company sold at the Court Housi
this morning at 10 O'Clock the real ess
tate Of tho late Thomas Fox. deceased,
consisting of an Improved lot on
railroad Avenue. between Lobdsll
and Apple streets, 5oxl00 feet, to JaA
White for Sl87,50. The thres-story
brick store and dwelling corner Of
Fourth and Poplar streets was with
drawn after being bid up to s3. $50.
Also at 1920 O'Clock the real estate
OF the late James p. Hayes, deceased,
consisting of a three-story briok
dwelling, No. 3o3 East Third street.
lot lSxs5 feet, to Thomas A. ComegyS
for 81, 800.
The three-story brick dwelling. No,
40 Eaat Fourth street, was withdra wn
at So. 600
Also tho three-story brick dwelling
house at lila King street. was sold By
VIM. Hannum and Samuel w. Mo-
Caulley, executors OF VIM. A Grubb,
to Charles B. Lore. attorney for Mrs.
Grub. for S27l5. L. w. Stidham b
Son were the auetioners.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-18
THIRD EDITION.


DTuWiuE W u biubes I
y Fne damage eult OF Adams vs. ely
EnBr II drawing to a close and will no
doubt be finished on Monday morn
4 Jacob 7. CIymer was on the stand
steztArday afternoon, and testified that
IN 1885 he was tho superintendent of
N 4. Ciymers works at Third and
Orange streets. The plaintiff came to
Elm for work, and he told him that
~ could give him a job on the pony
HlRner. He put him on that machine
because he considered 1t the safest In
ne establishment. 1t was not long
until he found out that Adams was
4nxy and careless. He was warned a
pQmber of times and even The morn
i4Dg OF the accident was told by Mr..
6rrtOn to be more careful.
He was cross examined. by Mr. Har-
NinRton, and denied that he had told
Adams that he would give him Ut a
week. There was no stipulation In re-
z&tEi to wages. but after the first week
i Do 90 was agreed upon. The witness
mt him homo cnce on account OF his
3AzinesH. but he came back aud said
that none OF the family had work, 80
~ put him at woi again.
On the N orning Of the accident he
lid Adams to hurry up a he was bc-
lind with his work. Adams certainly
Knew how to operate the pIaner. as he
Z Nd worked on IL eight or ten weeks.
j Francis i. Clymer and Thos Hogue
( Nero recalled, but their testimony was
about the same as that airet d y given.
At $50 O'Clock the defense rested,
when. Bradford * Vandeerift stated to
|t1&e court that they were willing to
bnit the case without argument.
n. Harrington declined this offer, and
1&tpr discussion the court limited
y&ch side to two hours.
Mr.. Harrington then addressed the
i 6ourt and presented the law and bic
propositlons. on which he asked the
Jury should be charged. He cited sew
4lFal cases and then addressed the jury
4Rtil 5.15 o'clock. when he was follow.
by Mr.. Vandegrlft, who spoke about
3nlinutes, after which the jury were
4ieehar9ed until 10 O'clock NJ tnday
k0rning and court adjourned until
! This morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-18

O. He told me that had no organic
trouble with the heart that my heart
tre ub!e was sympathetic. that | was
worn out, and my whole trouble was
nervous prostration. : He said that
what | needed, and what would do me
more good than medicine, was abso-
lutte rest and change OF climate.
Not being fully convinced that he
was correct in his views. consulted
DR.. No. s, this time homeopathic
He agreed In tho main with No. 2, tho
only essential difference being that he
thought one lun & was not right.
81 decided TO try a change OF cli-
mate, and spent nearly three months
In Minnesota. The following winter
had an attack of the grip which left
me in low condition. and tho last
season was able to do but little work
last winter had another attack of
the grip, and for seven weeks was con
fined to the house most OF the time in
bed. After recovering sufficiently to
get about, | concluded to try Paine's
celery compound. / have taken sew
era bottles, and it has done me a
world OF good. | have done more
work than havo done before in three
years.
Il am surely gaining In strength and
power of endurance. / am already
much better thun expected to be. and
am sure that by a faithful uss of tho
compound shall be fully restored"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-18

The ladies OF Goodman NJ f. Church
held IA epelling bee in the wigwum at
Delaware AverUe and Scott etraats on
Thursday night. There were two
classes, one Of scholars under IA yet RS
OF age and another OF mem borS of
over 50 years OF age. OF the saeo Id
class Norman Downs won tho titat
prlze, it being a bottle OF extradts
which had been donated by Drugg st
Carrot s. Smith. Ethel YuntiegIEtt
was thu second prize winner the pr I2G
being Meithodist. hymnal which
was donated by Miss Mary Welaln.
Andrew Grozier, vino won the first
prize in former contest. finished
third, winpinsa box of candy. Mss
Mary Dillon was pedagogus of tho
first ciass William L. Morris was peda.
gogue. Mrs. MeFcy won the first
prize or a handsome Whisk and hoidbr,
wlivl was donated by Druggist Harry
c. Moore. John Ingram won the
second prize. and Mics Mary ingram
was thiid. The second prize was a
pair of slippers. A handsome box OF
paper was The third prize. Roy. Will
liam !. White presented the prizhs.
After The boo cake was served by the
ladies'.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-18

The Stanton Nj. Z. Church supper
passed off verv nicely anu netted The
handsome sum of s6s. alter all expen
ses were paid, which we think very
good, considering the dark nights and
bad roads. We thank our kind FRONTS
and neighbors for their liberality and
their attentiance.
Tho L.. L. l.. gave very good enter
tainlnent last Sunday evening in the
Presbyterian Church. Rev. q. III. Will
liams, with smiling face, was In attend
ance with program In hand, which
consisted of singing and speaking BY
the children, who all did their DART
we'll. Rock of Ages" was very nicely
sung AMI spoken by Miss Maud Eleln
ing.
The mothers story was spoken by
Miss Eva Turner, in such way and
manner as to mott fond mothers to
tears. Just Continner" was well rem
dered by Miss Maggie Smith, and dc.
torded just the encouragement that
old and young needed. Mrs. Whitelby
gave u grand good talk. Rev. g. Fl.
Williams asked for collection. The
benedietion was pronounced, and Mill
departed for their homes, well pieased
with the children's ent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-18
FOURTH edition
Data.


Strong cough candy at Ferguson \,
at IL East Second street.
Mrs. William Haddook, nee Bolts. Is
Is now residing in Long Island.
Hollis will remove from his old
STAND, 235 Market street to Nis new
stand. 227 Market street. four doors
below.
Miss Minnie Swiggett, daughter of
ex-Chief VIM. Y. Swiggett, is visiting
friends In this city.
A harp concert VIII he given Hy
Swedish III SIS In the German Lutll-
eran Churcn tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Emma Mahler Is the soprano sb-
loist and Adolph Edgren is tenor an ID
harpist.
Messrs. Enoch Moore, Jacob Frantz
and George Whiteley, attended the
supper given at Sherry's, in Now York,
by the Sons OF Delaware, on Thurs
day evening last.
1he Ladies' Mite Society of Kings.
wood Nj. Il. Church, will give a sup
per anu entertainment Friday even
Ing, February %.
g. II. Walram, of Washington, D..
C., an expert in detecting counterfeit
money. and employed at the treasury.
Will lecture before the students of tlle
commercial College on Monday after
noon.
The horses of Peter Ford, which weto
lnJur' Ia runaway few days ago,
are coming around all right. one pf
them being lit for use. and the other will
soon be ready for driving.
Henry White who resides at Silver.
brook wns kicked ON the right arm NY
a colt that he WAS leading to water On
Thursday last, and injured 60 badly
that lie has been laid up.
A Columbia tea will he given by Rll.
dies Chapel Sunday school In Odd Fol
lows Hall Highlands, tonight.
Tie members OF Smyth Post, G. A.
T., will attend the funeral of Comrade
James Kennedy tomorrow afternoon.
The choir of Wesley NJ. L. Church
will give O basket sociable to night fbl
Its financial benefit in the basement pf
the church.
Albert q. Thatcher, the cotton man
nfacturor. has returned from trip 10
l'letlmunt, Ala.
Vice-Consul Herbert Murphy OF Han
over and Mrs Murphy are visiting y.
jackson Peiroe oil this city. Mr.. NJ ur.
ply is the nephew of DIR. Samuel Muir
ply, formerly of the .fugbY Academy
of this city, and WAS appointed to his
present position by President Cleye,
land.
st. Matthew's Mission. No. 10 West
Twelfth street. Ii. ID Spealiman, M Is
sionary in charge. Sunday school III
a. IN. Evensong at 4. p. IN. Subject
Tho Loading OF the Spirit" Services
daily at ga. III. and $50 D. IN. Tues
day evenings at 30 p. m.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-18

The Orphans g Hrs,

The Orphans Court met at 10 O'Clock
this morning, with Judge Grtbb pre-.
siding. Ida G. Handy was appoint ID
guardian OF Joseph L. Msgginson d
minor. Il4e Security Trust AMI 81 fe
Depusit Company WAS app 3lnled the
guardian OF George II. Cooper. Niury
A. Gaulk vas appointed guardian of
HoDert =. HlnSOu. u. L. ALhefiy gnAr-
dian of Edith Gummins. The Security
Trust & Safe Deposit Company matie
return of the eale of the real esta lie
of Clara j. Fox a ninor, and EYert te
HrooInHll. A partition was ordered
of tho estate OF William Galbreath.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-18
Unsnlicifed.

The following testimonials came TO US,
Kenyon 81 Thomas Co., Adams. N. Z
Gentlernen-For the past two years have
suffered terribly with what doctors Gall
eczema. During this time / have cons
suited several physicians and used q
number of wel-known remedies but
could get no relief. until finally 1 was
urged to give your remedies IL trial. ]
cannot say enough in praise OF them. At
present am a. we'll as ever was IN my
life and owe my sincere thanks 10 you
for Dir, Hale's Household Ointment and
Tea. Any one doubling the sinoereity OF
this testimonial win confer a favor by
addressing. very truly yours N. J. Mo-
NABD, Leominster, Mass.
These remedies are for salo at &c. and
900, Mt Beaton Smiths drug store. 4th and
Pine Sta
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-18

In spite of the severe storm last
evening the spacious parIors of tie
home of Mr.. and Mira. Daniel Ross.
S07 West street. were the scene of fes.
tiyity and mirth. Tho party was given
by Misses May A. Appieby and LAURA
ID. GotswRi and was a very brilliant
and enjoyable affair. At least rs per.
sons were present. Dancing was la.
duiged In and also norry games The
house was beautifully decorated and
the table fairly groaned beneath the
weight of the delicGcles OF the season.
Tho young ladies' were attlrsd In beau
THU costumes haeamlas to the style
of the wearer. Tho Indy friends from
out OF tho city were Miss Edna Wilson
Of Sorrlstown, Pa, Misses Anna De
Haven ef CansheA9esaa, Miss Nellie
Logan OF Philadelphia. and Miss Name
Logan Of Chester. The party closed
at l.30 a. m., to be pleasantlp rems IL.
bored as one of the tinast parties given
tins season. ONE Hu5 WAS THERE
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-18

Howard b. Springer has opened an
establishment of his own at No. West
Fourth street, where he will carry O
complete and varied assortment OF
hats, caps, straw goods. umbrellas,
canes, etc, Mr., Springer was formerly
with Mr.. Charles Il. Dubell for thir.
teen years, and was in the hat and cap
business for some time before his con-
neution with Mr.. Dubell. His expert
ence and thorough knowledge OF the
business are therefore proved faots.
and will undoubtedly be prime factorS
in making his business the success
which we hope Ii will be.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-18
A Wouldn't a Storm

A Wouldn't a Storm
Coat have come
STORM in handy ycster-
day, and why not
COAT. have one to-day ?
We have them
here and want you to see
them: The prices are all
closing out prices, and
from them there is a further
cash discount of 10 per
cent. AT $3.50, $40, SI2
and up to SIS you'll see
exceptionally good value.
The discount from these
prices still further advances
the value.
This discount applies to
allheavy-weight clothing
Suits, Overcoats or Pants.
Did you ever wear a
"Muliin" Hat or pair of
Shoes? Both our new de-
partments are anxious
you give them a trial, and
will add that you won't re-
gret doing it.
JAS. L. MULlIN & Son,
Clothing, 9th & Market,
Hats, Wilmington,
Shoes, Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-18
A Boy's Acetdent.

William Il. iinnnlng, a boy OF fifteen
l4snfs Of age, living In tie family of
III, Harry Ewart, near Kaulin, Pa,
|Ebila riding on horsebae L through a
Wooded road, III the dnrk. on Wednes-
&ky evening, was thrown from the
Gddle By tho animal slipping on the
~. and had his leg broken below u Q
nos by tue horse falling upon him. HIS
2ries for help were heard by q family
Bflng near. who came to his Tell of. DIR.
Mitchell SET tho lone.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-18
Tho Shooting was Accidental.

William Johnson, coiored, who has
been confined at the police station
for some time On the charge of shoot.
ing Miss Annie Caldwell, will have a
hearing on Tuesday morning. City
Solicitor Curtis has recommended
that tho charge be changed To ono OF
common assault as the shooting was
purely accidental. Attorney Liburne
Chandler will represent Johnson. The
ball las not been extracted from Miss
CaldwelrG limb and il is said she Is
suffering intense pain from 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-18

h The interesting meetings that have
necn hold By the Baptist Mission In
~ old Second Baptist Church, Fourth
hid French streets, during this3week.
nnaer the charge of Mr.. Bullen, will
n continued every evenIng next week
ekeept Saturday. Mr. Builen liz not
only plain and foreible speaker but
HNlso an excellent vocalist. aud his
AlnRlng gives additional interest to
Us meetings. number have pro.
4Aased conversion during this week,
HHRa many others have requested pray
III Their mission Ia composed OF
N Earnest band of christian workers,
|Nhd is no doubt destined TO accom-
lplsSh great work In that section OF
10 city. There will be Sunday school
|+e-morrow afternoon. and preaching
NJ Mo evening. Tho seats are free,
3fnd a cordial Invitation Is extended
~ the general public to attend. as all
|aEa welcome.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-18

The body OF Miss Mary Rogers linn,
VAo died ct Arhorhsld. England, on
January 10, OF honrt disease, was buried
Srprn this hah.e Of DIR, Thomas 3. Brad.
MsS sinsS Dunlap MaEs s SSh lntero ny
SBas made ip tho Wilmington and
Cemetery. The deceased
WAS Is years Of ageand was the daugh-
pr Of Mrs. Rogers linn DUPONT. The
body was brought to this country on
fhe steamer City OF Paris on Thursday
md was itnme diately brought here.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-18
A Yisitor From vtR4inia.

Mr.. J. b. Harris one Of the promi-
nont business men Of Richmond. Va,
home from New York, where no has
been attending to some business.
While here lie called on a number of
friends, among them being Stansbury
Murray, Jr. Mr.. Harris thinks WIZ
mington bright little city and would
have remuined longer had 1t not teeu
for his business at home. He Is en-
gagged In the undertaking business
there and also carried on hotel at
Atlantic City.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-18
Islaw are N,nrbs,nen win.

+ about fifty marksmen took part In
4Es live bird shoot at Chadi's Ford
Ynsterdny afternoon. the prize being a
|83RAr. which had been ones belore shot
M nt tho same place, and won by
Hcwura Kite and John Steel, who ar
hanged ths match yesterday.
The animal was this time won by
RslAwafe shooters. Bob Miller, OF
Wilmington, and Jim Green, OF Rock.
land. making tie. Each killed IL
0zt OF 10 birds and decided to jointly
|retain The prize. They will probably
ARRANGE u third match for the animal
Ia later date.
Several sweepstaIe matches were
easo shot. Enos Baker, OF West Ghes-
Nh. being ono OF the loading " Winners.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-18
Assaiiants Dismissed.

Frank Kolkinski and John ColkoskI,
who were arrested yesterday for muir
derously assauitlng Joseph Kunnerdt
at Polish boarding house at Second
and Walnut streets, were dismissed
from answering the charge. From tho
koikirski had warned Kun.
nerdt to stay away from his house but
would not do SO. TIE court held
therefore that Kunnerdt was respons l.
BILE for tho injuries he had received.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-18

st. Paufs r, @. choir tom orrow will
be augmented by the members Of ST.
james choir, West Philadelphia, as
1870. Mozart's Muse will be rendered
anu at evening services the Tniiematua,
Miss Mary Conner soloiat assisted by
The grand chorus of forty voices under
the leadership of l.. y. Preston, who
will wield the baton with his usual
Giimorean grace and characteristic
skill
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-18
Harrison street Itcms.

Notwithstanding the severe storm
last evening. falr sized audience
was present at the entertai nment
given at tho Harrison Street NJ. Il.
Chapel. The readings, dialogues and
musical parts We're enjoyed by those
present, and were all well rendered.
Had the weather been pleasant there
is no doubt but wkat the chapel would
have boon crowded. These people
never lot the weather prevent them
from attending any gathering eithel
religious or social held in their CHAPEL,
and Inc pastor ia always sure of con-
gregation no matter how stormy.
The Women Workers will have a
Martha Washington Tsa. on Feb. 22d.
Their success at the supper lust fall.
at which they cleared about &l0o, has
encouraged them to believe they will
do as well this time. As usual with
them everything will be first class.
The tickets are 81 cents for adults and
- cents for children. As the proceeds
are for the benefit OF the new chapel
we hope they will rea,lze a good sum.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-18

Allen Cloud, who resides with his
family at Gilpin Avenue and Scott
street, was removed to tile Delawars
Hospital Tor the Insane at FRrnhurat
this afternoon, Pciice Surgeon Charles
+. Baird having found Cloud to he
aerangsd, Yesterday afternoon officer
Lorlgan found the man wandering
about the streets anu cant him to ths
station huuse. The 4uuse OF Clouds
insanity ID unknown.