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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-30

E1OR SALE, for FIVE hundred cash and
Il twenty seven dollars and half per month
new residence with modern conveniences
large lot good surroundings. near car line. c.
II DOrsett.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-30

BEFORE you nuy or sell property consu
- Robert II. Tatem Real Estate Dealer.
NO Bull street.
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EnR SALE

E,LEGAET lots, 10 most desirable part OF
- he city; you can have one by saving
~ 30 per week from your incomes. Call on
street.
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omsslR soord for tn , Morning News

Oncal R scord for tn Morning News
Local forecast for savannah and vicinity
till midnight, March 80, 1894: Generally
fair, followed by increasing cloudiness: cold
Friday morning, followed by rising tempera-
ture; variable winds, generally north to
northeast.
Forecast for Georgia: Fair; wa rmer in
northern portion; warmer Saturday morning
variable winds.
Comparison OF mean temperature at Savan-
nah. Ca. on March %. 1894, with The normal for
the day:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-30

NOR SALE. five and ten acre tracts OF land.
wcll'wooded' atout six and half miles
from city, on the Augusta ROAD; convenient TO
railroad or river; good truck land or good to
lie as an investment. G. II. Dorset
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-30

IGOR SALE. Near Ihundorbolt: q lot SO K
a 1870, for sixty dollars. Electric cars
pass several times every day, to every part
OF the city; river near Dy; cheapest lots ever
sold. G. II. Dorset
CYPRESS SHINGLES.-To reduce our
~ stock we offer cypress shingles at a. 50
and $3.50 per thousand at mill; boats can load
pany.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-30

E1OR SALE-A great chance for invest
- ment That fine tract Of land, part ex.
tension Of Concordia park, from habersham
street TO Waters road; about eighteen acres
or AZ lots. Plats can be seen az my Office 80
Broughton street opposite Marshall house.
Charles seller
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WANTED, one or two copies, loves Vir.
W ginia. Old Book Store, 40 Whitaker
street.
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Help WANTED.
PLOYNERT WhHl SO.
N SCELL4R lUUs WARTS.


H(ELIABLE PARTY wishes to borrow
~ 81 600, payable In monthly installments;
good security assured Address Business
No. 10 rattnall street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-30

WANTED, to buy small. well-bred dog.
w suitable for a lady. Call at ~ South
Broad. enQuire for Miss Nellie AndreWs
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-30

GEORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNrY-The above
and foregoing application for incorporation
Of the Seemann Manufacturing Company, is q
true and correct copy Of the original petition
as 1t appears on lille in this ONCE
EMILE A. GRADOT
DoputV Clerk S. @. Q. c.. Ga.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-30

H1OR RENT, five room house in good local
A ity eleven dollars. 2l9 Anderson street.
MONTEREY Square house. No 107 Cor.
A'A don street, for rent. Apply next door
west.
ENOR RENT several desirable houses ln
4 test localities. Apply 10 Champion Il
Germany, ll8 Bryan street
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About 700 or 800 elegantly tound Standard
Works Will sold on Friday
Ladies are requested TO call and inspect the
furniture previous to sale.
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HOUSES l00 STORES F0a gFNT

S~I-~-~@yT,y~s~~y~>~ ~~~-~~~~~-~~~-~~~~~~~-O~~-
kiOR RENT, desirable residence. Jones and
Barnard, with range and modern i'm
provcments Apply A. Basler 1855 south
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! ARGE, neatly furnished rooms for gentle
- men or light housekeeping; bath at
taehcd 80 Congress street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-21
THIRD EDITION.


This morning In the Nun cipal
Court before Judge Ball, James Nc.
Eiura and Neil Clarke were fined 81 and
hosts for drunkenness.
john Foley was fined 80 and costs
for the same offcnse.
(. Patrick McCloskey was found lying
across the railroad track and he was
fined S. and costs.
Geotge Reed was fined 81 and costs
for disorderly conduct.
Patrick Hession was fined 90 aud
costs for the same olIense.
Sarah Gray, oolored. was charged
with disorderly conduct by her grand
mother. She was tiaed s5 and costs
John s. Bullock was charged with
dlsorderly conduct by his wife, who
Who testified that he mad cussed her
OH several occasions and threatened
her. She left the house as she was
afraid Of him. After the last pay at
rho Pullman works he gave the money
TO his wife, after she paid the rent and
goal bills she put the money In tile
pioset. Next morning he took tho
:. money and threw It over tho house.
During the winter the family lived
on e66 which she had saved up. She
alleged that he hnd abused her on
several occasions. There was nothing
In the house but flour and a bushel OF
Potatoes. Celia Beard who lived next
door heard the defendant cursing the
State witness. She gave tho wife and
little boy their dinners OH two oc,
Uaslons.
John S. Bullock told tale OF family
trouble. In counting the money he
found that $500 was unaccounted Tor
and that was the cause of the dlsor-
der. He felt sorry for Cursing her.
HO refused to permit the wife TO have
eome floral designs framed because
be wanted to pay bills which lie owed
to the undertaken and at the drug
etore. He was dressed neatly but tho
wife was rather plainly clud and had q
troubled eountenanCa He threetened
10 etiike her on last Thursday week
! At this stage of the case the court
asked w. L. Lyman, who represented
the defendant, If there WIS no way to
bring reeonl iatlun be ween The par.
ties and Mr.. Lyman said he regretted
the sad state OF affairs and he Thought
that an amlcable s,ata OF affairs could
be brought about. The court consld.
cred it sad whsio couple having con.
tracted marriage and having one
child living and several dead should
come into court,
man should not accuse his wife oil
being thief, because his wife owned
the money Just as much as the man
IL IL unmanly for man to curse a
woman. and IL Is certainly unnuuuraI
to curse his wife. Tie court ordered
the DEFENDANT To pay the costs and Try
and arrange settlement,
George Chippey, colured. Yves held
In $1,000 bail for the upper court OF
the charge OF being concerned II
policy writing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-21

Why use the trashy rosin soaps
when you can get such pure article
rs kelley's Borax Linen Soap Tor So
II you are welded to the other kind.
better get divorce of once.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-21

Alex. Cooper. the well.lSnown law
yer OF this city wss taken with cramps
thls morning at the depot 10 he was
about to go To Wilmington. He was
removed to bis home anu medical mid
sum moned, Mr.. Cooper was in his
usual goods snirits this morning, end
1t Is considered that Il was nothing
MORE than an indigestive attack.
Patrick Leonard, OF Wilmington, Is
visiting friends here to-day.
Miss Lucy Marllndale while going
into the poet ollc, yesterday after.
noon fell from the top OF the stone
steps and hurt herself slightly.
Padberg Brothers are paperlng tho
Jefferson House pnrlors and bedrooms.
A house warming was given TO MIR.
and Mira, Harry Rothrock. at their
home on Fourth street N e., OH
Thursday evening. Tho evening was
very pleasantly spent in pnylug
games, etc, At late hour refresh
inents we're served and the guests do.
parted for their homes. Among those
present were.
Mr, and Mrs. Rothrock, Misses
Katie Brough, Susie Morris, Rebecca
Calhoun, Maggte Thompson. Carrie
Cline, Laura Knause, Ida Wllhelne,
Lucy Ford, Lydia Irultt. Sallie Truitt,
frank Fritz, Wallace Cannon, Samuel
Roberts. Goo. l., Wilhelme. Wan. Nay
lor Samuel Ford Jno. Kern and Al.
bert Wilhelme.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-21

Star OF Bethlehem \. u. VI p. Church,
Newport, Rev. Geo. Brown, pastor.
Preaching 1910 a. M. and 7I1 p. m. Sum
day school 30 p M. Seats free. All
Invited. Bro. Daniel Green breaches in
the evening.
A. u. NJ. T.. Church, French street Gbove
Eighth. Roy }. h. Brlckhouse. pastor.
lreachng 1919 Il. III. Sunday school 40
y. m. Preaching $50 L. III.
st. Pauls A. U. Church. South VIII.
ininrlon. Itev. e. IL. Walker. pastor.
Love least $50. Preaching 10 a. m. by a
stranger. Al 3 by the Hev. lucad. At
80 p. IN. preaching bJ stranger. All
M inOers please brtag 81. Quarterly
meeting all day.
First NJ T., Church. Seventh street pn-
low Walnut, Rey. u. T. Jester pastor
Preaching ut 10 ~ II. ~. and I'D p H..
+, Iastor Will lrcnch In morning and ltey.
u a, Norris ut night. sunday school 9
u. IN. ana Up. ~. Willing Workers sop.
III. Christian Enacayr Seiety 90 y. IN
Mt. Salon NJ. u. Church. Rev S. NJ.
Morgan. pastor. Glass . Il. ~. P'tRclI-
irg 10 10 a, ~. and 80 p. NJ, Sund v
schools, Mt Salem and Ulddle's Chapel,
a.to christian Eudeavor D. M.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-21

becomo again hoalt h. vital tissues,
This is In n nulsholl, why PiGe g
celery compound Is tho remarkable
remedy that it Is for eating Diseases
due to cIfeeblcd ntrve nowcr, such as
neuralgia, rheumniism. dyspepsia,
kidney and liver edint IaintS.
! Digestion is distinctly under the
control Of tho nervOEs system and
whom these ue.S es pre undellru and in
mi.pa!alyHe! eoH iitign tie stnmuch
becomes little better thau Lsattd
reCegtaclo IN which tbs food Is not d.
gested, but ui,lerao's Il sort OF a fer.
mentatIon, witch gives riso to ner-
ruu5 dyspepsia, Eput, exc, the heart
wCnkaLs, strength departs and life he.
| comes burden
II 10 Just tuls eraviuP Of starved
nerves Tor better nhtlltinn that Pllne'5
celery compound quickly and fully
meets. 1t causes the blood to free
lsell oil every particle oil poisonous
hunur.
The first bottle Of Palne's celery
compound starts tile tired out, run.
down man or woman fairly on tho
road TO fl III health.
Says MIS-. G, PrunernNn, of Dover
\. II Il was ran down aud f0.t worry
/ tilSd all tao time. | was not able to
DO my work and had not been since
BABY came to Us, took Il bottle Of a
certain sUrsal Uriiia, but II did mo no
good VI? sister came to mo aul adj
visei mo to gnt Il bottle OF pa!ur's eel
cry compound. was discouraged
and h, d NJ iuitN In anything. My
father NDgt and & 1t the compound to
try and saA II II would not do me
good. before hAI taken one half Of
the bottle teIt as we'd ns ever, and |
haze liDUb my OIyn Wbt..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-21

As graceful az Adonls Is the man
who wears our Is ana - pants made.
to order. Liverpool Il Lonion TuiIc
Ing aud Clothing Co., 800 NJ
street, Wilmington.
Miss LiHzio Raymond, OF M
street, near 2Srd. has been coaiinod to
her home on ac3ount of Illness during
the past weei.
Miss rita Carter. who has bean very
Ill for the past ton days, Is conyales.
cent.
Mr.. Geo Hill, of No. a Lord street,
is suffering from an attack Of rheuma-
tism.
AT the song service at Central
church tomorrow evening the choir
Will sing, among other things. There
Il friend above all others Followed
now ara we, the sons oil cod "Lo! it
IL H. Jesus, Lover oil My Soul"
Are you looking for a suit of clothes!
have BLACK coat and vest which is
too small for sale ut mere song.
CONFIDENTIAL.
They arc perfect gems, "Tne Art
weekly that Is offered NY the "ltE-
PrBrtCAN."
James r. Wood S Go. have several
properties TO repair, both in city and
country, such rs tin ruDls. Rutters AID
spouts, ventilatlng, pipes und smoke
ilpeH, %!he. copper aud galvanized
iron work and repairing furnaces.
Inc best and cheapest place to got
your carriage repaired Ii al Waither ID
Co. over Market street bridge.
Go to Wnliher ~ Co. TO got your car
riuEe repaired.
Bishop Co.enan Will hold service at
81. james Stanton, oil Sunday. April
20, at 10 30 IN, also at Newport at
$3.50 p. IN.
The Heptasophs will attend Kings.
wood church, lftn and ClaymoDt, In
| body tomorrow.
Some miscrsnnts last night broke
the largo slate hanging before tho
door OF Mr. Isaac Bulloel.'s Office, No,
lOl West Sixth street.
y llna horse was shocked as he was
crossing the track at Second and Mar.
ket streets to day. and was almost
made frantic by II. With difficulty
the driver controlled him.
Miss Edna Doughelty, OF our city,
paid visit day to her slater Mrs.
Nelson Warner, at Ekton. Nd.
MIR, w. u. Griffith the flour mer.
chant WHO has been sick for the last
few lays 10 rapidly recovering, and
Will soon DO seen at hls store again.
MIR. II ). fouGefay lie applying for
license TO sell liquors at the Union
street park the coming season.
The LadleB' Auxiliary No. "a, Union
Netalan Legion will give package
patty aud literary entertainlne 1T in
the Crosby X Hill building tlis even.
Got Series One, of tho Memorial
War Book offered by the "kEPtHLIcAN.'
Ing at o'cloek. Admission 10 cents,
Niles Rachel Benson who has boon
visiting trionds in this city has re-.
turned to her home at Washington,
d. c.
EX.Speakar of the House Of Repra.
santattvee John II. lIolfeeker, SMYRNA.
was in tho city to-day
Detective Wit=il went to Dover to.
day.
Tho Rev. Edmund Walton gave a
very interesting lpctura at Mcdowell.
VILE 4, VI l.. Church on Ihlrsdly
evening last. Ills subject was "Moiarp
SpIrltualism.n The lecture was we'll
received and tho audience highly
pleased.
Alr. David EIutchlson was in our city
to-day,
Tho sale of carrlage3 OF tho Dela-
ware Hardware Company, by Stldham
" son, on Orange street, below SECS
ond. was wall attended, this morning,
All tho celebrities OF tais city can b,
seem in Bucher's show GA ., 7!O Market
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-21

The following resolution was le-
gently adopted BY tic Board OF Edu-
cation OF CouCoiliA. Eunses;
''lnasmucb as It seems to be the
custom OF lady teachers OF the pubic
schools OF Gnneurlid. Kansas, to con.
Tract Hnd Consuml u lnlrr3Eg with.
out the knowledge or consent OF said
board Il erufure ho II
Nh S;Ikee55o,ys4, ny SAL pparI Of Eduep.
Hoh, that should any OF Inc lads t8aCh.
ers Of Tue toucUiJlI schools hereafter
commit mRtllNony during the term
for which they have been elected. they
shall forfeit sum OF money equal to
ope'halt months suIary, provided
they take n home man, ma sum
equal 10 OHa months salary in case
The groom IS Imported from some
pther State u county; In either case
the lady shall eaasa a card OF Invite.
ton 10 be sent q e. Il member Of the
Board OF Lluul.!Un."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-21
Another GREAT NAsK down

We have a little lot OF
Tan Cloth Jackets that we
want to sell out at once and
In order to do 50 we have
marked them away down.
Goods that we've So and SO. 50
now 81.
Goods that were IS, sS,4o,
sS.9S and $40; nov S..
We have also a little lot
of Black Jackets that 90 in
with these. These Jackets
arc made of excellent cloth.
Some Of thom are silk.lined
and have pearl buttons. 1t is
a great snap for any person
who can use them. Your
gain is our loss. About Is
pieces beautiful Satines at
u cents a yard; regular 123
cent goods.
A large lot of Hamburg
Embroiaeries at about half
of regular prices. The best
soc, 75c and 81 Corsets you
have ever seen for these
prices, as well as the better
grades at equally low prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-21

Tie Great sheriG's sais of
DRY GOODS
b e. HEV i,
306 Market Street,

still continues to be the attrac,
ton with its bargains in all
kinds of Dry Goods, Notions,
etc. On Monday, April 23rd,
We will make another great cut
i'm all our Dress Goods and
Silks. All our soc Wool Scrgcs
llenricttas, Cashmere, etc, will
be sold for 39c.
All our 75c, 46-inch wide
.Henrlcttas, Sergcs, ETC., will be
sold for 0cc. All our Black
silks reduced from SIPS to 81.
Trimming Silks reduced from
sl,oo to 75c. About 100 Goats
will be sold at just I-2 price,
rom $500 TO $3.50, from So g
TO sl.25, from S2.oo to S1.oo
All our Children's Caps at great
reductions.
All our cassimcrs at great re-
!uctions, in fact everything in
.he house will be sold at great
reductions. This will be our
asst great cut, and will last only
Two weeks longer, as we must
close out in a very short time.
Now is your chance for Bar
Gains.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-21
CLOSING OUT SALE OF
gil&IE5 INDIA AID tatHA Six
At Reduced Prices.

We have marked our S1.2d
Silks down to 81.
Our 81 Silks down to SO
cents.
Our Accent Silks down to
Al cents.
We are still selling those
extra wide Printed China
Silks at SO cents; worth 81
a yard. They are splendid
value. At rs cents we still
have a pretty fair assert.
ment left. Customers who
wish to save a little money
in the purchase OF a silk
dress can do it at our silk
counter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-21
FOR RICH AND galaI

Andrew sippcrIoy. of schnghticobe. N
Y,Addcd 10 the List of Prominent Pee
Pile who Have Keen benefited bv the
Use of DR.. David Kcnncdy's Fuvorits
Remedy.
ScHAuHTcoKE, n. UT Is sgnorance
rather than anything else that makes
life miserable. but igEorance of the
value OF Dr. David Kennsdy's Fayorite
Remedy does not eyls' III Schaghti.
coke to day, asa blood medicine and
nerve tonic 1t stands supreme. One
OF tho principal reasons for Its great
popularity In this neighborhoad comes
from the great benefit our townsman,
Andrew Sipperly, derived from its use
Mi. Slpperley has suffered for yenrs
past with chronic kidney troubls,
frequent bilious ATTACKS. and. at In
tervals, with Violent neuralgia In the
head and face. Up TO last fall he rarely
knew n we'll day At that time his wife,
who has learned of DIR. David Kepnedy's
Favorlte Remedy, determined to have
him use II. In whiting to u friend
about MIR, Sipperleys recovery, Mrs.
Slpperley says:
since he has used Favorito Reme-
dy, he has had no slrlOus trouble. and
his general health Ia greatly i'm.
proved. became acquainted with the
benefit Mrs. Lewls Ryan, of South
Cambridge. n. Y. derived from lis
use. and found that she had suffered
from kidney disease and chronic coh-
stipation Tor years. so my hueband be-
gan to take II. and with splendid re-
suits" MIR. Sipporley. In writing OF
his sickness, says: For several yearB
| was subject to attacks of kidney
trouble end gravel, which was attend
ed with most excruclating pain, but
since | began tho use OF Dir. David
hennedy's Favorits Remedy / have
had no serious trouble, and my gem
eral health Is greatly improved. I
know OF great many people about
here who have used Eavorite Remedy.
aud in every instance 1t has cured"
One of the officers OF the Albany. N.
Y. Hospital recently said, In speaking
| of Fuvorlte Remeiyt II know of It's
great medicinal value, and to my
noWledMe lt cures the diseases for
which 1t Is prepared
The great value OF Or. David Ken
nedy's Fuvorite Remedy lies In the
fact that IL dlssolves the excess OF uric
acid in tho blood. Many of the ALL
Inents people suffer from for instance.
rheumatism, neuralgia, nervousness,
dyspepsia. kidney, liver and urinary
troubles and the sickness peculiar to
women. all como from this one cause.
Eayorlte liemedy dissolves this acid
md expels it from the system.
| thus curing the disease. In cases
Of scroiula, diabetes and Bright's
disease, 1t has cured where other
| treatments have failed. Dr. David
KenneIys Favorite Remedy is for
sale by all dealers in medicine. ID
81 bottle. or six bottles for So,
which brings a treatment within reach
of ali.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-21
$1,000
5 SUITS

Our $40 Suits are maryeIs
of excellence, and beat any.
thing ever Offered for the
money.
They arc made especially
for the demands OF every
day usage, Of material famed
tof its wearing qaalitios, and
are puttosethcr in a strong,
substantial manner They
look fully as well as many
higher priced suits, They've
got tlIo Yates hnack il them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-21

Joshua Slnlpktns In IFS rural come.
dy at the Hrand 0rrra lIuuss last
might GehG hted Z f.ir sl1ai audience.
ii aoinern VINO was to have uI-
peera4 tfiN eFurIHg III Sheridan, or
tho Maid OF Bath. WI, no. appear OIL
account oil Illness.
Ar tue Gsanl Opera House naXt
eslly evening tho \. NJ Palmer
hoinn 5umpahS viii appAar. This at.
traction is an excellent ono, and the
COMPANY c9Hl o5atl OF strong artists.
Il ID sUsb 10 nice VIII suceo-s.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-21
Obituary.

Mary Duffy, tho II months child Of
Michael DuAy, 1908 Wawasett street,
died yesterday Of meningitis.
Mrs. Bella tlniIer, aged II years,
died this morning OF consumption al
her husbands residence. lll0 Pleasant
street. Her funeral will take D ace Oh
Monday. lnterment Mt the Whining.
tor and Brandywine cemctory
Mrs. Martha Il. Hutton. eyed .t,
died Arrl 10. at 104 Bennett street.
Her funeral will take place tom orroW.
lntormept at Old Swedos' cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-21

While several genttamen were en-.
gagged yosteriay afternoon in conyar.
satlon the cause oil tho present Slagna.
tion in business was brought up by a
prominent Market street business
man: why. said he, l rarely 500 Il
Democrat now a.days" What has be.
come OF them all in the last year IL a
mystery to me, ! would like to look
at one who would say no was Demo-
crat and then ask hln why? Another
gentleman III busluoss who was sit.
ting in a carriage, his horse eating
grass. spoke up:
Wei, gel tlt mon, | Lave always boen
o Demo crat, but | an not ono these
lind Of times. You can pat me down
Tor change, and that right soon,
The sooner the hrtinr ould now suit
me. AT his renar.i tho othar gentle
man Joined IN II hearty laugh, when
enc OF them spoke out. wclL Cnele
You are getting what yon voted for
Well, lie replied, have got more than
j voted Tor, anu am Huw ready tC
make the change Tor better times.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-21

IoR RtNT-DwellinI. los w Seventh
4 street. in iirst-vlLss condition. Apply,
Sam Murphey, Jr., lUS ". eth ST. aai-l IL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-21

Mr. Robinson. who formerly con.
Quoted 4 barber shop on French street
between Fourth and Firth, has re.
mo tch to the b scmtnt OF the Central
Hotel. 6NS French strlrt. which he has
mad lifted up IN iirst.class style. He
WI lm pleas ID to sec his old Gust ON.
o ana rs mpny new oneB who Will
fLvor him with a call.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-21

appeared unooncernsd.
He was locked up In a separate cell
on the ground floor
The three witnesses were also held
without ball.
THE INQUEST.
Deputy Coroner Palmer this eftsr.
n nooP VIII Ga hold an inqnsst IA fhe Mphs
composed OF Albert Smith, ROBBERS
McCaulley, W. A. KINNEY, Joseph
wilkins, j. +. McIvor and Tn omas
Darlington, and will view the body at
the morgue at 9 o'clock,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-21

James W Homer, of No. 22I West
Eighth street. retureh TO this city to.
day, alter few days visit TO nut.uf.
town frcuis. lie ftiends OF Mr..
Horner were uneasy about his disap-
pearsnca, and IL was thought hy many
that he had taken his no This Is uR
true. however, as lie was at this Ollie =.
this afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-21

Messrs. E.P, Freyo, Charles 4. Kurt
Willium T. Seeds, William Campbell
md +. Rowen drove up to Unionville,
Pa, on Thursday last. and spent tho
day louking over the country. In the
evening they partook Of 4 ,umptuous
ieust OF rock iish al MI. Freyo's resi-
denCe on Snil Icy street.