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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

The first British translation OF the New
Testament WAS not into tie English Ian
gilage, ms many have inHg ined. The per-
son who has TINT honor was one Fit.
ralph, ind his version was in Irish lii
lai' fitIralph, wha WAS a native of Dun
dHlk, was elevated to the holy see Of
Armagh and was afterward known as
AraluachUnus. His translation Of the
Scriptures WAS made in 1901. Writing
of 1t in his book entitled Acts and Mon
uments" G5iO) Fox says: II credibly
heaoof Certayne old Scriptures translated
long synce iuto the Irish tong of which
there Is none other the lykc This is testi
lied TO by certayne Rnglishmen who are
yet alyye and have seen it. - -
Tho manner in which animals and birds
endure pain should awaken the sympathy
of all thinking people Horses in battle
furnish striking example of this power
OF endurance. After the first singing pain
is felt they make No sound, but bear il
with mute wondering endurance, and
when in the silence Of the night groan
comes from the battlefield it is because of
loneliness--the craving for human COM
panIonship which is SO necessary to once
domesticated animals
dog will go for days with broken
leg without complaint, but the pleading,
wistful look would attract attention from
any ono not totally blind 10 all sensiblity.
: cat, wounded by stick or stone, or
caught in some trap from which it has
either gnawed or pulled its way, will
crawl TO some quiet out of the way place
and endure silently agony which we could
not endure
Cattle will meet the thrust ofthe butch,
er's knife without sound The wild dove
with shot from the hunters gun burning
in its tender flesh will fly TO some high
boIHh or lay upon the ground and die,
and no sound will be heard save the drip.
ping of blood upon the leuycs.
The stricken deer will speed to some
thick wood and there in pitiful submis.
sion await the end.
The eagle stricken in high airwll strug-
gle to the last but there will be no sound
of pain, and the proud. defiant look will
not leave the eyes until the lids close over
them and shut out the sunlight they loved
so well. York Herald.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28
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CVppirgsul iacchIng, ihl p. second st
Cupflns s !, eehiua Parse .-9s ttGli-1n.
Anf-inH, lalH=#lr. Mns #r. t=..f
C1mmings the photographer. 500
Market street
Nelson has Ter. ave from seq 8fadi.
son strfDt 10 Gli West / ..htt street.
Ha Is now prepared =" Gl AL! orders
with oysters clam aHd Ish
William H. 0rpett raa!aHeF= h7s
Removed from ~ MHrRpt street to Z
" eat Sri ztteet where you vii al.
wa iiHA fElI lins nf faer goods
Hsuy h,eHlR lhrl street. Below
King, haS Disposed OF 10 iterast IN
his ssloon and Will l4eatn il's Haek.
yAat9,
Mr Henry iioops, WHO formerly Nas
esSpeiated with MesefS, Hawkins
Co. and Head u To-. has ass0cftted
himself with MIR. Jos l. tarRenter. at
No. W. Market street. and vii devote
his attention to the rta. estate depart.
Elen.
Mrs. Patrick rDhau, ut rwcnty,slxih
sire5t and Providence afeti 8 hester
cut her throat from car to ear THIS
mota.ng willie la.Urny un4pr Il iii OF
temporary insanty She has been
SICK Tor somn time ana las aeH under
almost constant EutFeslau.e tor tie
past waSn.
Rey Il. i. lester viii rrca !. IN tho
NJ L, Church iA.s evening at New
Castle
IHs stewards Of tho Ire' II F..
dhIrgii have deFIdeL to hu "A an u ster
Huppsr on Nareh ~
Nj l.. u, Il. sutton left !or ILIla.
Gs PIN ms morning, TO mae' eesolat
gentlemen wba have mace q va FOL tie
Academy OF aiusir o. tins ..tYs lilo
academy hns been Il losing invest.
mont b!t It's though: prolsi5Iv IL
upltI be uatie to pay
Alt G4rueE kNottS. son Of tim late
bo2'Jr Knots 'leupley!0lo Nd Is
Visiting the family Of h.a uncle MIR
Ira"k Ross. No 20 jefferson street.
this ely.
Mr. W,htelaek, ras'aang on foIr,It
h,lset Letween Washington ana N ssl
street, HEEe IN 1nioyahl' surml 20 IL
Hllub"i uf AsI fIesIs Ia-' errI=Ily
Z 'a"t are at Haven NJ - tl=irrn,
Inltd mt lalUHt 'reeta, vs.. lF4p. ".
ii liehrl b b. Admission } cents
a. ar .LyIted.
Mss ! Ola Eugt who hps sunu, a
n NTH H-itIrg her sister. Mrs. T..
lEHelt o# Maryland avenue, mas re
dsv. =
'uti Steamship Ellnauz. from
Aith l"''ds, ErE nn1, entered port
HE morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28
FIFTH edition.
Mccoy Is SUPERINTENDENT


Tho Democratic Members Of the Trus.
toes OF the Psor Choose the New
Omcers.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board oil Trustees OF the Poor was
held to-day.
At 1880 O'clock Calvan Crossin an.
Inounced that the result OF the Demo
cratic caucus was; superintendent,
David Mccoy, Now Castle Hundred
Matron. Mrs. Mccoy; Attorney, 4 Il.
Cochran. Jr.; Coroner's Physician, DR..
james Walker; Alnshouse PhysIclsn,
DR.. Nj. J. Hughes.
The President OF the Board will be
DR.. Springer and the Secretary. Police
Com missioner John W. Lawson. The
appointment OF Mr. Mccoy Is received
very fayorably. and his election caused
Frank Il. Herbert to relinqalsh his
stand tor secretary. Mr.. Mccoy be-
longs 10 family OF stsunch Demo-
Gratis and Is practical farmer anna
business man, and will make
an excellent superintendent.
DR.. NJ. j. Hughes WAS born "a years
ago In Bedford, Pa. but has been
Ipracticlng In this city for several
years.
Or. waller. born In Wilmington, 81
years ago. is rising and clever physi-
clan. He belongs to the staff OF Della.
ware Hospital.
The REPUBLICAN always leads. II
does SO to-day when 1t corKratulatee
Mr.. McGoy. whom 1t agitnted from
the first both here and by the New
Castle correspondent OF this paper
Among those present from this city
were:
Owen ]. Hession. DR.. Fahey. DR.. J..
II. Smith. Patrick Neary. John It. Cal.
luhnn, Ex.ShoriT Allen. Frank Kane.
Daniel McKanna. DR.. uertsl. DR..
Hughes. DR.. Morgan Ur. Stroup, John
L. Dlekey. Colsn Ferguson and othsrS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

EIKToS. February 2S-A meeting of
tho IN ,ornorutors of the Elkton and
Mlddletown Railroad Company was
hold here Sesteriay for the purpose OF
efrectinga formal organization OF the
eompany.
The following directors were elect,
ed: Dr. John IL, .IaInar. OF Elliton;
Jacob Tome and y. G. Rowland. OF
Fort deposit: IL. Il Braly and George
). Wooiey, of Chesapeake city: II. ID.
Weigh and Samuel lea. of Philadel.
phla. Ihs officers elected were. pfesl
dent, Jacob Tome; vica president,
Sanue! Rea. of PhlladGlpaia;seGrstary
and treasurer, w lR,Schwartz. OF phila-
delphla. The capital stock of the
company Is 3!iO 900. with the shares
at $50 each. The books were opened
to-day. and all the stock subscribed
for, mostly 10y the Pennsylvania Rail-
rund. who will control the road.
This road will construct line or
railroad from Elkton to Musseys, on
the townsend brauell Of the Delaware
ltailroai. Severa y'sar5 ago tue state
OF Maryland appropriated about a
million Of dollars to tile various coun.
ties of tic state to promote railway
enterprises, aud SIT lOl was awarded
tn the EiktOn aud Mlddtntown Rail,
road to construct Il ltne between the
points named.
lhe road must be finished inside OF
three years.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

All previous records In Pennsylvania
II not in the country. were smashed to
suithereens when Mrs. David Roseu.
berger, a diminutive farmers wife.
gave birth to five bouncing babies, Mt
her home near Roxhorough last night,
The children. all OF whom are we'll de.
veloped and full OF animation, IRE three
girls and two boys. They appear to be
strong. and tho attending physician
says that all OF them are likely to live
and grow up. But tho astounded faith.
er, who Is 40 years old and only five
feet tall. has by no means recovered
from his surprise. though Mrs. Rosen.
bereer is quite as well as could be OK.
pected.
Il thought, "said Farmer Rosenberg.
err with sigh to u nelghbor to-day,
that we were coming to u time OF
astonishing pluralitles when they be.
gan to count up the vote for Grow a
week ago. But oh, my didn't LOOK
for anything like this--hurd times
and five babies at once"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

Are the sensations experienced by the
aud dyspeptir. Unnceountnble
buzzinR In the ears. flushing
of ono side OF the faco, odd tasle aud
tingling In the mouth, constant restless.
ness, signing in the outlet and sinking
in the stomach. acute constituencies to
told, low spiriis-these are only u few of
the charming experiences of the lndivid-
ual who Suffers from comb lined nervous
ness and indiyestion--a team that
usually travel together. Their gay aud
festive career Is. however, brought to a
full stop by that greatest of all stom-
achics. liostotters Stomach Bftters which
also overcomes their allies--consJipation
and biliousness. This popular remedy
fortihes those who use 1t against malaria.
chronic rheumatism and kidney COM
plant restores nervous quietude aud
promotes APPETITE, viGor and sleep.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

To the editor Of the DAILY RgrusII
lCAN.
DEAN SIR: in several lssues OF YOU
paper reference was made to an ell
lterlainment given in the NJ. II. Churci
lht Stanton. 1t Is not Tor tho benefit o
tue writer or those articles that thif
notice appeurs, but to those readlnE
Ithe.papers, having been mlsled by til,
publications. or cOurso those WIZ
/ were present could see at a glance thu
the notices were not written by Oh.
who was. judging from the program
submitted to publication.
| Inc means which they have chosei
to accomplish tbolr end have besn veI
lunwiseiy selected, and Indeed danger
Gus to the one using them. Bein,
present myself can say that the par
taken by the orchestra was greatly an
preriatcd, md not from on. did | heu
a word to tho contrary. Since theb
have received letters from friends .
stanton corruborating this Statement;
1 For one to discriminate between H.,
different parts OF the program 10 folly
for what could 10 said Of ono could l.
eald of the other; Unto the pure al
things are pure" 10 those whom
is claimed wer 80 dIsgusted 1t wouiG
lie vol to suggrst Il crusade agains,
soue OF our sweotost hymns set u
isrcular sirs. II IL the use to whic
things are nut that makes wrong.
o. n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

EDWARDS on February 3. 1891. John II.
Edwards aged ~ years.
Relatives aud friends Kuighlsot Gold
en- faric, Dupont Post. and washinst on
Fire Company, are invited 10 attend his
funeral, ircm his late residence M. no
West Tenth street, on NeiIiO day after
noon, 1T ! O'Clock. lnternent " KiYnr-
view Cemetery.
CROSS AN--Near Red Lion, Def. FOB aiih,
Waiter H., son OF Mr.. and Mrs Eli
Crosslu, Jr, aged ? months.
Services at tho house on Thursday, nj
10 o'clo'k. lnterment at Red Clay Creek
Cemetery,
.pUIl.L.-ln this city. on FEBRUARY ?itu.
1874. Annie daughter OF Dauiri and
Ellen luttl, aged ~ months.
| Relatives aHd friends are respectfully
Invited TO arteHi the ruurr II from the
residence OF her parents northwest cor err
OF Front ana Poplar streets, on Taurs-
day, March LIST, 1891. at ~ O'Clock, u ~,
services at ST. Mlrys Church. Inler.
uient at Cathedral temetry
kENYOS. - III this rity on tie e7th hot
Oliver, son OF Robert and iliIa Kenyon.
aged IL Years,
Relatives aud friends are respectfully
luv.t I 10 uttrnl tbs funeral from the
ne .idcnrr of his parents. No. 24l T., EUrnt
street. On Sunday tho 4ti inst, 1T = y. IN.
lutermeut at Ril tryiew Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

One of our young Delaware avenue
gentlemen was walking down the
avenue yesterday with his wife. when
he noticed some boys playing Mt snow
balling. lie passed on down the street
busy in converversatlon with his lady,
when without u moments warming, u
hard frozen ball struck him upon the
cheek bone. The puln was intense.
and Instantly leaving his wife, with
rapid strides he ran down the street In
full Hight aftor the boy. 1t was a
question for some time who was the
best sprlnter, but the gentleman
gradually gained until ne caught the
boy and gayo him quite numeer Of
vigorous rhps unon the face, 1t
created considerable amusement for
the fesidenle along said avenue, and
the gentleman had good laugh over
1t. as lie related it to some friGrds yes.
terday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28
ID 5BLIC SALE
prBLlC SALE ."-.- .
l. o.
REAL ESTATE AND pERS0NAL PROr.
ERTI-
IN WEDNESDAY. MARCH :. 1891,
Nj u,eln L d IN shnrn at

az WV II ~ III hHNiIt at
No. 70 aud ~ Fast finh street. Chester
Pa. Real estate consists OF all that Ger,
tain iOI or pie 60 of IHud W tn tho lricI,
stable thereon erected, with stahlIng foi
III horses, situate on the northcrIy SIDE
OF liitu street, IN The city OF Chester
| elaMHrc County. Ia, containing in
front Oh he said Ififtli street 10 ieCt. an d
IN depth az feet, more or iels, to lands ui
Il Philadelphia. Wilmington and Bali.
mu1r hGilnud CO.. and being. from thu
cSpth Of lis feet, 20 iGct wiGc, bounded
ON tkr we II 10y lands vi 90. Malon and
hy lands Of the United States Gov
Terms ii suie 4. ii. TYs ON.
Also, same time and place tho follow
irs person property, formerly belong,
Ing 10 A, II. Tyson, will he sold, consist.
ingO hur5 s. colts, mules. wagons, Ioud
carts. RrnCs-. blankets. Il good bulInlo
robe ECud haltors, and AUNT rous Other
arr iclcs. 20 hend of horses, colts eId
mules, Among u Csc are some a.
wclI,lred and as fast us can be x4AsS
found in the country.
Eeton-Bay STALL, n Il years old. with
Il race rtcold oil 2.lik and can lever II
several seconds. II" Is 10y Belmont dnn
by >trnthupre
Rolnou Buy marc years old race re.
cord 2.H2ti by Bolton. lhs mare the com
Ing season VIII tr"t N 2lQ or IL.
Laura -llown mare. years cid, with
II 3-Nearuld record Ut 2.7G aud raa l. wa
gon record Of 2.HE she 10 great road
mare.
Chance Ray gelding. . wears Oil, by
clyde, he hy jerome Eddy; can show q
40 gait. lie Is tho tastts. .'ycaroll in
Happy itush-l!ay colt. yeprllnu. by
Happy Rnsscl out OF a siHnGaid.brud
maze, and he is good prospect,
feitohia Hay mare, years old. 10y
llcltun; one 81 the gamest 4. ud.rnnrcs ii
"a La Al
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

\ pleasant party was given Master
Edwin b. lightteld, ut No. go W.
Third street, on Monday ave. Feb. %
1884, aud a very pl5a-ant TINA was
spent III music and gtmes.
Among those present were: Misses
Amin liighleld. Maud Moreland.
Edith Burns Florence Mckewen, Eva
Turner, Lille llalslett, Sus Craig,
Nellie Lee. Ruth iImble. Laura Nc,
llnennay. Jennie Lind, Jennie Nell,
benny.
Masters: Edwin ard Wilmer High,
field. john and Abhl ljegga, Louie Nc
kewen. Parker Watson Norman and
Chandler Palmer, Willie Moreland
George Brinton. Ellwood. Baseos,
Johnnie MGGmne3s. Frank Johns
charlie James, LilAie Htghiield and
NOlle Dill
Master Edwin received some very
nice presents, AMI his little friend !
wished him muny moro such happy
birthdays.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

4 very pleasant und enjoyable ST.
prise party was gwen to Mr.. Villa
and Miss Sailin Herrbrower. at the
home. 1929 Washington street, lar
evening. Those present were: Mlsso
Alice ana Nellie Starr. Bess!
Miles. Lulu and Kate Thompson, Id
Williams, Verge ard Nellie Robert,
Miss Ehller, Allss Gandal, A!ics.
Iva and Sallie Baerbrower. Mis-
Fitzgerald, Miss Conner, Miss Rich.
ardson, Mr. and Mrs. Geerlrower, MI
William Beerhrower, Albert l.. Card
Geo. Williams. Mr.. Fritz. MIR. Carr.
NJ Thompson, Mr.. Hope. Mr.. RutaE
MIR. Anderson and Nj. Luke.
The evening was Hnent In variour
games. and at reasonable hour they
proceeded to the dlling.Eoom, where
the tuhle WAS loaded down with good
things for the inner man, after which
they all left for tn Ii homes. Wishing
them many happy returns Of tito day
A. e 9.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

william Chafe OF South Wilmington
was nearly electrocuted Monday night
and Is now confined to his home from
the shock. As he was walking along
Buttcnwood street near A an electric
light wire had fallen OH the pavement.
lChafe did not see It. and when be
stepped upon 1t 1t coiled oSout his
body. throwin him to the ground.
SO strong was the current That he was
rendered unconscious, and no NAMED
so half an hour, when he was found
by John Rooney and removed to his
home,
Why not put the electric wires under
ground?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

In the Municipal Court this morn
Ing Chas. Griffin aud Willard RasgKs,
coiored. were fined 50 and costs for
beiug otsorderly In tho saloon OF Ber-
naid Carr. MIR. Carr has had great
deal ohtrouble with large number OF
colored men, who create disorder
when they como to his place, and he
is dotermined to break 1t up up Ii pos
sible.
The case OF disorderly conduct
against Lewis Bromal preferred by
his wife was continued until to. NOR
low morning, as was also the case OF
samuel Berry, charged with horse
stealing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

Edward Messing. claiming to bt
from this city, was arrested on Moa
day In Chester by Constable Shnsel,
on q warrant sworn out by Joseph
Ierrill. residing on Franklin street /,
charging him with tho theft OF go d
watch and chain. Alderman Barry
gave the boy hearing and committed
him to Jail In default of security.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

March

1iNrch
lst. Mary A. Deputy. Rel Lion lid.
list, Geo. ID. Medill Pcncater Id
9th, Levi Moore. Mill Creek HID
9Th, Jas. McMahon. Chrisliann Hid
9th, Edge Moor Iron Co., brandy. I'D.
lth, A. IL. Tyson. Chester. Pa.
18Th. u. ID. Zimmerman, Media. Pa,
eth, fiddle & StRAts. New Castle It'd.
9th, Furniture & Carpets 5O5 Shtpley.
ln'h. Banning real estate. Highlands.
i?th. Elwood W ebster, Hocscssim.
18th, 1878 Delaware Ave. Furniture.
18th, r. Bl ckistun Brandywlue lid.
18Th, Adm sale. j. Gray. lied Lion iii.
iith james Rust. Now Castle, lid.
llth, u. l.. ltObHrts horses, Chester Pa.
18TH Geo. SimOua. Brauiywine lid,
l5tl, Wellin n Jester New Castle, HID
18th, Furniture. gls West 9Th 1T.
goth. Alfred Mousrly. BrJu1ywtno lid
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

UNCAN-EUSS Eil.-At the AsHury NJ
l., parsonage. 92a Walnut street, on
Thursday afternoon, Feb %, 1924. hy
the ltev. John -. c. Hahna, Mr.. WIN. j
Duncan hnd Miss Mary L. .,usscli. both
OF New Castle Co.. Del.
MI RkAG- MCCONMi OK February a2d
1874 by ltev. IL +. Mason ut his rest,
dcnce ut East End. Newark, Del, Mr.
George b. Murray and Miss Mary Emma
MeCOrmicls. both oil MIL Greek Hun.
died. ..-...
BARklEI HUE--.At tho residence o!
the brides patentS 0e! w eth street
on Thursday evening Feb. -, 1891. by
the iey. John ID t.lSanuu, Mr.. Newton
Smith lMrkley and Miss Annie u. Rge.
both OF Wilmington. ilcl.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

Building Inspector Dohl Issued tho
following permits this morning:
John Haley, alterations to building
Southwest corner Sixth ard Pine
streets.
William l.. Wilson. ono tvo-story
brick dwelling at ay02 Market street.
William Il. Seeds, one story frame
kitchen 1907 Pine street.
John l.. Haley, alterations to build
ing Southwest corner Eight and King
streets.
d. ii. Downward, alterations to sos
West Thlrteenth street.
Il. ii. downward, four two-story brick
dwellings between Market and Tatnali
streets on Twenty-third street. yalu-
alton, $4,000.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

From time to time tho RaruGLroAS
has called attention to tho large mum
her OF slot machines which have been
In operation in this city. 1t certainly
was gambling, and as such 1t had to
DO slapped. Yesterday this paper had
day Ghiaf Dolau's officers have notified
all parties to take the machines out OF
their places oil business. The nEpuD.
IICAS did IL. Cuckoo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

The salo OF personal property OF O.
IS, Shar ard, near Porter's station, Pom
lcader Hundred was postponed Mon.
day on account OF the storm until
next Monday. March 18th. The numboi
OF horses. cattle md farming utensll
to be disposed of should attract every
ione who wishes bargains.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

ZYuuNt; LADY ia ruylor str ct,
\ lu"iy frlu rhtadelp.ia d"sIrfs
HSemOr tq3ars lUr piano or organ, at
~ Baylor -trEsf T-s-;t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

Prof. II. y. and NIs. dolday will
give u reception to their students
from distance, boarding in the city.
in the College Hull this evening, at 100
O'Clock. The dignity of the teacher
will be thrown OFF Tor tile tine, and
they expect to have aroyal good time
This ID to get better acquainted with
tho students from distance and to
give them a more home like feeling in
our city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

George Clarke. coIored. has been ar
rested and placed In the Jail at Dove
Tor breaking Into the house OF John
w. Brown, last Saturday night, and
attempting to assault his daughter
Lofts. IL convicted he will be hanged.
as the law makes the act u capital Of
Tense,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

Governor Reynolds has not yet ap-
pointed successor to Magistrate
Frank Smith. 1t was understood Inst
night that the position would not I've
filled for few days. in order that the
Governor may have some time to con
slider the recommendations of the ap.
lpllcant9.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

Oliysr Kenyon. the bright son Of
cigar dealer Robert kenyon. East
Front street. died last night at IL
O'Clock OF meningitis lie was taken
10 his bed lust Friday with an attack
OF the grip md thGn meningitis set in
aud despite medical still, his spirit
passed into the tn world beyond.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

Charles Whann has announced hun.
Isolf as candidate for reelection a.
Iassessor Of the Northern district. AIR.
'Whann hue Till Il the ONCE beyond re,
urdReh and is therefore deserving Of
reelection.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28
Boys Flannel Shirts

That were 25c, now l24c.
That were 35c, now l5c.
If you are in want of In.
fants' Lon & or Short
Dresses, do not miss look
ing at ours, as they are about
one.third Of the original
price.
A few Gossameros left;
closing out at SOC, former
prices S1.25 to 81. SO.
We only have q few of the
Ladies Coats left. Price
now soc to $3.50; former
rice 81 to SO.
Balance Of our Quilts will
go at SOC, former price S1,l5
and Sl.35.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

This severe winter wcaber can be
best met by buying the btst coal that
makes the hottest Are. EulI measure,
screened dry. I.ahish and Sehuylkill
coal OF John NJ. solomon, w. THRIFT
yard Front aud Church. Wood. lime,
sand. phosphate, buiIdinG.brick ano
ready mlXeI mortar.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

Roy. D. &. Hanna will deliver his
popular lecture on "Womaus Rights
before the Epwerlh League Of Silver.
brook Nj. T., Church on Thursday
evening OF this week. at 5 o'clock. A
small admittancs fec Will be charged.
proceeds being for the benefit OF the
building fund.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-28

Miss Belle Archer and capable com.
paEy appeared ut the Grand Opera
House last evening In the comedy
IAN Arabian Night" before a we'll
pleased audience. ..-.=s
This evening the attraction at the
Grand Opera House will be Mr.. Felix
Morris and clever company, in tile
"a Game Of Cards. "
Kerry The yagabond" and
Moses" The presentation given by
this organization is a delightful one
and those attending will be sure TO be
we'll pleased Mr. Morris and his CO M
pany will also appear tomorrow even
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