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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-29

'Jack" Daley is In active trailing In
this CITY for his match with oBrien In
Washington.
Spatb and Hoffecker will spar at the
Water Witch benefit February 8.
Directors Crumbaugh and Calhoun
are busy men around tho Warren Club.
Several OF our local sports will take
part In the Columbia Athletic show 10
be held at Washington, d. O., on We'd.
nesday next.
Walter Campbell will meet the noted
John C0rrigan. Jack" Daley, OF this
city. will meet Q'Brlen OF Phlladel-
phia. and Frank White better known
as 'Skeet,o will meet CoHghlan, There
will also be lively match between
Lash and Beaver Smith Of the Column
blan Athletic Club. The local men
will be accompanied by delegation
of WllminRtoniGis
Horace Mcdaniel has charge of the
Athletic exhibition to be given at the
Opera House on Saturday next for
the benefit OF the Water Witch Fire
Co.
Walter NJ. Watson OF this CITY aud
Jack Lloyd Of New Haven. Conn. have
slgned articles to wrestle before tn 9
Columbia Athletic Club Monday mig ht
February 5. The prize will pc n medal.
Tho men will weigh IN ut 2 O'Clock In
the afternoon.
Corbett presented each one of his
trainers and seconds with several huE.
dred dollars zach as a llttlo token OF
his esteem. lie in return on leaving
Jacksonville was presented with a
watch charm In tho shape OF crysta
globe with the inscription Champion
of the-'giobe.n
ALVIN Zell. of Reading, Pa, weigh
ing 1873 pounds whipped Jamcs Ken
nody, or Paterson. N. j.. Weighing
1853 pounds, IN four rounds, in a barn
near Reading on Wednesday night,
There may be another battle In
Jacksonville on March s. Articles
have been signed for glove contes'
between Bob Fitzsimmons ard Dan
Creeden, to take plnce on that date
The men will fight at mlddleweigh,
tor $40. 900 side, before the club offer
4 ing the best purse.
| According to most of the es
CLIMATES $500 men and ono wo
man witnessed tho Corbett Rni Mitch
| ell fight ut Jacksonville, At the vary
ing prices. this would make the DO,
Office receipts in the neighborhood Of
| $50, 900. ...-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-29

Secretary Of Board OF Health Oolqu
houn has returned home from the
State Convention of Boards OF Health
of Pennsylvania. which was held nj
Harrisburg last Friday and Saturday
MIR. Colquhoun states that he wa
moro titan pleased with his trip. Gu
Of TO boards there wore $40 represen
Itations. Several interesting paper.
were read. Among them were III,
sanitary sins OF omission and commits
lslon IN our public schools. How
state Boards aud local boards may b.
helpful"
1t was the first convention but wa
"a grand success One of the thing
talked over was In case where diph
iberia lie In family that the books o
tire children should be burned The,
should not DO permitted to bring In,
books bacK to school. And in cas-
where a family goes In coach to /
funeral from a diphtherla house til
coach should 10 dlsinfected after The
funeral. There is great room for i'm
iprovem6nt in reform in this State. Lie
us have 1t by all means. .--...
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-29

A REPUBLIcAN reporter called at the
Water Department office this morning
to pay his water rent and showed the
following article clipped from the
Sunday Star to Registrar Grohe, who
showed 1t to MIR. Thos. Oulbert and
he said no suoh thing occurred In that
Office. Said Mr.. Grohe. I'VE never In.
tend to insult persons II we know 1t
In this office"
The following communication lie
self explanatory.
To THE MAN ABOUT Town. DEAR SIR.-
/ want 10 ask why one OF our city de.
partments is SO extraordinarily urlsto-
cratic naughty and unobliglng. / went
to the office OF the department the
othar day to pay bill and rendered
two notes or large denomination. The
CLERK to whom paid the money acted
as though were his servant, as though
no were doing me favor by shopping
to accept payment for the bill. Finally,
! was given q receipt and some change
When reached home. l found that
had boon given 90 too much change
and fastened back to the Office to no
turn that sum and have the matter rec
titled.
The man to whom l returned the
money took 1t from me In the SAM
manner as II had stolen 1t, and has
not yot shown any signs Of thanks or
gratitude for my trouble. and scarcely
listened to me while / explained that
l did not discover the error until J
reached home. This manner OF sOms
OF tho men In that ofllci is. to say thu
least, disgusting. and | must say that
they are anything but obllging. Their,
ls very little courtesy displayed there
d 4 1h,., ~. al. l.a
1t more keenly than man would
While both transactions were goini
on. there we're others in the Office pay
Ing bills. and when | returned thu
over-chauge was actually mortified
POLITESESs,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-29

Before Judge Ball this morning
Richard Sommers. colored, was charg
ed with assault and battery
on Mary Wright on last Saturday
evening. From her evidence 1t ap
peared that she was in the saloon al
Front and Washington streets and ht
came In, caught her by the throat ant
dragged her around the corner to his
mothers house. Hs knocked ho
down in the alley and kicked her. III
the home he struck her with his ifs
and also with chair. He pleaded
guilty to the charge and was sentenced
to pay fine of $40 and costs Or spent
60 DAYS with Sheriff Gould.
Arthur Cooper, cnlored. was charged
with assault and battery on Annie
Johns. colored, but the case was dis
missed on payment Of costs, becau Sc
she Lad provoked Cooper so that ht
struck her with his open hand, Cap
tain Chambers and Officer White said
thut Annie Is around both day Ant
night. and has entirely too much 10
say.
The chicken thieves who were re-
portod as having bsen arrested Oh
Saturday through the efficient worl
of Officer White. were given hearing
before Magistrate Monaghan, and helC
Tor theli appearance at the uppe
court, Chief of Police DOlan would
ltlis to hear from any person who 70
Gently lost chickens.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-29
Madonna Of The Char d a5sy is o. 2

one OF tho great kaphael'5 most
which no collection is complete.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-29

The Majestic Club of this city gave
o very delightful dance ut Holly Oak
last Friday evening.
The goodly party left the city onl
the 7.O6 train, which. through the
Kindness OF Superintendent Brooks.
stopped at tho above station. Here
they were met by eeveral gentlsmenI
who conducted them to the 6andsomeI
residence of MIR. Bratten, which 10 sit.
uated short distance lruIu the sLa-
ton, and which was appreciated byl
tho Indies and gentlemen as the wealth
or was not very tempting to walk any
distance.s
After arriving at the house and being
welcomed by Miss Matte Borem, they
entered tho parlor. At $50 o'clock
they were escorted to the ball room !,
which had been duly decorated and
arranged to receive the charming
young ladies and their escorts
Professor Bratten acted in the ca
paclty OF floor manager. which posi-.
tlon he conducted admirably.
d Dancing was commenced AT once
aud continued throughout the even.
ing.
Atlntervals. some very interesting
and charming music was rendered,
as also number OF games were en-.
loyed. Tho sweet music from the
stringed Instruments. the mandolin,
guitar, and kanjo was heard several
mes during the evening and was
very much enjoyed. Mise Ida Saun-
doris and Miss Manic Rank performed
. very enjoyable duet on the piano.
Miss Bessie Bolton sang a solo very
sweetly, as did also MIR. Grant viii.
klns and each had to respond to an en-
core. A male quartette consisting oil
Messrs. Gouert. Wilkins, Cotton and
Tazewell sang several OF the latest
selections very we'll.
At 1l.So O'Clock they adjourned to
the dining room, and after doing jus.
tice to.the dellcncies OF tho season
which had been spread by the kind
hostess. returned to the ball room
where dancing was continued unit
the wee sma' hours of tho NOR ming.
Although the weather was not yer,
desirable yet 1t did not dampen thi
spirit of the party as they certainly
enjoyed themselves, aud much cred
Is due to MIR. and Mrs. Bratten AM
Miss Boron for entertaining them s.
nicely.
The ladies and gentlemen arrived IL
the city at reasonable hour In TIL
morning. q little tired but niue
pleased with thor trip.
The following were present: TIL
Misses Bessie Bolton. Blanche Aims
COW. Iva Saunders, Mamie Rank, Ma
Cole, Josie Frock, Matte Sipple an
Matte Borem; Messrs. Oscar Gouerl
Samuel Bolten, Grant Wilkins, Waite
g. Tazewell. Charles r. Cotton, Harr
c. Tazewell, john r. Cotton. Eoer
English. Mr.. Pierce, MI. Person an
several others.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-29

Those extremely hard times yo
would think that people would hest.
tate before getting married, but this
IL not tho case, as one OF our leading
young NEIL Mr.. Israel FoIeacer and
Miss Katie Downcy. both OF Stanton.
were married. January 18Th. Now we
will expect to hear OF seronade.
Tho happy couple will make n tour
10 Florida. we Wlsi. thcm success.
MIR. II. p. W. Maxwell and wife Of
Wilmington, were the guests OF Mrs.
L. l.. Hawthorne, ON Sunday.
Thotua5 Chambers, of llockesslH,
blsitod his sister Hattie on Sunday.
Don't forgot the Presbyterian Mite
Society that meets at Ne ghbor Eddie
on Tuesday evening, and II you had
the least idea what grand tlIno we
have you would he there sure. Our
question for debate Is quito interest.
Ing, and II will DO carefully discussed
On 10th sides.
We learn that little Emma EmmOrd,
about 5 yenrs OF age, has dlad, since
her fathers death, OF dropsy. Wa
gave nm account of Mr. Emmord's
sickness aud death. 1t will bo years
next May sluee MIR. L. moved TO this
place. aud In that time Ills wife, IA
daughter aged rs, himself aud hmma.
aged ). have diel. This eeeins a
heart full of trouble for those who are
left. II.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-29

The funeral OF John j. Finn OF Els.
mere. who died on Thursday last
aged 20 years, from an attack of pneu.
monia, took place to day. lntermeni
was made Mt Friends Cemetery. HocR,
eSsin.
Mr.. Finn was an old resident and
one OF tho foremost farmers OF Chris
tlana hundred. lie was born In Mil
Greek hundred near Hockessln OF
Friend parentage and e5poused thai
faith III his youth. During his life Ii,
accumulated considerable wealth ant
owned two farms In Chrlstlana hun
dred near Greenback. Last spring MI
Finn and his wlfe IN owed from ono Of
tho farms to Elsmers into a new
house which was erected during tho
previous fall.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-29

Tao case on SATURDAY In tito M.nIcl
pal court where two persons were
he.i tpr the action OF tho grand jury,
foT keeping ii gamUllng table arises
smother queer ease, Ii II is gambling
TO rarftSe percentage for permitting
draw or stid pol.er to he played thon
hoW about the s.ot machines There
are huI'drcds Of hem IN tile city opor.
atsI daily and Il looks vary much
hSs gambling Some .. tile machines
you drop sent into the slot. push a
little mar lie AL the Dice are tossld
about
II you brow a certain number then
YOU get from one 20 ten cigars Is the
oas5 may be. Bat II sou do not throw
certain NUM- erB. then you receive
nothing. II is the same wisv " III the
slot machines, W! en- Il hard OF poker
Il tanned up to view. IL is thuug hi
by many that the slot nIHch.ues are
but forelIuner Tor gam Dlas 4
yOGiA WHO " "a on slot Ill tcu!ne Will
cons 81 himself lucky ard invest
item IN policy. ana on, on lie goes
FROM Que step to another. 4nti limil5
he stomes II re..tI,ar gambier Nhai
d57e4opmenis the case may take IL
th.s c.ty VIII to auxloHsly watched. a.
IL ,s knJwn that over : 20 a day Is gam
bicl through The medium CT tie sIo
machine.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-29

The most inhuman OutraRcs, uutrages
which would disgrace tho savage. man
pGrretrntes upon his own system by
swallowing drastic purgativcs which
convIllsr his stomach. agonize his intos.
pie constantly do this under the impress
sion that ,uedlcamcuts only which are
violent in their action, and particularly
cnthartics. are OF any avail. trrenarnble
injury TO health Is Wrought under this
mistaken idea. Tho laxative which most
nearly approaches the beneticent action
Of nature Is ilostettsrs Stomach Bitters.
which is painless but thorough. and in-
vigorates tho intestinal canal instead Of
Weakening and irritating it. The liver
cipllnc Instituted by this comprehe sivs
medicine, whose beautiful influence Il
felt throughout the system. Mnlarious
rheumatic, kidney and nervous com
plants sucCumb to 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-29


Tho National Board OF Trade, at Id
session which closed In Washington
last week, passed the resolutions of
fered by the Wilmington Board oil
Trade, recommending the improve.
ment OF the Wilmington Harbor.
Doc" q large black setter bird dog
siding at No. s2I Jsckson street. was
poisoned on Wednesday last.
Mrs. Harry Young Is lying worry III
Mt her boarding house, corner oil
Eighth and West streets.
An open switch caused the wreck oil
an engine and two cars on the Baltl
more and Eastern Shore Railroad Oh
Saturday night, near salisbury Md.
Robert j. Handy. OF Brandywine
Hundred, was In this city to-day with
fifty barrels of flour for the poor.
The bids for the Delaware Bulldog
at tho Worlds Fair will DO opeEed this
afternoon at meeting OF the COM
m lssi oners.
The Insurance on the stock OF Liph-
tensteln Il Harris store has been ad.
justed. The loss WIS III 800,
Judge Grub on Saturday morning
chartered the Wilmington lie uric
Carpet Cleaning Company witha capi'
lul blUVh vi SOVuV.
William 8. Hilies will lecture DO.
fore the Brownsou Library on heb
Iruary 10. His subject will be 'fre :
Revolutionary History of Delaware. II
The tie In the shooting match at
Chadd's Ford last week wns not shot
of. Buckwalter and Fleles were even.
the score being 10 TO 8, tho former
having two chances to Fiele's one.
W. @ w. Scott the grocer at Fourth
and Franklin streets. diet at his home
on Saturday OF pneumonia, lilo was IL
years old and leavesa wife aud family.
lie belolge to the A. o. U. W.. the
II. o. o. L. and the Shield OF Honor.
Miss Amelia Vaudegrift. of Odessa
is tho guest OF friends in this city.
Mrs Henri Lindsay. OF Chesapeake
| City, is visiting friends here.
Miss Vlrgle Jones. of this city, is
visiting Miss Clark. OF Delaware City.
Miss Florence Hogeman, OF VIII
mington, is visiting friends In Della
ware City.
4 Miss Nellie Hazard, of this city, Is
Visiting relatives In Saaford. Del.
Miss Sallle Shaw and Miss Annie
Richardson, OF this city. took part il
the program rendered at the Knights
Iof Pythius entertainment in Doyel
Friday night.
Miss LAURA Edwards. Of this city, Il
the guest of Mrs. j. A. Armstrong, a
Milford. ."0.-.
I Miss Ruth HARDWOOD, OF this city
spent Saturday in philadelphia. Sh,
WAS The guest of MIR. and Mrs. Lewis
Morrison, OF Faust fame.
Mrs. Ada Balls OF this city is visiting
relatives at Trainer, Pa.
y Miss Emma salmon OF this city hai
! been visiting friends In Chester.
4 A. b. Richardson, Of Dover. who
left for Philadelphia to have an opera
ton performed On him. has returned
home. feeling considerable better.
: The British steamship Wildilower
from Sunderland, England, entered
hs port this morning. The Wild
Slower is commanded by Captain W
. L. Livingstone and will load 1860 toni
Iof oil at Marcus Hook.
Tramps broke into freight car thi
morning In tho West yard OF tho Z
". & Il. railroad. A carload of detec
tivcs and police officers went to max
. a raid but had not returned at time o
'lgoing to prese.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-29

Hicks almanac says a cold wave will
be on 10 this month goes out, and re-
dictionary storms will be due leo.2 and
3. reAChiua the Last about the 5th
Billiards may be expected in the
north. ending In very cold wave.
warmer about the 9Th and stotme oi
rain or SNOW from Sth TO 10Th. Cold
and clearing thereafter until the reae,
storm period Will run from the 18th IL
10th. leaving cold Weaener ia Is wake
RsaotionRry storms about the 2Jth
with cold wave at tie end OF tae
month.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-29

William J. Jones, member of the
aw firm OF Jones n lIuiues. died al
his residence IN Eikton, Md. on Sun,
lay evening. Ho leaves widow and
three Children, one son and two
Allen u. Jones. who is
and Ia employed by tho Pom.
sylvania Railroad COMPANY at Ridley
Park. Pa. Maria Avery. wife of Rev.
Walter T., Avery pastor OF tho Metho
dist Episcopal Church at Easton Nd.
and Mrs Fannie Iiratton. wife of Dr.
Howard Bratton, OF ElklOn. Md.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-29

Tha publication in last Trlaay's Is.
SUE 81 tho REPrBLIeGN concerning the
qisa!ausful and dlsoFterlY conduct at
NouTisyts Hotel 9ls Market street, Is
without Foundation and Is strictly Ell.
ronsou5. nothing bat sports .; emit.
nent rosheotlbility having ever taken
pla1s there, Information to the con
trary must have been furnished
throu gil n greYlols mistake or as the
result OF most malignant malice
The above statement can he substau
tlatod by many persons, members OF
the police foIce included.
OSE NHO WAS IALEK.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-29
Auiuacnicnts



T 0 Robin Hood opera Company an.
pearod at the Gr3nd Opera House, on
Saturday evening last, before n very
seioctuudlenee in that charming opera.
Each and every chord was well sung
and overy role was well portrayed
The attraction at the Grand Opera
House this evening will DO Charles
Frohman Company In the latest light
comedy, Mrs. Grundy Jr." Since
this piece was brought out it has met
With wonderful succe5s-liawlng a
large audience wherever presented
and Il shonld do 50 here.
Powell, the great magician, will ap.
psnr at tho Grand Opera House, on
Wednesday. evening. This engage.
ment has Teen tile subject of much
comment In dramatic circles since
being announced. The entertainment
he presents ID truly fret class and
Interesting.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-29

In consequence OF the storm last
evening tho entertainment was post.
poned until next Tuesday evening
when it will take place In the NJ. T.
Church, and Mrs. Jareys Wax Works
will appear 10 the best possible advan,
tage. All the figures arc renl. but
mum" Is the rule. The famous st.
Paul's quartette OF this city will be
present and furnish clevatiug Noea
music, calculated to charm the saints
aud transport them TO the THIRD
heaven. Tickets for adults 20 cents
children Is cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-29

Mr. VIM. Lawton said this morning
to 8 reporter OF the RErrBfigAS that
the mud banks that keep the waters
from hoWlnR over the Cherry Island
Marsh, are being made stronger than
ever. and In his opinion you will not
see the marshes oYsrtiC wed a. in years
past. The banks are being replaced
stronger and arc made higher. 1t ls
said cooked cat fish were found some
ten feat down by the dredging CON.
psny.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-29

Irlnco Mou5!ey called at this Office
OIL saturday ami stated that the item
published on Friday, headed "a Dis
Affair." was unwarranted as
there was only Il friendly sparrimg
match, and among those present
were four members OF tho police
force ana fOw friends. Any undue
rowdyistn would consequently have
boon suppressed lis ain Is to 1.-Two in
peace and qGicIncss and allow Others
TO do the same.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-29

ISL Did you ever geI
yours at OH anc
N Market? We carry
49, 8 grades unlaund'
9dr cred and have wait.
edbe!ore advertising
nib until a new lot o
-. our 5o-cent Shir!:
Ills came in to fill NJ
the sizes and STYLES
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-29

Henry Vanderford, editor OF the
Westminster paper, Md, was stricken
with paralysisI last Saturday night,
and died In short time afterwards.
For many years he published the
Dem ocrat at Eikton, und was well and
favo:dbly known.
The Middetown (Del.) Transcript
was founded by him In 1868. He re-
moved to Westminster in 1870. was
tho principal editor OF the Democratic
Advocate, OF which his sons. William
II. Nanderford and Charles II
Nanderford, are now the prOprletors
and cd ltOrs.
His wife. Mrs. Angelina Vanderford
died several years ago, and Of tEell
twelve children only two SONS survive
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-29

LoNp1N, Jan. So Thos. f. Bayard,
United States ambassador. aud the
lord mayor were the sheriff's guests
at the Savage Club dinner las even
Ing. Mr.. Bayard was welcomed en-
Enthusiastically, He answered the calls
for a speech by telling humorous
story. which was received with ap.
pluuse.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-29

William X Bechley was fol Inerly an
engineer OIL the p, W. & B. Rallf6ad.
About taree years ago no was so badly
Injured IN wreck that his left leg had
to be amputatad. and since then han
been unable to run on the road. Az
an engineer lie believed the applica.
ton OF sand on dry rail would be ef-
leotlyo on any kind Of rail.
A train moving al tho rate Of sixty
miles an hour by the application of
sand, on any kind OF a rail, could be
stopped in ona.third as short dis.
lance II the sand was applied, Sand
when coming in contact with any
wheel would stop 1t sooner than II
none was applied.
Court then adjourned until after.
noon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-29

Isg. Muller, Of MilFCreak Hundred.
has returned from a two weeks visit
10 kfot.ds lie is an ouzeryall. man
ard 10 addition To other h,rustlOua
took IN lilo tight between Cor hett and
M!tGaell which lie BAYS WAS a bruta
aaaif, although Il was OF short dulH.
wssB very tins spscitnsn7 OF the canine
race, and were admired Rima7t a:
greatly aa their master. lie brought
homo stpegHi ii. oranges Of the Saya
variety. @h,gl! grew on tie UuIEs O
lndtan rieer ind tie specimen he LEI
A. THIS eftine weighed one pound Rnt
ton ounces, exceeding IN slae sHEth.n.
OF mo ilnd We had ever seen.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-29

Lest Her Hand hut Saved Her Life.
Mrs. Edward MYERS. of Athens, N.
Y. had been treated for months in tho
usual way for eryslpelas without
benefit. Her hand had become mass
OF purified flesh, tho blood SO polls.
oned that her life wns despaired Of.
At this critical tirle Mrs Meyers
sought the advice of DIR. David Ken
nedy. discoverer OF l'nvorite iBmcdy.
Dir. Kennedy found 1t Impossible to
save tho hand, so he Rmputated the
sllnN. then got her Eavorite Remoiy,
which drove the poisonous disease OVt
of her system, cleansed the blood.
thus saving nor life. Had Favorlte
Remedy been used earlier in tho de
yelopment of Cry sipelas, Mrs. Neyeri
would have saved her hand. Til
worst cases OF eczema, salt Iheum
and serofula yield to Favorite Rene.
dy. 1t Is endorsed by the medical
profession.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-29

Ella, aged 80 years wife of Georg,
Powick, died on sunday evening atiie
husbands residence No 1903 Trenton
Place. after bcing sick for nearly tire.
months suderli q with tho grip. She
was the eldest daughter OF {. j. Cou
den. No e2 w. Seventh street. Sh,
leaves a husband to mourn her un
timely death. She will he bpriel OF
Wednesday thef3lst inst. IntetmenD
private.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-29

The condition OF George w. ChiIds,
who Is lying at his residence, Twenty
second and Chestnut streets, suffer.
ing with paralysis. which followed
his attack of vertigo on the 18th in.
stant. was this morning still regarded
as extremely critical. HIS physicians
reported at noon: There has been
no change in Mr.. Childs' condition"