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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-26
HOTEL ARRIVALS.



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Burk, San jose II a Bross, London
Holman, Rio mood, n
A Jeanne, y w Harris, Portland
j w Stout, st Louis A Simpson Portland
w l. Palmer d W, Cal ktnuard, N Y
R L Hail, Omaha Dalton, Hong Kong
j NJ Greene, Cal J w KIRK, n
II Rand. Mass J Martin, Mo
VIM Kelly x W, Chicago Il Goldsmith, st Louis
J W oakley & ". Ill o Lovet Cal
Miss Oakley Ill King, england
W Ntudebaker, Wyo Bradbury & W. Cal
Keel w L HardinSon, S Rosa
Derguatere Paris James. Pa
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
Tbeo Thomas. PortInad V Bulow, Fresno
II Hemfison, st Paul Miss NJ Garrison, Wdlnd
Hauge, Fresno X Perry, u n
w Purcell. John G Adams, Sacto
j Jordan, Des Moines W Larsen, iowa
Diedrich Seattle Pat Norton, Woodland
7 Stokes, City EJ White, Los Angeles
Conroy, : Fred Schanzlin. Red Blff
Stevens. Amooy d stevens, Amboy
w Moore IL WI, Sacto L Cofey. Chicago
Miss NJ Garfield. Wdlnd James Saunders Mont
Godfrey TayIor Ireland A e Wright China
Mrs Wright China Jennie Wright, China
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J Banks, VT a. 4 C, Iowa s o Moore 65 fam Iowa
Il Lewis & fam, Mo NJ Coleman Il wi, Wash
George WarrenS, Wash II II Ray, san Rafael
NEW WESTERN HOTEL
Palpst Stockton Mortano virginia City
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y PrachI ~ 3, Pa w Ellsworth
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Jas Hoyet, Sacramento Frank Clouderon Neb
Mattoni, Cal :, L sullivan, ny
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN ~
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska ) An. SSMENM
Nov 8, u. zee o. u. @AaAszzsz0s
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Oct Z. and every fifth day thereafter.
For Eureka, humboldt Bay, Steamer Willamette
Valley, rv-ry Wednesday gt A n
For Newport, Los Angeles and all. way ports,
every fourth and fifth day, alternately A. N.
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford,
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles, Redondo CLOS
Angees) and Newport, every fourt and fifth day
alternately, at II A. NJ
Ticket Oiice-Palace Hotel, New Montgomery
street.
GOODALL PERKINS & CO., General Agents
1tf 10 Market ST., San Francisco.
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ofncfaI Assessment Table.
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DAVIS. HRRER & co.

and Commission Merchants,
Salesroom 2I1 Pine street.
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Attention, Plumbers, Builders, Contractor
and Gasfitters.
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WALKER-Tn this city, November "a, 1894, Re
becca A. Walker, beloved aunt of Mrs. Minnie
Beaton, Mrs. John a Ross ana H. Mcdonald,
native of Cornwall, Canada. AGED IS years.
Friends and acuuaintances respect
fully invited to attend tue funeral THIS DAY
(Monday). at O'Clock P. NJ, from her late resi-
dence. 209 Clipper street. Ilterment L .. y. f.
neta q
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

Nathaniel b. gilbert lives in hand
some residence at No. 1900 West Mint Ii
street In the Fifth Ward. and is en-
gagged In tho blacksmithlnR business
at No. 2l4 East Fourth street. lie was
born near Belfast. Ireland. 4S yeara
ago. and received his education In tho
National schools there. When n youth
of II no came to Wilmington and
served an apprenticeship OF three
years. and after worlilngus a Journey
man for eight years commenced busi.
ness for himself.
For the last twenty years Mr.. Cul.
bert has been largely Interested In real
estate having buiit over 100 houses In
that time. Last year he erscted the
two handsome residences at sixth and
Broone streets at cost Of sl3 600
He Is an elder OF Central Presbyl erian
Church AMI superintendent OF East
Lake Presbyterian sabbath school
air Culberts wife was Il daughter oil
the late Trustee of the Poor Giilll OF
Mil Crock Hundred
He Is Democrat in politics but h S
made no pledges to his assoc lates and
Is safe aud conscientious man in
oqery pnrticu lar hnd looks after the
tax payers interest OF New Castle
County.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15
The DREAD PNEUMONIA. }
II Strikes It's Victims Withou
Any Warming.
SIGNS OF ITS COMING.


During the month OF January Just
past tho rayaKes from pneumonia
have been appalling. In the city OF
New York alone tho deaths from the
dread disease number more than 600,
aud Judging from recent Geographic
reports we doubt not that the mortal
lty has been CORRESPONDENCE large in
other parts OF the country.
For reasons unknown to us, snys
the New York Sun In recent editorial
the mortality from pneumonia has
risen very greatly in recent times Up
TO two years ago the average annual
number OF fatal cases of 1t was under
1000; but in 1893 the number was
p 81, and last yelr6 i7B. The medical
raculty ought to be able to give some
explanation OF this serious fact, and
we should think, mlght DO abe to find
some moro effective means of dealing
with the most deadly OF oil the inala.
dies with which tho city Is afflicted.
While they arc engaged in trying to
discover an improved method of
treatment, people must strive to Sc
cure their own safety against the dis.
ense by avoiding the cause Of IL. so
far as may lie possible. Ii 1t once gets
hold of the system, there Is danger In
thrilling with 1t.
Pneumonia results from exposure.
lchange OF weather. prevails moro
among men than women, more among
the apparently healthy than among
the feeble. We arc told the disease is
invited by q certain condition OF the
System, Indicated by occasional chllls
and fcyers. a tendency to cold In tho
throat and lungs. rheumatic and neu-
ralgic pairs, extreme tired ceilings,
short breath, pleuratic stitches in the
side, hot ana dry skin. loss Of
strength and vitality.
A celebrated Now York physician
told the Tribune that pneumonia was
secondary disorder, tho exposure
and cold b ing simply the agent which
,dcvelopes the diseaee. already dor
mant in the system. because the kid
nays have be0n but partially doing
their duty.
Iii short. pneumonia is but an early
indication of lIright's diseased con.
ditiOn. This i'm panied action may ey-
list for years without tho patient sus
pacting IL, because no pain Will lie felt
IN inc kluIeSS OF lnelr vicinity ana
. often 1t can he detected only by chem
teal and microscoplcal examination.
, The disease Is very obstinate. and II
, the accumpluyinI kidney disorder is
I very far advanced. recovery IL impus.
, sible, for the kidnoys give out entirely
: and the patient Is literally suilocated
by water
The only safeguard against pneu.
'monia Is to MAINTAIN vigorous con.
dltion OF tho system. and thus prevent
, its attacks by using Warmers Sole
|. Cure. which Is the standard ami on ~
, known remedy for eilsctually res tor
> ing full vitality to the kidneys II
does not pretend TO cure an attack oi
pneumonia. but it can and does re-
move tho cause OF and prevent that
disease II taken In time.
1t Is the part of wisdom TO foresee
The result of neglect and to DO gov
erned accordingly,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

A cGse which attracted consider
Hbio oil Interest, came up In the u. g.
Court this morning on argu ment be-
for Judges Dallas and Wales. The at,
tornoys havo II lien on the fund en-
titling them to something like about
$4,000
la the case of the Snyder's admlnls-
traitors and the McGomb estate the
lawyers We're given small retalners.
aud promised One-thir,l amount to 10
recovered. Ths attorneys learning
that no provision had been made for
them, issued an execution to Marshal
I.annan to GO lect tho whole claim,
but the defendant went under the
guidance OF L @ court and $4,000 was
lodged therein pendluK thB decision.
Tho solicitors WHO want the one
thin OF the amount oil the dnuree are
Senator Gray. W. c. Spruance and
Wilson Il Wallace. New York
NJ. Wilson, OF the tlrln OF Wilson j.
Wallace, Now York, reVIe wad the case
wherein Nh Fink. as executor OF tie
Z. j. Snyder estate has entered into
IN argument assigning ths result of
OF the lawsuit to the ilrm OF brohers
in New YORK.
W. Il. schmidt. representing the
assiHnees. Walkinshaw and SoiRht, re-
viewed tho testimony taken anu said
that there WAS no evidence that there
was all agreement IN tho cnse,
MIR. Wilson and Mr. Wallace denle d
asking forany compensation and yet
Mr.. Fink produced Oil for I25l as
retainer. and also when ihey asked for
5000 Tho Snl der estate at tho time
Of the commencement OF the suit was
worth at least 500 UDU.
At limo of going to press Mr..
Schmidt was stIll arguing. At the
conclusion OF his argument Mr..
Sprdauoe VIII OCCUPY tho lime OF the
court Tor three quarters Of au hour.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15


The Levy Court yesterday elected
four Democratic trustees OF the poor.
to take the places Of Charles Jester,
son. Of Mill Creek Hundred, and Della.
ware Clark, OF Pencader Hundred, all
Republicans. and whose terms have
expired.
The election resulted as follows;
Michael Newell. a contractor, living at
Fourth and Adams streets, and Ma
thanlsl b. Culbcrt, black smith, living
at No. 1909 West Seventh street, 10
represent Wilmington Hundred; Chas.
u. Salmon, of Summit Bridge, for
Pencader Hundred. and Harvey
Walker, farmer. Tor Mill Creek Hun
dred.
Tho Court acknowledged tho receipt
OF letter from Joseph l.. Carpenter.
Jr., Offering to sell the stone quarry
on the Thatcher esta In Brnndywlne
village, for tho use Of the county
prisoners. Commissioners White and
Armstrong reported that the revision
OF the assessment OF Pencadsr hun.
district showed soventy-one names
and entries. III tho Northern district
there were fifty-four names ant
entries.
While Commissioner Armstrong was
going over the assessment in Mil
Creek hundred with Assessor Taylor
he called the attention OF the court to
peculiar assessment caused by the
new inter state boundary line. AZ
SCISSOR Taylor when no visited the
farm. OF Thomas Seal found the house
In Pennsylvania ana the barn aht
stable in Delaware. the new line run
ming between the dwelliug.houss ant
| barn.
Tho assessor found tina live stock II
! the barn and assessed it utter mucl
protesting by Mr.. Seal, who said h,
had been assessed in Pennsylvania 1h'
assessors for Penoader and Whit,
Clay Creek hundreds settled their nc
counts and wcio discharged, The city
Railway Company was granted per
mission to change an iron pole II
front OF the Court House to wooden
one.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15


How you eau AFFORD to give away
fifteen of those exquisite painting
for ten cents IL more than | eau un
deretanI," said well-knuwn citlzer
yesterday. 81 have a copy of tbs
honeymoon hanging in my house
which cost me Sl2; but yours is battel
and cost me only three iliths of {
cent. Tho reason is simply this, W.
want more subscribers, and nte will
ing to pay to get them. We know
that II they once begin to read GU
paper they will soon become perma
nent subscribers. We can thus amor,
to be liberal. We want all our regula
Subscribers TO help us. Tell YOU
friends about tho pictures and give
them the coupons. You do not re
quiro for n week or two to start them
You Will lie doing us grolt service
and your friends will DO pleased will
the pictures.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

President G evcnnd yesterday wa
interviewed by l;epresentativ ,
swanson oil Virginia, concerning the
appointment OF the public printer
Mr., SNanson ha- favored the appoint
msnt OF Charles ". Button, OF Lynch
burg, Va, III case OF tho removal %
the incumbent, The President statct
tint he had not even remotely form ct
an idea whom hn would appoint. II,
said furtherthat there was all applican
from almost every State and that hC
would consider the matter CaI efullS
before arriving at decision.
1t is probub . that no appointment
will 10 made until tho beginning o.
the fiscal year. us Mr.. Palmer had tlel
Ills bond to he in force until tina
time. Charles William Edwards o
this city is one OF the applicants 10
the posltlon. but 1t is said now that liz
has not a ghost OF u chance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15
IInnselieencrs. hnlcl and hon,

IIousekecpcrs, hotel and board.
lighthouse proprictors, your atlcn-
ton for a moment, please. As you
are probably now thinking Of re-
plenishing your stock Of Fable
Linens. Towels and Napkins, we
cordially invite yoH to visit our
store and examine our superb
.reW stock Of Linen Goods lust re-
,celvcd from the importer; purchas-
cd tot cash al very low prices and
offered to you At very small ad
vance on the actual cost. We
think we can save YOU money. Ali
weaSi is tn opportunity to SHOW
yot the goods, when YOU can
judge ior yourselves. We have
not space to cnurnefatc but fey
things, VIZ: 7e-ioch BIcachcd
Danask, without re- ard to { pst or
quality, We arc offering +. &c a
yard. Also a oo.iaeh Dam.
ask, bvttcr than We have eyer saen
OF heard oil at s.. ;ourprice, y I-2
eents. IS-:nch Biclc'gd Crash.
usual price l. l-2e, orr prtee Sc a
yard.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15
DIED.
DIED.
KInING On L. hrnnrN II lsNI

RIu1NGS-on february IL lS9i Thomas
Rulings. nTNt u Nour-.
Relatives and friends, Warwick Castle,
No. X. X, Il, +, and employees of the
Pus y ~ Zones MRchiue sh D. are invited
tOattcnl his fineral from his late resi-,
dcnce. 20. dH Pine street. on Friday, the
ltth inst. at : o'clork. p. III. Services AT
scott NJ Il. Church. lntcrmcnt al
| Riverview cemetery.
HAHLEE In thi, city on Fob. IL. 1894
| Henncit llaziet, uurd q! wears.
| Relatives and trendS rc Invited to at
| tend his funeral fro. hts lltc residence
iOj f. Tti ,trect, on i'ridny the lgth inst.
ut 2ocloci p. III. Intern nj nj ltIvcrvir v
| Cemetery.
| Y arm ALl..-tn this city on Feb 10. 1874
Margaret Iarnull, wife of Joseph Var
| mall
Relatives and friends arc invited to ut
| tend funeral services at her late rest
dence. No $50 Market street on Suurlu,
ai ernoon. at O'cloc<. lntermcu
private
MOORE In this CITY, on Feb IA, lsa,
James Moore. age "a Years.
Relatives and friends are invited 20 al
tend his Tuner Al. from his late Tcsidcu e
No. chi Tatna | street on sunday after
noon, ut o'CluCN. lnIerment at wi
mington and Brandywinc cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15


The REPUBLICAN has purchased SOW
eral hundred volumes OF handsome
cloth bound books of the Hawthorn
series, comprising the following; Aims
wells stories for boys. Aimswell's
stories for girls. works OF T. S.Arthur,
A. $. ArthurH home stories, works OF
Mrs. Browning. Charlotte Brontes'
novels, Carlyle's works, Alice Cary's
Clovernook Tales. Cooper's sea tales,
works of Lord Beaooniield, De
Quincey's memorials, Dickens works,
George Elliott's works. Mrs. Ewing's
works, Scotps works, Thackeray'e
works and other we'll known writer's,
These books will be put on the market
and sold to our readers at the extreme
low price Of 20 cents per copy. One
coupon with 90 cents will get any OF
these books OF the popular authors.
Call and examine them. Get library
and good literature while you hAva C.
chance.
Come early II you want your pick OF
the selections.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15
THIRD EDITION.



I = A number of the friends Of Mr. and
Mrs. II. u. Finn assembled nt their
home oil Wednesday afternoon. The
purpose was to give them q surprise
party. II being their thin ty-elghth I'M
niversary, also Mrs. Flnn's birthday.
An excellent supper was served Of
which all purtooK heartily. Refresh
ments were also served In the even
ing. The company left wishing them
many happy returns OF the day and
hoping that they may surprise them
again on the iiftieth.
Revival services in the NJ. Il. Church
will be continued this week. Rev. h.
H. Mowbray. OF Baltim ore, will preach
Thursday and Friday evenings.
Prof. Hearne spent Saturday and
Sunday at his home In Pocomoke City,
Md.
Mr. Griffith Gamble and son Arthur,
OF Wilmington, spent Sunday with
relatives In this town.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the NJ
T. Church held pleasant social at the
parsonage on "Wednesday evening
after the church service was over.
Jasta Justis, OF Brandywine Springs,
spent Sunday with James Cranston.
Miss Bertha Satterthwaite, Of STAN
ton, hns returned to her home. after
visiting Miss Bertha Cranstun.
The Racket Tennis Club met at the
homo o. Miss Edna Flynn Saturday
evening.
AIR. Henry Colwell and Miss Evt
Boyd. OF Elkton. spent Sunday with
Miss Rhoda Boyd,
Miss Della McGaven is visiting Mrs
VIM. Bradlield, OF Havre deGrace.
Miss Rhoda Boyd has returned
home, after visiting relatives ut Nortl
East.
Miss Jane Denny, who has been re
siding In this town for a number o
years died at her home on Marke
street Friday evening at q O'Clock
The funeral took place yesterday a
ii o'clock. Interment at White Clay
Greek Cemetery.
Mrs. Byron and children. OF Elkton
are visiting her sister in this town.
Mr., and Mrs. j W. H. Watson hay
returned home. after u visit to Allan
tic City, n. J..
Mies Vesta Riley. of Wilmington
has returned home, after visiting
Miss Edna Young.
Miss May Wood and brother WI
lard, spent Sunday with friends d
Hockessin.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

Tie action OF the Com mitteo o.
Washington street school IN refusing
to allow ttieciiildt ~ to eat then lung
N iho school is certainly n hardship
in some casaS No huow of SOM
chIldrnn who 1.-Two nj n distance .ha
are placed 70 great hrDHyeannGe
Doubtless some Of the coinmittet
have visited tho recent Worlds Fall
nj hicagO and sePn ths debris left IL
this various State Buildings after the
daily lunch taking. Hut with the 10
strict,un pat upon these children HuL
rigid rnes mado for their conduct We
think The comm ttee might grant d
great boneiiy TO some OF the scholars
and not be any detrimont TO tn.
school.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

We have just opened a lot of
Childrcn's Fast Black Ribbed Hose
two thread goods with three thread
heel and toe, welt top and selvedge
top, sizes nm, s, 81. price, SC
pair. 4 pairs for soc. When you
see them you will say they arc
very cheap. Mems Fast Black
Fine Full Regular Hose, IIcrms-
dorit dye, warranted stainless, sizes
~, 10, IoI, and II, I3c a pair, 6
pans for zoe. Also Mems Full
Regular Made unbIeached Hose,
sl; cmbroid red, sues OF, 10,
ioh, IL, price iSc a par, . pairs
Tor 7oc. Two excellent bargains.
600 Mems Ncgligce Shirts. all
sizes, regular soc goods; this lot
goes at csc each, / Tor ooc. AT
Bargain Counter, cos to Cloak
Room.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

one Of the quHiHtest churches IN
Delaware Is hrist T. + Church. at
Dover, that charming little town,
where every other man you meet on
the straet Is Governor, IA talted State
Senator or Congressman or dis
tinglHshed ''eX' Of thoss orlicNs The
old church was erected about 1910
and IN the graveyard attached to II
ATE many old tumbstoGe tho epitaph
on which have become undecip hera "a
from age One. however remains IN
good state of preservation 1t Is
'.in memory OF Captain William lIasel
tine. nf the city of Philadelphia, who
departed THIS life August tho 7th. t77l
III the 6sth year ul his He Another
hears the mime of Captain William
Phillips, Who died IN 1iIH.
The Philadelphia Record this morn
ing SAID all good Dsla'yarelns CON;
to Philadelphia to do tneir shopping
and aase Old tombstones seem I,
show Inn III the last century som,
Ptilade! phlans went to delaware 10 d,
thell dying.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15

4 very pretty wedding took place Mt
Second Baptist Chapel, cOrner Ninth
and Franklin streets yesterday al 1 y
M. The ceremony WAS performed bv
the pastor, Rev. 5. j. lIeesaf The
chapel was prcttil% decorated with
Easter lilies anu palms The contract.
ing parties were Mr.. David W Gasksy
Jf.. of Gleuo!deI, Pa, formerly OF
Newark Del and Mis-, t. Kate Davis
younger daughter Of the late John
Davis of tins city.
The blido MAS gre away hy hei
brother NH!tel 5, Davis MI. .luhn T.
Anderson. Of Philadelphia. was best
man, and Miss May ', SaUriuan, ui
EorrlStowu Pa mUtd Of honor Tn
ushurs we're Nests tlHs LlegleI, o
Sliflon, Pa Vim, L. Rice Of Zen
O.den Pa ana Mm :. Taylor Ray
monl {, isWy!l!e. Harry t.. Kun ali
Harry G.. Adams, of tits city. III,
b,ide was beautifully uttired In white
bTpraLo lace and peHlls. Size carried
BRIDE roses while llef veil was fas,eu,
ell with lilies OF the valley.
The mud OF honor wore Htie green
dichcs aatln, en'rtlh, trimmed will
point pOhAt appl que lare reuep,
bon was held nj ths home OF tht
bEliu's natLer, ,UU JaCKsuII street
from , to :. The ho8se war decor atet
With SmtHX and flowers The present.
were both numerous uud elegant Nh
ami Mra Caskey lr., vii, be at nom
q. tne Cables tfieBoideu. Pa, OF
thursdays in March.
Guests were present from Whining
toi' G,snOlden Conefohockeu NrWnl k
fh, lieiphia, Spring Mills Sulristown
fott5lown, Clifton anu other places
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15
Inns.


tupFir,aff "ecnt.sr. .N9 y. seruud st
t'.ppttEt rohIlE rbrscrtps Madison.
Huu.ilts:t4z i..,InaCY 70! w -, t.utt ~
Cummings. the photographer, 500
AArKet street.
lao trick dwelling ou Eastman Cot.
tal > farm nsu L,ttlu rceR, WAS de,
B,roy6d by lire Oh "Wednesday morn.
lag Tho ire was Discovered ty the
tahaut, Ben AMIN GoVrrdBie on the
HeHeI IA tarlu, wNo saeceeded IN say.
lux N fst=0t HE furniture Loss. about
$50. patty lls red
AuuIH Matthews Q! ms city, has
rsluruei home IRON let tOIeIltlves
a. Chester
In, t,o!ley wire 81 he Ii l.th street
s.s'tr,t Inc broke tbs muIt Hg about
6, Dotssar jackson aud Van Buren,
b! 800, thus delaying Ae gRts for
spue time uIltiI lie damage WAS r-.
pau 81 bF the men OIL tie EuiIy-up
va Gbn.
lao new school house comprising
sGahp. districts Aas 81 ami % in
JAr.st.nua hGured wSs opened Yes.
teliny and tho pupils seated. -Four
teachers ure nOT on duty and every
thing IS bek.nnius 10 move Hlcng Ike
c 3CE work
Parker sutton, VITO was formerly
p4b 20 w ~ Nht l'tsEEi lsbl4k lie LUZ i
ness uy George W GoCdey. OF thiR
city, ls suffering Iron! severe attach
OF typhoid fever u his residence IN
CaT Ion, n j.
Tao new Wilmington free library
was 9eA pnlgou,4ed last evening by
the youths oG our city il Il certainty
handsome reading room, and sap.
ptoG!atea by the people Of our 'tty.
Ever sA.Ag IS betns arranged n q
handy manner Be L you EEow what
yol want sou GaH easy tEd Il lor
yourself.
1la M hers OF lehwGre Lodge.
NJ /. /. q. O. / and the order IL geu.
eral ara requested 10 nee: "a, Odd
Fsllows Hall on lr.day afternoon al
i oNlJok for the purpose OF attending
the funeral OF Bennett lIuAHtt
All Sit knights Of the X, -. l.. Com
msEderies, and ;aenLeTs EkN.ngUui
Sorm5 ara requested 10 meet at hall ul
Cyrus Castle, FIFTH amt Frenrh straets
on ia lalday, February '-tl, al { y. Ia
Business Of lmpottaLge - each mem.
Der.
y, Ths minstrel show given n lie base
nsut OF st. Marys CLut-. lie other
evening, Will be fepea'NG u a evening
Nit, j. II. Cleuver OF this @.ty, VA
married this afternoon 10 Mlss Addli
v. Mccall, ut the Teg.deLLe OF tn
brides parents, in Chester
SttIham d Son sold the contents of
the grocery store Of ME. Brattun
CORNER oil Fourth aud Monroe streets
At fair prlces.
Telegraph wires all over the cit
Eere broken down b. the weight Q
tbs ice on them,
NT. Thomas G. Dill, assistant super
s%eRtsntant OF streets, had severe fal
Yesterday WHICH be feels very keenl
dsy' Luckily he escaped serlou
WY. although he was conslderabl
ssd.