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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-19

President Goldey OF tho Commerciai
College is one Of the best managers i'm
our city as he looks after the moral "a
well as the mental training OF tile stu.
dents placed under his charge. In most
institutions Of learning the teachers over,
signt OF the pupil Ia confined to the school
room and when the session Is ended the
pupil can spend the time as he pleases
and as q consequence bad habits arc fre.
quentiy formed. Many young men hays
thus been ruined. and hence many par.
ents hesitate to send their boys to col.
ieges where little attention 10 paid TO
shem. and the formation OF bad habits ia
tine result. President Goldey eudeayors
20 provide against any lapse Of virtue on
the part OF pupils. as he tries to arrange
70 procure homes for them In Christian
families where they will be req lirei to at
tend the church their parents NAV deslp.
nate and at the samo time see that they
conform to the rules laid down In the
decalogue. Evil practices are therefore
avoided and the yonng men return to
their homes after graduating improve d In
morality as we'll ne mentally The col.
lege Is thus stronghold and its influence
for good fully admitted by all its patrons.
who do not fall to commend the institu.
ton to the patronage of their friends aud
neighbors who have soma to educate 80
a. to become good citizens.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-19

Governor Marvifs Chrisfmas Tree.
1t will DO real interesting after Janu airy
1st 1895. to watch the politicians gunning
around for glfts from then Governor
Marvirs Christmas tree. There will bs
the office Of prothonotary that pays no
.lrss than $4,000 year. and every year is
paying better. and at which numerous
Republicans 10 the city Of wllmingto az
we'll as down the State cast their eyes
longlngly. Then there 10 the lucrative
onice known as Clerk Of the Peace. It's
irregular mint II q man on getting this
onice would DO careful and save his sal
airy. 1t 10 first.class plum for some
noedy person and Of great political i'm.
portance. The present incumbent has
held the position for the pact five years
and at the last election said what tickets
ne would and would not have printed.
He 10 the biggest man in the State when
II comes TO holding an election. This
Will be the second plum to fnll from the
tree, and we predict big scramble for 1t
from the poor and needy" Then nearly
every position In Kent and Sussex Court
House rows will lie changed by Governor
MarviL The othsr gifts hangIngon the tres
are iiinumerable anu no doubt there will
be Hfty applicants for every one to oil, We
hope The fret Republican Governor the
writer ever had the pleasure OF grasping
BY the hand In Doia ware will not over.
look the many ambitious young moa of
new Castle County who want to serve tina
State ct good salaries
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-19

When Il was asked can any good co me
out OF Nazarethg the answer was made
come and eee 10 all who may ask
can any good come out of our meetings
We make the sam3 answer. Come and
See." The invitation to como and see Is
TO all Let the wicked forsake his way,
and the unrlghteous man his thou ghts.
and let him return unto the Lord snd he
VIII have mercy, anu to our God ami he
Will abundaEtly pardon Though your
sins lie as scarlet they shall be white as
wool.
Come and see. not US, but Him who
spako as never man spake, and be- made
by HIM every whit whole. Ths Invitation
Is also to Christians OF every denomna.
ton, who have seen ana who continue to
see and know living Christ, aud can bear
witness TO the eternal truth that God has
power on earth to forgive sins.
Come out to our prayer and testimony
meetings bold every Thursday evening at
Z 30 .. m. at our new place OF whurship,
corner sixth and Tatnall streets.
N, L. JASNFY
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-19

The Seventh Social of Divlsion No. &. A,
Q. H. Of Hockession. Del. will be held In
Chandeliers hall that village. on Thursday
evening, December 27th. Raymond's or.
chestra Will furnish the music. The com.
mittee who has the affair In charge is nj, j
Mcmillan, p. ]. Baldwin. p. Lafferty, Thos
Murphy and P. ). Lafferty.
The records show that The fire losses FOL
1894 OF the Mutual Fire Insurance Com.
Ia OF Chester county. will foot up over
$50. 900. twice the amount OF the proceed.
ing year. and the m ost disastrous year fol
the company since IL was first organize d
over half century ago.
A few nights ego thisves were frighten.
ed away from tho residence Of Samuel
Gregg. Centreville. They succeeded ia
taking the lock of the door, when Miss
Gregg heard them and called her sister.
The men were seen going across the
orchard.
&C. p. Lyons. who has been farming near
Iaileyville. Tor Patrick Fahey, Of this city,
has moved to Newport. to superintend a
large farm owned by Mr.. Fahey.
Mrs. Billings, who was taken from this
city to the residence of Mira. Powers. In
kennett Square. Pa. last week. Is improy.
ing under the care of Dr. Hughes.
Mrs. Jesse L. Philips of Boston, Mass,
Is visiting her father Israel Durham, at
Yorklyn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-19

!, Tho West Chester News last night said.
dns Wilmington and Northern Railroad
pauy. through its repressn tatlye. j. j.
ncuck OF Reading, has resumed the' work
q restocking the Dradywine with game
nsn and will place saveral thousand Of
vari GUS epecies In the stream before next
spring. Large numbsrs OF strawberry
az points covering the stream from Coates.
vliS In Wilmington. The bass do not
thrive to tho west branch above Morton
VILE. Tor some unexplained reason, prob.
aoly on account OF the mill at Modena,
which. IL 10 claimed. allows poisonous
matter TO run into the stream.
The first fish OF the stocking were re.
ceivea from Emaus hatchery yesterday
ana liberated 1T various points along the
stream. Nearly all were strawberry bass
and a large can Of these fish were dumped
into the water at Lenapo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-19

The begin ming OF the commencement
exercises OF the class of Oh Friends'
School. were held last evening In the
meeting house at Fourth and West streets,
The friends OF tho graduates. crowded
the building, which YVES beautifully dec.
GRATED with potted plants and cut flow.
ers. On the stage sat Professor Johuson
and the graduates who were introduced
by him. Tho essays were as follows;
Mature as Portrayed by Bryant" Mabel
Beeehei; Queen Louise of Prussia"
Lille Capelle Buyer; Evolution OF Arti-
iiclal Light" G.. BecEwlth; Influence OF
hawthorne's Early Life Upon HIS Writ.
ings," Bertha Cranston; High Attain
ments Through Difficulties" Peilomena
Beecher; 'Jane Austens Heroines."
Edith W. Garrett; In the Cabin OF the
Mayliower," May Harris Cam; "Englands
First Sonneteers." Mary Poole; "leEny-
cons Treatment OF the Sea-" Mabel Ca.
pelle. -
This afternoon tho graduates will be
presented their diplomas. at tho exer.
else President James III. Taylor OF Vassur
College Will deliver au address.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-19

The gold reserve fund has fallen to S9I,-
100000 being $4,000 below the am cunt
considered necessary to keep our paper
and silver money at par. This depletion
has given our tnanciers some uneasiness
as they are invariably conjurlng up com.
ing diaster. 1t 10 estimated that So.
100000 have gone to Europe within tho
past month, and further shipments are
feared. Our tariff reformers ''eowed to
the wind and they are now reaping tho
whirlwind."' The prudent man. seeth the
danger ahead and avoideth it, while the
stupid one passes OH and is punished" All
should learn wisdom BY experience but
our De ocratic tariff reformers may be
ciassod with the men who have eyes but
SEQ not, having ears they hear not and
consequently fall to understand. Like
Ephralm Of old they are welded to their
Idol. and 1t may be that 1t Is folly in eny
one to attempt to Induce them to forsake
their errors as 1t Is hard to make Jewel
out OF hogs snout.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-19

An inquest was held by Deputy corouor
Shandlsr last evening on the body Of JONI
living. whose body was found yaater
d b. railroad.
William Stuart dspossd that Ewing had
eeen Employed by the railroad aimee
April i5sS. He lived at Newport and on
Monday evening left shortly before
O'Clock to walk the track. He did NOT
return to MS lunch at 10 o'clock and hIs
wife became worried.
=, Yesterday morning che called at the
newport station and thu witness and
sonn Segars came mp tho track in ssarch
creek Sagars found the pody Of ESang r..
Ing along the track. His left arm, N
and leg were broken and the aide Of ms
heau was battered In. The man must
nave been killed between 0 and o O'clock.
Amos II. Ewing,a brother Of the deceas.
60 deposed that he was born at North Fiat
ana was 81 years Of age.
turned. ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-19

The Heptasuphs, or s. W. NJ, the same
as other organizations, are now engage
In electing oflicers for the ensuing term
The regular meeting of Washington Con
clave, No. 2 was held last evening, with a
large attendance. when the following Of.
Ulcers were electel: f., X Hammer
L. A.. J. S Coiiln; provost, Frank Johns
prelate. George IL. Rue; Il. s., Joseph c.
Pierce; financial scribe, j. q. Hewes,
treasurer, G. S. Watson; librarian, Thos
L. Johnson; !. e.. l.. l.. Davis; trustee
for IL months. George II. Rue; representa-.
tive tn Grand Council. L. L. Pierce
The Grand Council of Delaware Ill Gets In
TINS city the second Wednesday 10 Febru-
ary. On Friday evening several anndi.
dates will be initiated by friendship Con.
clave No and tho sister Conciaves are In
vlted to attend. On Sunday morning 3Otb
inst, the der will attond service at Scott
Nj. Il, Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-19

Please correct statement made In the
Sunday Star OF the 10th inst, that The q
4. q. OF Brandywlne were defeated by the
kivervlew Eleven by tho score of 8 to i.
90 the game was tie, and II anything the
tie. The e. A. O. would like to get an.
other game from them as also a game
from the Alvas, as they say that they
claim the cha pionship. and as the q. A.
Y. have won as many games as the Aiyas.
they also claim the championship, and 60
play for the championship. TIE O. a. @.
are willing. Are the Alvas? II SO. let us
know. GA
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-19

Two men. one Of whom is eaid 20 be
named William Dilworth. were engaged
In digging for buried treasure near Mt
Pleasant. St Georges hundred. few
nights ago, which they claim to have been
located in a dream. This digging hallun.
citation Is on par with the employment
OF an attorney in the expectation OF secur-
Ing fortune from the property OF q rich
relative who died In Europe some years
back. The coast has been pretty thorough.
ly explored for Capt. Kidd's buried treas.
ure. and the digging at this late day Ia
just about az sensible as the Institution OF
cult by the Springer helrs, the
Deliaven heirs, or the Mercer heirs
with the expectation OF securing any thlng
OF value. In every case where there was
reasonable hope OF obtaining fortune
tile heirs looked into the matter at once.
so that their children need not trouble
themselves about the matter. Tho true
way to get wealth is to work for 1t, and
then take care OF 1t. Dreams are deluslye
80 are the representations of impecunious
lawyers, and those who depend on either
will In the end find themselves Coming
out at the little end of tile hornn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-19

The weather. up to the present date,
has been very moderate In this section of
country. Thus far there has been very
little Ice. the temperature for only few
hours at time remaining below SO de-
grees. The days are now at their short.
est span, and in another week will begin
TO increase In length. when the sun will
grow warmer. 1t often happens, how
ever, that the cold Increases In intensity
until the middle of February, and occa-
sionally there is no decided change until
the middle OF March. We think the out
look Indicates rather mild winter, at
MY rate nearly one month of 1t has pass.
ed away. and thus far tho cold has not
been so Intense as 10 cause suffering.
Thousands are doubtless praying for its
continued mildness and it looks to us as
though their prayers will not be In vain.
with the dawn OF Spring we shall doubt.
less have m orc prosperous times. as there
will certainly than be an abundance of
work for willing hands to do. In tho
meantime We trust that the wind shall be
tempered to the slorn lamb. and thus tho
poor will be enabled TO tide over the com.
Ing weeks OF tdlsness. resulting from the
action OF set OF ponlca IN gun tebanks.
who have boena curse Instead OF a bless
Ing to our COUNTY,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-19
ON FRIDAY,
TIE I'M DAY OF JANUARY, iDh
AZ ~ o clock a. m. -
On FRIDAY


Inc following described real estate VII.
All that tract or piese of Ian ,yi,,, ,I,,,,,,
lus mousse and outnu liIn9s thereon rrcc,,d
sHua'Ga IN icncnuer hundred connie nnI
STATE aforesaid. bounded and tlcssribsd " o.
IG.iuw> tn VII: aS
e-lhllnR at an ash tree q and,no, 80
"a = q ot IlrugOu Run aau wei ar tba
INV are rctlroaJ, Had riiI,nIrp ihenao ' h
ialil OF samuel II. Sutton north two n M
l'hIl utgrves, east nine ana foIIr-tantha
peIchts ana north thirIy -nine dpprpos ,ya.s
oht ana iouf -telths peic es ami narIh two
.. ~ a .'ai ue! fees east y XtGen ana one tenth
pttCles 10 stonei the ace 10y land ar WI
I,l'k'eS ana John Met crmick south seyen,.
elSHi uegreca, west iifty-eighf and nyn.fpnrh,
peTelVs 20 y stone: The &c with land OF Wr
VI SOU eighteen aud unC.hnlf denIees
t nasi .irtS ana eight teaLbs peruhes; lhenrS
,SS ',,'n = shli ward ahu hobert Moss south
~ my one ana three.qnnrlCr degrees east
H-NNhlS,slN pcrcie 8 to II stone; thence by land
E'tS OF joan &. Glars aud others norI n sev .
cl'A-hinc d grees, east thirty-one and sJx.
.pnihs iIelcNCs with Il branch Df bra on nun.
IL "oiise 10 W iofty-two and three-qtart er
u frees west fourte ~ and etgut tenths
IeIches. NORTH siNty.tgo and a ha + deSrco
ehet thlrtH-hfe ana one-tcnth pnrcbcs - i
y thence by Ia ii OF Samuel H. SuIton
i'msh tnifty-two degrees. west sixty.three
a,u seven tehths pr fches to the place of br-
sthhlng' Coniainipg within said bnunds
uIl0ut thirty -OLe acres or Ianu excItis,Ya 81
~ anlil Cad excep ing and Icsarvlng there
Iloth lhHt portion thereof " Ing ON inc east
s'ut VI tue eiawRrc railroud contafniptr
SaFGI htres' tw roods an twenty-ons
sl saiE' !, ere erches OF land more or less.
SCI" j amt tkCn execution as the pron.
erty OF John d. Ward and Susan his wiz
anu I. U.s. anu to be sold by 80
shorin's Ofiice. Wilmington, Del. Deasmi,er
dI9
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-19

Is feiHE FIGHTING fatal? Ibis qans ton
can well be asaei now by the public in
! seriousness. Thre1 fatal giovs en-.
'9uaters in less than two months makea
h'd record for the ring Ton Riorddn
died after a friendly bout with Fitz.
simmons IN theatre in Syracuse, y. Y.
Then Dummy Winters OF Anstralia
whipped George Smith 50 severely In a
Elk round contest In tho uolborn Theatre
In The outskirts of London that he died
In a few days and now comes the do attn
OF Andy Bowen who met death as the re.
suit OF his tight with George Lavigne in
Now Orleans last week. The much
talked of fight between Corbstt md
fl'zsimmons Will hardly take place In
Now Orleans or in any of tile Southern
States. at which we do not think Corbett
will feel sorry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-19

For trespaseing on the property OF
Preston Lea at Shellpot and taking there.
son. colored. In Magistrate Daly's court
last night was fined s5 and costs. Pro.
perty owners In that neighborhood nave
been losing trees the past week, and q
watch resulted In the capture OF Watson
lie had the trees exposed for sale OF
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-19
HANDKERCHIEF FS,

The lines in all goods extern.
slve, from the cheap Scent ones
to the SO ones.
Fans from the Newest Hand
painted to the Superb Ostrich,
81 to Sl2 each.
A magnificent stock of Kid
Gloves in the celebrated Italian
Glove formerly sold by ?. Cen.
temeri. The French Kid
manufactured by Tretousse &
Co., from $1.25 to $3.50 per
pair. And a fine Kid at 81,
made by a German manufac.
turer and which, after a trial of
several years, we believe to be
the best Glove at the price to
be had in Europe. Blacks,
States and Tans. 5 hook; price,
81; 8 button length, Biarritz,
81.
Beautiful new styles in Brio.
a.brac. Hand,painted Celluloid
Novelties and fancy goods of
various kinds with no fancy
prices on them. That is not
our way, a fair profit is all we
ask.
Those first class Down Quilts
and Pillows
1ha Quilts S..
Pillows 81. SO to S..
Well, see them all and then
you will realize the value.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-19

Tho scholars Of No. 8 school held their
Christmas entertainment yesterday after.
noon. lhe progranme included musical
Lulu Baltour, songs by the scholars and
rsahirgs and recitatlons by many OF the
children. The pupils Of No. Z room gave
an enjoyable reading entitled "Ulex ami
the Baby" and the pupils OF No. s room
Ieclteu lhs squirrels Ihrlstmas,n Santa
CLAUS The FAIRIES Workn and "Swanss
River" Following the literary selections
Colonel Robert N. Floyd aud George ".
Roberts addressed the scholars.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-19

We do not guarantees the ,enui,on,
OF our Pure Family Metilcinas Wh1ss
fnlmonlo Balsan. Vegetable Liver piiis
niood furililer, ETC., unless sold by regu.
tut druggists. and at our depot, 806 King
SIeot, wilmington, and at our regular
prices only. Respectfully
On. j. SIMMs &.SoN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-19


Delaware will have q hanging In Janu.
airy without the Govsrnor exercises his
prerogativs and grants spite for life
TO Michael Faino. the Italian. who gilled
fellow countryman over game OF
cards come months ago on Market street.
Jack" Cronin. the murderer Of Albert y.
Skinner. Of South Windsor, was executed
at States Prison, wetherstieid. Conn. on
Tuesday afternoon at . O'Clock. The
prisoner took his place upon the iron
square, the straps were adjusted, and the
black cap drawn over his face. Tho War.
den moved to the slde OF the death cham.
Der and placed his foot upon the lever,
which enabled Cronin's weight to cot the
machinery In motion. Tho warden re.
leased the lever, and in an instant later
Cronin was ierked upward elk feet. There
was only momentary struggle then the
physician pronounced him dead. The
Rallows was an automatic one. It was
built by one Of the convlcts. James H.
Rabbett. OF Stamford, an ing enious me.
chanic. who was recently pardo ned. The
gallows lifts the Victim suddenly into
the air six ieet. This movement lie caused
by the rapid decent of weight of sl2
pounds at the other end of tho rope fur.
tbest from the MOOSE. The knot Of the
moose was adjusted just behind the lett
jaw, and as tho rope became taut by
falling OF Tho weight the full force of a
blow oil sls pounds was concentrated up-
on the knot rreaking the neck instantly,
This device has superseded the trap drop
10 almost all modern Gallows. The pecu
liarity OF theConnect tout galIows is in the
method OF controlling the drop OF the
weight
The condemned man stood on an iron
plate, two feet square. by his weight no.
leasing sliding valve at the bottom OF
the cyolinder; containing fifty pounds Of
SHOT As the shot ran out. a lever con.
neotion holding the weight In place was
released the weight dropped and all was
over. A gallows something like this one
should be erected In New Castle. It has
been several years since any one was
hanged az New Castle, the last one being
hung during Sheriff Simmons term. In.
fortunately Sheriff GilIIs will have that
unpleasant duty to perform next month.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-19
UMBRELLAS.

Never in our history have
we shown such a fine line of
first class Umbrellas in both
Ladies' and Gentlemen's sizes.
Name and address without
charge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-19

IhE Sugar Trust, by permission of the
treasury department. places Its refining
plants In bond and tho duty will DO paid
Ne Inc sugar Ia used at the tsliue:y. an d
cot as 1t Is taken over the vessels side.
ahls.will give One or.two more jobs to men
under Uncle Sam. The storekeepers az
they are called arc bonded each In the
sum OF $4,000 conditioned that nothing
daiiable shall he removed from the bond
cd warehouses until ussd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-19

A lady claims to hGve seen Jack, tho
Puncher" about $50 last night, at the cor
ner OF Seventh aud Walnut streets. He ID
q young man with smooth face. wears
dark clothes and weighs about l6O pound g.
by what demonstration he was rec oK nized
she failed to state.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-19
ON THURSDAY,
THE I'd DAY OF JANUARY, lso5
At2 o'clock D. M,


Ihe following described real estate, viz:
All that cert lin lot of land. with the build
ings thereon crcctrd, sltua ed I'm the civ nr
WimlnHton aforesaid, bounded ami de-
seIihed us follows. tO wit:
Beginning on the westerly side of Button
Wool street ut the distance of IL feet md 4
lnohes notaerly from the northerly side ofB
stree thenee westerly aud parallel with o
street Rect 10 ~tnke; thence norLherly and
parallel with Huttonwood street - feet a nd
ihchcs TO STAKE; thence cRstefly n ID pnral-
~ win Is street by land now or lat of Henry
pusnn litei 10 the alor- ail stc OF Bu'ton-
wood street; aud thence thereby southerly ia
l. e. : inches TO tho Lilac OF b ginning,
erty of lewis II. linntun and Cofnalia Am.
'uin' his VIE, and I. It's and o he sold by
s,-,,,, PAUL GiLLiS. sherifr,
shcrins olhee WI minston. Della ware, Dc.
ten'lnr Is. Is T. dIu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-19

Our best 25oent candles reduced tn ia
cents per pound. smith,. 1905 Market
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-19
Oh, Mi,nt,n Thi.
pound. for % C.,,.

. W. Cor. 18th and Market streets ia
, shs place to buy your groceries aud pro.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-19

hNp-bdildlng md Furnaces.
~ a,,. ION NJ SOLOMON.
fnones l16 and sOs uiiu seiee]
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-19

60 TO w, Cor l2th and Market streess
Tor your groceries and save money.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-19

Hollis Is selling pounds OF candy for Q,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-19

GRAND OPERA HOUSE

GRAND OPERA HOUSE
DECEMBER %. 1891,
Columbia College Glee Mandolin and Banio
Club of New ! DIRK City, co nposed
of 81 Artists
ilchets D. and % cts. Reserved seats 10 cts
after Dec 26th 1885,
ds-'0t-S-ll-l 3-l l-l7- 20 -. -aS-27
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-19
KENNARO & CD
62l-623 Market ST.

SHkHlfF,s SALF.-BY vIFTUE OF A
~ ~, win oil levari facl6s. To- me directed
! use on Market street between T, n Tia and
Iie'enih siftois III the city of Wilmington,
New Castle county. Delaware
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-19

VERY strange fatality seems to follow
the Mayors of Chicago. Mayor HOPKINS
Is suffering with a throat dissas, which
threatens to terminate in consumption.
For two mouths the Mayors voice IN,
been so weak that at times he has dim
Guilty In speaking. lie will place himself
unGer the caro- OF a specialist In Philadel.
phia. We hope he will soon recover his
v,ico again.