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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17
Obituary.

Death has entered Stanton SUNDAY
school and laid its leo cold fingers OF
lope deur little rose bud of promise
Illttle Mary. tho beloved daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bradley, whc
departed this life April /, 1894, The.,
Is no night where Mary has gone. but
one endless day in that beautiful
home. Flowers are blooming OF
EVERY hand. Mary was bright and
lovely little girl and very much loved
by her Sunday school teacher, win
upon entering the Sunday schoo
room and seeing her vacant place ant
knowing the dear little one was thor
lying IN deaths cold embrace. her
heart was struck with deep sympathy
Tor the bereuved parents. but Mary Is
past her PUN md safe in the arms OF
Jesus, who dueth ail things well.
line detr little girl was also very
much loved by the superintendent Of
the school, who prayed very earnestly
Tor the Oareavei parents. Fathor and
tnother, your little one will never com
more at your call, but you can 90 t.
nor. She lives In Heaven Meet her
there
1ph VIII miss her little cunring ways
! you WI mis- hec winning smiles,
tShe Na-tou pure to Two on earth,
h, shu dWclls above thu SKIES.
lhc an oils bore her eately home
| 10 dwell among me blest.
IIne saviour said lot N arg como
10 my ew OF place OF rest
- . SD ts .r
SIS black or blue English ThIbe
SUIT to order at 81 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17
SOCIETY NOTES.


Ii a body meet body
In dnrkened hall,
If body kiss II bo w.
just Joke ttat's all.
When man his own vito kisses.
Thinking she's the maid,
AEd whispers. "Ah. you charmir:
fettyw
Then the deuce is played.
Mrg. Charles L. Griffith and son hav,
returned home from a ten days vlslt
to her parents, at Bridgeton. N. J.
Cards for the wedding OF Eliza Vir
glnia Scott to Dr.. Charles Henry
Walter are out, to take place at ST
1aul's nj. J.. Church. on Thursday
afternoon, the Goth inst, at 2 o'cloch.
The wife OF Caleb Boil, OF Frederick,
who was well known here, was buried
yesterday.
John I. Dent went down the canal
this morning on fishing trip,
solomon Houston. of Salisbury,
Mo-, was the guest of Stansbury Muir
ray yesterday.
There will be a mock trial In the
Bethel Church on the evening Of tn.
oath.
The Monday Club will give its first
annual dance in the German Hall
Ihursday night.
Solomon Houston has resigned the
~ }
Old Point Comfort, and IL now liying
retired at salisbury. MIR, Houston ID
62 years Of age, but looks 10 be only so.
Miss Lillian Fandegrift oil No. 6sS
West Fourth street was pleasantly
surprised bya number of friends on
Saturday night
MIR. Vim. s. flil,es was In our city
yesterday. Another paper stated he
went down the state Saturday to gun
Tor snlpe. IT must have been done on
sunday. We Won believe 1t.
Mrs. Stats 10 visiting her sisters III
Brandywino Nd.
Mr.. Howard l.. Pylc and wife have
returned home after visiting friends
in Philadelphia.
John ID. Plummer. OF Greensboro
Md, has returned home from visiting
friends i'll our city.
james Gtubb was given pleasant
surprise party at his residence, No. SOL
Chestnut street Friday evening
he Rev. }. i. Stonecipher read his
resignation to his congregation at
Dover on Sunday.
One OF the Mrs. DuPonts Is first
class whip, as she handles the ribbons
over handsome pair OF coils.
Mrs. }. Il. George and Mrs. A. V.
Leslie George, oil this city, have beeH
spending several days ut Ocean Grov G.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

A short time aga two Houng gentle
men oii the west side OF town beearl,
acquainted with Two young lariies
Having visited theu lie .uently, OF
ono OF tlhlr visits thap a-ented The
young Indies with their photographs
which thty Acccpled witt great pleas
ure. Shortly after this one Of the
young gentlemen wrote am asked fol
The photographs SAieh lie had st
| shortly given 10 them. Whctt a. they
wished them Tor their own use or fol
some ether girl frienls Is the ques
tion which is to be solved Ivy tho west
side girls.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

George Washington aud Willard
Hail. oil West hester are said to have
been badly beaten by police officer
OH West Front street last night Til
men drove Lore ana stopped IL
liloutlls Hotel Tor supper, but 1t was
after lllis and whom they were walking
out West Front street when they ead
the officer atsau ted them. The ont,
way they could recognizes their assnii.
AM was by his star, which bore tn.
hGure J, Tut when reporter inquired
OF Officer Davidson this morning he
denied all knowledge of tho affair
The men Lad left tho city and there.
fore could lot be seen but they were
lntsthhen IN The number Of the.oiliter
as Mr. Davidson was not on duty dur
ing the night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17
FIFTH EDITION



In the United States District Court
this morning. William @. Kitchens
was arraignea, charged with sending
an obscene letter through the United
States mail to his wife, Mrs. Annie
Kitchens. on December 2, 1893. The
following Jury was empannelled on
| tho case:
Benjamin s. King. William r. Finn.
John W. Casson. Edward FOulke.
Peter S. Shocklsy. Edmund Mitchell.
r., Joseph Caleb, W. b. Knox. N. b.
Benson, James Megary, Daniel W.
Corbitt. William Eliason.
Inc defendant was represented by
Peter i. Cooper.
Annie Kitchens being called, before
pelng sworn Mi. Cooper objected to
tha witness being sworn. The court
ruled that she lie sworn. She Realities
snot she was the wife of the defendant
At. cooper then objected TO her evi
uence. lie said 1t was an elementary
element,
The statute In this State has been
modified 80 as to give ths husband and
WHO opportunity to testify. In cases
where wife's personal liberty was II
stake. section 384 first volume Of
ifeenleat, WAS then quoted, where
neither wife or husband are permiss.
able to testify.
In section 3i3 tho exceptions wer
on account OF public justice. The Re
| cassity Id described as partlculn one
such as an abduction to marriage. not
wltnstanding her previous, actions
thorities such as Lord ThurIow In the
case. 1lme and time again The wife
husband.
The District Attorney said he had to
combat rule OF tho common law, but
IL mas been relaxed until IL Is d matter
OF discretion.
in 1891 in relation to civil cases. Hs
quoted from s. Iowa. el7. George
Batas here. for tho benefit of tho court,
stated tho cage OF AlcLear, In bank
ruptey. about 20 years ago, where the
wife testitlsd In the husbands behalf
Inc District Attorney read the case
at length. lle then caliod his atten
ton 10 i3th Connecticut. He quoted
from 10th Kansas, 5jJ, in case OF Mary
Burlington.
Mr.; Cooper said 1t was the English
law longer than our tongue has beer
spotan where the wife was not per
taittel to testify against her husband
IA criminal proceeding. He then re
TERED to the Indictment in which the
defendant 10 charged with six counts.
aud lhey ale all against the govern,
meat.
The district attorney said that thu
wlle whs the only one who should les
THY on account OF tho necessity In tn,
case.
The jury was then discharged until
) O'clock. The case is attracting D
great zeal OF intereat among tue lead
ing lawyers OF tho city, and tho deci.
sion oil the court as to the admission
or non.Gd!niss!on OF the w,Fe's testi.
mony Is watched with careful eye.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

Mrs. J, A, Matthews, of No. no W
Eighth street, shortly after noon to
day, while lighting a coal oil stove
was set attire by 1t exploding and badl \
but not seriously burned.
She first extinguished tho blaze Will
the aid OF u piece OF carpet, but II
broke out afrcSh again and before
MIS-. Oscar dnuert, who was attraet
10y her neIghbor's cries, could arrive
ehe was badly burned.
A sofa on which she eat wac burned
ass also was the carpet and wool.
WORK IN the prior OF The home. Dr.
Lewis Finn is In attendance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17
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DIED

HETiiFRT0N,-Ou April 10. lS9t, Mrs
aihrgaret lietheftou, vito of Hil
iietlaltnn, in her Sind year
Relatives and friends oil the family are
requested TO att md the nInera .IHuisda IA
Afternoon, AHii 18Th. ut > o.eloek frnY
nor husband sfesidencc5 DUPONT sbhuks
services viii lie held 4; the house, ana h.
,tcrmeIt al Green fill Cemetery. Paula
IHed hih papers plt.ele anpy.
nate hl!t not Forgotten
.I0nil-On Aptil Ii, Cofbin stevenson
Todd. neel 80 yeale.
kelatiScs Gtd friends Of the family mr.
rt4ueE'cltp attend $40 funeral to-tlOr
it2w flieSday Afternoon. nj 2 n'eIao4 from
bis residence OF rising sun service!
viii Ne ttqld NJ thu house and interinsni
NJ Mt. Salem cemetery.
I'll ACiIAM=On April 18th, Earlnn q
/ Mehchnho, sou Of The late Gaylord Meach
tn, age u yrars
Rolaltves and irleuds are cordially In.
Ivi!cl 10 attend tunerul nj hia mBtLor,.
lra=llrnee, 81 Madison Street, WedDes
day April 1885,. tn : y III. Htermeht al
hran1yw1ne cemetery,
Gone bni not tofs 5tt4h. to The blessed
caro- Of jesus
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17
THIRD EDITION.
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
What Is Transpiring in the Pretty Town
On the Delaware.
Correspondence of the Rgpup1IcAs.
NEW CASTLE. April II. 1894.

There Is more than likely to be- al
law suit over the arrest and imprison-l
mont or nun at preBent here In Jail.
IL appears that tho man used to work
Tor the Railroad Compan at Middle. |
town. He usually dealt for his gro-I
ceries at one store in that town. andI
when he got paid for the month'sI
work, no would hand the check to thel
grocer, pay what he owed him and
receive the balance. Tho man missed
She pay car this month. and that uightl
he went and Informed tho grocer oil
the facts, and that he would have to
wait for his money until he got nj
chance to 60 to Clayton. His wife has.
boon here on two occasions und said
that the grocer had her HUSBAND ar.
rested and locked up for obtaining
goods under false pratsnses.
lie at present Is in the jail here.
Yesterday his wife brought him the
saddening news that the owner had
seized on hls household goods ana All.
vertised them for sails on next Satur-i
day to satisfy tho bill. Ihe railroad
man Will in all probability Institute
legal proceedings after next Saturday.
The police here on Sunday night
were much excited for few minutes
TO know what action to take, as tifty.
Two men with bags. boxes and hun.
dies eaine oil the train which left Will
mington ut go O'Clock. But the OIL
GERS soon found out that tho mon did
not want to join tho Commonweal
army On the contrary, instead Of
advocating good roads thoy advocated
bad times for the place where they
would settle, The band was Il gang Of
recruits to Join the Hungarian army
which has teen tho curse of this city.
Fafr
HungnrianS arrived In town. Last
evening and this morning they were
around the gates 1T the Delaware Iron
WORKS where they hope to get work
Mutual consent has been given by a
couple here for divorce, and tha
necessary PAPERS Will DO filed this
week for the same.
A temperance lecture Will be deliy-
cred by Bishop Coleman, In Rcd Mems
hall next Saturday evening untier
the auspices OF the Y. NJ. I. Z. Club.
IN ADDITION to the lecture, the well.
known cloCutiohtst, Miss Jones. of
Wilmington, Va give several seloe.
uons. Miss Jones made very favor.
able itnpiession some time ago at an
entertainment held In the Baptist
Church hore.
On April % Miss Hattie Fitch and
Nj. John Births Will 10 Dtarried.
William Iailaferro. DR.. ID confined
TO his home with "a bad attack OF the
grip.
Yesterday was great day In tlsh
oircies Pore. as neatly 2u00 shud were
landed on the wharf. The price III the
forenoon WIS so per hundred but to
wards evening the snad took II tutnbl o
and $50 per hundred YVES quoted rs The
ruling figure.
AL Davis boat was haal Yesterday
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

Mr.. Phtlsmrna Chandler saf4 10 a re
porter OF the EEprBIIlAE this morning
that nnillar Eteldu.its not msmbor oi
tho EaildRrs Exchange. He has sen
HIS haiue in but his application has no
besn acted upon by tho Exchange
tartlertaore. no will not be admitted
until his case with tiebuilding inspuo
tor - settled.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

"rha South Rafore tina War" Wha!.
len as;ai3 aiartc,ts original production.
was given at the Grand Opera House,
last evening, by remarkably clever
company. The songs and dances were
tho same as seen on the plantations
curing the ante'be;lum days. 1t will
De given again this evening.
10, ofrow evening Colonel Robert
u lngorsoll will give one of his ex
cellent lectures at the Grand Opera
House. Hls subject will be on the
great poet, shakespeare. Ii Is very
seldom that this great Ameri san
Orator is heard here. and that fact
should assure large audience as all
iof his lectures are worth hearing.
sheridan, or tho Maid OF Bath, will
be presented at the Grand Opera
House on Saturday evening by that
young como Inn, q. Ii. Sothern au0
his capable company.
PEOPLES THEATRE.
Billy Plimmer's Athletic and Spe
lciality Company opened their engage
inent at the New Peoples Theatre lusl
!eyening before well pleased audi
lenee. The specialities introduced
were very clever and original. The
songs and DANCES were now and orlsi
nut lAo program concluded with
scientific bouts. introducing Billy
Plimtner, who was assisted by Joe
MeGrath and Henry Murphy. The
Same will be given again this and to
morrow evenings. %he entertainment
az whole Is clean aud spicy.
WONDERLAND MI SEE THEATRE.
Prominent among the perform.
ers this week will be found such emf
nent artists as Clayton Frye and Eva
Allen, direct from Cnrncross' MIN.
istrels, Philadelphia, in new comedy
sketch; 4. j. Hebron the ono legge
song and dance artist; Willard and
Emerson, musical sketch artists
Clark GiDbs, the well-known comedian:
Ward and Trant1. tho greatest illu.
minated ehadowgraph performer iii
this country.
\ Bcrol ana Balmontc, the famous
European mind readers and hypnUtlsts
IN mentatdemon4tiutions that ara bs.
iyond description. This act is partic
tuiarly Interesting to this student and
learned men; Capt, G. j. Phillips. the
indian scout with hta collection Of
Ieurlosities and relics also comes In
for great deal OF attention Tne OK.
lhlbttlons throughout give great credit
10 tho management OF Wonderland.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17
q anr.rI ln-NtrhI.

MOI Snlith 81 Rive. lat Gordon
Smiths Vaudeville aad sFoeHity En-
tettalHintnt In SmytA Post r05in, S
" corner I'd ana King atree's. to
night Apri nth 10 70 Ordinary enter
comedy STOW composed Of thu yuiy
beat Local taleRt and also talent from
!hltadeibt.ta. Ihp prperplis wlli IL
Tor lie p9eE tome ANA soa us. m.
Fats Brx, emit Tor only lucaAts adj
mlssipa lien tufa around only q
times ~ Ai;alE!ll',e, stfsa. 4.itf 5eh OH.
famous lpdlan Eanl, Il you don't &c,
parade b ~, c1fae down to sslnytl
Fost loam 81 AMI King, w.th to cont,
and sos this great show. Doors opaI
at $50, r3ftoGA&jieo at s VIC wi
nave Q free concert a 30 come sae
Sain cant a)ulo through cur Tents
Animals E4tat get loose. tEoLaa hgil
US ateE.g, only 10 cents. @. A. gu0t
show.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

To-day scoms to lie regular In.
rings day u Dover with tho aspirants
for the Office OF justice OF the peace
now held by Magistrate Monaghan.
1lomaa Il Lally left on tho l.Ol
O'Clock train fer Dover, for tho pur,
pose OF waiting on the Governor
james L. pailsy, another candidate,
went on tito same train to the same
place Tor the e nie thing. lie was ac.
Companltu by Peter J. Ford ana JohH
Say erB. Interest seems to 10 at Its
highest pitch at present. 40 to wAo
VIII TO the fortunate Una to obtain the
appointment. Ihers arc aY6 nppli.
eaHis at present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

James Thompson went to Dove
this morning and called upon Cover
nor reynolds In the interest of til
justicesilp 10 DO made vacant by Mag
lstrdte Monaghan whose term expire
this month. 1t is said his friends hay
solGo weight With the Governor ia 70
luton to the appointment
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

Tho trolley wheel OF car No. al o,
The Maryland uyenus line, broke oil
to-day md the ear had to 10 shove
along on Market street.
"Hucli' CGnningha.u will he brought
here to morrow from Media. He i.
wanted for larceny from Bancroft
'AIilla
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

Tho condition Of Henry Penny.
pheiier, who was thrown from his
horse Mt Tenth and West streets three
weeks ago, hhs 50 far improved that
hts phys elRns have allowed him to
sit up. Yesterday was the quetest
day lie has passed hinea tho accident.
but no serious attacks uro now looked
f6T. He Will DO able to lt;tye his nome
in q month
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17
.npta.

ABOUT thirty members OF the Ches
Ter Wheel Club fode down from that
city on Sunday and attended Inc sor.
vice IN Second Baptist Church, Ninth
and franklin streets.
The British steamship Tankaryille.
l92o, 600 gallons crude petroleum for
hsrvo, France. cleared this morning.
Marshal Lannan Is in Baltimore to-
day. "
Sheriff Gould is nt Dover to-day
Itions.
Auctioneer stidham went to Chestcr
to-day to sell drove Of horses for Nh.
lFullmer.
The Wesley old folks will give an
entertainment IN Nadeley All. &c,
Church this (Tuesday) evening. Ma
Sweet and her family will be present
with songs und recitatlons, Tickets is
cents. All friends are invited.
Why are so many of tho pupils In
public school No. o wearing glasyes i?
Is it on account Of tho defect In the
light?
We regret to hsor that Abnsr Hol.
Illngsworth, of Chrlstiuua Hundred,
has been laid up the present week by
bad cold.
A special election, to decide a for.
mer tic vote In the regular trustees
election OF Asbury Church was hold
last evening, resulting 10 John Lord
Iir,eeSlNlhg ~ votes and Joseph Mack.
I'M 20 votes, Lords majority being gS
votes.
The managers OF tho st. Michael,s
Day Nursery took possession of the
tnurssrye new home, No. 2O7 Washing.
ton street. yesterday. Carpenters
will he put TO work on the building at
once, and 1t is expected to he ready
Tor the nursery by May.
1iie Spring meeting OF tho New
Castle Presbytery commenced to-
,lay at Poromoke city Nd. Elder l..
Of Central Church
The soventh annual convention OF
The W omen's Christian Temperance
Union OF New Castle County was held
IN the NJ. Il. Church at harshallton
this morning.
A. D. Warner oflers suitable re.
ward for the return OF two cows which
stayed away from his prem lsos last
Saturday evening.
Mr.. 4. q. Cullen has returned to this
city after Via ting friends ana relatives
et Milford. 1t is rnm0 rad taat n cer-
ssln young lady figured prominently
IN making his visit a pleasant one.
Cleveland, CoXey and Ccmlnonweal
are well matched, don't YOU O.
Noah White. the former waiter and
caterer at tho T., W. II -. depot. was
me guest of Stbnsbury Murray. Jr.,
TO day.
. Mr.. AL johnson, OF this city, who
has boon visiting friends in Maryland,
has returned home much improved in
health,
Miss Mary p. Scarborough OF l7a3
delaware avenue. has been vialt ting
friends in Media. ia.
Mrs. W. Il. Orpcn Is visiting friends
ut BancrGtt's Bnuka
Agent Frank Stout wont to Doyar
to-day OIL business.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

George Warrington, charged will
entering the store OF L. L. Wallace, o.
lseatord. Del, and stealing hard war.
valued at 500, was before Justice San
lner, OF the eastern police district, yes
lterday. Warrington was arrested b,
Sergeant Langley and Patrolman Don
nelly in baltimore. Ile ACKNOWLEDGED
The larceny and Justica Sumner de
livered him to tho Delaware authori
ties,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17
sn,l,.tl,ins I,rRciIrnhie.

Tie boys In the High School, In tho
manual training department., are
building CSC Inch cylinder stroke
vertical engine. 1t is about three.
fourtils completed. II will stand so
inches hlgl and Will occupy floor
spaee 25N36 inches
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

The Entre &ods Circle. of tho sIo.
DoMellyilio BHptiat Mission School,
VIII give inneicul and literary a. Ter.
teluiaent III the HiEWato, MT Delaware
avenue md sSeott street, tonight
Inc program % Includes Il dialogue
between seven youns people, which Ia
treat itself. small aim lssion lee
VIII be charged. or tickets can be pur.
chased from tho mOinbcrs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

Chairman Doane, OF Tho Free Library
book eo.aIaittee. has invited Mrs,
Charles X. Miller. Miss Hlllas cnd Miss
Matller MS q committee of The New.
Century Climb to coufer with tho Ii,
bralf committee as 10 what now literR.
tnre shall be purchased for the Free
Library.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

Tho laying of tile now rails en- Mar.
ket street Is progressing rapidly.
lhi6 morning tho iporth bound track
between Fifth aud Sixth streets wa6
nearly down. The work Will probably
precuution has to be talsn by motor.
men lest tltotr- cars should Jump tia
track by the spreading OF tae rails.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

Sheriff Gould tomorrow will sell ten
tbren,,story brick dwelling houses a,
tanning and liroome streets Ihe
houses have been seized As the prop
erty of Henry ID Walter and Joseph s.
Dunlap. and are OF tho latest improve
mentS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

Furniture, Bedding, Stoves Carpets, Curtains,
- Shades, Dress Goods, Millinery Capos, Cloth. Y
Il ing, Hats and Shoes u
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

A very pleasing program IL being
prepared for an entertainment wh.uf
Will he given in SliNerbroot hall,
thursday evening. April 10 BY Mrs
IHetta Jones class. Admission 10 cents,
IL you want 10 spend pleasant even
ing you shonld make it point to be-
present
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

Garis ore out announcing tho we'd
ding OF Homer e. Summons and Miss
lLhlllan L. Rebel. The ceremony viii,
Ibo performed at their future resi-
Idence; No $50 Clayton street, BY Roy
n, y; heiswin, on thursday evening,
April ~.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

Auctloneer VIM, A Huall sold quite
q lot OF groceries tilis morning NJ tic
corner OF Sixth and Adams streeta
Sale commenced Mt 10 80 O'Clock. The
price, realtAel weEe good, and AUG.
tiuneef Hukill was pleased
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

Deputy Coroner Palmer Will hold al
inquest on he body OF John N. Her
ilttHer, VINO was killed on the w. & N
lthllr9s4, at hontmere, yesterday
morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

Jacob Groppe0 auleret, laborer
" the employ oil tin diamond state
trou 1otnpHng, yesterday after DON
had Lis right iaR fractured ny falling
Oyer piece ot IRON. He Ia now at the
Do!aYare Hospital He reSids5 al No
u NsH street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

Tho Levy Court sat in regular ses
eion this morning, but tho business
transacted was brlef, tbs only matter
being that tho bondamsn. ". II steele
md l, /. Armstrong and thu bond Of
Constable Mots OF WB!ta Clay Greet;
Hundred were appointed. All the
menihers were present,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

Il was Paul de ca<sagnac who wlote to
Victor NOR;
Il am the offended party, have tho
choice Of we.nons, c!oese the French
grammar w. nea ie-a.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

Lewis Fell, John b, Aspin, Frank A.
Gardner, Mark Mekenna, W. Harry
Blythe and JAS. II. Gould, Jr., drove
TO Delaware City Sunday. and on
their return slapped at New Castle foF
supper.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

We make the best coat and yeat to
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