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J hs tqai que shcra, 81 covcael del regimiento de
Berchergy for1aba POGO POGO otrO ane6o Poo Il i'm
pcrtaba mcrir astss de uuaumr quera hsber vvi
do. yda agitads slS<t ica qus hAbfa ccnocdo
amadn aRo Il exisea traaauila consclsdorn an one
Il verdad 90 mks scuantaenta que Il daeep.
ci6s e fondo de Les cossa
SchgnaC Reasla tsRta rnks vehameacA asts deseo
Immediate, euasto gus ie mnuto 81 otro6 10 aabis,
10 habia oidola ateRsa poda f taSe rspes erte
UE mo simssto violasto emoci6n demasado fu1rte
IN stomo, m Esds sgoa de agua6 81 graDo de
de que hso6 Il fl6acfoy todo bis ccncludo: ia inn
pscabe noehe estabs sfI Maa vez el coronel
bis saado do sienes veAto frio a
gEaF des hAieblaF Sc habfa resstido mas de vez
ese fin araeaazsdor 81 auers eacspar pelgro covri
do querfa doninar Il ruerte qusrfs vivr Ls parecs
en- efacto cue Ia dicha daseada estaba eios que
aquea Dir hs de doradoS cabeos tanfa faccicaes
LuisA de Fsrgea
II hsrido experimsptaha impression dichosa
refreacante me ida Que paaando las semanas e Eprcxi
maba Ia hora do L conysecenca Toda ComYaleceacia
rejnvssscimieMto
I'll enfermo sorprendido echa nobTe Il yida oue yue
encontrar las miadas que a 81 nino s0bre las
graadea oios encaRtados Hay slgo couo 81 na-
Ger recobrar l. pasa6a del sire del espaco del celo
de las hojaa de as flores de los horz del undo Sc
EufrTfa vountaxiamente envidiaa lsch0 dc dolor
del achScoso expemanar sensaci6n infnita do
u exstancla reconqustada que baHo de sSpa
clio de sol
soIgnae Tevvia. Solgnac rsspiraba eon mlu iaeili-
dad podia Incorporates mirar traySa d. lau Vi
dTeras Del sA6a, loa sgnfGcoa 6boqa u arena cadaa
g POI y aQl ne lpa 1lttmOa dias de Agoato.
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pTcpo aguaos dssseos ds vAridad aatisfaeha
2qu6 dcha verdaders p4ofnRda penetEaae haba encon
trAdo2 HAba gaEthdo gn vaor todcs lon teso
de buena ley de nm ALMA eevRA hcnradaY rectA ha
bis credo tin anar verdadsramente de todaa lss
ikgemen que encostraba fantsaynea cuszdo vovfa
Il ysta 81 psssdo l. fgurs de Andrena era aun aoue
lis ante Ii que mas eetsnfs, estarnecdo encaxkado
CukR aioa esssbs, Ea embargs, todo aqu lio 10 a6.
M enccntrAba ess vlda sRa de fsRfarrcnadsH de plo-
rial Otroa Il oRVidiaban 6shora, 50 YES aavidieba
dchaG mfg huidtH JQu6 lugaf habfa 81 dado Is tran.
quiidad a gocs ia inc los descansos saludeb bes cor
fotantes2 sTsnia 81 eterno gnate ror 81 hu
rac1n, pegsoaaga de oaada fantSstss teafa ii
frsnte purs, frsnta gia sncha en- cue DO
Ger depotsr heso lsbo lel qua Euscar ma de
as1s caricss, que lsvsn taam6H en- Ii hora
dc monthr caballo1
,NRda ri Kada teHfai mi fasilia, nj hopar nj
amor verdaderoi mi nomhre Eiquiors poruue e que
uevaba 81 dc sdsa linosinal An 81 hernoso 60
lgnac hsfs sdo engarado trato con 81 deptno ES
Ia se 10 hss dadoto do apareK cia Ii goa ID foltu
M t1unfc Ia frtTza 81 eEcaRc vctosia: pera eran
tesoroa Fin val los solo snto 81 deseo
de Ia Soledad del vaco haefa perder 81 preatigio
Por famiia SOgnSc, 81 buen milltsy tenia ID patris
por amgoa II eompeta adhesion de karcisI 81 carifo
sincere de ID aeorta de Ii Rigaude ero Ia aue is ha
ba bautado haata entonce ahora psreca ncomplsto
eEt6riL
POGO sptss anabiconsba otra muerke que Il de-
Desaix ID haa de ca6n precptaRdo Il homhre de 81 CO.
ballo IL 1llma mrsea al enemg0 que huye Il 6ltima
paabra psra a Ernca saxyda valor ror uprao sos
a loo hranoa de compansro de aymaH luego Il etar
no Rilencic ta ssa aEdienss QuinsEa Il nmoyadad
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-02

En- una "kermesse' de carload, una
senorita offcce una copa de Champagne
4 10 ingles 49,. -
- 5Cuanto vale?
Dos duros.
lie dare usted cuatro.
oh, caballerol Tanta generosi-
dad merece ma recompensa.
Y la bella vendedora aplica sus la
bios la copa bebe un sorbito.
iMuy bien! --exclama el ingles. -
Tome usted dos duros mas = Sdame una
Icopa limpia.
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Tn escritor adocenado decia aver
4 un periodista amigo suyo;
---Quisiera hacer un trabajo origl-
nal que nadie hubiera pensado hacer.
---Pues la cosa no puede ser mas
sencilla. Escribe tn apologize.
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Ri. DICCIONARIo DE ELECTRICIDAD MAG
A11IISMO de j. LEFEBRE. que con tantu acisrto Pu-
drid es una Obra complea tan clara. que ben po.
dria Ieyar ell nOrnbre de ttEncicl0pedia electrical.
Acabamos de recbir las entregas Al Az Reconocem0s
que es una obra Indispensable para todo e mundo
puesto que contene una mlttud de datos sobre Eec-
trcidad que no Sc encuentran ninguna obra nj die
conario en- Espana. Agente general eneesta isa seno
res Fraile Hermanos c.. San Jose mum. IFS. Juan
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LENTINIYC Ca.

SAN FRANcHsco 30. SAN JUAN kuERTo-fsIco
Acaban de importar infnidad de arttculos que ore
een 4 "a numerosa Observation-Disclosures plata chris
trofe garantizados. paraguas Genoye-
SEES Gran variedad en- abancos, corses panuelos-
Estuches con perfumeria, neceseres para costura--
Munecas iuguetes para Ainos. .-Coronas azahares
Eueltos para noviasGran surtido en- corbatas bas.
tones-hefaios enaguas de colores.-Trajes de dril
lana para ninos.-Albums marcos para retratoe.-
Camsetas de hilo. aigodon lana.-Maletas oolsaf
de vae para -InnDidad de artcul0a caprcho-
aos para adornos de aala, habitaciones tocador.-
6urdo complete On relotes de or0, plata nke aCere
anuhapadas ere emarieane.-Varlass EHrstde sR 81
kysvae erahnnadae es ere eer-a hYaK9lateE, ksteNs
dwFaa IeeMtRaa stA. ste-CpREtants suEAtee &c kss'
les da ere hrimRsaa MaFEnt&na ~ kNssS4 ss -
L9teKia &a EaeEi&.-Gara&as fyz4syae n @nfa E@gff
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N2GtOF UeEG110y s. sncarga de toda olass
soomsiones, srvs de ruia intsrprste On = gr.e
Capital de FTancia Die. l6s4.A
EPIGRAMAS

EFlUI6AMAo
Dos diarios 10 anunciaron,
los dos de esta manera,
.---Ayer tarde Sc encontraron
dos mnertos en- l. pradera.
Los lectores mas expertos,
despues de leer, decfan:
Al encontrarse estos muertos,
5que es 10 que clos hablarfan?
ALA, en- cierto merendero
adonde van por las lardes
vsrios toreres cobardes
afcionados de Enero,
pusieron ha poe, 5 dfas
este cartel los criados:
&C racolt embolados,
para eyitar tonterias.
EUsEBIo BLAsCo.
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FL dueno de IN gran establesimien-
to industrial, partidario de "a jornada de
dses j ocho horas, enseha TN amigo las
"casas 4 precios economicos que alqui 4
sus obreros.
.--sComo- preguntaAel amigo puee-
den esas gentes vivir en- esas barracas?
No hacen mas que dormir en- elias,
Ell resto del tempo 10 pasan en- Ia fabrica
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d. r. N, POnle & HE
OIRUJANOS DENTISTAS
SAN yusTo 2l.-EsourNA - FORTALEzA
San Juan.--Pto.. Rico.
San Juan. to. Rico.

Al aBANpEs MALES aRANDKs RRMEDI0s.-CuandO
empobrecimiento organize aniquIa 81 cuerpo q sa-
pirtu se impOne devolver al Rstcma nerv0so toda 81
fuerza vgoT de ahi IA indication especial del Vtso
C6r5sai de CsrsbsHg de Uic conceptuados por los me-
dicos mas emnentes como e acknowledgements mas Fode-
roeo 81 psgSeador mas rapdo de las personas kebtss
aNSnIeas pru6bese para cOro6or4r tales yrtudes "a
reconOcidas alabadas por los enformos que 10 han
tonado De venta para Ia isa dc Puerto-Rico f. dui-
akx
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Official Provincial de Agoato del popo
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netes dididos decmo de oneda
corren 1sribuyendose e importe en- oma siguiente
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JOSS Oa.x1aI I1ao

Il oS@ OE9NllnGD
M IA Y q u II
FABRIGANTE ALAEAcESIsTA nE soMBRKR0s
1884 Ezta Ii flndadora puede decrse de Ia IN
dustria dc Sombrer0s teidos con pajadel pals. Sos
Eene so senortas teiedOras de sombreros, de Cabo-
role espera 10 maestros de la Habana que se ues-
tinarAn dar forma los dichos aombreros. entaa
n por mayor detae para toda la lsla 81 extran-
Zero. Habra tamhen sempre nm gran surtldo de for-
ros badanas cntas, sales azure, toda claHc de IN
gredientea para eombrereria Pldanse muestraa -
venden muy bNratO.
nreccidn: d Jose Canine. Plaxade Armas,
MAYAGUEZ
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-12

Yesterday afternoon, John, better
known as "Shan" Dougherty appeared
before Magistrate McWhorter as the
witness for the state whereby he
charged a woman with selling whiskey
without license. Before the trial ne
called the defendant into the back
room and agreed to withdraw tho
charge II she would pay,him bill she
owed him. The Magistrate refused to
permit the case to take such q turn,
During the evidence OF young girl,
whom Dougherty had summoned. he
placed his back against the railing
and said he would act his own lawyer.
He then used very profane and
other ungentlemanly language to.
wards the witness. The Magistrate
cautioned him twice. he then shook
his finger at the defendant, told her
she kept an Improper bouse. acted i'm
properly herself, and that the witness
did the came thing. The Mag
then ordered hts arrest and committed
him to New Castle jail for contempt
of court. At the city hall ne usslh very
strong language coated with proiaai.
ty, towards Detective McVey. and Cap
tain Chambers.
AT the depot he created q good deal
of excitement by the language used.
II Ia understood that there are sew
Ieral warrants out for his arrest on
different charges. The charges. Il
lprove1e,will land DouRherty In jail
fof year, at least.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-12

Magistrate McWhorter this morn.
Ing gave Judgment for e7.50 In favor
OF tho plaintiff, being tho amount OF
insurance paid to the agent. The com.
pany Is not held accou ntable Tor q
policy until the premium is paid.
Last April Senior insured his two
horses In the Home insurance Com.
pany: for $500. M. H. Mccullough
testified that Senior was to pay him
~ week but failed to keep his agree.
ment.
In September he. acting on the In.
structious OF his company. told him
that the policy would have to be can
celled II the balance of the premiu m
was not paid. Senior told him that he
would have to cancel the policy.
About two weeks after that Senior
came to him and wanted the policies.
He told him that they had been can.
celled. Seniors horse was thcn sicl;
and soon after died. Senior denied
having told Mccullough 10 cancel the
policy. Mccullough failed to come
every week for tAa premium and he
paid monthly payments, amounting To
Peter 1. Cooper represented the
plaintiff and II. q. Conrad the defen.
dant. The case caused good deal OF
interest.
There were two ways of looking al
the case. The company is not bound
by Its agent, they could not tell OF
which horse the insurance was paid,
and Senior In direct testimony stated
he Knew OF the policy being can
celled.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-12

In the Municipal Court this morn
ing before Judge Ball. d. W. WaIsh,
Of Bear Station, was fined VI and costs
for drunkenness.
Charles Lewis, an Italian, pleaded
guilty to tho charge OF assault and
battery on John Cnnanta on January
l. From the evidence OF the plaintiff
II appeared that about ! O'Clock on
New Year's morning. Lewis came Into
the house and created noise In the
kitchen, and he went down to remon.
strats with him, and Lewis caught
him by the beard and tore some OF |,
out. Cananta produced the par
which had been pulled out
Three days after that when he came
home In the evening his wife had
moved away with Lewis and taken all
the furniture with her. Cananta for.
merly lived at Third and Monroe
streets. The wife is now keeping q
boarding house at Second and Poplar
streets. The court tooke verything into
consideration and ordered the prison.
er to pay the costs. Mrs. Cananta
paid the costs and left the city hall
with Lewis. after telling Chief OF Police
Dolan that she does not want her
husband to come to where shells lly.
ing. Trouble may be expected between
tho parties again. Cananta Is rlggeI
at the Harlan and HolliDHswortt
works.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-12

Great la gains In dress Gosis at
DsfIavsRs 500 Markst strost
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-12


ASPlN.-Ip this city on the 10th Instant
very suddenly. Dorothy Aspin, sister oil
the late John Aspin, aged So years.
Relatives and friends are Respectfully
Invited to attend her funeral from her
late residence No. 92s West Fourth street
on Saturday afternoon. Services ut the
house ~ o'clock. interment at River
view cemetery.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
lHARTIS.-At New Castle on the sth inst
William Harris, aged Al years.
Relatives aud friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the
office of l.. w. Palmer No 2aO west Tentt
street. Wilmington, Del, on Friday, thu
18th Inst, at p. IN. Interment at St
james. Newport. Del.
MAYER In this city on the llth instan
Mrs Laura A. Mayer. aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend her funeral FROM the residonce Of
her husband, Otto Mayer. COL Spruc,
street, Sunday. Jan. IA, 1894. Services nj
Il p. IN. lnterment at Rivervlsw Genie
terry.
'HlLL-In this city on the 18th inst, Lii
Ian L. Hill. aged II months
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend tho funeral from tho home of bel
parents. No. sos Cherry street, Sunday
18th inst. at l2.45 o'clock. Intarment al
Red Clay Creek cemetery.
BLACKISTOS.-In this city, on the 10Th
inst, j. W. Blaokiston in his AID year
Hkelntives and friends arc invite cd TO at
tend the funeral from his late residence
Dog West sixth street, on Saturday after,
noon at O'CLOCK. Services at the house
interment at Lomhardy cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-12
VIM. B. SHARP eco
Fourth and Market SITS.

Damp days followed by
worse nights require warm
bedding for comfort and
health. Fifty pairs OF
Blankets are pressed into
this service. They are all.
wool, IA inches wide and
81 inches long, slightly
tossed and soiled in moving
from basement to the an.
mex. Pure value, they are
worth S6. We shall sell the
lot for $3.5 per pair.
Stock-taliing brings to
light many Iaggards and the
following items are of this
class:
Nineteen Ladies' Goats,
all in size 80, which we SOLD
for 50, So, 81, S12 and $40
They are in navy and black
last seasons styles, made o.
good material and a Sigh
alteration wonld modify
them. You can undertake
that at the new prices
So so, e3, So and S.. Also
twelve fine Kersey Goats
half lined with satin anG
trimmed with opossum, il
sizes 30 to 40, are reduced
from $3.50 to IS each.
One small lot of Silk Ben
galines in tans, grays, darl
greens, browns, red and navy
are reduced to so cents PEI
yard-worth rs cents.
A few odd pieces of Blacl
Silk Grenadine, in figures
stripes and plain, which arr
reduced to close out-50, II
cents, 81 and S1.25.
All of our Ladies Wool
en- Stockings in colors are re
duced from 30 cents to 2;
cents per pair. We are sell
ing the Mems Sanitary ant
Camel's Hair Socks by thu
hundreds - while this lor
lasts they will be 10 INSTEAD
of % cents.
All of our Ladies' Cham
OILS and Wool Lined Kic
Gloves are reduced from 81
to soc, but you'll have to be
quick. All the Ladies' un
dressed Kid and Mousque
taire Gloves, in grays only,
fine quality, are reduced
from sl.25 to SOC, sizes 81
to 7.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-12


The creditors OF MIR. james @. Nor
row met yesterday afternoon at two
o'clock In the Office OF W. s. Hilles
Esq. No. $50 Market street. and aftei
talking the matter over. In which Mr..
Morrow made proposition to TURF
all OF his properly. both real and per
sonal. over to a trustee that would be
named by his creditors, the PROPOSE
ton was accepted and Edgar A. Finley
was appointed trustee TO settle up the
buslness.
At Mr. Finley's request the following
gentlemen were appointed an advisory
committee: w, @. Phillips, w. b. Cars
well and Ashton Tatnall.
Every creditor present signed tht
paper favoring the above plan. Much
sympathy 10 felt for Mr.. Morrow, who
was compelled to adopt this course
owing to tue grand and glorious Dem
ocratlc times we are now experleno
ing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-12


Many muscular men euccumb "a
fatigues borne with case by persons fax
their Interiors In physical strength.
Muscle does not imply vigor. In fact. 1t
Is not difficult of proof that athletes do
not 1--we as long nor enjoy as good health
as the average individual who IL vigor.
ous-that is TO say, whose digestion and
sleep are unimpaired, whose nerves are
tranquil, and who has no organic ten.
denoy to disease. These requisites OF
vigor are conferred upon those inherent
lly weak, no less than upon those debili-
tated through wasting disease. by thor
ough persistent course of Hostetter's
stomach Bitters. the leading national
tonic, Endorsed and recommend cd by
physicians eminenoe. 1t viii not en-,
dow you With the muscle of Corbett
put u VIII intuse energy Into your sys
ten, and renew the active and healthful
performance of It's functions. IL averti
ana cures malarlal, rheumatic and kid
ney complaints. aud overcomes dyspep
STA. constipation. liver trouble and ner
ivonsness
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-12
JNRUsTEE's SALE.
L OF
REAL ESTATE.

Late of Sarah L. Sharpe. deceased, I'M
der an order of the Orphans Court for
New Castle County, will he exposed TO sale
at public yendue. on
WEDNESDAY, 2lTH DAY .oFtJANuARY
Al II o'clock. q. m.
at the Court House in tile city oil Will
mington. the following described real cs-
tate. viz:
No. /. A lot OF land with Q three story
brick dwelling thereon. No. 1908 Delaware
avenue, havipg q front of 80 rect inches
and extending southerly that width about
leo feet.
No . A lot of land in rear OF and ad. .
joining No. 1. having II width of SO feet 9
inches and extending that width from
No. southefly about 100 teee to Thir-
ieenth street.
No. g. A lot of land with Il two.story
brick dwelling thereon. situated OF the
rly side Of Forrest street. 81 feet q
inches from Thirteenth street.. having q
front Of IL feet and extending easterly
that width SO feet to the westerly side OF
8-feet-Hide alley. with tho use OF said
alley.
No. 4. A lot OF land with a two-story
frame dwelling thereon, situated on the
AaAterly side OF Head street at III feet
from Thirteenth street. having front ~
L. feet and extending O. sterly Ia at width
CO feet 10 the westerly side OF q S.feet.
wide ALLEY. with the use of said alIop.
Attendance VIII be given and terms
made known 3. time Of sale
t,gI0t Trosiasl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-12
FIFTH edition.


American Laundry, os9 West Front st
Crrr:,sand iseoiiing. las u. Second 81
cupping q leeching. Parker ,sos yiadisonl
Cummings, tine PHOTOGRAPHER, oo2
Market street.
A pair OF burning stockings nearly
caused fire In a house on Eighth ct,
last light
Chancellor wolcott will cit here on
February 9Th
Why don't you try that grip candy
at Hollie, 1877 Market street? It will
stop that oouRh.
DR.. simms' white Pulmonic BaIsarn.
the famous throat and lung remedy
for coughs. Group, 10. and sure cure
for asthma. Use this remedy and DF.
Slmms' Liver Pills. and you will not b
disappointed. 600 King street.
Shaving sets tl.50 up toilet sets 80
lcenta and upward, work boxes, mani
cures. toilet bottles etc.. new goods
lat panic prices. N. b. Danforth. drug
lgist Second aud Market streets,
Good cut hay In baios at s. &c. Bar
kers, corner Of Front and Shiplsy
streets.
Go to Or. j. n. simms Il Son. ooo
King street, now. for Or. SHINING Ia
nous White Pulmonic Balsam, the
lung cure. 900 King street. Elegant
medicine depot
ii. o. Rowland, dealer in high test
oil and stove gasoline. Delivered in
jail parts OF the city. 40f W. Thir-
zenith street. Wilmington. Del
Martha has been found. W. 8.
Moore. 401 Delaware avenue can tell
you all about her
Harry j. Evorson. boarding and liv-
cry stable. No. 4l9 and 42i French
street. Phone 475.
\ The State Flremen's Association did
not decide on the place for hoi ding
the next parade. as very small num-
ber OF delegates were In attendance.
The meeting was held In Liberty hall.
new bell and striker OF the Water
witch Company this afternoon. An
alarm will be struck at s D, m. and
another at 8. 20 O'Clock.
George Healy, Montchamin, was
stricken with paralysis yesterday
Afternoon Mt Front and Rodney st.
He was carried to near by house
and later In the afternoon taken to
his home.
| Morrel Dunn the insane man captur.
ed at Laurel was taken In closed car.
riags to Farnhurst yesterday after
noon.
Tho board OF directors OF the VII.
mington City Electric Light Com.
'pany declared sem.annual dividend
OF 3 per cent.
The Sunday-school OF Union NJ. e.
Church has furnished room In the
ladies'hall Of the Conference Academy.
In honor Of Alice Stengle. daughter Of
OF the Rev. Adam Stengle.
i The Henry McShane Iron Works
and Bell Foundry in Baltimore was
damaged by fire Wednesday night
to the amount of 500. 600.
! MIR. and Mrs. Frank Pyle, Jr., have
returned home from thor wedding
tour.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-12

The River and Harbor Committee
OF the House Of Representatives have
accepted the invitation OF the VIII
mington Board Of Trade to visit our
city on Saturday AMI make an exami-
nation OF our harbor and Its pressing
needle. They will be received by the
committee from the Board OF Trade.
They will be welcomed in q speech BY
Chief Justice Lore and w. ID. Mullen,
Jr., president OF the board.
They will be taken on board the
steamer .'Ulrica" at King street wharf
The party will frat visit the pull
works. then 20 up the Delaware river
as Tar as Edgeinoor. and as far soutt
as New Castle. On their return about
$50 carriages will be taken and the
party driven over our city. A lun
cbeon will also be served. The visit
Is an important one as the object Is to
secure an additional appropriation fol
the improvement OF the navigation oil
the Christlana river.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-12

The two bright particular stars OF
the American billiard armament
Schaefer and Ives, drew big crowd
at Central Music Hall, Chicago. AT
the end OF the twelfth inning the score
was: Ives, 433; Schaefer. 1877.
Nothing has been heard yet from
Governor Mitchell In regard to tie
statement sent out by the Duval Ath
letic Club Tuesday night. Conse
quently the feeling is general that the
battle will not be interfered with. j.
IL. i. Bowden offered to bot $1,000 that
the Governor would within a weel
throw doe n his hand and declare thai
he would have nothing more to dc
with the affair. The wager was not
accepted.
Duncan O. Ross. the br0adsword
lighter, called upon William Il. Hard
Ing yesterday at New York and re-
ceived the stake money. about e240O.
which lie won by defeating Chevalief
Aglsiiao Greco at tho Lenox Lyceum
on Tuesday night.
George Slddons and John .Gormau
are matched to fight at 1875 pounds.