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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-06

Lynchburg. Va, May A telegram was
received tonight about 1880 o'clock from
Governor O'ferran ordering the home
guard to proceed by first train to Poca-
hontas. the scene of the miners strike.
The town bell was rung at 1 o'clock and
the military proceeded TO gather at the ar
mory. At this hour, l:i5 o'clock a. m,
they are fully equipped and will leave on
the $50 o'clock train this morning for 20
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-06

AW.arv X s.. Nay tine tsaiucs niahh
q ballot hill has passed tac as mhiy %
:, ,rs... III y To- and -oes 90 thu governor
after rh.- senate ruurUrs ln the aut nj
rg..ts uf th. assembly,.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-06
shot His wife First.

Union, S c., April 29.-(SpeciaL)-A dou-
Bile shooting occurred here this afternoon,
about o'clock. MIR. V. L. Crumpton,
while sitting at the dinner table had some
words with his wife, which resulted in
Crumpton shooting her in the side. Then
thinking he had killed her he turned his
weapon on himself and fired two balls into
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-06

Lawless was the principal speaker. Two
colored men held an umbrella over his
head while he made an appeal to the en-
ployes of the Southwest Virginia Company
to Join the United Mine Workers. The
military and authorities were denounced.
Two or three colored speakers attacked
the commissary system In the coal fields.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

ECoit SALE CHEAP--i wood splittor aud 1
portable engine li-horse puuor, An.
ply to White Bros, N. u. Cor. Front and
Orange streets iI5.nt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

The financial statement of the earnings
anu expenses OF the p. w. K b. Railroad
during the last year as presented at the
annual meeting OF the directors yesterday
showed II decrease. This Is tine summary
OF the income anu expenses:
The gross earnings from the operations
OF the r., w. Il b. RAILROAD and roads con
trolled by 1t for the year ending 0ctobsr
ST. 1894, were $685. $50. "a; aud for the
previous year 81, S6S 00J.7 10; showing q d.
crease In groas earnings of u. l72,04l So.
The expenses for the same period were
ST $40 33l.00; and for the previous year
81 ia, 595.l7; showing decrease In ex-
pense of SSb5. 26O27 The net earnings I or
Tor the previous year. s. 65S, 40S.6g; show
lug decrease ln net earnings OF $780,
7Sl.2S.
Sixty per cent. OF tie loss In gross reve.
nue. occurred In tie freight truliic due TO
tue total failure VI the peach crop and the
general depression of business which pre-.
vailed during the year. The deduction
In passenger earnings amounted to S402.
55250. The expenses OF the road were not
80 great. the total saving over previous
years being sSb5, 266.27.
There was large decrease In the number
OF passengers FRIED. The total numhar
OF passengers carried was 10. T35, l40, CON-
pared with II, S55. 3lS In 1893.
The election for officers resulted as fol-
lows: George q. Roberts. William Sellers,
JACOB Tome, John z. Green, Benjamin +.
I Newcomer, Skipwith Wilmer, the Hon. Ed.
ward Lloyd. Henry ID. Welsh l.. Tatnall
Warner, German IL. Hunt, 3. b. Comegys.
N. p. Shortildge. Preston Lea, John Cas-.
sells. Charles b. Pugh.
Directors organized by electlng the fol-
lowing officers: President George b. Rob.
erts; first vice president. Frank Thomson;
second vice president John Z. Green;
third vice president. Charles L. Pugh;
secletary. John q. Simmons, DR., Ireasur-
or. Robert ". Smith.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15
Don forget the Thomas Bsnge Social
Cldb's hop In Liberty Hall, Jan. 49, 1895.


@. NJ Handy, j. Il. Bailey and J. Her.
bert Wayne have returned from trip to
West Chester.
Charles nawley was in West Chester
on Sunday.
swiLhIn O. shortlidge spent Sunday In
Media.
Misses Annie and Lula Dawson spent
Sunday In Upland, Pa, with friends.
The First Presbyterian Church has Sc.
cured Ghorister in the person of Mr.
II Gonstuntlne. who was lender OF church
music IN England. and recently choristur
OF tue N. l.. Church at Newark. The or.
very promising performer on the pipe or.
gan, Good music 10 doubt will soon DO q
feature uSain at tho First Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge X. Todd have rs.
turned from trip to Philadelphia and
New York, where they have been spend
Ing their honeymoon.
Miss Nellle MeLioe. of Cecilton. Nd,
who Las been Visiting relatives In this city
left on Thursday for u few weeks soiourn
in Philadelphia.
Thomas Blackson and wife and Andrew
Gray were at Murrny's Hotel tho past
.hr0a days.
Edward Graves died last night.
Mr.. joseph Jackson and Miss Minnie
Wood have just rel urned TO our city from
a visit to RoyersfOrd Pa.
Max Eplraim, the popular clothing man,
10 In the country to-day posting bill
boards Tor tho advertisement OF his bnsi.
ness. Max Ia good business man and
deserving OF the patronage OF all persons
Milton pyle, OF No. eO7 West Eleventh
sr teet. 10 lying sick with typhoid fever,
but 10 recovering slowly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

ONCE Of Wilmington c..ty DIrsotory.
z aug d(d Eh{nlav afraak

400 shipley street.
January 10. 1896.
To THE EDfTon-- Strive wish 10 occupy
part Of your valuable space In refuting q
few elanderous faisehoods which have
euanated from Mr.. TONER Barry and his
agents 10 their canvass for "a long felt
want that no one else knows anything
about,
ist, He know that he was not buying
the right OF the Wilmington City Dirsc.
tory when he bought the machinery. fix
lures and stock Of the printing plants at
shertn'e sale. when he and his friends
pushed me to the wall In Dec, 1873
and. We have all the capital necessary
TO publish the directory for 1895 aud IL
Will positively appear as usual In May.
Ord. In my nearly ten years, manage
ment OF the directory 1t has always ap.
prove by reference to his cash book.
4th. We have already secured two.
thlrde OF all the patrons of the directory
Tor 1895. and expect to secure the other
third.
bth The contracts OF all the prominent
business and professional men OF the city
can DO seen at this otloe. We claim no tn
Ing We cannot prove.
9th. We have received only one coun.
termand and shat from personal frien d
OF Mr. Barrys. Instead. we are constant.
ly receiving combinations OF orders al.
ready given and calls to take new ones.
I'm My old employees which he boasts
oil occurring, were discharged by me for
good and sufficient reasons, and are not
necessary TO the publication OF the direc.
tory. still retain those who are valua.
BILE In directory work.
9Th and Justly. / am etill here to meet
my creditors like man and TO pay dollar
for dollar az soon as possible. 1t has
never been my Intention to take advant-
age oil last years sheriirs sale 20 cancel
my obligations. w. COSTA, Mgr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

Nowadays Coiiiery Manager Must Have
smatterlng of the Sciences.
The subjects in addition to the three
RS, which intending colliery managers
should endeayor to got o thorough knowl
edge Of, are as follows: /. Geology, which
gives them knowledge of tho rocks form
ing the earth and the formations in which
coal is found; also Of the faults, bikes,
washouts, etc., which interrupt the DON
tinuation Of coal seams. Q. Boring and
sinking, a knowledge of which Is required
in opening new royalties and in search.
ing for coal seams that have been disclos.
ed by faults, etc. 8. The practical work
ing of mines, which enables them to lay
out mine on the most advantageous sys.
TENS of working, hauling and drainage
4. Principles of mechanics, which en-
ables them to know tho strength of beams,
girders, ropes and chains required for diff.
ferent kinds Of work; also the horsepower
OF engines required for winding, hauling
and pumping certain quantities of water.
8. Steam, compressed air and electricity;
the properties Of steam and the principles
of the steam engine enable them to use
steam economically and to the best ad-
vantage and to superintend the erection
OF engines and BIO a help to them in pur-
chhsiuR heW enBinebt compressed air,
which enables them to know the advan-
tage of it over steam for driving drilling
and coal cutting machines; electricity, so
that they may know something Of tho nd.
vantages of electric signaling and lighting
and of the transmission Of power for long
distances. O. Mine ventilations, gases,
coal dust, lighting Of mines, explosives
and blasting; thorough knowledge OF
these, If properly carried out insures the
safe working of n mine and will consider,
ably reduce the causes of explosions 2.
Surveying, because the manager is respon.
sible for the plans to be produced to the
inspector and for his workings trespassing
into other royalties and for leaving suffl
Client coal under surface erections, etc. 8.
The conl mines regulation act, which
should be well understood to comply with
the act in all its details for safety. 8
And last, but not least, he must study
mankind, 80 as to be able to deal properly
with and manage men of all shades of
opinion. =" Science and Art In Training"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

AT tho meeting of the Board of Educa.
ton last night William II. Frick. an engi.
peer on the b. a. o. Railroad. was elected
to I'LL the vacan caused by the resiRna-
ton OF Joseph Pyle. aud Charles NJ. Leiteh,
clerk In the post office. was elected to ali
the vacancy from the Eighth ward. J. X.
Baylls was appointed to I'LL the vacancies
on the com mlttees. which were caused
by Mr.. Pyle's resignation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

The introduction Of a typewriter envel-
ope as universal boon to careful tyne.
writers proves how extensively commercial
correspondence is carried out by means of
the ingenious typewriting machine, and
how manufacturers OF the day are con.
stantly on the alert to meet every need
In all that concerns art and industry.
The popularity of these novel square en-.
volopes Is to offer a splendidly even sur
face and regular thickness of paper Just in
the space where the address has to be
written. In this wise, whatever type
writer Is employed, any unsightly 'shad-
owing Is avoided and perfect alignment
secured. 1t is worth noting, too, as a
sign of the advance of modern civilization,
that the very first parcel of the new in
vention dispatched from England was for
Reikiavis, which boasts of the only type
writer IN the whole of Iceland. -Phlladel.
phia Press.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15
Gard No. y.
To the MERCHANTS nd Professional Men

~ tfttt4fAH t4Ms 49, u
Like Mr. Barry, We. too dssire to make
plain statement Of facts In reference to
q direutory: but it ID the old reliable Coata
WiimiBRton City and Block Directory,
which will be publiyled this year as usual
aud on time.
The protector OF the proposed now di.
reotory aud hie agents. have by falsehood
ana instrumentation endeavored to
crush but the old directory and it's pub
Usher. and by this course have secured a
Few individuals as advertisers and sub.
scribsrs. They naturally feel encouraged
In this stand.nnd.dellysr game. which 10
simply case OF prtsuming on financial
ability to crush out the business OF man
who 10 q competitor OF iess means.
But we have faith enough In the citizens
OF this city to believe that they love JUS
tice and will support what is right along
business lines. Aud this 10 largely In svl-
denoe in tho assurance Of Mr.. Costa's old
patrons OF their support this year.
have no Interest pecuntary or other.
wiee. In this matter. further than the love
OF Justice and fair play dlctatss. But l
have interest enough from that. cause to
say that the publication of the Costa d.
rectory will not fail for want OF means to
publish It. as represented by the opposi.
tion: 1 have not great deal OF this
worlds goods, but have enough to in-
sure tho publication Of a directory and I
do not propose to see q mans business
l0ttet out In this case by the too often
cruel power Of little money.
BUSINESS MAN,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

1fr. Charlos FiIckinger. we'll known
and gepiai east side young man, reached
the 2lst intleptone OF his HE yesterday,
: 80. -. .lis many frlendA thInk.ssa that such
an importaur occasion should not BE- pas
sed over without some celebration OF the
event, called upon him In unison last
night and completely took him by sur
prise. Quite a number OF his friends
were there to wish him the compliments
OF the season. and good wlEhos were
showersd on him from all sides which
the celebrnnt acknowledged In his usual
pleasant manner.
A very pleasant evening was spent IN
soclal Intercourse and at reasonable
hour the guests were Invited to the din
Ing room. where refreshments were ser
we'd 10 abundance. The tables were very
prettily decorated. the centre OF one hav-
Ing 81 burning candies arranged In very
pretty figure.
Among those who were present we're:
Mrs. Charles Yetter, Mr.. and Mrs. Niok-
oil. Mrs. Meyer. Mira. FllcklnQer aud Mrs.
Metzner. Also the Masses Moerk. Misc
Lizzie Haas. the Misses Nellie Feldmeier,
Lena Finok. Clara HOLMAN. and Helen
Isensohmid. and Messrs. George J. Flnck.
Carl W. Feldmeler, Fred @. Helss. sam.
uel Isenschmid. and jacob and Bernard
kleitz.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

OK sALII-ssverRl desirable avslIis.
houses ranging in prices from 121o1 ts
9a01H. all IN good loca IONS.
MN. Z. TlSDALI.
1it.tf No. Sill W. 9Th street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

The inauguration Of Governor MAryfl
took place 1T Bower ID day. In tho crowd
which eufQ<a Aboat The Capitol building
were mAuy Wllmtngtonians who went
down on the regular trains at 70 and
1l-o3 o'clock and the special train at
O'Clock.
The special train was made up of seven
were the members OF the Rspubllcan In
vinoibles ami many members OF the
Young Mems Republican Club. The In.
vincibles had special car aud to the sides
OF 1t were streamers bearing the club
name. The First Regiment Band accom-.
p anied them.
Tue State militia went aboard the reg.
ular early ttNin ami presented an attracts
I've appearance. They numbered about
l5smen. A drum corps led them. Alto
gether about 100 persons went from thls
oity.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

YSnR RENT-Ihe Agricultural Warehouse
y 2l5 West Front street. Also the papsr
store. 2is ana 40 West and street. J. A. Har-
Tis. GrubG p. o., Del. iI5.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15
Our Bargain Sale
OF
LADIES'. MISSES AND
CHlLDREN'S SHOEE,
for the month of
JANUARY,
will open your eyes.
will open your eyes.

GO pairs of Ladies' So shoes,
broken sizes, will go at SO, a
great bargain; your size is
among them.
Is pairs of Ladies' 50 shoes
to be sold at S1.75. At 81,
$l.25 and $1.50, we are offer.
ing the best bargains in the
city.
Ladies' wool.lined shoes
which sold at $3.50 are going
at Sl.00.
Ladies' woollined shoes
which sold at 81, and SIPS, are
now rs cts.
Also Ladies' wool.lined slip.
pers closing out at cost.
MISSES an. :HllssEs's SHOES,
70 pairs Of Misses shoes,
regular $1.25 value, will be sold
at 81.
125 pairs of Misses shoes,
really worth 81, will go at IS
cts.
Our SIS cts Misses shoes will
be closed out at Is cts. Great
bargains in Misses pebble
school shoes.
Also Misses and Children s
cloth top shoes, all of which
will be sold at the lowest posi-.
BILE price.
~ pairs of CbiIdren's spring
heel shoes, sizes 8 to II, which
We're IS cts. now so cts.
II pairs Of Children's spring
heel shoes, sizes 81 to 8, which
We're 70 cts, now go cts.
Infants fancy shoes and
Julietts, worth rs cts, now go.
ing at IS cts.
Gentlemen's wool.lined shoes
reduced from 81 to $1.50.
Gentlemen's overgaiters re.
duced from 81 and $l.25, to
so and IS cts.
Ladies' oyergaiters reduced
from 75c, 81 and s1.25, to 80
and 10 cts.
Ladies' oyergaiters reduced
from DO cts, to % cts.
Cheat reductions IN mems
leather boots. Also in Misses
aud Childreu's gum boots and
oSershoes. "
Tall and see us.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

Less than cost In advertisements; you
don't believe such nonsense, OF course
Our business is selling shoes, good
shoes. the best that can be sold for the
money. We would like you to know our
store II not already acquainted, there is
no half price with US. but there 10 olose
to cost selling that is attractive to many
people who are making their dollars do
good buying. Is 1t shoes for tho boys or
girls this week. We cap meet your wants
with the best; come stores would cal
them bargalns and PROBABLY they are.
FoymaD's No. 10 East Foucth street, he.
tween Market and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

HAvERHILI., n. H-Mnny physicians have
pronounced ~ inournblc. discusses of the
skin ana blood. Mrs. Hodsdon oil this place
ADAM on"d the Old school method and used
Or. kennedys Favofite Remety and was
cured.
In October. ls9, ami for year after, Mrs
Ilodsdon suffered rom IL diseased ankle
bone. She had always been ITuublod with
Salt Rheum. which aggravated the diseased
limb. Prescriptions ana medicines of all
sorts were used, but with no benpfiC. DIR,
Kennedy = Fnvurite Rem 'dy was tried AMI
II drove the poison cut OF her brood. healed
tue ulcerous sOres.and restored Mrs. Hodsdon
to hea IN ana strength.
fhYnrite ltemedy cleanses the blood and
strengthens the nerves. m clsns of Scrofnia
aud salt rheuin, il cures where ait q Sc rtilS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15
He Tipped" Him the Gloves,

1t is related of tho famous Jonas Han
way that, on being politely reproached by
noblaman for not coming oftener to dine
with him, be replied
Indeed, my lord, cannot afford it. u
On another occasion he was paying
the string of servants, who, as usual, ap.
peared on the scene as he was leaving the
house he had visited.
Sir your greatcoat, said one, upon
which he paid shilling
Your umbrella, sir !" said second,
another shilling.
Sir, your hat" another shilling
"Your gloves, SIR
why, friend said Hanway, You
may keep the gloves. They are not worth
a shilling "-London Tit Bits.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15


Too muob oapnot la sain NJ ,.aho,s
Acres. James a. Hernes American drama
which was presented. in grand style at
the Grand Opera House. iast eyeoinU
The tale told is of a new England family.
named Berry, Consisting OF Martin t6s
husband aud father wife. two dauchters
and son, grouped around gentle hearted
old man, Nat Berry n tyne Of unassu ming
love aud tenderness. The plot Ia ali
summed up In one conflict betwaen Malta
kind nature and Martins greed to be rich.
1t closes with Naps victory. Thsre are
ALEC several eharaoters In the NAV other
life figures. that OF A self.wllIed dnu0hter
and her sweetheart.
IL lie hoped that IL NAV be booked for
return.
"Madelelne. or tho Magic Kiaa m
bright sparkIinp opera will he uIvsn at
the Grand Opera il ouse. this eyeninr nv
the decidedly clover artist. Mile HAr.
Vile, and a etrong company. Mile DAr.
vile mas a sweet face. full Of life and fnIl
OF expression, beside having a superb
voioa. She will be supportsd by Mr..
Aubrey BouclcaulL. a Remarkably cley.r
nrtiet. who appears as the 'Bar,n De.
Grimm His suceessIyo Transform atoms
from decrepit age to youth hs skiilfuIIy
performs.
This opera is the greatest that has been
given bere for some tIme, and nromissa
10 be q SUCCESS. judginn from the ontiool.
Those desiring good seats should 90
early.
Down in Dlxien Ia the elunificant title
OF new play by SCOTT Marble. dealing
with life in the fraurant Somrb. which
mapaRers Thomas nj Davis and William
Il. keough will proLuce at the Grand
Opera House to.mnrrow ayamina ,y,th
even something more than The Richness
OF scenic equipment usual 10 their pI O.
ductions. TO add to the realism Of the
showing OF Southern life as ii h. a largo
number oil real darkeys partleinate.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15
EDITION.


lie Is Inaasurated as Noon Te-Day-Judss
Marvel Administered the oa,h--rhs Pa
rude.
From stan Correspondents
DOVER Del. Jan. 1b-Goyernor Joshua
n. Marvil was inaugurated here at noon
In the presence Of large crowd Of poli-
ticlans from all over the State.
The parade previous to the inaugural
was a grand affair. II began at 1880
O'Clock and was formed OF three divisions
the first consisting OF First Regiment OF
Infantry. National Guard OF the stats,
Colonel George W. Marshall commanding.
6econd-The Delaware College Cadets,
Governor Reynolds and statf. Governor
elect Marvil md State Offioals In carrie
ages. and all white Republican Clubs.
Third-All oolored Republican Clubs.
The line marched over thls routei Locks
erman street to New, New to Fulton.
Fulton to Bradford. Bradford to Locker
man. Locaerman to Governors avenue,
Governors avenue To Cecil, Cecil to State.
State to Public Green and dismiss. on
arriving at the capitol building Judge
Marvel Administered tho oath.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

We trust that tho effort that Sheridan
Post, u. A. r.. will make to MORO W even.
ing at Sheridan Hall. Ninth and King
streets. will prove successful In clearing
OIL the debt which has haunted the mem.
beers like nightmare. Help these Yor.
thy savers OF your country. They de.
serve well of you. The tickets, which are
only 70 cents, include refreshments. The
program which Will be gone through with
ID even better than at the last entertain.
ment
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

wv trimIuings tine With some aYnsris,nes
efsisrfed stat" where last employ 81, j. a.
We 'his omte' tlA-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

br s.nEs No. COG King street, has a
>ro,M hcsGleine which 10 ths ess. OF the
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

y yon want nico home cheap, with n the
1 improvements, look at No IL H. lglh
street. Z. W. Gooding, sth and Madison
htfeet2 jIb.Ikt-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

To Officer Long beio ngs the credit OF
making n clever capture oil bold burglar
last night.
Shortly before seven O'Clock telephone
message was received at the City hal |
stating that q burglar was In the house OF
Joseph Gould. No oil West street. Harry
Gould was returning home before that
time and noticing a light In the houss
sent In the message.
Captain Chamber was quickly on tho
scene as we'll as court officer Hoal and
other police officers. The burglar seeing
that he was oornered jumped into tie adj.
Joining yard and started on arun followed
by the captain.
Operator Kqne informed officer Long
who reported about that time and thsh
officer was not long In getting to the
scene. He arrived Just In time TO zee him
takea tour Of the yards on Jefferson
street, Finally tho blue coat came up
with hls man In tine yard OF Charles Mans
nellie. 300 West Seventh street. but had to
drag him from a closet Offlcer Heal was
soon by the prisoners eide and assisted
officer Long to take the man to the city
hall.
A silver watch and cham and oonsldeTa.
BILE money. which was In poke tbooks,
were found In his possession and ideLti.
fled by MIR. Gould this morning In the
Municipal Court. when he was given q
hearing and held In $500 ball for bis up.
pearanoe at the upper court
lie gave hls name ae James Duncan and
said he was going to Dover to-day. Chief
Dolan had him photographed to-day and
no will adorn the roRues' gallery. tits
Philadelphia crook. at fret 1t was
thought that the old coins found in his
possession would lead to q connection
with the Chester burglary, but Mr.. Gould
identified the coins as his property. He
had two chieels in his possession and had
set, a I.1fx~ 4 LA.
door In the side yard and gained an on.
trance through u window.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-15

lAtAkTED-A situation by n erst.clss.
Wy bre d. cake and pic baker Vi.nnR
oFeaa 9 speciality. Address baker this once
lt-ir