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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

The following sules have been arrans
February


The following sUlss have been arranged.
February
O. Heal Estate eO5 TatualI street.
u W = Burris. Ned Lion.
II, Morris Smith horses, Chester. Pa.
IL Furniture at StIdnan sons Auction
Room.
IL, G + ljunnutiy. white CLAY Greek lid.
II, nae Welilh Brnndywlre lid.
ID. Joseph Talcy, Braudyylne Hid.
III, Theodore Jones Rcd Lion It'd
~ Is Zimmerman, horses, NJ, dIa,
H. J II Whlttsn, heal i.-tatc. newark
40. EstRte OF II l. Wood, ChiiattaBa lid
~ J 4 Rodgers hcai Z ate. New Castle
IL, sal "a Furniture IIll lel Ave
~. a smith. penct Ter I'D
le y tornbroJHs. Mil Creek I'D
~ Miss Annie stopp"4 br.adywlnc H.
a. 81, Jos. Fulim1r, uurt House
~ frhnh Gray. ltcd zion HI
y, ~ IN w Aud t.ou bdywlne I'D
q. Sarah 4 Cluul, brand, tyIne- ii a.
Y. heHl Estate ~ hailI-Is h. Z Enaume
b. ihtntc OF Alfret HaNsou. II Il lreeA
Clay Creek hd
u. X L Roberts. Aorses Chester
-, Estate Of John Mckee n ar stanton
%, Cloud Estat', BRA tIywtno ia.
Is. Joseph Mitchell, Hu'Iussin,
~. Joshua Laws. PenGtder I'D
kksrch
), n Torrens ovor Sd 81 Bridge
ThoA Dayet, Pencacer ia.
z, Agnes Brookes, fencader Hd.
"a Herbert Brown. IS audywiue lid.
. a. w Barnaby. New Castle it'd.
~ Unclaimed Goods OF p. W. &BR Il.
FURNITURE. 2Os West IAN 81
~. u Gallagher. White Clay Creek-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

Gus lille Star Organization appeared at
the Grand Opera House last evening be-
fore wall flied house. despite the In
clement weather. In ne excellent vand g.
Vile program Va oould To selected. Ihi 8
organization 10 the hest OF the kind that
has appeared here this scason.
"Nancy,"a lauRhable comedy, Will be
given at the Grand Opeta House. by
Americas queen OF mirth aid music,
Fanny Rice. and q capable COMPANY. She
has been criticised by all critics and
comes highly recon nended by all as a
fun maker. She draws u laugh whether
you want to or not 1t is done without
bringing sorth anything pert or hoyden-
ish in her acting. Every act 10 gwen
with u native modesty and dellcacy that
10 bound to win admiration on every oe.
casion. The play abounOs In fun from
beginning TO end.
The dramatic captata "BelshaEzar"
which Will be given at the Grand Opera
uouse this and tom orrow evenings was
written by B,ackall aud Butteriisld The
scenes are taken from that part OF Bible
history which relates to the captivity I
tina Jews. AS IL will be given by HON 3
talent. members OF the West Ind Cho raj
Club 1t will be q success.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

"And you say you viii not have cork
Lego" asked the doctor after quitting OF
the leg of IL man who had met with an 40
cldent.
Sure, that's pfwhGt l said, and dont
you forget it,"
'.Why notp"
"Why not, surei You don't know me,
sorl A Cork leg, ami mo Connaught
mnni Oh, mol I'd dole foorst. ''-Araan-
saw Traveller.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

Shortly after II o'plCok to-day an alarm
OF lire was sent In from fire alarm box IS.
II was responded to by the Delaware
Truck. Friendship aud Neccacos com.
paules. Wnen they arrived they found
TINT the Naterwltch Company wDs there
already US thoy h ID been nollfled by tele-
phone
The Phoenix and Fame Hose Company
also responded, The fire was In the front
parior OF the handsome residence OF
Franklin Patterson, Thirteenth and Rod.
ney streets. II was caused by an over
heated etove The lUss was placed al 500.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

Train No, GO. OF the Maryland Division,
last evening shortly before ! O'clouR,
struck man at Newark station who was
working on the railroad at the time. The
man stepped of the southbouui track to
let the train pass autl etappsi In front OF
tho northoOund tam. flis arm was bfok-
en- and he vac otherwise injured DIR.
Draper iuG Detective JOnes lstt Tor New.
ark as coon as tile news came to tbs city.
Whom they reached Newark they found
TINT tint man had been taken to his home
aud u local doctor summoned. Ihe mans
name could not Ne OBJ lalned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

The woes OF the pilots at Philadelphia
were ventilated ut the maritime Ixohanxe
on Thu sday. The meeting had been
called for the purpose OF devising some
plan By which all pilots should have an
equal chance at incoming and outgoing
vessels. II was called by tho men who
are opposed to the practice OF certain pi.
lots who go by rail 10 nearby ports to re-.
celve vessels ordered to PHILADELPHIA port
Instead OF taking their turn from the
pilot boats that cruise of the delaware
eapes In search .of incoming STEAMERS.
Inc following were present at the meet.
Ing from Delaware Virdin, Price aud
Morris. 1t is to bs hoped that the Beard
OF Port MARTENS may lie aUle to agree
upon some compromise plan.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

II ,lefunct Athletic Association Of this
plaGs wants to nay OF its outstanding
debts. and therefore will hold u fair and
festival In the Op"ra House on next
Thursday anu Friday evenings
The Lsdles' Mite Society OF the NJ F..
Church will give . supper ut the Opera
House the afternoon and evening of Feb.
22nd.
MIR. and MIRA. Robb. OF wilm gton.
have been guests OF Mr.. and Alra. Willard
A. Fleming the past week.
Mrs. Susan A, Fu.h dlsd near this tow,
yesterday In har-47th year In,erment al
ut Union church this aft.'ro
smyrna had NJ Interesting innings be-
fore the Levy Court Yesterday.
Miss lara MurHalrnyd. OF Whining.
ton is the guest Ur Mrs. A, Vaudever,
CllXton
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

WrsT CHrsfER. Pa. February THE
Tattersail in this placs was the sceno to.
night of merry occnslon In the way OF
mUrried mems ball, 10 which oyeI twelve
hundred persons had boeu invlLed. There
were persons present from all points In
thus and neighJoriug counties and from
several cities ana towns In neighboring
Siateg. The delegations from Whining
ton. Coatesville. DownIDItCn. Media,
PhoaniXvliio. Kannett Square, Malvern
ami KNOXVILLE wore especially large. Tho
nllair was gotten up by the married meu-
OF this borough,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

ELKToN, Md, Feb7. large both ouess
Of William Cook & Co., near The line OF
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti.
more Railroad, at Newark, Del. thee
mics north Of the Maryland state line.
caught lire about3 o'clock tnis morning
and wers totally destroys A email
frame dwelling.house neaIby was dc.
5troysd. In tie lighthouses were large
collection of valuable plants, which were
destroyed. Tho loss Ia estimated at
50. 500, partially covered bv Insurance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08
Cynical.

An Arabian proverb, put in the form Of
dialogue, reflects the cynicism of Arab
wit. IL runs thus:
Yes, he's indicted, but he'll never DO
convicted.
why noti" /
Nobody to testify against him."
why notf"
because he hasn't any friends."-
Youth's CoiurguiGn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

The cold snap Indirectly was the cause
OF 10 seseton Of court this III ornlng When
court was opened two OF the jurors em-
panatled IN the Lally case did not answer
when called.
They mad gone to their homes down the
state last night AMI their return this
morning was made impossible owing TO
the drifting oil the snow ON the railroad.
Al 1880 o'clock Adjournment was made
until so O'Clock
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

90

William Beyerleln. OF No. 1917 Lincoln
street. while on his way to work this
morning suffered a attack OF RpOplexN
He fell ON Munioe street above Eighth,
aud against an iron fence. one OF the
rats piercing the cheek.
Pedestrians foaud the man in an un-
conscious condition from tho wound and
cold. lie was carried into the drug store
oil Or. b. X. Veasey ami revived.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

The fourth quarterly love feast Of Scott
Nj Il, Ghuroh will 10 heid Ia the lecture
room of the ob1rch Tonight. Rev. L. u.
barrett the prosldlng elder OF Whining.
ton district will DO present and conduct
the love feast. AT It's Uloss he will hol d
th3 fourth quarterly Conference. II 10
earnestly desired That the members AN d
friends be present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

Samuel Stills coiored was tue only man
arrested for drunkenness today. OHIO r
Malnaey found tho man helplesslv intnxl-
Gated aud nearly frozen. AT the station
house he was thawsi out.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

.rhar sported drowning Of Harlan Smith
Of this city At lllDsrnia few days ago Is
untrue, M, hmitA Is alive and wa. WORK.
ing to day. The .o8Buulsrs ics Company
arB at q lose 10 know where the story
eriglna ted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

Sergeant Black lAst eveuing arrested
man named Golllns for beiug drunk ON
Market Rtrest He was lying face down.
watd III the snow. lie was fined - and
ooats ny Judge ball this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08
FIFTH edition.
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A BLIZZARD
s. 81 FOR A NIGHT.
A HOWling Wind Blows Snow Into
impossible Drifts.
A REMINDER OF 1888.
Trolley and Railroad Traffic
Knocked Out-Not a Train
Moved on Track

Wilmington last night was visited by q
regular blizzard. the first one since the
IN EN- orable storm of 1888 and before day.
break had taken possession OF tho city.
BLOCKING travel on all the railroads and
trolley lines and making many oil the
streets im passable.
1t was not the depth OF the snow alone
which male thu storm remarkable one.
but tho fact that II came In the midst OF
IL period OF cold wea Their whose low range
OF therm ometer hns rarely been equalod
In tho CITY aud vicinity. and was like.
wiss accompanied by an intensely us
agreeable northwesterly wind, blowing
at the rate OF forty miles an hour and
cutting into the fuces and through the
heaviGg clothing of pedestrians WHO
found 1t necessary to be upon the streets.
These two elements, together with the
four inches OF snow which fell drove peo-
pie Indoors, piled high the drifte on rail-
roads streets aud vacant lots, and alto
gether made record for itself as ono of
the moet severe storms which Whining.
ton has had for number OF years.
The storm began about one o'clock and
was preceded by light fail OF snow.
Previous to the fail th o mercury had reg
lstereh low but the morning was not the
coolest ono OF tho year, BY 0 o'clock the
wind swept the snow into peoples faces
aud down their neoks 1t pelLed tnein 30
they could hardly SEQ ana not content
with that, 1t swept up tue snow inter 1t
1t around like mod.
The snow grew deeper and desper and
walking grew very dillloulJ Huge drifts
formed on the sidewalks and the people
had to wade through them up 10 the
knees. Then transportation began to be-
come impeded. Many people who had
been WORKING all day long In stores and
factories had 10 truuge honeward In tho
very teeLn OF the storm. BY O'Clock
Mari et street wus deserted.
But the worst was yet 10 come, and
when day dHwned this morning those
who were compelled to leave ihslr hon es,
experienced the severest morning OF
many winters. They found inpussa bic
drifts and when old Aeoius wound be.
cone still moment he would suddenly
laugh, and when no dii HE violent breath
blew the drtted snow into sheets, enyelDp-
Ing the pedestrian In Il cloui of white,
and causing him to shver from head to
loot.
delaware avenue was a verltable urea
way, for the storm. Down it the wind
whlstled. carrying before 1t binding
clouds OF snow and piliug 1t on both sides
| oil the thoroughfHre to depth Of three
feet. The city railway company's tracks
wers buried in many places, while In
others the rails were covered by coating
| OF iue
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

Fl r. Bourdon has reopened his cigar
and tobacco store and factory at the 8.
W. corner of SECOND AMI Shtpley strssts,
where no will ae pieise to sea all OF his
old frieLds and many new ones.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

A boy, reading the verse And those
who 1.-Two in cottages arc happier than those
who sit on thrones, startled the crowd by
reading thus, And those who live in cot
agos aEe happier than those who sit ON
horns :"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

Several WiIfuingtonians visited Balti.
more Md. Yesterday aftrrnoou to wit.
10 ga cock fight. The Wilmington birds
won aud our local sports won quite O
nice sum.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

John Conway. 23i Harrison etreet. died
this morning from an attack OF pnau.
monia. Ha was agad seventy ysars. His
funeral wall take place on Monday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

Tbs lecture bv Rev. W. j. R-rminrhlm,
which VS. to have hem delivered Inst
eycuing in the Aud toriuIn. was postponed
until Il. Patriots Da,.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

Investment and Securities yielding
from tot per cont
orders for the purchase and sale OF
stocks and Bondson Commission axecut-
ed at all the stouk exchanges
Private telegraph wires to New York,
Philadelphia. Boston aud Chicago.
Foreign Drafts aud Letters OF Crodlt IL
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

100 bexes cigars at 85c. for %; 500 boxes
of so cigars at 45e, pursteip's, East
Second street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

A horse sttao he'd to a sleigh. ran away
on Market street this morning, upsettihR
the sleigh. and throwing the driver out.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08
MARnIAEIrS.

In this issue The Charles Warner COM
pany advertlses for twelve steudy men US
drivers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

wHANG COSbY-At Scott parsonage. Fob.
9Th by lev, Ii. Wait, James whnng aid
Saiiie Comfy, both of WILMINGTON.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08
Third edition.
ALL SIDES FIRM.


STAR Correspondence of the Republican.
Dover. Del, February 6. 1895.
were absent to-day, because they could
not get here by tralu. Those who were
present voted for their choice aud no
break took place
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08
THE g3d DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1893.
at = o'cit,ck u, m,

The following described reai estate, viz:
All thut certain lot, piece or parcel of land
with brick mes uuge thereon ete.red.
(fnown as No. Iais Washington sire y, sit
upIel IN he city Of Wilmington cuunty OF
New Castle. SIHrc OF delaware. aud bounded
and described AS 10 blows. to VT:
Begi"n.ng on the westerly sdo OF WASH
inStoa street. at the distance OF nfty 'eet
soittheIly from he southeriy side at Thir-
tecnth street, ihensc westerly para lol W til
hi teenth street ono huHired feet 10
stake; thence south'riy parallel with wash
rug; on strunt tweniy-thIcc leet to another
aLaRe; iLehcr eASieTly PARALLEL with 1hlT.
ecnth street and paesng through the middle
oil the division wall between this and the nd
,oniug huuaD oil the south one hundred lert
On tue said side OF Washington street, nnd
,heuce thereby rUrticriy twenty three Iect
totae piace OF 10 tin,.inH.
Seizel ANA tax, IN execution rs the pro.
perry of Charles Thompson aud May L.
thompson. his vile and lienry Z. Robrison.
Its and TO DO sold by
PAUIGlLI.S' Sheriff.
sherifrs Office. Wilmington. Del. February
G. 1895. Is
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

A DMINIsTaAToRg SALE of personal
n property viii sell the personal proper.
ty OF liza net Il. Draper. deed on the road
leading from Newark to Coochs MIL.
THURSDAY, FEB. 9Th, 1895.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

Thomas b Smith has transferred the
Property 500 West Fifth Street to Salls ~.
Rely
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08
n n MN r a. Cough Cure
n A I'VE He MS Brraks Colds
~ - uvu &z1 49, Up In
2FHours.

For pure milk and crsam. 40 to 102 West
12 street. delivered In jars ana cans to all
parts of the city. EMIL kRAUss.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

A Any part Of it that
you may want
Storm Overcoat, Cap, Boots
we will be glad to
pio furnish you. The
"s price reductions in all
departments make it worth
your while to buy here. You
Will find iull line of
Storm Overcoats,
Heavy Caps,
Sweaters.
Heavy Underwear,
Boots and Rubbcrs
at prices made to clean out
odd lines and heavy weights.
The reductions come just
when you need the goods
Double. From to-day
we will allow
SOI9d Shoes a discount of
FL. 10 per cent.
Less 10 per CT. on on, double
Tan and Black gram, 81 so
and S.. from S. 40 and 50.
We close evenings at b eX-
except Saturday.
JAS Z. MULL1N & Son
Clothin5, 9th & Market,
Hats, Wilmington,
SaoeS DslaWars.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

3 head of horses cows 3 heifers lbuli.
brood SOW aud pigs
Farming lmplements-e farm wagons with
rgg ,ngs for . Iuie. horse cart. juinpseat Carl
age two horse dear born one horse dearborn.
sleigh and bells. riower OSBORN blnGer hoise.
rake. roller pairs OF twin harTows wheel
guilty tor. hana ct,ltiyutors, plowa corn
marker rain dr., |. carr age pole. Rruln bags
iun. corn sheupr, shov'ls, spndes. Rruhbing
hoe. cross cut saw. farm he'll lot Of pitch
forks single and duunle trees. sets OF lend
ur pillow has mesa srt OF double car iage bar
ne;s. set OF single carriage hnl ness bride,
collars ms, sct of cart harness robe uni
Blankets beams and pea. lead dreamer. milk
cans churn. butttrtub. IL tons OF hay, ~
ilrres of wheat la the ground household and
Kitchen furniture Ierns cash.
Am,n's vrsin!a II. h D,aper.
VINE T. DAYErT Auot. fj.2t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

me snow aUQ Ddu Weather are over
but tlnt doesn't mean tho snd OF the cold
weather. Far out in the western states
there ID the moat reinnrRab area OF
extreme cold which tho weather bureau
has ever had occasion to notico IL Is
hendiug IN this direction, aud The proba-
hlites arc that ny tonight, OF at any
rate to morrow morning. the thermo-
meter will drop down to zero, II not
below.
II Is not a part OF the cold snap which
got here Tuesday. aud which was also very
general over tho country. but ID an entire
ly nsw cenLre OF high barometer formed
out in British Columbia the day before
yesterday and now sweeping everything
In Its path Ms 1t comes eastward. Its re-
mirkdble features are the very wide area
over which IL extends and the rather nigh
bsroInsters which have been observed ut
the point where 1t has been centred. From
Mexico away up into British America,
from the west side OF the Rocky Noun
tnIns To the east side OF the Mississippi.
may roughly describe the reich Of
country oYbr which 1t extended yesterday.
The people OF INFLAMMATION nave been com.
planning thut they never had an Uld.fush-
lulel winter, but whom tue coming suap
arrives they Will get their long wanted
winter aud all OF 1t That they want.
Many people say the beautiful halo
wuich enclrGtsd tie mJon Oh Wrdns5.
day night Indicated the approach oil tho
STORM
1t WIS an are ofllght surrounding the
sun, but showing only part OF Its circle on
acuoanL of Inc tow POSITION of
the suu IN the heavens. The Inner edge
next TO Tie sun was clearly defined rim
OF rod aud beyond this came several rims
oil Light not 30 clearly defined and ending
IN Il TIT of palo blue ncIrceIy distinguishes
b 9. lnis combination caused tho pneno-
mena 10 be taken for u ruiuDuw by many
OF those who SAW II. IL was CAUSED by the
relraction of the light OF the sun through
the fins crystals OF ice anu snow floating
In the atmosphere. Homewhat similar
pllnHoinenH called Il CORONA IL caused by
Lns r.,fraetlon al the lns light through
hight ilaecy clouds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

HiDTlsE -rhud directors meeting. a
IN 5000 meeting cot 81 q trrcturs " I'll
e ,letl IN ntrovIlle nat IhristiAna hun
drri. =. Co. o. Iuaty irh. ut > y. IN. All
inIeTgbftd IN Changes IA tue srhobI laws
aholi8 at end, wlLLS PASsMDRfS &C.
iS-ttd-ltw +. -. FairNIlle Ia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

Dr. Slmms, No. b06 King street, has q
worm medicine which is tbs 5es. on the
market. Try bottle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08

On the Baltimore and ONO Railroad
several trains wcrO compelled 10 come TO
u stand still OWING TO Inc urilL5. AT
tonnes station, u lew Niles horLh OF the
CITY, The express tIaln due To arrive here
nt2 a. IN. had to sLop. Inc Train Was
mnde up OF several heavl loaded bag
gage cars and the5t, the poularous loGoulo-
tive could not draw through the snow,
WHOM hui drIfted as high us the wheels.
Tue train hud To remain ut the station
until O'Clock this morning, when lAborers
removed the snow.
1.-THE local trains TO Philadelphia are
moving on time. but tho coming from
that ely are behind ttnie.
Adyices from NOrluIH state that ths
storm has been tue severosJ since 1851.
Transportation companies unvo ro'aIVtd
warming not 10 start out vessels anu ship.
ping ls at u stanlslill
Inc Norfolk express for thl4 city which
mostly ARRIVES at O'CLOCK was blocked
IN II sucw bank at Gums Crossing II W
mites below Middietown.
Tae midnlghL exprJs5 Tor Norfolk was
caught Ill u snow bang below Krkwood
and dusplte the Efforts OF four eli .;iIIes II
was erb at III O'CLOCK.
No - which Is due In this city at y, 30
a. IN. dad not arrive until O'CLOCK Wneu
1t arrived IN two sections.
Another Maryland division train wa
No IL when also was IN Two uIvisiuiis anu
inssead OF 430 it was o O'CLOCK when 1t
arrived.
In consequence OF tine blockade. Repre-
sentative Pyle was detained mere Jhis
morning There was II" travel over tho
Delaware division bsfOro noon.
40 freight truIus were ruauinR to-day.
The newspaper train Nus several hours
Iate, Iraye, over tie W. " N. allrO DAD IL
completely b!Ocked.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-08


Pedestrians receiysd no signal from the
storm Aing. but were numerically wheel
el al aund the cuIners. E,veryboly VINO
waS out OF doOr5 sought tue street oars
but b oy were tue pre- OF the elements.
md II was not long until after trying to
.un 1T u sio rats the" weie OH ged to
20 out OF service us tuvy were completely
b.ueked, and IN many casos Tho 1U&es
were purnal out
lhs upenot OF tue matter was that the
seuylee was crlppied and the city was left
without any street car accom- uI Odation.
IlIa big sweeper was puC INTO service and
h5 / O'clock the LeiHwarG avenue IIns
was open 10 travel aud cars wero running
OH fitne.
Nvne OF the branch roads Of the Della
wura DIVISION arc open 20 travel to day
except tho d.. NJ. x V. ruui.
Near Hampton Roads yesterday an un.
noWl Yi55j. ran inLJ and sank the
LATER.
The Nerfolk express which was caught
at Ciinl's 10y tho snow. arrived ut Ii
o'eloak. lhe first train over tue Delaware
division left soon afterwards WIN threa
engines attached. 1t got sLniled at New
Castle and two more engines were seut
Il ner lascua.
there ara three trains somewhere down
the road. anu 1t IL not known whom They
they will arrive.