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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

e&eA, = IN opinicx II western INV.
~. u tAs ssprsme Court.
4 am lawyer Eem . wsufern city in
washington on h1sinoss," said Alfred
4zEnaas % = wsthr for the Washington
Iii have assrl the sights on other vista
ana lind myself with an Idle afternoon. I
recall that the supreme court Is In session
---the most AUGUST judicial tribunal In the
repnblic whoae members are the very en-
bodiment Of the majesty and dignity Of
the law. Iconclude TO 60 there with O
rsverent feeling, hoping for baptism Of
the spirlt which WY inspire me to better
effos IN my prof $sion. enter the cham
Der with muflied ftread. There sit their
judicial majesties, In awful array, In their
great high backed padded chairs, and most
of them apparently asleep. But reflect
that such position with closed eyelids is
conducive Co abstract attention and refleo.
tion. They are pondering deeply the argu-
ments of counsel, a man of age and digni-
~ who has perhaps spent months In pre-
pairing for this occasion, which to him Is
the high water mark Of his professional
life.
suddenly ore Of the judges rouses
himself and makes some remark to his
left 1t Is evidently irrelevant to the case,
.or poth laugh ana pass 1t down the line
rom rght 10 lett. IL provokes comment
anu retort oack ana forth and smiles and
noes untif the whole court Is engaged
win itseii, whiie tho poor lawyer OF his
iees' not caring TO notice the innttention
ana unscourtesy even by momentary
preak IN MS speech, plunges hopelessiy on,
reaiizing That his carefully prepared argu-
ment Is receiving no attention. When the
irrelevant subject Is exhausted, the judges
settie pack into impressive high browed
silence, which Is broken again and again
as they lean over and talk to each other
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10
He KNEW WHAT HE WANTED.
And Even She Clerk Admitted the Fact
After Argument.


After Argument.
A lily white. blond young man entered
web known haberdashers few days
ago to purchase some collars After OK
amining tho various styles from the low
water wars TO the 2s story Cat he selected
two at go cents each.
"They orc three Tor 81 cents" said tho
clerk
"Well. give me two"
BETTER take three for half dollar"
repeated the clerk
II only want two
Eyes bnt two cost 40 cents, and you
get three for 5O-ono for dime. Seer"
said the clerS.
Cant / bny two;' enxiously inquired
tho blond young man. Il only want two :"
''Of course, hut you save 10 cents by
taking three" said tho cleri; "I'll just
wrap up three for half dollar"
Look mere, know what want. You
wrap up two collars.
But sir =
II want two coialrs, and have 40 cents
to pay for them. and
"You lose aine--thrce FOR 90, = insist
ed the clerS ns ne reluctantly wrapped up
tho neckwear.
II don't caro d--n,' howled the
blond young man al rage II know
what want---twn collars. a beer ana a
nickel to pay my street car fare home
Sect Now, can get two collars for 40
cents or nots" and the blond young man
loaned at Rhe mouth ia his righteous in
dignation.
he got the two collars. Tho olork
swooned. He hadn't thought of the beer
and tho street car '-St Lonis Republic
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

Tho Flret Methodist Protestant Church
~ Seventh and Walnut streets was the
scoue OF pretty January wedding last
might the contracting parties being Ell
bridge r. Todd and Mas Ann Elizabeth
Mcgee.
TIE church was well filled by the friends
end relatlves OF the young couple and to
qdd beauty to the scene flowers adorned
the interior and these with the beautiful
costumes OF the wedding attendants gave
the desired effect.
Ths bride was charmingly attired In a
dress Of white crepe yand carried roses.
s TIE Bridesmaid was Miss Alice CHM, of
s 4tyndon. Baltimore county. Md, and the
{ groomsman Robert G. Mcgee The -hers
we're John Swain. James Mcgee George
Eaton aud Charles Mcgee. Rev. b. +.
Jester united the couple and following
there was reception aud supper rendered
me newly married couple at the home of
the brides parents. No. 3t3 West Second
street. Upon their return from New
York Mr.. and Mrs. Todd will reside with
4r. and Mrs. Mcgee.
Ihe Wedding guests included: Mr.. and
Mrs.. >. 81. Mcgee. MIR. and Mrs. Benjamin
Clearss Mr.. and Mrs A. b. Gillespie, ME-
end Mrs. Eugene Il. Barnes of Kirk wood,
Miss Neva Boon OF Baltimore. Mrs NJ.
y. CHM and daughter OF Glyndon, Md.
4liss Bertha Collins of Pleasant Hill,
Misses Gussie and Nellie Mcgee OF Cecil
ton. Md. Misses Beulah and Ethel Barnes
81 kirkwood, Miss May Cieaves. Mis-.
Mabei Crouch, John Spoerl aud Franz
E8ai
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

The Peninsula horticultural Society be.
gan Its eighth annual meeting at Dover
yesterday and will continue until to. m or.
morrow. The tlrst days session was oo.
cnpied by the hearing OF the reports OF
Qnlcers and committeeman. In the ad.
Gress OF the president. James S. Harris,
10 said the Maryland Legislature had ap.
propiatsd $500 for the society DR.. John
y Blaok made an interesting report on
nruits in general during which he sad
rho present Ills from which the growers
Mutier were the result OF their own action
and folly
Years ago science pointed out th dis.
ea5es which wsre likely to attack tree
bsit tia growers only laughed When the
root "a attacked by disease the tree shou Id
DO torn up and the fruit burned. Peach
yeAlow law, relentless and effective. sno i'd
De passed, and n0t1ing left undone to
stamp tho disease out. The grower IN ust
@un his fruit and ship only the best and
thersby beat the California grower In Ills
own market.
Tho doctor 10 OF the opini0nthat peaches
Fnay be successfully shipped &c europa
PM y preparing s0me statistics on that
], ". Kerr SPOKE on the propagation OF
Cult tteos. J. @. q, Brown on apples, and
- NanDemon on the orchard. IInst
8ev. w. :. Maxwell read paper on pears
and j. j. W. klilen one on "a apes. All tile
papers brought out interesting discusslo L
from tha mem bara
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

a
1t was horrible death which bof3|k <h<
man whose horribly manRled ref1Uins
now oeeu py box In Coroner btldr4u't
morgue. Judging from tho conditi41 3:
tho body. the man naver knew what u4Qp-
cd his death. his hend being crushed Tor
Jelly and portions OF his body being Qut
In pieces as large as q man'a hand.
moro aud OHIO Railroad truck-walker ~
he Was walking along tho oas tbound trsc'.
81 the railroad last night and through M
deep out whloh extends from Eieveqth ~
Front street At y point nlnlost dlreotly
beneath the Eighth street crossing ne ~
tentlon was attrnoted BY a basket aue
upon an Investigation found portions Of
mans body along the rails Tor diatauu''
OF twenty five feet. Who tho man wa
could not be ascertalned. as his fsaturoH
we're unreoognizabie and his CLOTHING torI
so that no description could be Rtven-
That his sudden and sad death had only
occurred short time before was plain H.
be seen as the blood along the ties mad no,
yet concealed. The express train 1af'
passed the point going west at 8. IS o'olooi.
the unfortunate man and hurled bis bod '
ON the east bound track only to be f1f1net
mangl8d by the express traiu leaving Del.
aware Avenue station ut 6.i4 O'CLOCK.
WHIT remaiped OF the body was eftek'
ward removed 60 the morgle. and tnis
morning severnd porsons looked upon The
unrecognizabie mass. for such 1t Is. with
out Identifying 1t. A pair OF old ntyit
spectacles, several keys and cente y
money are the only belongings tnat could
be found. From appearances the bod
was that OF 60-year-old man, the lect
being covered by whiskers OF gray ant
the hair OF like color M
The clothing Is warm. but OF pool
material. The man was undoubtedly 4
citizen. as In his hat band was porto,
OF the REpuDLrAAn. He was OF respoote
BILE appearance. t.
Deputy Coroner Chandler has not dc
cided when to hold an inquest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

Mjas Nagule NJ. nanby of Rol,imora 4.
visiting her cousin Mlss Noble Mathevs.
on ". Eighth etreet. "
Miss lennie Helm formerly of WlImil.,.
ton but now of Germautow,i ia this o,ast
OF Mrs E. II. 'Bayne Of Washington street.
The Clerical brotherhood met al Bisbop
stead yesterday. " 'A'p
The penslon of Henry Hammond NJ
Georgetown has been rostored: those 81
James II. Handy OF Wilmington and Qeu
Money of Summit Bird "a have bsen reis.
sued.
Tho Rev. Georne A. Mc(3uire latoIv tho
minister OF the A, mi. Il. Chursh. has laro.
Iy been confirmed by Bishon Coleman and
il now postulant for holy orders in the
diocese.
The Salvation Army will hold a msetino
In linton Church to.night which viii be
Addressed by Mrs. Durham.
Harry e Holt Is replperlng the Grand
Union Hotel. IT.
Moses Chlppey was so years OF age on
Tuosdny.
William Jenkins. who has boon III for I
long time. IS stiff very feuble. ~
Miss Annie Mason. Ct Enat Eleventh
street. IL confined to her home by illness.
| Harry Stewart a few DAYS ago buried hia
wife, she was q devoted member q
| Ezlon Church.
Ali the members OF the Legislators
| came up from Dover on the o. lB train yus-
terday afternoon.
| Thls has boon q dlsagresnble day
fino rain having set IN early this morning
and still continuing at the hour OF going
/ to press.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

Tho Levy Court Comm !ssloners th;f
morning held n special session and dis
GUESSED the quarry site question. Thr
com missioners had adjourned to moe,
until to-day to hear further dlsousslon o.
the purchase Of the site and heard Judgs'
j. Frank Ball. who urged them not to b.
hasty In making the purchase In view o.
the proposed bill for a state penitentiar,'
which would be presented to the Lsxit
laturo at the present session and tn
committee having II In hand TO preseii
and urge its passage.
The Judge said the committee had Visit
ed tho Eastern Penitentinry at Phtlade.
phIa and asoertainsd that he cost Of
maintaining a pr pner was 10 cents . d.
The work they 0bmplished reduced thai
amount 10 little over y cents day.
each county being credited with II cent
for each prisoner sent from 1t. In vloy'
OF this Mr.. White offered tnis resolution
which was passed;
Whereas, by act OF tho General Assembl
passed at Dover April ~. 1903 the Lev
Court OF New Castle County were author
lied and directed to procure q stonl
quarry for The purpose therein set fort,
said quarry to be procured within twt
years from the above date.
''Anc wherens, 1t has boon suggested
that there may be possible Legislative q
ton looking to The erection OF o sta
penitentlary, whereby the purchase OF til,
said quarry might be unnecessary.
''lissolved. That action upon the pu'
chase OF the said quarry be postpone
until the regular meeting, February 5ti.
1885,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

There have been many petty thefts
committed in tins city Of late. but the one
which required the greatest nerve" and
at the same time was an apparent ofIehse.
wac the stealing OF thlrty-two loaveB of
bread from the store at Fourteenth and
Claymont streets, early yesterday morn.
ing.
Not only did the thieves make off With
the bread but the box which contained 1t
Is also missing, and the store propriht or
is inclined to believe that IL suitable
conveyance could have been received.
the building with Its sleeping occupants
would also be in the hands OF the thieves.
W. L. Gilbert. the baker at Tenth and
Pine streets, placed the bread In the box
, and he says II the person or persons who
bold The box will call on him he Will give
| up the key SO that the receptacle may be
opened, IL 1t is not already.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

xn9 &oHx&4(10H IL i6Ssl 6ptl6a sllxd4
oatta 636e no M ~ poyQr thi9 n1orqkuE /
end hefofe tlisy ,aeye the oenl1a! qlty
hops 10 impks6s upon tho mindn ~ th4
lcGislatoFn that tho noloon has to great
Influence ii tho stsia of DolaWare. The
delegates went down on tho 8. ~ and II. Is
O'Clock trains and numbered about nfty.
The convention VIA called 70 order ~
Rev W.l 8. Murray and the business o.
lowed.
Ths convention viii be held Ia the
Opera House. There has been an infproa-
sion that the convention was being held
at this time because u was thought that
the Legislature would also be ID session
and the meeting would have its efisot on
the members OF that body, hut Rev. J. d.
e. Hanna last night said such an Idea mad
mot entered tina minds Of the advocates,
and the fact Of the Legislature having adj
Jourued would In no way embarrnss tho
work that had boon laid out.
The following named persons went
10 the special traini George y. Marlg
A. I. Scott. Henry Q. Robin on, A, y
Grow. Dr. 1. " Tcmlinsvn, Richard +.
". Dunlap, Miss Anna yandever. Mlss
Matiaok, W. S.white, Rev. ]. Howard A. r.
Tatnali, George W Goodwin, Mrs. N,
=. Francis, Mira. Fanny MAXWELL. W. j.
Staats. j. @. wilson. Ezra Fell. ChRrles
Baedenkopf, Henry Eyans, Rev. Wesley
q. Johnson, James J. Wyatt. q. q. Gar.
penter. ]. Augnstus MoCauliey. Job H.
Jackson. Washington HastIngs, rev.
John ID. q. Hanna. J. ii. Gibson. Rev
L. Il, Terry, George NJ. ID. Cam, II. 3
Goldey. W. W Lowden.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

During the past week President Goldey
piafad the following graduates in posi-
Mons
& sorge ". Adkins as stenographer for
. A. Rhoads q Son. and Miss Matte Sip.
pie u stenographer for The j. Miller
ihonlas Co. Hs Is about placing Miss
ftoeefla NJ. Hartman as assistant book.
keeper fof f. Blumenthal & Co., and Miss
Nellie Hslson as stenographer for Frank
4. hltohaii. Roofer, He has also another
application from out OF the city. for a
fonng Inau baokkeeper and sten ogra pher
which he lie nnApte to ill at present, There
b always a premium on well trained
Young people, apt they are seldom out of
o position. Young men and women who
desire positions shepld avail themselves
Of the facilities aTtjfsed by the Goldey
Commercial Gollos : Eighth and Market
ntroetS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

Frpncs G. DUPONT met with quito a O.
rious accident on Wednesday evenins
AS he was about driving into the lawn 4
his residence near the powder yard H.
wheel OF his cart came In contact with *
spring which opens aud closes the ga
with such force as to cause an upset, whe
one Of his legs oaught In such way. a. 1
break the bone below the knee.
Three OF the mon employed on tn
PROMISES came to hts assistance and on,
ried him to the house. DIR. Maull wa
summoned and on his arrival the bon
was set and the pationt made as comfor,
able as possible.
He bears his misfortune with gref
fortitude and hopes to be uple to be 0t
again in Few weeks. lie has the gym
plthy OF the residents in the vicinity
who greatly reg rot HE misfortune.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

M Ne 3 H n NJ @<& n N. a
y k11o !r1iili 3oen sftsr mat 4
y VI ~ 4 nrisd Through tho via
J: &9HA wright ~ deliver q crate OF
@NN H4ekef OF onions to Onaries
4l!4f<ek The goods wore delivered but
2.. ~ g isao4kn5 y WAS not proper 10 re-
3sz1 4ltn rs which be collected. He
~ elHt k94 with eueexxiement aud hsld
~ 3Sex peil - nrnear TO- morrow morning.
"a 144 recelpte< till will be producad
3 Il n5 e1g1lned he iost ths bill and aid
~ e41z@M oons Frank arrested Tor
i&eofrf4ibte. He ran away toIn
T. t>st . H<4Ub9t. and no cannu1 do
With hlm. Frank stated 60 the
E5= e< smst ~ M Deen einployed since he
ease vss continued until Ep.morrow
ny cssss Of ! Pussy Smith, and Harry
eSeo1s ~ Whtch both men Ore charged
ned until to-morrow rnor1ing ~ snsv had
81 counsel Engaged. CITY Solicitor Ell
1tQtf compiafped that ne had not seen the
NLt1esees Tor the State and THAT ne did
9ot Know what evidence could DO pro.
been suggested that the earliest
ssae Information OF all the evidence
81 AL cases should be secured aud given to
the prosecuting attorney as then IL
would facilitate the batter workings of
city scilcitor should kao@ what hIs wit
nssses are sclnR to TESTIFY to before they
50 on the staAd.
In iustios 10 the City Solicitor 1t IL
elated that an afternoon pager yesterday
stated no Tailed TO prove ths value OF tho
coat atolen. The coat was proven to have
bean OF no value and the prisoner wac dis
ehnrRed on the request of the city solicit
tor Inc city solicitor may have faults
put ne should not be nude to appear 10 a
report
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

II any OF our readers wish to purchaes
good reliable gold Lincoln fountain pc,
sold elsewhere for %, which we Will for
ward to any address for o.. Money o.
accompany all orders sent to W. Seol
Vernon, REPUBLICAN office. Tho penn
have boon used In tho RRPUBLIoAN ofiict
by the reporters. who pronounce 10 the
best pen on the market and the price tn
cheapest on record. for first class arti-
Gle. We will only sell to readers OF ths
REPUBLICAN,. we do not wish any others t.
send orders, '
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

N MI, 5ohnson, Who ~ thtQWn Into I'm 4
sy!ySnia w hs NV sirosias ~ eoi dstsd
sfafoS Coast survey. u cfeaulatinK 4 poti'
ton addressed to tho htate LeRislature,
asklnQ thai tho old line DO re,establ ished.
The patttionis being generally signed
Ia that vicinity. Mr. Jaoxaon, of Hookes.;
sin has IN charge similar paper.
Mr. johnson seems very much IN ear.
nest and declares that II be cannot get
the line fixed Enthusiastically at the hands OF
the Legislature, be will carry the same TO
the supreme Court OF the United States.
Tho gentlcmen who have been lIelonR
Pennsylvanians and are now. BY the uew
iIae made citizens OF Delaware, are az
much disturbed In spirit a. Is Nj. John
son.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

Miss whltford, OF this city is spsndln q
few days with AuTustus b. Miller and
wife, Kenneth Square.
Miss L. p. Knox. OF this city. Is visiting
tho family OF h. d. Swayne In Kennett
Square.
Thomas Seal has sold his farm OF lis
acres, partly In New Garden township amt
parity in Delaware, to Thompson McCor.
mick, who owns the adjoining farm.
Terms private.
al Fol on was burned Tuesday morning
Loss 5000.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

weil.dressec middle aged white man
suddenly jumped from a north bound
p, w. a. B. Railroad express train at
Moore's station, above chester. last even.
ing, while the train was running ct the
rate OF about thirty miles an hour He
was instantly killed.
The train was stopped and the body
taken 10 tho coroner's oiiice. The clothing
contained the name of ~. Edgar Keefer.
LEI Sherry street, Baltimore" and Lewis
IL. b.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

Catharlne s. Christy aud husband havs
transferred to Emily T. Young and Mary
w. Bare three story brick dwelling a.
Twelfth and Tatnall streets.
Thomas Fdrmar and wife have trans.
brick dwelling at 9th and Orange and a /
story brick dwelling at 4th and Poplar
street aud Daniel MoKerney and wife to
Thomas Fdrmar the story brick saloon
at Sd and Monroe streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

The first of serleR Of six illustrated
lectures on The History of the Republlo
Of Yeniee.n to os delivered undor the aus
pieee of the New.Oentury Club, by W.
Hudson Shaw, III. A, was delivered yes
ferday afternoon.
Tho subject of this lecture was ''Ths
City OF the Rlalto." and dealt particularly
with the founding OF the city aud the iirst
epoch of Yenstian history from 452 A. D.,
To tho election Of the iirst Doge of Venice
IN 691 A d.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

There was q considerable variety Of
weather in Wilmington yesterday. The
morning was chilly. although cloudy;
the early afternoon rainy. the latter part
OF the afternoon hail falling; She early
evening snow falling and at blight rain
again falling which converted the snow
into siush.
This mornlng rain again fell and al.
fOgetber yesterday and to-day have oeen
very disageeeable days both under foot
and overhead. The storm which has
caused all this bad weather formed In the
South yesterday morning and rapidly
moved northeastward up the coast II
ehuee : tho predicted cold wave to halt In
It's tracks. and weather bureau officers say
& Is doubtful whether that remainder oil
tho arctic regions Will visit this viciui Is
nj ALL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

Aud tiny loss we deeply feel,
But It's God that has bercft us,


TAYLOR-5 Idaenly ON the 9th inst. Mary
LouISs. beloved wife OF Walter Taylor. In
the 3Gth year OF her age.
vited TO attend the funeral from the resi-
denea OF her husband on Bancroft g Bank.
Saturday afternoon. Meet at tho hou Sc at
p. m. lnierment at Mt. salem Cemetery.
Oecii County papers please copy.
HEW TTT:-On Jan. Sth. 1875. Ida H.. vile
OF s. Hickman Hewitt aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral from her husbands residence.
Rose tiIll. near Wilmington, Dol. on Friday
18th inst at2 p. III. Interment at Whining
ton aud Brandywine cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

John A. Trimhle of Hoekessln slaughter
Cd Chester County white pig 81 months
old, on Thursday last, which weighed $50
pounds. One of the hams weighed So
pounds. and was so large that 1t excited
considerable attention OF the citizens who
noticed 1t In the King street market. where
Ct was offered for sale. Any farmer who
can report a larger pig will please give US
f2eta and H.yura.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

A gentleman from Pehcadsr Hundred
said Wednesday morning on Market
street that his neighbors feel highly COM
plimented over the mention Of tho name
of 9ehu w. Davis In connection with the
Senatorial cDntea.. They did not think
MIR. Davis chances very Rreat. but still
thers ls something in the Idea Of honor.
able mention.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

Ella L.. wife OF VIM. Southgate, OF
Stanton, departed this life on Sth inst,
Of meningitis OF tile brain. She was the
daughter OF the late Charlotte Hendrick-
son of Greenvllle. Christlana Hundred
She was u devoted Christian mother an d
wife; she leaves two children, babe Z
months old. Her death lie great lvss ana
gu sgreatiy to be regretted
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

Rev. Kent NJ. Bull. pastor Of Noting
ham Presbyterian church. south of OK.
ford, has resigned his charge. ]. II.
Brown and J. a. Kirk have been appointed
commissioners to represent the congre-
CATION at q called meeting OF Chester
Presbytery at Lincoln Universally on jan
uary nth. Mr.. bull. 1t is reported. has
received a call from u church near Balti.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

Sixty-ive persons who favor local op.
tlon left for Dover this morning on the
s. 10 O'Clock train. Among the passengers
on TINT train was Detective McNey, but IL
could not be verified that he was going
to attend the local option. Bernard j.,
we belieye Is not guilty.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

\ Michael MoQuade was charged before
Magistrate Kelley last svening with as
Hsult and battery on Solomon, Gaworski.
McQuade Ii q foreman and Solomon
workman employed at the Blumenthal
Morocco works. Solomon seemed to be
tagging behind and MeQuado ordered him
20 hurry up and was struck by Solomon.
McQn.tfs then ratallatad. Tie case was
6lsIai3 e:i.