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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-12

The newly elected officers OF Charles
Sumner Post, q. A. r., were Installed last
nning.
Register OF Wills Cooch this moruire
rr ,nted to Rebecca Campbell letters I
ad ainistratlon on the estate OF David
Campbell late OF WilmiI gtjn
Rev. Merritt Hulburd. u. D.. Will de-
llver IN address at the Opera House to.
morrow afternoon at O'clock under tho
auspices Of tho J, N. O. A. His subject
Mhat9 How1 Whenf WhereH
There will be special music by a double
Male Quartatte under tho leadership of
MIR J. Il. Clymer. Meeting for men and
women.
/ N, Mills. Clayton, was 10 the olty
Ex.blstrlot Attorney Watson was In
town to-day. He said that Kent countyis
all right and that 1t will cut q prominent
part on Monday night 10 the Senatorial
caucus.
Owing 10 disagreement With tho t,ok.
ct department OF the Pennsylvania Rail.
road, the \. NJ. Il. O.. have been com pelI.
cd TO cancel all arrangements for the
special excursion to Dover on Tuesday,
january 18th. The club will 20 on the
regular train leaving the p, W. d B. sts-
tion nt ). ID a. M, and tho members are
asked to meet at club house at 745 O. m.
oglesby band will aecopaEy Thorn.
Francis q. Hofleeket will deliver the 4th
lecture of Brownson library Association
series at the hall, 4th and jackson streets
Monday evening. His topic will be
Delaware In the Revolution" A line
musical program is In preparation Id
connection with the lecture.
Tho coroners Jury TO inquire Into the
cause of the death Of Domipick McDons
nell, yesterday afternoon Returned q yers
dict OF accidHntAi death. but that the OH.
unknown. ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-12
THIRD EDITION.


~ DSitlSh steamship Brlxam was
~ 70 th1a city yesterday aud placed
~ #f<9erG Of The Hariau and hol-
a1ee ot<h Company 10 have nsr bottom
1hs sEsemboat Repabllc win be repaired
a tnS Xerks Of the HARLAN end Hollings-
James Monaghan was yesterday ap.
pointed notary public to succeed Ma
91enlcl DAVIS. who Resigned on ac-
The steamboat city OF Chester is being
IMPAIRED AZ tho works OF the Harlan and
lHoiitnRsworrh Company.
4 An exhibit OF tho work OF the pupils of
Ipsr work and free,hand drawing WOE
}opened on tho third floor Of school No. 4
}xhls morning. - =
Mr., and Mrs. Ricnard patyee Ky and
~. and Mira Frank Swseten 1stt TINS city
k@esterdny aftsfnoon Tor New York. where
<hey will remain uutti Monday.
Since the isttor carriers have been or
tNbreu not TO rumain In the poat ofhee he.
ztHeen malls they have rented tho second
STORY Vt tho Eckst building and will fit It
iup ~ club hous, they call them.
selvss tie .'Driven from home cIu6 =
y kobbers smashed the glass In the bulk
.<Winaow OF Gaofge II. McCullough's shoe
]esofS 10 Chester Thursday uight and stoI 10
~ yerth Of footwear.
MIRA isdRar II. Bayne gave euchrs par.
~ followed by q dance at her home on
washington atreat On Thursday event ng
IN honor OF hor gucst Misc Holm. of Ger.
mhntuwn.
more viii y a. Friends meetsng. Fourth
and West streets, On sirst day. the thlr-
feenth inst. at steven and half past three
O'Clock. Ali arc cordially Invited.
The Door of Hope Mission will hold
xheir initial meeting this (oaLurday) even
Ing at 7.30 o'clock at the mission, Trout
mn al r. In. phar nj hall
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-12

MY wife has found great relief from
sick headache frJm Dr. Greehe's Nervura
blood aid nerve remedy. My wife's aunt
has derived 30 much good from It's IL 20
that she thinks she cannot do without IL !"
DIR. Greenes Nervura blood and nerve
remedy is the surest road to health. be-
cause 1t has back of II Dr. Greene himself.
who stands ready at all times to answer
Tor its action, and its genuine worth. It
cures weakness, nervousness headache,
malaria. dyspepsia. constipation. torpid
liver sieepnssness and nervous debility.
IL makes people strong and we'll
why waste time In trying uncertain and
uhtreu remedies, when here ls a physl-
cian's prescription. a discovery made by
the greatest living specialist in curing
nervous ana chronic Diseases. DIR. Greene
OF 80 West liuh b., New York CITY II
you take this medicine you can consider
yourself under Or. Greenes direct pro-
fessoral caro-, and you eau consult him,
or write to him about your case. freely
ana without charge. This is guarantee
that this remedy will cure. possessed by
no other medicine IN the world
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-12
A CLUE.
It Will Open Your Eyes in
Amusement.
Dreadful Events Like This Constant
y Occur.
No Wonder People Are Alarmed
About This Matter.

People are always seeking clues, and
the ono which leads stralghs to the object
sought is the strongest and surest. The
worldis filled with complaints and weak.
nesses. which, when neglected. lend to
the most dangerous diseases. These
weakness as are constantly found among
those who think themselves fairly well.
Such people are careless, and this is Just
the reason SO mary persons break down
and become mental aud physical wrecks,
with shattered nerves and broken health.
Your curiosity will be aroused by reading
the following letter IRON MIR. Joseph b.
Pierce. Of Northlleid. Mass. 1t is the clue
to hoalth.
Il have been subject TO the fever and
sgue, which had become chronic. had
the dumb ague withoutithe shaking. suf-
fered great pain during the spells. tried
many thngs for II cure. but without good
results. ......
81 tried DR.. Greens's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy on the Recommendation OF
a friend, and am happy to say that l dc.
rived the lest results from its use OF any.
thing have ever used.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-12

A very ignorant and wealthy woman,
who was fond of talking about her TART
gallery" one day met at the house of an
acquaintance a lady who had not called ON
her, although they lived in the same town.
Come and see me, dol' said Mrs.
B., the patron Of art, as the other lady
was taking her leave
THANK you very much" was the non.
committal reply.
We've got new picture too. That
ought to tempt you to como II can't"
II should be very glad indeed TO sec it. Z"
"Such lovely pictured Sometimes it
seems to me / could look at it all day
long"
What is tho subject Of your picture,
Mrs. B." inquired the hostess
''Jupitor and Ten;" remarked sho, with
assurance.
Then some one remembered that the
name, Jupiter and To-" was attached to
t~-- picture. - Montreal Metropolitan,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-12

Tho examinations made at tho Great st.
Bernard show that the pass was not only
used by foot passengers, but by horsemen
In Roman times. 1t seems that 1t was a
safer route In the time of Vitellius than
until the last few years Excavations dem
onstrate that there were two buildings,
much farther apart than Is the present
road. There was temple there, and some
90 votiye tablets have been found. 1t
must always have been place of refuge,
though often subjected to attack. Signs
of violence are demonstrated by the fact
that votiye tablets have been discovered
broken and thrown into the swamp below.
II was In the eleventh century that st.
Bernard of Mention founded the modern
hospice. philadelphia Ledger.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-12

Judge Grubb sat In orphans Court this
morHinR and appointed ll.C.Conrad guar
dnn OF Walter ShalicrOss. Amanda O. Pal
mer OF Francis A. Palmer, AMI Mary Auit
oil Alma Fruzor
lhsooore i. Armstrong Samuel M
D n .John Lewis Joseph II. Cot
anu D. X. Armstrong were appointed
commissioners TO make partition OF tho
real es;ate OF the late Laura W. Macley,
OF White Clay Creek hnnderd. The APP
polntment was made oil the application OF
j. Harvey Waterman.
john liggs presented q petition for
William A. Lindsay and wife asking that
they be allowed TO adopt Bertha j. ClouGh.
The court Cllowod tho request.
The commissioners appointed to malfS
partition OF the reat ea.nte of the late
Ann NcSoriey made return of no par.
titl0n AMI appraised the esLnte at -. 600.
Tho commissioners appointed for the
same purpose IN tue mattsr OF the real ee.
tate of Francis AcSorley reported that
the appointment showed tho estate to bs
valued u. lo,5O0.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-12
WARMERS SAFE CURE

is medicine with history. 1t has reyo.
lutionized the treatment Of Brights dis
ease. and to-day stands without an equal
for the cure of all kidney. liver, urinary
and female diseases. The Inhabitants Of
tile civilized world Say SO.
Offices and laboratories are established
at London, Eng Rochester. N, " Mel.
bourne Aus Toronto. Ont, Paris, France;
Frankiort, Germany. Dunedin. ~ a.;
Krsusungen Switzerland. Bombay, India;
You make no mista0o in buying and
using medicine which leafs tho stamp
OF the worlds approval.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-12
BARRY'S
WILMINGTON
tl.y And BLOCK
DIRECTORY
.-4. FOR 1805:
will be issued May 10th.

To the Merchants and Profes.
sional Men of Wilmington.
A plain statement of facts
even at this late day may not
be ont of place concerning the
new Wilmington City Direc-
tory. A wrong impression pre-
wis that / am taking advan.
tage ofMr. Costa in endeavoring
to take from him his City Direc.
tory. On the contrary, I am
merely endeavoring to reclaim
that which in my opinion, right
fully belongs to me, aud it af.
lords me special pleasure to
have secured the support of so
large majority of the business
and professional men who have
secured spaces aud subscribed
Tor the book. l can only say
that Barry's Wilmington City
Directory for 1895 will be the
most accurate and complete
directory Wilmington has ever
had. The most competent
Directory canyassers in the
United States Omen of long ex.
perience) and competent com.
pliers have been engaged for
the canvass, which will
be taken March Goth, and
books will be in the hands of
subscribers May 10. The cir.
culation is expected to exceed
that of any previous issue of
the City Directory. l would
be very thankful to those desir.
ing advertising spaces who may
not be called upon to drop p os.
tai Immediately.
In conclusion | desire to re.
turn my heartfelt thanks to
those who have given me their
support in my endeavor to give
Wilmington a Directory that
will be credit to the city.
HOMER BARRY,
No S13 SIMPLIFY STREET
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-12

Farmers Bulletin No. 23 OF the u. 8. Dc.
par tment Of Agriculture ce with foods.
their nutrltive value and cost aud is one
OF a series OF bulletins prepared under
the special appropriation TO enable this
Secretary OF Agriculture to investigate
and report upon the nutrltlve value of
the various articles and commodities
used for human food, with. special sug-
gestion OF full. wholesome and edible RI.
tons less wastefui and more economical
than those In common uee."
The Bulletin has be n prepared by DR..
Atwater, former director OF the Office OF
Experiment Stations In the Department
and who has for many years made this
subject the object OF epecinl study and
Investigation. An idea OF the SCOPE COW
cred by the work, which lie included IN the
series os Farmers Bulletins, from the
fact that 1t seeks to present tue subisot In
popular manner, 10 shown by the table
OF contents, which Included the Folio wing
captions:
GLOW Food Is used In the hody."-"The
fuel value OF foodr-"Deiniiion OF food
and food ''Nutritlve values OF
different lood materials, -"Com position
OF food materials, 1.-THE digestibiIity OF
food, "-"rha fitting OF food to tho needs
OF the ."-"Pecunlary economy OF
."-"Cheap vs. dear food:"--"Wostr
of food, Food and health. Analyses
OF different food materials. "-'Amounte
of nutrients which may DO purchased for
twenty-five cents"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-12

Mr. and Mrs. John Il Hartman of No.
4l3 Ensi Fourth street last evening gave a
very enjoyable dinner party to Il few of
their friends. MIR. Alfred Hartman enter.
tained the company with clever slight
oil hnnu performances ntorspersrd with
several eeieci o15 OF the banjo, MIR
Charles Simmons furnished the wit for
thu occasion, and Miss lie tarpanter ron.
dered soule enjoyable Iiino sci. ctions
while Master Howau! Hartman sang
several solus with good effect.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Simmons. MIR. &. LsCarpan.
tier and sistel, IL Roeliiand MT. and Mrs,
j.. c. liardasty Nj. Alfred Hartman Mics
Flora Hartman ard Masters Howard aud
Herbert Hartman.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-12
FIFTH EDITION:


Edward ]. Fs-aostt and bI,as Id. b
Ewing ws.s married OF the hosus Of the
bfiadB parenta In Georgetown on Wed.
nesdRy. After q short bridal trip they ar
rived Ia Dover yesterday. and will board
W Mrs. hlaughter's, on the Grosn.
The Ladies' Mite Society OF Armory NJ.
q. Church will bold festival In tile hall
over carson Brotiscrs' store. this evening.
Tue menu will consist OF chicken salad.
oysters, Ice cream. cake, etc. ALI are
cordially invited.
BENZ. L. simmons OF the Deiawaroan
Office and Miss Annie ]. Hardy Of Lelp-
elc. wera married at the home OF the
BRIDGE parents on Wednesday by Rev. Il.
o. SmooL They will reside on North
street.
At a meeting OF the State Directors Of
the Farmer Bank held here last Thursday,
Joseph Mcdaniel was eleoteu u director OF
the Dover Bank to I'LL the vacancy caused
by the death OF Edwin d. Stevenson. AL
the old directors we're reelected.
Dover Conclave, No. 2SB improved Or
dor heptasophss Will attend W esley M. ID.
Church In body, Sunday morning, Jan.
10th. to hear sermon by tho pastor, Rev.
w. l.. T. Murray, ", ID.
w. g. Paryis and Mas Ellie Scotten
were married. by Rev. Dr. Murray on Wed.
needay evening at the residence of A. g.
Massey near town.
Edward /. Finnegan and Miss Katie O.
Scanllon were married In Holy Crosa
Church Wednesday, evening by Kew. Faith
er McManus.
Mrs. Mary Lowber died at her home
noar Dover on Tuesday. aged 10 years.
lntermeht at kenton yesterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-12

One day last week a well.known young
mau OF this city, the son OF prom lnent
druggist, went for walk on the western'
side OF town accompanied by bia two dog
When passing by 200 South jackson
street tho doRs ran ID tho alley way.
The gate OF tho yard OF ell, occupied BY
Officer Hiram White, was open and the
dogs ran up the lot and would. not come
back In answer to the young name
whistle. He became angry at the lads
because the gate had been open and used
insulting language ownr is her. -
The young man WAS recognized. and o
warrant was Issued for bis arrest ant
taken before Magistrate Daily. His father
appeared at the hearing and scored the
sou for his unyentlemanly conduct. The
case was settled Oh payment of costa ana
ON tho young muklng public apology to
Ne. While
q Iath, told him 'htt he should be
Is amsd oil h. mself for using such Ian.
guuge alter the manner ha has been rsiseG
and that lie shou Il remember that there
are ladies' living on south Jackson stree,
as well as on other streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-12

Amos Wiley. OF No. 92a Lowering ave.
nue. was ono OF the many men wnO were
attracted by he runaway horses OF John
n Rogers on Delaware avenue yesterday
afternoon, and when the frightened ami.
mails were stopped Mr. Wiley was exatnlu.
Ing the bleeding leg, when the animal
Kicked him above the right eye The
blow was sufficient TO Fracture. but ouig
slightly, the frontal bone. lr Swtthin
Chandler rendered medical attendance,
and this morning reported that tie ~.
TENTS condition was not at all alarming.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-12

There will be SEVERAL int, resting boxing
bouts at The Pastime Athletic CLUB to.
night at S22 1atnall street.
Fat Bougherty will box Pat Mcdonnell
rounds on ts merit Clarence Lee and
Gal Moultou will box Ounds for Inedal
aud Gibbs aud Weston six rounds for a
gold watch.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-12

The Rev. Charles simmons, u real nun
OF God will preach for the Advent Chris
iian people at their Church, Sixth and
ThtHnll streets tomorrow evening ut
73lpclock In ths AFTERNOON at O'clock
n zen oral uni pinyor ard c&pcIieuCe
meetina viii bv ned by n l.. Janney All
are cordially invited. these meetings are
alnnon eCtaflat. Ghrlstiau feilOWsLtp in
christ IL the feature OF all these services.
Como with US. and may God bless you
n l. JKSSEY
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-12

Sheriff Gllils this morning sold at Chris.
tiana Is square perches OF land of James
MeUlintoCk.
At = O'Clock this afternoon he sold the
properly Of julius Reyboid on Iatnall
strset near Thirteenth street, aud the ~.
acre fErm of Elizabeth +. Cham berlain In
Mill Creek Hundred
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-12
Waived ENDORSEMENT

ScHAonrlcoKR. N. ~ his ignorance rath.
er than anything cleo tina. makes life
miserable. but ingorance OF tho value OF Dr..
David Konnedy's Fave Remouy does not
exist In Schaa hticoke to-day. Is blood
medicine and nerve tonic ID stands sup RENE.
One OF the principal rea,ons for Its popa.
lariiy comes from tho fellow towpsinan, An.
drew sipperiy derived from It's use. Mr..
Sipperley has suffered for years past with a
chronic kidney trouble. frequent bill lous at
tacSs, AMI. al Intervals with violent neural
gta In tho head aud fuce. Up to last fali he
rarely know well day. At that timo his
wlfo who had learned CT the good DR.. Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy had accomplished,
determined to have him use It. In writing
about his sickness, Mrs. sipperly said:
''for several years was subject to attacks.
of kidney trouble and gravel. which was At
tended with most excruciating pain, but
since began the nse OF ur. David Kennedy q
Fnvorite Remedy l have had no serious
trouble. and my general health is greatly
improved. know OF q great many people
about hero who have used Favurite Rarneiy
and in every instance beneft has followed
One 81 the OILERS Of the Albany N. Y Hospi-
tai recently said, in speaking OF Favorte
Rem dy: II know OF its great nieilical value
AMI 10 my knowledge " cures the diseases Cor
which It Is prepared
The groat value of DIR. David Kenaedy'a
solves the excess of uric acid In tho blood.
Such ailments US rheumatism, neuralgia,
nervousness, dysp' psia. kidney, liver aud
urinary troubles. an sickness the peculiar to
women MI come from this one cause. Fav.
orl'e RENE ~ tiissoives This &c d and expcs
II from the system. thus curing the disease.
IL eases OF scrofula. dab tes and Bright q
disease, u has cured whore other remedies
have failed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-12
WARMERS SAFE CURE.

remedy that can be found in the ba.
zaars Of India, at the fairs OF liussia, on
the equator of Singapore, Ia tho far north
at Stockholm, under the Southern Cross
OF Australia, and In every city and ham,
let In Europe. Cunada and the United
States, must possess remarkable power
for the healing OF tie nations.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-12

In Adiutant General Harla report of
the condition OF tho National Guard OF
Delaware 10 Governor Reynolds he says
the plumber OF officers and enlisLenad luen
y AZ rhesS ara org1aiZsd into one
regiment oil infantry aud seven Cutnpan.
ses and Que troop Of cavalry. The re.
psipts OF tie year amounted TO 81 ia 90
md the ey p+nditsres s5bh s 10 touUtn-
sossds mat Sriuory building 10 turned
over to the military OF the city Tree OF
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-12

Yesterday afternoon shortly before four
O'clock horse belonging to George A,
Pyle caught It's foot In tho railway track.
Its leg was cut aud the singietreo was
token. The occurrence was at Eighth
aud Orange stI cots
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-12

John Moyoe. bridge Inspector in the
employ OF the Baltimore and ONO Rail.
road. while ut work putting indicators on
the Chester creek bridge had leg broken
yesterday by guy rope parting and
throwing MIN to the ground. lie Is at the
Delaware Hospital
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-12

= AKIN-HIoKEY--on January 9th. isgs.. NJ
21as Esrp street PhilAdoiph'h by tho Hev.
Geo. Van Dnre Mr. Geo. Il. Eakin. Of VIII
mlngton. TO Miss Lily "a iiieSeyef rhila.
phfa,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-12

lnyitauons nave peen iesued Tor q o
George HUTCHINSON, of Delaware City, to
Richard Cam McMullen, OF Wilmington.
The wedding will occur on Thursday af-
tarnoon, January nth, In Q NJ. Il,
Church at Delaware City at o'clock. Rev.
Amos will perform the ceremony.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-12

: Homer Enrry's edition OF the Whining
ton city Directory will be out on May 10,
aud promises to DO the most complete
work of Its kind ever gotten out here,
The book Will sell for 81 SO.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-12
Associated with our
Great Clothing Sale
"a Shirt Opportun-
ity.

Surprise Is a mild word for
the wa you'll take this add.
ton to ourmoney.savlng offers.
Thousands of dozens fine
white shirts - Quaker city
company's product.
The price of a good shirt,
25c; the highest price, 75c.
We've many Thousand doz.
ems that must be sold. Can't
afford to mistake in price. That
must be low enough to sell
quickly the whole lot. Our way
of selling Clothing ought to
give you an idea OF the heroic
way these shirts must go.
We know of nothing like
these prices. It's not to intro.
duce An untried make. The
Quaker City's reputation tor
making the best fitting aud best
quality white shirts runs back
for many year. e..
Mems and boys: demi.dress,
full dress, REGULAR Numbered
and unlaundered. ..5"a. -.
We believe when you see
the shirts and the cost you'll
buy the dozen.
Clothing = Clothing-that's
our g eat business.
Clothing clothing = that's
our great business. No such
activity anywhere as in our
store.
No values nor prices like
ours
Neighbors and friends are
sending other neighbors and
friends. Greatest business we
ever had. .
The clearing up of a partners
interest compels lowered prices.
The best overcoats in the
house-the best Suits go the
same way.
The S25 oyercoats = Fur
Elysian Beavers are now SIS.
Tire $50 overcoats--neXt in
fineneSs are now SD
Indigo wool dyed blue ker.
ssys--nearly a 1900 lot of them
Ito be sold at SIP. Proper
price $40.
The IS Atwood overcoats you
hear about all the time. The
people don't tire of them, for
everyday comes demand for
more. We can only say same
al out the S. storm lats.
Unabated popularity f o r
Mems All-WooI Suits, S.,
Sc. rs, $3.50.
Growing popularity for $40
and el5 suits at S10 and SIS,
Many arc possessing them
selves Of $40 Dress Suits for
$l2.
Many are purchasing Boys
All.Wool Suits at So or So.
We are well satisfied that
every dollars worth we are sell.
ing is making a long and pleas.
ant memory for this house
among buyers who have need
to spend money with watchful.
ness.
On the purchase Of $500
worth, we pay railroad excur.
sion fare from Wilmington to
Philadelphia and return.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-12

At the session OF the O.phnns' Court,
this morning, before lunge Grubb Der.
tia Jane Clough was adopted by William
A. Lindsay and wife. and her name chang
cd to Bertha Jane Lindsay.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-12

An old judge of 40 years experience Is
credited with the saying, Il don't know
which do the most harm, enemies with the
worst intentions or friends with the best"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-12

Judge BALI this morning stat1d that he
was highly pleased over tho acton of
Building Inspector DoAl In conforming
the lioodie. That section OF Inc city has
police Ia srrest lgw.braRkers aud they
were all The time cropping up thste.