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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31

AMERICAN. yacht sailing master. desires
situation; Al references; good pilot i.as,
e,n waters. South. about sound; aclualh.eu
on hli fishing grounds; furnish All cn a,,s
ard reference books navigator; surety
honest, sober AMI willing. y. NENCoMb'
SAncf,s Lot ritN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31

cDACTMAS.-Bv young mtn; single;
Thoroughly understands the care ~ fin"
horses. carriages. harness: lady giving up
horses. gong south: Grst-class city ref
crcnces from last employers. 7. O.. Ttlb-
unn Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Nfnlc.

CARDENER.--By sober. reliable man; mas
20 years reference regarding capability
and character: Is experienced on flowers.
fruit and vegetables. mushrooms. etc can
take charge ~ farm FOR truck or stock
raising Address j.. X. Box ., Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31

COACHMAN ny cAor~'l man. thor
ruFhly unierstanfs MS huslrass. car. u
D. rses ana carriages wiling. nbliging
steady. .nher honest; city references. Ad-
dress or call r. T 2?S Fast 7o,h-s'.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-14
Springfield uno mm9egeno.

Mm. Wuuer beiorste anianss Der
Wo4e @d@dfte in 2amberton.
$. 6. Wornte bat Elm Diplom ale
ginbaliamtrer erbalten.
albert Yorswarbt befanb fi@ an,
Montas sei@dftsbalber in Sleepp gpe.
S9neibermeiter ". u. @bobe aus
Nem lllm ~itattete unierem Staot@en
lstte Wo@e einen Yeiu@ ab.
Die @bieaso & Mortbmeltern bat bas
bier pier SectionssN rbeiter auber Oienit
seiett.
Nusuit 9ummel wobnte lesten Treis
tag in Waieca elmer Geriammluns Der
Butterma4er BON Minneiota bel.
&arten iino ausseianbt, mel9e bic
0%ermdbIuns pom sos. Rreitinser nit
Trl. Nusuite Walt am Dienitas ben
10. Nouember pertInben.
Ni@t Sos. S@unt. mie III letter
GorrelponbenS irrtbamli4 beri9tet, ions
bern Sos. @impl, 1T na9 Nleranoria
aberseiieoelt.
9enrp @@uma'p, BON 9tieoqet @oun:
tp bat in Statelp cine 100 Nder Xano
umfajenoe Tarm 9etauft uno wirb i'm
ndditen Monat 8eiit bauon nebmen.
Dim Donneritas ben ID. Nouember
merben Wusuit Gloeter unb Sulio @0l:
ter, beibe BON NortbS Star. oasGbebunb:
mfg i@lieBen. Baitor Nppel wirb ben
Grauatt uoq5ieben unb bic 9o@3eits:
feier in Der elterli@en Wobnung bel
Draut it%attfinoen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-14
Sprinsfelb. -. gtouember.

O'rV
s. 1. @abl bat 3erbed's gdderei ses
tauft.
Sobn Voltin besab ii9 ont Montas
Morsen mad Malnut @roue.
Die S9rotmible in Der creamery 1T
bereits 1T pollen @anse uno bat uoQauf
~ tbun.
8eiebt gu@ S4leubers @eibnadtsz
maaren unb Spielia9en. lie merben
gud sefauen.
Tbomas Bropbp 1T in bic friber pou
81. 6. &obertion see,snete @siiben3.
bic Ct leste Wo@e setauft bat, se3osen.
Bisot & @ins iinb nod INNER ftei>
fig NIT Niebbanoel bei9dftist. SIN
2auf Der uersansen @ode peri4idten
oieielben brei S%arlaoun9en Dieb nod
benz Often.
Sobn Gi9en uou MuQi9an III in BIZ
Stabt se3osen unb bat ii4 auf benz por
ibm taufi@ erworbenen friberen Sos.
S4miof@en Beietbum i'm 6fli9er
Stabttbeil bausli@ nieberselaiien.
Nrtbur Petrp aus @em l1lm per:
bra9te letten Sonntus oobier ouf Be:
iu4 bel Treunben uno besab ii@ Dor
bier na9 STATELY, mo- er i'm D,trit>
go. sc S@ule balten mirb.
Trau @oobs bdlt bieies Monat If
@oberts Sale ipiritualiitti4e @eriamm:
lunsen ob. Wer an ben 9umbul
9laubt, bat ba allo bic beite@ elesenbe.t
fem @elo los3uweroen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-14
Nus benz @eri1tsiaaI.

Musbem @eri@tsiaal.
Mls Mnsetlaste eri@e,nen uor benz
Ni@ter Der 9anbelsmannn St6Bel
unb ber &uti@er Gerber.
,@ori.: sic ioQen ia in Der Na@t
gum 9. September cine orse @@ldserei
auf Der StroBe aussefabrt baben. @rit
bauen sic ii& unb bann iteoen sic &C.
senieitis einen @trafantras?
Mnset1. St6Bel: Sa nu, 9err
Seri&tsbof, bet mar 70: Im 9. @ep>
TENDER befanb i'd mir NIT meme 8raut
ui'n BaQ in Der Sretfswal6er: StraBe.
Mber SER Brdibent, tonnte bic Oef>
fentli@teit. MID ousiei@loXen mer'n?
Sd m0@te MID ierne, bet meme Braut
%tomprimirt mirbe.
Worf.: 2iest teine @%eranla6uns ba>
gu Dor, erjdblen sic nur.
Nnsetl.: Wir mo@ten uniefdbr
feds big febenmal ieban3t baben I'M
Itanben nj. ,pieber eener binter ben ans
bern I'M mii@ten uns ben S@meeB ab.
@inter mir itano bieier Meni@ bier
(auf ben Mitansetlasten %5eiSenb). Mit
eenmpl bore i'd, ME sr 3u feline Dam,t
fast: SOU, 4snes, tiete NAL, bel bel
Mta@en por uns ba blitt ct uf bic Moro.
ieite." TN benn la@ten ie beebe. wteine
8raut bate bet oo@ ieb0rt I'M ie miro
ROTH, I'M orebt iid um I'M frast mir
sou, @ilem, is bet rpabr?" Sd ieber:
;euje mir benn III, bet binten lire &le:
bai@e cen bisten in l1norbnun9 ieratben
is, man tonnte ba io'n bisteu @ei6e1
bur@i@immern ieben. Sd iase benu
MI gu meinen 9intermann: rSie baben
ieber bic Dame ibren Mnjus jar teent
an3asli@en @%eoensorten gu MAIDEN, per-
iteben sic mir? Cont t0nnte Der 8lit
NAL Bel Sbnen ini@lasen." rSs iut,
mir ipre&en uns na@ber, iast CT. Tim
Gems par Der 8au aQe, unb ME id uf
bic StroBe TONNE, lauert er i@on uf
mir unb MI sin9 ct los. Oct Der &erl
aber Ell S@lasrius sebrau@en wirbe.
bab id MID jeba@t.
@ori.: Mnsetloster Gerber, lit bi
Sa@e 10 ri@tis, ME Sbr W%titansetlas>
ter iie u%or9etra9en bat?
Nngetl. Gerber: Snlomeit ia
aber bet Ct mir bic Ndie f0rmli@ aui
be Torm iebra@t bat, bauon iast E
nii&t. - Der @eri@tsbof uerurtbeil
ben eriten Nnsetlasten au 3ebn, ben 3wei
ten gu fanf3is Mart CITRATE.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-14
GrmNeS n (eitereS.

gu ibren iibrisen Sorsen tommt Re
Der vneuen Grau" iett nod cine weis
tere: baB mandmal ibre 3oientraser
ni@t redt Iisen unb bab seraoe our pers
,sbrten 9sit elm &nopf oor ibrs" rSloos
mers" abplabt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-14

Gin ebr 9ebulbi9er Mann,
benz feline Trau in alien Stiden miber>
ipra@, ioste emit, ais b;es seraoe wieoer
sel@ab, gu ibr: vNun la6 e5 nug gut
fem, n,eia &inb, i4, meiB bod, baB i'd
Elm sutes Beib babe. - Den Eeufel
bait bu!" rief bic Trou in Der Site bes
@iberipru@s.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-14

Deutider @r3t (5u eineua ameritanis
i@en Berufssenoiien): rMa, ben Pas
tienten baben sic bur@sebra@ DIT! Seien
Sie bod uersnlst!" - Mmeritanii@er
Mr3t (t%iefiinnis): @eun i'd nur wabte
-" rWas?" - rWel@e BON ben
uielen Meoi5inen inn 9ebolfen bat!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-14
. +

&unoe: rWat, ie iino MI al 20 Sabr
9eiratbsuermittler I'M nod INNER illbit
Sunsseieq?"
6eirotbs uermittler: rSa, iebn ie, bat
@ei&dft is INNER 10 fott gan, bat nies
mails Gene 8rut for mi dwris blemen isl"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-14

8eim eberbdnbler n & a.
a u. S&ubma@er: Das itimmt ni@t,
sic baben mir brei Mart gu piel bers
a%usseseben. - 9%eberbanbler: Ib, in Der
Ebat, i'd babe Sbnen ia bas 'TeQ ni4t
abse5o9en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-14
st ubi9 8lut.

&ubi9 8lut.
@bef: rNQons, bic Sa&e 1T eilis!
Seet miibten sic eisentli& i@on mieber
bier iein!" - @ousoiener (semitbli@):
ga MI, i'd tam bod ni@t jlei@ nieien,
mem Sie Prot iasen!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-14
6 il bnes So 5.

r9err G0riter, 1T es mabr, Bag Sbre
Eo@ter 10 gut i@ieBt?" 10, bic
i@iebt beinabe 10 gut ME i'd - bic
reinite @ilbelmine Cell"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-14
9 8 b a it..

q I.
Oeentbeern: vSe mi@ten RAID aten
tamen. SEER Dotter!"
1usberr: r9ett ct ip'n Sbl?"
Deenitoeern: r@ewiB. ...ionf lett
ere Tru Of be Supp nod anbreunen!"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-23

Miss Daisy B. Ayers of Stanton and Ed.
ward Berry OF WllE ington. were married
nj their new home, on 18th street near
Salem avenue. Wilmington. on Wednes-
day evening. the 18th Inst. by Rev. As
bury Burke.
1he home had all been newly furnished
throughout In most tasteful manner
and thero was msrry company aseem-
bled to witness the nuptials and bid God
speed To tho newly welded pair.
Among those preshnt were: Mr.. and
Mrs. 1hos. g. Dlckerson. OF Stanton,
Miss Emma @ Ayars of New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs, James Ayers and family.
Mr.. Emery Ayers. Mr.. Frank Ayers. MIRA.
q q. Barrett MIR. and Mrs. ]. u. Wilson
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. W. q. Robinson
Misses Clara Robinson. Nettie Robinson,
Lizzie Mercer. Irene Chambers. Miss
Sweaimnn. Mrs. Mortimer. Miss Carrie
White. Eta White. Sailie wiison. Sallie
Campbell. Miss Bella Moore. Mrs. John
Jonee, Miss Emma Hardin. Miss Pauline
Blank. John Berry and family. Jos. Berry
and II mlly. James Berry and family. Miss
Eva berry. Mr.. John Moore and son, all
of Wilmington; Mrs. Edward Woliaston
and daughter Anna. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
NJ. AlcorD and daughter Katie. William
Chambers, Miss Hattie Chambers of Stan.
ton. DR.. Horace Bradley and wife OF Mar.
shailton.
The bridesmaid was Miss Eva Berry.
sister OF the groom and the groomsman
Mr. Emory Ayres, brother Of the bride.
The bride wore n lovely cream elk with
pearl trimmings with mass OF Marshal
Neil roses on tho breast.
the bridesmaid was dressed In white
null.
1t wos an enjoyable evening with an
abundance of delicious vlands In great
variety to odd to their comforts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-23

WILMINGTON, Dec. 3d. 1915.
Mr. EprroR:--Notielng the etand you
have taken In regard to the raising o. the
water rent. for next year, would like
to say a rewl:woria about 1t. II IA ,lalm=
cd according to report. that the water
com mission was compelled to rIlse the.
tax, because some users OF the hoppers
let the water run m 3rs than 1t was nee.
assary. and to substuntlate It, one wo man
comes forward and tells at the office that
aome, fool OF plumber told her. to let
the water run In winter time. as 1t would
not frooze up.
Now Mr.. Editor. It II reported that
about one thousand property owners are
affected. Out OF this one thousand one
property owner u says. that by soma
body's adyloo she has violated the law. To
remedy this the water commissioners
Jump to tha conclusion that not only that
one man but nine hundred and ninety.
nlno others who have not violated tha
law shall bs punished also. Now. Mr..
Editor Is this attributable to what soma
ono called the silly reHson2 l think II 10
worse than silly 1t Is the blggest outrage
ever perpotrated on some OF the taxpayers
of this city. Yours respectfully.
Pro Bono PuDLIuo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-23
A PREVALENT DISEASE.
No, Necessarily Dasssroa. Bn, May no.
come ss

American men and women suffer from
G very general acknowledgements.
Dyspepsia has many symptoms. Thin.
palo people are generally dyspeptic. Hcl-
low checks, bad breath. ncid erucsntiops,
palpitation OF the heart, hot and cold
iushes, headaches. nausea and vomiting,
all the3e are symptoms Of dysuepsia.
What does dyspepsia moan2 In two
words. i'm perfect digestion. How can we
remedy IL? Not alono by resort to drugs.
We must rest the stomach
For this purpose we must put into N
food which is aircndy digested and which
will aid the digestion OF other faods. We
this is just such n preparation. It con-
IL also contains principles which will ass
sist tho digestion OF other foods. while
Iast but not least. 1t contains a combina-
tion OF those drugs In tho cultivation of
which the Shakers have been 30 success
ful, ana which act by stimulating the
liver and bowels.
Imperfect digestion is often caused by
overwork OF the digestive apparatus. too
much food, food eaton too quickly. mar
vous worry. etc.
The Shaker Digestive Cordial Is the
most successful remedy for Indigestion
that has ever been made. A single 10 cent
bottle will afford relief 10 most cases all
though this small quantity cannot De ex-
pected to effect perfect cure.
II you lind 1t suitable in your own case,
continue Its use. All drugglsts k ep 1t
and can supply you with an interesting
descriptive pamphlet
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-23

sllycr noveities Yea IN abundance
Wright. 22c King s.reet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-23

BLUEFTELDs, w. Va, Dec 23.-Fire at
O'Clock yesterday morning resulted in a
monetary loss of 5000 one mans life
and the severe injury of several Others.
The fire originated In Tomany's bakery.
and quickly spread to b. G. Cohen's cloth
Ing store and tho Central hotel, entirely
destroying the three structures The hotel
guests all escaped with their lives, but
saved little else. Ell Stevens, servant at
the hotel, was burned to death. s. L. Ritz
succeeded in rcscuing a woman and three
children, and then, to save himself, had
to jump from fourth story window He
Is fatally hurt. George w. Blues, Misses
Sailie Comvars and Emma New jumped
from the second story, and all are severely
injured
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-23


Mirth and JollIty Will reign supreme at
tho Grand Opera House on Dec. 81 and
25 and matinee on Christmas Day. There
is something about iarcs comedy that
taxee aud big doses Of humorlstic elixir
have been injected into Jolly Old Chums
Thomas J. Grady and Budd Ross are two
OF the funniest comedians on tho stage
today. They enact the two leading como.
dy -oles. Miss Carrie Lamont. the sou-
brette, has part TINT gives her ample
room to display her many talents. Miss
Lillian Stilimsn assumes the female com.
edy ROLL Miss Fannie Granger elngs
like O nightingale Misses 1rixle Cole.
mum. Julia Taylor and Hattie BERNARD sing
sweetly aud dance rs gracefully as fniries.
Burt Walters and Harry hughes are one
OF the cleverest sketch teams that will be
seen here this season.
: On December "a, Wiliiala Hoey. the
comedian. Will appear with his excellent
company In "The Globe 1rottef." MIR.
Hoey ana his company will give an cnjoy.
nblo entertainment.
On Monday evening, Dec. so. "The
Broadway Comedians" will present the
new comedy Town Topics" New songs
new dances and new burlesques will be
given.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-23
n. arshaItan Teens.

December 2otn.
Miss Fate Timms. OF New Cestle. was
visiting her sister Mrs. j. W. Burge. last
Mrs. Harry KiEble. residing between
Newport and Stanton, gave birth 10 a fine
girl babe ut noon on Monday.
Mrs. Ed Richardson spent few days
tlos week In Philadelphia.
Jas Burge came within ono OF drawing
Load Of coal at the A. o. U, W., festival
Ecoff and Oranstonar are selling nav
brand Of baking powder with Christmas
present attached to ench box but tho
boxes and prizes have unfortunately been
mixed up and the purchaser runs the
chance of trying his powder at one place
and crossing the river to collect lis
prlza.
Tom McCullen returned home on Tues.
day from adelphia and remained until
Thursday with his family. Ho has good
position on the B. d o. r. r., with the
run between Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Mrs. Nelson Is on yislt to friends In
Delmar. Del.
Miss Anna Townsend has returned TO
Wilmington after an extended visit TO
her eieler, Mrs, Nielsen.
Miss Emma Gibson. of TioCa. Pa, is
visiting the Misses FanniDgs.
p. b. ronsOn was visiting friends here
last week.
The fair and festival held by the A. O. U.
w. on last Saturday was great seccess.
about 5000 huiDg realized. There were
spirited contests for various articles. as
follows: Miss Annie Roach won a hand
some parlor suite. Miss Bessie Clark won
an expensive gold watch, Mics McGArgle
OF Greeubank was the sheeessful contes.
tant for an elegant lamp, Walter Richards
OF Stanton was awarded the bicycle.
Among the drawings by chances were
tha foliowIng:-
Mr.. A. d. Hickman drew fine sat OF
carriage harness, Andrew ]. Williams won
III D ii. H.afa la II
Laughlln won the gun anti equipments,
Harry Williams a pair OF fine blankets
Joseph Mullen OF Falkland, a secretary.
Mrs. Barlow presented her husband,
Chas Barlow. q fine son for a Christmas
present little In advance.
It IL rumored that Geo. Mullln was re-.
Gently married In Philadelphia to Miss
Sadie BAynum.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-23

Mr.. Wiliie Republican. OF Delaware.
has introduced Into the House bill max.
ing nppro oprlatlons for rivers and harbor5
in Delaware as follown: For the inland
waterway from Chincoteague. Va. TO the
for Brondkiln river, S2l 500; for Whining
ton harbor, to complete existing project.
S22. 63s; for AppoqulnlmInk river, $40 00J;
for Smyrna river. $4,000; for Murderklll
river, $40 900; for Misplllion river. TO com.
plete S2l 900; for Broad creek. to oom.
plete $40, 900; for Nanticoke river to com
plete sI3. 600; for Delaware Break water.
to complete 500 0G0; for repairing iron
pier at Lewes, 81 660.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-23

CNIoNTowN, Pa, Dec. 23.-Thompson
Martin and wife, an aged couple residing
in The. Monougahela valley, above Browns.
vile, were the victims Of robbery out.
rage at the hands of band of masked rob
bers, who bound, gagged and robbed them
of all they had In tho house The robbers
got sos and then demanded the $500 which
Martin had recently received, but FORUM
ately he had deposited 1t in tho bank as
soon as he got it. The aged victims were
strapped to the doorknob and gagged and
loft by the bandits.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-23
Highest Of all in Lcavenng Pcwe-Latest U. Govt Report
R3>:A'!!I! q! RRakiaRg Rskasg'!
ABSOLUTELY pURE

ABSOEUTEEY PURE

Mrs. Ann Maris, mother in-law OF Chief
Engineer Bond. died ut his home lass
evening, aged 9i years.
James /. Jester has purchased the res.
taurant OF A. L. Ainsoow i Company on
East Fourth street.
Mrs. Il. A.. Whlttemore addressed the
local Door of Hope Society In Grace M.
y. Church on Saturday afternoon. She
described the work In New York. In tho
evening she made another address.
The basket ball team OF the Manual
Training School OF Philadelphia was de-
fealed by the toam OF the Y. III. q. A. on
Saturday night by score OF to 1. Tho
game was good ons and the attendanco
large.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-23

CHESTER Pa, Dec s8.--James Cook
shot and killed Marshall Jones carly yes.
terday morning In South Chester. Both
are colored. Cook came home after mid
night and found Jones in his house. Cook
accused the intruder Of intimacy with his
wife, and, pulling n revolver from his
pocket, began to shoot Jones ran from
the house, pursued by tho enraged hus-
band, who emptied his revolver at tho
fleeing man, and put Eve bullets into his
body. Jones was sent to the hospital but
he did not live long. Cook was arrested,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-23
. Pennsylvania TAxAeLgs.
A Gratifying Increase In the State
Wealth in Flye Years.


., hAhhlsnuho, pec. se-,ihe returns to
.. .ne uepnreInuns s.l " Internal a1airs show
seenay inurense ,ne pasS nve years In the
An.npet y taaaples ~. an rehnsyivanla. inc
ne',.osr ~ a. ievo so, y given az i,fVossi, as
nsasna, i,oes,sso "a -iosi. a marked IN
|ass ossslse Is no.eu N tne counties OF beavor,
o'~oon, !, a, eie'.riele anu rnilaoeiphla' ana
= uevrsase IN .ne countios OF Butler
Daupn.n, nyos'e, lebanon anu west
aoS,anu, =, ,sas ,a ams increase IN pniiadeiphia
e M, any i1oo y qulse no.ioaplo; IN the
osa ~ a w. ~, ,n oea =, ~ caAaoics was
@s",vH, ~ ana IN tno latter SSsrsT
-, ahe nunIper ., taxanies ana the popuiar
slon .. rhl,aaeiphia' constitutes large
,,.., pYs.ou'asc =, Wy. entire th~apies anu pop
i,s, uiu,,oh u rennsyivania Ihis increase
49, wn. socass n lor sniiaueiph,A mrch larger
snare hereafter q the school. appropria-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-23

SALEM, N. j.. Dec 20. The twenty. two
prisoners in the county Jail here made a
break for freedom, which was nearly sue
cossful. Their plan mlscarried, however
for the hole they had dug was discovered By
Sheriff virgins. The sheriff found that
the mortar had been carefully scooped out
from between the stones of the wall in the
toilet rooms Of the main prison
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-23

PITTsBURG, Dec. 90. river has risen
rapidly, and in consequence another largo
consignment of coal will be started down
the Ohio for southern ports today. All the
returning boats from tho last shipment,
tied up within fifty or hundred yards be.
low this city, were enabled yesterday to
start for this port, and 1t is expected that
with these boats. and those already here,
1o,0OO,00o bushels of coal will got away ON
this rise
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-23

just at this time II would make some
poor family happy and keep them warm
and comfortable Tor you to send them d
ton of good coal. The piaca TO order it u
from II. Il. Sergeant. Office 7th and King
streets. Yard. 106 Maryland avenue
Phona 545.
"a Hickory wood for open CRATES.
81 Large Pea Coal for family use.
Coal all under cover and we'll screened.
2240 lbs. TO the ton.
Pine or oak klndling wood split ready
for use,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-23

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., Dec. a3-Peter
and Arthur Van Fleet, of Duncllcn,
nephews Of the late Vice Chancellor Van
Fleet, were Saturday sentenced to two
years each in state prison by Judge Rice.
The young men wore charged with steal
ing fifty-six chickens. Arthur Van Fleet
has served two terms In state prison, one
Of three years and one of four, for horse
stealing. His brother has also been in
jail for horse stealing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-23

BLuEFIELp, w. Va, Dec 23.-At Joss
Branch, Wyoming county, while Alex
Felly with his wifo and daughter NcIlie
were eating supper. knock at the door
took Felly to the front Of tho house, where
he was confronted by two men, who
ordered him to give up his money. The
old man hesitated and he was struck on
the head with an AK by one of the men
and killed ALMOST instantly. The mother
and daughter rushed to the rescue of tho
father and were seized by the men and
tied and gagged. Tho robbers then ran
sacked tho house and secured $3.50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-23

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Dec. 23.-Judge
Barnard refused to order the discharge of
David +. Hannigan from the Hudson
River State hospital. He insisted on his
decision given last Wednesday, that the
Endorsement of the state lunacy commits
sion to the certificate OF sanity given by
DR. Pilgrim, superintendent of tho hos
pital, is needed to make Hannigan's dis
charge legal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-23

Laon Sing, laundryman living on
Second street above Shipley. died yester.
years. ]. A. Wilson has charge of the
funeral, which will take place tomorrow
and will be looked forward to with Inter.
est. Consumption kills most OF the Chi.
mesa In this country. Physicians describe
the cause 10 the dampness OF the laun.
drlea.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-23

Tin Phildaelphla) but In Wilmington for
one fare you can get a transfer which will
carry you direct TO Speakman's Furniture
Store for the Holiday presents. such as
fancy rockers. tables, chevaive glasses.
side boards. cabinets. eaeeis, pictures, hat
racks, couches, mirrors. oofnmodes ex-
tension tables. cheffonler combination
book cases, banquet lamps. fire screens.
dren's rockers. tables. eto. y. Speakman,
209 West Fourth Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-23

New YORK, Dec %. Seven shipwrecked
sailors of the schooner Varuna, of Perth
Ainboy. MI. were landed here by the
Nova Scotia brig Louil. The varuHa was
waterlogged off Cape Hatteras on Dec 9.
The crew took refuge on the afterhouse,
where they Remained until last Sunday.
when they were rescued by the Louil.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-23

BALTIMORE, Dec. 23.-James Tierney
aged 2l died yesterday from the effects Of
q stab wound In the abdomen Saturday
night by Thomas J. Kemp, aged a2, dur
ing drunken quarrel, which was the re-
suit of an old grudge between the men.
Kemp is under arrest