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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-29
POLICE COURT BUSY.
Largo Number of On,1Jar-li0Js ar.
ralgnCd Tor Stealing knives.

There waB long iisl Of offenders
booked Tor trial ga Tue police court TO-
day. The chargca included vasfancy,
drunkennes-, robbery poI' larceny
,iviug team 20 hydnut violating b.
cycle ordinance, etc. The total mum.
Tor Of defendants was thi5tyta0.
Three small boys,givlug their names
ss GEORGE H.rria, Thomls Brown aud
Joseph Brown, were grrystII 0n Tie
charge % ystlt larceny. Thoy are 90.
used 1i stealing puCEut EUlyas from "a
chow care at the drug store 90 tho
corner % Wrst Temple anu
second South streets about O'Clock
lnst night. W. ID. Matthew
testified that hu tpw The smaller OF tho
Brown boys nuuluI tHu chow case aud
Afterwards HuuI tue case had been
opened auH Che EuIyrs taken. There
were two Other boys with him but he
could mot Identity them. The two
Dos arr 'ri uJrfyspDuduu 90 the rizs
aul general Appearance,
The Brown boy admitted that he
was looking nc 200 show case ur tho
time stated, uut denied having taken tho
kniyts. Head another boy took them
after no lyI.
When the boy Harris was arrested
hu WAS 200 possession uf four OF the
kuivcs, but snil That hv so, them from
Harry Crlut.
The boys were hell and the 0ulcUu
were instructed lu bring boo Hairy.
Tho charge against h. b. Wash, of
hgylug uuls.at'r tools boz his passrssiun,
wHH dismissed, anu be- was found ruiI-
~ OF petit larceny and sentenced 60
ESQ ur % dnys, ami 10 addition 10
serve "a term Of riuCty days iu The
city JAIN
In the case OF the people vs w. W..
Reilly, charged with robbery, defend.
ant WIS uuIu Do : 900 bonds % await
the action uf the FunI luTv.
John G., Cannon, alias kUlly, ETC.,
was urraign,d on tho charge n forgery,
In passing check 900 j. H!uhmhn Tor
the Gum VI s-s, uuI signing thu name
0f William Carroll thereto. he wa
held iu ihu sum of $1,000 ~ await the
action Of the grand Jury,
J0guph Hedges 10 on trial 1u tho
charge Of attempted rape, said Co have
been committed on 7.ycar-5li girl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-29

MI John MANN, Of the IRE depart
menE who has been suffering since
October lasl from an attack 5' typhoid
fever, IL % iar recovered 90 6 D be- at bis
port To-Day, though be- is not entirely
free from the effects OF the severe
ATTACK.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-29

We shall take tho intervening days going through
tho stock and marking everything down for
this salo. twill embrace goods from
evory department.
Merchandise has novor boon offered as low as
prices wo shall namo, and Ii will pay you
TO como from all distances 10 attend
this
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28

M ANTED "A good ri for general hous 30
w work. Apply at 24s Market II, dssTst
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
chanes In Matching.

-
Two men matched coins for the faro on
Broadway car yesterday, and the man
who won said:
~ have paid very few car fares this
year, because have solved the systcm Of
matching. can't explain why my system
Ia correct, but many experiments have sat-
isfled me that it Is. l always ask tho other
man to match me, and 65 times out Of 100
win. Apparently tho odds are oven, In
reality they are against the, man who
matches and in favor OF the man who Is
matched. This doesn't hold when the
coins aro SPIN on table 1t Is good only
in cases where each man holds his coin in
his hand. Calling coins is also an easy
game to win. Three mon out of Ave will
call heads. always hold the coin tail up
and in tho long run am a winner -
New York Sun.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
DEATHS.

!
MuLLiN-ln this city. Margaret. wife Of
Michael ). Mnilin.
4 eaiivcs ana friends are Invited TO attend
her funeral from the residence of her has
10Th lust. at sa NJ. iiieiTinass al 81. Pe,er's
Pro Cathedral. lntermen Cathedral Como
terry.
STOUr-On December q. 1S0H Harriet
Hodges Stout.
Relatives and friend sareinvitcd 20 atte nd
tho funeral from her late residence. 9i5
W est 9th street ON N0ndny, t0th inst, at
p. IN. IEterment private.
McC0NNEI.L-on tho a5th inst. James II
Mcconnell, nncd ~ years,
Relatives and friends are respectfully in-
vited TO attend his funerai from the residence
of hia mother 1lb Poplar street. on Saturday
morning al $50 o'oiocs. high macs at st.
Pa, train leaving p, W. g. II. station at l2.is.
GALLAH ER-On December 20. 1875. Jo.cph.
Inc Gala her. aged 4B years.
Funeral from the residence OF her husband
John II. Gnllpher. No, gb Shallcross avenue.
on sunday afternoon Dec goth. 1898. at two
O'Clock. Services Ut the house. InteInent at
MI Salem &c ctery.
O'BRl EN- On December s5 1905. Mary A..
vito OF James J. O'Drlen. aged % yeere.
HelatiN es nnd friends ara respectfully In
vited TO attend the funeral from the resi-
eence Of her husband, No. 903 Weat sixth ST.,
on Saturday morning, Dec. 2>th ata o'clock.
Solemn hlgh mnss at St. raups Church In
torment Cathedral Cemetery.
GUODwlN-0u December %. Mrs. Ellen n.
GOodw In. wife of Edward Goodwin. IN the
10th yenr OF her age.
Relatives and friends OF tho family are
from her-laie residence. NO. Glb King street..
Saturday afternoon at y O'Clock. Services ut
house and iEterment ut hiycryiew Gene
terry
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
smn,,I,,,,. !, Ns,,,..

Miss Norma Nixon. Of Bridaston. N. u,
visited friends 10 our eity on Friday.
Joseph, thA cue year old SON Of Mr.. and
Mira. Welsh, died "Wednesday Ut The home
Of his grandparente. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
: d. Weir at Elkton. 4.
Mira. Fred Gsrhauzsr of Eikton visited
her parents. Mr. aud Mrs. Wm. Lyon. In
our city this week.
Mira. George Carter ls Waiting Ler
mother. Mrs. Mary Foard. near Elkton.
A we'll Is being sunk on Slngerly's
Elkton Stock Farm twenty-five feet deep
aud twenty feet In diameter, and will have
capacity OF 5S753 gallons.
Mrs. Clinton Rowe and children are
visiting MIR. VIM. l. Giles at Elkton.
II MIR. Bayard wapts to ace Delaware In
the Republican column next yenr let
him come home ana take part In the cam.
paigD. Mr. Hayard Goes not seem to be
In touch With tho American people.
Mre. Wellss and Miss Laura Jones, of
Chesapeake City. are visiting friends In
our city.
Miss Ruby Hogge Is spending several
days with Mr.: and Mrs. John Bnnks at
chesapeake City.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
o. prink r,roys I, 4 , r4,,. tr..y..


Tho effect or hev6ragc distilled from
'the Efsgus plant, grown on Gauptii island,
Is thus described by Captain !Casson Of tho
British bark Cupica: "a grayish sap runs
out freely, and this they collect and drink,
after letting lit ferment, which 1t does
easily. Within half ali hour after imblb-
ing 1t the drinker becomes perfectly stupid
and lies around like n log. The spell lasts
q day or moro, during which time the ma
tives say they live In paradise. l have
known sailors to try IL, but never twice.
Three years ago had a man In my crew
who was driven crazy by one drink. The
FIRST effect Of the liquor is to soften the
bones and gradually eat thom away.
There are natives there. the victims OF
gagus, who arc Indeed bonclcss and unable
to walk or usc their limbs Then they be-
gin to withor away until they die in mis-
cry and commissions. Usually two years
will finl,h tho hardest man. The suffer-
lngs ot The slaves TO ;he drink are terri
bio.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
rrsms p.eiIIss rlar.ed. : Z '

whlls rctarning from ths store last
AyenluR ahortly before 0 O'Clock George
/ l. Vernon uiaocversu the frame tenant
house, owrad by his fathsr. Howatd e.
| Vernon. on Seventh avenue and
kAnehorare street ON tire.
He gave the alarm and Augustus Porter
eont In an alas "a The FIRE department re-
sponded Immediately ard thanks to ths;r
Efforts. tho tire was confined to the frame
house. Tho mombers OF the aWashy" and
4 Fame Companies worked braveiy aud
: wore assisted by other indlvluai firemen I.
Including Fireman 6uodtnR. Of the Deta.
wsre who had hls hand cut by a piecs OF
Riuss-
of J. @. Morrison. And 1t is supposed that
the lire originated from tho explosion OF a-
coal oil lamp. About an hour before the
lire was discovered Morrison had bean TO
the house and partook Of snpper. When
he went away he left lamp burning.
The house nd Joined slabie belonging
70 Mr.. Vernon and as coon as the boy dis
covered the tire. although only IA years
oil age aud using arutohes. he released
three horses. The loss on the building is
S500. on which theIo is $500 with Mnther
and Company in the Wust Chester Fire
ilnsuralnn Company. :.
~ Another slarnis uas sent In this u orning
as the building had caught again. Tho
owner OF the property begs 70 thank the
<iffercnt companies for tue efficient scr.
Woes rendered. aud for tina earefuI rnanner
in which they worked around the adj joln-
Ing property.
At tho tlme OF the fire Mr.. Vernon, In
company with his villa was attending the
performance at the Opera House. and
knew nothing OF 1t until on his way
home in an electric car, when he was ia
formed thereof by, the conductor of the
car. although a. telephone message was
sent to him, which from some unknown
cause failed to roach him.
The Liberty Company put out email
fire at McAlvanney's cigar store In south
Wilmington last night. The damage was
placed at $40.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28

w TANTEn-To purcaase a gr rocery bisi.
w ness on est side Address J. a. ke-
pnbliean Office das-lt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
Mast rnyt,,p Co,t1

In the United Statss Clrcnit Court today
before Judge Walos Rrgumshc was heard
in the case OF Kimbal uud tho Western
Union Telegraph Company.
The deiendants were represented by
Levi @. Bird, who claimed TINT tho plain
tiff should be stayed In hls procesdinga
In the court until the costs In tho Mary.
land courts were paid. The plaintiff was
represented by Constable and Higgins
Judge Wales granted an order to com.
pei tho costs to b1 paid before any further
proceedings eau he taken.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
TERRELL HELD
FOR COURT.
The Girl is Under the Age Of
Consent.
THE sTEpsOas MUST Leave
ohariea Bnrnss Hasa itish. to Say who
Shall Live at Iiis Iiouse, Al


Shall Live at Ills nouse, Il
The ilrst prisoner to come to tho bar In
tho Municipal Court this morning. was
Charles Barnes. lie was arrested yester-
day on the charge OF being drunk and dis
orderly. He had heen arrested on Christ
mas lpay on similar charge and was al
lowed TO 20 on taking the piedgs.
Henry w. Mullen deposed lie was the
priEonor's stepson ond yesterday morn
iug I3atnes ordered him 10 lanve the house.
J'hscourt held that as Barnes paid tho
rent ahd the home was hs he had right
= 10 say who should live at the house. The
mattoe OF eating drunk lay bstweenl
himsdlf and his conscience. The case
was dismissed, u
James Ferreli, colored. was then ar
rnigned on the ciinrge Of having violate
Tho age OF consent, law on Christmas day
at his own house beyond Eleventh Street
bridge.
When the court room was cleared OF it's
crowd OF curious people. Mary y. Gibbs
depoted TINT the act was com mltted. Her
mother testlllod that Mary was sixteen
yenft Of age on October 8 last. as she was
born ono year before Garfield was elected
President. aud when tho email pox ragged
In this city.
FeIrsll called two wltnessos. but thelr
eyiddnce had no bearing on the case. Fer.
rell was held in $500 bail for the upper
court and Mary T. Gibbs WIS held In 800
bail as witness.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
A Pleasant yisIt.

The Reverend ]. L. EstIln, OF Smyrna.
Del. paid u visit to the REPUBLICAN 0fllcs
this Saturday morning. lie says he ID
getting along nicely In his new charge.
lie was away In Pennsylvania from OUT
tity for some ten years. He has boen al
his charge for some four months, ana
bays the charch mem bershlp Is constan
tly growing. The meinbors Of the church
have purchased a lot and will erect u
parsonage In the near future. Mrs.
Estiin and daughter are visiting friends
In Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
vrcc,sea by the storm.

The new Lnraln mill. at Fourth strcot.
was struck and com mpletely wrecked by
tile cyclone which swooped in from the
river and sported with the material. Tbs
building was recently built, and was q
brick structure, and today only about
eight feet OF the walls are standing. It
was being fitted up for use by tho
Qglesby Bros, Tor piano factory. Tho
loss will amount to several thousands OF
dollars. u
The largo stables OF Mrs. A, Valentine
rear the mill. ware completely demolish-
ed. and wrechage was strewn 10 every d.
fpction.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28

w ANrED-A chlId's nurse Apply ct sss
w Mnrket street. d2s-a
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
or,tI,.I,.,., f,,,yt.

The Equitable Guarantee Irust Company
was given tefnission Ia esif tho minor IN.
tereBt llfhe reaf eetstS Of John NJ. pnnn.
Philippe, Churcbmen made tha motioh.
John II. Rodney presented petition Of
OF Red Lion Hundred. yaiying nor rIghts
under the will aud eiecting 10 take her
dover In lieu therof.
George Lodge presented q petition from
Prudence Edwards. administrator OF II.
2. Woodrow. deceased TO sell real estate.
II wns nranted.
Joseph d. Luton was appointed guar
dian OF tue minor children of Mary Scott.
William and Laura.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
Tie saucaiei.

Monroe doctrine is pll right but the
doctrine which john Monroe IL alleged to
have recently used did not work yory well
for Mrs robinson who lives noar Groeh-.
Ivllle on the Kannett Pike.
She alleged that MoIlos went to hcE
place. Killed hog and carried 1t on.
Monroe Will 80 to New Castle to-day
Iund spend tweaty daye for bsng drunk
and dlsurdeIly.
When he 10 released Constable Smith
will be on hand With warrant charging
him with larceny OF the hog
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
FunernlofNirs. O,Iir,op.

Tie funeral of Mrs. Mary A O'3fisn,
wife of James j. 0,Brien, 0j3 Vast 9th
street, took place this morning, and waa
largely attended. High mass was cele.
brated In st. Paul's X. G. Church, after
which high com piiment To the deceased
was puld In the course of the funeral ser
mon. lntermont was made at tho Cathe.
dral csmetery. Dec,assi Is about go years
OF age. Mr. U'Brien is very Iii.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
,ynhdlnnn. Na,rnrr,-

J. Edwin Steeis of near Ghrlstana, and
Miss Florenes b. Bryan. formerly OF Elk /.
ton, were married at Newark at the rosl.
dence OF Mr.. Benial1n Campbell. on
Thursday by the Rsv, Nelson IL. Miller
OF the Newark Presbyterian Church,
assisted by Rev. DIR. Shank. OF tho Chris.
Jlana Church. Robert II. Hugglns Of
Philadelphia was bsst man and Miss Car.
rie W. Bryan of Newark. sister Of tho
bride WIS bridesmaid.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
Tho Result of bnilelalans.

AssuRY PARK, N. j., Dec. 27.-Accord-
ing to the twenty-sixtn annual report of
thd Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Assqcia-
tioh the past season In the great camp
mdeting was one OF extraordinary fruit.
fulness No less than 500 souls were
safed. $50 backsllders reelai ned and
2oQ0 specially helped. pEe finances are In
due on the sc, 900 auditorium, which was
Dedicated last year,
The liquor dealers OF Atlantic City, N.
j. are greatly tIoubled owing to m ore
stringent measures to be adopted at the
meetiBg OF the coming Legislature OF
New jersey, regulating ,hs liquor busi'
nees iD New jersey.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
In LdMii0.

w have received through John Pyle.
corner OF Fifth and Jefferson streets, a
circular from MIR. Heaoock who removed
from our city To near DcHver, Idaho. o
year ago. In order TO take charge OF q
mill after having bean engaged In Lsa's
Mile for GONE time In our city. Thus
far llr. ueacock has bsen very successful.
and tho health OF Mrs. Heacoc1 partlcular.
Iy and family are greatly improved.
Master Howard Pyle tninks the wild
and woolly West Just the place for boys
to make the mare 20. and other things OF
this life. AS soon as no Is old enough wo
expect to heur OF his pulling up stakes
for that region. proYlding his mother
Will let him dc SO.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
L.ea's Minis.

Building Inspector Grubb today Issued
q permit to G. l SwayBe to uie.ke repars
to,the Office OF the Lon Mills, (which were
recently damaged hy ilre.
At tao mills at Now Castle grain shovel
hns been placad In tho works, and as soon
ns circumstances will permit wheat
cleaning machinery will be placed In the
MILL
There Is regular rush at the mill. and
IL cannot AFFORD 10 stop.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
A rurban of High Degree.

A green turbnn throughout nll Islam Is
q sign thnt tho wcaror Is a descendant Of
the prophet. Many persons who have tho
right to this mark of honor nre now In
. low life, and traveller in Constantinople
or Cairo may have his baggage carried TO
his hotel by g genuine descendant of the
founder of Mohammedanism - Atlanta
Constitution.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28

HeI6 Is q IIH6 UIcc0 OF SIhE6 Du5IHeSS
In "Ihs Husband" which Robert Man.
tell. the celebrated rcpant.c ncior, gives
evening next where Lofevre AMI De Vigny
engage In u duel that can only end with
the death OF one OF them, pass In their
strife through the doors OF tho raceptio on
room whore tho light began aid end their
etrugglo out OF sight OF the audience.
The Indications are that large and
fashionable audience will turn out to
greet this popular actor at tho Grand
Opera House.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
GEORGE M, FISHER,
UNDERTAKER.
ocice nnd Residence. S1i King 81.
4 ettIlcnc. No GGi.
pEGlsrIiK,s ORDER


NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DEL,
December 4th. 1895.
Upon the application OF sylvanla NJ.
Ker. ana George 8. Mckoe, Jr. Ad-
OF George :. Mckee. late OF
Wilmington Hd. in said county dceoased.
II is ordered aud directed by tho iteglstor ia ut
the administrators aforesaid give notice of
granting OF lettors OLA administration upon
the estate OF tho deceased. with the dsto of
granting thereof, by causing advertisements
to be posted within forty days from the date
Of such letters an six OF tho most publ place
Of the county OF New Castle. requiring all
persons having demands against tho estute
TO present the snme. or abide by an nct OF
and also cause the game to bo inserted with.
In the same period IN the DAILY REPUBLI-
CAN, a newspaper published IN Wilmin gton.
bel, and 10 be continued therein three
weeks. (e. o. d.
., Given under the hand and seal of
rs. office or tho Register aforesaid at
- Wilmington. In New Castle County
aforesaid, the dpy and year above written.
}. WILKINS C0OGH. UeEister.
NOT IGI1-Notice Is hereby giveh that letters
administration were In due form of law
granted unto the undersigned. on tho 9Th day
OF december a. r., 1875. and that all persons
having claims against the estate OF the de.
cCnsed must present the same. duly attasted'
to the said administrators on or before this
sth day OF December lS9j. or abide tho Act
OF Assembly In such case made aud provijed.
SllNANIA MCKEE,
GEORGE s. Biok ZEE, JR..
5-. administrators.
Address Oil shipley street. Wilmington
Del. or John Biggs Esq. Wilmington. Dol.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28

Mr. Walter S, Wood, the well known
shoe merchant, entertained his elerks-
some twenty In number-at his residence
OIL Broome street on Friday evening. The
house was handsomely decorated and TN
elaborate menu was highly enjoyed by
the merry participants. Mr, Wood never
does things by halves.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
He Was Rohheil.

Brown-You look as if you had the
blues.
Robinson--So have. I'volost my beau
tiful new silk umbrella.
"Whcre did you leave it2"
81 didn't leave 1t anywhere Tho owner
met me on the street and took 1t away
from me. Texas Siftings
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28

In pursuance OF Its usual policy. the
Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad Co.. will cell
excursion Tickets between all stations on
Its lines East of tho Ohio River for all
trains December n. 90 23. "a, %. 81 and
January lst, valid for return Journey un-
Ill January 7th, Inclusive. ut reduced
rates.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
nn.n.,n1hn Me.l WA Il. An. Il. II

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co.
Is selling tickets to all points in tho West.
Northwest and Southwest at u lower rate
than via any other line. Persons contem-
plating q trip can procure tlme tables and
all the necessary Information as to rates.
&c by writing or applying TO ii. A. Mil
Ter, Passenger Agent. Delaware Avenue
Station, Wilmington, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
A yeternn,- Trngic rnlr.

SALEM. N. j.. Dec. 27.-Tho mvstery
surrounding the whereabouts oil George
y. Pyle, who has been missing from his
home In PenusErove since December IS,
was solved today, when his body was
found fast IN tho mud along the shore OF
Salem Crosk near ths covered bridge. by
Two small hoys, john W. Duck and Elwood
Nichols
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
Tarke,- scnrre.

Poultry was no. overly plentiful In the
markets This Saturday morning, Few
turkeys were exposed for sale We sup
pose the supply Will be larger on next
Tuesday. when the country people viii
bring In their reserve turkeys for sale,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
NnlI,in. Taken.

Special Officer Welsh this m orning
found the doors OF the Delaware Machine
Company opsn. An lnYo5tigatloa raveai.
cd the fact that nothing had been taken.
BE sure an lock your doors.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
Coroner,. LnrY.

Deputy Coroner Chandler empanelled n
jury this morning on tho body of ]. Wes
ley Williams the little colored lad. whose
death was chronicie1 In yesterdny's paper.
The jury oIgaulzed BY clOctlng Charles
Whann foreman. and J. L. McIvor secre.
tary.
1he remains were shipped to Eden Nd,
on the 80 o'clock train today. 1hs in.
ninent for the witnesses III Maryland TO
attend.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
lThc I.lre WINS Inrrnolnr,.

few weeks ago when the stable on
Joseph Biggs' f1rm. near Ceolton, was
burned one horse was missing. The ami
NAL has been found at Townsend It's
tall had been dncked. manu trimmed and
other alteratlc ms made to change its ap.
pearanca. The detectls es have q clue to
the thief
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28

GAND--buIldlnx and Furnaces.
ID JOHN u. SOLOMON
,,, ollce No. Weal Thlrd stresL
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
A Iinnason me Bicycle,

Yesterday afternoon the new 90 pattern
Wavcrley Bicycle was delivered TO Pyle
Cycle Co.. local agents. 1t Is beaut iful
machine with improyementi: notably n
very complete adjustable handle bar,
larger tubing. barrel hubs and a most
beautiful finish. Aside from tires being
same az '95
The machine will bear tho most critical
inspection. and will no doubt prove a
ready seller es heretofore. Very truly
yours. Pyle Cycle Co.
Go 10 Dr. Slmms' drug store. COG King
street. fer all your family drugs. bay
rum. cologne, Lnzell's extract, 25 cents q
bottle. and tooth brushes Is to 25 cis.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
Coed ,Iuslciu,,..

Rawneley and Monk. of the Shellpot
Orchestra, furnished the nusic at tho
Castle last evening, A Now Castle man
who was present Inst nip ht stated today
that the music was excslleut and that
they will often be secured for dances at
Nav Castle.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
A UIu T,trhcy,

William J. Till, of s34 Bennett street.
bought turkey Weighing SO pounds from
Mr. Kirk OF glasgow. The sussex Rep ub.
llc0u had q big pumpkin but 1t is dodb tod
II Sussex can match the turkey.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
nlnrnnlc nnII.

The following officers OF the Masonic
Hall Com pany were elected yesterday:
as follows: President. Winfield s. Quigley;
vloe-president, ]. Parke Postles; secretary.
Thomas j. Lawson; treasurer, Isaac @.
Pyle; directors, other than the officers.
Henry f. Dure, r.. Lewis Armstrong,
Joseph II. Gould. James Parker, William
Baxter, s. A. Hodgmsn. John R. Marr and
DR.. j. p. Pyle.