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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
CHRISTMAS
AFTERMAT TIL.
Full Docket in the Municipal
Court this Morning.
CLEVER WORK " OFFICER s!agE
An Uncalled for Assault on Off
Ger Kelleher gets Samuel
Hall in Trouble.

or the prisoners in tho dock OF the City
Court yesterday morning Oficer Lyons
had eight OF them to his credit. Five
were allowed TO go, two were II ned $t and
one was heid In si0o ball for carrying con.
Five einployeea OF tile Transfer Com
pauy and three other men arrested by !,
Onicers Scott, Gum ann Payne wers
: allowed % 60; rye men who acted aus.
s2 and costs each. They were arrested by
detective Dillon.
At the session OF the court today Il was
shown that officer Scott has q good eye.
Yesterday morning while In the building
where the lire took place at Water and
Tatnnll streets. he saw two men act.ng
auspiclousiy.
AS they went out the door he saw their
pockets bulRed out. so he placed both
under arrest md found In their possession
three hammers three chseis aud O pinch
eT5 valued at s5.
Lee Nicholson and wn. NJ. Dreln iden.
tiiied the goods and the men were held In
5000 ball for the upper court. They gave
their names as Robert Dllworth and John,
Hill.
Wesley Massey. eolored, celebrated
Christmas by gettlng drunk. Officer,
Noeiey gathered him in and he was paced
on the Sl and costs bench. =.
Officer Kelleher saw James Wright, ool.
ored. lighting at Sixth and Walnut yes
terday morning. Wright was rated In
Massey's class.
Samuel Hall, colored. was one OF party
OF three men who passed Fifth and Mar.
ket street yesterday afternoon.
lie deliberately kicked William Acksr.
man In the stomach. lie won't to the hall
and Onlcer Kalleher arrested Hall at Fifth
aud King. Hail did not relish the Idea OF
going to the hall, 50 he hauled of and
etruck Kelleher. The latter introduced
Sam to his club. and soon had him before
the house sergeant.
There II was necessary to put two OH
GERS to hold him while the turnkey aearch-
ed him. He has tina reputation OF being
quiet and thls had uch to do with the
lenlency of the fine. $40 und coats.
Israel White. John Flick. Michael New
ell. Edward stanton. Frank Higgins and
| George Smith were requested to pay 81
and costs each for imbiDlng too freely yes
terday.
John Monroe and Harlan Trilbit. color.
| ed, yesterday arterno on acted so disorder
| ly at Front and Union streets tnat Of1cer
Long felt they had acted according to
| the Monroe doctrine long enough that he
cut 1t short by arrestlng both. ~ and
| coats each was the rating,
charge OF dieorderly conduct was pro.
| ferled against John Mccarthy. He was
held In $50 bail for hearing tomorrow
| morning.
Charles Barnes was charged with dis.
orderly conduct. He pleaded guilty but
asked for the ienency of the court IL
| was quarrel at home between himself,
| his wife and stepson as to whom was
boss. lie took the pledge to stop drink.
ing aud wus allowed TO depart.
Edward lIaggerty was placed under q
5000 peace bond to keep the peace toward
| his sister and slster.inlaw.
| Inc case of Max Radosky, IN which he
is charged with dieorderly conduct was
| continued until tomorrow morning US
the prosecuting witness was not present.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
Tho sorrowfui Jester.

A serious and sorrowing writer has been
lamenting tho dccalence Of hnmor,t
which ho finds 4notitcablo even in our
own comic papers" The "even" in this
case strikes us as misplaced Comic papers
generally are noticeable for their deficiency
of humor and Our own" have SO over.
worked the small stock Of tho article that
exists in the world at any one time that
whom they do discover II Joke, or an alleged
joke, they Immediately run of and copy
right It to keep it all to themselves. Tho
truth Is, comic paper can hardly be 9TH
erwiso than solemn, since humor Is its se-
rious business Genuine humor must haye
its occasion, and occasions for humor of q
Kind that can be pictorially presented dc
not occur every day. When they do occur,
the chances are that some newspapers will
strike them before the comic weellics have
o chance The political Cartoonist, who is
their main reliance, can expect TO attract
attention sos only few months every four
years, and isr tas rexs Of t2s time his Of
forts to bo funny ure 50 ofyViSEzz N 70 bo
painful hiladelphia Times
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Nn,, sn..n,-l,n.,,,,

The editor of the Sussex Republican, at
Georgetown. has been harping all fall
about the size Of pun pktns. eabbagas and
hogs T9ised on that rich alluY,nl soil hut
his song has been knocked into the shade
BY this 'Dig production from GreeEN lie.
n. H.:
Joseph fragrant. French Canadian
resident Of long Standing. had an early
morning call from Santa Claus, and the
twenty five children'S stockings that hung
from the fireplace mantel In his home
were insufficient. Joseph and his fifth
vito had lived happily Tor their first yeAr
OF married life, and no discomfort had
been shown by her over having to care for
the twenty-five children by bis four for
mer wives.
AS areward for mutual happiness they
were doubly blessed. for Joseph received
Christmas present of a plr of dacgh-
ters Mother and twins are doing well
and Joseph has blushed the whole day
long as congratulations were shpwered
upon him By the townspeOple.
At last Sussex has beon deprived OF hcI
laurels.
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hlay A.k gsr ! AIaaslaaa..s.

( Rspubllcsnsof Kent Cohnty are taiflna
o. appiyipK 70 the court Ter q writ o.
70 show cauae why a csrtiiIcate Of election
shoId not be granted Colonel Henry A,
DUPONT.
The ldoa Is that the decsion OF the court
would have considerable elect upon the
tho claim OF Colonel DUPONT has been re.
ferred.
1t was reported several days ago that
tho Union ReDublloan Club OF, this city
would hire counsel TO oppose Colonel Du-
Points claim, but this has been denied.
and the plan spoken OF is the ono which 10
now said to be meeting with favor In the
eyes OF some OF the peoDle in Kent coun
". IL 10 considered that the latter plan
is the better one for the reason that,it will
not be opposing the other members of
the party.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26

Trouble Over n NIacnlue.

Some time ago Mrs. Mary Jones. who
resides on East seventh street near tke
railroad, purchased sewing machine.
She has succeeded In paying $50 on 1t.
She alleges that the collector on one oc-
cnslon refused 10 accept 81 and ON nother
occasion VI In payment of tho balnnce.
ts would take go less than IS at a time.
Work with hor husband has been slack OF
iate and the woman could not meet tile
demands. -.
She alleges that be .came 10 her house
this morning. pushed her back from the
door. threw her to the floor. placed a re-
yoiver TO hor face ana dragged the una.
chine out OF the door. Part Of the
machine was broken.
Mrs. Jones wue suffering from the of.
iects oil the shoca this afternoon. She
sNnre warrant out for the man's arrest
anu ne Will be given a hearing tomorrow
morning In the Municipal Court
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announced. Ihe wedding Will take place
some time tue coming spring.
The loss by tire on tho furniture OF John
!. Clark. No. zoos Monroe street, will
amount to $3.50. The policy was In the
London Insurance Company. Mather x
Co. being the agents.
DIr. Thomas L. Graham, formerly prin.
otpal OF tho lllgh,School. corner OF Eighth
and Adams streets. was in Our city today.
ClnroHce Green the most popular yoeug
man In Wilmington who was injured IN
the foot ball game between the Warren
and Young Mems Christian foot ball
ts getting along nicely.
Tho West Presbyterian Sunday School
will give their Christmas entertainment
In the church On Friday evening.
Over $1,000 worth Of turkeys we Q ship
ped from Smyrnn last week.
The NJ. L. md u. P Churchea OF Clay.
ton Dad Chfistmas trees on Tuesday even
ing.
Nj. James A. Lengel has expressed bls
intention or donating 81 Geo towards the
building fund of the Parochlal school
which Is to he erected In connection with
the Saured Heart church.
Professor John b. Moore Of New York
lie expected here some time within the
next few days Tor the purpose oil confer.
ring with Attorneys James H. Wu!uolt
ocrutlc LrIef which Is to ba submitted to
the Senate committee III Rnswor to the
argument presented by tho counsel Tor
Colonel DuPont,
Brooma street Chr!stmas tress were
Fever so hands9ine az they are this ear,
One especially can be sDsunt W L. Wood
R2l Bro ootne street.
Considerable interos: Is being taken In
the election by the German Hall CO., OF
the thirteenth member of the B3urd oi
Trustee. The election Will talSn place ii
short time.
Christmas services were conducted at
Bethel 4 M. +. Church C4rlstmas morn,
Ing. n opa oclUcF ll,t cid folks were
served Will Il FREQ Christmas dinner nj ths
church. About 30 persons enjoyed tNt
turkey. chickens. Einc9 Pics Ice crea IN
DC.
Niles Olivia Gooden. daughter Of Mr.. nnt
Nrs W, 7 Gooden OF Willow Grove ,yn,
married Monday 10 Evans Cook, OF neal
FELTON,.
officer Massey this morning arreste,
JosepA tagrel. GOlarsl, on eerloue
charge.
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A Gavei from Harrett'. chnpel.

FELToN. Del. Dec. 25--Rev W. +. Daw-
son, of Magnolia. has had made from one
Barretts chapel a few miles from this
town. q handsome gayel. This gavel be
will present to Bishop Warren when the
latter opens the session OF the Whining.
ton M. L. Conference ln Dover next March.
Barrett'a Chapel. which is still standing In
good state Of preservation. Is q rare old
Methodist lundmark. Blshop Francis
Asbury preached there during his carly
labors on this slde OF tho Atlantic. aud
once had famous and affecting meeting
with Bishop Coke within It's WALLS.
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n.,,. or Mrs. Folk,

Word has been received Of the death OF
Mrs. Geo. W. Polk recently OF Ouessa,
.hnt now of Denver. Col. Mrs. Polk had
been IN poor health for several years aud
her husband removed from Odessa TO
Denver about two years ago hoping tne
change OF climate would be beneficial o
her. Mrs. Polk made many warm frienas
who will be panied TO lear u OF her deinse .
Nrs, Polk was ihe only daughter OF I o
late Rev. W. II. Brisbane. OF Phladelphla
Mrs, Folks death occurred on Monday,
10Th Inst. Her father was pastor or the
Methodist church In Symlna 3S years ago,
a most eloquent man. aud the deceased as
Miss Moiiie BiisbaEe. was frequent visi'
tor to Smyrna friends.
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Fine Music nj rpwor.h.

The midnight church service held at
Epworth n. L. Church on Christmas eve,
was attended by an audience that filled
the large auditorium of that church.
Promptly ut ~ O'Clock the services bo
gan with an orGsn voluntary by the
church orGanist. Mrs. W. Z. Saxton. Ihe
audience had not recovered from the al
most breRthless silence In which they
listened to the harmonious strains, pro-
due d 10y the organsists' skillfut and per-
iect Interpretation OF the composer when
the large choir arose and began tho
grand chorus. GLORIA from Mozart's
Twelfth Alnss.
Then for NJ orc than an hour there was
perfect Hood of soDg. lnterspersed with
soriptural reading by the pastor Rev l..
w. Layilsld. The singing of the choir
showed cereful trimming aud tho lexpres.
sion hnd line ehading wns n subject of
favorable comment The singers demon.
etrnted their ability 10 render tha mere
dfiicult passages with precision and
correctness that was far above the
average.
Tho soloists OF the occasion, Nirs. Mary
Gee. soprano. Mrs. Emma Orvens, con
trafeo and Arthur Wilson, tonor, espec.
tally acquitted themselves In an excel
lent manner. Altogether the midnight
service was complete success
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valuable siits.

Superintendent Crease OF the Liebeg
Chemical Works, was surprised last Tues.
day evening by tho men under hts dtrec'
tiun, presenting him with o gold chain
and ciinrm, as all evidence OF the appreci.
alton oi the kindness he had manlfested
toward them during tho pact season. The
carpenters employed In the works also
presented Boss 0gle with hands ONE
silk umbrella as memento OF their ap'
probation and esteem. Such aets contrl'
butte greatly to smoother the asperities
OF life and make the heart glad.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
nnnisone Christmas Trees,

Mr. Marion J. Crooks. at No. 1918 Adam
street. has very handsomely trimmed
Christmas tree for their two year old
daughter Emily Il. Its beauty and has
been greatly admired by thoso who have
got a glimpse OF It.
The Christmas tree of Wallace Mccall.
No. 7l5 Adams street, Ia perfect beauty.
Tho trimming Ia the haIdlwork OF his
father. Mr. Fred MoCnil.
Mr.. Charles T.. Griffith has worry oriRt.
nal trim mnfed Christmas tree and yard FOE
his three year aid son. Charles f.. Jr., at
his residence. No. Sl3 Adams street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
Mrs Eoyuton Ner,ou,iy turned,

Mrs. Harry r. Boynton, OF No. 1917 W.
Seventh street. was probably fatally
burned at the home OF her husbands
aud she Ia now lying at Cooper Hospital
there. 1t is supposed Mrs. Boynton
stepped on a match, her clothing becom-
Ing ablaze. her body Was horribly burned.
The lire damaged the house to the extent
of Sl0O
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
THURSDAY. JAN. 2, 1895.
o'clock.

Fonr good work or driving horses. cows
one hcifer, ! bull Farming implements
moving mitchire, hay wagon. market wagon
dtafborn, mix wagon one cart. twin harrow,
culttvntor, Sy racuse plow maui anu. .wedges
spades. shovel-, rakes. forks, hoes, one good
roller barrels hard cider. potatoes by tho
busEei, 100 bushels oats 7j bII. wheat, corn by
hnshcl, 10 tons good Timothy hny, corn fodder
by the bundle. Harness. SETS heavy har-
ness sets light harness cart harness col
lars, hrldlGs, haliers, breast chains. COW
chains. i-2 bu. measure, l-2 pd measure iad-
dor, cider prcsa. mll X ems aud milk buckets,
cuFhonrd, 20 chickens, Eulneas, lot OF bags
lot OF thing too numerous to mention.
Terms-All SUMS OF 80 and undor, cash.
ovet that amount n credit OF six month"; will
be given by purchaser giving bankable
note with an approved endorser. Three per
cent. oil for cash on credit sums.
Nm PORTER.
W. J. LanG & Son, Auo. dll-ts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26

Down, Del. Dec. 25.-rhe next meet
ing OF the Kent County Pomona Grange
will be held IN Camden on january o
Besides addresses by State Grange Mus
ter y. Harrington Measick aud State
Lecturer A. I. Ncale. there will be special
addresses as follows: Apples for Proiir'
e; II. Bancroft; ..Apples for Family Use,v
W. z. Case; Shall Women Vote 2" Mrs. J.
L. HelliDge; Pears for Proiit.n W. r. Nc
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A Plans Indy.


Some time ago. one OF our citizens who
was In Strengthened circumstances. was
cent to one of the public institutions In
our city Tor treatment for an allment from
which he was suffering. On the arrival OF
sunday. friend called to sea hln. and
being possessed OF n good razor, sug.
gested that the invalid mightfeel somo-
thing better by the removal OF his beard.
On obtaining permission of the lady in
charge OF the room. the bar ber proceeded
to remove the beard uf the invalid. BE.
fore the task had been more than half
completed. tho superintendent and his
good lady returned from church where
they had sung and prayed with great fer.
vUr.
On entering the room the lady Inquired
what was going on, when tho barGor ex-
plutned that ho was trying to make the
Invalid look as well us feel something
better. The lady remarked. "Weil. since
YOU have proceeded go far you may ns
well complete the job. but DO not lat this
matter occur again" As the act OF tho
barber was one of charity tho remarks OF
the lady surprised him. He could not
visit the institution on.anv other day in
Invalid had no money to reward either
him or his employer, he had to go un-
shaved or break the rules OF the lnstitu-
tion.
1t Is a question. however, whether the
lady or the barber was the better Chris
tian. The conduct OF tive former reminds
US forclbly OF the Pharsee VINO In motto.
ing the traveller who Ind been beaten and
robbed and left bleeding on tho highway
between Jericho nud Jerusalem, passed by
on tho other side. While tho barber re.
minds us OF tho samaritan, who plneed
the man on his ass, carried him to the inn,
aud made provision for his entertainment.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
pn..ch A,,nr.

Mrs James O'Bran, No, 99S wost Sixth
street. who WAS stricken with paralysis
about ten days ago. passed away on
Christmas day. She leaves husband,
two sona and doughter. Mr.. O'Iirian
continues very sick. aud his restoration
TO health Is rather problomatIcal Mira.
O'Brlan was q very pleasant aud useful
woman, and her death is u great loss to
nsr family and friends.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
t,,,tid Uurnpd.

ELKToS. Nd. Dec. 25.-Mabsl. the seven
year. old daughter OF Adam Reed. colorad
living In Elk Neck. was seriously and per--
haps fatally burned on Tuesday. The
child had gone to nelghbor's house and
while playing about the lire her clothing
took fire. Sho staried for home. about a
mile distant. and whom she arrived every
stitch Of clothing was burned from her.
Dr.. Housekeeber was SUNNI oned aud
found her In critical condition.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
Weddings.

Today at noon Miss Amanda b. Ander :
son, daughter OF james B. Anderson. of
Rising sun. was married to DIR. Sheridan
i. Manship, of Magnolia. The wedding
took place at the residence of the brides
paIents.
MIR. and Mrs. James p. Mccoy. OF near
Cecilton. have issued cards for the mar.
riago of their daughter, Mise Edna Mccoy
to Mr.. James II. smith. OH Tuesday even
ing, December ~.
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DIGESTION AND WQag.
nov s,ss r..p,o ,.., ~. rhs,s r.,ra,.

rssw SICK raspsc ssas s4se Th,tt Rneray.
Tits as hard WORK tor soma paopis to
dIasst their dfhners as u u Tor a normal
man to walk tan miles.
After dinner rest whIie." This is an
old. say Ing. II means that II after eating
a heavy meal you thy To do hard work
you Will exhaust all your energy. There
will DO none left for your stomach. Your
stomach neods energy to work Just as
your leg or arm does.
Sick people want energy. They seldom
have enough for their stomach. Their
digestion IL out or order and thoy want to
know the reason. It's simple enough as
We have told It.
What they ought TO do Ia to aave their
stomachs from hard work unsli II Is capa-
bis OF doing IT. just as they rest their
tired backs oy lying down.
This they can do by using arliilelally
dlgested food. Shaker Digestive Cordial
contains such food; not only this. but 1t
il capable OF oigestlng other foods In tae
stImach.
Stalker Digestive Cordial affords nour.
tshment and creates new energy Rs soon
a. II Is awallowed. Ordinary food ilrst
stlaa 10 be digusted- Shnifer Digestive Cor.
dini while creating ueH oiterGy does not
expand any. 1t gives the stomach no
work todo. Ii will make thru people fat.
S,ok PEOPLE are naturally thin. Gotting
thin IL Aign OF. sickness. person may
pe born thin. and naturally remain so
Such a one Ia not neces arly sick. All
Druggists keep 1t and 10 cent sam pie
bottle muy iirAt be tried.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
pos,,nn,tcr Moore A. ..sl.nta. ),

Postmaster Moore dellghts,. the hea rts
OF several children Tuesday night A.
tirlng himself In Santa ulaus' garb he
visited the homes OF Lswls o. Yandegrltt
Frank Robb, Il. 81. Hoopes aud several
other frieaih aud loft gifts Tor tho lIttls
folks.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
Tnllk Of AnoIhcr IIotei.

There is como talk OF another big hotel
being erected at Gordon Heights the COM
lug spring, Tie location ls said to be on
tho river and Thomas b. Smith the pro.
jector. MIR. Smith could not be found
this morning. nor had any architect heard
of the plans for the proposed hotel.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
Co,npiI,nented tile Choir.

At the O'Clock mass In St. Pcier's Pro-
Cathedral ycsterdoy the choir was highly
comrlimented by Rev. j. A. Lyous. Father
Lyons said he heard music In churches In
different purts but the equal of yesterday
morning he never heard but once while In
Rome. Was Father Lyons ever In st.
Peters, New Cas.leY
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
Enterininnent.

The mission connected with the West
Presby terlan Church will give this even
Ing Christmas entertainment to the
children OF the mieslon. In the room over
the store OF John Il. Hudson, Front and
Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
She I..hIrn Iio,lcrlcl.

Tkeod ore c. Roderlck a prominent
member of tho Water Witch FIRE Com
pany. 0hd Miss Anna T.. Crossan were
married on August Z. The young people
gavo out the announcement yesterday as
q CErlstm mus present.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
The Mcye,,h irrrn,,ur..

Constable Windish this morning took
Weigh. Of No. 1iI7 West Seventh street.
and will hold II pending settlement OF
Claims. The furniture was sold several
days ago on a chattel mortgage held by
John Carswell. The settlement is expected
today.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
LEGAL QUOTATIONS.
MAnRIAEES.

BuGDEE-WATSOS-O December 25, at
East Lake Presby terlan Church by the Rev
William MacFarlan. MIR. Alvin Dugboc. OF
OF MI. Jnmes Watson, kiverYlew city.
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QUOTATIONs.
Reported by
tlEAI.D a. COMPANY,
bankers and Brokers.

seventh ana Market Streat<
Investment and securities yielding from
to per cent.
Orders Tor the purchase and sale of stocks
ana bon'is on Commission executed at ali
the stock exchanges.
Private telegraph wires TO New York,
philadelphia boston and Chicago.
ea.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
Rrnnlrs IN ri,n uIrIcn.

The new shaft will be placed In the
Ulrica at the Pusey IL Jones Company's
works. The Jansen will run In her stead
during repairs and will make two trips a
day on Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
daV.
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Isen pnnrc Chi h.nn-

Tie Salvation Army barracks wore full
OF poor children yesterday. They were
given good dinner and In tho evening
two children were dedicated, which ser
vice ts OF the same importance as baptism
services in other religious douomlua
tInpa
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
.kcIl and Gu, lis lrnd.

Nine year -oid robert File fell yesferday y
at Fourth end Market streets and received
badly cut head. After hls injuries were
dressed IN nearby drug stora he was
sent to his home ut Second and Adams
streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
bay und Night ses,ions oil uoidny Coamsr-
elni and shorthand College
sumed Thursday. Jannary 81.

Resumed Thursday. January Cd rooms
and Office open daily and evenings for
visitors aud the enrolment OF new stu-
dente. Graduates aided to situations.
Call or send for free catalogue. Call and
geo theColleges new ookteaplng system
which now practically y dlscards tho text
book day and night,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
Curry Case se,,iea.

J, Frank Curty's aetlca egaInst gthe
9nssass % % pagy 10y p; shars q
machine hna been aettled out of court.
The cass was tried ut the lsst term butthe
jury disagreed. IL occupied ten dayf,
The case was to have been tried after the
holidays. Mr.. Curry clalmed s23, 900, but
tho termst of ths settlement were moi
made known.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
Two InniIrsEs.

Deputy Coroner Chandler held an In
quest this afternoon on the body OF the
italian woman who com mItted suicide on
Sunday by drowning herself In the Chris
tlnnn.
This evening tho inquest on Thomas
Blore. who died from Lhe effects of o fail,
Will be held.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
Ernll, Eu,nt

J. L French, tho tobacconist at No. 9
East Third street, has in his window sey-
oral mats. snakes and many Insects from
Alexandria, Egypt The display attracts
considerable attention.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
Sn,,Inu CIRCLE

The Sewing Circle OF West Presbyterian
Church will meet this evening ut the home
of Mrs. John Il. Hudson, No. COG MadI-
son street.