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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-19

REEvE--on Jan. IS. 1895. Elmer Reeve. hus-
band of N. j. Reeve aged u years.
Relatives and tfiends also Nt, Calvary
Encampment No. 10. Knights OF St John Of
Ma Ia. and Rureka Council. NO. ]. Junior Or
der of United American Mechanics. are re-
spectfully invited o attend his funeral from
his late residence, No. zoe West Ninth street.
on Tuesday afternoon at . O'Clock. Inter-
lncnt at Wilmington aud Brandywlne ceme-
ter.
ENGLE-on January IL. 1895. Frank L..
son of John II. and Elizabeth s. Engle, in
the I'D year OF his age
The no atives and frien Is OF the family arc
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
services at his parents residence. Ol1 Poplar
st eef on sunday afternoon at o'ciock. In
terneht az Riverview cemetery.
GkHGG-on Jan. II. 1897. near Kennett
Square Donald s.. son OF " lizard 3. and
Enlnia Gregg. aged weess-
MITCHEtL-on LIST month 10th, 1895. Ste.
phen Mitchell In his Slst year
Funeral from his late residence at Hook
essin on, SUNDAY. aoth Inst. Meet at the
huuGo ut O'Clock.
BROWN-1n this city On the 18th inst, Rob-
ert. son of hobert and Margaret Brown.
aged years. mont and days
helntives and friends arc respectfully in =
vitei tc attend The funeral IRON the reNi.
dence of his parents. No, bll Il. 18th street OH
Monday. the sIst Inst ut ESQ pm. Iuterment
at hiyerylew cemetery.
C0CHRAN-On January H. 1885, Agnes b.
Cochran, aged ~ years
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
her funeral from No. lOl Washington street
on Sunday al ernoon NJ = o'clock. InterIneut
at Green Hill Cemetery.
Bu RNS-on Jan ~ 1876. Robert Burns aged
90 years, entered into rest.
he atiYes and irir nds nre invited to attend
the funeral selv ices at his late residence No
200 East Tenth street. on Monday afternoon.
AT O'Clock. lnternent private.
X YhN-ln this oily on the 18th inst. Marin
Ryan, aged 30 years.
Eelatives and Trends are respectfully In
viteu to attend the funeral fir IN her Iatu
res idenoe No. 600 Maryland avenue on Nom
day January slst. 1895. at 30 p. M. Inter-
ment ut Wilmington and Brandywine Ceme-
tory.
apW ARDS-on January Is. 1873. Edith
daughter of Charles AID ANA nda Edwards
aged Ia moniha.
Relatives and friends are invited To attend
her funeral hon tho residence of her par
ents, No. IA South Harrison street. on sun
day att erDoon. Services at the house a .
O'Clock. lntcrpient at Wilmington and
Branoywine cemetery.
Dear little Edith has passed away.
And lett u5 hero 10 owed;
Sorrow uf cur aching hearts
Were Is mono but us eau tell.
Sleep on, dear tdith take your rest
God called you me aud Thought Il best
I FRIEND.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-19

The annual meeting OF the Farmers
Institute VIII be held nj flelaware oiieVe,
Monday at y. m. Mt which Will be trans
acted the following business:
The Presidents address and the report
OF officers. The election ut officers for
the ensuing year.
An address will be delivered by Mr.
Goo. 4, Powell. of New York. whose sub.
ject will he "llow TO obtain Most valuable
from the Dairy"
Earmere. their wives, and all who ar
Interested IN this subject are invited to be
present
An institute will be held In Delaware
City, Wednesday evening. January 23d,
at which, meeting 1lr. Powell will deliver
an hddIUss on the subject above relertsd
to.
day. January 22d. and Hockessin Thurs.
day January "a both to be addressed by
the came !egturar
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-19

Haven NJ, Il. church. srd and DUPONT
streets Rev; J, 4. Brinkley. pastor. Class at
9Vo a. M Preaching 1880 n. nt.. ind ~ D. IN
Sunday school 80 D. M. Prayer meeting 9
m.
The Gilbert Presbyterian Church. 18th and
Preaching 1880 a. IN. and p. IN. Sunday
school aud Rlble Glass =. 40 p. m. Y. Z. S. c. l.
p. M. Seats free.
Holiness Christian Association. Front ana
Madison sire ts Elder Harry Magee pastor
Sunday school 90 III Pi eachInR 10 80 and
meeting 80 j M. Assisted by Evangelist /.
l.. Short and Mrs. Brown.
Local Preschcrs Mission. northeast corner
Front and Jefferson reefs PRAYER selyice
go a. M by bro Barcus Preaching 1880 a.
IN. by ltev J W Harris AID $50 by hev, J. n.
Mclaughlin. sunday school y. IN go p
this evening 7.JO led by Chas, a. Foster
Mount Zion a. U. n. p. Church. Logan st.
Iledgevllc. Rev. N. +. Wilson pastor.
sunday sehooI . 80 D M. Revival ali the next
week. MOrning subject, The New Birth.'
Union A. NJ f.. Church. French street
1879 a. M. sermon TO converts Preaching
$50 y. IN. sunday school 2.3O p. m. Young
Peoples prayer mcrting $50. Revival SER
vices,
Union A. NJ. Il. Mission. 7th ara Button
wood. Rev. q u Bonidoa. pastor Preach /.
ing lGm a ~ amt , 30 m; sunday school
Rev W n Guy.
Plymouth y: NJ. f. zion Church. walnut
street below Ninth, Rev A. j. Spencer. pas
tor. Preaching at 10 80 a. IN apd7 p IN by the
pastor. Sunday school 2p. IN.
Jones A.. NJ. u. Zion Church, 18th and
Scott streets. hev. a. j. Spoucer. pastor
Class g3l II. M. Preaching IL a. nj. by the
ltev Guy and ut { 10 p IN by Bro Plerson.
Preuchng 30 u. III by pastor. At y IN
snnlaS school
bethel A. NJ. r.. Uhurch, Walnut street
above 9TH. Rev. N. ID. Temple. pastor. Preach
ing 1851 II. M, by iicv q Il biVens and D. IN.
by Rev w IL Hicks. Preaching . III by L
Sergeant
shiloh baptist Church. Rev. B, 7. Moore
pa tor. Preaching 1910 II. IN AMI $50 p IN.
by Rev. ! \ shirley. Jubilee services ~
p IN. Tie pastor will be assisted by Revs.
n Sh riley ana JAG ID Butler
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-19

hackers suffered severely this year.
Secretary Estate. Smithors l. a favorite
with uil IT'S dsigtltlul to hear the old
gentleman tall. as his voice 10 clear.
strong and refined =
Governor Marvil this afternoon ap.
pointed Colonel Samuel Mcoailister as
adjntant General and Conductor I. Thorn
as Baker. us Quurtermaster on his STAFF.
In my letter yesterday 1t was stated that
both gentlemen would be appointed.
Both houses adjourned early this after
noon and the majority OF the law makers
returned home but will be sure to return
tomorrow morning as both houses will
meet In Joint session and everything
points to a DEF d ock, MAC.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-19

"Franoiilon." Alexander 'Duma's latest
and meet becoming society drama, will be
given Its first presentation, before u VIII
mlnxton audience, ut the Grand Opera
House. this evening, by two OF the most
popular artists now in the dramatic pro-
fessioD. Mrs James Brown Potter and
Mr.. kyrle Bellew. and carefully selected
company
Mrs. Potter Is probably without a rival
ON the American stage. and possesses
wonderful ability TO acquire knowledge
and irreaistibio will power Mr. bsllsw Ia
the idol OF the amussment-luving public
throughout the world The audience that
will greet these favorites will no doubt he
Representatives ons.
james b. MHchie who will appear at
the Grand Opera House OH next 'lday
evening, in his lntest success THE Stde
SHOW" has a warm place in his heart for
wilmington. as IL was In this city and at
tho Grand onera House. five years ago.
that he launched forth, as star Ia GrImu's
Cellar Door" which he successfully ex-
plotted throughout the country. Mr..
Mache often speaks of Wilmington as the
lucky city, Tor had IL not been that the
play was success and was favorably ro-
ceiyed by the press OF tho city, his career.
as star, wodld have been materially short
ensu. But"Grime's Cellar Door" proved u
success aud from the start mere. with CON.
paritively no capital. he has from year TO
year added to his savings. which he has
carefully Invested In real estate.
Grimes Cellar Door has been seen o n
the road for the past -four seasUns and
eulogizing tho fact that hts friends aud
admirers desired to see him In an ex-
tremely different play. no has had, THE
Side Show" written especially and 1t Is
considered to be the best bits of Comedy
and pgntomime work known TO the stag o
the present season.
MIR. Mackie, OF course. will be sGen as
''Grlmsey." but In an elaborated edition.
He was the original Grimes" In Iioycs
"A Bunch OF keye," and In Grimes Cellar
Door" lie still retained that character. lie
is known among his friends as Grlmsey
rather than MUcEie. being so deeply iden.
tilted with the character has lie become.
During bis previous visits tie made many
friends VINO will gladly welcome him In
The Side show" ueXt Friday evening, at
the Grand Olera House.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-19

CHERlFFS SALE.-By virtue OF writ of
~ LeVari faclGs, to me directed will be
exposed to public sale. at the Court Houae
on Market street. between Tenth and Flew
enth strenls In the city of Wilmington New
Castle. Co. Delaw ware ~"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-19

While q flour and feed merchant wss
getting customer q bucket OF GOAL On
Friday afternoon he had q cute trick
played on him by q lad residing In the
western part uf tine city. The man had
when the proprietor placed It on the
counter near the desk which contaius
the money drawer, when the youth stenl.
thily placed his hand in and picked up tho
money. He then asked for cracked corn,
ana on receiving the same paid for II out
of the money he had stolen. The trick
was seen by gentleman who had called
to sea the proprietor on some business,
aud who told him of the tricR played
upon him, when the youth deeamped.
no doubt thinking he had not been dlsoov.
cred In his dishonesty. William sage
honesty Is the best policy, and 80 say all
OF US,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-19

UoE sALE-A medium slze safe, Apply n,
Il No. lzJ Market street. is-ttpd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-19
Low PRICES.

Wales Goodyear brand, 1st
quality Mems Wool.iined, Short
Boots, sizes 6 to II, 50. 10.
MEMS Wool.llned Buckle
Arctics, sizes 6 to -, 81. 80.
Mems Heavy Imported San.
dals, sizes 6 to -, go cents.
Ladies Imported Sandals and
Gro. Heel and Springfield,
sizes q to 8, doc.
Misses Imported Sandals and
Gro. Heel and Springfield,
sizes IL to 2, 80 cts.
Connecticut Brand, I'd quail.
ty.
Mems wool lined short boots,
sizes 6 to IL, 1925.
Mems wool lined buckle arc.
tic, sizes 6 to IL, $1.15.
Mems Imported Sandals,
sizes 6 to IL, 80 cts
A complete linei in both quail.
ties. at reduced prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-19

Tho Rev. @. L. Wolfe OF Baltimore. who
hes been holding meetings at the First NJ.
p. Church. this city, had quite a good
meeting last evening. Mr.. Wolfe prayed.
over blood" There was good congre.
CATION.
There were also several raised their
hands Tor prayers. Rev. G. L. Wolfe gave
short talk on The ''Prodigal Son." which
had great effect upon the congregation.
hev. q. l.. Wolfe will DO with US oil day
Sunday. He will also play and sling.
Como and hear him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-19

II Is reported In our city that Postmast-
er Enoch Moore and party have sLOt so
much game down In North Carolina that
they had not tue money To pay the express
charges To forward the same to the gaIue
dsalers III our city MIR. L. Fisk, the agent
OF tue southern Express Company, wrote
letter to MIR. J. W. Cook OF our city,
giving him the Information OF tic where
ROOuls OF the party He said the party
have killed, or are supposed to have ktll-
ed. bear deer, 81 aucks, ll9 rabbits aud
other slnMlI ghme. suGh as Iats and inluu.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-19

Small. pox Ia on the inorease In PhIladel.
phia
The State Board OF Health have held q
special meeting In Philadelphia and adop.
ted reso utions urging the people TO get
vacoiuated and re.yaeclnatsd.
lam authorized by the State Board OF
Health of the State of Delaware to call the
attention OF our people to the danger Of
small. pox being brought into our city and
state at any moment, and to warn our
people and local boards OF health to pre-.
pare measures 10 resist and stay the
rAvuges of the dread disease. Vaccination
and re,vaccination is.the sure preyenfas
tive. T. Il. FRizEE Sec.
WILMINGTON. Jan. 10. 1895
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-19

I OST-Thursdny last, female lev terrior.S
L. months I'd. white body black on head
answo 8 to the name OF Marie. Reward u
returned to Il. u. MacSaii. Highlands. or
$50 bIarkst Nrcek ils-lt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-19

NJ 0TIGE-Ail persons arc forbidden to
IN trust Jonn Carney, (col bred jim any way
whatever, In my account. US will not pay
any bills 30 contracted. Thomas q. Mum.
IL.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-19

Miss Annie Moore, highly respected
young woman living near Northurook
station on the ". " n. Railroad has been
missing from her home ali week. She
left her homo last Sunday to go to Phin-
delphia by way of this city. her parents
think she Is either here or in phlade phid
But a diligent search has not revealed her
whereabouts In either city. She was one
OF the best of daughters and as she was
not receiving the attention of any young
man, her parents arc inclined to believe
tn It she WAS either abducted or injured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-19
ANIllsEAiESTs.

HIGHEST cash prices paid for secondhand
"a furniture. oil cloths. carpets and stoves.
Address Confidential, this oiCe. / 49,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-19

RIf you fail to go to tho blsket bazaar to
be held at MIR. q. W. Rutter's residence,
on Townsend sire t, South Wilmington.
you will miss great deal. This Is gwen
by the praying blnd OF Madeiey NJ. 4.
Church for very worthy cause and
should be largely patronized by al.
Don't fail to bd on hand tonight ut $50
O'Clock with your basket nd lady as
good time is expected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-19

The Abble S. Hart. a storm beaten ship
from Nova Scotia, passed up the Delaware
yesterday. Shu saled from the Philippine
Islands on May Il. She put luto Cape
Town enroute where all hands were dis
charged and u new cCew shipped. Three
deaths occurred from Scurvy. The Span.
ish tug Colon, which WAS built In this city,
pussed up to Philadelphia to be repaired
and oVerhauied.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-19

Dennis Sharper proprietor OF the barb or
shop at sixth and SIMPLY stleets, has IN
his window lance OF historic value Az
ter Commodore Isaac HUI had mot the
Bristisn forces In tde ,'orth Atlantic
Ocean and after the aptured british
forces hau been landed hwy left several
lances. ana this oUo on exhibition wus
found by Morris Morris. who handed 1t
down to we'll known Wilmington man.
Ihe lance Is WurtA a look.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-19

Judge Grub sat in Orphans Court this
morning. Harvey Whiteman presented
the petition for the partition OF the real
estate Of Laura V. Maekay, and was
granted an order OF eaie
Catherine Newton, nd minlstratix Of Tho.
mas Newton. for an order to sell the land
TO pay debts. The order was granted,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-19
RUN DOWN ny AGAR. n
John a. grimm s.r"os at sixth and s'arket
s,reets and Received y pi.oIea,ea ,i,p.

John A. Griffin a wealthy and retired
Resident OF Germantown. Philadelphia, was
run down by an electric car at Sixth and
Market streets shortly after o'clock this
afternoon and received dlslocation OF
the right hip beside severe bruises about
the body.
Mr.. Griffin is about 70 years OF are and
deaf. He was In this city attending to
some business. he owning several farms
In this vicinity.
Being deaf he could not hear the warn
ing of the car motorman. IL Ia supposed,
but who the motorman was or tho num-
Der OF the car which struck him could not
be asoertalned. At the Office OF the COM
pany no report Of the accident had been
made.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-19
95 Per Cent.
hTUCA QUOTATIONS
Reported by
HEAI.D ~ COMPANY.
Bnnkers nnt Brokers.

Scfbhth btdrAeb SJtestg.
Chicago Gas was the only feature to.
day Reports OF a compromise bot ween
tho Standard party and the interests
which block the way to change OF con.
trnl were current, but IL was intimated
than an obstacle to carrying IL out was
enough TO deprees the price; what seemed
to be clique buying however was met,
aud the decline was at once arrested.
There was also some traders selling III
sugar, but beyonu this very little can be
said OF the market THO government
gold reserve IL now do 80. 0DO O0O
Next week will duub luce 1t to
the Same figures as W.. @ last bond
isslo was made
Ths feeling at Wagn.n " seems TO DO
that something must y ono, but 1t Is
hurd to SEQ how the ,Gnt Congress-
amid the disoordapce - its views can
nerve Itself to act.
Trade 10 waiting just as speculation is.
ana the decline OF prices In some leading
stape products startling.
AT the same time the weeks market
shows underlying the situation thsre is n
belief thata change fo- the better will
come.
The bank stctement was no Important,
though the piling up of money Is Gig.
hlnoaht indication OF slack and waiting
business conditions. .."
The surplus reserved increased over 81 Z
millions little selling by the beer trad ere
gave u weak tone to market at close.
investment ana Securities yicldIuz
from I TOT per cent
orders for the purchase and sale of
stocks aud BoDdSon Commission execut.
ed at all the stock exchanges
Private telegraph wires co Now York.
Philadelphia. Boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts aud Letters Of Credit IS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-19

dog belonging to Mr.. Lattimer who
lives on the Newport pike bit tramp GU
tho leg ou Thursday afternoon. The man
came to tbs city and lad the wound eau.
tnTlXal
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-19
apIoInY 4 w1I.MlscrosIAs.
ne sw,ndls. n New YORK. naak om Of
sI4a.00O.

Edward o. Quigley, who is under arrest
for swlDdling tho Mercantile National
Bank of New York City out OF ella QUO. Is
former Wilmingtonian. The methods
used wore by forged oonds OF face value
OF s16O 600 advanced as loans on collat-
erai He lived at rate OF from $4,000 to
9lU0. 900 year.
The forged bonds were engraved by a
respectable New York firm, whose name
they bore.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-19

Constable Reardon has levied on the
contents and fixtures Of the store of the
Glonrock Pant Company at No. III Mark.
OF street. and will sell the same on Janu-
AIRY "a to satisfy land lords warrant.
The store IL now closed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-19

The following slles have been arranged
for
Jan %. Mrs. Thatcher. 9Th ward.
- 81. III is. Iirackin. Rod Lion It'd.
" "a icmuel M;tir, boz Poplar st. city.
sc W. .lonn Iiossell. Trustee AT Court
House.
" o. Sheriff sale at Court House
" -. Annie Is and X Is Mills near Newark
nel.
=" 80 Sheriffs lie at Court nunse
" 20 Sheriff. Sale Newark
Fob. Z. Alvin Allen. New Castle I'D.
" u, Chns. +. ponnelly. White Clay Creek
hundred.
" H. e r bonnelly. White Clay Crock lid.
80 IS. Joseph TAliey. Braudywine lid.
~ \ smith, p,.nCador lid
" 70, Miss Annie Stoupes Hr. n lywlne I'D
3" ~ state al John Mckee, near Stanton
Mar, 8. IL lorren-. oyer I'd II. fridge.
- {. Agnes BrookU-. pencuder I'D.
. IL. Unclaimed Goods OF r.. W. Il y II Il
a. H. j It Gallagher. " hite Clay Creek
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-19

Three hack loads of sports left this city
aud drove TO the neighborhood OF lures
corner where two goes" took place.
one was between two colored men and
the other between two local mon from
this city. The bouts were Interesting
For best reasons the uames are all omit
ted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-19
FIFTH edition.
The BROOK YN
STRIKE
Labor Organizations to be Gall.
ed Out.
AN Army CORPORAL BADLY INJURED
AN Army CORPORAL BADLY lNlvsI'
5000 Troops Under Arms.

Special Dispatch 10 the Republican.
BLooELrs N. Y. Jan. is.-The situation
here ia becoming more alarming as the
strikers are hourly getting more despsr'
ate.
According to Master Workman Connolly
there will DO general strike OF labor or
ganlzatlons.
Corporal Shea OF the 47th Regiment
was injured this morning In an attack by
the street car strikers at the Halsey street
car stables and several OF the strlhers
were badly injured. car was held up at
Ninth avenue and Twentieth street.
Fully 5000 troops are under arms.
The De Kalb avenue men will 60 out on
strike through sympathy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-19
DEMPsEy BEsTED IN THREE ROUNDS
Dempsey Is Besred In Three Rounds by Tom
nv Ryau-Denrscy Thought TO Have
Been Drinklng-A very
TIME Affair.

Fully four thousand sports were assem-.
bled at the boxing entertainment which
the Seaside Club gave on Friday night In
its rooms at Coney Island, N. Y.
Dempsey did not arrive until late. He
was handled by "Brooklyn"Jlmmy Carroll
Martin Dempsey and Frank Patterson
Ryan's seconds we're Joe Choynskl.
Harry Pigeon. Mick Dunn and Geo. Sid.
dons
Ryan was the first to enter the ring,
and looked splendid. He weighed las
pounds The letting was Sl00 to $50 on
the Chicago boy.
THE NIGHT by ROUNDS.
After the usual prelimlnaries thoy shook
hands at ll.05 O'Clock. Ryan wore a
breech clout aud Dempsey long blue
trunks. Tim Hurst WAS refere6.
Round 1-Hhey spared lightly. and
Ryan was rs quick as flash and played
all around the ex.ohampion. Dempsey
smiled as he missed a lett and then Ryan
dubbed left and right on The head. Demp-
ssy waa SO slow and apparently helpless
that there were cries of Take him oif."
1t was a farce.
Round 2-Ths crowd began to leave the
building Gs they came up, Ryan fooled q
second or two and then punched Jack
lightly In tho face, Dempsey rallied and
tried TO swing, but Ryan only olinched
and laughed. Ryan on tha broak hit him
hard on the mock. and Dempsey tottared.
Ryan Kept away out OF mercy and then.
ae Tho crowd Missed. Ryan jabbed tue poor
old Nonpareil In the jaw aud he fell to the
floor. Jack got up. but the bell saved him.
Rouud 3-Ryan played with dempsey
cat would toy with IN ouse. He danced
jig In front of him and punched him
lightly when and where he pleased. Jack
tried to rally, but his efforts were painful.
Cries OF stop IT." on all sides soon oaus-
ed tho referee 10 put an end TO the taroe
and declare Ryan the winner. Dempsey
argued yehemently with Huist. but the
latter told him that he could Lot continue
the bout
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-19

The will of the late Edward Graves was
received anu filed by Register Couch THIS
morning. 1t gives to his wife. Laura
Graves the entire estate. which Ia valued
at $500. and after het death to the Homeo.
pathlc Hospital Association. No letteTs
have 40 yet boon nppIled Tor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-19

Clerk OF the Peace Biggs Is preparing a
list OF merchants who have failed to take
out licenses. The list CONTAINS the nam 90
of several physicians and large number
OF business nem. At every term Of county
court indictments are returned against
delinquent merchants
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-19

The thermomste at the RErpBrIoAN
Office to-day;
o'clock. I2 o'clock. O'Clock,
20 80 IS