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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-08

DEzcUNCED THE RIOTERS.
Boston, July 7.-Nany ministers today
eroke OF ;sse riot ia East Boston july 1,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-08

A blouse walste of accordion-plaited
black chiffon over yellow satin has sleeves
made in four puffs. the upper one being
very fat, TO give the effect Of cape.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-08

Few summer dresses look prettier or
cooler than natural linen colored lawns
made UP simply and trimmed with inser-
tons of white lace.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-08

France is going to build at once two
large cruisers of great power and speed.
capable Of competing with the British
Terrible and our Columbia, and of over
taking the fast Atlantic liners. They will
have a minimum contract speed of q
knots, and must steam 1850 knots at u
knots an hour without recoaling.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-08

Waists Of white and gray dotted NULL
solid colors. with white linen collars and
cuffs, are also elegant novelties
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-08

One of the special features OF the latest
Paris gowns is the Marie Antoinette fichu.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-08

Pale blue duck suits dotted or striped in
white make very near and pretty utility
costumes with sailor hats en- suite.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-08

Dresden and chine ribbons are used for
belts, with four straight-out loops at the
back and no ends.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-08

Embroidered yellow pique is another
novelty used for collars and revers in blue
serge gowns.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-08

Lawn collars traced with JET and steel
pom.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-08

Mourning attire grows simpler with ey-
ery wear.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20

Sheriff Glllis yesterday closed the oar
riage manufaetory of McLsar & Kendall,
Ninth and King streets. on Judgments
aggreaatIDg 80. 5s4. 20. The Judgments
and the ainounts are: Artisans Bank.
S46Sl 30; First National Bank, Si7. 642. SO;
Franklin Murphy. $4,000; Elizabeth Mo.
Lear S2350; Wilmington and Brandywine
Bank. $40 200.
The Judgment OF the Wilmington and
Brandywine Bank, which Is the largest
one, ID entered against the stock of the
firm In the carriage bazaar now IN Phila.
delphia, and the remaining ones on prop.
erty here.
The general business depression caused
the big firms failure the carriage business
being one of the LIST branches OF manusact.
uring to feel the depressing financial ef
feGts.
The firm was established in 1864 by
Henry Z. MeLear and Casper Kendall.
The first works OF the firm was at the
southeast corner OF Second and French
Streets formerly occupied by John Mer-
rick. In 1865 AloLear and Kendall pur.
chased OF John Merrick the property &C.
cnpied By the firm at King and Ninth
streuts. at that time the largest carriage
mandatory In the United States. and The
business OF the iirm soon ranked as second
among the carriage building firms OF the
country. The new building was destroyed
by lre In May, 1857, causing o loss OF
about SB5, ono The iirm SGT about repair.
ing these losses with characteristic energy
and In four months. by September /. 1889,
the buildings were restored and the works
in full operation. The tlrm employed
about 1850 men.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20
.. rem Estate. nnilaera ExchanSs.


About three years ago Mcconnell & 20.
when nhcnt TO hid on the Park drive
called on tho Vuleanite Paving Company
OF Philadelphia for the purpose OF hiring
u steam roller. DR.. Ludwig 5. Fllbert
president of the com any being ON In
tllnate tetuis with Mr.. Douglass, Balti-
more, luuned the roller.
Mr.. McGoHneli lsit TINT be was not to
he chat.ed anything for tha use OF thp
roller out was to pay man from Phila-
delpniH to take care of the roller in day
Time and Waterman at night.
He had ths ruIi Tor lT5 days and the
total EXPENSES amounted 20 a12i
Dr., EIibert was unii,r the impression
that Ao told Mr., hcCouaHh that he did
not hire out the machinery but that tho
price could To settlaI afterwards. He
merely charged for 50 days ut SO per day
Tor The use Oh Tie roller.
Ii. tile Cnitel States Court to-day the
case WAS tiled wEefen the VulcaniLe
Paviag Company sued Mcconnell Tor
$500. MIR. Marvel appeared for tho
plaintiff and Mr.. Bates Tor the defendant.
The court Reserved its decision.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20
SHOW BEEF DAY.


The Old Holiday Custom DYING Our, but the
City Markct Celebrates
AT the Eighth street market house this
morning IL was the unanimous opinion
that there would be no old time extra die.
play on Saturday, which IL ''Show Beef"
day, being Washngton's birthday.
Geo. Wells from Wella Brothers will
omit 1t for the first tims In 20 years. 1t
makes much extra work without profit.
1t results in an extra large stock of
rough pieces" These are called rough
because they are not readily salable.
They are really extra choice being the
choicest pieces and containing much fat
they are more expensive to the consumer.
Thomas AIayns 10 tired OF buying $3.50
bullocBs and having his customers take
these choice pieces as favor to him and
then owing hundreds OF dollars for show
beef. lie says there is no profit in 1t.
Adam p. Barr said no show"
JAS. L. Prentss 1.-THE custom Ia dying
cut" VIM. z. Glynn; mo show Friday"
He thinks 10 one in Eighth street market
viii make a display This was the pre-
vaiing opinion. j. A. Hopkins said; THE
thing Ia played out" \. A. Pusey: II
never make show but always try to have
SON ethiuR extra good"
Thomas A. Sharp. however. will have
an extra fine young steer OF nearly 500
pounds dressed weight which is Just
what the people want. His stall is In the
Ehsh emu w. iftLley, mhheS no
extra display. Still the writer thinks the
Eighth street market will look extra well
on Friday afternoon and evening.
CRY MARKET SHOWS BIG.
In Second Street Market, A. Anderson
will have handsome display OF choice
terf, lamb and veal such % is most at
tractive to purchaser5 His stalls are
south side near MARKET street.
j. Wallsmith OF stalli2l for 90 years.
will provide the lovers OF fat and juicy
home raised beef with ll00 ID. bullock.
lie lis n stockhulder In the city Market
Corlpany David II. Megill steers 1900
lbs, Secretary City Market Company.
Norris W. Smith Thousand pound bull.
lock. lamb and veal
T. ID. Thompson, the successor to Joseph
Gould who has done q thriving business
at stalls Nos IS and 45, Will have two
steers. home raised from Chester County.
weighing 1900 po4nds, each; also choice
Anderson's will probably not be excelled
by any unlees 1t ls that OF Frederick
kenle which will beat every show beet
day exhibit in Wilmington.
He Will have two steers of 400 pounds
raised by Isaac w. Fllnn, of MIL Creek
Hundred, four year OLD steers Weighing
6l6O pounds raised by Weldln Brothers of
Brandywine Hundred. Mr. Kienie has a
great reputation for the best home raised
beef and large number OF patrons who
always demand the best, SO lie can Afford
to M AXE double the display OF any other
butcher.
In Third street market James V. Martin
will make the leading display. having two
steers OF 1900 pounds. Laeh from aar-
ford county. Md. His rival will be John
q, Gfiner.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20

II IL free. and deeply interests everybody
who has aches or pains, or WHO Is weak
and EicRly. Anyone can learn the surest
and quickest means to got strong and
well by accepting that splendid FREQ offer
of the great specialist In curing nervous
and chronic diseases. DIR. Greene, OF So
West l4ih ST.. New York City. He has es.
tablishod System OF letter correspon.
denee through Which all sick and suffer.
Ing people can learn exactly what ails
them. aud how to get well, without ex-
Iense and without leaving their homes.
All they have to do Is TO write to the
Doctor stating each symptom from which
they me suffering, and he will ans wer their
letter, explaining their case thoroughly,
falling just what to do to be cured, He
gives lie greatest care and attention to
syery letter. and tells the cause Of each
symptom SO plainly that patients under.
stand instantly just what ails them. Aud
all this costs nothing. 1t is u splendid
opportunity for those who cannot Afford
the time or expense to 20 to the city. DR..
Greene makes speciality OF curing pa :.
tients through letter correspondence
He Ia the most successful specialist in
curing nervous and chronic dizaasos, and
ID tile uieoovsrer of that wonderful mcdi.
cine. DR.. Greene's Nelvura blood aud
nerve remedy. those VINO write 10 hi M
get cured
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20

Charley Mckoevur has turned actor.
Hnis punching tue ball at he dime mu-
scum.
CON Monlton, who calls himself the 1876
pound champion OF DsiaHare wants to
light Jack ijaiy or jimmie August six or
teI-rouuu 20 for 81 aide AIR MUulton
writes ms uessaga on postal card, and
docs not post any money To show tnat he
mpnus business.
The boxing hnut at Jersey city on Mon
dny night between Cal Mccarthy aud Joo
Craig turned out to be iiz1ls The mon
appeared afraid of eaGh other. and the
spectators pronounced their work the
tamrst saen 70" years. The Referee de.
ciared the contest n draw.
True bills Tor prize lighting have been
found against John fogArty anu Charley
Mccarthy
HE following horses won at New
Orleans yesterday; Bill White. Z to 10;
st Pancras. even: FOotruGuer, 3 to q;
Kindora q to I: lob Holman. to2.
These were the winners at Arlington on
Tuesday rhaekery, to .; Piccntio, Z to
1o Grange amp, To 10; Prince Klamath
8 to D. iialcyon, I to 10.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20
a FLIGHT FROM Glory.

onoo from the parapet OF gems and glow
An angel said: 80 God, the heart grows cold
On these eternal battlements Of gold.
Where all ID pure, but old as virgin snow,
"Here sobs are never heard no salt tears
flow.
old,
No wrong TO fight, no Justice to uphold.
Grant me thy leave to live man lifc below. :"
"And then annihilation?" God replied
eyes" said the angel, "eyen that dread
price,
For earthly tears are worth eternal night"
"Then go" said God. The angel opened wide
His dazzling wings, gazed back on heaven
thrice
And plunged forever from the walls of light.
-"Sonnets of the Wingless Hour, /" Lee Hamil.
ton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20

FIKroS Mp, Feb. 10 An inquest was
held this morning on tho body OF Casper
L. Lang, Who was killed by the Phllf.iel-
phia aud Ba tlmore express Tho verdict
OF tho .iur" was TINT Lang was killed by
being struck bv the cXpress train. but
TINT the jurY IA unable To state from the
evidence whs' mr. thu employees OF the
companv used due caution or nut.
The rend.hra of tho Etkton and Middle.
town Eailrnnd Ens been rus from the
Philadelphia, Wilmington aud baltimore
treeEs ena hunlrad yarrts south Of lslkton
;owar TO tho lik RIVER Tho directors
have not deetdeh when the road would he
completed hut Mr.. SWartI the vice pfesi.
dant OF the road stated thst "A great deal
depends on general business proapecta
If The hard tnsa continue he could not
tell how soon the rosd would be com.
.tleted. but II times improyod the road
would soon he constructed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20

How thankful we ought TO be that the
warm sun has melted the snow gradually
away, instead of having hard driving
rain.
men break up large industries by getting
frightened and calling in loans.
lr. Ferris Belt knows more about dogs
than any other breeder in Delaware. He
is an authority on the fox terrier.
The hens have commenced to lay once
again. Their strike is about over. All
houaekeepeTs will no doubt rejoice over
u plentiful! supply Of eggs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20

John Mulvena was released from jail
on Sunday Yesterday about noon Of
iieer Mallonsy found him at Front and
Market streets very drank and acting
disorderly. lie was ushered before Judge
Ball IN the Municipal Court this IL orning
and lined IS ana costs.
Mary Davis eolored, has been on epres
Tor several days. and last night she acted
90 alsorderly In Audarson's Court that
Onieer Solomon had to be called to the
scene She spoke surly to the judge from
the dock this morning and went away
with n Rrowl when she was sentenced to
pay a fine of s5 and costs.
Harry Irons. colurad, was held In $500
csli Tor the upper court on the charge OF
larceny OF a shirt valued at 80 cents,
John I. BROOKS, witness for the de.
Tense testified that when Irons went into
The store he had no shirt under Ms coat
waiter Brown, colored, and John Joyce
Two boys were chalgeh with tho larceny
Of w 80 from Mary Gosser. lhey were
placed under BAH Tor further hearing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20
DEATHS.

WEs'r-At Wenonah, j.. on February ls.
%. Mrs, va T.. west, wife OF George ".
West. aud eldest aughter OF John W and
the lnte Betsy l., Grover III the I'D year Of
her &c.
ittiattvCs and friends are respectful In
viiel TO NJ cud tumur i ser Vices at p. M, ON
the EJfn lnsinnI al Niv rvi W cemetery.
Eleusg ON towers litnghHnton aia Mon
trusG paptrS pleas copy.
DEhlGkSuN-Du February ls. '91. Alfred i
l'efIckr on. aged b" years.
hCITIlS"s aiul ir ca,s IRE invited to "ttcnd
the iuncrHi from his lie Residence. Brandy
VINE hundred. uu Ihusiay mornt, e. the
2lst iastHnL Services III the house AZ II
oclDciI. In er'urnt ~ lsiverview cemetery.
KANE Suddenly, GA February ~. !.aH.Gatha.
rms tc Ui 10 m Is tuv, aged ST years
ke.hiivCS ahd lriri!tS ate respectfully in
v,ttI to attend tic tuh' rat Irom the III
dcncr OF her husband. near ftontchunln,
ChtIsttaua iluudfc On Er lay morning ~
ocl uk. H. Ia Moss aid in ermsat at st,
Josupn's Cemetery. DrnHdywine.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20

OF the big Inducements some stores are
otlerlug III the way Of footwear bargains,
we nre snlneH ne; IA iitt1a surprised That
we can sell any shoes at all, but wa can
mud The reason is not very hard to find;
our shoes ara we'll made honest up to
date goods ard our prices have n small.
ness that make than very attractive to
persons wanting thier shoe money to do
Epnd buying W. are dealers In pretty
neHliy everything naeaad In eYBrv day,
SUNDAY al The year round foot waar, aud
M htYe onr money Saving shUa prices
which are worth looking Hftar lorinan'a
No. 10 Fast Eourt.istr between Market
aud ktuE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20
WAN TED TO DIE.
While intoxicated He Draws a
Razor Across His Throat.
He Will Recover.

James Lynn. a stone macon living with
his family at Elsemere, went TO his home
last evening in all intoxicated condition
and In going to the kitchen took from his
pocket razor and In the presence OF his
wife drew 1t across his throat severing
the ligaments OF his throat and touching
the wind pipe.
Hemorrtages followed and when DIR.
NO. Pierce arrived he found the man in
u critical condition. Ether quietsd him
and the physician succeeded In stopping
the How OF blood and dressing the ugly
wound.
The only cause assigned for the COM
mittment. of the act is the excitement
which follows a spree.
The doctor this afternoon eald no had
strong hopes OF his patients recovery.
Lynn bns not yet recovered from the OF.
fecis OF the alcohol.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20
FIFTH EDITION.


STAR Correspondence Of tho Repubican.
Dover. Feb. 90.
The hfty.tbird ballot for United States
Senator was cast In joint session to day.
but no election was the result.
Business In both houses has been dull.
Adjournment has been made until to.
morrow.
1t lie uBderstood that no bills will be res
lature will adjourn sine die eight days
later.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20

1t Is stated by tho Now York Herald that
tine syndicate which secured the per cent
bonds from the Government offers them
to investors at rate that will yield q
profit OF nearly five milions of dollars.
This Ia dong well tor a beginning and
fully illustrates the stupidity of our
Dem oeratio Gongress. BY the authorize.
lion o. popular three per cent loan
there would have been saved to the Gov.
eminent In thirty years about $4,000, 900.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20

A. |. Swami, auctloneer, sold for Walter
O. Burfis. near the Red Lion. on Monday.
90 VS. from $50 TO -41.50. Average for the
rs head So Attendance was rather
small but bidding gHlr,
L. W. StidhRm Il son, au0tioneers, sold
for Azariah Smith, near POrters Station,
Pencader Hundred, on Tuesday. uofses
for SIP, COWS S25 to $50. and other urti,
clss In proportion III re WAS fair at
tendance. but DildInE was ratAer slow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20

@. o. Mickey, of No. 1910 West Third
streets, was twenty seven years OF age yes.
teriay and his friend celsbrated the event
By rendering hun a surprise party last
night which proved hgnly enjoyable af-
fair.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Pay nter, Mrs ".
A. Russell, Mrs. A. Mckay Misses Mamie
and Gertrude Flunkett, Misses Ida Mo-
Kay. Helen Draper Mamie Russell, CLAIR
enoe X. Holt, j. StaEers. L, Draper, q. Z.
Morris. Joseph Cummings r. A. Morris,
Delaware Russell. Daniel Draper, Harris
Mckay. Leroy Draper. Leslie Il Holt,
Hai old Morris William Cummings and
many Others cOmprised the gmests.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20

The hatk Nellie Smith, Captain Hayes.
from Logua, arrived at the Delaware
Braal wnter yesterday afternoon she
lsft sngua on February l, und when eff
fenwioit shoal Lishtshlp she had her
port bow about the Aaw5e ptpes stove in
by the ice. Some OF The cat2o was 70.
moved to The duck, although shs ala not
iaak
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20

Binding Inspector Dohl has Issued the
following permits:
Wilmington City Railway. alterations to
building at Delaware avenue and DUPONT
street.
David Dangel, alterations to Stoeclile's
brewery
Haley End Tnrburton. one two.story
brick back building at VI Elm street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20

Wilmington will be honored tomorrow
by visit from lady OF promnenos,
Frances Willard of the National Women's
Christian Temperance Union. A telegram
was received this morning that that lady
would stop over to- m orrow afternoon.
meeting wds arranged to be held to.
morrow afternoon at the New Century
Club drawing room under the auspices OF
ths club and the W. @. T.U. An earnest
invitation Ii extended to nl to DO present
to hear the national lecturer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20

The Wilmington Steamboat Company
will resume the running ef Its bout to
and from Philadelphia to merTaw The
first boat will leave this city at s O'Clock
and will return leaving Philadelphia al
O'Clock. In few days tho company ex.
poets to run Two bo4ts. The trip Il de-
lghtfui ono and absolutely Without dan.
ger, Tho floating musses OF ice are lndeed
beautiful.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20

Mr.. Alfred Gawthrop who has been on
the SICK list for the past two weeks suffer
ing with the grip was able to be out to-
day on the streets.
Mr.. Ihonia, N. Culbert has got vol
euough to he out on the streets. lie look
cd like lving tnis morninE, as he had a
plump turkey in his hand which he ex
peelB 70 preside ut tho TOAST.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20

Tomorrow promises to be fair.
with slight temperature changes. Friday
fair to partly cloudy. and rather warmer,
followed by snow In the lake regions.
THE TEMPERATURE.
The Thermometer at the REPUBLICAN
office to-day:
O'clock. - o'clock. 2o'clock.
2S 80 38
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20

The unoccupied houses 1850 and 1889
Head street were damaged Ey lire
last evening TO the extent oil several hun
dIed dollars IAa chemical engine OF the
Washington Company was usai for the
hrst time and had tho lire eXtlnRulBhed In
D lew minutes after arriving upon Tho
scene The properties are owned by the
Forrest estate and ire insured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20

Mr.. H. W. Cannon and Miss Mollle A.
Wiley of Brldgaville, bel, were married
al the Ashury Parsonage ut IL o'clock to-
day by the lev. John IL. Howard. D. ID.
The parties to the l2.a5 train 10 Philadel.
phia whence they will go to Washing ton
Tor few days. MIR. Cannon Is half.
brother OF ex Governor Cannon OF this
state
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20

quiet day for the clergy of Delaware
and adjoining diocese. will be conducted
by Bishop Coleman to morrow at Bishop
stead. The fol, Communion will hs Ad
ministered in the Chapel OF the Good
shepherd, whe re the addresses will also
be delivered. All will lunch ut noon with
tla Bl1loD
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20

The following sales have been arranged {;
February
20 Miss Annie stoopes Hrnndywine lid.
~ Jos. FullnIer. Court House.
10 Jacob L Fuilmer nurses. Chester Pa.
~. WIN Austin. New tastle nd,
u. Frank Gray. tied Liun Hd
81 AT III j W Anderson, kdy lid.
q. Sarah Clou |. Brandy wine Ia.
~. Rea Estate at Builders xehauge
~ Head y 20, Sale BInidIng It'll and
Mtrkct streets.
q. Estate OF Alfred ] PaNson. Mill Creek.
- Mary PaxSo !, Mn Creek I'D.
70. Paul ellis, personal property. W hite
Clay Jfae, tu
"a, Il a. itoberts. Horse. Chester.
70. Estate ai John Mckee, near Stanton.
N, CLOUD Fetat IRA tdy wine HID
~. Joseph Mitabell HoGkessIn.
Is, Joshua Laws. Peuc tuor HID.
Marcn
.. Real Estate. Bnilders Exchange.
3, X lOrrens. over I'd t. Bridge.
B. lhuS. uayet. Pencaoer lII
5, John n. Milknson BraadSwine Hid.
.. w u ltravkin. Mill creek lid.
o. w Il TruhX. New Castle I'D.
z hgncs Brookc-, Peneador lid.
:. W McCoy, thristiuna lid.
:, TAYLOR PersoD. Mill Crock lid.
II, Goo u WothUreh, Braudywino Hid.
j. Herber- Blown, BiatItiy wine lid
IL j W car aby. New Castle lid.
a. Unclaimed Goods OF T.. w. &B X Il.
~. Furniture aUi Wust fth st.
IL J Il gallagher, White Clay Creek.
J.. Juhn Wiz earl -tianu. lid.
", - y JotnUroo Is, Min Crock hid
~ furniture dOf West Sth =.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20

Mrs. Kane. wife of John Kane. aged so
yeare. died GU Tuesday Afternoon. at b
e'0lock, at her late residence near Mont.
ehsnin. Last Friday Mrs knue had a
paralytle sttoks. and on Tuesday had a
second stroke, which snapped the chord
pf life. She leaves Il husband and chill.
dFsn to mourn her loss Due notre will
be given OF hor funelal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20

Homestead Nithdrn wa.

This twenty-roum stone mansion at
Fairvllie, and known ds the old sharpless
homestead. was offered at public sale at
the Court House this morning. Sur.
rounding the mansion are tiirty-seyen
acres OF land and the property was bid to
$500 when it was Withdrawn. j. f.
Sutton was the Highest bidder. Joseph
Fullmer occupies the premises.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20

For diphihRrli sore throat Group
coughs hoaraoness and all lung troubles
nse In Suins White pulmonla Baisurn
nwardly. br. Slnms, White Linmeut
oui Naldty and br. Sfmms' Vegetable
l. ver l'iliA ns directed, ana there will be
no failure In curing. 606 King street