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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-23

Try our leo cream. Rest in the city.
Free delivery. HOME BAKERY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-23

No family should be without
one of new Perfection
1tefrlgerAtors.
sold ON easy payments.
MADDOX. ELLISON g co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-23

THE I'M ERNATioNAL ROUTE II. a.
q. n, RAILRoADD
Through sleepers daily between KIM
sas city. Fort Worth ana san Antonio.
via hearne, with which immediate con,
ncctlons are made at Ennis to and
from Dallas. The quickest route 10
Taylor. Austin, San Antonio, Laredo
and points in Mexico.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-23

Hurley Building barber shop. Ex-
pert BARRIERS. Your trade solicited. Il.
Gut2man, proprietor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-23

Refrigerators.
Our new line has
Just arrived and
Win be sold on
Easy payments.
MADDOX, ELLISON & co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-23

Nis WIN be one OF the most deiightfuI
.cenaions OF the week.
Wednesday will be commencement
ay The graduates win read their
says, or make speeches. and the
resident VIII deliver the baccaiaureate
Acneement win close at noon Wednes-
ny. "su'''s-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-23

1.-THE Use OF 'castoria' is so universal ard
its merits so well known that 1t seems a work
Of supererogation to endorse 1t, Few are the
Intelligent families who do not keep Csustor!a
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTIN, D. D.,
New York City.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28
FOR ZEN LAYS OILY!

The enormous stock of clothing from tho
len Per Cent Clothing House ai the corner
avenues OF The city of Philadelphia, WIS UNI
cNp.utrdly forced on the markcI. rs our
store was taken by the llrge instItliment firm
Of Geursc Kelly TO. Ties goods must go
nnh 70 they must Ia ten dHys-tor wat they
MI bring. Such tatr nee OF Rcndy.hade
Mems. Logs aud Ghiidren's CiotniIg has
never been attempted in the city o " IL
inlugtun Your dollar will 70 as far as
tttrcr dollars VIII 20 NJ other sroras. We
hnvo taken tie immense puildIug, No.
blj Marker street, above tho Clayton
House. ilmington. Delaware. THIS Is no
AFFIDAVIT hclow. Look al these figures:
Men black or blue chevlot suits - 20; men S
iniAc,l cHsstniero -uils. Styles. 80 10; meas
lhlry cheNiot suits, choice o. styles, fi6Di
mems undressen worsteds or dingUua suits.
very ar"s~H, - 90; men gray, utown or hlue
tHeh lot SUI $, - W; nien oNeIeoats. clrgent
ufiir e f.tai mems sturm over, oats &tra
long. not half value. ~ CO., meme blue or
b Hck hcrscy Dvciconfs extra length g. 80;
mems Shetland i orm coats, 1titfergnt shades.
SUI; men camel heIscy oyrIcoats IA blue.
back brown ug gray ri iC ly all " ooI, extra
lots OF child .en's pants. ne; lois OF chill
nrtn's pants i5ti lots Of lnen pants, 4Tc;
lets Of mems pnut Use; lois of mems pants
u .; lots OF mems pants $40;
lots 81 mems ~ pants, y .; lots
s. 81; lots Vi dress pants. - IUi lots OF buys
pEercOats, i@5; lots OF boys OvercUuts n u;
lots o. Toys oNerco.is si.HUi sts OF BIO s
suits sDc; lots OF boys suits 4 e;loIs of boys
suits. u Vi; lots OF boys. suits. - ~; lots OF
boys suits 3: %; lots OF boys sui. $! 70; lots
of boye suits, 30; tots OF Toys suits. : ~ i.
Lots Of chlldrcn.s fine dress suits III fancy
color Jerseys, Nelvets and military styles ~
your own Hgures! Read this bill g rrfutly
aud tell yonf ncighbOi of this wonderful
Nay OF Swing money. We again tell YOU
ihHt the entire slUck mu3t b.. turned Ito
cash Immediately, SEQ that you 10, ia tho
right establishment, No 5lj Market street,
aHuvc the Clayton ilous". Wilmington, Del,
Sale now going on aud cont inucs Tor ten DAYS
only. open evenings until O'Clock. Satur.
DAY unttl II D. NJ.
AfflbAN Nv Ilinlngton, Delaware. Jan.
uary 18th. 1872. Weyl, being duly
sworn, dcn9scs aud says that he IS II re-tIpnt
Of the Uty OF Philadelphia, Pa. thai for
the pas etgut years he has been en- aged In
tue rcia, clothing business nj corner oil
l;ilgc TO Columbia Avenues anu Twenty
th5rd street, III said CITY 4 Philadelphia aud
tlitTi ho lsauout to retire iTum said vluthi Y
bnstl e. nut tuC stock employed by him IA
said business will TIC disposed ot by him at
No 800 MarRet street, WILMINGTON eawure.
SIMON " I4N l..
state of Delaware, County Of New taslle.
+, 4, " Ilmington, January 18th. 1866. Pur-
guHaliy appeared The above named sinon
Weyl ana madC oath To the above ateineut
by him sigi ed before nc.
william h. gibbons. Notary Public.
j9I-%t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28

ny A sxAIPATHIziNa VICTOR.
From Brandywino'f blue rocks and hills,
To Sussex piains and gentle rills.
For Mervil and Willis we raised q cry.
That emote the Lokies hip and thigh.
They looked at Grover upon his throne.
With fearful eyes did they eigh aud moan;
Help. oh hel .. we're In sore distress.
Your praise we'll sing, your name we'll
bless
Then Grover winked his other eye.
And said "Alas. to think thatI
Should be disturbed by their bad luck.
I'll pack my traps aud shoot another duck.
In England dwelt their idol. prophet. king
Come home loved father, and our State
shall ring
Will staLd aghast. the tide be stayed"
The 'Fakir Angel" from his loftp perch,
With dreamy eyes and solemn mien did
A resting place for his people oh 80
From the coming avalanche 80 plain and
clear.
Once more upon our shores their stately
king
Stood supported by the Infamous ring
With tender pathos and words OF gold,
The love OF our English cousins for US
unfold.
But the storm came on npace. Now tits
past,
Tbs dead and wounded are reckoned up
at last.
The mighty phalanx my people" are
ewept away
BY we the PEG. le' who have come to
stay.
With throbbing heart and solemn mien,
This 'Fakir Angel" did view tile scene;
with fate 80 cruel, 10 more I'll roam,
But seek the quiet OF my English home. y
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28

The Coming of Christ" was Rev. VIM
W. Campbeli's theme sunday evening u
Sixth and Tatnall streets. He closely al
Ilyzod many texts including the Eat.
chapter OF Matt. ", Is Luke, TX; ~.
Mark tx: |, The coming of Christie King
dom has been confidently expected b,
christians In every century, especially tho
first.
The innlatory steps Of Its coming were
taken wnen our Lord was on earth. 1t.
beginning was In the infinitely trlum.
phH at power of his resurrection from tn,
grave. ii Potter Il6. Have made known
unto you the coming" etc.
Tie preacher then discussed the seconf
coming OF Christ and his appearance IL,
person. Matt XXIV, No man knoweth'
etc Matt. XIII 80 ~. Although he said
nothing in conflict with Presbyterian
ideas the Adyentlsts were some
what surprised TO lind how nearly the
differences they took from his discourse
and the Scriptures quoted coinoidod with
their own yleWB.
His sermon had evi ienty been prepared
with extraordinary study, and IL edliied
Instructed anu gratiilod ali his hearers.
Mr. Campbell is u welt known and populai
preacher throughout the city. and woui,
undoubtedly attract additional popular
support to the Adyentists should h,
preach fol them frequently. The sermol
was delivered with eSteniporaneous ease
and iluenco.
Elder Taylor OF Hammonton N j., will
preach In Advent Hall next Sunday. He
ID said to have suffered fearful perseou,
tion in carrying The gospel among dan.
gerous people In missionary work and to
be an eloquent speaker.
Persons who waut to see what real
Christians arc ike and how kindly they
all treat each other should pay visits to
the Advent Church
The early evening testm ony meeting
was with power aud OBLIGATION. 1t WAS
led by hIr Jauney.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28

The February term OF the Courts OF
General Session anu Superior Court will
begla on Monday, The list OF criminal
business Is not a long one and will be dis.
posed Of in u week. The calander OF oaees
Ia Superior Court Ia a Iepgtky one and in
cludes ii3 cuses. Among the prlncipa!
cues afe these: Owen j. Hessl0n. Con.
etGnt GraLsbomme. Edgar Zerian. W.
i Steward. ". D. Wilkins. susan
lighuan, NJ. L, Glllen and Carmlne
D!Mare vs.. Mayor a. Council; Johnson 4
Baruhili Joseph 5, Coyle. Hartman d
EeLreuGack, Charles f. Smith and Anna
Muyser. ys. tho Baltimore and Phlladel.
phia RAILROAD Company; James button, OF
al, Adtte L. Hastings, Stephen MaZofsk.
and Ida V. Pyle vs. the T.. w Il b. Rail
road Company Amelia L. Fimegar. Ben.
lalnln Mills, Joseph q. Lindsey. Lille
McCailerty II. Higgins and W Lolher vs..
Wilmington City railway Company; Mar.
TN q. Huber vs. Jackson and Sharp; G.
". Evans vs.. Rene j. Fougeray; Francis
A. King VS.. Pullman Palace Car Company:
Charles OAman VS.. Harlan and Hoilings,
worth Company; Lewis south Va Mayor
and Council oil New Castle; Alfred Hand
vs.. Farmers' Mutual Insurance Go.
The divorce cases are Addicks vs.. Ad.
dicks, Fisher vs. Fisher. Gunnrll VS.. Con.
neil Booker We, Booker, Adams vs.. Adams.
Perrott ys perrott, flames Ys. Halnss.
Spring bett VS.. SpringbBtt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28

The Sunday morning ssrm on before tue
Holiness Christian Assoeiation's Mission
al Front and Madison streets was by
Elder Ruth on the Gift OF the Holy
Spirit" on the conditions of obedience
ami patience.
The followers of Jesus-h had TO be obedi.
ent;
l. In carrying at Jerusalem where
there were dangerous mobs.
H. In waiting In patience ten days
while they were being diyested of worldli.
ness and emptied OF Eeihshness In order
to he filled with the Holy Spirit.
Then lilo came with tongues OF cloven
hre' and purified them. Purity OF heart
Is coupled with obedience, faith, copss.
Grafton and patience. Christ was always
pure. Hence when baptized by John tho
Holy Spirit descended on Him like gen.
tie dove.
Elder Ruth Is a preacher OF holy power
Instructive to all Christians
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28
All o'clock sharp,

Nr, Ono carload of Somerset county
~ horses These horses have boon select
ct 10y myself. especially for this sale. as fol.
lows:
Nnq and !. pair of horses s years old, 10
hands high. $500 pounds, broken SINGLE and
dou lo. ms Is rs guoi n par OF blacks as
ever offered at public safe
No !. blucll horse. Gycars old, 10 hands high
weighs go ponnds. eAttd good style and aes
ton, aud an extra hr yer
MOI. bare mare. years, l5i6 hands high
1900 pCnuG-, well broken all right
Mob. bay blark years. 10 I hands high
1860 pounds. smooth Gnd nice and will WORK
nos. bay horse years old. 10 ilRnds nigh.
400 lbs. good feet and bone, extra good ao-
ton, short ia hac'. and los OF nerve
No. black mare, years old. 1913 hands
high, ~ pounds fine style aad plenty Of nc.
ton.rioves like II trotter; this one wall Please
eVeryOo iy
Nos lark gray mare 6years old,lsE hands
Nos 9nnd 10, pair gray mares six years Old.
15lt hands hign. sSjN pounds. bros en- single
and double drive like one horse; this is a
nice team would sIit for heurse coach or
private fu.uilY; well broken,
No. II bay h, r5', yeHrs old, laA hands
high. 1870 pounds, broken In all harness this
IS a rsl class chunk and VIII pun ut any thing
No ~ 'orrei mare. years. .5H hands. HOO
pounds. well broken Ia work or arIve. has
boen uael 10y a lady for two years.
No: u. bay horst years old. ISM hands
high l&UD pounds, broken in ali harness,
No. "a. bay mare, years old. la. hands high
1900 pounds. This lisa me chunk. has plenty
oil IL, viii last fOleYe,.
Nos. IL. a. II. is. 10. are good young. well'
broken general purpose horses. suitable for
any kind OF harness.
4 ESQ horses arc all we'll broken and will
lie sold without reserve. Come to the sale at
Il o'aiock. n good dinner for all. NO post
punement ON account of tie weather,
y credit OF B days by giving noto with an
approved endofsef. ..,,. ,.,4,,.,,,,
l.. " Stitham 4 Son. Aucts.
E,Irains leave " ater and Market SITS, ate.30
O'Clock III time tor the sale. Us
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28
THE EMPIRE
Department Store
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Department Store

Will place on sale on Tuesday,
Jan. goth, the following special
bargains.
Good quality crash toweliug. was sold
for 4Zo will be sold on tuesday only for
300. g packages of hair Plus for 10. La
dies shopping bags.
We have about 5 dozen oil SC
quality Ladies' Hadkerchiefs, which
have been sold for I4c. We will
let them go Tuesday at 34c. so
come early. as they will not la t
long.
We will place on sale OH Tuesday. our
15e quality papeteries. which have been
having such a run at 6llSSc, at $50. SO come
carly as we only have about doz. left.
All Ladies' and Gents Underwear will be
reduced 80 per cent.
soc Ladies' skirts for 3Tc.
just received about SO pieces elegant
patterns Outing Flanhels, l5c quality at
9{c.
Ladies' Embroidered Silk Handkerchief,
very fancy designs usual prIco, 800, our
price for Tomorrow, Ito.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28
THIRD EDITION.



Counsel In the Hudson-Eariey election
case has discovered curious oversight
on the part OF Legislators who fixed the
bounds OF the various assoasuent dis.
tricts OF tho city. An examination OF the
law shows that tile Twelfth ward has no
been incorporated In the Second distric
assessment.
The law defines the territory OF the
Second distrles as included In the Third.
Fifth, Tenth ard Eleventh wards. The
effect OF this appears to be- that FOR ten
years there hns been no legal assessment
OF taxes In the Twelfth ward. II also app
pears to dlsqualfy the resldents OF that
ward as voters for the election of an as
sessor. Under these circumstances all the
elections OF assessors that have beeu de.
clded by the vote OF tie Twelfth ward
and ali the assessment and oolleetio OF
taxes In that ward have been illegal. and
that Charles IL. Audson's claim to the OF.
nee OF ussessor In that district is dissolved
by Ihia discovery, as his claim to the Of
nee hinges upon the vote OF The Third
election district OF the Twelfth wurd.
Hudson's contest. therefore. involves
frat the question whether the votera of
tho twelfth ward have right to vote for
an assessor, aud second. the majority oil
votes cast In the Third election district oil
that ward.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28

The Heay Of John Jones Found Dead In
n swamp. circumstances Attending ms
Death,


The Hody Of John Jones Found Dead In
n swamp. Circumstances Attending HIS
Death.
The dead body OF 10 year.old John Jones
Of near Newark. was found In q swamp
near Coonh's Bridge Saturday afternoon,
but whether tho unfortunate young man
met his death ut the hands Of Joseph w.
Poore. who Is now under arrest or wan.
dered to the swamp ana fell Ia while In an
Intoxicated condition, 10 the question
Deputy Coroner Chandler's jury will de-
tsrmine this afternoon.
Jones IL the son of far mer residing On
the Homewood farm near Newark. Pocre
Is an uncle and on Friday evening the two
arranged to drive over to Elkton to see
several lady friends. When they arrived
there the drive was continued to Mlddle-
town but before leaving quantity OF
whiskey was purchased. Along tHe road
they met another team and the result was
race.
Poore declares he knows nothing after
the race but says both he and Jones were
thrown from The wagon. Not knowing
where he Was he shouted Tor help ana al
ter stopped at the farm house OF sherman
Dyett and nfterward went to Eikton. lie
snid he thought Jones had gone over TO
Middletown. This Is the story or the
evenings whereabouts. Mr.. Dyett WINS
the man to lind Jones body and u was
laying in puddle OF water about fifteen
inches deep.
The puddle was several yards from the
road, and the body which lay In II was
slightly bruised and above the left eye
was slight abrasion OF the skin.
Later the horse and carriage in which
Jones and Poorc had left Newark. was
found standing along the road near the
wood south OF Newark.
MIR. Dyett told Of q stranger who had
been at his house about l O'Clock Satur-
day morning. and believing Jones to have
been murdered suspteioned the man, who
was afterwafd found to be Poore. OF being
| tho murderer Poore he said. was wear.
lag hat which he. Poore. had said be-
! longed to jones. How he came into its
! possession was explained by Jones, he
having picked it up along the road after
they Ind been thrown from the carriage
| From the Dyett farm Poore says he went
TO Glasgow and Il ON that town to Elk
ton.
News OF the finding OF the body reached
this city Saturday night and Detective
| Witsil uHd Coroner Stidham and Deputy
| Coroner Chandler went TO Newark and be-
gan an investigation. At Elkton, Witsil
| learned that PoUre had been there and put
up at the FELTON, House. His face was
very dirty and bore blood stains which he
said lie had received by being injured in a
runaway. lie left Newark with friend
but he had not seen him after leaving. AT
Elkton Poore bought new hat In the
meantime Poore had gone back to the
farm of Jones' father and there Detective
| Witsil arrested him.
| 1t is the prevailing opinion that after
| Jones and Poorc had been thrown from
the carriage Jones wa ldered to the pool,
and. being intoxicated. fell in and drown
ed. The marks on the body could be az
counted for In the accident. Poore up
pears little concerned over his arrest. In
ali probability the coroner's jury, which
will sit ut Newark. will clear up the mys
terry to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28

The special constaEles have decided TO
take legal action toward securing tile
money due them. On Saturday ility of
The commissions were handed TO james
O'Neii with tile instruction to place them
In the hands Ur William f. Smaiey. The
lotto wing persons have been appointed to
receive the commissions Ia The variilla
wards: Michael Cannon, THIRD ward; Al.
drew Dougherty, Fourth; Andrew MUIR
ply. Faith; Harold Quluby Sixth; Henry
Morrow. seventh, John CruInmey Eighth;
William NeJallerty Ninth; John T.
Ahrvns, Tenth, G. I. Harrison, EItyenthi
Thomas Ryan, Twelfth; VIM Long
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28

Tho Stockton Hotel at Cape May was
sold at auction on Saturday tor SIG. so,
bid By William e. kaan. Jr,, FOG John L..
Betz and Ihomas Robb, OF Philadelphia.
The furniture WAS sold for 81 600
The stockton Hotel was bum In 1869 for
e6oO.0OO aud was owned By Lne Fenusyl.
Sanla Railroad Company until 1884 when
Il was sold to Kuttnn ~ Patterson and by
then sold to +. Theodore Walton, VINO
has managed the oaraydnsGry for several
eeasoLs, and under the new Infringement
viii have control OF affairs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28

| Citizens Of Georgetown and vicinity
will hold Il public meeting tonight, for
ths puI pose uf ,Flsina means to further
the 'uJect tt the charter for a railroad to
Eun ON Maj lini to Rshoboth.
Tie seeding OF raisins which formerly
gave employment 10 20 or 90 women at
the canning works Of the Richardson ~
Robbins Com pany, OF Dover, Ia now done
By machinery In New YORK,
The Street and Sewer Department has
sustained tue condemnation of and b
streets and on Saturday Engineer Hat
ton wus ordered to have survey made.
Aluminium signs bearing the names of
the city streets will be placed Oh the cor
ners where there are no signs.
The sunday Breakfast Association yes.
terday morning fed fifty seven men aud
in the evening forty.two mon. During
the day there wete eight prolessed con.
Verslon.
The Consumers Ice Company Is cutting
slxteen.inoh Ice of the dam at nlbetnia,
Only one house remalus to be filed.
William Jess, OF HOCksssln, while eros.
sing Market street at seventh 10 bis car.
tiags yesterday was run dowa BY car No.
90 but was uninjured,
The steamboat City OF Chester will bs
thoroughly overloaded and brlghtaued
up to resums hor Philadelphia trips in the
spring.
James II "r ..-. IL No. ltl3
Shestiiut n,. 9tcgISTI poslrIon
10 WasL!i.Essl. iHo library department.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28
peoPosALs
FOR SUPPLIES.

sealed PROPOSALS will be received by
the trustees "f I he foor OF New Castle
county, uuiil 10 O'Clock n. NJ. on "Wednesday
January ~ I75il Tor turnlshing supplies Tar
Tue 3ln7ho4se lIum january attii. ieHh. unta
plies comprising beef. button sat pork
bread, ErOre'ies, dry gools drugs and med.
cines, shoes, carpet slippers
The bid, fur beet will be hy the ounr
Ter, In TIE porroltiCn ot tbr, e 0 e.quartuTs
10 one hhi-quavtcr and OF rHtile well tut.
igntd arl dressing not less than h91 pounds
The olls Tor mutton will be fOre.quurturs of
ribs only,
groceries. drugs ami medicines and dry
goods VIII be OF tins vHIlous Kinds nan0l en-
the schedule, and must he Of the test quality
AtlBoods must he delivered nj the aims.
house IN such quantities ana Al such tunes as
the superintendent may direct.
isa-2t DAVID MCCOY, super.ntep dent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28
j a IN ES' $ e. # S s'id
- Hours.


81 years
Services will DO held at the residence OF
nor nephew Edmund II. Martin. Ia3 East attn
street, on Wednesday evening ut O'CLOCK
heEtiyes mud friends are Invited 10 meet ut
Union mn cemetery ut kenheit Square On
Thursday morning at IL o'clock
WHIrrAkER-In this city on the eth inst /,
George 4. Whitaker In the 4Sth year OF his
age.
The relatives ard friends and the order OF
the Sons Of st. George a'e respect lly IN.
vited TO attend tho funeral from his late
residence No. Z South Harrison street on
"Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock. services
ut he house. Intcrment at Riyeryow ceme'
terry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28

There is dead coored man at Middle.
town who is unknown to anyone in that
town and Deputy Coroner Chandler there
fore is greatly peEpleSed. Saturday heweEt
there and learned that the man had been
frozen to death. On Friday night two
eolored men and white man, and all I'm.
known. passed through Middletown with
a drove OF horses. The man now dead
suffered from the cDid and sat down on n
F-oRtown doorstep where he was found
Saturday morning Neither could the
deputy coroner ascertain tho names OF
the OF her Two men.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28

Mr.. j. C. Griffin who has charge OF Tag
CARTS Express wagon completes his 25th
year OF service to day During That lime
he has not had runaway, accident a
break down on the street, or q collision to
injure his wagon About six years ago he
had ruther IA harrow escape however from
serious Injury by his horse starting sud.
denly, when he was thrown down and ono
OF the wheels passed over his head hurting
1t 80 badly tGat ho was laid up for Two days.
In the entire Twenty-Five years he has not
been of duty twcnty five days. showing
that no 10 II careful, attentive, reliable and
prudent man, He is enjoying good heal tn
and is capable OF performing good SER
vice for yeHrS to come,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28

schumnnn lady quartctte Mt EpworIh.
s Tho famous Schumann Lady Quartette,
of hicugo, which received the medal at
the Worlds Fair, for tho hest singing.
VIII give u concert at Epworth Church on
Wednesday night. The quartette Is &C.
companied by Miss Jessie G. Patter. one
o. tho best eiocutionists In the country.
and rich musical treat may DO expected.
Wilmington music.loying people seldom
have an opportunity of hearing such rare
artists Us the celebrated Schumann Lady
ttuHrtette. Those who have heard them
pronounce them artists OF rare ability.
10 heai them sing one selection Is said to
be worth double the price oil admission.
I no concert is for the teneht of Epworth
Church ahd the price OF admission will be
% cents.