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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

Always be careful how you give pain to
others lest they one day It maybe given
| to you.
! Love life. enjoy it. It 10 Gods good
gift. Don't 10 afraid OF II. Live cheerfully
and happily.
Try to make others happy.
| Don't keep the joy oil life TO yourself. II
you do 1t will slip through your fingers.
Share 1t with som body.
IL is about as wise to sit OIL q limb of a
tree and saw 1t of as It is to worry about
| Things we cannot help
| MIR. Frank Ford has after suffering
somewhat with the grip become once
| more able to attend to his daily vocation.
a. I. Otttey has gained strength to
WELD the hammer once more. The way
the weather Is not many of our black.
smiths aud hotseehoers are not killing
themselves working. 1t 10 said that 1t is
ODD. but nevertheless true. that q black.
| smiih lie generally white man, but we
know OF two OF three black blacksmiths
80 they must be black mon. II they can't
eboe horses II they wait till warmer
weather they can "shoo ilys."
During the laet cold spell, a large mum.
Ter Oh ouI young people hunted up their
skates and went on the lake near by to
nave some fun and truly fun they had.
One young lady with whom the writer IL
| wei acquainted, did not wnnt to skate on
her feet like ladies' should. but Oh her
| LACK. We will see to having a pair OF
runners made. SO that abe can fasten them
TO her back, and by go doing, 1t won't
make any difference standing up or lying
| down she can skate. The runners will be
we'll padded.
The lecture given here few evenings
ego by Rev. J. d. RiRg, in Claymont NJ
+: Church. Subject out of The Traces"
lie same was well rendered, and those
who heard 1t, were we'll pleased with It,
and enjoyed hearty laugh.
Ambrose s. Ottey, the Bible student
since recovering from his late sickness,
Las received several more engagements
TO give his lectures. "What lie Bible
| ontains, And Does Not Contain" His
lectures are entirely different from the
| usual run of Bible leetures and he tells
many thinga in connection with the Bibls
That other lecturers never mention, or
| touch upon.
owing to the mildness of the weather
! nr farmers are clearing up the rubbish
M hauling manure, getting tlings in
| shape for early spring.
the chicken thieves are still at work;
Few nights ago Mrs. barley bad good
number OF her best fowls stolen. Also
lichard Edward lost quite x God number.
| ohe Oh our citzons GU his way home in
| carriage met the gentlemen, who were
eolored men and both had Tags over their
| shoulders, on their way to Wilmington.
We are no prophet. but we will say that
tney VIII steal their last chicken, and that
before great while, from II llttlo secret
we KNOW OF. and that Ia II dynamite will
90 IL, as parties arc getting tired of 1t,
anu lhey are not caring whether the
fowls are killed at the same time or not,
| AS lhey would iustas leave lose them that
way as to have them stolen. So don't
| blame tho owners for protecting their
property, for the Bible Itself don't say
that d man shall not protec. his own
ITUE AS STEEL,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

Whnn
plum bling Just rinJ up 'phons $50. Rob.
q u 4 Elncher, sanitary plumbers, 400
Orange street.
| Mrs. n. X, Benson No. SOB West Fifth
street, Is gradually recovering from q
| light attack OF pneumonia.
Mrs. Ward Springer, neo Saunders, No.
$40 West Sixth street Is recovering from
| quite severe attack OF the grip.
| Mrs. A. n KeiuwIp ia sufTaring ,ror,
bad cold md sore thront, which prevent
ell her from leading her large Sunday
school claas OF young ladies in West
| Church yesterday afternoon.
ThursdaS will be the annual donation
| day at The Home for Ageu Womeu
| Chnrlsa NAlLurp. Of Ma. lll7 Vast Sa,-
ond street, fell yesterday morninR and
broke his left arm above the wrlst.
l. Mason NJ mo Vaw,sat a., Ola.
| On saInEGa, nj tLa mnnIi1t eh,to, oauu,
| tle baIpe rio scnrr Ieinw - on, ~ "on
slbls %.
Aa,,,h, rro In ,ho o,. NJ. ,o ~
F,nnt strsat IN satnrd"V n,ght ,as,-a aass
aquantity OF clothing.
I'M yonng p.onIe,. cortororo. =, A..
I, ,y no ioIii u ie"pie conference OF tha
in PhiIsdeln hia On TsGr,spu W ~ b oIpnvone
trr, al, T,p,,, ~ 20 .,t, O. IL, Del11atos
IasiIa pio,oa hastod IA NoCa.u L.,
,oi,q ,e,, ,e -. MuSonheii IN
Gn,i,t IN phIIsIsinninn,' SatuSIoy,, ntie..e
~ E' ''op'hS'
sa,mrIau ""' !" WI o''S oh
49, ., -, --..-..,
"J 80 au am'u W. ,''ntlon OF
naUat,1 a.snn',.inn iii ~ ~" !" I l
pshpnsru ~ a, tha AnaS 10 ne,' ~ rtuuay'
N VI
oeorge u; MoouMarq, who was IN the
IT, $1,000 W. w. 49,, H. w. uuner ~
ci,v ,,,, siS -, s tne
I,. ~, -. 49,. t,
,aan,i1 ntane ,, aaiey, OF nocness.n,
y, eaou ', wy so,e HeIu iast evening
a. a,, S. iau, H. ~ Sh'ien' Aho musical
Nh 49,, LII ,o oou.,,,, 49,, r.
i.ne SLai auy WI r 20 ,'t now no
stem PIE 70 MAJ ~ ,uI,n a., lIt an on
uoo' ny USING "'s NV .no III WV iu'ure'
Nehf s e,eiy p PAM Ga Eiass IN tle mo-
ioeoo ,nSs ~ ,,,o' ~, ~ npe, ny w.
IN ~ s,rsa, b,s ha',, I ~. n.ieet peiow
W osien nso " gu 81, ntohot CUT ny
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

Apart from the rare pleasure OF visiting
new places and witnessing novel scenes,
Tho Pennsylvania Railroad tompHny's
tours to California will provo better e1u-
Gators than any number Of lectures or
books on travel The immense SCOPE Of
territory traverscd Will expand the idens
OF all tourists. indBlihy Impress upon
their minds enlarged views OF this mighty
Union and Its vast pusssssluns, ana they
viii return to their homes prouder than
ever OF the great land whose borders are
protected by the Stars and stripes,
These tours have been arranged under
the comrany's renowned prrsonally.con.
Quoted tourist system. and magnificent
Pullman trains viii leave New York and
Philadelphia on February 20 and March ~,
1885,
Detailed Itinerary will be sent on appli.
cation to Tourist Agent lIy6 Erondway.
New York or room All, Broad Street Sta.
ton. IAlludrlI ina.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18
Lost Her Knud bur Saved I,er Life,

Mrs. Edwart Myers OF Athens. n. Y. had
been treated for months in the usual way for
erysiPelas. without benefit Her hand had
become mass of purified flesh, the blood 80
poisoned that her Ito was despaired of. At
this critical time Mrs Meyers sought tho adj
vice Of Or. David Kennedy. discoverer OF
Fayorite Remedy. DIR. Kennedy found it
impuss bic to save the hand, so he nmput-
nted the same. then gave her Favnrite Rem
edy Which drove the poisonous disease on
OF her system cleansed the blood, thus say
ing her life.
Had f. vorite Remedy been used earli er
IN the develonmont of crysipeas, Mrs.
Myers would have saved her hand. The worst
cases OF eczema, salt rheum and scrotulu,
Weld TO FgNorite Renehy
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

Tho roi' winR s.les have been arranged
February
~ l.aEc We!tIn, BrundywIre I'd. Sale
os'puIei IRON the IA INST.
10, y SAITH, T.. nutgCr ld
20. MIss Annie stoUpcs lruudywlue JII.
~, jos. lutttutr. , out Ituuse
90 Jacob i lul!mrr IIor.rs, I hester. Pa
~. " "a Austin, New a tiuud
Il. lTanN Cray. led L!ult III
81 NJ am W Anderson, hlywine Id
q. Sarah A tlOuI. Hraudl WINE !.
81, ltrai ESTATE at Builders 1euUu-e
=! hemd 20. sale binding. 'tn aud
trkct streets,
q. state OF AItrrl J puxson. Mil Creek.
-. May " l. Xsu MN CterD ma.
~, raul hllil=, personal property, " hlte
Clay JTrUh MA
"a. l. liuher;s. iturset Chester
=, Estate ct John MChCe near stanton.
=, tluIl FEtHt liIA ttywlnr TIA.
=. Joseph Nil, huli, llpgAc3sla.
Is, Joshua Laws, Fencalcl ud
March
2 Real Estate, Builders Exchange.
8, IorIens. over "a t.lrllgc
}, nus. Dnyeti. PvHt aper IA o,
. John ", " IlkIusOu, brand, wine Id
Y, W q ltuHN, Now Castic llu.
z, Ages HiUuhe-, frnCHdrT I'D.
:, j Mgi oy. hTstIuua nu.
:, IRy tpt Person, MN Greek Hd.
IL Ge9 y "etheteil, Brandywiue Hid.
y, HtfbcT u. own, Is amy vino Hd
" Hur at. Ntw Gustlo Iid
~ Inc.Almed Goods OF r.. W. &B X,
", Furniture 10 wtst IN ST.
10, ! X GR,laEhrL White Clay Creek
~ u a ,oInGruo.s, Mn Creek lid
~. Furniture, ", Vest Sun 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

Speaker MGMuIlen left our city this
morning looking as bright and hopeful
az though he believed that u Senator will
DO elected in few days. He accom- pan.
led George Holie to the cars and 1t was
finally settled that If Senator shall come
from New Castle county HIS name will be
Higgins. In u short lime afterwards a
friend acGusted ex.Sheriif Gould, who re-
piled when asked who is to he our next
) nator Addicks. So the world goes
Many men of many minds. many birds OF
many kinda. many fishes In the sea, and
1t will be miracle when they all agree!
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18
AIRY. IS. 1895,
Al 10 O'CLOCK a. w.. sharp,

IL head Of Ers, c.ass worH and irving horses.
no better driver to he iy"na good WorAet
bIeI, tne bInLd l.aIe AND 70. l wbrh1r. An
AMI years Old, III tHLGs high. and Wi
weigh over .tOJ II .. me 4 year old my
steJly X. n. Buck's EIeLthc ach LGIAr. 10
tie tttentiun OF buyers. All hosne laiset..
II head OF mich cove. some of them are as
fire as can be ;oEnd anywhere, all OF Ihrn.
lie fer4 goud Holalein bull. 20 West VA
Hltfia sGHth TN ewes with luiHbeS ut loot. 1
III iou .hbred scuthdo"n bucN. good
a. oats, TO De sold by tue pound. thor 'ugn
tIe1 berkshire boat 20 pats of Plymouth
kcCa ChicntHa, het. II ui.GNs ahd turh eys
iua took OF improved faiuing inp:e.
meuts necessary iCr II tirss elias lar g farm
NO nhseton WHgoEs, ne ily new, sie.eha
{ Taps CT belts, LTsU ella = pu1alu role,
large. ne. haite, daIH IA Ce.ur, : large he'd
CfeAIHeIs, uld other cary H1tLtes.
LaiRe lot Of ho4sehul 4 uGs; hi out eco
yard OF carpet. Hall interest In s0@ acres of
VIII AT ia tie EIuuat d.
ieIms-Alt $ulEs / 50 and under cash on
sums over that aiInlii tIeGIi OF ) months
VII us gwen by It'll IGhR-e! giving atanxA.
BILE note with approx ed GEdofgef. q hot paid
when due Iulefes Will he ADDED from "ate Of
pure use, Aog oGs TO lie removed until con.
oiions are complied Win.
HAIRY l.. MCKEE,
LILA y. ECKLEs.
fls-st Administrators
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

Four shlpwrecked senmen passed.
through Fhiadalphia on Saturday even.
ing pn their Why home, 1h.y were part
OF the crew Ut the Philadelphia schooner
Hattie T.. Sheets, which was run nshUtu 10
save her lIum sinking on the mUInlug VI
Juruaty s!th near JereInt HnyI
The 81 eets was hound from lurt.au.
Prince Tor Aquin TO load loEwuud fer tie
Delaware uakwAter. Tue vessel sud
denly s. rank leak aud WAS beached. The
rigging suils and uttIn4s were saved, The
hull was ssL q iiro. Inc ve-sol was built
at Milford in lsG
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18
wILmIseroN CHORUS CONCERT.
The Clubs lsa. Been Thorsushly Trained
and n Good entertainments Is Expected.

Lovers of mnslo will have the oppoitu.
nifty on next Thursday evening OF hearing
an excellent programme rendered by the
Wilmington Chorus at the Grand Opera
House, and as this will be the first concert
OF tue organization II 10 10 oked forward to
with much interest.
The club has been thoroughly trained
and on last Thursday evening sang
through the whole program me in a finish
ed manner. Tho principal number will
10 Hilier's cantata-"The Song of Vic.
tory" which will occupy the first part Of
the programme. while the second part
Will bs devoted to part songs madrlgals
solos. duets aud trlos.
Upon this occasion T. Leslie Carpenter
Will make his bow as u director OF a large
chorus and Mrs. Olga d. .Baumann will
be the Gcepmpanlst. As this club was
started with tho object OF advancement
OF music III Wilmington. a large audience
should welcome their advent. The sale of
reserved seats will open on Monday
morning at o'clock at L. s. X. Butler
and sons. The fun program Ia as follows:
l. Cantata. The Song OF Victory" Hitler
Wilmington Chorus.
Solo by Mrs. IL. l.. Pyle.
2. Contralto solo. The Better Land"
Cowen. ...... Mise Mary X, Thlelman
8. Chorus, How Sweet tho Moonlight"
Culcott. .......,...W Wilmington Chorus
A. Piano solo. "Capriccio" Op 3d. Men.
delssohn. $50. Mrs. Olga D. Eaumann
8. Chorus, u. When Evenings Twliight,"
HAtLon.
b, "Aly Love is Fair" Leslie
Wilmington Chorus.
6. Tenor solo. 'tur All Eternity" Mos.
cheroni. Newman LAWS
7. Duet. 20. That We Two We're Mayug."
smith. ....,,. Mrs. Emma Lake. W. Il.
Waters.
S, Baritone solo. Creole Lovers Song"
Buck. -....,.,..........H.B Harrison
o. Trio, 20. Spring "............ ..,,Wurm
Mrs. Ii l.. Pyle Miss Annie Miggett,
Miss Mary X lhlaIman.
10. Chorus, Hymn to Muslo,". Buck
Wilmington Chorus.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18
rrsunni

John J. Dohrrty il visiting friends In
our city. Jolu IS first class workmun,
and nas had quite u varied experisnUU.
For the past $50 yeara, however, hG has
hueu rmptOyei as proof reader in hs ~
lice ~ The America Press AeeorlhtloL,
New York, He is looking we'll, aud we
afe plca-ed TO hear that he Is tablnR good
care OF himself,
NJ ss lIlue hcAllnger Of East W,lrniug.
ton has gone Oh v.stt to her relatives IN
LaltllAuEs for weeks,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

The Methodist preachers OF the city will
not give up the movement toward local
option In Delaware. At tho meeting of
the association this morning Revs Terry
and Collins were appointed committee
to contradict the statement that the
mem bers of the association had given up
the work. while to the contrary they re-.
Dortsd that their interest had not become
undated and hoped To be able In n short
Time to present u bill thnt will meet tue
desire of tho people and at the same time
he in harmony with the state constitution.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

because Hannah LAW kept too late hours
WI liam H. Steve u l. man. Slapped htI
when sue feturnu. iIuuIa Saturday mig M
and that slap WAS tho cause OF Williams
appearance In Judge Balls court thla
Ill orning.
The. parties are colorei aud live aa nus,
band and wife. The court thought the
slap was deserved and told William he
could 20 upun the paYlnenL Of coaLa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18
] INSTALLATION.

MI. , ,,---
me ino,S uu'fo-a mover mixture OF
snNofy nsti' such as anehoVy ana red her
ring, with olives, gherkins, beet root, etc.
had come and gone. Tho soup, a con-
somme OF delicious flavor, had had its
day. md now tho fish WINS before than,
And stiu sbc Ind mot snol,onr
1,stir rron,f,,ra ,,,,,t,,..,, a.,
,..,S,.,,.. ~, ., ,1ns'u " auiNoy nor
e'eaihi'y' WIN reiie'eu curiosity she
was siiln' pale woman with features re-
fined to Il DO point OF thinness; meditative
gray eyes, and hair whose fluctuations
shouo pruttily in the soft glow NJ tho
shaded ltobts
.,s.ho ,'7,,s. h.,,o ..,,,.,,.
..,s ~ - ee"S my ."iAe, he
s s 10 i'linseil' WIN Suoaued gratitica-
-. a.. 1850 . uo 1,. "uI,i'
az, anu ~ ,, "2lhen are oieeh ae,l-
u, 'IIf isnoia"V' nv uiiliose thought he
,tnit t., -. "a"
,,, ~ ~ il,' =. 20 soou 'oiieho. 10
sou INV" naU 1t ai""!s renilhus me OILY
ny anu ene iooheu up
s ~ ".i ~ s''pio ooiei'n'o Vi woman
.tNi M ,,es f'oi,,,,, ,,,.,. ,
an ti . ~ g''ii'9 hoNols ne salo;
~ ""s 90 Luiiu VI ~, anu no II,aue an
lis itNuii " "''ots cav III suppose us
,tIhi
.1n,,i"h I i na,.,d leau nia ouuhs sle saiu'
..tr,,a \ 1 ,l'',,s i.ai iioee,s'
rms, ne s"io 10 nihlseii, is wom-
aii III ',"us"hu' ms SPLITS rose anu
ho maA ,. .ilil"Io ,i coiiiiuehtlai'
pic arc always asking me what novels I
like best. don't like any. 1 prefer n
book with 10 conversation in 1t. Tho
eternal chitchat in the average novel is to
mo intensely yearisome. like some.
thing maditatiye-somethjne one onn
smoke with. Lambs and Steyenson's es
says suit me very we'll Did YOU ever read
BaconY"
Il hink-we got him Mt school - There
was an agreeable dubicty In her soft gray
eyes.
$50 did we. It's such shame to call hls
tlings rsanvs Tbnv vera nrhIovon,n,ts
and like ESSAYS best.
Perhaps she was listening, but she did
NOT answer ana thcrc was n fora,,a,, ir,,,
in her trnbouil sycs
"she is wondering how her children are
getting on MT home without her ), ha 40.
cidcd He knew she was married. for he
had noted hor marriage fing. and also n
guard OF dim old gold with an nntlcue de.
vice imprinted upon it that she wore
above it, How superior to those nssertiv,
diamonds most people wear u ho thongbt
"Hur ring is like her-of pInin. unnssutn
Ing gold, with inst sufficient nnttern an A.
to iudiyidunliaa it,
Sh6 no led his glance and bripbtened ia
a scmhln,cc of viyacity. ,'You are look
ing at INV old ring, It she said III is mn
heirloom in my husbands family: 1T has
mounted guard over wedding rings for
more than n hundred wears 500 horn ia
The nosy inside II. - mud ne sba tnnI, n M
he noted It's finely worn nnneornnca ia
shYpe cuIyed ia NJ ,ho finy.r and uot mo-.
alrssiycly round like tho modern ring
"NTnv boid itpu bo snid on1 Nj. a.
from her md held IT nm in his lonp nory.
Gus fln.ers II like these ola rims Tho
seem IA ,re ftlv 10 onito,nIzn M ,la fneb-
toned woman She Ind n gracious odnnt.
nhiliiy ad Gtted hnr.alf ohort ,,onSs
bcart MI ne tisr,,s, 49, 49, ,i, ~
cor. IND modern ,voran--Iitc 10 mod.
crn RIM. Is nlynys tbe snn,c--romnd ns.
eprtlye ma c1n,piet,, She npyer ndnpts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

NnglEtrt Daley this morning ilned
John Newton so ANA costs Tor commit
ting auuuprovOked assault upon George
: Butterworth. Butterworth Is employ
ed on the farm of Mrs Cloud, hraudy.
vine nd and saturday afternoon Newton
went there mud acted as one III authority
UErr huttrrwurth, ami brcati-e the latter
would not do as lie snld was assaulted.
From testimony II seems that Newton
has long cen nn enemy OF ButterwolLh.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

Tho damage suit of Henry Il. Higgins
VS. the Wilmington City Railway Com.
pany was resumed in superior Court
this morning. Air. Porter called Charles
Gibbons. Frank O'Brien Henry NJ Wiley
ana Mts. John Nawlin, their testimony
going 10 provo that the car had pissed
lhe horses head. when the animal becan o
frightened ard that the iuries to tho
horse wore received by l. kicking itself
The case VAS on all morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18


The following crew will row for Harvard
College tie coming eeasoni
Hollister stroke. 4. Shepard
z. Perkins. 3, Lewis
g, Stevenson. @ Fennessy.
s, Manning. Watson, bow.
L. l.. Ames has been elected captain of
the freshman crew. he lives in Boston
and came from Grafton School, where he
rDwed on tho school eight.
At Galveston, Texas, February nth before
fair-slzed audience at the fremont
Opera House oil Saturday night AIioky
FINN, OF ST. Louis and Bob Ahearn, OF
Galveston, fought twenty-five rounds. at
abe end of which, by order OF the Chief of
Police. the fight was discontinued. The
referee called II draw
Con Doyle. Of Chicago. and Billy Moore.
OF Detroit. were to have fought In secret
Saturday night. in Chicago, for purse of
$500 and gate receipts The police learn.
ed OF the affair and raided the place as the
principals were putting on the gloves.
About $50 sports were arrested.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

Mrs. Anna Fuiimer ScHott. of Phlladel.
phla, eldest daughter of the late John
fullmer, OF this city. and n relative, by
marriage. of Lswis Held. of Fourth and
Shipley streets died at her Philadelphl u
hon ON Saturday. Mrs Sehott WAS In
q RnI Ii Nnar
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

d. w. Lyach OF the tirtn OF Lynch and
LearY.l will discontinue his CONNECTION
with this well known grocery ilrm vt 4th
and NJ ,dlaon otrsats. afler June 9th. lie
will continue the business at Eighth and
KING streets. Mr. Lynch Is u thUruug h
business man AM va are glad to see lie ls
mot going to quit business entirely. but
give hts undivided attention 10 hl5 store
at Elg.th and King streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

Any one having gro cry storo to sell
OF rent can hear OF customer by al
dressng Gro err" this oii.ce.
Tie person who lost a horse blanket on
Maryland avenue this morning may get
he same by ealling ut this Daiee and pny.
|. G for advertisement
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

The Alien Ts Leach case canss up again
before Chancellor Woilcott tt morning
and occupied the greater pari oil the ses-
Blon. Argument was made by MIR.
ChurehlGnn and Mr.. Hartman
Tho security Trust AMI Safe Tepqslt
Gompp f,trustee OF Vim. Blizzard, accept.
ed certnin property as their Interest in
the estate.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

A grand subscription mA-qucun Ia ball
Will be given Is Ito Delaware SIcrgoI.
bund. on Monday evening", tn" 4jtu inst +,
at German Hail All Lhus1 who wish to
as IbeIe viii be fun unlimited. ihs tlCkets
should be secured Hs early as pusslDle,
there being but a limited number Tor sale
Admission for gentlemen Il.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

John Evans and John Williams. colored,
and tho latter boy. are locked up at IN o
police station awaiting charges OF chicken
stealing which will be presented against
them In the Municipal Court tomorrow
morning. Officers Lucas and Davidson
arrested Evans on the pauseway last
night with six chickens In his possession.
AS Evans explained that Williams had
given the dead fowls to him both men.
William helrg short distance In the rear
were arrested. The chickens are at tho
station house awaiting Identification.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

James CHM had Dominick Lowry, a
brother Italian. arrested and brought be
fore Esquire McWhortcr for assault and
battery, on Saturday morning. After
hearing the evidence Lowry was oruered
to pay tho COSTS in the case and give a
psaUs bond OF SlUO.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

Samuel lieudc, who formerly worried In
our city at uIueutriiug, WAS enEugeh IN
shoyriluE snow from til" ruut OF his house
IN UAtuld, Pa, ON day last w.ak, when he
slipped and fell 10 the ground ann was IN
stautly killed. tle was about ca years OF
ago.
John " Maci'aG Druggist, Raleigh, N.
G. Writes "~our ui the ruEaB made by
the Jnpuns=H IN" Cure is wonderful aud
FROM nav dollugs with YOU for the past
yeHrs, ! know your guarantee ID perfect.
Is good"
~ Il Dauforth "a and Market Sts and
Mlllets DIuE sturu 10. Market street
johuson's Oriental Sonp il lar superior
TO hlI the Other Hu.valiud meGluInul SOAPS
Tor heauLli, Wing the complexion.
\. q. i'uuiOrth ID and MurNet stleets.
and Millur's Drug store. 40 Market st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

DAILEY-TURNER--o On saturday evening.
10. 1895, at the residence of the bride, $. W
Corner Third and Tainall streets. by Rev.
Chas +. Hendricks. Pastor Of Covenant
Reformed Episcopal Church, Mr. Alex
ander II. ihliley and Mrs. Ceorganna b
Turner, both OF this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18
QUOTATIONS.
Reported by
HfAI.D 81 COMPANY,
Isnniters unii i,rOltrrs.
saranIl.

Investment and Securities yleIdin.
from I to = per cent
Jrders Tor the purchase and sale OF
e'orkH and BondsOn Commission esecat.
ed AT ali the stock exchanges
Private telegraph wires to New YORK,
Philadelphia. Boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts and Letters of Credit Is
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

The Rev. Francis Farley. OF Hoeke ssin,
Del, preached at the yesper service al
st. Paul's X. u Church on sunday even.
lDR. line musical program wac ar.
ranged by the choir Tor The occasion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

Write What viii | wrtei WY, write
that Dr. Simms White PumoulO la lsau
can't De boat In tho United states. for cur.
ing throat and lung disease- sore throat
Coughs, Group, DiphtheTia anu such like
Depot, COG King street.