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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-20

order for family allowance of $50 a
month made and order of sale OF per-
sonal property made.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-20

DO YOU WISH to make a few dollars
quick? If so, come in with me on the
ground floor and take few Saltair Cot
taSe City lots before Jan. l, 1897. P. o.
box ST. W. E. Ladd, 500 Progress Build
ing
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COLbECTION AGENCY.

THE COLLECTION business is no ex-
pertinent or side issue with US, and busi-
ness intruSted to our care receives prompt
attention Accounts are not pigeon-holed
and permitted to outlaw Judgments
given particular attention. Merchants
block
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4s and Sol Main.

Great silk and velvet sale
r. K THOMAS DRY GOODS. co.
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Masonic Notice.

MT. MORIAH Lodge No. will hold a
special meeting tomorrow (Monday) even
by the grand master. Masons qualified
invited. CHRISTOPHER DIEHL. Sec
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-20

Abstracts furnished. titles insured.
Ind interest paid on deposits by
Utah Title Insurance and Trust COM
|any, 106 Main street
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SOCIETIES.

MT. MORIAI LODGE NO. q A. F. and
A NJ Regular communications held at Ma
sonic han. the second Monday OF each
month Members of sister lodges and
sojuorning brethren in good standing are
cordially invited to attend.
WILLIAM JOHN LYNCH. W. NJ
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL. Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-20
The Fort Concert.

At 2:3O D m today the Twenty
fourth United States Infantry Mill
tary band and Mandolin club will give
a concert at the amusement hall. Fol-
lowing is the programme:
March, "El Captain, "....... Sousa
Mandolin club.
Selection, 'Traviata,". Verdi
Band.
Waltz, "1dilio. .......--....... .Cordina
Mandolin club.
Selection, Mariana" ...... Wallace
Band.
Polka, Red Star Line" flute solo,.
$500. -..-----.-- ..-.--..- Williams
Mandolin club.
Russian Carriage song Thornton
Band
CHARLES H. SCHAFFNER,
Chief Musician.
As and so Main.
This week our great holiday sale. -
r. X THOMAS DRY GOODS CO.
Examine our special bargains in furs.
Mehesy the Furrier, Knutsford.
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STEAM-HEATING.

THE DAVID JAMES CO.. steam and
hot water heating. No. 81 Main street
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MONEY TO LOAN.

ON CITY AND FARM property. notes.
insurance policies. etc. Warrants and
jury scrip bought Elmer L. Darling.
9 West Second South street.
SIX AND SEVEN PER CENT. interest
on improved city realty. Wicks. 20 State
street
WARRANTS, city. county, state and
jury script wanted by Russell L. Tracy.
10 Commercial Block
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-20

MEN AND WOMEN out of employ
ment and willing to work can learn of q
permanent situation at good wages by
writing at once to P. V. H., Box 2S3,
Augusta. Maine.
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For Your Christmas Candle.
WANTED.

A GIRL for general housework at 12s
A street.
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The Famous Mehesy Furs Are Best
Real Estate Transfers.

When you buy. buy right, with
guarantee that guarantees.
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~ FREE TO F. A. NJ. An Engraving Of the
! ]
Hall Of the Mysteries. also large Catalogue
AA Of Masonic books and goods with bot
w AGYtom prices New Illustrated History OF
IN ~ Freemasonry for Agents Beware Of the
nv spurious Masonic books REDDING &CO..
w publishers and Manufacturers OF Masonic
NGoods, 2l2 Broadway, New York
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-20

IF YOU THING lots in Saltair Cottage
City are not selling. just drop into my
Office a few moments and Judge for your
self W. E. Laid, PROFESS Building.
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WARMING & vENTILATING.

p J. MORAN STEAM AND HOT
water heating and ventilating apparatus
No. 20 West Second South
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The Utah Portrait Company,
Charles Peterson, Manager

Call and see our high grade free hand
portraits. The finest in the land We
make them and pictures at popular
prices. 51h West First South street. four
doors west OF Dinwoodey's.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-24

Frank Stout went to the house and
found that Hoifner had not been home
slnoe morning and that there was no fire
in tho house Apd that Ionly. q flvs cent
loaf of bread was left by him there yes.
terday morning.
A colored woman was sent to the house
to look after the children and tho Society
sent food for tho children. This morning
ut o'clock Haifner was arrested by Ser.
goant Black on warrant charging him
with negleoting his children and he will
have bearing tomorrow morning before
Judge Ball op that charge, ES
At last nights Session of tho court Alice
Decoiha was fined $50 and costs for keep
ing q disreputable house and 800 and
costs for selling liquor without n license.
One OF the witnesses In tho case was o
girl named May Russell. Frank Stout
was in court and identified her as being
1870 left her one year old child with a col
orcd woman, May Stanley, residing at No.
BIZ New street. On July of that year the
case was reported to Frank Stout and the
child was placed In the Babies Hospital,
and since then In q good home.
May will have to answer tho charge OF
abandoning her child.
Alfred Duff for being unable to take
care OF himself because his shoes were
too tight will spend 80 days, in default of
payment Of 81 and costs, at Fllnntown.
For acting disordcrly Walter Crump
was flnode5 and costs and John Denney
for tresspass was fined an equal sum.
J9h1 Wright, young white man, is
under 300 bail TO appear on Thursday to
answer the charge of larceny of lot of
iron, the property of the w. 6, N. II. r..
Company.
William Morris, colorcd, is under $1,000
bail to answer the charge of passing an al.
legged counterfeit half dollar on tho pro.
prietOrs of Front strcetpool room.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-24

HIGGINS-On Saturday, November 81,
l>!6 penncll G. higgins, III his I'D year
His friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the residence Of
his brother John c. Higgins, lear Della
ware City, on Tuesday, November "a, at :
p. IN.
BENNETT-On Nov 2lst., Thomas J.
BENNETT, aged 90 years.
Relatives and friends also St. Johns
Commandery No |, Knights Tcmplar in
II body, Jefferson Lodge, No. g. l. o. o. T..
Reynolds Encampment l. o. o. +. and
Washington Fire Company are invited to
attend the funeral from his late residence.
1!3 Monroe street on Tuesday afternoon
Nov. H. at 2.30 o'clock. Services at the
house. Irtcrment at Wilmington and
Brandywine Cemetery.
MAGARGAL-On the 23rd inst, af dLh.
iberia, Irene X, daughter of Il. f. and
A. Cecilia Magargal in the 3rd year of
her age
Funeral private from the parents resi-
drncc near Woutdalc, Del, on Tuesday,
Filth inst Mt O'Clock. lntcrmcnt at Me-
lannon's burying grounds.
SLAtGIlTER-At Claymont, Del, on
Nov. q, 1895, Joseph Slaughter, aged II
wears.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral from his late residence ut
Slhy liluHI Dn Ntuucauiy morning III ~
O'Clock. lntcrment at Chichester Friends
burying grounds.
POLLOCK--At Christiann, Dal, on Nov
~, 1898, Samuel NJ. Pollock, aged %
years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral from his late residence
near Christiana on Tuesday. Nov. u at 0
O'clock. Services at Nottingham Church,
Chester county. Pa, ut noon. IntcrmcnG
III cemetery.
Chc3to: county papers please copy.
STEWART-Nov 9, 1895, Adde Stewart
aged Years; Nov. d. lS96, Samuel
Stewart aged & years. Nov. %, lsJ6,
Nhilhclmina Stewart, aged years
and > months. Children of Samuel and
Addic Steward. Inferred in Mt. Salem
cemetery.
Ono by one, they left our fond embrace,
Twas hard to drink the bitter cup,
But jesus will supply the grace,
To help us give our darlings up.
Side by side we laid them away,
In their narrow beds Of clay,
How very sad TO have them go,
From those who loved them here below.
Side by side we swcctly sleep,
In yondcr church yard green,
And oh, dear parents do not weep,
You both shall meet us soon again.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-24
ONE DEMOCRAT
OBEYS THE IAaWW
And Was Ready 10 Canvas tha
Court.
Of fGs ELECTION IN Ken. COUNTY
Others Were ON the Verge OF Foe
lowing His Example When
the Democratic Influence
Stopped Them.

DOVER, Nov. 24-Dovcr Is crowded
again to-day with politicians from all
parts of tho county to DO present when
tho nine Democratic Inspectors show
cause why they refused TO canvas the
CONT Of Kent county yesterday,
| Wnoii th,e ;a.ppp5cinlcd hour arrived sher.
| if Shaw, six Republicans, and w. II.
Walker, Il Democrat, were present, but the
other members OF the Board failed to mas
teriallze and at L o'clock those who wers
present adjourned. Mr.. Walker stated he
Is q Democrat but wanted to do what was
right, and that he wanted to canvass the
returns and TO obey the order Of the
court.
Mr. Walker wants to be tho next In,
surancc Commissioner for Delaware, but
the Democrats assert that he shall meyer
obtain the appointments.
Tho Democrats feel that so far rs the
Legislature goes that no decision can altar
tho result and that both houses will be-
Democratic.
q Tho Republican clerk Of the House will
swear in the Republicans of Kent county
and then the Democrats will contest their
seats and upon q motto being takon they
will ho seated by tho vote OF Is to |. In
tho Senate tho Democratic clerk wilc
swear in Mr.. Meredith and j. Frank Alice
will contest his scat.
lHt NOts Will Slulitl / w anu tllc lliU~
ton to unseat Meredith will fail, and the
Senate will be Democratic. !
Senator Fennimore or senator William
L. Moore will be tho next speaker, and
Representative higgins, of Laurel, VILE
be speaker Of the House aud the probnbll7N
tiles are that Willard salisbury will bo
elected United States senator
John f. Salisbury, Ex-senator Houston
William II. BOyce and John G. Gray vent
10 Wilmington yesterday to 500 Willard
salisbury. Mr.. Gray feels that inside
Of thirty days he wit! ge5 the grand
bounce from the Pension Department. for
tile part he took in tho recent campaign.
lie is willing to bow his head to the
Official axe because his frc3 s!lver tongue
raised the arm that swings it,
When court convened to-day at 1031
O'Clock George Massey Jones filed an
tnt yesterday to the effect that innsmuch
rs the majority of the Board of Canvas
was nou present the court could not BID
proceeded with and they are now willing
To perform the work
NiGssrs. Wolcott, Pennington, Kenney
and Riagely presented the answer of the
mine inspectors who refused to be present
at the court yesterday. They assert that
they refused to count tho returns from
certain voting districts on the canvass day
because Of open fraud bribery and do.
at the polls.
now that the day has passed they claim
hat they have no duty to perform. The
Argument well be a royal one between tho
attorneys on both sides.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-24
THAT NEW ORDINANCE.
Some Opposition to its Passage in
its Present Shape-Manager
Baylis and Dockstader Don't
Oppose It--Say They are Per-
fectly Satisfied.

An ordinance was drafted some two
months ago by City Solicitor Hartman at
tho instigation Of the Law and Order So
cicty for the suppression Of all obscene or
lcwd posters OF shows being put up in
our city, also prohibiting any lewd show
from giving exhibitions here The now
ordinance, now hung up with tho COM
mittee, reads as follows;
An ordinance to regulate theatrical ex-
hibitions and public entertainments.
Be 1t ordained by the Council of Will
mington.
ESec |. That any person who shall act
any indecent or immoral part, and any
person who shall speak, Sing or utter any
indecent, immoral or blasphomous speech,
song or utterance, in any theatre or public
place of amusement, shall be deemed
guilty of n nuisance, and upon conviction
thereof, before the judge of tho Municipal
Courts, shall pay fine of not less than IS
nor moro than S25 for each and every Of
tense.
sec That the owner, manager, proprie.
t4r or lessee of any licensed theatre or place
OF amusement, who shall knowingly and
wilfplly permit any person to act part, or
speak, sing, or utter speech, song or utter
ance, as aforesaid shall be deemed guilty
of q nuisance. And upon conviction thereof
before the judge of the Municipal Court,
shall pay fine of not less than So nor
more than s25 for thee first offence and
for the second and very subsequent Of
fence, fine of not exceeding 500.
Sec g. That the owner, manager, pro-
prietoror lessee of n licensed theatre or
public place of amusement, shall have
printed and have hung up in n conspc-
uous place, in that part OF the theatre or
place of amusement most frcqucntcd and
used by the artists and performers copy
OF section |, of this ordinance, under PEN
ally, upon conviction under sectional, Of
this ordinances, before tho judge Of the
Municipal Court of Il fine of s. for non
compliance, herewith.
Its understood that there has been some
opposition to work against the passage of
this ordinance amongst the members of
city council, and it has created consider
ablc opposition to its passage in its pres
ent shape. The chairman of tho commit.
tee in whose hands it has been, has been
pressing FOR report to council for several
weeks, but the majority has been against
him. If the ordinance Is such Il bad thing
why not first give it n triail If then it Is
not what it should be it could be annullcd
by the same powers that gave 1t Its exist
cnCe.
If we have been informed rightly tho
manager of the Bijou is the only manager
who has offered any opposition to the pas
sage of the ordinance. Let the ordinance
be passed rs quickly as possible, surely
Council has had ample time to think over
Its good and bad points.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-24
SUIT Ovcr 4 Note.

Some time ago Columbus Neal gave d.
w. Lynch note for So drawn by John
Y. Groves in payment for bill of goods
and received so change. When the note
came due 1t was protested and then money
was attached claimed to be that Of Mr..
Groves.
1t was the wrong mans money and it
had to be refunded. Then Neal was ar.
rested for obtaining goods under false
protcnse3. Last cYeuing in Magistrate
kellry's court hc agreed to give IL gray
marc and set OF harness rs security for
y lymcnt Of the money.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-24

Yesterday MessrI, $. II. Baynard, VIM.
I.0wton, Isaac {. Elliott, went up into
the wilds of upper Brandywine Hid and
lower Delaware Co., Pa, cunning They
1r0mped through woods, swamps and
baggcd Il variety Of game II quails, 10
woodc0Gks, Is rabbits.
Mr. l.awton has great ideas of what
great game preserve could b, nude in
some parts of Brandywinc hundred us the
thickets are dense enough for all kinds of
game, especially deer and turkey, he evi.
IDENTITY had turkey on the brain, as he went
off tramping by himself \ flock Of
turkeys got up ahead Of him badly fright
cncd by GoGs.
Mr. L. 5laHcd away, knocking one over;
he had 1T once visions OF wild turkey
dinncr THANKSGIVING. but they were i'"-
mel nj 'ly diHpAllel bya series of fran
cries il"m u native to his daughter an,
better hall hannah! Hannah! Maria!
Maria,
IF thai darn Lawton who keeps China
stort in town, haint gone and shod your
old yalcr gubbler!" Mr. h. at once settled
IL" matter by paying for the bird; but
I'll OFT and Baynard say the next time
they go cunning they will not allow Law.
ton out of their Sjuht
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-24
OUR CARD BASKET.

Communications for this column should
be written on one side OF the paper only ani
addressed "Our Gard Basket" REPUBLICAN,
o OIL
M. Burton, member of the last Leg
islature visited Wilmington to-day.
DR.. Fowler, who is u candidate for In
surance Commissioner is in the city to-
day.
The Ladies' Ariel Quartet of Philadol-
pAla assisted by Miss Helen Mari Wilson,
oiocutionist, will give q concert in Har.
rison Street NJ Il. Church next Thursday
evening. The quartet consists of Miss
Katherine L. Tegtmelor. first soprano;
Miss Hannah A. Goder, first contralto;
Miss Jessie Moore, second contralto. Tho
following program will be rendered.
PARTI.
Legends Mohring Ladies' Ariel Quartet
Contralto solo selected. Hannah Godor
Recitation, The Littlest Girl
Helen Mari Wilson
OUR st. The Owl and Pussy ca.
do Koven
Reading, Aunt Sylvia's First Lesson in
~ Geography ........ Helen Mari Wilson
Trio selected
Mi ses Tegtmeier, Spain and Moore
PART H.
Duet, When Life is Brightest. :. :. Plnsuti
Misses Spain and Moore
Quartet, Heart Throbs. ........ .Neidling
Recitation. The Gypsy Girl From 1ngom'
Helen Mari Wilson
Katherine L. Tegtmeler
Recitation, A Hammock's Idyl
Helen Mari Wilson
Quartet, Lady Bird. Cowcn
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Showalter will leave
this City tD-mDproW (Wplne S1nv) IN nrp.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-24

Mrs. Mary Pussy, widow Of the late All
Der Pussy vi London Grove, died ut4 q
clock a. IN. on SAT urtiay, in the O! nd year
81 hcragc Tho deceased was the oldest
'fnlne Chillroa OF David and Naomi pu.
10 Of east Marlborough, and was born in
arch. 1865. She married Abncr Pussy,
Of London Grove, and has resided az hGr
home there for seventy years, her husband
having died several years ago She was
the mother OF six ChIldren ali of whom
Survive her Frank Pussy, tho eldest son
resides at EtHvIeW. David j. Pussy and
Stephen Il. PWary manage the extensive
butchering establishment at London
Grove; . daughter k'brcCa married Dr.
pusey Wilson, and rrsldo. at MOrri-tOwn
New Jersey ard Edna and Carolina are
at their mothers hoiuo. Tho deceased
was sister OF AIR, sidney pussmorc,
and Naomi Walter Of kennett Square,
and OF the lat" OrphA Pu.smorc, of FAIR.
vile. She was a very active woman Of
robust health and was much beloved for
her gentle, kindly dlspOsttivn
Theatrical ana Masquerade Cus'nmes 10
pro Tor l'ihnhtir IN eitatuurnts, luLIcauxs
Mosque b,lls, nd Parties. Estimates ana
Cntatolu"s s'Ht on implication.
Thetlic GUgls Tor SAFE, u2I cod AT
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-24

Senator Robert j. Handy % Brandy
wine Hundred went down to Rising Sun,
Maryland yesterday to shoot ducks. POST
met the senator and together they went
after the fowl but luck was against them.
:. The warm weather had driven tho birds
from inland, and as the gunnors were not
prepared to wade streams they were conf
PEELED to give up tho sport before they had
baggod half a dozen ducks Tho senator
says the woods in those parts are swarmed
with gunnors and dogs. but there is little
or no rliut
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-24
A Thanksgiving Day Appeal.

May l. with your kindly aid, appeal to
the generosity Of the good people If Will.
mington, both young and old, for some
thanksgiving donations to the nursery Mt
2g7 Washington street, and to tho Babies
Hospital ut l0ll Tatnall street? Any
amount, great or small, of groceries, vcgo-
tables and other provisions will be most
acceptable and most thankfully received.
LEIGHTON COLEMAN.
B!ShopstCad, Nov. u, 1895.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-24

Another hearing IN tho will case of
David T. Smyth was hold before Regis
trar Crossau at tho Court House this
morning Levi Bird appeared for the cX-
ccutors, and LAWS G. Nandcgrift, Will
liam NJ. Byrnc and Francis NJ. Wake. for
the contestants.
Nothing was done except the taking Of
testimony concerning tho formal proof OF
the will by tho subscribing witnc saos,
John j. Doughcrty and J. :. BE ,tem. At
the conclusion OF this Mr.. Crossan orr
dcrod an issue on tho will framed which
will be tried before jury in the superior
Court at the February torn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-24

Charles Gordon, Colornd, who was r..
Gently arrested On the charge Of logg ry Of
Q note and c!nbc2zcmrnt and was held
for the upper Cuurv when the case came
before tho Grand Jury the bills were k.
noted as there was IT. evidence against
him.
trustees and 1t has acted lup roughly Of. a
decent man. The fauI must have been
With the mon who Font Tho hMuk,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-24
ifnDt Esull

The High school team is in f1, condi.
ton for tho gamo on Thanksgiving mornr
ing. This makes their third game with
the Manual Training school this year,
Tho frs was u tie, the second was a defeat
for the Wilmington boys and they are do
tornlined to win tho third.
Tho lineup of the Wilmington team
follows:
Lett end, Taylor; left tackle, Bonham;
left guard, Jack center, X.bley; right
guard, Buckmastcr; right tackle, IDaugh;
right end, Nansant ;quarter back, HuXleyE
lett half back, Robeen right half back,
Mckee; full back, Alexander.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-24

About two months ago the vito OF
Charles HOifner a cutter employed at Null.
Inns clothing house and residing at s|l
W. Fifth street, died and left four children
bona a. aged i, Albert w. aged t, Emma
T. aged years aad llolcn l.. a1el Il
months since then thcro have been several
housoliuepers and thoy all loft. Yesterday
the neighbors lodged complaint with the
society for the Prevention OF Crulety o
children.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-24

John Doughten, William Vandegrift
and J"hn Murphy gave their parents
some trouble yesterday, because OF their
absence from the city. Last night tho
youngsters returned home, and explained
that they had been to Baltimore. In
gctin of freight train the DOughtcn
boy had Il narrow escape from being
SERIOUSLY injured
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-24
AMuSlMEN EMIT ..
--S-gL-tH
GRAND OrERA HOUSE.

Tho bicycle drama Tho Rond to
Wealth" delighted small audience at
the Grand Opera House last night. Tho
actors were good in their respect 70 parts,
tho scenery was 1lne, and altogether tho
vieco u live and up.todato one,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-24

Crusaders Castle, No. 5, X. G. f., last
night visited Harmony Clstlc, No q ut ]
New Castle. An enjoyable time was had.
Among tic attractions was an excellent
repast, and one Of the company boastei Of
drinking six CUBS OF coffee. A visit will
be made to the Delaware City lodge In q
few yycnks
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-24

There will 10 no now trial in the case
Of Fannie Holland who was OIL Friday
found guilty OF assaulLing the son OF
state Detective McEey. Yesterday CouE-
sol in the case asked that sentence 10
passed on the defendant and II fine of 50
and costs was imposed ,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-24

A gentleman who is nbout to leave our
city for Cuba will sell his trottlng horso
and wagon ut tho auction room OF Std.
ham AMI Sons, No. III East Fourth
street on "Wednesday morning ut II
O'Clock Our city Is too quiet for this
gentleman and he hopes to sec moro
stjrring times OH the Island.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-24

Harry D. Fell was before Magistrate
Kelley this morning on the charge Of lar.
ceny Of cradle, the property OF his
mother in.law, and which he sold TO n Sec
md hand dealer for 80 cents. Through his
vito he proved part ownership and tho
case was dlslnlssed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-24

$. II. Wilson to Edgar A. Finley lot at
Nineteenth and Washington street john
f. Quiglcy toe " co ;tman n"q ,hr
after % Mary f. Qugiey the Ii uso ~.
1856 Delaware i>,l!,,..