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Evening star., 1898-02-17
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Friday is Remnant Day here.
Short lengths and a few of a
kind articles are marked at very
low prices for a speedy sale.
Many desirable goods among
those quoted below:
Dry Goods.
% yards Of Black surah Silk, the eoc.
So ward, o, BLACK FRIpAY; FRI ;sa.s, SIC; yard ard
for lining purposes, the 2sc quality
.,2 % "a yards Of so-inch All-wcol Black Cloth, :
, FRIDAY, ssc. yard. .
; 6S yards Of Silesias and Percalines, in
. gray and black. Regular prices, 10 and .
FRIDAY. 7lsc yard. .
Hosiery, Underwear & Gloves.
"a, 4S pairs Of Ladies Fast Black Hose,
aouDle sole sp heel and toe and hand-sewed
% Ladies' Fine Derby Ribbed Vests. ts .
; pearl buttons and felled seams, the CSC.
, quality. .
, 81 pairs of Ladies' Kid Gloves, odd sizes.
IA pairs of children's Cashmere Gloves.
Were Csc.
FRIDAY, 12Mc.
Cloak Department.
, 4 Ladies' Suits, jackets lined with silk ,
, Former price, $11.50.
FRIDAY. sa.ss.
Brilliantines. Former price. So so.
r. 15 Ladies' Black and Colored Coats
s Ladies' ID es Al-wool Wrappers. Former I
} price, $59S.
FPInAv
Embroideries and NeckWear. I
15o YARDS OF cAMBRIC AND SWISS
EMBRoIDERIEs the 10e; kind.
o., ,..,, -, v.o, I,19. IFRIpAY. &c; yard.
} FRIDAY. 29c. yard. I
4b yards of Black Jets. the !5c quality. I
IS yards of Dotted and Plain 1s-inch.wide ,
, Black SILK Fishnet Yelling, the 20 and ,
, 35c. qualities.
125 Ladies' and Children's Handkerchiefs,
with colored fancy borders. to go at &C.
A few LAce-trimmed silk Dress Fronts.
) sold at 9sc. and $1.25.
FRIDAY, SOC. Z
Muslin Underwear.
. 25 pairs of Ladies' Canton Flannel Draw ,
ers, embroidery trimmed. Were 5ac:
; IS Ladies' French Flanneiette Dressing sing
sacques. Were $1.25.
. So Ladies' White Aprons, slightly soiied,
!. sold at 29c.
. FRIDAY. 1ekc.
. IA Children's Colored and White silk ,
. Caps, sold at 75c.
6 Children's Short White Ederdown
Coats. slightly solled. We're s4.75.
FRIDAY. ,*1.ss.
. Mems Ties. ,
75 Light and Dark Colored Flowing-end
Teck Ties, the 25c kind.
The Genuine Norfolk. New Brunswick
. Wnite Underwear. Sizes "a, 40 and AZ.
p FRIDAY. zs2c. Garment,
. All-wool Half Hose, the 25c. quality
FRIDAY, 18c. pair.
Books.
1000 volumes Little Classic Series, very
; dainty binding. Published at, 5oG
45 Cut Glass Salt and Pepper Shakers,
' FRIDAY, 7Hc. each.
A table of Cabinet Size Picture Frames.
; FRIDAY. 1ec. :
55 Small Fancy Pitchers. very pretty.
, Were 25c.
, FRIDAY, 12lac. each. {
Notions. t.
s. boxes Of Fine Stationery, boxes slight
, ly soiled. Were Is and 25c. .
Odd cakes of Fine Toilet Soaps, sold 10
! and 15c. cake.
FRIDAY. &C. cake.
; 90 pairs of Camhric-covered Rubber Dress
FRIDAY. Be.
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Evening star., 1898-02-17
A Strong Fertilization.

Fortify the body against disease
by TUFTS Pills, an absolute cure for
sick headache, dyspepsia, malaria,
constipation and all kindred troubles.
''The fly-wheel of life."
DIR. Tut: Your Liver Pills are the
fy-wheel of life. / shall ever be CRATE
ful for the accident that brought
them to my notice. ]. Fairleigh.
Platte Cannon, Col.
TUFTS Liver PILLS,
Evening star., 1898-02-17
Manor House Chapter Meeting.

The Manor House Chapter. d. A. R., will
hold a meeting at the Riggs House Satur-
day, February 10. at 8 o'clock. Dr. Geo.
H. Corey will deliver the address, and there
viii be music and recitations. The young
ladies of the chapter will serve as ushers
and wear decorations of the national colors
Evening star., 1898-02-17
Di.barrcd From Practice.

The Secretary of the interior has dis
barred from practice before the interior
Department for uttering false afIieavits in
connection with pension claims n J. Smith
of Aurora, Ind.
Evening star., 1898-02-17
Judge Scott ReIapses.

Judge Scott suffered relapse by coming
to court yesterday, and is now confined to
his bed For the present Judge KimbaL
will hold both Police Courts
Evening star., 1898-02-17

success In home dyeing depends wholly upon the
kind OF dyes used With Diamond Dyes n IN.
s'npie directions on the packag. are followed
carefully and the special dyes cotton ar. u.rl
for cotton and mixed goods and IN. u,o,l d,,..
used for wooiens. there is absolutely NO chqn,,
Of failure.
Diam"nd Dyes are very simple and easy 10
Use and by using stick to lift the goods while
IN the dye bath. there Is need of soilinr III.
hands For beauty, briilancy, and fastness no
other dye siu1s. whether for home use or fer the
dye-sh"p. equal the Diamond. The latest sci.n.
tinc discoveries used in their manurartlre
they are guaranteed the strongest and fastest u
all known dyes, and their solid culors win not
wash out in the strongest soapsuds nor viii they
fade when exposed 10 the sunlight.
Try Diamond Dyes once and see how easy n Is
to make old and faded dresses waists rib,ons,
coats, etc, look like new.
Evening star., 1898-02-17
Court of Appenl. Adtourn,.

The Court Of Appeals of the District
held brief session today and then ad-
journed. fixing 10 specific date for its next
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-06
Sunday School Scholar Dead,

The funeral Of Samuel Anderson, a
prominent member of Mt. JOY Sunday
School took place yesterday. The services
were conducted by Rev. J. il. Hartman
The floral offerings were a pillow from
his sisters and daughters and a wreath
from, his Sunday school mates.
Tho pail bearers were George Ryder,
Charles Cuff, Allen Anderson, and Chas'
Anderson. The following resolutions were
adopted by the Sunday school.
God in his wise providence to remove from
our midst our beloved companion and
scholar Samuel Anderson who departed
this life on Friday, Deosmbsr End 1893.
Resolved, That we bow with humble
submission since we know that II was the
the voice of God that whispered, Samuel
come home
Resolved, That we the members Of Mt
Joy NJ. II Sunday School are content to
know through death he has reached bet
ter home In Glory and hath adorned his
robe that Jesus the Saviour had prepared
for him.
Therefore be It resolved. that the ban.
ner Of his class be draped for 30 days and
copy Of these resolutions, be sent to the
family and spread upon our minutes, and
copy sent to the paper.
Unvail thy bosom, faithful 'omoi
Take this new treaure to tn! trust'
And give those sacred re1tSstoolQ-
10 slumbor In the silent dust
GRACY v. ANDERSON
- ELIZA J. CORNISH
!. WILLIAM CUFF.
~ Committee.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-06

The Miuquadalo Homo Managers held
their annual meeting yesterday afternoon.
Al! the reports were interesting inasmuch
~ they showed successful year at the in
st!tution. Treasurer k4nts report showed
receipts us follows:
TO cash on hand, as reported and exam
inod by the finance committee, Nov, 1897,
Ss3S.26; cash from subscriptions and dona-
tons, $lS69 cash from annuity estate Of G.
q I.obdell, $50; cash from interest ON
mortgage investments, 1888; cash from in.
ierest on deposit in trust, t2j.4i; insurance
dividends, u $50: cash ION sale OF farm
products Sl5 10; cash from rent " farm
$la 81; cash from inmate fees. $1,000 o'al
81, 1920 The expenses during the wear
were "a, 2lO.97; leaving balance Of $J3S :
%
These officers were elected: President
w ". Lobdsll; vloe president, Chi.f Jus
tice G. b. Lore; secretary, MSS Alice d.
Loblell; treasurer, Lindley e. Kent
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-06
Fire Company Officers,

The Washington and Weccncoe Fire
Companies elected officers last night
Thoss OF the Washington Company are:
President, f. j. NiedermRier; vice presl.
dent, Robert G. Porter; secretary, james
NJ Dickerson; treasurer, William McFad-
den; trustees, f. J. Niedermaier, A. j
Matchmaker and James L. PArthrse; A I'D
iting committee. James 7. Parthree, John
Wintrup ard Christian A. Stuck.
0Directors, L l.. Saunders, James T.
Parthree, Harry G. Pyle. Martin V. Far
reli. c. n. Smith. H. W. Grotz. Henry
HirzelI, William D. Karr, John Wintrup,
Joseph l.. Fox, Andrew j. Neidermaier
George N. Yates, Christian A. Stuck, r.
Porter, William I. smith; engineer, vii.
liam 4. Smith.
The Weccacoa officers are: President
Edward L. Mealey; vice.president Will
liam Connor; recording secretary, NJ. A
Shelley; financial secretary Martin S. Nc
Grath; treasurer, John A. Connor; trus.
tees, Thomas F. Daley and James Purcell
fire recorder and messenger, George W
Richard; engineer. W. ]. Dayley; driver.
Thomas +. kenney and John A. Camp
bell
After the meeting closed President t. elect
Moaley gave the boys II set out In the ban
qnet hall OF the house.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-06
DOTS.

Thieves broke into tie residence OF l. R.
Draper Of No ZIG North Jackson street and
stole "a roast of beef
a Thurlow woman yesterday left her
pocket book on q seat in the French street
station and it disappeared with colored
woman.
Mr.. J. Edward Addicks is stopping at
the hotel Waldorf, New York.
Mrs. George Justis is located for the
winter at Browns Mills, favorlte health
resort in New Jersey,
Mr. II. c Kemble who formerly carried
on the drug business In South Wilm ing
ton has located in Brooklyn N. Y.
The Woman's Christian Tempe rance
Union Of Newport, will hold its monthly
meeting IA their headquarters on We'd
nesday afternoon, Dec. 7th at 2 30 o'clock.
The contract for repsiring Old Swedes
church Will 10 awarded shortly.
Charles A. McDonough, who was buried
yesterday, was q member Of Wilmington
Lodge No. l, A. o L. w. Last evening
the lodge paid $1,000 to his widow, md
were thanked for the very prompt pay.
ment
Tho wo,nan's gymnasium class of the
y. NJ {. A. will meet this afternoon at
Association Hall at 2.45 o'clock. A num-
Der Of women have signitiel their inten-
ton Of Joining the class.
Work Oh the Wilmington and Brandy
wine Cemetery Improvements ID being
rushed in the attempt to have them COM
pltted before heavy storms Get in.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-06
Wreck at Newport

A slight freight wreck took place on the
P, w. g. B. railroad early this morning
near Newport and both North and South
bound tracks were blocked for about two
hours. The accident WAS caused by one Of
the cars breaking loose and coming in con
tact with the car in front Of it with such
force as to derail 1t.
This pulled several other cars from thu
tracks which tore up signals and splinter
cl,he Ties
Word was sent 10 this City land thu
wrecking crew were hastily summoned
and were soon on the scene. FlagmeI
were stationed half mile from either enc
of the scene to prevene other trains from
crashing into the wrecked cars.
With tho use Of jacks and other toolt
the wreckers soon hal the displaced care
back upon their trucks again and the
tracks were clear. oono was hurt Ia
the accident except one brakesman who
received q shaking up by being thrown
upon the roof OF the car upon which he
was riding wien the cars buckled.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-06

The Natural History Society last night
heard two we'll prepared papers. Fran k
M. Jones read ons % might In the Woods
and Fields and Mr.. Pennypacker on the
habits Of the King crab.
Mrs. w. S. Vernon donated q shell, Del
phinniH Atria'a a, also peculiar fugitive
growth, which has alb ,orbod some pine
needles. lying on the surface Of the ground,
without disturbing their positions.
An Interesting specimen was donated
by Elwood N. Laynsld, consisting OF re-
mains OF plants found twenty feet below
ground at the Patapsco railroad brid &c,
and supposed to be fossil formati en-;
John N: Rogers donated specimens Of
skate and perlwinkle eggs picked up on
the beach at Cape May. Mr.. Rogers also
donated the shells of king crabs. A half
tone engraving Of n king crab shell from
theJ NJ. Rogers press was shown, the
drawing from which 1t was taken being
made by Mr.. Jones.
At the previous nesting Mr. Rogers pre-.
sented worm, Eacles Imperiatis. found
ut Woodbury.. N. 1.-THE history and habits
OF this specimen were explained by Mr..
Jones. Miss Mary d. DeVou proposed for
membership at the previous meeting, was
unanimously elected. The name Of Robert
Shaw, the we'll known artist was prOpos-
cd for membership, Frank B. Eastman,
sou Of Professor Eastman and y private Of
Company A. First Delaware Volunteers,
was present in full uniform. 1t Is the ex-
psctation OF the society to have o lecture
early In January.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-06
Death Of Ellen J. Jefferis,

Ellen J. Jefferis died at the residence Of
her sou, Levi p. Jefferls, West Grove.
Chester county, Pa, on Sunday last attci
short illness. She removed from Ere
mont, Pa, TO this city in 1851, and re-
sided here until recently Her husband,
Kersey Jefferis. died over thirty years ago
She was member Of Asbury NJ. L Church
and was highly esteemed by a largo circle
Of friends. For n fow years back she has
passed her time with her children as fol.
lows: Mrs. Maggie Boyd, at Harvey Sta
tioJ, Brandywine hun ired: Mrs George
Toppin, Wilmington: Mrs. Mary H. Nut
ter. Washington, D. G.; Levi p. Jefferis
West Grove. Her funeral will take plac,
on Thur.day morning at . o'clock from
the residence of her son at West Grove.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-06
Wilmington The Winner

The frat game in the whist tournament
between msnh ers Of the Whist Club OF
Wilmington, and the Penn Club, Of Chos.
ter was played on Saturday nvoning in
the handsomely furnished rooms Of tho
Penn Club. Tho Wilmingtunians won by
fourteen points. The makeup OF the
teams were as follows: Wilmington-
Messrs. Iatnall, Fu|lcvilur, G. Pyle
kurtz, Pyle, Swift. Smith and Taylor;
Penn Club-Me'srs He zei, Roth Jack
son, Com fort, Howell, Lindsey Saals and
Booth. The next game viii b, plavOd at
Wilmington on Saturday evening. Decem.
Ler L
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-06
District Convention

The annual convention Of theiFuurth
District OF the Delaware County Sunday
School Association will be held Thursday
evening in tho Second Presbyterian
Chu'ch Chester. Medtord II, Cnhoou,
assistant city solicitor Of this city will 10
the principal speaker, J. Chester Wilson
who represented tho district at the state
Convention st .IOhnstuwn will make his
report. The subject OF Mr. CHhoon's ad.
dress will Re Front Line In Sunday
School Work" Following this u five
minute conference and question box will
take place. Officers will lie elected for the
ensuing year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-06
Laugh and Grow Fat,

A good laugh Ia In ore for those who vi
sit Dockstader's Theatre this week. The
best La Ching show Of the season is on and
the walls of the cosy little playhouse ring
from The rise until the fall of tho curtain
all the acts are good. See Inginan gym.
mast is particularly fine. His hand bal.
ancing called forth round Of well deserved
applause.
The star feature Is the educated kanga.
roo and he is placed In roped ring and
with trainer enters into q spirited boxing
contest. 1t plainly seen that no enjoys
the fun for at no lime does he want to quit
but keeps on untll:Prof. Collins is sub
dued or jumps on the ropes. Tho psrfor-
nance Is extremely Jimmy and we'll worth
Of the price Of the entire show.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-06
Died at Farnhurst.

Frank Gibirey of No els Elm street,
Newark, n. j., who had both his legs cut
off near Broad Greek siding on the della
ware railroad, did at the almshouse hos
pital at Farnhurst, at 10. 80 o'clock last
night Deputy Coroner Chandler was
notified and communicated with tho man a
relatives.
It's supposed that Glbney bad been
knocked of the car on which he was rid
ing by the joltIng of the train.
He was picked up by tho crow, and sent
to this city on passenger train No. 62. He
was well dressed and did not have the APP
pcarEucc Of n tramp although he was
walking about the country.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-06
They did Him.

J. p Hewitt who came to our city to
open n bucket shop aud deal in tho tluctun
lions Of stocks, grain and cotton paid one
months rent in advance for his Office on
tho second floor Of No. 602 Market street.
He then took out u liconse paying $50 for
It. lie paid In advance for his wire for one
month. IN fact the man lnyod out $40 and
becoming dshcart ened Mt not doing any
business the first week he opened here, he
left the city in disgust. Nobody has lost
dollar by him and he was the only loser
by tho closing up of his Office. He came
here to do others hut in II square way
while Others PROCEEDED to do him and they
old IL properly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-06

One of the most remarkable REVEALS is
in progress at Asbury M. E. Church quite
number have been saved with the inter-
embarrassing. The able sermons of DR..
James Grove pastor and the sweet humble
penetrating invitations Of Miss Lizzie
Boyd Is having fine effect upon the at
teptivs congregation. Sinners are being
nightly saved eleven were forward to the
altar last night and eleven were saved and
the most wonderful thing is the mani
fested power without the former deinon-
strattnn OF other days Everybody 10 In
VItodd to come and hear this elect lady.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-06

Fifty postulants will be received into full
membership by the Sodality Of St. Paul =
X. Z, Church on Thursday evening next,
the feast dav Of the immaculate Concep-
ton. There will be q special business
meeting held this evening. The order OF
exercises will be as follows: POntif cal
vespers; hymn, Vent Creator; solemn re-
ception Of new members by Bishop Mona
CHAN; act of conservation; hymn Of the
Immaculate Conception; address by
Bishop Monaghan; solemn benediction Of
the most Blessed Sacrament lie Deum.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-06

Inc Harlan and llo,ling'worth Cumpa
ny received word ycsictlAy that the
steamer City of key West lately rcpairc,
by Thorn had arrived safely at Pensacola
Florida. The vessel hai stopped at tn
break water until tho storm was over 81
ran 10 chNnre- Of being wrecked The
me ,-nRO was welcome on. to the coinpa
ny ~ much concern was felt for tho safe, y
Of tho vessel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-06

TIE Sunday Star provides an avenue for
,Hesular and, Union Glasses 10 blow OF
their surpius steam ones y wssk. Remi.
niscences Of ths past DO not do any good
or hslp 10 strengthen the Repub lican par
". You shouid not cross stream until
you como to It, or borrow trouble for II 10
nearly always sure to come. Fortunate
10 the party that does not have men who
ore always anxious to blow of their sur
plus steam and espeoiall brush into print
Neither one Of these verbose writer's have
q vote In the next Legislature. Silence is
golden.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-06

The report that the President favored or
wen hinted that he would like to see SEN
Ator Gray re-appointed from Delaware, is
loo absurd tor any sensible psr son to re-
psat, much less TO believe 1t. President
Mckinley Is not that kind Of a Republican
and never has desire to see Democrat
elected to the Senate in place Of q R,publi.
san Senator. This silly yarn has been go.
Ing the rounds until some persons have
half psrsu AIDED themselves that the report
might be possible. The next Senator to
be elected from Delaware will be ~ r pub
lican and all croakers should set their
minds at ease on this score. Colono! Du-
P0nt would be an acceptable candidate.
He would DO IN honor to hi, native State
md commands respect In the United
States Senate. He is in evory way quail
led to fill the position, better than come
others whose names have been prominent.
y mentioned for the position. He is II first
GLASS business man and such are neolet 10
ME Unitol States as well as SO many of
Vie legal profession. Ills name will figure
quite prominently before thu Legislature
Tor the honor to b. conferred by that body
upon the lucky individual the choice 0! the
majority.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-06

John Dunn was the only prisoner in the
Municipal couri this morning. He was
charged with being drunk and dis0r lerly.
lilo claimed he had the chils. He will
have medical attention Mt New Castle for
twenty days, unless he pays n fine of s. and
costs.
At the SO sion Of the CO urt last evening
,Inines llagasrty was charged with the
larceny OF dog collar.
The case was dismissed The charge
against Hugh Conner was dismissed
John Conner was held for a further
hearing on the charge OF receiving the dog
CDlIar.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-06
Inc Weather.

Tomorrow promises to he partly cloudy
indicating more falling weather Thurs
day clearing and rather colder
The THERMOMETERS vt W, C. Taylor 4
drug St)ro, 80. King str4o'. Registered -.
day hs follows:
o'clock 10 O'Clock l0'clOCk
AZ AZ rs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-06
Successful OpenIng.

Some fifty pupils have already enrolled
their names at the new school, Room No.
s, at the Opera House, and the venture ap
pears likely to prove very successful. 9th.
ers wishing to take advantage Of the fav-
orablo terms offered should call this even
ing or tomorrow. For particulars see ad
vertisement on second page
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-06
Morse takes a Tret.

DR.. j 7. LUkrns' horse ran away from
WIN and Market streets yesterday nftnr-
noon. The animal proreeGru up Market
street on u methodlcai trot and few per.
sons EsSlilnd that the animal was with
eut driver Tn horse drew up he clrb
at seventh ana Market streets of its own
uyuOrl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-06
Money DiSsrgssg1,

TNcoh Iiarow,ki and hiI vito mourns h,
loss Of SiOt A few weeks ago Joe Zoroek
and wife rrntel two rooms from the con.
ple and on last Sunday there was gan-
cral good timo among the four Xoroski i ,
now missing md 80 Is the $lD4.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-06
MaSllinptOn Lotge K Of 2.

A, tho meeting Of the Washington Lodge
No. I, x. Ot p. last night two candidates
received tho Knights rank As tho last
night this month fail on Christmas Day
the lodgo officer, will be nominated at tho
eection on Deccmber TO-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-06

The Eskton Foundry, at Elxton until
recently Hporat9i by James +. Power, has
been purchased by W. y Stackhousc. OF
this city, who will resume operation,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-06

At the n. W, corner Seventh and King
butter. eggs, oysters, wholesale and retail
j. ". Mulrooncy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-06

r.,otor u K.r,., ho. bo,, oh,,o, .,,
they stand politically, five Republicans to
even Democrats. He is charged with
iobbinJ the Dover bank by the means of
kiting checks. Tbs Senator makes the
lhirl person tried, charged with aiding
bud abetting William N Bo9gs to loot The
First National Bank at Dover. The first
two prisoners were arragned and convict
,d of the ofense Of which they stood charg.
vi. EFT. Cooper aud Thomas r Clark
arc now serving their sentence in the
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-06

Morris The acme of comfort;
ch.;rs large, strongly built
o''""' chairs, with wide flat
$3.50 arms, adjustable back
nicely finished, complete with
reversible cushions that are all
hair.
$3.50.
From this upwards, a vast as
sortment of them in all woods.
Mattresses We pride our
~ selves on our
bedding. 1t must be right,
else you won't find it hers. A
special mattress made Of Coir
Hair, a purely sanitary mater
ial made from q cocoanut fibre,
cur led and lasting, made in two
parts, with good ticking, $500.
Won;t isa'4' hard.