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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
Specials in Undermus1ins.

0Qc GOWNS. Fine well-made gar
mcnts. cambria rufIles on neck and
sieeVes' tucked yokes. Isn't that cheap?
SOC. Tucked and Embroidery Trimmed
neatly tucked with Hamburg: also more
elabora;ely built Gowns. SC, 69c.. i5c'.
sec.. Sl.oo and SIPS.
A3c SPECIAL y fine Muslin Gown.
49, neck, yokcs made of fine Ham
front and sleeves edged with neat Ham,
burg, all sizes. full and long. \ wonder
for the money.
7Sc Fine Cambria Drawers. wide ruff
~. nes. edged with lace, and wide Um-
sreia Dra fN,,rn 25S pair; ssc.. s9e 4sc,
beautiful array. We lead in this line
h0c Skirt Chemises. cambria. with
~ wide tucked flouncc neck and arm
bands; neatly trimmed. Handsome ones
i'c Sl.Oo. Sl.23 and $3.50
1oc Chem'ses of plain reliable Muslin
- ". trimmed with edging and lace pc.
SOc Ladies' Skirts with wide Ham
burg fiounce: also finer and more
$500
INFANTS WEAR--,sKIRTs. &c. sac
Wifi AFR no Sc, et &C? also isG G ;iH 1sH
1Sc Extra special line of fine large
White Aprons for nurses. house
maids and mattresses. Mems large bib
front and short aprons. 25c. each.
DEC AND soc. Special lines of chill
~ drens fine White Lace and En-
broidery trimmed Muslin Caps.
&c. Window Shades.
or best quality onque Felt. On strong
rollers. worth l5c.
Z5C. Shades on best spring rollers S :H'9 all
complete. ready for hanging. worth SOC.
Wash Skirts and Waists at
Wonderfully Cheap Prices.
6oc White Duck Skirts. wide hem.
wv. was soc.
7Ec Heavy trimmed Crash Skirts.
o2c White p. X Skirts. with placquet
Wv. button backs.
Sl.9oof Irish Point Embroidery. V"
ST 90 Navy Blue p. X. Skirts. worth
sc All our sac I.aundried Percale.
~ separate collar Shirt Waists, less
than the cloth cost.
SOc All our Coo. and 75c. Waists
PC si.e. sl.e5 and sl.se beautiful
" waists in T. X. Organdie and
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
Needful Notions.

&c. Feather Stitch Braid
&c. for Balls Darn Cotton.
1c. Best Crochet Hook.
DC Tracing Wheels.
lc. Roll Tapes
40. Corset Steels.
-. New Belt Pins.
L.. Paper good Needles
&c. Spool Sewing SILK.
&c. Dozen. Dress Bones.
lc. Paper Hair Pins.
ic. Bottle Amonia
DC. Gilt Pm Shirt Waist Sets
25c.. 39c., SOC. Choicest New Belt Buckles
lie. pc. Newest Cyrano Bead Chains.
23c. Coral Shirt Waist Sets.
Zoe. shirt Waist Sets. was 25c.
1ac. Gilt Pin Waist Sets.
10c Gilt Placquet Sets
&c. for dozen Pearl Buttons.
&c. Big Spool Linen Finish Thread.
PC. Dozen. 2oo-yard Spool Machine Cot
ton.
&c. Cosmo Butterm'lk Soap.
loo. Cake. Pears English Soap.
l0c. Antiseptic Magic Skin Soap.
Sc. Bottle Best Petroleum Jelly.
5c. Box Complexion Powder. was Sc
&c. Bottle Orris Tooth Powder
&c. Large Bottle Witch Hazel.
Zoe. BOTTLE Mcndsall Glue Cement.
lie. Package Black or Tan Shoe Polish,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
Sc. Our Hose Reductions.

Has revolutonlztd Hose selling In Nor
folk. These prices no store has tho nerve
TO duplicate. Many try TO initiate. but our
values can truly he termed phenomnal
EOc The finest Imported Partisan Lace
wv Isle Thread Hose. Sec en-.
0Sc Truly a wopder. Genuine 5oc. Rem
EOS' brandt Rib SILK Isle. Hcrm sdorf.
the German. dyed en-. Only % dozen
left for Monday selling.
100 Ladies' Imported Drop Stitch.
~ double high spl.ced heel and toe.
Hosiery that cost SOS per dozen TO inn
port. Here as many as you wish l9c. a
pair.
tSc These are oar genuine fine i'm
~ ported &c and 35c fancy Hose all
iull regular and fast colors: in this clear
Ing sale 15c. Il pair.
10I/c Something no other house in
~ - town shows Genuine imported
iiermsdorf Black Hose. high spIc,d heels
ana double toes. They cost $l.55 to i'm.
port. Here now l?isc
7c Ladies' Fast Black Seamless Long
- Hose We sell em for 10c; others
l2'@c; price for the clearing sale. &C..
e. 20 dozen more Childrcns Ribbed
- Hose. We claim they are the hest in
the world for DC. a pair
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23

WE INTEND MAKING THIS WEEKS
BLACK DRESS GOODS SELLING THE
MOST FAMOUS OF THE YEAR. QUAIL
tiles AS FINE AS WE OFFER
NEVER HEARD OF AT SUCH LITTLE
PRICES. If YOU ARE WISE YOU
WILL LAY IN YOUR FALL. SUPPLY,
AS THE wOHLESALE COST IN MANY
GRADES ARE HIGHER THAN THESE
PRICES.
hSc Satin Faced Venetian Cloth-thc
in colcrs. and black, only SEC.
koc 46-:nch Bird Eye Granite. guar
". anteed every fibre pure wool. Posi-
I've worth Sl.25.
h0c 2.pieces only Black Crepon. stand
hoc 52-inch India Twill surah Serge.
~ guaranteed to hold color or money
back. worth Sl.25.
6oc silk like siciuian. This heats
~. anything before sold under $50
Color warranted.
69c ie,inch silk Broeode English S.
mohair Real value. Sl.25.
ho- 4c-inch Ep:ngalinc. guaranteed
~. fast black. and you can't match
o9c. and ready shFunk, me Sc same m''n ay
priced Si.t0 elsewhere
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
Great Towel Clearing, &c.

Towels and Napkins arc always inter
cs,iuS for housckecpers. We have some
very extraordinary values. The uulnti-
ties are big and must be sold
q. Heavy IIucis Linen Towels l9-nch
~ wide and 3S-inch long. They are good
value for l2I.c. We say FOR these and also
fer Heavy Turkish Bath Towels, large
size. sc. each.
1oI/- IIems,itchcd Towels of Heavy
- = - Iluck. "0NiC-:nch some stores
ask 25c We have IS dozen TO sell at
l2iac. each.
1S- Fine Linen Damask Fringed and
49, licnstitch Linen luck Towels. inn
monse size. .5X52-inch. They are beauties
ana cheap at &c. Monday We say 25c.
caCh.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
15c. P. &. for &c. yard.

&C ;, Another , 1s ease dotted: plaid and
as IS sold everywhere at loo. to i9c
yard. here Monday &c.
23/c Light and Dark Calicocs: also
S%4S navy blue. with white. Nothing
so good under DC. Here Monday, sac
5c Gamers. fine Wrapper and Waist
~. Percales. fun yard wide. and a very
fine fast color cloth; the value is 1oc.
Ec lot P: X. remnants. dark colors,
12Hc. p Fine ne W Wa4,s G e.. and Figured
2Dc. Heavy White Cord Welt P. X,
a12lc w 81 c9 9ao Table OIL Cloth,
3c Pretty patterns loc. Shelf Oil Cloth;
49, special &c. yard.
Nf24C. ing. worth Sc.
6oc. Our Gloria Umbrellas.
These are the best Umbrellas Norfolk
ever saw at the price. Fine Gloria Serge.
solid steel rod and paragon frame. never
intended to be sold under sl.00, for you
Monday, 69c
Also a number of high grade $50, $500
and $3.50 Umbrellas at a reduction of Soc
to 75c. each. All children's Parasols at
cost
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
Silk Remnants Half.

$50 Remnants Of fine silks NJ half ,hn
marked prices. All of these are already
marked at Il Cut 'r'cc. but to clear them
out with "A rush Monday they 20 at half
what they arc marked \ chance to buy
tthe worth of $50 for S1.oo. Don't miss
this chance.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
White Goods, &c.

4c. 20 pieces only of fairly good White
g. Cncck Muslin. These worth &c. and
nc yard. Finer grades are marked
down to &C. &c. loo.
10c 4o-inch Fine india Linen.
nc 4o-inch Fine White Organize;
20c. 52-inch Double fold Organdie.
2'c. 5i-fnch Double fold OrGand.c.
zoe. G0-lnch Fine White Organdle.
4oc.. 6?-inch Fine White Organdie.
worth 71c. a yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
'ine Flannel, Half Price, 29c

Fine Flannel, Half Price, 29c
Doe 20 pieces yard-w.dc. all-wool fine
~ White Flannel. such as has always
sold at 4sc. Il yard. and now. owing TO tho
great advance in raw wool. WI sell In the
iali Tor &c. yard will be on sale Mon
gay Tor the first time in the history of
Norfolk for 29c. yard.
IL 20 pieces cream white 2i-.nch
- FLANNEL. This is the enc that other
stores charge l5c. for. but for Monday
much as you like for lie Il yard bar
gain
Beautiful Screens
About ~ Japanese Folding Screens.
bamboo frames. TO close at CSC. and si.00
each, such as usually sell for slO0 TO Sl.75.
39c Sanitary Bird Eye
2oc For 10 yard piece of the finest
OSC grade aniiscpi.c non-iritant modi-
Gated Bird Eye Diaper Cloth. w der
pieces i?c.. SOC. &C. for 10 yard pieces.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23

Mr.. and Mrs. John Keeling left las
week for a stay in Bedford City.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23

Miss Fannie Keeling left last weel
for visit to Woodstock, Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23

Miss Margaret Dunning. of New York
who has been the guest of Mr.. GeOrg
w. Murray, of Goshen. New York, n
the Princess Anne Hotel, left for he
home Thursday night.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23

Continued on Seventh Page.)
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
ONE MORE CHANCE AT soc.

IS doz fine Mercerzed Petticoats on sale Monday This
has been acknowledged by everyone fortunate enough get
chance them to be tile greatest bargain of the Made
of fine Mercerzed material full Sized with three wide ruffes
on extra wide ounce Two lots of IS doz. each sold in
half day If indications rue these will share the same
tate No more when these sold, &c. just about
third their actual value.
Big reductions the balance Of fine Coored Pettcoats
of Soc to $3.50 each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23

Mrs. Richard II. Wright is summer
ing IN Milboro.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23

Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Ellis and
Miss Ida Ellis left Friday for the
Eastern Shore of Virginia where they
will in future make their home, much
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
SIPS, $3.50, s1.69

are three extra fine Marso!llos Spreads.
heavy fine and beautiful new Patterns.
They are really worth fully one-th-rd
more than we ask
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23

Capt. and Mrs. McCalla left on the
Old Dominion steamer Thursday to
spend a week at Newport
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23

Mr.. NJ G. Hunter of Atlanta, cam,
last week TO Norfolk TO combine bus
mess and pleasure.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Willis j. Lee, Mr.. and
Mrs. Atkinson and daughter. of Town
Point. are visiting Mrs. 7. y. Jones, at
Wiloughby Beach.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23

home in Smithfeld. after n delightful
visit to relatives in Seaford. Del.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23
Steel Hdy Rdk6S

Self Dump and Hand Dump. solid
steel aXles. steel wheels. guaranteed
TO stand-strOng ana dura ble--hoy
can operate either stylc-pr.ccs down
low-Iron and steel have advanced in
cost nearly 80 per cent. and Mowers
and Rakcs will surely be higher in
price next season. Buy Buckeye
this year and take no chances.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23

2l9 yard long. 25c
Sheets 2Ax2ie yards. 3ac
Sheets. 2l3x2ia yards. i9c
Sheets. 2l.X2i. yards hcmsti;ched. SOC.
Sheets, 2N2i: yards. 33c
Bolster Cases. i2Xc3-inch, 1ac.
Bolster Cases. i2X72-nch. 95c
Bolstcr Cases. 42Nl2-inch. hems;itch. 35c
Pillow Cases i5X36. cambria, DC.
Pillow Cases i5x3c. Zoe. and l2ISc
Pillow Cases, i5x36. h mstltch. l2iac
Pillow Cases. a0N3i. extra heavy, lie.
Pillow Cases. 5iNS6. extra large. lie.
Pillow Cases. 40Xa6. worth Sc. for &c.
&c boz Narrow Val Lace
o. For 10 yards narrow Val Lace: l5c.
y 1Sc.. l.c., zoe. 25c. 35c. $40. i5c. for
IL yards of fine narrow and medium width
Val. Lace. Il saving OF Ice 10 igc on
every dozen.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23

Miss Julia Griffith. of Baltimore, i.
in the city. the guest of Mrs. e. Is
Hodges, in Client.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23

Little Miss Fredee Vail has returned
from Il visit to Seaford. Del.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-23

The Misses Bidgood. of Richmond
are the guests of Miss Louie Hudgins
on Middle street. Portsmouth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-07
Al Ihe Y. M. {. A.

The Eolegatcs of the Y. NJ. C. A. who
have been attending the convention at
Cumberland, Nd, will address the meet
ing in Association Hall next Sunday after
noon 1t will be an interesting history OF
the convention which the delegates will
give.
On next Saturday evening the Maroon
and White basket ball teams will have an
interesting game of basket ball
The Maroon won the former match but
tho White expects to win this time,
On Thursday evening February 16 there
will be another indoor atheletic entertain
mont
The events will be pole vault, hop stop,
and jump and spring board jump for
height
The Association will celebrate Washing
tons birthday. On that evening q receipt
Ion will DO held for the members and thoir
lady friends.
Despite the bad weather there was q
large attendance ut the Bible class last
evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-07
Who Shall Decide when Doctors
DISAGREE

No one know better than the poet, Pope
VINO wrote them, the Significance Of these
words, FOR he was,a sickly bundle of nerves
and ailments and doubtless had Disagree
able experience with DOCTORS But in
ropes day thore were no great specialists
TO consult and dec de us to tho exact dis
ease when ordinary doctors disagreed.
At the present day when the ordinary
general practitioners disagree as to what
your complaint Is, and give you various
kinds of treatment all of which fail to cure
you would be very foolish indeed II you
did not Immediately consult some eminent
specialist about your case, as, for Instance
the famous DR.. Green, of 50 West l4th ST.,
now York City, discoverer Of that gram
dest OF medicines DR.. sGreen's IN svu rae
blood and nerve remedy, as we'll as dis.
Hoverer of many other wonderful curative
medicines for the various diseasos, mod
tcinos of most marvellous power to cure
which fare purely vegetable and perfectly
harmless. DR.. Green has the largest prac-
tice and the greatest success in curing dis
cases Of any physician, and what makes
this fact the greatest be on to the people is
the fact that he can be consulted by any.
body absolutely free of charge, whether
you call or write. If doctors disagree as to
what ais you ii they havo failed to euro
you, write ut once and secure without OK
psnse the advise and ounsel of Dr.. Greene
IN regard to your case. and we guarantee
that he will tel Gyou presicely and exactly
what your trouble is, and VIC are positive
that by thus writing to this most skillful
Oh specialists in nervous, chronic orlinger.
Ing complaints, you will receive infor-
nation which will lead to your cure. .
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-07

Crosby
J & Hill.
Cos. COZ and 6O9 Market Street,

papid Transit is what we
II are after this month--rap-
idly transferring goods to
you at the most unheard-
of reductions ever made in this
or any of the large cities. Why?
Because we want to be as busy
this month us we hvve been
since Xmas. Prices we are
making not only astonish
you but the producers of the
goods arc astonished. We want
you to See
1000 wards of Bingham, full
pieces, no remnants, all the lat.
est desirable patterns, reduced
from -! to Sc.
9G2 yards Belfast Damas1S,
silver namask, all linen and
worth So, for 37ac.
437 Yards Pure Linen Da-
mask-Irish, of course, as it is
the best, worth Csc, for SOC.
1900 yards Linen Crash -
when YOU can show us as good
at Zoe We will be satisfied; we
will sell the Crash on Wednes.
day for Sc a yard.
On the front counter on
Wednesday will be placed a lot
of Laces, GimpS, Embroidery
ard other attractive goods at a
very nominal price; odds ard
ends after stock taking the
cause. Well worth your while
to look them mp.
We cannot call to mind
when we ever saw or heard of
such extraordinary value in
Dress Goods. Just think, with
a market, we are glad to say,
going up higher and higher
each dav, we made this lot from
25c to Tic a yard. Every one
desirable.
Black Dress Goods-~a new
novelty, quick seller, neat and
one you will look well in, from
yOc to SOC,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-07
installation OF a Pastor,

Rev. Mr.. Powell was installed rs pastor
of tho Brandywine Baptist Church near
Chadd's Ford, oniThurslayl last, with ap-
propriatc ceremonies. Rev. II. B. Cook OF
this city, was among the ministers who
oihciated on tho occasion. The newly in
stalled minister delivered an interesting
address on the necessity OF Moving For
Ward.' Deacon X. Miles Frame, the old
est momber Of the church, related few
"reminiscences Of tho carly days of tho
church. Isaiah Miller. the noxt eldest
member, who was baptized on July 1850,
testified of his love of Christ. Tho lady
members served sumptuous supper to
all the attendants on this occasion. Tho
church was organized June II, 1775, and
IN point of age ranks third among the
Baptist Churches in Pennsylvania. 1t Is
situated near two farm houses, now own
cd by Joseph e. Turner, ono of which was
occupied as headquarters by General
Washington and the other by General
Lafayette ut the time of the battle on tho
Brandiywino. We wish the new paste:
abundant prosne'ity-that the good seod
sown may produce much fruit
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-07

Tho Protestant clergymen OF the city
held another large meeting In Association
Hall vest, day morning. Bishop Cole
man presided.
Tho committee appointed to consider
the Sunday closing matter male tho fol-
lowing report which WAS adopted;
First That we Cooperate with the Law
| ana Order Sociey in securing tho obsaIv-
anco OF Sunday Laws"
| second. That wo request tho hearty CO.
operation of druggists and all we'll dispos-
Ell cltzsns who appreciate the observance
of sunday Laws"
"rhird. That we express our hearty ap-
proval of the efforts Of many of tho BARRIERS
for Sunday closing"
the II vs w. J., S. Murray, II. A hton
Henry. W. +. Lows, o. G. Buddingten
and c A I!nl'oy, wa continued aud a,l-
thorlH ID 20 notify the police department
OF this action taken and reques: its Good
GRAFTON, Several mlnis'crs made short ad-
dresses In which they commended Chef
DOian and his officers for suppressing dis
before the court.
Inc committee appointed to consider the
ahFlsnplllty OF cailinta public meeting 10
urge tho members of tho he1isla nre to
illhKe provisions for local option election
IN wilmington reported unIavOrably on
GAZING such meeting, and recommended
thhb y reloiutlOnbc adopted menori,lzinn
th' WI mingtnn members of tho Losi la
1mro To make provisions for The people of
wilmington to vote upon this uaestion
ol license or no license.
SGch nres"lu ion was adopted and the
committee was instructed to enlist tho ser
vices al citizens in urging tho Legislature
topa' II 10 g.l Opt n bill.
VA mo Ion of tho Rev. W. f. Lewis au-
thorIty was gwen Bishop Coleman 10 call
meeting Of tho Protestant clorgymen
Whenever thnrc is ocG .sion to do 50 This
Is pa tiGlIlr forminl II pcrmaneut organ.
iAati"n, and future meetings willbo hold
Attic call Of the chairman.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-07
No Senator Chosen. /

Dover Fob. 7-Prophets come and 20
but still no succi IS ,r to Senator Gray has
been chosen. Tier, seems to be- prevail.
Ing opinion that no Senator will be chosen
until the last day Of the session. The Re-
publicans have a chance to elect Senator
but they seem to ignore tho opportunity.
The vote on the 4sd ballot was as follows:
Gray, 10. =
Addioks, 10.
du Pont, 2.
Willis. T.
Chandler, 8.
Pennington. L. -.
Another ballot was taken and the two
du Pont mon voted for Willis.
Congressman Willis does not seem
to bs in favor with tho fifteen Union
members They intend to stand by Addioks
to the end. I
In the House to-day tho joint resolution
requesting Congress to adopt the Hanna
Payne shipping subsidy bill was passed.
The better road bill about which so much
talk has been, made its appearance to-day.
Senator Alec gave notice Of an act to-
establish a Normal School course. All
that Is now wanted for tho Baber bill to
become law is for Governor Tunnel to
put his name to it. The bill passed tho
Senate to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-07
An Interesting Meeting

, An interesting meeting of the Natural
History Society Of Delaware was held last
evening at tho Friends School, last even
Ing. Prof. Patrick G. Hilliber delivered
lecture In which he said
Indian Stone are in North America,
I, was the subject Of n carefully prepared pa
per. He said in part that the North meri-
can native had not yet learned to melt
ores or fuse metals, but he had reached the
highest state of perfection In stone art.
The Smithsonian Institution, the Nation
al Museum, and many public and private
cabinets bear testimony to this TACT, with
their millions of most beautifully marked
stone implements OF household and war,
as well as ornamental objecs These ali
stand an everlasting monument to the an
cient and patient Indian stone worker.
Strange as it may seem, the one
weapons found in Delaware or California
| or Elsewhere In this country, are the cuuu.
terparts of those found in Ireland Sweden
Norway, the lake dwellers OF Switzerland
and other laces Clipped lnts, such as
arrow heads, spoar heads, knives. spatlets,
ETC., are the most common known. They
wore made by the Indian stone worker Sc
| iectipg II stone, viii h he would hold in
| the palm of his hand, and either hammer
. or press his right hand against tho edges
OF the stone with an implement made out
OF bone OR deer horn, until fragment af er
fragment would break off, thus forming
! by patience and endurance the rough ST one
Into the desired form.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-07

Before Judge Ball In tho city court this
morning John Mcguire was fined 81 and
costs for being drunk.
Arthur Christie, colored, was charged
with disorderly conduct He was seen IN
an alley adjoining No. 1913 Orange street
The case was continued until tomorrow
morning. Ball was placed at $500.
Isaac Pardee was charged with assault
and battery OH his wife.
Her testimony was that on last Wodnes.
dry afternoon no struck her in the face
She was cleaning tho lamps at the time
when he struck her. Then he threw her
to tho floor choakod her and used his
knees on hey.
Later no went into tho sitting room and
said this thing would have 10 stop and
threatened to Kill hor. She thon had tho
warrant sworn out for his arrest Tho
reason ho ohio, ted to her using tho warm
water was that he wanted to take bath.
After the row he did not tako the bath.
Pardoe had no witnesses and did not
wish to ~ axe any statement He has been
sick for about ton weeks IIo claimed
self defense. He was fined $40 and costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-07
DEATHS.

WELD--At Wooddale on Saturday, tho 18th
inst, Alice Augusta Van'lassel, daughter OF
the late Truman Van'fassel and wife Of the
late Albert Henry Weld,
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
tho funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clocl,
from her late residence, at Wooddale. Inter.
ment ut McCannons Cemetery.
MAqCORMAC-In Philadelphia, on February
4th, 1899, Alice r. MacCormac, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral services at Presbyterian
Church, Chrstiana Del, on Wednesay, Feb.
Stli, interment at Presbyterian cemetery.
Carriages will meet tho 1889 train ut Stanton.
McCOLI.OM-on February 5, Robert McCol.
lon, aged q years.
Relative. and friends are invited to attend
tho funeral from the residence of his mother,
No, 723 West I'd ssrect, "Wednesday afternoon,
at $50 o'clock. lnterment at Riverviow ccme.
terry.
HUSBANDS On February G. 1900, Margaret
A. Husbands, aged IS years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend the funeral from the residence of her
neuhcw, William A. Husbands, (ncar Rockland
Del;,) on Thursday, 9th instant, at o'clock p
M, without further notice. lntermcnt ut
Newark Union.