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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31

i"1ERIFF'S sAI4E.-rr VIRTUE OF A
writ OF eTari Facias. to me directed, will
be exposed to public SAFE. at tie
Court House. on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. In the city
of Wilmington, New Castle county aud
State Of Delaware.
ON SATURDAY.
THE 81 DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1900.
at 10 o'clock a. III.
The following described d real estate viz:
All that certain lot Of land and t~ o..tory
BRICK dwelling house thereon erected, situa. .
in the SAG city Of Wilmington, bounded
sud describ.d Ms followA - wit:
Beginning at the norIhsrly side Of Cur
lett street hetween Spruce and Church
streets, at tho distance Of 81 feet from the
westerly side OF Church STREE; thence
nortle.ly parallel +, Chci ch street ~ feet
to corner; thence westerly parallel to
Cnilo'b and Seventh streets 10 fe,i to an
other Garner; themes sOutherly and parHl.
al 10 Church street and the first d, surh' d
in" ~ feet to the Rfrre aid nnt herly side
oil Cur.att street. and thence thereby east
erly ID feet to the place of beginning he
the contents thereof what they NAV, with
The use and privilege OF u Q feet wide uley
c"DHrc Ing with land and prrnI Ises In com
mon forever.
Seized ard taken in execution as the proper
ty Of lholnas Faiey and Mary. his wife. and
JOHN E. TAYLOR, sheriff.
sherif's Office. Wilmington, Della aaare,
January 10, gvV
HI ERIFF's SALE.-Er VIRTUE OF 4
writ or Levari Facias. to me directed,
will be exposed to puDlc saie AZ the
Court House on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. IN the city
Of Wilml"ztor. county Of New Castle
and state Of Delaware
ON SATURDAY,
THE Sd DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1900
at 10 o'clock u. M,
he following described real rststs. viz:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land
vitn u three story br ck dwelling thereon
'reeted known Ms No. bUi Spruce STREET stu.
lte III the city OF " Nllmipglon, county oe
View Castle aud Stnte OF i.elaWBre bounded
ND described az fUilows, 10 wit:
b g.nnlns II, tine eE- b. r,y side OF Spruce
tree'. bstwron Fifth and sixth 8 reefs,
It tho distance OF 8; feet from The north
riy side Of Fifth street; lhancs pasteriy
,ara'lsl with Fifth street A. fe.t 20 the
Westerly side ot II 3-feet wide n.Iey run
iinR lhtp Fiith s't.; thence mort merry and
parallel with Spruce trest IL fsst 70 o
thke; thence westerly parallel with Fifth
tfeot ~ feet 10 the saiu Ilds Of Spruce
u rect, and thence herewith sou 'bpI v ID
eet I" the place Of beginning. be tho cou.
ents thereof more or less, with tle com.
non use Of the sald 3. eet VIDE slley.
Seized and taken 10 execution as the
'rWo ~ ~ Thomas fnn,y and NRry,
lis wife. and /. ia, md to ls old iy
JOHN K. AYlOk, SHERIFF.
sherin's On'cs. Wilmington. Delaware
Janusry 10. 1900.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31
60 YOU KNOW

Consumption is preventahls, Scicncs has
proven Tint, md also that neglect i. suici ial
The worst cold or cough can becured with 3hi !.
Ion Cough and COnsumptouCure sold on
pcsitiveguaranteef for over 80 years
For sale by N. Il Danforth So .ond and Mar.
her III ra.Ls.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31
The p7re Alarm.

Parties wisAisa " hsvw . calendar. eon-
tssnine tlzs signals Ter the darn " hss;
the paMss u b basktnH houssE. dsys os
disooun', &c., esu ~ aseonmsdatsd b.
cuiiiug ut this office aud paying . csnka
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31

DR., Bulls Cough Syrup Is the best rem
edv for u hrn' chial aft ',iinns II ia u
g-enL mistake to alluw u cough or cold tn
rnn or: for it may heva' Oh s""i"us Il ront
or Iuuu trouble. Take DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup at once.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31
YOU TRY IT.

n Shilohs Cough and Consumption Ours
which is sold for tho small pro. OF 2N., 50
ard 81, does not cure taxe THE boGtis bank AMI
wewill refund your money. soil tur ovsr -
years on this guarantee Prlcs ;, anI ID Ut,
Sold by ~ b. DAnrorGth Second ami Alurk ID
ktrsels.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31

WE should like to see the work.
ingmen receive better wages, but
we are not one of those who advo-
cate strikesto accomplish what can
be gained by other means. Strikes
are bad things and never yet have
accomplished anything for those
who used them that bettercd their
condition. The last big strike in
our city among the morocco work.
ers, killed the goose that laid the
golden eggs. So it is in nearly
every other branch Of the indus
trial business.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31

CAVE doctors bills nv giving FOIey's
ctoney aud Tar 10 infants aud children
/" tim" to prevent pneumonia or croup,
which are fatal g." so many thousands OF
BABIES All druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31

THE Hon. Thomas J. Clayton,
Presiding Judge ol the Court, OF
Delaware county, de! yesterday,
aged ~ ears nc Was d.inul1l
10 thu DC woe -, ..J n, l.-
dia. ~, -
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31

sargssut Harry q. Wsi-h fsscturs6 Z
small b"ns 10 his ann yestsrany nlogniae
by falling Oh u slippery pavement.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31
To Cure |. a Orjpne In TvvA IA y

.aks Lnxaive bronze QuinIns inhte.s
A drugxlsr> rsiuDd tho ulobry II " fails
t"eu =. h ". droves' signature on eaoh
box. 2bc.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31

"A hack will leave corner OF Fourth and
Market tree at . .. III. ON clear Thurs
nnvs and sundays fnr Lombardy csr,s-
tofy. Charles M Townssud, Soy. lady.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31
meetings. TONIGHT.

Ajax Lolgr OGC.
Iron aoulters' Union.
Sher dan Post, q. A. fS.
Hope Lodge l. O. o. r.
Wilmington Rifle Club.
Franklin Clrcie, 3. OF u.
Dnaw are Lodge, D. y. n.
thrlslian s,lentlsIs
Christina oupril, Il. A.
Eetail Gr0cers' Association.
Os; ye .rr be lmpd .. l.. III.
Columbia ,odge A. o. U. W.
Wilmington lodge, I. A. NJ.
Welcome ..o1ncll. Jr. o. U. A. Nj.
Champion Lodge, X. Of L.
Delau are Council. g. b. I.
Friendship Lodge, X. oiP.
Oriental Lodge, A. r. A. NJ
Delaware Lodge, A. o. U. W.
delaware Council, o. U. A. ".
daughters Of Levi, l.. l.. O. A.
Naomi Lodge, r. ID. |. q. o. y.
Young Meus Democratic Club.
~. Andrew Council, l.. 0. R.Q
Snyth Circle, Ladies' of U. A. II.
Matahoon Tribe, lmp'd OnM,
HERMAN Beneficial Society No. q
star OF Bethlehem Lodge, L. y. T..
ilmington Division, q. iK. st, J. AN
Blue Rock Council X. A.
EigaY Jiskora INTERIM ational Union.
bfownson lbrhry Association
NJ Csvairy Gncampmsnt K. 81. ]. 4 II.
You know how reliable Dont'f Toothsci,e
Gum Is whsa yea try ID Al druggis's l5s.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31

THE proper thing for the author.
tiles to do is TO make Mary Hall
give the name OF the father of her
child and then compel him to sup
port it. The fathers of foundlings,
if known, should be made contrib
ute towards their support instead
of shifting all the burden, as well
as disgrace, upon the poor unfor-
tuna mothers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31

A TWO AEDA. HALE sTpRy BRnE
strrfyst% sale. -Arply toA. M Hizar. 2t b
fourth street. New tartle. Il2W
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31
Thirty Years.

Mr. i. G. Gliiin o-es hi, thirtirth year
wi h the lngRa,t's EXPIRES Contrary 80.
day lie h, nov lD-r three months in
that time. He Is never h,d u runaway,
bnt one break down, and but few tii-pu,e.
with crunkrd custnunrs In hi, etriy Ii'e
he wa Il lttIl' hrt headed but he soon
frnrd thn. quarroling Aas not profitable.
He has tried ~ serva the pe", lie ta'lntuly
and sivo III, sati,iac ion. No wIthsran :.
ing this he has not gotten rich. nj l'hough
he has mnde II lair living. I,a hopes for
inct"ase pat nnaae for another d, catie. We
hope To occasionally heur his pleasant salu
tatl0h: One Package, only lJ cents"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31
City Hall TuWers,

In tho 4"n-rni k"Y :. 8tr.n, , tho ms,u.
|i"' 'rt ". ,uu,,y- ,l. ltv t.ll
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31

The Baltimore police on Sunday
enforced the old blue laws by ar
resting paper carriers, cigar deal
ers and closing up the drug stores,
Even the cabs were not allowed to
ply their vocation. The object of
the police is to enforce the old blue
laws and make them so obnoxious
to the people that they will cali for
their appeal.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31
Whites VS. MarOOns.

""ASs Va. VtaIVVuSs
The third game Of 9 series Of five games
Of bnsket ball betwren the Whites and
NJ Rooms Of the Y. NJ, U, A. will bs played
this evening,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31
IE BANNER SALXE

doesn't cure your piles your money will
be r"turned. 1t Is the most healing medi-
cine In the world. AL drug. .ist-.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31

|thE .fF"s sALE.-5Y vIRTJE e OF A
writ OF LeYari F'acias. 10 me directed.
viii I'd exposed to public sale at lIa
hotel OF Ja "es McKe.vey, In the towr
Of oc"essin. Mid Greek hundred, New
Iastic cOuuty, tato OF .,elawury,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31

DUBILC SALE t'F A FARM 60 ACRES ON
I saturday, February ID, ut | o'clock, D
M. known as the Joseph Trinier arm near
Polly lrummond's Hill, MIL Creek huntrud.
Terms at sale. 4. pENNOCK.
j2G at
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31

eHEfIFF'S SALE.-Br VIRTUE OF A
writ o. Levari tacIas, to me directed
VIII be exposed to public dale at thu
Court House, on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. IN the city
OF wilmington. New Castle couaty. State
Of Delaware.
ON SATURDAY,
THE 81 DAY OF FEBhUARY. 1900,
at 10 O'clock q. M.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31
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Pastor KeigwiB Accepts.

Mllvills, N. j., Jan. 30 - ! h. Rev. A. Ei-
win X 'igwin, pa tor OF the FRS, Prr-by-
terrain Gnu Gil, uf this city, has notified
hi, session that he would aeespt tho c,I
extended to him hy he Park PresGy or
ian Church. Newark, and hs letter OF nc
ceptance was forwarded 60 Newark thiI
morning. This hs, been Nj. ka,ywins
fl t p,s6orate, and the church has sljoy.
ed an anlnt .rruptel series OF suJst,4e.
during the five years of his labors hero.
When Mr.. keiYwin took charge he
church hal soIn-thing over = o members,
and he leaves 10 with u mem bership Of TO.
He Is tho oughiy evanseI Ca, as y preach
or, md there have been few weeks since
his pnsi Orate began that there have hot
been additions 10 the chGrsh. Ihers has
been some dnubB as 0 whother h. wuuil
lravs Mil!yil!e. particularly rs he affairs
oI the church here see,ned to demand his
personal attention. Hi> ac ion however,
IL under -tuoi he final
Lii style Mr.. kcigwin /, concise and per-
suaaive, and in the nulpit imprrSiiv,.
He has alwny. bren inter. -trd IN tho
Welfare of AIilivillr. and is ngmber of tho
Board OF Trade, Us well rs Ire.idrno of
The Ministerial Union, the tumuerland
Comfy Christian Enlaavor Union and IL
trust-o of the We Jersey Academy,
Bridge on. since he has been il. Aii.lv.llu
MIR. krigwin received Il number o. calls,
among them one 10 the suCuiu Presuytur-
Ian Ca nnreh pltLsburr
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31
PUBLIC SALE

Ao"rCoppihuu '"' TN Ing WV sVoscrlper viii
sell at his re.uence IN Mill Creek Hun. .rsd,
near Stantan, ON
ThURsDAY FEBRUARY l. loo
S "@''''sA ~' Gr
His stock and far ming implements, as fol-
lows: 3-yrar old horse, good cows, 8 year
ling Leifers, = pi y. 2.horao farm wagon, l
II arket wagon. mower, corn marker, harrows
cuitivatOr, hoes, shovela forks, harness, &c.
Household goods and kitchen furniture.
TERMS All sums Of SIS and under cnst, Nil
sums over that amount credit Of months
will le kiven on giving banltable note with
al approved end0rser.
GEORGE Il. PowkLL-
W. A. Hukill. Auc. jl7
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31
Fractured A Bose.

You know how reliable Dpnt's ToUthaci,e
Gum iswhea yea try ID Al druggis,s 15s,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31

Dr. Bulrs Cou.h Syrup banishes at
once all orns Uf tn olG diaei.,u AMI ~.
wnvS etfecCs II l,rrinHuent cure rhi- W IL
derful ielned. ina. cured thousands ui sui.
ier'rs fr M broDrhltiS honrscaess and
Other brunchai troubles,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31

Sh ERIFF'S EALE.-Er VIRTUE OF \
writ or Levari Tacias. to me directed,
will be exposed to public sale AT the
Court House on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. IN the city
Of Wilh,lrztor. county Of New Castle
and state Of Delaware
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-02-14
FOR CoLoRED MISSIONS

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE So
CIETY HELD IN THIS CITY.
The directors Of st. Joseph's Society
for Colored Missions of Wilmington
held their annual meeting yesterday at
the office, No. 1912 French street. Very
Rev j. Il. Slattery. Of Baltimore. Rev.
Thomas b. Donovan, of Clayton. and
Rev. L. j. Welbers, the president OF
the society, We're present. Last years
report was found very satisfactory.
The society controls in this city a mis-.
sion for colored people, home for o, .
phall boys with $50 inmates, and an
industrial school in Clayton with 100
attendants. Several reform measure.,
were discussed and adopted to insul !
greater efficiency OF the work.
Next Wednesday an interesting en-
te1tainment for the benefit Of the work
Is 70 De given at the Grand Opera
House by a dramatic company of Pbila-
delphia.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-02-14
DISPOSITION on IcrpoArs

The Philadelphia Ledger today saws.
Ey order Of Director OF Public Works
haddocks. city iceboats Nos. 1 and 2
We're yesterday placed out Of commits
sion by Captain Melville. superintend-
ent CT the boats, and immediately wani
70 their wharves at Holmesburg No
= iceboat, which was in the afternoon
at New Castle, will this morning be
mocred at the same place. but steam
WIN be kept going in her boilers until
the end or the month, at which time
she, too, unless ice again appears in
the channel. will go out Of commission
hese three boats have had hard work
IN breaking ice since the first of the
year, and, besides, assisted in fioatinp
Two British steamers. Glengoil and
Exmcuth, and aided in towing the
steamboat Twilight, which had beer
held fast in the ice at Trenton
to this city. They also released several
vessels from where they had been sur.
rounded by ice.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-02-14
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

Daniel Bacon has resigned as a.
pilot OF the Wilmington Steamboat
Company
Work on the trolley road from New
Castle to Delaware City will begin on
Monday.
DIR. J. T. V. Blocksom's horse ran
away at Delaware avenue and Adams
street last evening. but no DANCE was
done
"A reception was given to Major
CAM, the midget prior to his depart
ure Tor Baltimore yesterday.
Mrs. Willard Speakman will give a
card party at her home. at Claymont,
On February 2S.
Charles Gabriel had his hand in
iured at the p, W. & b. roundhouse
while at work. yesterday, which was
dressed by Detective Jones.
-Thirty-ave United States marines
went South yesterday over the p. w. a
B. railroad. en- route TO Norfolk. Va.
-Crossties have been placed along
the road from Dover to Woodside for
the construction Of the Delaware Gen
eral Electric Company's trolley.
The trolley pole OF car No. SO OF
the Wilmington City Railway Com
pany was broken at Eden Park last
night
The Vioris Society, of Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church. win give a tea
On Tuesday night
The second annual ball of the
Young Mems Single Tax Club will be
given in Turn Hall on Friday night
Jefferson Lodge. No. 2. I. o. o. F..
Of this city, entertained Chester Lodge
No. 92 last night.
The Phoenix Fire Company has
received an invitation to attend the
Reading Hose Companys fair in March
William M. Dickson. former clerk oi
the peace Of Kent county, was in this
/. city yesterday.
A few members OF the old Whining
ton Dramatic Club will give a play af
: ter Lent for the benefit OF the Wes
lend Reading Room.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-02-14
WORK OF SOCIETIES
AGENT FRANK STOUT MADE HIS
MONTHLY REPORT YESTERDAY.


The regular monthly meetings Of the
Society for tho Prevention Of Cruelty
to Children. and the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. were
held yesterday afternoon and routine
business transacted
Z At the meetings Agent Frank Stout
presented reports showing the work
done by the societies during the month
Of January.
/ The report Of S. P. c. c. work show
.ed; Number OF complaints, 81; inves-
legations, 81 white children involved,
~; colored, l3; total number OF chill
dren, 90; distribution made of children,
left with parents, q: mothers, 1S; mo-
ther and stepfather, /: relative, /: pri-
Vate family, /; returned to mother, I !;
placed with relatives l.; In home for
Frlendless and Destitute Children. g.
Ferris School, g. School for Girls, 2;
81. Michaels Hospital, l; Friends
Home. Philadelphia. l; total 60.
The s. p. c. A. report was as fol-
lows
Number Of complaints, y; on agents
sight, 80; number OF investigations.
AZ. The different offenses were: Beat
ing horse, i; driving horse when lame,
i; not properly shod 10; working
horses not properly shOd. l3; in poor
condition, /; with overdrawn check
rein. /; without shoes. 2; caosing
horse to be worked without shoes, /:
20 stand unblanketed in the cold, 2;
overloaded, 1; overloaded horses, 2:
allowing horses to stand without blan-
kcts in the cold, 10; abandoning horse,
4; cruelty exposing four puppies to the
cold, /; total. AZ.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-02-14
BERMUDA STILL In PORT
CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRY YET
WITHHELD.
DEFENDANTS DENY THE CLAIM
THAT THE BERMUDA is TO GO
ONAFILIBUsTERING EXPEDITION
TO SOUTH AFRICA.

The case Of the notorious steamer
Bermuda, whose certificate of registry
without which she cannot clear from
the Philadelphia port. is still in the
hands OF the British consul. and has
not been settled. When seen yestel-
day, British Vice Consul Clipperton
stated that the registry was being
withheld because OF "irregularity in
ownership" He wished to make the
distinction that the registry of the Ber-
muda has not yet been revoked. 3"
Cancelled" or taken away" but is
withheld" " pending a settlement of the
ownership difficulty. AS she is now.
she is considered by the British con-
sulate as being owned entirely by
Americans, which, consequently. would
invalidate her British registry. When
her British registry was Cancelled. about
two years ago. it was because Of the
same charge, 'irregularity in owner
ship"
Robert s. Gamble. Of Jamaica, in
whose name the Bermuda is registered,
claims. as he did before the Court OF
Common Pleas, when he instigated
suit against John d. Hart and others
to prevent the vessel leaving port. SO
as to transfer his title to her, but which
suit has since been ended, that he has
no further interest in the steamer. In
their reply the defendants denied the
charge Of Mr.. Gamble that a dispute had
arisen between them as to which Of then
was entitled to the transfer Of the title
and, they also averred, "iti not true
that the defendants or either or any of
them propose to utilize the Bermuds
for the purpose Of carrying supplies
and goods contraband Of war for the
use and benefit OF the Boer govern.
ment." The defendants stated that. ii
the transfer was made to them, tn,
British register would be revoked, mas.
much as they were American citizens
/ The British consulate has been ap-
prised that the Bermuda has beer
chartered by Patterson. Ramsey & Co.
on time, for trade TO the West Indies
AS to how soon the difficulty about tn
Bermuda's registry would be settled
Vice Consul Clipperton stated that b,
could not tell.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-02-14
TO PROVE THEIR INTEREST
ACTION BROUGHT IN UNITED
STATES COURT YESTERDAY.

In United States Cour, yesterday
Lewis G. Nandegrft. attorney for the
Wilmington and Northern railroad,
began action to ascertain the holdings
OF parties interested In the tug Aman-
da Powell in which the railroad COM
rany owns half interest
The action Is the result OF a damage
suit in Superior Court. Some time ago
while the tug was towing a car float
belonging TO the same company, por-
tion Of the pest holding the rope broke
and Thomas NJ Fowler had his foo;
injured. Fowler brought suit in the
Superior Court OF this state for dam
ages. AS the amount asked for Is 500.
600. the case was one OF those which
can be taken Into the United States
Court
Mr. Nandegrift yesterday applied 10
the United States Court for rule com
pelllng all parties interested In the tug
TO appear before United States Com
missioner Smith and prove their Inter
est. The first hearing viii take place
before the commissioner on Saturday
next at 10 o'clock.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-02-14
VII 1MINsToN WOMAN DEAD
MRS. MARY HARRISON DIED An
HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL, PHILA-
DELPHIA, YESTERDAY.

Mrs Mary Harrison, wife OF Joseph
Harrison, aged about 40 years. died in
the Hahnemann Hospital. Philadelphia.
last evening, OF typhoid pneumonia.
Mrs Harrison, when typhoid fever
was so prevalent. nursed several pa
tients and In this way It Is supposed
contracted the disease. Some few DAYS
ago her friends in this city received
word from the hospital TO the effect
that she was rapiaiy recovering. and
the report OF her death came as a
great shock 10 them.
She was former Wilmingtonian and
has a brother and sister here-Jacob
Freed and Mrs George NJ. Heisler.
The deceased has a daughter, Mrs. AL
bert Hanson, cf Minneapolis, Mimi.
who was also a former resident OF this
city Mrs. Heislcr went 10 philadel-
phia last night, where she will arrange
for the funeral, which will take place
on Friday.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-02-14
FUNERALS OF A DAY

MANY or WILMINGTON's RE
sPECTED CITIZENS LAID TO
REST.
The funeral of William Payton took
place from his late residence, No. 1906
North jackson street this morning
The deceased was railroad brakeman
and was killed near New
Castle On Saturday night last High
mass was snid in st. Paul's Il. G.
Church. and iuterment was made ut
New Cathedral Cemetery.
Mrs. Mary J. Hyde. aged 68 years,
was buried from her late home. No.
409 East Seventh street. today. She
died very suddenly, being taken I'M
while going 10 Philadelphia with her
husband. Joseph Hyde, on Saturday
last. Her death was due to an affection
Of the heart
Others buried today were Lydia f..
wife OF George w. wilkins. aged 07
years, from her home. No. POS Madison
street; Annie wife Of Alfred Ander-
son, aged 32 years. from No. 800 East
Eighth street; Evelyn c.. wife CT Sam
uel II. Chalfant. from her late resi-
dence. No. West Twenty-third street,
and Willie A.. daughter Of w. Atwood
and Sallie r. Wilson, aged Is. from
he's parents residence, near Guyencourt
Del.