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Daily Republican., 1890-05-05
A bicycle Contest.

Last Saturday there was q hill climb
ing contest for the championship of
Nennsylvania, Delaware and New Jersey.
The American Athlete also offered a
Prize, and the contest, which took place
ssn the steep grade known as Wells Hill,
al the west end Of the Falls bridge, In
Tsirmount Park, Philadelphia, was well
esntested. This ascent has never been
saInounted by but one bicycler.
Il. Frank Mcdaniel OF tbs Wilm.npt ton
Wheel Club made the ascent in 3 min
utcs, Ii seconds.
W. Whitesidts Of the Century Wheel
men succeeded In reaching the summit
IN minutes, followed by T. Byrne Of
She Pennsylvauia Cub in the same time
". l. Wilhelm, Century Whcelmen, ii
. minules, "A seconds; w. G. Spicer
Coatury WhcelmeD, IN 8 minutes, 5 sec
snaa all reaching the top without dis
a.OAnt.
The tie between Byrne and Whitetide
wAs run of and resulted Ia u victory TO
WAitesides In 2 minutes, ~ 3-5 seconds
sssinst 3 minutes, 8 20 seconds by hi
eoNpetltor. The other men starting, bu
nsable to reach the top were: W. w
Tsxis, A. G. S. N Fred SchradeT, Penn
syivania Club; William Steward, vii
rington Wheel Club, and j. Seeds, vii
anlngton Wheel Club. A medal will
alss be presented to each man climbin,
the hill
Daily Republican., 1890-05-05
FIFTH edition
T1ic ! ire Test.

Up to 1 o'clock on sa,u,a.. IL
phenix, Frlendshlp, Weccacoe ani w y!
lianee d.e companies had tested thel, y
eines with the result stated In s'tn.
Gays REPUBLICAN. At l 20 O'Clock =, :,
alarm was struck from b,x Ma a. = !
the match factory, for the pu,nass !
testing the Delaware Truck Gonna,
ana In four minutes from the lima M
alarm was struck the team and t,n4I NJ
WAS at fourteenth and French s,,.s,,
aud In one minute more a laJde, ~
been erected and . man was stand,nr ,
the top with limo Of hose 10 his h., i
This was the beat time ever made bv n
company, aud tho large crowd n3essr %
burst out Into loud cheers Tor tbe 6s,'
ware truckmsn. The horses seemsS ,
know what was TO 10 done as well a, n
nremen. AZ the alarm struck. The a, y
doors new open and the horses ran an a.
jumped under their harne.s which in
second WAS fastened upon thar h,ck,
alter which the Intelligent brute, pess,
NO goading to let them know that M
were expected to do their best. 10y
AT 2 o'clock the new Amo keap epg,d
Of the Washington company ard ibe nsI
LaFrance engine Of The Fame Hose conI
pany went into position, Tho IesulI
the official measurement at the end
the hour was: Washington, elO feet
inches; Fame Hose, 2o3 feet , ipchs
During the test the Fame blew ont N
packing and was somewhat haudcapp1
on that account.
The Pb9nix still remains the cb,uni1
water squirter, and plumber Of nsI
brooms deck the tower OF the building.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-05
HOupepAtnters Meet.

The housepainters met yesterday after
noon at 2 o'clock in Messick's Hall, neal
Second and Washington streets. About
100 men were present. The chairman
stated that the wages they were rsceiv-
isg, $2.25 day, was not enough for ten
hours, but would DO for nine hours. He
thought that II the bosses we're approach
cd In gentlemauly manner the demand
Of 81 25 for nine hours would be granted.
The society elected officers, but declined
to give their names or the names Of any
who were present that no injury might
result.
A discussion ensued ss to which labor
organization the painters should attach
themselves, but that matter was post.
poned until the next meeting.
A committee frem the Carpenters'
Union was present and stated that they
would aid the new organization In any
manner possible.
II was stated that Richard Kelly and
William II. Valentine hal already COM
piled with the ierms demanded by the
painters.
Tho men agreed not to stop work II
their request for nine hours was not
complied with, but the matter WAS to be
referred to an arbitration committee
with power TO act. Another meeting
will be held next Sunday afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-05

A lSuuiuenx Change

The grocery store at Eighth and Pop
lar streets, which was started and for
many years was conducted by William
II. McGa-rity, has been sold TO JAmes T..
Mckay, who will conduct II In the fu-
ture. Mr.. McGarrity started In a very
modest manner, but by careful attention
to his business succeeded In building up
= large trade, which ne:essitated his en-.
larging the store, until 1t was one of the
finest and beet stocked In that section oil
the city. As he has bought tho stalls Of
William W. Doughty. 6i to 81, Third
street market, he determined to relin.
quish the grocery business, aud disposed
OF the place to Mr.. Mckay. The new
proprietor Intends to keep a flrst-ciaal
stock OF goods on hand, and will b,
found to be accommodating and obigin,
| to all his customers
Daily Republican., 1890-05-05
A Serious Charge.

J. Stanley Palmer, who came to this
city last March, 10 now he'd ut police
station under serious charge, and bis
arrest reflects the greatest credis on Chief
of Police Swiggetf. About the Goth oi
that month the accused came here from
Connecticut, and went to tho farm Of
John W. Peters In CbristianA hundred,
to buy come stock. He pufchased and
took away several head Of cattle which
he agreed to pay S265. On March 81 hc
returned to tho Peters farm aud paid his
bill, giving Mr.. Poters check for e740-
drawn In favor OF himself aud signed by
Edgar Davey, on the Farmers Bank OF
Canton, Ohio. Mr.. Peters gave him
S475 In cash, tho difference between the
amount OF the bill aud the full value OF
the check. Palmer then lett.
The check was protested on April 1,
and an investigation showed that there
was no such person as Edgar Davy.
Chief Swiggett was informed of the swim
die, and Immediately set to work to de-
tect the perpotrator. Last Tuesday he
learned that he was at his home Ia Con.
necticut, and on Wednesday he had the
proper pxpeis issued for bis return to
this State. On Friday the chiet started
for Hartford, and alter hsvisg a warrant
Issued by the authorities at that place
visited Palmsr's residence. The sheriff
accompanied the chief to Palmer's farm,
and he was taken to the county jail where
he remained unt.l yesterday morning,
when the chiei started with him Tor this
city.
They arrived here about o clock last
evening, whom the prisoner WAS locked
up at police stallion. THIS morning he
had hearing before Squire Bcrtolstto,
and was held in 81 900 ball to answer at
court.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-05
A Visit to Atlantic City,

g. NJ. Stats. the genial merchant of
No. 405 Market street, passed last wee X
In company with his son at Atlantic
City. A number Of Wilmlngtonians
were found at tho beach, and all ap.
peared to be enjoying themselves very
highly in sailing txcurs!ons, carriage
rides aud watching the improvements
being made, while nothing pleased the
children more than the flying horses or
'merry- -go-rouRd." Numerous build
ings are being erected, but the most i'm
portant Improvement is the construction
OF the TX along the beach, Il being Ia
feet In width and 10 feet high, so that the
water may pass under 1t instead OF
sweepiug It away In the event OF another
flood. Mr.. Staats is now at his posi-
greatly refreshed and ready to serve the
ladies with any thing wanted In his llue,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-05
Bound over For Court


Jerman J. McMuilin was before Mag.
istrste Monaghan this morning, charged
by detective W. 7. Joues with trespass.
Ing upon the prem ises OF the p. w. q
B. Railroad Company. Mr.. NcMul.in
was arrested once before and was fpcd
for q similar offence. The difficulty with
Mr.. McMullin 10 something like this:
The Wilmin gton Transfer Company COM
posed Irinc ipally Of railroad employees 10
permitted to enjoy the exclusive fran
chise of carrying on buslness, ct the de-
pot for the transfer and delivery OF bag
gage and passengers, and tho company's
employees arc allowed to come on the
grounds Of the company in pursuance oi
that privilege.
This privilege, however. 10 denied to
others, who arc compelled to stand out
side tile curb line and pick up Whatever
patronage they can by beckouing to pas
sengers inside coming from the trains.
A line OF posts under the porch OF the
depot represents the curb line, and If an y
one not connected with the Transfer
Com pany ventures inside the line OF
thoss posts he 10 looked upon ~ tres.
pAsser.
Mr.. McMullin, who runs . hack for
tho accommodation OF ftr avelers on Friday
evening, was charged W ith coming inside
those posts 10 solicit patronage, and that
was the crime with whic he was charged
this m orning.
Walter Hayes, ESQ.,. appeared for Mr..
McMullin, and, waving . hearing, asked
that the case bs sent to the upper court
for adjudication. Magistrate Monaghan
complied with the request, and required
Mr.. McMullin to furnish 500 bail on the
appeal. Mr.. McMullin wants the case
definitely settled, to know whether he or
anybody else has the right to do bust ness
on anybody's pavement between the
curbstone and the building line.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-05
DIED.

DuLLEN-On the 81 inst, Lille, wife of
William Bullen, in her sd year.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully
invited to attend her funeral IRON the
residence OF her husband, in Brandy
wine Village, No. 220s Lamotte street, on
Tuesday afternoon. Services ut the
house ut O'Clock. lnterment at River
view Cemetery.
Fare well, husband and baby dear;
I'm not dead, but sleeping here.
Prepare for death, for die you must,
And with your wife sleep In dust.
HUSBAND.
HARRIS-In this city. on May 3, Charles
Emory, son of James w. and Hannah
L. Harris, aged 0 months and 10 days.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend tho funeral from the
residence of his parets, No. l0l2 WASH
ington street. on Tuesday afternoon.
Services at the house at o'clock. In
terment at Riyerview Cemetery.
O'MEAHA--In this city, on May 4, Brid-
get. wife OF William O'Menrn, aged 55
years.
CKAIG-In this city. saturday, May 0,
Ellen e. Craig, aged % years.
Relatives aud friends are invited to
attend the funeral Il ON the residence of
his parents, No. 90S jackson street, on
Wednesday afternoon. services at .
O'Clock.
McFARLAND-In this city, on May 2.
George. son of Robert and Fannie Nc.
Farland, aged years and months.
Relatives and friends of the family are
cordially invited to attend the funeral
from the residence Of his parents, No.
| 1881 Lombard street, on Tuesday after
| noon at o'clock. To proceed to River
Wow Cemetery.
sMlTli-on May 4, 1890, Chas. A. Smith
aged 10 years.
| Relatives and friends are invited to at.
| tend the funeral from his late residence
| NO. COY East seventh street, on Wednes
the house. Iuterment at Ash ury church
yard
Daily Republican., 1890-05-05
Warren Athletes success.

Some thirty members OF the War,
Athletic Club went to Philad -lphla d
Saturday night to take part in the Ind
gAmes Of tho Frat Regimen, A,hlcd
Association, which met at Blola al,
Call0whill street.. The Wlmr9tt
boys came home with tire, prird
Charles II. Ruth and Flank Bouldl
each won gold medals as frst prize n
middle aud lightweight spArriug ,e
spective'y. In the ligh, weigh, Bonlde
had to meet his club mate, Horace N,
Daniel, and the two gave one of lib
pretliest set-tos OF the evening. McDan.s
Ia . beautiful sparrer, while BouldoI
shows great staying quslitles. At thl
end Of the third rouud honors were evsS
aud the referee ordered another round
which resulted 10 decs on In Bouliea
favor, - he was the itesher Boulde
had hot fight with Horton in the hual
and won alter an extra round WAS or
dered.
In the middle. weight wrestllng mat
Joseph Simms, q novice, WAS thrown l.
d. l.. Chesterman of the A. q. 5. n.
four minutes. Samuel Joue, won b
heat In the 100 yards dash handily, a,
came In good second in the tnas,
lie had not been forced to jump over "
fallen competitors he would have W
the race. AZ might be expected,
Warren boys are jutilsnt over ihalr '
tOriea
Daily Republican., 1890-05-05
Death of George T. Craig.

George I. Craig, leading clerk In
Jacob :. Beetsm's drug store, Seventh
and Market streets. died about ii O'Clock
OH Saturday night st the residence OF his
parents, No. 0OS Jaekson street, OF
Uphold fever. Mr.. Craig was taken sick
some six weeks ago, AID when he left
the store for the last time nobody y
thought that his sickness would have
such a sad ending. He was only q
years of age but Was a young man Of
most excellent character and had bri,bt
promit es Of future usefulness. Hs
ltsrned the drug business with Il. James
Bet and was regular graduate oi Tho
Philadelphia College OF Pharmacy. Ths
,leath OF Mr.. Craig leaves a large cirrle
OF friends In sadness and is n very severe
stroke to his parents. The iurGral viii
take place next Wednesday afternoon a,
| 3 o'clock. Interment at Wilmington
and Brandywine Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-05
annual Meeling.

At recent meeting Of the stockhold-
ers OF the Mccullough Iron Company, the
following directors were elected: Josep
l.. Mcdaniel, Enoch Mccullough, Henry
Whiteley, Victor spesr, D. c. McCorkle,
George Mccullough and L. A. Harvey.
The directors met on April Is and organ :
lied BY the election af Joseph l.. McDan
lei. President; Enoch Mccullough, Vice
President; Henry Whiteley, Secreta ry
and Treasurer. This election 10 virtually y
q reorganization OF the company, and
will make 8 distinct change In its man :
agement and some changes In Ito en-
ployes.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-05
Meeting Last saturday Night

A mass meeting Of the Bakers Union
was held In Turner Hall, Fifth aud Wal.
nut streets, last Saturday night, aud a.
an Invitation was extended to all WORK.
men there were at least two hundred
present. An address WAS delivered W
August Delabar, Of New York. secretary
OF the International Bakers Union, IN
which he urged workingmen to continue
the agitation until they secured teel,
rights. Addressed were also delivered
BY Ernest Nolte, August Reinicke ana
Othars
Daily Republican., 1890-05-05
A Fraternai Visit.

Last Saturday evening Lenspe Tribe,
40. 6. Imp. y. r. NJ, OF this city, were
!sisitsd by Beaver Tribe. No. 81, OF Nor
gSssown. The visitors reached this city
eSer the b. & 0. railroad at $50 p. M,
end were escorted TO tie Kirkwood
House, where supper was served. They
tl,es proceeded to the Red Mems Hall
aud alter the regular bu ,iness was trans.
asted an enteriainmeut was given. The
vniters remained In the city yesterday
aud were shown around and started for
Ihoir homes last evening,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-05
OoaA,

Board BY the day or week at the Della
ware House. No. 6lS Market street.
Tho choicest brands Of wine, liquor and
eisars ct The Delaware House
Lunch every pight q the Delaware
House, No 6iS Market street.
Bush FreacA street wharf b the
place to buy your coal
John Knotts, carter, had horse to fall
dead on Saturday night.
Don't forget to call ON 9. A. Thorp, q
e2S Market street. whsn In want Of =
nobby spring suit
Call and examine Thorp's stock ol
goods when 10 want OF new spring suis
at 628 Market street.
Fifty clocks 10 be given away to-day
with cigars at Seventh aud Orange
streets and No. o East Third street
CHAPMAN. Son b Co.
The largest line and best selected
stock Of millinery In the city; fiucst
workmanship at r. L. Kirby's. 200 King
street.
The Rev. W. j. Birmingham will lee
ture before the members of Delaware
Council, G. D. L., At the regular meeting
next.
Pensions were granted at Washington
on Saturday TO two Dslawareans-An
increase to James b. Rbitecrait OF Mont
. chhnin and reissue to Caleb T. Harris
. Of FELTON,.
A suitable reward will bc paid for the
recovery OF Rsntlemau's ring, at No.
G25 West Second street, which was lost
last Friday.
Foard Brothers whole tomatoes for
frying 12c can, as good as fresh tomatoes
Nothing but 6rst-clsss canned goods ct
the lowest market rates. gro. A. TAY-
LoR, N. f. Corner Third and King sts.
A horse driven by man named Knox
last evening was seized with collie and 10
few minutes afterwards died on the
site for the new post office at Ninth and
shipley streets.
Tony Stannard, the champion middle
weight of Delaware, aud Charles Hen
Erickson. middle weight OF Brooklyn,
will spar ten rounds for points at Mes
sick's Hall next Saturday evening.
Mrs. William Prooknow aud Mics Eva
Houes, who are visiting frioads 10 Phila.
delphiA write home that they are having
delightful tune.
Miss Rebe Mcdowell OF Germanto own
is visiting Miss Lindsay Of Aug ustine, on
the Brandywine.
Commander ?. r. Harrington of the
U. 8. Navy and Mrs. Harrington are
visiting friends in this city.
Daniel II. Kent visited our city this
morning.
Anyone wishing to engage in q good
paying bus'pess should call on Cyrus
Moody, No. 9o5 West Ninth street.
A runaway occurred on Saturday
evening, at Fourth and Adams streets.
The wagon wac smashed and the man
thrown out and injured, but nobody
could find out his name.
Mrs. B. r. Vaughan and Miss McKea.
yer and maid have returned from a visit
TO relatives at Louisa Court House, Va,
and have taken up their residence at the |
Clayton House.
The South Wilmington Base Ball Club |
has organized for the season with the fol. |
lowing players: Pitchers, Clark. Lippin-
colt and Flynn; catohers, Moran, Liddell
and Seusse; O'Toole, II rst base; Clark,
second base; Welcb, third base; Bran
pan. short stop; Lewis, left field; Mo.
Hugh, centre feld; Corcoran, right field.
They would like to hear from all first-
,lass amateur clubs. Address Frank
McHugh, New Castle avenue and Heald
'trect, South Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-05
Combination Sale.

The great combination sale at Richen-
berger's bazar, on Maryland avenue,
Will take place on Wednesday next.
Residents OF our city and the adjoining
country should make o note of this, as
thirty horses will be disposed OF. In the
lot are several that are noted for ape ed
and endurance, as well IS excellent
pullers, aud well adapted to all kinds OF
work. Good bargains may therefore he
obtained at this sale. A lot OF carriages,
hsrness, ETC., will also be sold. The
catalogue will be published at length Lo.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-05
A sudden Death,

Charles A. Smith died suddenly aud
unexpectedly Saturday noon, having
been sli .htly sick sincs WednesdAy
night. He resided at Sixth and Pine and
did Joiner WORK In the H. n II. Coz
shipysrd, beiAg car builder by trsde
Neuralgia was all he complained from.
His age WAS 48 years and he was mem-
Der OF Asbury N. z. Church. lie Leaves
. widow and one little daughter In a
destitute and helpless condition. 1;
stares her In the face tha. soon there will
be no roof over her head owing TO Ia,
inability to pay . rental OF seven dollar
per month.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-05
Report OF the Repistrar.

During the week ending at noon last
Saturday there were - births, IA mar
riages and 10 deaths reported TO Regis
trar Leo as having occurred In this city,
against 30 births aud IS dsaihs for the
corresponding week Of last year. Causes
of death: Accident, 2; consumption, 8;
pneumonia. 8; senile debility, 2; convul.
sions, 2; still-born, 8; bronchitis, entire.
tbs. endocarAitis. heart disease. hydro
pencadrium. inanltion, meningitis, neph.
rites aud typhoid lever, l each.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-05
Has Returncd Horne.

The statement that Michael Motor.
mick had deserted his family was with.
out foundation, as he telephoned us this
morning that he had merely made trip
to Baltimore aud had returned home.
Persons who take up rumors floating
around In regard to their neishbors
should be careful In the future and not
torture short absence from home Of
the part OF any one into desertion or
neglect OF dutlea
Daily Republican., 1890-05-05
A Heavy Reward.

e. I. DUPONT, de Nemours s. Co. oaef
reward OF $500 for information ths.
will lead to the arrest and conviction oil
the pertons who set fire TO their barn Oh
tho 99fth OF December, and similar sum-
making $1,000, for the arrest and convis.
t'on oil the persons who set fire 70 .ls
barn on the Fleming isrm OH the 2lss q
January.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-05
A Monster Shnsi,

Manuel Richenberger Of sharps hotel.
served up for dinner to-day, for ihe
benefit OF his various friends, . shadl
weighing 99z pounds which was cauUhs
In the Delaware and present,d to him by
Samuel W ails, one OF the leading fisher
men OF New Castle. II was one OF tie
largest and hnest dsh Of the KIDD eyes
caught In the Delaware rivs-, and all
who partook Of II pronounced II unsur.
passed In size or quality.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-05
For Sale Chea y.

Ihave lot 40 hy lO2 iect over Third
street bridge which l will sell cheap II
disposed OF before Saturday Of this week.
Little cash required. You can build 3
frames or bricks on the site which will
rent 20 soon as the roofs are on them.
Amply TO W. Scott Vernon, this office, Sd
floor, Or 1898 Jackson street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-05
YrOuOaod Sale.

W. A. Hukill, auctioneer, will sell
sundry lots of real estate at his auction
room. No. 726 Market strect, on satur-
day, May IL, at 3 O'Clock p. m. Anyone
having property to sell can do so by ap-
plying TO him any time until May 10,
when tue list will be made out No sale
NO charge, except . small entrance Ice.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-05
OruHnlat Engaged.

Calvary Church has succeeded 10 en-.
ngsng George Powick, late orgsnist at
p6laware Avenue Baptist Church, and
Ne entered upon his duties yesterday
pAurning. Mrs. Powick, who is An ex-
cellent alto, has also been engaged and
the choir will be under the direction Of
Thomas Benson.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-05
Business success.

Our euterprlsing fellow citizen, Mr..
A. L. johnson, the piasterer, whose ad-
vertisement appears to-day, has made .
great movement in succeeding to the
extensive and hrst class business Of Mr..
Robert Haddock, who. after many 70 ars
Of proprietorship, has retired. Mr.. John.
son ID nrst class Tor plaiu and ornsme ntal
piast8ring
Daily Republican., 1890-05-05
Electric Stove POlisll,

This Is an excellent article for polish.
Ing stoves and other kitchen utensils. y
comes In email, solid packages, neat
put up and ready for use. 1t produce
NO dust or dirt, and ladies who have triea
u say II 10 flrst-class article. II Is SOLO
by all grocers at reasonable price.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-05
Mr.. Child.' Stable burned.

PHILADELPHIA, May 6.-Mr. George
W. Childs' stable. at Wootton, near
Bryn Mswr, with portion Of its con-
tents, was destroyed on Saturday evening
BY arc, which 10 supposed 10 have been
the work Of an incerdiary. Tho live
stock and carriages wero saved. The los Q
10 partially covered BY Insurance..
Daily Republican., 1890-05-05
Convention To. Morrow.

Tho Young women's Christian Tenn
pcrAnce Union will hold State conven.
Non Tomorrow, commencing at 2.3C
Eclock, IA the Central Presbyterian
Church. Tie different lines Of work will
DO dkcusssd, and other business attended
10.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-05
A EAlaQ Rannrf

II has been reported At Hockessin and
some other p.aoes, By enemies of William
Simmons, that he has Withdrawn from
the contest for the Republican nomins-
,ion lor sheriff. such, however, 10 not
the fact, as Mr.. Simmons is In the field "a
stay, and II he lie nominated there is no
doubt OF his election.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-05
Meat and Fruit.

Mr.. VIM P. Morelsnd. of 407 King
street, for meats, aud Filth and King
streets for fruits, ineerts his ADVERTISE
ment to day. We arc glad TO witness
the business growth and prosperity Of
our pleasant neighbor.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-05
Tic rableau. on wednesday Evening

"An Evening with Ben Hur" will be
given at the Opera House, on Wednesday
evening, for the benefit OF tho Homeo.
p,thic Hospital, and Miss Ellen Knight
Is radford, of Washington, will reach this
C ity to-day for the purpose Of selecting
the ladies and gentleman who will take
part In the tableaux. The sale OF ticketi
has been large and It Ia probable that the
house will be filled.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-05
So 600 RE WARD.

a reward of fifteen hundred dollars
VIII be paid for Information securing
tne arrest ana conviction of he person
the barn of +. l DUPONT deNeinours a
Co., in Christiana Hundred, Delaware
on the evening of December 20, 1850, and
lars Will lie paid for information sccur.
ing the arrest and conviction OF tha
person or persons concerned in setting
lre to tile barn of T.. l. DUPONT deSt,
mours ~ Co., in Christiana Hundred.
Delaware, Oh the evening of january 20.
motif Z. /. DUPONT DENMoURs co
WANTED-TwOG GIRLS TO LEARN
w drcsslnaking Mt No. 20l Enst Thiid d
ssfeet. m52ts