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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27

would scale my own bill n they would
cut all around. This county can BE- run
on 80 centa on the 800 II you establish .
penitentiary, make the Stats pay her just
expenses and limit the money spent for
bridges. / believe the rate will be re-
duced to 40 cents on the el0O instead Of
80 cents. ~ II 10 now. That gives Us
$l75. 900 to run the county ON and that
d ampla l believe 1t would have bees
done whether there were any petitions or
anything else. l may b. wronE, but that
u my belief.
MI. Cochran then appealed 10 his
audience to make these reforms IL the
Democratic party. for If you allow the
Republicans 10 do 1t God only knows
where thty will stop.
Mr.. Cochran referred to the large sur
plus that had accumulated under the
Great Cleveland. but where was II nowi
In one year Of HArrison's reign II had
Cochran saidi want 10 warn you that
the Democratic party 10 the party OF
honesty and economy. It 10 the grand
aud only party which has withstood
storms aud will send Cleveland to the
chair In 1892.
Looking across the room and seeing .
representative OF the REPUBLICAN pres
ent, MIR. Cochran said: "a see this makes
my friend, Mr.. Hersey, smile"
In concluding his most excellent al
dress, Mr.. Cochran said: Get together
and bring out some equitable, just aud
wise bill. Give 1t great thought. Pre-
pare . bill like you would your own
business. If We would do that we would
get bill that you want. Compel the
state to pay the courts, to build the
money to b. devoted to building bridges,
etc.
In regard to the resolution think 1t
will pr, ducs great dsAl OF good. You
want to deliberate on it carefully.
Amid hearty applause Mr.. Cochran
took bis scat, ard received hearty vote
Of thanks for bis entertaining address,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27
FIFTH EDIYI1


Mr.. WIN. Caldwell, one Of an, =. !,
cisisens, has started . avu, 'u aa WY Y
store A. tho corner Of fisv. aoa
Lombard streets. Mis Ya,s, ' %'n
10 clorkina for him Al 49, vaids1
people would dc we'll 70 r',s NV, !. v
patronage. He Is mas who an y. y
one rsspects WYNN M
MiSs Eliza Kenton p.vc b., ~.
eurpr.se party las. evening" i n, anna
sns ohh anniversary OF us b,r,S ~, ~
asy. Mr.. kenton IL one Of ,S' IN
oi.ckm.kers In the s,ate. N n. va
sgresanly surprised last uiyst y \
oAushtsss young lrleuls ii" ~, y
ACT younz, but everybody s,n NJ .
that he Is getting along In Iiis ''u'a
Miss Mary lliusou, ma =,
c on,,n , is thinking Of OF "a
70 Atlantic City. Tie youns MAJ n, S y,
certain locality will he sorry Dsa Of
Mise ". Rely Is look pr a., e
nowcra. shc 10 an artistic No,l ~ .is y
=, sirves The patronage OF the peonls y Y
WE "otA VI aus Kind,
-, M's s,,o Emma nm vies is practI:luc N
hev. u: sluby, one Of our hest cI,l,.l
. now stationed al McDOweIs,s ''''
mas oeon q travelling mInsie, f"r Il
yesr.. He has taught tcleol IA, ~ ",, ~,
numosr Of years, AID Is always Mail
Tho industrlal Association ma, u
evening. They are irving n % Sal
hall. Thoy now numl.- "a ,ns tx
aud are succeeding very nicely
ball idea wac s,aFtei By 4 com,n,,,ss
ladies who visited Ctesler aud il, ori'
Il really owing to Mrs. Z. A. NAME
Chester, but nevertheless l,a or ,eoj
these ladies' propose TO SHOW Ma
shat they are more aggres.ly. than \
and arc going to show them lhu
ladies OF Wilmington are second 10 ID
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27

Tho Legion OF the Red Gross 10 one oil
the most prosperous orders in existence
and new Councils are being formed In
other States almost every night In the
week. Last evening, Blue Rock Council,
No 50, was instituted At the hail In the
Smith Building, with ffty.two members.
A select team from Waverly Council,
No. o, Of Pennsylvsnis, were present and
conferred the Red Cross degree. Supreme
Commander Habecker instituted the new
council and Installed the officers, assisted
by Deputy Supreme Commander Il. l.
George of Delaware. Among the visi
tors were p. 8. G., Samuel Flood Of New
Jersey; p. s. G., William Randall o.
Pennsy ivania; p. G. O., G. Naylor o.
Philadelphia; Grand Recorder E. K
Cox, Of Pennsylvania; Supreme Medical
Examiner DR.. John Macdonald, and
John b. Triebler, Jr.. y. II.
The following oi1lcers were installed
for the ensuing term: T. c., Il. q. Ret
tsw; c., John Wansor; v. G., William II.
late. J. b. Ogden; recorder, II. Seller;
+. g., w. y. Scott; treasurer, J. Little;
knight, George 7. Hatton; warden, J.
q. Webb; sentinel, II. Wcnninger.
At the conclusion OF the ceremonies al
pr sent were Invited to the bAnquetinG
room, where splendid COLLATION. wal
served. After full Justice had been don,
to the many tempting vlands, toast
were given aud responded to As follows
"Our Order" responded to by John J
Habecker, supreme commander; PRO
lection for our Loved Ones" Responded
10 by h. L. George; Jersey, - responded
to by Samuel Flood; work, !" responie,
to by VIM. Randall; "PennsylvaniA," Il
q. Cox.
The supreme commander and pas,
supreme commander were each presented
with handsome bouquets. and after sew
sral songs aud speeches the meeting I'D
journed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27

Rev. Wn. H. Hcndrlckson, of Chris
tlana Hundred, was Frustrated last Mon
day night by a severe attack of cholera
morbus, and 50 severe were HE pains
that lie tainted five times, and lay Tor
nearly an hour In All unconscious state.
DR.. Joseph H. Chandler was sent for, and
on arriving administered some autidote
for relief. On Tuesday Mr.. Hendrlck-
soa was resting comfortably, bu, was
greatly reduced In strength. His family
was much alarmed. fearing that death
was at hand, but hopes are now enter.
tained Of his restoration to health. Mrs,
ii. 10 also very much indispossd, aud her
prospect OF recupera,il 10 rather dls.
cuuraglRQ,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27

Judge Bail VA o. the beach promptly
81 . O'Clock at this moSnlng's seesion q
the Municipal Court. and the following
cases were dispossd OF:
James Williams. charged With beiug
drunk at Delaware avenue aud Washing
ton street. last night WA fined . and
costA
Frederick gAuuvein, . 0srman shoe
maker, who carries on business on Wal
nut street about Ninth, was charged
with beating bic wits Is their residsnce
on EllsAbeth street stove EleveAth.
The evidence Of the neighbour showed
that although she has baby but three
weeka old. he makes practice Of coming
homo drunk and beating Ter. Yesterday
he beat her until shs screamed murder,
and when Sergeant Pstsrson, who lives
on French street near Eleventh, was
sent for, he threatened 70 shoot him II
he dared to enter tho house. He was
Afterwards arrested by the sergeant Ut
Eleventh and King streets and taken to
the hall.
His wife seemed disposed to testify In
his behalf. and 1t was evident that she
was afraid Of him.
Judge Ball asked her II she had any
friends to look after her, or II she could
take car, Of herself in case her husband
was sent to jail, and upon her replying
that she had no way Of getting along
without him, said:
"This Ia ono OF the cases where an
adequate punishment cannot bs Inn
posed, for II We send this man to jail his
wife and child will become charge upon
the public"
Then addressing the prisoner he said;
THE sentence OF this court 10 that you
pay a fine OF 80 and coats, and
II you are again before US on
a similar charge We will send you
to Jail for . long term. even If It may
child In some charitable institution dur
ing the time you arc confined"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27

George T. Baggs. Esq, who has been
appointed Com mercial Agent, New South
Wales, Australia, Is Waiting friepds In
Smyrna. He will start on his journey oil
$4,000 miles In few days. The office
pays entirely by fees, and Is considered q
very desirable place. The present coz.
tular sgeat 10 Thomas M. Dawson, oil
California, who was ap Soin,ed by secrs-
tary Baysrd on March 20, 1887. Accord.
ing to the report sent by him 10 the State
Department, the receipts from fees ct
the office were %, 673 for the last year,
aud t2,013 for the year preceding.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27

The following officers were elected last
evening by Franklin Lodge, No. 7,
Ancient Order of Good Fellows: W. G.,
Jesse Anderson; w. v. g., Jeremiah
wilson; w. e., James Mcdowell; w. r.
s.. Charles A. Foster; W. 8. g., ]. Elmer
Perry; w. Treasurer. u. T. nukill; w
W., Henry Sheete; w. J. W, James r
Mage; W. S.. james II. Colin; W. J.
T., james Cartridge; trustees, Charles A,
Foster, j. Elmer Perry and q. Il. Hull
representative to grand lodge, G. A
Foster. The lodge has removed TO ID,
old Red Mems Hall.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27

James Budd, Of Philadelphia, has
traded tho farm at Smyrna Landing,
known rs the ''Budd Farm" for the
"TilRbman Farm" near Blackistou
Cross Roads belonging to VIM. Green Of
Middletown, paying s6.25O ito boot. =
The basis OF valuation for the trade WAS
the Tlghman tract, nearly TOO acres,
$40, $50; the Budd farm, $1,000. The
DIAL was effected through the real estate
agency Of Geo. W, Ineram, OF Middle
town. Real estate men think Mr.. Budd
has mado good bargain.
W. II. Money has traded Chester
property with w. II. Fritts for his farm
near Duck Greek. Besides the farm Mr..
Money takes the crops stock and every
thing outside the house. Mr.. Frltts
moves TO Chester this week.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27

Last week . notice appeared in the
REPUBLICAN In regard 10 the absence oil
II witness In the MeComb dlvnlcs case,
and 1t was asserted that she had been
kept away by the plaintiff, thss doing
him injustice, ~ the said witness, Mise
Annie Nicksrson, had gone 70 Philadel-
phia In order to perfect her arrange.
menn to marry Edward W. H.ylAr. and
the wedding ceremony was performed In
Camden. n. j., OH Monday last by Rev.
Geo. W. Finlaw, ~ may be seen by no
tlce under the proper head.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27
Lecture At O,,yet.

Tho Rev. Davis W. Lass, Of NeHs
N. j., delivered his lecture on life Al
Is" IN tho 0liyet Presbyterian Chli
last evening, aud wa, listened to v
the greatest OF pleasure. Those Who
not hear him missed one OF tho ifaa
their lives, as MIR. Lusk lsa gooiGssl
and his lecture abounded with witty \
humorous phrases, which KEEP. bis au
ence convulsed with Laughter . ~
part of the time. He will lecture 10 Y
Clay Crock Church to night md
Green Hill Church on FrliAy ev,uil
and every one who can should be pfsss
as they will DO more than repaid BY BE-
ing Nun.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27
FOURTH EDITION


John A. Groves, a large peach grower
Of Pomona, has written private letter,
dated March %, 1900. Ia which he speaka
OF the peach crop In Kent County. Nd,
/ hsvs made careful exnnination oil
my orchards. both IN Kent and Queen
Anne counties, and conclude II NO
severe spving frosts or cold continuously
northeas,erly storms come / will have Q
good paying crop. You know that The
peach has critical periods In its young
life, and 10 never safe until June.
! find more fruit alive on my old trees,
for upon 1900 old trees on one Of my
fsrms tho prospect Is good for at least
10, 600 OF 10000 baskets, while upon
10, 900 OF 4-yeAr-old trees, large and Wig
orous, We will not gee more than 5000
basketa
This 10 true more or lees In other
orchards In this county. Pcrhapsit 10
because young trees lave . tendency to
bloom earlier than older trees and were
caught In the freeze on March Z.
Ii 10 difficult TO tell Ut this time which
varieties are hurt worse. think, how
ever, our Troth's Early, rawford's Early
and Smock are hurt worse than other
varieties. Late Heath. Spskin's Early,
salway and all white aud rel varieties
are hurt but little. The middle yellow
varieties, such ~ Reeves Favoriis, Bran
dywlne and Crawford's Late are badly
hurt. but plenty are left yet to make =
fair crop. Thee have . longer time TO
run, aud cannot now make as close an
estimate 20 can DO done later In tho sea-
son.
The most remarkable fact connected
with this spring weather 10 that there arc
plenty Of fruit left upon trees that we're
10 full bloom when the thermometer
registered l2o. something l have never
seen 10 my thirty years experience as .
peach farmer. Heretofore fruit 10 bloom
when tho Thermometer registered $50
were entirely killed.
80 to sum up the whole matter We are
feeling pretty good, snd expect II the re-
manning season proves favorable to have
. good paying crop. 1t looks now a. II
there will, 1T least, be q basket to a tree,
which perhaps will pay better than 20
cent corn or 69-cept wheat.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27
WeaTe ReadyfoT You

and from to-day our store
will b open for the sale Of
the choicese Of the clothler's
art. Were We to attempt
to describe the different
styles Of our clothing which
We have on our tables We
could mot do full justice.
Suffice to say that We have
one of the finest and most
complete lines of Mems,
Boys and Children's Cloth.
ing In Wilmington. Come
in and geo us. Not neces-
sarily o. purchasers, but
come as visitors. Come to
day. Como to.m orro W.
Come any week day you
will be welcome. Polite
salesmea will wait on you.
Every garment ls marked in
plain figurse, and are well
made and trimmed. We
discard shoddy. We ham
die nothing but what is all
wool for dress, OF cotton or
wooden mixed for everyday
knockabout wear. Open to-
day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27

In Central Pennsylvania Med
ference. In a discussion on The quad
OF lay representation equslin. el,r}
representation In the General Coahr.}
Rev. J. b. Mann, formerly Of ,hsC|
ference, said: I'VE arc bound 10 n
the laymen, a We are In their power.
10 . mistake to say they are incomps,
to make good laws for the church, al
mean TO say that the preachers arc
ones who In conference have lsglsli
badly. Laymen represent tic major
Speaker Reed did . noble act for
United States when 10 set bic foot
minority legislation A new era 1
arrive In TIE Methodist church when
majority makes the ruls,."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27

Deputy United States Mat ,s,n'oo.l i !
Rear don seized the tusooa' 49, ~ 4
Brown yesterday alt'raooaf ommul
wharves OF the Pussy " 'iOns ns., ,d,lph
on several claims issued by { slu
parties, aud Que by tue Jackso ,r'
COMPANY of this city for feP. ~ brlrr
Marshal Newlin has libelei Wv Ind
tine Hector, now lying AZ wv coup,u
The Harlan 81 HollinsAwoi'nu ai,ni, d
for tho wages due Arcade "'
William II. Wiiiisms.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27

To stay and Offer to my many friends and
the public 10 general OF Wilmington and
vicinity. am here once more. Meyer
Mcyers will open on Saturday. March %,
1899, with fine selected stock Of meme,
boys and children's clothing. Gents
furnishing goods in general at prices that
will astonish the oues now paid In this
market AMI others. Wc will do our
utmost to maintain your patronage by
offering the greatest bargains ever heard
OF, and everything sold must be ~ repre-
sen,ed. To Introduce new business l will
present each new customer with hand
some present In memento OF my return
to Wilmington. where shall be pleased
to dress all In the latest styles and beet
quality of goods ut q price-low. N.
Meyers. 400 Market street, Wilmington,
Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27

For tho spring HXing up--especlaliy
after moving-store and window awnings
arc wanted. There 10 no longer and bet
ter established lrm than that OF Messrs.
Robert Birnie & Son, N. E. corner Front
and Market streets. Neither Is there any
more satisfactory workmanship AMI dura.
BILE material than what they furnish to
order They make flags TO order, any
size and nationality. They control Cnyls's
patent roller awning frames for Whining
ton. Prompt attention. Phone 25A.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27

The Smyrna Times says; George T.
Thompson commenced last week pulling
out peach orchard that he thought
should no longer cucumber the ground.
Alter getting the Hrst tree out be dis
covered n number o. live buds In the top
branches OF ths tree, where be could lnd
zone in reach in walking atouud 1t, and
not knowing what might be- at stake In
those buds that were hidden away in the
top branches, he stopped instanter. not
touching another tree. Mr.. Thompson
is backed up by others who have not lost
all hope in q partial peach crop.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27

WIN. H. MCCARTHY (successor to W.
w. Doughty, stall, 81. 81, 90 and 81
Third street market, has constantly on
hand Dawson Bro.'s best creamery but.
ter, York State equal to priL) butter,
at IS cents per pound, and variety Of
tub aud roll butter. He has also eggs,
cheese and poultry, to which he invites
the attention of the public. As his price
are moderate, and ~ the articles ara of
the best qualities, lie may expect large
sales,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27

Thomas Melvin, the con.rs'la
making the alterations and lnpls.,
meuts at 0rady's shoe store, No
Kiug street. ordered through ~
Bradford, eight large lights oil gaa
be used In the front. Two Of
glasses were e6xS7 inches; I've ~.
two, 10x87, aud two, 2Ox70 lM
made 10 Pitisburg and came 70 ~,
by way Of New York. AlfhT
were nearly half an inch 'aI Y,
glass was found to be brofei
pieces when the boxes were olts~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27

Professor We'll announces to the
zens OF Wilmington and SURROUND
country that he has engaged csle'll
practicing oculist oil high standng'
will be In attendance every DAY iIuu
70 u .. IN. for the purpose OF eIa!nla
tho eye free of charge. All those iia;'
no m atter how seemingly severe, VIII
we'll to call at once. Prescrlplleh
astigma,ism filled at once by fIos4
Well, scientific opticiAn, 800 GaIEa
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27

There was . large atiela.a@. . "
United Lenten service held IN
10 Calvary p. Z. Church, AnS o., NJ
sermon was preached by tho h .,sSy|
z. Murray, rector Of ~ a.,sJ
Church. Among those WY n" NJ
seats on the platform wefs, IN
Coleman, the Revs. II. Ashton d
Martin b. Dunlap, David ifo"a1 4
Hammond and Il. Gardiner hl' ,s. N
cellent music was rendered D, 'D'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27

The second lecture Of the spring cours Q
given by tbs Young Mems Christian As.
ISOLATION will be given next Monday
evening by Prof: Louis r. Harley, Of
schwencasville, Pa Mr.. David =. Keck,
superintendent OF schools In BsrIs
county, Pa, writes; Louis r. Harley.
Of Schwencksville, lcctured at three OF
our teachers institutes and at each
place the people were very much pleased
and the houses wers crowded. Two Of
the places have engaged him for next
year."
Mr.. Harley will give "AmericA-Her
Hopes and Fears" In Association Hall,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27

Jno. T, Donahoc, bother, 5i7, and $40
Orange street, wishes to 10 form his Gus.
toneis and the public generally that he
has Just received an invoice of the cole
brated Bsrtholomay Rochester Book
Beer. pronounced by conniseurs to be
the nhtst ever produced, and lie now
ready TO deliver all orders promptly,
either In bottles or bulk. Telephone call
No. 80.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27

"Cutel" he echoed. swell, l don't
know as the adjective would have occur.
red to me In just that connection. Blu,
II you mean that they do their worh
thoroughly, yet make no fuss about 1t
cause no pain or weakness; and, in short
are everything that . pill ought to be-
and nothing that II ought not, then
agree that Pierce's Pleasant Purgativ,
Pellets are about the cLtest little thing
cOinpl
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27

john P. Donahoe, the welLknown bot.
tier at Mes. 5l7 and $40 Orange street,
has Just received large oonsign ment OF
splendid book beer from the csiebrat ted
breweries In Rochester, N. 7. This beer
IL made from the beet hops aud malt,
conseS usntly It is the pursst and best
Article Of the kind III the markst 1t ID
put in bottles or kegs and delivered u
families a. ordered.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27

George A. Taylor, grocer at Third u
King streets, this city, and Miss Nam
Adams, OF Phiiadelphia, were marfl
at the residence OF Mr.. A. D. Vernon,
the Kennett Pike, . short distance
You'd the city line, last night at y
o'clock. The Rev. w. Z. Avery, OF
Salem N. 4. Church, performed the CO
mony In the presence OF the immedi
relatives only of the contracting part
After congratulations and euioyins
luxurious COLLATION., Mr.. and Mrs. TaI|
went at once to the home provided
Themselves No. 500 VanBuren itreet
commenced housekeeping.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27

Eugene Mscherst, who has been held
for several days at police station on q
charge Of robbiug . jewelry store 3,
Pocomoke City, Nd. was taken away
this morning on the $50 O'Clock train on
the Delaware Railroad by Sheriff Locker
man, OF Woresl,er County, Nd. HI
will be lodged in the jail 1t Snow Hill
until his trial.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27

Max Ephraim, who succeeds Harry
Hart at No. 3l6 Market strset, has
opened a. complete assortment Of mems,
boys and youths clothing - can b.
found In our city, which he Ia selling at
very moderate rates. He 10 an enter
prisiIg young man and deserves . lib
erAl share Of patronage. His stock ID
new from beginning to the end and war.
ranted frat class, while his prlces are
very moderate,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27

simgiey Brothers, oonfectioners ct No.
slf ning street, have . splendid assort.
meht o. Easter goods, consisting of rab.
pic, chickens. eggs And every thing per-
taining TO the season. These ara ths
finest goods OF tho kind ever brourht no
this city, and the prices ct which thsv
TO make their children happy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27

The regular meeting Of the Warren
Athletic Club was held last evening, a,
which fvs new members we're ele ted
ard seven propositions referred TO com.
nittees. TIE membership Is now abou,
$50, and committee was appointed h.
arrange for an outdoor exhibition Ia
June, when It 10 expected that LEADING
athletes from New York, PhiIade phia
and other cities will be present
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necretmry Lees Father D'"

A telegram was re'e sr,',,,n 3. u
afternoon BY Registrar W y, ..,hsr, 81
announcing the death Of DIS 'l A. DO hs
SO years, Al Richmond, Va ri. az death vi
only bsen III . lew days ~, ssi t.eal
unexpecied. The deceased ns ss,r, .
widower for twenty.eigh. J., ys AZ. 81
leaves six children, all OF wn0n lchnas
ried. Mr.. Leo started io'
last evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27

A lecture will bs delivered this evening
by II, II. Ward. Eco. before Whining
ton Lodge, No. /, A. o. U. W., on "As-
tronomy." and every member of the
order lie Invited to BIS present. Mr..
Wards reputation as speaker needs no
comment, aud those who attend VIII not
only enjoy q pleasant evening but also
receive vast amount Of Information.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-27

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