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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22
A Runaway Team.

A pair of gray horses attached to
wagon, loaded with steam pipes, be-
longing to the Wilmington Transfer
Company, took filghtat $50 o'clock this
morning and ran rapidly down French
street, causing a collection of hun.
dreds of citizens, who expected to SEQ
the driver killed and the horses
drowned, as they had become entirely
unmanageable. As they approached
the wharf, however oolored pan who
drives the private carriage of the Har-
Ian u Hollingsworth Company rushed
the bride, succeeded in stopping tho
team before they reached the river.
The colored man deserves great crudit
for his daring, and will certainly re-
ceiYe the thanks of the owners. One
of tho horses was quite badly cut
about the legs, and bled very freely.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22
THIRD EDITION.
Church Reports.

At the regular monthly meeting OF
last evening In the church parlor, the
following delegates were elected TO the
annual convention which meets In that
church next week; Frank A. Mitchell,
Howard H. McDanel, James A. Booth.
John Bickel, Miss Florence Irons Miss
Bessie Hanson. The committee in
charge OF the Queer Festival" recent.
ly held In the Builders Exchange, re-
ported all bills paid and $3.50 profit
and a number OF tickets yet to hear
from Twenty-Five new members
were elected. A resolution was unani
mously adopted providing for the
appointment Of two church reporters
who will see that the newspapers gel
ell the news concerning the church
fhht shonld be published.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22
FOURTH EDITION
Memorial Service.


The Veteran Union Legion will hold
memorial service next tuesday even
ing In Eden Hall. The programm Q
will be as follows: Opening by bugler
sounding the assembly call music by
choiropeninga address colonel command
ing H. A. Sheetz; First Duty Colo
mel Peter b. Babcock: Second Duty
Chaplain Jacob Lampaugh; address
Colonel ii. A. Sheetz: What are WeH'
Colonel Peter B. Babcoek; First Du-
tyr Chaplain Jacob Lampaugh;
Second Duty" Major Richard Her
itage; Third Duty" "Ollcer-o -the-Day
James Mcdowell; "Our Whole Duty
Colonel II. A. Sheetz; vocal duet, the
Misses Solloway; address, Colonel II.
A. Sheetz; memorial service; address,
"The Throne OF Grace Chaplain Jacob
Lamplaugh; bass solo, Samuel Sewer;
roll of honor with mutiled drums; yo-
cal quartette, Mrs, Mcallister, Miss
Conner, Samuel SEWER and james GIL.
lesple; address, past colonel, Samuel
A. Mcallister; vocal solo, Eternal
Rest Mrs. Mcallister; Grafton, Gen
eral W. p. Snyder; vocal duet, 'rbe
Lone Dreary Hour" Mrs. Mcallistei
Elizabeth 9. Storey; vocal duet, the
Misses Solloway; general remarks
vocal quartette, Mrs. Mcallister, Miss
Conner. Messrs. Sewer and Gillespie
benediction by the Rev. John H. Simms
taps by bugler.
The memorial committee will con
sist OF James Mcdowell, chairman
Levi Roberick, secretary; Robert Nc.
Caulley, treasurer, and Charles Solo
way, EllwoodCraig, E, C. Concannon
John p. Donahoe, John Wainwright
Bernard Bonner; musical director
Mrs. s. A. Macallister; Harry Ruth
rauff. bugler; John Trabbold, drum
Iner; reception committee, John p
ponahoe, Il. @. Concannon, John
Wainwright and Bernard Bonner.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22
WIN. ID. SHARP q co.
VM.B. SHARP eco.
FOURTH AND MARKET SIS.

Many ladies have bought
with great satisfaction dress.
es of our celebrated fast
black Henrietta finished sa.
teen, the only make yet pro
duced that is not affected by
acids or perspiration. Every.
body interested III black
dresses should have one OF
more Of these --25 cents per
yard.
Black Silk Bengaline, all
pure silk and worsted, one Of
the incest thin blacks fol
summer wear you can get
splendid color, don't slip o.
pull, and grand to wear
Overlooking and the money
squeeze gave them to III
famously cheap. 75-cen
quality for 36c. per yard
Think of q Silk Bensaline a
this.
In tho same lot are a fev
prices of black pongee silk
the same way, 3G cents pc
yard. These are unusual bar
gains, which you should b
lquick to appreciate.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22
Death ofa Former yyfiminstonian.

H. A. L. Pyle, ESQ, died In Phlladel-
phia on Wednesday evening. He was
born in this city and was In the 44th
year OF his age. About 20 years ago he
was a member Of the firm of Pyle &
Rushing, which had a clothing store
opposite the city hall. After retiring
from tho clothing business he remov-
ed 70 Philadelphia and read law. Sub
seQuently he was admitted to practice
at the bar of the Philadelphia courts.
His widow, formerly Miss Annie Hare,
was a daughter OF the late William
Hare. who had pottery on French
street between Second and Third. His
rsmains will be Inferred In the vii.
mlngton and Brandywine Cemetery on
Monday afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22
How He Learned TO Spell.

There is said to he an old negro In
Talbot county, Georgia, who learned
70 spell In a curious way in slavery
lines. His owner lived in a sparsely
Esttled nelghborheod. and he being a
small boy was sent along to accom-
pany the children to school. The
teaeher would not allow him to 20
tnto the school room when the pupils
were reciting. This aroused his curl
oHity, and he would stealthHy approach
the door and repeat after the spelling
class until he could spell every word
n Webster's bluo-back spelling book
bafore he knew the alphabet. He nov
reads and spells very well.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22
.sacicty Soldicrs Arrestati.

Captain Ballard. commanding Com.
y, Third Regiment, of Eau Claire, Wis,
has had trouble with several young
society men, who would not attend
drills The other night the captain
marched squad of men to the resi-.
dence OF Judge Bartlett, a prominent
uitizen. where rehearsal for an ANA.
tsur opera was going on. 'Ihe captain
drew up his men In front of the house
and demanded that the four guards
men come out. They slid out through
the back door and were arrested and
marched to the armory ami placed in
the ranks for drill The rest escaped
A court martial Is looked for"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22

Scotch Wash Flannels in
neat and dainty stripes OF fsell
colors and combinations
splendid qualities and superb
wearing flannels for ladies
and children's dresses-ten
styles reduced from so cents
to 80 cents. Basement.
Sixty pieces of elegant
styles Outing Flannels that
we never sold in these quail
ties for less than 12A cents
are now 10 cents per yard
Basement.
Ten pieces of Englisl,
Flannelette, in fine grades,
are II cents instead of 15c
One line of five styles o.
English CheVlots Tor ladies
blouses and mems outing
shirts-fine quality, pin an(
double stripes, are down tc
124 cents, from 25c.
Twelve pieces, each piece
a different style of stripe
skirting with border, We're q
cents yer yard, are reduced
to 15 cents per yard--take
% yards for a skirt.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22
Contract Awarded. =.

The trustees of the Delaware Hospi-
tai met yesterday, and awarded the
contract for the construction OF fire.
escapes to Walter b. Lytle of Philadel-
phia, for $2,3l0. Work will be COM
menced at once, SO that 1t may be COM
pleted at an early day as possible.
Each floor of the building will be made
accessible to the escape by large
door, SO the inmates can make hasty
exit. There were three other bids from
residents Of this city, but the plan
adopted gave the fullest satisfaction.
Tho entire building needs repairs and
the erection of stable and outbuild-
ings was suggested, but the sugges-
ton was laid over for future con5id-
Grafton.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22
Important IL True,

The most precious wine in the world
is that contained in cask named the
Rose, In the Bremen ToWu Hall eel
lars. 1t Is Rudesheim Rhine wine from
the year 1858. aud tho cask is replenish-
ed by degrees, whenever wine Is drawn,
with carefully washed and dried gray.
el. tits never sold, but destined exclu
siyely for the sick OF Bremen, who re-
ceive n very small quantity on produc.
tion OF doctors certificate. At present
the supposed value of this unique wine
has so increased that a bottle contain
ing eight glasses would cost 5000, 00t
marks, n glassful 100000 and drol
2SI6 marks.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22
A Narrow Escape.

A man named VIM. Richardson, who
resides in New Castle, was engaged
about MONDAY In cleaning brick taker
out OF the old building at Ninth anc
,Shipley streets, when the brick he had
cleaned and piled In wall several fee
high, gave way, and falling over
nearly covered him up with the excep
.tlon of his head. Parties came to hl,
relief and removed the brick.
His legs, face and head we're consid
lerably cut and bruised, out he was no
seriously hurt. He was taken in the allie,
adjoining the shop of Undertaken Fox
where he was washed of, his hea,
lbandaged and In few minutes after
wards went to work.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22
cots.

Tho personal effects of Benjamin
Cranston, late OF Mill Creek Hundred
will be sold at public sale, tomorrow
Saturday afternoon at2 o'clock.
Heald Il Co. will sell two houses
sale, tomorrow Saturday afternoon
at 8 o'clock.
Tho mills OF VIM. Lea iS Sons Com.
pany at New Castle, which have been
idle for five months will resume oper
ations in a few days.
Henry +. Ford, of Dover, offers tc
match his horse, idle Boy" against
any horse in Kent county, for $3.50.
The directors of tho Delaware Ho
siery Company have decided to In
crease the stock OF the Delaware Ho
siery Company at Dover, to 100000.
VIM. Herbert, Esq, hns purchased thu
New Castle Opera House and Masonic
Hall. for some S25, 900 to $4,000
Rev. ]. p. Otis will preach a sermon
to the G.. A. r., at Brldgeville, on tn,
cath inst.
The New Castle Club and the Colum
bia OF this city, will play a game a
Battery Park on Saturday afternoon
Luther James Bradley, OF Now Cas-
tie, became insane on Tuesday, ant
was conveyed by Sheriff Summons tC
the Delaware State Hospital.
L. L. Herbert is an applicant for thu
agency OF the Farmers Mutual Insur
ance Company, vice the late Josepl
Israel Taggart.
Eighty persons will participate il
the rendition OF the cantata or "Queel
Esther" at New Castle, on the evening
of the goth and 30th inst.
The sloop William II. Venaman, Car
the foot of Front street, was libelle,
| by Marshal AIahaffy about 0 o'cloc
last evening. The libel is for wage
claimed by Steward jeremiah Stee
man.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22
Friends. school snorts.

The Friends School Athletic Associn.
tion will hold Its first annual sports
tomorrow at Front and Union streets.
dash, for high school boys: 100 yards
dash, ,forgrammars school boys;l00 yards
dash for intermediate school boys; 100
yards dash, open to school boys of the
city; 220 yards dash, e.half mile run,
pole vault running, board and high
jumps, one-half mile bicycle race.
After the sports there will be a base
ball match between the city high
school and the Friends school. Sports
begin ut 2.30 p. m, sharp, Adml5-
sion 25 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22
Opening.

7. A. Shannon has opened his new
store, 7l9 Market street and 72O Ship
Icy street, with full line Of dry goods,
trimmings and gents furnishing goods
ut the lowest prices. Call and examine
our hne line Of dress ginghams and
Pongee silks and satins, We have a
case Of challles we are selling at &c. q
yard, worth To, We have about 10 doz.
mems cheviot shirts selling now at 50c.
are worth 75c. At L. A. Shannun's, Tl9
Market Hnd 720 Shipiey streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22
Is IL SOP

A long and elaborate article appear
ed in this mornings paper, In reference
to n great number of Improvements
that are to be made at the Opera
House before the next season opens.
It was stated in this article that these
improvements had been authorized
at meeting of the board OF directors,
but when a reporter waited upon two
OF the prominent directors, this morn
ing they each stated that the article in
the morning paper was the first that
they knew OF tho matter and that they
were inclined to believe 1t had been
written by an Interested party. They
both assured the reporter that very
flew, IL any changes would bo made
before the opening of next season.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22
St. MAry's Chapel at BrIdeeyiile.

The cornerstone OF st. BIary's Chap
el, at Bridgayllle, Sussex county, me-
mortal OF the late Bishop Lee-will be
laid OH Monday, May 26th, at 6.15 p.
m. After tho even song the procession
composed of the Right Rev. the bis
hop OF the diocese, the Rev. the rector
of st. LuBe's parish, other priests,
heolytes, singers, instrumentalists and
congregation, will march to the site OF
the new building, where the Impressive
ceremony will be performed according
10 the rites OF the Anglo.CatholiG
Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22
New Nv. @. Tn. sncIetx.

Mrs. J. s Ellis organized Women's
Christian Temperance Union Society
in Delaware City on Wednesday even
Ing. Rev. 4. o. Ayres presided. lie
read the tenth Psalm and prayed.
After singing by the choir he introduc.
cd Mrs. Ellis, who spoke for an houI
10 small audience. After the speech
an organization was effected and
ciety. Mrs. Brewer was elected presi-
dent and Miss Janvier secretary. The
Ofilce of yice-presldent and treasurer
were left TO be filled at the next meet.
ing.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22
Court Asi,ourns,

This mornings session of Court con-
yened at 10 o'clock, with all theJudgee
present, but about hnlf an hour after
the opening. Chief Justice Comegys,
who was quite unwell, having had
several chills within the last few days,
left the bench to take tho 11.OS train
for his home. Judges Houston and
Cullen remained, and after hearing a
number of motions, adjourned the
Court shortly before / O'Clock, until
Monday morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22
The Ciosing ssrs,on,

The closing council Of the ministers
lof the New Jerusalem Church was
held In the church building at Della
ware avenue and West streets. Tht
Opening religious services were con
Quoted by Rev. John Goddard, pastor
|of the New Church In Ohio. The hrsl
work Of the council yesterday involv
ed the alteration OF rules.
All the departments of moderr
Considerable other business was
transacted and then the path OF the
new church was announced.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22
Loenl Preachers, Nreet,nr

The thirty-second semi-annual meet
ing OF tho local preachers and exhor-
tnrs of the Wilmington Conference will
Aneet at North East, Md, this evening,
when sermon Will be preached by
Ray. John b Roberts. Dr.. J. II. Simrns.
Res. A. DOlbow and others went down
this evening, In order to participate in
tho proceedings, Rev. John Ford will
dniiver an address OF welcome to NOR.
row morning. The program prepared
rs an interesting one and the attend
nnce will doubtless be large. The clos
ing services will take place on Sunday
nycniDR
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22
fsanea AZ l5rav6 6s1nl1 ri.

GRkyEsEsp. L. l., May 2a.-First racs, /
mile-TullA Blackburn, l; Text. Q, Chesapeake
.. Time, lss5<
seppnd race. mile-warpath, !; Algernon
Q; Rey Dol Rey, Q. Time, Las.
Third race, furlongs, Clover stakes--Mt
Vernon, y Laughing Water, o Sp.nalong. 0
Time, l.04.
Fourth race, Paskaway handicap, In
miles-sir John, Il Clarendon, 2; Buddhist.
Time, 15oIf-
Fifth race, 8 turlongs- st. Honan, I; Rhods
colt, 2; Ermintrnde colt, O. Time, l.08j4
Sixth race, " mile--Joho, l; Iago, Q. Torch,
Light. 3. Time, La.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22
st. John,s sodnlIty celenratIon.

The first celebration OF the st. Johns
B. V. NJ. Sodality will be held at st.
Johns Church, Hockessin, on Sunday
next. The programme Is as follows;
Procession, young ladies' Of sodality;
May Queen. Agnes Holloran; attend.
ing angels Maggie Mcttoyeln, Annie
Connell; maids of honor, Lizzie O'Neill,
Faith, Katie Holloran; Litany of b. V,
NJ; reception, Our Lady Queen OF
Angels; coronation, Josie Monihan
yeni Creator; sermon by the Rev
Father Farley; tantum ergo; benedic
ton, Landate Dominum.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22
Chicago Races.

CHICAGO, May 22.-First race, " mile
Illwind, l; Little Dolly, .; Riehelieu, o. Time.
LII.
Second race. mile-Pat onley, /; Bob Nc.
Cork, 2; Aunt Cal, O. Time, l.<9.
Third race, " mile-Carus, l; Portlaw, Q
Burch, Q. Time, 1.so.
Fourth race, ! l-16 miles-Bankrupt, /; o.
borne, D. Gwynne, Q. Time, l57&
Fifth race, miie-Mormon, 1; Dsester, 2
Uplate, Q. Time, LA.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22
PnIIcs Commissioners.

A number of perons have been men
tloned as candidates for police com
missioners. Among the Republicaps
named are William NJ. Pyle, Winfield
s. Quigley, Samuel ii. Baynard and
Frank G. Stidham, and among the
Democrats John W. Lawson, William
b. Norton and Harry Schuler The
position pays $500 per annnm aud the
appointments are to be made by June
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22
Golasborouxh- -shortes, weadInr.

John P, Goldsborough. proprietor of
hhe Hotel Stoeckle at Clayton, and Miss
linda r. Shortess OF this city were
married Wednesday afternoon at the
Residence OF the brides parents, No.
GIL Adams street, the Rev. J, d, G.
maid. About 20 guests were present.
After the wedding dinner the bridal
bouple went to Clayton.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22
Louisville Races.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May se.-Eirst race, /
mile-Red Sign, l; Mariek, 0; Consequence, Q.
Time, 1.c0.
Second race, mile and 70 yards-Palmetto,
!; Ranoer, 2; Gov. Wheeler, o. Time, l.55al.
Third race, ~ mile-Huron, l; Wautauga, o
Margaret o'Neil, Q. Time, l-241f.
Fourth race, " mile-Pendleton. /; orville,
g; Tocville,3 8. Time, 1.09
Fifth race, l-l8 miles-Yallera, l; Para
meta, 2; Faithful, O. Time, 1.55IS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22
HOW TO cure Am s.,n pisea se..

Simply apply "SwArHh's OINTMENT
No informal medicine required. Cures
tettor. eezema, itch, all eruptions on the
face, hands, nose, etc., leaving the ekin
clear. white and healthy. Its great
healing and curative powers are pos
sessed by no other remedy. Ask yeul
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22
MARRIED.

-McLAUGHLIN.-At tho AS
bury NJ, Z. parsonage, on Thursday af-
noon, May 81, 1891, by Rev. j. ID. G.
Hanna MIR. Fred ]. France and Miss
Mangie Theressa Mclaughlin. both OF
Newark, Del.
TAYLOR-SLACK.-At the residonca of
the brides father. $40 Walnut street. on
Thursday afternoon, May 81. 1891. by the
Rev. j. D. @. Hanna, Mr.. Charles r. Tay-
lor and Miss Ada II. Slack, both Of this
city,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22
Women Wage Farmers.

In First Presbyterlan church next
Sunday evening, Rev Geo. III, Hick-
man Will preach plain sermon for the
help OF tho women and girls Of our
city who have to earn their living.
All such, and also women OF means
and Influence, who ought to be the
active friends and helpers OF their
wage-earning sisters, are specially in
yited to this service. Employers are
invited specially. The public generally
lis welcome.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22
Combustion of Potash.

A well-known dentist OF Oakland had
en- unpleasant experience. He was car
rying in his vest pocket bottle con-
tanning chlorate OF potash, and, while
shaking hands with friend In the
combustion of the potash, and 1t set
the doctors clothes on fire. His waist
coat and other garments were badly
burned before the fire was extinguish-
cd, and he got blistering.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate
were recorded at the Engineering and
Surveying Department yesterday:
Joseph Tatnall to Joseph +. Jacobs,
southwest corner OF Twenty-ninth
and Tatnall streets, 25x100 feet.
Same to Agnes T.. Raymond, south
side of Washington street west Of
Twenty-third, 32xll0.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22
United states Courts.

The June term of the United States
{pistrict Court will convene on Tues.
May, June Q. Edward Jackson, charged
with burglari2ing the post office at
LNreenvllle will be tried. The June
sfm of the Circuit Court will convene
Tuesday, June l6. Judge Archeson
keit during the term.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22
Elsmere Church FestlvaI.

The strawberry festival TO be given
at Elsmere for the benefit OF the new
Presbyterian church will open this
evening and continue tomorrow after
noon and evening. A. special train
will leave Front and French streets
this and to morrow evenings at 7.3l
O'Clock. Trains will leave Elsmere fol
this city at 8. ID and 9.5
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22
A splendid lot of colored
bordered handkerchiefs fol
men - reduced from %
to 18c.

Ordinary size window avn
ings put up to your window
complete with cords and pull
leys-$2.75 each.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
Closing Quotations OF the Stock ant
Produce Exchanges,

PHILADELPHIA, May 21.-The stock market
was unsettled. There was not much activity,
and the changes In prices, except In Reading
securities, were not important. The announce
ment of the contract made by the Reading
railroad with Coke Brothers g. Co. led to some
buying of the stock and preference income
bonds. Pennsylvania was dull and firm. Le-
high Valley and Lehigh Navigation were dull
and steady.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22
Or. simms' white Pulmonic palsau

No medicine like it None can com
pare with 1t for curing throat and lung
diseases and the La Grippe. The SURF
consumption preventer. iii fact, tht
real remedy that cures, now recon
mended by thousands. The genuine
is sold in SOC. and 81 bottles only, by
regular druggists and dealers. Depot
Fourth and King streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22

A Pleasant Party.

Tho Young Peoples Social League
gave very pleasant party at the resi-
ldence OF Miss Eva Baynard, No. 1908
Washington street, at which choice
assortment of refreshments were
lseryed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22

. Il. HAgSy Wier has resigned his po.
sition with the Charles Warner Com
:pany and connected himself with the
aeorge H. Mccall Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22

Rev. Z. L. Hubbard and wife went
to Atlantic City this morning, to visit
his old friend, Wm. t. Mullin, who ID
Incorporating at that place.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22

Granville Worrell has a large assort-
mept OF carpets rugs, etc, at Fifth
and Shipley streets. Look out for his
tomorrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22

James II. Wright has returned
timore, where she has been
Eayeral days with her rela-
Aiends.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22

The Delaware Field Club beat the
club OF the Friends School at the
grounds OF the latter on Thursday
afternoon, by score of II toe.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22

NJ oTICE-THE MEMBERS OF HAR
IN mony Council. No l, L. f. of A. are
requested to meet at their hall 2ll Market
lstreet, On Sunday afternoon, at / O'Clock
lsharp to attend the funeral of our late
brother. Geo. L.. Paryis All sister Coun
lulls are requested to be present
mlG-H ], $. HEYENS, Secretary.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22

IT OsT-oN THURSDAY, A CHILDt
IL tinger-rinR in going from the storI
iot Mitchell & Bash TO Ninth and Marke
streets. a suitable reward II left at thl
IhepuOlican office. m22-3tt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22

n oTICE.-W MEMS LOAN AS
~ SUCIATiON-The twentieth annua
meeting of the stockholders of the Work
ilngnen's Loan Association Will DO held Or
Thursday evening next May 29. al o'clock
when the annual report viii be submitte,
hold. Also a new series of shares viii
then be issued aud the first payment fna1l
thereon. GEO, G. MARiS. Secretary.
m2l-bt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-22

.LNOR SALE.-ST0CK, FIXTURES,
II team. etc of country store. in thirty
Ing manufacturing town; business estab-
ilished, rent low. some land attached. In
voice about 5000. Terms easy. Owner
has other business Address MEX.
CHANT " this office. m22-att