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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11
THIRD EDITION.


The following appeal has been Is.
sued by the joint memorial commit
tee G.. A. H.:
To TIL CITIZENS or WITsn NuTuN ASD
VIciHrTY: We are again reminded Of
the fact that Alem1t.pl Day, with its
Beautiful and Impressive ceremony OF
sirewlng with lloS,rs tho gilrns OF
our heroic teHd l. ~ AZ at hand, Mon.
Is members OF the Grand Army of the
Republic is To thus renew the mem
DRY OF our fallen conrad IS and mike
the day one eVur 10 loo remembered 10y
"a liberLy-loving poodle. H,d to this
emu we ask your co operation and us.
eistnnce, as schools rali .-i0uS and
socia. societies, ~ liLoral donation
OF llowGr5. CONTRIBUTIONS OF flowers
may be sen, to the city HAIL early on
the morning OF May ~ to any uf the
Undersigned committee or general
committee;
Comrade Edwin liirSt, chairman of
the committee on receiving flowers.
desires that those persons bringing,
howers will put il card upon them,
with their ndmes, to eEGhln them to
get their names to publish
CHARLES A. IusrEE, Chairman.
A. II. MAsoh, Secretary
Subcommittee William J. Black.
burn, City HAL; William Haley. High
lands post Office; Charles ". Solluws.v,
1l05 Lancaster avenue; Juruh I.um
plugh, 1902 West Second street; Henry
II. Taylor, 1913 Kirk wood street; John
A. Orr, l3S Elliott avenue; George
Aillsiey @2l9 Market street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11

The following cases were disposed
of before Judge Ball this morning:
Charles Gibbons, brother OF the Du
Pont barn burner, was fined - and
costs for plain drunk.
Thomas Collins came into the dock
this morning. hardly able to stand
from his debauch. lie was fined and
costs.
Rebeuca Beale, wife OF special Off
Ger VIM. Beale, was arraigned, charged
with disorderly conduct at No 1572
Jackson street and attempting to
commit Esuicide. Her husband char
ged her with using abusive language
towards him and his parents. She was
re-commltted.
Howard L. Reed charged with com
mittlng an assault and battery on his
wife Lille Reed, on the 9th inst. The
vito testified that the assault consist
ed of kicking her ON the hip. on her
demonstrating with him for wiping his
razor on the baby's clothes She tes
titled that she had two children,
one Is months old, and the young.
est 8 weeks old. lie was found
guilty and will be sentenced to-
morrow at 9 O'Clock.
Henry Morris, colored, for using
threatening and abusive language to-
wards Mrs. John Guy, which con-
sisted OF shaking down an alley gate
on French below Fourth street. He
was sentenced to 80 days at hard la
Dor at New Castle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11
Now cen,ury olub organlre..

The New Century Club organized
yesterday under the act OF incorpora.
ton granted April 25.. by Judge Grub
The meeting was held In A. Y. M. G.
Association hall. The charter was &c
oepted and bylaws were adopted The
following fifteen directors were elect
ed:
Mrs. Charles Miller, Mrs. Elizabeth
G. Mendlnhall, Mrs. Mary II. Pusey,
Mrs. Lucy Askew Jackson, Mrs. L. L.
Warner. Mrs. Edith Candy, Mrs. jose
phine L. Smith, Mrs. Mary Corbit
Warner, Mrs. Mary X. Morse, Mrs.
Helen 5. Pyle, Mrs. T.. z. CapeIIe, Mrs.
Helen, Llttell, Mrs. Sarah Il. Savory,
Mrs. Augusta L. Conant and Mrs. j. II.
Field.
The directors then met and elected
Mrs. Charles Miller. president: Mrs,
Elizabeth q. Mendinhall and Mrs.
Lucy A. jackson. vice -presidents; Miss
Edith Trump, recording secretary;
Miss Helen 5. GARRISON, correspond
Ing secretary and Mrs. G. Wesley Weld
In. treasurer. Benjamin Nields, ESQ,
gave legal advice as TO how tho club
should proceed.
Mrs. Emalea p. Warner, the retiring
president, will entertain the members
OF the club at a tea in Eden Hall ut
$50 O'Clock this afternoon. The plans
Tor the new club house on Delaware
avenue. east OF jackson street, have
boon prepared by Mrs. Minerva Parker
Nichols of Philadelphia and the build
Ing Will soon be commenced.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11

XKYANfED-By n sober aud indus
NV trlous young man. a position AS
uttNor. Willing to nuke him 1elf gencr-
uily useful. Address W, Republican Of
lice. mll-1tt
LIME ACCOM- AILMENTS TAUGHT
l. on the Piano In IL few lessons. also a
y#oiin for sale, u. worth $40. Address j.
b. ~, his oince. mll-ltt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11

On Saturday evening last, n number
OF the relatives and friends of MIR.
Samuel NJ. Allcorn gathered at Ills
beautiful residence. on the limestone
road near Stanton, the occasion beln Y
the forty-iifth anniversary of his
birth.
MIR. Allcorn was taken completely by
surprise, but greater surprise await
ed him later in the evening when JOS
eph I'll. Kirk on behalf OF Mr.. AlIcorn's
wife. In an appropriate speech, pre-
sented him with a handsome watch
and chain.
There was a number of other use-
tut presents, which after inspection by
the guests, supper was prepared ana
at a lutte hour the guests departed to
their respective homes. Among
those present were, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
Wollaston, Miss Anne Wollaston, and
Miss Lizzie Dunlap.
MIR and Mrs. Thos. G.. Dickinson.
Mrs. Il. j. Steele, Mr.. Ayers, and John
". Bennett. A slight accident hap.
pened to one of the ladies in crossing
the d. " y. railroad when returning
home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11

Tie energetic little congregation OF
the Harrison street NJ. H. Church are
pushing forward preparation for tn ir
big baIaar or Ola lodrida" To he he d
at the rink, and other Methodist
churches are coming nohly to their
support. There seems to 10 general
| feeling that this new enterprise Mt 9TH
and Harrisr streets should be pushed
forward ami slt autial chanel built
there at once. a. tae poor little frame
structure used by the congregation at
present is entirely inadequate to nc-
comnudtte this young church, which
plus Ia 10 become power in the
community.
Every sunday II is found impossible
to seat all tie people - q attracted
thore 10 worship ann Ia to the
preaching of their popular yofing pas
tor, the Rev. +. b. Short.
Last e.cning presented an animated
scene ut the chapel and the business in
hand occupied those present until
nearly midnight. The occasion was
The meeting OF committees from the
various churches which will take part
III tho 'Olla Hudri,!a' and tho ussigl.
ing OF the booths Great harmony
prevailed in the meeting and the ar
Engagements Tor II tempting array of
good things at the rink were CARR d
lar along toward cOmp,etton.
"A prominent ieat1f9 oil The Ola
Podrdl will TO the very attractive ell
lerthnmeEts which are beitig arranged
Tor. A large stage viii be erected in
the rink TO uceomno lato tho muSi-
clans, singers ana orators who are TO
take part, one of the great novelties
III this llnn Will be the 81 urch or
contest which is to take place. lie
prominent chOirs Of the cit J. have 10 n
invited to enter iato contest for
prizes, Which are to he awarded Ivy
votes OF the patrons of The Ola
PUlriia
Each church Is to have itl own
evening in "llieh tossing. heing limit
eli to Two numbers, ana tho voting is
10 continue during thu entire time of
the festival.
Most al the choirs have caught tie
spirit of friendly contest III the in
tcrest OF the young eli rch. and their
selections OF evenings will soon be
fully announced. SO That their friends
may turn out en- maase aud vote for
| their GaForite5.
The Entertainment committee are
fully alive to the fact that eNtraordi-
nary attractions are necessary to draw
people in warm weather, and they are
| making an earnest endeaHUr to rise to
the occasion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11

The Delaware Baptist Union com.
menced two days meeting yester.
day In Bethany Baptist Church. The
devotional exercises were conducted
by Rev. q. l.. Williams of Upland, and
Hov. o. G.. Buddington pastor of
bethany, Nev. c. l.. Williams preach
ed the Introductory sermon. Rev. q.
w. w. Bishop W. II. Gregg and Rev.
=. S. Woodward composed tho enroll
lnont committees. The delegates were
SUPPLIED with dinner in the church.
The afternoon session was devoted
to tic interest OF missions and was
opened by II prayer service led by the
Rev W +. Patton. The Rev. q. NJ
Spratt, y. D., delivered an address on
the obligations of the Delaware Bap-
tist UNION to the Pennsylvania Educa-
ton Society.
The Row J. Wesley Sullivan, former
ly IF this city but now of Philadelphia
delivered an elapuent address ON
state Missions, +" The Rev. John
Brooks of Philadelphia followed with
nm address on The mrrican BAPTIST
Publication Society"
"!hn claims of tho American Bap-
tist Home Missionary Society" was
discussed by Rev. T.. Il. Palmer, d. d.,
and Mrs. }. y. Cushing, a former mis-
sipnarv in China ami India, spoke Of
"Wumens' Foreign Missionary Work"
The evening session was opened
with praise service in charge of Rev.
G.. \. t'u"nther, and addresses We re
made Icy the Rev. T.. Il. seymour ID :.
d., unt the Rev. l.. q. Denchtield.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11

The Board OF Health met last even
ing. President Shortlidge In the chair
and all the members being present.
Henry Q. Conrad. ESQ. complained
OF number of dead dogs placed on a
lot outside the city limits which had
become exceedingly annoying. They
We're deposited there by city dog
catcher James l.. Writ
Secretary Col1uhoun stated that the
dogs had since been buried and Writ
had been notified TO placesno more
dead dogs on the lot.
The board then went into an elec
ton for executive officers. For the
eastern district Mr., Lewis nominated
David Witsil and DR.. Springer nomi-
mated j. Il. Chrlsty. Mr.. Witsil re-
ceived four votes out OF five east and
was duly declared elected
Fol the western district DR.. Frantz
nominated Charles II. Groves and Dr.
Springer nominated Samuel w.
Schultz. the present incumbent. Mr..
Groves received four votes and was
declared elected.
An invitation was accepted to partl-
cipate In the Memorial bay parade,
after which the board adjourned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11

The regular weekly meeting of tho
street and Sewer Commission was
held last evening, when The city treas
urer reported balance OF .4lO GBl .96
in bank, TO the credit of the commits
Hiou, Tho sucrctnry reported uoltnc-
lions amounting To :s2G5.a5 AMI tho
weekly pny-rulI Of slim WAS ordered
to - pall.
JOIN Lnguc was awarded tho con
titt Tor grading Lowering avenue,
ana lie contract Tor crushed stone
= awarded TO Dds'id Cunn-l1. Iha
contracts Tor catch buckets Tor sewers
Us awarded TO !oi.n ItcOhy.
a cnmmufi alton WIS received from
CITY Council, enclosing Il comment
rntipn from Martin ScAiuser in refer
enee TO the pea'ut stand at Fourth
and Market streets. TIM suere lary
was instructed To refer IL tn Mayor
Wiley as in the opinion of the COM
mission 1t H. a nuti II belonging to
the police ieHtrt ment 1An engineer
In clhtgo OF sewers was auth prllul to
receive bids for new 50 Wers, ana a
Humhrr of sewer lions were approved.
After passing n number ii luis the
con. mission adjourned until this even.
ing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11

A part OF the suits ordered some
time ago for the pl isoHeis In New las
tie jail have arrived and the long tcrlu
prisoners are now ultired in suits Of
black and gray, the same as Is used in
all the large Iails and peniteutiafics iH
The United States, Sumo OF the men
say they are proud of their suits, and
would rather have them than the ones
fhey hava been wearing Tho Clothes
they have been wearing have brrE
taken away from them. with the cX
caption OF their understanding, nnt
after being thoroughly clcans'l viii
be taken care of until tile Prisoner Is
released.
Another lot Of the suits are expect
ed this W, elk, when more Of the prs
Oners Will he fitted out. Al! tie long
trem men will be given two suits each,
but the thirty, sixty and ninety day
men Will receive bat one silt each
Hereafter the prisoners will be known
by numbers instead of by name az
has been the case heretofore.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11
EXCURSION to Ge,t..burs naltIeaela.

For the dedication of the Monument
on June End on the fiettysharg Battle.
Mark" Of thp Southern tunie.!er.rr,
the Baltimore dHl EMO Railroad c ua-
pany will sell touud trip liesrt 5 It all
stations cast OF tns OHIO river at tho
lnY rate OF ole fHre Tor thernuud Trip
The President OF The Eultel StuLa5,
members Of his C'H'HnCt. tAetfusern0ra
OF twenty-five states inca. TORS OF
their stats, and nihuf distinguished
persons as well a. several mi.Itlr, ana
civic organization witt participate in
tho Imposing dedeatory monies.
This Will af.orj at! excellent op3ertuni
~ for a cheap EN@grsiuu 10 the Ids,
Jorlc battle ground ~ veterans an
others desiring 10 visit he scenes af
the greatest conflict ot modern times.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11

l
| me saie on SIocSs uei0nglng 10 tne
estate OF the iate John Peoples, which
LOOK pIace at tne Noure Rouse yester-
uay AFTERNOON, WIS one OF tne largest
and pest altenIea thst ever LOOK place
IN tnis Guy. me saie was conducted
D ny eherles u. Lore and Edward q.
bra 1i9r9' executors LOT the deceased,
aha otiuIaln son were aletloheers.
among tlose present ana pldding
| were; -,
George ". Bush. Joseph L; Carpen-
E w, w., Gu Tn II, uHgiey, a: - iooie'
SeorEe >; Iapelle' EDWARD Betts, VIII
nam NJ. fiel1, James Is; Garrison, j.
A. a aio, .a,e9 ~ h.,, Johnson george
a. Messick, \. Is, Gillesplo. ii. l.. Scott,
T. !, Koblhs2n, W. scott vernon, jas;
a. ~ , gu, Nlliam o lrlcRett, samuel
~, ieaNet; 9oseph l." carpenter, John
,t ,u' M ! nolilhs JuGhaoh, John a.
iIiIH9Hiiuy,, ihUiiaS McI larry, Or; II; Is.
III ~ NY ~ W. Iiplet OF ihiladeipnia.
Ia ne r, s,,iHihs vas spirited ana the
sue resuitcu as iollows:
lLioo shares ffnilklord ana South
" Mdih, liiilauelphia tity passenger
ibSt ,iI,SI S,91ll'paiy 70 NJ. W. Upper Vi
~ ~ ~, Pilia ~ ~ per siiuIe'
Nv silales "lti,i,tlstoh NY ltall-
W. Wy ON ,n i l'.ny 70 "iiiluih o. itlchett
at eln az Per snare.
fIrald 4 20 nj Sl5 I5 nsr .bar TeoeA "
i~%5 shares security T,Hst md Safe
Dennsit GnInn,nyia n S; ~ So W.
1lIs ner SHARP '"' " u ~ 0i91oi a'
81 Share of Tirat National R,nr
s,oolt tnJ II Siaia. r,r s'a0 '''iih
id shares I4ninn %atinnal na,,l, 10
Thos, j Jnncs Mt so ne,. shoro ''''''N w
10 shares phil,,isinbia No+t,,oi
Bnull TO In II Il iii for iii y'V re,,
share. pei
\ - sborss linton N,tio,,oI MI.
Philn1elnhin 70 In6n II Iai',, fi,,. IN
prr share ~ 'o'''i - i'''ii'' tot go
OIL sLures Pullman poIaoa Cor
| "p :, uhiu'ah hdIdte var
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11

Tho Clerical Brotherhood met In
monthly session at Bishopstead yes
t'rlay. There We're present Bishop
coleman, the Revs. George NJ. Bond,
Of Newark; j.. X. Miller. Newport; L.
b iightner, New Castle:H l.. &. Brad
Christlann hid; ). Beers, Mlddletown;
Charles Hayden. Clavmont; IL. Gardi-
ner litteli b. D., Charles H. Murray,
'. II. Berghaus, X. j. Hammond. ii.
Ashton Henry, A. |, DUPONT Coleman
aud Martin Is: Dunlap of this city. The
Rev. L. Gardiner Littoll, u. D., read a
paper on church extension which was
discis cd by the Rev, Messrs. Light.
nor Bcers, Hammond and Murray.
As the general convention Will meet
N Baltimore next month, the brother.
hood viii not in June
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11

Notwithstanding the rain the mark
cts We're well attended this morning,
and well supplied with everything in
season. The early produce looked
splendid, and no one had any difficult
ty In securing n supply of everything
needed. Tie p es we're reasonable,
an / ruled us I, lows:
Butter. 80 to 50 cents u pound; eggs,
III to Is cents u dozen; white potatoes.
10 to IL cents half-pecil; lettuce, 5 to
. cents head; asparagus. 10 to 20
cents bunch; spinnach, 10 cents a
half-peck; kale, 8 cents a half peck
green Onions, l cent bunch; sweet
potatoes. to II cents half-peck
radiShes, i cents u bunch; apples, 20
cents a half peek; strawberries, % to
10 cents quart; new peas. IS 10 50
cents half peck; spring lamb, 20 to
80 conts a ponndi pie plant. > cents u
bunch chickens, II to Sl.50 per pair;
water cross, . cents Il bunch
The supply of sh IA is limited. us tho
bad Weather has intcrfered with the
listing. They sold this morning fro IN
- to 10 cents enca, but there were
plenty Of all other varieties i'll season.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11
FOURTH edition
COSTLY COLLISION.



Another costly collision occurred on
the Wilmington and Northern Rail.
road yesterday afternoon, about four
o'clock, near Greenville station, some
| three miles from this city. between en-
gine No. IA run by engineer William S.
Prutzman, drawing heavy freight
train Which ran into the end of another
freight train drawn by engine No. 20.
There Ia "a steep curve, and the en-
gineer said he was within one hundred
yards when he saw tho freight train
ahead. which had reached Greenville a
few minutes before, and had been en-
gagged in shifting several cars to a
siding ut the station. He Immediately
blow for down brakes, reversed his en-
| gine, and then made leap to the left
hand side of his engine. lie alighted
| upon his head and shoulders, and
| rolled down the embankment. receiv-
ing quite severe cut ON the forehead
ana fearful shaking up.
The fireman, Stierle, ran back over
the engine and took refuge on top of
a loaded coal car. He had u most MI
raculous escape from death, as several
| large iron cars made a living leap
over his head, and fell down the en-,
bankment to the right in the field
where they lay embedded some six
Inches Ill the earth. A brakeman,
whose name we Were unable to pro-
cure, jumped off tho tram and landed
where only few seconds before the
heavy coal cars had struck. Engine
| No. IA had been only taken out OF the
repair shop, and yesterday was its
first trip.
| car that contained several tons OF
powder in tin canisters lay partly UNI
der the wrecked engine and partly on
top OF freight car. The car was cut
CON p'eteiy, in Two and it is strange
that an explosion did not take place.
as the powder cansters scattered in
every direction, after the collision.
Col. DUPONT was on the groand di-
recting the workmen, who were bust
~ engaged at { o'clock i'll the evening,
in clearing away the wreckage and
getting the road open for travel The
damage Will foot up several thousand
dollars.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11

Hannah Il. Jeanes, eXecutrix. will
sell the personal property of the late
Joseph JeaneS mt GlaymOnt Oh Thurs
day afternoon at : O'Clock.
Marshall l'ailey agent for Reuben
Satterthwait, will sell at public sale,
at Red Lion. Chester county, Pa. or
Thursday, the 18th Inst, lot of first
class frosh COWS.
L. W. Stidham Il Son will sell a
large lot Of desirable furniture at
their auction rooms, No Ill Eas
Fourth street on Thursday Afternoon
ut O'Clock.
Elwood Webster will have a sale OF
fresh cows on Monday, the 18TH inst,
A. II. Tyson will have a sale of nor
SEES at Chester, on Monday, tho l6tl
inst.
w. S. Cooley will have sale O
fresh cows at Booths Corner, Pa, oil
MOnday, tho 18th inst.
Robert Mcrrlck will have sale OF
fresh cows at Adams station. Chris
tam hundred, on Monday, tho lGtt
Inst,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11

Israel Durham, superintendent of
tie slalll mills at Aorhlyas Christian 4
hundred, and Miss Alleu Collin Down
No Nj Nanlinrru stIeat in this eity''
last Thursday. by Hey. n NJ. Eiuwne,
ia the pre- et.''s OF q number Of rcla-
tiSrs aud fiirn!S, Tie ha9py pair lie 4
on thursday FOR tum u Washing.
ton u. c. ami other southern points.
ltc many friends trAdel thrir congrat.
ulutiuH5,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11

Tho congregation ofllebrGn Memorial
Presbyterian Church, mt .5th aud
thompson streets. lhiladelpniu. OF
wnca row Robert Gruhiml. formerly
OF this county, has been pastor Tor
several years .has in"rca.7rd So greatly
in numbers that tine pcsent church
ediltre Is Inadequate to its aceomoIlu-
Ton, and arrangements are being
made Tor tho erection of handsome
new structure at a cost Of about
80, 900. fair Is eng held Under
the auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society.
aud tho outlook is cnrouruEing.
Many earnest young men are at w0r!,
IN the Slndur school of tho Hebron
Memorial harch and Mrs. Robert
Graham, wife Of the pastor, has n class
Oi II ladies'. We are pleased to fnat
Of such successful work. AID we know
that thH friends OF 3ir. ana Mrs eTrd-
lFam rrsiflilg in our county viii lie
equally well pleased. and aIe ready to
wish them God speed in tEo.r good
Work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11

saturday distressing accident oc.
GLlfGi ~ pyl"'s creamery. CoSsagt.
Frank l5ilwortfl. Il narricd man witG
IA large flmiiy, Is lying at deaths
dopr. He re,'des OH the T. r.. Wool
ward place. l''lirvilie, aM had gone Ia
the creamery as Renti, Ahile there
h" "as caught in rigging ST revolv.
ing chttrn and whirlei around several
limos befGr" the mn, hinrry could he
't9G red. Nlen liekrd NJ he was uii-
conciGuS bruised and blcoIiug, DR..
!, l@nGhr WAS huiriadly Summoned
hut be frnrs the ina,rlpl man eat.not
recover, Cords in lis mock are broken
aud he Is oth, raise badly injured.
! ~ unlurtanlth man Hnd his inmily
IA : the sympathy OF the entire neigh
D.al.Ool.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11

As Jessie. the S-year old daughter OF
Howard 4. Vernon, was returning last
evening from the house OF nel.hBar
to her home al seventh and Maryland
avenue, she was chased 10y tramp
who had been lonnEinE in the vicinity.
and vcry' badly frightened. She took
r2luge in the house of Mrs. Sheppard,
who procured II pistol aHI arcompa.
MED her TO er home. Hal the villain
put i'll an Appearance ha wo lid haze
brcn roughly dealt with. Tho police
officers snould look alter such clnrae-
tera and prevent, ii possible, similar
oultagcS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11
Tho Mec.lnnics' oan.

Another meeting OF tho Mechanics
Loan Assoc n vas o 1t night,
at VI ieh officers were T. 10 ell to con.
duct The affairs of the association UNI
til such time as they can close up the
loan. The officers were: President
Henry Braunstein; secretary, W. III.
Beckett; treasurer, Dennis j. Mention.
The officers elected We're appointed q
committee to report plan for wind
Ing up the loan at some future meet
ing. The loan can be dissolved by tho
consent OF two thirds OF the stock.
holders.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11
ANU, t.IIienTs.


Tomorrow Thursday evening
MI lHmes O'Ncill. Americas foremo si
presentation OF Monte Cristo" ut the
Grand Opera House. This ia tho play
which has made MIR. O'Neill's name Il
household word. This performance
viii o given as II to stimouial bonotit
IT, Manager williamson. As the Count
OF Monte Cristo MIR. O'Neill has no
equal. Mr.. 0'Ni will he supported
BY an exceptionally strong company.
SIR. pNeill and his company should be
greeted with II full house.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11
wv. rAAtIllctrs.

An interesting meeting of the Y. NJ.
[, A. lawn tennl5 etuh wis nrid last
evening at which a report was made
that the committee acre getting tie
courts into shape. The athletic dc
partment recommended Juno % rs Il
date lof holding the thirl annual
spring sports. irving a. Chandler,
Victor Butcher Herbert Rice, William
Palmer, hlrlvs White ami Boyd Cook
were appointed a committee t. take
entire Charge OF the spring sports.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11

The Board OF Water Commissioners
met last evening and passed mo week
ly pay roll, amounting to sl0S. 50. Tho
bl.ahce in bunk was rcnortcd to lie
slot,1!J 81 Pipes were ordered To be
eSt"Hdei on lirOome street to furnish
better wattr service for the viciuity of
Delalnoro Place.