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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-16

Judge Ball disposed of the following
cases this morning:
Martha j, Harrison, charged with
conduct, was iined 42 and
costs.
NJ. Daily. who indulged in big
drunk, was sentenced to hand over 50
and costs.
Benjamin Tomley was fined 81 ard
costs for drunkenness.
Charles NJ. Sullivan and benjamin.
IByartl, tho colured lads who were ar
rested 10y Chief OF Police Blackburn
while lighting on the street, were dis
missed on payment of costs.
John Thompson was charged with
ldisorderly conduct, and IL was shown
by several witnesses that lie had pelted
3colored women with bricks. As there
was no defense, he was fined $40 end
co 5ts, with the alternative OF 40 days
on the stone pile.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-16
EDITION.


On Thursday evening a reception
was given by Mrs. Frank Vanneman at
her residence, No. $50 Spruce street,
to the ladies OF her Sunday school
class, which was attended by large
gathering OF their friends and was
greatly enjoyed by all present. A very
Pleasant evening was spent in social
chat and playing games and after par
taking OF u repast prepared by the
hostess. which was asuilicient guaran.
tee Of its excellence, the friends de.
parted at seasonable hour wishing
the lady continued and still greater
success in the good work lii which she
is SO actively engaged. Among the
many present were: MI. and Mrs.
Frank Vanneman, the Misses Mary
Dertzbach, Mary Brice, Maud Holdings
head, Estella Davis, Lulu Bradford.
Mamie Vincent, Annie Grantland, Lulu
Permar, Clara Bradford, Lottie Up
dixie, and Messrs. Wm Brice, Walter
Hendrickson, w. W. Douty, Charles
Combes, Otto Miller, Joseph P. Van
neman, Robert Harkins, A. w. Ststien
berg, John Farrier, George Barney
the Grantland brothers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-16

The florists were put to their wits
ends this morning to supply the do.
mand for blooming plants and cut
flowers. The supply was thought to
he ample, but the demand exceeded all
all expectations. Orders poured in
from churches and private families fol
Easter decorations, and the florists
were taxed to their fun ability to sup.
Fly them. Some OF the decorations
In tine churches will be very elaborate
and far ahead Of anything ever before
attempted in this city, The prices
nave been reasonable, but OF course
the great demand will cause an in
crease.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-16


Yesterday being Good Friday. scr.
vices were held in many of the city
and the day was observed
with great Solemnity.
At Calvary Church, Third and WASH
ington streets, there was service alto
n. m, and at 7.3O p. M. me rector
preached impressive sermons at both
services, his subject in the morning
being tho CrueiliAion of our Savior,
and In tho evening, the Holy Cross.
st. Andrews Church, Eighth and
.Shipley. was filled with devout wor-
shippers, and the appointed offices
for the day were used.
At Trinity Church, Delaware Avenue
and Adams street, the services were OF
Unusual solemnlty. at the afternoon
service at 80, u shortened form OF
the passover service was used, con-
.sisting of meditation followed by the
reading antiphonally of the seven
lpenltential Psalms, and the seven
words from the cross.
The appointed services were ready at
Emmanuel Church. and the rector Rev.
X. }. Hammond, preached.
y The solemn three hours service was
held at st. Matthew'S Mission, Twelfth
street near Market. The service was
most impressive and solemn, COM
mencing at IL m, and continuing un-
til 3 p. m. or from the sixth hour unto
tho ninth hour" A large and devout
congregation was present, and all
were deeply moved by this eontem-
plation of ChriSts suiferings upon the
cross. Tho altar was deeply drapcd in
black and the cross yelled.
The three hours service was held
also at st. Michaels Church, Chestnut
and Adams streets.
The services ut st. Johns Church
were of the usual solemn and roverent
character,
1 In Old Swedes' Parish, Good Friday
was duly observed. In the evening,
Mr.. Ii. ID. Speakman. lector in charge
OF st. Matthews, OBLIGATED.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-16


Miss Lille Mammele will spe nd
Easter visiting Miss A. Bromley of
Philadelphia.
a good colored nan is wanted FOR
waiter at No. S22 Adams street, by
Mrs. 5. L. Turner.
Extra early pens, carly beans. green
and yellow or wan podded. fine stock,
at J, J. Smiths, Fourth and Shipiey
streets.
If your roof leaks, James f. Wood &
Company will repair it. Front and
Orange streets.
Go to Walther & Co. to hayo your
carriages repaired.
If your smoke pipes and tiuos are
defective end wont draw, james +.
Wood n Company can remedy 1t. Front
and Orange streets.
owen II. Nickcrson administrator
for John Il. Fisher, Yesterday sold IS
acres of land situated in West Dover
hundred, to John Behen, Sr., Tor 1880.
The African Grand Commandery and
her suboIdinntes X. II, will hold Eas-
ter services at Mount Joy NJ. L. Church.
South Wilmington. on Sunday, nth
at o'clock. Meet at the Asylum at
IL IN.
Rev. ". V. FeltwelI. Episcopal
Clergyman from Phila., will hold SER
vice at the Academy of Music to-mor-
row afternoon, nth. ats o'clock. Sub.
| jeet. Christian Science of the first
century compared with Divine Science
of this century. All welcome.
| Who says So? Why everybodv,that
! DIR. Simms Vegetable Liver Pills arc
| the best liver, stomach and kidney
pills ever maze. The genuine sell at
% cents box ouly; also six boxes in
ono for 81. BY regular druggists
Office Arg Market street, private door.
Master Thomas S. Bellah, son OF
Thomas S. Bellah. No. 1910 Delaware
avenue, went to Atlantic CITY, N. j.
to day. in order to get a glimpse al
that section OF country, and to rely OF
himself in travelling over different rail-
roads.
female hound. with collar bearing
the name of Z, X =. Randolph, Bryr
Mawr, Pa, came to the premises ol
William PattisUn, near Talleyville il
Brandywino Hundred, about two
weeks ago and the owners are dcsirot
to call and tuke 1t away.
The Young Volunteer Club has or
ganized for the season, 8nd will pla.
any club whose members are not owe
IA years OF age. Challenges will DO nc
ceiyed by T. Saville, No. dig Spruct
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-16

ia M. =. Mission. nth andButtonwood.
Forty-foot and sth street aud 7th and But
ton wood streets Rev. John Davis pastor.
Preaching 1880 a. M. and ~ p. IN. Lords
Supper. Sunday school 3.30 pm. Love.
feast on the 18th. Quarterly meeting at
7th and Buttonwood. April 18th.
St, Paul's A. U. NJ. P. Church, South
Wilmington. Rev. G. v. Peterson, pastor.
From 1910 a. m to II o'clock. mental feast.
1870 Sunday school. 7.3O p: IN. Easter SER
vice by Sunday school. All invited.
Silverbrook NJ. H. Church, Rev. NJ. E.
Bowman pastor. Preaching at 10 30 a. III.
and 40 p. m. Evening subject. What
at 2p. m. Epworth League prayer meet
ing at $50 p. in. All welcome.
Scott NJ. Il. Church. Seventh and Spruce
streets, Rev. j. France. pastor. An Easter
service of song by the Sabbath schools mt
1870 g. IN, An Easter sermon at 80 p IN.
by pastor. Extra music by the choir.
Sunday school at ga. III. and ? p. m. Will
ling Workers prayer service al 3.3O p. IN.
Epworth League prayer and song service
at $50 p. m. All welcome.
West Presbyterian Church, g. W. corner
Eighth and Washington Streets Rev. A.
N. keiRwin pastor 1890 II. m, and 10
?, M. services services Evening subject. The
Walls" Sunday school 2 p. IN. Y. 4. s. T..
L. Gas p. IN.
Bethel A. M. r. Church, Walnut street
above Sixth. Rev. w. ID. Cook. pastor
u.
gem Calvary" by Sunday school with
organ and orchestral accompaniment.
Easter offeri ng for missions at the close
OF each service.
Calvary Church corner Third and Wash.
ington streets. kev.V. Hummel Ber9hau
rector. Al 1890 a. III. morning prayer.
sermon :, and communion. Carol ser
vice ana holy COmmunionnt n. m.
Childrens Easter festival at 6p. IN.
Sunday school at p. IN.
Mt. Salem NJ K. Church. w. K. Avery
pastor: Preaching at 1919 a. M. and 2. %
p. III. Morning subject, "The Risen Lord
Evening subject, Our Reward" Special
Music"
81, Stephens Lutheran church. Tatnall
street between 7th and Sth. Rev. L.. j.
| Bckel, pastor. Communion 1870 a. m.
| Sunday school Easter festival at :. 80 p. IN
Sunday school at p. m.
| bethany Baptist Church. Rev. o. e.
| Huntington. pastor. Preaching ut 80 a
| m, and As p. IN. Sunday school at 0 a. III.
and p. m. Young Peoples Union at
young woman"
Second Baptist church, corner 9th and
Franklin streets, II, Il. Cook pastor. Al
| lOD a. m. and at 40 p. III. preaching b.
pastor. Baptism at night. Song sorvic'
| at p. m. Sunday school at y q. III, and
y. IN. Special Easter music.
A. u. NJ. p. Church. French street above
Eighth. Rev. j. f. Brickhouse, pastor
Preaching at 1870 n. m. on Tho Resur
rection of Christ" by the pastor. $50 =
m, an Easter service of song, scriptur
aud recitation. arranged by Mrs. 4. r
| Burroughs. entitled Resurrection Tide
Accompanied by instrumental music an
many trained voices. Please bring a
Easter envelopes in. 7.3O u. NJ. service
| concluded. ......
Mizpah NJ. T.. Church. Madison street be
low Fourth. Rev. Moses Bullock pasto
Preaching At 10 30 a, M. and 7.3O p. nj. h
pastor. sunday school p. m. Prais
meeting $40 p. m. led by Bro. Thornton
Glass "Wednesday. and prayer meeting o
Friday evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-16
FIFTH EDITION.
Election Registrars for New Castle
County.

County.
Governor Reynolds has appointed
the following registrars of election for
New Castle County, which about com.
pletes the work for the State except
the city OF Wilmington:
Brandywlne Hundred, ERst-Samuel
w. Handy; alternate, Thomas l. Bird,
South-John Shaw; alternate, j. At
wood Weldon; North-John W. Framej
alternate. Benjamin +. Haley
Chrlstiana. North James MoClaf.
forty; alternate, George McIntire. West
Henry Il. Carpenter alternate. Benia-
min lInley. Highland, North Jere-
mlah IL. Cody; alternate, Humphrey
Lynch. South-F. A. Sturgeon; alter
tou-Willlam ]. Armstrong; alternate,
Thomas McCullen.
Mill Creek. Ea5t-Charles G.. Demp-
soy; alternate. Charles ii. ID. Bedford;
North-Edward g. McCarty; alternate,
William Haggerty; West-William A.
Morrison; alternate, Willard Il. White
man.
White Clay Creek. west-Joseph T.
Willis; alternate, Clement l.. Steele;
Central-liayard Widdoes; alternate.
William ii. Shippers; East--George w.
Currlnder; alternate, Robert ARM
strong.
!, Pencader, East-C. II. Salmons; al
iternate, Richard L. Cam. Jr. West
William Il. Rees; alternate, William
T II. Wilson.
i New Castle. Enst-George W. Eckles;
alternate. Giles Lambson. West
Patrick McGrory; alternate, Samuel
y B. Miller. South-Bennett L. Lancas-
, ter; alternate, Samuel z. Roberts.
!. North-Robert II. Morrison; alternate.
: David Mccoy.
:. Red Lion, East-John T. Cheairs; al
: ,ternate, William Il. Bright. West-
James Gray; alternate James Carmen.
I st. Georges, Second district-Johu
: A. Cleaver; alternate, Purnal j. Lynch.
q First district. East-John G.. Arm
!. strong; alternate George w Polk. First
J, district, West-E. Il. Cochran; alter
e nate. Abram Vandegrift. Second dis.
trict, East-F. T.. Vanheekle; alternate.
= John w. Carrow.
a Appoquinlmink, East-David Wells
:. alternate, George Wiggin. West. Johr
D Townsend; alternate, II. l.. Truax.
>. Blackblrd, East-Andrew Spear; al.
y ternate, James L. David. West Joseph
1. Van Pelt; alternate, James Roberts
VI DIR. Il. ii. McCabe was also appointed
= for Baltimore hundred, Sussex county
r and Joseph Dawson, alternate.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-16
Kipns Daughters Entertainment.

The |lng's Daughters OF the ]. W.
circl no, 3, held their entertainment
In Ez1on NJ E. Church last evening III
the presence of large audience The
programme consisted OF a welcome
chorus by the Circle. prayer by pastor
+. e. Parker, recitatlons by Miss $.
Christy and Miss Lily Wiley; duett, by
Misses G. Green and L. Lewis; which
was enchored; Rotations by Miss
Maud Chase and NJ. Williams;
tAmborine drill, thirteen girls; Duet,
by Land N. Smith, which WIS
enchord; solo by Miss Emma Williams;
recitation by Miss Evsiine Grimes;
duett by Maud Chase and j. Parker
recitation by G. Miller, duet by l-amlth
and II. Gilbert which was very line,
followed by Peak Sisters" exercises
by thirteen girls. who deserved the
greatest credit. Then followed dta
logue by ]. Scott and others; a recita'
ton by Jennie Scott, solo by Carrie
Green, and closing chorus by the cir
Gle entitled Merry School Bells
Charles ii. View was musical director
and Emma View organist.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-16

The machinery OF the Now York
plant OF the Wilmington Dental Manu-
featuring Company has arrived in
this city and will no removed to the
new building at Thirtietn and Spruce
streets. About thirty Of tine workmen
from New York arrived yesterday,
some of whom were accompanied by
their fan hs As their furniture has
not arrived, part OF them were quar-
tered at the Hotel Willis. Some of the
worilmen declined To come to this
city and their places will he filled by
others. 1t Is expected that part of
tie works Will be started on Monday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-16

The young men OF Mrs. A. H. Berlin's
Bible class of Grace M. L. Sunday
School will give musical and tea, on
Monday evening April 18th, beginning
at 8 o'clock in Mr.. II. A. bradileld's
parlors, No. S32 Market st.
This class is composed OF twenty
four youn & men. most OF them well
known singers of tho city, who will
render an attractive program, assisted
and several OF Wilmiugton's favorite
musicians. Admission, twenty five
cents, Proceeds for charitable pur-
poses.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-16
Looking
Backward,

Looking back to our long
and prosperous career at the
S. w. Cor. of End and Mar
ket, we find that each sue.
ceoding year brings us more
trade, new faces and we are
happy to state we retain our
old friends. and why! Be-
cause We have striyen to give
good value for the money,
and the increased business
is an ample proof that we
have succeeded this season.
We have revolutionized our
business from one end to the
other; we have fixed up our
store in the latest style, put
in large arc lights so that
people can buy by night the
same as day. We have sent
all our old stock to auction,
and laid in an immense stock
Of new goods, but above all
we have determined to do q
strictly one price business,
and mark each garment in
plain figures SO that a child
OF five years can buy as well
as the most experienced ex-
pcrts. We think with these
changes, and the prices we
haze marked are the finest
line of cashmere, worsted,
homespun, flannel and fine
cloth suits for men, boys,
children, that we can suit tho
most lastidious III style, price,
make and finish, and know
if you will give us a call We
can make a steady customer
Of yon. With our experience
at getting special prices Oh
large lots, we are able t(
place a fine line of clothing
for little money.
N. b. During to day an(
tomorrow we will give
present with every childs
suit.
If dissatisfied with you
/. purchase, we will return
: your money.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-16

right fitting. good wearing shpes, this
is the style OF goods we are Offering to
our customers at the lowest possible
prices. Our customers are giving US
credit for selling reliable shoes, in fact
are doing even better. they are recon-
mendlng our store to their friends, its
the very best kind of advertising we
can get Several new styles OF patent
leather tip shoes for children In stock,
neat, pretty goods and put together
like all our shoes are, with the idea of
giving good, solid service. and prices
you know are the lowest. Forman's
No. 10 Z 4th street, between Market
and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-16

No one need want for eggs to-mor-
NOW, as the markets were supplied
with an abundance this morning. The
ruling prices were is to Is cents a doz-
en- for chicken eggs, 20 cents a dozen
for duck eggs and Z cents apiece for
goose eggs As everybody wants eggs
on Easter morning they were in great
demand. and the majority OF thoss
having them for sale disposed of their
stock before noon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-16

The probabilities for to-
morrow are that we will have
a bright Easter Sunday,
The probabilities for to-
day are for a busy one with
Us; il double force of sales.
men will do double duty to
make you happy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-16
Gymnastic Exhibition.

An exhibition was given yesterday
morning befpre few friends of the
members by the women's gymnasium
class al the y. VI. q. A. rooms. Tho
class was started last November, and
there are now seventeen members,
eight OF whom took purt in tho exhi-
bition yesterday, winch was under tho
direction OF Physical director Vim. L..
Holman.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-16

When the Washington Fire ompany
visited Elizabeth, y. ] some time ago.
they made number OF acquaintance,
among them being Peter Budt5 he
proprietor Of large hotel at that
place. Among the visitors was /. J
Hiedermair, the proprietor of the
saloon at EoWthaHti Lombard streets,
and this morning Slr ludts showed
that he had not forgotten his guests.
by sending himu llaif alrel OF extra
No. book beer. Mi. NeI4erlnaIf VIII
tap II THIS evening. and in honor
OF the occasion Will have a the display
of tlr1NuIhS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-16
SeetInen.

Steward & Chambers flour, feed and
coal depot is the headquarters for
Iandretn Il Sons reliable garden and
field seeds, seed outs, seed potatoes,
clover seed. timothy seed. Call and
see our new Ottawa potato(pure seed
Wo also handle j. Cope's pure bono
and potato phosphates. Steward X
Chandler, northwest corner 4th and
King, South side. Phone i0S and ITO.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-16

The people who occupy Druggist F.
w Fenn's old place, under the name
of Penn Pharmacy, thus acltn owl
edgs to the public that Mr.. Fen II 5
name and reputation go, SO they do,
and 80 do all his Old friends and Gus
toners and lots OF new ones, to Eighth
and West streets to get genuine drugs
OF II genuine druggist w.th Il genuine
name.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-16

The saloon keepers are making ex-
tensiye preparations for Easter, and
first class lunch will be served this
evening in the majority of places Egg :
nog will flow In abundance, but the
most novel idea is that adopted by
Harry Keinle, of No. 1906 East Third
street. who has purchased a large
number of eggs, which he intends to
dye and present one to each OF his
patrons this evening. This nav idea
ana will no donbt be appreciated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-16

Harry Feidmeler, OF the FELTON,
House at Second and Walnut streets,
will serve first class Easter Lunch to
all his customers this evening. Harry
enjoys first class reputation as q
caterer, and anything that he fixes up
for his patrons is always first class in
every respect. Tho lunch tonight
will be a variation from the usual
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-16

General Secretary ]. X King and
Physical Director ". f. Hoffman, Of
the Y. M,G,A,und Harry Emmuns Lave
leased the Rlyerview basc tail grounls
the grand stand and the fence which
surro inds the grounds, from tie
agent, ana James A. keley Tie new
lessees will Ia turn lease the grounds
to the Y. NJ. {. A.,who viii have eXciu.
sive control,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-16

About n week ago man registered
at the Hotel Willis US James McMiilin,
Trenton. He acted Ia Il strol u man
ner. aud finally gava up LEE ranm
which lie had engaged iol the night
and took his departure Yesterday
Mr.. Willis received letter from Me
Miiiin. dated simultaneously, Indiana
III which lie says that he came to this
city and was met by IA tmau who took
him to New York where he was to
purchase some silver certificates. lie
was swlndled OH of $50 and wants
Mr.. Willis to secure the aid OF Chief
Blackburn in having tile swlndlels ar
rested.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-16

The new steamer New Hampshire,
built by the Harlan Il Hollingsworth
Company for the Providence and Ston.
ington Line, is on preliminary trial
trip to-day. She left the wharves OF
the company at o'clock yesterday af'
ternoon, and was lowed to the mouth
OF the creek. The official trip will
take place on Monday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-16

The regular saturday night meeting
Tor the promotion of holiness. which
has been meeting in tho hall, No. ia
Market street, will hereafter meet In
the tubernacls ON Walnut street, be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
The meetihg will commence this even
ing at 80 ~ III.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-16

to look after the little details. butit
pays. For instance, Setilitz powders:
some druggists buy the maGhine-made
i'll large quantities Saves work and
Is cheap. We make ours all by hand,
and know exactly as to quality and
quantity. NcaseYs drug store, Eighth
and Monroe streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-16
Important Announcement.

Tomorrow afternoon at $50 Elder
s. j. Her5um will conclude the dis
course on Daniel Z, In Red Mems Hall.
In our day Bible truths are stronger
than fiction, and it will benefit the
senrcher OF Gods truth 10 attend these
Bible discourscs which are given every
Sunday at $50. Next Sunday Daniel
s; Ia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-16

Ivanhoe, Castle.No, 81, X. g. f., OF
will pay Iva Castle, M
50, OF Newark, Del, fraternal visit
o n Saturday night, April 10TH. Every
Ia gle will lie trimmed up in fun re-
gala, wearing their beautiful caps and
badges. They will take the train leav.
sng Kiamensi at 70 y. m, and be met
by tie Newark bard and marched to
Pat, They expect good time,
no doubt they will have it. Ivan
castle is just in her hioGm and
Ire blossoms are being added to her
bry meeting night.
Brother World, having lust taken
self partner orlife, presented
e with fine big cake, and WA
he best out of many the Eat
syer put their claws In. The cake
cut and ate and the center, with
nike and tho best wishes Of tie cas-
thar they may live Il long and hap
life, sent to the bride ami groom.
.sssai6 = BITS are IvanAos's meet
ana we are always glad tC
ers from any castle to vtsl
|6s. v, Eye . lirApr ilfrreN
Nm TIM ly all o!Iy r1EtnIuaFl tp-Itui
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-16
storage Of stoves FOR summer.

James f. Wood n Company arc al.
ready collecting stoves Tor storage for
the summer months. They haNe Il
large room for that purpose, and IS
prei t. well filled up every year. Their
Telephone is No. 10, at Frunt3 and
Orange streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-16

Ten members OF the Kiamensi Gun
Club have issued a challenge to like
number OF the members of the Will
mington Rod and Gun Club, for a
match with twenty-five clay pigeons.
on Saturday, April 90. and the chal-
lenge has been accepted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-16

Yesterday Virden pritchmd. car
penter, met with Il serious accident
while engaged at work on ladder AT
Front and Madison streets. He slip
ped and fell distance oil thirty feet
fracturing Ills thigh and LrenGiug hls
wrist. lie was attended ~ In Cork
ran, WHO'S Of the opinion mat ha i
injured internally
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-16
DIED


MCnOwELL-On Thursday morning,
April 18th Elizabeth, wife of Philip Nc
Dowoll ut the residence Of her husband.
No. IlI3 French street.
Friends and relatives are invited to at
tend the funeral on Sunday ut 30 p. IN.
intermeut AT Mount salem.