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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-22
Death. Reco. ded.

The following deaths were recorded
Mt Registrar colquhoun's Office yester
day; - -
Walnut street, b. Frank Tomlison,
aged months.
Margerum-on June IS, at 72O Ben
nett street. Benjamin I. hargerum,
aged 20 years.
Graney-On June 10, at Second and
Poplar streets, Mary Granoy, aged SO
years
McDowell-On June 10. at No. 1915
West Third street, Anna Mcdowell,
aged ~ years.
FIemmins-On Juna 10. at No. 425
East Front street, Many Flemmins,
aged So years.
Comminger-On June 10. at Third
and Hawley streets, Joseph Commin-
ger, aged months.
NcDonough-0n June 10, at No. 70S
Curiett street. Edward McDonough
aged 52 years.
McStay-On June 20. at No. III Tat.
nall street. Henry McStay, aged 81
years.
Buckley-On June IS, at Lawrence
Vile, Va, Cynthia L. Buckley.
Cathcart-0n June 10, at No. ia
Bennett street, Charles Cathcart, aged
years,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-22
General Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, June 81. Flour Winter
super, S2.65db8; do. do, extras, S3G3.50; No. 3
winter family. S3.6513.9o; state roller straight,
H1b440; western winter, clear. &i1b4,35; do,
straight, s4.DaD4,6o; winter patent, 3t.85lo4.s5;
Minnesota clear. S3.s5so4; do, straight, s4.s5
e4.50; do, patent, s4.6o4i.s5; do, favorlts
brands higher Rye -four, 81 per barrol.
Wheat-Dull, weak, with SIC. bid and SfJ4c.
tsked for June; s6jac bid and ssaic. asked
for July; s5j4c bid and S5IAc. asked for August;
i54c. bid and s5ISc. asked for September.
Corn-Dull, weak, with SIC. bid and 541Sc.
asked for June; 5234c. bid and 53c. asked
for July; 5I34c. bid and 52l4c. asked forAugust;
bl94c. bid and 52l5c. asked for September.
ts-Dun, unchanged, with 3sl 70. bid and toc.
asked for June; 35c. bid aud 3sIkc. asked for
July; 3sc, bid and 3sIsc. asked for August; Tc.
bid and CSC. asked for September.
Beef-Inactive, steady; extra mess, $1,000
7.5o family, sg0ol0.
|, Pork-Light demand. steady; old mess, SO
all; extra prime, Sll.
Lard-Firm, quiet; steam rendered, S6,8h
Eggs-New York and Pennsylvania, 1G3
lG,6c.; western, 15Dl6c.
BALTIMORE, june 21.-Elour dull. Wheat
dull. Southern wheat quiet; fultz, 85GSac.;
1onsberry, sG6noe. Corn firm. Southern corn,
white active, 55@561Ec.; yellow steady at $40,
Oats firm. Rye active. Hay steady; good tc
choice timothy, S14.5GB15.5e Cotton nominal;
middlinG. sesc. Provisions steady. Buttei
steady. Eggs steady at l61f0l7c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-22
Give us Laughing Philosophers,

None of your snarling cynics for us,
They laugh not. neither do they smile.
They are ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS They
are usually sour CT ylsare. pale, slight,
VI no look ms IL they had been at logger
leads with roast beef all their lives. The
side-splitlng, utton-bursting glffaw that
proceeds from the individual with good
digestion 10 never heard from them. They
magnify mole hills into mountains, "trf-
flies light as air. into grievous annoy
ances. show US, on the contrary, a man
who faces trouble with smile, repines
not at small mishaps, and in whom the
| fountains OF merrlinent are easily SET
allow. and we will show you man with Q
good digestion. Use Hostetter's Stomach
| Bitters 10 secure this blessing. and Danish
the nervousness and querulous dispos
ton to snarl and find fault which attendI
| dyspepsia. rheumatism, constipation
malaria. kidney trouble and la gripp,
| yield to the Bittcrs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-22
REDS ACCEPTANCE.
Formally Notified Of His Nomina-
4 ton foxsthe Vice Presidency.
HIS TRIBUTE TO MR.. HARRISON

"a Natural Leader, Whose Wise and
Faithful Administration Furnish
Inspiration for the Canvass"-Sym-
+ pathetic Words for Ex-secrctary
Blaine In His Bereavement.
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, June 22.-The
Republican committee arrived here
from New York yesterday noon and
were driven at once to ophir Farm, Mr..
Whitelaw Reid's country house. They
were cordially received by Mr.. Reid,
and Senator Dubois, of Idaho, made the
speech of notification, in which he spoke
in terms of high praise of Mr. Reds
diplomacy in opening the markets of
France to the products Of the American
farmer. Mr.. Reid replied at length in
accepting the honor. In the course of
his remarks he said:
A profound sense of responsibility and .
most earnest desire 10 discharge the trust you
have reposed TO the satlafaction now Of those
you represent, and, II successful, for the best
interests Of the country afterwards. are tb
overmastering emotions of the hour.
Not having sought the great honor you con-
fer, as you have Justly stated, ] am the more
prompt in saying that as a citizen and Repub-
llcan shall not shrink from the duty you i'm
pose.
i There will be q more convenient opportu-
nifty for such expression OF political conyic-
tons as may be thought appropriate to the
times and to the actual issues. But, having
already carefully considered the statement Of
our party principles put forth by your conven-
ton, may say at once that ] accept aud
adopt them in full.
You find q natural leader in the eminent
public servant, the substantial results of
whose wise and faithful administration furn-
ish such inspiration for the canvass. had
expected to find associated with him my dis
dnguished friend who now adorns the ONCE Of
, vice president AZ the delegation of my state,
! and with It tho representatives of the party at
large have thought politically wise TO adhere
, 10 the doctrine of rotation In office, IL gives
! me the right to claim not merely the earnest
, support OF q united party, Of which we arc
sure, but the best counsel and the most watch
, full pursonal assistance of all its faithful and
, experienced leaders without exception, to the
end that this great commonwealth may again
. throw its decisive vote, as IL did four years
, ago, and indisputably can do again, on the Re-
publican side.
cannot suppress on this occasion, In which
he would have taken such q cordial interest,
bne word of a ffectfonate recollection for my
friend in so many presidential campaigns, tbs
great statesman whose present cruel bereave-
lnent, following hard upon two similar biows,
has touched the tendercst sympathy of ALL NOT
9 merely of his political associates, but Of both
| parties and of the whole country.
The political stky is bright with promise. II
teems Republican year, and invoking the
favor Of Almighty God upon o cause which
we profoundly believe just, we may courage
busly face tho contest with the confident hope
0 bf victory at the end.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-22
pHo1ooRApHlNa AsreRoIps.

How Photography Has Come 60 the Aid
Of the Enthuslnstic Astronomer.
The Boston Scientific society has held
o meeting Of unusual interest, at which
g. q. Chandler, the eminent astronomer,
gave the first public presentation of the
remarkable work now being done by
Max Wc,s OF Heidelberg.
He sal y "The position of asteroids in
astronomical science Is q peculiar, and
might soy practically useless one, SO
far as tangible results from their dis
covery are concerned. The discovery of
o new comet Is o matter of great impor-
lance, and tho increase in their number
contributes much to the knowledge Of
the science, but with asteroids, they
must be found in large numbers before
they become Of especial Significance,
and in that event it has always been a
debated question whether the immense
amount Of labor required in keeping
track of them and performing the neces-
sary computation is really worth the
while when the actual results obtained
are SO small.
"There are known to exist by the thou
sands and tens of thousands down to
the size of an ordinary rock, and to col
, late and preserve the knowledge OBJ
tanned of them as fast as discovered has
been difficulty well nigh insurmounta-
, BILE.
"But the development of photography
in connection with telescopy has seemed
to open up an opportunity for accom-
plishing something in thia line. Ii GER
, tain whole strips of the heavens could
be tracked and a record kept of the OBJ
servations, q long step would be taken
! in solving this problem. Apropos Of
3 this matter, young Max Wolf, of Heidel-
berg, has been making some very unique
discoveries.
HE uses q small telescope Of 6-inch
y aperture, and has devised a piece OF
mechanism by which he can not only
: follow the heavens for a number OF
9 hours together, but can put away the
1, plate, take it the next night and CON
a tinue the record consecutiyely from the
point where he left of. This continual
d exposure of the same glass night after
y night has hitherto been regarded as i'm
> possible, and Wolf was scoffed at when
he attempted it, but he has succeeded
} nevertheless. By this process he has
!, been enabled to discover asteroids by
= observing their motions.
Moreover, he does not use clockwork
His plates are exposed, and he keeps hi:
): instrument fixed for hours together on {
!, given point by means of subsidiary
]. telescope, In this way he has discov
Q cred seven new asteroids and found be
!, tween thirty and forty old ones, ant
y thinks also that he has discovered new
i comet, though that has not been fully
demonstrated as yet.
"He has also discovered the tracks o
meteors and has found q succession O
! variations of their light by means O
D duplicate impressions with different tel
0 Escapes, recording Ave or six distinc
!, oscillations in brightness. His duplicat
q impressions agree perfectly. Wolf i
Q now trying to find the companion Of al
IS gol. "-Boston Advertiser.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-22
Only the Immediate Relatives ant
Friends of the Family Present.

Only the Immediate Relatives and
Friends of the Family Present.
CHICAGO, June e2.-The funeral SER
vices of Emmons Blaine, son of ex-Sec-
retary of State James G. Blaine, were
held at the Mccormick residence at
No. 135 Rush street, yesterday afternoon.
= tho immediate relatives and in
friends Of the sorrowiug families
present. Tho ex-secretary, his
wife, their daughter, Miss Harriet
Blaine, and the only surviving son,
James q. Blaine, Jr., were the members
of the family present.
/ Rev. Simon J. Mcpherson, pastor of
the Second Presbyterian church, and n
personal friend of the dead man, Of
iciated. DR.. Mcpherson delivered o
short address, in which he spoke in APP
propriate terms of the deceased, referring
1feelingly to his manly virtues and ami
able qualities. a hymn was then sung
and the simple services were over. The
remains were borne to the hearse and
the funeral procession proceeded to
Graceland cemetery, where the remains
were placed in the Mccormick family
vault.
The pail bearers were Robert s. Pat
terson, Frederick Kup, Robert For
Bythe, Philip Ell, of Boston, q personal
friend of MIR. Blaine; Arthur J. Cation,
DR.. Frank Billings and Chester M.
Dawes.
| The Blaine family will remain seye-
raj days in Chicago. The day of their
departure has not yet been determined.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-22
ron nEsr.

I,oR RFNT-A o-roomed cottage with
~ shade and fruit trees, ON Highlands.
walk OF city railway. by j. r. Nichols,
,CeDtervilie, Del. jes0-eod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-22

I'm DE HARpTs 49,.
Ar the only eenuine rep .iyToyal rms p ade.
TWeniI .4ss yeAFs' experience. Cold by prls-
'1tsfa, foiree, m N. Ninth street. phile. ~
mail o. ~ cnlee. y. Advice feA Ladies be-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-22
Should Not DO Forgotten.

The excursion of Alpha Council, No
l, Legion of the Red Cross, to Cape
May on the steamer Republic, Friday
resort should be sure TO attend. This
will be one OF the best and most Ell
ioyahle excursions of the season, as il
includes trip on the ocean and along
the beach without extra charge. As
the tickets arc limited those who wis |
to enjoy a pleasant day should be sure
TO secure them without delay.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-22

James Burlington, who is looking
after the work on the farm of Pass
more Bros. Christlana Hundred. &C.
cured last week some 10 or 90 tons OF
orchard grass. The weather was favor.
able for hay making, and it was got
into tho barn in excellent condition.
The orchard grass natures early, and
it Is surprising tSSt more of it is not
grown. The otheS varieties will hardly
be ripe enough 10 cut for some time
yet, particularly timothy. on which
the greater mum ber of the farmers will
have to rely for feed the coming win.
ter, as the clover was badly killed
last winter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-22

LNOR SALE-Stock and fixtures OF gro.
II Gerry store. Old and reliable stand.
Selling on account of health. Address
IL. Grocer. this office. je2l-9t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-22

On Friday the REPUBLICAN, will pub
lish several ways in which those who
wish TO escape the torrld heat can
spend pleasant Sunday at q small
expense. Those who work all day in
heated mills and factories with their
wives and children, who are confined
in heated Kitchens during the entire
week. are entitled to some recreation
on this. the one day of rest, md the
RLPuBIcAN will try to instruct them
how to enjoy it in tho most economi.
cul and best manner.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-22
Dots

II you want first-class dyeing and
securing done. go to No. go King St.
Buy show csses per cent off for u
days. Durstein. No. s East SECOND
street.
My Regards are our leading 8 cent
cigar. Durstein. manufactures, No.
East Second.
Taylor q Fullerton's Rheumati'
Remedy cures rheumatism In all III
forms. Prepared by Taylor d Fuller
ton. s02 King street
The Delaware Camera Club will taxi
an cutting at Point Lookout on tn
Wilmington and Northern railroad OF
Saturday afternoon.
A horse attached to ono OF Charle
Warmers mortar wagons was over
come with the heat at Seventh an,
Church streets yesterday.
James NJ. Dickerson. first assistan
engineer of the Fire Department, ha
been presented with a handsome 80
OF equipments by the Washington Fir
Company.
Miss Ray Gainor, daughter OF ONCE
Gainor, has gone to the Homeopathic
Hospital to study for q nurse.
James Brady, q laborer, living q
No. SOB East Fifth street, was ovei
como with the heat while at WORK o.
Monday.
! Tho Elk Social Club will give I'm Q,
cursion TO Augustine Pier on Satul
day evening, June rs.
The Sunday school OF the Church c
the Covenant will take its excursion
}. to pennsgrove on July IA.
Mrs. Sarah W. Cloud, wife Of jaime
CLOUD, south Of Kepnett. il i'll wit
malarial fever.
VIM. A. Gawthrop a Bro. fired th
first kiln of brick at their new brio
yard just east Of Kenneth, Pa., Las
week and expect now to he able
supply excellent brick as fast as de
minded.
TheYoung Peoples Association {
the Reformed Episcopal Church Of II
Covenant will 20 on a picnic ~ Il
private woods OF William q. Verp Of
near Claymont. OH August IL.
: The Rev. Charles F. Hendricks. ,
. the Reformed Episcopal Church Of u
Covenant, will spend tho fret tv
: Sundays OF July at Mortified, Mass
!. where he will attend tho Moody Sun
, mer Conference OF young men. Viii
c the pastor is away the pulpit of I'll
Covenant Church will DO supplied b
Clarence Usher OF the Philadelph
Seminary OF the Reformed Church.
A leap year party will be held
: Burgess Grove, Hockessin, on Fridf
evening. July lat. Tho patFonessi
i are Mrs. John Burgess, Mrs. L. .
Thompson. Mrs. Frank NcVaugl
= Committee, Misses Marion Burgess
= Alice and Anna Thompson, Margar.
lHCamplelI, Emaline and Mary McVaug
y and Mary Pyle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-22
WANTED.

N snth s,reet' me0-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-22

.DROPosALs FOR $4,000 SINKING
Proposals Will be received mt the Cit,
TroHsurers office until IL O'Clock ut nool
on Monday. June n, 1852, for the pur
chase of all or "ny portion of the allow
lonn, to be Issued in bonds OF $50 or mul
tlples thereof. for the purpose of refund
I tGY loans Nos II and 10, amounting 4
5000, due aud payable July /, 1892.
said refunding Icing by authority Of al
act OF tho Legislature, as approved y,
City Council, entitled an Act to Provide
sinking Fund for the Payment of thu
Debt Of Wilmington.
| This loan will bear interest at the rat
ioi 4 per cent, per ailnum, payable semi
annually on tho first days OF April ant
October in each year. and is rcdeemabl'
Series 90 October /. 1902. .........s $500 o.
Series "a. April ], 1893 ............,. IL, 100
Series 9S. October ], 1905. ......... Il $50 o.
Series 90 April !, 1901 is. loo 0
Series 100, October !, leH......,.. $3.50
Series l0l, April !. 1905. ........... 1850 0
Address all bids in sealed envelope Il
Joseph K. Adams, City Treasurer, mario
"Proposnls for Sinking Fund Loai.S
! The committee reserves the right to re
EDWIN IT. GAYLEY,
| THOMAS l.. YOUNG,
| OTTO LAND.
/ Sinking Fund Commissioners.
| i. II. COTTON,
| II. w. PERKINS.
J. A, MAGEE,
Attest; gosEPn X. ADAMS
t2-lst-eod City Treasurer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-22

A police officer is curiosity on Tay.
Tor street. and when one docs happen
What is it2' About week ago there
were two fights on Taylor street neal
Walnut, but an officer could not Dc
found. There Ia scarcely Saturday
night that the people on that street
are not reused up and kept awake
nearly all night by disorderly gangs
of negro men and women. who 50 the
most profane and obscene language
If the officers who arc SO Jealous II
arresting little boys standing on the
corner or playing ball on the lots
would give some attention to thesi
gangs OF negroes, it would be more tx
their credit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-22

r OST-A German canary bird. A re
~ ward OF s. will he paid if returned
TO Edward llabby. John Miliers store
Rising Sun, Del. jeD-3t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-22
Baggage Train on Penna. r.. n.

Tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company
announces that for the better accom-
special baggage train will, on and
after June goth, and until further no
tiee. leave Broad Street Station, as Q
section of tho Long Branch express, al
$50 Z. NJ, weekdays. for Long Brancl
end all points on the upper coast. The
train will prove OF great convenience
to those going to these resorts, and il
baggage Is forwarded by 1t, under the
special delivery system. 1t will arrive
at stations between Sea Girt and Long
Branch and be placed in hotels or cot
tages in advance of the owners.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-22
sheepshead Bay Races

NEW YORK, June 2s'.-Results at Sheepshcad
Bay yesterday:
First race, The Foam stakes, for 2-ycar-
tlds, 8 furlongs-Lady Violet, /; Don Alouzo,
!; Alice Bruce colt, Q. Time, 1.02
!, Second race, for maiden 2-year-olds, 8 fur
t9ngs-Elsino colt, l; Thistle colt, e; salu,a-
lion, 0. Time, los.
Third race, the Volunteer and handicap,
IN miles-Fidelio, l; Shellbark, z; Mars. q
lime, eos 8-5.
Fourth race, Sheepshead Bay handicap, IN
hiies-TourDament. !; Maidstone, 2; Banquet,
/ Time, l.t8.
Fifth race, purse, furlonga-Qpward, i
Contribution, q Entire, Q. Time, 1.G Is
Sixth race, handicap, ~ miles On turf-war.
path, 1; Aifshaft. 9; England Lady, 0. Time
II n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-22
saaLinn cI,niIanna

The Amerlcus Base Ball Club have
an idea that they cannot be beaten, and
have issued note, making chal.
lenge to any club in this State to en-.
ter into a contest with them. Tho
club Is composed of the following:
b. Robb, catcher; F. Burns. pitcher:
NJ. Carney, first base: L. Carroll, sec.
ond base; ]. Fleming, third base; f
Coffee, short stop; c. Dougherty, left
field; Il. Begley, centre field; r. Tur
ney, right field.
Al. j. Carneyis manager. and chal
lenges will be received at No. 5t1 Madi
son street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-22

The Delaware Saengerbund will
make a grand excursion on the steam
err, Major Reybold. down the bay
touching at Fort Delaware. on Sun
day, the 26th inst, leaving King stree
wharf at a. m. Tickets 60 cents. and
can be had OF all members and of the
secretary, Il. B. sehneIf. No. sa4 King
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-22

T OST-A liver colored dog, with collar
- and register. 1908 A suitable reward
will he paid for his return to No. lois
je1O-a5
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-22

T OsT-A diamond ring with two large
IL stones IN HOS D. III. Delaware ave-
nue. car Sunday. Liberal reward to finder.
A. LIBERMAN, D 4 West street. t9l-H
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-22

The present heated term is warn
Ing to all who wish to avoid hoat
prostration and sun stroke, to keeI
cool, and the best way to do this is tC
secure one OF tho light suits sold by
Iullin a. Son, at Sixth and Market
etreets, at a cost OF from o. to Slt
each. Many of these clothes have
been made in their own work rooms
and are fully equal to the custom.
made goods.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-22

The Rockfords will play tho famous
"Solar Tips of Philadelphia at Tic
Schuetzen Park next Saturday. The
Rocltfords have, SO far this season. won
out of games, and they intend. II
possible, to keep up their record and
furnish the public with good. honest
b, kingston and IIinkie.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-22

EfSTRAY-A bay colt, about three years
"a old, came 10 my farm near Lower
Brandywne Presbyterian Church, on
the 10th inst. The owner can have same
OH paying charges.
FREDERICK KLAIR. jIs-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-22

!. GARDNER, Mass, June 90. - Mrs.
Mary Clark and her child, 81 years old,
were found in stream of water back OF
her house in Hubbardston. She had tied
the child to her with piece of apron
and then jumped into the water, lying
face down. Tho water otherwise would
have been scarcely deep enough to
drown her.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-22

ia 1t not worth the small price of 75c.
TO free yourself OF every symptom oil
these distressing complaints? IL you
think so call ut our store and get bot.
tie of Shiloh's Vitalizer; every bottle
has printed guarantee on it, use ac-
cordlngly and II 1t does you no good
it will cost you nothing. N. b. Dan.
forth, wholesale and retail agents, I'd
and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-22

Wy ANTED.-Help furnished for hotels,
w restaurants aud private families at
short notice. Apply Mt the Wilmington
mrI1-n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-22

american Laundry. co. West Front 81
cuppiDg and teeeiiing. 1As u. Second 81
Brazilian Balm enfes colds. catnrrh,e etc
Cnppine and teaching by Geo. b. Meta
ner. Nc. Ioe East Third street.
Large lima. Dreer's Improved lima
Burpee's and Memberships bush lima
beans at ]. ]. Smiths, Fourth ant
Shipley streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-22

IL store. 413 Madison street. rooms
with bath. hot and cold water. All newly
papered and In good order. Can be rent
cd cheap. Also entrance through store.
1eQ0.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-22
A Methodist preachers, associate

HlEIIUfIIbb TfBWCU1Tb HbbUV!II.F' 7
was organized at Dover on Monfia
The following named officers wei
elected: Presiding Elder Adams, presi
dent; the Rev. j. H. Caldwell. ID. D..
vice. president; the Rev. L. IL. Rawlins
secretary; the Rev. George w. Bounds
treasurer, and the Rev. w. L. S. Nun
ray and tho Rev. George w. Bounds
cllratofs