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The morning call., 1892-07-02
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

Y ELBOW JACKET SILVER MINING COM.
Il pany-Locaton Of works and principal place OF
Business, Gold Hil Storey County Nevada
Eotice-TheTe are delinquent upon the Ilowfns.
described stock. on account Of assessment No. ST.
levied on the ninth day OF May, 1892, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the rspacttva
RharehoIderA as falIoMS:
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Music in the Park.
The band in Golden Gate Park will per
form according to the following programm,

this afternoon:
]. "AIliance March" ,Iuljns Oet,t
2. Overture from the drama "Yeva" Reisiger
3. Gayotte, "1he Pearl OF Peking" - Kerker
I. Selection, La File de Nine Angot' . Lecoco
8. Sacred chorus. ia Charlie. ........ Rossinf
o. Fantasia. "Gems of ireland .... SfhoIn
z. Fest Overture, "HoIi dir i'm Siegerkranz"
the theme America" .......',. SchneIdar
8. Second air. "VarIe" ,........... Mobr
Solo for clarionel, performed By / Zinnen
8. Waltz, "WOman's Love" ..... Fahrbach
10 Grand selection from "Freiscbutz" 49, Weber
IL American Overture ...,....A A ranged by Catlin
CoNTESTs-"our Nations" Red. White
and Blue, "Hail CoIumbia." !" "Washington's
March," 'Amerioa' "American HYMN"
'The Land OF Washington" "Star-spsngled
Banner" Yankee Doodle" Finale.
IL. "Husarenritt'. .,,............ sninolar
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Wool Market.
Portland's Business.

NEW YORK. July l.-wooI is weak and quiet
Domestic fleece. 26ISGS5c p 10.
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Dividends.

The Hlbernia Bank has declared a semi-annua.
dividend at the rate of& IA per cent per annum on
all deposits. payable now.
Dividends were paid yesterday as follows: Capi-
tai Gas Company OF Sacramento. 81; Oceanic
steamship Company, soc. and Napa Consolidated
Quicksilver Company, 10c for the quarter and
extra dividend OF the same amount
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Wheat Exports.

The receipts in June were 1885 tons Barley 1867
tons oats, ll02 tens Corn and lS49 tons Bran
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San Francisco Neat Marcel.

Beef is weak. Mutton and Lamb are lrm Prices
unchanged. The wholesale butchers have unani-
mously signed an agreement not TO KILL sell or de-
liver any Meats after tomorrow. on Sunday and
Win no reservation for killing delivering on Sun
oay IN case or extremely hot weather. Wholesale
rates from siaughterers to dealers are as follows:
,bEEF-Frst quality. 6@5l2c; second quality
413c; third do 31a@4e.
YEAL-Large. 500 Lac; small Calves 6@6I5c
MUTTON-wethers. 79Sc; Ewes 6Ia0p7c
Handspring S99c = fD
PoRK-Live Hogs 47s(15e p 10 for heavy hard
grain-fed; 614@5Iac for light average do; stock
Hogs, A12@4s4c; dressed do. 7129515c q ID
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And In accordance with law and an order or the
Board OF Trustees, made on the Stn day OF MAY.
1892. SO many shares OF each parcel OF such stock
as may be necessary win be sold 81 public auction
Ein, New, on MONDAY, the 18th day of July, 1892.
Mt O'Clock p IL OF said day to pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs of adyer-
sising and expenses OF sale.
}e19 I'd W. Il. BLAUYELT, seeretarY,
II OLLION MINING COMPANY-LOCATIoN OF
~ principal place of business, San Francisco, Cal
location OF works, Storey County, New.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock on account OF assessment mo. 3S)
levied on the Path day of May 1892, the several
amounts set opposise the names OF the respective
SharehOldeTs as follows;
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NEW LINE CLIPPER SHIPS.
Merchants Lime.
NEW YORK TO SAN FRANCISCO
THE MAGNIFICENT IRON SHIP

n \ " ~
1897 Tons Reg. L 4ED, Master
Will be on the berth at New fork early In july and
having large engagements viii receive quick dis.
patch.
Following the Al clipper ship CHARLES e.
MOODY now loading
For freight and information apply to
j. w. GRACE & CO.,
430 California ST.. San Francisco
w. X. GRACE Il CO., Hanover square, New York
1el5 5tf6p
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Stools of Grain

Produce Exchange Grain Inspector Abel reports
stocks OF grain in Call Board warehouses July l
as follows. In tons:
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The Coal Trade.

PoRTLASD. Or. July L-CIearanees, s443,o0O;
balances, S9s, 900.
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Customs Collections.
Fxchanpe and RuIIIo,

Local CustOm-house collections during the fsca
year Just closed were S7el7, 500 against a. S43.
800 for the preceding fiscal year.
The morning call., 1892-07-02
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates Of Denarture From SAN Franctsco.

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENNENr, ChronOmstsr and
instrument Maker, California Street.
Sign of the Wooden Sailor
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aue 2y saTuTh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-22

aeressitics--beeause IL possesses many
of the advantages Of poplln without -
stiffness. While popIin IN It's turn pos
prsses about al the advantages OF siik
sws<hous is tendency 20 wear shiny.
This white hen<nlise was cut sftcr
. fashics eossssle ealy 10 slender fy-
pr~. and even snen. saonvh presty in iss
frask simplicity. probably not the
nest becoming. vita sscque bodice.
ra.her@d % the half~lsw round meek,
kestea with lapViag risbors az ths
,-aiss aad fallin< iast below the sips
nj around. Fer asrsissrs i had cir
We % the pe~ msssy chenille aeeus
Abe Top Of the bodice. quite - effective
s.d sec~ssasie a. feather trimmings
sns mach less cess1v The short
Reeves ser. aching more shaa f>aiike
sa<inv plsEss - he bengzliss cross
kn~ IN. sos,s II the arms. White sse~s&
=, ~,m. fs-rs assvs che eibows. aud q
shss. faa were l@iA sss - SO With shs-
gows-
A Nssl- sore sixssrste t1t sot acc.
.~-.rtfx ru~eA sssss sxp~rsis. - the
$3.50 a wAAeh bs~k view hsa s~ss
sz~scs~a. - .zTs~zsax . iiss1s variety
r-~u. sAs r@&sn 81 sesns~ sah insapsa
49, "a vsNeh In s~s@~as isassxy q
kx-aas, vs~a<. tzssfsa&Ey treats &c
.-.xss fesnsssiae Tsis dress ws'
,S-~.~hs frsun asrsea - - wsva ~
>w.ts ssssssis ~ss = 'a@-s~z s<f ga
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-22

artists wife designed 1t and the giri
herself stood up tall and young and
straight in the studio while the painter
father paced TO and fro. his head on one
side. considering the fall OF the draper
ses. A little party was 70 be given ID
Laura's honor. and 10 all Of US who
loved Lau-a's soft brown hair and pink
checks the cut and fl Of Lanra's gown
were most important considerations.
A soft white cameIs hair was the
fabric we had decided upon after three
mornings spent In consultation, ana
Two more days brought US to an agree
ment as 70 tho pattern; the simple
wasst-the mothers choice-wifh the
pretty gathered tucker Of white SILK
across the bssom, and the dainty
hre,eiles, shoulder knots and belt OF
white ribboa- IL skswed her arms and
her rounded neck and throat, yet was
Airh for prudery. and the skirt was
ssraisht and untrimmed and just
eleared the floor.
Lauras mother braided the heavy
hair In the lew knss behind her ears,
hut Il wa the arts. father who broke
xws creamy roses from one OF the
punches that had been sent her, and
tucked them, one above and the Other
lust below the coil.
Ny girl enjoyed the evening perhaps
,sstter because she knew her dress
aAat 10. she said she had very pleasan
kense Of acquaintance with 1t because
she haa had hand ia the stitching o
every scam.
a drsssmaker who rechons aruen;
bher customer many women who dres
yell has upsn her order books one o
twe ether ysung girls frccks that ha'
1t in mind to describe The whit
.Aensslins that Il figured second !
among the se. Bengzline is favorit
material with young girls this winter
IN speaking new, mind you. OF yeun
girls Who have 70 dsess well 1t CON
parssively small cost; not OF youn
girls who dress well on nothing, b
cause evening dresses Of any sort sr
pos to - reckosed among LIES hr'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-22

srsna s1te 49, s~s yss~sass ssrsss -
Hs~ ~~sA ss~6Sss - ssDs~hst lssss
e, 49, = .ssssn ssmassty tsr De-
sas sAssxs asss - zsishk sasS se
n~ssa 9sclA vvsns - sns sos dn~xn-
ga Il - Aszy Vines nsllsensirs BE-
lag .ssa sw~<v -oas go bern n ths
cas-. ssSsse ed upon sAs s>zas DAY
The t~sx wbsss fssAer - ma . money
prsacs saA ~as bs~xhs - Pssis hosk
with a.sxsy ssrasa ss . eookkeeper
and private secretary, eaoss . slisefJ
cashmere. hssitstiss eet~esn white
and xr&y, szi made with frelea
skirt Eaishsa al the ostscn VITA taree
tiny rules 81 silyery velvet vita rows
of narrow geld gallon run between
The ruf1es are not more than Two
inches each Ia width. and the eNeet o,
the device $50 asint and IN this Instance
~ least. ncst Piquant
The skirt Is cut. il any clever girl
will venture on . duplication, OF six
straight widths. each seventeen and
three-suarter inches wide. The haif-
law. pointed bodice is finished with =
velvet rufte at the waist gathered 10
. heading aud with . thread OF. soid
Gallon run below. The skirt Is caught
/ up under a rosette On the right aide.
and in ths middle of the back the
bre aath Is Lifted and fastened above
the narrowing frilis whose meeting
point is hidden beneath tho bonnan'
pufy OF the odd drapcry.
The bodice arrangement Is the same
back and front. pointed vest OF lace
outlined a. the top with gallon and viii
q gold spark pickering out down TN
middle. The sleeves, which reach th'
elbows. are three full puts OF isc'
gathered with gallon
did not mean 70 include any ex
travagant or eccentric gowns IN thi
disauisition, but from any description
of young girls dresses for the presen
winter it is hard TO omit the bud boz
ice" one or more OF which may blossom
and fade before your eyes at alnos
any gathering. A light sitvery gauz
over a very delicate pink faille was tn
chief constituent of bad frocls packe
this week 10 be taken to Washington
II had straight skirt, lightly Grapes
and 4 short directoire bodice wit
puffed sleeves The gauze was OF
open-meshed lattice variety. the ne
work as it covered the bosom belr
taken to present the resemblance OF
basket whose handles were silver RI
bon bretelics. finished with great bov
on the shoulders Pink rosebu'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-22

peeped out everywhere through the
lattice work, and "a garland Of roses
was carried about the low neck, as II
it crowned and toppled over the brim.
Loops of silver ribbon fell below the
waist and Just under the garland at the
bust, SO as TO carry out the bud basket
effect from beginning to end.
Young girls do not wear long dresses
with propriety; their gowns should
barely touch the door behind Then
skirts should be made pcrfccssy plain IN
front, but full enough behind to hang
gracefully. 1t is most thoroughly IN &C
cord with the fashion Of the hour to
choose fabrics wide enough TO be made
with only one seam and that behind.
Slippers and gloves are chosen careful
lv 70 match tao color Of the dress. The
tan tints that ruled 50 Long with toilets
of any and every description arc now
hardly seen; blue gloves, green gloves
or even pink gloves are accepted by
foolish folk fashionable in preference.
With long sleeves two-buttoned gloves
are the best form, but with elbow
sleeves the world of frills and furbelews
still smiles on mousquetaires.
IL gives one a sense of passing TO
something tangible and substantial to
l turn from crepes and gauzes TO the
l mufaing furs that bid defiance to JAN
uary out of doors. Last year at this
season every other woman stslked
along. ssitf. ungraccful and most uncem-
Portable. buried to her ears Ia tall
black collar. This winter, fortunately
| s;nce il Is a mild one but not, experience
| teaches, because 1t is . mild onc. sl
| The collars turn down. Soft beaver Is
| the favorite fur with women whe
choose things at once OF beauty
and of moderate cost, or neecJ
black goatslxin. Astrachan Is not Is
peciany popular, but ! zee goos
deal of mink and, OF course, muc'
rovally beautiful and much hidecu
sable. There are few other furs which
present such differences OF quality
Fine sable is the finest fur known. ou
poor sable. which many women ou.
and pay good prices for. b a poor fur.
There's a wonderful amount OF greet
everywhere. II has lasted over fror
the autumn. The grass Ia green undo
nv window and 50 perhaps 1t Is no
surprising that one woman IN every Ton
wears a green gown. We pick up
good deal OF what We call art IN
desultory fashion in the winter clssse.
and SO this enc fancses green VII
throw up'' her eoppery hair. or tia
one sagely mods her head as she think
she gets an inkliag Of les value 10 h-
fair slxin. Green coats appear upon "a
street, green hats give verslant loo
10 the theaters. while. II you call uPo
vour best Tread. nine chances cut {
ten vou will find her receiving in
ers~r tea gown. ELLEN osrosx.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-22

evsrross- Moisture, tntsnse itching
and sunaing. most ~ night worse BY
scratching. IL allowed To eontanas
sunasrs form. which often bleed AID
uicsrste. becoming verysore. swArss
Gsxr~x7r stops tie itching and bse-f
ing. h@ass liberation. snd - nicss 6sses
rsnaos~s the tHmofs. At druggists. o.
~ mai. tor 50 cents. Or. swsyue 4
ION. Philadelphia
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WILL BE ORDINARY
The Coming OUT Dresses are
Plain and Simple.
JANUARY sTylEs IN GOWNS
Pretty Fssassns fof Pretty G.sls--beaaty
That Does Net Depend ga "0fsAt
ken Do-iAss.

IAsvs sea Of tate . nsxoer OF even
inx dresses tor yoazg siris--cers1ng oas
dresses I szppese ] nay call taem-
WHICH are worth talissng about for two
p>AssnS, oos. because they are very
pr~tsy And. I've, beezuse they are SIN
ole saoash 70 awaken difereat ksnd
a inssrsss IRON the interest which -
harm Of woader-
The utsls white frock begin with
1oterssss nae moss for awonzn reason
4 an very deeply Interested In rs
wearsr. and the other gowns. even II
equally deiect4sls. are the gowns o.
strangers. II Was made this week ioi
sh> daughter Of "a artist and sh<
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-22

The frat trial OF pr. Woods Norway
Pine syrup viii satisfy any one That
the lung hesllng virtue Of the pinn tree
hss now been refined INTO an effective
ard convenient cough medicine. sold
bv all dealers on guarantees Of sshsfae.
t4oss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-22

nea. v s~sEssss aaexaFs4 aFsss ess seea esrd
rae sn3fsfea seefafas. "a ssAsae< zee ehtia
saflfFs ths Gs<s. sassss AZ psfas rafrs sIsa
sss;s sss = fbe hss8 Fea<as fsf ss.sfsssA
f~<k I'D s essss sstflss
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-26
Dots.

Bush's, French street wharf, is the
place to buy your coal.
The three-masted schooner Priscilla
Scribner is discharging a cargo Of lum-
Der at the wharf Of George w. Bush d
Sons Company.
The oflicers-elec OF Brandywine
Commandery, Ancient and Illustrlous
Order Of Knights OF Malta, will lie
publicly installed next Tuesday even
Ing In room No. 8, Masonic Temple.
A ehildren's fair will be held at No.
1901 West Seventh street, this and to-
morrow evenings and tomorrow after
noon for the benefit OF Harrison Street
NJ. 4. Church.
Harmon Davis, Of Christiana Hun
dred, having sold his farm to his son
jesse. will sell at public sale on Friday,
the 18th OF March, his stock and farm
implements.
Alexander Boyd. of Mill Creek Hun.
dred, having rented his farm, will sell
at public sale tomorrow Saturday
afternoon, all his stock and farming
implements.
Levic nj. Hirons and wife OF Wayne,
Pa, have moved to smyrna and expect
to engage in the mercantile business.
AT the sale of Macomb Clayton neat
Middletown, on Wednesday,a Holstein
COW was sold for Si28.
The mains OF Eva, wife OF Stewart
| Wade, OF Newark, were Inferred in the
Head OF Christiana Cemetery this after
noon,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-26

Our time is drawing to an end Come
early and avoid the rush at our great
slaughter sale of ladies' and children's
coats.
Look! look at our prices now.
rs ladies' long newmarkets in all
colors.
Sl.2s, cost TO manufacture SIS.
So ladies'lonE Newnarkets with deep
military capeS in all styles and colors,
to go at $500, sold elsewhere at SIS.
% ladies' short stockinet coats, hand
somely made. to go at 9Sc., actual
cost TO make S..
25 more OF those handsome hair
eapes, all satin-lined, high shoulders,
and large storm collars, TO go at $l.90
each, worth $40
10 ladies' black beaver coats with
handsome fur collars and ornaments.
to go at S2.s7, sold in other stores at
ZIP and Sl5 each
Is chiltrens coats left, In all sizes
and styles,to go at Sl.25, worth IS and
$40 each.
Is ladies' sample rcady-made suits in
the latest shades, handsomely made
and trimmed. to go at 1865, guaranteed
to be worth SIS each.
/ lot OF ladies' short coats some plain
| and Others fur-trimmed; we will put
the lot together and sell them for 81 As
each. ..-..
25 pairs of fine lace curtains all i'm
ported samples so cents, cost the man
| ufacturer $500.
Is pairs of much finer Lace Curtains
75c.. cost to manufacture 50.
25 pairs OF fine Silk Velour Curtains
Sl,O0. cost the importer $500.
25 much higher cost Silk Curtains
$3.50, cost importer $1,000.
500 yards OF Lancaster Bingham left
to go at Sc a yard.
$50 yards of muslin to go at SC per
yard.
rs mems white shirts, all linen bosom
and cuffs, best make muslin to go al
80 and 40 cents each, were Sl.50 and
| 800.
100 yards of sheeting muslin In
white and unbleaehed, ~ yards wide,
to go at Is cents yard. sold elsewhere
at 20 and 30 cents Il yard.
So pair Of Indies corsets left, all lead :
ing makes. TO 20 at % cts. n pair
DO not fail to Gull at this great
sale,ns our time is nearing an end.
The store will be open from a.
H. to : y. m.
Remember the number, 20l Market
street, Wilmington. Del,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-26

Council met III regular session lasi
evening, and - the absence Of Presi
dent Benson Mr.. Perkins was called
upon to preside. Clerk Messick called
the roll aud read the minutes OF the
last stated meeting, when the latter
were approved.
Tho Law Comm ittee reported favor
ably on the ordinance to amend an or
dinance, concerning public puisances,
! and the report was adopted.
The city treasurer reported a balance
OF so, "a in the several banks 10 the
credit of the city, and special fund
| OF s4454.62. He also reported that he
had received the following amounts
Tax Collector Mitchell, $340; John j.
Mealey, 1926.
A communication was received from
the Street and Sewer Commission nam.
ing the streets that are to DO paved
during tho coming year, with cost OF
the sams..
On motion OF Mr.. Cotton, the COM
munication was received and filed.
MIR. Cotton introduced an ordinanc G
providing for loan Of two thousand
dollars, for tho use of the Street and
Sewer Commission. in improving and
paving the streets of this city. The
ordinance passed o second reading
aud was referred to the Law and
Finance Committees.
The Finance Committee reported
favorably on the communication Of
the Street and Sc wer Commission, ask
ing that loan be negotiated for the
purpose OF paving and improving the
streets Of this city.
The following bills for removing
garbage, were passed: Thomas Pagan,
$49S. As; Lelion Collins, slSl.25; Fred
erick Winchester, slS5 So.
Council then adjourned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-26

The posksd lIst parporss 70 b tn
honest assessment Of ths ward. Ulti-
zens are called upon TO go and exam
inc the lust and see that their names
are upon 1t. They examine IT. and and
Ing their names there, go away with
the impression that they are honestly
assessed. But their names never will
reach the tax duplicates unless In
some other irregular channels which
are SO prolific amongst politicians.
Another list comes before the Levy
Court, and the names upon the posted
lists are not on the returned list. The
citizen who was so careful to see that
his name was on the posted list will
be surprised when he goes before Mr..
Dickey to pay his taxes, to find that
he has been DISTINGUISHED.
False as was the posted list, the re-
turned list may be doubIy false. The
assessment question has assumed a
serious phase, and the question now
is, after fraud upon fraud has been
discovered and M ore are still coming
to light; with the Levy Courts power
to eliminate fraud fro m tho assess
ments denied; with the assessor cloth
cd with absolute power to. make any
kind Of a return, can the Levy Court,
by any action of their own, throw
around these monstrous frauds O
clothing OF respectable acqulescence
and endorsement?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-26

Mr. Thomas @. Dlokinson and Miss
Geof8ie Ayers, both OF our city, were
married at the residence Of Mr. John
@ Wilson, on Wednesday evening,
February Gath, 1892. Mr.. Wallace vii
son and Mr.. Frank Ayers were the ush-
ers, and Mr.. Samuel d. Woofey and
Miss Ida Jones were best man on d
bridesmaid respectively.
large company OF friends gathered
to see the ceremony. and a pleasant
evening was spent. At 8 O'Clock the
bride and groom elect, preceded by
the ushers and the bridesmaid and
groomsman, took their places In the
parlor, and presented a pretty scene.
The Rev. John d. O. Hanna, of As
bury, performed the ceremony, and the
hosts of friends present pressed for
ward to congratulate the happy cou-
pie. A handsome collation. was served
and every one partook of the spirit of
tho occasion In pleasant social enjoy.
ment. Among those present were:
Mr. John w. Bennett, Mrs. samuel
Allcorn, and MIR. and Mrs. Walter
Wright, OF Stanton; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Allcorn, OF Milltown; Mr.. and Mrs
BENJAMIN WoIrllow; 81 Ogden. Pa. /;
Emma Ayers, of New York; Mr..
and Mrs. W. G.. Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Klndell,
MIR. and Mrs. Noah cunningham, Mr.
and Mrs. James Ayers, Mr.. q. q. Bar
rett and family. Mr.. John James and
family, Mrs. Vim. Irdell, Miss Mable
Irdell, Mr.. Winfield Starr, Mrs. w. r.
Dare and daughter, Miss Matte Nor
timer Miss Clara Robinson, Mr.. Ben
iamin Wilson. Mr.. Emory Ayars, Miss
Daisy Ayers, Mr.. W. W. Wilson and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Drane of this city.
Among the presents were silver Ice
pitcher, silver cake basket, silver tea
spoons, silver butter knife, table linen
bed linen, clocks, mantle ornaments
lamps, towels.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-26

Presiding Elder J. A. d. Wilson of
the Dover District. visited our city on
Wednesday and Thursday, llerepOrts
u very good feeling among the citizens
of Kent county, over 700 having Joined
the various churches in his district
on probation within the past year, and
there are revival meetings going on in
SOME three or four of the churches
under his direction. 1t therefore
seems, as the collections have been as
lnlge as usual, lac will, notwithstand-
ing the opposition to him by certain
parties have II good report To make to
conference. The successful cleaner at
the close Of the labors OF the day. TO
turns to his home bearing his sheayes
with him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-26

ON Monday evening, while Fnos
Whiteman,of the firm Of Lott ~ White.
man, who boards at No. slS Kirkwood
street, was returning along the sum.
mer road from 4 drive to Brandywine
Springs, the horse. which was quite
young, suddenly shiel, upsetttng the
buggy, and throwing him, with lady
that accompanied him, to the ground
Mr.. Whitemans shoulder bone was
broken, but the young lady escaped
injury. He was brought TO his resi-
denee, and attended by a physician
who succeeded In reducing the fracture