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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-06
FOURTH EDITION
beginning of tho End.

Three more nights and beautiful
Ola PodIida at the rink will be closed
The manner In which this bazar has
been conducted meets with general
appreciation, and although the net
proceeds will not reach the sum desir
ed by tho friends OF Harrison street
church, still il Is estimated that witt
the money already in hand there will
lie about 2O00 dollars to the credit o!
the lot and building fund. This is
Just hall the amount required before
building operations can commence.
Tho memberS OF tho church are strlv-
ing hard TO raise this needed 1000 dol.
lars before the LIST OF july and they
believe that some of the strong friends
OF Methodism Will come forward and
help them upon solid foundation be-
fore that time.
inc management desire to make
these remaining three evenings sea
sons of pleasant entertainment and en-
loymcnt TO all who attend, and rs the
weather Is nropitiou5 there will prob.
ably be large attendance to hear the
"OId Folks Concert tonight.
At II O'Clock tonight tho voting III
the choir contest for the Robelen prize
oil handsome cabinet organ will
close.
10 morrow, Cruesday) evening, after
Tho entertainment the first auction viii
begin, and many useiularticles, sewing
machines, stoves, chairs, fancy and
JanjneSe goods donated to the church
VIII be sold without regard to valuo.
All season tickets will he continued
good until the close of the Ola To
drila.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-06

Tic Street and Sewer Commission
have decided to constitute Gilpin ave-
hue the main driveway to tho park 10y
adopting tho following:
Whereas, By an act pissed May 9Th
1891, this board is authorized and en-.
powered to change and determine the
curb lines on tlipin avenue, and also
to define and determine what rarts OF
said avenue between the curb and
property lines shall ho paved and the
width and character OF such pave.
ments determined; therefore, lie it
Resolved, BY the Board Of Directors
of the Street and Sewer department
Section !. 1hnt the curb lines on
Gilrin avenue shall he twenty feet
from the property lines, leaving the
roadway thirty feet wide.
Section 2. That eight feet in width
Of tho space between the curb and
property lines, and adjoining the pro
perty lines, shall he paved with brick
and other material as sidewalks, lcav
ing for trees and grass the spaces that
Will remain between such sidewalks
and TIC curhs, excepting such trans
verse walks between the sidewalks unG
curh7 as may DC desirable.
Tho avenue will be improved anC
made one OF the finest streets in tlt
city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-06

A reporter Of the RErrB!LCAN visited
the cells in the basement and saw the
prisoners convicted of comprising the
killing of Noah n. Benson. Miller de-
clurod Ito was inthis city Ihauksgiti ing
day and night, as shown by his wit
neSses. and also that hc had not seen
Benson for two weeks previous to
Thank sgiving. He said that benson
worked i'll tho country, and that hc
seldom saw him. lie had been witt
him some time ago and drank with
him.
Robinson says that he saw Benson
on Thanksgiving, but rs no was drink.
ing and quarrelsono, Ito lett him for
lear Of getting Ill trouble, and did no,
see him again
George Henry l!utt said that Bonsor
was never in his house, and that liz
did not see him on Thanksgiving Day
or night. lie was at home with hi;
vito all the evening, and had com
pany until 0 O'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-06

pr. almaSa, the great Brooklyn
preacher, viii take passage for Eurupa
on tho steamer New er<, which salts
on the i5tu inst, and will remain in
that country until next September.
tbs object is 10 preach i'll England, Iro
land, Scotland and Swel0n, in order
that multitude OF people may be
converted.
Mr., 1almage may please tho eauca,
tel class OF people who can appreciate
eradii3n, but we doubt If lie cn
cfnatc sensation among the lower
strata OF -oci ~, As lie is not in ora
tory a Whitfield oil a BuscDub by any
means.
His sermons real SO well that we
are tcrta II many who hear him proacI
will he disappointed by his style OF
delivery, rs hunlrc is ifnoG thousands
wore at Ocean Grove. \. j., last suH
mer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-06
Dots.
Dots.
'hewl amt II hot! Cool on with [


Whew! ain't II hot Cool on with a
glass OF perfect soda water.
After night with the boys-Yours
for clear head-Bromo SeltZer,
Philena b., wife OF Chalklcy j. Wal
ton, of Avondale. Pa died On the I'd
inst, after a long illness. aged GA
years.
John w. Writer'S, Nc. 4 West Twelfth
street, will attend to brick laying, plas-
tering, withdrawing, carpet-clean
ing, grass-cutting, etc.
Tho Equitable Guarantee and Trust
Co, We're appointed guardian Of Lucy
and Caleb NJ. PriCO, children of Joseph
lrice deceased, on Saturday last.
The picnic of tho Bakers Union, No
IS, in Bavaria Park, was well attended.
Among those present were some thlrt v
bakers from Philadelphia, aud the AT
fair passed. on pleasantly.
DR. L. G. Shortlidge started for Cape
Giles, Utah, on saturday OH tho u. 5.
Fish Car, No. .. with ., O60, 900 shnd fry
to be placed In the streams of that ter
rit0ry.
IheRlnggoldBand of Reading, which
will accompany Grace NJ. Il. sunday
school to Cape May, on fHday, Will
give nm open-air cUncer. on Thursday
evening.
Charles Yetter Edward Gcrrcs, Fred
Stelglcr, George Clements and Ludwig
Melchor went to Newark n, D., ycstcr-
day to attend tho anniversary OF the
singing society Aurora,
The Rev Minot ]. Savage OF Boston
who preached in tho First Unitarian
Church yesterday morning, WAS Il
guest OF George W Stone OF No. 1905
Broome street while i'll this city.
The sale Of real estate OF tho late
John VI. irwin deceased, that was ad-
vertiscd TO take place at tho Court
House on saturday afternoon, was
postponed, owing to lack OF bidders
Tho Ferd Fu!lmcr Male Chorus will
give It's second concert In tine Opaln
House tomorrow evening. The male
chorus of tho st. Cecilia female quar-
tette of Philadelphia will sing severai
selections.
Clarence, son of tho late johnson T..
Hill. OF Londonderry, Chester Co Pa.
entered Glrard College few days ~ o
Ihe Tad has number of relatives in
Wilmington, who will he glad TO hear
of his progress in said institution.
Mr.. Harry lIofleckor has received q
letter from his associate counsel. al
Berne, Switzerland, in relation TO the
matter OF damages that government
will pay in the case of Griffith, HAM
and Baker of our city. He will /, cuivt
fuller particulars about the matter ii
n few days.
Tho Samuel Riddle & Sons Co., OF
Glen fiddle, Pa, were given yer
dict by the court in West Chester last
week, for $4,000 against tho commits
sioaers of Delaware county, Pa, for
damages caused 10y tho erection of I
bridge across Il creek four years ago
that caused the water, in time oil Il
, ireshct, to back up against their fac
tory.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-06

james Carmichael, Democratic can.
didate for shcriIi, Is stirring up his
supposed friends by way OF remem-
brlrcc, by sending tllnm the following
circular, one OF which fell into tho
haAd5 OF u Republican, who brought
1t to the REPUBLICAN office:
WIIMlNGTpN, Dol, june g, 1872.
DEAR SIt;-I earnestly ask your sup
port Mt tho Democratic nomination
election for sheriff OF New Castl,
county to DC held On Saturday, june
llth.
All Democrats are assessed this year
We wish to inform you that YOU Il:
well as all other Democrats. are quali.
fled and entitled tp vote AZ tho nomi
ration election, although you may mol
have your tax receipt.
Hoping to receive the hearty SUP
polL OF you AMI your friends, Ian
Yours very Truly,
| 4 i.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-06

The Philadelphia Press says :Ex-Gov-
ernor Blggs, OF Delaware, was at the
Girard House Saturday, and in a talk
on the political situation declared
in favor OF Hill as tho strong.
est man tho Democrats could nomi
nato at Chicago.
What do you think of the outcome
OF the Syracuse Convention, Cover.
nor ?" was asked.
II think II is an outrage" was tho
reply. ut was convention Of bolt
crs engineered by William Il, Grace.
ana the delegation sent to contest tho
QUO regularly chosen Will have no
standing Mt the convention"
DO you think Cleveland can be
nominated"
81 do not, When Tho situation comes
to he canvussel ut Chicago it Will be
seen hat he cannot carry New York,
and heEce lie Will DC dropped"
-" Whom of tho candidates outside
OF Now York do you regard Us the
m ost available
81 have never In an idea that any
OF them would he nominated or ever
seriously considered When the out
side uGles ltlJL8 come TO recugnlGl
the torC9 oil the Gcmntt of tie reSulaI
delegation trUn View DIX in favor o.
llil!, u man WAC has i.'var lost hi
State, tacra VIII hea general move
ment in favor II bis nomination thu
Will he successful
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-06

A regular meeting of the Asbury NJ.
]. Society met in regular session on
Saturday evening. After the trans
action of business. recess of five
minutes was taken, in which collec-
ton and gathering in OF now members
were included.
The program opened by singing led
by G. NJ. Lcitch with Loura Griffith at
the organ. Mrs. Floyd read Boys
viii be boys" Paul Blore recited "Vir-
Einusand Virginia, Miss Edith Ridge
way read "RrinG flowers, Mrs. ApplebY
read Tho BrOkerman's story" Prof,
Hisseil brought down the house by his
reading tho "nutchman's Courtship."
some excellent impromptu speeches
followed. Rev.: }. u. G. Hanna
gave ono on Tho next best thing
on Garth" M. Leonard one on
Thought" c. NJ. Leitch on Power"
and Mr., T. Bailey on Time" Mr..
Woodward, who is always favorite.
gave 4 recitation entitled the 'Dukite
snake" next came the critics report.
The entertainment closed by the
audience singing, "All Hail tho Power
Of Jesus Name" and tho bonediction,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-06

Past Commander j. Ct. Boyle, Sen.
Tor Vice Com John Il, prdrlck an
Geo. A. l&val, representatives, OF the
Naval Post, No. 900. OF Philadelphia,
visited our city on the @Uth OF May,
bringing with them beautiful floral
tribute representing an anchor, to be
aided TO the decorations on tho grave
OF Admiral 5. r. DUPONT. II was left
in Charge of member of that Pos;
residing in this city, WHO presented It
MT the grave with u few fitting 10.
marks. which were responded to by
last Com. petCr Il. Rvats
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-06
FIFTH EDITION.



The fifth days proceedings of tho
Philadelphia Conference OF the Afri-
can NJ. L. Church opened this morning
in Bethel Church. The devotional ok.
ercises were opened By Rev. John III.
Bean. Bishop Tanner read the deca-
loguc aud made an exposition on
selection from the Bible. J. I. Ham
mond having made charges against
LEV, c. G. Herbert and Rev. j. M. Tay-
Tor, In reference to some debts. the
matter was referred to committee
consisting of Reys. Darks, Cromartie
and Jones.
The following Elders were admitted
INTO tull membership: Il. l., patter-
son James IL. Thomas, Frisby Gibson,
Robert lhreira and Ihos. X. Smith.
Rev. Bishop Il. NJ. Ward, Of Florida,
made an eloquent address to tho con-
ference, i'll which he reviewed Lis 40
years us a minister. Tho Bishop, who
l5 very largo and very dark, gave
ONO very interesting "Reminiscences
OF slave times and the transition of tho
slnNo TO freedom, without casting
amy reflections unon the sin of slavery
OF the old masters OF the slaves.
lie showed, too how, the church had
grown since the day that freedom
dawncb. Ills fervcnt remarks Were
received with the most enthusiastic
demonstrations. Rcvs. Heard, Broom
icy anu west Glbluelltly reiillcu To tno
remarks OF Bishop Ward.
a scene of hand clapping occurred
this forenoon when bishop James
handy, gripsack.and umbrella in hand,
entered md was escorted to the plat
form wlicro he was introduced to tho
conferences.
Thomas n. Allen. William II. Norris,
and NJ. 4. Sluby were placed on the
supcrannuatcd list.
Obituaries We're read of the death of
Bishop Campbell ana Reys. w. Ii. Hop
kins and W. Il. Grimes.
The hymn commencing with How
best the righteous when he dies" was
sung, followed 10y an eloquent eulo-
gism by bishop Handy a couple of
ministers.
AT o'clock Conference adjourned
until p. IN. to meet the Board OF
Missions.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-06
Tho DimcuIty with Chinese.

The difficulty of foreigner learning
the Chinese language may be inferred
from the statement of an English tray
eler. He and his companion, previous
to starting for China, had supplied them
selves with a Chinese grammar. In q
day or two the discovery was made that
the single letter had 145 ways of being
pronounced, fnd that each pronuncin-
ton had an Entirely different meaning.
Then it da] gned upon them that there
was no pq Ey aboutsthe Chinese Ian
= tali - lIsSrning
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-06

Tho following cases were disposed
OF Leforo Judge Ball this morning:
JOSEPH Gibson, drunk, 1lncd So and
costs.
Maggie and Mary Sagers, colored,
for lighting over Market street bridge.
They were each fined 81 and costs.
Samuel j. Nulty, drunk, fined 81 and
costs,
George Newton, drunk, fined 81 and
costs
Joseph Masio, found drunk at Sixth
ANA Scott streets, fined 81 and costs.
John Oponnell, drunk, said it was
tho iirtt time he was ever arrested
Fncd 81 ana costs.
Henry button and Robert Iefevre,
colUrcd, charged by Marie Jcnkins,
colored, wi Ii disorderly conduct in her
house. Dutton was discharged and
L3levre was fined S5and costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-06

No wonder the crowds
5roW lJf4or and larger every
Hay. Tire secret is Just
ilcre. The people arc find.
ing out-by actual purchase
dat our CEorinNG and
PRieE5 are i'll every way Just
as soutod. We're dc,
tcrmined 10 SCH the good Of
none.
Serge suits which We know
to be all.wool in blues aa6
blacks at $40 for the suit.
makes one Of the best suits
for this season. They arc
cheap,seryiecablo and dfessy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-06

DIR. Henry L. Formal. tho we'll.
known specialist, who visited our city
and testified IN the Benson murder
With cholera last Saturday
night. at his home in Philadelphia, and
died at six o'clock on Sunday morning
IN great agony. lie was man OF
middle ngc, and boasted of having
held oyer II 0aJ post.mortem examfna.
ions. lie was widely known, and his
sudden death is great surprise. Ills
visit To our city was made ut the cost
~ the county Of over ZOO.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-06

Friday, the third and last day oE The
Spring Fair at nNfDr.l, Gated out the
years. Tho 2.5a class. puI So $50, was
won by lIclnphiil, of Wesi Chester
liUliawclt or Lancaster, second. aud
'lorTispiL uf t'gseiuu, thin. Time,
2.5l +, ! ~. 80. The frce-for-all class
purse $500, was won by GregnWay, oil
liayre tic Grace; McGonlglc. OF Ian
caster, seeoid, lilne, 2,?i'y 2.3li I:
!.!s. Tho tri.county race. pl,rsc si0j
went 10 West Sylnlr; Woodward, OF
West Chester second, aud Ashby, Of
H%iotd, third. lime, 2,5iia, 2.5l}s
. ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-06

T. the family doctor your friend3
How HauS UNNECESSARY visits does he
make you? How many days does he
kvcp you sick that you ought TO be at
Your work, and SO doing how many
harl.earucd dollars docs he extort
from you. Would it not he better for
sou 10 place your trust in Sulphur Bit.
tcrs9 Try them, they will he a true
lricHd. saving you long sickness
N 4 large ill, which you have hith.
Ertu paid to some arar.cious DOCTORS
Editor State journal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-06

Cugoncr Charles Sparks, assisted hy
bortU Baird, vi5ilorl sir kobt. Roth
vols - Icteura near Pigeon Point
New 1,,stn II ia he'd. this morning
and viewed the body Of Bridget Bawn
aged 90 ye1r4. who ,liei suddenly this
morning lt 4.3J O'Clock Of apopleXy.
The dc, a4se.l was Single and uatiy,
nj ireland, AID got III tAi5 morning
aPpareH IS VOL al alright, and wen
a oGt lnrWlrk # preparing breakfast
NEc. all Of sllsiltn $40 throw 40 hal
ittud7anI Immediately expired. Tia,
coroner gave Il certificate OF apo
plGAy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-06
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a nmeima,s ImnrnNnt,.rni.

Tho Chandler Huilding, ADJOINING
tho Masonic / mple, l. undergo M
such ronoI ling ato vtrtu liz IT.
sttlHt Il now structure, ami T. IN IL,
rortaGt iiunrOyaIncut, even in 1 al
most improved business section OF nc
ely.
The contrartos5 rAllcmma Chandler
Is one OF tho most experience buiid
M contractors in tie city vino Luas
all his work cOnsrieltio sly and viii
excellent Judgment
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-06
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DIED.

SiMhS - On June Bird. 1902 .loslUun !
Simmg, In the 18th year Of his ngr.
Rr,vatiVc, and friends are invited TO a.
ty"d tue iuup.Nl from tho residence OF
nj brother. Rr J. II, ~Hnas, ~ Maikei
siryrt- on Tur~irY afternoon ut Nv,
4,rinvf IN crmvnt NJ Wilmington ans
BRAN ywMe c mttcty.
BARNES In thisciiy on 9TH instant. Der
tia l., daughter Of Moyder:i and 4
louisa EHtnc-, ed yeats and
months.
Funeral TUESDAY. eth instant, p. IN
Private. .-.
EliNt ~ ia thi,. city. on tha Nh inst.trt
hcr E'tt year.
Relatives tu'l friends are invited to NJ
tehd tin funeral, from l.e Residence I'll
her husband, NJ. ~ Wro lawn aycttur
On t.lC1lh tntlNn', AZ \, IA, ; rYltes pu,
!a'orm5ni at Mt. Su'GiA.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-06

ANoung ut orncy named Ashhr dgo
of Philadelphia, la instituted salt
against MI y ID. Ii, sutton. own r of
the Academy OF Muse lor Il legged
stock procured from tho Well. the
former uEncrs ami others. NJ q. Sat
tuI. says thcro a. no Just I, u2dation
the pupcrs 10 show that he paid alo4 a
sl.ara iCr every share heli by tho Wells
PARTY. 1t is nothing more thHn Il
clever la@ycr's dodge to exact money
that It's already Uesu paid
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-06

Miss Dale. Of TehcraE. Persia, daugh
Ter OF IN Dale, OF Media, Pa, who i,
n America educating hercsif to re
-arn TO Persia rs a me heal -siouary
w,ll n ldrcS5 the various missionary
societies at $ o'rlocI. this cvouini; il
HE Sunday school room of West Pres
hytHiim Church. She IS described Il,
4 charming speaker, and the plbl!,
Is cordially Invited to hear her.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-06

On Friday, July Is. lGncumpment
No, ~, t'nion Veteran Logon, viii
have their annual excursion to tapr
May on tho steamer Republic, and H.
wife all their comrades and old friends
tn accompany them. The excursion
given 10y these Veterans have always
been very enjoyable, and the commit
tee having t!tc matter i'll Charge hay {
lott nothing undone to make this thl
est ever given.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-06
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-06

Tho Oriuie Dramatic Company, un.
Ter the management OF Win. l.. fees
viii luxe their first rehearsal on Wed.
ne-Gay evening Of the lcm.crauDc
drama, entitled "Trukcn I'etter5,
There are few smnll parts in tic play
which arc not filed. and anyone dt.
7iiuus Of taking them viii please cal
~ address tho manager, No, 40 East
lAira street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-06
HepnhlIean County committee:

A meeting of the New Castle County
Republican Committee was held last
Saturday afternoon, at~Rtttefif- 1t was
decided 10 hold the nomination elecA
ton for County Comptroller, County
Treasurer and Receiver. and Levy
saturday in August. The hours ~.
tween which the election is TO be held
was only partially agreed upon. In
this city the First district Committee
was authorized to fix the time for the
opening and closing OF tho polls. III
New castle hundred the polls Will be
nainder OF rural New Castle coun.
y, the polls will open at 4 and close al
I O'Clock p. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-06
D $50 z----
Accidentally Shot

George, n son of Richard Guthrie of
this city. who Is with the u. s. Troops
In Arizona, was wounded in tho leg by
a spent ball from the rifle of soue
young men who were shooting at a
mark a few days ago. 1t Is feared that
he will be left with u stilf leg, that VIII
him for duty in the army.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-06
Death Of a Former winningtonian.

LOWS i. Miller, FORMER resident
OF THIS city died in Philadelphia last
week. aged about to years, and was
buried last saturday Tho deceased
learned tho truaa OF Il machiti5t with
the luscy ~ Jones Company and proved
an excellent workman. After attain,
ing his majority he removed 10 Ches
tel, and started apiace in a small way,
Mhlels oonassumed lnrge proportions,
tho speciality being the construction
OF Coris5 engines. lie also estab.
'il=hed largo WORKS ut Reading, Which
proved very successful. AS an agent
Ior the Pusey y Jones Company he sent
them number OF orders for paper
making and cotton machinery. He
WINS well and faYorably knownto many
in TINS CITY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-06

an excursion to Beverly Park, n. j. of
Wednesday, Juno Sth, on tho steamer
hichard Stockton, leaving wharf be-
low Fourth street ut $50 o. CLOCK q. m
Tickets. adults g. cts, ,chilllre II, 35 cts.
The Second Regiment band will fur
nish music for tie OCCASION.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-06

Gate CommanderIes' Ancient an4
lustrlous Order knights of Malta, W
hold joint meeting tomorrow ey6h
ing at the hail OF Brahdywine Com}
|mandery, In the Masonic Temple
which every member requested
ATTEND.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-06
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No ICiryli.ati.

WLl'.a'n Eoorlln r8llcd W the RE-
lrII ~ office to-day to say whoever
WAS upset in ierryng persons acro5 ,
the Chli7tfa"a ut flitrl street brilg
last wcoh, he WIS not ono of them u
reported lor was lie ever eng sscI ii
ferlyiHg.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-06

{ tAitDIAN SAYINGS AND LoA$
II Association. New shares now Tar
snic N ono dol!u5 e. ch This ussorlutiDn
j. IA Pr spcrOas yunIit ion and has lust
Dc clareiu dividend Of six and Il half Ecl
cent. for the pat year. Money luairl
only on first mortgages or other good Sc.
eurity. Assets ever iD,DCu.on.
New books now ready. For s!nrcs OF
further information call on
/. II. y pFfE3 ii B President,
NM. l.. HAWKINS. Secretary.
No. 7l2 MBriSst STREET.
ip-nDI.1un
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-06

Allan Cunningham. who was recently
admitted Ia the bar Is now associated
in the practise of the law with his
former preceptor, W. q. Spruance,
E5u.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-06

Fifteen persons Joined Epwort9
Z. Church on Sunday morning
two conversions took piasal
evening. Rev. MIR. Dulany
fore encouraged to renewed ei1
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-06

A dog supposed to lie mad was bot
by Mr.. Bacon. on Monroe street ear
Ninth, yesterday morning