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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25
FOURTH EDITION


A very pretty wedding took place
Wednesday evening, at tho homo of
Mr.and Mrs. Elias A. Jeffers In Brandy
wine Hundred, the contracting par
ties being their daughter, Emma May,
and Christian A, Stuck. Tho ceremony
was performed by the Rev j. Edgar
Franklin, pastor of Eastlake PresDy-
terrain Church The bride was prettiiy
dressed in white Bedford Cord, trim
med with lace and ribbon. fhe bridal
party entered the parlors to the strains
OF MendolSsohnS wedding march as
played on the organ by Miss Name
Runner.
Emma Barney and Charlie Stab held
the ribbon through which the bridal
Miss Alice Chadwick and Miss Addte
McClay. Mr.. Parker Jetferls and Mr..
George Barney were groomsmen
Miss Lizzie Stab, Misses Florence and
Julia Barney were he brides attend
ants. MIR. George Barney and Mr..
George Jefferis acted as ushers. Tho
ceremony was followed by reception,
Among those present We're Mr.. and
Mrs. Elias A. Jefferls, Mr.. and Mrs
George Stab, Mr.. Parker JeiIeris, Sr.,
Miss Lizzie Stab, Charlie and George
Stab Mr.. Jellieris, Mrs. Stuck. Mr..
and Mrs. Runer, Mr.. and Mrs Barney
Mr.. Charles Runner. Miss Min,
ME Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs. liannar
Garfield and Elsie Bannar, Mr. George,
William and Frank Barney, Misses
Florie, Julia and Emma Burney, Mr.
and Mrs. Chadwick, Mr.. Sam.
uel and Robert Chadwick
Miss Hartlove. Mr.. and Mrs Illusions,
Mr.. and Mrs Gray, MIR. William Gray
Mr.. Philips. Miss Pierce, Mr.. Bee on
Miss Addie McNay, Mr.. and Mrs. Xel
Ter. Mrs. Getger and daughter of Phla
delphia. Misses Fannie. Eiln and Sid
ney Rose OF Chester, Mr. Thomas Nc.
Cullen, Miss Addio Bartram, Mr.
Miller Speakman Miss Lena McCullen
of Marshalton. The presents were nu-
mcrous and valuable.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25
NEXT ATTORNEY GENERAL.


Strong Recommendations for his Ap.
Pointment for Attorney General by
Governor Reynolds.
II being known that Governor Rey.
nolds would visit Wilmington to-day
on some business connected with his
Office. Lewis It. Vanderbilt. Esq, pre-.
vailed upon him to stop at the Central
and allow him the privilege OF pre-
senting to him a number of his friends
who would recommend him personally
for the appointment as Attorney Gen
eral.
The Governor consenting, n large
delegation consisting of about 100
representative Democrats called upon
him at ll.30 a. M, at the hotel named.
Amongst those present were: EX-
Speaker of the Senate, DR.. b. l.. Levi
OF Harrington. Thomas NJ Ogle,
Thomas Toy, w. L. Wier, Jos. p. Chan.
dler, ID. X. Donaldson, L. c. Frame. Jr.,
7. +. Dilworth, Abram Palmer, L. c..
Egee, Horace Johnson, S. s. Adams,
DIR. j. NJ. 9. Cardela, Geo. Mcintyre.
j. w. Cooch, Samuel Nj. DUnnell, VIM.
Cooch, George q. Kerr, L. X. Cochran,
j.. II. Cochran, DR., William II. Smith.
Thomas Davis, DR. j, II. Morgan, Col
lector Barlow, Jnmes Ii. Shallcross
Jaeob Deakyne, James Garman, Jas. w
Ware, J. l.. Malone. Richard II. Greer,
Samuel Murphy, George l. Finck, 4.
Il. Kane. William AlcAIenamin, Ber-
Bertolette, DIR. J. Z. Fahcy, Thomas i.
Lalley, Robert Cottlngham, John W.
lawson, George G. Rothwell. O. j.
Hession, J. w. Price, W. p. Monaghan
james NJ. Griffin, Daniel W
Lynch, p Mulligan, John j. CASH
! dy. James Monaghan, Eugene Sayers
| NJ. j. Sharkey, Frank Phalen, Peter J.
Ford, Dr. Geo. A. Steinicken, DIR. z. w.
Tomlinson, A. j. HaIt, James O'Don.
nell, Michael Reilly, John +. Dolan.
Isaac N. Grub. A. l.. Elia5on, u. A
Dennis. Harry smith, Thomas Reardou
Daniel McKenney. Detective Bernard
| McNey, Dir. Joseph =. Pyle, Frank Il
i Smith, ii, +. Lanan, John X. Bradford
| When Governor Reynolds arrived ht
was u-lIered into the parlors OF the
hotel, where ten persons We're admit
mitteu at time and introduced ia
him. Brief addresses We're here made
eulogistic Of Mr.. N;.ndegrft by james
Ware. who was made chairman of the
meeting, 4. II. Cochran, John X. Brad
ford, Jacob Deakyne. John W. Lawson
and Dr.J. T.. Morgan.
Afterwards the Governor was givei
a seat in the reading room Of the no
tel, whore the largest part OF tn
crowd was gathered, and eulogistic
speeches We're made by William Nc
ileua min. IL. l.. Lanan, Frank E.Smith
Peter }. Ford, George u Kerr, Samue
NJ ponuell, William IL. Smith, L. i
Kane, Thomas 7. Diiworth, James II
Shallcross, c. Nj Newlin, J.M.Grillin
Joseph Z. Chandler, james Murray
Thomas Toy, Isaac y. Grub, Abran
Palmer, NJ. j. Lanan, David Hughes
George McIntiro, Daniel W. Lynch ant
others. Governor Reynolds gave al
attentive hearing to all that was sui,
and promised to give tho matter care
tuI and full consideration. About
O'Clock the meeting adjourned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

Miss Mattie Watson and Mr.. John
A. Thomson gave an evening soaiablo
at HI ", 18th street last evening.
Games, dancing, music We're indulgcd
In, and refreshments We're in ablnd-
lnCe. Among those present were:
Miss Matte Watson, Miss Mary Wat
son. Miss Edith Watson Mr. and Mrs.
Watson, Mrs. Lang and Miss Reba
Reign, Miss Katie Pyle, Miss Hattie
Reign and Miss 8luneLo Higgins Of
Pennsar1Ke, y. j., liessic Warplr, Suo
thlpin Miss Lang, Miss heba IacSry,
Miss Emma Lynn, Katie Tartan, Miss
Maggie Clark of Philadelphia, Mrs.
liackett, Miss Hackctt John 4. Tlom-
son Walter Cloud RUlnrt JamisOn,
Mm, tohb. Geo. Conley, Wesley Nat
solf Frank Watson. Harry Maekey.
Edward Boise, Horace Lotlaul and
Master ElWood Buscae g1vnu very line
entertainment Oh the banjo. AMI John
\. Thomson also gave sumo very Iino
TRICKS on the mouth organ,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

Yesterday afternoon Officer Hahn ar
rested James W. Leonard OF Philadel-
phia. on IL charge OF swindling. 1t is
alleged that Leonard visited II number
of families in this city and represent
ing himself to be the agent OF large
coal firm, offered to supply them with
good coal at $3.50 per ton. to be paid
for in instal.menis. 'Fhs terms were
81 down whom the coal was ordered.
and 80 cents IL week afterwards until it
was paid for. A number of those on
whom he called, paid him the dollar
and ordered a ton. but rs it was never
delivered, had "A warrant issued for his
arrest on charge OF swindling. Tie
officers have been on the lookout foi
him for several days. and Officer Hahn
was fortunate in coming up with linn
yesterday.
/ lie was arralEned before Judge Ball
this morning, and upon his stating
thnt he was not ready for trial, the
case was continued until tomorrow
morning
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

SALISBURY, Md. March 2l-The Della
ware Methodist Episcopal Conference
(colored) opened to-day with dovo-
tiuual exercises conducted by Rev.
Noah Morris, after which ii proceeded
To Its regular work with Bishop An
drews in the chair Tho Bishop read a
letter from Bishop Vincent expressing
his regrets that no was unable to Le
present. The conference passed reSo-
luton regrettlng the illness of Bishop
Vincent, also ono welcoming Bishop
Andrews.
Tho Bishop delivered n short address
on the opening OF the business session.
DR.. ;. IL. Baldwin, of New York, re-
cording secretary Of tho Board of Mis-
sions of the Methodist Eplsc opal
Church, addressed tho conference on
the necessity of subscribing TO mis-
sionary periodicals.. Rev. w. W.
Mofiett addressed the conference on
the work of the American Bible Society
The bishop reported that there WIS
due the conference the sum of S175
dividends on account oil the Church
Book Concern, and the sum of s25
from the charter fund.
Resolutions opposing tho salo of
llQourS on the grounds of the Worlds
Fair ut Chicago and in opposition
10 Keeping it open on Sunday We're
PASSED unanimously. The presiding
elders OF Chestertown and Dover dis
tricts made their annual reports show
| ing an increase In all collections Tor
benevolent purposes.
The resolution to admit female dele
gates to the General Conference was
lost 10y a vote oi 2s to 4S. The resolu.
/ tiun which provides that tho number
of lay delegates shall in the future
equal the number of ministerial dele
gates to the General Conference was
also lost by a vote of 80 10 10.
Bishop Andrews will preach in tbs
| Opera House here Sunday morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

The resignation OF James +. Tucker,
a. warden at New Castle Jail, has been
accepted by Sheriff simmons to take
eject April L, when Mr.. Tucker will
take his place to which he has been APP
pointed on the police force. George
Simmons, the present foreman Of the
stone pile, has been appointed to I'LL
the vacancy caused by Nh. fuckers
xesignation, and will be succeeded by
John Dennison, the present night war
den. Alexander Burleigh has been mp.
pointed night warden in MIR. Denni
eon's place. Mr.. Burloigh is an old
soldier. with a war record of which he
has just cause to be proud. lie was q
1htthful and efficient police officer uu'
kier the administration of Mayor Har
kjngton, and would have been appoint
cd on the present force had ne reac heC
the new standard in heighth. While
ne was police officer he came near
y losing his life In endeavoring to quel
. negro riot at Ninth and Walnut
streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

Special Officer Hayden and Constable
Brown were notified at an early hour
yesterday morning that gang of
tramps were locked in box car at
the East Junction OF the Il ~ O railroad.
They went to the place, ana arrested
james Burns, Louis Rooms, William
Hamilton, Patrick &. Grady. Charles
Sommers, James Mckenzie, Isaac
Campbell, William Murray. Edward
Rodgers, and James Lynch, white. and
John Jackson and William Ross. color
ed. They were arraigned before Squire
Sa-se and sentenced to 30 days each
on the stone pile. This is the second
or third latch of trumps that have
tceu brought here In this manner. 1t
Scent to be the practice to allow the
cars to remain open in Baltimore, I'm.
til one or more of them is filed with
tramrs, when the door Is locked and
thov arc brought to this city and
turned over to tho authorities here,
To be sout to New Castle and support
ed for 30 or go days at the expense of
the tax payers. The expense for this
gang Will not he less than SIS for
their keep. to say nothing of the
squire and constabla'5 fees.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25
A FrnternaI Visit.

Last evening WITS the regular meet
ing night of kadosh Commaidery, An
Gent and Illustriou- Order Knights Of
Malta, and they were visited 10y the
members Of Brandywine Cummandrry
No. 81, OF this city. The large room
III odd Fellows Hail, occupied by Ia.
doSh COmmandery aS a meeting roOm
WAS lillud, and most interesting
meeting wus held. Speeches were
made by Deputy supreme Com
mpndnl Keenan,, Sir Commander
Moses b. ltullork Of Brandywiue Com
maudery and number Of others. Next
Wednesday night kadu5h Commands
cry will visit Golden Cute, and a good
time is expected These fraterunl
gatherings serve 10 draw closer and
more firmly cement the bonds OF
Christian hnightLOOd which uuitcS the
MENTORS Of this order III a grand
brotherhood.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25
CITY Council Meeting.

The regular weekly meeting OF the
City Council was held last evening and
in the absence of President Benson, un-
avoidably detained, Mr.. Magee occu-
pied the chair on motion OF MIR. Col
ton.
Mr., Cotton, from tho Finance Com.
mittee reported the interest list of
Sl3 SOLID and sinking fund loan of
5000 due April /. and orders were
drawn for the amount; 81, 45I63 is
taken from tho special fund, and the
balance from the sinking fund appro-
priation to pay the loan and interest.
Tho city treasurer reported the bal.
anCe in Union National Bunk to cur,
rent expenses to lie $50, 1853; special
fund, S4454 "; to cdrrhut expenses in
each of the four dep Jsitory banks,
$3.50; received of ity Auditor Blllany,
Sa9ii Water commissioners, $1,000;
Edmund Mitchell, Jr,, collector, $3.50
John J. Mcaley, collector. $3.50.
\ communication was received from
the Street and Sewer Department re-
qUeslinE Council appropriate money
Tor opening Eleventh street from Mad
son TO Adams and Monroe street to
junction with Eleventh street.
On motion OF Mr. McKelvey. amend
ed by MIR. Murray the matter was re
ferred to the Law and Finance com
mittees jointly, and the street ant
Sewer department was requested t,
furnish the committee whitman estimuL
OF the cost.
The chair announced the reception
from Mayor Wiley OF the ordinance
permitting the borrowing of $500, 90
for street improvements With his sig
nature and declared the same law
Council then adjourned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

Busl's, French street wharf is tbs
Dla ce to buy your coal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25
Artesian Wells.

The Wilmington Dental Com pany
intend 10 supply their factory near
Riveryiew with water from artesian
wells, one of which has already been
driven by Mr. Waterman OF iIamorton,
Pa. At the depth OF n feet vein was
struck that Yields four gallons per
minute. 1t passes through a vein of
soapstone which renders 1t very pleas
ant for drinking us we'll as culinary
purposes generally and for making
steam to drive the machinery used in
manufacturing teeth. Mr.. Waterman
is now engaged in sinking a second
we'll. which will soon be completed.
The managers are we'll pleased with
the progress that has been made by
their workmen, us the teeth now being
with tho celebrated White teeth made
in Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25
A. Butcher, Brass Sign 81 Shipley.


That inimitable and favorite Irish
comedian, Pat Rooney, will appear at
the Grand Opera House this and to-
morrow evenings, in the musical COM
edy, entitled Lord Rooney" The
comedy is all that it Processes TO be,
q melaHge Of specialities, oddities,
comedy hits and dances. 1t is not
necessary to say that Pat Rooney is
the big end Of the entertainment He
will 10 doubt make his biggest hit In
his songs, especially those in the third
act, which belong exclusively to him
and which TO artist can duplicate.
Miss Matte Rooney Will give o rendi-
tion of The Wild Man of Borneo," a
difficult musical speciality. The bal
ance oil the company is an excellent
one and the company, MS whole de-
serves good houses
Miss Julia Marowe, the talented
comedienne, will appear at the Grand
Opera House next Wednesday evening
in AS You Like IT. Sale OF seats for
the same Is now going on. The ilrss
night Miss Marlowe appeared in Phila-
delphia the box Office receipts were
$500 on Monday evening. and on Sat-
urday evening they were $685.. 90.
These figures show the popularity that
this far comedi enne las gained in a
short time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25
THIRD EDITION.


New CASTLE. Del, March 25.-The
Funeral of Capt r. II. Thompson took
place yesterday afternoon. The services
were conducted in Emmanuel Church
by Rev. p. b. LiEhtnCr. lnterment in
tho cemetery adjoining, The rall-
he arers were John Ii. Rodney, Thomas
i4iolcomb, James q. Shaw Jr. Frank
~. Pinkerton, j. Ernest Phillips and
Charles Willis.
Mrs. r.. II. Clark will remove to
philadelphia next week, her son Thos
Il Il. Clark taking the farm. William
-. Clark, secretary of the New Castle
Water and Gas Company, has been or
uefed away by his physician, and vii
ietart next week on u trip for his
henlth.
: The marriage of Miss Mary f Bacon
70 Edgar Gross will take place on
Ihursday evening, April It'll, at tb,
Ensidence of the brides mother OF
Union street
Rev. W. Allen Wise and family ar,
Waiting relatives in this city.
n y. Frank David and wife of nea
Smyrna have been visiting friends il
this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

Although this is the general moving
day, very little is going on, and 1t
presented marked contrast to simila r
days few years ago. At that time
scarcely anyone moved until the 20 of
the month, and the consequence was,
and wagons that had not been engage
cd in advance could not be had for
love or money. This year, many per-
sons took time by the forelock, anu
moved several days ago. This morn
ing there were ut least n dozen wag-
ons standing idleat Fourth and French
streets. the drivers of which were
waiting for job This is something
that has rarely, II ever before been
seen in this city on the 25th of March.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

one week ago last Monday, Sp eclal
Agent Frank Stout, of the ;. T.. &. C.,
attended n funeral at Stanton. ami in
some way SLIPPED aud fell striking
his elbow. He thought very little OF
ii ui tin rime hit ths week tho arm
commenced to pain, and thu hand
swcltei to- almost tiwee its natural
size. Mr. Stout theu consulted "A ply.
stefan who al first thought the bone
was rokrlt. but said that nothing
could be done until the swelling alat-
eli lie ordered tho arm to Ia lrpched
and HIS Lad be- effect Of renewing u
part OF lir swelling An examination
now shows ihaL tie hOh1 Is not broken
h'it Is bw!lv injured. and the pain is
stl.. very seVcro
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25
FIFTH edition.


Jno. M. Solomon has the best coal
for families.
Fine, fresh flower seeds at j. J.
Smiths, Fourth and Shipley streets.
Eighty-three names were placed
upon tho assessment lists yesterday,
divided as follows:
Try 1t, for it never disappoiLts. DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup. At all dealers.
Price % cents bottle.
John w. Reynolds. cousin OF Cover
nor Reynolds, died at FELTON,, Dol,
on Thursday evening, aged 81 years.
Misses Mary Kcer and Nellie Wheeler
gave pie party at the home of Charles
IL. Itndall, No. 5l7 East Seventh street,
on Wednesday evening.
Harrison Street NJ. i. Church will
give receipt on TO its new pastor, the
Rev. Il. B. Short. this evening at o.
clock.
The Portland Paving Company of
this city is laying the concrete II, ors
for tho Jewish Foster Homo at German
town, PA.
Miss Agncss Scott, OF Greenvile. N.
j., Is visiting relatives In our city.
Miss Scott is looking we'll and enjoys
the many advantages of this world
Mr.. John G. Clark will remove to No.
DIG Market street to-day. where he will
be pleased to look after the real estate
wants of the public.
Tho DUPONT Company will erect
four story hotel and n sea-wall on the
property recently purchased by them
at PennsErove.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad Ia
reported to have purchased the Fenton
farm at Fennsgrove for $4,000 for o
terminal.
Horace II, Wilson's estate footed up
the neat sum of $4,000, which he lert
to his widow.
The Presbytery of New Castle will
meet in the MuUoliin Presbyterian
Church, Princess Anne, on Tuesday,
| April 10.
Evan G. Boyd, late captain of Com
pany ii. of New Castle, has been APP
pointed a member OF Governor Roy
nolds' staff, vico Colonel Hiram II.
Borie, resigned.
| Tho schooner, Bertram i. Townsend
of Milford, of which John p. Stew
ard is part owner, foundered at
sea, when the crew wero taken of by
the British ship. Jennie Darrell, and
sent to Fortress Monroe.
lirst ward, 3; Second, a. Third, 4;
Fourth, s; Fifth, %; Sixth, 8; Seventh,
s; Eighth, II; Ninth, 8: Tenth, 4:
Twelfth Z; White Clay Creek hundred,
4; st. Geoagos, II; total, 50.
The Fire Committee of City Council
( has in hand several designs for iire
mons badges, from which the officials
OF the Fire Department will DO allow
ed 10 select as soon as tho appropri-
atoms Tor next year are made.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

] NJ Nlathcr & Company. or this
city. agents Tor the companies have
srttleil IA full with tins knights OF
PrLhtas, 5Isprp and Apollo Castle. No
:, KuiEh's OF the Golden Eagle, SEQ
hrIug the amount Of their INSURANCE
with companies repre- -entel by Muthel
y Company. IIeiu Frumpf action
-hu lid DO Il hint Il SOME of the other
orieEs. wtra-u property was DESTROYED
by the tire, to place their policies here
ai'crs vi, 70 tlp're Will MOI he as m8e il
red tHpe rs slne o. them had tu con.
tgl4 with.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25
Great Record for Third street nridc

Yesterday completed the first year
of Amos A. EHstburn's superintcnden-
cy Of Third street bridge In refer
ring 10 tine record Mr.. Enstburn in
formed u representative OF the RErrp-
LICAS that OH Wednesday, which was a
dull, cloudy day, not less than 1000
teams crossed the bridge and from >
to II O'Clock 24s0 persons passed over
or making 5000 persons for the whole
dav.
The average rate of travel par day
over The bridge could not be less than
200, not including funerals or VIII
mington Fair tenders. During tho
year The bridge has only been out Of
service 10 hours, and no boats have
struck the bridge nor have there &C.
CURED accidents OF any kind. In ono
half day lie turned thu bridge of 70
times during the truck season, and
turned it off on an average during
tho year - times per day, or 2f,375
times during the year, This is a great
record mud speaks volumes in favor of
n careful and co mpeteHt 5IPerintend.
ant
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

making and keeping our trade in foot
ware by selling only what we know to
be reliable goods, and we are getting
right down to bottom prices or We
wouldn't have had that generous in.
cacase III trade We have hail so far TIL q
season. We have the right kind of
shoes fer wear and the style of prices
that saves money on shoe bills every
time: just keep that little fact in
mind, and when you want your shoe
dollar to do Its lest buying come and
see US Forman's, No. 10 East 4th
steet, between Market and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

IIEON RENT Room for storage. Apply
Il III No. 5lO VI ashtllgton street Tor
particulars. Inr.5-2tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

The following transfers Of real cs
tate were recorded at the Engineering
and Surveying department yesterday
Patrick Ryan TO Thomas A. MurpAv
house and lot west side OF Lombard
Street north OF McGaulley Street, lui
2Sxj9 feet.
Benton Duff and others to Iahu r.
Mari, house and lot soI'A side al
Second Street between kuE an,
French Streets, lot l6a3l X>h
Artisans Savings HHul. to james Is
Davidson house and lot north side y
Beech Street between Mar luut ave
nue. ana Van Buren, Streef, lot lfsti' A.
Abraham fisherman 10 lFctcJi.I
Schmid house and lot north side al
Front Street between Harrison am
Franklin Streets lot 75NIi
Lindley c keHt ta-anlrese J. tfay IT
house and lot east sid, OF Harrison
Street south Vi Sl.AacrUs5 Ayen4e, 10
R09Nl0l.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

Father Birmingham, OF st. Paurs
Catholic Church Fourth and Jackson
streets, Is lying quite i'll ut tho paro-
chial residence, and is attended by Dr.
Fancy.
John Grubb tho builder and contrac-
tor, of East Seventh street, whose Seri-
Gus illness was mentioned few days
since, Is SOME what improved, and
hopes are now entertained OF his re-
cONery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

The following cases were disposed
of by Judge Bull this morning:
John l., >, Clark WAS fined S3 and
costs, with he Alternative OF so days
on the stone pile for drunkenness
Philip Dunohuo aud Cornelius
Lyons were also adiudSed guilty of
drunkenness ind sentenced to pay a
fine of ~ and costs each, or put in 10
days breaking stone.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

w ANTED-By n young man, ID years
w old. II position as boOkkeeper. Grad.
uatcd at the " WILMINGTON Commercial
College. Address Graduate" this office
m2h-ati
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

A gentlemen residing in Chester
County, Pa, lost his pocket-book in
our cityon the 18th or 18th inst, con-
timing some money and several notes
and receipts. The Hinder will lie given
the name OF tho owner who is willing
to pay liberal reward on culiing ut
this Office