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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

Judge Fall disposed Of the following
cases this morning:
John keogh, drunk, fined 50 or 20
days
Itubrrt Brady, drunk, g and costs.
Daniel Lalley, james Douglass, jos.
Smith for trespassng on the premis ej
OF tine Wilmington transfer Company
Fourth snd Spruce streets. The men
We're found up in the hay now They
We're euch lined :5.nd costs.
Hurry j. Whitley and aiiel Gillespie
arraigned for fast driving. They were
held IN 800 bail for trial this evening.
James O1)onnoll arraigned for
reckless drivin. and disordGrly con-
duct OH the public streets. benjamin
Newman and Robert Cummings hired
tho double team in Chester (their
home and { Il arriving III Wilmington
they met the prisoner, who requested
them to put the team up at Rilcy's
stables. He procured the team With
out authority. lie was fined $40 and
costs.
Edward McGughey, arralgned for
committing an assault ami battery on
his wife. The case was anlicably Set-
tied by giving a peace bond Of $500.
William Brown, colored, charged
with breaking into the stores OF John
d. Ward. a butcher shop at Fifth and
King streets, and Il. S, Il. Butler b
Son. store No. AL Market street. The
case was continued until this evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

One OF the most prosperous orders
In this State Is the Heptasophs, or $.
w. NJ. There are now eight Conclaves,
six of which are In this city, one at
Laudenberg and the other at Newark.
Washington Conclave Of this city is
one Of the most progressive in the
Jurisdiction, and has new members
coming in almost eN cry night.
The Concave has been fortunate in
securing number OF new memberS,
who are heartily engaged in the work,
and have secured large number of
new members. one or more of which
are Initiated at every meeting. On
Wednesday. July Is, the Conclaye will
give an excursion TO Cape May on the
steamer Republic, and us the tickets
are limited, and being disposed OF very
fast, those who wish TO enjoy pleas
ant day should secure them ut once.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23
I;nnrl,s IN n Ir,in-

Last night when train No. l72 OF tht
T., W. ~ Il. railroad wA4 ut Holly Oak
on its way to Philadelphia, it WA.
boarded hy gang Of tOuGhs who he
came very offensive to tho ladies' II
the car. Conductor Hazard appeared
ANA tried to make them 10 orderly buI
they Threatened him with violence
Baggage master Mack came to the
assistance of the conductor and told
tho rougEs to keep quiet.
Instead of dong this they rushed II
him, when Mr.. Mack knocked ono o
them down and caught another ant
chnkehs him. Quiet was hen restor
ed until lamokin was reached wheI
the roughs left the car. but rs they
left one OF them seized tnmber from
the water cooler and hurled it at Bag
gage master Mack, and it came ver,
near hitting him on the head.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23
In Memory of M OLA soldier.

Henry w. Johnson. who recently
died at his residence No, 1906 Madison
street, this city, was an old soldier,
and during the war served in Dea.
ware Regiment. lie was born near
Georgetown, Sussex county, and at
the time Of his death was about is
years old. After his discharge from
the army he took up his residence
hear Kirkwood, and secured position
with the PENNSYLVANIA lailroai Com.
pany, which lie held for nearly twenty
live years. He was good citizen uud
devoted christian.
An old friend writes Of him as fol-
lows:
We'll may the loved ones he ha-
left here think of his Just spirit hover
ing around with ihosc he loved here
On eurth. Rest. friend. comruic aud
brother; We will meet You, W. trus,
and walk with you beside the sill
waters, when We who still remain here
have passed through the same valley
and shadow of death
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

To attack the dragon of disease and
annihiatc him before his deadly tulonS
grow, or To allow him to attain dangerous
u aiurity aud destroy us that is the qucs-
lion pi paramount Importance TO all af-
Heed with organic ailments Among
these u sorders of the kidneys and hlhI.
der are t.lhc fatal order II unrcstr atncl
Ut tlIr outset Their growth Is rapid their
culnnhti0n dcut' l'rlghts disease. or.
binary hephritl-, diuhetrs cuturri pt the
bladder, gravel. suppression Of the secre-
/ tlON, cannot e thmprrrl with or IiSrc-
stlA"l safety. lostettcr's Stomach BIT.
tot4 Is superb acpurniivc tonic. giving
the due impulse without cNcitutlnn ia
! rhr renal organs, lcsilc- Strenyih"nn.
and rr lllMing thgm IN common with the
| tcSl ,'i ia" system. Il luiusrs too. vigul
| and regularity .utu th1 sIumGrh. bowels
| AMI liver, stcC ssiuily cuuuteracts III
lara aud rhctm tisn, and is pre- emf,
| HcIiiy h"c tonic Tor the AGED, III en-
iCrhlc ! and the cuuvalcscaut
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

Rev. J. S. Willis will give his annual
dinner to his friends at "Glendale
farm" near Magnolia. Kent County.
on Wednesday afternoon, the LIST Of
June. II will unquestionnbly be Il
and were it not quite SO lar from VIII
Inington, we would most gladly make
one of the number of attendants. We
wish MI Willis und his thousands OF
friends day OF real enjoyment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

There Is number OF vacant lots
In this city, that are certainly Il nut
sance. as they are tho depository for
all the dirt and filth of the neighbour
hood. There Is no doubt but many OF
them would be built upon and improv-
ed, If 1t were not for the fact that the
owners hold them ut such large prices.
There are lots in the eastern part of
the city that are held ut 560 foot, on
which the tax assessment Is very low.
1t might be well for the assessor Of
city taxes TO assess these lots at some.
thirg near the value, and there is no
doubt but the owners would get tired
OF paying the taxes. and DO glad to
sell them at prices on which persons
intending to build would be able to
purchase them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

NEW CASTLE, May %. - The county
convention of tho democratic party
WAS held here on Saturday afternoon.
Delegates began to arrive in the morn.
ing by carriage and trIin. No special
train was run from Wilmington b has
been usually the case. BY one o'clock,
he timu named to call the meeting,
the different hundreds were vel rep
resented. Hon. willard Hall Porter,
called the meeting to order. Henry
a. Nowlnnd was elected president and
George w. Spicer, secretary.
| 4 number of committees wero then
iappoiEted. The following committee
WAS appointed to amend the rules:
Wilmington, Patrick Neery, j. i.
+ olan John J. Kennedy; l}rinaywi Inc,
Elihu Tulley;Mill Creek. llarveyWalkei;
White Clay Creek, William l.. Wier,
!. Chfistiana, Humphrey Lynch; New
Castle, George W. Eckles; st. Georges,
John D. Armstrong; Appoqulniminli,
William A. Scott; Blackbird, George {.
!. Rothwell.Z The committee on resolu.
Itions then presented Il report making
tho change in paftyrules, called for by
the Five commissioners bill. The con,
,ventlon adjourned about $50 O'Clock.
4 Two fishermen engaged In a dispute
lat tine Jefferson III usn saturday even
lUB am 9bIuc WI llt4lii llONS Hollow
led. Friends succeetled IN separating
them before either was seriously in,
-.iured.
4 At the NJ. /. Church Yesterday
Informing, Rev. 4, Il. Martindalt
l,preached an appropriate sermon to
Harmony Castle. X. q. +. In the even
ling Rev Mr.. Martimdale preached d
STIRRING sermon to young men.
i The policemen donned their new
uniforms yesterday Tor the first time.
il A, \. Watson and wife, OF Dover,
were the guests Of L. L. Wilsua yester
day.
oscar d. Ridings, of Edmonton, y. j..
spent Sunday With his parents
!, Robert Peach and wifi, OF Whining
ton, have been visiting ii, a. Denul
ls0n.
Miss Laura Hermann has returned
To her home in Philu lelphia
Mas Lucy Wgitc went to Pittsburgh
4 To-day, 10 sbend tho summer with he
/ sister, Mrs George J, Hermann.
v W, Marvin iru7s has returned iron
r heHgu.
Miss May J0rlan is visiting friend
lln AilmlnBtun.
Rev. 4. T. Aiarttnhnle went to phila
IdeipiiA this morning To make arrange
I Imeht- lor the NJ. T.. Sunday sch0o
i ~Neursiyn.
. Mary T. Lufitin1, coIoiod, took au
i|icttet- Of administration, tlas mon
/ ing hrfpfn i,"Liztrur OOH oil the e.
tat OF .snu Augustus.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23
DIED.

GRASEi-On the 18th inst, Josiah ].
Graves. aged 90 years
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend his funeral services mt the residence
of his sun-in-lHw. J. Milton Bullock, near
thadd's Ford, to meet nj the house AT =
o'clock on sunday. without further no.
tlcc. lntcrmcnt at Center Buryiug
Ground.
GUSTUs-on May 10Th. Annie Gustus
aged ~ years
Relatives and friends are invited to AT
tend the funeral ut the resi- lcncc OF
james Thomas, No. g1l West Tenth street.
ON SUNDAY afternoon ut O'Clock. Ser
vices at the house. lntcrmCnt nj st. Pc
tcr,s Cemetery.
WGHTER-On the goth inst, John ID.
RICHTER age 10 Scurs.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully
invited to attend the funeral scrvicps at
his late residence. No s2i West seventh
street. on Monday afternoon al O'Clock.
lntrrmcnt privUtc,
JoNES-On the 18Th inst Mary. wife of
l.. w. Jones, aged ~ years.
Ii mtivcs aud friends arc respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the
| residence Of her parents, David aud An
ME McAynhcy, corner "a \ md Glayiuoni
streets OH sunday, tho 2and inst. nj
o'clock. lntcrmcnt AT Riverview Come,
terry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

On Friday afteruu95w hifn Nlr, Shcr-
her little II lEl.tcr Elsie, We're walk
Ing aluuE Delaware astn is. Il bicFci.
rider without an y waning by his boil
or otherwise, rau into Ia" eitild. knock.
Ing her To- the pavement ami lmluring
her severely. Without waiting 10 So
how lady he lui injured the Child he
mounted Ills bicycle auD fzfte rHiHdly
out the aEeniF lHerliId i -tifl sut-
fering from the injuries received
through the carrlcasnas- oil the bicy.
Gle rider
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

4 son Of Michael Sherry, ex,pollce
officer calIedat the RErUmIcAS office
this morning To deny the report that
his Inther, feeblG-uliHded through old
agr, had been turned adrift 10y his
children to shift for himself and wan.
der through the fields.
MIR. Sherry says that the time his
father was reported wandering in tile
fields he WIS with his daughter in
Plllhdelphiu lie sometimes visits his
suns, aud lac Is welcome to remain as
long rs lie desirhs. Mr. Sherry saya
there Is no ground for tho attack and
besides ii is not truthful.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

Roya, j. 3. Quigg president, NJ. L.
Bowman secretary, UoGbins, Terry,
Vim. l.. White, Hubbard, kersluw,
otis, Simms Wuldcll, rOmkinson,
Short. SdnderSon, Woods. Moore, ct
al. met al h42 Market street this fore.
noon and several spoke OF their rcli.
glJus work,
The JAPANESE students gave some
interesting remarks showing their i'll.
trreat in missionary labor III their nu.
country. \ discussion ensucd on
the pronunciation II names. Rev. T.
| J.. 1cIry spoke on the subject oil
Teaching les Alfred L. Scott
i pronounced the LeHedirtIon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23
Restriction on Hours of Labor.

The Massachusetts, House of Dele
gates has pissed the Senate bill liking
the hours of labor of minors and wo.
men employed IN manufacturing and
mechanical establishments at IS hours
per week. at WIS great day." says
the Boston Herald. for the friends Of
labor, and every representative from
such manufacturing cities as Lowell.
Lawrence, Worcester, Fall River Lynn
and from several towns as well had
something to say on the bill" An
amendment to extend the provisions
of the bill to mercantile establish
ments was defeated
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

Rev. T. E. Terry, pastor, preached IL
st. Paufs Church on Sunday evening
to good sized audience, notwlth
standing the rain storm. 1.-THE gift oil
God is eternal life," was his text. The
problem of life has been the mystery
Tor all time. Mans best endeayori
have left him still In the dark.
Tho best he can do is to organize
and his dolngs with electricity anC
other mechanical constructive inven
tive and associated progress show tina
in this respect he is wonderful.
Nature, revelation and science al
agree in tracing the origin of life bacl
| into the unseen.
The speaker hero elaborated with IL
lustrationS from various natural life
The chemist and natural scientist fins
life hidden in the unseen, The evolu
ton theory was stated without specla
approval
The Bible informs us that God has
and gives immortality. He is tn,
source of all living. Angels get the.
life from hlIr. All life. animal an,
vegetable, comes from Him. Atheist:
can only say all life comes from som
source to them secret. Eyerythin!
| lives by the grace of God. II is Coo
breathing Himself into things outsid
of Himself.
The life named In the text is no
simple existence. What eternal lif
Is tho speaker deemed himself unabl
to tell. What makes sin 80 terribl,
Is that its penalties are suffered by al
immortal being. Eternal life is tn
opposite OF that condition which
soul experiences on finding that 9TH
wages Of sin is death" "..
|
There Is no blessing that comes {,
us except as the result OF somebody
suffering. The preacher here gave hi
patriotic Impressions on visiting Bun
ker Hill and also Gettysburg wher
thousands of graves of men are II
such proximity us the pews of a churcl
and noticed what this country ha,
cost In life, and suffering that eacl
person may enjoy the rights and pIivl
legeS OF citizenship.
From this he proceeded to wha
eternal life has cost by the gift of tn
Son of God and went into the work 0
salvation and redemption at large
citing John If: 10. TO gain this eter
nal life requires an acceptance o
Jesus Christ as the Son OF God ant
our Saviour and theuceforth living al
experimental christian lie througl
The agency OF tho Holy Ghost. Jesu
is the worlds only hope.
The gift of God is not promised any
other way. Jesus Is also the onl,
hope against the evil inclinations 0
the heart that lead to sin. 1t Is possibl
for u man TO live every day cousciou
of his acceptance with God. Eterna
lifo is too great for us TO comprehend
Mans Immortality is the reason O
God $ great and wonderful interest ii
him in tie gift of His Son to die TO
him and redeem him to God.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

IU ITI'- TIT WUIIV8III'
Sir: In your report OF the proceed
inGs of the First District Republican
Committee meeting last night, n so.
BS0 Market street. You uaHrl tiiiliI,
Gould and l;ettew as being pleacnN,
and further on yoH said That IL part OF
the candidates Tor sheriff had paid
their assessments and IL pas hul not
Now tho natural conclusion is tlut
those not named had no pad lwi4h
1t understood that / wa present and
the treas rer received III as,-c7smeul
and reeeil'ed for the sara. ann iii
the igAt to stay Yours W. J, LtNK.
Wilmington. May Il. l,A2.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

Judge Cullen was the only Judge
present at this mornings session OF
court, and as it was understood that
Judge Houston was in Sussex county,
at the bedside of his brother. who is
very sick, and would not DO present
until this afternoon, court was adj
Burns, charged with barn burning. was
IL will he taken up. His counsel, ii. II.
Ward has every hope of clearing him
from this serious charge, as he does
not think the evidence for the State is
sufficient to convict him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

E1ion NJ. Il. Church congregation
had a great pcnnYweigAt rally yester
day, Each member WAS requested tC
contribute Il penny for every pouml
they weighed, Rev. b. r. QuenleY, oi
Chcstertuwn, Md. preached in tn,
morning and afternoon, and Rev. Dr
l,iddick gave a practical tulk in tn,
evening. Tho church was crowded al
day.and SSSG.a0 We're contributed. .ILli
shows that during he day there wert
10 tons, 500 pounds of human flesh
Present that is if each person con
tributed as requested.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23
Nest Years Appropriations,

Next Thursday evening the City
Council will consider tie first reading
Of an ordinance providing for ne&l
years appropriations, and the ortli
nance VIII ne passed tho FIRST meeting
in juno Mcmhers of council say thai
Il Nas no oversight that the ordinance
was not introduced last Thursday
II light, but il was not introduced be
cause the iuw WIS 50 changed as Il
npie II impossible to comply til,
provielOE, OF the charter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

yoHuG man named Samuel Miller
was seiznd with 4 tanning spell at the
corner Of tlth and Iutnull streets, on
frplHE evening, and in falling threw
out lis lelt laHl to save himself, when
il came IN contact with broken bot
tie, SrYering three of tine arteries at
the wrist. The arteries were taken up
~ IN, Patterson after which he was
sent to the homeopathic hospital for
treatment. lie VIA able. however, tn
return home and lie on the streets t..
tluV
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

sell good footwear for less money
than many stores Is ensily told. The
best buying and selling advantages
make ii easy for us to give low prices.
We are talking about the right kind of
shoes of course, good leather, right
ehocmnking The very cheap trashy
kind is not exnctly in our line; no need
for us 10 buy OF sell it when we can
handle reliable goods as cheap as the
commoncr grades are sold for ut some
stores. Perhaps low prices for good
shoe leather may Interest you; we have
both. Formun's, No. 10 East Fourth
street between Market and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

For the purrosr of giving all who
wish to become members Of the An
cient and lllus tiious order OF the
knights of Malta IL chance. the chur
trrs of the two ol,i Communicates
kndosh No, %, and Brandywine No
81, have Leeil re.oprncd and those who
wish eau join for six dollars This i,
an exclusively Protestant order ant
numbers about s60 members IN thu.
! citf. IL pays - a week sick benefits
and the dues are but 30 cents Il month
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23
- . ~
Relief iuuuIlnspI

On Saturday afternoon the sabsrrip.
tipns fuI Llr Russian iietief Fund
closed at h. First National Bank Thu
fund reached SIS II, and would have
heeu much larger lad not Il number oil
citizens subscribed Trough the nhil
Hlelpnia ageury.tefOre subscription
was started here. The fund will bt
Immediately forwarded to the Russian
Relief society in Philadelphia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

a rather goof.Iookins man stopped
Mss Finn, residing ut No. $40 W.
Ninth street his morning, and asked
her Where a certain person resided, and
on her answering that sllo did not
know anyone by that hame the lrltow
grabbed hrr pocket hook, containing
10, and ran down the street, making
histi-cape. detective HattOn 10 look
Ing tha laattnr up.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

on Saturday evening last, MIR and
Mis- L. u, Drunnund, SO Bennett
street celebrated the !ilh anniversary
oil tllen marriage, u large number of
guests being present After refresh
ments, the guests departed at sea,
llrumhtOUd many more YEAR of con
nlhI.l lllnnifInss.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

O'Clock

AZ tin EgrgnMcAS oliee to-day, in tho
sAt0!t:
IL Delrei: l. O'clock: 2o'cl0ck
o. CO Is
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

G., A. r. At $3.50,
$40, Sl2..
SUITS 50and $13,
color guar
anteed in every one of
them, and two sets of
buttons, the regulation
G. A. r. and black
buttons for regular wear
without extra charge.
White Vests with
changeable buttons for
rs cents and 81. The
$3.50 and Sl3 suits
are our own make, and
the same goods we have
made up for many sea-
sons, being the best
wearing and looking
flannel and cloth we
know of-bear in mind,
we guarantee that none
of the blue suits we sell
will fade no matter what
price and this with the
low prices makes them
as cheap as any in the
market. "
JAS L. MULLIN & Son,
Tailors, 9th & Market,
ClothiarS Wiiminrtnn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23


SAN FRANcIsco, Cal, May 21.-Among
the passengers on the Oceanic, which
arrived to-day from the East, were
Lieutenant Hetherington and his wife.
1t was Hetherington who caused such
Il social sensation in February last
when he shot and killed Cover 4 ooin-
son, who had been over-attentlve to
Mrs Hetherington.
A BOYCOTT on ABoAT.
Lieutenant Hetherinstou and his
wife were about the only people on
the steamer who did not enjoy tho
voyage. The ladies' ostraclzed the
wife, and gentlemen barely tolerated
the presence of lIctheriugton. The
trip must have boon very uncomfort-
able one for both parties.
THE LIEUTENANT SHOWS HIS IRE.
! When the ship locked the Lieuten-
ant was evidently wild with rage. If
any of the crew addressed him or pas
senger bumped against him in hurry
of getting ashore, he cursed and swore
in violent manner, regardless OF the
presence OF ladies'.
On the dock several people went up
to lletheringtUn and offered him as
sistance, but was met with mind
your own id business, uttered in an
angry tone.
| -- HE LOOKS LIKE A FARMER.
Hetherington is tall, squarely built
man, and looks more like farmer
than naval officer as his hair and
whiskers are very red and his face was
of burning Moscow" complexion.
WHAT THE 1Apy rooKsItyr
NJ. Ir.1..a,..,.t.,
orn hait,ht nrd is nrctfv oPtar n All
fashion. Her face is weak, and hel
general Appearance leaves an impress
sion that she has little force Of charac
ter.
She was dressed in o suit OF navy
blue ana wore a small straw hat. Hell
hair is of IA pretty shade of gold-brown
and her ewes of blue aro large and lus
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23
Church Notes,

The Free Methodists held large
meeting on Sunday In the tabernacle
on Walnut street above Eleventh.
Bethel Church is being repaired at
cost of about $1,000, and the con.
gregasion. with Rev. Jarrett Edwards.
nastor, %0fshlpped n the Institute
basement nal! pesterday. y
The Choral and Literary Society Of
St. Andrews Church will hold spe.
cial meeting Wednesday night. On
Friday evening the Friendly Societf
will hold its closing exercises, thai
being the last meeting until fall. The
Junior Auxiliary will hold its closing
exercises on Saturday afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

For pleasant and profitable even.
ing's entertainment. attend tho lecture
and magic lantern exhibition by the
native Japanese ministers this even.
ing, in Wesler NJ. L Church, corner
sion 10 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

Reports.Il reference IL the effect o.
the late hail storm ON the frult ant
grain crops al IT, I,ltEsua nrt
greatly eSdgEerate NIstel ifHtI
Tor grain have been in4Wp3#iu Zen
" Sussex counties,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23
N.Y.Clothing House
WILMINGToS. Monday. May 23. 1892
MEETINGS FOR THIS EVENING.

Delaware lodge. |. o. O. r. .5-"
Mlnqua Tribe. !, o. OF X. NJ.
Cllristnna Lodge, |. q. o. +.
knightsof Pythias Hall Co.
CARRIED Camp. Sons Of Veterans.
Delaware Lodge. Shield Of Honor.
Apollo Castle. Knights Golden Eagle,
Delaware tOnclave, lIeptnsophs. $. w. NJ
Washington Lodge. Knights Of lythias
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

Tomorrow promises TO be fair
and rather Mariner Wednesday fair
with a slight rise OF tempeutHre, fol-
lowed rs rain III the western anli lake
buIlpr mn districts ...
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

Ut FINlNlf
Has moved II SIS West street,

W. j Lank went to Ne~t.ra ,u.s
morning to sound tho estIZ2us ~ -
gard to then preference Tor tins uouII.
NEE for sAoIlI