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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-19

The best thing to send to
your friends abroad is King
Bros Illustrated Souvenir
of Hawaii, which is gotten
up Tor the purpose and is
not an advertisement.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-19
E. J. MORGAN,
CARPENTER mi & BUILDER.
Jobbing promptly attended to.
81 Bereiania ST. ~asapar Bell Tsle. 28O.
45l 3m+
FOR SALE!

A SPRINGFIELD 3O-Light Gas Ma
N chine in complete working order
and guaranteed. win be sold upon
favorable terms TO the purchaser. Also
a few Handsome Fixtures. Apply to
JOHN PHILLIPS,
800 If King street.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-19

Messrs. King Bros. are
showing IA fine line of Bam-
boo and other style ParlOr
Easels, Wall Brackets and
Window COrnices at prices
TO meet the times.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-20

Wilmington never owned or was in
llicted with a more expensive arrange
ment titan tho patrol wagon. Every
month there are little bills presented
to council for almost as much as u
new wagon should cost, Not long
ago il was set OF new wheels, and
last night bills for repairs were pro-
scented amounting to s5l.26. There IL
certainly something wrong about this
busluess,Gs patrol wagon should not
cost rs much To runitas IA locomotive.
Tie pDliCe commission now want
another pair OF hor rs for this eXpen.
siVe institution, and it really scens ai
though 1t would bel matter oil eeono.
my Tor the tax payers To get rid OF
| the entire arrangement, and let TIA,
officers take their prisoners to the hall
] the sumo rs they did for years. The
| REfU BTICAN favored the establishment
of a patrol wagon. but had no idea
that it would cost the tax payers abouI
200 to $3.50 per month, which Is con
| siderably more than the same service
costs in Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-20
Escaped with a slight sentence.

This mornings session of court
convened at 10 o'clock With Judges
Houston and Cullen ON the bench.
Martha Blizzard alias Davis. con
victrd on charge of harbOrlng q Ge-
male child under ID years ot age, for
immOra, purposes, wis brought into
court She was sentenced to pay tho
costs of prosecGtiun,a fine of $500, and
be imprisoned two months.
This Is certainly u very light SER
tenCe for an nlirnlc of this nature, and
it is no doubt tlUe TO the efforts OF her
counsel, Frank d. Carpenter that She
escaped 50 easily. Mr. CARPENTER
fought the case inch by inch. and his
Argument 10 the jury yesterday after
noon WAS not only eloquent and inn
presslye but as the sentence shows.
had 1T influence with the court In
the conducting of this case MIR car.
| penter has proved himself one of the
| brightest young attorneys of the New
| Castle county bar.
| Thomas Davis presented petition
To set aside the Sherifls sale of the
hutel property of Elan and Hester
Paige, at Port Penn. on account of the
price being far below the value. Tx
matter was held under adyiscment.
After transarting other minor bust
ness court took II recess until this al,
ternoun
All the criminal cases with the ex
eeptiun OF the alleged murderers al
| Delaware city, have been disposed of
This case will De taken up next Mon
day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-20

The Wilmington Coal Gus Company.
has purchased the property, No. scr
Market street, running through to
Shipley street, for :l3,0O0. The place
hats lately been occupied by Isaac A.
Fighter and used as a cigar store.
The company has sold the property at
the northeast corner of Third and
Shipley streets, in which 1t had its of.
flee for the last twenty Years, TO
Joseph l., Carpenter, Jr for 5000,
HE newly purchased property il
Is feet front on Market street, and
has IA depth Of III feet. Baker n bal.
lett of Philadelphia, are preparing
plans and specifications for putting III
a new front and rem odGliHg the build
| ing, which will be three stories high
| Work will lie commenced on the buiid.
Ing us soon as possession can ho oh
tanned. Thus, one by one the old
dwelling houses on Market street arr
being succeeded by business house.
on the main business thuroughtHre o
| Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-20
THIRD EDITION.


NEW CASTLE, May 20.-City Council
held special meeting last evening
for the purpose of discussing the adj
Visibility of an appropriation to the
new engine house. No conclusion
was reached and the matter is still
held under consideration.
James L. Booth the local crack
cyclist will participate in the Warren
Athletic Club race on Saturday. Mr..
Booth claims to make tho run between
here and Wilmington in thirty six
minutes.
The fishermen had another set back
yesterday. The river became so roug h
that they had to bring their nets
ashore. They are having "tishermeu's
luck" this year.
Work on tho culvert on Harmony
street was resumed this morning. The
culvert will lie arched over and Will
not cause as much trouble in the fu-
ture.
Harmony Castle. X. G. E., of this
city, will attend the NJ. K. Church in a
body on Sunday morning next. Rev.
Il. E. Martindale will preach special
sermon to the order.
J. Canus White has accepted posi-.
ton in u printing Office in Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. Catherine Hutchinson of Town.
send, Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. ID
Il. Jones. .
Mrs. Oscar d. Rulings of Clementon,
N. j.. is the guest OF John Ridings on
Pearl street.
Miss Lily Shaw has returned from a
visit to Philadelphia.
A new picket fence will shortly be
placed around the cemetery OF ST
Peters r. G. Church.
The petition placed in Thos, Frazer:
store Tor newspaper. has not me
with much approval.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-20

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company announce the following
changes in its time table to take effect
May 30 East-bound new fast express
train for Philadelphia will leave Della
ware avenue station at 1875 q. IN. on
week days. The $50 n. nj. express for
Philadelphia is changed to S.4l u. m.
On Sunday it will leave at S.53 u. m.
The ~ q. IN. train is new last OK
press for New York. The 9,05 a. m. ac-
commodation, Sunday only, is chang
cd to 9.l0 u. M. the 10 n. m. Philadel-
phia accommodation to 1886 a. IN. !;
the $50 p. III. Philadelphia accomno-
dalton to S25 p. m. the 1885 p. III OK
press for Philadelphia to II p. N. West
bound.
The Baltimore accommodation 2.55
p. M, is changed to sos D. m. A new
express train for Baltimore and Wash
ingtOn will leave Delaware avenue
station daily ut 9.2l p. m. This train
| is through express from New York
| daily except Sunday, and from Phil
adephia daily. 1t will get connection
from tho evening express from Allan
| tie city. The trains from Market
street for Landenberg branch will
leave: week Days at 6 50 IA. M, 1880 II.
M; 2.55 p. m and 3 y. m; on Sundays
0,35 Il. m, 2.55 y. III. and 5 p. III. The
III u, IN. express Tor Philadelphia and
the 1905 u III. express for Newark,
| baltimore and Washington have been
discontinued. With the exception OF
the changes noted the schedule will
remain Us at present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-20

Joseph G. Taylor, II ont and jackson
streets, has very large collection of
old books, papers, deeds and other old
documents. which have now becom o
valuable and interesting to peruse.
From his antiquities Mr.. Taylor
brought to tho REPUBLICAN Office this
morning a couple OF these old inter
cstlng relics. One was IA small book
entitled "Divine Songs" attempted in
easy language for the use OF children,
by Isaac Watts, printed in London in
iTW.
The songs are very crude, original
productions, such as: Let dogs delight
to bark and bite
Another relic was book OF letters
written by Mary Wolsteucraft while
she soi0urncG for time in Sweden,
Norway and Denmark. 1t was printed
in Wilmington in 1875 by J. Wilson
and j. Johnson and sold from the
store Of J. Wilson. Mr. Taylor com.
meneed gathering up these old book
relies in 1915, while he was II school
teacher in Delaware County Pa. The
occupation was such pleasant one t.
him that he is AS fond of 1t now in his
declining years as when he was a
young man.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-20
win Not iin>e TO Ctn,e.

Many OF the saloou-kseper5 have
bern in doubt us to thair right to keep
npen on the DAYS TINT primary elec-
lions are held, and as there, Will bc
live this year, it became a tuatLcr Of
grave concern! 81 them.
An examination OF the law relating
10 primary elections shows thus Eru'
vision in Section 20:
That the laws now i'll force. pro
hibiting the sale of Intoxicating liu
uOrs on the day IF any genera special
Ut municipal election, are hereby eX.
pected ana shull not apply to any
election contemplated by Ibis act"
Therefore the saloons can keep uprI
On the days that nomination election
are held, the same ls or any vthGr 80
eular day
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-20
y Fortunes Fast flight

The Sunday Star says A New Cas-
tie youth, who Inherited small for
tune OF $1,000 or 10000 by the death
of a relative some time ago. is having
a gay time. since he joined The sport
ing fraternity three weeks ago his
personal expenditures have amounted
to -, l09a and now he Is away 'soiuurn.
ing" with another II ,OO0 IN his pocket
Among the articles with which he has
equipped himself for the srpson are
two $40 bicycles, u S1i1dianpud ring,
eight suits OF clothes, and several 100 =
mile tickets over the different raft
10 ,l5. lie has also hired 10 M
nv II hos al one of lhG l'hln=leuf u
up"mAousrs, whore hGeau he tunnI=, ~ :
rlul evenings each week. H. is lueA
ed 10 JOIN tie benettats some ltIan
lie L month but he says he is dDtl :
IA II d to enjoy life, by iove,' I'll
then, il it costs him IL few thousand
IN ore.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-20
FIFTH EDITION.


The now building that is being
erected at Nos, 709 and III Shipley
street. by A. l.. Ainscow Il Company.
tue well.known oyster dealers, will be
a great improvement TO that street, It
will be two stories high, 81 feet front,
and 81 feet deep. The first floor will
be fitted up MS an oyster and dining
room, and the second floor as n place
where gentlemen can fake their wives
and enjoy everything in season.
This room will also be used for So
cieties who wish to entertain visitors,
and as Ainscow and Company furnish
the very best set.outs to he obtained
in this city, there is no doubt but the
place, when completed, will DO we'll
patroniaed. Tho old establishment Mt
No. 70f will lie connected with the new
building, and 1t will be the most ex-
tenslve establishment OF the kind in
this city, Although tho oyster season
is practically over. Ain5cow has sup
ply OF the lest salt oysters, which are
now in their prime, ever brought TO
this city Their supply of soft and
hard crabs is4also extensive.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-20

Arrangements for the big Methodist
"cume together" Mt the rink are rapid-
ly coming to n focus, and Ia spite of
limited time for the immense amount
of labor attached to an affair of such
magnitude, everything seems to he
moving with system and in order.
The Indications point to great at
ten anee at The opening night. May
2Srd. The First Regiment Band viii
furnish music on tins occasion and I q
Harrison Street Church choir viii
sing.
Among the other features of the enter.
tainment, Will he tine singing OF the
other church choirs: St.lohn's Epis.
copal, West and First preshyterian
Delaware Avenue Baptist, Grace, 81
| lauls, Union aud other churches not
yet positively heard from.
There will he II drlil by the Delaware
College cadets for gold medal, al
| old folks concert tn full costume, Mrs
! jGrlcy's wax works by Grace church
folks, and IA series of tableanX by tht
+ KING Daughters The fun program
Will soon be announced.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-20

The shareholders of the Granite
State provident anu Loan Association
met last evening at No. West Seventh
street, and elected tho following direo.
tors: George W. Gray, John z. Dona.
hoe, j. jerome Smith, S. W. Cam.
Charles W. Solloway, james X. Cum
mings j. Harvey Whiteman and Will
liam }. johnson.
The directors organized by electing
these officers: President, George W.
Gray; vice president John p. Donahoe;
secretary, w. V. Truxbury; treasurer.
j. Jerome Smith; attorney, j. Harvey
Whiteman; appraisal committee,
Charles W. Solloway, S. W. Cam and
William j. johnson. ....
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-20

Judge Ball disposed of tho following
cases this mornings
Harry johnson was found hoiSterOus
drunk at the corner vi Tenth an 1
Orange streets. lie was dismissed to
leave The city.
John Il. bill. charged with placing
goods on the sidewalk for safe III front
oil his place OF business. at the corner
OF Sixth and Orange Streets was al
raigned. lie was arrested by Oilicer
kDi Mari. lie was lined costs OF the
Cease.
Mary Hamilton. colored, arraigned
for committing an assault and battery
OH Edward RlngSold which consisted
OF "chopping him up with IL iuEot.
remarked the prisoner. He said Mary
had formerly lived with him as his
NOunail. lie VAS not married to her.
She was held for IL further hearing.
pending uu examination OF kinggu!a'4
wounds by the city ply stefan.
Samuel LiAon, drunk, lined s! aud
costs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-20

100 pairs little Man" V calf, spring
heel, lace and button. Regular price,
$3.50.
5Days Price, Sl.10. - .s..-
rs pairs youths and boys Ss 90. Real
calf lace and button 5 Days Price,
sl.25.
Child's high stlfrening, weak ankle
shoes, sizes, 2 to 6. Regular price.
SI.00. 5 Days Price, 70 cents.
Mems finest French calf patent leath'
er shoes, styles. Regular IS values
For Days, 81.
Mems -, Kangaroo Shoes. Lace
and CATERS. different toes Worth
"a. For 5 avs, sos.
Mems IS call shoes and SIS Russell
Leather shoes, in balls and blucher cut
For 3 Days 5l.05.
$50 pairs ladies' black gaiter tops
The Sl.00 grade 20 during this sale a
] 50 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-20

Samuel Speakman, furniture dealer
on the instalmrnt plan, No. SO and
S22 Opera House. has one of the ilnest
furniture wagons 10 he seen In the
city. The running gears are yellow
striped and tho bed brown and artis-
tically lettcred 1t was built by A. j.
Elliot, No 2l2} Market street, for the
purpose intended. to carry large loads
OF furniture, and to be convenient for
loading and unloading. Mr.. Speak.
man Is doing an immense business
and his team is kept constantly on tho
run. The people seem to have jusa
discovered the advantages TO be do.
rived from purchasing at hts store and
he and his clerks have ull they can do
to ill orders.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-20

About $50 pairs ladies' Feather
Weight" hand turned button, 4 styles,
8 widths.
Regular 90 goods. Five Days Price,
$50.
About 100 pairs ladies' fine "Alma"
kid button; Just the thing for tender
feet, styles 4 widths. ..-
Regular Price, 81 Five Days Price,
$3.50,
About 175 pairs ladies' Paris kid but
ton perfect glove fitting" goods; tip
ped and plain toes. 3styles, widths.
Regular price, 50. Days Price,
sl.S5.
About 200 pairs ladies' fine dongola
boots. styles 3 widths.
Regular $3.50 goods. Days Price,
S'.73.
800 pairs ladies' soft kid button.
styles, widths. Worth sl.75. 5Days
Price, SLIGO. .-. ....-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-20
REDUCTION SALE.

This sale will surpass in magnitude anything ever
known in this city Profits and prices will hardly be al
lowed to cut any figure in transactions during this
sale we arc satisfied to do business for fun during this
sale if we gain our end we have the desired to
properly display immense stock of low cut goods,
which have been pouring in for the past few weeks
to do this we have concluded to discontinue of
our lines of Fine High Shoes 1t is not often that you
have such chance to secure bona6do bargains this
sale offers you. Grasp the opportunity.
To be certain of getting your size-call early.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-20
African Iii hops Ordained

PniLApEsrrIA, May 10 lie three
newly-clc.t2d bishops ri the African
Methodist Episcopal Church were or
duincd this afternoon ia Bethel Church
In addition to the candidates ten
bishops OF tho church, headed by
senior Bishop u, \. Payne, Of Ohio
occupied the platform during the Ger.
chunS,
The three Dish s let, Benjamin
and lanes \. lin d d y. were !
pre- srntrl for or5ih 80 by sevtl@
| promnnntcl r+vineG T. = ,mtilg iii,
| various conferences oi thr church
most oil them from the south an,
| Southwest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-20

To attack the DRAGON Of disease and
Hunihiiatc him before his IDEALLY tHlunS
grow, or TO allow him 10 attain dangerous
, nturity and destroy us that Is thea uUs-
ton of paramount importance to ali at
tlttrl with organic ailments Among
these, d sOricrs ii the kidneys and bldl-
der ar ni:thc fatal order II unrest rBIne
~ the outset. 1heir growth is rapid. their
Culm tat on dcutn. l{rlght's disease or
diunry hcphritts, diabetes eatarrh of the
bladder, gravel, suppression of the sCCr.-
ton, cannot lie tnlmp"rri with or disrc-
! gardrl sHtuly lluSeettGr'5 Stomach Biz
tiers 4 a superb iepurhi i've tome. giving
the ne impulse, without cXcitutinu tt
the rciHil organs hesidrs Strengthening
and loE lltlHg thuulin common with til,
res ul tue system, II iulusCs too. Nig6i
Hitd rugGl LritY i1tU the stomach. bowel
and yer Surc ssluliy couuterurts IN
ur II 4 81 rlicuin ti>tn, ana IL II pro. cm
! eally noe TOME Ton t'ie ugpd, tia eI..
| .Iub 81 ana the GDnNulusrrIIt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-20

Tho AhcleHt and Illuatrious Order
kEishla=ot Malta, have determlnet to
Eiloau cXcGr7ioG this summur, and
will probably 20 to Atlantic CITY. The
three commandments number about
SO mcEIbers, and Joint committee
Inns b2cn appOinte 10 make arrange
mcntS. lie charters Of hadosh, iran
DIVINE a. Gulden Cato Commanders
les have been fo.oponed. and those who
wish to become members OF this very
excellent order, to which every protes.
tunt should belong,.can do it at the
low cost OF .6.lo
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-20
A. Intare.lin. l3ot.,rtalnment

The Fabian Society, Of Copkman NJ.
e. Church. held a very interesting en-.
tertainmenL lu5L evening maer the dl-
rection Of its leader, Miss Mary Wei.
din.
There were solos by Mis- Blauch
Cathcart. recltntioIs by Nils LIZZIE
Thompson. reudiuE 10y Miss Mary In.
gram and Il host al other interesting
exercises. The greatest features Ut the
evening, however were tho selections
read by Mss Emma Ingram. and the
cleaning Ivy Arthur Davis, botn ID
which weIe rppl1nIri.
The attend Iure WIS 3ar4e auI u fun
sum 81 nlCuuy was realized,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-20

The operation performed on Mrs.
Jones, ut the Jefferson Hospital, Phila.
delphia, on Tuesday. resulted In her
death. She was visited by her mother
Mrs. Melivuin, on Thursday morning.
when she appeared quite cheerful. and
on leaving her at noon she believed
that there WAS II reasonable hope for
her recovery. She was, therefore,
greatly surprised in short time after
her arrival home in the evening TO re-
ccive telegram, stating that her
daughter was dead. Undertaken
Palmer went to Philadelphia for the
purpose OF bringing the body to this
city, and we presume the funeral will
take place OH Sunday. She was only
- or % years OF age. Fortunately
she leaves no children.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-20

Tho base ball team of the Warren
Athletic Club will cross bnts with tie
strong st. Johns College team of An.
uapOlis. Md. at the Union street bull
grounds tomorrow afternoon. Game
called at $50 sharp.
The two clubs are about evenly
matched, and an interesting game Is
promised. All lovers OF the national
game should attend.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-20

The directors of the, Whining onCoal
GaS Company, have purchased tho
property No S17 Market street, now
kept as Il cigar store by |. A. Fighter
from Joseph L.. Carpenter. ESQ, for
$4,000. lhc property Is 49, aXll7 run
ming clear through to Shipley street.
Mr. Carpenter has purchased the old
building ot the company at Third and
Shirey streets Baker a ballet are
the architects Tor the Gas Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-20

Edwin IL Cochran. il, son OF ex.
Clerk of the leaee T. Il. CorAiau Of
Mldd WAS on motion ri IL.
Nandcgriit admitted - tie Bar at yes
terday'a session uIro 1T SIR COeh
ran is u graduate Of lle JfisGt5lty al
pennsy lsulit an stleltcl ntN III the
Office of lladtnr. aEd NauaeErut.
He passed Il ereit,at.e examination,
and viii open al ufllru 1T W. aai llar.
kat st.arC Ia Il few DAYS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-20
Mcnori.tl Day OIlltr.

I nc Han y 2.
Attention Is here " allied t. General
II Ter No senor.ai lJay May 80.
1892. we hope to see very generally
Deserved, oven toa ereatereNtent than
heretofore in Ibis depul tmcnt Ar.
Judgements in tho city Of Wilmington
haye been completed by the JOINT
memorial committee for ushort street
pugltlc, in which large turn out of
the Gland Army and other urgaiIZu.
lions Is expected. Tho department
officers AMI stall will participate in the
parade AMI report 10 tAa department
commander, mounted mud in full uni
form. Yours in +. c ~ H.,
,iEuKaI W. ssTtAnI.EY,
Department 'UtnnlndGr.
EpGNR 4. FiNLfN,
Assistant Adjntant General.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-20

A fine marc triuuEing 10 James Rat
D dye, member OF city Council from
Hlc Twelfth ward while pasfIrlhg in
p lot near Front and Union str cts on
thursday Afternoon, got into II bnr-
bed wire fence. ard cut both OF her
hnd legs very lmdly. rendering Ael
useless temporarily II tot permanent
b. Shr posse -Sed rOnsiierbis SJesi
md Mi X. valued hcr at $500 lie
was engaged in dertoruS her UP TIL
no'cluck last night
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-20
DIED.

HANNAH Philadelphia, May 10Th. Will
liam II. Hanna, aged 36 years.
TIN DALL.-In Washington. ID. c., on
Wednesday. May IL, 1892, Samuel l., Tin
dali. aged 80 years.
GRAVE3-On tho 10th inst, Josiah j.
Graves, aged 60 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
| tend his funeral services Mt the residence
of his sonin-law. ]. Milton Bullock. near
/ Chadd's Ford. TO meet ut the house at
! O'Clock on Sunday. without further no
| tlce. lnterment at Center Burytng
| Ground.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-20

Next Wednesday evening, Newark
Conclave, No. 9. ieptasophs or Seven
Mise Men, Will he visited by Washing.
ton Concluye, No. :, of OF this city,und
tho members of Newark Conclave Will
no doubt receive SURPRISE. Il Ia ex-
pectcd that there will be about thirty
visitors, who will go to Newark on the
baltimore u Ohio Railroad A good
time is expected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-20

You've been
WHICH, long accus-
toned to look
down on ready-made Cloth
ing and TOR good reasons,
too. But there's a new era
and ready-made clothing is
now SO perfectly made that
only the tenth man, per-
haps, can tell whether it is
made to measure or not.
In our ready-made cloth
ing line you find the BEST
attainablc. What we don't
make ourselvcs-and" Null
lin" made clothing gains
ground every day-comes
from makers who have nc
superiors.
You don't have TO pay a
cent more for this than you
pay for ordinary ready
made and you get in add.
ton good fit. workmanship
and material.
In the range from $3.50
to SIS you can suit any
pocketbook.
JAS T. MuLL1N d Son,
Tailors, 9th < Market,
ClotIliers, Wilmington