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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-17
FIFTH EDITION.
Conference Committees,

Education George W. Townsend,
v y. Colliue, w. L. Valiant, l. q. Fos-
nocht John W. Taylor, DR.. A. Il. Sud-
ler, William II. Dashiel and Job H.
jackson.
Bible Society,". e. Arters, Edward
Davis, E. Ii. Hynson and w. NJ. War;
ner.
Sunday schools-s. N. Pichard, I.
n. Wood, Q. p. Swavne and s. M.
Morgan.
Temperance ]. Duhadway w.
.: Guthrie, L. A. II. O'Brlen. g. 7.
". i. NJ. soclety-w. p. Compton,
II. s., Thompson. e. s. Mace. Isaac
Jewell.
w ii. NJ. soeiety-R. II. Adams, O.
+. Sheppard, 4. IL. Haynes y. H.
Corkran.
Sunday Schools and Trac,s-r. O.
Smoot II. S. Delaney L. W. Layfeld,
Freeman's Adv. f. Tompkinson,
NJ. ID. Nutter, Frank Fletcher Warren
Burr.
Local Preachers Address-E. Il.
White, W. u. Gregg, f. u. Short, d. W.
/ Waddcll,
Missionary Statistics w. NJ. Green,
J: ": fogie, L. IL. Derrchson, q. IL
Williams.
Post Olilces-G. P. Smith, D. f.
Price, c. W. Bounds, J. D. Reese.
| sabbath Observance-Wilmor Jag.
gard, 4. h. Terry, X. W. Todd, James
| Conner.
Missions-The presiding elders.
Necessitou5 Cases Board OF Stew
ards.
Perodicals-J. L. Llndale, H. w.
Ewing, w. i. Avery, Asbury Burke.
Church EXtepsion-G L, Alderson,J.
D, q. Hanna. Joseph Robinson, w. q.
| McEarlane.
Epworth League-W.E Wood, r. Il.
Coursey, t. IL. Nelson, f. J. Uorkran.
Conference Endowment Fund.-.
c. McSorley, W. W. W. Wilson. @. W.
Prettyman, l.. +. Barrett. j. :. Willis,
W. IL. Thompson. u. W. Miles, Jos.
Pyle.
Postmaster G. Rooms.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-17

The representatives oil the Friend
ship, liberty. Washington, Weccacoe
and Phoenix lire companies held n
mutual combination meeting last
night, and after an Intelligent and
practical review of the situation
agreed upon a ticket to be voted, for
officers OF the department at tho fire.
mems election on the evening Of tho
second Tuesday In May. The follow
ing is the ticket agreed upon:
chief Engineer OF the Fire Depart
ment-DanniS S. Shields, OF tho Wee
cacoe Fire Company.
First Assistant-Jane5 NJ. Dicker5oa,
Washington Fire Company.
Second Assistant - Alexander l..
Cloud, Friendship Fro Company.
Mr.. Shields is about - years old,
is II practical printer. and resides ut
the northwest corner of Fourth and
Monroe stroots.
Mr., Dickerson is about IS years old,
an employee OF the Nulcanized Fibre
Works, 10th and Walnut streets. and
resides at No. 9a9 Guyer stroet.
Mr.. Cloud is also 80 years of ago,
ana Is also practical printer. lie re-
| sides at No. T03 East Thirteenth street.
ALI Tires OF the candidates are act
i've, energetic foromen and their cleo
ton will Insure an able and intelli,
gent administration oil the Fire De.
| purttneLt
1he law relating to tho election oil
| officers Of the Fire Department was sc
amended by the late legislature thai
there can lie no recurrence OF tho dit
tiGulty at the last election. Under any
circumstances the llremen and not the
City Council will hereafter have the So
lection of the olluiul5 of the Fire Ds.
! partineit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-17

Law paints ware stated by Bishop
Andrews at yesterday afternoons ses-
sion.
The charges gainst Rev. Z. +. Fuk.
bard were Irregular for want of eel
iications. OF tine two kinds OF CT argos,
criminal and imprndent acts, TIL latter
must be stated twice personally to an
offending brother according to churun
discipline and be duly admonished aud
given time to reform before such
charges IRE presented 10 Conference.
The party slandered must also be q
party to the charges and be present at
the hearing so tIs to defend.
After considerable discussion it was
voted that all charges be reGonstricted
so as 10 conform to the legal require
| ments and DO prerented this morning.
At 3. 10 O'Clock conference adjour ned
until $50 a. m, this morning
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-17

BURGLARS who come down on the
Peninsula on AMI GRAND OF safe-craok.
ing under the deluslve idea that they
are safe from police Interference, Will
have reason to revise their opinions
after the rough reception they have
met with. One OF them will never en-
gage In any more burglarles and the
others from present appearances will
not engage In it for good many
years to come. Volunteer country
detectives have not the name of being
SO keen in ferretting out crime as q
Pinkerton, orWilkinson detective, but
they have kind of Tough and tumble
way of getting there all the same,
which Is not very agreeable to the bur
glars.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-17
Dnia.-


Bushs, French street wharf. Is the
place to buy your coal.
Jno. M. solomon has the best coal
for families.
G. w. Horsey will remove his saw
mill and basket factory from Laurel to
Richmond, Va.
David u. Marvel, living near Hazlett-
vile, Kent county. has COW that on
Thursday gave birth to three calves,
one Il male and two females. They
are all living and doing we'll. d.
The Alumnae Association OF the
GlrlS high School will hold a social
meeting In Assembly Hall High School
building on Friday evening, Friday,
18TH inst, AL the members are corr
daily invited and bring their friends
with them.
The hearing of the charges against
Er. J A. b. Wilson took place in st.
Pauls NJ. Z. Church this afternoon.
Reporters We're excluded, conseG uent-
ly All outline Of them could not he
prorured for publication.
Rev. Francis Farley, pastor of st.
Patrirk's Church Ashland. will lecture
this evening in Philadelphia, subject,
"Iosgarth Aroon."
Mrs. Frank Stuobgen left for Pitts
burg yesterday to visit h2r brother,in
law, Charles StuebRen who lost his eye
eight months ago ami is now very ILL.,.
Mr.. Stuebgen yesterday received news
ltnat his nephew, aged 90 years, his
brother Charles eldest son. had died.
I The Odd Fellows of Milford vii cello.
brate the rounding OF the order in.the
United States, April 10. they propose
b In InntA thu i.AlalI.l finn ANttAl n.y.
| thing OF the kind ever hold III the
, State Of Dclawale.
I Richardson h Robbins have contract
Ell with Il. l.. Jones Il Co., Dover Ma,
'ichiue Works and Foundry, for tbs
building and erection of new engines
for their mammoth works, to be com
pleted by June LIST.
!, The Alumnae Association will Civ,
all entertainment in the nigh schoo
assembly room tomorrow evening.
! Mr.. l. j. Kant, delegate to the vii
/ lniington Annual Conference from
4 lParkoly, Virginia, is stopping will
Roy. II. $. Duluney of kingswoot
Church.
Glass has been put in sash In the au
}, ttitorum OF King NJ. L. Church
n temporarily.
\ Four wore received by certificate las
= sabbath and one on probation Il
" kinSswoCd.
kingswood has raised all her col
s lections (benevolent) and paid paste
lin full, and unanimously asked for hi
d return.
n The W. c. 7. U. will hold a meeting
g at thalr headquarters 40. 100 IVES
IS Eighth street, tomorrow Afternoon
+ at 8 o'clock.
,, Miss Carrie Carmlne, pretty straw
ie berry basket maker OF frankfort, Sus
sex county, has broken tho best pr,
y vlous record by putting together lil
= of tho onequart reccptaclos in mia
"iand one. hall hours.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-17

Alta special meeting Of thu Street
aud Sewer Commission. held last
night the plans for tho lew additions
ito the building at sixth and King
STREETS were approved and Engineer
.Hatton wa5 Instructed to alvec; ise for
Lids to do the work,
Tomorrow evening the b9urd will
meet TO lay ont a plan OF work for tho
succeeding year, and To decide upon
The Kind and style of pavement to be
aid.
In answer To communication from
the IL Council asslnE Tor mora deli
Ilita Information In regard to The
Iliterts ta b. pa ed. tus secretary Wa
Instructed to reply HAT tire board
tanHs tbai MARYLAND avenue, Gilplu
uFHue. Delaware avenue, Poplar
I=ttatet, Twelfth street and las.i0r street
Isa3ili Dr . wed tirsg. FlrEher tAan
lhia the department cannot nIokG any
ltrem,sas. 1ids rapiY Wi ne sent "
iCit5 Council THIS evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-17
fourth EDITION
The United Workmen.

The session OF the Grand Lodge,
Ancient Order United Workmen, which
has been In session two days, finished
all tho business yesterday, and adj
journed last evening. During the day
the following officers were elected;
Grand master workman, Henry
Lingenfelder, Baltimore, Md; grand
foreman, A. b. JONES' Wilmington;
grand overseer, Joseph Grape, Balti.
more; grand gnide, W. ii. Mccormick;
grand receiver, Myer Hirsch. Balti-
more; grand recorder, A. f.. Colbert,
Baltimore; grand inside Waterman, !.
s. Lawson, Maryland; grand outside
Waterman, b. +, Kellogg, Virginia;
trustees, Joseph X. Adams, Whining
ton; W. S. Woodsell, Virginia; repre-
sentatives to the Supreme lodge. w.
ii. Foulk. John J. Gallagher, Whining
ton, and q. w. Mower Baltimore. The
officers were installed by Past Grand
Masters Barrows ami Nunsant ci the
New Jersey jurisdiction.
A resolution was adopted at the af-
ternoon session, requesting the SUI
preme representative to ask at the
next meeting of tho Supreme Lodge.
which will be held at Helena, Montana
next June, that Delaware be constitu-
ted separate jurisdiction rs soon us
1000 members are secured. There Is Mt
present "A membership OF 1850 in this
state, which will no doubt be incraas-
cd to the requisite number by the time
the supreme body eonycnes.
Before tho session closed Past Grand
Master Workman William II. FoullS
was presented with handsome silver
ssrvice made especially for him by
Samuel H. Baynard.
The gift WAS presented by Grand
Master Workman Lingaurelder and ac'
eepted by Mr.. Fouls in a brief address,
The visiting delegates to the Grand
Lodge left tor their homes lust even
ing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-17

Casino Day was arrested by Officers
Scott and White on Wednesday. charg-
ell with the larceny Of horse, wagon,
harness and blanket, the property Of
Eugene Manlovo, residing at Cecil
County, Nd, on Saturday night last.
Mr., Manloye came " olr city CT We'd
nesday morning and gave a descrip.
tlon Of the thief to Captain Francis,
who detailed the two officers on the
case who captured the thief.
The property Is now at the Western
Hotel, Fourth and Orange streets
Day agreed to 60 TO Maryland without
getting reqHieitien papers from dow
ernor Reynolds. The team was valued
at SID.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-17

Tho reporters OF several OF the
papcrs in our city managed to geb
into the loft at Grace Al. l.. Church
this morning, In order that they might
secure a report of the charges pre-
ferred against Rev. j. A. B. Wilson,
but enc of them Was inlscreet enough
to show himself at ons of the VIM
dows, when DIR. Dobblns was in.
formed of their conduct and took
measures to have them elected from
thor questionable quarters. The case
was heard this afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-17

MURG ATROYD- suddenly ON the 10th
inst, Benjamin Mmraatroyd, in thu
GA year OF his age.
The relatives ana irlends of the family
ARE respectfully invited to attend his ru-
nera from his late residence, No. 2JT W.
Seventh street without further notice on
Saturday afternoon 10Th inst, mt O'Clock.
TONER-On March IS, 1892 Margaret j.,
wife of William II. Toner, aged forty
years.
Relatives and friends are invited 20 at
tend her funeral from tie Residence OF hor
husband. No. l71S Pennsylvania avenue,
ON Friday at G,3D a. M. Mass at ST. Annes
Church. lntcrmcut at ST. Josepif's Gene
terry.
MISUNDERSTANDING on March Is. 1892.
Edward q. carroll In the 25.h year Of
his age.
Hcltiives and friends are invited 10 at
tend the funeral from the realdcncc OF
hig tathcr.in.law, Vim. \. MacSllu, No
| 52A u. Sth street, ON Friday afternoon NJ
2o'clock. Interment at Rtverview Gene
| r..
BECK-on March Is. 1892, George b. Buck
| aged ~ years
| Relatives and friends are invited to ut
| teHd his funeral FROM bis late residence
| in PalmerS ltow Ninth ward. on FRIDAY
aftcrnpun nj , O'Clock. lntermcnt at ltY
| gryfeW Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-17

A poor audience was In attendance
at the Grand Opera House last evening
to witness the first presentation here
this season OF Wills'"Fwo OldCronies."
The scenic effects and costumes were
excellent. The comedy, which is a
three.act one, is clover, and plenty OF
witty sayings, songs. and grotesqua
dances ara introduced. The company
Is strong one and deserves better
announcement from the hands OF the
theatre-goers OF this city than they re-
ceived last evening.
Those 10 tho east deserving mention
were Mr. Frank Willis, who essayed
the role OF Jacob Krietzmeyer, profes-
sor Of Calesthenics In u female acad-
envy, In q most grotesque manner:
Mr.. j. Is. Wills gave the role Of
0'Donovan Dntf, In very clever way,
and Miss Gussie Hart was excellent In
the characteiizatlons OF May Fairehild,
Polly Bustle and Fairy Queen. The
balance OF the company were good In
their respective roles. The same will
be presented again this evening, and
the house should be packed.
The dram a"Jim tho We5terner' will
be presented at the Grand Opera
House on Saturday evening with all
oil the old favorites in the cast and
some new faces. The title Indicates
ii as a Western drama, but Ii Is not.
ii you have got that impression, IL is
only strong comedy drama, This
will be- tho second presentation here,
and 1t WIS fuvorably received in the
first and will no doubt in this one.
Beautiful dresses, bright lines and
fetching situations in society life arc
introduced.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-17

Mr.. Harvey McElwoe. the oblglng
and gentlemanly salesman who has
been 80 long md fayorably known in
connection with tne eioth;ng and NOR.
chant tailoring establishment of jus
tbs IL Davidson, more Familiarity known
as tho Boston Clothing House, will
leave this city during the coming
week to accept an engagement wi ii
Philadelphia. His friends land they
are many will regret his departure rs
he bus enaeareh himself with all who
havo come in contact with him, in Ii
manner that Is rare to one OF his age,
being yot in his teens. $3.50.
Success In business, long, happy
life, arc tho wishes that go with him.
His new arrangements will save him
many car fares ana much time, and in
many respects he moro congcnial.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-17
DUBldG SAEts-Wili he sold at pnnllc
L sale, ut tho stables of the subscriber
us French ircei, Wilmingt IN, Del, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH %. 1882,
at 0 so O'Clock,


RtOi HORSES,
No, |, Rom maze years old 15E hands
high, known to trot better thRn9miuutcs.
No. ,, Hack puter years old lIS hands
high, known 10 pace in minutes. No.
3. A pair of black horses, G years old, !4Ia
hRnds nigh, perfectly safe family team.
No. I, Black aorsa. . years Did. 10y hands
high, No. D. Sofiel mare years old. l5J9
hands high.
sulrlca. small Germantown, all built
Ey Cooling; coupe, pipuo box wagons.
Y.nuarter wnEo1, weighing 100 pounds;
double and single set of hnraess. robes.
whips hlnnke,s. mud numerous other
RIticeS Of use to hofspmeu.
TERMs=A credit OF ID days on hankGblG
note with an approved end0rscr,
:. II. Bfl'rNER.
L. w. Stdham & Son, Auct. mis.5t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-17

WILSON Known --0n March 49, 1872 at
the residence of tho bride. No. G2s Fast
Seventh street. by ltev. Isaac Jewell, Mr.
JameaC. Wilson and Frances Il. brown
CRuSSLEY.-Nn the 18th inst Mary A..
wife of John S. Crossley. aged Il years.
Funeral from the residence OF her hu9-
lanG, No. III West seventh street, on
Monday morning 1lsf Inst. at II o'clock
intcrment in the Wilmington and Brandy
wine Cemetery. Funeral private,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-17
Third EDITION.


III Grace Church was filled last evening
n hear DR.. q. W. Gray Oh the Ami
Te48nry OF the Freedmens Aid and
southern Education Society which now
owns q, 6GO, 900 worth OF educational
UX1perty. Over 800 teachers are edit
. 1&ling 1900 students at an annual eX-
ReIee Of $40 each, the total being 500
x(A While the society's work Is for
beth coiored and white, the speaker
uuolt especially on the colored work,
Ecc1tlse Grnce NJ. u. Church supports
= Qolcred school In Baltimore.
He contrasted the AZ millions OF
. triored people OF rs yeurs ago with
The Z, 600, 600 of to day. Then Chris
sanity education and the family In
9titution were but little known among
Them. They were sunk IN moral deg
radiation and Ignorance. Slavery, by
x4noring the family Institution for
. TWO centuries was mainly To blame
q xor this. They We're utterly poor and
\ I<idicted to thinking what had hal he
I0nHed to their masters WAS theirs
The Methodists, Congregationalists
n Efesbyterians and Baptists went In for
= <teif civilization and gave than Cos,
~ preachers. school teachers aud
EllyAicians OF their own color, until
low millions OF them can read.
They take colofeu man worth ~
cents per day in "A cotton field and
2rrt teach him how To use a square
draw line and saw n board off-a
thing he cannot do at first attempt 90
X He learns 1t after many triais and then
f8els he ts q victorious man, and learns
other things In six months he 1.
worth sl.50 per day.
~ a converted man hns at first no N ore
morality than he knew just before
& conversion. Hence everybody 5hoult
ho taught high morality. Then
when converted. they will live mp TO It
The mother is the keystone to th'
family arch. When she is virtuous
there is a family and home.
The colored people are making won
0eiful progress in education ant
christianity. one man In Washington
y a professor OF Hebrew and very
learned.
4 colored physician saved both Muir
&rdesboro and Chattanooga, Tennessee
& from pestilenoe, The Mayor took hin
in his carriage at the head OF o publ
a pfocession led by the best brass ban,
y IN Murfreesboro to public hall un,
presented him with the liberty of tn
DR.. Gray believed the Methodist
we're influencing over million OF col
ored people by religion, education an
" mechanical industry. lie believed /
carpenter shop as consecraLed as Tn
church. Out of the six millions OF z
years ago q vast number OF the col
tupt ones had dlod. When We const
Gfate common labor We save I'll
world.
The Doctor had the young preacher
pass cards all through the audienC
FOR subscription on zach oG $40 for
years. He told most pathetic stor
Of Olive b. Handy who gave $50 TO III
cause, which she had earned by ralsu
sweet potatoes, water melons, an
mending bags.
The speaker waD good orator nm
spoke on popular lines, Only rolOre
r. preachers that can read are ordaiuC
by the NJ. e. Church
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-17

CONFERENCE is making a mistake by
conducting the trial OF its members
against whom charges are preferred,
with closed doors. Better have tho
truth spread before tho public by the
press than for the public TO be kept i'll
doubt upon matter which has Tor
nearly year been prominently before
IT. fine plain published truth will not
hurt SO bad az the suspicion that the
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-17

Shortly before Il o'clock last night
Wilmington City Railway Company
was caught between electric cars Nos
81 and IS, and had his collar bone bro
ken. The accident occurred at Eighth
and Shipley streets. and the unrortu-
nate man was taken to his home,
whefa the fracture was reduced by d
phySiciLn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-17

" IL. Cigar store. 81 and Jefferson.
" ~, w. G. Martin, Third and orange.
~. Je5ee sharp. Brandywine ia.
II, I4ibprulnn " ktlohist1n. Chris,
tana H'd.
81. Samuel uennlson, Mil Crock HID
~ samuel Jack son. Nav Castle.
~ George W. Hin. horses, Mniia Pa.
20 5. II. RittTer livery stable llS
French street,
%, Wn. II. Clark, farm stock, near
New Castle,
90. Furniture COS Mad
-. Sale of farm ut Court House.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-17

FRoM present appearances, tho Will
mington iiremen will enjoy homo rule
the next term. Five out of eight OF
the companies last night agreed upon
a combine which insures young ener-
grtic and discreet officers at the head
of the department. Under this COM
bination the volunteer system OF which
WiimingLoni has sgreat treason to bs
proud will take no steps backward.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-17

j. Il. Kilmer, Of this city, will give
an illustrated lecture OF the late Re-
6elion at Mt. Lebanon NJ. e. Church
at Rockland. next Saturday evening,
the 10Th inst. Admission, adults, 20
cents. Children, Is cents. Proceeds
for the benefit OF the church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-17

WAS IT only by accident that Mr..
Bayard and Mir. Cleveland crept out of
their holes at the same time, tho first
to cry whoa to the Dem ocratic par
ty, in its pursuit after silver, and the
other to say: II guess you had better
drop Hill and take me| ..e....
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-17

A meeting of the Young Peoples
Alliance Of The Second Baptist Church
was held last evening In the now chap
eral eminent speakers were present,
and an entertaining program was pre-
scented.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-17

Still gong, still curing. and ever
will cure, coughs, hoarsness, sore
throats. tho grip, Group and every
trouble OF the throat and lungs that
would terminate In consumption: We
here mean DR.. Slnlms' White pulmon.
ic Bilsam. Sold at druggists. Office,
433 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-17
For Neatl9Ss
and Quality
We Think Our Stock
Second to None.

So many rich, neat and beau
tiful designs in line woolens this
season. for mems wear for
Spring Clothing, and we think
we have all our share Of then.
You will agree with us if you
come in and look at them. II
you are thinking of having a
Suit made to order, you will be
more than repaid for the time
and money you spend in select
ing and buying suit from us.
The prices are low, fit perfect,
work quick and reliable. Try
US for your Spring Suit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-17

or do homework will tnd "hEAuHEiI.E
OH. BALM delightful arr icls for Instant
~ sottcninE thu SKIN and ailaylny rough
nesa; nets at once When applied dries in
quick y, neei not be wa had off nor cover
Cd up, It's use docs not Interfere with tho
handling of the finest ribbons slllts or
sattn5. VIII NOS grease nor soil anything
Soc and LOO nj druggists; large size pre-.
paid by express tor S.ah.
f. a.Ncil4Z Jersey City, y. ].
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-17

PEAcr like a dove with siilien wings
still hovcrs over the Wilmington Con
ference. May II still continue to hoy
or and ward off the spirit Of strife so
contrary to the spirit OF John Wesley
yes and to the teachings OF the Master
while here upon earth. .E. ~.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-17

Stansbury Murray Jr., No. l04 East
Front Street, will shave for ten cents,
cut hair for Is, chahlpoo for Is and IS,
and will tell the boss BARRIERS, the
laborers, and merehanlCs. later, why
he will continue to do SO. Straight
cigars %.