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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-05-22
After the Whiskey Trusts,

By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
BosroN, May 2l.-Capiases were
sent out from the United States dis
trict court here last Friday for the
arrest of all the whiskey trust officials
recently indicted and are now in the
hands of sheriffs.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-05-22
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Kuius \. DoughtOn, the nominee
'or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, was born in
Aheshany county January 10, 1856.
ne was raised on the farm, his father
oelhg successful and influential far
mer. In 1880 he took an optional
course at the State university, and the
same year obtained license to practice
ia"' The following year he was
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-05-22
The State Chronicle

The Daily has larger circulation In the
State and City than any other daily.
The Weekly circulsres in every county In
the state.
The CHRONICLE is one of the best adver-
tising mediums in the state.
Correspondence solicited.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-05-22

Abbotts East Indian Corn Pant cures
all Corns' Warts and Bunions.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-18
Dots.


Fresh and reliable garden, flower and
field seeds at j. J. Smiths, Fourth and
Shipley streets.
Messrs Kiln er and Ayars will give
stereopticon exhibition in Brandy
wine Nj. L. Church this evening.
The four masted schooner Florence
Q. Magee launched from jackson &
Cos. Shipyard one years ago, arrived
Mt the Delaware Break water, on Satur-
day with a cargo of 1900 tons of sugar.
The Mlnlsterium of the Lutheran
Church OF Pennsylvania and adjacent
states will convene in reading Pa,
on June {, and " ill continue in session
one week.
The one hundred and third annual
session of the Delaware State Medical
society will be held In the Court House
ut Dover on Tuesday, June IA. The
society will be called to order at II
o'clock.
An entertainment will be given 10y
the children of North Baptist Mission,
on Thursday evening, May 10, 1892.
Admission 10 cents.
Tho Old building of the New Castle
County Insurance. will be RACED to
the ground on Monday next.
The Police Commission purchased
yesterday a pair of black horses from
Jester IL Mcdaniel. which make a
| spanky team attached to the police
| patrol.
The Board OF Health ordered an in
sps1tion Of the garbage carts and all
ouorlees eAcavating apparatus. They
| Will also start a crusade against al
alleys and vacant lots, in dumpiul
rubbage on the same.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-18
Attempted Suicide.

A rather good looking and well
dressed young man registered at the
Clayton House last evening. in worry
lplain and legible hand, ii. Z. Brown,
Newark, N. j. lie appeared to be jolly,
and in good natured way asked mum
'erous questions OF Harry Winks. the
Iobliging and courteous night clerk,
about tho size and present prospects
of Wilmington. and whether it was
much OF sporting city.
Ills questions were answered in q
satisfactory manner and the young
man left the counter In merry mood,
whistling down Went McGinty," and
Disappeared from the clerks view
along the corridor out of the front
door opening on Market street.
About hafl-past O'Clock this morn
ing Clerk Winks was led to go at once
TO room No 81, where the occupant
Undoubtedly had taken chloroform as
the smell became SO offensive, and
HAD awakened James Scott, who slept
in the room adjoining. Mr.. Win6f
Icalled assistance and at once entered
the would-Uc suicides room and found
AN almost empty two-ounce bottle OF
lchloroform on tie stand
Brown was Immediately put on his
feet and efforts made to counieract the
stairs and III rather dazzed way
Iwalked out of the hotel. He was fol
lowed by the proprietor. Mr., Isaac g.
Pyle up Market street, when he enter
o | Mr.. Beetcm's drug store, corner
Seventh and market streets, and tried
to purchase more chloroform, bat II
was refused him by the clerk. He thcr
passed up the street, and Mr.. Pyle lost
sight Of him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-18
Accident at MnrshnlItnn.

Vim. Robinson one of the foremen
of Bringhursts rolling mills, at Mar
shallton, while engaged this morning
in giving directions to the men VIII
We're shifting cars in the yard, was
struck by n projecting roof, and
knocked from the top of II car, and
falling OH The track, tho ears passed
over him. cutting OFF both legs, one
above the other below the knee, and
also the fingers of his LETT hand he
having lost his right hand some years
ago. The ears were lacked up before
h could be eXtiucted. lie was then
taken to his home, and DR.. Irwin Finn
called in.
Other physicians were also telegraph
led for. Mr. Robinson had been in the
employ of Mr.. nrtnghurst for over
two years, and was trustworthy aud
reliable man. lie has wife and three
lehi!dren. He came to NIarshallton
from consolidation. Pa, where his
relatives reside. Ills father had arrilng
cd to visit him next Saturday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-18

New CASTLE, May lS-The firemen
are again soliciting subscriptions to
their new engine house. The plans
recently drawn by Architect Frank II.
Carswell have been accepted and tho
specifications will DO completed this
week and will then open for esti-
mates. The cost Of the structure is to
be confined within $500. The build
ing will DO quite an ornament to the
property on the corner of Union and
South streets, whera il will be erected.
The heavy rain on Sunday caused a
waohOut in the culvert on Harmony
street, near the Catholic church. This
makes IA very bad crossing. and is es-
pecially condemned by the bicyclists
Contractor Bryson began work on it
this morning by order of City Council.
1t Is probable that the the recent
Jail breaking will have tho effect of
making change in tho regulations
of that Institution. Some new war.
dens Will DO appointed and more
careful watch kept of the prisoners.
Several weddings are announced t.
take place during tho month of roses
Misses Ida Wilheima and Ella Churn
side are visiting in Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-18

The excellence of our
Spring Clothing is manifest.
The sale oil them has been
cnormous-away ahead oil
our anticipations. The con
tinnedpressin9 demand says:
Not eloa5h to see us
through the season, SO an
other storeful of Suits must
be had,
It's Of interest to you as a
buyer. First that we're are
closing out large lots of Suits
and Trousers every day from
manufacturers who wish to
start for their fall trade
next such large quantities
mean to you-lowest prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-18

otto administration of Grover Glove
land was blessing to the whole coun-
try and was conducted thoroughly on
Democratic principles; that by the dill
gent exercise of justice and modera-
ton he greatly advanced reform In the
civil service; upheld sound finance,
healed the wounds OF civil strife and
sectional discord; discouraged ana di-
minlshed race animooitie5, and diilused
n spirit of restored brotherhuo Il
throughout union Of coequal states.
That despite tho obstruction of hos
tile majority Of tho Senate, he secured
peace. prosperity ana large reforms In
the interest of good government at
home. and maintained peace with
honor without large and costly out.
lays with foreign nations.
Therefore the democracy OF Della
ware, approaching his ability. courage
and fidellty derlare that he truly rep
| resented the principles Of their party,
| its policy and patriotic purposes.
R0snlVod THH without anticipating
| thh statement II the platform OF tho
| Democratic party of the State of Della
ware which witi be made at the Con-
vention held after tho National DE mo-
| cratic Convention, and after the pro-
malgnt on Of the National Democratic
Platform We take this opportunity to
eh'l"t9e ne ,r'5ent altulilt5tratigl Oh
tiie ~ Q, "ai'h We pel'eNI 10 We thor'
ouEnts III itii1 "!tL Ilie i"'!ll orItti y
usreulrncy OF more than n generation,
nv, o,.i' ~ WIS" ai''' $50
tI',iN S,'s't "''i"!l.' "llt ~ 7u
gu 'ie i,oai ''i'rir9t5 % al' ttle pcople,
h L.GsVt,eu' ! "t We III III iaNor Oh
w cdt'liiS -. = co'lst,tutlol'al toiiven
Sloii at VIZ e' Us, ''i"'lci1 tlllt IL can
po itMiui ~ rollN9iiloi, ,,., ia
Joil .; hW7s'l' OF Iiii5 clty' thei
oot1iiitl lilt !.oiI' anu aiter euieslA
~. iate Hn III PIN I '9pHtN oliteu
aiao lol,PNlilS' when aiIef BONG
nlneL'4eu ny l.. irwin tiith ~ so as TO
llrl"uH Tue late senator nan, was
"u"i i.ou' r -.
u.i l'c7oL ~ , - INC nlsulpe's y
ttia uulNt.itlo uo5It' v, express tiielf
9oIto" ~ [lie 'iea''l OF inc late 1hah
t ,LIi, antis''tElF, M puL Oh Tccor'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-18
The Levy Court.

Tho Levy Court resumed It's ses.
sions yesterday afternoon at 2.3C
O'Clock but on account OF bare quo
rum of members being present no i'm.
portant business was transacted. The
following receipts from delinquent
tax-collcci ors were reported:
George j. Finck, Wilmington, IS, 4l2..
A; j. x. Handy, Brandywine, s317. 05;
III. f. Durnall, Mill Creek, Sl65.T4; d.
TX. Donaldson, White Clay Creek. SOL. :
6s; W. c, Bigger, pencader, sil767:
John 7. Hayes, New Castle, So 20; j.
III. $. Gam, Red Lion, $l05.S3; Edward
Hart, Appoquinimink, 969.23i j. 4.
McWhorter, st. Georges, s3Tl.l0.
W. G. Spruance, ESD. assistant at
torney in the recent injunction case
before the Chancellor presented an
audited I'LL of $3.50. for his services.
The bill was ordered paid.
Mr.. Jolls offered list of overpaid
taxes amounting TO $3.50, and The DIFF
fcront amounts were ordered returned
TO the parties to whom they wore due.
There being some difficulty in arriv.
ing at the amounts due tho assessors
for their per diem attendance at tho
Levy Court. the matter was laid over
until tho next meeting of court.
The assessors had tho county charG
Ied vii 1 more time than the clerk ol
the peace had charged. which was ow-
ing to the fact that the assessors Were
often present by request of the Levy
Court members when the clerk knew
nothing about it.
During tho session the accounts Of
magistrates and constables. amount
ling to ~, 1870 were reported and or
Idered paid. Amongst these bills wer,
the following:
Lewis suisse, $ls6.65; w. ]. Black
burn. S230.5S; Tho mas Deakyne. $40. 81
james Monahan, $l0760; Wilmer Han
son, Sll4.55; James r. Richardson
slT25; A. II. Salmon. 1886; w. Ii
Smith. $3.50; A. N. Sutton, S2435; II
Ferguson, 5000; Thomas Bratton
$780, b. b. Groves. 1880; Il. E.Smith
1850; J. ID. Janvier, 5000; F. W
Neut2e, $T795; Isaac X. Brown, 8 l26 IS
y. w. Smith, $50 81; William Nickel
vey, $1,000; Charles +. Bowers. il34. 90
The court at $50 adjourned to meo
on Tuesday, June l.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-18

The markets were we'll supplied this
morning with everything in season,
and the ruling prices were rs follows:
BITTER 80 to 50 ccnts p Il ii; eggs
ID to Is cents dozen; white potatoes
$ to T. cents half peck; lettuce 3 to s
cents head; sweet potatoes to IL
cents II half peek; ra'llshes cents
bunch; spinach and kale to 10 cents
half peck; tomatoes 10 to Il cents
quartz asparagus Is TO 10 cents q
bunch; peas 20 to 30 cents half peck;
chickens Il to sI.50 puir; squad pig
| cons u TO 80 cents pair; new cabbage
d to S cents held.
The markets are well supplied with
meat, and fish Of all kinds are plenty
with thu exception OF shHd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-18

About Il As o'clock to-day r. T.
Moody. Democratic candidate Tor
sheriff, hitehed his horse on Second
street, between Market and King,
while he went into kuisrf's saloon for
Ia lunch. While he was lunching his
horse took fright broke loose and
plunged into IL. Srhlnchinger's bakery
team, breaking shaft. the sharp end
'ot which penetrated Moodys horse be-
low the shoulder ba les.
Mo6iy's wagon was very much
broken up and Schlechingrris horse
was considerably injured Mr..
lAloody'S horse was captured and led
to his stable, where he was attended
to by Dr.. Ewes
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-18

The Street and Sewer Department
mot last evening and transacted the
following business:
The weekly payroll of 9s77. 20 was
ordered paid. The secretary reported
collections of 1901 .63 Tho city treas.
urer reported the balance In bunk to
be S2l2, 36S2l number of sewer
permits were granted,
The Blandywine Granite Company
was awarded the contract for griinite
blocks to DO used iii paving Eighth
street, from Mari.ct 10 Walnut. The
engineers were directed to drive
stakes for setting the new curb around
the Soldiers Monument.
/ he Eoar,l on Thursday will discuss
matters pertaining TO the city railway
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-18

William i. holdsworth of this city,
who has spent tho last five years IN ths
United States navy. has received an
honorable discharge, by reason Of tho
expiration OF his term of service, and
Is nowenioying n vacation with friends
i'll Philadelphia. Mr. lIoldsworth
was on the United States steamer
Bait lmore, and has visited almost
every seaport of Importance in the
world. lie was one Of the unfortu-
mates who were attacked by GILLIAN
mob in the streets OF Valparaiso and
barely escaped with his life. He says
that he Is done with the sea, and in
tends to settle down In this city and
Lizzie Mccoy No. ioj Taylor street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-18

ON account of present i!l.heulth.
which incnpIGitates me from making
an active canvass, | withdraw as II can.
didatn Tor County Commissioner foe
the second District Of Now Castle
County. In doing so, my most heart
AMI sincere thanks are extended tC
my numerous frtonis who voluntarily
promised me their support. | shall
HOW feel more ut liberty is journal
list to advocate the cause of the kepab
lean party without being hampereC
with Iny own name rs candidate.
SOLOMON IlENsEY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-18
Parlor Entertainments.

Miss Grace and Master Ernest Kelley
gave very enjoyable pnUlor entertain
meDt last night at the re sldence of
their parents, 1901 Rodney street, in
aid OF the mission band of Calvory p.
L. Church. The parlors were crowded
with the friends Of the little folks and
the cause.
After prayer by the Rev. MIR. Berg
haus, Misses May Hersey and Lizzie
West performed piano duet. which
was followed by solo and chorus. en-
titled "A bunch of wild roses" Miss
Nirgie Jones reGited ''rhe Scottish
Maiden Martyr" which was followed
by solo and wnistling chorus by
Masters Clayton and Hummel Berg
haus and Ernest Kelley. feature OF
the evening was a cantata called 1.-The
Water Fairies" in which dozen OF
young ladies', n queen OF the fairies.
q policeman and Mike and Pixie, -
two boys who broke their pledges and
Miss Grace Kelley at the piano We're
concerned. The performance of the
cantatn elected warm applause.
How to borrow a horse was an anus
ing dialogue by Masters Clayton and
iIummel Berghaus AMI Ernest Kelley
Miss Della Ford in q recitation told
how she expected to he woman some
day, and a solo followed by Miss May
Jersey. A banjo and piano accom-
paniment by Paul Berghhus and Miss
May Jersey was musical feature of
the evening. George Washington"
was humorous recitation by Miss
| Nirgie Jones.
a piano and violin trio was admira
/ bly, performed by Miss Lizzie West at
the piano and Edgar Mortlocli and
Calvin Mears with violin. An illus
trated poem with n number of tab
leauX represented the different phase:
OF human lie from the cradle to the
grave. The programme closed Will
a piano Duet, by Misses Jersey an,
West. A handsome sum was realized
| for tho Mission.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-18

VIII you heed the warming. The sig-
nal perlnps of the sure approach Of
t INA, more terrible d., disease Consnmp-
ford for the sallo of saving Doe, to run
the risk and do nothing for it. We
know from experience that Shilohs
Cure will cure your cough. II never
fails. III explains why more than n
Million Bottles We're sold the past year
1t relieves Group and whooping cough
at once. Mothers, do not DO wllhon
it, For lame back. side or chest use
Shiloh's Porous plastor. n. b. Dam
forth wholesale and retail agents. I'd
and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-18

Sheriff Simmons yesterday diacharg.
ed night warden Iames IL. bradley
and Ok policeman Alexander Burleigh,
who have held positions at the New
Castle jall for some time plst. owing
To the escaping .! the two prisoners
on sunday night last. Tie has ui-l
appointed eN-ppllce sergeant Stctsel
To take Bradley's place. Tho two mer
discharged feel the iii grace, rs they
hal nothing TO do with the prisoners
breaking ont oil the rotten old New
Castle iail. The sheriff IS mad and 81
arc the officers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-18
Republican Meetings,

A meeting of the higgins Republi.
can Club Will DO held this evening at
No. 9tl Wilson street, to which all the
members are invited. The president,
William NJ. Winston, and possibly
Others will address the club.
The Eighth ward Republicans will
meet in their club room Seventh and
Spruce street tomorrow GThursdnyl
evening and will be addressed by Hugh
Q. Browne, Esq., in regard to the Aus
trLlian ballot system and how to vote
under 1t. This is very important
for every Republican to know.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-18

Mrs Taylor residing at No. 1911
Wa hingtun street, accompanied by
her i-year oil daughter. stepped into
a store on Murkrt street about $50
t9Is morning. and while sh was in.
epectiug the goods the child disap-
pnar9d, causing her TO become almo st
distracted, as shs feared she would
never SEQ her again. Sergeant Wig
ellsworth took the matter in hand and
made Inquiries Tor til; child.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-18
The Sworn Tormeutors OF the Inqui
sition.

What cared they for the groans OF the
victim ms no lay stretched upon the rack ?
' 1T people whose hearts are neither as
hard AZ the neither mill stone. nor whose
Ifortitudc is excessive. often have no pity
on tn .msclyeS-VoluntaTily incur life
long torture by neglect. Rheumatism,
the most HgonZing and obstinate OF COM
paints ii. PERHAPS. more frequently NJ
IS!cctcl in its incipicnCy than any other,
the preliminary twinges being set down
Ito the ere lit OF IA cold In the bones
which Will pass away OF Itself. Singular
faulty - fatal dClusiou. IIostciter's
Stomach Bttters Is potent safeguard
against he terrible inroads OF this insid-
iouS and dangerous malHdy- dangerous
because Of its proucneSs 10 attack the
heart. tho scat OF life. Neuralgia IL ulsC
,cfectually counterncted and relieved 10y
the Filters. Malaria, kidney complaint
debility. indigestion, hiiiousiIcsa Ia
grippe. loss appetite and the inability
10 sleep are among the complaints cralI
cable with this genial corrective.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-18

The regular weekly meeting of
Washington Conrlave, No. 2, liepta-
sophs, orS. w. NJ. was held last even.
ing, when, as usual, one candidate was
Initiated Into the mysteries of the or.
der, and tho third degree conferred
on another An invitation to visit tho
Ionclave at Newark, this State, neSt
Wednesday evening, 25th inst, was
received and accepted, and 1t is de-
Sired that every member will go who
puSsiElV can
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-18

During services in West PRESBYTERIAN
Church last Sunday evening, the storm
caused some arrangement OF the clec.
tsic current and the lights were ek-
lingaishrd. The sexton immediately
turned on the gas, and Mr.. kciEwin
vas enabled to continue his sermon In
reEarl To the necessity OF being pre-
pared for the day of judgment. The
advantages of having retained tho gas
when tho electric light was put In, was
thus fullyillustrated
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-18

The Sheriff having been notified That
two men were at Salisbury. Md. who
escaped recently from New Castle
Jail, wont down yesterday to see the
men. He returned TO day about 80
o'clock, and stated that soon as he
saw the mon, who were quite young he
knew they were not he men lie want.
ed. lie mude no Inquiry ~ 10 what
the men were held foT.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-18
Kind Words for jackson.

About 25 years of my life / have
been more or less the family phvsi-
cinn OF Geo. W. jackson. During that
Time had many opportunities of see
ing his Kindness iii cases of great suf-
fcrinE among the unfurLun,.tes. Let
me relate one case. because it is type
of many others equally distressing.
one evening a poor woman came
rushing into his house, wringiTx her
hands, and In great distress exclaim-
ing! My boy, my boy, is drowned,
do believe. He was last seen on the
wharf, and ! cannot hear anything
more OF him now; ii not in the creek
where is he? Oh! if could only heal
him cry might find him. but can't :
| cant. and 1t is SO dark Madame
how old is the child said Mr. jackson
"lwo years and Z months" she an
swcrcd.
And what color are his eyes and
ha'r' His hair is yellow and his eyes
are blue Don't cry 80 hard, Madame,
come with me; he took her trcm bling
, hand and led her to an adjoining room
I and there on the lounge she fou nd heI
| 10Y IN 4 sweet sleep, Mr., jackson had
I found him CRYING rs If his heart would
| break hy many acts of kindness
| like this lie has won tho title OF Good
! samaritan. Now wien he has done
SO much for others We should be Will
Ing 10 10 something for him TO vote
for him for Coroner will do no harm
TO any ono else. G. HARLAN, NJ. ID.
| NIINIINGypS, DELAWARE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-18
COMING
EVERY
DAY

new goods Just made
up and with all the lat
est touches OF style. If
you wanta summer
sack suit even if you
wear custom clothing &,
see what we can do for
you in our rcady-malo
stock; it improves every
year, and it is really
wonderful what beauti-
full garments you can
get for the prices. Some
special bargains III to.
day in Boys Suits for
s.. Five new styles and
every one Of them ma lie
to sell for much moro
money! but we closed
the lots and yon get tile
advantage Of low prices
as well as ourselves.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-18

rhe Republicans Of the Eighth wur,i
viii hold II mee ing nrfA,u heddfI,aus
rs, tomorr3w, {Wuius- hay even
| ing al o'clock A --elcI4l attend
ahee Ia eque2l2a..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-18


Judge Ball disppselof the following
CasGs this morning:
Charles Patton, drank tlned - and
Gusts.
James Carlwc,l works Mt the Dia.
mnnd state Rolling Nllls. folnd drunk
Lust night about l O'Clock, fined 8 and
costs. -.. 1.
Christopher Carlo, drank, fined 81
aud costs.
G. w. Dennison. colored. charged by
Daniel Frisby with attempting TO cut
him with Il pcn-knife, which lie had
open in his hand last evening
on King street about 10 O'Clock. lie was
fined SO amd costs.
Spencer Williams, eolorel. for inter.
feriug with an uliccr whilst arresting
e. w. penni5pn. lie WAS iined s1OJ
AMI costs
John WaltI. found AT Water and
Railroad last night helpless drunk,
liEcd $500 AID COSTS
Johni'. lii key, drunk. fined 300
ana costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-18

New piunos-l5O see these instru,
ments lefore hnylng elsewhere. II. +.
RJDelcn, 7lO Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-18
The North Star.

An entertainment will be given by
the ladies' Of the North Star League, at
Lite Hail, Fourth and French streets,
on Thursday evening, the 10Th inst.