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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-02-18

ty, will find Claggett and Pringles',
headquarters for Gents. Ladies' and
ChiIdrens' Shoes, for the season of
ninety-two. Goods guaranteed. Pri-
ces rock-bottom.
DR.. G. L. Nauman, accompanied
by his son Arthur, left on Friday last
for Worthwhile to be an inmate of the
Kelley Institute and receive treat
ment for alcoholism by bi-chloride of
gold. - West Brunch Ne,cS.
Sailing Hanson & Co., have 4,000,-
600 #. on the bank, and will bank
c, 900, 0O0 #. more, on the Lake Mich
igan shore, IL miles from Mackinaw
which will be lowed across to the st.
Tgnace mill for saving.
Leon J. Stephen, of Grove, brought
in a lynx, or wild cat, last Monday,
that he caught in q trap. He had
quite fight with II before it was kill
ed. It is one of the largest, IL not
the largest ever killed in this county
There is more joy In a printing Of
fee over one sinner who pays In adj
vance and abuses the editor on every
occasion than over ninety and nine
Who borrow the paper and sing its
praises, without contributing cent
TO keep It out of the poor house.
Blessed are the meek, for they shall
Inherit the earth, and obtain material
for fencing It on time and without Sc
curity. - West Branch Democrat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-30

The sheriff OF Kent county, Md,
fearing that an attempt would be
made by a. mob to lynch the colored
men Arrested for the murder OF DR..
Hill at MilllngEon, took Buck Brooks,
Fletcher Williams, Perry Bradshaw,
and Frisby Comegys from the Jail Ia
Chestertown about 2 O'Clock on Friday
afternoon and placed them on q spe-
cial train of cars for Clayton. Del,
where they arrived about 8 O'Clock,
from whence they proceeded up tho
Delaware railroad and Went by the
way of Newark to Baltimore. where
the prisoners were placed safely In
jail.
At Clayton over 100 persons collect
ed and the sheriff said that at one time
1t looked as IL he would never get his
prisoners away from Clayton. AS they
started across the platform for tho
train, which was to take them to POI
ter's, some person called out that the
prisoners ought to be dealt with right
there, but bold front carried the day
for the sheriff and his party. The
sheriff had two assistants with him,
each armed with revolver, and be-
sides, u Winchester rifle was conven-
ient to the hand of eaeh.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-30
Dots.

Removed, SO go TO No. 400 Market
street for DIR. Simms' White Pulmonic
lialsam and other medicines, and not
to Fourth aud King streets. Elegant
private Office for consultation. Sold
by druggists. ....
Tho First National Bank has no
drawer at the post office. consequent
~ the box opened by strange key Le-
longed to one OF the other banks in
Our city. ..=-.
The Unique pile euro advertised in
another column has been thoroughly
tried and can be depended on as re-
liable and satisfactory.
Pure fruit juices only, with rich
cream and plenty Of Ice at the fountain
of ID. NJ. White, corner OF Seventh and
Washington streets.
A yearling colt belong to VIM. Fem
nimore, who occupies the Latimer
farm near the to'l-gate on Mar yland
avenue, was badly cut by coming in
contact with wire fence on Friday.
Yesterday the following was found
by Mr.. Lenderman corked up in IL
glass bottle ilolting in the Christiana
river, one.fOurth OF II mile above the
pulp works: Fen. Is, 92:-1hls was
written by l.. X. Hammer. The. IMAM OF
boy that finds 1t please report.
| Inc hOChlOEu5 WILL OptH Lue BedS W
| to day. Saturday. with the strong
Falkland club OF Philadelphia, at the
Schuetzen Park. Game called at 3.3O
p, m. Entrance 10 park Is from Ken
nett pike.
The Rev. Thos. Madslem, evangelist,
of Now York city, will preach in Kings
wood NJ. L. Church, i4th and Clay
mont streets, on Sunday morning at
10 O'Clock. The public are cordially
| invited.
Harry j. Browne, wife and child o!
| Washington, ID. e., formerly of this
city, left fridayifor Minneapolis. Mimi,
Mr. Browne having accepted a posi-.
ton as foreman OF "A carpet depot for
tho firm OF Vim. Donaldson u Co.
Mrs. Ann Beeson will reside the
coming summer with her brother-in-
law John S. Beoson on tho philadel.
phia pike, Brundywine hundred.
DR.. j. b. Welch of this city will lee.
turo before the Keystone Association
of Philadelphia on Sunday afternoon
on the origin and history of the idea
OF Devil and place OF torment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-30
FOURTH EDITION


The races on Wednesday afternoon
on the new track of the Waverly Hall
Association, Stanton, Del. were OK
ceedingly interesting to the large num-
Der of people assembled. The track
was In excellent condition, and at $50
o'clock, when Charles Dempsey, start
ing judge, called tho three minute
class, three horles were brought out,
namely: Star, owned by II. II. Jor-
dan; Bessie Booker, owned by Alonzo
Newlin, and Lucille, owned by Dir. l..
II. Ball.
This race was won by Bessie Booker
in three straight heats, time 3.03, 3.o2H
and sos.
The next race was the ESQ class In
which there were horses entered. No
bic b., owned by b. Butler, got tse
pole, with Red Bird, owned by Marshal
Jordan, second; Rex, owned by NJ.
Buckingham, third, and Lucy, owned
by Mr.. Hobson, fourth. This was a
very interesting and exciting race. and
after one dead heat between lex and
Red Bird was won by the last named
horse.
The time was not announced by the
judges as 1t would have barred the
horses from entering three minute
class.
The four minute class race between
George TaylOr's bay Jim and Charles
Allcorn's Black Hawk, Jr., created
considerable amusement, owing to the
age of Taylor's horse and the fact
that Allcorn's horse got his wind pow
er through tube, inserted in the neck
The race was won by Bay Jim in 3 IL.
| The last was running race, which
| Will he repeated at the next trot OF the
association, which will take place or
| Thursday afternoon, May Goth. This
| will be the grand opening OF the AS
sOciation's track, and some very inter
esting races will take place. The
grounds will be open free to the pub.
lie, and those with good horses are i'll
yited to take part.
While ON the grounds your CORES
| pondent took Il hasty look at tho sta
b es of Mr.. A. Ncwlin, and was inform
| Ell by his son that they contained >;
horses and colts, There arc ten excel
| lent box stalls erected recently.
| Among tho hofsns we noted wa
Raven Bird, l2269. beautiful blacl
stallion; Waverly Boy. bright ba!
stallion; Bell. a two ycar-old, by Lin
don, record 2.Sg :, dam Coloia, dam o
Norris n, = 23'4.
Other promising colts were Eva b.
Jessie n. by Raven Bird, and Hi
Greary by Wavcrly Boy Norris y. TIL
most important horse on MIR. NewllnH
stock farm, was absent as lac is now il
training at another track in order t
take part in the races at Baltimore mex
month. j. IL. X.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-30

Central Presbyterian Church. King st. 4.
above Seventh, Rov. W. P.Swartz. pa stor
1880 a. M, and 7.a0 p. m. preaching by
t the pastor ..ri Evening seEyiee Of song;
will be excellent music by congregation
, and choir. All arc Invited, aud Will DO
comfortably seated.
Mt. Joy n. g. Church. South Whining
ton, Rev. j. ". Mason pastor. Preaohl ny
at 10. 81 a. M. by L.Bantum. sunday school
$50 p. N. Preaching at 40.
st. Paul's A. U. NJ. p. Church. South
, Wilmington. Rev. g. V. Peterson, pastor
Preaehing at 1880 9. m, by BRO. Park r
OF Phiiadelphia. Pa, Sunday school |
| st. James A. U. Church accompanied by
his choir, will hold the afternoon services.
/ Miss Bertie Peterson viii render solo.
! stranger. All are invited.
At 81. Michael's Church. corner of Chest
aus and Adams streets. The subject of
the sermon tomorrow evening at 730.
will be- Il don't want any man TO come
between my soul and God"
Bethel A. NJ. u. Church worshiping at
| the Institute Hail. sth and Shipiey sits
Rev. W. -. Cook, pastor. Preaching at
l0.3o II. m, aud I'D p, IN, 1880 class meet
lngs; 2.30 Sunday school.
joel Prophetic Mission. ID. u. Fitchett
pasor. Preaching Mt 0.3O n. IN. and 100
p. IN. sunday school Up. nj.
South Mission of Bethany Baptist
Church. Cor 9Th Ave. and Broome streets.
| Sunday school at y. m. Preaching at .
| y. IN. by Rev. y. q. lIuddington.
| A, NJ. Il. Zion Church. Preaching at
| 1890 u. m. Sunday school at 80 p.
IN. &. A. J. Spencer. pastor in charge.
| North Mission of Bethany baptist
church. Lincoln street near Delaware
avenue. Rev. W. IL. Wright, pastor. Ser
vices 1870 II. IN. and 1.45 p. IN. Sunday
schools at u. IN. and Up. IN. All in
| vited.
| st. James A. U. Church. 10th and Clay
mont 81 reefs. Rev. A. Woodlands. pastor
| Preaching 30 and $50 p. M. by pastor
| Sunday school 2.30. Young people;
prayer meeting o'clock All tho mem
| hGr are requested to DO home. The Lear
| Year supper is Thursday night May Bun
| All arc welcome.
| Central Presby terian Church. Rev. VIM
| T., Swartz, laslor. At 1890 a. m. and ~
| p. m. preaching by pastor. 40 sunda,
| schoOi ;645 prayer meeting of Y. Il. 4. &
| L.. The subject of the evening service
| The blood at Christ"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-30

When Joseph Dean died he eft q
will devlsing his real estate in Newark
to his son William, subject to a boz
quest of So 900 in favor of two step
daughters and their Issue. At the
death of William Dean. the question
was raised whether this bequest was
n contingent legacy or Il vested charge
on the real estate, and suit was
hre u .sht in the l., :. District Court to
detormine tho matter.
Judge Wales decided in favor of tho
step daughters, when an appeal was
taken by the executors. The U. S.
District Court, sitting In Philadelphia,
reviewed tho case. and on Friday rem.
dereu a decision sustaining the opin-
ion of judge Wales. Tho complain
ants OF appellnes were represented by
Hutfecker IL Holleciier and the re-
spondents and appellants by benjamin
klelds and T.. q. Bradford.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-30
MARRIED,

SFoCKLEY-YERKE S, On the evening
of Friday. April 18th, 1892 at the rcsi.
dence of the brides parents. No. 7ls Milf
fin street, Philadelphia. Pa, by the
Rev. j. Wesley sullivan. pastor of Sny-
der Avenue Baptist Church. Mr.. Harry
Sto ,kley and Miss Maud lerkes both of
Philadelphia Pa. =.
Men ETT-TRU Sly. On the 97th inst. at
Ezion NJ. T.. Parsonage, No. 40 East
Eleventh street, By the Rev. Il. l.. Par
ker: Mr.. Ayrial McNett and Mls5 Cora
W. Trusty both of Wilmington.
EII.IOTr.-On the 95th, inst
at the First Presbyterian Parsonage, nv
the Rev. George N. Hickman, Mr.. Will
liam Z. Atwell to Miss Jennie Elliott.
BURMA M-CLAYrON.-On tho 2Sth at
the First Presbyterian Church Par>on-
age, by the Roy. George NJ. Hickman.
MIR. James II. Burnham to Miss Beulah
Clayton.
GRAY -MCGONERN.-O April 9Th. nv
the Rev, Father BerminVham. assistant
pastor of st. Paul's X. &. Church. How
ard j., Gray OF Hockessin, to Maria A.
MCGovern Of Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-30

This Is beyond question the most
successful Cough Medicine Wa have
ever sold. few doses invarinbl ys.cura
the worst cases OF Cough, Group
and Bronchitis, while its wonderful
success in the cure of Consumption In
without parallel in the history OF
medicine. Since its first discovery it
has been sold on II guarantee. II test
which no other medicine can stand.
If you have Il cough, we earnestly ASH
you to try 1t. Price soc. and 81. IL
your lungs are sore, chest, or back
lamo, use Shiloh's Porus Plaster. N.
Is. Danforth, Wholesale and retail
agents, I'd and Market streets, VIII
minSton, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-30

About O'Clock Thursday morning n
man was found trying to effect an en-
trance in the residence of Walter
Wright at Stanton. Charles Swende-
man. a neighbor, assisted by Il. II.
Banks and others succeeded III eaptur-
ing tho thief, and promptly turned
him over to Mr.. Jabez Banks, the new
constable for MillCreek hundred, who,
in order that no one might steal his
finder and George Banks to accom-
pany him to the City Hall. 1t was af-
forwards ascertained that the man was
1aTmputp ed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-30
.Y.Cl0tling House
wILMtNGros. Saturday. April 30, 1870.
MEETINGS FOR THIS EVENING.


Having been busy all the
week we naturally expect a
busy Saturday. We are
ready for you to-day with a
complete stock of the best
clothing for m ,! o $ and
children. We ac ready tc.
day Gas always) to sell them
at the lowest prices. We are
ready to-day with an extra
force of statesmen, who will
be glad to show you through
our great line,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-30

AT last, after years OF persistent toll.
and considerable self sacrifice on the
part of some of the members, Della
ware Avenue Baptist Church is free
from debt. The church was taken in
charge two years ago by the Rev.
William +. Bainbridge, d. D., who was
confronted by II heavy mortgage. He
ut once proposed to raise sufficient
funds to pay off the Heating debt OF
$500, anu was ably assisted by the
members who entered into his plans
with vim that showed their hearts
were Ill the work.
In three months after Mr.. Cambridge
took charge, every dollar of the float
ing debt was raised and paid. l.. =
Outraged by the success which had
attended these efforts, the pastor then
turned his attention to the mortgage,
which amounted to $4,000. meet
ing WAS held May 5, 1891, when 5000
was subscribed toward liquidatlng the
mortgage. This money however was
subscribed conditionally, and Dr.
BainbridEc set to work to raise the re-
nainder, and thus secure that which
was already promised.
He made a thorough canvass of tho
friends of the church in this city, and
also solicited aid from number out
side. The task was heavy, and somo-
Times he was almost discouraged, but
still he persevefed, and In less than
one year from the time he took hold
Of tho matter the trustees were ,ena-
bled to satisfy the mortgage, and clear
the church of ali indebtedness. The
event will be celebrated by an eight
days jubilee, commencing to-ino rrow.
Thursday will DO the great day OF the
jubilee week, when at O'Clock in the
evening a nuinbe! OF prominent speak
er5 will bo present, and the mortgage
will be burned in the presence of tho
congregation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-30

Tried our shoes for children You will
lind them right. You know what that
means with u5, right all over, IT.
wearing qualities and price. and by
the by, price Is an important thing
With lis; il we Mere not working prices
down 90 low We wouldn't be selling
so MANY shoes. Every week seems to
better sa.es on our s.. 30 shoes They
are tho best for the money, that shoe
making can produce. Low prices for
good shoe leather is often attractive;
you will iind both at our store. For
mans, No, 10 T.. 18th street, between
Market and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-30
For tie DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,,
IN MEMORIAL,

Near Bethel, Pa, Emily wife of Vim. A.
Talley. fell asleep in Jesus. April Goth,
aSedl7 years
The Master has come and taken away
The wcll-beloved one 10 tho realms of
day
Safe folded 10 rest. then why should we
weep?
For dtath seemed to her like going to
sleep.
Mournfuliy we ga1e on the pale. thin
face,
Where lately sat such sweetness and
grace;
Wen wipe tears away and no longer
mourn,
An glor lous shall rise that wasted form.
Ever hopeful yet whom the end drew
near.
Her trust was in Jesus. she had no
lear.
Submis5iv ely calm. when She came TO die
She called her loved. and babe them
goodbye"
We think Of her fortitude day hy day,
As the sore disease wasi ed life away;
And yet, oven though tho body was faint,
No hltrmur escaped. no word of COM
plant.
Retiring and loving. we never heard
II err say of the absent an unkind word;
On us, may tho mantle OF charity fail,
That we may think and speak kindly of
all. H. H. w.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-30

Plans arc being nude by l. L. Rico
architect, for II church amt clergy
house al tape lienlopen City (Reho-
uutn), for the ltioee-e OF Delaware
T.. l.. murrli. tuy clergyman OF his
fHiniiy when sick, or needing rest or
change. can have the advantage of Il
stay ut this homo for Tie clergy. Tho
With view to rs completion by tho
opening OF this -easun 1t is bnilt by
gen, raj contributions. We are conf
dent the bishop will accept contrthu
tipls or this good work most cheer
fully.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-30
FIFTH EDITION.


Judge Ball disposed OF the following
cases at this mornings session of the
Municipal Court:
Abraham Anderson, colored, charged
with disorderly conduct, WIS tined %
and costs, or 30 days on the stone-
pile.
james Rowe. who was charged with
acting in n disorderly manner by q
Mrs. King, was ordered to pay 81 and
costs, or put in 80 days on the stone
pile.
Edward Muivey was again before
the court. Or the third time this week,
charged with drunkenness. lie COM
planned that he had already paid S6
and thought 1t was pretty heavy board
Tor what he got to eat, but the Judge
imposed "a line of 81 and cost, VIII. oh
Neddy said he would board out with
Sheriff simmons, even il he had to
break stone.
was charged with being drunk and
disorderly, and was ordered to pay 81
and costs.
Joseph Morris colored, who was
charged with tho larceny of a gold
watch, valued at 500, and an over
coat. was held in 800 bail on each
charge, to answer at court.
Sylestro Guardio, tho Italian who
| was charged with an unnatural crime
with little boy, was ordered to fur
nish $1,000 bail for his appearance at
court.
Tho case of Hypolite Probst, charged
with assault with intent to kill John
| Clifford, was called, but as H. G. Tur-
ner. his attorney, stated that he was
| unable to appear, tho case was contin-
ued until this evening, when DIR. Smith
the attending physician, will he exam.
ined In regard to his condition.
| {. j. GronflhCmme was charged with
using abusive and threatening lam
guage, but on tho recommendation of
City Solicitor Curtis, was dismissed on
payment of costs.
The same course was pursued In the
| case of Isaac Anderson, colored, who
was charged with IA similar offense.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-30

brlhStr' state Hospital n tNrEmrst
Sep.' Proposals viii he r"c,ivel hy III
ttus cGs Or The following supplies ton G
Wo-nt.7ttt Nay, jllng .lul} and August
va tiieFot le>. vegetables tread, hpef
veal INIT "n tIesi pork fresh fisn lu e.,
sizr 0.rE sJast5 SUMMER O. fHuK ati,.,s
drugs. coal AID ICE.
BIDS Tor b"tt Wal hc on tore and hinl-
quarters ont ui cattle, well futtcd nnI
lfaSils not lt'ss ihnu 20 pOiIuIe TIE
kthrN ldl tg='o excluded IN the hti# on
htHl- itI't'r-.
BIDS tor eal to ti IN the VINCE .unnnI
the c,lSe- To- De well tuttal ana dressing
mol ltss1han 81 pounds
tiiis tpG mnttuu 80 b" iii the whole an +
mai, iile sItup to hC wltiintt as,Iti a. vsS-
iu.z loot a'>- thHu 70 ruuHl-.
lids til htil cual ui Eaud H1nify ~.
lHokru egg npt uaf lae pr ~ aGIp be
he Ion ui" YEAR I'M Hua lnuSt p#rargn
All p1lf b., tttt-yatf#t VIII sheet NA-ttIt.
Al saRl,llc-tu be delivered at tttf=hl,#
lit.l lTe" ul t'iiar2c, ana IA sauu qln II
eat.
BH,uk forms of proposals aud .aiyc
l9pHs will tie turn shcI L, tua-s VIII 4 =
lra7-, y. D. d. richards, u, tarnhursf
llel.
NJ Ids VIII be considered uulcs mad,
IN sAil blanks ami IN the manner there
designated
The bils VIII BE- opened al tie I,o4nltat
Al ! ~aielnrS. thursday MAY 9Th -
~ .,,ntrtrts vi be awm led 10 TIN best
he Trustee = =rrgr the rsght to r. .,,ct
tlis MOI letuc Ia I'm iuttsr 7.s5l the
tEtsttuftpu
sa-npl r=l,ho seen u, app ma al the
hospital,
AIMS again tho hospital mus; Ia, rrc.
d. i. sitiiARusoH sopr.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-30

Miss Jennie Winston, favorite with
tho theatre.E oeIs of this city, will
open three nights engagement at the
Grand Opera House next Thursday
evening, She will be supported by
the Lyceum Opera Company. The
operas selected for this engagement
ate, Fra plavolo" Oh Thursday even
ing, la Perichole" on Friday evening
and "BuccacciO, ron Saturday evening
This will DO her last appearance here,
as she goes to Italy, where she will re-
main five years.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-30

NsW CAsrz.A April 30. Tho Republi,
ca1s hsld 3 n1e6tipf at the residences
of Sheriff Vim ons last evening. John
F. King acted as secretary. The fol-
lowing delegates to the convention to
be held in Dover, on May were
chosen: Gen. James II. Wilson, II. A.
Dennison, Robert McFarlane, Abraham
Moore and Aaron Roy. Alternates,
William Simmons, Henry Stafford,
William Worthington, John NJ. Col
Inns, Parker Bacon. The following
delegates to the county convention
were also chosen: Northern District,
William Worthington, Ro bert McFar-
lane, james Hance; Southern District,
John Townsend, Elwood l.. Wilson
and William H. Saunders.
The services in the Presbyterian
Church tomorrow will be conducted
by Rev. ]. Beatty Howell. Rev. Mr..
Howell was a missionary In Brazil,
but was compelled to return, being
unable to stand the climate. He is at
present assistant pastor at Burling-
ton, n. j., and Is very highly spoken
of.
The Salvation Army will have charge
of the regular services in the Jail to-
morrow, and will alternate with the
W. 9. T. U. In holding the services in
the jail during their stay here.
The Nj. L. Infant school sociable
will be held in the Town Hall this
evening, The proceeds are to pur-
chase a carpet. Admission free to
everyone.
Messrs. Davidson and Gray have
made some extensive improvements
to their store, and opened with new
stock to-day.
Frank McCallin, now employed in
Philadelphia Is visiting his home here.
William II. Whitelock of Whining
ton was in town to day.
Rev. ID. j. Flynn will lecture in the
Opera House this evening on his trip
to Europe. Reserved seats are selling
rapidly at Ferris drug store.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-30

To morrow afternoon, at O'Clock I,
the Rev. Isaac Jewell, of Epworth NJ
T.. Church. will deliver lecture at the
Young Mems Christian Association,
No 1907 Market street, on the hid
den Rocks Of III Q itnrC.".Severi Ueau.
tiful selections wall bo rendered by a
male choir. The, meeting is for men
only. and all vino attend wills enjoy a
pleasant time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-30

John Parker, the barber, has been
laid up the past week with an affection
OF tho bowels. He is conYaleseiug slow
ly and hopes to DO about again in a
few days. In the meantime no has
secured an extra knight of the sheara
and tonsorlal operations are perform
ed with dispatch.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-30

We have on our counter four fashion
books from Paris, Le Luxe, S24 per
year; album, winter and summer, So
per year; Tolettes Modeles, $40 per
year, and Paris Elegant. Sl3 per year.
These are the finest plates, ever shown
III the city. Stop In and see them.
DAVIS Il Co., 3I3 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-30

The Delaware Construction Com
pnny Las photograph Of one of their
floating derrick machines with Il loco
motive just drawn ZIP from he bed oil
New Castle harpor, suspended i'll the
air, Its weight was about twenty-five
tons. 1t was machine No. 5 hoisling
the W. X n. locomotive No. %, March
g. 1882
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-30

Bishop Coleman will preach and
confirm in the following churches to.
ntorruw, IN: Christ Church, Chris.
tlahma hundred, p. m, st, John )
Church, Wilmington, evening, St
Thomas Church, Newark. lie con-
iirmed a class Of fourteen persons i'll
st. Michael's Church Thursday last.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-30

DRUNKENNESS" and "opium habit
radically cured or money refunded.
our treatment is safe, sure and scien-
tiiiC. This statement can be- corro-
boiated by many OF our graduates of
this and other cities. Silver Ash IN
stiLute, N. Il. corner 18th and Market
streets.