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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
1. O. o. y.

In the much pleasant reading
bers OF secret orders 10 be
these columns but little Is
about one OF the oldest and NJ
strongest now existing ordeq
city-the /. o. o. II.
This organizations first AN
In this city was In tho form I.
Virginius Lodge. No. 2. Mover.
1884, aud has been followed b
other Lodges, all OF them still
ence, with a large membership
fclent amount OF funds TO guard
promised in the matter Of yisiII
sick, relieving the distressed
eating the orphans OF It's meml
sides the brotherly feeling thu
main teaching Of Che order.
Its membership, as a rule
cuss the merits OF the Oh
among themselves, conseQI
of their doings appear In VI
lodges meeting nightly m
halls lately added to the I'm
ing on the corner OF Twolft
line streets, owned almost
them, are kept busy at eve
lnstructing new additions 70
bership, during which niue
I've advice Is given, and sincd
ton OF what IL commonly
teams, but more properly
drilled members. much intd
has been attained, and the
bers, many OF whom had fai
larly attend, now frequently
appearance, and leave after
evening spent with their bre
again 70 meet them, especial
access can be had 20 the
fourth stories by means OF q
"A great convenience.
Vlrginius Lodge No. 2, nj
ence nearly sixty years, has
it's organizers, but IL still a
body, both numerically and
as ever, gaining almost slW
meetings. Members soon
pleased with It's workings 81
constant attendance soon bed
powers In the government al :
ment Of the lodge.
A most interesting eIhi1
workings and instructions q
II IL expected, will take
Thursday night. az the
three young men OF this city
bers Of the order.
On Tuesday evening last a
ant time was bad az the
Abrams Encampment No.
visit by special invitation OF
Patriarch OF this ~jurisdict
HlchIe. OF Parkersburg, WI
campment No. II, and mem
Patrlarchs Militant Of CantO
this city, IA their new unifi
Ing q very handsome app
body but recently organized
Ing rapidly.
Wildey Rebekah Lodge N
last Wednesday night and ID
ferred the degree on one cal 4
did the work very successfu
grand style. and was q rich
70 those that witnessed
work OF this degree.
this lodge congn
having a staff thf(
ths State and baa. IA
pbernalia. The
tertalnment report
ness for next Wed
have . good prog
time IL promised 4
the date, Wednesdl
MYSTIC
Union Ruling IA
Gle, which meets
ing, at 1914 Mark
" attended aud \
Ing on Tuesday ID
Ing initiated and
acted. There "
p~ortance next q
members should
Ruling Is boomi1
creaslng.
sun
To TEz End
ers that / had
above namcd
thousands Of
manenfly cu1
two bottles 2
readers WHO
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
Judge simpson

OfN.he Superior Court writes: From
mental exhaustion nv nervous system be-
came shattered, and I was Utterly unable
xaaleehH;ghts. tSnlnhaE Bitters curedRe1
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23

correctly arrange their
be- them. A veil should
n or thrown aside In a
Id be rolled leAgthwise,
into shape as it is
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
PRETTY DREss ZOE CHILDREN.


The dress worn by the smaller child
Of to-day's picture is made OF white
crepe and has a border Of embroidery
around the bottom. The waist has a
tight-ftting lining and the yoke is plain
aud is finished with a gathered belt.
The dress is sewed to the yoke beneath
tbs belt and hooks at the back. The
full collar is Of crepe. embroidered to
match the bottom of the skirt, and is
sewed to q narrow neckband. The
sleeves are pulled.
The other dress is a a very preSty
model In the Empire style. The mate
rial used is Bordeaux red wooden suit
ing, figured with yellow Dr. pale blue,
and velvet somewhat darker. The waist
has a tight-ftting lining with hooks be-
The dress Is sewed to the velvet
Rnd hangs in folds back and front,
plain 1eneath The srms. The
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23

have as
that degreeV
On Thursd
will hold its u.s.
there should be
the degrees, as thu
dates already on then
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23

Union Rolling "A
Gle, which meets
ing. at 1918 Mark
~ attended ADD
Ing on Tuesday i
Ing initiated and
acted. There "
portance next
mem ers should
Ruling Is boomi
~creaslng.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23

Mes.
kle our fore
n public or
faces into
something
d think you
bf this bad
some eXcit-
Q glass and
Duntenance
wrinkling
|andglass on
q the lines
notion with
or the dia-
I'm sheet. l
ave cried when
found that even
Back hair. or brush
fastening a dress, or
Bt, / made all sorts OF I'M
rmaeeS, and threading a
little troublesome, produced
|brtions.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
Water WIN DO.

AAAA w.
many disorders, which
stances be prevented II
were paid 10 ordinary
aution, Is constipation.
biting and exercising is
aus Of this trouble.
sionally troubled with
lstion and other minor
remove the cause, the
mass away. When a
constipation, a
just after rfS-
Removing the
AicatiOn OF
Qinion is
3 Of hot
Acold
nd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-27

One OF tie finest Christmas displays
In our city will be found at the home
of Mira. Harry b. SaSIOn, No Sl6
King street, Cotton up III honor OF her
little son Nalt6r. In the back OF the
parlor Is arranged two large treos
loaded down with the paruphernalia
which makes n tree beautiful.
All kinds of fancy articles which the
OF lady can conceive Is
made and placed upon IL IN an artistic
way. A light is placed behind the
trees III such q manner as to make the
display unique and Intensely beauti.
full. Around the base OF the trees Ia an
extensive garden, representing differ.
ent Bcenes.
In one part Is the mountain OF Arar-
at. and upon IL rests Nolhs ark, and
then 10 seen descending the mountain
HaHimsIs Of all kinds that were con-
fined In 1t during tne Hood which de.
Istroyed tile wUrld. tn another part,
Is typical fai III sceEe, with its mum.
elOus Hooks; then there Is scene rep.
resenting village with its numerous
industries, stores, liack smith shops,
etc. There is also u laks with steam
boats plying upon It, aud q stream
lilled with the tiuny tribe. In fact.
the whole scene reflects much credit
upon the SKILL and taste OF Mrs. Save
don.
Outside the yard la display OF the
gifts which old kriss had brought her
little son, showing that Walter was
universally liked by host of people.
The public are cordially invited to call
aud sec this truly wonderful and att
tractiye scene. It is estimated that
the display alone upon the trees repre-.
sent the expenditure OF over three
hundred dollars.
The Christmas tree in the parlor OF
W. d. Griffith, Esq, for hIs numerous
progeny Ia truly worthy OF mention.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-27

Charley Mitchell. the English pugl-
list. arrived in Washington, ID, O., at
10 az. and was met ut the depot by Mr..
Brown of the Richmond and Danvillo
railroad, who had made preparations
for the journey from Washington to
Jacksonville, Florida. The party left
Washington. D. Cat / o'clock. Billy
Thompson, Mitchell's manager. 70.
turned from St. Augustine on Tuesday
greatly pleased with the training quar-
tiers on Anastasla Islands.
William A. Brady, who Is managing
the business affairs OF James j. Cor
bett, lett New York on Tuesday, for
Jacksonville.
The building on the old fair grounds
at Jacksonville, Fla. In which 1t Is pro.
posed to bring OF the Corpett- Mitchell
fight, will be 204 feet long by l55 feet
wide, and will have seating capacity
OF 1900. The seats arc being so ar
ranged that the contest can be plainly
seen from any part Of the building.
4 he price OF admission will be $40, Sl5
and $50.
John l.. Sullivan opened weeks
theatrical engagement in Brooklyn on
Christmas night to n crowded house.
I Four six-round glove contests are
scheduled to take place at the A. @ y.
N. club house on Arch street this even
ing.
Tom O'Rourke states positively that
he VIII not allow Dixon to tight Plim
mar on any other terms than ia
pounds. weigh in at o O'Clock on the
evening of the fight. ...
Charles Murphy, the amateur bicycle
racer, expelled from the Il, 4. W. last
summer, will apply for reinstatement
at the meeting OF tho National ASSEM-
bly, next February.
I Billy Madden said yesterday: Il have
just been offered $40, O0O by a syndi-
cato of sporting men to invest on Bob
iFitzsimmons IN his match with tho
: winner OF the Corbett- Mitchell fight.
: Oh courso they want rue to handle bob.
and ! would readily take him under
my management"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-27

Republican Glasses in Sunday Star.
On last Monday night at the annual
election OF the officers of the Delaware
Historical Society, Ebe w. Tunnel
was elected president. Who did
It? Lewis q. yandegrlft was present,
but one should think that he bad
enough steering Democratic candi,
dates for Governor. He was cheek by
jowl with Robert j. Reynolds for o
year before his nomination, and yet
Governor Reynolds appointed Mr..
Nicholson attorney general. Whoever
put up Ebe Tunnel for vlce.president
of the Historical Society Is feeling the
necessity OF giving the next Democrat
10 candidate different reputation
from that of the three governors Just
preceding. He means to say Tor his
candidate" Here is q gentleman and o
scholar. Ahem. we have not had such
man tor Is years or more. but here
Ia one at last for he 10 an honored
member OF this very ancient and hon.
orable society," 1t IL worthy of Judge
Grubb's fine hand. Wonder II the
Judge did not set 1t upP
The Historical Society has boon q
| suape. q oat for many years. Thomas
+. Bayurd Ambassador at the Court
| of st. James at $50 day. has been adj
vertising himself regularly for thirty
years by the contribution TO 1t OF acme
| cast-on book or document, such ns
the iiy.leaf OF his grandfather Bible,
or some time-tinted. ily.specked bal
lot (not from Odessa or some other
equally useless token. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-27
LOVES BOOK.

II Is done-the romance is oven
No blessing hath Fortune TO send,
For Cupid has slammed down the coyog
And written the end.
Quite short is the tale he has written.
Sweet. short as tho text for a tomb,
OF love and youth that was smitten,
Then ashes and gloom.
Thought II might be long story.
A serial never TO stop; ~
thought ho was writing for glory,
And not for the shop.
But no. He lust scratched off lyric
That some feeble poet might sing
Qt almost would pass for n pyrrhic)
A little, short thing. 49,
thought a strong chain Love was weavin
To stretch to eternity's brink, I'D.
But the ahackles were very deoeivinR,
Composed of ono link.
Do all dreams turn out Just as hollowt
Must 70 through life as sageY
Alasi In Loves book must there follow
Blank page after pager
Or else was this little love poem,
Which took but day 10 compose,
Designed as II sort of a proem,
Tho rest to DO prose7
What hap II this chain that has parted
As prose or as poetry rank,
30 long as the book Cupid started
Be not left blank7
--Flavel Scott Mines.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-27

half inch bolt passing down through BOTH
then inch board ID is cut on the
angle of each rafter and thoroughly
nailed on each side.
There should be similar piece nailed
near the peak. This comes handy to
hang hay carriers on. 1t will be readily
seen when the four pieces that make
pair of rafters are in place the tendency
is to go ont instead Of down, where the
purlines would come, and as the purline
ia put in to hold the roof from sagging
the writer who describes it does not see
any use for it in this style of roof. He
says in explanation: In order to have the
roof sag at the joint in the rafter. ii
would have to give way at peak or plate.
You secure them there and the center
jeint will never sag. The pitch of the
roof should be for lower part five feet
rise to three feet run. The upper should
be about quarter pitch-never one-third,
There are several roofs of this style In
this section, and they are giving good
satisfaction.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-27


The trustees OF the poor held their
regular monthly meeting this morn
ing. The secreiary's report was read
and approved. Tho superintendent
made his monthly report MS follows:
In the house at present white women,
s.; white mon 1856; white children s;
,colored women 30; colored men q;
colored children Q. Deaths 4.
The pay roll for tho month amount
Ing to 1892 "a was ordered paid.
On motion OF Mr.. Smith $500 was
ordered to be pnid on account OF 70.
patre to gas machine.
The total amount was 5000 On mo
tion MIR. Lawson, committee on light,
was discharged with vote of thunlts.
The superintendent was instruc tee
to purchase u copy OF the new reyiseG
code OF the laws oil the State OF Della
ware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-27

Tho " T. pWouHlgs property la,
bsan treated to neat iron iaLCo
through tile km,ipHss Of MIR. ) G. Hnl
ross OF Wilmington n special friend u'
Dr.. GrisB. tho pNstnr The property
has been furthei improved lay tAeer"c
ttun Of meat house, daring the
Nerk.
+ Mir. p. u. locates OF noimar Killed
fndr hogs. tho heaviest of Wtlr.
weighed TlA puUHds III" weights ui
Tic others were 80. 40 ami iJO
pIunds.
= Nj. j. l.. LeCates killed two thlr.
Teen months old pigs tntt weighed
81 anu jOG pounds.
= Mr. J X. Warren, Of EllendalO Killed
his pen OF haES tAIJ week. Weights
n follows: jE' 800, &l3, I'll.
Notice has heen given rs the Light
house Hoard that about January 18th.
1884 the pabpll trumpat ut Delaware
Fire. kwnter. east sud Of light station
south side OF the entrance to l1Dln
ware bay. WILL lie changed to sound
during thick or toEgy weather blasts
OF three secuuds duration separated
BY client Intervals OF = sceanG4.
Little moro than week ago l.iilisr
Todd was visiting her sister. Mrstico
Smith. at lir.dEeE.la Hho Has eiifFr,
Ing with tEpiutd pEoaiurEtI tn
time OF he visit 7h5 MAS III g+IErc
health apparently. Int wfhi homo ult
In two day7 was TAKEN with lyphui,
pneun oI,ia and thTpe days latyl wa
dead the deeeH5rd Wis ahOUt =
yeats Of age and dauEA,er OF JtcoI
Todd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-27

RltHARl SON.-1.th month, 90 1902
Elt2lieth RICHARDSON. widow of ihci
late VIM, Richard ON, in her 9th year.
kclst ns ana friends arr invited to ut
tend he tuucrul from nor tate rc-idrHcei
81 Ncst I'd sir"ri, ON sixth day. tue goth
inst, TO meet ut the house at y, IA. ln-l
tcrrucnt private.
MEY EltS.-O Dcccmber2G 1897. Caroliucl
Meyers. in her SGD year,
Rcla ives aud friends are invited to at
tend the funeral FROM the residence of
her suu-in law. thAa lone, No. az W Csi
9Th street, on Fir day afternoon at Il
O'Clock. lntCrrcnt at Wilmington AMI
bran ywl 10 cemetery.
NEVIN.-At Middlcrori. Del, on Deem
lcr - Joseph II. Ncrln, formerly OF
this q ~.
DAW> ON, Suddenly ON The Esd instant.
MnrRnrcf ;. DAWSON in the Slst year
OF her nge.
IL Iatives aud friends are invited to at
tend ting funeral, from her la G residence
I,Ol VIII ON street on Fourth day allcr-
moon, the 9Th instant AT / O'Clock In
Torment private.
Bt RN~,-Dn Dee. 9th, 1893, Mrs Thos,
Burns, aged ~.
] RrlatlvrS aud friends are invited TO at
'tcid her funeral from the residence OF
her sou-in.tw, WIN. Reed. Dufont's
BANKS, on Wednesday afternoon. Ser
/, ices NJ the house al O'clock. Inter
'ncut nj Green HIP CcmctclN.
. - Philadelphia papers please copy.
WGGS, In Md.nctown. Dol. on Dec. ri
I'93, Ten .aun 7. Rjggs aged u years
/ His rcu aims will he buried FROM hiS late
residence IN Midtlclowu. next lhursdaf
morning, 18th inst, ut II O'Clock Funeral
services At tho house. lntnrment at
: Bethel ". H.. 'cmrtcry. rteHls are in-
~ tr.i without iurth + notice.
II ROSSLEH--iu this ii v. On December
Z rj. 1853, Edward r. russlpy,
Relatives AMI friends Brandywlnc
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-27

William I. Magee Is locked up at
the station house, on suspicion OF
being one of tue men who have been
working tho fence building game on
down state farmers.
Yesterday Walter Burroughs,a Kirk
wood farmer. informed the authorities
that stranger had secured his note
for $3.50 on the representation that he
was the agent OF Cincinnati, Ohio.
firm. Believing that he had beer
duped hu afterward informed the au
thorities who arrested Magee later Ii
tho afternoon.
In his pockets wore found the not,
he had secured from Mr.. Burroughs
and farmers in the lower part OF The
state.
Magistrate Monaghan this morning
held him until Friday night for
further hearing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-27

The King Street Market was not
crowded this morning with vehicles
and sallers of poultry as on Saturday
last. From Second up to Fifth street
at Q o'clock, only one lone turkey was
displayed on the farmers benches for
sale, Butter brought from IS to $50
pei pound; eggs. from 80 to SIC per
dozen; pork, l3c per pound; scrapple,
Sc per pound. lard, loo per pound;
chickens 40 TO Csc each; ducks, 500 per
pair; guinsas 500 per pair; celery, to
SO per stalk; apples. 10 to lac per x
peck; oranges. 10 to 25c per dozen.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-27

The Street and Sewer Department
last night met. The re quest made
to accept deeds for the beds OF streets
laid out on the Price property in The
Ninth ward. was refused. Secretary
Wiley reported that the weekly pay
roll was $61;i,5l, and the monthly pay
rolls were S5O5 aud 1853. The secre
tury's collections during the week
were Sl.431.S6. Tho balance to the
credit OF the city treasurer were: Cur
rent expenses, *27 Sj2.di street I'M
pruyemcnt, s52 .3b5.l9, A number o
drainage licenses were granted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-27
Reedy Island QnuranlInc statIon.

i. b. Frazer, secretary Of State Board
OF He1lth, received ar Invitation from
Drs A. b Mcdowell and II. II. Glen
nan. surgeons In charge, to inspect
Tho above station tomorrow. and In,
vitcd Governor Reynolds Secretary
of State Hawkins, Mayor ShOrtildEe,
Dr. Frantz, DIR. Wales, Ttos. n. Stay.
ten, L o5. NJ. gilbert, meIubers OF
State Hoard OF Health. The train will
leave this city at y. Is q. m. FOR Della
ware CITY AMI u steamer will then
convey the party to tho island.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-27

Tic following circular, which Is self.
explanatory, has been issued:
WIIMGNGToN, Del, Dec. 23d. 1885. -
The Library Comlulttee takes pleasure
ia announcing that during tho week
ending nereinber 3lth. the stOckhold-
rrs and subscribers OF tho Wilmington
Institute, together with the members
'Uf their families, may enroll their
names and obtain thor membership
cards in the Institute Free Library.
linus they will have the iiszt opportu-
atty Of enjoying The privileges OF the
now Institution.
Airs. Rasug will have charge OF the
registration department.
Ter order OF the Library Committee.
A. ". TYLER Librariau.olcct.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-27

4 lisQnt6h n IN Nlw Nastle TO the
Philadelphia L cord states that the
hOulsn Mills ara started up with !l0
H., Is h. d,ty and t:at the Delaware
Iron WoIha have also resumed.
Tue latter wurk5 hnye not resumed
all ii l. lot kuawu wi en- thuy will
tne WOODEN mills have stated up, Dul
Aot WiiN % lrGtIp.
Toe Nualrn Nllls nave been idle fol
five menth5 dating the rast year. aid
a fednrtlon ~ wages las Eone into
effect during tic same period.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-27

Z UUBItT NFWb
Nm attempt was made Monday
night to wreck trolley car on The
Nadia rodd. but the vigilance of tho
motormun prevented the consumlna
ton OF the dastardly decd near Hink
sons corner. While tho car was being
run at good speed the motormur
noticed dark object on the track and
shutting of the current he bent hi
whole strength to the brake wheel
when 1t struck tho obstruction which
proved to 10 logs ana stones piled oil
the track reward OF 500 for i'm
formation OF the miscreants Is Offered
by the company,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-27

Auerew J. Conner had bad fall at
sec nj RHl Orange streets, and
bful5ed his head BADLY.
James Kitchen. the livery stllla
nun OIL four,h street. Is rec39erd.g
from II liberated thumb.
Air Harry Srhlire, Of 9Th and Vnnlu,
rem - sim suilerjn.y FROM tho grippe
Mr.. Harry Il. Saw,la., Is also sl4..
eihs ftOm 4 had attack OF tie gIIp.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-27

For the eL,iis IT tia Increase!
travel y airh a., holiday ieaeon ways
Rugs. tho + nu7s IVA lu kulrua.i
uLtany viii H. $ year ,slI e>c r-I5l
itN,ts lctweeu til var uu9 ST t"u4
oH It's system At the re- luGrd ate >.
two cents per mi e. SucI trrKots W
pg sold between All stiliuns On .ha
powuingtOwn ard Lancaster rr.unl
AMI the nltud Railroads. OF Sew der
sey DIVISION. rio dUtss OF shln at,
eiuher I'D to 2..h and l3eucmGul
.2ath 10 Junuagy LIST, 1874, inclusive
valid Tor return until january 81
IlS,il Inclusive.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-27

Friendship Lodge, No u, Knights
ofpvthias, eleoted the following officers
last night: Chancellor commander.
George w. McCaulley; vlce-ohancellor,
John L. simmons; prelate, John A.Orr;
keeper of records and seal. Thomas
II. Buckley; master OF exohequer,
Robert McCaulley; master OF finance,
James p. Green. master-at-aTms.
LOWS G. Grubb; master OF work. VIII
liam w. Sitter: trustee. Robert Nc.
Caulley; representative to the Grand
Lodge, George ii. Cornell. Grand
Chancellor William 4. Lincoln and
Grand Master-6t-Arms Lewis \ Owens
were present and made interr@'inE
speeches and gave very encourAS,ng
reports OF the order.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-27

The lecture and musicale which was
to take place tomorrow evening un
dor the auspices OF the Biownson Ii
brai y Association has been postponed
until some other time. Rev. NJ. X.
Fallon Is delightful lecturer and the
date OF the lecture will be anxiouslS
awaited by the large number of people
who wish to hear him
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-27

Among the business houses that
have applied this fall at the Goldry
Commercial and Shorthand College
for male and female graduates arc the
following: II. &. Dunn Il 90, j. Nil.
Ter Thomas, Henry c. Conrad, Esq q
city national bank, publishing com
pany, Joseph Jenkins, plumber, and
| an insurance oillrr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-27

Register OF Wills Cooch tiis morn.
ing rfAntei Ie,tors testamenlafy Oh
lie estate OF ,litnb 4. LANG, late OF
W llmiGgton, to Martin ale.
ln Mis-. Lanes Will she =beQueath-,
- p1Q for charitable purposes mud
S2taB for church woiK She leavea
ol1 each to Calvary and St.Andrew's
+ +. hniGtcs, and J OJ9 each to the
Homeopathic Hospital, l.OEss for
Asri Wnlaru Ferris It'd sss,3&I sosool
and Home Tor lrieulEtss Children
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-27

Tho First NJ T. ihurch. Seventh
street below Walnut. viii hold a watei
maeting next Sunday night. The ser
vices will begin at 1919, The Rev. 5
T.. Eaton VIII preach the sermon an
the pastor. Rev, &. +. .Ineter will CON
duct the prayer meeting. Those VITA
desire to BEGIN the year Of 1891 IL
worship Of God ara cordially invited
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-27

A. Y. Pearson's great American
sporting drama, The district Fair"
will be presented at the Grand Opera
House on Friday evening by strong
company.
The realistic drama THE Limited
Mail" will be tho attraction at the
Grand Opera House next Monday af-
ternoon and evening by II strong COM
puuy. Many new and realistic fea.
lures have been added.