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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1893-03-17
CastOria.

"Castoria is SO well adapted to children that
7 recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-"
H. A. ARCHER, NJ D.,
III So. oxford St, Brooklyn, \. "
"Our physicians in tho children's depart
mcnt have spoken highly of their expert
euce in their outside practice with Castolla,
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products. vet we are free to confess that ths
merits of Castora has won US to look with
favor upon it.n
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIspEHsARY,
Boston, Mass
ALLEN c. SMITH, Pres,
1,rray Street, Now York City.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1893-03-17

A Paradox with a Double Entendre.
The man addicted to the cup
At once should stop,
For every time he "sets 'em up"
He takes q drop.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1893-03-17
At tho head Of

At tho head OF
all blood-puriliers
is DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery. But
it's different from
all of them.
w ha tever Is
claimed for this,
it's guaranteed to
10 Tho n1QnpV
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1893-03-17

ba Cc,taur Con,pany Street, York City
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1893-03-17

ALLEN c. SMITH, Pres,
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1893-03-17

treet, Now York City,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-20

Twenty-Five more ill.treated, half
frozen oyStermen came to the City
Hall about q O'Clock last night, and as
coon rs William G. Robelen. of No. los
West Seventh street, was Informed oil
their condition by Sergeant Wiggles.
worth, he donated sufficient money Ia
provide each OF them with an excellent
supper at the Delaware House. This
morning the boardhrs ut tho same
hotel provided them with breakfast.
Nearly ali Of tho men are frost.bit.
ten. and confirm the statements oil
hardshlps aud brutal TT, atment told
by tho party that was here on Tuesday
night. George Bauer. Il German, who
belongs in Rending. Pa, gave the FOL.
lowlr Z account Of man named SAM,
spoken of by the otler men. who died
from the brutal treatment that he re.
ceived:
Samuel Mcllheny was his name,
and ho To Il ma that he lived at lwen
tv-tlIird and Catherine streets IN Phila'
delphla. ] saw him dubbed by the
captain and the colored mate. II {
foot were the color Of indigo ink up
nearly to the ankles. He could not
stand. In fact he could not get out
of the hold where he was shopping
The captain had roph pat around Iii
neck and had him hoisted up to the
top peak. lie then let him down
Sam tried to walk. but lie only coulu
take few steps before he would fail
down.
The captain and mate then would
80 Mt him with clubs. ono day. wher
Sam wis down In the hold ana could
not get up, | went To tho captain and
ASKED him for something to cat so IA
to give it to sam. The captain said;
"fhose that don't Work on this boat
don't get anything To eat" | asked
, him to give mo s0mettiug for San
several times. but lib would not do IL,
SO my lualoS anu | divided some OF
our food and gave to him.
"lirside having lbs feet fro2on Iii,
hands were as bad. All his iingernaili
had dropped OIL. On ono side OF tn,
lett hand il Was black. If you pulled
. the skin tight you doRld see the bones
There was no llesh here, ii had all fall
I Ell Off. On Saturday. January Z, h
was taken oil of tho boat we Were u
and put on the holI that belonged T.
I our captains brother that expected T.
, go to Baltimore on tho day following
, but it got frozen ub and did not 40
s lie saved on the her boat and dice
) on Wednesday.
I lle WIS llDI DulWiu ullll Inc iOllOH
Ing saturday, or rather last saturday
That Is what We have been told, bu
II tlafa are several men hero that wer
] on the other boat and helped to bur
soum. Before no ltft our boat he wen
4 Insane and II was Euthing more tina
/ the bad treatment tnat he receive
That brought on this insanity. II
g was not the only one who was badl
. treated, for saw Martin hit Sc ,efa
/ times Tor nothtng lie had his hama
/, PROSTITUTION once md couid harll
work. One day thc captain hit hi
L over the nrtd WillI a C!uu hecauae II
v could not pick thb oystcrs out fas
n enough.
Y This Statement was confirmed b
. tha others, one Of WiuaI said no hell
]. ed to bury sam After the mon ha
/. eat1n breakfast this morning. the
i. started tUr tho H.. w, A. h. station
0 with the hope OF SECURING Transports
Il ton to their homes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-20
To Oar rriend, aud Customers.

Owing to the large Increase In our
business we are comnelled to seek
larger quarters, and have opened our
now place OF business, southwest cor
Nor seventh and Orange streets. where
we will continue to sell our iino line of
Teas, and will also aud tho best Coilees
that he market can produce. which
We will sell at n low price. In addl-
ton TO THESE We will larry 4 fun line
OF croekery, GlnssWuro, lamps, aud
most any article that is used in the
household.
These goods we Intend to give as
premiums TO those wiin deal with us.
And 10 further iuirodilUe our goods
We will make this offer:
10 any one purchasing pound OF
our tea, or 3 pounds of our coffee. wa
will give, Tree Of charge, , pounds Of
best granu!ated sugar believing that
YOU VIII give Us call, We arc. Yours
respectfully, c. Il. Ely \ Co, Whining.
10 Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-20

at tho tGpuG AGA oaics To-day, In the
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-20
.rIrTu rnITI0m1
TIT Ill L-UlIiUIU,
Dots,

Mas Frankie Pennington OF Newark
visited orr city the first of this we-k.s
Geo. W. Singles OF Philadelphia yIsis
ted our city yesterday.
Mrs. W. G.. Hawthorn OF Stanton
was i'll this city yesterday.
Robert Casey, ST., of Brandywlne
hundred, was 81 years old OH Sunday
last, and his nephew, William Casey
OF Olaymont, completed his I'D year
on the same day.
Miss Julia l.. Mahnrty and Irving
llnhnum were yesterday married al
the home of the bride near Thomp-
sons station. the Rev. w. p. Swartz,
officiating.
An anniversary mass for the repoee
of the soul OF Father Murphy, who
died in Elkton, Nd, ono yenr ago, was
celebrated In st. Peters Pro.Cathedral
this morning.
At "A meeting of the Board OF Direct
oi's of the Odessa Creamery, on rues-
day, Il dividend Of s per cent. was do
clared iiit
WIN. Macklem, a brakeman on the
r., W. Il Il. railromd h ID his right hand
injured on Wcdnes iny night, While
coupling cars at West Yard. DR..
Draper amputated tho llttle finger. -
Dr. j. b. WEIGH went to Millyllle N.
J. this morning. in orler to treat n
gentleman suffering with cancer Gus
affection.
Father Flynn will lecture In st.
Josenh's Church, Chrisilanl Hundred.
| next Sunday afternoon. at O'Clock,
on "Jhe brink Evil"
Miss RE Grant OF Colora, Nd. is
visiting Mrs. q. X. Swan OF G!l Harri-
son street.
At meeting of the board Of stewards
and trustees or Goodman NJ L, Church
II unanimous recall was extended to
| their pastor, Rev. William l.. White, to
remain as pastor for another year.
Albert Constable, the noted lawye r
| of EIkton has rented an Office in tho
| liutos'building Eighth and King streets
and Will remove with his family to our
| city III short time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-20
An Exciting Chase.

Several weeks ago William Dump
son, colorad, who is employed at the
Hotel Willis and lodges with Rachel
Mercer, another employee OF the no.
tel. who resides on Thirteenth street,
missed some of his best clothes. Az
the time they were taken no one was
at home, and Rs Charles Payne, color.
ed. was soun to leave the house with a
bundle, tho suppositlon was TINT he
had taken them. This belief was
strengthened by tho fact that imme.
diately afterwards Payne left tho city,
and nothing was heard of him until
last evening, when he made his ap.
| pearnnce.
| As soon as he learned that Dumpsou
wis oil The war path, h. enLeaVored to
conceal himself III a yard at No 400
| West Fourth street, but was routed
from There by the occupant of the
house. lie then concluded to trust to
| his heels, and started on run, pur-
sued ny Sc erai persons. Officer Black
| joined IN the chase, and as the fugi-
two did not obey his order to stop.
| tired several shots from his revolver to
| Tighten HIN. lie ran for several
! squares, ami when tho officer was
| pretty close to him on Sixth near
nhipley street, tho latter fell down.
and Payne ind renewed STINT. lie
WAS finally captured, and this morning
Judge Ball held hun In 500 bail for a
furtaer hearing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-20

sHAW-on january l9tl. Mary IL wltG
pf VIVA. 7. shaw.
FL Grad private from the residence OF
'er husband. Ne. 9!- Madison street, Oh
Monday attclnot# II ut 3a'ciuck.
SMIrll.-nn the Eth inst. Charles II
Smith. aRci ii yea =.
Fun"r from his late Residence No. 1di
Walnut street, on Sunday inorbing al II
o'eltch. Services al the house Inter.
nIeIt nj i. Peters Cemetery. /
SNfrIl.=At i}yncrott 5 Banks on tho 18th
INST, lhom/ Smith, AIRED II wears
Relatives and friends arr respectfully
invited To attrrd the funeral from iht
RES cnCe Of his son, Ge,Tpe SIN tn al
tiancruit : Banks, on smut daN the 2isi
lust. at y. NJ services NJ the holist
and irielueut N Mt. Salem.
lIpFEiCrEM-ln this city. or the 2Sri
inst Henry ifoNrrieri u ed - years.
RrlIt Ives aud =tr ends are respect fully
inv tied 10 attend hI- fIuciai from tiit
Ie5id "ute ut hi. sUn-tn-law, charles Ter
hey, 30 9da l\ltlwood street, on FRIDAY
Ian. 2Utll, 1853 j y. m. services MT III,
i;ouso. IHitCrmeitt EivcrFicw Gene
terry.
fGcro.sa Vacant CHAIR in our home,
Aud II voice we loved H. still
He viii SORROW aud aith No moro
For Tia" vile he loved So we'll.
Ms erp In .tesuS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-20

'fisn't good policy to buy
anything for which you have
no use for, simply because
its cheap. But it is wisdom
to buy clothing now because
it is cheap. We don't want
to carry over till next season
suits tlIat cut prices. III in
duee yon tolbuy now, Trousers
that will help carry the old
coat ANA vest along are here
By the thousand.
Store closed at 6 o'clock
except Tues lay and Satur.
DIZZY evenings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-20

Us right prices limits bringing us
more trade. but its right quality TOO.
Cool, honest stock, tho Leaf that can
be purchased Tor the money is the
kind of footwear we keep, and Us for
prices, well We dur.ft pretend 10 say
We can sell yen siloe5 al halt price or
below cost, haven't reached mat happy
business condition us yet. but when
You want to buy good shoes minus
tho fancy prices that oms stores nave
TO ask on account of Ligii rents and
other fancy EXPENSES. our store is the
place ia try. IormaH'-, M. 10 i. 4th
street, between Market and hing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-20

Tho tug Thomas G.. Smith was
frozen FAST ali day off thu point OF
Cape lIon!npen CITY Ice Boat 40. 5
cut her out Tho tug Sea klrg, at
New Gostle. reports the tug ALBERT
Hughes last in the leo Just inside Of
Wilmington Creek Light.
Kato Y. Aitt.en, from Charleston, s.
C., for Mautua Creek, which put into
tho Delaware Ereah@Gtor, hats her rud-
der broken.
The American Line Steamship Ohio,
from Liverpool, putin Mt tho Breaa-
water and secured a pilot, ayins so to
Il tug tor bringing him out from tho
Gapes. The steamer reached pi,iiadol-
PIMA last evening, ami her p24Srngcrs
were landed this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-20

An evening soci,lbie WIS given To the
young people OF this city last evening
at the residence OF Mis- Sarah l.
Young. No. sD5 l.. sth street. II was
attended bya luIg" number, ans all re
port II good time. Those present were
Vi sse5 Ida Young aud Delta Pretty
man Of Philadelphia; Misses Addlo
Powell, BESSIE Paris, Cora Flo, Hattie
Cars. Maggie Henry, lAl2is Davis
Lime Godfrey. Elmer Hudson; Messrs
Charles H. Card NJ. Grimes, Charles
In ~, Carl O'Britu. Samuel Burress
Joseph Clark, Albert Gard, Eddie HAST
inSs. David Prettyinau. Joseph Taylor
George VII iuns mud l.uulle Ennis.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-20
ono IInndren Ihnnsana IN sui!

The Wilmington City Electric Com
many have, it is reported, over dozel
suits on hand for damages, aggregat
ing over QUO hundred tho usnud dol
lars Nearly every lawyer II the cit
has suits uEainst the company al
though none OF Thorn t.ayn Us yet heai
placed on trial he stock is now sell
Ing tor s!450 per share. Dne year az,
it was selling for less than $40 pc
share.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-20

ROISTOS = EYEIIST- At Pnrnil fse
near Port Deposit. on Thursday even-
llig, january 18th. ISIS. by ReV. Loui,
stcnElc. nmpbcll II. Royston. oi Bni
ttmore, aud j. Anna Evcrist. of Port
Deposit, Nd.
LAFFIRIS - MnonN.-st tho 4 sbury
NJ /. Patronage, No. 2 = Walnut street
on Mednesldy evening. Jam IL. 1898. 10y
the Rev. John > 1. Hanna Ar. Frauk
u. lAiferty and Mrs. Elizabeth u
Moody. both "a Wilmington, Del
ST. RGfs-PALMEIt- On Jnuunry 18th
hy krr.J. T.. otis thar.rs l.. Stuigil
anti Mary II. Palmer both OF W ilming
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-20

Mrs. Carey. OF Lacrosse. Wisconsin.
WHO has been suffering from cancer
for soMe time. arrived IN onr city, a
lew days ago for he PURPOSE OF heing
tleated BY DrJ. NrieiI, siha proposes
To remain here until she is cured. HE
news vi fhr stselrss OF lr. WrlCh in
lilo cufe 81 Cancer prom ittaI her TO
make Tits journey to our eli Y, and
there IS eEltry ransom to Eel.t We size
Will soon obtain lnr desired relief.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-20

Notwithstanding our patrons and
Others have teen ieLdIng about coal
I1nd Hour going up the firm of Shew.
ard y Chandler will continue for some
limo to come. unless prices diuI,, to
ioetithe hest fanny coal and Hour at
old price s6."b per ton Of 22i0 pounds
and e5.5J per barrel Tor the best Hum
garian Hour made. Ne have Ii big
stock OF coal and flour and will give
our patton tlle bcHoiit thereof. Shew-
ard y handler. uurtAx e5l corner 4fh
and hsns streets. Phone 40S and no.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-20

that You are lahuring undsr q delu.
sion wien your rlouded lulrd creates
the idea that it Is disgrace 10 have
removed from your syetem Tie de.
untId iUf alcoholic atimulunt.s Brush
uway Tho eobwebs from your + . 8an-
,aiehci htnin AMI Investigate tho
methol OF treatment unlor tho Buff
nngton system at 1901 w. Sth stieet.
No hvpodermiciniee tIans np poisons
no restraints. lew mod"rnized, com
mon =ctsa form OF treatment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-20

Al the annual meeting of the stock,
holders ot odd Eel ows Hall Company
yrstert.ay afternoon, Isaac L. Naylor.
!. II Hunmitt. q. W Pyle. Jnines
brown, q. c. Gpthri', John IireIIsr.
George II. Taylor, james / rriee and
Charles +, Marnney we're elected curG.
tors Tor tho ensuing year tie board
ranrsanihei bv et"etlus 4 7. Johnson
president AMI lsatG W. Italian selre-
tAr.. anl il..a,nlnr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-20

AIRS, Shaw, wife oI WIN I. shaw, re .
ii iillS at 40. 9ls Madison street, died
81 LUtseiay afternoon Ot riUnCer, in
!Gf send year. She has been great
4tiihrnr foi several years, ana although
. lfe hh- been operated on several times
! h2=tilH hest physlcrns, she never ~;
IaHy relief. She lHves a husband and
'sgan children, four sons and three
.atls utnfe. as %ell us muny frio d.,
WHO eylnptthile with them in TIER
Ittill ton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-20

Safes of spual Property viii take
place MS follows:
jan.
~. Loan Association. at III r. I'm street
=. " alter 5. Barns. lied Lion lid,
y. Ecal Relate ut kirkwuod
~ tsuuc Of H. DenuGy. city. -. ...-
~. Jester y McDHElcl. city.
~ ElwOu1 Webster. Hockessin.
% q. II Cannon. Mill Creek hundred.
- Furniture. n. II. coEitL & Washingt on
Feb.
l. u. Il. Zimmerman. horses.
., George II houston. ST Gcurgrg ia.
=, !, T., Mckinney. W G, trrciS lid
., iohn Pnscraii, Miil creek ia
!, Met imhs estate NJ Court House.
1. Ecai Estate AZ Court House
:, Me lhiIcriA property at tOhtt House.
=, Roman. property ~ Cour' House.
<, Estate al T.. rtHifcriS, civ.
Q. j. y. Sterling, W. G.. G. iii.
III \ WollastOu. Mn Creek Hundred.
u. u. T.. Hutchinson. Apo luiuimink Ht
- Joseph Sapp. Pcnuaipr III.
=. Mr., NJ. L, litter, Pcncadcr hundred.
Mch.
.. Peoples x Jackson. Mill Greek I'D.
=, {. II. Ayers, BcandywinO Elundrtl.
2, 4. II. Ayers, Brandywine ia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-20

William LpwtOu the Market street
china mrreiIdul has very unique
heating auparlta $ NJ his store. l. IS
nothing more or less tilall IA large coal
oil lnmp holding about u gallon OF OIL,
placed under tAr front heater in the
basement OF the store. 1t is certainly
a very unIqie affair ana nobody but II
yaukeu would ever think Of utilizing II
lamp for such purpose. II certainty
should 10 patented. NOu iavu no idea
the volume OF Heat the laEp throws
up stairs,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-20

Louis VERT. Of Hope and Danphip
sirrets. looked very sheepish when he
stood before Magistrate Gillespie ut
the Eighteenth district station house,
Philadelphia. yesterday morning in
the presence of IA women who identi.
lied him as the man who hnd Rugged
them against their Will on the street.
He will have a further hearing OF
Monday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-20

lie lotowlng described READ estate, VI:
That certain piece or parcel oI
land s.ttaiC IN the city OF Wilmington
aorcsal'i. bounded emf described ms iUl,
lows. 10 vii:
boailming AT u point on the north.
VI stcrly side ot Nan'teYrr avenue, tNen-
t. i've feet pasierly from tho intersection
with he GtbeHstcrlY sldaoi layfnout
hitfi ftenra nortLraStCrly and para lei
with llHYn0nt street ono hundred feet TO
a stake thence sJttthea-trIly BY line
parallel with NsndeSer uveHue aud dis
TINT titlcfrom one hundred feet to
aiu,hcf stake, fourteen feet westerly
from the line Of the right OF way of the
Pn'!udciPhtG " !lMmEteu and baltimore
Eai1v"Gt company; thrucc SouthCnsterly
~ parallel with the sH d right Of way
= distant theregrDm= westerly fourteen
ihei to the nurtheaSisrly sil.. OF Nanalcy-
tfaLenHe aforesaid. and thence thereby
northwrsiorlN to the place of beginning,
be thn contents thereof what they may,
seized and ial.cn in execution TT thc
hrop"1v Of i.narics 5. Clcland and t. is
ehil to SOLD by
PIERCE GoCip sheriff.
sheriff Once ilnnngtoD. bel. .IarL
II. 1875. no
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-20

George Brown was arratEned before
Judge Ball this morning charged with
Drunkenness. and sentenced to pay a
line OF 81 and costs,
samuel NeaAk, Yn aged man, whose
hair was as white rs SNOW, was assist
ed to the dock and ADMITTED that no
had heen drunk. a fine OF 81 and costa
was imposed.
Two small eolarcd boys were ciiarg,
Oh with committing an assault and
battery. but rs lily solicitor Curtis
was not ready to trH the case. Judge
Ball told them to 20 home and come
back again Tomorrow morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-20

/, W. stidham y s,u, autlonae,s.
Tor VIM. Brown, executor of abraham
Ford, deceased. tEtfatiana huudled.
hefa"S, ~, rlii, Slussa year colt .iIi.
r.moh Il colt, 81 pgIr OF mu.es, $40;
cow from SO 10 sii bull, So. weel.
old pigs, % each; corn - cents per
bHsicl. The SHE Vas well attended
and bidding brisk.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-20

Wrs, Hrnwn's KeceiDt Tor A Now Dress
last wear : gown. faded and dinIy.
! spool 'nrcud.
! ! spool liz
/ pHcknSe. diamond dyes, the co W De
Isircd.
/ Rip the dress and clean thoroughly.
Tut into the dye bath while wet a
idiraGtad on tho dye package. At 81
IdyeinR, wash, dry, and press. Then
make up IN some new style.
The result will surprise those I'M
accustomed to the use of diumund
dyes, for the dyed over dress will IL oh
like a brand new one.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-20

Thomas Ttod@ers VINO was killed by
hts san at Chester, Pa, was buried Oh
Thursday. The services we're conduct.
ed ny Rev. W. / Mcdowell, pastor OF
Trinity Methodist Church. The melhpl
,aad daughter still lingor. with
chance in thousand al living, Blood
poisoning is what the doctors lear.
Tho son s in Media Jail, and Viii ho
tried at lIIe next term OF Court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-20

The Woman's Home Missionary So.
ciety Of lGpworth NJ, Il. Church gave O
delightful ten last evening Mt the home
OF Mrs. j. Gee, 40 Spruce street 1t
Was well attended, some twenty-five
ladies' being present. The meeting
was opened with singing and prayer.
tlIen followed an Instrumental solo
10y Mrs, SaXton, and n vocal solo by
Mrs Tee.
Mrs. Lincoln addressed the Society
on the SUBJECT OF Mite BuXcs max ing
u strong plea for the work, Mrs.
ui their last national convention held
SaXton sang n ductt and Rev. John
White made an excellent address.
Tea was then served and groitly en-
ioyed By all present. Airs. Geo King,
president OF the society, is hard work
ing and pnlnstoking to promote the
interests OF this impu tant society.
Tie ladies' kindly and prayerfuliy CO.
operate with her, hence success has at
tehdol their endeavors.
Possibly tho great Methodist Episco-
pal Church has not given 50 much at
tentlon to this work as sho ought In
the past, now having this thoroughly
organized band al Christian women in
her fold. Tho NJ. 4, Church is doing u
grent work for God amt humanity. A
respectable sum waB realized at the
above meeting. Only God knows what
these women are doing in this part OF
FOUR city. helping the poor and lifting
up tho degraded. 1t is the work Of
tho Master. --. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-20

The great tank drama, Lost in New
York" Will be presented at the Grand
Opera House this evening by an OK
cellent company with two car loads
oi new and elaborate scenery. painted
by some Of the prominent artists OF
America. The special settings include
the East River 10y moonlight. Gram
mercy square, Randall's Iusane Asy-
lnm and New York hHrhor at night.
This is a true and realistic drama OF
lie in New York City, and should do
hs well this evening as In former en-
EaEements
The goiden-haired soubrette. IIettit
Bernard Chase. who will he seen at the
Grand Opera House tomorrow even
ing makes n tremendous hit in hel
| bnnio spavialities. particularly by 4
quaint old negro plantation song. ell
titled, Carve Dat Melen,' in whicl
Miss Chase loses hcr identity com
nletely. lier imitation of that charac
ter up5cts tho theory that only male
performers can properly initiate til,
melodies and actions OF the Old lin.
minstrel. She will be supported by
well-equipped company Of selected
artists including dogs and benra, wht
Will parade after their arrival hero to
| morrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-20

our prescription department is fast
increasing IN its work, owing TO tile
iatre drugs USED in coupOundlng.
i%Eior i Fullerton, druggists sd aud
Mag streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-20

In tho treatment and cure cure OF
"atarril ana influenza lay tho use oil
la Slul's t'HtarftI Cure, there is 10th
ing but delightful experience from
he first. 1t cures gently, yet POSI-
lively. . Cts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-20

b., W. stidllan ~ son, Hae,loneers
sold nj pHulIe Sale, January ~, ls4i.
for Jaaes s. Heal executor OF Liza.
heth Money de"ra e., re fralnI,
attorney. the brick house, 70, aln l..
~ stree, to Mary Il, Bradley, FOR
1900