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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06
FOURTH EDITION
1 QUESTION 6r JCRIsDIoTIoN.

Commissioner Smith Returns -Four Of
the Norwegian ship Thar's Crew 10
the Consul for Trial.
James Hardy. James Mcgowan. vii.
lam Patterson, Angus Toulson, vii.
iam taylor. Jamos Quinn and August
shunder, OF tho Norwegian ship Thar
We're arraiQned before United States
commissioner Smith this morning on
y cnarge ol mutiny, preferred by the
captain, William Il. Stewart.
Inc Thar left Philadelphia on Nav
10 with cargo OF crude petroleum for
havre, France. The captain testified
that on Saturday last all the M en- had
refused to obey the orders of the
pilot Harry Q. Maull, but Tor what
reason he could not say. Tho mon
SAID they would furl the sails but
would not heave up tho anchor. Me-
gowan, Patterson and Hardy were
the leaders OF the men. The other men
were charged with having deserted the
snip without leave OF the master.
filot Maull was sworn and testified
mat all The menwere drunk just after
leaving port. On Saturday one of
the men had trouble with the mate. who
knockcd the seaman down. A general
iight was about to take place, when
ithe captain appeared on deck, and
with the aid of Delaying pin order
was restored but nobody being struck.
ON Sunday the crew refused to heave
up the anchor. saying that they were
AFRAID to go to sea with the captain
who. Mcgowan said, had Threatened
their lives at the time he walked on
deck. The officers, assisted by the
crow OF tug boat drew up the anchor.
Inc captain then summoned Marshal
Lannon who went to the ship anu ar
rested throe men, tho remaining four
jumping into the boat at the same
time thus the charge of desertion,
w. L. Lyman represented the prlso-
ners and Beniah Watson the prosecu.
Lion. After argument Commissioner
Smith raised the question OF jurisdic.
tion In the matter. The mon had ON.
parked on a foreign ship ill lug q for
eign nag, and Notwithstanding the
TACT that the offense had been commit.
ec In the waters of tho United States.
his mind was not settled on the point'
Mr.. Watson argued that If the disturb.
ance had ended In murder the COM
mission would have jurisdiction.
Dir. Lyman considered the point n
dolicate one and thought 1t proper to
allow the seaman of Norway a hearing
lheiore tho Norwegian consul at Pbia-
ueiphia. Tho American seaman, Me-
gowan, Hardy. Patterson and QUINN
would also probably be arlaigned be-
lore The sumo consul. Tho commission
9ocided to send the foreign seaman TO
Philadelphia for a hearing while the
charges against the American sailors.
10 10 held over until he could look up
the point more fully.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06
Dots


Wheh VIII our free baths DO omen? .
WIN. Lynch spent Sunday In IVES
Chester.
Inc "Pennsy" has applied to Cour
Tor leave to sell the unclaimed bap
gage and packages in Its various bag.
gage rooms.
The J. Q, Dryer Company has recelv.
Ieu the contract FROM the water depart
Iinent to supply the white oak for the
inter rack. The bid was s090.57.
Strawberries are very plentiful In
our market. and this week will SEQ the
largest part Of the berries on sale.
The pavilion at Brandywine park,
TINS side OF Lenape, Is to be turned
into an ice cream resort.
Ground was broken at the Union
street park on Saturday for tho erec.
tion OF building to DO used for les.
taurant purposes.
The NJ. L. Church, OF hIarshaIIton
held n festival on Saturday evening in
the X. OF p. Hail, that place. There
was large attendance and the amount
realized was $50.
Mrs. George w. Brown, of Baltimore
county, Md, Is visiting her daugh.
tor. Mrs. Isaac d. Sheppard, No. 1904
tanning street.
A man named George Ayers, driving
a team belonging to tho DUPONT fam.
lily, drove into the village OF New Lon.
Lon. Pa, on Saturday, and ran into a
team belonging TO Mr.. Hickey. Both
wagons were somewhat wrecked, The
driver was arrested but alterwnrd no.
leased.
VIM. j. Lank who had ono of his
thighs broken by fall ono day last
week, is resting quite easily. the swell
ing having subsidized. and the lndlca.
tons favor an carly recovery of the
use OF the log. Tho hot weather is
rather enervailng. but Mr.. l.. is of IA
stoicai disposition and makes but nj.
tic complaint.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

Secretary Frazer visited Delawar o
ehiy on Monday, and found thut tho
uead iish had been pretty generally
removed from the canal, and other
steps had been talicn to clean IN and
ward OIL disease since his visit OF last
week, but he thinks 1t necessary 10
nave considerable cleaning up done In
ofuer To promote health and ward OH
attacks OF eholera and other diseases.
To day he visited Stanton TO look after
tho piggery and other Accommodations
connected with the creamery OF Cham.
Qier a Dickey. Secretary Frazer seems
~ nave MS heart In this work, and he
u certainly the right man Tor tho
place. The health Of tho people is an
important matter, and ali should I'M
dcrstand the utility Of cleaning up
and guarding against the Introduction
81 instdious and contagious discusses.
All should remember to act on the
above hints, us an ounce OF prevention
" worth pound OF cure.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

The sailing yacht Ariel was launched
from tho yard OF the Harlan and Hol.
hngsworth Company ut 430 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, In the presence
OF few invited guests.
The Ariel Is u schooner yacht of 100
feet length over all. 81 feet 6 inches
beam, IA feet depth OF hold and 10 feet
drnft She was designed by Carey
smith, the designer OF tho steamer
Richard Peck, twlitscrew steamer
sailing out Of New York city, which
mas made the reputation as liver.
The Ariel is very yachty craft now
that she Is In the water. She has a
4ong sharp PROV and apparently full
shear lines forward; abaft the mldshlp
section the lines OF the hun fall away
and end In long oyerhanging stern.
Ihe hull is very curious piece of
marine architecture. Its submerged
lines are short and bunchy with u deem
keel running from the stern down.
ward TO end abruptly at the storm post
under long overhang.
The finish OF tho yacht will DO for
service rather than for show. It will
DO substantial and have all the re-
qulsites of servlceuble sea.going
vessel. She is expected to be swift
ealler.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

Washington Camp No. 8, Patriotic
Order Sons OF America. last night an.
thorlzed q committee to prepare let
ters TO DO sent to Mayor Stuart. OF
Philadelphia. and Worlds Fair Com.
missioner Geo. v. Massey, asking May,
or Stuart to endeavor to have tho
Liberty Bell returned from Chicago.
and concentrating Mr.. Massey upon
his stand on tho Sabbath closing
question. In the letter to Mayor Stu
art the committee says:
knowing you to DO a patriotic
American, always advocating Amerl.
can liberties and patriotism, we
humbly appeal to you to use your
influence and authority that m order
might be issued to return tho grand
old boil OF Liberty, which rang OUT
freedom In l776. and which gave us q
country wherein the Sabbath was day
OF rest and sanctity.
We ask you in the name Of our
God, our country and our order to
have the old bell returned to Its hon,
ored homo In Independence Hall
should the Worlds Fulr authorltlec
persist in opening the fair on Sum
days
''The reason we urge for this plea Ia:
That the grand old bell OF liberty never
helped to desecrate the Sabbath of our
God, and 1t i5 not right to Insult her
grand old memory by compelling her
to DO placed where the American Sab.
bath Is desecrated. ~
q Feeling suro that these views will
thoroughly meet your appreciation
and OF every othor other patriotic
American" etc.
Ia the letter to Mr.. Massey tho COM
mittee say: I'VE desire to convey to
you our congratulations for taking the
manly stand that yoa did In favor oil
the American Sabbath"
The committee is composed of J. b.
Roberts, William L. Holman aud w,
q. Taylor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06
NE HAD KIDNEY DISEASE.
The Only Relief Found Was
in Paine's Celery Compaakd
James Harris, an Octogenarian
Found assure Long Sought.
The DriltaHtsa,lns Oft. g. Appleton,

hoston's arent Wit. "
Not everybody knows that the brill
liant saying lis life worth living? That
depends on the liver" origlpated with
the late Thomas G. Appleton of Bos.
There's enough wisdom In the pun
to set up a college OF physicians.
Inc liver, indeed. makes ono sec
things through rose-colored giasses,
or through the smoky glass OF disease.
IN the weakness OF shutting ones
eyes 10 the beginning OF liver troubles
because they are small ones, misfor,
tune really lies.
Tho man who neglects plain signs
OF coming illness, or who does not
know what to do when sickness over.
takes him such q man Is culpably ig.
norant.
AS he gives double benefit who
gives quickly, SO a man on the verge
OF falling into dyspepsia. nervous
prostration, or kidney trouble does
himself double benefit who quickly
attends to any disagreeable sensations
III stomach, liver or head. II may be
nothing; 1t may be serious. The risk
is large. Paine's celery compound is
now SO easily obtainable-eyeryd drug
Glst oil any standing has it-and
l'alnes celery compound SO quickly
and permanently relieves sufferers
from their Ills, that there is no excuse
no use."
James Harris, of Towanda, Penua.
Is 81 years old. He has been cour
crier Tor IS years, and is in this wa
known in every part OF his count
lie Is q man very much respected by
all whc Know him. He has been III
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06
Market growing stronger.


The Levy Court met this morning nj
10 o'clock. all the members being pres
ent except X. Lewis Armstrong.
The monthly payroll for salaries OF
employees at tho Court House re-
ceiver OF taxes. coroner ami others
amounting to Si.S3S SO was passed
ana orders drawn for same.
Checks for magistrates and constables
approved TO April LIST, 1893
Theodore Francis, Chief of Police.
Si9o.26; Frank i. Smith Justice Of the
leace. l66. 90; James Monng sl43.
80; Charles Is. Bowers constable. Sl6 81.
Fred W. Neutz, sol. ef; W. II. Ii. Clark
constable, S2S %; Albert N. sutton,
Sii. 40; W. II. Smith, S3I 10; William
J.. Coimery, S39,9i; Lewis Sasse, $50 80
frank +. Herbert, Mayor of New Cas-.
lie, s2ll ;95; Julian ID. Janyier, So.
Frank Riding. Sll.l0; Goo. ID. Bopps
Sl5.l2; Clas. III. Salmon, IS so; War.
don, Reed. so2 05; benjamin 4. Grad.
dock, sl6o5; II. Ferguson, S2s. so;
Thomas Bratton, sl2.75; Thos. Den.
kyne, sai.05; Wesley Smith, $50. 81:
total. Sl,3.7S3.
flnns drawn by Geo. N. Comfy were
presented for tho erection of an iron
bridge called Taylor's bridge over
biackblrd creek, about six miles from
Townsend, Del, and will cost betwet n
$4,000 and 5000. Estimates for thv
same VIII be asked for by the Levy
Court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

4 Bash,
PIG Market St
UntrimIned Hats

We have fifteen different
styles of Children's White
Hats which will be sold for
25c; reduced from 4Sc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

An unknown white man created con
siderable excitement AZ tho Delaware
avenue station of tho d. ~ 0. Railroad
about 5 O'Clock this morning. which
resulted In baggage master Benjam In
Bowen receiving a severe cut over the
eye. ''-U
AT that time the mnn who was under
me influence OF liquor, entared the
station. lie acted worry dlsorderly and
threatend to ''clean out tho establish.
ment.' In this he was unsuccessful.
Mr.. Bowen seizina and eiecting him
from tho building. In tho sctinie Mir.
Bowen fell striking his head on the
stone floor, receiving the injury. Mr..
Miller was attracted by tho scuflle.
but when hs arrived the disturbances
was over Officer Larigan was pass.
ing at tho time and arrested the uliruly
man who was afterward allowed to no,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

u has luGu suggested that the
schools shonld hold but one session
. day during he heated term. or un,
"a the schools close for the summer.
ube lessons VIII now consist chiefly OF
reviews, and a session lasting from
$50 to u will afford sufficient time for
ihht purpose. 1t Is folly To overtax
rho little children during the hot
weather., and therefore tho different
comiaittees should act without walt.
Ing any consultation with tho School
b, ard.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06
MAX EPHRAIM,
Clothing House

Honored be he who in.
vented Serge! There are a
hundred luxuries in summer
stuffs, but is there anything
that is quite so all.around
comfortable and suitable as q
good quality Serge for warm
weather Serges keep their
shape; that's a tailor's hap
piness. They're cool; that's
a perspiring mans JOY. They
don't fade; that's a sellers
satisfaction. They don't cost
much; that's your satisfac.
ton. We have dependable
Blues and Blacks-$1O and
$l2.
What'll you gain by wait,
ing till the seasons half gone
to buy your lightweight
Suit ? Get now, while the
stock is large. A fortnight
hence they'll be SO scarce,
you'll be sorry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06
AT &c.

We have a ladies vest; sold
for Zoe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

4 Rev. Geo. Brown, pastor of the Star
of Bethlehem 4. U. NJ. p. Church al
Newport. desires to kill a bear, In the
shape OF debt of $500, on Sunday. tho
goth inst, and he therefore has MAD
envelopes prepared TO contain contrl-
buttons from all who wish to assist In
the commendable undertaking. We
wish that they may he successful In
killing the 'bear" which has bten cat.
Ing up their substance for number OF
years.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

CHEsrEl4 Pa. June 5.-After so years
Mrs. L. p. Arment. No 507 West Soc.
ond street has discovered that the
woman who she always thought her
mother was only her foster mother.
and that her own parent is living in
woodside, Del. She loft at once to-
gay TO Visit her. When an infant Mrs.
Arment was adopted. She was twin
ulster. and before her birth her father
who was Union soldier, was killed in
an engagement, and her mother,
siruggling with poverty, parted with
tne twins. who grew up in ignorance
OF tholr parent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

The sale of stock aud farming uten.
sils OH tho Woolton farm, lately sold
to William DUPONT by Joseph d. Con.
row, will take place tomorrow after.
noon, and all who wish bargains
should he on hand. The veteran auc.
tloneer, L.. w. Stidham, will call tha
salo, and promptly respond to thu
mods and winks of tho various bidders.
For particulars read advertisement
and make memoranda m oil tho ar IT,
Giles you desire to purchase.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

pooi h1"ith IOr u long Time, anu his
improved condition is the subject of
general remaks.
n, Clarence Il. Kirby is a druggist In
Iowanda. and he says that when Hair.
rls went to him for two hotties OF
falhes celery compound last May, be.
Tore he started for q visit to his
daughter in Orwell, he was In very
pau shape, and he would not hnve
been surprised II Mr.. Harris had new.
81 come back to court again. Let Mir.
darrls tell his own story:
lie says: Il have been troubled for
years with what the doctors call
,rlghts disease, and my right kidney
mas pothefed me terribly; my knees
p patneu me so that ! could hardly bend
over at all: ] had dizziness in nv
mead, although never was much iron
pied with headache. l have been so
ulzzy as 10 fall OF my chair and had TO
10 helped up by others. In these div
spells would apparently see sDecg a
llylnE in the air, and was troubled
very trequedtly in this manner, both
/ on the street and In the house. | hau
cramps nights SO terribly that could
not get sleep until o'clock i'm Tho
mo- ming. first reed OF Paine's celery
ION pound about year ago. Hav.
ing tried nearly all the medicines and
consulted several physicians with.
00ut getting any relief had little CON
liaence In anything, but | spoke to
druggist Clarence r. KIRBY, about il,
aud he said he was having great de-
inand Tor IT, and l concluded to try it,
purchased two bottles and took ii Ia
orwell with me and used it according
TO directions. / began 10 feel better
at once. When two bottles were gone
could get no more at Orwell and ais.
continued Its use until came back toi
lowanda. But / certainly had less
pain IN my kidneys, had 10 cramps
nnd could sleep and rest nearly all
night. When ] went into the court
mouse on my return, Judge Peck and
All the court officers congratulated mo.
on my improved appearance and told.
me was getting young again. And
! certainly feel younger now. lam
taking my third bottle of Pnine's
celery compound, and shall continue
It's use: 1t has done me more good
than all the other medicine lever took,
ana TO 1T owe my present improved
condition OF health.n
NS
Coz aps =En
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

The price of wheat In PHILADELPHIA
yesterday declined cents per bushei,
and reached the lowest quotation or
record 1t closed at 691S cents Del
bushel. as against III cents on Satur.
dny. The previous lowest price wac
II cents, which was touched on 90.
tober 2S'29. and November 3 of last
year. In Chicago yesterday the prioe
foil momentarily to 631S, and closed
at 64Js-the lowest figures being gu
cents below the lowest recorded on
any crop at any period OF the year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

Mr.. and Mrs, George II. Trultt hav-
ing completed their beautiful new
store and residence, at the S. Il. Cor.
OF sixth and South streets, New Castle,
nave sent out about ono hundred inyl.
tations to relatives and friends TO at.
lend house warming which will
nc held al their residence on Thursday
evening next.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

The Freie Presse made its appear.
Ianee this morning under the manage.
ment of its new proprietor and pub.
Usher, Mr.. A. J. Kooeh, and we trust
II may provo welcome morning vlsi.
tor to large number of our citizens.
we would give quotation from his
ills Dutch TO US.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06
BY Rail AMI Wuier 10 Hay Ridge on
tho Cbrsapcake, ,Junc lin,

10 Baltimore by rail and thence by
Ialatinl Steamer Colu bia, so miles sail
down the Patapsco River and Cheaa.
pea!Se Bay. New special attractions
all free. Boating, fishing, bathing,
sailing. grabbing; eoft-crab dinner.
special train via Il. d y. II. Il. will
leave Wilmington (Alnrket 6tree0 at
72o A NJ, and Delaware Avenue nj
$50, arriving at BAY Ridge at li.45 4.
d. Returning (all ralD train Will
leave Bay Ridge at $50 T.. NJ. and ar
rive at Market Streeb Wilmington, at
S.l5 L. ii. Round trip sE0U.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

The following transfers of property
were made yesterday.
Joseph l. Carpenter and wife 20 Join
a Ahrens. lot in East Lake Park, on
the south side OF Woodale avenue he.
tween Iwenty-nihth and Thirticth
streets. lot 2jXlOO.
James McNulty and wife to Francis
J: McNulty house and lot on tho south
sine OF Second street botween Jackson
ami Van Buron, lot l4xGO.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

II. L. Roberts VIII sell lot Of super-
ior western horses at Chester. Pa. to.
morrow afternoon. In tho lot are sey.
ernl last nags that are we'll worth look.
ing after as well as n number OF fine
coach horses. Catalogues can bs pro
cured at the rooms of l.. w. Sddham
4 Son. No. III East Fourth strcet.
Frank is going up and he desires a few
Friends TO accompany him, as he
tninks no will beablo TO help them So
cure good bargains.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

Gabriel Anderson was overcome by
the heat while on his why homo from
the Lobdell Car Wheel Company yes.
terday afternoon. Anderson lives al
Second and lntnall streuts, and ms
soon as he reached there lie became
unconscious. Drs. Morrison and
>SincEsom worked with him long
Zine. and at lust restored him TO con.
to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

The contested Sllcox will case was
before Register of Wills Cooch this
morning. This property was devised
TO the wife but the will is now contest.
ed by relatives OF tho husband. Several
cislon gluen.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06
s- 9 90
GrcnI i,ctnr.inn IN nri..n.

Several single suits and pants Pat.
terms. which We will mako up at n
great reduction to keep our tailors
busy. Suits to order, $50; reduced
from s25. Suits TO order, SIS reduced
from $50. Suits to order. 5l2; reduced
from Sl5. Pants to order. s.; reduced
from 81. Pants, 81; reduced from 81
and 90. Liverpool x London TaIiofs,
52i Market street, W. Lockyer, Mgr,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

Charles Mulhern has been arrested
In Philadelphia charged with embez.
Enng money from Clinton. Ehoads K
20. lie was representative of the
com pany In Philadelphia. land 1t Is said
tnat he enlbezzled s95 from the com.
pany He Will 10 brought to this city
can lie secured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

Tho Academy of Music has boon
leased for one yuat by George Lea OF
Port Jeryis, N. ". starting August i.
j. Leonard Johnson OF this city will bo
assistant manager.
Tho management will engage only
first class companies for tho coming
season.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

The Union NJ. f. Sunday school will
make an excursion to Cape Nav on
tho steamer Republic on Thursday.
They will be Joined at the wharf 6y
the SUNDAY school Of the NJ. L. Church
at New Castle. which will come over
by tho cars and very pleasant trip
down the river Is anticipated. Those
who wish to join them can 90 so on
paying 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

Miss Fletcher. OF New York. will
have talk on the Bible, the real and
shams, in the Covenant Reformed
Episcopal Church. Third and West
streets, on Wednesday evening. All
are invited to attend who wish to hear
q talk that is really edlfylng.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

There will be held strawberry fes-
itival In the lecture room OF the First
Nj. p. Church, seventh and Walnut
streets, on Thursday, Friday and Sat
lurday evening, 6th, 9th and 10Th of
June. for the benefit OF the trustees.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

A small child was run over by tho
team OF Mr.. Baker. morocco manu-.
facturer, corner Fifth and Church
streets, about O'Clock last evening,
and quite badly hurt DR.. Frlst was
called in and afforded tho necess ary
surgical aid.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

Tomorrow promises to DO partly
cloudy to clearing, preceded by local
showers continued high temperature.
Thursday clearing with slight tenn.
peralure changes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06
THESE WARM DAYS.

These warm days make
you think of comfortable
Footwear. Have you cast
off those button Shoes that
you have worn recently? If
you have not, do it at once.
Don't delay it. A little pru.
dence takes your foot out of
that burning misery. Then
for real comfort put on a
pair Of
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

Francis Maguigan. Republican can
didatc for Council from tho Third
ward, returns his sincere thanks to
his friends for the support they gave
him last SatHtiRg il all the Repu5ii.
can voters Ui the ward had done as
Wei ~ tloy, the result would haye
.aen dlllege - 80 ward would
have BON T1aa-azszzs.s'HhHra It belongs. in
? tie HPurIA4IitaEl f,t.Ita - :"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-06

Naomi Lodge, No. 3, d. orr, I. o.
y. r., Will give musical and literary
entertainment In Odd Fellows Hail,
on Wednesday evening, the nth inst.
Tickets. 10 cents.