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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04

Robert Graves. who died Mt his la[e
nome on Sunday night, WAS one of line
mpst highly respected and well known
colored citizens Of this city. Nbt
Phly WIS no respected here, but ALSO
N New York. Philadelphia and other
large Giles where his business callAd
PIN. Ho was gentleman in every
Fcspeetand successful business man,
navinR as large catering business hs
any man in this sectlon.
He was born IS years ago on I he
EASTERN shore of Maryland. At tie
age OF 25 years he came to this city
end hired Qs steward on the steamer
NeAegraph and later on tho Balloon.
which rau between this city and pllIa-
Qeiplila. Iic held these positions fot n
numoer OF years. when he decided 10
EoSouth. lie engaged passage on tho
tteamer Wilmington and was ahin.
wrecked while the steamer was ant4r-
ing the CUR OF Mexico. lie reached
inhd In safety and proceeded on lis
tourney. .
AT New Orleans he secured the
ecwardshlp of Steamer which plyed
bh the Mississippi River While III tlnt
position he 5avei the life of n woman
who had jumped from the boat with
euictdal intent. The deceased After.
Enrd acted as cook for the Unitnd
States Coast survey. lie then return.
~ to this city and started In the mNr
ehant tailoring business, which hs
Pter disposed OF to james lintliir.
During tho late war lbs was cldse
worker with Thomas Garrett in the
" olitiom Of slavery.
Sir. Graves wis wealthy man, he
having twenty-oue properties wh|ch
nlo valued at over slOO,COO. lla was II
deroted member OF Ezion N. u. CHUNK
ebd also president OF the Ezlon CeIne-
EEfy 0ohpany Oia son. EdwAr d
ofnves' survives hin The funeral
nI pc heid o-inorrow from lis Into
heme at3 O'Clock. The service wlll'be
p charge of iteys. Monroe and Lee.
titermcnt VIII be mado inlsAionCen 0.
tery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04

When the Court OF General Sessions
and Oyer aud Termlner convened at
Georgetown yesterday morning, the
commission OF tho Hon. Charles b.
Lore us CHIEF Justice of tho State was
read, after which the regular business
was proceeded with.
The principal case before the court
is that of William Evans. charged with
the murder of Raymond Rosser,
through the poisoning of a we'll on
the farm OF Rosser's father near Lau-
rel with arsenic. 1t is alleged that he
placed the poison In tho water for the
purpose OF killing his WIFE, who was a
sister OF Rosser and was living at his
house, Evans was arrested at Tacony,
"a, shortly after the death OF Ray
m ond Rosser and has been confined in
jail Tor seven months awaiting trial.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04

Make Haste to Defend Yourself
III you live In locality where malaria Is
prevalent with preventative that ex.
perience Indicates as the most reliable Of
medical feguards-Hostetter's Stomach
hitters. Entirely free from the objco-
tions-and they are valid ones which Mt.
tach to the mineral alkalold quinine, 1t 10
Tar more enectl 9. and Its effects are not
eyanescant, but lasting unlike those al
the drug. There arc portions of our In nd
and none more beautiful and more fer.
tile-wh Inch at no season of the We r are
entirely exempt from the malarlRI
seourge. In such regions Hosletter's
stomach Bitters has undergone contln-
uous test for the past forty years, with
results which have established Its repu-
tation beyond all cavil as n special d. g.
fense against every form OF malarlal dis.
ease. For biiiousness also. IL is an no.
knowledged SPECIFIC, and 1t is a potsnb
remedy for cons ipat on. dyspepsia.
rheuinati- IN and an Impoverished condi-
ton OF the blood.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04
FIFTH EDITION.


NEW OAsrIA April t.-Ths shsd sea.
son opened very successfully on an
";.so yesterday. Over 40o ana
shad were caught by the New CaatIs
mnshermen. Joseph H. King receiyed
30O from his many boats, and John 4
walls 1913. Charles Lancaster caught
tne highest mum Der for single boat
Ms haul numbering 40. The fisher men
went out again early this morning, but
to'day's catch lie expected to equal
That OF Yesterday, "a Monday Is always
the best fishing day OF the week.
An entertainment consisting OF some
very pretty taubleaux was given in
the library on Orange street last even
Ing. AS Mrs. Christopher Columbus,
WHO was TO have taken charge OF the
program was unable to be present,
Or. Martindale announced the titles OF
tho pictures represented. MANY his.
toric women were personated by q
NUMBER OF young ladies', nutable
among them being Joan Of Arc, the
Empress Josephine, Pocahontas, Mar.
tina Washington, and Columbia. Eng
land, Scotland and Ireland were also
appropriately represented. Refresh.
ments were served In the basement Of
the library at the conclusion OF the
tableaux.
The editor OF the Daily Herald IL
conducting contest of com position
on New New Castle.p The prize will
be paid In tuition at the Wilmington
Commercial College.
City Council and the trustees Of the
Commons will meet In regular session
this evening.
The official board OF the M. e Church
met last evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04

The gearing Of the Market street
hrld@e is giving Bridge tender Crossley
considerable trouble. Tho Ice of tie
Winter has greatly damaged the
machinery and rustal It, A few DAYS
ago While turning the draw ono of tile
pieces broits, which caused the bridge
70 be- closed. Yesterday afternoon
MT Crossley succeeded In partly te.
pairing The break and now can turn
lllo bFHge nealiy on. Wagons can
crcss, but several jams have resulted.
as the approaches are so narrow. The
bridge Will be put In full repair In "A
Short Time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04
THIRD EDITION.


Thev swcetly Sing and do Not sting.
Kindly loaned were the beaueiful
flowers from Messrs. Baylis & Potter's
hot houses at st. Pauls NJ. T. Church
Inst evening. In this fragrant bower
nltted the BUSY Bees" They sang
solos and choruses. They spoke pieces
ard dialogues. They were all little
girls. sweeter than the tlow0rs, even.
from 3 to IA years of age. Katie
Hughes and Bessie Hopton played a
piano duett.
Nellie Scott. EIva and Mary Blacks.
ton. Katie Hughes, Bessie Hopton,
Arzie Hukill, Josie Foulk. Gertrude
Hing, Helen Touchton, Cora Edwards,
Florence Blackiston. lslbel Touchton,
Katie Hendrlckson and Marion Hard.
Ing trimmed the Easter Cross" with
flowers amid their Rotations. Lilly
Hutchinson sang an Easter solo grand
ky. Edith Whitehead spoke, I'm a.
~ given the BUSY Bees" by Miss Eva
Dayldson and Mr.. Dennis. Lizzie
Pierce said Il Never Made Speech
Before
Mabel Mccain recited what Would
you take for the, Papa?n She look ed
and bowed. to her father every time the
question came in refrain. This caused
the audience to gaze at him. which
was decidedly embarrassing. and still
more amusing. Harry Baynard helped
the Busy Bees" by speaking "Phil' $
Complaint" Bessie Hopton sang
.Down the Orchard SWING Gertrude
King spoke in Dutch. English dialect.
Alice Brown played the Violin delight
FULLY.
Pastor T. L. Terry addressed with
representation the BUSY Bees" and
Mrs. Allen II. Alnscow, their teacher
and leader, who organized the BUSY
bees" Oct. l, 1902 with eight members
which have increased to twenty-two
Two entertainments have been glvonl
The first one at 10 cents admission,
raised $500 aud the second one 50. 81
from free admission and collection.
They sent box Of clothes and bed
ding to Missionary Home in Utah.
tnat eduoafes girls and was totally de-.
gtroyed by fire last winter. Miss Ida
kouik kindly presided at the plano
Eddie Lednum also helped by acting
as Master OF Gerenunles". The usll-
prs were Howard Grossly. Charley
lednum. Harry Baynard, Willie TO VII
send and Master Brennan. A special
attraction was a dialogue on tile
Zee. Clock aud Broom" by sadie
Draperand others,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04

James Sanders. colored, occupied q
place In the dock ut this mornings
session Of tho Municipal Court charE.
ed with committing an assault and
battery oil his wife. She testified that
he became angry because she will at
tend church, and that no had struck
her on several occasions on TINT
account. The prisoner said that
he gave his wife all the money
lie earned, but on account of
her great desire To attend her church,
she sometimes failed to have any sup
per Tor him when no came home from
work. AS tia entire matter seemed to
he misunderstanding between the
two. the Judge continued the case
with tho hope that there will 10 re-
concil.iatlon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04

Tho twenty eighth anniversary OF
tho surrender OF General Lea and the
Confederate army to General Grant
and the U nion forces will he celebrated
ON saturday evening by Encampment
NO: "a, Union Veteran Legion. There
VIII be n number of members OF tho
order present from Philadelphia and
Other places, and in tho evening there
VIII TO grand parade. German Hail,
on sixth street near Walnut, hrs been
secured ana inter thu parade there will
be meeting held. at which n,ldrcs.es
VIII DO delivered 10y several prominent
Speakers. This will be followed by n
banquet rendered to the invited
guests
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04

AS Chauncey NJ. Depew says that
nine 'tonths OF the business failures
are caused by gambling, the measure
before our state Legislature to legal.
i2n gambling at county fairs. and the
Wide spread opposition to 1t, makes
ms ptominent subject now before
the people. The Rev. DR.. W. l.. S.
Murray, OF Dover. will therefore lee
ture before the students in the Col.
leEe Hall, end floor OF Institute build
ing. on tue afternoon OF "Wednesday.
the 9th Inst. at l.3O o'clock. on the
subject Gambling the Cause of Com
mereial failures.' A cordial invita-.
tion Is exttnded by Prot, Goldsy to
tho public TO 10 present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04
Max EpIlrainl,
Y.C!othiDg House
XEyITHOUT impression
w there is inaction;
y,;+bo,,+ ,o,,,,,, L.

XETITHoUT impression
Wv there is inaction;
without sensation,
stagnation. The old VIII.
mington way was stagnant,
inert. The absence of sen.
sation made it so. In those
days Philadelphia took great
slices of the best Whining.
ton trade, but that is pot 8
how. Wilmington MERCHANTS
have reyolutionized the trade
by personal power, working
through new trade laws,
Both forces are and have
been here. The outcome IS
why this store is doing such
a successful business,
The newest fabric for
Mems Suits are the Unfin.
ishad Worsteds, suitable for
dress or business. Looks
well! Wears well So and
SIS.
Light Colored Suits in
Homoapuns and Cassimeres
have the call. $40, $l2, SIS.
Clay Diagonals-1'he best
black goods to wear; will not
gloss or fade. Black or Blue,
Sack or Cutaway Suits, Sl2,
Sl5, $18; Goats and Vests,
50, 81, $13.
We would like every lady
who wasn't in our store, to
get one Of our panels, to
call. You can have one for
the asking.
Memorandum books for
men.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04

Spring made another decided nd.
vance yesterday over the interior OF
f,e United States. The maximum TIN.
peratures rcpuIt"d were as high al ii
cagreea IN Ohio, lowG and Wisconsin,
y In indinnn aud Missouri, rs In West
Virginia, 80 In South Oak Ota 81 in Ne
brneka and 81 In Kansas II the march
81 the senson continues at this rats a
iiii y longer the country Will step
Ahruptiy from winter into summer.
J'oultless these lNgh temperatures
elnnpt lie long sustained, and us they
ATs occurring in regions where tho air
te roinless and very dry rapid fall oil
PIC mercury may easily take place.
But tho indications are that the telat.
81 spring will now quicRen lts step
pu the Atlantic eoast. however, winds
Blowing nom the ocean, which is stu
eold, will prevent any protraeted rise
OF temperature equalllng that oil yes
feIday In the far West.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04

MARsHAILroN April Al see In the
"Marshallton Items" OF the 3D. instant
a very bad mistake. 1t says to Join
the h. q. i. the foe Is $1,000 This is a
mistake. The fee Is only % to JON
the Eagles, and twelve cents a week
Cues thereafter The benefits when
sick are IS week and 800 at death,
$50 for the death of wife. This 10 a
correct list OF the fees and benefits,
and 1t Is hoped by the writer that the
former report OF 1890 as fee to join
will not discourage any who may wish
to join. The Engles ale coming up
last in numbers and are In a flourish.
iEg condition. HIP,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04

On Sunday. April 0. 1893, the now
church at Newport will be dedlea ted
by the president OF the middle
district, Rev, ]. II. Nicholas. The
general public Is cordially invited
to participate on that occasion. Am.
pie accommodations will be made to
accommodate the public at dinner.
Evening services at Z D. m. Music
will he furnished by the Star of Beth.
leham Singing School, OF Newport,
under the direction OF Prof. L. Will
liams. George Brown. pastor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04

The donkey and package party to
be given by the Ladies' Circle this
evening in the room OF Smyth Post
No, !, q. AR, Third and King streets,
viii be an enjoyable affair throughout
ana should be we'll attended. The ad-
mission Ia but 10 cents for gentle men,
ana as the proceeds will be devoted
toward defraying the expenses of Me.
mortal Day, no one should refuse to
take a ticket.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04

The following charters o: moor,
portion were recorded at the county
court house on Monday: Union Park
Company, capital stock $50, 600; Incof.
porators, Rene j. Fougeray. George
Churchman, Charles ii. McWhorter.
Oliver V. JamisoD, George w. Gray.
Equitable Land improvement Com.
pany. capital stock, 800, COO ;lncorpora.
tors, John i. Dickey, Patrick Fahey,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04

Mr.. John Brown, the well knowa
musician and organ builder OF this
city, will, with his wife sail for Liver.
pool. May 10th, for q European trlp,
during which they intend to visit the
cathedrals OF several Of the old coun.
tries, and Inspect their organs. Mr..
Brown has since engaging in the bust.
ness. built a number OF fine organs,
all of Which have proved satisfac tory
to the parties ordering Thorn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04

Rev. D. r. Jester leFt our city this
mothins TO attend this conference,
when meets nj laurel tom orrow, the
nrst time that 1t over assem- bled III our
State. About 80 churches WIN lac
tpfesehtou, only one OF which ia
located In Our city and but very few
NJ thi9 atite. Inc entire attendance
Of preachers aud lay tlelegatcs will be
soout oOO. Inc opening serno will
e ~ elcMed tomorrow morning by
~ d. ). Murray, one OF the most dis
gnsulshed ministers In the conference
Ahe sessions VIII last several dayB, and
are expected to bu OF an Interesting
onatacter 70 AL connected with that
denomination.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04

AT the meeting of the Board OF Trade
on Thursday evening the expedlency
of giving supperin order to revive
the interest of our citizens In this or.
ganlzatlon, and to raise money to pay
for same, will 5e considered. All in.
terested are invited. The Board has
done good work In the past, by at.
tracing business to our city, and
there Ia no good reason that 1t should
not continue to do so II the proper en-.
couragemeut can be extended to 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04

The Social Temperance Legion OF
Stanton will give q grand musical ana
literary entertainment In tho hall at
that place on Wednesday evening tho
9th instnnt, Mt Z 30 o'clock. The cttl.
Zens are Invited to attend and enjoy
an interesting and instructive pro.
gram. There will be very fine music,
both vocal and instrumental. Tho
proceeds will DO applied to aid In es,
tablishing an Industrial home fol-
girls In our State. Tickets, rs oentsI
children half price.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04

The report that William Grimes had
been drowned in the Chrlstiana, near
the Wilmington and Northern Rail
road bridge, turns out to To without
foundation, Mr.. Grimes Is alive, In
good health. and says that he has not
been in the water not even with his
feet. much less having been drowned,
and ha does not intend to bs drowned
Tor long time to come II lie knows
himself.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04

VIM. J. Gorsuch, secretary OF tho
National Provideut Union, will lecture
on The American Ideal OF Liberty"
IN Red Mems Hall, on Wednesday
evening, April u. The lecture will be
Under the auspices OF Rodney Council
ailu if'siuenC McCnhe will make q
short address. The public is invited
to attend.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04
QrorArIoNs.


George F. Baird, OF this city, and
Miss Martha c. Owens. Of Washing
ton, will be married In that city on
wednesday in the West PRESBYTERIAN
Church. Harry Belts and Edward
laird Will be tho ushers. and Miss
Il illa Bright Will DO one OF the brides-
maids. largo number OF invitations
n9Se been sent out and q number of
the friends OF the couple from this
city will attend the ceremony.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04

The Republican First District Com.
ruittee met last night. +. Eden Bach
presided and II. II. Billany acted as
secretary. The resignation of seera.
tary Frank Wooley was received and
accepted and J. Edward Rudolph was
elected to that position. Joseph Il.
Martin was elected member from the
sixth district OF the Fifth ward. Ths
and they will be Issued in short
time. The committee meet again on
Monday night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04

Early this morning the body OF a
man was found floating in tho Dola-
ware river near New Castle. 1t had
evidently been In the wafer q long
time, as there was but little except the
left. Coroner Joseph ii. Kirk
was notified and as he was feeling
quito unwell. he instructed Deputy
Coroner Fox to attend to the matter.
lie will go to New Castle this after.
noon and bring tho romans to tho
morgue In this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04

The tug boat Elisa was shipped
from the Pusey & Jones Co.'S wharf
to-day Tor New York. where she will
be reilited. The tug is intended to
ply In the San Domingo waters and
was given trial trip on Saturday.
Yesterday her machinery was taken
out. dismAntled. and her joiner work
takon out. She was shipped on a
barge,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04

In reading your paper last night /
noticed tie application of Stansbury
Murray, Jr, for saloon at No. l04
East Front street, l would not be do
ing Justice 10 myself aud ruce IL did
not suy he waa the right man and In
the right pluce. PROPERTY OWNER,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04

One room. one house. or a whole
row, with my Immense stock, artistic
designs and skillful hangers, am in a
position to handle any trade large or
small, on the shortest notice at tie
lowest prices. Ii. ID. HON, 2l3 West
Second atreat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04

IL. =. Hanna, 1871 jefferson street,
having secured the services of d. F.,
Morrison. formerly with W. G. Farra,
Will open u fnncy cake and CONNECTION.
cry. with his leo cream business and
will keep on hand fresh every day
everything to be found In iirst.class
confootioner's bakery, Weddings and
parties catered to on short notice. T..
h. Hanna. Telephone 434.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04

Thomas Dempsey, William Bowe
and James Haggorty were before
Judge Ball this morning charged with
larceny. Az the city sniioitor was not
ready to proceed on account of the
absence OF witnesses, the case was
continued until Friday, and they were
each ordered to furnish geo ball for
their apI earance at that time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04

: MIR. and Mrs. j. Ii. Steelman cele.
hrnted the twenty nth anniversary OF
their wedding at their home last
night. A numher OF costly presents
were received and a large number Of
guests were present. Refreshments
wore SOL we'd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04

The whipping post and pillory which
have been on exhibition in Stnnsbury
Murray, Jr's viii dow. on East Front
street. Will be rpiiled of on the night
OF April 20 The person selling the
largest number of tickets will bn pre-
sented with the small model which is
also on eXhihition.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04

Samuel r. Stiles, father OF Wallace
G. and Henry Stiles. of this city, died
at his residence in Salem, N. j., on
on March Goth, aged so years. He had
been a member OF the NJ. Il. Church
o. years, and was highly esteemed in
He leaves a widow, two sons and one
daughter, as well as many friends to
lamont his decsaso. His remains were
Inferred at Sharptown, N. j on We'd
nesday morning. W.. u. Stiles and
family returned to this city ON Friday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04

Several hack loads of sporting men
passed out tho causeway this morning
on their way to attend cock tight
which is said to have been given in n
woods n few miles from this city. The
men were said to he from Philadelphia
although a number OF local sports
wore in the crowd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04

Powell Inns on his stall! In tho Third
street market fresh Delaware shad
and herring, also Delaware rock and
perch, white cat fish, cod fish, had.
dock, halibut. etc. Those who wish
something nice for tea should call
early.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04

The following deaths were recorded
at Registrar Golquhoun's Office yes
terday:
Destefanes-On April /, at the Home
Tor Friendless Children, Jas. Deste-
fumes. aged : years. N.
Hcwstead-0n April l, at No. 1919
West Eighth street, Geo. W. Hewstead.
aged 50 years. d.
Buck April 1, at DuPont's
Banks, Mary Ellen Buck, aged yrs. b.
iroadbent-On April !. at No, 1915
Forrest street, John Elmor Broadbent,
aged 81 months. b.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04

Tomorrow promises to be from
cloudy to clearing, preceded by rain
on the New England coast, and sta.
tiopary temperature. Thursday fair
and rather cooler.-From the N. y.
Herald.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04

Rev. A. W. Rudislll, d. D., mis-
sioDary to India, lectured ON "Indias
Buried Treasures" in Grace NJ. Il.
Church last night before q large and
appreciatiyo audience. The lecturer
gave vivid descriptions OF India's an.
cient glorles and ruined shrines by
sixty stereopticon views. Among the
pictures shown were scenes from the
Ganges amid the 10y peaks ana gla-
ciers. MIR. Rudisill Is endeavorlng to
raise s25. 600 to establish a plcturo-
making plant In India. About half
the needed amount has boon ra sad.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04

BflnI yoAr clothlng to III Market
street to Ge dyed secured AMI repair.
&C.. Get your sprng cjothin. put
" Ordoi, you VA! soon have need for
them. . IiUTsoN IL Burke.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04

At the Surveying Department this
morning the transfer of tho prom.
tftr NJ Shallcross avenue and Mudl.
son stF1G's WIS recorded from NIolu
Bailey to Harry p. NJ. c. KaIg.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-04

Steward Il Chandler have put their
coal down twenty-five cents per ton OF
2@4o lbs. Try our nut coal for spring
and summe use VIII give satisfac-
ton. Call n. W. Corner 4th and hihs
and south slide. Phone s0S and ITO.