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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-28

Last evening squad of officers, un.
der the direction of Sergeants Massey
and Welsh raided the house of William
lSwiggett No. go Liberty street. and
captured Swiggett and his wife, The
warrant charged Swiggett with keep
ing gaming table,aud on u al charge
the couple Were arraisncd belore the
Municipal Court this morning.
william II. tis er, on wloie infor-
nation the place was raided, testified
that no had saw poker played in the
house for money. The house was also
a rendC zvou for scrap" shooters. Mrs.
Fisher denied ever seeing any gamb.
i ng carried on In the house a5 also did
four other parties. Mre. Swlggett stat
stated to the court that charge was a
put up one. Fisher having had quar-
lrel with his wife last Saturday
IeYeninR.
| Then he threatened to "get square
with tho Swiggetts If he had TO swear
falsely against him" Mrs. SwigRett
said their arrest was the result. After
hearing the statement which was not
denied, Bae was dismissed. That
ISwiEgetts case might be looked into
further he was locked up untll to-
morrow morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-28

MIR. EpI1oH: If tie interview with
the President OF the Board of Trade as
published IN the Star oil yesterday is
correct, do you not think that such UNI.
business like method as admitted bN
the President would have a deterrent
rather than an attractive effect upon
manufacturers who contemplate 10.
nting In our city,
As member oil that body and ciii.
zen OF Wilmington / object to such
irregular action by the officers of the
h0art, which III tho past mas done SO
much fol- our city. thereby bringing
that body In disrepute, by making il
II catspaw to lurthur the interests Of
certain individuals. The President
says that 1t is hard to get meeting in
midsummer, think that H. will be
hard TO get Il meeting of business men
at any time IN any organization whose
President assumes the prcTOEatiye to
shape the lcgisl ttion oil such body
without an opportunity OF discussion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-28

Cuppiug s. leeohing, Parker.5os Madison.
America Laundry. 6o2 West Front st i
Cupping and isechlns. 1913 L. Second ST
Cummings, the photographer. So9
Market street.
IL you want ilrst-class dyelng and
securing done, go to 2lo King.
Catarrh-you need not endure it,
Pine Needle Cigarettes Will cure it.
Fish arc rather scarce this week.
Blue fish AZ pear to be tho only variety
in plenty.
The corn and potato crops In Penn
sylvanla will not be beyond threo'
fourths OF the average.
A valuable horse owned by John NJ.
solomon cut tendon in its leg with
stone on Saturday and had to be
killed.
A small water main at Gilpin ave-
nue and DUPONT streets burSted yes.
terday, The water gushed 20 feet in |
tho air.
Sarah NJ. Fell. who Is now In her s5th
year and resides in our city, taught u
private school in New London Town.
ship Pa, in 1854,
The Electric Light Company is do
ing big business. With the in-I
iGTehseO CAplelLy Lhby are now lNllyl
equipped TO do a large and paying
business,
Mr. George d. Cleland 1t ia reported
will start Wholesale boot and shoe
house IN ouI city in the near future. III
should be- a paying Investment, and
moro wholesale houses ate needed in
our city.
Ephraim Mutt, asmotorman OF the
West Chester trolley line, received e
shock OF about $50 volts. lie was
thrown oil into the road and received
n cut on his knee, u skinned arm and
u blistered hand.
Four Presidents of the United
States died In Office William Henry
+. Harrison, Taylor. Lincoln and Gar
lielI. John Adams lived to the great
> est aEe-9l years OF any man who
t had held the ollica OF President.
: Miss LILLIAN VI. Thomas, of III Madi.
! son street, the very efficient secretary
of tho Mutunl Aid Union Beneficial
Association OF Delaware. has returned
to her office, No. 3 West seventh
street. Wilmington. after long and
severe illness with typhoid fever. This
will bn good news for many, Hs her
pretty face Is always wreutned with
smiles OF Welcome or all who call at
; her neat little office to pay their dues.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-28
LOCAL QUOTATIONS..


Emma Duckery, colored, is confined
at the police station, charged with har-
boring an apprentice, her ten year old
Emma gave birth to tine
child at the county ulmshouse. but
ran away from that Institution, leay.
Ing tho child Two years ago John
Bartholomew, OF State Road, took tho
child to raise. and last year pluced hei
in the caro- OF his daughter at New
Castle.
Recently, as the child was walking
along the street there she was mot by
her mother who took her to State
load. The child was located and
taken ba ck to New castle. Since then
Mr. Townsend has renewed to this
city and opened store at Second and
oiIipley streets. On Saturday while
he child was walking along tho street
near her home. hOr mother mot hei
aud again took her to State Road. Mir
Townsend had a warrant issued fol
Emmn's arrest and she Is now loeket
up waiting Il hearing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-28

A aluahle pointer dog belonging tc
James Nj, Jester No. IFS French street
left homo last Thursday night, and
was found ON Friday morning some
go miles down the state, whore h" hGl
bitten several dogs, and was promptly
killed. Mr.. Jester tad noticed pre-
Yious 10 his iisnpEe franco that lie was
very restless and eros toward othci
dogs, but lie had no suspicion Of tho
cause OF his irritabiiity. lie advise
who own dogs on the route he
followed to either Kill them or put
them up until It. is rs 'eltnined il tAey
are in danger of going mad
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-28

girl Tor hpisewurk. nj
w No, 100 West Fourth street. asst
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-28

Manager Johnson, OF the rev paa.
Pies Theatre. in speaking uf tile
adoption Of peoples prices at his
house the now Peoples lhentre
said. Lis nyNEtentlon 10 establish "a
fixed price for all attldGtiGas p!aviHg
Mt my theatre In the future. 1t has
boon forced TO my notice that the poo
pie want. nay, demand, lUwsr price
Than they have been accustomed to
paying in Wilmington. have over
forty attractions booted, the mum.
gers of whom hlve strongly opposed
me in u change Of prices, giving rs
an excuse that they cannot afford to
play at the prices, ranging ftom ten
to seyenty-live cents have an
swered them ono and all that the mass
OF the people cannot and viii not pa
any more.
lam catering to tho wants aud de.
mandS OF the amusement loving psu,
Die OF Wilmington, and propose and
faithfully promise to present them
with u bstter line of attractions th ~
they have been offered nsrr, Oi1re. AMI
these ut ~, ~ 20, ~ ant - cents, no
moro, no less.
Commencing with my attraction
for this evening jerry" the Prices
will ba as stated before. There will be
=
each week Tues iay, Wodne5Iar Fr4-
day and saturday, amt tho prlae1 viii
be 10, 20 and 10 ceHts only Tie entire
lower iluUr 80 cents, tho balcony .
cents aud tile CUTLERY leeeIts
In lowering my prices tu those
which tho public can well Afford L
plSand III presenting them wiihu linz
OF attractions which are sbsolutely
merltorou5 and hfttst HIM the huu7t
ever presented before / hope to VIII
tile confluence and command tho very
BEST patronage ut cur DrUp.a.
TheIe.s enc thing OF which | wi
speak ana That is the vaudeville at
fractions. the very best Of which vii
play There viii not be ANYTHING il
anyone pf them which viii olanl thf
most Retired person, All that / hagi
Booked | know Ia hc clean and pure /,
every manner, and have booied tGeu
bseause ti.eie Is demand grown.
for this hight form of =eHtert4nm.nt
IN New York aud tho larger citie
these entertainments arc patrouIHeG
by the very best people and there ls ii
reason why such shuItd not be til
case torc. promise everything prs
scented at my theatre tho coming SEA
son to he in every maHH3r proper fg
lalies and children and shall tai
every care to deserve THIS class Ut p.
tronage.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-28
FIFTH EDITION.,


1t Is with ieellngs OF profound sor.
70 we announce that Solomon Her
sey died at his residence, No. l723 Rod
nay street, q few minutes before II
o lock this morning. from general
p 'stration, In the 9th year OF his
o lie had been suffering from stom-
- trouble fof over a year. and al
though gradually growing weaker, o
continued to perform the various du-
ties devolving upon him with scrupu-
lou3 care, until the 18th inst. when ne
determined to visit Ocean Grove, N. j.,
In the hope OF restoring his falling
strength.
Tho change of air, however. led to
greater prostratlon, ana lie returned
TO his home on Monday, the 2ls,, and
since that lime he has b65an Flowing
gradually weaker overy day, and this
morning at l0.40 O'Clock he quietly
family and Rev. ". White, who had
called to pray with him. lie was
fully conscious OF his condition, and
q Jew minutes before he ceased to
breathe he said: "Wife, the end Is near;
we must part" lie then closed his
eyes and lay as sleeping,
Mr.. Hersey was the son OF
Solomon and Hannah. Springer
Hersey. and was born In York County.
IL III Nlhl > lc-tt " NHiIIi pluCt AlAb
parents, though natives of Mill Creek
Hundred, removed soon after their
marriage. His father died while he
+ was yet u youth, and after obtaining
a fair common school education, he
WAS apprentIced TO the carpenter
ing trade. On his obtaining his ma
jority he came to this State and en-
gagged In teaching school No 81. near
the Brandywlne Springs. On leaving
thaFA ha tnnb zNFS ha laN.f "a.
school house for few terms.
lie was previously married however.
and his family located in our city. Az
ter abandoning school teaching he
held the position Of County Constable
for d year or two, and also worked in
tho car shop OF the Harlan Il Holllngs-
worth Co., for a short time. In 1867
or 1868 he accepted a position with
Jenkins " Atkinson and after can
wasting the State for their weekly pa
per, o was employed in reporting Tor
the commercial"
In the disposal OF that paper to VIM.
I. Croasdule. MI HeTsey was engaged
to write for the Republican, and con-
Itinued in that capacity for some six
teen years, with the exception OF a
year he acted as agent Tor the Dayton
Hedge Company. lie was an earnest
Republican and rendered efficient
service to the party. A few years ago
he served year in tho City Council.
having been elected to I'LL an unexpir-
led torn. He was elected clerk OF that
body to fill the uneXpired term Of A.
Messick, and reelected to that po-
sition few weeks ago.
/ lu every position he discharged his
, duty faithfully aud consclentlouslv.
i lie was member of Union NJ. L.
Church for many years but alterwi I'd
was transferred to Goodman. anu re-
GENTLY to Harrison street. His f.,
I one son and thrae daughters survive
slhim. His remains Will be inferred at
Mt. Salem Cemetery
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-28

L'uE SALl.-~toek AMI fixtures OF q
i grocery store doing good business
AdlIcss A., Republican pfIirn. asst
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-28

On Saturday evening y lady walked
into prominent ice cream parlor not
lar from 9th and Orange streets. and
called for two ten cont and fifteen
cent boxes OF leo cream, peurh tho
other vunllli. When the cream was
brought she naturally inquired which
was the peach. The sale-ady laugh
lngiy replied, you will tlnd that out
when You open II this is not n very
civil answer but ii is the only one /
can give The lady luughingly re-
piled we will have to put that In the
paper.
When the lady reached homo, she
sampled the lot, buteoul1 not tuil the
peach, and to make sure OF getting
ne peach she started in and ate the
whole lot, thus making euro of tie
one she wanted H. was rather hard
on the others. don't you think SO.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-28


The newest Devils auction. Chas.
II. Yu!o's Newest Drvuz9 Auction has.
from lis yearly VISITS. henuue liked
attr1'ileHir the minds OF the avclasB
theatre goer. E.aeA season lTHas 1t tp,
parenlly better ta4n ever, FOR the
thread ot a plot pus-na5rs sgnA ela5.
ITCHY that amy novelty, situation or
new itirn can DO Introduced w.thoat
interfering In any wIy@wlth tie story
Therefore. although the Tito re-
mains the suIue tho liRRcnso amount
OF new matter that is yearly put
into II. makes The Uerils AHCtlon a
new and brilliant spectacle in every
sense the word implies Great caro- is
faken By. Inc management n selrrtlng
abe MANI features, AMI oils tho had.
aug scenic artists. deaiguers and cos.
fumers are omplUyai its pro
auction, The pubic. therefore. ara
primers BY tbs Plan, amt newly en-.
heliished with all to mako it bright,
Beautiful aul attractive, this fayurite
attraction Will. in all probability. IN
fold Its many spIendDrs 20 a large
and apprehenslVe audience to.noTTUN
evening II tho Grand Opera House.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-28
DIED.

X lNG-On August a6. SOS Mathew J.
King, aged 10 Scprs
nolat YES aud ilionis also the members
ul Weicnm" Council No, :. lT. -. 4. A.
Mechanics. wIIh the iuruglrr, OF thr
other Councils. ave iuvttul t. attend Iii
funeral from tho residence Oi his nm
rents corner OF Brown street aud tirth
nv ne, IHurs Hay morning August 81 Al :
. ulOcis. TO 'ku -.ljirair. Delaware III.
vision. lntrrincnl. Ctmd,n.DeI Servi.
COS AZ tht house IucSlGy evening"
II NIL-un Aurus' z, 1893. Alfred. son o.
W VILLAIN ana Mary Han. ugel q months.
Funeral services Will hc hcll al tdc
mono Of hi, ~ ui.muthcr T.. VI, Street. M.
V' Fast fighth b rect. " .slrlow. rurs.
dHy, Mtpmuut a. I-yiu ork. mtuTIunCt
private
NEWL0NE. II Southampton. l.. l., on
AUG, -. 1898, capt. John 49, New uvr
aged - years.
Relatives aud friends nlsl tho member,
OF ihp MaSoniC fraternity, ARE LinyitCl IL
attend lis funeral GrDm ihr resi- cucp OF
uis brother, 1hi Jelfels son street. Oh Mon,
JAS. Afgu-i 18th. At / u clock. htrrIrcni
a. W iluAugton AMI Bran iywiuc Gene
=irgY
" Al.MSIi.Y-pn August .. Isy3 Robort
g.. Mgim-lrE.
Duo GDtir- 8t the Funeral will b givcr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-28

William Lyman lies at tho Delaware
Hospital suffering from three broken
ribs. u severe cash on the head and
numerous Commissions about tho body.
tho result of having been run down by
train No. SIS, at the Madison street
crossing of the p, w. Il b. Railroad
last evening.
Mr.. Lyman IL employed at tho gas
works and was crossing tho track
ahead Of the train, which he did not
know was approaching He was hutl-
ed to the slide of the track In an I'M
conscious state. Later he was remov.
Ell TO the Delaware Hospital, where he
now is. Despite his severe injuries he
is doing as well as can be expected, al.
though 1t will DO several days before
the extent OF his iniuries will DO known.
lle resides at No. 800 Elm street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-28

r,I,i,s MI ;ro WIN chi -, ~
real es afn and manufacturing estab-
lshmCnts and the shutting down Of
mines has lad n Lud effect OH nuuIer-
1us pelawureans who ARye their
money invested in Denver securities.
\ Eentlemau OF this city worth thou
satlS has numerous mortgages on
Denver property and has been unsuc-
ce5slul In collecting hts last six
months' interest," although he says his
lodus areamply secured. mi willrome
ali right on the recovery of tho times.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-28

she will DO the duty that lies next her. II,
however, like the majority of American
girls, your daughter has had little home
discipline and covets the city clothes and
city manners" Of companions who, having
gone to big towns, occasionally return to
tell OF their success" it will be useless to
advise her to let well enough alone In
your daughters place I'd do such work as
would enable me to remain under my par
ents' roof that might be Joy and q com
fort to the best and most unselflsh friends
o Yoman ever has,-Kate Fields Washing.
Hon
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-28

This morning We were shown bank
boob Of prominent and we'll known
lgentlnnaH whose only vice ls social
and desire TO have pleas
lure ia connection with drink. In 1885
| no opened an account with one OF the
banks and his book showed a balance
lof $4,000. To day when lie looked Mt
his book the balance wasi less thar
one thousand and five hundred, and
Ut had been drawn out in various small
Icheck, OF about 50 each. these lit
tie dribhlos in the aggregate making
lup the most of tho din. ence between
the original, amount:4nl the present
balance. This should tie n warning to
others in the same position to-day.
The candle cannot be burned at both
Dnua with impunity.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-28

| The house of Susan Rudolph, at No.
lSll Walnut street, was ralded by Ser
gcants Bailey and Shields and squad
Of officers yesterday morning and
susan captured. Five women, ten
men and quantity OF liquor was
found III the place. Before tile Mum
lrlrai Court this morning Susan vera
nrraigned for keeping Il house OF Ill
fame and selling liquor without u
license. Sho pleaded guilty to both
charges und for tho former was fined
$50 and costs and for tho latter $50
aud costs. She paid the amounts and
was releuged
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-28

Prof. j, N.Zlngram in Hanover
Church last evening delivered lee
uTe on eighteen months exploration
among the Alaoris of Now Zealand,
the customs and history OF the race
and tho progress OF education and
mission on the island. lie Maoris
now number but 10000. Tho popula-
ton was over 2,0O0.00O, Where tho
Icannihal tabio was once spread schools
houses now stand Whore the natives
once alto their children, churches now
the light of christianity.
Mr. Ingram is on his way TO Chicago
to attend tho fair,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-28

Lewis Miller, whose farm lios on the
Lancaster pike, elk miles west Of our
city. was favored the past harvest With
$50 bushels OF wheat from II j.. acres
of Ian. being 81 10 bushels to Tie
acre, That is certainly good yIsld
Tor old Mill Creek, aud Mr.. VI is 30
uuch pleased over it that lie Will start
this evening for a week visit 10 tho
zig fail at licagO. w hope he may
Esve pleasnut visit and safe return
l.si he IS ono Of those men who can up
Srecsate good thing whom he sIss it
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-28

THOSE
75-CENT
SI.oo
SHIRTS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-28
Finy-si>rh ,tn.rter,, Meeting.

h For the tifty-sixth consecutive year,
Joseph ,'ataker, OF No. 3O3 Walnut
Quarterly services Yesterday. Mr.
4, atekar ID now &c years OF ago but Is
PAS active as boy. MIR. CHtaker Is
ono of the champion scrap book
makers of the world. wearing gold
medal for his work in that line. He
says he remembers when people would
walk from Philadelphia TO attend quar-
!LeIly meeting.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-28

The condition OF William IL. Long
has SO changed that the attending
physician now has hope of his pa.
tents recovering, the use OF his right
arm whichWas Affected by tho etrokeas
he is now aplc to raise it. Ho passed.
"a restless night, but this morning APP
penred greatly improved. Cooler
weather, the doctor says, Will greatly
benefit his condition.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-28

patrolman Schnell yesterday arrest.
Ell samuel Garrett. at tho wharf OF the
Wilmington Steamboat Company,
where 1t was alleged no had been sci.
ling liquor illegally. Garrett carried
a grip in which was quantity OF
whiskey, u number OF glasses and q
towel. He halls from Phlaislp hia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-28

Mary Andcsso. the italian woman
who was arrested In this city o few
days ago for robbing her husband %
w. Philadelphia and afterward clipping
with Francesca Ferro, has returned to
her home Andcsso has dropped tic
Charge against the parties aud Esrro
has returned TO his home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-28

Annie button. colored, was this
morning. held under Sl00 bail before
tile Municipal Court on charge of
he larceny OF $3.50 from Wesley
lGroye5. Wesley testified that he
went TO sleep in house beyond Mar.
ket street bridge yesterday and was
awakened by some one going through
his pockets. He found Annie ut his
bedside, and whom she was asked for
the money and refused 10 return 1t.
Wesley had warrant issued for her
arrest. Annie denied the charge, hut
when she could not account for tho
money being found on her when ar
ITested she was sentenced to court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-28

The majority of people who read at all read
too much and think too little, falling into
the error to which Schopenhauer ulludes
when he says that the safest way of having
no thoughts of our own is to take up n
book every moment we have nothing to do.
Chambers Journal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-28

IDR SALE \ good business place In
the hlghih street market Apply TO
II, Sehiicr, a!s-it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-28
A. C. YATES & co,
18th and Chestnut. Phiia.

CHERlFF's SALE-By virtue OF a wril
- OF Venaitloni Exponas, to me direct
ed, will lie exposed to public sale. al the
Court House. on Market street. between
Tcnth and Eleventh streets. in the city Of
Wilmington. Now Castle county, Del.
ON WEDNESDAY.
THE 18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1898
at . o'clock y. m,
The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot piece or parcel OF
thereon ercctc . situate In the city Of vii.
mington, known as No, 1913 klrkwoOd
street. bounded and described as follows.
to wit:
Beginning at n point on the westerly
Side of kirltwUOd street ut the distance OF
2sl feet and inches uorthcrly side OF
Tcuth street Themes westerly parallel
with Tenth street and passing through
the centre OF the brick division wall be-
tween the house on this lot and the one
on the lot al Joining OH the south 20 feet
wide alley; thence thereby nor therly and
parallel with kirkwoed street II feet and
inches. moro OF less; thence eDstcriy and
parallel with Tenth street and passing
through the centre of the brick division
wall between the house on TITS lot and
u one on the lot adioin ny on the mort h
- feet and i inch 10 the aforesaid west
erlY side of kIrkwoo1 street thence
thereby westerly "a feet 8 inches, more or
loss, 10 the plnce OF BEGINNING, lie the
contents what they may.
Seized mud taken in execution as the
property OF Daniel u, Collins. and to be
sold by PIERCE GOULD. Sheriff.
SherinsOfiice, Wilmington, Del august
%, lsa3. al
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-28

The new office opened by J. L. Nor
ris & Co. Is at 704ls Market street. and
not in the Exchange building, as
stated on Saturday.
The office of the Provident Mutual
Accident Co., of which VIM. H. Mofrisl
is the resident manager here. has also,
been 1T moved to 704% Market ST. ast-
serond story front room.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-28
STHS ANTIQUE SU POLISH FINISH FULL WITH 24x3O BEvEl MIRROR ON WASH
STAND WORTH $780, OUR PRICE. 1880


Reduction Sales the order of the day, and max
ing things remarkably lively All through immense
stock may be bargains; in the face of many
disadvantages have determined to make this the highest
August in point OF sales that have had To do
invoke the aid of the buying public and in return sacrifice
buy ahead of time.
The above Illustrated Suit at $780, speaks volumes and
all through the assortment of Chamber Suits will be found
like reductions.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-28

rtEla Isl l Mpl'R.-ln Delaware Ave.
muc baptist t.ml oh, on the MA met. y
Rev. Mr.. Bainhrilgc. Mr. j. lizard
PlGrre TO Miss Hattie Is. seymour. 10th
OF Wilmington, Del.