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The Penn's Grove record., 1893-06-02

One of the most noted trials for her
esy eyer held vas ended by the General
Assem- bly, of the Presbyterian Church
in Washington on Wednesday by de.
claring Prof. Briggs, a hereto in his
teachings in Union Theological Semi.
nary. DR.. Briggs teaching is not
strictly IN accordance with protestant
ism. 1t tends to Roman Catholicism
and Ingerso!lism. Morris II. Stratton,
of Salem, who is a delegate from the
West jersey Presbytery, in speaking
c%ontended that the discrepancies in the
Bible discerned 10y DR.. Briggs were dis
covered by Thomas Paine 50 years ago.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-06-02

The Worlds Fair managers made their
first Sabbath opening last Sunday. A
stakeholder has got a LEGAL Hebrew
Judge to serve an injunction on the
Commissioners prohibiting them from
closing on Sunday on the ground that
a State law prohibits the closing of
Jackson Park, in which is the Fair, to
the people. The District Attorney has
brought suit in the U. S. Circuit Court
to require Sunday closing. Wanimak-
er & Brown, of Philadelphia, and other
stockholders have brought a suit to re-
quire Sunday closing on the ground
that the opening will be detrimental to
their interest because it will require the
managers to return the two and II half
millions of dollars to the Government.
There is likely to be a lengthy litigation
and in the mean time the Fair will be
opened Sundays to the rabble of Chiea-
go. The New Jersey building was
closed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

Strong cough candy at Ferguson 9,
at IL East Second street.
Hungarian roller, patapsco, new
light and other fine fiours very low. ut
y. j. Smith's. Attn and Shipley streets.
Hay and straw by the bale, small
packages at reasonable prices, OF j. J.
Smiths, Fourth and Shipley streets.
Oysters at 30, 35, 40 and 45 cents
quart, at Ainscows, No. 7o7 Shipley
and No. 1o5 East Fourth stteet.
Try bottle OF Taylor and Fuller.
tons Cough Syrup for that cough OF
yours.
DIR. Simms' White Pulmonic Balsam.
the famous popular lung end throat
medicine and consumption preventer,
sold by druggists everywhere.
Cummings. the photographer, 800
Market street.
Robert r. Bradford, carpenter In
the employ of the Wilmington IL
Northern Railroad Company, had two
fingers badly mangled While at work
In the company's shops few days
ago.
Wednesday afternoon at 4.S0 O'Clock
the Little Helpers OF the Unitarian
Church will repeat the entertainment
of the brownies" and George
Washington Pinafore' in the church
parlor.
The Rev. A. I. DUPONT Coleman will
/ preach in Trinity Church, E!kton,
l Thursday evening.
Rev. L. L. Hubbard will deliver his
new lecture, entitled "A Parallel in
:. Morals" at Wesley NJ. E. Church to-
might in behalf OF the stewards.
1 Central Church revival meetings
continue this evening at 745 O'Clock.
Seats are free and you arc cordially
!, invited King street above Seventh.
4 William Money of Townsend, hav-
Sing been appointed Deputy Sheriff by
MI. Heirce Gould, has sold his stock
'iof goods to Joseph O. and David p.
Hutchinson. who will take possession
In fow dUys.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

Mn. EDIToR:-I soc by letter to the
editor of the Morning News this morn
ing, in reply to something said in the
Evening Journal oil the 24th inst. sign
ed Justice" that 1t would take u 1B.
inch pipe to carry sufficient water
from the Richardson dam to the pulp
works. Assuming all "Justicen says
to be true, which very much doubt
even if 1t would take n l6-iuch pipe,
think 1t would not cost half AS much
to lay this pipe as 1t now and has
been costing the pulp company TO
ward oil this necessary Improvement
in opening to the public the use Of the
Silvcrbrook stream. | have no wish to
cripple the pulp company but ! do
think TINT IL monopoly of any kind
should not be encouraged to the loss
and Inconvenience of our cltizens Of
/ at least the western part Of our city.
This ! trust our Legislature will never
sanction. T..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

Nerves tangled aud out OF tire
wiring this cry from q tired woman.
Many ono feels this wish fora good
cry after the dinner is over and the
guests gone. There are many trials
that bcsct tho faithful housewife and
reluS her nervous system.
-Four weeks ago says Mrs. +. T.
Nlrkery OF last Auburn, Me-, Il was
suffering from ono of these awful
bad headaches which have been my
companion for the past year. only
worse at times. Ny back achsd. |
did not sleep we'll, ana had Those
frightened nights which only those
Who are nervous can understand.
did not care whether I u 10 anything or
not rather not. | felt 20 tired and
has! that all.gona feeling with no
strength To do my easiest home du-
ties. ono short hight of stttrs took
ali of the breath and strength | had,
and Len irouid Just Sit do~n and cry.
Every little noise made la3 Jump and
my head snap. Ny eyes felt AS thuuah
they wero being drawn in through
the top Of NV head. | must confess
| WAS Feeling sick. A frirnd. who had
only taken n few duscs of Pulnes
celery compound herself and had re.
cnired much tSneiit from it, said 10
me: Mont you pieuSa try some OF
my co,npo4nI, Well. | took some
In tiitce days | Was fce.ius lil;o new
person, got Inc n bottle. and MueL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28
Swin,inv 4 ronnd NJ. ,,r,,o

OF the diseases to wIich 1t is adapted
with the best results Iiostetter's Stom.
aeh Itiilers. II family medicine. compre-
hetlsiVe in its scope has never been
thrust upon pnhlie uttyution i'll the curse
Ct universal pandcea for bodily His.
rms rlalni dairy arroPnted in the columns
me iiciheS far inferior to II as specifies
has III u thousand instances dlsgusttd the
sub IL in advance hy lis Ht5snIiIy and
tn prospects OF other rem=d cs II aIiperl-
or qualities naNr bncn Handicapped by
the rrttenstuus of their worthless pie-
deeassors Bat the American pcepit.
know, because t ey have rerllic the tact
by the mtst trying Tests That tile B!tters
posz s7es tic irtlles ~ Il real specific III
cas- OF malHrut and liver disorder, con.
aipa1lOh, uerN.uR, rhaumatlr, stomach
and kidney trouble. " hat il does ii does
thoroughly, and maillE Tor this reason il
Is induised ard recommended by hosts Of
respectable medical men.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

Mr.. BENJAMIN Franklin Mcdaniel, the
genial and popular bicyclist, was mar
rted this murHtnE ut 10 O'Clock TO one
OF East Nllmingtons pretty daugh-
tors, Miss Cora Scnus Kettlewood. The
Wedding QUOT but beautiful, took
place at the residence of thu brides
parents. l202 Walnut stscet. and tho
Rev. John b. {. Hanna, OF Asbury NJ.
j.. Church. oGieiated,
Promptly ut 10 o'clock the Young
couple entered the parlor, and took
their station before the clergyman,
Mr. Mcdaniel, aittled in the Gnnveu.
tloEal black, looked every inch the
groom. Miss Kettiewood. in dress
OF pearl colored cloth, with irilescent
head trimming, WIS most winning in
appearance. In distinct voices the
tride and groom elect pronounced the
II will" that pledged them TO each
other, and tho minister declared thom
man and wife.
Congratulations were showered
upon the Happy pair, and many earn
est wishes were expressed for their
continued prosperity.
Tho company retired u few minutes
after the ceremony to the dining
room where samptuons wedding
breakfast was served and wl!afe an
hour was spent In delightful social In
tersoufsg.
Among those present wern Mr. law
ron &c and Mrs. Mary J. Ketttewood,
the parents OF tho bride, Mrs. Marga-
ret Mcdaniel the mother OF the groom.
Mrs. Maria Mel achlan, Mr. S. W. Mcr.
rihew. MIR and aIrs. frank Davis, MIR.
Robert Davis. Mrs. Annie Smith, Mas.
ter Walter Kettlewoud Miss Mary
Evans, Miss Agnes lrice and Mrs.
Julia A. WiHEato.
Al u o'clock The bride appeared In a
Hue travelling dtess, with hat to
/ match, and amid 4 shower of rice and
With old shoes thrown after them for
luck, the hnPpy couple entered their
carriage and were driven to the Is. IL
q. depot. Here they took the 12.24
ttain northward. Their trip will ex-
tend 10 Boston, via tho Sound stenm
ers, and their many friends wish them
a delightful journey.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

A Mr. Pennington Of Media, Pa, was
married at the NJ. L. parsonage at
kennett Square. Pa, to Miss Helen
Satterthwait, day, by Rev. Mr.. Kill
gore. After tho ceremonya reception
was held at the house OF tho BRIDES
parents, near Fairvile. Pa, and us
over 100 friends had been invited the
affair was quito an important one i'll
the neighborhood. The happy couple
will make short wedding trip. and
after returning will reside with MIR.
Ca ley, who lost his wife few months
ago. MIR. Pennington has accepted a
situation with George Thompson. and
both are prepared to do their part to.
wards making the matrimonial ven.
ture success.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28
|RlRD EDITION.


Exw CASTLE Feb. 2S.-The fourth |
1tt4riy conference was held Mt the |
III Church last evening, Presiding |
&<er Barrett presiding. The regular |
11lsttine OF business relative to closing |
mn she years accounts was transact
E<l a meeting OF those who participated |
a tile '.Bestriek Skulen was called for
this evening. to make arrangements
Tor another rendition Of that affair in
soonnection with the spelling Dee to bs
&eld shortly.
The Y meeting at the M. T. parson-
1Ko last evening was welt attended.
After the regular routine of business
m inpromrtu spelling bee was en-
tpred into, with Miss Mary Martindale
K ~ pedagogue. There were about
twenty Contestants whose captains
were allowed to CHOOSE sides"
s.White, ? ribbon. "'piedge.r temper
4nce,' etc., were spelled correctly,and
= then harder words were given until
the number was reduced to two,
namely, Miss Kate Mcguire and Miss
4 6etta Sau tniers. Several words We're
A successfully spelled until Miss Ma
xnirs trIpped up and Miss Retla
6annders was the winner.
New Castle will be represented at
Me Worlds Fair by painting of the
old court house from the brush of &.
B. Hammitt OF Wilmington, and an
atehing OF Emmanuel p. L Church,
both OF which rank among the oldest
Buildings of the town.
The store adjoining Undertaken
& Clewells Office il be ny remodele !,
and when completed viii be lifted up
- millinery store by Mrs Thaniel
q. Horn. nee Miss Madge runls, form
orly OF this city
Mrs. Philena Churn5ide who died at
her home on Market street yesterday
4 morning, was II years of age. The
4nneral will take place at the residence
81 her son-in-aw, Louis schmidt, on
& Market street, Wednesday afternoon
n three o'clock. lntermeut i'll the
NOW Episcopal emptery.
Mrs. Elizabeth Moody, colored, died
1t her home here yesterday of con
numption. She was As yea.s of age.
Mrs. Collins. an aged eolored wo-
man. died at her homb on Market
ntreet last evening. She was the wife
Of LOW Collins his Is the fifth death
uhich has occurred here since Satur-
K day noon.
q. S. Marshal Mahairy was in town
last evening and visited Z. 4. E.Snith
In She prison here.
Airs. +. III, Sherwood of Newark Wis
y atsd her sister, Mrs. John q. King here
yesterday
l. =. X. Reeves OF Washington, D. c.,
ae visiting relatives here.
Elwood T.. Wilson, Jr., now of phlla
delphia. visited his home here last
esenlng.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28
that was gono could take full dose


Il have gained strength every day,
and can eat three or four times i day.
sleep like Il log, and my head must
be a new ono. as hnve not had a bad
headache since | began taking tho
compound. eau get up two flights
OF stairs all tight now, and feel so
much better that | wish every one in
tho world who ever had these fdelings
would just try one bottle of Paine's
cnlery compound and be convinced Of
It's worth. j cannot say too much in
Its praise"
And Mrs. s. G. Perkins of the same
place, whose portrait is given above.
atys: "i'or three years was in b weak
and dehilltated condition. tried
Eiany physicians, but could get no re-
lief fro.n any of them.
Il tried Paine's celery compound
and to that owe my complete restora-
ton to health. My nervous system
was Il total wreck, and was unAple to
do my work much OF the lime, bnt
now am doing my own work and can
sleep vol nights tho result bf TAX
ing thrao bottles of the Compol nd.
Recommend it to all who are suffering
from dyspepsia on are run down
do not think that | could say too much
in favor of it,
Thousands OF such letters from
every state in the Union might bG
/ printed. but these Years of sRlondid
4 results have SO connected Paine L
+ celery compound with success That tn,
uGn3 itself has become perpetual
/ letter OF recommendation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

Two tramps swindled number Of
persons in the neighborhood OF Ninth
and Washington streets this morning.
One OF them was In his shirt sleeves
and went from door to door asking
the gilt OF a coat, having lost his at a
fire in Norfolk. BY this misropresen.
tation he procured some half dozen
coats, which he passed to his col
league, who stood round tho corner
while he beguiled tho hearts OF kind
hearted ladies' by his piteous appeal.
The police should look out for the
rogue.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

Washington Is beginning to fill up
with Inauguration visitors. Four eX.
ira trains passed over the p, W. x d.
Railroad to-day, carrying them to the
city. Extla trains will be placed on
tho b. 4 o. Railroad to morrow and
the rush will then commence, and will
be continued until tho hitter part OF
IoXt week. During tho last inaugurs,
Jion there were but few accidents o.
tween this city and Washington. t.. d
the companies will again endeuvor 10
land their passengers without mis-
han
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

There will be a real old fashion fox
hunt at LARS corner on Thursday,
and the horses, riders and hounds
will doubtless have n good long race.
and plenty CT sport. The fox WIS
procured from the vicinity of Smyrna
but Il few days ago weighing over Is
pounds, and is full of life and grit.
Mr.. Pagan, IL down on tho tricks prac-
ticed by some hotel keepers, and SAYS
square dealing aud plenty of fun.eon
strtute his motto. tho piling up of
filthy lucre Icing secondary consid-
Grafton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

Is heard praise Of DR.. rales Household
Ointment. Mrs ]. S. jacobs OF Farming
ton, Maine. writes that she suffered tiye
years W tn varicose veins and two run.
ming sores on her leg, and was complete
ly cured by ITS Use. ID. :. filley, Sails.
bury, VT, writes; I'VE cannot live with
out Ii; it relieves my nis,er OF asthma at
once; II cures burn or hurt OF any kind
aaIh. 1872. II. IL Simpson. Leroy. New
York. writes: II used Hale's Ointment
for rheumatism thrce years ago. and have
not been troubled since. IL is tho fines
, in,ment in the world for general use. q
cents and 30 cent. per box. For sale b!
Boaton smith. seventh aud Pine streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

Sales of Personal Property will TAKE
place as follows;
NJ. Oh.
/. b. r. Eckles New Castle Hid.
q Peoples farm, Ghrlstianl I'D.
o n. l.. Roberts. horses. Chester. Pa.
9. Estate OF Mr., Edmenson. N. q. Hid.
y, fsaao Va9sant, INTERCHANGEABLE.
9. Caleb and EdmausQn,
2, Louisa t. Weliin, Brandywine Hid.
7. Furniture. 608 King street.
!. John .. 1alley. Brnndywiue hundred
.. john Talley, lirandywine I'D.
8. a. W. Tyson, horses, Chester.
., G. II. Ayers, Dr9ndywine Hid.
D. Tho,nas Barry, New Castle lid.
9. John Taylor Hockessin.
3, Hannah s. Fulmer, horses, Chester.
.. Furniture, eos West street.,
9. Passmore Bros. Chrlstiana Id.
/. Palmer farm, Brandy wine Hid.
TO- WIN. Cloud. Drandywine Ha.
II, Sale at Court House.
ID. Elwood Webster, horses. Iiockessin.
IL, u. Ii. zimmerman, horses, Mt Blaci
horse.
u. Thos. A. Hail. Christiana Hid.
IL. James Gregg, New Castle lid.
u. VIM. r 81 on, Mil Creed. HID.
10. J. 4. McLau- shlin, Front and Shipley
Is, Calvin Dcrrlckson, Mill Creek Hid.
IL. Geo. W. Hill. horses, Media. Pa.
~. H.k. Armstrong. New Castle Hid.
~, a. Palmer. christina lid.
Il, Furniture. corner 9th and TatualL.
u, John LowthGr, Ghristiana lid.
Is q B. nougherty Livery Stable City.
II, Furniture. 907 Adams street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

The many young friends of Miss
Lillian Aimes rendered her surprise
party at the home OF her parents, No.
POI Jefferson street, last night, which
indeei was an enjoyable affair. The
evening was spent In such amusement
as young people delight in and at IN
early hour they departed, but not be.
| fore purtuGinR of Il sumpttous repast
which had been prepared by Mr.. and
| Mrs. Aimes. Eta Carmel, Annie Bid
4 die, Florence Carter, hiargret WigEles
worth. May Vance, May WiRgIes.
worth, Bertha Bell, Matte Carson
Annie Burns, Willie Saunders, Warren
Nerger Randael Carpenter. Joseph
! I.awler, Webster Carter and Charles
| Hotfecker comprised the company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

At the request OF uamher Of per.
sons who We're prevented BY tie SO
zero storm on tile 18th INST from az
tsndin4 the Mt5loH BaIatt Ent,rtniu-
mrnt at tln Harrison SteAst NJ. Z.
Ckapel, Il will be repeated on Thurs.
day evening ueat Tho price OF AL,
mission Is . cents, and there VIII ne
doubt lie a good audience, Persons
who bought tickets for the form r en-.
sfertainment ana Wore prtyeut5l from
going Will De adlnIttad on the old
tickets. All ~lso attend viii no doubt
enjoy Themselves.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

John Bostick died at his home near
Seventh and DUPONT streets last night
after suffering from dropsy for nearly
six months. The deceased was 90
years of age and was one of the best
known colored citizens of this State.
lie was a member of tho lodge of
Mnsons ard that society will have
charge Of the funeral Which will be
held on Friday
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

Before the Municipal Court this
morning Joseph Hickey was fined -
and costs for drunkenness. Joseph
Brown was lined 50 ana costs for dis
orderly conduct. james Riley, who
gave his address as Goatesvile. was
also charged with being drunk and
d,suFdeilY bEPatrolmln Massey Riley
WAS fined 81 and costs, Michael Agney
WIS fined - for disorderly conduct
preferred by his wife. Annie Johns
sw0re that Mesas buckley, colorea,
had pointed a revolver at her In Il
ti0;tae rear Front ard kine street yes,
torday. bat ns four Other witnesses
euhtredicted her testimony the eGsr
was dismissed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

Roy. ] i. Quiisg, pastor of Wesley
NJ L 4 8reh. has been highly favored
In resa!a To health lilo commenced
preaching in 1919, and in the past "A
years there have not been three Sab
baths that he las failed to fill his ap
pointment4. This is certainly an IN.
usual record aud very few ministers.
We presume, have been as highly ia.
N0rod. Being a city youth. when lie
was sent to u country circuit his first
ten-mile ride on horse. back was rather
amusing as we'll as little painful
on Ills part He is now 60 years OF age
aud Is Sill able to iitl his pulpit ei1ec-
Of tlle age. We hope inst equal health
and strength may long be youlEsatoi
n him
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28
Notice to Mariners.

III consequence Of damage by Ice to
the dixie of Firms Point, n. j., near
Tire Bui.head Shoal, delaware river,
ny which about 30 feet OF the end of
the dit5g is now under water, "A second
class IN lee buoy has been placed
about lt5 feet west south from tho
end OF fine dixie, at present Unlicensed.
Tile buoy is painted red, No. Is a, aud
Is plaentl III % feet at low water, urpn
the following bearings. nugnettc:
finn's Point Rear Light lIohse, +. :.
IL; Deep Mater Point Front Light
House, n. +. T.; New Castle Front
Light House NM n.
BY order OF the Light House Board.
Z, L. II sIdiAGroN, Com. L. S. y,
Inspector Ith Light Hpase District.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

Mr. BENZ r. Tucker of New York
viii ublish early in march volume
Of 52S psgas under he unique title:
..lnstead Of II Book: BY Man Too
Busy to Write One" The work will
ecnsi5t Of classi ell colleclion OF
Mr.. fuckers Own writings Tor his
weekly paper Liberty, and is intended
TO serve as u text book of rhiipsophi-
cas Anarchism, 1t will contain as Il
frontispiece portrait of lie author
Over 900 cloth bound copies had been
Subscribed for. two months before
publication, in this couhtry and Eu
Hopo
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28
DIED.

LEACH. On February %. 1888, Anna
Viola, daughter of rlummer H. and
MARY y. Leach, aged years and 4
FIuorll private.
ARMsTRoNG.-on the n5th of February,
1893, James IL Armstrong, aged St
years
Fnue"al on Wednesday. March LIST, at
To- 4. M. from his late residence in New.
ark Del, without further notice. Ser
Nlcea at tho honse. lntermcn at Stone
hfnNe Yard, LewisSiie. Co.. Pn.
klNti,--At Newport. February 26th, 1903
Richard King, III he 5sth year of his
age.
Iislatiyes ami Friends of the family are
Z Q pocitul!y invited 10 attend the funeral
on @ednCsdaN, March LIST. at o'clock d.
IN. services at the house. fntcrment ut
st. james Cemetery. Newport.
IFERGil >DN.-on February 81, 1893 VII
helnina. daughter OF Wilson and BELLA
FcrguS II. aged 10 months
Service NJ the house. No. So West Sec.
tonh street, on Tuesday evening. 18th
instant at $50 O'clock intermont ut
Lcwisvillc, Pa, on Wedncsdl ~.
BROW &.-Un February %. 1893. Chaplain
Charles w brown, aged s. Y airs.
Relatives und friends. also Hope Lodge,
o, II, 1. ., .. r. ARE Invited to atttn /
the funeral on TUESDAY aftarnoon. SER
Nieea ut Old SwHdes' Church al = O'Clock.
interment NJ Rtterview Cemetery.
Philadelphia ami Camden papers copy.
iLDWE.-0n the 2jth of February, 1893.
Min9o Love agcti 81 Years.
Relatives and friends are invited to Mt.
tend his funeral. from his late residence,
on GaraSclies lant. South Wilmington on
/ J thursday, at | O'Clock, Services at the
Il. u. EhHrch French street between
iEl8hth aud Ninth streets. lnteraient NJ
st. L eters Cemetery.
1srRoI D, on February 20, 1922 Hester
! j.. willow oil Joshua stroud, of 4 III
sumption. in her 10Th year.
/. WIN b't buried on Wednesday, March
list, from The residence Of her son. I'd.
ward L. stroud. 40. ao5 West Fourth
street. NJ p. IN lnterment at the INV.
review Cemetery.
iGIl RSSiDE.-At New Castle. Dol. on
/ February. 9Th. 1893, Philena, wife OF
john Gbuinsidp, aged n years.
| trlatlYes and ttientls are invited to Mt
tend her funeral from the residence OF
Ihrr sunsin-law, Louis schmidt. Market
o rect, Services at the house ON Wednes.
day afternoon. March LIST. at 3 O'Clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28
- o sazs
Passed. Thrnnrh Milminntnn-

At 1912 o. CLOCK this morning Pfesi.
dent harrison accompanied by Seere-
tary OF the Navy Tracy, Postmaster
erai Miller, Miss Jennie Miller, daugh-
ter OF the Acknowledgement, and sew.
eral Congressman passed through this
city over tho Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad en- route for Philadelphia.
where they Witnessed the launching OF
tho cruiser Indiana from Gramp's
shipyard. Miss Jennie Miller clrisLen-
ed the new cruiser.
The Presidential train consisted OF
three cars which were drawn ny loco.
motive No So. engineered by Edward
Parlet. Tho train did not stop at the
station. The party left Washington
ut i.ao o'clock and will return this af-
ternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

with your stomach. Take that only
which has been proven to be purest
and best. The genuine imported Garls,
bad Waters Cor tna Carlsbad Sprudel
salt If you cannot conveniently use the
waters) are admitted by the bast phy-
Scians in the world 10 he the grand
est remedy for stomach disorders, b.
sure and secure the genuine, which
must have the signature OF "Iisner y
Mendeison Co, Sole Agents, New
York, on every bottle.