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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23

The resolution and proposals of amendments were
debated until the adjournment.
The International Congress Of Miners at brussels
revive the drfunct lnternationac the French name
which was admitted generally 10 designate the III
lernauonal WVr!ingmrn's Association Il" Inter
rationale founded at the time of the Paris IA
ilLition OF 1867 and soon had branches even III
America. II perhaps rather political oreanika
ton than association OF wOrhlngnien ana IL Is
known that majority OF the members Of the Paris
Commune belonged TO II. But the predomnsnce OF
its political tendencies and the overthrow OF the
Commune proved the death blow OF the Intcrnationslc
some vi II, founders. hc VI. TUlain silver chaser.
thought that their creation. having been turned aside
from It's exclusively economic programme. could not
be- any longer advantageous to the laborng Glasses,
and they separated from the association Tolain him
self becoming a Conservative and y senator.
The leaders OF the labor party IN Europe pretended
then To lay aside all political questions. and tried To
reconstue the old association, only upon the basis
Of an economic AMI socialist asniion lhls Vas IN"
programme upon which Iasly who has spoken al IN"
Brussels Congress- elected Deputy 10 the French
Chamber But IaSly wns not minor. but only Il liquor
seller mining district, and he l. already considered
hy his former electors Conservative and MI
egoii,t who anxious TO secure good place
He .as not protested In Parliament against the killing
of women and miners at the iin- OF thr
Eourmrs strike. and he not BE- =. elected by hi>
constituents. They certainly have not gwen him
speak for them and Ia attack the Brltlsh
miners The latter. nt least portion OF them. are
supporting AT the Brtssel. Congress the Anglo saxon
ideas OF individuality and they do not seem dis
scd like their Continental colleague. Ia surrender
That individuality 10 the government of An iWIhcise
and rather irresponsible International syndicate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23

The May IA hgh-slded boat and looks a. II she
had the elements Of "sea comfort IN her. She Il
built Of steel and l. OF 100 tons register She Is $40
feet all and ia feet on the waterllne. Her
beam Is - IL feet and she has IL IL feet depth OF
hold. Her main saloon Is forward and the galley Is
deck She IS finely fitted up inside. and black
walnut briscyr apl. and white sandalwood are used
In the Joiner work. she has five large staterOOHs
board and l. divided into four wat-rtight cOmpart
l,ntS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
CONGRESS- OF MINERS OPENED.
DELEGATES FROM VARIOUS COUNTRIES
MEET IN BRUSSELS.
\ MEMBER OF THE ERITI >I PARLIAMENT MADE
PRE>I DENT-DI set sSING TIE EIGHT
HOUR DAY


HOUR DAY.
brussels. May 22-Thc International Congress OF
Miners was opened In this city today. Among the
delegates are SIX member, of the English Parliament
led by Thomas Burt and VI. Calvenac. tie Mayor OF
Caraaux whose grievance against his employers was
the cause Of the great Carmaux strike sahiuei
Woods. W. T.. president Of the Lancaster Miners
Federation. was chosen president OF the international
Congress, VI. Calvgnac vice president benjamin Pick
ard, VI. T.. vicc-presidcnt Of the Miners National
Union III England secretary, and Thomas Burt treas
urcr.
The British delegates at once submitted their r"so-
luton In favor Of the ceii.hOur wording day In The
miiic,. The resolution, WIS seconded by Eoude', Eel
gan delegate and Pcdbocuf French delegate. Gin
ger. Austrian delegate. moved this amendment:
.nuch as the conditions labor vary IN different
couat and different county, II
hall De- left every county district 10 obtain
eielthou day by the best suited to IT, local
conditions.
The English Delegates Bailey md kerres. spoke
against the resolution ard thereby cmbr0iled them
selves In hot dispute with several French ana Eel
gian delegates. Basly for the French miners. Re-
preached the Engshmcn for their lack OF International
sympathy. Whenever there was strike among 'hr
miners OF the North Of France, he said, that part Ol
the country Hooded with English coal lie had
not heard that the English miners had ever raised
Land TO prevent this outrage against their French
brethren. The time undoubtedly had come when
the formation Of an international miners union was
imperative.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
OUTGOING STEAMERS,

THURSDAY, MAY 20.
Normanns, UsmL.AmcI. Hamburg IL 90 IN 90 pO
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-29
May occupx Riddles mills.

The morocco plant OF +. Blumenthal
a Company will, In aIi probability, be
transferred to the old Riddles mills
on the BrandywIne creek. Messrs.
Blumenthal and j. s. Ulman of the
firm In New York are expected here In
few days. when the matter will be
considered. II the mills are purchased
the entire plant will be enlarged so as
to employ about 1000 hands, aud I'm
proyements will be made to the extent
OF ESQ, 900. II they do settle there 1t
will be year before work begins.
The managers look upon the propos-
% site with great favor. There will
be no water or city tax and the water
power Will he had for nothing, Parties
In Newark, N. j., have been offering
locate there. General Manager Pat
zowski says no would like the factory
to remain here but the numerous taxes
that meet the manufacturer are simply
unwarrantable.
In speaking on the matter OF taxa :
ton to which the manufacturer is sub :
1ected here. assistant Superintendent
Sparrow said.
''On the other hand. In New York we
get our raw material placed at the
factory doors and no freight to pay
Here the freight Is to be paid on the
raw material and then again on the
finished article going back to the New
York market. We hoped that the
water tax would be reduced to ouch a
minimum as to be an Offset to over
come this freight margin. But 1t does
not, and therefore with the State, city
and manufacturing tax, you are driv-
site."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-29
DRoPOS AIS,
DELAWARE STATE HOSPITAL AT
FAUSuIFRsT

Sslled proposals will be relieved by
the trustees for the following supplies.
for the months of April, May. June and
July, viz: Groceries vegetables bread
ueer veal mutton. fresh pork. fresh fish,
large si2al. dry goods. mems summer
eIothing' shoes, eroekery, drugs, GOAL and
Bids for beef will be on fore and hind
quarters. in the proportion OF one hind
10 four fore quarters out of cat lie well
rated md dressing not less than 500
POUNDS The Hlney tst to be included
Bids Tor veal TO lie on the whole aai-
mai, the calves to be well futted and
dressing not less than % pounds
BIDS for mutton to &c on the fore
quarters aud on the whole suimal. Tue
less han IS pounds.
Bios for hard coal of good quality, VI.
BlQken. Gag ana nul. line proposal. 10
be FOR one year. I c coal must III clean
and put In the vault with shoot wagon.
All supplles to be delivered at tho nos.
pital free Of chnrE", and In sneh quaint.
ties as may by orlered by tho siiperin.
tendent. Blank forms cf propos i and
envelopes will he Furnished to tliese who
ado ross Dr. ID. ID. Ricbarson Farnhurst,
DFaSare.
on said blank nnt IN the manner there
desianst cd.
a The bills will be opened at the hospital
Isgo O'Clock, Thursday. bprli Gth 1898.
bidders
The trustees reserve the right 70 reject
vi ds not deemed to tins interest uf tie
INSTITUTION. Samples can be seen by ap-
p.yiog at the hospital, Al bill, musl be
pfcse utcd saturday, April LIST 1898
u. d. RICHARDSON,
n-s'% superintendent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-29
A Famiiy,s Misfortune.

Mr.. W s. Cowley. road supervisor of
the ninth district OF baltimore county.
reported at Towson yesterday the mis-
fortune OF John Sanders. who lived in
a small frame house on the Joppa
road. near the Hartford road. Mr..
Sanders lived upon a small place and
was trucker. One day last week.
while he and his wife were out In a
field with their four small children.
their house took lire and everything
In 1t, including all the clothing OF the
family except what they wore and a
lot OF garden seeJs, was destroyed.
Mr.. Sanders had 10 insurance either
upon his house or furniture, and Is
stated to be destitute. His small place
has mortgage upon 1t. MIR. Cowiey
started subscription In behalf OF the
family yesterday ut Towson.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-29
DIED.
BAaNEs.--on March IS. 1893 Mis-, NAV

BA NES.--On March e5, 1898 Miss Ma,
Barnes. aged "a years.
Relatives and friends are invited to AZ
tend tho funeral service, at her late resi-
dence. No. 309 East Fifth street. w cd nes
day evening. March 70. Interment pri
yate.
DARLlNGToN.-In West Chester, OF
Monday. March 2Tth. Franklin Darling
ton, agoi II years.
Friends and relatives Of the family ar,
respe, ttnlly Invited toattend the funeral
from his late T., sid nee, corner High and
Market streets, on Friday, NJ rch 3lst, 1879
Meet ut the house Mt O'Clock p. m. lnier
ment at birmingham.
BARN EY..-In this city, on March 9th
Sarah Elizabeth. widow OF the lat,
nichard X Earncy, aged 70 years.
Services at st. Mlchaels Church, OF
Wednesday, at 3 O'Clock. Internent pri
vate. =
ARk-In this city. on the 2Sth inst.
John q. Clark. IN his 5lth year.
The re- tives aud friends arc Invited t.
attend the funeral services Mt his lat,
residence No. West Eleventh street
Friday morning, March 3i5t ut 10 o'clock
Int ment at st. Georges Cemetery.
PtlLllPS--On March cath. 1891, HANNAH
W. Phillips. aged 33 years.
Funeral services nj The residence OF he
daughter. Margai Ctta Bannar, No
Robinson street, on Friday afternoon II Q
O'Clock.
unveil thy bosom faithful tomb.
Take this new treasure TO thy trust,
Aud give these sacred ashes room
To slumbcr Ia the silent dust.
THUS Jesus slept. Gods dying Son.
Passed through the grave and blessed
the bel;
sleep on dear Gran till from tho throne
The morning breaks and pierce thu
shade.
NICkELSON.-on March 90. 1893, MarRa
re., widow OF the late Jabel Niokels0n
nged 70 years.
Tho relatives and FIR ends are invited I,
attend TIE funeral from the home OF he
niece. Mira. Luke, No. $40 Sherman street
Tomorrow afternoon at . O'clock. Inter
meat ct Wilmington and BrundywIn,
Cemetery.
IIiWIN.-In this city on the Goth in tant
Elizat eth Irwin, widow OF Leslie Irwin
aged Il yeara, month, IL days.
CLAHk.-on Monday, the aTth inst. Har
riet Louise Clark, infant daughter OF
MIR. aud Mrs. Delaware Clark.
HUNTti-ln this city.:on the 2Srd inst
Mrs. Elizabeth Hunter.
HrNTER.-on the 23rd instant ut New
Castle, Del, VIM. j. Hunter Jr., in hi
10th year.
liz AHY.-ln this city, on he 95th Inst.
Alfred. infant son OF John and Kate
l.eahy aged 10 months.
Will ELME.-At New Castle. on the eth
instant, Frank Wiihel.no. in his 18th
year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-29
FOURTH EDITION


According to dispatch to the
Macon News all public improvements
will have to be stopped In Atlanta, Ga,
Tor the remainder of this year. The
city some time ago voted $500, 600
worth bonds. Anew days ago an effort
was made TO float Theses bonds at 97ls
per cent. when 1t was discovered that
they were valueless, the legal require
ments not having been compiled with
In calling the election.
Under the city charter the present
Council Ia unable to rectify the mis-.
take, and In order that the city may
meet Its payments due on the water
works. 1t will be necessary Tor them
to draw on the fund set aside for paw
Ing and other street. improvements.
and In doing this they will entirely
exhaust this funu. as It will he neces-
sary to at once put stop to all work
OF this kind.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-29

Tire Court of Chancerv met this
morning In the court room at 10
O'Clock. Chancellor Wolcott presiding.
On melton OF Mr.. John c. Rodney,
seconded by John Blegs. Esq, resolu.
hons of respect drawn up OIL the death
OF Chief Justice ComeEys, were order
81 spread on the minutes Of the court
records.
On motion Of Mr. j. H. Hoffecker,
Yr., the court appointed Messrs. Bent.
Htelds and john c. Rodney commit
tee to examine Charles Warner Smith.
who asks permission to practice in the
Court of ChHncory.
MI. Hoilecker maize return of sale of
Jonathan Bee, as trustee In chaneery.
2he sale was confirmed.
Mr, hotIerhsr presented petition
o. Thomas j. Jordan, resignlng us sur
wing trustee OF the estate OF ID. q.
wilson. deceased. for the benefit of
Annie " Van Kleck, The Equitable
and Safe Deposit Company we're an.
pointed guardian.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-29
Dots.


Chas. Pattinson of Newport News Is
visiting his parents In this city,.
Frank Reeves aud wife are In Wash
ington
just received car load Of choice
seed oats. A. l.. White, Si!verbrook.
Pabst Milwaukee Beer on tap OF
in BOTTLES by tho dozen or barrel, al
Robeiens. los w. 18th st.
Tho finest buckwheat meal prepared
or otherwise, and at the lowest prices,
at j. j. Smiths. 4th and Shipley Sts.
a. l.. White. Of silverbrook. lost 9
valuable horse from lockjaw a few
days ago.
Extra early and other peas, at ]. J..
Smiths. 4th andd ShipIey streets.
Now is the time to have your car.
riaaes put III good repair. For fine
work. Walther Il Co. are the best.
Give them a call. Works south OF
Market street bridge.
The jackson & Sharp Company has
contracted to build fine private cal
tor Millionaire Fiaglor. 1t will be az
ieet long and perfect palace In al
Its appointments.
DR.. Gill, Of Philadelphia, will give
another lecture on the Bible, In West
Presbyterian Church this evening
The citizens generally are invited to
attend. Those who take an interest
In the scriptures should not miss this
opportunity to add to their knowl.
edge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-29

The Robin Hood Opera Company
VIII appear at the Grand Opera House
next Monday evening. The company
is composed OF fifty people, and car
rles it, own scenery and orchestra
The costumes are entirely new and
made from plates found In the British
museum. The scene OF the opera Ia In
the quaint old town OF Nottingham,
England. and In the very heart OF the
Sherwood Forest. Every attention
will be given to every detail. This will
be the first opera company that has
appeared here for some time, and Its
engagement should be success.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-29

Henrietta Wright. colored, was be-
fore the Municipal Court this morning
for drunkenness. Henrietta said she
only got out OF Jail yesterday and got
drunk as soon as she reached here.
why don't you 70 to workT querlsd
the tutge. Gauss. yer honor, don't
have time to look for work. get full
before l can even get home" As Hen.
rletta would get drunk again before
she could secure work he ordered her
to give the court room thorough
cleaning. and after that Is done she
will be allowed to 20.
Lizzie Sugars was another duslly
damsel who was made jubilant over
the flowing bowl, and she was lined OIL
and costs
james Carr and Thomas Miller wero
lined % and costs and Lewis Taylor 81
and costa for drunkenness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-29
" THOUGH our trade

" LTHOUGH our trade
~ is increasing year
after year, we be
lieve there are many men
who would deal with us il
they knew what we had.
The Spring Opening is for
those who never were in the
store, as well as for custom
ers. We want you to come,
we want you to come, and
become acquainted with lis
and our store.
The store is yours /! More
50 than on any other days +!
Look through the stock !!
Examine the trimmings and
sewing! Compare the prices !!
Try 'em on, and don't forget
to bring your wife, sisters,
mother, or some one else's
sister, and we'll give them a
handsome Panel as a Soy.
venir.
Riverside Worsted We're
been selling them for years,
and know what they are.
10 styles in Sacks and Gut.
aways, SIS.
The newest fabric for
for mems wear are the un.
finished worsted, a soft
rough finish, silk and wool
material. We have them in
several grades. The most
popular is our $l2 grade, in
blacks and blues Others at
SIS and SO.
We want every woman,
whether she has boys or not,
to walk back to our Child.
ren's Department.. We al.
ways take great pride in the
little fellows Clothing, and
we've done better this sea.
son than ever.
We had made especially
tar US, a Gold Plated Col
umbus Medal, which we
present with each Boys
Suit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-29

William Lacey will have a hearid
before the Municipal Court this even
Ing on charge of murderous assault
preferred by William Breckinr dye
Both parties nre colored and arc well
known frequenters OF the "Hn.dle
Yesterday Lacey had--ae d
heavily and proceeded to beat 81
enridge with Il link pin, which he
cutting his head badly. Officer
ton was summoned and arrazls@
murderous ussailaut and lodgqd
In the station house. The prison
under $500 bail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-29
TIN aud onl,ani, cd Iron Work.

Vim. j. JoGngon at No sl5 Shirley
street is prepared to do all kinds OF
tin ana Sheet iron work. He has iust
finished large contract of heating
and veFtlRtinR the new Court House
IN West hester and has commenced
the work of putting in galvanized iron
nues Tor heating and ventilating the
new post Office In our city. lie is pre-.
pared 10 give estimates for all kinds of
9eivahiz"d iron work for heating and
Nsnlllstltg purposes Orders will re-
oeiYe prompt attention and satisfac.
Non guaranteed. Ills shop Is at No.
nb SAilley street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-29

All OF the leading dry goods dealers
OF Atlanta, Ga. with q single excsp.
tion. have, it is announced, combined
and Will reduce the wages Of all cerks
81 per cent. This sweeping reduction
Will be made on the LIST OF April, and
will continue throughout the su INNER,
and longer IL trade does not improve.
Tho merchants declare that 1t is sim
ply an imposslbility for them to con-
tlnue paying the wages they have as
long as times are ns hard with them as
now. CONSERVATION prevails among
inc clerks. who say 1t will be impossi-
pie Tor them to live on the wages they
Will receive alter the cut Is made.
These IRE the good times the Demo.
Gratis promised and the people voted
for
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-29
A Promise Of Ppnche.

DENTON, Nd, March 2S.-The opinion
10 steadily growing that there Will he
d paying peach crop in this county.
Ing yellow fruit, which was supposed
to have been completely killed by the
severe winter. bids far to make at
least small yield. The buds are now
swelling and many trees are found to
contain ss many live buds SIS can ma
tnre into peaches II they arc not killed
by late frosts.
Fisheries along the Choptani river
are now busy. llerrlng Tor n few days
nave been plentiful, but shad are quite
scarce.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-29

The King street market was we'll
stocked with produce this morning,
which met with quick sales for the
dealers. Eggs sold for IS and 90 cents
per dozen; butter So and 40 cents;
chickens. St.25 a pair; beans, 10 cents
per quart; peas, ~ cents per quart;
celery, from to cents stalk; cab
baEe, from to 10 cents per head; tur.
nips, 10 cents half peck onions, 10 cents
half peck; sweet potatoes. Is cents per
half peck; whites. 10 per half; lettuce,
cents a head.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-29

Grand Patriarch William II. German
aud stall last night installed the fol-
lowing officers OF Reynolds Eneamp-
ment, No. 8, |. o. o. f.: Chief patri.
arch, s. b. Knee; high priest, +. X.
Lear; senior warden, +. Is. Carpenter;
junior warden, W. W. Ecttlewood
scribe. W. II, Foulk; treasurer, Il. H..
Spencer; trustee, John NJ. Collins:
guido, John NJ. Collins: outside senti.
nol, j. ID. Patton; inside sentinel. W.
L.. Corkran; first watch. William
second watch, a. Frieze;
third watch, Joshua Carpenter; four tn
watch, y. II. Wiitbanks; gumds Of
Inns.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-29
{ onbiDution Sale.

Robert McCadden will have q combt.
nstion sale ut Parry's hotel. on the
Concord Pike, Brandywine Hundred,
on Thursday, Aprii 6, of horses, COWS,
plgs, farming utensils, etc. His Oh.
1ect Is to make Il mart where farmers
Gan buy and sell or exchange their
property TO advantage, and all grow
yich together The enterprise OF Mr..
AoCHdden shOuld be sustained, as the
taies will certainly prove an advan-
tage to ALL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-29

The following deaths wers recorded
ut Registrar Colquhoun's Office YES.
terday:
Durkan.-On March 81, at No. 199
logan street, Bridget Durham, aged
Dyears. Q.
>, Bnrnes. On March %, Mt No. 800
LAST Fifth street, Mary Barnes, aged
20 years. a.
Lynn. Oh March 20, at Eleventh
ana Noodlnwn avenue, Jane Lynn,
aged 70 months. II.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-29
- . -
SWORN In.

The Hon. Charles Is. Lore WIZ
In as Chief Justice this mol
ll.30 O'Clock by Chancellor WJ
hts Office, corner of Ninth ans lJotY
streets, In the presence OF til, Sali4I
ing gentlemen: Judge Grlf
Emmons, ESQ, Daniel w. TAI
Henry h. Appleton of Cd
John H. Hoffecker of Smyrr|
present congratulate thee
tice. and wished him long
life on the bench.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-29
Answer THIS question

Why do so many people we see
around us seem to prefer to suffer and
DO made miserable by Indigestion, Con-
stipatior, Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite,
Coming up OF tho food. Yellow Skin,
when for 75c, we will sell them Shiluh's
Nitallzer, guaranteed to cure them. N.
Il. Danfoith. VIII olesalo and retail
agents, I'd aLd Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-29

DIR. John II. Simms has removed
from No. s22 Market street to No. 606
King street, and has fitted up the
store for the sale of drugs and medi.
cines which he will dispense to inva.
lids and others soeklng medical aid.
His remedies are widely known, and
ms many patrons will be glad to see
him In his new location.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-29

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Trustees OF the Poor was held this
morning with all the members present
with the exception of Messrs. Clark
anu Sarmon. The pay roll amounted
to v40S. The superintendent's report
showed 236 Inmates to date. AT IL
O'clock adjournment was made for
dinner.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-29

ELKToN, March 29.-Two valuable
farms. known US "Piintec's Rest and
the. 'Fcard Farm" were sold IN Elkton
to-day to the heirs OF tho late LawraA
son Riggs. the mortgages. foGDhh
300. 'Painters Rest" contains 2da
acres, and the "Foard Farm" l7O acres,
The properties adioin and are located
In fine section OF Sassalras Neck, one
mile from Warwick.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-29

You nre cordially invited TO at-
tend our Spring Opening, on Thurs
day md Friday, March 3Oth nud
3ist. Respectfully, -- @..E.
MAX EPHRAIM,
New York Clothing House.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-29

The choir and young people OF Elan
nj. =. Church will give select drama
In the school house at Johnsons Cor
ner on Friday evening, March 8lst
As they have beon practicing for some
time we know 1t will BIO well endered
Some OF the choruses are especially
fine.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-29

One room, one house. or whole
row, with my im.nUnee stock, artistic
ueHlgns and sklllfu! hangers, am In n
POSI- ion 70 handle any trade largo or
s'ahll, on the sher:ost notice at the
lowest prices. ii. ID. lioLT Els West
Second street.