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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-03

John Wanamaker has just import.
ed, mt great cost, Pierre Frltel's great
picture, The Conquefors, the one that
was the sensation OF the Paris Salon
In 1892.
The Immense painting is about 2Ox35
feet In size. 1t represents the con
qusrurs OF the nations morching
steadily towards the spectator In
the centre OF the group Julius Casa I
sits on black steed, To the left
rides Alexander in chariot, while on
the right Is the grim figure OF Seso.
iris, the Egyptian. On the second
line is the figure OF Napoleon mount.
ed on white steed.
In the background are also repre-
sented Alcibiades, Attila, Tamsrlane.
NebuchadneZzur and Charlemange.
The group tapers off into the distance.
showing conglomerate macs OF
spears and banners.
On either side extends their proud
array OF trophies, the naked dead, laid
along In horrid rows. their feet turned
to the implacable victors,
Tho picture is ON free exhibition at
Wananaker's.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-03
SILK DEPARTMENT

That which probably at
tracts the most attention in
this department is our pecu.
liarly elegant assortment of
Figured China Silks in an
endless variety of designs
and colorings. With o 1T
doubt this seasons produc-
.tions in these fabrics display
in effective combination and
elegance of design that which
attracts the eye and arrests
the attention oyer anything
in these goods ever before
offered. All the staple makes
in Black Silk Fabrics, SUI
rahs, Failles, Bengaline,
China and eros Grain, are
here shown in all qualities
and prices, and the prices
are right.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-03

The services ut the Il. G. Church OF
the Redeemer yesterday were very
Joyous and Interesting. At o 4. IN. the
school rehearsed their Easter carols
and returned their mite chests. The
singing was good ana the attendance
large.
At 1880 q. IN. Reys. G. Albert Redles
and Thomas J. Mason conducted ser.
Vices, Rev Mr.. Red,es preaching the
sstmon. The Reverend gentleman
took for his text, Isaiah %, Sth, ''Ile
will swallow up death In NlrLory,P I he
discourse, which was n mastery one,
was delivered In power and demon.
n:ratlon OF the Spirit. and was listened
20 with r0pt atteulion.
The communion service which fol
lowed was attended 10y the largest
nnmbers In several years. At $50 ..
m. tie children held their Easter
celebration. The little church was
niied. The singing OF tho school re-
neets great credit on Director Cover
dale, VINO should fool very much en-
ppurnged by yesterdays services.
Timely addresses were made b.; Tho
hsfs. u. Abort Redies and Thomas j.
Mason ...
The offerings Of the school amount
ed to Slp0. Tho tnfant scholars vera
kindly remembered ~ their teachers
and received appropriate gifts.
congregational meeting will be
held to night for the purpose Of elect.
lag ycHtrymen. warGens aud delegates
to the council OF tho synod.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-03
FOURTH EDITION


"And when saw Him / fell at his
feet US dead. And no laid his right
hand upon me, saying unto me: l am
the first and the last; am He that liv.
eth and was dead, and behold l am
alive forever more, anon; and have the
keys OF hell and death" Rev. /; l7.lS.
From this text on Sunday forenoon,
Rev. VIM. z. Swartz taught
l. Chrlsts resurrection is the revela.
tion and pledge OF mans Immortality.
il. Chrlst, the Son, unconquered In
the realm of death by his inheren
power, bursts ut Gods command,
through the astonlshed grave. Christ
is the living one.
III. Christ nrose to glory, and we
who are In Christ shall be gloritied
together with Him. Such 10 the pow
err of the risen Christ that we stead.
lastly beholding Him are changed
from glory to glory into the same
Image.
". Christ raised from the dead
dieth no more. He who now holdeth
the keys OF death, the living God,
hath said HE that liveth and bellev-
eth on Ne shall never die" and thus
the living Christ becomes to us the
power OF all endless life.
Two pyramids of Easter flowers
adorned the rostrum. The congrega-
'tion was large.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-03

Easter services We're held at tho
above church yesterday. Sermons APP
nropriGte to tho occasion were
preached. The church was crowded
The Sunday schools special prog ram
was carried ont, assisted by an or
chestra OF nine pieces. The children
sang and recited xccllently. Row
John White, uperintendent, was in a
happy mool, stating il was the hnppi-
est day OF his lifH. George Il. King
lead the singing admirably.
Tho pastor, Rev. Isaac Jewell, re-
ceived thrae members by rrtiiicatc,
aud two Ca probation. ThreJ coaver-
slons last night. "...
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-03

The Grand Castle OF Delaware,
Knights OF the Golden Eagle, conven.
ed in annual session In Newark at 10
o'clock this morning, every castle in
the State being represented. The del.
egation from this city, especially the
uniform division, presented hand
some appearance and their marching
could not be excelled. They moved
like old veterans as they passed down
French street on their way to the-P.,
W. h b. Railroad station In the form
OF cross. .....
Ghe column was headed by Hyatt's
Military Band. who furnished excel
lent music. Reports of the Grand
Chief and other officers were present.
ed ut the morning session. showing
the order to be in ilourlslllng condl-
ton. There was n grand parade
this afternoon at which all the castles.
twenty one in number, participated.
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected. ..ua. ..5-.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-03

An Interesting programme has been
arranged by the Delaware Firemens
Association for the annual meeting,
which will be held in this city October
10Th, 18th aud 18th. The first day will
lie devoted to the transaction OF bust.
ness. On the second day there will be
a grand to;;ssna rnent Rt Hazel Dell Park
In watch all the ompaIi!!as of the city
and State and the volunteer associa.
tons OF Baltimore, Philadelphia and
Brooklyn Will take part.
Special features OF tho tournament
will be prize drlll for State compa-
MES; n hose carrriage race, in which
the old style hose jumper" drawn by
eighteen men. will be used, and a
hund.engine contest for IA handsome
prize. Foot races, hook and ladder
races and other minor sports will wind
up the day. On the last day there will
be u big parade.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-03
FIFTH edition.


raster Sunday brought a ioyoua
satlep OF Grace NJ, q. Church. fastor
Dobbins was felicity personlfied- TSs
faces and aopls Of the muititnde vers
suEased with Joy. One Hundred and
thirty.four souls. saved In a seyen
weeks revival, found their first Glad
Risen"
All the exercises were hold In tho
main auditorium which, when filed
with people as Yesterday, 10 unexcelled
In acoustic merit. The beauty Of
y ha was lmpresslvely represented In
variety OF the most blooming Easter
flowers. In most abundant profusion.
came from the hot houses lof Florist
a. I. Potter under the excellent taste
OF Mrs. Billany and Miss EN- ma Graves,
The orchestra, led by Prof. O. II.
Lauer and the choir by Musical Dlrec.
tor Thomas Benson. furnished first
class music throughout the day. and
at times Joined tho hearty singing Of
familiar hymns by the congregation.
The foreDoon's program embraced
The Resurrection by Shelley, solo
and choir, ''Te Deum" OF Evans by
quartette. II am He That Llveth" OF
himper by Miss NJ. Thielman. DIR.
Dobbins gave a brief Easter address.
His great revival appears to have
broken him all up" as to the standard
style of theological Seminary theo-
rising. In the evening service of song
his voice was scarcely used outside OF
calling the program, three extra
hymns. OF which "a" Il DO Not Care
For Earthly Stores" won the m cst
voices, and short invitation OF saliva.
ton TO the unconverted.
Rev. Wesley O. johnson assisted
and Rev. ]. L. Diverty. of the N. j.
conference and a lineal brother Of
Mrs. Dobbins, pronounced the bone.
d.ction. This service OF song greatly
delighted the people, and drew a
houseful, including some prominent
regular, attendants of other churches.
A most impressive and delightful
feature OF the day was the Mission.
airy and Easter service of Grace NJ. Il.
Sunday School, under the superinten.
dence of Chas. W. Pussy, IL. q. Down.
ward and j. A. McCaulley with Enoch
Moore usher, Benz. L.Smith secretary,
II. O. Robinson treasurer. w. Percey
Morrison assistant treasurer.
The totals OF annual collections
were, home, s452 10; infant -,
b. b. Smith DA--sf "'''iniAn. .t.- -.
80 ms secretary's re-
port. Francis W. Holster delivered an
able address on missionary informa-
tion, which was the most conspicuous
literary feature of the day and thing
OF value. Miss Ethel Hickman ad.
dressed the congregation In behalf OF
the infant department.
Miss Alice Pussy sang an Easter
Song" w. d. Miller sang "Resurrec-
tion;" =. b. I. Springer read Scenes
from Calvary Miss Thlelmqn sang
ANGELS Message" Rev. John I.
Dobblns, D. D., delivered a fellcltous
address. The schools singing was
joyous. ...#
ANNOUNCEMENT.
An illustrated lecture on "India's
Buried Treasurer will DO given in
Grace M. L. Church Monday evening,
April Sd, at 8 o'clock, by Rev. A. W.
Rudisill, ID. D.. five years presiding
elder In South India. and now resident
at Madras, India. Sixty superb pho
toRraphs win be thrown on mann
moth canvas by stereupticon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-03

The Street. and Sewer Directors met
In special session this morning TO re-.
organize that body. All tho momhers
were present. The session was called
to order at 10 O'Clock with sam. Cham
Eerh as chuirmun. Lnoch Moore pro-
ssnted his credentials and they wero
received and iiled. ON motion OF Mr..
MUurc,J &eHiin GuwtirOp was eli ctrd
president OF ne board for the balance
OF the term which il two years. Mr.
3lat. l9lh.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-03
|H|RD EDITION.



NV Castle, April S.-The altar and
Is&karday were beautifully trimmed
nth flowers, the centre of the deco
@ntlons being a bank of Easter lilies.
Rav. s. Beatty Wylie preached his first
anter sermon as pastor Of the church,
Ling his text Matthew 2S-6. HE Is
not here; for he is risen as he said.
Como. see the place where the Lord
5y.v He said In part: an the history
IN the lifo OF the Son OF God there are
%Wo facts OF interest and lmportance;
&ho one iB the death and the other the
xe9urrection.
II We were asked which Of two facts
was OF more interest and Importance
40 should be forced to answer that
both are important; without the latter
the former would be Of no avail. II
Christ had not risen from the dead,
I'VE would have no evidence that his
&eath was sacrificial. We learn that
God has accepted the sacrifice OF his
Don. We find that the suffering and
death OF Christ was price OF our re-
hampton. Justice demanded price
md CHRIST became our suroty. In the
neeprrection our surety Is Released. .
We have proofs OF his resurrection
both from heaven and earth. The an.
Hel came and rolled away tho stone
nom the tomb. and We have the testi
mony OF men. Disease and devils
obeyed, the blind looked on him, the
1ame followed him, and he had one
& more enemy to conquer. and that one
was death. He snatched Lazarus from
the tomb, and he then became the VIC
( elm Ut death himself, and conquered
death in his,own domain, when ho arose
on the third day.
AT the opening services in Emmanuel
n e. Church at 8 O'Clock yesterday
morning, Rev. p. Is. Llghlner an
nonneed that a new rod and altar
cloth and other altar furnishings had
been presented to the church as a me-
mortal. BY a special service these
glfts were then set apart to the service
81 the Lord. The Holy Communion
was then administered. In tho after
noon the Sunday school Easter scr.
vices were held during which the rite
OF baptism was administered to five
) Infants. The church was decorated
+ with many ilowers,
large congregations attended the
III. Il. Church yesterday both morning
!, and evening. Rev. L. l., Martindale
preached two eloquent Easter sermons
3 1ndthe choir. assisted by the orchestra,
rendered NANNY pretty selections.
y Rev. O. l.. Warren, the newly nc
z oepted supply, preached at tho First
Baptist Church yesterday both morn
ing and evening
Rev. 4. H. Martlndale conducted
Scr vices in the county jail yesterday
afternoon.
Lea a. Sons flour mills resumed op
eratioDs this morning after an idienes!
cf several weeks.
The shad fishermen turned out Ii
I force this morning and good hau
/ y expected to-day.
Miss lieba Case, OF Philadelphia. Il
spending the Easter holidays ut he
home here. ..
Mrs. II. H. Stout, OF Wilmington, /
yislting friends In town,
miss Susie Parker, OF Mildletown
Il = the guest OF Miss Lizzie Denniscn
Miss Minnie Masln and Miss Emnt
Anderson. of Wilmington, spent Sun
DAY with friends here.
John Boyd, OF Philadelphia, is Wis
Il Wing friends here.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-03

The funeral OF Jas. T. WoRan, ono
OF the veterans of the late war, VINO
died last Thursday took place yester-
day afternoon from his late residence,
No. B2l East Seventh streec, and was
attended by large number OF friends
and about so comrades OF Encamp-
ment No. "a, Union Veteran Legion, OF
which he was a member
The religious services were conduct
ed at the house by the Rev. II. S. Du-
lany. OF kingswood NJ. Il. Church.
and the military services at the grave,
by the officers of the Encampment,
according To the ritual OF the Union
Veteran Legion. The remains were
Inferred In tho soldiers plot at the
Wilmington and Brandywine Gene
terry. The customary salute was fired
over the grave by delegation OF
Smyth Post Guards.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-03

Robert J.. Carter. father-in-iaw OF
Rev. Isaac Jewell died at his residence
in Queenstown, Nd. on March 28th,
aged 70 years. He had been for 30
and was highly esteemed In the COM
munity In which resided. He leaves q
widow, two daughters and son, as
we'll as many friends. TO lament his
decease. His remains were inferred at
Centreville. Md, on Friday afternoon
Rev. Isaac Jewell returned to this city
on Saturday, but his wife remained
and will stay with her mother for a
few days. She is in good health, how
ever, the report to the contrary having
doubtless originated on account of the
illness OF her father
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-03

Tho following deaths wera recorded
n Registrar Colquho4Rs Otlice Sat.
ufday
wogan-On March so. Mt No. 81
East Seventh street James L. Wogan,
aged s. years. 2
Cam pheg-Ou March 90, Mt No. s21
Bnttonwood street Elizabeth Cam.
pher, aged 10 years, p.
Tyson-Un March 50, nt No. 1922
Spruce street, Atlanta VI, Tyson. aged
Is years. t.
Casona-Un March 30, at No. 1871
West Tenth street, SinEonzo Cnsona,
aged y months b.
hngerty -On March lG, at Huckes.
sin. Del, James liugerty. aged d
years. X.
Wooters On March 20, at No. lita
lobdell street, Mary 4. hooters, aged
Is months b.
Murphy On March 30 at No 20
Van Bltn street Josephine Murphy. o
NcGee -On March II. at No. 10 La
Motto street, Agnes MeGee, aged y,
months K.
Alexander On April |, Mt No 2oo7
Market street, Florence Alexander
aged year, s months. l.
Pearson on NaIch Il, at No. 80,
vast Ninth street, Anna X Pearson
aged so years. =.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-03

Great comp amt is made by many OF
our citizens of the tardlness of the
Levy Court in having the Market
street bridge over the ChristiaEa pat
in proper repair. Since Saturday noon
II has been impasaable for carriages.
and up to this time no step has been
taken to put it in order. In tho mean
time all carriages are compelled to
use the Third street bridge. Some OF
the business men OIL the south side are
becoming desperate and think that
some one should be moved by a small
charge OF dynamite. There nre too
many who are accustomed to use tho
bridge to allow IL to DO out OF order
one moment longer than h absolutely
necessary that repairs cpn be made.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-03

The lectures at the New Century
Clubs rooms this week are as follows:
Tuesday y, III. Harmony, Pro.
fessor larkc; p. M, physical cul.
ture Miss Briggs.
Wcdncsduy-o.30 a. M, German,
Mime lie Compile; s p. m, sixth and
last lecture by the Rev. Hudson Shaw,
subject: John Rnshln." The audience
is cordially invited to meet MIR. Shaw
in the club parlOrs Immediately after
the lecture and cluss talk, from $50 10
10 30 o'clock. .......
Thursday a m, German. Mime
Le CorIpts; S p, m, piano recital rot
the benefit OF the piano fund, by Ar.
thur Friedman.
Snturlay-3 p. M, French, Mile de
Bonneville.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-03

Last Friday, while Lawyer Robinson
was mahing his closing argument for
the dsfendanU In the damage case Of
Miss Alice Goodley. Va Samuel Clay
ton. at Media Pa he snid
And then that Wilmington man
Whose business place is III Philadel.
phia. Why did he get off the train
with ler at Chester and stay so long
that lie sometimes missed the laet
train aud had to stay till morning In
the gate keeper cabin? Who Is he?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-03

III CD.
HluSrED.-on April |, 1893, George W,
lielsttd
nelnii,ts and Friends nre invited to hi-
tend his funeral froM tho Residence or
ms ., uncle /. II. +. Milier Eighth and
tfNn"l IN streets, on tn slay M rnimr. al
eoGlUok. High uluss nj st. Peters Pro.
Cathedral. iniQruent AT oil Cathedral
Cemetery.
INA E7,-ln TINS city. on April end, 1899
itotert Graves. aged 70 wears.
Rslitiyes AMI rriou5s re invited to at
tend his funeral IRON bls late esldence,
No SDU French street, Oh Wednesday at
t"rnoon at O'Clock. Services at The
house. lntornient Vt Zion Genet ~.
GIBBONS. On March 81, 1913 John J..
Gibbons,
Relatives ana friends also A. O. u. w.
are invi cd 10 attend the funeral from his
tat residence. MHrshhlitun, Del., on Tres
day morning. III $40 sharp. High mass nj
ST. Pauis Church, Wilmington. Inter
ment ut LiHwOud Cemetery ia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-03

As young man was passing the
meat store of John Cook, at Eighth
and Wilson stseets, about O'Clock
last evening, he discovered flames
coming out Of the transom over the
store door. lie Immediately notified
Mr.. Cook, WHO resides OH the oppo-
site corner, and when tho door was
opened tho entire Inside was found to
be on fire Tho flames were extin-
guished with buckets OF water, with
out calling out the fire companies. The
entire loss Will not exceed $50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-03

In another column will be found the
advertisement of tie Radam Microbe
Killer. which Is sold by John j. viii
helm, No. 2l9 West Second street, who
is agent for this State. It has been
purchased by large number OF our
citlzens who claim to have been beno-
fitted by its use, and Cordially unite in
other invallds to give
1t trial. II is consequently proper
and wise In all the afflicted to see Mr..
Wilhelm and inform themselves fully
lii regard to its curative properties.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-03

At the Municipal Court this morning
hVe young men were fined 81 and
costs each for disorderly conduct pre-.
ferred by Captain kersey. Elmer ill.
son was lined 70 and costs for being
drunk und discTlerly. A charge against
Chas.os Brown OF assault and battery
on Rogers Cassidy was continued un
til Tonight. Porter Page, colored. le
alleged TO have assaulted Mary Wat.
son yesterday, and Will be tried to.
nlght,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-03

8. Wallis Merrlhew of this city
yesterday rode on his bicycle from
Weet Chester In ility-elght minutes
lowering tue record between the
points by sevon minutes. Mr.. Merrihew
left Wost Chester at 2.15 O'Clock and
rode by way OF Concord pike to the
Philadelphia and Wilmington pike and
Market street. Tho distance Is seven
teen and one.half.miles. The previous
accord was tiXty-iive minutes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-03

meeting will b. hold at the Office
Of Dr. Howard Ogle. on Thurs lay
evening The 18th instant, for the pur-
pose oil organizing and appointing
officers Tor the company, as required
by the charter, aud take tho necessary
measures to commence the construc.
tlon oil tae IailroaI from this city to
New Castle at the earliest possible
date,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-03

Thirteen -year-old Charles Toner was
badly bitten by u bull dog in the Wa
wusett Driving Park yesterday morn
ing. Young Toner was playing in the
park when the animal attacked him,
sinking It's teeth into his leg below the
knce, making avery ugly injury. The
flesh was raw and OF blush tint
Young Toner failed to have the bite
properly attended to until tho after
noon, when it was cauterized. No
serious results are anticipated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-03

As the repairs to the room of Smyth
Pest, No. l. g 4. r., are uhoIt com.
pleted, The entertainment OF the aides
Of Snyth Clycie No /. G. A. II, Which
was POSTPONED on account Of The flre,
Will be given tomorrow evening. 1t
will consist Of d donkey and package
party, and In addition an tntere s ing
programme wi. DO presented. 1t will
Eske place IL the headquarters, oyer
Third street market, and wnile I'd
cents admission Will be Charged for
gentlemen 'here Will be no charge for
ladies, except 1aclugr which each
one is required 10 bring. The procesde
are Tor a good putpos "a and there
should lie large al tendance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-03
RAOAM M|CROBE KILLER

anti8fptc
The satisfactory
poisoning
m es anl which VIII l tho ncobas human oS"ep
medicinal polsons
e lt T qE other eSStag e.nt or remedy claiming similar
and dscoveer of Mcrnbe Killer
contestant claiming
are ed Mirol
enty posoHed ny tho expenen then Mr.
oil ray
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-03

The family of Frederick d. Schell.
No. Sis Spruce street, were made
dangerously i'll on Friday last from
the supposed eating OF veal, which
had been purchased from nelghbor-
Ing dealer, Dr. Jas. ii. Morgan was
summoned and after vigorous work
the sick were relieved and are now be.
lieyed to DO out Of danger.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-03

= Tho Heavenly Recruits at Sill Walnut
street are holding meetings every
evening this week. iiey. James Red.
grayea, past or Evangelist Benolt Rev.
u W. Ruth and Rev. Jonas Trumbsur
constitute the oftica preaching OF the
respective evenings OF this week They
are noted Tor esrnestHes5 aud activity
anu desire to eItcud cordial welcome
10 all peonle
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-03

Mrs. $. W. WRrtmann, who has been
aLlci purse at the Homeopathic Hos
pital FOR us r"at three yoara has ton.
dorei her resignation, aud VII. .@Asa
Oh saturday, April 18th. for washing.
ton, Photographer Beecher took
views o! lis Interior of her room
which sh1 wanted to take with her