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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-27
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American Laundry. 500 wost Front 81
cupping and leeohing. lbs u. Second 81
oupping q leeohing. Parker sos Madison.
Microbe killer. si9 W. and. Wilhelm.
Oysters at Carpenters. 023 Madison st.
Cummings. the photographer 500
Market street.
A good boy Is wanted at soe Market
street.
II you want flrst.class dyeing and
ACQUIRING done, 20 to $40 King.
Good cut hay In bales at S. L. Bar
ker's. corner OF Front and Shipley
streets.
DIR. and Mrs. J. Pyle and State sena-
tor Pyle have returned from the
Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Robt. Ferguson. accompanied
by her son and daughter, started yes
terday afternoon for Canton, Ohio.
The Ideal. the cheapest and best
heater; reference given. Frank A..
Mitchell. l02 W. 9TH st.
The plasterers have finished pu.ti ng
on the first coat of plaster on all the
rooms OF Washington public school
No. "a.
James McDonnell. living at No. 5l4
Monroe street. was knocked down by
"a team last evening on Monroe street
and slightly injured.
The women's Junior Board OF the
Homeopathic Hospital will give tea
In the New.Century Club on the even
Ing of Tuesday, Nov. ID.
Mrs. Benjamin Fooks, of No. 1904
West Fourth street, fell down stairs
uf
lea. DR.. A. Il. Frantz reduced the
fracture.
/ The local reporters should read the
story OF the fox and tho grapes. Some
things are very sour.
The marriage OF Miss Lille f. Har
mer and Boyd II. Cleaver will take
place next Tuesday, October 3ist, ii
the Presbyterian Church at Port Penn
!. L. W. Stidham Il Son will sell LOT
of wild horses for Mr.. Ward, Of Crum'
Ign, Pa, on Wednesday. the 9Th oil
| November. ...-.
: Mrs. Geo. W. Bush left yesterday
! to spend few days with relatives al
. Bridgeton, N. J.
8 Chicago Club House Caramels sci
at The Worlds Fair for so cents 4
pound; Mt 227 Market street for " cents
per pound. Hollis.
+, Workmen are busy to day on Yves
y Fourth street replacing the cable con
+ tanning ia telephone wires which wa
n burnt out by one OF tho recent thun
: deI storms.
All tho popular handkerchief ex
tracts. including Wrights, Lundberg' 3
CoIsate's and Woodworth's, in bottl e
and in bulk. a. W. q. Taylors, No. 80
y King street.
Henry Wiley, who was arrested OF
i Monday evening by Marshall I.annou
at Georgetown,fo for selling liquor with
out n government license and sent I
New Castle In default OF bail, was abb
!. to day to give the required amount 10
u his appearance before the next terri
a OF United States Court, and left 10
Q home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-27
FIFTH EDITION.


Messrs. Mitchell g Bash. the well
known Market street merchants, gave
500 loaves OF broad away this morn
Ing. Early ms z o'clock, crowds of
clean. respectable people were gath
cred round the Shipley street entrance
OF the store, to accept the generosity
of the enterprislng merchants.
The best Of order prevailed and every
one was served so long as the bread
lasted. 1t was most distressing
sight 10 see so many families brought
face to face with dire distress, the
agony OF their present distress being
Intensified by their fears for the fu.
ture.
The practical sympathy OF Msssrs.
Mitchell & Bash was acknowledged BY
the thanks OF many women whose
happy homea have been rendered deso-
late by being deprived Of the support
to which they had looked for mainte.
nance.
Mr.. Mitchell Informed our reporter
that he could have given 1000 loayes
away. 30 great was tho demand. He
was much surprised at the large NUM-
Der Of applicants.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-27

The October social Of tho Ladies'
Mite Society OF the VI. T. Church was
hsld on "Wednesday evening ut the
residence of Mrs. Thomas d. Lyman.
Tho spacious parlors of her country
residence were throuEel with the
members and friends of the society.
Al Interesting musical and literary
program was rendered. MIR. W. Il.
Finn had charge of tn o music and Sc
tections were read by Mr. j, W. II.
Watson and Miss Laura Morrell. At
10 O'clock the company wore invited
TO the dining room, where they par.
took OF lcfreslimeEts which had been
abnndantiy provided by the ladies' of
the society. The following officers
were reelected to serve anothur year:
President Mrs. w. Il. Him; vice
president Mrs. j. u. Robinson; score.
tary. Miss Laura NJ. MorTeli troasur-
er. Mrs. l.. j. transtun. The thanks
oil the society are due to sever II
friends of tho society. who provided
means OF conveyance to and from tho
residence OF Mrs. Lyman.
Last Friday being tho birthday of
Mrs. VIM. SlllitOe, who lesldes near
this place, a number OF her friends
assembled at hcr home in tn after
noon and gave her Il surprise party.
Those who attended were delightfully."-
entertained by alr. and Mrs S,llltoe
and leit late III tho evening with lost
wishes for many happy returns OF the
day
he second lecture OF tho Enwortl
League course will De he'd Ia the NJ
Z Church on thursday evening. Nov
2Dd. The presiding elder Rev. l.. H.
Barrett. of Wilmington. will apratt Oh
the subject, "Adam's Rib The l!p
worth League members are LOOKING
forward to thd occasion with niucl
pleasure. and hope that many of ihei
friends Will avail themselves OF Inv op
portunity to attend,
Mrs EeY. L. X Miller OF this town /
visiting Mrs. w. Ii Fcrd Of Baltimore
Mi
Miss Annie Ford, oil North East Md.
has returned to her home after visiting
MIS- Edith II. Day.
Mr.. J. w. Fl Watson and wife ylslte
Philadelphia, Pa, on Tuesday.
Mrs. Rev. a. $. MUwbrIy, who LA
been Visiting relatives ana friends a
Quantleo and POcomoks city. Md. L,
turned to nei nome In this town ys'
terday.
Mrs, Thomas Johnson. o: johnson
Corner Ia, with her daughter, MIR
l.. c. Meldiu. and grandson, Lew
Nrldin. of Williamsburg. Pa. ylslte
Mrs. 5. 81. johnson yesterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-27

Rev. C. N. Grandson and family
were agreeably surprised last night
by Sunday School class No. IA. o
which he Ia teacher. The time was
pleasantly spent in conversation. The
DIR. treated tile class to few select
readings. which were received with ap
plause in neat manner. Mrs. McNit'
presented Mrs Grandson with 1
purse CT money. The family OF course
being the guests, were then invited 10
the dinlnE.room, where tho table was
found groaning beneath fruit, ict
cream, cake and chocolate. Those
present were: Nlesdaiues McNltt
Clay, Brown. Elsey. Evans, Hemsley
Smith. Misses. l.. q. Johnson, a. l.
Lewis Katie Jefferson, Jennie Jeller
son Viletta Brown, NJ. WALTON. Alice
Jordan. hIessrs. Young, Rogers. NJ
Spencer, II. Spencer, u. Farrell, J
Roam and e. Wright.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-27
Christian Endcayor Convention.

At the meeting OF the Convention
this morning, the secretary, William
IE. Roth we'll, pres entei his rapport. in
which he stated that duling the year.
fifteen now societies wero added and
only one dropped, which was that of
Lincoln NJ. II. Church, to join tho Ep::
worth League. He ttcommended
THAT the societies 800 that tho Office oil
secretary DO made permanent, which
would do away with q great deal OF
Inconvenience which has existed.
| A small freo.wlll offering from eacl'
member would ill the treasury of the
christian Endeavor In Delaware.
The report was adopted. The re.
ImainGer OF the session was taken up By
the reading OF tie reports OF tho dis
ItriCt secretaries.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-27

THE Italian wuI'ltmen employed ut
the Wo iuiU Queries were taken to
the Delaware hospital yesterday, suit
ferlng ftCm sevare and probably fatal
Injuries ~, ul ing from an accident ut
the quarry. The accident from all
LLut can bo learned was caused ly
earelessness. The men should have
dampeGed the hole In which they In
tended 10 put in n hOayy charge of
powder. Consequently tAeIe was an
explosion and the three insn were III
tured to the following extent.
John Reeda aged ~ unmarried
Right arm aInputatsd at Tie shoulder.
compound fracture OF the left fore.
arm. sight OF both eyes destroyed anil
out nbUut the face; left rnolar bone
fractured Injuries fatal
y DOmencio Natalie, aged 80 years, I'M
married. skull badly fractured. sight
of both eyes destroyed and both hands
alnputated. Injuries fatal.
John Luciano, aged IS. unmarried,
both tCrearms amputated, lower lii
split, eyes injured and left shoulder
full OF small pebbles. Injuries proba
bly, fatal.
Up to lime Of going to press to-day
the condition OF the men were unal
tered.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-27

Notwithstanding these are
times when not much is ex-
pected, yet our store has its
crowd. One customer tells
another, the other shows the
great bargains bought at the
New York Clothing House,
another wants to see the
great bargains. All t o ! d
makes a crowd of buyers.
We've got good value for
them all.
Full lines of all.wool Suits
at IS, $40 and $12.
Another lot of those Rough
Unfinished Worsted Suits al
$l2; they are well worth SIS
if you don't think 30 brine
them back and we'll return
your money, the same witt
anything you buy of us.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-27

Tho body OF the unknown white
man. aged about 65 years, which was
found on Wednesday by Captain Rob
inson OF the tug Martha between
New Castle and Delaware City. floating
In tho Delaware river, was brought e
this city yesterday, where it Is neio
10 inches tall, weighed about III
pounds; had full beard about foul
weeks old: mustachs, short anG
stubUy and wore long leather. boots
recently half solcd. lio had on 1
LACK suit. somewhat worn. one let
of the trousers had patch neatly sew
ed in 1t near the knee. lle also wore
soft shirt and white undershirt. IN
only thing found IN his pockets wei
newspaper clippings and n pair q
steel frame sItclacles, The body 4
at the morguo where it will DO KEEP
for several days. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-27

In the Municipal Court this morning
before Judge Ball. Martin Connolly.
Charles Crump aud Daniel Sullivan
were fined OIL and costs for drunken.
ness.
Patrick Haughey was fined Is and
costs for begging.
Hannah Butcher. colored, begged
tho Judge to have mercy on her for
being drunk and was ilned % and
costs.
william McGrann was fined IS and
costs for trespass in the stable Of
Michael Riley.
William Groves and Michael Clancy,
two white boys. were charged with
,dlsorderly conduct at tho Peoples
Theatre. They were there only on the
steps. and they were discharged with
caution to keep away from there.
Frank Congo was charged with beg
ging on Wednesday. He presented Q
letter to Mira. A. Donohoe, OF 4W
Sherman street, stating trat DR.. Pat
terson had stated that his brother tool
poison and also that he was dead. Hg
did the same at 40S Sherman street and
Irecelved small amount from Mrs.
ED. Schriver. lie was fined s5 and
Icost5.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-27

The Local Preachers Association
will hold an all-day meeting, at Mar
shnlltun on Sunday. They will aisU
have services on saturday evening,
Oct 2Sth. 1893. ut s O'Clock, which vii!
he led by Hugh Toman.
Sunday moi ming prayer meeting a.
$50, by Chaa. RutLer; O.So buDDatl
School. Addresses by lev. j. II
Simms, NJ. b.. aud hev. j. ", Harris
Preaching at 10. 80 II. M. ny Row. Alon.
20 Davis. Altornates Eov. Daniel
Green. Dr. j. II. Simlns and Isaiah
.Biddle, $50 p. In. breaking of broad
BY the bretherE. AlInre invited.
Gp. III. prayer meeting by III. Wild
Ipmlth. Preaching ut $50 p. M. BY
Iltey. W. Y. hammond OF North East,
Alternatrs. Rev. J. w. Harris
land Rev. Robert Rodgers. Reyiva
service after preaching.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-27
Hnusa Mnrniinu.

Church choir last evening. by Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry DAILY at their new home,
1904 Tatnall street. which was spent In
playing games and singing, when
they were invited to the dining room
where refreshments were served In
abundance Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Wsstcott,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Downs, Mr.. and
Mrs. Win. Davidson. Mr.. and Mrs. @.
A. Cline. Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Fritz.
Mrs. Benson, Miss Annie Prince, Miss
Ella Doren, Miss Addie Burroughs,
Miss Keen, Miss Clara Griffin. Messrs
Ba Vansant, John W. Barr. Herbert Il
Morris and MIR. and Mrs. Harry DAILY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-27

Miss i. @. Taylor gave progressive
Ieuchre party at her home, 5l2 Madison
street, on Thursday evening. in honor
LOT her guest. Miss Cal oline Wilson, OF
Brooklyn, N. Y.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Sam.
Murphy. Nh, and Mrs. John Penniwell.
Mrs. Charles Middleton. Misses Mil
Mas Julia Tdlley, Miss Hammond.
Miss Higgins, Messrs, Geo. Robinson,
n. Darlington Smith. Charles White.
L Iward S.ocomb. Claronce Hollis,
iIliggins Hammond. Harris Roberts,
Elmer Mitchell.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-27

You. We think. To take look at the
surprisingly good quality and make
w OF our Lwo.dollar shoes. The
square-toe tip. patent tip blucher. n
cloth top opera tip on now last. and
an opera toe with dong. straight patent
leather tip, are among the newcomer
for ladies. And ior men our new vel.
vet calf shoe will give you something
q little better than usual for your
money. Have you ever tried our shoes
for boys and girls? They wear wellnnd
are low in price. n rare combination
that's bringing us trade. Forman's,
10 East Fourth street. between Market
and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-27

New YonK. Oct. 20. With roar that
that made the blood run oold, Wal
lace, one OF the live circus lions quar-.
tered in frail stable at 1l3 East
Eighteenth street, pushed aside
movable cage into which he was being
driven by his attendants and leaped
to The stable floor. Tho attendants
fled In terror and the stable DOOR
were soon barricaded.
A valuable trottlng horse belonging
TO Frank Bostock. who also owns thu
lion, was tied In stall and neighec
with fear. and finally gave q loud
pitiful squeal ae the lion leaped upon II
and buried Its claws and fangs into 1t,
flesh
II was n hard struggle, the sounds
of which reached the hundreds Assem-
bed outside, and caused their faces
to blanch, but the horse was sooi
mangled in the lions jaws.
Up To midnight tho lion had. mo-
been captured. lie was still at large
in the stable, ieusting on the horse h'
had killed. A crowd OF people wer'
gathered In tho street at that u mt
listening to the roars Of the animal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-27

The opening exercises In the new
chapel OF Bethany Baptist Church will
DO held on Sunday next. The Roy. =.
b. Ellommedieu. of Newark, n. j..
will preach morning and evening Az
dresses Will be made by different
speakers at the Sunday school hour,
tinued each evening during tho week.
The Rev, J. Is. I'llommedieu Will
preach on Monday and Tuesday even
ings. and other prominent preachers
will preach on the following evenings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-27

This morning in the Municipal Court
Mrs. Sarah White was charged with
being concerned 10 the policy bust
ness,
William Jordan, who was worry un
willing witness, testified to buying a
slip ind having paid the money to the
defendant.
William Boullen also testified to
buying slip. She was held In 81, 900
for appearance at the upper court.
Nelson II. Walker was also placed
under 1000 bail for appearance at the
upper court. Captain Kane arrested
Walker in tho Get OF writing with th'
stenographic pen,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-27

Mrs. S. F. Ware, well.known In our
city. and daughter of the late Colonel
Sawyer who recently died at Cape
May. n. j.. has filed objections to the
execution OF the will of her father,
which document she claims bequeaths
property belonging to her. Inherited
from her mother, the frat Mrs. Ware
The Colonel left his real and personal
property, valued at SlO, 200, to his sec.
ond wife, hence the ding OF the bill by
Mrs. Ware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-27

Work was commenced on Thursday
at Cl4ymoat on the railroad loading
from this city TO Linwood. under the
direction OF Surveyor A. Langstuff
johnson, who has had considerable.ex-
pcrlencc. 1t Is said that this road will
be In running order next July. 1t is
intended TO have branch to connecr
at Gordon Heights and another al
Edge Moor. The completion OF these
roads will be a big thing for the east
ern part of our city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-27


double the money.
500 Clddren's Suits from 81. so to $500.
$500 Knee Pants, 25c. Sold everywhere else at 75c.
Our Gents Furnishing Goods, of which We have i'm.
mense stock, we are selling at so per cent
dollar
Our Ladies Cloak and Suit Department has equal in
town as to STYLE quality, quantity and prices The
following prices should convince you of it
1900 Ladies Newmarkets at the astounding low price of
75c; valued from SD to SS.
300 Ladies' Black All.Wool Coats, silk lined, umbrella
collar at So -; valued from So to So.
$50 Ladies Coats in all the different styles and shades,
at S5S5; valued from $40 to SIS.
800 Ladies Coats Of very fine quality, bound with Fur
and Velvet S775; valued at $500.
$50 Ladies' Coats of still finer quality in AIeton
Broadcloth Beaver, Clay, Worsted, 50; valued from
i SIS to $25.
800 of the finest imported Ladies' Coats umbrella collar
/ and umbrella skirt trimmed with Fur Jet and Braid,
! from SIS to $25; valued from S25 to $40
/ 900 Ladies' Black Goats at all prices
600 Ladies Capes from Sl50 to SIS; worth double the
money.
1885 Chldrons Coats in all the latest styles from CSC
! $1,000
800 pairs double Blankets in grey and white, at 81.
300 pairs double Blankets in grey and white, at 49,
800 pairs double Blankets in grey and white at 49,
: 800 pairs double Blankets in grey and white at 81
500 pairs double Blankets, in grey and white at Sc.
500 Comforts, at CSC; sold everywhere at So
600 Comforts, from Sl5O to $3.50.
Our Dress Goods Hosiery, Notions, Corses etc., sole
i soc on the dollar
Infants Goods speciality
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-27

John Raumelle who murdered what
was thought to he his wife. on Tues
day night in Philadelphia. was arrest-
ell yesterday. lie had been leading n
double life. He had real wife whom
no foully treated and deserted and two
children living at $50 Charlotte street
i'll abject poverty,
John Bradshaw. who Is connected
with the water works. said that Raum-
ellc'S mistress mad bnen n wife In real
ity Of the murderer until about II
years ago. and then he deserted her.
II is said That the murdered woman
was named Roaeh and camo from
Iownsond, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-27

MAKE A In your Under
wear. You will
GHAhGE not regret it. Get
the change here
and we will be pleased and
SO will you.= too. Our
Furnishing Department can
give you any grade from
soc the garment up as high
as you wish to 60. At
75c and 81 we have excep-
tionally good garments.
They came to us as jobs
and we offer you the bcne-
fit Of the jobber's prices.
The Clothing Depart
ments are teemipg with
good things and if you are
ready for your Fall Suit or
Overcoat we will be glad
to have you come here.
You will find our Boys
Department to be espcci-
ally attractive. In School
Suits we offer an excellent
line. Throughout you will
fine the material, the get
up and the price right.
JAS. 7. MULLIN & Son,
Clothing, 9th & Market
Hats, Wilmington,
Shoes, Delaware
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-27
THIRD EDITION.
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
The Manly Art-Foot Bali Now the
Rage James Green Purchases n New
Horse


THE MANLY Art-Foot Bali Now the |
Rage James Green Purchases New |
Horse.
AsBuEY PARK. N. j.. Oct. 26.-Cham- |
pion James j. Corbett received word |
this evening from the Olympic Club at |
New Orleans that 1t would hang up
purse of 100000 for tho Corhott-
Mitchell glove contest, and Corhett
autographed his acceptance on the con-
dition that the club deposit $40. 900
guarantee for the contest to come off.
Charlie Mitchell, now at New York,
has accepted an offer from the Olymp pic
Club OF New Orleans to fight James J.
Corbett in that city in December for
60. 900 purse.
Charlie Mitchell has been left q
legacy OF 5000 pounds by Squire
Abingdon.
The Dental College boys and the
Hehnemann students will parade In
Philadelphia on Saturday evening.
A. a. Zimmerman. the cycllst, has
beer asked to accept tho nomination
for sheriff of Monmouth County. N j.
Jockey F. Bali was thrown and had
his skull fractured on Thursday at tx.
position Park. Kausas City, Mo.
Windle lowered Johnson's one third
mile hying-st bicycle record on
Hampton Park. Springfield, Mass, on
Thursday. He lowered his three
quarters OF mile record however
from 1880 3.5 to 1870.
Marguerite q 10 to l shot won the
race ut Gloucester, n. J Thursday.
The De Lancey football eleven, OF
philadelphia, defeated the strong team
OF the Delaware Field Club Thursday
by the score OF too. De Lancey's
touchdown was made by Shields Rf-
TER lof q run OF sixty yards aided by
the interfe ,ence OF willing. The fea-
lures of the game were the running of
Wilson. Shirk, Wiling anu Shields,
and the fins tackling of Dunno.
DIR. William Henry Green. senior
professor OF the Theological Ssmln AIRY.
Princeton, N. j., formally annoU need
TO the students OF that institu ton to
day that football playing would bC
} hereafter lnterdicted
ft Things are beginning to look bright
4 for Princeton. The scrub nina WA
K untbls yesterday to withstand TIL,
fierce PUSHES OF the Varsity and al
lowed them to score 81 points.
Yale Pri ncetom and Weslesan are il
aplot to cripple rcd aud blue.
Rich, who rode Quartermuster. il
tho iirst race. at Gloucester, WIS SO
down indefinitely for disobcdlence u
the post.
The Philadelphia Driving Assnela
ton Will Atvo ali extra fall meeting a
Point Breeze Course, on November
TRnd s. Purses amounting TO s27U
will be offered for the 80. ESQ = 70
AIS and 2.l9 classes trotting, and ~
al9 classes pacing.
Nancy Hanks did not trot agains
hsr record at Terre lIaute. Ind, yes
te-day. steady, cold rain making i
very disagreeable.
Arion, Manager. STEAMBOAT aud oihel
cracks. including Stars team, Auhin,
and Zem6ia, will also tie driven aSalus
time.
James Green, the owner and drive
OF the fast PAGER, Salpdin, purchase
on Thursday, at the sale OF trotters q
Robert Steele, In tmladsiphia. a fou
months old b. l., by Blarney, dan
Content. for S205. Mr.. Green says Il.
animal has every evidence OF becOll
ilg a trotter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-27

The following deaths were recorded
at Registrar Colquhoun's office yester-
day:
bullock, John r., aged 6 weeks, son
OF John $. Bullock, 1880 .Claymont
street, October %.
Reddon, Ellen. widow. l04 West Sew
enth street, general debility, octo
Der 20.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-27

Miss Kelley, OF the Harlan & Iol-
lingsworth Company, who, at the re-
quest OF Mrs. j. Frank Ball. womans
Commissioner OF the Worlds Fair,
made an exhibit OF ceiling decoration
from the Wilmington company in the
Women's Building at the Fair. has
panel decorating.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-27

A brilliant wedding took place last
evening Mt the residence of the brides
brother. No go Esst Seventh street
the contracting parties being James f.
Meginnes ami Misc Lucy NJ. Barnes.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Charles l., nuTra1. OF st. Andrew'B
Episcopal Church, iu the presence of a
large number of friends and invited
guests.
Yesterday afternoon at st Peters
Il. Q. Church a very pretty wedding
took place Miss Coiestlne 9. Miller
and J. Smith Solar ware tho happy
pair who were Joined In wedlock by
RI. Rev. Alfred A. Curtis, assisted by
Rev John A. Lyons ana Rev, ID. j
Crowley. Mr. and Mrs. S lar. after All
extended wedding tour, will leav. for
the home OF Mr solars parents, In
Chilli where they Viii reside.