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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02

Our town people are somewhat dis.
appointed whom Stanton cannot
raise letter since we read items Of
IVther places. | notice the challenge
has been accepted by Falkland
against Christiana. As the wheather Ia
growing warmer. 1t would be well
enough for the Midtown writer to
visit Stanton and get fresh recruit
OF cold air. Peihaps he could debate
better, as a change OF atm osphere
sometimes creates sensation quite
noticeable. We Stanton people would
love to attend this most interesting
debate to see II the cold chllls would
run over the Christiana folks as our
Midtown writer's q few weeks age
suggested. But 1t is SO very muddy
We Stanton people cannot walk.
I Miss Emma Doud, of Wilmington,
Messrs. ". Basse and II. Rlchenber.
ger were the guests OF the Misses
Chambers the other day.
Miss Lizzie Powell. OF Mt. Pleasant,
Is visiting Mrs. George Powell.
! The Mite Society OF the Presbyter-
ian Church met at MIR. George Pow
ellis on Tuesday evening and quite a
pleasant evening was spent by
all, Refreshments were served and
) enjoyed. A spelling class and games
were indulged in, besides the regular
routine of business.
The next meeting will be at c. p,
Dickey's, March sl4th, We propose to
meet twice month instead of once
as we have done. The sum of $40 was
presented to the Mite Society by the
committee, being the proceeds Of
J Spelling bees recently held.
Mrs. Ihos. Hawthorne carried away
tho album presented to the spelling
, bee by Rev. Mr. Blake, and Master II
: the 4. 3. q. card. Our package enter
: tainment mot with great success
everybody having good time ant
this i5 what we like to sec.
IL ever there wgs a live town 1t i
ours. We have thought our villag
: very dull, but when we consider
2 everything in and around the outskirt
l we arc on equal footing with othe
+ people Sometimes we think OF hold
ing iubiees, but we have no night II
n the week but what Is taken. and thel
: we have to drop the idea. Our lodges
Q and grange have such grip on til
hall that few nights are left for othe
Q people.
y We were glad to notice 30 man
u people ut church lust sabbath an
Is hope tho weather may soon he bettel
g to suit our dry weather Christians.
s No. /.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02
Travel From nost on In 1915.

As late MS May, 1916, when was 90 years
old, had an engagement to go from Boston
to Worcester Saturday afternoon. l was TO
preach there the next day.
When at 8 o'clock came to the station
of the Worcester road there was an an
nouncement that, from some accident on
the line above, no train would leave until
Monday. The O'Clock train, observe, WAS
the latest train of Saturday.
] crossed Boston to the fitchburg station
and took the train for Groton or Littlcton.
There took stage for Lancaster, where |
slept In the morning, with a Worcester
man who had been caught in Boston as !
was, | took wagon carly, and we two
drove across 10 Worcester.
That is to say, as late as 1915 there were
but two men in Boston to whom it was
necessary that they should go to Worcester
that afternoon, and this was 10 years after
railroad communication had been estab-
lished.-Dr. Edward Everett Hale in At
lantic
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02

LOWF.-On the 2jth Of February, 1893
Mingo Love, agca "a years
Relatives and friends arc invited to at
tend his funeral, from his late residence.
on Garasche s lane, South Wilmington, on
saturday. at O'Clock. Services ut the
a. U Church, French street between
Eighth aud Ninth streets. Intermcnt Mt
st. loters Cemetery.
BOSTlCK.-ln thls city, on the eth OF
February, John T. Bustcl.
Rellttrts and friends are invited TO n &
tent TIE innct al on Friday afternoon, at
] o'clbcN from his late residence. NJ. ia
Dupont street. Seryl Q, at U.A. Church,
French street, near Twelftn. Intcrment
at st. Peters Cemetery.
JACOBUS.-In this city. on February %
1893. S. Martha Jacobus In hor 18th
year.
relatives and friends are invited to at :
tend her funeral from her late residence.
80 Chestnut street. on Thursday after
noon at '.3l o clock, at Ollvet Preshyte-
ran CAuroh, Four h and Broome streets.
~ O'Clock. lnterneut ut Rivcrview
Cemetery.
ROWE On March 9. 1893. James Rove,
4 aged 80 years.
z Relatives and friends are invited to at
tond his funeral from his late residence.
No. l03 South Monroe street, on Monday
morning. Mus In st. Paul's Church at .
O'Clock. lntefment at New Cathedral
Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02

The Young Mems Democratic Club
will have its last drill tonight before
going to Washington tomorrow, to
take part in the Inauguration parade.
In the line the club will Toe in the third
division, which Will be chief marshal,
Ell by Acknowledgement Richard A.
Nounelly Of NV Jersey.
Captain Z. q, Stahl. of Trenton, will
he ctiei Of The staff OF that division
Col. John NJ. Newell has also been mp
pointed in aid in the division. Ihf
club viii take 125 men and will be
headed by ilyatt's Military Band Of 3;
pieces.
The Bayard Legion will take Is men
headed by tho First Regiment band.
and Will follow tho Montgomery Hght
Guard Veteran Association OF Boston
/ Thu men will be under the care oi
ii ohm Il. DOlan. While in Washington
itlta Legion will be the guests OF The
iGIllner and Luttrel Clubs. Tn,
clubs will assemble at the Masonic
Hall about 9 o'clock to morrow after
neon and march TO the Delaware ave
nue. station, where they will board /
special train.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02
swinging Around the Circle.

OF the diseases to which It is adapted
with the best results. liostetter's Stom-
a''li ljttcrs. II family medicine. comprc-
henstve in its scope. has nrycr been
thrust upon puhll, ait Etion ia the guise
ct II universal pnnhcen for bpaiiy his.
This claim. daily afrOpaiel III the columns
OF the dni pros by the proppsIors OF
me licinea far Inferior to IL ~ specifies,
has III a thousand instances dsgll.ft1 III"
pub ie III advance hy its absEHdlty. and
the prospects OF other REM dies a Saperi.
or qhastties haze been Handicapped by
the rrticn~ions of their worthless pre-
deuntsora But the American people
know. because they have yeriiici the tact
pos, ges the irigcS OF II real specific In
cas- of malarial and liver Disorder. con,
stination, merry us, rheuml lic, stomach
aud kidney trouble. v han 1t does II does
th0fou EhlS, and muilily Tor this reason II
is ind0rsed ard recommended by hosts oil
respectable medical npn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02
EDITION


The Delaware State Sunday school
association Will hold Its sixth annual
convention in the Nj. l.. Church al
Smyrna on Thursday and Friday
March and 10. The program is az
follows:
Thursday morning-l0 o'clock, song
service, reading Scripture and prayer
1880, enrolment OF delegates, appoint
ment OF committees; II. address OF
welcome by tho Rev. W. W. W. Wilson
response by the president, report oil
officers and verbal reports from county
officers, schools and workers.
+ Thureday afternoon-1.30 o'clock,
song service; 2. normal Bible lesson,
by Professor Ii. NJ. Hamill; 2.45, ad
dress, Enthusiasm in Our Work." the
Rev. L. L: Huptaid; s.15, address
Teachers Meetings. How to Conduct
Them" the Rev. NJ. L. Fixes; g. 10
training lesson, the Sunday school
programme. by Professor Hami II 4. 80,
question drawer.
Thursday evening" O'Clock, song
service. interspersed with Bible prom
isss to Sunday workers, led by the
Kew. q. L. Hendricks; T.45, address,
'Better Rihls Study" by Professor
Hamill; $50, address. winning souls,
by the Rev. j. Y, D0bbins, b. D.; $50,
adjournment.
Friday mornlng--9 o'clock, song sor
vice; 0. 10. reading Scripture ami pray
er; Q 80, reports OF committees, cleo
ton of officers and miscellaneous bust
ness; 10, address, SUNDAY Schoo
Music" by j. II. King, general secte'
tary Y. Nj. G. A; 1920. address. 'Bene
tits Derived from our State Conven
ton the Rev Robert Watt; 1l.15
The importance OF Memori2in,
, Scripture" Mrs Roberta IL. Matlack
, Friday afternoon-1.3 O'Clock, SOM
service, reading Scripture and prayer
, 2, II model teachers meeting (based o.
+ next Sundays lesson), conducted b,
. Professor Hamill; s. address. Grad
/ ing OF Sunday Schools" by Miss Clar
Mendinhall $50. address, "Sunda
School and the Rum Trailic," by tin
. Rev. Alfred Smith; 4.l5 n tralnin
/ lesson, The Sunday School Scholar,
by Professor Hamill.
Y Friday evening" o'clock, song scr
/ vice. inierspersed with SUNDAY scttoc
;. experiences, led by tho Rev Il.
Jester; 7.45. address. The Sunda
School Teachers Pastoral Work" b
the Rev. Francis II. Moore: q. %. aC
dress. "Ihe Sunday School Idea " b
Prof. Hamill; closing words OF wori
era
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02

MILAN, Tenn, March lin attempt
ing to introduce the crnolne fad into
the rural districts OF baden, Mrs. San
ders caused fight In church last Sun
day. In entering the church the cum
bersome skirts brushed against s9v
eral persons, and Andrew Watson
made a remark which insultcd tn,
lady, who informed her husband. A
light ensued. the relatives and friend:
OF both parties engaging ia the battle.
Women tainted, children screamed anG
reigned supreme. Many
emerged with broken and bleeding
heads, vowing vengeance. Several o
the parties are cunning for eacl
other. and the ciinolins fad is on TIN
decline.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02

There are few things more tiresome or
irritating than the holding of u telephone
receiver to the ear. A Canadian inventor,
with q view Of relieving this discomfort,
has designed nm air cushion made Of hol-
low soft rubber, which is fitted over the
end of the telephone receiver. Not only Is
the device said to make telephoning more
comfortable, but it actually assists the
hearer, in&smuch rs the cushion shuts out
all external sounds. a small tube on the
device enables the cushion to be inflated as
iesircd.-Ncw York Telegram.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02

An oiler which will not leak, and which
therefore can be carried on the person with
out fear Of suiling the clothes, has made its
appearance. 1t will be of special service
for bicycles, guns, fishing tackle, typewrit-
ers, sewing machines roller skates and on
all small and delicate machinery. 1t consists
of tube for holding the lubricant, fitted at
the top with an ingenious tip, which can be
unscrewed when the oiler requires filling
There is n steel pin connected with spring,
and when this is pressed the oil is released
In sufficient quantities for fabrication. The
advantage of this arrangement Is that only
a single drop is expelled If desircd,-Chicngo
NewsRecOrd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02
FIFTH EDITION.



Dr. Ball. OF Falkland, was In the
city yesterday.
Mrs. William Morgan OF this city IL
visiting friends in West Chester.
Mrs. MeCaulley, mother of Mr..
Augustus MoCaulley who makes her
homo with him. is dangerously Ill.
The Board OF Trade will meet to.
night. A full attendarcs OF the Nom.
beers ls desired,as there will DO business
OF Importance transacted.
The second quarterly meeting of the
Wilmington auxtllaries of the Wo-
mems Foreign Missionary Society will
be held In Scott Church this after
noon.
Mrs. JAS. II. Wright of this city Is
visiting her parents in Baltimore, Md.
Rev. John Y. Dobblns preached on
the 'Heaiing at Bethesda" in Grace
Church last night.
Tho Washington 8. +. e. H. u. Co.,
will go TO Chester in the near future
and help house the new hose carriage
OF the FELTON, Fire Company at South
Chester.
The Wilmington Steamboat Com
puny will make two trips daily.
John II. Fortner charged with selling
liquor without Federal license, Ia uu-
der $3.50 bali for the next term of the
United States court.
Rev. Kinsey j, Hammond preached
on believing Prayer at the united
lenten service In st. Mlchael's Church
last night.
At Central Church last night Rev.
William p. Swartz took az his text,
Choose this day whom We will serve"
Mr.. and NIre. Archie Crozler have re-
turned homo to Chester, Pa, after pay
ing visit to friends in our city.
Early cabbage, tomato, lettuce, and
other seeds for hot bed planting ut j..
j. Smiths, 18th and Shipley streets.
Building Inspector Dohl yesterday
condemned the chimneys on the build
ings Nos. 4l5 and All Shpley street,
owned respectively by Isaiah Eaton
and Mrs. Potter Mccullough. The
chimneys will have to be repaired
within live days.
Chalkley Phillips has sold his farm
Of 100 acres near Eikton to William NJ.
Singeriy of Philadelphia. Price,
t6.4f5. There is a house on the farm
which contains twenty rooms.
A. A. Mcleod president of tho Read.
ing Railroad, was selling "rop" from
u one.horse wagon In Duluth, 20 years
ago. This is the reason he is called
pop"
Letters testamentary on tho estate
OF Catharlne Il. Mccullough, late OF
Washington, have been granted to
William Candy by LEICESTER OF Wills
Cooch.
An Interesting Biblo lecture will be
given by the Rev. |. n, Earle Of Phila-
/ delphia at the Second Baptist Church,
Ninth and Franklin streets, on Fri.
day evening at s O'Clock. Admission
/ Tree.
Wilmington Conclave, No. 11.. An-
Gent Order of Adhesive Mogallians.
| Will meet this evening. The interest.
ing exercises incident to the in5talla.
ton Of the new officers of the conclava
will take place.
TalIeyyills Lodge No. 10, knights OF
| Pythias. will attend service at Grace
Church, Concord turnpike, next Sum
day evening, March 9Th. An anniver.
eary sermon will ye preached by tho
Rev. Jacob Miller. Members OF the
otder and the public generally are In.
| vitGd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02
A MODERN MALApY.
Ii 80
To be without an impulse or desire.
A heap of fuel with no spark Of fire;

r. d. /
To be Without an impulse or desire, 80
A heap Of fuel with no spark Of fire; -
To be prey 10 modish melancholy,
Without tho force for any other folly;
To watch the movement Of the universe
And to believe II moves from bad to worse.
Blind tendency tho master Of the whole.
And man without a purpose or soul;
To see the good and evil, foul and fair,
And not to take side and not to care,
But live contented In q calm despair.
Not livel exist, with power and passion fed,
A lean heart nourlshing a thinking head.
j, musing on these matters, walked apart
To be at peace and commune with my heart.
All, If the gods were gracious to us, then
Some new Prometheus would be granted men,
And rs unused thought one spoke with me
II brought the fire from heaven" he said,
but aye
Your eyes are holden that ye cannot see."
London Spectator.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02
Transfers of Real Estate.

The following transfers OF real es
tate were recorded at the Engineering
and Surveying Department yesterday
benjamin g. Pearce and wife to DR.
John Ii. Simms, house and lot No. 6Gt
King street, lot BIKES feet.
Susan NJ, Nancy ct al. to Margaret
Murine, house and lot No. IA East
sixth street, lot l6XIS feet.
George W. Bush and wife to Charles
Wood, house and lot No l0l3 West
Eighth street, lot al.l0Xi0o loot.
Tie only transfer recorded at the
Surveying Department this morning
was that OF the property Of Lawrence
j. Broman. near Beech and Eranklll
streets, to Anna q. Miller.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02
Donations Received at the Homo.

Thursday of last week was Dona,
ton Day at tine Home for Aged Wo,
men, and tho managers appeal met
with generous response, for which
they wish to return their thanks.
They also mnde the following &C,
acknowledgement; The treasurer of the
Home Tor Aged Women takes pleasure
In acknowledging the receipt OF $500
the Legacy of Mrs Mary Dillon, through
y Ernest Smith. esq, aud hopes othei
benevolent persons making Their wills
will rGmomber this Home, and also the
aIinquadale Home for Aged Couples
and SINGLE Mon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02
Vt RIIG ShTE-The undersip ned will
soil III put llai snlc II tic fIrn nd-
otnin2 GtptHgillc station,
- : L -. =. - -.

!? rood orSe4, "a cuws sjne milking
some flesh heitors, / huh 3 tarEhy
hens, i bI4azo 4uIblers, ehiclens by tho
p4it. Farming lmplem nts-! farm VI
loitd wagons, hay bed horse rttit. / dear
born : slaI9hs Champion binder, in good
running 6itcr; moving in1Ghiile, has.
t"datr horse ia ~, grain artll. horse
power aad tafl Ior p o#-. burrows, etii
tiNaloFs, II attn fan corn she'll y. corn by
The b sh |. gIlin cradles mowiug
; VIII torRs. shoyo!s, hoes, aptans block
aaa fall. 4 pc * measure. liarnoon hay
tnrk, 30 toot ladder. set Of duuaie IA moss
se piow harness. ST. cart harness, aet leud
hArEess set dearborn harness, collars aud
SIR p 81 slelgl be Is, heavy 10.
chain Ok CHM. COW Cilalus. BURY
flNtuiCs / handle cAurp, small s.hW.R,
set ~ AID weights butter tuns
milk buckets ttd pans barrels o Yiae
gar. lot of eMrty barrels, stoves and
manY ether attleics not mentioned
Teens Al sifni5 1t $in aut, under cash,
ala ov + hat atnOuat a crhlft OF months
wi lie gtNsu bg the purchaser giving Il
ban!.ahie notu with aH NFPfored erdors
er. TIL 5. A. HAIL.
W. j. IAuk & Son. Auetioneers
Ills ilcks. Clerk. t2l-3tW -d-eod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02

Ne" Dplh ilSTAIl.
February has contributed its full
share towards making tho record of
tll5 winter ono of exceptional rigop
In the Middle Atlantic States. The
returns of tho Government Weather
Bureau In New York show that the
past month was degrees colder than
on tho average of twenty years, tho
mean temperature being as low rs so
degrees Fahrenheit.
Only in seven OF the last thirty two
FGbruarys has the cold been greater,
though i'll 1879 and again In 1885 the
moan temperature wi5 aG degrees, or
Z degrees less than III 1873.
A eevere February does not neces.
sarily make sel ere AlRroh. Three or
-four times since 1870 an unusually cold
February has been succeeded by O
mid March, but the sequence has Een.
orally been tho other way. The inler.
ence from these data, therefore. is
that we have Ho right to look for any
speedy and deciaed recovery oil tenn.
peratures.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02

1t Is related of ord Lyndhurst that when
some one asked him how lie should succeed
in life he said give good wine" Talley-
rand would havcsail, GIVE good dinners"
and Napoleon l would have said that is the
reason one toierates Talleyrand. The great
emperor was no cpicurs-he did not know
the difference between good dinner and n
bad oue-but he saw whnt profound inllu-
enee it had over the majority Of men. SO
il you give tea give good tca.-liarpel's
RpZpr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02

Ralph. tho little one, earold son of
George 9. hammond, operator at the
Police Station, is lying very Ill OF
lnembraneous Group ut his parents
home. The littlo fellow contracted q
cold while playing tsnout tho home on
Monday, and sinGa then his condition
has been 81 alarming TINT the parents
are greatly Rrieved over their little
one'5 illness The little fellow has III
ways been bright and healthy ami it
wnilld indeed lie great loss il they
were to loose him,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02
@ S%--
a IfaitifIEnnIna

A mad dog created considerable en-
element in the vicinity OF Second aud
French streets Yesterday. The animal
ran ont Sncond street swapping at II
number 81 other calHnes and also at
pedestrians. At French street the
animal fell to tho sidewalk Ia mad
lit. Patr1lmHn Thornton was attract
ell To the canine by ileoing pedestrians
nHd folnd thB dog frothing ut the
mouth. With the uso OF his club he
aoan entled the suffering Geasts exist.
5pDrp
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02
Attempted Jnii Freak,

Michael Cane, Michael o'Donnell
and William Cunningham attempted
10 escape from New Castle Jail yester.
daS afternoon and were only prevent.
ed from SO doing by the warden. The
men were eonili.ed Ia No. a1 cell and
had dug part OF tho wall away in or
der to seeare their liberty Iha
prisouers we're plaeed in another cell
while the damaged one Is being re.
paired,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02

r. l.. liohNrts will sell II horses Al
public sl,le tO-murro% ut his stables II
Chester, Pa, In thq lot are severa
GOOD lrauEht l5orseA as we'll as Il mum
Der of iirst.G.ass travellers. stldham
the auetloueer, lB going up. and h
wiz hes 4 few VI his irieaa8 to accom-
runy HIN II thaFdcstre good bargains
lie hold that q hint is MS good as
nol to a h.nd horse lie Will furnisl
Catalogues to all who call AZ the auc
liDa loom, No. III last Fourth st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02
All Alonp the Line

Is heard praise of Dr. Halcs Household
Ointment Mrs. l. S. Jucobs Of Farming
tan. Aiainc. writes that she suffered iiyp
years " tth varlcose vetns and two run
ming sores on her lag, aud was complete
ly cured by its use. d. s. filley, Sails
bury. Vt, writes: I've cannot live with
out 1t; IL relieves my sister of asthma at
almost INSTANTLY . Under date Of May
3nth, lSsi2. Il. II Simpson. I.elsoy. New
York. Whites; II used Iialc's Ointment
fof rtteuuattsn three years ago. and have
not been trUuhleu stnc'. Ii Is the finest
Gin mout IN thr world for general use. -
cents and 30 cents per box. For sale by
Beaton smith. seventh and Pine streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02

To remove the hat in the presence of q
sovereign is all old mark of respect. Most
of rs are familiar with the story of the in.
terriew of Fox, the Quaker, and Charles Ii.
Tho latter, upon Observing that the former
kept his hat on, promptly removed his own
"pnt on thy hat, friend Charles, !" said Fox
Not so, friend George" was the neat re-
tort of the king. sit Is usual for only one
man to wear his hat here. ''-Philadelphia
Iplper
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02

Oscar Goaert has bean apf,platod
lor the present pg Wing teller 0f the
Yrst Nptiotal lantt in plact OF T. B.
J Smith A bookl@epnr haa Hot get
en- selected to succeed siI,tl bdt il
obable that both paHiBs teller and
be bookNeener Viii he elerteh at Tie
&ext meeting OF tiir ditertoi.s. l. Is
hid that ii will for a lin+ ut ..a5. re-
sairo tE0 laau leI the work that
{mit.i had been assiEnaq 10 10
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02

The Brownson Library Base Ri,ll
Club has been organized with these
officers: Manager, I, J, King; assist
ant manager aud treasurer, Harry
Sweeney; secretary, John MAhenoy.
Tie club will probably play its open
lag game with the Phlimioipnta ciub,
rs the clab has been PROMISED game
bv tho professionals
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02
LOCAL QUOTATIONS..
--s----De~-
Sweet POTATOES for India.

MIR Bennett. OF Accomac County,
Md, has received letter from II. B.
Francis. director OF lands in the Pun
jaub, India. asking for some sweet
potatoes woll packed for seed. 1t is
the desire OF MIR. Francis to Introduce
this esculeut tuher in India, with the
hope that 1t will prove desirable ar.
tlcle OF foodfor the of ten half starved
residents OF that country.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02

Tho Wilmington Rod ara Gun Club
has elected these new oiiiCers Presl.
dent, ! halieA Fahlenbdeh; vice presl-
dcni, Lewis Fox; financial secretary,
w. II. ilartloHe; recording secretary.
e. G, kuntz; treasurer, Captain John
Marstal captain. Alfred Stout; quar-
ttlmasteI, james Deighton, board oi
dirtCtu Quester Mcconnell; j. ID.
Lewis Fox, John Gaaghiu
and James Delgllton.