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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03
Chicago Gram.

CHrrAGo. March lit was bulls day in
al The pits. and the shorts were Vuf on the
run. Nheat led the procession and closed
axe higher
Conditions ~ med ripe for the advance.
Tho tnai defeat ~ she anfi-option bill. for
this cougrs-- a. isast. WIS III most iniiu-
cuflai factor This has hscn hanging over
fhe fr.iic 80 long. with is depressing and
dtfnoriiizine effect. that 81 removal caused
an Instant revival If eontdcncc. This was
ieif sot only lo-aily. bat ia all other dofnes-
&c markets and trade revived while prices
adssnced. shorts Wcro quick 10 make
fright and made rush "a cover. bet found
very little lor sale. 0hich increased fhfir
aiara Tia. clique sent IL brokers in about
this time aud began - if'd tho market up.
aud This added 80 tn fright.
soTn shared fully iu the strength which
ruisc in wheat. Shorts made Active efforts
81 cover. bot sellers were cautioas. Gables
wFre ~ = - al. Closing priees we're l &c
higher.
H. the oaf- markets. "a IN al the other
speculative markets on The floor. the defeat
tx ~ the apfloption bill was the cause az
Considerable r.ss Ia the prices. Prices al tina
clses we're higher.
Hog products nsr~ excited ard fuoyant
Thf small -toeks show tn desperate stu.
ufiua 10 which lie shorts arr placed. aud
Nhen they made an effort 70 cover. the longs
beztn a tuii raDpa ~ and pricss went up
rapidly. The -icck- Of contract pork are
~ go harre.s. against iss(s0 barrels
year ago she ssocks ~ contract lard emily
S.so fiercss. against l. 90 a year ago. While
sfocks - riis arr t3.3tt go pounds. against
SIS 90 pounds year ago. Pork sold up
a.. lard - ond riis &c.
chasing prices.
whss'-March, 7iHc; May, -, July.
1eAc
Corn March. Nac; April AZ; May.
"a. July. A..
srs@- MAJ. li'sc
Pork March. ss57; May, siss7;
Jnig. $3.50
Isra-M March. $3.50. May. sl3i5; July.
g.
BH>-Marrh, 500; May. sos; July.
sin5.
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is stamped in the best watch
cases made. Ii is the trade
mark of the hcrstons UateA
Case Conbanl. OF Philadelphia,
the oldest, largest and best
known factory in the world
1900 employees. capacity 1000
cases daily. Its products are
sold by all jewellers. 1t makes
the celebrated jas. Boss Filled
Haieh Gases, now fitted with
the only bow (ring) which can
not be pulled off the case-the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03

T~fov STocx itans. Chicago. March -
Ca.iia - Rscssffs $500. firm common -
esffs steers. $40 - g. o.. -fsskers and
fefter~. SO - - r.. COWS and bulls. 81 -
- a. =
q FsceIffs. ZOO. frm heavy. q 90
- 8 ~. mitrs sna medium. 3 3 - e. Is
irtf = ~ en- s<l5
~hefp Reesfrfs f1n,o. sfes8yt roor
- extra A. - 80 ss-s. ants. a - = 3 81
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03

he demand Fsssi = sfFossg and n DE-
ulassGg. bar q u.ssssl ilns retnain unchanged
ilay and WOOD arr malAeted &C. sisiailsF
4uxrtitse- - tie siel8hsng gfs'ws fs-efsrr
and fars.sss 4rr nastiiE.{ a. I'll thesf
contracts before he roads beeosns ia
rass4h.e fog leaalng
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03
LOCAL MARKETS

TIE local Wheat nariset = sti,f uaeaev.
Yesterday i went gp rnrt fn@iIfi.
All iossay nils piil pay - csus< Rem
tisresi fs.sow - MAX sni Wi - 4io-
fe''iy 'ewer Smoked meats are - a
~ Fefnss ffefs are scarce and ara
csneislersl err other vegetables
gre saiet, etsh supply si-sut equal %
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03

he felie~ mr. + Is q The marriage
Asnses tssls.l sis.ls isrl IA,i,is,-.tiea, ~ith
ihe Danles ss>.est.css tsnrn e'lif - TIE eii, 3,
end az 81 riie s.lsf.4s. Az.
kFnsss 4. Nlsasf az4 t4as Y Res@ea a ~
Or +. L. kossnk ais. physician end
surgeon. kesms rs and IA. Niaaiconb
buli1.ne No "a A0anae sttet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03

Fruits.
AFfI.Es-fair a. good PER biol. g. 25(d
80: fancy. I,f hill. S1s564B-s5.
tRASHEHnlFs-b-i a and cherries. $500 per
bu. Jerseys. s3Uodf3 - rer bu.
fioRiDA OaASlfs- Brights. s2.75d3.0
per bu.
LENoSs-New McSsiuas in box Of sos
and aho's. 500 Too per box.
notwithstanding 10 quality. 81 .5oti2 .. 80
Ter bunch.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03
Groceries and Provisions-v
Prices.

tHEssK--tuli cream. 10. d13c.
CANNED GooDs-t orn- 81 3)(d |. 80 per doz:
tomatoes. Sl.2jlt 1..D per doz.
toFFFFS-kod>fcd. Rio. 22T2jc; Mari
caiho. 2'st2sc; Java, .D@3ic; Mocha and
Java. .O.a3gc.
LNRD-t compound tierccs. Sl075: CON-
pound. 5opound tins. lie: pure. tierces.
Sis.75; OTound tins. lie: kettle rendered,
tlcrccs, SID: J0poGnd tins. liisc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

sIsaIis. All other he IS s~frf.f .tes.lrr
JastnF feet >orsrnhrf ~ isc
tirrfinr car farthc End tiisftir -
rfreeg~ O. sn1 fsuFu iiFirrIf fsrIlr cars IN
- frsins lessifs erbnd hafiis ~ lr 81 nr4
lfayinf ilefruit ~ 40 FrI arritfnF sf fIrrri
feflas a. 80 ~ m. Ififc4f r..rf.ffirs.s ffssIia
- Detroit With ~ ffrn,Rh train estf rlrrf ftt
Nrctienn Central raflfpad .fsnsas sosfhert
DIVISION
fFHD Rriooe Oea AZ . nrs.r,,. ~
&. ". hCeelE-. q = A 7. A.. fhicafa.
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LANSING
- g. NORTHERN r. r.


eofNs To uFTtofr.
" Grand Rapids si4sm - pm sf0rsr
Ar. Defruif ........fi - in = al il 81 a. 3 ID
LIfHkfhe TfnN lfIfnIf
Iv. Detroit 1stnn iFflr cor 3 "a
Ar. Grand Rapids T. 81 - rr ~ a. B. en-
stofstw. aIKA All 49, f-,f1-
Nv Grand Rapids ..... Tsarr tfsr M.
Ar. 6rend kspids ..--.- li = m lu a. y In
LopELi VIA Lo~Nll tseIfNes
" Grand RAPIDS Tfoa NJ SPIN SOP m
Ar. from Loerll.... -.. ~ :. . m d. = m
TnEorsH CtE erERftE
patlor Car - AL traiue hftpfar firfr-i Pan.
"a ard p.froit rssiof tsf a. saginaw N
ulorrinf trFia.
sEscrs la. Ofhef traits ve.k aa,s Gals.
GB.rus IiEHsst0. t,rn. Fass fir.ut
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK.
oE4sp kAftps- sfca.
INfTi-D sIAIke DEPOSITORY
CAPITAL $4,000

IncsAs ID insfsr. frr-ident.
Tao q. hflss0-. Vice President
). fnEnEEfCk bAAks. Csshier.
r. III HtAr. Assistant tsshier.
Transact busiDess Ia al stfg.arslilents ~ ba1k-
me sutiori1sa rs the NAtlonai hzEslns Law.
fxchan~eE statlahie IA al The otlilfrrl-l
cities u the sprld 81 cssrfcnt rates
L. = bonds bought aud sid
DlsEtfn
Thomas n. Gilbert Noyes l. Asery
Thomas ]. % hfien. tfsorse "a Brlsss
DAVID NJ Anib-rz. IeI1,lei II. Putnam.
Ean-stn q Luce, fonstaufins Nortnn
Ea~ ard n Hunt. .fobn Fitzgerald
4. Stewart White, FhllO 4 fallef.
J fresierlcs kaars.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03
Hides and TaIlow


TIMOTHY sii o9aie.oo Ter ton.
troyER- 5000 per ton.
NIxEp- Si0.cpi0 II 90 Per ton.
straw S5.0nab.tp per ton.
"oop--ioin. beech and maple. dry. s22
PER cord green. 500 per cord.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03
GRAMDRAPIDS MATI0HALBAnK
cRASD RAPIDS. NICE.
Capital and Surplus 100000

EDWIN y rHI Prcsidesit
fAEksAS 6oDFgEf Vice rresident,
FRANK NJ. DAVIS Cashier.
JoHS l. BESJANIS. Asst. Cashier
THIS bank does a general banking basineSs.
and respectfully soiicits the accounts ~ lndi-
ylduais, banks and corporations erncrllly.
Interest allowed ca time certificates ~ Deposit
Travellers for any part ~ the world may perfect
money arrangement at this baak.
DIkkCToKs-
Edwin r. Chl. Freeman GODFREY
fnos Putnam. Daniel n. Matters.
Joseph Hoaseman. Melvin J. Clark
George ii. Long, Nm. q. Herpolsheimer
thariss, ;. Hazeltinc, Charles shepard.
John T. Peek, siias r. Godfrey.
samuel Scars.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH
CAPITAL 100000

0Eo. " GAY, Vice President.
VIZ. ii. ASDrkso>, Cashier.
J>o. A SkfEotk. Asst. Cashier.
Trsnsac,s . general BACKING business In.
terest paid time deposits. 80 sIrrlal ar
raiigement with Messrs- knauth. >srhcd and
hlhn Of New York, Letters 81 credit current Ia
all foreign countries, lssoed direct upon The
most favorable conditions. and drafts drawn 90
ali foreign cities al lowest rates.
DTkEEToE~.
WIN. IA. Anderson. Nm Sears
Christian Berfsoh, Seo. n Johnson.
A. J. Bowie, :. ". lsrron
A. ID. IA tLibone. q. ". Gay.
ID. A. Blodsett.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03
Huilding Materials

Wire nails. rate. 81 -
Glass discount. .5e.
building paper. per roll. si0e65nO
Water proof Paper. per roll. sl.uo
II Retail piece -tuif
No ] hemlpck ur - and including Is
feet leagths $500; add $40 pr loo feet
for every add ltional tao feet.
No. hcmlock. az 20 ard including Is
tsef. 500 every additional two feet, 81 o.
NJ. ! pine. kifts1 rer 90 feet: add 81 40
ior every additional two fee, over 10 feet.
Shipping ellis. So
Mil ciiis. fil.
Ne. J foortne. white pine So
No tooffag. = bite pine. Sl<
No Hppru1R. y bite pine, SIC.
Ne. I maps. -.
No. ! trling. 50.
Na. cniiinE. p. SIS.
Ne. crilinE. $. So
-. cfilng. SIC.
-. I s.ainE. An. si7.
~. siding. Gin sis.
~. tierasn siding 81
80. t'eruisa s.dInz Six
Ne. tfefm8n SIDING. So
~ shire ma.ff.ai
W eownsta boards. 80
~. cantscn tcarsiz SIS
Nn 3 eesraten i~aras ST.
tn.shing -
>afSefFs 49, 4 STAR. - inches elear a.
~ 'hel-and.
NJ 2 eve ihehos clear le,ff. = 8 re-
ft,assn4
~ad tstf ~ = fsr fAoesand.
sis -hnzse- Fl s*r tadHssf6
i'ra 81 J etlff frs. Sc
NJ, shte fan tt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03

1feis.s lesslnE ssluth af = a. 4, a. Ana n ~,
run aelis. Other tfalns dsiis etcs44 e.ind<s.
sLKEfise ssD skkIesG CA sEaslcE
Nssth - : n train has l.aslss sar ~ ~.
eTsr tlty- - \ n tram h1s f.arl1F 90 l.s..a
Rapid 81 frt<skfy and Nacklsiae t'ifg
~ ~ - tsale has sterI.ins cars O<4nd H.
ids % fri<askes AID NarklnsH
n,ath-l "a an train las p1fior car lir.ns
RsIiJs O. Cincinnati
70 g m train b.s p1Flor ear s5fsnd Ess4d.
a. tbicAfo.
soop n traia has Wagner sln<s.lns Ger 0rsns
hallds ~ tfpclnnatl.
II - N train has Wagner si>epins car tss..a
hsI.sls - tLl1@xo.
nTskbsoS. GRAND RAPIDS A INDIAN
fos xupkrsoa. ~. t1ssm HAN snn.
-ffg.u asAs.e0r AZ. y a. ~ ss8r n +lf !.
en1aas tralp sfasss Let Anslfso1 5 u : -.
Afisscs tssnl AusAeson a, a..
CHICAGO WAC RAJ
I've Grasd Rapids ~ q "a fepn n1spn
100 a train has tArsusb fsllgn Car a.
u - 8 n train cssly thnooTb AaeesF Alnel'.se
Car.
I've. thicseo ........sos cans i6pm ngrm
Ar ssrand kAridf 90 ~ 3 ~ sHgm $50
~ n frata has ti-nlult fafipr 81 an4
II - ~ train daily. throAsA NAs-cf slerpins
Car.
1tr,s,sh ,ickets sua ran irf.srna,iaa csn -
had ~ calling upon 4. AlmQufrf. flcket n9rnt
- unioo sfatlsa1. tfesalee ~ Aouessn / lil.1
f.ek.i agent, No. q hoaroe sifatt. ,iran1 hAi-
ioss Mich q. /. flCstpfssu.
Gen Pes. AID ilcksf Asoat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03
Wool.

Washed. medium. 2ia27c.
Washed. fine. - -.
nwa-hed. medium. i5fa3c.
J4wasicd. Inc. l2a l1c.
Hides and TaIlow.
Cured hides, No. /. b.; No. >. &C..
Green hides. No. I. 3i1c: No. =. p e.
Heavy steers. cuned oFcrC0 pounds. SIC.
Calf. green. Ne. I. Sc. No =. o..
,alf. cured. No. /. &C; No. :. 5iac.
DRAGONS. - % pc.
1allow-
Rough. p Per pound.
Rendered. 5 20 CSC I4r pound.
Sheep pelt- 55c 10 81
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03
I AXE SHORE &
- MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.

lie Esls -l5ff~ SIC f s~rlr,ft ~ f-is.nfrfI-r
viiA fbs Enc nnf = sssa j. a s - f,Frs -
rtliet~ef ard urtes 8ifer' ftrtr fr tfrIs'ff
-rf7f RI - A.. I.'sfsf. sl1d -
e. Rteres fffr fsss hrrai
Eapfs ftrftf1 =. iif tr-nt
~ Ar.rfs <tfrr1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-03
Smoked Meats.
Grain.

Wheat. ssc corn. 45c; oats. 3sc; rye. 4sc;
barley. SliO.
Floar-Lily white. $50; patent. $50;
buckN heat. SO.
Mil -Middlings. SIS; bran, s17;
screenings. SIS.
Ground Fe~l-Per ton. $3.50; corn meal,
Der ton $500
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-08
AN Auther,. pl.0srery M srser,..

''Some years ago" says the Rev. Hep.
worth Dixon, whose books you may or ma,
not have read, some years ago was tray
ersing 6iiS of those mighty steppes whicl.
abound in Siberia, my only companion be-
ing my private secretary, Our horses were
faded, and we ourselves were overcome by
fatigue when, about nightfaA we deserted
In the distance solitary tent, from the top
of which the smoke OF domestic fire curled
Hospitality, This was the only sign of hui
man life in all that dreary place, and wy re-
joiced to SEQ it.
"As we refined our steeds thither a Tar
tar issued from the tent and meeting us
extended his hand to me, saying most cor
daily in his native tongue, Welcome, Mr..
Dixol-thrice welcome to my humble
hofnep ~
II could not conceal my establishment.
".Isit possible, cried, 'thatI am known
IN this distant c6untry--thls desert Waste
thousands of leagues away from my native
landss Surely, sir, we have never met be-
feFei' 49,
:" 1t Is true answered the Tartar, that
have never before had the honor Of meet
ing you, but who-f ask in all seriousne ss--
who is there, sir, In all the world that does
not feel acquainted with the pre-eminent
English author, Hepworth Dixonf i am
certain that you are he-no one could mis-
take the noble countcnance and the inlpos-
ing presence which distinguish him whose
genius has illuminated the realms of litera-
ture.'
"Gratifled by these words and by the ap-
parent cordiality of this man, acco,npa-
MED him to his tent, not however, without
a suspicion that his seeming acquaintance
with me might be part of a cunningly de-
vised trick, for the Tartars are an exceed
ingy crafty people. But when entered
his abode was convinced of the genuine
ness of his enthusiasm, which had seemed
excessive, though perhaps after all proper
enough. There upon the walls of the tent
hung two portraits framed elegantly, but
tastefully. One was n portrait of myself,
and the other was portrait of the car -
Eugene Field in Chicago News-Record.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-08
Old and Young Clouds.

Does it not seem rather singular to speak
of the age of clouds, of old clouds and
young clouds, just as you would describe
plants as being either young or old9 Yet it
really appears that such a distinction can
be made, and the discovery, as so frequent
ly happens, was based upon preceding
mistake.
Mr.. John Aitken reached the conclusion
some years ago that the density of cloud
was proportional to the number of water
particles it contained, the water particles
in turn depending upon the particles Of
dust present.
But more recently Mr.. Aitkcn has ascer
tanned that his first conclusion was wrong
and that in many clouds tho density falls
far short of proportionality with the num-
Der of water particles. Further investiga-
ton has satisfied him that the size Of the
water particles changes with the age Of the
cloud.
The clouds upon which his observations
were made u number of years ago must, he
thinks, have been old clouds, and in them
the water particles being comparatively
large appeared to be proportional To the
density. But the later observations were
made upon newly formed or young clouds,
in which the particles were small in size.
Thus the law of growth and develop
ment, which obtains among living things,
has it's expression also even in the clouds of
hoayen.-Youth's Companion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-08

Swcltcring mankind with one indignant
voice demands the abolition of the sense
less little tag which makers attach to the
bottom of the modern shirt front. At best
this pesky tag is useless fixture, and too
often it is an unsightly nuisance When it
is concealed by the waistband of the wear
er's trousers, it frequently causes llnpy
wrinkle, and when 1t rises above that line
it has an uncanny way of thrusting itself
into view between the bUttonholes of ones
vest On the shirt of a man who goes vest
less in hot weather the little tag il d flut-
tering badge Of yulgarity, an audacious in.
suit to good taste and starchy affrunt to
socinl order and progress. The tag S the
one useless, witless and exasperating part
which evolution has NOT yet eliminated
from the nineteenth century shirt. 1t il n
survival Of the unfttest, n relic of thd dark
ages, when a stranger DESTROYS of casning
check at the bank pointed TO the nitihls on
the tag Of his shirt front as means of
identifying himself; wherefore the offensive
and ostcntatious tag must go. Suffering
man has pulled the tag, and evolution will
do the rest.-New York Herald.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-08

The question of protection against
contagious and Infectious diseases has
always been OF the most vital impor-
lance.
Modern medicine lays stress not so
much OH disinfeotants and deodoriaers
as on terrifying the body against dis
ease germs.
We all encounter every day disense
germs enough to kill It's; but while
the body Is robust we throw them OIL;
its only when the system Is sufficient
ly weakened and depressed that these
deadly germs gain lodgment and the
power OF doing harm.
Rev. \. Ouellet. AN excellent likeness
OF whom Is printed above, is one of
the most popular and greatly respect
ed priests in tho lower provinces. Ills
parish Is in Now brunswick.
Like thousands Of others he tiled
the great modern remedy first pro-
scribel by Professor Phelps OF Dart
mouth, the remedy that gives proper
nourishnent to ill-fed nerves; TINT
procurcs the sleep that makes brain
and nerve play their parts harmonious.
ly; that drives thu poison germs OF
deep seated disease from the blood;
that gives tone to the system, and con-
sequent buoyaucy OF spirit and happi-
ness. He writes:
'Of Paine'S celery compound | can
speak from experience. had been laid
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-08

- y Va ~ sUats. ~
y American Laundry. Gna-Ness Front. 81
Cupping and lseching, 1913 L. Second St
Cummings, the photographer, SOa
Market street.
You can get something you can eat
at 227 Market street, Hollis.
IL you want 1irst.cass dyeIng and
scouting done, go to 2l0 King.
Dressmaking tailor system, years
experience, now wishing TO build up a
new trade. No. 604 East llth street.
Stowelfs Evergreen, Mammoth and
all varieties of Sugar Corn. ut J. j.
Smiths. Fourth and Shiploy streets.
DIR. Sirums' White Pulmonic Balsam,
the famous popular lung and throat
meGieine and consum ptiou preyenter
sold by druggists everywhere.
Go to DR., ]. II. Simms & Son, COG
King street, now. for Dr. Slmms IA
nous White Puimonic Balsam, the
lung cure. SOC King street. Elegant
medicine depot,
Repairing all kinds of clothing as
well as steam dyeing and securing.
Altering and cleaning lady garments
u specially at OIL Market street. Pier.
son and Burke.
The annual excursion of Epwortl
NJ. Il. Sunday school will be given oil
Wednesday,, July Il, 1898. to Birming
ham Park.
1 Train will leave w. 4 n. II. Il. sta
ition, foot OF French street, at $50 a
M. Returning, leave the Park at 5.St
p. M. a baggage ear will be attachet
Tor baby coaches and lunch baskets
Tickets . and 80 conts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-08
CLOSING SALE
CHINA AND
JAPANESE SILKS

o. Monday, July 10th,
we will offer our entire
stock of Japanese Wash
Silks at 80 cents; former
price 81 cents. This is the
lowest price ever made on
this quality of goods by any
house in America.
Our entire line of Japan.
csc Cream ground Printed
Silks at 80 cents former
price Is c3nts.
This is another wonderful
reduction. All our dark
ground printed Japanese and
China Silks at soc, reduced
from S5c and 81.
If anything could be
greater value, these Silks at
so cents would be the goods.
Closing sale of Ladies
aists.
20 per cent. reduction in
every kind and quality-all
new this season.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-08

Rodney Street Presbyterian Sunday
School, and tho Sunday Sch DOL of Sill
verbrook Nj. l.. Church. vii have a1(
excursion next Tuesday to Woodland
BeacA. Trains will leave the foot of
French street, to con meet with the
steamer Thomas Clyde at the w. & N.
pier.
Next Thursday the Christian En-
dravcr Society Of Asbury NJ. L. Church.
will have an excursion to Bay Ridge,
one of the finest and most attractive
resorts on the Chesa peake bay. There
are splendid grounds with plenty Of
lslnde. and fishing and Grabbing are
excellent.
Encampment No. "a, Union Veteran
Legion. will have their fourth annual
excursion next Wednesday. on the
steamer Republic TO Cape May, and
all who attend will have a pleasant
ltime.
! ON Saturday Goth, the Councils of tho
Rod Cross Will have an excursion to
Lincoln Park. one OF the most de-
, light!nl resorts on tho Delaware river.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-08
FOURTH EDITION.
TIIE BRIDEGROOM WAS TARDY.
He Wooes md Wins and Deserts Ills In
tended Almost at the Altar.


The marriage ceremony OF Miss
Mary Higgins to George II. Tyson was
to have been performed last night, but
owing to the non.appearnnce OF the
groom 1t did not come off.
Tyson has been keeping company
with Miss Higgins for long time. He
wo0ed and won her heart ana tho we'd
ding day was set for July 9th, at five
o'clock. Miss Higgins had prepared
her costume, the bridesnalJ had been
secured qnd Q wsaEGipg supper spread Z. !
aid also ReY. J. u. @. Hanna, as he
says, and everything pointed to 0
qulct and pretty wedding, AS
O'Clock drew near and no groom ap
peared conyersa!.icn was g!fe as 70 tile
wnerea56titts Of Tyson. Still he nor
tho preacher appeared, and when 1t was
learned that the bridegroom had gone
to Germantown the guests quickly
dispersed. Miss Higgins is dumb
founded.
Patrick Higgins, the father OF the
girl. was seon last night. He confirmed
the story. He ia very indignant over
the manner In which his daug hter had
been treated by Tyson. and he will
prosecute him as soon as he can get 0
hold on him by law. He had no OBJ
lection to the marriage or to Tyson
having a minister OF his own church
perform tho ceremony, although the
girls family are Roman Catholics
Mrs. Higgins feels tho affair very keen
ly. and the friends OF the girl are In.
dignant at Tyson's actions. 1t is moi
expected that he will return to this
city,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-08

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