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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-29

NoRrHFIELD, Vt, June 25,-The 59th
commencement of Norwich university be-
gan to-day, with 4 sermon to the gradua:-
ing class by Rev. Sylvester Donaldson. His
text was James iv:li, For what is your
life
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BURLINGTON MARKETS.


BURLINGTON. June %, 1893
Following are the quotations as corrected
by some OF Burlington's prominent merchants:
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Sold everywhere. Price, CUrICURA, b0c,;
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION.
Boston.
Sfr~"How to Cure Skin Diseases" 81 pages,
50 illustrations, and testimonials. MALL ell free.
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Impaired d sestiOn cured by Beech. m. Pills
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TO RENTAL NIallet's Bay on Marble Mill
| property. TO quiet and respectable families,
two cottages, composed OF two tenementa
each tenement, five rooms). For further
Information apply to Charles Reagan, next
nelghbor. l4l,dSwlm
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NANTED-sesslon Laws of Vermont
w prior 10 1925. Address, stating price
Seneca Haselton, Burlington, VI. 4l,Swtf
NOTICE-W. i. Conger, Taxidermist.
Y stuffed birds for sale. Park Avenue.
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Fire caused loss of So, 900 at Minden,
a-5ecretay Carlisle asks all masters
of vessels to report any information con.
corning dlelicts to his department.
Deiaultiug Cashier Kent Of Ellsworth,
Me, was held ion the United states court
A cyclone cut a sWath 50 miles long III
GeorRia-The Connecticut legislature Is
opposed to grade NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. riot
ing by Socialists at Lubbock and Jauer
Germany Crespo has resumed
the Office Of president Of Nenezuela-
The Meth0dists have decided not to
withdraw their exhibits or boycott the
Worlds fan because Of the Sunday open
ing decisiop--A new volcano burst forth
near Thompson Springs station, Utah
About 500 in gold was found in chest
of Winthrop (Mass) hermit -- The
Maine trotting stallion Arrival Is dead -
A Stoughton (Mass.) woman was thrown
from carriage and probably fatally in
jurcd IA Natick (Mass.) man and his son
were accidently shot---A young French
girl is missing from her home in Dover, n.
IL Barnes Bros. art dealers at Birmng-
ham, Conn, sleep in their store, and
Thursday night two masked burglars
entered the place, covered them with re-
volvels aud searched their clothing, taking
$40 and valuable papers, and then escaped
in the apportionment Of the county tax
for this yeas, Lawrence's lMass.) sha<s
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

Walter Hayes, counsel for Albert
Fountain. addressed the court in
reference to the case OF his client. In
sentencing him yesterday the court
failed to state the term OF imprison.
ment, and Mr.. Hayes asked thut tho
court complete the sentence. On SEQ
Ing the oversight the court oroered
Fountains name to be called, hut he
/ failed to answer, sheriff Gould nav
+ ing removed him to Jail upon the OF.
der of AIr. Hayes.
The Court made m order that here
after no prisoners should be removed
to iail upon the order oil any attorney,
Fountain was brought into court
j and sent encGd to pay fine OF $500 OF
IN default to serve one year imprison.
ment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23
FOURTH edition



The members generally OF the Grace
ii. H. Church fee! very much hurt over
the action OF the Episcopal clergy, in
relation to the marriage yesterday
at 4 O'Clock. OF the son OF Professor
Reynolds. Mr.. William X. Reynolds to
Niles Carrie Purnell In that church.
AS Is known they were married by
the Episcopal minister. tho Rev. I'd.
ward Il. Lckel, q brother in.luw u1
the groom. The facts OF tho case are
these:
Prof. VIM. Reynolds. the father OF
the groom, approached prominent
me IN Der of the church and requested
TINT he be allowed to have his son'ih-
law, the Rev. Edward III. Eckel, marry
h.e son to Miss lurnelI III THIS Ora GO
81. Il } church OF which he was mem
Der. The gentleman spoken TO saw
no objections ana called upon the pas
tor OF the church, the Rev, John !.
Dubbins who, through courtesy, did
not object. only requested that no be
allowed to oiliriate in his capacity us
pastor Of sid church.
Then the board OF trustees were
seen and all expressed their willing,
Iness. The lev. Mr.. EcKel: then went
to the bishop to get permission Tor tht
ceremony. 1t was given only Will
the understanding that tho pastof OIL
tic church Dr DobOins, should not bt
allowed to have puy connection witt
the ceremony DR.. Dobbins did no.
know of the decision oil the BISHOP
until noon yesterday.
lie did not speak OF IL, but appeared
in the church ut tho wedding only as
, spectator. Tho full Episcopal service
was carried out. the minister in nj
full olliclll robes, and they were mur
ricd with ring. After the ceremony
. the members OF the church as clas
were indignant that their beloved
minister should he treated in this man
neri and regret they ever allowed Tie.
church to 10 open for this ceremony
one of the prominent members said
"lf II occurs again | shall resign u
once my membership with the church.
Another prominent member also va
III full accord with him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

Tom Connell, well and favorably
known hore, has mude a great record
for himself during the past senson IN
both ireland ana England. lle won
the all round championship OF Ireland,
I3l first, II second and 3 third prizes.
He still wears tho colors OF the Warren
Athletic club.
The Board OF Directors will meet
on the first Wednesday in December.
Thea il will 10 determined who will
he allowed to be present at the smok'
ers. between tile rouEher element
which was present, and the eNaggera-
ted report given by Il young reporter,
much harm has been done.
DR. kruHpIugh ID at present spend
ling his vacation in the White Noun
ltRiuS.
Tho football team Is making ar
irangements to play both the Column id
Club ui New Castle and the Columbia
'Club of Washington. The strong
team of st. Johns college Of Annapo
lis Will bo here on thanksgiving lay
and the Warren boys intend To maxi
the things pretty warm for the Mary
land boys.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

Tho Claymont Minstrels will play at
Thurlow in tho pretty little opera
house in that place; Tor deserving
company Is composed. to a certain ex-
tent, OF Wilmington talent Mr.. Goo.
H. Kerr and Mr.. Frank IIoffeciter are
the end men and Mr. q. Lodge Inter.
locutor.
MIR. On as. Brown Is also one OF the
specialists. Part of the members OF
Grace orchestra under the charge OF
Prof. Iauer, in tho absence OF AIR, },
n. Robinson, who Is confined to his
homo with sickness. also Will assist.
An effort will 10 made to have the
100 tr'lIn upon the Z. w, N h. X. r..
stop at Thurlow. A good time ia OK.
pected as the members have consider.
able local celebrity.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

JACKSON On Nov. 81. 1902 Mrs, Eliza
Jane JACKSON, aged :. years.
liclntiNes ANA lric.ida ate invited TO at
tend the funeral from her residence. 2nl
West Twelfth street, on Friday, Nay 18th
nj y. M. lutcriuenf ut Wilmington ard
Brandy vine Cemetery
PNLE-liOhcrt ;. Pyle. on November 70
in tho 10Th year oil hts age,
R5l,t,Nes and friends nrC respect fully
invited to attend his funeral IRON tho
residence Of ms eUn.in-law. Amos Brown
1901 West Nlnth street. lnterneni. VIII
lningion aud ltrandSWime Cemetery.
CLAllt-Ou November q, nj Grubhs Cor
-ncr. andNwine bundled, Jesse NJ,
Clair. aged Is years.
Relatives aud friends Of tie family arr
respectfully invited IL attend the nluAra
from hts late residence Tomorrow after
neon ~ n'cloca. SrrN ices will ho helt
! In Bethel NJ r.. Church, aud intermeni
Will be made in the adjoining cemetery
The 80 irtics Of Odd Fellows will haYi
charge al the grave,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

The union meetings ut Asbury. I'M
der the auspices OF the thrco east.slde
Episcopal Churches are
proving great success. Despite the
rough weather on Tuesday evening Il
service was held. when
the Rev John France preached. Last
night the church was crowded with
members OF the thrGo churches, and
with unconverted persons. The Rev
Isnac Jewell preached On The power
of Christ to forgive sins" Ten came
to Tie altar. seven OF whom were con
verted. Tho afternoon meetings al
$50 are of great power. Pastor Han
ma breaches at these services. md they
are proving OF great benefit. On
and Wednesday afternoons
the altar was crowded with persons
seeking some 81 ecial blessing.
This afternoon at 80, Mr.. llama
will preach on "a rich church. and a
$50, the RevJoln France will preach
4 ON saturday evening, Nov. %. tn,
great New York eloCutlunist, lrOf ;
IN. Ford, vii! give recitutlons. 1t VII
be Il grand entertainment. Tho tick
'ets are - cents. and the proceeds VII
II e Tor tho benefit of the Sunda,
School Every member aud friend Of
tho church iS asked to procure TICK
ct. and come Ii possible.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23
MOST SERVlCEABLE COLOR.
FASHION AND ECONOMY ROTH AP-
PROVE BLACK CLOTHING.

An Easy Way of Home ID ) cling Cotton
Wool, silk, and Feathers Readily
Coiored n Handsome BlaclI-.Use Only
Diamond Dyes--lsbsoiuieiy Fast Black
IT Is only within the last few years
that it has been possible for an mex.
perienced person to dye a black that
would not crock. fade. or wash out.
Even mlll.dyed black goods were
rarely absolutely fast.
Tho advent OF three diamond dye
fast blacks for wool for cotton. and
for silk and feathers. has changed
all this. Now, with ten cent pack
age OF ono OF these dyes. the first
trial gives perfect success. The diree.
IONS on he packages are SO plain and
hlhpia mat even child can get bot
ter resul s than the experienced dyer
could n fow years ago.
mo enormous quantity OF these
fast black diamond dyes sold every
year, shows how popular they Rro and
what perfect satisfaction they give.
Some of tho larger Wholesale drug.
gists order 5nOn packages at one time
anu fN'l lltOh bh'1 Sooh huHc 10 Olutl
fresh supplies.
Tho prevailing fashion for blacl,
stockings, feathers gowns and cloakt
is undoubtedly Responsible for some
| Of this large sale, but the fact thai
anything can 10 colored with diamond
| dyes black that Will not crock OF
| fade, explains their almost uniyersa
| use.
The economy OF these dyes IL showr
by the fact that a package OF the fast
a. locking back for cotton Will dye tiv'
rnirs Of cotton stocking rich black
Il package OF the fast black for sill
and feathers will dye ton feathers
glossy color; and a package of TIN
fast black for wool will dye from OH
to two pounds of wooidn goods.
The peculiar way in which tho dla
mond dye fact blacks arc made, give
them great superiority over all othe
methods oil home dysing.
There arc some forty other color
OF diamond dyes, each OF which IL
thoroughly reliable. and rs slperlol
to limitations as sunlight Is to moon
light.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23
THIRD EDITION.


At the afternoon session OF tho Della.
ware Baptist Union yesterday, L. Il.
Lewis delivered an able address on the
Necessity OF more careful discipline
in our Churches"
Rev. W. L, Balnbridge. d. d, read q
paper entitled "A Bible Land Tour"
Mrs. NJ. S. Green gave suggestions
as to Sunday school libraries.
Professor Evans discussed in a very
able manner "liow to teach the llbls
School Lesson by the Instructive
Method"
Temperance In the sunday Schoor
was the subject OF an adGress by tuv.
J. {. Lamb.
The closing sermon OF the Union
was preached by the Rev. l. C,Wupds,
lie chose for his text: "Eor IA much
as ye are manifestly declared 10 lie
the cpistle OF CHRIST mlE9tcigd by us
written not with INK, hut with thu
spirit OF tho living god: Not III tab e'
OF stone. but in ll.shly tables OF tht
heart" Second Corinthians, 3, =.
Following the sermon thu Rev. s
s. Woodward. tho moderator OF tin
meeting, spoke appropriate CLOSING
words; tlle long E,easure duAulOgl
was sung and the meeting was dis
missed with the benedict.On from the
Bev. Il. Il. Cook, II. ID.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

The Academy OF Music Company
lastnight attached the effects OF The
Oath Theatrical Company for 500
The company closed three nights
engagement at the Peoples Theatre
last night. The Oath company is
run by Lacy Il Blanchard. one year
ago Mr. Lacy of this firm was u mem
Der OF the firm of Lacy IL Lyons,
which had company on tho roal.
Lacy 4 Lyons made contract with
the Academy OF Music Company fol
the rent OF tho Academy OF Music fvi
three nights, and The price to 10 patl
was 500.
After Lacy 4 Lyons had made tht
contract others applied for tho house
and 1t was refused. When the date
arrived for the Lacy " LYONS Com
pany to show they did not come.
Lacy claims that tho present firm
has nothing to do with Lacy ~ Lyons
bat tbs effects uf the company arr
tied up by constable Dennls.
Judge Ball Is attorney for the Acad
envy OF Music Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

The following named gentlemen of
this city. II Valentine, VIM. LOOMS
and Henry c. Webb, went down yes
Lerduy to attend the sale OF personal
property OF Mr.. Clayton, who occupied
the Willetts farm near Mt. PlcnsaHt.
and were much surprised 20 lind that
tho parties had arranged the matter
in dispute. and the sale had been
stopped. 1hey We're disappointed as
they had Spent money and lost time in
order to he Present, and they think
that hereafter means should l,e adopt.
led il possible 10 let all know the day
before that . settlement ID probable.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

Jesse NJ. Clair. OF Gruhbs Corner
BTandywiue Hundred, died on Tues
day. from typhoid malaria. after an
illness uf ten days. MIR. CLAIR WAS IS
yeurs Of age and leaves wifa and four
children, two SONS and two daughters.
Tho funeral will take place to morrow
afternoon at O'Clock, and will lie In
charge OF the Odd Fellows. ard after
services in Bethel NJ. l.. Church, inter.
maut vii! 10 made In the adjoining
cemetery
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23
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nnnih OIL an ON liLiLnn.

Patrick Honey dled at his home, on
South, street. Kcnnctt square. after
All illness OF a few weeks, with pnru
monia. Mr.. l;ouey WIS about 70 Years
Old and came to this country fTumtrn.
land when young man. lilo settled
In kenuett square. where he has besa
ahard working, industrious man, aud
highly respected by all. lie leaves
two daughters and three sons, HE
wife having died 0 faw years ago. Iii,
remuius were inferred in the Roman
Catholic Cemetery. at West Grove
Tuesday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

Cut flowers. POS W. end St. Sparks.
Go to Nelson's for good salt oysters
and solid measure. 500 Madison ct.
E A number OF new books were ordered
by the Wilmington Institute directors
last evening.
We are now making the winter time
earamels and cough drops at 221 Mar.
ket street-Hollis.
The Wilmington Y. NJ. G. A. football
team will go 10 play the Upland team
on Saturday next,
khelled corn is bringing IS cents per
hushel, and wheat 60 cents do, at
Joils, MiddIetown, Del.
Captain Isaac johnson raised about
| 800 bushels of potatoes at his farm
near Chndd's Ford this season.
sole agency for j. & c. Fischer
piano. over "a. 600 in use. Dearborn,
55 Shipley street, Wilmington.
Ladies'. look for Hubhy's Pipe and
line cigars for Nmas, Largest assort-
ment burstein. 3 East Second.
Clerk OF the Peace Pierce Blggs car
| ries his LETT hand In a sling. but lie Ia
q Ne 10 he AZ his post OF duty in the
Court House.
Ex-Governor Riggs Is resting rather
@ ,sier this morning. He is in his 10th
year aid can I stand what he could
some ten years ago.
( A brindto and red COW strayed away
from tho marsh neat Newport on
Tuesday evening. the property OF John
Russell, for which no Will pay a 70.
ward.
Eev Mr. Sandcrson, OF Wilmington
who has been visiting his dan ghler,
Mrs. q Y. Linton, Of Ridley Park, re-
turned home yesterday aeeompanie
by his daughter.
Mr. Willard Spencer, weli-known &c
WI ming tonians, of Little Tycoon
fame has written u tropical song on
Titled That's What | Think, Dom
YOU"
Constable Reardon will sell at con
stables sale on Monday, eth inst n
No. 7l9 Church street, the personal Of
fnets. consisting OF hoots and shoes
the property of Joseph Rosenburg
, The Sheriff yesterday seized the
Grove House, Media, Pa The attach
ment WIS mads on mortgage 10
i.5l5, held by the executors OF Sam
uol Powell.
The members of the Peninsula Pres
,, association. have received notice tina
, the election Tor officers to serve unit
the convention OF 1891 will lie held II
Dover Del, oil tuesday, Dec. 9th, a
2 o'clock.
Cards are out announcing the mai
riagN OF MIR. Wiu.on llltteu. of thes
p terglile. Pa. to Miss Jennie II. George
daughter OF James II, George, iormel
!. ~ Of New Castle County, Del, bu
now OF Chester tounty, Pa, on til
jUth OF November.
WiimingtOns Cigaf stol es ana nj
meruus saloons are stocked with mol
= rl slot machines and puC a penny l
p;ish The button. II you arc lack
q and throw II. -, 80, and so on YOU 70
y good live ceht cigar. The owner q
these machines gathers In quite mic
revenue from tic different places
which They are located,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

DepA, unent Cunmlnisr hogia, ae.
CON pauiea with hts atlli Olllrrr- will
make an uiluiui WISH 10 M" ulllrI.nt
Grand Army Posts Of thus city us fol-
lows. Grant Post. No. u, IhursIny
evening, Nov u, sumner No :. Mon.
day evening, Noy Y, Sheridan No. %
Wednesday evening NpY. -: SmYth,
No |. Monday evening December l.
1t is pl,iI"H!arly desirable That ii tail
attendance Of menuers tbs pres mt on
sHv ii OF the above aacas,uns.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

The Entertainment given by the
of North Mission Chapel last
1 thursday evening seemed to please
the people 30 we'll that It will LIS re-
peated tonight by request. II you
did not SEQ Tho last one IL will do you
good tonitend this one. AS II Is for the
ben fit Of the chapel there should be
a large crowd of people there tonight,
You VIII laugh from the time 1t com
mencas till it ia over. lie orchestra
from Bethany church Will be there
and excellent music may hn expected,
Ii will commence ut s o'clock sharp.
Admiseion, Adults. 70 cents; Children,
8 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

Messrs Shefwln ami son nave pre-.
senled to .itz Jus pn X, Alma
q handsome gold Musal,iln ha5!ge.
No. H. /, with tn io-ipwing N q. ~.
In leltars ta3i on Tie tor tn 4 llati
circl., with 4 lnrit. hnod In tina act
OF hrayinE sHspeE+.ed by two tue
gold linSs Il Is hEhjy priI'd by Mr.
Adams WHO is sary proud OF II, RHa
wears II in.d yer Conspicuous osttioL
on his est
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

Mr Colen l'erEnsou's mother WHO Ia
In her e.ghti-th ear. is we'll and hearty
and thlHEa uotitiHg OF doing house.
work. IT, tact, s!ut IS Of the klrl that
does not believe III sitting down and
Idly folding bfr hands IN her lap. She
can milk a COW With tho greatest eesa
and taHes delight In hetug employed.
Hhe 10 one nf the inaueer l'el ,waErHHa
and II credit 10 tie l.Ir nslne Of uul
kllfa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

Geo. W. StoLe visited our city today
Edward Webb. of south Chester. Is
visiting friends AT Townsend, Del
Edward 4. bullock. of Twin Oaks.
paid his cousin, larry Lungren, n
Visit.
Mr. Leonard Crawford, who has been
visiting relatives III Maryland. return.
Ell to this city yesterday.
John Taylor tho Chester ioc&smith,
will 20 cunning to IIelpsir, Del. for
game. We hope he may get II.
Mrs. n. Joseph and Miss Estolla NJ,
Fleming, both OF this city, left here
Oh The S.l5 a. Ill. train for George
town. Del, for short visit.
MIR. I. b. Lowis, conductor on the
Delaware Division, who has beel
spending short vacation in boston,
returned to this city last evening.
Mrs, l., l.. Appleby, who has beer
visiting her father, Asbury Chester, ul
Millyi!le, n. j., writes TO Il friend in
| our city that sho will DO homo again
mi short time her fathers health
having improved very much since hei
a. rival
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

By friends ceremony on Wednes-
day afternoon, at / O'clock. at the
residence OF the tribes parents at
Hockessin ell. Edwin : thompson
to Enalinc, daughter OF Frank Mo-
Waugh. The marriage certificate was
rs1d Ivy Charles uCNauKh. Tho wel-
ding was largely attended, quite a
number from Uur city being present.
The young couple will reside in our
CITY. The groom is secretary aud
treasurer OF the iawthrop Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

Miss Berthn Smith daughter nt
Magistrate Smith, few days ego
placed uumi5eI 81 swcst potatoes in
mn oven tot lie uutpuse 81 roasting
them Suppnsin4 they nero done Mss
Smith opened tIa stove, but 10 supuer
had she done so than an explosion o..
Cured Que OF the ppt3tu:s, III which
was water had lFen SO Heated that
the water Geilrfaitsd into steam. There
being 90 way OF lIr steam escaping II
eIululel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

Tie Messrs Luxe, propIietHra Of the
Piedmont ralp auI Paper company
and the West ltatntl Taper Company.
have presented tila puhln school Of
WesleluppIt oil witch Prpi. Oliver II.
Bruce h principal, WIN thn large anil
costly exhibit Of MOOD Iuip and aper
they ha,! on eXtIi itlan 40 the Wufld's
Fair II is thu intention to form a
museum, Of Nhl,sh tnis Will Iorm n
nucleus HIS school now has al e2.
oellunL .ItraIy
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

Al Hollis stove and Furniture Co.,
No. . Fast Fourth street. SAFE last
night. t6,id all wool blankets, sold
as low US $3.50. Brussels carpet. at
soc 10 zoe. worth SLIGO per yard A
chamber suit that WIS worth $40 gold
Tor TlI.5o. A lalr'oloth phrl5r suit,
worth 80. only brought Ss6. Sales
bargains.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

Quito large crowd gathered this
afternoon at o'clock at No. 500 SHY
ley street, To view and purchase ~ m.
,erous articles that were used III the
Delaware building at the Worlds
FAIR, Chicago. AuctiOneer Ilukill was
OH hand AMI sold tho articles as fast
as he could To tho eager buyers Some
20 pictures OF scenes of Delaware and
etching constituted tho art collection.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

The funeral of John Carney took
place this afternoon. the internlent
being made IN the New Cathedral
cemetery. Deceased lived Tor several
years IN this city. but recently went
TO Glasgow, pol, to work. High
mass Tor the repo-e Of his soul was
celebrated this morning in tie nthollc
church a. Newark. Tho remains ar
rived here by tain at l2.3D O'Clock and
we've taken charge by panie! L.
.kiiroy, undertaken.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-23

". j. Farrah las been in our city for
the past two weeks engaged in at
.taching the above transnittei to tee-
Iplores. II Is alleged That words
spoken through IL can be much more
distinctly heard, and consequently 1t
Is of great advantage. He has applied
over :d0 i'll our city, and hoprs to sup
ply many more. In Philadelphia lie
put OH zoo of them. The price is s.. 30.
and II it upelntrs us represented the
Investment will prove Il paying one