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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-30
financial.

Holders more than sevcnty-nve per cent. in amount
~ receipts certificates following
classes Of securities. VIZ:
AND wAIiEToUsE COMPANY per cent. bonds
RICHMoNp AND DANvIII.E RAILROAD COMPANY
No1H T, ct rs. North CAROLINA RA1LRoAD
COMPANY Fire. Mortgage per bonds.
OXFORD AND GAINESVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY
INST Mortgage per cent. bones.
cH4 6MEY% NN SI, AJGU 5 cc RAI b5S.
EAST TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA RAIL
WAY COMPANY Improvement and Equipment Mort
gage = per cent. bonds
WAY COMPANY First Extension Mortgage per cent
WAY COMPANY Genera! Mortgage : per cent bonds,
having asscntod the plnn modified under date Of
February Goth. 1891 notice is hereby given TO holders
Of reorganization receipts certificates for securities as
above. who have yet signinc their assent 20 the
Plan modified to present their receipts at the office
Of Drcxe. Morgan & Co.. % Wall Street New-fork on
before Monday. April 9th. 1884. at J. IL, IN ORDER
assent may DO roto1 thereon Tho securities
the above represented by receipts or certificates
of which holders shall not have asscnted Ivy that
VIII Dee a7idc ana returned TO deposl'ors upon
surrender of receipts certificates therefor or II
thereafter admitted the reorganization II must be
upon .Ich and conditions as the Committee may
determine
Outstanding holders following securities called
for deposit under the plan amended February Goth,
1884,. VIZ:
RICHMOND AND pANNIILE RAILROAD COMPANY
Dchcntl-e per cent. bonds.
RICHMOND & pANVIIIE Receivers Certificates for So
called Emergency Loan.
Coupons for eighteen months from CHARLOTTE. CO
iI'MBIA AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD COMPANY
Second Mortgage bonds.
are likewise notified deposit before April
O. 1894 Deposits that date. II accepted. Will be
on such terms and conditions the Committee may de-
termine.
&. II. COSTER.
GEORGE SHERMAN. Committee
ANTHONY j. THOMAS.
NETWORK. March 2is. 1894.
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MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
,;re.t.r Triumph N.ye. Known.
BARNUM AND BAILEY
GREATEST SHOW on EARTH.
CROWDED AND DELIGHTED AUDIENCES.
Most Sublime Entertainment Ever DevlJei
Everything Presented at Each Exhibition.
TWO EXHIBITIONS DAILY. At . AND p.
Circus. Hppodrome Menaserles Aorialism Acroba,sm.
Athletics. Contests. Races Feats OF SIKH
land strength
} Rings. Stages. Racing Track. and Steel Barred
Trained Animal Arena.
MenaSeres. Trained Animal Exhibition. . Herds Of
Elephants. 300 Circus Performances.
30 Jockeys and Riders.
l6 Male and Female Champion Bareback Riders
only Champion Performers In All Lines.
Ethnological Congress Of Strange Tribes
together with their wives families. huts. u,en-
All Races and Religions Represented.
Equestrian Tournaments and May Pole Dancers
Chko and his Bride. Johanna.
the giant living gorits.
Real Encampment Of COssaCls.
High jumping Horses
Graceful and LOFTY tumhng over Elephants
~ Old Time Modern Clowns
20 Trained Animal Clowns.
The Best Circus Entertainments
The Greatest Aerial Feas
The Grandest Equestrian Acts
Wonderful Fea,s and Thrilling Displays the ground
the air. and On the backs OF horses.
loo Sights OF Amusing Character.
New Scale Of Prices. seats. % 30. ~ and 81,
according location Private Boxes. Sl2. single Box
Seats. 50 Box office open from \. n 10 p. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-30

VANTED.-Capitalist or firm to invest from
w s,oo mo 10 $4,000 safe Government bonds.
bringing TO 10 per cent interest annually Apply
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30

The Columbia, the handsome new
locomotive of the Baldwin Locomo
tive Works OF Philadelphia and which
has been running over the Baltimore
and Ohio r. r., for the past few weekp,
ran between Washington and New
York on Saturday, consuming only
one load OF coke tho entire distance.
The run was made as an experiment
and was entirely satisfactory to Mr..
.Vnuclnin, the locomotives designer.
and officials of the railroad company
who were aboard the train.
The run could not DO called one OF
record breaking, but Notwithstanding
heavily loaded and made up train II
was a good one. the engine having
made up about twenty minutes time
between the two cities. The Columbia
10 beautiful sample OF the modern
locomotive builders art and Is a type
OF speed aud durability. IN all proba
blllty she will be purchased by the
company and run on It's train between
Baltimore and Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30

A large and apprcc.atlve congrn "a
Ton assembled Mt MaIeiey ~ t.
Church Inst night to boar sermon by
lr, d. 1, WaddGll, on the Cause ami
Cure OF the iiard Times The text
for the occasion WAS selected from
Prov 5o:2i.2S verses Inclusive. Tho
sermon was iurctnly Delivered in tho
usually energetic style OF the preach
er. The sermon was eloquent and
time Y, CverY part OF which was 10 the
point an,i Well illustrated.
Di. Wnddell suid in part / am moi
hero TO he Sensational OF to create n
feeling Of unrest IN lie minds of those
who may DO unsettled. lie believed IN
honest industry anti toll. whether !3y
hand or brain. Wealth earned by
Snen was worth more than Wl.erA they
came into possession ul it by inaortl,
anee. He hOnored men who earited
bread by the sweat of their brow.i
There nre various clnims set up as
tie cause of tho hard times Some
people claim that the change In the
government politically was tho cause
This may be In part but in llis oplnior
tile OPPRESSION upon tho masses Just
now 10 the oWgrowth IT living beyouU
tleir means. lhey ought to la pro.
perty owners and have IL Compete cy
TO bridge thum over tile q sis. Instead
OF fruga lily end economy the people
had lived In lttXufy and waHtefulness.
These times will teach now lessons OF
Importance, uud they Will be better of
q IL. lhey Will learn TO eccGOmlal
the future.
d. Wnddc!l is no striker or dIsruptsr
OF tie DnsluGss OF the country. Ilt
beloved strikes always harmful to the
IbDOriIs c,HSses. strikes always 70
ia 4 tn l,a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30
FIFTH EDITION.


|
Miss Henrietta e. Moore, Of ohloa
'spcke On THE sound o. d going In the
Top OF the mulberry trees" There are
LINES when Gods voice Is specially
heard, and In temperance reform 1t Is
now calling to the church TO pray, and
epeak and vote on this great Question.
Miss Madge Hliles. Mrs. CapeIle and
Mrs. Harriet Talley occupied seats on
the platform with Mise Moore. The
church was filed. the audience enthu-
siaBiic and the music thrilling. For
one hour Mics Moore held the undi.
vlded attention Of the audience as she
discussed the OWLS confronting us,and
the need OF devotion and energy In
meeting them.
AT 7.3O the pastor preached the third
OF the series OF sermons to young
people. the sermon last night to young
women on Our Daughters Prepared
Tor Life" He discussed three quail.
neations as essential to their success
i'm life-tha best bodily and mental de-
velopement, modest and noble con-
duct and conservation to God.
/ The church was thronRfd with a
great ldienoe. the gallery aud aisI, 4
being crowded. Great interest was
taken In the practical suggestions made
by the speaker to young women for
the government OF their lives. The
preacher evidently has lofty con-
ception of womanhood, of It's capa-
bilities. opportunities and usefulnes
II young women In thor mental de.
velopement and in their conduct In
public and at home would reach tn o
ideal placed before them, 1t would
make them women, indeed.
An alter meeting was held In the
IlnnfIIrA mil hns. -
thoughtful, unconverted persons az
we'll as Christians present. One lady
came to the altar. and very spiritual
service was held.
Next Sunday evening MIR. Hinna
breaches OIL Daniel. a Model Young
Man." III ths morning class OF IS
lprobatloners will be received.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30

A Houston street car had just crossed
avenue d yesterday afternoon, when the
driver suddenly whirled the brake around,
pulled in the horses and crial. at the top
of his voice:
"Hay, Tom! Hello, Tom
A young man who WAS liking along
the street with Il girl came TO stop, gaZed
around for moment, and then ran out in
to the street and jumped ON the car.
Hello, Jack, old boyl How are youf"
They shook hands for nearly minute,
and then the young man said.
did ye hear l got married. Yes.
That's her. C'm ere, Annie!n
The girl walked through the mud and
stepped on the front platform, blushing
like rose.
"This is Jaci. Oh, she knows all about
ye, jack, Come up and sec us some night,
will your
Then the conductor rang the bell half a
dozen times, and Tom and his wife Jump
ed off, and the car went on and the passen-
gers wondered grumblingly what all the
delay bad been about.-New York Sun.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30

NJ ANTED-To buy amilk route, An.
w ply H.. tn!s once. ESosts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30
TO oprosE rns LICENSE.
The Minfsterlat Union. Take Stops TO
Oppose the Union rarR i.icense.

Oppose the Union rnrN License.
At the Ministerial Union meeting
this morning with Rev. J. X. Milllgan
presiding. Rev. b. T. Jester conducted
the devotional exercises. Revs. HUI.
burd. Watt, Collins and Luyileld were
| introduced.
Rev. j, u. Quigg moved that the
officers OF the Union DO q committee
to serve against the opening OF cigar
stores on Sundays and the posting oil
obscene show bills. The motion was
adopted, and after an interesting dis
oussion the following set of resolu,
tions were adopted:
Whereas. The Ministerial Union oil
| Wilmington has been informed thai
an application for license for the sale
OF Intoxicating liquors at Union Park
will be made at the May term Of court
Resolved, that 1t ia the sense OF this
meeting that the estiIb ishment OF
such place will lie most detrimental
to the good morals and peace OF ouI
city, and we view with pain and alarm
the licensing OF this place as most dau
gerous TO our young.
Resolved that In all our churches
| we Wilt circulate remonstrance;
against the granting OF u license fol
the sale OF Intoxicating liquors al
| Union Batk, ana we Will urge OH
people TO sign tho Same. Resolved
that u committee OF three DO appoint
cd to visit the judges OF our Circuit
Court, and most respectfully bu
earnestly present TO them tho protest
OF this meeting against the granting
OF the above named license, present
the reunonstrance to the Court, ant
take such other action as may seen
bestto SECURE tho defeat Of this appli
cation.
The following constitute the com
mittee:
Revs. Hanna, Thompson. Hendricks
Buddington. and Messrs. Joseph Pyle
L. Bush. Frank 2. Mason, w. II
Gregg, A. Il. Tatum. 5...
An interesting paper was read b,
Rev. +. j. Mason on the Origin OF tn
Il formed Episcopal Church." Word
OF commentator were given by soy
eral present.
Mr.. King made the suggestion tina
n wagon be procured this summer t.
go among tbs slums and preach TIL
gospel. THO Idea was heartily AZ
proved. .a..= ..'t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30

" ANFED 800 g. A. II. man to buy he
w Memorial War Book a, llr copy,
at this Office. nsg.6t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30
VIM. B. SHARP & CO
Fourth and Market SITS.

Spring fingers and Sum.
mer hestitates-to stimulate
these goods we shall make
the following offerings:
Dimities, in a nice line of
figures and stripes, l0c from
I15c.
India Dimities in extra
fine qualities and beautiful
designs Of stripes and fig.
ures, 25c per yard.
Crepe in all the new and
beautiful shades Of plain col.
ors and lowered designs. We
only sell the highest grade
of these goods, such as are
sure to retain the crepe eff,
| fect-1Sc.
Creponette. The new wash
fabric in stripes and plaids,
new shadings and designs,
I1Sc.
Japonette. One of the
very desirable new wash ia.
brics brought out this sea.
SON silk in effect, cotton in
price-25c. ~. f..
Ginghams in the latest
importation of Scotch goods
Ia most complete line in
plain colors, plaids and
stripes the 40c grades Tor
25c. .........
Madras, fine and sheer,
serviceable as a bingham, just
right for Summer wear; the
25c grades for lGc. 49,.
Null in satin stripes of
light and dark grounds with
neat figures and flowers :
lac per yard.
Saline, in magnificent as.
sortmeuts, including one lot
of the finest goods, put up
in dress lengths Of 8, 10, II
and II yards, regular 25c
goods for 15c per yard.
french Brocaded Saline IS
the best and prettiest Saline
made, Soc per yard.
These elegant wash fab.
RIGS for summer wear are
new, fresh and sure to please
you.
Our sale Of Priestley's silk
and wool dress stuffs has
been large. We are on the
last lot. 81. 80 and 81 dress
goods for SOC per yard.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30

WANTEll = Copies OF thu Daily lie
wv publican OF October 70. 70 aud
Noye lnber J. 1897. tor which :hree cents
eaoh VIII be paid at this office. ii
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30

'' "'NNN ~ "'' n""ip'
tho following persona; property, consist
inn OF stations. brood Mares Colts aud
tiilies.
NO. l-Oporto. standard and registered
no. IL, 1870; black stNllion, toaled June 30th
" "A Sget by Kentucky Wilkes record
2.2l he by Coo. WILKES, dam Octoroon
by SIludcr record 2.2SlY he by tn tier rec
old 2.2J, sou of Pilot .lr., second dam
ndettc, by uen. Knox. record 2.9lI, third
dam Blue Flame by iiuinblctonlun 10,
uporto is nicely gated and win make d
race horse as lie showed quarters in Al
No a-I,eII titr5 may niiv fnoIod 1,Iy
20, 1891 sired ~ Sainiin ) "a. dan Siny,
sew t; III .snid to bn Nv Fa,vooi,. n"ii,S ~,
This fiiy is nicely satteI and mia
tic Lima Ihat VII s,io nas nau 9he is
No g-DunleI Stewnr, brn,yi, ,peiii,,
fonicI .JuII 10 iS0i sIred IA / ',m,,,s st,,,,,
Ia nv Iuuins record - sol, rr ,a',r,o
WilIyes Ini,. tintcuce II TrnI IL, X ~
tucky. s,rcd nv StrndTrs' ti,mhI..toniom
s,rnHd Inm I,rys5v ia, 10, I',s,',,s ~" !,
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with truinirIt viii maxi, Ttrot,ar 49,"
M I-isiI,ain s,,ni1,I n,,d ,.a,,is,ar.d
Inv NV fnnlnd Msv i.th Isaa siraI ~
SaindIn record a0SS lam t,inie'aiIn ~
,yclops, record ng, secnud dam I.ady
Iiinicner III ii'uIcins, III AN" IVA
Dv Mitigation, fourth dan by Swceper'.
tT a,9 , i.eT 'nof1ng lhied tbs one !
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lhtsy nne I,,,ta ,,Ii,. ,,,,,,'i,, ,,',t,,t,
~ tile trimming lie hns hnd, in Tho ~tnjG
r5 III y ah1 ~ EtSI 20
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30

The Republican Nomination for
sheriff and coroner OF New Castle
county was held on Saturday and re
suited In the naming OF Paul Gillis. of
White Clay Creek hundred. as the
nominee for sheriff. and Emmett Il.
Stldham, of Wilmington hundred. for
coroner.
The polling places opened at A
O'clock and tho friends Of the various
candidates ut once commenced this
work OF getting out the voters from
their homea and getting them 10 cast
the ballots of their choice. Despite
the brisknese OF the contest there was
no trouble around the polling places.
in which respect tho contest differed
from some OF the Democratic nomina.
lions which have been held in this
county.
About O'Clock George W. Cooley,
who was candidate for sheriff with
drew from tho contest aud his friends
at once began to work for Gillis.
4 Tho vote as tecel7ed at the Republi'
can heaGquarter was as follows
| A.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30

The New Castle Herald tells tho fol
lowing snake story: 'SanUnrn John
son. whiln Thinning thorn he'd ge OF
tnc 'nrm Of Eugene Rogers uour town
al days ago, came across blaci
snake which measured seven fOet II
length Ihe hugo reptile lnountcI
the hedge with woutlerfnl az .ty, an
6auburn made several unsgecossfu
attempts Lefore he feiied his snake
ship TO the ground. Itls said there /
bluGk sIatsr IN William II. MuCoy'.
woods which measures seventeen 10.
In length. IL hHs been seen Oh seyrra
occasions hut It will take the swift
ness Of an express tcaln to oyertake 1t
SO II il said -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30

DR.. r. ]. Baily. who went to Florida
lost autumn. died at Jacksonville. on
Thursday. aged about IS years lie
Sharpless. OF Ashland. They brought
his body home on Saturday. His
funeral Will take place from the house
oil his sister. Mrs. Hannah e. Clark. In
Kenneth Square Pa, to morrow (Tues-
day. afterr Don at . O'Clock. The doc
tor had been All extensive traveller and
acquired quito large fortune, which
We suppose, will be divided among his
relatives. Mrs. Evan I. Green. Mrs.
Hannah CLARK, Mrs. Amos Sharpiess
nnd DR.. Elisha Bally.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30

We have just purchased q lot OF fin,
Imported and domestic cloths from
q dealer who wanted money. We Rol
them at panic prices and will give oui
customers the benefit. Extra fin,
quality OF suitinRs to order sl2
Trousers to measure s.. These gar
ments handsomely made and trimmed
AID perfect tit guaranteed. Our alh
suits to order md IS trousers will
stliKe you with wonder. Liverpool
Y London Clothing and Tailoring Co.,
800 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30

Presiding Elder Barrett preached in
kingswood Nj. Il. Church last evening
In tho absence of Rev. W. S. Dulany,
who occupied tho pulpit at Epworth
Church.
Tho revival is still In progress at
tho church ana Is conversions are TO
ported from the work OF Thursday
and Friday nights. The meeting will
he continued this week. All arc lnvit.
ed ~ attend.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30

Derangemenls OF the Kidneys and
i YER lead to Inpoverishment OF the
blood. from which spring many trou-
.blous maladles that never get we'll OF
themselves" III you have any such
affections you cannot too speedily
seek the aid Of patent medicine, aud
the safest you can employ Ia DR.. Ken.
lnedy's Favolite Remedy. It's efficacy
Its dlscoverUr long before 1t was put
forth psa proprietary medicine. No
more deseryehly popular medicine was
over offered to the public and none
has ever achieved, by its merit, greater
popularity.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30
DIED.

lSCHW AIMEYER.-In this city, on Apri
rs. 1871. Harry L. sch nlHeyrr ugel B
: wears.
| Friends of the family. KeoN,rk Tribe
no. = l. q. H. NJ, 60 deu Gut Command.
cry No. 10. knights Of Malta and employ.
es OF THE puscy y Jones Company. are
respectfully invited to attend the tuuoral
from his late residence. ith and Adams
streets Oh W dnesiay afternoon at i
Io'ciuck. Services at nrrison NJ T.
Chnrch. lnierment at liNervicw ceIue
Ilery.
lFI'NK-p this city. on A riI 9th, 1891
| Mary u. FUNK, az ii 81 years
| Helai ives and friends are invited TO 1T
tend her funeral from the residence OF
her son-initw. Elmer Reeve, d a. Yves
Ninth street, on Monday afternoon M .
O'clock Services ~ thu house. Inter.
jment mt Wilmington and Brandywine
Cemetery.
IROuf--on April . 9TH. 1891. Maria D.Ronp
Relatives ard fricntis ARE invited to Mt
tend tho funeral from the resldcnco nt
her sister, Mrs Ann II. Cam, 20, Easi
Eighth slreet on Monday. the ,ath inst
at II O'clock II. M. without further no
ltice. lntermcnt private.
W Ain Erin this city. on April 9sth.
1894, David X. Walker Hgvd q! yenrs
Notice OF the funeral will be given.
Anyone wishing flower work for
funerals should call at Hayden's, 70g
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30

The time Is fast approaching for the
selection of men to represent the poo
pie In the next Legislature. Men we
want this timo and not ilgureheads.
Aud In looking over the ground for
the right sort OF man to represent
lied Lion Hundred we believe tho in.
terests Of tie people will he best
served by tho selection OF Theodore
L. Clark.
WM. NJ. STucKERT AND 0rHERs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30

A young lady ON the west side last
night sat up later than her mother
Cwhom she sleeps with) and while try
ing to get Into bod without disturbing
her sho tripped over her mothers
foot and fell to tho floor. As she
tips the beam at about l6O pounds,
tho family and neighbors thought as
they awoke with the noise, either there
had been an earthquake or one oil
DuPcnts mills had exploded. She
was not injured,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30

Sergeant Evans and Officer Scott
left thls morning for the canal IL
spend pleasant day fishing. 1t is ex
pected that tho two limbs OF the law
VIII have Il large aunibeI of fish with
them on their return to this city this
evening. And 1t can be candid,
stated that oil the fish brought home
Will rel RESENT the catch and that
none OF them will be bought.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30

The prices OF our suits and trousers
Have you examined the quality? In
spected the makeup? Then. don't yo,
wonder how In the worlG wo can give
such excellence for SO little money
Time and III jney both saved by com
Ing here at the start. We have marhet
tho prices to minimum. This mini
.hum is very low, as u look at oui
window will demonstrate.
BURKE, BoMnoFF & Co,
SCI Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30
Mada-tO-
Measure
Clothing,

ing the demand and get
ting the orders. Every
one seems to want to eco
nonize in clothing and get
the very best they can for
the money. This just suits
us, as careful buyers are
always sure pay and are
the customers whose trade
we cater especially for.
Whether a cheap Sack
Suit, good GETAWAY Suit,
Coat and Vest or Pair OF
Trousers for every day or
better wear we will give
yon careful attention, salts
factory fit and we'll made
garments. Prices mean
nothing in dependent OF
qualities and the best way
to determine is to come in
and see the two together
and you'll know just what
we are offering.
JAS. L. MULLIN & Son
Clothing, 9th & Market
Hats, Wilmington,
Shoes, Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30

81 desire, through your columns. tc
express my thanks to my friends
throughout Now Castle County FOL
their support, and would earnestly ask
their individual support to elect my
successful competitor Paul Gillls.
would also respectfully ask their aid
two years hence
HORACE G.. RErrEw."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30

The statement that the Wilmington
Minstrel Club Quartette. or any mem.
beis thereof would sing at tho PEG
'pln's Theatre Saturday night WIS in.
correct. Their next appearance In this
city will be at the Opera House next
Thursday night, for the benefit oil
Dupont Post, q. A. Il.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30

Tomorrow promises to be fair
With ,fr9sb southerly winds. followed
BY cloudlnesg Indicating showers Id
different sections. Wednesday fair,
and rather cooler.
State of rherm olneter
at the REPUBLICAN olIice to-day. In the
shade:
7o'clocf, IOo'clook, q O'Clock
so "a 90
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30

Yesterday morning as Mr.. Carey. one
OF the Philadelphia bicyclers who were
In this city was taking n spin with
eeveral others on the kenne tt pike
near the turnpike his wheel struck a
stone and he was thrown about fifty
feet. lie remained unconscl1u for
nearly two hours, II is feared that he
sustained Internal Injuries. His bicy.
Gle was badly mashed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-30

Very Eminent Commander, John A
Cowun and staa. Of tho Knights Of 81
John and Malta, of Toronto, Canada
visited thlb city yesterday and wer.
entertained by the local Organization
last night, They will attend genera
business meeting oil all the encAlnp
ments here tonight.