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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09

THE old carpet-baggers, Conover, Lit
teheid, Stearns, Purman, and others, can
rest easy now. Their sins are as white
as snow compared with fraud perpetrat-
ed by white southern Democrats in the
city Of Jacksonville in the year of our
Lord. 1894" This is what the Times
Union says about the election In Jack
sonville on Tuesday. 1t claims that
300 Democratic voters were denied tie
privilege Of voting. The Governor OF the
State sent the militia to guard the polls
and intimidated the voters and the in
timidaton was successful. for the time
being at least. But the courts are taxi
ing a hand i'm the fight and IL is hoped
that the trouble will be fairly adjusted
The contest. as the Times Union puts
it, is between the people and the rail-
roads. and as there are more people than
railroads the people will prevail I'm the
end. Why honest men cannot be honest
when IL comes TO an election is one
Of the curious features of our political
Observation-Disclosures News and Cour-
ipr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
Endarscd tho ,Iin.stPrs.

The woman's Christian Association held
a meeting yesterday at u o'clock; with
large attendance. The ways and Means
Committee are hard at work arranging
for delightful concert 10 be given at
The Young Mems Christian Association
on the 18th instant, when the attraction
will be the New York celeDrlties.
The Lunch Committee are maklhg. prog,
tea to the members OF the National Con-
vention of Christians 10 be held In this
city c. mmencing October 18TH
The Board of Managers passed resotu-
ministers of the city 10 suppress gamb-
ling at the Exposition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
1ff'!{S!jFE::N|!'!,!!(9
Il. IS, IS and II East Broad.
TUESDAY. Oct. Q, 1894.


The store will be closed Wednes-
day all day.
Visitors to this city during the
Fair are asked to vary from the old
beaten paths Of the lower part of
our city and come to new Rich
mond.
The move Of our great city is
westward.
The move of our city's greatest
retail enterprises is westward.
WE travel with progress in every
direction, and turning our back to
the past, continually improve on
the old customs.
Great business enterprise begetS
great trade, and nowhere in the
United States is there a store where
YOU can deal on surer footing. his
direct aim has brought the great
business from its infancy OF thirty
seven years ago to its present ele-
waited position.
EVERY VISITOR IS CORDIAL
LY INVITED THROUGHOUT
ANY PART OF THE STORE.
The Cohen Co.'S opening of the
Wrap Department may be looked
upon as an event that makes buy
ing ready.
Everything new in Ladies',
Misses and Children'S.
Ladies' Chinchila Garments for $500,
every good value Of $3.50.
Ladies' oxford 81 Length Cheviot, all
wool, doube-breasted, with velvet col
Navy Chinchiiia quality Of material sold
year ago for }l2. for $L9S.
Beaver Coats brilliant and new, In
black, navy. and brown; this hand
some garment only 5"
From these prices all the way to
$50, aud the same good value in
all. Special to-day.
% New six Plush Capes. 26-inch length,
full military sweep. lined with silk
and edged with double row Martin FUR
for $50; good So value.
$500 b ok purchase is on the
counters to-day, the like Of which
was never seen. Prices TO place
knowledge before everybody at a
trihe cost.
THAT HOUSEWARE DEPART
MENT. 1t looks just like Christ
mas time. Nearly all the new
goods have arrived, and everything
is in readiness.
YOUAfE VEL CONE WHETH-
Err TO LOOK OR TO BUY.
Screens Q8 cents.
Three Fold oak Screens, fancy top. 60
inches high, 9Sc each.
Oak Backing Cases. carpet top, SIC
each.
Cup and Saucer, IS cents.
Real China Cups and saucers after
dinner shapes, Dresden decoration
just l5c
Flower Bowls, Is cents.
Imported Crystal Flower Bowls, 1uted
top. with heavy gold border 4Sc each;
actual value 81 80
Venetian Glass Flower Vases, floral
decoration and gold tniSh, actual value
81 each, for 9Sc.
Special purchase Cut-CIass,
hence special prices.
Rich Cut Glass Bud Vases, q, CSC. Sl.iS
each: ought 10 be Sl.35. g., and $40.
Rich cut Cologne Bottles SD each;
ought 10 be S2.15.
Rich cut Glass Celery Dips 19c each;
ought to be Toe.
Rich cut Salt Cellcrs various styles,
2Jc each; ought TO be 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
CHICAGO POSTS ANSWER To LEE
CAMP

Whatever else may be said OF the re-
piy "hich the Chicago Grand Army Post
mas made to Lee Camps letter, one very
sra.hying thing can be said OF 1t. and
tnat is that II is conceived and written
ia friendly and kindly spirit, altogether
dinerent from the arrogant and Offensive
tone OF the hrst which was neither more
nor less than an impertinent lecture
from parties whose opinions had not been
asked for
when people are approached. In the
spirit of this second letter any differences
OF opinion whatever can be pardoned and
overlooked. and we take no offence at
All. therefore. at the kindly advice Of
fessd W that w change the conviction
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
INTERNdrt0NfL AND STATE.
Tn. Christian En"eaVor ConVent'oh' "
Chuuge Places of Meeting.

The che nge Of TIE international Chris
tan Endeavor convention next year from
San Francisco to Boston viii increase
tho efze of the Virginia delegation. They
viii most probably go from Norfolk 10
The CONGESTION Of the transportation
lines on these occasions Is so great i lI,..,
IN rho matter. They expect TO secure
sufficient state-rooms to accommodate
the entire delegation on the same BOAT
stanton was selected at the state con
vention i'm Lynchburg as the neHJ pa
of meeting. but OWNS 10 the hoidihG o.
the Y. NJ. c. A. convention in StaInt
very near the same date some olheI
city may have to be designated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
The Day of Afonemrnt

At shutdown this afternoon will com-
mence Your Hahppuoun" the hottest
and most solemn day In the calendar az
the Jewish Church. II viii be observe
by the Israelites of the city this even.
ing and all day Wednesday. A histor ,
of the Day Of Atonement and its sig.
nifcance was published In Sunday
Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
EDITORIAL COMMENTS.

New York Sum, We are glad to near
.ha, there is 10 be an organized move
,aant fo arouse the women OF New fofk
~ Interest in the coming municipal cam
, ~ The failure OF the woman sui.
eraSe amendment In the constitutional
ronvention has delayed their admission 10
noIificai eauality with men, but az IL IL
tIkeiy that they Will be charged Win the
dnts Of voting at some time In the future.
wbsteyer contributes directly to their po-
Iiticai education is desirable for them ana
for the State.
New York World: The Republican
stumpers are still fighting very shy of the
income tax.
Governor Mckinley, during his speech at
St Louis, was asked by a voice In the
audience: How about the income taxi
The artful dodger evaded the question
with the Smart retort that Eve are
good deal more troubled about what In
comes we are to get hereafter than about
the tax on them"
Philadelphia Record: Ex-President Har-
rlson is booked for thirty speeches In
Indiana before election day. There Is no
indication OF hold-back or retirement In
such programme.
Baltimore Herald: Buckeye State DEM
ocrats continue to clamor for free silver.
Ohio has long shown a decided tendency
to run wild on political and economic fal-
lacies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09

The public lis greatly indebted to the
Dispatch for the information it gave it
on Sunday relative to the nomination IN
Maryland to succeed Mr.. Rayner of Mr.
Thomas c. Cowden. VIII the Dispatch
now tell US who Mr.. Thomas c. Cowden
Isl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09

SlU|l2l& BOV|ey
lOl I. Broad ST.

CHIIDREN's SHOES. Patent and Dom
COLA Tips heavy and light weights, sizes
10 3. at 20. c., Is. Sc, 81. ard sl25.
CHILDREN'S SHOES, Patent and Dom
COLA Tips. heavy an1 light weights, sizes
Sl-2 TO l0l-2 at 65, 70. Sc. 81. SIPS. and
$40
MISSES SHOES Patent and Dongola
Tips, heavy and light weights. sizes Il l-2
to ?. at 50, CSC. Sis, sl25, $3.50. and s..
LADIES SHOES. Patent TIPS. heavy
and light weights, c. s. AMI Opera. at
CSC. N.15 SIS, $50, sl.75 81 $50. 50, $50.
and 81.
GENTS SHOES. in Veal. Calf, Grain,
and Buff. 95c., Sl.25. $50. and a.IS.
GENTS SHOES, In Calf. Al $50, w.
81 80. $3.50. 81, and s..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09

The date for the lecture which Pro-
lessor Leon n. Hasseleff was announced
to deliver at the Young Mems Christian
postponed until after the Exposition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09

in all the popular lengths, from - 10
30 inches, just received 1T COZ,
"0 KAUFMAN & CO.'S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
For IndIgestion

USE HoRsroRD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
II your dinner disiresses you. try It
1t aids digestion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09

Ciothing-House will be closed on We'd
nesday on account of holiday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
now TOWNS ARE TO ELECT.

The walton law is radical iIro ,nmet
S beO Strictly Construed But the qHes conl
may be asked eiact a9% are The 70" answer an is
dnGt t TSanter a Of the Code OF 81 makes
P PA and THa ample provisions for such e fi
GfETIERis and the laws o g9yeFr9l Tespe ld[
election aIOm l 1del by Implication, and as
cd s6eT or q n%thiHg in the Walton law toge6R
l M the law of the land for their 66Pi5
ment.
Harrisonburg, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
ThG FOlrQlp0an Price Co.
RIOS ES'

Now on at prices never before ATTEMPTED
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09

A few moments can be spent in
our house this week with pleasure
and profit to yourself.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-19

A pleasant surprise party was ten.
dered the Misses Florence Pavord and
Blanche Whitcraft at their residence
No. 1913 King street. Friday evening,
February 10th. by the Misses SalIle
sullivan and May Whitorafts At q
reasonable hour they retised to the
dining room aud did ample justice to
the many deliGacies of the season.
Among those present were: TIE
Misses May Whitcruft, Sallle Sullivan.
Stella Budd, Annie Johnson. Ola
Florence Pavorj, Sadie Mcconnell,
Sadie Provost, Maggie Mcconnell,
Mabel Artz. Reba Blest, Sadie Palmer,
Annie Sullivan, Blanche II. Whitcraft,
Annie johnson. Mamie Kenny, May
Beatty, Della Cromwell. Mary BEST,
Ethel Buckingham, Lulu Sullivan,
Meta johnson, Lizzie Turner. Edith
Ridgeway. Jennie Sullivan, and Mag.
gle Nowlan.
The Messrs. Clinton Fogwell, Nor.
ton Taylor, Elmer klund, William
Newell. Harry Connolly Clarence Com
her, William Marten. Edwin Palmer,
Ernest Hearn. Herbert lngle, George
Bally. Clarence Chambers. Charles
Day, Miller Turner, John Bron t,ir,
George McCracken. Clarence Welsh,
Josie England. Frank McCracken, Geo.
Fritz. John Collins. VIM. Fritz, Harry
Stidham, Preston Spence George
Neltze, Alfred Anderson. VIM. Brad
grove, Harry Mundorff aud Clarence
Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Palmer. MIR. and
Mrs. Alex. whitcraft, Mrs. Day, Mrs.
Cromwell and Mr.. and Mrs. Is. U.
Wells.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-19

Some sixty rnemtcrs Of RraGIywi nj
Commandery, kn'gh's OF Malta, az.
Nended unlOn NJ Z Church. o. San.
day morning and listsns | to an fGtar.
nstlng sermon by hev Mr.. Amos, II
regard to the importance u ogaIionn Q
tothe laws ofGoiHs wella3ig he laws
oil man. He lei that the tendency to
mildelity ana neglect Of Il ny were
among the greater eylis OF the day.
The night kind OF children no sad. re
speet as well as fear their parents, and
the right kind of people not only re.
spect but fear and love God. He ar.
Hued that love should be the ruie IN
the home. in tho lodge, in the chnreE
and in the community a large. Gud no'
onlyrequires oar love bat our services
Dlsohedience ne regarded az the foam
dutlon OF all evil, aud said those who
expect happiness on this earth and IN
tie lie To come must to ohedlenl.
He eul6gized the kmGhts OF Malta
for the principles embodied in Their
constitution and bylaws. especial,
for the prominence accorded to TIE
Bible. which he hoped should nsyer
be excluded from our publ schools.
and their declarations In favor OF
purity, as we need moro purity In
politics, In business and In tho church
he regarded the CONNECTION Of McKane
IN New York Tor his crimes asa hops.
fnlslgn. In conclusion n rslsrrad to
the cross, tho emblem Of ale order
and hoped that they would always up.
hold the principles 1t represented. SO
that their triumph in life and in daatn
may DO made memorable. Tee ser
mon was well tImel fore bly, delivered
ard ns=Ie an impression on many
minds that may not DO erased while
life lasts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-19

NEWARK, \. J., Feb. 10 ~ ht freme.
we're curried down by n fa.sng floor yes
terday and some of Them were badly in
jured. The iireIncn were called shortl,
after noon to the drug store nj iT9 yeropi
avenue The flames spread rnpidIy. ana
the intlammable stuff in the 81 ore fed them
The flames jumped TO the buildings on
elher side. One was occupied Ms gro
Gerry and the other as dry goods store
While the lire was at IFS height number
OF the men OF the insurance patrol No {
engine and No. 2 truck were at work on
the second fioorof No III. The men from
the patrol reached the windows and
climbed to safety The fremen were car
ricd down by the tloer into the flames be
meath, Their companions went TO thcil
rescue at once, and all were taken on
alive but four We're seriously injured. Thu
loss TO he building is Slight,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-19

What natural WOOL is has been re
realed by "a lawsuit in lIeicestershirc
brought by the Nottingham chamber al
commerce against respectable hosier,
manufacturer Of 30 years standing, who, il
was charged, had, with intent to defraud
falsely Described certain items of femnin,
Undertaking. The goods, which wer,
marked natural WOOL turned ont to b,
half cotton. A London maker called for
the defense testified that high priced art i
cles were known as AL wool" and moder.
ate priced goods were described as mat
ural wool" and understood TO contain cot.
ton, 1t was said that the Leicester manu-.
facturer had simply used the terms as EN-.
ployed by Other firms for years. The court
decided, however, that the designation in
question was false trade description un.
der the merchandise marks act, and the de.
PENDANT was fined 10 with costs.-Chicago
Tribune.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-19

The writer OF Democrat Glasses
in the Sunday Star, seems to be suler.
Ing from an attack OF ncgrophobla.
tie u like man with dellrlum tremens
who tancioa that there Is snake in
every corner OF his bedroom, and tn,
air is filled with avensinR spirits. A
slight row between three orfour white
s!rls and as many co,Ored ones. pu.
pills OF the Howard and High school.
ne cites as an instance OF what may b
expected in case OF Republican su
premacy in the State. The above die
fnroance was shockingly, If not wick
edly exaggerated Ter political effect,
In short molehill was maInllisd into
mountain, and tho writer sA0ull be-
ashamed to so greatly dIstOrt lii,
facts. There Is no reason tHat tho Il
publlcans will coun,euunts lawiess
iess or do anything 10 enc mirage coa.
fention between Ito white and colvrs,
race.
They only ask Iastice to all, tnlr
every one should behave ..im eli %,
herself and comply with the laws.
Democratic G.asses ssams - be tair
representative OF 10 t(GiNOltn. fancy
Ing there ie IN eaen Yin cary bIgn
and a windmill on top Of oaan hin
filed with armed mon. challenging
dlm to battle, Ws ao9s he wild 80.
11me cllmeras time rolts on, a. III fna
old Tho Republic, aus arc DniuI to ri.
nph, and II II, 10 Sta tgugh!a with
cams OF nrgi ophabia ns ehoahl
nrawhis mantls mora closely aoau'
Ills hoad ut night, II or.ler To shut GU
the haunting pAantotns oil t,tght.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-19

.
tempt to XIII NJ. Etienne.
PARIS, Feb l9-Anarchist Henry ha,
made II further confession 10 the police
and AS n result of il his mothers hons,
was searched The police found mucl
chemical apparatus and y number of let
t"rS and photographs, including n groul
OF twenty anarchists. All of these thing
will prove valuable to the police in theii
efforts to arrest all the chief anarchist,
who were implicated IN the plot will
Henry. Henry also divnlgrd the uamc4 uI
several of hs anarchist friends, and thci,
arrests are expected to take place in +
short time
When Henry WINS confronted with ihost
who had helped to capture him his att
tudr was characteristics VI. Etiennc. ol
the Western Railway company, said than
when about to seize Henry the fugtiv,
turned and fired point blank nj him.
Look, added NJ. Elcnne. showing hi,
waistcoai pierced by bullet chad llcnr,
fired Il trihe higher should have received
the bullet in my chest"
Henry Cintcrrupting l-Well what harm
would there have been in hiatt
NJ. Eticnne white with angcry-Whv
would you have killed me-
Henry We'll, what then ==
NJ. Eticnne-YOu boodthirstv Scoundrel
Henry | regret thai the revolver was ol
such inferior quality should have felt
certain satisfaction at being confronted
with yon in The morgne, ! living and you
q corpse.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-19


How you eau afford TO give away
fifteen Of those exquisite paintings
Tor ten cents is more than | can UNI
ceretand." said a wellknown citizen
yesterday. II have copy of the
Honeymoon hanging In my house
which cost me sl9; but yours liz better
ana cost me only three iliths OF a
cent" The reason is simply this. we
want more subscribers, and are will
Ing to pay to get them. We know
that IL they once begin TO read our
paper they will soon become perma.
nent subscribers. We can thus afford
to be liberal. We want all our reg liar
subscribers to help us. Tell your
friends about tho pictures and give
them the coupons. You do not re-
aulre Tor week or two to start the IN i.
You Will be doing US q great servIc o
and your friends Will be pleased with
the pictures.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-19

commencing Sunday, February Is
tho Baltimore and ONO railroad will
make a number Of Important changes
III Its tram schedule. East.bound
tta'ns IRON Delaware avenue ar,
changed a. follows. The Philadelphia
express at 5 40 M. viii run to Read
.lE Terminal and connect with New
YORK cypress leaving at g.Ij a. m
Twelfth ana MUfaot streets. A ueS
'ast express tor Philadelphia will
!eRNe Market street at il.35 O. m,
Delaware avenue ut ll.5a a. M
dale except sunday rhiMdei phi8
acc omm odGtion changed from D. IN
to is3zp m. lie 3 81 and 1 Oj D. IN.
tiadclphia accommodation trains
pr' consolidated and vii! leave daily al
Sc y, M.
Tho Philadelphia accommodation
changed irDu ) H5 p IT. to ~ y. m
From Mm'et street station the New
lork anti liicdclphla express changed
from I . to 10 a, IN. The Baltimore
ana l.andenberg hcco;u N odation
train ifem 3g1 to 2.ja .. M. The
fhiladelphia accommodation from
sou to 3eij p. NJ. The Baltimore ue
co mmollatloR, now leaving at 5,3j a.
m VIII he discontinued Yves,
bound trains from leIawlrs aven Ia
are changed az iol,GTR Baltimore
from 3.l1to . d .. IN,
The Newark, Baltimore. Washington
Cincinnati anu st. Louis express non
" 80 p. m 10 3s y. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-19
iDEGf5rERp ORDER
LIZ hEaisTERs OFFICE
! NEW CASTLE Co, Dst.

,DEGI5TERp ORDER
ih hEaIsrRRs OFFICK
4 NEW QAsTLE Co. Dir-
Upon the application OF Robert u I.
water. Executor of Hannah Il. Gregg.
late OF Wilmington hundred in snid
county. deceased. 10 ia ordered and
T 9ireS.ea by the Register that the
tary upon the estate OF the deceased,
with tile date OF granting Thereon 81
causing advertisements to be posteJ
within forty days from tho date OF suoh
letters IN six OF the most public piaoss
OF the county ofNow Castle, reqpirina
Az persons having demands against the
estate 70 present the sumo or abide by
an Act OF Assembly in such case made
TO ba inserted within tho same period
IN the Daily Republican. a news-
paper published in Wilmington. Del.
and to DO continued therein three weeks
-, Given under tho hano ano san,
o. 8. OF ONCE OF tile BeaIster efors.
- said, at Wilmington. In New
Castle County, aforesaid, thu day and
yenrabove written.
J: WILKINS CooCH, Register.
NoTICE=-Notite Is hereby given that
Letters Tesiamentary were in due
form Of granted unto the undersign.
1881; and that all persons having elaine
against the estate OF the deceasca musS
present the same. duly attested, to the
eAiu Executor on or before tho a6t h day,
OF January. 1855, or abide the Act %
Assembly In such case made and pro-
vided. ROBERT l., WAITER
Ala reaa Rspnett S,,,aro d. @esu'o,.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-19
DRESS GOODS
POPULARITY

Popular for many reasons
H. chiefly because no better
goods can be bought at the
price.
800 yards of fine imported
Surah Cloth in all shades at
39.cents-3S inch. Regular
SOC quality.
A splendid line Of Novelty
Dress Goods, 36 inches wide,
in all.wool and silk and wool,
at As cents. We know of
one firm in Brooklyn, N. Y,
that sold Monday, February
5, $500 worth Of these goods,
and Monday, February IL,
$l100 worth at 40 cents.
They must be cheap at As
cents. .... .m..
A lovely line Of AZ and
50-inch Novelties in new eff.
fects at $l.25. These are
from one OF the most exclu.
sive dress goods houses in
New York. ........ ....
Five pieces of Atwood
Black Figured Armures at
37l cents; reduced from so
cents.
We are offering our IS.
cent number of 56.inch Sur.
alb Cloths in all shades at 50
cents and believe them to be
the best value in the market.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-19

Catalogue OF Cloth Bennd Books OfIcr
cd by the Republican.
8. Adventures of Mise voInsy.
4. An In q GARDEN Fair.
10. Beaton's Bargain.
Il. pede's Charity.
ID. Avatar.
10. Brother Against Brother.
IA. Baron Munchnueen. ...s
81. Cell IS.
%. Circumstantal Evidence.
%. A Close Call. ....-.
"a. Cobwebs and Cables.
%. The Chaplain's Secret.
80. Claire and the Forge Master.
81. The Detective Trio.
IS. Drops OF Blood.
80. A Fallen Idol. "s....-.-
80. The Cruise OF the Black Prince,
Il. Fighting the Air.
AZ. The Duchess.
30. Good News.
SO. Fatal Phoyml.
SIS. Flag of Distress.
SO In Thraldom.
63. Joyous Tidings.
81. A Life oil Interest. -.-."...
81. Harvest.
6S. Heart and Science.
80. The Heroes. ..."- 3.
81. Mohawks. ..- .-
los. My Good Friend.
l3S. Search for Basil Lyndhurst.
l57. Virgin, Housewife.
100. Children's Bible Picture Book.
l8i. Chlld's Own Book. Nv
l62. Life OF Shakespeare.
1853. Matrimonial Agent.
l73. Natural Law in the SpIritua
World.
173. A Babe in Bohemia.
l76. Broken to Harness, .a
III. A Noble Sacrifice.
1fS. CULVER Swift.
l19. Coward and Coquettes.
$50. Tile No. llj.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-19

Bostou w, smith. known among the
young people Of tie Rartist Cuutcb AZ
nGlo boston. he'd scrEices at Bethany
Bartist hurrl1 all day yesterday. III.
meetings under the direction OF T-rclc
Boston will be continued all this
week. There will he services At
O'Clock every afternoon especially for
school children. but all are invited
There Will be.ssr"iees evary evsuinR
at $50 o'clock. Boston ". Smith i
state SECRETARY ~ Minnesota Tor tho
American Baptist Publication Society
lie was furmeriya successful busines.
man, hut showed such business taei
adaptGeiiity for work among youul
people that he Inns made 1t his llft
work