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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24
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FRANKLIN. In his ritN. on March eth
Isai, iiitain Fraul.Inln Tie 1ith yra
ut his age.
The relatives md friends 9th Family.
also hIs trllow-wurkm"n OF tue IL. Il IL.
umpany are invitcl 10 attend his In
neral tlOln THE r. Siurnte OF his sister
M's. sarah =tnultucy, @)l Tny Tor ltreet,
on Monday afternoon. a :! O'Clock. Luz
t"rm"at ~ Wilmington AMI l'ratdN W ne
Cemetery,
SMITH on March ., 1871 Elsie, ,laugii.
ter Ci Iharic~ T.. and Josephine Smttn,
aged live years.
RrtriN,suna friends alc invited 10 at.
trild her Funeral from tho rp+id"n g OF
hcI p trcnts, No. h!i East Twelfth street
on sunday afternoon, AT 3 o clock. lit,
termert ~ kivcryirw.
CARPENTER ON March ~ isll. Il.
tweir. sot Of Ida. aii THE late James
Carpenter, aged ni years
| Relatives AVID tficni- urr invited 10 nj
/ tend his tnnrtul from the residence of
/ hts mother No, Gi3 Monroe street ON
1 sunday afternoon. at wu O'Clock. ln-
/ tcrmenr ~ Rtrcrylow cemetery.
/ BRADY Al New Castle, Del On March
a1th, 1855. iohu +. BRADY. aged 20 years.
| Relatives an friends and DIVISION No,
! g. y. q. H.. are invited To attcud his
( tuneta' from his late residence on 9th
] street, on Mnndty morning.. March .Ith
/ AZ - clock. II git mr-s NJ st. Peter !
4 Catholic Church, at O'clock.
! DARlttI son March q IS1t Grace
/ daughter OF Gco ". ana Agnes D,rret
! Hgci moath..
! EGlatlycs mud friends are invited to ut
tend the funeral from her parents est
drncc. .Is y. Harrison stree. on Sntlh
dHy afternoon atto rlOra. lhtnnncnt II
New t'ustIc um"tcry.
1iNbAl.l.=uu hur dav, at = Ia u. IN Ii
Washington. u. 4, MIS- Eliza lsiu4hlhi
rciict OF tn" ltfr ~Hrruti L. ftuaaII
iarucrly ul Wilmington. Del. agci .
Yeas.
Philadelphia Ledger please copy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

Two giants among men-'he great
est statesman NJ d he gleatest physi-
clan that America Las pr duced-Dun.
iel Webster and E.wurl 4. pheln =
have both done honor to Dartmouth
college, ore as student, the other II;
an instructor.
10 Prof. Edward l.. Pnc ps. NJ. D.,
IL D.. tho world to day nr % longer
lifO and more ireeiom from sickness
han to any Othcr physician.
Every Dartmouth nlumnus of more
than II dozen years standing remem-
bers the awe IN which lie held the keen
observer whose name appeared IL the
college catalogue next to that or the
president as professor OF materla
medra; and every younger graduate
has admired tbs complete museum Of
medical hotony which Dr. Phelps gave
to the college
Bat it WIS the wOrld.famcd diGcov-
cry al ltof, Phelps OF an iniHllibio
cure for those fearful ills that result
from an impaired nervous system aud
impure blood which has endrGred the
great doctor to the world. and made
Ills life all era III the practice of medi'
cine.
liof. Phelps was born i'll Connectl-
cut AID graiuntad from tho military
school al Norwich. Vt. lie studied
medicine with Prof. Nathan Smith Of
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24
SOCIETY NOTES.


THE PUBLISHERS ODE
The wind bloweth.
The water fioweth.
The subscriber oweth.
And the Lord knuweth
That we ars In need of our dues,
Socome running.
Fro we go a Cunning, A.
For this thing OF dunuin'
Gives us the blues
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch HAWTHORN re-
turned home to-day to Bridgeton, N.
D., after an absence OF some ten days.
Cards are out announcing the wed.
ding OF Miss Fannie Short OF George.
town, and Mr. Harry b. Boyer, OF Will
miEgton. on Wednesday, March 20, at
the residence OF tho BRIDES mother,
Mrs Hannah Short, at $50 p. IN.
Miss May Stroud Is visiting Miss
Mary II. Smith. ut Elkton.
Miss Isabella Wales has been spend.
ing some time at Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bancroft gavo
a dinner last week, prior to Mr.. Ban.
croft's departore for Europe.
The engagement OF MIR. LennIg and
Miss Sophie DUPONT has been an
nounced.
Mrs. Charles L. Fritz has returne
| from Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry p. Scott have
Issued Invitations tor a reception on
Tuesday, March ~. from 5 until I
o'clock.
lhe last OF the series OF dances Civ.
en- by the Ladies' Associate Organiza.
tion OF the Delaware Field Club will
be given on Thursday evening next In
the Century Club building.
he chaperones Cor the evening will
he: Mrs. JamesA. Draper, Mrs. John
I Il 4
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

New Haven Conn, and graduate ] In
medicine ut Yale,
His unusual talent soon brought
him reputation and prominence among
his profe sSional brethren. In 1875 he
was elected TO the professor3hip of
anatomy nnd surgery IN tho NermC mt
university. In 1871 no was appointed
lecturer on materia medlca and Inedi-
cal botany in Dartmouth college. The
next year he WAS chosen professor of
tho chair then vacated by Prot Rohby,
and occupied the chair. the most inn
portant one In the country, until a
few years before his death in 1889.
lie had for years for59en the dan
gers of the American way of living.
lie went about to lind scientific.
common sense rsmedy TO cure the
common evils that, under ono name
ana another. result from an tni.ealth.
ful state of the nervous svstem. and
within score of years have seemed
to DO sweeping over the country like
an epideulc.
lie succeeded.
lie Sayo to tho medical profession a
celebrated remedy. which has since
some to I've known tho world over Us
! laiue's celery compound.
/ 1t was pr, Phelps prescription
! which ever since has been freely used
E by the most eminent of the PROBES
sion. The formula WAS furnished
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24
FIFTH EDITION.


The benefit athletic entertainment
TO lie rendered Cornelius j. MoriarIty
I'm the Peoples Theatre tonight,
promises to be the best entertainment
lof its kind ever given in this city. Mr..
Moriarlty, Delaware's plueky pugIlist,
i5 determined to have order on this oc.
|casion, and to Insure 1t hae engaged
our officers TO prevent any Disgrace
full conduct which has marked other
athletic entertainments.
The feature will he q GO between
lMoriarity and McHale and. It promises
to he the most scientific bout ever
seen here. He and Glynn this morn
ing reached their respective condl.
lions, and are In excellent trim. The
Kentucky Rose Bud, who knocked out
Dixon Thursday night, will appear.
The Hill sisters will sing and dance
while Harrington and Ilaffey will en-
1 tertain the audience with their comic
sayings and acting. Mise Laura
Vaughn sing and lovers OF clog dane
ing will find pleasure In Miles and
Emerson. Con Moulotn and McAuffy
will spar hree rounds. All the
bouts will be refereed by Harry Mack.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

70 nil reputable physicians. They
found the wonderful remedy to be ex.
actly what was clallued for it. great
neryS and brain strengthened and re-
e orer. IL was demonstrated beyond
doubt that Palne'5 celery compound
would cure nervous debility and ex-
haustion neuralgia, sleeplessness,
dyspepsia. and all blood diseases.
1t was as harmless us it was good,
and it was the universal adv leo of the
medical profession that the com pound
be placed where the general public
could secure 1t. and Thousands of peo-
pie have every year proven the wis
dom OF this good advice.
The recent advice OF Commodore
Howell to uso this compound, which
the commodore publicly said had
saved his oxn life. and the published
testimonials OF Mayor McShnne OF
Montreal. the puet-ilthor Hardy, Geo.
Wright. Marie Tenn pest, Councillor
Morse, Mabel Jenne-s, and other men
and women Of national reputation, Inns
brought The compound into special
notice.
AZ well known physician in this
city says: "Paine's pound Is
| not patent medicine; IL Is nota sarsa-
parillB. II Is not n mere TONIC; it Is not
an ordinary nervine 1T Is Tar beyond
them all as the diamond is superior To
! cheap glass.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24
W NJ. B. SHARP & CO
Fourth and Market SITS.

Beginning Saturday night
at 6 o'clock we shall sell the
following high grade stock.
inss at the following prices:
Boys extra strong heavy.
weight fast black stockings
with spliced heels and toes,
sizes z to 10, lie per pair, 3
pairs for 90 cents, everyday
price % cents per pair.
Ladies' ''Onyx" black
Stockings, spliced heels and
toe, extra fine quality, 10
cents per pair, 3 pairs for so
cents; everyday price %
cents each.
Ladies' "Onyx" black
stockings, the most popular
high grade fast black stock.
ing we sell, SO cents per pair,
3 pairs for 81; Every day
price so cents.
We have the most magnifi.
cent bargains in White Bed
Spreads you ever bought. A
$3.50 crochet quilt for Sl.l0
A S. fine Marseilles quilt fol-
50. go. These elegant goods
are worthy your immediate
attention.
All of our l5.cent Dimi
ties are down to 10 cents
They are in small figures
medium stripes and bold de
signs. .
The out of season Blank
cts at the reduced prices are
half gone. Only forty.fve
more nervy people wanted
Get previous papers Tor the
price cut.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

Yesterday morning middle age d
man went out to the Hebrew cemeter
and commenced TO ditch along tho
road. lie kept ON till dinner time and
he took dinner with a man in The
neighborhood. lie worked then until
might whom he went for his supper.
He wanted to find friend who
lives on Robinson street. lie stayed
with the man all night and this
morning he was taken to tho city hall.
As tina Squire" did not understand
his language he was sent to an inter.
prefer. who no doubt succeeded in
finding his friend for Tim.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24
THIRD EDITION.


The Waite Comedy Company present.
81 the laughable piece Man From
rnttAragus" at the Grand Opera HOUSE
}nst evening. This evening RIP Van
Winkle' will be presented AS the draw
Ing card. The orchestra continues to
30 u drawing feature. The engage
ment closes this evening.
On Monday evening Lincoln J. Car
ter's mammoth scenic productions
The Tornado.' will be presented ut the
Grand Opera House. This Is one Of
tho greatest melo dramas that has
ever been put on the stage. The TOT.
nadR scene is remarkably vivid and
thrilling. The whole scene is really q
marvellous Illustration OF the posi-
bilities OF stage Illusion and the
curtain calls that 1t has met with ia
faid to be deserved. The house on
this occasion will no doubt be packed.
The great success, 1.-The Crust OF
society." will be presented at the
Grand Opera House on Tuesday even.
Ing by a cast that would be hard to be
equaled. with magnificent scenic eff.
1uets. IL has been presented h re- be.
Tore anu drew big houses. As this is a
fact 1t should not need any comment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

II have known OF several persons
who regarded themselves as greatly
benefited, and some of them ae per,
manently cured OF diseases of the kid
ney and urinary organs, by the use OF
Warmers Safe Cure. have known
too, of it's being used in similar case
by physicians Of the highest character
and standing. do not doubt It has
great virtue. This treatment, I want
In the interests OF humanity, to re-
commend"
1t is a gratifying fact that man,
ministers OF tho highest standing. are
giving careful attention TO those
things that concern the physical vel.
fare of their people. Their work In
the iield OF charity. and all lines that
can aid In the wellbeing of hu mainly
cannot be commended too highly. and
1t Is with pleasure that we present the
nbove clear and truthful statement
for the benefit Of all readers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

An article appeared In your paper q
short time ago in references to ray suit
against the trustees OF st patrlci' 8
r. g. Church at Ashland which does
be considerable Injustice. | have
never received the amount for the
work the contract called for; II it was
paid at all it was paid to the man who
worked with me, The trustees author.
lied me to do the WORK and claim
That there Is still a balance due me
notwithstanding the fact That Justic o
MoWhorter gave Judgment whic h
makes ms debtor OF sll.73 to the
Musteas.
In reference to the statement that l
em rot practical house pm nter | Will
hIerely say that the work have done
10th before and since painting the
church Is sufficient refutation OF the
ABSURD Justification. TIT.
JOHN TRYNoRE, 732 L. 18th st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

81. Andrews Council, No. GA, Legion
OF the Red Crosse. was instituted last
o euing by supreme Recorder John Il.
rrelbler and other officers Of the SUI
preme Council, IN the Lore Building.
Ninth and Market streets, with about
40 mnmbCrs. Another Council will he
Instituted next Thursday evening in
the Smith Duilding. Market street
above Sixth. Notwithstanding the de.
preston In business, this order is rap
idly growing,throughout the country.
as IL IS one OF the cheapest and best
beneficial and co operative INSURANCE
organizations in existence.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

STOUT ROBlNSDN.-,u March aad, isn't.
AT the parsonage of l,pliniuv VI h.
hulrn, II NOtth Truth street. tam
den. ~ D. by Rev. j, T. SHAW Mr., Harry
out To Miss Mar, Alice Robin son,
both OF Wilmington, bet.
Gl.BHARr --ICrIW EE.-At Falkland,
on March list, by RCv, John u. Ritker
Charles Gtbhart ana Anna |, Met.lwre.
STANTON INER.-At thu Ashury n
T. Parsonage, : : Walnut street. IN mi
day eNe1ihg March !1i hy ne Rev. \,
j., Z. llunna Mr. Theodore stanton ana
Miss Ida Il. {. Meyer. both OF Tea ling.
Pa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

by local uppiicailouH they cannot reach
TIN diseased portion OF the car. Ther5 is
only one way 10 cure Deafness ana that
is by constitutional remedies. Deafness
Is cnused by au intiamed condition oil
the InuCous lining OF The Easta rhian
Tube, When ihts tube is iniiia @ you
nave II rllmbllng olInd or iuppIl oci hear
Ing, ana when II il entirely ,oscl lleaf.
ness Is tue result. aud unless the intinm-
lnhtIon can lie taken uuL aId his tube
restored 10 it, normal condition, hearing
VIII he destroyed forever; nine eases a,iT
OF ten arc caused by Gaturrh which j.,
nothing bat IN iutl med como ltiGn OF
the mucous surfaces,
Ncwtll give bne llunired Dollars for
any case OF beat ness ,raus ID by catairn
that cannot he cured by ilnllfs CaIarTn
Cure. send FOR circulars: free
+. =. CHENEY n CO., To ledo. o.
F-So'd by Druggists nc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

The Memorial Committee, @. A. r.,
held meeting last evening at the
OF Smyth Post. No. l,
Third and King streets. All the Posts
except No. were represented. As
DUPONT Post, No. 2. Will have IL num-
Der OF visit DIS from Philadelphia 1t is
scarcely Probable that they will par
tlcipate In the parade. Tho other
pnsts will turn out and the old sol.
dlefs graves will be decorated as
usual
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24
bars

baIN'
CIEaleue, for burns. bruises
wounds aud skin truntions. j.. X.
Wood. No. 81 King street.
Dr. j. fsu l.uRens has removed
flon 80. ST. to No oil Washington
street.
Mr. r. T. Merritt is a0le TO be ABOUT
az y,
Mrs Clinton DilI,s. Of No. Ill Co.
hliSey street lirldEetOn. n. D.. fell
while carrying pan OF scAldiuE
water on luday and was terribly
TO fldel
\ horse belonging to +, O'ITarra ran
away yesterday afternoon at Iced and
Van Bureu streets. Inc wheel aud
bo,t; shafts Of tho wagon were brok-
81
Inspector lbei to day poured more
% u oil on lot 0l ish which he con-
dsnned Us eng uusounl
MUSES. Moore, ot Eiktoi, was in this
cl vip haVs
Second Bap 81 Chdrch, corner Ninth
All llaGkl.n. AZ Ihe morning services
there wt,l he Il Sci vice Oi baptism.
lie ID lighters OF Conference OF A.
U NJ. +. church, 18TH anu ClaymUut
wilt hold agfand bE2lar in said church
fI0m March 18th to 3lst, 1891. Doors
open B.3ui. IN,
sheli" q 5uld will sell the stock and
fixture the dry goods tore OF De-
haven ~ 20, IN about three weeks.
Tn all order OF the Orphans Court
al Townsend this afternoon. was sold
tie property of lie late tlciard B..
WIplHu Mary J.. Warren, trustee.
Miss ara NJ CouinE, oil Collins
Bench, has returned home from n
visit to liaYer
Gee. lDstis Al " ie eff this afternoon
TO spend l. stel SuHdty ut Brown i
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

The body Of Nicholas Wingats. who
die at Colorado Springs on Jan. Goth,
was brought east and buried from the
Now London, Pa. The burial took
place on March 18th and was largely
attended. The body was enclosed In a
metallic, cloth.covered casket. hand.
somely mounted in silver and plate,
with tho words inscribed AT Rest"
Floral designs from the deceased's
many friends almo st covered the cas-
ket. The young man WAS member
of the Jr. Order of American Mechan.
les of Philadelphia. which order was
well represented.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24
No Itur,,l,.

Owing 10 tho politicians OF Chester
looking after the faithfal there il not
enough money to finish toe new post.
office 10 that city. II our citizens are
not careful our postoiflce building
Will be in the same predlcamsnt as SO
many useless offices have been created
to cat MP the money Appropriated,
Which Is running low at fast ratio,
but the Democracy OF Delaware have
o take care OF their ward workers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

William Lawton and Samuel II. Bay
nnrd have purchased forty.four more
building lots between Twenty-ninth
and Washington and Monroe streets.
from Joseph L.. Carpenter, Jr., for
$500. This makes nlnsty-slx lots pur-
chased by them the past week. 1t Is
Understood that the purchasers expect
to see the Wilmington city Railway
line extended out Washington street.
and feel confident that with the excep-
ton OF the projected boulevard that
street will he the leading thoroughiare
OF the north side.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

The September term of the Orphans
and Chancery Courts closed to day,
When tho March term convenes Mon
day morning. Judge Grubb In Orphans
Court. will hear the argument of At
Itorneys Hartman and White In sup
port of the exceptions filed against
the account of the defendant in tho
Will of the late William Allen. by the
trustee. Senator iliggings will repre-
sent the defendant.
In the Court this morning John W.
Darrell was appointed guardian of
John Victor Darrell. Tho guardian
was allowed to expend 800 toward
the support OF the minor child.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

Mrs Thomas Donovan came near
being bitten by rahid dog few days
ago. She saw strange dog In the
yard which was sho wing fight with
one that belnnged to her and che ran
out to drive 1t away, when 1t iuiIne-
diately attacked her.
her hands, with which she warded off
tho dog. Her cries and screams
brought her husband and two colored
men to her rescue, they soon succeed
en- in killing 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

The genuine bargains We are supply
Ing in the way of footwear, and we be-
liepe the result will bs money saved
Tor you. Easter Shoes must DO plIr.
chased; where can get the bost values?
Will he the question asked by many.
In reply We suggest our store We
don't Wish to oYer.promiso but we
think you will find the best foot wear
Tor tho smallest amount of cash. IL
you need Easter footwear OF amy kind
you should take look at ours and
Just see how much lower wa arc in
price than Many other stores. For.
mans. No 10 Last Fourth street, be
tween Market and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

Sheriff Gould, on a judgm nj
amounting to $3.50. %. has seized on
the scow Ellen Cram mer. which is now
tied UP at Marcus Heck. Tho iudg.
ment is one entered by Baker and
Whitley Coal Company. OF Baltimore,
the captain, Thomas G. Crammer, hav-
ing purchased coal to that amount.
The sheriff will 30 TO Marcus Hook
bring The soow hero.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

Bathe 4. NJ. L, Sunday School will
render its Easter services, entitled,
The Voice of Resurrection. to. NOR.
row evening at O'Clock. assisted by
full orchestra. Mr.. a. L. Mason. mu.
steal director; Mrs. ". IL Huri. pr
anist. Mrs, Harriet Hynson and Mrs.
Martha Francis will render two pleas.
ing solos during the exercises.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

The funeral OF Mrs. Minnie Green.
wood, ia French street, will take
place tomorrow afternoon. The in.
torment will be- mate ut Riyerview
Cemetery.
Mrs. Phebe d, Phillips died yester-
Gay OF apoplexy, aged 65 years. Her
Funeral will take place on Monday
From her late residence. l22S West
Fourth street. lnterment will be
made at Biverylew Cemetery.
Peter Dolan, nged 90. died OF bton-
chitis yesterday at 20S South jackson
street His funeral will take place On
Monday and interment Will bs at tho
Cathedral Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

L. W. Stidhdm * Son, auction eers,
sold this morning at the Court House
for William L, Porter. tIuatse OF tho
late Joshua simmons, tho following
real estate with brick and frame dwell
ings theraon. beginning on the east
etly side Of West street. at about ll3
feet from the southcrly eide of tho p.
W. u Il. railroad. The purchaser was
Samuel McCauley, and tho price paid
S2JOO0.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

Andrew p. Lohner. having taken tho
saloon formerly occupied by Harry
kienle, No LOG East Sd street has re-
modelled. refurnishsd and newly pu.
pered the same. and is now ready to
receive his friends and the citizens
generally, who may call. Forneatness
and attractivenes5 1t is exeeIled by
lew places In our city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

Tho Rescue Workers will hold their
meeting tomorrow afternoon and
evening In the Free Methodist Taber-
nacle, on Walnut street between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets. In the
afternoon there Will be mn old time
love teast, III charge OF the local
preachers and eNhortcrs. Everybody
welCome.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

A. W. Tyler, librarian at the Insti-
tute, tomorrow afternoon at O'clock
will speak in the \. VI. q. A hall on
Tho The Resurrection Of Christ, the
Best Attested Fact III History Music
Will be furnished BY the \. NJ. G. A. or.
cAestra,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

Josoph ChynisGl, who was sentenced
to nine month"; imprisonment, for
bnrRlnriZing the house OF MIR. Brown.
near Stanton. was released from New
Castle jail this morning, his term
having expired.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

Lightning played havoc at Chester
on Friday morning early, burning out
tue te.ephone wires and setting lire o
the roof OF Iisenbise's store on Edge
mont Avenue near Eighth street. The
electric City halfway trolley wires
We're also burned out by tho light.
ulng.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

A regular cyclone swept over tho
country around Collins Beach early
yesterday mornlng with terrific force.
1t blow down tho large pavilion adj
iacent to the beach hotel and caused
other damages.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

Clean up. paint UP, fix up. 1t is
eprlng time. Tie finish OF your
palEts make Il difference. You can
get ut the most satisfactory pricGs,
the mos durable and fashionable
paints at the James bradford Co., 8
and s Last Third street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

We still have q keauttful line OF
Easter Novelties. Davis & Co., 3l3
Market street. See the Easter NUM-
Der OF tho Times tomorrow. Open
until o clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

The schooners Alice and Isnbell
cleared this morning for Sables
Dolone, France with 266, 100 gallons OF
crude petroleum in bulk aud Sl2 bar
rels, making 3O9.l24 gallons in all.
Valuation Of cargo, Sl0, 800.