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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-18

A local assembly, OF the Brotherhood
Iof st. Andrew will be organized In
Calvary Church next Monday evening.
There are four chapters In this city
and a chapter each at Edge Moor and
IMaTehnllton. The object OF the pro-
POSED assembly is to promote sys.
tematlc cooperation among the chap
tiers In general work aud to hold GUAR.
Iterly meetings tor conference.
/ Clerk of the Market Seth II. Feaster
rs endeayoring to get the Street and
sewer Department to place water
plug on King street for the flushing
and cleuning OF tho fish market, at
second and King streets.
| 1t is understood that the bida on the
new hrebriclt will not he opened un,
til next Thursday night at tho regular
injecting Of the Street and Sewer Com
Imlssloners.
In Old Swedes' Church, next Sunday
morning, Bishop Coleman Will ordair
IPerctval @. Pyle TO the priesthood ant
Is. L. W. Symonds to the diaconate.
/ frandywlne Castle. X. q. e., will
visit Klngsweod Church next Sunda,
morning, on which occasion the Rev
III 3. Dulany will preach specia
sermon.
The North Side Improvement Co. II
asking for bids for grading about hal
Ils mile OF the western side Of the Boule
ward.
4 Colonel H. A. DUPONT and A. q. Nc
ICauslRnd have been elected director
OF the Delaware River Railroad Go. o
i. New Jersey.
HopockohacltinR Tribe, Imp'd o. r
NJ, will attend the morning servic
n Church OF the Covenant next sun
! day.
The Delaware Railroad Compan.
has reopened It's special manifes
Office in the Grand Union Hotel. j, j
WHITAKER Is in charge
E. Letters testamentary wore grantee
Thursday morning by Register Coco
: on estate OF Ellen Grub to James I
!. Grub of this city.
Joseph l.. Carpenter. Jr., was 4
L New York yesterday attending the re
: Organization meeting of the kquli
able Mortgage Company OF that city
OF which he ls president.
The Board of Education will atten
tho Memorial Day services OF til
I Union Veteran Legion, Encampmen
No. "a, which will he held In tn
Crosby Il Hill Building on Saturday.
The first excursion of the Ware
/ outing Club will DO made to Readln
7 anu Lilo 4NbleIslHh MOUNTAINS, on SUI
day. Juno II. About 100 wheelme
: will accompany them.
Among the additional entries for III
N Wilmington Wheel Club meet arc Gee
=. W Coffin and b l.. Blauvet, two fal
, New York riders
c The Rev. N u. Temple has been nj
appointed by the A. NJ. Il. Conference
a. succeed the Rev W. IL. Heard, d. D
!. OF Bethel Church In this city, and NJ
II Heard has been sent to Harrisburg.
E. Geo. L. Brown. merchant tailo
If Orange street above Eighth, Civ,
gents and youths a perfect custol
suit to order.
William II Robinson, j :, Ia learnln
lnn iertaAlng with II l., Brnghurs
9 IS w. nth street, Philadelphia In
IN short time he will start business at h
- home l0l W. It'll street.
y Thompson A. Mcclure, the ganii
70 fish monger In the Eighth street ma
" ket, mao Oeon confined to.the house I,
+. the past week with muscular rhsumi
~ tlsm.
u. Considerable whooplnR cough
In amonget the children In our cit
ma Take them out to the gas house al
: let them get Whit OF the coal gas Ia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-18
THE PREsBYlA Ran ASSEMBLY,

Tho Pacific Coast Has Three Candidates
for the Once of Moderator.
SARATOGA, NY, May 1.-THE hundred
and sixth general assembly of the Presby-
terrain church In the United States began
at this place this morning. The organiza-
ton OF the body and the delivery of the
sermon of the moderator occupied the
morning session, but that which is occu-
plying general attention will come late this
afternoon-the choice Of new moderator.
Moderatorship talk is now the order of
the hour, and one hears continually of
new candidates. The Pacific coast is said
to be particularly prolific in this line, hav-
ing no less than three men mentioned, but
their chances are generally believed to be
very slight. The rumor names them as
DR.. Arthur j. Brown of Portland, Ore.
DIR. II. G. Minton of San Francisco and
DR.. John w. Dinsmore of San Jose. Phil
tdelphia has a candidate who has been
mentioned on previous occasions and who
is by no means unknown in the church at
large-Dr. Samuel A. Mutchmore, editor
OF The Presbyterian. New York state
also has a candidate in the person of the
moderator Of the state synod, DIR. james
Gardner, of Gloversville. In all prob.
ability the contest is to be between
Drs. Gardner and Mutchmore, with the
odds in favor of the former, unless the
well known liberal spirit of the synod OF
New York as a whole tends to weaken
him as a candidate.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-18

We noticed on the Hoffecker farm,
in christianR Hundred. a few days ago,
9 field Of scarlet clover, which pre-.
tented q beautiful appearance. 1t
was In full bloom, and portion OF 4
was being cut to feed the COWS, and
tfas save the pasture, while II oon,
tributed to increase the flow OF milk
Pew OF our farmers have cultivated
this clover. but the great growth Il
mas already made shows that 1t is
very valuable crop for spring feed
We should Ike to hear the opinions Of
LsTy Courtman Armstrong, neighbol
Tatem or farmer Holllngsworth in re
gard to 1t, as we'll as those Of thu
Nessrs. Hoffecker, as we think /
night be introduced with profit b.
vaflous other parties in our county
In Kent and Sussex counties 1t hRl
been cultivated for several years, aue
many Of tho farmers have made cou
tiderabls monay by saving the seec
ana selling the same at IS por bush Q
By little more enterprise many par
Ties who claim that the farm does nc
pay may DO Induced to change theI
tune.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-18

The new hall OF the Manning Asso-
citation was opened last night. The
interior of the building had been beau
tifully decorated with plants and
flags for the occasion by the members
and when brilliantly lighted made a
pleasing effect.
The exercises opened at 8 O'Clock. On
the platform was seated Chief Justice
Lore and Judges Cullen and Marvel,
Attorney General Nicholson, Branch
H Giles, J. n. Hoffecker, Dir. Howard
0gie. L. b. Heisel, ]. N. Carewell. J. A.
Fryer, Howell &. England. Peter l..
Taylor, pr Henry Garrett and lohu
s. Rossell.
A chorus furnished the music and
Q. u. Rhodes sang the song Sweet
Baby Lips, they Plead for Bread" In a
fine voice. William NJ. Byrne was the
speaker OF the evening and after
brief but interesting speech he closec
| and was followed b. Chief Justice
Lore in rev remarks
On the first floor Is the library ant
reading room. The library Ia wei
supplied with books and there ar
| plenty OF tables for reading. Adioin
Ing the reading room is the smok
Ing room, which is home-llke look
| lux plhCos ou Tue beCOuu HOOT ID Tn
audience room and hall. This Is a line
largo room and Is we'll lighted am
airy. On the third floor ls tile gymna
SUM. Outside this gymnasium is
porch, and probably there is no bettel
view. From 1t one could look dowr
over a grent part OF the city with 1t
lights and shadows.
This porch ls sure to be popula
place on warm summer nights. In,
gymnasium could not bs in a bette
room and 1t Ia we'll furnished with al
the equipments Of iirst.class place o
It's kind. Spottswood Garland ha
been leading spirit in bringing abou
the completion Of this home for tn
library, and 1t has been mainly throug
his efforts 1t has been a success.
Alter the exercises reception wa
held at tho home OF Spottswood Gar
land.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-18

Now time tables go into effect on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and
the Wilmington and Northern rail-
road on Sunday.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company announces the following
changes in this schedules:
Eastward -phliadeiphla eccommo-
dation trains from Delaware Avenue
Station changed from As a. m. to
5.55 u. m; 1860 a. IN. to 8 q. m; 0.3e
a. m. to 10 a m; $50 p. m. to 1926 p.
IN. The 9.l5 q. m. accommodation ie
dropped.
Philadelphia express trains from
6.2l a. IN. to III a. IN, 730 a. m. to
1888 a. m. IL so a. N. to II As a. M,
f.3D o. III. to IA o. IN. A now express
leaving at $50 a. m. Is added. New
York express trains changed from 7.3 Q
a. IN. to 7.l7a. M, 739 p. IN. to 7.44
D. m.
Observation-Disclosures. Baltimore and
Washington express trains changed
from al a. nj. to 4 10 a. m. s AZ. a M.
to g. 80 u. m. Az p. m. to 4.34 T. m. 5 81
p. IN. to Cos p. M, 9.38 p. IN. TO S.5S D.
IN. Daily Pittsbnrg and Chicago ex.
press trains changed from ~ a. ~. to
8 80 a, IN, Az p IN. to 4.34 p. m. Gin.
onnatt and st. Louis express trains
changed from 9.3S .. m. to s. So p. M,
daily. Trains for Lundsnberg branch
stations leave week days 7'02 a. m,
SO a. m, 2.25 p. IN. and 5.37 p. IN.
Sundays, 0 80 a. m. and 8. SO y. M.
Trains will leave Front aud Market
streets as follows Philadelphia ex.
press, 7.3o a. m, $50 q. M, 9.l5 a. M,
II 30 q. M, week days.
Philadelphia and way stations, week
days, 8 20 a, M, $50 a. m, 2 So D. IL. ;,
| 9,45 D. NJ. Sundays, 8. go a. M, p. N.
2.55 y. m. and 9.45 p. m.
For New York, $40 n. m.
LandenberR branch trains. we ell
days. sos u IN. $50 a. m, 2.l5 p. IN.
$40 y. III. Sundays. ats 70 u. m. anC
5. 40 p. IN.
For Newark, Baltimore and Wash
ington 7.O2 a. M, $50 a. m, 2.55 p. m.
$40 p. m.
The s. 20 a. m. and 8. 40 D. m. connect
with Royal Blue line trains at w. d n
Junction for Baltimore and Washing.
ton.
The now schedule of the Wilmingto
and Northern railroad makes nc
changes OF consequence, the number
of new trains being changed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-18

The 1900 ribbon wsassrs at Patter.
son. N. !. who have bean on strike
forabout ten weeks, have been starved
into submission. Yesterday 1876 of the
weavers employed by the VIM. Strange
Company. decided to return to work
at the manufacturers price list. The
weavers are In great distress. many
suffering the dlrest poverty. They
have already lost fsors than 81. ooo, 900
In wages. All the strikers will prooa.
bly, be back to their looms by Monday
and the strike declared OF. 1t has been
one Of the longest In the history of the
silk industry In this country. and one
lot the largest strikes In that State, and
yet under the direction Of Trade
Unions and walking delegates who
are getting good wages. the operatives
will continue to DO led into strikes
that only result in their impovsrlsh-
'ment. Ali should look well before
Jumping out of the frying pan into the
0 fire.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-18

ATLANTA, May 1.-THE state conven-
ton of the Peoples party in Georgia is in
session here. The convention is charac-
terized by its very large attendance and
extreme enthusiasm, 1t indicates that SC
far from being dead issue the party is
very much alive In this state. Ex-Con
gresham Tom Watson presides. The
platform willlendorse the Omaha platform
of the party, government ownership OF
railroads, etc, and urges the doing away
with the present convict system In Geor.
gia. This afternoon the state ticket will
be nominated. 1t is pretty certain Judge
j. X. Hines, prominent lawyer of this
city, will be the candidate for the govern,
orship. The Populists would prefer to
have Watson run for governor, but he in
tends to be candidate for congress in the
Tenth district, which he represented IL
the Eifty-secOnd cOnpreEs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-18

Leave Philadelphia, broad street. for VII
mington (eNprcssl aoe. T2l. ..25 S.3i, 9.10.10 30
ILL IL a. m. si2,3 1.31 20a. 346. tOl.4 AL
sos, $40. $50. G17. G.55. $40. lilo. lilo D. m
and ~. 03 night.
Accommodation. $40 7sl. lO.s5 a. m. l.as
s.03, 4.03, 4.31, 022 SO. 1908 and H. 80 D, IN,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia texpress). l.57. 2.55. d.
$50, 6b5 1905. 1925. ll.5l a. m, l.57, aO5 so
$50. 7oi. 7Jso and s.l2p. IN.
ACCOMMODATION. 700 $40 a. m. 1910. I.45.
II For Chester Y' terptess). I67 40. $50. ss5
1905. ll.5l a. m, La, boi, 5s67.O7 and s.l2 IN
Accon!nSdationIo 100 $40 a. IN, iAlQ. 1.45.
For Now York jexpresSl. 1877. 2.b5. 40. 700
$50. 1905. 10 %. ll5l a. m. ie.lJ. ls7. 3O5, 405
558 10. go, T.07 and 1890 p. m.
For boston without change. $50 p. IN.
For New Orleans. Richmond aud Dsnyille
Express; a 2: m; ,,a ro,o,,n
Baltimore aud Washington, 4s5. sol, 1919 a
M, la9t. ls.9s. b.aa. '6.O5. IA. ae0 p. m. AM
Baltimore aud intermediate stations. sc
For New Castle, II 90 night.
For Cape gharle. Old Point Comfort an,
FOR Hiddieteyn,, Clayton, Dover wyo
ming, FELTON,, Harrington. Brldgeville, Sea
lord. kaurei and Delmar 2.Ol night,
Love pniiadelphalas h hro 90 street. for VII
M, Al oos. teos, T4o. sS6. lilo. lLle p. m
Accommodation. 835. 10 IS a. m. 1888, 90
6.IQ 8.8s. 1908 and II. % p. IN.
20 Congressional Limited Express tralnl
composed entirely OF Pullman vestlbule PA
. Tor and Dining Cars. No extra fare
man Vestibule Parlor Cars, vestibuie PasseT
ger Coaches and Dining Car. No extra far
" Richmond and Danyil1e Express. n
coaeheA
. For turther Information. passengers Al
= referred 20 tne ticket agent al the station.
8, N. PROVOST, ]. Il. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passenger Az
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-18

Billy splImmsr, tho champion ban
tam Weight OF the world, cid Tommy
QunneiIy. ex,ohhmpion Of tho United
Btatee. ,haye been matched TO box &
ro1rusut BostQn onJune IS.
Dick Burge steadily refuses to fiRht
Jom Williams, of Australia. The lat
ter Cannot coax him into making a
Barney Feltman, q young German
OF New York. started from the Police
Gazette office on Wednesday to walk
to San FrBuciscQ,
VIM. Martin. the professional bIcy.
lclist, Of Detroit. Mioh., was defeated
yesterday In Pgris by a length in no.
turn race by Query. The distance
was 10 kilonetere.
Everett O. McClolland OF Wheeling,
writes that II Arthur Norris, the En-
|glish champion runner will agree to
run In America. he will arrange i've
mile race for $1,000 TO $500, and the
championship of the world.
Bob Harris, OF Nlobrara. Neb., has is.
sued challenge TO run any man in
America, barring Morris and Quirk,
seve nty-flve yards for $1,000 O eide.
cheek for $4,000 to W. j. Davis, the
Thursday night, at Chi
lcago, and thus completed Peter Jack.
SONS side bet of $4,000, rs provided
10 the articles Of agreement signed by
him and James j. Corbett.
Hawke pitched his first game agaiDst
the Washington team at. Baltimo ore
yesterday and pitched excellent ball,
striking out six batamen and only CIV
ing four hits to the opposing club.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-18

congressman Tom Watson, Of
Georgia, In making speech at con
vsntlon in Atlanta, on the 10th inst
paid, Two years ago we wore fed
upon tho ambrosla o. Democratic ex
pectatlons. To-day we arc gnawina
she oorncobs of Democratic reality
This happy hit describes the situation
Exactly, ard will go down to posterIty
by the side of the apothegn, "wher,
are We atf' 1t is not theory, but
condition that now oonironts US
Verify, the people are being fed oil
''corncobs" or husks. they having pre-
ferred to believe lie or series o
iios TO the trutl.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-18
NEWcASTLENEW
What l. rrauspiripg In tho Pretty Town
On mo Delaware, :. Z

OoEfesPohuonco Of tna REPUBLICAN,.
New CASTLE. May Is, 1894.
William A. Huklll. auctioneer, sold
noon, the two and a-half story brick
dwelling with the lot 8oxl00 on Second
street to Joseph Neher for e650. Mr..
Meaney was administrator OF the late
Bernard Murphy.
WindoE screens ESQ UP, Stoops,
While Mauflco Keegan was playing
with boy named Marshall yesterday
afternoon the latter got, angry and
took up a piece Of a brick and threw
ID at Keegan, striking him ON tho head
and iniilctinRa good sized cut. keegan
was taken to Ferris drug store, where
Mr.. Boyd dressed the wound.
Wall paper from Go up, Stoops.
The base ball grounds are In excel
lent form for the game Tomorrow. be-
tween the o. A. G. and the Rockford
teams. Yesterday the new fence ut
the back OF the catcher was erected.
Manager Herbert said last evening
that the players know how to hit tho
bail and that he feels his men will put
up a credltable game.
A weii-known citizen said last even
ing that had better let up about the
ten o'clock train for few nights.
Everyone is disappointed ID the action
OF the railroad company. Why Just
imagine the number Of women who
usually come over on Saturday night
from Wilmington after doing their
shopping. here is product OF PA"
for prudent people, patient ploddlng,
perelstently prosecuted produces per.
manent prosperity.
While the shifting engine OF the
Delaware Iron Works is being repaired
at the shops In Wilmington. one of the
railroad company's shifters 10 doing
the work here. 1t Is said that the
shifter was strained the day 1T ran
away with tho five carloads of soft
| coal.
Everything lie harmony for the Demo-
cratic meeting thus evening OF the
Democrats OF this hundred. for tho
| purpose OF choosing q hundred COM
| rlittee and member OF the county
committee.
The third annual reunion OF tho
Albani Club will be held In the Knights
Of Pythias Hall this evening. over 100
Invitations have been issued and a
delightful time will DO spent. Several
from Wilmington and Philadelphia
will be In attendance. Dancing will
Commences at 8 O'Clock. The music
| will DO furnished by Messrs Hushe-
beck, Eberle and Duncan.
An original pension has been grant.
ed to Sarah Madden, nurse at Fort
Delaware.
Everything Is fully arranged for the
entel taininent in the Opera House on
Saturday evening by tho scholars OF
the public schools. The object OF the
entertainment is to raise sufficient
funds to purchase piano for the use
OF the pupils OF the high school.
Tho music by the orchestra to-mor-
row night will be as follows: "a Trip
to Chinatown" Eberie's Evening
Journal March" and the Star Span.
gled Banner"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-18

The COMMITTEES appotntsd to pre-
met IN St. PeuPs M. b. Church las
sab,6om mittees. -Four bands have
been engaged to furnish music 10 ad
dition to those which several of the
schools have secured. Blk speeches
will be made. the speakers to DO go
lected later. Messrs. Gray, Morgan
and McHenry were appointed on
athletic sports. Samples OF badges
wi DO received at the next meeting.
The committee on stands reported
that the speakers stand will be to the
right OF the guard house and facing
Delaware avenue. It also reported
that the guard house has been occurred
and will BIZ used as a bureau OF infor.
nation. The benches from K,rkwood
and West parks will be moved to
Brandywine Park for the jubilee. An
the benches in Brandywine ParK will
be taken to tho piontc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-18
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAO.
The Standard Railway of America.
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT ny TnR
InterlockinR Switch and Block Signal sys
tenn.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON q
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
IN EFFECT MAY 18th, 1904,

IN EFfECT- MAY lJth, 1894,
Trains will leave Wilmington ms follows
For Philadelphia toxpresN. l.57. 2.bS. 4.2C
$50, AZ $50. $50. s.55 zoos lD.l6 iOah IL Fl
ll.bl A. NJ, 1910, l.9T. so5. 5oL BIO $50, 707
and 9.13 r. m.
Accommodation. 600. 700. 500. 10. 40. III. SO a
M. 12.33. 2.2b. $40. BIS. 80 and TO- 30 D. IN.
For Chester ieKpressl. l.57, 40. $50 7.42, 7,S
ECU. s55 1905, lL2o. li51 a. IN, LII, 500, b.5U
7.0 and 9is p. m.
Accommodation, 600. 100. 500. 10. 40. 1l.3a a
m, 1913, 2.s5, $40 5.l5, 40 and 1910 p. m.
For New York. L. 81. 2.55. 40 go, 100. $50
80. 1000 1875. 10. 40, 1l,bi a. M, sI21a I.3T
2.2a 3O5 500. 40 $50. 20. 2O,7. 67 and 10 D. IN
For Boston without change 1915 u. IN. ant
$50 p. m.
For New Orleans, Richmond and Danvili,
Express t7.4l p. M.
For West Chester via Lamokin. $50 a. IN.
$40 p. IN.
For Newark Center and intermediate sta
tions.s 40 a. IN. and 6.33p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 435 SOL OIL
10 10 and HOO o. m- 1904 1928. sI.I5, 2Os
4.24 52S. '6.O3, 6.5s, IA. $50 p. m. and 12.4
night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations o.47
443, LOS and 1884 p, m.
Baltimore and Bay Line. 5.23 p. m.
DELAWARE DIVISION,
For New Castle s.l3 ll.l2 u. IN, $50, 40
6l5, SO p. IN. and 1905 night,
For Lewis. SIS a. M. 4.2i p m.
Express for Dover, Harrington and Delmnr
6.l3 ll.G3 II. IN. 4.H y, IN. and 1901 night
For Harrington and way stations only. 2.5
p. m.
Express for Wyoming. G,5l p. IN.
Express for Cape Charles. Old Point Com
fort and Norfolk. lL03 "a. m, and l2.0l night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-18

Ex-Secretary Frazer. OF the State
Board of Health, visited Georgetown
To-day, to look after the sanitary
condition of tina. place, as they have
no Board OF Health or any sanitary
efioer The town lie OF considerable
Importance and 1t is time the <lti
Eans were taktng q step forward II
90 Important a matter. We hope the
Secretary may stimulate them to I'm
s1edlRte action.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-18

The statement that an attempt had
boon made to bride Senator Hunton
pf Virginia, and Senator Pyle o
South Dakota, to vote against tht
Eorham tariff bill, has led to a propo
bitipn to appoint n committee to ell
nutre into its truth, and 1t Is hoped
nat most soavching inquiry ehal
VI made to ascertain the relation o
AeSugar Trust to the revised tariff bill
The accusations of completely be
tween the trust and certain Demo
rratlc Senators have become a grave
pnblic scandal. Tho atmosphere oil
M Capitol for weeks past has been
tainted with tho smell OF Sugar Trust
porruption. Responsible newspaper
N both parties have openly and de
hberately charged that the remarka
BILE course OF the Finance COMMITTEES
b oyerhauling the Spgar schedules
EAs the result OF q bargain with thu
trpet
No Senator can vote for that section
pf the bill. after ell the dlGketiug aud
padding to which 1t has been sub
tseted, without bringing himself un
Aer suspicion. The mysterious trans
formation OF the sugar schedule II
the Finance Committee needs to have
daylight shed upon 1t; and any nom
Dor who stands In the way OF ascer
talning the truth Will virtually adml
That he ID afraid or ashamed to hav,
tie truth known. -..-. ~"
The incapaolty OF the Democrats IL
Che Senate to handle tariff Legislation
mas been due primarily to lack OF hon
ut conviction; but the shadows o
Association have been thrown owe
Me miserable performance. The Sen
Ate must clear Itself OF these suspi
: alons. It 10 task to which the hon
ast man Of both parties should speed
fly address themselves. . -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-18

A special meeting OF the Street and
Sewer Department was held yesterday
afternoon and the commission award
made to the Wilmington and Phladel
phla turnpike was accepted and tn,
SECRETARY notified to inform tho proc /
dsnt OF the turnpike OF tho acceptance
tie award, s9SiT4s Action on tn,
award to the Wilmington and Great
palloy turnpike Was postponed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-18

SrMProMs--Moistu intense itching
and stinging; most at night worse by
Scratching. il allowed to continue tu.
Irmors form. which often bleed and ulce.-
ate. becoming very sore. SwAYNE's ONT
MENr stops the itching and bleeding
heals liberation, and in most cases re-
moves the tumor. At druggists or by
IphilalelphjR.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-18

Yesterday morning at the adjourn
Ing of court. Chief Justice lore pick
ed Mr.. Nicholson's little. l ek-eyed
i6-year-old daughter up Id his arms and
kissed her. and placed her in the Chief
Justlce's chair and placing the gave
In her hand, raped fo- order. and in
troduced her TO tho present as the
new Chief Justice. arter which the
Crier adjourned the court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-18
Bryan WIN retire from Congress.

WAsHINGFaN, May s---Representative
William j. Bryan, of the First Nebraska
district, has sent a letter to the chairman
of his congressional committee, Judge j,
Fl. Broadly, of Lincoln, declining to be a
candidate for reelection. His reasons fol
retiring from congressional life are that
he is unwilling to enter into a contest
which, to be waged successfully, would
conffne him to his district during the cam.
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