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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

l.. W. Stidham & Son, Aurts.
Trains leave Wilmington for Edge
Moor station at .. 1915. ll.a3 a. m, l..3i.
u and $40 .. ~. Trains leave Edge
Moor station for " ilnington lI,4O a. m.
E'2o, 4'Vo' o'OF' aI', 5pO D. n f26
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26


HGwES On February g. 1891. Fforn V
WHCo James liowes, aud daughter q
thr late Ellis AM i'ehucCl VI udruht.II
Egin'tyc- AMI friends nae invited 10 al
ten4 neg funeral, rrm her late rest
sunday the Hjlh mst 10 meet nj M
house at 0 O'tlOuls ~crvtvra AT Union N
r, Ghurzh ~ 40 O'Clock lntcrmrut n
ISh johns Delaware COUNT. Ia.
tERliNG-on Fcb. slsr. 1871 Jancs \
sterling In his 18th year.
itGlnt'Yes and lrlcads are invited 10 at
o. M tau funeral fro his late residence
], II H'Ju street On ~Itar l5y, 18th last.
~ clock p. III. lntormeut ut Nj
salem.
AiidHER On the sd Inst 1895. Gcort,
II, ArsAei. sou Of John r.. anu Sirul
=RohlH-OR Ia bis lIIh year.
Funeral service at the residence of hi
GnrentS, No. al Market street On Mon
Jay. eb. 90 II. At ~ O'Clock. lutcrtuCn
al Camden. \. j,
ARP At Guyoncuurt on the a3rd ms,
.JsoSrph and Phoebe \. Sapp, =lu thol
Ielntives and friends are inylted 10 ~
ifcnd the fuucral, Gu Tues Hay. Tho a,tl
inst Meat train nj kHrkwOul Del "A
, I'D a. NJ. ihenve To Bethel!t 70
Ciuent.
AbAlli-tn ms city. suddenly. on In,
Shth inst, Harriet l.. A1alf, aged q
relatives and friends az. invited ID ei
tend the funeral on Iucsiay morning
FebFunry n at AAi otl "a. from IN,
residence OF her soi-tu-luw Joseph T.
Taylor, 80 III las Ninth StrtGt. Inter
ment A. P"ncaler Fr sbytcrnu Cenc
terry blasguwi Del
I J. DIV AlahS-pu February .j.IsO4, .1u nm II
Edwsrls. aged 50 years
ltfltiht. AMI friends kniE htsnf Cold
n tggie DUPONT rUst aud Washington
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

| Tho Rev. Wesley c. johnson preach.
ed at Scott NJ. Il, Church yesterday
morning
At Harrison Street u. L. Church
yesterday morning. the lev. Jabe2
Ii loosen preached.
| The Rev. Il, Is. Cook, d. D, preach.
ed at Bethany Baptist Church yester.
iday morning.
| At Wesley NJ. E.Church last evening
the kev. George NJ. lougherty
preached
\ Revival services have heen commeu.
cod at Chesterlown VI. =. Church.
/ The i. l.. Church at Chestertown has
Or Gani2ed branch OF the Board Of
Al issions.
On account of the hard times a NUN,
Der oil the churches Of Kent County,
Nd, have decreased the salaries OF tic
pastors.
Presiding Elder r. H.Adams preach.
ed at Georgetown NJ L. Church yee.
tcrday.
\ 4 Junior Christian Endeavor So.
Q Lefty has Teen organized in George.
town NJ. T.. hurch
| The ltey n, NJ Browne. OF Middle.
TOW II NJ. l.. Church. preached last
night on what he saw ON trip to
Esrnhurst
The Rev, Alexa nder T. Boyser
preaG hed to large congregation at
the Unitarian Chur CHI yesterday. Ills
subject was; The Authority OF
The Rev. George z. THOMPSON
preached to tho order OF Heptasophs
or 5. W. NJ. at Ulivet PRESBYTERIAN
4 AulCh Yesterday morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

Gus Hills New York Stars will an
pear at the Grand Opera House hi.
evening In all attractive vaudevill,
programme. every feature OF which
VIII DO entirely new and original. The
company is composed of tho best
vaudeville stars that could possibly bt
hal In the dramatic world.
Sidney Gluudl's comedy, nAr
ARABIAN Night" will tie presented al
the Grand Opera House tomorrow
evening by Miss i lie Archer aud d
strong comedy company. Miss Archer
W known tc nearly every theatre.Roer
aud 10 comment Upon her abilities Il.
stnr Is unnecessary. The piece is ali
srcsslent one and Will DO presented in
First class style.
IDe ATTRACTION at TN Grand Oper,
House on Wednesday ana rhursda,
evenings will be Nr. Felix Morris AMI
= sLolg Comp ny in "A Came o.
Cards The arrbottIar nr,I
Moses"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26
SOCIETY NOTES.

l
WIfe-"When we go anywhere nov
1 you always called a hanson"
Husband-"That why we have tc
walk now"
| Il. s. Jones, grand councillor of the
Junior Order OF United American Me
chanics, has appointed the following
deputies:
For Diamond, No. 5. Eureka, No. 1
ana Garfield, No. l0-S. Il. Estes Of
NOS.
For Welcome. No. Z. and wenona,
No. 9-Samuel Reed of No. Z.
For Buck, No. IS, Townsend, No. H.
and Midd!etown No. al. o. johnson
of No. 9.
For Cmsar A. Rodney, No. 8, and
Eelton, No. 15-Frank Wlngate OF
For Old Glory, No. 10. and Persever.
anee. No. l7-Wlllium ]. Anderson oil
No. 10.
For Harrington. No. 4, and Milford.
No. 5-W. l.. Layton of No 4.
For Washington. No. 10, and Enter.
prise, No. 1o-Charles L. Moore of No.
For Lewes. No. I4-capt. E. t. VII
For vigilant No. 10 and Marydes
No. 60. w. Marvel of No. 10. :
The Wilmington Whist Club Sat.
n .ry evening gave an enjoyable
Ihe children's fair held Saturday AT.
ternoon and night at No. sl5 ". 9th
street under the management OF little
Alice Boil realized net sum OF sl7. so
which VIII DO devoted. Rs far as 1t will
go, toward helping the needy and de.
serving poor OF tine city. The little
manager desires to thank the Every
Evening, Morning News, the REpUBIi
CAN, the Frele Presse and many Der
sonal friends for valuable assistance
In making the fair success.
The auditing committee to examine
the accounts Of County lax Co leetor
Dlokey has finished the work. The
collections In 1893 were: County and
poor tax. Sl6i, 0ls %; negro school tax,
81 ,029l "a; dog tax, s247; road tax, $40,
59l.5l. The total disbursements were
s314, or 90 :
Industry Lodge No. 9, A. o. U, w,
VIII give smoker In the lodge room,
on the evening OF March o. All the
members OF the order throughout tn
state are invited to attend. There
VIII lie a grand musical and literary
program rendered and Grand Master
Jones Will make an address.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

character is completely destroyed. The
pale figured woods lend themselves more
readily to th coquettish vatican fashions,
made fluffy with laces and ribbons Favor
is about equally divided between the prin
cess and loose fitting shapes, and many
very pretty things are shown in both styles,
although nothing particularly new has Hp.
peared. Hevers and full lace fronts still
hold their own, though one gown is shown
having pulled yoke and an ungathered,
perfectly straight front falling plainly to
the feet, unbroken even by girdle. There
is lengthwise babd of trimming at either
side, under one of which it fastens
particularly pretty tea gown of satin is
cut in princess style in the back. The
front, which is faeed with velvet, is omen
aud turned back on either side in reyers
The satin forms a sort of short Jacket front
with small velvet reycrs W hieh is gathered
up and fastened across the bust under a
satin knot aud bow. From the knot full
front of lace falls to the feet. Lace is also
brought down from the shoulders to the
Knot in v, while the neck has n high
wrlnklcd collar of velvet. The sleeves are
the feature Of the gown. There is first a
tight sleeve of V0lyet, with wide lace ruff.
fie at the wrist. Over this is fall of lace
~ w 'i'oh, tphbht up ol iilt outside oil
the arm by Il wide satin oyerslpeve. which is
held just below the point Of the shoulder
by butterfly arrangement of plaits. free
at the ends, but secured i'll the middle by a
knot
such sleeve would be successful only in
rather stiff goods, like satin or thick silk,
but there is no lack of models for soft
goods equally attractive A wide double
bertha, with extra fttllness gathered over the
shoulder may be arranged to fall over the
top of plain sleeve, or the sleeve may have
fun fiaring puff, with several rows of
shirring at the top. JCDIC CHoLLET.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

An accident occurred last Fr,Iar
might on tho Philadelphia Plka. ~
which Mr. Franz Z. Wyol, tho waii
lknownnows-dealer OF this city came
very near losing his life. Mr.. w oil
and three other young men were 90.
ing to an entertalnmont and when
near the Practical Farmer the tea n
which they were driving collided with
uotbot team coming in the opposite
direction, throwing AIr. Wyel out, aud
breaking the carriage. NT. Wyel lost
HIS watch and escaped With row ugly
bruises.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

NJ de Quatrefages the noted French
elhnologist, read a paper before the Paris
Academy of Sciences on his favorite study
In 1t he gives an interesting summary Of
his general conclusions with regard to thu
origin and distribution of the human spc
cies. Omitting minor differences, he es.
Inmates that there are no fewer than ~
distinct races of men now inhabiting the
earth. All Of these, he says, descend or
branch off from three fundamental types
the white, tho yellow and the black
which Ind their origin In north central
Asia, which is without doubt the print
tive Eden, or "crndle of the human race -
NJ. lie Quatcrfages further states-in learn
ed terms that would he meaningless to any
one except an ethnologist- that represent
atves of these three primitive types may
yet be found scattered over his Asian Eden
the whites 10 the west of the central
point of origination the yellow to the east
and the black to the south. The yellow
race spread 10 the northeast and crossed
10 America, where they s'mixed with n 10.
cnl quaternary race, producing what we
know AS the American Indian.-St. Louis
Renublin
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

After the opening OF the Superior
Court this morning William NJ Byrnc.
counsel Tor the 2 aintiif In the replevln
case OF George II. Hollis va. Hugh
McCaffrey. asked for q continuance
until the next term. on the grounc
that ample time had been given for
, hearing. lie tken asked that his nam,
, be stricken from the list. which wa.
granted. The case will tried at TIL.
term.
A jury YVES then drawn to try the
mechanics isln.csse of Thomas Day Va
the Jessup a Moore Paper Co VIII
lard Salisbury representing the de
fendants and Hoifecker and Holfecker
the plaintiff.
4 The case Is one to recover SSl7. l!
with Interest from Aug. 10, 1891, Mr.
Day, 1t being alleged. constructed al
addition to mill for them at the con
tract price of 1900.
Before the roof was placed on thu
building storm damaged IT. so thu
1t was repaired with the understand
Ing at the expense OF the company
they owledging that the damag
ing 81 the, buildingwus caused by thei
negligence In not fixing a way to keel
the wa ter out of the yard.
! After the work was completed the
tSS'P"hS tot uaob W phy Ills ulli, Dut
offered smaller amount, which Mr.
DAY refused to accept. The amount
asked for was only the cost OF mater
!. la and help employed,
Mr.. Day testified us above. The
, company offered him $500 for the
, work but he refused it, After paying
him the contract price they refused tC
pay oven the $500, as he said, becaus,
he informed them he Intended bring
ing suit for the full amount.
I William Luke was called and after ;
severe cross examinat admitted tina
he had authorized bay to repair TIL,
mill. The defense underworld t,
prove that Luke had not the author
4, ity 10 repair the mill They did no
deny the fact that he had authorize,
I the building of this mill.
A Jury OF inquistion In the case o
theNew York Equipment Company vs.
/ harles l.. Davies, gave the paintIi
,, Judgment to the amount OF s497. n
, Lewis z. Nahdegrift represented tn
plaintiff.
:. The Day vs.. Jessup & Moore cas-
was still On when court adjourned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

There vii! lie a big boxing eXhibl.
Ron at the opera House on March o.
Al tho local uu&ers OF Delaware will
meet boxers from Philadelphia and
otter o.t.os. The wind up viii 10 bp.
tween y Ward Me onroll aud Ernul,
HllilH, who boxed at Rising san on
February 10. The viii box SIX rounds
eCr points. Iils is c1pectc TO Do tho
bl9Ee1t ana Rraiia5t buAinG eNAioi.
ttOn ever given ili this city. Tho EXIT.
pstton between Mcconnell and Mullln
Will show tho people what they went
fhrough al Rising sun and convince
all that II was flieBdiy seltu ana no
lSe light as some HuVla .ry to make
!. a. pear.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

ELKroN, Md, Feb. 25.-Mrs. Mary
a. stump. wife of John STUMP OF
Perryville, Cecil comfy. ard mo, her
OF Judge OF the Circuit Court Freder.
lex stump. died this afternoon at iha
residence OF her husband, after I'M
gerlng illness. in tho 73d year of her
age.
Mrs. stump was a daughter OF tbs
late Colonel George L. Mitchell. who
served with distinction thrUu rhout
the va or iSl2, ana who rep esen,ed
this G ,nSt es5.on d tr.tt in Congress
TOT lhtee terms. Sac leaves husband,
and ~ children.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

Commander Fred harrington. who
has recently arrived IN Wilmington
hom Colon speaking OF his trip,
stated rather pleasant but untrue
feature was that there was not case
OF 5essiGliness during the whole sine.
they hay!uE come home between Tie
storms, the slip lot having rolled
0yei two degleGz during tho Whole
frip, except wLon crossing the Calrlb
beam Sea lhu COMBINATION ia unusr.
kaiu al present OF Ills lutftre truleir IS
hnd fof tic present Will remlt.. III This
eifI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

Tho furniture of Charles Ramsber.
ger. Jr., was sold by Sheriff Gould tina
morning to Joseph N. Hartman foe
$1,000. Ramsberger had purchased thu
furniture from Hartman for tho pur.
pose OF furnishing house, he intend.
Ing to marry Miss Maggie Maloney.
Being unable to moot tho debt levy
was made on tile furniture.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26
FANCY MAY NOW RUN RIOT.

Tea Gowns Are Becoming Very CompIi-
Gated Dress Affairs Nowadays.
Tea gowns, professedly so loose and sim.
pie style of attire. become more and more
complicated dress affairs. So much lati-
tude is permissible in their make that there
Is room for the free indulgence Of the most
eccentric fancy. Silk, wool, fur, lace and
velvet all contribute to their construction,
but it is doubtful if the more simple st yles
are not often the more attractive. The
Greek models are charming, but they re.
quire to be made up in plain goods and OF,
nameptsd with fiat border only, OF their
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

Has tastes incidentally. in keepln!
with other Injuries. 4 remedy muel
be pleasantly acceptable in form
purely wholesome In composition
truly beneficial In effect aud entirely
free from every Objectionable quality
III really ill he consults a physician: ii
constipated he uses tho genuine
family laxative Syrup OF Figs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26
sTOCk SLaRKET.
.- hEALD & COMPANY,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Seventh and Market Strepty.

Investment Securities yielding from
to per cont
Orders for the purchase and sale of
stocks and bonus on com mission execute 1
al ali the stock exchanges
Private telegraph wires to New York,
Fnlinttlp hia. Boston and Chicago.
Foreign drafts aud lcttors OF credit -.
lIInh
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26
Grange Anniversary.

Union Grange. No. /. OF NIL Creek
hundred, Delaware. celebrated lie
twentieth anniversary Tuesday even.
Ing, February Goth. The hall was crowd
ed and the audience enjoyed most
thoroughly the delightful music fur.
nished by Ellen p. Way and Joanna
Gawlhrop. OF West Grove. John @.
Higgins pleased every one Ia his easy,
simple. eloquent style, though he Is
always enjoyable to listen to. The Far
mers' Song sung by the young people
and s'RetroFpect OF the Grange by
Il. g. Buckingham was also enjoyed,
ami last the refreshments. In short II
was an evening well spent and all felt
pleased and bensiitted for having been
there.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

s. C. Sherrard postponed his sal.
near POrter's station. Psncader Hun
DIR d. this morning In consequences 81
the storm. until next Monday, the bti
Of March. Auetlopeer t4ank was o.:
hand. but tho biddets wero rather 70 "
ami therefore it WAS deemed hest h
postpone the sale until The waathal
shall prove more favorable for large
attendance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

A musicale by tho Grace Orche stra
Will DO held on Wednesday evening
next att O'Clock In the Sunday school
OF Grace NJ. Il. Church The tickets
will be 81 cents each. Below we pub
lish the program:
PARTL
March. "Cornntionr Krst .cbma,
Overture, 'Rayrnond". .Thonial
+ tornet solo, ''SercnRde" Schuber
Mr.. j. ID. Mailer. 1r
Paraphrase. How Fair Thou Art.
Vocal solo. Violin obligato.
~ n autumn s.....s..'........W ri
Mrs Victor Il. Pyle.
Selection, "ErnunF'. .,.,,,.,... Verdi
PART II.
Marc. La Refine de Saba ...... Gounot
al'h, "Laguncn" ...,......Ioh. Strnt.sl
Flute Duet. "Ais h tngale and Blackbird'
Mr., Victor X. Pyle,
Mr.. John J.. ltitchle. Jr.
Medley, Clean Ilgs'' ,...... pcyci
Vocal Solo. Il Dreumpt' ..,.,..',,., schir,
Mrs. Victor Il. Pyle.
ahfahtelle. "Napolitaina' .Tupau
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

KESEErr SQUARE Pa, Feb 25.-Tuo
men arc suffering In this town from
tho effects OF hard sneeAlng. Georg .
Ladley and Station Agent Lewis both
snsezed so violently that each rup.
tured an ear drum. Ihev arc I'M.
dersolng treatment to prevent deaf
ness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26
THIRD EDITION,

One Of the most frequent causes Of
GOLD is tho sudden change of the tenn
ferature, Most persons at such time,
have mot the prudence to meet Thu
Chance by putting on heavier clothing
aud consequently the only way out oil
tho trouble which might have beef
enslly avoided, Is to take Dr. Bulli
Cough Syrup. and be cured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Murphy arc
visiting Mr. aud Mts. Ii. &. COLLISION al
Dover.
Henry Eves 10 tho guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. 7. j. vannornan at Port Da.
poslt Md,
M.sr Mrs. Join =. Uo.oph of
Gso &c m are the gueeLs Of friends
III this Uity.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

II. T. Sta5leford, of near st. Georges,
died very suddenly OF heart diseass
Saturday morning. He was about 81
years Of age and a prominent Demo.
crat of that town. He leaves a wlfo
and six children. Andrew ~. Price, of
this city, is . son-in-law.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

Are the sensations experienced By the
nervous and dyspeptic,. Unaccountable
~ one side OF the face, odd tasie ard
tipEltnF In the mouth, constant restless
nese. stigning IN the guilet and sinking
IN the stomach, acute sansitiveness to
slght sounds that magnihes them ten
fo.d, low spirits these are only a few Of
the charming experiences of the individ-
ual who suffers from comb ined nervous
ness and indigestion-a team that
usually travel together Their gay aud
festive career is however, brought to q
full stop by that greatest of ali stom-
achicS Hostettors Stomach Blttcrs which
also oyercones their allies--const ipatiun
ana biiiousness. This popular remedy
chronic rheumatism and kidney com
plant, restores nervous quletude and
promotes APPETITE. vlgor and sleep.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

Lewis N. Maxwell conducted thu
Eleventh and Walnut Street Tabsrna.
gle meeting SUNDAY p. M, and WIN.
Taylor the Front and Jefferson Mis-.
sion; Charles A. Foster was with thu
Preaehers and Exhorters' Association
at Eustlake.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

Rev. L. z. Barrett will deliver his
lecture on Adams Rib" In Mt. Pleas.
mt NJ. l., Church on Thursday evon.
lug. March /, for tho benefit of the
trustees. Tho lecture Is both anus
Jig and Instructive and the young
people. especial should not misp it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

The best and cheapest place In ths
city to buy your butter. Our 20 con:
butter Is the wonder of the age Wa
also sell fine, sweet cider, % cents q
gallon, delivered throughout the oil y
in stone jugs. II. Rs new store, 40s
King street. Phone 600.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

The funeral OF Mira Within Hughes
soak place from the nGmu Of ne nus.
band. 40. 1910 West rentn stvspt vas.
ter'luy morning in Gn.on u. Z.
"a lrch. Rev. Mr. Amos conducted
tae service, speaking very highly O.
the licensed bot. asa Christian ana
VIE. lnterment ~as male ut st.
soih,s Cemetery. Finn, Cheste,
B1uAty, Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

H9llo, chimmy. Is dey any more books
In de Young ferrors' lberyge
dunno, but | hear tell about a storv
by George Elio. what dey call ,Dnniel ia
FOUNDER, sho lldn't wonder if dat MICH
be pretty good. brooklyn Eagle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

Edward ODonnell of No. 0 Egg,
Third streat died Saturday night y
congestion of ths brain. lie WIS u
years OF age and uHmHrrloG. He had
been confined TO Ills bed four weelp.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
morning
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

Sheriff Gould this morning sold ihs
stock of furniture OF Ihomns I'm.
sci Second and Orange streets, 10
William Ii. Triotlsr, OF PhiladelphIa.
FOR f9lO0. Mr.. Irietler was ona Oh
Grsngells creditors.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

Ring ipl Ring ipl 5I5,
Or send postal card for a ton of extra
large pea coal to H. L. Sergeant, deal.
or in conl. wood aud grain. Western
oats, baled hay and straw. Hickory
wood for open CRATES Yard 100 Mary
land Ave. Phone 54j. Central Office
It'll and King streets. Phone 5s7.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

II were a prominent bottler
would not go around town zaekinp
employment shoyeling snow oil o.
plNtmcnts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

MURRAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ed
1874 10y Rev. Il, +. Musou. at his rrsi
deu"c IT Last TINT Newark, De-. Air
George u. MnrrHy and Miss Mary l.mmn
Mot"IuicN, buth OF NH Greek Hum
Qfel,