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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-27

Spcclai correspondence.
DOVER Del, Sept. "a, 1879 f. OWNS
to the recent death OF tho Hon A. Il
Richardson the Hotel Rich ardson will
be closed after this week. This vii
he great locs to this town and PENN
sula, and the citizens OF this town nrt
sorry to receive this sad news. Tn,
hotel will be- Tor sale Or rent. The
Western Union Iele sraph Office, which
is now situated in the hotel, will lie
moved to the Office OF tho Dover Gas
Light Co.. ON Lockerman street
Tie first annual meeting of the
| Delaware Baptist Union Will DO held
here on the 10th and 18th of October
next, and the State Teachers Institut &
will be held here during the same
week, commencing on the 9Th and
lasting uuiil tho 10 h. About 4
teachers from all parts OF the St"tt
are expected to DO present and Supt
| Tyndal of Kent county Ii making AZ
/ ranRoments among priyat. famllie I
| for thcirtaccommodIt lon.
Mrs. Jacob Ayers, Of Cordova, Md
IL visiting Mrs. James Wise OF ouI
! town.
Mrs William p. Satterlield has re
| turned from an extended visit among
reiatiycs in Media Pa.
Reyner Salisbury, OF Wilmington
is visiting relatives in town.
| Mlas Gertie Lawson, of Salem Y. J..
! Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Il. b. Louder
Laugh.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-27

Tho Joshua II. Maryil Repub liean
Club of the Third ward last eyoI ing
enrolled Lhlrty.two new msmbers. sew.
eral OF whom were formerly Demo
ciRts. lhGra were several addresses
by members Of tho cub.
The SiAth ward Republicans will
met Tomorrow evening ut No. 6l2
M9raet street.
The Young Mems democrats Club
met last evening and elected few
InslnberS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-27
ON lY
5 DAYS MORE
NO. 224 MARKET STREET

And the greatest manufacturers sale
OF nigh grade Mems, Boys and Chill
dren's Fall and Winter Clothing will
terminate. During the last 3 days oil
this sale every article In the building
will DO sold at zoe on the dollar. al
the manufact urers demand thelI
money. Everything must positively
be sold by Saturday night. Here is
how the prices will run for the last
few davs:
A splendid suit OF Men's clothing,
all to match. for S1.9Z This suit la
well made and really worth Sl2,00.
S4.25 buys u fine heavy cas- slmere
Mems suit equal to any $500 suit in
the city.
For 1926 we give you an all wool.
perfect fitting suit of clothes. made
and trimmed In the best possible
manner. and guaranteed TO be worth
$500.
A handsome suit OF clothes. made
OF the best Clay Worsted and latest
Fall styles, we sell for 57.25. Cannot
be duplicated anywhere under S24.U0.
Mons Sllk.faced Ovsrooats sold here
at si.l9; worth three times the
money.
Mems English Melton Overcoats, a,
%. So; worth $500.
"ph o y tHo tlIUCHlllh oNtlCuhlS, "
be sold at $500; fully worth $50 90.
Mons Extra Fine silk and Satin
Lined OvercOats, In Kerseys and Mel.
tons, $50; worth 5000.
An elegant pair OF Mems Pants for
80 centa; worth $500. Much better
Mems Pants, rs cents; worth $3.50
Extra quality OF Mems Pants, $l.9S
worth $3.50,
An Atwood. perfect fitting pair oil
Mems Pants we will sell for s2.25; ful
value. 81. GO.
5000 pairs OF Boys Knee Pants, l0c d
pair.
1900 Children's Suits, assorted sizes
ut rs cents Suit. Much better quail
ty Children's Salts. Sl.25; worth S3 90
| and many more bargains we have u,
time to mention. Come at once an
don't miss this grand opportunity, a
this 10 positively your last chance Il
PA MARKET STREET. Wilmington
Salesroom open evenings till ~. IN
Saturdayiuntil / p. m.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-27

The Alvn foot ball team has organ.
let for the season with tho following
PLAYERS: Parker, rightend; Carmichael
right tackle; Peters right guard: Std
ham centre; thatcher iefL guard: SIM
mons lett tackle; l.Gwton. right end
ltobelen, left hall back; Smith. full
back; Harvey, right hal; hucH.
The club Is open to all challenges up
to l2O bounds. Address Samuel Con.
nor. GA Fronch street. The club will
play the Z. A. q. at New Castle on DC.
tober Is.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-27

have registered out of totnl vote OF
two hundred aud ssvsnty.iive ia Pen.
cater Hundred The Democrats say
tho votnrs OF the above hundred; do
net appear to care whether they vote
ut the coming election or not. The
duh times are against he Democrat &c
patty in Delaware. You can fool tna
people some lnos but YOU can't fool
the workiuEm IN when no has mad no
work for mOutns Or has to work Mt
hnif OF tho wages he rece.Yed tive
years ago.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-27

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been closed ON account OF th, ,io,tIh
Of cx.a,tu,0r ElrLardson ,Ee
property Eaa ne,n ot1ersd Inr OH,
the amount aske,I Ia nbo,t nn55
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men md .he soc,,tV
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-27

Tho big tent in viii I'll the big festi'
val is to be held tonight mt Mudrley
NJ. L. Ghursh this ~. was raised yes
terday afternoon. Tho ladies of thu
church have made extensive pre- para
tions for the wants OF the crowds who
VIII lie present.
Don't lai To be at this festival. as i,
will TO the largest oil the season, and
Will go on Tonight, tom orrow and
saturday nights II 1t should rain,
there Will be sulleenr room to shelter
tho people from the ran.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-27
FIFTH EDITION.
CHARLIE BROWNS DEATH.
George Chambers Arraigned on the
Charge of Nlansinugiter.

| ehuAe OF Mhnsiuughter.
After the Faino jury filed out to
their room this morning after hRyl mo-
Geen charged by the court, George
ChamberS. colored boy of
10 years of age. was arralgned on the
charge OF manslaugbter. On August
4 In barn OF Townsend he shot Char
les Brown another colorod boy. The
prisoner was represented by Thomas
Davis.
The following Jury was empanelled.
Thomas Lefevre. WIN. Green. Patrick
Fahey, John Wood. James ". Green,
Frank Mccoy. John /. Bo Vie, J. Howard
Webb, Jos. Edwards. VIM. Ii. Lush,
Denny Smith. James McCray.
The first witness called was Caesar
Brinkley, who testified that the prIs-
oner Acknowledged to having shot the
deceased In Brinkley's barn.
Chambers said to witness that the
pistol was solf.cocker and liable to
go of at any time.
Catharine BrlnRley on the day in
question went oub to cali "Charlie''
and heard the pistol shot. Saw Cham.
Der5 run away. Went In and carried
the wounded boy To the house. She
then locked Chambers in tho smoke
house and then went to tho barn and
found the pistol In cross examination
loi'o Ss1.o" o'Hpoie uiu uut buy ne
shot Brown.
Henry A. Skaags testified that Cham.
bers told him lie shot Brown but that
the pistol was easy to shoot.
THE PRISONER ACQUITTED.
Mr.. Davis for the defense claimed
that the shooting was not Intentional.
Daputy Attorney General believed
that 1t was case entirely for the
Jury. The State claimed the pistol
was pointed Intentionally and dis
charged accidentally.
MIR. Davis maintained that tho
shooting was not done in jest. The
state has got to show that the point.
ing OF the pistol was Intentional.
W.. Il. Hadaway saw Chambers on
the bevening of the commitment OF
the deed. Chambers said to him who a
under arrest that his had the pistol in
his hand pointing 1t at Charlie and
that 1t went OH.
, Dr. L. A Enos testified that the ball
lodged In the ontrails. Browns death
was caused by the wound. Chambers
told witness that Brown was sitting
. on the mangor.
lGian, made n post.mortem exam ma.
State here rested.
The court Instructed the Jury to
I discharge the prisoner ON the ground
that it had not proven that the point
ing Of the revolver was Intentional.
As tho youthful prisoner left tho
box the foreman Of tho jury Thomas
J NJ. LefGvrs. stopped him and offered
/, hlm home, which he gladly accepted.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-27

Nessrs. Baynard and Llwton have
received a lima sample of brick from
Trenton. made from the tug out OF the
property at Eastlaae. Ihb hr irk wilI
he Tired at leggs and Almonds brick
yard and then plneed on sxmbitipn.
Tho bltcS as shown "A reporter of the
RErUnLIcAN was certainly us line d
sample as ne ever saw, Great eXpecta'
tons are placed on this cay az cap.
aUle OF nahlts: tn tip est fancy bricR
now used 80 extensively in the fronts
OF buildings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-27

Before Judge Ball In the Municipal
Court this morning, Julia Murray
eoiured was lined so aud costs for
keeping disorlnrly house on leua.ur
street. MIR. and Mrs Glillhg. who live
next door, ties illed thst cries of muir
der arc constantly heart from tho
house and that brawls are there ire
quently. Ella Jackson. an inmate oi
tile house was fined 50 and costs 70.
easorieriy cenIycLZ using abusive
language to Mrs Gilllng.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-27

After dinner on Wednesday, tho
Trustees OF the Poor assembled aud
ON motion OF Mr.. Lawson. instructed
the Suportetrisat to dispense with the
usc of tobacco amongst the patients III
the hospital. Tho patients owing 10
their filthy habit while reclining IN bed
wUnid SMOKE uad chew tobacco spit
ting oyor tho bed covers aud the band.
ugos or their person, ...
uprrintenlent McCoy reporteu that
he had had the brutal grounds cleaned
up aud put in more presentuble con.
GitiOn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-27

Tho Lewis Building. at Seventh and
Market streets, which was condo IN ned
by Building Inspector Dohl, will stand
at least SIX more months. The Public
Building Committee of City Council
so decided last evening. In pf ssing
the resolution the inspecto or WAS com
mended for his zeal, and il WIS re-
solved that II any additional wealiress
showed Itself that the building coui d
be toru down In ten days at tho order
of the building inspector.
\ In the case of houses oil Adams street
belonging to MIs. Shannon IL wasRu-
clded that the committee had no jurls.
Election in the Gaze.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-27

SEw YsRR. Sept 20. -lteferee dward
Jacobs presented u report to Judge
MeAdam OF the superior Court. to
day, III which he iiuds that * uhne
Brverldgn is entitled TO decree Of
dive CO on the grounds OF the rea
tl0nship OF her husband, Charles +.
Gotllap, with Louisa Thorn, known
a, Mrs. Coghlan No. l. Tue case was
not contested by Coghlan.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-27

The salo OF horses. CARRIAGES, carts,
Sc., at Brnndywlns SpriugG. on We'd.
nrsday afternoon, was fairly well NJ.
tHuded. and everything wont of at
satisfactory prices. Stldnam, the liuG.
tiohter was happy, and Nj, rock had
NJ cause OF complaint. The auction,
Ger went to MIIdletown to-day. and
TO mOIrow We expect To hear that the
sale Of fiolstelu cattle by tho national
Dredging Company was blg sue,
cess.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-27

The Auditorium to-day presents II
scene OF excitement, busy workuen
arc rushing about. express wagons are
being un loadsd with goods for tho
exhibit and everyone is ON the move.
1 he floor Is chalkod out In spaces and
soon number OF the booths OF nxhibi-
tors In tue First Anuua. Food Exposi.
ton Will be erected / he hall Is even
more spacious than Manager Buckley
anticipated aud thDrs Will iDo ample
room for the many visitors, AS well as
every facility for n perfect display by
tho various exhibitors.
Every arrangement has been mace
Tor the 6ufety ami comfort of the pub
I lin. Large tsn-fooG Hlslcs will lend
down the fun length of tns hall at the
sides. Smaller ai,l.s cross the ilCOr
aud every exit will b. laft open. lhe
stage Will he nrtistlcaily draped and
! set with palms and gtceHs. lhs CON.
tract Tor furnishing the lloral dscota-
! tons haa been awarded To l. T.. Bayl!s.
/ TIE coohin4. Ice ares Will be dsivIr-
: ell IN the balcony which has been seat
al with opera chairs, ali facing to.
I wards a llr9" platform on which Miss
: Cross will dem onstrate.
AIler each lecture Miss Cross will
.eniHln TO answer any questions aud
to =, rinit the ladies to test tho articles
| prepared Inis lady mLdc most pro-
bounced Success IN Chester whore
she delivers lectures every afternoon
this week at Tho Chester Food Expo
I siLtun.
Among the firms who had decorl.
tors ut work at the hall yesterday and
whose booths will lie ready by 20.
night are the following: The WIN
Lea ~ Sons Co, OF Wilmington. w IA
baker \ 80 of Winchester, Va. aud
PhlHde!pliit, lhe Martha Washington
Flour Co, OF New YORK City The has.
Warner O., Of Wilmington, Smith "
Painter Of Wilmington, W. X j. Lang
and others.
President Mullen and tho executive
coululLtos have arranged pro
grHmme OF speaking for the opening
night. II will he succg5sfully carried
out AMI everyone Will DO surG.,sad
wa"n they visit tue nal that night
lliere Is no question that il will bo
opened on time aud with svery booth
In place and in worklug order The
olllce Of the management is now at the
Auditorium and all exhibitors should
apply there for Information relative
to space and goods.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-27

The condition OF eX.Postmaster
l)apiel +. Stewart at $50 clock this
afternoon was slightly improved md
at that hour the patient was sleeping
quietly. Drs. Stuhbs aud Corkran
VINO ale IN attendance. say the critical
period will not be over for three OF
four days but They belinve that theil
patti Mt will continue TO Improve.
OWING to tho large number OF In
quiries 3 to Mr.. Stewart condition
telephone, No. 597. has beom placed
in his house. All questions will bt
cherrrulIy answered. by the nurse III
to the ex.posl masters condition.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-27

Contractor William j, Brown 10
about the only busy builder in the city
81 the present time. This morning ne
took out perultts for the erection of
four two-stOty brick dwellings,. on the
east side OF Rodney street botwsen
Third and Fourth streets and two
two story brick dwellings, On Rodney
street between Second aud Third
streets. MIR, Brown will also build a
house on Goldman street. Tie total
valuation will amount to about
Gil, 400,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-27

There was an exciting runaway this
morning OH Wsat Fourth street 1iEcg Z
Lyman, of Newport. lett his hor.e
at Council street v h 10 he de-
nvered milk to his custolnnrs and IN
his absea1a an In bound Cal frightnu d
the animal. Before 1t hul gone lar
the wagon was left standing In Il Q
street and the loosonsd animal ran as
he harness was broken beyond re-
pair, Out the horse and wagon wore
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-27

Reception to Republican Candidates
The reception of tho Young Mems
Republican tlub to the various candl-
dates and committeeman OF the party
VIII be held tonight In the clubs room
No, so King street. The reception
Will be from 80 to 10 o'clock and will
he tho largest one over held by pc.
li'ical club in this city. Tho pubic
irrespective OF party. Will DC welcome
and arc Invited to attend. An orrhes.
ira Wi! furnish music anu the club
house Will DO beautifully decorated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-27

Prof. johnson, prlurIDtl of Friends
school, Eulcth aul West streets. gives
Notice that candidates for college en-
trance examinations may ioin classes
already organized, and given utlyan-
lhges which cnn only b obtained IN
the La ger naaleluies. This school Ia
w-li equipped IN every department,
ahd 1t was never Ia IL tnura pro spetous
Condition tLun at tile praseAt tina.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-27

The entertainment committes o.
Alpha Council No. |. Legion OF tht
Red Cross. have arranged Tor an en-
tertainmenL this evening at their hal
In the Smith bun ling, No. $40 Msrke
street, to which all the members ant
their wives are invited. An interest
lnH program will be presented. ant
refreshments served. THIS order hai
proved 10 excelisnce by not only boiI
Ing is own, but by adding two new
Councils during tho great depression
of hus!ness of Tho last year. L. no
only pays s. a week SICK benefits, bu
also 81 900 on the death of mem Der
and Is ono of the hest and cheapes
means for a mechanic to provide fol
his family In the event of his sickness
OF uentn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-27

The report of the Baltimore and
ONO Hnilroad itellei department for
tina mouth oil June shows that S5D5. o.
had been paid out Tor accidental in.
iuil"s 10 employees OF the Phi adelpn!a
division; s63.Sl for surgical expense.
hud $500 lur naturdl sickness There
were 10 deaths duiinE TIE muntl.
The receipts amounted to SO 1850.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-27

CHESTER, Ha., Sept. ELL. c. Nedder,
editor OF thd New York Examiner, oue
oil the leading BAPTIST papers of this
oouhtry, has been selected and has
Consented to tuke II ITufussorshiI
IN the Orozar 5 Alnary, to ill the
vacancy culsed by the death OF Dr..
Long
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-27

Mia NJ e. and Mrs w V. l. Rob.
b ~ entertained number of Il oft
III uis at their home, 1l!il w. Fourth
sLl 81. ya4t evening Tho time waa
81 ut III Husle singing aud dancing.
Several members of -. Mary's r. I
hu=fean. ilue selections At md,
ulsHf collation. was sergsi, aftri
~ 81 dancing was resumed At I've
4, 90 ,fci Ia. guests departed with I'M II J
thaHh7 their fair Hostess for tlgu
Il aud eutartaiiinrnt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-27

liAWIHORNE-DnS pic nbor aBth, 1891.
Shlae j. awihorne, wife OF Thomas
Hawthorne.
Relatives and frlenls are inv tel to :, (.
tend nor funeral iron tho residence of
her h.5s "a Il nenr stanton Del. On SAT-
nrdtS, September ~ h. services NJ The
house - 10 Gel ok II. M. lnttrInent III
Wnitt Clay reek CcIieIeEy.
lljoWNWAitD-Dn Sepie nSer 2fth 1874.
Ami ilill, wife OF nemryf. b. wnward,
Relatives ana friends are inYit, d to al :
tend tao tnneGal from Il Q residence of
her ~ sliaid. PENNSYLVANIA avenue ana
Franklin street, on saturday. ;the eth
mt ut +! q clock, /. IN. interim . u pri-
| Sutp
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-27

Captain Samuel Bloeksom. formerly
residing near Mi or. bet. but now a
resident OF our CITY. had an operation
performed I'd one Of the hospitals IN
fbilade phiaIo day this weuh. lhe
captain is ina crlt,ca! condition aud
small hopes OF his recovery Is enter
tsined by his family
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-27

J., ". Stidham and Son will Sell at
their auction rooms, No. Ill Fast
Fourth street, Tomorrow FRIDAY ]
evening, s bedroom suites Of furnl.
hirA. ssvet.i Dar.ur -ulteS and vario u 8
other artcIes that hava been usrrl in u
big hotel for aDaut six weels. aud con.
eequently are almost rs good as Hew.
Those who wish bargains should at.
tend,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-27

Dog Catcher Hayden lost ten m orc
dogs yesterday Which II kos total
of IS animals since last week. Ibis ID
financial loss of .-;iS to !f'm and as he
was keeping the dogs until tue nov
process OF ext"rnunallng thum was
complete lie thtuks tho city should
bear the loss. lie could have killed the
dogs tweEty.iUur hours after lheY
we've captured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-27

The following letter has been ro-
celved by the base ball editor OF the
REPpBLIGAS.
DEAR SIR:--I wish to convey to you
my most grateful acknowledge ents
for the many kind things you have
SAID of me In the past, and to which
may be attributed the very handsome
gathering at my benefit game ON Sat.
urday last.
Will you kindly add another to
your many nets OF courtesy. by per-
hitting your valuable journal to be
he medium OF communicating my
thanks to all those VINO during tho
past season pratonlzsd the Il. Il. b.
Club, aud particularly those on Satur-
day last, practically demonstrated
their good wishes for myself person.
ally. | sincerely thank the many
frienls whose attendance at the ball.
ground, made the game s"ccess tie.
vond my expectations. | shall en-
deayor In the future to retiin the.
good opinion OF my numerous friends
am. &c, JNo. GALLAGHER,
Umpire Il. Is. b. Club.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-27

ne ienus, ly.liia I ui'road Tomulny
announces tnaL Septsmbet IS and -
aud OCTOBER eN"dr4iOn tickets VIII re
suld irom Wilmington to M9nliai IA
Queen Lane st,.,loHJ ard return on az :
co Mt 81 lha International criCk It
u a Ii al reduced rates ''including
adm.ssI III To the grounds"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-27
Money to loan at Dayldow and Co.


The church camp on the causewny
will he repeated all this week. SUM
Jay there viii be- high day In Zion.
lGAristian brothers and sisters are cor
idialiy invited. lev. j. h. Fichett, pas.
tor in charge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-27

II lie understood that Architect Frank
Il GHrswell Of this city has strong
backing for tho position Gf superyis-
ing siChitecJ at WashGRton,thep place
male vacant by the resignation Lf
Architect o. nouke Senator Gray will
urge MIR. Carswrlfs appointment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-27

John G. Syddsll was charged In the
Municipal Court this morning with
Isei4iDg cigarettes to minors When
h5 evldanca was produced 1t appear
Ell that they wero clihamoa cigarettes
which hsu bsen sold. The case was
dismissed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-27

CLAlik-w ak ER-At tho Highlands
on Wednesday evening, September
2irh, lSll 10y tue Rev. 1unn u. /. llama
Mr. Waiter Il. Clark ANA Mi~'i.co Ia +,
alkcr Doth OF Villa ington. Del.
RUTr- HANNA-At 800 I.aucls, ,,r uye.
rue, on Wednesday, evening Scuien-
Hanna. Nj. IIctbert q. Ii, Il, of paiirr
son. y. j., and Miss bessie W. Hanna, OF
Wilmington.
HkNpHICk spN-SE!sDS- On September
-. isDi, NJ Scott NJ. u. rars mage. 6y
l;eN. u, att Jnu. w. liendrlcHsOn ana
Miss Nellie See T.. po'n of Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-27
Commission aud s,reer Dlrector- Meet

The commissien to condemn and as
sess damages To j. Taylor Cause. the
l owner oil tho property uu Eleventh
frOEI Dupont to Clayton ana on Nc
Dnwall strnet from Eleventh to
Twelfth, which streets vi u la opened
/ met the directors OF the Street and
sewer lspar tmnEt and City Solicitor
Elicit nj = O'clock this afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-27

The Second NJ p. Clutch OF this
oity. will I'D Dedicated by ltr Il Kin.
yer. Prosidsnt OF tue NJ p. Conference
o. Baltimore about october -. The
entire church is complete now except
lie Jews and pul pit furniture