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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-23

Tho following paragraph which we
dip from the contribution by "Repub.
hcan Glasses" In the Sunday Star the
Democrats as we'll us Republicans can
SEQ that the perpetuation OF useless
ofiice for the benefit OF relative is of
more Importance in Senator Grav's
ayes than the saving OF over $500 q
year to the treasury.
Nepotism controls the appointing
power In Delaware. Tie TO establish.
mont oil the deputy Collectors Office
AZ New Castle by George Gray two
weeks ago illustrates exactly what la
meant by that. The oiAce is entirely
useless. Probably three vessel year
enter at Now Castle, and that number
ten times over could be easily and
economically attended to by the
deputy Collector In this city.
But in that event Senator Gray,s
brother-lE.lRw could not receive his
needed support from the federal treas,
ury. As 1t is, he drnws % day.
seven days III the week. tie su.ti5Ia
so year for rent for an o1iea which
ne never rses except 10 sleep in, mud
ne gets t25 yenr u, buy coal with.
All this waste had bsen stopped unou
tho recommendations of several disIn.
terested special agents Tie Office
had been abolished by Secretary Csr.
Isle who was unconscious Of the hard.
ship hls act was to imposs upon a near
and dear relative Of the Chi't Cuckoo.
lho order abolishng the Office
TTeaelied thls city on Friday, April 4.
The next day Gray got note nom lila
man ComeHys h6arlng the dire news
WAT relative had been llieI out OF
oiilGs. Gray at once wired that rela.
i've to get himself transported 10
washington while at tIe same time
he called up the Treasury Department
and begged Carlisle to hang M for as
hours the matter Of tho aholsA1ue1t
OF the New Castle office On Monday
the Seoretbty's order WIS resgiuiei
and Sam Black continues to gIraw 81 ~
Per day and also 60 wlth when To-
rent Place TO sleep in during the
daytime.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-23

The Ifuildfru Roam.

The builders Of Philadelphia are hay.
Ing quite n boom, nermitg for the
erection OF n large number OF dwell.
lngs aud several other buildings ha v.
ing been granted tile past week, as "A
result there Is quito heavy demand
Tor mortar, aud the dredgea ana
lighters OF the Charles Warner Com.
pany are busily engaged In furnishing
sand from Goose Bur, noar Delu.
ware City. 1t Ia estimated by ono of
the employees on the DfedKe Alba,
that over 25O) tors OF sand were for.
warded by the Warner line the past
week to Philadelphia, and only 800 or
400 tons to our city. Indicating quite
difference in the demand for this mr..
ticle In the two cities Some two or
three othor companies are also fur.
nlshlng sand for Philadelphia parties.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-23

Inc falling OF Tx. Aar-hlI MeIallen
and his friend Mr.. blackburn. into the
sewer trench at Fourth and French
streets, last Friday evening, furnishes
another admonitton to contractors or
to the Street and Sewer Commission.
ers, to DO more careful In covag!nv
up tho excavations made during tho
continuance of their work. It is for.
tunate that those gentlemen were not
more seriously Injured tut as it is
the city Will have the annoyance of n
suit, evon if It is not mulctcd into the
payment of heavy damages. Mr.. Bird
has the case In hand, and he will
doubtless make the best no possibly
can out of the matter and the tax.
payers will have to pay the piper. 10
pay for improvements Is bad epouoh
without being taxed to pay for sotne-
body's carelessness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-23

James Wilkins d}si on saturday ef.
ternoon at his hDme No. ~ Lombard
street, aged 81 yeats.
tic was born In Chester, Pa, snd
moved to this city iifty-iivo years ago
this month. lie was married IN West
Chester Pa, In 1857. to Margaret
bowrFa Of Ivy II is Chester eoTuty,
Nj, wilkins was a carpenter and 3lllt
the mouse in Which he died. over forty
years ago, His LoyEood days were
spent on the farm nsar Chester an
which John Shnrpless WAS murdered
several years ago, Deeeasud was
Inembor OF Mechanics Lodge, |. o. q.
oi lhls city, Tor about sixty yeara
Last Sunday lac took walk through
TIC Wilmington and BrandywIne
. omHtery, when It is supposed ne con.
tractel the cold which turned into
pneumonia. which with hearts dis.
ease, was tho cause OF his death, lie
leaves II wife and seven children ono
OF whom ts Joseph Il. Wilkins a mem.
her OF the Every Evening staff. The
funeral will take pluee Tomorrow af.
tgTnoon. lntorment Will he made Mt
Wilmington aud Braudywtno Gene.
terry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-23

The Republican nomination elnc-
ton TO- sheriff and coroner will take
p'ace nest SATURDAY. tho 2sta inst.
The rules Of govSramenG wh.eh wo
published few days ago wia 10 All.
hered to. Tho Candidates Should
All make up their minds to submit
gracefully to defeat aul to give To tho
nominees q cordial support. They
havo promised to do this. aui their
word should be rs good as tnolr bond.
we want no GOODNESS. no Indifference.
All the candidates may expect better
lueA n TWO years hence. and conse.
Quehtly they should ondeavor to make
friends anu not ZOOS. BY proper ell ort
the candidates nominated will 10
eiccteH no matter whether their op.
ponent on the Democratic ticket bs
OariE lchael or roman. Senator Gray's
contingent ia power'ess to elect his
friends, as they have become disgust,
cd and regard him as false propAet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-23
Lelrrr cnrr,cr Rrinstnten.

Mr.. simpkins, who was recently mp.
pointed postmaster at Ylneland, N
In order to make places for his Demo-
cratic friends demanded the reaisna.
tlons OF tho Republican INTERPRETATIONS.
and Mr.. George Boynton. ufler ton.
dering his resignation, brought tho
matter to the attention of Postmaster
General liissell. That gentleman or.
dered Mr.. Boynton to 10 relustated.
Postmasters in our State may take
hint. as the carriers ms vol rs clarI.s In
tho post Office are under civil service
rules AMI cannot be dismissed on par.
tlsan grounds. This hint may save
trouble II acted on. =.#.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-23

IL there are any untldy butchers In
the different markets in our city, they
should go to work at once to clean out
their meat boxes and stalls IL they
wish 10 escape rebukc from some OF
the ladies' belonging to the New Can.
fury Club. 1t ls right to have a gen.
eral cleaning up before the commence.
ment OF warm weather IS cleanliness
not only promotes health, but is said
to be noxt to godiness Cholera aud
other kindred diseases generally origi.
nate in countries where the people live
in NTH. therefore all who wish to es.
capo tho contaglon should not object
to a general cleaning up OF their
premises as we'll as their leo boxes.
The butchers, fish m ongers and also
all other citizens should take tina hint,
as IAN ounce OF prevention is worth
pound of curer
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-23

The interrogatorles addressed by a
German Club to the candidates for
nomination for sheriff OF this county,
In regard to immigration. naturaliza.
ton or membership OF secret associa-
ttons indicate a disposition to embor.
rass some ono. or to Introduce into
the canvass extraneous questions that
may prove Injurious to the party,
and lead TO injury rather than benefit
TO themselves, Ie the first place tie
candidates have no influences over tho
legislation Of the country, their busi I.
ness being to execute. not to make
laws. and their opinions cannot iuflu-
encc. one way or the other the ques.
tions doomed OF so much importance
as to require such correspondence.
We want men OF all opinions. with.
out regard to nativity, color or form.
or conditions, to vota the Republican
ticket, and by the election OF all can
didate5 contribute to the establish.
mont OF such policy as will lead to
the prosperity of our country and
thus render unnecessary any legis a.
tion on the subjects alluded 10. Had
is not been for the conspiracy OF the
Democratic party against the protec-
ton OF our industries the present cou.
dition OF prostitution OF business
would not have confronted us. and
the contention suggested by our Ger.
man friends would have had no vital.
ty whatever.
We should not help the Dem ocrats
out Of the pit into which they have
Fallen. by the Introduction Of any cues
tion into the canvass which may lead
to dissatisfaction or the alienation of
single vote. We hays enough to
contend with without stirring up con.
tention In our own ranks and giving
tho Democrats an opportunity to even
partially regain the ground which they
have lost. "A word TO the wise is sui.
hcient.n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-23

Abner HollinRsworth OF Chrlstiaua
hGhire1. is slowly recover ing from
n a attack OF tho grip winch confined
him to his house tile past week or
two.
Mrs. Pas5mOre. who resdos with
her sono in the upper part OF Christl-
ana huhured, mas been confined to hsr
room Tor several months and ls now
unable to leave her bad without as
sl7lauee. AS she is over 10 years of
ago. there is little or no hope of her
restoration to health.
handler LnmpOrn, of Mill Creek
iundrai, IL suffering from plralysis,
aud there Is little II any change Tor
tho better
Edward Robinson, No. GIG W. Fifth
rhnt. is laid up by sickness and his
iiiends zeal considerable anxiety in
regard to his condition
baNri Bruce, No. 600 Adams street
has heen laid up some SIX weeks with
he grip, had hoped to he able to 20
to work today, but on Friday II gHt
no suffered relapse that renders him
an iEval 10 Tor n few daAs more.
Hon. VIM tliriglt has SO lar recov-
cred That lie is able To ride out on
Pheasant days. but he gains streng III
very slowly.
A. Joseph is slowly recuperatlnp
from hIs attack OF sickness nut llte
all al Other sufferers from pulmonary
complaints his progress towards req.
lofatloh 10 health ls rather STOW.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-23

Diamond Council, No. 5, Jr..O. u .,
M, Monday evening. Smith Buildlnv.
Get Series One. of tile Memorial
War Book, offered by the" RErUGIICtS. ]
Mrs. W. II. Money ana little dauph.
ter Mary, of Townsend have returned
from a visit to lrlauds in this city.
Mrs, NJ. +. 5urker, Colorado, is u a
guest OF Mrs George Janvier.
Frederick Mammele left to DIV tn
y. ]. ~
Cards are out announcing tho wed.
dlng or Geo. W. Danials ana Miss Bgr-
tina Aaylor. Townsend. TO take place
on the eth Of this month.
Mrs. Anhie Little and william
Brlnkiey were married Mt AIitillstown
Of o'clock on Thursday evening, by
Rev. y. NJ. browne.
Cards are out announcing the mar.
rlage OF Miss Ida. daughter OF Mr..
md Mrs. John 4. Hayes, to SIR. Harry
p. GRAY. The ceremony Will take
place ut the residence of the bride's
parents, near Rod Lion, on Wednes-
day evening next, April 25th at 80
O'Clock.
There are thirty-one empty Offices
for rent In tho Equitable building.
corner Ninth aud Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-23

C,HERIFF'S SALE-By virtue or wru
klof Ais. LevarI Faoias. to me directed, viii
be exposed to public sale, at the Cour
House. on Market street between Tent
aud Eleventh streets. In the city of VIII
mlngton, New Castle county, Del.
ON SATURDAY,
THE 2sth DAY OF APRIL 1894
At 2 o'clock p. M.
The following described real estate. viz.
All that certain lot or piece OF land with
thfec-story brick house hercon ereci cd
situate in the city OF Wilmington, bound.
ed and described as follows, to wit: lie,
ginning at point on the cast erly side OF
jefferson street between Seventh Ani
Eighth streets at the distance 81 IS fcct
IRON tho noftherly side OF Seven Ii street
at the northerly side OF n 4.fcet wIie alley,
thence along said a ley side easterly ana
parallel to ) venth street 81 feet to n y
rect wide alley thence tlong tho side Of
said alley northeriy Ii feet TO a ppf .
thence westerly and parallel 10 Sev,g- /,
street and passing through tie middle OF
the division wall bet ween the house on
THIS lot and the adjoining house on TIM
north 81 feet to the aforesaid eastcrly
side OF Jefferson street.and thence there.
by sontherly ID feet to the place of egin
may. etc.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property of Patrick Neary aud Mar,
Near. his wife. Jonn T. Dickey aud Annie
J. Dickey. his vile, and J. j. Duuaherty.
t. t., aud to be sold BY
"a. 1885, "a
The above described property belong, 10
Jon" j. DouRherty. John 4. Dlokey and
Patrick Neary have no interest III the
PiopeFLS'= a9
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-23

the Star complains Of the DELAY oil
the City Railway Company In laying it's
Haoks up Market street. 1t is annoy
Ing to have the street torn up for so
long a period oil time, yet we suppose
the company is us DESTROYS Of pushing
The work forward as rapidly as possi.
Ole as any OF our citizens can be. 1t
Is, however. surprising that outaide
parties generally invariably perceive
how much more rapidly work can be
rarried forward than those having 1t
In hand are capable of. 1t is one
lining, however, to complain, and en-.
tiIely different matter to perform.
Every one can perceive the short
comings OF his neighbor, but is entire
~ obllvlous of his own. Those who
complain of the tardlness and DELAY
OF any work, as rule are not able to
furnish an example worthy of imita-
ZION. VI course tho Star is right in
emphasizing the complaints OF cItl.
Eens and we give 1t credit for It's alac
Fity In doing SO, as even the most ex.
pert may be stimulated to Increased
sotiyity and diligence on realizing
that the eyes OF the public are upon
them.
1t will be glorious thing when we
San command and tho elements shall
obey. and at the mere expression Of our
will the work in hand shall be immedi
ktely completed, and all inconven.
lenees oNvlated. Those who advocate
the greatest expedition may, however,
do well to remember tho Injunction
1t is the part of wisdom to make haste
slowly as they stumble who run fast"
or as Dayy Crockett is credited with
saying. "be sure you are right and
then 60 ahead" Let all make their
work as durable as marble, as firm as
the everlasting hills, and furnish an
example that their SUCCESSORS through
coming ages may follow with profit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-23


Four gentiemsn on Sunday wers
standing on the strset engaged in coa-
veraplion when IL turned on the pres
eat hard ilsass. and when II was going
70 end. Vol, said one wetl.know
business man. 1 have always been a
lem ocrst. but Will give you notice
now That l don't intend to vote lhe
Lemugtatc ticket at the coming cleo.
ton in November. l Thought wheu /
voted for Cleveland the last tiias
was voting to put my party in power,
80 that they would civ us proepefous
Htues.--- NJ have theyGonN it2 Welt |
guess 1 know now Witch side my
broad Is huttered on. l AN ready to
Vote nSaiu to lave another change, but
10 Attpdulltan times. Yes, so am /,
s3oiAh up Aauthti enc OF the group, /
have aiwa4 been a Democrat.
regular Maryland Democrat. |
hnve never voted any other kind of
ticket hut anu Democrat no longer
IAese htna OF tteo srade tiines disgust
mo. don't want any more OF IT,
heres no business. no money, No
W9ik, no othiug, hit poverty and
free soup houses for VA to help to
support. You estn make a nuto OF It.
atn Democrat no longer
lhS third man was all eN.county
onnial and as t.e liBtsned to the dppla-
ration Of tue Two iormer fellow VOTERS
lie never said "a word but SIMPLY emil
Ell, which meant great deal The
fourth man was tho writer OF this ar
ttotS and he WAS made f,htiy sprsah.
less by these lbeniocfats avowinK that
they had mad enough oil good Demo.
ctadc rule.
They all wanted n change auJ they
have only had but little over
ono year OF pure Southern democratic
rule. They sad in one breath, too
much south in our government affalrs
Tor US. Congress has been IN session
| how toT seNerttl MOI, tbs and what huvo
thoy dono but wrangle? Cleveland
/ tAe hangnian is on top aud the public
arc the uudor dog, but wait three
years from now anu see whu will be-
on top then. It's just such men as
these who will swell the Republican
vote iii this state in November.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-23

MuNsGN's Remedy No. Z as a Blood
Purlner has no eqaul. IL oleauses the
BLOOD Of all impurit les. and cures Fry
them. Dry and scaly Eruptions 10th.
yoses Vascular Eruptions Pustulur
Eruptions. Itching flashes, Mentagra,
Eczema, bait kheum. Herpes. Two sizes.
70 and 30 cents A complete list of Mum
SON kemedies together with their medi-
cal publication. The Family Doctor,"
viii be given you free by applying to any
OF our agents. Caution, buy by numbers
CAUTION: Beware OF limitations. No.
tioe the name OF Munson 10 spelled with
the letter 5 See that our trademark Il
on every label None genuine with
out Il. For sale IN wilmington by George
W. Quinn. 18th md Claymont Sta. j. j.
Ghiiarher Il Bro, 1868 and 1904 Market
81; >. @ Mckeever. Maryland Ave. and
Linden st veasey's Pharmacy. Sth and
Monroe; w. t. Smith, 9TH aud Harrison;
4. G. Taylor Il Co. 1893 Il. 4th St; Munson
y Targette. N. u. Cor 18th aud Orange
ST. 4urrett 3. Smith. Del. Ave aud Du.
FONT; John M. Harvey. 407 Delaware
avenue.
Munson's Homoeop athIc Medl-
cine Co., -..5. .=.
iSSo AhCH 81, PHILA., PA
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-23

X. l.. Roberto VIII have saIe NJ
horses at his stautes, IN hester Pa
TO morrow (Iuesday) afternoon. In
tue Iut arc several iine drivers aud
general purpose horses pair Of fine
dapp5e sfays 5 yeats old Weighing
800 pounds, just suited Tor atJeck ie
"f any other brewing house In our
CITY, and II number OF other likely
animals
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-23


The Treasurer aud clerk OF the sea.
sion OF the Central Presbyterian
Church made Ills report Tor the yenr
ending April lst. 1884, as follows:
Homo Missions. S,l74 ~; foreign mis-
stohs s58B, ~; education, s2a5. W; SAT-.
bath school work. s2S4 ~; cAurca er3c.
On, s5!2.G4; ministerial relief 1881:
freedoms board. s7f.7; sypodica /
sustenntion, ! 10, 50; aid to colleges.
sb3 hbi general assembly $50. 40, bible
Soglrty. s0S.iI; miscellaneous, -, U96.
$500. ID total Tor all objects. sf3
uOl Cd, bycuniession to Central Church.
~; IL ter to central Church. Il. Total.
Is. At Lust Lake by confession and
letter, %. Net gain OF mumherslHu
Tor tnn year, 81. Membershlp April Ist.
1894. aSB; Sunday school teachers and
officers, 5li scholars. ilG; total, 4TO.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-23

All Republicans are reqne5ted to
again meet at the National Han, n nth
AMI Walnut streets. HeXt "Wednesday
aad Friday eveEihgs. Prumlutnt
sHeukers will be present. The varl-
Gus clubs connected with tho ReEuH.
lnah party are ugain requested to lie
present. ONE one. como all VINO ~ q
Interested Ia tue welfare OF Q UT party,
by order Of TIE chairman, $. Hood,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-23
EGIsTEt's ORDER
LII REGlSTER'S OFFICE,
NEw CASTLE Co., DEL.

-
LIZ REGlsTER's OFFICE,
NEW CAsTLk Co.. DEL
.-... April IL. 1891.
Upon the application OF William h..
wilson and William II. Horn, Execute rs
OF Norris W iisor, late Of brandy wine hi.
directed by the Register that the FIX
ecutors, aforesaid give hotice OF grant
ing OF Letters Cstamautary unon
the estate OF the deceased, with
date OF granting thereof, by causing
auser l, to be posted within
IN SIX OF the most public places OF tile
county OF New Castle and State of Della
ware requiring all persons having de.
WhhusaRainst the estate to present the
came, or abide by an act OF Assembly
" sueh case made Ind provided; and al
go cause the Same to be inserted with
~ Vie same period In tho Daily Repnb.
ilcon, newspaper pnblishei I'm VII
mtngtOn, Del. and to be con tinued tbara
In three weeks e. o. d.
-, Given under the hand aud Seal
s.s. OF office OF the Register aforesaid,
county nioresaid. the day and year
-, }. WILKINS CooCH, Register.
NoTlCE.-NOtice is hereby given that
"a ne'ttrs lestamentary were IN due 'orm
ol law granted unto the undersign.
90. OIL the 18th day OF April, A. ID,
1894, and thatall persons having cluims
Asalist the catate of the deceased must
present the same, duly attosted, to the
shlu Executors OIL or before the nth
uay OF April. 1885, or abide the Act
OF Assembly in such case made and pro.
vided. WILLIAM \, wilson
WILLIAM II. HORN.
-, Addr ess-Edward G. Bradford. Ts1
wilmington, Del. ali
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-23

vi getting pictures TO decorate your
mouse II so, Jiiug u good photo. OF
IAther, mothe:. brother. sister or
Iflsud TO our Office where you can SEQ
ssm pies, aLd whrre, FOR 81 80 anu por.
tfalt coupons, youran get an accurate
portrait with rls CANT tTuuo All com.
Piote ready to tang Why pay more
ior tho eoaitaon prints or .itAoxrauhs
w tls iuarket when you can 10 beau.
GhuliJ adorn your walls with accurate
portraits of loved ones?
We nave secured for our roadera nil
rights of great recent lmpioyemsut
" art which Will enable all our readers
20 ootaln portrait of Themselves or
iriends at this low figure that would
hsretoio.e cost $40 and upward
Sam pies OF this work urs on exhIbl.
tion at oGl Office. II Is tine the won.
Der lie how 1t can be done for tho nrica
the RKfvBGICAN Ia alwRys doing won.
dsrs for Its cesders.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-23

OF medicinal agents Is gradually rele
gazing the oid-Jime herbs. pills.
ufaughts and vegetable extracts TO
the rear and bringing Into general
use tue pleasant ant effective liquid
laxative, Syrup of Figs. Tp pet tn.
true remedy see that ii is tnlnufneti1,.,.I
~ tho California Fig Syrup 90. only
For sale BY all lending druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-23

Brandywine Park yesterday was
nlled with promenaders and children.
The day was beautiful one but not
SO much as Saturday. Tho flowers
began to appear while the trees are al.
most IN leaf The air was balmy aud
Altogether, the park presented the
most spring-like appearance this
morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-23

Why not place your ord ara for m onu.
mental work you are eoutem plating
erecting this srrinG with Geo l.. JonpS
No !O2 West Eighth street. He will
guarantee you new design for low
er price than what you Will pay else
where for old ones Designs and ca.
Inmates cheerfully furnished gratis.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-23

Simply apply "SwAYNES olNrMENr
30 mSerhrl medicine required. Cure
letter, eczema. Itch. all erupIions of the
/ l sc, hands nose. etc. leaving the skin
Gear wi.;e aud healthy. It, ! reat hea-
my md curative powers are possessed by
SwAYSE's OIsTMENE
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-23
Security Tru.. I s.h gs,,,l! G..
No. $40 Market stree,

Capital 100000 Surplus 500, oot
Aitows Interest ON Deposited
Money as FsIloSvs.
Deposits payable on demand nor cant
deposits payable after II days not!as
az per cent.
Deposits pay able after sdays' notioa
percent
Actiyebusinoss accounts are not taken.
The company acts as Executor, Ad nj n.
strntor, trustee Guardian lteoOiyer
and AGENT and rents small safes IN IL
and burglAr-proof vaults.
BENZ. NIEIIDS, President.
WIN. P. BANCRUl Fl. Viee Pres,se,t
Jas. b. cLARkSoS. Treasarer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-23

Henry Hofecker who fell from a
roof on Monday died GU saturday.
While Engaged In roofing house for
his orother.ln-law about two miles
from the city he fell aud received in.
luries to his spine which proved fatal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-23

Patronize the Economy Market No.
ao3 kiug street. Beef, veal, mutton.
!ano and ali Kinds of meats constant
~ uu hanl at lowest pieces Home.
drtsscd spee.a.tE give US a cal and
10 convinced. all goods Delivered
nee. Phone GB5. H. Ramsbcrger,
prop.