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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-16

Az oU, apfzyPusCi"S1y, nc hSo1'
sutrzymaria kstdego z mich wy
nosi $50 a nawet It's zfr. rocznie
(nie wliczajac W to AMI sfutby
ami mieszkania). prseto wydatek
ma nich oblic1ac molina rocznie
CO najwyaej ma 7 do 10 tysiecy
cir. Ma CO vice zutytkowana
jest nadwyika 55 So tysiecy z'r.i
Otto naprz6d kosztuje ~stosunkowo
bardzo wiele op;eka sfutba, a
kosztuje ola tego wiele, &c jest
jej "a wiele, skiada sic bowiem
az z 50 osob. Jestto zbytek bar.
dc k sztowny, ale chocby go
obliczaG nawet ma rs tysiecy zir.
rocznie, to jeszcze pozostanie o.
koio 80 tysiecy fuuduszu niezu-
zytkowanego. Nale4y jeszcze do.
dad, il zarzad przyjmuie takae
zamo4nieiszych psnsyonarsy, pfa
cacych dose IMAGINE stosunkowo
kwoty, a zatem przynoszacych
czysty doch6d. W.zystkie przyto.
czone cyfry ~wydatkow So oblic1o-
me bezwarunkowo "a wysoko;
znajacy bliaej stosunki redukuja
je do pofowy, ale powtarzajac
zarzuty. dociaguaiem sumo wy.
datkow d. m a x m NJ, ably
odtraci6 cd siebie nawet pozor
stronniczoSci. Zrobmy jeszcze ma
lie porowuanie: ma utrzymauie 80
kalek W swoim zakfadzie miej
skim wydaie gmina miasta Kra.
kowa II 900 zfr. Towarzystwo
dobroczynnosci zas ma $50 star
COW j dziec: wydaje 26 tysiecy
reiskich, wowczas kiedy zakiad
Helstow ma 40 do 60 nieulec sal.
nych ma 65 tysiecy zfr. Kura.
torem zakfadu jest wprawdzie
wydziaf krajowy, ale zarzai, o.
pieraiac sic pono ma pewnych
punktach zapisu, rzadzi absolutnie
funduszami. Zarzad zas ten skiA.
daja: matka Karolina JIchel,
fcancusks i ojciec Subtle, take
francuz. Wszystkie pozostaie fun
dusze odsyiane So podobno do
Parytu, do ge~neralnego Towarzy-
silva sw. Wiacentego a Paulo.
Dodae jeszcse moge z czyste m
sumieniem, De znam fakta po-
twierdsajace zarzuty ,,bezwzgle
dnoSci i niemifosierdzia" czynione
zarzadowi imienia Heletow.
W utiegfym tygodniu odbywafo
sic doroczne zebranie krakowskie
go Towarzystwa rolniczego. w
zebraniu braio udziaf kilkudziesie.
ciu delegatow Towarzystw okre.
gowych. Przewodniczvf mu hr.
Jan Tarnowski, obok ktorego "a.
siadf ks. Adam Sapieha, prezes
galicyjskiego Towarz silva gospo-
darskiego. 2 przemowienia pre-
zesa przebijaia nadzieja, ID rok
bietacy bedzie dobrym ola r6lni.
kow i he powiedzie sic tegoroczna
wystawa kraiowa we Lwowie.
Pr6cz tego wyrazif prezes ubole.
wanie mad stsnem ekonomicznym
kraju, a zwfaszcza rolnikow, kt6ry
to stan z~aostrzyfy jeszcze kleski
ubiegtego roku. Re sprawozdania
przedfotonego przez sekretsrza p.
Lewieckiego dowiedzieli sic zebra
nj o calorocznej czynnosci komite-
tn. Przygotowano do wprowa.
dZania W 1uoio uota mo hodoulapo
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-16
dotknietych kleska zeszforoczna, 8

q WreSzcie ustep tycz4cy sic spra-
Wy budowy kolei lokalnych. "a.
MIN przystapiono do dyskusyi mad
|sprawozdaniem komitetu. hr. Az
drIej Potocki przedstawil dziaial
nosc wystawowej komisyi iowa.
rsystwa, zsprzeczajac rozouszczo.
nym pogioskom jakoby zachodnia
czesc Galicyi przeciwna byfa wy
stawie. Wobec tego ks. Saplecha
czuf sic W obowiaSku zaznaczyG, il
|lubo byio mniemanie o istniejacej
W zachodniej Galicyi obojetnosci
do wystawy lwowskiej, to prseciea
uposzfo ono do grobu" W obec
widocanych. a gorliwych staraf ko-
mitetu krakowskiego. Wystawe
robi ogoi wsz ystkich czesci dawnej
Polski. Kouitet wystawy ME roe.
SIERRA programu, owszem must
prawie hamowac ogoi spofeczeh.
silva, ktory doprowadzif do tego,
&c wystawa try razy wieksze
przybierze rozmiary anizeli pro.
|jektowano. Pc dyskusyi mad sprar
wozdaniem i kilku specyalnych
sprawozdaniach j zamknieciach
rachunkowych. dokonano nowych
wyborow, Z ktorych wyszli miedzy
|iuuymi jake prezes hr. Jan Tar.
nowski, a jake jego zastepcy PIP.
Maryan Dydyhski i Stanisiaw Ho-
molacz. Ma po2ofudniowem tego4
dnia posiedzeniu przediozyf prof.
Jozef Mlewski refsrat O wfosciach
rentowyoh.
Jak wiadomo Rad projektuje
ustawe tworzaca nowy sposob ma.
bywania ziemi "a ~obowiazek uisz.
~czania diugoletniei renty. Powo.
iany do sycia ,Zwiazek rolniczy"
bedzie miai obowiazek licytowac
kaida posiadfosc rolnicza do sunny
szacunku ~wiasnego i przsmieniaG
ia W razie nabycia ma posiadfosc
rentowa; procz tego ka4dy wfaici.
ciel gospodarstwa roluego mole
aada6 cd ,,Zwiazku" przemiany
lego posiadfosci ma rentowa. Ola
uzyskania srodkow pienieanych ma
bye wypuszczoua emisya lis
tow rento wych, z poreczeniem
procentu przez kraj lub pshstwo
Dalsze szczegofowe streszczanie
rzadowego przechodzifoby RAINY
correspondence ii. Prof. Mlewski
wykazal liczne zalety, i liczue wa,
dy projektu. Pomiiajac je ola
braku miejscs, przystapmy do koh
cowych uwag ~referenta. Projek.
towana in~stytucya ME wiadomo
ola czego ma bye ograniczona do
ratowania zsgrotonych jedno.
stick, kiedy taxa sama spefnia W
Prusiech zarazem inne zadania.
Dobrze obmyslana i dobrze wpro.
wadzona waycie iustytucya wiosci
rentowych uchroniiaby wielu roll.
nikow cd baukructwa, a zarazem
pofozyiaby grantee nieracyoualne
mu obdfuianIu ziemi. Dalszemi
skutkami byfyby: a) wieksza sta.
iosc bytu producentow, a stad
trwalosc i wzrost produkcyi. By
regulacya ceny ziemi, gdya amor
malny jej wzrost grozi kleska,
~zwfaszcza W obec ziotej waluty,
o. ulatwieuie melioracyi przez do.
stsrczanie ma mia kredytu rento.
wego. Nsjodpowiedniej zdaasfy.
nv do calm nominate w nroiakcia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27
Dots


Tho Ursrllne NUTS. at 100 Delaware
avenue. Yesterday afternoon opened
an exhibition OF the class work OF the
pupils.
"Electriclty' Is tho subject OF lee.
turo before tho Y. NJ. q. A. his even.
ing by Professor Berlin.
Edward IL. Brennan has entered In
the dog show ut rattetsall's, Phiiadel-
phia, four very handsome Irish set
terB.
Carriage sponges, good grade. that
will stand hard wear. W. q. Taylor,
JOB King street.
Mrs Beaton NTH Is again on the
sick lat. She had n relapse und il now
confined to her room.
Mr. Rlchenberger has taken his son
into partnership, and have leased the
boarding and salos stabl on Orange
atreet hollow Second. where thay will
be pieased to accommodate all who
wish anything In tLeir line,
The German Library Association
gave n bail last evening at the Germa n
Hall, corner Sixth and Walnut streets,
which WINS great success. Tno at
tendance was fair and an enjoy able
evening was spent.
Harry Ii. Wrigbter of Philadelphia
paid our city visit to-day on bust.
ness.
William Colquhoun. Esq. secretary
OF the Board OF Health. who has been
off OF duty for the past month, return.
ed homo last evening, and was at his
Office to-day, looking little thin from
his lndisposition.
Everett Janyier has removed hls
boot and shoe store from No. 231 Mar
ket street to No. 8l5 King street.
4. l. a.. Ia. a. n
W. " Ii. railroad arc late to Lday.
Mr.. Wherefore Chandler is confined
to his house with an attack Of the
grippe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

KENNARD & CO.,
62I-623 MARKET ST.

This store d an never be
the receptacle for poor quail
ity of goods, nc matter how
low the price.
We stand by what we sell,
and we request you not to
keep anything that does not
suit you. .............
Our reputation for abso.
lutte reliability will be as
zealously guar ded in the
future as it has been in the
past, and patro ms may rest
assured that on + prices, quail.
ity considered, will uniformly
and invariably be as low as
anywhere quot ed.
We place on our counter
to-day new Ii hes of those
fine 36,inch fancy all-wool
and silk.and- wool Dress
Goods at 4sc. Among the
greatest sellers of the season.
A great quality of 45,inch
Sarah Cloth IN all leading
shades at 80 cents.
Never before have we put
before our people such goods
at this price,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

IF $40 is your limit for a
Suit the New York
Clothing House will
show you forty styles. Good
wear, good taste and exqui.
site fit are our strong points.
We have $40 Suits in Cas-.
.simeres, Fancy Worsteds,
Clay Diagonals, etc. The
popular and dressy Double.
breasted Rough Cheviot
Suit is also here for $40. In
fact in the $40 line we carry
more styles than any three
b o Il sc S in Wilmington.
Would you like an idea about
styles as well as prices!
Then give us a call.
AtSl2 and SIS you can
pick from sixty styles of as
.Drcssy Suits as the Clothing
world has yet turned out.
How about these sudden
changes? What are you go.
ing to do about them? One
OF our Spring oyercoats will
protect you. Atwood with
Silk sleeve Innings for Sc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

JOHNSTON Mnrch 90. iani HUH.
soh Of Hugh and Mary Ann Johnston,
aged Is years

Mnrch GO. 1904 HUH,
son al Hugh and Mary Ann Johnston
aged j. years
Duc notice Of funeral Tomorrow.
K ! NJ Died at her lait, residence Ia VIII.
nIin4 tOn. ON March nth llanr,cttn Nc.
htian King daughter ufILHlu= ana
sara Ann Nilsuy aud wife OF WA. X.
King aged 10 geils
Esistttes and Trends are invited 10 at
tea her tln raj from the + sidence OF
VT. juhu IN lng, nth street NV Castle.
ptlz. o. NcIHssdly. MGr'h 18Th al }
90 gEoe scTvlGrsIt Emmanuel Epi sUupa.
hHirh lateTment in cuurch yard,
Fast her suffering. past fer PAIN,
t.'tSed 10 NTcp.tuf tears arc vain,
WAY should We be thus Oppressed.
III sfn who suffered ia NJ rest
MrtNGLs-On March II 1891. Ia p..;aaal-
phla. 5!incy Ann wife of the lHts
John Armand MonHes aud lauTnter OF
the tate John tforl ia OF this city.
tuhClHl H.ryigeS at The oil SWcdes
hniFh, On Wednesday, the .Sth. at 1874
p. III.
DHkNt s-lu thts CITY. on sIalrh card
SIT kobt. 'iraArs ugrd - leHrs
Relatives and friends ulso tArmcinher4
% Tie q. A. a.. are IUvttri to attpn1 thu
iua raj, from his lttate4! leupc u W l.
stpn, ul iurstay. " .rvh y. 1891. Meet
~ 9 ou.us's luaNua, 2IA III Into mcnt
nt = Peters cemetery. services at 4.
Z NJ =. Chutch.
kAHNoat On March sJth.=ls9I. Phu,F
IIIEnur.
Hririiyes mud friends arc invited Ia the
-uHnlla the ! d,nce OF his SON
in5 + iEavHVr, NO, Is as SiYth strTCI
on ID tdftaN rHorntha, hnrtk 9th. at {
Ioafo Is III IN mass - MARY 9 Church
|iEttttuoat 4; at e'lrHi r"uetery.
COLLISION Inlnis GitY, on March 4Gth
{ ls4+ larlt X. infaHl daughter OF
? lohu aul Mthcl II. Oils n aged
tunnt and day
III" rc.ttfiyps md rrIcnds arc resp ct
LiRN lHEuui TO uttrtd the funeral on
We shy, MIrel >. at : OF Is, from
IL" icsliHHu" II ier grandparents. MIR
niG Nrs VI =. KIRK No. Dls rtne street
iuisrmeai al 81. James Come cry. Ncw
tort de-.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27
B. SHARP eco
Fourth and Market SITS.

Our assortment of China
and Japan Mattings cannot
be excelled. The designs far
exceed any previous efforts
of the practical Chinaman
and artistic Jap. The prices
were never so low-twenty.
five thousand yards are here
in the choicest things made,
and on receipt of a postal
we gladly send you samples.
Biwa Jointless, 12as cents
per yard, 81 per roll.
Arena Jointless, 25 cents
per yard, So per roll.
Tsura Chop JointIess,
double dyed, 25c per yard,
50 per roll.
Niceroy Cotton Warp
J ointless, % cents por yard,
IS per roll.
Dai Jchi (Great One), 75c
per yard, $25 per roll.
These mattings are worthy
to 60 into any house and we
especially recommend them
for beauty and wear.
In Floor Linens and Lin.
en- Slip Covers we show a
fine line and will send IL man
to your house for measure,
ments and estimates any
time. For window awnings
we have all the new effects
and do this work in thor.
Ioughly first.class manner.
You should order these hot.
weather goods early-Uphol.
stery Department, second.
floor. .--.. --...
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

Chancellor Wolcott ami Judge
Grub sat this morning. L.. L. Coeh-
ran, Jr., was admitted az a solicitor
before the court.
Mrs. Josephine NJ r.. White was
appointed trustee oil Caroline T. Nc.
Intosh, an insane patient at Farm
hurst.
David and Frank Mccoy were grant
ed decree of partition Ia their case,
against Douglass and W. II. Mccoy.
| George II. Bates presented n petit
ton from Elizabeth d. and James c.
MCCOmb, trustees for Martha M.
Comb Bush, Jane c. MoCOmb Wiuches-
ter and Horny MeOomb Bangs,
iasliing that the record OF certain pro.
iceedin9s OF real estate lie 50 amended
that Elizabeth Il. and James q. Nc
COMBS may receive so much OF thu
purchase OF the properly In question
'as represents the interest OF Henry s.
.MGCombs, deceased. The petition
was granted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

Some twenty young men of our oily
went to Washington on Monday after.
moon to witness u ten round settoo be.
IIwesn Vim. Darrell. a well-knoWn box-
Ter OF local fame, and Edward Cart
agreed upon but on the sixth round
ICArtwrights friends. seeing that Oar.
roll was only playing, lifted him out
of the ring, TO save him from further
punishment, and tile contest was dc.
lclared n draw.
Another contest followed between
.coored man named Russell. OF our
city, and Haney of Washington. After
having gone through nine rounde,
the Judge called for two more bouts,
when Russell thinking that they had
gone through ten rounds. tina
specified number. refused to respond,
when his opponent was declared the
victor,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

Levy Court met this morning and
transferred the forty.two lots in the
Ninth ward lately sold by Joseph l..
Carpenter to William Lawton and
Samuel II. Baynard.
The committee to audit the books OF
the road commissioners reported tho
work completed and the account cor.
rect.
Sunday school superlntendents
should call on Mr.. Armstrong for their
blanks for the annual appropriation as
soon as possible. A number of trans.
ferS was made.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

ThIs morning Ia IL" Municipal nart
b4iore Judge Bnli fatf.ct Mvth,skuy.
w1so works At tue aliushuuse, WIS iluas!
vi und COSTS tpr ,lrGnkeunEsa iCslcr
day he was found In oUlitIou not
altogether proper by Oh eg SBIttu 4t
the r.. NJ. a Il epat
auhn MONTGOMERY. vi i.Gs oeen III
tbs hester rpIuly lInu0 11iang tn
~ller and WHO al u.a tine was d
NO. hho"lE= clever mgsi mt of this
fny, was lined Il and eas.s fur TN
same otton4t
hichdcl NeWcll F'tme III .esfsraay
from tsaymant and lie anne lT4I.A AMI
dsorierly and was iiLe,i : ! mn rusts
Ter doing 50.
nsry VI Gardiner viii have 10 pay
u and costs Tor being Grund OF eise
WI got tres +. 10 TO her ga'ire city
ksw caste
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

For this week. only. 500 our window
display we bought for spot cash from
q merchant tailor VINO nendei money,
his entire stock OF line sultings and
You can take your
choice ion, His week oaly. Suits mate
to your meas ure 5l2.UD. trousers $500
This il an extraordinary olTer Every
garment cut to your mensure right in
our store by thoroughly experienced
cnttor. \ perfect fit guaranteed or no
sale. Liverpool 4 London Merchant
Imlors. 800 Market street. W. LuCkycr.
mgr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

Tie election OF vestrymen OF the
EPiscopal parishes pf this city lcluity
parish excluded. was he'd yesterday
hs1ernoou.
ahs new wnriens aud vcstrYtaen nj
81 Andrews ave:
Wardens L. l. Warner and Willard
Thomson.
9estrymen William LIKE Henry ].
korse George W. iIahUr. \ >. Elliott.
=. II, Hollccl.er Jr, David Lindsay.
a1r {. g. Nludatn.
At st. Johns Church Martlens.
Francis u. Duront Lewis 5. William.
son
testrymeh ). Cloud Elliott, Id.
yard &. bradford. Austin Huntington,
Z Nan'frnmp, Geo. A. Elliott, Wm.
6 tisher
Al calvary church. WhrdtHs Ed,
maud Mitchell, Jas, y. Carter
Yes;rymcn " +. Porter, fEomas
sssksOn. J, l.. foremqn, Jra=N. Il
1adman, J. Il. Monit, Goorge Cox
3aiMrs N. Griffin.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

Mr.. o'Donnell, OF the Board OF
iEduoation. may be gentleman of
high standing, but when he couples
the reporters with sneak thieves. he
shows that he lacks the qualities
which go far to make gentleman.
Ilt tue reporter who interviewed hlra
,made any misstataments- and 1t 10
IdoubtfIl IL he did for he Is considered
to be very accurate reporter, ha
Should have paid his attentions to
Ithat individual. rhors is no use cry
ing over split milk; he made the mis-.
take OF closing the schools and tho
people would think more OF him II ne
would acknowledge his fault like Mr.
Grant. Another funny thing agitat.
ing the minds of the people at presec-
Is: who said Mr.. Clerk was not an
American" Good Friday closing may
yet turn out to be bad Friday clog
ling. Sneak thieves1
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

Usually Involves SEA s'cSncss. When the
waves play pitch and loss with you. strong
indeed must I've the stomach tnu can
-tnnd II without revolving. Tourists
travellers. yachtsuIen, mari
tcrs, all testify Ilau hostettrrs stomach
liittefS IL tho best remedy Tor the nausea
experienced il rough weather ON the
water. Nervous una weakly travellers hy
lund often suffer from something akin Ia
TINS, ana NUT IN the bi,trrS its sttrrst
No disorder OF tine stomach.
liver or bowuls j. 50 uhst mate that II may
not Ice overcome by tue pronptnud thor
ou%h remedy, Equally elliGariuu- is Il
for chit aud lever, kidney ana rheumH.
TIC iruuhl" and merry usuess Emigrauts
10 the frontier shOuil provide them.
s1lNrs with tnis tine mciiCi at safeg
hfalnst lie effects ul yiris-tudvs OF t4l
mate, hardship. exposure Nuu fatigue,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27
Charged with Stealing Chick.,s

James delaney of Chrlstiana, Hd.,
had hearing before SquireAIonaghan
last evening, charged with purlointng
q chicken and one dozen OF eggs from
Thomas Pagan.
DELANEY sold the eggs to Francis
Ginglebach and had tho chickens In
his possession when arrested by OH
GERS Chambers and Ward He was held
In the sum of $500 for court, Pagan
going on his bond.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

Thomas II. Lally went to Dover to.
Itrate Monaghan's time expires. Tile
candidates In the field at present areI
Magistrate Monaghan, Thos. II, Lally,
John Dorsn. John L. Daily and MIR,
Griffith. Mr. Lally was accompanied
by ]. Harvey Spruance. }. Garrett
Hart Patrick Neary, Dr.. John L, Fahey
and others.
| Although the day was cold Mr.
iLRlIy felt warm In the belief that tho
quiet chat to-day and tho force of tho
Edeputation later will lead tho Cover
NOR TO appoint him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

wish you would correct the Item
you published IN your paper OF last
Friday about me being held for non.
support. | would say l was not
my wife, but she swore out a warrant
for me to give security Tor
her money, and as ! thought that
ii would he impossible for me to gej
the same. that Is tho reason l left
the city, much against my wishes.
e. W, EVANS,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

Deputy Coroner Palmer empannelled
tho following jury at o'clock to-day,
to Investigate the death OF Hugh
Johnston. Jr., who was killed by a
freight train last evening: W. S. Tan
gey, Caleb Smith. Harry Jacobs, j.
Binnox, $. Mcguire, T. Speakmnn, F.
Platt, ]. +. M'Ivor. The inquest will
be held at o'clock this afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27
Handsome Once.

Evans d Co., real estate and stooh
brokers, are having their Office fitted
up at the corner OF Eighth and Marx, I
streets Tho plans were drawn b.
Lowis Springer, and the wood work Ii
OF quarter oak. and win DO a big Inn
provement TO the neighburhood whs !
finished. The firm will move In ID
about three weeks. and their head
quarters will be worth inspecting.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

To- sbt tho nov patis., Ha.ldinE nj
Oh hTdisa Lhurl h vii ye tIedt,atgd.
Astag tue dedication tl4aIe vii. 10 a
reception AMI tho bllt!lrg VIII be
open Tor Inspection Bishop Cotc,
map Will conduct tie exercises nr
Horace Burr ana Thomas /, Iayard,
Jr.. VIII deliver anaa Ues
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

Mrs. L. u Bacon returned mission.
AIRY from India. viii be- present at
Cpgepant Reformed Episcopal hufah,
Ihird and Vest streets on Tuesday
evening, aud give an ccaant ri Hcr
work. All intsles.ad will te WELCOME
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

It lie reported that Conference re .
fused TO transfer Rev. ]. ID. c. Hanna
to the New York Conference and that
he is to BIO pastor at Union NJ. j..
Church the coming year. Rev, Mr.,
Amos is assigned TO Delaware City,
and other Important changes have
teen made
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

Allen Alnscow & Co.. are having tho
front of the three story building, No.
S03 Market street. torn out and will
have fitted up ono OF the finest res.
taurants south OF Philadelphia Tho
appointments will be first class and
the cuisine the finest to be had in any
eating house in Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

The Levy Court will only add names
to tho assessment lists the remaining
four days Of the month as prescribed
by law. Voters should see that their
names are on at the earliest possible
convenience and thereby cave much
trouble at tho coming election.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27
MeIea.aa

81 NclEys.n Informs Ne That or.
Satgn.ay asst h1pa.d ms rent In iaIi
TO Nj, Parry pr&n $40 ha.g street
whom thus Esu'letnat re.cHsr4 Rim
from ifs t9rmrI REIeen. -.t= In tho
pfesanee OF We Witnesses 81 fhat
condition. liz rented another niarp. af. d.
moved lutuztt, supporting hat he we
not doing anything that WAS not
right.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

Rev John Patton, WIG dled in
philadelphia yesterday. was we'll
known in this CITY and state. He Has
Nom Der OF tho New Castis Tresby.
tory and WAS pastor Of the Dover
PRESBYTERIAN huroh for several yetrs,
i.a'eI no accented the pfstorute OF
the church at MlidietoNr where ne
Kenalned Tor llIteen yeare.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

On judgments entered against the
MarshalltOn Iron Company, Sheriff
Gould on Friday, April q, Will sell the
property OF this company which In
c,udes five cows five HORSES, II Corllss
engine and all the Quilt OF the large
rolling mill at Aiarshallton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

Manager Doukstadsr IL nothing II
not enterprlsinE, and tile result is that
his popular Theatre Is always crowded,
us the attractions presented are always
llrsi.clilss. This weeks blil is IL world
henter and is the strongest yet given
ut this house. Among tho company
will LIE found Campbell and Beard,
who do Decided musical novelty act;
Shearer and Diamond in now and
original comedy creation; Lane aud
Verona in sensational teats upon the
bicycle.
st. Julian, the marvellous male so.
pranoi tho Bros IXiun. IN shallow
9raph entertainment; Mukaierc. who
does clever magical act; Capt
George Liable, a singer OF gr ut r.pu.
tntlon; Dexter, the mysterious austria.
liam. IN u novel speciality entitled
Correlation; Mile. Lutoier. the
aerial marvel; Professor LriGksun's
latest sensation. "Lo Mstemsyeoso "
or the secret of pyEmaliou. While
the above makes up one of the best
companies that has ever appeared
here. no change IN the prices OF ad.
mission has been mule; II remains the
same as usual.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

Brrp,l IOS. n J., March e. Two Ice
houses q IumUlinG Dam Pond owGed
by G. Il onay. Loss 1000 The
plaze was caused by tnsn who had
Puilt fire In one OF the houses aud
VINO co ebFstel Easter by cooking
eggs and drinking beer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

RICHMOND, Va. March 26.-Messrs.
d. j.. Moody and Ira d. Sankey, the
eyangelists. arrived here this morning
from Norfolk. To-day they com.
nienced series or meetings In this
city that will he continued about three
weeks.