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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30

The river and harbor bill will be
presented In the House at Washington
tomorrow. The bill makes u total Ap.
preparation Of Sa.50G.0 600. The esti-
mates amounted to SSS 710, 6,l. Among
the items of interest to Whining ton
embodied In the new bill are the fol-
lowing For the Delaware Break
water. $50, 600; for Wilmington harbor
and Chrlstiana River, including "A sur
vey OF the river and harhor with d
view 20 securing 2l-ioot channel, SIS. ,
600 AppUquinimink River, Is, 700 /,
Smyrna River, SS, o0O; Muderkill, 60.
800. OF which 81, 500 may be used IN re.
moving the bar ana obstruction at the
mouth OF st. Jones; Mispillion River,
&C. Geo for inland waterway from
ChincoteaCue BAY. Va. to Delaware
Bay to be used from delaware bay to
indian River, $4,000 Broad Creek
River SIS Co., OF which SO much OF
may 10 necessary shall be used for re
moyal CT bar that extends from the
railroad bridge toward the mouth OF
Nuntlcuke River,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30

Attic public sale at Media, Pa, on
llu sday, March 2ath. l. W. Slldham
n son, nuctiOneals sold Tor Merris /.
SMITH, manager for John j. Gibbons,
Preston. vi III" Philadelphia Irving
Iaik Aa5octttUu Horses. sos. $40.
: III GIIt ',$-! S;i5l $40 $500, S.35,
;2J .sl', -, fa,, Sll1. TlSS. 500,
800. 9@Ji s!Au- average Tor tho twenty
head tl6j.5t Per hsad Eleven head
averaged T2AS, Yt.arllnE colts 500.
.+li- ono biImi Horse brought il3Il3, :.
ne -alb was weIlattr:lied aud Biiid ny
lar. After tie ,.l.1 was OYER they sold
lles.d la" =. u. Zimusruilu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30
Dots.
cuppingand ieeohiav. lot z. second 50
Ginning A. Ieaahinor parLnp knp Nadtao,,

Cuppingnnd ieeohing, lot z. second 50
Cupping 4 leeching. Parkcr.sos Madison.
American Laundry dos W ost Front ~
DIR. Slmme' white Pulmonic Balsam,
the famous throat and lung remedy
and hypophosphate or lung food. 600
King street.
La grippe positively cured. Coughs,
colds. soro throat, Group aud ell lung
and throntcomplaints positively cured
by DR.. Simms' white pulmonlo bal
sam. Depot sos King street.
Hard. hard times" is the general
cry. Why pay more than 20 cents a
pound for your butter when you eau
buy 1t for that at 403 King street,
Ramsberger has the finest peanuts
in the city. Roasted fresh every day.
Stop and try bug. 40l King.
Clerk OF the Market Feaster has
locate their stands below Second
street on King.
Tho Brandywine aud Chester will
commence heir double trips from
here to Philadelphia tomorrow.
In n WeRt side flour store the genia
proprietor has more .ioney drawer
than the ordinary business establish
mont. as lot only does he use the
regular money drawer, but all h I
pockets ure USED as drawers for tue
money, and as man cannot trus
anybody better than himself, lie GER
tainly is or a good way to keep b I
cnsh. so as one fellow said: IF lie IL
robbed IL don't ali go at once"
resident OF West Eighth stree
says: The city railroad compan,
ought TO be congratulated for putting
such a fine car as No. "a upon tina
ine." He also Gays: I'VE don't hay,
to 40 out OF the nuuse and watch fol
Its coming as the noise OF the car cal
be heard for squares. No. 81 is Ger
tainly an old Iesldenter and should be
uperannaateJ.
Hubert A Cassidy has taken the rea
eetate OF the late John Mulvena, a
OIL Market street.
NJ. L. Ltchtenstein, who formerl,
res'ded in our city. but went to Ger
many lew years ago, has returned u
this country and for tho past foul
months has been living with friendi
/ In Washington, ID. q.
George W. Thompson has been D
pointed postmaster at Georgeto n
lie was recommended by Senator
Gray and Congressman Causey.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30

The Chicago Herald says tat I'll
Iii ugh Mr.. BIvarl ia 4e3n Success.
ful AZ the Court 81 st Jamcs Ire wishes
- return home. whether thcra ) plaza
for him or not, rs his ,liiile arr no;
onngeniai. l.ven rs AunassldOr. II
says, Mr.. iiuyard iinI loaltears II
London tedious. rs greatHs' respou.
sibilltles hare consisted I'm st.a ting
the right coat ana correct trousers on
various occasions. Ills chief orrdpa.
ton has been receiving crowds OF
tourists and trying TO BIS br iltnt II,
provincial dinneIs. As result he Is
tired OF such wo;'i5. We do not KNOW
OH what authority the Herald basss lie
ssseyerItioLs. but /! there is any re1i
foundation for t!Ie ass trtion that Mr.
Bayard desires to re.aru ao:ne, W,
shall PROFESSIONALLY soon |! or some
t.lihg tuIt her in reEari to ina matter
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30

There was held u special meeting of
the Police Commission last night to
the charges brought 10y
Mrs. Hester A. Mahan against Patrol.
man Thornton. The charges were that
the officer had played policy. owed
her board bill and neglect OF duty.
While Thornton was III Mrs. MahaIi
says he would not pay his board. and
under his pillow she found the policy
slips. Mrs. Mahan called her daughter
who said the officer was never In when
the doctor called. but DR.. hughes
stated that the officer WAS always nj
home. Oillcers Of the. force testified
that they never knew Thornton to play
policy. The case will be taken u
again Saturday night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30

On Wednesday night. shortly before
~ O'Clock. Hannah Kuh.I, II young
girl OF II years of ago. was attending
IA set of rollers in the paper mills az
ifockland. when her apron vas caught
by II set screw and her right arm was
into the rollers. Hen screams
brought immediate assistance from
those working near by and tho IN l.
chinery WAS stopped. 1t WA then
discoverad that the girls arm was
badly crushed and broken Mss Kuhn
was taken to nor home aIri yesterday
wcs removed to tho Dsltw n, llospi.
tai. whars 1t WAS ieirus h.. telopa0na
to-day she Ia resting t'Js Nv.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30
SOCIETY NOTES.

Hubert A. Roop and Miss Lille ].
were married last evening in
st. Paul's NJ. L. Church by the Rev. 4.
Il. Terry. The bridal couple had nc
attendants. The ushers were: Harry
J. Guthrie. Frederick Beaston, Will
liam u. Smith, Jr., aud Charles Me-
Kaig. Noble +. Hadley played the
wedding march. The church was
crowded with friends of the couple
and II was decorated with palms and
flowers. After the ceremony thei Q
was an informal reception at the homo
OF the bride, No. 6l3 King street, at
which only the immediate relatives
were present.
Constantine Castle, No. So. Legion OF
the Red Cross, was organized last
evening with seventy-two Iuembers.
The organization will meet in Eden
Hall every Wednesday night. These
are the otficers.
Past com mander. John Keatiey;
George Ferguson; vice.
icommader, b Z. Burns; prelate. DR..
.Swithln Chandler. marshal, Nathaniel
Henderson; financial scribe, Edward
lDeHavsn: treasurer, Edward Il. q.
Cause; recorder. J. W. Mackey; war,
den Harry Lawson; trustees, h. Is.
Ellis. James MCPHERSON and William
Morris.
The parents OF Mrs. Thomas Tat.
nail, residing at Salem, N. j., paid her
a visit yesterday.
I Adelightful musical was given by
the Young Mems Association, of
Moral aud intellectual Im provements.
Mt their hall, Fourth ard French
streets. The program was as follows:
Violin solo by frof. A, Hopkins; Adj
dress by Rev. DIR. Hurd; solo. by Mrs.
liinson; Reading by Mics Cannon;
solo by Mr.. ]. W. Gunly; remarks by
DIR. II. G. Stevens; DueLt by Miss Hen
Try and Mr.. Mason Plano solo by j. U.
Wright Recalling by Mrs. Carly.
Richard Crooks OF Brandywine
Springs left this morning for Balti-
[ lmore On business connected with the
favorite summer resort.
Is. Is. Alien OF Marcus Hook was In
: the city yesterday.
I Miss Rose hughes Is the guest OF
:, Chester friends.
= l.. q. Messlck has returned from q
: visit to Marcus Hook.
5 The Crazy Social" one of the Oldest
dancing classes of our city. under the
leadership Of a. Brack Starr, CLOSED
their seasons sport, at No 49, Monroe
A street, Inst night. Dancing continued
: until midnight. when refreshments
il, we're served, and all declared that the
social had had one of the most enjoy.
able winters since their Organization.
I Miss Hannah Iredell. OF No. 70g
a Market street, vino has leon suffering
with an attack OF the grip Ia now very
much i'm proved.
Mr.. John Titus, Of 700 Market street
j Is associated now with Messrs Charles
Baird IL Co., tho morocco manuract
lurers.
Mr.. AL. Rumford feels very muct
encouraged in the new business that
/ he has undertaken. Al. says it suits
| him. as there is more push In IL than IL
selling hats, TRUNKS. etc.
I Mr.. Harry Gotwalls. the we'll known
and popular dealer In tho lacteal fluid
. Residing at No.sll West Eighth street,
] Is suffering with bad cold.
! Miss May Jones, of No. COL Orange
-street, has accepted position with
3 the vol known insurance firm oil
8 Messrs. l. L. Buck ~ Co.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30

n. +. Davis. Jewelsr. 9 L. 2nd St.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30
EoRSAI.E,

Wilmington City Railway Sleek.
Wilmington city hallway Bonds-
Union National Bank stock.
Equitable Guarantee aud Trust 20.
6ecuDty Trnst and safe Deposit Co,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30

At the decision of the grand jury of
the Cecil County Circuit Court yestcr.
day in the Eouchella- Nermitt cnse 1t
was decided that the estate of Mr.
NeTmitt should pay the sum OF fifty
thousand collars TO Mr.. Rouuhelle
As for luck MIR. Bouchelie surely has
had his share. his being his third for.
tune within the last six years At
present MIR. Bouchelle Ia student OF
delaware College, and 1t is understood
that he will soon enter OIL Il medical
course at the Marlborough Univer-
giLN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30
FOR SALE.
RAVEN BIRD,
VsNNsT'
Will b. sold at publir sac at WaverIy
Hall Stock Farm. stanton. Del.
ON MONDAY, APEII.a 1891.


On MONDAY. APEIl.a :, 1891.
ut o'clock. sharp.
Raven Bird Ii a hlick stallion. LETT hind
pastern white. 10 hands high sound and
kind, splendid name and tai, good feet
and bone, high headed and very stylish.
He is II prompt roAdstcr can trot in three
minutes, and has never been trained.
Foaled May ., 1885; brod in Kentucky. lie
is slred by Eagle Bird. record 81; the sire
OF Monbars record LIZA; he by Jay Bird,
the sire OF Alicrtpn. s.09t he 10y George
wilkes, record :. y; LIST dam Jennie smith.
II j. she by Allie West, record 2.26; sire of
Charley West. 2..1; levitt. PAGER, 2.I4
trotling go; nc by Almunt, 33; sire OF
Fannie witherBpoon rUcord 2.lGs: West
mont, 2l3A; and u other in the 80 list
Raven Bird is II sure lual gctter. and
Inns some very fine colts; he is trotting
bred on both sides. nnI H. absolutely
sound. Ally one wanting 4 horse of this
KIND had better grasp the opportunity.
/ Also, No l.-Relie, seal brown lilly. foal-
ed June 80. ls9o,sired by Lyndon $3.50 rec
ord a.s.i'4; he by ERbert (il:Bl sire of SUI
lperlor 2.C4; ERmOnt, 2.2i24; and Emma.
Ipacer, aiG; LIST dam Goletn, dam of >orris
~. 220A. ; she by uden Belr. record AS.
sire OF Sndic Belle, record 2.24; this mare
has fine hone and action, aud with proper
handling should trnt fast. Entitled to 10
registered.
No. p-Jessle N. dark brown filiy. foaied
June 4. 1881. sired by Haven Bird l2.25nhe
by tagic Bird. record II; the slre OF
Monbnrs 3.lls4 at 3 years old: he by Jay
Bird, the sire OF Ailerton. a.09a; he Ivy
George Wiikes. record 229 LIST dam Colfta.
the dam OF Norris y. 2s0il .shc by Oden
Belle. record 2.;;1; this fllly has the best
OF limbs nndE suro trottrr. EMIT ri TO
he re :istrred.
No. 3-Crinoiine, brown FLY. roaioi
May - 1923 sired by tayen Birdl n .list
lnam Clara May she by liitlomcn. record
RAJ he Hamlet tiB0l sire oil Loretta y.
j2.lsl and dam Coleta. dam OF Norris N,
2,20l this Ally has good bone anu action.
Entitled to be Registered. well worth tho
attention OF any one wanting Il tine well
bred colt.
No. Nv mona. snIrel fiIly. foaletl Nav
"a. 1902. sired by Gilt Edge OASIS reonrd
2.40si; the sire of Norris N. = aU,!; and
many other COOL ones. ut dam liossie, a
No. mare, breeding uttraecd bred In
lihu West This Is Il large handsome lilly,
good bone and nc Ion. and very proinis-
ling.
No. 5-Meta. dark brown fny, foRIed
MHy I2, 1892, sired by Riythwood. he by
Wayerly 10y tlS,f95l he hy Gilt Il ige, rec
ord 2.4n5l, LIST dam Boulah. Il biz tea III
mare weighs 1890 lbs
| Terms OF salo-Ali sums u $50 aud un-
der cash. anu above credit af . months
lwll be given by tho purchaser givin.
IbRnkable note with approved indorser.
\. j. NEwLlN, Stanton. Del.
| L. ". Stidham Son. AuetioueerE...
m25-it
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30

OF DelawIres best boxers ani wrest.
lers will take place IN liberty Hail
south Wilmington, on Saturday even.
ing, the 3lst inst. The following will
take part; T. Mcconnell vs. F. Mullln
NJ. Corcoran ys j, Gtynn; j. Me Mahuf
Va T.. ilougnerty; j. IIaughliu VI A.
/ 'orcoran; Z. Mcconnell 10 W. DumSe
w, Wollf Va G Darrall; u Rupoil vs. j
ljro :Jon Askins W II. Williams. with
the wind up with Mike Carney. chain
pion of Boston vs. Frank Corcorau
Tickets - cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30

The popularity anu faine OF Saliva
ton Oil has extended year by yeal
since Its first Introduction until its
name has become as familiar as house
hold words from Maine to California.
The proprleJors are in daily receipt oil
numerous convincing testimony from
thoroughly trustworthy persons GER
tifylnE to the marvellous cures OF
and neuralgia wrough c
by this truly wonderful liuiment.
Zach mail adds new wreaths to its
luurels. Price 25 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30

April Fool Candy, ..
Ganhy 10 la4 Market st


The following resolution by the le a .
Il g. atId stewards meeting of tie
II. Il. Church WEB passed unanimous
iy on ihIta,luy evening:
l;es9l,od. That this leaders' ana
-tnwarl7' meeting Mt this time. ex.
press heir poignant sorrow ut the 10.
mOval OF th5ir Lelo ed pastor, Bro
Amos. Who has preaGhud To us at ali
tines tho puro Gospel OF our Lord
Jesus hr.st, aud believing We express
the seuttuaiit Of nearly every lover or
the ilessn Lord in Union Church we
commend ihm TO tine Christian love
al Il ardent Fellowship of those to
hom he Is sent Henry &. English,
recording steward.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30

To NV friends and patrons: Having
cold ont my interest in the store No,
81 King street fot fruit store
Viii reiuova NV entire busIIesj to my
other large and we'll fitted up stora at
No 40 King street. Dctwaa Fourth
aud Fifth streets. where WILL keep on
hand II full assortment Or choice beef.
mutton, lamb aud Yeil, hams shout
,ders and all kinds OF sal. meuts; also
choice creamery butter. butteriua,
fresh eggs AMI York State cream
cheese where | will bo glad to serve
my many friends and regular uusto.
mers. Il. z. Cure . No IID King 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30

Rev. Mr.. Marshall mas rendered his
resignation as pastor OF the Lower
BrandywIne Presbyterian Church, t,
take effect In April. as hs has accepted
q call to a new church near Washing.
ton. d. @. He has been pastor sone
three years. having succeeded Rev.
Mr. Mcdowell, who is now located at
Ocloraro Church near Parkoshurg.
Pa. A young minister from Ponnsyl.
yania. who was recommended by Mr..
Marshall, will preach trial sermon
next sunday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30

E.NToS. Mp. March .. Nj. Thos.
=. Miller, a farmer, living neur Uuloa,
this county, was driving near Warlur.
tons mill, Wien he WIS attached Uy u
mud dog The dog jumped at lha
horse. seized hohi OF tue shaft and
also caught hold OF Ali. Mlliat's coat.
MIR. Miller ran has hors, aud escaped.
he then got gun and killed the dog
wnlie II was Writing IN d lit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30

The closing lecture and musicale of
of the winter seiies given by the as.
sociatlon will lie held on Monday
evening. April I'd, when Rev. NJ. Y.
Fallon. A. NJ, Will lecture. Hls sub.
Ject will be: "SayOnarola.n Owing
TO tho large attendance at these lee
lures ana the lecture room In the H.
to accommodate all, the association
has arranged TO give the closing one
in the basement OF st. Paul's Church,
where sufficient sca's will DO provided.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30

The steamers City of Chester and
Brandywine. commencing tomorrow.
vii leave Fourth stlcet wharf daily,
including Sundays, al 80 md 1880 u.
NJ. and Alb p. m. Will leave Phila-
delphia. hestnut street wharf, at $50
ara 1918 a. m, l.30 and 4.l5 p. IN.
The STEAMERS stop both ways at Ches.
ter on all trips. Passengers going on
on Is. n o. Eailroad Freight received
all dayt here and in Philadelphia and
carried at lowest rates,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30

The two shops of the American
Leather Company are running iull
time and full handed.
The Bessemer depal tment of the
Welllnan Steel Works, at South Chest.
er. will resume on Monday.
Harlan d Holhngsworlh have re-
ceiA ed a sub-contract from Robert
Wetherill u Co, Chester, for foundry
work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30

Deputy Coroner Palmer empaneled
a jury to Eold an inquest on the bod
OF John J. Horaer this afternoon Mt .
. clock.
Tom orrow afternoon the Inquest oil
the body of the man found at Edge
moor will be held.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30
A New Berry Crate.

A berry crate. with lifting trays so
rs to allow each layer of fruit to be
inspected at u glance. is the latest in
ventinn out. The crate is SO con.
etructed TINT each basket Is ventIlat.
ed, and thus moidlng is prevented.
The crate is said to be light In CON
struotion. The inventor Is DR.. j. lack
Taylor. Deals Island. Md.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30

II you have bad breath, sluggish
bowels. pain 10 the small OF your back.
nervousness or giddiness. your vital
organs are sadly out OF condi.
ton A mere dose Of physic" will
not help you. Your only wise course
Is to tako DIR. David Kennedy's Favor,
lite Remedy. OF Rondout, n. T., and
cleanse your system OF impurities. II
regulates the liver and kidneys. tn
the physician's spring medicine.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30

Professors Hiram Jones. s. J..
kreemer aud Joseph J. Bailey. OF tha
West hester public schools. visite /
tns High school here Yesterday to got
some idea of tho course OF teaching
md the management of the manu- Il
training department, with tho view of
introducing 1t In the schools there.
They returned home last evening".
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30

We want you TO know that You car
get your spring Quilt ut 52l Market
street from 81 to $40 less in price than
can be bought elsewhere Ali WOO
trousers to order from $50 to -
suitinEs TO order from ga to 81,
aud lit guaranteed All
garments made in this city. Burke
iiomholf 4 Co. 1'!l Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30

The Lest that were ever offered for
sale in Wilmington.
The taste Is delicious and the price
moderate.
Also smoked hams and all kinds OF
Bausages aud fresh pork.
Stand No. %, Second street market,
md stands Nos, 90 and 10 Third
street market. MAMMftE Il Bros
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30

Many smile passed. over the cnun-
tenanfes or patrons OF the p w. ~ b.
itallroid at the depot on Wednesday
evening, when they slw "ElptaiH." a
we'll known buck driver. selling news
pupers, They were old papAr5 and he
acted like veteran in tho business.
But the boys do not Intent To have
any one cariGature their business.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30
The Finest Qunlitie, of NIeat


Are sold In theEconomy meat market;
so when you are in want OF q nice
roast, STEAK. stew, lamb chops. outlet.
calf liver. sweet breads. soup meat.
corned beef, or anything in the meat
line. and want 1t good and ut the low.
eet market prices, stop at tho Economy
meat market. 405 King street, Phone
6B9. Free delivery. Harry Rams5er'
ger, prOprLetor. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30

An unknown white man was found
cad this htlrn.hs lying along tho
tracks near E4sgInour Hts nrhI WAS
tndty sn,tshad und II IS supposed that
He tired 10 board freight tram ana
That one ot tae cars struck MIN In th.
head aud hurled him INTO eternity.
lie WAS 4 man of about $50 pounds.
ABOUT 3 feet : inches In height ana
dressed In weI!'worh clothes. lie WIS
Dbout W years of age, with a clean
cut coulteaange square forehead,
brown hat and dark mustaehe. Dap
Uty Coroner pAlGIet l4as taken charge
Ol thp remains.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30

The Arlington Mills after being
shut down for two wSc65 will resu IN .
on Monday. But 70 iuctlon of5 psr
cent. Will go INTO effect. This viii
make total reduction Of 30 per cent.
during the last six months OF good
Democratic times
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30

Ring upl Ring Epi 545,
Or send postal card for a ton OF extra
large pea coal 10 ii. Il. Sergeant. deal.
er In coal. wood aud grain, Western
oats, baled hay and straw. Hickory
wood for open CRATES. Yard l06 Mary
land Ave- Phone 545. Central office,
9TH and King streets. Phone 5S7.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30

Chief Engineer james Wilson was
ceiylng cougratu latiors to-day at
the Surveying Department. and hande ed
around good cigars. The REPUBLICAN
reporter wishes him u pleasant term
of Office
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30
FOR RENT.

EAST SIDE.
east Fourth street. ID. I'D and 9TH floors
1904 Lombard street, 4 rooms aud bath
i13 Gust Fifth street, Z rooms ana bath
lU22 Poplar street. rooms and bath
sO4H Market street, offices.
$40 Sherman street, q rooms and bath
1901 and 1914 Wilson street 6 rooms
6n5.607 -6l3-6l5 Now Castle avenue
l225 X ing street, . rooms aud bath
52S east seventh street, 10 rooms and bath
18th street and Railroad avenue, d rooms
WEST SIDE.
Col Harrison street. . rooms and bath
nc franklin street, 8 rooms aud bath
AOI south Clayton 81, II rooms aud bath
GIG west Eighth street. Z rooms aud hath
go hlplcy street, u rooms and bath
Wi5 west NiGth street. rooms and bath
- south Clayton street, rooms and bath
SO west Fiiih street, omsUnd bath
1917 Rowland street, rooms and bath
100! aud 1906 west second street, @ rooms
$40 Wolnston street. rooins and bath
~ Carpenter street. rooms
100 hncoln street. rooms
223 BroOme street 10 rooms aud bath
BO5 Van liuren street, 0roons and bath
H23 aud SSl Clayton ct, s rooms and bath
Fifth avenne. Brown and Coleman SITS
l01 West 18th street. rooms und bath
eUb west sixth street, rooms and bath
STORES.
Head and d streets
2l9 west Second street
go Shipley street ..=
Delaware avenue and DUPONT street
N. L. cor. Eighth and Monroe streets
GEO. R. TOWNSEND & CO.,
804 Market Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30

Miss A. L, MaGill. the well.known
AMI popular music teacher. has re.
Inovsd Il ON No. 500 Market street to
No. al2% King street Niles Magil liz
organisL at St aimee Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30

William Morris, mate of the AmeIi.
can bark w. Ii. Deltz Is IN port from
three mouths sad from Matanl Is,
cuba. whence hs sailed from Phil ldsl-
Is now with his family here. He will
retafn to the bark in a few days
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-30

As the instruction Ia mainly individ-
ual. not clare. new students of both
sexes are entering Goldey CONNER
merclal and Shorthand ollege. Eighth
and Market streets every week.