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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27
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DuIAs
CGppinEanh lereurns. lH3 Z. Second St
Gupping lceohlng, Pnrker.5Os Madison
american lHtuIulrY oJG w. "a
Gnmmiags. the photographer, 500
Market street.
Nelson has rem owed from 800 Nadi.
son street to Gl3 West Eighth street
he ia now prepared to til all orders
with oyBterS. CLAIMS and fish.
william r. Orphan, pun Der, has
Jemoyed from l22 Market street. to )
West Bird street, wha you will al.
ways find full line OF bser goods.
MIR. Edgar II. Bayne gave progrcs.
siYe euchre party last evening In honor
OF her guest, Miss Helen, oil German.
town.
DR. q S. Honeywell, the Seventh
day baptist who formerly some years
$50 kept u hygiene cracker establish.
ment on Market street above sixth.
Is now living in Nv YORK city. a
lady Miss Martha Boyd, called few
days ago upon q number OF the doc
TOYS Old iriaEhs an Introduced hCt
sell by stating that the doctor had rs
Que5ted her to call upon them aud
sta'e that no the doCtor5 was wei
and lsheI TO be remembered to ali
his old friends in and around VII
m!ngtUn The change OF resllent q
nas beei beneficial TO him both tlnan-
cially and physlcNlly.
Rev Father Mealey, Of 81. Peters
PrO.C Cathedral, Will preach the Lenter
Sermon this evening ut st. Mary
GhuicG
The time Of the meeting OF tn,
twenty sixth session OF the Whining
Ton { onfeIence Is fast approaching
Inc list Of homes has teen conn l.tet
and provision has Been made tor : i
visitors In Salisbury.
a. l.etters oflalministratton OH tho es
Rata OF hobart J. Davis were granted
tits morning to Eli Davis.
LeHs are shipping carloads Of burn
wheat away II is said, TO be Used in
starch mandatory.
In the Municipal Court this mOrnin,
George Gibs0n was fined 81 and JON
AicC I1s!:ay Is for drunkenness. Me
Closkea got ont Of jail last night at
O'Clock, came over OIL the train an
got drunk
Prof L. Briggs who was arrested 4
Nes' lester few days ago 70
BwlHl,inS Mrs. Dr. t'leman out Of s.
b. lelHHg story of his losses. waa Il
iet sell yesterday, a- his trOther cam
Oil from Boston and pad all money
and costs due.
Neat and fashionable pants to orde
NY W III AiAiAtNAlf'f '''f Sli4llAtN -,
HIS purest kind 0f drugs arc dll
paused at laylors FAurmaay.3e 2 Kin
street,
Mr., Thomas Temple, Of Rl5geley
cid, was the guest OF his brother Mi
James Temple, city. on sunday
COW on West above tighth stree
fell tins morning and owing to ii
aippely condition OF tie street WI
una BILE to get up
Constable Smith this morning sol
the contents aud tiytures OF the saloo
of Catharine Calhoun 10 Nll.lal
Baxter Tor 800,
lie British steamship, Suram, rlea
ed this morning for Dover, Englan,
with l.ipi, 100 gallons Of OIL
Constable Hurlock has seized on q
grocery store of John d. Ward. FIJI
AMI Harrison streets
n sheriff GOULD has lavled on Ii
blacksmith shop Of VIM. A. NcGowe
6lL Grange street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

Prothonotary Horty has struck
this special jury to try the damage
suit of Wssiey II. Parsons VS.. the p.
Nv. a b railroad, which Is set for trial
in Superior Court on Tuesday. An.
thony Higgins represented tho plain.
tn snd George Gray the defendant.
These are the jurors: -...
Jesse X. Buyls. Samuel II. Baynard.
Charles NJ. Grooma. Bernard Dalton.
Harvey L. Gregg, Edward Woodward.
James ii. Guest, Walter Grace, Thomas
Hawthorn, L. b. Frazer, William
White, Douglass Mccoy, Jones Guth-
rle, Fred Mcintyre, W. II. Wilson.
Clayton NJ. Riley. George A. Cle1yer
| W. II. Houston, john |. Cochran. Jr.,
August Hushebeck, Richard Clayton
Daniel b. Maloney and Edward
Graves.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27
i svN On The BANK;
How About the Daily Balance Of
Nervous Ensrgyp

From January 10 May a Serious Period
The Necessity of n True Foed for the
Nerves and Blood-what Paine's
Celery Compound Has Done=sThe Cnso
of MIR. Glaze.
From January until May thera is
fearful demand made on ones stock
Of health-fevers, pulmonary troubles.
aud the host Of cold weather ills quick.
ly bring down the vitality and expend
the nervous force.
Those with an insufficient reserve OF
ylgor and nervous energy fall winter
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

For some time past com plants h ave
been made to the police that IL oolored
man lad been following white women
around Sixth ann Poplar streets. and
had indecently caught hold of Mrs.
Elizabeth HoHue. This morning OIL.
GERS Lucas and Mar arrested Heze.
kiah Batson burly negro with u rath.
or wild look, on the charge OF assault
and battery on Mrs. Hogue. He adj
mltted that he as aulted the women
Judge Ball In the Municipal Court
this morning said the court intended
to break up this kind OF work in the
city and sentenced Batson to pay O
line OF 800 and costs and be imprl-
soned for term OF one year with hard
labor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

Cool,nnn's New Church.

Tho trustees of the Cookman NJ. e.
chu rch have resolved to build new
church. To-day they received per-
nut for tho erection of slme. 1t will
he II two-story structure aud will be
So feet front and TO feet in depth, on
the northeast corner of Fourteenth
and DUPONT streets. 1t Will cost
1000. The reason tho trustees have
not given the contract to any builder
Ia that they wish to give the work to
ent hard times.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27
THIRD EDITION.

The magical effect OF Salvation on
In banlshing pain astounds every one.
MIR. Jas, Johnston, ESQ W. Washing
ton St. Chicago. III, wrote few days
since: Il had severe pain In one oil
my limbs and could hardly walk for
two days. When taken, l tried differ.
ent liniments but without any relief
until tried Salvation Oil. and when
lawoke next morning TO my surprise
the pain had disappeared. l always
knep It."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27
DUBLIC SALE
i TT
REAL ESTATE AND RSoNAL prop
EnrN--
oA WEDNESDAY, MARcHT, 1894,
At O'Clock y. IN sharp. ut


EltrN--
On WEDNESDAY, MARCH, =, 1884,,
At O'Clock y. IN. sharp. at
No. ~ aud 90 Fast rim street. Chester.
Pa, Heal estate consists uf nll tuat rcr-
iuln iot Orpi'co Of lHnd, with the brick
stable thereon erected, with stRhlmg for
80 horses, situa'c on the northcrIy side
of llitt street, Ia The city OF Chester,
/ clawaIr County. fH., containing in
front on tho said fitth street 40 feet. an d
III dcpill sla iett, NOR, or less. to lands OF
q Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bald.
nGlc liaillGOd I o.. and being, from tue
depth OF lt2 feet, 80 feet wide, bounded
OH tie west ly lands oil tee. Mahon and
EoLcrt and iiichnrt " cthciill.aud on he
east by lauGa OF the United States Gov
el nineEt Post Once iuildiagl.
leIms NJ snlc ~. II, TYSON.
Also, SINE tine = lHGu the follow
Ing pCr. Dual proper, formerly tclOnS-
ing to y, II. Tyson. wa lie sold. consist
ingoi iurscs, colts mules. WAGONS, Ioad
carts arIlps- blankets, II good buIIHtu
role head baltCrs. mud nlImt rOus other
articles 40 mead OF horses, colts and
mites Among these are some 81.
we'll rcd gnd as fast as can DO -
fuundin the country.
HciinII--IihN stnlllt II, l years old. with
n race rrCOld of ALI. ami eau lower II
SEVERAL sc' 0uds. lie is 10y belmont, dam
10y StrHthmure
Romult-Bay mare. years old race re-
cord 80 by Bolton. III mare the com
ing season Will trut IN 2,l0 or ;. IL.
Laura blown mare ycyrs cid. with
a 3.year-old record of 23f aud road-wa-
Eun record OF a.3il; she is II great ruud
mare.
Chance Bay gclding, ! years old, by
clyde. he by Jerome Eddy, can show IL
.4O gait Is the tHstus5 ".year.old III
this section,
Happy Rush-liay colt. yearling. by
Happy Russel out oil a Standard bred
nulu, and he Is II good prospect.
lictuniu Hay mare. years old. hy
Bolton; one Of the Eanest + ad-marc4 II
| the country. and trutted a trial mile last
season in 2..stl
Minola BAY nllY. coming years old
shows Z eat promise. She Is full sister
10 liomClH, years old, record 2.22s and
q numlrr OF oiht ~ mes with iull purtiru-
lars day Of sule. a ci,d dit oil three months
will he given. II. 4. ROSS.
l.. W. Stidham Sons. Aurts. f24
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

The funeral OF Levi Hartman took
place from linton A. NJ. L. Church
this afternoon and was largely at.
tended. Row Mr.. Brickhouse spoke
well of the deceased. Mr.. Hartman
pumped tho church organ since 1t was
placed in the church. Two of his old
Jonathan Chippey and Walter
GLASGOW were among the bearers. In.
lerment was made In st. Peters Gene
terry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

4 correspondent writls al follows:
Tho niled States Representative for
the first TINS. took Il pace OF tue
highest rank this week ut tho royal
social functions. lihyard stool last.
out one in the small group OF AmJas-
SAILORS that famed tho Prince of
Wales NJ tho ttIeen's leyee The
American representative has secured
an exception To an ironciad rule OF
court. which limits the names Of for.
egnnrs on the court list strictly to
those OF rank Or high Office,
lloyd iEIscaN ON TIE COURT LIST.
Mr.. bayard applied sOme time ago
to place the name of LLOYD Griscom
hi4 private SECRETARY. on this list.
Griscon Is clever broad. slouIdered
B.S 'tuOlur. only 81 aud. oil course,
Without official Standing I'll, request
uEitlted tho State Department aud
court ctrclos deeply. for no such pr,vi-
lego WIS u yer granted to othHr mas.
sizes, Finally Lord Roseberrt invited
the young man TO dinner with liayard.
and his name has now been added to
the court list.
Mr. Giriscom, understand. is the son
Of Clement A. Gri5com president Of
tho International Navigati IN Com.
pauy. lie comes from rhiltdolphla,
Pa. where his rathar Is ono of the
leading and progressive citizens.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

Esquire Frank Smith left on tho s. IS
view Governor Bob as TO his chances
In being ro.appointed justice OF tllr
peace for the next seven years. lie
says he does not belieye III hug dole.
ga Ions and to make that point en.
phatic he left 10y himself. lie thinks
his chances are good for re-appOint.
ment His term expires tonight at
midnight. He has made very good
maEi6trute
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

TIE statement that rhos Il. Tally
is an applicant for the postmastershlp
OF this city il unwhlrintrd. Neither
is lie an applicant IoRthe commission
now held by Esluiro Smith, Hs de.
sire5 the place now hobby Esquire
Monaghan. and II he ioes not get It
he Will he somewhat disappointed
lhomas Is n Eooi business man and
viii make good magistrate.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27
An InsmlI.

The last Issue of Prlntars' Ink oon-
talusd an article OIL its llrst page about
the newspapers of Delaware that Ia an
insult to every newspnper man In the
State of Delaware and should be re.
sentod as such by them In way that
would make Geo. 2. Rowell Il Co.
take back the libelous charges made
against them and the circulation OF
their respective papers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

In Superior Court yesterday after
noon the case of Day, w. the JossuI
and Moore Paper Gompany was 10
tumed. Mr.. Suu lsbury asked for O
non suit on the ground that it had
not been proven that Day had held the
building where the work was done u
be his debtor. and therefore the build
Ing was not liable TO d mechanic
lien. Mr., Hoffecker contested til,
point and said his understanding %
tho case was that II was admitted By
opposing counsel that 1t was proyeC
that the building was held Tor tht
claim
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

The report That tine JACKSON 4 Sharp
Company, Harlan Il Holllngsworth
Company, Pussy & Jones Company
and j. Morton Poole Company have
plenty Of work on hand is false, and
has brought a number of people to
this city In search of employment
True 1t is the com?ani have some
work. hut not enough to give EN-
CITY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27
sOcIETY NOTES.

B.
Isaac W. Connolly spent Sunday in
Chester.
Miss Ellen MoCafferty of Llnwood,
has returned home after weeks visit
to friends In this city.
Mr.. Buckley visited friends at Lin
wood on Sunday.
UNIQUE LOVE LETTER.
Some time ago, q young gentleman
of this city received piece of poetry
from an unknown admirer. In the
left-hand corner OF the paper were five
dainty bows OF different colored rib.
bon. The poetry was as follows:
Ii OF me you ever think.
sond me back my bow of pink.
If TO me your heart is true,
Sent mo back my bow OF blue.
If with mo you wish TO we'd.
Send me back my bow OF rod.
III you are unothers fellow.
Send inc back my bow OF yellow.
IL am to get the sack.
Send Inc back my bow of black.
LITTLE GIRL IN BLUE.
1.-THE Two Johns who lsft VII.
imington last week, have as yet failed
ito return. The comedy opens to-day
with constable's sale OF me OF the
Johns and another constabie's sale
will follow soon.
Edward Sawdou, of Philadelphia,
buried his six months old infant
daughter yesterday at Rivervlew
Cemetery.
Tho Two Johns" have been playing
n prominent part in city chat lately
They took little trip last week and
ono Of them returned, but after TO
day will be of for tho land OF un
known. Both saloons have changed
hands.
Mr.. Anthony Hallman. of 1907 West
} Tenth street. is suffering from {
swollen face.
Nh. William Jenkins. No. 9l5 vii
son street. who was Threatened with
total paralys sis. is very much improved
and his friends have hopes OF his ro
corary.
Mr.. Walter L. Butler and wife re
turned home yesterday from Florida
Q where they have been spending thel
q honeymoon.
Miss Flora Miller has returned from
: a visit to Elkton.
| Harry Wilson is the guest of relu
tives at Georgetown.
Dr. ii. Z Ewes has returned from
, visit to friends in Dover
: MIR. ana Mrs. Willard salisbury hay
been visiting in Dover.
EN-Sherilf Robinson. OF Sussex coun
!, ~, has returned home after visit Il
friends in this city. ..
Miss May Qnillan Is tho guest o
> Mrs. john Barton at Loves.
. Mrs. Mary lIOptun 10 visiting Mrs
: Jesse Joseph AT Lewes.
Mrs. VIM. Roberts has returne
from Il visit to Delaware City.
:, MIR. and Mrs. VIM. James have r.
!, turned from Il visit to Georgetown.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27
Wear
MulIin':
Shoes

Shoe trade improves each
season, as we pay partIcu-
lar attention 20 young
mems and boys sizes,
knowing that they appreci-
ate new styles and nice
things without having to
wait until they sec every
one else wearing thCm be.
fore beng able to get them
at home. Our Shoes for
little boys are the most sty-
lish and satisfactory in
wearing we have ever seen
and the piiccs are no high
er than for ordinary stock.
JAS. L. MUI.LtS & Son,
Clothing, 9th & Market,
Hats, Wilmington,
Shoes, Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

A slim, starved looking dog was
noslng around prominent meat
stall on King street near; Slh az tho
portly genial butcher turned his
back. tho dog seized a piece of juicy
steak. and went of ut n shHrp gallop
down King street Tho butcher was
soon in hot pursuit but the dor was
tho best runner AMI escaped.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

Mrs. Margaret McCullin, widow OF
the late Captain Owen Mccullin,
formerly OF this city, died on Sunday
in Philadelphia, from paralysis. She
was aged 81 years. Her funeral VIII
take place tomorrow morning from
her la 9 residence, 1910 Anita street
Philadelphia. InterEIont Will be made
at the Cathedral cemetery. In this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

During the Franco prussian war the
Germans fired 30 600 900 rifle cartridges
and 86a 900 charges Of artillery, killing
or mortully wounding n 900 Frenchmon,
showing that 400 shots are required to kill
or mortally wound one man.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

This severe winter weather can be
best met by buying the best coal that
makes the hottest fire. Full measure,
screened dry. Lehigh and Schuylklll
coal of John N. Solomon, w. Third;
yard Front aud Church. Wood. lime,
sand. phosphate, building brick and
ready mixed mortar.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

A IiEruBLIGAN reporter accosted Col.
onel Enouh Moore this morning with:
Arc you an appAeaat for the posi-.
ton of postmaster
It's so! Yes. sir; I'm sailing right
in and mean to win" said tho genial
Colonel, as be moved on down Market
street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

The committee wish to return many
thinks to their friends who took part
in the program on tie evening OF the
22d. in the L. a. NJ. H. Church. French
street hbove eth. Mrs. NJ Il. Smith,
f.. II. Williams, j. 4. Porter jacob
Glnsco. chairman; Rev. W. IL. Guy,
pastor. ..==
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

Tomorrow promises to be fair,
with fresh sou.herly Winds and rather
warmer. Thursday fur, to partly
cloddy with no decided change OF
Temperature, with rain or snow In the
lake regions. ...
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

For men and
boys ii 20 II.
want S Il o C 5
sthat are thor
,oushly reliable,
sty Ii S Ii and
moderate in
prices. o Il +
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

Constable Harry Smith sold on land
lords warrant this morning ut 9
o'clock the personal effects of John J..
Mullin, saloon keeper at Sixth and
Shipley streets. for $500. Owen J..
Hesslou was the purchaser. l.. W.
Stldham d Son were the auctioneers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

DUBLIO sALE-The undersigned will
Il sell At public sale on their farm in
Brandy vino Hundred. on the road lead
ing from Edgemoor station, p. W. n D. X.
H., towards the Delaware river and with.
In Ave minutes walk OF enid station. on
the farm known as tho Ellersie farm on
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

Loyy Court sat this morning but
nothing was done except the revising
OF the assessments. The work Will be
continued this afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27
{. LeVy'S C0nfid initial Loan Office

Rooms and 3 In The Exchange Build.
ing. corner seventh and Market streets.
advances mon y on personal properly OF
Nj description III 10 est rates Private
consultation room attached. Also furII-
turr stored n lowest rates. open even.
ings until = O'Clock. iS.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

The officers OF Wilmington Divisl on
No. |. u. Il. X. OF P. were installed
last evening. ..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

EIBbE- August IL. 1899. 10y
lev. ". il Burrell, Camden, n. j.. Nj,
William G.. Dletrlck To Miss ROsana
Wc,ble, 9th OF Wilmington, De-.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

Ollie Kenyon has been given up by
tho doctors. He Is afflicted with spi.
nal meningitis.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

Mrs. Stansbury Murray has so fan
recovered from her recent attack OF
spasmodlc rheumatism that she will
be ablo to be about on Monday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

There is skating to-day on Whann's
pond. beyond Eleventh street bridge
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

Have you been on the second floor
Of the New York Clothing House :?
Ii not, better go now. Hundreds of
people have been there during Feb
ruary buying the best grades OF Mems
and Boys Clothing at about half price.
Plenty there yet, but in a few days our
new SPRING GOODS will take their
place. Good Working Pants, Csc.
Back Chcviot Pants, $3.50. Boys
Knee Pants, 1Sc, and hundreds of
other bargains in Mems and Boys
Suits, Oyercoats and Trousers. Strict
ly one price.
All goods marked in plain figures,
and if dissatisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE
316 MARKET STREET.
Store a !, ia every evening, saturday.
MAN fPlIItAIM. rEorEIEIoR
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

OF New Castle County will meet In
the Grand Army room, Tenth aud Mar
Net streets, March lst. ut 10 o. clock Il. III.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

NOTICE or EEECrIuN-
~ Wilmington; Del, Fch eth, 1884,,
The annual meeting OF the Wilmington
Coal Gus Co. for the election OF nine
directors. to scfy" the ensuing year. Wi
he bel ut the Office OF tue co pany, OF
Monday. March ath. from 10 O'Clock
p. ~. WILLIAM 4. TAYLOR,
T2--jt Secretary
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

Sheriff Gould this morning sold the
machinery and fixtures oil the wood.
n Company TO i. Il. HVffsoker, trus.
tee, for $1,000.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27

Gus Hills New York stars gave a
very poor vaudeville entertainment at
the Grand Opsra House last evening
Sydney Grundy's Comedy AN Arab
Ian Night will be presented at the
Grand Opera House to. hight by Miss
Belle Archer and u clever company.
Tho play Is well written one and de-
serves the praise that has been be-
slowed upon 1t In the larger cities.
Tho presentation this evening will be
tirst GLASS one In every respect.
The best attraction OF the week at
the Grand Opera House will be MIR.
Felix Morris and an extraordinary
company, who will APPEAR at this
commodious theatre Tomorrow even
Ing In "A Gam OF Cards" 'friIe Vaga-
bonds aud Moses" Mr., Morris will
BIO remembered for his clever work
with Miss Rosina Vokes. This engage.
ment has created much talk In dra.
matio circles. and from that fact u
good house will be assured
NEW PEOPLES THEATRE.
A grand stereoptlcon exhibition OF
Worlds Fair Views, with explanations
will be given at the New People's
Theatre commencing On Thursday
evening and lasting the balance of the
week. See announcement in another
column.
THE GRACE MUSICALE.
The sale OF tickets for the Grac,
Orchestra musicale, which Is to b,
given In the Sunday school room o.
Grace Nj. l.. Church Tomorrow even
Ing, has been very large A Crane
program has been arranged.
WONDERLAND MUsEE
Have you been to the WONDERLAND
Musee this week II not, go. The
Groaitie Bros. proforming .here thi
week are marvels beyond description
biblical hlstory tells us OF Samson ant
his wonderful powers; should he b
on earth and witness these marveIou
: strong men, the Groaltie Bros, h
would certainly acknowledges. withou
doubt, that he had very dangerou
rival in these young mon. In cunelu
slon, this Is the greHtest act on eurth
The rest Of the show Is far above IN
sverage vaudeville ENTERTAINMENT
dow travelling and charging ten time
the popular Wonderlands price o
admission.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-27
KENNARD & CO.,
62i-623 MARKET ST.

DUBG1C sAlEOF HOUSEHOLD AMI
L Kitchen Furniture. ut No. ll"a West
street, o. Houday next, March Btu. 1894
att cloah y. m, c insisting OF parlor
furniture. antique chairs and sldebourd
bedsteads and bedding. three stoves, car
pets. antique extension table, wardrobe
dishes. kitChoh utensils and many Other
ARTICLES not mentioned.
HENRY {. CONRAD,
Adm. of Jeremiah ID. Yates, decd
Geo Drake met ionper fal.