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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28

Wore You ever at a shad bake? No,
well Il you have never attended one IL
would be worth taking q day of, and
attend one. The way the delicious
and toothsome Delaware shld Ia baked
lit for the gods 10 partake OF, is to
split tbem open and nail them to q
largo hickory plank some twenty
inches wide and some twenty feet
long. After the shsd nnve been nailed
last TO the. plank, little pieces OF fat
pork are placed over them.
The shad are then placed I'm trench
two feet deep and two feet wide and a
hot fro Of logs made on tho opposite
side SO that the wind will curry the
heat In tho direction of tho shad. They
arc thon allowed to slowly bake for
some time until they become Drowned.
when the plank and shad were picked
up by two men and put on the tables
which had been improvisCd In the pa.
yiiion at Bombay Hook on Friday.
One hundred and twenty-five guests
sat around the tables There were o
p!nnks containing 10 shad on ench,
making 20 shGd. which went tho way OF
all good things. The guests enjoyed
the feust and good cheer ruled the
day. The bake wac given by the en-
p'oye5 OF the Delaware railroad, nm.
Roberts at Clayton. Guests were
present from Philadelphia, Whining.
ton, Dover, Smyrna Altoona and
other places. Tho baking or plank.
Ing was Under the supervision OF Jno.
Mahpney, supervisor Of the road.
The day was all ideal one aud 0fter
dinner, which lasted about an hour,
some real funny Imprumptu sh4d
sleeehes were made, While dinner
was IN progress music that hUlps to
charm the savage was rendered on the
harp and violin by Two OF ltaly's au0
burnt children, Tor whose bcnoiit a
collection was takon. Those who at.
tended from this city We're:
\. o DEMO, j, l.. Smith, J. Morton
Poole, $. l.. RoIgers. A Carey, L. +.
Frgye j. n. Kat =, L. C. Long. Colonel
I, u. Bri5on. George W. Mckee. W. 4.
Fleming. T. c. Rubb, A. IN Norris
harles lehrentnch, John Mahoney,
v. G. c. kurtz, j. II. Cameron, s. ii.
Wilson and Chief Engineer James
Wilson.
Tue party returned to our city on
tho j.Oj Delaware train.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28
SOCIETY NOTES.
A QUEER QUESTION


She gets two letters In the mall
The envelope are scanned;
girl o handwriting 10 on one
A mans the other hand.
s1f lsy5:E y II, s isiT ~ r,css one upi
Witch one She 8 sns ' ilrsti S
Miss Ella Pickering and Arthur ".
Batos were married. at Klngswood NJ.
Il. parsonage. ....
Rev. L. b. Short visited Now-Y ork
Hudson.
Miss Caddle bennett, OF Milford. Is
the guest OF the Misses Draper In our
city.
Mira. ", Scott Vernon left to-day to
spend Sunday with her parents ut
Brldgeton. n. J.
Kenneth Square must be dead
town. 1t Is resurrecting the blue
laws.
Howard Horner Is visiting Andrew
MeTshall; on Green street, Chester.
Mrs. Sarah Harris, Glasgow, has
returned from visit to this city.
Mrs. Mary Colgate has returned
from a vlsit to Mrs. Nose. at North
East
John L. Ritchle walked to Elkton on
Ihursdey and Is now the guest of Geo.
+. Brown, of that place.
Mrs. James CLARK has returned from
two w1eks' visit to friends at Mid
dlotown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cairnes have
moved to Delaware City.
Miss May Appleton IL the guest of
Middletown friends. g.. -..
Miss Ltzzio Shepherd. of Middle
town Is spending two weeks with
friends in this city.
Rev. j. Il, Miligan married Miss
Carrie Mearns and William A, Cameron
neal Zion, Nd. on Thursday.
Miss Mamie Ellis. EIkton, Is the
guest OF friends In this city.
Miss Lillian Armstrong, Cooch's
Bridge, Ia visiting trends In this city.
MIR. and Mrs. Bouchello, Centreville,
Md, have returned from visit to Mr.
and Mrs. Armstrong. Coochs Bridge.
Dir. William d. Griffith is slowly i'm
proving from his attack CT catarrh Of
the stomach.
}. NJ. Harvey and Francis Ii. Gala
CHER made run from Newark to our
city yesterday on thor bikes.
Albert F.iolk of Georgetown visited
our city yesterday.
John Keough and Miss Agnes viii.
liams Here married Thursday evening
at st. Paul's X. q, Church.
Miss Mamie Fighter OF West Seventh
| street S ats to-day for q visit to
friends near 1alleyvillo.
number Of our fashionable young
men took supper with Henry Dixie.
the comedian. last night after the por-
Torrance at the Opera Hause.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28

The Sth annual commencement OF
the Geldtey Comrrnial College Will be
hold at the Grand Opera House On
TUESDAY evening, Juno lsLh. and the
faculty are making preparations for
what is expected TO DO tho finest anu
most Interesting commencement ever
had. The Hon Roswell u. Horn, Tx. Con.
eressman from Michigan. and tho wit
OF the House OF Representatives for
six years, will deliver tic annual ad.
dtess, Ihe program is not yot com.
plete. II Is regretted that We have not
an Academy OF Music like PhiladcI
phIa as ITO annual graduating exet
c!ses increase III popularity each yoaP
and tie managers are taxed to their
utm oRt to accommodate their many
friends who annually honor then,
with their presence. Tho graduating
class will number about 90
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28

The funeral of SErs. NIclviua Nor.
goy. mother OF AIrs, Jamss /. Motif,
TOOK place yesterday afternoon froEI
her residence upon the Highlon6
Key. W. II. stock, OF COatesvlle, Pa,
Of tho Lutheran (har old pastor) was
ably assisted BY Ruy. W. /. Lewis, OF
Rodney PRESBYTERIAN Church, and the
koY. ). NJ. Morgan, of Mt. Salem
Methodist Episcopal church.
1hoy ali spu.;s teolingIy of the de.
ceased ond tod OF her many virtues.
a number OF her relatives and frlenda
met ~ follow her body TO Its last rest
lug place.
After the conclusion OF the services
at the house he body WAS taken to
Riycrv!aw Cemetery for intefRent.
the cas'Iot WIS covered with black
cleth and adorned with n plata and
heavy silver ltaudIes Thore was a
profusiun of flowers. j. A. Wilson
was funeral director.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28

William j. Davis stakeholder OF the
GorbeLt.Jackson fight, yeateriay re-.
oeiyed $4,000 from Peter Jackson. Each
OF the prlncipals has now posted $1,000
OF the $4,000 eide bet.
Richard T. Fox has decided to buy
OF build u steam lRuGDh, which viii
not only boat Tie lliboruis. owned by
the Kingdom Company. OF London,
but any steGm launch In the world.
Mcbride Brothers fast stearn launch
Yankee Dnoiio Ia about reudy Tor y
trial run. uor machinery was tried
on Thursday, AMI 1t worked satisfap-
torlly.
snapper Garrison, who Is to ride
Ajax Ia :he Bro 3slyn. Ia training hard,
and will DO down TO weight--116
puunis-i Tina.
Dr.. Hasb"oUch, the great sprinter,
has not boon given any fast work over
hHlf milca, bit he has had plenty OF
hardening exercise, and could go sik
turlongs now close tS.Ilsing speed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28
IT IS TINE TO GET WELL
All Nature Takesa New start-New Sap Runs in the Trees
and New Blood Courses Through the Veins--In Spring
Take Paine's Celery Compound, the One Remedy
That Cures.

nerve regulator and blood purifier in
the world, has acquired the name OF
the great spring medicine.
There 10 not single village In the
country large enough to boast It's
regular physiclan or drug store where
Paine's celery compound 10 not being
more largely used this month than
any other romatly. 1t Is known wher-
ever progress and enlightenment have
pushed the railroad or tina newspaper.
Painels celery compound Is the very
utmost the medical research of to day
can do for the exhausted, badly-nour.
ishod nerves aud thin, impure blood.
1t goes straight to the CAUSES OF tho
mischief In the many forms OF disease
resulting from nervous debility and
insufficient or vltlated blood. a thou.
sand painful symptoms arise from
these two primo causes. Correct tho
nerves and blood with Paine's celery
compound and the entire system
must get well; diseases of partlcula lar
parts disappear. and strength and
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28

Before Judge faQ In the Municipal
Court thle poFning, EzekleI Hall.
colored, wds afraigned. charged With
the larceny Of sum pf money from
4, @. Baker. Tenth and Spruce streets.
For some time past Mr., Baker has
oeen i 1n,.es':s :iafaak,apd Hssterlay no
canie to tho qiJy mall. anu az the re.
quest OF Captain Chambers he set q
trap for the thief. ..5.-
He placed a large number OF pennies
In paper bag and marked several of
them. This morning after Hall re-
turned from serving bread he was
seen by the clerk to take the money
and put II In his pocket. Hall admit
ted that the reason he took the money
was because no was In hard luck. He
was held In $500 ball for his appear
nnce at the upper court.
James JenniDgs who was held from
yesterday morning on tho charge of
carrying concealed deadly weapons
the evidence did not appear clear and
the case was dismissed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28

Sheriff Gould says the staten ent in
tho afternoon papers OF Friday, that
be (Gonld) holds judgments against
W. Il. Finn FOE Sl7JO Is utterly false.
as no did not hold a iudam snt against
him for uny amount whatevor; and
further, be had no knowledge OF any
Judgments held hy his brother. Joseph
Gould. aaaiast Mr.. Finn. lie also
AUTHORIZED denlal OF tho statement
that bis son, Joseph, has been pro.
lQised TO be deputy sheriff In ease OF
Firms election, From tho above it
will DO seen that tho report was lie
out OF the whole cloth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28
v N. B. SHARP & co
Fourth and Market SITS.
Wash fabrics for Summer

Wash fabrics for Summer
Spring fingers aud Sum,
mer hestltates-to stimulate
these goods we shall make
the following offerings:
Dimities, in a nice line of
figures and stripes, l0c from
15c. .
India Dimities in extra
fine qualities aud beautiful
designs Of stripes and fig.
ures, 25c per yard,
Crepe in all the new and
beautiful shades Of plain col,
ors and lowered designs, We
only sell the highest grade
Of these goods, such as are
sure to retain the crepe eff,
fect-1Se.
Creponette. The new wash
fabric i'll stripes and plaids,
new standings aud designs,
lSc.
Japonette. One of the
very desirable new wash ia.
brics brought out this sea.
SON silk in effect, cotton in
price,-25c.
GinShams in the latest
importation Of Scotch goods
"a most complete line in
plain colors, plaids aud
stripes-the =40c grades for
25c.
Madras, fine and sheer,
seryiceable as gingham, Just
right for Summer wear; the
25c grades for Ice.
Null in satin stripes of
light and dark grounds with
neat figures and flowers
124c per yard.
Saline, in magnificent as.
sentiments, including one lot
of the finest goods, put up
in dress lengths Of 8, 10, IL
and IL yards, regular Zoe
goods fer 15e per yard,
French Brocaded Satine is
the best and prettiest Saline
made, 35c per yard.
These elegant wash fab.
RIGS for summer wear are
new, fresh and sure to please
you. 49,
Our sale OF Priestley's silk
and wool dress stuffs has
been large. We are on the
last lot. 81. so and 50 dress
goods for soc per yard.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28
CtiilHCItES.

The Swedish NJ. Il. Mission Eleven th
st. between Head aud Brdudywinr. Rev.
II. y. D. waliln, pastor. Preaching 10. 10
ID. IN. All invited, ...-
Epworth NJ. T.. Church. Tenth and
Lombard streets. nev. l.. W. Inv field,
pastor. Preaching at 1919 a. IN, by TIE
past or AMI Z 50 p. N. By Rev. IL. $. DulI.
NY Morning prayer service $50. sun
day school : p. IN. 3.8I p. IN, willing
Workers meeting. go p. IN. Epworth
League.
Tho Gilbert Presbyterian Church, 18th
and French streets. Rev. g. L.. Jefferson,
past Of. Preaching 1879 Il. IN. Y. f. y.
G, T.. 7 y. IN. Sunday school aud Bible
class 2.dO y, m. Preaching d p, m. sub
ject, Tho Two Horned Beast" Morning
subject. "fiTokon Nows.'
Moores A. VI e. Chapel. McDowellville
Rev. Jas. PritchCtt, pastor. Preu hi12
1888 81. ~. by Rev. +. W. Jordan. SER
mon and sacrament A30 y. III. by Rev. W.
~. Davis Preaching i.3J p. IN. 10y pastor.
Quarterly meeting.
The Second Advent Church. over Crosby
\ Hlils store. Market street, above sixth.
Preaching ut 1913 Il. NJ, by /. W.Qu!gicy.
Prayer and eNpol iencC meeting ut i.U p.
nj. led by Bro. Nailor
A. u. II. i. Church, French street above
Eighth. hgv. !, T.. lsricAhousc pastor.
Preaching iH.M a. iii. mt 130 y. IN. By
Key j, L. Sergeant. Sunday sUhnUl 80
y. IN. Chris tlan EnleAyor praise and
song service CID p' IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28

A resident on West Sovonth street,
who IL q lover of flowers, has con OH.
noyed for eorne tlme by tho depreda-
tons of boys who have bean dlggln2
the flowers up by the roots and taking
them away. Tho lady employed a
private detective, and 1t was net long
before tho rascnls were caught in the
act. As they were about being carted
TO the lookup the pleadinys OF the
boys was too much for tho klnd hearts
of the lady and her husband. who re-.
Tented and lot them go. They will not
fare so we'll next time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28

Attorley.Ganertl John Il. Nlchol.
son has ordered Clerk OF tho Peace
BigEs to send the following circular
TO bruprIelors OF speak 'oasles,p IL
largo number of names OF viulitors
OF tho liquor law belEg handed to him
by tho clerk:
''J'he CLERK OF tho Peace OF Nav Cas
tic County hns furnished me with II
list OF all those who nave failed to
tnke out license AS required by law
lonr name apreers III this list, and |
stall be complied to prepare an in.
dictment against you to ba sent IN TO
the Grand Jury aJ the noNt term OF tho
Court OF General SesBions OF the
Peace and Jail Delivery in his county,
unleBs licenae shall have been il.
sued to You on or before friday, tho
18th day Of Mny maxi"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28

henlth by day and sound, invigoratlng
sleep by night, return by an unfalling
natural process. Palne's celery COM
pound drives out all Diseases of the
liver, heart and kidneys--by sending
pure, sufficient blood. loaded with re-
constructive material through these
vital organs, instead of a wAtery, I'm.
pure fluid TINT can neither nourlsh
nor inyigorate. Dyspepsia. neural gla,
rheumatism, heart disense, general
nervous debility. and Ioss of strength
cannot remain when the nerves aud
blood receive their daily reinforce
ment OF rich, abundant npurlshmenG
from Paine's celery compound.
Most Diseases are signs of poverty,
eithSr OF blood or nerves. Paine's
celoty compound makes people we'll
because IL toeds starved nerves and
blood and regulates their functions.
Try IL and be convinced, as are thou
sands OF mon and women and chill
diem everywhere. ....= ..s.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28

Everything lie upward striving.
It's as easy now for the heart to he truo
AS for fields TO DO green or skies 10 be
blue;
IT'S the proper way orliviuy,
All animate nature feols tho touch
of spring. Nature has her great
spring cleaning days. The birds got
new plumage. tho iish put on their
fresh, gllstenlnE, scaly armor. new
streams of fresh water start from the
ground; there are new buds anu lively
sap. and in the human body the heart
hrobs with fuller, stronger beats.
1t Ia season OF great cha nges.
At no time during tn, year is tho
body SO Inclined to get rid of old. dis.
eased conditions, chrontc 5icknnes. and
deep seated disorders Of the vi tai or.
guns. ".#
1 1t is for these reasons that Pines
celery compound, the most famous
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28

While driving down King street
ebove Second this afternoon Charles
Becker OF Kenneth Square drove into
The trench dug for tho purpose OF
laying Ras pipes. The wagon sank in
to tho hubs and the horses were
thrown to the ground. No damage
was sustained.
A horse owned by J. D. Foster also
sank In tho trench near Second and
King streets this afternoon. The AMI.
mai sank in the mud up to its body,
and had to be drawn out by ite tail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28

GHEHtEF'S sALE-Dy virtue Of :. w.tt
- OF LeNnri fnCins. to M directs
cd. VIII he exposed Ia public sale, nj the
Iouri House on MHrhet straat. between
Tcu.h ana Eleventh streets. In tue city
Of Wilmington. New CI5ilc cDulty Del,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28

Stidham Will go to Media, Pa, on
Monday, TO sell as fine lot OF West.
orn horses as was ever disposed of In
this section of country. According to
his catalogue they cannot vol he OK.
celled. As there arc twantv-nlno of
them there is fine opportunity to
make good selection. There arc
trottei5. pncers, carriage and draf t
EursoS. 80 anyN~cIass may no suited at
reasonable rates. at least Stldham says
SO, and he knows what he Is talking
about all tho time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28
LLNEII

TYSD%-On April g1fh, Samuel Tyson. I'm
the 9Th year Oi his ago.
Funeral " II take paop from tho resi-
dcnce OF his brother 81 Tyson Calvert
Cecil county, Maryland. a.. Sunday
April 2jih. at IL o'clac M &c ..Fsopeel To
North East VI. e. cemetery.
FUNK-In this Gity.rn April nth, 1891.
MaryJ, Funk ug j 81 yeara
Relatives and friends are invited TO nj.
tend her funeral from the residence of
her soI-inltw. Elmer Reeve, GnS Wost
Ninth street, on Nonlay afternoon ut ,
O'clock. Services vt the house liner.
ment at WilminS ON and Brandywinc,
Cemetery.
COLLINS.-ln this city. on April 30 1904.
Nellie G.. COllns, q | IS years.
Relatives are invited to attend her Tu-
neral from the fosItRlCG OF Samuel East
burn, at Eieasnut lilll, Dol On SUNDAY at
II o'cioak Services At the house. Inter-
ment Mt MIL Crce,S Cemetery.
ltUOP-On April 25tt. lS9i Maria ID. Room.
kclatiYe1 npd fricu s &c, invited to nj
tend Inc funeral from the residence OF
her sister, Mrs. Ann II. Cam, ani East
Eighth street, op MoulaY, tho 1ltn inst
~ ii O'Clock n. M, without further no.
tiu9. lnternenl private.
W AIN Eii-ln this city, on April 2Sth.
1884, David x, Walker. agvd y years.
+ottcc OF the funeral VIII be given.
SClI WALMEYF.B,-iu tins city, on April
= le9i. Harry &. Schy aluleyer. uged 81
years
Due notice of the funeral viii be given,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28
. III
Suits

Our $40 Suits are maryols
OF excellence, and beat any.
thing ever offered for the
money.
They are made especially
for the demands OF every
day usage, of material famed
for It's wearing qualities, and
are put together in a strong,
substantial manner. They
look fully as well as many
higher priced suits. They'ye
got the Yates knack in them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28

Ready for men and boys
., for spring and sum-
md05 mer wear in light,
cooL medium and dark
eu'N colors, serviceable,
Shifts comfortable an d
just the kind for
business wear. In our mems
size we offer a splendid as
sortincnt from 50 to S25, in
all the new cloths and
styles. We have a few
single suits and sizes which
we are closing out at S.,
which price we have made
to clean them out. II your
size is among them and
you won't a suit for every
day wear it is a splendid
chance to save money.
Boys Suits, sizes a to 10
years. long trousers, So to
$40, and little boys suits,
sizes 3 to 10 years, short
trousers, from s. to SIS.
Our= guarantees uDCS back
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28

w ANIED-To rcni small house in
w the country, about 8 miles from
ms ~ near station. apply OF nd tress
s2V Jefferson street. ms. m.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28

To flll the position made vacant by
tho resignation of MIR. Morrison, tho
trusteea OF st. GllChaels Church have
engaged as orgonlst and oholrmnster.
Alr. w. ., Beach VINO is at present
eholrmeHtar and precent0r OF St.
Johns Church and senior master of ST
Johns school. Montraai. Canada. Mr.
Roach who has very high reputation
III musical matters, will enter upon his
dutiea at st. Michners about June 49,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28

Next Thursday evening DUPONT
Post. No. 2. q. A. r., viii give a grand
musical Entertainment 10 the Opora
House. for tbs purpose OF realizing
funds towarla detrayiug thelr OK.
penses on Memorial Day
Grant Pos No. 10. will have an en-
tertainment In tho Opera House, on
THURSDAY evening. May 81, for tho
bsneilt OF the Post fund, which has
been almost dep.etod during the past
winter. lhl5 entertainment Will 6e In
charge OF one of the best musicians IN
this city, uhd will De deserviHg OF til o
patronage of all admirers oil first GLASS
music,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28

" AAfiD-An experienced arcirr.
w Apply Monday morning at Mar.
shhliton Laundry, No. % King st. II
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28

Rev. l.. w. Layileid, pastor OF Ep.
worth Church, will occupy his pulpit
as usual tomorrow morning. In the
evening Rev. Il. S. Dulany, OF Kings.
wood Church, Will preach. Mr.. Lay.
Hold was to have preached the second
OF course OF sermons on Sunday
night. but will defer it until Sunday
week,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28

bit OF advantage In dealing with us
Tor footwear, when good quality
and less than usual price is an ,ob.
jcct. Some stores claim low price o
and do not have them. We let our
prices and goods do a little OF their
own talking aud 1t doosn't take muoh
OF an examination to provo We ara
money savers OH shoe bills. It isn't
III our LIMO to piomlSo shoes below
cost. for that's nonsAnse but II you
want footwear OF any kind to-day,
you will lind your shoe money will do
lts best buying at our store. Fornan's
No. 10 East Fourth street. between
Market and King
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28
= , =
She MunfaL IrIah

A certain produce dealer In one of
our market houses tells tina following
upon one OF his lady customers. AS
she approached she said to the doaler:
Z''Sir. -, send me out one.halt peck
Irish potatoes"
"ias, MADAM"
II generally buy Unnea States, po-
tatpes. but | have friend coming
from Ireland TO visit US and 1 want
Irish OuUs for him."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28

Elmer Vernon, head brakeman Of
shifting engine No. rs of tho r., ". Il
Is, Railroad, was slightly injured
about the head and body at West Yard
yesterday afternoon. MIR. Vernon
jumped OIL The train to throw ! switch,
but before he could rise from his
STOPPING position the caboose struck
him. Medical attention was rendered
al his home, No, 82l Harrison street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28

Thomas Shepherd brought to thla
Office this morning a curiosity In the
form OF II sea spider ThIGh ha found
among some Delaware shad. The AMI
mol Ia about two inches long of
harmless disposition but Of exceeding
dangerous appearance. Six long logs
serve apparently as we'll on land as
In tho wator mud tho body is OF
groenish tint. The animal lives on
small fish.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28

Among the many young seople
who enjoyed tile circus performances
this afternoon WAS SIR, Herbert NJ
and his lady friend, Mr.. VI. was near
ly carried away by tho comic sayings
OF tho clowns. while his friends had 70
hold him on the scat. Hs says he fog.
got about her Tor the first tllns in bile
life.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28

City Solicitor EilIott's hat was re,
turned 10 him yesterday afternoon. 1t
mad been taken away by one OF the
Poles WHO was IN court yesterday
morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28

Detective Jones this morning arrest
cd live men for larceny and they uro
locked up at the City Hall. The d.
tective and Ohlcer Smith took special
engine this morning ana wont to
Edgemoor, where tho men were ar
rested.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28

The handsome now soda fountain at
Nensy's drug store. Sth and Monroe
streets leo cream soda, five cents a
glass, is now ready. and here to stay.