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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-05

NTANTED-A woman for housckeep-
wv err. few miles in the country.
4 ddress. N. Is. W., box l07, New Castle
Delaware. ma ST.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-05

4 SoALS--Uest I,ebigh for family use Al
~ coal kept uude cover In self-soreeu
ing bins. JOHN NJ. SOLOMON. olIica. No
q ". laird 1T Phones lie and 2Oa Je28
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-05

DUBfIC SALE-Thc undersgncd will
4 sell at public sale at his farm, un clio
New Castle and WilEin gtou road
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-05

w ANTED-A girl for general house
w work. German or Swede preferred.
" e24 West Ninth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-05

ID OARD1NG--Plcasln rooms o IN 9
ID with board for married couple or sim
He gentlemen, No. re l. Fifth 81. f26-Gt'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-05

INOR .SALE-Horse 10 years o Il,
l. weight 1920 lbs. sound aud kind.
also surrey citriage nearly new. wagon
In flrst class order, sets harness, etc.
Apply at McCali's stable, End and Orange
streets. tnY-'r
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-05

MY ANrED--A good white girl for gen.
w eral Homework at ss4 West Sixth
ttrcet. n3.2tr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-05

for knitting at George
w town Hosiery mills, 18TH and Lom-
bard streets Steady work m2-3t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-05

w ANTED-By colored boy. a situa'
w ton in the country. Apply nc
Howard Il. Vernon, this office. ma-3t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-05
NOTICE..
TO PROPERTY OWNERS

u will be to your interest to eutrust
any rentable property to our care. None
but reliable tenants accepted. Best OF
care. Personal attention given. Charges
Reasonable, Call or send for further par.
sicuiars. HAWKINS 4 CO.
nl-sm-ws 1lg Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-05

nv ANTED-A reiiatle. sober. young
wv unmarried man. to care for horsrs.
,urringeR. COWS. furnace and lawn
grounds. Reference required. Apply to
Doctor Mckay. Bayard but ding. Ninth
Ind Market streets, during office hours.
m3-5l'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-05

yATANTED STATESMEN $1,000 per
w week, selling electric light outfit 4
for houses. stores and shops Motors for
running machinery, and other popular
patched articles. outfits complete when
ihtpped. Best people buy, permanent
'iitnation; no experience. W. p. Harli-
ION & Co., Clerk, No. IA Columbus, Ohio.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-05

Ease at once, no operation or delay from bus.
ments Of physicians, l7dies and prominent citi-
zens can be seen at office. Consultation free and
strictly confidential. Send for circulars.
Office Hours: 8 I'm. to Q NJ.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-05

II house s. Il. Cor. u.th and West SITS,
10 rooms and bath. VIII no painted and
papered throughout. Rent t2j per month.
Henry c. Conrad. No. 1909 Market st
Inl-bt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-05

LNOR RENT.-Houss OH Wcst Sd street.
IL nine rooms with bath. heater. con-
servatory. private sido allie :, large pa Tor.
Apply to WIN. NJ. Drein. corner Tutnall
street and railroad avenue. Or rcaid encU.
1925 Adams street. ml-Gt'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-11

Paul Trllwitirs, n Russian pole. has
been in this city working as puddlei
at the Diamond State Rolling Mill.
for about four years. During thai
time he has been steady worker and
was very economical in his every day
life, and had amassed about 1000
roubles. 1t was his intention to pay
visit in tine near future to his native
land. About four weeks ago black.
smith named Ludwick GreoboWskl
came TO this city and obtained board
at the same boarding house, No. 1872
Forrest street.
During the night time while Tril
wites worked he used to carry his
money with him, and during day time
he slept with 1t under his pillow. This
he did yesterday morning as usual.
and when he woke up about O'Clock
he found that the savings OF four
years hard work was gone, which
amounted to about $3.50. He notified
his boarding mistress, who told him
that Grsohowski had left the house
rather hurrledly during tho day,
The case was reported to Chief of
Police Dolan, who Immediately tele.
graphed description of the man to
several large cities, In order to head
him OF, so that he could not make his
escape from any of tho seaports
Greobowsbi Is slender man OF 81
years, about 3 feet, four inches, with q
long, thin face and black mustache
and walks with a swagger.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-11

No minister of the gospel has labor
ed more zealously for tho success Of
his church. and who has used his every
letort to establish a higher moral
status In this community than the
Rev. j. II. b. Hubbard. His tree
worth Is felt In this section Of the city;
an ardent church worker. never firing
In his effort to promote tho cause or
Chrlst, always wililng to do good
thing when over an opportunity pre-
scented Itself. No branch of the church
but what ne considers 1t his duty To be
Engaged in.
lie teaches by example as well as by
Iprecept. The Lpworth League estab-
lishsd In the church under his supor-
vision ls IN II good condition. As a
pastor he Is always at his post, he Is a
leader and christian gentleman ON
boyding all that goes to make man,
lie 10 revereaced by all who know him
and he Ia loved by his congregation
ind we all hope he may be returned.
His removal would be- great luss to
the church and community. From his
OFFICIALS AND CONGREGATION.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-11


The Wilmington ABAt,iarlss of the
W l. VI SpciUtY VIII Ce!yufnte their
Si4Nei anniversary In Union ST. II.
church April i4th at and 80 y. III.
lhterc7lltg program! Is provided. Mr..
Eston, President Of tho baltimore
bIAnch, Will BdlrGsa the meetings.
be public 10 invited
EppehIinR Of ice cream uarlors April
1sih at hoilOt ). :" 8 Mar. Ut etrrgt.
State Worlds laf Gumlpirsigtler
George ". Enerl. went to Chicago
yeetetday to sell the Delaware Eu4ll-
Ing at the Worlds lair Ihora is no
pose billiy OF tile bulld M coming to
DelRNare a. was once Proposed
Miss SIG S,mE, OF this city, has been
ytslLlgg He family Of barnard Watson.
onghEnaAMon.
Nm l., Gilbert. of Avuudale, hau
ppfch STD tho Ten IN III Nun Garden,
peionRing to the estate OF Mary NJ
iIedi. dc ceased.
~ oil kfrree, Of lutkyh, has the con,
. act Ier building the lew store build.
lug at that place 10 10 uaGUplad By
Aans ana fyie, oi bFnnctt
Tho congregations 81 the rresby.
ter'ah churches al AyoHIas an /
IopEAkeu4mOu havu extended call
TO Rev Mi, Carr, TO bsrpmo thor pas,
tor, but as yet have had 10 definite
answer
j. Ell trozler OF Kennptt, Pa. who
has been lalI up from hufsteI blood
vessel tn his leg Is able to walk about
with the assistance of cane.
Hannah +. l#euuiJou died on Tues.
DAY evening, at nor mo- her 8 resideuce.
No. col Mouroe street, Of talurrh ui
the stomach, she Formerly luuEht d
private school on Ioutln street near
West street. She viii he blr!ad o n
Friday afternoon at so O'clock. In,
termeut In Whining on aid Grautly,
vino Cemetery.
Letters tsstnmentary were granted
by Regi7tlar GoUgu iuIg morning on
the estate OF Norris wilson to William
y. NilsoA and William Il, Horn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-11

The City Council OF Chicago. In per-
hitting the North Chicago Electric
Railway to occupy the streets of that
city with it's tracks, tipulated that the
company should not only pay a per-
centage OF It's gross receipts to the city
In return for the privilege. but should
protect the city's water and gas pipes
from destruction by electrolysis, by
providing n return circuit OF it's own
for the electricity which is transmitted
TO the car motor.
Our electric street railway company
should be made to foot tile bills
caused by the leakage in the water
pipes running from the water mains
on Delaware avenue ami other streets
OIL which the cars are running into
the houses. The expenses OF nu,ner.
Gus Delaware avenue property owners
Tor plumber bills have been considera-
ble and the annoyance OF having
their yards and pavements torn up are
eXasperating, To say the least. Our
city fathers or Street and Sewer Com.
missloners should see that our prop.
erty owners are amply protected, the
same is has been done In Chicago.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-11

Smith and Rioe's vaudeville and
Especially entertainment In Smyth
Post room, southwest corner Third
and King streets, to.night April 18th,
lis no ordinary entertainment, but
strictly first class comedy show.
composed OF the vary best local talent
land also talent from PHILADELPHIA.
The proceeds will be for the poor.
Como and soc US; do without supper,
we give, don't wa. free lunch at 1865,
'p. d. O.. private box built for only ten
cents admission. Then turn around
only thirty times on Market street and
Ises our famous Indian band. We will
have the animal cages open II It sn WIS.
Come see, grand aud glorious. those
l3,OO0.OOO garponuselliouserklames-
Iqyrz.
II you don't see parade by 7.3o come
down to Smyth Post room, Third and
King. with 10 cents, and SEQ this great
lshow.
| Doors open at Z 80: performance at s.
We will have free concert at $50.
Como see. Rain can't come through
our canvas tents. Animals can't get
loose. Como help US; only 10 cts.
-=. Q. A. GooD5How.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-11
One Henr for Finn.

In the United States Court THU
morning w. S. IIllles. on the part Of
Letter Carrier Thomas Finn. pleaded
guilty to violating the United Slater
laws by abstraoting lAtters from thu
malls. Tuesday the grand jury on
returned true bill against Finn OF
three charges. District Attorney Wat
son said that the man had taken tc
the use OF strong drink. He was lee
lastray. He was not bad man and
ask your honor to be as lenient as pos
Islhle. The ends of justice will be me-
in this case by a mild punishment
The court considered that 1t must
be taken into consideration that 1t il
better to punish the crime than to en-,
courage repetition. He had luora
tive position. and the crime In such q
case always Is detected. The court
did not consider that there was any
excuse for HIN at all lie was son
fenced to pay the costs OF the prose
cution and be imprisoned for one
year. Tho other two charges against
Finn were nolla pressed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-11

CANNON-In Philadelphia. on the stl
instant, Frank o. CaunOa. aged :
Gears.
Relatives and friends, and the member
of Fairfax Lodge, No. s.. |. ~ u. r., In
dustry lodge. M. : A. o. 4. W. and EN-
pioyeee oil Penna. Il. II. Car Shops, are In
yited to attend the funeral from tho re
dence OF his father No, 800 Last seventh
street. Iturs1ay, ut p. m.
Services nj AsDury NJ. Il. Church. In
terment al ltivervlcw cemetery.
WEBB On April 9th, is0s. Mira. HarrI
cit Ann Webb aged I6 years.
Her funeral viii take place tom orrow,
gfhm-'iey,l from the residence of he
hu4pamd. No. IS Mechanic street, Mro
M o'clock aud move 1T = O'Clock. Ser
vices at the A. u. NJ. p. Church Intor
ment ut st, Peters cemetery.
CAIiPEN1 EIL-At CentrcYlllo, Del, OF
April 10. Lydia wife oil james l.. Car
pcnter In her i4th year.
telntiYes and friends are invited to at
tend tho funeral. from her husband
residence, on saturday. the lith instant
Services at the house at O'Clock. Inter
lnent at Lower Brandywlue
| BACH MAN. On Aprn 10. 1884, Carrie NJ
daughter OF the late Joseph aGd 5llBI
l'aChman.
| Funeral services at the residence o
Geo. Donovan. 3a3 iieald Btrcet. lrida
| evening at y O'Clock. lntsTIncnt at Allie
/ town, Pa. Oh Saturday. l4th inst,
/ DLNNlSON-Iu this city on the 10th Inst
Hannah 2. Dennison.
| =Helntivcs and friends are invited to ut
| tend thefnneral servlc at her Int res
dence 20l Monroe street on Friday after
| noon ut 2.8u o'clock. luterment at WI
minglon and BrandSwine cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-11

The terrific wind. rain and snov
storms have again broken down tn
banks on the Chrlstisna marsh ant
Hooded several hundred acres OF IN arst
with some two to threo feet of water
All around the Chicago Wire Works
winter Is the only object to be seen
All of the work done by the marst
company has gone again for nothing
and the water has full sway once
again. Mr.. William Lawton and Other
members or the company were ovel
this morning and appeared to DO near
~ dlsheartened by the present appear
lance of the marsh.
Over Third street. Eleventh stree
and Market street the wind has driver
The water nearly over all the mursi
land, obllterating 1t from view ant
making hundreds Of acres PRACTICAL,
worthless this season. Over Marke
street wheat had boon planted on eev
eral acres and had come up In splen
did shape, when the storm last even
Ing completely destroyed all pros
poets OF q wheat crop.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-11
FIFTH EDITION.


| Q. j.. Grapdhomms was charged
with offering for sale diseased meat
contrary to the city ordinance which
Ing last.
George Adele. meat Inspector de.
posed that he found tho defendant sell
ling liver which had several blood
spots and he considered that the meat
was not wholesome and therefore un.
lit for food.
DR.. ]. P. Zulu testified that he OK
amined the liver and found the blood
spots and used the microscope in hi .
examination and tho liver war tt for
human food.
The white spots on the liver was not
an Indication OF disease. A normal
condition of the liver will not have
those spots. What IL was produced
those spots he cannot say.
Judge Ball-'iSuppose the animal
had been feverlsh before IL was lsIueJ-
w9 nl 10 produce those spots 2"
| Judge Ball-"Do you know of anv
reason which would produce those
spots other than disease p
4 Dr. Iulll-"Yes. ruptures OF the finest
ARTERIES would cause hemorrhapeous
food"
Judge Ball-"How did you arrive at
the conclusion that the spots were not
produced by disease"
| DR.. Zulll-"By microscopical exami.
nation. the spots were blood spots.n
10 Peter l.. Cooper. The spots could
be washed away. Blood in itself lie
not unhealthy. He was assisted BY
Robert Foreman, Professor of Meat
inspector In the University of Penn.
'sylvania. and his report was read
which stated that the spots were blood
spots.
MIR. Compensated for a dismissal on
the ground that 1t was not offered for
sale. He was called to the evidence
oy the Judge and OH the evidence Of
the expert.
! Judge Ball said the court would
support the Meat Inspector. Go on
with your good work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-11

The Kings Daughters OF Wesley NJ
E.Church. Linden and Jackson streets
will give q supper in the lecture
room this evening. First table at
$50 O'Clock. All who wish to aid (
good cause should attend. The small
sum OF 20 cents entities Jou to a first
c,ass supper, us well as the attention
OF bevy OF handsome ladies. who will
see you want for nothing. Purchase
u ticket. and II you cannot go yourself
give it to some one else to 20 and you
will hs vel! repaid to know you have
done your duty.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-11

These times TO keep in mind our bnr-
gain prices on footwear. A look at
our stock will soon convince you that
wo do really save money on shou bile
You don't payfor high rents and other
big expenses when you deal with us,
50 you not only get the bost there ID
In footwear but you get II at a lower
price than many other stores caa pos
sloly give you. Our very low prices
on II special lot OF mons and boys
shoes has made us little short on
ono or two sizes but thsre are some
left yet. Germans. No. 10 East Fourth
street, between Market and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-11

In the Municipal Court this morn
lag, -s5ssrzrJ>7r1ra-l William Me
Cram, alias Bucky McGinnis, ant
John Lally were arralgned on til,
charge OF larceny Of lot of copper
Sergeant Massey testified TO tho an
rest Of McCiTann with the box In hi
possession at Fourth and Marke
streets.
Petsr L. Walsh, the Lancaster avenue
plumber, had copper pump, which
he losned to Mre Bolen, Franklin ant
Linden streets, and he recognized til,
copper iE court rs being the pump
only that 1t had been cat Into pIocei
and battered up. This case was con
tinued until tomorrow morning, 70
the purpose of having Mrs. Boien les
tlfy In the case. The ball was PLACED
at 500.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-11

Lydia, wife OF james l.. G urpenter
OF CentroYille, and mother of Joseph,
l. Carpenter Jr,, OF this city, died on
Monday. arter long illness, In her
Nth year. She was an estimable
woman, and tho memory of her many
virtues will loug be cherished, while
the place che occupied In the family
circle can never DO filled. The be.
renved husband and tie sons and
daughters have the sympathy OF the
entire community. Her remains will
be Inferred on Saturday afternoon, at
the Lower Brandywlne cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-11

There was an election In Camden
yesterday for Councilman and minol
local officials, but the Democrats were
emphatically not In IL. Although
Camden under normal conditions is
Republican by safe majority. the
Democrats are usually able to elect
some stray candidates. That. no viewer,
is more than they could do yesterday.
The Republicans swept everything be.
fore them, ami tho Democratic party
won't be represented in official POSI-
tons by SO much us u ooE.oatcher OF
q constable.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-11

\ oTiCE-L E0BERr acCADDEN. inc
~ tenant and occupant OF he honsc
hnown ai tho Norway lawn Hotel sim.
aed ~ School district No II New Castir
iiuhired county I'll New castle nl,i
State or Delaware, In compliance with
tue requirements Of the at Is ut tnr gen.
criu Assembly IN such case made aud pro
Nlheu, do hereby give notice that / shall
apply IN writing to The EouIt OF 0rncrIi
Sessions oi the Peace aud Hail deliy.
slS OF he state uf Delaware, IA and Tor
Ne~ tie county, ron Mthd ~. the m
gay OF May, \. H., 1885 being the next
term or SAID court. for a license Tor
s!ud mouse Is IN inn or tavern i, +
me sale thcrelII OF Intoxicating liauors
IN lees quantities than one qilurt
o he trunk on the premises. und the fol.
lown Respectable citizens OF said df5.
ifirt, at least twelve of II hon, trp rt,i-
siahtial frechu!doTs OF et,il dIstr.,t
recommend the said appticHEtouz VIZ.
1l"s i'hhisun Michael GHventa
Joseph I.effoyrc Gcorue LcFcyra
=; =, W. Bthtlry VIM. Derticksun
Htsotsc y simon Abrihsm keaoy
Jah' Ht4h Ihoil as Kelley
amman L Nelly Jr 6PBrge Is, King
" I'lhlll hlte row, u, Cramlish
Henry Shield Henry 1 f,nuts
Dennis Mcguire . JnmeA Finn
"lL'@t ROBERT NcGA DnES
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-11
ApRlL's NEED OF SLEEP.

business Men, Over-Tired Housslsospers
Teachers. Students and Men aut
Women in the whiri of Society Laeh
Re.t.
Sweet sleep Ia natures soft nurse.
Half the fretfulness. sickness and
complaining mi. ht pe laid at the door
OF lack OF sleep.
There is not one man or woman In
ten thousand who can afford to dc
without seven or eight hours' sleep.
All the stories about great men and
women who slopt three or four hours
a night make very interesting read
Ing. but no one ever kept healthy In
body and mind with .les1 than seven
hours sleep.
Americans need moro sleep than
them thin and nervous. weak and
complaining.
But one cannot will ones self To
| sleep. IL sleep will not come. there
ie ali evident arrangement OF tho nor.
vcus system. The tired, worn.out
nerves need better nutrition to restore
them to their healthy action. The
rapid building up OF nerve tissues is
what makes Paine's celery compound
SO pre-eminently the great modern
nerveand blood remedy.
| Sleep is the time OF lowered expen
dtture OF nerve force and OF Increased
repair all over the body. Paine's cele
ry compound quiets the disturbed ner
vous system. feeds It's Impoverished
tissues and robs them of all irrita
bility; sound. refreshing sleep ensues
and the tired, desDuiring Invalid starts
at once on the way to assured healtt
and strength.
a freshness In the countenanoe and
All absence of that paineu worn OK.
preston comes after short time TAX
Ing Paine's celery compound. Nsu
raigia, rheumatism. palpltatlo n OF the
heart. headaches and the host OF dis
couraging signs of shattered nerves
are banlshed by this great remedy. Ii
makes people well. Students anc
teachers stand the fearful strain OIL
preparation for spring examinations
by building up the body strengthen
ing the nerves and purifying the blood
with Paines celery compound. Il
gives vlgor to mind and body.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-11

Tho crossing on Rodney street ant
Gllpin avenue isin avery bad condition
The street Is being graded, and when Il
rains the water has 10 place to run
and that with the clay makes II almost
Impossible to cross. This morning II
was shoe top deep. II is bad enough
standing the ladies' that have to &c
through the same. IL has boon il
this condition for some time, and tn,
citizOhs on Rodney street think II
tine that something is done. .M
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-11

The stockholders OF the Mccullough
Iron Company at their annual meeting
ut Northeast, Md, on Monday, elected
Edmund A, Harvey. Henry Whiteley
W. Irving Walker, Henry Tatnall, Geo
W. Mccullough, Huxley Harvey and
Enoch Mccullough directors for the
ensuing year. Later In the day the
directors, at their Philadelphia works,
organized by electinR Edmund A.
Harvey, president; w. Irving Walker,
vice. president; Huxley Harvey, treas.
urer; Martin L. Walker. secretary
Henry Whlteley, managing director.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-11

Our speciality ills wee!, il our Jaya COT
Zee At - ct. Coffee has zone an. II Is
good aud eiea Ell in the roasting Oltr 3
GsOclt tea is Belfast brand ol Tho finest
quality and only 81 cts We are In for
hnothIr lot or Ba.hNrHt SMEAR, Tor many
wa II. Cur tea at IS cents IL goal value
We nave albania prdne- end those
white rrhpUrntc1 Bulsfiowcr apples; Mira
lt"FCi sFHs they MA >" the hrsi pie OF any
aIe cheap. We iaFe delaware prncits
= pounds fox % cts. our nprlt'uts ars.
bright aud fresh 50 ni. oar pruncliaa
ana igs Flour 1t calis p"r h y, We
have M the l-aliu, brands OF uoitr A. H. G
lowest priCu- GOiumbln Syrnp is Hive
honey. II cts. Ut. Ba,inR powder 3 cents
baasless 90 fish and good butter Egrl
are our speF'litr. Natearumi Eluke aud
Peri lapipta Sow eggs art. 20 rnenp;
with Il law itlriHs yOii can make II piii-
ling. >h9c haekiuC n cents I. VI.
N4oT. Iiith nud King streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-11

The young Indians OF the Carlisle
Industrial School arrived here TO-DAY
ut noon. They will appear In the
grand Opera House this evening. They
impressed every one here with thor
appearance and good manners who
saw them this morning.
The Carlisle school has about TOC
students now and has about 1000 OF
Its graduates scattered over the coun.
trs', most of them making their owl
living successfully.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-11

The Watchful Circle of Kings
Daughters OF st. Paul's Church will
give a musicale In tho church to .mor-
row evening, at s O'Clock, at which
Mefers. Butcher and Mulhausen will
perform on the mandolin, Charles @.
Wood on the sGtoharp and Mrs. Lin
dali on the piano. There will bs
Iecitatlons by William Norton and
Miss Wells. and solos by Harry j.
Guthrie Mrs, Howard Pyle aud James
v. Iiarbert.