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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26


Last evening Mr.. A. NJ. Palmers
Stock Company appeared ut tho Grand
Opera House. In Henry Arthur Jones'
mslo.drann on English life, entitled
Saints and Slnners.' The story told
is really a pathetic one, and touches
The heart Of every one AS ii is told.
The story Is OF minister's daughter
being lured away by scoundrel. from
the right path. There was nothing in
1t that was Objectionable, and every
one was lar above the general average.
Mr.. J. II. StoddHrd as Jacob Fletcher.
Minister OF BolheI Chapel. was very
cleyer and commanded the attention
of those present from beginning to
end.
This is the leading role and requires
an artist with ability to portray cor
rectly. Mr.. Wilton LaCkaye made q
capital Captain Eustuce Fansha We.
Lefty Fletcher, the minister's duugh.
tor, was gracefully given by Miss
Madeline Bouton. This Is the char-
actor that all or tho rest are drawn
toward Iuall OF the stages she was
pclfcct. The rest of the company
were good in thor respective toos.
Tomorrow evening Henry l.. Dixoy,
assisted by Itice's BurlesqRe Company,
VIII appear at the Grand Opera House
In the latest odltion OF "AdOnis Mr..
DiXsy's fayorito play. 1t Is said that
this will be the best presentations given
OF this popular play in this city. OF
course Mr.. Dixey does not need any
comment us he Is so well known here
and 50 IS Rlces company, This en-,
gagcment Is bound to DO a success
The GIgnd Opera House will be oe'
cqpird by Barlow Brothers Mammoth
Mlnstrels, Tuesday. May lat. Every,
tIutly and everything are promised to
be absolutely new. and not only pos
se5s novelty. Eut genuine artistic
ability. Manager AL L.. D0lson Is al,
ways alive to the wants of tho public
aud this season he commences In 1
glow Of unusual brightness. with Z
great congregation OF mfth provok
ers, singers and host of forelgi
apcciailsts Tho stage settings anG
0lt5cta Will b, fully up to Messrs Bar
Iowa standard OF sumptnous stag
| ings. A speCial foatufe has been madt
OF the vocal department. which ii Ii
| promised Will eclipse amy Of BhrioE
| Brothers former efforts,
/ poWo!f Hopper and his Opera Com
/ phHy Hll, be seen in "Paniuudrum,
\ Saturday May eth, for Manager VII
/ lannon's annuHl benefit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

DliNER.-ln Chester, Pa, ou the ed inst.
Jamcs Dever aged q years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
Tend Ills funeral from tho residence of lIis
brother, Thomas Dever, 40 Lombard St.
on Thursday afternoon ut O'Clock. In
torment at Old Swede's Church yard
Call not back the dear departed.
Anchored snfe.whero storms are DER.
On The border land we've left him,
There to meet to part no more.
sTARRETr-In this city on April %, 1891.
Cora StRrrett, ng Il y years.
Relatives anl friends are invited to at
tend her funeral on Thursday afternoon
Ut 3O'clock. Services ut tho house IL )
Pleasant street lntcrlncnt private ut
Green i'll cemetery.
At Rest.
MORGEN. In this city. on April a5, 1895.
Malvina. wife OF william MOrgey, aged
az years
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funcra, from the icst lence OF
hor son-in-law. Jumes J, MolilG. 18th
street and Highlands. on Friday. Nprll
| a. ut o clock. Intermoht at Rivol view.
MCGOW AN.-In Christiana hun1r d,
on the t5th lust, Charles Clifton Nc
Gowan. aged 10 years.
The relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attond his funeral from
his parents residence, Charles and Abbio
Mctiowan. AT DUPONT station. Chrigtlans
hundred, on Saturday afternoon, at p,
oclocS. lntcrment at ltiyervicw Gene
| tory.
CULLINS.-In this city. on April 20. 1891
Nellie q. Collins. aged IS years.
Relatives are Invited to attend her flu
neral from the residence of samuel East.
burn, at Pleasant Hill. Del, on Sunday al
IL o'clock. services at the house. Inter-
ncnt at Mill Creek Cemetery. I
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Anyone wishing flower work for
funerals should call mt Hayieu's 71o
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26
Notes On Bniiders.
XLyI.

Except brick walls building Items
h lave not been SO cheap for tho forty
years OF my experience says Phllem-
ma Chandler who Is we'll known as
enc OF the most careful and efficient
contractors In Wilmington, lie is busy
even In these times, constructing FOR
Il. A. Humphrey q Bro, AT 6l3 MARKET
street, a twenty-seven thousand dollar
property for their remarkably success
full trade In hats caps, furs, canes.
umbrellas and gentlemen's furnish
ings. He is ably seconded by Lynn u
Phillips who built tho Second Baptist.
and Silverbrook NJ. l.. Churches
Christ Church Rectory at DuPonts,
Repauno Chemical Works, Public
Schools No. 81 on Washington street
and at Fourth and Scott streets. Col.
Nleld 8 mansion AMI othor buildings.
business men save money By hiring
MIR. Chandler who requires only about
six (6) weeks to erect tho now building.
The Humphrey Building Is Il ! feet
front on Market street, with large re-
cessed, French-plate windows. tran :
somed with loaded stained Rlnss
three stories OF Columbian Dun bricks
trimmed with English ROD stone
dressed by Thomas Davidson, and sur
mounted by copper ornamented cor
nice by Charles ii. Biaino, oil IFS King
street. who has distinguished himself
on Washington Grammar School, No.
~, Shields Library, Stoeckle's, Reeoe
Il Bros. Lengle's. Gas Company's and
lhemas Ii. Melylu's numerous build
lDg5. 1t extends III feet through to
Shipley street, front OF 20 feet and
virtually four stories.
The front Is surrounded by parapot
wall aud the general style OF arohitec.
/ ia "a
Frank L. Carswell, room Ldw Build
ing, Ninth and Market streets, some
OF whose buildings are tho Harrison
Street NJ. L. Church, Lawton's Bazaar,
J A nscow's on Fourth street, Reest
| Bros and a number OF public schools
and for whom tho Humphrey building
Is another substantial and handsom {
card M also for Jesse X. Baylis who
will tile the vestibule and set orna.
mental tile work beneath the win
dows. MIR. Baylls, OF us Market
street. has introduced architecture
thing into such popular favor in thl:
city that most new buildings of prom
iuence now require it; o. x. those Of
Drs. Lukins and Fahey, Benz. and AL
fred Downward, W. q. Wilson. G. T..
Johnson, III. L. EvaLs. Guaranty Real
Estate Co.. Ainscows, Manning Id
brary, George Guodley, NJ. Grady, ct al
The stones for the heavy foundation
walls were supplied from the popular
quarry Of Philip Peter Tyre. tho solid
modern stairs by Henry Evans. the
uneXcelled mill work by Summons 4
Bro, tho painting and glazing by
james Nj. Bryan and the heavy lumber
by Lindey G. Kent. All floor ioists are
9xi2, und tho building Ia strong and
substantial as is characteristic of the
Carswell architecture. Campbell. ex
cavations; McCaulley, plasterer; Dun.
James Blatton is open for orders II
house and sign pIinting and glazing
at 7th and Shipley streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

Thomas Kane, OF this city, has an
nounced himself to be candidate for
coroner. sublect to Dem ooratlo rulee,
The Rev. Wesley @. Johnson, OF thls
city. delivered an address at the ami
yersaSy Of Conshohocken u. L. Church
last night.
Thomas McCorkle will, 10 all prob.
ability. succeed Enoch Moore as q
member OF the Street and sewer De.
partment.
The Weecacoe Fire Company yester-
day vas trying new sorrel horse to
their hose cart. The animal lie line
one. and owned by MIR. Elliot of
Brandywlne hundred.
stray mara came to the farm oeeu.
pied by Alfred Crossap. known ns the
Sharp farm situated In New Castle
Hundred. near tue village OF Chrlstlana
on Saturday evening last. Say where
you saw the notics OF this stray animal.
Ex-Superintendent Groves will make
his home at No. HOS West Seventh
street, In this city. His family moved
into our city last evening. He Will re.
main Mt the almshouse with Superln-
tendent Mccoy for low daye.
Harvey r. Hall and Miss Nan Hot.
fecker were married In tho NJ. L.
Church. at Smyrna, yesterday after
hoOH' Inv BloOth 10 u Soh VI hOpto'
sentative Hall and the bride is o
daughter OF ex.Speaker John II. Hot.
feoker. Frank J. Williams. OF this
city. wac the best man and Francis II.
Hoileoker was ono OF tho ushere.
Billy Gablg, tho mys terious boxer Of
Plttsburg, Pa, and jim Glynn, of
Brooklyn. heavy weights, will fight to
finish tonight near Chester. G. j =.
Morlarlty, of this city will sec ond
G lynn.
General Koaney, of the defunct Della
wares militia, residing In Dover. Del,
was In our city to-day. He looks we'll
dressed and we'll fed and is credit to
the people OF Dover, as good specl.
men OF Delaware's young blood.
Charles w, Pusey will lecture before
the Young Men'a Christian Association
this evening at 8 s. Is O'Clock. Subiaot;
Steam Engine or Propulsion on LandS
The lecture will 10 free. Ali are IN i.
vited.
For the best cool and sparkling
glass Of soda water In the city. go to
Whites. Seventh and Washington SITS.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society Of tho Presbyterian Churches
OF this city Is represented at this an
nual meeting of that society now be.
ing held in Scranton, Pa.
Mrs. Joseph Moore, OF Cherry Hill,
Md, Is visiting relatives and friends
In this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

BRONKS-MCBRlD E.-At tho district
parsonage, No. 30I West Seventh street
ON Wednesday evening. April %. 1884
By the Rev Louis E. Barrett, Joseph
this city.
CAMERON Arlington April esd.
Is "a, by iiov, W. IL. Burrell, IS Cooper
street, Camden, N. j., Mr.. Ormnnd Cam
eron and Miss Carrie Darling. both of
North East Md.
WALKER-BIDDLE. Asbury NJ. +.
parsonage, by the Rev. John H.. How
ard. April 18th. Mt Z p. NJ. " IN. II. " ak.
or and Mary 4. Biddle. both of New
Castle county.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26
FRIDAY

Is a favorite day among
some folks to purchase their
Boys Clothing. We have
made preparations to await
on our callers promptly and
without unnecessary delay
and would advise all those
who can conveniently do so
to call Friday instead of
Saturday.
Every mother who delights
in seeing her youngster well
dressed should by all means
fit them out in our Little
Boys Department. The
styles are so numerous and
varied that a full description
is impossible. ..........
Handsomely trimmed Refer Suits.
| ages to s, IS SO. "a and IS.
Very tlno braided bauntleroy Suits
81. SO, So. s3 so. 81. 81. so. and IS.
Elegantly trimmed Velvet Suits,
IS 90.
Blue Flannel Sailor Suits So 90.
Double Breasted Suits, ages 4 to
IS, from Sl,jO TO 80, with every
price between.
Rough Cheylot Suits, ages to 10,
$3.50, 81 80 and $500.
Stop in and see the gar.
ments and we'll wager you'll
be pleased-the prices are
so much less than at other
shops that comparisons are
all one sided.
Odd Knee Pants by the
thousand.
At 25 cts Strong pants for tho young.
| sters that will give good
| wear.
At 50 cts Numerous styles In Cheviots.
| Flannels and Cassimeres.
At 10 cts Very fine Cassimeres. Home.
| spuns, Cheviots and Cordu-
| roys.
At 81 90 Jerseys, Corduroys and
| Worsteds.
at $3.50 Trlcots and Velvets.
All our Boys Pants are
sewed strong and will not
rip-from SOC up, have hip
pockets and rubber attach.
ments in waist bands. .
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26
KENNARD & CO.,
62l-623 MARKET ST.

It's very early in the sea-
son to sell the Newest JAG
kets at less than our usual
low prices, but we have a
good many of them and the
weather has been somewhat
against the wearing of light.
weight garments. So with.
out any further excuses we
will to day commence a sale
of our entire line of light.
weight Jackets, every gar.
ment Of which is new this
spring.
The reduction will be 90
per cent. off; this discount
will give you the best values
ever brought to your notice
IN this or any other city.
The stock is now at its
best; all sizes, all styles, all
qualities, but no trashy
stulfs in the entire line.
A So Jacket, % per cent
off, makes it 81.
A So Jacket, 20 per cent.
off, makes it $3.50.
A SO Jacket, 20 per cent
off, makes it Sc.
A $40 Jacket, 20 per cent.
off, makes it So. -.
A $12 Jacket, 20 pei
cent. off, makes it $500 anG
so on.
We suppose it is hardly
necessary for us to say thai
none of the Jackets will be
reserved and none of the
pri C e S will be changed
to meet this discount. That
is a thing we would not be
guilty of under any circum,
stances. We know it is often
done, but we do not conduct
our business in that way
and do not teach our people
any TRICKS OF THE TRADE
Then just take a glance al
the most popular fancy dress
goods ever shown over oul
counter;38 inches wide, All
wool and Silk-and.Wool al
49c.
The styles we show in
these goods cannot be hat
outside Of our store.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26
r,,r GIFT DIVINE

A single tree my prospect is:
OF all the lavish greennes3
That summer yiolds have but this
In place OF utter lnanness;
Henmend In by wails OF brick ana stone,
This one greeu outlook Is my own.
But breadth of hand and swSep of sea
Have failed of such attraction.
And bloomy gardens granted mo
Less simple satisfaction.
Less thankful sense OF happiness.
Than now in one tree possess.
II shuts all sordld things away,
All pleasant things enhances;
1t II is tho silence day 10y day
W it'll summers sweetest tancles
Brooks babbte. wild flowers sHiile Tor me
And forests murmur. In my tree.
Birds too and butterflies and boos
ThronR In It's compass marrow,
A choir of ripping harinOnieS
hear In one brown SPARROW
! A Rlint OF sudden sunshine brings
The dream OF many-colore wings
! All. GIFT divinci what sorrow-curbs.
| What bitter inte can tout You
| Better with YOU meal OF herbs
Than the stalled OK without you;
| For eye. that YOU nnnotnt cnh sec
All natures beauty In one tree.
| MARY BRADLEY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

Miss Elizabeth V. Scott OF this city
and DR.. Henry Walters OF Philadelphia
ware married In st. Pauls Nj. E. Church
this afternoon at o'clock by Row. L.
L. Terry. The wedding was quiet
one, thore being no one in attendance
but the immediate relatives of the
contracting parties. The only at
tendauts were the four ushers. Drs.
Erwin AMI Wesley Finn OF this city,
and William Walters and Harry Miller
of Baltimore. Miss Scott was attired
In costume of white India silk trim.
med with duchess lace. and carried d
bunch of white roses After u we'd,
ding dinner at No. 1878 West Fifth
street the couple departed for Salinas;
California, where DIR. Walters will DO
gin business,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26


Tho following les rDbsd r nj estate Wis:
All that eprtnEn lot Or pieaa eC lana
With asthrat.Stury btic, hWel'ins house
thereon utagtl /, S4uaiG TIA tho civ ot
" iluirg' on, Hui state ct Delaware,
bounced ana te-cribtd as 70 Wa t. vii
= licS RntHE nj puiat ~ tho scsthcfiy
sllN OF lhul street.. Ut the distdH.U OF :
Tot cAstvflY from the cRsteiIy b.dp ot
hulIsD.. rect AcUru#I iur IAU Is now OF
formerly Of Harry g, Ferguson, theaGe
by sntd lands sonlhsrly anI uara..oi aIth
Mad EDu sheet. = r"G'i iuches 10 + stake I;
thoncg " 'sterlv ard rRruiioi with rhiid
street, iofeot to Il sta O; ihsnye loTihhT-
Is paE,i With Sad son street II feet
and lrCHes 70 the f0rtka,A 60 lthefly
side o. Third street, aus tsGucO thereby
eas'Priy lEI9vr to the Tiagr ot : osinnnR,
he tn contents thcrest whSt tuoy may
seized ana taken IA execution ~ tho
FtuVe'ty OF lane ). pagIs pAs.Cs Il
itgN}7 her husband AL ~ .api to be
sull hy rEllCl GOtID sher(H.
eic=iT Of,cS Wilmington. llsl. April
Il. 1854 Hl2
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26
THIRD EDITION.
GOODMAN is RELEASED.
Jndac Grabb Decided That IL Was Not
His intention TO Leave the CITY.


His intcntion TO Leave the CITY.
Jacob Goodman the young man who
yas looked up in New Castle jail In
default OF $1,000 for breach OF prom ise
preferred by Miss Sarah Schneider.
man, was ordered released by Judge
Grub yesterday afternoon.
The hearing of Mr.. Wards applica-
tion was held In the Levy Court room
1t . o'clock, The application WAS to
release Goodman on the ground that
n was not his intention to leave the
, city to avoid a suit which the fail
plaintiff contended.
Miss Schneiderman Ia Jewess and
hardly understood the English Ian
guhge, SO A. j. Kooch acted as inter-
prefer. After being sworn through
MIR kooch she said she had been told
by Rebeoca Solomon and Isaac Shut
tier April Is, that Goodman was going
to leave Delaware. and 1t was bocaus
OF this Information that she made the
AFFIDAVIT that he was going to aescond
Rebeeca Solomon and Isaac Shutter
testified that together they met Good
man on South street in Philadelphia
on Sunday afternoon, April Is. The,
held conversation during whiul
Goodman said he would make a litti
more money and then he would leav
Wilmington. Shutter testified tina
Goodman said he would go to 81
Louis.
During this conversation something
was said about Wedding between
Goodman and Miss Schneiderman
When this subject was broached Good
man said that he was tired of Nils
Schlelderman. and II she came to vii
mington he would leave.
j. s, Mullin. Thomas OConnell ant
John Stohlman testified that Good
mnn had never told them he wa
going to leave the city.
Lewis Cooper. with whom Goodma
boards. sEore that Goodman was q
home on Sunday, April 18th. but h
did not know where he was ATTIC
supper. Lewis Leschman swore tina
he was vita the defendant at tina
time.
Goodman was then put on the stan
anti swore positively that he did NO
go to Philadelphia on April 10. ii
stayed in the house all morning.
tho afternoon he walked on I'll
Brandywine. In the evening he walk
ed with Leschman and then went t
bed.
Miss Schneiderman wa5 put on II
stand again and swore that she ga
Goodman twlco In Philadelphia o
Sunday April Is. Mr.. Sanborn the
spoke. at the conclusion OF whlc
Judge Grubb said he did not wish I
near Mr.. Ward, but asked Mr.. Sanbor
to answer anything which he though
MI. Ward might say II he did make
speech. Mr., Sanborn said no NOR
and the judge ordered Goodmnn's 81!
charge. 1t was II question. lie said. {
whether Goodman had any intentio
abscundlng This. he did not thin
had been proved, He would thereto OF
discharge him from custody. Til
would In NO way Interfere with al
proceedings which might be brougl
for breach of promise. Goodman WI
theu discharged
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

There was hold u special meeting OF
the Police Commission last evening
at WHICH PGtroiialn Davidson, who,
4itlr hard 2l.usB, GuptH.el Murderer
EHina on Friday night last was Gem
plimeutcd on his work Tho Com
mission was instructed to = We the
officer q special MORT marx for lis
efficiency
Tho commission held conference
with the Police com 1Iiitee Of CIty
Council In regard to the coming Gp
prorrlnti1n. The Commission wpntel
to know what it would lie expected tC
pay tor so tAat il could make out IL;
estimate lor the coming year accord
n2ly. There was BUne ifIe cnGe IN
tpkard to light and haat, and tho
Commission and the Police 1 o5umltie e
VIII mot tho Pubic EqHriiHE Com
nlttoe OF Council tonight ard Try aud
ARRANGE matters.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

Municipal Court was in ssason I'M
I'll l2. Is o'clock to-day, this principal
case for trial being that against John
Sllkoski, who tnurierously assaulted
Joseph Stephens during drunken
brswl last Sunday night. at No. 724
Robinson street. VIM. s. Hllles repre-
sonted the prisoner. while City Sollo-
itor Elliott condue.el the prosecution.
About q dozen Polish witnesses were
examined.
1t was to the effect that the prisoner
threw the brick aItor the defendant
had hurled one at him. The men wers
10 adjoining yards and not In the
house when the fight ended. Stephens
was placed on the stand and gave his
version Of the affair. which was that
thoy had quarrelad botors and when
he went into the yard lie was struck.
Argument will DO heard by the Court
tomorrow morning,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

To the voters aiFew Castle county,
l would most "a Isotfully solicit your
support for tho Republican nomina-
ton Tor coroner, the election for which
will be held next Saturday. These are
my claims: have worked for and
voted the Republican ticket for forty
years. have beon on elther the city or
county committee nearly all Of that
time, l was one of the first to enlist In
the First Delaware Regiment at the
breaking out OF tho war, and | never
held any Office. Can any other candl.
date show such a record
A. d. VASpEyER,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

Hong Wah, Chinese laundryman
at No. 23i Madison street, is mourning
the loss OF n $500 morechluln glgar-
holder, which mysterious dlsap.
peared from his place OF business last
night. Hong left his holder on the
counter while he ate supper In q back
room, during which timb Lewis Len.
herman entered tho store and seated
himself upon the counter. Hong de.
clared that he SAW lewis take the
holder,and on going to him demanded
his property. LoWis sail lie did no,
take it, aud ns Hong eoild not find IL
tho Chinuman hold him until Officer
Larry Taylor came along. To him he
lodged his complaint, aIld the prisoner
was sent to The station house, but the
holder wHs not found oh him.
In the Municipal Court this morning
Hong could not prod upe sufficient
testimony to coayiCt I,enderman and
he was discharged.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26
FIFTH EDITION,
PROVED FATAL.
Miss Ella Gertrade Collin. Died Of
Her Injuries Inst Night ut the
IlOApifal,

Miss Ella Gertrude Collins died Of
her injuries at tho Delaware Hospital
last night. Deputy Coroner Palmer
empaneied the following jury this
morning to hold an inquest on her re-.
mains: Alfred d. Ed wards, Walter Il.
Edwards, Harry James, W. II. Walker,
L. W. Neher. and j. f. McIvor.
Tho Jury organized by electing w.
II. Walker foreman anu james r. Mo-
Ivor secretary. The jury after view.
ing tina remains OF the deceased adj
journod to meet on Tuesday after
noon. May 1st. at $50 clock at the
Coroner'9 office.
Miss Collins was handsome young
girl with clear out features while O
mass OF jet ourls hung down her back.
She was q we'll developed girl and
wns only Is years of age.
Both her legs wsre broken above the
Knees, ono arm was also brokon and
her hands and tnce had several outs on
than. Her father amt brother were
present at the hospital this mornln q
and they were both much affected.
just Imagine said tho old man as the
tears stood IN his eyes. poor Ella to
meet her death so suddenly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

It Is stated that very nice Legal
point Will be raised at the trial OF
Blachway. who was held under bal
yesterday for depositing in the United
states mail a lettsr containing obscene
matter.
Tho letter It ia understood was mail.
ed In Baltimore which is not in the
District OF Delaware. Tho District At
torney claims that the case can be
tried In this district.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26

JohH Graenioe and Hurry Morgan
read In .he K PlBLlGAS ON Tuesday of
the gIeut luck OF Captain Hughes ana
his party ut the canal SO they had n
lunch hamper packed aud away they
wont, bri9h and early tHls morning,
10 clean the canal out. 1t was stated
this morning that Mr., Green!o3 had
constructed I, bed OF pipes lined with
bird lime, nni That an extra horse was
brought along to pull the catch out OF
tie canal a committee OF three 10 Ia
count the FISH tonight,