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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22
third EDITION.


Rev. J. II. Howard, D. d, pastor of Asbury
n T. Church preached an eloquent sermon
10 ihrge congregation yesterday morn
ing. choosing Tor his text ths LIST verse OF
the l4th chapter OF st. John. Let not your
hearts be- troubled, ye believe in God. be-
iieve also In me. Vino anu what Is Jesus
has bean the Important question for 1000
years We say he IL the son OF God. the
promised Messiah. Certain considerations
foroo themselves upon us which lea to
this conclusion. Christ either wa 9 divine.
or he was fanatic.No other person could
undertake what be did His declarations
we're beyond haman q e. atatiOns. His un-
dertaki' q, were supsr human. II this be
30 he must have been diNtnc lie did not
come to make proselyteE to bis kingdom.
which has been the practice OF every re-
liaiVhist. People come to him OF their own
wilt aud form his Kingdom.
LIS was the Kingdom of God. The
Kingdom OF God is within you, lie dc.
olared unto them that unless their right
oousness exceaded the righteousness of
the scrlbes aud Phai isees. they could In
no wise entes into the kingdom OF God.
uniess their ptety should excel the pisty
Of every other sect, they could be none of
His, His principles were from different
motives. aud the outcome must be Diff
ferent. HE plan covered ages and would
not be com plrted for ages. His plan in-
uicated that he was the son of God. 'hrlst
came to conquer, and he did conquer He
catne as the Messiah aud WAS the Messiah.
Josephus, who lived in the days Of Christ,
asserted that all that was claimed OF tho
historical character OF Christ was true.
1ngersul says II Christ was living to. day
he would have no truer friend than no
would lind In Robert u. Iugersoi Con
iucius taught that We should not do unto
others what We would not that thew
should do unto us. Christ taught, what.
soever ye would that men should do to
you. do ye even SO to them. Men admire
Christ on account OF His goodness. lie
was moi only good, but He was tho son OF
God and we must accept hin as the
Christ who came down from God to save
mali III we believe in God We must be-
Meve In Christ. The bsst the naturalist
can do ID TO look through nature up 10
natures God.
What Is there In nature to prove that
God is love? We must study God through
christ. All know OF GOD must learn
thro gil Christ at Calvary. | see love
manifested. For God SO loved the world
thnt he gave his only son to die for us. |
cannot see God except l see hin through
Christ. And no man co eth unto the
father but through Christ. Jesus is the
only revelation of God to man, evidence
OF all other source lie Incomplete Study
Christ and YOU will have conception OF
what God Ia.
Man always wanted religion, except a
Few fools In this country. The uassst
heatnen IS feeling out in the dark for uod.
The Indian Is looking for u happy hunting
ground beyond II falntlieH OF imm ortallt y
but Infinitely better than that of the
modern lnlidel. jesus Is friend that
sticketh closer than a brother aud Il
present help in time OF trouble. Let not
your hearts bs troubled. We believe Ill God
believe also In me.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22

In speaking of old river steam uoat cap
talus and oil the recent dent Of Captain
nathaniel henderson. Stunsbury Murray
his morning said That OF twenty-four cap
Aus only three ara living the men who
wers on the river H. the pass thrty-two
} ears ana who arc lIvlnE are Captains
,taGkhou-e OF Bordentown j.. Samuel
Iohuson of this city AMI James Mcintyre.
those deceased are Captains Duuglass,
i,arr, / aptains Weldin and lagsart, M1Sluc-
sIn. DAVIS baker. luldel Kelley. benson,
EO2insun, Burus jonathan and q. Cohen.
rawfurd. burton. Tutor and Nathaniel
'endcrson. Mr. Murray 10 an Old startn'
boat munnlmselE aLd WIS aCqua Litsd with
Ill The mon III the service
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22
Thu END APPROACHING.
Gar Alexander Seems Sinking Into
the Sleep Of Death.
A RELENTLESS DISEASE.
II Hus Progressed steadiiy for Two Years
and lilo Was Warmed nj That Time
OF His Danger.

Surrounded by members OF his family
and by the foremost ply siclans Of Europe
the Gear awaits the sleep of death at Liva.
dia in the Crlmea. Armies and battalions OF
police protect him from the Nihillste, but
no m ortal power can ward OF the m alady
that has attacked HIS life. .-.
In this anxious hour the ofliolal bulle.
tins have ceased to lie. They admit that
the Gar has Brig hit 9 disease OF thekidneys
in an advanced stage and that there is no
hope for him. The Paris Figaro says that
the first signs OF this dreaded malady
were discovered August 18th, last.
This Is gross error. Two years ago
Ills Majesty developed symptoms that
pointed TO Brlght's disease. and he was
warned then. hat not "A moment was to be
lost He complained OF an untimely
drowsiues; HIS countenanee was pale and
mad haggard look. rhe skin under his
eyes was, fed. and tho eyes lacked lus.
| ire and animation. Ills appetite WAS I'M
certain, his sleep disturbed ami his mind
was gloomy. Although man OF enor.
nous muscular strength the Car had fre.
| luent faint spells and sinklnSs al the pit
| III the stomach.
But the Gar disregarded all warnings
untll too tnte, But 1t is not too late Tor
| the thousands OF peope VINO have the
same unfailing symptoms.
II you. rhadef, have felt az the Car
| Ielt do you know what 1t means? DO
| gu reulize your dungsrt Are you aware
| mat these symphonic are the certain fore.
runners oi the greatest American malhdy.
| prights uiuedse; tnaJ IL comes un 'Xpact.
vLly. attacGs beth men and women ana
| is seldom understood until IL 10 too iats!
There has never been but ono remedy
or this great modern mu!a1y Brlghts
diseuse. Tuat remedy known to anu ae.
1nowlcdged by tho best sctentists aud
| 1nysiuluns OF the wor d-cnm mend I'D
throad ard endorsed at home-in Tact. tho
.tentest discovery oil modern times Tor
| ne prevention ana cuTe oil moIern dis
,usb Is Wa uers sale cure.
lhis great popular remedy would never
nave been so famous II II did not restore
he kldn, Us TO u ueaIthy state. thereby re-
lievIng the pressure On the other eXcretofy
organs. 1t cures the debility that roh5 bhe
JatieaL OF u little strength every day.
Warmers safe Iute," said dstin-
yLis he'd putholOgist IN II recent Lecture rs
| A mighty bulwark standing betwsan the
.hieatensu poop,e and the raveges OF
| nrtghL's disease.
No age, nor sex. nor climate. nor occu.
patton Affords immunity from brghts
| lsulse. but under any and all clicum.
atauGes TINS great remedy 1uHtilleS Tho
praise of the physician Just quoted
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22
FIFTH EDITION.



At tho American Athletic Club Saturday
night Charles McKeevor defeated Tom
Farrell In two rounds. Young Gallagher
and Billy Whistler toxed draw, as did
also Fred. Scanes and Mike Kelly.
klEd. Stoddurd, of the Atlantic Athletic
Club. Coney leland. has matched Owen II.
Ziegler, OF Philadelphia to box Jack Mo-
Aulifle 10 rounds on Nov. 10. for purse Of
$500, $1,000 to the winner.
The football tenn OF the Y. NJ. G. A. was
defeated on Saturday by the eleven OF the
Princeton Seminary at Rlvsrvlew by o
score OF IA too.
The Newark eleven defeated the eleven
OF the Columbia A. @. at New Castle on
Saturday. Tho score was 4 too.
Warren and Upland played ut Upland on
Saturday. The score was to 4. Warren
made the touchdown for thu Warren Club
after long run.
OTHER LEGAL GAMES
Young Americans Is, Y as JunIors 0.
st. Patricks. 6; Cliff II Athletic Club 0.
Aiva 12; Waverly 0.
Cretosnt 10; l.. L. l.. s.
DANES AT oTrL,, ACES.
Princeton IL; Cornell 4
Harvard 22; William 0.
Yale "a; Orange ..
University OF Pennsylvania IS; Crescent 10
pennsylvania State College, ~; Lafayette
Lehigh 22; Carlisle's Indians H.
Miss Annie Londonderry OF Boston, who
lett Chicago on September "a, with only
three cents 10 her pocket to make tour
Of tho globe on bicycle arrived at Toledo
Ohio yesterday.
at Cincinnati ON Saturday night, Mike
Gillespie. OF Cincinnati and Johnny Van
Hest, OF st. Paul, fought q uye.roupd
uraW at the Fountain Theatre.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22
nhr Equalization nlnycmrnt.

At the meeting OF the Preachers Asso.
Giation held this morning, deyotion,u ex'
3rclse. v, RI conducted by Rev. q. Wood.
Rey. JUnu France and HeV. 5 h. QulgR
epurLed On current evonts and dweit ut
tength on iAa W. &. |. U.
Rev. Il. Wait reviewed the papers of
tcv. T. L. Terry and Presiding elder
.urrott. ."..
Rev. Mr.. Wallin spoke Mt length on the
temperance Cause III sweden.
Prohibition had It's iI.ninss and among
taUse who took port III tho 'hate were
itevs. f. b. Short J II. Howard, W. l..
Hhto. J. b. c. Hanna a /, scott.
Rev, hIr. Morgan will lie given chance
10 rep!y 10 Rev L. L. BnrIeLt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22

Pefore Judge Ball in tho Municipal
Court this morning Thomas W. Knox was
lined $40 and costs for dsorderiy conduct
IN Tho Academy Of Music on Saturday
niyGl during the Democr r'lc m etlng.
William HLIAar1 colorad, was fined %
and costs iol dlsorderly conduct in his
house, NolO Greeley street, on saturday
night.
and costs Yesterday morning for disorder
Is conduct.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22

Isabella. wife of Joseph Henvls. who
occupies one OF the DUPONT farms In
Cbrlstiana Hundred. a short distance
Above Ruckland. ran splinter into one
Of her feet, on sunday, the l4th inst u
portion OF which remained in the flesh un.
I'll Friday last when 1t was removed by
pr. Chandler OF Csntreville. THIS uiIurdel
some relief from pain, but blood poison.
ing had already Jiu. and she died on
Sat urday morning from locklaw She
was IS years Of ugs. and leaves husband
and several children to mourn her uu.
timely decease
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22
A coed Entertainments.

7 TWTW TIJ NEsUaN5I II711'-s
il.G iGltist performance ths season OF
tie Wilmington Minstrel Company In
AlarcuG !Igoh util Oh 'ihuraday evening
iuat surpassed any entaltalnncnt eve
ueid In the borough. lLe singing, tanc.
aup and acting 81 TIT coup tny was oXcSt.
ont, especially tHBL u CouU, Deaip and
.t.ythe, and they ave rtghtiy named tho
nest am tteur HiInstrC. compinr OF tao
..ust. EuUlse," the song runIpOsed by
u H. Herr. was euAg ana loudly ap
plauded lh5 music by tho Grace band
ma orchestra provsd feature OF tue "n-
uertalnmont. Inc library Association
Will Gear ain ust 800.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22

All tho members of the Higgins Republic
can Club, ana all those who would like to
participate with thahl tomorrow evening
at the auditorium 10 hear the Hon. W. b.
Derrick, DIR. Q. N. GTandlsn anu other able
speak ers, are requested to moot at National
Hall 9Th aud Walnut streets this evening
at O'Clock. All thosa who ure intere sted
In thelT future welfare and existence are
invited to the auditorium tomorrow
(ruesday) evening. All Republicans are
invited to attend in body, eeats reserved
for ladies'.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22

The Jr. o. A. NJ. attended services yes.
terdny morning IN klngawopd church.
The congregations were large at all the
meetings ana the deepest interest pre-.
vailed.
revival meeting III the Firet NJ. T. Chnrch
To morrow evening.
Rev Or Huiuurd will tliver lecture
in the Auditorium on Novem DER II for the
benefit of kingswood cuurch.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22

Tho annual Synod OF the Catholic clergy
Of the Diocese nj Wilmington will com.
Lnence Tomorrow morning In st. Peters
Cathedral. this city, and continue Tor
three days.
At 80 O'clock the solemn pontitlclni
mass Will 10 celebrated. The celebranL
will be tho Rt, Rev. A. A. Curtis; Deauon5
Of Honor, Revs. D0naEhy and Leo. o. $.
y deacon of the mass Rov t. l. Brady
sub'deacon, Rev. w. J. Scott; masters OF
ceremonies very Rev j. A. Ly ons and
Rev, z. J. Mealey.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22

In Municipal Court this morning d.
G. Bryant colored was charged with In
terisrlng with a registrar, Samuel Nj.
Smeltz deposed that he WAS Inc registrar
at Thirteenth and Market street on Satur-
day. Colored man wanted to register
but he WAS In the wrong district, Smeltz
then put his head out OF the window anu
addressed Bryant. Then some cursng
followed and tho man was arrested. Wit
anything wrong, His case WAS dism 55ed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22
A nr,i.

Mr. EpIroR:-It has come to my knowl.
edge that eel tain republicans ore clrcu-
latlng reports about me to the effect that
l am not going to support tho Republican
ticket this election l wish TO deny these
reports through your valuable papaf. and
assert thatif those men who are DOUBLING
my allegiance to the principles of the Re.
publican party are us true to the party
this fall az ! am, the party viii have Moth.
ing to fear when the result Is known.
Yours very truly,
WIN. j. WHTrIEN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22
W hN Is liz

That so much love and harmony exist
IN the Democrat party in DelawareT
That Bancroft don't like Donahoe, or
DOnuhoa don't like BuncrOfty
hat Jack OIiarra has at last como out
rs grHat Democratic refurmcr
Ihut our post oillee IL getting such a
bad reputation from business mem
HAT tho pCst Office Is run by tic rtng2
That women all want TO take hand il
reforming the wor.uf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22

Joseph Rosch. residing at No. Is East
Twenty second street, scraper emp 10y
ed at Tie works OF the Seidel and tiastiug o
Company. had hls left hand caught by u
steam grind Stone this morning aud the
hand was badly mashed. He was remov.
cd to the Office OF Or. II. NJ, Frist, Eigh tn
and Spruce. where the injured memDer
WAS ufessvl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22

The Harlan and HollIngswUrth Com.
pany Will in few days begin the work Of
placing in a tank 80 feet long feet
deep and 10 feet wido which Will be used
as receptacle for tie surface water frC a
tho machine aud boiler shops Hereto
fore the water was carried to the creek.
The new tank will DO quite an improve.
mont over the old sy5tsm,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22

At the auditorium tomorrow night Va
y. Derfick OF New York Rev. GhaIIes !,
Grandson OF this city, Robert II. Allen aui
Frank Wood Will be the speakers at a
grand nhss nesting which Will be attend.
cd by all the compaign clubs of the C!ty,
surrounding towns and villages.
Hon. Juhu Dalleil Of Peunsylvania will
also speak III the auditorium soiue nights
the present week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22

Tho steamer CUuease, which had her
bow stove In Will, in collision with tho
steamer Allegheny In the river few
weeks ago. and which has since been ut
the yard OF the Harlan and HOlltnRsw orth
Company, will loRve the dock in few
Gays. Workmen have been engaged
night aud day repairing the bow, aud
shey have about cOmpletel the work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22

iANDLEit--0n October 10Th. OF spinal
II cninai IL, lc-sie. a-yvar old child OF " IN.
uiIl / rn thr I'd or.
hoIltiyta aud friends are reapectfully invit-
eiiu All nj me ldneral from In, residence
OF hCr IhtrlIIs a station GA Monthly Ind
ans. wl'hout fart utr notice sogv ioGS nt tho
house az o.t!UutS p. al.
HaSNtr-At i,OcAitud. oil Oct. ~ '9t. Isa-
bclih, VIE o! Joseph iicnvls. aged u years
Re,ai vcS an friends OF the family are re
specinlly invited 10 attend the funeral
Iuesiay. %tfd ms. seryicei ut tho house
Leave the hp,tsa NJ : rl ,ck. p. IN, lnter-
mrut Ut lower lirlndywine Cemetery.
GATHERS. October est 1894, Margaret
talhels. ale II years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from her ale res 'delCe ut Mar
shal'On, De. on Wednesday morning nj IL
O'Clock. lnterrncn' at wilmington and
Brandy wine Cemetery.
GHlEN ~ Alton the .Ist inst, Robert
GreenwHlt, ugcu 10 years
Relatives ani friends arr respectfully in
VitCl 10 Hittn \ tue funeral from MS ate ruS-
!dcncr In Mil Cr Ok lid, bei. on "Wednesday
afternoon At l O'Clock. Services at tire Eouse.
lntermcnt Ut " hlte Clay crceI Cciurt ~.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22

There ls 10 additional work at the plant
OF the Harlan and Hoiilnzsworlh Co. In
the machine shop Gi hands. g6 being ap.
prentices are at work Oh hs engines for
tho ne " steamsuip now being constructed
This Is the ouly wOrR in tho shop, but
the prospect is bright or at ieast for
slight change from that Of the past six
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22

An immense crowd assembled at Asbury
81. L. Church last night to hear Rev. Dr.
Howard preach on The Reason Why."
The eeiylcs was Interesting from begin.
ming to emit. An after meeting was held
and several pen.tents we're at the altar.
There we're two conversions. The spirit
Of revival Is still to 10 seen at Old
AYbury.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22

There was received at this Office this
efteruoon o communication from Judge
j. Frank Ball denying that William Ii. Lee
Esdauy authority to use his Office 70 meet
nny one IN He further dsIies any knowl-
edge of the matter whatever, The commu.
nicatlon from the judge Will appear In
these columns tc. III orroW.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22

Workmeh are cleaning up the debris
caused by the lire at the plant OF the VII.
mington Abattor Company last Friday
night. The Insurance adiusters have not
completed their work but viii do 30 In u
few days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22
SOCIETY NOTES.

On Saturday evening at the home OF
Mr. aud Mes. ]. Wesley WorruIl at Pleas-
ant Hill, Del. a very pleasant reception
was given their son Isaac III. Worrall aud
HE bride, on their return from mboy,
Ill. the bride. The spacious re 5idence and
grounue wsre thronged with fliends to
welcome them home. supper was
ILL.,. Harrisburg, Pm, holmesburN. Pa,
Lewisville, Pa, Topeka, Kan. Newport,
Hockessin, Falkland. Falrhiil, Whining.
ton. This Union Cornet Band discoursed
music during the evening. Numerous
useful and valuable presents showed the
esteem In which the happy couple are
he'd by their friends.
Miss Moilie Ash. OF Elkton. ia the guest
OF friends In this city.
On Friday evening Nov. I'd, Chester
Castle No 20. will visit Brandywine Cas-.
tle X. u L. this city.
Mrs. Samuel A. Price is vislting rela.
uves in chester, Pa
pulpit at Central Church ON sunday. The
R,v NJ. L Otis OF Delaware City filled 1t
very acceptaIly both morning AID even
Ing. -...--. .....
Samuel Saiing. formerly OF this city,
but now of the car department. OF New
York. New Haven and Hartford, Il. r.. 10.
Gated at Boston WINS married to Miss Ida
Van Allen, at New Haven. Conn. on
Wednesday. Oct, nth 1894, Quite a
number OF his Wilmington friends
attended the wedding. lhe best man was
Il. g. Morris OF the Pullman Car W orks OF
this city.
Peter J. Hart OF Georgetown. Su sex
County, visited our city this morning and
purchased carriage al the Novelty Works
corner OF Second and French streets.
Mrs FRANK Stirring of Clayton. is visit.
lng relatives In this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22
NEW CASTLE NEWS
What Is TranspirinE In the Pretty Town On
the Delaware.
Correspondence OF the REPUBLICAN,.
New Castle, Oct, 80

Correspondence OF the REPUBLICAN,.
New Castle, Oct, 80
New Castle was somewhat surprised
yesterday morning when 1t became known
that young man from Farnnurst had
been shot on Saturday night 1t was OK
ceedlngly difficult to CLEAN any OF the
particulars. Etom what was learned 1t
appeared that two young men had an al
tereation during the evening over younR
girl. About O'Clock he stopped at the
drug store and informed the clerk that
10 hld been shot and had tho wound
dressed. ...
The bullet passed In under the left chin
and In its upward course came In contact
with one OF his teeth which IL shattered.
Tho names Of the participants are with
held
Tho q. A. G. football team was defeated
at Battsy park on Saturday By the score
OF 4 to by tho Aetna team OF Newark.
New Castle 10 considerably excited over
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22
sTOCR QUOTATIONS,
Reported by
HRALD a. COMPANY.
lsnnlkers mud. Brokers.

Investment and SECURITIES yielding
from tot por cent
orders for the purchase and sale OF
stocks and Bonds on Commission execut.
cd at all the stock exchanges
Private telegraph wres to New York,
Philadelphia, Boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts and Letters of Credit is
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22

Davldow & Co., pawn brokers and Jew.
elers gig Market street, first annual sale
Of unredeemed pledges. which consist OF
diamonds, watches jeweiry. guns. royol.
yars. sporting goods, etc. This Is their
frat offer 10 the public to sell their accu-
mulated stock of unredsemed pledges at
private sale. BE sure 10 give them call
and seeure barRaIn, al 2lD Market st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22

II. T. Bourbon has removed his cigar
store and factory from No East Sec ond
street, to =. w cor OF Second and Shlpley
streets The city Market and Ruby Cod
Cigar q speciNltY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22

ing }. -. paringto on, of Newark. Del. fell
down II stairway i'll this Gtube hotel and
WIS Killed instantly. Ills neck was broken
b. tic fail. Darlington was u civil engi.
lpef
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22

All the leading fall styles ars now n
stock at Ross. 30 Market strest, sell ing
Of prices guaranteed the lowest In the city
Alec choice selection OF fall neckWea
6t % and 10 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22

We do not guarantees the genuine ness
OF our Pure Family Medicines, White
Pulmonic Balsam. Nagotahia Liver Pills
Blood Purifier etc, unless sold by ragu
lar druggists, AMI at our depot sos King
street, Wilmington, ami at our regular
prlces only. Respectfully.
pR. j. SIMALh & SON
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22

Pure milk and cream constantly on
hand, put up in giasl lara when 10 sired
ami delivered TO all parts of Ibs city. j.
II. Porter. 18th aud Madison streets,
PhVne 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22

The Little Harry Yacht Club will hold
It's sixth annual reception this evening in
Liberty Hail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22

Diamond Council, No 5 Jr. O. U. A. NJ,
win nod It's soaoHd annual anniversary
TINS evening at Odd Follows hall. THIRD
and King streets A pleasing program has
been arranged Tor tue occasion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22

Tomorrow promises to be partly
Cloudy, preceded by rain; on Wednesday
clearing and rather colder.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22

Auctioneer tlukill, for S!t"rln Gould,
THIS morning sold the stock of the shoe
store oT William GuniOn No 10 Market
street, To John 4. Slelds, for S2J0.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22

Chandler & Co.'S. coal Is being Hher ally
frled and tho endorsement of all is Gu :
tire satisfaction. Try it, Yard south elde.
Phone no.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22

Revival services began At Union Church
last night. These was a grsat auilsnGe
and one conversion The Ehv. Van l..
White viii i,reaCh tonight, ard meetings
will bn held every evening tits week
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-22

Samuel Bancroft owns 500 shares OF the
Wilmington Coal Gas stock. The stock is
now selling for :9I per share, with that
price offered.