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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-07

The service incident to tho breaking
OF tho ground Tor the new Goodman
NJ. L. ChuIel, Fourteenth and Dul'ont
streets, yesterday afternoon was an
imposing one. There was n largo
number OF people present. The exrr.
elses were opened by singing and foi-
lowed by prayer by Rev. w. l.. White.
iev, John y. Dob bins then addressed
the audience. lie said it was with
great pleasure that he WAS present
and although Absence from the city
would keep him probabl; from the
conversions laying hc would he az
happy as the pastor hircse
lie had long been interested in The
WORK and was glad to ses the Cuurch
make this step. Rev. Alfred Scott. a
former pastor OF tho chafch. also
Of what would soon become church
the singing OF Il hymn tho ground
breaking exercises were bagan. Miss
Emma Cochran, teacher In tile
school, secured the first shovelful ut
the cost OF s25
hliss Cochran sank the shovel deep
Into the plot aud turned IT, thus tuviul
the honor OF digging the first dirt,
Hiss Cochran has long been interested
in the work OF the SUNDAY school
Shs received bible for tho first class
IN the school when II was started six
years ago. She has also received
tokens Tor her work at Mt Salem and
tho RHptist Mission schools
lh- digging of the cellar of the new
building was begun tits morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-07

The colored people as q rule are Re.
publicans from principle. They know
that they are indebted to the Republi-
can party for their freedom and they
cannot be SO ungrateful hs to turn
their backs on 1t. Resides, the treat
Of the Democrats has not been such as
TO coneiliate their favor TN the con.
trary it has been repellant, aud they
would he more than human to forgive
the many sights and rebutis that they
ilnve experienced. The Republicans
imve given theta protection and ell
enlargement tho opportunity to
make a living and educate their chill
dren, and these are more important
than Offices. Only faw can hold OF.
lice, and the colorod !npn may realize
that private station Is tbs post Of
honor. We hIye never held nj Ollie,
Of profit, and VIVA. is more We ucvei
expect to-
There are not Offices for the ninety
nine hundredth part Of the pauple an,
OF coutse those who are leqGtrel e
fOrego thh privilege have p.eHty OF
company. The RepIbiican party ain
10 protect colorGi men IN the exerc!s
Of their ghts ani it would BE- strang
indeed If they should not vote to sus
fnin the measures OF that party. Thol
cars usu ally are closed to the charm
of the willy Democrats. Charm the,
ever SO wisely OF SO WE'LL and 70
this the SO called Democrats hato tler
and strive to create feeling aEains
them. That they have not snelesle
n alternating them from ITO Repbl
can party is creditabla to their iud4
ment. and tribute to their manhood
We hope they may continue to stan
no for their rights and continue {
overthrow wrong. Their motto shoul
be in the future as In the past Dow
with all tyrnnts. up. up with the tiaI
and success 10 those who contribute
te deliver the land from slavery
cliain."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-07


The Republican papers contain
that was very obnoxious
concerning tho Row Dr. W. IL. Heard,
pastor OF Bethel A. NJ L. Church this
city, last evening. The initials wore
} L. b., and that individual should
iirst think OF something else besides
running down elders Characters con.
corning politics. | suppose he Is as
good as those who talk about him
aud cast his name out az evil, The
people are getting up everything now
to Kill q preacher and to hinder his
progress. Most said nowadays about
preachers Is conspiracy. But rs God
has anointed him TO breach tie gospel
they must not mind what The 'deviP
pts men to say about him, but
continue Ia prayer hecausa the heavier
the cross. the brighter tho crown. ii
keH. DR.. Heard Is n Southern man he
Is as good Hs some OF these people
that nrs In tho Moth, as We know that
he and his family both take great In
tere5t in helping those small missions
that can scarcely help themselE %
Mrs. llenrd IL also n lice christian
lady. willing to do ali size can. Man
God bless the kev. pr. W. II. Heard
ana his family aud crown them with
success and prosperity. These people
who are cIiticisinR the Rev. Hear
have not got much il any,graca them
selveG, as the "Dihle" tells us he tina
seems religious aud brides not hi
tongue lis religion IL ali in vain.
Some of the colored raca Brs tie wors
people on the earth. One that loyet
the dr." W. l.. ID.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-07
SOCIETY NOTES.

Industry Lodge. No. Q, Ancient
Order OF United Workmen, last even.
ing gave an enjoyable smoker In the
Lore building. A. b. Jones delivered
an address after which programme
Of musical and literary numbers was
rendered. Refreshments were then
served.
Trinity Parish has elected the fol-
lowing wnrdens and vestrymen: Sen-
Tor warden, DIR. Horace Burr; Junior
warden, Charles III. Curtis vestrymeu
for three years. J. Parke Postle
Charles A. Cook and I. Leslie Carpen-
ter; judge OF election. Tlghman john
ston. The board organized by elect
ing john s. Grohe secretary and E II
Candy treasurer.
MIR. and Mre. James Long, Rockland.
spent Sunday at Unlonville.
The marriage OF Hamilton Mendeu-
hall of TouRhkenamon, to Miss Clnra
daughter OF John q. Wilson, Will take
place next month.
Ezra Fell spoke at the friends Circu
lar Meeting In Chester. $780,.
Miss Tucker. OF Dover, DEL, Is the
guest OF her cousin at Thurlow.
Mrs. Shields has returned from 9
pleasant visit to Mrs Sakers, Trainer
Assessor Frank Taylor, Hookessln
and candidate Tor sheriff called a
| the REPUBLicAN Office to-day.
An old folks concert will be givel
in Brandywine NJ. Z. Church tonight
The Epworth M. Il. Church choir
augmented to fifty voices. gave an
excellent concert In the church las
evening. The vocal numbers wer
exceptionally fine and reflect grea
credit upon the leader OF the choir
| George King
Landenberg Castle, No. 2T3, X. G
f., will hold smoker In that place o.
i Tuesday evening. March 18th. Gran
Chief Frank Taylor will be present.
Mnris. Pyle. Of this city, who pur
chased the farm OF Edward Thomp
son, near Falrville, will move there /
the spring.
Mr.. Morris Worrall, manager ant
buyer for NJ. Megary q Sons upholf
terry department. has gone to Ne'
York TO purchase spring upholster
novelties.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-07
THE JUMP IN SUGAR
The Certificates Rush Up TO 100. m
Then ,Recede to 90.

The Certificates Rush Up TO 100. ana
Then .Recsde to 90.
NEW YORK, March There was owl
dence on the market yesterday morning OF
some very remarkable manipulation OF
the news from Washington about the SEN
ate's intentions with respect to the tax on
sugar, Between 10 o'clock, when business
opened, until 11;80 about 100000 shares
changed hands, and during these dealings
the price OF the certificates rushed from
81 to 100, turning at par and receding as
rapidly As they had advanced to Of. After
another upward squirt the price seemed to
settle at about 90.
The excitement attending these extra
ordinary sales was intense, and the deal
ings. as reflected in the quotations, most
ire gular. For awhile all other business
seemed at a standstill. At one time, fol-
instance. the tape recorded eleven differ.
ent prices for sugar, showing variation
o. three points, while fractional lots, sold
simultaneously with full lots, were fire.
quently three points above the price Of the
latter.
The excitement during the greater rush
was so great that comparatively little
stock changed hands at extreme figures
At the round 100 the sales were 400 certifi
Gates. Most of the sales were between 0.
and %, at which price the amount dealt In
was enormous.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-07

At an election In Troy. N. Y, on
Tuesday. a riot was preclpitated by
several Democratic reporters and one
OF the Republican chailengers. Robt
Ross. was shot by Pat Shea and killed
and the brother Of Ross was also Sc.
verely wounded. Several other par
tics were also severely injured. Shea
Is an old Democratic repeater. and has
been encouraged and sustained by the
leaders OF his party. 1t is singular
that prominent men will condone
fraud practiced for their benefit. The
conviction OF McKane in Now Yori
was certainly due to q spasmodo ef-
fort, but it sho wed that it should have
exerted deterrent influence over tn,
heelers and repeaters of Senator
MurDhy through whose liberality the!
have boen encouraged to vote Illegal!
and commit acts OF violence. II Iii,
Senator and his CONDUCTORS were les
liberal with their money, these under
strappers would be less eager to pill
up large majorities for their benefit
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-07
Dots.
CuprlE8anl leeching, 1913 Z. Second ST
Cunning & lcechInu PARKER. 5Os Madison

CUpriEgani leechins. 1913 Z. Second St
Gnpplns & lcechlng. Parlter.5os Madison.
American ltutstlry hpl Wt:st rIn-1v -
Miss Eta Glover, OF this city, spent
Monday and Tuesday with friends at
Chestnut Hill, Pa. ...
Joseph DoGOdt. who has been con
III cd TO Inc house for the pust 1.-Two
weeks with tho grippe, IS now con
Taiescent aud expects to be on duty in
Il few days.
Edgar kielian, contractor ara BAIL.
dor, Is putting the finishing Conciles
on tive dwellings on Delaware avenue
ueat Grant avenue.
Brlton. the valuable fiyo-year. d
ownoL by W. p. liratton. tho painter,
Seventh and Shipley streets. and sired
by Bolton, died Monday Ui influenza.
Joseph, n siX-year- old son OF Frank
Haley. residing on tho Highlands WAS
kicked on the head by horse on Mon.
day evening. DR.. Palmer dressed the
wound. Il was rather close call.
On Monday Theodore r. Armstrong,
Samuel NJ, D0nnell sni Joseph l..
Willis left Newark, Del. on the Allan
tic Coast Line express oa tho Pennsyl
vauia Railroad, for florida. To spend 1
few weeks. Mr.. Wills has been order
eu SpHth for his health, while hIessrs
State.
Lenten services were held last even
ing III Central Presbyterian Church
lie Rev. DR.. Weidman OF Clift0I
iolghts. assisted the Rev. William T.
awartz in the special services. III,
singing WAS under the leadership o.
j. Il. King,
judgments to tho amount Of Bf5. 50'
) have been entered up against IN,
estate Of john MulvoHu, deceased /
hlr pI operty is we'll managed 1t vii
leave handsome margin for Mrs
Mulvena and her children.
} LUCE casting, Weighing A. O0C
, pounds has noeu completed bJ thu
Harlan & lIsllingsworth Co. Tor ulllel
~ Jones.
+ G Is Phelps. a well known populist
!. gave a lecture on Monday evening al
p, ockessln on "Bimetliism.'
new kiln for burning vltrlhoC
brlcke Is in operation at Rrsndywin,
summit.
Rev j ]. Roadway OF this cit,
preached a sermon before tho coloi-t
| odd Fellows Lodge. Ia tho borough
. hall, Sunday morning
: henne't Square wants new opari
house that Will cost about $1,000 o
So, 900. II viii pay 10 pet cent. on tn
I inIvstment,so some OF the kennettlte
i think
one of Min Creek Hundred farmer
: fed 5gJe pounds Of potk .ht@ winter o
!, milk and e. cant wheat, which aver
q agod coats per pound. This IL bette
than marketing wheat a. present price
and letting cteRmerymen get all U
s the iArmers skinned milk.
:. Ono OF Col. John p. Donohoe's horse
Z was taken SICK trls mornlng anu
veterinarian had TO DO called In.
/ those that attend tho prayer meat
o Ing at Hanover lrssbyteuan Churc
d THIS evening Will lie greatly entol
tanned.
0 Aessrs. Williams & Bro, butchers /
the Farmers Slaraet. lost or had stotei
Il a ten.dOllar bill on Wednesday last.
= Mrs l., l.. Applehy, o! No gl4 Popll
: street was 20 unfortunate as TO seal
+ her arm quite badly, 80 as to requlr
} medical Attendance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-07

The financial report OF the Pennsyl.
vania Railroad proves good manage
ment. In the year 1893. it realized
$40. ll6, 435.5a above expenses. enabling
it to pay a handsome dividend. make
many needed improvements. and add
to the surplus fund over 81. 500. 600
This result is owing partly to the
Worlds Fair business, and to the pru
dent management In reducing ex
penses on the prostration Of business
wherever 1t could be done, withou
impalring the efficiency of the service
To have achieved such desirable re
suits where so many roads failed, lie
triumph that the officers may well bt
elated over, and we congratulate their
upon it
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-07
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EmIErniinn to AfrIcn.


A feeling in favor OF emigration to
Africa has been ihstliled into many OF
tiio colored peep-a In Georgia. a party
oil thirty Ieit Atlanta on Monday for
New York. whence they will sail foi
the dark continent Others vii
speedily iol'oW,ii tile eo!onists should
meet with saece's' Thus far. how
ever, the settlements made by emf,
srants from this country, have moi
ps9n prolific Of very encouraging re
snlfs, cUnseq aently they dId not meet
Titb any great deSfes OF popular
favor, and were soon abandoned. Il
Is probable tAat this experiment VII
De followed By similar d'ssappoint
ment, II II should prove a success
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-07
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A~GtHttA attI AAttttFs
The plan mapped out by the Dlckey
and Neary regime to keep this State
In tho Democratic fold. consists In
tho first place In keeping as many Re-
nnbIicans as possible of tho assess-
mpnt list by the active connlvance of
IN assessors, to Induce the members
a. the Levy Court to reject as far as
thy possibly can. with any show Of
fhAr dealing. every applicant who APP
nites to have his name enrolled on the
llsts to encourage the clerk to make
us many errors as possible in spelling
TIM names, and the greater number
TINT can BIO dropped In copying the
duplicates the better. and afLer all this
impose as many obstacles as can be
liberated to the payment OF the tax
and the procurement OF a receipt.
Ewing thus far done good work by
disfranchislng Republicans. the next
acheme is to have the registration Of.
finers reject as many applicants as
pessible when they apply for regis
trntlon on account of the spelling OF
their names and other bubbles In re-
gnrd to residence and other minor
matters.
The citizens having thus far qualifl
ed will have other difficulties to over
cpme before they can vote and have
their ballots counted. We do not
presume that there will be any stufling
ofthe ballot boxes, or any tissue ballots
used, but the inspectors should see
that the names which appear on thu
tickets shall be correctly announce,
nnd properly recorded, If the election
issto be true index OF the wishes o
the voters and not mere sham n
dictated by party lenders, who woult
soil their birthrlght for mess o
ppttage. There are yet other danger
To q tull vote and ali honest coun
that must be guarded against. In pas
times the polls nave been surroun de-
by rowdles. shoulder hitters and DIES
peradoes who kept tlmid persons from
coming to the polls and casting thel
ballots. We have seen such brutalitie
enacted as should have sent the actor
to prison, and yet leading men iustitie
the scoundrolism, and paid attorney
10 defend them IN order that the
should escape punishment.
When such acts have been excuse,
inthe past, we may expect repetl
aon of them In the future. The Re
nnbllcans being torwarned. should b
forearmed. II they do not present
bOid front and determined purpoH
To do their duty. they may as well T,
tire from the contest, and hang thel
hnrps on the Willows. The time
however. are propitIous for a change
and every man who thinks q II,
nubllean triumph deslto bic should d
all in his power TO secure it. The Re
publican forces are being augmente
In other States. and they will be auj
msnted In ours. If every man shout
dD bis duty our little com IN onweaIt
vail 10 redeemed. dlsenthralled. ri
tine mock Democracy will be drive
ffom place and power.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-07
Southeast Cor. 9TH AMI ,slna street.

Southeast Cor. 9TH AMI iIlnG streets
Is the pa Tor iinc groceries. You,an
rely OH all the good yuu bIIy from Us
they are tirst-uinss ana ut w4ulestttc
pr ecs. iiayc you had our Col imfifn
yrip rs 10 cents quar- This of
sNiup opened to-day exceed all. We have
lust roc wed anO. her hot OF our huu Hell
flower apples Mt ~ cents. Oui B5listus aud
pruHes are the hest value Tor fnr money
we eYt offered. Four pounds OF ptunGs
Tor - coIIts- Ginger snaps i cents. IOI-
dcHS"d mix, 10 cents ii can. Fine dates
cents. Four cans OF delicious corn -
cents Those La4s of Hour AT 40 cents
inakc white bread. uld fashioned meal
- maze p1la witt All va low;
try IL. We have the finest line OF coffee
n THIS city. e can suit yon in price
Our culfec at 30 cents In truly excellent
in Java blend. We cant supply the
tcnaud, but W. have II lot now NJ 20
crhts. FONT forlnet IL. Old Engliah
cheese, rich and mellow II would grace
any tai L.. Fine FIR Lent Dur o'rIark
tea and Silver Run butte ut - cents.
Cream DOnG1ess goldfish is The tiurst II sh
YOU eyer used. We have the best siiad
nni ftt mae ierel FOR Ont We hny.,
pickles at q ccnIs Il jar II is the fin.st
and cheapest condiment we ever offered.
We have eut y Ass hIusIurl cups ~ Sc.
''reaH pitchers and hRudlcless glasses
tilled with prepare mustard. Come and
II YOU UoiI't S"e what yul want, ass for
II; VIC have ii. 4. NJ. WEIR
Ii2-b-' Filth aud King SITS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-07

The King and Madison streets mar.
kets wero well patronised this morH-
Ing by the houseksepers OF our city,
market baskets In ono ono hand and
well filled purses In the other one.
Butter sold from % to 35c per III; eggs
Is to 22c per dozen: pork l3c per To-
chickens from zoe to si,40 per pair;
ducks from Sue to Sl. 40 per pair;
guineas from soc to 81; white potatoes
60 to SOC yer bushel; sweet potatoes
l5c per half peck; Tomatoes 200 per
qt.; strawberries, % to 800 per at.
rurnips l0c per half peck; kale l0c
do. celery 3 to So per stalk; scrapple.
sausage, trlpe same old price; lard. Toe
per ID.
Wholesale prices quoted by Nell
vaLe ~ Co.. No. $40 King street:
Oranges 81 IS to s2.25 per box; lemons
81 TO 50 per box; sweet potatoes 81 to
80 per Dbl; eggs l7c per dozen; cram
berries S2..5 per crate; onions S2.C0
per bbl; turkeys. dressed. II TO l5c per
ID; chickens dressed 10 to l2c do;
live, to lOc. do,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-07

A number OF people were attracted
by the action Of a man attempting to
drivea horse on King street above 9Th
yesterday afternoon. Tho horse was
evidently afraid OF the man and this
with the peculiar style OF Harvesting
made an exciting scene. The animal
showed II numher OF welts upon his
hide, his hip wns cut and a deep cash
upon his hind leg.
luis scere has beeh going on at In.
tervuls Tor about SIX mouths. and Il
bystander remarks"thaJ mau has been
irving to break this horse for some
time and part OF the trouble is the
style Of arranging the harness that
makes him vicious"
There is n society to protect dumL
animals rs well as human beings. II
is singular that "E. W." has not been
heard from.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-07

The Democrats should be pre- .tS
fully convinced by this time hat chsar
things mako cheap men. at least
thousands OF the men who voted theii
ticket feel cheap enough at present.
Mckinley was not very far from bein /
right when he made the above deolara
tion. The Democrats dwelt upon Il
during the campaign, rolled 1t over
in their mouths and ridlculed the ex
preston. The politicians had their
innings then. the cheap men will have
theirs at the next election II goot
wages lead to higher priced article,
they can afford to pay for them, AM
at the same time aid in putting up tn,
price of farmers wheat and also all ov
the manufacturer OF the dinner kettle
to do living business. 1t Is work
Senator Gray. that the people want
and not cheap things, =..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-07

Thomas Mu!rooney. 20 years Of age,
who resides at No. 1909 Chestnut
street. WIS badly injured while al
work in Beadenkopf Brothers moroc
co factory, No. 1903 West Four tn street,
yesterday, by being caught in belt
which flew of, breaking his left leg
lie received medical attention at the
delaware Hospital. de Is much bet
ter to-day.
Joseph Guest. aged 81 years residing
in Braldywlne llGnilred. had thres
OF wheat which he was hauling t,
LEAFS mill. in tile Ninth ward. Ae re
ceive attention at tho Honpupi taic
pital.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-07

Edward A. Rodger. agel 40 years.
died Monday morning at his home, No.
AS East Tenth street
lie had been a painter In the EN- ploy
OF the T., W. 4 d. Railroad about
90 wears. Six weeks ago while he wac
engaged at work In the shops, he Eel
and was seriously injured. Ills death
resulted from Brignt,s disease Tile
funeral services will take place tnil
evening. lnterment will be made a
Chester Rural Gene terry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-07

For few seasons past one of the
old customs about the household ha.
been superseded by new one. Kalso
mine and plusters are now used IN
stead OF whitewash and Just us cas-,
to usa. Mixed in five minutes read
Tor use By addition OF water. IL mucl
healthier and used Instead OF wal
paper. Pale blues, pinks ana KrRys
with darker shades for the moulding
have good effect. Color cards fur
Inished. James NJ. Bryan, No. 10
West Eighth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-07
An FOR RENT m
bly,
GEORGE R. TOWNSEND & CO.,
NO. sO4 MARKET STREET
HOUSES-N EST SIDE.

HOUSES-u EST SIDE
1877 West street. 10 rooms aud bath.
ZIG Frankl atreet. . rooms anu bath.
4o7 South Clayton street. IL rooms and
and bath,
9J1 west Ninth stroct.a rooms and b uh
222 Maryland avenue store ana dwell
1913 " est street. 7 rooms and bath.
81 south Clayton street. rooms and
bath.
Dupont street. above Prnnsylyania
avenue, ROOMS and bath.
houses on Clayton street, near How
land street 8 rooms and bath, each
1914 west Fourth ST., rooms aud bath,
s06-Sus-sli-S24 west sixth street.
rooms and bath, each.
10 Rodney street rooms and bath.
233& Market street. roo MS and barb,
1874 west Fifth street. rooms aud bath,
1915 Lancasterayenue,G rooms and bath.
$50 west tilth street, rooms and bath.
1908 west Second street, u ROOFS and
huth,
4Cs Montgomery ST., rooms,
1902 west second st., ROOMS =
1903 Lincoln St. 6 rooms,
III jefferson ST.. rOoeIs and bath.
Suarles st.. below Third ST., rooms
1914 west Eighth St. : rooms
lAOJ west Eighth street, rooms.
lbl7 Rowland ST.. rooms and oath,
s''?ls'S 2l's@5 Br- ONE ST.. 10 rooms ana
go sidpicy st.. IL rooms and til.
100 Lincoln ST. : rooms AMI bath,
| Delaware avenue ard DuPont street,
rooms,
South Clayton street.
EAST SIDE
Col French ST., IS rooms anil bath,
el6 King street, 10 rooms and bath,
ais Market street, 10 rooms and hath
lOOi Lombard st, rooms and oath,
AZ east Filth ST., rooms and bath.
1922 Poplar street, rooms and ba h.
N. i. COZ. sixth und King str etS,
rooms,
5A-s-io Shsarmnn st 6 rooms and bath,
( lOOi-H ism st.. rooms aud bath.
SH lseunctt ST.. rooms and haIh,
So Walnut street. roo ms and bath.
402 y. l2th street. q rooms.
914 r.. 10Th street. rooms.
70 I,Rnotte ST.. rooms.
AZ .2oJE Il. 18th street. d rooms.
! COS T-l3-l5 New Castle a We. u rooms.
| AS3 Last 18th st, rooms and bath,
531 Eest 18th st. q rooms and bath.
SO East 18th ST.. { rooms and bath.
STORES.
a19 w. I'd ST., stor, aud dwelling.
HeHid a!td II sta store aud dwelling,
| lib French ST.. store and dwelling.
rs Shirley at.
| Det9ware Ave. and DUPONT st
F.! la.S king street. rooms and bath.
: east Fourth ST., end, I'd and 9TH fi"ors.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-07

The reputation Of DIR. Buls Cough
Syrup. toe infallible remedy for all
diseases Of the throat and chest, has
undergone no dlmlnution In the past
century. The strong hold which It
has upon the confidence OF the PEG.
pie is due not alone to its great suo-
cess as cough cure, but also to the
fact that it has maintained q uniform
standard Of excellence since Its ori-
gin,