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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

Ed. Motonncll wilt fight HYATT P K
/ an. ui Bradford, Pa, on Juu' i6 ~
Alexanderia, Va. ior 1900 81 Ike a Id
gnte receipts.
John Glynn will fight Joe Iateman.
Ioi Washington. In AleXal dria. Va. on
Juno IL, 10 rounds. Fig ters will
weigh In at A o'clock in the afternoon
at ll5 pounds.
baldwin better known rs the Irish
Giant" has returned from New York
and will stnr. boxing eohool in South
IWllmlngton.,lie Will play ball with the
lllHnley Senate,
The Delaware Field Club cricket
eleven viii formally open Its grounds
lat Elsmero on Wednesday (Memorlul
iDay.( Tbs team will play the Ger
Imantown Iln Carl.
Tho Wilmington Wheel Club accom-
panied tie Chester Bicycle Club to
Woodbury.. They left here on the 1.30
boat for Chester on Sunday, returning
lat II seasonable hour IL the evening"
Tho hoya had "A delightful run --
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28
THIRD edition.
Grand Army Glen nj Mt. salem NJ. Il,
(htlrrl

Grand Army Glen nj NIT. Salem NJ. f.
Church.
Watson Post No. s. G. A. R., attend.
ed service In body at Mt. Salem NJ.
II. Church yesterday at 10 80 a. m.
The pulpit was appropriately trim.
mod with American flags and flowers,
and many listened to the eloquent
and thoughtful address delivered by
Rev. j. IL Blake. He said, never was
war more justiliable than In 1851, when
traltorous hands turned the guns that
were made Tor it's prote, on ag ainst
the Union and raised another flag In
the place of tho stars and stripes.
April lsth, 1861, the cannon roar
could be heard to re.echo from hill.
top to hilltop In tho north and every
rivulet and brooklet in the sunny
South could be seen to run crlmsuned
with the best blood OF herot 9
who died martyrs for their coun-
try. The Goddess OF Liberty stood
weeping over anticipated ruin ana
desoIatipn for the golden bowl Of
: liberty seemed to be broken and the
silver cord to be loosed.
The Old Liberty Bell, tho mouth
piece OF the Revolution. was pealimg
forth again. not notes of deliverancs
aud JOY. but Of sadness and lamenta-
tion. calling to its aid her loyal sons.
The President called for 10. 600 mon
hut thank. high Henyan 5000 was
the response. Our soldiers said Thou
mayst bleed poor country, but thou
ehaitnot bleed in vain Great tiran.
ny thou shalt not lay thy basis sure"
liDerty thy sun shall never set Let
the CORY fields on which our soldiers
fought tell the genuine story. Let the
cornfields at Antivtam times cap.
tared and recaptured at the point oil
the bnyonet by the exhibition OF bray.
cry. neyet surpa ,sed tell III, stJry.
Let the ten Thousand brave men ns
they lay dead ana wounded upon The
bloody slope of Frederlcksburg toll
the story. Lot The valiant fifty.fourtt
Mass as they advaI ced through grape
and csIister fii,d from Wagner.
bloody pnraI ct tell the rtling story
Let the fes rful days of Cnancellurs.
Vile, Hat cher's run. Fort Fisher Po.
tersburg, &c lar Creek, Morris Island
aud the triple hills of Gettysburg tel
the world of the gallantry OF our sol.
d.efe
Let the empty sleeve d Il o crippled
limb OF the old veterans az they pas.
your street attest tie pa riotisrn nnL
bravery they displayed upon the lield
OF battle. When victory was gained
unity was restored 10 the Republic
AYR he relic OF u arisn that &C.
tradiated tho declaration OF ! 'rlepau
DO for hundred years Is a o shoe
Tor, YER stat right, VIII on sou. h
tho life OF tue repaid c is van aheI fv
ever and ever.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28
The BOILERS BURST.
Five of the Crew Of Norwesiaa Steamer
Ikniod.


kiiiod.
MADRID, May 9s.--Further particulars
have been received of the explosion which
occurred on the Norwegian steamer Nor
den, at Gijcn, on the Bay of Biscay. The
steamer was taking coal on board, when
one of her boilers exploded with terrific
force. Her decks were shattered and the
boats and deck fittings were blown to
splinters. Some of the debris was carried
across the quay at which the vessel was
lying, and piece of timber struck dock
killing him instantly. Two steam
ers laden with sulphuric acid and gun
powder were lying close to the Norden.
Part of the masts of the latter were car
ried away by the force of the explosion,
and in falling struck the other two steam
ers, inflicting great damage on them. Five
of the crew of the Norden were killed,
and several others were either scalded or
injured by the flying debris.
The noise of the explosion was heard all
over the town, and the inhabitants flockcd
30 the quays, believing that an accident
similar to the blowing up of tho steamer
Cabo Machichaco at Santander some time
since had occurred.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28


This is n hard affair / have had TO
contend with ever since Mr.. Joseph
T. Carpenter. Jr, bought the house
next door to f035 Orange street he
having torn the roof of from over
his kitchen door, and every time 10
rnins the water runs OFF his main roof
into my cellar. have been to the
squire on Shlpley street and could
not get him to do anything. 1 have
had tho Board OF Health here when
There has been two feet OF water Ia the
cellar and nothing Is done yet.
asked MIR. Carpenter to come and
look at 1t years ago. but he has not
been here yet. All the why can get
down the cellar is to put bricks down
Iand pile boards On them 10 walk on.
! he cellar has not been cleaned since
MIR. Carpenter bought his house. There
lis now rotten wood swimming about
and blubbers on the water, bursted the
hoops of the tubs and the barrel and
Il lost my meat can I keep meat In
my safe more than a day before IL Is
spoiled because of the wet cellir jos
Is. WILLIAMS, 1883 Orange SrREEr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28
FIFTH EDITION.


This mornings session OF Superior
Court was brief one, aud the cases
calendared for the session were dis.
posed Of without trial. The attend.
anco was small.
In the case Of John +. Frlshell We.
tho j. Morton Poole Company the
plaintiff was EOn-suited, rule for 10.
lcurity for costs having been, given,
and the plaintiff failing to respOhSsto.
day the time oi tie rules expiration.
The plaintiiI below In the cass OF
John Murooney, d. b. a, VS.. Arthur
W. farrow, p. h. l., was awarded $50.
John Biggs representing Elmer d.
Reed VS.. the Glen Falls Insurance
Com pany In which case demurrer
was filed, asked leave to amend the
.pleadings. He received permission
and the case was continued.
The case Of Stuckert vs.. the Dla-
mond state Iron Company was res
ported rs settled by William q.
SpruanGe. .,
The case OF Emma NJ. Willis vs.. con.
stable b. L. CraJdock, was continued
until tho next term.
The suit of John Morris vs.. the D. &
p. II. II. Co, was rel orted settled.
Levi G. Bird reported settlement
In the case OF Mary A. Hart vs.. the p.
w. Il i. Il Il, Co.
Edward &. Bradford and J. Frank
Ball. representing the Ilaintiff, and
George Lodge and Willard salisbury
the defendant In the case OF Perkins
administrators vs.. Ida Carr Wilson. re-
tired to see If they could not settle
the case by referees.
Walter Hayes was given leave to
amend his pleadlnKs In the case of
Louis Frankell Il Sons, vs.. James 8.
Melvin. Levi q. Bird reported sett le-
ments In tho cases of Jennie J.. Kirk
vs.. tho Penn. Il. 7. Co; VIM. Oh ,ndler
vs.. the Is. " T.. II. II. Co.; and John J.
McGarvey vs.. tie Harl IN and Hol-
lingsworth Co.
Mr.. Bird representing Ignatz Roth
vs. Samuel Slesinger reported settle-
ment In the case. us there Is nothing
lin it for anybody, the party being
bankrupt.
:. Patrick Hayes of Ireland. was grant
ell his second naturalization papers.
! At 80 Court adjourned until 10.
IN OrruW morning,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

The Pen and Pencil Club OF Phlladel-
phia. tight royalty entertained the
J ournalist's Club. OF Baltimore, on
Saturday and yesterday. The party
passed through this city on Saturday
in a spe clal Pullman CAT which the
railroad had put at the disposal OF the
party. Mayor Stuart handed the keys
OF the city over 10 the visitors and
told them to own the town.
Mayor Stuart joined the party, and
after Viewing the public buildlngs the
party visited the pride OF America,
Cramps Shipyards, where Messrs.
Cramp royalty entertained the news
paper men.
"a night In Bohemia was tho at.
traction in the evening at the head
quarters Of the club. A planked shad
breakfast OF Belmont's wound up tho
pleasant visit. The nonresident
members OF tho club from this city
were present and are loud In their
praises of the club and OF the news
paper men in general.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

The police made another raid last
evening and consequently tho treas
ury Of the Municipal Court was on
ohed to good round sum this morn
lug,
Josephine Yates was lined - anl
COS 3 for keeping house OF III lume
- Orange street.
; IilZte y oorC, :gr the same offence,
A. 03 Orange street, WIS lined 80 and
e.,
AIdry Smith 227 Orange street was
d led so ana cost. Tor keeping dis
or ierly house.
The evidence SHOWED that two lady
sbOaTders" wore n the habit Of sitting
on the steps and calling to people as
they passed by, and oil aud young
bad leon seal going into the house.
Alice Decomb OF ~ orange street.
$50 and costs Tor keeping Il honst
Of lll.fame, and lined $50 ana costs tg
selling liquor without nlirsnse
Ada Wid Iers, is Shlpl6y street, wg
fln 81 go and costs f.r he y ~ dis
orderly house ana SbD and costs 10
selling liquor without licenaU.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

PARIS, May 2s,-M Dupuy, who Is try
Ing TO form a cabinet continued his con
fercnces yesterday afternoon with the mon
whom he desires to accept office in his pro.
posed ministry. The chief difficulty that
NJ, Dupny is meeting with relates to thu
portfo of foreign affairs and finance.
NJ BurdeHu aud Bgulungcr having both
refused to take Office. President Carugi
will have a conference with VI. Boulanger
and il he still refuses to take the Office
protlered him NJ. Dupuy viii abandon the
task of forming ministry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28
Early Snninier Time Table on tho
Pennsylvania Raiirord Double Lines
TO the Sen.


Early RnnInier Time Table on tho
Pennsylvania RaiirOrd Double line.
TO The Sen.
The early summer schedule OF trains
on the Pennsylvania Railroads Double
Lines to the Sea will 20 into effect
May 3lst.
The schedule OF trains between Phlla.
dc, phia and Atlantic City is an excel
lent one, that cannot fail to meet with
The hearty appreciation of the public.
or Atlantic City. 5.l0. $50 a. m, 2 so
5.00 p. M, Saturday only 1850 p. m.
Sundays 500 s.45, and 8 As a. nj. Re-
turning, trains will leave Atlantic
CITY. week. days, 100, so GO minutes, }
o. 90 a. M, 8.15 and, 5.l5 p. M. (; Sundays
4.l0, 5.35. and Is p. M. SUNDAYS, 4.l0.
535. and S.l5 p. IN. These trains will
he equipped with parlor curs and be
drawn by standard hard.coal burn ing
LOGON olives.
On the same date the service to Cape
May will he improved by the addition
OF Saturday express, leaving Phlla-
delphia at l.30 p. m, arriving at cape
May 3.25 y. m. The express leaving
Cape May for Philadelphia at 500
O'Clock u. M, will be changed to leave
ut 100 Il. M, arriving at Philadelphia
10. 10 a. IN.
The summer station at Cape May
will be opened May 3Oth and continue
during the season.
This Is the most complete service IN
every respect ever operated between
philadelphia and tho seasEore go early
in the season.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

The recent Hood was very destruc.
tive of frcsh water fish. he trlbutar.
les OF tie Delaware river and the
IGhrstiana and the Brandywino creeks
In overlooking their banks, sent thou
sands of fish INTO tho mead ows and
Howl ands. Tic water receded. and
lin many cases left no outlet for the
fish, and they died In their prison
pens. Iii some places the flats are
still covered with water and wadlng
boys have had great sport with i'm.
iprovised nets In catching perch, cat.
fish and suniiSh.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

There were sessions of the Orphans
and ChIncery Courts this morning at
the Court House.
Victor b. Woolley presented return
OF no sslo of the real tate of Charles
Is. Cooper, deceased. s=....#
He asked for renewed order. which
WAS granted. Herbert IL Ward pre-
leented supplementary petition for
lphrlitlun of thu raRl estate OF Sarah
i al tuolumsw. cease' ard Phillip r.
Tyre, Samuel nJnbOIs, Daniel w.
Taylor James Tyre and George W.
Caspelson were appointed commits.
sioneIs to make the partition.
JAS, W. Ponder presented the return
OF the rule in the matter OF the real
estate of Ell Sharp. deceased, and
Willard Sau sbury was appointed
ItrusLue to effect tile sale.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

George A. Bullock sold his liver,
and boarding stables on Wost Tent
near Tatnull street last week TO Walter
Wright, OF Philadelphia, who tool
possession on Friday inst.
Wright apparently did not think
much of his purchase Tor money max
ling. 30 OH Saturday evening lie skip
ped the horses and wagons by boat &c
IEhtladelphiu and shook the dust oil
Delaware from his feet. He did II OF
stay long enough amongst us Della
lwareans to learn their ways or else ht
Thought short acquaintance an I'D
INdmlaHe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

MuFoEus, May 2s,-The term .1of
Postmaster Thomas. OF this town, ex.
pires this week. anzl the appointment
of his democratic SUCCESSOR Is expect
ed coon. There arc but two open ap.
Iplicants. William Reynolds and Perry
II. Richards, and each Ia well backed
by strong letters and petitlons., A
Compromise may bs made, In which
event 1t Is said that lrGsten p. Causey,
u nephew of Congressman Cuusey. will
he LAe lucky man. TIE Office carries o
Isalu ~ OF :l490 per am um.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

BuENos AYREs, May 2s.-Advices have
reached this city from l4iraa, Peru, show
ing that several newspapers there have
been suppressed for utterances objection
able to the government, 1t il added that
there is much discomfort in the army. and
that fears are entertained of revolt. Ad-
vices received here from the state of Rio
Grande do Sui are to the effect that Skin
mishes between the Brazilian government
forces and the insurgents continue, but
that no engagements Of Importance have
occurred. 1t is announced that Brazil has
accepted the mediation of England in her
dispute with Portugal
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

The new house for the Day Nursery
and Hospital for babies at No. 207
Washington street, will be open on the
afternoon of Decoration Day from
two o'clock until six. The weather
kept SO many people from coming
last Thursday that 1t was thought
another opportunity would be accept.
able.
~ Is proposed to place In the streets
on Decoration Day, contribution boxes
In order that every ono may have the
opportunity to give something. Let
no one hesitate to put In small
amount, for the small sums make the
large ones.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

The Chester News says: John Jen-
G ngs anu Charles n slson. two tougbs
from Wilmington, were arrested In
thls cily yesterday afternoon by
Officer Vail for begging on the sheet
was particularly fresh nd
would not take negative aRsN or
is hen he asked any one Tor ilnHL oial
assistance. lie became so perslstel
that the officer took them into Gus.
lody. Alderman Berry gave them a
hearing soon after and commit ted
Jennings to jail for thirty days.
Nelson was discharged because he
WAS not caught in tn" act >
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

New YORK, May 2s. The grand conven-
ton of the Railroad Employees of America
is now progressing under full swing, and
with every prospect Of u harmonious and
effective result. Seven organizations nre
sitting as a united brotherhood in Lenox
for the interchange of opinions and con
centration of effort on all questions of mu-
tual interest and to agree upon line of
action 10 follow in securing state and ma
tional legislation for the future.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

John H. Lingo died at his residence
No. 1917 Passyunk avenue, Philadel.
phle, on Saturday last, aged 81 years,
He Vas burl In Indian River Hundred,
Sussex County. and having learned
the carpentering business he went to
Philadelphia some twenty years ago,
ard engaged In the contracting and
building. He leaves a wife and chill
dren. Funeral services will be held 1t
his late residence this evening at =
o'clock. His remains will be taken In
tho train tomorrow to st. Georges
chapel, Sussex county, where the In
terment will be made.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

PITrsBrEG, May 90. = The scale Of
wages which has just been determined
upon by the Amalgamatcd Associa-
tion of Tin, Iron and steel Workers at
the Cleveland convention meets the ap-
proyal OF organized labor in the pittsburg
district The scale has been changed to
enable friendly manufacturers TO compete
with the non-union labor mills, where the
scale of prices in Analgumuted mills Is
not observed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

The Rev S. Il. MeeEer. pastor OF the
Second baptist Church, preached
practical sermon last evening to his
congregation taking as his subject,
ltEtnies of tho Early Closing Move
ment.n He placed the blaine for the
stores keeping open in the evenings
on the purchasing public. II they
didn't make IL necessary the stores
would not Keep open and he asked tho
corporation OF those present to make
the early closing movement in our
city suCcu5j
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

WASHINGTON, May %. - The present
week will witness a notable gathering of
medical men in this city, drawn here for
the purpose of attending the triennial
congress of American physicians and sur
geons The sessions of the congress will
be held In Metzerbett hall on May 20 80,
81 and June /. Tuesday the congress will
be opened by the chairman Of the cX-
ecutive committee, DR.. Landon e. Gray,
of New York ..-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

The directors oil the Equitable Loan
and Trust Company Mt their meeting
at 10 O'Clock, re-, lectcd the present
Officers for tie ei suing year; Preston
Len, president; III omas V. Smith. vice.
Ipresl'ent; ono Rowland. secretary
trust officer. Tho oillccrs were given
10 dinner by President Lea.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

BRIDGEToN n. j., May 2S.-Although
sentenced TO twenty years imprisonment
for the murder of Christian Xaiss at Vine
land Louis Fiehl is to be brought again
before jury. This time he will be tried
for the burglary committed at the time
OF the murder and if convicted will doubt
less be given heavy sentence in addition
to practically the life term imposed on
him. The trInl is set down for tomorrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

Work a: the Mershallton Iron Works
..s notcs plentiful as reported, but at
the present time the company has
Iel ough work on hard to keep them
busy a few weeks. There are about
sixty hands OF work out oil about one
hundred and sixty live, the number
employed in tho busy season. The
company has been able to secure more
coal tho past week than lor about q
month,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

TOPEKA, Kan, May Cat n meeting Of
the Home Gulyl hero the following resn
luton was adopted; That Captain Hun
ter he instructed to tender the governor
the services of the Home Guard to main
tain law and order rs against ex=Chiei
Justice Cro5iar, the mayor, the sheriff and
the Unit, d States marshal, or other riot
ously disposed persons.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

The case Of Erastus Wiman, who was
to have been placed on trial for forgery in
New York next Monday, has been post
poned until September.
The annual convention of the National
Association of Charities and Corrections.
in session at Nashville decided to meet
next year in New Haven.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

rNIr ranrl Leaty, residing on LON
bard It., WIS Walking out Wlth al
eeEvf lHy HF0n Ztar vest SIDE, While
pas5ing Carpenter street his raI be,
Q me EGdy pnd without momeat's
warning lie fsll III u tit, strIkiug ". 10
considerable force against t.e curb
Blood lowed III Imfueu q quaint ties
from al ugly cash III hts Lead ksHi
hands picked him UP anu conveyed
hirl at once TO In, Fntey's Office Whore
after number Of siitchcs wero placed
In the wound III was conveyed to Ala
home. lie is resting easy tins morn
ing.
About the same time Robert Down
Ing, a hos Of los Poplar street. reIl Il
lit al tu9 p, ", a T. daput,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

WILMINGTON, Del, May @S,-An aged
couple named l3etz was found dead in bee
al Newark. The man aud his wife movrl
into Newark last week from the couatry
a neighbor Went to the house and found
them dead. Heart disease is supposed tC
have caused death, and no foul play is
suspected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28
Didn't Know They Were Stolen.

William Church WAS charged In the
Municipal Court this morning with re'
coiylng stolen goods knowing them
to be stolen. He purchased n wheel.
barrow and hammer from Maurice
Bradford. who stole them from w. A.
Ruth. The case was dismissed. as u
witness testified 20 the boy saying he
got them from his father.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

Teal estate and mortgage. Money TO
Loan on first mortgages Foreign drafts
and money orders. Steamship tlcxets TO
and from Europe Itrui estate bought
and SOLD. ltcntdHni Incomes cUllec ed,
Investments iudiciousiy selected.
For sale Equitable q. aud y. Com
pany. rhlla lelphta, Wilmington and
baltimore.
n. W. Corner Eighth and Market sis
ma.lf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

David &. Cornbrooks OF near Brandy
wine Springs lost his line Percheron
valued at about $1,000 and was az
pretty horse rs there was in this sec.
ton. Two years ago the animal won
the first prize at the Hazel Dell fair.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

At Ea4ton-F'aston, ,; Harrisburg, 3,
At lInHletln-Iiazictan, 6: Pottsyile, 8,
At Allentown ttlrst gannl=Allentown 10;
Altoona. >, At Allentown second game
Allentown, u: Altoona, :. At Scranton
tiirst game Scranton, ., Reading, b At
Scranton second gancj-Scrantun, Is;
Heading, 5.
SATURDAYS CASTERS League GAMES
AT Springfield, !: Erie 2 At
Wilke sbarre Wilk4sharre, IL; Syracuse
ID. At liinghamton -BinEhamton, 10; Troy
a. AT BuifalO-proyileure. 3; Buffalo, 8
SUNDAY LEAGUE GAMES.
At Cincinnati Louisville, &; Cincinnati
8. AT Chicago-St. Louis, .; Chicago, .
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

The Warren Outing Club will take
its Iirst excursion TO Reading and tho
NeversInk Mountains on Sunday.
June II. The train Will leave tho w.
& n. II. II. depot at o 80 o'clock and
tlckets for the trip will be 81. This
excursion will be the most enjoyable
one taken from this city to that resort.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

The schooner +. w. Sprague from
Pensacola, Florida, was entered coasti-
wise this morning at the Custom
Louise. The Sprague has on board a
ergo OF lumber consigned to the
George W. Bush ~ Sons Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28

Professor Lightning Harklrs ut
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
Tuesday evening. Admission Is cents.
Proceeds for the benefit OF the Mito
Society,