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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05
FIFTH EDITION.
WANT YoUNG MEN INCLUDED.

The Ladies' Purity Society Think the
Young Men of tho City Shonid Nor
Do Overlooked in the Street Walking
Ordinance.
Tho ordinance framed by the Police
Com mission making II unlawful for
any female under the age of II years
to appear 10 any public hall or upon
the streets OF this city al ter 10 O'Clock
at night unless accom- penied by q
parent or other person standing bona
hide In the relation OF parent or guar
dian. and which will be presented In
City Council to. night. will 10 oil pro-
liability be so amended before IL be.
comes law that 1t will be likewise
unlawful for any young man Of street.
walking fame to he on tho street after
the Same hour.
Last evening the members of Coun.
ell sat at the request OF the Ladies'
Purity Society to consider tho pro-
posed ordinance. Mrs. Lafayette
Marks represented tho society, as also
the soclsty heartily praised the fran.
ers OF the ordinance. but there was
omitted, possibly overlooked. II was
that young men DO included and tbs
proposition met with favor amona>
the oouncilmen.
There is certain class OF girls who
are taken from their homes nightly
by many young msn, and their con-
duet OF course Is unknown to either
OF their parents. These young men
principally are tho cause OF the down
fall OF the girls. and therefore 1t would
not DO talr to deal only with the girls
who In most. or all cases, are tools
their friends hands.
There Ia another clause in tie ordf
nance That is perplexing Council and
one. II not amended. may cause many
suits against the city, which of course
will have to be met by the tax payer.
1t Is that any female under the age OF
Il years. etc. The purpose OF the ordi-
nance Is to break up street walking,
not by any respectable girl in oom.
psny with her escort, but by those
who can be seen on tho stroota night
ly, and under the present clause any
girl can DO arrested and fined undar
the ordinance.
This ls n great overweight on the part
OF tho Police Commission, but In the
Interest OF the moral young women
OF the city we hope that it Will not be
over looked by Council.
Tho ordinance, il properly amended,
viii be rs good o enc as Is on the stat
ute books, and one which goes far. or
possibly drive from the city tho many
shocking cases OF immortality which
has heretofore existed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05
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CLOtn-iu FHIrHlc, Pa. on NrrIi .ti,
1851 LA, vile Of Tho rus j. 90 H. ard
uHHahttr Of + onNsaHd i.rnua .fpatpn
OF : LNc hiuUk. Dtls AGED gH Years
lei live Hnl fTirE@l4 rrn invItnli 10 Mt
loHt the tnuvraifrufu The r..sll,uc,trltl Ter
u-tn Il Oh SUNNY mUrnIns at II
o ulocS. Services AZ the hoiIsa. inter.
ment Vt tfi kennctt Cemetery.
Nt.ANi%il MI. In Ia ryiiir. Pa. APRIL
'ih, l"H E,w0oi Mend uhl.I AGED IS
years,
lis remains will he inferred at On
hennet emetory on stiurGIy afternoon
" o. lac5s,
{ HANDLER On tho ri INST. " iiher-
iaFr" y. handler. sou OF the late Gregg
Chandler
Re'Iuivcs aud friends Of the family
are respectfully inNi tei 10 attend the
funeral from lis late rUsiJeace, No luJ5
Madison street, on friday afternoon, n
20 rlf"b. inierinpnt pri ate.
SFH GES suddenly Oh the 4tIi inst :,
.eYi II. Springer eed , / years
ltelattvgs ind frinuds are invited to nj.
irni Tue Ia crai sWrviecs. from ms late
residence, No SUI Mun"OH street, Friday,
April eth, at p. nj. Intermcnt private.
NASspS.-On tue All Instant, Eliza /.
Hans H. age II y"srs.
hei5ti VS. aud trguis are invited to Mt
ttud mr. neral trnR the residence Of
her spH.5D-laY, -amurl iiulman, 35U
iay.uuHt tire :. OH saturday nrtcrnaou,
al e."' oe.s. lnterMeut private, III LON.
bariy 'GEf c1cry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

ST. LOUIS. April A Republican VIC
tory Is the burden of the returns OF
Missonris municipal elections. kan
sas City elects its entire Republican
ticket, as well as st. Joe. Three.
ttourths OF tho towns here have gone
RepuDlican.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

Magistrate Kelley yesterday after
noon held Louis Higgins In $500 tai
Tor appearances at the upper court, oil
Tie charge OF non.support OF his wife
There seems to he strange features in
the case, from the fact that on May II,
1873, Iona Knapp was committed tC
the Delaware Industrial Home fol
Girls, which ut one time was on Fifth
Fifth street. Higgins, 1t is claimed
used to visit the girl at that institu,
Ton and some time before Christmas
the lady managers discovered TINT
Lena state was not In keeping witt
what 1t should DO for young girl,
and consequently Higgins and Lena
were married.
The case kept on for time as il
everything was running smoothly,
and 1t appeared that tho proper sup
port was not given to Lena at hel
residence III the Western part OF the
city because Louis is considered to
to only half witted ard made very
little money, as he Ia mostly engaged
~ distributing circulars at the Opera
House.
The next thing heard OF Mrs. Mig.
gins was that sho was staying at a
house OF questionable character on
Shipley street. Tho laile5 had her
removed TO the home and proceedings
III tltuted against Higgins Tor sup,
port, ns his wife Is about to become d
mother.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05
KENNARD & CO.,
62i-623 MARKET ST.

In collecting our great
stock Of merchandise the
primary consideration has
b e en- quality; secondary
price. This should be the
guiding thought of both
merchant and customer. We
aim to offer goods only of
known merit and high quail.
ity; the price we never want
to exceed what the quality
will rightfully justify.
We keep close watch on
our goods, and if by chance
anything gets here that isn't
up to our ideas of a high
standard we drop it; we don't
want it and we don't want
you to have it.
If you are not satisfied we
are certainly not. ..=.
Wedono claim to sell goods
a profit, nor do we
claim to constantly offer all
kinds of goods below the cost
OF manufacture; but we do
claim and assert most EN-.
phatically that we sell every
class Of merchandise ia
we deal at the very
lowest prices at which equal
qualities can be purchased
in the United
S tates.
We open to-day another
line of those superb styles
and qualities of fancy mixed
Silk and Wool Dress Goods
at 4Sc.
These are among the hand.
soonest we have yet shown.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05
THIRD EDITION,



At st. Michnel's Church last night
Bishop Coleman administered the rite
81 oontirmation to class OF eight can
uidates. five OF whom were white
robed choristers. Despite the In
clsmency of the weather the church
was comfortably filled.
The interior Of the sacred edlflce
was still redolent with the perfume of
powers and Incense. The altar was
tasteinlly decorated with Gala Ill es
ana the tapers effectively arranged.
and great taste had besn displayed by
the persons having these matters In
charge.
After short voluntary by tho or
Ea1ist, tho words of the Hymn ALE
lula Alleluia, Hearts to Heaven and
= voices Raise" 1877 A Il Al broke out In
swelling chorus. and the procession
entered from the Sacristy. the chorls.
tors making a circuit OF the church.
They were followed by the acolytes
and clergy. who, preceded by the
cross.bearer, went direct to tho chan.
eel. The Bishop was robod In full
pontifcals. In addition to the Gus.
tonary Rochet. he wore a Mltre and a
Cope oil gorgeous workmanship. At
the conclusion of the professional
hymn, the regular even song or the
Anglican church followed, being con.
tuOtou Wy lut Z.
At the conclusion of the service the
bishop preached from the text, u ain
lie that llveth aud was dead, and bo
hold l am alive foreyermore. amen.
end have the keys OF he'll and deata."
Rev. l. Is.
After the sermon AMI while the Vent
Creator Spiritus was being sung the
candidates took their places at tho
ohancel rail, and were presented to the
bishop by tho rector, saying "Reye.
/. rend Father in God, l present unto
you these persons to receive the Law.
tng on OF hands"
At tho conclusion Of the Sacrament
the bishop delivered an address to the
class. taking for his text. II shall not
die. but live and declare the works of
the Lord. "-Psalter llS.l5.
In his address to the newly confirm
Ell the bishop confined himself to a
practical exhortatlon to life OF holi.
ness.
Tho following program was render
ed under the direction OF Mr.. Morri.
son;
Professional Hymn l91 A. and NJ.
yloria fhtTl...s.-. Observation-Disclosures. Turtle
%%u9hiucht'' -.'''..... .Stainer
Tuuo Diihihlttis' -....... Plain Song
Tersicles Observation-Disclosures. Tails
onertory, They Have Taken Away My
Lord. :"
Aeeoss'o"ai 'l'''''''s.s..'..,''.A. and NJ.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

A series OF Revival Services WIS
started last evening IN the 'Taber-
nacle.' on Walnut street, near 12th,
under lhe auspices OF the Rescue
Mission Work AMI in charge OF Rev.
Edmund Walton of tho Christian
Workers, Philadelphia, and j. A. Van
Allen from the Blocker street Mission,
New York. Tie first meeting proved
Interesting to those who attended, al
though the number was not large
owing to the unfnvorable weather.
These meetlngs will be continued
every night this week and un,ll
further notice. Everybody Is welcome.
On Friday afternoon Nj. Van Allen
will give Bible talk. subject: Practl.
cal Christian Work and hcw to do It,
at which time all Christian Workers
are spnclallY lnvlLed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

AT the session Of the Munieipa!
Court last evening. John Jennings WAS
charKed with rape on Laura WOolson,
pale little girl OF IA years OF age. rho
girl appears to BIO not altogether OF
sound mind. The case was dismissed,
but Jennings was held In $1,000 bnll
his appearance to-mor. ow on the
charge OF using a girl undsr Is years
oil age for immoral purposes.
Jennings denies that anything inn
proper took place between then. It
appears that the girl has been Lending
rather fast life OF lato.
Soon after the family removed to
this city from New Castle. last sum.
NOR, she was arrested aud committed
to the Delaware Industrial Home for
girls.
The reports concerning her move .
ment with young men, and of her
people encouraging and permitting
her TO lead waywar life will be
slated by her aunt Mt the hearing, and
she viii be returned to the Home. IL Is
the belief of many that Jennings is in.
noceent OF the charge which Is prefer
led against him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05
&c .

Resula, ~ cent quality.
Our Gingham counter is just
as you enter the front door,
to your left, and contains a
splendid stock of new goods,
Just opposite is the Cor.
set Counter, at which YOU
will find most of the desira.
bic Corsots mado, and if we
have not what you want, will
be pleased to get it for you.
Right near are the Laces.
Never in all our history have
we shown such q stock. All
prices from l2l cents to
-. 30 per yard.
We have been highly com.
pllmented on our Laces by
ladies WHO are familiar with
all the stocks of other cities.
Our Lining Counter is one
of the features of our store.
We give this department as
much attention and care as
any in the store. Nothing
gets into it but the best and
newest goods,and everything
III small wares to finish up
a dress. Nothing poor. Moth.
ing common. Prices correct;
we warrant that as we'll as
the goods.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

WITT '''''l : UIEs Hs-fIt
You can get ne iinest brooms In the
c ~, and pay 10 more than comm on
6fnoms will c st elsewhere. j. g.
'Nges, Cash Grocer, Jackson and
IN streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

In United States Court this morning
lioliccker Il HOil'er!Isr, representing
the plaintlrl, aud Col, Beniamtn Niolds
the defendant, in the case Of DeCou
Brothers Company OF Philadelphia,
vs. NJ, L. Ponla. argument was heard
by Judge Wales OH the motion for a
new trlu'. The action is one on a
prom!ssOry note which Poole gave In
payment for goods received. At the
january term thu piaintih was award
OIL ~ Oh 49, but n new trial was mo.
toned for which motion was the one
argued. The court made 10 dociAIon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

| respectfully announce to my
friends and the public that | have
leased the shoe store, IL East Second
street, and have opened the same with
nice, new stock OF ladies', gentlo-
mems and chldren's boots and shoes,
which have been carefully selected and
bought Tor tho very lowest cash prices
and will be sold at n small advance on
tho actual cost. II will be my con
slant aim TO furnish the best goods ct
lowest prices and to do my utmost to
please my customers 1t will nav you
to examine our goods and prices.
further auuounco that Miss Eta
NJ. Croosan, that efficient sales woman
vol known TO the trade, having served
faithfully for abou four years at BAD.
cocks. 2u6 Market street, will he om-
ployeu with us, whgre she will take
pleasure In serving nor old friends and
the public.
joins j. HAYES. IS e Second st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

CHEYsSSE, wyo.. April 4.-Ths city
election resulted iii a complete trl.
uruph OF tho A. p. A., who supported
the Republican ticket solidly and car.
ricd three men into Office by malorl.
ties fron 300 to S15.
NM MEXICO GETS THERE
ANTIQUE Il, y, NJ, April i.-Ths
hottest ely election ever hold here
resulted IN the election of a whole
Republican tleket. MismanagaInent
OF city Offices for two years by the
Democrats caused their deisHt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

The reporter OF tho REPUBLIcAN was
Informed this morning that the iish
women who pretend to sell Delaware
shad. are handling only those fish
caught in the Chesa peake. They
should be made to tell the truth and
not undertake to palm off other fish
on Their customers who ask for Della.
ware shad, and wuuld not at this sea
son OF the year hnve any other kind
The Delaware shad has the fines
ilavOr OF any llsb TINT swlms.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05
A IIu 4 lfniI

Mr.. Harry q. Porter OF 400 Mark ct
street. while attempting to remove
some goods from high eheif In his
store on Wednesday, accidentally lost
his footing and was precipitated
some distance TO the lloor. In his fall
he struck against an open money
drawer, and carried IL down with him.
Mr.. Porter WAS taken homo and Ia
confined to the house by tho accident.
ing who has been connected with the
establishment for u long time Is fully
competent to lake charge of the busl-
nese Ard carry II on successfully dur
ibg his absenGs, which we hope may
be Ouly for Il few days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

Dir. G. T. Minors started yesterday
for the N ?. Conference. and from
there will go TO Grafton, Virginia, TO
pay Rev. |. j. Barnes visit. Hls
many fiIond6 wish him pleasant trip
The regular monthly meeting OF tie
Board OF Trade will he held IN tho
rooms OF the hoard this (Thursday)
eyaTing at O'Clock. Business OF i'm
portahee. full uttenllnce Ia 70.
, quested.
Ono Of Harry loves teams ran
away from the b 4 q. RnlIrond afa
ton yesterday afternoon and was
caught ut Front and Adams streets.
An italian hog was knocked down
anu run over by O runaway hcrse be.
longing TO leTger Brothers Yesterday
allsipoOn but the boy was unlulured.
sharp thunder storm passed over
this city last night. The rain only
Eel i've minutes.
Professor W. D. MeClfntoGk, OF the
Chicago tlnlYers ty. last night dolly.
ereh an entertaining lecture before
the New Century Club on The 10.
literature.
Mr. Joseph p. Blythe. OF tho late
nrn OF Wilson 4 Blythe is suffering
Will bad attack OF rheumatism.
Messls NJ. Mcgary X son have jast
sold limo horse to Mr. w II. Robin.
son, OF Thirteenth and orange
We -
,ieo !, huetinAn 10 putting a
Ga Ga Va "a w upon tue oiu Orowory at
sixlh aud Orange streets
The prayer meeting at the old Han.
oyer lust evening. led by Rev. Dr.
MARKS was great spiritual fsast
NJ the Sunday school teachers
meeting at Hanover last night. a roiu
90 t'eo oit ehcItisIoh was appointed,
- " looh INTO mo hCtlOii or The
-s 1870 ~ tv'atu TO the Juoiiee and
49, ~ :" n'Su Will come OIL IN May
~, i,,
hir,.ys mhta rory ms connected
bhsfp Sompnny.
Geo Di!leti has removed his ponl
49,, t u, mo. btV' MARKET street
Sseosu ~ stgrS 70 Tho second story OF
Az; , 4zsst tonrth street.
tHe large glrder was put In place
a.lIs ~ t,lIhE py tho rlgEers ut No ill
~ rect 1 III new front Will tie
inpleleu IN a few days and then
sss bEo9' VII! have ole OF tie
nAtet shoe stores In our city. They
a. ~ e,lleI y ling ueh antl arc tho Etnd
81, Hu'p Jul" up city III the nsr.
S1!sl,e itLe,
The entertainment for he benefit Of
the rcar given ia tie basement OF ST
Maiy AHlcl last evening, WAS =
etahu success, both financially nul
otnelWi5e. 10 tstIc elt cousistsd Of j
ntuslfe9 puGl inst, With tho celebrated
O5clohe QAattettet Dooley Hatss II o.
80 sla hotd' as tie end inen,
EaT. second wds au ole OF eight spo-
eiaItles, concluding with very funny
eltsi piece winch was vol received hy
LnS lAIUO audience
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

Mrs. Maria c. Lucas died in Phlla.
aeipbla OH Tuesday. nEod 80 years,
Mrs. Lucas was daughter Of ffenry
Conner. the pattern maker nt the r.,
W. AZ bishops of this city. In 1861 she
commsnctd teaching school at Sixth
ana french st"ets, where tho Get man
church now stands. In 1915 while being
prlneipai 81 school "a, Sho got mar.
lled ana moved to Philadelphia. ller
funeral will take place to.morrnw.
morning. lntUrmant Ut Wost IaureI
lllll cemetery,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

Tho advane of old age, nervouf
proettation, hysteiia. nervous, d.
pep5i6. hrpochondra, Lruin distu: b
ance By defective nutrition, brain OK.
haustloG by intellectual or emotional
strain, insomnia by nientll work. eto.,
hayo romatkahla remedy In Dr. Win.
A. lainmonds Cerobrlne extract of
tie brain of the OK. Get free liter allure
on Cefebrlne, Oyarine, Medulline,
Iesiine, Caroline, Masculine, etc, by
addressing Columbia Chemical Com.
pany, Washington. y. c,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

Mr.. C. B. Dougherty. tho well known
undertaken. OF No. 200 West Sixth
street, While alightlng from his car.
rlage near his residence, owing to the
sllppefy condition of tho gearing.
slipped and fell between the wheel
and gearing. Fortunately tho horse
wae q quiet ono. and Nh. b. was extrl-
Gated nom his pnrilous position With
out injury. L. was good thing the
horse was not u kicker, as he no doubt
would have kicked the gentleman.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

Patrick Ryan. u retired gentleman,
living ut No. $3.50 Spruce street, died
yesterday OF cerebral meningitis. Mr..
Ryan was born In Ireland SO years
ago.
Meal Green, 1907 lincoln street, died
OF typhoid fever on tuesday, aged "A
years.
Mrs. Jane Hanson, aged n years,
died OF paralysis yesterday at her
home, $40 Claymont street
Charlotte Porringer. aged 72 yeprs,
succumbei to an attack OF la grippe
at her residence. III Locust street,
Her funeral will take place on Sunday.
The interment will he made ut Port
Penn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

Jackson, Mich, Mr.. w. H, Lnrrabee,
TOS Greenwood avenue, tells how his
mother experienced miracuioua cure
from DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. He
writes; MY mother suffered from a
severe cold. and was continually
coughing. She Ind tried different
remedies without relief. She tried DR..
Buils Cough Syrup, and the effect
was miraculous. From the first dose
she experienced relief, and before she
bad taken the first bottle she was en-
tirelY Gu red"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

A coy barier shop is what ia
wantod by the citizens Of Wilmington,
and this ID what Sharper x Smith have
at sixth and shipiey streets. The snnp
hps heen fapaintai and will Ge other.
wise bedutilled. Under tho care of
such proficient burbers as we'll as gen.
tlemtn, tic shop Is bound to receive a
liberia! share of the patronage Of tae
city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

Chancery and Orphans Courts will
not Sit until Monday morning. There
Will be nothing unusual before Judge
Gruho. but Chancellor NoleoLt Will
hear the argument over the dis Sosl-
ton oil certain funds held by the Euu,-
table Guarantee and Trust Company
as trustees under the will of Elizabathl
b. Olth, ct al. Willard SHulsburH
represents tina plaintiff. Edward Bring
hurst Jr., and Benjamin Nlelds and Ii.
ii. Ward the defendants.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

Building Inspector Dohl has issued
the following permits.
Weldon and Wook, for two two
story brick dSclliIgs and store, at
Iwenty.second and Market streets.
Valuation 1850.
dwelling, at Oh franklin street, at a
cost OF $500.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

Tho pension bureau has now begun
tho review of widows pensions and
one Wilmington widow has bern
dropped from the roll. Her husband
served faithfully in three Delaware
Infantry Regiments and Was honoru.
bly, discharged from each service. 4
Republican administration gave her n
pension, tho democratic admluistra.
ton took II from her.
Size Ia respectable woman in needy
circumstances and deoendent on hor
daily Iabors for her support. THe
pensions of two Wilmington vetera NJ
have also beou redneel from sic to Sd
q month.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

John Prattls was declared insane by
Drs. Hughes and Pyle last night and
ordered sent TO tic Insane Hospital,
Prattis has been acting strangely
about his homo for tho past few
weeks, but tho last few days Ills condl.
ton became SO balsterous that his
wife had HIN removed To the station
house, where he was examined.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

That the position OF dog catcher /.
oGo OF the lest payinG ona3 under the
city Notwithstanding. ita saeming
lack OF elninence Or distinction, Is
shown by the quarterly report of MI
Hayden, which shows that @gS dnreg.
istefed cannies had bean captured.
and for which work he received s3l8,
This salary Is only what he derived
from the killing Of dogs. Io also cap.
tlfed many COWS, goose ana guats
which ran the amout about Sl0J more.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

The new owners Of Raven Bird who
purchaseu HIM at the sale OF the late
Alohzo Newlin, near Midtown, on
Monday afternoon. have RETURNED
the horse, owing, it Is claimed by
them. that he was not as sound as
represented to TO at the sale. A zen,
Geinau that knows this famous atal.
Hon, said that tho late MIR. Newlin
refused 81 900 for tho hDIse, and that
he 10 perfectly sound. both In limb and
-yini
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

'TT'7IT"-T ~ TENH4NIlhNTr PrINNs.
English black or blue diagonal coat
aha vest, ~lth choice OF fancy striptd
trousers, suit M de to your order.
800; price elsewhere for this same
yeats made to order. SO. 5i2, sir,
suits to prdar I'll, III. Perfect iii
ana sat sfactlon Guaranteed Liver.
pOol 4 ionuOn Merchant Tuiiorg. 36q
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

Tho referees In the ease of Blackfs.
ton W, Lyman. which has or.;,...ied the
attention Of LOWS {. Nande. and
W. !. Lyman for tho Dast two DAYS,
have returned a Verdict In favor of
Mrs. Lyman TOT 800, which Is III OK.
cess OF the amount blucGieLOn says hs
owed. BtacklstOu MRS ii tenant ON
one OF Mira. LynaIgs larle, anu tho
award is for rent due.