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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-01
llmier tllmtrirter Notwithstanding

nias wsn5 Der Oen nsn Die bel n Santsn
ba5n 94nOs gutter San ~ls au srguH seouIH Der anl4s'
bdoeuereu
SebdIne betnet m ere in gdoen bbeH n GObe ben
gehGTn; Igld febun Srtduiu
nnunL ern heut. AbennS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-01
Sic Strife COMMUNION.
zie einlgt iIp aui ibyeu 8erldJt uno Osrs
tQnt iii.

lSaibingtOn, .. g., %. Sept.
Die Ser. StaarenzStritczG GommiIliou
bat ii6 uah einer Steuug BON slueI
Goacn 0aucr oui eincm Dem .5rdijocnz
ten ~ uutcrbreitetcn Yeri6t oOlltGnbi9
qcctnigt uno pcrto9tc ijd beute 2lbcnO
bis sur lceteu SttoberzGSOd)c. 9n Dem
gcrltt merocn ltittel uno 9Stge our
gcilc9uns unO SerbtnOerung ton Dtfs
feren5en 3wiiden &upital unO 9lrbcit
emnOhleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-01
Iinncinta ueiter Beimgcin6t.
gieue 8alObrduOe rit)ten 9rObeu Sda.
zen oil.

oeu M.
Ct. Baul, Wtiun., %. Sept. :
Seutc CUR ruben Stun6e weroeu lpei>
tere iblimme MalOfcuer aus Gronls
Mina>GOnnty gemelOet. Sine 0epeitc
aus SrajnarO brrn9t ole 9tadridt, oaB
sroBt gGuoeritrcfen ourd 6cucr, utlde
ooIt beute 9tadmtttag miitbeu, in GEitz
iten peruuuOc[t wur6en unO 6aB uielz
lcidt cin 0ueenb 6arlrer ieHer @e9enO
ell ibr 5ab' uub @ut otrloren ba6eu.
TseIe rettctcu iih. yon &iuicut rnO
icine 6amilic batIen cln fnappc8 @ntz
fO1lmen pom 6luumcntoOe uno ibr
6armbau5 wurOc ScrltOrt. s. Swanz
ion rcttcte glidtS, ais iein 0cipann.
@ountD SdubMcijtcr 6raIOu pcrlor
/ inc 6arm9cbauOc, 0ctcoiOe upO dc
biliar. Gie 6armer 2lbert Va 6On08,
9oicpb Ntcgcr8, q. i. q Salons unO
@eCrg San9rln8 purocn total ruinirt.
6:utc Ibeno lit nod fctnc unnGberno
gcrarc &bihdeung 6cS Sduocr5 m09z
ltd, obtr ems lit lit]:r. er ut lnlmcnS.
Die 6lammcn griiien nit GROCER Sbnclz
iigtcit I'm iid) uno Oiele 60mIl!cn IN BEN
bclmgeiudteu GitrItcu baben ncd lem
5;ci6en uou iiA gegebcn nnE man
iirdtc1 Shllmmea. Die 6cucr brens
neu nod, abcr Der @ino hat iid 9elc9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-01
sSlammrnlpiltlcn in stilInater.

StilIw atcr, Wiinn., Z8. Sep
Qie 6abrifapla9en Der nStilwuter>
Wianuiactu,in9 60" 8crIetbcn beu:e
2lbcnO um Ill ii6r in grauO unb nun
Sen total bonn 6suer 3ertOrt. 0a8 2os
fal, 5euerzDcpurtcm:nt 1T Dem INNER
bcftjgcr I'M i!d gretienOcm GIcurent gez
qcuiber ObnmG9t9 uno muroe oos
5euer,0epartement pom Ct. @aul tclcz
grapbiid I'M 9uIie on9c9on9cn.
SIN befti9er SiiouiuO bcsilnlti9t oa5
6cu.r, unO Olc 3uht5au5 9cbaull6s
lcitea, wcl6c 5ur 3ctt 500 StrdiIin9e
entbaIteu, iiuO pon Den 6lammen arg
te0rubt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-01
&anu icin blntigcs 9anOmcrt uidt
laficn.

Sin eben eutIaiener 3uttbiUSisr bsgebt
e!neu 9oppemoro.
O1uSfusee, S.zI., %. Sept. =
Gbarlie Smitb, etn GbcrOfee 9tcgcr,
wet9cr trit fiirslid s Sabre im 3udts
bous mcgen Der &rmorOuHs cinc5 Dtonz
nea beerOet bat, ermoroetc gcltcrn 5peI
weitcrc Ofdnncr. Gr ourtidnitt bic
2einen al cinem Baggage gGagcn, riB
einen 9leuolper ans Ocm 9iirtel zines
neben ibm itcBen0eu N!anneS un0 idOB
bret Wtal auT Sobu @elib, ctncn anOe~
rem 9tcger, Der i'm in Ocr Iu5iIbrun9
ieinc8 GOrbobcn5 81 binocrn lu6te.
Nelib murOe t00tll6 perluunOet. il.
Wturibau, Elm g}eger 9nOtancr, ocrz
iudte i'm su ucr5aiten unO uHroe ms
9er3 geidOiieu. Smitb luarO bonn
perbaitct unb miro ua6 Sort Smith
ann 8roseB oebradt merOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-01
Scs OcutiGJcn &aiicrS ntncitc
HcrprSuuuo.

2onSon, 2S. Ssptcmbcr. - Der
Correspondent Der n0ailp 9tewS" in
gerlin meloct, boB sic tatbOliidc Prclle
un0 8cp0ltsrung inOi9uirt 0ariiter itnO,
6aB ser &aiier angeOrOnet bat, Der 0rsE@
bun0ertiGhriqe Seburt8tag 9ultao
9l0olpb's, Oc8 Oeloeu bc5 orclBiQldbrt9en
Sriegea, ioQs in aIen Sdulcn 9eTelcrt
merOcn. Die fatboliihe 4reiic bc;eids
net oie Sroec ais cine SeleiOI9un9 oer
Satbollten Geutl6lanoS.
Cine 0tcppImtion 1T Der "Sant BON
@nelano."
2onbor, %. Sept. - Die G(crtS
Der ,8auf BON Gu9lauO" balten Snbi9~
nations zScriammIun9cn uno ctTcrn IN
ben bcitislten 2lusoriifsn 9c9cn Die Slnz
itelIunq pon weiblihen Glerts, pel9e
liinglt in Der 8ant eriOlgte.
Sic Soaanocr IcDncm fId1 nadI
SSricoctt.
gm ferbam, %. Sept. = @Ine
9cpcide aus 8atapia melOct, ee perlau'
tet, baB Die Gduitrlgfeit, Dtataram
uno 3iataraz9tt9ara mieocr ciu5uuezb>
men, Die Soll6aoer urranlaBt babe, nit
ben Salircieu auf 2OmbOd IN 6rteoenSs
unterbanolungen III trcten.
Gin ne,.er Soupcrnettr.
8erIin, %. Gcpt. - Dem ants
mIpcn @ouuerncur pOn 9eutIdsSltz
9lirifa, Sberiten D. S9ele, Der, ME
Dor cinigen Gagen beridltet, lcincr UttlS
fiou i'm Gicbiete ser 9fsid8l9war5en
uberOriiiiig 9ewOrOcn unO iclne Hellgs
nation cin9crcidt bat, miro hemna6lt
elm 9tadIOlgcr in Ser ,Perion Oe8 9berltz
2ieutenunt8 D. Grotba sese6eu wcrbcn.
Gmp1u amtsmiiOc.
Bari8, 28. Stptembcr. - SOwOBl
r2a 4atrie," pie vGOcar0e" mclOen,
0aB 8rcmier 9upug iebr balO reli9nt@
rem miro, uno WRoniieur 9(uDmOno
Yrincere gu isinem 9to4fOl9sr aH8srz
isbcn 1T.
Rnr5e 9abcIocpcIdIcm.
= 8Ou Berlin tOmmt Die &un6e,
6aB Qr. &agier beabli9tl9t, uI8 Gbef
be5 &Olonial:G Gepartemeut8 3u reii9nlz
rem, unO Sr. 3immerer, ). 3t. @Ouosrs
neur Oc8 Oeutiden iiiOweltliden afrtta,
ieiu 9tad)folgcr ictn pirO..
- Der Bertb oe5 Cargo oe8 britiIden
9ampfers y0orunOa," welder 5u Eas
ni6a porgelteru itrauocte, betra9t $780,
900 BIuno StcrItug. Sicr &nten,
welde 3uiammcn g22, 200 in SOu>
pereisn5 entbicltca, murOcn 9eitern Sc
bergen.
: Der GdIarcmitid bat einen in
2tuSfdt gcnOmmencn 8ciuA bsi ielner
Sraut Scr 45yin3eiiin 2llir pom 9taiiau
tele9rapbjid ucridpben, mi ieInen Sa@
ter nah &iermin bs9lettcn gu tonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-01
0ccnemitnOc Is ais S.afcnftaOt.

Bremen, 90. Scpt. - 9u 2aufe
Der nadlten 3wcl Sabre iol cine Oirette
Giicnbubn Ycrbnonng Swrihen Ben
StaOtcn an oct unterel @ti:r, urttyz
balb yrcmen'a, uno Eer!in berssItQt
merOcn, Den 8rOBtf 9jueen cin:r
Iol1cn Sabn pir0 untneitJ Oa3 8rez
merbapen 9egeuiibcr gcIe8ene 0ccfe,
mGnbe in ser FrOuin5 Saanoper bubcu.
bic prOicftirts neue 8a9n pirO 40 Otciz
len lang unO nit anrerea ihOn b:ites
benOcn Sauptbabne1 pertunoen werz
ben. Or preuBiibeT 9teJjcrung Iiegt
uatiirlid) piel O0ran, bic BeOeutung
@eeltcmiiube's ais Qafcnq,ab III ieOcr
m6gliAen Msiie 5u Bcben unO c8 IN Ben
@tanb gu ieeen, BON 3abr 5u Sabr
mebr nit 8remerba5en III Gonfarrcni
;u treten. Sicrja foumt nod, oaB Die
neue oircfte 8abnllnle Die Gntiernuu9
swiIden 8trlin unO Der 9toroiec I'M 80
Oteilen abfIr;cn lpiiroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-01
Siekcn fia crmiitjen.
Gin gbemaun iiberraidt ieiue iunse Trau
i'll Gsiellibaft zines 6remOsn uuo madt
BON ieiuem Sdliebeiieu @ebraud].

UoH letHeW SultbtlItH Se9luuuj"
Gbicago, 5Q5., %. Sept. =
Daniel 9. 6ubbarO, Gin 9(edtaanUalt
aus 0Ordeitsr, W}aiI.. fam gciteru
abeno bier ou, uno iiberrai6tc fur3 Dor
Nlitternadt ieinc Satin, uie lie gu
2atepieiu nit cinem iunsen Wtanu, 9tas
mems 6ronf Gjeriutl, ipa3ieren 9in9.
9u6barO 3Og einen 9(cpU!ucr uno icuerte
AMI Die beiben Spo3ierenocu, cIncm ieOen
Der Iclben cine unbeOcuteuoe Ycrwunz
bunq ;uiii9enO. 0ubbarO lit SO Sabre
alt, Oeheu 6rau 23 unO Der galan Ocrz
ielbtn crit 19 Sabre. Der er3Hrnte
@bcgatte lit perboTtet uno bic &erwunz
6eten unter arjtlide 8ttanOlung Qes
felt. 6rau 0ubb0rO bate ibren 9at>
Ten Dor eini9en 2Se9en pcrlaIen uno
war ;u ibren Gltern na6 2afcpieu 5u~
rif9ctebrt; 0ubbarO ielbit mar naf
bier getumnlen, I'M pOm09iidl elm:
WlcoeruereIntquuq berbct III iiibren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-01
Grrmil6tc trlegrapbiidc 0epcidrn.

= 9tabc Suntin90on, gS .zYa., crz
IdoB gcitern Charles gaumficlS, ein
nOtoriihcr jun9er Mann, pelder Dot
3uei Sa9rtn ielncn eigeHen 9ater crz
IdoB, Obne icgltde BrOuOfatiOn Sen Dor
ibnl ber{hrcitcnocn Spencc OtiOtifi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-01
AIte Setfn ttaeRs
57uR -GerreipenSentea.s .

WuE mUHgrgIVUWHGWNeus"
10 G.Hts pEO saHesTt tn esI 0fFcs Ses -eOrr.isens
eentsB" 40 Aateay lGetg+109
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-01

lgHl gtt ttiutttltHUEH 0ptHII -U'tu'llI'
BatrOn8fef Ser Ct. 0is
6aeI8s irde. : Jn ser ct. Dfiz
dael8zGirdc, Gtc 2OmbarO> II. @oIfz
itraBe, iin0ct beute Ntorgcn nm llbr
ell fcjcrlidIc5 0Odamt unlaBli9 Der
GScier 0c3 6eite8 Oc5 Dl. @rjcngels Dtiz
duel ltatt. N}Orgen, SOnnta9SzOtor%
gen I'm y llbr, lift @encral Gonlmuz
MON unO UNI 10 llbr ieicrltde5 Sodz
nmt, meldem ipejicll Die W(it9lleoer Oc5
st. N}idaeIsltuterit&b &bungSzScrein5"
iu.sroBcr 3all bejwoBnen mcrOen.
SIM 3OlIamt ucrocn lcntc mcrz
Ben bcutc uc9cn OIongct an 9eIhaftiz
guug folgenOe Sconte cntlahcn: 8crcp
9tuiIsQ, OaptO {. 9aoi5 uuS U. s.
gunrmann, Sag 5niptftOrcn &. 6.
GrlIIitb unO 8. s. S'9teiQ, 9tudt>5nz
ipsftoren, unO Sol. @au8bIin, 2trbctcr.
Die TeuertYeborOe ernaunte
qcltcrn Srn. 6r. $. Snor gum Gupcrz
inteaDcnten be; 0eu 9I0Brenlcitungen
Der 6irma nNbite, Crosby & Comp"
Tiir 6a8 crsgllarmzSgltem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-01
Ser Sap1 etn 0rtuno oct fran30ft=
Id1cu 3sepubIif.

81 ON, 80. 5ept. = 8le Der Cor
riere bi ytapoli" mclOet, bat ser Enpit
ben 8rGlaten GNiigr. o'5ulit Oesbalu
nad Rom bcruieu, I'M ibn Oubiu 3u
inltruiren, baB CT Ocn 6er3og uon Or
leans pon Scr pdpitliden WtiBbiligun9
Der Iesitimiitiidcn g9ltatlon in 6runts
reidh in SeuutnlB leee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-01
Der SentIbe Correspondent,
GdsIidb, p6dcntIib urb Sorntass.
Raiue, Giaeutbumer uHo Reoaftetr

(statfoIaer pom &. 5ainc),
@lbnefse6. 9oltimore=StraBe uno 8ofzSffcesgus.
Grcis 6es tdeIdeu gIattes, ourch Z 3rdgcr beiorst,
I2k Cts; tdeIid,s uHo spnmta 40 sslnse eahf 10
Griser.-Saalidi ntbf 9puntag sgiuS aab be uHt,r
Fortos8orausbe3abnno $3.50 pyo Sabr, Iilr tursere
5eit i'm SerbiItuiB; fiir bic W5hentIif,e Mueaabc
init Sonrtessblatt, poratrti, nit Gh3u9 tur Clubs,
$3.50 pro Sabr, Ean irgeEo eiHem Grte ees Snlor@
bes, 81 nah europa. Suuutae as :siuegabe 81
FRO Sohr.-Das bette unb biuiaite osutidle SIatt
IN ben 4iittelz uHb SlbfGGts1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-01
Rubs tn 9tio oc Sanetrp.

8ari8, 80. Scpt.-0ie 0le9ierung
Fat feline Ollttbeilun9 bon Dem angebe
ltaen tbGtIiaen 2lngrifI auf einen fraus
36fiden @siauOtiAaitSsSttade in 9tto
Sc Saneiro erbalteu. Septe ein9etroIz
fene gtu9ridteu meIbeu, OaB bic 0auptz
ltubt Sralilien's ruleber cinen rubiseu,
frieOLiaen @harafter TRACE, unO baB Die
Wtslbuns bon llnruben auI cine 8rases
lei Srpil9en betrunfenen Soloaten unS
Biirssrn 3urid;uiiibren mare.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-01

SANGD ODER fciue 9fsabIuna.
gian tcIs fih SoItinorer SantzSmpfehunsen oSsr
oie e fi 6ricTlb Suitrben. gSr perrueiien Sic auT
$500 Baticnten. &ciuc SperatipB- fetne atb'
6aItuns ppn Gefdlaften.
S6rlftliae Garantic urbtoir9t.r S.irns uon
Rruaen aler art hei btioen geitrtttrH obuc
gtti.raupenoun9. pic aHge aub bas &eioen bcitebeH
mag = llHtcriuGuns frei. NaE Ioiie lid GlrtuIGre
tommen. Die =. ". StHtrsSpTlp..
3tmmer 21o-212, nGauita5Iese se5sbdub.,"
(Suril ,I2Mitef) Baltimore, Nle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-01
Gnrae .NeYeid1ftt.

= Der rgtOrOb. 2lOgO" gu 8remen
bat aui Der 2lutDerpener gBeltau8ltels
lung fir bic BON ibm aus9eIttateu Dam=
pier Oen erlten Yreis erbulten.
Der @enerals s9ouoerueur BON 5olz
ldnOijasSfzSnbien ertlGrt Die 9tad=
riht, baB er nit ben uuiitaubii6en 8uz
lineien auf Der 9nicl NOmbOf unters
bunOIe, nm einen 5rieoen 3u Stanbr gu
brinssn, fir erfunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-01
$1.98.

Gs CAB cine 3eit, maUu toIfsr 3sitmsIier,
rue oieier, Shneu luit $3.50 foItete; bod Sur
Sett,eit pertaufsu mir Oieien i3eItmeher ge1
er Die 3elt ebenio rlhtg augbt, wie ie EN-
3eitmeiier ;um obgeu ;eitgemaBen Treile
Die Seit Gu9esebeH. 5eltmeiier Sf.98.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-01
Die pGonioltoirte 8as=Gomva gute
Nnr @fo m S,,o~,


Sit am 4. Sfiober 1894 faltaeu Spuppus
Der Equitable @asIidt=S ompasuis Der ant
Baltimore" neroen an uno nab aeHarntem Gage
bel gSorSslauHg IN Der nGriten NntionGIs Saut
pom y fillmore" GusSeSablt. SIN gIuitruae
(235qJ Soieph ". SIarfc. Shcsmeiiter.
CHAMPION THE CAUsE-oF HONEST FOOT
SWEAR-low prices-at MICHAEL HESS,
No. 316 West Lexington Street. near Eutaw.
COMPETITION = can not touch us we stand
&falone - bargains unprecedented.
0SEAK ANKLES sTRENGHT-by
r~Sour Patented--W eak-Ankle--C
SHOES-can only be had---aF MICHAEL HESS.
S1 90 LADIES' SAMPLES - in fine
p1sOJs BUTTON SH0ES-worth S2.50-
only $1.39.
91OYS' SHOES - grand assortment = high
SJgrades - low prices.
INUR S1.75 MEMS CONGRESS AND
SLACED SHOES-warranted- styles,
at MICHAEL HESS, No. 316 West Lexington
Street, Eutaw. (235-6g)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-01

g8ir taben mebr SHQeuIiiihIe auf 2ager,
ais mir in elmer g9odle su perfaufen erlpar'
teten, uuD Sic ipiIieu, baB beren eine gar
groBe 3ahl III; mitbtu ruirb ieber poraus'
idtllde 2auier III obigem %reiie uerIorSt
lueroeu. Seine gnttduldung.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28

MI ANTEp.--fielp FURNISHED for hotela
w restaurantsaDd private families at
thoft notice. Apply at the Wilmington
Intelligence otiice No. 500 shipiey street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28
SPECIAL MENTION.

chppingan leechtng. la3 L. Second 81
Cupping & leeohing, Parker. sob Madison.
American Ltuttry 30. West Frui. st
Roses cents per piece, or so cents
per dozen. at Hayden's, 702 Market st.
J DR.. Simms' White Pulmonlc Balsam,
the famous throat and lung remedy
and hypophUsphate or lung food. 60t
King street.
La grippe positively cured. Coughs
colds, sore throat Group and all lung
and thr oatcomplaints positively cured
by DR.. Simms' white pulmonlo bal
sam. Depot 6o6 King street.
just received at Ross's. 2l0 Market
street, all the leading styles In Derby
hats at prices guaranteed the Lowest
in the city. Also choice selection Of
spring neckwear at 25 and 50 cts.
The best tea and coffee In the city a
hard times prices at 40I Delaware Ave
nue., W. S. Moore.
, nj. f. Davis. Jeweler. Q L end ST
Cummings. the photographer, so
Market street.
Buy paints. oils, glass, etc.. of Jas
NJ. Bryan, l07 West Eighth street.
| Janvisr has removed his shoe etor
to No. 6l5 King street.
Ii you want to save money. go +,
W. s. Moore for your groceries at 40
Delaware Avenue; 1t Will pay YOU L
go there and buy at hard times prices
For fIrst-class dyeing and sooarin.
go to the Delaware Dye Works, 81
King street.
Call and get prices ct J. c. Singles
cash grocer. S. w. corner Jackson ant
Linden streets.
| Oysters. Holsters. crabs and clam
received daily at Alien Ii. Alnscow 5
lT07-9-i1 Shipley.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28

The Associated Charities on Thurs
day held Its rea ular annual conference
In the parlors OF the New Century
Club. Daninl W. Taylor, president Of
the society, presided and made the In.
troductory address. Mrs. A. d. War
nsf followed hih In an eat nest address.
Reports we're then heard from Home
for Frlendless Children, Aged Woman's
Homo. Homeopathic Hospital. Della.
wnre Hospital, Delaware Industrial
School for Girls. st. Mlchael's Day
Nursery. West End Reading Boom,
Minquadale Home, st. Joseph's Hon Q,
W. c. T. u, Y. w. O. r. o., humane
Society, Police Department. Benevo'
lent Society. St. Vincent de Paul 30.
ciety, Associated Charities, Episcopal
Statehood anu State Hospital al
Fsrnhurst which showed large
increase OF work.
Rev. W. W. Campbell TALKED on
church WORK and the conference closed
by an address by Rev. Hiram Vroo-
man, of Baltimore,
In the evsning Rev. Hiram Vroomnn
lectured on THE Outlook for Social
Reform" In the Hew-Century Club
lparlors. The audience was q email
one, but one In which the Listeners
were deeply interested in the su bieet
of the lecture. The meeting was O
OF the conference of char.
tiles hsid IN tho sume room dnring the
Afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28
What win the Verdict BE

yellow Citizen; there is gentleman
who Is asking for your votes for Coro
her. A working and industrious man
of family, who has lived with US all Of
his life; who easted hiR first vote for
our Martyr President Abraham Lincoln
n man who had the honor OF being one
OF our Union Soldiers at the surrender
OF Lee, at Appomatax Court House
April 9 1865. Who has all OF his life
been noted for his kindaess; who will
day or night, rain or shine. cold or
warm, hunt up the lost children. white
or colored, treating ali alike, without
price or charge as he has done for the
last IL years. and still continues to do
so. And his wife has In hundreds OF
lcases washed. fed and by sweetmeats
pacitied the little ones until claimed
by their parents or guardians. He has
periled his life to save others.
/ BELOW citizens. before you cast
Iyo0r vote for oroner, ut the nomlna
ton Saturday, April 2Sth stop ami son
slider and ask yourself II II Will lie
honorable or right to vote against
him. Who has always tried to do right
by all, as this is the last time he will
seek the Office. His name is GEOKGl!
w. ia, kSOS, yota for him, make II
Overwhelming and show that the pee
Iplo appreciate good works.
IL iGNEDl WHAT WILL THE VERDICT BE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28
Famous St0ne Quarries.

1 The stone qunrries of Philip Tyre,
on Shellpot hill near the Philadelphia
pike. are among the most extensive iu
our State About forty hands are EN-
'tp Dyed. and nearly 100000 worth OF
stone has been taken out within the
past eight years, and yet but com
paratively small hole has been made
In the hillside. Many of the curb and
centre stone in our city come from
lthese qunrries. and Mr.. Il. has con-
tract for those 10 be put down the
present We r. Some of the curb stone
taken out are "a feet In length and
they as well as the centre and paving
Istope ure finely dressed.
The offal etone are crushed by q
powerful machine no as to fit them
for matchmaking. and tone of thom
are prepared every day. With these
stone so convenient the pike should
be kept In prime order. Mr.. Tyre
commenced operations OH the Brandy
WINE over forty years ago. and has
leeen our city grow from compare
lively small place to its present di.
menslons.
He is now assisted by two or three
OF his sons. who are active business
men and are contributing to extend
1t Is supposed that at
least q million dollars may yet be
taken out by this hill In the course OF
the next century. Blr. Tyre is now
NEARLY 20 years OF age but is hale and
hearty and looks as rugg ed as pine
knot.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28

An Interesting and we'll attended
meeting in the interest OF this society
was held Thursday evening, In ths
Gilbert Presbyterian Church. at 1911
andFrench streets. Thos. Bird presided
After the reading of the Chapter Rev
@. l. Jefferson made an excellent lad
dress upon the urgent sneed sfor sucl
an organization, and dwelt strongly
on the favorable outlook at tn time,
for such operations as are contem pla
ted and authorized In the charter. The
charter 10 well drawn and all rights
are well guarded by the provisions OIL
1t.
1t provides for an ample working
capital. Rv-Laws and necessary Off
GERS. Ate Mr.. Jeflerson's address,
an instruct We. thoughtful exposition
of the historical value and achieve
ly supported industry was submitted
by MIR. John W. Bird. The irresistib q
force OF combined religion. wealth and
industry was shown by reference to
history anu common sense. Mr.. Birds
remarks were heard with uuflagging
interest throughout and carried con.
victton and approval In every portion
OF them.
Only a small amount lie now need ed
to complete the sum required by the
charter before beginning active bust.
ness o pera tons. Tho shares are SIC
each and interest will be allowed ON
oil sums not lees than %. The schen Q
is well co nceived. and it would seem
as II nothing 10 wa hitting to guarantee
safety and prosperity to the under
taking; so far rs mere legal and com.
arrangements can make II Sc /.
cure, 1t would seem as IL more cou ID
not he desired. The time Ia ripe for this
movement and success for 1t appears
to be assured. The charter runs, as
usual, for twenty years. ana 1t will be
wise not to allow a single day OF the
Time TO pass before the Society Is put
on working basis. W.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28
Wedding Bells.


a pretty home wedding was held a
the home of the brides parents, Rich
ard S. and Mary Fisher. near Mil
Creek Hundred, on the 28th OF April
The contracting parties wore: W
Leslie Shakespeare and Edna b. Fisher
Rev. John D. Blake officiating. III,
bride was beautifully attired In sill
and carried bridal roses. They re
ceived many valuable and useful pres
ents. Among thoss present were: Mr.
and Mrs. Richard s. Fisher. MIR. Bay
ard Fisher. Miss Jennie Fisher, Maste
Merritt Fisher, Mrs. Jane Brackln
grandmother of the bride; Mr.. an
Mrs. }. Nj. Shakespeare. Mr. and Mrs
w. @. Plerson and son, Mr.. and Mrs
Morton Gregg. MIR. and Mrs. William
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L
Armour, Mr.. and Mrs. William 4
Peoples, Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. Harvey Day
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Brackin, Mi
and Mrs. j. +. Brackin, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Boughman, MIR. and Mrs.
Foote. Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Fisher, Mia
Annie Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. C. "
Shakespeare, Mr.. and Mrs. b. i
Shakespeare, Miss Pearla W. Shakes
peare. Mrs. j. Shakespeare, Mr.. nj
Mrs. o. w. Eastburn, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrt
S. w. Bailey. MI. and Mrs. Ii. /
Klair. MIR. and Mrs. e. Watson, Miei
Mabel Bailey. Miss Rose Gallagher
Miss Florle Boughmnn. Miss Fann!,
Boughman, Miss Lizzie Watson, Mrs
Maeklem. Mrs. Nj. j. Shakespeare
Miss l.. Macklsm. Mr.. L L. Shakespeare
Mr.J. Macklem. Misses NJ. Boughman, L
Brackin. N. Taylor. NJ. A. Woodwart
l.. Jordan. N. NJ. klair, b. Worth,
Yearsley. L. Fisher, Lillian People,
Messrs. L. Derricksun F. Yearsle,
Davis Armour, II. Armorn, T. Fisher
]. W. Bailey. s. M. Ailcom, +. WORTH
Il. Braokin. Evan Klair, ". Boughmar
Q. Brackin, Miss Mabel Armour, Mr.
II. Armour, Miss Bessie Day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28
FOR RENT.

INoR HENT-Niee Furnished rooms
l. with use of bath, most des II alb! c
terms moderate Apply NJ liz.
West 8trGet. nl3-2Gt-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28

II is the opinion Of competent critics
that Wilmington siands ut the head OF
the list OF cities In this community fol
tie excellence of its beer and
Stoeckles beer stands at the head oil
all our LEGAL beverages. pure beeI
IL a Wholesome ana healthful drink.
land in that particular Atoeckle's pure
iiager beer liz pre-eminent. Ihe grent
IcsL care Is exercise iii Its manufacLt
TIRE, and IN this fact lies the secret OF
Its popularity. Tho seuson Is ap.
proaciling when some healthful, in
sigornting and cooling beverage will
be In demand, and the one drink that
ILLS tito bl 1 is Sioeekle's lager beer
browed only by tho Diamond State
Brewery. II is on tap at oil the lead
ing hote and saloons in the city, OF
can he had IN bottles of Peter Elmer.
Fourth and Union. or tho Foord Bot
ling tompany, ut Sixth and Orange
treet6. Stoeckie's Celebrated Porter
= also fine beverage that is not ex-
cetled by any brewing OF It's kind In
the country.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-28

OST--A tox terrier dog.t / IN onths Old
IL all white except black ears and
black round spot on right hip, short tall,
a. on leather Doltar with register No.
1909 for 1894 A liberal reward Will b.,
given IL returned 10 X. Z. Carey. 4ig King
street. a2G.9ts