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The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-04-07
TARIFF TALK BEGINS
Allison Has the Floor In
the Senate To-Day.
MIR. Voorhees, Consumes Two Hours
Presenting the Report--Mr. Hoap
Demands That the Bill he Read
Line By Line and Word By Word -
To Break the House Deadlock.

WASHINGTON. April 3 The debate on
the tariff bin WAS opened in the senate
with aspeech by the chairman of the
committee on finance Mr. Voorhees,
(dem., Ind The speech WAS read from
printed slips, but was delivered with a.
much earnestness aud energy as il IL were
an eN tempore effort 1t occupied Just
two hours and had large an attentive
audience on the floor and in the galleries.
The Mckinley tariff WAS denounced in
IL as an act OF robbery and of unbridled
eNtortlon, and was contrastpd with the
Walker tariff OF 1916 'ot blessed aud
glorious memory." The sugar provisions
of the Mckinley bill were characterized
as a jun BILE am a fraud, and as 10 the
reciprocity feSture OF II, IL was declared
10 be an Unconstitutional freak" As
10 the income tax, the opposition TO II
came, Mr.. Voorhees, declared, from the
narrow and corroding s,lfishness OF
riches" While discussing this point he
declined TO permit Mr.. Hill dem, y. W
TO interpose some remarks, stating that
he did not feel we'll and did not wish To
be interrupted
At the close OF the speech the bill,
which has displaced the Russian thistle
bill and is now the unfinished bus-
ness, went over until today. when the
republican siIe OF the question il TO be
presented by Senator Allison, OF Iowa.
demand has been made by Mr. Hoar
that the bill shall have its second reading
in full, and on Mr.. Harris dem, Tenn
expressing his willingness TO have IL read
line by line and word by word" Mr..
Hoar said that WAS just what he proposed.
Some time was given to the Bshrns sea
bill, but, as it had not been printed, it
went over. The senate at 5: % adjourned.
House OF Representatives.
Another day wasted in the house. As
soon IA the journal hal been read the
contes ted election case OF q Neill vs. JOY
from the Eleventh district OF Missouri
was taken up and tour and half hours
spent in unavailing attempts 10 secure the
vote OF n quorum of the house upou the
pending motion. At 435 o'clock Mr.,
Patterson (dem., Tenn abandoned the
effort and the house adjourned until noon
to-day. Mr.. Patterson gave notice that
he would ask the house TO sit continu-
ously from today noon until the case had
been disposed OF. Anerward he explained
that there were not sufficient number
Of democratic mem bers in the city to pro-
duce quorum in the house.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-04-07
ONE GOOD PLUM DROPS
Benedict Nominated for
Government Printer.
Held the Same Place Under Clevc-
lands First Admirist rat tion-James
ID. Neomans, of Iowa, Named for
Interstate Commissioners - Several
Important Postmaster Nominate ions.

WASHINGTON, April a-The president
has sent To the senate big batch OF
.ominationS. among them the following;
Public printer-Thomss +. Benedict,
OF New York.
Interstate commerce commissioner
James ID. leomans, OF Iowa
United States consul-C Clifford Smyth,
OF New York, al Cartagena, { llombia.
Collector of customs John \. Wilson,
district OF Burlington, " j.
And the following postmasters;
New York Geo, III. Perkins. Rochester;
{. >. Mcclellan, Mount Vernon; Geo, II.
Van Dam, Tompkinsville; lloratio Judah,
Port Richmond
New Jersey Frederick G.. Wicse Bor.
dentpwn; John w. Thomson, Cape May;
John G. Smith, sr. Bound brook
Pennsylvania .- William II. Wright.
Remove; Eaoch Enochs. Ardmore; Geo.
w. Seamans, Uniontown; John /. Ger
rett, Chest r; Lewis &. Moses, West
Chester; Harry +. Bonsall. Mifilintown;
James NJ Goodhart, Lewistown.
Massaoh dsetts--Jas :. Wallace. Rock
port; James Ingalls, Methuen; William
j. Wallace, Norwood. Christina ID. .fos-
dick. Groton; Frank T. Nichols, Warren;
Reuben IL Sawyer, Wellesley.
New Hampshire--T Thomas Il. Fletcher,
Tilton; Edward Finerty, Milford; Thos
l. Wadlrigh, NJ .redi,h; Frank ii. Dan
iell Franklin Falls.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-04-07
Governor OF Bank OF England.

LONDON. April 4-Mr David Powell
ha. been re-slecteI governor OF the Bank
Of England
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-14

Charles Richardson, In tho Municipal
Court this morning. WIS fined OIL and
cost for playing ball on the pu blia
street.
Maurice Leishman. IA East Front
street. was lined IS and costs for OK.
posing goods Tor sule on the pavement
m ore than four feet from the house.
James Guy. eolored with assault
and battery on Clara Ferguson. Tns
case was dismissed.
George Wood, proprietor Of the
hotel at Front and Market streets was
charged with selling Intoxicating
| liquors on Sunday. Several men were
seen coming out OF the stable yestsr.
dny. Fivs witnesso5 teatilied that they
| had Teen attending horses. or In the
reading room. None OF them drank
or saw anything drank on the prem.
isrs. Tho caso was dismissed This
case of Julia Hantahan was continued
until wednesday morning.
William Nantine was held In $1,000
| bail for the upper court on the charse
of lewd toying with Ellie and Myrtle
Gross, 6li East Fifth street, where he
had boon boarding. The little girls are
| aged IA and 10 respectively. Vantine
claims II is n case OF sptte.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-14
Moving and House Cleaning
COInfOrtIeSS Men and Cross,
Women.

women build UP their strength with
Paine's celery compound, the great
nerve and brain strengthened and re-
storer. Physicians prescribe 1t for
dyspepsia, kidney trouble. sick head.
aches, and all forms Of weakness, be-
cause 1t makes people we'll when other
remedies can do no good.
Men and women who have the tired,
languid feeling that Indicates depleted
blood and feeble condition OF The
nervous system. need Paipe's celery
compound, the remarkable discovery
OF Professor Edward L. Phelps. NJ. d.,
LII. D.. of Dartmouth medical school,
the ono great sprtng medicine pro
scrioed by physicians OF every school
sleep IL the necessary condition o.
the systen to restore It's lost powers
and retalti its vigor. Paine's celery
compound quickly repairs+he wasted
WORKOUT, sarvous tissues, culms ant
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-14
Nj
Z Bash
2I9 Market Street
HATS and
HOSi8ru.

Rather queer combination
no doubt, but in between
these points-.the hands and
feet--come as wearing APP
parel, Flowers, Gloves, Hand.
kerchiefs, etc.
We have taken as our sub
iect the head and the feet.
Look at HATS (the head)
in those what o difference
there is in the taste, the
flowers, the ribbons, and the
hat itself. You may see a
hat for $500 that looks ex'
actly, you think, like the one
we are selling for $500.
But stop ! Examine the
trimmings and the art used
in trimming it, then consid'
er that it cost for ART but
we sell a hat for $l.98 thai
can't be duplicated. A large
line, too, trimmed with rib
bons, laces and flowers Al
we said probably not of the
best quality, but in all on
hats the art is there. LIE
us glance through some o
our stock.
Children's Hats, trimmed
with Ribbons, Laces ant
Flowers 49,. ...-.......
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-14
MOVE UP
FRONT, PLEASE.

Is tho cry of the conduct,
or ON a crowded street Car.
We have been tempted to
use the same expression
with the slight variation of
Walk Right Back, Please, or
Right Here for pants, please!
Children s Department in
the rear, to the crowds Of
patrons that were in on Sat
urday getting their Spring
outfit of the New York
Clothing House, We've
been busy, in fact, it seems
as if we're doing the bulk OF
the clothing business in
town, aud why shouldn't we
We've got the best selected
stock of Suits in America at
popular prices; for instance,
Forty Styles of Mons Suits
at the Popular Price of $40
We guarantee every Carmen
we sell.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-14
THIRD EDITION.



Tho members OF Phil Sheridan Post
No. 80, G. A. R.. should each and every
Que show by their presence on We'd
nenday evening next at the Post
room, Ninth and King streets. that
they have not forgotten that the first
duty OF true soldier is to obey or.
ders. anil also that their love for the
Grand Army OF the Republic has not
IN the slightest diminished. They
should remember that united they
stand. divided they fall. They shonld
also see that there ID just ns much
need of preserving bold front aud
stan ding shoulder to shoulder now as
there was in the dark days CT the Re
bellion. Traitors. rebels, are accom-
plishing now what they failed to dc
with bnllets--destroyin the indus
tries OF the country and laundering to
the prosperity OF England. be Of
gualdl Watch tLoml Send out tn
ptokets. and you will he prepared 10
X any emergency.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-14

Tomorrow promises to be fair and
partly cloudy. followed by local
showers on the coast. Wednesday,
fair with slight temperature changes.
state of Thermometer
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-14

1 G4iA VlNbisN
~ REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CAsTLE Co. DEL.
Upon the application OF Mary j.
Reeves, fNccutrIx of Mary j. Funk.
late Of Wilmington hundred in said
county, teccased. 1t is ordered aud
directed by tho lteglster tiult the Elk
| eGulr,x, aIoIcs,.id give hoticc OF grant
ing OF Letters cstnnantary upon
the estate OF tho deceased, with
date of granting thereof by causing
| advertisements to be posted Within
| forty days from the date Of SUCH letters
In six OF tile most public places OF tho
county OF New Castle and Stata of Dcla-
ware. requiring all persons having de-
man ds against the estute To present tile
same, or abide bv m act OF Assembly
i'll such case made and provided; and al
so cause tho same to be inserted with
In the sumo period In tho Daily Repub.
lican, a newspaper published In VIII
mington, Del, and to be continued there .
! I'm three weGEs g. q. d.
| ~ Given under the hand aud Seal
| 80. OF office OF the Ros aforesaid.
| ~ at Wilmington, ~ Now Castle
County aforesaid, the dry and year
"p'''' j. wilkins GooCH, Register.
/ EOTlCE.-Sutire is hereby given that
Letters documentary were III due ,urIn
oil law granted unto the I'm lersign.
| cd, on the 18th day OF MAJ. a. ID.
/ 1924, and TINT all persons having claims
aga INST the estate of the deceased must
/ present the same, duly attcsted, to the
said ENeeutrlx. on or before tho 18TH
| day of May. 1870. OF abide tho Act
Of Assembly in such case made and pro,
| yided. MAItl }. REM ES
TxecutriN.
Address-H. II. Ward. Esq. WiunIng
ton, Del mig
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-14

Dollars are larger
at Sixth and Mar
ket--that is it
takes less OF them
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-14

Mr. l.. II. Johnson who has carried
on the furniture business ut No. 2D1
Market street for the past iiftean years
or mora owing to the dull timnn, WIS
com PEELED 10 assign to the Loan Assoc
citation for 5000. who through Shuriif
GnuId ievied upon the goods on Sttur-
day last. and the store closed. We are
extremely sorry to hear OF MIR. John
sous business rayersa, and hope he
may be able to make some satisfactory
nrrlugemen' with his creditors so
TINT he may continue on in business in
/ few DAYS. Tho goods are now being
appraised by two gentlemen appoint
| ed by tho SheIlll.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-14
rnr ricnNsT copaE

Lioensesi Yea here you are.
Winnere. stop up to the bar,
Get your papers pay your fec.
Nod and grin In ecstacy.
Swear by George there's not a law
In the blessed license law,
Kussenhelmer. Dlnkelftein. a
WiskezOwr and Brnntywein.
Hoo igan and MacIldown.
They're tho big dogs of the town,
One yoar more along they'll jog
Coining money out OF grog'
Oh, It was a narrow shave;
Some had ons font In the grave.
Chrfsty with his Book OF Fate
Nearly wiped en- OF the slate,
beads OF sweat stood on their brow.
But they aren't sweating now.
Calamity the judges twain,
Men OF heart anu men Of brain,
Met the surging mob 8 advance,
Met the regular song and dance.
| Handed with q magic toucn,
Poles and Irish. Sluvs and Dutch.
Some marauders had TO die.
Ran speak -easles on the sly.
Sold to lads of tender years,
fitted old topers up With beers.
Made the laws look pretty sick,
where's the right Of such to k!okf
But the decent. careful host
| Didn't need TO lear roast,
| sm,ling to the front he came
Wore no tell-ta.n blush of shame.
| Looked the Judges In the eye
Proved his right to deal In rye.
Now the fateful Lists OIL hand.
| EAGERLY the same is scanned.
Those who by the way>iue Toll
Take 1t usa fun'ral krell.
Those who got there shout "Hooray,'
Happy. happy mon are they.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-14

Yesterday afternoon Alexander
Thomas abducted Bertha Nicholson a
10 year old colored child from Eliza
Baysrtl at sth and Buttonwooh sire its
Tho girls mother has been dead for
some time and the child is being
tie chlld's uncle.
After the child was missed the po.
lice were notified and when Thomas
aud his wife stepped of tho st amer
I'randywine in Philadelphia with the
girl officers were awaiting and they
were arrested.
Ghe girl returned to this city with
Mrs. Bayarh last night. Chief Dulnn
sent II man to Philadelphia to-day and
Thomas will be released. as the ends OF
justice are mot by the girl being re-
turned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-14
HOMES IN CONFUSION.
Days are Upon U.s.
Tired Out. Nervous

equalizes nervous action and brings
refreshing sleep that makes recovery
easy.
There Is such thing as too closely
watching for signs of Ill health. but,
on the other hand, there is wise at
tention to signs Of weakness and
breathing down. Painful sensations
and sudden weakness are natures owl
dent hints. Constipation, with ilatu-
lency and nausea. In tho early morn
ing. suggests serious trouble. The
dull. wearing ache at side and back
should make one pause to think.
Bright's disease and disorders of
the henit and liver may be positively
and permanently cured by taking
Paine's celery compound as soon as
neuralgia, weakness. rheumatism,
lack Of appetite and low spirits show
the beginnings OF disease OF some ol
| these Important organs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-14

7o'clock. loo'elock; o'clock
go "a 76
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-14

Why sufIe when Unique Pile Cure"
always cures the plles2 Call on John
Il. Wood, 81 King street or Z. D. box
322 Cutalene. Zoe. per box, cures skin
diseases.
Registrar Colquhoun reports %
deaths for tho week ending Saturday.
There wore seventeen births and II
marriages,
George Lynch Is at Nova scotia re
painting cars on the Nova scotia and
Frankford railroad for the Jackson 4
Sharp Company.
s. p. Green, II. j. Taylor. ". E.
Reese, II. p. Gilmore. q. IL. Behrlnger
and L. Is. Abbott were ut the canal
yesterday fishing.
Julia Long, ilva-year old child,
WAS badly bitten by Vicious bull dog
belonging to John Nichols. at Fourth
and Scott streets, last night.
Tho New. Century Club of this city
threw open its doors on Saturday af.
ternoon to the delegates to the bien.
NAL meeting of tho Federation of
Womens Club held in Philadelphia
| last week.
The jackson and Sharp Company
| discharged thirty hands on Saturday
evening Inst, owing to lack OF work In
| the car shop.
has returned from visit to frtelds in
| this city.
Senator Gray returned to Washing.
| ton to day.
Ex-Governor Cochran was in the
/ CITY to-day.
Register of Wills Cooch this morning
granted letters documentary on the
estate of William II. Steele. late OF
Delaware City, to J. Thomas Price.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-14

Van Tromp. with a broom ut his
masthead called up aud down tho
Thames In defiance.
Brooms and dust rags are now put
ing households everywhere Into con-
fusion.
The traditional time Tor moving and
DEMONSTRATING is upon us. Inndmer'
ablo 'cases Of weakened nerves ex-
hausted strength and debility date
from these days OF feverIsh exeriion,
fret, and cold rooms. .....
Every good housewife, however.
feels bound to risk health aud strength
In this annual struggle with dirt and
dust.
But as preparation for great bodily
and mental strain, hosts OF careful
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-14

L'OR SAI.E-A first.cl bicycle. lates I
II Improved, ga0d a, new. COS $50,
viii be sold for IS cash Ad iress Ilicy-
Gle. Republican Office. ml4.tt'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-14

About fifteen railroad men went
down to OLD Point Comfort, over the
Delaware Railroad yesterday morn
Ing, accompanied by their wives.
They are putting up at the liyerN
Hotel Tho party was composed OF:
James Hanson and wife, j. Baron and
wife, W. J. Johnson aud wife, William
Shepherd and wife, ID. W. Conner and
wife. II. W. Harrison aud Wife W, D
Maxwell and wifo, Mira. Roberts. Miss
Weeks, ", ]. Randolph, W. J.Sterling
Captain Bodlne of tho SoIth Jersey
railroad. l.. Il. Shepherd, Il. q. Bla.s
doll assistant train master OF tn
South Jersey railroad, A. l.. Sparks. j
II. Negan OF Washington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-14

Marshal Lannan and County Com
missioner Meuley spent Satlr-
day OF Delaware City. They had a
jolly time iisniug. Tho Marshal
caught a pike % inches long and the
County Commissioner caught TWO
large black bass. 1t WAS reported
early In the afternoon that the two
had caught young grampRs and TIM.
something else had run away with
two OF tho hooks. Thsy arrived in
New Castle in the afternoon but on
their honor they bought no iiah there
When they arrived home thsY had two
baskets full OF fish. Some 81 them
were stripped AMI 1t Is sald they had
been whipped at New Castle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-14

Ntcholo Cercheo. ex.trensurer OF the
Italia Beneficial Society, OF this city,
has been locked up on the chlrge oil
elnbezzlement. The allegations are
that the ex-tIeasurer stole Slb5 but The
amount he promised to make good by
May 10. He occurred employment in
Philadelphia and his earnings he lnten'
ded to nay into the TREASURY OF the
lodge. Being laid OF he was unable to
pay tho amount but many OF his fei'
low lodge members weio willing L
wait while onEer on him. When ht
came here yesterday lie was arrested
on warrant sworn out by one oil The
luuua ulilrars.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-14

L. W. Stidham and Son. auctioneere,
coli on Thursday last for Jo.in Mctoy
and son, In Christiana hundred, soy
eral horses. for which good prices
were obtained. Amorg the sales were
those OF mare and colt 5l30. marc
clio to Postmaster stewart, yearllnR
colt S205. year colt $50 to Postmaster
Stewart. 3 months colt 575 two COWS
&aS. james j.. Green purchased one OF
tine dogs Mt $3.50 which he will take on
the track this year. The other dog
WIS sold for $50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-14

John L. Orchard Saturday afternoon
through his counsel, Austin Harrlng.
ton entered civil euit In the Pro-
thonotary's Office for damages against
LOWS z. Buck for SANDER Mr.. Or.
chad at one time was cashier OF tina
CON pany In Mr.. Bucks office. L. n.
Buck his brother, bscame his bonds.
man to the amount OF 5000, Mr.. Or
chard Will push the case to trial as he
feels aggiieyod over the report circu-
lated concerning his character.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-14

An evening with tho phonoJrlph
will be given in Epworth VI. L. emu oh
Tomorrow night. under tho auspioes
Of Mrs l. springs sunday school
class. The whole audience can hear
the phonograph sing. talk or play
music as distinctly as though person
was speaking or performing. The
whole audience can hear 1t at ono time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-14

THE members OF the CommOnw alth
l. lieGshGlal Association are hereby
cautioned against 5tVctal eX.aVents who
ar uing language derogutory % this
$40 claa0H All sta egleEta made by these
Inea are t! Q Is Mr.. Isaa r. Mum
Grot n1lati my uN-Igents VINO has lust
80 ted 3 cia,l'l gains him for embOzzel-
merit. bifare SR!if Nc WAortcr. mud the
public Rr9 O. emily oautiourd to LOOK
Dat lor hi,u. CHS5. HAYWARD,
mi2 a. Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-14
DEGISTERS ORDER.
IN HEGISTER'a OfFIOs
NEW CASTLE COUNTY HEI.

prli 81 b. lSB4.
Upon the application of Edward MoC Il
l!steI, Administrator OF Charles NItche.t.
lac ri Nav ..-ti huudUetl. in suid
county. deceased. II IS ordered and d !recL.
ed by tho Register that the Administers
tor aforesaid give notice OF granting
OF Letters OF Administration upon
the estate OF the deceased. with the late
of granting thereof, by causing advertise.
nenis To DO posted within forty days from
the date OF such letters in SIX of tho most
requiring all persons having demands
abide by All act OF Assembly In such case
made anu provided and also cause the
came to be inserted within the same per-
iod Ia the DAILY iEpuBLICAN, a news
paper publshedin Wilmington, Del, and
to be continued therein three week /, To- ..
-, Given under the hand and SO II
SIS. OF Office ofthe Register aforesaid
i - at Wilmington. In New Castle
County aforesaid. che day and year abovs
written J. Villains CooCH. Register.
( SGT!GE-Nutice S hereby give "a That lot.
+ ttTSo Administration were III due form
i OF law granted unto the uudersIKned, on
! the 9th day Of Amt A. D. 1891, aud
that all persons having claims against he
estate of the deceased must present the
sauna duly attestea,t 10 the said Administra.
tor, on or before the hlh day o. ADril
1884, CT abide the Act of Assembly lu
Guch case MADE and provided.
! EDWARD Met AtL4SrElt,
Administrator.
Address-state Road. Del. a6
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-14

Eesl stat ana mer'gage. Money 20
loan OH tiii mortgages Foreign dfaftp
and money orders steamship tiCSets to
aud from Europe Pea. estate bought
m sold. Rents and Incomes c. iiUe ed
Investments tWdIotouSly seIeCted.
For sate-iiarp RS Terry Paper o, {
per Cttnt FonGs. huHtmgto Broad foF
) per 81 At ear. Trust Certi1rates.
n. ". Corner Eighth aud Marker StR
matt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-14

Father d. ]. Flynn. OF st. Mary's
Church, found the ease of surgical In
strunents lost by llr. Frank Harris on
Tuesday last, and which was advcr.
tieed In the REPUBLICAN, on Wednesday
Tho Doctor has reCo vered his property
and Is very thankful to hnve done so.
aa at ono timo he thought they were
gone beyond recovery Father Flynn
received his warne5t thanks Tor their
recovery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-14

at tho RapusLloAs oIiat to.dsy. In the
Hhilde:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-14

II. l.. Evans Il Co, real estate agents
and brokers' at Ligh:h and Murhst
streets, held ons OF the most success
full sales conducted in our city this
year. There were ~ lots sold, ayera :.
ing from siSO To Sill per foot front at
Wawa4ot Land LoiHrAny', near River
view cemetery. l.. " StidhHm u Son
we've tue auClioneers. Tho attendance
was good and the bidding lively.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-14

Tue damage suit OF John G. Clarli
VS.. Jut eph l., Carpenter, jr., for in
juries received In slipping OIL the ice
coVersd steps In front of Mr. Car
pon ers office. has been settled fol-
$500. blr Clark was not III Rord
health when lie foil, which resulted In
his deeth. John Biggs represented the
rlaIu'lii aud Lewis &. Nandogrlft thu
defendant.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-14

About one hundred crates OF straw
berries arrived In our market this
morning, and brought from = to II
cents Ier box hy the crate. The straw
berry seaaon Will be oyer by the last OF
May. and the glut will com menee
about tho last of this week. The ma.
joritv of the berries that were re-
ceived to-day came from the vicini.
ty OF Sealord, Del.