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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-23

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silsniu Sksrbu Mar. W RspperswyIu,
utrzymujac, ts ida, "a rsds ,Zgody''
wychodztwo smerykshskie 'wysle pie.
nisdze do Europy 6ez posrze6y.
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ME vie potrzebie popsrcis msteryal
nego tel .ywotnIejszej czssOi spo'eczsh-
stws polskiego, kt6rs " imie zdepts.
nyeh prsw Boskich ludzkich IA nowc
Podjeis prace mad pslityozDem odrodze-
MEM Polski-oIy K. P. ME vie czyn.
nym ruchu " krsju, cry te, idso slsdem
stshczykow usiiuje tiumio goH
Otot TAXA jest roinics pomiedzy LIg,
q Nv. N p, TO Ligs choe prryjic 20.
mocs brscicn nsszym "a ocesnem gdy
nddejdzie czas do tsgo, . Zwiazek N. p.
jus wywiesii sztsndsr Czynnego popar.
ola sOslH nGrodoasej ma poEskiej zfenlf;
co 60 norslnie pedniesie W oozsch kra.
ju csiego wychodztws polskiego, 90
Pracy nsrodowej ns grunoie smeryks6.
skim NADIA wiecej zywotnosci, silly
WARY W doniosiosc zsdsh wyohodztws.
Y reszts 81. kolego cd pKur. Pol"
wolnosc Tomku " tuoim domku; rob
ole sobie wsszym sksrbem 90 wan sic
ayw podobs; my Iss popiers6 bedziemy
iscznosd ! solidsrnosb krsjem ME ma
pspierze - ale ozynem.
Prosimy tes przYjrzec sic dzisislnosci
irlsndczykow smerykshskioh.
zsstrzegsmy sobie rss jessoze, ss ME
ma tn mowy wslce oretem " rsku;
ale o wslce tsjnej "a pomoos pi6rs I
ows tywego, krors sic toczy M ziemi
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-23

w niniejszym numerze zakohszyli
smy powiesc nPozsry izgliszozs". W
przyszsym numerze rozpecznimy druk
Pieknej powiesci Orzeszkowej p. {.
nSylwek Cmentarnik" many nsdsieje,
10 nsdobne czytelniczki oEytelnicy
nssi Przyjms js rownie sympstyOznie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-23

Dziwi mas bsrdzo, ze redaktor mo-
wego Zycis" ME zns etymologii wyrazu
arbitralny. Otos srbitralny znaczy
tyle 90 ssmewisdny, sbsolutny. Rad
terorystyozny moae wiec bye arbitral.
nym.
A cor Me trzebs wiec tax lekkomG.
ME ofarewsc konis REDEEM - ktorsQo
sic ME ma.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

The State executive committee met
In the rooms OF the Young Mems Re.
publican Club on Ring etreet q II. DC
Q. IN. on Tuesday. General James Ii,
/ Wilson, president. In the chair aud
Secretary Hugh Browne at BILE post
General Wilson, after stating that the
meeting was called merely for oousul
tRtion and an exchange Of Views. made
a pleasant reference TO the trend oil
political matters ard the rensous fol
encouragement for effort to redeem
onr State from the party which has sc
long dominated our affairs.
There was also motion to name q
day In July for the meeting OF the
State Convention to nominate caudI,
dates for Governor and Congressman,
but FOR some suggestions, the matter
was laid over. Something was also
said about the apportionment of dele.
gates, but 1t was decided to leavs that
work to the County Com missioners.
good report wRs made by representa-
tives from both Kent md Sussex coun-
ties, out thoro was no recommended
tlon made for action, MS 1t was %.
teemed too carly In the season to COM
inence In any CANVASS although 1t has
been said eternal vigilance ls the price
OF liberty"
Aboutone o'clock the committee,
with number of friends, including
Senator Higgins, Il. G. Bradford and
Col. Nlelds. paItook of limo lunch, to
which ample justice was done. After
concluding the pleasant exere SEES OF
satisfying the appeiites short con.
Terence followed. when the commit
TOE adjourned, subject to tho call of
the president = -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

The Inquest on the body of Carlo
huVn was continued by Deputy Coro.
ner Palmer yesterday In The Municipal
Court,
Drs. Charles E. Baird and ABB IIarri.
testified to holding a post-m ortem ex
animation on Ruva's body. They
round a small flesh wound on thu
right side OF the Jaw and a dozen stnt
wound on the left side of the neck
The latter was the cuube OF Ruya'.
dentb. The wound In the neck wal
ABOUT ilye Inches deep and extended
into the lett chest. In entering the
chest the knife severed the left carotid
and eubcluvin arteries. Death mus
have resulted In a few minutes,
MRS. Rlena Elscloni was In front oil
the store when Faino went into 10,
Market street.
The prisoner was in the dock dur
Ing the hearing OF the evidence and
declined to say anything, except thai
he was drunk. The Jury returned tnt
following verdict:
Resolved, That Carlo Rlvo. other.
wise known as Charles White, came to
his death on April 20, lSJt, Mt 1914 Mar.
ket street, Wilmington, from stab
wound inflicted by a knife in tho hand
p MiVlei Ialno, and hat tho said
oiichel talno did, with Expressed mai.
ICE aiorethought, STAB and kill the said
Carlo Ruvo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

AS tho time for the appointment oil
n successor to Magistrate MonaghRr
draws near the contest wnNos hot.
This morning james Thompson. one
OF tho candidates went to Dover on
the 8 ID O'Clock train accompanied by
Senator John Pyle. On tho II.Ol
O'CLOCK train Thomas II. lnlly wont to
Dover also to wait on tho Governor.
lis deputGtlon comprises Captain
William Condor. General Hart. Dcnnla
Dougherty. Daniel Mckinney. Chioi
OF the Flra Department Snistle, John
Dordon, John hiulrooney. ed. Douo.
hoo. John Carr. Jas. McKeough. Jro. j.
Lhlly, Michael Newell, Jno. :Nlaionny,
Hubert A. Cassidy. lJr. John {. Eahoy
and Daniel ". Lynch. The term OF
the present incumbent expires ON next
Saturday. Ex.Mas istrnte smith lie
also candidate, end pr. Fitch went
10 Dover IN his interests to-day. Who
will lie the fortunate one no one at
present can toll.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

Surely the show at tho Wonderla nd
this week should please the IN 5st crit.
lcal aB Inc eniertaument offered at
this popular resort ID tho best ono OF
the aeason. Clarence Vale. the big
headed boy, is the ,uost curious freak
OF nature 10 Auierioa. llle little fel.
lows heud IL tlmos tho size OF a
mhn's head, ana the largest hat 10 the
audience yesterday looked like plrn-
pie on calnei's back. There are sew.
cral other good acts III t.ls Gurio hall
that ainuse and entertain, In the
theatre, Nu!doon's Picnic Is produced
in elaborate sty!e. every member of
the company doing first class special
ties and laughter Is tho rule from
start 20 finish. Tho management eep-
talnly deserves credit in securing such
attractions and large crowds will no
doubt visit tho Mnsee during thu
week. On Friday every lady Will 70.
ceive O hand painted souvenir.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

LONDON, April 9S.-1hls was ST.
Georges Day AMI was celebrated In
the neual hummer by the Lord Mayor
Of London. who gave \ banquet st the
Mansion lIuuse, his Official residence,
Among tho guests wore the MARQUIS
OF Ripou, Secretary OF State for the
Colonies and tho lion. Thomgs L,
Bayard, the American Ambassador.
Tie Lord Mayor, the Right Hon,
George II. Tyler. offered toast to
tho United States which WAS rospond.
oil To byMr Bayard. Tho American Am
bHssalor, as ho arose to speak, was on.
Enthusiastically eheercd.
He made n fellcitous speech, In thu
course of which he referred to America
as the mischterous boy, who, perhaps,
Tor that reason was all the iearer.
This boy ran away from home, but he
never returns to Great Britain without
foollng that it is his home. Mr.. Rnyord
added that he. himself. never met a
body OF representative lnSl5hmen,
speaking Ills own language and artic.
uniting the expression of that liberty
which Is their common al N, without
great Joy and pleasure.
Continuing. he said: america has
joined Great Britain In advancing the
worlds civilization and the hopes and
aspirations OF mankind As represent.
Ing branch That wns broken from
the main stem l20 years ago let me
drink TO the great root and all Its
branches"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24


Your reporter was snuhterinu alonu
second strcet this morning, When ap,
proaohing Sbipley, he was Attracted
py dense smoke coming from the
door OF the large oigar aud tdbacou
etofe OF Messrs. II. L. Bourbon 4 Bro.
Upon investigation II was found that
the sm oke ofigioated from one OF tho
celebrated "City Market" cigars, whicn
the Messrs. Bourbon have such q
reputation FOR making.
While there Mr.. Is. showed us
through his establishment which Is a
new one, he having purchased 1t re-
Gently from the former owner, and
intends to make this his principal de-
pot but will still keep his old eetab.
llshment at No East Second etreet.
1hls new property Is one Of the same
properties which stood for almost a
tham.
Now like Phoenix rising from its
ashsS. these enterprlsIng gentlemen
nave purchased the property. and will
devote the entire building TO their
urge and constantly increasing busl-
ness. as you enter tho store your
eyes are greeted with very pleasing
grained in light colored o6A, and
neat shelves filled with their we'll.
known brands OF tobacco and cigars
are Ground and about us.
comfortable chairs Invite us 10 sink
INTO them, nnd lose our cares and
troubles In the comfort OF a good
cigar. then il we are vain large mir
ror S6xiS. will reflect our sweet selves
IN all lite originality. Everything posi-
Die is done for the comfort OF the
patrons ami with all the modern ap.
DIlQnpAQ Tn t,I al,
gether with three handsome silver
mounted show cases. make up h cigar
store not equalled by any other IN our
last growing city.
ON the second floor they havb their
factory, stripping. drying and also
stock room. On the third floor pack.
lag room, drying, cigar box room end
storage room for cigar boxes. For
ten years these gentlemen have been
making special brands of cigars. called
the Clty Market" RUBY Gpldon,"
words TO the smokers of this city and
whose fame has reached from the
Orient to tho Occident.'
Ihelr stock Is purchased directly
from ilrst hands from Havana. Suina.
ira ana from tho tobacco growing
sfctions OF our country. this stock Is
forwarded in It's original packages
ana at the lowest price for quality.
~ us enabling this entorprislng firm
70 put me best material in thoit goods
uIu az the lowest expense for the quail
lty. For the truly Amerlcan citizen
lney make cigar composed entirely
OF American tobacco ana export
smokers say we can beat tho world
Tor tlavor and smoking.
This Is left to the taste and desire of
tho user OF the weed himself.
Messrs. Bourbon ~ Bro. are cordial.
peasant people and have tho power of
heNplhg customer after tllSy have
oire secured hiu. Not only by tile
,iItu9s oil thelr stock but also by their
p,easi,iS manners. Call ard look
upon them III thelr brand new home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

Mrs. kelgwin's Bible class, Of the
west Presbyterian Sunday School,
last evening rendered her u birthday
surprise party. she having reached
her iifty-thild milestone yesterday.
The gathering was pleasant one,
during which Miss Brown, one of the
students. presented to her teacher, on
behalf of the class two handso me
chairs. which were received by her
with thanks. Rev. Mr.. KeIgwln
also spoke Of the kind feeling he
had for the class and tho members
OF the church In general. To see Il
returned was source Of 1nueh pleas.
ure TO him.
lie casualty remarked that Rev. Mr..
ialmage observed on his visit to our
clty some time ago. that he had
preached in many churches in the
United States and elsewhere and that
tho West Church was the pIeasantest
no had ever occupied. MIR. L. also
complimented The officers for the man.
nsr in which they handled the great
crowd. 20 as to prevent disorder and
confusion. lie also admired the lam D
which Mrs. KS. Sunday school ella q
presented to her year ngo. saying IL
was the finest he had ever seen.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24
The Fairest,
Iruast and Best.

Don't be afraid to buy
our lowest price Suit. Have
no fear as to good quality,
makes no difference il It's
but a So Suit for a boy OIL
IS Suit for n man-Tts the
same good, dependable cloth.
That same care and pains,
taking IS stamped upon it.
The fitting, the style, the
shape ana twist is in the
lowest, same as highest cost
Suits.
Expect more for youl
money. The changed con.
ditions have given us lower
prices. In turn, we make
lower prices for you. The
$40 Men s Suit of to-day is
superior to the same price
of last season. So it is in all
qualities.
Keep in mind reliable
Suits for boys as low as
$3.50.
Reliable Black Suit for
men, so.
Keep in mind a very hand,
some Junior aud other little
fellows Suits the prottiest
we've ever seen. $3.50 and
up.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

Muxey Haugh, the little BROOKLYN
bantam weight, has challenged thq
world at 10 pounds.
George Dixon and Ally pilminer a,f
"hammuriug away" at each otneI
through the press, OF course. Tor nd,
yertising purposes and all for pound
of human flesh. A purse of sIlD0 Ios
been offered for them to ngLt PIim.
mer wants it at ia and Dixon liz
pounds. There you nte
BosruN, Mass, Atril 23.-.Iohnny
Griffin. tho 1}ralntree' feat heI-vai,tnf
and Alfred Critic, of Australia. boyaI
an eight-lound draw in this gify Ia
night at TIE Casino. Griffin wus nat in
II fionl the start, and But for M tlsrree.
ment being nude thai tl,v lrai@ n.
ceipts DO divided eQuully Gririn would
have won in three or tour rounds. IL
The last round Gri!l1n kotL rnnuint,
away and Critic did tIot seem to Wani
TO hurt him ard oily countnrod ar
landed occasion lily until lime v.as
called. The agI senent bei1r made
that II both men were ON their fe.t a,
the end Of the eighth round II wouj1
be called adraw, SO captain Daly had
10 Cali IL ono.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

The following notice Will explain all
MCINALL- MlTCnELI. T. On ApriI d,
1891, nt 1898 Paramount avenue. phila
delphln, by the Rev. JlcJh Told. u, II.
pastor Of trinity NJ. L. Church, form
cry OF Grace ". i. Church. Whining
ION DEL Edward MeEnH!l to Ami,
Mitchell, itughteruf Hairs NJ aud IL.
titia g. Mitchell. both formerly OF vii
mingt n Del.
Mr.. Edward McInall formerly re
sided In our city and built tho hand
some stone dwelling at Delaware ava
nus ana Jefferson STREETS. some III
Teen or mere years ago where he 10
sided With his first wlfd lady whom
he married. who resides somewhere In
the Vicinity of Darby, Pa.
The marriage apparently was no. a
happy ono although tho couple had
several children. They finally agreed
70 ulsaSree ana MIS-. McluaIl applied
tor and procured divorce.
Mrs. McInall nunbar two ia well
known IN our city and Is a handsome
LOOKING woman of The brunette style
and Formerly resided al No, 4O3 .TetIer.
son street. 1t IL to be hoped theil
weuued NE VIII be full of happiupgs
ny Innll mas snort time to stop o.
this earth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24


qFnSsf sais sEst asa rlss
this city for The Della ware and Chesa
peake canal to catch fish.
inc party was composed OF Deputy
Marshal David W. Hughes. captai1
Marshal Lannan, County Gohl mission.
er John J. Mealey. Frank Boyle, Wi.
liam Q. Cole. Artemus Wilhelm, John
soy. n'
Captain Hughes told funny storles
Whieh enticed the fish to jump out OF
tho water and get into tho basket.
Marshal Ladnan was "Boyle. ipgS With
rhge because Meailey had secured tho
rod limo and whistle OF officer SCOTT.
which has taken more fish out OF the
canal than any other wooutiits.
Livery time kinsey would act bite
he would seem to lose hls Holt, or his
eyes would become Blair (y).
The party played an Interesting
game OF ball. Marshal Lnnnan gave
one OF these hits he gave to the two
fellows in Dover and Comml ssiuner
Mealey teleph 3ned for ono OF the
county Consstablcs to find the lost
leather but he could not come up
with the ball. A new one was pro.
ourod, and 1t ls stated that Mr.. Bowie
dioye hot one TO first base where
Hughes was king and he not liking
10 make IN arrest while Lanupn was
around. turned bic back and the ball
round It's way into his pookc..
lhero Is no truth In the statement
that they only cnught two fish, which
came floating down, nor that they
bought five dozen OF different kinds
from three barefooted boys who
Waded in little ditch for the fish.
before going home tho party stopped
at Mr.. Coles home. Maryland avenue
ana Chestnut street. where they found
a ine tefrlpin supper awaiting thom,
prepared during their absence. 1t was
a complete surprise to the party and
thoy thoroughly enjoyed it after their
day'B sport. All the party were loud
III thOir praise OF Captain Hughes and
tchdored MIR, Cole a vote OF thanks for
the surprise supper.
a report reached this office this
morning that two boys at nare's Cor
nor hotel sold n baeket OF fish to nine
Wilmington gentlemen last evening
Tor 81 So but the fishing party was not
the party who bought the fish.
The ilshprmon complain bitterly OF
Captain. Hughos taking all tho big
Observation-Disclosures black bass and
Claiming that no caught them all.
Ibe funniest incident of the day
was when William G. Cole saw tho eel
taken from the canal and ha fell
on his back and called on tho Marshal
TO take away the Stake.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24
THIRD EDIT TOM.



The session Of the Board OF Educa
tioa last night was brief but busy
one, The resignation Of CHARLES W.
Grant az O member OF the board from
che Tenth ward was accepted.
A proposal to fill up the lbt at schooI
No. "a. ut a cost OF SO, was approval
A copy of tho Government OF tho
City OF Philadelphia" was presented
to the board by President Baird and !
vote OF thanks extended tb its donor
Howard ID. Rons.
A petition, signed by thlrty.foul
members OF Camp No. d Patriotic
ciuer Sons OF America, was presented
by Mr.. Baynard. 1t explains itseif:
Whereas, We understand that the
heaain9 OF the holy Hible in the
pupllc SCHOOLS IS not COMPULSORY. and
Whereas. We hellove il should lie,
therefore wo respectfully petition YOU
honoreDle body to take such action
~ VIII make the reading OF tho Holy
Bible In the public schools ompui
sorry
Inc petition was referred to the
Committee on Teachers,
Joseph Pyle. chairman OF the Fl.
nance Cemtrittse. reported 81 40. 23l. 81
as the estimate OF funds ne eded fol
tho support of the schools during Inc
year ending July /, 1895. lie said the
amount was os large as tile law would
permit and suggested the enactment
oil law by the next Legislature tt
Increase the appropriation for the
schools. Several bills were orderer
paid.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

AkTANTED reliable white girl for
w general homework In a family of
two. App'y at I5Gy Rodney street. ne a,
DclhWufe avenue. All II
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

Tomorrow "wednesday, 25th) Is
Quarterly Meeting bay OF holiness
Christian Association, 81 Walnut
etroet. Presiding Elder q. w. Ruth. az
Indianapolis, Ind. and Elder Jonas
Prumbuuer, OF Chester will be pres.
Ont. Services begin at 10 u. m. con.
tiuuing all day; baptism foot OF Wal.
nut street ut Q y, m. holiness meeting
ut $50; preaching and Lords supper
In the evening. followed by tho orIil-
nance OF feet washing. All Christians
welcome Preaching this eyoEing Ut
$50 by the presiding elder.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

WM II. MrIuftoti gu Dear Sir.
nuye tile uohor ami Measure TO notify
pu that at nnr pfImhry nomination
et'ioh Iast saturday evening, 2lsl
anst, YOU we're Ghost by an absolute
.slod5ty OF Votes ms our Candidate for
Nv oihce OF Goronerat nsNt Sovem
per elsclioh anu mat our IN sm bers are
sVuilu 70 vote lof YOU aud to 10 their
Utmost oest among thor friends to
sooni" your nomination neSf Satur.
Wy tae Eath INST, u y orGnr and in the
naihe ol INC independent German Re-
Sgnile5n Ilu1, dry He- penttully
AouTs lT9Iy II. en- I'aurion Sec.
l. VI. Ii. q. OF " tIAilNGToS DEL,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

BIT 7. WlIIHmp0u Was Dasalnr mn
King street yestefduy aflgrngf,,' an,' ~ nj :,
.out oHloeI AS he apa!pacAed FIFTH
seleel ne lhl ned MS aoGd to look al
tIe excavations MAJ . TO Fay tho sewer
AZ Us lie turned y sterped INTO z
noe ihous lot an III let whtca Ind beer
IuG oht ana lett unprotected ftr
w. caught Tor supubft at an ewpinr
pole, anu although THROWN Ia fhe stiitI
depth OF the hole, BttII. rySaniing' a
slight jan, he was moi iniursl ~ ma
accident.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

Judge Grilbb tomorrow afternoon
al o'clock will hear tho application
OF II. II. Ward for the reloasa OF jacob
Goodman who Ia now in New Castle
jail under SIS 600 bail for breach OF
Promise. the plaintiff being Miss Sarah
Scheuerdermnn The fair plaintiff.
through bsr counsel. Andrew l.. san
born, Is anxious to compromises the
case OIL some financial basis bat Mr.
Ward hopes TO have his cliout relcussd
and the case quashed on the grounds.
which VIII give her but n pnitry sum
to soothe her lovesick heart, which
Goodman is willing to do. ie takes
hls imprisonment quietly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

William Corson q small boy llvins
with his parents at No. 2l0 West
Fourth street while walking along the
Gausaway Sunday night was knocked
down and run over by a buggy In
which two mon wero riding. Tho men
allowed the boy to go home without
any assistance. Tho little follow wac
injured internally but II Is thought
not seriously. Tho occupants of Inc
buggy 1t Is said were two butck ore Of
the second Street market.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

To tho voters OF Nav Castle county:
| would most respectfully solicit your
support for tho Republican noinina.
ton FOR coroner, tho election for which
will lie held next Saturday. Those are
my claims: | have worked for ana
voted the Republican Ticket for forty
years. ! have been on either the city or
county committee nearly all of that
time; | was ono OF the FIRST 10 enlist In
tho First Delaware Regiment at the
breaking out OF The war, and never
held any office. Can any other can.
didate show such u record?
A. y. NANpEyER.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.

1t is not necessary for us
to quote prices in this line
as It is a known fact we
are the leaders in this lin as
for style, quality, quantity
and price.
We have the largest line
OF trimmed hats, untrimme d
hats, ribbons, flowers and
laces, in the State.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

James Dever, formerly OF this city,
but who resided In Chester for tho
past ]: years died there yesterday AT :
ter weok's illness from pneumonia.
lie was a single man "A years OF age,
md had host Of friends who N onrn
his early death Ths body viii lie
brought to his brothers home, Nc. 4O7
Lombard street, from whore the fun.
ORC Will take place Thursday after
noon att O'Clock. Interment will be
mado In tho Old Swedes Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

Tom orrow promises to be slightly
cloud > preceded by showers In differ
ent locations, followed by clearing
with but little change of temperature
On Thursday somewhat cloudy, indl.
eating showers on tho coast aud some.
whit colder.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

Commissioner 8. A. MeAlister this
morning resumed the taking Of testl.
mony In the Injunction case OF tie
Mayor and Council vs.. Rdwari Adj
dicks. Ihs witneRses haa I'd were Jonn
Z, Baker, W. II. Miller and Henry &
Qripp,u Further tossl4Aeay viii Be-
hoard this AT aoop.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

Building Inspector Dchl Issued a
permit to David Dnngel to day 70 erect
sceond'ntory bay wlndow 10 Mrs,
Stnncklas house. Southwest cornsr
fltth and Adams streets. the came to
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

DIR. james II. Morgan Yesterday
went fishing down the canal aud sue.
oseded In landing fifteen fine yollo "
neds and perch. Tho genial doctor
did not have his famous fish Catching
cat with him either
William Tyndali also spent the day
tishIDR