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Lieutenant .Linsley, as master of ceremonies, called on Chaplain Atwood, who delivered a humorous address, thanking the citizens for their gener- ous hospitality, the ladies receiving the Hons share of the praise. He stated that North Haven had always been noted for it's hospitality. Parson Isbell, the Westville postmaster, then rendered several Of humorous selections, which were highly appreciated. Then came speeches from Rev. MT. Lusk, Rev. Mir. Reynolds, also Rev. MT, Lathrop. P. S. Gilmore of the Sixth Pennsylvania cavalry. .#-.-s# d. ,
 The following records of the deaths of members came. to the secretary dur Ing the year: .a | Commissary sergeant, Elisha S. Cur tis, Soldiers home, Noroton, September 20, 1893,
 Ammi B. Palmer, Company B, Bran ford. October 16, 1893., es az e
 william Grave, Company I, West Ha- ven, November 90. 18S3.-,
 William F. Phelps, Company K, North Haven, February 27. 1894
 John c. Kimball. Atlanta, Ga., Sep terrber p, 1891. - -..
 Frederick l. Pierpont. Company B, Fair. Haven. February 22sa1S94.t
 Martin R. Gum. Company D. New Haven, March s, 1894
 Lieutenant Heber s. Ives, Conftaky E, southington, May 2S, 4SeE. ss-ssy Joseph McGowan, Company sBy5ulysf 1894. - -:+-s = .1Ts- x 4
 Eli L. Thrall,, cempa sys AprA A 1888. sss .sss s.2 "A committee was appointed to ar
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
Hyperion.

Primrose and Vests minstrels will be the opening attraction at the Hy- perion on Monday, September 5, Labor day There will be performances ,af- ternoon and evening. The company numbers forty white minstrel artists and thirty colored performers
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Government Bonds. Following are the quotations for United States bonds at the call to-day;

NEW HAVEN LOCAL QUOTATIONS. Furnished daily by KIMBERLY, ROOT x DAT,
 Bankers and Brokers, l33 Orange street. BANK STOCKS. .,-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-04

The newsboy who could not tell
lie should DO introduced to the owner
of the funny daily, VINO one time
owned bicycle but gave it up be.
cause IL wore out the seat Of his pants
lie lines OF some men oft remind us
OF politicians the places to fill. that
their particular candidate Is tho only
one that will I'LL the bill.
Tomatoes raised at Kenneth Square
bring 40 cents per pound in Philud oil
hln, while the Florida tomatoes bring
but 10 cents per pound. 1t pays 10
raise early Vegetables at the above
prices.
The Rev. +. Burgette Short Will de.
liver an address at the commence.
ment OF the Brldgeville public school.
A yaluaEle iron gray horse owned
by Joseph St0eckle fell In the shafts
at Sixth street, receiving injuries,
which will probably result In It's death.
Dir. Ewes is In attendance.
The latest styles of derby hats,
worth $3.50. for $l.25. VOTERS, Sec
Ond and Market streets.
Miss Ida SiIby, of this city, who has
been visiting friends In Chester, re.
turned home yesterday.
Frederick b. Wall, of Albany, N, Y,
Is registered at Hotel Jenning this
morning.
Robert Hanhy. OF Holly Oak, has
lost his grip. This time the boys told
Robert to come ard he come.
There will he twenty short term
prisoners released from Now Castle iall
this month.
Mis- Sadie HeeDner, the genial clerk
at the Wayside Lunch Palace, Is tax
ing u vacation aud ID now visiting at
Noriistown, Pa.
You can get the best and lotestllnes
of hats for men and boys, also furnish.
ings, canes, umbrellas and Brough-
brummei umbrellas at Mearus. No. 7l3
Market street.
United States Commissioner Smith
this afternoon discharged Andrew
Harris. colored, who had been ar
raigned before him for selling liquor
without government llcense at Front
aEq Shlpley streets.
broken electric wire at Front and
Market streets last night caused o
block In railway travel.
The Sewing Society OF the Swedish
Baptist Church. beyond Eleventh
street bridge, will hold fair OF fancy
goods ON Thursday evonina next. A
good attendance is requested. as the
articles to be on sale are very hand
some.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-04
ROWS CHINA DEPOT.
SUMMER
SEHSON

W alter Coolers, Window
and Door Screens, Wire
Cloth, Freezers, OH Stoves
Hammocks and hundreds oil
other warm weather require
ments.
Seamless Mating, Zoe PEI
yard. .
Reversible Linoleum, 45c
per square yard. ..=.
Damask ( stair Carpet
Doc per yard.
Garden Rakes, (l2 prong,
25c. %
Garden Socket Hoes, fine
steel, 25c.
Grass hooks, fiae steel.
25c.
Garden lroWels, DC.
One Burner Oil Stoves,
soc.
Keystone Egg Beaters, 75c.
Solid Brass Dfapery Chains,
sc each.
Solid Brass Drapery Chains,
worth 25c, at Zoe.
Solid Back Scrub Brushes,
worth ljc, at Sc.
Steel EnameIed 1a,quart
Tea Pots, Soc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-04
SOCIETY MOrEs.


Go II Coxey. e. it!
You seem TO have the pluck;
III you get any good from Congress
You beat the country for luck.
BORN IN MAY.
Who first behol liz the light of day
IN springs sweet iiuwery month of May
ana wears an emerald all her lilo,
Shall be loved and happy wife.
The Kings Reception was repeated
by the Columbian CLEO Club ut the
auditorium on Wednesday evening.
The entertainment was q complete
success. although the atm osphere was
slightly warm, owing to the electric
fan falling to work.
Mrs. Joseph l.. Lavender Is Visiting
friends In Philadelphia.
musicale was given In Wesley
NJ y. Church. corner of Linden and
Jackson streets, last evening, at /
O'Clock. The entertainment was under
Tho auspices OF the Helping Hand
circle, oil the Kings Daughters OF the
church.
Our United States Marshal lie now
ready to depart for the othertworld, He
saw General CoNey AMI hts army on
Wednesday.
James IL. Horrecker. Jr.. Is in West
Virginia.
Hugh G. Brown will address the
school children at flag raising In
FELTON,, Kent-eounty.
Miss Annie Fleming, OF Harrlng'
ton Is visiting her uncle. A. Fleming
ana family. 6l2 W. Third street.
Miss Lizzie Davis and mother. OF
West Fourth street. spent pleasant
afternoon yesterday along the banks
OF tho Brandywine.
Prof. u. S. Goldey and wife will
spend to morrow and Sunday in Had
doniield, n, j.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-04

PfLE-In this city. on the 81 inst. Ben
lamin r. Pyle. aged o. years.
:, heiatives and friends. tho members OF
.rnnqywine Commahdery. No. 81
Knights OF Malta. and st. GeorRi Cas-
nc, NO. Y. g. E. are invited To attend
tue funeral from his late residence, No
sol King street. on Sunday May 9th. al
O'CLOCK p, IN. Services at the house. ln.
terlncnt AT RivtTview Cemetery.
MCCAFFERrY,-On May 81, 1894. Jam es
son OF John and Rachel McCufferty
nRed three years. months and ~ days
helhtlvcs aud friends are are invited
70 attend the funeral from tho 10 l.
urnce q his parents. No aa02 Lammo,
street. On Saturday afternoon at 9o'clurlt,
INT, rmcnt at New Cathedral Cemetery.
REMINGTON May ID. 1921. Matilda A
kenncy, aged 3I ycara.
Rclntives and friends are inyit cd TO nj
tond her funeral from the residence OF
her husband. 1900 French street on sun.
Jay AFTERNOON. at o'clock. Services al
etery.
sMlIiISuddeniy, in this city. May 81.
Mr+ Lille Smith. vito OF iIoruce III.
smith. In her 10Th year
nc ut yes 4ud tr ends of the fumily are
nv TO attend the funeral on S,ttur-
WY, Mo- ;, at 2o'clOGk. to leave her par
gus r side zee. Nc. 3Dt JACKSON street.
,crvlce at o house and Intern cht at
hiNerview cemetery. lntcrmeut private,
Dearest sister thou hast left ia.
And thy loss we deeply feel,
But It's God who has bereff us.
lie can all our sorrows heal.
a Is dPrk within our dwelling. .-
Lonely are oar hearts day,
fot the OF we loved 50 dearly
has forever passed. away. SISTER.
vt Rest
HUFF-May I'd. 1891 william Gun
K1latlNcs PnG FRIENDS are invited to ~ :
reno MS funeral ON sunday cftnrrb.;,,
Services & o'clock; III MI Joy NJ. IL
Church. lntefiHont at NJ. i. Cemetery.
lie is not dead. bat siA--'--
4 - -.~ST.us.
a precious one fIon us Is zone
voice We loved is stiIlpd,
a bilCe is vacant In our home.
MhcA ne'er can BE- filled,
Tod IL lis wisdom las recnllcd
Fhc boon his love had given. r.
n ~ lhotiEh the pody STUNT nrs here.
The soul Is safe in Heaven.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-04
SID . III
! Suit s

Our $40 Suits are marvels
OF excellence, and beat any.
thing ever offered for the
money.
They are made especially
Tor the demands of every
day usage, of material famed
ior its wearing qualities, and
are put together in o strong,
substantial manner They
look fully as well as many
higher priced suits. They've
got the Yates knack in them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-04

Get whit oar Gradys shoes; they
Ill and the price ii also. Va have the
finest line OF gents hand .se wed shoes,
patent lenthor. kang lroo, calfskin
and russell shoes, and low cut russell
anu patent leather oxtords and large
assortment OF men's Sl.25 and Sl.5U
dress shoes.
Ladies' fine dress shoes for LOO
and Sl.2j. -
Also n full line of ladies' fine dress
shoes Tor Sl.aO. IN button, lacs, rus.
sot and cloth tops. -.
we nave u iinuassortment o! mis- ses'
black and rasset shoes for IL, 90,
Youths aud boys shoes S5g and al
lhl,dten's shoes in black ana ruaset
for T5c; sizes TO IL.
GEADr's. n L cor. 81 and King Sis.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-04
LEWIS ROW,
ala KING STREET.

DAYMENrS ONLY SI.oo PEI; WEEK
Public salc--sprclal Inducements
liberal terms-igO R!veryiuw BuIldluu
lots, on '''s
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-04

y m5tat5i wlth Eoardinr IN in I a p"t.
vat family In the WIS eyn part of city,
"a story front room. n'eelY furnished aud
all home comforts. Address this Office mi
nj oTlCE.-l do hereby give notice that
~ all State license and tax thereon Is
iue and payable to tho q erik OF the
Pence on the first day Of June. A, D., 1891
nI-lst w. +. BlGGS. c. p,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-04
FIFTH EDITION.



Yesterday was the quarterly meet.
Ing day of the trustees OF the State
Hospital at Fnrnhurst. DIR. Hiram n.
Burton acted as president pro tenn.
pr, Hancker'5 report of the popuIa.
ton OF tho hospital was read and an.
proved. During the month three pa.
tientsi two males aud one female, had
been admitted; ono female had died,
four males and two females Ind been
discharged. The total population 10
23S.
The superintonrs receipts during
the month for board and treatment OF
patients was sd23.t /. makinga balance
81 S5,ooI.32 in the uperintendents
fund.
Bids were awarded as tollowss
Clothing and dry goods to s. N. Rey.
noius d Go, Middletown; grocerlesO q.
L.. Simmons; bread Henry q. Roller,
utugs, n. Il. Danforth; mutton and
veal, John A. Hopkins; beef, W,B. VII
klnsi erockery, l Lewis Row
The Finance Committee reported IN.
vorably on the following bills, and
they were ordered pnid; Booker e
Whiteseli, s4.65; VIII. Haneker siIe29t
J.. Il. Hudson & Co., $40; Duncan u
Brother $50 81; Robert McFarlan.
Ss.I69; David Mccoy, s99, Oh Wells
'iOot TJois-ff INJURY We hOiltI, pnS .1ot
Delaware and Al antic Refining Com
pany. S21 80; Pierce x simpler, s103.-
IS; John A. hopkins. S2650S; L. W.
LOOMS, SEA; Journal Printing Com
pany, 81 "a; l. Lewis Row, SSt.02; W.
II, Hnncker, S70a.59; N. B. panforth,
sf929; q, l.. Simmons. Sl,155.45; s. M.
Reynolds Il Co., Sli9 SO; George W.
l3ush and Sons Company. Sl0a.67J
News Publishing Company. 2.45; T.
N. Stayton, S2l IS
at the noon recess DR.. and Mrs.
ithncker entertained the trustees aud
thelr wives at dinner near the hospital
building. 1t was the first time the
wives OF the trustees ever assembled
on such an occasion. and IL was unani-
mousiy voted to be tho IN ost pleasant
meeting OF the board since its oraanlr
cation.
Alter dinner the guests were seated
In the amusement hall nnd highly en-
loyed the music and dancing by the
patients.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-04

The Epworth Lengue, OF Epwortt
, Nj u. Church has decided to give 3
berries OF literary and musical enter,
tainments, free to the public, In the
lecture room OF the church, the first
TO be given next Tuesday night. In
addition to the varied program oil
ROTATIONS. vocal and Instrumental
Dialogues. there will be debate on
Resolved, that the pew renting sys
tenn is detrimental to the best Inter
ests OF the church The affirmative
Will be- argued by William +. White
4nd Roy File Ids. and the negative by
Willis Oyordeer and John White Jr
A similar entertainment will be riyer
every two weeks. the program to con.
ciude with DEBATE. No admission
charged.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-04

For boys from 4 to ID
years:
800 suits, Atwood Cheviot
and Cashmere, in a dozen
different patterns, some of
them worth 81, So and Sc,
at $2.49.
200 Suits of finer quality,
handsome styles, coiorings
and materials, including a
fine Blue Cloth; every Suit
Atwood and well worth IS
and over, at $2.9S.
$50 Suits extra fire quality
all this Seasons goods, fine
Grasaimeree. Blue Serge Tri,
cot and Vlcuna Chevlot,
equal to any to be found
at any price, at $4.98 and
$5.75.
For young men from IA
to 10 years-l50 Suits with
long pants of Atwood Chev.
lot or in Plain Black, Neat
Gray and Brown Mixtures,
sold elsewhere all the way
from $40 to S12; our price
$6.99.
For gentlemen-A line of
Suits i'll Plain Black or Blue
Cheviots or Neat Mixed Pat.
terms, every Suit Atwood,
worth $l4 and SIS; our
price IS. is.
A line of fine Worsted
and Cashmere Suits, the lat.
est and most fashionable
patterns, usually sold from
$40 to $40; urprice $3.50.
A Coat and Vest, Imported
Clay Diagonal, latest style of
Dove Tail Getaways, usually
sold at SIS; our price SO.
Special sale of 500 Chill.
dren's Suits, from A to IA
years, at 92c a Suit as long
as they last.
R. w. WOLTERS, |
I'd and Market SITS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-04
$1,000

For a strictly All.wool
Rough Cheviot or Clay Suit.
The styles are the nobby
long cut sack, either round,
straight or double.breasted
or cutaway, made and trim.
med in our usual superb
manner, and on the fit. We
Stake our reputation on sell.
ing the best tailored wares
i'll the city. Try from store
to store and you'll not find
their equal for 50 more per
suit. Other $40 suits in
Cassimeres, Homespuns,
Serges, Flannels and dag.
onals.
At So and SIS you can
pick from sixty styles of as
Dressy Suits as you ever
want to wear.
Mems Suits from IS to
$22.
The Young Mems Depart
ment is boomlng;most OF the
styles we have for men we
make up in youths sizes =
always 81 or more less in
prices. =
Juvenile Suits, handsome.
ly braided and trimmed,
$3.50, So, $3.50, 81, $3.50
and IS.
Little Boys Suits, ages 4
to 10, $3.50 to So.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-04

ELKToN, Nd, May 3.-Ail the build
iDgs on the farm OF Patrick sullivan,
situated on Iron Hill, three miles from
here, were destroyed by tire this
morning, together with their contents,
consisting OF hay. grain, farming I'm
PIGMENTS and household effects. Tn o
fire started in the barn. and its orlai u
Is unknown. Loss, $4,000.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-04

This does not apply to the horses Al
Gloucester, but to the race of three
we'll known Wilmingtoniuns. MGs.r,
". {. iindall. james Brown a1l nj
d. Crossan for the canal about ST
Georges this morning. fne gentlemen
ton from business cares, and n snlrit
ot r'Salary exists between them.
III one trip ono is ahead, IN the next
another thus keeping up the Interest.
lhese gentlemen never use good
NOOK and make resolution before
they lsave Wilmington not to take
any "lilthy lucrs" with them, SO they
VIII not be thrown into temptation
nhd be TEN pied to purchase some of
the iinny tribe, Rumor has it that
they have made arrangements with
Mt. Mcclure, the fish man, to tako all
their catch over aboke what they need
for their triends.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-04

Tho dwelling house. barn and out,
buildings together with all their con.
tents. belonging to Patrick Sullivan.
OF Iron Tin, lrnclder hundred, was
destroyed 10y fire yesterday, entailing
u loss Of about 5000.
Inc llhmes are supposed to be of in
cehdlafy origin, and broke out in tGo
absence oil The family. Neghhors
saved the stock from destruction. mi
all the household goods and farming
implements were lost. The burn was
substantial structure and only re-
Gently improved. There IL no clue to
the.prepetrutors OF the act.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-04

State Delegate Kane and County
Delegate I.Jell King and sixteen other
prominent members of ina Snnient
Order of Hiberuians left TO-DAY m
nooh Tor Omaha. Neb., to attend thr
biennial convention of the order. AT
thlladelphia they will Join the depu.
Htlons from other States There are
seven divisions of the order in ans
county and new division Will he
iol lnsd soon after the return of the
state officer. Tho order during the
last two years has 'uade an Increase
in membership in tile Unltod states
and Canada oil nearly 20,OOO. Frlnk
Pagan, New Castle. is State 1reasurer
since the death OF treasurer 10y.
holds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-04
THIRD EDITION.


Seventy members OF st. Johns.
Lommandery, No. !, MISUNDERSTANDING
Iempiar, attended service In st. An
urew's Church last night. The oeea.
sion was the Ascension Day service.
and seldom In church has been eeeli
more picturesque congregation.
The knights were in full uniform,
and entered the church while the
chpir sang the professional HYMN.
Hail the Day That Sees Him Rise"
The sermon was to have been
preached by Rev. DR.. Murray, but ow-
ing TO his illness Rev. A. X. Walker
read the sermon he had prept red.
When the creed was being recited the
large number of mems voices gave
the repetl.ion an unusual effect, and
when the clause, aud in Jesus Christ.
our Lord was said. every sword was
pared and held aloft. II was strlk.
ing and pretty SIGHT. Bishop Cole.
man welcomed the knights to the
church and tho benediotlon was pro,
= lounned,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-04

Mr.C. L. bartholomew. Kalkassa. Mich.
writes: "Dr. David Kennedy's Favor.
ito Romedy saved my life when was
victim OF Drights disease Ii you
are suffering from Brlght's disease,
diabetes, or any urinary trouble, you
should use this only cure, Il had,
been troubled since 1862 writes S. n.
Arnold, of Rochester, N. Y, with
gravel and cata:rh OF tho bladder.
Tried several doctors, but no relief.
Upon advice. used Dr. David Ken.
nedy's Favorlto Remedy. The result
was marvellous; few bottles entirely
cured me.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-04
A. C. YATES & co
18Th & Chestnut Sts.,


southeast Car. 9TH and Hing streets
II you want fine groceries ut wholcs lie
prices, come To ruth and King streets,
6penel It's d y II line lot OF table condl-
mrhts; cream pitchers of mustard at 10
cents, cut glhA, nugs OF mustard 3 cents
plelslc.t. Hue tal'1c continent large
helile, only 10 cents. Don't forget Our
SOAPS At 5rents; We will open Tomorrow
u lol OF new tea aud coffee; our nelfasi
tea ut % cts. Is fine, none like it our Java
caiicc ntH2 cents Is iLst as goud us you
pay 20 cents Tor; we nave all the lending
brands Of Hour. Hungarian patent, Is
good and very low; our tulunIbia syrup
81 ~ cis. 81. Is like honey, fine. baking mo
tsses ~ { md cts. Il Ut; have you ever
trtet our spring rally starch. 1t Is most ex-
eellcnt t. X cp tie ciotEe VIII fe, Trolley
soap is truly the best SOAP we ever offer
ell, It makes the clothes so white aud IL
keeps the hands So soft, only : cents;goOd
pultcrl ilne fresh eggs always ON hand nj
II. NJ W1tlt, cor Fifth and King streets
in4-6t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-04


In Squire Keiley's court this morn
ing George B. Stewart brought suit to
recover SIS. 40 for work done for Chas.
R0ynOlds on the house on the New
Castle scauseway. AIR. Reynolds set
up the pien that he he'd oontract"..
with George lfosils to do IT," .,o+t-For
SIS and that he, iIcn.,, had subIatsaa
ln9 loo to '-yrgo B. wart who no
Wv KnoW In tho contract, and who
P.tgiprmed The MQEk 2qI rendered =
u,I Tor s3S 40, for WHICH AT. is5yi6 lds
refused to pay.
After hearing tho evidence on both
sides the squire gave Judgment for
SO, wheroupon Mr. Reynolds lawyer
snpenled the case to the upper couNt
Nj. ElWdrd II. cochran, Jr., was coun.
sei for the defendant ana liighman
johnson for the the plalnJl(f.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-04

The Y. NJ. @. A. base ball club will
40 to Dovor, Del tomorrow morning
on the s. Is train and cross bats with
tho team from the Conference Aoade-
my. The Wilmington boys will have
their now suits and expect to put up q
Whining game. Mr.. Percy Morrison
will look after the welfare OF the
home team and keep the boys In trim.
The team will be the guests Of the
Dover boys and expect TO have roy
al good time at the capitol.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-04

At the annual meeting OF the stock
tclders Of tho Joanna Heights Camp
Meeting Association Row II, ". Sehing
was elected President; Rev. Samue
Plank. Secretary, and Peter Plank
Treasurer The report OF tho Treasur
er showed that the indebtedness had
Deen decreased $500 last year Rev.
William Powck was chosen spiritual
mandger The meeting will begin
August 1, and con tlnue ten days, fol
lowed by temperance meeting and
farmers Institute.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-04
sArUlip Ny. MAY 18th. 1894.
on the promises.

sale to commence at . o'ciccG n. IN.
WilminItons beautiful suhurb cor,
iundng view Of the surrounding Gollnti,
and delaware liver. Nearly opposItn ~,
RiNerSicw Cemetery ON linz ofAiurket 81
tiecl rae railway. when passes diI Getty fl
front oil this property, Ten mimi -,
from f"nth and Market streets
rare opp0ri hnty for investors or nm,
one desiring Il lot to build upou with M
city taxes. The property lying aIonr : h,
tl;y Line but outside OF II.
The city 10 gfbWiig Ia this dirocfIou
and with the hew Washipgton strHei
bridge aud the development inGidcn,
thereto, these lots Will increase in value
rapidly The I. o. t. Il. runs near tGT
western hound ny OF III property.
Go aad louK Al these lots before Tho
sale, Stop IA aud we wi take YOU ont
or W. X Polk y on thd pse atScs ana viii
show then. II yvu viii examine tbesr
lots,yon will surely attend TIM lie.
IERMS-Five per cant, cash Within
days Of sale, balance In weekly pacment,
of Si.0D. Discount of 5 por cent. vii be
allowed II all paid In cash. Discount ri
3 per cent. Will he allowed an enrh Iot
where hcuse is erected of the value OF
$50, wlthlU four mGnths of day ~ safe
Special Tree car win leave Eighth and
Ma ket streets AZ 2.I5 O'Clock D, m.
settlement TO be made by rulIo gfpy
Thursday, the Eth Inst. at noon. or snis
NAV be declared v ID Al option on seller
Taxes for 1924 pnil by seller
For plots or further information cuil
upon IL. H. EVANS & CO.,
Eighth aud Market streets
AGENTS Wawaset Land Co.
mi 5-I-g-ll
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-04

A young gentleman, who works for
the jackson Il Sharp Company, came
near being drowned yesterday about
noon. He had been In swimming aud
came out and dressed. and was stand,
ing near the shore. when he became
30 frightened at some boys playing
bnll, that lie loet his balance and tel
overheard head first. The poor Tel.
low had to take an afternoon off to
get over his fright. He says he did
not enjoy his swim very much.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-04

About fifty Italians employed In the
quarries at Wooddale won't on strike
Yesterday. The men were being paid
81. 10 day and had demanded 81 25,
which their EN- ployers refused. They
LETT In u body. but their places were
soon occupied by other lnborers.
This afternoon n representative Of
for assistance, as the striking work
mon have threatened trouble. The
present worknen are In no way
alarmed and declare they will continue
at work. as the company will not 40.
coed to the strikers demand.