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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-18

III were workman | would not
lvote to close workshop,
l, were weaver would vote to
make cloth in this country and not to
import It from France or England.
II wore Democrat and had pro.
missed the people plenty OF work at
good wages on the election OF Cleye-
Hand, | would now go out and Kick
myself
II had promised. ns Senator Gray
laid in 1892 there would be two jobs
waiting for every man who wished
work, In case OF Cleveland's election,
| would proclaim from tho house-tops
that was not prophet or yet the son
of u prophet. =
II we're Prof. Handy would recall
my promise of filling tile mouths Of
the working people with 30 many good
things that they could not nttof com
piaint. az hope SO long deferred maketh
the heart eick.
II were Senator Gray l would try
and haye big ship built in our city IL
order TO hasten the time when the
farmers shall get dollar q bushel for
wheat.
II / we're going to run FOR Congress
would try and make pre- dictions that
my own conscience indicated would
DO realized.
If were Democrat | would not
permit my love OF party to blind me
TO tho true interests of my country.
II we're led into voting for Cleye-
land in 1892 would try and correct the
blunder In 1904. as | prefer prosperity
10 adversely all the time.
A horse owned by Mr.. Porter fell at
Front and Market streets this morn
ling breaking the shaft.
To-day, shol thy after - o'clock, Mr..
lParkerfs horse fell at Front and Frenct
streels and broke the shaft of the
Wagon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-18

Los ANGELES, Cal, April ls.-A mystic
tioas explosion demolished the frame
en!lding of Mrs. Louisa Mohn, 455 to 459
south Spring street, and badly damaged
Kestner's butcher shop and a produce
store and the store adjoining. For half a
block in each direction from the wrecked
building the sidewalks were covered with
debris and broken glass, and on the oppo-
site pido Of the street show windows were
blown 70 atoms. Tho wrecked building
was occupied by restaurant, cigar store
and Baborwoski's shell and jewelry store,
In the latter of which the explosion prob
ably occurred. Mrs. Kate Schooner pro-
prietrsas of the restaurant, was sleeping
IL . rear room and when awakened found
tina building blown nearly away, but her
bed and herself were miraculously un-
harmed. Baborwoski Is suspected. 1t is
believed that two bodies were in the
IA bfia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-18

In the United States Court yeeter
day afternoon Judge Wales ruled tina
tho evidence OF Kitchens wife coult
not be admitted. Commissioner $
redmond Smith was then called Il
the stand, but Mr.. Cooper objected Il
his testimony. He was about to ties
tify that the signature OF the lett,
and the signature Of the defendant I,
tho bail bond were the same. TIL
court ruled the testimony out and in
structed tho jury to render verde
of not guilty. %.
The case attracted great deal o
attention here and in Georgetown
rhe case was ono where Mrs. Hitch
Inc received an obscene lctter out o
the postofiice at Lewes, which was
mailed and written, 1t was alleged. b,
the defendant, at Blockton, Alabama
1t was mailed there on December
1898. The couple have been marrie'
about two years.
( This being the last Jury trial at thi
term tho jurors were discharged.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-18

The wedding Of Harry L. Evans ard
Mise May l.. Lindsay, in st. ANDREWS
Church last night was q brilliant at
fair. The church wes packed with
friends and relatives OF the couple.
Ths church was ALSO beautifully deco
rated at the chaDce1B by large banh
Of palms, lilies and other flowers and
plenta. mi,
i John Craig played the marches. The
uahers, W. Allen Lindsay. Adam X.
Luke. John H. Evans. J. Edward~Psl'
mer, Victor b. Wooley. of this CITY,
and Frederick Mulenburg, OF Read
ing, led the way and were followed by
the maid of honor. Miss jennie Lind
say, a sister of tue bride.
0The bridesmaids followed and thest
were Miss Clara Lindsay, Miss Matt q
s. Perkins, Miss Helen Dure and Miss
Rebecca Mcdowell, of this city; MI. 6
Mary G. Brumley, OF Newark, N. j..
and Miss Julia Il. Werner. OF Philadel
mia, Thee came the bride and sh,
, was met by the groom at the chance
, railing, where Rev. Charles l.. Murray
parformed the ceremony, viii 9 MIR
Craig performed softly on the instru
ment. Mendelssohn was played al
the couple Passed out of the church.
The bride wore handsome gown OF
Duchess satin, trimmed with old point
lace. She wore veil fastened to bel
hair by orange blossoms and carried g
bunch OF BRIDAL roses and liliee-ot-the
valley. The maid Of honor wore white
mousselene desoie. trimmed with lace.
She carried fan instead OF flowers
The bridesmaids also wore white
mousselene desoi. trimmed with lii.
erty satin. Two carried punches Of
daisies. two LaFrance roses and two
PINK sweet peas.
After the ceremony there was large
reception at the home OF the bride d
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. David LINDSAY.
at Augustine. More than 400 guests
were present. The house was most
beautifully decorated, each room bell z
differunt. Palms figured largely In
tho decoration, while different va
riety of flowers were displayed In
each room. Cooks orchestra. of
Philadelphia, played number Of Sc
Iections during the evening. An eX.
celent wed ding supper was served b.
Henry S. Black Il Co., caterers, OF this
city.
Tho guests numbered several hun
dred and included relatives and friends
from New York, Philadelphia. State
Road. Newark, N. j.; Scotland. Conn;
Connersville, Indiana; Camden. Snyr
na Englewood, N. j.; Merchantvills
N. Y; Honesdale. Pa, and many othe
places.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-18

A car recently arrived In this city
from Florida, filed with cabbage. Al
the freight charge on tho same wa.
$3.50, none of the commission mel
were willing to receive the cabbage
and the Railroad Company was per
mitted to cell the entire load for It's
own benefit. We are not Inform 81
how much money was realized by TIT
company, but 1t Is certain the grow
ers got nothing out OF II.
Tners is therefore little encourage
ment for the Florida truckers to grow
vegetables Tor our markets. A gentle
man who sent box of oranges from
Florida by the Adams Express Com
pany, also had similar experience G
short time ago, or at least his friend
had who received them, his breatl
having been almost taken away by
charge of e460. nearly double tn,
amount that the eame variety OF frut
was selling for In our market.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-18
neiarni IN Atlantic City.

ATLANTIC Cry. April l6.-Mayor Stoy
Is redeeming the prophesles made OF
him before election. A br Purkhurst
Crusade has struck tho city. and to-
hight The demi monde and the pro-
lprietors OF dlsorderly houses are
lqnaktng, while u number are pre-.
lrGring to leave the city. TIE police
met, which was cast for the first tlnie
under the new regime last night, this
morning showed eight victims. who
all received sentences more OF less
seyele.
The crusade has also for an object
the stopping OF promiscuous flirting
on the board walk, and two young
girls, who have been particularly free
with their smiles were sentenced to the
County Jail for fifteen days this after
noon.
1t is also stated that the Mayor pro
poses to turn the reform in the direc-
tion of the saloons at an early date.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-18
OVER AND OVER.


A kindly word costs little
When q downcast face IL near,
And many hearts Will lighter beat
Fol words OF friendly cheer.
Less thought for selfish planning,
And mole for others needle.
And many heart would grow sweet
flowers
Instead of worthless weeds.
IL all our hearta from day TO day
Could be as blitho as birds in May
III we could carry ps wego
Some words OF cheer 70 all we know
How glad a place this world would
growl
wo hurry, hurry onward
With thoughts on self intent,
And never heed our neighbor,
$50 old and lone and bent.
One little net of kindness,
One gift from out oar store
Would wake his heart TO singing
That would reach the farther shore.
| Then lot Us write aud lot us say
The game old words from day to dayj
IL old and young and high and low
Would scatter sunshine as they go.
How bright Il place this world would
| Erowl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-18

TOR RENr-A 5-ro IN brick house, No.
IT SIG e. sixth street, In good eondi
tion, front var |. So pAr month. a pply to
Owner. John II Hartman, ll3 East u II
1t rect. a6t-i gu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-18

d Side having desirable room. would
Ike one lady. one or two young men or
narried couple to iboard, or would rent
Dom. Terms very moderate. Address
z. G.. Republican Office. alO-l2tN ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-18

NTOTICE - Manuel Richenberaer &
IN Son have started boarding stnble
AZ st coud and Orange streets. (forNnerly
Eumuel McGallsl Proper attention given
10 horses ut reduced rate
NJ. RiCHENBEEGEit s. SON,
ei0 cod-d&w
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-18

UNoR Rents room house 1913 West
II 9Th street, So pei month. front yarl
and porch, Apply tb G. II. Timdatl, AZ
! Il. 18th street. alf-3ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-18

VIENNA, April is.-The towns of the
Nue. Sandic, In Galicia, Hradisch, in Nor
avia, and Adler Kesteletz, in Bohemia,
have been almost entirely destroyed by
fire Hradisch is situated on an island In
the river March, and has population of
about $780, Adler Kosteletz Is about
fourteen miles southeast of Konigbratz
and has population of little over 5000.
The fro broke out in tho three places al
most simultaneously, and this fact has
led to the superstition that they were
started by incendieries who were acting
on q concerted plan.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-18
PENNSYLVANIA RAILa0A1.
PHILADELPHIA, wILMINGToN q
BALTlMoRE RAILROAD.
pECEMnKR 2llh. lssl.

DLCEhbhh Satp, 1888.
Trains will leave Wilmington as fol-
For failadelphis te1press,. Lss. ass, h %.
90. 40 80 ESQ. 400, 1905. IGla liza
1i.ol 4. M sIa 10. L .? a05 500, all 6.l7,
t-ee.I.ot and VIZ p. NJ.
:, Accommodation. 600. G55. IS.
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For CHESTER te1press,. LIS 4ao. so. "a.
s ~ t;5e &C. loo5 ~! u.5i A. NJ. I.s7
, n y 4. NJ. la.2S s.2l aio b.%l 7.4s and
For New York. l.5s, asl lao s9o. as,
ESQ 800, 1904 la.4s. l1.5I A. NJ, gia.is.
III 9, - los. $40 all. 5.'a '6.sI. s.9S aud
~ FIX Z sQ 3 Il without change. 1915 A. NJ
For Florida ana the South tvia Atlanta
cqas. Line. , lei, a. M Mis- lA9 N. n
viii, hsr E ssm t'.ai p. Mfhn'ni and D"n'
For West Chester via Lanokin. ca
A. NJ. and a4O +. NJ.
For. Newark Center and interlnsdi.ts
baltimore and Washington, 4s5. sol.
I'll. l0.l5 and ll.o1 A. NJ, 1S,0t. ie.51 si.I5,
~, ~ ~ .e.o3, 6.5s. ~. SD p N. end
baltimore and Intermediate stati,,x
rs. &.45 q. ag ana II. 20 z. NJ.
Baltimore and BAY Line SAL z. ".
Trains for Delaware Division leave. =,
For New Castle, 2. ~ lila a. NJ, 24L, l. u
500, $50. 9.st p. NJ and iAoo Night.
For Lewoa. BIZ A. N.,,4.27 P. NJ.
Express for Dover. Hprringtcn and Del-
mar. 81, ll.93 A. NJ. al T. " and 1901
Harrington and way stations only Ill
FInress ror Wyoming, AL p. VI.
Exprrss for Cape Charle3 Old Point
Comfort AMI Norfolk iLoj A. 81. and
isnl Night.
Leave Philadelphia. Broaj Street. for
Wnmlngton texpress). 3.5l 7.ao. as. s.M.
elg, 1923, rs A. M. la.lj. kis.3s L..
s n III LIE and ~ "a + IN n asa an ''a 40
Accommodation. s.aJ. Z. %. 1898 A. NJ.
i:2s SOC. &03 IA. e.2l SO 1898 aud ll.3i
SUNDAY TRAINS.
eeS' go 100. ll.si 4. NJ; In. sos, S.o4
Ii. A0ffS59a . g ssS nos 81 = 4 s0' A NJ '
az For Chester !cxpross). i.,5 ~ SaA ny
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INSTRUMENTATION. 100 sa5 A. NJ, 1910
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Fer New Orleans Richfaoni ami Oar
,for wesf Chester via Iamokln. sos A
tor New cMs.ls. SOL L. Nj. and iao'
For cap, Charles OH Point Comfor
and Norlolk, IL 81 Night.
For Midn!etown. Clay Ton. Dover. Wy
onling.. Felton,. Hafrington Bridaeylile
Sesforl Laurel and Delnar. l20l Nitut.
Ivf Florida and the South (vls Atlantic
Coat L!nel l243 A. NJ, 1880 r. NJ.
,olialtitpore aud Warrington. l.s5:: sol
~. IL A NJ. laet, 1880. 5.43. 1000. al 81,
Baltimore aud internei,at, ustion,
Leave Philadelphia, Broai street e!
" Wilmington texpreasl 50. %. 9.i1, ILL
A. NJ. l2,l0, Al, hoS. G.5t. 40. So 1l.)a
decentralization. s.s. 1873 4. NJ. 1aB
pC5. 10, s33. 1903 and IL IS L. NJ
, For further In formation paSsons - a.
referred to the ticket agent at ths saxon
SVEsins composei en-, rely OF c pn.ln n,
st 1s.i fare. Parlor shd pn'ns Jars -'
~ Limited expres4 trains composed o.
Pnllman yesttblle PArlor GAYS. Vssti quit
Passenger Coa,his aud Dining Cav. NJ
NJ Riobm ond and Danviils Express
HI, Dining Car attached.
/ ii. PIEYO5F. J. r. WOOD.
Gen. Marker. Gen. Pass. Agent
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-18

RALEIGH. N c., April 1s.-The body oil
the late Senator Vance, after lying in
state at the capitol for six hours yester.
dav, was taken to Asheyille last evening
where the interment takes place today. In
regard to a successor to the dead senator
the governor refused to discuss names
until after the funeral. He stated, how
ever, that the appointment would prob
ably be made Friday, and that the mar
selected would be in sympathy with the
Wilson bill, and strongly intrenched in
regard to free silver and an income tax.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-18
ounLIC SALE or STOCK.

.DUBLlC SALE OF STOCK.
| will sell at public sale at Booths Cor,
Irr. Delaware equity, Pa.
On MONDAY, APRIL 90. 1874, ..
ono carload Of carerrlly selected diIry
lows direct from YORK county. Pa, rwo
nonths' credit. y. w. BALDWIN
J.,u, Slaughter, Auet. ats
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-18

spRrsorIELD, O., April 1s.-w L. Cor.
bin, who, after trouble with his employer
a short time ago, loft Xenia, few miles
west of this city. almost penniless, is be-
Ing anxiously sought for by relatives,
Corbin came from Holland. An uncle for
whom he was named has died in the East
Indies, leaving hi a about $500, 900, which
ID ready to be tufnsG over 70 him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-18

UNoR RENT-ro desirable tenants. sew.
II eral 5. G and Z room houses, we'll
located. NJ S. 80 and 40 per month. APP
ply TO y. j. Ford. SOL Rodney st. al+-Gt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-18
Premier ori.pi Apologies.

ROME, April ls-In the chamber of dep
uties Slsnor 1mbriani, the well knowr
guagc that had been used by Prime Min
lister Crispi during an excited debate ovei
the budget estimates. Signor Crispi ad
mitted that he had become heated during
the debate, and begged leave TO apologize,
to the house for any objectionable Ian
euege that he might have used on the oc
casion. The subject was then dropped.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-18
ahA.s.s.A.T's u. aEllQ!aL ~: -
CAN BE CURED g
a CURE GUARANTEED
DIR. J. B.sMAYER,
INtE Areb O. DILL, De-

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hess, attested by thousands OF cures, endorse
ments ofphystc!ans, ird4es and prominent citt.
strictly confidential. Send for circulars y
Office Hours; o HUI. TO "a . M.
:. .Ag-s rcs az-Eagscr.
The following area few OF the any that have
Seen entirely cured of Rupture by DR. ]. b.
HAYFn's TREA. AENT:
Jacob c. schaat, 2sGo North Bread A. 81, phi'h.
r. b Rosslter, Phoenikviile, Pa. ---1sM' :
John II aohesrer i eIlowH ousep O., Berksco. n
A. s. Rleingsma, Iiinekiln ?, O., Berks Co, "a.
4. 1 A. sodcwpfthy, Centraiia, Col Co, Pss
Z. T. Hess, X oekhill, Pa -
:. A. Kreits. s'at,ng.on Pa
c. NJ. Small, Gount Alto, Pan
i. Il H. K Knnkei, Isl Linden st., Ailsntown. -
]. T. Henny. 51t g. 10th ST., Phila.N. -,
Rev. g, il, shernier. snhbury Pa. -
A. r. L!yimore, Woodbury., NJ -
t Hi &c n sandt Main St, south Eastosh, Pa
]. GenseheiIper. CLAYTON, NJ =.
o. G. Piper. 7S5 pesrl ct, Reading, Pa.
WIN. Grantland, Gloucester, n. J,
M. s,aw, winone Avenue, w. Of Morris stEsass
:fe-snantown1 fhiin. ga ,,r. =
Thomas b. Rartnng, New Ringgold, Pc
G. Leckai, 2o3t Reese ST., PLila.
!. @. Quinby, AL Pearl St. Eeading, Pa.
A. Schneider, Locujt Dale, Pa.
ID. u. Eoll, LiMeklln p. o., Berks Co, Pa
G. A. Deturk, Birdsboro, BeTks Co., Pa.
Wm e. Harts nstine. Phoenixville, Pa,
W II IAnebaoh ,e24 Warrington St Reading, =
tahn G. Lyme, 1910 Howard St. Harrisburg Ia
Chas Smith, Ala Greenwich St.. Phila
g. BuEkhsrd, $50 Locust e. R s,.s ~ ga.
] Henry L. Rowe, rottstOwn, Ph.
| 6, l.. Hwar..s, Po-nettc, Wis. -
WIN, J, .}ibig hsus, $50 Taylor st., Camden, N;s'
| Alfred haley, Phiilipsburg, N. J.
1 Il. Magill, Glen Lock- Chester Co, Pa, ,:y
/ Mr. aeckard Beird st., Germantown, Philas
4 Ioin shupe, Telf5rd P. O., t.3ngt. Co., Pa
Wm. Ett.1ser, LeespoT-, Pa.
! Il. Crabtree 1905 Palethorp st., Phi1n.
\ I, 8, Cssely, S5lf .sTor.h 2nd st., Ph1s.
Philadelphia. 0aiea Is cloled on the 2nd sat,E
y Of eack month, Or. J. b, Mayer being at u
lei PENN as sI,gyt e, r e e lts"'ineii'
~ i. j. b. Mayors terms for treatment " !
10 IA ofall. Cal and get cured.
/ U,B. Persons from out of town can recafS
-reatrnent and return ho'se the same day. =.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-18
----a-
NOTICE

HIGHEST price paid for all kinds OF
IL cast off clothing. hats and shoes
Kindly drop postal to F. Giuckman, y
e. Fro.t st.. and will call on you. aio.6t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-18
DUBLIC SALR OE REAL RsTATE--
L WIN pe sold at public ssle on
THURSDAY. APRIL a5th. 1895


tho maynia cept Armstrong Farm. re-
Gently Belonging to Alexander Arus
strong ESQ. on Rid9e road near Mann
ans Greek road, in Lower Chichester
township, Del. Co.. Pa.
This firm cons SITS of $40 acres MON Or
lless. OF the finest land In Delaware conn-
lty, Htxh aud healthy location, oyorlo0k-
ng tho delaware river and comaiaudin%
charming views. Close to churdh14
lschouls etc. Wauld make a splendid
stock or dairy farm. Two sets of builds
lltigs, dwellings and harn.. Each 6arIlx
spiendidly built, hes room for 80 bead ok
stock. Two strearns of wilterrun throug4
the property. which is in Close proximity
TO the rapidly growing city of che-ter
and 2djol ns the borough of Marcus HOOK
Within s Iniies of Wilmington. Def:N
nile from LinwoDd, and Clayin ouf SIR
l.lonB p, W. g. 3, It. H.; / mile from
lioothwyn and Ogden stations, u. q o.
/ 4. r.
The route OF the proposed Ches. er and
Wilmington trolley limo runs in front or
this property. The property will inst %
JffeFed as a whole, anu IL not 80 sold "
| wifi then be offo red in two separate tracts
Vt about equal sZc. Conveyances VIII
ueet trains Mt Linwood, Ulaymont and
iIooth wyn stations on day OF sale. FOE
Fun particulars apply to II. II. McCarEney
ttoothwyn. nci. Co.. Pa. Conditions viii
he made known on day OF sale.
i John ID. Howard, Auc. ai0-t4t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-18
WILMINGTON ANp NORTHERN

TIME TABLE IN EFFECT NOV. 10 1874.
Trains leave Wilnluaton II renca street
Station for Il. &tl. junction, Montcht-
min, Wlntorthur tinyeacJlict, ttrano9uei
loss lrt, Chadd Ford Junctioii, pocopsou,
" est Chester, EmbrcuvIle. Norton lille.
ICoatesyTtio and intermediate stations.
daily except Sdndn., at I ai a. nj. >.
"a A. and . IS p. VI, sun lay only 1T 500 IA.
m, Il and 10 p. m.
| For Wayncsbtirg junction, SprinEhell
land intermediate stations, dtily except
sunday. II : b IL. M. ii aud = p. IN.
SUNDAY only ut o. Il M, / - AMI ID PIN.
For Joanna, Birisborn. Rea1iii1 and In.
Itermeiiate stations. daily except Sunday
/ at Is q. IN. aud $ y. IN. sunday only
at : Of u. IN. aud l Is D. m
4. a, McCAuSI.hNtl Superilten lent.
iHOwNESS BRIGGS, Gen. Pass. Agent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-18

LEwrsrows, Pa, April ls-Ths Logan
Iron and Steel works, near here were al
most entirely destroyed by Ore last plight
The less is estimated at 100000. The or
igin OF the fire is unknown. One hun
dred men will be thrown out OF employ
ment. The works employed 800 men
when running at its full capacity.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-18

TOH RENT-Two rooms on second
II floor. with use OF bath. suitable for
light housekeeping. Apply at 70i Mon
roe street. ai1-stt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-18

DNoR RENT-Store. N. e. cor. 9TH and
IL Monroe streets, pne OF the best loca
ltionsin the city for tirst.clRss cash
grocery. Apply TO W N. Il. TuiI. Monro c
street A1-cod6t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-18

MY ANTED-A lady of good family
wv Wishes position as house Keeper
IN refined family. or as companion
Tor an Invalid. Can give best OF refer
fnce. Address P. l.. l.. this oifice.
a1T-6ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-18

DoARnEHs WANTED = Pleasant cd
D story front room; also back room.
,oriie comforts. 2l4 ". 4th st, al.-5t-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-18

Another Btress Car STRIKE Impending.
MILWAUKEE, April 1a.-The trouble be
tween the employees and the officers OF the
Milwaukee street railway system over q
proposed reduction Of wages to seventeen
ana half cents an hour. will result In Il
strike May unless tho board OF directors
Of the company overturns the plans OF
President Payne
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-18

kTT ANTED-e oolored women to go to
~" Windsor. Vermont, for housewo rk.
M, 50 per week. A colored woman
irce given. 20 good girls want places for
Dlusework. Apply at Wilmington 1n-
leliigence Office. 805 Shipley street. R17'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-18

VIZ ANTED-2 good men for outside
w work. Only those willing to work
hard need apply. Call between ard
this evening. NJ. Hutchinson. COL King
Hreet ALI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-18
nIoyiua Day IN past.

When In need OF coal or wood, call
up 545. or send postal card for ton
of extra large pea coal to IL. 1. Ser
lgsant, dealer in coal. wood and grain.
Western outs. baled hay anu straw.
Hickory wood Tor open crates. Yard
100 Maryland Ave. Phone $40. CEN
trail office, 18th aud KING streets. Phone
5S7,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-18

TNTANTED - Salesman salary from
wv start, permanent place. brown
Bros Co.. kurssymen, Rochester. N x.
in26.i5t-eod+
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-18

Our readers can procure copies o
the "Master Pieces OF the Art Galleries
OF the World from No. to No. IL. OF
calling at this office and paying II
cents for each. They are full o
charming pictures, and will prove al
attraction to any centre table. Cople
OF the Memorial War Book, Dore'
Bible Gallery and Types OF the Mid
way Plalsance can be secured on tn
Same terms.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-18
How 10 Car, An sain Diseases.

Simply apply "swAyNGs OINTMENT
No insernal medicine required. Cure
letter eczema. itch. all eruptions OF the
Tat e. hands, nose. ETC., leaving the skin
clear. white and healthy. Its great hea-
ling and curative powers are possessed by
mo otner remedy. Ask your druggist for
tSWAYHEs DfNFNf 5Ntr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-18

M ANTED-A girl for general house,
Nv work. Immediately. at GIL W. SIXTH
hreet. ai7-lts