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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30
SPANISH IuERICIN TOPfC&

4, about the time Of the terrible dynamite cN'
,,oeons at Saniandcr. Spain III" ctF o. Ni""'''',
t-r,,c,,v suffered from similar disaster r''-
,., ,ner. were few victims. though more than
.%''ic, rohousc OF Inc novels Company 'Nr'Igl
,rtc nolge was heard many l"iAu,' 'M, ,ir
Cause OF the explosion mas not YET U''" ''0
,te,or,.al corvette Tornado. which captured the
,.',i,,s in 1915 and tool; the American ~ biS 'r'@
,c,,ocr 70 Santiago DE- cuba has been ''i' III n,'
i,,. epain together with other Oh N'79's 81 wv
eransh Navy. II may b" remrnDe.,t' ,n.'' ',hit'n
.it b.rsaf had been prize IN" vas Il ''' mn,
nad' noi sssni many wears ago. when she was capt
prd in the waters OF Iunchal ~ inc "P'''''
friBatc G"rohd
ore monument in honor Of Columbus IS being
,.,.i,ncd i'm the studio Of Don IoIH"7 "'"'' ''
n,nr e., the city Of Guatemala The monument
,,, ,..n ordered 10y the Government "l "n'''"'"'''
' ,u J.. erected on the Plaza De Armds the
rirc,pol square Of the capital inc same aI ms IN
Snanii Ri has been engaged by me niy,rn
Giairn,ala 10 make gI-up III ho!i"' =" ,i;,,, rae.
49, C,",s the great defender OF the lh'iA" i'c'
In America.
.r. cnu,,n napers published fun particulars OF inc
oec,,l funeral Of Ricardo TrnmbuIl together WIN
,ore, euloe!es Of this well-kno"n statesmen VIZ
ecd almost in the prime OF youth carry ]" "'i
NJ ,rr,,,nbui though born in Chil' was "i N"'.i-
- r,c,u lie was the active ag'nr sent 10 lhe
,.,,.d states by the revolutionary Juh'a WHO"
oyer,hrew the Dictator, Bamaceda' IN i'i' anu ~
Itch Mr. Trumbuli forwarded arms anu Hllih"u'
H., ram this country. lie was Deputy n" ll.
tt.In,,her nj Santiago from COucepSi0n "A southern
district Of Chill
nv, onicl,l edition Of the Cvl Code o. the oriental
81. r,ruguavan. Republic was published recently ana
,ho publication Bureau Of the Government mas De-
, ., soil copies 10 private booksellers "'th i
slight rebate
p.rgect accord las been re-esiahsned between
NJ, .,,d Ecuador according to news received from
,bre. different points-Tar!s Rome ana Panama
m. agreement which terminated peaceiby inc
,,,rr-l about the frontier question was sishrd *
o,itn and Lima on March >. As forcseen III ms
Column ON March 49, the influence Of the Pope rep
reeennti tive at Quito was largely lhstrunirn'iI ~
ycrtng the threatened conflict between Ecuador
and Peru.
Tho Argentine Government will soon be In possess
aio, ~ q nca cruiser the Patria. This vessel was
,,urcheA from the shlpbuidlng works OF Laird
| pr,,hers ~ Rrkenhead The cruiser IS 20 feet
| long n wide and II deep and OF l.iS tons. IL IL
4 ,yp horsepower and has two screws OF mangahese
| hronze and steel. and four steel boilers win
nressure OF l5j pounds TO the square inch The IN
| rrtoiIatiors are OF the most modern type ana me
ormament will consist OF rapid fire guns, mltrall-
| le,ises and dynamite guns
The E.tudantina Chilena. OF Valparaiso. has been
,ncornorate by Government decree. This 10 NIL
steal society Of amateurs. similar to that Famous
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Major JOSEPH KIRKLAND.

Chicago April 29-Major Joseph Kirkland died at
his home this morning from an attack OF heart
disease Major Kirkland was born In Geneva
- Y January : $50 and WAS well known a
writer. solder and lawyer. His father was Pro-
fessor William Kirkland. OF Hamilton College and
his mother Caroline Stansbury kirkland. grand
daughter OF Joseph Stansbury, noted koyalSt OF
Philadelphia during the revolution.
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JOHN Il. COOK.

John r. cook. we'll known I'm the carpet trade ms
q salesman for many years died on Friday morning
in his home at 40. Il West Eghty-third-st. after
short Illness lie brother OF charles l.
cook Of tho firm of Tiffany y Co, ana was born IN
this CIV about tfty-three years ago. For thirty
Ant vrars he had been with Iadden Co. I'M
r%rtnrs OF carpets ard rugs He WAS bachelor and
ivel with his Two sisters in the house No III West
.Twrnty -rrst-st.. until Few weeks ago his u'A'h
was caused by liver complaint
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EDWARD LAUTERBACH.
OSCAR :. STRAIS.
SIGNCND J. BACH.

At special meeting u tho Board NJ Directors o.
Mount Sinai Hospital held SUNDAY, April 9TH 1885,
tho following resolutions were unanimously adopted: 49,
where's Almighty in His Infinite wisdom ha
caiod from US our beloved friend jesse Segman whose
benevolent disposition. broad philanthropy and sterlns
character not only ondesrcd him 10 US hit inspired All
rts felov citizens with feelings OF admiration ana re-
spect. and. -, , 40 r.,os. hahn
, hand arj wise counses ever prompt ana ready
in Tho hour Of need worth" cause therefore, De
resolved That we tender 10 the bereaved family oui
,nt sincere sympathy their sad loss which shared
by he community IN when the utNtaseu WAS SUI"
a prominent figure - --... 49,. .,,o.a 81.
f,neral in p body that forward copy OF thes'
.outions the sorrowing family.
MARCUS ". MARKS. Honorary Secretary
sN,yDER-On Thursday April &c. 1894. in his 18Th year
samuel Franklin Engs. youngest son OF Edward l.. ane
Mississippi snyder ,-,-.- ,....h ..-,.
6have and Carroll-st.. Brooklyn. Moncay. April oo
II 4.
Increment at Great Darlington Mass
STREET-At Darien Conn. on sunday April ~ isys
Archer e. son OF l.. and Frances A. Street. IN I'M
nth OF his
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
WELDON SATURDAY.. April 2s,h. Louise Turrel wife o.
Doctor Eisar r. Weed 90 - ..
Funeral services her late residence 2i6 Lenox-ave'
Monday evening. April 80. O'Clock
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Lung Complaints. Bronchitis Asthma &C. are
resdliv relieved and n taken in time permanently
cured bv Or Jayi.es EXpectorant You VIII nhd II
also . certain remedy for Coughs and Gods.
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Whom Nahv was sick. we gave her Cas'orlA
1yha, she was a Chd shp cried for Castorrt
v.hsn she b.cama Miss. she chung 10 NaStor,A
When che lad children she gave ''c'" N~S''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30

Spanish Eatudiantina whose performances create'4
such a great sensation In Paris al the time OF tne
Exhibition OF 1889. and afterward In other European
capitals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30

Useful and Orpnmcntni Furniture .
olllrg at manufacturers prices AT ueo - ''"'' w. .
A. ~ near Uih-aVr.
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Ak AUSTRIAN ARcHDUKE IN PERIL.

pudanest. April 29-Somebody fired shot yes
.on,a,. a. q train carrying the Archduke joseph
from this city to Crate The bullet en'erci 'he
co,nartment next to the one occupied by the Arc"-
att. and lodged in the woodwork without niF"s
injured anybody II Is said that the AicN'"', 49,.
o.t,r.d his seat IN the Committee or the
GSnuy IN academy OF Science because he wishea
20 pTo,rst against the academy taHihs phe at
k0sse'n mon his life was made by fanatical hos
tempt uIS,i. .annnnncencnt OF the ArchdukeS re-
suthst. 40 10 Zen made however and II Is doubt
& 80 he took the step In question az ne u o'o
rrt u uro- Hungarian In his sentiments
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EOTND ABOUT EUROPE.
REGULATION FOR ST. PETERSBURG GRoCERS
THE APTERYX ~ PARIS FOUND-A
MILLION AIRES SUICIDE

THE APTERYX ~ PARIS FoUND-A
MILLIONAIRE's SUICIDE.
After the Grocers-Strngent orders have been
Issued by General Won Wahl. the Project OF Police
at St Petersburg. prohibiting grocers from weigh
Ing in the paper covering sugar and other materials
sold by them. Having learned that the paper en-
voopc OF n 2s-pound sugar loaf weighs almost
pound. the Project has come TO the conclusion that
both wholesale and retail grocers defrand the pup
lie Of large OF money every year by the prac-
uce which has now been forbidden
Dragons Dangerous. IIussars Harmless-A short
time girl died al OF the Berlin hospitals
from blood poisoning which Investigation showed
TO have been caused by the light-bue tunic OF her
dragon sweetheart touching scratch on her arm
1t seems that there f. poisonous ilSrchlcht III
the dye of this particular uniform; ana since ms
fact has become Known the dragons nave eh!ires
lost favor with the young women. VINO consid,r II
dangerous to associate with them while the nus;
sars with their harmless and picturesque red
jackets. are all the rage.
Recovery OF the Apteryx.-A los; treasure has been
recovered by the Jardin des Plantes at Paris Five
months ago the apteryx. wIngless bird OF New
Zealand. OF which there only two specimens III
Europe. suddenly vanished. all efforts TO discover
what had become OF 1t being futile. The other day
a dog was noticed barking loudly AZ something In
the cellar OF newly built house at some distancr
from the Garden. and on inspection the aptcryX was
found huddled IN corner. How the BIRD nad go.
there unobserved. and how 1t had existed 50 lons
despite the bitter cold and lack Of food. Is mystery
Strange Suicide 81 a Mlllionaire-Very curious is
the suicide Just committed by Levantine million
are of the name OF Semama. at Marseles. In the
gardens OF his superb Oriental palace on the Prado
he had caused sort OF marble sepulchre 70 be bult
fitted with iron doors and furnished with diVai,
candelabra and brasers filled with charcoal. lie
went to retire here from time to time, oui me
Other day fed to reappear r ahd v Gn nn the dV9n
asphy Niatod by the fumes OF the burning CHARCOAL
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uvuznHNyrNExHHZD

Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed with
full name and address
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" fRRiED.

,.,,>s,voprrt -pOErIH-Ou saturday. April IS 1924.
~ the ~ Iohr, harhlur EzaGen n,firr aaSs aSs
,. i,t. William and Elizabeth C. lari'Hf 70 N4auHs
- VIZ Inl,-rsvortn of fawtuckct h. l. No cards
INDEPENDENTLY st Agness Church on sat
nri.v Auru ~ 1891. nv the Rev. Charles r. 'aheuy'
Urn Wn y ruarkreli TO Theodore J. Miller. IT,
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Hebrew Benevolent and Orphan Asylum SO
Tribute to the Memory Of ns Deceased President.

Tribute TO the Memory OF hs Deceased fresuen''
Mr. Jesse Seligman
At the Annual Meeting held at the Asylum April ~ isSs.
Bowed in sorrow and griefstrc.en by the irreparaos
loss which the nrorcw Benevolent ard Orphan Asylum So'
ciety the city OF NewYork has sustained IN the dean
OF IT'S president; Mr.. Jesse Segman. its directors pa
and members assembled at the Asylum pu'suS" "
a call for their annual meeting nave hoJouneu '"e Wv
ceedings as testimony OF their respect ana nave 10
assembled order to place on record what must heu'
be an inadequate rlblte OF him 70 whose
MORN han 10 All other causes combned the OF ts
Society and the faithful performance ~ me @ hs.r
a aad benevolent work "n''H " has D"u''''"'" '~
In the earlier days Society when assumed the
task not Only for the orphan but Of mnsterns
the needs Of the INDECENT and untor,Gnau u"
imposed duty would have exceeded It's ability 70 sustain
except for his wse counsel as director "heh ne oe
Ills Elevation to the Presidency 1875 office which
he had held uninterr1pedy since that me province p
and emnently qualified. that We his associates. haa
can without vanity record the successful char-
table work accomplished by any sm hs
ng and important as IT was his obligations TO society
Wers s' graf and his dcvoon to religion which he
was ever sinGer Sey1n ana Dss' duties attendant
In bearing witness to the noble qualities OF heart and
mind he possessed and in eNpr'ssing our ana
gratitude for the many deeds OF 6eneyoce anp b,s as
socate behalf OF thousands Of men and wome n
in him a father. who became magnncentiy squppeaa
for the life while inmates Of the institution arg
women who now while happily fondlng their own ch.
drcn recall the days when. IN their childhood hey WIS
here protected cared for will stand at ms DER nun
those Of his family IN sacred ktst
for him To benefaction their present happy LOT IL
! dus .,... -
keep within proper povre We limit mi THIS en-
preston 81 regard hOse Attributes OF We nan
which apparent IN the work In which we were per-
| mifted to assist. III, 49,.
The community large. speaking universally VIII oeae
tribute To- his exalted citizen. to ms honesty
hs problty warmth Of his friendship MS sihe ~.
and his sweet simplicity. For while standing promi-
ncn and pre-emnent his entire lie was dis-
t,ngushsd by his singular modesty and forbearance
TO his aaced family extend our sympathy ana con- .
dolence knowing their sad bereavement VIII ma
! ,alaca in unhlenished memory OF one VINO, WINS
rendering worhiy and deVotedly 70 them ne ger
vices a father. and brother couid ana
ala r,rdor oyal and errectual the community
of which he vas a member 20 the Nation OF whicn ne
was mos, distinguished and patriotic citizen, and II the
needy and suffering wherever they required MS generous
!
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wOODLAwN CEMETERY.
Office No. 20 r. 23dst.
woodlayn Station ,2ih WARD. Harlem Railroad
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,,rocprss OF THE CHOLERA IN LISBON.
Lisbon. April 2s.-There were l2S fresh cases ol
~ .rs Yesterday. The disease Is spreading
cho Tho left bank OF the Tagus. but as yet
10y ,b, hank has remained unaffected Sn 1n,ra
has appeared in Castillo bTah'o' r'0'''0' "
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DIED.

I.YMAN-At waverly y Y on saturday 2sth ins. "a
pneumonia sarah Beebe Lyman. wife OF Moses Lyman
esq. in the 10Th year OF her age 49,.
MANNlNG-On Friday. April e. 1894. Phiena s. Man.
ming 49,. r.arL,,r
Funeral services al tho residence Of her rather
y Brown. No 3i5 Firstaye. Elizabeth $1,000
on Monday Both inst. at o'clock in the ai'e'hoo"'
MlIiS-on Friday April % at 1872 West li.,n-s,I;'
Robert Bennett Youngest son OF Robert j. ard Mary r.
Mills in the Goth OF his age. Al On .,
Funeral the residence MONDAY Ap' oo' -
IL q.
Interment Stamford Conn
PATTlSON-On Sunday. April -. Ashbelne l. "ihtou'
widow OF George Ashton PattsOn -
Funeral her residence. -? Greene-a'e'
Brooklyn. Wednesday May >. AT 30 p. M
sELIGMAN-on April %. Coronado Beach, Cal. Jesse
Seigman. r,.
Erianu-El 5th-ave and ,3d-s 10 o'clock.
|; is requested that flowers be sent.
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Rome April ga mddie-aged man named ua,,,.'
returned to Italy few months Dso IRON" -
III, plccno where he had lived before emf
Grazing lie had saved eonsarTsp opposite
1870 and wished 10 open a Tc'tauih'' rta,or
ono I'm the Merllni the prVpi'etOi
Of the old had rsse9 to w give Camel
hlcipa Yest.rday Camel entered Merlini ; piaSte
picked quar Win and Mn Three an" eus ssDSSa E then
ws; W. hdmself fourteen times. The resi- OF ~,
nsaannSsd viii probably recover aithousn "e''"''
condition IA critical
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The E.tudiantina Chilena OF valparaiso. mas oeen
,oaI soc.,v of amateurs similar TO that famous
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-15

Mado'ey NJ L. Church. Cor. Claymout and
u Streets Rev. d. \. Waidell, d. d.. pas tor.
paaee%en,ns ey the pastor pastor at 1880 a, m and
meetings $50 p. IN. and go D. mr.
:, Mount A'on A. U. NJ. Z. Church. Logan st.
Iiedgevllic. Rev. N. II. Wilson pastor
Sunday school : 20 m. Prayer meeti on
Friday and Holp ng Hand Thursday evening
,Moore's A VI. &. Chapel. McDowellviile.
rev; ). II. nnunR. pastor. Preaching AT lOin
by Amos liinson ana y. IN, by Joseph Shel-
herd. Sunday school e.a1 y. M.
TShorlers A. NJ. r. Chapel Fast Wilmington
n nev, =; u; ieunx. pastor. At 10 q u, IN
i.d5 y. IN. by hev u II Murphy. PRAYER meet
Ing Friday evening and trustees election.
Epworth Nj. E. Church. Tenth and Lombard
streets, Rev l.. W, Llyneld. pastor. AT lI3J
A. IN. aud 7.3) p. IN. pr aching by pastor.
Morning subject "Chrl Precious to lie
iiey RS Evening. New Song.' Epworth
Bethel A. NJ. E. Unuroa, Walnut street
above .. Rev. n. ID. TIE hpie. pastor. Preach.
ing l0.5O a. IN. and 7.SD D. m .paslor Monday
evening pre- tcning by III. Rev. bishop A, w
Church.
kinsswood NJ. T. Church. 18th and Claynont
streets. Rev; a, :. pulaiy. pastor. Fire Br-
gaze service 0.U led by l.. Dugan. Prsach.
Ing 1913 a. m. and I'D y. IN. Sunday school
p. IN. willing Workers a.li. iiaiie'uiah ser
vice O,30, led By Samuel Bush. Revival All
week.
HOLMES Christian Association. Front ana
Madison sire ts Elder Harry Mugse pnstOr.
Prearhing iNdO u. IN. and IS y. IN. Sunday
school 9.1D II. IN. Holiness meeting 3 20 % III.
Prdlse aud testimony NEE in 70l HUl 10
ness meetings Wednesday and Saturday
evenings.
Union \. NJ T. Church. French stree.
above eth. Rev. VIM. IA GUY. pastor Al
~, ~ a. N. and 40 y. IN. preacl. ne. Sunday
school 2.D p. m. Young Peoples pi aycrme8t-
ing go.
Mt Euon Baptist MI sion West I'd street
ar Washlngton street, Rev william H.
Holiday in charge. Preaching 1J.D a. M.
hnd ,.aD y IN hy pasio. subject. Grace -
the FONDA ion Of 'hris i'm Assurance, by
grace are We sIvei.' Eph. 80. AT D IN
Sun ay school
-. Peters n. u. Church, 81 and Grant Ave
Rev, H. u, Potts. pastor. Preaching 1890 a.
~. ana ~ p IN sunday scOol I'D u. IN
hev. j y Nichols Will preach at $50.
Mt. JOY NJ. t. Church. Townsend street
at . Il. m. Pren hing ut 1870 a. In aud d 81
pm. Sunday school p. M,
Plymouth A. NJ. T. Zion Church, Walnut
street below Ninth, Rev. A. j. Spencnr pus.
tor Preaching at 1920 a, IN. by pu-tor
Sunday school In y. III. Young Peop,cs
meeting e y. III. Preaching : IN Preach.
lns by Rev X II Potts. Communion in
mora ny
Jones' a. NJ. Il. Zon Church, 18th and
Scott streets, Rev. A. J. Spencer, pastor.
rrenchinE 1873 II. IN. and 80 y. m Study
school p. III.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-15
THIRD EDITION.


Lnst evening Constantine Council, No.
Legion OF The Red Cross, held their
itrst winter entertainment In their Council
cramber room. 0 Masonic Temple, aud
the affair proved grand success. Tbe
Council held regular session and AZ
Ter tiisposing OF routine business. tina
do.rs were thrown open. and In a few
minutes the lnrge room was filled with
the wlyss. daughters and friends OF the
membere. W. G, Macpherson, chairman
OF tue COMMITTEES. presided. and the ex-
ere SEES opened with prayer by Past Dep.
MY Commander, Peter b. Ayars.
Ihis was followed by an excellnet mu.
steal anu literary programme. every nun.
ber Of which was rendered in O frat. class
nianner. Grand Commander DR.. Swith.
In Chandler delivered an eloquent ad-
aress on "fhe Objects and Aim OF the Or.
DEF, and Mt the close OF the exercises the
entire audience was Invited to an adioIc-
HtK room, where an abundance of ice
cream and cake was serveu. tons, eptlne
y Inc baby council tn this city, put al.
rtAuy Mss hecanae strong and powerful
at'a with her many Jealous workers. has
grown to be powerful factor in dissem.
mating the sublime principles of the
order,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-15

Mrs. Ed win II. Gayley Is very III at her
homo. suffering with an attack Of typhoid
fever.
Two hacks containing Jolly party
passed up Market street last evening
MIR. ". IL CoLbourn of Seaford paid our
city visit on Friday.
Mr. W. w. Edwards. OF the journal, and
Mr. Horace Greeley Knowles were seen in
interesting conversation yesterday for
nearly an hour. IL 10 not known whether
or not Mi. Edwards wants To get back in
the Republican camp.
The American Road Machine COMPANY.
at kennett Square. Pa, stat tod uD again
on Wednesday, with a large force Of
hands.
Merchants. manufacturers and traders
ars keeping Clerk of the Peace Blggs ami
his force OF clerks busy issuing State IL.
censes
Mr.. Ebon N. Baldwin. of Lafayette
Lodge. No. IA was the honored guest Of
scott Lodge, +. d A. NJ, OF Chester, on
Thursday evening.
Miss Minnie Hitch Is visiting Miss Nora
Adams of Brldgeville. Dol
j. d. Ihaltant has picture called TN.
terrupted Musical." on exhibition at the
Philadelphia.
Edward Ii Pusey is cunning near Cen.
treviile. Md. He expects to get a game
bag fuli of woodcock, quail ami rabbits
IAeNou tububHuu Huu TWO permits nave
been Issued by the Wilmington and Bran
DIVINE cemetery Co. The hrst person
buried was on August 12th. 1874
Col. Curtis = Watson of Milford cele-
brated hs S5th birthday OH Monday last
and many friends called to cungratulnte
Lin on his excellent health. lie 10
the father OF state Seuetor William L.
Watson.
Hotel Richardson at Dover will be
opened Tor the reception of guests a few
days before Christmas. 1t Is one OF the
best appointed hotels In Delaware,
s. bedford Hudson No 1870 West Ninth
street, was given a birthday surprise on
1hursday evening by her young friends.
An atlielstlc entertain ment will he given
IN the gymnasium oil the Y M. C. A., on
December 9Th under the direction of phy.
steal Instructor Jackson.
X q. Taylor, Mursfreesboro. Tenn,
writes: l have used the Japanese Pills
Cure With great satisfaction and SUCCESS
N Is. Danforth. I'd and Market Sts, and
Mlilers Drug store, 4os Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-15

Tho Methodist Book Htore No. 604
Market street. has opened new depart.
ment that OF fancy and useful goods, ana
what beautiful collection TO make your
Christmas Selections IRON.
The display OF novelties Is simply
grand. There are calendars, iiluatrated
books, fine stationery. leatherwars. toilet
sets. fancy goods, silver. plated ware.
knives and manicure sets. There are also
o,niee umbrellas. and In fact everything
suitable for u Christmas gift.
They have also Pyrnlin. which should
be seen. Those who are now doing thsir
shopping Will avoid the rush by calling
early and examining the goods. This nj
first year the Mossrs. Thomas have carried
stock OF Christmas goods. 30 everything
on their COu rtura In nav
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-15
FIFTH edition.


William Michael Byrne. Esq., will leo
me II me a.l Reilly 1ySoam fooms neFs
Rramme will DO presented. KITTY Of
Cork" drama. by Sulllgans New YORK
Comedy Company was given last night
10 st. Marys basement To q crowded au.
dlence. kitty and Jerry In their special
ties kept the spectators.in ore coutinu.
cd roar OF laughter all the evening. ID
will be repeated tonight.
st. Marys Choir. the leading Catholic
Choir OF the city. went to Farnhutst,
by special request aud presented the
drama Loan OF Lover" The Inmates
were delighted with the presentation aud
the officials OF the Institution were LAVAL
In thanking the members Of this most
popular choir for their muelcal treat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-15

The ilrst game Of the series OF inter-clty
basket ball games arranged by tho mana
z E OF the Central Y. Nj. &. a. team, will
tahe place THIS evening. whom tho team
representing thla association will line I'M
against tho atrong Wilmington Y. NJ. q
A. team. in the Central Y. Nj G. A. gym.
naeium. at Fifteenth and Chestnut streets.
Philadelphia.
Charley McKeever. tho promising Phila-
ooiphia ilRnt.weight. and Stanton Abbott.
= OF Eng land, have been matched to box
Sax rounds before the members of tho Ath.
Sttc Club OF the SchuyIkill Navy next
Thursday evening.
Horace nj. Leeds. of Atlantic City, has
decided to accept.the challenge OF Arthur
vaientine, the English lightweight cham.
On.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-15

Kennard and Company, No 6sI and 623
Market street. have the south window OF
their store decorated In an artistic man.
Jr.
At either end are shelving and brackets,
arranged In tiers and RESENT bling mounds,
the framework enveoped In smilax holly
and white silk and cheese cloth, erected
under pretty clnopiee. The centre.piece
consists Of series OF arches. The goods
displayed include Duchess and other
handkerchiefs. elegant fans, evening
gloves for ladies. all kinds OF china and
glassware ard eellnloid goods and brlc.a.
brac. At night, Illuminated by 30 In.
candes1ent lights. encased In tinted
shades, the appearance OF the window is
bewilderlng beautiful.