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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-14

The report Of 40eo killed In Armenia
NOT having produced the desired action
hy Europe. tho tId has been raised to
10000 hy the correspondents now
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-14

colored man filling She position n,
eookkeeper in the Bowery Savings ham,
Is very much Impressed with the imno,t
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-14
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nousroN PRINTING COMPANY.
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/ ,. nm. President; T.. W. HOUSE. Vice
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-14

7'ho calamity howior ~ ont with thc
statement that ex-rrcvident Harrison is
going TO be married
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26

John McHugh. whose sudden death on
Sunday evening NJ his homo Eighth and
Church streets was briefly noticed In yes
terduy's NkfpeL'c GAN, was one oil the best
knoyn citizens Of tile Eighth ward. lie
Was born In County Tyrone, Ireland, in
1888. and came to this country about 40
years ago, when he located IN the eastern
aide of tho city. He secured employment
at Du Punts powder mills, and being In,
dlustrio US and frugal soon aecum ulated
sufficient money to start. in the grocery
BUSINESS lie relDquishsd this in Few
years and opened 81 oonat the southeast
corner OF eighth and Church streets. and
tnR few years purchased the property.
lie Afterwards bought the adjoining
properties, aud few years ago had them
all torn down, erecting on tho site one OF
the largest buildings on the east side.
which he fitted up and furnished in fir. t
class manner and named IL tho Polcs de
Leon Hotel. after the famous Florida
hosiery. During tue war he enlisted IN
New Jersey regiment aud lost log at
Spottsylvania Court House.
AIR. Ntzhugh, was quite euccessful in
business and his large hotel has proved a
great accommodation to tue hundreds OF
mon employed In the immense industrial
establishments in that section OF the city.
lie was nearly 81 years OF age and up to
the time OF his death enjoyed excellent
health.
He was possessed OF a social. jovlal dis.
position, and was held In high esteem by
all who knew him. On Sunday evening
he conversed with some friends until
about o'clock, when he retired, and was
selzed with his fatal illness few minutes
afterwards. Everything possible was don ,
for his relief. but without avail. and In.
fore o'clock ha was corpse. His wife
is completely Frustrated by the terrible
shock ami yesterday afternoon was ser
iOusly i'll. lie was member OF DUPONT
Post, No. .. G. A. r., who will attend the
funeral on Friday afternoon. The inter-
mont will bs made ut the Old Swedes
Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26

Sometimes l would be taken with
strnngilng In bed. and had window fixed
80 that could touch spring and throw
1t open quickly to put my bend out to
breathe. One day friend asked me to
try Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy. l did 30 and 1t helped me. |
continued using 1t, and after taking two
bottles was completely cured, and have
had 10 return OF II since.
ten thousand dollars would not tempt
me to return to the condition | was in
before taking DR.. Greene's NervuTa blood
and nerve remedy. II could get no more
Of that wonderful medicine. 1t saved
my life. and don't know how 1t ia DOS.
slble for mortal man to give stronger
testimonial than this. j will gladly
answer any questions regarding my case.
| am satisfied that DR.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy lie tho most re.
markaole medicine in existence
MIR. Charles Chllis one of the leading
citizens OF Bath, n. H., says:
Il was aware of DIR. j. W. Minkier's
condition from asthma, and OF his won.
defiul cure ny DR. Greenes Neryuru blood
and nerve remedy
Everyone knows that Dr. Greene's Ner.
vurs blood aud nerve remedy gives health
and strength to all who us5 1t. Every
bOdy needs spring tonic and restorative.
and this s the best spring medicine in the
world. Convince yourself by trying 1t.
1t is not patent medicine, but the pre-
ecrlplloh OF the most successful living
specialist in curing nervous and chronic
discusses, Dr Greene. OF 80 West l4th st,
New York City. lie has the largest pTHc.
tcs In tho world, and this grand medical
discovery Is the result OF his vast exper-
lence.
The kreat reputation OF DR.. Greene ls a
guarantee that his medicine will cure,
and the fact that he can be consulted by
anyone at any any tins. free OF Charge
personally or by lett I. gives absolute as.
snrance of tho beneficial action OF this
wonderful medicine.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26
4 DOCTORS EVIDENCE.
What He Says About Medi.
cine and Cures.
He TeIlsaWhai He Considers The
Best Of All Medicines.
There is One Remedy Which He
i Knows Will do all it Claims.

doctors evidence regarding medi.
olnes and disease Is always considered the
highest authority. Every court in the
world accepts his judgment as positive
and lndisputable evidence. Therefore.
what he says about a certain remedy can.
not be doubted.
DR.. j. W. Minkier. of Bath, N. H.. SUI.
fered for long time from that terrible
disease, asthma. All the doctors and
medicines he tried could do nothing for
him till he found the one remedy which
he now kno VS. to be the best remedy In the
world for asthma. and all diseases Of the
nerves and blood. Read the doctors oon-
vincing words:
81 had the asth.ua," no said. "the worst
OF any man ever heard Of that lived. l
have paid out more than five hundred
dollars for medicines. without ever re-.
ceiving the slightest benefit.
u was Obliged to leave New York be.
cause l could not live there, and went
Into the country thinking 1t might help
me. but 1t did not. l was so bad of |
did not expect to live. 1t would come
upon me suddenly. in the midst OF con.
versltlon aud stop me Instantly, as quick.
lY as though had dropped dead
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
What Is Trunspiriug In the Pretty Town On
the Delaware.

Correspondence OF the hep lblIcan.
New CASTLE, March 26rh.
The fret srad Of the season was caught
off New Castle Yesterday by the DEM
brothers. They went ont with a haul
seine to fish for rock and herring. and in
one of the hanl5 male shad was caught.
When the boat came TO the wharf John
Bacon bought all the fish When 1t lie.
came known that chad had been caught
there was a general run on the dealer.
The next thing New Castle will he Hooded
with will 10 a host .. fish dealers. who
VIII come hero to get the patronage OF the
people Just at this season of the year and
then at other times iavors must be- asked
OF the home dealer. Go In for home rule
all the time and buy from the home
dealer.
Wilbur Meredith. the rews agent and
cigar dealer, will vacate his present store
AMI on Thursday move Into the store for.
morlyi occupied by Theodore Hanf. A
now bulk window will lie ono of the
many attractions made. In addition to
his present business he Intends TO open u
circulating library.
Albert Taylor moved yesterday into the
house vacated by Leslie Blackburn. who
has moved to the White farm. on tine VIII
mingtOn road.
William Keys will occupy the Richard
Jackson homestead farm during the com.
ing year.
n tAuuueF blclAuSnnn has mOVeu into
the vacant house on Delaware street be-
tween Front and Second etreets.
George Iruax has m0vad to tho Mrs.
Rodgers farm on the Newport road.
George Hastings has removed to the
houfe vacated by Mrs. limms on Della.
ware street who has moved into the bak.
cry store recently operated by James q.
knuuse where jackson lin ms will en-.
gage in business.
Alexander Barter has removed to the
Dir. Bltck farm from which Job J. jackson
removed. MIR, Jackson will engage 10 tho
commission business on Fourth street.
Wilmington.
Benjamin DDwney will occupy the Mrs.
Airichs farm neur Ogletown.
Mrs kurtz, son and daughter OF Mar.
shnllton, are the guests OF Sheriff and
Mrs Glllis.
William Vincent, Chrlstiana, lie the guest
OF his sister Mrs. Cbefiins.
Sheriff Glllls has levied on the mir bags
stored In tho Lea storehouse by the New
York Wreckers.
/ The New Castle people were greatly dis.
! appointed yesterday by the st. Paul not
| being launched.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26
pelawarr Conference AdIourns.

The Delaware Conference held 1t 9 eios
ing session In the Balnbridge Street
Church. Philadelphia yesterday after
noon. Rev. Or, Monroe WAS ordered TO
send to Rev. DR.. Grandson OF this city til 10
following letter which was read aloud,
DEAR STIR: j regret to inform you that
after full and far trial by the Delaware
Conference. In which you were ably.de.
tended by the Rev \ i. Ale. the charges
preferred agalnet you, the receipt Il d
COPY of which you acknowledged In
letter to Rev. p. OConnell, were sustained.
and by unanimous vote YOU are expelled
from the ministry aud membership of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. ii. A. Mon.
roe was authorized by the Conference to
request you to send me your parchments
Immediately.
You have the right OF an appeal, II for.
mai notice i5 sent by you to me within a
reasonable time. which appeal will be en-.
eItained IL you reform and conduct your.
sell as true penltent. We are nil filled
with sorrow By your fall, and pray you to
turn to the Lord again. and He will have
mercy upon you. Yours truly.
john p NEWMAN.
Attest: j, II. SeooI- Secretary.
The appointments affecting the vii.
mington churches are: Rev. MIR. Gstes.
Ezlon Church. recently filled by Dr.
Grandson and Rev. 0. 4. Gate. A. F.
Annals, who has been at Eziop, was trans.
feried to the Waterloo Street Church.
Philadelphia.
Rev. Mr.. Blake will 40 to Dover from
New Castle. while Rev. Mr. Hail will ill
tile pulpit OF the church there.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26
HO0PEB'S AKOOlAE e $6: $:;':;


H1GGINS-At Delaware City. on Friday.
March ". Mrs. Harriet Higgins. in her seth
year
Funeral on Tuesday Goth instant, at 100 p.
III. ,nterment at ST. Georges Cemetery.
GRAY-In this city on March 23rd. Martha
NJ, only daughter of Oh Indler and h'Anna
Gray, in the 9th car of her age.
Services at the house, Eighth and Wood
lawn avenue. on Tuesday. 10Th, at o'clock.
y. IN. Funeral private.
PROUD-At Kcntmere, DEL. NJ arch o3rd,
1885. Joseph Proud. ageh II years
Relatives and friends are invited to att end
the funeral from his late residence ut Kent
mere. on Tuesday afternoon 26 tn inst, at
O'Clock. Services at Mt. Salem NJ. L. Church
at $50 O'CLOCK, lnterment ut Mt Salem
Cemetery.
PATTERSON -On March o. 1895 John @.
Patterson. in his sUlh year
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence. No GA
French street. on Tuesday, 26th instant at
9 O'clock. lnterment at Wilmington and
RfanJy wine Cemetery.
HARNEY-On March 24th, 1895, Charles p,
Jr. sou of harles p. and Ella Harvey, aged
6months weeRs and days.
Relatives and frients arc invited 10 att end
ents. No. 1910 walnut street. on THURSDAY af-
ternoon at o'cluck.
ATWELl-On March 20. 1895. Leonard At
well. aged 6s yetiB.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
MS funeral from the residence OF his son-n-
on saturday afternoon at O'Clock. Inter-
ment at 1t. Peters Cemetery.
PIMBERToS-On March U.s. 1895. Eliza, Wild
ow OF John Pmberton.
Relatives anu friends are invited to attend
the funeral from her late residence, Newark,
Del. Thursday. 2sth inst. at 10 o'clock q. III.
InterIuent at Klmbleville.
FOS-Un siarVh Is. 1895, j. Norton son of
james q. and Addic Fox, aged b months.
hciarivee and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence of his pai euts
No 1908 East Eleventh street. on Thursday
afternoon ut "a O'Clock. lnierment at River.
view Cemetery.
OGblsN-In this city. March u.s. 1905. Augustus
Ogden. ag ed 10 years.
Relatives aud frlenda and members OF A. co.
kuk Tribe. No. B lmpt. .. Il. NJ. are invited
to attend the funeral on Wednesday after.
noon at O'Clock from his late residence No.
1916 liuttL II street, Services in Ihaniy wine
NJ. f. Church. lnternent at Rlvervicw Gem
etery.
McliUGH-suddcnly on March u, 1895, aged
IT, wears,
Relatives AMI friends, also Dupont Post
No, y. q, A. R,are Invited TO attend the funer-
al from his late residence. S. Il. corner Eighth
aud Church, on Friday afternoon at
O'Clock Services at Old Swodc,' Chu-ch In
terment ut Old Swodes' Cemetery.
HOSKEN-On Msrch 25th. 1897, Albert, son
OF Thomas H., and the late Ellen Iloskcn.
aged 20 yeara.
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
tho funeral from the residence OF his pa
rents 1890 Lancaster avenue, on Wednesday,
afternoon March 9Th at j. III. Services at
bethany baptist Church at I'D o'clock. In
terment Mt HiYerVew Cemetery. Nemhe re-
OF iline Rock Council, No. 33 l.. -. Il. o.. and
members OF the order In general are invited
to attend.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26
"I.AM A WOMAN
AND HENCE
| SUFFER. "

How often this expression Is
heard and how much oftener is it
felt. Alas women do suffer. Why,
we often cannot tell, but we know
there is one great cause, and that
is weakness. The headaches, the
depressed feelings, the pains, the
dlscouragements, indeed, almost
all the misery has a common cause
weakness. AT such times wo
man alWa need friend that can
be relied upon, and such friend,
Tor more than twenty years, has
been that greatest Of all remedies,
Warmers Safe Cure. BY its purity
and its power it furnishes prompt
relief for women in their hours of
need, and il the grateful express
sions which come up from the
homes OF the land about what Safe
Cure has done were printed, the y
would fill volumes. II you, reader,
are sufferer can you not take
hope from this suggestion?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26

Spring Suits, By tie Moua nd,
all kinds, straight sacks, round
sacks, cutacays, douetails and
other styles; ne,c, fresh and beou.
ttM, ptaced on our tables for
the first time tbs msrning.
S. buys a a surprising good
Suit. AS much higher as you
care to 60. You'll see value in
cloth, style and trusty work
mauship.
$40 buys a Black Worsted
Dress.Sait. Other and higher
qualities.
The brightest of strictly All
Wool goods 90 into our Boys
Clothing. $3.50 the lowest,
S6 the highest. About sc
styles between these two prices.
On AID after next Monday,
April LIST, our store will be open
every evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26

Yesterday afternoon Edward Postlos.
colorod, was standing ON the corner OF
Fourth and DUPONT streets, when He prd
Rothweli advanced towards MIN. lJw.
ard drew u knife ard they both "clunsl
according to &lwoois side OF the cass
Howard caught Postles' finger in hin
mouth and Kick from him In the mouth
liberated the finger.
Captain Chambers came along as Elwocd
waB beating tattoo on Howards head
with his foot us he lay on the pavement.
He was held In $50 bail for u further hear
Ing to morrow morning.
Judge Ball rated the DRINKS Of John
O'Day and John Adams In the u class.
and Tor having little fun on Water
street last evening as Sergeant Shields
came alt n William Donovan and Thomap
ENNIS Nero ordered to pay 80 and costn
each.
Nall Holland few evenings ago wen'i
into Rash q barber shop aud acted rashl .
toward the proprietor over the collection
of bill. He left the city after the
affair but his friends offered to bring him
iuto court this morning but they failed tc
do 30.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26
THE EMPIRE
,s:..: go E:.i....--.:=1EE.E.

To-day the hattie begins. and 1t shall
bs n grand contest. We start in tuesday
afternoon March rs. nj 3 o'clock aud Will
continue 1t, until Thursday night March
2sth. Ills sale Will DO II merchandising
record breaker, and the carnage OF IRON
clad bargains Will 10 sDmethin. beautiful
to behold. Come to our store, that YOU
may got n bettpr view of the engagement,
although you'll hear the cannunading of
'InE EMPIRE"
Nearly yards square turkey red tube
covers, all neat p0ltern5 fast colors,
frlnged all around 21c.
About 10 pieces uubleached muslin
Gust receivenJ at &C u yard worth &c.
Ladies all wool new spring capes, with
ruili-d collar. reduced to So wonderful
bargain.
Clear as crystal, gluss table tumblera,
Soc u dozen in live Styles. 8 of which are
cut Gluss designs; these tumDlers are
perfect AMI fun size 55c dozen.
&c quality crash at - C II yard, all you
want at the 5dme price.
Syards OF the test ii3c calico. In light
oolors and blue indlgu tor 29c for 8 yards
WORTH lac
Boys all-wOol mixed knee pants 4sl.
IA pair, others ask i5r aud .lCO for slma.
Yard Wide neHt stair carpet worth 2lC,
we will nut The price lower than 1t has
ever been sold at any time, you Gan have
all you want during THIS sale OF Is .e a
yard, SO come early US Il won't last long
ut this price.
Neat fancy mating. the same that has
alwaye been sold at ~ % during thia sale
and at tile period, when II Is needed most
you can have all you want, as long as 1t
lasts at B 70 yard.
About ~ pieces OF best outing flannel
! sc yard IN mont patterns.
800 full bleached satin damask table
linen, 2eG yard, worth IOc, this linen is
| full double width ami u great bargain.
About 10 dozens LETT OF Wide AMI Derby
rlbbod chiidren's stockings Sizes ), 81.
and q. ~ to close out this lot, they go
| at 4c u pair.
A large assortment of cretonnes re.
| duced to 81 lc yard worth double.
Ladies' Ight aud dark coloreI under
sklrts. regular 6Oc values reduced to 32c.
About 10 DOZEN I.adies percale shirt
waists. laundred or unlaundriej. full
! front and gathered back reduced to 3gc a
! greud bargain.
I LlegaGt Bulter.mllt toilet soap $40.
good Size bottle OF Uest witch hazel
! sc.
| Ladies' vests best quality l4e value for
! tic
! An elegant hair brush and comb worth
! SOC Tor l9c Tor CONT aud brush
/ 8 PACKAGES best lepsius. Chewing G um
{ lC.
| slate pencils for 10
81 sheets OF beat linen writing paper,
| with an envelopes TO match, put up III
nice boxes Tor lie Tor all.
We huve about dozen pairs OF the
best Nottingham lace curtains very wide
and -. Yards long guaranteed have been
. sold rs hlRl, as ~ u All Will he reduced
/ 10 90 Il pair. Ibis Ia cheaper than the
mauuiucj Juror can make thon,
A fall IN china, all day last Saturday
our sale has crowded our department
, with ahrewd investors, who have tnksI
tins opportunity to double their money.
bY buying now 80 don't fail to cali aud
look through the assortment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26
TOR TsE LITTLE FOLKS,

Still another lot of Misses 81 90
shoes at $50.
90 pairs Of Misses SI.25 shoes
at $500
As pairs of Misses Goodyear
welt shoes,in square toe and patent
tip, c aud ID widths, at SIS o.made
to sell at $500
Same quality, sizes SO to II, at
SI.25, should be $3.50.
As pairs Of Misses heavy school
shoes, either button or lace, with
patent tip, at $500, from SI,25,
II pairs Of child's heavy lace
shoes, sizes 55z to 8, at 75c, should
be SI.oo.
Same quality, sizes 81! to II, at
SI.oo, never sold before less than
SI2s.
4S pairs OF Children's button,
wedge heel with leather tip.reduccd
from Csc to soc,
Also few pairs Of those Chill
dren's spring heel shoes, sizes 9 to
II, at soc
Our line of meas and boys
shoes Is one Of the fine in the
city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26

The Honorable Nathaniel u 5mtthers
has been considered one OF the greatest
and most eloquent belawureau orators OF
the generation he represents. ON sunday
evening one oil our reporters listened to
preacher who looks like Mr.. SIutthers,
walks the platform and gestieuIHtes like
Aim. mBkes lar nratorical periods aud
Is equally as fOreeful end eloquent In
Christian Gospel preaching as even The
distinguished L &. Congressman was in
sha great alfatrs vi tas.
Tie speaker was a representative of
thnt mighty am uncnnqderahle phalanK
af Christian soldiers known "a The Local
Preachers OF the Methodiet Episcupal
Church, mahy OF whom. Ike him. preach
with inDre I'd IL 'attoa to tnalr hearers
than some Of the college and eemlnary
bred mon Who rxllt themselves more
than Their Divine Master, WHO trv to get
the psoale to worship them, 5pueal their
fame give them positions with higher
salaries and who get sswelled neldsn ON
them 50 That they snub their more hum
Lie, setl.saciIiieing, earliest and eloquent
brethren.
1t was an Intelligent and devopt con.
Freghtlon OF tbriatiau5, we'll disposed To
Bring nil the Il hes into the store house,
that listened with glowing delight SUNDAY
evening ut Advent tiAil' Sixth and
fatnlll streets, TO Local Preacher SIMPLIFY
of AsUury III. L. Church on The law
made nothing perfect but the bringing OF
u Dettbt HOIe ijhku5E diu by NlilGu We
draw nigh to tod
tie orator described Loaf man, showing
Tint Tod Fad alwars had people OF
earth Of wtum lao prcnoHneea Noah a
perfect mar. He then described redeem,
ed man ami supremacy eHtolled the ka
dssmer
God has always bad something on
earth with which TO nuke man happy.
Jesus IL tito way. the truth and the iife
Graee AID truth came by our Lord Jesus
CHRIST
Mheu W. thnl, Of God rs thu Cveator Of
TuAn We ata lost IN hstUnlshnent. IL gives
Us more amusement to contemplate lis
dealing With man from the dawn ui TeR.
ZION to tic resurrection of Jesus CbFlsr
she advent Of tie Holy Spirit and tho
resurrection Of 9eh's souls that are dead
10 all that is good and holy IHtu eternal
life aGd glory
When glYe my heart to my wife ehe
got all Size got tho man SO when |
gave my heart TO God he got the whole
All am. can he, nave and Tugy acquire |
have given 10 Hin, CHRIST haI the resur.
reotton power III Him. lie said. II am
thu res direction and tho ltfo.' lie lives
OIL earth 10 laF Ia spirit n his pure mud
obbdient followers vic profess his name.
proclaim Ills ruth, Do ats woIEs ana ifEa
his lIfe OYER again.
Evangelist SMRleP wu-i'IHttt 5a.tt4us.
so} oils and uyell1sed tAr 4ru af love.
peaes, Joy sud Btstun Gfsla Et- delight
I'd ami grateful Inc fra
The eurly evening mReiirE I'D Is y l.
ssuneYi WAS - u7ual 'HH o. distinction
editlCatlOn power aud life
inc mHe' NJ at sixth anu IatnHli mex
sundds IS usual VIII be ~ ~, ) 20, ant
u -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26

ut is clever comedy was remarked
by large number that attended Ute
presentation OF the comedy entitled. The
Stur Gazer.' at the Grand Opera House
last evening by Joseph OFT anu an exceeds
ingly clever supporting company. Mr..
OFT, is clever councillor d portray
the character. Prof. Juptel Alars, in such
manner as to keep the large audience
present in an uproar from start to finish.
he Rus uUly assisted by Matt and Phil
OFT. versatile comedians. The comedy Is
full OF mirth and permits the Introduction
OF some cloan and sploy specalties. For
laughing purpose IL Is good one.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26

Critic has Ooeu engaged to fight before
the kaleidoscope with the Kentucky Rose
bud.
kaachs official base ball guide for 1894
Ia out and is full OF Information which all
deyotees of the game must possess to bA
well posted.
Eddie Gnrtland Is open to box any los.
pound man In the world.
Allan Jones at san Jose. Cal, yesterday
rode third OF IL mile In ~ 8 seconds,
lowering Tyler's record 80 seconds,
kllraiu is anxious to again meet Suili.
van.
Joseph LoughrRn OF this city writes
that he would like 10 meet Frank Hor-
feUker again.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26

MIDDLErOwN March 20.
The shlrt factory last week turned out
1900 dozen shirts which ls the largest
quantity ever sent out. The last two weeks
S2a3S as were paid in wages
William Biggs has lost soven valuable
horses from pleuro pneumonia.
There ID no change in the condition OF
Frank Rowland.
There are mauY cases OF sickness in and
about town.
Moving day has turned Middletown up
sids down.