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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-09

swlthln Chandler has moved from Avon.
dale to HBckessin.

Swithin Chandler has moved from Avons
dale to Hgokessin.
A coiored man riding bicycle was run
into at Twenty.fourth and Market streets.
on last evening by team. Oobody was
hurt and the oolored man after.straighten.
ng out his wheel mounted IL and rode on
to his home.
Eugene Ahern. OF Blackbird, who had
his toes cut Off at Middlsto wn, has left the
Delaware Hospital and 10 now OF Eaw
Castle.
The cor ,ner's jury brought in a verdict
| of death from malpractice In the inquest
| on Ella Bacon at Salem,
Complaint has been made that the walls
of the toilet rooms OF No. | school are
covered with obsuene writing.
Mrs. Thomas CULLEN and children have
been visiting friends In Georgetown.
The flower stand oil George W. Brlnton.
ana on, IN tho waiting room at the p.
W, IL Is railroad depot Ia selllng large
quantities OF llowors.
Mira. John Pemoerton. Edgemoor.
scHidN her foot yesterday by upsetting q
teapot off the stove. DIR. W. P. Miller 10
| In Abundance.
Mrs. Clements. of stu Pond, Nd, Ia
paying Mr. ami Mrs. Edward Dllworth Q
| visit.
Bishop Coleman will speak ct Calvary
Churcn tomorrow morning about the
| Next General Convention"
Il you are ruptursd 20 to practical
man anu have truss lifted. E 0ester.
relcirr 200 West seventh street. Lady
| attendant
number of he m bsrs Of the Order
| OF the Knights OF the Golden Eagle will
! go to Phiiade' phla this evening to attend
the opening oil the new X e. L headqunrt.
| era IEste.
The Women's Indian Aid Association
will meet al the home of Mrs. S. I. Hilles,
| No. t0H2 ktpg street. on Monday after.
noon at 8 80 O'Clock.
] Thomas j. Lawson aud son went to
Atlanta. Ca. yesterday.
L, I. Stoopss has returned home from
a weeks duck shooting along tue SGs-
| quehanna.
Bishop Cyrus D. Foss has been elected
president OF tho Board OF Trustees OF the
Woman's College. Baltimore.
Judge Grubb this norning granted to
William s. Htlies an amendment to the
certificate of Incorporation OF the Taylor
hioe Engineering Company.
The Rev. s. B. aieeser of this city will
read u paper before tue Baptist Con gross
at Providence, Il. [, on lhursday OF nexb
week MIR. Maeser viii return to this city
on tho same evening,
Answers have been flied In tho United
States Court in tho case OF George W.
Fleekensted. trustee, vs. the bennington
| Machine Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-09

LONDON, Nov. 9.-The Times this morn
ing publishes an extract which fills three
and half Of It's columns from a pamphlet
which the Earl of Dunraven is just is.
suing, giving a complete history and an
explanation, from his standpoint, Of the
Americas cup races. The statement con-
cludes: "On the whole, my belief is that
Defender is tho better of the two vessels
on the reach, and that Valkyrie Ill Is the
better In turning to windward. We never
came on run, owing to the wind shifting
50 much during the first race, but as run
ming is Valkyrie's best point and seems to
be Defenders worst, judging by her sail
ing against Vigilant, consider Valkyrie
III the better of the two on that point OF
sailing also" Tho Times says editorially:
"The general impression the statement
leaves is that no effort can possibly secure
fair race for the cup.n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-09

The Mexican Aid Association OF the
Diocese Of Delaware held Its annual m eet-
ing In st. Andrews Church lecture room
yesterday afternoon. MIR. o L. McIlvaiue,
the president and Rev. q. E. Murray
opened the meeting with devotional exer-
cisns.t
, Rev. Henry Forester. missionary to
Mexico. delivered an address. during
which he reported advancement In the
work.
He described the Hooker Orphan AsyIur +,
built by q widow OF an Episcopal c!erg, .
man. In which forty young men are being
educated. and In this relation spoke la
glowing terms of the value of the ser
Vices Of Miss briggs. the medical mission.
ary TO Alaska, who went out from the
State several years ago and 10 now supsr-
1ntendent of the school,
An election Of officers resulted as fol.
lowsi Mrs. L. C. Mcllvaius preaident t,
Alias Margaret CAVITY recording score
tary. Miss Annie Len corresponding secre
tary. Mise Elizabeth Palmer treasurer. The
meeting was one OF tho most Interesting
Of the association.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-09
THE EMPIRE
OF WILMIN GRO N
zoe Market street .
SPECIAL BARGAIN DAY,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER. 9th.

SPECIAL BARGAIN DAY.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER, 9th.
It's the weather. that's the only expla.
nation We can give for these remarkable
prices.
81. 50. 1ox4 White Blankets. pair, SOC.
case l0x4 White Blankets extra large
lie. good weight. line. tieeoy fnlsh-
pretty woven, ui'colored borders. worth
Sl50 for SOC.
Lace Curtains.
67c-Lace Curtains, $40 pair.
69c-Lace Curtains, $50 pair.
&l.25-!lsce Curtains 4i.25 pair.
sl.50-LIce Curtains. $l.5 u pair.
sL9S-Lace Curtains, $l.9S pair.
Mems Suits.
So 9s-Men's Suits. SO 9s
o. IS Mems Suits. 1915. They are
worth $500.
sS.T5 Mems Suits, 1915. Actual value
5000.
81 9s-Men's Suits. worth $3.50.
s5 75-Men's Suits, very dressy. worth
s6 9s- Mems Suits worth sl2oo.
B0ys' Suits.
81 O9-Boys' 81. 09-worth So 90. :
81 49-Boys Suits $i.49-worth $3.50.
69c-l3oys' Suits. G9c-worih $i.U0
Sl9S-Boys' Suite. 81 9S-worth s3 90.
e. 69-Boys' Suits. s269-worth "a On.
Cloak Department.
You can't hear too much about cloaks
Just now. you can't learn too much ubout
cloaks. and you'll never nuke marvellous
savings andN get the choicest, most su.
perb creations until you come to The
Empire where's pheL omenal boom await 9
you
t3.4s-Lldies' Coats or Capes-s3 is
worth IS 20.
f49S-AadteB' Goats or Capes-44 9S
| worth $3.50.
81 49-Ladlos' Plush Capes- s5 49,
| worth $500.
So 75-Ladies' Coats or Capes-s6 rs,
| worth 80 TO-
SZ9s-Ltdles Coats or Capes--$7 0s,
ss.9s-Ladles' Coats or Capes- IS 9s.
wot IN SIC 60,
| Furnishings.
For Ladles'-Gents-Child We have
squeezed the ex iravagance out of tho
| prices; all the extrnvaganca and great
ieal more. Here is bat few evldences
you'll woHder at ths lowuess OF prioes.
Ladies' Kid Gloyes-1ho French Kid
sorL--Every pnir guaranteed and lifted "a
the hand, excellent 81 50 values for 500.
Chlldre - Hose-Seamlsss black. wear
like iron. sizes to 8, l5c, hose for 9a.
| Observation-Disclosures sale OF UNI
brellas to be cIossd. exquisite handle
natural wood. and etc.. $500 aud s2,2
Kind for Is.
Gents Underwear-Very many colors
and kinds. S.wool. q wool, the so. 75 ant
81 kinl. SpsclaL Saturday. 80c.. Another
lot OF Merne Shirts and canton llaune
Drawers. tins 35c KIND, g o for 80.
wrappers-l5drH9us-S ofTeret
are 10 be found nero IN $50 heavy ianeI
cite, eiderdown. etc, tea gowns and wTAp
pers. plueed On sale Saturday pretty strl I,
ped and figured Objects. Win ileoce bncl
made with square and pointed yokes
vatican and gathered backs double "A nt
single rulil3 over shoulder and roun,
yoke, large sleeves ahd very VIDE sllrte
worth II 90 and u % for YSc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-09
COIOred Dress Goods

Surely the advantages of our
Dress Goods Stock were never
more apparent.
The rich, beautiful Stuffs and
the very reasonable prices cause
great satisfaction.
Novelties from France, Eng
land, Germany and from home
looms.
All.Wool Rough Effects, quiet
and full of rich beauty. Exclu-
sive things in one.of.a.pattern
styles in every quality that is
worth your buying thought.
Just opened a new line of
high colored French All.Wool
Plaids, 45 inches wide, at rs
cents.
A wonderfully scarce and de.
sirable article.
When looking for a moder-
ate.priced, good, serviceaale
dress don't forget that Black
Surah Cloth, 36-inches wide, at
90 cents. We have sold many
thousands of yards of this one
number, Also Blue, Garnet,
Browns and other shades, all at
20 cents.
We have many exclusive de-
signs in fancy silks, none of
which can be found in this or
nearby markets outside of our
store. They are the very latest
French effects. Prices $1.35,
$3.50, $l.G5.
You can see a few OF them in
our large show window. Bal
ance al Silk department
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-09
JAS. 7. MULllR & SON,

.a .t!...; ! i, T. Clothing, Hats,
i +. .s.5 I g. e sa1, Shoes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-09

zsafous Revival wefn the osuse--f1is
Career a. Preacher.
Rev.J. d. Locates. pastor Of Nadslsy NJ
u, Church, and one OF the most gucoqesfEL
and prominent preachers or the ". M
enST1a Z !I xlns q sod aIs VIM SS
very precarious condition. the resuit Of
overwork, Or. Winner IL ID Attendance
and he has forbid oven the memborn Of
the siok mons family ct his bsdside.
night In Madalsy Church that right BE-
| preached and his earnest labors wei
7, rewarded hytwenty-four penitents. Every
night OF tho previous three weeks be- had
conducted services Saturday uight In
cluded, and also several afternoon meet
tors zealousness In Christian work has
cum pletely broken down his constitution.
| From Monday night be sank and yester.
day became unooncious.
This morning DR.. Winner gave the sor-
rowful information to the family that the
husband and father had little chance Of
recovery.
DR.. Locates Is Al years OF age and was
born at prlncess Anne Md. He has been
member OF the Wilmington Conference
eight ysErs. but has preached since be was
is years q age aetiug asa local preaohe.
10 the churches Of The Eastern shore OF
Maryland.
Al the last session OF tho NJ. u. con-
ference he was sent to Madeley
from Tilghman Talbot County. 20 suo.,
coed Rev. Mr., Waddeli. Since his pastor
age the church has added many to Its
mel bership and 1t can be said that he has
| been one OF the lost successful preach
ers that ever filled that church pulpit
He Is q man well liked py his congregds
tion and messages Of condolences were
being received all day by tho family from
them and also from Methodists through
out the city. Mr.. Legates has q wife and
three children two boys and girl.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-09

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 9.-During dense
fog off Sewell's Point, in Chesapeake bay,
the Norfolk and Washington line steamer
Newport News last evening ran down and
sunk the tug Katie of this city. The Grew
of the steamer Louise heard the two ves-
sells crash together and the cries Of men in
distress, but the fog was so heavy that
they were unable to render assistance.
When they arrived at the scene of the
disaster they found the bodies of the cook
and fireman floating near the sunken tug.
1t Is presumed that the remainder of the
crew Of the tug were rescued by the
steamer, which proceeded to Washington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-09

IN VOW HeHf1 ueteftSu - ~ NHfyN q n
The Devotion Of the Forty Hours win
begin In the above church tomorrow
moruiug at 10 30 O'Clock. with solemn
7hiRh msss. Cslebrank Rev, rather Mo-
aimee; sub-deacon. Rev. Father KeilyJ
master OF ceremonies Rev. e ]. Meeiey
ef st, Peters. The sermon will be by
Rev. d. j. Crowley. Services in the even.
ing at $50, The sermon will be delivered
by Rev. Peter Donahy OF St, Anne's Sub
jeot. .Chtisrs Gifls." Monday evening
the services will be at 730 O'Clock with d
sermon by Rev. Father Meaiey on
"Christ's Gifts--Iiow 10 get them" Tues
day evening the Sermon will be by Father
BerminRham OF st. Joseph'e. Brandywine.
His subject will be .'Christs Gifts-Hew
to keep Them Maases begin at 5 O'Clock
every morning during the exposition. A
line musical program has been prepared
for the occasion, ALI are welcome.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-09
AFTER A BIG sWINDLER.
Adoiph Guttman, Who Stole s40O,0 900 n
Germany, Probably still Alive.

Ado1ph Guttman, Who Stole 040O, 900 in
Germany, Probably still Alive.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.--When the North
German Lloyd steamship Elbe went to the
bottom of the North sea last March, carry
ing down her human freight, 1t was gen.
orally believed, says Tho World, that
among the lost was Adolph Guttman, who,
with his brother Daniel, Ii was charged,
had stolen 500, 900, and was on his way
with 1t to this country. 1t Is considered
certain that Daniel Guttnnn and his sis
ter persisted on the Elbe, but the evidence
that Adolph had taken passage on the
steamer was never positively established.
From the story told by Marie Holomany,
a pretty Austrian girl who arrived at Ho-
boken on the steamer Wittekind on Feb,
II, 1T is believed that a passenger known
to her as Joseph Pfeifer, who made love
to the girl, was none other than Adolph
Guttman, and that he had stolen money
with him. Detectives are working on the
Casa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-09

The manufacture OF footware will Rivs
yon broad'hint az 10 the quality OF hts
shoes. We take this hint aud that Is the
resaon why our shoes eau be trusted for
wear. We buy the beat goods obtslnabls
est possible profit; this gives the beet value
for the shoe money left with us and that
is our business aim. We were never In
better shape, to sell really good footwear
for really little money. Little or big,
young or old, will find our prices worth
looking after II good wearing shoes at
money saving prices Is any object. For.
mans No. 10 East Fourth street. between
Market and King
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-09
KEEPS POISON OUT.
Poison in the Blood The Kidneys
Filter it Out and Keep
the Blood Pure-They
Protect us From Many
Dangerous Diseases.
what Happens whom They Gee Out Of order.
How to Cure Them Again.

.~,..
''"p'e"' "neh hes "esoHs OF order.
How to Cure Then, Agn,a.
Moat diaaassa ara cauaaa nv ro,sop On
the blond. - po'eo ="
rha '.o,. .h..,,a
The kidnevs are srrnossd 10 do thI.
That IL vhei thav arc tbere sar '"'s'
And thev osnarniIv a, R,t vhan
thev ara aiok thav can't. md than ~. 81
alcis es e'- - --N saws Aes
The kidneva NAV cat stob from, ovar-
work WORRY aS,ass hiob i,u,na ate
Tho reason AZ roanv ~ anr grest .a,,
die from BrirhI,a ,slsease ia That 40 ,,ann
oyerwnrk themseives NAny
Rriuht,a dIsoaaa H. o,t,. -. =. IL J
many tlisaaaaa Ana roo, ~ p,ab a., 'io
the kiJnavn Aios az
Other folks auffer from d,ahatas rh.,
mntlam. gout ,rayai sIeassie nneu'
annamIa nssyn,,.rea s.oepiessness.
gin. etc. h'u'a'-
All thsaa dioassas ,wou,, a.,
poiaon eonId he 20, ont ~vJ'a NO y sae
n tba h,Snssa 70 ~ ouL y, your olooo.
n vnu wnniJ M, ,o,sn "y w .usl, Mora'
ous Kidnav pill - ,not ,,,,a Us, opata'
fhelr worS w 'A"Ae y"u' A'oheys 10
'"ni "oas.
Yon shouId i've ,ruing ,ha IT, 49,.
You can do i. ~ ta III ne'p .hem,
snararua KI,l,ay piiis k IL hioups
m is snch az go, .,,
ramamba o" easS piece OF khowieoRe TO
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-09

DEATHS.
boUGHMAN-On November sth. 1895. DR.. @.
w. Doughmsn.
The relatives md friends OF the family are
respectively invited to attend the funeral
from his tate residence, near st. James
Church. Mill Creek Hundred. on Monday.
November 18th. at II oclocs, a. IN. 10 pro :
notice. .
LfNhN-At Newport Del, on November
YIN, May J. Lyman. aged 20 years
iatlves and friends ave respectfully In
viied TO attend the funeral from her late
rssn'denoe; Newport, Del. on Monday, at $50
o'clock. Services In the Newport NJ. H.
church, without further notioe. Intcrment
at ST. James cemetery. Newport
PREsToN-on NOV. Z, Eliza ]. Preston, aged
81 years.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral. from her late re .idence sci
nan street, on sunday afternoon at o'clock
services ut Ezion Church. lnternont ut Nit.
Zion cemetery.
Asleep in Jesus.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-09

Mrs. Marietta lay. OF Atlantic City al d
Frederick Brady. of Mid1letown, were
married at theFesidence Oh the Drido in
Atlantic City. on Wednesday at high noon
II. II. Blads'. Jr., OF Trenton, acted us bost
man.
Harry o. Joseph and Mics Nancy C..
Marvel were married last Wednesday,
night. by Rev. Q. A. Grise, at the residence
OF the brlde's father. Joshua b. Marvel.
near Andsrson's school house. George
town. A sumptuous supper followed u .
ceremony. anu the i'm nenss crowd vino
had witnessed the union enjoyed them
belyea greatly,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-09

ONEoNTA, N. Y, Nov. 9.-John Fritchly
of Alton, was arrested yesterday by Penn
sylvania officers on tho charge of bigamy
preferred by former wife living with hel
children in Pennsylvania. On being left
alone a few minutes after his arrest h,
drew IL revolver and fired a bullet into hi,
forehead, dying instantly. Fritehly, who
was about AZ years of age, arrived in Aftor
three years ago, and soon afterwards mar
ried Julia Davis, a highly respected young
lady. They have always lived happily
and she Is FRUSTRATED with grief.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-09

Judge Grub sat In Orphans Court thie
morning. James N. Lloyd. admiEistrator
OF David W. Lloyd deceased. was granted
an order TO sell lands TO pay dsbte.
John O. Corbett, Columbus Watkins.
Joseph Enos, Charles W. Lloyd and d. ".
Corbett commissioners appointed to
mako partition Of real estate OF Rachel
BurRis made return OF no Partition and
John H. Rodney was appointed trustee
to effect q sale.
Mary E. Hand. guardian OF Rachael 3.
Hand was granted an order to expend
u part OF the principal OF the minors
estate.
g. @ Davis, administrator OF Sarah u,
Russell. was granted an order to sell real
estate topay debts.
T. B. Heissl. administrator OF John
vinnsy. wac granted IN order TO sell his
| real estate.
Bridget Silva was appointed guardian
of Frederick Il Silva,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-09

Contrary to expectation 1t was or.
thorltiyely announced yesterday titt
Peter L. Cooper, Jr,, would DO Atlorn. Y
General Whlte's deputy and his appoint.
ment IL regarded as particularly E,o8
one. He Is one of tho uesl kmo wa law 81 5
IN the state for his age. Ha was born nesr
Willow Grove In 1864. He was educat d
Of Wyoming Seminary and Boston um-
Arslty. be studied law win Chancellor
James L. Wolcott. Ho WAS was supsrlu.
tepdent OF the Kent county public gGho0i5
and Tor time member OF tho Depart.
ment OF Elections IN this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-09

OF Goldey College are enthusiastic over
the New Method OF teuu!.ing boolilteepli,g
and banking, introduced Ia day sessi On !.
Septemker lat business men and you4u
people OF both sexes admitted any night,
No classes. No text book work SO eas V
to learn. Call nnd SEQ tho wonderful IN.
vention. Eighth and Market streets.
Night rates. so for six months. eli Tor s
months, or u month, aud no extra
charge for Penmanship Rapid Galeuta.
ton. e.o. Trial lessons free. Day Sessions
To
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-09

At. St. Peters a. u, Church thele will
be an Indian concert given by the sunday
school OF the above named church on
Thursday, November "a. Tho blind man
and his tribe from Philadelphia will be
present. There Will be about so repre-
scniatiyes of the Indian tribe nn eXhibl.
tlo1. There will be good masle A1mls,
slon--adults 10 cents children cents Il.
II. Potts, pastor
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-09
Death Of Mrs. Lyman.

Mrs. Mary Jane Lyman, widow Of the
late Albert Lyman. Of Newport, died be.
tween and 8 O'Clock this morning. De.
ceased was 20 years of age and was the
mother OF three daughters and two sons.
One OF her daughters was the late Mfe ,
Porter OF Newport, who died sudden.
ly last week. Her funeral will take place.
on Monday at 1879 O'Clock. Services &lll
be held at st. James Church, Newport.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-09

W. " Jackson Of Taylor and Pine streets
lost valuable huree yesterday The
horse was being 'iriven by Mrs. Jackson.
was taken sick ana before the harness
couli be taken from It. expired THIS Ia
the second horse MIR. Jackson has lost In
six weeks. The lirst animal died after be-
ing III throe days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-09

Mary B. aud lIerkimer ran dead hent
In the fourth race at Ltkton raosa yeater.
day. The winners OF tie other raoes were
as follows: First lace, four and ono hall
furlongs, John McGiarrigle 0 20. Second
race, threa quarters OF a mile, Matquer.
ite. Third race. five elghts Of a mlle.
BoisteroGg. 3. Filth race three quarter (
Of milo, Con Luca4, o 2. SIKH race,
Pocanon t15. IL.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-09
Notice..

A. L. Ainecow a Co. are now receiving
q boat load Of oysters daily, and soliing
them wholesale and retail at No. 500 Mar.
ket street. and 10Y East Fourth street,
Call phone 657 or 5TS. and have your oys.
tiers delivered free. A. L. Ainscvw 4 90,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-09

The Delmarvia Telephone Company,
which was granted charter at the last
session of the Legislature. has sold its
charter. Mr.. Willard Salisbury, acting
for himaalf has disposed OF the charter
OF the now telephone company to IL. w.
BrewIngton. who Is president OF the ne
re.organized company while Frank II
hoffscksr is secretary.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-09

MORTALITY arrived in the city last even,
Ing and Is Ia the pink OF condition for bis
go with Mcconnell on Monday night In o
hal at Ninth and Walnut streets. He Will
weigh 10 at 1870 pounds while Mao will tip
the scales OF l42.
Since Morlarity left here In the sprlnR
he has obtained u decisions out Of thtr.
teen fghts.
my Lynch, OF New York, at Alexandria.
Va. In finish fight.
Morlarity last week won the champion
ship OF the District Of Columbia for bag
punching.
He feels confident that he will win the
mill with Mcconnell.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-09

A corn pone Wedding will be given on
Tuesday evening the 18th instant by juicy
Coles and others for the benefit OF Jones
A. Nj. Il Zion Church at Eleventh and Du-
Pont street; also pop corn drill on We'd.
nesday evening. and O watch test on
Thursday evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-09

The condition OF Lena Leshem. the aged
woman who fell against stovs at her
sons home Sunday morning. became 90
serious yesterday that she was removed
to the Delaware Hospital. This morning
there wac a change for the better.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-09

On Thursday man named Kelley from
Philadelphia WAS sent to his home on the
steamer Rrandywine When the stea m 81
was leaving Chester he attempted to
commit suicide by jumping off the guard
rail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-09

Yesterday afternoon about D O'Clock .
soda water fountain exploded at the bot
thing establishment OF Peter Elmer. The
loss was $1,000.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-09

A great convenience to latlos to obtain
from competent lady, all appliances
like trueses. euDpOrtsrs poesarles
tyilngee. Etc, at the tadlas' Department.
o. B3lts prng st2rra. SIKH aud Market
Srevts ladies' private sntrau ee. No. /,
Ns9t Sixth RLraak.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-09

San Diego. Cal, says; "shilohs Catarrh
Romsdy ls the tirst medicine haVs ever
found that would do me any good"
Market
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-09

VIM. NJ. Ward, formerly proprietor OF
the Clayton House barber shop. has open.
I'd parlor at the northwest corner Of
Sc venth ard Washington streete. IL ID
handsomely lifted up, and he would like
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-09

The Madelsy Revival 10 still going on
There have been elk conversions during
the week. Rev. Hugh Toner and Bro, j.
Dumbracoo have preached soul stirring
ser mons. The choir and Bro. 6hae. Rut
ter make the revival singing interesting
Next week rreslding Elder L. E. Barrett.
and others Will aid In the services.