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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-27

The Business Mems Republican Club
last night failed to name or recommend
candidate for tho mayoIaity nomination
and II ia now believed there W Il be but
three candidates. They are Samuel ii.
Bavnard, Captain thomas Johnson, and
j. II. Lewis The meeting OF tho Executive
Committee OF tho business Men's Club,
held on Thursday night. was not so haI M
onious as last nights meeting. Some of
the members present objected to the
courno pulsued by the committee appon.
ted to confer with the First District Com
mittee OF with Il sub.cotnmittee OF Il at Or
ganizatiUn, which Resulted IN an If } r. of
ErunN Pyle and Horace Greeley Knowles
10 get s. ii. BaynaId ard j. II. Lewis to
Withdraw N favor OF Charles Baird. At the
ciubldst night the matnheTS OF the Execu-
two Committee reported Lhs withdrawal
OF lir. Baird. 6nd In doing so said they
had acted AS individuals and had no auth.
Gritty to pledges the c,uO's end orsam ,nt of
the plan to get candidates to withdraw
iron Inc Held.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-27
FIFTH EDITION.


DOVER. April 20.
By vote OF IL to 5 to-day the house
killed the milk inspecter bill for New Gas.
tie County. Speaker McMulien's brother
was named lr tho bill as tue inspector
The City Of Wilmington having passed an
ordinance appointing milk inspector 1t
wac Thought unnecessary to elect a county
Inspector.
The vote was as follows:
ieas-Money, Mustard. Robbins, Town.
send, Speaker MeMul,on- 6.
Nay-Ball, Brown. Burton. Davis, Jolls,
Kliien, M yy;nsa Pyle Reybold, Walker,
The House this morning passed the bill
to take in plece OF land near the Ninth
ward in Wilmington and make It q part
OF the city. For period of five years
tho tax rate Is to DO one-fourth OF the
city rate; Tor I've years thereafter one
half rate, and then full rate. Mr.. Pyle
explained tho bill and said 1t was salts fac.
tory in the present shape.
The Delaware Iron Works Company at
New Castle was chartered to day. The
Company can build spur t-ncks from the
New Castle County railroad lines to It's
works. Ite former charter gave 1t per-
mission for seven miles OF railroad tracks.
Tho works employ. several hundred men
and now the Phlladelphia plant will be
consolidated with the New Gaelic works.
The Superintendent OF the works Ia
Hiram X. Borle.
Mr.. Sypherd this morning called up the
bill TO allow the trustees OF the Delaware
State Hospital at Farnnurst to erect ad.
| dittouul buildings at that place. The bill
| now provides for an Issue OF bonds to the
amount OF S35 900 at ~ per centum In.
| terest per annum.
The bill was passed.
The bill ohartellng the Elsmere Electric
| railway was passed this afternoon by the
| House. 1t can run from Elsmere to Will
minglon but there II must stop.
The Senate this morning passed the
| House bill making all Saturdays bali.
| holidays tor banklng and trust company
| purposes in Wilmington. The bill is now
| q law.
The bill offered by MIR. Mustard some
| time ago providing that no one engaged
| In the real eatnte business should De a no.
tGry public was favoraby reported In the
| House this morning.
| The Senate bill to create.an additional no.
| tary pubic for the city of Wilmington was
unlavorably reported In the House this
| morning bill III relation TO exemptions
was similarly treated.
The Senate bill allowing the appoint.
| ment OF an additional constable for Bran.
| DIVINE hundred New Castle county, was
| passed by the House this afternoon.
The correspondents of the out OF the
| State Democratic dailies have had fat
| limo OF 1t during this Leg tslature. Their
| imaginary brains daily snpply the Ideas
about Higgins and AdtIcks. The latest ls
that they want compromise whereby
| Higgins will DO Governor in 1926 and Sem
| Rtor in 1899.
BY this arrangement Mr.. Addicks would
be elected Senator OF the present term.
| In the same breath they announce that
| the Higgins men assert that they will
| never vote for Johu Edward Addicks.
They spread themselves this afternoon
| when thu three AlSsaey men returned to
their first love.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-27
LAWSUIT OVER TEETH.

Confederate Interest Miami Tested In the
suit Of tho Receiver of tho " iimingtou
Dental Company Against the g, u
Whitley a. Co.
Before Judge Wales In the United
States Court to. day Colonel Beuia min
George II. Whitley and Company to dc.
liver up all books and papers belonging
thereto the receiver Of the Wilmington
Dental Manufacturing Company.
Tho petition unsupported by atidavlts
In the affidavit OF Stansbury j. Wiley 1t
was stated that the Dental Company man.
utactured two grades Of teeth.
Ono was known rs the Wilmington
tooth and the other as the Whitley tooth
The Dental Company arranged with
Whitley Il Co, composed OF Jacob f.
Frantz and George II. Whitley, that all the
proceeds, checks notea &c., derived from
come the property OF the Dental Com
pany. Tho Whitley company paid no
charges for the manufacture OF the teeth.
John IL. Moore. secretary of the Dental
Company. deposei ! o the same facts, and
that the Whitley Company WAS Only
blind to keep the trade from knowing
that the Dental Company gold cheaper
tooth than the trade association price.
Several other alfldavlts were read from
which 1t appeared that j. Il. Frant2 was
president OF the Dental Company until
July, 1884, and George II. Whitoly had
been assistant superintendent of the
came company.
Until january 1898 all agreement exist.
| ed between Gideon sibley, OF Philadelphia
| who received one half of the profits Rris.
Ing from the manufacture and sale OF the
| Whitley tooth. The books aud papers re-.
ferring TO tue accounts OF Whitley Il Co.
| had boon removed from the o1hce of the
| Dental Manufacturing Company.
An agent OF 6 Dunn II Co, in his alida.
| Wit deposed that Dr. Frantz had informed
| him that the Whitley Co. firm was only q
blind for the sale of the tooth
Henry Iatnall, vice president OF the
Girard Life Insurance and Trust Com pRny
| in his affidavit believed that all the books
should he delivered up to the receiver
lively tilt took place between Senator
Gray and Colonel Nields. over the admis.
sion OF James IL. Hoifocker's affidavit.
ii ii. Ward. who appeared with senator
| Gray for Whitley IL Co. In his answer.
| showed that lthe firm had been formed
| and did business In Philadelphia years ue-
fore they were connected with the viii
nington DentalMauufucturing Company.
They sold their buiness on Ridge Aven.
lie, Philadelphia for 81, 500 before they
came to this city. About one year after.
wards they became connected with the
| Dental Company. They received no prof.
Its except as stockholders III the Dental
| Company. as all the profits derived from
the manufacture and sale of tho Whitley
! tooth went to lie Dental Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-27

enpportor and in two dnYs found roliet.
Nos | can walk any whera That wuut TO
70 without pain, have li%ed IN this
cttJ for tho last throe years. ami on last
Sunday 1t was the irsi ttrnd that ! walked
out Delaware hS"uus, AMI my advics Is 20
all ladies tuat suffer female tronhie IL to
get oua of inks's lGiectric Magnetic sup
port r. mud bs cured a. | hnve been. If
any one desiring further Information in
regard to Tins Gaso ran cal. VIE take real
pleasure in giving any lady sufferer all
tho details Of any sult4rlnEs, Yours RI
specially, Mrs. John Inwusand 5JG King
sLreat, g. u lIOSe, Inventor, Office at
595 KING STRAIT. 4 laiy attendant.
ln,iv wal also call ny reqn at at any part
Of the city free OF charge Cal or send
for book. Do not suffer any longer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-27

L"R-woRk MAN,-Aprn 81, 1906 at 61o
Orange sticet in tnis city, by hev. y. NJ.
Morgan. john a. rdler aud Cora u. w ork-
BOOTIi-NEEIY-At the Union NJ. T. Par
soIngc. 1l3 JeicrsGu street. on "Wednesday
afternoon. April gath. ISM. hy the Rev. j.
d. Z. Hanna, Nj. Harry L Booth, OF New
pert pet, and Miss Lizzie NJ. Nicely. of
wilmington, bet
MAGRAW -2EkkiNS-At the residence of
"Wednesday evening, April a1tb. lSli, by the
Rev. j. ID. e. hanna. MIR. George Il. Nit
Eraw Of ihta aud Miss Laura ii. Perkins
of hes'or Pa.
BltADiEY-CA frY-At the Uniou NJ. L.
Parsonage. . . Jefferson street on Thurs
da{ evening. Apri % 1888, by the lfey, j.
~. @. Hanna Mr.llmC5 y bradley anl Miss
One a. Carly. both OF Middlrtown. Del,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-27
FOURTH EDITION


r
Tho =. Biamen,hsi q Company Tender
Hcsctt,on ana BAH 10 Their workmen :
Mere.
Tho r. Blumeuthai &Com pany In the
Amuitorium last night rendered TO lls
Y Wilmington employees reception and
ball Ii was the fret occasion OF Its kind
A tendered by employers to employees In
fWilmington and was but an example oil
the kindly feeling which exiets between
" the two. II was q success in every re-
Z apeot
Tho auditorium never looked prettIer.
A On the stare was banked potted plants
which Isn't pleasant perfume to tho IN
tetior.
Directly above the flowers wac gas jet
arranged into the letters ''l. b. U. KID"
<1tle pillars were entwlped with bunting,
AWhile between them hung skins OF kid tho
product of the factory, adorned by haRs.
Chairs were arranged on each SIDE of tho
spacious dance floor while. under the
shadow OF tho bower Of iloW6rs sat for
h q while coMbined orchestra dlaooursing
musiu.
The scene was beautiful Que. Lively
women in evening dress walked gracsf ul'
~ about the big hall Their escorts also
wore evening dress, suits. and for their
Gapecial occasion chairs had been re5erY'
ed along the left aide OF the building.
The orchestra played three selections
and the march was on. One hundred and
thIrty-eighG couples led by J. Stephen
Ulner. then engaged In the giddy dance.
which was kept up until an early morning
hour. Professor Alhsrts orchestra fur.
nlahed the dance music while the First
Regiment Band from the rear OF the hall
played during the intermissions.
At IL O'Clock supper was served 10y
Caterer Zimmerman. This was the menu +:
Roast Pork, Roast Beef. Roast Veal.
~ Steak la Tartar.
Veal Roulade. beet Salad.
Potato Salad.
Pickles. Pepper Sauce. Beets
Pread and Butter. Coffee.
X Ice Cream. Mixed Cakes.
x u Cigars
s4N Lemonade
Superintendent Patzuwski and MIR.
Ulmer were the only sperchmakers. They
each thanked the employees for their
woIK and gave them the credit for this
high reputation their output has in the
morocco world
The com Inittee OF arrangements com
prised Francis N. Jones, chairman; Rich
ard c. Mcalullen, secretary Adam Her
trich, treas urer; Daniel W. Mullen, Geol "a
Nv. Thoms, Reception comtnittee,
George W.ThomR5 chairman; W. F. Robin.
son assistant Chairman; A. J. Andeson.
Frank Weber. Aug. G. Aab NJ. Mctlndde,
Joseph Beta J. Dickerson. Julius Jaltcks .
William Frederick, ID. Levy, Joseph ward
u. LARSON, 5. Heudlar A. Kuhn. Floor
eommittee, William Lynch Joseph f.
Hawkins, John McDonough John Mo
Nanus. Thoms Mulln, V. p Bonner.
Jacob Knoor. john Flood.
The following members OF the firm were
present: Julian s Timer of Nnw York
II. Wood Sullivan. New Iork;J lIollinder,
Boston; Howard Postle. Cousins; Clarence
Reed. Boston; Il }. Forward Brooklyn.
Some OF the invited guests present were
Councilmen Donuboe Stats, Meaney,
Wainwright Magulgun Kirby. w. g.
Oolquhoun. City Engineer wilson, Chlst
FEnRineer Bond, Harvey j. Wusv, PuIlce
Captains Kane and Chambers, City Iraa
surer Adams; Clerk of Council Lednum
Drs. Frantz and Pyle and many othe
prominent business men.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-27
To the public:

most willing hnl ehsnr'ully rive my
no est Testimony in behalf Of iokn's
ldsetrLc Magnetic supporter and it1 Won
deytul power Tor good IN my own person.
al eNnarianre. 1 have long suflerad from
femh5e woukua5s and nerv Us prostrltIon
nni constant cod feet. had of Courso
rec6ulee 70 all available mnnns usually
pr"aeahed Tor all tliesa ailments but ell In
vain For is wsots / could not 70 from
my room aud the doetars sui that could
not got welt without IN operation. ! Wa
not able to walk without help, anu IN
pain and mlsrry day nni night md grow.
ing worse aud worse untll grvA up To
die. Tor | nave been surha sufferer Tor six
Years, and | Thought nothing in THIS
world woAli DO ms any good At last
applied one OF Ioke's Electric MuRu 5tlc
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-27
I'm the Spring a young mans fancy:
Lightly turns to thoughts OF love"

III tOt f)pflIR u sOhHk thhhh hshoJ
lightly turns to thoughts OF love"
But not if he is sick, or even
"out Of sorts" Sickness checks
the sentiments, thins the
blood, shortens the life AID
kills all happiness.
Unfortunately, this is the
season when the pores of the
skin open, then close, and all
the poisons are sent back
where! To the Kidneys. No.
where else. That is the seat
of war; the source of danger.
There has never been but
one remedy for kidney troubles
of every kind, whether with
men or women, and that is
Warmers Safe Cure. 1t acts
directly upon the kidneys and
drives all uric acid and other
poisons from the body. 1t ia
pre-eminently a Spning medi-
cine, a blood purifier. Doctors,
m inisters, priests and promi'
nent men and women all over
the world endorse it. Can you
| afford to be without it?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-27

The comedy, Aunt SALLY will be given
at the Grand Opera House tonight. The
star. the central sun Of the entertainment
out doubt or dispute.one of.the mosstruly
chic and charming ladies ever seen any.
where on or off the stage, Others may
be greater in fame. but none more lady
like or charming In appearance. and
thoroughly true to life In their acting;
they cannot be. There is not bit of that
silly, simperlng wonder.how, many.bou.
quets I'll get, about 1t. and she was &c
free from all slushy. stacy. gush and gig
gle accents as the most modern maiden
that can be found In the country around
us. II 1t Is the part OF art to conceal art
she has struck 'lhe part of art" and thu
best part, too, we think.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-27

HORN. Entered ut9 rest, Friday, April 1Gth
leighton Natriun infant son OF Charles s..
and Anna L Horn, Hsed II months.
Funeral from tbs residence oil his parents.
No. 80 Nesl Ninth streel, Monday. AEril
~ a. ~ y ~,
HANNA On .ipr1 9 l3a. Elmer H.. son OF
years
Relatives anh rreHdS are Invite d to attend
hi funeral nom his late residence No. 80
North Jackson street. Oh SUNDAY afternoon,
Services n tho huIisr Mt u'clu II, lntcr
mrnt AZ OH S'weir.s Cemetery.
III Mon AIrI > 1898. Thomas Hume. at
the residence If his son. VIM j. Hume.
No. 100 French street services OIL sun
day, astu 81 : Il. m. Funeral prtyUtt,
DUGuliEhlI- n April u 1913, William
Dough rIr, uFel - yra'rs
heaiiycs md irtcu Is re invited 10 attend
III tuneTa' font the real ltncr Ut mis- dhtgh-
ter, Mrs. Iran, doAndell VOW Gtloiu hVUnIo,
oil Tuesday y uruirg .pril 30 suIrmu hlRh
mas at u. AIMS t,urch, at a clock. Ia
tcrmcnt I'll New a hcLru GENE cry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-27

g. c. Brown and Company the brokers
at No. 400 Market street second floor,
have connected themselves with tho we'll
known stock grain and provision com
pany of New York. This house Ia one OF
tho strongest in tho country. ami theII
service Is magnificent. THE combined
WIN the fact that q. U. Brown and Com
pany cEurge only oue.eighth com mission
aud no interest whatever AMI Will deliver
certificates for stocks In three ddys, Will
certainly enable them to give their Gus
tumurs the finest chance to deal III stocks
offered in this CITY,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-27

Davis Coffman, coloVed. Of Delawa no
City, stopped ia this city yesterday on his
way to Ridley Park. He paid visit TO
his best girl and during tie day drank o
little too much anu got drunk About
O'Clock Officer Aiken found him at llfth
and Poplar lists and seemed to be popular
vito lot Of small boys. lie informed
the court that lie was foolish to get drunk
but was not big enough fool 10 loso al
his money. Judge Bali felt that CoiImau
had -. 10 worth of fun during his stay.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-27

Mr. Egbert klair having attained his
6Sth year and his wife her 62i, has rem ted
his home farm. on the Limestone road,
Mill Creek Hundred. to his son, Evan, and
same farm. Mr.. X. Ia known throughout
the neighborhool rs a well to do farmer
and Is highly esteemed bya large circle
OF friends. lie Is still enjoying good
health, and his children all having mar.
lied and set up In business OH their own
account, lie feels like taking lilo rather
easier, ana enjoying tho good things
which surround him,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-27

The Injunction case OF the Jessup and
Moore Paper Company vs the L nd Mo
rocco Company has Daepms so moauto-
nous that Chancellor Wutrott Yesterday
afternoon Tell asleep while testimony was
being lhearI.
The Incident cau5el much amusement
10 the lawyers la the court room But
while the Cbaliceiior was dOAlnS. several
4wyers. &c court room oiliriats and the
newspaper men were walking up aud
GOWN tie corridors tn ing themselves Ia
keep awake, The warm weather added
10 the Trials N 1uutUny.
The oourto position was lot learned
until alter Mr.. Bard hAI examined William
Ceoch. Your honor said lie, ,fsEall we
call another wltupssg There came no re.
spouse, Ihen the laugh began. Finally
Register ferguson arounod tho Chancrl OF
and the hearing oil Testimony was 70.
Snmed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-27

The athletic event OF the season will
take place IN the Academy of Music TO.
night. Professor y Ixle aud John A.
Clark John Rodgers and Billy Whistler.
Ed. McCoHnell aud Jack Tracy, OF New
York; Frank Fisher ana Charlie Weston.
Scaldy Joe md SAMMY Mullin and Lem
Morris and George lldridxe will meet, and
the wlnd-up Will he a double one between
Mike Boden. the Canuck, ana Billy Leu ON
and Ben Bailey.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-27

Mlss Helen y. stiihtm. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frank SldAam. was ) years old
gesterday, and al hor parents home last
night ste WAS rendered a surprise visit by
hnumber OF her III ,e friends The home
wac beautifully decorated with luwtrs.
dhe evening WIS sbent III games and dl.
Ber5ions OF varloua lsiu4s witch were en-
Tered into with Eeat aud Z9ul by tho little
ones that was delightful to Lenoll, their
bright faces aud pretty drossc4 MAILING "A
most entranclss picture.
An elaborate supT"r was served, pre.
sided oysr by Ht husteaa and assisted bv
hhr many neighbOrs to wlisn fun Justice
was done; al tie termination Of which
beautiful favors werH distributed among
fhe guests. Miss leirH WA the recipient
of many beautiful prosecute. sufficient In
number TO uiake quite an eAuotats dis.
play. The little urHs departed tor tLeIr
homes, Wishing heU many happy rstUrna
Of the day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-27

There will be general exchange of
pulpits in tho Methodist Churches to-mor-
row morning. At klngswood Church,
Rev. John ID. Locates preac hes Eust Lake
Rev. Warren Burr; ut Union, Rev. John
D. Rlgg; Elsmere. Rev. q. Simmons; As.
bury, Rev. owen Hicks, D. D.. of Penn.
Epworth, Dir. Hulburd; Grace. Rev. T. T..
Terry; Rev. J. D. G. Hanna will go to
Rising sun. Nd; Rev. F. Is. Short has
not announced the pastor for the morn.
ing service at his church. The pulplts in
the evening will be occupied by tho regu.
lar pastors.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-27

Judge Grubb sat in Orphans Court
this morning and appointed Mary j.
Truss guardian OF Marguerite Truss;
Florence Carney OF Helen hill anu the
Equitable Guarantees and Trust Company
OF Walter F. Ridlngs. James Ponder
made return OF no sale OF the real estate
OF John Kerns and was granted renewed
order of sale. Austin Harrington made
return of part sale OF the real estate OF
the late John q. Baker and was granted a
rnnnMhl nrner.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-27

Tho City census supervisors yesterday
competed the rank OF classification an"
the llgures now show that there are 40
male children and $50 females under uh,
age. OF care; be ween and ID years.
nlaies. 1850; temalep, 49i1; between IA and
II years. males, 31Si; females, $3.50; over
81 males. 10 BIZ ieInalne, zu,u6U; total
white males. Is ioI; inmaioo. % O62; total
colOrod mules. S9S4i females Als9; Chinese
90; IN aimshouse and jsils, log making o
tOlal Of 66. l63, aa published yesterday.
Tue total white population OF the city Is
81 81; cuiOrCd, S2=2; Chinese. 70. To take
the CENSUS IL cost S35
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-27
WHAT IS
YOUR
MEASURE?

measure is 80 or whether it is
so inches, whether he is long
or short. We can give you
the size you want. If your
shape is an odd one this is an
advantage you will appreciate
A mans suit at So, So
you'll say it is an absurd price,
but it is so-and from that on
up to $50. The range in
price is wide enough to suit
any pocket-book. The styles
arc varied enough to suit any
taste. The Suits at IS, s.,
$3.50 and SO are better value
than we viii be able to give
you again, likely.
We have in stock 10 day a
new shape light colored Rus
set Shoe at s.. Just the shoe
the stylish young man wants
JAS L. MuLLIN " Son
Clothin :, 9th & Market,
Hats. Wilmington.
SHOES, Detly4re,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-27

MoUres \ VI, {. Chapel. McDoweIlvIIIe
Rev. j. II. Young. pastor. Preaching al 10 10
10y tue pastor AID p IN. sunday sen oil at
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-27

william Dourherty, a we'll known con-
tractor died this III morning alters weeks ILL
ness aged 6S years. MIR. Dougherty was
born In Londonderry. Ireland and came to
this country about IL years ago. lie
leaves ntwo sous and two daugh.
morning from the residence OF his daugh.
terAirs. Frank Jeandell. No. 1919 Gilpln
Avenue. lnterment will be made in Cattle
dral Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-27

II. G. Nicholson, president OF tho Ches'
tertown Creamery and leo Company, Nd.
who recently bought the machinery and
plant OF the burned ice and creamery out
ut. has contracted with the bennington
Machine Company this city. to rebuild
the Ice plant, with daily capacity OF six
tons. Work will commence on Monday
and the plant ID to be In operation in three
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-27

The Lonely Brot .ers will give one of
their famous drills in Red Eleven hail.
Newport, on THui sday evening May 2 at
= o'clock. The Gymnasium Cornet Band,
under the leadershlp of Prof. Edward
Cook, Will furnish music. Admission 10
cents. Proceeds for the benefit OF Star
OF Bethlehem Church. Rev. George Brown
pastor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-27

The Provdent Accident Mutual Com
pnny paid the claim on Saturday last
to Mr.. John 4. Robinson OF S6U for an In
Jury received TO one OF his hands. THIS
made the second Claim paid 10 Mr.. Rob.
insou within tho year having paid him $40
previously Tor injuries sustained In a
fail
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-27
Death OF Nathaniel navis.

Nathaniel Davis. a prominent young
lawyer aud member OF the bar OF Now
Castle county died at hls home at Milford
last night from consumption. MIR. Davis
was Is years OF age Some time ago ne
left this city for trip South for the bens.
fit OF his health. he grew muca worse,
however. aud had to return to Milford =;
Thomas Davis of this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-27

Mary Fields. Hannah Tazewell. Sannel
j. Cloud Jonn Il. Williamson. Widows
peu sions secured In from forty to ninety
days. rejected claims re opened and pros
ecuted to successful completion. Reulc'
cd and dropped pensions restored to LOT.
mer rates Writa TO COL Wainwright ana
nlnlose etRmp.