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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
LOCAL DOTS.

Henry G. Kurtz, who has been living In
PGrkersDurg, W. Va, for the pnst 10 years
has returned to Wilmington and will take
charge of the bakery at Fourth and Pop.
lar streets.
Albert Buehler has sailed for Europe,
He Will spend some time in Germany.
Joseph Kern sailed on Saturday for
Switzerland, where he will spend about
two months.
The class of Mrs. william b, Adams OF
Calvary Baptist Sunday 'hool VIII give
AN entertainment in the church, corner Of
Fourth and French stree 8 tomorrow
evening for the benefit OF tho church
building fund.
Second Baptist church will give an enter
taInment In the chapel. at Ninth and
franklin streets, tAls evening.
The Row. William A. WuillGg pastor OF
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church will
deliver sermon on Sunday murnlng to
Diamond Council. No. Jr. O. u. a. NJ.
and other councils Of Tho city.
The May meeting OF the Delaware
Branch Of tho Womau's Auxiliary to the
Board Of Missions will Ds held In Calvary
Church, ON Ihuts tslay May o. at = so ..
III, Aiiss uill Z. Lmery, OF New York.
tile general secretary OF the auxiliary,
WILL To pIosenL ana address the meeting.
A Bible readiug VIII Se ;lvsu this even.
Ing 10y Elder Muntorl stewart OF Indiana
at the iiuiiness Christian Association cor
ner Of fIoat aId Madison streels, Iopic:
''hhnctlllGdtiOn as Second Work"
Pact Grand Commander 5I6sos l}. Rul.
lock "t the knights OF Malta Nsmpliiied
tile degrees Of lirandywlun Jommuliisry,
| No 81, last night, Tho Attendance MAS
large,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
A Good Crop Outlook.

The weekly weather crop.bulletin OF
the Department of Agriculture. issued
yesterday. shows that generally the
weather Of last week in the United States
was very favorable to agriculture.
In the Northwestern States much
needed and ample rains have fallen. These
rains, coming at a time when the tenn.
perature was high. will give good i'm
pulse to vegetation OF all kinds in the
Northwest.
Rain Is still badly needed In Michigan,
ONO and Pennsylvania, but 1t is not like.
ly that the deficiency OF moisture In
these States will be very protractei.
The detailed reports from the cotton
States are quite gratifying. The bulletin
states that IN Texas cotton IL nearly all
planted. except in the northwest portions
of the State while ir Alabama and Arkan.
sas planting IL about finished lnLuui Il a
andGeorga cotton ls up and being worked.
Kentucky reports perfect weather" fCI
all crops; tennessee, exceptionally fR-
vorable weather." Missouri, ''all crui 8
greatly mproved."
Altogether tie gain of the crops last
week appears to have been very decide d
and harvest prospects seem to be much
better and Brighter than they have been al
any time this yeur,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
a.o,, Nree,,pc. a, tIa,ou.

Yesterday. deeply Interesting meetings
were held at the Union III. II. Church
camp meeting. both Afternoon and even.
Ing. At the afternoon service the Rev.
James Wilson and his talented wife spoke
with great power. The singing OF the
hymn My Mothers Beautiful Hands,
stirred all hearts and the service was OF
far reaching inllyenoe. At $50 the Rev.
Robert Watt preached from Ro omans VIII,
9l rReeeuse the creature itself also shall
be de1lvefsd irom Tho bondage OF cotrup
tIon Into the glorious liberty OF the chill
dren of God"
the terrible bondage OF Gin was por.
trayed until it's dreadful evil was felt and
then tile epeaker described the liberty In.
to which those In bondage may be brought
by the atonoment made by Christ. An
earnest after meeting was held In which
the Presiding Elder. the pastor and Evan
gelist Dolbow took part.
This Afternoon at the Rev. John H.
Howard, d. d., OF Asbury Church, preached,
and aJ 7,3O the ReY. Aebury Burke, ol
BIahdywlne, will preach
On yhureday there will be sermon ut
O'clock by the R0v. L. L. Barrett. the pre-
siding elder. and at 730 by the Rev. l.. w
Layileld. Everybody invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
LOO Al pnI.

The Young WUmen's Christian Aeauein.
Ron Will give II strawberry festival IN thelr
rooms, eJ5 West street, Oh tie evenings Of
May 81 mud ~
The annual installation OF officers Of
Delaware EucamBmeut No l. / % O f.
was held iaat night by Win L. Klrby.
Lamhert ]. Fuuik has declined to bs a
eandloate for council from the liTth ward.
Enmes Heal Is not candidate fl0ul the
Eighth ward,
{ Geo. II. Tow! send 4 Co. Will Aayrt. pub.
IL sale OF building iota at Gordon llefghts
station Oh June I5t
Robert L Schuyler has hpudaumely
SEAp'red the partnr OF tho Almshousp
Which II badly neeted. as Job 10 u good
one and speaks well tor Mr. aehuy yiar us
an artist IN his line
i Que huHdrgd and eghttsoua b5.Ha8as nf
4 asparagus wsrs cut from ltr one H5!l n
] hall acre hoi II Alt Jucub Pusgy on Ais
+ farm near CeHtleyi.le, Md.
Mis-. X. u. DrummpuI. OF No. u5I Pom.
Lar street left tits mernltl, Tor &orih
Ea I. Md. Mts, brummoLa vii. #f,sLd
Ssyeral dats Witl. ic.asiyes aud L.toi4ds at
that piaeo.
> The Golorel i5af Mems Chu7t5aa As-
soclAtian ias laIaed l.ai a. so Nlf Mn.-
nut stie.t und WIN fefIfttl,. IT wt,ii,t.
WORK VII matte it oDs uI Inc pTattls4L
buildings IA tie elt5. On Sunday after.
noon ut o'cluclk rally viii be Lotd
f, Tho re-idatte y JaaksoH street arc gtIll
inquiriHg when that tuoroggAiu.e vii! be
paved
Daniel W. 1aylot Isl of IIonrd Co.
this city viii denver .eeHie n the col
iege Hall before tho stuioHta OF Gold ~
Com merctll and ShorLueA4 DUllsRa on
Thursuay ntteruaVn u tIIl5 week at =f4j,
Subject Amerieaul,,n a gpldtaI iny.
fatlon i5 extended to yourself and ls
q, public TO be present.
Tho tusness of the United States TX.
press Com pauy Of New ioIt A4s Geeu 80
poor thai he DIVIDEND Lad To Ds passed
this year.
John A. Newell Of this city IL playing
Dali with the indianapolis J1ss bail club,
BE is winning laurels Tor himself in the
Pork apollo.
! Strawberries and asparagus wprn plppti,
ful In the markets tAls morning Aal sOll
At very reasonable prIcas
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Probably Eatnliy Injured.

While at work in the car shop OF the p +,
W. It b. Railroad Company yesterday
afternoon David English received injuries
which will probably result in his death.
Mr.. Engll h is n watehman In the com
pany's employ. In the shop car is be.
ing built and the body was held up by
piles OF timber. While Eng giish was pass.
ing between the car and the side of the
building. In some unaecountable way the
car was Jared from Its base and toppled
over against the side of the building and
upon the unfortunate man.
When the car was lacked In position
again English was unconscious. lie was
removed to lis home at No. 230 Monroe
street and attended by Dre. Ogle and Drap.
er.
The latter stated this afternoon that the
patient was suffering from severe interna!
Injuries. the most eerious OF which was b
bruised lung. HIS condition had changed
somewhat since the accident but he ts not
yet out OF danger.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Atcccptlon T. friend.

MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Talley in the New
Century Club last night terndered to their
friends n dance ana reception which prove
ed one OF the most enjoyable affairs of the
season. Amou.: those inattendance wer,
MIR and Mrs A. q, MuCuusland, MIR. anC
Mrs. Geo. IL Mccall, Mr.. AMI Mrs. Iosepl
Davidson, Mr. ana Mrs Mitchell. Mr. anG
Mrs. NJ. Harm MIR, and Mrs. Dehaven Nor
ris. Alr and Mrs WIN. Ila'gton. Mr.. aud Mrs
VITA. Clerk. alr. and Mrs, Goo Pennington.
hllss Pennington, slr. and Mrs. Frank
Gallagher. Mr. aud Mrs. a. j. Lang, Mr..
and Mrs. McCuimint Mr.. aud Mrs
L. Moody Miss odner, Misses Jones and
Dr. Harry Garrett.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

The Young WUmens Christian Aeancin.
hcn Will give strawberry festival IN thelr
rooms, ev5 West street. Oh tie svsIlnga Of
May 81 mud ~
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
THE MARI<IaTs.

The Street markets were we'll pntronlzod
this I'm rning, lutter. bringing - to 80 cis
per H.; eggs IL to 10 cents per dozen; old
chickens. 80 to 20 Cents oach; spring chick.
ens, 20 ccnts per ID lamb per leg S cents
per 10 ; veal outlets is do. roast OF veal Il
conts do; asparagus. 10 cents per bunch
tomatoes, % to 80 per at straw berries. 10
10 20 cents per Ut. string Oeans. l3 cents
quarter peck new potatoes. 10 to ~ ceuts
DO; squash, 3 to cents each; radtshGs, 5
punches for cents; plueapplos. to ~
oents each; squads, 25 cents per puir.
4 The ilsh market was we'll Atteudel. shad
bringing FROM l5lo TO cents ouch; herring,
10 cents per dozen rock llsh, lUs. luI %
i cents,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

l. on sAIE CIG5sP 4 lot Of b, c, If rc.
moved ID a iew days. ApfS at 80, n
las. second rtrcct, Ws-ztt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Personal.

John ~ White. who was employed IN
reporting for the Morning News some
thirteen years ago. visited our city this
morning, In the intel yening time since
leaving our city he has visited Mexico.
Calf OF MIA ana most OF the Western
States, giving HIN q varied experience
which would fill a book. He has been en-.
gagged in reporting for newspapers, en-,
pioyel Us agent for different railroads.
lie has at last determined to settle In
Philadelphia and open an advertising
agency on his own account. We hope
that he will find 1t more profitable to work
for John NJ. White than for anybody else.
and fortune may smile upon him.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
lslernnt Now Ennds.

Only new goods In wall decorations,
papers. mouldinGs, shales, aud only first.
claas work, by Rosln and Bro, No. West
Second at. In the hubiG OF leading they
leave there the now idea of reception
and sample parlor. They have two stock
rooms with u wholesale stock sufficient O
set up several storos They use modcru
machinery. They are every way up to
date. Their phone is No 400.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
DEATHS.

MILLER,on May eth, Beuish W. Miller
aged % years
Kelatlyes and friends OF the family mrs I'm
vlted to attend the funeral from the resi-
deuce OF her parents, Joseph aud Rcbeoca
Miller Brandy v Inc Hun Ired. on Friday af-
ternoon. Services nt the house and inter
ment ut Lombardy Cemetery.
WILL AMS--On May 9TH. 1895. at her rest
dence. No. 563 West Hoffman street. Balti.
more. Md. Elizabeth Ill ams, mother Of
George Williams.
Tho remains will be brought to this city to-
morrow (lhur-uayl morning.
Relatives and ii. ends are Invited to attend
the funeral Thursday at O'Clock at A. U {.
NJ p. Church. Iuterment at St Peters Gem
etery.
RUSSELL-On the 7th of May. 1895. Ellen L.
Russell. aged 10 years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
funeral services at kingswool NJ. L. Church
on Friday afternoon, at2 O'Clock. lnterinent
ut Riverviow Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
FIFTH EDITION,
FOR COL. DUPONT

DOVER. May 8.
There was quite change In the vote
to-day as Colonel Henry A. DUPONT re.
ceived fourteen votes for U. s. Senator.
The five Addicks men stood firm to their
choice through eight ballots.
Among those noticed at Dover to-day
wore Richard W. Crooks. Philip r. Clark,
Judge Ball, william !; Ly9ea.Rpi Deputy
Attorney General Branch II. Giles. John
T. Dlvkey and W. S. Rosscll.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Health TO tho PennIe.

The new and popular refreshmeDt of
this season Ia Tayiors Sarsaparilla Root
Beer. made by Taylor Bros, Front and
Tatnall streets. u. w. and q Q. are in
chnrge of the business otllees, while W.
Scott Taylor ls a graduate of the Philadel.
phin College ofsPharmacy and a practical
rhem!st OF 25 years successful experience
In Trenton. N j. Our reporter was sur.
prised on calling at the factory nt the
large stock carried and necessary to sup :
ply the demand for the beer which has
Buddenly sprung up all over Whining ton
and is extending through the country.
Over three hundred stores in Wilmington
have stocked Up with 1t during the past
two weeks
This beer ls carbonlzed by a process on
which Chemist Taylor studied for years.
bringing to bear the practical experience
OF his life. IL has a u S. patent and can
be uaed only by the firm OF Taylor ~ Bros.
The purifying the Garbonizing process re
moves every particle OF impurty from
The water which is ilavored with sarsa-
parllla strongly and contains seven or
sight vegetable roots. 1t lie absolutely
pure. These gentlemen are doing a great
public service In giving the people a pure
and wholesome drink that by Its delicious
ltste. is sure TO suppidnt many drinks
that contain Injurious udulterations.
Karrs Clover Root, the great blood
purifier gives freshness and clearness
to the Complexion and cures Consti.
) patton, 25et5., 50cts., sl.00.
. Sold by N. -. Danforth. DruEslst 5, e
y Cor soCOu1 and Market
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

Brandywiae Castle. No. II. X. G. F., has
always been M to the top notch In the
progress Of The order. Now 1t Intends to
have Lady Temple, ana with this object
la view "a preliminary meeting will be held
at Sixth and shIpley street. on Thursday
evening, May 9th. for the purpose of or.
gnuizutiuu. Addresses will he delivered
by Grand Chief Whlt1man and others. A
line musical program nus be, Il arranged
Tor the occasion.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
nlbIe Ren,lIn . rh,- I.renIns.

A bible reading on ssntiiratlon ns a
second work, will iIe gwen by Elder Man
ford Stewart at the Holiness AssuGluli on
Front and Malson straets. he second
reading to be followed by testimonies on
the line Of holiness. Chrstians oE ali de-
nomin ations Invited to Take part. Services
10 comenee at : 80 o'cluvk. Eilur Stewart
10 very radical on this subject ami ia quite
an original und Interesting speaker.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Wn.n Attemptet .-.,,nIt.

A young lady on Monday evening whllo
returning to her home at ElRemoor. from
visit To the family of MIR. Bentley In
this city, Was surprised by seeing q man
following lier closely. The young lady
was pursuGd by the follow across the
marsh. She sueodeded In reaching home
safely but has been seriously affected
since with faIutlnR epeIIs,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

VIII be the subject OF lecture to be d
liyered by Rev. Russel IL. Conwell OF
Philadelphia, In the Auditorium May 30.
This lecture Is doubtless one of the fin est
delivered from the public platform, and
the peallC u Wilmington should accept
this opportunity to hear this eloquent
speaker.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
How to BS Reautiiui,

Ladies' who wish to leain how to retain
their beauty should call at rooms No. .
and 3, second floor. No. S3S Market street,
Thu sday afternoon at 8 O'Clock. and hear
an Informal chat by Mrs. Annie Flrmiu
ON the ladies' of the Orient. their manners
customs and experience in retaining thelI
beautiful compilations.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
None.ncn Fibre Company.

]. III. Hoifecker appeared IN the United
States Court this morning and prayed for
an appeal to the decision of the U. s.
Circuit Court for this district In the case
Bushnell Company of Connecticut and
the stockholders of tho Nonesuch Fibre
Company. Tho Circuit Court Sustained
the demurrers and dismissed tho bill,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Want II Fund,

Judge j. Frank Bail William Cooch,
Mrs Iafavette Marks. Mrs, Mendlnhall
and Mis- llilles of the |, dustrial School
for GTls yestordnv afternoon appeared
before the Levy Court and asked for a
fund OF IL 600 Tor the support OF the
institution.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
We Have Struck The
Popular Heart and
the People Are with
Us.

The success OF the great manufacturers'
sale at 22S Market street has proved one
oil the sensations In the history OF tho
Clothing business In the city OF Whining.
ton. The thousands of buyers who have
locked 10 our doors have been delighted
with the bargains they have got A. this
great sale OF line clothing. Every buyer
has proved walking and talking adver-
tsement by sending their friends to obtain
clothing at prices never heard of We are
bound to sell this stock In the shortest
time possible, therefore, for this week, we
huve still made larger und deeper cuts IN
the prices OF our Immense stock, Don't
put 1t OIL. but come immediately, white
tho assortment Is still largo, Re Lembe
You get three dollars worth OF tine cloth.
ing Tor one dollar in cash.
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER.
Mems elegant Spring Ovcrcoat5 at 81 90.
Mems Business SUITS So 80, worth 50.
Mems Suite ~ 80, worth Sl2
Mems elegant Clay WUrsted suits at
s6 30. worth $50.
Mems elegant Black and Blue Cheylot
Suits at 81 30, worth Sl3
Mems Cnssmere SUITS at $500. worth
Sl5.5O
Boys elegant Suits at 60c and 81, worth
$3.50.
Boys Suits at 81 90. g.. S. 4s. worth
from ~ % TO 50.
Thousands or Mens heavy working
pants at a9C.
Aa'NbNAh NtAS5iilolo alIL5 ub JJCt WOELu
$3.50
Fine pross Pan,s 3 80. worth 81.
Fine Dress Pants 50 worth 50
Cmldron's Jersey and Velvet suits at loss
| than cost OF the goods.
SfflUs OrercOHtS at your own price,
Zine Serge oulta at - 30 worth SlI
Elegant Imported Serge suits at s7.2O
worth Sl6,
1900 CmlGren's Wash Suits at gqc
Thousands Of other bargains Don't
buy dollars worth Of clothing ANY.
wher0' tut come here first and convince
yourself that what is here advertised are
iucts heYUud dispute Ihnusauus of
CAdren's Knee Pants at iSG prr pair,
| Lots Of Coats and VESTS and odd Vests aC
mere trille, ana many Other lmluenae
UGfgulus.
/ come and see them. Costs nothing to
/ inspect lie very careful and make no
mistake. Look Tor number rs Alarket
! street, nud be suro you arc IN the rlght
| pace, Bear IN mind there are no branch
| stores connected with tins wonderful saIs
| oil AiEhclnss clothing. A Chtncs for such
| wonderful burgHluS occurs outy once In
! lfa nj
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
scl.nlrnri.ter,s nrnrt.

Deputy Coroner Chanllcrs jury cum.
monet to inquire into tho manner and
cause OF The death OF Charles Schulmeis.
ter, last night agreed upon verdict OF
death 10y lGudauum drank with suicidal
intent
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
I.o-t nj UInYn,onI.

Ono OF our bravo police officers went to
see his best girl at Claymont one evening
recently, On his return to the station he
got on the race track and owing to the
dense tog was unable to get to tho sta.
tion In time to catch his train. lie ar.
rived home safely on q later train.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Thc EloycnIn Mnr.I.

A meeting of the Eleventh ward Repub.
lloans was hsld on Monday evening when
MIR. John Davis, carpenter and contrac-
tor. of 1926 Maryland avenue. was nomln-
ated for City Councilman. Mr.. Davis is a
staGnch Ropublcnn. Is highly respected,
and well known all over the city. lie is
worthy nj the support of the people.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
A Favorifc (:roeery.

Tho appetlzing and dainty things al
ways at J. p Almond and Cos, Eighth
and Market streets, and the lowest market
prices for staple groceries OF the besi
quality, make that we'll known store Q
favorite with buyers. Try them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

The one hundred and ninth annual con.
ventlon oil the Protestant Episcopal
Church of tho Diocese of delaware will
ID. V. meet In st, Peters Church. Lewes,
on the first Wednesday in June. A. H..
1895.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

ANY miller in this neighbor desiring the
asslsttnca OF young mau who has few
hundred dollars capital. should address
Young Man., This Office. BY SO doing he
may secure a valuable assistant
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Grpnd Concert.

Steubgon's string qunrtetto and orohes.
tra of twelve ploces, assisted by Fullmer
Chorus mixed quarLette aud other musi.
cal specialties, will give grand vocal
and instrumental concert in the Opera
House this evening. Reserved seats will
be fifty Cents
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

Call for the Horse Brand OF Johnson's
Magnetic Oil II has no equal for the
diseases Of horses and cattle. $l.00 size
so cts. 50ct size 25 cts.
N. B. Danforth Sd and Market treets
and Mlllsr's Drug store. 402 Market st.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
4 supposed Mud Dog

Officer Jnmes Shields this moInlrg shot
. supposed mad dog. The cnuine was
! hrst seen Oh lltth street bslow Pine. and
the lieer chased 1t to hlund street Lefore
he could shoot it.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
rnlcrn1nrNIrs. Ninn,nn.

Mira Ellen Stanton, nged 20 years, died
on Monday at her resi- sl!oncnut Rising sun.
Her funeral took pHcn to-day. lnt"rment
was mada at st. Joaephs Comctery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
- l.--------I---

st Michuels congregation will give q
reception to the Hew rector and his wife
Tomorrow evening at ocock. All
Trends are Invited,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Good aood.-R,abt Pr,co

Fl. L. Sergeant dealer In COAL wood and
grain. Largo pea coal for family use.
tH- Hickory wood for open grates. or.
flee Seventh and King street Phone 5i5
Yurd l06 MARYLAND avenue.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

Cases OF 40 years standing where opera.
tions have failed have been cured by
Japanese Pile Cure
N. Is. Dantorth. I'd and Market streets
and Miller's Drug Store. 402 Market st.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

Roses. so cents dozen at Hayden's. 7O2
Market street,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
"Acr.s Of pInmon,In.

Any person wishing to purchase u nlco
lot OF blick at low price should call al
No, II East Second street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
|FOuRTH EDITION
sinnniaan and duncan Had Fun.

John Dugan and Peter McGlinchy TOOK
HI extra doBe OF liquor yesterday and
.&hout 3 O'Clock Officer Sherry took both
v 81 thom In charge. Dugan was lined S2
4nd costa by Judge Ball this morning and
IN consideration of the fact that Potter has
not been arrested for over SIX months tho
Hna was placed at 81
John Thompson was placed In the s3
clRss for the same offonse.
Yesterday afternoon John Hanni2an
and Frank Duncan invited James Nc.
Pherson into an ally at Second and King
to take drink. James refused and Han
rigan took him by tho collar OF the coat
and struck him in the face. Duncan also
eaiuted the oolored man In the same way.
Hanpigan then struck Mcpherson with O
brick and INFLICTED an ugly wound on the
I left slde OF the heaG.
I Inform alton OF the assault was given to
officer Lucas aud that sturdy officer was
) soon on the scene but only to be assaulted
by Hannigan. Sergeant McDermotts
pretty red stripes were soon in view and
1, The two men were arrested. The hearing
\ pf the cases were postponed until to-mor.
Irow evening at 2 o'clock. Each man was
held In 500 for hls appearance.
i Joseph Brles will be cultivated to order
Tor 40 days at New Castle JUL for being
drunk and disorderiy. He just came from
{ the brown stone front yesterday.
"A Patrick Hayes left the dock yesteI day
morning to 90 homo aud go tn work. Be.
fore he left the city he loaded up on bad
Nhiekey and went to sleep at the foot of
Justison street with his head on the rall-
road track. Officer Lyons took him into
y bis den and Judge Ball valued the fun at
81 and costs
David McHueh will take the pledge and
live happy life with his wife, as they have
done tor 81 years.
s Frank Wilson was held in 5000 bail for o
( heariER tomorrow morning on the charge
OF larceny of u check for sl 20 the pro per ~
Of Joseph Wheeler advertising manager
Of the Opera House. w. s. Freed, OF the
w. &. Harris Company, will come from
Chester as a witness IN the case.
WOKLD'S COLUMBIAN ENPOSITION
Was OF value TO the world by illustrating
the improvements in tho mechanical arts
and eminent physicians will tsll YOU that
Ie she progress In medicinal agents. hus
! beer OF equal importance, and as a
rengthenlnR laxntlYe TINT SNrnp OF Elga
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

See the Hridge.
A superb etching on sale at the REPUBL1.
CAN Office Price 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Anotber Indy Temple.

Go to Walther n Company to have your
carriage repaired.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Inifor,n- inspected.

The new uniforms Of tho Police force
were inspected this afternoon nt 2.3t
o'clock. The ioroe will don them on
Saturday morning.