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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
CROWDED TO THE DOORS.

The hundreds OF people turned away
fro the doors of the Great Manufacture
ers' Sale at 22s Market street. on Saturday
last, compelled us to close the doors
Several times during the day, owing
to our inability to walt on the
Immense crowds, we ask your par.
don, and would state that we have pro.
cured an additional force of salesmen and
are now prepared to give every one proper
attention. by polite and smiling statesmen
We will gladly rectify any mistakes made
last Saturday during the Immense rush
Remember. this sale is no humbuR, no
fuke no bankrupt stock, no old wash fire
slle buta bona Tide forced sale. from
responsible, weli.known clothing house
OF Philadelphia. Everything goes at less
than one-third OF what it Is worth. mean.
ing. three dollars worth OF tailor made
clothing Tor Just one dollar In money.
Sale lasts for short tune only. Ask for
the following articles: Mems Elegant Silk
Lined Spring Overcoats at $500. Mems
Business Suits $500. worth $500. Mems
Suits S4.T5, worth s12.O0. Mems Elegant
Clay Worsted Suits at $3.50. worth $50 90.
Mems Elegant Black and Blue Cheviot
Suits at SEQ worth $1,000. Mems Cassl-
mere Suits at $3.50 worth $3.50 Boys
Elegant Suits at Csc. and siOO. worth IS. so.
Boys Suits at sl6O, $500. S2.4s, worth from
S3.75 to $500. Thousands OF Mems Heavy
Working Pants at CSC. Elegant Cashmere
Pants at 9Oc worth $3.50 Fine Dress Pants
at S1.5O. worth 100. Fine Dress Pants at
S. 90, worth $500. Chlldren's Jersey and
Velvet Suits at less than cost Of the goods
Spring Oyercoats at your own price. Fine
Serge Suits at $500 worth sl4.O0. Elegant
Imported Serge Suits at SE2O worth $1,000
Thousands OF other bargains, Don't buy a
dollars worth Of clothing anywhere" but
come here FIRST and convince yourself that
what is here advertised are facts beyond
dispute. Thousands of Children's Knee
Pants at 13c per pair. Lots of Goats and
Vests and odd vests at a mere trhe and
many other immense bargains, Come and
see them. Costs nothing to inspect. If you
wish to attire yourself as well as you can
afford, now is your chance at one-third the
price BE very careful and make no mis-
take. Look for number 22S Market street.
ANA be sure you are in the right place.
Bear IN mind there are no branch stores
connected with this wonderful sale of high
class clothing. chance for such wonder
ful bargains occurs only once in life-time,
Car fare allowed to all purchasers living
outside the city. During this great sale OF
Clothing at retail the store will remain open
from s in the morning until 10 at night
Saturday until L. O'Clock midnight. All
goods sold at private; no auction, See that
you get in the right store, Look for the
| number 22S before entering.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
70 the rnslic.

MR. ED1rom have Just been advised
that &C.. " PhilIlns of the Seventh ward
has announced himself as a candidate for
assessor and collector Of tho Northern dis.
lriet (Which district is composed OF the
Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth and Ninth
wards) subject to the decision Of the Re
publican party.
have known MIR. Phillips intimately,
for tho past fifteen years. and have alwhys
found him TO be thoroughly sober. hon
est and upright, aud above all an earnest.
active and hard working Republican,
MIR. Phillips is by trade u brioklayer,
and from actual experience would have q
knowledge of the value OF real eatute.
believe the Republicans of the North.
ern district would be consulting their
best interests by nominating George ".
Phillips. REPUBLICAN.
Wilmington. Del.. May I'd, 1895.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02

ana furnaces,
. JOHN NJ. SOLOMON.
ONCE No. ) West Third street.
Phones Il6 aud 203
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
Nt 4 nu,,,rr toprrrr.

charlber cbnCert Will be given by Miss
Mary Cburchn an Brown. soprano, assisted
by Miss Elizabeth Shippen swift. viOlinist;
II. Carlton Slack, baritone; and Frederick
Peakes, at the INcw-Century Club drawing
room, THURSDAY evening, May g. The pa
tronesses are Mrs Joseph Swift, Mrs, VIII
liam w. Pusey, Mrs. Clement Il. Smyth,
Miss Annie 7. Finn, Mrs, J. Ernest Smith,
Mrs. Edward Rriughurst, Mrs, Edward T.
Belts, Mrs. Charles B. Lore, Mrs. James A,
Draper, Mrs. Edward T, Candy, Mrs. G,
Wesley WeldiI, Mrs Samuel Bancroft, Jr.,
Mra. Frances S. Garrett. Mrs, James p.
Winchester. Mrs Alfred d. Warner, Mrs.
William G. Menduhal. Miss clara Bent,
Mira Henry q Morse, Mrs. Ferdinand l..
Cilpin, Mrs. Jphn p Wales Mrs Charles
Nj. Curtis. and Mrs Charles T. Mcllyaine.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02

| viii ast3nsh you how quick John.
s=fl'a Magnetic OH Will kill all pains, Inter.
nal and external: 7l.OU s!2e 50tts., scot,
6iZs I5Cts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
FEW KNOW ABOUT THE SHAKERS
or MOUNT LEBANON.

Ncmay not accept their peeulla religious
views. We cannot enter into tho spirit OF
their Eacrlfioes and til hsrefore we o not study
their habits OF life.
1t ia not pec,sslry to believe as they do.
but we can and do respect their sino' rity of
purpose and the honor aud uprightncss
which mark all their business dealings.
In one particular thoNnakers g eel all other
men or Glasses OF men. This Is In the cult-
walton OF medicinal herbs aud plants They
have made IL a study iot more than one hun
dred ycnr4. They are also ex pert in extratt-
ing frnm them tho charac' G clstiC essence ani
medicinal virtues
This Is their peculiar industry. Their lives
have been devoted TO it. by II they are sup.
po,'cd, They excel III this branch us do the
Monks ufsthe order of 81. benedict with their
famous liuueur cailel "BenediGtiNe.'
Now this lifelong study on the part OF the
Shakers ha. not been in vain Tney have
ace plished much good. Thoir medical ex'
tracts and eurdlals are known throughout
tho world.
The Shaker Digestive Cordial Is probably
the most ne elul medicine ever given to the
public. 1t Is not a cure ior all diseases; 1t
doesn't pretend TO be; but one disease 1t wiil
care ard that Ia tndigestion. lt 10 not pro-
tended that 1t will cure ans tning elsoand
| a sufferer mas not long to wait to sre the re-
| suit. The effect is Immediate. Almost the
| first dose will give relief. and, II continued.
permanent ire will follow. The Shaker
| motto is:-"prove all things aud hold ta-t
! shakers put Into the hands OF the retail
| druggists who sell their reinedy snihii trial
| bottles which can bo mad for ten cents each
| 50 that Tor this small sum the iender can as
| whether
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
The
Boys
like It,,

Iiko n We think we Suc-
INV ~ coed The in
creasing sales tells US SO, and
there is a why to il, Of course.
First, we are careful that none
but we'll made and got.up,to-
wear Clothing goes from Sixth
and Market. Then you are
sure to find here the pick of
the best and latest OF the good
things; yet you are not re-
stricted in t#ice. S2.5o to
SI2 is a range wide nough to
please any pocket-baol, at
s. SO, 50, s. 50 and 81 we
show better value than you
have seen for many day. 1t
surprises us.
Boys Shoes-!f the boy
can wear shoes like his father
he is pleased He don't like
to wear girls shoes. He don't
have to il he gets them here.
We have a line of Shoes for
"littlc men that we are proud
of-Russcts, Calf and Patent
Leather. VIII you let us
show them to you2
Open evenings.
JAS Z. MULLIN & Son
Cl3thin :, 9th & Market,
Hats, Wilmington.
Sa9es DalaWlrs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
Glrycnth street Commission.

City Solicitor Elliott deserves nil possl-
hle cowiuendalion for the manner ho has
worliad in tho matter ot the Eleventh
Street Gominsalon matter. When the
first commission made its return for $1,000
another commission WAS spoken of but
Mr.. Elliott opposed the men who were
selected. The second commission placed
the nwarir at :7200.
The third commission which handed in
its report last ngat places th1 awards at
IS POS II contpined three OF the men
whom MIR. Elliott opposod for the second.
IN twelve days after the law was passed
declaring the sireetto lie onened Mr.. Por-
ter purchase "A property and rallied In his
yard. Twocom missions placed hls dam.
ages at t5lOO hut tie last commission
has awarded him 5000. ihis item OF the
award Is opposed, as it ls considered too
lnTpa
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
A New Nuy 10 ur, Orlais.

Oflieer J. Il. Massey yesterday morning
found Rosie Turner at Fifth aud Scott
at,n.;'ets, acting disorderly while under the
influence ot hnnar. lna - ,,~. n~.
Afntt c7A7N wv
this mUrniUg what she had TO say to tho
charge AN replied ttat She would like to
lave her shoes, hats and gums. The court
gave hsr rubber OF ~ md costs.
Yesterday afternoon Edward Sewell
went into the store OF Hurlock Bros,
Seventh and Poplar streets with note
from William Butler. asking for the loan
Of fifty conts, officer Gilling was called
lntn requlsition, as Builder was not ar
rested and mol at tho city nail
As II could not he provDn that money
was obtained undor faae preteuses the
charge was Withdrawn aH,i ono OF drunk.
ennes5 cub Il uted aud each was lined 50
and Gusts.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
Co,dey Co,,exe Entcr,u,nuent,

A delightful entertainment WIS given
Principal and Mrs. Goldey to their stu.
dents In the hall of Goidey CONNER ciul
and Shorthand College last evening. Gvery
seat was occupied. The following pro.
gram was rendered: Banjo solo, II. J.
Barnard; feats OF magic, Albert s, l..
Hawes; recitation, aIias Frances A, Ever
ett; Mandolin solo, Miss Bessie r.. Groves;
feats OF magic, Albert 5. l.. Hewes; autho.
harp solo, Ii. J. Barnard. One more enter
ment to he given will close the College
series for this year. Many good things
are In store In similar seriss for tho stu.
dents for next year.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
sxtI, i,nrd I.rpnni,rnn..

meeting Cl tho calJrcd voters Of the
Sixth ward 4, ls hcll Inst night The call
for the meeting was issued by Isaiah elm
ton and WAS -sucl for the purpose Of en-
dorsing ssHiI H. BagHard for mayor aul
MIR Fisher for ems Council
The meeIi4 was q large one and all de-
cidad to sappurt th 81 tato candidates. Rich
ard Itiael acl rl us chairman of tile meet
inE and + Y Fu -f secretary
The SppaRDt- we're ] Ferris NaulDve,
Adam Eaasal BieHarA Racr Nh Me
Weigh, T. Y l'tpr. Addison Nraiatfrd,
Charles Johns ln ami Porter Race Aaa:har
meeting Sill NJ holl en lfrilay nirht
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
~ Lr.l. M ,lnnIi,.

Chief of Police puIan submits the fol-
loving report NJ arrests for the month end
ing April 30; Assault and battery. Il: as
sault with intent TO eotamit highway rob-
berry, assaul with intent TO commit muir
der, l. burglary, b carrying concealed
deadly weapons g, drunk, 25 drunk and
dlsorderly, N; disorderly conduct. sos
drunk and be gging, c; dlsordyrly houses
4: dismissed, /; forgery /: held for Penn
syvauia aathbritieH /: incorrigihle,2; in
sane. i LARGELY, li obstrucung sidewalk,
/. patients. ~; policy writing, / reckless
driving, 1 trtspuss, 2n yapraury, / yio-
1atng city ordinance. 4 corner lounglng,
2. cu,lteulnt of court, 9 grand total, 20.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
Rorgetiut Mau.

Some ten days ago ono Of our citlzens
purchasad hnshel OF potatoes OF II far
NOR named Donahoe. residing near Ken.
net SuuArs. aud paid for the same direct
ing thrt they lie left at No Dol West Sew.
enth street. Thus far Donahoe hHa not
turned up and the cltizcps seems to think
It was II LelIkerate swindle. although 1t
may be- NOR ly another a case of forget
fulHess. AT any rate the citlzens is out
the price OF the potatoes and he is In q bad
hutuor about tho uatler.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
DEATHS.
DEATHS
InuMAS-On May lst.. Isaiah II. Thumas

lnoMAS-On May lst,. ISAIAH II. Thomas.
afpd ~ yGHrs.
RcWiveI mud friends also memncrs OF
NeraanI Lodge. /. q. -. II. are invited o
attend lie funeral num his tate residence,
Nu ~ Madison strr tun Saturduy uttcruoon
Services AZ the Eoust at uUiOak, iutermCnt
NJ Wilmington and iirnCywine cemetery,
NICHOLSON On prl -. 1855. Isaac j.
Nicholson ed ~ Sodr4.
R".atNrs. tGenls. members Ct Fairfax
! odgC 80. 5. !. g., .. T., and members Oh
layton Lodge, No 1. il. OF r., ave mNitCi 10
aticuu his funeral seIvicCA ut ii s lttc rest
dcuce, No. llj ". seventh street On 'lhur lay
art rnGuu 1T " u'ClucS, lnteIment az the
Hilniuglon and ltrundy wine te etcry.
SMITH Apiil Seth, 1875, Charles +
smith, ncHr MclUnous h, Del ia his 18th.
yeur.
Funeral frnil his late home with MIR. VIM
No-hc'l. on FRIDAY, May D. nj il II. M. lu-
t,rmrnl az Drt"Ser's Cemetery.
MtltB TN May . isn. Adaiin". wife Of
lhumus }. WeDt. ana dauEIter OF Anna
an the iule al HaEi,l Aloftie aged u
year,.
Relatives unj friends are invite TO attend
thetuuor.u ltpm thc residence Of ner nus
band. ul rrrucn btruut, Un saturday after.
neon al d o'rltc!i. lntur'urnt s1 VI ilsuinstun
AID lii AnGl wine ctuu cry.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
nau, AnI,II AIIncIl-

lizzie Pogaud, "a thirteen year old girl OF
Chester was bitten and chewed almost 10
death yesterday by II vicious dog az sha
was ON her way nome from school. Ths
dog had her down, and wds chnwnH ut
her legs and body when man drove the
dog away but not until ho had TO 10.
MOI strate that lle " = master. The chid
was unconsclous. Over illty bic, we're
Iuund on her legs anu body.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
pn.c Eau Club Organized.

The Mayllower Base Ball Club has orga.
nized for the following season. The play
ers ars ts follows: H. Brown, C; ii. Pierce.
y; l.. HakCr III; D. Lynch, 20; |. white 3n;
j. Moore se; q. Hall, If; W. Mann. CT; W..
Stout RI. We would like to near l. IN
any playere under the age OF IS. Chalauges
will he received 10y Everett . Baker, 1856
TIuEDln slrppt.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
sIa.0 sui. ind tntrrnr.

Your eHolcA oi hnEdfeaa Of different
STYLES IN BtnuG liugnuais, ,ch"vlota &c cut
Aud nude to your measure iH any style
you naY prefer 4, iataeu lUlnls Ihase
sams gopds hle s,NliuI elzrwh.Ie Tor 1Q-
o0 42S aru|t l}.gCit CuN'5 aud Npst4
made t. nrdrl tl2 ushud @l1pO lrnusela
10 1l der !. j ul 81 90 :6si. perfect III aud
satisfaction iNuala' tcsd Lucny I IS Var.
mu'h, llapor ers aud lalp's, ehr MafAeI
street.
Btuuch stott 9o4 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02

The Delaware railroai station at Black.
BIRD which Is also the postoillua was d,s.
covered by Postmaster uud Station Agent
A. b. Nundeyer to have been burglar II
early Monday morning. Two um brollt
men. who were suspected, We're arrested
by Detective Hutcnin5 that afternoon at
the InJru station and takon to Dove
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
Iusnue Iiospltal.

.Atss AT " Si iiyas aeatl.ng or the Trustees
hurst to day. Dr.. John Black was elected
preeident and Dr.; wilson, ssorstsry, A
t.alaaraii ii ii Tas r5delvSd from bf, wllsof,
stating that Governor Watson will not re-
appoint any Of the Trustees. The torms
OF Drs. Gilpin Wilson and Burton have
expired.
The following contracts were awarded
GrocerlesC. l.. Simmons.
Beef Fred Kenle.
Clothing and Shoes-Reynolds & Com.
pany
Crockery-WlllIaIn La wton.
Mutton and VeAl-J. A. Lopkins h Son.
Bread-II. ID, Roller.
Mi,k-RoboIt McFar.in. n
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02

Beginning yesterday, all ialtim orc IL
Ohio Railroad trains for and from the
Philadelphia division comm ,neel using
the Belt Line tunnel In Baltimore. but no
change viii be made in their running time
until May IL when the new spring schs.
dula Will 40 into effect.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
Tha uonsa kllled lhn lnarger cInuse b

The House killed tho merger clause bill
introduced In the Senate to keep the vii.
ford-DoveI Electric Railway from % l..
log other roads. The House passed t,le
House bill to make Margaret II. and Ros'
allie Wilson the heirs at law OF John
Edward Adulcks. The vote Was 10 ayee
and no nays. A number Of members did
not vote. Mr., Addicks was Present whom
tho vote was taken.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02

II lialncmlR. Milwaukse. writes: iona
buN japanese Pho urN has utcd me OF a
cH-u VI 2S years standing aftar beng treat
OIL hy Nrw Yorit'a ta,t puy7itlus."
n Il haufortL. ID uaI Market SITS. anI
Mlller's Drug store. l1t Market 5tGeat.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
ltntIIr scnIllrd At s.Icm.

SALEM y. j., May /. - -Ramond Ayares,
a 6 year old son of Mrs. Annie Ayares, had
his limbs terribly scalded last evening.
The boy was sitting at the supper table
when his mcthnT started from the stuvo
to tho table wtha pot OF coffee. Il fell
from her hands and spilled on her chlll.
WHEN his clothes Whre removed tho skl II
came of also Bertha an older child also
had her lIEINA DMlIy hurned.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
Harry Ycraer,

4l9 Shlpley street, boxes pictures, regilds
france puts up room moulding, hangs
pictures, frames pictures, rosllvere looking
eIHs5 plates. soils easeis. renovates paint
ings, bleaches enRravings moiFits photo
graphs better aud cheaper thh.s any one
else In tho state; has had the longest ex.
nnIlener;iuun't know ANYTHING else.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02

shlloh's Cure. the grcat cough and
Group Cure Is III great demand. Poet-
ct size contains twenty-five doses only
25c. Children love It, Sold DY all
druggists.
sniry N d. Danrorln. Druggist 8. L
Cor. 4nd ami Maraeu strccts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
another Chapter OF The Epworth League.

A chapter Of the Epworth League has
been organized at OoOkm man NJ, Il. Church.
1t numbers 50 members and the officers
are: Joseph Binker. president; Mary We'll
din, first vice president; Lena McLaugh-
lin. second vice. .presiden Clara loft.
third vice president. Laura Wedin. fourth
vice.presldent; Lizzie Wost, secretary;
Lula Crozier, treasurer.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
Prettier Than Ever.
at $500 and 5000.

Five dozen Hats for Children,
trimmed with ribbon and buckles,
at 49c.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
NJ. A, WHITE CRAFT.
5lO KIRG STREET.

We start the week with 800
trimmed Hats. Hats in fresh
and dainty shades taking the place
OF those sold in the past few days
at S3.75 and $3.50. We're follow
ing closely the
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
All over sil,rrbrool.'. wafer.

The iniunct lon case OF the Jessup and
Moore Paper Company vs. The Ford Mo.
rocco Company was still on in Chtnorry
Court this morning, The case has already
occupied the attention of the court over
a week and is the length case that has
been in the court for years.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02

IN MERIT House Socla! will give a
danco IN the roar OF the budding tonight.
TIE nall has Deun decorated with ilngs and
bunting lur tne occasion. The managers
desire tu,cNteud Their thOnEs to the pro-
prletots lor The ase OF the hall and to the
invited guests for their aid.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
Quarterly Meeting.

What ful2 lneto will In quarterly meet
Ing on sunday at star OF Bsthehem A. u.
NJ. F. Church. Those wuu wish to 10 can
take the h tck at nnd Frehuh streets and
at Front aud Market streets OH sunday
morning. Special invitation is eNtehded
To ali. George brown pastor.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
The Fist, Market.

Powell has on his stalls In tho Third
strret market good supply of Delaware
shad and other varieties of tile iluny
tribe, Gail early aud get frat choice. 4
splendid lot Uf crocus was Received this
morning which are being sold at four
pounds for Ii quarter.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
nIrntinu OF roncI,crr.

The Teachers Association will meet In
i cher IluIl Goa Market street, ON the
41u inst, at two O'Clock.
MANY L. CRIME, Soc.
AIrs. Chas. W. Howlund and Mrs J.
Frank l|ail will speuk on Compulsory
Ed lcatiol' All teachers and school
cotp IN s5lOUers are requested to be
pra cont.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
Sn,,,.r,or Court.

The May term OF tho New Gostle county
courts will convene on MAY l3. On Tues.
dny afternoon the trial list oil Superior
Court cases Will be gone over for the first
time and the cnses calendsred. Tho list
as it now Is numbers over loo cases with
about twenty five arguments
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02

The youngest IN years ana the oldest In
the picture ifHcio business IN the city and
tue only practical frame maker In tho
Slato is Harry 1erger. 4l9 SAip!ey sttoot.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
.m l,nriir.

Wac PHfehaapd r-v GiF4Hla aq,fa C5fHttiHa.
tion I1Tawu9 Eo.fI ana wiring ttpsk
from me are Ie,pec5futis requested 10 see
that t4e.r 81 IrHA paHd thur JrnwtHes ia
b. NJ nth hAeunttet Tor prass in
drawing VII c.O-o ahUut TINT time
Fart.es =itEgtuE ihe Ht8va uInhlnalton
call or adIIg-s g. a. r. Miller, s44 King
etroet.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
Fell IRON, - scn.loII.

A workman fell from scatfold Mt tho
now buildings ut Front and Aiidiaon
slrects before noon to-day and broke hts
wrist. ir foil u distance of thirty feet.
Thb fracture a4reduGed by DR.. Brown at
the drug store of Dr. Spruuuee.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
Rena,,Iicnn NIrcrina.

All Republicans of the Eleventh ward
arc requested tn meet at No 5i1 Soutn
jackson street on Friday night at 8
O'Clock. Many of the candidates have
promised To attend
L. G. IsrnAN Chairman.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02

john Ross, former y nj LH,s city bat
no" u Ne-isru missionary OF the PresbI.
tenn Cuureh, is In THIS city soliciting
iuhds lor tile MISSIONS OF the West. Mi.
lioHs ls 3oa OF Chief Il ,s4 OF the Cherokee
Il d ans.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
Hc,i,uInI Allurr.

Rev. James NJ Wilson the Eastern
Shore evangelist. ana W.T. hro at AsDury
N. 4. Church holding revival nre ing.
Mucu interest was slowulHst night. His
enthusiastic and unique appeals ure Calcu.
lutrd to etlr all who hear him. Meeting
tnis evening and every evening for Two
WGe.s at ! 80 o'clock. All ure invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
ld,,rcl, Att.rt,,,,t,,,

A good story Is gong tac rounds to-day
lsuurn yesterday. When ono OF tho mHn
got a share oil the olives ha declared tnat
ho Iever saw such large peas nnl they
even Ind seeds IN them. Another blue
coat declared mat the appnilnirls water
WIS the Dest extra dry he hld eycr Ia tied
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
AJhItlr Too prayian..

My subacribers are requested not to pay
~ y ona Tor papers unless 1t bG Charlie
slAilaf Who Burvus tur me or niy self. A
boy has haen cuileciluE some Of my bllla
by false representa- ion. | ought 10 pub.
liah lis nano, but VIII rcffa.u from IL til 5
time. IEeNAHp l.. IChEs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02

Rev. Martin E. Duriap VAS to have leo.
tured before Wilmington Lodge No l. A,
Q U W. to night. but owing to his Gb.
nos from tho city tho lecture has been
indefinitely postponed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02

y. u. Danforth. 2d and II lrlist sits aud
Millers Drug store 40. Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
snrinr ,,lnriinr -n,c.

An rnunraleh sale Of spring clothing Is
now gutrg ON al No 22S Market street. in
the stock are some bargain suite, which
should be looked at before your spring
suit is purchased There are Glso spring
overcoHts and In fact every article OF
clothing for sprlng and summer Wear.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
MARRIAGES.

i1tSK THROW N-Dn " educsdGy. April 2Ith.
ls9j nj J14 " Fourth HrTe.t, hy the kev.
tuUs. T. llo tdrtgN,, Pastor. Covenant tie.
formed Episcopal CGuruh, SIR. Henry lliuk
ana Mrs, NirK MIA Lee brown both ot this
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02

iie p.e pl5ns FpIr ordsI Ior plpsr
hanging call at the Old re,iabo store of
a, Il Jones, i.4 Market street Inspect
his stock Of latest styles at bottom prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
QUOTATIONS.
Reported by
uEAi.U IL COMPANY.
LiMillLert aud LkrnAnra.
hASh' y seh" ht"Af'"
AhYnntll AnI AlaIlS.L SLraat

Seventh aud Mar r&et Streets
Investment ahd 6ecnrltie. yleldlnx
from tn pDr ceuL
orders FOR tue purchase nnl sale OF
stocks and Bondso Commission Azuout.
ed ut all the stock exchanges
Privht0 telegraph wifsl to New YORK,
Philadelphia, boston und Chicago.
Foreign Drafts ,Lnd Lstters VI Crelu 10
sued.