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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09
We Have StruC k The
Popular Hear t and
the People Are with

The auccess of the great manufacturers
eale nt rs Market street has proved one
of the sensations In tho history OF tho
clothing buFtugs5 In the city pl Whining
ton. lA6 thousands of buyues who have
locked I o oui DOORS have hoen delighted
with the bargains they haNr got ut this
great sale of iine clothing. Ivory buyer
has proFed walking aud talrNug auyer-
tiEement by sending their frlehis TO obtain
clothing ut prices never heard Of We are
hound to sell his stock iu tho shortest
time possible, therefore, for this week, we
have slGll made larger und deeper cuts in
The prces OF our Immense stock. Don't
put IL oil, tut come immedluto!y, white
the assortment IL stlil large. Re ember,
You get three dollars worth dt limo cloth.
ing ior one dollar IN cash.
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER
Mems eeHunt Spring Oyercputs at "a 30.
Mems business SUITS S3 so worth So
Mems suite 81 80, worth ElA
Mems elegant Clay WOrsted SUITS at
81 % worth S2u
Meas elegant BluCl; and Blue CheYiot
Suits at 80 worth Sl3.
heIa tAsstEIere SUITS AT Sc 90, worth
SIS -
Boys' elegant suits at G9c and 81, worth
50 %.
boys suits at : 80 s., So As, worth
from - a TO 81
lhousaHds Of houa heavy working
pants at aac.
Elegant Cashmere Pants o g0c, worth
s25O
FiHe Dress panis = 50. worth u.
Fine Dress Pauts 81 worth 81
Chtidrens JerseyAud NelvoL suits at less
| than cost OF the goods.
| SpriGg OSercOats at your own price.
| Fine Serge suits at $500 worth 5iI
| Elegant Imported Serge suits at II 20
| worth SiG.
| 1900 ChliGren's Wash Suits at .9c.
| thousands Of other bargains Don't
buy dollars worth OF clothing ANY.
where" but come here first and convince
| yourself that What Is here advertised are
! facts beYoul dispute. thousands of
! Chlldreus Knee Pants at lJu Der mir
, Lots Of Coats and ests aud.udd Vests al
Inern trllle, and many other immense
bargains.
tome and see them Costs nothing Ia
iDspect BE very careful and make nc
mistake. Look for humber 2gS Market
street, aud be sure you are In tho right
pace Bear in miud there are no biaur Ii
s'ore5 connected with this wonderful sal a
oil E!gh.ciass clothing, chance for such
wonderful bargains occurs only oAc9 III q
lliH tifnp IA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09
DEEI, PAitK,,
on the Crest OF tie AieGhrnles.


To those contem plating trip to the
mountains In search Of health and pleas.
ure, Deer Park, on the crest OF the Allie.
gheny mountains. 5000 feet above the sea
level, olIelB such varied attractions as a
delightful atmosphere during both day
and night, pure water, smooth. winding
roads through the IN ountain5 and valloys,
and the most picturesque scenery IN ths
Allegheny range. The hotel is equipped
with ali adjuncts conducive to the enter.
tainlnent pleasure and comfort OF its
guosts.
The surrounding grounds us well ns
the hotel, arc lighted with electricity. Six
miles distant, on tho eRmp mountain sum .
nit, Is Oakland. the twin resort OF Deer
Park, and equally as well equipped for
the entertainment and accom- m citations
OF ts patrons. 10th hotels nro upon tho
main line Of the baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road. have tho advantages uf its spondid
Vestibuled LlmIted Express trains between
the Enst and West.
Season excursion tickets. good for re.
turn passage until October 81. will be
placed on sale at greatly reduced rates at
all principal ticket Offices throughout the
country. Ono way tickete, reading from
st. Louis. Louisville, Cincinnati Coum.
system to Washington. Baltimore. phlla.
delphll or New 1crk, or vlco versa, are
good to stop off at either Deer Park, Noun
tain Lake Park or Oakland and the time
limit will be extended by agents at other
resort upon application. to cover tho
period Of the holders visit.
Tho season at these popular resorts com.
menCes june 2end.
For full Information Rs to hotel rates,
rooms, ETC., address GporKe u. DeShields,
Manager. Deer Park, or Oakland, Garrett
county Md.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09
Mnrnlnp ,n rren -ilyrr nrnncrnt..

"A contemporary" says the New York
Herald. reports Secretary Carlisle as
having eald that II the next Democratic
National Convention should adopt a free
silver platform he would vote The Repub.
lican ticket.
Without placing too much confidence
In thereport ono may stlll be satisfied
that the Sccretnry's alleged intention is o
not unreasonable enc, provided. Of course.
that the republican platform Is sound on
the money question. Having got the tar.
III settled ON basis that neither party is
likely to disturb, the great issue before
the country is that OF stable. trustwor.
thy circulating medlum-the currency Of
final payment.
II by misfortune there should be such q
growth Of the free silver craze as to dolude
the Democratic Convention Into adopting
1t as one OF the platform planks there will
probably be such an exohus from the party
at the polls that Secretary Carlislo's move
ment In the same direction will fall to az.
tract attention. There will be lots OF
good little boys lost in the crush"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09
n. M MIrr. IlfIh nnd ISIns.

ia the place to get what ynu wGEt We mover
was hs usS ~ We are now. That l. horUuso
everybody who comes 10 nat9 SURE to
como tack they lil,v oul goo Il. .Gnd our prices
as ono l0dy -nsd. Mr.. Wiz. IT'S no wonder
yuu arr always busy; yoH haze such aVNIi ~
or goods aud they lupt fresh tnd rIuau,
That's - hut everybody THINKS II they don't
ray so. Ladies you Mt haze TO wall 50
long for your gnAla after this; have nut
on another WAGON. 20 come and l-ava your
ordtf FaEgy california pstei Tetehes goes
down 10 =" n puuu 4 tuty Bartlett pears. luc
We have II, 10 you use GosGa SELLS ? Do
You want q bath hrICfs tC poi hIfrk. Have
you seen uur cOc1aIut I'll lie Il pound Think
OF II Toe, Tor Whole pound, tnitnn al 9c a
roanl Is cheap Hops at c Tor ! pGunl luc
tor + pound PACKAGES is lew, Have YOU
trse rhr new toilet soap Wild Flower d
Caitcs fl box. iHG a Hx Iht4 Is Rs good ID
huttcrmlIk SOAP, pa you ever use era nd.
pap Wonder soap Do yun kHoW " are sell
ing Kitk ncst ulrue soap at axe per pound.
Do you bug ut
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09
AmusenisnIs. A
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,

To the Grand Opera House on noxt Fri.
day evening comes the Intnitube come
dian, DeWolf Hopper, bringing with him
the funniest of oil comic operas, entitled
''Dr. Syntax,' which. with most excellent
company. will constitute tho current at
traction at that house. Among the Lead
Ing members of the comediau's support.
ling COMPANY will be his charming wife,
Edna Wallace Hopper; that clover actress
and sweet singer, Bertha Wallsinger, for
merly the leading soprano ot the Boston.
iansI Jennie Goldthwaile, one OF the
cleverest soubreLtes In the ranks oil Genie
opera; Alice Hosmer and Fiorine Murray,
two admirable comedienues; Edmund
Stanley. the favorite tenor; Cyril Scott, a
popular light comediani Thos. 5, Gutss,
an excellent baritone; droli and dImlnu-
tive Alfred hlein ana many others
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09

Tho Wsst Chester people are shad Gator
Hh consume thirty'hve hundred shsd
week
Shell game men at Recalling gathered In
from Siu5 10 Tdp1 apiece i'll few hours
Ths deiuded sucli"rs then gave the sharpe
= severe beating. but they got awuy with
fhe Reading boys cash.
A meeting tor the purpose OF forming a
cestle Tor women members of the kuights
OF the Golden Eagle viii Be held THIS oven.
Ing In the Marls Building, sixth and Ship.
ley streets Tho mestlng Ia In charge OF
Brandy vino Gustls, No 1. aud prom lnant
members Of tho order VIII Cs present und
make speeches.
The concert in the Grand Opera II ouse
was highly enjoyed by the large number
of people present,
W. II, Harris World Famous Nickel
Plate show viii oxhoit at Front and Union
streets Monday ami Tuesday, May i3th
and 18th. Popular prices.
A young girl thrust her hand into tho
pocket OF Mrs. Lawrence MssslGk in the
King street market on Wednesday, Sue
was caught in tue act, and after slig ut
reprimand was allowed to depart.
Mrs. W. !. Purks OF Rockland In com.
pahy with Mrs Eli WelJh ana daughter
Florei IAe MontcEau.u visited our city
house ut ii DAY
c.sll. hloert BucEer, the sign decorator
was out thus morning lie has been sui.
fer!ng with an attack Of lumbaEU.
Mr.. i. 7. Williamson went fishing at
Eonesuch pond Yesterday and said he
caught y tIsh. We take Nsds count tor
Il.
Mr. Edward II. Gayley OF our city at.
tended the autograph sale of Rodgers,
papers held at blrcA's RuCtiGn room ia
Phlladelphia on Wednesday. Mr.. GRyIey
added several valuable papeTs 10 LIS al.
ready large collection.
Ihe Maytower bHse bali club defeated
the independents yesterday afternoon By
The score OF . too They would like to
near from any team under 12 yeats oil
eFe. ihHy ale going 10 try and hold the
chl ntienshfp this season.
M : Ohm CAppey, tho genial head walt.
sr at tho Clayton house was presented
yesterday with sbounclnz blus eveJ ba6V
elfi ana IN is to day the happlost man In
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09
Braveiv spoken.

General Simon Bolivar Buokner OF Ken
tueky. is a candidate for United States
Senator. to succeed Senator J. 5. O. Black
burn, whose tetm expires March 3, 1897
Mr.. Blackburn who ~ u candidate Tor re.
election. has become All extreme tree stl-
verite, and is making his campaign on
this Issue. In a recent interview General
Buckner has also presented his Views on
the question of silver coinage. His Ian.
guage is clear. vigorous and to thA point.
Refusing to take into consideration any
possible effect of his statements upon h 8
chances tor election as United States Sci.
ator, he declares himself unequiyocally
against the tree coinage OF silver. lie Is in
favor OF both gold and stlyer. but believes
that an attempt to maintain double
standard must result in monoluetallism,
and that blmetallism II assured only by
adherence to q single standard, and that
standard, under existing dunditions, is
the gold dollar.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09
,,r.u..,,,.s..s..E, H. p.,,,. N. n.

A trip 10 Wsshineton, b. q. under any
ercdmatshcos, oabnot but prove lutsrese
ing aud Instructive, INT when made
under the Penpsylvsnls RailrQad Com
pahy's Perfect persohally.conducted tour.
ist system the trip lie an ideal one In every
particular.
The last tour OF this seasons serles
leaves New YORK aud Philadelphia on May
2Srd.
The rates. including accommodations at
Washlngton's bSst hotels, are Gil so from
New York and tll.50 from Phlladelphla;
pr3por.lopets rates from other pQints.
Detailed itinerary will be sent on appll'
cation to Tourist Agent, 1895 Broadway,
New York. or Room All, Broad Street
Station, Philadelphia,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09
M AK Ephraim, Prop.

SiIT:BlFF'S SAlE.-i}Y VIRTUE or A
writ of LcvHrl Faclas 10 mo directed
viii be exposed 70 public sale at tho
Court House. ON Market street between
Tenth anu Eleventh streets in the city
OF Wilmington, New Castle county
THE lithN DAY 2tSt Of 'f'2N MNY, 1895.
at : O'Clock p m,
tho following described real estate viz. I
Those two certain lots and parcels Of
land situated IN the city Of Wilmington,
bounded and described us follows, to wit:
No. /, With "A two-StOrN frame dwelling
thereon erected, beginning at a point Oh
the northcrly side OF Tenth street at the
distance OF lSS feet westerly from the
westerly side of Scott street; thence
uorthtrly and parallel with Scott street
aforesaid l2j feet II inches to n corner;
thence westerly and parallel with Tenth
street q f"ct to another corner; thence
southcrly aud parallel with scott street
l2g feet II inches 70 the aforesaid north
eriy side of T"nth street, and thence
thereby cast"rly - feet to the place OF
beginning, be the contents thereof what
No. 2. Heeinnlng at a corner of land
heretofore granted to ---- on tho
southtrly side of the Kennett turnpike
road, now l"nnsylEania avenue; thence
with a line Of said land south 40ia degrees
west y pcrchca ana i-lGp Of a perch &c
the middle of lane called Nestry street
thence along the middlf Of said lanC
south II degrees east about rs feet
inches to a corner stake, thence by lin,
extending northeast tWartIly parallel will
the line first described at the distance ol
du feet at right angles thcrrfrom 2
psrghcs to the aforesaid side of Pcnnsyl
south ~ degrees west about 80 feet
inches to the place of beginning, contain
ing within said bounds - perches of Ian,
be the same more or less
Seized nud taken in execution as tn
property Of William H. Toner, surviving
inoftgaEor, and William a. Toner, execu
Tor Of Margaret }. Toner deceased; an,
william Il, Toner, devisee. and tits ant
to be sold by
PAUL GILLIS, Sheriff.
sherlff's Office, Whining ton. Delaware
April 25, 1895,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09
DEATHS.

MAXWELl.-On the sth of May, 1895. Hamil-
ton Maxwell. aged 81 years
Relatives and tric n Is are ivvlttd to attend
tue funeral, trom hs late re-if bee, No. us
lue street. on saturday AftuFnoUu. at .
o'clock. InteInent ut Green liiI temetely "
MILLEH--On May Tth IIeulah W. Miller
aged b3 years
Relatives and friends Of tho family nrs in
Nlted to attend the tuueraI from the rest
dence of her paromts Joseph Nud RebeCc
Miller. i.randyM lao Hun red, OH Friday ar
toTnoon at O'Clock. Service, ut tho house
and interment ut lombar,ly Cemetery.
RUSSELL-On tho eth OF May, 1885. Ellen L.
Russell. ugei 20 years.
kciatlycs and friends ure invited TO attend
iunerhl services at kinRswOoi N, r. Church
ON Friday AFT crnoon. ut : O'Clock, lnterInent
at RlrerHtew Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09
Acknowledgment. A

NJ. A. Jaslossky, General Managtr,
State of Delaware. for Massachus etts
Benefit Life Assocl alton.
DEAR SIR-Ihs ia to certify. that have
this day received check for $500, 0O, bein q
full amount of policy No, 63 4s9. In Mass
aehussetts Bepeiit Life Association, on the
life of my wife. Hannah q. Comerford,
recently deceased.
Please accept my sincere thanks for the
prompt and satisfactory manner In which
you have paid this claim. and the courtesy
shown us. We heartily commend the
company to ail our friends. 0...
Sincerely yours,
JOHN @. CoMERFoRD
800 W. 7lh Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09

On Tueeday last Constable ". z. Wind.
ieh won't to Claymont ond arrested Post
Muster Way, Of Marcus Hoo. on the
charge of padding Without licsnse. The
warrant was served on the complaint OF
an Italian pedder Of this city. It appears
that Mr.. Way has u business way OF getting
trade.
He succeeded In gaining several Gust.
omers OF the Italian anu this caused jeal-
ousy to enter tho breast OF the son OF
Sunny Italy. When taken before AIaRis.
trate DAILY Mr. Way proiuc5d his license
ami was allowed to go his way towards
AlnrcnA Un ok.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09
Curilnnlund proltstnnI-Inite,

BALTIMORE. Nd. May S.-Somethiug
akin 10 church unity on the Temperance
question was attained to-day ut the meet.
ing OF the Maryland State Temperance
Alliance ut Y. NJ. q. A. Hall when GHrdl.
hal Gibbons delivered an address. intro
duclnR Professor J. X Taylor WHILE min.
listers representing nelrly every prote5.
thnt denomination In the city occupied
eeats on tho platform beside him or sat in
n largo auuIaurp
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09
Died From Blood Po,souing.

Mrs, Elizabeth Williams, former Will
ming oman. died in Baltimore on Tues.
day, In the 10Th year OF hes age. On March
2S while Mrs. Williams was using razor
on sore toe the blade slipped and intliet-
ed an ug,y cut on her hand. blood pol
soning followed, and despite the efforts
OF The beat physicians In Baltimore she
continued to grow worse.
She waa the mother of George Williams
Of this city and her body was brought
here this morning for burial. In Union
A. NJ. Il. Church service was held this nf.
ternoOn. Mrs. Wiliiams was well known
here.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09
FORT CHILDREN.

A beautiful line OF misses and
children's shoes in Black and Tan,
and at prices as low as the lowest.
Misses spring heel shoes at S5c
and SI.oo. ......
Misses fine shoes in Black and
Tan, either button or lace, al SI.25
Misses fine dark Russet, mar
row square toe, either button or
lace, at SI.5o.
Misses fine russct goat sandals,
at SL25.
Children's spring heel russcts,
from O5c up, sizes 5A to s. Sizes
81 to II, from 81 up.
Also a nice assortment OF baby
shoes,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09

turo FOR SenntOrlni ii0nOrs-The Two Due
Points in the Lead. IIcnry and William
Addicks' Faithful Followers Vote For nig-
gins.
Quite large crowd of spectators
crowded into tho House Chamber at Do.
YER this morning 10 witness the balloting
for Senator to succeed the Honorable An.
tnony higgins. big delegation from
our city were In attendance amongst the
number being Geo. H. Hollis, Winfield 8.
Quigley, j. Edward Addicks. ex.Sheriff
Philip X. CLARK. J. 8. Grohe. Joseph A.
Bond II. II. Ward, Il b. Frazer. VIM. Il.
Finn, Fred uanby, Rev. MIR. Short, Mr..
Garrett, Daniel Dohl, General Wilson.
Richard Forrest, Il. Ii. Blllauy Coal oil
Inepeoto-. CITY Treasurer Joseph X.
ell. L. l. Handy.
Tho Legislature assembled at 0 O'Clock
and the balloting commenced. They bal
loted five times with tho following result:
Forty.iirst-H A. DUPONT, l2; W. Du-
Forty.second-H. A. DUPONT. Il; W. Du-
Pont. 8.
Forty third-H. A. DUPONT, IA; Penne.
will. 5.
Forty.fourth-H. A. DUPONT, IA; HIg.
gins 5.
Forty.ftth-H. A. DUPONT. IA; Higgins,
8. The five Addlcks' men who voted
twice for Ex-senator Higgins were Han.
by. Moore Morgan, l'all and Brown.
Not able to agree on any particular
candidate for the Senatorial honor the
Legislature adjourned at II O'Clock to
inset again at ~ o'clock. 1t begins to
look as II Colonel Henry A. DUPONT
would be the lucky man.
DOVER May o'clock.
There was a surprise In store for the
spectators at the joint sossion by Cover.
nor Watson casting his vote for Rldgley.
This practically settled the question that
sixteen votes would be necessary to elect.
Had 1t not been so Colonel Horny DUPONT
would have been elected. as he had fifteen
votes.
Horace Brown left the AddIcks camp
The other four remained firm and voted
for John f. Adulcks.
The Senate has not acted upon the joint
resolution to adjourn at O'Clock. 1t is
claimed that the Legislature cannot ad-
lourn until the Joint sess separates.
William DUPONT is out of the fight.
= SLATER-There was no change In The 5Sth
ana 59th ballots as Colonel DUPONT got l5
votes and Addloks four
The Goth. Blst. B2nd. 63rd and cath bal
lots were the same as the others.
MIR, Money says the DUPONT men will
stand firm.
Senator Handy says It Is Addicks or no.
body. Sandwiches nre being supplied to
the members.
Ballots No, o5. es and 81 had the same
| result.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09
The RennhIIn,. S,anu

Among the most striking improvements
upon The big river steam boat Repu bile Is
that upon her smoke stack, Aro und it
has besn painted a rcd band and on IL tho
letter ~ In black. The boat has recelv-
ed coat of paint from stern TO stern,
aud when She leaves here, which will be
IN about Two weeks. she will practically
De u new prnff
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09
Ini,niinIA Cnnri.

County Court was in session fifteen min
utes this MOI ming. There was no busi-
bess trHnsactSd IN that time and recess
was taken until this afternoon, when it Is
altogether likely the term Will be ndJour'
sd as there ls no further business
To morrow the applicants for liquor
llcentes Will present thelr cases and on
Monday the sup rioI Court calendar will
be aga II gone over.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09
Tho .iennn,hln unnuri.

The Joiner work on tho upper deck of
tho steamship Howard, bulitIlng for the
Company by The liHrian AMI Hoiiiugs.
worth Company, Is about com pieted.
The work on the middle decSs has hardly
been commenced. These decks, In some
places. nave not yet boon in!shed by the
rlyeters. On the uppes deck tho cabin
houses are built.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09
228 kfarkat ST., Wilmington, Uel.

Can iare allowed - all purchasers living
outside the city. During Tile great sale
OF clolliHg al retail. the stote sGli remain
npen from III tho mOrulhg until ~ at
night. saturday nntli z O'clock, mid.
night. All goods sold ut pIlY ate safe; no
auction.
See that you get In Tip right store.
LOOK loi the NJ IL hcI, 2-s, before CntcrlHg.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09
Isniidinc ton,lamnchL

Building Inspector 6rubb this morning
oondemned the brick building on the
northwest corner of Front aud West
streets aud served notice on the owner.
William Bright, to tear same down In 50
days.
The chimney at 5l4 Tatnall street was
also condemned.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09
I.Isi ofPnhIIc SnIes.

Joseph Leach will have sale OF horses,
cows, farming utensils. no., on the farm
OF James Leach, near Mt. Cuba. to.mor.
row Friday) morning. at ten O'Clock.
Passmore Bros, will have a sale of Bed.
ford County cows at their farm, In the
upper part OF Chrlstlana Hundred, to. NOR.
row afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
{. W. baldwin will sell at public sale at
Booth's Corner. Delaware County, Pa, on
Monday next ut one O'Clock D. M, a car
load OF young COWS aud lot OF fine
shoats.
Mr.. Fulmer. Of Chester, Pa, will sell at
streets, next Wednesday, one Of the
finest lot of horses that has been in the
market for long time. Catalogues
can bo procured OF Stldbam & Son, Ill
East Fourth street.
Go with the crowd. where2 To Bloom.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09
JuuIor nu.,Iiury .un,yer,,ry,

Tho anniversary OF the Junior Auxiliary
Church. next Saturday Afternoon at 80
o'clock. Interesting exercises will Ia Ike
place including music under the dliec-
tlon OF MIR. W m. j. Fisher and addresses
by Bishop Cole man. the Rev. Ii. Duhrlng
OF PHILADELPHIA and others
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09
Captain Andrr,,.in Wilmington.

Captain Andrews, who has gained fame
all over the world BY crossing he AlIun-
tic ocean lit boat l4ft 4 In long. Is on
visit TO this city. lie Is staying with his
friend, X obert McCullen ut tho Delaware
fousei he has brought his boat with him
and Wi be pleased to show IL TO any ono
Who may honor him with call
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09
To spnr In HnItImnre.

Patrick Dougherty. the well known
sparrer left this city to-day for Baltimore
where he will meet Frank Farley to night
In a six round 20. The men will strip at
lis pounds.
Zeigler, OF Philadelphia. and Gehrlng. of
Baltimore. will spar for eight rounds.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09
Tie Clyd, utor,h, I,och

The excursion steamer, Thomas Clyde.
WAS taken out OF the dock at tho yard OF
the Harlan ami holilnTs worth Company,
yesterday afternoon after receiving aen.
eral oveIhaulnR
The steamer ColuRb Is low In the
dock aud II Ia expected that 10Th boata
Will begin their summer trips about tho
middlo OF this month,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09
Ei,n,rI,I IIi.tnr.

A book of 400 pages, entitled the History
ot tho Episcopal Churuu In America,
written by bishop Coleman for London
firm, has Just been published, ami the
Biahop received six copies OF the same
from them this morning. IL will be u
yaluub!s acquieltion to church history and
will doubtless have large sales In Great
Britain.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09
Tho Ar,e, r.cave, fert

George II. Hills sailing yacht Ariel,
which mas been at tho yard OF the Harlan
and Holllngsworth Company All winter
left this port for New York to-day. Whle
here he yacht was painted AMI Eepalreq
and is row one OF tho prettlest yachts OF
her class nIloat. She is about NV feet long.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09
ncuth OF An Uid soIdIa ar

The funeral OF Washington NJ Smith
took place yesterday. InterInent was
made IN Riverview Cemetery lie died on
Sunday last at tho Soldiers Home at
Hampton Va, aged 65 years, lie served
during the war IN Company Is pf the First
Delaw are Volunteers
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09
Change Among the pr,e.ts.

Rev. Father Campbell. pastor of the II.
q. Church at Newark, will, 1t Is under-
stood, take charge OF the Elktbn Church
anu either Father OFT OF Chestertown or
rather McManus OF Dover will go to
NaMark.