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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

The Democratic majority In the Sonata
Is osing disslpateG by the arrival at the
natlonai capital Of newly elected Senator q
from Montana, Wyoming and Washing
ton-States that failed. by reason of
Legislative ''deadIocks," to elect Senators
Two Years ago. The forty.four Stnles
shouid have had eighty.elght Senators.
pui turing the past two years they have
nad actually but aighty-tlye, so that the
DemocIatlc Senators. numbering FORTY.
Tour. had majority of three aud held
cnutroi. The opposition consisted OF
thirty Six Republicans and five Popultste,
including among the PopulIsts Senato tors
Stewart and Jones, who have re Gently
Joined that party
The death of senator Vance, of North
Ohroiinh reduced the number OF Demo.
crafts TO forty.three and thelr majority
ever eli to Two. The election of a Repub.
Hcah 10 North Carolina to fill out the re.
mnlnder OF Senator vancs's term reduces
tue Democratlc majority to one and In
creases the Republican vote TO thirty.
seven Inc advent. however, of Senator
Lee mantle OF Montana, Increases the
mem mDership to eighfy-six and ''tlesr ihe
Senate. and after the arrival, d week or
Two hence. OF Senator Clark, OF Wyoming.
and Senator Wilson, of Washington. t6e
mem Dersblp OF Tho senate will be full and
,ne opposition VIII have majority OF
Two. inc Democrats still mum bering
forty three. the Republicans will numbar
forty and the Populists five. Even with
the help OF the Wee Presidents vote the
nemoarats Will have lost control ia the
Flfty.third Congiess.
In the FIFTY fourth Congress tho Demo-
Gratis will have lost AicPherson OF New
'!ereey, Camden OF West Virginia and
hahsom OF North Carolina, aud possibly
ono or two more, with the goEerai result
That tho Senate will consist perhs ps of
forty'thtee Republicans. thlrty.nine Dem.
oerats and slx populists. No party will
nave majority, 30 that period of u
'dleker not likely 10 i'm provo Legislation
or the character OF the Senate. Is ilkeIy TO
ensue' As the new Senators can hardly
be SAID TO excel, or even To equal, their
predecessors In ability or character. ,he
upper house may be expected to continue
70 oostrnct and-pervert the measures OF
the lower house.
Inc senate has reached II aeems, thu
hame stale OF ilnpoteuue and faction that
paralyHes THE German Reichstag and the
french and Italian Cb I'm bers OF Deputies.
Ihis was substantially the condition of
anairs while ths tariff bill was under con.
siueration. owing to the stand taken bv
the edorman-Smith Erce combine in be.
hnlt OF sugar" but tho factionaI
paralyeis. which was then temporary. |
Delhg due to special cause, Is now made |
permanent by the growth of the popullste,
VINO cannot coalesce fully with either the !
republicans or democrats.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

Apart from the rare pleasure of visiting
new places and witnessing novel scenes,
he Pennsylvania Railroad Company's
tours TO California will prove better edu.
Gators than any number OF lectures or
books on travel. The immense scope of
territory traversed will expand the ideas
Of all tourists. indelibly impress upon
their minds enlarged viaws OF this mighty
Union and Its vast possessions ana thew
VIII return to their homes pronder than
ever OF the great land whose borders are
projected by the Stars and Stripes.
These tours have been arranged under
the comrany's renowned psrsonaily.c
drcted tourist system. and magnificent
Pullman trains will leave New York and
Philadelphia on February 20 and March 20,
1895. Va ~
Detailed itinerary will be sent on appli.
cation to Tourist Agent, 1896 Broad way.
New York. or room all, Broad Street Sta.
ton. Philude lphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

ohancellor Wollcott sat yesterday a fter
noon and delivered his decision In The
aI,e, aa,en W, Leach case which sustained the
contention OF the lien heirs
n some time ago Alessrs. Whiteman and
naarman, solicitors for the Allen heirs,
nlea bllI Ia chancery asking that the de.
!ehuant, james Leach. be decreed TO pay
Lne dlstrloutive shares to which they
were entitled out OF the estate of WIllin m
ain deceased. This amou mt had to he
aeeertslnsd by decree OF the Orphans
Ioutt at the March term. Counsel for
me defendant, jam es Leach. filed pleas to
tue Dill 10 chaneery without an aflidayIt
lnat such pleas were not lled for cause
OF delay.
Ihe solicitors for the Allen heirs m owed
LOT a uegree pro oonfesso under the rule
governing proceedings in cuancery,
whieh provides that II such affidavit 6s
not MED with The plaa then tho pro con.
fesso may be obtai ned.
Final argument was heard by tha chan,
cellor two weeks ago. His decision Ter.
the case.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15
Communicated,


|, me Every Evening Is out again. and ia
pploMilg ABOUT what he terms "dIyg,psi
Great speech." Of onree THE Ia nnfI,r,I
MI. higglns is Republican. How q ouId
i,ut Daf essieintd contemrorary do otnerYise?
but evidently this is done for lhs an n a
reason That other editorials appear In t,Iat
great paper 10 cover up DemoeraiIc
lauils. ierhaps u is done this time 10 Mia
soine OF Tue faults of one OF ths Isadin %
;! not the leading cuckoo in tho Senata
.o' ay' the Hon. George Gray. Accoriing
TO Delnoeratlc III we'll as Republlcan n,,.
gans. Nh. Gray is one of the Inosl ardsnt
followers OF tue Pres dent.
noitd Every Evening klndly state whnt
~ sir Gray has done Tor tue country In tho
eenate III beneclal way. ilas no dnna
awning except play the part of ons og
the United states, II not world famad
pIrds' tie cuckoo" In coneluslon wa
might state that AIR. higgins sueseh wa
&ooi one and did him credit. ,hn the
ahe oe SAID oil any of MI aray's? II
MT liisglns did not speak OF tho llnnnt.iai
qdes ION. he Gertainly did not ,ialIyer a
speech IN itFor OF reducing both the
wages ahd the work OF American work.
'"s 'Aoh' j. W. q,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15
MURDER UNFINISHED.
Where There Ia No Law to Prevent
T.. Taking of Human Life.
A QUESTION OF JURISDICTION.

Three Murders This Week, and Yet There
Have Been No Arrests, Because Neither
Nebraska Nor Iowa Claims Jurisdiction
Over the Territory In Dispute.
LEE CAMP, Neb., Feb 15.-Three men
have met death IN the past few days on the
strip Of land added to this county by ac.
cretion Of the Missouri river, aud the mur.
dercrs cannot be punished since neither
Nebraska nor Iowa ciaims jurisdiction
over the disputed territory
The point Of Jurisdiction Is the result of
survey Of the ground, which Is alleged
to have been within the Iowa boundary at
the time of the government survey. None
OF these river accretion lands pay taxes,
and conflicting court decisions on points
at issue have added but little light to the
matter.
On Wednesday j. p Blann was arrested
for killing Robert Phillips a squatter on
the land to which Blann claims title. At
tho time of tho shooting four sSuatters en-
trenched in the cabin were armed with re-
volyers and shotguns awaiting tho mid.
night assault OF which they had been
forewarned. The assailants were am
pushed at long range with Winchcsters,
and had secured the surrender OF the squat
ters, who had come out of the hut with
hands up, when Phillips was shot down.
Blann, tho accused, was released because
the state had no jurisdiction in the matter.
Wilse Wilson, on the same strip of land,
dubbed an unknown man to death on
Monday, and In a free fight yesterday j.
y. Stevens was killed on the disputed land.
Farmers are discussing measures TO arrest
the lawlcssnoss in the county All these
killings grow out of disputes over the title
to that land, which Is very valuable,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

The Lewis Building at Seventh and
Market streets and he property of ina
knights OF the Golden Eaglu HAL com
phny VIII lie sold al, pubic sute on Satnr.
day, February 23rd. his acton was Is.
eideu upon at meeting OF the COMPANY
iast high'' no property had besn con
demnrd anu When the work OF razlug wns
completed 1t was tue company'e lnteption
TO erect now building but the obIpet
building they expecting to amount to
about Sl5O0o. :"
Inc property already has cost S3o.on
and In sight o. the cost of tho pron"sad
new building the company did NOT ieai
able TO undertake. ths rebuilding.
IL is an unusual thing for a propsrty of
such location to be sod at public M, t'oO
aud the result will lie looked forward To-
with much interest ="
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15
THE FIRST MRS. ADAM.
She Was Lilith and Was Expelled After
Being I3O Years Married

1850 W." ShAth ahu WINS Expelled After
Being 100 Years Married.
whether Lilith was ono of tho female
orentlon OF chapter 1, or demon, or some.
thing between the two, she was consider.
ed matrlmonially, a complete failure. She
was expelled after living with Adam 100
years and subsequently, became the wife
OF satan, by whom sho was the mother of
the Jlnns, so familiar in Persian fairy
lore
The emphatic remark of Adam when he
hrst saw I've, This is now bone OF my
bones and flesh of my flesh, " makes, it is
suggested, comparison between Eve and
the beautiful but fendlike Lilith not com.
plimentary to the latter, while the reference
ON the birth of Seth to him as Adam Is son
in his own likeness, after his image. :"
conveys painful hint of the uncanny of
spring born to Adam and Lilith.
Perhaps in revenge for this Lilith-the
name occurs translated might monster"
IN isaiah xxxiv-became the sworn foe of
little children, whom she was won't to
strangle with one of her glorious golden
hairs, unless the watchfulness of their
mothers drove her away. 1t has indeed
been gravely suggested by an etymologist
OF great daring that our word lullaby Is
simply corruption of LILA abb, 4" Lllith,
avaunt, which mothers and nurses would
Groom over the cradles or write on the door.
post. ALL the Year Round.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

PHIhADELPHIA, Feb, lA.-FlouN quiet; win.
yer suporilne, S@12.l5; winter extras. S2,al1s
RiO; No. winter family, s.. .4Gf0a, 80; Pennsvi'
Fanis roller straight, s. Sldss.GS; western win.
ter, clear, s2.4o92.d0, Wheat higher. duii.
with S71hc. bid and 5794c asked for February
Corn higher. with 47c. bid and 47Llc. asked
for February. Oats quiet, iirmer. with 3jc,
eid ana dO'4c asked for February, Beef duh.
Pork flr,ner; now mess, Sll gj5tl225 fara
steady WESTERN steam, $3.50 Butter weaker.
western dairy, lOGtl5c,; creamery, llftelc, !.
do. factory. slS@lio.; Elglns, Sc; imitation
creamery, l0Glsc.; New York dairy, l0ltlsc' +:
DO creamery, l30l6e, Pennsylvania cream.
cry prints, fancy. BE; do. choice, 28c; do. fair
70 70 sood, %lGgs1c.; prints jobbing at 2s4I3lc.
Cheese steady; New York, large. gaIil,c
small, gsGlac; part skins, 8d9c; full skins
sOslhc Eggs weak; Now York and Pennsyi
yania. &c; ice house, lsd22c. western, fresh.
&Bc, southern 2Ift.5e - $50
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

CoNsrANTINoPLE, Feb. l5- Authentic
news has been received at the British en-
bassy here that Of the Arincnians tried at
hrzinghian twenty were sentenced to
death, six to imprisonment for life aud
twenty one to various terms of imprlson.
ment. The court has given assurances to
the British government that before these
sentences are carried out it will have a
careful revision OF all tho proceedings in
the case made in order that fall Justice
shall be done to the convicted persons.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15
JackaIs.

Jackals ara much moro cunning than
wolves and approach tho fox more nearly
In the exhibition OF craftness. They are
natives of northern Africa and southern
ASIA and are nocturnal animals Combin-
Ing In packs or hunting In associations Of
several members, they will pull down an.
toiopes and sheep, but when they seek
their prey singly they are content with
snaller animals and poultry. They arc
readily tanned when caught young and
Will act like dogs when called by the mas
ters, crouch'ng, wngging their tails and
rolling on the ground, but, liko the wolf,
are not to be trusted, for they respect only
the hand Of their master.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

true Irish Hearts" will be the attroc.
tloh ut the Grand Opera House thls anSI
to'lhorrow evenings. 1t Will be given NV
asnlendld company of singers. dancers
si,i amd spaoiaity people, ell well balaucsI
anu selected with espnclaI reference Tor
tue parts assigned to tnnm. The pIay ia a
ueishttul breezy story of life In tina old
country, with touch OF heart interesf n
little DIT OF pathos and lot of humor, for
, which the descendants OF the little green
lRiahu are noted. number OF new sontys
VIII be 1udiclously Introduced durlng i6a
evening, as we'll as rollicking dances and
true representation OF Irish merry.
making. The star is Mr.. Luward Row
,in ,aha, an artist OF excellent reputs and n
,i,ss ,n ciass dancer and singer de is sure
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

Take small plece of old brussels car.
pet, sprinkle it well with either bath brick
or emery powder and slightly muisten 1t
with methylated spirits. Then double it
and rub the knives backward and for.
ward, using the left hand to steady the
carpet After few passes the knives will
have acquired n brilliant polish, when
they should be wiped with a soft cloth, to
free them from dust.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Feb. 15-The temper
anoo crusade of the w. G. II. U. created a
sensation in Sioux City today. Not since
the days when Rev. Mr.. Haddock was
killed by an assassin while waging war on
saloons has there been such temperance
revival. About 200 women marched from
saloon to saloon singing hymns and read.
Ing to bnrkeepers the section of the Mar.
tin liquor law which they have been vio-
inting At John Manderscheids place the
ladies received II hot reception, and in the
rush to escape number of women wero
hurt. The women say they will continue
the crusade.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

BERLIN, Fob. 10. Emperor William
Will personally congratulate Prince Bis
marck, either before or after the anniyer-
BSry Of the iatter's birth, which occurs on
April l.. 1t Is stated that Herr Steinmau.
president Of Schleswig Hoistuin, has been
to Friedrichsruhe to arrange the details
OF his majesty's visit. The emperor will
avoid. visiting the prince on the actual an.
niversary of his birth, on account of the
crowds of visitors at Freidrlchsruhe on
that day %
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

BERLIN, Feb, ia Newspaper Of this
city asserts that since the doliYesy by the
car o. his recent speech. in which hs do.
ciSred that no would uphold autocraoy.
ms majesty has been the daily recipicns of
letters and msnifestoes from nihiiista
threatening him with death. II is eycn
rumored that one OF the officials Of the
cars palace has boeu arrested upon
charge ot placing soditious pictures In the
czar ) atudy,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

PUEBLO, Mox, Feb. l5.-More of the
large company Of bandits which attacked
the Scott camp ha7o been captured, and
will be shot, Soldiers and rurales aro
securing the country to make arrests Of
the entire sixty robbers The Scott BROTH
ers and Foreman Franklin arc improving.
and 1t is hoped they will recover from their
injuries. Tho bodies of the six persons
killed in the attack have been buried.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15


The Following sales haye been arranged
February
~ : Il Rodgers, Real Estate. New Castla
io' SMo - Furniture, lilJ Lei Ave
ie. - BZimneTnah. horiea, Media PA
u, w Bnrris, He'd Lion Iiu
~, isaac eldlu Brundywire Hid, sale
,o postponed IRON the 9Th inst
~ smith, T. ncader Hid
~ Miss ANNE Stoopes, lirandywlne I'D
X jos. fnllner. Court House
~ Jhcoo tullner nurses Chester Pa
r. Mm Austin. New Castle nd
81 FRANK Clay. Led Lion lid
81 81 Cts hl : y ~ Anderson Bdywlne lid.
80 Snthh Cloud, Brandywine ia.
a. heal Estate nj builders T. xchange
=. state oi Alfred j paxson. Mii Gre,lr
- mlY " Pnxso :. MIL Cienli lid.
Clay Creek lid ''
q. Roberts. Horse. Chester
r. state 81 John Mckee near Stanton
&c, IIoud Estat', branuywine Hd
70 70 Joseph Mitchell Hockessiu,
&c Joshua Laws, Pencader HID
March
T. Real Estate. Builders Exchange,
o. lorrens over I'd 1t. Bridge
mos iIaycti. Pcneader II /.
=, JThn ~ y. Wilkinson. Brandy wine Hid.
=. w 1fuaX, New Castle Iin
Z, Agnes BTopkes. penCuLler nd
u llerbert Brown. 81 autlywInc III
~ ! W bur abY, New Castle lid.
10. Unclaimed Il oOds of r.. w. &BR r.
~. Furniture .OJ West GIh St
io' . u Gallngher. bite Clay Creek.
~ I. tornbruoNs, MIL Greek Hd
~ futhlturc, GOi West Bth st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

NEW YoRK, Feb. A.-Beeves nomInalIy
weak; European cables quote American steers
Al llGl2c,, dressed weight; refrigerator beef
he9he: Calves active, firm; poor to prime
ssals, s ~ 90; fair barnyard calves, So l2ls,
Sheep and lambs slow, lower; poor TO prime
eheep, ts1i75; common to choice IamhS o
y,eItfgo Hogs steady; inferior to choice, 81 20
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Feb. l.-cattle steadv
and unchanged. Hogs firm; Philadelphia
ytodt.hoi best Workers. s.. i.a5n4 80; roughs
s"@'' sheep very slow at unchanged prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

Mrs. Eva Schwenderman died at thu
Milton Johnson, on the lIiuhlands an tho
sth lust, and the funeral was ARRANGED
Ior last Sunday. On account OF Lhe con.
uitoh OF The roads II was postponed untiI
Neunesuty Afternoon. ut winch time her
TTelpaihs were Inferred at the Red CIay
Sresk comstery bssde those OF her nus.
band There was talk of furthsr nnaf.
ponement, but on friend Insisting that
such movement would result In irrtnsr
me onyeniehc the Journey was success.
lily completed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

BERLIN, Feb. 15.--The Berlin corro.
spondent of The Standard telegraphs that
ne is informed that japan declines to form
niate terms of peace. She has invited the
powers to discover the amount of indcm.
nifty China is willing to pay and the terri
tory she is willing to cede
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

l.. b. Eggner. who resides at Peach and
eiaymon streets. South Wilmington, Is
polishing furniture which 10 a very aupe.
rlor article. us it dries 10 a few mi nuIos
anu leaves very line gipss. Ladies' who
WlAh 10 Keep their sewing machines and
InrhIture generally looking as bright as
whtn lrst purchased should procure n
bottle from him. Price % cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

mas tastes mediclnally. IN keeping with
antly acceptable form, purely wnolesoma
IN composition. truly beneficial In slTeot
anu entirely free from every Objectionable
quality, II really i'll he consults physI.
cIan; II constipate1 he uses the RsntI a
family laxativo Syrup of Figs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

BOSTON, Feb, l5.-The description of
~reckage ashore at Matinus, Me, from
some vessel wrecked OF Ragged Island,
ieads to tho belief here that tho wreck is
that OF the brig Morning Light, Captain
euinian, of New York. Captain Quinlan
Is tho sole owner of the vessel She carried
crew OF live men besides the captain, all
ei whom are thought to have been lost.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

=, A young married woman living in the
East End. had peculiar dream inc other
evening, says the Cleveland Plain Dealer
She dreamed that she was down town on
tucild avenue with her baby and was nre'
pairing TO board a car to 20 home, rhe
step OF thu new Euclid avenue motor WAS
lather nigh, aud she req sted a pentle
man TO hold her bRby while sue boarded
Tue car. He consented, but before he
could return the infant to the armg Of its
mother the car started and left without
The grief OF the young woman waa in.
'ensf hnd SO troubled was her mind that
sue awoRe. Her relief at finding il ali n
cream was SO great that she decIiied Ia
all sIgnilied. A"' ~
Yesterday she called at down town
pook store aud related her dream to tho
eisfk, who ehaneed to be an aealIalnianoe.
She purchased iha book and turned TO tho
index, where she found that euch a uream
az she experienced foretoiu that the
az Gamer would receive twice as much IA
she Lost. -"'" 90
What would | get" she said to The
clerk, lnnocently. that would be twice as
M uch TO me as my baby?"
Twins" said the clerk, laeonioaIIv ond
she has not spoken to him slnne, 1--N
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

The ladies' OF the N. Il. Church at New.
port will hold bazanr and festival in the
hed Mems Hall, on Friday aud Saturday.
.t sne t2th anu l6th Inst, for tho benefit Of
Ihe church, There will be both useful and
fancy articles for sale. Come and spend a
pleasant evening with us
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

Johnsons Magnetic OIL, horse brand, Ia
a wonderfui iinlmrnl Tor rheuluulism
neuralgia, spGaius and bruises Tor man or
beast. Sl,0o size. 80 cenls; 30 cent size rs
cents. ~ ~
II. Danforth, I'd and Market streats
and Mlller's Drug store, 4Os Market St.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

The emical engine OF the Washington
f1re company Will be drawn by two
tAndso ne new horses which were pur
ehHsed In Philadelphla yeptsrday. Inc
Pc sas are OF the Norman stock and are
beautiful 81 rrels. They weigh 2715 pourds
and are and 8 years old.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

Wrltel What Will l write? Wbv ,vr,,o
that Dr. Smms White Pulmonle i;aIsa y,
can oe beat In the Unitsd States. for our,
ing throat and lung dieeasss; sore throw
Soughe Group. Diphtheria and such ike
Depot, COG King street, '''
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

cures lncipent CONSUMPTION. II ia ths
bsst Cough Cure. Only one cent a dose.
2jcts., 50cts.. aud 81 90
and Market 5ta. 0'S'"u
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

as new broom sweeps cleanly,"
Buehler and Nichols, undertak.rs ma
eihbaiIners are well equipped anu Will do
service promptly and at moderate prices
~ suit tne Tines Phone $50, at 5l3 oulp.
ley Strset. See eeadyerLIseucnt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

The Wilmington City and Bloc,, Dirao.
tory Tor lso5 VIII be published by 81. A,
costa, at the usual time In May.
Iour5 truly, NJ. A. CosrA.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

No other girl living near Shipley, SEQ.
ond and French streets will loniy vail
wearing little Mary MrlghL's white leu
norm hat Trimmed with iilacs ana a blue
ribbon. Pleass return ii To II4 French
street or this Office,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

SMYRNA, Feb. 1.-The Athletic Assocla.
tiol OF this place will hold fair and fes.
tlvni tonight and tomorrow night for
the purpose OF paying or the debts owed
by the association since last summer.
The wedding of Miss Laura Ross To n
W. Dullng took place yesterday at noon
ut the Residence OF the brides parente,
near Blackiston's roads. A reception was
held last evening.
hey. Adam Stengle will occupy TIN,
Middletown III. l.. Church pulpit on Sun.
day. In the morning Rev. T. Ii. Haynes
will preach here.
II is understood thet a new shool house
Will te erected at Brenford,
The Church Aid and Reotory socie,Ies
OF ht: Peters 7. 4. Church have been re.
organized and united into one, with Alr..
George II: Raymond. president; Mrs, III,
n u. Eldridgc, secretary; Mrs j, q,
Stockiy. treasurer. Ihe Church Aid of
years. ~. ANY
Our new baker. George H. Dick, who re.
centiy opened new bakery ON Market
street. has been making some needy i'm.
proVements TO his business.