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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-23

The charge OF dlsorderly conduct pre-.
ferfed against Joseph Mckeowii was dis.
missed In tho Municipal Court this M orn.
Ing: The witnesses for the State testified
that they did not see him act anyway dis
orderly on Saturday night. MoKeown test.
ued tnat ne had gone after his trunk and
when he wanted to take his ring OF of
Annie Williams hnger she eEan 10 shout
She also followed him down the street.
Jose phi Walker was standing on the cor.
ner at Griiliths' saloon beyond Eleventh
street bridge yesterday afternoon when
John LAWN advanced and asked him II he
had any stun upon him
Receiving negative reply he stru ck
Walker. Walker walked away and tried
TO get un officer. When he came back
LAWN again assaulted him. He was fined
$40 and costs. .=...s.
George W. Griffith was summoned rs q
witness but did not answer. An attach,
ment was issued The court stated that
II Intended 20 sift such matters and would
try and lind out whether tLe officer was
TO blame In such cases or not.
Bayard Green. colored, was fined S5
and costs for ridiag II bicycle on Washing
ton street eftsr dark without a light.
Officer DeMaire made the arrest. He
Intends TO arrest all such violators.
John II. Potter moved his household
effects to this city on Monday from Phila.
delphia. Tuesday when his wife arrived
and went to their home al 1907 Reed street
she found that the trunks had beoa open.
cd. manicure set two iocketa, gold
chain and a handkerchief were miss ing.
Officer Quinn yesterday found Norman
Bilckway with part OF the chain In his
possession.
Biackway took tile stand and testified
that he bought the chain and two lockets
fIom John McCray. aged l2 years. for live
cents. He threw the luckets away. They
were held In 500 bail each for further
hearing to morfow morning.
The case Of John FaIragher, charged
with violating the Sunday law. was con.
tinued until Tomorrow morning. as his
attorney, L. II. Cochran, DR., was absent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-23

The American Sugar Refining Company
OF New York has contracted with the
Pussy pHd Jones Company to build a
large four.c ornpartment evaporator. An
evaporator Is newly invented machine
which is expected TO revolutionize the
process of The manufacture of alcohol. 1t
consists Of four cast iron boilers OF evap.
ofa!ors arrang ed III u group and connect
ed with pipes for conducting steam aud
heated v9por from one evaporator to the
other The boilers will DO feet inches
in diameter and about $ feet long, and
each one Will contain 1920 three.inch
tubes. Tho iirlt evaporation will be hoat.
ed by steam generated IN an independent
boiler and the other three will to heated
by the vapur from the evapurator next to
1t = tbs first heating the second, the
second heattng tho third. and the
third heating line fourth one-all the
vapor passing To IA condenser after leay-
Ing the fourth eyapoiator.
The aggregate weight Of the mac hine Is
100 OUU pounds. 1t will DO com pleted
about August |.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-23
MIA, riah, Along the delaware L,ue.

A despatch from Washington says that
DIR. Willis L. Westmoreland and Lawyer
Daniel W. Rountree. the Georgians whose
quarrel In New York excited the Southern
colony. and who left that city under sus.
piclous circumstances. had a meeting
last evening on the Potomac river below
Washington. Westmoreland refused to
apologize for having slapped Rountree's
face and an exchange OF shots Is expected
to-day.
2he place selected for the duel is said
to be about fifteen miles from Port
Tobacco, In Charles county. at the scene
where John wilkins Booth was hid for
some days after the assassination of
President Lincoln. The last duel fought
In Maryland was that between james
Gordon Bennett and Fred May. near the
Delaware line ut Maryiel. about fifteen
years ago.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-23

What was an amusing incident to those
who were eye witnesses but a very en-.
barrasing and uncomfortable position Tor
the man in the case, happened at Sixth
and Market streets yesterday afternoon.
young man OF good appearance and
wearing glasses was riding down the
main street while a small curly dog
bounded at his side unconscious of any
danger or even of the presence OF tho
rider apparently. The rider rang his bell
but tho dog unheeded ran Into the front
wheel of the machine. ..s ...
In less time than 1t takes to write imam,
dog, bicycle and specs ~ tangled
mass. The wheel was br6non and so
were the specs. The dog yelped and In
another second was running up the street
barking at every bound. At point above
Sixth street the canine halted as though
he had forgotten something. He limpsd
back to where the man was lying. entitled
at him vigorously. yet out of harms way.
and then again ran yeiping up the street
AMI was still barking when he turned out
Seventh street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-23

William $. 9llles, Samuel A. Manchester,
Or. A. Il. frantz Howard Stats aud jos
y; Adams last nigh addressed tho Eighth
Ward Republican League.
Ralph Stone, OF Grand Rapids. Mich.
son OF George W. Stone. of tits city, viii
be married on June lst to Miss Mamie
Joifords oil Crane ltapids The cerurn9uy
VIII be performed In the Park Congrega.
tlonal Church.
The German American Republican Club
will hold general neeting this evening
Walter Money OF Townsend at "a mem
Der OF the last Leg WAS III this city
yesterday.
man AMI wife, accustomed TO farm
work may tina good place on small
farm within u few miles OF tins city, by
addressing A, b. this Office. stating ad.
dress etc.
The ladies OF the Presby terrain Chapel at
Elsmere will hold festival in tho chapel
Iaasday and Wednesday evenings May
18th ana Goth
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-23
FIFTH EDITION.
LOCAL DOTS.


The jackson q Sharp Company are
building several handsome electric cars
FOR ti,S Pennsylvania Railroad Company
That will be u.,d on the Camden and AZ.
lantic Railroad to tans the place OF the
fteam cars. The read is beldg wires. and
put In order 90 that trolley cars can be
run over 1t In the near future. They will
he capable Of making sixty miles an hour.
The Ben amin L. shaw Company shipped
four car loads Of material from our city
on Wednesday to New York where they
have large electrical contract. The firm
10 very buoy at present working on two
other large electric plunts.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Graflln of the Le-
high Valley Pa. and Miss Florence New
man are vieiting AIR. and Mrs. W. L. Nor
ris here. :
Bloomars' store was too small. so they
have enlarged. WhyY Because the crowds
are pushing for bargains. All King street.
yellow front.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Ingersoll Of Allan.
tic City. N. j., paid visit to Mrs. Charles
L. Griffith and Alrs. ". S. Vernon on wod.
nesday afternoon. Mr.. Ingersoll ID presi.
dent of City Council of Atlantic City.
There are already three applicants for
the position OF Street aud Sewer Com.
missioner: James Tyre, Daniel Dohl and
Thomas Lewis. Only one can be elected
and thus the rect will be doomed to dis
appointment. IL is said that all three
mon have been promised the position not
by the com missloner5.
Chancellor Woloott this morning heard
additional argument In the suit
Of the Equitable Guarantee and Trust
Company vs.. Mary N. Rogers. Annie
II. Du Pont aud Sarah Bradford.
Register OF Willie Crooch has granted
letters of administration on the estate of
the late David Pogue TO John p. Pogue.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-23

The annual Meeting OF the Delaware
Funeral DIreGtors Association began in
this city this afternoon. At the Clayton
House dinner was served after when tic
directors went Into business session ut
tine rooms OF }. A. WIsou.
The directors III uLteudauCs are W. L.
IfitchaId, oil Dover; L. l. llardesty, FELTON,;
Joseph i-uos, ODESSA; tiowutd harIesty,
William White. = Gibson and Samuel
j. Wilson auL Luther W. Palmer OF this
city, More numDefs from down the State
arc expected iu.er IN tue AFTERNOON. To-
high tue visitors will attend the opera
MlhuLo' al the Upela House.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-23

CI.Ahk.-ln Kennett Square Pi., on 4tI, dny
I'll month ed, Human t. Clark widow
OF the late George u Clark, In the 73rd
yeur OF her a-e.
Funeral from her late residence on Broad
street, ktnnett Square, on it'll day, Fifth
month .bth. Leave the house at = o clock ~
N. relatives AMI friends are inVIt ed to att
tend without further notice. iutermcnt Mt
Union Hin ce tte CRY, kennett Square.
MONIG OMEltY-On May ~ lsa5. Howard
H. infant son of Robert c. ana Lille NJ .
Mont gOnery. aged year.
hclatlve6 ana Trends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral SER
vices &c MS parents residence. 81 Nesi Irl
stre"t on Thursday at ternoun at o'cILc 10
proceed to ltrersiew t!cmotcry. Iuterment
III iyHte.
Another little lamb has gone to dwell With
ii IN who gave,
Another littlc darling babe Is sheltered In
the grave.
God needed one more angel child. amidst his
shining band.
And SO lIr benz wthloving smile and cIasped
our darling's hand.
patient little sufferer
TRABBOLD-On May ~, 1895. Viola f.. in,
FAINT daughter Of Henry w. aud Martha \.
lrabhod, a+ed years anda months
Relhtivcs aud friends are invited TO attend
day afternoon ut : O'Clock. Interment
private, at Wilmington and Brundywlne
cemetery.
fhia iophia pnpers please copy.
HAlNAN-ln this city on the Goth inst,
Theodore II. Hartman, AGED ~ years
Relatives an friends are inYite TO att ell d
tue inuc al from tho residence OF his brother
Joseph N. llnrnan. No, IiS Franklin street,
on Thursday afternoon, May -. at O'Clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-23

In response to the liberal officers re-
Gently made by the North SiIe Improve
ment Company to early builders over
Washington street bridge, Manager W. T..
Ha" kins reports that esveral plans for
fine residences have already been sub.
mitted for the approval OF the executive
who are expected to report their action
in few days.
Watch the many contemplated Improve
ments al they crowd Que after anothe 4
LII this new section Of Wilmington,
Prosperity Is coming and business will
jump next fall Every wide-lwuke busl.
ness man can almost feel success In the
AT around us. The good time Is coming,
Ills almost here"
Early visitors In the desirable building
lois over Washington street bridge will
get tne benefit Of every advance in price.
Now IL the beet time to buy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-23

MIR. Arthur Francis, who Is now located
In Colorado. ls visiting friends in our city.
lie has grown quite stout showing that
the pe0ple in his adopted State use him
fairly well. lie ias been paying some ut.
tenlion u mining IA well as TO the news :
paper business lie says the production
oil gold this year will reach Sl7,U0O. &C.,
equal to the output in California. Agri.
culture however. Is the predUminating
Interest the cTops being estimated at
some S7U,OOOU UO. tie says that they are
all IN favor Of free coinage. the women us
Well as the men, us they regard the
prupLesy deprecated currency as a
myth to scare t.mld people.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-23

The VIC. 1. u. OF stanton and Marshall.
ton VIII hold some very Interesting tom.
peiance meetings Gu Saturday afternoon
at o'clock, Ia tho Stanton NJ. H. Church.
there Will be u meeting for ladies', which
VIII bs very helpful All are invited. The
same evening at O'Clock tneIe Will be an
address W Mrs. benjamin. OF Michigan,
u very talented speAker. There Will also
bo Il ineeting ut Alarshalltou on Sunday
evening al O'clock. lnere viii be some
very line mhslc b. the Aarehallton Choral
U"ioH. The public liz invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-23
A SUIT of Foreign Attachment,

Upon writ Of foreign attachment
Sheriff ellis has seized 1000 feet OF one.
half Inch hose and ap air compressor of
the American Salvage Company to satisfy
clairl of Frank Toomey. The sheriff
seized the property while a boat OF the
Company was lying at delaware City.
The company are wreokers and bred gers
and the property seized was used In rails.
Ing sunkeE vessel. 1t is altogether
likely that u legal tight will arise before
the property is sold the date being May
81,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-23

The pretty little five -yenr-old daughter
OF Mrs. John W. Lewis. Sll Kirkwood
street, wassunable TO Iuoye her limos for
l.mpiiths untilshe went under the treat.
ment OF II. u. Hoke The electrical
appliances 80 cured her that she can now
walk across the floor. When a REruBrI-
CAN reporter visited her this moru!ug ahe
was feeling that In little while she Will
be cured entirely OF what seemed To Ue
rheumatism.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-23
PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER.
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT.

Gotham.g n'ush HnaS no
place here. HmOpleage
c0nlrolS lie clolhsmg buy-
ing. Intelligence con-
Ia'0IS lie setting. men.
.Ience controls lie ulpea'.
ASamg. Laberullly con-
lr0IS lie SlOch. .abS0luIe
ec0nonzY controls III e
price.
G. A. r. Suits are bought
and sold the same as our other
Clothing. Any Blue Suit you
buy here is dependable in col.
or, make and fit. The kinds that
fade we'll not sell at any price.
Grand Army Suits, either
single or double breasted, So
and $40. .....-.. ...-.. ..-.......
The $40 Blue Suitsa are made
from cloth the same as the mo.
termen and conductors Of the
Phila. Traction Cars are now
wearing.
We also have the SO Blue
Suits mada especially for Con.
ductors and Motermen. They
have extra heavy canvas, leath.
err bound pockets, two small
cash pockets, single breasted,
straight sacks.
Extra Blue Pants, 50, $3.50
and 80.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-23

Rev. DR.. stearns will give his Lust Bible
study OF tho winter course In Central
Presbyterian Chut ell Friday night. His
eubiee' will DO The Resurrection .
His course among his fifteen classes
throughout New York and Pennsylvalla
will also close and the doctor Will leave
this country for Europe TO RLteud his var.
ipus cuLv 'tttuH3 there The class here
numbers 80 mem lers. ! he voluntary OF.
ferugs are cd Icy Dr. Stearns in mia.
slouary work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-23

Mr. Harry Schnepf, OF No. 224 King
street, while walking along his entry on
the second floor preparatory to retiring
on Wednesday evening, fell over lot OF
removed into the entry. cutting o cash In
hts forehead. The services of q physician
were required to dress the wound. and
Mr.. Schnepf is feeling rather unweli to.
day In consequence of his fall. being q
pOunds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-23

RuRTON-JOHNSO tuesday evening
March 18TH, 1898, at 50! " est Fourth street
ny he Rev. Chas. +. HendrtGis pastor oi
Covenant Reformed Episcopal Church. MIR
Ia ehvo Buton and mrs. Helen johnson,
bo,h OF this city.
Mel LY--SW EENEY.-At the Juion NJ "a
parsonage, BIZ Jefferson street on Thurs
day, May 10. 1873. by the Rev. John d. &,
lihnna, Oh, huhert VI. Neeiy and aIIss Eiiz-
2beth sweeney, both of Wilmington, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-23
Want The RENT REDUCED.
Idle steiis md Dull business tho Cauno-The
Butchers Think They Are Asking for what
They should Have-CIty Council to Settle

Owing to the dull times and so many
ehinners doing business on the streeta
during market days the tails In the Sec
ond street market housej have become
vacant Out of q total of e.Qhty.seyen
stalls seven OF them are now Idle and have
been TOR the past three years. Stalls that
formerly brought from $1,000 to $3.50
each could be purchased to day from 5000
to $500 and the owners think themselves
lucky II theyl could sell even at that
price The assessments on each stall to
tho Market House Company amount to
$50 Per year. Stalls that formerly rented
for IS week will not now rent for OIL per
week.
The butchers have suffered as much by
the hard times and the locating OF the
SINNERS In King and Madison street mar
kets as anything else, which has lessened
the demand Tor stalls In the Market House
len years ago every stall In the Market
was occupied and apparently everybody
doing a thriving and paying business.
stalls brought as much as $500 for a
fair and from 81, 900 to 81, 800 each. Now
these same stalls would not bring $500 a
piece. The square upon which the market
house stands was given to the city with
expressed purpose that 1t should be used
Tor market purposes only.
II at any time the Market House Com.
pany should cease to exist and the build
ing was used for other purposes tho
ground would revert back to the property
owners ON Second street between King
and Market. A reporter Of tho REpUnLi.
DAN took stroll through the market
house this morning and was astonished
at beholding so many vacant stalls, and
some OF the choicest stalls at that, With
the familiar sign. tor rent" dlsplsyed on
them. The butchers think, under the cir.
cumstances, that 1t would be no more
Than right that City Council should re-.
duce their rent from $1,000 to $500 til the
stalls we're more sought after, which does
not seem likely by the incseased number
oil shin hers doing business on the street.
committee. consisting OF Allen Smith,
John Gibbons and Frederick Kisnle, repre-
sentinG the stockholders OF Second Street
Market House. held consultation with a
committee from City Council last evening
to present their side of the case. asking
Tor q reduction Of rent. The Market II IL
Contrary have thus far paid the city over
$50 900 In rent and hope that their petition
may bs acted OF fayorably by City Council
at Ito meeting tonight
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-23

Henry Blouth. proprietor of the Grand
Union Hotel, has had force of painters
for several days busily engaged In paint
ing the hotel Che police patrol station
has also been painted and new awnings
have been placed over the windows and
door. The police feel pleased over tue
matter ae the sun cannot bother them
dulipg tue summer
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-23

Messrs. Nixon und and Zimmerman last
week secured the popular come dian Dig.
by Bell, for the purt Of General nioker.
hooker in their gorgeous prod uction OF
Willard Spencers tunefll opera "The Lit
tie Tycoon" to be heard at the Broad
Street Theatre. Philadelphia. on Monday.
June Sd. Mr.. Bell. who Is one OF Phila.
delphia's special favortes among comic
opera stars. II is expected, will make Q
great hit as General Knickerbocker. q.
part he will play for the first time and
will invest not only with his own oomlcai
personality. but with his unique humor
and novel business"
Preparations are we'll advanced for this
production and the settings especially the
Japanese scene, will be, 1t is said. the
finest ever presented here in comic opera.
The well.known artist Ernest Albert 10
now at work on the scenery and the
dresses will be OF the finest description.
The cast includes Digby Bell, VIII N.
Armstrong. Robert Dunbar, loseph Mealy.
W: NJ. Keatlng. Nell O'Brien, E. A.
Williams. Katharine lanyard. Gladys
Wallis and Eva Davenport.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-23
EDUCATIONAL ! ENTERPRISE.

enterprise
o in ravocaion
of
The members of the III l." under
and
The cost q membership including monthly and books will for
family fifteen After membership
cost reduced to less than fifty month"; and the backs become the
in
or IAN andc
The
English
of
n of those to
the
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT, ae neso py e nl VINO wait ana forget
n
the WORK Oh ue which especially interested
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-23
w. NEW YORK
CLOTHING HOUSE,
3l6 MARKET STREET.
Max Ephrain, Prop.

Strictly one price and if dis.
satisfied with your purchase we
will return your money.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-23

| TO tive Great Manufacturers Sale of Men's
| Toys, and Children's ClothiuY now going on
at No. <as Market street 10 those who havo
| not as yet visited this great GALE OF Fine
| Clothing had better do so at once while the
stack l. yet complete, homember, we stay
| Tor only short time. Therefore come ut
!, once ana yet II tine Spring Suit ut o9e.th I'd
the price hat you would pay NJ other stores
Prices lower than ever. Mems eg nj spring
ONercoat5 n 81 70. Mems business SuitI 81 so,
worth 81. Mems suits u 80. worth SIG. MEMS
elegint Clay w orsted Suits at 81 o.. worth 20
Mems elegant Black aud Blue ChevIot suits
OF "a 30. worth Sla Mems Cashmere suits a /
- ~ worth tEi 2, Boys elegant suits ut 90
ana u, worth 20 bn BOyH' Sait8 81 30. g.. 81 ~
worth from 81 10 to 50. Thousands of Mems
Heavy Working Pnnts ut SOC Elegant Cassi-
mere Pants at Doc worth g 50. Fine Dress
rants 81 ~, worth 81. Fine Dress Pauts ~
worth y. Childrcn's Jersey ana Velvet suits
al icSsthan cosi of the goods. Spring Over
contS nj your own price Fine Serge SUITS ut
- 80, worth sli. Elegant impnried Serge
Suits at u 20. worth SD 1900 UhIdrGnIs " nsb
suits Mt 29c. Thousands ui other bargains
lioht buy dollars wor h of clothing any
whore" but come here first and convince your
sell llnt what 10 here advertised are fActa be-
&and dispute. 1housa DIS OF Chiidren's Knee
p;lnis ut &c per mir. Lots of Cents and
vests d odd Vests at n mere trtie and
many other immense harRains. Come aud
sec hem. Costs nothing to inspect. BE very
careful and make no mistake Look for
number rs Market street, md be sure you
are In the right place Bear in mind there
ara no braneh store. conncored with his
wonderful sale OF hgh.Ciass clothing.
cbanca for such wonderful BARGAINS ocCurs
only once In IL lite time at 22s MARKER
street. Ailminaton, bel Car fare allowed
to all purchasers living ontsti,e of the city.
During this great sale o ciothing at retail.
the store will remain open from In tue
morning unit ! 10 n nIVht. Saturday until IL
O'Clock, midnight. All goods aold at private;
no auction. Grand Army suits, with Two
sets of buttons at 81 30 aud IS 90 Sea
at you get In tho right store. Look Tor the
number slS, hpfOr entering.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-23

DR., William 2. Derrick, Now Yorl;'s IA.
nous negro orator viii deliver lecture
thL5 evening II, Bethal a, Nj. l.. Church,
SIKH anu Walnut Streets. HIS .ubient
VII! be: II wenty live yeats ilon bond.
age 10 freedom, or tho unwriLten leaves
oil hDtory." Dr. Derrick hu, a world
WIDE reputation as an orator and II Will
pay all VINO can possibly do go To attend
the Lectures
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-23

St. Mary's bazaar and fancy fair closed
on Tuesday evening and was grand sue.
cess. Among the contests on the b. v.
s. table were the following:
Plano-Annie White $l6lS Lizzie Mo-
GowsD, 1919.
Watch = Thomas Lally. $3.50; Dennis
Brennan. S97.
Gold headed oane-James Kane. $3.50;
James keIleher. $40.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-23

10 morrow promises to be fair
ana rather warmer Somewhat similar
conditions will probably prevail ouSatur.
day, followed by rain In the lake region.
THE TEMPERATURE.
The therm ometer at the REPUBLICAN,
Office to day:
O'Clock. 10 o'clock. 2 o'clock
80 20 n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-23

George Bennett, aged twenty five years
died at ho LONE OF his father near Black
Ord SundEy morning, OF consumption
after lingering Illness oil Ella mouths
l.. Jones OF Dover has invented nm
improved bnsket bottom cutler and one
oil them ia now In use by firm ut liar.
itngtUu.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-23

Tho funeral Of hir. Theodore Hartman
nged ~ ears took place tina afternoon
at O'clock from the residence of his
brother 10 sepn y. uarInau No. IFS Frank
lin street..
The funera! was largely attended by tho
decea7ea's young trends. 81. Johns
Cunmaniefy Knight Templars ana Eden
Lodge attended III body. The nall
bears were selected from these two
orders