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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-09
.iscture On hnrlrnbin Works.

Professor 5. NJ. Lindsay OF the Wharton
School of Social Science OF tho L nlyerslty
OF Philadelphia Yesterday afternoon lec-
tured on the Outlook for tho Improve
ment OF American Charity Organizations
In the Nav Century Club. The lecture
delivered was under the auspices of the
Associated Charities and in beginning Mr.
Lindsay said that charity organization in
America hNd come to mean something
different from lie original meaning in
London, where 1t originated. There the
obioct was the assistance and protection
OF tho glYer, here the object was the per-
manent benefit ,of the receiver. Ths or
ganl2ed charitable effort had given new
meaning to the worn charity. In tho mid
die ages people who gave simply because
It. Seem ed good thing to bestow aims.
1t was simply given without thought or
care for the sufferer, The new concep-
tion OF charity gave to the new method of
work, and from this arose the idea of the
friendly visitor.
The most important question in charity
work at this time, the lecturer thought.
was tNat OF suppiying work for the uhem.
ployeu. This alone promises permanent
results, as IL Is the only means OF re5tor-
ing the people for whom the effort is
made to their moral condition In society.
The causes of idleness and want. the
speaker thought, was largely due to a
lack OF the demand for such work as the
poor people could do. They were the
victims of newer methods of manufac.
ture OF OF the substitution OF some new
al ticle for ar old one. This in addition
TO he Inherited tendencies and disabii
ties covered the great mass OF paup erism.
Experiment has proved that il is danger
ous TO encourage the women to leave
their homes during work hours, 1t means
the abandonment of the children and the
destruction OF home life,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-09
Dr. iiaiim's Preaching.

We hope Dr. Baam's magnificent lee
lures Oh 'iihfe hrChfu ology," will incul
cate Tie ldea IN the Conservation Christlan
church !hlt without moral sensational.
ISM eAaggeratton OF other questionable
attractions. he is able by pure plain.
orthodox prenchlug OF Tho Gospel of
Jesus htist, made especially interesting
by Hieteuptlcen Views ana scholastic re.
sea- cil and by his inspiration and earnest.
ness to have tho people know The tiuIh.
can not only draw large audiences but
theatre gDors also.
lhtte were persons OF that style in the
great congregation at the First prest y
lsfhH church last evening anu ther heard
much 9i tie Son OF God aud hts leuchngs
But Il the numerous Christnn churches
Of our SIXTY SIX thousand people with
th"r thousands Of mombar5 Including
Their iteA patriots, let lr baum eaye
Wilmington over ore hundred dollars out
ol pocket, Tor having delivered hia lee.
lures to our people On voluntary cOllec.
llons 50 that the Door and common ppupIe
get his ae.g ghtful and impressive gospel
as itee.S rs Tue rich, tGeu will thsy be
ur"ci iicaiiy tayIug. We. thu CAri5L,an
pastors and church members donot want
any better preaching thUn We now hpye
because We like to see the people throng
thn tlettie5 In tA3 evenings mud the
anu cement parE6 pleasure e&eai 9Ons
AMI danes picucS with Leer and whizAey
Oh the slyJ On Sundays"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-09
rAT.iiiDAY. nlAnCn o, asa
rae Single Tax.

An effort Is being made by certain par
ties to induce the Legislature to pass an
ATTIC authorize the placing OF all taxes on
stha land In order to get revenue to pay tho
expense OF our country and State govern.
u ,nt The single tax may bs right in
'theory,but It appears to us to be imprac.
tieabie. II has been advocated by Henry
George in New YORK; for several years,
but thus far he has made but few prose-
Iytes. Not single State in the Union
has adopted 1t. and what la more it is not
probable Than any QUO will do SO for
century to come. The single tax advo.
Gates may think the citIz,ns generally are
stupid, or they would adopt their ideas,
but they should remember that We can.
not all see alike. and many are SLOW to
abandon old habits and customs. The
old system of taxation may be bad. but
as the money has to 10 raised they might
as well caise 1t in the Old way as to sack a
now method to accomplish the same oh.
jsct The gentlemen advocating the
change might as we'll save the expense Of
their trips to Dover. unless we find
amusement In such vlsits. The idea OF u
single tax is utopian or ut least it WILL
bs considered SO by the members OF the
Legislature.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-09
ONYX BLACKHOSIERY
s. h. STHAT5
No. Ni Market Street.

sHERIFFS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Levari Facias to me directed,
will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House. OH Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets In the City
of Wilmington. New Castle county,
State of Delaware,
ON THURSDAY,
TIE 2lst DAY OF MARCH, 1856.
at o'clock p. M,
the following described real estate viz:
All that certain lot OF land with the
buildings thereon erected, situate in the
city of Wilmington, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to wit
side of Second street at the distance OF
seventy feet C7S) more or less from the
westerly side of Orange street, Il corner
for land now or late of John Harris;
street along a line of said land eighty
seven $50 feet more or less to a stake:
thence easterly and parallel to Second
street fifteen feet Q5) more or less to IA
Orange street nineteen feet uD more or
less to stake; thence easterly and par
allel to Second street sixty three C5;D feet
more or less to the westerly side OF
fifty-eight GS) feet more or less to a
stake; thence westerly and parallel TO
Second street one hundred and fifty-fiye
feet more or less to Il stake thence north
hundred and thirty-siN feet more or less
to said southerly side of Second street.
and thence thereby ehsterly eighty tS0i
feet more or less TO the place of begin
ming.
Seized and taken in execution as tho
property of Samuel j. White and Laura
White. his wife and tits, and to bo
sold by
sheriff's Office, Wilmington. Del, March
T. 1875
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-09
4 RrtItniiIusbNud.

After three plain drunts were disposed
OF by Judge Ball this morning Edward
Wagner was charged with assault and
battery on bis wife. Li2zle Wagner Ii
ever a case called for a heavy fine and
imprisonment it was this one. lie plead ..
ed guilty to the charge.
The wife. delicate looking woman.
testified TINT they lived at No, 750 East
Tenth street. On former occasion she
hal him arrested ana asked the court to
let up on him. Last evoning she went
upstairs and without pr0vocation he
struck her Ia the face with his clenche d
hand. chnGed her. threw her To the floor 4.
stamped on her stomach, kicked her sew.
oral times, stamped on her neck, and
pulled her by the hair oil her head.
He WAS fined $50 md costs and sentence
ed to three months Imprisonment
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-09
ONLY AT SIXTH STREET.

Made to Measure Suits re-
turned from our mail order
business. The reasons are
mostly little reasons. Never.
theless, for the sake OF quick
sale, we say half.
$40 Suits may 60 for $50;
$50 for ol5; 92O for $40.
Only at Sixth Street.-The
Quaker City Shirts by thou
sands at retail. 25, so rs
cents-whether you buy one
or twenty.
At Either Store-Boys' Cloth.
ing worth a third more. Our
own make, and, while it lasts,
enough value to make prudent
buyers buy double quantity,
So Suits now We're So and
$3.50. The $3.50 aud $40 and
$3.50 now.
The So Suits fit Boys from
s to 10, They were S5 and
81.
Trousers Sale at the Lowest
Prices we ever named
What do you imagine the
lowest. Isn't S. West of Eng :
land tor So! Or 81. 30 sorts for
81. And 81 ones for So and
81. 30 for $15O.
j Our prices are marvel. The
business IS earoipg its great
ness by what it does for buy
er's money.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-09
Oid POtnt Comfort delightful T0nr win Penn
sNINnuiD Rn,Irn1u

No other resor. Of tho Upper South can
compare VIII. Old Point Comfort in at.
irh3tlveness. Apart from it5 historical
surroundings and the fact OF It's being
Government post. the situation oil tho
plhce with its magnificent ocean front
ahG elegantly planned drives, would com
mend II to the public as most deli shtful
place to spend u few days vacation.
Inc next tour Will leave New Inrk and
PhIlndtlphia hy special tram OH thursday
March !, and tickets will bs good Tor re.
tutn assaTe on special train leaving Old
FONT Comfort on the following saturday.
lhe rates, including transportation aud
meals anIoute in each direction, as we'll
as hotel accumm Odations at Hygeia Hotel,
Old Point Comfort, will be Sl550 from
New York and sl2. 30 from Pnladelphla;
propOrtionate rHtes IRON other points.
Tickets, including ono days board at the
lyEela Hotel. and good to return via
Washington ord Richmond within ten
DAYS. c.n also be purchased ht same
ratca.
For further information apply to Ticket
Agents, OF address Tourist Agent. 1886
Btoaiway. New York. or Room AL. Broad
street station Philadelphia. 10 whom ap.
pllcatloH fur sBHCa should also ba made.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-09
Doubling the Dollars
Worth is Doubling
the Business.

Our low prices are the stan
dard Of buyers, We're getting
the trade because they're not
met elsewhere.
One wonder is-All. Wool
Black Thibet Spring Oyercoats;
rs and $6.75.
Every turn of Spring style
in them. Well done in work
and taste.
Again, in SUITS, Mems Fine
All-Wool Black Suits, So and
$6.75.
They carry out what we say
about half price. Former $40
and Sl2 worth.
SpeCial--The $12 Silk Lined
Overcoat is a masterpiece Of
elegance as well as value. It's
the new Spring stock-com-.
panion to the Coat that sold by
hundreds last Fall. Pure Dye
Silk. BY comparison S12 is
one.thlrd under price.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-09
O.. 6 >! :: !. !: !: : .: .:
%3S2ss5slllaSSW Schedule in erect
WSMlNGNN Nov. 10, 1924
Schedule in erect
Nov. 10. 1874
rpAtNa LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
nkppT EAST BOUND

rp.,Ss LEAVE DieLAwARB AyENuE
DEPOT EAST BOUND
All trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
SsM p5ssr Yorl' s week days 'sos = II. $40. 'ioo
am. ~ "a. '24a = 10. "a II p ~,
New York, suildays 'sUj = IL. III ~ q. m.
ps,lnde,ph,a rrwenty lear,,. and che,s-
no, .rse, wees d d"yIS u a. 10 .S % y ii x a. N.
.ieaa, 10, 'g4O. 8 %. 4ss - 30, 80 'a' 'i''
III lohundpsys' M h ~ .soS -17. os,. 81 500. rlao
ii l9RaHs ~ a. ~. q. y ~ SIS, i5i 'SN $50 ''a
$40, 10 III y. nj. .,., s,.,
Phiindelpnie{ {rwsl!s and I'd MsrHs, aa ai ,n Wv
week days. 'dOA 'ih . " Nv w Wu' ~"
sS,ndsye. 81, ? %O %'iOs. TiI III iOa. m.. '2i'. 'sA
q oflhi'E:s.,rrR, Il :.,r week days .sol $50. IN esa
7bs IA u ~, 500. 10 10. 'lC ~, u =, M;
llb $50. q ii 50. % %. 49, y 3a . 10 ~. III
p III JESTER. sundays .aos. III. cp. 1ss.
III &c. Il.4vu Il. m. 70. :! ~ Il. 46s. 'aat. Gaa
Atlantic m Guy. Week days. IL. .is?,. 'sia
sm. sundaSsy I ia 4; ,,Si'sn q 4; r.. 80 p a
RAi.TlMoRE AND WASHINGTON. Az
~. IS 81 u. M. 'I2 lC. 'sOa SUt 'aS. u iL'si9
'tbep. IN. .. .4---.-
sundays '4is,ii q AZ a. M. 'i216. 'aoI
baltimore and Way Stations { II a. m. 81
fRswars. Ne us 'DeL.al5.7 's41a, M. ~ ieaoa.
.t. 'Tll. 70. 'S 10 'stS II i0p. III. Sundays
10, L. Is u II NJ. ~ 10. aoh'i 81 %. IS II.
ritisnurE y 4 q. IN, 49, p. IA; daily
Chicago 's a N. IN, = u y. M. daily.
Cincinnnu aEd II. Louis, IL iGp. m. and
fbe p. vi. daily.
New urlenns vita Dristci aul Chattanoo+a.
stltp. M. daily. through sleeper 10 Nov
eipperIy accommodation, Il Il. ni. S0A
sGahd IL 10 p. daily,
LhLdeuicrg aCvu liItnud udAtion. week days
5E b ,tp. m, = ~ ana ~ p. M Surdays
$50 a. m.. oI p III.
Trains ioays Market stree; station. for
New Y YGrk, week days. T5 ~ a. IN. -
For Philadelphia, week days. 20, 't9n
Ia, I'll ~ Il. A., . hh . ~ p IN sundays, y ~
q M. lU9 .a1. 70 p, Id. ...,. H.. a,
For Plttsburg aud Chicago week days 80
For baltimore. week dag. o.. so n. m..
| sbh .h ~ p. N. Sunday sba p. III.
| Eoi I.s,ndenferg aud Way StAiions weeh
| days 70. . 20 Il. IN. . ~ ~ p IN. auhunyA
s2b II. M. J ~ D. III.
| Leave Philadelphia tTwehtS -I6nFt't ahl
| Chestnut streetzl Tor Wilmington. wect oays,
sJ2, 90, ~, - 10, III AN u. j! noon. u u
'l4b. 2OO, 10, Il VI. 20. '5OA = Il. b5j. Gsl
| ~, IS :, S.u, 10 ~ And II 81 y. IN.
| sunday. an 6ia. IS Il. 3JiU. II " a. m, ~
noon. \ ~ aOy Is, 'lUJ ". ~ u 10 . y
| 10 10 and II i5 y. III.
! Leavo Philadelphia trwelnh and Market
! sireeis3, week days 'J2I = - 'lt2G a. IN
-34U aai p IN. Sundays y " 'oj, III -
O. M. . 80. 'Tai y. IN.
/ Telephone. No. l9i.
Rates TO Western points lower than via any
! & %. BUUI.i,. General Passenger Agsat
! X. n. CAMPBELL Gouorat MauLser.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-09
PHiLADELPHiAW VIII MING ON d.
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
n EFFLLT NOV. ISlh, IsDI.

IN EFFECT NOV ls,n. 1891.
Trains viii leave Wilmington as follows:
For d ,PhilasdeiphiS teXrressl., l;5I, ,225s.
lOl5 lis, 1888, isl d. IL, 'l3 i5, l.Si, aus,
5.oi, 30. S,Sd; 7.o{ 90. sni '2i2 7; N.
l2iS. w. Sio, 5.i5'' 10 ii;nd ij.ls j. m ''.'
For Chester Sexpressl l-l %, $50, l42.
SIS. SSi @ IS. So 707, ~ and sos p. NJ. n, '''' -'''
Accommodation. ., z, sos, 1913, ll.3J a.
12iSs. ~ %i9 h. ~ and ans los, ~: r Pm, NJ -
sis, 1905. 1916 jii. iI5l a. NJ, -i2S5, i3s.
S95 5ln. 56d. ~; ~ and loS5 p; NJ
FloE Boston without change Io'lO a. m.
III" For rT1 The I, sonth southern RAILWAY ex-
sonviiile ana Id 81. Ahs1stiSe, IA =, M,
sleepcrs 10 Hot springs. Memphis and
For West Chester. Via Lamokln. $50 a.
II For r. Newark e Center and intermediate
Baltimore ana Washington 4.3s. SCI.
al. 1913, and II in., l2.ul, l22a 'l.15. 2os,
42, 62S ''G.Oo. GAL. 9 5S. al, $50 p. m. aud
haltimore and Intermediate stations.
24'. 4.i3, sos, and ll.5i p. III.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad street sta
ton for WllminEton trNpress) KY, -
202 316. 10l 4.ai. sos, $50, 5,55, ..Sy' 6T.
G55 TAO 1i.lO, lll6 p, n. ana l2.o3 night
Accommodation. GO. 1I3. 40 1875 ~, M,
123 3.n3. 4US. 4,S7, 6.22, SIS. lO05 and ll.sS
p, IN. .
SUNDAY TRAINS,
For Philadelphia (rSprrssl. l.57. LBS. 4.M
$50 So. 94S. ln,V'' 10 - ll5i a. n, -.
Accommodated T. s 10 Il. IN. t210 la,
For Chester texpress) l.ai. 40 $50. SIS,
1915, Il5l II. M, l5l 5Oi a.5d. 7,07 and see
ACCOMMODATION, !. $40 a. m, ls1O l+O,
i.0!. 70, rs and l0.39 p IN.
For New York, l.5I, 80, - T. $50, 9 ".
1o.U5, l0il, ll1l a. IN. l.Sii 5Uj 4.ol, j.H.
5.y6, 7g7. 9.l2. and l03l y; m.
For the South-SouthCrn Hallway Ex-
ppess a. nd p m u sleGpern u AF4s1 1"nk
sleepera 10 Hot Springs, Memphis and
For West Chester. via l.anokin, S,5s a.
Il Baltimore = and washington. 4lS Soi.
$50 p. M ana u 10 night
Baltimore and intermediate stations.
COS and lI54 I,,pl9., P m ,.a, .,.o, -
Wilmington eexprcssj, 80, 79o, HIS is
a; m. IA, 5oS, 5;65., ~. 40, SO. lilo.
Accommoiation S.3j, s.1o, 1925 a. M.
12s5, 2.05ii 40, S2s, Ieit,a agd ll.sS & m,
For NV GastiG, S.i5, lil5 4. NJ, 80. 80.
6.l5. 6.3S, s5l p, n n, and Y j. i9 iiisht.
Express for Dover, Harrington and nci-
mar Sl3 i1,o3 2. m, q y m, l2ol night.
For Harrington and way stations only.
Express for wyoming, 6,53 u. m
: Express for CapGf Chaanes, Old Ioin.
night. -. -
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For New Castle, 12.06 night,
For Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort
and Norfolk, 12.0l night.
For Middletown. clay ton, Dover, Wy
oming,, FELTON,, Harrington lirdgcyille,
seaford. Laurel, and Delnar, 1901 night.
CD Congressional Limited Express
| trains, composed entirely of Pullman Ncs-
| tibuie Parlor and Dining cars. No extra
| fare other than the usual Pnllman charge.
| ~ Limited Express trains composed of
Pullman Neatibule l'arlor Cars. Npstibnle
| Passenger Coaches ana Dining Car No
extra fare,
For further information passengers arc
referred to the ticket agent AT the station.
s. NJ. PRENDST. j. H. WOOD.
| General Manager. General Pass. Agt.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-09
odcs.n sunday school Omccra.

ST. Paula NJ. f. Sunday School has elect
ed the folio wing officers: Superintendent.
Joseph @. Brown; assistant supsrinten.
dent, George l.. Townsend; secretary,
George w Davis; treasurer. L. V. As prll.
Jr. librarian. COrbit Nlnyurd; organist.
Mise Saliie Enos; pianist. Miss Lizzie
Gllch; cholrister. J. G Brown
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-09

On the purchase of $1,000
worth, we pay railroad exeur,
sion fare from Wilmington to
Philadelp hia and return
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-09
10 nny4 and t;iris

Tell all the other boys and girls and 20
our selves nnd see the magnificent ptct
utes Dr. Baum Will put on his screen and
Rxplnn in the STORY Of the BiO!e" he will
sell at Z 80 O'Clock this evening a the Frat
PRESBYTERIAN Church Admission free and
collection.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-09

SAII9.-BY VIRTUE OF A
VIII he exposed TO public sale at the
Court House, ON Market street between
frHth and Eleventh streets, in the city
OF Wilmington, New Castle county, Del.
ON THURSDAY.
THE 2lst DAY OF MARCH, 1885.
at o'clock p. M.
The following described real estate, viz;
Land with the two-story brick dwelling
house thereon erected, situate In the city
Of Wilmington aforesaid. known as No
az East Eleventh street and more par
iicularly bounded and described as fol
lows, to wit:
beginning at a point on the southerly
side of East Eleventh street between Pop
lar and Lombard streets at the distance
easterly from the casterly side of Poplar
street and at the middle line of n four
i'et-widc alley running parallel with Pop
lar street and into Eleventh street; thence
along the said middle line of said alley
sevcnty-hve feet to Il corner; thence
casterly parallel with Eleventh street
about fifteen feet eight inches more or
allel with Poplar street and passing
the middle of tho division wall between
the house on this lot and the house on the
lot adjoining on the cast seventy-nve feet
to the aforesaid southerly side of Eleventh
street, and thence thereby westerly fif-
teen feet eight inches more or less TO the
place OF beginning be the contents thereof
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of John II. Flamer and Esther
s. tlamer. his wife, mortgagors, and
s shels n H9neeker' trustee. and I. t's.
PAUL GILLIs, Sheriff.
SEeria's of!ee. Wilmington, Del, MsreA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-09

tslDSING 4 OFT PUBLIC sALE-Fntir ire
~ GtocK, ETC.. ot ticnryigw Stock Farm,
bellevue. Del, on Monday. March lltlI. at
". N. S oCk comprises celebrated trot-
ting stal ion, Lyndon ",3a4, and eiaut other
horses and colts Registered Ilol5tgin and
Jersey cattle farming implements. etc etc
FOr further particulars. address
GEO d. N ETHEHfLIh
Bellevue, del.
/. w. stidham sog. Auet $. -; eod2Iw
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-09
& HAIR
228 Market Street.

Our removal sale for the pur.
pose Of unloading goods is a
success. We are distributing
to tile public the greatest val
ues ever heard OF for the
money.
Those who have carpets
to buy for moving time, will do
well to anticipate their wants
ROW. and save dollars.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-09
ns.,a... slowly Inprs,lss.


Dunn's review OF business published to-
day for the past week 10 mot very en-
eouraging. Itsays prices do not improve,
and there 10 on the whole no gain. but
some loss In wages. while striks OF l5,.
600 coal miners near Pittsburg and sever
al thousand building workers here. be-
sides strikes In ten or twelve textile and
iron establishments. further lessen pur-
haeing power for the time. The state OF
foreign trade is not re-assurlnp, for while
experts decreased $500, 600 here but e..
lOo,6co at all points in January they have
decreased about So lo0, 900 here In Fsbru.
airy and the season has come for further
decrease. But Imports increased as.
600,o at all points In January. about
S9,600 600 at New York, but have increas-
ed at New York about IS 900, 600 In Febru-
ary. The increase for the year thus far
here h as been 1856 per cent. notwithstand.
ing decrease Of S2, 240,o 600 In sugar, dry
goods showing an increase OF SO per cent.
and other imports except sugar 1875 per
cent To this In part 1t is due that rail-
way stocks, In splte Of tho better feeling
have been weak, and average 10 cents per
share lower than week ego. though
trusts which are very little held abroad.
are sf.12 higher.
Liabllitles OF failures In February
amount to Sli.25o, l52 against slIS95. go
last year sS S7lo. 7a2 being in manufacture
Ing. against 80. lo9. 0s6 last year. and S..
924, i93 in trading against $3.50. a07 last
year. Failures for the week have been
2j4 In the United States against 24S last
year and IS In Canada, against 50 lust
year.
There has boen considerable kicking
over the expense OF running the Garbage
Crematory uf this city. Berlin comes to
the front In such matters as II pays the
expenses Of its plant and realizes a profit
also. The garbags is used in all eco
nom.c and liygonic way.
Tho garbage Is emptled into a large
cylinder OF wire netting with very wide
meshas. The heavier parts drop into
another cylinder tho meshes of which are
only one aud one. naif Inches wide. Al the
end OF this cylinder un air current carries
all light articles like rags. paper and etc,
wlilo tho heavie- ones drop upon u Iurn-
| Ing table, where attendants pick out
bones aud glass, otc.. while organic mat-
I ter IS ground and sold us fertilizers.
| What is left falls through two cylinders
| and sorted through half inch wirs nets.
The rags and papers are gathered and
| turnad into wrapping paper and the pro.
duet sells at $50 ton. Tho fuel from tie
garbage furnishes the power for the
steam and electric light
WHAT wolld Kent and Sussex County
amount to without the revenue derived
from New Castle County, Tho population
OF both Kont und Sussex Counties. com
bIned is only seventy one thousand two
hundred and eleven while New Castle
County has total population OF 81 1872.
The revenues from both Counties asgre.
gate I,5i121 or SIT. 10 40 less than paid
In the treasury by New Castle County.
And still Kent and Sussex Counties
Though Governor Marvil says We don't
need work house. VINO would pay the
largest part for this work house? Surely
not the two lower Counties There ID
considerable food for thought in this.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-09
!. Lewis Confidential .pas 15,a

Rooms ard 8. In the Exchange Building
corner seventh and Market strectA advances
money OH personal properly nf all escrlp
tlous. ct tho lowest rates, Private CO nsulta-
ti0u room attached. Also furniture stored
az reasonable rates
user sy y.niaY.up,u sa'ooch %. Il
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-09
Finance. nj ,sbnry

Tho finances at Asbury Church arc in
eAoetIeHt condition from the late reports
that came from the officials. Last ~nfnr.
day they held leaders and steyards
mee'igg to ciozs . the years work whom
was announced that tho PASTORS salary
vas paid IN fan Tor tho year It. Il uu.
usual to have the pastor paid so long be
furo conference. The missionary and
other collections will be kept upto former
yoats anJ what Is remnl;able Tor such
hard tIlues the pa5tor hus had no frUubIs
Whatever iu raising the large amounts 70.
the various Causes
The various societies OF tho church have
done splendid work, and the sunday
school, un3er the enthusiastic leadership
OF / Elmer Perry, Is Ia the most vigorous
condition 1t has been fer years hey
have bought piano and paid for IL since
Christmas and the sonoUl now Is oAt OF
debt.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-09

Now the accepted time for Carpet purchasers don't wait
until have moved Just take time by the oreock and buy
now We cannot recall the time when Carpets sold
der circumstances such remarkably low prices
selling them for We offering the Latest and Hand
soonest Patterns in all materials at prices that filling money
savers with rapture
We have Just received lots from the mills that
offering at the following prices:
Roxbury, Snson and Smiths lO.wre Tapestry, 6Oc.
Lowell Extra Super Ingrains CAN Woo) Acc.
Bgelow and Hartford Body Brussels, (5 frame) 95c.
All the above the Standard Makes and the first
glance can be recognized as great bargains.
This is not sale of remnants and msts but superb
collection of Choice Patterns that would be tempting values
much higher prices and that irresistible.
Straw Matings in hundred designs. shown,
with arrivals each day. Three.quare Stair Mangs
match
Furniture in all its glory shown here from the cheapest
the best and It's surprising hear the low prices quoted
w e can save you moneo every article of Furniture.