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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-21


GRlFEIN.@on juno 10Th. isa5, Andrew Grill
lin. IN hts 18TH year.
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
ION, an Saturday art crnoon al uelOcr.
Services at the hOdse. ln;ormeut At 81.
james cemetery,
FIGAEOT R--Jn lunc lath. 1895. Violet wife
OF Jp >eph FiVarota. aged "a years.
the iuueruliram the resldu nee of her mother
1ph Walnut street. ON Saturday Afternoon a.
q C'Uck. litermcnt at New Cathedral
Get etc y
AnfoltD--On juno 10. 1855. the lev.
Georges Bradford. ut st. Joseph g. on the
lirI' dywln . nJpi II yea ~
Funeral on Monuny morning, June "a. at 10
o'CloCh R9quIpm uiaSs at n Joseph .
Church. IuleImGnt at Cathedral cemetery.
STRICk ER-Dn June Ia, isli. Msrgarst.
widow ii late lhw Stricken, nRet o. years,
Relatives AMI friends are INV lied 10 lend
5s y. L cvonth street on Sunday afternoon,
III O'Vlouk lItcrHent at Milford. n, j.
pgtiuut -uiicrlr at rest.
nearrst moth + thou hns itft US,
liui tiny iU-5 We dtepiy tetI,
but lie who hne ber"tt us
" Ill 8il uur surruwR heat.
Gone but not forgotten.
MEIu IL Ca JuIe Il, 1895. Cuaritsl u. MCr-
I'll. aged q, 8 airs /. months, u dHyF.
hClat lyis al t'i"n Is are invited II attei y
hisfuu"rni from his late reside ce ssight
avenue ASH Coleman street on sunday alter
noon. III 0 clock. lutermeut at RlNervieW
Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-21

PHILADELPHIA, June 2O-Flour weak; win.
tersuperiine, Sas5 05 winter extras 50 100
as; No. winter family, S3.4oG355; Pennayl.
vania roller, clear, 81 60a3.7j; Pennsylvania
roller, straight, $685. o 4; western winter,
clear S3.6Da3i5; western winter. straight.
sjsidIl0 Wheat weak, irregular. with i5I6e.
bid and 16c, asked for June. Corn inactive,
lower, with 5Nlr. bid and 6ic. asked for June.
Oats dull, stendy, with 35c. bid and 35lsc.
asked for June, Hay steady choice timothy,
sl3MiJm bDel firm; beef hams, SlgMi9ln
Pork dull. Lard weak; western steam, 81. G2lS;
city,Sd,lala Butter quiet; western dairy. 40
l4c.i creamery, l.Dlst; factory, Sll.lau.; Ell
gins, lsc; imitation creamery, lNl5o.; New
York dairy, llQrlfo do creamery lsc; Penn.
sylvanin creamery prints. fancy lgc do fair
TO choice 10 tlSc.; prints jnbbng NJ si4t2}c
Cheese lirm; New York large, 5tqN7lGc; do
small, tiLsc.; part Skins, aitic.; full skins,
l1tlItu. Eggs weak; New York and Pennsyl-
yania l3Gl3}9c; western fresh. l2ibl2Lac.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-21
EVOLUTION OF WHIST.


"an'e'
Whist says the London Graphic, is OF
English origin, but in the beginning 1t
seems to have boon called triumph, " a
name which was afterward corrupted into
trump "Gammer Gurton's Needle"
has tho distinction of first mentioning the
game. The eighteenth century saw whist
In its primitive form, the whole object Of
the game being to win tricks by leading
high cards Or by tralnping
This form % the gnuio is stll largely
played in the family circle, Then came
the era of Aoyle which may be said to
have lasted from 1850 TO 1850, and taught
players to think rot only Of their own
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-21
FIf I'll EDITION.
COOPER HANGED.
Governor Brown DccIined to Intsrfers, And
Cooper Paid the Penalty


Cooper Paid the Penalty.
STAFF Correspondence of tho Republican,
ELKroN. Md. June 90. -Horacs Cooper.
the colored man condemned to die to-
morrow for the murder OF his mistress
fully realizes his position and spends his
time reading his Bible. He Is very rest.
less and sleeps and eats but very little.
Carpenters have been at work on the
soafIold and 1t will he In readiness for the
execution tomorrow morning by o
O'CLOCK.
Sheriff White will be assisted by his
deputy, II. ii. Aackey.
The execution will be strictly private
and will take place at o'cl ock.
GbCoopers counsel has been hard at work
all day trying to obtain respite for O
few days at least. The States attorney
favors such an action and to morrow
III morning conference will be held with
Governor Brown ut his hotel at Baltimore
when the Governor will consider tn o
views OF the Court before which Coope r
WINS tried and the Reasons for respite.
Unless the latter are satisfactory the res
pite will not be granted.
The case FROM the time OF the murder to
III present Is discussed on the streete
here to-day. 1t Is THO opinion OF many
that the governor will let the law take its
course.
ELKroN June 2l-Cooper was hanged at
l24 O'Clock to. day by Sheriff White. He
died without struggle and made no state
ment before he paid the death penalty for
tho murder OF Maggie Pitts.
Governor Brown refused to grant re.
spite to the murderer. Ehe town was Tiled
with O crowd OF country people.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-21
COMMENCING sATURDA Y Ju NE %.

All our table oil cloth on hand consist.
ina OF neat ard fancy patterns 1OIsc.
yd.
Ladies' all wool capes. an assorted lot
colors tan. blue or brown choice for oSo.
each. among this lot of capes not one
worth less than $500 and most OF them
worth 81 5U-9So. takes the cholet.
About 10 bolts of apron gIngham. they
are too good 10 last. SO come early 391c.
I'd.
Good quality bleached aheetinG fully As
Inches Wide, &c yd
Good quality unbleached sheeLing fllly
2is yds. wide, 1884, yd.
Five bolts OF good quality of bod tick.
ing. 5e4e yd. This quality bed tipk Ia sold
everywhere at Ice yd.
We have about three bolts dr. double
width satin damasF fully SO indhes wide.
These goods have been sod through the
| season ut 2Jc yd; clearing aaIe price l9e
| yd. as lonR as it lasts.
| 1000 yards OF neat printed challlas the
richest domestlc make all go at $40 yd
Sold every where at Sc yd.
/ 500 yds. OF cre.on for furniture covering
all neatest designs fer 4 cents yard.
Closing price on Jackonot Ouch oss
lawns 1884 a I'd.
| Clearing prices on Cor onet lawns, C. q
| yd., l5c. value.
About dozen pair OF ready made pill.
low slips. 7l5C. apiece.
Immense bargalns-about 30 ladies'
/ shirt waists 10 neat msrrlmRe prints, with
deep pointed yoke In back. in oil colors
| Regular SOC. values. l9r.
! Childrens dresses made with yoke front
/ and black lace around collar each. Try
to ne on hand carly 30 as to get tho iirst
pick
beautiful line Of ladies' fine avn shirt
wais's, collars and cuffs. ruille |, sold
| heretoloro Tor II clenrlng priee4SG.
Chlidrens muslin drawers. made of beat
muslln' irlmmsd with embroidery and
| TUCKED, all slzes, 90 AT 10.
! Another lot OF handsome lawn waists
WI II laundered collars and cuffs, nude
! with deep pointed yoke, assortment OF
colors. regular prlcs Zoe, clearing price
400
Still another lot genuine pertale shirt
waists, made With dep yoke, lau ndered
collar and GulI5, heretofore prioA 81, clear.
! Ing price sc.
More price hay0c-LaGles' French and
Merrimac pefcale or Merrimac prints,
made with square and pointed yoke, dec
ruiiles around yoke, large sleeves. extra
wide, all asst colors ana worth N. rs, your
choice of 400 Mt $50.
A handsome line OF white and figured
lawn blouses for children these goods
are from the best manufacturers in U. S !;
ii value for i9c
$40 blow.glass tumblers, heretofore
price ~ ana Ego, clearing sab price &C.
"a sheets OF writing paper and "a envel.
opes for 5@ic,
l.0oO eaae9 OF Buttermiik soap sold
evcry where Tor l0e. clearing price 42tc N
Covered ateel dress stays Eeyery where
price 100 our price &c. n doz.
Black velveteen binding 7c bDt (clear.
ing prlcel all eolors, including ulack = of
in our clothing gents furnishing and
| shoe departments.
Fear III mind = weeks clearing sale, 40
don't delay.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-21

NV NORK, June J.-Europcnn ables onoto
American steers at IL gl3e,, dressed weight;
refrigerator beef at aL4glniic, Calves hetivo
but lower; poor TO prime yeHis, SITdB.2b: but
termilk calves, s3u3.75 Sheep duh, ambs
active and steady; poor o good sheep Sl.i5gD
80; inferior To chuIDB fambs. si.5j1N %
EAsr LIHERrY, Pa, June 2y-Uattle slow
unchanged; prime, Sja5feii9 good butchers
~ lNHlijt; bulls, cows and stags, SaH3.25
Hogs steady unchang0d medium Philadel-
phHs, 81 siGt4 .gNi fair TO best Workers. 81 500
SIS. rough. s3t35U, Sheep steady; extra
S3lOS3. u; common to lair, 5Ua.GSl; best
lambs, sj,bDGJSU, veal calves $6.5WQB 10
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-21
g6RIR EDITION
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
WHATS rraasplr,ns In tho Pretty Towa o.
the Delaware.
Correspondence OF the Repunlican.
NEW CASTLE. June 81. 1895.

Scarcely had the afternoon papers been
printed yesterday when the Inquiries anu
entrances began TO come In from the
aprlnters and Jumpers from Wilmington.
The events are open to every person in
the State. No entrance fee Is charged aud
the best man will win avery time, us there
. will be no handicappiug In the races. All
contestants will start at scratch aud the
first man who fairly breaks the tape will
win the handsome and valuable prize.
About thirty base ball players from his
city attended tho benefit game to Jack
Thompsons yesterday. They feel that
the O. a. O. eau beat the Riverside. When
they returned home last evening they
handed In 4l6 votes for Ferguson, which
were sent to strengthen his vote for the
uold watch. "Stogy" Is coed player
and therefore favorite here,
Nearly all the stores In the city are
putting in the Welsbach burners. and to
stronger It would appear that New Castle
Ii blessed with electric lights.
The fireworks committee returned home
last evening and reported having pnr-
chased the grandest assortment OF lire
works for the display on July 4th that has
ever come to Delaware.
The police officers look good in their
new uniforms. move Ia on foot to ask
the city council to increase tho salary OF
the offlcers. Tney have to be out both day
and night regardless OF the weather.
They may not have much to do but yet
they arc always around when they are
wanted.
All arrangements were completed last
night by 4. A. b. societies for their grand
fruit and Ice cream festival which begins
Tonight. The Mount Vernon Band &C.
Dom panied the excursion OF tho Whining.
ton Masons to Reading yesterday.
The Opera House will be- packed to-
night with the friends OF the graduates of
the High School. Principal Knapp will
close his last principal official act this
evening. and It Is que to that gentleman
to say that the standard OF the schools
has been raised by him during his two
years stay amongst us. All we can do
now IL to hope that the the new principal
will ably carry on the good work SO ably
started by Professor Knapp.
Niles Schoollleld and Miss Tull of POGO.
moke City are the guests OF Miss Lizzie
Wise.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-21

The loony paintings of the impressions
Ast the erotio novels, the realistic horrors
evolved by Zgla, lb5ln, 1olstoi, Maupassant
and Maeturllnek, tho weird music of Mag.
ner, the scarey fashions which mark the
dress OF the women Of our day, are all IL
Illustrations Of this now lin tie siecle'
spirit. We are told that the world of the
present Is living in the Redeemed light of
the dusk of the nati0us;' that faith Is dy-
ing; that tired Of all existing things, man
chase after new beliefs, new engagements
and sensations only to find that the trail
Oh the surpont is over all.
Fin de 'icclnism Is disease which has
before afflicted mankind Ii ragged at tho
close OF the year 1000, when there was a
| general belief that the end Of all things
~sas at hUnd nd .rpu sought yainlY To
,ssf,,ss'4aFssli possible earthly PLEASURES into
sie few hours yet allotted them. The
eighteenth century went ont in The blood
and horror of tho wars succeeding the
French revolution and the poets Of that
Gay cast horoscopes for the future full Of
gloom and torebeding Minneapolis Trib
nine
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-21
Prices Tell the Tale:

Men's Business Suits $3.50,
worth $3.50.
Mems Suits, $3.50, worth
$1,000.
Mems Elegant Worsted Suits
at SIS. 80, worth $1,000.
Mems Elegant Black and
Blue Cheviot Suits at $500.
worth Sl3.
Mems Cashmere Salts at
1920, worth $13. 50.
Boys Elegant Suits at G9c,
and 81, worth $3.50.
Boys Suits at Sl.G0, $500,
81. 10, worth from 50. rs 10 So.
Thousands Of Mems Heavy
Working Pants, at SOC.
Elegant Cashmere Pants at
90c., worth $3.50.
Fine Dress Pants, $3.50
worth SI.OO.
Fine Dress Pants $500
worth IS. 90.
Chlldren's Jersey and Velvet
Suits at less than cost of the
goods.
Spring Ovoreoats at your own
price.
Fine Serge Suits at $500,
worth &l4,O0.
Elegant Imported Serge
Suits at $7.2o, worth $1,000.
Boys Suits, age II to 10
years, 50. so worth $500.
Boys Suits, age II to 10
years, 81. 10 worth 30. /.
Thin coats and vests at
prices they may bring.
Childrens' knee pants at l3c
GREAT MANUFACTURING SAID
228 Market Street.
!, Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-21
TRADE aP"Anr.
BRAZILIAN Ayls CUT Ps3Blgsi

Heretofore tie Brazilian Axis Cut Peb.
BILE Spectacles and Eye Glasses have been
90 high In price that none but the wealthy
could enjoy the great benefits derived
from their use by our process OF silt.
ting them Into slabs with diamond saws,
instead OF using the Copper Wire aud
Emery as others do, we ore enabled to
make superior article. and reduce tho
price so that they are within the reach OF
oil. They arc a natural stone. almost as
hard as the diamond. take high polish.
willnot scratch, nor will moisture collect
on them In warm weather.
They confer a brllilncy and a distinct.
ness OF vision, with an amount OF ease
and comfort not hitherto enjoyed by
spectacle wearers.
They neutralizs and prevent tho irrltat.
Ing rays of light from entering tho eye.
They improve. strengthen and preser ye
the eight thereby resting the optic
nerves. and in many cases preventing
headache
On account of the purity of the material
of which they are made. they cause II o
dizziness or wavrriug OF sight.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
The common. inferior spoctactes. which
are sold and bought regardless OF their
quality or accuracy. are made from infe.
rlor material Of imperfect lenses. discard
ed from better grades. they stimulate hoat
irrate and fatigue the eye, they refraot
the rays Of light unequally and fall to
correct all optic defects
We Wish to impress upon the public the
Importance of taking good caro- of their
eyes, and never neglect using gnlsses
when the first symptoms of failing sight
appear Every genuine pair Is stamped
with trade mark, aP. This Pebbles are SET
IN Gold. Celluloid. Steel, Nickel. and
Rubber Frames.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-21

sHERIFF's sALE,-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Nenditiom EXponas to me di-
rtutcd, VIII be exposed to public sale at
the court House, on Market street be-
the city oil Wilmington, New Castle
county ana State of Delaware,
on SATURDAY,
TIL. Gth DAY OF JULY 1873
1T z O'clock y, m,
tho following described real estate Wig:
AL those Two certain lots OF land with
Y" buildings thereon erected. situated In
the city OF Wilmington aforesaid,
bounded and described as follows. to wit:
No. !. E,gMninE at the corner formed
hy the intersection Of the n0rtherly side
Of SECOND street aud the westerly side of
ShiFieE street; thence northerly along
snid side of Second street " feet to a
point, thence westerly ana parallel to
Second street 1lg feet ana inches 10 a
POINT, thence sOEthclly and parallel to
SIMPLIFY street, ~ feet to said side of Sec
und street, and thence thereby uasterly
~ i""t and Z Inches to the place of he
ElniiuE. he the contents thereof what
No. 4 beginning Mt point on the
cHSuflA s,l" oil jefferson street at the
distance uI ~ feet uOIlh,rlE from the
n"rth.tiy sid" Of sixth strrtt; thence
rH'l'rlE ami parallel To sixth street Y
i'tt - St..iei thVnco northerly and
parallel to i. ~ Fss64t street, T. feet To IA
stake thrnMc westerly and parallel to
Sixth street, ~ feet TO Il stake; thence
suutharlE ana parallel TO Jefferson street.
. feet IN the suutheriy side OF Il thrcc-fcet
~!9a altsy, THENCE westerly uiong saiu
ALLEY sub and rdra.itl to sixth street 8.
f''t 10 tda 'usIeEfy siIU of Jefferson
str1,t a oscgan and thence thereby
Minis with free use of said alley.
iseiHsi nuG taken IN execution as the
properly OF ne kant non nHd=4ardwufe
'omishs and to :. Be :. 4o!d ~ .,,...,,
sheriH's once, WiImins St5,ss I5 algt.t
June IA. 1885.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-21

The steamer Nellie Bly,, Capt Fenton,
hes returned from the South and will
fksume her trips between this city and
Pennsville N. j.. leaving Orange street
wharf at a. m. and 5p M. and Penns-
vpie at 10 a. M, ana D. m, Arrange.
ments will also be made to connect with
other boats on the river. The fare for
sipgle trip Is 10 cents, double trip % cents.
Those who wish TO visi. PennsviIle will
6nd the BLY, great convenience.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-21

What an unusual Clothing
store this, especially at this
time, for nice Summer Clothes.
Wish we had 500 more Of
our Black and Blue Serge
Suits, instead OF 100. We be-
lleve we could sell that many
If we had them. If you want
one soon, better come quick,
So, $40 and SO.
A paradise, besides, for Sum.
mer Coats and Vests. and Odd
Goats, Poe.
Office coats 25cts.
Sateen coats scots.
Alpaca coats II. %, 81 80 80 and $3.50.
Flannel coat9 ~ and SD
fianhel coats and vests s3. So. so and 81.
Serge COATS 50 80 and 81
Serge coats and vests 50.
Irab. de.ete eoats S. and IS 80.
Drab'de.ete coats and yesls 81 and s..
DON'T let the hot weather
get the best Of you, and then
buy comfortable Clothing to,
ward autumn. Get it now.
Boys Summer Coats, 10 &c
10 year sizes, from 25c tc
$1.25.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-21

Detective Jones. Coroner st idham and
DR.. Walker met with great luck yesterday
at Dayetts' Mills. They sent presente OF
the iinny tribe to their friends last even.
Ing.
Marahal Lannan and Levy Court Com.
missioner Mcaley are spending the day
at tho Itching banks on the steamer Ha.
wanna The reporters are expecting free
fish for dinner To morrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-21

WFLIsgoRo, Phi, June q -Bnrqlars
entered the general store OF Edward G.
Close, at Round Ton three miles from
here. and blow omen the safe, but got
nothing save some valuable papers
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-21

WhsHlHGroN. June 2l.-The disburse-
ments 10 pensioners next month on nc.
count of the quarterly payment will ag.
gregltc si3,la10O0, A ruqnisitipn for tho
expenditure was made on the treasury do
partment yesterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-21

nun If muAY W0nlS
amt no 0OIIua'S 10 Iha'01p
U1r0p, 1'OM cunR0I WUSle
II ceUI here, Ter 0ua'
clOIheS are .I00a. NE IN
SlSI rpm uIle19n.I epeay
sui IAal is n0L e.CucIlp
2'IIH/,' ne run you 10
came bach IF ciOlA, /1l,
Se0mS, bullonS, un1lhin.g
gees U'2'02lI.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-21

New YoRK. June q, Ono of the boilers
OF thu United Stttos CruIssr CulukN.h.=ai
blsw up Lhls morning, tearing out Is. y
cylinder an knocking 1t ov rho Il. to-
q ,ther with portion of the IN ioh aud
tujurIng four PERSONS badly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-21

William Michael Byrne. an orator OF
note OF this city. will deliver the Fourth
OF July address at Battery Park. New Cas-.
tie. OH that morning previous to Lns hrst
gu Inc OF base ball.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-21
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Closing Quotations Of the New York and
PhlladelphIa Exclnnres

NEW YoRk, June sO-1n the stock market a
pressure TO sell was withdrawn about
O'Clock. and an upward movement was or.
gani2ed which grew in strength as the day ad-
vanced. speculation closing in good tone with
prices in the main at the highest point of the
day. Closing bids:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-21

Mr.. Richard Patio sky says he never
goes fishing on Sunday. That when he
goes fishing In the Canal he always brings
home between forty or fifty pounds of
fish he says st, Georges Ia the boss fish
place In the country. Then the scenery
Ia perfectly grand.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-21

from tot per cent
orders for the purchase and sale OF
Etooka and Bonds OH Commission axeout-
cd at all the sioux exchanges
Private telegraph wires to New York.
Philadelphia, Boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts and Letters of Credit 70
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-21

Yesterday afternoon tic directors of the
new Wilmington Il Chester Elect Railway
Com pany held a meeting at the residence
Of James c. McComb. at Ciaymont A
conference was held with several OF The
Road Commissioners OF Brandy win o
Hundred, relative TO right OF way for
the company through the upper part of
the State, and another conference will be
held soon
AS soon AS the right OF way ID deter.
mined the directors propose to arrange
for an active prosecution of the work of
constructing the road With this road
completed there will be continuous
trolley line between Wilmington and
Phlla delphla
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-21

Tho steamship Lavogvesa cleared to-
day from port for Vigv. Spain. with q
cargo OF cruds petroleum.
Inc steamship Earnwell entered port
this morning to go under repairs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-21
the EMPIRE
Department StO re,
20S Market ST., Wilmington Del.

Mil summer clearing sale for next two
weeks. Commencing Saturday juno 22nd
and continuing FOR tho next two weeks.
and will lnnugurate clearing sale 10
every department, we must close out all
our sum tner wear in order to make way
for new goods coming in. Every art.
icle ln tho store will be marked 80 per cent
off
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-21

Jas. NJ Chambers OF Stanton Ia agent
for the Osborne binder. 1t is first class
machine, and he wants everybody to know
It. Farmers are invited to give him call.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-21

day OF weddings. There
bne out Of the city,
yndail of this city and
10 OF Wyoming were
ming at the home OF the
p. Barnard, Tenth and
BITE. Owing to u recent
y of the groom the we'd
one, and only relatives
parties were present.
Henry performed the
y OF Philadelphia was
bride and groom were
Or girls and pages The
he wedding party assem-.
lily decorated with palms
fwers. The mantle in the
lily banked with fragrant
and lilies and the table
3qpper which followed the
4adorned with beautiful
Bet peas.
elved numerous beautiful
fial gifts OF silver china,
Ps In art needlework, pic.
ID other gifts. requiring
frisnd. large room for their re-
himt4 hre. flndale left the city las
.agnt for a wedding trip through the
Northern and Eastern states, They will
make their home nj Wyoming, Del
RIDGwAY-BURRUw
Clarence Rldgway mud Miss Ida Burrows
were united by Rev. W. A. WaliHE at the
Eeventh street. The bridesmaid ives Miss
Maggie Burrows and and the best man
ras William Ii. Reybold. John and Will
am Burrows were the ushers. After the
sddlnG u reception wac held and supper
ged.
cMS-pEcKwoRrH
sifarles W. Cain and Miss Mary II. Peck.
worth were married at noon in The Church
OF the Covenant by Rev. Chas, + Hendricks.
The bridesmaids were Miss Nellie Parker
and Miss Mabel Norris OF Philadel phia.
: yohu Peokworth was groonsman and J.
ik. Meyers and Edwin Cain ushers.
DAyIs-sTEELE
William j. Davis and Miss Ada 4. Steele
OF near Newark were married at the home
Of the brides parents in tho afternoon.
y. Newman Davis oil this city was best
man and Miss Carrie X, Thompson was
bridesmaid.
TATNALL-JONEs.
William Tatnal. Jr.. and Miss Jennie
Jones were married In the evening at tho
home of the brides parents. No. 1905 West
Ninth street. The ceremony was per.
Formed by the Rev. w. p Swnrtz Only
the immediate relatives OF the family were
present.