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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
KENNARO ( CO
62I-S23 Market ST.

Another addition to those
great values in so and 90 cent
Wool Dress Goods we are offer.
ing.
Among the best things in
All. " col Dress Goods we lave
had this season is a line of neat
checks in 50.inch French ALL
Wool Fabrics at ql .00per yara5
We Lave just purchased the
balance of these goods and
place them on sale at 50 cents
per yard.
This will make some of the
styles ard colorings in stock the
Same price.
5000 yards Of new colorings
in Corded japanese Wash Silks
at 35 cents.
1t is said we have the best
line of desirable shades in these
goods to be found in the Ameri.
can market at this date.
Ii YOU are looking for a hand.
some Talfeta Silk for a waist
or dress it will certainly pay
you to look at our line.
Many of the styles are exclu.
sive with us in this market.
We specially mention a new
lot received to-day at 81. Same
goods have sold this season at
$l.50, and are among the very
handsome ones of these popu.
lar silks.
Not cheap Ribbons; they're
only little priced. We have no
use for the mean cheap. We
have no use for the Silk and
cotton pretenders. We have 10
use for any sort Of Ribbon ex.
cept all silk and all right.
We have Satin Ribbons in
all shades.
Velvet Ribbon in black and
colors.
Gro Grain Ribbons; More
aAd Moire Antique Ribbons III
several qualities.
We have a superb stock Of
Ribbol $, but only plain goods.
No fancy Ribbons of any kind.
Have you seen our new Para
sols! Fine stock of the new
styles.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

large gang of men wer9 at work yes.
terlny laying sewer on thB east site of
Market street. between Eighth an1 Ninth
streets.
The tlremen OF the city will hold meet.
Ing to morrow afternoon at the Washing.
ton engine house. y relief orgauization
will lie organi2eu.
The eighth annual report OF the Street
and Sewer department has been Issued.
Geoige W. Wigglesworth, DR.. the livery.
man at 1906 French etreet. is confined to
his nome with serious attack OF the
grippe.
Tho FREQ lantern lectures on church his.
tory are to bs continued this evening ut
st, Andrews Church al clock.
One OF the horses of tho James Brad
ford Company ran away yesterday alter.
noon from Fourth aud Walnut streets.
throwing the driver out and demOlis hlug
tie wagon.
The city camp meeting will begin in
Union Church to morrow evening. All
the Methodist preachers of the city will
assist In the services.
Charles NJ. Stevenson wants to 20 to
Council from the Second ward and ls
making u strong canvass for the office
G. A. Burne. of Henry Clay Del, has
gone to Debalse, Clearlieid county, Pa,
to be gore for some time.
MIR. WIN. Whitaker Will ride to Trenton,
N. D., and back to morrow. in company
with NJ. d. Kelly.
sneak thief some time this morning
stole tlom William Cannon two suits OF
clothes which he had in a closet OF tho
stable OF William Kitchen.
Albert Crnmiish, Pilteburg. Pa, black.
smith, IL visiting his family here.
Mrs. N. ]. Warren and children, Alfred
and Mamie OF Philadelphia are visiting
friends here.
The Union Cottage Prayer meeting will
be held at Brother Beatty's No 2l5 Tat
nail street this Saturday evening. COM
menelnE at 30 o'clock. The com mmunlon
OF the LOrd's supper will DO held at ths
close OF the meeting. The public is. ln.
Yited.
Heavy rains will suon be here Now Ia
the time 10 have yuar roofs, Eutters, and
spouts put III order. James Il. Wood 8
Co. hnYs several gangs OF mon ready for
your call. Also Tor heater and stove
work aud tin gsvaniGod IRON, zinc, vop-
per and brass work.
George w Stone will preach In First
Unitarian Ghurch to morrow
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
ilEaIEIy.
DEaTIIS.
HOMAS- On MhY Isl Ianinh IL IL

THOMAS On May LIST, Isaiah II. Thomas,
ased 7Iycdrs.
keatig1. aud friends, also members OF
MecnAnlcS Lodge. !. u o. Il. are invited o
attend lie iuntIHI fIum uIa laLo resideuCp
No 7iI Madison sire on Saturday afternoon
SERVICES NJ lie uouEG ut u clock. inIermput
ut Wilmington und Brnndywiue cemetery
WEbH -Un May y. lSh Adaliun wife nf
Ihomas j. Webb. und daughter OF Anna
AM tue late Nut haHiel Morris, az ed Ii
years
he.ative4 and friends arc invited to attend
the iulieral IRON tue residence of nor nus.
band, UV French street. Oh SATURDAY after
noon at o CLOCK. lnttrmunt ht w HIInIIuLtuu
aud Brtndywna cemeIery.
Rum NSON-On May 9rl. 1895. William IL
HuDinsOh, In his al, ycai.
Relatives ana frs en- S aIu invited to attend
the Funeral from thg residence Of his sJn.la-
law Ihomaa ogram near iiuciNe=sin be-. ON
MondaJ, Ola Inst. NJ Que o'rluCa. iutermeut
TED clay Creek Cemetery.
JONE>-On Way /. Agnes Jones'
Funeral serrlces AT tue res.dance Of her
II, iSV! Matkrt street On Monday after.
n o. at clOek al tne house. Funeral pri.
Natr.
CnAWFoRD-on May 4tn. is95, Susanna
Crawford.
EelItl,cs ami frienda are invited to attend
the funeral from the Residence Of Her son.,n-
law Edward I to1pes, No. -Ji french stree
Oh Tuesday. May :. at a.3O y. III. interne .
al Riyervlcw Cemetery.
GLOuD-On Nay sd. 1885. Waiter j. Cloud,
In his ibth h yeuI.
Relatives and Irends ire invited to attend
the funeral erpiGe= at his late resIdeuce. 5l9
Washington street. ON MUuday evening May
och al go o.Gi0eH. lntcrment Tuesday AT
HoId vi CGrIstlaun.
WOODROW suddenly on the 4th In ,tnnt.
Howard tlwoad. son OF William H. and
Jennie W oodrow. IA TIL, I'D year Of his age
Funeral IRON MS l.ttc residence JJI L. Ith
street On Monday afternoon ut : O'CLOCK.
Services At the mouse. lnturment private nj
Old Sweue cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
FIFTH EDITION. !.
THE NOMINATION Ei.EUIION,
Tho Republicans Nominate City Gfllciais
To-day. ..r4

Great interest was taken In tho nomin.
alton election held this afternoon by the
Republicans for the Offices of Mayor, City
Solicitor, City Treasurer, President OF
City Council and Collector of lakes for the
Northern District. The polls In the Diff
ferent wards were opened at o'clock and
will close ut o'clock.
The wnrd workers were out In force for
their several clnIidates aud making an
effort to influence voters who had pledged
them solves or made up their minds to
vote for any particular candidates. Each
candidate for olllce and the numerous
friends were mailing big etIGIts tv poll as
many votes as possible.
Great interest was manifested In the
outcome of the result OF tue election and
voters we're being button holed as they
vent TO the polls to day TO cast their
ballots
The Baynard men are confident OF win.
nlns. 30 are tho johnson aud lewis men.
AT any rate only one candidate can win
and we sincerely hope that 1t will be by
lair means and not BY the stulIing OF bal.
lot boxes or counting process. May the
best men win, is our hope aud wish.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
Local SuorArross
CROWDED 10 Tie DOORS.

lhe hundreds OF people turned away
from tho 'lOUrs ol The Great Manufacture
efs Sale ut 2!5 Mark 1t street, on Saturday
last, compelled Us to close the doors
Several times during the day, owing
10 our inability lu whit on the
Immense crowds, we ask your pur.
don, and would state thlt wa have pro.
cured al uddttona! force Of aalesmsn and
are now prepared 20 give every one proper
attehtlon by polite and smiling salesmen
We will glatly roeti'y any mistakes made
last Saturday, during the immense rush
Remember, this sale Is no hunbuE no
fake, 10 bankrupt stock, no old wash lire
salH, buta bona tilr forced sale. from
responsible, weli.known clothing house
OF Philadelphia. Everything goes at loss
than one.th,rd OF what It Is worth. mean.
ing. TIRES dollars worth OF tailor mudo
clothing ior lust one dollar in money.
Salo lasts fol a short time onlv. Ask for
the following articles; Mems Elegant Silk
Lined Spring Oyercuats at $500. Mems
Business Suits $3.50, worth $aUO. Mems
Suits Si7j. worth Sl2pJ. MEMS Elegant
Clay Wursted Suits at S7,GO, worth $1,000.
Mems Elegant Black and Blue Cheyiot
Suits at 500, worth $500. Mems Cassi-
mere Suits at $3.50, worth $3.50 Boys
Elegant Suits at G9c. and Sl.0O, worth 50 so.
Boys Suits at S1.6g, $500, $25iS, worth from
/ S3s75 to 5000 Thousands of Mems Heavy
| Working Pants at CSC. Elegant Cashmere
Pants at zoe, worth 81 30. Fine Dress Pants
at $3.50. worth $500, Fine Dress Pants at
81 90 worth s. 20. ChllIren's Jersey and
+ Velvet Suits at less than cost Of the goods
Spring OyerCouts at your own price Fine
Serge Suits at $40. worth $l4GO Elegant
Imported Serge Suits at $7.gO, worth slG,OO.
/ Thousands Of other bargains. Don't buy a
dollars worth Of clothing anywhere" but
, come here FIRST and convince yourself that
what is here advertised are facts beyond
dispute, Thousands Of Chil1ren's Knee
Pants at l5c. per pair, Lots Of Goats and
Vests and odd vests at a mere trhe and
| many other immense bargains. Come and
see them. Costs nothing 10 inspect II you
wish to attire yourself as well as you can
afford, now is your GLANCE at one third the
price BE very careful and make no mis-
take. Look for number 22s Market street,
and be sure you are in the right place.
Bear in mind there are no branch stores
connected with this wonderful sale Of high
class clothing a chance for such wonder
tui bargains oceins only once ia a life time.
Car fare allowed TO all purchasers living
outside the city. During this great sale OF
Clothing at retail the store Will remain open
from in the mo!hing until IL at night.
Saturday until l. ociyrk mfdnigIr. All
goods sold at private; no auction. See thai
you get In the right store. Look for the
number 22S before entering.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
FOURTH EDITION
Union II. 4. Churci, Cnp,u.

novel meeting will he held at Union
{ III. l. hurch. Wilmington, commencing
Nomorrow. May 8, Ia charge OF the pastor,
tho Rev. John y. z, Hanna. IL Is called d
/ Guy Camp Meeting, and will continue two
w,eks, wlta preauhing every afternon at
fhFoa aud evening at $50 except on Sat
>ssday. Old fashioned experience meetings
! will be introduced 81 vhiious times during
tho services, Song services will be held
every day. and the texture will be revival
u1eetings. Everybody III the city and vi.
entity. of all denominations. is invited to
participate. The unconyerted are urged to
come aud be saved, and then Join any
church to which they may be incliued.
The program Is as rollows: Sunday May
d . l5 a. m.--Prayer Maettng 10 50 a. IN
-Consecratlon Sactamenial Service. 2 p.
m. -Sunlay School Evangelistlc Meeting.
So m Preaching by the Rey. Merritt
Hulburd s. 4. ID. $50 p, m.-EpwoFth
League Evangelistic Services $50 y. m
sermon by pastor, subject. My Mother's
Payer
Monday, Mayo Preaching, o. IN. tho
Rev ", Eurgett Short aud at 1.3O .. II.
the Rev. Chas A, Grise, Pin. D.,
Tuesday, May Z. 3 .. ln,. the Rev. Ma
son. :, 50 p m, tue Rev. Robt. Walt.
WednesdHy. MAY 8. D. m the Rev.
John H. Howard, d. b. Z 80 p. M, the
Rev. AHbury Burke.
Thursday May 0. 3 p. nj the Presiding
Elder the Rev. l., L. Barrett $50 D. IN.
the Rav l. ". Layeld.
Friday. May 10. M. the Rev. julius
Dodd. q 30 p. ~, the Rev, =, NJ. Morgan.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04


Great Interest was manifested In the Ell.
gaEemcnt o. Mr., Thos, q. oeabrooke and
clover company that took piaGs at tho
Grand Opera House ast evening, In ths eli
ferNescvul upmic opera 'i4te OF ChHm-
pagne," By Cnas. A, ByrnE and Louis liar.
rlaon. The opprals brlEht aud catchy. 1t
WAS well sung and prolrayel as we'll us
being staged and COstumed III All eliec-
tive manner Mr. SeabroGie was the fa-
yurlto as KING Pomnery Gec. lie could
not nHvo boen better. Inc supportin u
company was excellent.
"ho5s and HO5a" that bright farce
comedy. Which hus become 80 popular
throughout tie country viii be susn AT
the liIUud Opera House this evening. II
Is IN the hands OF an excel ent company OF
tuu makers, and each member oil th5 cast
Il equal TO an amusing specially. Carrle
sweeney, the best ol The numerous Bow
cry gils; Harry CranIal!, tins famous
German comedian; Charles /. AdrlGh, a
clever recentt cum d ani and eIe iaIty
performers lhomas Evans, u wonderful
stage "traG.p'; and Gertrude l,eyLuids,
the uuc6 and wing dancer, arc in tho cast.
Vote Tor Dr. 4. T. Frautz for President
OF CITY Council.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
naynrd Maii..'. Experience.

Bayard Malin OF kannatt Square came
hero yesterday and fell in with horse
.'gyps who swindled him OF every cent
he possessed and the no SO which brought
him here. Malin came here after load of
shnd but whsn he met ths "Eypsr he
Wanted to trade his horse. The gyps Z"
frequent ). Wilmington and one offered
to give him bay. horse ami sJ6 boot for
his horse. He VAS taken to an alley be.
you'd the bridge where the deal was made.
The gyps uugealed Nalin's horse and
trotted out an Old sorrel horse and told
him that he won ID gel his 50 on a orner
( When he protested tile uen told hun ne
had better get out or he would get hurt.
He got out.
A ehort distance away he met man
who sa II he was paid III he would get
The horse. blalln gave the man : IS and
has not seen him sincs, lie was AFRAID TO
drive his tew horse home aud started to
walk IL last night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
A r.ea.nnt -mri,risn.

very pleasant surprise party was
rendered Miss Leila Bennett of 4O4 Frank.
lin street Thursday evening. May 2. lhe
evening was very pleasantly spent in
playing games. At half past nine O'Clock
they marched to the dining room where
refreshments wero In abundance.
Among those present were Misses Net
tie Moore, Ruth PSning ton. Elsie llowett,
Nellie kim. Sadie Il obnson. Elsie Yer
non. Jennie Cross, Agnes Constantine.
Myrtle LarIison liella Litzenberg, Ethel
johnson, Pearie Shakespeare, Greta Fay
lor Lulu Heisler, Leila Nugont.
Messrs. 0 car Baynurd. Willie Craig,
Alvin Robinson. Ca5rlie Lednum, Her.
man Bu,num. Leonard Hail. Irwin lloiveit.
Lynauce Smith, Auert Huber, Harry gut.
ton. Clarence Thom pson. Willi5 Missmer,
Authur Schllca. blr. and Mrs. Heim
Dotlum, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bennett aud
many otherp,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
A Ficnsiish Father.

Milford, Del. May s. Bessie wIlllams,
q pretty and bright girl OF 10 years. went
before Squire Graham Yesterday and made
Williams, on the 18Th day Of April, did fel.
onlously assault her. Ihe penalty for rape
In this Safe Is death,
- Williams came home late last night,
and this morning, before the authorities
cou, d arrest him. he took his horse and
buggy, ak and loaded shotgun. and say
Ina he woulunJt be captured alive, drove
'fpto Susscz County. Fifteen minu es af.
ter he had iiown the officers appeared
" th tLeir rraut. They tr aeed linn Two
p!leS frou town and have returned here,
Aftef driving the country over. with out
getting any trace o: mis- whereabouts
y States Attorney Nicholson has ordered
DeieGtlTts Nc Ney and Witsil to capture
tho flehd.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
Anothcr Magnificent Offer by North side I'm
provemint Co. to Home Buiiders.

In order to further stimulate the build.
Ing OF handsome and attractive modern
homes on their new tract OF land In Boule.
ward addition over Washington Street
Bridge the north Side Improvement Com.
paDy oIer TO all purchasers OF building
lots
s25O0 IN GOLD
to be distributed among the first twenty
Individual builders OF single dwellings of
modern design, located on their property.
costing S25Oo and upwards, divided into
tho following
CASH PRIZES:
$500 for the finest and most valuable
modern dwelling.
S3oO Tor the second best modern dwelling.
$500 for the third best modern dwelling,
Sls0 Tor tho fourth oest modern dwellin 4.
$3.50 Tor the fifth beat modern dwelling.
$3.50 Tor the sixth best modern dwelling
Sl4O for the seventh best modern dwell
ing ana so on down. dropping $40 each
house until twenty prizes have been
awarded.
All prizes will DO decided upon and
awarded by select committee OF vii.
lnlngton citizens. as soon as twenty
houses have been completed.
This company. alao offers free of cost,
three OF their best $500 building sites,
iiIty Feet front by about two hundred
1eet deep. fronting on Boulevard Ter.
race, for the ilrst three large detached
dweIllngs OF approved modern design to
be erected along the boulevard.
For further particulars inquire at the
oinGe OF North Side improvement Com
az Market street, Wilmington, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
Re.arnrd Home,

DR.. Charles W, Eltss, who left this city
fiye weeks ago TO convey the retnains of
his wife to Worcester Massachusetts,
Tor inturment among her relatlves. re.
turned yesterday. He says that vexetn
uon Is greatly ahead in this section over
the Eas tern States, as the buds are Just
beginning to make their appearance On
TUESDAY morning the cutters along tho
etreets were full OF ice and everything
iooke1 and falt more Ike winter Ihan
hpring. Tho Doctor thinks MllminRton
In all respects is a more desirable place
than any ha found while nway, and he
feels llko making IL hts pei eIlnanelit Abiding
place
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
Mhn stn,oihn l,r,hlef

When Judge Ball took his seat this
morning on the bench In the Municipal
Court, the first cases called was that OF
William Hicks. Samuel Hall. Frank Will
son. Alexander Hall aud John Wise. all
culored, charged with the larceny OF
birdie, the property of James ii. Beggs.
There was no. evidence against the men
and they were discharged. Judge Ball
toll them 10 get out OF town right away.
They Will 40 to Philadelphia and not to
Lewis or Baynard.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

Union A. NJ. Il. Churcn. French street
nbp We 18TH hev VIM. IA Guy, pastor. At
1913 IA. ~. ana 7.30 p. IN. preaching sum
dhN schOO! " p. IN. Young tcSples Z, l..
prayer meeting p IA.
UrlOn y. NJ. h. Mission. ~ aHd Button.
wogd KCy, q. II. houliuh, past r. Preach.
ing iAi1 IN AMI 'aO m, suala school
: ~ y III
ST. james y. Z. NJ p Church, 10Th and
CiaYmunt SITS, les. l.. II liautum. pastor.
Preaching 10 - m. SUNDAY SCnuoi = ~ y in.
l1each ,nB M by "a slrtugJr.
MI. joy NJ. Il Churcn Iownsepd street
u ar IL, j. II. llnrmAn, pastor. Class mcclluR
apBa a. Ia, rrea hing Al 1Oa1 n. IN. by hev
c. o. Waters ana 0J y IN by Ree. i. II. Cole
min. I'D l IN 10y lev. N. II. Waters. Sunday
school SIP, III. Prayer me ling pm.
Egath street Hapt st hu"ah. itov IL. C.
Joaes. pretor. Pieac ling 10 % IN aud ~
y IN sunday school p M
Mt. olives u. a. NJ. Z. Mission No. 4Od South
Mafaet street. Gnuseway. Mr. Il, w. Do
hhl ids. pastor. Preaching 1893 III. Sab
b th souIoi pm PIsnchIhR 20 y IN by the
ituy. J. II. iuIleraon. All invited,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
Illn I-iali NlnriInI

Inc iish market has boon removed from
the west 10 the Inst SIDE of hing street,
com meEcug on v. unesday Inst sAad
Were rather plentiful. selling irum ~ 10
5O cents apiece, herring ~ eeuLa per
uuEsni rock, caC aad ullIUut two pounds
loE % cents ohad, Wholesale sl3 TO sl5
per uuulreu.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
a cArsis,LL nornL MY.
(F,om clatsxlIl. N. ". llocn,,Ier1

FlOm CatskiIl, N. r. IlooDIier.l
Mr.. Joseph McGilJrt. one of our promI-
ncnt hotel praprletors has reason 20 xtoi
the merits of Dr.. David Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy In speaking of it to our reporter
he said: II was all run down from kidney
nn1 liver trouble, three physicians treated
me after the o Id school met hods. but ! grew
worse, One of our bankers said to me. why
dout you take DIR. Kennedy's Favorte
hemedyr It cured me- So began lis use.
the result was | gsined daily and In little
while was sound and well again. suppose
/ have recommended II to a hundred or more
OF my summer boarders. and In evory In
stance 1t has d no them good"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
WIN Nh, Gn,, sna,,,,

Rev. W, Frederick Lewis will remain at
Rodney Street Presbyterian Church He
had been extended u call to an English
church but extra Inducements were Ufsr.
cd nun here aud he Will stay. Dir. Lewta
was born in England and the churcn
where no was wanted ls near his birth
place. lie has been at Rooney several
Years and has made a most uf friends.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

MIX Inspector McAlulIen was sworn
Into office yesterday and Immediately
III operation and those engaged In the
sale OF milk can pay their license at tho
office OF the Board OF Heath. Printed
pamphlets contatn tnlnR the new law will be
distributed among the dealers. A reas-
enable time Will be allowed dealers In
which TO pay license.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
pIaatico /. n sanitary MalI pnper

1t comes in desirable tlnts and mixed
with cold water 1t is rendy for use at Onca
fure, porous, permanent, pretty PiasLico
Tue card oI tiHls givus fun particulars.
James NJ. Bryan, lO7 West Eighth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
Tho itiniIt Nlpu

One OF the most i'm nportant offices in the
city TO MI properly Ia t.lut OF President of
CITY Council. To day the Republicans
will 10 called upon to nominate a
man to Ill that position, aud in nv
opinion the man to choose ls Jam es
Keenan, lie is the right man in the right
place, and as a Republican he has no
superior in the city.
REPUBLICAN VOTER,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
Bnranln p. .,nruaiuS,

Al 500 Market stree this evening at Z 30
O'Clock. lne sale Of Diamonds Watches,
Jewery, Stlyerwaro aud Marble goods
&c. Will DO continued every afternoon
ana evening until all The stock i5 disposed
oil. Goo. EraHe. auctIoneer
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
Permits S,rNIItBA,

Building Inspector Dohi this morning
issued tho following permits,
O. W. Horn, repnirs TO building at Cor
nef Second aud French
payld Dangel. ono two story frame
kitchen S33 West street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

Dr. Slmms' Genuine White Llniment ia
prepared only by br. j.. Simms and Son
at COG King street aud is sold only by reg.
ular druggists at So cents a bottle and is
not ietdlled In small quantities by any
druggist here or anywhere eise. Can't be
beat for sore throat and paips
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
nrrhnnu unnrI,. ,.c..Inr.

Judge Grubbts session of CIR pAaus' Court
this morning was al uninteresLinR Que,
The only matters Of business transacted
by him were line appointment OF Ellen II.
O'Neal as guardian OF Catherine ONeni,
anl the granting of AN order to Ii. G. Con.
rad to sell real estate TO pay debt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
Penslons By COL. Malnwrlgh,.

Nicholas Garrlgan, Moses Williams and
Jane Evans. Widows pensions secured
from ~ to 80 daysreiocted reduced and In
dropned c.at'ns reoponed and proseo ut cd
10 successful com pleton.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

Republicans Of the Eleventh ward are
requested to meet at COL Maryland avenue
ON Monday. May G, for the purpose OF
selecting acouncilman for the ward. DO
not miss this meeting, as 1t 10 very i'm
portant that you should DO at this meet
Ing, BY order OF committee.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

ANY one wishing to rent nice front
room suitable lOr an Olilce or for Light
housekeeping Will do well to apply to
Mn davidson. Ninlh aut klhg street.
SEQ Advertisement
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

The entertainment to bs given at the
New Century Club building Tor the benefit
OF st. John ChurrlI, promises to hs an
evont OF considerable note. The three act
come1y 'lhe uis gr,s ~ u plRy Vf the iirst
water, Mritton by Nh kole5feld.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

Whi!e attending the pei. o maic1 at the
Grand Opefa llonse last right, Miss iielen
Glaham of No. Gil ". Fourth street was
seized with nu epileptlc.
Drs. Pyle. NegenIunk and Ogle and
several gentlemen cnrriod her from the
building and had her removed to her
Rome. Dr. Aegendauk, the family pnyal.
clan reports that his patient was rJpluly
recovering this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

Captain Sweeney. l. 5. A., san Diego,
Cal. says "Slnloh's Catarrh Rsmedy Is the
first medicine l hass ever found til at
wou do me any COOL" Price soc.
Sold by S u DanrOrth, Drdr4ist 3 e
Corner Senuua hai Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
oda Fellows Can Hold Property.

WHllam y. Hilies appeared before Judge
Gru0b this morning aud was given a
charter Tor the incorporation of the Grand
Unitod order OF Odd Fellows This is for
the purpose OF allowing the order to hold
real estute.