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Evening journal., 1895-02-23
BURIAL OF a NoNoeENARIAN.

MRS. Kennard. Mother of the whining.
ton Merchant and Wife Of a Methodist
Minister.
This afternoon the body Of Mrs. Ruth
KeDnard, Of Pbiladelphis, was brought
to this city and inferred Ia the Whining
ton and Brandywine Cemetery Funeral
services were held at 2 80 o'clock
Deceased was the mother OF William M
Kennard, Of this city.
Mrs Kennard was In the ninety hrst
year of her age. and her death was the
result of protrRcted illness from the
inhrmities incident to old age. She
was the widow of Rev E J. Ken
nard, who for many years was 9
member Of the Wilmington Methodist
Episcopal Conference, serving In many
Of the towns on the Peninsula of Mary
land Mrs. Kennard was a native OF
Wilmington, her maiden name being
Solomon.
Evening journal., 1895-02-23
No E,tra session Probable

WASHINGTON, Feb. Members Of the
house who are supposed to know something
of the purposes of President Cleveland do
mite intention to call an extra session of
congress. They do not claim to know
what the intentions Of the president may
be, but they argue from circumstances
that an extra session is improbable.
Evening journal., 1895-02-23
Chinese Minister and Missionary.

Rev. Y. X Yen. native Chinese
minister Of the Episcopal Church and
missionary TO his people in China, will
address the Sunday school and preach at
1876 TO morrow, February "a, at Calvary
P. f Church. Third and Washington
streets Mr.. Yen is highly educated and
a man Of force and interest.
Evening journal., 1895-02-23
OIosInE up Ohureh AfraIra For Ths Yea

Presiding Elder L. E. Barrett, Of the
Wilmington District, will conduct
quarterly meetings this evening, to-
morrow and on Monday at the III. Z
Churches ct Christiana, Newport,
Union, and at Wesley and Harrison
Street Churches this city. These
are the fourth quarterly conferences and
their proximity TO the annual conference
makes them tbe most interesting of the
year. The last quarterly conference Of
the year was held last evening at Wesley
Church
Evening journal., 1895-02-23
Money to loan. los w Eighth street.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

"A fine new set of niokel.plated harness
1as been purchased foe the Washing ton
Compsny's new chemical Robert al Porter
has been selected as driver
-Tuesday evening next the Fire Committee
OF the City Council will make ia semi-annual
inspection of the department.
Rev. Robert Watt of Scott Church. da
livered q lecture on "A Cosmopolitan pllr''
In ktngswood NJ. e. Church last night.
Evening journal., 1895-02-23
wife Murderer 10 BE Hanged.

PINE BLUFF Ark, Feb 23.-WilIiam
Owen (coloredl was found guilty Of mur-
der in the first degree in the circuit court
at Warner Ark, and viii suffer the death
penalty He killed his wife last spring
because of jealousy.
Evening journal., 1895-02-23
Good rimnr Gaming

James + Wood reports business i'm.
proving Man faeturers and real es-
tate owners ars fixing up their proper.
ties. Orders for tin roofing, corrugated
iron work, galvar lied iron, brass, copper
and Zinc work; also repairing heaters
and stoves. etc.
Evening journal., 1895-02-23
Wilmington Delegates.

The annual convention Of the Young
Peoples Society Of the Reformed
Episcopal Church was held yesterday
The convention convened In Christ
Church, Philadelphia. Among the
many delegates were eighteen from the
Church OF the Covenant and twenty
from the Church Of the Redeemer, Of
this city.
Evening journal., 1895-02-23

Lots on Pennsylvania railroad and
Fourteenth street. Not often such lots
offered at public sale; $50 feet on rail-
road. HEALD 6 co.
Evening journal., 1895-02-23
The Steamer Cadagua to BE Doc

At the Harlan and H,llingsworth
Company's shipyard to day the big steam
ship Cadagua, OF Balboa, which has been
lying at the mouth of the Christians
since Thursday. has arrived and will be
prepared for the dry dock at once, She
will 60 on next week after the Spanish
steamship Cuidsd de Reus shall have been
repaired and painted
Evening journal., 1895-02-23

Lot northeast corner Van Buren, street
and Sballcross avenue at Heald & Co. 4
public sale A chance for builders
Evening journal., 1895-02-23

Continued on Third rase.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-16


cooPER.-on the 18Th irstant, pster REM
son, infant son OF pr. Peter and Sarah
Cooper. aged years and uO4tns.
DEMM0N.--0n the 18Th instant, Maria
nemmon, aged 70
DooLEY On March 10, 1886. Patrick
Dooley. aged % years
GRANEY.-On March III. 1895, Kate, daugh-
ter Of John and Katharine 6raney.
HARRIG AN. On March H., 1895, John
Harrisan. AGED e years.
JEFFERiS Tn third month, lith instant. at
fhe nv sidence Of her aon-ln-ll ". ~ Tebp, No.
III Jeiferson street, Mar ha g. J,teris, IN h :
18th year.
Funersl on 9th day. third month 18th n.
staut, at Doe Run. Friends' hurying giound,
Train leaving w. & n. station al 3i q. M.
West Chester papers please copy.
KELLEY In this city on the 10th inatRnt,
Alaearet. wife OF Nehl Kelley, ~ the 3Qth year
Of her age.
McCusKER. = On March -. 1895, Martha A.
McCusker. wife OF Daniel MtCusker
PENNINGTON AT rest, on March II, 1896
Mary Geneva, oldest daughter OF Frank and
Jennie Pennington.
Z THOM psON. On March H. 1895. w. l.
Thompson, aged 50 years.
WARNER Died At his residence No. OK
Delaware avenue. on Tuesday, March l2. 1895
ID. Corbit. son Of e. II, and Mary Cofbli
Warner, aged l, years.
+ WlLSON.--0n March u, 1895, william w
Wilson, aged n years.
WOkRILOW.-At MinqnedAls Home, on
the lOth Instant, Thomas Worllow, AGED 4
years.
I WOoLMAN.-- On Msroh 10, 1896 D.vid
Wooman. In his 18th year.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-16
Social and Personal Notes.

Presiding Elder Barrett will preach ia
st. PauPs Church tomorrow az 10 80
m, and Ia New Caste at 30 p m.
Mrs. D II Ccrkran. Of Cecilton, is
visiting friends ii this city.
Cards sra cot announcing the marriage
of Miss Martha J Sc0tiea and Jacob
Richards, of Mary del, ia the M. e.
Uhnren II that town on Wednesday,
March TO- at 3 p n.
E s Collins has resigned his position
with 7 G Taylor s. 90 preparatory to
enlistment 10 the United States Navy ss
apothecary. Fred Drake has succeeded
him,
Miss Mary E Truxton, Of Lewes, sud
Walter q James Of Homecoming, Nd
were married last Wednesday ia Camden.
by Rev w II VanHoon, at his residence
No. 240 Kaighn avenue,
Rev George @ Hall, rector Of 81
Johns Church, will preach in Ellkton on
Tuesday evening
Rev T Snowden Thomas editor Of the
Peninsula Methodist, will preach ia the
M E Church at Middletown TO morrow
Miss Ellen w Clarkson, daughter Of
James B Clarkson OF this city, who went
TO New York two years ago, TO engage IN
literary work, Is in charge Of the woman s
columns of tbs Evening Sun.
President William D. Mullen, Of the
Board Of Trade, has removed his family
to his handsome new residence at Tenth
and Harrison streets,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-16

About thirty members OF the Marshall
ton Choral Club planned aud carried into
execution q splendid surprise for their
leader, Rev. Edwin Gardner, pastor at
Stanton AND MsrshalltonL They came to
his residence IN Marshallton on an over
whelming surprise visit and proceeded
to spend the evening Ia mlrth, isss and
playing games Of various kinds During
the evening Professor Frank Brockson.
president Of the club, made speech,
presenting to hr Gardner magnificent
silver pitcher rs gift from the members
OF the club. After repast was served,
they left about IL o'clock, extending to
Mr. Gardiner and his mother thsir good
wishes The club will sing at Msrshallton
NJ. u Church TO morrow evening
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-16
Bituminous Coal
For steam, from best mines.
George a Mccall Company,
Eighth snd Shipley streets.


Ia July we run ono Get ready and
Join the party. via the Chicago, NH
waukee and St. Paul railway (6rst class
10 every rsspsct.) 0ne standard fare,
with S. added. tor the round trip
Special side tIios arranged from Denver
to principal points Of interest through
out Colorado at reduced rates. Tor those
desiring to extend their trip to Salt
Lake, or California Oregon and Wash
ington. salts factory arrangements will
be made For full information address
John r. Pott, district passenger agent,
Willlamsport. Pa.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-16
The ProVident Ice Company

announces that it has purchased Of ice from
the Diamond Ice Company Also the entire stock of ice of
the Consumers and Coal Company and Cold Spring Ice
and Coal Company
The object Of this purchase place the delivery of ice
il this city under system thereby multiplying and short
enng of and assuring early delivery in all
the city These advantages apparent that the
Froviden hesitation in soliciting the patronage and
of the patrons OF the old companies and assuring
them that every attention will be given to provide them
promptly as they may desire, with either manufactured or
natural ice
This arrangement will take effect April !, 1896 upon
which date Offices will be opened at the southeast corner
of Tenth and Market
Prices Of former years will be maintained.
THE PROVIDENT ICE COMPANY.
JACOB PUSEY, President. I. WARNER, Vice-P President
MILLER STRADLEY, Secretary. A. D. WARNER, Treasurer
CHARLES S. CLELAND, General Manager
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The Wilmington Patronessss.

A number of Wilmington women are
pstronesses Of Princeton University Glee
Banjo and Mandolin Clubs which, to
gether with chorus OF fifty voices, will
give their annual concert at the Academy
of Music. Philadelphia, on Friday
evening, March %
They are Mrs. George Gray, Mrs
Willard Hall Porter, Mrs Henry B..
Thompson, Mrs William c. spruance,
and Mrs John Jsnvier Black aud Mrs.
T. Beauclere Rogers. of New Castle.
There are about eighty other patron
esses Of Philadelphia and Trenton.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-16
Four Newspapers aud An Ex-GOvernOi
VIII Figure as Defendants In April.

Four Newspapers aud an Ex-Governor
win Figure as Defendants In April.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
GEORGETOWN, March l6.-Tha spring
term of Superior Court, which begins
here April /. promises to be Of unusual
interest,". Four newspapers have bsen
sued for libel Henry G. Long. VITO is
now mail agent on the D. M q o vail
road and was az the time that .Lbe So goo
80 mysteriously disappeared from q saie
ia the baggage car, has brought sui for
libel against the Evening journal,
Morning News and Every Evening, all
WILMINGTON papers, the suit being an
outcome of the robbery.
Major I.asc Wooten now Indian
agent in Nevada, has filed libel suit
against Samuel Rpop, formerly eiitor
OF the Laurel G zstte The suit for
Islander Of Major We Ponder
will also betrlei at this session
Isaac NGior contractor and
builder, at Milton, this county,
brought suit for $40 1000 agsinss *
Governor james Ponder, who Is q
wealthy resident OF the same town. This
case was continued from Ostober court.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-16

NOTICE.. JAMES 4 DICKINSON,
~ oWn~r and occupant of the house stu-
hifl IA AuArsrnd, HppHlrillminF hundred
10 school Districts AOs II aca sl5a. unity OF
New Castle. and state OF Delaware. ia com
plianCe With the requirements Of the acts Of
the General Assembly in such case made ana
proylced, 20 herepf give notice that 1 shall
apply 10 writ ng 10 the Court Of General SEES
sions OF the Peace and Jail Delgery OF the
State 0f Delaware. a and Tor New Castle
county. on Monday, tbs Gu nay of May. 1895.
being the mex term OF said court, for a
license for said house AS an inn or tavern for
the sale therein OF intoxicating liquors IN less
quantities than one quart, 70 be drUak on the
premises, and the following respectable clti-
1ens and substantial ireehOlders of said
school district recommend the said appl ica-
ton. viz.
-amnel Tow nsrnd William NJ. Ellis
r. Henry Hanson Johh 7. Mayor
Jacob Nanhorne Had. es W. Lee
Perry @. Othgs5n James q. Carton
Harris )n.T Townsend William T.. Rrainple
George Higgins William 4 Crouch
JAMES I. DICKINSON
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-16

ITEMS OF IN EkE5l.
Hell never smoke q cigarette without
wnat d fool L am - ohe-'I didn't
know before that there wei ~ virtue in
Z xarettea at all''-Detroit Free Press
The most remarkable cures Of serofula on
rec nd have bsen accomplished by Hood's
sarss parilla. rms medicine is une qualled for
issase OF the blood. Take only Hoods.
HoUd's Pills are handmade and perfect in
proportion and appearance. 25c.
Colonel Breckinridge's lecture tour il a
failure Now let him eat forty quail a forty
days.-NeW York World.
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LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Whining ION Patronesses of a
Philade lphia Entertainment.
FRENCH TEA AT THE CENTURY CLUB
Some other Small Events witch May
prove Interesting TO Wilmington Read
ers-Psrsonai Mention of TownsfoIk aud
rbsir Visitors and Friends.

~ communications intended for insertion
"A this column should be addressed 70 S0riety
Editor are Of the EVENING" JOURNAL. Corn.
mupicsciona should be written on ona sihs ~
the DaDer only
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-16

Mile de Bonneville and the members
of her class in French have invited the
lnemters Of the New Century Clab to a
French tea It will be held Ia the club
parlors Saturday afternoon, March 80
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-16

Bishop Coleman returned this morning
from Centreville. where be preached to a
large audience las light. 70 mor ow
he viii be In New ork, and will preach
three sermons il that city.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-16
CROSBY
4 HILL.
900, GOT, 500 Market st,

To the men of Wilmington,
their wives, mothers or sisters,
whoever buys Shirts for the
men Of the family. We have
placed on sale a lot of Mems
Unlaundried Shirts, made Of
Dwight Anchor Muslin, all
linen bosom, 3-ply, set in. The
Shirts are extra long and extra
wide, all the patent stays, felled
seams, reinforced front and
back, warranted to outwear
any shirt made, no matter il
the price should be So each
Our price for these remarkable
shirts is SO cents each, three
for 81 IA, or six for $3.50.
This is really a great bargain
How many people will appre-
ciate it2
The Ladies Kid Made Fab
ric Gloves worth IS cents a
pair, advertised at 5 cents a
pair, are going rapidly. A few
dozens left. Hurry up if you
want them.
Notwithstanding the stormy
weather we have had crowds
of we'll pleased customers al
our Dress Goods counters dur,
ing the last few days admiring
and buying from our Spring
lettering of Dress Stuffs. which
we think you will find to BIZ
the most attractive in the city
while our prices are the very
lowest. We are offering beau
tiful things in Dress Fabrics al
about half Of former prices
Please note the following.
36-inch ATWOOD Surai
Cloths at IS cents a yard.
3S-incn Atwood Sural
Cloths at FIX cents a yard.
38-inch Atwood Beiges, il
. the desirable colorinoe AZ !,
, cents yard
Those 36-inch Covert Suit
ings at 20 cents yard are grea
value for the money. Good
will wear like iron.
t 37inch Silk Mixed Noveltl
Suilings at SO cents.
4I-inch Silk Mixed Noyelt'
; Suitings at 40 cents.
This is beautiful and al
q tractive fabric.
Persian Novelty Dres
= Goods at 371z cents a yard
: excellent goods for the money
42-inch Silk-Finished No
hair Dress Goods, a pretty
silky-looking fabric; will max
up beautifully; only "A cents
yard.
5o-inch Wool Checks, nes
and attractive, as cents a yarc
, New French Opera Twille
Flannel, 371a cents a yart
{ worth so cents.
e We have nice assortmer
: Of the finer grades Of Dire:
3 Fabrics in single dress pattern
, which you will find 20 be iu,
as good and as pretty as III
leading stores Of PHILADELPHIA
!. are offering; only a little cheaI
: er with us.
We have just received a fin
n assortment Of Black Crepon
| Newest and best styles, frol
SO cents to $2.25 a yard.
Our Silk Counter is one {
the busiest places in our stor
Beautiful Japanese Silks
a715 and s. cents.
Printed China Silks at ?,
"a, So, 50 and 50 cents a var,
J. Splendid values in Blac
Silks. Some Of them at a
ST most half of former prices.
We have made large add
" tons to our Lining Depar
+. ment. This is another vel
70 | hllcv counter with nc VI
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-16

Jones PELHAM.-O Tuesday. March
18th. 1895. bf Rev j. K. Afiilivan, samuel h.
Jones' Jr., and Bertha q. Pelham, both Of
this city.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-16
PROvIDENT ICE COMPANY.

1t its patrons of its high appreciation of their
liberal patronage and will be pleased have them transfer
the to the company.
Mr. "A. ID. Warner, will assume an active part in the
management of the "Provdent, and has hesitation in
guaranteeing satisfactory delivery under the
system. LEA PUSEY, President
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-16
THE COLD SPRING ICE AND COAL COMPANY
having sold its entire stock Of ice to the
PR0VIDENT ICE COMPANY,

requests its patrons extend their patronage to the
company
Charles S. Ceand, president Of this company, will be
general manager of the "Providn and in thanking his old
patrons their generous patronage he assures them chat
their interests will be fully protected and more prompt de-
livery assured under the new system.
CHARLES S. CLELAND. President
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-16
ITEMS or INTEREST.

Suspper lunch At MoCormiok's Front
and Washington streets. tonight.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-16

Another l5s Of good second hand pianos.
e prghts by Knabe. Keller Bros Bush &
Gsrtz Behning, bale and others. Squares
BY Sleinway, Knahe, Nav E5giaAd aud
Hale These pianos ars offered A. great
bargains for cash or on monthly pay
ments. Robelen & o., No. no Market
street
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-16

has taken the trouble TO look II up He
got Senate iurnal Of 1865 and found
fbRt en- March ! Of that year Governor
Cannon DIED SECRETARY Of state Harrlpg
ton immediately lepeirsd to the senate
cham Der aud announced the death.
Cove Salisbury MAS SPEAKER Of the
Ssrate, aud he, In turn. ammo uncsd the
governors decesee A vote Of thanks
wss imme diately given Mr Salisbury,
on motion OF Mr. Benlay. for bis fairaess
aud inpirilality ar. Saulsbnry
made huMg reply, and Mr.
Ponder moved that he be sworn
In as sctiug governor Judge Hous
ton, resident judge, WIS Immediately
summoned and performed that function
The Sera.e elected speaker pro tenn
and went on with It's business No
election was held to fd the vac tncy
Nj Temple looked back through the
journal add could hud nothing which
iudicat, a successor Wherever the
yeas aud nays were called the vote YVES
4 TO 4 sho Ing that there was not \ full
Senate.
Hsrripgt ems Fahe Legislature
Ga Wednesday evening the girls Of
darlington gave public entertainment
entitled IAN Extra Session OF the Della
ware Legislature The Rirle took the
character OF members aud Ulcers, the
lobbyists being men.
Dixon's House-warming.
Clerk Of the Peace Dixon has Just Q
noaeird his home on his 800 fcre farm
near WoodRlde He hsd house warmth
yesterday, his guests being * Governor
Robert J Reynolds, Chsncsllor Wolcott,
senator Harrington. Insurance Com mis
siuner Pettr K Meredith, John Is.
9 eavtr, * State Treasurer Burnite.
Superintendent L Holiday, Superia
tendent E Stacey, ex Secretary 81
State John u Hawkins, Direct Tax
Commissioner J. Frank Wilds, ex Sheriff
amos Cole, Register Of Wills g T.
Cooper, ax Representative Franklin
/ uple OF this equity, and Rooerl
Peterson, OF Philadelphia After diuDel
the time was spent ia looking over tbs
house Had farm and listening TO violin
repiitions by ex-Governor Reynolds
Capitol Notes.
Chairman Bach returned to Whining tor
last evening John F Dorahoe was to,
only out Of town Addicks man 1t th,
Hotel Richardson. Nearly ali the mem
hers we're out OF town last evening.
d. Mflin Wilson, local AddiclIl
worker. is registered at the Hots
Richardson as from "Bnzzard's Glory
nesr Dover
The House passed the Horse bin t
divorce lssac q ard Arna NJ haines
Newark has ont $37 600 loan whiel
50 Is not prepared to meet The Hous
has p ssed Dill allowing it to create
sinking fund
The Senate passed the Senate bill L
incorporate Milford Council No 3. Jr o
q a NJ
Ryprss NATIVE Townsend went to hi
nome 10 Baltimore hundred last evening
lie will not bs back until Monday.
John x B sdford, Edgar L Haynes
Henry Thomps Heibsrt L Rice an
X G Csnrsd. Of Wilmington, were 4
Dover yestsrd ~
Ex Congressman John ~ Causev o
Aiitora, ros ,4tr1 AZ BE- capitol Hots
last evening
TX Clerk Of tie House William Gum
u frankfort, IS suit here with hi
pupils,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-16

The Electric Construction & Supply Co,
No 3 E Eighth street. Telephone No Al
SUSSEX SPRING TERM or COURT.
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NOTICE., WILLIAM QrIGLEY. THE
~ tenant and occupant Of Inc house si,u-
ated AZ the northwest corner OF Fourth and
" Wilmington, county OF New Castle. and
state Of Delaware, IN com lance with the
requirements of the acts % the General AS
aetnbly IN such case made and provided. do
hereby give notice thati shall apply In writ
ing to the Court uf General Sessions of the
Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State OF Del
aware. in and for New Castle county, ON Mon
day, the 9Th day OF May, 1875. being the next
term Of said court, for license for said house
as an inn OF tavern for the sale therein Of in-
ioAicRting liquors In less quantities than one
quart. 20 be drunk on the PROMISES, and the
following Ii apeCi able citizens of Haiu ward at
least twelve OF whom ara substantial free
holders Of said ward, recommend tho naid
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-16

MOTH Ell, PHILIP Nc HONNRLL, THE
~ owner and occupant OF the house situated
NJ northwest corner OF Fourth and Monrta
streets, IN the Third ward, 10 the city Of VIII
minEfon, county Of New Castle and State Of
Delaware In compliance with the r. qnlre-
ments of tho acts OF the General Assembly in
such case made and provided. do her BY give
notice thal shall nppy Ia wiiti & to the
Euurt Of Ganer / Sessions Of lh Peace ard
IaA Delivery of the state OF Delaware. IN and
for the county Of New Cast e., on Monday the
9TH day Of May, sl being the next term Of
said court. for q license for said hhusa a. an
inn or tavern. for the sale therein OF intoXi-
Cati liquors in less quantities than ote
quart 10 te drunk on the premises and Z q
following respectable citizens, al least twelve
of w hnIn arc FUNDAMENTAL franhnlhnIa IL anlh
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-16

Ga Wednesday evening the girls Of
darlington gave public entertainment
entitled IAN Extra Session OF the Dela-
ware Legislature" The eirls took the
character OF members aud Ulcers, the
lobbyists being men.
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Szuzu=uH#- Z II g
DIAMOND ICE COMPANY

Having been convinced of the advantages that would
its patrons by placing the delivery ice this city under
system has sold its entire output Of ice to the
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-16

approved bg the governor. At the request
OF Mr. Records further consideration was
deferred for one day This indicates that
he will oppose the expenditure
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-03-16

The House bill authorizing the Water
Commissioners Of WILMINGTON to build a
public bath house on the Brandy wine
below the waterWorks and giving the
commissions officers police powers along
the Brandywine to prevent pollution Of
the water used by the city for drinking
purposes, passed the lower branch Il
had It's first reading in the Senate to day