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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-28

The annual meeting of the State Board
OF Health was held to-day at the Clayton
House this city. DR.. e. W. Cooper of
Camden presided. the three new mem.
bers, DR.. PiersOn. DR., Clifton and Dr.
Fowler were sworn in before Magistrate
McWhorteT.
An invitation to attend the twenty third
annual convention of the American public
health ut Denver on October l. was recelv-
cd,
At the last nesting of tho Board Drs.
Skinner and VulIandigham were appoint. .
ed to attend tho conference OF the State
Boards OF Health at Washington, ID. q.
DR.. Skinner attended. but aa he ls not n
member Of the board now. there was no
report.
Dr. Vallandig ham gave verbal report
on auti.toXino.
In Secretary Frazers report 1t was
shown that smallpox has been prevalent
In 20 States From February LIST to May
10Th there were 1878 cases and o9i deaths,
fhlladelphia between December Is and
April had 243 cases aud 80 deaths.
milwaukee, leads with 5bS Cases ard l73
denths between October ana May q.
lhe elect o of officers takes place this
afternoon,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-28

AT an adjourned meeting of the New
Castle Presbytery in Central Church yes
terday afternoon, Rey. William MoFar.
land of East Lake Presbyterian Church
was declared a .nember OF the body, his
examination being satisfactory. Adjourn.
ment WINS then made until evening, when
MIR. Mcfarland was ordained In the East
Lake Church. Rev. W. +. Lewis. OF Rod.
ney Church preached the sermon and Rev.
Lafayette Marks charged the congrega.
ton. Rev. Francis Il. Moore acted as
moderator and propounded the oonstitu
tionnl questions.
After the ordination the presbytery de.
clded To ask the session Of Oliyet Presby.
terrain Church To reconsider the action OF
Sunday night, whom tho designations OF
Elders Mclienry and Grow were accepted.
1t appears that tho presbytery which
met at Loves decided that the reslgna.
lions which had boon sent by the elders
had been Withdrawn aud the elders were
stlll members OF Ollvat Church session.
The new mentors OF tho session of 0livet
Church held meeting on Sunday night
howaver, and accepted the designations
OF DlessrB. Grow anu Mclienry. This the
presbytery did not consider was proper
ana tuero must Oe entirely new resRna-
tons.
Other business transacted during the
session was dlssolviug the pastoral rela
ton of tho Rev q. Z. Adams with the
Smyrna church, and tho Rev. Mr.. Turner
was appointed to declare the pulpit
vacant ii. Lee Wyatt was take under
eare OF the presbytery as a candidate
AIR. Wyatt Is nov student at Princeton
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-28

Tuesday evening. In the Church Of the
Redeemer, there will be meeting of the
Wilmington Junior Union. to which all
Junior workers are invited
The Junior movement ID becoming q
great force and even in Wilmington is
growing rapidly. The Junior banner
gained ut Cleveland, AWARDED for tho
greatest propurtlonate increase In the
number OF societies. will be taken to
Boston in July, but the Endeav orers earn.
estly hope 1t may return
Junior workers are looking with pecul.
lar interest to the Boston Convention to
know where the banner for the greatest
absolute gain IN Junior societies is to 40
next year illinois, New York and Penn.
sylvania are ell confident, but the Key
stone State has declared that the banner,
which ie now in her possession, shall
never go beyond the boundaries of
"Penn's Woods "
In Boston there will he n Junior Rally,
Ia which several bundled children will
participate. who will represent the chill.
dren OF every country on the globe and
VIII be dressed accordingly and speak
their message IN chorus. There will also
be large Junior choir and an orchestra
This rally will be presided over by Mrs. L.
L. Clark. IT will be with no slight power
thut the gospel will he told by the Juniors
at the convention. With ali the eloquence
OF pure life they will speak to the multi.
tuucs OF the story of the cross.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-28

Alpha Council No. /. l.. o Il c., of this
city, will have II grand excursion to, and
II reunion at Augustine PARK. on thurs
day July llth Ihe Council has chartere d
the big steamer Richard Stockton and will
70 by way OF the W. n. Railroad. meeting
the boat at tha pier. They will he accom-.
OF the German Lutheran Cherch, and
there Is Ito doubt but the excursion will
ue one OF the most enjoyable of the sea.
son An interesting Programme has been
arranged, and the excIrsionsts will be
vol entertained on the trip. II Ia expect.
ed that members of the l.. o. Il. T., will
be present from Philadelphia an d Camden
Augustine Park ls one of the finest re.
SORTS on tho Delaware Bay, offering ex.
cetent bathing, boating fishing aud crab.
bug,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-28

Miss Bessie and billiard L. Vernon yea
terday returned home from few days
visit at Lakewood. NJ
Another HrtesHn we'll IA being sunk 10
the yard adjoining Joseph StOsckle's Wa.
mond state brewery.
Grand Commands ihOmns G. hpplehy
OF the Legion OF tho Red Cross, accOmpan.
led BY the Grenl Officers will day au
onil9ial Welt TO Apollo Council OF AutuTu,
Del. on Thursday. Decoration day,
Samuel +. Belts found a small gold pin
on sunday which the owner san have by
calling on him at 5l7 AarHet street
II. Victor Gau6e spent last week a: the
Hotel shoreLam while visiting Washing
ton, u. G.
Misses Bessie and Bella T. Dowues, of
Marcus Hook. have returned u0m4 from
paying vist TO relatives IN our city.
BENJAMIN PierlS of Elan died on Sun.
day morning, 10 his 5UtE year, OF con.
sumption. He will be buried on Wednes.
day at the Brandygius Baptist burying
ground. lie leaves a widow Gud fiYe chill.
dren.
Miss May Smith aud Katie Mlnshall OF
Chester rode to our city on Sunday on
their bicycles.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. L. Appleby spent Sun.
DAY with friends IN Media Pa
II you want nice epr ny pants, from S.
upward. to l. Helss, No. East Third
street.
The Sells Brothers have handsome
phi posting car at the foot Of THIRD street.
They have sent thirty men out through
our eo+ntry putting up their bile for
Their circus aud meuaVetl4 which viii
shoS Eeie IN oui city on June l7ih.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-28
FIT TIL edition. :.
HELD FOR ARSON.
Charged With Arson a Tin
Roofer is Locked Up at The

William ]. Johnson. 1915 French street
and whose tinrooilng shop Is at SIS Ship
ley street. Is locked up at the city hall on
the charge OF arson.
Shortly after o'clock last evening the
vacant frame house 1881 West Sixth street
WINS found to be ON fire. Thu door was
burst open and In the centre OF Tho down
stairs room "a well as the up stairs room
was found box of burning charcoal and
In tho corner OF one room was a can OF
coal oil.
The suspicion of the police was aroused
and an Investigation OF the case was
ordered What was ascertained 1t appears
that the house is four feet below grade
and cannot BIO rented. It adjolne the
houss OF John Seeney johnson bought
the house for $500 hut there Is an insur-
ance of 5000 on IL. johnson has had sew.
erat conversations with Seeney, who oil.
leRes that the former told him that he had
better see to his Insurance, as 1t was likely
that lire might occur at any time.
Seeney swore out q warrant for Johnson's
arrest III conjunction with NJ. j. Anderson
Officer Manion found Johnson late In the
evening ut the back of tho house peepng
through the boards and arrested him.
In the Municipal Court this morning he
was represented by Henry q. Conrad. who
asked for continuance until to morrow
morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-28

Patrick Higgins, cigar dealer, Eighteenth
ana Alnilset streets, feels convinced to-day
that there Is danger IN alcohol. On his
counter ha has b5en keeping small alcu.
hOl lamp. for Tho accommodation of his
customers. Last evening 1t got upset and
tho contents spilled on the floor and
caught on iite
III trying 10 put II out he had his hand
and arm badly burned. He had the ill.,
Jured members dressed at Gallagher's
drug store Ills daughter, Name, ran to
his assistance and had her broaEt burned.
Inc accident occurred about 7.3O O'Clock,
and considerable excitement prevailed, as
after the lamp VAS thrown in the street
water WAS thIo on It to gneEch the fire,
bat this only increased the lame. There
was ne damage done TO the building.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-28

In Superior Court yesterday afternoon
the defense in the Islander suit OF Butter.
worth Va. C6nrow began by the calling of
Mt Conrow who testified that Butter.
worth was employed by him on March
II, 1891. Statements were made nj onthly
OF the expenses and proceeds OF the farm
Cash was to be paid for all things bought.
lie said there were 3S6 baskets of pota.
tees and abouttwelve tons Of STRAW when
he lett the place to go to Philadelphia to
board for the winter. He had $50 jars and
200 one.pound boXes After Butterworth
left MIR. Conrow said he went to the place
aud found only fifty bushels of potatoes,
and all the box honey WIS gone as was
all the straw except about ono and half
tons. Two hogs were missing, and he
learned that they had been taken by Rich.
ard Mcclure In payment for feed bill.
Tho witness was still on the stand when
Court adjourned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-28
KENNARD & CO.
62l-623 MThal St.

ust received "A large portion of n stoek
OF clothing from manufactured which
we want to get rid OF in the next ten days.
~ 50 buys during this 10 day special
saln neat durable business suit.
s4,5O buys during this 10 Gay special
sails II line black chevloJ suit.
So 30 buys during thIa 10 day snec,ai
sale nNRt wors'ei homa3pun fancy or
pam cheViot. line camnl's hair or cork.
screw lress SUIT, sold in every regular
clothing house ut 5000 aud Sl2OO,
So 9s buys nsat youths suit GALL WOOL
In hinn. blhck or gray, worth IS
81 Os buya neat childs suit. worth 90
~ buys handsome blue or blAcR serge
or fancy cassiuprs Cnii's suit, worth Is
II " tor pair Of mems pants. suitable
Tor dress wear worth - %; DO pair to so.
lecl from.
l9c Tor knee pants, regular price iOe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-28
At &c..

Last week we sold crepons
at &c yard. There's just lit.
tie left and to clear them
they're come down a cent.
These crinkled beauties are
MnYlh 10 ION
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-28

ono hundred uniformed members OF St.
johns Uomnandory. Knights 1empIar
headed by The First Regiment Band OF 70
pieces, all accompanied by their wives
went TO Heading tl.is morning. where the
knights and musicians Will tnKe purt in
the great paInde this afternoon. The
cOmmahdery ami band never tan to win
applause ami receive favorable comment
wherever they go and THIS occasion is not
expected TO be an exception to Tie rule
Bu.lnR ehe remainder oil the week the
annual session Of the body Will be held
here.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-28

\ boy about IL years old stole an orange
from the stand IN front OF Hanby IL
RuUlo's fruit store. No 5l3 King erect,
this forenoon. lie was caught, taken into
tho store and given u moral lecture which
made The tears flow.
linen the 70 men and boys who had
gathered around the door wsnL away.
The petty thleving from grocnrs and
oth5r retailers exhibits ls a great NUS.
ance. Any merchant who Makes IN ex-
ample hy Furnishing such thief will con.
Ter u pubic UeLuIit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-28

Much shape. style or quality in very cheap
shoes but we are sellers Of certain makes
oil reasonable priced shoes that contain
all these points, We don't say cheap be.
cause about tho only thing they have In
common with tho usual cheap footwear is
that they cost about the same amount
oil money Is 1t shoes of any kind this
evening" Black shoes or tan snoes, big or
little SHOES. shoes that cost considers BILE
money or shoes that touch the pocket
book very lightly. We have them and
would like te meet your wants We think
we can do 1t well aud Tor less money than
many torres will tax You. Formau's No.
10 East 4lh street bet. cen Market and
King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-28

Owing to the establishment of so many
dealers In country produce on Fourth
street, Clerk Foaster has determined to re.
move tho Jersey Market from Fourth aud
King streets, to Fourth and French
streets extending to Walnut street,
In order to prevent blocking the street
and rendering 1t impossible Tor horses
and wagons. Through the trucking sea.
son two or three policeman are required
to prevent collieions. and 1t is considered
that such service should not be required
when this change will obviate the neces.
silly for It, We hope the plaD will be found
to work satisfactorily as soon as the par
tles iutoresLel become aoeustomel TO it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-28
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL GAMES.

emiV"s w oaSo 40" AHis"'' AePu"h'a"
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL GAMES
Games in New York and Pittsburg Pre-
vented by Wet GrAnds.
Postponed games between New York
and Philadelphia at the former city and
between Pittsburg and Baltimore at Pitts
burg were again postponed yesterday on
account Of wet grounds.
Yesterdays EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.
At Rochester-Wilkesbarre o; Rochester,
8. At Toronto-Toronto, Z; Providence, O.
AT Buifalo-Springfleld 0; Buffalo. l.
Yesterdays STATE LEAGUE GAMES.
At Lancaster - Lancaster, s; Carbon
dale, D. At Harrlsburg-Harrlsb z;
Hazleton, 2.
Don't forget Jack Thompson's benefit
game Oh Thursday, June 18TH, instead OF
Thursday, June 9th. The Rockford will
play the strong Riverside club on that
date The riverside team Is ono Of the
strongest base ball clubs on the list and
the Rockford will put on the strongest
tenn they can get together for this game.
80 1t will be one OF the greatest game this
season. Tickets can be had at NJ. W. FER
guson's Sixth avenue and Duncan street;
Manager Thomas Mediation. Selak and
YOung's cigar store, Eighth and Market
streets;L Fosters cigar store, S econd and
Tatnall stteete. Don't forget the date
Thursday. JuLe 18th. Thompson lie the
greatest base ball catcher Wilmington
ever had. and has started Wilmington's
greatest pitchers out in the base ball
business.
The Quieksteps have organized tor the
eeason OF '95 with the following players;
McElwoe. catcher; Petticord. pitcher; Ma
loney. short stop; Fox fret base; Hallam.
second base; NUM-. third base; Thompson,
right field: Maioney, centre field; Elliott
all teams whose players are under thir.
teen years OF nge. Orange. Jrs., preferred.
Send challenges to captain Italian, SO2 w.
Fifth street.
Gus Wheyhin0 has been released.
Hickory club will play Nameless at New
Castle, on Thursday morning.
Nameless Is wiling to play tho Ponies
Jrs.. ut New Castle on Thursday after
noon.
Kennett Square white washed knoxville
on Saturday. Score 81 too.
Manager Hushebeck has released Lyttle
Harry oays the watcnword is play ball."
Ferguson will make record this sea.
son,
Chadd's Ford can well afford to pay
such players ne Ferguson md Hlnkle.
Where Is the West End clubr Why not
play bait?
smyrna may not have any club This sea-
son.
Three new players for the c. A. c. on
Thursday.
Steele will play at short.
Jackson. the Chester centre fielder, lie
working neur New Castle.
The o. a. q. will play tho Palmyra, N.
j., club Saturday at Battery Park.
The Pnrk Athletic Club HIS arranged to
Turner and Mccall OF the champion boy
team OF Chester,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-28

The ladies OF Asbury NJ. L. Church will
give All ice cream and strawberry festival
In the lecture room OF the church this
(fuesday) evening also Wednesday even.
INK Tor bsnaiit of Sunday school. Come
aud help us. Admission 10 cents inolud.
ing refreshments.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-28

The entire session Of Superior Court
this morning was occupied by the cross
handlers questions were rigid and were
principally concerning his testimony at
the first trial He cohtradicted many and
the attorney for the plaintiff this afternoon
proposes to prove that much of his testi-
mony at this hearing is different from that
mt the last term.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-28

Areport having been circulated that ex-
building Inspector Dohl was Il candidste
for the office OF Commissioner of the
Street and sewer department. a REPuBLI.
CAN reporter called upon him when
AIR. Dohl stated positively that be was
not a candle ate. as he had donned his
overalls and resumed the building and
contracting business
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-28
G1'ana .daWp SWiIs-
.dnp SlYle eau 1om hhe.
Guaranteed /aSl c0loa'
SIS, $40. Scperule punIs
so, ESQ una 3.

The Little Boys Suits that
we bought for such low price
will be ready for sale to,mor.
row, "Wednesday morning.
All we have to say is the
most Of them worth nearly
double the price we ask-the
quality of cloth and workman,
ship will tell the story. Every
quick buyer will get the most
economical dollars worth ever
purchased, Don't know how
long the small lots will last.
Double breasted Suits, part
wool Ono shoddy) 9S cts, worth
as much as 81.
Little Boys Suits, ages / to
u years, Sl,4S, some of them
cost - 30 to make
Little Boys Suits 50, worth
double.
Some very fine Suits at 81 80
and 50.
This sale of Boys Clothing
will i'll nowise interfere with
what we are DONG iii Mems
Suits and Trousers. The IS,
SO and SD Suits increasing
IN demand AID there appears
to be no end to the safe OF
Clay AID Serge Suits.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-28

John A. Mcrris formerly of this city.
and a cousin OF John NJ. Rogers. died at
Mobile. Alabama. on Sunday from appo.
plexy, at an advanced age. Mr.. Morris
was millionaire, his wealth being esti.
mated at $50 100000. lie owned several
last horses, and was graduate OF liar.
ward.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-28

CoNEY Island N. Y. May "a The bout
between Tommy Ryan. of Chicago. and
.'MysterIous' Billy Smith, OF Boston.
Wet5h was to have gone twenty live
g6uEds at the Seaside CLUB house tonight
was declared draw after eighteen rounds
by Referee Tim Hurst.
Rounds and 2-The mon both led,
without l4nding.
Round 3--Their heads came together
and Smiths eye was cut. In clinch
Smith put his loft on the wind He then
sent his right to the head and left on
Ryan's body and repeatedly got In his
right OH the ribs. Ryan GOT IN left body
blow.
Rounds and 5-Both met with left
hands on the face. Smith swurg wildly
and rushed after Ryan. Smith landed u
hard right hand upporcut on Ryan's
chest.
Round O. Smith did all the leading.
Ryan's blows lacked steam.
Round 7-Ryan landed right body
blow. Smith in run away got i'll II hot
left on RyAn's fGce. Ryan got his left in
on the wind and Smith countsred OIL the
neck.
Round S-Ryan sent his left on the ear.
RyHns nose blet from lctthand jab.
Smith knocked Ryan down with right
swing on the back OF the heud. aud when
Ryan got up Smith sent right and left on
Jaw and face.
Round lO--Smith iloored Ryan with a
his left on Tommy's nose and led his left
on the Jaw. Ryan's best was two Jabs on
the body.
Round ll--Rysn came upa hit stronger.
Both landed with rights on the jaw, and
Smith again iloored Ryan, who was all
but out when the gong rang. la tho next
neither had the advantage, both Smuggling
and IN tho thirteenth both reached the
face.
Round II Ryan landed his left on the
body. Smith failed on three leads and
Ryan put his lett on the wind, and just
before the gong sounded smiths left went
hot on the abdomep
Round 10 anu ID Both landed OIL the
fsce and DOCK and smith reached the
body.
Round n Ryan smashed twice with
lAit OIL face and then went liorcely at Ills
mum. Both fell after clihcE. r. an
fought Smith to the ropes and 1t was give
and tuko until the gong struck.
Round Is -Ryan iabLel right on face
and left on body. LII II break away Smith
nppeTcut with his Hight on body. Ryan
cut Smiths ear with Il hot left.hander. lie
then hit Smith right anu left. Smith turn.
ed away d lay over the rupes he 20
lice intef red ami ths gong sounded, An
agreement had been made tnat II the 20,
lice stopped the bout. 1t should be deCar.
cd draw.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-28

The Wilmington Rod and Gun Club be.
gan its adjourned tournament this morn
ing There are number of crack shots
before the traps ana some good shooting
was done by them. lhe tournament will
CLOSE tomorrow,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-28
At 10c and 15c.

Ribbons-quantities of odds
and ends-in number l6, %
and 40. all colors and kinds,
with values of Csc, 39c and
soc in them. A good pick for
the shrewd buyer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-28

CANNON-On May q. 1895, Mary, wife OF
John Cannon. In her 9th year
Kr1HtiVcs und friends are In vited to attend
her funeral FROM the residence OF her hu4-
bhntl. on Claymont street. b tween A aud ID
south Wilmington. on THURSDAY morning ut
y o'clock High mass Mt st Mary's Church,
lntefment NJ Cathedral cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-28

Shiloh's Cure. the great Cough and
Group Cure, is in great demand. Pock'
ct size contains twenty-five doses. only
Csc. Children love it. Sold by all
druggists.
Sold by N. b. Daufortb. Druggist ). e.
Cor. End and Marker ntreets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-28
same OLD STORY

About the best goods and Lowest
Prices. Aren't you tired OF cloth
ing talk. Good deal lii>e the old
time circus. bigger posters every
year, but the same Old circus. We
don't promise 10 give you clothing
or next 10 nothing, but we do
promise to give you as good for
your money as you can get any
where. We make Salts to your
order for SIS, SIS, $50, s25, Trou-
sers to order. $3.50, 81, s., 50. We
make an elegant Black or Blue
Diagonal Goat and Vest tor SI2.
Remember, we guarantee satislac-
ton 10 all our patrons. Samples
for the asking.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-28

SCllOOLM Term \ RrEN-At the Union
NJ, Il. Parsonage. 5l} jefferson rect, on
Monday afternoon by the ltov. Ionu b. C.
Hanna. Mr. Frederick a schooImhster of
Wilmington bel, and Miss Annie Marten
of Scranton. Pr,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-28

Powell has on his stails In the Third
Street Market blue iish. trout, shad, sals
water ellis cat fish, as we'll as other varis.
TICS OF the iinny tribe. Call early and
avoid the crowd,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-28

A strawberry festival viii be held In
Simpson NJ. II. Grove nj Newport, ON Fri.
day eYening. by The Lyceum. Ptoeesls
for the benefit OF the chuicn. Ali frieuds
uI3 Invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-28

For good cabinet photographs. 90 to
Cummtngs the photographer, 50! Market
htreeL.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-28

The bow of the wrecSed steamer "AI-
legheny' having been removed, the buoy
plaeed 10 mark same hus been dscoutin.
ued.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-28

8 90 will pay for one dozen good pho
t0graphs, at Cummings gallery, 309 Market
street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-28

The membt RS of tue Levy Court went to
Glasgow to day to inspect bridge at
that place.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-28

Frank L. Smith will lie pleased to see
his Wilmington friends at Thu
GfasnenOr" House at Asbury Park,
during the coming summer months.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-28

For puro milk and cream 20 to I02 W.
l2th street Delivered ia Jars or cans to
all parts Of the CITY. Emil kruuss