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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15

Tho meeting OF tho Wilmington NJ f.
Preachers Association this morning was
an interesting one and attended by d NUN.
Der OF visiting preachers Kev. l. W
Layfield conducted the devotional exer-
eises. w. W, Sharp. o. W. Deyenish, W.
Jaggnrd, W. Burr and w. 2. Taylor, were
elected members OF the Association and
welcomed To the Association. Rev. Mer.
ritt Hulburd read an essay on "The Times
and other Times" which was followed by
discussion, Eeve. Watt, Cowgirl and
Terry. participating.
Upon motion tie paper was ordered
published In the New York Christian AID.
yoeate. Or. Hulburd called tho attsn-
ton OF the preachers to the regular ex.
charge OF pulpits on April g. DR.. How
ard announced a lecture in his church on
Aprll ~. and adjournment was made.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15

Register Of Wills Cooch on Friday after.
noon granted to Clara Murphy letters tes-
tamentary on the estate of Alfred D..
Murphy. late Of Brandvwine Hundred.
John Gallagher OF this city died at Farm.
hurst on Friday, aged 90 years.
Peter T. Murphy a well known young
tinsmith, died at his home. 3o7 shlpley
street, on Thursday. aged IS years.
One Pullman car was shipped to Wash.
ington on Saturday.
Among the many pretty stores on Mar
ket street which attract the attention of
the passers.by is Millers Drug Store. 402
Market street, which has just been newly
painted and thoroughly remodelled The
work. which was done by Mr.. C. ID. Baylls,
the well known artist. proves that he Is q
thorough master of his calling.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15
VIZ TOOK Big RISKS

when we started business ia these hard times and trade
at stad still but we believed that Clothing Store
Wilmington that would sell we'll made clothing at q
close protand as cheap Philadelphia, or anywhere
else could succeed, and our past weeks business has
partly demonstrated to us that right We intend
to mike trade as big any clothing store in Will
mn9ton We will be honest and truthful with our Gus.
toners aud stand by anything say and having but
one price every one IS treated alike fair and square We
have an extraordinary @r = assortment OF fine ready to
wear Clothes at IS $40 and Sl2, and as large line Of
odd pants as you would wish Our desire to have you
come and look through our line and it may be that YOU
will see something that strikes your fancy The price will
not worry YOU Watch our GhiIdrens Department. it
IS what we call Gem, full of Beauty and Grace Every
thug that mind could wish the heart desire II we
can't please the mothers of boys in quality STYLES or
price, we don't think they be pleased for we have
everything, as this is first season. We would espe.
elay like to see the syoups men, those that have their
regular place to buy and tnk they cannot get suited
any where else, and the family man that thinks there
is only one store in town, because he got suit there
that wore him three years We you all to come
and see US, make us friendly CALL we won't ask YOU to
buy we only ask you to look.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15

Get your new outfit
last week +? Or did
you pref r waiting
until the ush among
fl,a +o;lore ,,,I ,I.as.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15

" ANPED-A half grown girl at Gns North
" Harrison street. ais as
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15
Death src. II. ssntman. Esw
Charles H. sentman. editor OF the New
Castle Herald. died to day at o'o!oek. He
had been III only four days.



We, o committee appointed to draft
resolutions on the death OF brother JOS
eph Proud. bog leave to submit the fol-
lowing:
Resolved. That we have learned with
sincere regret Of the demise OF brother
Joseph Proud, worthy member OF Morn
Ing Star Lodge X. of r. No, . of Grubbs
Corner Del, and recognize the fact that
we have lost most worthy and faithful
brother and friend,
Resolved, That we bow subm!ssiyely to
the will OF our heavenly Father, whose
wisdom Ia uneeafohable and past finding
out and we commend to His loving care
the relatives and friends of our deceased
brother
Resolved, That our lodge room be np.
pro1rlately draped for the spaee OF two
months In memory of our deceased
brother. and that copy OF these resolu.
lions be furnished to the Wilmington
papers Tor publication and be spread ON
the minutes OF the lodge.
Respectfully.
RoBT. l.. BALDWIN.
q. e. MousLEY, Com.
GEo. W. WEBSTER
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15
JAS I. MULTI & Son

sliERlFF,S SALE,-l3Y VIRTUE OF A
VIII OF LeNarl FacfaS to me directed
viii be exposed to public sale at the
Court House. on Market street between
renth and Eleventh streets, in the f,fty
OIL wilmington, New Castle county, Del,
ON WEl1EE.S "a y
TIE LIST DAY OF MAY 1884,
at o'clock u. M,
The following. described real estate, viz:
Al THAT certain lot of land Situate In fhe
CITY - " lllnlnbI9n aforesaid, bounded
and dnseribed as follows. ID Wit.
No. l. with II three-stury brick dwelling
theffoh erected Beginnins at the north
easterlN corner of Ninth And Madison
streets THENCE easterly along tho north
erly side of Ninth street iFb feet thence
northetly by land now or formerly
owned by Charles Gibbons paralis1 witt,
Madison street - feet; thence Vpstprlv Nv
iailt now or formerly oil the said Charles
lannon's. parallel with Ninth street. $50
leet 70 the easteilS Side of Madison street
and thence thereby southpHly - feet ia
the place of beginning be the contents
thereof what they may, excepting and
deserving thefefIom the following piece
or parcel of land q portion OF the above
described lot: Beginning a. the northcrlv
sue 81 Nliith street between Jefferson and
manson streets, at the distance of $50
feel eaSterly from the easterly side of
Madison street. thence norIherly p feet
10 n stake; thence westerly 20 feet to an
otheF STAKE, thence SoutheTly % feet 10
ne SAID side OF Ninth street ana thence
thereby eastcrly 20 feet to the place of
beginning.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property of William j. II. Lingo and
Elizabeth A., his wife, mortgagors and
PAIIt Gibbs. Sheriff q
April 49, 1885,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15

PiERtE-On April 18TH. 1895, Mary A., wife
ot fdgar &. Pierce - "i''
Relatives and friends and members OF Ma
oml 10. OF u Lodge, No. 3. |. q. o. r. are in.
vlted 10 attend the funeral from the home Of
afternoon, April It, 1895. NJ o'clock Inter.
mcht at hivervlew cemetery.
JONE5-Oh Auril 18th 1895. Rosanna widow
OF the late Thpmns w. Jones, aged u We RS
Relatives aud friends OF the family are in
vited TO attend tho funeral from her late
reside zee go West Fourth street on Rednes-
Jay morning NJ 90 O'Clock. High mass at
81. Peters Church. 1ntermemt m Whining
ton and BrandYwme cemeterN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15

Eliza. widow OF the lite Gibbons Ken.
dali and mother OF Caspar Kendall of this
ciLy4 died ut her residence In Kennett
Square, Pa, on the Sth inst, aged So
years She passed her early life on Il farm
near Mermaid, Mill Creek Hundred aud
on The heath OF her husband she removed
to Kenneth where she resided with ono of
her daughters.
MIS-. ReDecca Ksrsey died at the resi-
dence OF her sou, George Jersey. hear the
Mermaid, Oh Wednesday, aged IL years.
The deceased. was tie mother of Mrs. X.
Nj Hannum. OF ksunett township. She
was native OF Kent county. and The in
terment took place at Wyoming on Satnr
lny
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15

-, Inc largest shad caught this season In
ing by the Mesers. Powell, OF the Third
street market. 1t was "a inches long is
Inches In circumference and weighed az
pounds. 1t was really perfect beauty.
David says the name OF Powell was found
Utter the glils when 1t was caught. 1t ia
notoortain that his brotber would end nraa
thls part OF the story. although the other
part Is as true as the book o. Luke. They
on hand. slio'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15

DOVER. April IS.
The Bill to appropriate 81 900 TO tho
State fall died to day. The bill was taken
from its cradle by MIR. Davis. and Mr.
walker at once said tho youugster should
not be dressau by an preparation from
the state. The State admlres the fair no
doubt, for 1t has Sempted the same
from taxation, although 1t owns S4U. 900
worth OF property.
Pomona Grange, of New Castle County
and the farmers OF Kent County cent IL
remonstrances against the appropriation
Speaker McMullea placed flower GU the
brow OF lha bill In commenting on the
sportness OF life and Mr. Walkcr's early
training This is the only ona OF the kind
IN the State. Mr. Pyle had no tears To
shed but sent the floral Offering Possible
deficit Of the State Finances"
The bill died by the following vot &.
Veal Ball Brown. Money, Moore. Rob.
bins. Syphcld. Townsend wilson, Speake
hCMuiltu ;.
Nay Burton, DAILY. Davis Tolls, Ktilen,
Morgan, Mustard, Pyle, EeyOOld. Nator
Watson Ill.
Absent Fleming.
Two fine oil paintings OF John NJ Clay.
ron and james A. Bnyard. recently nalnt
ed by Senator Pyie'sdauEhter in law, Mrs
Dir. j. L. FYla, to be hung In the state
Rouse parlof, wore presented by the
genial senator ftUn New Castle to,dHy to
the House Speaker llcMulleu uccep ted
same III neat speech,
In The house this morning number of
city bills were reported fayorably. Among
them WIS till To elect two pniice com.
misstUnefs III Wilmington ana let the o. her
be the mayor The Park Commission il
allowed s50.GU0 loun and SIS no year an
preparation. Eae otrnat and Sewer be
partment Is allowed 9251, 900 load on con-
dltion that IL tHke S!BO eco year appro-
prlatidn from the city.
There Is an anxious look on the face OF
every Republican IN lAe Legislature. Il
says We must elect a :, rnulor We must
get ready 70 regain what Providence took
away from US In 1856 we intend 10 elect
another RoputiiGan Governor Who lie
snee sur 10 EX senator Higgins Will he
% yet eohuEdFun. Some say it must
be Addlgks. 0tAors say It must be Hurry
Richardson, Iiut time will tell aul the
eonfefenee spoken Oi viii not amount to
anything.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15
"Jhs Atlempt 10 Boycott

THE BIt. BROADWAY CBNTRAT. no.
TEL, NEW YORK, by a small lot of cheap
cry drummers has fallen nat Jas we supposed
II would, MN HafNE- has a great house
ant an enormous business. aud he proposes
70 take good care OF his commercial friends.
lie mas proved by his nifty years OF successful
experience that he Is quite able TO run his
own house The fac that the past month is
the largest that the hot 81 has ever had Is q
great record while tie letters and assurances
commenting his position from all over the
country, show that there Is another and quite
az Important clas3 III people. who like first-
class. orderly house. where they may come
ami go without the annoyancn or being but
ton-hoiod by a lot OF men they do NOT care to
meet Brooklyn UniUn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15

Tho tickets to Denver, Col. and return
Tor the meeting of the National Educa.
tlonal Association will he on sale July 3rd,
Attn and 9Th at rate OF one standard fare,
with tive dollars added. for the round
trip. Teachers and others that intend
taking advantage of the low rates can
have sleeping car reservation made in ad.
vance aud get full Information as to cost
OF eide trips to the principal points of in.
terest throughout Colorado and Utah
Reduced rates by addressing John r,
Pott District Passenger Agent Chicago,
milwaukee, and 81. Paul Railway Williams.
port. Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15

The Belt Line tunnel of the Baltimore
ami ONO Ruirou d At Baltimore will be
made Tor regular pass niger service on
May |. The electric engines which will
craw the trains through tho tunnell viii
not be completed By that date and the
trains Will be drawn by tho engines now
III service The Reit roaG tunnel has cost
tho B,SO. Company about u. n0U, 900 but
the property Is OF inestimubie value for,
present transfer system ID entirely innde
quate, 1t Will save the company large
amount IN Operating serNlee.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15
Tho i;nn,cr Itnsi,inn.

The blue sky and welcome sunshine of
Easter Day brought out as usual bril-
liant pageant of kaleidoseopic colors,
Delaware Avenue was the thoroughfare
where most OF the crowd paraded. It
WAS "A pretty sight to see the beauties.
male more beautiful by gowns and bon.
nets of exquisite texture and make. some
elaborate; some almost plain, but all
making rare show. Each woman 1t
seemed had tried to Guido tbs other in
loneliness, Many were the promena ders
along the Brandywlne also.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15

Andrew Gray and poter smith of Port
S s J$!nss keiley, q lart 5eoosIt. Miss
glty and jus. Iiigh@an, jsmo sG Gains and and
Mar rloy fh ota y % pnage N4 were at
An.w c,,ooot =, v.,,,.nt =. n,,,,. It,,
froni q me Delaware House, 10. SIS Mar.
net street
In spite Of rain on .SaurdaY
o.
lS' ''''1s Ss'S i"le@e" NisN "tsy.
ers. Why rs a short storm.
pz
o9gst@ "''S9 .l'1''o ne l3tee 10
ing proper clothing al zote
ff'es9 --f'2i'.tl'lfz i'ftees'
Yes, proper Clotllino---pro.
per cloth, proper trimmings.
proper sewing, proper fttino,
proper STYLES, and best of all
proper prices.
We believe the nnnnln o,a
on the lookout for the really
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15

In the rush and press OF an exceptional.
iy heavy business, dui ing the past three
weeks. there may be instances where pur.
chiscrs OF FURNITURE AND CARPETS
to the amount of s25 and over have iniled
TO receive the premium offered by us OF q
high grade Bissel Carpet Sweeper free.
In all such cases favor will be conferred
on US. II the parties will kindly notify us
BY postal or call and we will i'm Immediately
deliver same as 1t 10 our intention to
make no discrimination. whether asked
Tor or not, or whether purchases were
made for cash or credit.
IYNy,.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15

One day last week. Robert Foss and
Edward Springer visited the canal and
Were very successful IN eoaxing the fish
from their element Robert was the hos 9
llshefman, as be succeedei III hooking
nfty.four very fine yellow neds while
Edwar had twenty.four neds to his credit.
II was certainly POOR day for fish, so
hohert said. and he knows what he is
TALKING about,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15

A city camp meeting Is something un.
usual among local Alethodtsts and the
fret ono ever held here Will be on May l.
The services Will be held in Union Church
anu will continue every afternoon and
evening of the month. the afternoon ser.
vice beginning nt3 o'clock and the even.
ing service at $50 O'clock Rev. Merritt
Hulburd Will preach tho first sermon, and
during the meeting all tho preachers of
the city will preach. Mr.. Hanna announced
the meetings last night and said he hoped
they would be successful IN the winning
OF sonls and tho upbuild!ng of the king
dom of God on earth,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15

At Shiloh Baptist Church yesterday
Easter was appropriately celebrated. The
Hurdl decorations were handsome and the
finest OF the cJioted churches OF the city.
In tho morning kev. IN. Cook preached
the sermon, In the afternoon Rsv. Gay
son V Jefferson preached an ablo sermon
to the masonic urder. In tho evening tho
Sunday school held Il special service and
at It Roy. Moses Heath and Rev. O. l.,
Jefferson spoke. Tho music of the day
Was grand and was under the leadership
OF j. i. pumau.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15

Fred Moore Of New York, and Jack
Daley, OF this city, eParred ten rounds at
the Monumental mphltheatre, Balti.
more on Friday night. As the setto
wont on paley's condition improved,
Moore was no match for him. and the
blows he landed, instead of making Da-
ley dizzy. they sobeiei him up Moore
Also helped Daley's condition by making
him chase him around tho ring. Had Da-
ley been In form there would not have
been ten rounds
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15

Building Inspector Dohl has Issued
permits for the following:
Vim. q. Guthrie. six two story brick
dwellings on sixth avenue between
Broome and Coleman streets. Valuation
ST 600,
job Ii. Jackson two two story brick
Lack dwellings, at I'LL Jefferson street.
John Dourdan, two two story bgick
dwellings at No. 5 and Head street.
John p0ordan, alterations to dwelling
No. y IIeald street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15
ohitn,,ry.


Owen Shields, we'll known resident of
Bancrotrs Banks. diad yesterday morn
ing aged 56 years.
Mise RoseaRna Jones, nged ga years,
died yesterday at her home, 634 W. Fourth
street.
The funeral of William Gatta, of the
firm OF Gatta and Kaiser. took place to-
day. lnterment was made at Whining.
ton and Brandywlne Cemetery.
The funeral OF Mrs Mary A. Pierce,
who died on saturday, aged rs years at
her residence. No. SOB East Sixth street,
Will take place to morrow. Interment
will be made at Hiverview Cemetery.
The funeral OF Mra. Elizabeth Groves.
aged 70 years who died IN Camden, N. j..
took place this morning. Interment was
made at Wilmington and Brandywine
Cemetery.
The funeral of james II. Cameron took
place this morning. The body arrived
here ut SO O'clock. and IN tho New Ierusa-
lem Church services were held. A chorus
composed OF the members of the Willard
Club sang .he dirge which Is sung at the
funeral OF every mamber. Interment W as
made In the Wilmington and Brandywi ne
Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15

Rev j. A. Do Ruyter, pG stor OF st. Jo-
seph's Mission for colored people, made
an address last night at st. Francis
Navler's Coiored Catholic Church ut
Baltimore ON the new Industrial school
about to he established here. The music
of the service was rendered by a double
quartette choir Of boys from this city.
After the service Mr.. do Ruyter dlstr hut.
ed photographs OF himself and eongtegu.
CATION.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15

Now Is the time to have your house
painted or griine before the sens on further
advances. LAWS Egner is the man who
VIII give yon satisfaction In work and
nilcss'n give him call, Cor. Peach & Clay
French st. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15

A tAhB-fo the voters of the sixth ward
"A. !, Thomas Il. pOstlas ofdr lnyacIC as a
chtil date fou the city Council OF tho sixth
ward at TIE nomination election as a Rcpnb-
lean candidate, not Mr.J. 4. Hietey. Patrick
NearS nor Mr. salisbury, nor he Democrat.
IL ilnIty not connected with amy indenen,lpnt
movement, but Republican d nditlate from
principe. not aciiOhflily hut wltttav 10
comply with the rules aud the decision al
tie Republican party and ID support lac
sneGesaful nominee. soliciting tho outrage
OF my many friends in the SiNtiI wIrl
uIo-ll TItDS. IL PDSIItS,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15

:, Key. A. q. Miller the District Elder OF
the Free Methodist Church OF the New
York Conference will be present and
preach In the hall of the Holiness Chris
tan Association. Front and Madison
streets, on Tuesday eve. April 10th, at
$50 p. IN.
cordial invitation is extended to the
public 10 come anu hear him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15

Bishop Alfred a. Curtis went to Ba!tl.
more to day to attend tho annual meeting
OF the bishops of tho Catholic church in
the province of baltimore which was held
at the residence OF Cardinal Gibbons. The
meeting is Tor the purpose OF comforting
abcut matters relating 10 the various dio
ceses. The bishops were entertained at
dinner by the Cardinal
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15
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Rev John b. c Hanua's sermon last
night was; preceded Dy q seryiee oil song
appropriate TO Eastertitse. Several an.
themH were iucnted and by request tie
choir sang the Old Easter aHthnmf Christ
is Riseu, which was sung at the morning
service, Tho sermon was based on Aets
~, IN tho daye OF Ghrist the mon oil
the world thought ltlAGrsdtble that Christ
should raise the dead yet he dem0nstia.
ted his power i'll ralsIug ms son oil tile
widow Of Main.
The sfeaker did not consider the fact OF
raising tile dead bs sHrs5t as Incredible az
MS acts 81 the present day. From the lit.
tie acorn there spraux the mighty oak and
from o}l.sr seed the foods Of tie world
put Christ conquered death hiuselt and
i LbtouRh hln We all mBy have Victory over
nsalh ana stn. lhs sermon WAS u daep
Eitiisi lh l interest aud one which great
~ pfttial these who heard 1t,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15

For the week ending Saturday Register
Coiqnhoun reports % death as compared
with % for Tho corresponding period of
last Year births AS compared with 10
Tor the .corros pondiug week OF last year
ana Z marriages against & for the same
period OF last year. SIX Of The deaths were
caused Nv pneumonia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15

The Orthodox Friends PHILADELPHIA.
yearly meeting began in Phllad elphia to.
dag, Friends from Pennsylvania, New
Jersey and Delaware wore present iona.
than Rhoads will present minute from
the Concord Quarterly msetinR asking for
permission to pay II religious visit to En-
gland. Mrs II, A. IatnaIl and Mrs. M. IS,
Midland are in attendance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15
HOS RY.

We have secured from large
New York importing house the
following extra bargains IN
Ladies' Hosiery.
Ladies' fine quality forty
gauge, high spliced heels and
toes, extra heavy Hermsdorf
last black, 10 cents, worth %
cents.
Ladies forty gauge, high
splieed heels and toes, Helms.
dorf fast black, drop stitch, II
cents; ) pairs for 80 cents.
Ladies drops stitch, Herms.
dorf fast black, high splieed
heels and toes. 20 cents, regu
lar price % cents.
Ladies Lisle thread hose,
drop stitch, high spliced heels
and toes, Hermsdorf fast black
- cents, pair for 81 90. This
is the same hose we sold for
IS cents last season.
Ladies fine quality Lisle
thread hose SO cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15

Oil opened this morning ut sYi5 per
barrel. after closing on Saturday at 80 per
barrel, and then went up amidst great ex-
element to So % 1t then reacted to
S2 Is. There will be fortunes made and
lost in oil before the bubble bursta. Then
look out for the poor, deluded seekers
after sudden wealth when the price be.
gins to drop amin
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15

The Knowles Wooden Mills have closed
down for two days.
Two Hnngarlans are locked up on the
charge OF assault and battery. Tnev had
iare old time yesterday in Dobbinsyille'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15

The PsnnsErove Outing CLUB will give
its third annual reception IN McLnughlln's
ilaii. Second and Washington Streets on
Tuesday. April %. Admission % cents.
liofnce tNandegrift Is secretary and james
Herbert treasurer,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15
QUOTATIONS.
Reported by
HEAi.D a COMPANY.

Seventh and Market Sttosts
Investment and Securities yIelainy
from To per cont
orders for the purchase and sale of
stocks and Bondsun Commission nxcout
ed ht all the stock exchanges.
Prtyato telegraph wires to Now YORK,
Phirtdclphta, Boston aud Chicago,
Foreign Drafts AMI Lotters OF Credit Is
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-15

1s's'1s, =.z=ss A. =.tsii Memphis.
NM il 80 'lEi5 ia PriVlss telegram
mere anoun1 the acceptance by Lanfen.
ant General sehohe.d Omitted states
army Of the Invitation to attend the state
arlll and eneampments 10 DO held hsrs In
May. -