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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-19
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Eo.,on June s-"The Boston Commercial Bulletin"
viii say 81 the wool market: The market
contiru.- s,ronr There Ia ess speculation than last
,,erk aid nore attention has been paid domestic wool
This week particularly Territory woods nnd this i'm
,rnv.mert IA distinctly legitimate coming entirely from
lie nils For ordinary fine Territory 30c clean has beep
n,id for large Tho market s distinctly higher than
"a, rceL The mills somewhat better business
The warm weather Ia having stimulating effect and Is
aiding retailer. IN reducing thcr stocks - summer
conng and dress goods Johbers better sold ahead
on wor,ons dress goods fr fall than for years at
III, ,e,.o, and the stock 81 cothng that has
been carried over longer likely TO be excessive
Tba soi.a this week 2ptOOo pounds domestic and
100 l,o Mound. foreign against il ool pounds ionss
and I i3S 100 pounds foreign last week and i2na,"O
md d,r,. site and pounds foreign Tor the
week last year The saes 70 date shsw on Increase of
,, he sales 10 the same date IN 500 The receipts 20
d.,c show an Increase ~ Cli bales domestic and ?iDNa
bales foreign.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-19

a ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The TIP
a Une received their Uptown ofice NO i2'2 hros s
way eu received al the following branch offices at
reg,,Iar once rates until cclock p m w ~ stn-
cor 23.i st 1852 Gth-ave. cor. l2th *: MAJ
az ave and iith-st 1872 Colunbus-ave near west Oo'h
West 42d-st. near Gh-aNe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-19

NOTICE.-The Department OF Docks VIII sell
~ . r,hI;c Auction on premises certain buildings. etc
~ Nick bounded by Bethune. WeN Twelfth: west
Streets and Thirteenth Avenue including Srowns soap
,r,or. see CITY Record Catalogues on Application al
p,sr IA North River
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-19
Railvoaos.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

7
STATIONS foo, OF ives, Twenty third street ard ~
bro4ses AID cortlandt Street. and cortland,
Streets Is nva minutes later than that given "s'" W.
S FAST n., rs,ls, ca
New York to f'ttsburs. Sleeping Car Pf'ssa's
ss AfS$S$Hiiss{tvSSi ,saf a. S;y;':s
ION csrs For cS'ssso cisseisni To'se0. Cincinnati
ae;HaSG, Ees.s; KS s. ~ oq lours
b. Mhsf2n% Ess:so s. c
s TSsff sssfRi c'''
.. "GMsn' Psci g. ksai; Pus ara
chicago Connects Tor Cleveland ard Toledo except '
u'''' WARRINGTON AND THE SOUTH ,w
sa S s I G II paoi and Dains
US Dlnss Carr IS Dining Carr, -; e.; ir;o
CARA dining 81 f cs ss$ e'f'ns MEN,
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-ESp'e's 40 D. H." '|'' No."
ATLANrrc COAST LINE. -Espress. o2s a. m. and ~
s SiS $SSs s SH'9 .Sa S''
:s: fs' HH3 = 3" '' co'na' Streets only
,;s.. n d sS SO 81 sa "a
s l s 1. "a If sss p:!s. n,;:
lSs iis ,, y IS a,i b'i ss s' ;b s
f;s2s :s 81 IS ps g. d f 81" S r r.
ts sS s3s 'c SsTs ga ts .S D'aas SIS d
asy ' S.5 S s 49, " re ls e
ne a"S" TO- Sr'i: :.:y c "a
o0n ATnss ssn BDs Company vii call for ana
check taggass from hotels and residences through
j. d. tiepsral Manage General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-19
SOUTHERN corroN MARKETS.

Galveston June -Coiton quiet, hut steady middiing,
7ssc. lew ridIing &c good ordinary. orc; receipts IS
baiss snIes 10 bales sp,nners ~ bales; stock o@7
bales Wcekly-Rc Ca ba.es exports to France.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-19
RAILROADS..


''AMe RicA's uaEATesr RAILROAD.
NETWORK
CENTRAL. .
THE F0UR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS.
rs w,pns eaye Grand Central Station. i2i Street and
$50 T. ITpqiy. sx.sp, SUNDAY; The ,,i fp%en'
IS. Mold sS Sp,
:'ai'''1 Ta S's ra aa:'G % ass 10 It.
albany rt tg. Mt Ds rs.s.. rsrs" ssss
1906 a@Y OK f'S sHosr LIMITED psyz
Ssssss "a Carries S'f :issD %:; sa S aavas
1890 Gs!s ssc sss Il re-
100 1zsoU1mWEsrEnx LIMITED. pany-rcr
Stops at Poughkeepsie. Albany Utica. syracuse
LOO r. M;-ttlicAao SPECIAL. DaIly--rer Detroit
0sa% sea s'f Gsa pR%s5
$50 aSG ,t,.ss Ss:, s sps sus
500 E M@ oeIs sG' TiS5 LIMITED p.ry-:.-
stops at Albany. Utica sy-ecuse Rochester and
c, Due fIeCcland ;:is A. NJ Toledo io;o O.,
Trie,ysand for Cincinnati due 4:D ?. ~. cnl at
morning After Saf Jun" Sie' s'. there win Be
600 p M.wEsTERN EXPRESS. Daly--ror Al
,,a, pIanyy Troy. Utica. Adirondack Mountains. Mon
Teai S,racuse. Rochester, Buffalo Nlnsara Fails:
SSe'fsand Toledo Detroit Chicago Cincinnati and
6.25 NJ -NORTHERN EXPRESS. Daily-ror Troy.
so,ur, nw'sursh burlington Montreal and except
- o. c"'uaav nights. Ottawa.
7.3O r. MonIFFALO SPECIAL, Daiy-For foch-
.,o,, ~. .unaio. Niagara Falls, Cleveland Indian
spolis ~ oul, and Chicago Stops at Poughkeepse.
q M n'"' py' \, otiSa ard syracuse. 49,. a.
D. ing car passensrrs only for points on Fall Brook
M wa lyons and for Buffalo. Cleveland Ineinnapo-
BIO pM-PACIFfC ExPpEss Dallv--For Syracuse,
Oswwego WATERFOWL. OKdensburg. Buffalo. NJ
nssrn rams. Cleveland Toledo Chicago except Sat-
10 ~, <, for Cane Vincent and the Auburn road
yorl TT i%r chicago and principal points on the New
~ day nights Chicago siserers leave o:i5 rain.
~" PITT s a.; ad 335 M.-Daiy except Sunday. 70
~ n "'sun1ay. only. Plttsicd and tho Berkshire
Ai IT, i Yfci H1rleT Di re-, -, vo>vr,e
., ,h rains run between i5,th street and points
9th ,h Division for as Yonkers IN connection
MI III. 'ns elevated roed Tho only HE running al
h'r Wl rams ms, ont ~ New York
MnRhef Palace Cary on ail through trains
Trans Illuminated with Pintsoh LIGHT
nicnets and Wagner offices Central Station.
az o4 '@.d Il v 81 E, ;, 81 ma ~. ss srsadws
way. r. n. Rrcokiyn
iaTcage checked from hotc, residence by the West
General Manager. General PASSENGER Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-19
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Nd June Is-Flour dull unchanged: sale:
s2 'S THSa' a ssas a. a oSe sT's cs
6skc; stock sOsoO7 bush; southern wheat by ssmpn
mc s GSTn sady ssGt Gs anS s"s
27i.G27rc; stock. sG7 bush; sales 5nn bush
Ss, and w 1,ssay r 81 sf ws ns @s 7c e.
23'sa24c stock 1859 bush Rye hrmer No nearby
oa No choice r''f notsy ss oas4 Grain freshts
quiet unehansed sugar strong "nSnanse hec @
unchanged. Whiskcy unchanged
g; so clear and sraights So 5oas+ ~ winter patents
steady Si6ac per bag 81 4oaSi 90 per bh oats steady
fancy clipped 2ssG29isc No clipped 2sc; No cippeh
@ con dun Nes% .4 ys9" .6Ss a s :Sp
sna a sas e T wps dog 'a @r 81 si %
Senf sieady steers c.@sc hind quarters sic orcs
5a5i.c. Lambs firm; mutton and yea'linss, s'!g.,sc
veal 5a91 Butter steady Northern cFramcry d9ffa
r SS sfsady NoriSsl7 ss" wesern 7Ssc
Chicago. June is-The leading futures ranged as fol-
Wheat. No. g open,1s sns,t owss &C. cG gsy
s5.sS:. s'as IS s s ''s' :s '''si
Corn. No. 2:
I Tune az "a. s..@2: ~ - s -.
september ....... 2o'sa2G. 2sH o5sa25fs 2ca?os
Oats No 9:
september ls'i lSN 1873 ls'snlsH
pork. per bib:
! !sy :::: 81 ~ '75ffs: I'll III: Fss
Lard. per 100 70
s s.s;.ms.; s ~ &C. sss ssG 81: sG III.
Short ribs per 100 10:
s ssy ::: r.. .ss77S3 s ss -: ,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-19
"RI xxx DIAMOND EXPRESS"

Arrives Buffalo 9:t5 r. n. Pullmsn vestbuie LAY
Coaches and Paror Cars Dining Car Service Meas
Ia carte Connects at Buffalo with through seepe's 70
Detroit and Chicago ., T.. u,r,cts
CHI NIX and intermediate points -, D.. r.srov
sI2i55, 1915 p. NJ, sundays only for bAStoN'
MAICIi cHi'NK, ana the coal branche. u,,,vrs
nARRE PiTTsTON, SCRANTON. and principal inter
mediate stations Connects for all points In coal regons
chair car for Wilkest1rre -. y,,vrs
s3.:,n 4,tO p NJ daily. except Sunday. for WiLkEs.
p.pRE pITTGTON SCRANTON AMI principal ln,er'
rds.a stations 70. al poins In coal fegions
pulra, R',Tst Parlor Car 10 wilkesbarre. 49,.
80. 5,I5 p ". daily for EAsTON and ih'er-
sSs55 S,IO p ~ daily except Sunday. Express tos
s,atingcr and principe. intermediate stattors connects
for Rsedlng and Harrisburg Chair car 20 satingt.
.0S5 800 p N. daily 70, BtFFAlfD. NlAHn,H
FATiS ard ali points West Pullman sleeoe, Vestio"''
train r. T. TO chicago. seep"rs 70 BuGalo and I9rnn,,
~. $3.50 dali, except sqnday srnIin n, ~
n, s0f'TTf PLhINFlEI.D. EAsTnN. B.TpnrLEnnrr99.
MATCH CHUNK. I. D. J,'SCTIoTi SA,F6 J pn,,
man Sleeper sar Bufa:o None but sleeping car passengers
pocHT:rER BtiFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. ard all
west Pullman sieep"rs q Wfkeshfrre ana Iinan
additional ,nra dsi.v except sunday FOR 30.
pt,nnW and intermediate points leave re rollows
200 NJ 80 no 1855 20. and '5;3o ~ r ~,
'Tict.,s md Pull man nccorm dations ~ liz Wi ..s
~, o., ard 1879 broadway u r. itth s. lss ISL
g, ioT Io,Ysry y. Y. SEQ Fulton 81. 'oif, b. W
r,c,I,rov and Procklvn Annex Bro1k'vn, -
Transfer Co. VII. call for ara cnecN uasssse tf0"
hotel or residence through 70 d'S''na'ion'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-19
LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

Stations foot OF West 23d 81. penn r. E.) Co'ts"os
or Dssbrosses ST. -.
sfndicates time from Nes, 2Sd 81 Ofer ngures mo"
time from Co.tlandt or Desbrosses s.. 49,, L..
sG.I5, $40 A. N. daily Sunday '6.o, a. M u"
MAIrH CHUNK and in,ernreda,e stations, .cpaw.
s2tS5. Sis A. NJ daily for WIi.KEsBARRE s,Hhr-
TON week davs, ELMlRA week daysl IIHACS'
GENEVA. ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO. NIAGAHA rALLS,;
and the West AMI principal local points dnpg car and
chair car Puha.o. 49,.
sIO:25. 1890 A. ~. Sundays only Tor Bound broos
end intermediate stations ,..,.cu
CHUNK and Intermediate points.
st1 ,S5. 1900 noon daily except sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-19
he range O. contrac, nr,ces follows:

Foreign markets-santosCoree marke: cosed-holiday.
hamburg 'Nree market advanced pig. sales 1900
naes Ha're-tohee market opened steady y franc ad-
vance; at y m. unchanged: 3 D m, steady and
changed; closed dull but steady al net advance Of
franc total sales. 1900 bags
January 400 july ................4 40 50
August
Msrch 100 September ......... 40 %
.PiH October ............ 4G 30
May $500 November .......... 40 80
June 40" Dece;aber .............. ~
Hio-Cofee market cosed-hoday: receipts 10000
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-24

Messick. William Mask. Fred. A. Ross,
John. Ripperger, A. +. Downs. DR.. u. O.
Honeywell, D. r. Williams. A. II. Burton.
James J. Welsh, James J. B. Sharpe. r.
L. Brandt, F. w. Fisher, James I. Cooper,
and B. F, SHAKESPEARE.
The committee on entertainment was
Fred. A. Ross, J. H. Westcott, L. G.
Fritz H. A. Bradheld and d. ]. Wingfeld.
The proceeds are foy- the benefit Of the
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church choir.
eRav. W. ]. Birmingham and Rev Geo
J. Kelley went to Philadelphia to-day to
attend the conservation exercises of Bishop
Prendcgast at the Cathedral.
+, J, Stackhouse of Landenburg, was in
this city last week
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-24


Sheriff Finn yesterday afterno Ii sold
the property Of Brown & Thomson to
Illghman johnson for $3.50.
The Levy Court spent the morning n
the books of the County asscssors
Nathan II. Dayett has been grant 'et.
tiers testamentary on the estate II H. n.
beth q. Shakespeare
In the City Court this morning Lily
Emmet was charged with assault and bat,
terry on Myrtle Douglass The case was
dismissed upon the payment of costs at
the request of the prosecuting witness
Andrew, Reggie, having moved fl, m
his former house, the case was dismissed
Mr.. w. n. Mccormick accepted the
general agency for the New York Nation
al Building and Loan Association, for tie
State Of Delaware
The New York National Building ard
Loan Association will hold q meeting to.
morrow Thursday evening, in Red Mems
Hall, 5l5 Shipley st.
James R. Cooper died at his HON, In
New Garden, Pa, on Monday, in his 7Gt h
year. He leaves widow and five chill.
dren, among the number being Hannah,
wife of Thompson Mitchell of Mill Greek
hundred. lnterment at New Garden on
Thursday.
Elk COUNCILMAN Alfred S. Denny died at
his home No. 7l3 Warner street, aged ~
years. His funeral will take place to NOR.
row.
Dr. j, NJ. r. White last night lectntcd
In ST. Johns parish house on "Heredity"
Delaware Lodge A. o. L. W., will give
an entertainment this evening at Woi L.
mems Hall.
The Rev. T. A, McCurdy last evening"
preached at the nvangelstlc services la
West Presbyterian Church.
w. A. Hukill will sell some good furn:.
ture at 40 BrCome street tomorrow (25th)
at 8. 80 A NJ.
stansburyJ. Wiley will locate in Yosk,
Pa, where no will superinLend q dental
man factory.
The real estate OF the late James Hard.
ing, VIII be sold at public sale, at the
o'G.otk u. m.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-24
Holiness Uhristiam Association.

-. AT the fourth annual conference of The
Holiness Christian Association YESTERDAY
afternoon Presiding Elder G. w Ruth OF
the Western Conference, L. J. j. Wrlght
OF Chester, and Presiding Elder ]. E.
Trumbauer discussed the question $40
what conference do the ministers who
handed in designations belong" The dis
cussion was caused because Of the resign.
Ing OF several ministers from conferences
to which they had been transferred
Dr. W. M. Levy Of Philadelphia ad-
dressed The con Inference on Baptism Of the
Holy Oh ost." 1t was an able talk, and it
was enthusiastically received by those
present.
Reports were read from ministers of the
following charges: Chester, the Rev. Will
liam Brown: PotGstown, Pa, tho Rev,
Charles Snyder; Seyferts Station, Pa, the
rev Is. ii. Magee: Calvary Mission, Read.
ing, Pa, the Rev. B. Fl. Magee; Reading,
"a, tho Rev. NJ l.. Stewart, Freoland,
"a, the Rev: H. 2, JONES' West Chester,
the Rev. A. NJ. Wilson; Hazelton Pa the,
Rev. II. P.Jones Wilmington and Convent
"a, the Rev. II. z. Peters, Sandy Valley1
pa., the Rev. II. P. Jones Wetherly, Pa.
the Rev. 9. 9. Brown; Darby, Pa, thu
Rev. Caleb Betz Gloucester, N. j., tho
Rev. J, M. Van Bunk.
IN the evening revival services were
held. The Rev. G. c. Brown preached
powerful sermon. A meeting was also
held at the Peoples Mission ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-24
Trustees of the Poor.

AZ the monthly meeting of the Trustees
obthe Poor at Farnhurst to-day the new
members Messrs. Dickey, Murphy, Sal
mon, and Walker were sworn In. The
latter two were members of the old Board,
and wefo re.appointed.
The pay roll amounting to $3.50 II was
PAD. Tho population of the house Is as
follows; White: men 172, women SO,
children 5; Colored: men is, women Is,
children 7: Total, white 24O: colored Al,
The following deaths took place during
the month, Allen Goldsborough, Ezlon
Turner James Taggart 40 years, Thomas
kavanaugh go Clemen,ine Donovan 81.
Messrs. Murphy, Armstrong and Chan.
dler reported having visited the house and
found 1t In excellent condition.
Messrs. Diokey, Hart and Weldn were
named for the next month.
The Board has a, $50 "a on hand to run
II Tor the ensuing 3 months. Messrs.
Murphy aud Dlckey Were appointed to all
committees on which Messrs. Culbert and
NeWail formerly served
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-24
Coed pe,ee,Iye Work.

on Sunday evening the State Detectives
were notified by former jeweler Of this
city that he had six gold watches, two sill
yer watches and two diamond rings stolen
from him. He had missed the articles
only that day and OF once reported the
LOSS.
Detective Witsel went to work on tho
case and succeeded in finding the articles
on pawnshops In this city and Philadelphia
All succeeded In capturing the thief,
James Barber who now resides on Spring
Garden st. Philadelphia, but who boarded
In the house here for time where tho
1ewelry was taken from last July.
The articles were valued at $3.50 and tho
owner Is elated over the recovery of the
articles In such a short time.
Detective Witsel was standing at the
city hall this morning when Edgar r.
Vernon of Mount Cuba informed him
that he had lost several cans of lard and
that he accused William Ford Of tho
larceny.
Ford had been employed on the farm
and was In the habit Of coming to market
for Vernon and taking lard to customers.
In doing 50 he had good chance to take
an extra can and when he came to this
city he sold IL at 3 cents a pound
In about an hour afterward the detec
tive saw the colored man at Sixth and
Market after scourad his haunts in Silver.
brook. He admitted the theft of three
cans OF The lard to the detective
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-24

Mrs Smith Of tho Model Restaurant 1,
contlned to her bed with severe attack of
the grippe. llsf many friends hope for
he, speedy recovery.
Dr.. Bullock who has been on the si k
list. has so far recovered as to DO able 10
visit his various patients.
Mrs, Howard Stats is on the sick list.
Second assistant engineer of tho fire de.
partment is suffering with bad cold and
is not able to be about.
Chief engineer Charles II. Welde, IL
slightly under the weather suffering with
slight attack OF the grippe.
Israel Marshall of Yorklyn is quito i'll
with the grip.
Detective McVcy has been indisposel for
the past few days,
While at the Liberty house last evening
City Councilman Smith recnvcd telo.
phone message that his wife had boeu tax.
en- very i'll. She ia very low today.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-24

superior Court yesterday afternoon de.
cideu to grant rev trial in the case of
stephen Mitchell's executors vs.. Abner II.
Woodward.
Inc court also handed down the decis-
Ion IN the case of the Norfolk Lumber Co.
vs. simmons Argument in the deinure
III this case was heard last week. The
case Is very complicated one. The de.
murc was filed several DAYS ago, and il was
wiped out ly tho courts decision. The
case now stands about where it was when
II was 1lrst put on the trial list,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-24


February
2i-Mrs. Alfred DUPONT, KpnGntt pIts
near Mt salem Lane. N'
25-Edwatd NJ. Hance, Bear Statlon.
New Castle, llt.
2b- EstAto.of Mrs. Bradford, city,
R-Sale OF Furniture ana GA rDoIs at Std
hams & Sons Auc i,vorn,
M-John Wise. estate OH premisea
March wy
i-Saie OF Harding Estate atCourt Hous
g-Sallie Prettyman, Oak Hill.
2-F Van HeFIe. Jr., mile south of
Port Penn, bel.
g-Barnoy Ntzhugh, near Holly Oak,
Brandywre Id. Del
e. Administrators sale OF Jalnos Foote'S,
estate.
s-Geo. Cupit. stock and utensils, Chric.
tiana Village.
l0-SHle Of furniture.
40. q. Sutton, New Castle I'D,
ll-Joa Go uld. New Castle I'D.
u-Hale OF furniture, West Twcl IN a reat
i8-SGle OF farm so0ds. near Hoo e, lin
ls-Saie of furniture.
a9-- Brendy vine springs Hotel furniture
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-24

The funeral of William II. Holland took
place this morning from his late residence.
No. 5l7 East Fourth street. Tho funera;
was largely attended by tho Blyard Legion
Shields Library Association and @ b. L..
The floral offerings were numerous and
handsome.
High mass was celebrated in st. Mary's
church by Rev. Miles J. McManus and in.
torment made in Cathedral cemetery.
The funeral Of w. Walter Gooduuw
took place to-day from his late residence
SIS North Harrison street
Services were held last evening at Lis
home by Rev, Kegwln who spoke feeling.
ly over the remains of tho popular young
man. Interment was made at RosebanE
Cemetery, Cecil County, Md.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-24

Butter sold to-day at 20 to 2Scents per
h.; eggs, 30 to 22 cents per dozen.
turkeys, 10 TO Is cents per. Id; chickens,
6Octo 81. 20 per. pair; pork, 10 cents per. h.,
sausage. 10 cents per. ID, ; potatoes, so cents
per. bushel; oranges, 20 to 80 cents per
dozen; celery, cents stalk; ducks, rs
cents each; geese, Sl.25 each; guineas, rs
cents pair; lemons, 100 to 10 cents do,
bananas, 10 to 10 cents per dozen; toma-
toes 10 cents box; radishes,3 cents per
bunch; spinach 5 cents a head
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-24

A very interesting meeting was held last
evening; three men were at the altar and
proiesscd conversion; these men must be
IN earnest when they wet the alter with
thclr tears May God bless them We
think it would surely repay those who con.
tribute to this work. had they been in the
meeting Any ono having IL contribution
to make to the Mission, of money or cloth.
ing, please notify the superintendent do
not give to any one except tho . have the
authority from tho Board of Directors 10
collect We desire TO thank those who
have so kindly contributed to this work
The Board of Directors will hold meet.
ing to elect 'heso officers Thursday night
at 80 O'Clock. The members of The Beard
are reques ed to be prosenE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-24
LET FALL THE RUIN.


Let faii tho ruin propped by Europe's handsl
It's oottering walls are but nest Of crimsi
slayers and ravishers In licensed bands
Swarm darkly forth to shame the face Of
time.
False imbecile and cruel, kept In place
Not by Its natural force, but by the fears
VI foes with hand on hilt, even by the grace
VI rivals-not blood guiltless all these yearsl
Aye, let the ruin fall, and from Its stones
rebuild a civic temple pure and fair,
Where freedom is not alien; where the groans
OF dying and ravished burden not the air.
Richard Watson Glider In Century.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-24
pEGlSTEH'SOKDEA
III REG IsTEts OFFICE,
NEW CA5rLE COUNTY, DEI.,

req. u, 1877.
upoh the application of Sarah Il. DUFFY.
administrative OF Joseph Duffy, late OF
Wilmington Hundred. In said oouuty
deceased II Is .rdcrol aud directed by tia
Register that the Adm lnistratrix aforesaid
give notice of granting OF Letters OF ADMIN.
iRtration upon the estate OF the dpCeas.
ed With tho date OF granting thereof, Nv
causing advert rsementsto be posted within
forty days from the date of such Ici;rrs in
six OF the most publ lilo pluccs OF the county
Of New Castle. requiring all persons bayinn
demands aghinstNhe estate to present tina
same, or aNide by an net OF Assembly in slioh
case made md provided: and also cSuae tina
aineto b6 inserted within the same neriod
IN the DAILY REPUBLICAN, n0wspape nun
lishod IN Willnin4t ton. Del.,und to no cJntinu.
ell therein throe weeks, ie. @ d.
j-l DlvCD under the hand and seal OF
( S. 81, oifico of the Register aforesaid at
- W Wilmington. in New Castle County,
nforcsalN the day and year above written
CALVIN W. CROsSAN. Register.
NOilCE-Notloe Is hereby given that letters
OIL adm histration were iu duo form of law
granted unto the undersix IN cd, on the 18th day
Oh Fen a. D.. 1917. and that all persons
having claims against the estate of the de.
ccnsed must present the same. duly Gttasted
to the said Adminissratr. X on or before the
nth day oil Feb 1893. or abide the Al,
or assembly In such oase made and pruyiJod
sARAH T. % FY
hddross;- 90 Poplar st.. VII. Del iii
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-24
The Horse and the Wheel.

"Aft"r al to@ It close affinity be-
1--WE u /" icyclc and the horse. "
How SO"
saw rdhcadcd bloomor girl today,
bld lhrr' Wvlc Chr. " white bicycles direct
l. behind nur. truth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-24

EWNNAil.-A big bargain il sold In 70 ,lays
i A nue star" and dwelling IL ron,n. ~, n
h1ih, al HOlern IL pgDvPments, 200 - -
tirn ICt NIii H. room ft static II r mr..
y terms Apply to {, W GopIinp M
ana JoneleOn street Ieitr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-24

Fish 30. pound on Thursday, Feb.
Goth, at 9th and King streets. Trout ,ciscos
blue pike, yellow perch and other kinds
to go at 5c. pound. l have no branch
stores and respectfully ask your patron.
age. Goods delivered. David A. Nc.
Clure,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-24

There will be a genuine marriage a0 che
Auditorium tonight. Rav. William
Walling of Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church will perform the ceremony.
will take place promptly at o'clock. 1t
1t is expected that the largest crowd Of
the week will be present