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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-28

u Tho Chester Traction Company has
the bridge of tho Chester Creek Railroad
Company at Seventh street Chester and
ihere il cEds. There ha. been no cffurt TO
make connection at this point, but it isex.
pectel that it will be made any day now
a. tho road is nearly ready for operation
from Wilmington to Philadelphia.
4, There las been rulnor On the streets 10
the effect that the Railroad Company is
mot going to allow cOnuec ion to be
made to its bridge and hat it will contest
the matter in the Courts. At the last
meeting Of Se.oci Council this same rumor
was repeated and Mr.. & ecnwovu said it
would not do for the Railroad Company
ITO stop the Traction Company from going
over Nv grade or uuder grade, or it will get
Into trouhie. as the mem berb of Council
will not submit to it.
The agreement allowing the Traction
Company to erect u temporary wall for
the support OF the sid nwnlk has been
signed by Mayor Black and the officers Of
the Traction Company. Ihu lines for tho
wall have been sivln ana tho work of
err Ing it has been ordered begun. TIE
officers Of the Traction Company s. Y they
are about r"aiy to make the confession
and do not expect any trouble. There
will be nothing done in The matter, cx-
cspt .hc:e will be indennifying bunds to
give in tho way vedamase7 to tho Rail.
road Company in case of accident should
she cleo ritity Shift II cog
Their" is avery dangerous place unGer
che hri % at his time and II isa wonder
shat som on has no b Ell injured viii @
Steel ting Conpany.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-28
CARRIERS
ARE ACCUSED
Of Furnishing the Names
Of Parties Getting Let,
ters Containing
Money.

There is good story going tho rounds
of che city nv present l. Is to tho effect
anumbpr Of Democratic letter. carriers as
sisted tho Democratic Committee last
week. They were informed that tho COM
mit ee knew that Republican was about
to send crisp dollar bills to number of
cOlorod men in this city. They were iu-
Structed to watch for the letters. They
all came in directed III the same handwrit-
ing.
Tho letter carriers are said to have ap-
piled their test ana sure enough the dol
lar bills were there.
In the due course Of business tho lettsr
carriers delivered tho letters and when ad.
lYantags suited the names were jO,ted
down. Then these names We're delivered to
. leading party worker. Then brains wero
put to work and ths no les was printed
which told each person who received it
that 1t was known that the dollar hal
been &c ,ciyed. The notice had its effect
aud tho result was that u large number of
men refused to register.
Tho persons who ara said to DO conn""t
ID with the clever trick refused TO ia k aud
iOf course the lutter carriers aie indisuanv
shat such an accusation should be cast
upon them. Tho Democrats have num-
Der OF men at work blocking tho ely to
,Mnd evidence against IL nunher of colOrod
men accused OF illegal registration.
The party workers state that they intend
to have the mcn arrested and that the i'll
speciors OF the election In the different
voting places will refuse to accept their
voters either before or after arrest
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-28

Washington, d. G., Oct, Eft Isun.
dar,.ood thata Presidential sdict remoy.
Ing large number of Government olrlcss
from tho civil sUlvico probably Will be pro-
mu!Yoto l sshortlv before THANKSGIVING
Day. Tho order is one which has been In
contemplation for many months having
boon deferred from time to time owing to
pressure Of war business As at presenb
determined upon the order will effect up
wards o: 5000 place.. 1t will Include DIP.
uty collectors Of Internal revenue who urs
authorized to becomo acting 'collectors, ac-
tually serving in thai capacity, There are
about 1000 Of these deputies
The largest class affected is the corps of
examining surgeons of he Pension Burc; u
OF whom there are In al! over 400
About 50 office Deputy Marshals hereto.
fore reported rs class aed, but concerning
whose status the:e has been some doub1
because Of their being In tho judicial
branch Of thc service, are expected to be
placed in the exempt class. There are
other scattering positions, including some
Of tiluciary and confidential character,
which will aggregate possibly several
hundred. This is tho scope Of the order
rs now outlined in of1i3ial quartets, but it
Is subject to further III affiliations before
Dcing finally passed. upon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-28
SOCIAL JOTTINGS
AND PERSONALS
A Melange Of lntere sting Notes Picked
Here and There Of Whining tonians
,.,.a~ and their Many Friends
RICE-BERLIN NUPTIArs


Miss Lillian Southland Berlin, only daug Oh.
ter OF Professor and Mrs. A. H. Berlin,
| and Charles Arthur Rice Of Southbridge,
Mass, were married in Central Presbyte-
rian Church last evening before q large
ind fashionable audience by Rev. L. A.
McCurdy, ID. b.
The church was beautifully decorated
with pink anu white cnrysaD themums,
palms and ferns, and preceding the mar
riage service Mrs. Joseph p, Jones gave a
delightful organ recital As the bridal
procession entered the church, the BRIDGE
cousin, Henry S. Southland, Jr., OF Brad
ford, Pa, sang the wedding march from
Lohengrin The bridesmaids, Miss Alice
Merrill Rowland OF Providence H. l. T., Mss
Elizabeth +. Rice OF Scranton, the groom's
sister, Miss Mary b Nauiain, and Miss
Mary Il. Peoples of Wilmington, gowned
alkein white organdie frocks over blue
silk slips with transparent yoke and
sleeves and sashes and neck ribbons Of blue
and carrying white roses. passed up the
right aisle and down the left to the door,
who're they separated to allow tho process.
sion to pass througu. Miss Maud N. Nc
Far.and OF Oswego, New York, the maid
of honor in pink silk gown anu carry
Ing pink roses, was preceded by little Miss
Margaret Southland of Syracuse, N. Y,
the flower girl, who wore duinty fr0ck
of pink hb1rsy silk. Then came tho bride
with her aiher, by whoa she was given
away, tho bridesmaids and :he ushers
Samuel ID. Perry, Southbridge, Mass, Rol.
land b. Price and Raymond A. Rice, Scran.
ton, Pa and Norbert n. Fell preceded by
the page, Wallace Carver, following.
As they noared the pulpit DR.. I. A. Nc
Curdy, With the groom and his best man,
G. Howard Eimonds of Southbridge, cana
forward to meet them, and tho impressive
ceremony was Performed. Tho BRIDES
gown Of ivory Ducho,se satin On train,
was extremely handsome, the transparent
yoke and sleeves being rXquisite Duchesso
lace. Sho wore veil and carried white
roses. Mrs Berlin wore gown OF poarl
silk with Duchessu aud point lace trim.
ming. Immediately following the reve-
m0ny IL largoly-attonded reception WIS
held at tho Bell!n residence, No. Sl1
Adams street, from to 10 clock, during
which time the many elegant gifts were
displayed and COLLATION. served. Miss
Berlin who is a graduate of Vassar IL the
class Of 90, is tho third iuemLer OF the
class of fourteen to marry. and both Miss
McFarland and Miss Rowland were her
classmates. S'lnce her roGurn from college
ii year ago tire bride has formed II large
circle of friends who regret sincerely her
removal from delaware. After he honey |
moon is over Mr.. and Mrs Rice will 1.-Two |
in 5 uthbrldge. Mass, where MIR. Rico IL |
assistant superintendent Of the South |
bridge Printing Works. corporation ex- !,
tcns!vely engaged IN The manufacture o: |
all XII lis Of printed cloths They will DO |
at home atlor December Ii.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-28
SfAsOTFRADE PARTY

An enjoyable masquerade party WAS
given ut the home Of Miss Nellie Baldwin.
No. l226 Wilson street, on Monday oven
ing. Among thosn present We're: Misses
Mabel HincHie. Kate McMackiln, Lizzio
Stiley, Iinnie Hnbley. Sudie Morris, Agnes
R,seile, Alice Gemillo, Alice : arr, Grace
Farru, Elsie TnlIey Nellie Baldwin Florie
Munien, Lilo Baldwin, Anna ParrIss
jennie Robinson, Bertha Wright, Bertha
Jackson. Rachael Znelslone, Edith VII.
liams, Gartic Baldwin, Lido Morris. Annie
St!iey, Elsie Stilley, Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Baldwin, Mrs Amelia Baldwin Mes>rs.
George Baldwin. VIII Maxwell, James
Elliott, Z. Malone, John Elliott. Earl
Dickinson, Robert McKeever, win Irwin,
Felix Irwin, John Palmer, AL. Wilhclme,
Frank NanPelt. Willard Bradford. Will
Bacon. G. Davis, 5. Davis, }. Mundnn, j.
Baldwin. NJ. McElwec, W. Campbell, Il.
Gum, l.. Cloud, t.. Gilman, A. Wooley,
Arthur Smith, Trank Brown, Harvey
Baldwin and Others.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-28

A dollar has caused considerable troubls
In South Wilmington. 1t was not war led
for registration purposes Tut for hauling a
load of sods Rudolph Dean who Is en-
ployed by William Porter was engaged by
Mrs. Adelaide Rym,ki to haul u load OF
sods to the Rlverv:ow Cemetery.
When tho cemetery was reached tho
Superintendent refused to permit he use
of the sods uu1il tho lot was graded. This
demand was made because tho water
would not be drai cd and the water would
run upon other lots. Dean refused to haul
the earth away unless he was paid rs cents
for each lOAd
Mr.. Rynisii refused and Dean went to
the stable. When he went to her house to
collect the dollar he alleges that her son,
William Ryniskl became angry. He went
into t he house and loaded IL double barrel
gun the contents OF which he threatened
W put into Dean If he did not go away.
He went away and appeared before Mag.
istrate Kelley aud swor1 cat a warrant for
Rymski's arrest. He will DO given hear
Ing on Monday evening. lie has also Gu.
tered suit against the woman for 81 for
hauling the sUaS to the cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-28
POLITICAL
GOSSIP.
Judgesth the Sole Guardians
of the Ballot Box.
We FEEL SORRY FOR HANDY
He Will be One of the Peo-
pie After November
Eighth.

Under tho now law the resident Judges
have right to order a name stricken from
the registration list II a man Is illegally
registered, as we'll rs to order the namo Of
aman placed there, which name has boon
unlawfully omitted
1t Is proposed by some OF the Republic
cans of New Castle to order some
men to appear before Judge Spruance and
ascertain whether thsy arc legitimate ON.
nloyees OF the almhouss as they represent.
Cd themselves to be- or are paupers. No
marin Will be done by an examin alton Of
the New Castle registration.
~ John L. Ahrens, who Is running for Rsp.
resentative in the Second district on the
Democratic ticket escaped BY lucky turn
| OF tho law in having the bill which was
! presented to the grand jury in 1896, ignor-
| ed charging him with the altering of tie
election returns. He Is now to have his
reward by being candidate for the Legis-
iature in the Second district. The only
thing that We are glad of is that this dis.
trlct is one Of tho Republican districts,
comprising the Ninth, Eighth and Sixth
wards Roland NJ. Burns is the Republic
can candidate whose election is assured.
John II. Taylor Is ono OF the most popu-
lar men In Now Castle county ard no will
get his party VOC us we'll a. Democrats.
lie Il working lust as hard for his election
as he did for his nomination. Mr.. Taylor
i farmer and has stood for yeara in tho
kinS street market above Fourth street.
He IS n first class man and every Rspubli.
can aud Democrat for that matter can
conscieDliousiv cast his ballot for j ohm ",
Taylor for sheriff
The Democrats will hold meeting in
tne much hoodooed B.jou theatre ills
(trlday) evening" Congressman J. w.
HatieY Of Texas and Congressman Irving
handy OF Delaware. will b. the speak ers,
The FIRST Rog!mino band Will furnish tho
enthusiasm.
Strange but it appears to tho writer that
l.. Irving andy with The help Of ice man
Turner Of New York, have b5on furnish
ing all Of Tho bottled up thunder for tho
Democratic ticket in our State thus far
for this canDlign
Inc STATE Issues have been ignored en-
tire!y and National Issues arc made the ba-
SIS OF their remarks, which has boon ono Of
The reaaons why the people have roius d to
enthu5o
George {. Rnhwcll, Democratic candl-
date for cb9oner, is making an active oun-
vasS for tho otl 81 but tho people this year
want Afrod b Vandcvcr and thoy moan
to elect him.
This is surely the s!owost campaign ever
before seen in Delaware 1t lurks music,
speeches, red fire and EN- husiasm. The
chin mu,ic which has always figured in tie
campaigns has been sadly neslou. d nd
tho orators have not had u chance thus t, r
to shoot their mouths off and tell tho REQ.
pie something which thoy already know
as much If not more about than the SD, X.
ers themselves.
There is one thing certain and that is
that the election ballots should have
been printed in the columns Of the Daily
REPUBLICAN, s it has II circulation that
reaches tho people ire p,c.ivJ .t polit-
cal affiliations.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-28

CITY Court Cases.

In the City Court this morning when the
case of Lewis j. Brice, colored. was called.
Mr.. Rhinehardt asked for the Dismissal
Of the case. Deputy City Solicitor Cahoon
asked for such o disposition of tho case
Officer Tucker CHARGED Hugh Howard
with being drunk. He was fined 81 and
costs.
John Boyer, colored, was charged by
Officer White with being drunk. Ho was
rated at 81 and costs.
Hilary La Pierce was rated at the same
price for the same offence.
Charles Quigley was charged by Special
Officer Gordy with being drunk. He was
given thu blue ribbon OF 81 and costs.
Harry Mackey was at the depot last
evening using bad language. Special
Officer Gordy tried to get him to go away.
His fun cost him $40 and costs
Patrick Tierney was charged with being
drunk and disorderly at the p, W. &. b.
depot. Signalman John Springer deposed
no was using bad language and was at
rested in order to get hin away. He was
ordered to pay the costs.
Lawrence Mokegney was charged by
his mother with causing disorder at her
house. He was requested to keep away
and let her alone.
Levi e. Taylor, colored. did not appear
and capias was issued. He Is charged
with the larceny of pair of Ice tongs aud
an ice cutter. The case will DO heard to-
morrow morning.
The case o! Joseph Russell, colored, will
be heard tomorrow morning Hi. wife ia
able to leave the hospital.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-28
MILLER-In this ci Y, on October 26, 1928

MILLER-In this eli Y, on October 26, 1928
Jos A. Miller.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
vited to attend tho funeral on Saturday
morning at 8 o'clock, from his late resi-
dGncc, No S2S Monroe street. High mass
at Sacred Heart Church. lnterment pri.
vlte.
PlLE-In this city, on October 26 1893,
Lewemma Pyle. wits Of Charles Il. Pyle,
in her 42nd year.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully in.
vilGd to at end the funeral from her lato
residence. No. $40 Wost Seventh street,
ON Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Scr
vices at the house. Intermeut at River
Wow Cemetery. /
LUKENS-On October 2G. 1898, Margaret
Il. wife of William W. Lukens, in hor
45th year.
Relatives and friend, OF tho family aro
invited to at end the funeral from her
late residence. NJ. ISIS West Eighth St rect,
On sunday, Oct. 50 nj Il o'cluck, noon In
terment at McCunnon's Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-28
Registration Figures.

Tho complete registration figures, ex.
ccpting those from one district Of Brandy
VINE Hundred, are now in the hands OF
the Republican managers
Tho total number Of white men recis.
tered in this city was H. 1871; colorod, 1855 =:
making IA total of Is 0lj The nu uber OF
white mon registered in the county out.
slide OF Wilmington was 59J4; colored,
llbS; making a total of 7l3?. III, whole
number registered in New Castle county
was 1868 whito; 2,52 colored, making q
total OF 3D. i}S. Its not thought that the
missing district would add moro than $50
names to the total. This figures by repre-
sentative districts follow:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-28
Notice to SpOrtamen.

Yesterday t..e Delaware Game Assocla-
ton issued the following eircular:It Is un.
lawful to shoot partridge, quail, pheasant
crrabbit, except between the 10Th Of Do :
cember and 8lst Of December. The pen i.
atty for so doing Is IS for each bird or ami.
NAL killed out Of season; to shoot game on
Sunday-the penalty for so doing is sio
for each offenss--to shoot partridge,
grouse, quail, woodcock, rabbit or hare
while the ground is covered with snow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-28
CHADWICk-PIERCE.

A pretty home wedding took place last
evening when Miss Edna May Pierce and
Samuel H. Chadwick were married at the
home of the brides mother, No 5O3 Wash.
ington street. Tie woddln & was quiet
affair, only the members OF he immediate
families of the contracting parties being
present. The bride and groom were I'M
attended and tho ceremony was performed
by Bishop Coleman.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-28
RODMAN-MOSTunMERY,

Miss Ada Montgomery, formerly Of this
city now of Philadelphia, md William B
Rodman Of the latter place We're married
in this city by the Row. J. ID. G. Hanna, at
Union NJ Il. parsonage, No. 5)5 Wash
ington street, on October 10 The wedding
wns not made public until u faw days ago
MIR. and Mrs. Rodman will reside In Phil
adelphia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-28
TO WE'D TO. MORROW.

The wedding Of William s. FIille1 and
Miss Florence Bayard will take place TO-
morrow NJ noon at Delamoro Place, in the
presence Of tho immediate families Of the
contracting pavtiea Tho ceremony will
be performed b. Rev. George William
Dou lass. OF Tuxedo Park, N. Y. Mr., and
Mira Hil.es will reside at Bear station.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-28

Two Communicates Of the knights Of
Malta are at odds. Kodash Cominandery
No. IS sued Trus knights Commandory,
No. 10! for rent due aud ront Inudvance
Judgment was rendered in favor OF tho
plaintiff end Constable Green levied en-
the effects Of True knights Commandery.
Magistrate Kelley to-day ordered the sale
Of same to take place Oh November !,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-28

George Stab who resides On The Phila.
delphia pike near Riveryiew, loft at our
office to-day box OF fine ripe red rusp-
berries, equal IN flavor to any grown the
first OF the season. He furnished the
Gables wish n mess for tea yesterday. He
seemed ei '"1 ever the showing malo by
his second c w..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-28
A Life Saved,

Notorman Harry 1mms. of the New
Castle Electric Railway, saved tho life of
II snail chll yesterday. 1t was close at
tcntion alone that did it us the child ran
directly in front Of tho car.
ThG passengers wondered what was the
matter at the sudden application of the
brakes cau:ei Il general Jar.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-28
CROSBY & HILL,
SOS, COZ and 609 Market Street.
Great Cloak and Cape BARGAINS.

Great Cloak and Cape Bargains.
Special Sale under regular
prices -
A GOOD Pluiu Beaver jacket,
double, breasted, at S}.92.
A GOOD Plain Beaver jacket. fly
front, velvet collar, at S4.G3.
AN EXCELLENT BoucIo JacSet,
satin lined throughout, doub o
breasted, at S4.S9.
! A FINE Beaver Jacket, fly front,
strap seams, inlaid velvet col
lar, satin lined throughout
s6.0S.
A FINE Beaver Jacket, double.
breasted, satin lined through.
out, at $7.90.
A FINE Beaver Jdcket, double
breasted, strap seams, lnlaid
velvet collar $8,9S.
FINE BEAVER jacket, cutaway,
fly front, satin lined, velvet
collars $3.50.
A PLUSH Cape richly embr' ider.
ed fur trimmed, silk lined,
$3.50.
A PLUSH Cape, slendid quality,
very richly embroidered, fur
trimmed, twilled silk lining,
$7.08.
MISSES Navy Blue Boucle
Jackets, strap trimmings,
double. breasted, very attrac.
tive garment. %.9S.
MISSES Covert Jacket, half satin
lined double breasted, velvet
piping, $3.50.
MISSES Handsome Bouc!e Jack
etc, in Brown and Navy Blue
applique trimmed, half satin
lined,rich and stylish looking
$6,9S.
Ii you want to save a dollar
or two on your winter coat or
cape and get Trading Stamps,
then come to us.
72O yards Imported Nalnsook
Plaid Muslin, a little moro
weight in the make, which
makes it more desirable, &c a
yard.
20O Huck Towels, half blcached
not an extra large towel but
has in it finances and weight
"a inches long, Is inches
wide, l21 cents.
400 yards Fancy Dress Goods,
odd pieces for dress or separ.
ate skirts, Saturdays price, |
!2sc.
Dress Innings This depart
ment is very complete with
the best makes, the best qua'.
tiles, the largest assortment,
the lowest prices and Trading
Stamps.
ABOUT 100 Mems and Boys Outing
Shirts, good weight. very servlceabie !
for Saturday, IS cents each, Speak
early and quick for thom.
$50 Pairs Boys Black Bike Hose, extra,
heavy and seamless, IS cent goods.
Our price, - cents and stamps.
Our Handkerchief stock is
very full-our own Importation
.,nice goods and very low
prices. Splendid values in
Black Dress Goods, Colored
Dress Goods, Fall and Winter
Underwear, KID and Fabric
Gloves, Stockings, Ribbons,
Blankets, Flannels, Table Lin.
ems, Towels and Napkins. A
good Corset Tor % cents and a
fine assortment Of the better
grades. We guarantee the best
values in the country and give
Trading Stamps. Only a very
small commission left for u.s.
Save money bv Trading with
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-28

hevival services vera conducted In tho
Rofor'nad Episcopal Church on Woau
street. below Third last nighi, by Rey. Mr.,
Scudduy Of Texas and Miss NJ Terry Of
South Carolina, and wsre largely attended
Ihcy will a 90 hold service this evening.
Tomorrow afternoon and evening will bs
esp 'c!ally devoted 20 young pe0pla. On
sunday services will ba held at 8 and 1880
u. LII.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-28
It Is Captain Sasse,

The resignation OF Charles W. Ayars as
captain of Company u, First Della ware
Regiment, has been accepted and George
w. Sasse promoted to tho captaincy.
Daring the war Mr.. Sasse rose from color
bearer to his present position.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-28

Rev. Elmer W. Powell OF Calvary Bap-
fist Church has accepted the pastorate OF
the Chadds Ford Baptist Church and will
preach his farewell sermon here on Sun.
day. Mr. Powell has been pastor OF Cal.
vary Church for two years. He Is q grad
ua.c Of CroZier Seminary at Chester,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-28
Visiting Oar City.

Row. !. II Nuter, the formcr pastor of
Haven NJ. Il Church, was in the city to-day
and cai!eL Il! on the pr sont pastor, Rev,
}. W. W. Coz, and II number of his old
friends who were delighted to see him. lie
lief The city Iris al,ornuon, via Baltimore
FOX his Present charge It. Michacls, Md
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-28

Miss Lizzie Hyatt of Boston, will speak
at the North Baptist church, Lincoln St.
next Sunday morning, the Goth, at Della.
ware Avo. Baptist Sunday School In tho
afternoon, and at tho Second Baptist
9th and Franklin, in the evening She il an
Inspiring speaker You can not afford to
miss the opportunity Of hearing her.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-28
MiddletOWn Shirt CQmnany

The Middletown Shirt Company was
Yesterday afternoon chartered by Judge
Spruance. Tho Company has a capital
stock Of $4,000 The incorporates arc
George W. w. Nnudain, William Bandell,
Martin i. Burris, Frederick Burgess and
Charles Burness
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-28
The Weather.

Tomorrow promises to be fair, and
rather warmer Somewhat similar condi-
lions will probably prevail on Sunday.
Tho Thermometer ut W. q. Taylor q
drug store, 3J3 King street, registered VI.
day rs follows:
O'clock 10 o'clock o'clock
40 AZ 5)