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The herald., 1898-04-07
Totals ........s2, 2,47o,S7l ,2,l5s,eo5 s5.777.s74


Transfers for the week ended April 5th
were 266 In number, and amounted to $143,-
7S2, as against 26i amounting to S1S4 1853 for
the preceding week, and 327 aggregating
1921 49S for the corresponding week of last
month.
Mortgages filed for the week ended April
9Th were 125 in number, and amounted to
$l66.S9i, as against lis amounting to SITE, ,778
for the preceding week, and 146 amounting
to $250,l17 for the corresponding week of
last month.
Releases of mortgages for the week end
ed April 4th were los in number, and aggre-
gatea S130,2S4, as against lis amounting to
3,954 for the preceding week. and 12O
amounting to 1882 346 for the corresponding
week of last month.
The building record of the city for the
month of March makes favorable COM
parison with that of the same month last
year. During March, 1897, the building su-
perintendent issued 1872 permits for con-
structions and repairs, aggregating $780,
0S7 while for the month of March just
past, while only 129 permits were issued,
they amounted to $245, 500, which represents
new building work. with the exception of
about $4,000 for alterations and repairs
Considering the alleged dullness of the
building trade these figures are highly sat
isfactory
Following may be found a statement of
the loans made and releases recorded by
banks and private individuals during the
month Of March, 1898:
The herald., 1898-04-07

The screw Of an Atlantic steamer costs
about s4OOO
The herald., 1898-04-07

Wall paper, late styles, low prices, at
A. A. Eckstrom's, 324 South Spring street.
The herald., 1898-04-07

Following may be found a statement Of
the loans made and releases recorded by
banks and private individuals during the
month of March, 1898:
The herald., 1898-04-07

Total
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-08
SOCIAL J09lINGS
AND PERSONALS
A Melange Of Interesting Notes Picked
2 Here and There OF WilmingtOnians
and their Many Friends.
A BIRTHDAY RECOLLECTION.

Tho forty second birthday of George
Anderson which was observed On Monday
recalls to Mr.. Anderson's mind h rather
unpleasant incident which occurred on his
twepty-tirst birthday. Thirteen of ha
friends on that day deterlniued to surprise
him and engaging hack drove out to Mr..
Anderson's home. Front street in those
days was pike and during the winter
months was always in rough condition,
That day it was more so because Of the
rain which had fallen fox many previous
hours, and the fact that tho driver was
not familiar with the road opened unseen
dangers in the shape of holes which the
water had made
Into one of these the dri"cr drove ana
the thirteen superstitiou',y yet happy young
people, were unceremoniously pitched into
puddle of mud by the upsettlng of the
wagon. The party collec cd Itself how
6ver, and continued its way to Mr.. Andor-
sous home where the afternoon and even
ing were pleasantly spentin discussing the
funny size of The afternoons experience.
OF that party but eight ara now living.
Among he five dead there Is Mrs, Annie
Cbippcy, whose superstitnlion because Of
tho thirteen vehicle occupants was tho
most pronounced. The other deceased
are James Dudley, Benjamin Madison,
Edward Graves and 10 ,oph PurDel Those
living and who wished Mr.. AndrrSuu
continued ,iong life on Monday are Mrs
Stansbury Murray, Mrs Maggie Jones,
Mrs. Mary Williams, Miss Ed Sina b.
krnss, Miss Maggie klas, Fred Jones and
Mrs Sue Roberts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-08
LODGE ENTERTAlNS.

An enjoyable entertainment was given
In Odd Fellows Hall las evening by
Naomi Lodge Degree Of Erhecca. The
hall was well filled with the members and
at the expiration uf the entertainment 70 =
freshmontI were served. In connection
with,tbe musical and literary program the
Wpolsey C4ub presented IN Interesting
comedy entitled Turn Him Out, = which
was pronounced u success.
The characters of tho comedy were !:
"Mackintosh Moke," Flank Cooper; Mrs.
Julia Muke," Anna Nenn; ''S',San, Indj,
Wlvol; Miss Kos leaf, Bessie Ra.n
''Hnrry Cross David ltu,ter; "l'"rter.
Thomas Simpson; "NlcEodomu., Waiter
A. Mackey; Byzantine NoseIeaE,' VII
liam O'keefe
The musical and literary program con-
sisted Of the following numbers: Piano
duet, Mrs. Fisher and Miss Bertha Pierce;
recitation, Miss Ethel McN.y; ban j. and
harmonica duet, Alessrs, Basco and benny:
recitation, Cornelius Blally; vocn! solo,
William McNulty; recitation, Miss Phoebe
Smith; vocal solo, Miss Mandy Moody;
piano duet, Misses Bertha Dill aud Mabel
Hart.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-08
LAWAREANS'
...... FEAST.
Seventh Annual Banquet
OF Blue Hens Chick
ems.

With sp'echifying and singing. with
frastlng and merrymakng, tho old Blue
Hens chickens who have fiocked from tie
parent wings to make theic nests in phila.
dolphin, renewed their youth at tla slv-
eh'h annual reunion and banquet of the
society of the Sons Of Delaware of Phila-
deiphio. last night at Tic Walton.
IL was an impressive occasion and Joy
Gus ono. Men Of di,tinct ion from the lit.
tie Diamond Commonwealth wurc present
Near,y 2iU members and guests lissene to
ini"restin, addresses and ex oiled the
greatness Of Delaware.
These officers were e.satol for the Oh
suing year.
. President, William 4. ridden; first vice.
president, Alexander T. CoIosbury; second
vice president, jaime l3 Candy historian,
Norris :. Barrett treasurer, Henry G. BE;
secretary, William Z. We,throok, Jr. for
member OF the Board of Governors for
the uneXDircd icrn Of james b. Candy,
Lewis y. More, tire, m,mb,ri OF the
Board Of Governors for three years, Thorn
"' W iNa''ioiet w l@'ND lcHplvI avery
d. Harringtun
llIk MONROE DOCTRINE.
In Introducing The speaking. President,
Fisher eniogized tho fair name Of Deia-
ware and deplorcl the absence Of the Won.
cradle Judge George =. Fisher, who was
prevented from being present by II stroke
OF app"pcxy. He sent his response to the
t)as', "Iho .lonro, Doctrine which WAS
read by ptotc SCI George Z. 11y:son
George Aifrcl townsend responded to
the sentiment "ihe pc,try OF Dcluwae."
Mr.. Townsend traced the development Of
po,t>y in the Diamond State und told
many Interesting; stUr!nS of personal COIL
tlct with the makers If her literature.
DEL iN ACES CONSTITUTION.
"Iha Now Constitution" WAS responded
IT, by Ju isc William e. SurUnnrr, Judge
-psutnca outlined tAs growth Of Daia-
ware f., four constitutions.
W!Ilinm +. l'i'don, thu now President
was clIl Il 10 the chair ana expressed his
thanks r,r tho honor SnnHn him.
Judge W. ". Porter, Alexander p
Cuiesbury and others concluded the speak
ing
DURING the evening A, V, Gregory san"
snu. and tho diners joined in silgins Oar
Delaware
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-08
DOTS.

Contractor FAhry Yesterday began to re-
pair the damaged pier Of Market street
bridge.
A hospital train going North after sick
soldiers passed through this city yes'or.
day.
The emploles Of The + Igo Moor Iron
Works ARE workiu. uutll ten Oclock at
night.
Secretary Of the Treasury Gage und par.
ty passed Though this city yesterday
morning in IL special train over the T., w.
4 b railroad.
Pusey and Jonos company yesterday
shipped sugar machinery to honolulu
The eighty tifth annual meeting of the
Delaware Riba ~o,ietG will b. held 1T
tho Historical society this afternoon at 4
o'clock.
There will be n pAntecustal class meet-
in9 at Harrison Street Al. T.. church this
evening ut 30 O'Clock Tho Rev. G. A.
Washington will be tina leader ami DR.. IL.
H. Gilmore will lead the singing. "pente-
costal Praises viii bo used.
William S. Evans, the 10 yenrs old son
of MIR and Mr.. j. Otley Evans, Of No. 100
Rodney street, died On Tuesday evening Of
appendicitis.
Frank V. Flynn has been appointed a
clerk nv the Central National Bank.
The re1n!ar monthly mceting OF tho
Primary Teachers Association will be
held on Monday next At Is O'Clock p. III.
i'll the Samuel Woliaston school No y.
--Th, revival mestings In progress ut An
bury n. h. church this week ara attract
tug niuc attention and Large congreRa-
tjnnj attend e,,ch service.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-08
BRANDYWINE
SPRINGS ROAD
First Cars Ran Over II on
Wednesday. A First !:
= Class Road Bed.

'Ts Wilmington and Brandywine
Syringe Railway was yesterday formally
opened to the public. Two cars from tie
Jackson and sharp Company were run
over the route filed with invited guests.
| Tho route Ia out West Fourth street to
Front and then out Front and over tho
EIsinere road which the Brandywine
| Springs Railway purchased from Mr..
Preston Lea and Willard salisbury WHO
| owned it,
Then the turn Is made at Elsmcrc and
| the cars go bowling over the best road bed
out towards tho Springs. The road lays
through a delightful country and will not
fail to attract thousands Of the public to
take ride over It's limo. The run Is some
six miles and will take twenty minutes to
the city line and not over thirty minutes
to Fourth and Market s. reefs.
With the fare put at 10 cents to the ter
minus Of the road, 1t will make even
more delightful trolley ride than from
Now Castle and re,u urn. The country
through which the Brandywine Springs
road passes is picturesque and romantic
There are only two bridgescf which and
objection can be offered, but they are per-
perfectly safe and no danger should be ex-
perenced in the trip over this road.
The road after 1t gets beyond Elsmere
runs alongside OF the springs road or new
road as 1t Is now called, but not on the high
way aud there Is no danger Of cars beingde
layed ty vehicles getting on the tracks.
Tho cars bowl along with new scenery
appearing to the eye and makes the ride
resttul as well as delightful one.
brandywine Springs the terminus Of the
road is a romantic spot.
The management mas not spared expense
here and have erected large amphltheatrs
where vaudeville entertainments will DO
given and five thousand persons oan wit
ness the entertainments seated. An arti-
fetal lake which covers some four acres
will be utilized In the winter for skat.
ing and in the summer for boating, occu.
pies prominent position to the right Of
tho amusement building.
A half mile track for horse racing and
bicvle tests OF speed Is being built near
the stables. Other places OF amusement
will be erected before the summer season
opens aud the Spring railways are In full
running order. The men who should
feel the greatest dream Of their lives have
been realized are Mr.. Robert G. Justis,
Richard W. Crooks and DR.. l.. Heislsr
Ball WHO have fought porsistentlY for
four years to got their road In running Or
dor:
Mr. Richard W. Crooks is supe linton.
dant and general manager. While Mr..
Justis Is president. RefreshlIonts were
served at tho hotel at the springs to which
amply justice was done. Tho return trip
was made at half past three o'clock, and
everybody expressed themselves as pleased
with the opening Of the Brandywine
Springs Railway and predicted q bright
future as one OF the carriers to acoommo-
date the public.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-08
Police Court,

Before Judge Ball In the City Court tbi.
morning John Patterson was charged will
being drunk. He was rated at 81 ant
coste.
j. Connolly was in tho same boat USING
bad language. Ho was rated at So and
costs.
Stephen Bostick. colored, was charged
with obtaining goods under false pro-
tsnce. Frank j. Quinn, OF the Eagle Odor-
less Excavatlng company. depossl that
Bostlck secured buggy and set of har-
ness from his wifo They were valued at
So He never sew Bostlck In his lite.
Mrs. Quinn testified that on Monday
afternoon Bostick went to her house at b
and Buttonwood street. He said that Mr..
Quinn said ho could have his carriage and
upon the strength Of the statement lot him
havo what he asked for. Officer John J.,
Oiiara testified he recovered the harness
at the Central stables. George l.. Tweed
testified that Bostick brought tho carriage
and harness to his stables on Monday
evening. Ho said That he got them at the
Consumers Ice Company. Flo was to
keep them for Bostlck but he never came
back. He hired horse at 8 O'Clock and ss
he was so long tho witness went to New
Castle. Upon his return he met Bostlck
with the horse. Tweed's carriage and hsr.
ness were broken. He was hold In 5000
bail for court. Ho vas then charged with
GrupltY to the horse
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-08
- JORDAN SENATE Dimes.

The first annual dinner of tho Jordan
Senate was held at ths rooms of the nr-
ganization, Eleventh aud Orange streets,
last evening James X. Wilson presided
and the party was addressed by Professor
Diokerson.
Those present included james Price ].
r. Wilson, Henry Chapman. George Col
WE'LL Robert lIooten, Scotland L"per,
George Potter. Isaac Til, Horace Berry,
James Gresr, Edward Scott, John Kirk
man, David Jones, Thomas Perry, James
Wilson William Price, W. r. Naudain.
Willis Brown, Harry Robinson, W. II.
Turner, William Stevenson. Eben Burris,
James Wise, HIM Nauduin, Robert Jones,
William Jordan, Ablam Houtcn, Profess
sor r. Dickerson and William Jordan,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-08
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
OSBORNE- On December 9th, 1898, Mary Os
borne, in her gid year
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral from the residence Of her son in.
law, lichard Robinson. near Hockessin Del
Mill Greek HID, on Friday MORNING, Doc. .. at
II o'clock. lnterment Riverview cemetery. I
EVANS--In this city Oh December Q. VIM =.
Evans, aged 10 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in .
vited to attend the funeral services, on Friday
aftern oon at = o'clock. from the residence OF
his father, James Otley tvhus. 10Y Rodney St.
1ntermcnt Mt. salem cemetery.
JEFFERIS-lN West Grove, Pc, Oh December
l. 1893 Ellen wife OF the late Kers.y JEFF
ferris, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral from the residence of her son,
Levi P. Jefferis West Grove. IA. on Thursday.
Leave the house at u. IN. Carriages will meet
all trains
JONES-In this city on December 1899,
fachel J. Jones. aged n wears
Relatives and friends ara invited to attend
the funeral service at the residence Of her hus.
band, John r. Jones, No ~ East Third street,
on Friday evening at $50 o'clock. The re-
mains will be taken to Charleston, Md, for in
termpnt, leaving u TO- Is a. M train Sntur.
day.
WOODHOW-On the 7th inst, Jacob Wood
row. aged r. years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from his late residence,
I'll Tatnall street. on sunday afternoon, ut 2
o'clock. lnterment at Riverview.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-08
New Brewery Companys Charter

Judge Spruancs yesterday afternoon
,n;cd a charter to the Bavnrian Brew
Ing Company which will hereafter con .
dact the big plant ut Fifth and Du'
PoEt streets.
The lnrorporatos AFRO Charles Els on =
menger and J Carly OF Washington. job II
A. Lengcl, A. j KOoch, Jacob Seimen and
larry Kleinstubcr MIR. E,enmenger has
been elected President and Mr., Lengul
ylce president
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-08
The Roads Consolidate.

The Wilmington and Brandywlnc
Springs Electric Railway Company and
tho Elsmcro aid Wilmington Company
have consolidated and Robert &, Jusns,
is now president Of the line. Tho pur-
chase WAS made by the Wilmington and
BraudywiLe Springs Company 'evcrus
days ago, the price being $25,LW The
purchase Of the road by tho new company
give, its track frum Front and French
streets to Falkland, q distance OF cigh;
IuilpI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-08

In the view Of the splendid work OF the
American Navy In the late war, II seems
difficult to believe that 1t would be much
improved. The authorities. however, are
agreed that its efficiency as a fighting in
atrument can he greatly increased.
In the North American Review" Col.
oncl Theodore Roosevelt, Commodores
Philip and Melville and Messrs. Francis
II. Wilson and George Edmund Toss tell
how that can be done
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-08
DEL. AWARE COrSrIT. ENlERTAINS.

A smoker and musical was given by
Delaware Council, c. b. H., at their rooms
Seventh and Market street. last evening.
There WAS il large Attendance Of the mem
hers Of the council and members Of other
councils in this city and Chester Among
those who contributed to the mu,lcnl pro.
gram were: W. f.. McNulty, who sang
"Iy Hearts Delights" A. J. Butler.
'Enly Memory's Picture and ]. J. Gil,
bride, She's Bred in Old Kentucky
W. NJ. s. Brown presided at the piano
and played tho arcnmpanimsntI for the
singers, After the election Of officers II
fine lunch was served and cigars passed
around
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-08
Steamer i1OrYan Leaves,

The Virginia Chemical Company steam.
Or ,. 1. Morgan left warvc. Of her build
ors the Harlan and HoilngswUrth Com
pany this morning. Last night her cleo.
trical plant was thoroughly tested and all
cunning lights were used.
The vessel has a powerful search light
on the pilot house and tho piercing rays
were reflected On all parts Of tho city.
II was Intended that the Morgan should
leave this city week ago but alterations
70 caftain parts OF her were made, causing
bhe delay in departure.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-08

A pleasant social was given last evcnln.
NJ tho residence of Louis Gerler. No &lG
Ea,t Fourth street. Mr.. Bittner's orches"
TIA furnished music which was 'oKccl!ent.
After late hour all the guests returned
nome, much pleased vita tho evenings
Vntert ninment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-08

Tomorrow promises to be partly cloudy
preceded by slight fall Of rain Or snow,
with u little change Of temperature. Sat-
urlay clearing and rather colder.
The Thermometer at W. &. Taylor 8
drug store, 3D. King strsoh registered 10.
day as follows:
. o'clock 10 o'clock 1o'ciock
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-08
.Seyenty-first Birthday,

Joseph Nicdcrmaier of No la Shiploy
street observed his list birthday to-day
lie il hale aud hearty and bids fuir to on.
joy life many more years. Many friends
congratulated him this luofnins.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-08
EPiclures, II T.. 3rd street. Ycrger'A
Things Have Changed.

Mr. Robert G. Justis said he. wheh q
lad won't TO school to Mr. Gayley who then
carried on his school where Mr.. Punkett
now resides. that he has hunted snipe,
reed BIRDS rabbits and other game where
houses now stand on Front street clean on
up to Delaware Avenue. That was In ls48
and things have changed since then In
Wilmington. why. said Mr., Justis this
electricity Is wonderful thing. Suppose
the dead who died before electricity was
discovered could again visit this earth
an electric road run In operation from
this city TO Brandywine Springs. Mr.. Jus.
tbs 10 one OF tho men who had fought for
the road aud 1t Is as much to his untiring
efforts as to anybody elsas that the road 10
to-day in running order.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-08

William Brooks. ,Ir, and Miss Lydiu
Smith wcru maj red on Tuesday evening,
Duc s. ls''s, at Asbury Parsonage by Rev.
MIR Grove. They are on n honeymoon
kDd upon their return will reside ut No.
ls0, Wulnut street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-08
Grand Army Post Officers,

Grand Army Post No. 0 has elected the
officers: Commander, George ": Messi-
mer, :. V. g. Henry Jacobs; J. V. G..
Joseph Luton: Surgeon, Lovi Mccormick
Guard. John W. Worrall; or DAY, Jacob
b. Moore; Chaplain, J, Petitpdemanss;
Delegate, Joseph Luton; Alternate. Jo-
siah Dobson.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-08

The trolley wire OF the Wilmington City
Railway, became unfnsrened at Sixth and
MarAst streets dslaying all traffic on Mar
lot streets for half IN hour at noon today.
II was soon repair ed and traffic vas ~.
sumCl.
A. A. Wilmot will address tho Sunday
afternoon meeting Of tho Young Mems
Christian Association on the subject Soll.
ing Out.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-08

New Castle. Dec. s.~-Leslio VERT, tho
sycar old son Of Louis Vert ia in q crit.
ical condition. Early yesterday morning he
was given penny and purchased some
common striped candy.
During the afternoon he was soized with
violent vomiting spell. Dr. Black wa,
called in and learned that The lad lad
been poisoned by eating cheap candy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-08
His Regular Settlement.

Clerk Of the Peace Foard turned over
2months license fees to the state treasurer
this morning. The amount was SIS, 49,
and included $l7,2i5 received from liquor
licenses OF all kinds. $40 for marriage;
tors liconsus.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-08
Haryesters' Mission,

A Pentccostal Holiness meeting will DO
held nj the Harvesters Mission, Front
ami Jefferson slic,,s, This evening. II
willbs led by Mrs. Ely. Song service
from to 8 O'Clock, followed hy reaching.
All friends ore cordially in,tt,l.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-08

The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
which recently bought the controlling In
terost in tho Wilmington and Northern
Railroad will make no change In tho
management on January /. as was expo.
tod.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-08
Pocket Railroad Guide.

Toy and Hickman's vest Philadelphia
pocket railroad guido for December is out
and as usual ia a comprehensive work Of
great value to all travellers III aud out Of
Pennsylvania. 1t Is sent postage paid II
year to any address.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-08
Frames, pictures. Yerger'S II 4. 3rd st.
Chancery Court Argument.

Chancellor Nicholson will set In Chan
Gerry Court TO- morrow and hear argument
In the case of William Bayard Robinson
vs.. john B. Newlin, ct. al.
". H. Ward will appear for tho com.
plainant and Hoifecker and HofYecker and
Robert L. Adnir for the respOndaut
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-08


A. Toy, OF Coburn. PA, /, visiting
hsre.
MIS-. Carrie Wet has r,t"rnel t. Mid
Ateipwn.
lisrry Hartmann i, taking "jp to CO...
umbuS, Texas.
D :. Bennett, Of N2Y York was ia Wa.
Min.ton yesterday.
Clerk OF the Peace William NJ Dicks VI
returnsd to Dover last evening.
Mrs Katie Erwin and Mastor Marklry
Erwin have gone to Brooklyn, ~ Y, " 10.
side
Miss Eln, Gibson Of Brihgoton, n j.,
h visiting the family Of Louis II. Cox, Jr
Of this city.
A. I. Thomas, of Milford, 10 .renlLng
soms time in our city.
Miss Mabel &, Solomon and Harry 1tend
both OF this city, were married last even.
ing by Rev. George T.. Wolfe.
Cha, les Cullen aud his handsome bride
from Virginia was in Wilmington to-day
snr0Ute to their home at Georgetown.
Or. Bulls Cough Syrup Is an excellent
romedy for children. For Group, whoup.
ing-cough and measc-cOugh it has no
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-08

A Complimentary dinner will be fender.
rh ncue'al Samuel A. MarAlister. L. :
Cun.u 80 Barbados on December H. The
riun = VIII be held in the drawing room
si the New Century building.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-08

Charles +. Clarke, an Epsi side news
dsa'sr and Miss Mary H, Dsnney were
quietly married last evening by the Rev,
GeOrge L. Wolfe, tho pastcr Of tho First
A. +. Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-08

Our children's bonnsts all the latest
styles and colors, prices to suit every body,
also nice line of Christmas goods. Mrs,
NJ. Dillin, iO6 King street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-08

Itching piles? Never mind IL physicians
have failed to'curs You. Try Doan Oint.
,nent. No failure there 80 conts, at any