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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-15
q posiedzeh zarzadu
C~entralnego q. N. P.
(Urzedowe.)

Ma pOSleuzenlu ZarZ4du
Centralnego, ma kt6rem byf
obecny r6wniez Cenzor wv.
Mar. Pol, odbytem dnia 20
.sierpnia r. 1898, oraz ma po-
siedzeniu d. 8 wrzesnia odby-
tenn, pc przyjeciu nowych
towarzystw i kandydatow, O.
g}oszonych juz poprzednio.
oraz pc zatwierdzeniu Cyrku-
lara XIII, zapadfy nastepu-
jace wazniejsze uchwafy;
Uchwalono .rozpisac wy
pfacic benefit posmiertny br.
Albertowi blessing, czfonkowi
grupy 154, Pittsburgh, Pa,
jake dotknietemu cafkowita
utrata wzroku. Podanie br.
A. blessing jest poparte przez
zarzady grup pittsburskich, a
potwierdzone przez 5 wiaro-
godnych lekarzy miejsco-
wych.
Uchwalono wypozyczyc OBJ.
Jozefowi Blaszce sumo
$3OO0.oo, ma lat piec. ma 6
procent, ma pierwszy numer
hypoteki jego wfasnosci G
Lofty i l dom murowany ma
pierwszej locie, PREY zbiegu
ulic N. Leavitt i Hamburg).
Pozyczka ia udzielona costa
ia z tenn zastrzezeniem, re,
gdyby nastepny Sejm y. N.
P, zazadaf zwrotu wypoay-
czQnych pieniedzy, poaycza-
jacy bedzie obowiazany bez-
zwfQqanie je zwr6cie: ga u
dzielehiem tej poayszki, PREY
gfosowaniu, oswald
czyli sic wszyscy czfonkowie
Zarzadu Centralnego, z wy
jatkiem OBJ. F. H. Jabfohskie-
60, prezesa Zarzadu Central
nego.
Pc otwarciu ofert IA dosta-
we wegli, powierzono ja ma
nastepny rok OBJ. Tomaszowi
Szweda, ktory o%bowiazal sic
dostarczac wegiel "Spring
Valley" pc Genie $500 "a
tone.
Wobec ~przygotowujacego
sic W m. Chicago uroczyste-
go ,,Jubileuszu Pokojowego''
peace Jubilee), z okazyi
szczesliwego zako1czenia woj-
ny, uchwalono, ably Zarzad
Centralny porozumiaf sic re
specyalnym komitetem tego
,,Jubileuszu'', co do udziafu,
jakiby polakom W tel uroczys-
tosci wziasc wypadfo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-15

Zwiarek nasz rozwija sic swietnie.
Wzrost jego normally, spokoj-
ny, beg wstrzasnieh, przyczynia sic
do tego, Re podatki miesieczne %
niewielkie, Posmiertne regularnie
Piacone, a majstek zwieksza sic oiag-
lie. Jeaeli tax dalej Potrwa, to "
" chwili etwarcia przyszlego sejmu
majatek nasz wgot6wce i nieruCho-
mosci wynosic bedzie przeszlo ste
tysiecy dolar6w!
Chyba aadna ~jeszoze polska orga-
nizajs, kt6ra mia}a lyle do zwalcze-
mia, co nasz Zwiazek, ME mole Pc
szczyoic sic tax wspanialymi rezulta-
tamil.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-15
Notatki.

Oohotnicze wojska Stan6w Zjedn.,
o lie mialy oohote do powachania
proohu, o lyle teraz prosza o uwol-
nienie cd sluzby. ME chcac siutyc,
jake armja okupacyjna ma Kubie
Puerto Rico. Wobec tego rad ME
widzi innego srodka, jak tylko TOE.
pusci6 oa2kiem ochotnicza armje,
opr6oz wojsk, znajdujacyob sic ns
Filipinaoh, q natomiast utworzyt
nowa Z wyraznem zastrze4eniem, &c
ao1nierze maja s}uzyc ma .abranyoh
hiszPanom wyspaoh.
Jak widac, ME wielka jest karnosc
W armji amerykahskiej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-15

Jenera1 Miles zada, by zwiekszono
stala armje j zamieniono proch car
ny ma proch beg huku ] dymu.
S}uszne zadanie, W takim BOWEN
razie g{os ,,wielkiego" jenerala be-
die jeszoze donosniejszy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-15

Temat wybrany przez Wydzial
Oswiaty z. N. p. ma Przysziy kOn'
kurs za~interesowal bardzo naszych
obywateli, spodziewamy sic wisc, &c
Praoe beda liczne i re tym razem mo-
2e pierwsza nagroda zostanie zdoby'
ta.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-15

NsssePuPce wyPsdH tmisfoi, v r6fnych osasaoh sakwestvonov.n.
Pnes Zsrssdy. bsnshy - jss.o.s ME vyRaoone:
Antoni Kursedkowph, = q. 5, No. 1914, smnAy II Hsson.d. 1900
r dol 5000; Ennci:.:k Roj.v,h. . grel. Nc. 1884. .u.Iy 50 e.srw.
|. 1882 dol. 900; Wslsnsy Giowaoki, . gr. 80, Nc. l47O5, .msrly q
P:sd.'esnil. 1895 f. dol 10000; Fnnai'ssL sasub.. . "a. sse,
No. 1851, xmaay 5 grudnia 1895 roku dol. ESQ: ALcr
sscooki. . Ct, liz. No 1924. .u.ry 81 npo. 1897 Z. dol.
eo9; pr.nod'.st Preoa. Z g. ITO, No. 022S. .maay 10 Hpo. 1897 r.
dol. 10000. Fsnetssek Wssowsh, Z g.. LAP, No. 212f, xmar,v a
grndna 1897 !: $50 dol; Julian Lipihaf. "a. lS0. Nc. 4 .m:srsy
eo49. smaray d. % marc. 1898 T. 600 dol.
Take Po.os.ie do vypasssna Cyrkulars XII, psasoy " pa.rws.yoh
dniaoh vr1etois 1898 f. 100000; . oonto oyrkularss $1,000 ius let
wypheone. oyrkuas XII. l18OO
Grupy, kt6re do Zwiazku N. r. przyjete zostaiy " sierpuiu 81.
Towsryshwo pod vezwauiem sw. J6zef, " Jasup. Pa. i.ko -,
4e; Tow. ~; wsideOhe Bi,L9p: Me..aniks. " Ed..rdsdi.. r.,
jake gruPa 4S0; Tow. Kr6la I Polskiego Piasta, jake "a. ash: rov
Possy Miekswics.. " New Haven. Conn., jako gr 4S2; Tow o.. Stsni.
sasv. Bskupa " sFsasor, Ill, jake grupa ABB; Tow. ~. Miobal. Ar
chanioas, y Chicago. Ill jake "a. 434.
4r. CHICAGO. dna 1o wrsesoia 1887. i
+, s-~ MI SGdo~aH, sekr. jen, n. Aajsoski, k.sys,
80 e~-- s. Nicki, achmistrs.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-15

w Pana, ILL.,, panuje juz cd d}uz.
szego czasu strajk g0rnikow W ko.
palniach wegla. Wiasciciele kopalh,
ME mogac emusic gornikow do po'
wrotu do piracy, sprowadzili z innych
okolic murzynow, ktorzy pracuja "a
tahsze p~ieniadze, DO maja m~niejsze
potrzeby.
Gazety monopolistow amerykah.
skich ME uwazaja tego "a zbrodnie
radza gornikom spok6j, ale gdy
g}od kiszki skreca, ME kazdy wy
trzyma....
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-15

w sprawie budowy drugiego do
mu Zwiazkowego tax sic wyrsaa pa
ryskie ,Wolne Polskie S3owo":
z nPraktyo.ny j wieloe -doniosly ola
sprawy rozwo;u Zwiazku spos6b To-
kowania kapital6w zapasowyoh ME
ws.ystkim sic jednak podoba. Pocho-
dzi to .tad, il o6ecnie rsr6d ssoiqz-
koscc6D sc~yteorsysa sic opozycjo d1o
opozycjiy; 50 jednosski, kt6re kryty-
kujq noipiskniejszq mysl, jeSti tylko
scyssta ona z Zarzqdu.
Niema najmniejszej watpliwoSci,
.e spreaysty, energiczny i wieloe cd.
dany dobru sprawy narodowej Ia
rad Centrally ~zwycie4y i W lynn
wypadku j piekna mysl zbudowania
drugiego .Domu Zwiazkowego" ry-
chic do skutku doprowadzi."
Choc mysl zbudowania drugiego
domu ME wyszfa z iona Zarztdu, to
jednak ME przeszkadza, Ae ssowa po-
wyaej podkreslone 50 zupe}nie praw-
dziwe. Widocznie nawet IA oceanem
sic ma brzydkiej robocie pew
nych pism i pewnych jednostek nj
by to sp~rzyjajacych Zwiazkowi.
PoczekajMy do sejmu.
Mord ~bezbronnej kobiety, ME mie-
szajaoej sic woale do polityki. to
rzeoz ochydna, wstretna nawet ola
najbardziej krahoowego umysau.
Swiadozy on o strasznym upadku
spo}eczehstwa, kt6re takioh morder-
COW wydaje. U CORY zlodzieje, jak
Crispi, u doau .brodniarze, jak Luc.
oesi. Przyszla kolej ma His.panje,
przyjdzie kolej j M Wiochy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-15

w przesziym tygodniu odby} sic
sejm Zjednoczenia pod op. NJ. b,
Czestochowskiej. lie sprawozdanis
widac, re Zjednoczenie liczy 8 grup
j posiada W kasie s447.15. Organem
tel organizacyi pozostaje nada1
,,Sztandar'.
Zarzad wybrano nastepujacy: Onuf.
ry Grochowski, prezydent; FIR. La.
mich, wiceprezydent; Ign. Morzyh.
ski, sekr. jen.; Vino. Jaworski, ks.
sjer; Teodor Pawiowski, Wal. PVT
lax j Andrzej Belihski, radni.
Procz tego kapelanem obrano ks.
Radziejewskiego. Radcy duchowne.
go Ola redaktora, jak W pewnem in.
mem Zjednoczeniu, ME mianowano.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-15

w przesziym tel tygodniu ROC
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-15

Czy MONA jednak sadac karnosci
cd zoanierza, gdy jego wodzowie
ks6cs sic Pc gazetaoh, zwalajac je.
den ma drugiego wine chor6b i roz.
~Przeaenia wojsku?
Znany nap. Z walecznosci W jezy-
ku jenerai Miles, kt6ry, widooznie,
sby stac sic ohoc troohe podobnym do
NaPoleona, zgolii pred wojna wasy,
zwala Gala wine ma ministra wojny
sobie przypisuje .asluge zmuszenis
jen. Toala do kapitulaoji Santiago,
minister zas Alger przypisuje Mileso.
wi ohec przed}uAenia wojpy j ujaw.
mia zle jego rady.
Ms Przyjsc podobno z tego powo.
du do sadu wojennego, a tymozasem
wojsko czyta dzienniki i bawi sic
kosztem swych prze1oAonych.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-15

Zginal gdzies trzydziesty kt6rys
pulk piechoty z Michigan. Strachem
zabily rca A nua zgina} re szcze-
tenn ma Kubie. Dopiero, gdy pan mi
mister wojny oswiadczy1, ze jest mai
pewniejszy. i. pu}k ten ME by} wy.
siany poza granice Stanow Zjedn.-
ogd uspokoi3 sic troche.
Wreszcie ~zaginiony pu}k odnale-
ziono W jednym z oboz6w PREY po-
mocy reporterow dziennikarskich!
Cora dziennikarze!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-15
REDAKTOR;
Stefan B0rszczea0ska.

1.ss.sd ssP. o. 1t Chicago. Illinois - ssoond-ciass
matter.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-15

Jan Lswsndowsk. = q. lo, No. 8164. 10000
taniH.w Weierys . g. 16S No. 10672 10000
Hetnena Ziennska' . 81. l. No: 204S1........-.-... 10000
!osefa Mskieiska, . e.. 4, No. zoo. 10000
oafycswics. g. %. No. loO15. $1,000
De.osfo neoioiews.s' . gr"lol. NC. o6v.............. 10000
Ns"nyns a'omcga1a' 3 g. 1oo. No. zie49 .............. 5000
M'fysnna Aszmisrossk' sgI. SOo, No. 1888. ........... 10000
1lI MsNov.n, . e. 90 NO. Nlo............. 10000
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-15
SPRAWOZDANIE

N. j. Sado,osh, Adm. ,Zpodv".
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-20
B0GGS' LIFE IS ..,
THREATENED.
Appeals to the Unlimited States Marshal
For Protection.
SHERIFF FLINN IS ARMED.
-.
To Defend Boggs From Being Harmef
While En- Route to New Castle.
The Cooper Case Is Still
Pending Owing TO the =
Absence Of Dis"
triCt AttOr-
l0y. --.

There Is nothing new in the Cooper case
to-day. Senator Gray came up from
Washington last evening and held COLI
sultaton with Levi G. Bird and Cooper
and his friends Owing to the abser co
from the city OF District A ttoruey Vande-
grift there was no move made In tho case.
Neither will there b5 until he returns al
Judge Bradford Is very cautious and will
not do anything In the absence of tina
REPRESENTATIVE of the Government
This was the day sot for the removal Of
the bail bond OF Thomas S. Clark. John
Biggs accompanied by Clark and ox-sher-
if Mcdaniel Of Kent county appeared at
the Federal Building but were unable to
bond. In order for person to bond the
surety must be accepted by tho District At-
torney. Therefore Clark cannot give
new bond until District Attorney Vande-
grift returns home. This may BIO either
this afternoon Or Tomorrow morning
Nessrs. Gray and Bird will appear in
court tomorrow and will announce what
ao ion the defence intends to pursue, either
accept the verdict or appeal the case. Tina
latter course would be hardly expected to
Bradford has proven to be 4 jurst Of the
first water and tho other judges have
complimentCi him upon his ruling
The conviction of Colonel Cooper may
be the cause OF trouble to s)me of friends.
William n. Boggs has had bis life threa-
tened and has SO Informed the Go\sr1-
ment.
Yesterday afternoon he informed United
States Marshal Short that he did not caro-
to go to New Castle with Sheriff Finn
after the threats which had been made
towards him
Marshal Short loaned his revolver to
Shnrltf r.
tempt be made to do harm to Boggs that
the Sheriff could protect Boggs Tho
latter was considerably worked up over
the threats on his lfo. In all probability
the person who made the threats will DO
arrested 81
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-20
Alleged Highway Robbery

The warm weather had Its effect along
the coast yesterday. Edward Doughtery
was drunk and Judge Ball rated him at
81 and costs.
Peter MeGllnchy after long absence
fell from grace He retired for ten days.
Edward Trultt was unable to navigate
ana will go over for ten days.
William McGrann has been out of the
clutches of the law" for some time. Last
night he was drunk and he was sent over
for ten days.
Frank 0rce was unable to properly nav
igate. He was rated at 81 and costs.
- VIM. Cramer, colored, was charged with
highway robbery. Officer Eakin testified
that last night he arrested Cramer. Ulys-
ius Milton. colored, deposed he had deliy-
cred a table on Poplar street. Cramer
and two others followed him. They
ch0ked him and then by q quick move
ment he got loose from them and ran
away. They tore his pocket and took 81
from him
The hold up took place on Front street.
"Chrls Brooks and Ike" Anderson were
| called for the defense but they knew moth
ing OF the case.
Benjamin Somers saw Milton along the
coast. He did notsee Cralner do anything
to Milton. The case.was continued until
to morrow morning.
John Macy, colored, was charged with
assault and battery on William Grimby.
On March 25 John came into the house
and attempted to kiss the cook. This led
to Macy striking the witness and his
mother. He was fined Sl0 and costa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-20

From all over the city comes tho cry
"whatis wrong with our supply of drink.
ing water?" which has the reputation of
being the best in tho country. The
Laundry establishments are coin planning
that tho waite" is SO discolore1 that they
are unable to use 1t even for washing pnr.
poses. We have it from reliable source
that the water will be all right and up to
Water department is doing all in its
power to remedy the same and stop ths
people from complaining. 1t has been
rather off color and tasted badly oil OF this
week, but Is beginning to have its usual
invigorating properties and is now ht for
bathing purposes without the aid of a bot
tie of eaude cologne having to thrown in to
kill the flshy smell.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-20
Twenty-e,eht Torpedo Boats.

Proposals. to build twenty .oight war
vessels, sixteen torpedo-bcat dsstroyer,.
and twelve torpedo boats have been asked
for BY Secretary OF the Navy, Long. Cir
cu,ar letters have been issued to a large
number Of ship-buiiders, requesting. them
to send In their bids as early as possible.
The destroyers are to BIO about 400 tons
displacement and are to have speed OF
twenty eight knots, and their cost Is lin
tied to t295, 900 each.
The torpodo-boats are to be about ITO
tons displacement, and arc to have devel-
opment speed OF twenty-six knots, and are
to cost not more than $4,000 each. The
call requires the completion Of the de.
stroyers within eighteen months, and the
torpedo boats In twelve months.
Upon inquiry al the Office Of the Harlan
and Hollingsworth Company, the writer
was informed that they had received no
circular or letter requesting them to bid
on the now vessels. II proposals are in.
vited the firm will bid. and 1t Is probable
that contract for at least two OF the YES
sells would be received by the local COM
DQQy,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-20


Tho Church Club Of Delaware gave Its
semi-annual dinner In tho parlors Of the
New Century Club last evening. The at
tendance was larger than at any previous
dinner given by Tho club and many visit
ing Clergymen were guests.
The dining room was prettily decorated,
the Stars and Stripes and red, white and
blue bunting being the principal means Of
ornamentation. The tables also were be.
deCked with flowers and pretty little BAN
quet lamps were arranged on tho head
tables.
Seated about tho tables were: Bishop
Coleman, Bishop William Forbes Adams
of Easton, Md, f. Tatnall Warner, Silas
Mcliec, of Now York. Francis A. Lewis, of
Philadelphia; W. II, Inghani, of Pbiladel.
phia; William N. Barnard. Preston Lea,
Baron l.. A. Won Seldeneck, A. p. Snyder,
w. 7. Mansley. J. S. Tomkins, U. S. A.;
the Rev. H. Ashton Henry, John White
head, CHARLES NJ Curtis, Edward Candy,
H. Richard Harris the Row. DR.. L. w.
batten. of Philadelphia; Charles Dubell,
Horace Burr S. NJ Curtis, the Rev. W. j.
Wilkes, J. Walker Burris, G. H. Kerr. X.
Pilling, Huxley Harvey, David Lindsay,
William Luke Charles t. Kingstou, Del
nware Clark, j. G, Justis, John Craig
Ernest DUPONT, the Rev. George G. Hall,
Francis G. DUPONT, Robson l.. Perot, A.
L. Eos or, Lewis Il. Eliason, A. V. Lesley
George, f. A. Van Trump, Samuel G. Bid
die. Charles E. Jenkin, W. NJ kennard, j.
d. Carter, ]. NJ. Thomson, Willard Thorn
son, W. II. Thomson. DR.. John Palmer,
Jr., Charles b. Palmer, G. G. Mahoney
John Barkley, II. f.. smith, William
jerks Fell Professor George A. Hdrter
d. Lindsay, Jr., w. Allan Lindsay, Edwin
2. Slocomb, D. M. Bates. Jr, Alfred s
Elliott, T. Allen Hilles, II q. Scott, Harry
E. Speakman, +. P. Turner, w. p. Cham
dler, j. w. Mncklcm, Franklin MurpEey
and Leslie Z. Carpenter.
The menu was served by Caterer WAL
ton, and feature wns Dewey punch, ac-'
companied with small flags. The menu
was us follows:
Cherry Stone CLANS.
Consommo NeapOlltaine.
Radishcs. Olives. Sailed Almonds.
Boiled Shepherds. Caper Salad.
Potatoes Parisienne. Cucumber Salad
Chicken Gourmet.
Spring Lamb. Mint Sauce.
Green Peas Asparagus. Potato Balls
Dewey Punch. Cigarettes.
Squads on Toast.
Tomatoe MayoDnoise. Cheese.
Ices. Strawberries. Cakes
Coffee Cigars.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-20
IN COUNTY J.
COURT.
The Foster Case Occupies
the Entire Morning.
Session.

The Foster embezzlemont case was re-
sumed In General Sessions Court this
morning by the examination Of the accused
man. He said he had paid $l25 Of the $24O
and only refused to pay tho remaining $40
after Mr.. Ramsberger had told him that
Mrs: Wells notes were going to protest.
When Attorney General White cross.ex-
amined Foster he asked II he knew Of Mrs
Wells financial standing at tho time he
took the notes. Witness replied that all
lie knew was that Mrs. Wells owned three
properties.
Mr.. White asked what was tho value Of
tho properties which question was OBJ
jected too. The court thought the ques-
ton admissible whereupon Mr.. Ward
noted an exception. When 10 reply to the
question Foster said he believed the prop
worth $4,000. All tho properties were
mortgaged to their full Iamount however.
Inconclusion Foster sai1 he had pRd one
installment Of the money under protest.
Mr.. Ramsbergor was recalled and stated
that he had told Foster Of Mrs.. Wells in-
debtedness, also Of notes made by her go
ing to protest. The witness told Foster
that he had better get back the money he
had given Mrs. Wells or he would lose.
He supposed Foster was acting on the sug.
gestiOn In refusing to allow Mrs. Wells
Ihon Mr.. White called witnesses to es.
tablish tho alleged bad reputation Of the
prisoner. Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr., James
B. White, and George b. Ward said the
prisons reputation was SO bad that they
would not believe him on his oath. Both
sides here closed.
Both sides cited prayers and addressed
the jury.
William F. Smalley, Jr secured remis-
sion Of tho lashes embodied In the SEN.
fences imposed upon James Demby and
Harry Brown the colored boys who stole
slate from +. Mitchell's roofing establish.
ment. The court remarked that 1t was
very unusual for q court Of justice to re-
form sentence In the absence Of the pris-
oner, hut that 1t did not suppose the pris-
onors in The case would object Mr..
Smalley assured the court that they would
not. .
&" Although John P. Nlelds has been as
signed to defend Albert 1'rusty indicted -,
for murder, Julian G. Walker presented
an affidavit of indigencl on behalf Of |
Trusty and asked that twelve witnesses bo |
summoned in his behalf ut the oounty's |
expense. The witnesses were ordered
summoned. I'll
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-20
ADJUSTMENTS
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
THE LAST OF THE SEASON.

Charles Hoyt unquestionably made
move that will meet with popular ap-
prevail when hs as ,igned prominent role
to William Devere In his new comedy, IA
Day and Night" which will be presented
at the Grand Opera House next Wednes.
day. This is Mr.. HoyLs comedy produce
tion for '9S, and the performance will be
under his personal direction. To Devere
has been given the character Of Lyon
Hart, Commodore of the U. S. NJ. retired.
1t is said that tho role Is as congenlal to
the impressivey humorous Devere, as
was the editor of the Tombstone Inscrip-
ton" In "a Black Sheep" 1t Is that Of q
big-heared, jovial, old rounder, q role for
which both Hoyt and nature fitted him.
The cast throughout Ia one of exceptional
excellence and includes among Others Otis
Harlan, Georgia Caine, Low Bloom. Villa
Knox, w. H. Currie, the Clayton sisters,
Thomas Evans and Nellie O'Neil. Els.
pecial attention has boon paid to what Mr..
Hoyt terms the musical menu," who h
has been prepared by Richard Stahl Sa f.
ford Waters and A. b. Sloane, with tn o
lily RIGS" by Hoyt and othors.
Your best girl will shake you II you do
not wear one of Lockyer's famous SIS
made to order suits. Lockytr the tailor,
ScS Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-20
PearsOn's Portfolios OF War.

The REPUBLICAN, has secured from tho
Pearson Publishing Company the most
complete portfolio oflphotographs wildly
portraying the scenes of actual war, and
beginning Monday will present them to
our many readers upon recaipt of ten cents
and the coupon which will appear In these
columns from day to day. The portfolio
Is composed of pictures sent daily by the
Pearson special representatives at Key
West. Tampa Cuba and the various army
camps, scenes of naval battles, etc. MANY
OF the views already taken are by tho Of.
fetal stenographer Of the United States to
be deposited In the Government archives
at Washington. The magnificent views
with their accompanying description con-
stitute apictorial history of the great
struggle now going on. Without doubt
the work is the bo4t ever offered in this
city. The REPUBLICAN, docs not ask Its
readers to buy unless satisfied that their
moneys worth is obtained. Call at this Of
fee, look over the DO ,ks and If purchased
you will have collection that cannot DO
equalled anywhere,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-20


MCFARLIN-On May 10, 1853 Anna NJ.
p McFarlin, wife Of Robert McFGrlin.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tond tho funeral from the residence of
her husband, near Farnhurst On Monday
afternoon, at . o'clock. lnterment at Old
Swede's Cemetery.
PARRY-On the 18th inst, Robert Parry,
In his S9th year.
Relatives and friends of the family IRE
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence of his son, No. SlS Van
Buren, street, on Saturday afternoon, May
II. 2o'clock. lntormenL at Riverview
Cemetery.
CHADWICK--On May IS, 1895 Lucy A.,
wife of Samuel H. Chadwick, in her 9th
year.
Funeral private from her late residence,
No. 1927 French street, on Sunday after
noon May p. at l.30 o'clock. Services at
st. Johns Episcopal Church, Twenty.frst
and Market streets at 2 o'clock. Inter-
mont at Riverviow Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-05-20

1OS Ladies' ShirtWa ista. fine
we'll made, proper cut, fit like a
glove, instead of 81 will be Toe
on Saturday; have NOT seen the
like for a long time.
24O pairs mems bronze as.
sorted Sox, drop stitch; just
right for now, all sizes; actual
value 25c. Saturday 13c a pair.
Children's andN[isses' Jersey
rib black hose, a special lot for
Saturday II l.,2c.
IA Ladies' Corset Covers,
fine cambria, right shape, we'll
made and - l-2c each.
125 Ladies Muslin Drawers,
umbrella style, 4 inch cambria
ruflle, yoke band-.25c pair.
Ladies' summer fine rlbVests
finished with silk braid, worth
25c for ID l-2c.
When you can find our
prices as high as goods are sold
for let us know.