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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-28

And still the people of Wilmington flock
to see the Passion Play and they may for
1T is a sight that must move The COM
NUDITY for greater good. No one pess3H
has ever been heard to scof at these repre-
scntations Of the suferings of Christ, SO
wildly are they portrayed and so naturally
sympathetic is the human heart
Even the little children thai have flock
ell from the Asylums, St. Peters ST
Jeseph's aud the Children's Home, have
SGT as still rs the older portion OF the au.
dieuoe so awe inspiring is the sight. 1t is
a source Of pleasure to this paper TO kno W
that the managers opinion of Wilmington
'.that the pooplo would support a good
thug, 1.-THE limo and patience required be-
ing to prove it to them AS the crowds
flock In despite he other excellent attrAc.
tons in the city this week, one is wall re-
, minded of the people Hooking into Jern.
{! snlem.
: DR.. Koigwin and his son, the & rent re.
viyalists, who were present yesterday a!tor-
noon seemed to be surprised beyond meas
ure, DR.. keigwin remarking to Manager
Benson that it was simply wonderful.
The Rev. DR.. w. L. :. Murray aud family
were also present yesterday.
The Sisters of Charity of ST. Peters
Asylum feeling grateful for the kindness
Of tho managers have written as follows:
a. Pater's Asvlnm 1t would be quite
impossible for us TO tell you how decply
we appreciate your kindness in allowing
the little ones as we'll 40 the Sisters to
. witness the Passion Play. 1t was IL great
I treat to all and won't far beyond our ex-
pectatlons. Very gratefully yours,
SISTERS OF CHARITY
AtSaturday's matinee tho public school
children will be out in full force Five
children those standing the highest in
! their studies last month"; have been in
Sitel from each school FREQ
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-28

Miss Edna Osiesby, OF Chester, Is tho
guest Of Wilmington friends
Colonel Henry Dupont is In New York
on business.
Mr. and Mrs Luke are visiting friends
In New York
Thomas O'Conncll spent Wednesday in
West Chester.
Mrs w. S. Vernon and son Harvov. left
to-day for a short visit to her parents ut
I3ridgeton, n. j.
Miss Annie MackIen, of Hartford county
Md, is visiting Mrs. AMMO Brown, on
West Third street.
A dance will be given In the brandy.
vino Club House on Wednesday evening
February Everybody invited.
Mr.. and Mrs Milton Hawkins, who
ware married on Wednesday evening will
he at home on Thursdays, after February
II, at No Gl7 West street
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mitchell gave an
informal dinner at their home, No 2p7
West street, lust evening in honor Of their
guest. Miss Tille Noses OF New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NJ. Vansant who
were married in Oxford NJ Il. Chapel ut
Oxford. Pa. on Wednesday, arc visiting
number Of relatives and friends in this
city.
Colonel ". T. Cooper, OF tho Milford
Herald, was IN Wilmington yesterday on
his way from Washington to Milford. Col.
oDel Cooper intimated that solno startling
testimony will bn presented In the libel
case against him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-28
Peninsula canners.

Dover, Dol. Jan. s7-The annual inset.
ing of the. Peninsula Canned Goods Assoc
citation was held here to.day. The follow
ing officers were elected:
President-Joseph Wallace, Of CAM
bridge, Nd,
Vlce-P resident-Henry P. Cannon, Of
Brldgeville, -.
Secretary nt,a Treasurer-C. N. Dashiel,
OF Princess Anne, Md.
Among the Delaware and Maryland
tanners present we're: H. II. Buckingham,
Louis L. Weiss, Richard Dorsey, d. N.
Cottingham, Henry Mailer, Of Baltimore;
James Wallace, w. Il Roach, Cambridge,
Md; T.. Benson Dannis. Cristleld, Nd;
Y. II. Brinsaeld Eidorado, Md; Charles
NJ. Webster, Fast New Market, Md j.
II Phillips, Preston, Md; j. w. L. Webb,
Vienna, Nd; Columbus Watkins, Olos.
81, Del; II. B Messenger, fredericksburg,
Md
A. W. Slch, Preston, Md; Chas. b. Jones,
Georgetown Del; f. w Carroll, Huriock
Md d. Refs and Daniel Hirsch, OF Mil
ford, Del, John A. Sheldrake, Harring.
ton. Bel; t. r. Postles, FIederica, Del. ;
William Gtaham, Camden, Del; George
Il. Lockwood, Philadelphia; Ii. L. Ar
thur. Aberdeen, Nd; II. r. Ridgely,
Salisbury, Md; II. z. Cannon, Brdge'
vile, Del; George w. Baker, Aberdeen,
Md,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-28
Sale of Persona, property.

Sales of personal property will take
paeea follows:
January 81, Passmore Bros, 'Christ!ana
hundred
February ., John Davis city.
February B. Ii. Ii. McMullrn, New Cas-
tic hundred,
February9, j. L. Perkins, Brandywino
hundred.
February II, z. Eibright Brandywino
hundred.
February II, Albert Wollaston Mill
Creek hundred.
February IL, b. l.. Dokey, White Clay
Creek. s
February %, VIM. Newlove, New Cas-.
tie hundred.
March Q, VIM. I. Rothcuse, New Castle
hundred.
March II, furniture, 9Oa West Ninth
street, city.
March 10, Hiram King, Christiana hun
dred. g.
March IS, furniture, 50, Madison street,
city.
Parties intending to have sales this COM
Ing spring shoud engage an auctloneev ut
I'm eaily day, 20 tina. there may DO no con-
fusion i'll regard to dates.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-28
i GIRL IHsULFED.
Usylons Charge Preferred Against Ed
ward Slote by Hiss cornweil

Tho police have been receiving COM
plants for the past two weeks from tue
rVsidenis Of Pine street between Seventh
and Ninth Of the conduct OF u young maa.
His mode of operations was to rim the
door bell and when young girl would re-
.spond no would act indecently towards her
and then at einpt to kiss her. Other girls
were met on tho rect and insultod pre-.
.ssumably by the same man.
In the city court this morning Edward
'Siote was arraigned on the charge Of dis.
orderly conduct.
n Carrie Cornwell deposed that on last
Tuesday night n week ego, she was at the
corner Of Ninth anl Pine. She was ,lk-
ing to another girl when tho prisoner
name up and seized her in an indecent
manner and used indecent lar guase. After
passing the corner he partly exposed his
person.
\ v On Wednesday night she was alone and
4 went across tho rect toa friends house.
< Sl0tH came along tho street and caught
hold Of her again. After going home she
T1eayi urap on tho door and when she
\ opened II he grabbed her hand but said
nothing TO her.
6lote claimed that the witness was mis-
y taken She deposed that he wore dai X
4 Clothes and he claimed that when takon to
s Chief nolan's Office he worc light clothes.
Shs was positive that he was the man,
Ethel Everbardt was with the last wit
ness when she was inSultou on January Is
and corroboratsd the witness regarding tho
insult.
The case was continued uutil to-mor-
row morning in order to secure witnesses.
y The bail was placed at 500 bail.
Mary Portlock was fined % and costs
for drunkonn,ss.
John Malavan was drunk and acting
flisorderly this morning on West Fourth
street He will retire for forty days.
Jonas Heck will board for thirty days
IS at New Castle He was arrested last night
for being drunk.
John Colsh pleaded not guilty to the
charge of assault and battery on Dennis
Daley. Hs testified that u few nights ugo
Y nj the old Ferry Rolling mill the witness
had bar of iron. The defendant came up
V and put his chalk mark on It, Witness OBJ
jected and Colish struck Daley with u
shovel across the back and drew tina blood.
Then no attempted to strike him with
Z piecsof old pipe. Daley picked up brick
and Colish did not attelnpt 20 assault him
any further George Handy, colored, cor.
4 roborated Daley.
8 Joseph Pajaski, Da.ey's helper, had
Y marked the bar and saw Colish rubbed off
the chalk.
John Dombroski testified that ho work
cd with Colsh and testiiled their bar was
out first and that was the reason Colish
marked the bar. He knew the difference
between cold and hot bar of iron.
Michael Crosgrove, Daloy's partner, on
the furnace, testified the bar was theirs
and not that of Colish.
Colish took the stand and testified the
y bar lie marked was his anu while putting
ON his mark Doley kicked his hand and
shat wa; what started the racket
The court did not think Colish was iust-
ifled in using the shovel He was ordered
y to pay costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-28
DOTS.


Deputy Sheriff Ratledgo yesterday re-
plevined u piano for Dearborn Il Co., which
had been sold to John Il. Richards, Of No.
3l6 East Eleventh street.
Professor Wilmer Stone, Of the Academy
of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, leo.
tnred hnfore the Natural History Sooie Y
of Delaware last night. His subject was the
Uses and Abuses of Our Birds.
The State Board of Pharmacy yesterday
afternoon elected d.. Prettyinan of Dover
vice president.
The Jackson and Sharp Company yes
terday afternoon launched barge for /.
H. Fenner of Jersey City.
Rev. NJ Fallon preached on The Future
of Infants Dying Without Baptism" In
st Paul's church last night.
Alternate District Deputy Supreme Arc
hon S. j. Keys of Elkton last night visited
Delaware Conclave, Improved Order uf
Hcplasophs, and installed tho newly .cloct-
ed officers.
Jhoma F. Engle of Mt Holly, n. j.,
last night lecturcd ut the Friends Meeting
House. Ninth and Tatnall streets, On
"Glimpscs Of Mexico"
The Rav. f. NJ. Dougherty's lecture In
Epworth Church on Saturday night will
be for the benefit of Claymont Church.
Tax Collector LOWS has completed his
city assessment and tho board Of revision
is now considering it.
This is "Visitors' Day" in tho public
schools.
Nathaniel Pratt of this city has bea n
granted an oiiginal$l2 pension.
Milton J. Solomon will remove from his
French street home to the new apartment
house on Jefferson street on March 20.
YIN. G. Tindall offers for sale three new
ten rooN houses, No.9ll, 9i3 and gl5 Jack
son street, finished in best modern style
AZ $500 each Also several houses from
s.! 400 up to $500.
The Good Government Club OF Newport
will hold its monthly m soting at Mrs. Ha.
init Johnsons. on Saturday evening, Jan.
g. at 7.3O.
c. &. Prick, Seventh and French streets,
offers for salean old established grocery
store and also two good corn or properties,
good business locations
Several good girls may find EMPLOYMENT
at tho Jute Works over Eleventh Street
bridge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-28

Educate Your Bowels with CascarGts.
.Iandy CAthartic, cure constipation forever
l0c. C. G. c. fail. druggists refund money
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-28
A Cure for Dlpbtheria.

A young son of Thomas Smith. butcher
was attacked with diphthera. II few days
ago. busthe closing OF tho dwelling was
obviatcd by removing him to an upptl
room. treating him with sulphur and two
applications Of Toxine. As "a result he is
now ont of danger and will soon he able
TO be about as usual The treatment Is
commended to others.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-28
A
Good
Line Of
CYerCOats

10 per cent. of. Good, service
able coats at S., $500, So.
Better and drcssicl coats at
$40, SI2 and SIS. Silk Lined
Coats at $40, SEQ and SIS,
with finest Montagnacs, Ely
SLAMS and Beavers al S25, $50
and S35, all silk lined. Refers
listers and storm Goats, all
sizes and prices. Vow will find
cur coats in latest and best
styleS. Well made with gooi
Trimmings and as low III price
as any you will see Or We
don't want you to have them.
All sizes in Suits with 10 per.
cent off prices Of heavy
weights. The big cuts on
Shoe prices arc doing the
work, We arc closing out
small lots single pairs, getting
the room and the money for
New Spring Stock. 1t wifi pay
you TO look at them.
Closed evenings, except
Saturday, at 6 o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-28
PLEASANT SURPRISE,

A pleasant surprise was rendered Miss
Mabel Mccormick at her home, No. 61S
West Seventh street, In honor of her BIRTH
day by tho mem bers of H. A. Watson's
class Of Union NJ. Il. Sunday school last
evening Among those present were the
Alice Alexander. Anna Burns. Alva Price,
May Price, Bertha CrowdlDg, Mary Alex
ander Mabel Mccormick Elizabeth Brink,
Nettie Mccormick, Maud Alexander,
Gladys Richards, Mrs. II. j. Eyor,on, Mrs.
Jennie Barnes Mrs J. II. Crawford, Mrs.
W. N. Mccormick. Mcssrs. Il. "A. Watson,
Harry Reed. Willard Yarnall, Harvey
Nugent. Alphonse LeCarpenter, Willard
Reader, Harry Brown, Edwin II. Cooper,
Roy Clay ton, Elliott Brown, Bayard IIearn.
Leslie Cook, Harvey Layton, Frank Nc
Cormick.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-28

A petition has been circulated In the
city amongst the grocery stores praying
tho Legislature to pass law prohibiting
TIT merchants in our city from giving
away trading stamps 1t has received the
signature of nearly every grocery store pro
priotor in tho city. The petition will be
presented to her stora keepers and mer-
chants for thor signatures The matter
is of vital Importance to our merchants
and should receive tn ,ir hearty co-opera.
ton if they wish this practice broken up
Don't down md then II the bill fails
to become q law 60 about grumbling that
it is impossible TO do paying business in
our city. 1t means n tax of 8 per cent on
the business of ovely firm that givos trad
ing stamps away to their customers, They
had better sell their goods that IL uch
cheaper II they can afford to give five per
cent. off in trading stamps Now II the
time 10 get to work and send in your pcti.
tions to tho Legislators ns well as to take
Il trip to Dover and explain the unfair ness
Of the trailing amps to tho Lesislato re-.
Have tho bill offered by Representative
Donaldson passed and then relieve them i.
5.vGs OF an octapus.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-28

Professor Witmero Stone, President Of
the Audubon Society, addressed the MEM
bers aud friends of The Society Of Natural
History of delaware last night on The
Use and Abuses of our Birds" While
there was disappointment because of tho
non arrival of the s;ereoptlcon, but littio
interest was detractod from tho lecture
Tho Professor is opposed to the wholesale
slaughter Of birds for personal ornament
tation. He said that ,heso birds were net
ci.ated for this purpo,e and all women
with hearts should do all in their power
10 discourage tho practice.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-28
PRETTY HOME WEDDING,


- One Of the prettiest home weddings Of
the season was solemnized last evening
when Miss Mnry Solomon and Frederick
Gossler Sutton OF Brooklyn, N. Y, were
united In the holy bonds of matrimony, at
the home of the brides brother j. Milton
Solomon, No. ll04 Jefferson street. The
bridal couple entered the parlor to ths
strains OF the Bridal Chorus" from Lob
engrin played by Professor A S. Webster's
orchestra, The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Henry Baker, d. D., of Grace
NJ. E. Church In the presence of few In
timato friends and relatives.
The bride was gowned In white damask
satin, ornaments Of pearls and diamonds
Miss Ellen Cleland acted as flower girl.
The guests were received by Miss Rebecoa
Solomon and Mrs. ] b. Cozier. Samuel
Clever, OF this city. and Somervillo Solo,
mon, Of Rverton, N. j., acted as ushers.
From7 until 0 o'clock Mr. and Mrs SUIT.
ton received congratulations from their
many friends. after which supper was
served by Caterer D. P. Jones. The bride
and groom left at II o'clock over the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad for "A short trip
North, after which they will spend several
weeks at Old Point Comfort, Va. jackson.
Vile, and st. Augustine, Fla, and places
Of interest through tho South. After their
wedding "Trip Mr.. and Mrs. Sutton will
make their home In Brooklyn. Tho we'd
ding presents wero numerous and hand.
some. The house was beautifully deco
rated with ported plants and cut flowers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-28
DROPPED DEAD.
George Saycrs Dies Suddenly on rlarket
80
S Street.

People passing along Market street fast
evening were surprised to SEQ man drop
on the pavement opposite the jewelry store
of Charles NJ Banks. Captain Kane was
summoned and found that the man was
dead. He was recognized as being George
Savers. Of No. ll0i Adams street.. Tho
body was removed to his home in the pa
troll wagon.
Ho left home after supper In apparent
good health Deputy Coroner Chandler
gave certificate OF death from natural
Causes.
Mr.. Savers was about fifty years OF age
andat one time was City Auditor and Sup
erintendcnt Of the Wilmington and
Brpndywine Cemetery. He was all az
countant of raro ability and his services
were often secured by business men.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-28
ADJUSTMENTS
GRAND OPERA HOUSH
wAITR's COMIC OPERA COMPANY.

wAITE's COMIC OPERA COMPANY.
Tho engagement Of the popular Waite
Opera Company is drawing to close at
the Grand, where they have been drawing
very large patronage, which the high quail.
ity Of their entertainments deserve. This
evening Balf's immortal and beautiful
opera The Bohemian Girl' will b. pre-
scented with Miss Morella, as "Arine."
Mr.. Smith rs "Thadius," Mr. Amsden, us
"Devllhoof tho Gypsy Miss Mayme Tay.
Tor rs the Queen. supported by the full
strength of the company. A most excel
lent production of this time bonorod and
ever welcome opera is assured To.mor-
row for the matinee tho magnificent comic
opera Paul Jones with its grand equip.
ment and fascinating music will be pro.
sented, aud in the evening continuous
round of laughter will be provoked by
"Oilvette."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-28
DEA tbs.
DAVIS On lst month 25th, Jason Davis,

DAVIS On lst mohth s5th. Jason Davis,
aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends are Invited to at
tend tho funeral Oil seventh day, the Goth
inst, Mt 2 o'clock. from his late residence
near Farnhurst, Del. Intorment at vii.
mington and BrandywiEe Cemetery.
MCMlLLAN-Died on Thursday, Jan.
nary 9Th, 1858, at 1025ia. M, Robert
Mcmillan, In his roth year.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral
from tho residence of bis son-in-law, ].
E!wood Harhca tie 500 North Franklin
stceet on Sunday, January 30th at p. H.
lntcrment at Mt. Salem. philadelphia
papers please copy.
MILI,ER--ln Newport Del, on January
eth, 1903, Sarah Jane Miller, wife of
Joseph Miller, aged 90 years.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully
invited 10 attand tho funeral from her
residence on Saturday afternoon at Q
O'Clock. lntorment In ST. James cemetery,
Newport Without fur her notice.
YERS-D Died January a7th 1898. George
Saycrs aged AZ years.
Relatives md friends are invited to Mt.
tend he funeral from his lato residence,
1l0i Adams street on Monday, Dist Inst, at
0 o'clock. lntcrment private.
STFWART--On January %, 1898, Jam,s
Stewart, IN his b2nd year.
Relatives, friends. Excelsior Lodge, No
7, H. Of p, and U, =. Grant Post G. A, r,
md members Of tic Grand Army in gen-
oral are invited to attend the funeral from,
his Ia . residence. NJ. 0 Elliott avenue.
on Saturday afternoon, January 30, at 3
o'clock. Services ut BranAywno N. Il.
Church at 9 30 o'clock Interlncnt at vii.
ming'on and BranLywint Cemotcry, t
GLASCO-ln this city on January eth
1913. Susan Giasgo aged 10 years.
Relatives anu friends are invited to at.
tond the funeral from tho residence OF
her son-in-lnw Samuel Lewis 1885 Market
street IN Sunday afternoon January B0th
at o'clock. lnterment at Kiverviow
cemetary.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-28
Death OF an Old Citizen.

Robert Mcmillan died on Thursday,
after long illness, in his 18th year ilo
leayts wife and several sous and daught-
ers. He was IN industrious man ard
highly esteemed by his fellow citizens His
remains will be inferred in Mt. Salem n.
EComotery on Sunday afternoon, the
funeral cortego leaving the house Of his
sou inlnw. }. Elwoou Ilavdcastlc. No. 593
North Franklin street, at two O'ciork.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-28
THE EMPRESS.

Mile. Rhea will make her appearance 10
Wilmington oil next Monday ght at the
Grand Opera House in new NapDleonic
play entitled "The Empress." She wi be-
assisted by u company Of unusual excel.
tence which include, William Harris,
Frederic Vronm, Walter Lonox, Fred G.
Holy Ferninand Wilson. Robert Whit
tier, James Damn, j. l.. Mason, Miss
Lenox, Ellen Fulton. Miss Vaughan, Mig
non Fulton. Pearl Shsrldnn and others
equally well known.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-28
The BAY STATE GAS co.
Petitions Filed In the United States Court
Asking For Receiver.

were fled praying for the appointments of
IL Receiver for the Buy State Gas Co -,
of Delaware The petitions were fllod by
Mcssrs. Higgins and Hotfecker on behalf
of j. b. Wier and J. b. Wier, Jr., OF NY.
John G. johnson. Of Philadelphia, and
Godfrey Morse of Boston. They hold SIP, :
0G0 worth of bonds. They claim fraud
and misnanagement.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-28

Delaware City, Jan. 27--Mrs. Fred c.
Price and daughter. Of Wilmington, are
the guests of relatives here.
Carpenters will shortly begin to make re-
pairs to the big barn Oh Deputy Marshal
Shorts farm
Rev. l.. A, Oates, who has been In the
south, is expected to return homo Oh Sat
urdny.
Preston Stout, of Wilmington, is visit
ing his sister, Alrs Wingutc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-28
VIII Give a Smoker.

Delaware Lodge No. q Shield of Honor,
VIII give a smoker in tho 10 lge Roem,
corner Fifth and French streets, on Mon
day evening, Feb. Tth, at 8 o'clock. The
committee in charge have arranged flno
program which Will consist of vocal and
instrumental music and Rotations.
Cards of invitation have been issued to
the members for their friends Members
who have not received thoir portion of in.
yitaiOns should at the Lodge next
Monday evening,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-28
Reception at Dover.

A reception was given last evening at
Chrlsts Church Rcctory, Dover, by the
Rev. George NJ. Bond and his wife which
was very largely attended by the parish
toner's generally including number from
the neighborhood. Bishop Coleman was
also present. All seem to cujoy the oc-
casion very much. Refreshments wero
served by q number of tho young ladies Of
TIE cnnNrnontinn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-28
The President In Town.

this city yesterday afternoon cnroute to
New York. lie rode in President Thomp.
SON srriyate car. With him were Mrs.
Mckinley, Captain and Mira Lafay cite
McWillihms Secretary Por Il. A.
Smith and G. A. Morse, beside Il commit
tee of Now Yorkers Tho train stopped
but the President did not appear. He was
seated at u window and in response to tho
bows from the small crowed dropped his
hat and smiled
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-28
UjliOrd Items,

Sheriff Shaw sold tho Phillips farm at
the National Hotel for 5000 to Austin
Peck, of Philadelphia.
The Baldwin Locomotive works, of
Philadelphia, will secure considerable
lumber from Il. Fleming on the Reed
property.
George NJ. Dickcrson of Dickerson sta.
lion on the Queen Anne h, R., who has
u store at that place was in Milford on
Wednesday enrout) to Dover TO see s5ena.
tor kennoy who had notified Dickerson
that Mr. kcnney had $1,000 in money and
papers for real estate to the value OF $3.50 70
which has been left Dckerson by friend
IN the west. Mr. Dicker5on was much
eIatea at the unexpected fortune and left
fer Dover Oh tho first train.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-28
Sewing Exhibit ut No. 4 School

The sowing mark of the students Of
school No. was placed on exhibition yes
tsrdaY afternoon. 1t was under the direo-
lion OF Miss Joanna D. Mclaughlin.
A display of cushions and fancy work
was greatly admired The results attain
ell In other rooms was creultable In a,l-
dition to sowing there was an exhibition
Of drawing and OF houses constructed Of
card board