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For Boys and Young Men-C!t1


For Boys and Young Men-C.ty.
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military drlll ana manual training
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MoRNINGsIDE HEIGHTS.
ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS commence Monday. Sep
TENDER 25th.
Examinations scheduled Sept Goth will be
postponed respectively until Oct "a and Sd. The Uni
versfy' Including the Medical School. will open on
wednesday Oct. 4th. instead OF Monday. Oct. Cd.
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Principal.
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select school for limited number OF pupils students
prepared for all colleges
Circulars application.
Reopens Monday. October second
nR. CALLisEN'S SCHOOL.
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select school for a limited number OF boyA PRIMARY
Department
s2d year begins October "a.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-06
BARBIN BALI,

The BARRIERS Protective A ISOLATION held
its first annual ball in Eden Hail las even.
ing, and was Il success In very way Music
was furnished by Albcrt's Orchestra The
bail room was prettiv decorated with
pam, and other potted llunts and the
guests spcns an enjoyable evening.
Charles T. Morris was master of cere-
monies; Albert +. Cole. floor manager:
first nssis ant, James Pcnneti O; second as
sistant, Lewis Leshem; third assistant
Naller X Coale, Andrew Dixon, l. B.
Preston and harles Smith were the re .
cCp Ion committee.
Jhe 'tficers OF ,.e association urs James
+. Flynn, president: William r. street,
first vice president Charles Smith. SECOND
VICE president; Lewis h Preston, afecori-
ing =ecr' tary Charles r. Iipku financial
secretary; J. V. NJ La Rowe, treasurer.
Committee. James Pennetio. chairman, II,
Jones, secretary; Frederick Hllbiaer, treas.
urer. William Brooks, Jr.. Ma, aciuu
score AIRY Of the bali, tho secretary bong
absent
TIE grand iEarcn began at 10 o'clock
aud was l'd by Charles r. Morris and Miss
Mary Snyder. About fifty couples took
Part IN 10 Some Of them wer!: Albert +.
Cole, Miss Name Anderson, James Pen
netto, Miss Gussio Balnhergcr, Mr.. ana
Mrs, Walter k. ConIe, Lewis l.eshen, Miss
Rebecca Dlshlor. of Philadelphia; Andrew
Dixon, Miss Irotz, James Cohen, Ada
Cowgirl, Mr. and Mrs Charles Tipka, Mr..
and Mrs. James Finn, Frederick HI
bibe',, Kate Begiey, Mr.. aud Mrs John
" al.h. John Concy. Katie Keenan,, Ed
ward McAtoer, Mnme keenan,, Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Cross. Harry Jacobs and
daughter, &. II. Behringcr Lizzie Cour-
son, Benjamin s'tetfenberg. Mrs. A. J.
Strffnnt Gig, Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart,
me invited guests were Horny HILL Il A.
Cloud, james +, sweeney, Harry jacobs,
A. G. Bonha,n r ank Hartman, Richard
Monk, Charles Botford. Tie re!reshmeut
committee w"s ". +. Street, James J
Cohen. William Hampton Charles Reese
Scott Miller.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-06

At tho session Of the city court ills
morning William White, colorel, was
rated at IS and oit for bsIns drunk.
James Boyer colored was charged by
officer Fox with being dunk. He WAS
rated at 81 and costs
Harry Morgan was charged by officer
20 CO with being drunk He was lin ed
10 and cots
James Mil and Eugene O'I,ren we're
enlarged by OH o Mari tn lie Ialss.
He found them last night ram: O II
!r"in. they wero fined IL and cusvt ior
tere p ISIS Or five days Imprisonment.
John Fuhey and Harry Jones wo'1
charged by Officer Fox with vagra ICY.
They wore fined 81 aud costs
Elton Devlin was arranged on TIE charge
OF drunkenness S o was picked up by
Oftio5r Snerry at Front and Saipley
atreets where sho was using had language.
She pleaded hard to be allowed to go 10
her home. She claimed that hor mind Is
not right at times. She will retire for
twenty days.
Officer Shields charged James Bonner
with being drunk ana disordery,
Mrs Aune Taylor t-,t ilal that she did
not know tho lnan. She saw him on tho
yeoOnd floor OF No. 223 Shipey street. He
Twas removed by the oi1i.or and then ru-
turned and used bad language. He was
fined 81 and costs.
Johu Malonsy was charged with the
larceny OF II lot of iron chain the property
of the Diamond State Iron Company,
Officer Murphy testified he found part Of
the chain in IL wheelbArrow AMI found l5O
pounds OF chain In junk shop.
John Brown testified that tho Damon Il
State Iron Company lost tho chain of II
Gnr on the siding Tho car came in on
Saturday and the chaia is worth s..
James August testifioi he bouHh' Tho
chain from Alalonsy. Tbs cars wore about
D0yafds away.
halnnsy claimed tho chain was picked
up OF the ground along side the car He
was held in 500 bull for court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-06
FOR SALE, A BARGAIN,

Three story brick house, S. Il. Corner
Fourteenth and King streets Apply to
JAMES W. PONDER,
900 Market St.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-06
I)t A Tbs,

DAY-At Tnltyrillr. Del, on April ! 1870.
John W. son o! Charles W and Elizabeth
bay, aged month. and IS days.
l,.GllVss and friends Of tho family are In
vted to attend the funeral frori her parents
Residence, on Friday mon ming at II o'clock
luterment at Mt Lebanon Cemetery without
fur,hor notice.
WA .LACE~ln this city, on ArrilaC. Truman
Wallace, nsr,l 81 years.
elatir"s aul friend, are invited to attend
the funeral services from his lat" residence
sl'' Vest sixth street, On Thursday afternoon
a. 0'o.u"!.. lhtermGnt private,
PhcEoST--in tin, city, on April 1. Sarah.
widow Of IT." late Edmund Provost, aged G5
Relatives and tgi ndI are respectfully invited
70 attend ttn func,al from the Residence of
Henry HUwti.!s 1901 Market street. on 1 hur,
day afternoon at O'rl"ck lntCrmrnt private
at Wilmington and Bruniywinr cemetery 1
GlB.OH-1n this city OH April I'd, 1900, Annie
f wife Of Joseph Il. Gibson aged 81 Years.
l!onliyr- and frlcmds arc respectfully invited
10 attcrt IL" funeral from hsr hu shand D., resi-.
d"ncc, ~. Madison street, on Friday afternoon
N ei2rk. lntcr:H"nt private nt Mt >al"ta
cemetery.
CEoEEI On April l. 1850. TInnnah A., widow
IT thu iatu Il u ,roncy, agod Il year, at 5lJ
south jackson street
itrut.goi ind friends nrr invited to attend
L. tG;!"rai 7eg'lct 4 AZ tltvct Church, Fourth
ai.i broornI is, On Friday afternoon at 40
O'Clock in'rrneilt AT Wilmington and Bran.
~ WHO r"nrterv
rnEb5- In this atty, 81 April (. Sarah Cybhf,
Hs'd * years
Relatives md friends are invited to attend
the fuhvral from her Int" rusldencc, ut II g
laEli, street OF Thursday attarugnu At 2
pc! Services at shiloh Baptist Church.
l".sI mont OF NJ Wpn cemetery
Il NRM"CN. 1nuts city, on April G, Tamslp.
vic y the late David Harrison. sgul = yr4
Hclalives uAd friends If Tho family arc in
gi,rl to attul,u the funeral from / :. r,ui.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-06
ARRESTED
IN TIME.
The Police Believe They,
Have a Professional 4
Crook Behind Bars.

In the person of Harry Aul, alias
Moore. alias Foster, alias Hill, the
police believe they have Philadel.
phia crook behind the bars. lie il
held in default of $1,000 to answer
the charge of larceny at the next
term of court. Captain Chambers
received a telephone message yes.
terday afternoon from Willard
Brown Of 90l Van Buren, street that
man was acting in a suspicious
manner at Shallcross avenue and
Van Buren, street. On the previous
day the man had acted strangely at
Browns house and was ordered
away. Brown saw the man yester.
day and believing all was not right
he informed the police, while his son
Swallowed the stranger. Officers
McGillon and Ward we're detailed
on the case, He was found at No.
1905 Adams. McGillon rang the
bell OF the house and Aul said the
folks were not at home.
He said he was waiting for the
young lady toreturn and they were
going for walk. The officer flash.
ed his star and grabbed his man,
telling him that they would take a
walk to the city hall. He said his
name was William Cline and he be.
longed in Wilmington, bit he could
not tell the names of the streets and
told conflicting stories. He tried to
secrete small chisel up his sleeve.
When searched at the city hail. sew.
eral sets of false teeth stolen from
the case in front of DR.. +. E.
Smiths dental parlors were found
in his pocket He also had a card
under the name of Harry Foster
showing he had been treated at the
Hahneman Hospital, Philadelphia,
and ticket for diamond ring on
which he received 500 in a Philadel-
phia pawn Office. At the city hall
he gave his name as Harry Aul and
was given a hearing before Judge
Ball and held as stated above. He
has been identified as the man who
pawned all overcoat, handsome
gldZeu picture, several DedSpreadS,
a number of tides and table centre
pieces. Officers Shields and Aiken
recovered the latter articles. Aul
refused to talk to the police. He
was measured and photographed
to-day in order to find out who he is.
He had no questions to ask in the
city court last night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-06

Miss Grace Lovy and John Cayaunugh,
pO'h Of TINS city were married ut the home
OF the bride ) phroht5 in Baltimore yes rr-
day C"vanaugh Is rm,!oyed as Il caller
IN The Mary lnuh division Of the p, ". *
H. triIrond and Miss Levy was anti u
10" days az" nurse at the Dslaw are Hos
lI1nl Tho wedding was tie result IF IL
romance which began at tho hospital in
February 1898 Cavanaugh had met wi h
an accident which made It necessary to
have one OF Ids legs aInputated. Miss Levy
was the nurse TINT attended him and II
strCns attachment sprung up between
them Tho time soon came for them to
part when Cnvanaugh was ready to leave
Inc INSTITUTION aud tho young woman
thought she had secn the last of hor DO
1ient but Cupid had mined his arrow
straight and the news was soon hertl.lel
u their tlcnt!s that they were engaged
BY getting hurt Cavarnu-h won u prpt, z
wife and he is cnviod Icy malIy " u would
undergo much suffering to win such u
piiz'. Mr.. and Mrs. Carnnnugh nre spend
rug 'heir honeymoon n; Atlantic City ana
have TIE best wishes OF their many friends
in this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-06
Shipping News.

The steamship Kershaw left the
wharves of the Harlan d Hollings-
worth Company, shortly. before 7
o'clock this morning, for trial trip
on the Delaware River. AS the big
vessel was towed out of the creek,
she was saluted on all sides by fac
tory and tug whistles Captain
Chase was in command and the YES
sci laid at the mouth of the creek
until the officials of the company ar
rived. If everything is satisfactory
the Kershaw will proceed to Balti-
more, where she will be turned over
to the Merchants e. Miners Com
pany.
The lighthouse tender Zizania is
at the yards Of the Pussy & Jones
Company for repairs.
The schooner yacht Priscilla ar
rived in the Delaware river yester-
day and will come to this city for
repairs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-06

Milford, De-, April ! A reception was
t'ndercd he l'iCkrrson College, tilpo Club
ana Orchestra Ivy Joseph T. Holland ana
about Nifty Ut Nllc-d's yunnE society folk
after conrer' lay the college boys A'nun .
tho studcnt-n.u,t rnns wuru i N Gay.u
th0 Indian singer Dt Carlisle and ch III yiyi.
100 yards runner A. NJ Duvail, tn siaut
foot ball plnycr, who was a cap am w}th
the City Troop Vfpnilud0lphia in tho druuy
Of otCu Iatiou Of Cuba aud j Whoe!oak
the Indian musician and sayophonu play
81 VINO VIII Ecg"mpaLy tho !nIi.n band OF
Carlisle 70 the Part. Exposition.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-06
A Motel Actress Dead,

Lily Post, the opera singer is
dead. She was taken to the insane
asylum on Monday at San Francisco
by her son. who had trouble in re-
straiding her, as she appeared
greatly excited On Tuesday she
was stricken with heart trouble and
died peacefully. She was we'll
known to Our theatre going public,
having appeared in our city at the
Opera House on several different
occasions in comic opera,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-06
To Arrange for the Outing.

Senator Blakely, ami Representations
Burns mad Donohos, no Wilmington
member, Of the Lagisla i've Committee on
reunion went duWi Go Dover This morning
10 arrange for The outings IL is probable
That hn June jaunt will be 10 O,u Toln:
Comfort instat d Of Luray Cave. Ni,sigia
ns was AZ Il st lnLenltil.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-06
CARD BASKET.
CARD BASKET.
Miss Annie Kirk Is in West Philadelphil

CARD BASKET.
Miss Annie Kirk Is in West Philadelphia
Mrs. Alvin II. Morrison has gone 10
Smyrna.
Nathaniel B. Pratt Of Smyrna, Is In WILL
mington
Cook Conk'inR of Rutherford. N. j.. has
been visiting Wilmington friends
Mrs. James Bailey, No 1905 Delaware
avenue, win give u tea this afternoon.
Miss Josephine Fletcher, supervisor of
music in the public schools, spent Sunday
In Atlantic ii v.
Mrs. George W. Chambers No. 1890
Broome street. gave delightful afternoon
tea yes erdny. Many guests attended.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hamilton Grotecloss
of Suffern, New York, who have boon
spending II week with Miss Elizabeth Car.
lisio, have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. d. Sheppard. VINO have
been spending the winter with tho fornlel'
sister, Mrs. Donoho Of baltimore. Md,
huyo returned to their homo in this city.
Alfred Constable OF Eikton, was in This
city tJ-tay.
Harry Rrice of Baltimore, is the guest
OF Whining on friends.
Rev, A. f kcgwin, OF MiIlyilie, N. j.,
visited his parents, Rev and Mrs. keigwin
III this city yesterday.
Stausbury Murray. Jr., yesterday enter.
tanned his aged mother. ;ho keeps well.
Sir Knight Charles Hayward will leave
to-day Tor New York on business Tor the
knights Of st. JOHN and Malta.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-06

The third volume Of the advance
sheets OF Pennewill's First Della
ware Reports, will soon be issued
by the Electric Press.
The volume contains many decis-
ions of unusualinterest complied by
Judge Pennewill and Court Stenog-
rapher Hardesty. The most impor-
tant decision contained is that in
the case of the State VS.. Colwell,
which was the first case involving a
violation of the election laws since
the adoption of the new Constitution.
The case is fully reported.
Another important compilation is
the first report OF the Supreme
Court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-06
Fire IN the OrerA House

Something which was not down GA tho
proaran!ne occurred at the Opera iInusa
yesterday attoruGnn, WHOM il was disruy =
ere: lh0t tho c'ut he's Of Mis- Miami Gross
we've uu fro. When Informed Of the tact
she took II quietly and steppou nu. into
tho cu'rIur whera it was found thnt ,llc
Of h1r UnHCrsEllts was stnpllering The
fire was pNt cut and tho yuung lady re-.
turhed cher scat. It Is thought that the
garment VIZ 40; On lire by cigarette
which had teen curoie7sly thruwu away
on the street, A space OF inches long
al ) w!do was burnod n he back ut the
bottom vt sho skirt before tho smell Of
smoke Witch wa detected by ono Of tho
usher, cruIn ~ located Much credit /.
given Miss Gross tor the way she acted for
II shn had screamed l, panic would hay.
II" doubt resulted Very fsw of .hu audi
enc ana mono Of tho performers know Of
me occurrence aud as a Consequence there
was N, Sri,p,nCuf.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-06
Shot In The Legs.

Edward Dougherty. of No, 80 Porter
street was admitted TO tho Homeopathic
Hospital last night suffering from injuries
nboGt the legs by b,ing shot by t1,nrgs
Vaientlnr, colored. Tle latter Is tenan' On
Thoa. Pagan farm situated near ii vor-
brook. The farm has been visited from
slime tn time and things carried II Last
night Valentine heard the dog barkiu. IN
such I. manner that lie went 10 Tho yard
to investigate tho cause. Tho dog kops
golng towards tho chicken coop Vsleu-
tine chlIei % tiC ':irn to como out of his
place OF hIi'n4, THIS ho refused TODD,
Valentine secured !..S gun and when tho
man refused t" r''no GU the gun was fired
anu tbs cUhtsIts scat cred about he
coop hoAl OF pain followed and Vulen-
Line found that he had shot oilsAorty.
Mr., Pagan called at tho city hail where
saleht'ns Is Locked up and said want
to get hih' out. liois II Trustworthy man
rnd has ''n"H everything possible to st up
ttehi'nE. y few nights ny ihof
stripped M low ana carried off tina 81 cor
"iutt mould board ana coulter They
o!rrled eli the crols last year and this year
AAnE started on tho pluw
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-06

An enjoyable evening social was given
y. Tho home Of Miss Nellie Crawford in
Newport on Monday, The guests gather.
Ell III inc rnflor hau spent the evening IN
games mud dancing A collation. wa.
serv!d. Those present we're: Misses Bt lle
Jones. Carrie Cunningham, Mary Lyman,
Emma Hickey. Der, hn Lyman, Sophia
Bartlett, Nell!o Crawford Edna Scar
borough. OF Newport, Neliio Guuert, Lo;t,c
Wood, Mrs, ) EastLurn, J. Lnnhy, H.
lentns, A Fraiin, \ McQnii'an, I Bul.
len. {. O'D"nald, II, Lyman, W. Lyman
n. trhwtord. n Crawford, Mr., nnd Mrs
" wilson Mr. and Ms I, y, Lyman,
Mr., aud Mr., Y, J, Crawford.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-06
Not Injured,

The steamer Molic X. Rldgway
was not damaged as reported yes
terday while backing out from Ship
ley street wharf by coming in con-
tact with the Market street bridge.
She is in service as usual to-day,
under the direction of Captain Fow-
Ter, who says she is all right and
ready for business.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-06
Lett Cash For Christian Science.

West Chester, Pa April s -Miss Anna
James, the only daughter Of the late OK
Senator Francis James, Of this place, died
at Gottingen, Germany, on Monday,
and by her will, which was filed
in the Registers office to-day, the follow
ing Wost Chester institutions were re-
Numbered: Christian Scientists, $3.50;
High Street Meeting Of Friends, $1,000;
West Chester Public Library. 5000; First
West Cheater Eiro CompanY, E6UO
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-06
Two pleasing Entertain mcntS.

Rev, Il. Bur2ette Snort has arranged
Tor two pleasing entertainments at Ep-
worth Church The first will be by Miss
Helen Muir Wilson Of Philadelphia on
Thursday evening, April %.
On Thur lny evening, Moy 4 Dr. Rus
sell II, Corwull will lecture iu 40 church
on tho subject 'Thu Silver Crown" As
10th entertainments will be 70. ho beneiit
of the church the members AMI friend y
should c ovid The cditlcr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-06
Stablemen Fight.

Mahlon Mckenzie and Frank Brown,
stablemen employed by Charles T. Dough.
erty, had row at tho stable last night.
As a result OF the row Brown was badly
injured about the head and Mckenzie is
at arge. He received a severe cut IN The
head by q blow of window weight which
Mckenzie used as u Dersuader that ha was
better man than Brown.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-06

Rev H. S. Dulany writes from Whites
Vile that the work Of the church there
onens with good prospects. The former
Wilmington pastor therefore expects an
ingathoring Of souls during his pastoratv'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-06

Dover. April 5-While the Dickinson
College Cleo Club and Orche stra wore per.
forming in the Dover Opera House last
night, Captain T. b. Norman started to
leave the hail. which is ON tho fourth floor
OF the Kent county Court House He lost
striking his heard against wall. lie
cannot recover from his Injuries.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-06

There will ba a jury trial before Magi,-
tratc Kelley on Friday evening. John V.
scott sometime ago renteI Il stable At
sixth and Franklin streets TO John w.
Scott The latter hiss refused to givo uD
possession and hence the trial
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-06

Dr. c. Ru sell Jakes, of this city, and
Miss Susie Schley of Bridgeport, N. j.,
were married at the home Of the bride at
that place yes erday. by Rev. Burgette
Short. Mr.. and Mrs Jakes will rssids at
No. 1920 West Eighth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-06
Quarters for Judge Gray. %.

Postmaster Brown has made requisition
on Washington officials for furniture for
the rooms which will b. occupied by Cir.
cult Judge George Gray In the Federal
Building here. Judge Gray will occupy
the rooms formerly occupied by tho dis
trlct attorney,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-06

Mrs. Edward Woodward OF Market
street between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets. Ia seriously Ill at the hnme of her
mother In PhiladslphIs. Mrs Woodward
went to Philadelphia Monday Oil pleus-
ure trim
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-06
Mr.. WIlmot VIII Speak.

Rev. A. A Wilmot will speak on the
subject "A Young Mans Purpose" at tho
Sunday afternoon meeting Of the Y. NJ. G.
A. Mr. Cunningham will b, una bio to
sneak,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-06
LAYTON ErinpS Suit

William LawtOn has instituted suit
against John Brown for elnutrica nppiun.
res IN the plant in Asbury NJ. Il. Church
The suit is for the recovery If $50 rhe
case viii be tried before Magistrate Kelly
tU.lnorrUw afternoon
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-06

Miss Annie Alderman, dHugh!Lr q! MIR
ana Mrs Alieu1 Alderman. and Ehnrit.
PtrNkt wore married IN SActt d Heat
Gnu rh lhrsonage Last ryrnn. After lie
ceremony a reception vas ho'd y; ITO hornu
OF the bd!de'S PARENTS, No. l4S HARRISON
street. .,4...-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-06

Argument was heard in the United
States Court this afternoon upon tho mo-
ton to dismiss tho bankruptcy proceed
ings of Kaufman Sondhei,ner.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-06
Ills New Charge.

Rev. W. W. sharp. formerly pastor of
Wesley chu,rh wont to Dam n this morn
ing, where no was assigned by tEn Cam,
bridge conference Several OF his VIII
mipgton friends bid bin farewell at tho
depot and wished him succuss In his new
charge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-06
YOUNG MOTHERS.

Group Is the tarror Of Thousands Of young
mothers because Its outbreak Is 30 pgoniziua
sum ption Cures like magic IN cases OF Group.
II has never been known to fall. The worst
cases relieved Immediately, Price pc, Doc, 81
by N b. Danforth, Second and Market
streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-06

Mrs. Kate Hahnigan of No. 7O5 Curlett
street slipped AMI fell on tho pavemonst
at Seventh and King streets yesterday af-
ternoon cutting her head severely. The
Phoenix ambulance was called and TO-
moved her to her home