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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

Cards. Blll-Heads, Statements Letter
Heads. Note Heads. Circulars. Handbl's'
Dodgers. &C., printed by the Dispatch
Company 1t low prices. VIII give you
good work at the same prices you pay Tor
ir,er,or work. Send US your orders aud
Wa will guarantee satisfaction 10 every
particular
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
White Bed Spreads.

Match these prices:
75c White Spread, full size, Zoe
hemmed for use. TO be sold at -"
sac Extra-Size Hemmed 6ZC
Spread ....... .;,;;......;;'' ', Ira on
We 20 white Spread, greatest OSc
vsIue ever offered in Richmond.
Rig value in Marseilles So. So
Spreads. for ..... ........''''.'
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Sale of BOYS Clothing.

Goo ss2r '0'
oo DO Boys All-Wool Suits; sold
o. - for S325.
Cornets rugs Druggets, Oil-Cloths,
nfattinos and Window Shades, 10
make room; too heavy work TO mea-
sure for inventory: we have made ire.
mendous cuts: in fact. print could not
tell you of the great values remnants
Of Carpets and MaTtings at great sac
rffrr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
Lace and TorChon Sale.

70 yards Linen Torchon' IA Sc
'h % Yards ards Linen Torchon, to Il5c
~ inches wide, for ........:....'
70 Yards Linen Torchon' 10 l0C
~ infh fin wlds 4d 505 to IA Sc
80 vide per yard.
in 1,Ie yariety of Cotton Torohon Laces;;
g., B Ist ferr Of real expensive importe1,a
II IIorpc J'oT' Lace they will wear wei
Ia, o,vil values they are; per lOC
yard. lc. TO ...........''''''''''''
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Thin Goods.

ie &c Unbieached sheeting, 1914, lSc
To be sold for ...'''''''''''''''
Thin Goods.
Rather early to talk about. but at
ench prices it would pay YOU 10 GUY
~ ~ FOR FOR organizes. in new floral ef-
C4C feet. that will cost you later III
ri for Dimities, in new effects;
f3C strfpes and flower, that VIII
cost you later in season 10 Z-5c'
The Silk Sale
will cause great talk. Never before
have such values been offered to the
Richmond public.
Taffeta silks, In all colors ana 41c
BLACK. to be sold for ........'.''''
soc. Drapery silks, q inches S0C
wide 10 be sold for ...........'''
Black Poplin, sells everywhere 98c
for $50. for ........'''.''''.'''''
Antique Modes. in all colors' SOC
sold for soc. yard, Tor .''''''''.'
81 Fancy Silks, to be soiu SOC
81 81 Black Peau de Sole, for S9c
per yard .......... - e,ii, ~
20 Black Gros-Grain, SIX 9SC
o. inches wide. 20 be sold for:; 90
q q BLACK Satin Duchess "a SSC
/ trches wide. TO be sold for %
N.25 Poplln Silks IN an SOC
Il colors ........ .......'. ''''''''''
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l ndieS' NeCkWear.

for White Pun y. X. Ties, in
Z0C shapes, worth soc. c,,.. CHI
~ for Ladies Fancy Ghina-S'in
ZOC Roas. trimmed in ribbon, IN
Black. White. Red, and BIue' worm
- Ladies' Long Fancy..Slk FUN
kOC Ties. sell elsewhere for soc,
75c a haSi'' '''S CO.. c,,,,,,,
CO 40 Ladies' New-Style Chiiioh
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CIoaks and Capes.

TO he sold regardless OF cost ,r the
house that sold for so to SIS 90
cloth Capes. every one So, 90
worth double. N.s9 70 -, az. NJ
Cbildren's Cloaks sold regaro'eSS u
the cost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

English Duck, sold for Is 2-Sc.. 61c
IN be sold Tor ........... s..s''. .'''' -
Utica Bleached sheeting' the lSc
raal 1914. for ........ ....-ss'. 80 -
&c Unbleached Sheeting, 1O-i lSc
IN be sold for ..... ....''''''''''''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

II you can match our prices
16 . &c. White ID3c
Dimities for........ .'.'.
12isc. Plaid sc
Nuslins for ........ .......
S1-9c. Checked Muslin new 42C
patterns, for -.......''''''''''''','
25c. Curtain Muslin, one yard S1C
wide ........... .....''''''''''''''' 20
zoe. Dotted Swiss, tOC
per yard.........;"
o. ID ooc Heavy Corded iZc
VIII ' y X for. per yard.";....
size. White Cambria to be 1oC
&c. for White India Linen DC
that IThi S3id Long IGr cloth worth 81. for
twelve We yards, to be sold 81. 10
io is PC. White India Linen ~ iOc
be 500 Sota Ipi Linens, for fancy "orA'
IN ne soI5 at great reduction
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Kid Gloves.

Kid gloves.
Another week we will offer these I'M
matchable bargains: ia
90 BLACK and Tan Kid Gloves, sold
OSC for 81; sizes. 81 and %.
Tn. Gray. and Red Mosque S0c
taire. sold for s1.75 pair. for..;::..O
M vi. ,vd HII ~ sold for 81; IL
NOW .......... ...-...s-.ss
Three-Ciasp Ladies' Black Soc
Jersey Gloves. great value; -.
ladies' Black Mitts; sold for ZSc
s9c. now .......... ...i,...'';C;;ii. a,.os o.
button t length. sold for A25 ST. SO
\ pair. for ..........'.'''.'''''''
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R,ack Dress Goods.

os yard. Black crsp oo sd and ViSa'
%oc TOs; regular PP TiGel i0V sicnians;
80 20 ED rayd Black Serge and Henri
Soc ssttas; regular price, Rlbc& 6s Srepons;
Sl.0O regular price, g and Sz'oo
so yard, r Black n HsnFi s.. anu
~, 20 ward. Black Crepons; regu-
Ol.UU lar price. s1.25 yard.
IN ward. Black Cashmere ana
iOC Sicilian; regular price, 2lc
Special sale in Black Gre 81. 90
pons at. per yard .............'
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White Goods Sale.

Come tomorrow. we will introduce
you to the littlest prices you ever
knew for worthy fabrics Other STORES
arc advertising White Goods. but see
n Won can match our prices:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

.., for Ladies Fancy Plaid HOSE
ICC that sold for NZ2. Uool,on
l9c I Hose; none sold less ;t than p Us;
33c f fSu Hose always sod for rb soc,
25c for HGsi h' soid for &c. P B3l, Hose
I5c i foTd f foT &c. pair -. -p,.c,,
0UC Ribbed Hose. for boys Sizes o.
81 7. and 7i2; sofa ior ~
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Imitation Duchess Lace

II would be hard for judge OF LA Lacf IS
n tel the difference; lnseIo,nS 70
match. Big values VI a. a. ~
morrow; prices rahsihs' 20 JUC
yard lie 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

Trv 10 MINK OF the cheapesI IlUs'y p,
YOU ever bought. and tomorrow ~ We
viii offer you one WE vou:
H Rcvs ma and Girls Fast Black RID
ned Hose Toe. value, for per S5C
LadieF 6oo, &c and Fe coi6gred H tops. I3c
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01

Chief Dolan reports the following mr.
rsts for March: Assault Ind battery, is;
assault with intont to commit MURDER /;
bnstardy. 2; burglary, /; carrying conceal
cd dondly weapon, !; drunk, 10; drunk
and disordcrly, 81; drunk and begging, |;
drunk and expo ing person, 2; dcmonted,
q; disorderly conduct, 49, exposing person,
J.; entering II dwelling house In night
time, /; highway robbery, 9; held for Pa
authorities l.; held for U. 5. authorities,
1;hnrl oring girl who escaped from Indus
trial School, /; incorrigi0lc, 2; insane, /;
interfering with officer, l.; larceny, 20;
non-suppurt, neglect Of children, pa
tionts, O.; peddling without license, .
pointing pistol, |; Runaway boys, B; tres
pass, 4 violating city ordinance, &; vag-
rancy, 10; witness, /; to al, 23O
Tho following fires were reported: March
O blx No. 80, house Of +. X. Miller, No.
BIZ Maryland avenue.
March s, box No IS, fire In store of G. G.
Carpenter, southwest corner Seventh and
Madison streets.
March II, box No. IL, shoe store OF
George d. Cleland, No All Market street
March Is, box No. u. false alarm.
March 10, box No l4a. stable Of +. Blu
menthal g. Co, Guthcrie's lane.
March 81, box No 81. 4toro OF +. S. Mil
ler, No. All Madison street.
Tho following building lines were drawn
during the month Of March:
George w. Huber, three dwellings, Sec
end, between jefferson and Madison
streets.
Hartmann & Fehronbach Brewing Com
peny, bottlipg house, Wnwnset between
du Point and Scott streets.
II. G. Smith, store-room, Seventh, be-
tween King and French streets
Maria Kelley, dwelling, DUPONT, he
tween Pennsylvania avenue and Clayton
street.
David bangle, Faith, between Jackson
ond Van Buren, stree's.
School-house, 81. AIMS Church, Shall
cross nvenuo and Union streets
Mary G Hickman, dwelling Franklin
street. between Gllpin and Sha!cross ave-
nue5.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01
Chrlstiaua Items.

A number of changes occurred
during the spring moving, taking
away some of our residents and
bringing new ones.
Rev. w. p. Taylor for two years
pastor of the M. e. Church here
and atSalem, was appointed at the
recent session Of the Methodist An
nual Conference as pastor of Beck
with and Speddins churches near
Cornersvillc, Dorchester county,
Md, and Rev. VIM. r. McFarlane,
Of Sharptown, Md, will succeed
Mr.. Taylor.
Next Sur day the regular Easter
service will be held in the churches
and Mr.. TAYLOR will conduct them.
Mr.. McFarlane is expected next
week.
Interesting literary exercises
were held in the public school Fri
day afternoon under the skillful
supervision of Miss Nellie Appleby
the teacher.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01

Dover. Del, March 81. Hearing off
cially that the Governor had approved the
measure giving state aid to the Delaware
State Agricultural Society for the
maintenance of the Dover fair, the fair di-
rectOrs held an enthusiastic meeting, aud
decided to make mUrked improvements
and alterations In FaiYver Park whore
the fair is TO be held, the second week in
September.
William G. Postlcs was appointed sup
erlntendent OF construction. &. Gunly
Brown was named as an additional super
intendent of Division ~" farm products,
iu place of William r Allubanu, who
will DO out of the STAG. TINS new law
was adopted: ANY exhibitor giving IA
formation to the commit co on awards, or
a member thereof, shall be dcbarrei from
receiving any premiums for which he or
she may be contrasting The directors
ara confident that this Precautionary
measure together with the fac. that each
Commute contains ono man tium each
county, will insure absolute impnrtinli Y
in making tho awards Tor which 81 ate
moneys are to be paid,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01

The funeral train bearing the
bodies of the heroes who fell at
Santiago and were brought to New
York on the U. S. Transport Crook,
passed through this city, over the
p, w. g. B. Railroad, at 1l.2l
o'clock this morning. The train
consisted of one passenger coach
and six baggage cars, all draped.
On both sides OF each car was hung
large American flag. The pas
senger car was occupied by ten men
from the Thirteenth Infantry, who
acted as a guard of honor. The
bodies will be inferred in the Ma
:ional cemetery at Arlington, Va.
There were about IS people at the
station when the train went through
1t did not stop. Patrol driver, John
Purcell. secured piece of one of
the flags, which dropped off at the
station.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01
SOCIAL JOTTINGS
AND PERSONALS
A relange OF Interesting Notes Picked
Here and There OF Whining tonians
and their Many Friends.


A pleasant party was given at the home
Of Miss Mattio Rushton, No. 400 East
Ninth street. One Of the features of the
evening was n cakc-walk. 1t was won by
Nicholas Green and Miss Rushton. Among
those present vera Harry Myers, Harry
Behringer jesse Smith, Ernest Edwards,
Miss Lizzie Bulger, Miss B!arche Mckay,
Miss Mabel Dudley, Miss Bessie Hinger,
Mrs. Vincent, Mrs. Davidson, Mr.anl Mrs
Page. William Page, Jr., Benjamin Him.
ger and Blanche ViaCent
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01

Clark ono OF tho convicted barn burners
has written his cry Of the famous crime
for which lie suffered sereh years 10 jail.
The manuscript has been secured by tho
Sunday Star, and its publication will BE-
gin In the $ Ar to- morrow, Sunday, April
ID It's an intensely interesting statement
and throws II vivid light upon tho duings
Of tho notorious Mover SwUats and their
many crimes Order The star Of ycur
news dealer. Only thrco cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01

Invitations have been issued for the we'd.
ding of Francis A Cooch of Coochs Bridge
and Miss Mary Josephine Logan. Of
Princess Anne, in the Prime css Anne Pro-
bytcrian Church on "Wednesday evening,
April 10.
tho Equitable Guarantee Trust Company,
and Miss Logan, tho daughter Of Rev. Mr..
Logan of the Princess Anne PreSby terrain
Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01

CATARRH FOR TWENTY YEARS ANE
Cured In Few Days. Nothing too ba r,l
for DR.. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder to give re
lief In al instant. Hon George James, OF
scranton, Pa, says! II have been martyr
to Catarrh for 20 years, constant coughing,
dropping In the throat and pain In the head
fCtry offensive breath, | tried DR.. Agnew's
gave instant relief. After using few bottles
all these symptoms of Catarrh left mc."--2
For sale by H. James Eielt. sixth and
Market and n. b. Denforth SecouI and
Market strects.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01
East II Muse,

| T.. Easter az A. U. Church 1879, subject,
some lnots about the re uriecticn," by
pastor. The chorus will chant "Old Eas.
yer morn, the worlds great victory
lDr9u gu Christ" In the afternoon there
WI DO a sermon delivered TO the African
mates, by the Rev. A. Woodlands, of Phil
aaelpiih. The childreG's practice will
| conclude MT 2.3 Q. M, and their exercises
VIII commence at 80 p IN.
organ Voluntary, with LONG Meter Dox.
oiogy.
| Invocation.
} na""s '4 A'l prai;s t: h:c BY Choir
! Recitation, E,ster Greeting.
Solo and quartet, "lheme tina. Keeps me
| Singing
| Scrplural Recalling.
Song by tho school, "Alieluia, Christ Is
Risen"
Address. ...".......... BY Superintendent
Lxcloise. Five little Shells to Break, and
. II little song for Jesus
Responsive Readin1. ''' '''''''
Male quartet ani chorus by school, Soul
OF Mine"
Responsive Recalling.
song w the School, Open TIE Gates"
acknowledgements Easter Symbols.
Song BY primary classes and school, Tell
me Of my Savior.
Dialogue.
Collection.
song by the school, "Wo Shall understand
1t Botter
EPWORTH CHURCH
The Easter music at EDworth NJ. f.
Church tomorrow promises to DO among
the finest in this city The choir of thirty
voices has carefully prepared its program
and the selections to be sung are unusually
pleasing The number 20, Joyous Easter
Morning., by Schneider is gift to the
choir by Mrs. W. b Clerk, and til rundi-
ton viii b" n feature Of the Easter music.
George King is director and Mrs. w.
+. Snxton. The following Is the program:
10 IN.
Gloria Pa,ri ............... Choir
Prayer.
Response Observation-Disclosures. Choir
He Is ltlson Observation-Disclosures. Billings
SeripturnI Beading.
o. joyful Sound. Adams
Soprano Solo. baritone and chorus.
Offartory.
Chr Is Risen Norbert
Sermon, Rev. F. Burgetto Shors
AHalEs be u uOu .......,..,......M MARKS
soprano cblisa.u and chorus.
1902 H.
LII IA "'I .''.,.. ...,.,........ HolC
o, Joyous Easter Morning .. Schneider
baritone solo and chorus.
Hymn, congregation,
Prayer
Victory Over Death ........... Herbert
Offertory.
Behold, | show ytu Il Mystery. Fillmore
Soprano, and alto duet and lhurus.
Sermon,
Awake, Thou that Sleepest go. Ashford
Solnists-Alrs. Mary g =, Ms Emma b.
Anderson, Mrs. Emma Owen, Miss Mary
Smith and John A. Booker
The mem bcrs Of the choir are as tol!owsl
SOpianosAM Josephine ANDERSON,
Mrs Emma Is Anderson, Mrs, Lizzie
Booker, Mrs. l. zzie Cam. Mrs Mary Gee,
Miss salile trohs, Miss Edi h Chambers,
Miss Mary Ms,imer, Mis-, Minnie Minker,
Miss Elizabeth C. Moore, Miss Edna Nc.
Creldy,
Altos-Ms. Georgia Jewell, Mrs. Emma
Owens. Miss Mary II, :imith, Mrs Ella
Thomas Ms. Susie W. White,
Tcnyrs-Chirlts T.. Anlur on, David
Baker George B. BnoHer, John White.
Jr, William p. White
Bnsscs--Iarvey Booker. John A. Book
en- Ernest A Gillespie, William NJ Mask,
lr., Charles II, Morrow. Willis l.. Over
deer James Il, Smith, Edwin j. Thomas.
f25 suits to order from the finest imp0r-
ted cloths beautifully made and trimmed
with the very best Italian clio hs. Lockyors
IL nrlEn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01

Two commercial travellers were compar-
ing notes.
Il havc boon out three weeks" said tho
first, land have only got four orders"
''That beats me, said the other. IL
have been out four weeks and have only
got one order, and that s from the firm to
come home "
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01

Rev. f. Is. short has engaged John
Wai>mith to play in Epworh Church for
thrue months. beginning to-morr0w. A
Mr. short is one Of tAe best pulpit orators
In the city and Mr.. Walsmlth porhap- tho
best COrpctiat, the sunday services al Ep-
worth during tho coming three mouths
cannot help he inlrrrstiug.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01

Miss Helen Pennypacker Is home for the
Easter holidays.
| On Tuesday Mrs. Morton Poole will give
atea followed by II supper
| Mr.. George Chambers will give tea at
| her residence on Broome street.
Miss Dorothoa Borrns has returned from
| visit to TarrytUwn-ou- hudson.
Friday night the Bachelors Dance"
will be given ut the New Century Club.
Harry Strndlcy. o. Chesapeake City, Is
! tho guest of Wilmington friends.
Mrs. Annie Bripghurst, Of this city. was
| the guest Of Mrs. William Chalfant in
konnctt Square on Thursday,
Rev Moses Heath and wife were tho
guests of Chester friends on Thursday.
Mrs. Levi, Picrco, who has been visit
ing in this city. has returned to her home
in Marcus Hook.
On Monday Mrs. La Motto hu Ppnt gives
n tea in honor Of Mss llailuck OF Citva-
land,
Miss Elsie Patterson will next weak on
terrain Nils E,teIo Rushing of Lawrence
vile, Pa.
Mira George A. lie Mai7trr i, the CUES.
Of Mrs William l.. Hawkins on Delaware
avenue.
Miss Mary G. Jackson will 90 next week
tov,il Mr.. Wallace Ct Now York, with
Mrs. Horace Greeley krowlrs.
Thursday Mrs. james Bailey will give u
reception from tool MIS-. Joseph Bail
ey's card is enclosed in the invitations,
M and Mrs Alexander A. Capcre, Miss
Mabel tapol,o a"d their guc.t Miss Alien,
Of New IayCr, have gone to Atlantic City
for week,
DR.. joseph Patton Wales. who has boon
quite i'll At r Atncs's Hos itnl in phila.
dolphin, is at hVmc, and is quickly con-
Valeacing
Monday night Mrs. Alfred u. Warner
Will g,voa dinner i'll honor Of Miss Ethel
u. Bach, whose engagement to Charles
Warner was announced last night.
Miss Alice johnson will give cora
patty IN honor Of Miss Holcomb who is
the guest of Miss Marguerite johnson,
who l. home from Mis- Purtur's school at
Pennington for tbs Eastoc HOLIDAYS,
Mr.. and Mrs, George s. Cupcle and
George 5 Capel!", Jr., havo u'so gone to
Atlantic City, for short stay. Mr. and
for u fortnght's visit.
MIR. and Mrs. Alfred s Elliott and Miss
Elliott have returned from Atlantic CITY,
as also have Mr. and Mrs. William n.
RannArl anu Mr.. and Mrs +. Tulnall
Warner
William Pussy Is home from Haycrforl
College to spend Easter. ~
Miss GoIdiDg is home from the Woman's
College, Bal imote, for u few days.
Professor Poliison, q former instructor
ut FrieDGs' school, is visiting in this city.
Charles Hastings of Philadelphia, IL the
guest Of Thomas Woodward.
Mrs, Irwin Geary will give saur kraut
supper Mt her horne, BrGck's Lane, Henry
Clay Wednesday, evening, April II
Rev, S l.. Irvine, who has been visiting
his fiien1s in Culpcpper, Va. has retained
homo and will grcoI his congregation in
Lower Eranlywlne Church Tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Nlslds havo is
sued cards for tho marriage of their dnugh.
ter Miss Grota. to j, Mouti"th Jackson on
April T. There is to bo II receptiOn nc
lhrir homo on liroOme street, from to 10
Mr. and Mrs. Jack son will be at home on
Wednesdays in May, at No. 90 Hazett
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01

John ID. Hawkins, chairman Of tho
Democratic Executive committee was in
conference with Deputy Attorney General
Cooper and Walter II. Hayes this morning.
1t was suld that Mr.. Hawkins was here
for the purpose Of givins Mr.. Cooper some
Information about that race track bill.
but he told REPUBLICAN, reporter that
his business did not pertain TO that mat
ter :.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01
Cape [ h8ries Special.

A special train for Cape Chnrlcs com
posed of one Pullman and four Gnycoaches
was made up. Of part of the second section
OF train No. Is, u: the French street STA.
tion this morning. The special was in
charge Of conductor Ellie Flemmlng and
Ernest Eli, Of this city.
The Cape Charles special cnrs are goner-
ally carrie down on th3 front Of ,ha SIC d.
Ond section but ~ tho train was too heavy
especial had tn ba run Two Of The rear
cars were occupied by tho prNco,op Base
BRil team.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01
DOTS.

Tho employees of tho Diam nd Slate
-UnCompiny have received Their increase
IN wages and Tho trouble at the plant Is
therefore settled,
Building Inspector Cassidy reports hav.
ing Do"n issued during tho month Of March
20 permits at a valuation cost Of 1890.
Judge Crossan this morning granted
letters testamentary on the estate OF An.
nie Wilson to William II. and George vii.
son.
1t was reported on the street to-day that
Street Commits sloner:M cClo key will bn re
moved on Tuesday night and that II prom
inent Republican who was u member OF
the Logi laturc will be appointed in his
place. - /
There was a slight fire at No. 121 Rod
ney street last night. A young man struck
u match and tho head fell of setting fire
to the lounge
IS, So. 81 fancy silk vastnG' to order so
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01
HO02tK'S ANNOYING e P F:: SSS:;''
49, tpfnutrin
So 49, -ra77HT = - =
The Weather.

Tomorrow promises to be partly c!ondy
followed by clearing, and rather warmer.
Monlay fair with slight change OF tcmpor'
ature.
The Thermometer ct w. G. Tnylorb
drug store, 80? King street, registered 70
day rs follows;
Z o'rlon.i 10 n'r.DtE O'Clock
NJ Al I3
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01
Africa,

Africa is the most elevated of all the
continents 1t Is the continent of pla-
teaus." The great tablcland in tho south
has mean altitude Of over $500 feet.
The wide tableland on the north has an
average elevation of about / 800 feet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01
TISlIINC PARTY,

Frank Davis, w. II. Sheppardson, AL
bert Frost ana James Sutton, who {went
fishing in tine chesapeake canal ycster-
day morning ro,nrpcl home last night.
All but Frost returned loaded with fish,
and he said that some one had s Glen his.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01

Although thi, isthe last day the county
road com missiUners have TO flo theirbOnd3
with clerk of Peace Foard y +. David Of
backbird, and Hiram II Pennington Of
St Georges, had not Gono so at noon.
Unless they file tho bonds bsloro::3 clock.
Governor Tunnel will appoint their sue.
cessors next week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01
Annual breakfast.

The second annual Easter break
fast will be given at ST. Peters A.
L. Church, on Easter Sunday at S
O'Clock a. m. The services will be
conducted as follows by Mary and
Martha: Opening with singing and
prayer, after which the sisters will
hold a covenant meeting. Love
Feast at 7 o'clock; rcakfast will
be served at 90 clock; preaching at
1880 a. m. by the pastor. Subject,
"Resurrection of Christ" Easter
offering at H. 80 Il. M; 80 p. M.
grand lecture to the Sabbath school;
AS p m, sacrament of Lords
Supper. Come and have a good
spiritual feast. Rev. q. W. Murray
pastor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-01

Mrs. ]. W, Murray died ct tho home of
her husband No l06 Spruce street last
night in her 4lst year. Her funeral will
take place on Tuesday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. INT rinen, will DO made in Lom.
hardy G nltry.