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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-02
Great Clersyman's idea Of q Bsneiactor

A great Clergyman has said: "The man
who saves lie aud health Is the great
est benfact rot his race" Webcllcve his
but we also believe that's great physician
becomes stiIl more OF benefactor OF the
people when no gives bis SKILL his advice
and counsel to the sick without charge.
This Is precisely what is done by the fa-
nous DR.. Greene, of So West 14th St, Nav
York City, discoverer OF tho wonderful
medicine DR. Grecne's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy, and who Is the best known
and certainly the most successful physi-
clan in this country in curing diseases.
Tho sick and those in any way out OF
health have tho privilege Of consultation
ard receiving advice and counsel from this
eminent physician without paying afee. q,
That you can write about your cnse
and receive carefully considered ADVICE
and Information in regard to your com
plants without charge of any kind. lie
uses only harmless vegetable remedies III
his treatment of diseases. and 1t Is ny
means of these wonderful hcalth-givlng
medicines that he Is enabled to make the
marvellous and astonishing curos which
have made his name u household word all
over The United Suites. Write to him at
once, for this is CO. tainly your great oppor-
tunity to be cured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-02
Slight Wreck.

AS the accommodation train that leaves
this city at 6 O'clock. n. M, was pulling
out Of the French street depot this morn
ing it colliicd with tho roar end OF freight
train No. 223 at the foot Of Poplar street.
The freight train was going South and the
accommo lation North. The pilot OF the
engine on he passenger train was wreck
ed aid tho locomotive was otherwise in-
jured. The trucks of one freight c'r was
taken from under it, and the caboose Of
cabin car was demolished.
The two trains came together with n
crash and the passenger was dragged back
q considerable distance. A now locomotive
was placed at tho head OF the passenger
train and after The debris had been cleared
away it proceeded to Philadelphia No
one was injured in the accident and
strange to say that not ono of a number Of
demijchns which were packed in the car
that had its trucks taken from unGer it
were overturned. Trains were delayed
about 80 minutes by the accident.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-02
SOCIAL 'j0fTlNGS Y 7
AND PERSONALS
~ MeIanye OF Interesting Notes Picked
4. Here and There OF Wiimlngtonian'
/: k1se and their Many Friends.
DELAWARE SOCIETY BANQUET.

r DELAWARE SOCIETY BANQUET
The annual banquet OF the Delaware
Society Of the city OF Now York WALL be
held nj tho Wnllorf-Astoria on the eveii-
ing Of February ID. A number oil distih,
cuished Dslawnreans will he present ana
Governor Tunnel will DO tbs guest Vi
honor.
NJ more than usual interest. The speak
ers who have promised ~ address the So
ciety on that evening insure II most Inter
esting and instructive entertainments. The
Rev Dr. H. r. p. Faunce. one of the most
attractive pulpit orators OF New YORK,
will sneak on the new expansion policy OF
tha Government. Hon, Charles II. Treat,
Collector OF Internal Revenue In New
York City, is to speak OF the iutafe VI
America.
Nj. Treat, since he has left Delaware
and made his homo In New YORK, mas pe-
coma one of the most popular speakers IN
/ ne yicinity of Now York OF the Repubil-
can parry. He Is an eloquent speaker,
and interspsrses his speeches with many
keen and entertaining wltticisms. Ffesl.
yttent Triton, OF the sons OF delaware OF
!, Phiadel phia, and President Baldwin OF
| the MARYLAND Society Of New York City,
| will also mako short speeches Oh hat oc-
casiop, Henry c. Conrad, Esq, Will
speak 70 tho toas+, tho Twinklihg OF
Little Star
Delawnrean visiting New York Of he
time Of this dinner, desiring to enjoy the
evening with their exiled Delaware friends
rvill be heartily welcome. The tickets ior
the dinner will be five dollars and may DO
had by applying TO the secTetlry, Mr.. ;. ~
lMcGoniyle, No. ~ West Twenty-th'ru
street, or on the evening of The dinner, OF
from any of the Executive ComMlGee ~
the Waldorf Astoria.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-02
The Rhyuland

Tho Rhynland WAS moved about 26 feet
yesterday. The sand - gradually piiing In
around Tho stranded boat.
Early To-day the work OF tr0usfcrrne
thu RhynlanA's cargo was begun, and at
the next high tide anoth sr effort will be
made to float the vessel, Every hour she
remains upon the sand tho more deeply
shc becomes imbedded and the hope Of
saving her lessons,
Captain Snackford marine superintend-
ontof the International Navigation Come
pany, with th.riy-,lx assistants, arrived
ut the scene of the wreck at daybreak.
Captain Shackford says the cargo weighs
more than 900 ton aud Is worth mora tina \
sl,0OG,0OD
He is devo.ing his attention 10 g ting
this out of the steamer, the rescue of the
vessel being in the hands Of thu North
American Wreck.ng Company.
The crew OF Fcnwick Island Life Saving
Station Is encamped along the beach.
ready to give aid should an emergency
arise The cold /; Intense and causes con.
siderable suffering among the men.
CABIN PASSENGERS.
Tfe list Of cabin pa seagsrs on board Is
"a follows: W. r. RoLb, James J, Inglis,
Mrs. I. Lamplav, Lionel c. Lawrence
Mrs. Lionel 9. Lawrence, Hugh Booney,
w, j. Smith, Hugh Thomas.
Accord ng to reports received in this
city. Captain Hannah says that 70 lights
We're seen by him after passing Montauk
Point. The officers of the line refusy TO
state whether tho Rhyn'a IDS propeller
and rndder broke before or after she
struck the beach.
Tho Rhynland rests broadside to the
beach, and not more than 100 yards from
the shore. Whom shs grounded she was in
fifteen feet OF water which Is diminishing
AS the sand drifts around the vessel The
Rhynlund cost $500, OOO.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-02
iIn,l,on sety,ces neld.

Rev. ]. Wilbur Chapman addressed a
large meeting In Grace NJ T. Church last
evening. Tho whole choir Joined In the
singing of tho chorus. The meeting was
presided over by Rev. 7. A. McCurdy and
prayer was offered by Rev. A. N. Kelgwin.
DR.. Chapman took AS his text. what
Shall do then with Jesus, Who Is called
Christ" DIR. Chapman said In part: THAT
no one could help but be impressed by
Matthew.
The preacher briefly reviewed how the
mob came before Plate and demanded the
life of Christ, and how PLATE after hand.
ing Jesus over to the mob, wa,hed his
hands, plate 10 this day Is trying TO FREQ
himself Of Chiists blood. There was some
lime ago n book from Germany, with an
introduction by George Macdonald, a
Scotch writer, entitled Letter From
He'll" In the book was an illustration Of
PLATE dipping his hands In stream and
washing them. Some one asked PLATE
what he was doing and the ruler replied,
"Will 1t ever come Of" The blood Of
Christ has two purposes-one for condem-
nation, and the other for redempIon-and
1t IL for every oDe to choose one or the 9TH
or.
When Christ was nailed to the CROSS and
the blood from his hand fell on the
stone below, He left his blood in this
world, and 1t Is either for the condemlla.
lion or the redemption Of all. Every word
in the text Is emphatic, 1t says: What
shall dS?' "You must do something"
said the speaker. t'You must either accept
or reject Him It is for you to choose Je.
sus or pleasure Jesus or money, jesus or
social power, or Jesus and something else
worldly. Ii any Of you arc selling your
aO1ll IN Tim hama ni n n ~ nj
you will find nothing. You can buy many
things, but you cannot buy yourself away
from tho text, What shall dor"
Our choice can be made. There are two
things to DO chosen from. but you can only
select one. On ono side IL jesus, on the
other worldly pleasure. You must make
the choice. Ifyou choose worldly pleasure
you shall lose the other, and you then ask
yourself what shall dor" Ifyou choose
worldly pleasure there will be one dav
when you will BIO held to strict account for
then ask yourself what shall dce The
only thing Il to do II now Do 1t this
minu .. Doit this second. Choose Jesus
and forget worldly ploasu re.
Some people say they would accept
Christ but they can't holdto their promise.
Pin your faith to one only one who BIAS
the power to hold yol', ,n1 that Is Chsist.
Ifyou accept Christ, dod will accept you.
Rich mau your riches twill oltbefore
Christ. s1You with have no moro power be-
fore Him than the poorest beRgar. A
man with an appetite says that Dis appe.
tito keep: him from Christ. No, 1t is not
III, appetite. but the will CT the man with
tho appetite. Il the man with tho appetite
will accept Christ, God will accept him.
"What shall do Is the burning ques-
ton tonight. You must oil accept or no.
ject Jesus. Let him In or keep him out.
Which shall It be1
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-02
Di:A his.

JFONARD-Jnbn H. suddrnly ON January N
Funeral on the itu Instant from his Iate resi-
dercr. III ,oulh 4th street, phiIudclphia, Pa
: EVA ,T--,r F,hruorv ,st lsl, Mary F.
Sttwnrt wifi, of inniel II. Stewart.
B,,,tiv.s and friends rr, invited 10 ttenl
,hn fnnar.,, services pt bnr lnto resi- .irrcn St
t'ao,t.n, III nS .,atrrIav' iycl,ruury A. Mt il
Ne nj, withnut Furthnr nGtirr iuiri.in,mt Of
s. Grnrrr, ce.nrt,ry, It
G,A,-I, M,rsb,llton De, on Echrrory l.
nra,zn ft',v :, IN n u homos GRAY nrrd u
ye,ra mnuiL nn,i \ days
fD.tai H. Nh iri.o5s ma ipritnl to nj
+o,, ~, frnfr,i from H." rr.;, Homes If hi,
irntb.r.in-iuvv Wufr. prnndbrnt. in MarshnI,
-, III S",,,iann NJ thn bnn.n nj / nrImrI,
S,inLny. E,i,,r,rv ! JnrcrInrnt Mt ST lance
c",net nv Nrwu,,rt' Del
,...
we've Dn'n parted, we've oeeh parted
Ana h"d we parting sore;
May we meet IN yonctr maven,
Nay we hctt 10 part no more.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-02
CARD BASK f..

Sanford S Smith has recovered from
recent illness.
Miss Ncttie Bromwell has re urned from
visit to Philadelphia.
u Thomas F. Bayard Jr, Of New York,
was in Wilmington.
W Il. Williamson, formerly manager OF
tho Opera House, is visiting here.
Miss Elsie Mae Giboncy. of Lewiston,
Pn., Is the guest of MIR. and Mrs. ;. u.
SInn!ons.
William H. Williams AMI p. II. Over
deer will represent the local Y. M. {. A.
at the convention at Cumberland.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Riley leave to-
day for an extended tour through Cali
fcrnia. They will be gone some four or
five weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. I, d. Sheppard, who has
been spending the winter In Baltimore,
visited friends in this city yesterday they
will return to Baltimore this evening
Miss L. C. Finn, nurse in tie Penn
sylvaniu Hospital, Philadelphia, visited
her relatives in Newport to-day. Sho Is
III good health aud appears 10 cnJ.y l!fe'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-02
City Court Cases.

The Arst case called in tho city court his
morning wac that Of + lw,rd SoweIl He
wa, charged with beng drunk and was
fined Il and costs.
Peter Carbino was fined Il and costs for
being drunk and Edward l.. MckunnDn
was sent in 10 keep him out Of danger.
James Flanagan was charged with dis
orderly conduct. lie went to the house
where he had been the day before. He
was under the influence OF liquor and used
bad LANGUAGE. He was fined $l0and costs
Mrs. Hannah Greenleuf OF No. zoos Pels-
mt street, was tho prosecuting witness.
Flanagan was fined for Il similar oifensc
yesterday morning committed at tho same
place,
Neal Kennedy was charged with keeping
gaming table. Tho case was continued
until saturday morning. 1t Is alleged by
Rufus Elliot that gim9 Of pJklr wa;
plnyrl by Kennedy
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-02
THE MOTH AND THE FLAME

Everyb body who is anybody will DO at
the Grand Opera House next Friday night
when the KelcOy- Shannon Company make
their first appearance in this city In Clydo
F.tch's great society comedy. "lhe MON
and the Flame" There are probably no
two actors in this country who represent
the best qualities Of gcnteel and refined
comedy than Mr. Herbert Kelley and MISS
ECje shannon. Their association for years
with the vely best stock companies OF inc
country, in which legitimate comedy was
the Distinguishing feature OF the rerct-
toire has given them prestige in TINS re-
spec, second to mono. Tho play which
they will present on this important oNca-
sion ID n society drama by Clyde flteh,
entitled THE Moth aud the Flame 1t
Ind remarkably brilliant run OF ten
weeks at tho Lyceum Thottre. New York,
last spring. Its story dcals with the lI!e
of the ".lnartset" OF New Works 'Al1
1t shows its vaniiies irl7oli;ies, its gaicty
and labor, rs well as tho heart sorrows OF
its serious side. A pretty, wealthy society
Girl. who in her fondnoss for galcty stlll
assumes an ntercs. in tho severe duties OF
LIE, falls in love with rich, handsome
young fellow. whose past is shady, not to
say black, with number OF discredinble
love affair The moro others accuse Lin
the more she loves him. She consents &c
be his vito with the hope of exercising
reiormatory influence over him. The
sudden death Of her father. who unknown
to her takes his life because he fears the
disclosures Of Misrepresentation or funds
emit us ell to bin gives her atfianced an
opportunity of showing his generosity,
unknown to her, of shielding the family
from the effects of the loss of the fortune.
lie subsequently leads hor to the altar,
but tho wedding ceremony is abruptly in
terrupted by ayoung woman who charges
lin with her ruin. This brief outliGe Of
the story is developed to u natural conclu-
sion by methods whose ingenuity retains
the interes5 Of the apuicuce to tho very
end.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-02

Elmer n, j., Feb. IA West Jersey
and Seashoro Railroad freight train draw
by engine No. -, was badly wrecked -
miles from Brldgo,on, Its destination, at
sis O clock this morning when the ther-
M omo,er registered "A degrees: One car
was mashed to kindlins wood and was
used to-day for bonfire to warm the
wrcckers Two other cars were derai!sa
and badly mashed. The trainmen were
reticcnt about the cause of the accident
but 1t is supposed to have been caused By
tho brrak!ng of the coupling OH tho thir-
tenth car.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-02
Married At The CLAYTON House.

Miss Lou A. Deaver daughter OF
Thompson Beaver. and John W. Mack!en
Kaoln. Pa, were married In the rooms o I
Mrs. Wright at the Clayton House this
morning
The ceremony was performed by Rev. J.
H. MiAigan who is a friend Of The contract
ing parties.
The young couple had expressed desire
last summer to bp married hy their preach
er friend, 50 To-day they came to THIS CITY
and tho knot was tied.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Mack.
lem left for Washington, where they Will
spend their Honey
Mr.. Mackcin is n well to do farmer and
Is we'll known in Chester County.
Miss beaver formerly resided In Cecil
County Nd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-02

Is again abroad in The land. The air you
breathe may be full of Its fatal germs |!
Don neglec5 the Grip o" you will open
the door 10 Pneumonia and Consumption
and invite death. Its sure signs arc chils
with fever, headache. dull heavy pains,
muuus discharges from The nose, sore
throat and never-let-go cough. Don't
was precious time treating this cough
with troches. tablets. or pt Or. cheap syrups.
Cure 1t at onoo with Dr. Kings New Dis
every, the infalliblo remedy for bronchial
troubles. 1t kills the disease germs, heals
tho lungs and prevents the dreaded nfter
effects from he mnlady. Price 30 cts. and
Il %. Money back il not cured. A trial
bottle free at N. b. Danfcrth's drug store,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-02

Cumberland Md heb Interpretations
have been compile ed for the twen'y-scv-
onth annual convention of the Young
Mems Chris ian Association of Maryland,
West Virginia, Delaware ard the d S.
tr!ct of Columbia, which will begin in
Cumberland Friday.
Wilmington delegates will be on hand
and Delaware Colleg' will be represented
by Everett q. johnson and Hugh Nj.
Morris.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-02
Golf SunbOnNets.

Golf sunbonnets are out already.
They are not cut on the links-it Is a
little early for that yet-but they are
all ready to be gazed at. admired, tried
on. and purchased. The golf sunbon-
net Is a very pretty variety Of the
species. 1t flares more than the old
fashioned sunbonnet, gives more space
for hearing and seeing, and is-oh, so
becoming! Two specimens noted are
Of muslin, one all rose-colored flow
ers, for brunette, and the other with
blue flowers on white ground, for q
blonde, and both Of them have the
most delicious muslin strings, which
tie into the prettiest bows imaginable.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-02

A popular Cuban delicacy is Goldfish
prepared in this way: Place a table,
spoonful of butter in a saucepan over
the fire, and as soon as it Kisses lay
into 1t an onion cut in thin slices. Fry
light brown; add a cupful Of shred.
ded fish and turn in water enough to
just cover it. Add little chopped
green pepper and half can of solid
tomatoes. and put on the back Of the
range, where it will simmer slowly for
an hour. Serve on hot slices Of but.
tered toast.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-02
DR. Bulls Cough syrup Is the STANDARD
remedy for throat and lung troubles. 1t
is specific for grippe and bronchitis
The Girl Arrested.

The girl who recently visited Whining.
ton must have done some walking. She
visited the home of Pcnnuck climnD,
near Chauds Ford, on the evening Of jan
uary IS having, she said, walked all the
way from Edgcmont, Delaware County.
The family were charmed with her and
we're content to have her remain. The
story she told was that she lost her arm in
a railroad accident and had OBJ aimed
verdict Of $4,000 damages, which sho
could collect when she was ablo to reach
Duwninstuwn. Burgess Ringwait. of
that place 5ho declared. had tho matter in
charge, and she exhibited u legal docu-
mcnt barring the nnmes OF Mr.. Rnrwa't
and Jnhn J. Pinkertor. tho West Chester
attorney If the Pennsylvania Railroad.
She took her arrest cody yesterday
when Chief Of Police Jelferis of West
Chester picked her up. Mrs Stewart Of
No AIS Market strrat has agreed TO drop
the ca L upon getting back her ring. The
woman will 10 held in West Chester to
answer n charge there,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-02
Builders EXCnanye.

At meeting OF tho Builders Exchange
held last evening the following commit
tee was appointed 70 canvas for the views
OF tho members rs to mating tho organi-
Zation more effective. The following otIi-
cors were elected: Srank A. Mitchell,
president; L. &. Simpson. vico pre- .itent;
Herman l)evinncy, second vice president:
Joseph > Hamilton third vice prrsi lent;
William ii Foulk, secretary William
l)as!dson treasurer. 1t was reported that
at least 200 dwellings aru byiug erected in
hi city At present The pso poets OF tho
Bnild'rs' Exchnnge arc that he organiz,-
lion will DO an active Organization Tor
some time 10 come.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-02
KNIGHTS or pYrHlAs.
rlembers OF Supreme tribunal Meet At
Indianapolis To Consider
Contested Cases.

indianapolis, Ind, Feb. L. Members Of
the supreme tribunal Knights OF Pythias.
arrived here today and will hold sessions
In ting until tho end Of the week.
The tribunal is composed of Judge Sea,
Of Dallas. Tex: Edward Realm, OF Mont
gomery Ala: John H, Alexander, Of
ieashurs' Va, W A. Gale, Of Boston, and
A. b. GARDENER, Of New York.
The supreme chancellor of the order. I.
G. sample, Of Allegheny, Pa, and Record
or W. d. Kennedy are also here. 1t Is cx-
rected thnt number Of litigants will he
In attendance.
Tbs tribunal will take upa number OF
casos appe,od from the Sta'e divisions
1t composed the court Of last resort tor tie
knight3 Of PJthias
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-02
DOTS,

For groceries 60 to Welsh, No. 316 King.
The ice has stopped the wcrk of rcmov.
ing the rock from the Christ lana
Rov. L. ". Ia ten, Phi. ID OF Phi!adel.
Lha, has assumed charge Of ST Andrews
Episcopal Church.
Rev NJ. Y. Fallon will begin series of
lectures in st patrick's church ON next
Sunday,
The Board of Tralo will hold meeting
this evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-02
Atpoyer Today.

Dover, Fob. !2-Twenty -eight Republic
cans in the joint session of ho Legislature
today took example from the ground hog.
Thoy came out and after soeing their
shadows returned without electing a
United States Senator. The Legislature
weather will therefore still continue and
the people must patiently put up with the
spectacle of tho Republicans being divl-
ded.
Two ballots were taken today and the
vote was as follows:
Addicks, IA.
Gray, Is.
du Pont, 6.
Chandler, B.
willis,
Chancellor Nicholson, 4.
/. Representative Ewing joined forces with
Representative Frizzell and Senator
Blakely.
The jury bill passed the house this morn.
ing and was sent over to tho Senate. This
bill is tho best That has boon seen here.
1t is to give the people proper jury
system. Two commissioners arc to place
the names 0! men Of both political parties
in The jury box and draw them for the
jury. Tho reason SO many special juries
arc drawn IS because the best men are
not selec ell
1t is expected the barber bill will become
n law.
Worthless check ssuors arc In trouble
as special bill will be introduced cover
ing heir actions
They eau be tried at present for obtain
ing goods or money under false pretences.
Senator Pyle introduced the much dis
cusscd wafer bill. In tho House this
morning tho bill exempting doctors from
paying license was reported unfavorably.
George w. Childs D"exel, 1t ia reported,
Will buile row Of $1,000, houses at Bryn
Mawr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-02
Sold By The Sheriff

Sheriff Taylor yesterday sold the prop
cry at Fit and Walnut stree y. Of Cath
crime n. J. Saowball and Mario McCnr-
mick, administrators OF Peter Mccormick,
deceased. 1t was purchased by William
prickett iorS2CUO
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-02
Pensions Quickly Secured.

Original pensions intelligently prosecute
oil, rejected pensions re-opened aad sue
cessfuly completed; dropped and reuucoe
pensions restored; widows, pensions Srsut-
cd In 10 to 90 days, by Col. John Mnin.
wright. EXPERT per sion attorney 2nd tiAor
No ". Seventh Street Wilmington DEL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-02
Spain's Greatest Need.

Mr.. r. 2. Olivia, Of Barcelona, Spain,
spends his winters at Aiken, :. q. Weak
nerves had caused severe pains in the back
of his head On using Electric Bittcrs,
Americas greatest Blood and Nerve Rem
edy, all pains SOON left him. He says this
grand medicine is what bis country needs.
All America knows that it cures liver aud
kidney trouble puriies the blood, tones
up tho stomach, strengthens tho nerves,
puts vim, viJor and new life Into every
muscle nerve and organ Of tho body. II
weak, tired or niling you nesd it Every
bottle guaranteed, only 80 cents. Said by
N. B. Danforth. druggist second anu Mar
ket streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-02
RETAIL GRoCERs' SMOKER.

The Re all Grocers' Association gave
delightful moker last nigh1 in It's rooms
in he Humphrey bulldng An intcres,-
ing address was delivered by W. D. Mui-
lin Jr. The Orange Mandolin and Gull
tar Club played II number of selections
and several solos were rendered by a. 81
Handy. George Taylor gave several hum.
,orous ROTATIONS. Coffee anu crackers
were served.