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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14
DIES PRAYING
FOR SON.
Victim of Consumption,
and Doesn't Know of
His Fathers End.

New York, April l4.-Young Patrick
Healey lay dying with CONSUMPTION Fri.
day night at his home, No. 800 Est
TSenty-third rect Just around tns
corner at No. 3sS First avenue, Michael
HcBley, falriCks father, lay dead in the
EOme OF second -uU.
The father had died suddenly in the af-
ternoon, while utfe ing u payer for his
sons recovery. The son, however, knew
nothing las night Of his father death.
His family were afraid the news would be
too q eata shock for his feeble condition.
The homes of the two Sous Of th. labor.
Ing man presented IA pathetic cont asst In
the First avenue home, Oh u top floor. the
aged mother and her sons lills family
were gathered around the bier OF the dead
father Michael Heaiev was good man,
his friends say, and the ties bs we,n him
and his family were peculiarly close.
In dhrkoned room III the little Hat on
East Twenty bird street was the sick
man-nlona most Of the tino. His mother
overcome with grief. was unable 20 give
that attendance Mt the bedside she would
wish. There WAS no one oil - tn giveit
The young man had been confined to his
bed for four mouths Ho is twsnty-ei ght
years old
That his son should be SO III affected
Michael Healev very deeply. He went
yesterday af ernoon to the Church of he
Epiphany, az Second avenue and Twenty
second street. to offer prayers that his
son $ sickness might leave him.
I here were several pe itionrrs nraving
In tho church at the time. They saw Tho
aged man handle In aud assume the a.
ttude Ut devotion. A few minutes later
they saw hun fail In heap on the fl or
He was dead before aid reached him. l be
doctors said 1t was heart failure
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14
PILING UP TESTIMONY
Nothing But Praise From All
Sources.
Stands High in the Estimation Of those
Who Have Tested It's Merits.

There 10 no doubt whatever as to the
merits OF Morrow's Kid-ns-o ODDS judging
from the coed results obtained right here
In Wilmington. Morrow's Kid-ne-oids
are used daily by many citizens and they
all testify without any hesitancy about
the great good they have received by the
use Of this great kidney preparation. Kid
ney backache, dizziness. sleeplessness.
nervousness and all urinary disorders
arising from disordered condition of tho
kidneys. Another citizen adds his testi.
mony as follows.
Miss Elizabeth Mahan, No. $40 North
Franklin street, says:-"My kidneys were
very seriously affected for long time,
The doctors said had Br,ght's Disease. I
suffered greatly from pain across my
back and aching through my limbs and
cntire body. After taking Morrow's Kid
ne.olds for short time 1 was relieved Of
the pain and aching. My petite Is much
better and can sleep -piendidiy now. Be-
fore taking Morrow's Kid-ne-olds l could
not rest at all and would feel tired in the
morning"
Morrow's Kid-ne-oids are not pills but
yellow tablets and sell at fifty cents box
at Nil drug stores and at N. b. Danforth's
drug store.
Mailed on receipt OF price. Manufactured
by John Morrow s. Co, Chemists, Spring.
field, Ohio.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14
BISHOP HANDY'So
PLAIN TALK
lie Throws a Bomb Among
African N. E. Confer
enCe Members.

Norfolk, Va, April IA. AT Fridays Sc ;-
sion Of 'ho Virginia Conference Of the At
rican Methodist Episcopal Church Bishop
Handy, the presiding officer, created q
sensation by denouncing some members Of
the conference. When the committee Of
temperance had submitted its report, the
Bishop took occasion to express his views
on the subject. saying In part: you are
not to shift the responsibility on tho wO.
men or tho Government, for l am told
there are men right on this conference
floor who gel drunk. and ! am going to
give you all opportunity to chow whether
you arc In earnest about this matter by
holding an executive session tomorrow
morning. when you can bring them before
tho conference and get rid OF them II
they get drunk You can send Thorn out IN
the world where they belong''
Bishop Handy intimatsd that drinking
whisky is not the only evil That should
claim tho attention OF the conference. as
other charges have been made against the
ministers and will be investigated. II
have letters charging some Of you with
lying" he continued, charging some Of
you with dishonesty and not ,Jaying your
debts. We are told In our book Of disc-
pline to conduct ourselves prudently with
women, but am afraid; and they toll mo
that some OF you keep midnight hours. l
am going to put ths whole matter in tho
hands of q commit ee for thorough inves-
tigation and If you are guilty you will
have to louk for other work, for the church
will have no further use for you"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14

Chelmsford, Mass, Aprii l4.-"She loft
mud the feather bed; also about 300 in
cash, tbrse quilts, Two pi lows, load OF
fu"nitur" and three pairs OF new fust
bl elk socks ~
ha is what Butcher John Keats s i'd
about his wiir'a di1aurear.tDre tie SAYS
he opM with his inrm hand, Howard
Bnckmer. and is no. living in Ln ell,
His VILE is 50 year, Old. Blackmer is 26.
"Nr we're married 81 v"as ng,. at
Nashua, N H , and always gave all
Ca ned to my ' lIe,' said Keats ~ he
70 ,~ou for nv we - nc Is 'nsy to So.
he continued she t1nk snuff | II yer
yet knew nnvbo ~ Wao us d 1t to have
very strong moral character
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14
ON ShTri}Dh



The follow . tie c"ih'N r"h state, VIZ:
Arl hat lirm. r.n.n N -, t.,c.. Of
Ian. with TIN, nuIlulll the r., bnu,t. .iim,
nul Measurements IirIaru "rrup,4l ST.
ma, IN .th.I.t.try Gr, X t!unun It, NV
C.I.tm rnIIn'F ;.ni ; a. t. u. lava "
NOR. mar lru urlv b,ulI ii and drsCrlb Il
n, .,Ii4ws. t.,"tL;
II ,Inuln, II, tue wc,tnrlv corner Of
slit. f,.u, .it!u. hisu!. crrnrr for atds ut
D.y.. G. Lyn,u amt Niiu,n E.rrI
,,rr,ce hin tin 90 Ian! Of sat Oliver 4.
LYMAN. ,,rlh3, n.rrs AID 6 uiuut's
,,,t PSI n:,Ih ~ fec t. land of R.ubrn
snt,rrlnw ;tnsuD, binh.u. thrrnhu Ivy
! th,. iNuwtn! 5,,uree. -rutu 81 dos 81
! - inmates east 40 and :. - =, suut!3l
it..,.rs,r.,l .ls u.lrut ., ,a- 1853 aud clio
,r..s,,u' II 3Ii..rIrrs and - 1nlutiu.s at
IS hr,! Z ~ I,"i; sou5n 3. degree. and rs
In,riutrS rtSt JIt lr,i; aud north Is ,ir-
| roe. ami u,Iuu - east ~ AMI - o FEET
| 10 tbp lrlt tiunk Of ihr Chris IAN, cr,rk;
| tbrnrr ur sAIi crruE hr thr line ut low
. lrIr the rpf to lnn nov or FORMERLY If
/ Tn"mas B smith: hence binding there
! on hy the ioiluuius uuutS $; month A.
! degrees II MINI rs west passing rkruugn
! "A VITO, & DE- On ho bank ~ AID crrrH
."3i,s ; North 20 degree and 80 minute.
/ Yves. is! ie,,; ard uuri h 81 degrees and 81
mIr,t.4 ur, 1914 and 3 - trot tpn ston.
IN in, o. iunt u, ,uld h"mas Ii: -'iulI
uud hence ny sale. Smith land and !ani
Of william Farri. lor u = irgrrrs aut i
minutes west / ,;.76 sud 4-l0 Get 10 tn
,,lnca of be sinn,ug, cnrratuin. 10 ana
I 9-iua5rcs Of lanu. b9 the aamo more "r
| los.
Also MI that certain tract or piece Of
I land with tun building. and Improves
mrnts ihcreon erected. 81 uaIe j.! tho
county OF New Caste, State If delaware,
bounded and ,crioei AS follows:
Bryiuaiuu AT u point on tho uurtbea +
si j.. IF th,. rnnl ;.rdin, from Newark ia
9 ~ ,ha sauna Ii,'. , c,rr.,r nf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14
..BRISGAVTA=Fh%
IN RIVER Mod
Big Hamburg Steamship
Net With a Similar
Mishap Six Weeks
Ago.

Tho Hamburg American Line steamship
Brisgavia, whose injuries have just been
repaired at League Island, received
through having struck rock obstruction
in the Delaware, below the Pea Pa'ch
Shoal, which resumed her voyage Thurs
day afternoon after forty-three days de-
ten'ion, Is again aground, this time In
mud on the west side OF the channel, be-
tween the old Lazaretto and Chester IL.
land.
The entire fleet of the Red Star tugs are
this morning The position 10 which
the ill-tatoi ship now lies IL one in which
she is not likely to receive any injury, and
the probabilities are that She will proceed
just as soOn as f1oated.
Z. +. Young, the agent here for Bris.
gavia. was in Atlantic City when word
was received Of the grounding Of the yes
Sci. He immediately returned to the city
and perfected arrangements 20 float her.
1t was hinIed freely yesterday afternoon
that this may be the cause OF the with
drawal from tho Phia. service of the
large ships of the Hamburg Line.
Speaking OF this second misfortune TO
the Brlsgavia last evening, n prominent
shipping nun who did not care to be quot.
Ell sHId:-
'1here Is something radically wrong
with either our:piluts or tho channel Of the
the river, aud IT. seems TO me the quicker
something is done he better for Phla
Imagine tho impression these two acci-
dens 10 the Brisgavia la, made upon her
owners, who. l unders anu, sumo oil
their own In surance. Inc sum Of s1O0, 100
Will not cover their loss tlrouyh sacrifice
OF tho service Of the ship for some six
weeks ard the added cost of repairs"
some say 1t WAS thick at the time the
vessel struck bottom. and in such a case
1t may be hat the fog came On suddenly
and accident followed while the pilot was
Eroping about for a safe place to anchor
ship Of the Brisguvia's siZs rne United
States engineer, suy there Is at weuty-inoL
channel ~ low water from Philadelphia
to he ser. But the pilots say no.
The Brlsg-vla left here in charge of
Pilot w. w. Norman, who is licensed by
the pilot commissioners of tho State Of
Delaware
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14
Post Easter Dances.

Society will throw off the sackcloth and
ashes tonight and go into gaiety's cos
tune. On Monday evening there will be
several dances. On Tuesday evening AT
tentinn will be attracted to the wedding
OF Miss Mary Il. n. Dunnins OF Av n
dale, Pa, to Mr.. Brale of Parksbury, Pa.
The ceremony will be performed in St.
Andrews Church. and reception Will
follow ut the fu ure home, Delaware ave-
nue. and West streets.
he same evening there will DO fash
ionabe dance n tho Now Cen ury Club
for the bcneii of tho delaware Hospital.
On WedneSd, y evening Mrs. Willard
salisbury will give a dinner NJ her home,
Fourteenth and Broune Streets and on
the evening of Aurll % the King Dhngl.
,rrI will have n Gnbleaux ut tbs n W. Cen.
tury Cub for The benefit OF the Home Tor
lncuI ablns
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14
FINE MUSIC
AT EPW0RTH.
A Choir Of Thirty=five
Voices will Render Fine
Easter Selections.

Epworth NJ. e. Church choir will
probably have the most elabor ate
program of Easter music oil any
Protestant Church in the city. This
choir is the largest in Wilmington,
being composed OF IS voices. aud
has won an enyiable reputation tor
splendid singing. These who want
to hear fine Easter music by a well
trained chorus, will go to Epworth
Church on Sunday morning and
evening.
The hpal rehearsal for to-mor-
rows program was held last night
and the singers demonstrated the
careful training they had received.
The decorations will probably be
the handsomest in the history of
the church.
PROT. George T.. King will direct
the choir and Mrs. Emma SaXton
will preside at the organ. The fol-
lowing are the numbers to be sung:
1879 a. m.
"old Easter Anthem" Billings
Behold | Show You Il Mystery"
Herbert
"Nictory Over Death" ..............Fi more
20 Joyful Sound, o Glorious Hour"
Adams
7.3O p. m.
King Of Kings Simpler
He is Risen ......... .............Herbcrt
Thanks Be to Cod. ......,......... Marks
''Why Seek Ye the Living?". .... Simpler
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14

TOMORROW will be Easter Sun.
day and from the present outlook
the weather will be all that may be
desired. The ladies will be thus
enabled to wear their new spring
headwear for the first time and vie
with one another in showing off
their Easter finery. The new bon
nets and hats will have more at
traction for the women than the SER
mons tomorrow. With Sunday the
week OF PRAYER will end ard next
week will come the usual spring
festivities.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14
Dortl DOn't!! DOn't!!!

"Ntither borrow r nor lender lie,
For loan Oft loses both itself and friend,
And uuls tho edge OF husbnpdry.'
Don't lend your directory. You may
wan 1t when the o'Ler fellow has 10.
/ ont borrow your friends directory. He
may want it und dom like to lend 1t.
lyun I b. SOW ub-crIhe for the 10 70 city
directory before YOU forget Mullins man
nurr, $40 Market sJ.eet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14

Jersey City n. j., April, "A. The At'an.
tie Is So Rail i.un"Ge, which Thursday sub.
.titu ell Jersey Citv for Wilmington Del,
In Is circuit. met with u sever blow hero
yr-r,ndav, when the city nnthorii'.s re-
fuse TO grant ape nit ;nr Sunday games.
Prr'u eof Us nvnw"h intention to select
p3nrcrs for Jersey ii v aud not put local
plnvrr- on the rtub, thHrr is strong oDpns.
iinn here TO he Freedman Rogers combi-
nation.
sunday gn,nca were looked 20 ms the big
no'''v-m k 'r- here, in,; the action Of the
nu hori e. nav "'Trctu'liv block the
Leagues plans for this section.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14
ON SATURDAY.
THE 2s b DAY OF AP 1900
At = O'CLOCK p. IN.


The following described real estate viz
All those two c.rta'n lots or parcels OF
land situate In Middietown, New n-ts
county ana state OF Delaware. bounced
And described a. follows, to wit:
No l-S.tua . on 'ha west side Of Sou
Broad street In Middle own aforesaid,
having n front on broad street Of ~ irst.
and extending back between parallel lines
$50 fee:, bounded on the south by land
late Of William Price, on the north BY
land OF Walter 7. l.ethsrbury. and on tho
west Up ths lot herein described ~ No. 2.
hnoing tberaOn erected two.stDry frame
dwelling and Otner improvements
No =. -siLunts on the north side OF
West Cochran street in Middlstown afore
ssid, having front GU snid Cochran strait
OF 90 feet and extanding back bst~ean
parallel Ines $50 feet. bounded on the west
b. Isnds late OF William Prlos; on The
ss., by lands Of said Price AMI the lot
herein described a. No J.. and On the
nor h by land OF Margaret BsA.ton, hav-
ting thereon erected . frame stable and
ether imprOvsin-nta.
ssissd and taken IN execution A. the
proper y Of Wilson I. Cavenusr, executor
q The last Will and tsAtamsnt OF Thomas
Csvsntlsr. deceased. and tsrrs tenants,
~ W. JOHN r TAYLOR. Sheriff.
shsriR's on,sa WilEtnxton. Delaware
April L WV ltw-2t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14
ON FRIDAY.
THEYtn DAY OF APRIL. 1870
at2 Clock D III.

u. following Described real estate. was
Al that curtain nt or ri-cs u land cut
Of tom the De ware farm 81 DuvIt VI
btu,yn by tho Dnu ARE WeStrrn railroad
aud Iyru,. hrlyy rn hn lands occupied by
Sod railroad u. row 10 atei and he lands
% A aud }. ID SHarplos.. situate ia
hr,- lnna fiunurri, Nvw Castle county
nnl state ut Delaware. bounded and de-
srr'' 81 ~ fol n,y-, t'wIt:
Il ginning NJ n Inint IN n dividing line
rw"rn thi- Ialui aud land of The said A.
hu' j. D. Shirpl IS on the souihorly
boundary OF imud n"cu ni"i by SAID rali-
rnri, themes snrIh 70 derives west Along
SAID dividing Inns nhont 2D5 feet o a cor
her Stone hy the min race; thence up said
NIL nc. ! perch GI-ttIt from tho niiddia
thrr,uf tir = next fnur c0urses namely:
north - hugrr"s vast 81 perCha|; north 30
degrees and 80 tninuErs we1 Is aud SO
I- rh-s; north - degrees west Is and y 10
prrrh"s. and north 2II4 degrees west about
~ ,rr To Inc southwr,torlv boundary Of
thu inIh. uccnp,ed b. sad railroad,
thrnre Nv .nid houn'iary p'rIlv a. aighr
and partly eur we'd about |, 100 feet To tho
pnra uf beciuniI2. con aiming abhuJ
~ es Of land hr the zane more or less
Sr1.i ard thE"n in execution ~ The
pi"r.rty II Brld,pt Conner, James /.
Euuntr, .lunu A Conner, Mary Con.
Nor. and Annie A Conner. aud 10 DO sold
by
joins +. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
shtrt~'s Office. Wilmington. Delaware
lltil IL. lHU
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14

Mrs. Samuel :. Marley Of . q w. Frank
lin street. on Thursday rere We irnm t!s
Akron Cr"al Co. II very han 10 ne Il 49,
rated tea sst, n II premium: htvinr .eclr-
ed AL the let ers sle lin! Ia. nam"
Mothers. Mrs, NJ riley is v.ry much pleas
ed with tn. pro "iu,n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14

Clean bocd means clean skin. Nc
beauty without it. CascNrets, CANDY Cathar.
TIC clean your blood and keep it cicln. by
stirring up .he lazy liver and driving all i'm
eanis!l plmplcs, tor!s, hlotchcs, b'acNhsais,
md that sics'v bilious complexion Ly taijng
taScar'ts, -D"@r'v for ten cents. 4 !, rif Y
F'sts, satlsiac,icn guaranteed. lJc. 2Jc. 5lH
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14
Tell. YOUR SISTER

Beautiful Cnm,.rSinr Is NJ tmoo'sihilltv
without rIDt nlrs Dl>cl tht5 onv cxl+Et,
cullurcviui via goJi Ii ,a,Jlpl h,ujly
lNtrGIl uuN4is. hai' Clover to>5 lht l;ji
unrcliy ou va Srls, istf "A lIsy, i,5p
al / them - p-.'.tGO ':.c. - All ~
u !otI1 uy NJ u Dtniorvh, occJrl III lf
Al
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14

If Patrick Fahcy stone barge
has as checkered Il career in the
elements as it has had to be launch
ed, then it will be indeed a costly
piece OF property to its owner. The
probabilities are that the ways
were not properly fixed up tor the
christening or that the boat has
been hoodooed. Better wait until
after the next election is over and
then use it for trip down salt
river tor the Democracy oil Della
ware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14
strargIed His Wife Then Shot Himself

Eak"rville Tsnn., April II Joe Slri,r-
er killed his WIFI hy chOk ng her to DEATH
and then committed suiriis
Tho couple hni ben 'enarntei and
ST niger hnd called on his VIE seeking u
Reconciliation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14
PAINS In THE BACK.

A. B Harrington, Coustantantia. N, Y.
says: ~ was troubled several years with
kidney disease and suffered severe pains
in tho back. used Foley's Kidney Cure
and one bottio cured me-. recommend 10
to my friends. 1t has given perfect satis-
luntIuu - All uiuLgist,.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14

Frank Quinn, of thesre", died ut the
home al his ia her. Hugh Gu nm IN Chrs-
ter un ennesuhy. i he tunrr | wIil take
place Oh Munday morning ut s 80 u'rlock.
Int ment in ct. Thomas Cemetery, Ivy
Mills.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14
Brother Shoots ErOti,c,.

Ellis II rirr ri Il years, shot his
br"I h'r ri IA til" FAC" Yesterday W ~ u
hIhu~ cIrtrid5e The shouting took pDnr"
wul q the TO. were nuiny 20 school at
lcuLn aud spruce streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14

THE Milford Chronicle says: "In
two years past Kent county has
paid ST., 900 of its floating debt.
Why has this pleasing0 situation
come about; when, in tie previous
five years the floating debt Of Kent
county was increased from about
$4,000 to nearly $50, 900, making Il
total Indebtedness Of $40, 900 for the
present factors has been the minor
ity membership of that body. We
believe the condition Of Kent coun-
ty finances is entirely due to the
watchfulness of the Republican
minority within.the past twoyears.
This is only one OF the many re-
forms to take place in Delaw are
finances.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14

1h0s. W Carter Of A shboro, N, C, had
kidney trouble and one bottle Of EOley's
kidney Cure effected perfect cure, and
bs says there IS no other remedy thai Will
compare with IT, Accept no substitute.
All druggists
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14

ONE Of the big attractions on
Sunday at the dItfereat churches
in the city will be the Easter music
for which elabor ate preparations
have been made.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14

bIIr,KiFF SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
nru ct l.vAri FaciAs IN me directed,
will be exposed 10 public sale Ut thS
Nat,nuA' Hoiei In the town ~ M,ddl~t"~n
r. Gru,g,. hundred, New Castle County.
STATE OF delaware,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14

HOWARD NJ JENKINS, well known
to our citizens, and one time editor
Of the Daily Commercial published
in our city, has taken to lecturing.
Hailing from Pennsylvania he un-
dertook to educate the people IN
Delaware during his residence
amongst us into the doctrines Of
Republlcanism, but made a poor
success OF his venture into the Dia-
mond State. He was a prophet
without the proper followers,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14

itching pi'rs? Never mind II physicians
haye tni'rd I rnco. Try beans DIN, mrnt
M failure thrre 90 cents. ut any drug
store.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14

Samuel n. Marshall. II ia IN ed ,nu-
,irinu ~ MARCUS Hook d I'd 1t IN. hul q
If nj parents in nat DIruakh un lhurs.
dnv ot btuIu puson
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14

Accidents come with distressing fire.
gueucy On the farm. GUS, bruises. stings.
sprains. DR.. Thomas Eclsctrlc Oil rs-
lieves the pain instantly Never safe with
out 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14

To repay the kindness shown to
him, a hungry tramp whom Mrs.
Wallace OF Dover, had invited into
her kitchen while SIZE prepared him
a meal, stole her pocket and de-
camped. Does tpay to take tramps
into the house.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14

II WIS b. BOOMER,
Practical House Painter and Grainer, glazing
and staining brick fronts renovated.
Prices moderate.
NO. 40l LOMBARD STREET.
iu3Qtf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14

TIL Court Of Appeals Of Louis
lana, on Tuesday, Judge l. D.
Moore being the organ OF that tri-
bunal, decided that judicial adver-
tisemcnts, that Is to say, ADVERTISE
ments which are published by Or
der Of the courts, when printed on
Sunday lose their legal and auth
oritatlve effect, and are no more
than If they had never been printed.
The question arises, do liquor no.
tices appearing in Sunday news
papers come under the same rul-
Ing!
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14

THROUGH the business forethought
of several members OF the Board of
Education, arrangements have been
made with the Union Bank whereby
the teachers and janitors OF the
schools can get their checks cashed
without having to wait until City
Council makes the monthly appro.
priaton to the School Board.
Treasurer BENJAMIN f. Bartram
is now paying out the checks to
those who have not received them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14

Victor. liurttord aud toul,'Ch ties, nj
Gre n'nah'o Seventh and King Streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14
STOPS THE COUGH

AND WORKS OFF THE COLD.
Laxative Bromo-QInIne Tablets cur, n
cold in one day, No Cure. No Pay
Price -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14

shLr by VIRTUE OF A
writ OF We, diton xrouas to me di-
rccteh. will be exposed to public sale at
tn" l. otrl of William II. .i.X nn,Ih tHs iLwr
OF = II ton, Mill Greek thu lireI. New Gas
tie County. stats oi delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14

the following described real estate. Wis:
All that certain lot of ground situated
In st. Georges hundred, New Cattle
county s7tsts Ut Delaware. bounded and
desc lbed as follows On ths north by the
road lead ng from Port Penn 10 Boyds
Corner; Oh the south by land Of iavid
StenarG NJ, H.. on the east by land Of
Robert Gruse, and on the west by land Of
Joshua Green, cOntnining about ~ acres
Of land.
Seized and taken In execution ~ tho
property nj Thos H. Gould. administrators
Of Lewis Green, dpceased and to be soli by
JOHN Z. TAYLOR. Sheriff
Sheriff. Office. Wilmington. Delaware.
Au,il 9, 1907