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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-18
LADIES Wurrn GLOVES.

How Is 81 = Cor LADIES LINED DOC
SKIN GLOVES. with fur to.ss We have
others at 81. so.
How is 81 50 for the same styis-only In
BLACK
How IL 81. IS for LADIES' PLAIN LINED
DOGSKIN GLOyES-dsrk shadesf
How is o5c. for LADIES' BLACK CASH
MERE GLOVES, Other qualities At BIC.
and SOC.
How &, 7Sc for LADIES' BLACK SILK
CASHMERE GLOVES.
How is SOC. for LADIES' CASHMERE
GLOVES in dark colors'
How IL 81 for LADIES' FLEECEI1NED
SILK GLOVES,
How 4. Soc for LADIES' FLEECE-LINED
TAFFETA GLOVES
How 10 5oc. for LADIES' SILK NITTENSf
fyou want better ones-look at the 81. 81 %.
81. 80 and 81 - grades
How is %, Cor LADIES WOODEN NIT
TENS' better quality at 90.
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WEARrse APPAREL For The BoYs

WEAR1se APPAREL For THE BoYs
It's no easy matter select very SINAI boys clothes
harder still II you've never done 1t. The
makes essential much expression of individual taste.
and the turning Point between kits and trousers is
SCI by Law Of fashion Some oys OF three adopt
and look WELL too. while many skirts
until they're five.
Whichever way the taste inclines we've got the
clothes to please it. and every suit We show is the
newest.
THE PANTS SU1TS.-''Russian. ''Susser."
Primrose" and score of other styes-each with its
peculiar modelling.
81 co. 81. 90. 90 10 to $1,000
THE KILT SUITS can hardly be named. Prices
run from
50. 15to S12. co.
OUR OvERCOATS
For small boys. say to 7yea-s, weighted with
value and the styles right up to date-advanced
perhaps They all have very long capes. The price
scale commences at
And sl2. 90 is the limit
The older boys want Ulstars-~an. them nearly
down 20 the ground We have them for
81 Co
Made OF either frieze shaggy beaver Color gray.
Tastes differ II you prefer Refer you can't pos
sibiy make poor selections among ours. The youth
full Ones sizes TO q years. are
"a 90. IS 90 and 81. 70
Naturer styles. up to Ia years. come fnii back.
pretty long and mostly dark blue shazEy beaver.
80. CO. $500. e. 90. IS. 90 and 90. CO.
The 80 0O Goats the usually sold for
al2o
Third floor. 10th 81. building.)
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Wars Ar WHOLESALE PE1cEs.

Wars Ar WHOLESALE PEcEs
s~O.,DV--Biark Ch.viot Jackets the elo,n alone
be.ax worth than the price asked. The hnish
and NJ Will Be clearly demonstrated after yoa have
tried one
81. 0--Enxiish BoI Coat. in Enxiish and
scotch Tweed and CheViots-a -ss than price paid
st wholesale by ns-ehAats wko bought earlier In the
s~@son
81 -. About . bali hundred Jackets. some Of
~hisA Cos; import. None made 70
tail Of les than eco. fer 2f as. SO and go
Many ex-lsN4ys aOye.iies-not lnors than CT
style
SlS.-rh. I.t~s; from London i. the Cope JACKET;
tailor mate Tan -nd Bi.sk jersey. -s,ih hned. plain
and Tar trimmed - dollars worth Tor SIS.
- l.-TrirIe Cape English NewnArs.ts. in tan
snt barA cloths; .,ri.riy taiior--aas The eompan-
ioas u these sold a. 80. ESQ and s35.
SZ0.-Nan,l.. q English Cloths. Landso-nsly
finished wstt-.g back Garnreat.. made 10 retail at
so
S4Dto s.5 sor r4ri- Wrap. made to retail from
ss5to 500 ErcIusiv. hove!tics-oply one Of each
syls-
GARMExrs GoU Know Or
Sl.fS.-ri.nne:s,,. Wrappers. rhos. ar. the
famous 81 - garments r~daesd in prie. tn.
cosas.~titian Of the new ecrneTs-
~. O--T-n andGray Eugi,sa Cloths. full shawl
col ar q opo,sa fss. Eeduesd fTva slc because Of
he he's arrivaI.
-. -. Black chevio. Jaehets with French sea!
os4r I.-iarva 81 - because u sesn eoupssi-
ton-ss-.- u CUR ate purrha.ss
~ TIE JScS@.- with shaw collar Of real A.
trslhsn r-sIae<i - 80 from g. not because
esasE ssssbish sHas show better tor ST.
b-au-- o. TIE ss~ goods We have ssearsd
Fms Az RrDucrD Ps,crs
g.. - tor the Fur cogaret,--. With pspi-r
s>sss leads Ike those oiiesst around town O.; So
e. - All 81 80
S0.?S. -Ea.l-on Lag Mink ColIars.t... with cal
Iu.osI heads. ID here sltil bow for - 20. though
hs. tsas- visswhsre at ~. Ell 30 AID 80
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To krEr TIE CHILDREN WAnM

How Is sl for BOYS FCR-TOP. LINED
DOGSKIN GLOVES, or plain ones at the same
price!
wOOLES GLOVES.
How Is 81 for MISSES. FUR-roP. LINED
DOSSEIN GLOVES,
How Is pc. for MISSES CASHMERE
GLOVES In Black and Colors!
How 10 SOC. for MISSES SILK MITTENS.
tn re better ones at 81 s1. 1924 and
SI.2l
How 4. o.. or 3oc. for MISSES CASH
MERE MITTENSt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-18
FoR MEN.

leo dozen Unbleached Half Hose. Good value
at 2Oc.
Special price. 12kc,-
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"USDEn The GAsL1oHr."

A season without facs in GLOVES won't be like q
winter without snow. There . good many on
hand now. Odd enough. some of them. Strange
colors to be found in GLOVES. But the effects are
PIess ns-and everybody Is ION hunt" for the most
striking novelty You are safely within the pale Of
proPrtety With pa,r Of any Of these:
LADIES 4-bu,,oD ELK rANs-tor walking
or dr1ving-s2
LADIES' 4-button ENGLISH '.pRoME-
NADERS"-Si. 50 and 81
LADIES' i-button SUEDES-Mode. Tan.
Gray Pei. b ne and Green shades. With Black
si!tchin--s1
LADIES' 4-button GLACY-Pearl. Laven-
der Tan. Mode. Gray aud Red. with Black
s'Itchng-sl50
LADIES' s-bu:ton GLOvES-in the fancy
shades-s2 and 60 so
LADIES 6-bu.ton BIARE1IZ-Red and the
English street eolo-s-sl21.
MEMS ELK TAN DRIVING GLOvES-$2.
To know Yeu are getting the best rust be . con-
solation- OUR GLOVES vs can guarantee fully and
freely without proviso--or exception. All hands
''Etttd'' here.
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GLOVES FoR SATURDAY.
Ladies' 4-button Real KidsGloves-taGs. browns.
grays and lack. stitched backs.
81 90 pair.
Ladies' 4-button Extra Quality Castor Beaver or
Mochs Gloves. tans browns. grays and black.
fl "a pair
Ladies' S-button-ienxth Mousanetaire Real Kid
Gloves. black and all the shades Of tan. brown
gray and pearl.
81 So pair
(Etrst foor. 11th st. annex.
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LATE Hosiery ARRIVALS.

just received-2o0 dozen Chi,dren,s Fine Ribbe,,
fsst Black Cotton Hose. double knees high splicsd
heels. double soies. Usually sold for so to 6Oc &C.
cording TO size. Special lot. sizes 5,< too
--25c.. 3 for FL
100 dozen Childrens Fast Black Ribbed Cotton
Hose. double knees. heels and toea
-Sales 10 Q. 2ac. SH, 27c. -. 29c- o3<. 3lc.-
100 dozen Ladies' Fine Cluster Ribbed Iieis Thread
Black Boot Pattern Hose. double heels and toes.
Never before sold for less than Soc Special lot At
-S5c.. 3 for Ell
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fnrehases made Toy
| o and Including e..

Lot BLACK and Blue Tw.lled Cheviot Jackets full
thfrtytwo inches long. lap pockets double stitched
edges. Sizes 81 to IL
So CO..
Lot pine Twilled Tweed Jackets, navy blue,
black, tan. notched collars. strap seams silk
facfnes and pearl buttons. Actual value, $40. An
exceedingly fine garment for
-s77a-
Lot 3-Fins Rersey Cloth Jackets, tan, blue and
black. full thirty-tour inches long, strap seams.
double row OF pearl buttons. lap pockets. Actual
value. S14, 90.
$40 co.
Lot f-Fancy Mixed Chevtot Jackets, lap seams.
piped all around with tan leather, double row of
leather buttons. SILK facings Actual value els 90.
-S12 90. -
Lot 5-Silk-ned Cheviot Jackets Fur edged Mantle
Cares Tan Covert Cloth Top Coats English Refer
Jackets.
Lot 6-London Cape Jackets. Tailor-,nude Walking
Jackets. new shade Of Brown NARROW Capes. Triple
cape Newmarkets and silk-i;ned Refers.
500 Co.,
Lot Fine Imported Jackets Newmarkets
Manl s. Capcs and Wraps. select goods and only one
OF two Of kind-no others can be found like them
--S2.i. o.
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HE Sorr TouoH Or MorH.n,s

Hand IL an old-fashioned remedy for bead.
ache. and while We DOM deny its efficacy
there severe CAGES which won't yield unless
you use ''bromodfne, " the universal bsadacne
cure. At all druggists. d doses for 26c. ais
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-18

Ink Stands. Paper Knives. Paper Weights, Their
mometers Candle Sticks, Smoking sets Letter
Racks. Stamp Boxes. Pen wiper.. Ash trays. card
Baskets. Candelsbra. Fancy Mirrors Picture Frames.
sconces. &C.. In brass. silver and gold finish.
Nru'u 10th St bldg }
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LAMP AND C1ocE Drp,prvrxr

LAMP AND CLock DEPARTMENT
ouT line Of Lamps. Lamp Shades. Clocks. Bronzes
ani Metal Goods is the largest and best assorted in
Washington.
Under this head we can please Won no ma.
ter what style price you wish. Our mammoth
stock includes Piano. Banquet, Table Students, and
Fairy Lamps Cabinets. Tables &c. rang ing in price
from BIC to s22J
Brass Piano Lamp. two-shelf table attached good
central draught burner.
So Co.
Brass Banquet Lamp. table form, 6-inch ONYX sla,
and Little Gem burner.
Banquet Lamp. bright gold finish, ONYX stem cas-.
head. good central drau2ht burner
-S5.o0-
Banquet Lamp. bright gold finish. ..Impe,iaIr con
traI drarRht burner.
So. 90
Erass Table Lamp. embossed pattern n 4 n ~
central draught burner.
So 40
Table Lamps decorated porcelain foun.. shads 20
match, good burner.
Nickle- plated Students Lamps. large size sb.as
ana chimney. complete for
So
FAIRY Lanaps. in metal. glass porcelain and bisoue
Hanging and Floor Cabinets. in oak. cherry wal.
nut. bamboo and metal.
-S2 to So25
Tables. in oak. cherry. brass. silver and onyx.
81 10 SD
LAMP SHADES
our iine incIudes very large assortment in nor.
eeiah' hheii' siia, satin and fancy lace. In fact
.he largest stock shown by any house in the city I,
has been selected from all the leading
so that our styles and shapes are very ex,snsvs
CLOCKS
We have formed a reputation in the clock ,-aaa
for giving satisfaction. We warrant every clock
for one year. regulate. oil and set il nm Ger
you. so that it is not the fault Of the purchaser
when IL does not keep good time b,n>s wa
keep it in order IL should get ont of ord,r y, cali
either refund your money exchange it for an
".n o.e' oa, nne includes Alarm. Fancy Metal.
Cabinef' Mar5eized Iron. Bronze. Marble. Opyx'
Silver and China Clocks. with both American and
French movements.
Pirate" Alarm Clocks,
TO-
Marbieized Iron Clocks eight-day movement ca.
thedrsl gong. 9inches wide and l0,s inches b,sh
white or gilt dial. eA'
Handsome Onyx Clocks, French gilt trimmings.
els 90 EACH
BRoNzEs.
Clock and Mansel Bronzes in gilt silver and
.apanned finish.
Csc. to s25. Co.
METAL GOODS
Ink Stands Paper Knives. Paper Weights. Their
mometers. Candle Sticks, Smoking sets Ia,ter
Racks Stamp Boxes. Pen wipers Ash Trays. card
Baskets. Csndelabrs Fancy Mirrors, Picture Frames.
sconces, &C., In brass. silver and gold finish.
>T"'" 10Th St bldg
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Lot S-English Twiiled Serge Suits Eton front.
Jacket back. vest braid boundstrictly tailor made
Actual value. SL,.
$40 90
Lnt9-Two Styles Suits Ono a Genuine Scotch
Serge. REFER Jacket. plated back trimmed
with sontache braid; the other Changeable Serge.
vest front. Elton jacket. beautifully trimmed with
brown marten fur. double row OF same fur on skirt.
Rare bargains at
-SI5. o.
Lot l0-Serse and Flannel Russian Blouse Suits.
handsomely braided and lined throuqhout waist with
fancy braided turn back cuffs and grile Very serv-
iceabie and stylish. Actual value &a2. 80 and S2S.
-Sl5.00.-
Lot 1i-Imported Scotch Cheviot Suits Etop
Jacket. full front and sleeves of plaid silk plain bell
skirt. decidedly Partisan effect. Actual value,
go.
500. Co.,
Lot 12-20 dozen Atwood Flannel Wrappers, plain
red and blue and fancy stripes and figures Vatican
back. full sleeves. rundown collars. Actual value
60. 30.
30 90 -
Lot l3-Outing Cloth Wrappers shirred yoke wat
teau back very full sleeves. tight cuffs. Actual
value 80. 70.
SO. Co.
- st f,r,ildi py !
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27
GAS STOVES

Are Invaluable and should DO inYesti-
gated by careful housekeepers.
About 1900 are in use in this city and
the number would be greatly increased
IL their merits were fully understood.
As Cookers" they are unrivalled and
arc far superior to coal or wood stoves
in cooking meats or vegetables.
AS water Heaters" and "Ironers''
they are most useful. especially when
tho weather Is too warm to use the
ordinary stove OF range.
As heating apparatus that can be
moved from room to room in sS-f~l<.-
minutes by the housekeeper they arc
III lost convenient.
As assistant heaters in rooms whore
furnace or steam heat will not ascend
on the windward side they have given
great satisfaction.
AS permanent heaters In rooms that
cannot he reached by heating iiues they
have given much comfort.
AS intermittent heaters, where heat
Is wanted only an hour or two ut Il
time, they sre economical.
For Offices and stores, when the
weather is rather warm for furnace
fires thoy may prevent sickness.
For spring and autumn use, when
mild days make furnace fires oppreS,
slve, troublesome and expensive, they
are comfortable and economical.
Ae flreS that can be started in min
ute and extingulshed in less time, they
are most satisfactory.
As heaters that avoid ASHES. COAL,
GAS and DUST they are valued by pru-
dent housekecpers.
Modern Gas Stoves arc not only use-
ful. but arc ornamental.
The gas. the stoves. tho fixtures and
the putting in are quite inexpensive.
Samples ana descriptions can bs
seen at the Gas Office.
mr3-2t-a- w-m-t-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27
ManVa

II you want lirst-eiass dyeing and
securing done, go to No. 2IO King st.
Thomas +. Coward, of Washington.
ID. c., has teen visiting friends in our
city.
Buy show cases per cent Off for 10
days. DursteiA, No. . East Second
street.
My Regards are our leading cent
cigar. Durstein. manufacturer, No. S
East Second.
Taylor Fullerton's Rheumatic
Remedy cures rheumatism in all its
forms. Prepared by Taylor u Fuller
ton a02 King street.
J. Harvey Whiteittan VIII probably
he a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for representative from
Mill Creel; hundred
Mrs Cornelius Lynch Of Hocke&sln,
who eNneiieErcd II parulytic stroke
last Tuesday cN ruihg, Is reported not
much Improved.
Letters were granted by Register
Coo'h on saturday, eli tie estnte OF
John Handle, dCccascI. OF Pencadei
hundred; to Henry :. James and Ju
scph \. Eandie.
i Browns, attorneys for los t. V. black
son, pwCn G. Spear and Nathan Il.
hnntnrth, an act of Incorporation was
granted on sat .rdGy by Judge Grub
to the West street pharmacy.
Futher Bermin2ham wIftcs from
Italy That lac is in good health aHd il
having a nice pleasant tIlp through
Eurupe.
l'r. Frank S. Dunlap Is prominently
mentioned Gs candidate iful tho / =
Si-ia' are iroin Red Lion Hundred OF
the Democratic ticket.
Rev. Miles ]. McAItuus is continct
to his room with sprHiucd aui.le il
consequence OF u fail down stuirs n,
ne WIS leaving the room OF sich wu
man last friday.
Herbert ". Alrlch. formerly OF tn,
Harlan and llolliugswouilI Companv'.
dlanEhtlng room. las accepted a DO
S!tIgn IN the drauEAt.Hg room OF til,
lilies and Jones CUmpday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27
THOUGH THIS Be MADNESS
YETI
There's Method IN t.
eight on Sat.
r. urday morning there
- WAS a hmm in the

DEFORE eight on Sat.
r. urday morning there
was a hum in the
store that meant business.
1t began in the children's
department., around which
many mothers kindly faces
shone in admiration of our
exhibit. 1t became a dis
tinctive buzz at the Trousers
Reception-where what some
good customers called our
madness Of price was taken
advantage of. The great
success of this Trouser sale
($2, $3.50, So, $3.50 and $4)
has demonstrated our mad.
ness method. Much better
this way than to carry them
over. The S12 Serge and
Homespun Suits had a good
ly following. We knew they
would, when their merits
had been put before you
properly. The thermometer
was way up at the Gentle.
mems Furnishing counter.
Handkerchiefs, Socks, Neck
ties, Suspenders, and wash
blue Ascots (25c., 2 pairs
for 25c., 35c., 25c. and 25c.)
were tossed about in merry
confusion. Great Bargains
here. Two deep at one time
were the men at the counter
nearly opposite that superb
painting of the cold Home
stead" trying to get away
with the pile of SOC COM
Portable, do-.as .you--please
coats. 1t was a gala day
last Saturday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27
Entertainment Mt Stanton

The pupils OF the public school at
Stanton are DESTROYS OF having a flag
for their school house, and in order to
raise sufficient funds for this purpose,
they will give an entertainment in the
public hall at Stanton, on Thursday
evening, June 30th at eight O'CLOCK.
Mrs. Bradford, the efficient teacher of
this school, has her scholars we'll pre-
pared to give the public an excellent
entertainment. Besides this, the
cause is ono that should meet with the
hearty appreciation of all public spir-
tied people in tho neighborhood.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27
DEaI>TEI.S ORDER.
h REtrloi ER,5 OFFICE,
NEW CAsTLA 90, DEL,

June. eth, 1902.
Upon the application OF Aim w.
Bnh9hnan Administrators OF I.uniSI II
Walker late OF Mil. Creek Hundred in
said touuty Iecca sed, it H. ordered and di-
rcctetl by tie Register TINT the Aaunluis
tlatfiN aforesaid giNo Ioticc OF grant.
ing OF Letters OF Administration IIuou
estate OF tho deceased, with tile
cate OF granting thereof, toy causing
advertisements 20 lie posted within
forty days from the date OF such letters
>" -iA OF TIC most public places OF the
county OF ACW Castle ANA State of Della
wax. requiring all PERSONS having de-
tn;tn9s against The estate to nrrsent tic
same. OF abide by AN uCt oi assembly
II stiffh ease made and provided: and nj
20 cs1uS" tue same 10 De inserted s. ittl.
To- the same period III tEc Daily Rc!tril-
liciii, newspaper published in Wit
minstou. Del = aud to be continued tucrc-
in three weeks e. q. d.
-, Given under the hand and seal
IS. OF otli,.o OF the Register aforesaid,
- at Wtlmingto Oh, in New Castle
County aforesaid, tie day and year
above written.
J. WILKINS COOCII, Register.
MOTIF E.-Ah pCrSp Is having claims
against the estate o. the deceased must
present the SAINT, duly Httcstcd to the
Administrators ON or before ,Jann Tth
1879, or abide the Act ot Assembly in
SUCH cas-" made and provided,
ANNA n. BDCGHMAN,
administrator.
Address. Mars, alton. Dci. is-3w-ood
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27

The Delaware division of the knights
Of iYtlias, Captains Handy and
Gould in command. received yesterday
forenoon the Philadelphia division. in
rh.d ny officers Harry Gilbert, Joseph
SALISBURY and Henry Kelly. ana from
Chester st. Marks division, Ca;,tain
Edwards and keystone division, Cap
tain Jones.
they wero mot at the p, w. a. b.
depot and made Al line appearance
when marching through the streets as
they were escorted to their hall at Sth
AMI shiplcy streets, where n collation.
was served mt noon In the afternoon
they attended services at Ezion NJ. IL.
CLurch. where they heard spirited
singing and preaching.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27

The following officers were elected
on tfiday evening by Liberty Con.
clave, No. 3 Heptasophs or Seven Wise
Men:
Archon. John s. Smith; Chancellor,
John ii. hIcNeal; Provost, Harry Pal.
frey; Recording Scribe. George S.
White; Financial Scribe, William Win.
throp; Prelate. Alonzo Dougherty
Treasurer, l.. II, Provost; Inspector
General II. ]. Eshorn; Trustee, II. A.
Bar2fOru,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27

Next Saturday has been set apart as
donation day at the Catholic orphan
asylum, ct Delaware City ana Ia this
city. Tho donations will be for the
bensfit OF st. Peters Female Asylum.
Of Sixth and West streets, aud the
Male Asylum at Delaware City. The
former is I'm charge OF the Sisters OF
Charity. and tho latter under the Sic.
terra OF st. Francis. Friends are invit-
ed to contribute cash, groceries, &C.,
and leave them at the school, Sixth
and West streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27

About 100 o'clock yesterday morn
mer. % years of age foil from the third
story OF his boarding house, kept by
Mrs. James b. Lloyd. No. 2l4 West
Fourth street. The bed on which he
slept is close to the window, and 1t IL
supposed that he rolled from it and
out the window. The noise OF the fall
aroused several neighbors, and when
they went out to ascertain the GAUGE
they found him lying unconscious and
bleeding on the sidewalk. DIR. Block
som was summoned and found him
suffering from conclusion OF the brain
but none of HE bones were broken.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27

For the Prohibition National Con
vention at Cincinnati, o., June goth
and 1Oth, the Is. ~ o. II. r., will sell
the general public round trip tickets
from all stations to Cincinnati at rate
of one fare for the round trip. Tick.
cts will be valid for return Journey
Wilmington will DO SIS. SO. CORES
pondingly low rates from other sta
lions.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27
A Number of New Buildings.

In week or so Grub & Son will
commence the erection of seventeen
new two.story buildings on the lot at
Tenth and Church streets. where Ep
worth Church now stands. Five fire
dwellings, costing 5000 each will
also be erected by W. i. Austin on
Tenth street between jackson and Van
Buren, streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27

The. B!ownson Library Association
will give its seventh annual excursion
to birmingham Park. on Monday.
July 4th. Trains will leave Front and
French streets depot at 6. IS @. m, and
20 p. m. Music will lie furnished by
Professor AlberL'5 orchestra. Tue
BrOwnsonians will no do doubt have a
grand time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.

Is 1t not worth the small price of 75c.
70 Tree yourself OF evory symptom OF
these distressing complaints7 IL YOU
think so call at our store and get bot
tie OF Shiloh's Vitalizer; every bottle
has a printed guarantee on it, use ac-
cordingly and il 1t does you no good
1t will cost You nothing. N. Ii. Dan
forth, wholesale and retail agents, I'd
and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27
Opposed to a PAID pepartmeut.

The tlremen in this city are unani-
nous in their opposition to paid de-
partment, and In this they have the
support of a majority of the citizens.
There is no better department in this
country than that in this city. and It's
efficiency has never been ques-
toned The paid departments OF
other cities are burdened with politics,
and II the system was introduced here
1t would lie the same. The REPuBLr-
CAN has always opposed paid system,
bat is in favo. of providing fund to
be used for the benefit OF iiremen who
may be taken sick or disabled in the
discharge of their duty.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27
Notlce-Cnution,

That Or. Simms' vegetable liver pills
the great liver. headache ana kidney
cure are guaranteed to be what they
arc represented to be. % cents a box,
OF for II 81. Sold by all regular
druggists who are our agents. None
other genuine. Office Az Market street,
private door.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27

Mr.. Chagacry VI. epew. saws the
New York lierHli /, It's rapuriud, ha.
declined To become Nj. lIarii5ons Sec.
rotary OF Spte.
Tho fca-oas given uro that accnp
tance would ilvOlEe a financial s4rii.
nee which Tie genial J octol Is moi ai!X.
that he eau help !ie grand UII rartV
along more on the stump than in tie
Cabinet
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-27
The ,;arnaby VIII Case

CHESTER, June 20. a com mission has
been Issued 20 Thomas J. Hunt, Of
Philadelphia. by the supreme Court of
Rhode Island 70 take tie testimony of
witnesses in the Barr uby will casa to
lie used in the will contest now pend.
ing In the State of Rhode Island. Mr..
Hunt came to hester yesterday ana
called on Tho subscribers residing here.