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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08
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FOR RENT.-I0.room house modern
improvements large gf1uudr choice lDra-
ton ~.gif uinut"'' walk 10 depot I'M
mediate Po--c-,ion account going abroad
rUl tfhe reduced rent 49,. Ad Tres, j..
j. ". T.. -. Fox ISL Wr-tiield. y. J.
FURNISHED HOUSE for The "intsr
or on" y.,f 30 per month Nc" hois" ,
rlIni- alfn lunrpN euIrni- lot 5oNl-o
near r. r. station. rent 80. tddic
NATHAN Kr,>hLL. Bloomncld y. ).
FoR EI.NT In Ko-c,illc. Y. j.. the
b"aurful -ui NIB u Newark high gtonnd,
rail- daily ~esrrsl houses for r'nt WIN
.mnfo.rnrut, ~ -2- AMI sSJ per month.
JOINS u. ToPPIN Orange and sth S..
10 c..ilc. Newark. y
.LlN RIDGE. y. Tor sale of to i-nt.
N~N hou-r / rooms, Al improvement
high ground : minui", from stitio1 i'n'
800 Apply y. VI. EARL. 20 Nurrif->t.
MONr,LAIR n.~uufui hou-c. rra~on-
siir iNnt al muieiu ir IRON cMri'' i.ir
-,sflnn AMI schools. rREi LIi, =. .. bon
10. NrN-h orh.
NoNlCLNIE- Meun's'u-,vc 4
hand-on~ fe-ifencc. fully ~. ni-h'l. ie feti
nsa.e naflnnn'd. or Carrmsii nc..
near Mountain. Hon hou-". h1,, tat.
EDIf upiefate. Adffc,, e II WfckOFF,
Moutrlair. y. J.
cRASFUED. y. Modern Queen Anne
house wits every ronv"ni"nc" aud nr-
rroNtmrnt r,1-pnnblc rent o. d".irabie
tenant Address JOHN ". CLOSE.
KINERDALE-OS III DsON. N.w.Yorl,
ITS .-rrrir. Ly nInint'd and beautiful
mail villa Il reni. ,n'urni-h'd. 70 April.
1890. finest location rlsrr viev. ~ "a.
.neuc~mcnt- " iumrdlitr and satisfactory
tenant WN ~ HONT Vanderbilt
I'VE. orposIt" Grand Central.
SMALL completely furnished cott1s".
on, hour from N"w York two minute" from
depot - per month chap Addie'-
COTTAGE Box :. Tr.bunr once.
TO LET For the winter. on very mod
crate toms 10 desirable party. u handsome.
.ommOiinu- completely furnished country
hou-~ admirably 1t lird 80 minutes from
N-N York with frequent trains. Adfie-'
Lock lloN 80 station D.
WHITE PLAINS. y. Y. on high
ground : minute. walk from -tsiion and
40 minutes from Grand Central Dept.-A
fully furnished h0u-~ with siabl" and :
are Ia f,nt from November TO April lst.
Apply O. OWNER. ~ Fult'n.-t.. room 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08

STORM COMING FROM THE WEST INDIES

STORM COMING FROM THE WEST INDIES
Wa4hinzon Oct. The lake Storm has ds1pp'nr'd
north q the st. LsNT,nce River. y storm 81 great
energy from tho North Pacific toa, "a tn
region nor'h Of Montana. The barometer l. ratiN"ly
high over South hs,uc States. Tenn' 80"
and Kentucky. The tcrperture has to 10 degree
in the central valleys and IN" southwest aud In Mntana
and fallen 10 desrcc, the eastern lake rr
eIon and In valleys Of the Rod Ever Of the North
showers been followed by clearing weather IN III"
Middle Atlantic and Ncw.Engsnd stats and the eastern
lake ,eron and light sJowers occuirel In tn Norh
elsewhere weather has been generally fair f"ir
weather +, indicated Tor all dsrsts except The North
western Statrs and the Florida I"nnsuia where the
weather VIII BE- generally cloudy VIA shower.
4 dispatch from santiago IL Cuba. dated Hifn ght of
IN. Gth reported barometer - 81 light wind from the
east and cloudy weath~r Reports nilelr thai storm
I. approachn. the south flordi Coast from West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Eastern Ncw.York fair west 10 south winds.
For the District Of Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania
jersey Delaware and Maryland. fair slightly
In the District Of Columbia variable wind, shifting 4,
southerly.
For Western Ncw.York, Western Pennsylvania and
West Virginia fair In West Virginia and West
eIn New-York; south winds.
iOf Maine. New Hampshire and Vermont fair; slightly
cooler; west =, south winds.
for Ma,sac Rhode Island and Connecticut fair
slightly cooler Ia Eastern Massachusetts,, wet TO south
winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08
Ciln Real Cstalc for Sale

FOR SALE.-Two lots 23xl5o. about 700
feet flom depot at Pelham Manor y. Y, y.
If. 4 II. X. r.. Nrw-Nofk very dr-lrab -
for store frequent trains H. Ncw-l ork.
VIII .cll cheap for ash. Lot II BAi II,
93g East 3Jt--t. y. \.
FORDIIAM. .lth Ward. one block from
3d.aNr.. nftN lots turI"r- VIII soil ~
sccti ,ns or together. +. Is. MAYHEM, III
w., f2d-st
GREINNOOD CEMETERY. Hand
.nnlr half lo' for sale finely located 40 in
fcrn.ent- T.. EDMUND MARKS, 30?
Hroidray. N"w-YoiN.
ONNIH having left the city. authorizes
m. TO sell h, elegant i,tory, modern and
nearly ntW dwelling, p~,f'ct oid'f, select
rrirhhrrhnO1 GEAR I'D It.. with OF without
furniture carpets &C., Price Ices than
=. D 900 10 reasonable o.rrr refused less
han ~ 900 casn required. 1KLNLIT. 800
paTk-aNe n"ar Jith--t
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Doar0 Wanteo.


\ GENTLEMAN AND WIFE desiring
20 GARD IN private family. wh>rc they can
haN" pleasant rooms. refined surroundings
and excellent table. NAV hear Of the opDOr-
tunitv by addressing H.. Box i0J, Tribune
Uptown once. 1.2i2 broadway.
WANTED. Second. tlOor suite OF 10 large
rooms AMI piNat" bath. with nrst-cla>s
oard for snail family. on West side be-
tween 5ufh and Goth SIS ..ddrrs> with
particulars and terms. SELECT. 81 Church
st(
YOCN Nc gentleman Christian wants
lodging and breakfast about s6l on board
mot over Fl2l square room; central. \.
J. H.. Tribune Ohicc.
YOUNG LADY. wishing % study music
In New-lOrk desires sunny room IN pleas
ant location. with good table board in
private family; mid day dinner preferred ::
references exchanged. Write full Jartc.
uaIs to Box IA. liartstalc. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08
Gin Real GsIalc Go Get.

At 4 MODERATE KfNr. for sea on
or longer -- i..tory high .toop. btoWh-'oh'-
font house. - Fat S3ih--t.. II. ". corner
park.aVe. Inquire ou licnii-e-
HOUSES 10 LET furnished and IN.
furnished Dc.lr,Li' lOca'ions fol'SOM
BROTHERS. s96 Hfoadwey
rMRTE-sTORY AND BASEMENT pri-
,afo lotl.r. az AMI pa Eost Ssth u (;
l.rsr rooms: newly decorated rent 500.
Apply ON premise, or JAMES KYLE &
sons. so 3i-ayc.
I"3D->T. between LrnoN 1nd 'th aNr'.
north side thr,"--toiy. high t1op. brown
stone bay window front with bn'i'r s.
pantry extension COMPLETELY furnished e\,
r.,, b.l linn: automatic ga,-burners aud
hurglar alarm: new house; occupied only
two Year.: priyat' family references 70
nuird NJ. g.. lOi West l.j,h.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08
MKINLEY SPEAKING TO GREAT AUDIENCES


Toledo. Ohio oct. (Specian.-The largest meet
Ing held by Governor Mckinley since the open
ing OF the Ohio campaign took place here tonight
Fully 500 people crowded into the large Armory
in which the meeting was held. Ex-Congressnan
Jacob Romeis presided. on the platform were Lieu
tenant Governor Harris. Auditor Of state Poe.
Treasurer cope. Attorney General Richards. and
other prominent men. General Harris made short
Introductory speech. ana then Governor Mckiu-
ley was introduced and spoke for nearly two hours
II was one OF the Governors best Efforts and the
many good points he made were enthusiastically
received. Most Of the speech related 10 the tarn
and he charged that lack Of confidence ana u
fear Of what the present Administration would do
Is the cause Of the industrial depression. Gov
ernor Mckinley has spent the entire week IN
Northwestern Ohio. and has not adires.ed less
than 800 people at any meeting. Tomorrow De"
will go 10 Columbus. and next week viii b" de-
voted 10 Southern and Central ohio. He ls stand
Ing the campaign splendidly, anu II c"nhleht OF
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stesrao. ussengers TO Vernon Brown ~ TO- Ari'0
at ss sF 4 ane sonampSn ssP s s
30 with ndsc 25i r, ~ See Sayaason Company
Arrived the bar at ~ a ~. ,uoooocL sen,emter
steamer City Of Rome T n nGsng lis ar"t 49,
cabin and 800 stecr1ge passengers to Henderson
Arrived at the Bar at 10 a. m ,,o..o, normark.
September 10 in ballast Gust Heye. Arrived e' '"'
Bar at ) 80 p. M $780, .,ou., %
steamer Largo Bay (Br McGregor Lpi. Aug , d d.
G9rnfi 81 Messins >ep.,mber s. iaicrmo win inos
to Phelps Bros Arrived at the Bar az . ~ d. " ,,
steamer lie uT ess rats' M sfP'e mGe To- lien.
dcrson Bros, Arrived at the Bar at lO'l' D. H.
>samer Valencia Miller Csnn gS. s ss9H y
fy5 IS % M n'''' ,.o.,o
sandy Hook. 8 80 p m-wind west moderate o'e'" :
hay.
CLEARED.
Steamer yucstan. Curtis. Havana and Mexican ports
'aIs tncr Csuyandotte Walker. Norfolk and Newport
Stcocr oThcIo OBJ. Jones Antwerp-sander'n
Bon. ,o,o., Manhattan Bragg Portond-Horato Hall.
steamer Rusa GER L3thsu'er ha'"oufS-"
s;s%s5 cFG eWm T + cyde W cs
s Steamer p nTaSc beia@e Ba,%cewm fo iSc
.tr,n.r tanita simmons. PhiaGepha-"m N""'
steamer sea- Richmond. Dole. West Point va-od DO
nin.en S Co Jersey CITY nr. Lewis. Brsoi-"me'
A'sr Ethiopia Br Boo,hby Glasgow-icndcr'On
BIC, or Louisiana eager New.orleans-E Allen
steamer Orama Robinson lnasua' O'p' h''"e" wv
" y Steamer Ba,oum ,Bp. LucAham Dover Tor orders
Gus, l"lr Franco fHr) Hadlcy TondonF w j ilur,t.
steamer A-trahhsn ODD, simpson, Dover 'or o'u'''-
""S: old Dominion Couch. Newport News and Ken
mond-old Dominion $ I sS Kew West and Galveston
4 n 4 Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08
SIZE AND YALTE.


From The ChicagO Il-patch.
our valued contemporary The Times oppofes
gold because IL can be boarded ana fnNors silver
because II cannot be boarded. II points ont ~"
fact that the present financial stringcncy h. largely
due the withdrawal Of money from banks and
its deposit in safety vaults ana adds 4 thousand
dollars in gold can b. hidden in knothole of :,
tree bat It is impossible To hide such sum in sill
yer Silver cannot be boarded
II the value Of a coin depends upon The facility
with which II can be hidden and boarding b. con
trarV public policy. neither gold nor silver ought
To- be considered In this connection At all III"
sheet iron dollar cannot l." boarded. dollar
made Of balcd hdv would come nearest 10 The IDEAL
perhaps although "A Eastwood dollar certainly has
much to commend IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08
WHITE PLAINS

Judge Dykman yesterday appointed Smith Lent OF
eng Sing a referee to inquire into the financial
affairs OF the village Of Williams bridge. with
power to send for persons and papers. The ap-
pication was made by Henry c. Henderson. on be-
half Of twenty-five taxpayers who allege that
money appropriated for special purposes has been
6Quandered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

FIFTH AVENUE-scnator J. y. Camden. OF West
Virginia IOLLAND-lrving NJ. scott. O: san Fran
CISCO. VIOTORIA-BalOn HOyen. Of Germany. WAI-
DOEF-J. Hcunikcr ieaton. NJ. =, OF England WIND
SOK-Sr Alfred Moloncy Governor Of British Honduras
Mrs James C., Blaine Jane. q. Blaine Jr, and Miss
Hattie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08
miscellaneous.

GENTLEMEN wishing to dispose OF
their lcft-on clothing. at fair value. Will
uleasc call or address EDWARD MILLER,
IS 0th.ave.. near WnNerlv Place.
LADY GOING TO MUNICH with her
daughter would Ike one or two young
ladies' 90 accompany ard live with her
Address ARTIST. Tribune once.
ROOMS PAPERED. ~ and upward fine
grades 80 with Wide border, painting.
plastering and kalsomining at moderate
prices mail orders receive prompt attcn-
ton. ID. BARRETT. 300 East JOth.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08
BrookInn Real estate for Sale

\ REFINED colorcd family can buy a
now twO-tOry. frame. bIlck basement house.
MIN. rooms. with all imnroN cments. arranged
Ia two familie- Tor 1900 cpeh aud S23 per
uou,h: line neighborboOd convenient 20 l.
statlon. rent Of one noor will nearly pay for
hoi,-~ NEW-YORK NJ ILDINGLOAN
RANKING COMPANY, 90 oth.aye., New.
YORK.
CASH PAYMENT OF $50 and a
uonthly psymcnt Of sos which includes I'm.
rcrc,t. will buy II magnificent thrce.story
aud basement brown>tonc 'front.' house, II
room, and bath ,uperbly finished In hsrd.
wonI. rlchl, carved front; splendidly 10.
cat.I. the biggest bargain In BROOKLYN.
%IW.YORK HU1LDlNtrLOAN BANK.
no COMPANY. 90 5th.aVe.. Ncw.York
CITY.
$500 CASH and 40 PER MONTH.
vh,-h includes Interest. Will buy an clr-
'a,,, new two-,tory and basement brown.
stone houss ten room, and bath; richly
frescoed ceilings; Tiled hoarths storm
SpW.YORK BUILDING-LoAN BANK.
ING COMPANY. % 0th-aye., NeY.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08
Countrp Real estate For oaIs

N;rNCY FOR MON rCLAIR r >id.hce
pr,nertl-. II al de.1 tions for Sale Anu W
TrRB> < TAYLOR . Beekmah.s',
u,KGAIN. COMO table country, sea, ,
80. - n,inut co. New ilaN"h
ro,i. near dnpot and ru1iN I.'' I,ok
ana outhuiiilurs cJhiN'.' WI, ind
".,. ..,,of. nat AdI'r-- OWNER, tribune
nrsuch. iJU Wc.b i-i-'t.
FEW nnc Productive fans ana gen.
ti.,n.u's country s"rf-. near IN """,..",,,,
nu4 dfiv.-. healtls couitr one h""' 0"''
h. ROWLAND. III Bio'd"''.
,IL THE ORANGES. Dr- r'ol- PIP.
o,t,~, ., evrIy G--.iIpt.9m ~ A" OF r'i,
80. NO. IEN Vi TAYLOR, opposite
depot. Hi.rk church, y. }. -
CALL rOR urK illustrated catalogue
II -ui,irllu AMI .ountry property i"i SUI
ir.t i.s,rd OF ..ud niN cent To- -'Aln.,'
william II. HJYI \ CO.. > N'nd'rpilt-
ave. oppo-.t- Grud Genital Depot
EAST ORANGE. Y. ID sliab.' prop,
rrty for .si-' furnished and nm uihleh.u
luu-e- to rent. = ID. t'NDi l. VlP'"'o
Hrlek church station.
IoE SAIL Cleveland o. 100 .',Co
manufacturing business AMI property ar"
f~-idcn.r sl3 CO take property IN OF
near N.w-York part payment. Aadfe''
CLEVELAND BsyOnne. y. J.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for New;
York civ ppveg'y.-One % a." hn--t ara
most productive farms Ia MonrO" county
Sew.y Ork state: lG1 acres lOcated on
shore OF lr ,ndcquoit BAY (nsyigiee inland
water: about mile from CITY 81 Rochester.
TIT, farm IL level plateau .. land %
feet sboyr hay Level; OF fine rich loan
very productive. all tile drained good
water, buildings fence pear. peach ana
ape oichsId. wei adapted IA location.
.on. s. FOR successful msfket gardening.
Could he div ldrd into small tcn-acre farms
aud Ind ready puIchasors
--poniruce solicited.
IRA T. OTIS.
Rochester y. Y.
NEW COTTAGES. seiO0 $50 cash !;
balance. 40 monthly; lot. 60Alb0, within
slN minutes wa.A depot. 10 riles lroai city
WOLCOIT.
10 la, l3tb--t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08
ltnfurnisbeo Rooms.

SECOND FLOOR OF two rooms and bath
IN handsome house In 5Gth.st.. between 9Th
aud Madison ayes. breakfast II desired.
address CLuBMAN. Tribune Uptown OF.
nee, ] ,2t2 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08
AN ACT OF INFAMY ADMITTED

indianapolis. oct. (SpecaD.-Green Smith. the
Democratic usurper Of the Office OF Lieutenant
Governor in the Infamous deadlock session OF lsS'
to-day compromised Lieutenant-G Governor Robert
sons suit the salary for 500. thus aeknowleds
iny the usurpatiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 0iSun sets 3llMoon rsc" 3'Moon's age %
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
4 M-Saudy Hook 6 10lCov. Island G.t1 Hell Gate 40
PM-Sandy Hook :l2lGOy. Leland :O'hell GAZE 9:c0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08

ONE HANDSOME square room, FROM
sunny eAposur.: also hall room; with
board: rcieIeDce exchanged. - West
jOtll-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08
Ga Get for Busin ess purpose

HTILDINGS, STORES. LOFTS stl nnW
and Offices. Desirable locations
EKOTHERS, s26 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08

pIp,T.CLAss large pork store. dG-
inc :, o'ni Ln,iue->. near Wallabout Market
W,o1si,n: maohinery and everything III
norkng order. -rand ha gain for ,ha . .ian.
man. GRO. SCuWEIIEf. 20 f'u'"'"s
ayc., BioDkr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08
MONDAY. OO1ObE! D.
OUTGOING STEdHEho'

r,.rsnAy. OCTOBER 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08

furnished double room with or wlthout
board convenient location private Amefi'
can fanlIY term. rea -Onahlc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08

5OrN.ST.. Is WESr.-Iiandsor.ely fur.
nisltd second hoor. singly OF On sul'4;
superior table and service; reference, ex'
changed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08

Tribune once Oct. S, l a. m.-Shower, in the curly
morning Yesterday followed b. fair and warmer
weather. The temperature ranged between go and -
DEGREES. tie average (G6,) being 1's HIGHER ifon ON
Lrday and ~. higher the CORES bonding day
last year. a., ..,
ably be fair with west to south wlnus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08
BOARD ano Rooms.

A-A.-ATrENTION
Parties can now make arrangements for
Fall Board
Attractive floors, with Private Baths;
private table optional. suites and single
'ooms: Doctors Onice,'; all locations:
strictly nr.t.class houses; references er.
changed Information free.
= LELAND ( Co. 30 w 3tth.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

IN thi, diagram a continuous, whit line shows the
npe, in pressure a Indicated by The TTbunes sefre-
ending barometer. The broken line represents
ueratufe a. observed at Perfy's Pharmacy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08
flats to Get t;nrnlsleo.

TIE NEVADA. 1Oth-st and Boulevard.
furnished sunny exposurc. seven roons
and bath house keeping arrangements.
Eirst-class restaurant In building. Ready
Tor immediate occupancy. Can be- >ecI
mornings and evenings.
FURNISHED FLAT 90 rent Tor one
wear ak MONS. oil light. See JANlIOK,
50 East 30th-St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08
SHIPPING NEUS.

PORT OF NETWORK. SATVEDN' "'io"'" T. 1870
ARRIVED.
s,.,,oe, Iucania Or. Mckay, Lyerpooi o'pt,"iosf
IN onan,ns, )ctob~f l. wiki md-e, t'- '"o" anu 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08
Real estatc Wanico.

NFIGTIBORIIOOD II Madi>on.aNc..
Ei,rr-iic or Park under $1,000. Address
PURCHASER. ils Fast iOth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08
furnirbso Gonse tuants0.

WANrED.-By refined family, thu &c
adults. best references, furnished house in
country town for the winter. about 10
~ nLt,s Out must le convenient u depot
20 take good care OF or will ply nominal
rent. Address full particulars D. H.,
Box o. Tribune ONCE.
1.-HANDSOMELY furnished floor. OF
separately; also large room for gentleman,
with board; references. "a West 5lst-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08

Direct connections for Hacyon Hall and Mill
brook Inn by New-York Central train. leaving
10 30 O. N. .
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1893-11-03
REDUCTION IN SHOE REPAIRING.

have connected with my SHOE AND
TRUNK BUSINESS a REPAIRING De
PARTMENT, having employed competent
Shoemaker to do all kinds of repairing on
Boots and Shoes, at short notice, as l use
none but the Best Quality of Leather, all
work Warranted.
Give you few prices:
Mems Shoes, Half Soled and Heeled
Nailed, rs
Mems Shoes, Half Soled and heeled,
Sewed, 81 90
Ladies Shoes, Half Soled and Heeled,
Nailed, So
Ladies Shoes, Half Soled and Heeled,s
Sewed, rs
sewed work
Can Half Sole and Heel your Shoes While
You Wait. Will nail your Soles and Heels
on IN 20 minutes. Hoping you will give me
trial, thanking for your past favors.
M. LEVY,
215 E. Broad Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-29

A great many hUrsemen in our city
contend that Jamns L. Green Is not
able to get the top spesi out of sala.
din. 1t showed it in the race with
Dhedtum on Monday at Point
Breeze The first heit WAS won 10y
Bnladin In = 10, ana after the heat was
almost won 10y Dtrectum. Mr.. Green,
10 ono NJ tho finest trainers OF horse
flesh In the United States. but horse,
men sayIihat he iaeks driving quail
ties. Now. we AEoH Mr.. Green and
we always Thought he was tlEs
driver and lovel huaded ns we'll,
He Heynr drinks anything. unh from
thlt fact is always sober. Ills weight
Is Iuga!nst him. lie never ioses his
TEN per and can DO anything with tho
famous stallion. who Is as gentle as a
child 1t Is believed In oar city that
Bud Doble or some other crack driver
can take SnlAdln and beat Dtectutn
In three straight heats, OF, in TACT, amy
oil the crack flyers Ia the country.
At ths conclusion OF tho rate, both
Monroe Salisbury. tie owner of lli-
reclum, aud John Kelly, his driver,
said To DANES Il. tireen, he owner and
dr. vi OF RHlln, that the PAGER had
given the King OF lruticrs the hard
est race OF the seaspn, throughout
tho heats lJirectun ttotted perfect
ly, not breaking ONE, whereas sdiadin
went Into lie all at least once in each
heat. Before HE FIRST heat the hettln.
averaged lirertum ~ hh!adin so.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-29

James Carpenter. who has been Ill
for some time, 10 again able TO resume
work.
william Prosser's new residence and
Hayes Wallen's new store. on Market
street, are rapid ly nearing completion.
Miss George Wiley. OF Bridgeyil!e,
Dol. is spending few days with Miss
Ruth II. Carpenter.
Mr. and Mrs. George b. Rowand anil
son Townsend. were visiting MIR. and
Mrs, Howard Watson, OF Wilmington
Sunday.
Edward Anderson, OF Wilmington.
spent Sunday with relatives and
| friends In the borough.
Miss Kate Grub, OF Wilmington,
/ spent Sunday with her grandfather OH
| Sixth street.
| William johnson and family. OF
Wilmington. were the guests OF MIR. and
Mrs. Benjamin Johnson, ST., on Mar
ket street.
Miss Lizzie p Grubb and daughter
Clara. of Wilmington, spent Sunday
with Miss Hannah Chance. on Sixth
street.
One load OF oyster shells. for Marl;e,
atreet, has arrived The unloadiul
apparatus has been put in position ant
the shells will be unloaded to day
There will DO three boat louds or 81 ,0Ot
bushels IN all.
One OF the borough's young men Is
very much excited over an article no
Gently published about him by on
contemporary and he has 1t In for thu
reporter who wrote it.
Tommy Maslin, the reformed puGi
list, will lecture In the Hook Baptis
hurch on next saturday evening. Tn
lecture Is under the auspices OF the W
G. T. u OF this place.