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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09
LOTS OF FIRE TRAPS
Insussnes Man Discusses Escape
From Burning Buildings
ALLEGED FIRE PROOF STOCKS


I'D nhs 70 80 this nsftss a frs -
cspes stirred Up ia Grsnd Rapidas 80
ous of ths lszd.ax lnsursacs noa n TIE
e1fy " The Ho<ton lass nirht n b.
tisvs there ars nors fl<sfracs r 0ssnd
k.pi<h thza 10 any sfhse city q IL sizs
10 America Some Day thsrs uill ~ =
pi&zc sinLsrto the Edson. Moore & en-
psny 6ss u Detroit . dnssa psrspns
wifi % bslrssc like . motka ID Haze.
and thea the psopls Il the city via
soadsr vhy soissbis avenue a escape
had never bssa provided ksov q
enc alleged krsproos bsilding In this
cisy. the interior Of whhsh b built En-
tissly of wood covered sta a alleged
nreproof paint There isn't . solid vall in
10 Above the first 1oor. aud n Q Ore
breaks out the inmates wli never have
The ghost q . chance % sscape There
10 . block On Nonros street which
couldn't have been more perfectly
equipped for crsmzfory In 10 had been
built for that express parpose. The
elevator shaft - great due that will
carry . trs % tbs top story in two
INMATES. and the hrs reacheu the top.
al chance for escape by stairway 10 cut
on There are 40 escapes on the front
of the bulidine. add unless the tenants
have acquircd the art of dropping ssv-
erai stories aud lighting on q stone pave
nent they might AZ well drop back into
ths n4mes and save their frisnds the
troabls Of collecting the remains. This
- only . sample There are scores
Of others This criminal negligence
- not coaansd to bosinsu
biockk Some factories arc equally bad
even worse. In every nook snd crsvics
they are filisd sith foe dust that caxries
IRE like powder train In fash the
sntire factory night DO in flames from
tho dropping Of . spark This isn't
imaginatinn- Ii - sober. earnest truth.
known a. vel 10 the manufacturers -
u - 10 the Insurance. men. but through |
de-ire % save few dollars. the mat |
Der y nexiected-or ignorsd rather. Id |
like 20 see the common council do some !
thlnx about IL; fos believe the lives OF |
laup0 persons IN thls city are daily \
menaced through lack Of proper facili- |
ties TO escape from blocks. schools and |
factories"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

nsrks Isappie dancsd . Gsrmsn
czo1 uPon Tie prosasats fsrn - ~
e<r12G pnueoo1sx Al hut a. a Lana.
1917 ~npepions hed Ths ons that
s:nn1n~4 viii 80 ssnietsncs q her
49, c@fyed iaygs. Irregular gsshes In
4e cnssrlaG = Mr. Issppls's brain box.
~ LeaeDie ronsibsd Dad N Is 10 the
nn1.1 80 uhss ths poiics arrived
t<1kns1 80 badly ossd-up hobo.
Heee - hls cDupnn,oas we're caught.
pus - - tnkon b police headquarters
LeeDpjo y so1srisg frou several uxiy
een1D vo9ods end hi nssaliant :
nserely bruised snd disoruanissd The
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09
August Lampers Missing.

August Lampert residing on Fourth
street near Valley avenue, il missing
from home. Wednesday night he drew
HE pay ct Berkey & Gays factory and
vent home. Thursday morning he
arose. but said he had lost his money
and would 60 and SEQ II he could find il
He has not returned and il is feared harm
has befalien him He was ls years old.
about ; feet 8 inches tall. weighing $50
or leo pounds. brown hair and mus
tsehe. dressed in brown suit with black
ovsrcost and plush cap and rubber
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09
CIRCUIT JuDGEA

Topics fbr Discussion 90 the Coming
Meeting In Lansing
Judge +. j. Russell Of Hart was In
Ne city yesterday arranging for the
meeting q circuit judges which will be
heid N lansing December q. IL 10 en-
pected thai Judge Daboll Of St Johns
viii discu@ Rotation Of Judgea"
Judge Aldrich Of Cadillac win read
paper on Court and Jury" Judge J.
h McMahon will prepare . paper on
The Duty Of Judges in Ex- Parte Pro
ceedings In Divorce Besides these
topies the judges will devote consider.
able time TO discussion Of court rulea
II q expected that . uniform systsm
Will be recommended for the benefit Of
all the courts in the state
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

Neighb0rs IN the vicinity OF No. CO
Crawford street are aiding the family OF
uriah W. Huffman. The family consists
OF q father and mother. two girls aged IA
and respectively and triplets o months
old. Mr. Huffman is a blacksmith on
Madison avenue. but has been unable 10
provide the secessaries of life Cor his
wife snd little ones
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

A petition for the appointment Of an
administrator for the estate Of John
liester OF Lowell was fled yesterday.
HE estate u. valued at about $1,000.
There are I've heirs. one OF whom, Mary
l. iIestsr. - mentally Incompetent A
petition vas therefore aied. asking for a
guardian Tor her. 30 that she may de-
rive the benefit Of her inheritance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09
An Antrim County Pr,.oper

Sheriff Stewart Of Antrim county. was
IN the city yesterday with a prisoner
named Fred Bacon. who 10 charged with
snticing q young girl OF Is away from
home and inducing her to enter a house
Of il-fane The girl. Elizsbsth Smith,
vas arrested and sent to the Adrian re-
form school for ak years Bacon was
arrested near Stanton and will be taken
back to Antrim county for trial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

Charles Wilsoo 81 Moore a Wilson
Who vas appointed rscssver for the
Grand Rapids Parior Furniture CON.
psny, has soid the property of the con.
pany and - about TO distribute tia
preeeeds There 10 enough cash 10 paw
on AL Of the trust mortgage indebtsd-
ness and little more.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09
Heal E@s.ss Transfers.
william n. Van Lssuvsa and vile
"a Eisaa Hifnk lut IA Vs.

William II Van Lseuven and wife
20 Mass Blink, iot IL, Van
Lseuven's s,cond add .......s l0o
Joel NJ Smith 10 Rahscca Reben-
ti.ch, lots n and 33. village OF
South Grand Rapids ............. COO
John ". Clo-terhorss and wife 70
Gertrude III. Corvin. loo I. Ciostsr-
house sub. .........-......... 800
Thomas ID Gilbert and wife 70 kryu
Lsentsaar. piece of land ca secs
and 5, Grand Rapids township.. 9Ho
William /. Marry 10 Foiden A.
tfoidner. piece of land On sc rs.
riainfsld 30
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

The following il list Of tia rnsrrisxs
bcsn-es i~~ued sinc> Ass gsiblisstissn. with
fhs names residences fshsn oszt of the cityj
and ages Of tbs nartiss: Age
Seus Anderron. Sp<aceF. ard klrrffne
Marie Peterson. Spencer S-c3
Martin foortslist and Trfatja Van
~s4'sa.-.... ..--.--.s--.-..-.. .@s--al
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

A. b knowlson a Co, were awarded
the contract yesterday for furnishing
hard asd lump coal foe The Sold,>Ys
homsI The nev engines shich we're
feeentiy ordered haze arrived and rilI
- piseed IN positioo in q fee dsys
there ace nov 10 inmates IN The home
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

The ]. c. Herkner Jewelry company
are showing magnificent line OF nov
elites suitable for Christmas gifts Now
Is the time to make selection TOR q
present The stock 10 complete and Is
well worth an inspection. The prices
asked are as low a. can be possibly
offered on frst-class goods Seekers OF
holiday goods should not overlook the
display made blythe J. @. Heskner Jew
elry company.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

The annual nesting % Post =. Knizht-
81 the Grip. Oil b heii in Elu' hail 10.
night Ohecrs FOR the snssinf year yin
BE elected and arrangements 9th B.
nss<ie - stfsnd The saaasI convention
whseh ~ - hsia 10 s@sisss. Deem
be- HI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

December 10. % and q the D. L. 4
n. r X Company win sell excursion
tickets TO nearly all points in Canada at
one fare for round trip, good 10 return
until January 9. Ask ticket agents for
full information.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

orieinzi Oliver = Te~iisar>r. B,rm.
inxksm. Leroy Cahilk kslsmasoo. PA,
mex UHars. Mzr4s>zfe AdditionsI
kiiss A. fork 0rsst R<pitl< Incr.as.
-John Graham. Ds<star. Anas sharsr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

Crozier Bros special prices on rubbers
wnl attract crowds and this sloppy
weather, elegant Christmas sir pers now
shovn. See them early. F ne shoes e
10 a. Electric insoles . cents w. r.
Medals or Domino's free With shoes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

-Csrsca City; Nlchsel Z. tIeInseeh.
uarber sprirss: Ednuad J. stebbirA
aorthpcrt; Heisos Thonpson. Alsossc.
ks. issne = Jean Ahrabsna Lyosm
ortEtnsl uidouk etc.--Minors q Jotn
A hosgh. West Bay City.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

Ca'arrh eseses discharge from the
nose. bad breath. pain between ths eyes
coughing. eh0kinE, raging noises In the
ssrs hecd's ssrszp<rsIl&. BY Purifying
the bicoxi currs estsrrhL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

Ladies get your stamping for the Holt
days done at Harris, SIS South Divi-
sion street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

For nice game dinner, 60 to Oscar
Allyn's, los Canalstreet.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

Concord grapes at Harris, 525 South
Division street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

The celebrated Queen olives In bulk
at Oscar Allyn's Telephone 100l.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

Fine Portland Finnan- Haddin at
Oscar Allyn's. 106 Canal street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09
Ibtet

fotNG-Frltsy morning, peosrnbes 4
1919. &c hs- residenss. Nn So Turner
street. ". y. fsaas. sx~d - y~.r>1 Va
nersl sunday AZ o'cicck from -. PALS
spisnofsl church.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

The Commercial Credit company i q
hous inst'sntise aad wants pear pstron-
age
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

Mccaliam a Cherryrn.a. fsrn.raf sir>c.rs
eurney Foentaip and Ioais ssreess
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09
80 CENTS.
SIZE CORNER WINDOW

How about that new Over
coat2 Remember$l1.sO takes
the choice Of any overcoat in
the store this week. Don't
wait too long.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-23
OAK HALL
SOUNDS
THE BuCLE NOTE

It's q time when every
dollar counts. The very at.
Effectiveness of the sales now
going on at Oak Hall makes
you doubt their commences.
There must be something
back of it all. 1t is a trade
impossibiity to make a
wearable Suit of Clothes for
less than $40. 1t is equally
impossible for any but the
largest buyers and manufac-
turers to sell a good Suit for
that price. How can any
one afford to sell such Suits
for $40 and $l49
Now, my dear sir, you will
puzzle your brain to no pur-
pose in your endeavor to un.
ravel trade methods. We
grant you that it is rare in
deed for large houses to sell
Al Suits for $40. 1t is rarer
still for them to offer you
the cream for STA.
Yet these two Bargains are
now attracting crowds to
Oak Hall. We made more
largely and more handsomely
than we have ever done, We
had rather lower price and
sell every Suit--even for less
profit.
All that we ask of you is
to come yourself and exam
inc this magnificent lot of
Cheviots, Cassim eres and
Homespuns. Suits that you
have always paid $40, SIS,
SIC and SIS for without a
grumble are now $14 and
$40.
If you can't afford $l4,
here is the finest kind of q
showing of Homespuns and
Cheviots, in all the desirable
patterns, for $40.
We speak within the linn
its when we say that such
Suits at such prices are the
most unusual of Bargains.
More than this. Nothing
but the bigness of our bust.
ness makes it possible.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-23


On Tuesday evening. May 30th. the
realistic military drama shiloh, ndirect
from New York. with the same New
York cast and scenery which made it
such great success In Philadelphia,
Washington. Boston and other cities,
will be produced at the Grand Opera
House on the above date. The plot OF
the play IL strong one, dealing with
two brothers. one In the Confederate
the other in the Union army. The
Union soldier is given letter by his
unknown brother, to be given to his
IN Mother. The letter is found In his DOS.
session, and court martial scene fol-
lows, when he is sentenced to be shot.
Among thes many scenes is the IRE.
freshmeEt saloon in PHILADELPHIA,
reviewing of the soldiers on their way
to war. camp scene with Its funny
soldiers, the blanket toss, battle OF
Shiloh, court martial scene, the exc
cutIon. etc. There are 200 people and
! brass band, the plantation scene
with it's singers and dancers. Sheridan
( Post No. %. Grand Army of the Re
| public, will have benefit. Tickets
| may be had OF Prof.. NJ. We'll, 80;
| Market street or at tho Grand Opert
House four days in advance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-23
fConlmunicated.l

The appointment OF ret ired build.
or, worth thousands OF dollars. as su.
perlntendent OF construction of new
postof1lce. may be good in one respect
only; he is n practical man. but on the
whole, would 1T not have been better
for these lovers OF the poor man Ia
have given the job to some one OF the
many Democratic workmcn who are
now walking the streets Idle.
Seven dollars day would be a God
send at present to them. IL fact these
mechanics could be got for S225 a
day. and they wonld be glad 10 get it.
True TO their Doodle instincts how
ever. the Democrats have a rich mar
appointed who can contribute the
greater part of the salary to their cor
ruptton fund. whllea poor man woult
have to live on the salary. Will thu
mechanics out of work vote tho Demo
cratic ticket this time, with this --latest
appointment before their eyes?
MECHANIC.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-23

The riders IN the Warren Athlstic
road raca last Saturday Who won
price yssterday made their s1loctions
~ follows. First prixe, Frnnk Turner,
epoon holder. cream pitcher and sugar
bowl donated by the Warren Club;
time prize, ". @. Seeds, silver pitcher,
by John Al. Rogers; position prixe.
rocking chair. by Samuel Huenkman;
Stenley Tuehton, silver cup, by Mil,
lard +. Davis; Leonard Pyle, oxldized
cum buttons by Sherwin d Son; 6yl-
ve6tar Courtney. bicycle lamp, Merri-
how u Mcdaniel; Clarence Brewer,
derby hit by Howard Springer; elf
ford Greenman, Diamond pin, by j. Lea
Hanley; s. w. Merrihew, rife, e. r.
Melchoir; j. Il. Booth, shoes, by Ed
ward p. Moody.
@. E. Speakman, bicycle tlkhts, by
Clifford Greenman; @. L. Elicit, bicy-
Gle Shoes, by J. A Fluid; Frank O'Calla.
nan. bicycle club, by ]. Warde Andrew
Raglan, lamp, by Pyle Cycle Company;
Lewis Hance, French briar pipe, by
Andrew w. Selak; j. Lee Hanley, cap,
by Mearns a. Morrison, and hose sup
poTters by Ferris Giles; Walter Wat
eop. dried beef. by Stanley Tuchton;
Edward Hogan, ten shaves. by Robert
Francis, and necktie by AIRS. q. e.
Roesiter. The cigars donated by VIM.
Robinson were distributed among the
riders. Most OF the prizes were SCI
cured through the efforts pf Frank
Turner.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-23


Patrolman Maxwell Mnhoney was
last night dismissed from the force by
the Police Commission. The charge
was that he was guilty of conduct UNI
becoming an officer and us being in
furious to the peace and welfare of
the public, he having drawn his revol-
yer on John Mclaughlin. a prisoner
ut New Castle, on last Saturday week.
The hearing revealed the fact that
blahoney was drunk. The charge
against Officer Kelleher was dismissed.
The case occupied nearly the entire
session OF the meeting. Chief Dolan
read aflldavits from John Mclaughlin,
Andrew Il. Hall, Nathaniel johnson,
John Mccall, william Pierce and Jere.
MIN Harrigan, oil prisoners at the
jail, showing that MIahoney had been
drinking and had engaged in a con-
| versation with McLaug HIN and threat
ened to shoot him. Mahoney denied
tho charge and also that he had been
drinking on that day. Officer Kelleher
was called to oorroberate his state
| mont, but lie swore that bis friend had
been drinking frequently before they
entered the jail. Mahoney then adj
United that he had been drinking Tho
vote for dismissal was unanimous,
The bids for the new Ipatrol wagon
were opened and the contract given
to Fulton Il Walker Company, Of
Philadelphia, their price being S400.
The wagon will BIO of the latest
metropolitan style withb rass trim
mings. Two new horses were re-
ported as purchased for the use of the
wagon. The dilferencepaid by the
commission was $40.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-23

Commencing May lsth. the B. & o.
express train leaving Wilmington al
S,47 a. M, daily wlllrun via Pittsburgh
over the new Chicago route Ok the b.
4 o., passing through the cities OF
youngstown, Warren and Akron, O.,
arriving at Chicago at 1i.55 the next
morning.
The express train heretofore leaving
Wilmington at 40 D. M, will leave at
2.05 D. m, and arrive at Chicago at the
next night at 9.35.
An additional Chicago train has
been added to the schedule which will
leave Wilmington at 9.i6 p. m, and
arrive at 0 o'clock the second morning
Through sleeping cars to Chicago on
all traiDs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-23
nRpuBL1oAN.


Mhyor-Dr. Evan G. Shortlidge.
PRECEDENT OF counoil-Henry W
Perkins.
City Treasurer-Josoph X. Adams.
City Solicitor--Geo. A. Elliott.
Assessor and Collector OF the North
brn Dlstrict-Edmund Mitchell. Jr.
For Council First ward-Moses
Nell.
Second ward-Thos. w. McVey.
Third ward-Frank Maguigan.
Fourth ward-Geo. W. Singley.
Fifth ward-John Wainwright.
Sixth ward-M. L. Dannenberg.
Seventh uard--James Tyre.
Eighth ward Howard L. Staats.
Ninth ward-John W. Kirby.
Tenth ward-Wm. s. Lednum.
Eleventh ward-iThos. Miller.
Twelfth ward--Jas. p. Ratiedge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-23

The Every Evening has its Ana MAS
at work again. He has found two
cases OF negro intimidation in two dis
tricts in the Twelfth ward. The Demo-
cratic registration officers wero threat
cned with razors and other punish.
ments, and they were compelled to
keep the windows up until after Z
O'clock. The brutal negro did 1t all.
An Investigation of the matter shows
that the negroes were not in the fault
at all and their was no disturbance
worthy OF the name at either OF the
districts.
There was dispute over registering
Democrats who presented unstamp ped
transfer papers, the Democratic regis
trars accepting all such freely, but re
fusing to accept the transfer of Re
publican who had the same kind OF d
certificate, This Ia all there was in It,
aud only a Hewsgatherer DESTROYS OF
falsifying would have cast any reilec
ton on the Hcnublicaua
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-23
One Hundred for Physic.

A prominent barber In our city call
ed representative OF the REPUBLICAN,
on Monday to come into his place of
business and see the array OF glass
bottles that his men were then engag.
ed In washing the labels Off of. He
said those bottles represent an outlay
OF some one hundred and fifty dollars
and am not cured yet. What do you
suffer from, asked the REPUBLICAN
man2 Why, replied the barter. chrou-
lie dyspepsia. and no doctor ln the city
appears to be able to cure ne.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-23

The English brig Caromendal in tow
OF the tug John G. Bradley OF Phila-
delphia. and the Taurus. arrived at tho
yard OF the Harlan ~ Hollingsworth
Company yesterday morning for re-
pairs she having been damaged in a
collision on the Delaware river yester.
day. She was coming up tho river
with cargo from South America to
Philadelphia, md when OFF deep Water
point the schooner James A. Wright
crashed into her. The Wrights jib.
boom and all gear attached was car.
| ried away, and tho two became locked
/ and were In danger OF smashing each
other to pieces. whom the tug Juno. Of
Philadelphia. came along side and
| pulled the schooner away.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-23

A Columbian supper ank festival
will DO given In the tent adjoining
Madeley NJ. L. Church, ON Thursday
evening. May 25th. for tie benefit OF
the church. Adults tickets % cents.
children, IS cents. The first table will
be served at q O'Clock.
The strawberry festival, Friday and
Saturday evenings, 26th and 27th. A
good supper and pleasant time may
be expected. Come aud help US.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-23
Trade Sale of Sur amer
Dress Silks.

In round numbers 80, 600
yards of Chinese, ia panese,
French, English and Ameri.
can Summer Silks are in to-
days offering. They are all
new, some from our recent
regular stock, SON e just
bought in bargain ope nations.
The prices are down to the
termination point. Some of
them are paralyzing to manu-
facturers - the only gains
in this offering are for our
friends, the Public.
5000 yards Japanese, 1 to
5 Lyons color ptintings.
Have sold thousands of
yards this season at $l.OO.
Sixty cents. -..a
ouuO yards Japanese, navy
and white, dots and stripes,
have been 81, then b5c, now
sixty-fye cents.
2000 yards Surah, navy
and white, dots and stripes.
The true value, ST.. The
price sixty cents.
Other legions of Summer
Silks and Wash Silks at SOC
and 6Oe--each price a bar
gain.
Arcade and Transept.
Let us give you t ne tip on
Silk Gloves-Kayser rs finger
tip. Fingers will outwear
the Gloyes-guarant eed. AL
newest shades an d black,
75c, 81, $1.25.
The Kid and Suede Gloves
at 65c, S5c and 81, intro,
duction prices, are in the
Bargain Exchange.
South of west Transept and Bargain Elk
change.
Floor Linens nave the
floor. Argument all or one
side. The whole ca rpet con
tingent calls for tn en-. It's
a question OF Carpet protec.
tion--with the free st of free
trade on the Liner side.
Floor widths, So to 1s0in.
Stair widths, IA to Sc in.
Rooms measured and est
mates made without charge
Southwest of centre.
The beauty of the Wo
mems Sail Cloth Suits is no
alone their natty neatnes,
and Etonese elegance. They'll
stand grief; they'll st and wash
ing-enjoy it. No need t.
pick the path for t hem. s.
Duck Suits begin at 81.
) Serge Suits, S., $3.50, s.
and up.
Measure the S.. 80 Suit
by any around tow n at 81
, or the $12 Suits b y the ST.
!. ones in other store.
second floor. Chestnut sire ct.
. Whether you go to Chica
go or not you'll b interest
ed in q Worlds Fair Guide
Sixty-flve big pages lavishly /
Illustrated, carefully and full
told. And with O bouncin
great map-tatlo top Size
the city OF Chicago and Il
Worlds Fair buildings an
t grounds. Ten q nts, by ma
l2e.
Thirteenth street, side.
1, Ta,,x, Wy
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-23

The Elan Literary Society will give
grand literary entertainment in the
Grange hull a. Talleyviile. Brandywine
Hundred, on Saturday evening. the
eth inst. Tho exercises will include
the drama entitled. The Fairy at the
exhibition. Adults % cents. Children
Is cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-23

The Police Commission could not
md whitewash enough last night to
cover officer Mahoney's delinquencles
and he was summarily dismissed from
the force, something which should
have boon done while no was on the
old force, Mahoney in his defence es.
tabllshod his reputation as first class
Anantas.