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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-05-03
bad ULCERS ON LIMBS
Suffered five years. Could not Sleep
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Cuticura.

For Ave years had on both my legs three
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was as large AS q Ave cent piece and was
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-05-03
Swivel Six. 81 inches wide, at Goo.

Superior in style and finish. and from
three to five inches wider than any
similar goods in the market. The,goodss
are fast color and especially adapted
for children's wear.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-05-03
that they have ever had on sale.

Never before have the styles been artistic the color
nqs SO beautiful and the prices for high class goods mod
crate.
We call especial attention to the following:
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-05-03
French Printed BrOCadeS at 26C.

A large range of desirable styles i'll
chaHgeable effects and combinations
produced by one Of the best French
printers. Imported to sell for 30 cents
per yard. The goods closely resemble
an all.silk fabric, and are in the hand
soonest range of styles and colorinss we
have ever Shown at the above popular
price.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-06

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-06
THE PARENTS DISCUSSION:

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cation 8 erou o him for the battle of life
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REPUBLICAN the other
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When the
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natural
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REPUBLICAN the
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-06
THIRD EDITION.



Rev. ]. Ii. Howard. d. D., pastor of
Asbury M. Z. Church, preached 10 u
large coDgregaiion last evening, choos.
lug for his text the latter part OF the
10th verse OF the eth chapter OF Gene-
sic: ''And the Lord shut him ill.," The
Doctor said he imagined he could see
Noah just as he was In the completion
OF striking the last blow upon the last
nail. thus completing task long
begun; God shut tho door. Nonh's
strong character could not complete
the task. This teaches that God is
the author and tinishor OF all our
work.
After 100 years of labor, when the
last nall was driven, God conclude
the work. Mau neither begins nor
ends task. God implants in moth
er's heart the desire to teach and
train her children In the admonition
OF God. Paul may plant, and Apollos
may water, Dnt the Lord must give
tho increase. The sinner may seek,
aud pray. and agonize. but God must
save the soul. Man may drive the last
nail, but he cannot finish tho work.
This building was to Noah the guar
nntos OF his life. 1t looSod like a
hopeless Tack but Noah continued hi:
work. ami stood the ieers of the pep
world as an example OF wonderful
Faith in God.
Ii We do the work that God ha!
given us. we will receive our reward
1T may not be ours to stand GU the
field OF battle. We need but to h
faithful. BE thou faithful unto death
snd will give thee crown OF life
The reward does not depend upor
our success. but on our being faithful
Noah preached righteousness for IN
years while building the ARK, and the
world grew more wicked every day,
he was not rewarded for his success
but for his fulthrrlnesa.
Another lesson taught is that the
who do Gods work may not look 70
Immediate rewards. There lie stand
whom the huge ship floats. he stands
prisoner, without any hope of beln
helivered. Tho ship sniied out wit
lie precious freight the reward uf .
years service. The Lord shut the door
" teaches those who do Gods wor
will be preserved IRON danger. NOal
could not shut the door himself bu
the Lord shut 1t. Re obedipnt 10 Go
and you are immortal, until your wur
In conpleted. In the hands Of Go
you are safe from all danger uu:it th
last natl is driven In building the ar
OF christian character.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-06
Thu Opportunity 'i a 'h'1ia
The MaauflGtar:rs' Sale
PA MARKET ST,
WILMINGTON Hal

Before commencing the alterations
to mske room for tho main moth
stock OF fine clothing shipped 10 us,
We arc going to sacrifice the balance
OF summer clothing, ut less than the
cost of mNkinS. Anybody who Is IN
need OF clothing can secure them Tor
almost nothing. Come at once ana
look at the greatest bargains ever
offered In this city. The balance OF
this stock will be- sold at the following
prices:
Mems Tweed Cashmere SUITS, ~, 80.
worth IS %. Scotch thev!ot Suits
- %. worth ii 80. Gray and Brown
suits. - 90 worth tl3 30. Mons fancy
Worst d suits - 80. worth SIG %
Clay Diagonal Suits. in long regent
cutaways $3.50, worth so. Mems
working Pants, 80 cents; dress Pants
: 81; still llusr ones ut $3.50. fl.S1.
- 10. thildren'4 suits. IL, worth -
Knee Pants. - cents worth 80 cents
Alpaca 70 ats. 80 cents; Boys Long
fants. ~ cents; Linen Coats, 20 cents.
Remember this Is positively You
last cAance. Salesroom will be opeT
until . O'Clock. Saturday untli II
O'Clock. No. 224 Market street, vii
miugton, Del,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-06

Yesterday was big day at Mndele
NJ, L. Church Tie pastor, DIR. WuG
dell, was Dusily engaged in gathering.
up the fruit Of last years revival.
large class OF prohaiioners was receiv
ed into full membership, The sacra.
mental services were largely attended.
Tho day throughout was day lont;
Ito be remembered.
Atnight spirited sDng service was
lconducted by Mr.. Wm. q. King. after
which Dr. Wnldell preached and re.
lceived another ciass Into tull mem.
Ibqrship. This church has enjoyed
marked degree OF success under tn
deficiency OF the present pastorate 7. st
withdrawing the hard times we hay,
been callod to paes.
Ir WaddelI has The confidence OF
Ills people as man Of ox"A!.,, snt qual,.
ties and safe lA..,ier. He has been d
great SUCCESS at Madeley as the meas
lule ui success to the church under hls
in inistry has been lurge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-06

Annie Demby, 10 years OF age. and
v lose serious lllnass wus spoken OF on
died at the home OF her par
euts on Garasches lane, Saturday
night. Robert DENLY. ~ years OF age.
her brother. is now uniar arrest
on the charge of murder, the young
girls death said to have boon caused
10y kick. which lie Is alleged to have
given her about a month ago.
In the Municipal Court this morn
ing he was held without ball To await
tho action of the Coroner's jury, which
will probably hold az inquest tonight.
Annie was domestic In the home
OF Cleland Joneg, No. i05 Washington
street. until two mouths ago when she
was taken illand since than has been
Mt her home. About month ago tho
bl other and sister guRrreled. and
from what could be learaed by Mrs
FISHER, her mother, tho girl hsu been
Kicked In the stomach and struck II
tho face. She punished the boy for tn,
lOfiunse. Mls. Fisher says she saw
bruises about her daughters body at
also did Dr. Stevens, who ATTENDED
her until che died.
/ Demby was arrested last night b.
Officer Lyons near his home.
/ At the stationhouse he admitted hav
Ing struck his sister IN the face. bu
denied kicking her. He seems to b
an lnoilenslve young man The funera
OF the dead girl will take place TO mol
row,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-06

Ten now membe.s were received
Into Ashury NJ. L. Church yesterday.
They came forward a.tcr their six
months probation, out Of IS names
called and looked we.l disciplined and
reliable. Pastor lloward's prnctleal
remarks to them were excellent Dr.
Simms assisted i'll tie communion SER
vice which was feiieitous and in5pir-
ing. Secretary Gray recorded the
names of the new nembGrs.
The pastor told them thete We're only
three ways to get their names oil the
roll as disciplinary mombers; /, Ly
death; 2, by bad conduct; ), by thelr
request in writing. Should any of
them ever decide TO lead worldly Ike,
lisLonoring Inc church, he advise
That they promptly hand III their wit
ten resignation.
Ho said rig hteous conduct was mora
important than creed; that MethOiisiu
required belief in the fundamentals oil
OF the Christian religion and ohadi'
ence to church discipline. Brother
Howard 10 u lirst. class reader and CON
Quoted the services In multless. ex'
pedltiou5 aud admirable manner.
Thare was u good attendance and de
Hghtful congregational singing, al
usual.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-06

Leave Philadelphia, Broad ST. ct. for WI,
,nirgton texpr"ss, $50, IN ,.91 81 0i0 10. ~
Lit ll.4u II, H.. sI2,35, !. 3D. aO! 3i6 l0l l. l
o.Os b ~ 800. Gli 'ith. -. LILO. ll.lG p. IN.
and 1903 night.
Accommodation. SO 2st, 1923 a. m. les
s.0l los. Az. S22 % 1888 and il.j3 p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia toxpress. i57, as. d,au
500 s,h5. lO01, l0,s5. Jl.5i a. IN, La. sos 30
55G. 10, s.2j and o. ~ D. IN,
4.05, :. 10 ard To- D. IN.
For Ghes or teipressl l.s7, 4.aJ. $50. SIS
1905 I'LL a. NJ. l3' 5Ql, J.lJ.7.OI aud OIL: p ~,
400, 20. % and 1920 p. IN.
$50. 100, ID. V li5ia N, lalj, IN. S05. IL;
b.5b, 10, 20, TDT and IL, 30 p. M.
FOR Boston without chau-e. 5.50 p. M.
or New Orleans. kiehnond and Daaville
F2prcss. ii.4l p m.
For West Che ter via Lam okIn. s.5j a. IN. ant
baltimore aud Washington, 4.3j. SOL, 10 10 a
IN, l!Ot. ia.!j b.2l. 600, al. S.'!v p. m. and
baltimore and intermediate stations GO
for New Castle L. O6 night.
10. ape Charle4, Old fOtlt Comfort an
Np Far Mia iletown, Clayton. Dover wyo
ming, Felton,, Harrington. liridgevilie, Sea
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b. v -, 1898 and II. y y. IN.
4 Congressional Limited Express trains
imposed entirely OF Pullman Eestibulo Par
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YIN NcStibult Parlor tars Nestibule Passel
NIoaChcs and DinIhg Cur. No extra fare
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-06

The Orphans anu Chancery Court
met this morning. L. Il. Cochran was
granted a renewed order OF the sale
In the matter OF the real estate
of Oliver Crowley. Victor Il, Woole!
made return OF no sale of the real
estate of Charles A. Cooper. UpoI
the application OF John q. Rodney,
Bridget O'NeIl was appointed guar.
dian OF her three minor children. Mary.
William and Sarah 0'Neal. Ben
lNiold asked for the appointment OF
!Y.lcaHt q, Hazard as guardian OF
Mary Z. llu2zari, which was granted.
John Miller. Thomas J. Lawless. Gen.
Mcintyre, John Pyle and Thomas II
Laily. on application OF John @. Rod
iney, were appointed commission t.
make pun tiLlun OF the real estate OF thu
late Jamrs 10y.
Philip q. Charchman made return Of
the saln OF the lute john w. Dunn.
/ IA. H. Ward representing Johr
Thomas Price. one OF the judgment
Ierodltors OF tho firm of Clcaver an,
lllearu was granted permission to col
Ilect SS0O with interest from said hria
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-06

BALTIMORE, Aug. 8.--Polish Catholic,
of this city held largely attended meet.
ing yesterday for the purpose of organ
izing an independent church, which They
intend shall not be under the control o
any secular prelate. The delegates sen,
by dissentors from Holy Rosary church
who formed the meeting to investiga
the Independent churches at Cleveland
and Detroit, reported that they were work.
ing successfully. Plans of organization
were adopted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-06


The new bridge at shollpet has boon
pleted.
St, Stephens Lutheran Church Will
give an excursion TO Cape May on Au.
gust 10.
Frederick A. Mhitehsad. OF Lincoln,
Sussex county, has Leen restored Ills
pension.
Tho Harlan and fiolling worth Com
pany ina secured contract for four
small cnrs.
Tenth ward Democrats will elect II
state convention dciesate Oh next Sat
urday evening.
Wilmington banks have been notitledI
to look ont for dangerous counter
felt of a ! 10 note.
George IL. Townsend X Go. havs cold
two beautiful lots Mt Goraon lIeIs Its
10 William j. West.
George Porter is suffering from IA
broken nose, received Wills at wuTh
Ia A. L. Sergeant's coal yard.
There was Ii slight blaHe at No. 2l3
East Front street yesterday morning
caused by Tho eXpiGs'oh OF gasoline
stove.
It is expected that 100 Wilminaton.
hns will attend the national eucHInp-
menL OF the Ii A. Il. III Pltt5burts, on
September T..
Michael Sehgllre, OF Chicago, Wac on
Saturday awarded the contract for
clustering tie post Office. lhe con
nact price is : 1885.
Mrs Louise Irusty, who was linct
pe5J OH thursday for ca ny to bel
fstsp child. waR sent TO idIi Oh Saturdu!
IN default Of pay meut OF the amount
The friends and mcmbeIS OF WA
mInRtou. Lodge. No, /. y. o. L. ",
should not fail to 40 to Cupo May o.
Ihurslav August 9Th 1874, A goo
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-06

BRANDYwINE SUMMIT, Auguet 6. Yes
Iterday wns Elan Day here. and the
services were all largely attended.
Elan isthe only church in the Phila.
Idelphia Methodist Episcopal Confer
ence belonging to the Camp Associa-
ton. and the sunday before the camp
Opening 10 always known as liam Day.
This has been the custom since 1866,
when the camp WAS first begun.
Rev. Charlcs Hamilton of Elan. was
minister In charge and Rev. John L.
Fielding. OF Chester. was the preacher
in tue morning. His topic was prayer,
his text being l Timothy .. s; will.
therefore. that mon pray everywhere.
llifting up holy hands. without wrath
and doubling.
He treated in turn of how to pray,
when to pray and the encouragement
Iof prayer. The preacher In the after.
moon was Rev. W. II. IIendrickson OF
iCentreville, Del. Ills text was Acts
26 20: "Ihon Agrlppu said unto Paul.
almost thou rersuadest me TO be o
christian" Nj. Headrickson showed
the value OF being rightly persuaded,
land the advantage OF being persuaded
Ito he Christiun. 10 DO Christian is
Ito occupy the most noble position OF
lany creature on earth. 1t Is to have a
lclaim upon the promises of the Bible
Being a Christian we are able to lead
happy lives. having peace with God
and man. We not only have the prom
lse of the life that is but the promise
of tho life to come. the benefits OF
eternity.
A general experience meeting was
hold last night, the pastor the Rev
Mr.. Hamilton. making an exhortatioD
The evening meeting was largely at.
, tended. MIR. Hamiltons exhortatioi
was on the text: Revelations 1921, TO
him that overconoth"
A choir composed OF j, A. Mcgee.
y. W. Perkins, Seth Rugby. l. Il. Park.
: er Mrs. Layiield. Mrs. Fox. Mrs. Tong
Mrs. Watson and Miss Nettie McCor
mick furnished the singing.
CAMP NOTES.
:. Edward Pratt, OF New York. was on
the grounds during the day.
b Miss Maud Burt Mccall, of Pblladel.
Iphia. IS tie guest OF Miss Nellie Todd
on Paul'S Avenue.
/ I: $. keick. of Ashley, Pa, 10 with j
L. Rilmer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-06

DEPOT EASE BoUND
EXPIRES traiEs.
a. IN. i. -, - ~ - s.. = ~, IL y. IN.
New York, Sundays 's05, z II. 10 30 n. m..
y 49, IS -. = u. ~ y. III,
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:. o. 100. IS 40 800. O0I 10 SO. IL % d. m.
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sunday . o. - If. 10 SO II. M, go. IA.
CiiiESrER. week days .3O3 SOS. .7i7. Gs5.
. 50. o. = ~. ~ 30. 1000. 10 j6, IL - a. M.
rs = ~ ii. %. % %. 81. = ~. D. 10, III
CHESTER. Sundays .sO3. '7l7. 81. 100.
10 81 LAO u. m. 70. - 40 Is 49, IS 81, G3l,
Atlantic city. week days. q Ii. sc u, ~
: - u. M sundays. : $500 II IN. -2.l9 y. IN
WEST BOuND.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON. 4 Is.
@: IS 3! ~ M. Il. &c. '2O5 " 4 81 10 0S.'S II.
sundays .tl5. 7os, IS 81 a. M. liz 10, .aos,
Baltimore and Way stations o? a. m. 900
Newark. Del, us. Os, IS ~ a. M. az 1861 o.
Il IL o., ~ J! rn IL III. 0J,'4 81 70. IS IL
Is 5s. II 10 p. M.
, rittslurr. 8 az n. m, .l9i p. m. daily.
4 Chicago, - 30 y. m. 81 y. M, daily.
Cincinnati and t. Louis, IL Top. IN. and
~ 50 y. m. daily.
New Orleans via Brlsto, AMI uhattanoosa
''sts =. m. daily. Through sleeper to New
sinrary accommodation. : o. a. IN. sO8
~, and II 10 y. M. daily.
laudenhcrg accO GmOiatton, week days.
: o. 8! n. M, 20 and ~ D. IN. Sundays
$50 Il. IN. 3 ZIP. M.
Trains irnve Market street station, iol
Nt.NH M sln,ra = "a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-06

If you have the appearance of felon
canning, put some hard wood ashes in an
old tin cup. poe:: 3,'c- 4 "a &; warm water
immense tho end of the sore finger in the
ashes, set the dish on some live Goals or
on the top Of the stove, keeping the fin
ger i'll as long as you can, and soak it
several times day. II taken in time,
it generally cures felon from coming,
if the finger is wet with it often.-Good
Housekeeping.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-06
LEES BITTER SWEET:

Tell me your Joy, that may tune my life
To echo the glad music OF your own,
The changing melody. the sunny strife
OF harmonies blent In one full sweet tone.
So shall the faithful shadow of my night
your happy radiance Of delight.
Tell me your sorrow. that may disdain
Mirth and rejoicing, Danish all relief,
Save the sad ecstasy, the cruel gain
OF being one with you, dear heart, In grief.
You did deny me love. Have you no woe,
No pain, To share with ono who loves you so7
London World.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-06

A new notion somewhat in practice is
10 address and stamp envelopes on the
back. With the address written across
the folds it can readily be seen that any
tampcring with the contents Of the en-
yelope could be detected. Now, if like
the electric burglar mat, which on be-
ing stepped upon rot only sets all the
bells in the house a-ringing, but also ex-
poses tho negative and takes fashlight
picture Of the rascal. identity could also
De coupled with knowledge in the Csc
IF the letter opener, absolute safety in
he transmission of mail nlissives would
De secured. :7-NsM YORK Tunes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-06

Geo. II. MARBLE, OF No. Gl5 West Cd
street, and formerly one OF Whining.
tons leading shoe merchants, died at
his home yesterday after u months
ILLNESS. from dropsy, aged about 81
Years. He at one time carried on the
shoe business at Second and Shipley
streets. He was member OF st.
Johns CommandeIy. A vile and 3
children, two daughters aud son
Survive him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-06

The latest theory concerning the cause
of the aurora borealis has been deduccd
from a careful analysis of that light
thrown through q spcctroscope. This
unique experiment clearly establishes
the fact that It is caused by an electrical
discharge among tho particles of me.
tearic iron dust contained i'll the atmos.
there. st. Louis Republic.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-06

Asmall party OF excGrsionists or
rived this morning from Philadelphia
and promenaded our city streets, thell
chief attraction being sun flower
which they wore In thor button.holes.
The party consisted Of Fred James
Mary Cemminger, Lille Quail. Mrs. A,
Z. Alexander, JuIema Quail, Kltle Su
tor and Iva kesler.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-06

SO To Queenstown ar Liverpool. :
All those who desire togo to Europe
ut tho reduced rate should apply i'm
mediataly as tho passages have al
ready advanced live dollars on New
York lines and some lines have put the
fare up to the old rates. Come early or
you will be left. Samuel l.. Belts. agt..
l5l1 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-06

Rev. Mr.. Dulany. OF Kingswood, re-
ceiyed several probationers into full
mem bel chip on Sunday. also one OIL
probation, and one by certificate
There We're large congregations u,
each service. The pastor Will 20 t
Brandy wine Summit To morrow, am
mn, Niunicatlons for him by letter
or telephone can DO WI W MIN Ut 'la'
place.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-06
DIED.

Lien DERMAN.-lu This city. on august
eth. barbara y, Eennlerhan IN her lst
year.
/ Relatives ami friends are lnvircl to ut
tend tho fine al from the restdench of
her sOR-ln-law. Henry McCaiIerty, G9s
: t'iaynOut street on Tuesday, August eth
|ut clock lntersuent It l.OmbHrdy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-06

On Saturday nlght Justice of the
Pence McMhorter lined Charles lar
kins 81 and costs for uslng abusive
language Joseph Virgins, co!crHl
Nas fined 81 cents ior uslnu aLTsiv,
lRnR>4ago IN Justice OF tue Peace la
leS 3 Court, while Annie LHns, cotor
sd, charHod with the came Oitense,
was dismissed by Justice Kelley.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-06

Superintendent OF the Police and
Fire Alarm Telegraph j. W. Aydon
Detective MeNey ana Frank Hyitnd
spont yesterday on the Bush River
MrNey was Jonah. The ptler5 brought
nome 5 dozen perch and i dozen crabs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-06

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Aug. 6.-The
House conferees have offered another
sugar schedule. 1t is an nd. valorsm
duty OF 40 per cent. and an additional
duty 100 Id. refined, equsl to duty Of
A ,05 raw, ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-06

Detective Jones this morning arrest.
led two eolored men named Henry
Robins on and Bayurd Douglas. alias
/, l3um," with lot of lead pigs and
Loo, pipe in their possession, belong.
-, ~ line Walton u Whann Company.
~ - n, MAJ, will be- given hearing this
,,tiarnonu Def ore Magistrate Sasse.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-06
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