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PROPOSALS.

STATIONERY-UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REP
resentatiyes. Clerks office. House Of Represen-
tatives, U. s., Washington, ID. c., June II, 1894
Sealed proposals. o VII be received at this ONCE
1894. for furnishing stationery for the House
OF Representatives during the fiscal year ending
June so, 1895 Blank forms OF proposals. blank
bonds. and necessary information will be furnish
ed application to the stationery clerk. The
clerk reserves the right to waive defects and
reject any all bids parts of bids. Pro-
posals should be addressed to the clerk Of the
House Representatives. and Endorsed Proposals
be delivered at the Office OF the clerk Of the
House, free of charge. JAMES KERR, Clerk
T. 5. House Of Representatives. je12-tu4t
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
District Of Columbia. Washington. June 9. 1884,
Sealed proposals VIII be received at this office
JUNE SIXTEENTH, 1894, for the following work
20 be done in the cities OF Washington and George
town. District Of Columbia, viz: 1. Sprink ling.
sweeping and Cleaning the paved aTeyways from
Cleaning Pennsylvania avenue and other streets
by hand from July i. 1894, to JEne 30, 1895. 3.
Ie1nlng the unpayed streets and alleys and doing
other work usually performed by the labor gangs
unpaved streets to be cleaned frora July l. 1894.
10 about November Is. 1891, and from pril /.
lss5, to June 80, 1s95. and the unpaved alleys
from July l. 1894. TO June 80, 1895. Bids may be
more than each bid must be separate. Full
particulars TO force required and specifications
Tor doing the WORK may be obtained OF the super
inteudent OF the street and alley cleaning depart
nent at his Office in the Walker building, No. 464
Louisiana avenue The right is reserved to reject
any and all bids parts Of bids Proposals should
De addressed to the Commissioners OF the District
OF Columbia. iTd>ssed. Proposals for Cleaning
TRUESDEIL. CHAS L. POWELL, Commissioners
OF the District of COlumbiL je6-6t
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IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT %
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

oFFTCE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
p;.trirt Of Columbia. Washington. june $. 1884
ordered that the plumbing regulations OF tle
I,iSfrlct of Columbia are hereby amended by adj
ding The following paragraph 70 form the secoisd
Ior;rrath Of section II. 81 said regulations; Any
y, rsIIr or uersons violating any Of these reguia'
Tons FOR which n poEalty Is not herein proN ided;
shall ON conviction In the Police Court, he ms q
poI less than 50 more thu $3.50 Tor each aha
ey.ry otfei,ss 10 he recovered AS otier hnes aio
,,.,,.i dos are recovered ." JOHN ". Russ 1bb
ma ESIIFII.. CHARLIE d. POWELL, Coinme
siouers District Of Columbia
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Monterey Springs Hotel.

monterey Springs F1Otel.
Summit Of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Penna.
WILL REOPEN JUNE l6
Three and one fourth hours from Washington.
800 feet above sea level
Ne Malaria-No Mosluitoes-Pure Spring Water.
New and modern sanitary arrangements.
Special rates for june. Write for descriptive cir
cular. Circulars at Star Office
NJ. A. a. II. =. MILNOR,
my5-tf P.O., Blue Ridge Summit Pa.
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HAIR DRESSING.

FACE MASSAGE AND STEANING FREE. HAIR
Dressing ard Shampoolng by latest improved
methods. skin bieEsshcs rcntved vi hoIt Injury.
MIE. YM-ES TEMPLE OF BEAUTY. ITO + 81.
mys-2m'
MISS wII.Es EIGHT YEARS WITH MDE. PlAN
di. IS in charge Of the Hair Dressing larior OF
the PaGfs Royal q and llth sts. II lair q '.ssIng'
soc.; shampooln.. 6oc.; bangs cut and curled ZOc'
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HOTELS
PROFESSIONAL

PROFESSIONAL
NINE. DREAMER. THE CELEBRATED ENGLISH
and German astrologist, will leave June % for
the seashore: return Sept. 20; am. TO D. m !;
Sunday. 10 am. 10 pm. 150S l4th 1t. NV
my23-lmos
THE HosroRD INDICATED ELECTRIC vAPOR
bath, for rheumatism and all nervoas troubles:
also special treatment for catarrh aud hay fever
fatial steamlng Massage. 9iB II st. W fell Am.
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El1RgRl WOy a.

OPEN JUNE IS.
On Northern Central connection OF Pennsylvania
RR., LOO feet above tide. Exceptional attrac-
ttons. Mountain air: the celebrated Minnequa
Spring; delightful drives: forest walks; music;
steam heat: elevator: every modern convenience
For rates address II. nINCKLEY, Prop,
Je5-tu, th&s26t Mnnequa, Bradford Co. Tenn.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Estate OF SAMUEL II. BOUTWELL, late Of the
United States Navy, deceased. No. eoo4- Doe.
Application having been made to the suprem.
Court OF the District Of Columhla. holding Or
psns' Court, for probate OF copy Of the last
said estate, 10y Mamie b. Croswell. this Is 10
give notice TO all conce-ned 10 appear in said
at 10 O'Clock am. to show cause why such appli-
cation should not be granted.
Attest: ]. p. WRIGHT,
Register Of Wills. u. c.
ANDREW WILSON. Proctor for Applicant,
Jel2-lawI 40 9th ~. NV.
N THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. Ivory q. kimbal e. al. plaintiffs,
vs.. Derrick r. hamlink. defendant. At Law.
On motion Of the plaintiffs. by Mr.. Walter C.
June. A. d. 1894. ordered that the defendant,
entered herein q or before the fortieth day, en-
clusive Of Sundays and legal holidays. occur ng
der: otherwise the cause viii he proceeded with
in case Of default. The object Of this suit 10
$3.50, With Interest from TIE LIT day Of septem-
Der. A. u. lS.,2, due and owing from the defcn-
Of certain pcrscpsi properly and credits Of the a..
PENDANT attached in tins cause. Provided that o
copy OF this order be published in the WASH
.neton Law Reporter and The Evening Star once
"a week for three successive weeks before said Day.
A true copy Test: J. r. YoUNG' cers.
By W. L. WILLIAMS. Asst. clerk jeis-iaWst
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE
That the subscriber, OF The District Of Columbia.
has obtained from the supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, holding a special term IOr
Orphans Court business. letters testamcntHry
on the personal estate Of Maurice Roche, late
OF the District OF Columbia. deceased.
An persons having claims against the sIid
deceased are hereby warned 20 exhibit the sane.
with the vouchers thereof. 20 the subscriber. "a
or before the 2Sd day OF May next: they nay
otherwise by law be excluded from all benelt
OF the said estate.
Given under my hand this 23d day Of May,
1894. DENNIS FITZt; AID
JOHN p. o.NEII. Proctor. No. is q Of. NV.
Jel2-law3w
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT %
COLUMBIA.
Harriet Bradshaw Y. Julius bradshaw. 70. 1881.
On motion OF compla nant. by Mr.. Campbell Car
rington her solicitor. Il Is. the 18th day OF May
1894. ordered that defendant cause his appearance
TO be entered herein or before the 10th day ex-
elusive az Sundays aud lcgHl holidays. occurring
after the day OF the first publication OF this ordr.
otherwise the cause viii We proceeded with in
case Of default The object Of this suit Is absolute
divorce account OF extreme cruelty cndangering
the life and health OF petitioner.
By the court: W. s. cox. Justice.
A true COPY Test: J. r. YOUNG. Clerk
BY NJ. A. CLANCY, Asst. Clerk. my2s-iawSw
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DENTISTRY.

DR.. S. PARSONS. 9TH AND z. RILEY BLDG.
Have you an aching tOOthl Do you dislike to
nave II eNtEIctedf We treat il, stop the
pain and make IT useful for years Filling a
specially The best solution used in painless
extraction ie7-tr
FREE DENT iSTeT- TEETH FILLED AND PLATES
made; small charge to cover cost OF material;
tesin - -ra-tgd ssae. open from = to >. DENTAL
DEFAH EMENT NAT. UNIV, cor. Sth and NV.
1e5-im-
DE-. u. y. erosion. JR.. DENTIST. OF 150s
lith 81. NV, viii leave for his cottage At Co
lonial Beach July the list; appointments please
call; painless extraction. InyH3-frno
PAINLESS, YET SAFE. METHODS
Applied IN Hil D.ntal operations Charges moder-
ate. Sea- I'D In another column
EVANS DENTAL PAELOI:S i-IT ~. AVE. fa2
Z. :. DENTAL ASSOCIATION. THE LEADING
dC1tll cr=lE.zatioa Of America. .rltig, DIN
IISIlSN at t-1!rr,lte prices b experts only. sol
fTH ST. See card IN another column ocv
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SPRINGS AND BATHS.

BEDFORD SPRINGS HOTEL.
BEDFORD, PA
The Carlsbad of America.
Will, OPEN JUNE n
Under new management. With its springs Of
curative waters, II is healthfui well @
delightful summer home.
For booklets and terms call
Mr. a. ]. ROBINSON Hotel Arno until June Is.
my24l3ms j. T. AISIP, Manager.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
IN THE MOUNTAINS.

IN THE MOUNTAINS.
GREEN'S MOUNTAIN HOUSE. LOCATED on
@ ,e, i y ~ RSss side
81 per day; children half rates. Special rates 20
all families. where numbers justify it: hotel
wsssinson. good to October 81 sss s stnd IRON ss
S S.sssl.r. Csnyey.nees meet train G. w.
IS. Elevated. shady lawn. large room. mountain
, "a AHss'
hoRhE1L House, HARPER's FERRY. W. va
june il tnyss,sm PAfkfR r. NJ Tf Scar TRs'
MOUNTAIN LAKE HOTEL.
MOUNTAIN LAKE HOTEL Co.
my261m Mountain Lake Park. Nd.
THE lockwood. HARPERs FERRY, W. va.
shade; table first class; rates % to So. Mrs.
:. E. LOvErT. Proprietor. myl4-3hm
MIsCELLANEOUs.
BoARDERs Accommodated N A COUNTRY
town: good table; plenty Of milk; home made
bread airy rooms; one mile to Lnray Caves:
sr mss a aRe mountain eseenss; -four
A s. PRINCE. p. o. Box 80. Luray. Va. jeI2- ats
'TBE EVERGREEN" FALLS CHURCH. VA.
Fruit, milk and chickens in abundance: croquet
tions for horses. ARTHUR K. and Mrs. II. c.
RAYMOND. je12-3t'
PERSONS WISHING A QUIET RETREAT FOR
the summer can he accommodated at ''Rox-
bury" Westmoreland county, Va. within short
distance OF Wakefield pier: boats ard telerhone:
mail delivered daily; photographs at THOS w
BUNGERFORD'S Real Estate Office. 1919 II
st. NV; terms very moderate. jc9-2w
HOTEL TAKoMA, NORTH TAKoMA PARK. D.
S;,, M0r so Sgep Ssi ., and most elegant Sub
famous Takoma water. Terms reasonable.
my2s-lmo' BURTON. MULANEY 4 NAPLES
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OCEAN TRAVEL

Netherlands line
From New York to Rotterdam via Eoulosne .1r
Mer ga hours from London or Paris.
). 3 Amsterdam. Sat. June l6, l pm.
$. 5. Maasdam, Sat, June %, 1 pm.
First cabin, $50 to $40. Second cabin, SIS.
For information apply To General Passenger
Washington, ID. G., G.. w. Moss, 92l Pa. ave;
f. r. DRoOP 9z5 Pa. ave. and 4. w. ROBSON,
6l5 18th st. NV. mil j. IL, S, tu6m
CuNARD l.INE-1ST e., SO TO S1T5: I'd CT.
$50 10 SO; Storage: S25. bedding free: plans o.
vessels, lists Of vacancies, future sailing date
berths engaged, c. l. Dubois, Agent, G31 h w.
ap6im
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COUNTRY BOARD.

GOOD COUNTRY BOARD. ONE MILE FROM THE
celebrated Faoquier Springs; dancing facilities:
free stone and iron water Please inclose stamp
for reply. Piano in house c. J. ZlRkLE Eau
euler Springs. Fauauier county, Va jel2-6t'
TIE EcKINGTON FORMERLY GALE MAN
sion). Sd and SITS. me-, with its elevated posI-
ton; 10 acres Of shaded lawn; pure water, and
accessibility by electric cars is the place to spend
the sumner; terms moderate. jel2-lw'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-15


1t seems that the candidacy OF SAM
uel Bancroft for Congress meets with
considerable opposition in certain
quarters. Some time ago an editorial
appeared in the Newark Ledger In re-
gard to Esau selling his birthtight for
mess OF pottagp. and also cautionlng
those who nominate rich men to be
sure that they get the pottage, as on a
former occasion the rich man was &C.
feated and also the entire ticket. We
suppose that the allusion was made to
Mr.. Swift, who made big fortune out
OF matches.
Last evening the journal contained
an article equally pointed in regard to
the nomination VI Mr.. Bancroft. 1t
says there arc scores of active, able
and learned men In tho party, who are
willing to serve the party, and there
isino reason WHY they should turn
from them, and place tho nomination
10 the hands OF one WHO Is entirely un.
known In the councils OF the Demo-
cratic party, ono who has never turn.
cd finger for It's benefit; one whose
chief motive in accepting the nomina.
ton for Congress Is pure yala glor-
BUSINESS.
I've say to thd Dem ocratlc voters, :"
continues the journal. Arouse your
solf and go to the primaries prepared
to vote down every supporter oil Mr..
Eamuel Bancroft Jr. And to the
state convention we say: Give us n
candidate whom wo can support. 1t Is
little enough to ask for" L. L. Coch.
ran has been named and it may be the
Journal intendst to boom his candida.
Gy
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-15


We think 1t very bad policy In Re-
publicans 10 engage in factional
fghts. II Is IN ire important to elect
the nominees of the party at the
coming election, than It is that any
particular set Of men should be sent
~ delegates to convention or be
given place IN the County or state
Com nittees. he party is not large
enough to divide aud conquer. By
such division tile Democrats will DO
enabled to continue their asceudency
In the State. We canEut believe that
sucn result is the intention OF any
ono, but this W III be the effect OF any
division in tile party. All should
mite to elect tho ticket, and when
that ls accomplished it will be time
eaough to fight ovel the Offices.
There is no use in fighting until there
ID something to light for, and there IL
little sense or Judgment IA any Re.
publican permitting himself to
become catslaw TO pull the chest.
mute out Of tha Iire for tho Democrats
10 crack.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-15
REpUBLIcA N TICKET.



The difference between the new tar.
IN hill and the Mckinley bill in regard
to sugar is thus explained: The Nc.
Kinley tariff provided competition by
giving bounty 70 cane and beet su.
gar. The result was that while sugar
was cheaper than ever before the pro-
duct Of cane sugar rose from $4,000
tons In 1890 to 2S5. 200 tons In 1888. and
would this year nave have been still
larger. an addition OF &c per cent, and
the product OF beet.root sugar rose
from $500 tons in 1890 to 10000 tons 10
1893. and would have nude another
advance this year.
The production OF American sugar
will be greatly checked II not abso.
lutely destroyed. But this Is Demo-
cratic policy to check homo production
for tho benefit oil importers or for :
elgners. -
The amount OF The duty levied on
refined over and above raw sugar,
under the Mckinley tariff was 60 cents
a10o pounds, including 10 cents on
foreign bounty sugar. Under the
new law the New York Times esti-
mates the duty dt A 12 cents a 100
pounds. 1t is certainly not less than
this. 1t Is probably more, as Ito
amount depends on tho IL l-2 cents
100 pounds differential duty on refined
plus the difference between 40 per
eent. on raw and 40 per cent. on rein.
I'd. equal at least TO 25 cents 100
pound at past prizes and certain to DO
higher In the future as sugar rises
plus tho 10 cents 100 pounds on Ie-
lined sugar from Germany and
other countries paying a bounty.
In other words, the trust has near
ly as high duty rs ever; the
chances are that 1t will lie just as high,
md in addition 10 has all the other adj.
vantages mentioned.
The people will have to pay moro
Tor their sugar, and the in creased cost
TO the people will be greater than the
revenue derived by the Government.
while the producers will receive little
benefit and all prospect Of home
made sugar ever equalling the demand
10 entirely destroyed. ... NE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-15

The Philadelphia Record says;
president Cleveland will sign tho
German bill. 1t Is disggreeable ne.
eesslty. like getting yaccinated lest a
worse thing Id 2pen. To let the bill De.
como law without Ills signature
would be tantamount Of forced ap.
proval, and q disadvantage. as such
q procedure would H5t aiIcrd an op.
portunlty to lay Defo.s tile country
the Impalilng reasons which control
Presidential adtiou."
By all means lot him explain, as
6hen he opens bis mouth Aa will Ger.
tainly put his loot tat lie is n "a
soup. as The boys say, AMI lie IS hound
~ stay there. The more lie wTI.g es
the deeper he VII get IN the miro.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-15

NOTICE.. JAMES BROWN. THE
IN owner and occupant of the house
situated at No. 1903 West Fourth street,
In the First ward. in the city OF
Wilmington. county of New Castle and
State of Delaware. In compliance with the
requirements of tho acts of the General
Assembly in such case made and provided,
do hereby give notice that ] shall apply
IN writing to the Judges of the Court OF
General Sessions of tho Peace and Jail
Delivery of tho State OF Delaware. In and
for New Castle County on Monday, the
18th day of September, 81. being the next
term of SAID court. for Il license for said
house as an inn or tavern, for the sale
therein of Intoxicating liquors in
less quantities than one quart, to be
drunk on the premises. and the following
respectable citizens of said ward Mt least
twelve OF whom are substantial free
holders OF said ward, recommend the
said application, to wit:
John ] Cassidy Is WEIGH, NJ d.
w ii Jack John Green
Geo Steinicken Samuel Finley
William Huber Michael Riley
Fred Well. Sr Jos Il Gibson
Julius Gunther Jacob Scheber
Daniel McCusker A. Bickta
James Mckenna Charles X Ewing
Thos Pagan Thos. }. Russell
James II Herlins George Flnck
George ONeill Thomas Written
L McManus r Seumayer
Charles Corrigan John Bader
al0-8t JAMES BROWN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-15

Conductor stops an Eighth street
electric rand helps a lady Carrying
z smaN dog In her arms1 to get on
Lady enters car leading her dog.
Conductor-Excuse me- lady. but II
you wish to take that dog Ia the car
you Will have to carry 1t upon your
zap.
Passenger Mercy on US! I can't do
That, his paws arc all covered with
mud. 1t would soil my dIess.
iConductQr-Well. you will have to
put him Oh, then. The rules forbid
dogs to ride on the cars. And then he
might bite somebody.
PassenRer-Well. ] will put him In
the corner and cover him over with
my dress Cutting the action to the
word).
The conductor acquiesoed and givo.in
to the lady. who carried her dog to her
destination. ''f
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-15
DIR. SIMMS'
Vegetable Liver Pills

Elegantly sugar coated. No taste
In swaliowinG Gripeiess. and no
sickening. Operate grandly. and yet
you hardly know you take medicine.
The finest Liver, Kidney and Stolaach
medicine known. VIII surely cure
Liver complaints, Kidney diseases and
stomach H., troubles, Dyspepsia. &s.
headache, dizziuess, giddy.hsad, TO.
Nico In every respect ae O real Liver
medicine and Family protection
against diseases. 25c box, 0 In one
for d. Sold by druggists In cities and
country. DEPOT 606 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-15

For the Biennial Encampment OF the
Supreme Lodge and Grand Encamp-
meLt OF the knights Of Pythias OF the
world, TO be held at Washington, d. c.,
August 27th to September 9th, inclu.
sive. the Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pany will sell, from August 23d to
18th, Inclusive. round.trip tickets to
Washington and return at rate OF q
single fare for the round trip. These
tickets will be valid for return passage
until September 9Th, with q further
extension of time until September
18th. obtalnablelby deposlting tickets
with joint agent at Washington on or
before Sept. 6. This arrangement will
afford n rare opportunity to all to
visit the National Capital.
Stop'oif ut Philadelphia and Bnlti-
mora Will TO allowed on tlckets
through those points.
Round-trip tickets from Wash.
lngton to Baltimore ank return limit.
cd to two days including day of sale,
can be purchased during this Encamp-
ment at rate OF Sl.25 each.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-15

In England Veterinary Surgeons
have signed paper declaring the
overhead chec6 reiu 10 be al INJURY to
the horse and productive OF dlsoase.
There Is many man IN Wilmington,
who knows It to be painful and an
injurious thing for horse, and yet
refuses TO speak to abate the nuisance
for fear he will lose vote, and what
a contemplate thing he makes OF
himself and when ho dice there will he
nothing lett OF him but q parcel OF
bones and u bad odor which the God
OF Love and Righteous wl!liEot toler.
ate one moment III his presence. lie
who refuses to speak ard break the
bonds OF tho opprossOr, what can he
hope Tor II thu world TO come
L. WEBB.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-15

"osa ChuECu Ahomuueleus
Work on the Interior OF the weat
Presbyterlan Church, corner Of EIGHTH
anu M West streets, 70 progressing rapid.
~. me sioes and ceiling have been
ainc,sso s,Hh irescoed and fitted With
Very handsome effect. The WORK on
the new brick building Ia progressing
finely and the platform for the choir
lie being put In place. When all the
improvements have been com pieted IL
will add to the attractiveness OF west
Church, which lie so ably presided over
by the Rev. A. N. Keigwin.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-15

OnTuesday. August the 2lst. the last
Of the personally.oonducted tours TO
the North, via the Pennsylvania Rail.
read, will run. The party will leave
Philadelphia In special Pullman cars,
and the tour Includes Watkins Glen,
Niagara Falls the Thousand Island, the
Rapids OF the st. Lawrence, Montreal,
Au Sable Chasln, Lakes Champlain and
George, Saratoga, and down the Hud.
son River.
The round.trlp rate Including all
necessary expenses from New York,
Philadelphia, Newark, Trenton, Balti,
moro, aad Washington. ls $1,000. Tick.
cts will also be sold from other sta
lions at proportionate rates. Tourist
Agent and Chaperon will conduct the
party.
For tickets, descriptive itineraries
ana reservation of seats on tho train,
address Tourist Agent. Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, Broad Street Sta,
ton, Philadelphia,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-15


The field day sports of the Auclen.
Order OF Hibernians will be held at
Union Park on next Saturday. The
officers are: Referee. Horace AIcDan.
nell; judges, James b. Toman, A. o.
H. Greer, i. Jeff King and Frank
Phalen; starter. Captain Thomas Kane;
announcer and clerk. james +. McIvor.
The following events have been ar.
ranged One hundred yards for boys,
100 yards dash. open to all amateurs;
running high jump. three leg ged
race, sack race, running long jump,
running hop. step and jump, go yards
dash, pic eating contest between five
small boys. potato race. collar and
elbow wrestling match. leo cream eat.
ing contest, open to all young glrlH
on tho grounds. and an Irish jig con-
test.
THIS will be the first public exhibl.
ton Of collar and elbow wrestling
match In this state in the Irish etyle.
The participants arc Dennis kelleher
and James 1. McIyor of the Daily
REPRINT IgAN
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-15
#*#AT.#x


Another sweeping sale in
Fine Russell Shoes. Mems,
Ladies', Misses, and Chill
dren's.
Mems Russell Shoes re.
duced from SIS to vi.
Mems fine Russell Shoes
$3.50 now $500.
Our Mems 1900 Russets
now S1.50.
Ladies'Russet Lace Shoes
were $500, closing them out
at $500; the $500 now
$3.50; $3.50 now $1.25.
Ladies' Russell Button
shoes in Heel and Spring
Heel, were $1.75 now $l.25.
We are closing out all our
Oxfords at cost.
A few more pair of Misses
Dark Garnet Lace Shoes,
for 75c, were $l.5O.
Misses Russell Button
Shoes were $1.25 and $3.50,
now $1.00 and $l.25.
Children's Shoes for Csc,
Toe, $l.00, were 75c, $l.00,
$l.25.
Call and see for yourself.