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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-04
From Clerk to yicr-Con.u'.General

WASHINGTON, oct. 3.-Horace Lee
Washington. as present confidential clerk
to the Third Assistant Secretary OF
State. has been appointed Vice end Dep
uty Consul-General at Cairo, Egypt, In
place OF Libbeus II. Mitchell, OF New
York. Mr.. Washington, who is native
OF this CITY, was appointed confidential
clerk to the Third Assistant Secretary OF
State June r. 1892, from Texas. The posi-
ton to which he has been transferred
at cairo is important, and semi-diplo-
matte in its character.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-04
NO DESIRE TO ATTACK FRANCE,

The Daily Chronicle says that war be-
tween France and England must be re-
garded as incOnceivable. II may be mad
ness, but IT is not inconceivable France
must be told courteously but firmly
that we have rot the slightest desire 10
attack or 10 provoke her, but that 81
attacked, we 81 all defend ourselves to
the last extremity"
.t 90. fhe Westminster
Gazette, handles the subject very tender
ly, and is evidently anxious not TO cX-
cite public opinion and thereby emha~ras5
the Government.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-04

laborers, business men, members of
various Republican clubs and school
chlldren turned out in tens of thousands to
greet the champion Of high tariff. Dur
ing the fourteen hours, ending at 10
o'clock Tonight Governor Mckinley de-
IiNered thirteen speeches to audiences
.ndt aggregated not less than a hundred
thousand people, and which was gathered
from the country tributary to g0D miles
or railroad as the crow flies. AT night
ne left for Lincoln and Omaha.
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VOL, s-NEW SERIES NO ia.

TO the verge OF discourtesy. 1t says:
And IL II reflects the spirit in which
the difficulties with England. we may
prepare for trouble some time soon. We
do not wish to quarrel with France
but, on the other hand. we are lndsposed
10 permit the trespassig upon our unques-
toned rights. The bullying spirit which
tells Frenchmen that they have only TO
brag and bluff enough TO force England
70 surrender. may easily lead TO trou-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-04
Tbe Iemphis and Chnrlr,ton

NEW YORK. oct. S,-simon X. Berg
J. Kennedy TIC Todd a cndroi, and A. IS, ). Roe have
the interests OF the holders of the general
,,,ortoage q per cent. bonds OF the Nem'
mis- % and Charleston Railroad Company.
The company mas been IN default on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-04
IHE ARMIES 10 MEET At MOAN.
The Result OF the War TO be Decided In "A
Battle to be Fought There.

SHANGHAI, Oct 3.-Native papers con.
firm the report that 5000 japanese troops
have landed in the northeaster. portion
Of Corea. The Europeans who were
wounded in the battle fought off the Yalu
river are all doing well.
1t is reported that the Chinese soldiers
who retreated fom Ping Yang have taken
up position at Ngan. where they have
been Joined by the troops which were
landed on the banks OF the Nalu river
and by others from shin-Bing This Chi
nese force is reported to be entrenching
itself in most thorough manner possible,
and ii Is now thought probable that the
result OF war will be decided in a battle
which, ii is expected must surely be
fought at Ngan.
The Chinese authorities of this city at
tempted 10 arrest a japanese traveller
from Manchurnese, on his way here from
Tien-Tien. The Chinese claim they were
justified in seeking to make arrest. as
the Japanese was suspected of being a
spy. The police informer took charge OF
the mar and handed him over to the
American Consul.
YOKOHAMA Oct 3.-The German gar
ships, which had been assembled here,
have been ordered TO proceed to ports in
North China.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-04
G.orgla Contra georgan. zstio,

NEW YORK, oct. "a meeting of the
bondholders Of the Savannah and Western
railroad was held this evening to consider
Tor the reorganization of the Georgia Gen
traI railroad The situation was discussed
al length. but no decision was arrived M
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-04
New Naval Officers.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3-Ensign J. NJ.
Peyer, Lieutenant Adams. Lieutenant
Commander r. w. Cracker ana Lleuten-
ant Shipley Have been ordered to examina-
tion for promotion: Assistant Engineers
j. s. Porter and II. ID. Hasbrouck by
steamer of the 18th 10 a course or engi-
neering at Paris. Cadet 7. $. Roberts 10
a course OF naval architecture In Frapcasl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-04
The Cholera in Eat Prussia.

BERLIN, Oct. 3.--The official cholera re-
port for the week shows that in east
Prussia there were twenty-fOur new
cases of cholera and six deaths from that
disease.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-04
To Stop Rebate Crrttn.,..

PEORIA. ILL. Oct. 3.-On and after To-
morrow. October .4th. the Whisky Trust
Giil discontinue giving rebate certificates.
change La offices. - "o
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-04
The Strikers Hold Out

PROVIDENCE. II. L., Oct. s.-There 10
ra change in the situation al the Tor.
raine J mills. Pawtucket. The strikers are
ed not to return TO work un,ii
~ ,iJ rate Is restored. IL a settlement
"a tae not or reached soon the whole plant
will be stopPsu'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-04
DR.. Mlnnieerpde Growing Very WAX.

ALEXANDRIA. ". Oct Especial
DIR. Minnigerode has had more fever to-
day, and has grown very weak, and
been unconscious all the time. There
really seems no material difference or
prospect OF any immediate change In his
Condition,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-04
The Czarewitch 10 Act ns Regent.

BERLIN, oct. 3.--Adviccs received here
confirm the report that the Czarewitch
viii act as Regent. should the Cars con
dltiOn become more serious.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-04
WEATHER FONICART.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 3.--For Virginia:
Generally fair and slightly cooler during
lhgrsdsy ana rriasy: %est Who's
winds; slightly cooler In western portion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-04
MEMPHIS ESCAPED WITHOUT DAMAGE.

MEMPHIS, TENN, oct. 3.-The tail
of the cyclone that struck Little Rock
passed over Memphis at 10 o'clock last
night, but there was no damage There
are as yet no reports of damage from
the surrounding country, although the
force OF the wind was unprecqdeuted
In Eastern Arkansas, 1t Is probable that
more or less damage resulted, as the
telegraph lines are still down between
this city and Little Rock, showing that
throughout the eastern part OF the State
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-04
RANGE or Tng an. uOnxrrw

Following was the range OF the ,he--
mometer at The Times once yesterdsy:
A. NJ, 20: II NJ, rs: 3 r. ~. W; u
Y. NJ. ST. o p. NJ. n; midnishs. u
Average. II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-04
MAY De THE SITUATION IN SIAM.

PARIS. oct. st is stated that there
are fresh developments in regard to the
situation in Siam, and II Is believed that
these, as well as affairs I'm Madagascar,
viii he considered at the Cabinet meet
ing TO be held tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-04
FRENCH CABINET TO MEET TOO.

PARIS, oct. 3-The French Cabinet
has been summoned TO meet concurrent
ly with the British ministerial council to-
morrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-04
PREcArT1ous AoA1Nsr RrpnLLIos.

LONDON Oct. "a Central News dis
patch from Shanghai says that the Han
Keoo province has been depleted of
troops. The Niceroy. in anticipation OF
rebellion, is causing the construction Of
fortifications at WOO Chang. The British
dren be sent to places of safety. y
volunteer corps las been formed in Han
Keoo for the protection of the city, should
trouble arise there.
LONDON, oct. 3.-N p. O'Connor.
British Minister at Pekin, has cabled to
the Earl Of Kimberley, Secretary OF
State for Foreign Affairs. urging upon
him the necessity TO taking steps to pro-
tect the lives and property OF British
residents In Pekin and Iien-Tien.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-04
CONFIRMATION IN KIRlN.

LONDON, Oct. "a dispatch from
Shanghai TO the Central News. received
this morning, states that great con-
sternatlon prevails among Chinese in
Kirin, province of Nanchooria, ir con
sequence of the Japanese troops landing
near HanChun
The Government has levied heavy
tax on merchants for war purposes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-04
SAW THE CYCLONES FURY
DESCRIPTION OF A NAN WHO WAS
IN THE MIDST OF THE TORNADO.
The Insane Asylum Wrecked and Several
Lives Lost-Eight OF The Inmates
Mlssipg-The Loss.

MEMPHIS, TENN, Oct. 2-Charles
Joseph, railroad man of Memphis, was
In Little Rock last night during the
cyclone.
Il was standing on the corner OF Main
and Third Streets said he, "aDout 7:3O
o'clock. when / heard an awful noise and
roaring. 1t was unlike any ordinary
sound. In a moment there was a burst
Of wind and | ran across the street into
a stairway. Like lightning the storm
burst in all its fury. The rear of the
building In which | stood was torn away.
Across the street | saw a telegraph pole
torn TO pieces. A horse and buggy stood
near the sidewalk. They were blown
across the pavement and slammed against
the side OF wall.
Main street from Third to Markham
was torn TO pieces and filled with debris.
building, several houses were unroofed.
DAMAGE IN MARKHAM sTREEr.
Down Markham street east the wind
tore off roofs OF houses and tore down
many others as far as Rock street. a
distance OF half a mile This is the heart
OF the business portion of Little Rock.
BetWeen Markham and the river, from
the state building as far east as the
Little Rock and Fort Smith depot, great
udHIdSe was uoHe, NUMBER OF DullulnSS
being torn down. out Third street, west
from Main, the wind did great damage,
unrooting many residences and tearing
down others.
After two minutes the wind ceased
and rain fell in torrents. / walked out
and moved up towards Markham street.
All of the electric light wires were down
and the city was in darkness. Around
the Western Union telegraph office every
building was wrecked Markham street
from the Allis Block to Rock street. was
hlled with torn timbers, fallen walls.
whole city was in confusion, and every
one seemed TO have lost his head At 10
O'Clock / crossed the river into Argenta,
and the residents OF that town knew
nothing of the cyclone. When | left all
was still confusion"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-04

HUTCHINSON. KAN, oct. 3-The
citadel of Populsm was stormed to-day
hy Governor Mckinley. Miners. farmers,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-04

Mckinley to Kansans.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-03

''rhs going out OF the truck banda
OF the 4 W. " y, Railroad umpany.
cannot exactly lie called strike snid
. railroad mlH TO u repos ter this
morning. Tho men have nude yer.
Ia demand fur al Increase. hut thlak.
lug they could secure other POSITIONS,
simply gave up their positions with
the company. There is no prospect
VI any serious trouble over lilo ruduo-
lion. but the low wages Of tho truck
men. WITCH Hcie Si4@j a day. could
hardly support tilsrn. When this
amount was reduced to ! day, they
could not live on 1t.
The men are now hunting other
PLACES AhJ Reductions W | bu made
10 ali departments In a law weeks. lie
reduction hgs ausGd mach dissltlB-
InoLl3n alE un8 tho men on Tie main
line and central divisions OF the road
ne THIS Dispatch shows
Over 100 OF tie track hands on tie
Central Division Of tie Pennsylvania
Ihilt0nd, which Incl ldes cho Media
and WOii hasteI aud BALTIMORE Cen,
tral lines quit Work 10 day en- account
of reduction In wages he men
were notified d few DAYS ago that Troy
would bs paid at tlo tate Of ldornts
an houf and would he expected 10
mako ten kOGts Il day, commencing
on April lat Up to this time thUy
had been working sight hours day
AMI receiving l9s3 cents an hour
There ia no union organization
Rmoua tLc tnen, and those who quit
did 40 OF their oHn volaiUD. Tie
strikers include about two.tliids
OF tho track Lands OIL tic entire dIyl
sion"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-03

Rockford expects to be the State
champions this year.
The executors OF the estate OF the
late Norman l.. Munro have sold the
steam yacht Vamoose to MIR. Frank T.
Morrell for the sum OF ell 500. Mr..
Aunroe paid 100000 Tor the yacht
She Is now Mt Iebo's dock. South
Brooklyn.
Pool room proprletors. book max
ers and Jersey race track owners have
bean badly sold. After putting nearly
$4,000 In the hands OF the lobbyists,
who largely run Legislation in Mary
land. TO defeat Tho anti pool selling
bill the measure was pissed In the
House by the decisive vote of 20 to
on this the last day OF the session.
The race track people say they we're
bled by the lobby, which promised a
week ago that the bill would be beat
en-. Sunday they were asked TO put
up few thousand more. but refused
because the lobbyists no longer seem
ed confident that the bill could be
beaten.
Yesterdays action was triumph of
the mora forces of the State. Sunday
every minister In Baltimore denounced
race track gambling from tha pulpit
and urged the sending of delegations
to Annapolis TO urge tho passage OF
bill. The result was that the trains
from Baltimore could net carry all the
delegations this morning,
Critic and Grtiiu the fc thor. welghta
last night signed articles to box eight
rounds at the Casino, in Boston on
April I'D, The contest wit be al
eatch-weights and wlllnot involve any
cham nicnship.
All International championship i42
hour walking match began ut the
Auditorium in Detroit yesterday
svsEsrt--Fs.-4 Alrtturrr-rprr f5 represented
by John A. Click
Tommy Esterhrook, who will be
pleasantly remembered b. uld-tiiuer.
as The stHI third baAemun of tho Amer
lean Association when lie PLAYED with
the MetropOlilans, aud who latel
played with the New York League
team, Is captain and fiji It bDssmau oi
the Murray Hill club
Tho deal with ST Louis for the ra
lease OF Pitcher Gleason Eas falleT
Through, The IN lliss made l'resIaenl
Won dor Ahe 4 liberal otter for tn,
KID y reie"Se. but II wH3 absolutol,
refused. Won der Abe rnmarl.ing tina
.ae would not relv15s GLEASON undal
my circumstances or fer any Gonsil
tIatinn."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-03


The funeral of Lena Mercer, aged
Is, took place this morning from the
residence OF her parents, eos Wesi
Eighth street. Interment was made
al st. Peters Cemetery.
The funeral OF Eurrilla b, Williams,
OF Washington. formerly Miss Tyre
OF this city. took place yesterday af
ternuon. Intermont was made a,
Wilmington and Brandywine Gene
terry.
Mrs. Charlotte Wise, WHO of John
Wise, lumber dealer, French street
above Twelfth street, died OF eryslpe
las yesterday at her husbands resi-
denoe. 800 Poplar street. Mrs. Wise
was a member OF Asbury Church fol
many years. She was aged 70 years
Her funeral will take place tom orrow.
1nterment will be made at the VIII
mingten aud Brandywine Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-03
SOCIETY NOTES.


loves SACRIFICE.
To buy tho maiden a choice bouquet
Ho pawned the coat on his back
And che wore the flowers on the street
noIt day
Pinned on 10 her Bcalssin sack.
Miss Lydia Hall. OF this city. attend
ed the ball given on Monday evening,
In Odd Fellows Hail, Georgetown
Del.
The Rev. Mr.. Amos, the late pastor
OF Union NJ. Il. Church, Ia removing
his goods by the aid OF Carter Goodwin
to-day to his new charge at Delaware
City. ......
Miss Jennie D. Chalfant OF Kenneth
Square, who went to Atlantic City t.
recuperate from illness, has returned
home, after a stay of several weeks
very much improved.
Martin Hopewell. Wilmington, speni
Sunday with his parents In West Ches
ter.
Isaac Vernon OF Marcus Hook has
| come to the conclusion to start {
Turkish bath. He will charge only
% cents. and as he has plenty oil
water, patrons will receive a goot
washing.
Mise Carrie Thompson, of Kerllr
street, Chester, is visiting friends II
our city.
; Miss Bertha Stats OF this city isvls
ting her cousin. Miss Minnie Finiey,a
Marcus Hook.
The Marcus Hook Minstrel and Com
edy Company played to fair audience
In the new hull on saturday evening
The program was good aud won lout
applause.
) Ambrose 8. Ottey lectured on tn
bible to a small audience IN Trinity NJ
L. Chapal. Chester. Friday night.
Barney Brooks Of kirkwood yes
terday was the guest Of Stansbur.
Murray.
Amos Sharpless aud wife. of Ash
land, hiistiuLa Hundred. arrived ii
Florida some ten days ago. The.
found their relative. pr. James Bally
very Ill and weak, with little prospsc
OF Immediate relief.
Howard Pussy sailed on Saturda
for London. to attend to business con
nected with tho Red Star line. Hi
family will reside IN Kennett, Pa dur
Ing Ills absence.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-03
Dots.


Joseph p Cross at Reybold, yester
day shot thirty six sntpe sing le. hand
ed, which Is the largestrecord for the
ea5on. ..z
Five laborers In the p, ". < b. yard
and ten track hunds stopped wull
yesterday, owing TO the reduction o
wages.
Wilmington Conclave OF Improved
Order OF ileptasophs. has moved int
its new Conclaye rooms in tho Muson
10 Temple.
Mrs Lafayette Marks. in Hanover
Church tomorrow night. will talk OF
social purity. All Christian WON a.
are invited to attend.
Preserl pttons earefully compounded
by graduates IN pharmacy at VIC. Tay
lor's. 30J King street.
Tho Pullman works went on full
| time yesterday.
Frank =. Fling, son-ln-law OF Cam
tain McAlullen, OF kenne.t Square, has
bought the 70,acrs farm OF Joseph
| Seal, In Penn5bury, for $500
The RENAME Of Priscilla Lamboru
wife of the late DR.. FRANKLIN Taylor
were inferred in LnGgwood cemetery
thls (IuesdayI afternoon.
The remains OF Sarah Il. Wilkinson
a sister OF the late Samuel Crunston,
were Inferred at London Grove Gene
terry this tIuesdaY1 morning.
The students Of the Goldsy VIII
mlngton Commercial College have or
| gained n base bah club and are de
| sirous Of receiving challenges from a i
clubs whose players are under 10 years
of age. Address the manager, Fraul,
| W. Perkins. care of the college.
Tho Rev, L. L. Alarlindale ia romov
ing his household goods to-day from
| New Castle to his rev charge at NIL
ford. Dol. lie was in our city to- da,
ON business.
George e Marshall recovered lie
eros for sl36 q against the New YUrl
| Mutual Life Insurance Company yus
terday before Magistrate AlcN hoftor
lie claimed sl5j, 81 FOR commission,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-03
THIRD EDITION.


In the Municipal Court this morn.
Ing before Judge Ball, George Gibson
was fined 81 and costs for drunken.
ness.
Andrew Mackey, while intoxicated
Inst night near IL o'clock, made sew
eral attempts TO enter the residence at
the corner Of Eighth and Wilson. lie
then tried to entorthe opposite corner.
He was fined % or 40 days.
The charge against Robert Stewart
oil larceny OF pair Of shears was dts
missed, ue there was no evidence to
connect him with the larceny.
This morning little after 3 O'Clock,
% private watchmau Richard Herr
tage was going up Market stroet. he
saw young man at tho side window
of |. W. Gibney, Eighth and Market
street. He proceeded up Market
streets, and on his return found that
came to the hall and reported the
case to Captain Kane. The captain
went up aud found him in an alley
way.
Aftor he was locked up, four pairs OF
pants. four coats and two vests were
found In the alley and at the fence at
the back Of the store The clothing
wac valued ut s62. Burke. who is a
good looking respectable young man,
admitted to Captain Kane that he bur.
glarizod the store. lie said he was
out OF work and he intended to sell
the clothes and get out of the city.
He was held In one Thousand dollara
bail for his appearance at the upper
court.
Edgar Zioinn was charged with vio-
lating n city ordinance by bodybuilding
tho lire wall between two new dwell
1ngs on Delaware avenue near Grant
avenue twelve Inches above tho roof.
Building Inspector Dohl testified to
the Rinntlng OF the permit. The
buildings have boon rooRod over, and
although lie gave Mr.. Zielan thirty
days he failed to comply with the or.
dinhnce.
John Blgge represented tho defend.
ant, and OH techntalty in the charge
asked for a discharge of Dir. Z.elan
Judge Ball said Gr. Biggs did moi
read far enough of tho ordinance
This was a worry important matter. az
whole blocks OF houses could be de
strOyed By the way these houses wer,
built. he therefore tined him $50 ant
costs and committed him to tho cart
OF the High Constable until the hnl
and costs are paid.
As soon as the clerk of the cour
maltes out the record recogniZunue
will be entered into and the case taker
TO the upper court where it will b,
further argued. The tail will 10 5000
and John Bancroft will lie the security
Tor Zlelan.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-03
FOLKS
WHO COME
IN AND LOOK through
our stock of READY
\ MADE SUITS buy ten
FOLKS

- - 49, oOiA
times in almost every ton.
Its the most beautiful
a n d comprehensive we
have every had. Worsteds,
Cassimeres, Rough Cheviots,
Clays, Serges, Corkscrews,
Diagonals, Baskets. A good
many quiet steel gray effects;
some round cut, some square
cut, some double. breasted,
some getaways, some Prince
Albert froelis, large and ex.
ira sizes-We've larger than
ever before-up to 50.inch
breast measure. Some are
$22, some $40, others SIS,
SIG, SO, $l4, Sl2, SD, 50,
SO, 81, Sc and So for Mems
Suits. We brag about our
Suitsat $40 and $12.They're
better than can be had else.
where for that. #
Yesterdays express brought
us New Lots OF prettiest
things Of the season in Lit.
tie Boys Suits Juniors
Refers --Fauntleroy Vel
vets and others $1.50 to 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-03

4 HILL.
Handkerchief
Bargains .... .....
Just Received

347 dozens Ladies' Corded
Hemstitched Lawn Handker-
chiefs. regular price, 5 cents
each. This lot will be sold at
II cents a dozen, Id cents for
half dozen, or for five cents;
just half price.
SO dozens Beautiful Embroid-
cred Handkerchief, 10 cents
each, 2 for Is cents, 6 for 70
cents; formerly rs cents each.
81 dozens beautiful Embroid-
cred Ha ndkerchiefs, LOG each,
g for SO cents, great bargain.
IS dozens beautiful Embroid-
cred Handkerchief, "a cents
each, 3 for 70 cents, 6 for SI.35;
worth 371a cents each.
We guarantee these Hand
kerehiefs to fit any nose-pat-
Irician, turn-up. Greek, aquiline,
classic, Roman or danger
signal. s.-. .-.
| Another case Of 72o pairs of
those Ladies Fast Black Full
Fashioned Stockings at Id
cents a pair, 6 pairs for Is cents.
If you have Ladies', Gentle
mems or Children S Stockings
'of any kind to buy you will find
the best value at our counter.
} Those yard-widc Silk Glorias
lat so cents a yard are having a
big run. Have you seen them,
as well as the other great bar
gains we are offering in other
Silk Goods Those Atwood
French Bieges at the same
price. Spring Capcs and Spring
Jackets at wonderfully low
prices. A few last years Jack
, cts left, which we are almost
giving away, We always give
a heaped-up, pressed-down
Overlooking measure of value
tfor every dollar spent in oul
store. You try us and see i
I'VE don't.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-03

A prominent builder of this city, In
talking to Il reporter said that the case
against the rising young builder. Ed.
builders would 10 only too happy to
have the chance to get whacli
through their counsel. in the upper
courts. And as the thing has been a
iizz o, an ordnance will be introduced
In City Council right away, which Will
straighten out the case.
Just Imagine tho way things go now
a-days TINT the law givea tile court the
power, or they luke II, to draw conciu-
sions from anywhere their lmagina.
ton leads them. See how Judge Ball
erected two frame buildings to.da y
with brick fire wall. Tho Builders
Exchange are determined to keep its
eyes open.