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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25

active at %6Hc. higher; January. 43Ssc.;
oats quiet and frmer: January. 33Ac.;
February. Bic; May, 3Jc.: No. 2 white.
February, 3G,sp3gTsc. March. 37Aa37j4c.
s sRc.-n n,,xsa $500 sssqSs ,,, No white ne
3G4iOc.
Hay moderately active and steady:
shipping. D)q65c. good TO choice. sglt9Dc
Wool active and steady; domestic. 700
&c. pulled. 16ia425c.
Beef quiet and firm; family, s1l.OoG
1900; extra mess, $so0Qs,.O; beef hams
dun and firm at SlS50d17.0O; tierced beef
inactive and steady; city extra. India
mess, Sl9.OoG2000; cut meats active and
firm; picked bellies. S7.s7is; shoulders.
Lard quiet. western steam, SS.ODds.0J:
city, S7.3JQS.O0. Options firm, January,
Sso0. February. $500; May, $3.50 Re-
nned quiet; Continent. $50; south Amer
lea. $3.50; compound, S682i M6 20.
Pork active and steady; mess. slI501
1900.
Butter firm and In fair demand; State
dairy, l6u22c. do, creamery, isQ22c. I;
western dairy, l3tgl7c.; do, creamery,
lSp2Jac.; Elgins 25l1c.
Cotton seed oil in fair demand and
steady; crude. SOC. yellow. 35to}6c.
Petroleum quiet and unchanged.
Rosin quiet and steady.
Turpentine quiet and firmer at 30ia03lc.
Rice steady and fairly active; domes-
tic. 3LnJkc.
Molasses-Foreign nomioal; New Or
leans duh and steady az S0u3Sc.
Peanuts quiet; fancy, SIC.
Coffee-Options steady at 10 points down
70 10 points up; January. $l6.si: March.
Sl615: May $3.50: July, $l5.35. Spot
Rio steady and quiet; No. I, SlI154
11S7is.
sugar.Raw quiet and steady: fair re-
fining. 23sc Refined quiet and steady:
No. q 3 l3-lGdic: standard A, iiSq
Bile; cut-lOaf. { i5-l6GJ 1-l6c: crush
ed. 15-l6q5 Lice: graduated. IA
7-l6c.
Freights to Liverpool quiet and steady;
cotton, 3-32d. grain. Sd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
RIcHMOND. W. Jan. q. ]

RICHMOND, VA, jan -, io'f-
No offerings OF tobaccos at auction on
Change to-day.
private sales reported 10 the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers. II hogsheads; filters, >; smoh-
ere D. Total. - hcgsheads
The tobacco inspector reports to-day
Inspections Bright ~ hogsheads; dark.
: hogsheads; western. ~ hogsheads. Re
pectlons-Bright, 40 hossheads: west
ern, hogsheads.
Myers Seabrook's, Allegheny, Old Do
minion, Shelburnes, Shockoe DaVeh-
norris and Planters tobacco warehouses
report to-day: Receipts, 30 packages; de-
liyeries. 81 packages.
United States Internal revenue coilec-
lions for the city OF Richmond, a., To-
dev. cigars and cigarettes. -. fO2.U; plug
tobaccos 81 .G73ee Total S5,0I5.S2.
A Mig sale Of dark loose tobaccos al
shockoe warehouse to-day; highest price,
S915. ..,,.. so,a
- IA pounds dark loose to-day; highest
nricc IS a big break for tomorrow.
4 very good sale OF loose prignt 10
baccos at the Planters warehouse To-
day. pavna,or,,s
warehouse to-day.
IRE usual sale OF brights at Shelburne's
,oi,accc warehouse to-day.
Registered at the Tobacco exchange
to-day II. Il. Walker, Ne" iorh-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD. Jan 2i.-Flour duh
and unchanged.
Wheat dull: 40. , red spot and January,
G}a,Hgi7.c: February. Bh00iAc; May.
6I<d6sc. steamer No. red, GO4n6OAci
milling wheat, by sample Gi065c.
Corn steady. mixed spot and January,
42NnI24c.: February. 42Hqi2Nc; May.
435SH44iSc.. steamer mixed, 4O3n iOAc.;
southern corn, by sample, 4ON i2c.; do,
on grade. 40ieMl2c
oats steady. No. white. western,
DC. No mixed western. 3Bn334c.
Rye dun and steady. No. >. 4Sc.
Hay active az steady quotations.; good
10 choice timothy. SlJOONl6.0o.
Eggs firm M lie.
Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes, fair, l9iac.;
No Z. l1k0lSc.
Other articles unchanged.
Bonls-Nirginia consol ys. sou bid;
Baltimore and Ohio stock 90 bid: North
ern Central stock 6S asked Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern hrsts. lOl bid.
do. third Incomes. 5 asked; Consolidated
Gas stocks, J1N5Ds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25

durham Manufacturers Greatly Interest-
ed-Bishop Cheshire's visit.


DURHAM. y. c.. Jan 2i-special Mr..
W d. Lunsford. one Of the most prominent
clzens Of this county is dead. at the age
o' siXty-Gve. lie was for years one Of
uHrhams leading tOhacconists. The fune-
ii was held this afternoon from his
bone on Flat River.
Rev j. W. Weiions. pastor Of the Chris
tHn church. is slowly recovering from his
severe illness.
I0naccOnists here We're pleased at the
announced determination Of the Commit
Ia ou WAYS and Means TO place the tax
Old cigarettes at 81 instead of $l50 There
boon much talk here over the pro-
posed increase i'm the tax on tobacco.
cd. D. s. Carr has strongly favored the
'dse. while the other tObacconists
.ae have been as strongly opposed TO IT,
'Hnncl Carr has defended his views in
r and the Tobacco Board Of Trade
''e shaped their opinions in resoln-
tNs
Bishop Cheshire has Just made an epis-
i visitation 10 ST. Philips parish
'' class ~ five were confirmed
postal Inspector is here trying to trace
check that was stolen from the
Ns between Durham and a point in
'.tlna. The check was presented for
PAYMENT no a bank mere by man who
'.d DO from a country merchant in
Granville county. Thc country merchant
'.i 10 from "A negro. he says. and
'" .he Inspector Is hunting the negro.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25
FLhNAG1N's ffYSTIC STAFF.
itTells Him Where to Find OiI-Ihe Ben
ton Zinc Mines.

PULASKI, VA. Jan. 2S.-special.-since
the mass-mceting. which was held in our
opera-hCusc some time since, and IN
which resolutions wore adopted protesting
against the removal Of the tariff from coal
and pig iron, our people have been quietly
attending = everyday duties, and seem
satisfied 20 trust 10 Democratic represen-
tatives to faithfully and we'll represent
those who have honored them With the
high and honorable trust.
Col. j. II. Miller the Prohibition candl-
date for gubornatorial honors i'm the late
canvass, lives here. but is rarely here.
being the busiest and "hustlinsest' man
know Of. lie was in dead earnest while
the fight was on. and is just as much In
earnest now. lie has never had time in
which 10 whine or sulk over defeat. lie
says victory is yet assured; bat he is
working while waiting.
The courthouse fight in this county
Will lead TO the most animated contest
for county officers. when they are to be
flied again. ever witnessed in the county
Those now filling them all live in New
bern. and will most likely provoke earnest
opposition before the present struggle has
ended. They are veterans, however. and
will be hard to down" Volunteers are
TO be dreaded. too, especially when the
enthusiasm or a new fight animates them.
The Bertha Zinc and Mineral Company
has struck a new vein of coal al Altoona
mines, distance from this place some eight
miles, which promises to yield a valuable
article for family use There is railroad
connection with the mines, and this will
insure cheap cCal.
Captain Flanagan of Montgomery coun-
IT,. whose charmed switch some time
since told him Of on near here and who
with great confidence began to bore for
it and only suspended operations be-
cause OF the breaking of some portion OF
mis- machinery, has not yet returned TO
work though / imagine he will in the
near future. He cannot have lost conf
dence IN his faithful guide.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25
DEATH or MRS. HTMAN.
a Daughter of Col. Thomas 6. Sloan, and
Well Known Here.

GREENSBORO, n. G.. Jan. 9-Spccial
A telegram received here to-day an
nounces the sad death, at her home in
Goldsboro. OF Mrs. Thomas Lyman. Mrs
Hyman was Miss Bessie Sloan. daughter
Of Col. Thomas ]. Sloan. of this place.
She lived here until about "a year ago,
when she was married. Since that time
deceased had lived In Goldsboro. Mrs.
Lyman was a very popular lady. and
had many friends throughout the State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI O.. Jan. 24.-Flour-
Spring patent, S.f1H3eO; FAMILY s-'-o
G2W.
Wheat about steady; No. . red j9lsc.
Corn in light demands No. white,
}9c.; No. mixed 3dlac.
Oats I'm fair demand at soc. for NO. :
miNod: No. white. o--oc.
Pork-Mess. Sl32Jul3.50; clear mess,
Sla.OO; family, SEQ
Lard steady; steam leaf, $50; kettle
dried. SS.75.
Bacon steady; shoulders. 500: short
rib sides S1.Tj: short clear sides, $50.
Whisky steady at Sll5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25

ST. LOUIS, MO, Jan. 2L-Flour mar
ket slow. 400,
corn higher: January. 35c; February
33ilc.: May. ~ C..
oats strong and higher; Nay 3Dkc.
PorlI-Standard mess, Sl3.GO, on orders
$liOO.
Lard-Prime steam. $40
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders. sGl22;
longs and clear ribs. 80. 70; shorts SGSJ.
Racon-B0xed shoulders. >h25; longs,
S737i4; clear ribs. finI.62is.
High wines STEADY az SilJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25
PONDS.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
pTGHNfOND VA. Jan. "a, 1891.

Onerlngs-Wheat, l2i bushels; corn
fwhite). I.OI2 bushels; corn mixed), 900
bushels oats, ~ bushels.
Sales-Wheat, Ia bushels; corn (whiteh
fOl2 bushels: corn (mixed) 600 bushels;
oats, ~ bushels.
Quotations Wheat-Longberry &C. TO
enc- 20 06c. No. red. GJc. TO CjHc.
corn-White. Virginia dag lots), 42c.
10 4lc.: No white, I34c. 10 He; No.
'0eiats-Winter 0or seed. Bic 20 BE;
No. mixed, Bic. TO Size; No. 3 mixed,
g3c % Ip2c.
Pvo 5Oc TO Sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2i;-Flour dun ana
weak and freely offered; winter ~ WI e.
aG5. Minnesota clear. s2.5pg2W; patent
q, S,,f4.3J. low extras. S2.25n2. ~. South
spn four dull and weak; common 10 iaf
extra S2WqJ.0o; good TO choice DO
So. l0ll423; c.. Va o rad s,ore
and elevator. 6l1,n6ic. ahoat. 6IA4
S1iSc. options declined lsc.. rallied ~
a,c ard closed strong at isU4e over
Yesterday; No. = red January oSAc.;
February. ta;c. May, Ghsc.
Corn moderately active and higher.
No . red. i3nf:liLc.: elevator. fii.utt1sc..
steamer mixed, 42isgi3c. Options more
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25

,,horrow's fight. But not a dollar OF Cor
pett Money has been sized up 10 IL yet
III these Corhet, men are sure OF their
iavorite wbv don't they take no that
bet? According 10 their stories an offer
Ike that ought 10 be a picnic for them.
We shall wait here an hour longer and
IL nobody wants our money we shall pull
~ uown and go 20 beh'
Tn ,ugII SIS 4 me to Town.
Mitchell came up from Anastasia Island
tonight and l. at the Everett Hotel.
Corbett oame ND from Mayport on a spe-
cial train and is quartered FOR the night
at private residence. T.. Porter Ashe.
OF the Corbett party, said tonight that
the ladies' ~ the party will be I'm town
tO-morrovy hut will not witness the fight.
Dozens ~ kilograms from all parts Of
the country have been received by the
Duyal Club tonight. suggesting that the
fight De- postponed Until Friday or Satur-
day I'm order TO allow more people 10 get
here but the club feels that IT has the
fight well In hand now, and that TO post
pone It would be 10 play into the hands
oil the Governor a6a'h'
~ rpa sen' ON.
BRUNSWICK. GA Jan. 24.-The Bruins
wick Light Horse Guard. Captain j. s.
Thomas COMMANDING, leIt BRUNSWICK AZ
o'clock This afternoon via the East
Tennessee road under orders from Gov
crnor Northern 10 proceed to ST. Mary's
bridge ON the Florida Central road TO
prevo1. tho Corbctt-Mitchcll party from
entering Georgia to night.
Tie brunswick Rinemen, acting under
similar orders. left tonight for cumber-
land island. Sheriff Berrie, Of Glynn
county has been sent to Wo0dbine,
small station on the Florida Central road,
ana 1eft this morning by special boat
with twenty extra deputies.
From Everett station a special train
win take the Horse Guard TO Sc. Mary's
bridge.
The Horse Guard reached Everett City
ut r. O'Clock. bound for Camden. Their
objective point is Kings station, on the
Florida Central railroad. Their leader,
Capfain Thomas Will confer with Cam
dents sheriff and move to the point the
sheriff designates. Captain Thomas knows
nothing official Of the injunction proceed
ines in Jacksonville. but will continue on
las per orders from Governor Northern.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25
SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH GA. Jan. 2i.-Spirits tur-
uenune market opened and closed FIRM
al pc. for regulars: sales. 800 casks.
Rosin market firm and Ia good demand;
sales 400 barrels Quote-A. y. G. -,
and y st0O +. SI.O5; g. Si.25; II. 81 -;
I 81 N. \. 500: NJ, $40: ~. 500; win
ow glass, 500 and $500; water white
$50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25
HITTING or PoPULIs1s.
Interest in The Trial OF Young FuIr Tor
Murder.

Murder.
fil.ElGH y, G.. Jan. 2f-special.-A
.i' has been issued TO the Popullsts OF
wayne county 10 meet IN convention at
-sooro on Thursday. February 10th. for
purpose OF reorganizing the county
township executive committees and
'cilne other business.
MIA case OF smallpox is reported
'.n Nadesboro.
,N' j. X. Meade. Jr.. sf Hickory. died
morning OF pneumonia, after
Illness. lie was native OF Char
A.. vile. Va. where the body will be
Tor interment lie had lived IN
for ten years. and built up
ana successful school.
rn Hyatt, OF Edgecomb county, to-
brought s~ree new conylcis 10 the
tifntary.
"e MA az Fayetteville OF young Fuller
murder begins tomorrow, and viii
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25
WILAIINGTON

WILMINGTON, n. c.. Jan. 81 Rosin
steady: strained, gc good strained, BIC.
Turpontine steady at 2I1c.
Tar firm AZ l1c.
Crude turpentine firm; hard SlOj soft
and yirgin $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25
ED wEATHER ron RACING.
Bad Track aud slim rttendance the Fea-
nres II Now o. .. NJ ! 7 VIC ..

,,res If Now o. NJ lr rac >.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2l.-The weather
was cold and cloudy. the track heavy,
and the attendance light. TWO favorites
and two second choices Won, and the
books lost summaries
First race-purse 800. selling. three
quarters of mile-G D. Cox first. Adah
l.. second Glecsome third. Time lis
Second race-purse 500 selling five
eighths Of "A mile.-Kindora first, sam
Farmer second. lncommode third. Time,
1.Oi.
Third racc-purse $3.50. selling. seven
eighihs OF q milc.-renny. Jr, first Harry
Weaver second. simrock third. Time
l.32 -.
Fourth race-pursc 500. handicap. three
quarters OF a milc-Biinr first. Belle l..
second. Coronct third. Time. 1919.
Fifth race-pursc 500 seline, one mile
and seventy yards. Bret Harte first,
sight Draft second. Primcro third. Time
1.j3
Entries NJ New O leans for To-Day.
First race elcyen-sixteonths of q mile.
maidens-Aldine So Edith. 81; RondedI'
50: Hibeinia Queen. 50. Equation SO; Par
oucitc. So. Dolue 50: SIbrosa, 80. Bill
Mckenzie %; Little Bowling, %. Katy
Did. %: Jennie Mack. lOl. Eva's Kid, 100;
Concorda. 40: Duncan, lioi Minor no.
Second race-two-year-0lds, three fur
longs Peterkin, 1917 Lizzie ~. l0i; VAL
demir. lO7. Wanda r.. IN. Kekomo, l0i;
Quisada. 10. Begue. 10: Toss Witt, ITO,
Alderman Cary, llo; onward, 40, Jack
Farrell. llj.
Third race-th ree-year-olds three-quar-
tiers of a mile. handicap no; Mol
iere. g5: Gleason, 100. Adah J.. 100. Tip
pecanoc. lB: Jim Hog. los, The Bully,
IS; Moses Solomon. Jos, Hennirea, l03.
Fourth race-seven-eighths Of a mile.
andicap-Beauhcc. 100. Lord Henry sS,
Michel %; Chriss. 9S; Onyx. 100; Rouser
90: Billy Bennett. ~, Coronet g.. Lom-
bard. 81 Rosemont 90; Wedgeheld, s.;
capt. Drane, ll5.
tIfth race-mile and a sixteenth sell
ing-Cyrus 50; Indigo, 96; Progression,
%; Marie Lowell. lo2; Harry Weldon, io2;
Coronet lO2; Oregon Cyclone, l02; Forest
King. l02
4 Dead Hot ~ Fast g. Tonia.
EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL, Jan. 2i-Se-
we're weather lessened the attendance at
to-day's races. The features OF the days
sport was witnessed in the sixth race.
when Speedwest and Philadelphia ran a
dead heat In the run-0m Speedwcst won
I'm "A gallon by ten lengths. Summaries
First race-miie and one-sixteenth. SELL
ing.-Ernest l. first. Republic second,
Envy third Time. 1I2.
Second neutrality-suspicious. Of a mile,
sening.-Miss Agnes first, Peralto second,
Mae Brown third. Time 1:2) -.
Third observation-disclosures Of mile
selling Sweetbread first, Tom Stevens
second. King Solomon third. Time.
1l3 IL
Fourth race-thirteen-sixteen Of a
mile. handicap.-Senator Morrill, first. In
vercauld second, Craft third. Time 81 81.
Fifth neutrality-suspicious. of mile,
-Marmaduke first, Bob Lyttle
second, Keero third. Time. 1.2) l-2
Sixth race-fve-eighths Of a mile. purse
-Speedwest first. Philadelphia second,
John Dunn third. Time 1905 II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25

All persons contemplating in
vestments for the year 1894 are
invited TO consider the desira-
bility of the stock of the OLD
DOMINION BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION, which
is sold at $50 per share and has a
maturity value of 500 per share,
paying 8 per cent. annual cash in
terest until maturity upon the
amount invested.
This stock presents the rare
combination of handsome returns
with security as absolute as any
known investment.
Call on or address
CARLTON MCCARTHY,
Secretary and Treasurer,
1913 east Main street.
Chamber Of Commerce Building,
Richmond, Va.
j. TAYLOR ELLYsoN,
President,
NORMAN Y. RANDOLPH:
Nice-Presidcnt.
Directors j. TAYLOR ELLYsoN,
JOIN S. ELLErr, JoHN b. PURCELL,
N. Y. RANDOLPH, FBANKT SUTTON.
js2o-im
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25
CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON. s. c., Jan. 2i-Tur-
nosin firm al 9Jc. for strained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25

Cash QuOtations-Flour was duh and
easy and prices Zoe. lower than week
ago. wheat. j9i4c. No. red. loiac; No.
corn 3Ji2c.: No oats. 27hc.; pork.
S13 12ikNl317iA. lard. S772i3. ribs. S6Dn
6G2i4: shoulders. SG25NG.5O; sides, 500
MTJO; whisky. SLID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25

Pursuant 10 a resolution of the Senate
Treasurer Harman presented report yes
terday 10 that body giving the status Of
the direct tax fund on motion Of Mr.
Berry it was laid on the table and or
dered TO be printed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Take Bromo-Seltzer for insomnia
Before retiring trial bottle I'D cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

Mr.. EpIroR:-The Evening journal
was not bought by the Democrats
long enough ago for 1t to have learn
ed that kicking out of the party
traces by opposing the party's regular
nominee means political death to
itself. 1t sanctimously shivers with
holy horror at the mpossibillty OF
even trusting anewly professed con-
vert to Democracy to be and remain q
faithful and Simon pure Democrat.
Then, seemingly Obvious of the
fact that the dust OF its recent Repub.
llcan ohrysilis Is frequently waited by
unwary breeZes into the eyes OF the
Democrats, 1t makes an inconslsten
attempt to read man, who was no I
bought with money, out OF the party.
A suspicious attempt 1t Is, also. be-
cause the same Is man who has plen.
lty OF money to buy with. Tho journal
la good illustration of the fears 1t
lproferses in regard to the Democratic
congressional nominee.
The Evening Journal furthermore
''cusses" the Every Evening loudly
and sulphurously for reducing ite
price to one penny.
As between the two now convert
DEMO- owners of the Two Even.
llngs," they will both be knocked
Iout' by the election in November.
n Y
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

The Republican and Democratic
election will be held on
Insome cases the candidates
will be named without opposition but
In most Instances there will DO con-
test.
The complete list Of Republican can
didates now is as follows:
Brandywlne hundred, for senator
Robert j. Handy and Thomas j. Day.
Penceder hundred, senator-Samuel
Aldrlch.
Chrlstiana hundred, for representa-
Wilson and A. ). Clark
son.
Wilmington hundred-Frederic Pyle.
New Castle hundred-Henry Ii. Nc
Mullin, Edward Challenger and james
d. Hapcs.
Red Lion hundred Daniel D. Stew
art
Mil Creek hundred Francis NJ.
Walker. Harry Whitenan.
st. Georges hundred-George W. W.
Nuudain. John W. Jolls.
Blackbird hundred-WAlter ii. Mo-
uey.
The Democratic candidates NE:
Brandywine hundred. for senator
Harry Day and Thomas T. Weldin.
st. Georges hundred. senator
james Il. Shallcross.
Christiana hundred, for representa-
.tive-George W. Spicer.
Pencader hundred-James NJ
Downes and Q. 4. Cam.
Wilmington Victor B
Woolley, Harry 7. McCloskey, Ii. l..
Ahrens, John f. O'Dannsil, Thomas r
Meechem, Thomas n. Shayton.
New Castle hundred-Evan q. Boyd.
Rod Lion hundrsd-T. Bayard Hiesel
James Ii. ID. Gam.
Blackbird hundred-Richard O
Brockson, John Wilson. Mortimer
Records, John L. S8lmons.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

Interest In the annual reunions OF
the Grand Army Of the Republic end
Naval Veterans Association grows
with each succeeding year. not only
among the veterans themselves but
among all patriotic citizens OF the
republic.
The encampment this year at Pitts.
burg, from present indications, pro-
misses to be as interesting and enthusi.
astic as any reunion since the war.
Thousands OF veterans from all parts
of the country will be present, and
Pittsburg will surpass herself in show
ing them her hospitality.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Co. will sell excursion tickets from all
ticket stations on It's line east OF the
Ohio River. for all trains September
9th to 10th. valid for return passage
on all trains until September 25th. in.
elusive, at one fare for the round trip.
For more detailed information,
write to Chas. o. Scull. Gen'l Pass.
Agent, B. d .. r. r., Baltimore. Mo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06
rHE LAKE ISLE OF INNlsFREE.

will arise and r. now. and 60 to Innisfree.
And ANAL cabin build there OF clay and
wattles pads.
Nine bssp rqEy WILL / have there, q hive for
the hoh8ShS1.
And live alone In the bee loud glade.
And shall hsys sopne peace there, for peace
comes dropping slow,
Dropping from the wells of morning to where
the cricket sings.
There mldnisbts all q glimmer, and noon I
purple glow,
Ind evening full Of the linnet's wings.
will arise and go now, for always, night apd
day,
] hear lake water tapping with low sonnet.
by the shore.
While stand on the roadway or on the pave
ments gray,
Ihear 1t In the deep hearts core.
w. B. Yeats.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06
SPECIAL MENTION.

Cuppingand ieeching. l93 u. Second 81
I n F. Dasis. Jewelsr, Q Z. 2nd Sc
Cupping & Ieectins. Parker sos Madison
American Laundry, Goa West Front ST.
For first.olass dyeing and securing
60 to the Delaware Dye Works. 80
King street.
The best tea and coffee In the city at
hard times prlces at 40l Delaware Ave
nue.. W. s. Moore.
Buy your watches and iewelry Of
Davldow a. Co., pawn brokers, 2l6
Market street.
s. n Smeltz Is selling four different
mems watermelons from Jersey.
Eight day clocks, s2.75 at Davidow
d Co.
DR.. Simms' White Pulmonic Balsam.
the famous throat and lung remedy
and hypophosphate or lung food. 606
King stIset.
II you want to save money. go to
w. 8. Moore for your groceries at 40l
Delaware Avenue; 1t will pay you to
60 there and buy at hard times prices.
Alarm clocks, &c. at Davldow & Co
James N. Young. job carpenter.
painter and roofer. 3l3 DUPONT street.
For watermelons, the finest In the
market, go to y. N. SmeltZ, Fourth st /,
between Market and King
The finest and best watermelons In
the city are for sale by s. N. Smeltz,
4th street between Market and King
Watches repaired at Davidow q Co.
DR.. Slmms' Cholera Syrup. the great
and certain positive cure for diarrhea,
cholera morbus, cholera iLfantum
and summer diseases of children.
Save your babies with this famous
medicine. COG King street.
Money to loan at Davidow d Co.,
No. PIG Market street.
Go to Is. N. Smeltz for all kinds oil
fruits and produce. wholesale or re.
tail. East 4th street, between King and
Market streets. ...
For bargains call and see Davidow
d Co.. the pawn brokers, PIG Market
street.
Ross lie selling Straw Hats and last
seasons Derby Hats at a reduction Of
20 to 30 per cent. at 210 Market street.
We also have bargains In Shirts.
Sweaters and Neckwear. Call and see
them.