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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-21

The thunder storm which passed
ovor this city last night was peculiar
one. Clouds gathered from all points
OF the sky early III tho evening, and at
o O'Clock conferred over the CITY vivid
flashes of lightning leaped from the
horizon while the thupder rolled. A
heavy downpour of rain followed dam
peniug the earth but not making a ny
noticeable change In the atm osphere.
The most peculiar part OF the storm
was at IL O'Clock, at which time the
moon and stare We're shining. There
were no clouds overhead. but to tho
southwest they were banked heavy
and black, and out from them sprang
lightning ilashes which were visible
for three or four seconds. Deafenng
peels OF thunder shook the earth. and
In live minutes aftcrward brisk wind
waited the clouds over the city. and
the rain fell y torrents, transferring
dusty ronds into muddy thOrouginres
and cutters into miniature creeks.
In half an hour the rain eense1, the
moon shone beautifully and tho light
fruin its coming totween the clouds
and accom- painted hy occasional light
ming flashes made the early morning IL
beautiful and delightful ono. This
mornings warm sunshine dried up tho
streets uad fields and 1t was US war IN
as eYeg
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-21
HEARTS WILL ACHE
Days of Anxiety Return fol
Parents.
Will BABY Go! Through Tho Sum-
mr. in Sahty'
Many Little Lives Depend on
Proper Diet.
Cholera lnfantum Is Most 10 be
Dreaded. .-.....
Lactated Food the Best Proven
tive Known.

Approaching summer casts Its shad-
ow on many q mothers heart.
Every summer passed IL a golden
milestone In bahys life.
But think OF tho countless little lives
that In Jure. July and August are to
swell the llst OF infant deaths under
live years.
How many mother would like to
hide her precious babo In her bosom
tn the danger IL passed. But she
must Know that only Intelligent,
thoughtful care can keep the baby
well.
High temperature with improper
feeding now irings dread cholera In
f1ntup. dlarrhma and commissions.
With the use OF proper food, and there
10 nothing so absolutely good rs lac.
itated food, these dangers may be
avoided.
Reports from homes all over tile
country, and especially HON the large
institutions where the great number
for accurate Judgment, show that
babies thrive best upon lactated food
The supreme Importance OF pure.
nutritious nOutishmcnt, and the long
Study by many of the most proninen,
! physlci ms in the country of infant
disorder from mistakes In diet, led to
the preparation Of luctated food. Next
TO pure mother milk, ~ is the mosi
nourlshlng. trengthening, readily d.
lgested, and most palatGDie fool that
can he given u baby.
1t more closely resembles mothers
milk than amy other food known. liz
Oasls ~ sugar OF milk, which Is tie
basis OF mothers milk. With this Il
Icumblned the nutrltive elements oil
wheat barley and oats in such portion
Ias best meets tho requirements OF the
RAPIDLY growing child.
| Baby must eat VOL to keep VI
strength and resist disease.
When teething Is addei to tie fret
lfnlness dusio hot weather many ba-
bies refuse all otter Lourlsum-nt ex.
iCept lautlted food which ilIay take
with decided relish.
| In the preparation of inctnted food
mot only has absolute purity and free
dom iioln possibility OF uontagiun, Us
we'll as remarkable nourisllng pow
Ell been secured, tut also a pleasant
taste that induces babies, especially
When being weuned. 10 tHke food
whom nothing elso viii! tempt them.
| II is when tho strength Is not kept
Iup and the child is allowed TO grow
nervous. thin nn'i'iretful thai slight
I increase In heat brings on the exhaust
ing dlaifAaa OF fatal cholera inlan-
itum, No household where there are
IchIliren should lie a day without
lHc'Gted food, especially III June and
July.
with lactated food and reasonable
care In Keeping Tho hubN's dishes care
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-21
FIFTH EDITION.


When tue q. s. Circuit Court con.
yenod this mSSning Juror Frank
Downs, kentoD, was nga.n absent.
Judge Wales inqu'Ied II Mn towns
went home tho night before, and 6il
being Informed In the Affirmative
stated that II should have been les.
son TO tho inror yesterday when tho
court was kept waiting In consequence
of the train being late. II was not fair
TO keep so many people Idle waiting
for ono man.
Ten minutes passed. AMI the jurors
either read tho morning papers or
lehatted with ono another ana at 1920
O'Clock Mr.. Downs reported that the
Train was delayed In consequence OF
wreck being on the road.
MIR. Hollauker was willing to submit,
he case without Argument and Mr..
Nields Upncurred.
Judge Wales stated he would charge
the Jury ms to tho law In the case but
mot tile facts.
Judge Wales. In charging the Jury,
sud II was nm action brought by Do
lCou Brothers Company. OF PhltaGol-
phia. against Willard Il. Poole, of this
ulty. for the Recovery OF 1880 being
the value of note given by Poole to
Jennie Kline Tor value received. Tbs
lcOurt intended only TO instruct on the
Issues involved. The court reviewed
tho evidence as to tue sale anu the dis
cOverY OF the fraud Ia tho snle. Tho
Occasion OF the visit of representa-.
tive OF DeCou Brothers and as to the
warning and denial OF came having
been given.
This Is the issue between the par
ties. The defendant alleges he gave
tho notice he would not pay It. II a
person lnnoeently buys note Il does
not Affect tho purchaser. aud the plea
set up OF fraud could not be set up by
the defense, Now notice Ia alleged
that Detou Brothers had notice Of
tho fraud undar tho cirGu INSTANCES as
testified to by Poole.
The second fact to be considered 10
whether the goods were rotten or I'M
saleable.
The court did not know anything
moro to state to the jury. The whole
amount claimed Is -, Isii56. Another
thing to lie considered 10 II DeCou
Brothers had notice then they would
b0 entitled to whatever the goods
we're worth. The Jury retired at 10. As
O'Clock.
Inc Jury in the DeCou brothers case
vs.. NJ. i, Poole, returned Into court at
LEO O'clock. 4. II. Hondckar WINS
present atd Colonel Nields telephonsd
FOR j, Il. Nclds, VINO responded to the
call.
Tho Jury returned verdict tor plain.
I'm foi silu0 and interest from tho ma
turing OF thC note, sl,a4l 80
MIR. NIolds WAS warmly congratu.
iatoi by those present The former
verdict WIS In excess Of this one by
$500. Notice Of motion OF u nav trial
was given. -.. .....-.5 4 ..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-21

The hcavy rain of last night washed
OF the gutter plnte at 9th and Orange
streets, laavlug u dangerous hole,
which WAS liiled this morning by
policeman with a barrel, thus pOssi-
bly avoiding an accident
Charles Il, lance vi Fort Penn was
In this city to-day,
Rev, A. b. Davis. Of Georgetown,
Sussex county. was in our city on
"Wednesday lie Is IN earnest worker,
and makee his Influence felt in the
com muutty whore ha resides. We
hope that he may continue to expose
error anu 10 snite wrong doers hip
and thigh
IL. II. Woodkeeper OF Appoquini.
mink Hundred, visited our city on
Tuesday, lie Ia substantial farmer
aud good RopuGican
Thomas J, Moore of Mill Crsek Hun.
dred Was In our city yesterday morn.
ing. lie lie al active man although he Is
one OF the oldest IA the Hundred.
Any one wishing to purchase a good
express wagon at q low rate. should
Rttend the saIe al the shop Of Joseph
byer, on the causeway over Market
street bridge, next saturday morning
for repairs
Miss Sallie LOOMS OF Vest Chester
De visiting fti6nls IA this city.
combinations excursion, Neshaminy
Falls, June Goth.
An active man having n capital OF
$50. can hear Of how lie may use tho
hEme to good advantage by calling
OH T., Shaw at Central hotel, Sixth and
French stTeets.
Mr. Vim. NJ. Kennard Ia yisttlng lis
family al Pulaski, Va.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-21

George Austerule and Niles Lnnt
Mason Will be married III tng
chamber OF tho Church of the
Covenant tonight by Roy. Mir. Hon
erickson There will DO n l0rl!e NUN.
her oil friends III attendance and the
Amir VIII be M pretty one as In.
Teen solcnnized In this city TIL.
spring. Miss Anna Bayli5 will he tbs
.blldesmaldand I'D ward Hayes gfooms
nun.
Miss Lott!e Spnakman will DO tn,
maid OF honor and Merritt Hurry nud
Warren Prizer among the ushors Ar
ter the ceremony reception viii Il.
tendered the couple at their fufur.
home. No 1861 liowland street, nftel
WHICH thoy viii 20 on "A trip north.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-21

A very pleasant river party was
given last Tuesday evening by Mr..
Fred. &, Snyder, OF Newport,to a num-
Dor of his Wilmington friends. The
party took the steamer BraDdywlne at
6.f5 and proceeded to Gordon Heights,
the new summer resort on the Della
ware river. A couple OF delightful
hours were there spent IN taking in
the various amusnments offered anu III
dancing In the large ana cool pavilion.
where tho breeZes from the river are
very iHvigorating to the lovers OF
dancing.
Among those who were present were
the Misses Nellie Feidmeil. LIZZIE iiass,
Clara L. Hoffman. Mary and Louisa
Noerk. Mary Neager and Lena Flnck,
and Messrs. George Fink. Frank Finck,
Bernard kleitZ. Curl Heager, JuCob L.
Bnyder, T.. Samuel Isenscnmid and
Fred q. Snyder.
= The party took the cars lei Wit.
mlngt0u at a 50 sonGtde hour. every
body uaIeGing tAat most enjoyable
evening had been spent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-21

MARION, n j., June al Sidney Plum,
mer, colurcd man who has charge Of The
farm of William Hays, at Kettle Ran, is
under arrest ON the charge Of numbering
Harry Richardson, ar ll-year-old colored
boy who worked on the farm II is claimed
that the hoy was first 6rutally beaten aud
then thrown into the stream, though
plummer claims he was drowned The
body OF the boy was brought here 1t Is
one mass of welts and bruises. showing
clearly that he had been terribly abused
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-21

PARIS. June 2l.-The Temps publishes
dispatch from Berlin declaring that in
order to avoid the holding of an interim.
tional conference. which pcrforce would
occupy itself with the Egyptian question.
Great Britain has conceded the demands
made upon her by Germany, aud has con.
scented to reuounce her claim to the strip
of territory between the Congo state and
the German sphere of influence in Africa
In exchange for this concession Germany
will permit the construction OF land tel.
egraph line, to extend from Cape Colony
to the Nile for which purpose the strip OF
territory was required by Great Britain.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-21

The fro brick witch is being used
in tho paving u sixth street. bstwreti
MARKET and King streets. although
having stood the test muda upon il
1y thr Street Sewer Directors, Ia OIL
a pour quality, II bnlng softnnd easily
broken. lhla morning tho WORK was
being done AMI tho brick IN MACY ga,
scs was unit Tor tie purpose 1t was In,
ended. 40 II costs about the sninr us
the granite block, which Is superior,
those WIN saw hs WORK tits morning
were confident that IN a short tin Z
the paving would have to 10 dolt
again.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-21


MAN Eida-Oa tho sIsi instant TlIza.
hetht mitu ol samuel MaNWpd. N tht
sd year OF lr'r ngt,
Rolaii us aud fr.enis0f the family arr
respectfully invited g. attend he itncral
from her ltie residence, No. 1904 rrAgn
street. on sunday afternoon az = o STOCK
10 proc ed tuGrtri litll cemetery
iIiA'C IL ~ this city on the lsih ui June
AIRY infant SON 81 William ". aud
hdte H. u scUe, aged >iN months,
lie miy sanH III mis- Of tile family arc
respectful Invited TO Attpudthe funeral
rom thr rtsi lrntp Ut ms parents Ht
West second street. nH Ihutalay AFTER
moon al in'Cl"gk. interiupLt 1t the Wall
ImlnRt5n tenn terry.
Gone but not forgotten.
iti ENN-C Clarence Newton Conn died en-
Tuesday Junr 18th aged ) months uGu
The relatives aud friends arc respect
fully invited TO Httonl the funeral iran
his parents TesliCuee, M. % hErnu
ista street OIL lhnrsda". June .lst
iat : ~ O'Clock, lnteru.cnt IN LON
hardy Cemetery.
| A bud the gardener gave US
A pure ara iovulF calii.
| He gave Il 10 onr heepilg.
| To cherish indebted.
But Just MS Il was opening
| lie Tue : cay Of the dnyt
! Down can't The heavenly gari"n
Aud tCch cur bud away,
lgf flrIi In Heaven.
}WALls-on un0 18th, 1854 James wallt
/ Ned ~ wears.
Relatives aud friends arc invited to at.
i end the iuG cral from tftu residence o.
Ills son, Jamrs W. Walls No. 3l3 Gatnal
:, reel, on Friday moIDins. Serv ICES ~
ithe house on Thursday evening ut
O'Clock. lntoImont at Iiarri5villr Md
/ III rH.-At Stanton. ON J une %, Mary T.
i Wite of Atlpn ruth, aged Is years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend her funeral from ia,
residence of her husband, sunday afIsr
ternoOn Ut O'Clock. Services at ihi
hou and interinent at Ghristiana.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-21

A musical and storopticon enter
tainment for the benefit OF soldiers
widows and orphans will be held a
.tha hall OF the Onion Veteran Legion
60j Market street OIL Saturday even
Ing, June q, 1894. Tho smyth Pos
Bind viii furnish music free OF cost
and Comrade j. A, Kilmer will give NJ
exhibition from hts powerful instru,
mont OF some very iIne war views, as
we'll as some laughable comics, Now,
u you desire n good laugh anu 10
help an old soldiers widow and or
plan. buy ticket on sale at Com,
rnda Wells, sos MAJ ket street, and
French. No. 5 East Third street Read,
or, while reading this notice, think OF
yourself and then think OF tho above
needy, aud see that your II elghbor la:
a ticket. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-21

The funeral OF Walter. the four
month-uld bnby OF Frank Grant, 1882
Conrad street. will take place tdmor.
row. lnterment will be made at the
Cathedral cemetery.
The funeral of Clarence, the eight
month Old child OF lsaac GroeD. No. lB
Buena Vista street, took place to day.
lnterment was luada Mt tho Lombardy
Cemetery ....
Albert B.. the nine month.old baby
OF George Lgntcap, Will he buried to.
morrow. lnterment will be made at
LOmoardy cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-21

Church at : O'Clock this eysnlnE
Aluslc anl re;ra-LmeHts. All invited
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-21

Many complaints Of huok st"rs ceiling
without licensaS have been mLda dur
tlDg the p1st few duye. 1t hns beeI
Stated that number OF push cart
dealers have stated that they d Fly tht
ipollce To intcIlers with them II Ii
further claimed that tho dates have
been altered IN several In stnheos aud
that us high as fOur different parties
,uta selling on the saIue license.
A huckstcr wis arrested this morn
Ina fot falling 10 have u license ufd he
Will have healing tomorrow morn
ing In the Municipal QUIT,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-21

For some time past there Lns boon 0
good deal Of compliant mad4 about
tho Illicit salo OF liquor At Newport
To-day Detectives blGNsy ana WitslI
Harry Ayers. coiarod bar
her nj Newport, charged with the Of
Tense. He will be given hcnring THIS
ievenlng bcfoIo Magistrate DALEY
lAflor being arrested hU admilt0d Ihtl
hn had sold without liesRse. 1t i,
rlainNu that soins waeks hn sold over
lCO cases Of bottled keer
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-21
A CAR INSPECTOR KILLED,


An Express Train Almost Instant,
kilis George W. Pyle This slorninr.
Express train No. 20. due In this cit,
from baltimore at il.S3 O'CLOCK oyof
the Philadelphia. Wilmington and Bal
tlmore Railroad. this morning ran
down and almost instantly killed
George W. Pyle. car inspector in the
company's employ.
Mr.. Pylo resided with his wife md
family OF five children ut No. g0l Wast
Second street. When he was killed he
was on his way to got a drluk of
water, A fellow workman warned
him OF the approaching train but he
did not hear tho warming and etepped
directly In front OF the locomotive,
which hurled ils body In the air a dis.
lance OF ten feet. His legs and arms
were broken and the skull fractured.
He was not mnngled by the wheels.
lhe train was stopped and the dead
body removed to the station. where
Deputy Coroner Palmer took charge OF
IT, He Will hold AN inquest to morrow
might.
MIR. Pyle was a mlddie-agad man
anu was well liked ny his fellow work
men. His wife Ia Frustrated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-21

A reader Of tho RErrmIeAN Informs
rs that tho representation OF tie OLD
'l3r.nnds' school house which appeared
On odnns,lny, 10 An exact picture of
,th1t building, wien lie ~,gent to a
.ehool there to AlPry Ann Dixon, 50
ysufs ago. 1t that time tho pump
stood On Wost stfGat and n row OF
f0plar tIues cNtoniad down tho hill
on Fourth street. Among tho pupils
were Anha lnXun Mary Bonsall, tho
Misses Vaughan. WIN, u. Wiley. Geo.
Schrader Gdward und lienry Vaughan,
stephen bonsall aud Edward Farrls.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-21

BALTIMORE. june 81 Police Patrolmen
Michael Ncary and james Dunn were
killed last night by a Northern Central
railway train The officers were chasing
boys who were in bathing in Jones Falls.
and were crossing .restle bridge when
struck. In getting out of he way of one
trnn they stepped In front OF another
Officer Neary was decapitated aud Officer
Dunn had bis head crushed and was
thrown INTO the falls twenty five ieet
brluy
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-21

James Fleming Ia locked up at the
police station un,ier 1900 to answer q
charge OF burglary before the NUM-.
cpd Court Saturday morning. The
arrest was mude on Information OF
Ola uuk, who Ia locked UP In phila-
delhhiA To answer tho ealne charge.
that OF bufIlafizing tho store of the
Delaware Hardware Company on last
Monday night weea. Cook said that
llnmlng and his brother committed
tie theft,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-21

Collector Read. FhH1dalphla. has de
tailed Customs inspector AacNieho
10 examine Deiawaia riN or eteaIi1arl
and repurt whether llie preset yers are
Ia lleit prOpri nlacas,
On onau tlid first vessels examined
thsy we've fuInd stored away witt
ugcless rhmts Ia small rooms, the
doors OF witch were locked.
+ The captain was notified and placed
this ilfc rItservefs where they could
be easily sae,iyed tn case OF necessity
Hereafter inspections will DO nade
Arvnry mouth The increase Of this
number OF people taking trips on
iheao Delaware stDamsra Ia steadily
Increasing AMI tho extra vigilance II
though necessary.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-21

Before Judge Hall In the Municipa,
Court tbs morning Michael MGAIser
". II, Simns aud Peter 81 u inohy
wero fined ~ and costs each for
having been unable to take care OF
themselves bce0u,o they drank too
mitch Intoxicating drink Llst SUNNI
\ cter spout ~ da! . out OF 23T In New
tustle jtl,
l!o Charge of dlsordsrly conduct
against Michael fahev was diam Used.
1t was tostlilel that Fancy Ia hard
WORKING man bat that his wife drinks
ali no time anu that that Is tie cause
OF ttuubls between the pair. There
are Elk children Ia tho family and Mr.
stout. Agent fpr the Prevention OF
cruelty to Children will investiga
Tie case.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-21

The musicl concert given In Wesley
NJ. l.. Church last evening, although
excellent. was poOrly attended. The
com.hittee having it in charge ex-
pressed great regret that the friends
of the church could not appreciate
SUCH music. ps IL was highcln q In every
particular. There seems to he some
contention among tho members,
which should bo laid aside at once.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-21
N accordance with our us.
ual custom at this sea.

N accordance with our u.s.
D ual custom at this sea-
son Of the year We are >5UNE p, 1879 -
MIDSUMMER CLEAR f~AST8 u WE 81 yRSFSSSs<
ING SALE. 5Zy&S~---"~>SSS
At the ending of every MSN,, %N
spring and fall season we KesET tlease prihg NsS&
find ourselves with lots Of sa#i na'h NY w
Odd Suits and Pants, some EI tni"s .na i,. III
three and four OF kind H4s\ ~ ~ s''s Eha
they won't fit everybody but fsssA So s'i M9ss
they may fit you. Others VdgssM '''o''s' <MsM
again have fall assert WsN NI
ment Of Sizes the patterns I'VE @3Ss:gPE:SST
are neat the lit ia all right ~ VI
and the prices We're all right e. ITTW
but for some cause, can't ---------->-~
tell why, they didn't 90.
We're going to make them 90. We're going to Sc
some of them for half prce.
We're going to sell some of them for twothird
price We going to sell some of them for three
quarters price.
See them in the window
Here are some Of the prices:
Mems Working Pants with patent button 65c; til
regular ST kind.
Mems Union Cashmere Pants, Csc, u, 1926. l.5C
Mems Very Fine Cashmere and Worsted Pants
81 30 SD and $3.50
Boys Suits, ages to H. doublobroa5ted, nice ma
terial, 81 others at 9125, Sl5o Sl75, So $3.50, S:
$3.50 and 81.
Mems Suits, neat styles and will give good wca
worth Sc and Sc reduced to 81,
Mons Sats, Atwood, eight coors) for s.; worth S
Mems Suits, S. 600, 97 S., 50, $40, SILL 81:
Sl4 and Sl5.
Boys Knee Pants l5c Boys Knee Pants Soc.
Mems Silk Over.shot Suspenders, with leather trim
mings and wire buckles 14c.
Mems Thin Goats from 25c up.
Our wellknown method of doing business will prevail
II you buy anything of us and you find that yo
could do better elsewhere bring back and we will
turn your money.
II you buy anything of us and it does not suit yo
no matter What cause, bring it back and will retul
your money.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-21

John hct.lrpy was charged In the
Municipal Court This morning with
5u7snall aud haltory ON Charles Penny.
hGrlcs testified that John had struck
him In he bend and blood flowed
RON Tie ears that night.
benjamin Butlcr culored. witness
iGl tho state. testified that Penny was
perfectly drunk and he did not get his
'mtoXialLIoH" IN MI. Grif1ln's saloon.
Penny grabbed aIcElroy aud tore his
down un the sitnot. Butter slightly
passed Him when he was down. lie
was vi tho opinion that McElroy did
MT assault Penny. Tho case was dis
niiassu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-21

PIERRE, $. d., June GA tornado
passed over the outer edge of this city last
evening, blowing over several frame
houses and doing much other minor dam
age, Fortunately no human beings were
seriously injured In the country here
abouts there was much damage TO farm
property, stock being killed and crops
ruined in n strip several miles wide and
long Wires are down in the path of tho
: G at.LIa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-21

The Delaware Exhibition Co. offers
a delightful sunday excursion down
the bay OH tue steamer Richard Stock.
ton. Sunday. juiy ist. Iturords de.
Nghttui ride OF 3 hours on the bay
with music and dancing going AMI re.
turning, Refreshments OF all kinds
will be served on the boat As the
trip Is but fifty eents, no doubt the ca.
pacity of he steamer will DO taxed to
carry the pc ople. Tickets arc on sale
throughout the city also in Chester
aud Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-21

doesn't cost much money at our store
Perhaps you would like pair Of
square too oSfords with neat pa,an
leather tips the 5i.25 kind iorgi cont
with us. Our rs cent Misses Oxford.
are very nice goods for little mouoy
tan ana black In stock. Extra marrow
pointed too russia calf shoes for men
very stylish shoes for looRs and hare
On the feet fur wear, but they arc IT,,
style; tho ~ kind for 81 40; IL mean
10 cents saved on a pair II you wan
them. seine special prices for boys
sizes. Ne nro money savers on a.
kinds OF footwear. Furmnr's. No. /
y, 4th street. between Market an,
King.