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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-27
FORT WORTH SNAPSHOTS.
AN EXPORT WILL mo MADE TO
HAVE A sANGERFEsT IN MAY
purinE the Firemen's Convention
the BoiIcrmnIers' Bnii--cty
uaIi--Power of the Press--,Iar-
rInge Liccnse--Newr in brief.

An effort will be made to enlist the
assistance OF the Deutscher Verein in
entertaining the visitors at the coming
state Flremen's tournament. The idea
Is TO originate some kind Of Maifest
or sangerfest during the time the yisi-
tors are her. The local committees
charged with providing entertainment
and amusement during the meeting
will also make an effort to secure ma
terinl assistance from the city au-
thorities, the idea being that as the
council invited the hremen 70 come
here, that body ought to do everything
possible to properly entertain the
guests.
II sufficient encouragement can be
secured, It Is believed that fourteen
companies. with all their apparatus,
can be brought here. in which event
the tournament viii be the grandest
Anair OF the kind ever held in Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-27

Rev. Graham preached an interest
Ing and instructive sermon at this
mission last evening on the "Resur-
rectlon OF Christ" reading az the scrip
ture lesson Cor. XVIII
Much good was got out OF the meet
ing by the Christians, and larga
number OF men aslged for prayer. BRO.
X. H. Philips a railroad conductor.
will speak this evening and all are
invited
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-27
A NUw OUTLET
a NEW ourLEr
FOR FORT WORTH
FOR fOtl,r MOttTu.

The Fort Worth and Daascr cay railNay,
nppf,,iAtiug the necessity for another llMe
10 the Norih aud Hast 10 accommodate lis
patrons. have conclalcl to ihaus ufato pas-
seuges service from Fort Worth and al
polals 90 It's llue wa iNnhAnAir Cily 10
inigx, Topeka. s.. joe. Emporia, Newton.
Mffhila NelilnEtOr and al pu,ute IN the
North and l1tsv. lily this route you make
practically tns ennie time, making close
CONGESTION al ranhaaule Ciiy. whege
through coachct are pruyided,
other line.
ID. II kFELER,
osne-a, Passenger ana Freight AFsat. Foy7
Worth Tex. =,
CITY Tlcfe, Agent Soi MaGn aRSst. Fort
Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-27

Hon. Robert C. Johnson, Presiding.
The court is engaged in hearing the
case OF the state against Hank EN-
mons, charged with gaming.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-27

Seventeenth District Court.
Hon. W. d. Harris. Presiding
The court was engaged an the morn
ing in hearing the motion docket.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-27

d. II. Keeler, representing the eden
Muaee' and gallery Of performing wax
figures, which will be here next Thurs
day evening at 500 Main street. Is in
the city 70 prepare for the coming OF
hts show. feature or which will be
pattie-held tableag. Introducing me-
chanicnl effects, and thore ~ a striking
ncene from Central Park, New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-27

Remember
We are your friends,
For you can buy
RefriEeraturs
on easy payments at
Maddox. Ellison x Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-27

For rates, tickets and all information
apply or address any OF the tiokytarents,
or GASTON MESIAkR,
Gcnal Pass. a Ticket Ag't
JAKE +. 2URN, City Ticket Agent, Fort
Worth.
w. A. DASHIELI, Il. p. A.. Dallas
l.. s. IN flNE, Third Vice President and
Gen. Sup't, Dallas, Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-27

Rcfrigeratorsl Refrigcratorsl
We have no competition.
Come and see them.
We soil on easy payments.
MADDOX. TllIson q 60.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-27

,ng Of April 3. An Interesting part OF
he report VIII be the fact that II Will
slo,y that there IL a very marked de-
creaae In the appropriations ana vN-
renscs Of every department OF the city
Government.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-27

The sooner you buy one
The more sood you will ret
Out OF II.
We huve the best line
Ever IN the city.
Maddox. Ellison & co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-27

The county clerk has Issued the fol-
lowing marriage licenses since last
Saturday:
James s. Manning and Mrs, sallle
Mcclure.
Aaron II Cans and Miss Alice Hand
blum.
Abram Helms and Miss Sarah Gala
way
II. II. slmonds and Mrs. Margaret
Lowcry.
+. W. Page and Miss Lena Hayne.
Don't forget us
When YOU want
A Baby Buggy or
RefrigeratorH,
or anything In the
Furniture line
Maddox. Ellison a co.
All goods sold on easy payments.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-27

Warm weather
VIII soon be here.
Have you a Refrigerator
Come and see ours.
We have n fine line.
Maddox, Ellison & Co,
We sell on easy payments.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-27

Solid Oak
Refrigerators
only ON sale at
Maddox, Ellison & Co.'S
On easy payments,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-27


No . Leave 500 m Ne. !, Leave $, 10p m
No.4, " NsS p nj No. ., Leave 9.O5 a IN
No O, +" 6.2Oa m No. q, Arr, 1890 p m
No S, E" 1855 a m No $50 a m
No, 10, " ATOP M No, o, 3l0pm
TRASscoNrINESTki. TRkS scoSTINENTAL.
No 80, Leave s. IS am No, 81, Arr $40 p m
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-10

The Blumenthhl Morocco Co., which
employs between 800 and GOO hands il
cnrrying on their immense plant, hu.
bocnme subject TO NUMEROUS patty an
hoyances which ls, TO say the least
very cxaSperntinR to the genial super
intendent. Mr.. Richard Patzowsliy
The Company had teen up before III,
Municipal Court last month for build
ing platform scale on tho sidewalk
which was necessity for weighing
ekins. this tirm handling such Il large
amount OF untanneh skins, that The
scales become necessary adjunct t.
facilitate their business. MIR. Mil.urt
salisbury appeared FOR the company
when the charge WAS dismissed
NOW, On the complaint of q Mr.
Nurphey. the company has beeI
served with notice to appear before
the Municipal Court on "Wednesday tc
answer the charge of ohatrucLing In,
sidewalk on Chestnut street on Tue.
day, July Sd. The superintendent
says in his thirteen yenrsexperience II
The morocco business in New YorL
City, no WAS never nolested or subjec
10 such petty annoyance as he IN!
nteh IN the short time that he hal
located iii this city.
THIS firm Notwithstanding the du
Zines. pay ont some eighteen thoua
and dollars month In wages beside
what they pay in taxes aid other ne
cessary expenses to run their extern
eiNe plant.
There should lie an end to these pett,
charges that require the company Il
empioy lawyer to defend them ever
pthdr week or SO. The charges SHOULD
be quashed BY the judge In the Mum
cttfhl Court and those who enter thu
chniges Tor spite tie made To ply liz
tourt chnrges. Our city has need o
all enter prises that bring work unt
money hero to divine with TIN
Soiklnginen and our stores.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-10
Wash Silks.

We have a large stock Of
Khaki Wash Silk just land ed.
They are on the Silk
counter at go.
Figured Japanese Silks in
the best goods. The kind
that don't pull and split, al
4Se; regular 75c goods.
A lot of Black Knit
Zephyr Shawls at 75e, re
duced from 81.
Our entire line of fine
grade Figured Swiss at Csc
per yard; reduced from soc
and G24c. OF all the great
values we have offered from
time to time, we think this
surpasses them all.
Do not put off seeing
these. Wednesday morning,
at White Goods counter.
Butter.color laces at re.
iducel prices-f off.
Balance Parasols greatly
reduced.
A few dozen Of Misses
Fast Black French Lislt
Thread Hose, in % and 10
inch only, at 33 and 35 cent.
per pair, just half price.
. Also Chitdren's Fast Black
LlSle Thread Hose, IN size:
j to 81, at 12l cents. Jus
half price.
All our fancy Leather belt
lat loo. each ; reduced from
50c., Toe. and 81.
We are not philanthro
pists, we don't make thes
prices simply to give yo1
something, bat because W
want to sell the goods ar,
are willing to pocket til
loss.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-10
309 Market Street
COME EARLY.

Since the commencement OF this
great sale o. clothing. prices have
been paralyzed. During The present
week the wholesale firm have decided
to make settle ,lent and clean
sweep will he made, Everything in
III ) 81 0 Will be sold ut 20 cents on the
dollar, which snre5 you 80 cents on
every dollar spent here. Never before
IN our experience has thers been a
time when u dollar could travel so
lar, III purchasing seuse ns il can
tod y.und That the people of Whining.
ton rcc Jsntzo tho faut that nowhere
Will IT 40 farther THAI III this Winding
up sale.
ills sale has afforded grea. oppor.
tunlties to wide.awaRe buyers, prices
have been stabbed so hard W hich in
all probability VIII not be repeated
Tor many years. We advise The sire Wd.
eat Judges oil qualities and values to
Keep watchful eye on this SHE und
not dolay Attendance upon he same,
for cyclone demand may swe 10 the
bargains we ollef beyond tht IL roach,
Notwithstanding the prevailing de.
preston In business our saie b IS been
n SUCCESS, and the people OF Whining
ton are satisfied it's genuine. Remetn.
Dor the battle ends III few duys.
Mems Tweed Cashmere suits, s!.fS,
scotch Chelvot Suits. IS ls, worth
Sll 30.
Gray and Brown Suits, s4.25. worth
SO 80.
Mems fancy wnfsted suits. ia all
shades. So. %. worth SloUU.
Clay Diagonal SUITS. IN loEg regent
cutawuya - 40. worth 543
Mems WI rklIg Pants, 30 cents: dress
Fan s.Si.oi.alid stili iluer ones al /! 81,
Sl.oy SO To-
Chidren's 5 uits. 30 cents.
Knee Pants, 10 and 20 cents. worth 50
and 10 cents.
Alpaca coats 80 cents.
seersucker Goats aud Vests 25 cent.
Llnon Coats, ? cents. and lots I
other bargains which cannot be men.
toned hero.
Pastel tho number of sos Market
street in your hat so you viii bs
sire to get at tho rig hf, sale.
Open from a. IN. uatil . ut night,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-10
by.
SPECIAL REQUEST

Tho people OF Wilmington have
asked the manager OF No. 224 Market
street to extend this great sale Of tne
clothing and ladies' suits for one week
longer. the working people OF VIII
mington end surroundings bsing
unable to attend this great sale for tho
past week. Tho manager has tele-
graphed 10 the manufacturers. and
they have decided to continue thle
sale, Positively one week longer to
give the balance which have not SO.
cured their wants, Bear in mind thu
this 10 positively your last chance Z,
secure fine clothing and ladies' m.
dresses. Don't delay. Avoid tb o rusb
These sro the following psic'.s for tn,
last woek:
Men's TWaea cassimsra suits. ess6
worth sa.00i SCOTCH cheYlotaui.- = :, ~
,or,h 81, - -. u. 90,
....ov; Gray aud Brown suits.
S3 ST, worth SIS 90; Meme fancy
wcrsted suits, In all shades, 1880,
worth $l8 a5; Clay diagonal suita In
long regent eutaways. 5000. worth
s2e; Mons working pants. 90 cents
Dress pants. $1.1s; and still finer ones
ut $3.50. sl.6s. sl.s9; Chlldren's suita'
10 cents; knee pants. 20 cents, worth
80 cents; alpaca coats. 90 cents
seersucker coats and vests. IS cents
linen coats, 23 cents; ladies Et.sl
serge cults In navy blues, sl.oo. Norti
s4.OO; ludies' ilue English aereo cult,
y :, hroadcloath and oil loeding styles
ss-- ,',s Al az ,yorth sin M
imported ssmp..-.
$500 and $3.50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-10

NEW YORK, July 10.-The news Of the
sudden death Of General Daniel McCauley,
at Managua, Nicaragua, was great shock
to the hosts Of friends possessed by tina,
distinguished soldier In this city. HI
went to Nicaragua less than two months
ago to remain as permanent agent Of tbs
Maritime Canal company, and up to ths
middle of last week was In tho best o!
health. No details Of his last illness hav,
been received as yet. The president o.
Nicaragua has decreed that he be buried
with military honors.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-10
WORKING 'ss Till BABIES,
Busy sceues ut the Mig vermont Estnb
li.hmeni Where I.actnted Food Is We
pared for all Parts OF the World.

Mothers are everywhere related by
tho mere fact OF motherhood.
Their Joys. their sorrows and their
needs arc the same oil over the world
Think VT the countless ba'"-. in Tn,
den. IN Canada md oven In distant
iAnsi"a,ia, who are growing up rosy
checked ind brlght.eyed on the slm
diet OF lactated food that mothers In
America know so we'll.
Only those who have visited tho Zig
esta 1lishtnent at Burlln1to"
:, ' .ay iiaa Of tho trem on
,.vus amount of this world.famous
baby food which Is weekly produced
at The central establishment. As the
weather grows warmer every effort Is
made to meet the enormous demand
for iactated food. not only In this
country and Canada. but from the va
fious branches In foreign countries.
Il IL IRON the London branch house
ItLeC goods ATE forwarded to the large
cities Of Europe and the east, among
1.-The largest shipments being those
sent to India and to the Australian
branch, located at Sidney, n s.. w.
visit TO this busy establishment In
burlington never fails to make last.
ling impression on every mother md
on my one who is at ali Interested In
~ Q question OF reliable baby food
that shall DO genuine substitute fol
mott er's milk. The absolute elranll-
es In every process. and the arrange.
IN u, Is OF meeting the big demands In
July aud August without undue haste
or carelesensss that might interfere
WI Ii the perfection OF the food al ways
delight visitors.
SLlikes are unknown amona all
these busy persons. because with the
constant demand tor lactated food al
all seasons, wages arc kept IN, 30 that
the employed have come to feel thell
own Interests bound up with those oil
the establishment. BY this friendly
cooperative spirit among all who are
concerned with the preparation OF lac
tnted food. IL has been possible to pro
duce baby food absolutely pure, al
the ingredients OF which are carefully
Elaborated and consoientiously com
lbined.
Physicians, after inspecting these
buildings, which are models of neat,
noes and convenience. unhesitatingIy
prescribe lactated food for invallds,
Especially as tho direct supervision OF
tho preparation OF the food mas been
from first to Inst under one of the pro.
fessors of Nermont's famous uni.
versity. I.actated food 10 to-day
every where prescribed as the ono real
substitute for healthy mothers milk,
combining excellence never before SO.
cured OF marvellous nourlshinR pow
lers. and yet being taken by all babies
with decided relish when every other
food is rejected.
All that is needed to keep baby per.
Ifectly well In summer and safe from
cholera infantum and diarrhoea that
lrnrry of so many thousand babies
during the not weather, Is proper
notrlsL mcnt and cleanliness. These
two indispensable qualities are found
i'm laclated fJol aud this ls how II has
learned that splendid reputation Of the
tiEfunt food that saves babies lives. .
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-10

L,NDoN, July iO.-LsOs O'clock The
Britannia won tho raes by two min.
utss.
LONDON. July 1o.-The American
yacht vigilant. which has been de-
'feated three t!mes by the Englis b
yacht Britannia, went against th al
craft again this morning, for the
Clyde Corlnthian cup valued at $500.
II o. m. The boats have started aud
the Vigllant 10 leading.
Glasgow 10 o'clock, The time II
making Ktlcrogan on the fret turn
was: Britannia . hrs,, 5 minutes and
20 secon de. vigilant, hrs, 8 minutes
land 90 seconds. -. ...... e..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-10

Whom the case of John o. Hook was
called in the Municipal Court last
night tho court ROOM WAS packed. He
was charged with keeping II disorder.
ly' house at lepth and Poplar streets.
Or. james II Morgan dapused that
a large number OF men aud boys are
IL the habit of congTegating ut HoOh 8
ear store. md that they use vile nnd
in at nE ngu 80.
a's,de, swearing Is going on nearly
a tho tiiut Othor witnesses testified
y The disordor including Sergeant
6!uck ana t'inter Solomon. cards
have been played for cigars inside
,Fook deHiel tho allegations through
b : counsel William 5. iiilles. lie wis
hIed t2O and costs as the court rulet
tAnt where games were played for any
kind OF stakes the place was disorder
/, house.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-10

This morning about 8 O'clock officers
Palmer and Quinn found the door OF
Joseph Cannon's store at the $ L. cor.
ner sixth and ratnail streets In sus.
plclou5 state with the transom open,
The door was unlocked and entering
they found Alexander ScrIbner and
Martin Benson. two colored youths
lying behind the counter. Scribner
triad to puta lady's gold watch and
chain In his shoe. They were taken
to the city hall where another watch
was found on Benson.
In the Municipal Court this morn
Ing John Dougherty recognized the
watch and chain as being his wife'e
property. The other watch was Identi.
fed by James Patterson, a bonrtlar al
Dougherty's house. They were held
In $1,000 bail Tor further heating to-
morrow morning. All the goods were
afterwards recovered.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-10

BoRDENTowN, N. j.. July 10.-Ths case
of Charles Hunter, colored, charged with
the murder Of James Reynolds at the
Burlington county almshouse. Pember.
ton, on July 30, 1898, came up for trial be
fore Judge Garrison at Mount Holly yes
terday. The testimony Of DIR. Parson,
Melcher and Theodore b. Gaskill, stew
ard of the almshouse, showed that Hun
ter was subject. to spileptio Ats, and wa
not responsible for his acts. Judge Gar
rison thereupon ended the trial by sen
fencing the accused to the state insan
asylum.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-10

White Enameled Iron
Beds-$5, with wire spring
mattress included, 3 exc 6.
We make to order ...
Hair Mattresses, .. .....
Feather Mattresses,
Elastic Felt Mattresses,
Husk Mattresses,
and all kinds of bedding.
We sold nearly out of our
Boston Rockers in one day.
The most comfortable Rock.
er for porch use or sewing
yet made. We have ordered
largely from the manufac.
turer and we can supply you
this week S5 cents.
Our high.grade XVI Cen.
fury Rockers are here yet at
ISl.50.
Real India Stools in white
maple, cherry, antique oak
and walnut, the finest grade,
regular S. qualities for So.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-10
TIE NEW UooKMAN CHURCH.


II win be Opeued for Service snnda
Observation-Disclosures of the Editice.
The now church edifice of the Cook.
man III. L. congregation. at Four.
teenth and DUPONT streets Will be
opened Sunday and tho first services
will be held III 1t on tho mornlng OF
that lay.
The building has not yet been com
pleted. but ns the congregation has II
place In which to worship they wi
occupy 1t a few weeks ahead OF the
time at first Intended. The dedicator ,
exercises have not yet been arranged
but II ID probable that they will DO hel d
tp about four weeks.
The building III MS pretty one as
any In the city. 1t la constructed OF
brick with trimmings OF Brandywlne
xruni.e In the rough. The roof ls IA
b!ed and the front Is set off b. to sci
which gves the building splendid
appearance. When completed ter
race will lie made and tic entrance
reached by flight of steps
Tue interior la finished In llRbL
colors, the walls boing ar light mortar
with sand finish. Tie wood work &
stained and grained In oil llsctrlct
tyfurnlshes the light. The audltori
\ um will seat about 500 people CON
fortably and d ga lury to the front o.
the building will scat about 50 more
Inc pulpit Will be beautifully furnish
ed.
The building is we'll lighted, hayinu
two large windows on each side ant
other5 to the front and back. Thes,
Will be filled b. stained gluss and ther,
Will probably he several memorial,
among them. This work Will he com
pleted before the last of the week
1here Is but one entrance oil Du Pont
street. which leads into a vestlbul IL
ana then into tho auditorium. IN,
building will cost $500 when CON
pieted.
The progress OF tho Goldman con
gregation has boon often much up. Iii
work. About five years ago IA mis-
sion was started at Thirteenth nut
Scott streets by Rev. NJ. TAYLOR, nov
deceaeed, which afterwards became I
chapel. The members huve worked
almost continually since for the cree
fion OF rev building aII it wa.
only 10y them. and assisted by IN,
pnstor, Row. Mr.. w. L. White, tia
their laoors wero crowned with sue
cass. -
The Ladies' Aid Society worked no
ply Tor the Gauge, AZ did also severn
individual mem bers.
The regular class meeting of tn,
congregation Will lie held to IL orroy
eveniI g at the home OF Willard 1
lot h.h tho prayer Meeting seryic,
a. the home OF Bsnianlin Thompson
10 noth these services tho public /
Invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-10

All pure Linen Lawn,
white ground with black
figures--31c goods this sea.
son, are reduced to l5c per
yard. ...." a..a ....
All of our fine quality
ISerpentine Crepes, with
lowered figures, are reduced
from lSc to l2lc.
Outing Flannels in the
fine 12ac grades, reduced
to Sc per yard.
Madras, the Csc grade, in
stripes and plaids, are now
12ac per yard.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-10

Chancellor Wolcott presided at botl,
the SESSIONS OF tile Orphans aud
tClnneary Courts this morning. lie
com !nissioners appointed by III.
G aneollor to make partition OF tin,
zeal estate of James Mccoy. deceased
reported no partition being made,pHt
John II. Rodney was appointed trustee
to effect the sale OF the property.
The remaining portion OF tie morn.
Ing session was occupied by the hear.
ing of additional testimony In the
case OF Emma Tumlin VS.. Alexander
Is xter, executor OF Mitchell Groove,
deceased.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-10

Dumb called on the Munnisweils tt
day. Stylish people, house splcndidly fu,
nished, Received mo very graciously an
asked Inc to call again.
Gunn-You don't mean It'll Away
heard they were very exclusive. How di
they entertain your
Dunn-oh, 1 didn't stop long. Oni
called with g biz ssear Try goods. But
Thought 1t was very kind In Mrs. Munnis
we'll to ask mo to call again. -Bosto
Transcript.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-10
On Wednesday

morning we will offer the
following lines of goods at
the great reduction mon
toned, and as you all know,
we only advertise facts, You
may expect good values for
your money.
Silk Waist at half price.
You may not think so, but
come and look at them and
see the prices. You will then
know we mean just what we
say. +. .....
Fine Cotton Waistreduced
to 39c., from soc.
Fine Imported Zephyr
Waist at 81, from Sl.5O;
Sl.50, reduced from 50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-10

BosToE July lo:-Ths prisoners In tn
house d Correction az south Boston mu
tinted yesterday and refused to work
threatening tbs lives Of the officers. In
few moments all the shops were in stat
of tumult The officers drew their club
and charged on abe prisoners. The me
resisted, and attacked the Officers wit
their eelsl st2sls and Anything the
could lay thelr hands on. The officer
finally drew their revolvers and fired sew
eral shots at the convicts. One sho
struck a convict in the cheek and Ell
fectually frightened the mutineers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-10
300 Market Street,
Between Third ami Fourth
streets.
WILMINGT ON.


Doesn't cost much moDey at our
store. Perhaps you would like a
pair OF oxfords with neat patent
lebtheri tips, the Sl.25 kind, for o;
cents with us. Out 75.cent misses
oxtords are very nice goods for little
money; tau and black in stock Elk ra
trrow pointed toe Russia calf sh COS
foI men, very stylish shoes for looks
aud hard on the feet for wear. but
they are tho style; the IS kind for
81 40; 1t means go cents saved on q
prices for boys sizes. We are money
save on all kinds of footwear. For.
mans. No. 10 L. 4th St, between Mar.
ket and King.