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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

Only nine members of tho Board OF
Trustees OF the Poor met at the aims.
house to-day. Tho superintendent re-
ported number of Inmates: White
women. 56 white children. 3, white
mon l2e; cclored women, ~; eplored
children, Z; colored mon, Is; tDtal. PCS.
Deaths, Annie Little, aged 60 yoars,
resident OF Wilmington. Robert Greer,
aged 80 years resident of Middlstown.
john Taylor, aged 20 years, resident of
kirkwood.
There were births. n. r. Culbert
moved that MIR. Newell make appiica-
tion for john Glacklen. aged IL years
Tor admission to the Catholic College.
The payroll amounted to 1854 50.
Tue house committee consisting OF
the Messrs. Walker, Miller and Moon
Iey reported everything about the
building In good order.
Tie house committee for next
month will consist OF Messrs. G orman.
Husbands and Enos.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

NV Castle, n5l.. September 26. 1894
The Charl Sumner Republican
Club In regular session adopted the
following resolutions unanimously;
We endorse the trnast worK done at
the convention u tn. coinled vo'ors
OF Delaware on Ssptalubpr 18th. lSgi.
at Dover, bel, therefore lie 1t re-.
solved.
We, the memhers of the Charles
Summer Republican club denounce
this Independent mt vemcut us all uu.
wise end to reach success as IL race.
We den0lIn o 1t because IL dols not
conform with common sulise and rea.
son.
Resolved. G We as men of tho
grand old Republican party do not
want special plnnli7 nut into cur Tlnt.
form for us; we teiuE factor OF ito
platform OF Aug. q, 1874.
Resolved % We do not approve OF,
neither do vs. ask for mixed schools.
To speak Of mixed srhools Is an Insult
10 intelligent citizens aud an iupO5..
ton upon ignorant peOpls; ali we asli
is better school fac ties and an in,
created appropriation for our schools.
Resolved. ~ We will rally every
force 70: hettcr laws, wipe out thos4
sGhools tuI our Oh ldien aid pace
Delaware in line with tbs progressive
States Of the MON.
MudiAM I. IEH, TY. hartman.
NIiIkM u, SlENIlNu, SOC.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

A dispatch says: Perhaps one OF the
most unusual cases that has come un.
der the Jurisdiction OF the Common
Pleas Court for many years lie that
begun yesterday, In which white
man sues a eol9ret man for alternating
tho affections Of his wife.
Albert Blundy. white man OF
about 80 Years OF age. has instituted
proceeding In trespass against Tho
mas Ii Burton, a wsll-known colored
man,Bnd seeks to recover 81. 900
damages. In his stat5msnt filed In
the frothonotary's office. Blundy
charges Burton with alternating the
nifectio ms of his (Blundy's) wife. and
with inducing her by fraui and per-
suaslOn to leave hor husband. The
papers In tho case wsrs this morning
( placed in the hands OF Sheriff Ingram.
and will be served upon the defen.
/ dant o.day.
Bundy and his wife and child had
been living together until recently on
4 East Gay street. Baltimore. but 1t is
said that they have not gotten along
/ vol together during tho past year or
two AS the husband charged his wife
repeatedly with associatlug with PEG.
pie not OF her own color. A few days
ago the trouble was Resumed. and the
result was that the coupe separated
| Where Mrs. Btundy has since been liv-
ing has not been asceatained.
| On several occasions the Blundy6
have figured in some role In court aud
on one or two occasions the 10 orea
man Burton Uecams bondsman for the
plaiutiif In this suit. AMI u disinterest.
cd barty would have suppo sed them to
be rather friendly Burton Is said to
be tho owner OF some real estate In
West Chester.
Sheriff Ingram arrested Burton tb is
morning as he was passing along
High street Defendant asked that he
be taken to tue Office OF his counsel
John }. Gheen, ESQ, aud his wish was
complied with. In the course of an
hour he furnished ball in the sum Of
$1,000 and was released. The case
will be disposed of in Common
Pleas Court unless 1t is settled In The
meantime.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

The Objects OF the cold snap were
visible IN tho Municipal Court this
morning. as there were no cases to be
tired tut those fot drunkenn"ss.
Maggie Clarke, who has besn stay
Ing with Snerln Gould. tried to keep
her spirits up by taking too much
spirits and was fined 80 and costs.
Barney Lnlier Just returned from
iherdeeu. Md. where he had been en-.
LHged IN canning factory. was iine 1
II and costs for imblhlug too freely oi
corn juice. Lapier it viii bs r.mem
nered rscelved II Years sentence in
the Y. 5. Court some years ago roI
lnanslnughter. During voyage to
this country he killed the captain OF
the boat.
| Jonn Charlton, Patrick Hickey and
| George Walker were each fined 81 ans
\ costs.
John MaIavend was fined 81 and
| costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26
Al THE B. GINNING

Of this new season we invite
you here to see what we have
Ior you this Fall and comm.
inter.
The most important thin.
of all you must not forget;
we are III business to make
II oney, and we'll sell you al
the clothes we can, and YET
we want you never to be sick
OF your bargain--that is we
say SICK Of us-for we
want to see you again and
again every time you wan
CLOTHES.
From Sc to 50 we arc
show ng eight styles of all.
wool Mems Suits; last season
they would have cost you So
to $l2. Thirty styles oil
Mems Suits at $40 is a grand
showing of this popular
price,
You ought to see what VIC
have tot SD, for S,l4, lol
SD and for SIS.
Store open every evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

Tho rumors that the accounts of FIX
Marshal Newlln show shortage OF
several hundred dollars Appeals TO be
lunfounded, at least Clerk of the Court
). Redmond Smith says he has nc
knowledge whatever of any deficiency
and does not helieve TINT any exists
MIR. Smith occupies position that
l'uables him To know pretty fully
bat is going on In the MhrsEai'i OF
ice. and II there were amy shortage
we suppcse II would soon come to tta
shrs. NewsmongeIs sLouid be care.
'ul or they may do inuocent parties
gre at Injustice.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26
y SOCIETY NOTES. ~

Miss Iizzle BrinQhurst is the guest
OF Miss Ann Trainer OF Trainer. Pa.
Miss Sallie Manuel IL visiting Miss
Mcbride OF Chester.
Harry L. Draper and Miss Mary T..
Vance. Of this city, were married ie-
Gently at the South Chester Baptist
parsonage by Rev @. W. Ray. ID. b.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Carpenter spent
Sunday in Washington.
Quite a pleasant birthday party was
given by Miss Sallis Schinn at her pa.
rents resdenc, No. 1919 W. Second
street, on Monday evening which wna
participated III by quite number of
her young friends who enjoyed them.
Selves with games, music aud singing
until the We sna hours, when they
iett wishing her mauy happy returns.
About eleven O'Clock they all Sat down
to table laien with all kinds OF re-.
II eshments which were much enjoyed
amid laughter and Jest. Among those
present we're:
Misses Elsie Colt Emma walRor.
Birdie Wilmer. Lee Mercer. May San.
derson, Maggie Woodrow, Martie
mel. Alfred Peoples. Carl Woodrow,
Harry Snyder. Leonard Darrell. Mr..
and Ma. j. w. Persgoy. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Shinn and many others.
Win. Mcdowell has been yisitlng
friends 10 Trainer, Pa.
The twenty'liith anniversary of the
marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. X Nor.
ris will DO celebrated at their home at
n o. 325 East Fourth street on Thurs.
day cvoBinE, the 27th instant.
musicale will be given at the First
Presby terrain Church on Monday even.
ing, Oct. LIST, under the auspices OF
Miss Emma lhielman. for the benefit
OF q. l.. Talent fund. Tickets will be
20 cents. The entertainment promises
to be something fine.
Mr.. Howard Garrett, formerly OF the
lirm OF Finley. Garrett and Wilson,
was In our city yesterday
Albert McCaudle is visiting Middle.
town.
Miss May Sanborn Is visiting frlonds
In Middietown.
Victor Green spent Sunday with his
parents at Mlddletown.
ID. Is. Coppage spent Sunday at Mid.
dletown with the family of Cashier
John b. Crouch.
John L. Martin. of Coatesyllle, Pa.
was In our city yestetda visiting
relatives, piior to gong West on a
Visit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

The following from the Evening
journal liz worth reading:
Asa political org in-grin Ter ChaIr
man H4n!y Is not a howiing success.
Before tbs primaries he seL the New.
ark organ To PLAYING the "lfantv
March and anti Bancroft Dirge."
Alter tho primaries, in which hs was
defeated by Samuei Bancroft, Jr., he
he.an playing tho "l'aarroft Triu m.
phni March on Mr.. BancroTts organ
at FIfLh and Shlpley streets. hut found
imrossiblo To remove the ANTI.
Bancroft Dirge" cyllnler from the
Newark organ. II the fnithful few
want their ears ticiied they mu 81
come to Wilmington. They lind no
comfort in the WHITE Clay Creek hun.
drei strains OF the versatile composer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

AIR. George +. Robinson, of No. l0l
West Tenth street. while lisllug with
several companions on Monihy at tile
canal caught two bass that mgasured
nearly thirty inches and weighed some
four or live ponuls, They were
a perfect pair Ut beauties George had
them on exhibition On IuesGRy at hls
saloon. and they were admired by all
who seen them
II was an accident the way one was
hooked set line with some dozen
hooks Oh 1t had been Put out and
baitap with worm. 4 small sun fish
came along and got hooked, then tho
bass nude a grab for the sun lisu and
got hooked liig fish are sometimes
caught ~ the caupl II you don't DO.
lieye It, Try Tor yourself.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26
GrEat Stress

has been laid by advertisers the Tariff and the
changes this subject have been rung by macy extrava
ga tly in order to force business. Now that tile matter
has been definitely settled it is certainly wise to accept
the situation without further discussion and to set to work
to build up confidence and restore prosperity.
The outlook for the Fall trade is promising and We
lace the future with confidence that shows itself in ths
remarkable preparations VIC have been making for the
coming season. Our stocks will be found to be full O
choice and soasonabe goods purchased at the low figures
lately made possible by the exceptional situation ano
now offered by us at proporonatcIy low prices. We in
vito an inspection of what claim with dle moderation
OF sasomen to be the finest aud largest stock we have
ever exhibited
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

Sergeant McDermott showed HIS
pluck yesterday Afternoon on Frank
!! II street batwetn Second AMI Third.
\ ANAL boy clus1i u pair OF horses
away from seventh and Monroe
streets. AT Fourth aud Franklin the
team coiilded With another wagon
and sOon after wards broke loose. At
llEely rata they We're dash'ng down
FranKiin strr't wnen tine plucky wear.
or OF the .ireity red stripes dashed III.
To the rhiddio OF tho stroet and stop.
bed the lDTsrS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

While Patrick Lyons VITO resides al
No. $40 hurch street, WAS IN the act
OF ertrring his house last evening bs
tween ~ anu O'Clock, by way oil the
back shed. he slipped and Tell, eaten.
ing his left arm on II meat hook, max.
ing wound some q inches long.
Patrick SAID liz had been helping a
neighbor to move and on gatting
through 1t DeiEg late, he concluded
tot To awaken his family aud sought
to enter tie house by The rear way, bv
climbing on the shed roof. anu met
with the accident as stated above
Dr, II. u. Bncimaster placed 10 stitches
in tho wound which Patrick bore lil,r
a martyr. Tho wound although very
PAINFUL Is not considered dangerous.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

The life record OF William Pyle, l.
f. was closed in Iuneral obsequi a.
paid by manly orders to which no bs
logged. at Gl6 West 18th street and
brandywine cemetery.
Delaware Lodge .3l. Brotherhood of
locomotive. l'iremel presented IA floral
head lighp made by Chus. u. Sparks,
Jr., llorlsJ.
Lodge 2l2 OF Locomotive Engineers
presented floral emblem of the set.
ting sun" by J. l.. Brown, florist
Aiessrs. Redmile. Morgan. Stricken
argent and Cakes wore ON flora
com lttees.
line ritual was read at the house anu
the grave. Rev. Thomas Il. Terry of.
liciated. There were pail bearers ire IN
HOPE Lodge. No, II, !. .. o. f., b, of
L. r.. anu Il. oil l.. l.. 1 lie funeral WAS
!hrgeiy attended. aud there was excel.
lent management w Samuel Murpney,
Jr., undertaken.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

Miss Sallie Sullivan who has Just re.
turned from u sehen weeks visit TO
friends in MIddlctOwD and Earievills
was rendered u very pieusunt social
by her friends Monday evening.
Among those present were: Misses
keba ami Mary Iiiest Florence Payord,
May and Blanche Nhitcraft, Lulu,
lHaliie and Jennie sullivan, Alessrs
Hurry Connolly, William buckingham
Clinton fogwoil, Charles Martin, Mar
Ishali Campbell. Wallace Connolly,
Mrs. sullivan and Nj ami Mira Z. W.
Bennett
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

Fall has set in In earnest and tbis
IN 0rnlng those wuo were up early ielt
"a frosty keenuoss In the atmospheric.
III tile country the cold air was fe 1t
more and in some places the NJ eruury
Registered as low as AZ degrees In
the northern part OF the county, q
light frost was reported. In the city
the Thermometer did not get below
tho iB degree mark. Uvercoats were
loutand n lew heavy wraps were sen
heing worn by the women folk, and
those who were without thgse z r.
ments were Internationally cool. lie
prospects are That tho cool wealth r
Iwill Her SGT back for few wueks
lat least
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-Tho anthracite
coal sales agents, at their m.ctin!. to
day, advanced the Eastern price OF
Goa! to the May circular, which WIS
500 Tor broken and egg, and 81 10
for stove and chestnut. Western prices
were advanced t. - per ton for CRATE
and -. Is for other sizes to Buffalo o.
] he prices to Chicago were advanced
to : i.15 Tor CRATE and 81 per net ton Tor
other sizes. These prices take effect
immediately The output for October
was liked at =, 900, 0JO tons.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

Geor4e ". liam ph.ey, eX.edit or of
tae avery i.vnuing, ieit H. morning
Tor l'ordE. ieiorr leaving The city
bo eal ,cu at thc Every Evening uiI.c,
10 bud gaol-bYe t. lis frci.is wiz n
he was aErceabiy surpl ,rt 70 iiHd u
handsome sitvet toa sriNicg awaiting
lntn - testimonial vi the laspvrt in
Which lie wa md by line etan the
gentleman w IS S.siUly .ailectsd by tie
SURPRISE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

E7aR GE VI iuG I-rua.n house. ARMY
- ID M'hehIrS ilroone ard ls.,m
Mn : - ~ II.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

MY NIEiI Geoi general hat,-r.,orr.
Nm ers - > per week. Aist ,o3ks,
WI tc IA oil re No e.. e.. Itefsr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

William iIaIey. Thotnns Haley i.
Mason Philips and Luther tIoutl were
at 1t Georges ON Monday wEera they
,snent tn 6ny iisltlug, They ,uade a
good catch but just how nHuY "ould
not TO atcnrtainnd. William Haley,
however was the NEST successful
fisherman and lie now cnrliea the
medal Ton The honor. A cat and kit.
lens which were taken urO,abll gave
Me fishermen their ltlcR.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26


The Republican ratification meeting
which Will bs held on saturday oven.
lug ie taking big proportions. tn.
speaHors' stand will be erected at
Fourth and King streets. facing
against the hill from Market street.
hartman iurrls anI Secretary
Michel have charge OF the demon
stration The speakers Invited for Tho
crfasiun arc the Hon. Anthony Hig.
gins. Lew G. Bird. William {.
Spiuance. Colonel l}ouiam NieIds,
General James IL Wilson, Washing.
tou hastings. Edward q. Bradford
Henry L. conrad Colonel Samuel \.
Macallister George A Elliott, Phillp
= Ghurrhman. William s Hilles
Francis ii. llofTsckpr. Horace q.
knowles, Charles NJ Curtis, John l..
Nields, Hugh G. Browne AIartl II
y. burris William Michael BryEe anu
Harry Waterman.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

SPARKS from the futuaCe OF the
Maiieabla Iron Company his morn.
Ing SIT ire 10 the roof OF thu house
No. 9'a lavloi Estreet, and opeupi. q
by hacktanrl Ashton, co ured. Sumo
exc.teh Individual saBt II, wo aarns
from hos Fl. at Seventh ana kMiioRd
avenne, ralliug ont the Washington,
Delaware, LluetIy and Reliance coin
nohl'a, PIT tho ilro WIS only slight
ana WAS eNtinguisund iH two minutes,
after i loss II about ID.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

Eph Rent \ .neo I'd story front roo,,
a Turn ahcG \ g. u,utrru pms. at No.
III Pop dr street sti.ps
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

While William MuCulluugh, cnlured
who Is employ led 10y 1 Il brown who
\ eepn IL boarding stable at lila lat.
nail street was riding ono Of his
hurses down Tenth street. this
III 9rnlng, the animal slipped and
fell at Tenth AMI T1tnai streets
throwing Mccullough. cutting his
hand aud sprnihing his ankle. lie
was carried into the stables OF William
5. lanq ~ AT belwaIe avenue AMI Tat
nali street and n physician Summoned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

mus ned, has take lhh nil!s nj smiths
luTiGgs, ON the br4nt! wine and 10 now
prepared to furnish lie farmers 10 lr
,aId teai, saw logs &c, ,yr.. ut short
! ottea ami at moderate p;!ces. Ii "a
lAL eubsrptIsing young man anu do
serves encouragement he farmers
shodid Klfe him n trial ana Iots re.
Is ults.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

The COMPANY presenting "rhe Old
South Clusei "A very SUI cessfui en-
Easement AT tho Grand Opera House
las, evening.
Inc RoHinson Opera Company Will
hold the boards ut the Grand Opera
House tAa balance OF tho week com
aisnethg this evening. tho operas.
Mascot, this evening; CIRCLE GIrotia,
lo.mnrrow; Chimes of Normandy,
FRIDAY; Dlivette 5 ,turday evynlug
and Pinafpre, Saturday afteru apu.
Inns Is said 10 lie 1t Thoroughly good
good company and is hIgAly spoken
OF 10y botn pra5s and public
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26
cDo!sman Church to he Formally De,ii
4 ted.

The new Goodman NJ, +. Church. Mt
Fourteenth and DuPcnt streets. will
~ formally dedicated on sunday.
The editice will be beautifully deco
rhtad and the exercises will he Mt.
tended by n large numeor of MethU-
dists from all over the city. In tho
M rnlng Rev. DIR Stubba. OF SLOAN
church. OF Philadelphia. and former
pas'or OF Asburv, will preach. Or.
J. II. Howard Will preach In tho after.
noon and the Rev. J. u. G. Hanna In
tho evening. The dedicatory exercises
will be held at that time To all the
services the public Ia welcome.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

A sale OF fine IIolstoin cattle, belong.
ing to the National Dredging Com.
pany. will tax" place at the National
Hotel, Ia Mildletown, on Thursday
afternoon, Persons leaving this city
on the Ills train will he on time.
Stldham will call tho sale and point
out the bargains. For particulars see
adv
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

MI FOruar No. 80 West Ti,4
STRAIT has a tree ia ina yard whi1f
bears lot of tho finest utIim.5s,.
every year tAut can be Iuuni nry
where. He treats the tras with wo5l
ashes, winch prevents the attacks of
worms ann keapa # vlEuroug and
Thrifty Other fruit rrOweta NAV
take l'a nint To have good II ut III.
Trees 'nuai lie tree from tie ravares .,
ihsect7 ai,d Geit IN Thrifty coudI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

NV YORK 5 'pt - la vl"w Of tho
lhrg" amount OF refined sugar On hand
I"Ed The sect IL lie new |. IA. piest-
Gent iiaHsmeyer 81 tho Ansrign
II gar iietuiug COMPANY, has issupd
iGld@rs lat the closing anna INCA
ini ube.hnt az The relilern'4 uI.dG! its
i"cntryl; tie others 20 follow suit nrZs
week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

Next tuesday evening yIus Castle,
No. I. Rni.hls Of the Golden lGng .,
tVIii hO,H u grand re union ut their
hall tilih and French streets. hs
|et"seisos which niil consist of al.
"a essrs, rha,il'Is aud recitRiions, Will
q" very lhtairstlhg ard all o.d menu
.hers are urgently requested TO lie
present
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

Char 90 kgrtz and Fred lIriss left
'lhls CITY over tho Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad last evening for To.
Iruhto. Canada, whera they will attAnl
lhe annual essslon OF the Grand
Lodge OF knigh OF st. John as uele.
x ttrs from Delaware. They wore ae.
Gompaniel to the depot by IAnlal
Dohl and Councilman StHais.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

ChAnK-on tho cath inst, al booth,
Corner Delaware County. Pa. Wesley
Clark. in his sIth year.
1h'Ie 5=iiNSs aud 'r ads of the famil,
funeral, on Thursday AFTERNOON nj
ouluck. from his lat" resi- lrnaP IuGt Il,
Corner. IntcrmsnI at bethel NJ L. Gem
etury.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

Walter Stwdon of No. SIG King
street raised an oar of corn which Is the
largest oae Wa have ever seen Mas
ter Walter planted one grain in the
early spring and his crop only amounts
OIL to one strck. one ear on which was
only enc grain. The uriOslty is now la
the pos session of Andrew Lohner, No.
LOG East Third street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

DRAPER-yANC"- On Sep temher 18th
by the Icy. &. W iiaf. ID. D.. At Inc
Harry T.. Draper. ESD, ani si,s Mar,
l.. Vance. bot Of " llm!ngton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

/ Ladies' desiring to try famous
Fressillns." for curling tho hair, cali
az ll9 Aonroe street from To u. n
Oh saturday. Aiss Eleanor BtIllst,
rnanuger.f
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26
sTuCk QUOTATIONS,
reported by ..-
hfAi.b ~ COMPANY.

seYonth aud MarKet streets,
investment aud Securities yleldinz
from To per cent
pfder' Tor tue purchase and sale OF
stocks ana lIonIs ON Co n,nlss,Ou yxt,cut.
cd 40 AL the STOCK cIcnhngss.
frlNhto Telegraph wires to New YORK
Phiiidelphia Bistun anl CHICAGO,
foreign Drafts and 10 Lers Of Credit ls-
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

A delightful straw ride was partici-
mated In on Monday evening by about
so persons. They started from the
parsonage OF the First NJ. L. Church
this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

AZ AN TED two pv-tcr oIc,lars nj Ain.
w 500" = 10 $ lipes=.tr, ct. SO rs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

tho weather for tomorrow pm
mlses 10 he partly cloudy with tenn
perature changes, WINE rain ia dllt..f.
ent sections. somewhat slutlar con
dIuons Viii probably p.eyaiI on En-
day
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

The non.union DiuuihnTs in the ON.
10y OF iii shaw Joined the Plumbers
Association. wEeTeupou the stt.E rs
lhturhed TO work. and peaee..RsIS
reigns in tho establishment,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-26

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