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More Worlds to Conquer.

Registrar Carney and MT. McGann of New Haven, who visited this city yes terday, were not willing to take the re- sponsibility of dealing out the political plums in Portland. They secured the services of Registrar O'Connell and Captain Carroll, who are on the top wave just now. These four gentlemen went to Portland and it is understood that they fixed up matters to their own satisfaction, n,-Middletown Herald,
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FOR RENT,
FOR SALE

ENIGHT rooms, modern improvements, con 1J venient to center of city. Inquire
 je4 If 32 LOCKWOOD AVENUE,
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SUPERFLUOUS HAIR DERMANENTLY removed by electric nee I dles; perfect success warranted. For further particulars address
 jy19 28t' 20. BOX 95l
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Sold Liquor on Sunday.

Patrick F. Reynolds, Q Broad street saloon keeper, was arrested last night by Officer Cooper on warrant charg- ing him with violating the Sunday liquor law. He was releaAed under bonds of s2O0 furnished by William Bo- han of 27 Broad street.
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court,
 July 18th, 1894. UPSTATE of ORR AND CAMERON of Orange, lU in said district, assigning debtor. The trustee represents the estate insolvent, and prays the appointment of commissioners thereon.
 ORDERED-That commissioners to receive and examine the claims of the creditors of said estate he appointed at court of probate to be held at New Haven, within and for the district of New Haven, on the lst day of August, 1894, at ten o'clock, forenoon; of which all persons in interest will take notice and appear, if they see cause. and be heard thereon. A. HEATON ROBERTSON, jy26 3t' Judge.
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MTR RAH FCR OLD BRANFORD.

The Town Goes Republican for the First
 1ime at State Election, in a Quarter of
 Century.
 Branford. Nov. 6.-Old Branford went republican to-day for the first timc in % years at state election. Hurran for old Branfordl The town gave Coffin 465 and 392 for Cady. N. D. sperry's vote was 4S5, Pigott's S67. spiegel got 479. Tomlinson 366. Walter Foote. who has been judge of probate for years was, as usual, voted for by both parties and is elected. He suc- cceded the late II. H. Stedman, who was also judge of probate for many years, and died while in office.
 Edwards D. Sheldon, of Sheldon Brothers, Pine Orchard, hotel proprie- tors, is elected representative, defeat ing Michael P. Harding. Sheldon re- ceived. 3s0, Harding 309.
 Branford republicans were exceed ingly, ,jubilant tonight over the result.
 North Braniord. first district, gave 82 for Coffin and 40 for Cady. Spiegel got l5 votes, Tomiinson 67.
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WEATHER RECORD.
AoRICuLrUuAL D PAkTMESr,
 OFFICE or THE CHIEF
 OF TBE WEATHER BUREAU,

AGRICULTURAL PAYMENT,
 OFFICE or THE CHIEF
 OF ThE WEATnER BUREAU, WASHINGTON, D. C.. Nov. 6, 1894. SD. m. Forecast for wednesday-For Connecticut: Fair, followed by increasing cloudin' ss: slow ly rising temperaturo; wes.erly winds, pc- coming variable.
 Local " ea,her Report.
 FOX NovEM BIER 5, 1894.
 8
 AM PM. por,r,otor 073 2935 Temperatufe........ ~ ,oaS Rel. Humidity ...... R W1 Wind Direction..... \ aN Wind Veocty...... Weather............ It haln ny oho"
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LOCAL NE WS.
RriaI Mention,

Rriei Mention.
 Buy a new house-R. B. Baldwin.
 Concrete walk laid and repaired, Conn. Concrete Co.,, 49 Church.
 High water to-day at 5:45 a. m. and 6:O3 p. m.
 Fine stock of Bradbury pianos. E. L. Catlin, 643 Chapel street.
 The W. & E. T. Fitch manufactory closed yesterday on account of election day.
 Mrs. W. M. Johnson of Winsted is visiting her sister, Mrs. F. J. Curtis. of this city.
 Mrs. Lucy A. Case of this city is visit ing her son, Harrison J. Wolcott, in Waterbury.
 Nearly every shop in Naugatuck shut down yesterday to give the men time to vote and day off.
 Amos J. Brown of Milford tripped on the railroad tracks there Monday night and fell, receiving very severe bruises and contusions.
 The afternoon train from Pittsfield to New Haven, Monday, encountered the snow storm at Great Burlington, Mass, and ran in the storm nearly all the way to New Haven.
 The students in several rooms in the high school were sent home yesterday, owing to the coldness of the rooms. The new heating apparatus is not yet in working order.
 Tax Collector Futile is confined to his home for day or two, having severely wrenchcd the muscles of his foot in stepping from carriage to the side walk. Dr. Russell attended him.
 The Congregational union has elected officers for the ensuing year as follows: President, Rev. D.M. James; vice presi- dent, Deacon, J. Boardman Smith; sec retary, Rev. W. w. McLane; treasurer, Samuel Lloyd; auditor, c. D. Parmclee. The members of College street Con- gregational c!.arch have decided to build n new chapel 4OxoO on the lot pur chased by the society some time since at the corner of West Chapel street and Sherman avenue. The chapel will be a handsome structure and cost about s15,oo0.
 
 The Society Sons of New Haven will give their second annual musical and variety entertainment this evening in Harmonic hall. These entertainments arc almost most enjoyable, and this year will be no exception. The pro. gram includes both vocal and instru. mental selections.
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BANQUET HALL DECORATIONS.

Scene of Great Beauty-Looks Like the
 Junior Promenade Ball Room-The Dec
 orations From E. H. smiths Decorating
 Establishment in Bridgeport.
 One of the finest pieces of decorat- ing work that has been recently pre- pared in this city may be seen at Banquet hall on Chapel street, where the fair of the Rovers Bicycle club is in progress. The decorator is MT. D.. P. Candee of this city, who is agent for E. H. Smiths decorating house in Bridgeport.
 The decorat tions are of pale rose, pink and white cheese cloth. The de- sign is a box ruff1e. full ceiling over- head The gallery is worked in de- sign of the same color and presents an exceedingly beautiful effect. The stage and band stand are pleated and puffed and ruffled in the same colors. which are blended with most beautiful ef- feet. The sides of the hall and the lobby are also decorated with the same colors. The booths, which are along the sides of the hall. are very prettily trimmed, one being noticed which was hung with black and orange draperies. These booth decora- tions are among the most handsome that have ever been seen in this city. In a word the decorating is "prize job" from beginning to. end. The gen. eral effect of it is much similar to the decorations of the Second Regiment armory at the Yale junior promenade. l D. P. Candee has charge of the busi- ness in New Haven. His office is at 701 Chapel street.
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SEW ADyERrisEMESTs TO-DAY.

 Dr. Grcenc's Ncrvura-At Druggists. Dr. Kcnncdys Fayorite Remedy At Druggists Daily Chnt-Maley. Neely X Co. Diamond Expcrts-Silverthnu. EnlortainmCnt-Hy Tneater. Fur Capes-Ew n Mel tyre X Co. FurniIlrc-P. J. kel \ Co. - For Rent-Rooms-2S5 D. xwell Avenue. For ralc-P Piano-llS Ward treet, For Sale-Dug Store-lH Dixwcll Avenue Grnnu Shopplng Eniporium-F.S. Brown x co' l. st-Bua-lhis Office.
 Nnckin Dshes--l33 Orange street Thursday l,aruIlI ns-Mendel X Freedman. WLnI,.,.SltuutIon-.E York street. Wsntrt-situation-l Bra Ilcy Street. WSn;ed-Situntion-ll4 Congi ess Avenue. W"u;cd-. .situation-i3O Franklin Street. ,,, Wnnt,si-Sltuutlon-N S., Box 2A. Westville. Wnntrd-Sitiatlon-2S James Street. Wnnted-Situation-i3 St. John Street. Wnnted-Situation- 4s Lyons Street. Wuntcd-Simation-l9 E oad Str et. Nuute, Situation-.2g Sy,yan Avonuc. Wantcd-Situation Box 2i6, City. Wuuted-Situutioa-73 navtn Street. Nunlut.-Wss Iing-iJ Winthrop Avenue. Wanted-Ageuts-Fo < McMakin.
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The Big Store is widely known as one of New Ha- ven's points of interest to visitors. The unusual attrac- ton this week is the free Exhibition of genuine antique Oriental Rugs, Carpets, etc.
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Wednesday ends the Exhibi- tion, but the Sale begins Thursday to continue three days. Incredible as it may seem, the entire collection is to be sold without reserve to the highest bidder. Sale Hours each day 1o:3o A. M., and 2:3o P. M.
 It is puzzling to ones rea' son, how ancient artisans with primitive looms could make such Rugs. They ap- parently defy both wear and age, the colors growing more soft and mellow in tone with each declining year. But the important point to bear in mind now is, that the supply is rapidly becoming extinct.
 In the natural course of things, prices on real Orien- tai rugs, carpets, portieres and hangings must soon be beyond the reach of all but very rich people. Perhaps not in a lifetime will this sec tion of country offer another occasion where families even in moderate circumstances can afoyd to buy at least one of these luxurious, old world Art Wonders. Carpet Hall, second floor.
 A little statement about unusual values in Fancy Silks for Waists, Trimmings, Linings, etc.
 Lot of 1900 yds. Changeable Satin
 Surahs at 2o cents yard.
 Lot of Taffeta Striped Silks at 5e
 cents yard.
 A very large lot of beautifully varied
 styles in Fancy Silks at 75 cents yard.
 Another extensive variety at 89 cents a
 yard.
 A lot at eS cents a yard, we'll guarantee as good as some New Haven stores ask $1.5o for. We've fyo0sd it. Will you?
 Main Entrance, Left Aisla
 MALLN*NEErY4mep@.
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THE LIQUOR LAW VAS DIscussED

By the Police Oficers at Meal TIme-Fft.
 teen Violations Reported.
 The interpretation of the statute con- corning the sale of liquor on election day was the subject of discussion in police stations. Some of the saloon keepers appealed to Captain OKeefe for an interpretation, claiming that they could sell liquor not to be drank upon the premises. Superintendent Smith was appealed to and he decided that it was best to keep saloons closed Fifteen violations were reported and they will be placed in the hands of the prosecuting attorney.
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Killed by a Band of Men

Paris, Tex, Nov. GA band of un- known men went to the house of Wash ington, an Indian, near here to-day, and fired into it, killing Washington, his wife and mother.
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Mean temperature. 3S.
 Max temperature. fl. Min temperature g
 Precipitation. L3J inches. Max. velocity oI wind. 2o N. Accumulated excess of temperature since January l, sos degrees; or an average daily excess ot l.9 degrees. Total dpnc!ency ot precipitation since Jan- U. G. MYERS. Observer.
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Deans Rheumatic Pills absolutely cure rheumatism and neuralgia. Entirely vege- table, Safe.
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Iftha Rahx is Cutting rest,

If the Baby Is Cutting Teeth, Besure and use that old and well-tried remedy. Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup for children, teething It soothes the child ,softens the gums. allaysa pain, GU see wind collie and is the best remedy for diarrhGa. 25 cents bottle.
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MAIlEYNEErYse.
New Haven. Wednesday. Nov. I. 1894. Ths wsathS> ko-aay-LskSI % C /asr. TgLkPHoNR No. asl.

Chysstian ENaeavoreys to Me great Con0entiox, are cor Aaly tnvitedto Me stgAks and sesnss of Ike Btg Store. Like soms people, H makes eon.bar- atsueT httls outside sAoao, 6at wAex yox eome close to as mner hje, Here's. e erowing re0eAatson of streng1A and pebnAartty.
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Free exhibition of Oriental rugs now in progress at Malley, Nicely & Co.'S.
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Note.-A minus sign l-l prefxed to ther- 1nometer readings indicates temperature be- low zero.
 A"r' in connection with rainfall indicates .trace of rainfall too small to measure. Snow is melted and resulting depth of water not known.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-13
GAIA DE- PRBSTAM0S
L. CHARDON & Ca.

So venden y empenan toda clase de ioyas
y objetos dc valores bajos tipos. Billetes
del Banco de P. h. Sc descueptaz docu-
mentos 80 dan csutidades sobre frmas
Los que fabriquen casas pueden ver un
buen maestrario de- ladrillos fabricados &
mano 8 prensas, segla SO pidsn.
i'm :. Ponce, Ensro 1 da 1894,
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EscueIa superior de ninas
de Ponce
GALE DE LA VILLA NUMERo
-- GALE DE LA VILLA NUMER

Ell a 9 de Julio conenzaran de nuevo las classes en- este
centro de ensehanza
Ademas de las asgnas correspondence al grado superior
las que deeen porn ar de iiomas dbuo sica
La clae de dbuo contna cargo e professor Dassan
giles de msco esdo Dcembre mo la seguira desen
peLando mi ha Canoa as la cua ademas do los estudios
hechos oa ocaad bao direction de competentes proeso
res otuvo Madrid los tres amos que fue aumna del Con
ervatoo Nacona e primer pemo por unanmdad los
pectivos
Las abores peseuas por Escuea la recente Expo
cion de la Provincial han obtendo medalla de oro
Ponce 2 de JUNO de 1894
FRANCESCA A. AIDA DE LACAsA
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W II ~ r A
-DE DOS MAGNIFICAS FINCAS

oes snslsnar podAas en bac
a @ h aS ca Sa bdoara e"mpcndieudo
o4'
~ r en"sro de- onsrdas hay 100 de aanos
40 cetos
pastos diyddas
csdoT a aanes sg c"rrents deno de-
Dchss popsdader un
media bora nooche. - 9 " ~ '''o 4'e p'eoe
20 venden las dos solo lote separadamene.
pu drr.a dan
~ Ponce Aeosto % de- Wv" "'""'u' 49,
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LA DE;MOCRACIA
tarc
LA HORTENSIA
l2-ATOCHA-l2
Mercado, Colon y Ca.

Lad@ avor ada dia que puco dpcnsand
es estabecimiento durns
aerredores distinction
Re'nsta'ado c" e6modo, eegante ben suado
"a succession dc don Ramon Rivera. acaban de impoa
F|an1u Aema@ia Epaaa A,glu1eryu Aasriu
'tos mp"ntt mecaios de EUROPA y AMERICA esptndid
sudn en- aeuos de novedad fantasia de exquisite uo stad
las exigenc Ultima moda peo sin compenca
ente oros muohos Sc difcl enumeration
Eaegan sombres sehoras formas para capoas
surdo complete cacenes N
dn ho dc Escoca eda msas banca para
coaeos pahueos de seda corbatas d vaas eegntes oms
res alta fantasia guznes mio paragu sombas abeos
ana De seda nuones de pel metal para
es ho dc seda traie niho perumera
tadas aorlcas dc Paris socitado tartt
do clps
On escodo surdo de oeos propo para rcs esuche,
am6nicas pumadres paue tar
teteras pora caras, para retratos, g. g.
Crand exenas elas blaucas de color de seodon de h
lana, seda. ~
Desde esta echa enovando mensuaen,r
I'M oecer siempre nuevs Ia ma M
"a de fafis Ponce, Juno de ,xo7
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Clladra

Con.esbhls para seseeta cab ,llos. y Coz
hneuo' eStanqnes para los mispi"s, al co
100 tsrubi-n nj repacioso patio, ~ a'q 'da'
ts- p-rtenecp ties 4 a 4uce,. 10 Muutaner
lnforma's don Mario Msrcalo o don P-
dro A Montaner, lie igual modo que sobr'
al a'qnlar de- los nltos do Ia casa ppms-
81 dH In cale DO Label
a Is Ponce, Agosto 81 de 1874
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j U N IA DIRECTIVA

JUNTA D1RECTivA
s fs nS & as""arg ~" = Rna Rsgs. Rseua
10y" "sro ssf1" as osan tTrdeas gsh Sra
T sr ph Ms puias Rodriguez Vo@.s sa ppSs
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PROSPECTO
Para rife bsneaeo pobres
maeao eO1esdds Real o aho 1893 naslssn Ia
De Prova promo % n
eorteo varhesrs a ~ de en- GO na6n con do
80 * 90 LDenA rluma osjo $4,000
nn peso apo uoasda t., ,u
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Iip. de La UEN0oRAoIA
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Don Domingo Fe,rer y Poi, Jues
Municipal de la Villa de Ad-

DOH DOWtftgO T6}TeF y ION, JNG2
Municipal de la Villa de Ad-
.juntaS.
al puolico hago sabe,: que en- los autos
dc Jucio ysrbal civil seguldus On este .Iuz
gado por Don Jose del Torno Cabrales
contra Alberto Dlaz on cobro de pesos, SO
ha dispuesto por provldenca dc aver SO sa
qusn a ubica suoasua los tieaes embargo
des al deldor que son los sigmentes:
Tres cuetdas de terreao equivalentes d
una hectarea, velutidos areas, treintinueve
eatlareas ladicadas On OIL barro 10 Capa
ces de este II tmo termlno municipal, con
tncas de cafe guineos cuyo teyreno CO.
huda por ri Sud con Don Felix Rodriguez:
por e Norte con Martin Moutero: por al
Este con Don Javier Ortiz por el Oests
con Ramon Arroyo;
Dos casas de MADEIRA del pals cobiadas
do yaguas, una destnada 4 vivienda con su
coclna de 10 mismo y la otra casa do dep6
sito do titles de lsbtanza han sido tasa
dos dlchos benes en- la suma de trescientos
cincuenta pesos moneda corriente, se ha
nalado para el remate el dia diez nueve
del entrante Septiembre las tres dc la tar
de en- los estrados de este Juzgado; advir.
tiendose que no se admitiran proposiciones
que no cubran las dos tsrceras parties dc Ia
tasac'6n de contado, previa oonsignaci6L
et la mesa d-I Juzgado de una cautldad tn
netacu igus al dle1 y por ciento por 10
meros de la tasacciou. --Dado en- Adjuntae
a veinte y oeho de Agosto do mil ochoclen
tos uoventa y cuatro Domingo Ferrer.-
Por su mandado j. Joaquin F,gueroa.
Es copa EI Sc 'etaro, ~. joaquin HI
guGrOn
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uu sol,r "n /. Gale de la E,trpla de- estr
ciudsd; se hsla en- medic de Ias propi-de
lag de don jose V,la doha Eztquiel,
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r qrs lo ntereee puedc airigirsA Do
r. L ,'ixnn e., -. & don Ill. a. Ga,ris.
pora- 4 tc tn n de 1894
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|. BASSEDAS
AGHNCIA. ESCOLAR

Ioa proundo eonoe'nto del pai donde argo AMOS
oe s costunores DC uvenud
'eS'a oy ea Barcelona dcnde fana
ondeoAes De atender glar dgr que aqu
suden nnscar instruction secunda unvertaa .uea
:" su poslncia medane an modico acceptable epenio
NE orezco los padres de ama que uzar mis- SER
1dos kn mi tendran los venes amigo que observe
qe es esmue les anme les compahe que
oresca atencones aectuosas del hogar domestco
los qne qun obtener mas ampos delrs puedn pediro Sc
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~" Fehrero
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25
The WEEK IN CONGRESS
Again Senators Predict the Passage Of tn
Tariff Bill "fhis Weak"

Tariff Bill "fhis weak"
WASHINGTON, June 25.-There is little
doubt in any quarter that the present
week will see tho end Of the tariff debate
in the senate, Estimates as to the time
when the final vote shall be reached range
from Tuesday until Saturday, but ma
jority of the senators express the opinion
that the final vote will be taken on We'd
nesday or Thursday Senator Harris, how
ever, still thinks 1t possible TO conclude
the work on the bill by tomorrow night.
To accomplish this however, means very
rapid work, comparatively few speeches
and the possible postponement of impor-
tant items, such MS reciprocity, until the
conference report shall be made. Senator
Allison expresses the opinion that the
senate will not dispose of the bill in the
committee of the whole before Tuesday
night, and that the four remaining days
OF the week will be necessary to finish the
work on the bill In the senate.
The more important questions yet to be
disposed of in committee are: The re.
mainder of the income tax, the whisky
and spirit TAX, the tobacco tax, Senator
Teller's retaliation on diamond amend
ment, the spun silk question, which was
passed over when the silk schedule was
Under consideration, and the reciprocity,
IL ~ oe hob poHtpohetl uhu III the Sehdhe
sugar and wool as well as others.
III the final vote on the tariff bill is
reached before Saturday the appropria-
ton bills which have been reported will
be Immediately taken up, but in what or
der has not yet been determined.
Railway pooling is expected to be the
main subject of discussion before the
house this week, with the admission Of
New Mexico to statehood and the taxa
ton of grecnbacks as incidental questions.
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SPECIAL MENTION.

CuppinRaud ienshlns. los 2. Second 50
NJ. F. Davis. Jeweler. o E 2nd St.
Cummings. tine PHOTOGRAPHERS, 500
Market street
Buy paints. oils. glass. etc., OF Jas.
M. Bryan, l07 West Eighth street.
For oil stoves and gasoline stoves
go to ]. ii. CLEAvER 9 l.. 4th street.
CuppinR & ieechiuH. Parlserhs Madison
American Laundry. COZ West Front St
Roses cents per piece, or 50 cents
per dozen. at Hayden's. 702 Market st.
For iirst-olass dyelng and securing
go to the Delaware Dye Works, 2l0
King street.
The best tea and coffee In the city at
hard times prices at I0l Della ware Ava-
nue.. w. S. Moore
I DR.. Simms' White PuImonlc Balsam,
the famous throat and lung remedy
and hypophUsphnte or lung food. sos
King stt set.
IL you want to save money. 20 to
W. 8. Moore for your groceries at 40l
Delaware Avenue; 1t will pay YOU to
20 there and buy ut hard times prices.
Z La grippe positively rilreI. Coughs.
colds, sore throat, Group aud all lung
and thr oatoomplaints positively cured
by DIR. Simms' white pulmonlo bal
sam. Depot 808 King street.
You will find at Ross, 2l0 Market
street. the largest stock and best as
sortment OF straw hats at prices guar
anteed the lowest In tho city; also a
choice selection OF summer neckwear
at IS and soc.
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WILMINGTON LopGE. No. 1s4-WII..
MINGToN, Dill, JUNE 2lsr., lS9i.-To
the Master Machinists and Brothers Of
Wilmington Lodge. No. 1874. Inter
national Association OF Mschlnists. -
brothers, your committee offer the
following resolutions
1 Whereas. 1t h1s pleased Almighty
God to remove from our midst our
esteemed trother und charter mem
Der Samuel l. Bailey afLor Il long and
painful Illness. which he bore with
Christian tortitude to tho last. There.
, fore DO IL
: Resolved. That II is but {, tribute
to the memory of the departed to say
that in regretting his removal from
our midst we mourn for one who was
In every way worthy OF our respect
and regard.
Resolved That to the family of our
late brother we tender our sincere
Isympatbles and we trust that God In
his goodness will assuage their grief
aud make them the object OF his care
| Resolved, That as a tribute of re-.
6Dect to our deceased member, that
our charter be draped In mourning
Tor the spnce OF thirty days and that
"a copy of the above preamble and
resolutions be presented to the family.
MICHAEL A. CARROLL,
PATRICK l.. MALoSEY,
HARRY HoLLIs,
Committee.