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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

PHfLADELPnIA, June II Flour quiet; win.
ter super, s2U2 10; do extra, g.. lu6L2 IS; No 3
winter family. So 3jlt2 ST. Pennsylvania roll ar
straight &c 70g2s5; western winter clear.
e. 5u4t2 . Wheat strong higher. with dc
lid and 6l4c asked for June Corn tirmer
quiet with t6c bid and iGt.e asked Tor June
Oats firm, higher. with so bid aud ialSe
asked for June Beef quiet, PORK tlrm Lard
stesdier; western steam, g. 15; city sGj1a
62la Butter steady; western dairy, l0Oijc.
DO creamery l4Dito, do factory. 9l4d i4lScsj
Elgins. l7svc; New York dairy, l3Gl7c do
creamery, lall7@6c; Pennsylvania creamery
prints extra lee do, fair 10 prime l79lso.j
exceptional lots higher prints ipbblng at 2Ga
a9c Cheese easy NeSYork large, fMls9iot
small, 7Gas94c par, sk:ns. 5d5bsc.; full
tEims g9.zlaC Eggs dun; Sew York aud
Pennsylvania, l<I2Idc,; WESTERN, ute1I2c
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

Through the bldnderlRg OF the nd
mlristratlou 10 nbrogatiug our treatIet
with Spain and Germany, providing
for the free importation of sugar
those countries threaten 10 retallate
BY Imposing duties on our pork aut
be.f. as well Us other articles Indeod,
Epaln as a'ready declared that OF
and after tie FIRST OF July tAero sLal
BIS an increase Of "a pcr cent. on til,
duties paid on goods sent from thl,
country to Cuba. II thls kInd 81 pole
Is net a blunler We 10 not know wIa
institutes oae. Not only at home
but aGro~d tic evils Of DelaoeratA
legislation arc fczt. II our people cal
stsnd such D.aEaetEs they can stan,
anything,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

The tarift bill proper, including the
tree l!st, eovese 100 pages, OF which IS
were completed Saturday last. The
bulk Of tie senate's task, IL, therefore
com pleted. There remain to be dealt
with three schedules; Pulp, papers and
books sundriss, including buttons
"~2l. furs, hats, jewelry, leather
Pcs, shoes, floor mating and um.
&llssi the free Lat, Then follow the
income tax, over which tnors will be a
sharp fight, and the internal revenue
sections aud administrative sections
The bill as q whole fills over POS pages
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

New YORK, June IL Reeves closed active;
native steers prime, si.I31t SPY; fair to good.
sij0NIi0; ordinary to medium, Si2jgl q;
inferior si9i 90: oxen SO lbu2 IS; common 10
good bulls 81 i9it37i; poor 10 prime dry cows
81 f5T345. Calves duh, lower pnur 10 choices
veals, s t5per l0Glhs fair to gppd hutternilk
calves & Is a275 Sheep and lambs steady
POOR TO strictly prime sheep, 81 scat, very
common to choice lambs, s255ft4 s7l4. Hog.
ttcAdyi inferior 10 tar hogs IS l5Q J7ll
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. JuHs Is Cattle lower
prime 81 69Gt az; good. 81 iH7y4.hO, bulls and
stays, saf3 Hog firm; best Philaaelphias
81 S9a 11 best Workers u s014 10, common
TO fair Workers, si.iV1455. Sheep slow h,
unchanged prices
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19
Wilmington. Delaware

NEW JERSEY AND WILMINGTON
In FERRY co. Time table taking Of.
. Gin feet Friday May IS, 1895 Re-
lsfss-.4l-tw Wilmington, Peuns.
grove, Delaware HiNer Il. Il. points anl
by connection with Mayor lieybold for
Townsville, New Castle. Delaware City
and Salem,
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY,
Leave Wilmington King street wharf,
u ~ a. m:. arrive Pcnnsgrove u. m.
Ltave Wilmington, King street wharf,
Up. M, arrive Pennsgrove 90 u. M
Leave Wilmington. * ing street wharf.
v p. ~, arrive PeuTlsgsuve 10 p. IN.
Leave Pennsgrove II. IN, arrive vii.
Imlngton q 10 II. III.
Leave pennsgrore 10 a, m, arrive WI.
lmlugtOu 10 10 u. IN.
Leave Pennsgrove SO p. H.. arrive WI,
lminBton ~ p. IN.
= SUNDAY ONLY.
Leave Wilmington. Ming street wharf,
- a. M, arrive Fennsgroveg 40 "a. IN.
Leave Wilmington. King street wharf
4 10 p. IN, arrive PennsRrove 2 10 .. IN.
Leave wilmington, KING street wharf
10 Y. n.t arrive fennsgroye q. ~ p. III.
Leave Pennsgroye a. m. arrive VII.
imiGEton 8 40 II. IN.
Leave Pennsgrove L. &c p. IN. arrive
Wilmington LILO p. III.
/ Leave Pennsgroye 5 p. m, arrive viii
Imiugton $40 p. IN.
] Connection at rcnnsgrove wit bIsteam.
ler Major Rcyboldr and Delaware River
Railroad trains.
Connections at Wilmington with vii
lmington Il Northern Railroad, Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad and Pennsylvania Rail-
IFoud.
The boat leaving Wilmington at 30 a.
IN. and 3 p. Ip. week days and u. IN. and
/ 30 p. m. Sundays will connect with
steamer Major Reyboldn running be-
tween Salem and Philadelphia.
A. q. McCAUSLAND.
m2s-r superintendent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

At meeting OF Grace NJ. L. Sunday
School Union last evening, It WAS g.
solved to transfer tho title Of Made ey
NJ. L. Church to the trustees OF eatd
church on the payment OF $1,000. The
trustees, who have the money on hand
Will meet representatives, of the sun
day school this afternoon, when the
IN oney will be paid and the transfer
made. Va are glad that the church
has prOspered and the congregation is
outside aid,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

Tbs Tariff and Gaming Industry.
The Watkins Packing Company OF
Odessa In reply to the inquiries sent
out by the Senate Finance Committee
Regarding legislation on the tariff
question. says: "We are mnnufac'
.turers OF canned vegetables and no
rate OF duty would help US. We de-
sire specific duty because we believe
lit impossible In these days to make
the adj valorem duties Just and prac-
ticahle owing to the frailties OF human
Lature. We arc producing as many
goods as we did In 1892. There has
,heen no change In wages. but an effort
Ito lower this season. Price OF living
has decreased, Our goods are botll
luxurles and necessities. We use
about 5000 boxes of tin plate per year.
The tariff act of 1880 makes us pay
mot less than 5000 additional, which
we think is unnecessary. Tho OLD
duty Is amply sufficient. Pass the
Wilson bill as 1t is at once. IL 1t can
Tie am ended by taxing sugar three
lfourths cents and striking out the in
come tax"
Dilworth & Stewart OF Port Penn,
also manufacturers OF canned goods
9 say;
I'VE believe our line OF goods II
sold cheaper at home than III foreign
: lmarkets. There has been no increast
elm competition. We arc producing
4 about the same amount OF goods nov
as we did In 1872. There has been varl
little change in wages, unless ter
= idency rather upward. Inc price
s living has decreased probably 80 pc
5. cent. during the past four years
: Heavy taxation, which The workini
U people must pay, Is the cause OF de
mr. llafnpHV
salaries, appropriations. pensions, oA
lpenses OF al kinds, consistent with IN
Integrity OF the guyernme t, bot
=, state and national. No nation eau Il
u free, any nNrc than AN inGtvidua
6 while under the burden of debs.
a Our law material Is fruit. Our good
:, are chiefly necessities. We nave II
: icompetitlon with foreign articles
J. None OF our goods are exported tia
l. we know OF. The cost to inanufactnr
"A has Increased about 20 per cent. sine
:, Il SSH TIN plate it has increased MI
in fruit decreased. There has bee
= very little change In selling price:
Q Slightly deercnsed. A very small pei
n. centaEe of agricultural production
CONSUMED IL our Manufacture. III
o dutiable material we use IL thu plat'
1. the tariff on which is 81 cents "
~ pound.
4. Would recommend free importatio
ia of TIL plate. or at most only Il tax IL
d revenue. In 1899 Importers OF tin too
a early advantage OF the prosperity
tariff 10 advance prices 20 per cen
Canned goods not advancing in prlt
iolt the Gamers suffered great loss. Sine
o then the use OF lighter weight tin &
We to 20 pounds per DOx) has red Gced u
= cost slightly to canncrs, ana pflc'
. have slightly advanced"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

Chester Times says: Col. Enoct
Moore and Secretary Harvey J. Wiley
OF the Wilmington city Council and
Board of Sewer Commissioners. were
in Chester on Saturday. looking at thu
clty's new Studebaker sprinkler
Select Councilman G.. Washington
Howard and Street Commissioner
Hall showed them the machine In op
Ieratiou, They were much pleaset
with II and will recommend that vii
mington purchase one.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

FREDEmcK, Nd, June 1S.--During q
severe electrical storm thiB evening
Thomas Addison Berry. OF Brunswick
Nd. aged 81. a Baltimore and Ohio
brakeman. was struck by lightning
ana instantly killed. near this city.
The holt entered his head. starring his
body in several places anu tearing his
clothes In fragments. His umbrella
was stripped Of its covering and his
shoes we're found fifty feet from his
body. He leaves wife and TWO chill
dren.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

The fight for the Republican nomt
nation In Christiana Hundred for the
Legislature Is at present waxing warm
Tho candidates at present are Alder
B. Vernon. George FriZlle. Mr. Wilson
and Mr.. Clarkson. A canvass through
the hundred shows that Albert Is. Yer
non ID in the lead aud that the major
#ity CT the voters are with him. and tina
he is more than likely to DO noun
mated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

About o'clock this morning a fire
broke out In the tobacco store OF
Michael j.. Council, at No. gJj West
S tcond street, ard herore 1t was eX,
tiuguisheI GRusei n loss OF about S5r
Mr.. Council Was In down stairs room
asleep and was awakened by the
smoke which Tiled tho building. II Il
supposed that rats CAUSED the flames
hy nthhtlng matches between the
pluster and tho outs,ls wall.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

| CHESTER, June 2s.-Coronar Quinhy
has been Investigating tho cause OF the
death OF Miss Annie Strand. Of Lelper
vile. In her dying moments shs ac-
cussd Eugene Williams, a young man
who had been living with her. She
9 I'd he jumT el on her while he was
drunk several days after she had
given birth to child, WitlInms has
had bad reputation, and has served
several terms in jail for assault.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

Mrs. Carter is visiting friends a
Wilmington, Del.
Mira. John Petite has bsen called Il
Tho bedside OF her sister. who is verJ
Ill ut Concord, Del.
| Miss saring, OF Wilmington, Del, II
Waiting Miss Mollie Petite.
Mira. Anna Bolsen. Of pennaboro, N
j., IL visiting friends hare.
Mrs. j. Frank Petari who has beer
seriously III for sometime. ID reported
to be somewhat Improved.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

special Pcnnn. Il. II. for lierculnucuui.
In order to better accommodate the
heavy travel that will necessarily be
directed toward Philadelphia from the
outlying suburbs. towns Dnd cities
on tho occasion of the reproduction OF
the destruction OF Herculaueuin, the
Pennsylvania Eailtoad Company will
run special trains and sell excursion
tickets, with coupon o! admission at
tached. at greatly reduced rates. This
arrangement will 10 IN effect from
Lancaster. Wilmington. lreuton.
leading, Atlantic Iity, Mlllvliio and
the principal intermediate points.
Herculaneum, the Inflated city oil
lltaly, Will he represented Ia MI It's old
time glory. Architecture. characters
tics aud costumes viii he faithfully
Reproduced. The thrilling effect OF O
complete demoiishment Will be por
Itrayed exactly as II happened ovel
eighteen hundred years ugo. when. rs
tile terrific eruption OF Nouns Nesu
Ivius, the powerful city Of prehistoric
times was utterly destroyed. In ad
dition to these startling and wonder
eful theatrical effects magnificent lire
work display Will be given. This vii
be supplemented by real Rladiatoria
contests and exciting chariot races
making In all perhaps one OF tn
'grandest exhibitions ever witnessed.
For detailed information us to rates
trains. consult ticket agents OF til
Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

Expires trains.
New York. week days. .sos q It. IS 40. 10 81
New York. Sundays g O3. Il II. 10 80 n. m.
20 ~. IS 81. - "A. III y. IN.
PhiInde Iphia Crwenty-fourth md Chest
nut utrteIs.) week days q o. 81, = Ii. 70
= 81 90, IS 20. 20 30 10 o.. 30 &c. I'll IS "a m.
'is "a. 70. y %. 30 asa % IS. 6si. q ~ =.
Sundays, -soa, .717, 9 81. $780, 20 90. '1os;.
II 40 a. m. ". - 40 3a5. 81, '5ss 63l = A
- %. 10. I'll p. M.
Pniiad-ipbin tTweIith md Market sts..
week days, % o. q II. IS 40. 30 SO a. M. y ~
"a a., I'll p. IN.
sunday ) u %. y II. 10 SO a. M, .s49. q ~
CHESTER week days 1908 s5s '717. 6 IS
y 3D. CO. * 40. 20 30. 1000. 10 30, I'll IS a. NJ.
rs '249. 10 IS. % IS. 81 % "A. rs, 10. u
CHESTER. Sundays .sOs. III, 6ss. 500
10 81. il.4O u. M, IS = 40 IS s. IS 80. 81
e a, 81. 10. I'll p. III. -
Atlantic city. week days: q II. 'ls q. %
- 40 u. m. SUNDAYS. e II. $40 H. M. '1.49 p IN
| WEST BOUND.
BALTIMORE AND WASil1SGTON, q rs
o. % - Il. M. az 49, - o5 Oh a 81 u oS's IL
sundays. u IL. o. % ~ n. r., .i2 10. - 05
t05. = "a. IS II. $50 p. m.
Baltimore ahd Way STATIONS. : o. a. ~. 3 y
Newark. Del Sab. o. IS 81 IA. m, 'la 1913 os
"a ~. It Us. IS. IS IL IS SO. II Top. IA. Sunday
u Is. o. - ~ M. ~ III, O3'i 81. 80, Is IL
Pittsuurg . 3, a. in., q "a p. IN. daily.
| Chicago IS 81 Il. III. 4 81 y. IN. daily.
! Cincinnnti and st. Louis IL 10 D. m. ant
rs IS y. III. daily.
I New Orleans via Bristol anl Chattanoo "a
| IS 81 y. IN. daily. Through sleeper TO New
lOrieuna.
! Siugcriy accommodation, Z o. q. M. 303
! 81 and Ii 10 p. M, daily.
4 Luudeuherg nceo nmoiatton. week days
: o., s 3! u. m. s.5 aud ID p. M. Sundays
70 80 a. IN. a3 p. M. ....
i Trains leave Market street station. fol
New York, week days. IS 20 q. m
| For Philadelphia, week days . 20 = 81 IS 90
IN 10 H. M. b. Ih D. III, Suniays' . ~ ~ M.
] / on. . ID o II y. Ia
For PlttsLurg aud Chicago. week days, IS q
u FOR baltimore, week days. So 1920 u. III.
.I255 - IUp. m. Sunday IS y. m.
/ For lhulcn 'e.g and Way stations weci
days. q 81. % a. m. Is, 40 p. 10. Sunday 3
y 70 H. IN. 3 10 p. IN.
Il Leave PhitudeIphIu Crwcnty-tourth m,
chestnut streets for Wilmington week daN $
l'3 W. u, 20 - "a 10 III 49't. H. IL noon Il 81
4 IS POO 3 10. 'IUO. 30, '5 o. - n. IS. It 10
l'r ~. q So Is ~ 10 10 aud Ii 81 y. IN.
sunday. E331. 4, IS 90. S 3D. 10. "a AZ "A. M.
noon. u 81. %. l5 400. 30. 30. = -. IS -
no 10 aud lbs p. m.
i, Leave philadelphia tTweifth aud Mnrlkc
str-cisl. week days '320 = 40. III 20 II. M.
IS &C. % IT, = - y. M. Sundays, '32U. q u
, III si u. III. % 40. y 22p. m,
\ Telephone No. l93.
RatGsto Western points lower than via an
other line.
a II. Il. Campbell. General Manager
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

John P. Welsh yesterday had a man
named toreacre arrested on the charge
Of larceny. Foreacre was working for
Welsh and by drinking too muen adul.
Iterated Ice water, drove of with the
team and load OF truck and had a good
time to himself. As the team was re
covered the case was dismis Used in the
Municipal Court this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19
rHE POSITIVE, I'M.


perative, immediate
sale of our enormous
stock Of good Cloth.
ing grows with the days. To.
day there are three times as
many suits sold. 1t would
be a wonder were it otherwise.
Thousands of Suits worth
double the money are send.
ing customers by the thous'
ands. Mems Suits, Atwood,
IS and Sc and $10-at o
glance, though you're not a
Judge, you can see the Cloth
ing can't be made for any
such money.
Owing to the death of one
of the firm it's necessary to
sell, at once, the entire stock.
All the cloth on hand is to
go into Clothing. Fifty cut.
tiers making it ready for the
sewers. You'll get bright,
fresh Suits at unheard prices.
Serve your friends by speak.
ing of this great sale. In
the history OF clothes.selling
never has it been equaled.
Hundreds turned away be,
cause of not being waited on.
Whilst immense quantities
have been sold there is ten
times as much to be sold
as great, it not greater, bar.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAO.
The Standard hallway OF America
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT by rus
InterIoeking Switch and BLOCK Signal syE
tenn.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMIS GrON Il
BALTIMORE RAILROAD
IL EFFECT JUNE 18th. 1891.

Trains will lcnye " Harrington rs follows,
For Philadelphia (expressi, l.5I, 2.53 40
So. 1,42 $50. $50, s56 1905. 1915 los leo
il5l A. NJ si2.i 10, Ia, 1905. 50i 5.lU $50. ~.
and 9l2 p. M
I'M. LIB e.sH. $40, BIS. go and 10. 80 p m.
For Chester express. l.51, 40. G.3O 80, 7.50
Il "a and a.l2 p M
Accommodation. coo, 7al, sos. 1910. lI.93 a.
M, l.. -, e.!1. ~, M. as and 1870 -. m.
For New York, l51. s.hh, 80. G.A. 1.u1 $50
Is IS ln.Ub. 1898, lOi0 llsl n M, sI2I9, In
f. u 3U1, buI. 5,lO 5.h6 10 2u,7u and 10 30 H. M.
For Boston without change 1910 Il. IN. and
$3.50 p, ri.
For Ncw Orleans. Richnonl and Dnnvlllp
Express t7.dl p. m.
For West Chester via Lumokin, Gao a. IN.
1870 y. M.
i For Newark Center and intermediate sta
ltions.i 40 "A. III. ANA Gasp. III.
| baltimore and W ashipRtan AZ S.0l, Oil
IlOlH nnu IL % u. M, 1904. 12.2j, st.l1, guS
ii,24 5,23 600, Obs, AL. $50 y. III. aud ia
might.
| baltimore and Intermediate sJutiouA . 4
lL4j, g. rs and ll.hI D. M.
/ Baltimore and hay Line, j,.3 y. M.
/ DELAWARE DIVISION.
For New Castle. S13 HE u. IN. 2.50. Al
Glh GbO p IN. and l2.u6 night.
| For Lewis, S.l3 u. H., AZ ..
| For Kehohoth Ella. IA.
| Express for Dover. Harrington Hnd Delmar
isl9 il.G3 4, IN, ~ y. M. ana 1901 night.
! Fer Harrington and way stations only. 2.5
IN.
Express for Wyoming, go p. IN.
j Express FOR Cnpe Charles. Old Point Com
fort aud Norfolk lL0S Il. m. and 1871 night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19
pa Market Street

will be Rold the balance OF thls weel
at 90 cents on the dollar. 50 as to gel
rid OF these goods as soon as possible
: Now is your time to come. as there
Is but a few days left to close out this
enormous stock at one fifth of whRt
1t is worth.
Here are he prices which will pre-
vail: --..= .
Mems Tweed Cashmere Suits that
are sold in all stores for SIP. will 60
here at So, rs
Clay Diagonal Suits in long regen'
cutaways. $685. worth S.!2, or money
refunded.
i French Worsted Suits In all Golors
cost S2l to manufacture, will be sole
Tor S4.21, . ... a..
MEMS PANTS.
j IS cents will buy mems good work.
Ing Pants, worth $3.50.
IS cents will buy Mems splendid
pants. 10 styles. worth 81, IS.
y St.lS will buy fine Mems Cashmere
Pants worth 81.
4 Boys Fine Atwood Suits, rs cents,
worth So.
Sl.G7 Will buy Mems strictly all.wool
Dress rants, worth St.5O.
i Ladies' Eton Serge Suits in Nav
Blues, 81 25. worth SIS.
/ Ladies' fine English Serge Suits.
all leading stylas. s3.9s;worth $40 G 3
1870 Ladies' Chintzand PsrcaIe Wri D
pers to 20 at 40 cents.
1000 Ladies' PeIclle Shirt waists 2!
cents; could not bo bought under 81
cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

7 d<"F1FNh7fHN TUT N HsoEN HuRs
A man came into the Office OF q
Maine paper the other day and thus
addressed tho young lady at the desk
"How you vas to-day. l hope?
wants for to Rtvertize my leetIe tog on
der baper. He vas shet. plack tog nit
white spots all ofer him in iilnees. His
tail vas coot of close IN to myselluf.
und IL anypotty flDts him. keep him
forI pelong TO him. How Inooch Vol
two timer
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

READlNG, Pa. June 10 A little daugh.
ter of Joseph Strause Of Sheridan, shot
and probably fatally wounded her little
brother. They We're playing in room.
when the young girl found the weapon on
n table, and. pointing 1t at her brother.
discharged il The ball passed nearly
thruugh the clild,s body
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19
jDR0rOSALs FOR $4,000 SINKING
L FUND LOAN. WILMINGTON. DEL

DR0rOSALs FOR $4,000 SINKING
L FUND LOAN. WILMINGTON. DEL
AWAKE.
Proposals will be received NJ the City
Treasurer aitiue until IL O'Clock, room oI
W eu lcsaay. June -, 1894 tor the purchase
OF ali or any portion of the above loan TO
be issued in uuIds of $50 or mu!tipies
thereof. Tor the purpose of refuudtng
loan No. -, amounting To 3sU,0UJ, uue aud
rHyablC duly !. 1901.
Sad rounding being by authority OF
~ act of tue Legislature. Us approved by
tiiA Council, entitled AN Act To- Pro-
Ntdc linking Fund Tor the Payment of
The Ilcht OF Wilmington"
LIS Ipitn viii bear Interest at the rate
OF per centum per aunum. payable
Sei4l-hnEunily OH the first days oil April
ai"l october in each year aud Ia redeem
,dhl" as follows:
series No. ILL., April !, 1910. $4,000.
The successful bidder or bid inrs will be
required 10 settle for the bonds NJ or he
Ire !: O'Clock at noon, on Saturday, JiiG g
n. 1874
Address all bids IN seaiei envelope TO
log ph IA. Adams. City Treasurer, nj ark
cd proposals for Sunking Fund Loan
lhe committee reserve the right to re,
ijecL any or all bids.
EDWIN II. aAYLEY.
THOMAS T.. YOUNG
OHIO ROWLAND,
Sinking Fund Commissioner
NJ. l. DANNENBEKG,
JOHN VAIN " RIGHT
II. J. NcNULTY,
Finance Committee.
Attest: JOSEPH X. ADAMS.
tis-4t City Treasurer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19
TUESDAY JUNE 10. 1894.


Mr.. W. II. Hendrickson Will visit thu
patrons of the REPUBLICAN in the diiel
mt sections OF our county the com
ing week. In order to collect tn
amount Que for subscriptions ant
utraighten up all accounts as far q
vossible. He will not object to receiy
ing new subscribers. advertisement
or orders for any kind OF printing. W
will be under obligations to all VIII
will receive him kindly or in any wa
contribute to aid in his work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

Simply apply "SwhYNE's oISrHEsr-
letter. eczema. itch. ~ eruptions OF the
face, hands nose, etc. leaving the skin
CLEAR, white and healthy. Its great hea 1.
lag aud curative powers are possessed by
no other rsmedy. Ask yocT druggist for
BWATEa's o:sr2GE-.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

Before Judge Ball this morning In
the Municipal Court Annie Johns.
co!ored, was tlnel IS and costs for dis.
orderly conduct
Henry sweeney, colored, was fined q
similar amount tor similar offence.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

be sure and get in the right place.
Make no mistake. ns this Is the only
genuine bona hide Manufacturers Sale
In the city of Wilmington. Look for
the large red signs and banners,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

William Leeg yesterday sold tt
Isaac Pflo the lease and good viii oil
tho ] esaware House and he tool
charge to-day. The house will be
completely remodslied and return
isne4. .-....5#.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19
WILMInGT9N AND NORTHERN
w X. X.

n I'IlT1 n EFT FVT MAY 10 1914
Trains leave Wilmington 4 reucl Street
statlonl Tor II. q q, Junction Montcha.
min, W interthur. GuyeuCourt Grano4ue
Goss trt, Chadd Ford Junction, Pooopaon.
West Chester. Enbreevlle. MortonvIlle
Coatesvliio and intermediate stations,
AZ aud 40 y, IN. Sunday only at 8OR a,
M, 20 and 70 p. m. Daily al L 81 o. m.
For WaynesDurg Junction, EprIngfield
and intermediate stations, daily excopt
Sunday. ut 10 II. In : - aud S IS D, m.
Sunday only at % IL ~, 1 81 and 30 u, m.
For Joanna Birdsbpro Reading aud in.
termediate stations. daily except SUNDAY.
at 735 a. IN. and = IS y. IN, SIinday only
at s 05 u. m. and 70 D. m 10y
a. G. McCAUSLAHD. Superintendent,
BoWNES5 BRIGGS. Gen. Pass. Agent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19
SPECIAL
Announcement (!

As the MANUFACTURES want a settle.
ment as soon as possible tho stock oil
Fine Mems and Boys Clothing and
Ladies' Ready-mude Suits. Waists,
etc. which is on sale In the large
building, No.