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.TTENT1ON, CYCLIsTS-second- hand wheels.
pneumatic tires, guaranteed perfect, noted
lakes, $40 each; new wheels, guaranteed high.
AIDE. SIS; agents wanted to sell thcm IN com
T.. New York. near Broadway.
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To LET-ak I rooms, from S. to sib a month.
Apply I'M W. 18th st.
Slb- LARGE old, fashioned rooms. SUPERIOR
1913 W. 3jth st corner; brick private houS'.
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kTTENTION!-Sewing machines OF all kinds
new. SIS: good secondhand. $40, cash or credit:
kchanged. rented. at RAUSCH's. 2l5l Cd ave,
lsth ST.
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L-A.-sTORE FIXTURES. counters, shelving,
I, Showcases. cofee-mills. scales, mlrror-front tea.
cans. upright butter refrigerators. 2S5 and 237
A7roome st.
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MISS McCABE'S
DAsiClNG classes now forming Al q
East 18th st, between 9TH ave. and Broadway.
Glasses every afternoon and evening private les
sons. any hour. 81: waltz guaranteed In six pri-
yate lessons. IS: Z lessons. 81. quarter. "a lessons.
81. lady and gentleman assistants.
RECEPTIONS WEDNESDAY AND
ENIN SEND For IRCULAR
Beginners at any time, Day or evening.
Special and indi viduai attention given TO those
i1arninG the waltz. nlso the new and fashionable
dances. i%ncluding stage. fancy and character.
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Purchase and Exchange

~ -NSttdsiSSs
A.-HOUsEHOLD FURNITURE and carpets. high.
est prices paid; prompt attention.
CANAVAN. 1870 Broadway.
III. steam or nanhth u ,Ch: state lowest
figure. r., ROY :2l World.
BASSDON WANTED; only the owner of a first
class modern instrument of German manuiac.
tnre need answer. ]. NJ. BUSH, 597 Broad ri.
Newark.
WANTED To BrY-Cigar store: must be cheap.
tlGARS. box 262 World. uptown.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-Four 4-light chan
deliers, second hand, for gas and electric light.
Address p. o. box 3lS Hoboken, ~. j..
Observation-Disclosures w gallon street sprink-
Ter. Y. Y. box 40 Wo:ld.
WANTED-SeconG- hand ~freproof safe. about 3
feet high. SAFE, box $40 Brooklyn World.
WANTED-Oak roll top desk state loves, cash
price. Address A, box 25l World, uptown.
WANTED TO BUY. II Hammond or Reming-
ton typewriter. Addr. 80. with particulars,
WRITER. box IL World.
WANTED Outside show case for merchant
tailor store: cheap for cash. Address Case. box
252 World. uptown.
WILL. BUY. spot cash. pneumatic safety: give
box 81 World.
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STAGE DANCING

NH. {. VjNSTA NIINE, ~ WEI 2Ith 50.
class forming moderate terms novelties; private
lessons: my pupils on stage Tor reference: Bessie
Clayton, Helene, Eolo Yberri, Hattie Wells.
Mabel Clark. Little Ruby; waltz In one lesson.
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Boarders Wanted.

Boarders Wanted.
On- TIM. &c. per line Second Tfne. lie m
sne. Third and Subsequent Tina iBe PEI hnS
No Extra charge on Stfndaya
No EXTRA CHARGE FOR Reimbursement
for The World may bs left At any American
District Messenger Once In the city, where tho
u0ncs.
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AT A SACRlFiCE-Parlor, dining and bedroom
suits, folding bed, mirrors, upright piano. ONYX
lamp. curtains, pictures, &c. sell separate. iBl
East 66th 81.
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EurnIshed-Esst Side.

BOTH ST. EAST-Prrtticst fat / have: :
rooms: Sl5 weekly. fLAGG. 242 West I'D st.
GOTH 81, 81 y. Flat. 3 outside light rooms,
bath. prettily furnished, ~. stephens
18TH ST.. 5l4 +. Tt let. 3to 8 rooms. ID floor.
private house. partly furnished II desired, IL
small family Oi adults: references exchanged.
LARGE PARI.OR FIOOR on 4. 62d ST., neal
Central Park, for rent; nicely furnished; refer
ence. 1hos. Bradburn. Is Nassau st.
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Musical.

A GENTLEMAN. great experience; piano,
organ; pupil's residence. 81 quarter; no ad.
vance. Professor, box 80 World, uptown.
PIANO-Thorough instruction.; beginners or ad-
rancpd pupils; % lessons so. Miss Lowe,
studio 80 East a1th 81.
WOULD l to hear rom good cornet teacher.
Birmingham, l52 West 18th 1t.
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instruction.

HYPNoTIsM practically taught with Illustration
private exhibition given; hours . to 8. Prof,
ALEXANDER, 226 West seth ct.
sTENoGRAPHY and Typewriting School.
st Broadway. N. Y; 81 week. Call or write.
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Unfurnished Rooms to Let.

PACIFIC ST. 1855. Observation-Disclosures floor. al
improvements; no other tenant: rent IS per week
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A-BARGNINS nav nnl second-ha d ,tOre AK.
lures 9! q kinds; selling out c y" cost. 3Us
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l4TH ST, 40 w. Double h single rooms. with
board; central location: families; reasonable.
l+rn ST., alD W Two larza connecting rooms,
suitable tor ), sl6: others reasonable.
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l.. a. LlNDE.

leo West ;i4th ST.. corner Broadway, makes a
specially of teaching persons 10 dance who have
attempted and failed TO learn nj other academies
waltz and latest fashionable dances thoroughly
taught; afternoon and evening classes: class
scholars receive strictly private lessons without
extra charge. Open daily. ~ 4. NJ. TO III l.. NJ.
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acknowledgements
GRAND ST.. SOL. Brooklyn--4 healthy rooms to
let: water. closets. cars, tubs. s..
NOsTRANp AVE. 3oT. near l. station-Eiegan
large. light 8 rooms & bath. only SIG to SIS pei
month; 10 minutes to bridge: lovely home.
AVENUE eS. near Lincoln place
All-light nat. 7 rooms q bath steam heat; $50;
UNION ST. 223-s rooms 4 bath. steam heat
private nsighborhood: 5 minutes to ferry s2..
FI.ATS-The Riverside: ~hreproof staircases; all
sun-lighted rooms: separate water-closets. sink
& tub for each apartment: private park a few
send for hsndsom picture of building. Agent
Riverside, 20 JoralemJn st.
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18th ST., rs Newly furnished rooms on
"a \ 3D. floors. front. terms reasonable,
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A BANK SAFE, a jewellers safe, and tus. the
safe you want; see them.
W. II. BUTLER. 70 Duane st., near broadway.
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THE BRISTOL.

10 TO 10 Il. llth st., near 9th ave. comfortable
innily house: very moderate terms.
HANDSOMELY furnished room, all convent
ences. below 60th St, west of ID ave. table
excellent: Sli for 2 Address A. b., box TAG
World, uptown.
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nth ST, 80 w.-Good home for children. win
washing. from 4 months to ~ years old At 81
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A.-TO LET, corner Il inside fats: all prices.
Charles =. kohler 4 Bro. 800 Columbus ave.
DESIRABLE FLATS at low rent, on Bradhurst
ave. between lt7th 4 l4Sth SITS. opposite the
new Colonial Park. carpenter & painter In at
tendance.
ELEGANT IMPROVED FLATS NJ I G 6 rooms,
with ranges & bath ...........N christopher st.
4 rooms. with ranges....-.....ls Greenwich ave.
4 rooms, With anges............ 200 T.. 10th Bt.
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Aft o want cheap store fixtures. all kinds,
new G. second hand, call at 22O Z. ID st.
l. KINDS Of store fixtures. new and second
hand, lowest prices. bought and sold. 215 ID st.
A FINE UPRIGHT PIANO. few months used
also elegant parlor, chamber and dining-room
furniture. folding bed, sewing machine, &c.
sacrifice. 1903 z. Isth st.
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9TH ST.. % w.-Pieasant front room, iar.s
closets. water; single rooms, with board.
18TH VI. ~ w. -Handsomeiy furnished con-
Meeting n ms with or without board; families
or gentlemen; location good.
Hath ST., 1873 W. Table boariers wanted s3. 50
per week. -
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LADY will ront handsomely furnished parior Z
bedroom, with plano, 70 married couple; boar
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For Sale.

one 7fme, f5e. pr line: Second Tsne, &c. pr
Inc, Thri ana Subsequent 7irses, soc. py line
x. per ine eafrd charge On Ssndara
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gh' foldlng-beds. touches, hair and spring
actresses, chamber 8 It's. chinoniers. desk. book
Use, ever 800 yards of moquette and Brussels car
cts, rugs, &C.; will sell In lots to suit purchasers.
all at private residence, 6it 7th ave, between
ID and 43d sts., for one week.
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18TH ST. Charming single flats; u rooms: SI2
weekly, 2 beds. FLAGG. 242 W. nd ST.
.OrH ST. The cheapest fiat for price in New
York Sl2. FLAGG, 241 W. 23d Al.
HOMELIKE furnished flats, all iocat!ons, sizes
4 prices. Ellis. 22O ". Ilst st.
NO COMMISSION CHARGED for renting iur,
nished fiats; 100 furnished flats,
FLAGG, 2+2 West 23d 81.
WE WILL FURNISH A FLAT. complete 4
ready for housekeeping, including linen, crock
cry, &c. on terms Of 50 4 SIS weekly until paid
for parties intending TO hire u furnished nRt will
readily see the advantage OF owning the contents
OF "A home and at really leas expense; your choice
OF an immense assortment OF furniture, carpets,
rugs X curtains: odd fancy parlor pieces 4 scores
ofpretty things TO make a home inviting: call Tor
list Of fats, price list h estimate. HENRY
ANNE 4 SONS, 40 S3l 9Th ave. between
3lsl 4 32l ST. white hnildlngs.
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IsTH ST. 22l w.-Desirsble large 4 small
rooms; well furnished; large closets; superior
table terms mLlnrnIe. -
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WASHINGTON PLACE. lI5-Large 2d-story front
room. suitable for couple or J gentlemen: also
hall rooms. good table: terms moderate: ref
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27TIt ST, 10 w, near Broadway-Handsomely fur
nished parlor floor; other rooms: 80 upward.
3lsI 81, $50 w. = ~. 30; nicely furnished con-
ample closets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21

CHESTER


lhe streetand sewer department and
the board of health Tor some time pust
hive been In consultation about the
breaking up OF the nuisance OF dump,
ing oiial into the sewers of tho CITY,
In 1871 resolution WAS adopted cover.
ing the case and placing tho limit oil
the line at $50 for violation of the
resolution.
In the Municipal Court this morn.
ing 1Eomps A. MoClurs, a fish dea ler
i'll Eighth stiest market, was charged
with depositiGg otful into the sewer
to the detriment OF tie health OF the
city.
l. G. Hatton, engineer deposed that
he las seen great dead OF heads and
| refuse OF il5h In the sewer. At the
mouth OF the sewer the refuse lays IA
pile and causes an Objectionable
odor. Tho works OF the j. Morton
Poole were Obliged to stop tins
summer on different occasions as the
men could not stand tho stencil,
Hugh Mcconnell testified to seeing
the ollal from the fish gong through
three inch Pipe into the sewer.
Edward +. Kane, plumbing inspec.
tor testified 10 the same state of M.
ia.rs and that Mr.. Mcclure had placed
u grato over the pipe so that the heads
ot tho fish could not pass into the
sowcr. The defendant stated that lie
| had been doing this thing for ten or
twelve years and had never been noti-
| tied. He was lined fl0und COSTS
Frank Mcclure who keeps at Second
and King streets was also lined $40
and costs for the same Uffense.
Harry Lang, who keeps the abattolr
and cleans the entra Is there for cover
ing for sausage. was fined $50 and
costs on October rs 1899 for dumping
tins covering OF the entlails and other
| pieces and grease INTO the sewer al
Second aud latnall strsets.
On september 5th Mr. Mcconnell
saw him dump hall barrel OF the
refuse into pipe leading into the
| sewer.
The court imposed the full penalty
| provided by the resolution, $50 and
costs. The Street and Sewer Depart.
ment has special man now en-.
pioyed TO look into all such YlO,a,
tlOns and Will break up the nuisance
n any cost. Tic sewers were u OF bu.iI
for such -purpuse. The people can Ia.
| this refuge to the crematory and i
/ will bo entirely out OF the way.
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THIRD edition.
J, INNOCENT |!
,0f the Charge Of Numbering
Katie Dugan.
ALBERT STOUT A FREE NAN.
The Grand Jury Deems the
Evidence Insufficient, and
Ignores the Bill.

Albert Stout, who was locked up In
New Castle jail in Septemb Der. charged
with the murder OF Katie Dugan in
October, 1892. was released yesterday
afternoon, and Immediately his Coun.
sci, Herbert II. Ward and four friends,
proceeded to New Castle and brought
him over to his home on Broone
street.
stout when released wore the same
Innocent demeanor that he had tho
nrst day he WAS placed In the New
+ Castle jail by the two detect ves, WItsll
and McVey. 1t has boen rumored
around that Stout will through his
t counsel enter suit against the Phila-
delphla Record and Times and the
Every Evening and journal for pub.
/ fishing damaging articles against him
and his character while under arrest
These papers had Stout convicted aev-
eral.weeks ago and article after article
depicted how he looked and acted and
the damaging evidence collected by
the State. ..
One newspaper reporter won't SO ia
- to say that he knew Stout wa
Qnllty OF the crime charge against hin
end the evidence collected by the do
tecuves was strong enough to war
rant his death. But strange things hap
poned. The grand jury after hearing
the evidance OF some doZan or NOR
witnesses for the State ignored thu
bill 10 minutes after O'Clock. and
Stout was Tree man and Ia our cit,
BY o'clock He was liberated from I'll,
Jail at 4 O'clock and came 0uc 81 rs
from his cell, shaking hands with tut
keepers and thanking them for thel
courtesy aud kindness to him while 1
prisoner.
He acted like an Innocent man but
one from which great load had beer
lifted BY the action OF the grand jury.
he has grown triller whittier durini
his Incarceration but apparently hal
suffered only in mental troubles, moi
bodily as he weighed over two hun
ured pounds.
When Mr.. Stout arrived here he was
accompanied by two OF his brothers
tn.law. and H. ii. Ward. They rode
over In Mr.. Davis carriage drawn by a
pair OF fast horses. Al the way over
he chatted pleasantly and on arrlvi n,
at the home of Mr.. Stout tho CONVEX
sation was resumed. During the evel
ing u number Of friends called on hin
snd offered their congratulations Mr.
Stout was about this morning a
aeuul.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21

The Foster Medicine Company O.
Baltimore. newly established enter
prise, has begun actively to push tn,
| sale Of its remedies, Foster's Germa.
! Armyand Navy Cure. superior and
remarkably effective Ointment Tor all
diseases of the sam; Fosters German
Army and Navy Blood l}ittcrs for all
dlsea5es 81 the blood Foster German
ARM and Navy Cntarrh Cure, and
also their Pine blossom soap.
q These remedi, Lave been thorough
" and rnpeatedly tasted during tn,
past several years upon every variation
of the diseases Tor there Is specific.
and with such unvarying success that
the attention ufa number of BATH.
more'S most respect ID and influential
citizens was attracted to them, ana
the Information OF the above named
company was the result.
Many notable cures OF particularly
severe cases of skin ind blood dis.
euses have icon effected in baltimore
concerning which full information
can he obtalnad al tile oiliea of lGp
company, In tho Manufacturers
l;ecOrd Building. Tho great value OF
these remedies have been SO fully
demonstrated. II Is the purpose OF the
Foster Medicine Company 10 introduce
them every where, being assured oil
successful results iE ali cases.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21

The Guild OF st. Johns Church hello
a meeting yesterday and elected the
following oiilcere; Mrs. ilolstein Har.
vcy, president; Mrs. l.. s. Williamson
'lvice.presidont; Mrs. llukIil Becrs,
ltary, and Mrs. L. q. bradford, tIeas
Iurer.
| ltoaert Wier. at Willlamsport, Pa :.
yesterday won tho 2i0 class aud tie
milo handicap bicycle races.
! A gentleman aud lady were walking
along West Fourteenth street a few
nights ago. when thoy were much All.
Ihoyel While passing near Washington
street bridge to hear some children
cry from an opposite porch: Look at
The kIssin9 couple, look at the hug.
Cling couple, etc" Tho parents oil
tier manners
A meeting OF the Peoples party, will
TO held this evening at 4l9 Market
street. MIR. j. 7. Edwards, Jr.. the
candidate Tor a5saesor In the Third
ID street. viii speak. ..g .-..
! Tree trlmmer5 were at work on Mar.
lkot street Yesterday
The parents OF lsun Lloyd are talk.
ing OF entering suit against u % city
ION account or his arrest by ParG
Guard NauIHin.
NO news mas ye' Deen reeolYed OF
Henry Canary who disappear, d on
Fuesday, ami his family fears that
something has happened to him.
He wore black Prince Albert coat,
ih'ack derby hat, white shirt and
Ihelyy shoes. He wore no collar.
4Nntle Frank White living at No
tOo East Front street aud employed
10y tho Wilmington Transfer Com
pany, was unloading wire cable ye
tarday ths little iingsr OF his let
hand WIS caught and badly injured.
Dr. ii. NJ. FRS. dresssd tn, Injury.
The September mosttng OF the
brotherhood OF st. Andrew was held
In ST. John's parish building last even
Ing ana was we'll attended by mem
ners OF the chapters from Elkton.
Chester and Ph4ladclI hia. Tho subj ct
discussed was How TO Roach NJ gu,
and was opened by John V. Hood. of
PhilHletphia. Tho SUBJECT was dis
oussel In All interesting way.
he Jucksonl and sharp Com pany
on wednesday shipped six ca TO
New !laSon, Conn iUar cars fot IN
lSrhnylklll Electric road. of Philadei.
phia yesterday and four more to-day.
Foui electro street cars were received
ut these works yesterday Orrepairs.
Rev Nm. Il Heard will lecture II,
The u, A. NJ. f. Church French etrse
above Twelfth, this evening at .
tUCtOcK sharp. All are welcome,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21
Hosiery Bargains

Ladies two.thread Dia.
mond full regular made
Hose, 81, 9, %, l3c a par,
, pairs for 25e; a wonder.
fully fine full regular fast
black Ladies Hose for l5c a
pair, formerly 25c; Lads 10
gauge very fine full regular
b | a C k Hose, guaranteed
stainless, l8c pair, 3 pairs
for SOC; Ladies Richelicu
Ribbed, extra long and stain.
less black, 20c a pair, all
Sues. Ladies' black Hose,
real Maco yarn, 40 gauge,
silk finish, very fine, all sizes,
lSc, 3 pairs for 50c, iron
clad Bicycle Hose, lie, sizes
7 to ~; Mems full regular
Hose III black and russell
shades, l3c a pair, 2 pairs
for 25c, splendid value.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21
Decorated Tea, Toilet
and Dinner Sets,

Lamps, cut glass, blown
glass, bric.a.brac for orna.
ment and use. Silyorware,
cutlery and house.iurnisning
goods,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21
FIFTH EDITION,


The tug William II. Taylor was
burned to the waters edge In this
Delaware river near Pennsgrove on
Wednesday evening. The fire, whose
origin Is a mystery, was tlrst discover.
cd by the crew OF the scho oner Annie
i. milford, to which the lay Tor had
made fast for the night. Efforts to
arouse the tugs sleeping crow were
almost futile and they lost nearly
everything in tho fire.
IA steam barge and the tug Arctic
opened their stenm pu mps on the
floating wreck. which was cut loose
from the Milford, but 1t was too late
to save anything but the Quilted hull.
The Taylor was built In this city In
1860, and was rebuilt In Philadelphia.
six III onths ago. at considerable OK
lpense. Hi Walls. j. Mitchell and
Others wore the principal owners.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21

htDhE hN INNINGS.
w. G. r. En-. ...t 0 o O5 3 3 02-.lt
butchers ,.........0 90 00lO1-
The butchers of Chester and VII
II will play n gntae OF ball II
the latter city, on Ihursdey. Septgm
Der q W. ID. Wilckens mauager o
the Wilmingt ton butchers, was In Ches
ter making final arrangements for tn,
game.A game will be played In [ heste
on Thursday, October ith. The Ches
ter butchers will bring down a biz
crowd to SEQ the tiIst game. Now
Beoson.get your comrades In trim enC
play bail.
Tho y. NJ. G. A. play their last gam,
OF tho season tomorrow afternoon al
the Riverview grounds.
Tho strong Chestsr club will be the
opposing team and great game MAJ
TO expected. Tho weak point OF the
Y. Nj. q. A. has BEEN MATERIAL,
strengthened In new catcher, who
will play In this game.
The patrons OF this game will no
only 500 u great game OF 1all. but vii
add to the treasury OF the Y. III. q. A
athletic association. Batting order az
follows:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21

"A ANTEiN-ll or Il roUmed house. al.
w Improvements In exchange for
smaller honsc. Address. e.. this uliice.
a.. ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21

Shoes for the boys and girls tllls week
We have them and the right kind too.
Plenty OF Wear In our SHOES, plenty
OF style in them, strong enough FOL
good heavy every day use AMI neat
enough for dress. and another good
point Is they don't cost much money.
Cheap 10 n word moro or less abused.
Cheap with the stores having high
rents and fancy expenses would mean
prell high prize tor the same qnalt.
ty OF goods with US. We woul ike
to have you Keep that little Tact in
mind, and the next time You really
want to save shoe money come aud
See US, Forman'S. No. l0.liast Iourtl
street, between Market and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21

The last OF the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company'J tours to the South
Tor the season, will leave New York
and Philadelphia on Sept -.
This tour passes through the most
beautiful sections of Pennsylvania
Maryland and Virginia, particularly
line at this time OF tho year, ana the
specific points covered are Gettys
burg. Blue Mountain, Luruy Caverns,
Natural Bridge, the GrOttoes of IN
shenandoah. and the cities OF Rich
mond and Washington.
The party will travel In sp clal trail
OIL parlor cars, provided exclusively
for their use. and the rate for the en-
Tire round "trip. covering period Of
ten days, and including ali travelling
expenses, is Sos II ON New York ant
t53 from Philadelphia.
For Itineraries containing complete
Information as to routes. special train
service descriptive nutes, NC apply
~ or address lorrist Agent llal
broadway, n u. OF Broad Street sta
zion, Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21

The session OF CITY Council last
eyening was another brief ono, that
body having adjourned after sitting
hiteen minutes.
The city treasurer reported the hal.
snce In Union National bank to he
k5T, 49, in each OF the four deposi.
tory banks, 81, 5.l Al; received OF
Eugene NJ. sayers, $500: Edmund Nit.
chell Jr., $500
Tho interest list, amounting to s27.
0i9 10, anu loans Amounting to SO. 900
Que III October. wefe ordered paid.
The pubic building committee rapHrt,
I'd the dog exterminltor completed.
-Ins board OF education wus olderud
drawn Its monthly appropriation Of
siO lO2 % 1t was ortiered that 5000
DO drawn from 0lch of the degosiler
DaiIks and deposited III tho mon
Bank. Mr., Staa 70 offered a I5sOlu ton
authorizing City solicitor Elliott to
purchase INV books at It cost OF $50.
Several petitions Tor IN return oil
oyerpald tSXes wore rsletla,l to tho II
nance committee and adjourumen
Wns ma ie,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21
SOCIETY NOTES..


Mrs. David Connell is the guest of
Avondale, Pa, friends.
Miss Rachel Thompson and Miss
Name Smith, Newark. are the guests
OF friends at Avondale. Pa.
Daniel S, Smith has returned from a
trip to Chester.
Miss Mollle Hobson, of Smyrna, Is
the guest OF Miss Meredith. Of Trainer
Pa.
j. Ralph Bailey lett yesterday for
st. Luke's School, Pa.
George w. Dorsey. Jr.. who has
been spending two weeks In New York
hus returned home
Colonel W. y. Leader. lately editor
and publisher OF the Philadelphia San.
day Dispatch, was recently married to
Miss Anna al. Hartett, the only daugh
ter of William II. Harbert OF this city
Charles Jester left this morning FOL
Dover to visit his aged mother. who IL
very Ill.
willard s. Mears will enter the Uni
verslty OF Pennsylvania about Oct. ist
to study medicine.
Miss Parker, daughter OF the lat,
John Parker. has gone to Chicago t.
enter the Moody Institute to fit hersel
for missionary to Japan.