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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-05
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Letters of Credit issued available in the
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Sight Exchange and Telegraphic
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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-05

For pain in the side or chest there is
nothing SO good as piece of flannel
dampened with Chamberlain's Pain
Balm and bound on over the seat of pain.
1t affords prompt and permanent relief
and if used in time will often prevent a
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Institute Programme.
Thursday. DEC. 13.

MoRNIN SEss & oCLo
Day Session the courtstr schoolBu
Use of the Dictionary School
First Reader
Penmanship In in School Sci a% - -, . . " . - . " " . . - M IN N statan ]
sEssIoN-1SO
in Primary Ungraded
It's Educational Gorham
Busy Primary Sears
School Government Frazier
= In THEo OPERA HOUSE.
Quartet Mesdanes Huntington Coon Messrs Cna oane
Vocal nuet- - -. -. - .Mesdarnea Huntington and corson
Lecture President Chapman oregon Universy
Friday 4.
County Course of Study in Ungaded Schools .....
Leaders, Elsie Ball and j. M Carroll
in L
Value & Of Sfathennatcai study R. A. Galley
sEsaros-1so
Kindergarten CiassEx
School Question displayed publishers pro-
posals submitted. Merits of books discussed Leaders: G. L.
H. R. s.
Recitation .:.... : Martha BALDWIN
EVENING SESSION.
Duet Newm andIan
State Superintendent E. B. NIcF7oy
Children
Saturday, Dec. Is.
MORNING O'CLOCK.
Critics
Physical Training
SpeingHow Much and How d0Ulse = lRsOul Roa
The Use Of Globe -
Sesionclosing
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-05

We have made arrangements with the
San Francisco Examiner to furnish it in
connection with The CHRONICLE. Hav-
ing a clubbing rate with the Oregonian
and N. Y. Tribune for our republican
patrons, we have made this arrangement
for the accommodation of the democratic
members of THE CHRONICLE family.
Both papers, the Weekly Examiner and
SEMI-WEEKLY CHRONICLE will be fnr-
nished for one year for 1925, cash in ad-
vance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06


The LsxeR Committee Of Nsw Yprk
are still unsarthlnG the biaox mall prac.
tiosd b. the police department. Of that
city. Here are few Of the members OF
tho finest and the orimes charged against
them now under Investigation BY the
Oommittee.
Inspector Mclaughlin. arrestlng. club
bing aud otherwise maltreating Augustus
+. Costello while In command OF the Ten
derloin precinct, In revenge for Costello Q
expoaure OF the vices Of the locality; IE :
speetor Williams, aiding and abetting In
the same offense; Policeman Zimmerman,
assauitlng and knocking out the eye Of
Ralph Angelo. and subsequently black.
mailing Angelo to the amount of s25;
Police Justices Kock and Feltner disre-
gardlng complaints Of serious oifenses;
Police Captain Slsvin and ex-Oaptaln Ste.
venson and sx.wardmen Mccarthy and
Flynn. for matchmaking keepers OF disor-
derby houses; Policemen Drummond and
Shaw. for drinking In protected" saloons
Captain Haughey. assaulting Plscldo &c.
Undo. storekeeper. who refused to pay
trloutei Policemen Dorrigan. Hallen and
Sloane, raidlug Gelindo's place without
warrant or reason, and Hallen also for
appropriatlng 500 found In Gelindo's
house.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 5.-Rlour firm: winter
superfne, s2l05s220; do. extra, s. 2592 40;
No, winter family. 32.50i2. 90; Pennsylvania
roller straight, s2.6 Gt2.75; western winter,
clear, Ss5od27O Wheat quiet, steady, with
6Ossc. bid and e0lee. asked for December. Corn
frm quiet. with 5iL4c. bid and 5lI4c asked for
December. Oats firm higher, with 3sIbc. bid
and 39e. asked for December. Hay firm; good
to choice timothy. S2.5GGl3 Beef dull. Pork
dull. Lard steady; western steam. $3.50: city,
1915. Butter quiet; western dairy, ll6ti8c.;
do creamery, l6126c.; do. factory, iG1l4isc.;
Elgins, 25c.; imitation creamery, l3d2Oc New
York dairy. l31z3c.; do. creamery. ls924c. !;
Pennsylvania creamery prints, extra &c. ;
do. choice. 26c.; do fair TO good. 23a25c. ,
prints jobbing at 2Sd3le. Cheese quiet; New
York large, sltlllic.; do small, 9lfGtlsc.; part
skins, 3lsa0c.; tull skins, sIsI3. Eggs irreg-
ular New York and Pennsylvania, 269t27c. ice
house, Haze; western, fresh, 22sQt2Bc.; south.
arm - M 4La,c
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06

CLEVELAND, Dec. 6 Assistant Superin-
tcndent r. NJ. S. Matson, of Washington,
is making arrangements with tho Cleve-
land Electric Street Railway company for
the collection and delivery of the mails.
Letter boxes will be placed on electric
lines on tho various lines in case the COM
pany accept the proposition for the service
The government offers the street car COM
pany the same rate as is paid steam rail
roads, which is Si2 75 for every 300 pounds
per mile per annum. 1t Is very likely that
the proposition will be accented
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06

We have laid in our Christmas goods, and
they are sight We want you 20 send one
10 OF our M. > tea as hrlstmas gitt 10
mother Done up IN ii pretty basket IS
tho tluest tea AM so cheap. Come and see
oar curraht Jelly. See on nuts and raisins.
SEQ our fruit We have the finest raislns at
tine lowest prices. Look III at our coIea. ur
Java AT 2ac is the daisy. See our rAspberries;
1te our bluCkberr.es. = III for C. We have
goods NJ all pr ces. We sell goods to sui all
pockets see our cake crnnb rrles, We can
supply you tor Christmas jumbo pick es
All kinds OF fne co idlucnts. Fne preserves
by the pound. Cedar cream homeless cod
fish tine nlackerel. Iouk at Our cake.. mono
llke them. No one cali initiate our gln<er
snaps. No one can i'm tate our lunch hi cut
nor baby lnmbles We can recommend our
butter. We keep the finest butter in TINS
civ ut NIL prices. Some as low ns ilc,
We sell YOU our excellent white flower ut ~
and DC hRl. and 10 10 of gar for 25c, We
Lave all prices brooms and wal! brushes
at low prices. Come In and walk around
aud see our ntocx. What you don't see ask
Tor it At I, NJ. WlERs. 18th and King streets.
d5-6ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06
1t Beats Anything
We've Ever Seen or
Heard Tell of.

The crowds of buyers increas-
ing as the necessities of cooler
weather require Warm Cloth.
ing. So the business grows
larger and larger.
Where we sold tenths now
we sell hundreds.
Where we sold tenths now
we sell hundreds.
We knew itwould be so when
neighbors and friends had an
opportunity Of learning just
what we're doing.
Twice Ten Dollars worth
thousands getting it here for
$40.
Twice Five Dollars worth
thousands getting it here for
SIS.
AT everyone's side a bargain.
No digging through a whole
stock to find one. You're not
presented with the ends Of
stock. A great houseful-the
greatest in this city-of Cloth.
ing made and making as fast as
buyers carry goods off, and
cutters and sewers can make
new. The mighty current of
trade shows what people think
Of it. Everybody comes with
big expectations. Everybody
goes more than satisfied. They
show it. They send some.
body else.
With Mems SIS and S5. Is
All-Wool Suits by Thousands
they're quickly fitted.
With Mems So and $3.50
Winter Overcoats by thousands
they're quickly fitted.
It's not the end of wonder.
ing till you see the U lister Over.
coats, 95.
It's not the end of wonder.
irg till you see the Ulster Over.
coats. IS.
Yes, you'll doubt your eyes
when you see them. Plough
your way thro' a snow drift or
face a Winter hurricane-you'll
think you never spent money
that brought you as much re.
turn. From chin to heels
long, warm, warm, warmer than
many a one IN a house Of hot
coals-you'll be.
Dress Suits by the hundreds
the S28 ones for $40.
Dress Suits by the hundreds
the $l6.50 ones for Sl2.
We're just as diligent and
giving same double value in
Boys Clothing. We believe we
arefar in the lead in manufac.
turing it. Certainly, we have
our hands full serving the folk
who come.
Suit and Overcoat for e Big
Boy-ali wool. SO for the
two.
Suit and Ovefcoat for Small
Boy---all wool suit, So; Over
coat, 81.
Every day shortens our time
to sell these goods. We must
sell. A Million Dollars worth
is on the go to settle up with a
Partners Estate. Can't wait.
The price that doesn't sell
quick must give way to one
thai will.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06

NEW YORK, Dec. cit is now openly as
serted that Superintendent Byrnes will be
called to testify before the Lexow commit
tee. 1t is not asserted that the superinten-
dent has been guilty of any wrongdoing
but it is claimed that he knows of many
weak points" in the police department
The most interesting testimony yesterday
was the assertion that policemen in a fit
OF spleen had broken into private houses,
claiming that they were in search of disor-
derby quarters
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06
THE INVESTIGATIONS
The Charges Of Neglect Against
III District Attorney Fellows.
NUMBER OF INDICTMENTS UHTRIED

Chief Clerk Unssr, Under Orders from the
District Attorney, Refused to Prepare .
List Of Such Cases--Byrnss May Go Be-
fore the Lexow COMMITTEES.
NEW YoRK, Dec. e-The taking Of tes-
timony In the case Of District Attorney
Fellows was resumed before Commissioner
Linson. Chief Clerk Unger, Of the dis
trict attorneys Office, declared that the
statement that Charles L. Jaehne's bond
had been accepted for upwards Of 100000
by the district attorney is q gross error.
The total amount Of bail for which Jnehne
had pledged himself, he said, was exactly
e71,eoo.
Chief Clerk Unger testified that he could
not ascertain the total number of indict-
ments remaining untried on Dec. 1, 1894.
He had no list Of the number of felonies
or misdemeanors tried since Jan. 1, 1894.
The number Of cases disposed of during
the year on pleadings by the defendants
was 400. The number of indictments
for the year was 4,01a. He did not know
how many cases had been disposed of by
actual trial. Under orders from Colonel
Fellows Ungcr refused to prepare a list Of
indictments pending and untried on Dec.
]. The commissioner ordered the witness
to prepare the list.
Furrier Hoffman told Of the efforts he
had made to have q pickpocket named
George Murray prosecuted. and ascribed
his defeat to Assistant District Attorney
Townsend. Henry J. Schloss, a member
OF tho firm Of Fl. j. Schloss & Co., cloth
ing manufacturers, who assigned year
ago, gave brief account Of the larceny OF
el26, 600 by their bookkeeper and cashier,
Joseph Fl. Louis, in 1898. The man was
indicted last March and the case has never
been brought to trial
Deputy Clerk Henry Welsh, Of the court
OF general sessions, while admitting that
courts sometimes adjourned because there
was no business before them, said he had
never heard any judge complain about the
district attorneys negligence
Assistant District Attorney Hennessey
was asked to explain why there had been
delay In forwarding money to the city
chamberlain collected in forfeited bail
cases. He gave legal reasons, and referred
to IA statute in support of his position.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06

PARKDALE, Ark, Dec. 6.--parkdale Is
in the throes of II reign Of terror. Eugene
Thompson and Wiley Maxwell exchanged
shots with Winchesters yesterday, but no
one was hurt. John Turnbow who was
shot few days ago, died, and one of the
negroes has also died. This is three men
that have been killed here in tho past
week. The people are going armed, and
every man has a Winchester
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06
Maggioni francesca
MILAN, ITALY.

The contract between P.
Centemori & Co. and Ma gioni
francesca having expired, P.
Centemeri d Co. will no long.
Ell have any connection with
the sale Of this Glove whatever,
and all Gloves henceforth will
have the name Maggiono Fran
cesco branded in full in the
left.hand Glove and none genu.
Inc without this signature.
kennard g. Co. are sole
agents in Wilmington.
Will still carry a full line of
our celebrated Trefousse Glove
Which We have sold the past %
years, and with wonderful salts.
faction.
300 new Jackets and Capes
to show you. Best Cloth, Best
Style, Best Makes only, and
reasonable prices in every case.
The sale OF Dress Goods now
going on in our store is inter.
esting to all in want of good
quality fabrics at low prices.
French Surah Cloths in all
shades, including Blacks at %
cents, instead of so cents.
All plain $l.00 and $1.25
Dress Goods at 50 cents. You
will not soon again see such
values.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06

A promised visit from the Columbia
COLLAGE Aise. Banjo and Mandolin { labs
Of New Ysrk, will take place in the OPEN
house Doc. the 27th. 1894. under the aus
P,sss Of I. wFit is Lodge No I. Ancient
Society Of Columbia College. New York
City. has boon In existence fifteen years,
and is now at the height OF tie popular.
Ivy. 1t 10 composed Of thirty young gen.
tlemen. all undergraduates, Of whom
thirty are taken on this tour.
There are eighteen In the Glee Club, and
ten In each Of tine Instrumental clubs;
many OF those however, playing In bot b
the banjo and mandolin elubs. The Sou IN.
ern tour OF clubs Ia considered quite
hfueous undertaking on account o: tho
heavy expenses Incurred by taking 60
many. men along, but judging by the
experience Columbian,s Clubs have had in
and around New York City, the audience
should be sufficiently large to guarantee
easiiy financial success
Ofthe Glee Club theNew York Tribune
OF May the Sth said. the programme last
evening was good; the Glee Club pratieal-
~ perfect. Tho New York Commercial
Advertiser OF May the Sth had the follow.
Ing: The Columbia College Mandolin
Club pronounced by critlcs and the press
to be the best Mandolin Club In the ooun-
try, attempted and made success OF a
class OF music played by no other college
club; the young men com posing this or
ganization. are ambitious In their work.
and the result Ia TINT the club Ia constant.
iy improving In excellence; they are in
such demand for charitable and other en-.
tertalnments, that they cannot I'LL more
than half the dates they are solicited to &C.
cept.
One OF the special features OF the con-
cert will be tho appearance OF one of New
York's well.known basso. MIR. Forrest ID.
Carr. The Newport News said. very en-.
1oyable concert was given In the Rocking
ham Music Hall. Naragansett Pier. MIR.
Carr who came from Newport to take pa9t
made the hit Of the evening. He possesses
q line bass voice which he uses we'll; his
selections wer0 the air OF the Cardinal. by
Halevy. and the Armorers Song from
Robin Hood, but the audience was not
satisfied with those, and demanded q dou-
BILE encore each time.
You'll save mone.. in your pnrnhasa If
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06

According TO the London Times the
Manchester ship canal is a :allure-iinnn.
Gully and commercially. In the eleven
months 1t has been open It's business has
not continued to Increase aud tho gross
income has been under 100000 to meet
iixod charges nearly elk times as great.
There are facilities s9r certain amount
OF business, but not enough Tor largely
expended business. More capital Is there.
foro wanted to push tho enterprise
money that will De hard to get.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06

NEW YORK, Dec. 5-Beeves active. good
cattle firm; native steers, prime, s5.054Dj.l 5;
fair to good, S41Gb5: common to medium.
St3dQt46b; oxen, S2.GG@i,2O; bulls S2Gt2. 10;
dry cows Sl4Ud3.l0. Calves uneven, Yeals
firm other calves lower; poor to prime yeals,
S5@'5d; grUssers, s2d2.25 western calves,
s2bGG3 Sheep and lambs active, stronger;
poor to prime sheep, sl.5O9325; common 10
fair lambs, s3.26Q425. Hogs firm at Si.s0ll5.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Closing Quotations of the New York and
Philadelphia Exchanges.

New YoRk, Dec. 5.-Active speculation on
the Stock Exchange today was confined to
Sugar, Chicago Gas and the Granger shares.
Outside of these securities the transactions
did not reach 4O,clO shares. and of the total
sales of the day nearly two-thirds were Of
sugar 10000 shares of which changed hands,
being about the heaviest Gales of any single
stock on the Exchange in one day. Closing
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06

The Chester coCnty Commissioners
have notified the assessors who have ex.
perlenced difficulty In laying the valua.
ton Of property along the new pennsyl.
vsnia Delaware border line to not Insist
upon assessing the property in dispute
until further notified. Tho county au.
thorities are inclined to think that the law
creating tie State Boundary Commission
10 defective, inasmuch as II docs not pro.
vide for the approval OF the commission
ers' work by the Legislature, and conse
quently lacks legality or binding power.
The citizens OF the disputed territory are
not willing to be transferred from one
State to the other, By the mere act OF the
commissioners ana therefore tho Lerls
lature should reject or approve the limo
ut Its next session, AMI thus end the dis
pute in REGARD to the citizenship of
Messrs. jackson johnson and others.
JArAN WANTS an indemnity OF three hun.
bred million dollars from China. as a salye
for the expense TO which tue victorious
war between the two countries gut her To-.
Japan Is putting OH lot Of frills ever
since the war began.
IL Ia rumDr5d that II ton days armistiee
has been arranged between China and
Japan, and it is aaid that tho terms OF
peace which are still under negotiations
are to iucluIc an IN iemElty and the for.
nation OF Il bulI1r state consisting OF the
country now hgid by tho japanese. For
goodness sake IL. ue have peace.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06

ATLANTA, Dec, GA. ]. Laird, formerly
a United States postofflce inspector, who
embezzled large sum from the Office at
La Grange while his daughter was post
mistress, pleaded guilty in the federal
court at Columbus, and was sentenced to
three years imprisonment and e5o0 fine.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06

George II. Kerr, OF this city. the author
OF the operettu "A. b. 2,0OU;" has received
TN Application from Manager II. g. Rlee's
Company 'I493' to eend his play to New
York ut once for placing OH the boards.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06

For eastern Pennsylvania and New Jer-
sey, fair; variable winds, becoming south.
For Delaware and Maryland, fair; south
erly winds The weather will continue
fair in all districts, with nearly stationary
temperature.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06

The MUSICAL entertainment given un.
der the auspices of tine King Daughters
OF st Paurs Churcn. IN Grace II. L
Church, last evening. was 4 dnctdsi sue
cess. The proceeds wero for the benefit.
OF st. PauTs Church, Tho program was
musical ono.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06

THE BICYCLE h!ooner girl has at last
reached our City. Sho was seen in all her
natural beauty on Market street on We'd
nesday. The costume Was made OF gray
aloth with short skrt. She was the OBJ.
served Of the observers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06

Professor Joe Finn will give away 800
loayea of bread to tho poor at his boxing
Academy. l07 South Adams street. on
Saturday afternoon between 2 aud D
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND

TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND
'Ixpres, trains.
A. III. 'la2i, - ~ - S5, y "a, I'll D. IN.
New York, sundays - %. q II. III 10 u. IN.
Pn,laaeiphia frm :; NJ, fourth and Chest.
nut treeis.l week days. 50t 9 o.. q Is. : Il,
y o.. No. e a, 20 ~ 10 Il. .lU 10 I'll IS a. a..
.lss4 20. 's49. 5 70. 45a IS s5es TaL sd
Sum .a@ Tla sss.75s 600 81 40.
u ~ n. M, =. - ~ SO, dos 20 Ia Cal = ~.
Pniiadelphin trweinh mud Marie, $751;
week days, 500 2 II, - d. 10 +Oa. m- y ~.
sundays. j o.. '7la I'll isa. M. '24a. ia
cii'EsiiER. week dayS 1907. SIS. III, cas-,
q 49, 3, q a., $3.50 10 10. 40 10. I'll - a. m.
ls5. '24g. y b. IS D. gu. Y "a. 10. 10. III
"CHEstER Sundays 'ao1. TI7. og. 75s
IL 80 H. u. M .. = ~ 8 IS. 45S - U.s. . 81,
Atlantic city week days. '7I7. .ias,. .e 40
q. nj. SUNDAYS Y z. 5s a IN. =. 40 p. IN.
WEST BOUND.
BALTlMuRE AND WASHINGTON. AIN
~; . . IL M. IL IT, 'aoa o. = 3'. Is i4.S TO-
sundays ~: 7l7. % Il a. M. 'i2l6. .aoa
baltimore and Way STATIONS Tl7 a. H.. so3
,NewarE. Del: q 10. Il, g q a. M. .ls 1Gaos.
..4l5.. IS !, M. ~ 10 sOs.'l 81. %. Is u.
llsi ufBI o . H. Hi.t -i5f p H.. daily
Chicago. % 4 u. m, = 81 p. ni daily.
Cincinnati nnd 1t. Louis, 'l3 lUp. IN. and
New orie,ns Via Bristol AMI CHATTANOOGA.
- - p. m. daily. Through sleeper to New
Sippery accommodation. { Il a. m. sOa
rs aud Ii ~ p. In..dajly.
LandenberK acco unulation. week days
% II. IN, Is and D ~ y. IN. Surdnys
tla a. w.. - p. IN.
Trains leave Market street station. Tor
Now York, week days. = 20 IL IN.
For Philadelphia. week days, SO. e 30
~ L., ii 20 u. me- Is Is p. ~ sundays. U ~
a. In lba. F.. ha. 0 ~ p. Ia.
For Pittsburg and Chicago. week days. g 30
For Baltimore. week days, : o.. so a. m.
tbh 80 p. IN. Sunday = 80 p. m.
For Iainden perg and Way Stations week
Gays 20, 4 % u. IN. ", 8 ~ p. IN. Sundaya
s2b u. M. 3 10 D. IN.
Leave Philadelphia trwenty fourth and
Chestnut streetsl Tor " iiminKtou, week days
% 81, =, Is TO- I'll a. 4, III, IL noon Il IS
Il %. 2O0 8 10. y w. 20. 81 OF. = H. b5i L3l
- 'S2AS.U 10 ~ aud Ii Is D.
sunday. y "a. Bib IS 81. 8 3d. 10. III AZ Il. m, IL
noon. b. . w. 10. .40J. ". q 10. i ID - -
10 10 and II u p. IN.
Leave philadelphia trweIfth and Market
streetsl, week days. % ~ Y -. III - a. m.
% IS. -. p. IN. sundays. 80 q %. al 10
q. M. % III. IA p. IN.
Tel phone. No loa
Rates to Western points lower than via any
ether line.
G %. sCUIL. General Passenger Agsnt
Il. u. CAMPBELL General Manager
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06

The Christmas numbers OF the great
dailiss will be margels OF beautiful! illu.
STATIONS and Typography. In literary and
news they will be first class AMI In sizs
Immense. No one of them will be over
five cents. They will begin in two or
three days and orders should be left with
George A, Davis. 3l3 Market street.