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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-31

An old astrological prediction gives
the character OF a girl, according to
the month she was born IN, as follows:
II n girl Is born In January she will lie
a prudent housewife. given to melan.
chOly. but good tempered and fond OF
clothes: il In February. an agieclionate
wife and tender mother aud devoted
to dress; In March. frivolous chut.
terhox, somewhat given to quareliug
and connoisseur In hats and bounets;
II In April. inconstsnt, not very intel.
liEent, but likely to be good looking
and stuiious of fashion plates; II In
May, handsome. amiabe and given
to style In ar' SIS: II In Juno, impetuous,
will marry early, be frivolous and
like dressy clothes; II In July. possibly
handsome, but with sulky temper
and pcnchant for gay attire; il in
August, aniuhlo and practical, likely
to marry rich and Jrs - etr.klugly; " in
September, III Greet. allable. IN UGH
liked md a fashionable dresser; IL in
October. pretty and coquettisb, and
devoted TO attractive garniture; II In
November. liberal. kind. of mild
dlspo sitiop, and an admirer of ty ish
dress; II In December, we'll proper.
toned, fond of novelty, exlravagant,
and a student of dressy effects.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-31
SOCIETY NOTES.

Mise Margaret T. Gill, Mrs. n cholas
Gerrlgan. abd children, Joseph Years
ley, Edmund A. Harvey, On ri ) Y.
Taylcr, Taylor d Wickershain and
wife, Lonnie, Clarence and Lucretia
Wickershnm. No. $50 West Fifth street,
Thomas Darlington, Mary j. Oar Ing
ton and Amos o. Brinton, No. 1913
King street attended the Darlington
family reunion at birmingham Park.
on Wednesday.
The marriage of Miss Martha Nc
Clane, a teacher OF No. school and
Ex'Councilman James A. Magee took
/ place early Thursday morning at the
parsonage, Sixth and West streets.
The Rev. Pye Neale performed the
cetmohy, They let ON wedding
trip.
1homas Darlington anil wife Fred.
eric darlington and wife. Perry L.
Oar in2ton were at Birmingham Park
yesterday at the Darlington re u mon,
Miss Norma Leith has retur ned
nome non a months visit TO Gee an
Grove.
Mrs. Ada Ball has returned home
from a visit to her parents. Mr.. ami
Mrs. James Elliott, Trainer. Pa.
Mrs James q. Ford is the guest of
her brother ut Kslton. Pa.
Miss McNaugh. Hoekessin, is the
guest OF Miss Bertha Chandler, OK
ford.
Miss Abby Monahan has returned
nome after a pleasant visit to Coates.
Vile friends.
MIR. Edward L. Rice. Jr., has return.
ed home from his vacation greatly In.
igorated IN health.
Misc Sarah kellow and Miss Maggie
Anderson. OF Baltimore. paid visit to
Mrs. David Bruce, No. 800 Adams
street, on Thursday. being on their
way horne from ten days trip 10 At.
lantlc City.
Mr.. Mullen Spcakmnn and daughter,
Ellie have Returned home from Wash.
inaton. ID. .. They vera the guests of
Il. .. Speukmnn OF that city.
ID. nj. Lea, OF tho Richmond Journal
OF Commerce and Bean Monde Is visit.
lug j. q. Mems In this city.
The marriage OF Misc Ella Butcher
to Howard Morley Johnson lie an
ed Episcopal Church OF the Redeemer,
IN this city. on the evening OF Septe III.
ber IL.
Walter Crlft has returned from Mid.
dlstown.
William Daniels has returned from
Mlddletown.
Mrs ii. b. Holt has rsturned from
Mlddletown.
W. J. Gallagher has returned from
Barnegat bay.
II. NJ. Butler OF this city, was at
Rehoboth yesterday.
The Misses McWhorter have return.
ed from Mlddletown.
Miss Lizzie Shepherd. OF Middle
town is visiting friends In this CITY.
The Rev. j. II Milligan and wife
have returned from a stay at Reho.
both.
william r. Williamson, manager of
the Grand Opera House, returned
from Ocean City. N. j., last night.
Preston Lea is on a visit to Qusbpc
MIR. Jay Chamberlain was In our city
yesterday on visit
William Blake. OF the Third ward
saws lie Is now a ProhiUitionist. He
will shortly take the stump for that
party.
Mr.. II. G. Turner, Of sll Monroe
street, and Mr. l.. Wright, of sos Mon
roe street, left this morning for Cape
May.
W. NJ. Kennard, wife and daua liter
are among tho guests at tho Keene
Valley hotel. near Troy. N. Y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-31

To THE EDITOR OF THE kEpu BL1CAN:--.
The kindly enforcement accorded the
excellent nominations made by the
late Republican state Convention
impels me to Impress upon the Re.
publican voters OF this city the ne
ceaslty of choosing their very best
man Ms Representative 10 the Gene, al
Assembly. 1t 10 by no means an enyi
able position to represent the city OF
Wilmington In the legislatures; hard
work aud small pay, and many and
tmportant interests to he looked after,
snd intelllYently discussed and de
aided. The position requires a man
Of experience aud of sound business
Judgment coupled with "a wide know
lsoge OF The wants OF our people.
TheGe qualities. In my opinion, are
combined in MIR. Samuel IL. Baynard,
and he Ia the man should receive the
kepu blican nomination Tor this iIn-
portant post. MIR. Raynurdt as a man
OF business stands among the first
As member OF City Council aud
Board of Public Education he has
ehowu wisdom aud Judgment and
won the general approval of our
people. He ID O strnight party man
but cannot be used as the tool of any
man. great OF small. lie does his own
thinking, hut 10 always apprpachablo
and open TO CONFINEMENT. His man
nors are easy and he is de5ervrdly
popular among all classes. The Re
publicans Of Wilmington cannot do
better than nominate hun for he l.,
gislature NIcTolY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-31

City Councils 20 sion last evening
was II brief one. Ihs city lreasurrI!s
report eEowed balance in bank OF
aS9. 845.6 IS; depository banks, sal5.l4!,
total, Stf5I5l 80, Collections: Edmund
Mitchell. 1891. s250OOpl, Il, Nj. sayers
1885. 1890; 1894. $1,000 The Board OF
Health through Il com inunication
asked that an additional man 10 on,
ploynd at the crematroy and that
Council meet the hoard there The CON.
munication was ordered filed Mr..
Stants presented petition from
Eighth ward citizens asking that W. 5.
Coyie b. retained US thnre guard at the
1hiriwnod Park as there has been
b ito behaviour thors since lie WAS ap
poin cd. The petition was ordered Ia
be sent to the Park Coinmisson
Council tn adjourned
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-31

There was meeting OF the Peoples
party In the op n air at Fifth aud King
streets last evening. which was address.
sed by Joseph u. Alien, OF Philadel-
phia. Richard P. Monok, the chair
man OF the meeting, also made an ad.
dress.
The State convention OF the p,oples'
party will be held ut Union p k on
Monday afternoon.
delegates from each OF the following
organizations. provided they elect
them: Trades unions Farmers ALI.
ance. single tax clubs and sections OF
the :. l. p. clubs. A county conven-
tion to nominate county candidates
will be held at Union Park on Monday
morning beginning at 10 O'Clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-31

After two casns Of common 81 and
costs DRINKS and case OF begging
were disposed OF III the Municipal
Court this morning the case OF l.eitoy
Dillmau was continued until to NOR
row morning OF the chHrg oil larceny.
Two Ut II boys are. v utsl in connect,
tDn with The same aiair.
John Boyd. u colorsd lad of about II
years of age. was charged with dis
el.al ing a gun Oh the public sCreeta
OF the city. 1t appeared from tie evi.
iisnee Of lohn VI Brie. Resident oi
eouth Wilmington, that yesterday hl
si.w the 10y with an air rifle. lie 81 "
him p0lilt IL at soEle wagons belong
ing to him and he heard tile gun
click. but could not tell whether auS
ming WAS fired out Of tho ritlie or no.
Tie boys stated that he fired NOTHING
out OF tho rifle until lie went on III 0
mnrsh to shoot bull trogs. The rina
HhnUts one gain of shot at a time.
Tie court c1nsiderehithe cas- proven
and ordered LLOYD 10 pay nc costs Of
the ense.
The argument III the GottirghanI
esse WIS postponed unit! next Tues
day morning. ...
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-31

ipg his way out elong sheilpot Greek
On Thureday afternoon csme aoross
Iessrs, John L. Whitehead. john T.
Robinson ard William T. Taylor turn.
ing rock after rock over IN the search
u hellgrammttes, when were rather
scarce and hard TO lind notwithstand.
lug the duty bHa boon taken on Of
them IL was surmised that tue trio
were going fishing to-day after bass.
Or ip fact ANYTHING that they might
De able to hook. We wish them luck
In the tFlp.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-31

Four horses hive been stolon In the
vicinity of Newark Within the past
week On the night of tine 18th Inst.
they stole u horse from the stable OF
Jnstice Pie, aud thin crossing the
heid TO tho burn OF John Worth they
secured new paaetun and set OF new
harness On WednsSliay night parties
visited tho stables OF MIR 1artwell on
the farm OF MIR, Cochran. OF hester.
Pm, and succeeded in getting Two
horses out, when they We're discover
I'd by u colored man who slept in the
harm aud were frightened OF Ly shot
Rom Ills gun. Considerable excite.
ment has hecn ocCI- oaeu by these
tlet- ard number Of IA mers met Oh
Wednesday evening 10 form an IA.
ISOLATION for the detection OF thieves
They will meet again on Saturday
evening to perfect tleir Organization.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-31

John Gallagher was buried this
,m.rning from his late residence No.
'6)3 Kirkwood street. and the funeral
was largely attended by his relatives
and frlepds. Tho remains were encas.
ed IN a handsome cloth covered oasket
and during the time they remained In
tho house were Viewed by grea t
many. The floral tributes consisted
OF vacant chair. an anchor. a pillow.
a harp and large cross. They were
made by W. II. Wingert, and were
beautiful aud artistic. The remains
were conveyed to 1T. Mary's Church
where eo'einn high mass was eeiebrat-
ed, after which the interment was
made at the Cathedral cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-31

Miss Bessie Stirling OF Green Hill,
took her sunday School class to Blr.
minghnm Park yesterday, In n wagon
belonging TO Mr, Frank Stirling OF
Rock land, and all had u good time e.
peclally ths boys who had boat race.
The party consisted OF Mr.. Frank
Stirling. Miss Mary Stirling. Miss
Bessie STIRLING, John MCPHERSON,
Samuel Gamble, Samuel Stewart,
James Hetherton, George MoCluskey,
Elon Mavnp, Harry Carbon, William
Briggs Thomas Surfing, Alex. BiliDgs.
!ey, Arshlr Bright John @. Strings
James Bilingsley and James Ii. Stir.
ling. Author Bright nice boy likes r.
40 out boat rowing.
ONE Who WAS THERE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-31
Fifth EDITION
MURDER OF
KATIE. DUGAM
After n Lapsc of Nenrly Two Year
Albert stout. in Whose Family 4.
the Girl Lived In Charged
With tho rerpetra-
tion OF tho
Crime.

On the night of October 10, 1899.
Katie Dugnn. a younR girl, was muir.
dered and OIL the next day her body
was found on lot In the western part
OF this city. At The coroner's Inquest
1t TRANSFERRED that the girl would soon
have became mother and then the
suppositiOn arose that she was met
the night OF her dreadful fate and
that on refusal to loave the city and
hide her shame that her bstrayer kill.
ed her
Albert Stout at the time was arrest.
ed on suspicion but as no evidence
could DO produced connecting him
with the dark deed he was discharged
Things took q lull ever since unit!
this mernlng when Detectives Nc
Vey and Witsil arrested Stout Will,
at the Office of the Charles Warner
Company where he Is employed as
freight agent. He was taken to the
city hall and locked up. ii. II. Ward
his attorney. soon visited him aud
held lengthy conversation with him.
Previous to the murder Katie wa,
employed as domestic In Stouts
family. The arrest to day has caused
considerable talk and the account OF
the murder Is being goue over both on
the street corners and In the otfices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-31
The Tn,na,nny tiup.

ThI TammanY Club OF the Tenth
warI met lust evening to perleat
equalization. These were the officers
ected: Chairman. ]. J. Miller; secre.
taiy. G. I. Harrison; treasurer. Joseph
Meyers: investigating committee, Ed
ward Haggerty, Frank Seelman and
Joseph Meyers. The club adjourned to
meet on next Thursday evening. Tho
names OF 90 Democrats were enro He'd
They say the y do not intend tocut
the ticket but to run the ward to suit
themselves without any advice from
the county comnnittna
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-31
a. EAR.
n / EXT Monday Morn.
IN ing, tinkls, tinkle,
IN tinkle - bell rings

I'M ing, tlnkls, tlnkle,
tinkle - bell rings
for the school army. Are
the youngsters out.fitted9
The brightest, nattiest,
fullest of style, finest in
quality, best sewed, best fl .
ting Suits for big and little
boys - we've always got
them. That fact isn't new
to you.
What is new is that the
Fall Suits for boys are in,
double. breasted and single:
some with double.seat and
double, knee in the trousers,
Cassimeres, Cheviots, Wor-
steds, Homespuns- -everyth-
ing worth having for a boy.
A Fall Suit if you want it,
but we have some medium
and lightweight suits (good
tor this between season
weather) marked down to
about half price.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-31

3. Harry Baynard Is hout tho young
sst and gIpallost boy In lAo Hign
.Sehesl. Thls will he his last yeur II
AIS health does not give way when lie
Nall graduate with the hiahesl honots
a5erry has been very studiOus and IN
dpshlsus boy. made 30 by his fathers
inllitien. Mr.. samuel H.bsynafd. We
any VI our Wilmington High school
boys.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-31

The new revenue stampa, which. ao-
cording to tho reform tariff law must
be placed on playing cards, are now
ready and for sale at the Internal
Revenue oillce. Fifth and King streets.
Each pack OF playing cards must bear
one OF these stamps. otherwise the
dellor renders him self liable to pen.
atty They nre two conts each and
will constitute quite an item to those
who have large stucks on hand.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-31

To all parts OF the West and North
Vest Via tho Chicago, milwaukee, II st.
ksul Railway at practically halt ratsB.
Sound trip tieasts. good fu rBturn
pessage within twenty days from date
Of sale. will ps sold on september ii
and 25 and October 8, 1884.
For further Information apply to the
nearest coupon TICKET sgent OF address
Jpo; II. Pott. Di5trlct Passenger Agent,
Villa msport Pa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-31
On SATURDAY,
THE l5TH DAY OF SEP rEMBER, 1894.
Al 10 o'clock n IN,

liz ioTH paf OF SEP iEMBEH, 1894,
AT 10 o'clock n m,
Tho toll owing do scribrd real estate. via
Ali that ccrta n tract or parcel o, lnn,I
situate IN Mill Creek hundred I'm the
county and state aforesaid, together with
Tie uwti lnE thereon erected, more par-
I !tulaIly b uind sd an de rinrd aa ~
lows. VT:
beginning at "a stone In the Uorxesstn
roaI corner for lands sold to David
wilson; thence by line of said land which
wns part No IN the real estate of Isaac
Dixon, deceased. south So. Rrcp3 west
y: perches and 92'lU of perch to II sta q
III corner OF homns Piers sons land:
thence with the line OF tEut Land north 4
Iu' Bfees west i5' perchrs und o 10 ef u
ptfch 10 stale corner of " i,lian
Piorson's iaud; tn sncr with the line Of
said land north ~ degrees % minutes east
40 pr rche> and i2- 90 perchcs 10 II take, "A
corner Tor other land soth TO Dayi Will
son. part OF the rehl es;ate of lsanc
Dixon. deoeasen; thence by the line ti.
yidit'g that lahd from this south 5 degrees
east % perches TO u stake; thence nor h
~ degrees east 10 porch and u 10 OF a
porch TO lake; thence south degre 8
east is nd 3-i0O perUbes to u siake; thence
south ca degrees west IS perches TO n
81 AXE In the middle of the Pieisop road:
thence along the miGdlo oil SAID road
Isouiii esfa degrees east Il 2-ili pcrches to
sake In line OF Thomas Jackson's
land; thence by that land south az de.
Riees east IS 10 perchus to a STAKE In tho
middle OF the HoritessIn road aforesaid:
and thence along the same. being limo
II the aforesaid land sold to David Is H.
son south 345 degrees west "a s-ID psrcnes
TO The place OF besinnirE, containing
within said bounds "a acres nnd ~ perch
es Of land. more or less. excepting there
OUT a certain tract containing 10 acres
and = square perches oxclusi1 of the
lands occupied by tho railroad and
the TWO public roads and more par
'ticu!arly bounded and Described in Ger
tain VIII OF scirc facias. being No. III to
the May term. 1884 being he same tract
lof land which Levi II. Miller and wife by
,iecd datod March l6. 8J4. ari recorded IN
Deed heooId ". vol. Id. page a4s.dld grant
lana convey unto the said Elizabeth Il.
iChainberlain iu fee simple.
srized and taken In execution as the
property of Elizabeth y. Chamberlain
and lsuac a chambe lain. NOR Vaxors.
land Herbert II. Ward, tcrra tenant an d
10 be sold by
PIERCE GOULD. sherifr,
Sherih's Office, Wi.minSto Del, Aug.
lsl, ls9i
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-31

The d over will make Its fret appear.
nnce In this city tomorrow when they
play the Rockfords at the Union
street. grounds. Game called at 4
o'clock.
The Dover ls very strong club and
is making a strong bid for the cham.
pionshlp OF Delaware. Both clubs
may be expected to give good nc.
count of themselves and a CLOSE and
exciting contest can be expectel
Fisher who has not lost a game thls
season will pitch for the Rockford and
either Clark or Burrls will do the
lwirllnR for Dover. Batting order as
follows:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-31
AND OPERA HOUSE.

This evening the unparalleled vau-
,deyilie company. the New York stars,
will present a neat and attractive pro-
Igramme at the Grand Opera House.
There are nine acts and comedy,
and its success on the road thus far
has been Of the best. The organiza.
tlon 10 composed OF the best talent
that could he secured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-31

Bertha Grelnelser. aged 33 yeare,
died yesterday at 1hirty-eecond and
Madison street. Her funeral took place
to-day and interment was made at
Rlverview Cemetery.
Charalotte Holmes. of 1890 West
Fourth street. did on Wednesday last
aged ~ years. Her funeral will take
plac to.morrov. Interment will abe
ma de at Ezion cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-31

That is What the New Artif-
cially Digested Food is Doing.
A REMARKABLE ADVANCE.
IL Is Now Possible TO Give the Stomach
n VRcation Eecunse tho Food 10
-Di.ested Before Being
Eaten.


Paskoia works wonders!
The great pre- .digested food that
makes people we'll is winning more
praises by reason of what 1t has done
for dyspeptic sufferers than any other
preparation ever offered to the public.
A person who suffers from this dis.
tressing complaint usually feels a
gnawing at the stomach. an all gone"
feeling as If suffering for want Of
food. There Is a bad taste In the
mouth. q coated tongue. gas rises
from the stomach and sometimes there
Is sickness with constant headache.
When people lose flesh. they gener.
ally begin to feel alarmed. They want
to regain what they have lost Some.
times they nre unfortunate enough to
take cod-iiver oil for that purpose.
The effect or cod liver oil taken into a
weak disordered stomach is to make
dyspepsia worss. COd-iiver oil will
siohen we'll person. Imagine it's ef-
fects on u dyspeptio sufferer with u
weak stomach!
put an end to nil this. People are ra-
pidly finding nut that the way to cure
uyspepsia is not to make it worse.
They are discovering that the best
way to get flesh Is to dig ct their food
properly, and that wh3n their food IL
well digested they do not suffer from
dy epepsla.
Paskola cures dyspepsia, 1t makes
sound, healthy flesh because it Ia not
medicine but food. Drugs cannot
make thin people fat or cure dyspep-
tics OF their dyspepsia.
Pashola ie a pre-digested food which
gives nourlshme 1T without tho aid OF
the stoIna h. IL contains those prln.
cipals which are essential to the ma.
tural digestive process-it aids digcs.
lion. When 1t IL taken. II enters at
once into the Tissues Of the body Civ
Ing Instant nourishment. II permits
the stomach to take a rest and get into
"a better condition.
Pnskola Is pleasant to the taste and
agreeable TO tho most sensitive stom-
ach. 1t has no nuuseating OF b!oatlng
effects, but tones up the whole body
and creates healthy appetite. 1t
drives awaw all bilious sensations
and enables every particle OF ordinary
food 10 be perfectly digested.
Paskola may lie bought OF any re-
putable druggist. An interesting
pamphlet OH food and digestion will
he mailed free, Oh application to the
Pre-. Oigested Food Co., 80 Reade ST.,
New York,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-31

The definition OF that little black
wrlggllng worm. Hellgrtmmite. which
fishermen use for angling for black
bass Is The large aquatic larva or q
scaled Insect corydalus oornutus)
much used MS bait for black lass and
other fish. also an ARTIFICIAL bat In irni-
tatIon OF tho larya
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-31

Geo. ". Mckay has an old Lafayette
badge. which was secured by his grand
father Edward q. Phillips In commen-
Grafton of the death OF General Lafay-
cite July %, 1884. He values 1T very
highly and on ons occasion he says he
refused 800 for 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-31

Tho weather for tomorrow pro.
misos to lie pHrtly cloudy to clearing
nnd rather warmer Similar conditions
will propably prevail ON Sunday.
stntc Ot Temperature
in the REPUBLICAN Office to-day In the
shade.
o'clock. 10 O'Clock. g o'clock.
70 rs So
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-31

There will be grand display by
local trotters ut Hazel Dell next Mon
day afternoon, as may be seen by adj
lvertisement in another column. All
who have fact horses can enter In
some OF the closses by consulting VIM.
Stafford at the track.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-31

The British staamsh lip Kennett, Cap.
tain Davies, WAS iucked at the yard Of
the Harlan Il toliingswoIth Company
this mornin :. where she will have her
bottom scrap ID and painted. The
work OF cleaning will be carried on to.
night by electric light to allow her to
clear tomorrow afternoon for Eng
land for which port she has cargo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-31

The fall opening exercises OF the col.
ored Young Mems Christian Assoea-
tiou will he Eeld in the hall Nc 204 East
Fourth street Sunday afternoon at A..
80 o'clock. A prominent divine y ii ado
dress the young mon ard there Will
also be other exercises. "a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-31
sTUCh QUOTATIONS.
Reported by
HEAi.D a. COMPANY,
lin "a IL .....u =. .. a IR.a.

Seventh and Market Streets
Investment aud Securities yielding
from tn per cent
orders for the purchase and sale of
'stocksand Bonds on Commission exucut-
ed at all the stoeh exchanges.
Private telegraph wires to New York.
Philadelphia. Boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts and Letters of Credit is-
lsued
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-31

DIR. Stmms' White Pulmonlc Balsa m
Remarkable cures OF throat and lung
diseases are reported very often. We
can give plenty OF good home refer
ences, Use 1t on the iirst symptom
nt the cough, hoarseness etc. No. COG
King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-31

The Police Patrol will be produced
at the Academy OF Music next Monday
and Tuesday evenings. Sept. and 4,
by flrst class company. A more ex-
tended notice will appear to- m orro ".