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Amount TO cred, Of tuna 10 cate ,lsoSo

Amount Ia credit Of tnnd IL cato stto.sa N
The following shows the condition of
funds FOR the North sewer tunnel.
The total amount heretofore spea, oa
The amount To credit of fund $500. "a - "a
The total length of brick work to TO put
In this tunnel Is 5. 30 feet OF shis dis.
tanea there has been built i.sso feet. lsa..
Ing .Sss1 feet vet 10 build, besides several
inlet shafts sad gates aud the outfs.i into
the eay. Mr.. Thomson thinks this tgnnel
will he completed within the limits of the
appropriation.
The expenditure on the South se~sr
taaesl to March I. Vas s4i, S7si. The
balance To the credit Of tse fsna IL sun
posed To be So. 6oT.sd The length of thu
tunnel proper usay bs taksn as 4. sssg feet.
oi this distance the excavation has been
eaFfteS zet0 feet. aud Use brlekwosk has
been carried i, 80 feet. The excavation Of
Tie sccs&s and ventilation shAft at Nlpa-
sesaih stfs-s has been carried down us
feet, or 10 about ons~hslf Of ia depth. Tie
isst 80 feet driven ia sae tuanel psoper hs,
been driven through very a f,icalt ground.
For that reason Mr.. Thomson eaanst say
whether he wsiI 10 ahls 30 aassh ,ne s.wrr
vitasa the limits Of tie Augmentation n
NOT
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Ocean Steamers.

BRowHEAp. April L--Passed-Tauric,
for New York.
lsIE OF WreHr. April Passed
Edam. for New York
DIMENSIONS. April ARRIVED Ohio
from Philadelphia.
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tGt Sewers fresh from the greeaho1 ses
every morning.. Washington Flsrai Goa
paav. 49, Sscaad stFext.
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hF- fFsnk Brooks. spscsslty paralysis
a. nTiso&s diseases. oflec, Sutsxse.a
block.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
TINE ARLINGTON.

TINE ARLINGTON.
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Il G Hudson, Tacoma r p Kendall, CITY
J II Manning& .Prtld II Couiin. whatcom
ID Z hyde, City II Mcclure. spokane
K m oaitSg Everett Mrs L. N sehi, Nanaimo
Aadru-, Helena Ars J Heller, Victoria
II Caleus, City I Mcmillan. Illinois
Mrs Mcleod, Chicago belle ssudnsay, do
ID Clsfgson j, Ptld Natcbef, Vancouver
wyman, Hamilton A Fl Jose Moth Bend
HOTEL NORTHERN.
W Maxwell. CHICAGO ] W stewart. spokane
J Cssey. Milwaukee DslmAga do
schmidt, Tacoma + feTelyai, 10
A Rsftcf. do Mr. Cameron. 1T Town
c X BabOitt. ST Paul 5 Watson. san Frsa
y Drysia!e. Blaine J Jones, NV estmin sier
III sent s.. B0<tnu NJ 4 Aawat do
Moss. Lancaster Pa H v Working, do
j BeDnina nam. ~ FL neeser do
Is hantoe, Bridget Co o W White, san Fran
Nanroe s. W, DO G J Burnap. Navy
q .soansris, Tacoma orth. Pistsbnfg
J Dri coli, Butte City K smith, Port Al elss
Murphy, do Il Jones. City
{ DoslS, do II -app. Denver, Col
Represe Coffrsn, of Wyoming,
has introduced bill TOR the tree and I'M
limited coinage o; silver dollars Of 4i25s
grains.
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tfsfF tawiiy q sse gEsv ssoa;a rxcears eax OF
N@' AF0eSis .ss'es ss5s t'usspsS i EasY.
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AiFA toa0soa sns George saith, under
aEfssi a. la Asgsses az lhe Roscoe iEa.s
EoateTss have bssa DISCHARGED.
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Proceeds OF SEATTLE sewer bana. of
ls3S, Sssa psssss g4e ia

~
onsrpsnded eAisnos iroa bonds sioi .aso 10
Ncss-fhs cost OF enginssr nag given
In this stassmsbs 10 anly an -
March ]. The appropriation faF
Geld aud office assistance nu sewer
work tor the month of March should
Also be deducted ssnsn -,
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ahswing unsppsopsisssd bal Of. 3 2s.sio %
II each OF the various sewers for which
have been made were COM
plotted ~ contemplated by the original or
0inancos, the following additional sppro-
.~ktf -
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'font and commercial street

Front and commercial street
sewer 3
Wsss street sewer..,...... OTIS ~
kennsy street sewer bon az
fioreaos and Cullen streets o. NJ
Republican aud Brock
streets ,..--...+,.. II 500 o. &tsa2f 10
Making = total OF .......-...... :. 81, $40 10
Total proceeds OF Seattle sewer honda
ot i7fj t2aS,0U0 60
II plans be modified and deficiencies
pfoyi led ior rs herein shown, the
total appropriation viii be.......... 2i7,7e IL
-
Leaving balance oi............ N7e2s 81
No difficulty will b. experienced in find
Ing places TO use this small balance. There
exist upon lower Washington street, lower
hsslet avenue and lower James street
iarEa aud very decayed wooden box sew
ers. The necessity for replacing these Is
well known, and has been frequently con-
siderrd by the city council. The value of
the Lake Union sewer tunnel will always
be somewhat In danger until an overflow
conduit In provided. as contemplated in
the Benexeito Williams plan. This over
nov conduit 10 intended both as storm
water overflow and a repair overflow
This overflow will be made in connection
With the northeasteriy extension of tho
sewer tunnel, that extension being in
tended To be made in diagonal direction
from Republican and Bismarck streets to
Cushing and Aloha streets.
The following statement of the ocndy-
slon OF the sewer fund. so far ss shown by
the records of the engineers office, Is sub
mittcd:
ffeeeeis OF SEATTLE sewer bonds Of
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And We will have . balance OF. .si7s.s5l %
To which should be added the following
appropriations for deficiencies and to
complete sewers:
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Each OF the other sewers can be COIN
plesed within the limits OF the original
appropriations, Mr.. Thomson thiDks. IL
10 b deemed desirable u complets them
- originally planned. and the work
carried on under proper conditions ana
with careful management. The additional
appropriations for the sewers named
shove, added to tho amount Of $2i1, $50
alfesdy appropriated. would create de-
hcisncy OF 81, 1s34 9s, TO be provided fos by
ether means than the proceeds OF the Sc
astie susr bonds Of 1888.
IL the reconstruction OF some of the sewers
y modified ~ already suggested by the
city engineer. the original appropriations
caa BE- reduced q follows:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04

Colonel Moore, our new postmaster.
who Intends to conduct business on
business principles. has already select
ed John A. Mitchell to take the place
OF Gilpin B. Underwood, as dispatch.
er Of mails and civil service examiner
The salary is $500 per year. aud as
as Mr.. Mitchell hold the position un.
der ex.Postmaster Taylor, it is pre-.
sumed that he ls fully competent to
discharge the duties devolvlng upon
him. Whether Mr.. Underwood can be
discharged without cause remains tc
be seen. He 10 an efficient officer and
II the civil service rules are worth any,
thing, he cannot be thus summary
displaced. We understand that lie
has written to the Postmaster Gan
eral for an explanation OF his legal
Btotus.
In other places the ruling has beer
that employees cannot be discharged
without cause, and wo shall eooL
know whether the position Of dis
patcher 10 an exceptional oao or not
The decision In the case may serve as
a criterion OF the fate of other en-
ployees and they may shape thell
course accordingly. Many Democrats
ere hungry as well as thirsty ami Mr.
Dlckey has uuIaler of friends tiitt
he expects Colonel Moore to provide
for. The feroclty With which Mr.
Finn. tho collectors coniidentla
clerk, was pursued until h0 WAS forcet
out OF position,is proof OF the.r greed
as we'll as their Intolerance. SO ali ina!
look out for breakers ahead. 40 !,
forewarned Is 10 he forearmed."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04
SPECIAL MENTION.


Cuppingand iseonlng. ls3 Z. Second 81
II. +. Dayls Jeweler, o u. end 81
Cupping & leeohing. Parker .sJs Madison
American Laundry, Goa West Front ST.
For first-olass dyeing and securing
lao to the Delaware Dye Works. 81
King street.
The beat tea and coffee In the city al
hard times prices at 40l Delaware Ave
nue.. W. u. Moore.
8. N. Smeltz is ceiling four differen
mems watermelons from Jersey.
DR.. Simms' white Pulmonlc Balsam,
the famous throat and lung remed,
and hypoph0sphate or lung food. 6O'
King etreet.
II you want to save money. go &c
W. B. Moore for your groceries at A0l
Delaware Avenue; 1t will pay you ia
|go there and buy at hard times prices
Go to J. H. Cleavers. O East Fourth
street. for Water Coolers, Refrigera'
tors and loo Cream Freezers.
james N. Young. job carpenter.
painter and roofer. 3lS DUPONT street
For watermelons, the finest In thu
market, go to =. n, Smeltz, Fourth St
tetween Market aud King.
The finest and best watermelons II
the city are for sale by S. N. Smeltz
18th street between Market and King
DR.. Simms' Cholera Syrup. the great
and certain positive cure for diarrhpa
cholera morbue, cholera iLfantum
land summer diseases OF children,
Save your babies with this famous
lmediciue. 606 King street.
II you are going to the park or pic
mic take box OF those ~ cent caro-
meIs for twenty cents. They ar,
wrapped and don't stick. Hollis. 22'
Market street.
Go to Is. N. Smeltz for all kinds o
fruits and produce. wholesale or re
tall East 4th street, between King an
Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04


At the International meeting OF ths
totton spinners at Manchester, Eu.
gland. few days ago. the delegates
from Belgium stated that their work
Ing hours were seventy.nine n week
The representatives Of the tuIle works,
Calais. France. and Of tho spinners and
weavers OF Lille. France. stated that
they worked twelve and thirteen hours
= day, and that their wages averaged
from IA francs(s 50. SO)to IS francs (s6 10
week. A Dutch delegate described
The condition OF spinners and weavers
In Holland In these words: They eat
no meat, except occasionally horse.
fesh, and their habltual faro ls pota.
toes and bread"
Worklngmen who have accustomed
themselves to this potato aud bread
diet, with an occasional chunk oil
horseflesh thrown in. will work fol
much lower wages than an American
will. The products o. such cheap paid
labor will experience no difficulty in
finding their way into our markets /
an antI-protectlon tariff bill is eve
forced through Congress. In these
days of low ocean treightags the cost
to bring cheap.made goods across tht
Atlantic would be an insigniilcunf
Item which would afford no natural
protection to tile American employer
or to the American working man. Il
his first speech, after his return from
Europe in 1858 james G. Blaine declar.
cd that the question OF protection
from centre to circumference was /
question of labor" II Cleveland car
rice the day these words of the grea
American statesman will be verified "a
q cost of much suffering to tho sand
OF sag workers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04

The reception OF Nr. and Mrs. John
S. Cotton was held at the residence OF
1.-The brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs David
III. Rancl, 1907 West Eighth street on
Thursday evening. Nj. aud Mira Col
ton were tho recipients OF many
handsome presents, among which was
a handsome Ice pitcher presented to
Mr.. Cotton by the Majestic Club, oil
which he Is member.
A musical program was rendered
during the evening by tho Misses May
and Blanche AppIeby, Miss Laura Got.
walls and Miss May Singles. Of
Philadelphia.
| the refreshments were In the charge
of caterer L. L. Hanna. The follow
ing we're the guests present.:
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ii. Singles.
Miss Berthe Singles. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Sinclair. Robert l.. Johnson,
Mr. anu Mrs. Il. Is. Knowles, all OF
iRnncS Mr.. and airs. Waiter Garvin.
and Mrs. CORTLAND L. Person, Mr..
and MrsL. Saunders, Mr.. and Mrs
William Saunders, Miss Florence VI.
Saunders Miss Florence VI Saunders,
Samuel Saunders, Jr., Miss Iva Sdun
|ters Elma Saunders. Mr.. John O.
Saunders, Mr. and Mrs, Jeremiah Rle
bel, Miss Katie Rebel, Miss Ella Price
Sir. Harry L. johnson, Miss Ada John
son, Mr.. Vim. Il. Ranck. Miss Strai
ford, Miss Jennie McMillen, Mr, and
Mrs. Chas. Broadway, Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. l.. Miller. AIr. Harry Blythe. MIR
Charles Z. Cotton. Missoa Blanche and
May Appleby. Mr.. and Mrs. Waite!
DAVIS Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank ii. Cotton
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04


The Committee OF Conference are
likely to agree. each one making some
concessions. and consequently tAs
bill will pass each liouss IN such form
shat the President Sitl approve 1t,
German has greatly contributed to
THE end, although 1t is said that he is
the best abused man in tho Senate
All the Cleveland toadIes who are
ready to kiss his hand that thrift may
follow fawning, have been yelp.ng ut
his heels like hyenas, and forea him to
yield q point to save himself from
political death He yet Las tho upper
hand Of his assailants and will doubt
less make his Influence fell. Tho
Sugar Trust will be satisfactorily pro
vided fol whatever may happen and
al the Democrats will rejoice no mat.
tor how much tho people suffer. With
tie tariff bill out OF the way tho con.
Pressional disturbance will soon ter.
inmate.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04

When will tho Wilmington CORES
pondent OF tie Philadelphia RECORD
stop sending news three days old fol
that paper to publish?
when will the doctor locate perma
nently on South Clayton street2 II,
II needed every day.
When will the people stop saying, Il
10 warm enough fer your
When will men try to show them
selves men and support their families
When Will married women stor
flirting with doctors at Union Park2
When Will Riveryiew turn out bettel
mon for families?
When will wives cease to be Obliged
to provide for the husbands instead o.
husbands for the wives
When will there be less less men o.
leisure at Riverviewf
When will fair correspondent send
US come more .wheb'sfr
When will Mart. Springer's trottel
beat Tommy Early's pacerY
When will Sewing Machine Agents
act honestly2
When will doctors cease to ma K,
fewer calls. and on being joked abou!
1t, say. oh 1t was q professional visit
and wink the other eyer
When will a city officials wife return
home from her visit to the sea ehorei
When will reporters oeaee to write
up the local scandals?
When will our special solicitor TO
advertisements be able to find any thipJ
he attempts to look for before making
q terrible kick, which lie jarring on til,
hEPUBLiCAS reporters nerves2
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04

The Weilmnn Attic expedition
proves to be safe, as was asserted b,
most Attic experts when news came oil
is alleged disaster; but it.is also clear
that the uniavoratle condition OF the
ice has prevented the 1Ragnvald Jarl
from penetrating as ;ar north as was
expected aud has made Mr. Wslinan
pearly three weeks ltte in starting
north. The Islands where the Ragn.
yaldJarl WAS wrecked and where Well
man still was June Il are Just above
the northeast Island OF SpIt2horgen, II
latitude 50 degrees ~ minutes, far be
low the point ut which tie expedition
hoped to take the Ice for It's dash
Rorthw9rd, ro carry out the proposal
plan the ics should have been taker
100 or more miles to tho north and a,
lehst two weeks earlier. The folly o
such expeditions is once mora verified
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04

Hanover Presbyterian Sunday School
took IT'S people to Cape May on it's OK
lcursfon yesterday.
The Street and Sewer Department
Will shortly ask for proposals for fur.
nishing teams to run two street sweep.
Ing machines. which will DO purchased.
Between window screens and fans
the American fly Is having hard time
oft.
The camp OF CompanyF, N. G. d.,
will begin at Brandywine Springs on
August 20.
Misc Lille Kelley is suffering from
10 cut head received by falling of an
electric car.
Quolts Ia the favorlte game with the
boys these daye.
The coolest place In town Is In the
corridor OF the Court House.
Detective McVey shot q dog which
bit him some time ago.
the new police boxes ordered by the
Police Commission have arrived from
1 Boston.
George 7. Hepbron, OF the Youni
Mems Christian Association Of Brook
lyn, N. Y. will deliver an address In
the East Lake M. f. Tabernacle OF
Sunday evening at s o'clock.
Rev. Is. Watt, pastor OF Scott NJ. L
IChurch. will preach tho morning Scr
'Inou at Camden camp Sunday Angus
18th. This Is one Of the largest cam d
on the Peninsula anc he will doubtless
nave O big audience.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04
IMMEDIATE sAlg.

Everything in tine store
must so at some price.
The values are so uncom.
monty great it's difficult for
anybody to get less than two
dollars worth for one any.
where in the store.
While they last, Men's$10
All-Wool Suits for $500.
While they last, Mems
$12All. DOL Suits for S6.75.
While they last, Mems $25
All-W DOL Suits for $1,000.
It's a good time to buy
Serge Suits. For SO and
$l2 you'll get the SIG kinds.
The exceptional--a fine I'm.
ported Serge, $l2.
Mems Trousers = The
finest Worsted Cassimeres.
Never sold less than 81 or
81; now 1915. So Trous.
ers to So. So to $3.50.
Boys Suits that were so
and $l2 now So and $64;
Suits that were o5 now 50.
S34 Suits now 49,.
Special attention to a great
lot of made.to.measure Suits,
returned from out.of.town
customers Ordered by mail)
Tor various reasons.
A lot of them for IS, ST.,
IS, $40 and $40.
A lot of Coats and Vests
Tor 81, So, SIS and $40.
You'll fluid 'em displayed
On first floor.
To the man. who wants
Clothes-to Measure this is a
rare occasion, In Made. to.
Measure Department-Mar.
tins, Clay's, Brook s-all best
makes of English goods.
They'll be sold cheaper than
ever known, $25 for Suits.
Sc! for Trousers. No dis.
counts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04


Senator Hill, Chairman 81 the Com ;
mittee on Immigration, on Thursday
presented q measure In tho Senate
which may be called an Anti-Ansrchy
bill. inasmuch as 1t IL chiefly designed
TO prevent an influx into this country
OF members OF the abominable frater-
nifty. Provision is made In the bill for
inspectors to be stationed at the prin
cipal ports Of departure from the
other aide OF the ocean. aud no immi'
grant is to be permitted to land In
this country unless supplied with a
certificate of approval from one oil
these inspectors. Anarchists anc
other undesirable characters who may
have effected landing In Americt
are to be returned to the place whence
they embarked, and second attempt
on their part TO land in this country
will constitute an offense punishable
Iby imprisonment. The bill was draft
ed by Immigrant Commissioner
Stump; 1t Is Endorsed by the State and
and Treasury Department, and would
no doubt have the approval of every
good citizen II 1t should be enacted.
1t is emphatically necessary that Q
legal bulwark shall be constructed
against the inflow of the "men with
OUT country" whom the Autl.Anar
chy law OF Europe are setting adrift
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04

ATLANTIC CRY. n. j. Aug. p Tbs
attempted suicide OF Mrs. Bello Ad
ANS the pretty young wife OF Conduc.
tor Adams, OF the West Jersey Il. II
! has uneartled what promises tt
to be sensational scandal. The
young woman deliberately walked in.
to the ocean aud was saved with con
siderable difficulty By II. q. Jacoby, ol
Germantown. and local llveryman.
/ Sne immeiiately sent for n young
imam who she said she was Intimate
with. and no had nor sout TO board
ing house.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04

RAIFlGH, \. c. Aug. 4.-Orange Page
colared the murderer of Rosa Wood. M
aged colorcd woman, paid the penalty o
his crime on the gallows here Yesterday
The execution was private, \ large crow,
OF curious people aSssru bled outside tn,
enclosure Page broke down and sobbet
as he WIS being led to the gallows, ant
had to be assisted to the platform.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04

We have received Nos. Is. l6, IL, Is
10 and 20 of the Art Gallery of the
World. and persons who may wish to
complete tho set are invited to call al
our Office. either with or without cou
pons. The entire twenty numbers
will tie furnished for 81. No prettiei
book can be found, and scores OF them
should yet be disposed OF
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04

Mr.. Goodwln's hack will leave Mrs
raggarL's store, Seventh and Market
streets, at 5.l5 o'clock on Saturday of
ternoon tor Brandywine SUNNI
camp. Persons who wish to go are in
vited to call. He will leave tn,
grounds to return home about ell HI
in the evening. Shoald any desire Il
come into the city on Monday they
should leave word with him on Sun
day. as he will leave the camp ut
o'clock in the morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04

Fnrmers' PicHlfs
A BASKET picnic will be held al
Springs, under the auspi
ces OF the County Grange. on Satur'
day, August IL. An address of>wel'
come by J. g. Higgins, Master OF the
State Grange at 1870 a. IN. Recitations
and essays will follow. In the alter
noon lecture Will be delivered by
DIR. Bowen of Connecticut, on the i'm
portance OF farmers organizing; Jos
s. Walton. superintendent oil schools
Of Chester County. Pa, will deliver an
address on the school question. Music
will be furnished by tie Marshallton
Choral Club. All the farmers OF the
County are invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04

Or. Simms' cholera syrap has cured
thousands aud will cure thousands
more. Has cured thousands OF cases
OF cholera infantum. No baby dies
where this ls used in time. Diarlhuea
etc, 606 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04

CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-Three frame dwell
ings at 2Jl, 2o3 and EOS West TAYLOR stree
were destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon
and the following people were injured
-drs, Isabella Irvine, overcome by smoke
may die; William Corners, struck OF
aead by falling brick, will probably re
cover; Tony Camera. burned about heac
and face, will recover.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04

Whether on pleasure bent or business.
tade on every trip bottle OF Syrup
oil E!gs, as II acts most pleasantly AMI
.eiiectlally on the kidneys. liver and
bowels. preventing fevats, headache.
and other forms OF sickness. For sale
III alr, and ii bottles by all leading
druggists. Manufactured by the
California FL. Syrup Go. only.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04

I When In need OF coal or wood, cal
IN ji5, or send postal card for toL
OF extra largo pea coal 10 IL. T. Ser.
geant, dealer in coal, wood aud grain,
A large load OF wood for 81 80 Wes
tern oats, balel hay AMI straw Yard
lQ6 Maryland Ave. Phone jij. Cau.
tral ollce, 1thand King stroots. Phooe
5S1.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04

Col wainwright. tho pension attor
nov so Market street wishes every
soldier OF sailor whose pension claim
has been rsjrctel to cali On him my
Afternoon lilo las important infor
nation TO communicate to them
Widows pensions secured in FROM 4
. 10 days,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04

The track at this park has been put
In flrst.class order. and all persons
who wish to train their horses can use
IT by procuring tickets from VIM
Stafford or Ihos I. Taylor at the Lob
dell car wheel works, South side, OF
at the race track in the evening. or OF
Joshua Conner 2S1 Market street. En-
trance from Christiana avenue.