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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24

In the Municipal Court this morning,
during the hearing OF the Durham case,
emonE others present was Samuel II.
Maynard. Judge liall, in Diminishing tho
Ease gave nice little lecture to the de-
PENDANT stating that he should have gone
away when refused and brought Ia slr
Whann or some Of tie other Respectable
people who were in curt to testify for
him,
After court was over Mr.. Baynard told
the Judge that he thought tho proseeut.
tng witness should have got part ot Tie
lecture also.
This led 10 a lively little tilt between
Mr. baynard and the datective At one
Time 1t seemed us II the State would
oisrobe its authority and give Mr. BaynarI
q ehnhce TO knock oil his head. Mr.. BAY.
nafd maintained that McNey created more
uisoluer than Durham AMI II lie Mr. Bay-
nsrd was III the colorsd mans shoes le
would 20 Tor McNey or send .lim to iail
The $50 oiTsr stll remains opsu for
the capture OF eolored man. sir Bay
nhrd maintained that as NcYey did not
know anything about the mans name
being durham lie had no rlEht to arrest
MIN. suppose IL was the last day to get a
Lax receipt, then citizen would 10 sent
70 the delaware Siberia because he was
not going to vote with the Delaware Ear
And an unerowGed king would 10 denied
the right to sit On his throne on election
dey Down with ring rule in Della ware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24

There was a large and enthusiastic
meeting OF colored Republicans held at
Cnrlstlapa on Tuesday evening. Long
before y. M, the building was crowded
10 OVERLOOKING. There were also many
indies present occupying front seats
The meeting was called To order by Rev
u. Il. Cunning, who after making strong
speech Introduced the chairman oil the
nesting Frederick MuusOn. Surdon y.
Davis was elected secretary.
Tho battle scenes captured the people
who loudly appauded and many sled
Tears when seeing up0n- the large canvas
what tho black race Inns endured before
and since 1860 Rev. J, Ii. Blake was in.
troduce to the meeting and very eluuunt-
~ portrayed the condition oil the coiored
men III the State Of Delaware This able
speech was met by rounds OF applause.
lie said, we want no mixed schools. we
want no social equality but what we
want Is fair chance and open Hold;
turn US out, and let us go, lot US hoe our
own row; we will make the guul what
have we done?
Why. we ,have to-day tho lnwyer, tho
doctor. tho merchant the mechanic, the
farmer; bless God. the controller OF des.
tny has or,iaiued that TIE negro shall be
represented In every walk OF life, and IS
maj ching with firm and steady step 10
that high destiny that IA ats the race.
We are going up up. Yes, toll the world
with hilt change. II this is done with half
change, what in the namc oil high
heaven we weuld do II we had equal
chances like the Anglo Saxon Of to.dIy.
<Great applause
There was orKanized temporarily club
and Will organize fully OH Monday
night. Seventy.siX men. all voters, came
Forward and gave their names aud added
20 the roll ana the naIue adopted was H.
Del.
The meeting was adjourned after sing.
ing MY Country It's OF Thee, Sweet
Land OF Liberty"
flnDERlCK MUNsoN, Chairman.
L GORDON DAVIS, Secretary.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24
THIRD edition.


Frank Murphy has delivered the poles
TOT the Western Union, along their line
n ON Wilmington to Ulaymont. He goes
now with his large team to deliver them
~ On ester. still making his home at Clay
ID ont
4 The Ola ymont Brick Works have deliy.
efed over hundred Thousand OF brIcKs
'dpring the last month. still they have
4housands Gu hand
Ambrose =. Ottey the Billie student has
been at WORK late y getting up implicit,
giving In 1t the recon msndulon OF emf.
mont nj en-, who have heard his lectures.
and have his books The same Is full of
very striking Bible facts anu a large
number have given him their advertise
ments to help out. he books will he dis
trlbuted to those who have advertised,
ant will be sent to all ministers and
church organizations in Pennsslvania,
Delaware and Maryland,
Mrs Park Mason and Mrs. Frank Ma
90 sreht visit with their sister Mrs.
) Je sse Hoops ana Mrs. Charles Ottey of
but uni ortunately she dreamed a dream
and OF course could not some.
Niles Lille Ottey oil Monday last got a
cinder In one OF her eyes, and she could
not get TO school from the effect OF 1t.
Next Sunday afternoon Will i've Childrens
Day at CIayment Nj. b. Church. Tue OK.
ercises will be good. and The decorations
grand. Come.
Politics are at fever heat up this way.
and a like good many other kinds OF
ticks, not very nice, when INDUCED in too
often.
Master Charles Dutton and Willis Lynch
are making their home In ,iaymont rney
are two very fine young men.
z TRUE AS steel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24

H'OR saLE-A feather bod nearly new
L I'h 1e seen Al No SOB liarrisor street
ol5-3t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24

The second day Of the Catholic Synod OF
the Diocese OF Wilmington, opened this
morning with solemn requiem mass fol
the repose OF the souls OF the deceased
priests. In front OF the alter rail was a
catafalque richly draped and surrounded
by lighted candles. large eongrega.
tion WIS present The celebrant OF the
mass was Rev. j. +. Connolly. Pna ser.
mon was preached by Rev. Francis Far.
ley. He delivered an eloquent and i'm
pressive sermon on the blessed VIRGIN, In
the course of his remarks he dwelt at
length on the efficacy OF prayer to the
mother OF God, because a dutlful son
never refuses a legitimate request from
loving mother.
The power of the Blessed Virgin In OBJ.
taing spiritual and temporal favors 10 be.
You'd comprehension. Devotion to the
Mother oil the Savior should be fervent
anu constant. Some outside of the pale
OF the Catholic Church frown down devo.
ton to The Blessed Virgin.
AT the conclusion OF mass Bishop Curtis
announced that there were no rev laws
to he promulgated for the government OF
the diocese The beat thing to do was to
faithfully observe these at present in ex-
istancs ami then there will lie no need 10 r
new laws as the present are sufficient. A
discussion on Theological subjects com.
inenued at . o'clock this afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24

tkThNfEil-A sound Young hor o. CHEAP
nv FOR cash. Address ''dofso tais ice.
J2I-gls
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24

large and enthusiastic meeting OF tn q
Republicans OF pencader lid. was held last
evening at Glasgow. John W. Davis pre.
sided, and there were at least three hun.
dred attentive listeners present. many
being Democrats.
W. Il. Coaie. OF Delaware City, was the
ilrst speaker. He gave an exhaustive and
Intelligent review of tariff legislation In
this county, ard held the attention OF his
audience for an hour.
>, Harry Wmteman Esq. OF Mill Creek
Hundred, was the second speaker. lie
also spoke for almost an hour. and his
utterance was forciDle and i'm pressiye,
Henry O. CONRAD. Esq, was the last
speaker, and although he was not Intro.
troduced until ten O'Clock the audience
remained Intact, and gave the speaker
their attention. MIR. Conrad spoke until
eleven O'Clock. reviewing the record of
the Demucrallc party In their manage.
mant Of both National aud State affairs.
lie was lrequeRlly greeted with ap.
plause and was complimentod by many
OF those present. both Democrats and
Republicans on the fairness OF his pres n.
tation OF the Issues Of the cam paign mu.
slc was furnished by the Aetna Gornet
BnLd OF Newark. and it was nearly iuid.
night whom the large gathering dispersed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24

The hardships of tho cuisine were expc
ricnucd in another form by resident q
this city who has been looking for but
Ter. The number of men out of work ha
made the recitation of qualification du
sired In a help wanted" advertisement i;
useless precnutlon. Men nre willing an,
anxious to try their hands at anything
all and trust to luck In dischargiug tn,
duties II wns Ilibcrninn who answeret
this Ecntlemuns advertisements.
You know all about looking after
table, do your" he snid.
"Oi do, sur, WIS the prompt response
"oi how had experience in thot same"
Where"
ovid the Wash'n't'n an Georrudgetowr
railroad. Not only how OF tlndtd the turn
table, but Oi hov Superintendent tho toim,
table. kate Fields Washington
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24
n AVE YOU
BEEN Is THAT
OVeI'cOatRooD|
=OFOURS?

You d thought a cyclone bad
struck the department where
we sell our Overcoats.
Saturday. made a great hole
in them, but it's filled up again
from the duplicate stock.
What'll you gain by waiting
till it gets so cold that you'll
either have TO get an Overcoat
or the doctor---or both!
All.W DOL Black or Blue
Beaver Oyercoats, single or
double.breasted, S7.5G.
Washington Beaver Over.
coats, single OF double. breasted.
Blacks, Blues, Browns and
Drabs, 5000.
AS good a Kersey Overcoat
as anybody need want to wear;
single or double breasted.
Blacks, Blues and Drabs, made
full back, deep velvet collar,
cut in all lengths; some cut A,
46 and % inches long. S12.
Store open every evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24

Eoh sAl.!i-l0.roon house, Good order,
cry easy terms, Apply al sea Market
nlltVl Y ST,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24

FOR kENT-sIXroom hrl Il h,u q All y
9Th street. In good o3udlsion, front
}ssi - per month, Joali II. Hartman, Ala
Z. ith street, o.s.a,.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24

The Street and Sewer directors met
last night and heard The opinion OF City
Solicitor Elliott II the jurisdiction OF tue
department over the streets. lie said iha
the department had exclusive control of
tls streets from building line to building
line, and tho department has the right to
hx penalties.
lbe weekly payroll was announced to
~ OioTi; secretary's COLLECTIONS $3.50.
"a; city auditors collections. sl3Vi; city
trea4urer's balances. current, s70,659.3j:
street i'm provement S20l9.
H. II. boMDward was given permits lon
10 set curb on Seventeenth street, between
West aud Washington. 1t was decided
TO inacadamiZe OaK street from Broome
stleet to Rodney street. A. 5. Reed and
lrolher Company were given tile contract
10 lay the foundation OF the new stable at
S2. 10 the perch.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24

Hypnotlsm Will be useu by our Dsntists
IN tie near future in extracting teeth Of
the coming generation. Spanking on tho
subject Phlladelphia dentist says: i
have Eever had an! dangerous symptoms
Whlle experimenting. ana don't beileys
That ~ the science OF hypnotism itself
There Is any danger. Danger Hes only in
the cdreiessness or ignorance or tlie opsr.
ator. Trouble Is the result of iudlscreet
susRestiohs' Tor instl.ce, II you give a
woman the i'm preston that the house Il
on Hire she would be likely To jump out Of
the wIu,lJw.
A:numbfr OF PEiladelphia's well.known
neurologists resort to hypnoilsm in the
tleHtment OF nervous diseases aad wa
ihuet acknowledge. with most graLit wing
results.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24

Jack Everhardt, the New Orleans boxer,
claims ths title OF light weight champion
from Stanton Abbott, and will defend the
title against any 33.pounder
Frank McLain, the .'Guban Wonder" Is
reported to have left Philadelphia yester.
day afternoon for Mahanoy City, where he
is matched to fight 10 rouuds, Oct. rs, for
a $3.50 purse
Charles (BulD MCCARTHY and Young
drlno were matched Monday to box four
rounds at the Southwark Athletic Club.
Eighth AMI Christian streets, on Saturday
night next. Critic will exercise all week.
at the Caledoii Club
Young Dan GouR him and James Affair,
bantam weights. will meet In special
boutat the American Athletic Club Thurs.
day evening" November |.
The depending meeting between Ed.
Connell OF this city. and Frank WonQo.
Inc Indian boxer. Ia now seized u led to take
place In Chester on the night of Novem usr
|, under the auspices of Company II, Sixth
regiment The contest will be ton rounds
Tor purse OF 1900 winner to take all.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24

The Grand Se!dl Concert to be given at
the Opera House, Thursday evening DC.
tober 18th under the auspices OF tine lerd
fuimer Club will certainly be thu muslcnI
event OF the season. Anton seldl will
poeitlvsiy appear la person and
direct his orchestra OF fifty first class mu.
siclnps- The program winch has been 90.
peeially arranged for Wilmington Is OF q
very high and sparkling nature, certainly
such selections AZ will be sure to please
the audience, seidl Is never happier than
nheh Ills orchestra Is playing to an appre.
ciatiye audience. Tickets now on sale at
BrsdheId's SJ2 Market street at popular
pilces,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24

Hear the wind moaning through til,
orchardl'' exclaimed the artless girl II
sounds like some unhappy spirit Do yor
suppose, Mr.. liankinson, that ghosts eve,
ever frequent apple tracsf"
II think it not at ell unlikely" ~
sponded the disagreeable young man
by their NUTS ye shall guumc, -
And the night winds moRned art
shrirkcd through tho tree tops like 10
soul wai!lnG in ugUny.-Chicago Trlbur,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24

Collector of Port Townsend has receiy.
cd word that James Ferguson lrsmah
on board OF tho American ship Venezuela,
died Oh September 90. at Curaco. W. |.
dis money and effects have been taken
to tho custom officers at New York.
The Venezuela was built In 1880 In PhIla.
dc iphia, and appears In the blue book as
be longing to this port.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24

This morning there was received by
gentleman return postal card from
McGlrllandsviile. uear Dayor, whlcf bore
an evidence Of lie carslesaness OF tho
present post Office employees. Instead of
stamping the card In the proper place 1t
was stamped III the space Intended for
the Return alswer. However triiliug tho
error, Il Il was. may be II shows that thu
stamp clerk did not fully understand his
uslnGss.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24
Church Notes.

Rev John D. klnzen y. d. president OF
the Maryland Conference OF tho NJ z.
Church VIII preach At tha new Second NJ.
7, Church the iitst sermon nsxt sunday
iJetohrr 18th at 80 D M, anf at First NJ,
Z, Church al 80 .. IN. lie viii also hold
the thli 4 quarterly conference IN the seq.
ono NJ. L. Church Tor Nav Cnstle cpuuty
OIL Monday, October 2sth at $50 y. III.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24

Alter five years Of labor. with tho help
OF 2ii editors. and the onormous expendt.
tufe " nearly one million dollars the
Funk & WagnalIs Company announce
that the last page OF the second, the con.
clu1ing, volume OF the new Stan,iatd bic.
;ionary is now In type. This volume will
he ready for delivery in November.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24

An enthusiastic Prohibition mass meet.
In g was held lust night at FL M and jack.
son streets Michael J. Tanning WAS the
speaker. At least 500 men heard the clio.
quent address, and at the close OF the
sneech give three rouslug cheers for MIR
RAINING and tie success OF the Whole
Prohibition ticket. MIR. Fanuing SPEAK 8
again to IN orrow evening at Zig nth and
Lombard streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24

Mothcr-It wet do To take our dnuar
ter 10 tile thpater % oft.n. ! am afraid ST.,
already iinaEiuos herself an actress
Fathtr-Has she taken to gtudyinl
Shakespeare
MOtheg-N.o, hut within the last s!
weuEs she has Seen ,nraged to half do
en- different men New YoIl. Weekly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24
AuAnLMY On MrsIc.


The following letter to a morning paper
explains lLse.i:
DEAN Su,:-ln the Evening journal OF
this date und u stateuiuuJ to the eLIeut
Lbul William u. MORROW had bren uls-
charged by me- from me employment OF
lie Water Department for pUatloai rea-
SONS. lne Ullenss cuai ged against him IS
said TO La that uI showing u his feiiow
wurkmgn photograph OF mixed
school.
luis statement Is an unlnitignted lie.
The facts are as ioiIows: The NvrD Of tie
filter plant Uylug almost colnp.o ted IL Ue.
came necessary t. reduce The number OF
luen EN- ployed thste MI. Dond, III nc.
cUruauce WITH ;he Instructions u tho
Board or Wafer Com tnIs uneIs. dlscAars-
e1 ten men Oh SATURDAY evening, sliupiy
because tnur SERVICES We're Ito lOLger
needed. Air. Morrow was one Of the men
discharged IL. Il. fICkELs-
Wilmington, Oct. 80. 1894. = :.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24

Thomas A. Beltz. who resides on ]. ].
Pierces farm In Brauiywiue Hundred. has
some pears OF the Keller variety that ex-
col anything OF the kind ever grown in
THE section. They average one pound
apiece. are OF line flavor and excellent
In every way for either eating or presery-
ing. They are n ydluahls acquisition to
the fruit crop of this State.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24

Aboard a sOnth bound b Il o. Raj lroad
freight train this morning wsre tramps
who on being ordered Il o,n tho trriu d ,.w
revo!yrrs OIL the trsinmrn and refused to
leave the car In which th1y ara riding
Al the SIGHT Of The entire crew the tramps
changah their minis however and took
10 their Eeels over fields closely followed
ny the crew anu police Officer Long but
they escaued.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24

f. W. Dalo of Cape May Is visiting
StarsGury Murray, Jr MIR. Dale Is the only
eolored hotel keeper In Cape May and Mr..
Murray tho only colored hotel kesper in
Wilmington,
Mrs. Vim. 1Iukill and Miss Ella Hukill
and Mrs. Il. W. Harrison and Mira. l.. W.
Eogerts leave tonight Ter Quantico. V.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24

SYMPToMs-Moisure intense itching AMI
rttnging; most ut night; worse ny I,rat ching
III niloweu to continue. tuuors form which
often Bile and nlcerate. becoming very
sore. SwAYNEs OINTMENT stops ae ito hing
and bleeding, heals liberation and Ia most
cases removes the tu'nor, At druggists or by
mai, Tor 20 cents Dr. swayne son, Phila.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24

ms department OF the outer planets ID
the tii1e OF their "upposition.n due TO the
circumstance that We are thon Iasslpg
them OH al inside track and at a greaV
rate OF speed. Is very Interesting to watch.
IL is particularly noticeable III tile case OF
Mars, owing TO that planets relative near
Ness to ia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24

The graduating exercises OF the GLASS OF
1894 OF tue Wilmington Homeopathic
Hospital Training School for Nurses were
held In the new Century club pariors las.
evening: Rev. Ii. D. Speakman offered
prayer Miss Mary White performed upon
the piano; DIR. Finn read the report Of the
training school. showing That 400 patients
had been treated the past year. DR..
Mitchell. one Of Philadelphias prominent
physicians made an address. The violin
solo. "Aire de Ballet" by Miss Elsie
swift was one of tie features OF the even.
ing.
DIR. L. A. Kittenger delivered the address
to the graduating class. Flo spoke OF the
great responsibility resting on nurse and
told them always to do their duty.
- The diplomas wore presented by G. W.
Pusey: He gave a history OF the founda.
tlon OF the training school The fret one
was founded In Germany In 1896. The
iirst In this country Ia 1874. The one
here was established In February. 1880.
de praised the work oil the young women
end gave them good advice. After a song
by Miss Lore the Rev. p. b. Cabell pro-
nounced the bsnedl ctlon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24

Tho Republican voters of Chylstiana
hundred are requested TO meet to IL orrow
evening at the house Of DIR. Joseph II.
Ghand or, GentreVille Tor the purpose of
being ihstru cttd Els TO how 10 vote mud
talk tlatters over In regard 10 the cam
pniHn,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24

B'ehop VIM NJ used to tell story aho
his son, now sroT7n to useful manhood,
whom he wa> secut toned on leaying hen
to say, Remember whose brv You are.
and who on or occasion anticipated ~
conventional injunction hy saying Goo
by, papa. Remember whose father yc,
are. '--Iit.Glts. ;
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24

Mrs Middleton and daughter Ruth of
WllilamGpurt, Pa, has returned home AT.
tor spending few days with Mrs. F..
lowell Fourth aud Union streets this
city.
Mise Bertha Thompson spent Sunday
with her parents at Woodbury., N j.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24

kew, J. II. Blake viii ad lross a co lored
mass meeting 1T Delaw City Til even
Ing He spoke at Newport on Monday
evening and ct ChrtGtiana on Tuasiay
evening to "A large concourse OF citizens.
yCrl,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24

There WAS grand phonograph concert
given in II. Pau.s A. L. n T. Church,
south Wilmington. last evening by Rev.
u. d. Lee and Prof. IL. Deane. Of WasC
Philadelphia. There was n large unmber
present, and they seemed to e4ijoy he
coneort grnally
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24

The Water Commissione-s met in rsuu.
lar session yesterday afternoon. lie
weekly payroll, amounting to i72! "a was
Balance In bank was $50. 1910. Ii Was
ordered that sl27.40 be paid to the Home
Tor frlendless Children. The bill of Isaac
Bullock. amounting to $40 for four COP.
Per water wheels, was ordered paid A
o-lnoh water pipe was ordered to DO put
tDgton street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24
DIiII.
DlED.
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PrGH On Oct. y. NNiIam NJ. PuEh. aged
- years
Re.ai YES anu friends and members of Co
TinthIun 10 ige No. - A. II. y. NJ are
invited To attend his funeral services, at
his late esidence, 81 nlkw Iul street, IhdFa-
day Afternoon at clock.
LUWr-Un October agnd 1924 Jonathan
Lowe, In his 18th year
Relatives anu trleuds, and also the EN-
p,oy, es If the Diamond StAts iron Company
arc Invited 10 attend the Ihnerai from hls
late r, 7ldrnre No. I3ih Head street. on FRI
dag Afternoon ~ o'cloc,. seryCes at
kLngswool N. H. thurGh ut O,clocA 1u-
terment VI Riverview Come cry.
NpoBW AHD-On Dct. ~ Abner Wood ward.
ol nsar Woo ldale Del, in the Och year OF
hrs age
Reatis and friends are iinvItelto attend
the funeral on frltay the ID. Ii INST. To leave
the house al II U'cOoN. without farther no
lice Int erineut al Hucke-siu,
LIGilICAF-Un 10 ober a4th, Harry Light
cap aged s. Yeas.
Reiatives aud friends are re pGctfully In
vited To attend tHe iuaern on saturday
mntninE, tro II his Htl resi- o see. bM Monroe
street services Oh FRIDAY eyeuing ut 80
o Ulo cS at the house.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24

man very much under the Influence OF
liquor fsll ON the curb at Third and King
streets this afternoon and cut his head
badly. Inc patrol wagon carried him to
the station house, where the wound was
dressed,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24
fBNHNtr- IlnU NrOkcrs.
SeysnIn and Market Sttent

tNFHtFFII FHu 'EHTHbF SItNhhS-
Investment aud Securities yielding
from tn per cent
orders for the purchase aud sale OF
stocAa and Bonds on Co admission exueut.
ed at all the Stock exchanges
Private telegraph wires to New YORK,
Philadelphia. Bustou an1 Chicago.
Foreign Drafte and Letters Of Credit Is
sueI.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-24

Daniel and j. j. Mccormick have trans.
Tered No. II lSChestnnt street to johanna
Stcsckle, and Harry Einmons a lot with
building thereon on Fourth street be.
tweeh Poplar and Lombard streets to LIZ.
zie Speer.