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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19
ARTIFICIAL DIGESTION.

=,
iour repor'er' atnonR others. was re-
Gently requested to witness an expert
msnt at the New York laboratory of The
pra.pIgae,ad Eood Comn,ny 7, soo,n.
'o'"e
that tine digestive properties Oh Paskola-
their new food, have been questioned In
soma ouarteru md n wa. i'm nor,ant TINT
-. -. ,-a..,.,-
the matter shou'a oe uehhiteiy settieu
once Tor all. 1t was to SEQ an actual test
that we Ind reoeivad the invitation. Affair
N .,r,i,oI ,,,oo,,, az. oi,t., IL chez,
s.o''ihs' '"o '"oi'e' in oh"' y"
salu' Make yourselves comlortabie.
gentlemen ard we will ut once proceed to
bns,nauap
.
AZ thie Junoture one OIL inc LABORATORY
assistants appeared with u supply Of beef
hard boiled epps. fish. pouItry and I'm ina.
,,t,o, no ,,ad -, -, ,.s,..,, a., .,sr
"'aon "o "au 'hinoou worry h"eiy Ill oruer
10 Initiate the elects or natural mastica-
ton. quantity OF interesting appara.
tina WA than hrougbt forth and Tho n,ix.d
1855 "shS 800" 'i' .'"'e
toou haVing oeeh aiVldeu INTO equal por-
lions, was placed In two similar Jars. To
each OF them was pdded acIduloted vvater
h., -. ',.,,,,
" ono VOC "i"ue tu''hor auu'''oh Vi
dose OF Paskola from bottle which
your reporter had beor instructed To pur.
chase II, tna ona, m,rl,at
-,
DOM Jers we're now warmed TO tho tenn
peiatute Oh tlo nouy ana thus kept Tor
Two hours. A the ehu OF thls time the
JuIs Were TonoVeo from tho DAINTY lt.tle
oven ~ Wnich tney hau $1,000, when 10!
anu peuoiu we Iounu that whereas the
contents OF one OF tilon had undergone
no chhhke Whatever inc rood In the
othei, 10 Wnlcii hau peel uuuso Inc fas'
hola' Iinu ,.'ialiy uissoivtu l1e SO ihuon
susa !, nou clear, iinpiu solution was
.ne iesut.'. inns 10 OUT unlh'tlhteu eyes,
was ihose maFVeious' anu almost saVored
y, niagiu LOT We hhu oiteh seen Deal poli-
gu III water witnout otnerwise changing
.nah 10 ''urt WIN its color YET mere, az
.he sentle tnperdtuie OF Tue pouy,it hud
beeh rendered com pleteiy soluble. The
INST whlle not SUPPRESSED, was no less
pieaseu thah curse, yes; ne observed:
uentieueh " you WOMB Know whether
Vt hot Possesses oeoiueu digestive proper.
lies look TO those Jars Tor an answer"
Tue eviueuce was conclusive. Tor the Oh
lect lesson before US was 50 elTpi That
we co,ilu NOT iaii 10 comprehend the mat
VT ne tolu US that the oase OF Fnskoa
was nriiliclally uisesteu sthfch anu Lhat
.oi LUIS roasoh IL was nesn. producing
loou vasty superior to cou-Hver OIL or
any ot tne Eauseous drugs heretoloro
USED Tor This purpose. lie stateo,further-
more, that as We had seen. IL posAassed
me property OF diBestlhR othOr ioods IN
the stomach and thus was an active uid
70 disoftioh. was permitted TO sketcb
tne Jars aiter the experiment hau poen
completed, as reproduced ABOVE Inc
ssuimeht SHOWN pf the shadlhS IN Jar NO
represents the I'm ilHestsd FOOD as when
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19

In hls speech last evening before the
German Club Samuel Bancroft DR., eaid
In part that he was glad they know he
was not Donahoe. Turning to Mr. Sa uls.
bury he asked IL would be bust to tell why
but Mr.. Salisbury said he guessed not.
Mr.. Bancroft linen stated that he has
been tas en- Tor Donahoe. The other day
he was accosted by u man on Market
street as Donahoe and he asked the man
ifhe looksd like man who would kick o
woman on the street?
He always regretted that he could not
speak German, because thea he could ne
"gemuthick" (sociable.) And he then
tried his hand with tho German quota
lions,
Wer nlcht lleblt
Vein, weibu, ger5aug,
Ler blelbit elu narr
Seln leten lang.
Translated into English 1t roads "...
Tho man who Iovos not -
Wine. women and song
Will remain fool
Ills whole life long.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19
CLAY SUITS

With our warrant behind
them. That means a great deal,
if you know how mean Clay
Diagonal Suit can be.
At SO, Clay Diagonal Suits
that no man need hesitate to
wear-qua ity right, cut and
finish right. The finer Clay
also-at $12, $l4, SIS, SIT and
SIS.
The Unfinished Worsteds
that we advertised, and sold so
many in the spring have worn
well, and did not fade. The
goods are made by the Wash.
ington Mills Of Lawrence, Mass,
U. S. A.
We have the same in heavy
weights on our tables now, cut
III long sacks, in Blues and
Blacks $40 aud $40.
Have you been in that Over
coat Room of ours!
We admittedly do the largest
Oyercoat busint IS in this city.
One whole floor (2ud) to dis
play and sell the great variety Of
styles for Men, Boys and Chill.
dren, aud a big reserve stock tc
draw from when the rush fol
them is on.
All Wool Beaver Overcoatt
in single or double breasted
Blacks and Blues, 81, they arc
worth $40.
Washington Beaver Overcoat'
cut long in black, brown, blues
and light shades, either double
or single breasted 50.
Handsome all wool Kersey'
Sl2, as good as any $40 Over
coat made. We are going tt
sell 500 of them, blue, blacks
and light shades, double an,
single breasted, cut ii, 46 ant
% inches large.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19

Fully LOCO people saw tho races at
Wawaeet Park yesterday afternoon. Many
cIuss trot.nE race W. H. tIle's Clraton
won, tho best time being ESQ. Robert
Porter's sorrsl marc won the 8 minute
class in = 40. The-iree-!or. pacing race
was not finished owing to darkness.
In the halr-mlle colt race 4. Stafford's
black stallion di5tanosd James Is. Groen's
brown inare. 1hs time made was b9.
Saladln was driven two exhibition m lies.
The Lrst ho made iii 2@4l y and the other
Ia.
In the half.mile running rnce Richard
Greenfield 3 bay horse secured hrSt placs
llis tine " as So seconds.
Bird. the trottlng dog owned by DR..
Jester, tro.ted several exhibition miles
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19

The jackson \ Sharp Company are Law
ing OF men in their car department ow-
Ing to the work bong finished They
have only some GU hands employed in
their works. when ii they were rushed as
they should anG have been in the past
years they would have nearly 1900 hands
on their payroll.
Mr.. Elwood jackson said to reporter
Of the REPUBLICAN this morning that they
bad yet con siderable work o. hand aud
expected to get several IN the near future
II the wol kmau of our city wish work they
ehould see 10 1t that their votes are cast
for tho Republican ticket which pro.
1Icted their interesteds
Any workman who will insist on voting
the Democratic ticket aud taking the
bread and butter out OF the mouths OF
himself and family. should emigrale at
Qnce to Europe whare he probably might
DO able to get position under free trade
and get Democratic English wages. Every
man should sos to 1t that lie protects him
self and family before helping by his vote
20 send work out OF this countrvto Eng
land anu thereby close down our factories
and workshops
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19

Is worth several pounds Of Imagination;
we don't Imagine low prices as some
stores are dong, we have them. good
many people we are glnd to say are lind
Ing out the fact that our store is q good
place to bring their shoe money Don't
duubt tile quality or our footwear II you
Iihd prices little lower ;uan you nave
been paying, It's simply duo to the TACT
that we are taking MT less than the
usual profits for our shoes that's the
reOson poet 10 arc saving money on their
shoe wants ut our store. Furmnn 3, No. 10
East Fourth ST.. Detween Market and
X Inn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19

Some time ago tue captain OF u schoon.
er WIS relieved of mis- goods and money
OF the schooner 1t is alleged by John
ShophHrh VINO gave them to Maggie Car.
bury o dispose Of for him IN Phindulphiu
Shepherd has been wanted FOR some tin o
fot :ho laIceny OF money from another
man.
me police succeeded yesterday In ar
Resting ha1o0d looking oolorei man and
tut morning In TIM MuIicipa! Court they
were both held IN Ss9J bail for further
hearing on saturday. rs the prosecuting
witness Is out of the State.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19

NNANrED-By an experienced drcssmaker,
w work by the day Address 5. H., this
othcr, ul9.yt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19

Our stock OF Children's
and Misses capes and coats
compares as well or better
than the Ladies. Prices
are low, goods the best,
and the workmanship can.
not be beat. We can fit
the children in anice school
coat, and at a low price
too.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19

B. Taylor x Son, The original and genu.
me curers OF keppared white fish, will have
on hand at their Ut Ill. No. sos King street,
pm market days, except OH Saturday even.
fngs. when they will be found just below
With street on King, and also at Fourth
Ind Madison streets a full supply OF
smoked Delaware shad, herring. finnan
haddocks, 90, OF the best quality They
VII also have a full supply at McClures
Bsh stands In the Eighth street market.
They have 10 connection whatever with
any other smoked fish III the market Give
them cali for good breakfast relish.
Mcclure 4 TAYLOR.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19

"Where do you live 2" asked Jud 20 q I'll
OF james Robertson who was ohsrg ID
with drunkenness In the Municipal Cou:t
thls morning.
'"2O9 Ninth street
Where Ia that atY'
Two doors IRON the railroad traok.n
"How long have you lived thsreT'
About u year and half"
Tie court considered that James did
not know local geography very well and
lined him 81 and costa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19

Miss Lille Durham having returned
from u two months visit to Quinton, Nd,
was rendered q surprise party last even
Ing. The evening was spent in very dc.
Hghtful and social manner, Rames and
music forming the principal pnit of the
enjoyment. Refreshments wrre served
at Il seasonable hour and the guests de-
parted for their separate homes wolf salts.
He'd with their visit.
Among those present were; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ibaugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Griffith Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph Dunham
Mrs. Yates, Mrs George Loper, the Misses
Minnie ana I'm ma lbaugh, who performed
very aceeptably upon the piano. Misses
Emma fverhardt Ethel Cauingan, Lulu
PeimaI Ella Lopez Pearla Lopez. Alice Day
Marina PHILIPPE, Rosie and Ida Cook
Geltie and Lorena Crothers Mary Max
well, Jennie Durham, Doll Grantlan d.
VIM. Cox. benjamin Stoddard, Missouri
6tuckey. Frank Durham, LuuiseDunham !,
Jhos. Green, Robert Moore, George
lbanRh. George Goslin, Jno. Harkins,
Wm. Gross, tic Messrs Roberts AMI 9TH
ere whose names could not bs obtained.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19

The twenty second annual convention
Of the Carriage Builders National AssO.
khatioR, held In Phlla. this wnek. came
10 an end last night. with Il dinner at the
old Musical Fund Hall about 800 persons
sitting down to the tables. Henry c. Me-
Lear OF thle city wns toastinRsLer ana he
Nrst introduced Mayor Stuart who re-.
eponded to the toast. "Phl adelphia
Senator Higgins followed with a We
timed ana thoroughly enjoyable speach.
Walter McLear, Charles 5. Rowland. L. L.
Uymer and william II. Wickershaln OF
this city we're pre- sent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19

On Wednesday evening q. W, Baker
placed 9l2 In pay envelope and lett IL
with about 5l2 70 in the Office. Yesterday
morning he discovered that the money
was gone lie rep yrted the loss to the
police. 1t was then about 0 o'ci0cI. At
IL O'clock Lewis and Charles Llnasrman
were locked up at the City Hail charged
with the larceny. Ono OF tho boys had
bhen employed there as office boy. r.
geants Evans Shields aud O1icer Fords
deserve credit for tie quick work they
made of the case. One of the boys has
bsen arrested several times before. About
Sis has b0en recovered.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19

In Alunlcipal Court this morning How
ard hlce colured was held In $1,000 bail
Tor hls appearance al he upper Court on
"" charge ot keeping gambling table at
lasd Wilson stresl. 1t Appeared from tue
evl'ienc" tina, Rice rented tina ktcnen for
81 week James A Pos lbs aud hairless
tuieInon pldJed tue game OF sweat there
Oh Tuesday rIght lie won ind lost and
81 me out ioslnG III the end, Both men
watc held IN 500 Dall TO appear as wit
uosses.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19

Revs. Il. Ashton ltenry. a. l. Du Pont
Go cEuuu, q. Z. Hall anu IL. y. Speak man.
lGet night addressed 4 meotnX OF the
lpctl chapter of the Brotherhood of ST.
Andrew ut Edge Moor. Anson A. Muner
dlihcior of st. Johns Chapter this city
spO.e Oh tho "A!ns OF the trutAerhoud'
ChprI;s N. Curtis, OF TRINITY Chapter. and
prerljent OF tie assembly, spoke on "1hs
brotherhood > anh Gharl Gook, OF
TRINITY Chapter. on Chapter Work -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19

Tho bicycle roa'i races are not popular
only wln those VINO iIopa TO win price.
thay cost them nothing aniit is an outiaE
Tor them. s'Iic Eon .eman to II iruoI :er
oil IA" .tEfFiLIcAh. WHY don't thoy have
tho r.rrs II this iIazel DelJ p irk. where we
cou.h watcA IhN riders aGd enjoy tie Iun
OF seeing them 9piun around ihs track.
! would rot GrYrrdga IS cents ItOr
would tdLdrais OF Others. Road races
Gre II NUISANCE ard sbouRi be taUuved
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19

Say. stranger. what did they arrest that
man for? Sergeant Evans received tale
phone message from Mr.. John brison
eli Seventh street that II man was acting
around hle place and wanted
him removed. The sergeant went over aud
arrested the man who was passing down
Market at sixth street, ASKED why he was
arrested. The ser eant replied. for thro W.
Ing brick through Mullln Il Sons large
plate glass window. 1t was painted on
Juursua by an artist.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19

The funeral of George W. NaudaIn,
yell-known and highly respected resident
81 Odessa. who died on " dnesday night
u heart disrase, will take place to.mo
row.
Deceased was a member Of Col Andrews
Rost. q. A. r., and served with dlstino. lon
In the war He was ~ years of age In.
torment will be made at the NJ. L. Gene
try, Odessa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19

Rev. Samuel q. Waters disi ut the reel.
deAcs OF hia son Rev. j. r. Waters pre-.
siding elder SIS Madison street this city,
a. three O'Clock this morping. Fie will be
taken TO his home. Upper Faii mount, Md,
leaving Wilmington on the Old Point *.
press Saturday midnight. Funeral ser.
vices viii be held at y. m. sunday at tho
nbOye. na med place
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19
FIFTH EDITION.
THE WINNERS OF PYLE,s KoADnAUn


Ecf'psb HIcycIts HIHdnh BY CInrk and Hrnd'
ford Get First md second Place
In the Pyle Cycle Company's pO.mile nj.
cycle road race yesterday j. Il. Clark, Jr.,
won flrst place In ono hour and fourteef,
seconds. and I. G. Bradford, second place
In one hour and 81 seconds both riding ~
pound Eclipse Spscial bicycles. guaran.
teed for road use. Clark won the most
valuable prizs offered, $3.50 Fowler Ban.
tam bicycle. and Bradford Waverly Scor-
cher bicycle, valued at $S5. The prize LIST
was the finest anu most valuable ever off.
cred In Delaware at bicycle racing. The
Eclipse bicycles are very popular In vii.
lnington and a large number OF them are
being used daily over our streets. The
Pyle Cycle Company are exclusive agents
Luther ThOmpson,aRe l5yesrs, rode a re.
markable race; time one hour. four min
utes and II seconds. He road a Naverly
racer, twenty.one pounds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19
Notice.

havo opened an oyster house along
with my Ice cream business. / am prs-
pared to furnish families with the hest
oysters in the market at lowest prices.
Give me call Oysters Is. 30 and IS csnis
per quart. l., McGovern, 702 Lancaster
avenue.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19

big Philadelphia Clothing Manufacturer
tioinH Our oil Business, Prices slaughter
cd. Values Remarkable. 5O6 Market
ST., Wilmington. Delaware.
The financial condition of tho country
IL Simply awful. Money tighter than for
many years. and the consequence is many
houses are going To the wall with
crash. One OF the largest and best known
clothing manufacturers going out of the
clothing business has rented the building
506SlarkeL street. Wilmington, Delawb
for the express purpose OF disposipg Of
the stock.
In these times Thugs must be low.
priced to sell quickly. ienlizing this the
iirm has Ordered to sell for Twenty
live Cents on the Dollar This is an avn ul
sacrifice "a terrible slaughter. but IL Is the
only way to raiBe money at once, and
money must be raised. Never before has
such fine, fashioha BILE and perfect fitting
Clothing been offered at such Ridiculous
prices as these.
Mems line Overeoats, s4.9S, worth 5I2.
II you DON'T think 1t worth the money,
bring II buck, no matter what the cause
is. Mems fine ohinchilla Oyercoats
$500; guaranteed worth "a 90. Mems ex.
ira fine quality Oyefcoats SS 80; guaran.
teed worth $500. This Overcoat Is silk
faced and ls magnificent Overeoat, and
10 positively worth $500.
Also 1000 different styles OF oyercoais;
silk and satin'lined, equally us cheap An
elegant pu.r OF Mems Pants for W cents;
worth $500 Mems extra quality punts,
SLAB; worth sI,o0. Mems t'ns pants
Sl.gSi worth S. 90. And 1909 styles OF
custom made pants equally as cheap. A
splendid suit OF meme clothes. s3.22;
worth 5000. Men Fancv Mixed Suits
Si.0s worth fl2 90
Ii you don't think it worth the money,
bring it back, no matter what the cause Is
blen's extra quality suits, 81 99-tailor
made; worth 1890. Boys' fine cheviot
Suits. 81 4S; guaranteed worth 9i.o0
Roys' fine cashmere suits. $40; worth
$500. Boys heavy cloth Pants. 10 centsj
worth Is cents.
Don't fail to come and examine goods at
the opening of tkls Great Sale
SOC Market Strest. Wilmington, Della.
ware, has been rented for this Great Cloth.
Ing sale which is now going on. II you
want to save money, don't stay away
from this sale. Open every evening un-
til . O'clock. Car fare paid to all pur.
chassrs residing out OF town. Don't
forget tho address, No. SOC Market street,
Wilmington, Dsl.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19

Presiding Elder Barrett and Rev. Frank
Carpenter deliyorod speeches yesterday
at the flag presentation TO the public
school at Chesapeake city By the lodge Oh
the Jr, o. A. NJ.
Three bands of music were present and
a nnrndh took Mace. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19

Powell has on his stalls In the Third
street market: Goldfish haduock, founders,
white perch yellow perch, rock, trout
sea Daas erOcus, Sleeps head. nc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19

J A two horse farm wagon broke down
pt Front and Market streets yesterday al
teInoon by the axle tree snapping OH.
eehaot house. corner Eighth and Wollae-
ton streets, Ia progressing very slowly.
Nhe foundation walls nrs not yet up
A horse attached to road cart driven
~ oolored man ran away on French
street this morning
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19

The converted Roman Catholic preacher,
Evangelist Leyaeu Of Boston, will speus
in tho Academy OF Music TINS evening on
the following subject: The Secrat on.
fession to n Roman Catholic Pflest Elk.
posed" The lecture will be to men only.
No true citizen should fail to hear him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19

Karrs Clover Root will purify your
Blood clear your Complexion, reZu.
late your Bowels and make your mead
clear as bell 25c.. 500, and sl'oo.
Sold by NIB. Danforth Druggist s. d.
Cor IN d aud Market streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19

All tie mem bs;s Of the Higgins Repub.
Nc Club are hereby notified to attend
n sting tonight IN the Odd Fellows
II + on Orange street above Tenth. at s
90 OK. s. V. 3. Carty, Soc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19

That you can get the best 10, Is and 20
pent candy at the old reliable stand 227
Market street All homemade and those
20 cent cRramels for 20 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19

Tho Twelfth Ward Republicans Will
meet at No. 1909 Lancaster avenue to.
night and form permanent organization.
10 the meeting all voters are earnestly
invited. There Will be addresses by promt.
nent workers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19

Miss Ella Smith and n'eeo, from PbIla.
delphia. are vsiLng hirs. O. A Holland.
so \. street, South Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19

Menthal Inhaler cures cold In tho head,
hay fever and neuralgia, Sold ny w. I.
TAYLOR. No. 500 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19
L-L-|NERY
TALK.

Some people or firms
say, "Our hats are all i'm
ported" yes, maybe from
the work room, or Philadel.
phia, but we say all our
goods are made on the
premises. We can dupli.
cate any hat you see in
stock. If you buy your
own trimmings, we guaran.
tee as pretty a hat Jas any
IN stock. Our millineIs
have the taste anu style of
a "Virot," Orr prices are
the lowest consistent with
good work. Will you try
rs' The prices range from
-. SO to $12,9S.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19

Tomorrow promises To be fair aud Fart
lE cloudy aid Inthel WARNER followed by
ram In tho lake resion. Similar con.
ditiO2g Will probably I5roYali on sunday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19
IS. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

L. 5. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU OFFICE
BALTIMORE. Mp. Oct. 10
lie table below gives tho temgera.
tnre and tho state oil the sher at q
a. IN. Today at the stations nan. ~:
New DIRK e. ,,oudy evelgnd 81. c.ouav
ihi, deip9 a, gE,c,asr Detratr. 81. cloudy
hhlhn ! set n Marquette, t. cloudy
hr" : p. " clear Chicago. 81, clnGly
lyhehbtE < clear StP al. ~. clear
Sut hih, - ear DAtolnes cloudy
tiNfirs y, IT, Gear rt, Luu's,G vloGGy
'lhS ~ le, rs, lOI2y hanHGs G'y, "a. clear
NJ mesi. io'vlyuSy I.isaha, a, ioK4y
Ali"i'a, " cody Bismarck. ~. Clsar
N"u'' ele :. Lake, ), %. cloudy
Galveston. a. clear ok tonInt' nj ,.i,,sr
irni1Niii. o. cieRr P'tsnd. .. ~ o,'dy
t,,r hlihit, oe.oehr - franco. h! clear
tl''AoutS.st, loJAy Builai" b.. cloudy
-A.-sN@@A--aa= .1.-s.-,z
ROW IS CHINA DEPOT
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19
DIED.

DIED.
WATERS-ln this city on Oct. 10 "a, Rev.
Samuel O. Waters, aged 30 years..
Relatives and freuus are inv ted to attend
funeral services on SATURDAY. evening" at
1880 to proceed to Upper Fla rmount, Md.
SCH ULE Ron October, 16. 1884 Annie N.
Schulz r. nee fehrenbacb, in her 3Sth year
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral sert Ices, on Friday afternoon ut
2 O'Clock at her late residence.724 ELL street.
lnterment private al Eiveryiew Cemetery.
GARRETsoN-In this city on the 10th Inst.
Franz, son OF Thomas j., and Amanda
Garretson in the .0t year of his age.
Relatives and friends are invited o attend
the funeral from the residence o his pa, ems
NO. eU1 East seventh street. on Friday after
noon ut o'clock Services at the house. Iu-
ternent at ilmington and Brandy wine
Cemetery.
Day after day we sa W him fade,
And gently pass away;
Yet often IN our hearts we prayed
That he might longer stay.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19

Henry Q. Corral, Esq., will make an nd,
dress at the meeting OF the Third Ward
Republicans this (Frlday) evening at Q
o'clock. Ali are invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19

25 per cent cash Paid for order OF Hontl
cer itiGates upon which no disability Dsn.
etits have been drawn. Address IF c."
kGPuRLICAS Office.