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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-14
OCEAN EItEICuTs.

Cotton-By steam-Market quiet and
nominal hates quoted ale per IuU pounds
uiiect, 81 emen, 3Sc; Barcelona, 45c; GenJu,
AOc HaNre, 40c; hasre. Ia New
\ ork, Csc; Liverpool VIA New
\ Ok, 35c Bremen, Nla New York 4Ue :
Amsterdam, wa New York, ACC; Antwerp,
Via New York, BIC; Genoa. via New York
53c Hamburg. wa New York 4Oc; RevaL
via New York, SIC; Naples, Via New ork,
53c; Trieste, VIA New York, eOc: Venice, via
New ork &c; Boston, per bale, ST %:
New York, per bale, $1.O0; PhiladeluhIa.
pei. bale, 1.00; Baltimore, per bale, SfO0
Lumber-By Sail-Freights are uuiet at
ruling rates. Foreign business is more or
nearby Georgia ports are quoted at $4,000
800 Tor range including Baltimore and
Portland Me. Railroad ties, basis, a
feet, lac. Timber rates, 50c1S1.00 higher
than lumber rates. To the West Indies
and MIndward. nominal; to Rosario, $500
u 800. buenos Ayres or Montevideo, $1,000
q lI.U0. TO Rio Janeiro, sl4.00; to Spanish
and Mediterranean ports, slI.306Ill so; to
| niled Kingdom for orders, nominal for
lumber, 4E IS standard.
by Steam-To New York, 500; 10 Phil
adelphia. 500; TO Boston. $500; 10 Balti-
Naval s:ores-By sau-rhe market is
quiet, Lsrse Cork for orders are
Is Sd and e South America, rosin, ne
per barrel OF $50 pounds Coast wise
Sieam--To Boston. lie per 100 pounds on
losin. soc on spirits: to New York. rosIn
SIC per 100 pounds. spirits, 85c; 10 Phila-
delphia, rosin, TIC per 100 pounds spir-
it's Sac: TO Baltimore, rosin, TIC rer 100
pounds, spirits, 10c-
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ANOTHER DULL DAY.
TIE LOCAL MARKETS APPARENT
LIZ FROZEN Up.

The General Departments Quiet and
Uninterestfng-Noth Doing In
spirits 1urpentine, the Tone BE-
ing Qufet-ROsin Firm ana Adj
vanced In Some Grades. But Very
Little DOing-COtton Market quiet.
nut steady, with Small saIes-An
Advance In Corn Products.
Savannah. Feb l8-This was another
sui DAY in the leading local markets.
The weather continues cold and disagree
able curtsiling the general movement in
all departments Cotton remained quiet,
bur steady. with only small sales made at
the close. There was nothing doing in the
spirits turpenune market and the tone
vas quiet. Rosin advanced In several
Grades. but the sales were light. There
aas an advance In corn products. Eggs
Look a jump to &c q dozen. the
supply being scant on account Of the
continual cold weather. Olher markets
aare quiet and steady.
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FINANcIAL

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Paeine, 81; Wabash. ST. L. & p. 81:
90 do preferred. 49,: Western Union.
So Wheeling and Lake Ere. 8, do do
preferred. 5iizs Southern Railway S.. So
southern Railway common. 10: southern
Railway preferred. Iisi South Carolina
Azs jas
State Bonds-Aiab ama a. 104is: DO b.
iu9s DO G. 81 h-ds louisiana Stamped IS.
.uls North Carol ma IS. s.; North Carolina
o., 10 Tennessee. new set SIS 81. Virgin. a
81 preferred, 81, Virginia Trust Receipts.
O. Nirg MA Funding Debt. 5S1t.
Government Bonds-Unitcd States As.
registered lfOH; United States IS. cou-
cons Hos; United States Is, registered.
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CRAM. PRovIsIoNs. ETC.

New York. Feb. 13.-Fiour quiet; STEADY
and unchanged. Southern -four dull AMI
good TO chO.ce do S2.S0Q325. Wheat dull
and firm; No. 2 red store and elevator
iGS4c; afioat, 5Sisc; opt ons advanced Ig6
Sac; fell ssci advanced NGJ3sc; reacte.
and closed firm at yesterdays prce, win
moderate trade; No. 2 February. 56Kc
March, Iisc; May, 5Sssc. Corn dull an,
firmsr; No. 2, 4Sc elevator: 49Itc affoaf
slons declined &c, advanced s<ISc
closed firm a SC over yesterday, witt
trading fair February, lslkc; May. 49c
dull aud firmer; February. S35se: Msrci
and May, 33c. Spot No, 2, Ssl5c; nIxet
western, 3sn55c. Hey steady; light re
cs.pts; shipping, 50Q55c: good to choice
-G075c. Wool quiet and firnn; domesfi.
fleece, 15d1@c; pulled. 1sQ33c; T xas, s0l2c
Beef quiet and unchanged. Beef ham
dull. $500. Tisrced beef inactive; cit
extra. India mess. s12.55Grl4J0. CIR meat
c'''et md drmer; . ckled bellies. 5sz0f5atc
shoulders, &c; hams. SQ8i&c. Lard qu.e.
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NAVAL STORES.

Cay We're Eight and the offering stock was
small. The n erket was cujet and no sales
T-ere reported. At the Board OF Trade, al
the Opening md c'osing OF the market, il
Ros.n-The amount Of the receipts were
compare lively small, but there was
ar cemand FOR al grade. AZ the open
ing call. a tha Docrd OF Trade the mar
ct opened firm ans unchanged with no
sales: q the last cali. il was firm, with
- edve7cs Of sc on water white SC on
Al, and g on Z grades.
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RICE.

The market was steady The following
quotations are POSTED at the Board OF
Clean Rice
Common, 3lsQ3s4c per pound: fair. ga a
re- so0d, f4U41ac; prime. 4+ sc; choice.
mead 50o.sc' small lots, isQ1zc higher.
Rough Rice
Upland, 45G 65c per bushel; tide water.
75cuS1. ~
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COTTON.

A decline t Liverpool and a slight ad-
va-lco al new OK was the state Of the
14Cures market. Spots were dul ana very
l.lLe business was done. At the hrst
ana second calls a the cotton Exchange
there We're no sales. repOr tea, but at the
c.Oslng, the sales were jas bales. The mar
heJ renamed QUIET steady aad un-
cnanseI.
The following were the official spot quo
yatons, at the close OF the market, at
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Receipts same gay last year 2a3 4es
,-ChalleSton, Feb. 13-Turpent. frm
90 no receipts. Rosin, hlm, Sl-05; re-
celpts, LOO barrels
strained, Sl.05; good strained. Sl.lO; spirits
SS,gIpent4ne nrm at &lzc. Tar steady at
eI-SL Crude turpent.ue quiet; hard, $40:
soIt, $40; virgin, $40.
New York, Feb. 13.--Rosin quiet and
steady; strained, common 10 good. l35d
l-4V- Iurpeutine dull and firm; 3ll2c.
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MAINE INTELLIGENcr.

MAXINE INIELLiGENGE.
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SAVANNAH. Thursday. Feb. a. 1895
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sun Rises .-...........s........ $50
sun Sets rs
High water at Fl. Pulaski 1893 am II :06 pm
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Time bail on cotton exchange drops a.
l2:S9 n; 59th m .srlddissn.---.-oooo~o>
ARBIN ED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Alpha, Finney, Beaufort and
Steamer Katie. Bevill Augusta and way
landings ". I. Gibson, Mgr.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Nacoochee, Smith. New York
C. G. Anderson, Agent.
Steamship City Of Macon, Lewis, Bos-
ton--C. c. Anderson, Agent
Bark Francesca X. QtaD, Califano, Ge-
noa-Chr G. Dahl g. co.
Bark S!gurd jarl (Nor), Middleton,
Rotterdam--C mr. c. Dahl & co.
Bark Marie Seidenburg Ger, Merkens,
HarburR-Chr 9. DAM e. Co.
Schr Linah c. Ksminski, Ray New
York-Ceorge Harriss & Co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Bark Francegco r. QtaD Genoa.
Bark Gler (Br). G5rston Dock.
Barkentine Adolphine dam, Amster-
lam.
MEMORANDA.
New Orleans, Feb. 18.-Arrived. steamer
Continued On Third PageJ
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

a great cutlery has been raised by cor
tain Democrats In regard to the illiteraoy
OF certain class OF voters In tho Rspub.
lIcan party, and on different occasions
they have expressed their regret that such
voters have enabled the Republicans to
win a victory and shape the legislation Of
our country. The evil arising from such
source In our State has been greatly ex-
sgg Grated for political effect. In not
single Instance hsvo Republicans been
sAlsctod for any office In our city or State
been la any respect Interior to their
Democratic oppcnsnts. The community
was benefited by their election, Mt lesst
II suffered no injury. 1t Is therefore high
time that these patriotic Democrats
should cease their clamor about Ignorance
or ths necessity OF an educational qualIh.
cation for voters. The truth is That the
country has suffered most In con sequenc
OF the votes of stupid white men who
think that buying cheap things may make
our people rich whether they work or
play.
They do not realize the importan CO OF
Keeping our people employed or else care
eASao Ast uNtAsah triumph tnan uney
do Tor the welfare of the country ct large.
The white ignoramuses and not ths col
ored ones arc responsible for our tariff
unkering and currency laundering. and
their representatives to-day have NO liked
policy and are drifting about ike rud.
derless harque at sea at the mercy of the
winds and waves. Colored men never
voted for such set OF chuckle headed
numbskriis, and we presume they never
VII. Such set OF theorizers are a dis.
grace to their constituents. and discred
II TO a country that boasts OF so many
wonderful achievements. Grover Cleve.
land may mean well, but he is evidently a
dismal failure and his name with those Of
his advisers will 40 down to rosterity
"unwept, unlonored and unsung.",
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

Tho Democrats are at loggarheads Mr..
6tbley OF Penneylyanin, in a speech in
the House ct Representatives. INDUCED
in seine very pimeutary terms to-
wardsA the President saying that the
lime hf{! come when the government OF
this PEOPLE required more than 'conoi-
nation OF N.ralns, belly and brass" Tom
johnson, otN0nio, also Offered rouudly
with tie President and lndulged In re q.
marks httis Tess complimentary. At a
Democratic meeting In Ohio to celebrate
the anniversary cfNhe battle OF New Or.
leans, he said Il Cleveland were a Demo.
crat no had learned IN different school
from that In which he had been taught.
30 1t goes; the way OF the President Is Ill.
led with thorns Jordan is hard road to
travel
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10
sall AenIn.. 4 wlImlnr,en llnlII Tnr.

The Earn Line Steam ship Company, of
New Jersey. Instituted proceedings
aRulnst the Spanish tug Colon In the
United States District Court at Baltimore
yesterday TO recover salvage for services
OF seuInen OF tho steamship Earndals 10
saving the tug from sinking while being
towed by the steamship from santiago
de Cuba to Baltimore. Tho Enrndale
Steamship Company, owner Of the steam.
ship, also pstitioned tho court for salvage,
claiming compensation under the terms
OF the charter of tho steamship to the
Earn Line Company. BlakIstun & Blakis-
ton are counsel for both companies. The
nolics OF the proceedings was sent TO the
Colon yesterday, and United States mar
shall took charge Of tho vessel after she
waB lowed TO tho machine works OF the
II. NJ. Epedden Company. The tug is
valued at $40 600, aud the amount of the
claim ia said to be $1,000. She was re-
built by tho Harlan and HolIlngsworth
Company and her engines put in by the
Pusey and Jones Company OF this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

Such strong evldenesas this must con.
vince every oo1y Of thn genuine worth of
this great medicine. Mr. Elwood's word
is NJ good as gold When lie makes n
abatement people know they can depend
upon 1t. Just such reliable statements
about DIR. Grsane's Nervnra blood and
nerve remedy nre constantly appearing,
and the people everywhere have the ut.
most confidence In thls wonderful medi-
cine.
They take It, and perfect health results.
The popular Miss Elw Iod thinks 1t is IN
deed wonderful remedy VIXEN IL will
cure what all the skill OF other pbyslcians
cannot benefit
Why waste time In trying uncertain and
untrled remedies. whom hets is IL physi-
clans prescriptions, discovery made by
the greatest living specialist III curing
hervous and chronic diseases, DR.. Greene,
OF 35 West 18th St.. New York City. II
you take this medicine you can cons der
yourself under DR.. Greene's direct pra-
fessionai care. and you can consult him
or write 10 him about your case. freslv
and without charge. This il guar.
antee that this remedy will cure, pls-
sessed by no other medicine in ths world.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

What the beautiful Gil Her-
SELF Says
Surprising Story Of The Daughter Of
a Kotsd Professor
How She Excited the Curiosity of
All Her Friends.

One OF the beet known. and most inter-
Getting mon In brooklyn. N. Y, is PROBES.
scr J. M. Eiwood. residing at 4s Cornelia
st. He lie q noted scholar and profess or.
His charming daughter lie young lady
Of most eatlmable character and has boats
Of friends everywhere
She became fearfully nervous and run
down. and this was followed by a most
severe attack Of st. yitus' dance. She
grew worse and physicians could not cure
her She finally got we'll, however. by
method which astonishsd all her friends.
1T affords mo the greatest pleasure"
said the professor. ITO state that my
daughter, who wns a suffersr from ner-
vousness aud st. Vitus' dance. and who
was treated for same by prominent ply
siclans In Brooklyn without result. was
completely cursd by using two bottles Of
DR.. Grsone's Nervura blood and nerve
rem sdy.r
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

Fsrris indSsssisi ssksoi hsid shsif s ~
nuai m9stinG In the New Century CIu6
building ysstsrdsy afternoon. President
Harlan prs9ldeds 4
ne soE ss 2, ne Finsno: -, COMMITTEES
property to DO e114 si2o6
Tho ldenture Committss composed Of
Mndiey Q. Kent. ]. Taylor Cause, Joseph
W. n. Watson and III. Louisa Spruance
reported that ten boys had been given
issys o. absence ns. during re year; and
had been discharged. The total number
discharged and on leave OF absence was
~.
Superintendent H. q. Halnes In his re-
port said the addition of the carpentry
depart ment was the moat gratifying ana
brought the best results.
A large grannry was built by the boye
under the direction OF q teacher. Thirty
elk boys are under instruction. He sug-
geeted that arrangements Tor manufac-
turing shoes lie made Us soon as possible,
and said that turning lathe and forges
would extend the facilities OF the institn-
ton. Military training. Mr.. Halnes STAT
ed, has been given more attention than
In preceding years. Music 10 needed, and
1t Is hoped that instruments will soon be
procured for a band. Fifty.niue boys at
tend the school tive days I'd the week and
are progressing as we'll us CAN be expect
cd. He said that the library needed re-
pairs badly. The work could be done at q
email expense. as the manual training
class could do the work.
Another important matter was the care
that should be- exereiaed over the boys af-
ter they leave the institution. Each boy
Ia given a release for a time on trial pre-.
vious to his discharge. The boys should
be visited and the homes they Ro to
should be also visited to see that they are
suitable. lie recommended the appoint.
ment OF a visiting agent.
The number OF Inmates In the institu.
tlon ID tifty-niIe. tweDty.o one OF whom
were committed during the year.
There Is but one orphan In the insti-
tuition and eight have both parents and
twelve one parent living. Tho Oldest
boy In the institution is IS years and the
youngest 10.
Treasurer Wilmer Palmer made re.
port OF the receipts and expoditures for
the year. The receipts were $l3. 1856 IL
and the expenditures ell. 06S,29. leaving
cash balance OF sl,596.S5
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

&. - +""tft.
"e sanceresy nope that the purchase OF
.no "oouaa'e quafry ny ths Levy Court
n ~ poiitIcal JOB. Why such haste on
ny p.rt q mo pemocrnfc memoers OF
- lazy conrr Twelve Thousand dol
13Fs y nor picked 10 In evary place these
n'c unisa Inc County q Nqyeastie
~ sionE thus far withouSa stone
qe.ffy ana y surely can get along a little
Wnte longer uitaoutone tits not nscd-
Inc tAx payers DO nos wish their
onsy sQuan isreu ~ this tims, as the
Ronsy could DO pub 70 better use. The
purchase OF stone quarry would be
sssvs oiuauar o. THIS particular time.
me 0eants could batter purchase the
etone hna havs u hAuisd out on tho
eeoseWsy OF other roads whcro mos.
.. ana then break the stone right
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

Cnppineani !eeehns. In3 Y. socondst
M. Z. DaVls JaMelar. . E. and 81

Cnppinga ana !eeehsn;. ms Y. socondst
M. T. Davis. Jewelsr. . ID. 2nd St
Cuppin= & leecs.in., ParIor.sl3 M,iIs1a
American Laundry. 61l West Front st.
Strong cough candy at Fergusona IL
East Second street.
The best tea aud coffee In the city at
hard times prices at 40l Delaware Aver nue.,
w. y. Moore.
Dr. SHINING White Pulmonlc Balsa n, the
famous throat and lung remedy and
hypophosphnte OF lung food. 606 king
stIeet
sjlmms' Liver Pills Quick In curl np
hesdache splendid liv5r sttmulant; be,t
ever made; thousands say so. sos King
street
English trouserings TO order s5. SO aud
a., worth $40. Person. the tailor 81 Mar
ket street
III you want to saw mon4y. go to W.
- Moore Tor your groceries ut ADJ Della
ware Avenue; 1t will pay you to go there
and buy at hard tinos prlcsJ.
Weber pianos unsurpassed In toned
Geo. Il. Dearborn. 5l5 Shpley street. WI
mington.
sen Auben &c cigars are the best in the
market, our own make. Duroteln, No. s
Il. I'd.
The world renowned j. & @. Fischer
pianos; over $4,000 In use. Solo agent
George Il. Dearborn, SIS Shlpley street.
Wilmington
httatn dyalng, securing. altering, re-
pairing and pressing. Clothing made to
order. A. j. PiereOn. 81; Market street.
You people eau save IS per cent. by
buying at the FArIners' Market House. S27
King ht. just try and you won't 20 any
where else.
The largest btock OF organs and pianos
Of the lowest prices ever offered. Geo. L.
Dearborn, 5l5 Shipley street Wilmington,
Livery INSTRUMENT warranted.
Tobacco, chewing and smoking. $50 lib.
pussi6ia l.. 20.
The healthy, wealthy and Wise all uss
DR.. Slmlns' Wh.so Puimouic BalsaIn
when troubled with coughs. sore thront,
lung diseases. &C., soc aud 81. Depot sos
King street.
Black or blue Cheviot serge suits to or.
der, $500. Plerson, the tailor. Dll Mar
ket street
For iirst-claAs dyeIng and securing go
to the Delaware Dye Works. 3lJ King
street.
Cheap meats at Farmers Market House,
SCI King NJ
A. =. Chase, Story and Clark, Carpenter
ana Iaher organs. sole agent, Geo. u.
Deai born, SIS SIMPLIFY street. Wilmington.
All sizes, prices and terms
We want people To 20 right direct to
s27 King st II they want to save money.
We sell nycters, fresh butter. eggs, meats
OF all kinds. All Kind OF country pro.
kuce sooner than any where else. Ss7
King street.
Cheap butter $50 10; eggs geo doz., at
Farmers Market, s27 King st.
Have Vim. Zolpar. Eaton. Nd, to tune
your piano or organ.
Grand Royal Cabinet l0c cigar. Der.
stein manufacturer, B Il ID.
r.. Morgan HIS removed to 72O French
street. Ieltphone. 6l3.
Clay w0rSteds. long cutaways TO order
$50. Person. the tailor. Oil Market st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

TRENTON, Jan l0.-Mrs Keziah Ford
was arrested on Tuesday on charge of
keeping disorderly house, and was com
mitted by Police Justice Coulter. She
took her l-year old child to the county Jail
with her, but the iailer refused to receive
them. Last night Justice Coulter com
mitted the child also, charging disorderly
conduct against it, and alleging that the
babe cried and made noiss in court The
jailer again refused TO receive the child,
but later did so on the advice OF County
Judge Woodruff, who declared that it
would be inhuman to part them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

This popular plaza OF amusement was
crowded 10 tho doors Inst night. The
large audience present thoroughly ell
1oyed the excellent programme provided.
The principal feature in the bill was Ora.
cey d Burnett, the star Irish Comedy
sketch team; their work lie thu bsst sver
seen In this city. The otfers are "Ozar,"a
clever iugglar Tom d Matte Webster
Scotch ag-pipe players Billy aud Edith
browning, refined sketch artists; &. A.
Bonney. alblno mimic; Louis MaTlinette,
aorobatic com sdian; Miss RIsssll tho la dy
maRioleni Mile. Ma1tann. the Ciroassian
sword walksl, and several Others compile.
ted first class performance. o. Friday
evening, Mama or DocksI a1sI.Sr will give
away o barrel eli choice X4Allnessota
Hour,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10
TnElsth DAY or JANUARY. 1896.

The following described real eststc. viz:
All tho foil owing describe loi OF land aud
premises. situated, lying and beiug in the
village of Christiana, in White Clay Ufrek
hundred, county and state aforesaid bound
cd ne follows 10 wit:
Beg inning at a stone on the west side of the
street or public road leading from said VIII
lage Of Ghristlana bridge TO Flktun, said
stone being to lot OF land now of JohI
Allen thence bounding on said street or roAl
south 81 degrees west about 90 feet o st0nt
standing " feet northeast CT 10, of land
Iormcrly OF william Shore. now OF SYLVESTER
Townsend; thence binding on said line
mort A5 degrees west n feet e. a stone, q
corner OF said Sylvester Townsend's lot;
thence with another line OF the same north
81 degrees cast about % fert stone now q
corner for lot or John Aliens Land Themes
with said Allen s line south IS degrees eHst7T
feet 70 the place Of beginning. containing 10
square perches of land, more OF loss.
Seized aud taken IN execution as the prop.
erty of James Il. McClintoek nnd Sarah j.
McCltntoek, his wife nor .rn.s0rs. and I, Ia.
and TO be sold by
PAULGII4IIS, Sheriff.
Sherlf's Oltce. Whining on, Del, Decen-
Der 70 1894 de-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

Louis Harvey. well.known resident of
near Chadd's Ford. died on Tuesday at the
home OF bis sister in-law. Mrs. Hoopes
near Chadd's Ford. nged rs years.
MIR. Harvey formerly owned and con.
Quoted large farm near Chudds' Ford,
but disposed OF Il several years ago and
removed TO the oil regions. Here he re-.
NAMED for some time and subsequently
removed to Florida. but falling health in
duced HIM 10 return home.
Two daughters survive him, ME. Rob.
ert Walters OF Kenneth square, ana Mrs.
Ii. p. Marshall OF KennetJ township.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

At the request OF Raw G A. Grlse aud
Rev. L. S. Rush pastors oil the VI. h. and
Presbyterian Churches at Georgetown,
every business man In the town and BUS
iness women as we'll. have promised to
close their places OF business at $50
o'clock every mig t. This will continue
during the union revival meeting con.
Quoted by EvanEeiists Hinston and Paul
In the Presbyterian Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

for 1895 Will lie published on May 10th.
For long time the citizens OF Whining.
ton have felt the want of an accurate and
promptly published directory OF this city.
homer Barry. Of No. Sl8 Shpley street,
proposes TO supply this long-felt want.
Tho book will bo full and complete In
every particu Hr, and will DO sold for So so
per volume. Solicitors will cali upon the
cttizens OF Wilmington TO obtain their
orders for their work ut once. We bespeak
Tor Nj, Barry generous support.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

There WAS a slight fire In one Of the
houses which Gem pose that sectloH Of the
city known as the '.Hoedis." yesterday
afternoon. The occupants OF the row
were hot slow In removing their effects to
place OF rafety. but the DIRE did not burn
long, 1t being exiting uished by . plug
stream from the apparatus OF the J ack son
4 sharp Go
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-10

Has on hand about 200 pounds OF fine
mixed candy. The wholesale price is 20
cents. and rather than make IL over l will
sell the game for 10 cents pound for one
week. losing eents on every pound.