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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07

Haven ". u Church. srd and Dnrout
etreess Rev. = n Brtnkley. paxsqA QUAR-
ssry ss Y nessinE ~ Ioye issss nas rrsaShins
Prsaohins @ M Y rs pm, ? N by Rev Y X WsSb. y ~
Sc. Paul.s A. .. Church. South wlmlnE.
ton. Rev. .. =: Bivens pastor. Preaching At
Prsysr m %essins @ Tpssday a and Glass 'PS PSors4as
evenings.
Peter spancer's Missioh, on the eau se way
hsy. u saulsbury pastor Preaching 10 20 .
7t5 > m BY pastor All friends having cards
please bring them III.
Plymouth A. NJ. H. Zion Church. walnut
pastor. Preaehing II IN BY pastor. subject
Following Christ-" SUNDAY soliooi at > IN
irsemschtnE r p N oy psstor. Subject. "eo n
Tuesday night muslcaI eniert tainmeni. Al.
mission LOG.
NJ. Joy n. q. Church. Townsend street
NEAR u. J. T. Harman, pastor. Love feast
m By rev ! q awaiera. P Is. sunday s school :
m Prayer meeting p IN.
streets I. Il. Webb. pastor. PreachinR 10 80
g IN aud % p IN by hev. n. II. Butter. Sun
day school aie p m. Epwerth League $50
MT. Salem NJ. Il. Church. Highlands. Rev. q,
n. Morgan. pastor. Glasses Nos and m
Preaching lo.9a a m. and IS p. m by pastor.
ei As1 D.: IN Christian kndeavor service o.so
p. IN. Prayer meeting on "Wednesday as >
m. Pastor and Leaders and stewards meet
lug Tuesday evening.
Second baptist church, cor. 9th and Frank
lin streets. Rev. 3. II. Meeser, pastor. At
70 W m and 2 ~ p m preaching by pastor.
morni@s ninn s9S1eSt ASag n Shp,s Vom
Fool" sunday school 0.lb a. IN. and rs D
m Christian Endeavor 45 y IN. A. b. Dew
erell, leader. Friday at . p IN prayer and
conference meeting. Lecture ON "Parable
or tile Good samariian."
Union NJ. 3. Church. 9th aud Washington
streets. Rev. j. ID. q. hRnna. pastor. ~ ~
ing subject, "Is My Name Written TEorc."
Al 80 the American Mechanics will attend
Our Inherltanco." Sunday school 40 a IN
and p. m. Epworth League d 30 p nj.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
His Twenty. sixth Birthday.

The many friends OF William Todd ten .
dered him surprise party few days ago
In honor OF mis- twenty-sixth birthday.
The evening was pleasantly spent by Mrs.
Susan NJ. Thomas. of Newark; Mlsse
phia; S. L. Moore, MIR. and Mrs. Wlswell.
Alrs. Clara Thorn Is. Mr.. and Mrs. Thom as
Miss Helen Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. Collins,
Mr. and Mrs. Clark and daughter, Miss
Sadie Clark. Mrs. shaw. Niles Bessie Shaw,
Mrs. Sarah Jones. Mlss Anna Cash, Mr. 8.
Elsie and Mabel Smith, Miss Stella
Brennan, Misses Julia and Name Ed.
wards. Messrs. Wyle, Edwards. Reeves,
Mears. Strong. Wilkins. Mason. Rock.
feilr and others.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
PHILADELPHIA. win IMpNcToN 4
sALTiMoRE 4: !, ..suil . RAtLRoAp.

hattHttchfnN 1Nttta tuu Ht0tk nlEuni My<t
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PHILADELPHIA. WIN. MlNcroM 4
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
In EFFECT MAY ~ 1884
Trains will leave Wilmington an foiiows.
For phiisdelphia (exprsssl. L6I xSS
40. $40. 7.sk. 7.so. 0t, ,lois.
N r;ss 1id5 y a a a3 mi slsis ~; sos. soA t.ia
i2ss, ~. 40. us. 10 ami M IS os p. M =.
t 9f 6 ssfstss s ssg Ssssgfii; & II H.. sis g: s a.! i
aSs S,SS,a,,as sSs Sss 10. i,ea. snd SSB
For New YORK. Isl alb, Sa 80 1oi.
e. e. ss sts 5ss lSS' H. : sis q and md icsS icissSs 3 i a's
For Boston without change. 10.N a. m
For the south-southeHn h Railway mn.
press la p. rn.. sleepers to Memphis and
For West Chester. vi. LamoEin. $40 q
FOR Newark Center and intermediate
s'asSS5s hsS,,aI ass ;,p a. r. a.. snd sas 2; AMI
s see s6s. se sss TsSs III. SO :. Sa n. and
IL R.RS5s asi sss :aa :ss ,igs .e';s"'-'' e ''A'''
Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street. "a.
%m1PfsOq y " Is ssapfsns! IS FLA htS 12a k ss% ss
n.iS D. m and i2.os night
"a AofS%%Gs.'tasa s5a sss ts e. e. III H. iSes T. ssi IN
SUNDAY IrAINe
For Pbuadelphfa texpreBs). l.57. "a. 40.
s Il: s e. 81 g. e. "a e. III Il Il
t.65. sis and 10 s D. m.
,oes sf fr a NJ Ii, rs. soa. H. 10 sSi and
and DOC .. m.
.Ss esGpPRsssssSsGio s,s Rss snS 10 L si2 :. a. m. ia La
For New York. ISL, s55T 4. 20. =. $50. s.4s.
e.43. 1905 11.45 a. m; l.37. sos 405. 5.0t. 6.tG
$50, 6.2o. 7.0T. e.12. and 1915 p. m.
For Boston, without change. $50 .. m.
For tho South-Southefn Railway Ex-
press, .7,n p. NJ. sleepers 20 Memphis and
NsS For West Chester. via Lamokin. ass a
d hSi!%ST: b Il % ,!5 sRa , W.'n1Ssss as s .s ia 's III
$40 D. m. and 1854 night.
p. m; and 12,5i night.
Geavs Phliadeiph,s, Hroad street, for
Wilmington texpressl. $50. 7.2n. 11.18. 1l.2S
a. m. liz. All. SOS, 65t. 7.4O. ss5, LILO.
n.sS keeeemmodation. Q IN SIS. $40, io.s a IA,
1880. aOIt IbtSEAWaRE Sio w siq' b5ifSsrsioN 5ifs io m
oS seS s5f Tpsts a. m and and iaiS n night & 's ~'A
For Lewes. s.i3 a. m, Az p. IN.
Express f0F "a pOysr Hsf5ns'or, Snq niRes ps
For Il; Warrington and " ~ stations only.
2.b0 D, m.
Express for Wyoming. |655 m.
Express for Cape Charles, ND Point
Comfort asd Norfols. 1il0s u. m. and l2.0a
"s"" SUNDAY TRAINS.
For New Castle. abi p. fl. and 120i night.
For Cape Charles, OH Point Comfort
and Norfolk, 12.0l night.
For Middletown, Claytop, Dover, NY
oming, Felton. Harrington, Prldgevilla
6eatord. Laurel. and Delp.ar. l2.0l night.
CO Congressional Isnited Expf esq
trains. composed enttreiT OF Pullman Vee-
thule. Parlor and Dining Cars. No extra
fare other than the usual Pullman charge,
(s) Limited Express trains. composed OF
Pullman Vestibule Parldr Cars. Yestibule
Passenger Coaches and Dining Ger. Ne
extra fare.
For further informatian passengers are
referred TO the ticket agent at the station.
q. NJ. PROVOST, J. X. WOOD,
General Manager, Gsneral Pasa. Ass.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
AND NORTHERN n. q
Y IE HAVE SOLD MORE
\N than Sixty Thousand
~ II Suits-- 15 and S6. rs

with tho guarantee to give
back the money for any dissat.
isfaction. Not one of them
has been complained of. So
much for goodness.
Our new styles for Fall are
ready. Nearly half as many
already manufactured.
Isn't it worth while to have
an excellent Suit, and at least
one-half back. in your pocket I?
We've revolutionized the
Clothing business. With the
peoples endorsement as we
have it to-day, we'll do more.
New prices for Fall.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07

WITH all the sermons and articles pub
lished against the deadly cigarettes. we
now are confronted with the threat of the
plug manufacturers Of tobacco that they
will manufacture cigarettes and proceed
to Hood the market The fret of these
deadly cigar ettes will be placed upon the
market Ny the last OF September. The
war amongst the plug tobacco manufac-
turers and the American Trust has com :
menced and the public are expected to
nay the bill,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07

THE Order of American Mechanics OK.
reet to have a rousing hi.s parade In
Philadelphia on September 10Th. They
expect to have between fifteen and twenty
thousand men in linz. The National
Council will meet during the week in
Independence hall. and II is expected TO
DO arousing big meeting. The Whining.
Ion Councils will run an excursion to
PhiladeIphia on Tuesday. September tho
10th over the B. & o.. Railroad. romor.
row, Sunday evening. the mem0ers Of
the Order will attend divine service in
Union NJ L. Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
Yalna of Rean straw.

The Sheep Breeder makes the state
ment that experience last winter in
feeding sheep and lambs for sale in the
spring made it appear that bean straw
is worth 30 per cent more than clover
hay. This is fact worth noting in con-
nection with the many recommenda-
tions of heans as farm crop to be grown
on an extensive scale.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
A.hnr, nri,onI Kcnnlou.

There will be reunion of the officers,
teachers and scholars of Asbury Sunday
school tomorrow afternoon. 1t will be
the ilrst regular session of tue school
since the summer vacation and the ilrst
SESSION under the newly elected officers.
At the monthly meeting OF tho Sunday
School Association, held on Monday even,
ing last l. Elmer Perry was elected sup
erintendent and Z. Marion L5ttch treasui :
or OF tho school for the ensuing year.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
A Story of Hawkins,

The English painter Hawkins at &C
years of age was the center of acclamation.
But at the close of his lifo he is described
AS having lived In a fools paradise, con
tent with himself and fattcning on the
empty praise he had won. The mischief
lay in the fact that he was an excellent
boon companion. On one occasion no was
asked by Mr.. Ackcrs, n momber Of par.
lament, TO accompany him and one oi
two others to Paris, the host promising to
give him holiday and pay oil his ex.
penses.
Hawkins objected. "Im busy on pic.
ture said he, "and l want TO finish 1t
for exhibition"
Mover mind that" returned Aekers.
Bring 1t with you and paint it there -
Hawkins yielded, as he always did In the
end, and the picture was put into the car.
riage.
As they were driving along Mr.. Ackers
asked TO be allowed to look at 1t, and
when II was uncovered he said, "What dc
you want for it,
II shall want ESQ for It when It's fn
ished, answered Hawkins.
Very well, returned the member o.
parliament "tll give 1T to YOU and II
finish the picture for you too. With that
he kicked hole through the canvas, ant
the artist was thus set free for an undis
tnrbed jplliiication.- san Francisco Argo
naut
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07

OuR citizens will witness some good
games OF foot ball played In our city this
season. There will be three fret class
teams. who will no doubt play good foot
ball First class games will be well pa.
tronlzsd as the Wilmington people like to
look at real sport but not bum base ball
games like the ono played at the Union
etreet grounds On Thursday last On
Thanksgiving day the Warren will play
the st. Johns College team, which gave
them so hard tussel last year. This
game cannot fail to interest everyone
who Witnesses 1t. The Warren boys arc
getting In great shape and may be expect :
ed to play winning foot ball thia season.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
Carriers Window Fell.

What Is known as the carriers window
in tho post office yesterday broke loose
and tell to the floor. Superintendent of
Carriers Mitchell ls inclined to think TINT
tha window was broken loose hy tho
earthquakes last Sunday. Other attaches
OF the post olllce cay that the old building
Is going to decay, and this falling away IL
the beginning Of the end. Meanwhile
tho superintendent OF the new Federal
building and his assistant and clerk look
anxtonsty toward the national capitol to
hear tue order TO go to work.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07

IL twenty years experience and good,
careful work at the right prices. counts for
ANYTHING with you. Hawkins i Company
should bs allowed to write all your legal
papers. such as Deeds. Bonds. Mortgages,
&c. II interested, call at 7i2 MARKET
Street and have talk with Them about It.
Consultation free
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07

Shilohs Cure, the great Cough and
Group Cure Ia in great demand. Pocket
size contains twenty-five doses. only ESQ.
Children love 1t. Sold by oil druggists.
by N. d. Danforth. Dfuyslss ). E,
Cor. End and Market streeta
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07

The Street and Sewer Commissioners
say that they can prevent the rumbiiug
sound made by driving over the BRICK
paved streots. Well, perhaps they can,
bat some persons doubt 1t. Better begin
tightAway and not put off until toner
row what they claim can be doEe today.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
E,ten I.ntrr,, linn,rer.

The handsome new banner painted by
Charles 4. Cook, FOR EIea Lodge. will Ds
taken to Atlantic CITY on September II.
tho lodges excursion day. ihs banner
Gears q rooster with the wotds 'Bluo
liens ChickeBs above II. 1ha banner Is
how In ), H. EaynnGd's window. Tho
lodge expects to make an e&eellent up
pea raEpe In tho pHtHde.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07

The condition of the sidewalks In tho
vicinity Of Eleventh and Lombard streets
is disgrace 10 Wilmington, Waats tbs
matter with our street and Sewer Com
raisslon that they allow suen things to
ex,st on public thotoughfare
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
MIu hn rnlieh in .snnn.

Straw hats will be out OF date On tne
18TH inst. This is said to be the unwrltten
rule Of the social world, but II the sun
shines brightly until the first of October
there are many who will sport their straw
hats until that time. At the present time
there is noticeable increase in the mum
Der OF dorDics ON the street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
Send In Nour Items.

As rule people do not work for love.
but there ara sons thirgs each can do for
the other which are mutually adyanta.
geous. one OF them Is. letting us know
what Ia going on about you, IN which
your neighbors and friends are interested.
Drop 10 and toll US or send US word, and
Weil do the Eest.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
II. NJ wIer. Eii,h and King streets.

We have the best coffee In this town. We
have the best tea In this town. Why don't you
buy from us and get the best7 You pay as
much or more and don't get as good. ALI our
teas and coffees are selected stock. We have
a big drive In brooms this week; a nice llxht
broom for l0c,; good bit better one for l5c..
aud extra good ore for gOc these arc all
good brooms and well worth the money.
Have you seen the Duchess the new wash
board7 She's a dandy. Three cakes OF Tur-
kish bath toilet soap for cents; its good.
too. The new tall foods are coming along.
We have new St. Marco Macnroni; that COED
kind We sola SO much OF last winter. New
vermicelll; new ralsinS big. soft ane clean
at &c, is a bargain; new honey. l0c q tumbier.
What k md OF gciatine do you use? We have
all kinda. Did you ever try knox'si It's the
best Did you know flour WIS down asainl
We are selling IL at the right price. big
beetle OF blue for BE- This is cheap We keep
barlOws blue, We have Frank StddaiIs
soap. 8 cakes for &C We have everything
you want. Come aud see II we have at 4. NJ.
Wler's. Fifth and King streets. s6-6I"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
Good Residence LOT.

In Boulevard Addition" can be had Just
now at prices ranging as low as $500 each.
It will not be long before there IL a
scramble for these lots aud their fortunate
owners will wake up every morning to
find Themselves richer than the day be.
tore-a pleasant experience indeed. Better
try onel
For plot of lots and full particulars soc
wm. Il. Hawkins, manager, ia Market
street, Wilmington, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07

BEFoEE the RErCpLIcAN is out of press
she boat race between tho Defender AID
Xulkyrie will he sailed and vs. think that
tho Defender Will win. Ihatis We hope
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
SOCIETY ROIEs.

Robert seou has returned home from q
Walt to Chester frisuds.
Harry hcAvoy OF Chester has been the
guests OF friends Ia this city.
Mrs- Edward Mendinball Waited friends
In Kennett Square on Thursday.
Mise Florence Pierson OF Kennett
Square iB the guest OF friends at Mar
shallton.
Miss Name Smith, Newark. has boon
visiting Miss Name Thompson, Kennett
Square.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Franklin J. Cox have re.
turned from visit to West Chester
friends
Edward schmerber. Jr, OF Chester. 10
spending week with friends In Smyrna.
MIR. and Mrs. Gouert. of Wilmington.
and Mrs. Lowders. OF New York. are the
Ruests OF wm. T. Richardson. Charleston,
Mrs. Morrison and daughter Ella. Of
Wilmington, have returned TO their homa
after visit to relatives ut Chariestown,
Md.
Miss Maria Oswald formerly OF Will
mington was married Wednesday, August
2lst 10 Mr.. James Z. Walkup wealthy
farmer Of Burlington. State OF Washing
ton. They will reside In Buriing ton.
stuaen,s VII, Isara More
In week, by the new Business Practice
from the Start method. than by the old
textbook method In month. To be in
troduced in september, In both day aud
night sessions. at Goldey College. Sth und
Market streets. Send for the free cata.
logue, explaining.
Examine your sinx or drain. II they
smell bad use Bnnuer&mar's Phenyle. for
sale by all druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07

II the Government does not hurry up
and finish the new post Office at Ninth
ard Shlpley streets the old post Office At
Sixth and King streets Will fall down Le.
fore the new building Is ready for occu.
pauCy
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07

WHAT busy set of policemen the Mos.
COW officers must be. Word comes that
ed of being Nlhllsts haYe been arrested
by police officers of that CITY and
iarGe quantities of bombs, iirourms and
dynamite have been seized.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07

THREE hundred thousand dollars were
left In trust during the life of Mrs. Bliss
OF New York by her first husband. which
after her death was to go to her daug hter,
Mrs. Fleming. Mrs. Bliss married the
second time and died suddenly. Poison
was found In the stomach of Mrs. Bliss
In large quantities, A pitcher of clam
chowder had been sent to Mrs. Bliss. sup
posed to have come from Mrs. Fleming.
Mrs Fleming is now locked up In the
Tombs, charged with sending the poison.
cd clam chowder to her mother. AS Mrs.
Fleming was benefited by her mothers
diath to the extent of three hundred
thousand. the detectives claim that greed
of gain caused the prisoner to make way
with her mothers life.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
Bool.kcepina. shorthand, TypewrItlps.

BnoKHrcpIh1l NhoFthnhd, TypewrItlng.
Taught Individually. (no classss) at
Goldey's College. Sth aud Market streets,
therefore new students enter the day and
evening sessions every week. All com.
meroial branches taught tnere. Oflice
open daily.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07

FRIDAY's withdrawal of gold from the
sub.trsasury for export by toduy's
steamers aggregated 81 500. 600. In adj.
lion the Canadian Bank OF Commerce
withdrew 500 900 ln gold for shipment TO
Canada, making the total gold loss OF
the Treasury by today's Withdrawals at
si.600,0U0. The syndicate Is expected to
make up the deficiency. From present
appearances tho syndicate has Its honds
full keeping mp the reserve to the full
limit.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07

RIonAED 7. Quinn. of Philadelphia, waa
elected president of the Letter Carriers
Association, held III Philadelphia on Fri
day. ...
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07

WHAT Is the matter that the bondsmen
Of John j. Dougherty have not been called
upon to settle his shortage to tho county {?
The case has been postponed time and
time again and always with tho same re.
suits. Are the bondsmen to be made
settle or Is tine county going to lose the
amount due from John J. Doug herty {?
Dougherty was Democratic tax collector
which has all to do with the slowness OF
the prosecution to recover the shortage.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07

Reed birds can be purchased for so cents
dohhn in our city. They are In prime
condition this year.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07

Karrs Clover Root Will purify your
Blood, clear your complexion, regulate
your bowels and make your head elaar as
u bell. "5c., 5Oc., and sl.e0.
soldts N. II. Danrurth. $. E Cor. seconl
and Market StS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07

ruA,Ss LEAVE DELLA WARE AVENUE
A"ANS nISioT EAST HOUND
TRAINS Leave DELAWARE AVE-
NUE. DEPOT. EAST BouSD.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsen
.sst Z SogSi g!isis ~ S A :iSs iSS R
III M sung 3 g u !, B, az. ~ . ,s 4
AND IT'STREETs(
Week days, .so5, b65. ez7. $50. 7.55. ,s-se.
2S' sS Z y s5s iaSls e. il1s sss IT, so. ss III
II i e E. f i7 s s9s IL. &C. &c. s R
PfIfiLXsbEMTEIPHfA,n sb Elf II p TWELFTH AND
wee.aaga MA.N .s,o5. Gt .1s5. 81 .sso ioss a. m.
''Ssa SSndayPs. thi E. NJ laos. $780, III as a. m.; .asa
.eti9srgR,, !, yses;asy rs q q :s. 81 Sst ssh
l.2SSO l2SSO .iIS5. sos. 325.' III. $50. $50. ia
s'ssi sSiiiG'sfliisR. e II f 81 sunday., .soS ,sg, TN!
ss sSS is' ssS s m ssd, y 10; Il ii Iii M 1
M 'i22i. .iJ9 .3O6 y. 10. Sundays. I'D.
'755 a, M; sS.05 m.
CAPE MAY. weekdays, '7so GLOSS 9.
m, Saturdays only), 'l.59. '3.O6 p. M
Sundays. '7.so a. IN.
pAtgl4osH MEsE HB H9,'FRS 'FMRSgElser9s.. \. q g A.
sS Sundays, 80, foS .s4F a q. M: '1255. .25l.
'G5 BAhTimoRn III iS 4 . AAp x B. WAY z STATIONS.
'GS NHWARR " s2s {; Bsi m aasty aS 7oa .s47 .1os a
m; = .is.55. Os. .5.25, .7.&, $50. 'sts, g
P, IN. Sundays: %, 20 7;9a .sI a. M; .hsss
sGs PirTspURG is ISR sS aesssSays sssS ao p PsH n m:
.6.l5 D. m. sundays. 's.4i 4. m; .5.25 p. in.
SfHdeRNaS3 SfdSlRNSAIf ~ IA 81 EoSIRs. .Sfj & II n asIi
'SiSi SEM h n 6RrhANs sflIyA via 4r,s,o, a
i'sssPscS siPNGERLY aS Ss@ 9cSoM tiSs MopATIoN. 7oa
IRNb@NbERa R ffs lsS sei ls lAsdce6Mmh6PR 3 III Sfy
week days. 1o2. 1880 a IN la. b.6 p. e
f4RISifSSss TR%iSs u GGsyR 4 = ~ "a RkIEr I STREET
ESE Fer FsaSslps EGFS Ss. DAYS: :sts F. e
a. m; 500. IS i5 g.i5 p m. Sundays. ale
For % Phi Pitts6arg % ~ and n v Chicago. daily.
For Baitimore. week days, $50 a. M: q
'5l5 p. m, Sundays, 3, f5.l5 p. m.
For Landenherg and way stations, Week.
days, $50 10 Is a. m; z b.1b p. IN. Sundays.
GSAvE f.is ( e.; if;iaiRhhbELr /; Il Il II HrA rwENry.
EE99RFFH E9R FWfLMfRefaH ahR f6HsrNof x ~
s & r. .:ia. sd. .ili ss: sso. is ae s s
Is .,s5Sspd:y; y SO Il ssns. $50 sso ;s aS: "a:
LEAVE Lea We ENTHUSIASTICALLY II ah9 ltfs Il W. MSTwELITH
AND MARKET TSTREETS)
| Week days. s5.20 s7tbl elOl6 a. m; -Lzf
p. m. Sundays. . s2O. 100 u. m; III ?, IN.
Rates to Western poi nts lower than via
&C. o. scUI.L, General Passenger Agent
| r.. %. CAMPBELL. Geheral Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
rA. ossa.w .. cold.


Nearly two mlilions Of gold went ouk TO
Europe this morninz, oonsiderAbia part
Of 10 In payment for railway shares re.
GENTLY sold In this market BY foreign hold.
ers. The N. Y. Herald Gays az no ofisst.
ting deposit was made by tho syndicats.
II would seem that the Treasury's gold
reserve IL now nearly two millions under
the additionally required one hundred
millions.
Since the efllux began. In the middle Of
July. moro than twenty millions have left
our shores. and during that time the eyn.
dicate has turned ten millions Of domestic
gold Into the Sub Treasury. This weeks
efllux exceeds four and a half millions
the largest since the movement began.
II Europe is going to take our products
at all the demand for them should before
long result in such supply OF CONNER.
cial bills as will check the outflow Of spe-
ole. Meanwhile. a further decrease In the
reseryo-now that it has emphatically got
below the arbitrary level--may not cause
any scare. because the season In which
We should normally export the yellow
metal Ia about over.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07

THEIR NAV not 10 dynamite used In the
manufacture OF beer but thera is no
doubt that beer barrels will sometimes
explode. A barrel OF beer on Friday blew
up while being conveyed to It's destlna.
tiOn In one of the Wilmington Transfer
wagons at Ninth and AIarke. streets. That
beer had some strength, for 1t bursted the
top Of the keg clear and clean out OF the