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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
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Coatesville. Pa. June I0.-The oldest
Kind of a baptism was witnessed al
Hickory Grove yesterday. The Salvation
Army Immersed 12 converts In Che
Brandywine. A strange feature of the
ceremony was that not word was spok.
en- by the captain, who did the baptIzina,
silence.
Mr.. EDIToR:-The above was taken f1om
the Philadelphia Record OF to-day and no
doubt Is true
| am sure there is enough of filth wash.
ed into the Brandywine during every rain
storm, and 1t can't be helped, But to
make bath tub. or a place to wash off
the dirt from human bodies, Is a little
TOO much, and II Is revolving to think
about. These people may think their sins
have been washed away In our Drinking
water and tney are prepared to enter
heaven, but / believe they will be called
upon In the great day of accounts to give
q reason for poliuting O stream of water
from which thousands of people in VII.
mlngton receive their drinking water
People living on the Brandpwine miles
ABOVE our city, tell me that 1t is nonsense
Tor us to plain about the filth thrown
washed or dumped into the stream, ns il
purifies itself before it reaches our cILy.
There are plenty of ponds In the vicinity
OF Coatesyliie where these people could
nave been chrietened, and no doubt felt
as well afterwards 1t Is humIliating to
think Of Our iilterer. no doubt catches
mt at OF the vegetable matter On for
thousand tongues in Della warIan's throats
TO cry out against the Brand wine being
made bath tub. f. Is, FRA2EK.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
MIR. Whitney and tho Presidency.

Referring 10 the mention OF The name of
Hon. Wllliam &. Whitney In connection
with the Democratic nomination for the
presidency Tie Sew Orleans States says:
MIR. whitney is man Whnse ability and
popularity ,rouid make lIiGl an ideal can.
uiuate and Ills nhn:inailon would unite
the Gemoeratc party not only In New
York but throughout the country. 1t Is
could bring togetl,cr Tho warning Demo.
cratic factions III he Empire State for tie
reason that lie ia iI-t as popular with the
1ammanyites as ne is With the silk stock
Ing eiemeHt o. his narty.
II the Democratic nomination next yenr
is 80 20 to MI Eastern man the party
could not choose n stronger or ni5ler
leader thnn ", G. Whitney. So far as the
South 10 concerned we believe his eandi-
diey would lie entirely acceptable oven 10
the extreme silVerites, because of his
conservative views on the money uues.
tion."
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
Exnnsiiitln Rnildinus.

General Manager Brackelt of the Balti.
more kNppstl0n. snid yesterday:
80 much 10 heing said feativa to the
Atlnnta Exposition that 1t may be OF in
terhst To lsafn something oil the compare.
two sizes Of the principal building at At.
lantn and la tIinbfe.
''rhe plane SO far made for the Palti.
more buildings provide for ii building for
manufactures md liberal arts TOO 10y $50
feet, giving total surface on the main
floor surface tllsn will he contained IN all
oil the following buildings now being
erhttph at Alaita: Manufactures and
Liberal Arts. Machinery Agriculture
Mines, Forestry ami Transportation tEe
total uf floor surface OF thnso buildings
being hui 2iA a6D fset on The main floor.
"ius Atlanta bindings were planned to
cost not more Than G1 cents per square
faot. which wuGia make the total cost of
iEu5e named SI47.a00. Ilp baltimore
Manufactures and Llberhl Arts building
Is eatimaied 10 cost 81 II psr sqnare foos,
OF u total OF 500 GD0.
''All Uf the baltimore buildings have
been esll.at9d fof upoh IA scale that will
I9uke them cost inbrA per square foot
than he halidlrgs erected at tbieago ex.
cepu one-the Administration HuiIdlng.
ihe btiidi q = being smHlief ut liaitImore
ihan Chicago, 1t viii OF course make tho
cost greater per squire loot, yet the
auliicieut EXCESS has heeE provided over
lut CniedEo % cobL To variant huiIlIhRs OF
a sunstantlal nature with ull the orna-
Aentativn required on ordinary cxposl.
ton uiilinRs.
"ilts Art NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for per.
manent structure ALTHOUGH containing
hut one.tiflh OF the floor area OF that at
Chicago. will cost $3.75 Der square foot,
as nga nAt t3 "a ut Chicago. Tile iHcteas-
cd cost of the Baltimore building with
the present low prices oil material to be
used Ia its construction and the labor to
be dune on IL Will enable the exposition
association 10 proGnea building which
Will lie credit to the city.
1.-The total il0or surface of the twelve
great buildings In baltimore will be
o5S 900 feet, OF say 70 acres In round
NUN ber5 'i
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
He I. Eyitlent1r Innno.nt.

RICHMOND, Mo-, June 12-Bob Young,
farmer living near this place, who was
suspected of arson, was called out of his
house by mob during the night and taken
into the woods, where his captors tied a
rope about his neck, threw tho end over
the limb OF tree and drew him up He
was let down, but denied knowing any
thing about the fires Twice more he was
strung up, and not making any admis-
sions he was permitted to depart. Young
says he knows the men, but will not di.
yulge their names.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
Long Lives of snme Former Occupants OF
the White Hi ouse.

Long lives OF some Former Occupants OF
the White House.
It is evident that Governor Morton e
name wit; have to b0 entered on the list OF
presidential possibilities, Gays the ST.
Louis Globe-Democrat. New York, IL
noM seems safe to say, will present hi 8
name In the lconventlon, and II Is Just as
snfe to assume that his support will not
be confined to that State. His 1866 0OO
plurality In the election last Novem Der
could be said to have put him OIL the
presidential track but something els 0
was needed to keep him there and that is
furnished by the excellent record which
be Is making In the office There Is rea.
Bonable certainty that Thomas @. Platt
will not be friendly TO his candidacy, but
this ie one OF the strong considerations in
his favor. Probably II Platt had been less
ostentatiously friendly to him In his can
vass for the goyernorship his lead would
have been nearly twice as great at
Cleveland's was for the same post IN 1881
The nee objection is tho only one that
gan be urged against Morton's candidacy.
He Will be seventy.th years old at the
pfnsi1ertiei Inauguration day in 1897, OF
tive years olderthan any President haA
been on taRing ofAce. w. II. Harrison the
eldest OF all presidents on entering the
White House, waa eixty-eight years oil
age and lac died month after taking OF.
flee. Taylor was sixty five at inaugnra
tion ami he died q year and third after.
ward. Possibly II each bad been half q
dozen or a dozen years younger ho would
have lived through his term. buchanan,
however, was, sxty.six at mis- inaugura,
tlon and he not only served out his term
bnt lived seven years longer.
q Adams, who was very far from
being youth when he went to the PreRi
donoy be WIS iitty.eight at the time
lived to be eighty Years of age. or seven
years Older Than Morton will le whom the
next PrsaideLt is inauguraled 1t must
be remembered t 90, TINT Adhme, during
his seventeen years of service in the
House OF Representatives after he loft tho
presidency. had, In his long tight with
what he called the ''Swiss guards of slav.
cry" and their masters as stormy career
as any member OF either branch of Con-
gross ever led. At death JefIerson was
e,ghty.thres Madison eighty five and
John Adams ninety Jeifereon's health
began to fall when he was slxty.four or
slxty. five, before he loft the Presidency,
and Jackson. several years before he re.
tired to the Herrlitage at the nge of sew,
enly, was. or imagined himself to be, q
physical wreck, yet he lived to be seventy.
sight.
Justin s. Morrill, is eighty. five, and he
stiil performs his dutles as a Senator to
bis own credit aud to tho satisfaction of
his constituents. or course, an age limit
Tor presidential candidates ought to be
erected somewhere. but 1t would be we'll
To put 1t ut a pretty high figure when
ench physicnlly and mentally robust mon
as John Sherman, now seventy-two. and
Levi I. Morton, now seyeDty.one, are on
nhnd. 1t would not lie iair in their case
TO put the dead line OF presidential am.
bitton at the sixty seven or sIxty.elrht
year ago mark.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
street md sewers.

The Street and Sewers directors last
night discussed tile purchase of u seven
ton steam roller and decided to make the
purchase sfter inspecting the rollers Tue
hiddsrs and their bids were the Harrisburg
Machine Coinpuny S3. 100; Erie Machins
Company, ~ 600; W. Q. osler. So 900;
Sprngfie Id Steam Road Roller Company
$3.50. Among the machines named was
big steam English one eimiiar to the one
now In use.
MIR, Simmons said he wac opposed to
purchasing an English roller ii an Am er.
ican one could be secured. Mr.. Pratt and
Alr. Chambers agreed with him. The seu
selatys collections amounted to @745 So.
The payroll OF 1857. 40 WAS ordered paid
The balance In bunk was reported to be
"a 5S7 10. No'nctton was taken on petit.
ton asking that Cheetnut street from
Adams to Broome lie paved.
10 building Inspector Grubb was re.
feried the report OF the Police Department
regarding uDnumbered houses, OF which
there are 3l0S.
Secretary CoIquhoun of the Beard o,
Health called attention to some nuisances
which could he abated by draining pro.
perties and the board promised to look
into the matter
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
Abandoned on a Burn,ne y..,o,,

ST MALo France, June 12.-News has
been received here of the abandonment OF
the british ste;.iPf Why Not, bound for
the isllnd o. Jgf sey, and loaded with fod-
der. The vessel was on fire when aban-
doned. The crew of the Why Not de-
serted the passengers when the vessel
caught fire, and, taking TO the boats, sue
ceedea IN landing at Erquy, department OF
the Cutes du Nord, not far from here.
Eventually tho Why Not, with her passen-
gers on board, WAS seen off Erquy, and she
soon after ran ashore near that place. Tho
Passengers were rescued
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
NEW CASTLE NEWS
What Is rranspIrina in the Prettv T@.-. oa
the Delaware.
Correspondence OF ths neput,,o...
NEW CASTLE. June I2.leyo

New CASTLE, June ~ 1870.
The finance committee of the Fourth of
July celebration ommltteo has added the
following werkers to its nu mbers, Jeffer.
son Downturn, WllliamJ Hofmen. Peter
q. Madden. Edward Dalhy and Andrew
M. Gallagher. Everything Mt present
points to euecesefu celebration la this
city worthy of the patriotism Of patriotic
people on such glorious day. let every
one show a patriotic spriL and asslst ms
much as possible to make tho celebration
worthy OF the day. The poor man'e dim q
rich mans $50 So join together and let
us have O r0uaer.
hack party arrived hero last evening
and proceeded to tine residence of Mr.,
and Mrs. Frank c. Weggenmann. Sixth
and Delaware streets. where they spent a
delightful time until 3 o'clock this morn,
ing. Among those present from vii.
mlnpton were: Misses Susie. Daisy, Mag
gle Scout Laura Eisenberg. Eura Scout,
Marguerite McCrey Alice Eiaenberg,
Jacob Daisy, Joseph Somers. J. W. Jones'
VIM. McCrey. Benjamin Eisenberg. Geo
Jones. John Slutiery and Wm. Spencer.
Some OF New Castle ladies' have at last
come to the rescue of the Lenape Fire
Company and to night will pre- sent tfat
American Flag. II Will be carried for tho
hrst time In the grand parade on July 4th
The flag will he eccepied by John +.
Campbell on the part OF the com pnny
Captain A. Nj. 1lizar had his foot badly
mashed yesterday while engaged at re-
moving the kiln at The West End brick
yard
The funeral of James Duncan will take
place on Friday morning.
Miss Florence u. Lowell will be married
IN Philadelphia this evening to we'll
known young business man.
The Barber Shop Base Ball Club has
boon organized with the following play.
ers: j. Lancaster. lib; Frank GihEey. %;
George McNiit SO; 8. Il. Bacon 3b; Abele.
p; Kirby. Q; Davis, II; Wiswell. OF, and
6tein, RI.
The fret game of the sensoD was played
on Monday afternoon. The Barber Shop
won from the Morning Glory by the score
of o to 2. The battery work of Abele and
Kirby was excellent and the running
catches OF Bacon eliolted much applause.
David W. Elkinton. Harry Dennison and
Bennett F. Lancaster went to st. Georges
yesterday and spent the day fishing in the
canal.
Rev. v. s. Collins has almost eomplated
the building of beautiful uprise bate u.
CnSrlos Lancaster and william O'Connor
Htsnd % supply New Castle with plenty
~ fresh fish this summer. They will en-
EaR4 In the seine fishing.
Among the list of honor winners ut
eainceton appears the name of Francis
1e Hales Janvier Franks many frIends
xlend congratulations.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
oounterfeitins ms nm Inda.try.

PERRY, o. r.. june 12.-United States
marshhis of Oklahona left today for Ohio
armed with warrants for the arrest of two
manufacturers for counterfeiting. The
names are withheld One of the firms is
located az Troy, o., and the other ut
Cleveland4 and they, make business of
furnishing Gounterfeters' goods and green
goods They have formed partnerships
with numerous eounterfeiters and green
goods men in Oklahoma.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
SUMMER EXCURSION ROUTE BovK.
The Most comple.s Publ,cn.Ion oft. Kind.

The Passenger Department Of the PENN
sylvania Railroad Company, will. on June
l, publish Its annual Summer Excursion
Route Book. This work. which s com.
piled with the utmost care and exactness.
is designed to provide the public with
short descriptive notes of the principal
Summer resorts of Eastern America, with
the routes Tor reaching them and the rates
OF fare. There are over four hundred re-
sorts In The book. to which rates are quot.
ed and over fifteen hundred ways of
reachlng them. or combinations OF routes
are set out In detail The book is the
most compiste and comprehensive hand
book OF Summer travel ever offered to tile
public
Its $40 pages are inclosed in a handsome
ana striking cover, In oolors. Several
maps. presenting the exact routes over
which tickets are sold. nre bound In the
book. It is also profusely illustrated with
fine half-tone cuts OF ecenery along the
lines OF the Pennsylvania Railroad and
else ewhere.
Amy doubt as to where the Summer
should be passed will be dis PEELED after
careful examination OF the contents OF
this publication.
On and after June 1t may be procured
at any Pennsylvania Railroad ticket Office
at the nominal price of ten cents upon
application to the general office Broad
street station. by mall for twenty cents.
Oh Hou knaw
Said manufacturer to US the other day.
can make your ehoes for the same
price have been doing, everything has
gone up, that's tho cry nowadays but we
are etlll Keeping our low prices and In.
tend TO, as long as possible. they are pop
ular with people who like to make their
seoe money 20 good buying and we want
to keep them SO. By-the-by have you
noticed any OF our new up TO date shoes
for boys and girls? They show wonder.
fuily good shoe making for surprisingly
Httle shoe money; let us save you money
on your next shoe wants. we can do II.
forIunn's No. 10 East Fourth street bc-
tween Market and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL GAMES.
National League.

National League.
Az fhlladelphia( q linnings)-Cleyeland
q Fhiladelphia, o At tWashington-Wa
ington, 10; st. Louis. 10. Az New York
New York, 8; Pittsbura, o AT Besten
BOSTON, IL; Louisville, 0. At BROOKLYN
Chicago, 9; Brooklyn,9, 2, At Baltimore
Baltimore, 8; Cincinnati, 4.
Eastern League.
AT Scranton-Sprlngfleld 8; Scranton,
!. AZ ioronto-Rochester, 8; Toronto, 6.
AZ Mlikesbarre Q3 nnings)-Providenc
l3; Wilkesbarre, 10. At Buffalo-Syr,'
cuse, g.; Buffalo 2.
Pennsylvania State League.
Al Observation-Disclosures FL; Potts.
vliie, ~. At Observation-Disclosures, 81;
Lancaster l. At Neutrality-suspicious.
II; Harrisburg, o. o
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
THE VOTE.
NJ 2 VO1 {.
cHAPELLE. Rock 'ord~.,.....
SAG

cHAPELLE. Rock ord SAG
FE ERCuSON. c. A. C............. SO
g. A. c, Jrs. and tho Nonpareil club of
This city will play In The near future.
Camden A. A. will try TO win honors
FROM the A. q on Saturday.
Boston Is OH top.
The Pbil.ies lost another
Dover Dover. where Is Dover?
Mhat is the matter with smyrna?
DO not forget Ihomne sons benefit game,
Rockford will bring home ,honors from
Baltimore on Saturday.
Who is going TO play the High School
at its Held day spnrts2
Leach Will surprise the Camden boys on
Saturday.
montgomery will play two games at
New Castle on July 4.
The Phillies made fifteen hits, received
-FOUR bases on balls, had two m an hit by
pitched bnlls ana three other batters got
10 ilFst on errors and yet they only scored
elk runs. That's record that would dis
grace lot Of primary school boys.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
"a. tor nenver v1, Pennn. 4. nj.

For the accommo odatlon OF persons who
desire to visit Colorado on the occasion OF
the meeting OF the National Educational
Association. at Denver. Col. July To -
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
sell excursion tickets on July B. 4 and 6. to
Denverl Colorado Springs. Nantou and
Puebio,at the extremely low rate OF $50 "a
from New York. $40 % from Philadelphia,
s47 30 from baltimore and Washington,
S4725 from Harrisburg; propurtionate
rates from other pnints.
These tickets will he good for return
passage from Colorado points on July II,
IL, Il and l5. with an extension until Sept.
let IL desired.
special train of Pullman Buffet Sleep.
Ing Cars will be run. leaving New York at
10 10 .. M, July T. stopping at prominent
jntermediate points and arriving at Den
yer on the afternoon of July 6.
This Affords grand opportunity for a
trip to the world.rennBned Rocky Noun.
tain resorts in Colorado at comparative,
ly small cost.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
LOCAL uoTs.

reception will be held at The Chlldren's
Home to. morrow.
The bath house has been launched
Third street bridge
There is talk of holding an electric Hgnt
hieyele meet in July.
The new tug Montauk left the works of
the Harlan u liollingsworth Company for
New York yesterday
The railroad conductors and engineers
of ths city will glrs an excursion To Cape
May on Sunday, July 81.
City Council will tomorrow evening
hnye introduced an ordinance 10 borrow
$4,000 for the purchase OF park lands.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
A Demented srot,,cr,a Tr,nI. cr,,,.

ST, Louis, June 12 = Mrs. Hermnn
Becker aged "a years. and two children.
aged and 5, were found by her little de-
mented boy In a back cellar with bullet
holes in their heads 1t is claimed TINT
Mrs. Becker was not of sound mind, and
there has been trouble in the family re.
Gently. She left a letter saying that she
and the children were sick and must die.
They were Germans
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
RndIx Hurt

On Saturday last Ollie Mouslsy, in go.
Ing down Penny Hill on bicycle, was
thrown of and broke his right arm. also
putting 1t out OF joint and he received a
severe gnsh IN his forehead. Ho was tax.
en- to the Delaware Hospital by Charles
anderson, and after having his wounds
dfessed he Ras taken to the home of
Isaiah Mousley OF Brantiywine hundied,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
Tho Chinese War Indemnity.

BERLIN, june 12.-The Chinese loan
which Russia has guaranteed forms part
of the actual war indemnity. Japan has
agreed that if SIS, ooOo COZ are had forthwith
the remainder may be paid within six
years. 1t is therefore likely that the whole
of the indemnity will be advanced by
French and Russian bankers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
Not to Tmpsach KeIsor.

TRENTON, June 12.--The house Republi-
cans, in conference decided by a vote of
30 to 8 not to impeach Secretary Of State
Kelsey. This action was reached on the
strength of the argument that the grand
jury Is now considering his case, and that
it would be impolite for the house to be.
gin impeachment proceedings
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
Biryclers Parade.

The paraf.e of the Wilmington Wheel
men. under tho auspices of the Whining.
ton Bicycle Club last night was novel
atfair and In point OF number eXcsiied the
former wheelmen's parade. lha riders
were dressed In glotesqne costumes, the
most striking being u indn dressed as a
bag. Several others were attired as horse
Jockeys and othars wore high hats
There was clown. ChInaman and the
blue coat
The wIeels were decorated with bunt-
Ing and from. many hung lighted lanterns
suspended from frames rlgged to the
machine. One wheel had the appearance
OF a ship. Over others were large unDrel
las Gongs and COW bells sounded warn.
Ing to pedestrians who would attempt to
cross a street ahead of the riders 1he
route was about five miles long and along
IL red fire furnished illumination
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
waxs. Again ADVANCED.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, June 12-Notlces were
posted yesterday announcing an increase
of from . to 10 per cont. in the wages of
the 1000 employees of the Bethlehem Iron
company, who suffered reduction of that
amount in January, 1891. The furnace
men were r,tised on tho first of The month.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
ReceptionI,ny,

The Managers of the ChiIdren's Home
will receive the patrons and friends OF tho
1ns titutfon at the Home, on Thursday.
June 18Th. 1895. from 10 a. m. to 5 p III
School exercises at 1920 a. m. to II so n.
M and ) to D. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12

Now Is the time YOU will need wood;
you viii get satisfaction. and your
moneys worth by ordering 1t from H.
T. Sergeant dealer IN eonl. wood
Office Ita and kipg slrants Fhono sis,
e. large Pea CaaI 10. family Ilse.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
COLO WATCH COUPON.

The base ball player receiv-
! ing the largest number OF
votes by September 1, will
be presented with a hand.
some gold-watch. All votes
must be on coupons cut
from the DAILY REPUBLICAN
| and no player will be allow
ed to enter the contest un !
less he has 50 votes to his
credit.
y t<-nJ-.-4 ~ - II,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12

Shiioh's Cure is sold OH guarantee It
cures lncpient Consum ptlon, 1t Is the
best Cough Cure. Only one cent dose.
25ets., 50cts., and 81. 90
Sold by N d. Danrorth, druggist Second
and Market Sts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12
snnr1..-sl,nrla-Si,nrrs

1000 lbs Havana Sholts for epla at s.
". corner Second and Shipley strsats, at
20 cents II pound. City Market Cigar Fac.
tory. II. L. BOURBON. prop.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12

purifier gives freshness and ciearnesa
10 the Complexion and cures 3onati.
patton. 25cts.. 50ets.. Si.oO.
Sold by N. Is. DlnFo.th. Drn rzist. 5. B
Cor. Second aad Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12

The King OF rye whistles Ia tao Spring
Dale baltimore Rye. At all first class burs
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12

The city will give Mrs. S. Tilghman
ninety dolars for allowing their wRsto
water TO flood her two properties on Wa.
waset street, for 22 years.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12

~ 90 will pay for ono dozen good pho
toEraphsat Cummings gallery, So MurRet
siIuot
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12

For lirst.class dyeils and securing go
TO the Delaware Dye Works. alJ King
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12

A MAN IN every section TO sell stapta
n goods to dealers; x1eFience nnnsoas-
cary Dest side line Sa0t month, Salary
aud expenses or large commission mado For
sealed particnlarssepd stamp. CIIFroN SOAR
AND hANUFAe1uRIN1 GoMPASY, Cinsinnatl
os nle-tyw.1
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12

Madame Wilbur. celebrated card reader
2?9 Parish street. between Jefferson and
Madison, Price % cts.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12

Photographs so rs. and 90 cents per
dozen and upwards at Hollands Photo
graph Gallery 81 Market streeL.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12

Dr.. j. II Smith mas rsmover from $40
Madison street. to N. W. corner Seventh
and Adams. Telephone 497.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-12

For good cabinet photographs. go to
Crumtnge, the photographer. S02 Mar ket
ct -sst.