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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-21
THE EMPIRE
OF WILMI N GTON.
2O9 Market Sirast.

Reapers and Harvesters In tho town. Our
store Is the fleid-The public are the rear
ers-their hnrvests are our bargains-the
crop is Rreat-very large--the harvest
moon never shone on richer pr odu than
"hat are offered you at the Empire Store
FOR SATURDAY, SEPT. slst.
% bleachod eheeting 1890 yd.
"a yds wide heavy bleached sbeetipn.
the KIND That retails at 22c. for Saturday,
our price 1870.
Sounce Blue Denhams at DC.
Inc beat S.ounce blue denhnms for over
ais 9c va, the kind that sells for l5o-in
Extra heavy unbleached canton flannel
80 yd., will cost 15e yd later on; this cnn-
ton flannel is heavy nap. and heavy twill.
Lal3elle crepon 15o yd.
Hlndeome patterns crepon for suits, in
appearances looks like silk. warranted last
color, l5c yd.
SKIRT SPECIALS.
$500 handsome cashmere skirts n va +,
rlety OF patterns, all lined, extra Wide
"a. 90 novelty broosded dress skirt, nil
lined. very tony S2. 10.
50 90 line cloth skirt, yelyeteen bIndtng
ali llnad o.. 40.
sls. % superior crepon skirt, In the oh.
piest effects. hne percale lined, at S6.93.
Special Bargain Day In Wrappers.
one lot OF figured and striped calico
wrappers, extra Wide large slesves, all fast
coIors, were S1.00-Saturday 600.
Ladies' French flannelette, best indigo
due Simpsons gray and black and white
wrappers, made In several different styles
very WIDE, Immense sleeves all fast eolora
worth s15O-Saturday 6ge.
n handsomely made anu trimmed heayy
nahnelelte tea gowns. made In different
styles, trimmed with pretty braid and val.
Ve'' new style sleeves, deep T.ii6y collars
SLIGO. w
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-21

John HaRgerty was arrested yesterday
on the charge OF larceny. AS there was
no evidence against him City Solicitor
Hartman asked that the case be dis-
missed,
The charge of dieorderiy conduct
against Addie Todd and Henrietta Grin.
30lh.
John GontiskI was fined OIL and costs
fot dlsorderly conduct.
william Roberts, cclored, was arrasted
by Onicsr kelleher this morning at ais
O'Clock. at Front and Washington streets,
acting dlsorderly. He was rated In the
81 class.
The case OF Frank Kelleher, charged
with assault and battery on Michael
kelleher. was continued until Monday
morning. Kelleher did not appear and
an attachment was Issued.
John Morahan was held In 5000 ball TO
appear on Monday morning on the charge
OF assault and battery on Nathaniel WalIe,
Inc aliair took place last night at the de.
pot OF the p. w. h b. railroad company.
walls was badly used up and was sent to
the Delaware Hospital.
Charles Monkey. coiored, was charged
with the larceny of two pleces OF pipe. the
the property of the Wilmington Water
Department, valued at 81 rs.
Inc two pieces of old pipe were taken
up from the street on Maryland avenue
about seven weeks ago. The case was
dismissed.
=, Nell Kennedy was charged with sailing
liquor on Sunday. de was represented
by Walter Hayes. The case will be tried
on Wednesday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-21
SOCIETY.

There was q watermelon party nc the
home OF Harry Hollis, DuPont's Banks q
few evenings ago. Mr.. Hollis 10 rs years Of
age. but he entertained his que ste like o
man many years younger.
Mrs. II. A. Chandler. who has been, at
time has returned to her homs In this
city.
Mrs. Merritt Dixon and daughter OF
Hockesein. are Waiting Mr.. and Mira.
Charles Martel of Media, Pa.
Mrs. Frank Bonsall is the guest of Mrs.
w. Is. Hilyards Georgetown.
Edward Roach Is visiting his parents ct
Georgetown. He recently had his hand
crushed while coupling cars at New Oastl o
and went TO his home to nurse tho injured
member.
The wilgus.M essIok wedding at George.
town next Tuesday will be grand az
fair.
Daniel Pleasanton lie the guest OF Mid.
dletown relatives.
Car1s have been Issued for the marriage
OF Miss Fiorence Van Roed Blddle. daugh-
-~ter OF Mr.. and Mrs.. Noble 4. Blddle. OF
San Jose. Cal, formerly OF Elkton, and
Benjamin RICKETTS,, OF Philadelphia. son
Of MIR. and Mrs. George Ricketts,. who TO.
side near Elkton. The ceremony will
take place In The First Presbyterian
Church. San Joae. CAL. Wednesday, Oct.2.
at IL O'Clock.
Mi. and Mrs. s. T. Bouchelle have ra.
turned to their home In Centreviile. after
spending o week at the residence OF Mr.. ].
O. Armstrong. Cooch's Bridge, Del.
Mrs. W. D. Massey has gone to BaItl.
more to visit her sister. Mrs.J. II. Kitchens.
before she moves from her summer resi-.
few days with friends In tho city before
she returns homo,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-21
GREATEST OF ITS hINp.

In few weeks tho Buffalo Bills Wild
West aud Congress OF Rough Rlders In all
Its pristine poturesqueness and exciting
episodes that char terlzed that section of
the country In the period within easy
reach OF our readers; tha war.whoop OF
the Indians. the cries OF the frontiersmen,
the crack OF the rifle will re.eoho through
this ordinarily quiet and peaceful region.
Probably everyone here knows by this
time that Blu ffalo Bill lie coming with an
army Of Indians, Cowboys. Cossacks,
Gauohos and Representatives OF other
portions OF the globe. to depict not only
the routine OF daily life In the West In the
days that are gone. but also to illustrate
Skill la Workmanship rough riding. etc.
The arena where the horsemen no
through their difficult feats will te an
enormous enclosure capable of seating
20 900 comfortably, and which will be tilu.
minated at night by nm electric light OF
100000 candle power, the largest OF Its
kind In existence.
And AZ the head OF the show is Buffalo
Bill himself. Colonel Cody's career as
scout and pioneer OF the frontier Ia too
we'll known to need recital here. He not
only directs the entlre entertainment but
VIII appear at each performance after.
noon and evening. The Wild West exhi.
tion. which created a furJre for several
seasons In Europe, In 1898 at the Wot Ids
Fair and last year in Now York. has been
enlarged and improved In many OF Its de.
tails and is the m o5t remarkable adnca.
tional, as well as entertaining enterprise
OF the age. This yeer, with Colonel Cody
and Nate Salisbury. the old Wild West
managers. has become associated MIR.
James A, Bailey. now and for many years
~ the head OF Barnum's great circus dis.
play.
This will undoubtedly be the greatest
entertainment of Its character thas has
ever visited thls locality. 1t will be here
on Saturday. September 3d.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-21
POST AND PILLORY.
Prisoners Receive the Corporal
Punishment Sentence at New
Castle This Morning,

NEW CASTLE, Sept. 81.
Sheriff Gilils this morning Will ,ped the
prisoners who were sentenced at this
weeks seselon OF county court. The Jail
yard was crowded with sights iers and
friends OF the unfortunate men. The
morning was so warm that the exeftion
oaueec by the welding OF the 'cap caus.
ed the Precipitation to stand In Dlotches
on the forehead OF the sheriff. Prisoners
ALEC suffered from the heat.
When the gates leading to tpe fall yard
were thrown open William ]. Patton. a
middlo aged man and old crook, was
standing In the pillpry. He afterw
received twenty lnshes we'll laid on, He
stole goods valued at s8I from William y.
Wilson. Christlana Hundred farmer. He
den stood by the side Of Patton In the
piilory and was atterwafd whipped with
twenty lashes. He murderousiy ASSAULT
cd Alexander Smith ut Hockessin. ana in
addition to the corporal punishment will
serve iveyears He took nls severe pun.
ishment Without flinchlng.
samuel Wright colorsd. received ten
leshes Tor stealing watch from Joseph
Bergman. Six months I'm prls onment will
complete his punishment. Charles Au.
gust, young white man stood at the
post Tor larceny. His punishment was
Ten lashes lightly laid on. He stole leath.
or from tho Stevenson Leather Company.
FOR stealing watches from james FiaIn-
gan. Elijah Ross received twenty lashes
Horace Mundy got 20 lashes for stealing
pair Of shoes from John Benson. The
leason was a severe one and Horace will
undoubtedly profit by It.
The STEALING OF four pocket knives from
Joseph Jnrreli resulted In w. ii. Anderson
receiving 20 lashes. Other prisoners
whipped for petty larcenies and tho mum.
Der OF laehes received were: Joseph Mich.
olas 10 lashes; John Bennett 10 lashes;
Geo. Welsh 10 lnshes; Joseph Williams 10
laBhes.
Next Saturday the sheriff will WELD the
cat again.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-21

Captain Joseph Lefevre of New Castle
hundred took out twenty.one membe
OF Phil. Sheridan Post on Thursday after.
noon. to participate IN the flag raising at
Rose HILL School. After the ceremonies
at the school the members OF the Post
fell 10 line. under command of Comrade
Lefevre. and marched to his residence,
where they were supplied with Ice cold
Refreshments, and the entire company,
forty one iii number. sat down to a stump.
tuoue supper
Alter tho cravings of nature had been
fully satisfied music and singing follow.
sd. after which the four accom- plisLed
daughters OF mine host Lefevre were puL
In line under command OF Captain Thomas
French, were drilled, went out and Tired a
salute. After Capt French, DR.. Horace
Burr anu others made capital speeches
and beautiful poem dedicated to the
Irish Brigade ut fredericksburg. was re.
cited by Comrade WIN. A. Riley. Aftet
this the comrades were loaued In wagons,
and brought into our city highly plea5ed
with their trip and speaking words of
praise for Comrade Lefevre and his in.
teresting family.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-21

When the court opened this morning,
the time was limited to two hou re- on each
side. Mr.. Vandegrlft prayed that the
court would instruct that
l. The Jury may find some guilty.
.. The jury may hnd all guilty on
| some counts.
8. While tho jury may doubt "a a Jury
yet they may not as me u hold reasonable
doubt.
4. That the arrest In New dorsey cannot be
takcn into consideration and their trial is
proper although the arrest was lmproper
| 8. That the defendants had offered no
| explanation OF their conduct aud of the
| large amount Of arms.
0. That II the Jury Is satIs;ied of tho
guilt of the defendants on one count IL ia
sufficient for verdict
T. That the secret gathering and move .
ments In this city OF tho men were not
| explained,
The District Attorney then quoted an.
thorlties TO support his prayers At IL. 35
O'Clock lie began his address to the Jury.
He reviewed the evidence at length ana
dwelt on tho fact that everything connect.
ed with, the expedition was shrouded In
m ystery.
He dwelt on the fact that no contradic.
| tory evidence has boen produced,
Was 1t picnic they were upOn2 Walk.
ing down the streets of our City ut mid.
night. he was In this case because he
was sworn TO do his duty. He cared not
FOR what was said at that de5k pointing
to the reporters table.
II there was q reasonable doubt he
would not Stand there for one moment.
But such was not the case Ii you believe
| that these lnen wore bound for Cuba then
you should render under your oath a YER.
| diet OF guilty.
AT Ills senator Gray presented tho
points OF law for the defence. He main.
| tained that:
/. Was 1t military expedttlonP
2 Was 1t carried oil from the United
| States2
8. And was 1t against the King OF
Spain2
In order TO be a military expedItion
there must have been some organization
| The neutrality laws were not passed to
trap any cttizen such as in u despotlo gov.
| erned country.
| He did not Intend to discuss the case ON
the evidence. because there was no owl.
denoe. A man wrote history OF Ireland;
and under the heading oil The Suakss
OF Ireland" the chapter contained only
these words There are no snakes in Ire.
iaud. and SO In thls case.
i, 1t was no crime to be q Cuban. He
would feel proud today If he was con.
ylcled OF striking one blow Tor the liberty
OF the land that gave him birth.
God forbid 1t ever should be a crime to
send succour To any county that ls trying
| to get under the bnuner Of liberty
Go, 60 to your tltesides aud bring In
your verdict. Take the evidence to your
| nresides, look at your wives and let your
| children learn your liberty loving lessons
ard then send these gentlemen to the
penitentary for leavin good homes, com.
Tort and everything to give up their livss
and lie shot down by the King OF Spain
Tor the freedom OF the land of Ihalr birth.
As senator Gray concluded al outburst
oil applause took place that lasted Tor
over minute. Many In the court room
were Obliged to wipe the tears away from
their eyes. Senator Gray concluded anu
Mr.. Ward addressed the Jury. lie was
followed by the Senator.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-21
rnr onuHoHrs.

Rsy. ]. i. Young pastor. Preschlns ic.so
9 n - Ind p IN by the pastor. Sunday school
shor, er,s a. Nj. n ohapeis Kast Wilmington
hev. y; ~; Young pastor. Al i05o a. IN.
At asop m. Preaching 80 D IN by pastor.
class wednesday aud prayer meeting Friday
evening. sinsipg school Thursday evening.
market strests Rsv ]. II. Young pastor tor
PSsssIns ~ 70 y s. W,sSss ' and Ss y
m. by pastor.
., Ezion n /, = S Church. corner Oh ard French
AN am by pastor aud a m by Rev. v. Q. ia
League ~ p m.
MI. Zion 4. U. NJ. p, Church. Logan street.
Rev. \; e Wilson. pastor Proceeding 1880 a
nr wiilIams. sunday as5 p N. Prayer
giss ,ss fEllmay Ssps z The pss,eE VIII
on Sunday.
streets; Rev. J. i. Briniiey. pastor. presch-
p m class sp Frazer NJ s %eseSr ssaosl
NJ. Joy NJ. =. Church. Townsend street
near near j. Il Thurman Herman pastor. General class
BY pastor. Morning subject. THE Powar Of
Ch'ist's Lore.r EveplpEi Tho Onward Move
Prayer meeting Up m.
st Peters A :, U; Church, Second and Grant
nv.
Love feat m. Quarterly meeting.
Mt. Olives U. A. NJ. ID. Mission No. 40s South
Market Street. Causeway. l.. W. DeShieids
pastor. Preaching IS y IN. song service at
1pm. Sunday school y m Festival at Mt,
Olives tonight.
Bethel A.M,E. Church. Walnut stree above
9Th. Rev. N. ID. Temple. pastor. Preach nK at
10 10 IN by DIR. W. q. Jason. presl dent OF
Del. state College for colorod. Preaching 8
m by pastor.
Mt. Enon Baptist Mission. West "a Ht ne ar
washington street. Hev. William II. Holiday
pastor. Preaching 10 80 a m and 2 80 p m.
Prayer meeting a m and . o IN Sun lay
school IN. Lecture by Rev. j. d. brooks
OF Germantown. Pa. Tuesday evening Sept.
y Subject. who Is Meiclsisedec." Admis
sion l6cts
harrison Street N. r. Church. Seventh and
Harrison streets ltev. +. b. Short pastor.
Class $50 u. m. leader Bro Toda. Preaching
AZ 1880 a. IN anu % p m. address to young
Relations to the Church, Sunday school at
IN. II. l. George Supt. Epworth League
~ m Prayer meeting Tuesday night at
100 A special invitation TO students at
doidey 9 Commercial College is extended"
St. Stephens English Lutheran oh urch Tat
nall street below 9Th. Frederic Dozen pastor.
s Services 70 80 ,s N. ana 70 m Morning
where arc the Nine" Sunday school at 80
p m.
Jones A. NJ. Z. Zion Church, 18th and
DUPONT streets. Rev A Spencer pastor Al
~ W m prencl,ing by pastor. Sunday school
aO IN Preaching p m by Rev q Bivens
Christian Endoavor 80 y m. Preaching s
p m a grand rally to help rs raise 1900 as
we are buying the above church. All per.
sons having gieaning books will please re-
turn them Sunday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-21

Miss Carrie Brown. a daughter of the
late Isaac Solomon, yesterday filed q
caveat against tho will OF her father be-
fore Register CooUh. The executors are
John Il. Hudson and William Solomon,
and they arc represented by Henry @.
Conrad. while William ). HIlles will look
after Mss Browns interests.
The will was drown In 1894 by Isane
Solomon. Mr.. Hudson tirst know OF the
will when 1t was brought to his Office and
Mr.. Conrad never saw 1t until after the
death of the testator.
By 1t son receives 81 and Mrs. Bower
$500. tho testator stating that they had
bad their share. Miss Lizzie Rowland is
left $1,000 in payment OF debt OF that
amount which she had loaned Mr.. Solo.
mon, vi vas her uncle. William Solo,
mon Is lett 90 800 in trust FOR Mrs. Now.
land on which no Is to pay interest 10 her
during her life time, ON ner death 1t re.
verte to William Solomon. The son wm.
receives the residue OF tie estate VIII ch Is
expected TO be about SIS. 5000, OF which
$4,000 Is In real estate and personal prop.
erty and 1000 i'll INSURANCE policies.
While Two OF tho children are cut of
with smhll amounts, they each rec elved
about $4,000 from paid up ms uTance poll.
cies GA their fathers life.
It Is claimed by tho two children that
MIR, Hudson's lawyer drew tho Will, and
that Miss Nowland 10 re.ated To Mr.. Hud.
sons VITO.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-21


Last nights revival service at Grace
Church closed the first week of the servi.
oes. The congregation was larger than
1t auy former occasion Il the opening
Of the service Rev John France and lr
Hulburd spoke of the weea,s eff ,rt az hay.
ing been one Of great blessing und profit
10 the preachers.
Rev. Vaughn ). Collins of New Castle
was the preacher ami lie chose his text
From Sd Cor, w. Z. "BuJ we have this
treasure In earthen vessels"
The sermon was an earnest, heartfelt
aiso ours on The TREASURY of the Gospel
Vie preacher said It wis Coda way to
But this treasure In the hearts OF men. It
10 His way to save the world by human
tnst UNI ,ntalities.
Vess 10 might be weak and the message
tnperfectly delivered, but tho power Of
God and the love of Christ are In and be.
bind the vessel aud the message. and 1t
would accomplish that whereunto 1t was
sent. In speaking al the Bible the prcash-
Or said, IL was In the work OF men the
bcribes; the co mpositers the proof reade rs
might have made errors. but in all the
earee hundred languages In which 10 had
OF printed IL the reader would turn to
John ~, o, he would Had that It read
God so loved the world that He gave His
only beRutten SoE that whosoever be.
nevath OH Hun should not die" And IL
pc would turn to Prophet Isaiah he would
hnd Hin saying: IF any man will for
sake MS sins ana turn un U tho Lord De
Will abundantiy pIrdon. $50 Though
lis sins be as scarlet will make them
Nhtta as snow"
This he said, was the messngs, the
treasure IN earthen vessels and no amount
OF human error. no faliUlllty of the mes.
senger has or can destroy 1t. Tho serm on
made deep i,nprss ZION. and many people
went forward to thank the PIE cher
for 1t.
The altar service at the close OF the
meeting wa one Of the most interesting
and most successful of tbs week. The
ehancel rail was crowded. A brief expert.
ence lnentin was held. In which about
nfty testllne nes wore given in very few
minutes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-21
LETTERS RULED OUT
The Packages Contents Will Not
I go to the Jury.
WlHTED 10 SUBMIT THE CASE.
. vandcgrin want- to u nike nm Ar
srumont TO the Cuban DAIRY.


srumont TO the Cuban Jary.
4 When the United States District Court
ponvened yesterday afternoon tho court
room was crowded TO hear tho arRu.
fnent OF Senator Gray against admitting
IN evidence tho mysterious bundle con.
kHiuing the four letters. After deliber.
sting on the fact that the case al issue
was not one OF fugitive iieeing from
Iuftioe nor q homicide case wnere the
hand.
{, The cou. was not dealing with oharaes
made By English judges to British jurles.
u was with the Constitution of the Unit
~ Statea with which they were concern-
-. This meant something. he said. 1t
Ns1 not IN idis phrase or hower OF
fhettric. II was question whether
every citizen, whoever he might be. was
- be covered with the sacred Instr ument
- wlth.a canopy. This was not to be
Nlecusaed In narrow or partisan way.
c9t ~ broad as the principle which under.
laid the sacred instrument itself. A
snail matter II 10. he ssid. whether the
King OF spain shall pursue his enemies
N tails country. but q great matter 1t Ia
shether every oltlzen of the Unite d
cthtah shall be covered with the Constitu.
1lon. They may be only adopted citi.
Meue. they may have seen the light under
Inherent skies and In summer climes. but
~ should be for all alike.
~ the CONCLUSION oil senator Gray's
nbie arguemeht Judge Wales ruled the
PACKAGE out, In doing so he said that the
law has defined two we'll known facts.
No man could be compelled to testify
agalnst himself and unreasonable search
or seizurelshould not affect the sacred ness
OF private effects. The prisoners wers
entitled to protection.
Mr. Vandagrlft was nonpulsed by the
daoiAlon. He tried to have the package
tcmitted by proving connection with the
prisoners.
The Government here rested and Sena.
Tor Gray asked for dismissal on the
grounds that the evidence was insufficient
The motion was refused. Captain Hugho q
and W. W. Kerr, OF Philadelphia, Testified
that they were not acquainted with tho
3act that the men and ammunition wer 0
20 have gone aboard the Laurada. The
reason the steamer did not sail was he
eause her machinery got out OF place
sust before sailing time.
MeAsrs. Hamilton aud Curry, reporters
were In the room when Detective Gaylor
opened the package. The marshal or
Dletrict Attorney was not present.
The attorneys were willing to have the
pase submitted without Argument but
District Attorney Vandegrlft did not feel
% Inclined. 1he argument begun this
morning ard is expected TO last all day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-21
Pleasant Evening Party.

pleasant evening party was given last
evening at the residence OF Mr.. George
Stanley, corner of Maple and jackson
s.reats. The evening was spent in PLAYING
games and Instrumental music. About
IL. 80 the guests ware Invited to the dining
room where refresnments were served in,
abundance including all the delicaoles oil
tho season After ample Justice was done
TO the Inner man tho merry company
again repaired To the parlor where q good
lime was had In playing games and social
chat In the wee small boure all returned
TO their homes much pleased with thelr
visit and wishing their kind host and
hostess the compliments of the season.
Among those present were:
Misses Blanche Horny, Mary Miller.
Agnes Crumlsh, Eva Daley. Lille White.
lock, Agnes Chrlsty. Ger tic Stanley. Mag.
gle Crumllsh, Bessie Whitelook, Matte
Miller. Mrs. Stanley. Mira. Smith. Mrs
Perkins Mrs. Rodgers Mrs. WhItelook.
Massrs. Albert Pauley,- Harvey Irons.
Brant Hoffman. Chas. Solloway, Charlie
MeBEide. Harry Manuel. viii Myers
Frank Rodgers Walter Daley, Charles
Deisem, swlthin Jones, Irwin Diokerson,
VIM. Rodgers, Louis Perkins, Mr.. Stanlep'
ONE WHO WAS THERH
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-21

The Joseph Bancroft and Sons Company
will put In their mIils at Rockford com
plata auxiliary fire alarm system. A 500
pound bell and striker will also be placed
on the top OF their large stable to notify
their own men when c box In the mill has
been pulled. The system will be connect.
cd with new box to be located at Shall.
cross and Woodlawn avenues. The COM
pany already has Its own reservoir and
fire plugs scattered through the mill
plant and the Village Of Rockford, but
the auxiliary boxes were ordered to COM
piete 10. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-21

There are still some people who would
rather have a bundle OF rent receipts tina n
own cosy home. or q choice building
lot. Our terms, s5 down and s5 per
month. makes 1t easy for you ~ get Your
building lot and then. the rent is very
easy. anybody will build your house your
II lot is paid for. For plots and prices see
6treot
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-21

The Ferris Industrial School Band will
give u concert OF sacred music In Eighth
street park tomorrow afternoon at four
o'clock. The boys were provided with a
set oil twenty one baud Instruments nbo ut
elk months ago, and under the teaching
OF MIR. Sands. their musical Instructor
have nude remarkable progress us muei-
Clans,