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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
Iu The scuIen

Judge Ball IN the Municipal Court this
morning held Harry Frederick and john
Hastings two small boys In 800 bail each
to appear on Wednesday morning to an.
swer the charge OF larceny. II is alleged
fhat the lads took IS and u watch.
Arthur Johnson, ,lcoiored, was fined 81
and costs Tor being drunk and soliciting
money on Saturday night at Front and
Marked streets. .........
Jonas Heck took too much comfort on
Saturday and was unable to tnke care OF
himself. He was fiued 81 and costs,
John Sonayiski last night about O'Clock
went Into a saloon at Front and Market
streets and cursed Joseph Mitchell. In
coming up Market street he kept on using
foul language. Office White 90 oopsd him
In and lie was rated at So and costs.
JHmes Wylie. coiored. has not been at
one of Judge Bail's receptions for some
time. This morning lie looIned up on the
charge Of larceny of four shoes valued at
81 20 from james Cohen. 1903 West Front
street He WAS held in S2uO bail tor the
upper court.
The police have been receiving com.
plants about the illegal snle OF liquor by
Annie Farren at Eighth and BuLtonwood
streete. Yesterday Sergeant Evans and
Officers GilllDR and Lyons rai1ed the
place. In court she pleaded guilty to
one charge. The other charge was held
up. The court said that it would be Q
farce unless the full penalty of the ease
was imposed, and therefore she was nued
el00 and costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
LoS.AI. DOrs.

The Sunday school connected with Cen.
trail Presby yterlan Church held rally yes
terday afternoon There was a special
programme OF muslc and addresses were
made by the Reverend Mr.. Swartz. W. X.
Crosby and L. Fl. Gayley.
The delegates to tue National Liquor
Dealers Convention in Washington and
their friends will leave via the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad at 8 5S O'Clock this even.
ing. special rate of "a "a has been se-
cured.
A new $40 counterfeit ailver certificate,
with the portrait OF the late Vice-Presi.
dent Hendricks series of 1891. check
i"''er d. his hnau discovered. Its
eral a1peara is very deceptive; The
..ute has been "uOctjred' 20 give 1t an
aged look.
Walter A. Laytield, who recently resign,
ed his position as time keeper at tho p.
w. b. machine shops WAS on Saturday
evening pIesentsd with a handsome gold
wstch by his former nssoclates.
A hendsome illustrated book has been
Issued describing the E. 1. DUPONT de Ne.
mours & Co. grand emokeiesa powder
cham plonship iivs bird tournament at
Baltimore. Md, on October %. 2S and "a
Only Dup ont. smokeless powder Will oe
used.
The practice of standing during prayer
has almost gone out OF use In the Ptesby.
terian churches. ...
The horse OF DR.. William G. Pierce ran
away at Tenth and Poplar streets on Sat.
urday. No one was injured.
Thomas Sever, who was accidentally
shot In the eJ Q While cunning on Septsn.
Der 4. had the eye removed at the Delaware
Hospital Oh Saturday. .... .-
Isaiah Green, the builder. has made an
assignment to Howell ). England for the
ben ent OF his creditors. The liabilities
are 5l0 900. and the asset about the same.
Christopher Pfromer has purchased the
lease and fixtures OF UnioI, Park.
L. Parr, of Stuart, Pa, has been awarded
the contract for hauling the mails in this
city.
For the week ending Saturday the
Registrar reports II deaths. 10 less than
for the Same period OF last year; IL birth G
and u marriages.
The century run OF the Whining tor
Bicycle Club to Brlstol, which was to have
been made yesterday, was postponed OIL
account OF the rain.
Miss Wavie Homphll Is ylsitIng Miss
Mary Tuney at Chesapeake City.
BMrs. josie Cantweli OF Chnrlestown
| Md. has reterned home from visit to
| friends In our city.
Mise Eva 1homplon has returned X
her homo at Fair Hill, Md, after q pleas
ant visit to our city.
The Children's Aid Society OF Pencade
| Presbyterian Church, will hold bazar IL
! the lecture room of the church Thursday
and Friday evenings, October 23rd aut
| cath.
The Christian Endeavorers will meet II
| West Presbyterian Church. Oct 25.
j. E. Wooden has been appointed post
master at Gumboro. Nd, vice RoDer
| Short resigned.
The Farmers Driving Association 0
KemblesyiIie will gtve series OF races a
their park on Saturday October 10.
The ladies OF st Thomas Guild. Newark
will hold cake sale every Saturday, a
Mr.. Wilbur Wilson's store. from three t,
j o'clock. Orders received for cakes AM
| aaDdles,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
Onnt,er. Wnnt I.nnca.

A peace meetIng under the auspices Of
the Philanthropic Committee of tho
Efianda' Society was held in the FrIends'
Meeting House at Fourth and West streets
yesterday Afternoon.
Tie subject discussed at the meeting
was omoting peace by arbitration. Ad-
dresses were made by Alfred Ii. Love,
pi esident OF he Universal Peacs Assocla-
Hon; DR.. Sarah 4. X EaYenson aud Lukens
Webster, all Of Philadelphia. A number
Of persons In the audience entered into
the discussion.
The Cuban question was talked OF and
the speEEers answered questions aa to the
settlement OF the Cuban question. They
were In favor Uf making Cuba free. but
allowing Spain pay for the island. the
money TO be paid by Cuba.
The speakers opposed the formation OF
boys brigades in the public schools, and
:. recommended that the school Introduce
sire brigades instead. These would give
the children all OF the exercise necessary
The proposed naval display on tho lakes
was oondcmned, as IL would he an un-
necessary expense and would also he
liable to cause trouble with Great Bri-
tain,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
AFTER GREAT SUFFERING.

NTAN rED-A colored girl 10 do general
w house WORK who Is a good cook. Three
IN family Apply at s2s JACKSON street.
o14-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
Not an A,tompr at Traia wreckIns.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad OH.
cia!eare inclined to believe that there 10
nothing in the reported attempt on sun :
day night last to wreck the train leaving
this city at 18 o. In. The train struck o
large stone on the track In deep cut be.
tween Gathersburg and Washington
placel there purposely. The railroad on.
cials. however, think that as this Ia stone
cut 1t 10 more than probable that the stone
rolled from the embsbkment. When the
occurrence was reported by the engineer
upon The arrival Of tue train at Washing.
ton, word was sent to Baltimore and
Chief Grammar, of the railroad detective
corps. sent Detective Norris out to make
an Investigation. HE investigation re.
suited In tho arrest Of two men. who were
taken TO Rockville and placed In jail.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
K,msu,, rs. western Usiou.

In Uuited States Court this morning
Levi Bird representing the Western Union
Telegraph Company In the action against
them by George X Kimball motioned for
q stay OF proossdings. Kimball come
time ago brought suit In the Maryland
Court Tor damages for injuries received
sshilaiA sstenany'a cass, but was non
...!:.aa
The costs amounted to about ei0o. but
have p9t yet been paid by the plaintiff.
Before beginning action anew Mr. BIRD
hence his motion. Hon. George Grey and
Albert CQntqble represent MI, Kimball.
The case is at lssde and unlsss the stay Is
granted by tho court on Mr.. Birds motion
II will be tried at THE term OF the District
Court.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
Perfect Hats

As the artist says-an Onenta,
dream of loveliness-so tits with
most Of our trimmings-exclusive
designs, to be snre; we don't want
anything else. Such beautiful crea-
tions, it has never behove your
eyes to see. And they are all, for
you. Cost doesn't amount to much,
we want to please you.
Untrimmed hats in abundance
Ladies and Children's hats, In all
colors, 500. and 48c. and 59c.
Cloth crowned sailor hats, 24c.
Velvet and satin crowned hats,
3oc.
A full line of felt sailor hats at
58c, 75c, 81 and 98c.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
Rr,reopn, sv,ea.

The fifteenth council OF the New York
and Philadelphia synod of the Reformed
Episcopal Church Viii convene la the
Covenant Churoh at 1880 O'Clock wcdnes.
day morning. Bishop William n. Nlchol.
BlehoD James A. Lstane. ID. D., Of Baltl-
M ore. will preach the synodioal sermon.
Clargymeu and lay dele gates represent-
Ing the churches included In the synod,
Will be present from Boston. New York,
Brooklyn, Philadelphia and Newark. The
eeseions OF the synod will continue until
Thursday sfternoon and will he open to
tho public. and all who eau attend will
DO gladly received.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
~. 81. srras.r. sars.a . p....

wfNxrpxa, Man, Oct 14.--v,a ,so,,,.
were fatally burned r,,s,r mere white flsht.
Ing prairie crrr Edward ST. German,
ssea y, was engaged with an elder brother
in an enduayor t. saye several hay stacks,
when their clothing caught ffa. Edward
was esrned to crisp and the elder brother
so badly burned that he cannot recover.
At another point some Canadian Pacific
railroad employees were ondeavoring to
drive back the flames from the railroad
property. Edward Lukyn, a section man,
and a foreman, name unknown, wero sur
rounded by the flames and both persisted.
tits feared other fatalities from prairie fires
have occurred, as flres have been raging ON
all sides
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
r.a,opa sse,,. 1s.rs.,.

DELAWARE BnEAKwATnn, Del, Oct. Ia
Tho battiephlp Indiana did not 20 to sea
this afternoon. as was expected but at
lV.o'clock tonight was stil anchored nc
Tho Brown. Since early yesterday morn.
Ing northeast gale has been blowing
along the coast. This wind kloks pp an
ugly sea along the North Atlantic sea-
board. and. as the Indiana. like all battle
ships. is likely to prove a wet sea boat 10
heavy weather. IL 10 probable the comfort
OF those aboard was consulted and Il was
de cided TO remain within the Capes until
the gale broke.
As the Indisna did not start for Boston
this afternoon ae was planned she can.
not reach there now. II she starts out to-
night or early tomorrow, before late
ing tonight and the wind moderating.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14

CONAWAY-At Newport. Del. on October
6. 1896. At the residence of her grandmother
Mrs John StreetA Susanna $. ConawRy
daughter Of William q. and Int Susanna
3. Conaway aged 3months 10 days
CoNAwAY-At Moore. Pa, on June 49, 1872,
Susanna $. Conway. wife OF William @.
Conoway and daughter of the late. Louis
Enarsa ased Is years 10 months and 10
dnyA
Philadelphia papers Please copy.
BnoADBkNT-At Crum Lynn. Pa. on Qct.
l2. 1895. Frank N. son OF JameB and Emma
W. Eroadbont aged 10 years.
Funer al ednesday morning 10 laaye fhe
house at II o'clock 1nterment at Marcus
Hook.
SHARPE -on October II. 1895. Jesse Sharpe.
agad Sc years.
Relatives ard friends are respectfully In
vitod o attend his fur eral from his late resi-
deuce, near SiiYersihe, Brandywlhe Hun .
dred. on Tuesday morning. Oct. lb. 1895. at 10
o'clock, Services at the house and intermtnt
at Bethel cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
WHY THEY
COM E.

The unusually large trade at
the New York Clothing House
is due entirely to reliable goods
at low prices.
On Saturday evening with
an extra force of salespeople we
we're taxed to our wits end to
serve the lage run Of customers.
Where else will you find
forty styles of Suits at the popu.
lar prices of $S, S10 and $l2
beside the numerous other
styles as low as So and up to
S20l
Where else will you find 90
styles of 0vercoats at the popu.
lar price of SO, $40 and $l2
beside the numerous other
styles as low as IS and up to
$50.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
WASTED Time.

prolific source of wastsd time ia the
Insufficient preparation that ls often made
for the work attemp pied. very large
proportion of the suffering of the unem.
pIoyed at this time comes from this cause,
With thousands of men and womou ask.
Ing for work IL is as difficult as ever In
many departments TO find skilled and
Thoroughly efficient laborers. Few we'll.
prepared and capable woTkers are Idle
even in these hard times. those who
think to save time by skipping tho neces.
sary discipline and drill aud rushing into
their work With little Instruction OF prao.
tlee are but laying tho foundation for q
lifelong disappointment.
Vim. Mccartney. i222 L. stu ST.. Cincin.
natl, oeio, wrltes' Il used Dr. Bulls
Dough Syrup In my family with good re-.
suits We recommend 1t to all heads Of
Ian les as the best,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
List of USefuIS

White Knit Fascinators, trian-
gular very nice, 48c.
Gents Jaconette Handkerchiefs
soft and fine as silk, only IaXc
each.
Ladies' Shell Back Combs. doz-
ems of styles, SC, Ioe, I2c.
Pin Cushions, in all colors, 25c,
a. Chenille Covers, only soc.
Well-made ready-made Sheets.
useful sizes, deep hem, 45c. 4oc,
soc.
Gents Lisle Thread Hose, abso-
lutely fast black. worth 5oc-2sc.
Ladies, Ribbed Vest, winter
weights, l SC, 25c, soc.
The new dress trimming combi-
nation sets of buttons and buckles,
in all colors-o8c and SI.68.
Jewelry IN the cheaper grades.in
every design. Prices one-half what
they'd be at regular price.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
To Pave .lIaro= =slre.l..

The Street and Sewer dlrootors al n
meeting Saturday afternoon found that
there was sufficient money on hand TO
continue the work of street Improvement
and 1t was ordered That pavemsnts he laid;
Sixth street from Shipley to Washington;
Ninth street from West to Jefferson; nnr.
rieon street from Ninth to Tenth. This
work ID TO be done with bricks, and Sec.
rotary Wiley was Instructed to order the
material at once. Twelfth street from
trenchto Walnut will be paved with cob.
bic stones The east side Of Market street
between Ninth and Tenth streets Will be
paved with tirebrloks. The best of tho
old aephaIt blocks Will be used Tor repair
work,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
Neta AIou,c I,Ince.

Stansbury Murray, Jr.. 104 East Front
was called on this morning by n visiting
Mason who wanted TO know why there
was not comfort house aooomm cd alton
here for gentlemen. He replied that
dozens OF travellers had asked the same
question. but had not time to answer 1t as
ho was preparing speech on pure old
rye aud the grip. An old friend WI ote 10
know II the grip would ylsit US this win
ter and II SO what would be the best rem.
edy. He 10 preparing a speech which he
wants kept q secret. He Is receiving hun.
dreds OF letters of congratulatiOn on
what his rye did last year when recon-
mended by physiclans II goes Without
saying that Mr.. Murray is judge OF old
rye,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
nn ucpnn md I,ivnr.

The new British steamship Chesapeake.
from London. passed up the Delaware
yesterday on her maiden voyage and was
badly shaken up by the gale For severed
days and nights her passage wns one Of
peril. but she escaped serious damage.
The Chesapeake is one OF the largest
bulk oil carriers alioat. She was built at
Port GLASGOW, entirely Of steel by Dun.
lor Il Co.. for the Standard Oil Co. She
registers 1900 gross tons. and is $40 feet
Capt Payne, a well known IL aster marls
ner Ia in command,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
nIr-. s.npfora win. Analn.

San FRANcIsoo. Cal. Oct i2.-Judgss
Morrow. Hawiey and Gilbert, in the
United States Circuit Court OF Appeajs
handed down their decision this M orning
In the case Of the Government againet the
estate OF the late Senator Leland STANFORD
60 recover about sl5 600. 600. The declsion a
was read by Judge Gilbert. and sustalns
Judge Ross. who decided the case In favor
oil Mrs. Stanford. Attorney McKiss eli,
representing the Government, says he will
appeal the case to the United Sta hes Su-
preme Court.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
aiethoaist Mtni.,er..

Rev. Asbury Burke presided at this
morning session OF the Nj. Il. Preachers
Association. Revs. Taylor. France. SAN
derson, Koons. Barrett. Short. Hulburd,
Scott and Watt reported on current
events Rev f. Il. Short delivered brief
sermon from Psalm 8, ~ and favorable
conmonts were given by Revs. Koons,
Watt, Short Morgan. Barrett ana San
derson.
By request DR.. Huburd gave exegeeis
of the scrlptural passage ''Quenoh not the
Spirit" Rev. Mr.. Frnnce reported pro.
gress at the Epworth Church services. 1t
was decided to held services on every
fourth Monday In some chapel OF the city
churches and John France was announced
TO conduct the first OF tho series at Grace,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
Tn. Prs.iaens s,ops a, Now York.

NEW YORK, Dot. i4.--The yacht Oneida.
having on board President Cleveland,
dropped anchor yesterday at the New York
Yacht clubs anchorage ground at the foot
of East Twenty y-sixth street Mr.. Cleve-
land got in small boat and was rowed TO
the pier, whore u cab was in waiting Mr..
Cleveland jumped into this alone and was
rapidly whlrled to the residence of his
family physician, DIR, Joseph Bryant, at
No. 81 West Thirty-sixth street. The
president took dinner with the doctor and
his family, and at $3.50 p. IN. returned to
the Oneida, which started at once for the
lower bay where she anchored for the
ntohA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
Upset By Gar.

Early morning passengers In Front
street car No. 54 bad shaking up today.
At West street young man driving the
bakery delivery wagon OF Mts, Well at.
tempted to cross Front street ahead OF the
caT. He was not fnAt enough, however.
and the result was collision. the wagon
being upset and broken. and tho careless
driver thrown out but uninjured beyond
q few slight bruises. Motorman Lowther
was in charge Of the car but the collision
was not due to his earelessness. The car
was scratched and the passengera fright.
enec for a mo.nent.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
we'll KNOWN Eleo,rIc,a. r,,,,a.

GREAT HARRINGTON, Mass, Oct. IA
Last evening Franklin l.. Pope, an cleo.
trician whose skill has made him promi.
nent throughout the electrical world, lost
his life at his residence here. For some
reason the electric lights did not work to
his satisfaction, and ho went down cellar
to rcinedy the trouble. Members of the
family heard his fall and the lamp OK.
plode Mr.. Pope was found lying beside
the converter, lifoless. Three thousand
volts had passed through his body. He
was born flfty-six years ago In the same
ho,tse in yri, :, y t-iil~S
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14

Overcoats made to your order In any
style you may desire, $780, SlSO0, 800 OdL
$500 900; suits TO order. SIS o. $500,
S20 co. 25.00: ooAte and vests TO order,
$1,000. $l2 90. els 90. $500; trousers lp
order, o.. 90. $500. $500, $500, $500. Fin,
style and workmanship guaranteed OIL
money refunded. w. II. Lookyer, inl.
porter and tailor. sos Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14

Double-breasted beaver cloth
coat. pretty length and large
sleevee. Fit is perfect. s4.9s.
One veiy similar to above. but
finer all through, S5.o8.
Heavy Twilled Diagonal, bound
with velvet, velvet collar and vel
vet piping, through the large
sleeves. Large buttons. with pearl
centres-only So.o8. A dream.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
runernl or am. .t,nrnenlrr.

The funeral of Mrs. Annie Garpentes
took place yesterday afternoon from
Shiloh baptist Church. Before her death
ehe had arranged everything aud heT
burial was as she had directed. The SER
mon was euloRistlc OF Ohrlsiian woman
and preaehod uy Rev. b. I. Moore Mrs,
Carpenter died on Thursday while vleW-
ing the Masonic parade.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
kuiaht. .ot Pyt,,ins.

The Grand Lodge. Knights Pythlas. will
meet In this 3ity on October 90. The
meeting will be large one and there will
be considerable business to transact Be.
side the election OF officers and other
routine work there will be several
changes made In the by laws. There will
ia In attendance Washington Division,
No. /. Uniform Rank, of Washington. and
a Fort Deposit division. Meetings will be
held tonight and Wednesday, nlght to
perfect arrnnRements.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
Me,lu,,ouvi,1ro Cu,,,nuux

The Girard Life Insurance, Annuity and
Trust Company of Philadelphia end
Henry Whiteley have been appointed
Maryland receivers for the MCCULLOUGH
Iron Company by United States Judge
Morris. The same receivers have been
appointed by Judge Wales of thls State.
the property of the iron company being
partly In this State and Maryland. Tbs
receivers nave bonded for 100000 each.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
pirs, Apn,ycr,nry nfee,Inr.

The Kings Daug htere circle OF Brandy.
wine M. Z. Church will celebrate their
fret anniversary tonight 10 the chapel.
Mrs, Marks, Pree. Of the united circle will
be present and make an address. DR..
Barrett. Mr.. Bertolette the eloeutionist.
quartette from the Ferd Fullmer club
will sing, and the occasion will be such as
to make the meeting Instructive as we'll
as Interesting,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
Pres sI,ecturo,

Mrs. HIT. Baoheider. who lie to lecture. to.
morrow (ruesday) evening In Eden Hall.
to ladies, comes from Massachusetts,, with
an excellent reputation. and her heert
appears to be glvon over to the interest OF
her sex All who are suffering from die.
ease should attend and learn how to OBJ
tain relief. and the well should learn how
to keen we'll
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
Funera, OF ,,ara,rs, s,.,-,

The funeral OF Mrs. Margaret Stuart,
vile OF William Stuart took place from
her husbands home. No. 232 King street
this IN orning and was largely attended.
and tnterment was made tn New Cathe.
dral Cemetery
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
sale Of the village Record.

The newspaper plant OF the Village
Record at West Chester, Pa. was sold ct
Pasohall The only bid made was for
e2500. but as the present proprietor had
about e7000 Invested, II was refused. A
com promise was effected at about $500.
II. @. Boyer. OF Shenandoah, will take
charge at ouoe. Twenty years ago. $780,.
600 was refused for this paper.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
Hnnie ItIne Hnnnnnns.

Jnmes Glnns the foreign and domestic
fruit merchant in the REPUBLICAN build
1IJr al bu uvtIvo Dauannus wIIIr'r
IRE lIIgsa niEs. urt Ha6sB BoltaldS IW5
hundred bananas OF beautiful color
ana excellent flavor while another con
talns 10 bananas,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
Rnd naxs.

Several boys and men we're trespasslng
on Mr.. Henry Bannlng's lawn, In West
Wilmington stealing English walnuts.
On beiDg driven oil by Mrs. b. they de.
lilerateiy set fire to a pile of grass. The
flames communicated to the hedge, and
were exiting gulshed by the aid of several
nelRhbora.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
10st lluuey.

A gentleman lost o sum of money on
Saturday evening In going from Eighth
and Market streets to Eighth and Frank.
lin streets. The finder Is requested to
call ut this office, when particulars will
be furnished. ,.1,...;.--,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
It's Blanket Weather.

The sharp air between night
and morning tells you that a
woolly warm blanket wouldn't
be amiss.
We've a large stock in which
there isn't a stitch amiss, and
the prices arc just at that point
where economy and quality
meet.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14

Suite made to order sl2.oo $1,000. sls. 90,
SEQ 10. $500; GvereoaIs made to order,
SI2 90. $1,000. $500, $1,000 S25 90; coats
and vests, $1,000 5l3.o0, $500. SIS 90;
pants to order, s3 90, S4.00 $500. Sc 90,
$500. Fit guaranteed. s. Il. Estes. ma nag ar.
2U3 Market street,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
Goal and Wood.

Chandler q Co. are selling all the best
coal aud fine quality OF klndlinR wood
at their yard. South eide. Phone ITO.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
Tam O'Shanters;

The very latest in these attrac-
tive young ladies' and children's
hats; an entirely new, elegant line,
the prettiest we have seen yet, 25c,
4Sc, csc.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
a. a. Cobo's Work.

A cartoon OF the open air concert BY
the animals OF the Cantral Pork z1o,s
which appeared In the New York World OF
yesterday was the work OF A. A. Cobb of
this city. Mr.. Cobb has been on the
Worlds eLan of arsists ak weeks and his
work has been OF a promising etyle.