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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-25
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The latest and mot characteristic
David II. Scully, prominent author. was
given, It's initial presentation, before a
Wilmington audience at the Grand Opera
House last evening b" AL esiiciunt com.
nany. with excellent scenic effects. This
drama sheds light upod tie life OF
metropolitan letter carrier, who fails In
love with thu daughter Of banker after
saving her HE. This story 10 pretty one
well told and ably presented.
James Mackle and hts excellent com.
pany will hold the stage Mt the Grand
Opera Houae this evening In tho side
splitting comedy Tho side SHOW" 1t ls
comedy that deals with life as 1t
exists at the present day In Georgetown,
Mass, where The scene 10 laid. especially
OH circus day.
Tho original company. that appeared
here several times. at the Grand Opera
House, In Hoyt's "A Texas steer" will
appear again, at that oommodlous theatre.
on Saturday evening, when It should
meet with a rousing welcoms Tho Texas
congressman Is now being portrayed by
Mir. George Woodward, the excellent
comedian. who appeared with MIR. Stuart
Robson, the past several seasons. In the
role that Mr.. W. ii. Crane played. when
these famous comedians appeared to.
gether. We are promised more artistic
Maverick BrRndpr" than heretofore
Donneily and Grard will appear ut the
IN their newest fun originator. ''Ihe Rain.
MAKERS" 1his will be the most impor.
taut theatrical event that has occurred In
our dramatic circles for some time. They
Will ue supported by their entire New
York company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-25

Garfield Camp, No. =, SONS Of Veterans,
held their sixth anniversary last eYUnlug
at their rooms, StX.h and Shtpley streets.
The opening address was nl.de by Bro.
Thomas Hall followed by singing Amerl'
"a by the audience, Addresses were made
by Department tommahler Wartime.
Comrades liutiuri,, So!pmon anu others
OF tbs u A. Il.
solos were rendered by the following
Eentlemon; Elmer solomon. f.chard
Smith. Daniel IiRJhe, Hurry Reed, John
DougheTty Dept Com. Aantine, Ddet,
Organ and Ilar monica, Alars and Dough
eIty. A panorama Ot u TRIP around THE
world was given by Mr.. Geo. Taylor as
sisted by his band. Re ilaiions by Misc
Emma Reeves and Geo. Taylor.
Drill by members OF the camp Guards
Musical sketch by tho Stnltn brothers
The Refreshments weIe then served To ull
The committee desires 10 thnuk all those
who assisted in uBliiHg tho eutaftaiLInent
hsucceas fol their services,
A. W. lElEAs, Ghattiahn,
O. ". HANS, SEC.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-25

OoD-ln this city on January 23d. 1895.
Iiurrie l.. W God IN h,s Sith year
Relatives and friends HIo Vitel to attend
funeral Serv COS at the reHicnco of Mrs p.
L.. Mntlnck. No. wv 1 liudli street, on Slttr-
dhy afternoon at O'Clock. lnternent pri-
yats.
TOILETTE At his residence In Helding.
Ia, on tho sd inst. Nelson X. lertolettQ.
aged a years
Funeral wall tnEe place on Saturday next
AT l. O'Clock at Amityville church neg te4d-
ing, Pa Members OF Eureka l"dse. viii
mi nuton Lodge !. a. II. aud Industry Lodge
a. D, u. ". and MI der friends arc invited
to attend the tu.cral, Wilmington friends
arrive NJ DoGplCsN lie. Pa, at 10 o'clock.
where carriages viii he In waiting To take
ttem to the cemetery
DENS--on jan. 22. jacob DEM. aged 50 years
Relatives aud friends are inviteu to All end
the funrru tTon his late residence 9l3 ". 81
street, Saturday uGt"rnOhn. Services at the
house at o'cUc6. lnternent at iuyerFteW
cemetery.
Philadelphia puprrs please copy.
BEuGLESS-Un Jan. %. 1885 George Beug-
loss alod ~ ycnrs
Funeral services at 100 Rodney street. on
Frid ty tho 18th INST, II p. IN lnternient
private.
o'CoNNELL--o On the 2lrd. inst. HoHora
0ConDeiL
Relatives and friends arc respectfully IN
vited to attend her funeral from thu resi-.
deace of her son :lu.law. Charles Walker.
| Fuui til and Adams streets. OF SATURDAY
morning. nj O'Clock. High Mass 1T St.
Paui's Roman Catholic Church. lnterment
| At New Cathedral Cemetery.
| GAR1 Million the 43rd of January, 1895.
Rachel u. Cartrel, in her Sjtt year.
Heianyes fricu are invited to nttend
the funeral services at The residence OF her
son, Thos. H. Cartmel |, on the nortnwort
corner OF SIKH and Madison streets, on Sat
| nrday afternoon at clock. lnterment ai
| Marcus Hook, fA.
''Swcetly Resting"
| DAXTER-On lRnuary 18th. %, at he resi-.
| dence of her son. John liANter. Il ,Nhoi ough
III, Mrs Margaret iinXter. aged 81 year.
l. aud days. formerly OF kiamensi, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-25

Municipal Court Judge Ball this morn
ing committed to the caro- of the Society
of tho Prevention Of Cruelty to Children
Willie Lcvina. Eli2l. Sarah. Dollle ant
Richard Young. ihe neglected mIno,
cnililen Of Harry and Amanda Young,
After the p rents wore arrhigned Agent
Stout, Secretary of the Board OF Health
OolquhOun and Building Inspector Doh
testified to the liIthy condition of tho
home at ltaIlt DAD avenue and Greeley
stteel, and tue apparent neglect of tho
little ones. They each declared the hovel
the tilthiest ono tn0y ever visited and in-
furious to the livJs OF those confined
ia 70. The parnnts called Eit1a WhitGt
,,ni tienrganna Lowe, both ooiOred, who
testified that they thought tho parent
had given the children all the care pool
family could expeut.
Onicor Shields was called by Mrs.Young
but gave no testimony which would hell
Tho tlC:GuOo
Whsn Wiliard HAL Porter askad for the
commitment OF the children into tile sooi
ety's care Young bealno vtslDly affected
and SAID he would provide a home for
them. Mrs Youog also cried, For Jesus
euke give ms my children.
III addressing the court Mr. Porter said
that hs knew OF the Tie oatween parent
and child ami that tts he would he the last
to break. But tho cuse WIS ono which had
attracted the attention Of the Board for
years, ans his action Ito eonsldered the
bsst fer the children. he court replied
that II had been proven that the parents
had neglected their children and he could
therefore do nothing but commit them te
the society care.
Az tho l,prants were led from the dool
alrs. Young screamed and wrung hel
hHids. all he time calling for the chill
d All aud when a teudAr hearted ren0rtal
ga led upon her In the cell he found ha
with her lo.month old baby on her lap ant
the other onns about hor crying US though
their llLllo hearts would break.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-25

Between tweaty and thirty County Con-
stables who bad been sworn in by William
h. Leo and given commissions The night
before the last city election, November o.
1894 were on hand last evening In the Nc
Ney building. Corner OF Front and Market
streets. They had blood in heir eyes and
owing to the absence OF chairs and bon.
ches had to stand up while they poured
out their wrath on the Dem Ocrat party in
general and the men In particular who
had appointed them, and promised to pay
them their money for thor valuable eerv-
ices rendered the Democratic party at the
late election.
The room was Illuminated with several
lanterns and a locomotive headlight,
which gave the assemblage a weird and
ghost-liko looking meeting "a the last OF
the twelve hundred whom Willard Sauls-
bury had appointed by his exellency ex-
Governor Robert Reynolds, the man
who couid make his fortune II he would
80 on exhibition In tie dime museums
around the country.
Dennis V. Shields called thu meeting to
order and had tho minutes OF The former
meeting read. q. L. harrison said that
the committee had had conference with
attorney william Il. Smalley and he
would undertake the gigantic job OF try
ing to secure the mon their pay II given
l2ls per cent. OF the amount collected. IN
stead OF the cOnstabla5 receiving 50 they
will DO lucky II thoy receive 3 cents.
Mr. Smailey'5 pan OF action will be to
ask for a manhainus to compel tho Levy
Court to pay the men.
One OF tho constubles wanted to know
how much pay tho men would receive.
lio was Informed that the lawyer would
get as much money as possible. There
was,quite a discussion lie to the number OF
days tho men were sworn in for.
Some claimed one. some two, and others
three days pay. IL was said that 1t was
not compulsory with tho men to place
their claims In the hands OF Mr.Snalley II
they do not desire to do so. That If they
had any better plan to secure their money
they had q perfect right TO put 1t Ia prGc'
tire.
Dennis Shields said that 15o OF the Con.
stables did not receive thar commissions.
They were in the hands of John L. Dlckey.
| committee OF ono was appointed to call
| on MIR. Dickey, and procure the commits
| sions and have them ll'led out.
sixty three cents were collected iron
the men 10 pay the advertising bill.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-25
DIEDbY ms OWN HAND.
John Cameron "a salvation Army Lientenan,
Enicidcs--rhe Bullet Through Ills Brain.

John Cameron "a salvation Army Iientenan,
snieidcs-The Bullet Through Ills Brain.
John Cameron, a Salvation Army lieu.
tenant from Buffalo. N. y. sent bullet
crushing through his brain last night and
his dead body now occupies box in Cor.
oner Stidhams morgue.
Cameron came here several weeks ago
and worked earnestly with the salvation
lists about the olty. Last night he attend.
ed the service as was his custom, and al
terward went out for o walk.
1t wac 20 minutes before IL O'Clock
when pistol shot awakened iesidents
along Orange strIeL aud among the first
to LOOK out oil their windows to see what
the firing meant was Mrs. Ialley Of Oil
Orange street. Sho says she saw the
form of the man o. The pavement. There
was no one Lbout. The shot had also at
traoted the attention OF an unknown
colOred man and 10 he rushed toward the
spot from which II came. lie met Joseph
Slmms Lewis Foil aud Lewis Hhnoe, and
together tie qunftette went along the
street and found tho body OF a man.
Tie pistol lay on the suicide's breast,
while Il few Inches below IL Rested the left
hand. lie hand was bcstneured with
blood while Oh the pavement was great
olots in IA concealed state.
In several minutes afLerward Sergeants
Bailey aud Massey responded to d call,
and they Ausrded the body until Deputy
Coroner Chandler arrived The morgue
is only short dislauco away, aud TO 1t the
body was carried.
IL was thsn tho body was identified. In
hls pocket was u ominisslon dated: Bal
walton Army. United States Headquarters
No. l0l Reaue street, New York City. Oct
25th, 1884. IL was mada out to Cadet
Cameron, htld informed him that he had
been promot sl To 10 Il iioutouaut and ap
pointnent 10 Buffalo Shelter, New York
tiyiaiou. under tina ann maud nj staff Ian
tain Bill.
The commission ordered Lieutenant
| Caveron to proceed to the Buffalo Shelter
| at No ~ VOLS street, buffalo. 1t bore
the signature OF Commander Darlington
| Booth-
There was also found on him purse
containing q roll OF bank notes. lunch
ticliot proved that he had boarded OF the
| Model restaurant.
The watch pocket IN tho vest was cut OUT
but this Is Leleved to have been done by
Cameron blcause II bore his name.
| Tic walters at tho restaurant where he
boarded said Cameron had not beer
there since Tuesday night. and at that
time appeared greatly excited over some
| matter only known to him self.
He WAS about Al yeura of ngs and weigh
ed 100 pounds. He was of light complex.
ion, had brown hair and mustaohe
| Deputy Coroner Chandler Ia at work hunt
ing up tvstinony to present before the
inquest. In ali probability this body will
be taken charge OF by his brother Saliva.
tionists and given a respectable burial.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-25

Wilmington COnclave o. A. N. last might
held bungle AT their rooms AMI alter
officers:
Z, M. mogul, John II. Speakman: mas
Ter mogul Charles Whann; senior mogul
D. W; norner; junior muEuL John eillsr
GUN driver. I. ). Taylor; cash grabber, @
,. Whtsoi worthy sOupe. Robert Irwin
l. .. snooAaf, Eu ward t. kune;O =. snooZ
or Z. L. hiider; hustler, Nathaniel Hen
u NJ musical director, Charles NJ. Murcl
WILMINGTON CUucave will visit No. iOl
OF Philadelphia on February TO-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-25

A worry eni0y aUlo surprise md mas
querade party was rendered Mr.. Charles
Il. Price at his home. No. 1917 Market
street. on "Wednesday evening by HE many
friends. The guests were In all sorts OF
costumes aud created much amusement
by their antics. Music. dancing aud
rames added TO the pleasures OF the
Q ening.
IteIreshments were served Ia the dini ng
room at midnight and in tho wee hours
OF tho morning the party tuos leave CT
Charlie we'll pleased with having spent so
ploAsAnt al eYunlnk.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-25

The revival services still continue with
large congregations at the first NJ. Z.
Church. There were three young men at
the altar and the meetings will continue
all next week.
Rev, q, l.. Wolfe was called away to his
home In Baltimore to a Lteud II welding,
nnl also to meet the Board OF Managers
OF the Church Extension Society. and was
enabled to I'LL hts engagement but Will
return next week. Tie pas!or will lis as
sisted all next week by Rev. Frank Agar,
uf Baltimore, who devutes his entire
time to eyange,tstic work .. ..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-25

- The state Central Committees ias called
EoonSSstlon for New Castie county, to DE
held al linton Church, corner Filth aud
Washington strsots ueXt saturday after.
noon, Jan. 10th, ut , o'clock. livery ward
Of tue city und hundred In tie GoantY
should be- represent cd. The work begun
nj Dover will be continued ana The county
will ls thoroughly organized for agsres.
sivs work. Let every friend Of teruper'
nuce come A great council Is needed.
The cali Tor this meeting is siguei ny
Alfred u. Warner, Jo1 Ii JACKSON, Cha iss
Baird, j Onnthan X, Nilliane aud LnplAas
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-25

The Rev, Merritt lluihurd, d. D.. will
delyrr the talrd Of bis series Of lectures
uudel Tine auspices of tie Association on
Suuduy, IN the Opera House. Hts subject
VIII In Tho livibe OratOrlo-lhD Ju i
late Fount.' }. L. Glymer viii have
orchestra Will also Ue PRESENT Miss Alice
Iusey Will sing the solo Ninety and
n ne" The meeting will Ds Opened at
a, . clock,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-25
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In the presence OF ono hundred sporting
m eli last evening. aud In tho ring OF the
Diamond State Athletic Club, William
Whistler OF Philadelphia. bested Jack
Macdonald. OF Newark, N. j.. In elk
round go. Whistler fought flercely. bu t
could not finish his mau; as 1t was. how
ever. Macdonald snowed the effects OF
the pummelliDR be received very plainly.
When the go between John Glynn Of
this city ana John Ward of Baltimore HGs
announced referee MoNee stated that lbs
the purse was not large enough the men
had agreed to tight sl1 rounds instead OF
ton. When the NTH round was finished
the management stated that no purse
would be givenunl IS theiilght continued.
and Ward stated that ho had como here
with that Intention. yet hn was satisfied
to allow he purse to go II Glyn was. Cap
tain IL ne zen stepped into the ring aud
said the ~, nt would have to stop as II was
evident Tie man wore lighting for II purse.
GlyDn bad tho better OF the fight and
would AHS Q been given the decision.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-25

Mira Or. Ward. OF Andersontowli, Nd.
will spend II few days. with relatives and
friends IN this city.
Mrs. Lizzie Kitchens. OF this city. IL
visiting relatives in Clayton.
Henry Q. Conrad addressed tho Yorklyu
public ghool this afternoon at 2.8u
o'o!uclS.
Clarence Blackburn. who II, q on
fnrm near this city had pleasant BIRTH
day party on Wednesday evening.
Mary 4. Hollingsworth wants divorce
from her husband. William Hoilings-
worth.
Ssrges nt.at.arms PrIndIyiile of the
House is nursing q lame AZ IN and sI, the
result Of a fail from carriage
Fred TichtIeld foil in Il tit at Front and
French st:epts this informing.
Wm. Waible's horse ran away on Penn.
sylyanla avenue tha afternoon and slight.
ly injured It's owner.
Tie Dutch steamer Chalolse cleared
from Mucus Hook this morning for Do.
vor. England, With cargo Of rs.lned 20.
troleum.
There we're recorded this mot Mug tho
deaths of jacob Deem, OF No gt3 West
Third etresJ aud George Buugies. OF No.
1917 Lancaster avenue.
Tie lifo OF John Lotland, the milford
Bard" by VIM. W. Smithers, historian Of
"Ihe sons OF Delaware" OF Phladelph
in one octave volume. price 81. For sula
by Nm. i. Tull. agent. NJ. $40 Monroe
street.
The funeral OF Jamcs Mcdiniey, who
died OH Wednesday from blood poison.
lug. tooh place to'dny
Cashier n 4. Wllds, of the Fruit Grow.
ere National Bang, atSmyrna WAS throwa
FROM his carriage aud Ills right arm badly
surained.
MIR. j. Henry Grimm was over In Now
| York on Thursday attending Convection
| OF Manufacturers OF LlcoriGe
Thos. Rlloy and Albert Spencer. tho two
burglars had their pictures taken thle
morning by Holland the MarAet street
| photographer.
Sheriff Alex Ingram OF Chester county
sold u properties On Thursday.
Dentists Of Della ware and Chester coun.
ties Pa, have formed au association Tor
mutual Improvement aud tue 6dyances
| ment OF dental science
Mrs Anuie Thompson. OF Trainer, Pa,
was thrown out OF a wagon anu part Of
! the scalp tom oil her head.
Mr.. Lloyd l.. Mcl4ane. OF Cherry Hill.
Md. Is vistting relatives and friends Ia
this city.
John McMahon, pitcher Of the Balti.
more baseball team. WAS inairiel In Vile
minRton to Miss Eleanor falsey,
4
Attend the closing out sale OF clothing
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-25

Mary L. DeYalllGgar wants q divorce
from her husband Wm. l. peN4lllnSsr
Mnrv Z. Jur son wants q divorce II ON
her !! ava W IA. L. Jackson.
n ltsn6iin Lee wants ltyoree from
his wto Josephine Lea.
MI IIlzery u. tichardson wants d..
Sor1e from bis wife jennie A. Richard.
sou.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-25

Tncre VIII be held pirthlay oHarlnl ct
the FIRST NJ. l.. Church next sunday. The
pastor l;ev. Is. r. Jester has had a lot OF
snYeiopaa printed and urges hi6 eonErega-
ton Hnd friends to accept Qua OF thvee en-.
yelopss and put penny Tor each birth
Ssy thay Luve had IN It ant return /: uoxt
Sunday
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-25

Wnfth Sixth and Markets
Shoe department ei-
GINNING lects the same money
saving to Shoe buy
Atm ers that its Hat De-
n'''' partment saves to the
=wearcrs5 '"Mullin" Hats
ard it is considerable. Each
day these departments grow
in business and we try to have
them merit the growth, con-
hning ourselves to no one
maker and his exclusive line
we are able to pick from the
best hat and shoe makers in
the country. The result is
that We are able to give you
better. service and have for
you every good style as soon
as it is placed on the market.
1t is a convenience to get
all your wcar-needs-Cloth-
ing, Furnishings, Hats and
Shoes-at one place. You
will appreciate Sixth and
Market as such a place.
Closed evenings at 6 except
Saturday..
JAS L. MULLIN & Son
Clothing. 9th & Market,
Hats, Wilmington,
Shoes. Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-25

Tho meeting still continues ut Madeley
NJ Il, Church this city. Rev c. X. Neeso
has been preaching and lahorIng with Zenl
for week, The results have been good.
Last night there were two pentents at
the altar There have been few CONVEX.
slons during tho meetings. The metn-
bershin has been greatly stirred. lie
breaches his lsst sermon to night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-25

u. Il, Winnie general agent OF tee U 8.
Express Company, died Ut his residence
In Philadelphia this morElIg, from pueu.
fponia, aged about 50 years lie was a
native Of New York, and wRs highly Cs.
tened by the officers Of The company. lie
leaves IA VITO ana children.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-25

Joseph A. Durnsy and Miss Glare @.
Flynn wero quietly married In st. Pat
rlck's Church yesterday afternoon by lev.
Donuis j. Finn, MIR. and Mrs. Durney
will reside at No. l25 Linden street. Mr..
Durney Is the son OF house Sergeant
DuEney at the station house.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-25

james L. Mason, OF Kontmere. yester
day afternoon had ono OF tho llngers of
his lett hand amputated by Dire. Palmer
Il ID WalRer. Several weeks aGo Mr.. Ma
son ran a spllnt In Ills llnger from winch
resulted blood poisoning. AT the present
time nothing can De said Of the outcome
of lhe ODerAtIuu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-25

The drawing for handsome plrlor
lamp to the lady holding tic luck y unu.
pom took place last evening. at the a owe
theatre. lhe lucky coupon is 303. and
the lady holding the same Is regu sstbd to
bring 1t to the Musss and receive the
lamp.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-25

Karrs Clover Root Will purify vour
Blood, clear your complexion, Regulate
your bowels ard make your head clear as
bell. &c, 50c., and S1.UO.
sold by N. u. Danforth, s. H. Cor. Second
and Market Sts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-25

KlNG-COLLI NS--ht the Union NJ E. par
tonhPo. al3 Jefferson street, on Wednesday
evening. Jun. - 10 by the Rev, John ID.
hanna MIR. tmi-IOphur Z, King and MISS
Annte Il. Collins, uotn OF this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-25
Nj TCHE.LL
{ BASH,
2i9 Market Street,
Wilmington. DEL. Jan. 25 1895.
d. D YOU MISS
d D YOU MISS

Cor ming to our sale yesterday
and the day befores We're sor.
ry if you did, but we're going
to give you another chance.
Il a great many lines we sold
out entirely; in others there's n
few of this and that left, enough
to please many Of you, but not
enough for all. For Saturday
we give you anything advertised
last week, at the special price.
Ha ndkercniefs aud Bed Spreads
all gone. More Sc crash ready
for you tomorrow. It's fine
stu #, plenty for all when it
cor les.
The Hamburg Edgings sold
fine, plenty of them here for to.
mo rrow, at right prices too.
Our biggest sale of these will
be next week. We bought,
thr ough our New York office,
tho stock of a retiring manu-.
facturers. There is 50 much OF it,
that we have had to have time
to mark them. They're ready
for next week.
If you want TO prepare your.
self for spring, buy early Here's
Il Aig lot of waists chat we are
selling at 44c, to get an early
sta TT. Wait until spring and
they'll be higher.
II you've been late in getting
to the store to get those bar
gains, relneu.b II it was YOU
fault. We had plenty we
tin ought, but the people came
early, too early tor us, even
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-25

Secretary Colquhuun. Of the Board Of
OF anti-toXlne for the cure OF diphtnsria.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-25

Investment aud Securities Yielding
from to per sent
orders for the purchase and salo OF
| stooss and Bondson Con mission exeout.
| cd ut all the stock exchanges
Private telegraph wires to New York.
| Philadelphia Boston and Chicago.
Foreign DraftSand Letters or Credit Is
sued.