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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
AHusenisnts. A
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.


.,Charley's Aunt" which comes direct
from New York TO the Grand Opera House
this evening. Is a phenomenon am eng
modern iarces. II was written by Bran
don Thomas, whose acting in The Pnnto-
mime Rehearsal" when he appeared in
America with Rosina Yokes was 90 en-.
Enthusiastically approved. Mr. Brandon
Thomas Is acting still In London, where
he Is a great favorite. though there is no
necessity for him to do any more work.
"Charley's Aunt has nude him indepen-
IDENTIFY rich.
In the past 8 years Ii must have nettad
him over S8oa. 900 lu profits alone. Chas.
Frohman, who owns the American rights
of the farce, and under whose direction
1t Will be produced Mt the Grand Opera
House. has cleared over 300 900 b. tho
run of the piece In New York. the five
months run In Boston, the four months
run in Chicago aud 100 nignts la phladsl.
phia. "Chnrey's Aunt hts been D9fore
the London public. winter and summer,
without Interruption for years; and II Is
to remain at the same theatre for another
year 1t has been playing foI over a yoar
eaeh In Australia and South Africa. Iu
Berlin where II Is still big drawing at
traction IL b as been relkning success
fot over six months.
Ono of The hest attractions on the road
this season is N. B. Leavltts beautiful
spectacle Great spider and Fly" which
will be presented at the Grand Opera
HouGe Friday night, Sept. IL. Alagniii-
cent scenery. gorgeous costumes, bright
catchy music unlimited fun. a host of
high class novelties, give ample oppor-
tunity to q iurge company oil oiaver Eu-
ropean and AmarieHn artists to pie ase the
IN ost exaetlng audience. Among the nov
elites are the electrical dynamotic won
ders "Ihe SalAmbos who are thu sensa.
tion OF all Europe. and scientific puzzle
to all the learned doctors OF the world
They are living electric batteries one be-
ing positive, the other being negatlye. By
mere contact OF fingers electric sparkle
sufficient TO set on fire lnilamahle mater.
ials are emitted A brilliant arc light is
formed by the contact OF two carbons
heid In their hands Many other wonder
fui feats are performed by this truly mar.
velous couple.
On Saturday evening Primrose aud
West AIinstrel5 will appear at the Grand
Opera House. This organization 10 one
oil the finest that trayels.
BIJou THEATRE.
AT this popular theatre last night the
International Nauievilles began three
nights engag mont. Tne performance is
equal to The usual vaudeville show and
the honse was we'll filled. Nike Leonard
WINS unable to appear. Thu songs were
catchy md the mu slcal selections of
Fredo and Griffin.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10

| usl-Ertdny evening. black SIX bag, on
IL or iron West II s'reet rsir. bet weeiI sth
ana Ma Ee. anu A innH street, toward n
left aty . M.9th street l.ttuAI street.
zlu.lI'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
PRG9ECT CDBANS.
DR.. Wilson Would Stop "span'
iah Deviltry.o
SEND THE ARMY AND NAVY.
A shn,ne to Have Diplomatic nciatisns
with cur Throata

NEW YoRK, Sept. 9.-Rsy. J.. A. D. Will
con. OF the Eighteenth Street Methodist
Church New York. sunday evening touch
cd upon the Cuban troubles and advocat.
ed sending on army OF $1,000 troops ana
the entire American navy TO protect the
CubAns from massacre and recognize by
force OF arms the Independence OF Ouba.
He sald In part;
''Is the United States to continue par
tloeps orlmlnis with government that
authorizes the ruthless murder OF women
aud chlldren7 But we hold treaty rela.
tlons with Spain, whose soldlery, unre-
buted and amply rewarded, arc carrying
on that Kind OF warfare In Cuba. against
az brave and patriotic people az evsr con-
tended against tyranny for political lib
erty.
story OF the tukir q OF Bair by the patriote.
who gave tho soldiers captured the privt-
lego OF joinlng their own force or OF re.
turning to the Spanieh lines. they having
no facilities for the caro- OF prisoners;
Fifty icined the insurgents and the
others, accepting the olemenoy OF their
ohlvalrio captors. laid down their.arms and
returned, to be rearmed and renew tho
fight against their gensrous enemies.
little later n strong reinforcing party OF
Spanish troops came. under General Gar
ri,Io. and W ere too strong for the Cuban
defenders, who we're driven out OF baire.
when an lndiscrlmlnate slaughter OF ON
csrs. soldiers. citizens women and child
''Senora Manuela was compsiled to see
her six year old daughter butchercd, after
which a soldier ended the frenzlcd moth.
ar's grief by putting bullet through her
brain.
"The house of Sonora Alljanderena Ro.
bots wns entered. and she was robbed OF
81 900 In American gold. General Garrtdo
iustifying the theft on the ground that
the money might be used for the purchase
OF arms, and when she demonstrated she
was hayoneted to death. j. W
'Senorlla Dolores MADEIRA, q young
girl, was hanged. and Dlacard piDneH on
her dress, reading, Death to the eyfnph'
thlzera with the insurgeIts.' ~
''Sle was the betrothed OF Cuban ON
Ger. and was thus put to death for her
love for patriot.
These are but few samples Of Spanish
devlltry In Cuba. The shame Is that We
have diplomatic relations with such ma.
uon Of cut throate and savagos.
"our revenue officers and marinas ere
engaged In preventing the relief OF these
suffering patriots out of Difference to
some foolish International la W, when they
ought to be invading Cuban waters. with
armed Intervention and helping to drive
these savages from the Amer can oontin-
ont. II IL cannot DO done before the Oon.
Rress .neete. the President should call
special session and grant belligerent
rights to these heroes OF liberty and SELF
sacrifice. That 10 the least that should be
done. better thing would be to send
our navy and 90, 900 troops and end these
massacres forever by armed recognition
of the iudeDendence Of Cuba"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
THE TEMPERATURE
SnmnII,Inu Ynn Nnnh-

Perhaps this evening or tomorrow. Is a
good, all round every day pair Of shoes,
something that VIII combine looks with
wear. and not cost much money. That's
just the kind or shoes We keep. we'll made
good shape and the smallest pricsa An.
other great novelty about our shoes Ia the
act That they are not reduced in price.
they don't have to be. because our regular
prices are lower than the reduced price of
any shoe In the city. We would ike YOU
to keep that little fact In MIND und II YOU
need ahoes of any kind not the cheap.
trashy sort. but good. honast footwear.
take look ht our footwear. Formau's,
No. 10 Last 4th street. between Market
and King,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
A NIon,.ey-Fncsd owl.

Jiewls J. Patton and Albert Wlnnate
caught a monhey-faced owl In Cherry
Island marsh Sunday morning. This
specie of owl is rHroly seen east Of the
Allegheny Mountains. and 10 therefore
highly priced by Mr., Patton. who now mas
1t at his home. No. llO4 Thatcher street.
The owl is Of d brownish yellow color
q monkey.
II Is larger thnn the ordinary owl and
Its feet look dangerous, because OF Its
powerful claws When 1t was first taken
IL resiSted with all Its might and bit ano
scratched like a little demon. The body
and claws look like those OF q bird, but
the head aud face Enthusiastically thut OF u
monkey.
Yesterday the bird appeared to bo TAX.
Ing its captivity phiiosOphlcally. II
would eat meat and did not appear to
worry IA great deal.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
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Cnn lake Cure oTIIer-eIt.

CHESTER Sept, 9.-BlIsa Matte Sample,
OF Falrvlew, for whom the PhiIadelpnia
and AtlantluCity police nave been lookinR
for week, and who figured In tho pa pers
last week as having elOped with Chirles
Massey, an italian barber, returned home
today, and was arrested on warrant
sworn out by her father. He charged her
with stealing 80 before she went away
with Massey. ltappears that Mr. Sample
wants her to return home and live us be-
fore, give up her lover. ana refuse to see
him any more. This she declines to do
She says she is not married and Is old
enough to take care Of herself, and pro
poses To do SO.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
Our Fall mud Min,er srnn,s.

OF Imported and domestic woollens is
now ioady for your inspection. Any sty 10
make oil color you may desire you will
find here. We carry no old stock over
from season to.season. don't believe In It,
everything Is new for this seasoHs wear.
Suits mnde to measure. $1,000 $500,
5000. $500 Coats nni Vests to meas
ure. 9l0 90. sl2 90. Sl5 CO. $500 Trous.
ere. "a 90, 81, 90. $500. $500.
We guarantee Il perfect lit and satIsfac.
tien 10 all our patrons or III oney refunded.
" Lookyer. Importer and Tailor, sos
Market Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
I.oat SnIcltoi.

few days ago n lady lost an alllga tor
satchel on the kennett pike. short die.
tance above Green Hill tllled, with chld'e
clothing. A teacher In the Du Pont public
school saw man stop hls buggy and pick
1t up, but instead of leaving 1t at the toll
gate. as fair deaiing required. he drovs
OF. and thus far has failed to restore the
property to the owner at No. 9i9 jefferson q
street. 1t IL too bad that honesty Is not
more generally prnctloed and such small
number OF persons do a. they would he
done by. Had tho tencher baen min ut o
earlier she would have secured the sat che
ana thon thors would have been no occa.
sion for tho above no tic9.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
Enrdnn srntin .InII.

Magistrate Kelley yesterday afte rnOon
sent "whtsller' Gordon to New Castle
jail In default oil the payment OF line of
81 and costs Nv histler," that being the
name he was known by because OF his
abilities In that line. had choked the wo.
mun he lived with us his vile for some
trllltnE aIalr He learned that she had
sworn QUIT warrant for his arrest, but
lnstea1 OF trying 10 make his escape wont
before the magistrate yesterday morning
mud gave himself up. lie failed to return
In the afternoon, however, and was arrest.
cal
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
snI, nrIl.a, I;rInIe.

Tho valuable farm OF tho late Evan
Sharpley Perkins, situated near Holly
Oak, Brandywlne hundred. and contaiD.
INK about 100 acres with fair buildings.
will be sold at public sale. on the premises
on thursday DIternoon at 3 o'clock. Tnis
capitalists az the town of Holly Oak is
growing, not less than five or six houses,
having Doen erected the present season.
and lots will soon be in demand. When
the trolley rond shall be constructed. we
shall soon havo continuous line OF build
iDgs from our city to tha above location.
The highlands over looking the Delaware
will soon DO occupied by county seats. and
this property will become especially val.
unhla.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
Fnncrnl Of .Iane. ,inrrnY.

Tho fuEeral of James Murray took place
this morning from 81. iaurs Il. u Church
and was largely attended. Rer Father
DnlRley conducted services at the church
and gravs aud was assisted by Rev. Faith
ers Berminghatn Fallou. McManus and
DonaHhy. InA bearers were owen He's
zion. Mi chacl Newell f. f. Mccormick,
James Monaghan Hugh Dully and Pat
rick nouRherty.
lnterment was made In the New Calhe-
drul Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
James Morrow. IIeaIth.

James Morrow and wife are at Werners,
Vile. Pa. Tho trip was taken FOR the benz
eht OF Sir. Morrows health which has beeh
poor for some time. lie ID "a years 81
aEe but active Tor q man OF such an ad.
vanced age. MIR. Morrow Is one Of VIII.
mingtons oldest merchants having com.
menced business on Market street over so
years ago and today he is the only QUE
living who began business on that stregt
at that time.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
The ". -. q. Harvest Home.

The harvest home held In Gregg's wo ods.
near Newport. on Thursday last, under
the auspices OF the ". G. L, U. OF that
ascleut town. proved decided SUCCESS in
an respects The attendance was large.
speaking good. the dinner Abundant and
all hands appeared 10 a good humor
with themselves and the orid at lprse
Above ali the ladies reallZel some fifty
dollars above expenses. which sum Will
enHbie them to promote 10 somo extent
the good work they havs ON hhnl.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
Mechanics Goto PhiIndeIphIa,

One hundred United American Mechan.
los, headed by tIyatts Military band, left
this city for Philadelphia this morning,
whore they will take part In tho parad Q
ana attend tho seml-annual meeting OF
that lodge. Accompanying the Winning.
ton lodgemsn were many down state mo.
chanlcs. The Delaware lodHemen Will be
mnI shnlled by Charles A Foater.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
A,ten,,ou. Metnodis,.,

The union love feast of all the Methods
Churches ot the city will be held at Grace
Church, Wednesday, Z. IS D. IN THIS IL
intended to be preUuratory service for
the union REVIVAL services. which begin ut
q 'ce sunday afternoon next. Every
SIuthod5t pastor and CONGREGATION is OK,
p.cted ut the love feast
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
SOCIETY.

Mrs. Joseph r, Tatum OF Philadelphia
Is visiting bIr. and Mrs. William w.
Lackey at No. 1915 Adams street.
William Taylor Of No. 2OI Wesi Elrn.
teenth street paid visit to New Castle
on sunday. Hp made the trip there ana
back In twenty three minutes. HoM's
that fer ten mile ride?
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
Anin neni Can.n,,,,,. ,tsa

The filing OF the incorpora ton oertifi.
cate OF the Brooklyn Union Gas Co.. with
IA capital of SI5 900 with the Secretary Of
the State OF New York at Albany on Mon.
day marhs the mutual oousummation Of
the negotiations to consolidate the gas
companies In Brooklyn In the accom-
plishment Of the deal the chief opponent
the syndicate had to overcome was ].
Edward Addicka the gas magnate.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
Uapia. Tor EouaeInY.

Sheriff Gillis has caplas for Rene J.
Fougeray which Charles N. Holmes ewore
out yesterday. Mr.. Holmes is manager OF
tho Robinson Opera Company, which re.
Gently filled long engagement at Union
Park. Josiah Marvel is acting as counsel
for Mr.. Holmes. Tho affidavit charges
Fougeray with removing a plano from
the park with the intention of defrauding
his creditors. Ths case will probably come
before the next term of court. Holmes'
claim amOunts TO S2SOO
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
Trnmr. I:onb.d Him.

Upon the evidence oil Frank Despeaux,
Magistrate Daley yesterday afternoon
held John Bennett and Thomas Donaboe
for the upper court on the charge of hlgh.
way robbery The men were iranips.
James Holland was at tigst suspected us
being one OF the men who aided tho men.
but DespeauN failed TO identity him and
wus discharged lhe manner and c.ruum .
stances OF tile mems arrest was pa bllehed
YcsteruAy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
a Gaming wedding.

John Cathcait and MISS 5oph Court
ney. both OF DuPonts Banks. will be mar.
ried by Rev, II. NJ Bartlett OF Ohrlst
Church al the parsonage Wednesday y
night. The bridesmaid will DO Miss Mag :
gle 1fottsr. anu William Gathcart will DO
groomsman. There will be- 10 ushers.
When Mr.. Carthoart's new homo at the
Highlands Is completed he will reside
there,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
rrlnr,rnl G,Ian, wlII ,.lrc n Free

Explanation at tho college. Eighth and
Market strests. Thursday night next, at
O'clock. oil the new, patented method of
sReehlng bookkeeping from actual busi.
psss papers and transactions. No text
hsed. AEy one can now learn, A marvel
. expert Dookkeepers, Used In day'aud
DlRhL seasloha. Everybody Invited thurs
day night next.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
ICreR I.erf,nre

Mrs Helen G. Rice. National Superin.
tendent OF Juvenile work. will lecture in
the NJ. l. Church at Newport on Wednes.
day evening, the 18Th inst. under the
auspices of the W, U, 4. u. She 10 an O. O.
qnent speaker, and those who hear her
CunnOl fall to be prOlitted.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10

Reduced Ratesto Philaaelphla via Pa.n.R.
The Pennsylvania Railroad commences
the sale of excursion tickets from vii.
mington to Philadelphia and return, Sep.
10 to IL Inclusive, good returning until
Sept. Ia inclusive. at the rate of 81 oenta,
on NJ count of the NalionalConneil United
America Mechanics ut Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
Improved .,caith,t

Rev. A. n. Ksigwin and vile have re.
turGed from their summer vacation In
greatly improved health, and were at
sbeII respective posts on sunday in tho
Hest Church. Their parl6hloncr5 wera
glad TO welcome Lom Dlgk and hear their
Voices raised in admUaltion. praise and
pfayef.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
81 Louisville.

MIR. and Mrs. John Guthrie are among
those attending the G. A. II reunion At
Louievllle, Alr. Guthrie is the veteran
anu reliable proOfrsader OF the RIruBLt-
CAN and his trip is rs a vacation. He has
been applying himself very closely 10
his duties ana his rest is we'll earned
OEe.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
FIyInu sheet Iron ,u,I, Him

While at work at the Mccullough Iron
Company's plant this morung. William
Kyle. OF No. 735 h. Seventh street. WIS
struck IN tho face by piece of sheet iron.
which was thrown Dya rnachina. At the
olllce ot DR.. II NJ Frist Eighth and
Spruce streets medical service was rem.
tlATa
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10

Shiloh's Cure. the great Cough and
Group Cure Ia In great demand. Pocket
size contains twenty live dosse, only $50
Children love it. Sold by oil druggists.
5oidhy N. u. Dlarortn, Druxxist 3. a.
Cor. end ind Markot streeta
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
niiInn. AIInrI,.

Mr. l.. irving Handy, editor of the
Every evening, had severe bilious
attack at HE home In Newark, Dol, on
Saturday evening. He was considerably
better on Sunday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
Ac. Ib-Fi,l,-tc III.

On Wednesday. September lIth. OF 5th and
Church streeLs, z. W., Il H. Il freight
yard, from 8 o.. IN. until Eoid
or paper, From Nelson Lockwood y "
ownors North Long Branch pound fisher
les.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
Ladies of t:oid,r r.. lIc.

Lady Washington Temple. No. 3, L. q.
T., will bay n trateruui visit to Arbutus
Temple, No. 4, l.. q. f., of Delaware city,
Del, on next Wednesday evening. Sc pt.
llth, Ilack Will leave house No. 500 Pine
street ut $50 y. M. sharp.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10

~ SCHEDULE ron TODAY.
Louisviie at Philadelphia.
Washington at Pltishurg.
Cleveland at Baltimore.
81. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Nav York.
Ctnoin natl at Brooklyn.
YESTERDAY,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
Ruling prioes
DEATHS.

MURRAY-on the eth inst, James Murray
nEed 90 years
felat.yes and friends are Invited to attend
his funeral, from his late resldence, l.u3 W.
aih street on Tuesday morning at 3 o'clock.
High Mass at 81. Pauls Church. Intrrment
ut New cathedral Cemetery.
IYNAM-on Sept. 8. 1876. Albert II. son of
10Th year,
=Hslativcs aud friends are Invited to attend
hts funeral. from the reside re of his brot icr
Thomas p Lyman, near Newport OIL Wed.
neBday afternoon at o'clock. Services at
the house. luterment at 81. JnmeB' cemetery.
OARD-On sept. 9th 1895. Alvun W. card.
IN his 5lst year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully inyi-
ted TO attend tile funeral at his late residence
No. ~ " lndsor street. on Thursday after
noon. Sept. Il. lsgb. Rt o'clncS, Services ut
the house. lnterment ct Riverview ceme-
terry.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10

karls Glover Root Will purify your
BLOOD clear your complexion, rekllit,
your DO wells anu make your head clear as
bsll. 25c., bOc., and $l.OO.
sold ny N. y. Danforth. 5. E. Cor. seeond
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
acih-Ei.i,-dr In

On Wednesday. September llth. 1895. OF
9th ana Church street p, W. Il b.
II. II. freight yard from a IN. until old,
car load OF lish Please bring basket
or paper. From Nelson Lockwood Il Co..
owners North Long Branch pond fisheries
All Wool Suits made to your measure,
Sl2, SIS. 202 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
BASE BALL NEWS.

frhis coiufnn will be devotsa 10 Base Bsli
lnevz AiiAsws concernlas the clu6s is re-
'&tsn5afuliy Solicited. Address nil coinm uni =
;e1s ions 70 -nasa Bail Edtor.r Itspublican
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
QUOTATIONS.
Reported by
HEAI.D a. COMPANY,
EHH'tOEo fEHH EEE"HNTas
Seventh aud Market Street

Seventh aud M0rkot SttsstS
Investment aud bocnritieI yialdinv
from tot per cent
orders for the purchase and sale of
Htocks and Bonds on Commission axeouk.
ed at nll the stock exchanges
Private telegraph wires to Now YORK.
Philadelphia, Boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts ADD Letters OF Credit -
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10

Powell has on his stalls ut tie Third
Street market: Goldfish, ilounders, trout.
sea lass, catfish and other varieties Of The
titny triOe. which are fresh and nice.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10

,Ths only genuine alt water tafry. the
EfaAt apr lztf at E27 harket street,
Aoll,s,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10

The testimony is being taken In the Ad.
dicks divorce case this morning bsrore
Commissioner ~. b, Cooper.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10

80 All Wool BlucH chevlot pants made 10
order, 209 Market street,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
Ehe MNniIinr.

Tomorrow promises to be fair
to partly cloudy, and continued high tenn.
peraturo, indicating rain In different
section. Similar conditions Will probably
prevail. on thursday.
THE TEMPERATURE.
The thernI omeler at the REPUBLICAN
Oillce to-day:
1oUlock. 10 o'clock. 2o'clock.
73 rs 90
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10

NKI ANIED--To buy 5 or 10 acres OF Ian i,
this office. al !tl.ltyy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
"MuIlin'- '-Made
Clothes

81 have been wearing a
'MullIn'-made Suit and | like
it. Have you any more ?" is
the question asked us over
sand over again. We answer
YES" oil course. Mus. there
not be some good character
istics in "Mulin" made
clothes1 Each years expert
ence helps us to make them
better and the increased de-
mand is met by an increase
in styles.
The cloth comes 10 us in
the roll and it does not leave
our building until it goes out
made into a suit. Every part
of the work is done here
under our care We can't
. afford to have it done any
other way than right.
The window shows two
grades-SS Suits and $40
Suits. .-.---
JAS. t. MULLIN & Son
Clothing, oth & Market,
Hats, Wilmington.
Shoes Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10

w ASTED-Dne or two gcntInmcn for
w nicely furnished front room. Bath.
Al st Orange strCet. siu.iit.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10

w AN fED-.A white girl FOR gcurrnl house.
w work. Apply No. HOS Ad ans street
al
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10

NJ AN ED-A 9 ood glTl for gen er.I house
w work Apply ssl Il. Frout I. siO.at :
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10

NETANTED-A oolorod girl at JJ1 French
wv siect, Giust De good COOK. Refer-
ente required. slO..t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10

E'uk HhNr-RoOms furn shed or uni ur-
IL Uishet for lOd4er5, Also table buurd.
lvu west lsth st:oft. slO.jt'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10

EfOK kENl-HwO rooms, front and back
A. spl ndId for lodKers, hot anu cold wnleI
eihCi tufuisheu or uui uiutHlsIu4 Hnl " I'll or.
without board. Apply at 1870 Pine street
sly IL
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10

At Philadslphia-First game Philadol-
,Phia, IS; Huntsville, 4. Second game; Louis
willie 0 Philadelphia, s. AT Brooklyn
Chicago, 81; Brooklyn, 8. At Baltimore
Aitlmera, =; cleveland, l. At Pittsburg-
istsburs O.; Washington, /. At Boston
l8osten, 9; st. Louis, o. AT New York
New York, I; Cincinnati, 1.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10

w AMfLD -Boar'iers or dodgers at ssl
w TaLnull street, alu.5t.