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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
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great many persons doubt the policy
Of the Street Commissioners In conttuu.
ing TO uas brick In paving the streets cf
oar city. on which great dea, of heavy
hauling is done. They hold that brick Is
too porous. that they will break up, and
Will have 10 bs renewed in eight or ten
ysara at farthest. The asphalt blocks have
pfovou to be equally unsatisfactory. The
expense Of continued renewals. 1t ls con-
tended. will iead to excessive taxation. IL
not to bankruptcy. Experts say that the
pavement on King street from Front to
Sixth street is the boat they have ever
sean, and II it cost something moes than
brick In the first place. will prove cheapest
In the end. as IL will last hundred years
OF more. II not broken up In order to lay
drain. gas or water pipes.
Third street should have been paved
with some similar material There is
plenty Of stone In Brandywlne Hundrod
10 pave all the streets IN our city. inciud-
fna the ono TO the Delaware river. and by
Its use the money would be kept In our
city 10 benefit our own people instead of
Geing TO benefit the cItizsns Of OF her
States. S,natot Handy thinks the use OF
brick is great mistake. aud he further
says he will not vote again 10 uuthorize q
loan to extend street paving II this mate
rial continues to be used. The matter is
worth the serious consideration of the
citizens as we'll as OF tho memters Of the
Street and Sewer Commission.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
B. & O.
Schedule In sGsss
May ~. ls2A y

TRAINS nn Disror EAST nouND
rhAINs En5p 1SAya 1bnpoT. REs4HaaG5ss GHs4 sa5sp. ave-
Ali trains illuminated with flhtsen
.asi sEw ,.5 SoHEs !sss !. r'se;daz; $ . Ss ss :sss
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Weekdays. 's.o5. '1.s9. $50. 'io.aS a. m;
'sai sandayss. h E. mac %ss.o5. .7.so. .nss a. m.; rsa
,,ckEsrER, wses;,Sasyst, 3 :a.si s., & e. 1 Ss': M
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L5s, .S.s3, S;SS, i "a s.2o ID II J; M q ~ !.
CAPE MAY. week-dAys. '7.so C'Io.ss q
M. Saturdays only). 'l59. 's.os D. a.
Sundays. '730 a. m.
HALTrMoEE sA ANb Soo oMAsHHI.sSaeyTossS.. 4 y g \.
sL20. 702, 's47, s11.ob a; M: slsss. '2-0I. sos
ss Sunday ss '!s !1so ss g ss q M. .zs5. .as.
So aAtqfaoRn ittf1 e 4 r = WAY z STATIONS.
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PiTTsBUiRG. week days. 's,T a: M;
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ciNsefNSArf cchsehS2A Ia ana ID ST. IT, LoGlgg. 'isS5 and
81 SHW r % via Bristol ana Chat;
''sitsti SINCERELY "" ac.ceoMMoDATIoN. aoa
a LaNb%NBRRa a bGs Bel ssa 4 hAGtsc66MMoPHTIos. y 3 ri
SgqP,ndasys N, S,PS i; I IN ni; @,25 kar m STREET
TRAINS ANN NsTFATioN.
For ssW XSrk ~ nso
For or 'SHi Piitsbufs @ 80 and n " Chicago. daily.
ss For 2 n%ai,,nors. al west-aays; 4. go a. M: 3
For Landenberg and way stations; Week.
fEiyR fs E. Fl Fl RbnLgH.A :, sMTMENSTy!!;; M . 4 IT. :;
EoR EEooRRTHfL RWTHfLAMMTRaT6Ns AMR fT65NEsrNofsfHhIas'
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.iis IS. 2s. 2O :o.ito and nd II IS p
LEAVE. 'PHILApELPIIAa STWELF'TH
= AND MARKET sTRsEETs9 a
p. m; Sundays. go. '7.65 a. M; IN ,. m.
Rates to Western points lower than via
G @. scuI.L. General Passenger Agent.
| II. b. CAMPBELL. General Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
Quay snceessfui,

Senator Quay was successful In seeur
ing an election as chairman Of the State
Committee simply because ho had de.
cided majority OF tho delegates In the
convention at Harrisburg. The Hastings
party could not help themselves, aud sub.
mitted with the best possible grace. Quay
lie remarkable for his success In political
affairs. as his whole life has been passed.
since obtaining his majority, In civil or
military positions. he having secured pro.
motions In the army during the Rebel.
lion as readily as he did In his party before
and since the war.
Whether, he has an ambition to attain a
higher office than Senatorship remains to
be seen. 1t ls said that he has an am bition
60 be chairman OF the National Committee
or to dictate the appointment. He will
make and efficient officer. and will contri.
butte greatly to the election of tho candl.
date for President whoever he may be.
The prospects OF party success were
never brighter. aud the tariff reformers
will bs buried 50 deep that they will never
have resurrection.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
PHIL VIII MIncToN 4
BALTIMoRE RAILROAD.
IN EeEIiffV A. A " 10 fagE l1

In EFFECT MAY ~ issS
Erains win iesye wIminsten a. felisrss
42o 6.a0. 74z. 7.6o. $50. o.s.55. 1s. 05. .io1s-
ts ss SD M Ia q s ,s sos md az s IS 5 g. ses a'
,a Ases@mrastgs s so sis 10 .nd III sS5S ~ . ~
10 80. ssS ivos il: ii45 .. M i.sz
to sO sss 5Sa, sSs s Ss e e. i /, !,
For New New Yo.s, Ii. ass, e. SsS ss gs tS.
IT, IT, s ~ 5Ss S' sda Z ia q ana ma ioss y 3 nss n ~
Nor Boston without change aois = =.
For The south--southern Railway m
press, Iti y. m. sieepers to Memphis and
NfS For Vs Wssi Chester. vi. Lamosin. sH =
nj For ~ Nswars Z; ,a Center ana ,n,srmsdl.ss
a'HHls Bait@oss ~ a. saa F. %sssission s.a sss % so
i Y. ss sRS soS & SIS q Y "a. q 80 .1ii 3 m. ana
HaiinSSs iS :. ns .ns =, e,:,@saias' d s,aan.
Wilmington, ssxpfessh, aso, ia I'm ST
,Sio sSi III ls s5s 5ss ss 9si III Ill., esS H. .S ~ 4
y. ss sss s IL In s 'as issi i's ssl IA
For .s.Isal. sySRAE 3.aDs...s. aSa.ss ss AZ .a
sss sss az sss sss s:s IT, Il 's 90 ana % M 'ss
4ds. ST and los p m. m
,o Pef Sasst' !siREsss,S sS io IT, "a ss s s ssa
and zoe y. m
&c. esiSPS1ss.a1io siss Pss sad 1io5 ;. y m. ]. ~. ~
sas, ioas. IIa5 a. m is7. s.os, loS. b.oi. 65s.
$50. $40. 707, 9.12. and 1895 p. NJ.
For Boston. without change. so >. Y.
For the South-Southern Railway Hx-
press, IN 2: M. sieepers % Memphis and
For West Chester. via Lanokin. ass =
u, baitimsrs ahG saS , and md w.sn,ns,en. an. aol
1918 a. IN; i2.o4. I2.z2. 1.5o. s.2a. s'6.oo. Ih
p. m. and l2.54 night
% Tsssa awe 4 Ps.lssdspar.. & % Broad s,ree,. 10.
Wilmington texpressD. $50. 7.2a. I,la. mss
a. m: liz. AL. 6;ys, 6.s5. 14a sss. n-lo.
Lac 1sepommoSnsion. 3 nm Saa mo- sM hsh 80 ieS a N.
iasS sd; SSo SSs ssS ,SSs Si@,IiST sFS 4 s r M
sis, ats. S6i ,: q. and L. .iS night.
spless Ell Issss fsi s passr III n E % ana p
mfe FIR Ill Harrington Ss & Ia ana way & Stations oais
E.prss. fss % wyomi1Yki as IS. !. Ga Ga po,,,
s" SUNDAY TRAINS.
For New Castle e.bi y. IN. and l2.0l night
For Cape Charles Old Point Comfort
and Norfolh. l2ol might 49, wx.
ominR. FELTON,. Harrington. Bridgeyilla
seaford. Laurel. and Delpaar. H.ol night
CO Congressional Limited Bxpi sss
trains. composed entirely Of Pullman Ves-
thule, Parior and Dining Cars No extra
fare other than the usual Pullman charge
cl Limited Express trains. composed Of
Pullman Vestibule Parlor Cars. Xestibule
extra fare.
| 9. NJ. PROVOST, ]. n. WOOD,
General Manager, General pasa. Az
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
on SATURDAY.
THE7th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1895,

NJ 2 q CHUCK p. H.
the following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot or piece of land situ-
ate on the Westerly side Of 20 lar street In
the city of Wilmington aforesaid, bounded
aud described as fellows. to wit;
beginning at II poidt TN the westerly side
OF Poplar street between seventh and Eighth
streets at the distance of lla feet from the
nariherly side OF Seventh street ut Lew a
tutletts line; thence with his line westerly
parallel with Seventh street 81 feet more or
less to the easterly side &C II three feet wide
alley; thencn along said side of said alley
northeriy ~ Teet to n stake; thence easteriy
parallel with Seventh street g. feet more or
less 10 tho westerly sid of Poplar street nn1
thence souiherly ~ teet to the place OF he-
ginning be the contents thereof what they
may
seized and taken IN execution as the prop.
erty of George L. Riley and saran j. h.tey.
nIartgaEors and I. I ) and 10 be sold by
PAUL GiLLIS, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Wilmington, Delaware.
Aug. - 1884 a@O
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
Here's the Story: A
Bargain for Every
Man. Saving Him in
Most Instances, as
Much as 0ne-half
His Money.

Neither the temporary dis
turbances Of rebuilding nor the
heats Of Summer stop the great
sales Of our goods. LIS the
peoples time to buy.
Matchless-The An-Wool
Suits, $5 and $6.75 Black or
blue.
Matchless-The Trousers
$S now $4, $5 now $3.50.
Matchlsss--The Suits and
Trousers all through our stock.
We've saved our customers
money enough this season to
buy their next seasons Clothes
really without cost This state.
ment would seem twice as won
derful. if it weren't that we've
turned all prices upside down
for Suits, Trousers, everything
If it weren't that friends and
neighbors have been passing
the word about our low prices
so long that it seems as If they
had always been getting Clothes
here for one-half.
We've taken an early march
to capture everybody who wants
a Fall Overcoat, by same plan.
$12 and $15 Overcoats now
to be had for $7.75 and So. Is.
About a thousand of them;
ONE Covert, some usual
engths.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
M..s...r .rs-.sss 1;il.s nsp.isr..

Jeshua n Woodward end Niss Jennie
X. MoMulsn we're nnrrisd iasf night e
the home Of tue brldo's parontA No 6u2
Frsakiin strsst by Rev. ", A. WallinH of
Delaware Avenue Church. The bridesmaid
was MIss Maud Saunders and the grooms.
man DR.. s. u. PIernon. The bride and her
ruatd each wore white orGandy. Among
thoss Vt the wedding weres DR.. and Mrs.
Wm. u Sherwood. Mr.. and Mf1 7. Parkef
sutton, Of Phtias, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Woodward and Mr.. Harry Woodward Of
Coatesyille, Rfiss Lizzie Woodward Of
West Cheeter. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wood.
ward. MIR. and Mrs Nelson Pierson. Miss
sucklsy Miss Hattie ,W ysn Bussn.
snd MIRA GverRo Alden Me-. and Mrs.
Ward Springer, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Hail. Nj. and Mrs. r. II. RIoharda Walter
HaiL Mr. and Mrs Edward Hardoastie,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mcmillan. Mrs.
Sarah Price. Miss Mary PRICE Frank Seal,
Edward Sutton. Lewis Fell Miss Florence
Saunders. Mr.. and Mrs. James Chandler.
Mark DeCray, Miss Liilie James, Of Mana.
yunk. Miss Mary kelso. Mrs Wesley
Kennsdy. Frank Alexander.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29

THERE is come hope that the Christians
river will be improved by dredging 1t so
rs to give 1t greater depth. and allow tho
passage OF large ships up tas far as the
Harlan and HollIngswotth Company's
Works. On Wednesday Colonel Halnes.
Major Raymond and Mayor Davis were
appointed board to devise. and report
upon plan for the Improvement of tho
harbor ia Wilmington
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29

wuMINeTos. with the Grand Opera
House. the Biou and the dime musee.
will be we'll supplied with plnccs OF
amusement this winter. There will be no
excuse for persons going to Philadelphia
to be amused. All the good plays on the
road will be presented at either the Opera
House or tho Btjou. while the musee viii
cater TO the popular price amusemenIe
known as the variety performances.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29

IT might be asked II the Street and
Sewer Commissioners wero doing the
proper thing when they order the taking
out of the telephones from the Office OF
their department Telephones are pub.
lie convenience and help to facilitate busi-
mesa We hope tho department Is not act
Ing on the idea OF saving at the splgot and
losing at the bung hole. Economy lie right
when rightly applied. The telephone is
now one of the necessities for tho quicx
transmission Of business both public and
private.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29

TEE law for reed bird shooting Ia not
out until Monday morning next Already
you can hear the reports OF guns OF those
who are after the reedies. These gunners
should know. If they don't that they are
subject to line for every reed bird killed
before September lst The detectives are
after YOU.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29

IT ia good thing that the hay crop was
so abundant this summer In tho surroani-
ing country. for owing to the extreme dry
spell nearly all the pasture has been burn.
ed up. The farmers have to feed. their
stock hay and sowed corn, besides give
them a small allowance Of meal The
farmers lot Is not alw, y, the must iucra-
tive one
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29

lIr hssins to Isek 40 n shsss were rsea-
lar bard Of barn burnsrs IN tho country
Surrounding ous city. Many bazns with
their contents have been evidently set on
hre and totally destroyed during the past
eight months Tho Doc Run and Farmers'
Mutual INSURANCE Companies have been
heavy losers Dc we'll as the owners Of the
property destroyed. II is time that some.
thing WA done by our States attorney or
his deputy to try and ferret out these barn
burners and punish them as they deserve.
An imprisonment 10 New csstle is what
they deserve. Can our State Detectives
be put to work on tholr tfaiis7
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29

Oven month has passed and only thus
far eleven persons have been secured to
try Dsrra ntfor the murder of thrco young
girls at san Francisco. some nonths ago.
The name.of several hundred persons have
thus far been called, but only eleven prop.
or persons have been accepted by the court
and attorneys to try the case. Nearly al
Of the evidence against Durrant Is clrcum.
stantial. His trial will no doubt attract
great deal OF attention and will be a very
sensational ons. Expert testimony will
be ono Of the chief features OF the trial.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29

TIE Wells, Fargo u Co. o1prees com.
pany lost $4,000 by the hold upin DC.
tober last near Sw!nGIis Station in San
Francisco. The thieves got away with al
of the booty. Detectives who were put on
their track Nave titus far been unable to re.
cover any of the pluuder.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29

II is still warm. hot and hotter. Every
day brlngs Its own warm wave which Is
hotter than the day preceding 1t. lie
rain of Tuesday helped to cool the atmos.
phere. but on Wednesday you would not
bave known IL had rained In our city or
county. This was q summer when mos
quito netting suits would have had the
call for GOODNESS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
speud SUNDAY at l,ny Ridge.

The baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany will run another select excursion to
beautiful Bay Ridge. Sunday. Sept. 1st.
sail on the Broad Chesapeake. peep at
Annapolis. Baltimore. and Fort McIienry
and soft crab dinner are a few OF the at
tractiye features OF the trip. Bay Ridge
Is n healthy. clean and refreshing resort;
you cannot help wishing tho day was
twice as long. Trains leave Market street
z 20 a. m. and delaware avenue so n. IN.
Fare for tho round trip one dollar, 81
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29

wEnow have another fearful tssy 81
healthy boy with a cast Iron. eyery.day
stomach who eats apples as hard as iron
with eaRo aud kills sparrows with the
apple core. Aud this boy and apple have
Geen discovered In Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
Lust snndn, ExrMr-inn.

The Wilmington and Northern Railroad
Company will run it's last excursion of
the season to Atlantic City. via Prnns
grove. on Sunday. This route has proved
tho most popular ono TO tile seashore TO
Wllnnngtonians and as tAis is the last ex.
cursion all thoAe who have not spent q
dny by old ocean should avail them selves
Uf this oppotunttY
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29

ScHooL will bsgln on Monday next and
the school teachers will take uD the rsins
whore they laid them down in juno last.
The scholars will begin school with re.
newsd vigor aud studiousness. The school
houses have been cleaned and the neces.
sary repairs made and are ready for the
opening Of the school year.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
Reduction In Rates ON Family Tici
u. & u. RaIironJ,

On and after September /. 1895. the
rate for tifty-ttip family tickets bet wGen
Wilmington and Philadelphia. via Is. Il o.
railroad. Will bo SIS So. This ls roduc
tion of S625. equal to 25 per cent. Core
spending reductions will he made on this
clnes OF tickets between Philadelphia and
all other stations within tho limits OF the
suburban train service OF the Phlladel phiu
DiyiaInn
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29

iiY all means have Market street repavsd
with some kind of brick or stone that
will stand ordinary weur and travel. The
present pavement 10 a disgrace to oui
Commission governed city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
BtGISTEWS ORDER,
IL REGISTERS OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. De-
A M 1u-


August ~ 1873.
Upon the application OF John Richardson,
Joseph Z. richardson aud Alfred d. Warner,
Ghristiana huudrrd. In said county de.
ceased. IL Is ordered aud directed by
the Register that the EXECUTORS aforesaid
give notice OF granting OF Letters Testa-
mentary upon the estate OF the deceased
with the date OF granting thereof, 10y
causing Advertisements TO be posted within
forty days from the date of such letters IN
six of the most public places OF the county
of New Castle. requiring all persons having
demands against the estate to present tho
snme. or abide by an act of Assembly In such
Cdse made aud provided; ami also cause the
same to bc inserted within the same period
In the DAILY REPUBLICAN, aud in the Morn
ing News newspapers published in Whining
ton, Del, hhd to he contln ued therein three
weeks, &C. a. d.
-, Given under the hand and scat of
5. s., office OF the HrH ster aforesaid at
- Wilmington In New Castle Couaty
Rforcsaie the day and year above written
j. lLhlNS COOGH. NeEisLer,
NOTICE Nottce Is hereby given that let
tefs TestamcntHry were in due form OF law
granted unto the undersigned, on the 22nd
day OF August, a. D., 1895, aud th at all per-
sons having claims against ths estate of the
deeeased must present the same. duIy attest
ed.i to the said Executors, on or before tn 9
Glad day of August 1896 or abide the Act
OF AssarEbly 10 such case made and provided
JOHN RICHARD SON,
JOSEPH p. RlCHAkDsoN.i Executors
ALFRED ID. WARNER.
Del. a3
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29

TnE hanisomest building In our city
without exception Is the new 5nellenburg
building corner OF Seventh and Market
strsets. It is credit to its architect aud
builders Messrs. Phillips & Lynn. It Is
certainly Zig card for these builders
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
Mnoh. Mnn,i. Mnnii.

Now Is the time you will need wood.
You will get satisfaction AMI your
moneys worth by ordering it from H.
Il. Sergeant, dealer In coal, wood
aud grain, yard 1906 Maryland avenue.
Office 7th and King streets. Phone 5i5.
s-8 Large Pea Coal for family uss.
E5-LurRe load of wood for 81 50. Now
Is the time to order your winters supply
of coal.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
rnorIing Nn,es.

With Charley MeKeever. kid" IaYigne
and Arthur Valentine all looking for fight
1t will lie odd II match Is not soon made.
Cornelius j. Moriarity (Jack Daly)
wiites from Washington. whero he is
training 10 tight Billy Dooly. Offering to
accept Ed MeConuell's challenge to fight
for the championship of Delaware. If the
latter can put up tho money. Morianty
still claims tho light weight champion.
shlp OF this State.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29

karrs Clover Root Will purify your
Blood, clear your complexion. re4ulats
your bowels and make your head clear az
a bell. 25c.. 5De., and sl.00.
sold l'y N. h panforth. s. f. Cor. seooni
aud Market Sta.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29

MONDAY ooitg LABOR Day, is legal
holiday. and tbs banks will be closed. All
notes falling due on Monday will have to
be paid on Saturday to save protaat and
Your credit
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
M1uMlNaroN AND NORTHERN II. r.

TIME Ia BILE in EFFECT June 10Th. 1926.
Trains leave Wilmington (French street
Station for u, & o. Junction, Montchauin.
W!nterthur. Guyoncourt, Granogue, Cossart
Chadds Ford Junction. POoopsou. West Ches.
ter. Embroeville. Mortonvlle, Coatesville
and intermediate stations daily except Sun.
day, ut $50 IL. n- Lb5s 400 and b.2h p IN. sun
day only at sos a. n. Lbs and 40J y. III. Daily
at 100 p. IN.
For Raynesburg Junction. Springfield an |
intermediate stations daily except Sunday
ut 7.90 a. In.. Los aud I.05 .. III. Sunday only
1T sos a. M, l.55 and 4.O5 D. M.
For joanna Birdsboro, Reading an d inter
mediate stations. daily except sunday, a
730 a. IN. and ]. 65 p m. Sunday only at 80
a. m. and l.55 y. m.
a. g. McCAu SLAND. Superintendent.
BUWNESS BRIGGS. Cen Pass Agent.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
Your Inst Chance

To visit the queen reaort OF the Chese-
peake. Only one dollar for tile tIip to
Bay Ridge Sunday, September Ist. Trains
leave Market street 7,20 u. M, Delaware
avenue T. 10 n m
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
ON SATURDAY.
The eth DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1895,
at 2 O'CLOCK D. m.

at 2 o'clock p. m,
the following described real estate, viz. {:
All that certain lot of land and .wo story
brick building thereon erected situate In the
city OF Wilmington New Castle county and
state OF delaware. bounced and described
as follows, to wit:
BeginninR at tue corner formed by the In
tersection of the southerly side of sixth
street with the easterly side OF Union street;
thence southerly along the easterly side OF
I nion street ~ teet 10 the northerly side OF
three feet wiIo alley leading out into Union
street; thence easterly and parallel wit h
sixth street Is feet inches to a corner;
thence nortlerly and parallel with Union
street and passing through the centre of the
division wall between the house on this lot
and the house adjoining on the east ~ feet TO
the southerly side Of Sixth street. and thence
alon2 the same westerly l3 feet lnchoa to
tho place OF beginning.
Selzcd and taken In execution as the prop
erty OF Salvador 9aeta. oItgagoF. Salvador
Gaeta aud Nina Gacta, L t's and TO be sold
by
PAUL GILLIS, Sheriff.
Sherln's Office. Wilmington, Delaware,
Aug. 10, 1895. 40
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
NInrylana. NV ninryInpd.

Go to Bay Ridge next Sunday. The
September days there are delightful. The
trip furnishes a most ienioyable outing.
One dollar only. Train leaves Market
street 20 a. M, Delaware avenue 7.5g
d. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-29
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Chafiss n. Yais's s.Nswesf Dsyirs Auc-
tom wss presented a. the Grand Opera
House last evening. IL was we'll mount.
ed. sttraotiveiy presented and the aoting
up to the standard. The attendance was
The play had been seen BY Wilmington
pay-goes before. but since then many
Innovations have been made In the ballets
costumes. scenery and mechanical effscta
The attraction occurred By the Grand
lMonday September and. 10 Mise Lillian
Lewis. In big spectacular production Of
'(leopatra"
Il Is not often that one can In all truth
record The fact that dramatic produce
tlon 10 all that is promised for IL to the
public. SaSh however seems to be the
case with tho production Of CLEOPATRA" !"
which Miss Lewis will present The pub.
lie report ard press everywhere comedies
such to be tho case The company 10 O
large one, capable and handsomely cos
tuned. The mechanicnl effects are all
well done.
Mlss Lewis believes in giving the public
their moneys worth. for sue has not only
q spectacular production Of grand
drama, but she ernbellishes 10 with a
chorus. barefoot ballet Premiere. the IA
nous storm scene. tabieaux vIvant CleopH-
tra's barge and host OF handsome wo.
mon adorned by gorgeous costumes. In
the cast is Edmund Collier who made
such q success as Mare Antony. with
Booth and Barrett. Mise Lewis herself
has achieved unqualified success In the
title role, and as thie will be the first
presentation OF ''Cleopatra" at regular
house prices. big business may be looked
for.
Next Wednesday evening Hoyys "a
Trip to Chinatown" the IN usieal extrava.
Ranza. will be presented at the Grand
Opera House. The attraction this year is
botier than ever.