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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26

YoRK1YN Del. March 25th, 1896 Mise
Annie Ruth entertained a number OF her
Young friends on Saturday afternoon last
in honor OF her 14th birthday. A sumpt-
uous birthday supper was served and at
ali early hour the guests departed. wish.
Ing Miss Ruth many happy returns of the
day.
Anumber of the townfolk were delight
fully entertained on Saturday evening by
Miss Ida Mchern. The evening was spent
In social chat, music and reCltatione.
Refreshments were served in abundance.
and the guests departed declaring what a
Jolly time they had.
Miss Ella ii. Ruth, OF Wilmington, ac
com panied by her friend. Mias Rletta n.
Lmeison, has just returned from q short
vlRit to friends here
Mossrs. Carl Potts and VIM. Ford visited
our place on sunday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26

Messrs. Connolly and Wheeler have re-
moved from No. SD Market street to No.
SD Market street, TO tile store formerly
occupied by Edward Kane.
Tho Turk Clothing House has removed
from No ii5 to No. IlJ Market street, to
the store lately occupied by ierEer
brothers as all art store.
Hiram Nerger will removed to No. IL
East lhiru street az soon as he can have
the building fitted up.
Frank Dure has removed from No. 40I
Shipley street to No. All Market street.
S. Eeliheliuer has removed from No. 401
Market to No, IS East Fourth street.
Litchenstoin and Hart have removed
from No. Dps Market street TO No. 4l5
Market street.
Edward L. lIanf has removed his jewel
ry store from No Is East Fourth street to
No. III Market street.
Numerous stores will bs for rent on
Market street No less than ten or dozen
Will To tenantess.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26

And different tales they ali can tell.
Bells which peal out loud and low.
And the beautiful bellies or female beau.
CHORUS.
o, the bells, the beautiful bells.
That charm the hearts OF dudes and
swells
They never peal but hearts they steal.
And leaves that pain | now can feel.
In the city hall tower on Market street,
There hangs bell, erect, complete.
1t chimes the hour and chimes the half.
But Its nothing compared with the bellies
that laugh.
Cho.--
ii a lire breaks out and engines call,
The alarm Is given by the City Hall,
1t gathers crowd when the place 1t tells,
Brlngs out the beaus and lovely bellies.
Cho.-
st. Mary's bell with Its peal 80 strong.
Can shake the town with Its loud ding,
It's a splendid bell aud its tone Is sweet.
But 1t can't come up to tho bellies that
speak.
There's famous bell on the Church. Old
It has stood for years as history reads.
IL chimes on Sunday and through the
week,
And call in the beautiful bellies from the
street,
Cho.--
This grand old bell Ia admired by all.
The lovers walk and the strangers call.
BY tho older people admired with pride.
While the younger admire the bellies in.
side.
Cho-
The dinner bell we love TO hear,
We catch its tones with right good cheer,
At the sound OF it we come and dine,
Appeaee our bodies but not our mind.
Cho.-
Now all the bells that eau be found.
On steeple church or tower around,
Arc very good in their place you see.
BUT the belIes that talk are enough for
me.
Cho..- W. J. X.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26
PHILADELPHIA VIII MINCrok 8
BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD

BAL I tMoHF NAtLkOaUs
IN EFFECT NOV. Istn. 1894.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia (express), I57 255.
420 6.30 TAP. 7.50 S.50.s55,9.4 3, 10 ,1O.16.
11.25. 11Ss, 11.51 a. m. 'l2.35, ,.s7. s.O5,
500, 40, s;Ss, ~ s.os, and l az P; n
l2sS, s25. $40. SIS 40 and u. ss p. m.
20 For Chester Cypress &c x III ~ So 1a2
Aceommoiat ton. ., I. Sos, lO.4s. 1l.ss a.
las 2e5 $40 5l5' 80 and 1873 ?, m,
9.43, 1905, 1915, 11.5t a. m. '1235. 1877,
g.05, SO, $50, 707 9l2 and 1895 p. IN.
For Boston without change. 1O.16 a. m.
For the sontl.-southern Railway ex-
press, 6.A p m. sleepers TO Augusta Jack
sERyls and s 81 sarnrs m and
For West Chester. via Lamofin, $50 a.
For Newark Center and intermediate
Ra ls b snd AID MasRipsf9sn IS e. sS
4.2i. 5.28, .'6.O5, 6.4i. 65s 7.4i. $40 p. m. and
Baltimore and intermediate stations.
2.47. 4.4S. SOS, and il.54 p. IN.
Leave PhlladelphIa, Broad street sta : "a
US. Sd, 1920. liz 50 a ms rs t$s,
2O9 3.46. .4.o1. AL sos, $50, 555, 5.59, ,6.lL
sSS sa1 lG t lae & ~ snf sUS pant
l25 eos. 4O3 i.37, So, $751; lOVS and ll.3s
p. m.
For Philadelphia texpress), L57, 2.65, 40.
$50. SEE. 9.43 1905, 1t.51 a. m, '12.35, 1877.
3.05. 5.O4, 5.JG, 7O7, rs, 200 and az p. m.
. 5Aceommodati9n, z. $40 a. M, 2lo l4o'
For Chester Cypress 157, ,A2o, $50, 855,
1905. 11.5l a. m, i's7, 500, 5.56. 7.07 and 500
Accommodation, I. $40 a. m, 1910, 1.4O.
t,G5, 6.l5, 725 and 1913 p M n, o.o Al
1905, 11.51 a. m, "12.35, 1.37, 3O5, 4.O5, 500
b.56. 7.07, 9.12, and loss p; m.
For Boston, without change, 5.j6 p. m.
For the South Southern Railway. Tx
sonville and 81. Augustine; al p. m,
s!eepers, 10 Hot Springs Memphis and
For West Chester. via Lamokin, SIS a.
IN; and DO p. m, ,.,,a, 400 sm
1918 a. m, 1904, 1922, LIB, ''6O5, GAL. IA,
| $40 p. m. and ~ night.
| Baltimore. and intermediate stations,
0I I,c ave i FhiadeIphia. Broad street, for
Wilmington ttexpress)' 80 ~, IFS, ii; q
lis ii p M M and al i265 hight ' :, s''
Accommodation, S,3j, go 1875 a. M,
ls'' soi 81. III is2s SIMMER fG8 ISs 4 m
Cis e.5S, s.5i r; y. and i2.i9 night.
Express for Dover Harrington and Del-
mar SID II. O3 p m, 4.27 p M, l2.0l hight.
For Harrington and way stations only.
| $50 p. m.
| Express for Wyoming, 6.53 p. m.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Poinl
Comfort and Norfolk, ll.03 a. IN. and 1901
| night.
| SUNDAY TRAINS.
| For New Castle, 1906 night.
| For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort
| and Norfolk, 1901 night
For Middlctown, Clayton, Dover. Wy
ominE FELTON,, Harrington, lSridgeyille
! Seuford, Laurel and Delmar, l2.Ol night.
cD Congressional Limited EXPIRES;
| trains, composed entirely Of Pullman Yes
| tibule, parlor and Dining Cars No extra
fare other than the usual Pullman charge
% Limited Express trains, composed OF
| Pullman NcstiDule Parlor Cars, Nestibul'
Passenger Coaches and Dining Car. M
extra fare.
Fer further Information passengers arr
referred to the ticket agent at the station
s. NJ. PROVOST j. II. WOOD,
General Manager General Pass. Agt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26
WILL PROBABLY BE SHOT.

The Jap Who Shot Ii win Doubtless he
Tried for Treason.
WASHINGTON March 20. - Officials of
the Japanese legation say that the man
who shot Ii Hung Chang will be charged
with treason, as the assault Is not only
against tho person of LII Hung Chang, but
also against the japanese government. 1t
Is probable, also, that the trial will be by
court martial, II the martial law existing
at Hiroshima has been extended to Shi-
moncseki. Conviction by court martial
would mean that the offender would be
shot, while hanging would be the penalty
II Il civil court convicted him, that form of
capital punishment having been suhsti-
tuted for decupitatton in Japan. In this
connection Japanese officials say the lord
high executoner Of "AIikado" fame
never had any existence in fact
Mrs John w. Foster, wife of the ex-
secretary of state, who accompanies Ii
Hung Chang in an advisory capacity, has
not heard from her husband concerning
the shooting. She regards this as favora-
BILE, as he assured her he would use the
cable freely.
Mr. Fosters last letters came from
Shanghai prior to Joining Ii ut Tientsin.
Apparently Mr.. Foster regarded peace
tiers speak Of the care tho Japanese gov
ernment took to prevent popular out
break when the first peace commission
met at Kobe. So fearful was the govern
ment that the anti-peace feeling might
bring out some shooting, such as that as
has occurred to ii, that all school teach.
ers were directed to teach the japanese
children that it was an essential feature
of civilization TO accord every respect TO
foreigners.
Diplomats here are inclined to believe
that the entire peace negotiations may be
broken off by the assault on LII by afford
ing pretext for European intervention.
Ii himself however, Will prevent n failure
of peace negotiations if it be possible for
him to do so, as tho Empress Dowager has
So impressed upon him the necessity Of re-
turning to China with peace settlement
that failure, it is asserted will be fol
lowed by his committing suicide.
Officials here regard it ms settled that
Russia and Japan have reached an under
| standing, by which the former will extend
| her territory southwark from Nladiyo
| stock, thus securinga Pacific harbor, opel
| the year round. This has been an aequist
| tion Russia has long sought, as II gives M
eastern ocean outlet to the great Siberian
| railway. The understanding is regarded
| ns so definite and settled that those diplo
mats here who are concerned most with
the subject say Japan is now assured o
Russian support in urging heavy concos
siuns from China.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26
THE WOUNDED ENVOY.
He Objects to the Extraction Of the
Bullet from His Face.
ATTENDED BY ROYAL PHYSICIANS.

His Assaiiant viii Probably be Tried by
Court Martial for Treason. and May Lose
His Life for His Act of Foily--Peace Ne
gotiations May be Broken on.
KOBE, Japan, March 60 = Ii Hung
Chang is making good progress toward
recovery from the effects OF the bullet
wound in his face, inflicted by Koyama
Rokunosuki The wound has developed
no dangerous symptoms. The would be
assassin Is reported to be lunatio He
has criminal record, and has served a
term of imprisonment.
LII Hung Changes wound is not danger
Gus, except as complications may develop.
1t is in the 1eshy part of the face, but for
tunutely no part of the skull has been
fractured or any vital organ reached
Prince LIS advanced age and several con
stitutional disorders which make him al
most an invalid, however may aggravate
an otherwise harmless wound. On his ar
rival at Shimoneseki LII was too sick to
leave the ship which brought him. He has
to be carried about, this being necessity
in his case, as well as an honor due to his
rank.
Surgeons Sato and Ishiguro are attend
ing III hung Chang by Imperial COM
mand. LII Hung Chang objects to the cx-
traction of the bullet, which lies u cent?
meter under his left eye. The wound is
three centimeters deep. Iii Hung Chang
sleeps well. Tho empress of Japan has
sent two nurses to attend him. Letters
and kilograms expressing regret and sym
pathy are pouring in from all directions.
The Chinese have taken precautions
n vet Inp tt,.,.l -ni NhftxVy
Annoy and Swallow. The harbor Of Annoy
has been planted with torpedoes and 1t is
thought probable that the Japanese will
make an attempt to capture that place
The Chinese steamers are unable to enter
the harbor of Tamsui, in northern For
mosa, owing to the torpedoes planted
tharn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
pIpuT FAST BOuND

TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BouND
All trains illuminated with Pintsch Light
New YORK. week days. .aoa . IL. IS a.. 30 70
rim. IL "A. 20 ~ . -, Y X. II p IN, Al
New York. sundays . VI. = IL III " q. III.
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y. q. IS. 'si9. SHS. 45a 30 3d. 0ta 'd@ -"
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week daya' .a04 Y II. . y 40 4Oa. ma 'sas'
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baltimore and Way stations : II a. m. 81
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Cincinnati HEd It. Louis, IL idp. IN. and
3 bS p. NJ. daily.
! New orleans via Ilrlstct ani CHATTANOOGA.
'b.Sp. M. daily. Through sleeper 10 Now
| Orleans.
sipgerly accommodation. az a. m- sOA
.X aud II ~ p. nI.,datiys
Landeuherg accommodation. week days
| 81, . "a. M. a2b and b ~ y III Sundays.
| isJ II. M. ~ p. m.
\ Trains leave Market street station, FOR
New York, week days, - 80 ~ IN.
For Philadelphia. week days 0 20. a ~
~ h., ii 70 II. NJ, - e4j y. IA. sundays, O2J
For rittsLurg and Chicago week days IS -
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| For l4andenHcrg aud Way StRttona weeS
| dAye, 10, % a. IN. : ~. mp IN. SundayA
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leave Philadelphia frwenIy fourth and
| Chestnut streets or " iiuilugion week daS 4,
= d. n4a, I - . l,lU. III e. a. r4 l. noon q 81
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streets, week uays. = =. = ~, II 70 IL. III
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lei phone, No. lDi.
lntlH 10 Western points lower than via nay
c % sCulLa General Passenger Assat
Ii. ~. CAMPBELL. General MANAGER
.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26

We have often heard OF tho cake wals.
but yesterday our cltlzens were treated
to bank walk" by the directors OF the
Cherry Island Marsh Company. The
boys pronounced the banks all right and
In splendid condition to stand the waves
the coming summer. Appropriation or no
appropriation from the Legislature. No
thanks to that body of lawmakers. After
tho bank walk the directors had n dinner
at Mr.. Frank Stacks, Delaware avenue
and Tatnall street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26

TOLEDO, March 2G,-What is taken to
be evidence OF brutal murder was dis
covered In baltimore and Ohio box car
that reached bore over the Michigan Cen
trail from Detroit Whom the cur was
opened there was pool of blood in tho
center, besides which was number Of
bloody stones which had been used as
weapons pr -umnbly upon tho head of
the unfortunate victims. The sides OF tho
car, and even the roof, were bespattered
with hlnnl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26

PITrsBuEG, March 28.-The ice gorge in
the Allegheny river which has threatened
the residents Of Kittanning and other
towns along the river for several weeks
past is now going out and the danger is
past. The gorge extended for u distance Of
over thirty miles above kittanning, and
WIS supposed to be frozen to tho bottom.
Huge ieebergs are now passing down the
river, and it is rising rapidly AZ this point.
The ice l. not very firm, and breaks as it
strikes against the bridge piers, 50 that no
danger is apprehcnded.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26

Is very few days tie toothsoma Della
ware shad will be with US. One OF the
New Castle fishermen caught very iiue
specimen yesterday. As yet they are as
scarce as Democrats were at last election
in Pennsylvania. Planked shal are fit fol
tho most fastidious taste. Like the Della
ware peaches they arc hard TO equal and
are never excellel
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26


N oriCE-l, !. Merritt. the tenant uns
In occupant Of the house situated al
Northeast corner IRON AMI French streets
IA tue Second ward OF the city OF Whining.
ton, count CT New Castle and state OF neIl.
ware In compliance with the requirements
OF the acts OF tho General Assembly in such
case made and provided, do hereby give n0.
tiee that I shnl apply in writing 10 the
Judges OF tho Court of General Sessions OF
the icaee aud jail livery of the State OF
Delaware In and for New Castle county on
Monday, the 9th day Of May 1885, being
the next term OF said court, for license for
SAID house hs IN Inn or tavern, for the sale
therein of nto&ic ting liquors III l,Bfpuantl.
ties than one quart To be drank on this
premises aud the following respectable Gill
zehs OF hald ward. ut enst twelve OF whom are
substantial treehudets of said ward, recon-
mend the said application. viz:
MN BarHcr hoht Kenyon
w Townsend Andrew IiroiZ
Samuel q Red WIN StuAr,
Dennis Conner Henry leiduuicr
Samuel HoChheimer Robert lftianIblo
John II hubert 90 HlrIel
Thomas Howard A'W Randolph
Nm II Berger Harry + schnepf
1hos II liurTows AdRuI Wagner
John Mccarthy q as b Douahcrty
Frank llAtltlus Michael rafferty, -
James lhgRert Chas L Snarka
Juhn FnInAn Dcrnnr1 Dunhoc
mt3-Jt u. MERRITT
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26
TUESDAY,. MARCH e5. 1895.


Which party shall be successful In the
coming elections In our State lie very i'm
port"nt question. For over thirty years
tho Democrats have elected their candi.
dates for Governor, and controlled the
yarloue appointments. They have also
had majority In the Legislature with
ono or two exceptions for that entire pc.
riod. The question now to decide ls,
what course should be pursued to enable
us to retain the advantages which we ha We
gained The great disturbing question at
this time 10 the election of Unitad States
Senator. Everyone admits that Mr.. Hig.
glns has made a oreditable Senator, but
several members OF the legislature refuse
to vote for his reelection. and thus far 1t
appears that they cannot be induced to do
so.
Assuming their declarations to DO un.
tenable. what shall be done about IL ?
Shall tile friends Of Mr.. Higgins Yield
their opposition, OF will they allow the
election to go by default In that case
will they not be equally censurable FOR the
complications that may result from n
failure to harmonize2 We're there no evil
effects to follow beyond the loss OF one
vote In the Senate. we would not com
plaln2 But when we consider that the
struggle for Senator will be preclpitated
Into the next election and most likely re-.
suit In the defeat OF the Republican party,
We ask II either or both wings had not
better bury their prejudIcss aud elect
either one OF the leading candidates that
will contribute most fully to ensure a
Republican Victory In 1896?
The success Of the party In that canvass
is more important than the election o.
any particular candidate to the Senate.
We should carry two Of the three counties
at the next election, and until we can dt
that our victories will amount to very
. little. This lie the great point for consl d
Grafton, and 1t lie time thu people Hnd the
members OF the Legislature ehoulI looE
Into the matter. One or the other side
must glve way. or both will be equally
responsible for the disaster that may
come upon the party.
Any personal preference should be sac
riticed in order to obtain party success
as the triumph Of the party in 1895 Is o
far greater importance than the election
OF either OF the Candidates named. Be
cause one man is obdurate 1t ls no reaso
that another shall be- or II one man shal
be willing to commit suicide, ia no reason
that another one shall DO equally foo lish.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26
NOW Is The TINE
p1sBIlt. SALE OF WAGONS AND
H0l;slS. ut &cwp IT, l'ci.. on
SATURDAY, MARCH 81. 1876.
A. ..r.,-.,.=f, =, "a, .g,.rn

3 head Of fuo Kc Itucay lied horses. 4 n.
Nos aud =, prtt Oi dtt1N bays yesr7 ~ \
old. II hnrds iigh rso-ely mated aud teartt7s
OF steam ana IaAS vai5, quiet Tor la! 10
utfyc inns IS an extra ltuN team pood dtIN'
as al extra huc atylc: any one waiting
poo5i I.liiv tcRH# shp1gld lur tat! TO see IheN ~
no 4 Blood bay itoTsH, years old, 10 manu-
hfgh Il tiHp iuu.cr and Inc actor, extra GrIS-
er s.ii. L. ami 'dGGbte, u wy Chgica horse.
One good COW, viii be ~ prUUi w day OF SAFE
p3 wa ons, new and old as follows; new
cauupy ton sur,ie-, iiney II niahel, now
eAtetsIuu Dup surrey, hucly Nh shed, pol. anu
SUITS new puaGta@, leather top, new sue
bar buEgl,s. leather Top new end srrinG
hugVits, / new spindle wagon, brewster
kpfing, / ueN uEs wagon. nea spring
market wagon, WIN lock, ! unt.hoFse ~
Iryk bed farm wagon, unehorst FiAlh ihtin
wagon German. Own nCary n W ! second
hand phaetOr renrly new. standing. top
doctor 5 phueIDn. tins is AN extra soba Na$-
on secondhand end ~ rtng hug&yt seJohl L
hHna market wagon. HHIn tss. aeseiaI sets
a Oh lr an rubber mounted harness SET
dou6ie la ness. rubBer mounted. nearly new
y tioL wagon IHcRs l set twin hafrOWs.
ser eraI other articles not mentioned. INC
above goods will positively Ee sold. G9nd!-
lions al sale. JAMES h' iSI ~
stIdhan * son, AueA IN ''-o'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26

GREENocK, May 25.-fhe British steamer
Durham City, Captain Thompson, from
Newport News March for Glasgow, ar.
rived here yesterday with four Of the crew
ofthe British steamer Belfast, from Darlen
March : Tor Belfast, which is ashore On
John Island and will probably become u
totti wreck Eighteen other members Of
tho Belfast crow are missing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26

The Delaware NJ. l.. Conference has
made its appointments and adjourned
sine die. Some OF the preachers are pleas
ed with their appointments. while others
are far nom being pleased with the pull
pits assigned them. Still, Methodist
preacher is a workman in the Masters
vineyard. and lis pay he receives when he
dies and goes to Heaven. That Is what a
great many persons think about their
prhnchhra.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26

The State Society OF the Cincinnati of
Pennsylvania des,res$ 0 know IL there arc
any descendants living Of Capt. Job Yer.
non an officer In the America. army Of
1875 and an original member OF said soet.
ETY.. lie died at Concord, Delaware county,
Ia. ABOUT 1910. ANY ono who can give
any Information III regard to tho deceased
Will confer a favor by writing 10 Harris l.,
SprUol WesttOwn, Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26
nUBLIC sALEOF HoRsRs win bs sold
at public sale at the stables Of A. H.
Tyson IN Chester. Del. Co.. ra on


20 head OF carefully selected Indians
horses. consisting of general purpose ana
coach. Among the lot there are some very
fine and fast movers. Can DO seen three days
before sale Terms: and months credit
MAURICE J. SMITH.
J.. w. StIdham IL Sou, Aucs
n. Is. The above horses will he on inspac-
ton . days before sale at tho above place.
and will show for themselves This Is the
best lot of horses sold In Chester for long
time. Catalogues OF sale with full descIip-
ton of the horses can be had by applying at
stidham Sons Auction Room. Wilmington,
Del. iDs2sts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26

The County ConstnBles were busy to-day
looking after derelict tenants who con.
clule that 1t is cheaper to NJ owe than nay
rent. Iaere are hundreds OF tlpt KIND Ia
this city. Others last stay on and whom
askett for rent, ask you what you are
going to do about it. for they have not
uot il
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26

On the purchase of $500
worth, we pay railroad excur-
sion fare from Wilmington to
Philadelphia and return
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26

The ladies' ute to seq your eprlng sui;
b Tor. YOU Ordrr r. So hr nV them with
.uu to the ming OF Waiter 5. DaFi .
Nsu4aEt Id,ar. Sa2 Nav ct streat. lussI
al, ttet.l K March 20. NOu Will not be
ral#i E4 ~ ny.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-26

Head & Co. cold several dwelling
houses Mt the Builders Exchange in the
Crosoy Il HI eullding. on Market above
Sixth street, on Saturday afternoon at 3
o'clock. L. W. Sudham y Son were the
auctioneere. Those who failed to attend
the sale missed big bargRin3.