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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
sporting Notes.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE match between
Dan Creedon, ex-middle-w weight cham
plon OF Australia, and Frank Craig. the
Harlem "CorTee Cooler" for purse of
G4o0. took place tonight at the National
sport Club. The men weighed In at l5S
pounds. Creedon won the fight in twenty
rounds.
Notwithstanding Craig's Victories here.
Creedon was tho favorite In The betting at
odds OF S to 4. Craig was pound heavier
than his antagonist lie indulged In his
usuul anties. Greedon hold hls own until
the tenth round, when he went In and
fairly fought his opponent down.
Pllmmer and Denny seconded Creedon.
while Callan and Driscoll acted In simi.
lar capacity for Craig.
Dallas. Tex Dot. IA Tho Hope Lum
ber Company OF Marshall. today levied
an attachment for $1,000 on the lumber
used and that was to have been used in
the arena which was to have been built
for the tlstlc carnival billed to begin Ooto.
Dor 81. Tie lumber was to have been
moved to Hot Springs, Ark. for the con
test there.
Tom O'Rorlke is trying to goad Law
igne into making match with his oolored
protege, jos Walcott.
SprInter j. q. Hoffman. OF Philadelphia
who ran away with $3.50 OF Owen Nc
Nally's money. of GIrardville, some time
ago, was captured and ls now In Schuyi
XIII County Prison to await his trial. Tue
prosecutor was Hof1man's backer.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Oct. 1s.-After stay
of nine days In San Antonio, Jim Corbott
and party left tonight for Hot Syringe
where the champion will resume HI
training, unless the opposition of the
authorities there forces him to make
another move.
Corbett did not leave for Ills prospeotlv
field OF battle In the beat OF spirits. He
stated Just before his departure that h
| believed the move ls an unwlsa one, as b
the light will be pulled off at Hot Spring
anu that protection is guaranteed.
In my opinion" he said. 'I will fin
| Arkansas no better place than Texas
which TO fight. and am still OF the belle
that my only chance for meeting Fitzaim
| N ons In the ring In this country Is fol
both to 60 to some quiet spot where ther
will be no Interference on the part OF tht
| authpTltIesn
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
n
In Cuba,s Intsrest.

A mass meeting to which will bo invited
Governor Watson, his staff and the CITY.
county and State officials will be held In
the Opera Houss. Saturday night. The
meeting 10 the outcome OF the meeting OF
prominent citizsns at the residence OF J.
Park Postles last rleht to arrange for the
holding OF nesting to express the sym :
pathy OF the people OF Delaware with the
Cuban relvolutionists. 1t is expected that
Messrs. Palma and Quesota as well as
other prominent Cuban patriots will be
present. and stand OF colora will be pre-.
sented them.
Well known speakers will address the
meeting and special provision will be
made for the reception OF ladies. for
whom. with their escorts portion OF
the house will be reserved until 7.6O
O'Clock.
The members OF the committee OF citl-
zens are Informed that an adjourned
meeting will be hold at General Posties'
residence on next Thursday evening at
o'clock. at which full attendance Ia
earnestly requested. Committees havln &
In charge the various arrangements In
cluding the securing OF speakers and tht
matter OF giving the meeting appropriate
publicity. will then report progress.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
AFTER GREAT SUFFERING.

J. Shoemaker. Fifth and Maryland avenue,
thisetty, yehrsaRo, ! was paralyzed In my
IiFEt i'm and tsyibR no use of IL since and
eve NseKa ago General Agt. John Townse nd
put Prot. Q. u, lioke's b lectric appliances on
me AND today have the use aud strength of
my arm again / cannot recommend IL high
ly enough tor what II has dons for me. Prof I.
O, U. Hokes Electric appliances FOR rheuma-
t.sm neuralgia, par alysis. lumbago, asthma.
cold extrsmelies. nervous debility. nervous
pTosIAtion. general debility, st. Nltus's
Dance dyspepsia eplleptlc fts, heart trouble.
heazaohe costive ness, constipation. torpid
llyeb Indiseston. kidney complaints, spinal
disease Prof O. u. Hoke's snppo rter, Lady
to wait UPON ali customers Ter sbdorpinal
supportors as q sure onre or relief for lame
baok, wsskness of the splne. falling OF she
womb, leucofrhoea enroIIio tnham IN q tion
of life, For all inform alton, address John
Townsend, eM King slreet oHioo houFa Q
., m-s D, M, sunday .. ms .. M oifet'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15

Superintendent Harlan has his report
for the public schools for the years 1865,
1895 now ready. The number of soho oil
houses In our city Ii 27. with capacity
OF 1Oo76 slttiugs. The number of teach.
ere is POS. with puplls enrolled 9764. The
average daily attendance was 1918. The
eolored children have four schools. with
% teachers. that will accommodate 1.257
pupils. The estimate value of school
property 10 s623. 1877. The amount OF
money received from State. city pnd 9TH
or sources sIs9. lsl.24. The cost OF edu.
eating children per eoplta on the number
e.irolled was SIS 81. The report Is very
encouracieg and speaks well for our
Board OF Education.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
k,..-,...L.v.

1hs pastor Of .fhs Nest Presbytarian
Church, R4v. Aibsrt N. Keicwin, Il prsAch.
ias asrIss Of ssrmons on .'1ne Sayings
I Utteranoss a. He sntnrsd the min.
istfy, Il must DO about my fathsr's bust.
II. Conditions Of entering His kingdom
--repeptanoe and faith.
III. Publication OF the law Of the king.
dom.
s.sasy s Nat e. 81 Z { re s RI 4. ss' ss .sS s
the propheta"
KEPoRrER's NOTES.
Law ia the expression OF tho viii Of the
government for the good OF the people
and the Rovernment.
The ten oom mnndmsnta OF God given
By Moses are tho embodiment OF all civil
jurlsprudence and the corner stone or
society. They contain;
l. Duties to God.
ii Duties to aociety.
Jeeus kent the law Himeelf, He ful.
filled Il By his teaehings Like an artist
He filled full tho landscape Of which the
ten commandments were the outlines OF
For The sins Of Others he fulfilled the
law by suffering Its penalty by his death
There was proclamation OF the law. It
10 not tyranntcaL Under the teachings OF
Jesus aud tho Holy Splritit is iovabie,
while the law which Jesus gave reaffirmed
the law OF Nit Sinai the storm clouds
break away and the thunders are huehed
by the gentle calm voice OF the Meek
and Lowly Jesusn .
He did more. He perfeotsdl tho fulfill
m mt OF tie La by Rrsce. T law same by
Moses but grace and trutn by Jeeus
Christ" He 10 honored by tui.lflliing the
law.
NOTES.
Mr. Keigwin preached Sunday evening
on The River of the Water OF Life"
His next Sunday forenoon sermon will
bs the fourth OF the series.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
4 ssAursrun rIosuaE.

BtAudfng there upon tho Threshold
OF the portal ah alone.
In the portal Of the gateway
Leading to the great unknown,
IL maiden fair and beauteoua
just emerged from chiidhood's bowers
And she fingers by that river
Where the path 10 strewn With howers.
There's song she's ever singing.
Theme. all other themes above.
with mueic aweetiy ringinx.
It's the old. old song of love,
And the vlslon holds her spellbound,
80 ehtrancinR. Wild and grand.
Is the beauty OF the landscape
Ia that wondrous woman.iand.
Let uE hope that guardian angel,
Virtue over at her side,
In the paths OF truth and duty
VIII her footsteps ever guide,
I'LL she Join the mystic circle
OF the beautiful and good,
In that fall and fertile region
Z or the perfect womanhood.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15

RKcElvEa Dickey has collected si5i 900
since, July. II he had used greater efforts
ha could just a. we'll have collected $500.
900. The ONCE Is q sinecurs especially
these hard times. How could our worthy
receiver maiEeas much as g. 500 salary per
year In busincss. He should most cer-
tainly try 10 collect what is owing to the
90 unity. by making everybody pay their
taxes regardless OF their party afiiliation
or color. But he is not built that way.
He believes In Democratic rule tho same
as the Tigers Of New York have held that
clty In thsr grip for the pact twenty
yearB.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
PHiLADELPHIA WILMlMcroN a
eALTtMoRE RAILROAD.

PHILADELPHIA VIII MiMcToN a
eALTtMoRE RAiLRoAp.
in EFFECT MAY ~ 1855
Trains VIII ieayc wninington a. foiiowg,
l.so. s.so. IA. f.5O. ss0S5S. "a. .iG.ob .iaiS
III SD 's sss q R ~ ais nd ~ ss IS S 20 e's
rsS SSes5sSs'sSs, s ssS sis au I ina "a s a9Ss = "a
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* %oso@nods,.Sa sss "a as seS sSS & esos e. ,o rs
az S0r s!S. SeS iSos. S0II III, A. Z a. AZ s t f
FoT Boston without change iais a. q.
For the south--southsrn Railway nz-
press, 10 p. m. sieepsrs to Memphis and
NSS For Wsss Chester. via 1.amokin. go =
nj For ~ Nswark z M Center ana intermediate
statiHfs aafsiInols ~ sS e r. apa ~ 3 m 40,
sl' 81 saa sss. o sss q TS I'll. sso ~ : a and and
III S Ia :ss :ss M ,ss;s.se'''' stations
Wilmington. !sxpfsssS. .hJS Ia IA sI
sSi' sSi i HIS III s ss gi s sis sss. IT, TX ~ 4 liz &
LIS. G0s. AVS. AT. &2 SsA ioos ana LIZ
For ppu.sSsISalsH ssSsRHE l.assss.s Tsa.sfs fsr az IN
sss sss ~. ~. ~ y: III u +: ana $ -.
L9s Sos ~ Essss,E saa io ssISrs. R% Isl to $50 s
Ioos. ii.is a. m: III. sd,. sos. SD. SS' S.S' and
and s.c6 p. m. ~
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For New York. 1.57. 2.6b. 40. z. $50. s.ts.
ais. 1905 1i.45 a. m. LII, 400. Lo5. e.o4. $50
$50. $40. 7.e7. Ola. and lo.sb .. m.
For Boston, without change, $50 o. m.
FOR the Southern Railway Ex.
press. 7,4l p. M. sieepers % Memphis and
NfS For West Chester. via Lamokin. SIS g
hsitilnors and ,wa.n,ns,csa. & "a 1cl
p. m. and I2.5i night.
Baitlmore. and intermediate stations
'S SeaWs awe Pm PnilSsdeiphia, q broad street. for
wilmington texpress), $50. 7.2a. Ills. u.3s
a. M: Lis. al, sos. SIS. zto. ass. LILO.
ilss lHseSSmmosation. 3 m saa ,a0' s@ 40, ,es a m.
isS0 a05 bEEAWxhn sI9 yss sSs' DISlsiSN srs sss m
~ az sSs, ssi p % 1 and isiS ~ pisnt. 81 n!
fs for IL nsrrSssan Ss M and d. way nj Stations Only.
Express for wyoming, e5s = M.
Express for Cape Charies. Md Point
Comfort AID Norfolk. u.03 q. m. and Zoi
night
For New Castle. sa ?; m and i2ol night
For Cape Charles. Old Point Comfors
For Middietown, Clayton. Dover. w
ss%ins ssaiasfa fssnq ISas snd psSaf. di niTh
6, consre.sion., IAnised Expss..
trains. Composed entireiy Of Pullman Yes
fare other than the usual Pullman charge.
co Limited Express trains, composed 81
Pullman Vestibule Parlor Cars, Vestibul<
Passenger Coaches and Dining Cur. Ne
extra fare.
Fer further information passengers ara
| referred TO the ticket agent at the station.
9 NJ. PROVOST, ]. r. WOOD,
General MRnaHee. Ganernl PEah. Age-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
TUESDAY. OcronEn Is. fsas.
promo,ion Of Peace.


Addresses on the promotion OF peace by
arhltration were delivered In the Friends
meeting at Fourth anu West streets. on
sanday sfternoonsby Alfred Il. Lone, 7.
r Eyanson and Lukons Webster. The
Establishment OF peace societies In Italy
and Trance alone indicate the advance.
inent OF peace sentiments and afford rea,
aon to hope. notwithstanding tho sound
Of resoundlng arms Ia different battle
fislds. the time may eventually come
when men will beat their swords into
plowshares and their spears into pruning
hooks. and learn war no more II is too
bad that Europe should continue like
great camp forever. and the sub.
stance of the people be eaten up ey
soidiery who are Of no earthly use what.
ever beyond the qualification OF q set OF
rulsrs who should hold their positions
by peaceful means or allow the establish
ment OF other forms Of Government that
would load to better results.
The tendency to the strengthening OF
our army and enlarging our navy may be
q matter OF regret. yet 1t may be well to
bo prepared to resist foes without as we'll
as foes within, az when there Is so much
strlfe there ls no telling what may happen.
1t is an old saying "In time Of peace
prepare for war;" and there may be wis
dom In It. as few parties wish to engage
in a struggle In which they will be likely
to come of second best. Apparent weak
ness may invite attack, while show OF
strength Will insure freedom from mo
lestation. All disputes should be arbl-
trated and an appeal to arms avoided. The
ornaments and equipments OF war have
become go costly and the carnage 81
dreadful that only half civilized people
will seek quarrel or refuse to nuke any
concession short OF dishonor to avoid one
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15

TEE girl students OF the State Normal
College at Wichita, Kansas. have puzzled d
the faculty By Joining the salvation
Army. When demonstrated with the girl
stuients Kicked, They said they had per.
feet right to worship God according the
dictates OF ths!r own conscience. Now,
owing to such religious enthusiasm their
Is trouble in tbs school. The girls insist
on their rghts and the faculty on their
duty to their pnplis. Too much zeal Is
not alwrys attended with good results In
after life.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
uin. sonoo, Exh,b,t.

The outfit tor tho High School foot ball
team ie now exhibited ct Ross Market
street store. together with the silver cup
offered by the firm for the best all roand
Play in team work. The turtle neck
liant colors of the school-red and white.
The new pins aud colors for the scho ol
ate also displayed. with photos OF the
foot ball AMI base ball teams. The ex-
hibit attracts much attention.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15

The American people VIII never elect
any mon President OF the United States
for the third term. President elevslnnd has
arrived in Warrington and Is as mum as a
clam on The third term subject. He would
rave himself a defeat by thus declaring
that he did not want the nomination for
another term. The administration is at
sea for Presidential timber. and are await
ing developsments. It is thought Cieve-
land and whitney will not be the candi.
dates for the Democracy,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
1e..ts.. sas q n.a.la, /,

Tomorrow the National Encsmpratns
ct The Unlpn Veteran Legiou will meat n
Hudale- thu morning q large party 81
eyar thA B.. A o. Railroad TO attend. me
party lnclnded: Daniel Ross. ". v. Tar
Shp drsss@sis sssag' j. rssnos nsss's asss:
A: Foster, ChArlea W. Eoilegsy, LAWS
Wilcox. Casper Miller. r. FsiIdmeiE A.. r.
Agnew. 4. H 'Mason. L. u. conosnnon:
Jacob Lamplagh.s .. "A. Macalllster. N.
Maoklem. P. J. Bhbcock. w. N. Porter. n
RigRs, Luther Palmer. William McCrea.
o. X. Gilmore. s. r. Tosid. Mosss We'll, n.
A. Shultz. W. Clayton. y b, Barton. u W.
Barnsy. William Ford. J. Wooisy. samuel
Hawkins.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15

NOTICE.. Andrew Wilhelm. tenant and
~ aud occupant of the house Situated at
~ shtpiey 81. in the LIST " ard, IN the city or
Wilmington. county OF New Castle aud State
ot Delaware In compliance with the require
ments Of the acts Of the General Assembly In
such case made aud provided do hereby give
notice notice that l shall apply in writing to the
Court OF General Sessions of the Peace
and jail delivery of the State OF Delaware
IN and for New uastle county. on Monday
tho 18Th day, of Nov. 1895. being the next
term term q a sad court. for q license for eaid
liquors In less Quantities than one quart TO
be drunk on the premises. and the follow
Ing respectable citizens of said ward at least
twelve of whom are substantial freeno,ders
recommend the said application 10 wit:
y Hamann. Jos ID Bickta
Ludwig Hendricks Thomas Herman
81 McManus W " Jack
Neuinafer Geo O'Nelll
John Baaer Julius 0unther
hauner Joseph NeldermaIer
Jas Mccartney Moses Well
IL Zimmerman Samuel Finley
y fArkcr Geo Stelncken
geo Davis Albert Buehler
Geo flneh u Bnbenzer
Bilkta W II Iones
II Welsh. MD Fred Wall. sr
ol5-St ANDREW WILHELM.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
AZ lEI.,I.a.n.,,ss n.sIr.a.

A large ppmb rof our sitizans would
b. pleased u Clark OF the Market. Eeldsv-
mailer would explain how II came that be
reported that his colIscttous for the month
Of AuGust and September were tss9 Iess
than were reported and paid In BY the
Republican Clerk, Fsaster.for tho months
Of August and september. 1898. Why
should the collections have fallen on over
one half as the crop was larger. we cannot
anderoiand. Mr.. Nsidsrmaisr owes II 70
himself to make an explanation OF the
causes leading 70 the falling on In his
collectiona.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15

IT Is something 10 be policeman In
New York. Who ever heard ofa Whining.
ton policeman saving $500, 900 OF his sula.
ry In twenty-five yearsf That is what
policeman oRourke who has retired on a
s70o pension is reported has been able to
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15

PoIlcE Commissioncr Lee. OF st. Louis.
has expressed determination, IL backed
by the ministers OF that city. to enforce
the law on Sundays. He says that the
Sunday law has bssn dead letter In tina {
city since 1857 That llquor is sold on
Sundays by way OF the back door, with
out police Interference. He says he is no
crank or Frohibltionist, but he thinks
that the law should be respected for
moral rcusou5
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15

THE Board OF Education held very
breezy meeting last evening. Quite a
discussion took place on clocks and over
the purchase Of boiler for tho High
School. whicn cost $3.50, After explana-
tions the differences were adjusted and
the wheels of education gllded onto.
ward adjournment.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15

IL tho bicycle craze keeps up there will
be no need OF the street cars. In Cleve-
land the bike cut such figure In tho
street car oomplny's receipts as 20 cause
a reduction by the company in their en-.
ployees' wages. The bike has evidently
come to stay. The fever has taken vii
mington by storm and our bicycle deale re-
are eorrespondingly happy and their bank
accounts healthy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15

AFTER the good work In the crusades
made by the Rsvs Howard and Watt In
our city. both OF these Reverend gentle.
men will leave for other fields of useful.
ness. Thsy are both energetic and lmpul.
sive and have built up their churches.
May they be as successful In their new
fields OF lahor as they have boon In our
city, 10 the wish OF all our cltzsns. VIII
mington is sorry Indeed to loso two such
live and progressive ministers OF the gos.
|. pel
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
Music Lessons.

Miss Mabel George, No. 1903 West
Eighth street. proposes to give lessons in
music at her home or will call on thost
desiring her to do 60. Miss George is az
Intelligent musician, who will do justice
to her pupils. Her charges for lessona
will be moderate.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15

{ TIE Registrar reports more marriages
hAvs taking place in our city by one than
deaths. during last week. There were
twelve marriages and eleven deaths. At
this rate our population will be on the in
creaaa
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15

TIE wife of one the Commissioners gave
birth to her fifteenth child on Friday last.
Mother aud child are both doing we'll.
The father Ia a credit to our city. aud he
belieYea In Increasing and multiplying.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
Marriage Pnstnnncd.

: Miss Bessie Stirling daughter OF tho late
Victor Stirring residing near Green Hill,
Dol. IL confined to her bad suffering with
an attack OF malar a. She was 10 have
boon married on Wednesday evening to
Thomas Luxe hut owing To hoe lndispo.
sitlon the marriage has been postponed
unLil she recoYers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
fYn.,.,s si.,xa,,.,s,,.,4...

Atthe regular meeting or tht Board Of
Education Last uinft Ed69E 4 Fiuiey NM
sWorn In es the new member from thu
Ninth ward. Tho usual ailowences for
ofilccrs were oFdetsd 10 draw the bcasd's
usuei appropriation. On motion Of Mr..
Hartman $9o50 WAS ordered Transferred
from the current expense TO the new
building fund. ~ n .s,,5s N s. "A
1hs oommIttee ia charge 81 tho ap,
pointmen.s q sn assistant superlntendsnt
porary repairs will be made to the olossts
et No. o school. There arose some discue-
sion over clocks when twas reported that
many OF them we're out of repair. Or.
Crumbaugh thought tho Old wall olnchs
wereA nuisance aud thought # bsst.tc
purehaes desk CLOCKS. Tue meter was
finaiIy laid over until the next meeting by
which time tho secretary will have are.
port to make
Arbor Day exsrcisss wore aunoun noed to
take place at Schools Nos. l6 and a. Fri.
On motion Of Mr.. Morrow an mother room
was opened In No. 0 school for the benefit
OF the children who we're out OF school.
There was discussion during which X
was expressed by the membefs that the
District was too email. and the matter
was ended By being referred to the Com
mittee on Teachers. A new boiler was
ordered purchased At cost OF $3.50 for
the High School.
The Com mittee on Fuel reported In IA
vor Of increaalDR the salary OF the janltor
uf No. school ei00 year. and the repor,
was adopted. 4. -.sa55.
A petition from number OF colorsd
people was received. asking that gram.
mer grade be opened 10 No. 2i school.
The report was referred to the COMMITTEES
on Teachers
Miss Hslea r. Gaines resigned her posl.
tion az teacher at No. 10 school.
1t was decided, to ask the Board OF
Police Commissioners to have the test
alarm on the fire telegraph struck each
morning at s.45 O'Clock, when the schools
open instead of 0 O'Clock.
The trsasurer's report was read as fol-
lowB,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15

THE meeting OF prominent citizens held
at Mr.. Park Postos residence OorLer Del
aware Avenue and Jefferson Streets, last
evening was only fairly attended. The
meeting was for the purpose OF extending
s3mhathy OF our citizens to the Cuban
revolutionlsts and to forward a memorial
TO Washington asking to declare them
bsI igerents,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15

AND now Harry Davis, who for four
years has neen professional hypnotic
subject In Chicago has made tho deolara,
Ion publicly that hyDnotlsm Is a fraud
L.I has issued a challenge to that sffsdt.
Surely science has had another bad slap
In this instance.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15

Fast houses and morphine ruined man
who at one tlme could draw his check tor
sl5o0oo and diod penniIess. We know a
man In our city who can draw his check
for 100000. but 1t Is no good. He never
owned that many cents at one tIme.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15

.'saivation OIL cured me OF q shoulder
lameness and pain In back, contracted
playing ball last season. I tried seve raj
Mears, 1898 Water St., Cleveland, o."
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15

Csn.umptIsa Can be ourea.
BY the use OF Shilohs Cure, This great
Cough Cure is the only known re medy
for that terrible disease. N. b. Dan
forth, cor. end and Market.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15

The Encamrment No. "a of the Union
Veteran Legion will meet In Buffalo this
week. Some twenty-five OF our citizens
left this Tuesday morning for Buffalo to
attend the encampment They left over
the B. and o. r. Il.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15

The Haytian chambers have dissolved
and an election for new Parliament will
take place on January 10th, 1895. Before
dIssolying tho chambsrs sanctioned the
raising Of loan Of tlo,ooo. 900 In PaRlA /,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
some,hIna New Fer Wilm,as,au.

A place to get all kinds OF fancy sing.
ing birds, canary, mookiER birds, parrots,
all kinds OF pigeons rabbits chlckens
and other kinds OF pets. at II. NJ. Woods
new bird store, Second and Orange streets
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15

FINAL arrangements have been mado for
our citizens to witness tho launching of
the gunboat Wilmington on Saturday next
at Newport NeNs. The route will 6e over
the b. ard o. and the ratio has been fixed
at IS. 09 for the round trip. This trip will
cost about eight dollars, meals Included
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
Annhx,n Lie snurh.

My baby hnd Group and was saved by
Shiloh's Cure" writes Mrs. j. b. Martin.
OF huntsville. Ala. N. d. Danforth. cor.
2ud and Market.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
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Is Shiloh's Cure. A neglected cough Ia
dangerous. Stopit at once with Shiloh's
Cure. N. D. Danfortn, cor. end and