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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
An EufIfunIasf

A gentleman hallinR from the other side
now about the benefits Of the Wilson
billf We are beginning to have good
times In spite OF the protective policy set
up and backed by the Republican party.
Iron has advanced and rything is
booming Yes" said his listener aud
questioner. Il will admit that ina iron
business is booming. but nothing else is,
especially In Wilmington. Wages have
not gone up one.sixth what they have
fallen during the past two years. Nor
VIII they advance as they should under
the Wilson tariff DILL"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
ENJOYABLE straw ilide.

A party of young folks gave tandem
straw ride" 10 Hlawn fate given for the
beneht OF St James Church at the home
OF X. Lewis Armstrong. on Thursday
evening. delicious supper and music
were tie attractions of the evening and
were enjoyed by everybody.
Those present Were: Misses Eleanor b.
Finn OF Ocean Grove. Berthe Satterth.
waite OF Stanton. Bertha Cranston, Ella
Barratt, Estelle Oranston. Edna rlinn,
hlla johnson OF Newport Messrs. Edw.
Nj. Philips, Delaplaine Willis Frank Kill
Hingtop OF Wilmington. Harry Miller,
Mm. E. Snyder. Justin Justie, Ho ward
Weldln OF Newport.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
I.ow Rares,yla pepnsylyanla IL. n,

For the National Enoampmsnt OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic. to be held
at Louisville KY. September IL to IA, the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will sell
to the public, from September to 10 In.
elusive. round trip tickets from Whining.
ton to Louisville and return at sI55 for
the round trip via Philadelphia and els. 40
via Washington and y. Il y. II. Il. or via
Baltimore IL Plttsburg; proportIopate
rates from other points. These tickets
Will DO valid for return passage II pre-.
sented on the pennsylvania Railroad east
OF Plttsburg prior to midnight of Ooto.
Der o.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
ThN HalIa mr.. nra.rad

w. o. Merritt, who will build twenty.
three miles OF the railroad bet ween
tueenstown, Nd. and the Atlantic coast.
at Lewes, Del, states that rails for
the line have been oadered. and that con.
strucilon work ls to begin at an early
date. The road. which ls being built by
the Peninsular Construction Company. Of
Baltimore. will be a short line across
Maryland and Delaware TO the sea coast,
ana VIII be operated III connection with a
line OF steamers across the Chesapeake
Bay to Ilsltimore,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
Tie Crop Mn. aoa.I.

Officer Harkins some time ago spent q
day In the country anu while there began
operations for raising big crop of egR
plants. Last evening he was at the farm
and brought basket OF them to the oity.
Today he divided them among his friends.
He kindly remembered the reporter and
this afternoon he was seen vending his
way to the Grain to go to New Castle, car
rying with him the treasured gift. They
do NOT sell eggplants at New Castle.
They are a novelty and the scribe will
have TO take back street to reach home.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
stute CinumpIOnshfp.
Yesterdays BASEBALL GAMES
National League.

National League.
At Observation-Disclosures 0; St.
Louis, 8. At New York-New York, n:
Pittsburg, 9. At Brooklyn-Broollyn q;
Cleveland, 1. At Boston-Boston, o; Chi
cago, 8.
Eastern League.
At Syracuse-Springheld, 5; Syracuse, 1.
At Observation-Disclosures s; Buffalo, 1.
At Toronto-Toronto, 4; Providence, g
Pennsyivania State League.
At Hazl0ton-Hazleton, 8; Carbondale, 4.
SCHEDULE ron TODAY.
Louisville at PHILADELPHIA. (two games.)
Washington at Plttsburg.
Cleveland at Baltimore.
st. Louis at BOstOn.
Chicago Mt New Yoak.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
PHILADELPHIA, September z. 7.-Louisville
could not touch Orth. The home club
Score by innings;
Loulsvilie...... o o / o o . Ia
The batteries were Orth and Clements,
Cunningham and Warner.
Dover arrived hero at ll.45 O'Clock to
play the Rockford club.
Philadelphia won another.
Give the A. @. a benefit.
Connie Mack was fined 500 and march.
ed n the field by New York policeman.
The Salon club defeated Camden by the
score of 10 to g.
TIN Sunday ball games are played out
side OF the city limits at New Castle.
Baltimore and Cleveland will meet to.
day.
Chadds Ford has dlamantled her II old.
The experiment OF club there has failed.
There may be some new material In the
composition OF the Brandywlne team in
the near future, rs an effort is being made
to secure Calhoun, of the SBlem, or Kup-
pei Of the Bridgeton, N. j.. team to cover
Pitcher Watts Is much better. and his
temperature is now about normal.
good fat purse has been raised for him by
his friends.
Shoenhut will probably pitch for Ken
matt SquGre now that he has left Cham
bsrsburg. He wants q chance at the
Bfandywlns.
If the grand stand roof at the Union
street grounds is unsafe tear IL down.
The Cheeter Times of yesterday says:
IL looks as though Noblitt will pitch
against Chester IN today's game with Me.
dia Plnmm. .r ls anxious to go IN the box
but as he pitched Wednesday, the suppo.
sition ls he Will play In the field.
Media sports cay they are coming with
plenty OF money to back their team TO.
morrow.
Chester. II 1t has on Its batting clothes,
will make the Medes chase leather.
SetE's arm is good and he has curve
up his sleeve for the Media players to fan
the air at.
Hats OFF to Leach He is ball player
from Top Notch Town.
Is the grand stand unsafe9
Tot Murphy, OF the New York club
will be released.
Columbia A. A, New Castle's base bnll
team. which has lost but two games 10
Delaware clubs this season and then on
marvelousIy q ose snoras. will be seen In
this city twice next week. The iirst game
In which 1t figures will be with Smyrna,
the Jonah OF all Wilmington clubs, on
Tuesday at the Union streot grounds,
Leach against Iless again aud two strong
teams. The second game will be with
Dover here probably on Friday.
Middletown won from Townsend yester-
terday with Gilbert and Gibson of Hayre
de Grace and Brown OF Washington Col.
lege. Score;
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
For n shnm nnttla.

The prospecLe are good for three mill.
tary companies from Delaware county
and TWO companies and O battery from
this county taking part at the dedicatorv
exercises OF Lafayette monument, at the
birmingham Meeting House. on the II tn
OF September. In view of this an efrort IL
being made to have q sham battle as one
OF the features OF the afternoon, and AZ
present the indications are that the effort
will be successful.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07

DEATHS.
POlNTER-On Sept. o. 1895, Margaret wife of
George Pointer, aged SO wears.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral from tho residence OF her ms
band. No.iOi Poplar street,on SATURDAY after
noon at O'CLOCK. Services at the house, in-
teruient at Hiveryiew cemetery
At rest
mother dear from us has gone
voice We love is still
A place ls vacant In our home,
w bich never can be ilIrd.
HUSBAND AND Sons.
LloN5-On September 5. 1873 Margaret
daughter oil Iholnas and Sara h Iyons,nRed
two ye aIs and three weeks.
heIat yes ana friends are invited to lt.end
her funeral from her pRrents residence. Goa
Church street. on saturday afternoon ut
ooiuck SERVICES at the house. Interment
nt Loirbardy cemetery.
ONlElIl.,-On September a. 1905 Mary ~
daughter OF Timothy and Martha O'Nfell.
Relatives unt friends are Invited 10 attend
her FUNERAL from the resi cnco of her par
entst No. 1901 Union street, on SATURDAY.
morning at O'Clock. IIign mass at st.
losephs cemetery.
nRed % years
Relniivos and friends arc Invited to attend
his funeral. from his late residence ls0s W.
4ih stree. on Tuesday morning ut o'clock,
High Mass at st. Paul's Church. 1ntgrmout
ht New Cathedral Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
I.arrePn,nin..

VIM. Mitchell, who occupies the Mitch
ell farm near Red CLAY Creek Church Mi
Creek Hundred. left at our office this
morning basket illied with Mouniain
Rose potatoes. They were the largest we
have seen and ono OF them would make a
mess for a small family. He planted six
bushels last spring, and he supposes that
the yield was near 100 bushels, or % to
ono. They were treated to dose OF barn.
yard manure and to dose of phosphate.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
Rpyor,b CboIr R,b,ar,c.

The choir of Epwortn NJ. L. Chur ch
which has been ou vacation since the
first of July will meet to night for rs-
henrsal, aud will sing at the services at
Epworth Church TO morrow. During July
Regular weekly rehearsals. 1t Will now
settle down TO singing again. and the
direotor promises busy musical season.
Epworth choir Is among tho bost in the
city. and the concerts which It has given
IN npnst seasons. were musical events OF
much merit The friends OF the choir hope
that It will give another of these concert 8
this season. George b King is directo r
and Mrs. r. Saxto1 organisI.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
The Coal Bu.Ipe...

@. A. Chadwick who has been for somo
20 Years engaged In keeping store hae es.
tablished coal depot at No. 127 Logan
street and lifted up the same with mod.
ern appliances which enable him to scroen
u ton of coal and load 1t Ia a wagon In 9
minutes. He is selling the best Lehign
and othor coal at the lowest possible mar.
ket rates and Ia fully up with the timss.
lie deserves fair share OF public patron.
age. See advertisement In another ool-
umn.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
AItrciI Bira SET nnt.

Squire Marshall and Uncle Lewis F.
Adalr went Euunlng for reeIies on Friday.
Squire Marshall shot some ten dozen
bnds, whi d Uncle Lew Carried an extra
gun for emergency. Squire Marshall
gave reed bird set out TO The Uncle Lew
senate last evening at his resideuce. Nc.
ZIG King street. The mem bnr5 OF the
Senete enjoyed themselves To their hearts
content aud departed for their homes at a
eeasOuuble hour,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
FOR AMERICAS CUP !,
The Yachts Defender aud vaIka
yrie In for the Contest.

New YoRK. Sept. 2.
f'ha American yacht Defender and tha
Eng llsh yacht yalkyrle sailed their first
race for Americas cup of this city today.
The course was fifteen miles to windward
and return.
THE START.
When the valkyrle CROSSED tne line al
the Highlands at i2,20 O'Clock she was five
seconds ahead of the Defender.
1880 - Both yachts standing N.N.E. on
starboard tack. valkyrie increasing her
lead. Both boats carrying mainsall. club
topaaii. Course will be east by south \
l25o-valkyrie we'll to wlndward aid
well ahead.
ESQ o'clock-After one hours sailing the
Vaikyrle 10 quarter of mile ahead Of
the Defender.
The probabilities are that the Defender
will lose the first race of the series.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
Tne, wcnl !len.r mnn,Ins

Ed. Nc CDnneil and II lend Nero Inads the
butt oil joke by numUor III Itlouds laat
night, honey expedition mad bsen or
gnnlZed AMI when NcCJaueii aud his
friend were IN Iee In hu orchard be-
yond Market streoL bridge. the friends In
bid NJ fired guns and 80 Oadly scared Mc-
GoanelI That he fell uGroas u hlgu feuce
but escapal any seriO4s injury.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
Giving Gnn,In A,Ynr.

Hebrew store keeper on King streot
was calling ths attention to the excel
lent quality OF his wHro5 this norm
Ing wheu small Italian boy wac was
TeddliHg matches stopped in front of his
stand and oIled out, ladies and gentle.
men this merchants goods hro tho bs=t
quality to ba found in tho worli and lust
IN nh he Is really giving tine IN away. Who
wants tho next baby dTssST'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
DUBLlC SALE-wiil be sold at public
l. sale, on the premises, on
SATURDAY. sEPT. II. 1895.
At : o'clock. p. IN.

-Four new three story brick houses. with "A
Mansard roofs, situated on Fiith and LII
sixth avenues. near Maryland avcnue each
housi contains nine rooms and bath. front
and back porch. electric lighting heater CO.
meht pavement and cellars, aud private MI
leys all built in the best manner. Lots is xSO
feet
Terms 5 10 10 per cent cash at sale 1880 cnn
remain on mortgage at and per cent Also
VIII sell building lots fronting on Mary
land avenue between 9th and 9th avenues
ehcn fcet Inches front. by so feet ucen
with sewer curbing and paving complete
~ let cent. ash and balance in monthly
lhsthilments OF - and SlN Houses Will lie
opened one week TOR lnspt ciion before sale
lo per cehi. ON nouscs. 20 per cent. on lots.
-, " q. GUTHRIE
L. W. Stlunnm " son, Auc. n39.c-o-d-t5
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
Unique Way af Advertising.

man blowing bugle and driving q
pair of white oxen attached to wagon
shaped like bUN of cigars of tho Uncle
RueIen brand attracted considera bio at
tentton. this, Saturday, mornlng. The
brand OF cigars are manufactured at E.as.
Bon, Pa. This Is rather novel way of ad-
Nertising their wares and attracts atten.
zion from those passtng aloag whore 1t ID
beIng lrlYen.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
New sstation mud Rond On prn-prct.

II Ia stated that negotiations ere being
conducted by the Pennsylvrnln Railroad
% npany + the pui Chase OF q large block
.ol property ON Penn street, ustween Sec.
ond and Third, Reading. for the purpose
so as to avoid the Inconvenience of tue
present one which ts situat cd on the river
bank Beyond the tracks OF the West Read.
Ing and the Wilmington and Northern
Railroad. 1t is stated TINT plans have
been made for the building of an elevat.
cd track from the foot of Frank lin Street
70 the pt opposed new station.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
wood. wood. Moo,I.

Now Is the time you will need wood.
You will get satisfaction AMI your
money's worth ny ordering it from II.
Il. Sergeant, dealer III coal. wood
and grain. yard l0b Marylaul avenue.
Olliee Ith and King streots. Phone 545.
e-sS Large Pea Coal for family uss.
81 Large load of wood for $1.5D. Now
Is tho time to order your winters supply
Of coal.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
RIu -,rcrI lInrIInr

>King street market this (SnturdavO
m prnfrsS- EAs on, of tho largest attended
for some tiIns, Ihs market wagons
re 4ched from Second to Tenth streets
Owing to King street being torn up apuva
Eighth the wagons wore backed On boIh
s,Ges Of tho street from SIKH to Eighth.
Prices were reasonable and everybody
had chance to iii their baskets with the
necessary things OF life.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
The Institute Stores.

The new stores In the Institute butps a1
nre now looking toward completion, Gff4
show the contractor. John b. johnson is
doing substantial job there. the major
part of The materials being fire proof. Inc
only tenant under the stores. who did not
move ls A. l., johnson, the plasterer,
wh0se phono is S08.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
Foot Hail.,

The west End foot ball team has organ.
lzed for the season with the following
piayersi Cowclli, right end; Ferguson,
walsh, left guard; Harkins. left tackle:
Lynob, lett end; Porter, quarter back;
Adams, left half back; Capt. Kay, full
back; Hahn. Sell. G. Vansant, substitutes.
This team does not play under the name
OF the West End ReadinRlRoom.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
4 Blow IIurd.

Secretary Carlisle Just teisEraphad to
the Dem octatio Convention sitting at
Lincoln, Neb.. anu pointed with pride to
the renewed prosperity of the country.
growing nut OF the eadmiuistratiuu's good
financial policy 1t Is wuadsrIul now
profussly great mon can sound their own
9'umpet where is echo says weakness
anti inuapnclty in u Secretary OF Suite that
can't run u. had to Issue boudt wilt eli hs
once said hs would no do) ana give a
syndicate Lweaty per cent, Iu run At for
him
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
4 Nohbv Turnout,

We clip the following notice from tho
Farmer and Fisherman of Belle Haven,
Vas
Captain johnson. owner of Concord. :"
his son, two daughters and WIFE visited
our town this week In a very stylish turn.
out. The captain is jolly old soul aud a
genuine broeze from tine North.
Capt. Thos. Johnson of Concord pur-
chased the best exhibit OF poultry at Cape
Charles and will doubtless have the inest
stock on tho shore. Farmers. this Is the
place to buy your eggs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
Mr. welsh wantsu Race.

James +, Welsh, ilrst assistant engineer
of the Fire Department has deposited $50
ut this Office that his horse can beat any
horse used In tho truck business In the
city between thls city and New Castle.
The deposit will rsmain at this olllce uu.
til Tuesday at IL O'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
ren.lon. by col. Ma.,,., :, ...,r.

Pauline Lux, Amy l.. BrauImn TIpnr's
Chalfant Harvey EIIst. Wtltws' pbl-iuns
secured In tfoIa 40 tn 20 days. reduced.
rej jecte cd and dropped pe!s4uus Prosecuted
to succg7sfll com pletiDn.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
CYCLE NEWS.

blG1LLE NEMS
Captain Coppock will inaug IIrets the
fail runs for the Chester Bicycle Club W len
run To Norrlstown on Saturday, Sept. T.
This always proves an eniovablo run on
hceount of the excellent roads and delight
ful scenery. The cluO loft the club house
at 9 O'clock sharp
The second century run OF the club
will be given on September % 10 Vine.
land. n. j., and return. The iirst century
run was given on June q and the day was
50 not that quite number remained at
home who would otherwise have gone.
In order to give all chunce to make tho
run, the captain has decided to give the
second one when tho weather will likely
be COOL and pleasant
Chairman GIDEON ms put his foot down
on l.. &. johnson member OF the viii.
mington Bicycle Club. und suspended him
Tor thirty days. The charge made against
nun ls mat ne hah sold his prizes. man
Tor whom johnson work. ed In West Ches-
ter made the charge. 1he rider denies
the charge and had an Interview with Gid
con yesterday. lie says he can produce
every prize he ever won.
Jolnson's friends do not believe the ec
cu5ntlon to be true and v ore surprised to
learn that 1t had been made. lie was al
ways regarded as ono or the finest anna.
teurs III this neighborhood. Alter Gideon
heard the statement made by johnson he
decided TO make an Investigation and gave
johnson permission to race In West Ches.
ter thls afternoon.
lie Will contest Tor the cham plonship of
Chester county aud Ia scheduIsi in live
othel ruces. Bert Nutler and MilnIok are
also entered.
A number OF the members of the VII.
mIngton Bicycle Club arranged a race
over the road from Washlngtcn leet
Dtldge 10 Claymont last evening. Ihe
Wind was against them and no good tlms
waa made.
1hr members of the Wilmington Blcy-
Gle Ciub Will begin IA whilst ana pool tour.
nhuSut MS soon as the weather Eets cool
er
Labor day, Sci tom Der end, Harry Wheel.
etsnrprtsed bis wlaeiing public by win.
4 Two races Bt Manhattan Beheh lime
naa when Wheeler was "A cock of tie track
bal that was Twelve mouths or more ago
Unill last Monday lie has been the bitter.
est and most unders ahduble disap.
pointuent OF the year. He has been rid.
Ing very slowly since coming over from
France. therefore bis victories on Monday
were genuine surprises, but wero won
furry and eqUarely and In splendid Style
Hts iirst victory In the one mile handi.
cap was won III 2.Ua 3.5 from the 6O.yArd
matk. Nineteen mon started. Porter
being alone on scratch. He also won the
i've nlle paced race, surfing With such
men as StGrDuck. Eaton. Gutter Young,
siiyie and Gllen. The time ll30 As, is
the professional record. supplnntinR
iryier'a II 81 80. The last quarter was
ridden In 20 45.
Al Wa!tham, Mass., the same day. L. G.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
ItuIinu prices
LOCAL GCt,rArtpN.
Asked

MI. Asked
Nat bank OF Delta ware .......- 51J
FirSi SAtloaaI iInrk........,. Il01k
Central SetIoral iiank Isi
mt. Hauk VII. PdyWiu1.. -
Onion SationHl B1nk......... T5tS
Farmers itdBR .....s ....-... G3
Sec. frnst Nsafo Deposit 10. ltI4
Eqnit. 'buarAntsc y 4. .,al "a. lSd
Delaware tt. u. ............ 4Ik
W H. and North. Il. E........ 10
d.. CITY PIss it,ttway To-. 10
MtiIuiugto ton GDIj EiaE GO -
vii. Glty EisatFtC Goa, ...... "
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
Ri,,,rrll,cn Tnnr.

William H. Shepherdson, JAS. +. Sutton
and Officers Scott and White spent yealsr.
day fishing in the canal naur st. tiBorg -,
Del. Mr.. sutton had the bhst luck. uslnls
shrimp anu RurIn4. Ills Catch WAS "a
good sized yellow nrds and III uGk liIsuns.
The two officers caIGlt 10 iish apiece.
while Mr. shoI Lerdsou eaakht tie fatal
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
i.ibnrry compnny,, Auuiyer.nrv

The fifth anniversary OF the Liberty Fire
Company WI | be celebrated at the engine
house on the evening of September II.
The speakers OF the evening will be- W I.
Lyman. John p. Don0hoe, L. l.. Rice, the
officers OF the Fire Department and
others general good time lie expected.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
Worth iIiIIInn.

Miss Elizabeth p. Latlimer. residing on
Market street above Eighth, died at s
o'clock this morning agel 20 years. Miss
Littimer at the time of her death was
worth half u million of dollars. Two sis.
tere and one brother survive her.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
EnInilY Iminreh.

Sarah Fields, of Chester Pa. was fatal.
ly injured By jumping OF B. y o. train
at tzuester ON Friday. She had fallen
asleep and on awaklng she ia nped off
the moving train.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07

II you have bad cough or cold endan.
gering the health Of tho lungs or throat
leading to pneumonia or consumption.
use Dr. Slmms' White Pulmonic Balsam.
You will lind 1t the best and surast cure.
bOG King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
Attention i,airymeu.

A meeting of the DaIrymen's AssocIa-
tion will be held In the room In the Third
street market house, on Saturday. Sept.
IA. al o'clock. p. M. All who are Inter
ested In the manufacture aud sale OF pure
butter are Invited TO attend. BY order OF
the president of the association.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07

IL ia an acknowledged fact by theatrical
and commercial men and the public gen.
orally, that the amusement posters are
the oest and neatest posted bills that have
years. 1t ls the work OF Jackson. the oil "
bill poster. s'.e N'''
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
NNcni Erni,I,inu.

Mrs. Edward T. Hanna and two children
and Mrs. tra wford spent Friiay afternoon
In grabbing, on the old beet sugar whurf
Mt Bellevue. They had good luck. securing
some forty crabs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
Foot Bail.

The Rockford Foot Ball Club has organ.
lied Tor this season, and would like to
hear from any team averaging l35 lbs.
would especially like to hear from teams
out OF the city giving guarantee. Address
all communications to Geo. V. Woleten-
holme. 1905 Union street, manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07

While playing in front OF his home this
morning. year old Harry Miller of No,
20l West Seventh street was knocked
down by man on o bicycle. The child
received badly cut head. The man is
unknown.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
Under a I,n,rn unnd

Deputy Sheriff Gllis this morning ar.
rested Lizzie Megarr of New Castle on a
oapids, and lawyer Christopher l.. Ward
subsequently held her under $500 bail to
keep tho pence, She had used threaten.
ing language toward jacob Sossack dur.
ing quarrel a fow days ago.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
Run Down by n Cy,,,.,.

Special Officer McVey of the Board OF
Health Condemned 20 baskets OF canta-
loupes In the King street market today,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
Foulpoe,,.I s,or,,,.

VIII soon be here. james f. Wood & Co.
warn owners OF real estate to have their
roofs. cutters and spOuting examined
ana put 10 good order TO meet 1t. A
stitch In time aaves nine.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
70 be Repnircd Hern.

Inc schooner Aaron Reprard, which
was damaged by collision In the Chesa.
peake Bay with the Norfolk steamer
GS,esorgla, Will be towed from Baltimore 10
Wilmington for repairs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-07
IInd Ponr Inch,

Court Officer Heal hled himself to tho
marshes yesterday to gun for resi birds.
lie travelled far aud fur anu succeeded In
shooting only four birds.