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The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-04-17
"WESTNAR nov
A plymouth organization to Colonizc
the Far West.

plymouth Organization TO tOlonlzc
the Far West.
IT has been many years since the
,rv OF s.Wcstward Ho.' has been
heard in the eastern states, and
the cities and thriving manufacture
inc ccnters east or the Mississippi |
have been rapidly filling to the point
OF oyercrovding, until labor is drug |
on the market. Mining, which at
tracted 50 many hundreds Of people
from the east many years ago, has lost
It's glamor, through the Vaccinations
Of the .oldbug cast, hunting and
trapping has too many devotccs a.
ready to encourage more to enter up
on this life today, granger life on the
western scale requires too much cap
ital. and the too plentiful foreclosure
OF western farm mortgages has heeh
discouraging TO those who may nave
been considering emigration. All
these things have tended to stagnatc
the population Of the east, and the
result is alarming to all concerned
capital and labor alike.
An opportunity seems to have pre-
sentcd itself at last through what is
known as the Carey law, passed by
tho E'ifty-third congress, by which
! each Of eight western states were
granted a million acres Of arid lands
located within their borders, on CON
dition that they utilize them for
agriculture through irrigation and
prove to the secretary Of the interior
that tlleir irrigation plans are 1cas-
iblc. Five Of tho eight states lave
accepted the proposition and ono
more is expected to reply favorably
before long. The National lrriga-
tion congress. q body composed OF
delegates from tWcntv-thrcc western
states, appointed by the governors
and mayors Of these states, las ap
pointed q national irrigation com
mission, which body is engaged il
forming colonies TO take up These
arid lands and carry them on by irri
cation under proper and scientific
dircc tion.
Some Of the details Of the scieln
; will prove interesting ut this time
, 1t is the purpose Of the commlSsio
TO form colonial clubs throughout til
, east, whcrcycycr there is Il comgc.t
t ion OF population, and these cltl)5 VIII
: disseminate information conrcrnin
q the present and future poSsibi!itIt
Of the western country. 1t Is ne
n intended to send out separate fH1ni
@ jc1, which WDilld bcnGiiic cntNNGIc
: in difficulties, II not properly dlrcCtct
!, Whole colonies are 10 be organize
). and dispatched to favorable IoGaIlNlt
!. with men competent to teach lilcI
d the suutien Of the problem Of irrlg'
V ton and agriculture. These coloMi,
is IS proposed to organize Oh II
q principle upon which tue succcsst
C. Mormon colonies were carried @
~ An organization to be known as Il
" Plymouth colony is no" being form
or to take up la'tds in idaho. i3a'
CT member OF the colony is to fnrni
IS 81, 900 capital. !'he land is then
9d be taken in small holdings and t
rv whole managed on tile basis OF
II. operative VILLAGE. .-iIoleIa |!e~Id.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-04-17
VENEZUELA IS GRATEFUL
Her Congress Acts 'pon the Suggestion OF
the President.


the President.
President CrespO, Of Venezuela, has
sent a special message to the congress
If NcncZuela concerning the attitude
Of the United states on tho British
question. immediately
following the receipt Of the prcsl-
dents message the congress passed
resolutions heartily thanking the
United States for its sympathy and
s5cnor Andradc. the Venezuelan
minister at Washington has received
copies Of tho message and resolutions.
President Crespo's message says:
'|Ihc high powers Of the United
States have just given in the impend-
ing question between Venezuela and
England, a signal proof OF the cX-
tent 10 which the principal Of human
Justice prevails among tho Great
,,cul,lc. f:'ln rhiet nlll4iatAata Of
that powerful republic being pef>iiad-
cd Of the great noM1 which i il
yolyrd for American Interests through
prolongation Of 4 conflict G5 Sucl =
pricyols nature. expressed IN his
message to congress tie strong wish
OF inducing Great Britain to put an
end to the dispute ~ arbitration.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-04-17
Looking yor GDui Roads.

The Minnesota Good Roads con-
yention held al st. raui adopted The
following rcSoutiOn:
That a state road fund be cStnb-
li8hod similar to he school fnnd,
possibly diycrting t. this tnnd
MONEYS arising from the sale OF lands
given the state by the general gov
cruucnl for un internal land i'm
pr0Vcmcnt.
That the moneys arising from the
provisions recently enacted as ~
amendment to the tat" constitution
relative to the inheritance tux s'lt!j
form Il part Of the state road iUnH.
That all taxes for building roads
shall be paid in money unless, il e!-'s
Of township taxes. ii shall be other
wise ordered at the annual town
| meeting.
That all ,ntaXcd lands in the state
should be compelled 10 ray taxes ('la'
roads and other public Improvements
may he made.
That a suitublc law he ci:""t2 t'
induce owners Of heavy MA -3n5 Il
1Ien wide tires.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-24

Mr.. L. II. Sothern Is drawing crowded
audiences In his farewell performances Of
famous plays at the Opera House. 10
night he will present 'The Highest Bid.
DER Lord Chumley" will be given at
the Saturday matinee and Saturday night
'Captaln Letlerblulr"
"a MILK White Flag" is unquestlonabiy
tho greatest hit ever made here by noyt
comedy, aud The Chestnut has been pack
ed to the doors at every performance this
week. Miss Isabelle Coe is as fascinating
as ever as the Widow" and Mr.. Stanley
sustalns his clever part Of tho Colonel"
with the remarkable Napoleonic resen.
blance. with complete success. All the
members Of the original company are
seen In what are now their famous char
ecters, and the action oil the COMEDY Is
constantly eniiyened by the Introduction
OF new musical numbers.
Next week will be the last of the Bos.
tonians' engagement at the Broad, when
they will present Robin Hood. in which
ID. Z. BarIates. W. W. Macdonald. Jessie
Bartlett DAVE and other leading members
OF the company will be seen In THAR origi.
nal role5.
For the run of Messfs. Nixon and Zim-
merman's magnificent production OF The
Little Tycoon" ut the Broad Street Thea
tre Philadelphla. the theatre Will be cooled
by special apparatus, involving the use of
Ice and dynuno OF great power.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-24
FOURTH EDITION



E CITY Council after some discussion last
evening reduced the rent OF The Second
street Market House from $1,000 to $500
per year and leased tho building to the
directors for twenty yeaIs. Mr.. Damon
berg called the matter up by presen ting a
report from tho Law and Finarce Com.
mittee. which was favorable to the reduo.
tion In rent.
Mr.. Stats moved that tho rent I've made
$500. Mr.. Smith said he was at first op.
posed to the reduction, but after an in.
yestigatlon he now favored the lowering
OF the rent OF the building. Mr.. O'Nell
agreed with MIR. Smith. Seventeen stalls
were vacant In the house and those which
were not were not paying rev nue. to the
company. So many butchers on the street.
ne thought, was one reason why the stock
OF the company was depreciating. lie
did not think the city should act az a
hsrsh landlord.
This remark pleased and brought to the
hoor Mr.. Staats, who said that times had
changed since the house was built, and as
the markets have been divided anu the
revenues OF the Company reduced 1t was
very fair that the rent should To reduced.
The annual report OF Chief Engineer OF
the Fire Department WIS presented and
800 copies order printed. colnmunica.
tion trom the Department of Elections was
presented asking for 81, $50 for election
expenses. An order wes ordered drawn
for the amount.
AL iuNltatton TO hlteDu the unvellnR OF
the Garfield Monument was received and
accepted and Mayor Shortlidge requested
to accept the monument on behalf of the
city. Messers Staate. Wainwright, Dono.
ho. Tyre and McNulty were appointed u
committee to CO. cooperate with the associa-
ton. Ihe ordinance to borrow sl25,000
fol improving streets was passed and re-.
ferred to the mayor The ordinance liking
appropriations for the ensuslng year was
read twice and referred.
A communication was presented by Mr..
Smith from the Police Comm Isson in re.
ference to police protection for Rockford
Highlands and Kentmere. which haye
Just been taken into the city.
The Board asked for 1896; eppropria.
tion to be used Us follows: Three patrol.
men, $22sO; clothing. sl2O; horse, $50;
feed, etc.. s240; equlumeuts. 50; two pc.
lice boxes $500; fra alarm box. Si25;
wiring. S425; incidentas, 500. II was
referred TO the Law and Finance Commit.
tee.
The city treasurer reported the balance
In bank to be SIS 925.l3; received OF Ed.
mund Mitchell, Jr. S125; Eugene NJ. Say.
ers GAPS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-24

John Sparks, tho tender OF the brldgB
crossing the canal near kirkwool on thb
line of the Delaware RaiirJad met With i
serious although 1t IL la iavsd not fatal
accident shortly before . o'clock laat
night.
MIR. Sparks had allowed several boats To
pass through the draw and had left thb
centln or the bridge which he had locked
snfely, anu reached the end oil the sIruc+
ture when the train duo here at go o'clock
struck ard hurled hun do Wn a fuurteea-
foot emlmIkment
The train was stopped but before az :,
sistAnee could reach him tn briigetand-
OF had assembled the bRnK. He was placed
anunr, The train by the train hands anl
removed TO the home OF his daughter, No.
SOY \. titth.slreet whsre.he suffers from h
fractured left arm and compound frac
tuIe oil the left hip.
1he injured man Is 6s years of age and
has been one oil the mos. reliable men In
the sHrylre of the ,loiupay Although we'll
advanced IN yedrs Dr Draper believes he
VIII Recover from tue serious injuries.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-24

st. Johns Comnandary No. | Knights
Tempiar attended service In Grace NJ. u.
Church last night. Tie Occasion was A.
crpsion DAY md the uniformed knights
nImbsted l50. They occupied the front
pews OF tie church and just before taking
Their seats stood In the asia while the
professional hymn, Onward Chris tim
Soldiers" was sung. They afterwards re.
peatpJ tho Lords Prayer on Bonded. k nee.
The Psalms for Ascension Day. TITO XIV
and iyi were read responsiveiy, the
Choir singing tho Gloria Patriain the intor-
walls.
Dr. llulburd read The Scripture lesson
st. John 10 to verso II and the choir sung
u lorla in ENurlsis,
The confession OF faith by the cir knights
was III ide sIaudlng with drawn swords
repeating the Apostles Creod the comics
sion being followed by prayer with the sir
knights Fne ling and Dr hulburd making
the invocation. The confession and pray
er was followed by hymn, Grown Him
With Many Crowns. sung by the choir,
and followed by the sermon.
Tho preacher chose for his text: mo
man hath assembled into heaven but He
that came down from heaven. even the
Son OF man. which Is Ia heaveu." John
ILL.,, IL,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-24

TO tie Great Muuui lcturcrs Sale of Mems
Bows, and Chi ren's lotning nav going On
at No. Is Mnrkct street. 10 those who have
not As yot visited ihiS pI"nt sale OF Fine
Clothing had better do SO al once white tho
stock l. yet complete Remember. we stay
for only short Tine Therefore come a.
once lnI yet Il fine spring SUIT ut orc-th rd
the price that You would pay ut other stores
Pre- shower than ever. Mems @ rg mt Spring
ONercoat5 ~ - 20. Mems business suns $.ht.
worth -. Mems 81 Is . ~. wutth SlR. Mems
elcg mt clay " urstcl Suits at 81 81. worth N
Mems elegant Black and lilue thevIot Suits
1T - ~. worth slA Mems Cas- eimarr suits at
- %, worth sli O. BOys' elegant suits Ut dc
hnd 81, worth ~ -. BDYs' suits ST III, 81. s. ~
worth from II u 70 ~. lhOu ,aailS of Mems
Heavy Working Pants NJ 5tc Eie.sunt Cnssi-
mere Pnnts AT Die worth 81 10. Fine Dress
Pants 81 ~ worth 81. Fine Dress P,,nts 81
worth 8. Chi lrn Jersey AMI Velvet suits
AT le5stlln cost OF the goods. Spring over
coat Al yp"I own price ftne Serge suits at
81 10. worth siI. Elegant IHiIurtrd Serge
suits mt 2Ac. thousands ut othrr bargains
! On.t buy Il dollars wOr h Of ciothius ''aIy-
WHERE but core hero FIRST aud convince your
self that wnat 10 here adv ri isel are rIcts he-
yonddtSputr. lnonsa DIS OF Lhiiirrn nee
IInis ut 1870 per p tir Lots ot COnts and
vests a odd Vests AT Il mere tribe. and
many other Immense hurE ,tRJ Come aud
soc them Costs nothing u Inspect BE very
careful and make no mistnEe Look for
nulnhef - Ma lsGF street, sni he sure you
are In he tiShl ptaee. Scar IN min tho q
arc no branch s. res connected with This
wonderful sale ut Ii gh class clothing. A
chance tor SUCH wonderful har3aIns occurs
only 9nER IN lie time at PCS unrket
Strert. Mlminatnl. Del Car fare allowed
10 ali purchasers living outs of the city,
during TINS great sale o clothing at retail.
tie store vii remain open from \ Ia the
O'cloct midnight All goo Is OH nj private:
no auction. Grand Army suns, with Two
sets of buttons. az 500 aud 81 a. sen
at ven get iHrh Eighl store. 90 To- III
number -, hrfpr CHtu. 80 -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-24
THE EMPIRE
OF WILMI N GTO N.
zoe Market Street.

Tho right thing at the right time offered
OF Tie right place at the right prioe briefly
tells the story of our SUCCESS Wa naver
before have been so we'll equipped to meet
the critical demands OF our customers as
at present.
Rich bargain opportunities for Saturday,
MAY 25.
Oxydized black. non'stanable ladies'
hose. Just received 1000 pairs, will place
on SATURDAY.. at 719c. u pair.
Bargain No. 2.-50) pair fast black chill.
dren's stockings. enough to last day.
sold everywhere for l0c. pair. Our price,
irish Damask table linen (bleached) at
29c n yd.
as inches wide pillow case muslin at 9H
o. ayd.
Chlldren's pure linen b!bs 10. neat splas.
heIe, &C.
Beautiful line OF mons Numbered shirts
d7c., worth FL.
Gents buIbrlggan and gauze underwear
Just unpauked In gray brown, flesh color
and white, at 49,. better kinds at 29c.
Men negigee shirts with collars and
cuffs attached 39c were 6Oc.
Belts, blue, black and white ladies bolts
at 9 and 100.
Ladies' white elegant shirt waists hand.
some embroidered collars md eulfs, MICA.
neat and cool for summer wear pleated
front. Sold everywhere for 81. SATURDAYS
price 49c., rare bargain.
Ten dozen mems blue Denim Oyerails.
former price Soc, now $780, For Saturday,
we will offer you an elegant double cape.
Never sold under S. for 81.
Beautiful line of silk ribbon, No. Q, Gro
gran back. g. g.
Five and six inch Torchon lace. 81 and
Q Q. kind for Sc. yard
special Tot of neat Hamburg embroid.
cry. All our s. & and &c. Kind, for Satur,
day only. s. % yard.
A neat baby's cap-5pecial for So
Feather edga braid, seam covering. SO.
piece. % yds.
Saline shirts waists plain and crushed
collars. All colors at Sc. tho 81, 25 kinds.
L1dies' Eirattae suite, made to order ut
our own Dressmakers' Manufacturing De-
purtnent, AT go IS, worth S15.
Brilliantine skirts 1898. Alterations to
make fit free OF charge, or We will make
TO measure ono OF these grand skirts at
SS.9S.
neat percale ladies' shirt waist trim
med with neat rio rae bruld large sleeves.
the re. kind. Saturday. 49e.
lbs. of No. best Franklin granulated
sugar. the &c quality, lbs for l9c but
Will be eerved only to customers who
have bought anything over our counters.
Pure tre-h ginger snaps, just received,
most delicious kind. FOR &c pound.
Clothnapina. lie Il dozen.
First quality best sugar corn, guaran-
teed. 81 SC a can.
Empire Department Store washing
soun, &c Il bar.
/ package loo Sapolio. sc.
Beautiful iardluierJ Just the kind to
make your residence Look uiao. for SIC
the 75c kind.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-24

To have shoes for the average boy strong
and we'll made. We have knack OF getting
our shoes good ami stout without being
clumsy. Aud the reason you don't pay
us much for them as usual Is simply be.
cause we don't make as much profit on
our goods as many stores. Our bargains
this week In tan shoes for the bows and
g!rls are worth looking after. Possibly
you think it a little peculiar we should
claim to he selling lower than usual when
shoes are advancing in price, but don't
take our word, see our stock and prices,
that will be better than ton Of talk. For.
NUNS. No. 10 East Fourth street between
Market and King,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-24

The euit oil the Charles waIner Company
VS. }. Franz Curry, whlc.. was began llI
superior Court yesterday afternoon,
came TO an abrupt termination Lh5 MORN
ing.
After tho opening of Court lulge Bali.
WHO app ,arcd for the defendant. an
nuuurru that Mr. Ni"td4 and htms II haji
agree upon a verdict IOI tnn plaintiff for
g-il u and askrd ihe court To INSTRUCT
the jury TO rdlurn verdict for Llt
GIn1unl.
Lac -nm originally cIairped by the plain
tiIis WAS Ij4T i, with Inlers / from JUS
~ lsB Court lLen adjourned until tn i
uttarnUon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-24

Yesterday afternoon there was an inter-
esling race betwcen the steamers Brandy.
wine and Republic from Chester to the
mouth OF the Ghristiana. When the
Brandywine left the wharf at Chester tn e
beauty" came stedming down the river.
Tie passengers on the Brandywine enjoy.
ed he lace. The Republic was just q
length behind when the moltn OF .he
Chrstiana was reached. The time was Al
niiuutea
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-24

Tho Washington Fire Conf any OF this
city mas decided IT, make trip to Read.
ing. They Will leave this city on October
End anu return on the 9Th, aud they will
be the guests of the Washington Hose aud
Hook and Ladder Company, No. 2. of
Realizing.
Come while they are here; we have all
sizes and all eoIors. ami to tit men and
boys. Lawn tennis ahoes. only 81 cents,
at Bloomar's. All KING street Yellow
front
The Mccullough Iron Company Is en-.
larging its works IN tins city.
Tadmnn Il Hickman made A shipment OF
iglazrd kid to Europe yesterday.
There is boom In the Hour market and
the price per barrel mas advanced 81 inside
Iof two weeks. Some Of lhe local dealers
twho were and are holders of large stocks
have made big money on the raise and are
expecting even greuter profits by further
advance.
special meeting Of tho Republican
First District Committee Will be hold Lhls
evening ut headquarters to receive the re-
porte ON last Saturdays regis ration. rs
well ae to make recommen liiiuns for
ohallengers ana voters assistants for the
day OF election.
Custom INSPECTOR Petsr b. Ayars m cas-
ured the rev steamship Howard at the
WORKS Of tho Harlan and HOllingsworth
Company yesterday.
Charles HutcGsns OF No. Si2 French
street, employed By L. Cartm0ll at sixth
and Madison Streets injured his bRck
while lifting heavy plato glnss yesterday
afternoon.
William HilIes attorney, has pur.
chased lie morocco factory wharf pro,
psrty and . 10. Mt Twenty Sixth and Mar.
Ret streets. the property oil the iate John
q. Baker, for 80. 7lJ.
Oil Yesterday sold ut :l67 50 per barrel.
L1s3 than three weeks ago IL broaEhtS27 10
per barrel.
Charles Smith of Chsster Is now en-.
ployed by Dir. b. r. Yeassy In his drug
store, CORNER of Eighth and Monroe
streets.
Samuel j. EntrIken who accom- panied
Peary on hts Arctic expedition will accent
Q position on the staff OF the Chester
1lmes
MIR Frnnk +, Mitchell ia confined to his
home No. oil Van Bnren street with a SCI.
we're attack Of typnoia t5ycr.
Come while they ere here; we hive oil
sizes ana all coloIs. anu to III rIen and
boys Lawu tenni. Shoes only 81 cents
nt Bloolnars, Ill klGS street. Yellow
front
b. @. Roscnteirn aud Parry Taylor Paid
New Castle Welt on Thurs lay and took
~ the sights OF the town by the river.
Charles Kartz and party of Young
friends spent thursday In West Chester
William I. shepherd of West CHESTER
caught an eel Ia the BrandyRino That
weighed pounds
The leniamn f shaw Co. aro putting
In fifteen hundred horsepower boilers at
Gordon Heights.
MIR j. \. Clnrkson oil the Security md
Trust Company touk several pictures of
Gordon Heighta yesterday with Kodak
apparatus,
Mm. j. Shirpless. of Philadelphia, and
Ms, Mary Neetman. daughter Of John O.
an / Margaret icutman OF kennett square
We. ln4frlel Yesterday Jones Eeived
the supper.
odd Fellows hall highlands will be
the scene OF delightful time tomorrow
evening, tho occasion beng PACKAGE
party and muslcpie by Crusaders 'Ionlple
No. 2. X, G T..
Among those who will asslst at the
m a a. ali VIII H.,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-24

! wish TO notify the public that I have
been sick two weeks confined to my room,
und l was member OF The Common
wealth Banellcal Association. and my
book was all paid W to date. and they
refused to pay me any sick benefits.
his
Charles Clayton,
mark
Porter. at Clayton Hotel
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-24

Tomorrow promises to be partly
cloudy to fair with slight temperature
changes, followed by rain In the lake re-
gion Somewhat similar conditions will
probably prevail on Sunday.
THE TEMPERATURE.
The Thermometer at the REPUBLICAN,
Office to day:
7o'clock. 10 o'clock . O'Clock.
rs N 81
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-24

While driving out MARYLAND Ayenue
yesterday afternoon Mrs Joseph Brown,
OF l3OS street AMI a lady friend were
thrown out OF thor carriage by the horse
running away. Mrs. Brown received a
badly injured arm. while her friand recely.
ed severe bruises about tho body. Tho
horse hecume frghLed at nm electric rnr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-24

large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
German American Republican Club was
held iu German Hall last night, A motion
was unanimously adopted endorsing the
present Republican ticket and urging all
Germans to vote the Ticket Speeches
were made by Horace q. Knowles Fran
els "a. HofIecker. Joseph II. Andrews, DR..
A. Il. 'Frautz Frederick Il. Bach, Hugh o..
Browne, James b. Tucker. Ernest Hen.
derer, Henry Krohn, Daniel Dohl, Henry
Roller and Peter Elmer,
Hugh G. Browne anu Thomas E. Postler
addressed the Republicans OF the sixth
ward In National Hull.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-24

John Hagun a r.. W. b. Railroad bra Ire.
man. while riding yesterday afternoon on
his caboOse, had his hose broken by COM
ing in contact with n post along the track.
The injured brakeman was brought here
aud Ills Injuries attended to by DR.. Spru-
auge
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-24

MofIitrs shos house. pa King, Ia having
q new French plate glass front.
Enamelta cures chaps. All druggists
sell witch hazel 300, per gallon at Second
and West streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-24

Mayor Shortldge lett the city this
morning and Joined the members OF the
Fish Commission ut Porter's station and
proceeded down the Delaware road in
tho special car OF the Commission for the
purpose OF etockiug the down state
rivers
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-24

deald y 90. viii cell ut public sa 10 for
Mr.. Alfred l.. Betts. on Saturday after
noon, the very desirable dwelling at tho
northeast corner of fIftA and Jefferson
streets ibe location is q very pleasant
one ana tho utIchaser will not be dlsap-
pointed III he bargain. We commend
the properly as one worth looking after.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-24
QUOTATIONS.
Reported by
HIsAI.D IL COMPANY,
Bankers and iIroter,,

SeVcHtH aud NarKet stteatL
Investment and Securities yIeldlny
from to per cent
orders for tho purchase and sale of
stocks and Hond5on Commission axucut.
ed at all the stock crchangol
Private telegraph wires to New YORK.
Philadelphia. Boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts aud LotterS or Credit "a
sued.