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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
- CAPTAIN cLAWJo sHof.rH
@sa
A Brave Spanish 6Alssr Mssts Death for
Shooting Gensrn.

MADRID, June b.-Generai Pima Dc
Rivera, captain general Of Madrid, who
was shot on Monday by CaptaiA Slaylto,
is better. He has boon splitting blood since
he received his wound, but this Is decreas-
ing, and he sleeps at intervals.
The trial Of Clevijo by court martial
began yesterday. In his defense Clavijo
stated that he was driven to commit the
deed by persecution to which he had been
subjected by General Prlma de Rivera,
He declared that the general acted under
the influence Of demi monde, who had
grudge against him. The general, he fur
ther asserted, had caused his pay to be
withheld, with the result that he became
80 distressed financially that he was re-
poatedly obliged TO appeal to the generos.
ity Of his friends
Upon the conclusion Of Clnvijo's state
mont the judge advocate addressed the
court, demanding that the sentence Of
death be imposed upon the captain. Clav-
ijo's counsel then, on the ground that tho
captain was not on military duty when
he attacked the captain general, and also
that he had been twice submitted to med
ical supervision on the suspicion thnt his
mind was deranged, cloquently appealed
for mercy for the prisoner. He reminded
the court of his brilliant military career,
during which he gained promotion on the
battlefield, and In conclusion said that tho
imposition of death sentence would be q
severe blow to the aged father and mother
Of Clavijo.
Notwithstanding the appeal Of counsel
the court after deliberation, pronounced
the prisoner guilty and sentenced him to
death. He was shot at o'clock this morn.
ing.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
So
Amuseinents-

TorrId weather did not prevent the q T.
tendance OF numerous audience at the
Broad Street Theatre last night to witness
produced by Managers zimm erman and
Nixon. Willard Spenser's tnneful operetta
was set upon the stage In brilliant style,
with profusioq Of Japanese decorations
and some electric light and other effects
that rendered the event quite notable
The second act was especially fine and
for pictorial excellence has seldom been
exceeded. The Nominations were
bright novel and tasteful, and there were
several speclaltles OF stage work that ad.
ded greatly to the general effect.
The jolly lyric was performed In pleas
Ing manner, and the gem songs, as we'll
as the choruses, were re.demanded some
of them several times. sho wig that the
familiar melodies have Lost none Of their
charm. MIR. Armstrong as Alvin Barry
made very favorable I'm mpression. as did
Miss Gladys Wallis n the role OF Dolly.
She is n piquante coincidence. with win
some ways and spirit OF jolllty that is
quite captivating. Digby Bell was capi.
tai as General Kniokerbocker. both In his
vocal efforts and comedy business. and
his new topical song make hit. Miss
Catharlne Llnyard as Violet was also
most favorably received, and the support
OF MIR. Dunbar, Miss Eva Davenport and
others met all requirements. The chorus
was numerous. and there were many
fresh and sweet voices and comely young
women participating In the grouplngs,
concerted music and marches.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
THE NARI<ETS.

Tho markets were we'll supplied with
choice berries and vegetables this m orn-
Ing. Butter has touched the lowest prices
Of The year. selling from 20 to 25 cents per
pound. while esgs were in better demand
with moderate supply on hand and sold
for IS to 20 cents per dozen; country peas,
II cents per quarter of peck; string beans.
10 cents quarter peck; potatoes 10 oents
per quarter of pecG; tomatoes, 15
TO 20 cents per at.; bananas, to 10 oente
per dozen; oranges, 20 to 10 40 cents do.
cabbage. 8 to = oants per head; spring
chickens. 50 cents pur pair; beets. to 10
cents per bunch; spinach. 10 cents half
pock; lettuce. TO 5 cents per head; spring
lamb. Is to 25 cents per ID. according to
outs; sweet breads. 25 to 80 cents;
Squads. 80 to 95 cents per pair,
Strawberries inferior ones 8 cents Dor box.
while large choice ona5 sold readily from
10 10 l2 cents per box. plHeaprles, 8 to 10
cents each. shad 10 to 80 cents each. herring
IL cents 81 dozen The catch of herring
was never Iurger in our State than the
past seaeon which Is about closing.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
Kentucky Republicans Hopeful.

LOUISVILLE, june 5,-The Republican
state convention opened hero today. Last
November the vote by congressional dis
tricts showed decisive Republican ma.
jority in the state, and II there hnd been
Republican ticket in tho field then it would
have Recn elected, The Republlcans feel
that the SAME Gonditions exist this year,
and say they are now convinced as the ma.
jority party for the first time since the
civil war. Judge George Denny, Of Lex.
ington, who Is contesting with Colonl
Owens the former scat OF Breckinrldge in
congress, Is temporary chairman, and
Congressman Walter Evans will probably
be permanent chairman. No opposition
has developed to Colonel w. o. Bradley
for governor.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
nomn Q from Euha.

Jsmes Monaghan, a son OF ex.Magistrate
Monaghan. and United States marine
aboard the Bennington. is on three
months leave OF absence and Is spending
the time with his parents and fr.ends
here.
During the Cuban insurreetlon, the
Bennington was off that coast and Mr..
Monaghan learned considerable OF ths
movements Of tho reyOlutonsts. Upon
landing at Iibertan. a seaport Of Poru,
the United States marines learned OF the
flight OF Antonla Zeta, vice. president and
bis brother, the president Of Salvador, for
embezzlement. They also learned OF the
pursuit of the lnsurrecionlsts and th o
shooting OF the vce.presdent by com.
pany OF those anxious for his capture,
Tho United States mariners captured the
fugitive and took him aboard tho steam.
ship and from there to San Francisco
where he was turned over to the Federal
authorities. While there Zeta was photo.
graphed and Mr.. Monaghan carries one
OF the pictures. The gunshot wound the
fugitive yce.presldent received is plain to
be seen. Had not the ere of the Ben.
nington rescued him no wo uld hayn been
killed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
I.OInrto Occun CIV.

A party ot capitalists OF Wilmington.
Philade phlO and New York loft Baltimore
on Tuesday on tbs eteamer Pocomoke on
pleasure trip down tho bay and to Ocean
City. Ihey will bn joined on the way by
another party from New York. Those In
tue tirst party. which was In charge Of Mr..
r. Bonc, vice president aha general
counsel, MI W. l., Scott OF the execu.
tive columlttoe. and Captain Willard
Thomson general IL tuugst OF the Baltl-
more, Chesapeake and AtlaGtio Railway
Company fIom Wilmington. Del, United
States Senator George Gray ThomaRwSI
Smith and IEoinus Jackson. Of the e.
table Guarantee and Trust Company.
Samuei Bancroft, Ir.. and VIM. z. Ban
croft, Of tho JosepA Bancroft Sons Com.
pany, Preston Lua o. tho Union Bank.
Levi G. Bird. lawyer. Gnd James p. Win.
chester, uf the FiIs National Bank; fIom
lhiladelphla. H. A. DehrIng aud Dr. l.. A.
Dehring, from Baltimore, Captain Il. NJ.
Co.ston and Jesse Hilies. The party will
return Thursday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
DIR. Humphrey, Communicated.

Frederick Humphreys, M. D., formerly
Professor Of Institutes OF Homeo pathy,
Pathology, and Medical Practice in the
Homeopathic Medical College OF Penn.
sylvanIa, at Philadelphia. DR.. Hum.
phreys is one of the oldest, most celebrat.
ed and distinguished Homeopathic physl.
clans living. He studied with the reno wn-
ed DIR. Constantine Herring. who was a
pupil OF the immortal Hahnemann. Thus
his knowledge came direct from the foun.
tain head. He has devoted his life to the
treatment and cure Of the sick ami to the
perfection OF Humphreys Specifics. which
now stand for all that Is good In science
and medicine. They are used and relied
upon by tens of thousands OF families
throughout the civilized world. Medical
Book-A copy of Dr. Humphreys Specific
Manual OF all diseases mailed FREQ on ap.
plication. Humphreys Medicine Com.
pany, William and John streets. New
York
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
strsetsnnd ae,y,r.

William I Lyman last night reported
30 the street and Sewer Department that
hll the bills passed hy tho laat General
Assembly concerning the department had
Been examined 10y him and that the work
pad been difficult because soma of tt o
pills were on iile instead OF enrolled
eopiesi ether bills were not signed by the
speakers, while some of tho others had
been signed by but one speaker
The contract for delivering crushed
| stone on Delaware avenue from Union
street to W0odluwn avenue, was awurde
to David Connell
The weekly payroll OF 500 IS wac
ordered paii fhn secretary reported col {.
leetions of Sa45 o.. Ihe balance In bank
was reported to be s7,57i So The clerk
OF tho market reported collections OF
8liT66. number OF sewer permits were
kranted. Several pcrmte to set curt
were also passed.
The bonrd held n conference lasting
BALI an hour over the selection OF a mem.
per to succeed Colonel Enoch Moore, who
Eesigned No decision was reached and
She bonrd adjourned until this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
Boys
Wash
Suits

new suit. there's cleanliness.
The priee-SI to $3.50
makes it a good suit to buy.
We are just as careful to have
our Wash Suits right as any
thing we handle. That's why
our line is popular. Sizes 3
to 10 years.
Odd Pants in wash goods
up to IS years.
Mems Duck Pants, right
cut and get up-$I.5o to S..
JAS L. MULLIN & Son
Clothin 9th & Market,
Hats. Wilmington.
Shoes, Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05

w ANIED-Halt grown girl neat and
w willing NAnts a POSITION Ia stapect-
able family. Address J, T.. tLt- ONCE.
a.at
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
IlelIul,tful Trim,

A delightful trip wac gwen yesterday
up the Delaware Naptha Launch Esther.
Among those on board were:
MIR. and Mrs. John r Mari. Mr.. and
Mrs. Miilard Davis. Blr. and Mrs. George
Ferguson. Mrs. ID. Holston. Miss Holstop,
Mrs. 4. Harding. Mrs. u. Coye and son.
Mira, Weyl, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Walker.
Misc Rtda LeFover, Niles Mary Moore.
Miss Mary Mole, Miss Rebeooa Mari. Miss
Ella McKee, Or. II. NJ. Frist MIR. Chas.
Bupks, Nr George Marr, Mr.. Edward
Melchlor, Sr., aud Mr.. Lewis Adair who
desire 10 return their thanks to Mr.. and
Mrs. John 4. Alarr for tho delightful trip
afforded them on their delightful naptha
lnuEch Esther up the picturesque Della
ware to the Lazaretto. The day was @
round OF pleasure and enjoyment,
A delightful dinner was served IN the
boat houae and each one tried to out do
the other III having a good time. The
ret urn trip by moonlight was thoroughly
appreciated by the participants. Mise
Ella Mckee and Mr. Charles Banks rend.
cred number OF choice vocal collections,
which WAS enjoyed by all.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
Threatened slrIhe OF Mnnch.,ter snInnors

MANCHESTER, n. H., June 5.-It is ex.
pected that at a meeting of the executive
council of the National Spinners' union
this afternoon the members of the Spin
ners' union in all the mills of this city
will be ordered to strike The strike is
over wages. Tho spinners claim that Agent
A. b. knight, Of tho Amory- Langdon
mills, promised to increase wages when
ever mills in other New England manu-
featuring cities did so, but will not now
keep this agreement The Spinners' union
held meeting Monday night, and the
members are prepared to go out the
moment they are instructed to do so.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
Broke HIS Anltie.

David Dangel. the we'll known builder
and contractor. Is detained at his home
with broken anxle. On Monday small
party, OF which Mr.. bangle WAS mem ber.
went short distance into the country to
enjoy little picnic While there the jolly
boy engaged In different sports iholud.
ing wrestling. Mr. Duug5l ls noted for
being collar ami elbow wrestler and
while engaged in taking the ooncelt out
OF another his ankle turped under him
and broke. His mnny tri0nds syInpathlse
with him. Boys viii To boys.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
LOCAL DOTS.

The strawberry ehipmen over the
Delaware railroad are getting larger evory
day.
Mr.. JON n Walker. of No. 18 East Third
street, Is still suffering from u bad spell
of sickness.
Two Pullman oars were shipped to-day
frola this city. One to Philadelphia and
the other to Jersey City.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
tmorlta I.cn,cs ,l,c wny.,

Tic racing yacht Amoritn, built Cor ].
Gould HroGkar OF New York was launch.
cd from the yard OF the Harlan and Hol-
lmEsworth Company. lts builcers this
morning III the presence OF Its owner, Its
designer. j. A. Carey Smith. and q few In.
Sited gucsts.
1he AGorita Ia a centIe schooner craft
constructed OF steel and iron, measuring
9H fott2 inches from stem to stern. She
Is 20 feet beam anu IL foot s Inches in
depth.
Ihe yacht will carry between 5000 and
5000 square teet of canvas. She Will be in
com mAnd OF CAPTAIN ". II. Dennls.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
Formulation of SIM Prnuciaco.

The San Francisco Call says; 1.-THE fed.
erai census OF 1890 gave San Franeisco q
nopulation OF 20S S00-ln round numb bers
300 1000. Tho school census taken In he
early part OF this month reported Il total
f93, 5sS children under the age of seven.
teen years.
Multiplying this by 81. the basis that
has been generally adopted In this coun.
try for estimating the population OF ctles,
we find that the present population of the
city Is 8a7, 453. We must. therefore CON
clude either that the population OF the
city has Increased 2S, 600 since 1890 OF that
the federal census under estimated the
number OF iuhAbitantsn
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
nnnIh of NIIA l.nAIrII.

Mrs. Caroline Powell, wife Of the late Fl.
Barring Powell, and daughter OF the late
Hon. Richard II. Buynard. died In Phila :.
delpnia on Sunday. Services were held
to-day at the Caurch OF the Ascension
Broad and South streets. Philadelphia
and the remains were removed to this
city this afternoon and interment made n {
the Wilmington and Brandywlne CeIne-
terry.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05

w ANri.D-A good home In Philadelphia
w Tor "a goud white glri IN family. Six
MI iii" ity II wOnrn to 20 Ia the couu, ry Tor
houaawrrk. ~ hiie and col0rel girls wnnt
htua iohs Al seGsiore a eoud culore1 Hiil
wants situation ia new Nolk city. as cooh or
liEeEce uihce So shidey street. i5-lt'
\h ANlED-To trade. Victor bicfcle
w 1874 make fbcGmht tire, lamp and
bell Tor good driving hoiee Address
Biclcle' lhls oage 15-3t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
Z t,arry ps,ey., meath.

The friends OF Harry Peters who saw
him drown on sunday last have taken ex-
ception In one part to the article which
appeared In the REPuBLIcAN OF Monday.
They say the body was Ia the water three.
quarters OF an hour before being recover.
ed. but the reporter who chronicled the
cad affair was on the oreek bank shortly
after and learned from four eye witnesses
the facts which made up the story as
published. Presence of mind was lack
Ing ON this OCCASION other eye.witnesses
stated. We willingly state the objection
and give the explanation Of the unfortu-
naIa YnunQ mans frlanha.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
Hand Badly Cur,

Samuel Hinger employed by Charles O.
Mammele. the pork butcher at stalls 80
aud 70 In Third street market had his
right hand badly cut this morning. In
laying down a large ham the butcher
knife slipped and the centre OF his right
hand was badly lacerated. He went to
the drug store of Taylor and Fullerton
where he had the wound dressed,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
Work Of tho Fort.

Collector o! Port Townsend reports the
work OF the port to be as follows for the
past year.
mports-Eng land. $50 800; Belgium,
SOL Chill, $l29.2S6; Scotland, s1s3
Exports-France, sl. GAS 7s2; Germany,
$3.50 632; Newfound land. s2 SO.
England, s7sl 9o8; Cuba, sl0, 1856; Boot.
land, $l53 Brazil. sSI3. 1l3.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05

Miss Nellie Maxwell of this city is the
guest Of Miss Alice 2. Hoopes OF Clay.
mont, Del. .....
! 1t is reported that Speaker MoMullen is
about to enter into new oflico. which
may prove as pleasurable II not more
profitable than the one he hoped to fill, at
one time In the Court House.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
Conntry wecI, sub,criptIon,,

We ASA those who are deposed to send
In any amount they can spare to the Coun-
try Week Fund. 1t is very deserving
object. Many mothers AMI children thus
get some time in the country during the
hot weather. We are short of funds and
trust that those who read this will send
us promptly. We will see that all money
ls used properly and many made happy
and healthler. Send TO Waiter l.. Butler,
Treasurer, No. 42U Market street.
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES.
No. S37 Iatnall street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
Frustrated by tho IIeut

Lamborn Craig, driver in the employ
OF The Joseph Bancroft and Sons Com
pany is lying at his hume at Rockford
very low, the result of heat prostratlon.
MIR Craig was found In semi. conscious
condition IN the company's stable Monday
mig ht. He must have been in that condi-
Ito Ii for half an hodr before found. Since
then he has been under the almost con-
tlnued care OF DR.. John Palmer.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05

MI lJSON-Dn June !, lSV1, Dy
Rev. W. H. BurrelL u Cooper street, Cam
den, N. j Mt ThVmaS Middleton 10 Miss
Lottie Hudson, both oil Wilmington, Del
DEATHS.
GESN On June I'd, 1885. Charles W. Gem,
aged 10 years.
Relatives and friends are invitel to attend
funeral services ut the residence Of his fat b.
er, Isaac n. Genn No. ~ Buena Vista st rect,
on "Wednesday afternoon ut 2.3D O'Clock. In-
Torment at LombarIy Cemetery.
One less at home
The charmed circle brOkcn. II daar face .n ssed
ay by day from its usual place.
But ulcansed, saved ami perfected by grace.
One more In heaven.
One less on ehrth. a--"
Its pain. its sorrow and it's toll ~ STARE
One less tue pilgrins daily cross o bear,
One more the crown OF the ble5t o wear
At home In heaven.
PETERS suddenly on Jnne {. Harry W :,
son OF Ihomss and Sadie Peters. aged 10
y"ars
helntives and friends are IN vlted 10 attend
thh funeral from the uuucTtAking rooms of
James J.. Chandler. No. III W. gih street on
wednesday afternoon. at O'Clock inter
meht nt MI Salem cemetery.
NOuUW bon tho "a instant Ellen Jane
woodward wife of Robert ). WoOlmnld
T. the aith year of her age
Funeral on wednesday at 10 oclo X from
tho r. sdUu'e OF h r sister, Ar~ Harry Mo-
kiusey, - apple street. Newark, Del ReIa-
tiv9s md Trends are invited without fur
ther notice, .-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
n "a "a Ea1 ENg Cough Cure
~ ga ave- y. - np pm O0'u
AIIye. ana AIIKigilt.

Samuel Comfy. of pencader Hundred,
called al our Office this morning us no
was Oh his way to visit relatives at Frank
fora, Pa. lie is III his Slst year nnd not.
withstanding thu report of his death he
looks as though he might yet become a
nonogenurtan. lie expects to return to
his .tome next Friday. Blay good luck
attend aim.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
I,ni,I,iInr.

David Powell left at our office this
morning specimen Of the cabbage which
he said WAS heiHg std b, Alr. Donahue In
the King street market, 1t was nearly
two inchGs In diamater. lie expects to
have some soon TO rIgui tho early variety
sold by Mr. GoltZ
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
A June " edtiIng.

George A. Landers, postmaster OF New.
berry, Pa, and Miss Annie l. Travis were
married in ST. Paul's 81. L. Church at noon
to day by Rev. 4. L. Terry. The BRIDES
maid was Aliss Auno Brice and grooms-
man 4. j. Williams The ushers were
Wallace Irwin, Harry j. Bailey, Lewis
Harmon and George @. Bailey. Mrs.
Florence Fisher played tho Wedding
matches. At the home OF The brides
aunt Mrs. Melinda Blupn No. 6l2 King
street, u reception Nag held.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
HOOPER'S S ANOOIHE p; S::;$;; S$::;$i$ Ss;;;
MARRIAGES.

MIDDLETON ON-HuUsoN-On June |. 1895. by
Rev. w. II. Burrell. - Cooper street Cam
den. N. j MI. ThymaS Middleton TO Miss
Lottie Hudson, both oil Wlmington, Del
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
un. for Denver via peunn. R.R.


For the accommodation OF persons who
desire to visit Colorado on the occasion of
the meeting Of the National Educational
Association, at Denver. Col. July to l2,
the Fennsylvania Railroad Company will
sell excursion tickets on July 8, A and 8. to
Denver, Colorado Springs Manitou and
Fueblo at the extremely low rate OF $50 rs
from New York. SI9.25 from Philadelphia,
tlG5O from baltimore and Washington,
SaL21 from Harrisburg; propurtionate
rutes from other points.
These tlekets Will be good for return
passage from Colorado points on July II,
H. "a and Is, with an extension until Sept,
lst II desired.
epeciul train OF Pullman Buffet Sleep.
ing Cars vii. To run, leaving New York at
TO- 10 a, M, July 4, stopping at prominent
intermediate points and arriving at Don.
yer on the afternoon of July g.
This affords grand opportunity for a
trip to the world-renowned Rocky Noun.
tain resorts in Colorado at com paratiye-
ly small cost.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
LninYettc I.n,irs nnlrnrs.

i Lafayette Lodge. No. 4. A. L. A. NJ. hold
1te annual meutlng last evening and elect.
ID those otiicers;
Nnster. Hurry W. Lowe; senior warden
Edward Ehlarsi iuulor warden. Harry
Guthrie; secretary, William Il. Reynolds,
treasurer. William I. Lyman; trustees
Past Master james Crooks Joseph Nc
Bride and J. jackson Pierce. After the
meeting collation. was served In the
banquet room. Speeches were made by
Brand Master Wv. Harrison, AOner +.
Bailey, W. a. Reynolds, j. Korn. of the
Mississippi Jurisdiction and others.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
Inc AUTHORIZATION ..i,nrt.

1t Ia stated on good authority that
the reason thu police have not bsen paid
Is because the APPROPRIATION has run
short Therefore the men Will not be
paid until after the meeting of Council
on Thursday night. wien something will
he done to relieve the want.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05

In lecture on the effects of rifles. Pro.
fessor Horsley, OF London, having show.
ed some photographs Of bullets In flight
demonstrated that In front of every bullet
Is paroholc curve OF compressed air
while behind 1t there are series of little
eddles OF air rushing into the vacuum
created by the flight Of the missile,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
nusy he, unnt, I, I.trr,n,,.

The Busy Bce B4nd ot tho Women'e
Home Missionary Society q st. Pauls NJ.
Il. Church will give an Old limo iioral con.
cert In the church TO morrow evening.
Tickets OF admission will lie cents aud
the proceeds will be devoted TO Epworth
Church
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
Admins etlLI unconsclonn.

There Is no change In the condition of
John Quincy Adams. the colored man
found on the track on Sunday morning
south of New Castle by the crew of the
engine OF the Norfolk express. The doc.
tors ut the almshvuse have no hopes of
his reUOY. ry
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
Episcopal Church Convention.

The Tooth annual convention Of the
Episcopal Dioc ese of Delaware is in ees =
sion at Lewes to-day. The convention was
opened last night by missionary meet
ing at which Revs George W. Davis. Geo.
G. Hall and others spoFo This morning
Bishop Coleman delivered his annual
address on the work and needs OF this
diOcose
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
221 Market Street.

There's comfort
and economy in a
Wash Suit, and too,
because each time
you wash it you
have practically a
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
A ilny I,Ouder.

The White Brothers. Front and Orange
streets. are selling hay loading machine
for 300. that will be a great aid to the
farmers. ANY one baving a hundred
bic Investment. The AIsssrs. White will
DO pleased to show II to all VIII may call.