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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29
CROWDED 10 tHE DOORS.

The hundreds Of people turned away
from the doors OF the Great Manufacture.
era Sale at 22S Market stEeet, on Saturday
laet, compelled us to close the doofs
Several times during the day, owing
to our inability to walt on the
immense crowds, We ask your par
don, and would state that we have pro.
cured an additional force of salesmsn and
are now prepared to give every one proper
attention by polite and smiling statesmen.
We will gladly rectiiy any mistakes made
last Saturday, during the Immense rush.
Remember. this sale Is no humbug no
fake. no bankrupt stock. no old wash fire
sale. buta bona Tide forced sale, from
responsible. well.known clothing house
of Philadelphia. Everything goes at lees
than one.third of what 1t Is worth. mean.
ing, three dollars worth OF tailor made
clothing tor just one dollar In money.
Sale lasts for a short time only. Ask 70
the following articles Mems Elegant Silk
Lined Spring overcoats at $500. Mems
Business Suits $780, worth $500. Mems
Suits s4.75. worth $1,000. Mems Elegant
Clay worsted Suits at $3.50. worth $1,000.
Mems Elegant Black and Blue Cheviot
Suits at $500, worth $1,000. Mems Cassi-
mere Suits at $500, worth $i350. Boys
Elegant Suits at 69c. and $l.00, worth $3.50.
Boys Suits at s160, $500, S2.4s. worth from
1915 to 5000. Thousands of Mems Heavy
Working Pants at CSC. Elegant Cashmere
Pants at soc, worth So. so. Fine Dress Pants
at $3.50, worth $500. Fine Dress Pants at
$500, worth $500 Children's Jersey and
Velvet Suits at less than cost of the goods
Spring 0vercoats at your own price. Fine
Serge Suits at $3.50, worth $14.00. Elegant
Imported Serge Suits at $780, worth $1,000.
Thousands of other bargains, Don't buy a
dollars worth OF clothing anywhere" but
come here first and convince yourself that
what is here advertised are facts beyond
dispute. Thousands of Childrcn's Knee
Pants at 13c. per pair. Lots of Coats and
Vests and odd vests at a mere trifle and
many other immense bargains. Come and
see them. Costs nothing to inspect. If you
wish to attire yourself as well as you can
afford, now is your chance at one-third the
price. Be very careful and make no mis-
Jake. Look for number 22S Market street.
and be sure you are In the right place.
Bear in mind there are no branch stores
connected with this wonderful sale of high
class clothing, A chance for such wonder
full bargains occurs only once in a lifetime.
Car fare allowed to all purchasers living
outside the city. During this great sale Of
Clothing at retail the store will remain open
from in the morning until 10 at night.
Saturday until IL o'clock midnight All
goods sold at private; no auction. See that
you get in the right store. Look for the
number 22S before entering.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

April 90. 1895
Mn. EDrToR:--Our attention has been
called to local In your Saturday edition,
stating that the Provdent lue Company
had purchased the charter of tho VIII
mtngton Coal * Ice Company. This an.
nouncement Ia so absurd that 1t seems
scarcely worthy oil notice by us and
would receive mona but for the fact that
we have no desire TO DO placed in false
position before this community.
We, therefore. state that the report you
published Is absolutely fslse, without one
scintilla OF truth for hnsie.
This company has not purchased and
has no intention OF purchasing any char
ter from any person or persons. II was
not organized to take advantage of con.
suEers OF Ice In any degree but simply to
Introduce economics III the delivery anu
sale OF ice that would enable II to sup
ply the public ut the lowest possible price.
IL 10 only necessary for any man OF or.
with the history OF the Ice trade of this
city for the past half century. to know
that every person or corporation { with
the exception OF those in tie business
last year) who has attempted to sell and
deliver leo here. has either failed or sold
out to others. who in turn as his SUCCESS
ore became insolvent We predict that
this will continue to be the result to any
one who attempts the selling OF leo In
small quantities. as The long hauis and
consequent excessive waste Will add SO
much TO the cost OF delivery as to render
the business Improbable.
Indeed. thore are only four months In
the whole year that can be regarded rs
profitable under the most favorable cir
Guinstances. Eight months of the year
unemp cd teams must bs Kept aud Ter.
minul expenses met which Gun only be
done by ipcurrng loss that would 10
incredible to anyone not familiar with The
workings OF the tIaio. Very truly you're.
The Provident Ice .'or pa ~.
Jacoit Pusey President.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

Three small boys. aged six eight and
ten years. sons OF Josiah Cox, Edward
Cox and Samuel Blddie started OF on
Saturday morning to Walt their uncle.
William Biddle near Klrkwood, some four.
teen miles from this city. without letting
their parents know anything In regard to
tho matter. In the evening their parents
became alarmed at their prolonged alb.
sence and started out to search for them.
lnquirlnR at the City Hall, at Chester and
Philadelphia. as well as at different points
In our city.
The search was also continued on Sun.
day. About five O'Clock the boys were dis.
covered on the cRuseway by Danie. Rutter.
almost exhausted by their long walk. and
conveyed to their homes. Their feet were
badly bllstered and their clotht soaking
wet. 1t will be a long time before they
will undertake to walk a / | nil distance.
especially when 1t rains. Bought wit is
best OF ALL and they will consequently not
no I'D severe reprtmand to prevent them
entering on such journey In the future.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

Strikes are expensive. Tho report OF
the Brooklyn Heights Rlilroad Company
for the quarter ending March 3ist shows
deficit Of S527,OlO IA.
Delaware's emblem will be the peach
blossom,
The Y. NJ c. Il. General Secretaries
Convention Will he held at Hartford,
Conn, on May Is to is Secretary Dow
will attend.
Tie Homeopathic Hospital has inst ia.
sued the seventh annual report The book
came from the Rogers Press and contains
great deal Of Information.
The closing one OF the course OF lecturse
Civ by tho Brownson Library AssOc'a.
ton this season will be delivered by the
Rev. X NJ Falon In the lecture hall of st.
Pauls Church this (Monday) evening.
Rabbi Korn OF the reformed jewish con.
Rregatiun mere spoke in the synagogue at
Eighth and Orange s'reets yesterday af-
ternoon.
The school ommissoners OF District
No. Al. Now Castle hundred, advertise for
proposals to rebuild the Rose Hill school,
house. which was destroyed by fire few
weeks ago.
Any Que Wishing a good watch dog
at "a reasonable price should cell at No.
1877 Railroad avenue, over Eleventh street
bridge.
Mr.. George I. Hepbron. and wife re.
tuihbh " ipipoh'1 Az ILLS
He IL physical director OF the Eastern Di.
vision Y. NJ. &. A., which is the oldest but
one among the half dozen Y. NJ. C.AssoclR-
tons of that city
The Lud!es' Aid of Calvary p. E. Church
desire tn thank all who aided them with
donations b their hazaur
Judge Ball went to Dover today in the
interest OF a client W no is seeking dl.
yorce
DR.. Howard 0gle is in Dover today.
Sergeant Newman and Reserve officer
Dunlap OF Phial. visited our city yester.
day.
Miss Matte Lewis. OF Newark. Del, re.
turned home yesterday after spending o
few days with her relatives In this CITY,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29
DUPONT POWDER ExpluDEs.
Tho Rolling WILLS In tbs Hasley Yard Are
Dam ,sed Early This Morning.

by the explosion Of powder In the two
rolling mills In the HaRley yard OF the h.
l. Du Pont DE Nemours Company at 4, As
o'clock this morning, the roofs of the
mllls we're thrown into the BrahdyTne
creek and the buildings shattered. There
was no one Injured.
The explosion, fortunately for the
operators OF the mills, occurred at time
when they were not at work The men go
TO work at quarter before O'Clock and a
few minutes before that time an explosion
in the north mill occurred. About ton
OF powder was in the building and the
concussion produced bv the report was SO
great as TO jar the second mill and the
eontents of 1t also exploded.
Altogether about two tons OF powder
exploded. Had the explosion occurred q
fow minutes later several lives would
have been lost, as at that time workmen
would have been In the mills The 70.
porte followed closely and found the
entire city awakening many people VINO
at once supposed that an explosion OF
powder al tho mills had occurred.
Owing ~ the dnmpness of the atmos-
phere the report was heavier than IL would
have been If the weather had boon clear.
The damaged mill ls being repaired.
Quite number of sight seers went out
to the yard, but were refused adnittance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

Thomas q SeabrOok and his Orera
Company III THE Isle OF Cham pagnr' is a
delightful revelation to theatre goers
The quaint originality and eeverness Of
the comedian as well as the charming
novelty of tho opperPttH 10 promptly
recognized and eNto led Mr. Seubrooks
begins ali engagement oil Uue night at lua
Gland Opera HOUSE, FRIDAY. May Sd. aud
Will present the same nj sufficient attrac.
zion, but in an imprOvsI manner. cOnse.
qLe T. upon new mount In the COSTUME
department. The prosperous career OF
the Of rrdurIng the past season has af.
fordel opportunities Tor aiding novel lea
lures and embellishments : : me comedy
scenes. 50 that lie coming production is
likely to awaken fresh interest among
those who viii become hubItues OF the
.lsle' iturlng Fascination IN this city
The opening oil the h. nee for the ad-
vance sac Of seats the latDrooK on.
gagement has met WI 49,. Eager RESPONSE
on tile part oil the seat ~ ers. aad there
Is hardly "a doubt cut that 1.-The lsls OF
ChamplRne' VIII delnonstraLe an In.
cteused popularity.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

Rector Charles l. Murray preached a
short sermon SUNDAY forenoon In st. An.
drews T. f. Church. Il WAS IA scientific
research AID Z mEaTntlyu exposition OF
Christian eyasHGe III the HE experience
and testimony OF tie Apostle Paul in
uen OnstiutiUn Vi the resurrection.
His tex was kpmamuer mat Jesus
Christ vi HE seed Of David. was raised
from tle dead according To our Gospel"
&r. Cur rtnder's solo was highly uppte.
clHted hot OulY Oh account q i pare Voice
but distinct Huealauor, Whereby the
words could 0s understood. ms Ii gen.
orally . stngu SANG excellence OF tho
bt. An y vs. sf glng.
Persons VINO brtyud aAowpry morning
TO attenl setyicos at this cLuTGu were
greatly rewarded, Rector Murray does
mot need Intellect ia, siIg.zhoW aeusatIons
70 attract an ~ Ience. lie Is at more at
traetlNe IN leiegile RESOURCES he finds tor
new anu original llsc utse Oh the Sayiors
Gospel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

KIRKyoop, April 30.

KIRKvooD, April 30.
When the first train arrived here from
Wilmington this morning Operator Frank
kane aud Chief Dolan's private secretary.
Simon Dougherty got off here. Doughegty
had q gun and looked real angry. The
trouble was that Sergeant Evans was to
be along also, but MESSED the train.
lie had all the bait and neither Of the
two men could fish. A target was put up
ami Simon tried to hit inside the rim but
could not. Evans arrived on the noon
train but as 1t WIS raining 80 heavily the
trio abandoned the idea OF fishing and
bought some fish from two little bare foot.
ed boys
Mr. Kane sang the following very
appropriate little song at the depot;
City man with tackle fine.
Fly-tlpped hook and twisted line,
Fishing daily In the brook. u
Nary fish gets on his hook.
Barefoot boy with worm for bait. n
Line and pole way out OF date;
Fools around an hour or SO
Aud lands trout at every throw.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

HORN. Battered int5 rest. Friday. April 18th
Leighton MefriuN, infant son OF Charles s.
and Auua I. Horn, aged II months.
Funeral from the residence OF his parents
No. 10 West Ninth street, nonday. April
sHh. m ! Ia.
DOUGlIERrY-un April ~ 1895. william
DOugherty, pEod 81 years
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
tn funeral lrum tho restlcncG Of hts dauRh-
Ter, Mrs. frank Je.ntell, 1873 Gtlpin avenue,
Oh Tuesday morning. pril 20. solemn high
mass ut II. AIMS Cnurch, ut . o'clock. ln-
terncnt ~ New Cathedral cemetery.
GREGG. In rhiadcphlL. ON April s7th,
lSOA. Ella, dau 4hier OF the late ltev. Joseph
and Alice GTcy4.
Relatives and rends of the family are iu-
vited to meet TIE fuHui on F0rsiay, April
nth, ut y. ~ q pioch, at he Id swede4 bur-
iHi grUunh, Wilmington. Del CIAm leavrs
Broai street station, Philadelphia, III II Is
n Ill.
PENN NGTON-ln Philadciphit, o. I've 2jth
instant James ~. remington, III the SSth
year OF his gc.
Relatives AMI friends ARE icqu' Sled to meet
the romhIns ut the n on buat on lue&Ay,
tn Jnth instant, to proceed to hNeiNiaw
cemetery
CoNNE,s-on the e7th instant. Joseph ID.
Conner ngca 10 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully iuvl-
ted 10 attend The iuncrhi from his lnie rtsi-
douGC noAr Chesapeake tliy, tOInur OW,
Tuesday AT l!Al &c uck. uitln.uIt IN
hcth"l buryint ground, chesapeake uliy.
HhNPlbS-Dn April q. 1888. Mary H., in.
iunt daughter OF Wtiiam ;. und Amelia
Robinson Hampton ugot mo this aud
days.
lie atlves and friends arc invited to attend
parents No, 70! West nceu"d stree, ON Tues
DAY afternoon, Rt O'Clock lutrrmeut pri-
vateNt Rivervirw Cemetery. ..-
BRANNAN-Om Aprh ~ 1875, susie. dtush-
ter OF William AMI AlarSd ci BraunAn.
aged - years.
Reaul O. ana freudy are lhvitcI 10 nttend
the funeral rrIN'ra IN ispNullh Chufvh, on
ImsUu, 81 nrlon, +. ~. imernent at
LomnarLy eemttcE-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

Rev. o. @. BuddingtoD presided at the
meeting OF the Ministerial Union this
morning In the Second Baptist Church.
Ninth and Franklin streets.
Rev. j. ID. Locates was elected secretary
to fill the unex pred term OF Rev. B. 4.
Jester
Rev. Charles +. Hendricks pre- sented an
interesting paper entitled 1.-The Ideal
Church." In his absence the paper wHs
read by the secretary. The paper wss dis.
eussed by Revs. Hanna. Rooms Terry,
Short, Lecates. Howard Milligan aud San.
derson.
The next meeting will be held In Asbury
Church at which Rev. W. q. Rooms will
contribute paper on "The pas tor ami the
pulpit and their mutual relation aud COM
paratlve needs In ministerial work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

The deal between A. L. Ainseow and N.
Snellenberg x Sons Of Philadelphia bv
which the latter will DO given frontage
OF IS feet on Market street and depth OF
10 feet on Seventh the site OF the old
LOWS Building, will be contaminated In
u few days. The price paid MIR. Alnseow
wOs $500.
The Lewis building cost 5000, the Nc.
Call building S2O5O0 and the cost OF tearing
down the buildings will make $1,000 more.
which In the aggregate makes more than
sos 900. ON the site II is proposed to
build handsome building and 1t is said
when the structure Is conf leted the cost
will De nearly 500. 100 The bus mess Will
be conducted by nephew OF Nathan
Snellenherg. the senior member oil the
firm 1t will 10 opened by winter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

Miss Marguerite Kerwin of Port Deposit,
who has been the guest OF her sister Mrs.
W. j. Johnston of oil Pine street, has re-
turned to her home after q week oil social
enjoyment, A dance was given in her
honor at Webster's on Tuesday evening
upon which occasion "a number OF friends
were present,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29
The games scheduled for to day gre as
follows;
Philadelphia at New York.
Boston at Baltimore.
K Brooklyn at Washington.
Chicago at Cincinnati
Plttsburg Mt ST. Louis,
flttSOufR AZ 81, LOUIS.
Cleveland at Louisville.


The clerk OF the weather furnished
enough April showers on Saturday TO
disap point several thousand lovers OF the
nationnl game from seeing the pennaIf
fiRhtert' battle for supremacy.
At New Haven on Saturday. Yale troun.
ced Brown In the final cup game by the
score OF 9 to s.
Umpire Lynch was turned down for en-.
forcing the rules made by the magnates.
Every lover OF blse ball admires Lyuchs
law and cries down with Freedman and
Young.
The Southern trip utterly spoiled the
Phillies. Jack Taylor 10 the only pitcher
the club has at present,
John Mcmahon had better not be too
,boastful until he pitches nine lnnlngs on
the diamond. Holding boy Isn't playing
ball.
Pennsylvania University will probably
play on d. cnration Day at New Castle.
Manager Hushebeck has Il reserve battery
and can play two games on that day.
In the event of Philadelphia troune-
iDg The New York club on Thursday next,
all the home players will be- presented
with uew suits by N. Snellenburg u Com.
lpany.
The game between Cornell sni Prince.
ton TO day should be an interesting cen.
test
An editorial on Saturday requested all
fish stories aud snake yarns to be sent to
me. Lest 1t would be misunderstood
nc may be stated that he is very poor
newspaper man indeed, who cannot be all
'all rounder."
The Star Athletic Club wishes to hear
from any team la the StRte whose players
reunler 10 yeats OF aRN. The players
are: Bce, catcher; Permar. pitcher; Rus.
cell, snort stop; X Sly, first base; Aaron.
second base; Thompson, third Ease, Yed-
der. centre field; and Frlzeleben. right
Held. All challenges received at Tenth
and Pine street,.
The Amaraith base base club has organ
ized for the season Of '95 and will receive
challenges from all rst class team Adj
dress II. N. Chambers, 1923 West street.
batting order: Williams, c.; Fish. D.; +.
Cowan. S.. Chambers. lb.; N. Bugbee, 2b I;
Batty. 3D.; Bugee RI. ; Loyutte. cf. Miller,
Umpire Mcdonald on Saturday fined
Captain Giascsck o. for questioning de.
cision.
Captain Arson and Manager McCloskey
deny that PfefIer has been sold to Chica.
20.
Turner Is on the hospital list from
COLL sion With Sullivan in last lhuraday's
game.
In an exhibition game at st. Louis yes.
ferday the Browns defeated Indianapolis
Is to 10.
Manager Irwin might send little Willie
McGll home TO join Weyh.ng IN locating
tLe home plate.
Glascook and Pfeifer are Alternating be.
tween short stop and first base with but
indifferent success.
; Burkett, Cleveand's left fielder. was
lined S25 yesterday for using bad Ian
Eauge. VIII MCDonald DO transferred
Cassidy is making record on the Grand
Rapids club.
Taylor and Clements will he in the points
for the Phillles In thisi afternoons game,
while liusie aud Farrell viii do tho bat.
terry WORK Tor New York
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

NhhhhA ~thiol ~ ofhfr rom the West.
> w. l. lie t,roN, superiEtend .nt ul tho
Rocky Mountain I=trlcl Of tho American
Suudny school MON Wa IL Wilmington
yesterday aud IN lie morning spuGe at
EnRt aud teHtIat churches aud IN tie
evening al at. lAuEs and Hanover church.
Grace and Delaware Avenue Bcho Is AID
at \, NJ. 4. a n,aeua4 Mr. be Gr0tps
nlstrict comprises otgrado, Utah aud
Wyoming. Inc union Is u missionary
one and Its object Ia the gathering 81
children INTO schools wb8ro organizations
are formed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

BALTIMORE, April 2T,--Mnrshau &c.
Price, charged with the murder of tho
schoolgirl Sallic Dean, makes affidavit
that he could not have fair trial on the
easter shore, and asks that the case he
removed to Baltimore. Marshal Frey will
send a squad OF policemen with Price
when he Is taken from Jail here TO be ar
raigned in the Caroline county court, in
order to insure IA legal disposition of him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

Chief Ju4tlca Lore. Attorney General
Nicholson and Judge Wales lett thi4 city
company with J. Harry Rogers OF New
Castle, Tor the purpose Of inaplrtnN the
papars belonging 10 Mr. Rogers, which
had been advertised for snn nd among
which II was thought thtt the original
deed Of tho twelve mile circle was. in.
oluded
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

PLAINFlELD, n. j., April 27.-As far as
can be learned the New York detective /.
have not yet found a clcwto the daring
thieves who stole So, 765 fsom the First
National bank in this city at noon on
Monday last Tho theft will net affect
depositors, and there has been no run ON
the hank
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

a. The Rev. Dr. W H. S. Murray Of Dover
will deliver n lecture before the students
OF the Goldey Wilmington Commercial
and Shorthand College In tine College
Hall to- morrow afternoon at 80 O'Clock.
Suhiect;" The Value Of business Educa.
ton" A cordial invitation is extended this
public TO be presont
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

Charles Frhren'ach known among
sporting men us iIilJarbaCk has Just got
len ont new trap for live pigeon shoot
ing. which is m lint rovement on any yet
seen lnatead OF the puller being obliged
10 brow the ttHn nunu Up main strength.
tho trap OPP tself. with great guiCkness
and o5rsid eftn ia noise, by pulling q string
mrdintniy thrown open 10y the means of
two heavy springs On the inside. 1t will
he a GoOr bird that VIII not lly from "Bil-
de"DlcH >" tiap
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

Mrs. T.W Hawkins, Chattanooga. Tenn.
says. 'Shliohs Vltalizer Saved My Life
consider 1t the best remedy for o debili,
tated System ever used" For Dyspeu4
sia, Liver or Kidney trouble 1t exoels.
Price 10 cts.
Sold by N. u. Danrorth. Druggist. s. L. Cor.
nd and Markot 81 roots.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

on Oh dc fN DOIiHrs saved Rre dollars
- I'D Up - earned. To apply this maxim,
you must watch the bargains advertised The
tEOid Embossed Wni Papers now being sold
by the EIDEIiTY WALL. PArEK 20. of IY
North lin ST.. Philadelphia, for loo ana lie,
per piece come under this huai.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

PENSsGEoyE April 2sth.-The steamer
City OF BrIdgeton. which was recently solA
to South American parties, and which
GnIun Observation-Disclosures. Is t. run from tho
Orinooo river to Cayenne, French Guiana
She is now being tittediu p Tor the trip.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

PENSACOLA, Fla, April 21,--Tohn Girls
well the boy murderer Of his father was
sentenced In circuit court yesterday to i'm
prisorment in the state penitentiary for
life
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

The fact that Plastico Is ready for use
at once 10y simply mixing with cold water
Is much in it's favor. o ,aL upon coat may
be applied as occasion requires and any
one cen use. MukeB pretty room,
healthy anu sweet smelling. James III.
Bryan.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

Patrolmen Moran, Donahoe and Aiken
are on Burroughs. The police mmisslons
ers have given Moran and Donahoe two
weeks and one day respectively for being
late In their reports and Aiken one week
for sleeping while on duty.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

500 900 boxes Japanese Pile Cure were
sold In 1892 in the United States. IL ia
sold with written guarantee to cure or
money refunded.
Miler's Drug store. 402 Market street, and
N. b. Danforth, Second and Market streets,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

Raffaelli MoGugenheimer (viewing
his work )-Deres one of yer Aubrey
WAiskorsley pictures. 1t amt much of
likeness, nor it amt pretty, but it's
der fashion, an you bet yer life dat's
what goes. I'd rudder he out O. money
dan out o. fashion. Truth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-29

Mr.. J. A. Farlow, No 1880 French street,
will remove 10 Brooklyn, n. u. Oh Mon.
day, having obtained IL situation with the
Atlantic Traction Company.