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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
LOCAL QUOTATIONS
LOoAL DOTs.

Miss Jeraie @. Vernon Is visiting Miss
Jennie Kilt OF West Chester. Pa.
Miss Jennie Kilt OF West Chester. Pa.
who has been Waiting friends 10 thls city
returned home yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs James T. Twlgg. OF 800
Spruce street. went to Ocean City yester.
day to visit their relatives.
Mise May Jones and Miss Maggie Shier
of this city and Miss lrma McGurk of
Philadelphia are soiourning at North
Brook. Pa, for the summer.
Mlss Mabel Mccain has gone to Elk.
ton, Nd, today to pay visit to her aunt.
Mrs. Cadamus Price
The Misses Emma Walker. Alice Ford
and Henrietta Glover are spending a ten
days' vacation at tho Hotel Bryn Mawr,
Atlantic City.
Mr.. Charles p. Cassidy. grocer OF Rock.
ford, ts spendina ten days at Atlantic
City.
Never was there such appreciation
shown .as was the response to the an
nouucement Of our cut In u sale; and ls
there any wonder2 Ills almosta a. pity to
see such fine values In ehoes and slippers
of every description slaughtered and
levelled down to less than actual cost oil
manufacture; but they got to go-and
that's all there is about 1t.
WeIe too busy to close out and shall
keep right along opening your eyes and
exposing the high prices you bavs boon
used to paying Tor your shoes. Schoo
shoes 500, to 500. 7bo and 90c. Look fol
name and number Bloomar's. All King
street. Wilmington, Del. Open at night
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
WIN citv counc,,.

City Council last night heard the report
OF the Finance Committee on the petition
of Neal O'Donnell and Il. o. Bennett for
the return OF overpaid taxes. The reports
were adverse to the refundinR. but the
petitions OF e, T. Dilworth and John r..
Taylor were favorably reported upon. The
balance In bank was reported to be $780,.
s04 Go.
An order for eio.6se,32 was directed to
belrawn in favor Of the Board ofEduoatioE
for monthly appropriation and ESQ. 900 for
the new building fund. It was ordered
that s27, 227 be placed In each OF the four
depository banks. the amount to no drawn
from Union Bank. The bill Of Frank A.
Webb for building the public comfort
house In Eighth street park w9s ordered
paid. Abtll from L. L. Rice tho architect.
for drawing the plans was nlso passed
The Finance Committee wac reported tho
petition for the return Of overpald tax OF
Phillip Doughorty who explained that he
had been assessed for years US a mechanic
when he should have besn rs lahoror.
An invitation fom the Coiored Odd
Fellows to.participate In the parade OF
August 70 was received and filled.
Mr.. Ooerley moved that the Park Com
mittee be nuthoized to purchase 100 feet
OF land on West street for the park road
aud the motion passed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
KrI.nhniiiEnii

Tie larRee auditorium Intended for use
during the campneeting at Rehoboth and
for other gatherings ls completed. The
camp will begin on Saturday evening,
August IA at 7.45 and will close August
20 with the evening service.
Tuesday. August 90 will be observed ns
Gospel Temperance Day; Thursday
August %, as sunday School Day ana
Thursday, Aug nst 20. as Epworth League
Day.
Special excur sions will be run from all
points south of Wilmington on the - aud
30, giving seven hours at Rehuboth. Ar.
ranEements have been made for tickets
dating from August 10 TO September
inclusive, FOR one fare. boarding tent
under good management. prepared to
accommodate any who may daslra board
and lodging few days before the com
mencelnent of tho camp. Board and
lod ginE Will be - per week; less than a
week. & per day und table board, S5 for
twenty meals or s525 Der week.
special lodging tent WILL be prepared
for those WHO desire private apartments
at 80 cents per day or sl.75 per week for
sch occupant Persons may secure these
special apartments with board at 81 per
day Iha usual tWo.story tents can be
rented for sl2, and one story tents Tor 81,
ani Iany be occupied reasonable timo
after the camp closes without additional
charge.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
AN ILLINOIS MYsTERY.
Probable Murder of CoIored Woman
and Her Infant Child.

and Her Infant Child.
MoLINE, Ills, Aug 16.-What seems to
be double murder has thrown the little
village Of Gordova, twenty miles up the
river into fever Of excitement. On Sun
day boatman on the river discovered the
body Of colored woman and towed 1t
ashore Sho was apparently 2s years old
and was thought to be a cook or chamber
maid on one of the river boats. Nothing
was found on her person to reveal her
identity, barring spoon, excepting
photograph Of colored man recognized
as Charles Jones, cook of the steamer Sid
ney. The steamers officers reported u
chambermald missing.
Later farmers wife near Cordova
recognized tho body as that of a woman
who had previously called in company
with colored man and infant, and had
been given food, and also identified the
spoon as one she had given the child at
the same time. On Tuesday night q
bundle Of child's clothing was found
partly buried In the ground near the
place where the woman's body was dis
covered. Shortly after q mound Of sand
was opened, and five inches below the sur
face was found the body Of male chile
(colored), Is months old, with its heat
crushed and arms and leg broken, appar
emily stamped to death in the sand anl
hastily buried. A colored man, supposed
TO be tho one seen with the woman, bough
ticket at Cordova for Chicago, He dis
played several SEQ gold pieces. Detective
are doing everything possible to solve th'
myatery
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
IIorrors Of ,ae slave 1rade.


The report on slavery aud the slave trade
in Zanzibar. which has been recently pre-
sented 10 the COMMITTEES Of the British and
Enreigh Anti Slavery Society by their spe.
eial commissioner, Mr.. Donald Mackenzie,
states that within the last few years Bri.
tIsh cruisers have to some extent checked
the Importation OF slaves In Zanzibar and
Pemba. but the final issue OF tho case
against the Sultan's steamer. the Ktlwa.
without doubt dlshearteued British OIL
osrs In their crusade against the slave
trade; at all events. they have not been 80
enerzetic siace. In nearly all the dhows
which have been captured going north In
these parts from time to time small boys
were found and taken for eunuehs for the
harems In Arabia am told. eays Mr. lao.
kenzle, that the mortality Is very great
among these lads. The sultan Is eald to
have fifteen eunuchs to guard his harem.
6layes have but very few children, owing
II IL said, to the bad treatment OF young
girls by the Arabs and othsrs; hence the
necessity for the continued importation
OF raw slaves. According to tho lowest
estimats the sacrifice Of human lives In
Central Africa, which has to be made to
place 266, 900 slaves In Zanzibar and Penn.
ba. reaches the appalling amouns OF over
1000 900 souls. Every year 24,o0o uves
have TO be sacrificed Ia order to supply the
local demand In Zanzibar and Pemba.
Over 40. 900 lives are sacrificed yearly to
supply the export of slaves to the Arabian
coast This lie why slave who costa In
the interior few yards Of calico Is worth
from flo to $50 by the time he reaches the
coast so many dying fighting on the
road. After surveying the whole question
calmly, Mr.. Mackenzie 10 convinced thai
the legal status OF slavery should b
abolished at the earliest possible moment
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
waw..ss aup.ers tLssI

-
The wspssst Gun olup. Wtpt on ~ An--
nual excursion 70 Augustlps fter ysstsr.
day. ABOUT 900 OF the n3srkkhsn and
their wives went and they had an enjoy
abls time. The men had q shoot. Bob
Miller doing the best work. In the fifteen
bird race. Miller. Maui and Ewing made
clean scores:
The summary follows:
Seven targots-7F money, r. Miller.
j. Evans; second, q. Huber, w. Bird. j.
Syringe. ". Oeayer. J.. Il. Lyman. Young,
Eliere. King; third. q, Carey. ]. Maui.
Q SprinRer. II. Spoerl. gin. @. Miller. J.
Ten targets. -e'Eirss moasy. n. Miller, q.
Springer; second. q. Huber, G.. Miller.
springe; third. q. Mslchoir. u Evans
Maui, Young. Bird, o. White, King,
eeyentatgets.- money. Evans q.
Huber, Il. Miller. @. Miller: BlIderbaclI
Lyman. .Hartlovs,o Q. Buckmastsr, 4. Ewing
Hambrighte.J, White; third. Martin
sprinRs, Melchoir.
Fifteen targets. --f'irst money. Manl
Ewing. II. Miller; second. @. Hubsr
9; Baekmaster, J. Syringe; third
seven targets. s.-sIrst money. q. Buck
master, +. Ewing; second. r. Miller
Bllderback, King. springer Ellars. Maui
Springs, CleuveT, White, Hartlove; til ird
Melchoir, g. Miller, Spoerl. Caldwell.
Seven targets First money. Maui, @
Miller; second, q. Huber. X, Miller
Springer, Springs, Spoerl. Lyman. Bird
third. O. Buckmaster, J. Huber. Ewing
Young.
seyenrargets -I'Itst money. @ Martin.
o. Buckmaster, J, Syringe. Il. Miller;
second Mauldin EvsnB, G. Huber. Spring
sr; third. Gallo we'll. Young, Ewing, g
Miller. ]. Hubsr, Spoerl.
Seven targets. First money. Martin. q
Huber. Springer. Caldwell. Cleaver
Ewing. Melchoir, n. Miller, J. Huber
third. Hannam. BlocksoIn, Hhrtlove.
Ten targets. First money, c. Buck
master, Ewing, Caldwell; second, Care y
Springer. Cieaver. Maui. Melchoir;, third
q, Hgbe-, Evans. Hannah. Bird. Il Miller
Martin.
Seven targets. --Flrst money. Evans
Martin. Maui. Melcholr; second. Spring
or, Biiderback, q. Buck master, Springs
White, Ewing, Caldwell; third. Cieaver
Hartiove HanLam. Birii. J. Huber, Casey
@. Huber. H., Miller.
Seven targets-Eirst money, O. Huber
Maui; second. Evans, q. Bucgmaster, g
Miller. r. Miller; third. Caeey. Springer
Spoerl. Martin. Ewing.
Seven targets-Flrst money, Evan
Buckmaster. Maui, Hartlovs seeoud. @
Huber. G. Miller. Ewing. Springer. Oait
well. Casey Spoerl; third, Martin. tau
bright.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
Tint uerribIe Snneli.

The Board OF Health politely granted
lime to those most distinguished manure
makers on the Chrlatiaua TO pass their
chemicals through the flames Of a furnace
into spraying OF water in stack one
hundred feet high, TO deprive them OF
offensive odors.
Scarcely day or night. however, passes
but the same old stencil. only just little
mora refined, strkos some portion OF the
people OF our city. Complaints are FIRE.
lusntly made of its nauseating, Appetite.
destroying and supplying effects. How
far pollutlna the Christiana river killing
thousands of fish. aud making that q
great channel of stencil through the
heart oil the city will destroy public
health can better bs guessed at than ex.
perlenced
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
uans sHpLL wrsn snn wAssr
rsw.

- l = ~ IA.
when her duty's manifoldsd.
Aud her hours OF sase are few,
Will change come Ger the spiflt
OF the woman who ID 'snewfp
When aha's drawn upon Jury,
Or ta drafted for the wars.
Will she like her freedom" batter
Than the ''chaine' she now abhorsf
When she's running for an office
And Reta ''leftn and has the blues.
Won't she wish that she was back in
The ''oppressedy old woman'a shoenf
When the sfffp OF etate she's steering
Mid a storm OF mad abuse.
Won't she wish that for the ballot
she'd neer thought she had a use
Whom she finds that she lie treated
Like 4 man." o, tho ehe's ionged
For Just that, won't she be tempted
Oftentimes to think she's wrongsdf
When no man e'er gives his seat up
In car, or deiQns to hold
Her umb mbrslia when it's raining.
Won't she wish that she was ''oldT'
Won't she think the men Just horrid."
Left to hustle for herself,
Where she's looked on MS a rival
In the race for power and pelf?
When 0 mans reverence no longer
Is accorded as her due.
When be treats her as brother.
She'll be sorry that she's new
Mary Norton Bradford IN tho Bosto
Daily Globe.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
PHlLADELrHIAsM VIII MlNcTOM q
BALTiMoRE RAT Road

lnterIoonlns switch and Hisch sisnal s,s,
tea
PHlLADELpHIA MIL MlNcTOM q
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
M IN EFFEcT MAY ~ le3s
Trains win ieaye wilminston a. foiIows.
For Philadelphia texpressl, l.57, a65,
42o. $40, 7.4a. 7.b0. s.6o.s.Bb. ,1ols
lis2s, ll.45 O. M, "a. 10. .ls7. 3lb, 6.ol, SO
~ Aese&@SaailS CON- nod l ~ sna s,Ss. !. N.
Ss Il, .sS 1sS SSe;ss :ss 81 II III ~ In
"a 1cconimoJatioh. @ @ lon eoS s.SS, S 8 Sot. lo.4s, n.2s
u : IS 81 T. f. 3, 4. ;is 'sES e. III
sg os sostos ss Ssas SIfSSa, aas sSasss " IoIs M
For the south-southern Railway Ex-
press. IA y. m. sleepers 10 Memphis and
NSS For eiisS west Chester. via Lam9Ain. go =
For Newark Center and ihtsrnediass
stations. 1888 a, m and sS y. m. r.,
s ls Il + y asa sSs TO- sss. q aa ia 90 ~ h. an aad
l ailsss ass sss .nS ana lesisnse's'' s ''A1''A
Leave Philadeiphls. nroaa street. fer
Wilmington texprsssl. $50, up I2s 81,
4Ol. al. bub. b.dO, b.b9, blf, b.ep, ffUt Allu
Ills D. m. and Gus night.
IA sds aSs. aM si ~. SO sss. ioos "a and ia
For pssassiShl. ssSRlAx t.aps.ss5 nTA.s Isl, ,ss an
ssg ssg. ss sss ~ ss 1s .s ss & "a g a ass
L05. 6.ls and 1895 p m. :. -. -.
1o.o6. 1l.45 a. m; l,s7. sos. 50a P5e. 707 and
and g.o6 y. IN.
Accommodation, u $40 o. M. II 10. La
t.06, BIS. 7-26, and 10.ab p. m. i. "a
For New York. i.57. 2.66. 40 300. 9.A9,
Dab, 1905. 11.45 A. M; 81. 305, 40. b.Vf. 6.eb.
| B.b6 6.20, TOT, 9.12, and 1885 n. NJ.
For Boston. without change $50 p. n.
| For tho South-Southern Railway Ex-
press. 14l D. M. sieepers % Memphis and
NfS f'or tec West Chester. via r.nnI okih. SIS :.
,cls 4 is eSa ,s w'nlSssg iIS SIS ss ss III
s,ss :, .,I' P ana m; HRq Y2,5i TIL nlsss. hight
Baltimore. and inteimediets 70 stanonA
e9s SeaSs ave ft PfstliPedspph,a E. Broad street. for
Wilmington texpressl. $50. 1:2N. ids. LIS
q. m; l.i2 Al, 6oS. 6,s5. 7.4o. s.s5. il.1o.
n.ls p, m and i2-o5 night d mag. =.
I2,so. Sos, SlO, s.ss. .le6s and lisp. m.
Eo5 55s ssS ssi rps5 3 NJ sd and isiS R sRi. & ''' -
EoT Lswss s,s nsvsr nj sl2lop tA t5n M and .,.
| mar. Sl3 Il. .03 r. IN, AZ b. nj 1901 night
For Harrington and way stations only.
Express for wyoming, cps h M.
| Express for Cape Charles. Nd Point
Comfort a.d Norfolk. li.oa a. IN. and law
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For New Castle q.5I p. M. arid 1901 night
For Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort
1 and Norfolk, 12ol night. .a.. -.
\ For Middietown, Clayton. Dover. Wy-
Il ominK, FELTON,. Harrington. 9rldgeyfllos
6eaford, Laurel. and Deibsar. l2.ol night.
ts9 Congressional limited Expf esa
traif,s composed entire,y of Pullman Xes-
tibule ParIor and Dining Cars. No extra
fare other than the usual Pullman charge,
(sl Limited Express trains. composed OF
Pullman Vestibuie Parlor Cars vestlbpls
Passenger Coaches and Dining Car. Ne
Eor further Inflammation messengers are
referred to the ticket az ent ait tho station.
II o. M. PROVOST, j n. WOOD.
Il General Manager. General Pass. Az.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16

SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Levari .Facias, to me. directed,
will be exposed 70 public sale at the
Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the city
Of wilmington. New Castle county.
THE 18th DAY OF AUGUST, 1926.
at 2 o'clock p. M,
the following described real estate, viz;
situate in BrandywIne hundred, New
Castle county and State of Delaware,
b99nded end described ons a. ioilows .,
Owen Zebley's land; thence with his land
north 46is degrees west 4S 4-lQ perches to
thence with said Pyle's land the four
following courses; South Al degrees west
% perehes to a, stone, north " degrees
degrees west 81 2-l0 perches to stone,
and south IS degrees west 20 perches to
the middle of the Foulk road thence
along said road south 10 degrees west 7-10
of perch TO a stake or stone; thence by
John, Foulk the four following, courses:
stone; north SOla degrees east q 4-10
perches to a stone. south SiA degrees east
q $40 perches TO stone. and south 6s
degrees east II 5-10 perches to a stone in
a line of Isaac Clouds land; thence by
Same north AZ degrees east 5S perches to
the beginning, containing IL acres ana
No. 2, Beginning at stone in the mid
die Of the Foulk road, now a corner of
the other land Of the said John Foulk;
thence along the middle of said road
north 14la degrees east Il 7-10 .perehes to
a corner of other land of said Thomas
w. Zebley, now used as q lane; thence
by the south side of the same south 76
degrees east q 4-10 perches to another
corner of said Zebley's land; thence by
the same north S0Ia degrees east 27 6-10
perehes, south 7& degrees east % perehes
and south 6Sla degrees east II bS-lOO
perches to Isaac Clouds land; thence by
said Clouds land and land of ]. Wesley
Handy and Adam Pierce south 40 degrees
west "a 6-10 perches to a stake; thence by
new line dividing from other lands Of
the said John Foulk north S2A degrees
west GO perches to the beginning, contain
| ing 16 acres and 32 square perches of
land, be the same more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Samuel Winfield Handy and
Alice Handy, his wife, mortgagors and
/ tits and to be sold by
PAUL GILLIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Wilmington, Delaware.
August l, 1895,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
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NttSlsI.G.IllHSSszV Schedule In sfsSs
NtSAINSlN May A.. lssA
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DEpoT EAST BoqND

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NUE. DEPOT. EAST PnoND'
'Exprass trains .,,. t,,ntscn
All trains illuminated ~ith shss'A
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sGs PirTsbURG Is f s2V 1esSsdays sss vs. PsH a. m:
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TRafNSs TfaafSss III LEAVE x n III MfpaRKEr STREET
FL fsE !SIs gs 5s
IT, For M PIT Pittsburg '''' and n " C hicago. daily.
For = Baltimore, weekdays. $50 a. m; 3.
For i,andenbsre and way stations week.
days, $50, 1025 n. M; 2, b.l5 p m, sundays.
EE&vR e & e r1RihRbHL.HIAA i1i B HL sEMEsTy,;; ,;
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FOR WILMINGToN, - .,
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LEAVE LEA if' PHTLApEtPHfA iii aiS Il. p Il sTMELFTH
weeSa AHD MAhkETs 4 aO " s.kisGls .iois a M .lg
p. m. Sundays. 40. '7.65 .. M; III p m.
Rates to Western points lower than via
Z. o. scuLT. General Passenger Agent.
r. q. CAMPBELL. General Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
,y,er,n Iireora Stands.

Robert Wier still holds the record by
wheel between the Brandy wine Summit
camp ground and this city. Luther john
son, OF West Chester. and sylvester Court.
ney, OF this city. attem pied to lower his
time. but were unsuccessful. Wler rode
the distance last night In 2l.45 and John.
son finished at his side. The hoat time
was 2l.27. Wler will have to win again
next year before the cup of the Whining.
ton Bicycle Club becomes his property.
The trophy is handsome one and valued
at S25
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
Ii LII IItrI.s-

The uncertainties Of yachting were cx.
smplilied by the faces hetBoon tho AmOrl-
eau yacht Yarpl ard tho English yacht
Amphltrite off the Isle OF Wight. In tho
race last week the Yampa beat th, hmpAl.
trite by good margin. but was ruled
out on teehuleality. which did no. affect
her sailing qualities. In Wednesdays
race, under similar conditions. tOeAnicll-
tiles waived the Yampa was beaten us
badly as she had beaten in the former
contest, It looEs as ii good lack had al
most as much to do with tho winning of
yacht race as a good beat anu good
management.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
onnrIerIH ,Irrrinr.

Sunday next Is the occasion Of tho quar-.
terly meeting OF the Holiness Christian
Association, corner Front mud Madison
streets. Presiding Llder 1ramb0uer Will
conduct services all duy, preaching at
10 80. followed by communion uud teet
washing; love feast and testimony 80;
preaching OF s. lie VIII also conduct
oIen all services near the mission this aud
tomorrow evening, weather permitting.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16

Dr. J. Christian Boy. OF Des Molnes,
Iowa. believes that he has discovered the
specific bacillus of small pox. The physl.
clans have been searching in vain for the
germ for over three decades and have
discovered in the past several differ ent
micro organisms. which they have sought
to Identify as the primary cause OF the
disease. or OF the specific erupttons, W hieh
DR.. Bay now thinks he has mastered.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
rnlirn Cnn,,n,.,inner..

Thoro was special meeting of the
Police Commissioners last night at which
port all sudden doaths to the police was
discussed and the deaths OF persuns who
die under peculiar circumstances. City
Solicitor Hartman will be heard on the
matter next Monday night.
The commissioners ended the Nc
Glinchey matter by censurlLg the captain
for allowing the man to go without hreU
paying the line.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
wood. Wood. Wood.

Now ls the time you will need wood.
You will get satisfaction and your
7. Sergeant, dealer In coal. wood
and grain, yard l08 Maryland avenue.
Office 9TH and King streets. Phone 545.
ta Large Pea Coal for family use.
s1LarRe load Of wood for 50. Now
is the time to order your winters supply
of coal.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16

The barn door hat has nad it's day, and
now the balloon sleeves are In fsehion.
They obstruct the view of anybody so un.
fortunate as to eit behind him In church
or at theatre.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16

The Increase of one cent per loaf OF
bread gives the baker an increase OF 81,
from a barrel OF flour. that has lately been
increased in price IS cents. Atflve cents
per loaf their Is handsome profit to the
baker.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16

TIE North caroiina peach evidently has
the call at the present writing in Now
York. The Elberta peach brIngs- . fancy
price. "A basket of these choice psachsa.
containing 90 to 25 peaches brings s1.25.
The New York Times says the Elberta
peach, which has gained such a hold In
New York grow principally In Georgia.
the Clroliuas and other Southern States.
1t Is OF very line flavor and substance. The
Delaware peach OF tho Crawford variety
nlso Is prime favorlte and brings good
prices In New York city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16

Mrs. T. W. Hawkins. Chattanooga. Tenn.
says ''Shlioh's Vitallzer Saved My Life
consider 1t the best remedy for deblli.
tated system ever used" for Dyspsp.
ella, Liver or Kidney trouble 1t excels.
frloe 75 cts.
Sold by N. d. Danforth. Druggist $. L Cor
End and Market streets
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
Did RIRIhI.

While Frank Howard of No. Gil Shlpley
atreet and Willie Freye Of 62l Shipley
street were passing along Ninth street,
near Madison. Willie discovered boy
sitting on shoemakers step with re.
yolver In his hand. Frank took 1t from
the hoy and gave 1t to Ofiicer Sasse. who
said he did right.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
QUOTATIONS.
Reported by
uEALD & COMPANY.


Seventh and Market Streets
investment and Becuritts. yieidtnr
from tOI per ceut E
Orders for the purchase aud sale of
stocks and Bondson Commission axeout-
ed at all the stock exchanges
Private telegraph wires Co Now York,
Philadelphia. Boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts and Letters of Credit !.