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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
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Several hundred peraons gathered at
tho p, w. n D depot this morning 20 soc
the Liberty hell on Its Journey 10 the At
lanta Exposition.
com orlsed the Mayor. mambers OF City
Council aId the heada of the different de-
partments and the city ofiicers.
A few minutes before q O'Clock the spe.
ciai train steaL.ed into the station and o
rush was made TO zee the bell. The ape
car Mayor warwiok's oar. three slee ping
care for tho members Of councils COM
mittee and a CON bination buffet aar
Tue officers escort consisted OF reserve
officers, Robert Moiiitt, Harry Hetteroth.
James A. RoDinoon and Francis Wastphal.
Mayor Warwick. Counoilmon Thomas l..
Hicks, James Nj. Hibus John NJ. btratton,
Samuel Goodman, Chas. II. IssmlnRer.
Ellsworth II Hults, b, Cortland Horr,
VIM. Van 0sten, Thos. Firth Wm. W Al.
len. Wm. II. Bristow, Edward W. Patton.
Joseph H. Brown. Henry Clay, Wn. @.
Rutherford. Hugh Black. William Nc.
Mullen. Joseph ii. Klemmer. James b.
Anderson. william MoCvach. Isaac d. Het
zilL Wm. F. Brown, Tnomas ]. Ryan.
aud w. j. Latta. George W. Boyd. Director
BelNsr. Major ". II. Lambert. Register Of
Wills EliGs p Sm,thers. City commission.
or Jacob widemore, CDtof Eisenhower, of
City Property; Secretary to tho Mayor
John X. McCarthy.and DR.. 4. II. Andrews.
1uo COuuCHshOH WHO VIII Autha tuo thtp
are Captain Chambers and a squad OF po.
lice helped to keep the crowd back. The
bell wns inspected and Mayor Warwick
made one inothar happy by placing her
baby on the bell.
The bell Is twelve feet In clrcu mfersnce
around the lip and seven feet six inches
around tho crown. three feet following
the line OF the bell from the lip to the
crown. and two feet thrse inchos over the
crown. II is three Inches thick Ia the
thicRest part Daar the llp- and one and q
quarter inches thick In the tninnest part
OF the crown. The length OF the clapper
10 three feet two inches and the weight of
the whole Is two thousand and eighty
pounds.
proclaim Liberty Throughout all the
Land unto all tho Inhabitants Thereof,
Lev. XANVX." Is sentence that encircles
the crown.
Tho Delaware Truck under the direction
OF Foreman s. p. Greene turnod out and
saluted the Liberty Bell by ringing its
bell,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
Solomon Wnn not Wise.

Solomon Lewis, colored. will spend
three months in New Castle jail uuless lie
psysa line OF $25 una costs. Tho cause
Of such an incarceration Is that last night
he saluted his own dear cousin. Annie
Miibourne in u manner that made her
nose bleed, her head feel sore and dlGer-
ent parts OF her body to be bruised. hor
clothes wero badly torn and officer Gllllng
found sharp clcayer IN tie yard that he
followed her with but later exchanged
1t for an axe.
Lswis gave as an excuse that the good
order of Siuby's Court had boon disturbed
by Annie aud lot OF men. He cannot
pass to his own door without being Tested
aud 'rupted.
The Court felt that Ofllcer G,lling
'rupted Solomon In time or he might
have been In big trouble for using the
cleaver.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
MORAHAN IS HELD.
The coroner's jury Finds Him
Responsible For Walls Death.
the COUPLE had BEEN DRINKING
Tho Prisoners 0niy rrovecatIon Was That
wallis Had Not Paid for tho nrIuks
Ordered The Prisoners State


John Morahan will have to stand trial
at the November term Of the court OF
Oyer and 1erminer for the murder of
Nathaniel Walls. Deputy Coroner Chaud.
lars Jury this morning held him respon.
siole Tor walls death and tho prisoner
was again taken to jail this afternoon.
The Jury met at the office OF the coroner
at O'clock and going to the home OF the
murdered man was sworn In. Returning
to the office Charles Whann was chosen
foreman and e o. Hprdesty, secretary.
Tho accused man was present and was
represented by Walter Hayes while the
several witness were examined by Deputy
Attorney General Gllee. Morahau np.
peared uninterested, keeping hts head bo W.
ed almost from the time the examination
began until It ended.
The first witness examined was John
McGranery. young man in the employ
Of the UniQp News Oom pany at the r., W.
d B. Railroad depot, but he knew nothing
OF the circumstances leading to the as
sault. He did not see Morahan untIl he
han been caught by Clarence NJ. Dillon an
assistant to Detective ". y. Jones. Of the
railroad company.
Dr. Il. r. Cochran made an examination
OF the wound during the mans illness
an had also assisted In the post-n or tenn.
Inc physician found the skull fractured
Just above the LETT ear. There was an ex-
udation OF blood AMI serum matter on
which had caused death,
There were no wounds except those on
the head. The doctor explained that In
mis- opinion the wound could only have
been received by the man falling on some
pr9tIudlng object but DR.. NJ. J. Hughes
differed from him along this line. He be-.
iieved the wound could have been re.
ceived by falling on any flat surfaoe.
Furthartestimony OF the doctor reIated
to what he had found from the post m or.
tenn. which was similar to the Testimony
OF the precedlng witness. The skin on The
head was not broken
Harry Lee was the trst witness exam.
ined. He knew OF the clrou INSTANCES lead.
Ing to the assault. He and MIR. Dillon
we're near the clubhouse at the depot when
Walls appeared.
He walked as far as the platform ex.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04

one Snzp0alunL Uc J
0bouI our. business MiS
SeUSOn--2pe huYe moi
W0I2e1 muLs2 Ihe close 0T
lie season for baa:gutnS,
6ul m0ahe1 0ll.loua' goods
on a closer ScuIe of pro
H1S Ihun epea. beIore,
taxz0p5ea after Sea9ouS
conSs1eruli0n for muluuI
UN2pUnla.ge&
mn YCW be q SA0Tea' an
MeSe uIpunI0geS?
Folks who come in and look
through our stock of ready
made clothes buy--ten times
in almost every ten. It's the
most popular in prices, styles,
make and fit that we ever had.
Whip-cords, Cassimeres,
Cheyiots, Tweeds, Clays, dag
onals, Fancy Worsteds, I'm
finished Worsteds and others.
Some single breasted straight
cut sacks, some round cut
sacks, some double. breasted,
one and three button cutaways,
some half lined with silk, some
all lined with silk.
LARGE AND EXTRA LARGE
sIzEs-UP TO 80 INCH BREAST
MEASURE.
Mems Suits at $40, some
$1S, a great many SIS. $l2
and SO, others for$9. So,
$3.50, 81, Sc and SIS.
We SAY COMPARE THE GOODS
AND PRICES OF OTHER STORES
WITH OURS AND BE YOUR ows
JUDGE.
WE DO NOT FEAR COMPARISON.
Store open evenings.
Strictly one price, and if dis.
satisfied with your purchase we
will return your money. All
goods marked in plain figures.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
DEAT'IIs.

JEFFERis-0n October ard. lop5. Ph oebe ".
lener:s. ~ tue 6ith year OF her age,
Relatives Rad friends are nSitrdsio attend
the funer.tt from the residence oil her hus-
band, 1924 latnalI street, Monday, the eth
Inst, at O'Clock p. IN, lntorment at VIII
lnlngtGn Cemetery.
W WOHIIl.-On October lrd 1895 Harry
Kenny W rth, aged 50 years.
kelAiivts aud friends are invited TO attend
the funeral servicss vt the residence OF his
mother. iU3 Lust Second street on sunday af-
tornoOn at O'clock. 1nlerment at River
view cemetery.
MANIOyE-On October 3D. 1855. Mary
dNuRhIGr of Henry and Mary Maniove,
aged y years and y months.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
cnts. No. LOS Mnlnnt street, on sunday nt-
ternoon at : tock. Services at Brandy ne
NJ. H. Church. Intcrment at Hivervlew
cemetery.
precious ono from rs has gone.
"A voice we loved Is still.
place Is vacant In our home.
Which never eau he illle1.
God, IN His wis lom hus recalled
Thr boon HIS love has given,
End though the body slumoers here
The SOU ls safe In Heaven.
City and Phiade | phia pupers please copy.
CAMPBELL ON Oct, Sd, 1875 at the resi-
denCo of his son'in-iaw. Geo. M. ID. Lyman
near Newport Del. John Campbell aged
Relatives aud friends are Invited to attend
the fun, raj from the above residence on
Sunday nfterh"on Mt o'clock 1utermcnt
FL ate ~ . 1nines, NV PVit' VI IlhSes
VIII met train that leaves Wilmington ut
l2Ui.
Gl1WALTH.-In this CITY on the I'd instant
JoEeph II. Gutwaltz, aged Il years.
X latiges aud friends and members of Nj H.
qua irlbe No. = lnp,d. .. II. NJ, lafayette
Lodge No. .. X. of L. and brotherhood of
HadA ay 1ralunen are invited TO attend tile
fuaern from MS lat residence, l0lS Linden
street. N sunday aft 'rnoon. oct. d. Services
in esley NJ, l.. Church at 3o'eluck p. III.
lntetmeHt at lHVerSlew cemetery.
JOHNSDN-DG Oct 3t. 1873. w illfe f., infant
son OF WIN. H. and Mary c. johnson. nged
months.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
funeral from pureLts Iesid8uce, dist aud
Spruce streets. near Riyerview, tomorrow
| afternoon at O'Clock. Intermeut at st.
Joseph's cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
ca,pmi,,es snialas.

John HIbbert aged 50 years. living ss
No % Sixth Avenue, was found BY hls
,bro,ner.tnlaw. Charles II Simmons.
hanging on hIs bod. room door. about 1i.so
O'CLOCK today. He had been out Of work
since last May and In q tlt OF melancholy.
put an end to his lie. He was member
of Asbury N. E Church and of Hope
Lodge. J. O. o. f. He leaves q wife and
seven children. five sons and two daugh.
ters. Deputy Coroner Chandler Will hold
an lnoueat this nfiarnoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
UenI Iiatnte No,yn.

The following transfers OF real estate
were recorded today:
Charles II. Simmons and wife to ].
jerome Smith. house No. West Fourth
street.
Joshua Il Smith and wife to Mary A.
Mnlvena lot at 9th and Union etreets.
Broome Street Improvement Company
to James Tibbitt. lot ut and and Broome
streets.
Building Inspector Grubb issued the
following permits today:
Henry Grant addition TO porch on
Pennsylvania avenue near Harrison street
$500.
II. +. Clymer. repairs TO dwelling ae
Tenth and Van Buren streets.
George Kelly. additions to 937 Chestnut
street.
IL. ii. Downward, two two.story DWELL
ings with mansard roof on Washington
street between Eighth and Ninth streets.
$1,000,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
It " as n Hoy

Who said 10 us the other day. IT lik Q
those shoes they have some style about
thsm.' We hsve knack OF having our
Shoes for boys and girls good and strong
without being clumsy. and they don't
cost as much in many cases MS the
oiumsy Kind. which Is point worth re.
membering. We keep shoes for all little
and big the right kind Of shoes too, the
kind TINT look good wear good. and
touch the pocket book very lightly as far
as cost Is concerned. We would like
chance at your next ehoe wants. we can
give you uptU date footwesr, anu the low
est notch ON small prtoea. Formans No.
lOE. 4th street betMeon Market and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04

The annual meeting OF the Della ware
Baptist Union will be held on Tuesday
and Wednesday Of next week In the Della
ware Avenue Baptist Church. This is the
progrnmpe;
Tuesday morning. $50 o'olock-Devo-
tlonal exercises. led by the moderator. the
Rev. Frank Howesi report Of oomlnittss
on program me ;call Of roll Of the churches
and appointment Of loom mittee on ENROLL
menti nomination ana election OF officers;
address lof welcome, tho Rev William A.
Walllngi reply by the mod orator; intro.
duotory sermon. the Rev. g. 8. Wood.
ward; Offering.
Tuesday afternoon. 2 2o'clock-devotion.
al exerolses, led by the Rev. b. 4. Moorey
appointment of committee on "Applica-
tion Of New Churches" and other com mlt.
tees general businessI miselons. state. the
Rev. .. q. Buddington; home missions,
foreign, missions Among All Nations"
the Rev. J. W. Lyell; ministerial eduoa.
tion. the Rev. G. N. Spratt. D. D.; reosp-
ton OF new churches.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
MARRIAGES.

GILLEsPIE-BoULDEN Asbury NJ z.
parsonage No, aa2 alnut street. Oct. ID.
1926. by Rev. John II. HO ward. D. D., Jos.
enh a Gillespie and Etfe L. Boulden. both
oi PcrryYllle Md.
HKALD-PnlLLlpS-At Asbury NJ L par
sunHgo, on Oct. I'd. lsgi by nev. John II.
Howard u. d.. Frant Head and Iiessle
Puiliips, both of this city.
CANN-AItMSTHuNd = On August :, lA0i. by
lev W. II. liurroll. - cooper street, CAM
den. N. j Mr.. Eugene 4. Cam TO Mics III
llnn Armstrong. 10 Of MlIninKtup. Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
nrIa,r Nrwpor, schoo, rup,I..

The following pupils OF the Newport
public schools hive made an average OF 30
per cent or better for the month ending
September 10Th;
Mary I.aubacher. Edna Young. Amy
Weldin, Mabel Hanna, Louie Day, Eva
Hanna. Bertha Smith. Helen Prloa. Ralph
Finn. Gilbert Whann Ida Cunningham,
Ella Conlyn, Elsie Steward. Edgar Hi.
yard. Levin Janney, MSrgarat Horn Elsie
scarborough. Helen Wnldin, Wilmer King.
Mary Robinson. Ada Smith. Clara Dun,
Tacy L. Benson. ZirIIinesworth. Charlie
Houk, Bertha Phillips Pansy Osklns, Eva
Roes and Waiter era wfori.
s. u. TOWNSEND Jr Principal.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
CROSBY
& HILL,
Cos, GOT, 6O9 Market Street,
Wilmington.

We do not know everything.
Glad of it. On a cold morning
when you see any one that
passes by with their shoulders
about their ears you may safely
say they have not on one of
Crosby & Hills so Cent Under.
shirts. There is warmth in
every thread. All our Ladies',
Mems and Children's Under.
wear, from the highest to the
medium grades are here, bought
and in the store before the rise
in price.
240 pairs Of Mems English
Merino Half Hose, gray and
red only, the 37a.cent goods;
this small lot goes at 12A cents.
Just the right thing for a cold
day.
Not at all unusual to hear
"what beautiful fitting gloves
that lady always wears" She
purchases them at Crosby &
Hills. That accounts for it.
We are offering a 81 Glove
for rs ceats; not a sham, but a
real. The Foster Gloves no
better made nor as good. A
full line always on hand.
Not often do we talk of Black
Cords. They take careof Them.
selves. Never a complaint.
Can't give few specials the
go.by. 36.inch All.wool Black
Serge usual price 374c, for 25
cents; 46inch All.wool Black
Serge, SOC goods, for 39.cents;
3S.inch All-wool Black Figured
Dress Goods, SOC material, for
80 cents, 3S-inch Black Figur-
ed Mohair, latest novelty, value
75c, now SOC.
That Ladies' Coat we want
to tell you about at
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
Jovr, and uot Ii.InIcr.

Pat Joyce Of New Castle couldn't stan d
the calIbre of Wilmington liquor 30 he
made his bed on the down" ut the back
OF the T. h .. depot. Officer Malloney
found him and callod the city cab and Pat
took q ride to the city hall where no was
assigned room A.. Judge Ball ordered
Clerk Adams TO make tho bill at 81 and
costs.
For acting disorderly at the p. W. & b.
depot William Berry, coiored was fined $3
and costa,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
A Large Funeral.

The funeral OF Mary j.. wife OF Isaac
9. Quinby. OF Hockessln. took place on
Wednesday afternoon and was largely at.
tended. Among those present from our
oity was DIR. Quinby. a brother Of the be-
reaved husband and Phllemma Ohand Ter.
q brother of the deceased. The serv ices
at the house were conducted by Martin
Maloney. Friend from West Grove, Pa,
and 10 the church ut Red Clay Creek.
touching addresses were made by Messrs.
Walton and Dodd. the deceased having
been a mem ber OF the NJ. e, Church.
Interment was made In Red Clay Greek
cemetery the asst resting place Vt many
of tho Chandler family.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
Tnr,,n,i iiut

Chester officers consisting OF Mayor
Hinkson. City Treasurer aud City Ooun-
cilmen visited our city this morninS,
with the train bearing the Liberty Boil.
they lett on the 1910 train going North
tor home. They said Chester made q
great demonstration over 5000 pc rsons
turning out to see the boil passing
through the city. The school children
were out IN force and q salute of thirteen
guns wac Tired by Hyatts Military Aoads.
m bO va
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
ANnnlI. Mnn,I. ,,nnd.

Now Is the time you Will nsad wood.
You will get satisfaction and your
T. Sergeant, dealer In coal. wood
and grain. yard l0j Maryland avenue.
Olliee 7th and King streets. Phone 545,
i8s~ Large Pea Coal for family nss.
s4 Large load Of wood for :L5O. Now
10 the time to ordsr your winters supply
Of coal.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
The Inst of tho Series.

The last Of tho series OF the meetings
arranged by the Ministerial Union will be
hold In Grace M. Il. Church this evening,
whom DR.. Barrett Will preach one OF his
impressive sermons. showing that "Chriss
is strong to deliver and mighty 10 ssve"
These meetings have been pleasant and
profitable and much good has resulted.
ltis probable they will be continued next
week in Epworth N. L. Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
JIvIININ01ON DNoRrTFnN m

TIME TABLEIN EFFECT Sept I'd. tssS.
Trains leave Wilmington IFranrh street
Stationi for y, % o. Junction, Montohaniu.
w!nteIthur. Guyencourt, Granoxue, Uossart
Chadl's Forj junction. Pocopson. Rest Ohos.
ter. Embreeville, Mortonvllle, Donte5ville
and intermediate stations daily except Sun.
day. at 7e5 Il. u., I.5o. <0a aud SIS D. III. sun.
day only at e.lD a. M. Lbs and +Ol D. M.
For Waynesburg Junction. Springtsld An1
intermediate s;ationR daily exJept Sunday.
u: 7.3se. m.. l.5b and AIS y. IN. Sunday Ouly
at al0 a. m., / s5 AID i0a p. M.
For Joanna Blrdsboro, Reading and inter.
f.s5 a. IN, and l.bs p. m. Sunday only at 6I0
a. IN. Qnd l.5b ., M.
a. d. MogAO STAND. Superintendent
BoHNEss BRIGGS, GEN. Pass. Agont.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
Racing at Dover Tnir.

At the Dover Fair grounds yesterday.
the racing resulted thus; 2.40 class, frot.
ting. purse $500, won by Jack Lucas, own-
ed by Joseph Station OF Rlohmoud. Va;
Tip.Toe. owned by Harry Mcdaniel Oh
Dover. second. and Belle NJ. b., owned
by the Fairylew Stables. third. Best time
WAS 2.3l.
The 2.24 class pace, purse $500. was won
by Polka Bolton, owned by W. I. Lane,
Kennedyvllle. Md. Peacemaker, owned by
N. NJ Hlggins Easton, Nd. second, and
Queen Garrett, owned by William T. Har.
riott, st. Augnstine. Nd. third. Tho
best time WAS 2Sx.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
prnnInIIy An.,xrrnIl

On Wednesday last Edw. H. Brennan.
22l Mnrket street, having on hand a lot of
odds and ends of oil cloth. advertised
them for sale Ia the REPUBLICAN. It being
the only paper In which the "ad." wac In.
serted. Ihes equel proves the hEPUBIIoAn
reaches quick buyers. 1t taking Mr.. Brau.
nan but one hour and half To did pose OF
The entire lot OF the oil cloth-250 yards.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
FRI q.

We furnish FREQ our tickets or convey
ates to all who desire To attend our large
public sale OF ''3rsston' building lots to.
10 urroW Omnibus leuYes 7I2 Market
street at .. III. Come alouK with US.
You don't have to bid unless you wunt
IN
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
PrIrYer MrntInr

The prayer meeting Mt Asbury NJ. E.
Church. which has been u.nltted for tho
past two weeks on account of the prayer
meeting ut Grace NJ. l.. Church, will bs
held this evening, and win DO led by Dir.
Howard. All are invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
Dog Catcher I.xnacd.

In applaudlng shout from crowd in
King street above Fourth at 0 O'Clock this
morning was caused by the escape OF a
half spaniel black dog from the dog
oatcher's net. The crowd always Shove
lts aympathy on the slde OF well behaved
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
Sometime New F,r Wnm,u.top.

A place to get all kinds of fancy sing.
Ing birds, canary. mnckiTE birds. parrots.
all kinds OF pigeons. rabbits, chickens
and other kinds OF pets. Mt II. NJ Woods
new bird store, Second aud Orange streets
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
CounciI,nsn n,Randlnr,

There was no meeting OF the City Ooun.
Gil last night. All the members were in
ReailnR attending the flremens oelsbra.
iiohi. excepting President Baylls and
Mr O'Neil, and adjournment was made
until Monday night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
n,cycis Ride,

Miss Bigger accom- panied by several of
her pupils took bicycle ride TO Stanton
last evening ut $50 and arriving home
about 8. As O'clock. The party wore treat
ed 10 refreshments ana shown through
the wooleh mills at Stanton and were
highly pleased With the trip.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
slIpped nnd Foil.

As Building Inspector Lewis T. Grubb
was driving down Market below Seventh
street this morning his grey horse slipped
and fell on the slippery street, but luckily
got up on lts feet without doing any dam.
age. Market street should be repaved.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
An l,croi,,,,,eniIt,

Asl, your phgslclan, your druggist and
you trleaua a10ut 5hlIohs Cure Tor Con.
euMption. They Will recotamsudit. For
Eeio by y. j, Danfofth, End aud Market
ct ott5.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04

For Hosiery. Gloves and Merino Under.
wtre for Ladies'. Gent emsn ind Children
x to s. H. Staats, d05 Market street. He
always gives good value for money 70.
GatVtu
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04

Go to Murray, lo4 L. Front street Satur-
day night for iJeluwaTs snapper lunch
served with SLopcAles beer anu old rye
whiekey.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04

Just take II look Mt our Oxford mixed
Suilings at els; tho best that can be hal
foi the money. Burke 4 Bohmhoff, 81
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04

rumor was current thl5 mo rnlna
thut dogs scratched up an arm at he back
ofthe Delaware Hospital Yesterday after.
noon. The attaches of the Hospital deny
all knowleye of tho affair and soy the
rumor ID unf9uuded.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
knrI,a CIornr Rnnr Tn1

A choice assortment OF mixod chevlot
suits made TO order from SIS up. Burke
4 BUmhon, 52i MurAet street,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
The Weather..

To morrow promises to ba fair to
partly cloudy, indicating rnin On The
, coast Somewhat similar conditions will
probably prevail on sunday.
I'LL TEMPERATURE.
Tie Thermometer at Lha REPUBLICAN,
Office 10 o-dny:
5u'ciocE. 10 O'Clock. 2 2o'elock.
So 81 10
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
TIC t.rent rnhIIe snie

OF "Creston" building lots tahee place to.
m borrow at p. M What are YOU going TO
do about lt2 II you want bargains, better
be On hand. Plots ut .l2 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
Fuct WorII, IIn,,yInn.

Consumption. LaGrippe. Pneumonia,
Aai all Throat anu Lung diseases are
cured by Shiioh's Cave. For saie by N. B.
Danforth. 2Hd and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
The Fish Marls.,,

Powell has on his stalls at tie Third
Street markets Butter hsh Pike. trout
sea bass, Goldfish. blue fish, catfish, haId ook
G". Call early and avoid The GRO wd.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
QUOTATIONS.
Reported by
HEAI.D q COMPANY,
I}untkers und Aroitara.

Seventh and Market Streets
Investment and eocuritisI yioidinr
from TOT pcr cent
orders for the purchase and sale OF
stocks and Bondso1 Commission axecut-
cd ut all the stoek exchanges
Private telegraph wires to New York,
Philadelphia. Uoston and Chicago.
Foreign DRAFTS aud Letters of Credit 10
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
A tioI,I aIln,

Is not a safer investment than good
building lots at 'Crestoa". Don't forget
the public sale tomorrow at 4P. Al.
Plots at 712 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04

Ia sure cure for Headache and nervous
diseases. Nothing relieves 80 QUICKLY
For sale by N. u. Danforth. 2nd and Mar.
ket streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
LeCAn DoTs.

For Chldren's Silk Caps. White ard
co ors. In tho Newest Designs. at Popular
Prices. go to s. II. StaHls. 405 Market.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
"Crestoup Int,

AZ pni lie sale tomorrow at ! p. NJ. No
uauorbidding. Only t5 Cash and So
Eer mon'L. Discount for all cash.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04

Our selection OF trouserlnss eaniiot be
equailed In this CIV. MAds 20 order from
ss so up. Burke d Bomhon OIL Marget
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
Rn,nor DnnIaiI.

Just think of II; $40 suits for ais, %
Burke Il Bomhoff 63l Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-04
Delaware Bnp,,s. Unioa.

Buy North Side building lots. They
grow IN value while you sleep.