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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
Eps.esral uhnrcA s.as.ensian.

NrSHsAfo1as. MINI. Oot a-rhs thlr.
EXr1fxth tf(enuial convention " thH Prot.
eelant Epiecopsl Church Of America wns
te9un this moruiug With Q solenns oers.
Of bishops gathered at Knickerbociter
NomorIai Hall and formed tho procession.
First Cnmo the Hurplcad choir OF Geth
eeuans Church; then Secretary Hutchins
q The Hause OF Deputies and Secretary
Hart. pf the House OF Bishops. accompan.
ieu by Rev. ]. ]. Fauds. rector OF Gefh-
9oiuane.
The long line of bishops. clad In their
fIch vestments and degrao hoode. then
4ppaered hsaJed by BishopE p. Mills
Fnaah. OF kansae. the junior bishop, his
apostolic brethren followlng In the order
OF their eonsecration. and the rear being
brought up by Bishop Whippie. OF Min
nuapoiie. the senior bishop. and hence
presiding officer. With Bishop whippie
Canadian bishops.
Arriving at tho church. the head OF the
procession nalted AMI permitted Bishop
Vhipplo and hls colteag ues. In order OF
yeniorlty, to paes through first. Only s
Bishops entered within the rail. On the
oft with Bishop whippie, were the Arch.
hishop OF Rupert's Land. the Bishop of
1askatchewan and Bishop Tuttle. of
Maine On tho right were Bishop Coke
81 New York.. Bishop Nicely OF Maine;
1ishop OF Saskatchewan
The ssrmon was preached by Rt- Rev.
Arthur Cleveland Coke, bisnop OF Western
New York, who preached on the Catholic
Religion for tine American People, from
Aots ii. 26
He sketched graphically the spread Of
christianity from Antioch around tho
globe, and msintained that OF all the caiho-
he churches. God had made the Anglican
communion the truest representative of
the Antioch Christians, who. II living to-
day, would find nothing new or strange
in tho lIturgIo rltes OF the church.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
Milton Aborn Opera 90.

At last We are to have q comic opera
company. and good one. too. The Mill
to n Aborn Opera Company will appear at
the Grand Opera House oil next week.
commanding Monday evening. Dot. 7th.
This 10 the Same company which appeared
In this city last season and includes all
the favorites- The company mum bers
over forty people and Includes such we'll
known artists as Milton Aborn. Joseph
Smith. Frank Wooley. Warren Lambard,
Joseph Tressi. Ethel Vincent Louise
Moore. Sylvester Cornish. Maud D'Auy.
May Greville and others.
Eight operas will he presented during
the week. On Monday. Said Pasha; Tues.
day. Bohemian Girl; Wednesday. NATL
nee, Pirates OF Penzance; Wednesday
evening. Boccacclo; Thursday evening.
Chimes OF Normandy; Friday. Marltana;
Saturday. matinee. Slip Alloy; Faturday
night. Tar and Tartar. Each opera will
be given with strong chorus. Especial
scenery anu costumes. seats on sale on
Friday morning for entire engagement
Prices, l5. %. IS and so cents. Matinees,
"Wednesday and Saturday. all seats rs
cents. Children 10 cents 10 any part Of
the house.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
Euale. 60 no 20 wnshiuaton.

Wilmington will be represented In the
big parade Of the knights OF the Golden
Eagle in Washington on October 8 The
occasion will be the annual meeting of the
Supreme Castle of the United States.
Ihis city will be represented In the llne of
parade by Grusaders' Commandery, No. 8.
The commandery will take at least thirty.
i've uniformed mon aud will march with
tho Pennsylvania division. which has the
right OF line.
In addition TO the commandery Q mum.
Der OF other members Of the order from
this city will 60 to Washington on the
same day. They will leave Wilmington
on special train via the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad at o 30 a. m, and will afrivs
In Washington at 0 q. m. The trala Will
run through without stops. Tne. ordsr
has received special rate of s3,S5 forL
the round trip from here to Washington
and tickets may be secured from any OF
the com mmittees.
The tickets will be used on the special
train going. but will be good to return
until October IA. Any one can go on the
special train without being a member OF
the order. and the tickets can bs secured
from the members of the committee ON
the morning OF the excursion. This Ia
the official routs. The membsrs OF the
order will be glad to have their friends
accompany them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
THE
TAILORING
DEPARTMENT

will want to put on your new
Suit when the notion strikes
you. Why not leave your
order now and have it readyp
Our force is at your service and
we offer for your inspection
the choicest line we have ever
shown.
Many of our patterns are
direct importations through
the Wilmington Custom
House and cannot be duplica-
ted.
With the best of Clothes,
Furnishings, Hats and Shoes
at one place, Sixth and Mar
ket makes buying easy.
Open evenings until 9
o'clock. Saturdays 10 p. m.
JAS. 7. MULLIN & SON,
Clothing, Hats,
Shoes.
Sixth and Market Streets,
Wilmington. -
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03

NE he0a'Zs2y e.clen0 a
c0a'ozS0I snVs20ISOn 10 all
RH0 RUye b0YS 10 cI0Lhe,
TO VsSiI our store L0-m0,'.
a'0a1, (EIsa0y,) any Time
from 8 0'cI0ch;, morning
u7lsI 8 0'cl0ch, evensng,
moi 10 buY-IuSL 10 loot.
Come tomorrow (Friday.)
You may pay a good price
for Suit for your boy, and
not get what is most becoming
to him. What becomes one,
doesn't become all. We share
your pride in seeing your boy
we'll dressed and are always
cheerfully working to that end.
At our store you will find a
assortment of Fashionable
Clothing for big and little boys
at reasonable prices.
NTS0ay as b0HS' 0na
chSl0a'en'S 1aT.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
The Pnstcpotz' Treatment.

''Say there. reporter" said Tenth
warder this m orninR to REPUBLICAN rep.
Eeeentailve, why don't you light on
PAcer O'keilly for the manner In which he
10 tearing up the Fastepots? Why he does
not know tina first thing about the Rame.
Last Mupdgy Udt -thsrs ems lot he tried
TO raIse disturbance because the mpIre
Called a man out on three strikes. He
sain he never knew OF such thing. Ha
has been living ut Soak Bluff since the
time they used India ru bber balls.
The other night he wus out here at the
WeccHcoe engine house and sat upon a
pot of paste and had to procure sclasors
to obtain freedom. Since then he has
been grinding Tor the Scissors people,
until their points are jab cd into every
one, and the base bail public are OF the
opinion that there is . screW loose and
that their eyes are no good.
Just wait until Dext Thursday and the
Pastepots will smear the Scissors gang
until their best friends won't know them.
Jeii King says that the Pastepots are
stickers and that the Scissors crowd Ia
not sharp enough TO Curry favor with the
umpire. PAGER had better walk around
instead OF galloping off In such canter,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
clorn Ford nIanes Ills First Report.

Clerk of the Peace Ford this morning
made his first return OF the roeeipts OF HE
oilloe to the state treasurer. The receipt.
1o'np ~ Iar,enher TI q M ." Eoliowing aya
amounts and for the business collected.
Tayerns. S7,s50 eating houseR 5000;
auctioneers. $50; stslllous. s20 peddlers.
500; hswkers and peddlers. 9400; special
Inn or tavern, +575; special retailers Co
sell liquor. $50; doctors. S9i2; dentists,
$40; lawyers. Si22; conveyancers. e20;
photographers. $l2D; marriage, S304;
merohnnts, one year. 1855; merchants, elk
months, s367. ie; manufactures. ono year,
S103.l5; manufactures. ak months. e7l.70I
csfcuses, $500; brokers $500; real estate,
$500; merchants to sell liquor. $500; drug
gists to sell liuuor, $50; lacks, e4o.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
a BIrlhdny pnrt,.

A very pleasant surprise party was
given at the homs of Mr. George Powell,
Stanton, q few evenings ago In honor OF
his wlfe's Goth birthday. -
Refreshments were servedY an early
hour. Many valuable presen. lwero re-
oelysd. Thosa present were:
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Powell, MIR. and Mrs.
Geo: Powell, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs John Pow
eli Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown. Mr. and
Mrs. O. II. Fleming Mr.. and MrsJ. Banks
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Banks Mr.. and Mrs.
John Turner. Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer
Dickey.
Misses Lille NJ. Powoll Eva Turner,
Name Messimer, Sadie HeHsil. Mr.. J. y.
Denaey, Edward Powell. George HensIi.
Rev. Edwin Gardner, Mrs. Addie Gray and
Son. Mrs. Gardner. Mrs. @. Fl. Dlcksy.
Pa,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
LOST A DIAMOND fiM|
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Clarence Huntley Accused Of III !.
THEFT.
THE EVIDENCE NOT SUFFICIENT,
he Is He'd on TIVE Charges OF isarsisry 4
niasustrats Daisr

On Tuesday evening, September "a.
Clarence Huntiey took basque OF Mira
Winnie Tatnall to her room. In the COLLAR
was diamond pin valued at S6s. Laet
Thursday eveuiHg when Mrs, Tatnnll went
to dress she found the diamond pin had
disappeared. She accused Ciareuoe OF
taking the pin. He denied tho ac0uention-
This morning he wna nrrnlgned before
Magistrate Daley on the charge.
Mrs 1ainali testified that Clarence hd.
mittod to her that he had robbed her pook..
etbook and spent tue money ut Atlanta.
lie intented going to the Dover aud Tren.
ton falrs. She ssnt for Detective McVsy
and had the young man arrested. He
took the stand and positively denied that
he took the pin.
Magtsrate Daley said that the evidence
was ciroumstantlai and IL had been proven
that another person had been 10 thai
room and the pin was not found In nj
possession aud he was therefore entitled
to the benefit Of the doubt and the case
was dismissed.
Detectlva Mcvey then preferred two
charRes OF burglary against Huntiey. IN
the latter purt OF April the grocery stor.
of Patrick 0'Hara. SOL Adams street "a,
broken Into and some money aud othei
things taken.
On tho same night the produce store Of
James @. Mearns, Rood and Jackson
Streets was broken Into and quantity
OF articles stolen.
1t Is alleged that young Huntley In the
presence OF several witnesses acknowladg
ed that he Ia company with another
youth entered both stores. He was com
nitted until tomorrow morning at 6
O'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
Pnrried by a Joke,

Ono of Henry Clay's most formidable
Kentucky opponents was John Pope, n one
armed man, for many years member of
congress and at one time United States
senator. He was once running against
Mr.. Clay in the Lexington district, and
the contest was close and exciting.
As election day approached Mr.. Clay
heard that nm Irishman in Lexington
who had always been one of his political
supporters had announced his purpose to
vote for Mr. Pope. Mr.. Clay went to see
him and inquired the reason.
Faith, MIR. Clay, said the man, "an
I've concluded to vote for the man who
has only one arm to thrust into tho treas
ury. Companion.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
Good Pike Fishing.

The North American says, tho finest
pickerel waters In this victnlty are tho
pondsh along the Delaware and Chesa.
peake Canals. st. Georges Is partlcul.
arly good place. and can be reached by
stage from Klrkwood. Delaware, on tho
e, W and b. division of the Pennsylvania
Railroad. l have caught plenty of pick.
erel two feet long In these ponds and an
occasional black bass enllvens the sport,
as we'll as numerous yellow perch.
Smaller pickerel. with now and tnen big
one. are to be found in many ponds In
South Jersey. They are at Hammonton,
Audubon. Mays Landing. Gibbaboro,
Cementon, Mount Holly ind dozens of
other places. There are also plckerel In
Rancocas creek and In CrUsswlck's creek
at New Egypt.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
Robi,edt

Our correspondent at Guthrie writes us
as follows under date of nineteen hundred
and something;
Tho west bound express, due at 1915
this afternoon, was held up by female
bandits about ten miles east of this oity.
Several kodak views of bonnet that was
just too lovely for anything were taken,
but the male passengers who had seats
Were courteously allowed to keep them.
Great excitement prevails. Detroit Trib-
uDe
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
Birthdny Party.

A very pleasant birthday party was
given ut the home OF Miss Lydia Hail. 10th
aud Walnut streets. Among those pre- sent
were Mr. and Mrs. Hall. Misc Starr and
DIR. Allen. Mrs. Schwab and Mr.. Huntly.
Mrs. Crockett and Mira. Stacker. Misses
Ethel Craig, Ida Hail. Jennie Hall, Bes.
sie Mulvey, Clara Granthem, Emily Bos,
sert. Lottie, Lizzie and Mamie Crockett.
Nellie Barlow, Nella Dilman Reba
Brown. Sadie Zebley. Lima Zeblev. Edith
Bowldan. Edna Glasoo. Lizzie pilman
Edward Mulvey, John McCafferty, David
Smith. Charles Dliman. Harry Hall, Geo.
Barlow. John Nowland. Walter Edwards,
Harry Giasoo. Eddie Sinex Joseph Hall,
Ed dward Seeley and many others.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
The Iiberty Be,I.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3-Thanks to the
able direction of Ohief Marshal j. Lewis
Good and the benevolsncs OF local wealth.
or dispensers the third departure of the
Liberty Bell from this city will ecllpse in
eclat and general SUCCESS both former
trips. Colonel Good. when seen this
morning. expressed himself as well pleas.
ed with the progress of prelimln mary ar.
rangements and stated that there was
apparently nothing to prevent the euo.
cessful leaving of Phlladelphias most
priceless relic.
AT an early hour interested crowds, of
unusual size, began to thronH Indepen.
dence Hall to tako last loving glance at
the dear old hell, as 1t agnin sets forth
upon Its mission TO. by It's simple mute
presence and tradltlonary association ce.
meht the bonds o; love, friendship and
unity between an erstWhlle divided North
and South.
After the parade this afternoon Reserve
Police Officers Harry Hetteroth, Frank
Westfall, James Robinson and Robert
Moffatt will guard It at tho Pennsylvania la
Railroad depot Thirty and Market
streets, until Its departure for the Fair, at
Sa: m. tomorrow morning. IL will arrive
at Wilmington about O'Clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
a Grand suceess.

The base ball game last Thursday be.
tween the Aotormen and the Defiance
clubs was grand success. The roeeiDts
after all expenses amounted to sIl3 and
no to tho st. Peters Female Orphunage.
10 Dennis j. Lynch belongs the credit Of
managing the affair. Special thanks are
returned to Preston Lea. Ja.nos Gillespie
and all the players. st. Peters Patochiul
School and st. Anue's Sunday school
children, and every one who helped to
make The niiair grand success.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03

The inquest on Nathaniel Walls will be
held tomorrow N orning.
A. d. Hurt has been appointed assistant
yard master at Deimar to succeed W. p.
Furey. resigned.
Edward DeI1aven is of on two weeks
vacation and II. L. Jaoobs. of Philadelphia,
will receive the tickets at the T., w. q b.
railroad during that time.
Harry Weeks will go to Greensburg on
Monday 10 take charge OF the school
there.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
square Dsatinu.

We do not believe In. nor will we uss.
suDterfuges of any kind In our public
sales at "Creston" We believe steady.
square dealing In all quarters wine In the
end. Telling the plain truth pays. Every
lot offered next Saturday afternoon will
positively be sold without reserve. Easy
terms, IS down aud $5 per month. Make
a start tor home OF your own and stop
gathering rent receipts. Piois Of sale at
7l0 MarLat straet
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
Uiaa,nan Cn,woIIz k,,,ed.

Joseph CutwaItz. a p. W. II b. Railroad
fagmnn. lost his life near the Fourth
street crossing about 8 o'clock Inst even.
Ing. He was engaged In shifting cars and
had placed several cars on q side truck.
In attempting to jump on a car he sllpp.
ed gnd falling urder the whoels was In.
stanily killed. The dead man had q
family and resided at No. 10i3 Linden
street. Deputy Coroner Chandler will
hold an inquest tomorrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
Grnna Lodge Of AInson..

Tho Grand Lodge OF Masons was In ees i.
eion this morning. Tbs business trans
acted was of interest to tue lodge only.
This afternoon the election OF officers will
be held and adjournment will follow.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
hliepcy md l.

II there Is anything that makes Onlcer
John +. Welsh angry 1t is to call him
'.Mickey." 1t Is understood that Officers
Gum and Welsh are not on speaking
terms 80 when the iiremen came along
thfs morpiup Gum was presented with a
head of cabbage In which stuck fiag. on
this was posted a placard, mickey and
don't speak"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
JURORS NOT WANTE0 I.
arasa and rent S~rsrs Of the pissr'cs
Court Di-phavsea.

On the motion Of District Attorney Van.
degrlft In the United States District
Court today the grand aud petit jurors
who were to attend on October and ?.
were discharged. The clerk was INSTRUCT
cd to notify tho jurors OF the order Of tho
court.
The October term ofthe UnitAd States
Circuit Court will commence In this city
on October is. Among the cases listed Tor
trial are the following;
Johnson Forge Go. vs John s. johnson.
Kimbail vs Western Union Telegrsph
Company.
There are some important cases pond.
Ing, but II is not certain whether they Will
came up at this term or not.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
M strike az the Hosiery priiis.

There appeared In yesterdays edition OF
the REPUBLICAN IN item stating that the
loopers aud toppers in tho employ OF lay
lor and Hawthorn. Hosiery Com pany, 18Th
and Poplar sireets, hud gone on strike.
This is denied by the inembers OF the
company. The REPUBIIcAS had been doc
ceIved by Its informant and regrets that
the article appeared.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
The Picture Play.

The brass Of the country speaks In the
highest ternf&pf the Picture Play by Miss
Jerry which WI be given under the au.
spices OF the JUNIOR Board of Directors of
the Homeopath icfFespital. The play will
be produced In the dfNwIng room OF the
New century Club A raSe treat Is In store
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
Amasnments A

Billy Van and Ills troupe Of minstrels
delighted large audience at tho Grand
Opera House lest night. Tbs perfor-
nance was equal 10 any OF Its kind ever
seen here.
Beginning Monday night OF next week
Milton Aborn with nis company Will de.
lIght Whmington's amusement loving
public with oo.nlo anu grand opera.
Matinees will be given and popular prices
will prevail.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
Make NnIn niIt.

The next public sale OF building ,otI at
sCreston" will take place Saturday, octo.
Der .. at 4 y. m. II Will pay you to be on
hand and bs prepared TO buy Many barr
Rains will he offered. Take than at.your
value. Easy terms. 50 down and S5 per
month. per cent discount for all cash.
Plots OF sale at 7l2 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
The stenn,ur stocl,tnn.

The steamer Stockton that was built
here In 1852 has esen sent to tho grave.
yard Of the juuker at Camden aud will
be brokon up. She was getting slower
and slower every year and her expenses
were running higher aud higher, so her
owners thought 1t best to dispose Of her.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
Death OF Fa,hes Leo,

Rev Father Leo pastor Of the.yPoAsh
Catholic Church. Linden and Hafrhon'
streets, died yesterday at' Newark, n. u,
where he hne been for some time past
undergoing medical treatment Gp ~.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
Engineer JnniIson.

Engineer Eugene Jamlson OF the Del
aware division who was Injured about the
shoulders ct MarydeIl one day last week
will he able to resume his duties to-
morrow morning. His right shoulder
feels both stif and sore yet. Eugene
says he will not try his hand at iexali9 4
breaking any more.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
Ahour sIInn.

few days ago sUme rogue carried off
pair oil shoes from No. 2l5 East Fourth
street belonging to Harry C. Morgan.
Mr.. nj. procurod new pair, but as they
pinched his feet quite badly. causing
Will bring Ills old shoes back he Will LET
MIN have the new onas, and ask no Ques,
lions.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03

William Ruth. who has been of on his
vacation for the past 10 days with his
evening. N
Mr.. VIM. Holland. of Eleventh and Pine
streets. ran two-inch splinter in his
right hand = few days ago. oausiuR very
painful wound. II was found necessary
to cnt the hand considerably In order to
extract the wood,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
rh.r \ nre r..hln..

W. 7. Jones aud Corner stIdham nrs at
Frankford City today fishing. Manuel
Richenberger was to have accompanied
them but owing to his Iato arrival In Inc
city was compelled to remain at home.
But he will help eat the days catch.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
Latest Th,np o,t.

A REPrBLIcAN reporter met Rev. ]. D.
Locates this morning. In answer to the
question what is the latest the genial
clergyman replied that "the latest out WAS
a tooth that had been annoying him /"
He was on bis way home frora tho dentist
after having the annoyance removed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
Special meeting for men only. In Grace

Special meeting for men only, In Grace
Church auditorium, Thursday evening,
Oct. 3rd, at 7.S0 O'Clock. Sermon by Rev.
Merritt Hulburd, d. d. Subject: ."rhe
HercisIu of True Manhood The large
male chorus will be led by Rev. f. Bur.
aette Short. Come early. At the same
time meeting will be held for women
only In the Sunday school room OF Grace
Church. In charge OF Mrs. Brown and Mrs.
Matlack. Mrs. Benson will have charge
of the music. Invite a friend and come
yourself
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
An Ode n AddIcks.

From the Journal poet:
Brake brake brake |
At the foot OF thy crngs, o sea
But the Time that lost at Dover last
Spring
Can never come back to me.
73l. Moths removed
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
stnny saoiun 10 Doyer,

This is big Thursdays at the Dover fair
and tho attendance will be large. From
this city this morning went Senator
Handy, General Wilson, E. Il. Cochran 5r..
and many others of prominence.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
nnhIo. yhota,rnnh,d rre..

Baby COACHES by the dozens were drawn
up In front OF Harry Bucher's studio. No.
720 Market street. this morning. MIR. q.
had made an offer that he would photo
graph babies under Ia months Of ago FREQ
today.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
Leg mud IInnt Unnamed.

hurt yesterday afternoon while running
to the fire. The lad got too close to a
horse ard the animals hoof struck him.
He was removed in "a grocery wagon to
his homo at 4O4 East Tenth street,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
Tn i,n.,,,nn IN. r,udin..

Richard d. Weeks left for Washington
this morning where he will resume the
study OF medicine at the Harvard univers.
ity. He will he on the hospital stan this
term.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
QUOTATIONS
Reported by
HEALD a. COMPANY,
"HHufs HHu rFFUHFFEs
Hayauth and ZAlarItat ltraa,

SSFVHtH "H1 HfaENot otteat9 n
Investment aud Hocurltlas tlnIdtr
from tot per cent
orders for the purchase AMI sale OF
stocks and Bondso Commission axcout.
ed at all the stock sKohanEea
ufriyatc telegraph wlroi to New York,
Philadelphia. Boston and Chicago.
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
AIIi,ern,,,,nnndIt

Ask your physician, your druggist and
your friends about Shlloh's Cure for Con.
sumption. They Will recommend It, For
sale by N. b. DanforLh, 2nd and Market
StreDt3.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
ANn,ur.,a a,,,,,a.r

Karrs Glover Root Tea pu rifles the
blood and gives clear and bea utiful
p!exlon. For sale by N. Is. Danforth.
Rnd and Market streets
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
A rine sEerrannt.

Some policemen In this city wear etars
and some wear both stars and strlpes but
one OF the finest men on the street To day
Is Acting In Sergeant Baileys place who is
attending the nremen's parade Ia
Elkton