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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-08
The Queen Uses Them
What One ofthe High
est officials Says.
-
Queon Victoria Uses Proprie-
tary Medicines.
And What is More They Cure Her.
Too.
Other Crowned Heads Use
Them Also .and Get Well
People Raya High Examples In
Using These Remedies.

There never was time when patent or
proprietary medicines were 60 popular
and SO widely used by everybody as at
present.
Yeare of experience have demonstrated
the great benefit OF these remedies- They
cure; hencs II Is not a matter OF wonder
to learn through the most direct and re-
liable official sourees. that In her recent
illness. Queen Victoria. the great Queen OF
England used and was greatly benefited
by such q remedy. Other crowned heads
have undoubtedly done the same. Thus
wo see that the wisest, those with the best
opportunity to judge, and rich In unlimi-
ted resources. are convinced of the curative
qualities of these medicines. With ability
to procure the bsst medical talent in the
world thls renowned Queen preferred q
genuine remedy which had cured so many
people. whose testim onials she had read.
Among all those which rare genius att CT
long years OF study and experiment. has
discovered. there Ia none equal TO Or.
Sreene'sNervura blood AMI nerve remedy.
klngs queene. noble and peasant the
high us we'll as the low. alike employ and
are cured by tnls grand remedy, especia i
~ at this season OF the year, when the
blood ana nerves require this purifying
aud fnvlgorating medicine. Let others
follow these illuatrious examples. Don't
make any mistake. Take Dr. Greene'S
Nervura blood and nerve remedy. 1t is
this You need. 1t Ia this which Will sure.
ly make you we'll aud strong.
Mrs, Charles Heston, residing at 143
State Street. Montpelier. Vt, Is OF the
very highest eooial position. She says:
Two years ago ne had a terrible expe.
rleBce with LaGrlppe ana by overwork In
taking care OF my children and the results
of.tho disease was lett In very exhaust
ell condition, in fact wGs neurly prostru-
tod. was SO weak that upon the least
excitement would feel nauseated. was
as near nervous prostratlon as anyone
could bs.
Someone recommended DR.. Green ed
Nervura blood and nerve remedy to me
and Immediately began its use. l am
hnppy,to say that 1t completely cured me.
| tuiHk tits the best medicine l ever knew
| OF for any form of nervous or chronic dis
ease. have recommended It to many
ana shall do so upon every OCCASION"
| Ii you are nervous, weak, tired, sleep.
| less. II you have headache, Indigestion
| kidney or liver complaint. poor blood und
| weak nerves. you can surely regain your
| health and ba as we'll as you ever wore by
taking pr. Greene's Nervura blood and
| nerve remedy.
| The strength thenlng and curative powers
| or tnia remedy are wonderful Use is and
| you Will be made we'll aud strong. 1t is
| the discovery OF DIR. Greene, the most sue
| cessful specialist in curing nervous and
| chronic Diseases. de can be consulted by
| all at his utiloe. IS West i4th ST., New
York CITY. Tree. personally or by letter.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-08
rno pisiraaehi.enrnt u, tho l,,,tprnt.,

TIE South UarOllniuns ara making o
great effort to dislrancalss the ilIiterate.
IL they possess good sense they would
ondeavor to get rid Of the danger arising
rtom the existence OF that class by educat.
iDR them. Dlsfranohisement Will not re.
rnoyo the danger TO the community while
education may. II they think ignorance Ia
a menace to our institutions they should
endeavor to try il there is not virtue in
education. The coiored people cannot be
driven out Of the State and il ia better to
control them through the cultivation OF
their Intellect than through rudeness or
ostracism. The effort should be to elevate
their aspirations and not to reduce the IN
10 the condition OF nero hewers Of wood
snd drawers OF water. The measure that
- meted out to others will surely be
lnotod out to you. As men SOW they shall
reap
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-08
Epworth Churrn- -.r,tc,.

This Is the fourth week OF tho evan 90
ltstic services. Tho meetings this week
will TO held in Epworth Church nnl the
one held last night was we'll uttended
The oxercises began with an exholtatlon
from Rev. John Franco. Rev. L. W
Lhyileld welcomed the members OF the
other churches present and extended the
hospitality oil their church home for his
congregation.
Inc address OF tho evening was made hy
the Rev. Merritt Huiburi d. D., in ths
absence of the Rev Warren ISurr of
klnRswood Church who WAS announced
to preach. MIR Burr was reported sicIS
and unable to MI the appointment. Tho
nddIess OF Dr. Hulburd was followed by
an altar service that was very impressive.
At the close Of the meeting tho entire
congregation was invited to take part in
general sOciable hand shake In renewal of
old aud the making OF new acquaIrtances,
The Rey, }. ii. Howard. ID. b., pastor OF
Asoury Church will preach at tlIA sArVl ca
IhlS evening
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-08
MIR. Cnnby TnlI,- Of M. Trir.

While the Natural His. DRY Society was
IN session last night, Wm. NJ. Candy told
the members OF his recent trip across the
continent. lie dwelt especially GA the
beauty Of tho Solkirk mountains. which,
he sai1, were inGe5crihabie. Near BanH
were numerous cnscades. aoIne OF which
are 2010 feot in height. lie also told OF a
pool on the divide which had two outlets
one OF which sOEds its waters TO the At.
lantie and tho other TO the Iacitic. He
was much Interested. he said. In watching
number OF men who were throwing
chips In the pool and betting on whicn
direction they wouid take. toward tho At.
lantic OF toward tho tactic.
During the tLip AIR. Ganby vizited Van.
couyer. Victoria. and returned to Seattle
by tho Puget Sound route
lie talk was n enjoyable diversion from
the regular business of which there was
little. At tho next meeting officers wilt TO
elected and these were placed in nomina,
nation: For president, William NJ. Cnnby
and Waiter ID. Bush vice president Isaac
4. Johson and Walter ID. Bush; secretary
Mrs. j. T.. Pyle and Miss Mary Setts;
treasurer, j. L. Penneypaeisr; board of
directors. three to be elected, are: John
II. Rogers, Wilmer Palmer, Carrie DUN.
ming. Frank II. Jones anu George Hard
CASTLE
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-08

Hosu narrs for money. but the Iarssst
number for Iowa. or elss there would 10
fswer marriages In Wilmington. me New
York World eompounds the following
marriages which viii take place shoetiy
In that clty. invoiving millions In joining
hearts aud pocketoooks together:
Miss Edith Rockefoiler MoCor.
mick. s3S 600. 900.
Mas Consualo vhnderbllt-the Duke OF
Marlborough. et5 900 900
Aliss Pauline Whitney-A. II. Paget.
$40. 600. 600.
Miss Ethel ". Phelps stolxes--J. S. Hoyt
$1,000 900.
Mias Feiiclte oslesby--G. M Pullman.
Jr.. 5000 900.
After all not one of these couples may
be as happy as tho weli-to-do hard work
,ng mechanic or merchant In our city.
Money sometimes brIngs trrals and trie'
ulauons.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-08

Wan the City Solicitor dersIlct 10 his
duty ln not appearing in the suit against
City oouncilS Lawyers are MOTTO be sup-
posed TO know everything even when they
are paid for 1t. The city was given iudg-
msnt against In q auit brought by Waitar
Hayes for bill OF s5sS 10 and costs for
services rendered iast City Council at Dow.
or. 1t looks as II Mr.. Hayes would get
his money. II he was employed and per-
formed his work whioh there is no reason
TO doubt he should be paid for his sservicss
the same as hs would charge an indlvid'
ual and not Que cent more or less.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-08
A, nussnra,. nay.


President Cleveland stlll llngers ct BUS
k4rd's Bay, The attractions as that piace
xnain to exert . much greater Influence
over him thau they did over any Of hts
predecessors The Republlcans are charit-
able and seem willing that he should On
joy himself Their toieration contrasts
strangely with tho fierce denuncsation By
tho Democrats Of former Presidents
who aappeaed to be away for few days
from the white house. Their howling
was as fieCce as starving wolves. and
hyenas eeaid net exceed their capacity.
III Republican acted as Cieveaand is
dong. wo SHOULD have tho same old Robel
yell sounded throughout the land. and
the tears would fiow AZ freely and the
iamentatious would sound as loudly as
did those OF Rachel over her children. and
they would not be comforted beesasa the
epoiIs " oiiice were not for them
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-08

In Newark. N. J., the trolley llnes arc
being used by tue two parties to DYER.
tise their political meetings.. The Dem
ocIats on the opening Of tho campaign
one day Of Last week hired two trolley
oars all day. with large signs on their
sides advertising their meeting. A fife
and dtun corps was added to attract the
attention Of tho people to the meeting in
tho evening. The Republicans not to be out
done hired q trolley oar and put brass
band In TO attract attention to their meet.
ing which was held ut Griggs nall This
plan rnlgh be adopted in Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-08
THAT electricity win cat bss iisars as

THAT electricity will cut big figure as
the coming power is beyond question
The North AmerieAn says The eaestloa
Of lighting and heatinG the cities and pri-
vate houses by the electric power brought
from q general storage house outside OF
the city limits commends ltseH to every
one. Cooking by electrlcIty Is the only
modern aud improved way. Ii can bs
done Without haating tho room and with
out the bother OF using wood or coal. Our
present system of running machinery
compels the erection OF small steam
plants oil ever the city. Every hotel Office
building large apartment houses and
manufacturing lott must have its steam
plant TO run an elevator and to heat the
building. An electric plant could supply
thi ough Its own cond uit all the power and
light that gas and steam companies now
furnish through their numerous intricate
nee work Of pipes. Tho cost could be
reduced one hall, ths service could be
mado more satisfactory and tho city re-
deemed from many OF lis present foul
odors and an unpleasant, super heated
atmosphere. Ine boom would not be
simply one of eoonomy and cleanliness,
but OF beautlfulness as we'll
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-08

NEW Castle County. ss. The State OF Della
In ware to the Sheriff OF ewCasteCoun-
ty, Greeting:
Whereas Susan Ann Sparks. by a petition
TO the Judges of our Superior Coutf MI cd IN
the office OF tho Prothonotary of said Court
in aud for New Castle County, for the cause
OF com plnint therein alleged. as made appt.
cation 10 our said Judgrs that u decree may
be pronounced dissoiving the marriage exist
ing between tho petitioner and -Dodo Clayton
Sparks
We. Therefore, command you.as you wore
heretofore commanded that you summon
Dodo Clayton spurkp. that no be and appear
bef ore the Judges OF our SKID court at the
next term thereof 10 be held at Wilmington.
on Monday. the 18th day or November, 1exts
TO answer the allegations Of the said petftIon
er. Susan Ann SPARKS acc eordiug 10 the Act OF
Assembly In such case made aud providod.
and also to do aud receive what the Court
shall then and there consider concerning him
in this behalf as TO the Court shail seem meet
and consistent with tho prov vislops 'of
the said Act or Assembly And have YOU
then there this writ. Witness. the honorable
Charles Ii. Lore. Esquire, at Wilmington. tbs
10th day of September. A. d., 1898, lssuei
September 10Th. 1897
S1-.- o. s1t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-08

NJ oTICE-i. GRO. W. 6RlFFIrA tho
In owner and occupant of the bouBc alt
uuted at N. E Cor, llth and Thatcher Etrecte
in tbe Ninth ward, in the city Of Wilmington.
county of New Castle and Stnte OF Delaware.
in compliance with the requirements or the
a. ts oil the Genaini Assembly IN such cnRe
mnde and provided. do hereby glyo notice
that shall apply In writing to the Judges OF
the Court OF General Sessions of tho Pence
and jail Delivery of the State of Delaware.
in aud fer New Castle County. on Monday,
the 18th day OF Nov 1895, being the naxt term
of said Court. for hcense for said honsc.
as an Inn or tavern for the stle therein OF
Intoxicating liquors In less quaint les than
one quart, to be drunk on the premses and
the following respectable citizens OF snid
ward. at least twelve of whom arc substan-
tial freab iders, recommend the said appiica-
ton. VIZ:
Daniel L. Mooney Francis :. Brhuiey
John Madden William iioundy
John I,eeisun william b. w urtier
Joho n Simmons Henry Kruiz
Gcofue Alter paniel w. Fletcher
Anton SteInle L. d. Long
Michael fromm John Ford
MAJ tin Reiuholl Jnmes Y. FOX
Charles Sohou I'll q. Grlthth
Jonenh NJ JeiTeris William q. Pnucvnst
(,eurue W, Whitaker Thomas ID. Davis
iTbeosiore IT, p,Ait Joha h BaH,r
James Lynn Hugh pation
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-08
Telenhonn ti.nrrcs

The charges for telerhone service In
our city seems to DO excessive. meet.
ing should be held By our citizens. and
measures adopted to lead to great re.
duction. One half the present rate would
pay reasonable profit to the stockhol.
ders- At any rate there should be con.
ference In regard TO the matter and steps
taken that will lead to an equitable 10 o
for service rendered. The workman ls
worthy OF hls hire but this does not m can
extortion, but merely a fair equival ent
foe labor perform sd aud capital inrestel.
We hope that this matter will bs agitated
until action shall be taken aud justice es
tabllshed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-08

The Delaware Legislature granted but
forty.Ionr divorces. That means only
twenty-five couples for each year, as the
Legislature meets every two years. The
State Of Delaware has population OF
l6s 493. and those divorced average only
one for every 7j5S OF tho population. It
is a great deal better that III assorted
couples should bo divorced than that
murder should often be oommilted by
those whom the law has Joined toEe her.
and that tho civil law says should ot
part until death. Marriages should not
be entered into hastily, nor should per
sons be married too young. Married In
haste and repent at leisure Is tho cause Of
the Legislature being asked TO divorce
gouDles
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-08
Lower Prices.
Larger Business,
Better Clothes.

Making big profits is no road
to big business. There must
be satisfaction with the goods,
satisfaction with prices, satisfac.
ton with the wear of the clothes
through months of service. It's
not enough to make sales to.
day. There must be value that
will be talked about to friend
and neighhor. We've reached
that point with our Clothing.
It's safe to say our All Wool
Overcoats, $500, are good as
anybody's $3.50.
It's safe to say our All Wool
Overcoats, 500, are good as
many at $1,000.
Our prices are established in
the interest of buyers-,and
they bring 'em.
Our prices are established in
the interest of buyers--and
they bring 'em.
We're doing nothing but
clothing business = employing
thousands of makers.
Our purchases embrace, at
times, entire product of cloth
mills. We're concentrated to
to obtain and produce the best
for customers. We're manu-
featuring retailers = with no
middlemen to consider.
The result we're selling for.
mer $40 and $l2 Suits for So
aud $G.75.
The result-we're selling for
mer SIS Worsted Suits for SO.
The result - we're selling
Black Suits that used to be $25
for SIG. so.
Wish you could have seen
in the hand the long fibre Aus
tralian Wool as We did. It's a
striking Suit. 9l0 or $12, as
yoi choose. The cloth is lus-
tired, and will wear exactly right.
Has Mr.. Wanamakcr's per-
sonal recommendation.
On the purchase of $15.0C
worth, we pay railroad exeur.
sion fare from Wilmington te
Philadelphia and return.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-08

TIE Board of Fort waacsns In Phlla-
delphia met on Monday afternoon ana
held a breezy meeting. Pilot Harry q.
Long who is a member OF tns Port War.
deus bitterly denounced John B. YLrden
OF Lewes. saying that tho whole trouble
originated with him. That he. Yirdsn.
was determi ned to either rule or ruin the
pilots of this section. There evidently is
bad blood amongst the pilots and some.
body may yet get hurt before tho uo uDles
are adjusted.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-08

II is to be hoped by the next NEE ting OF
the board OF Trustees OF tho State Hospt-
tai that plans ard spscitications will bs
received and adopted and bids asked for
the erection of the new hosDltal. Tho
crowded condition OF the old buildipgs are
such that new wards should be erected as
soon ns possible and wtthin the appropriA.
ton made to the Board by ths Legislature.
Evidently the membsrs are conscientious
and are more than sorry at the delay In
commencing the building.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-08

TEE electric locomotive of the u. & o.
r. Il hauled forty four loaded freight
cars aud three steam locomotives not
working, which had boon used to haul the
heavy train on surface coupled together
up the heavy grade through the tunnel at
IL miles an hour gait This beats any
locomotive ever built
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-08


PHILADELPHIA wit AaiNcToN a
BAtTlMoRE RAILROAD.
IN EFFEeT MAY ~ ise6
Trains yili Leave wilminston a. fcilows,
n2s il,4s q M .i2is LII 100. 5.oi. Li0
\ Il s% IA ! nv Il ( \ =
rs Sss .sS sSs;s;s :ss l:s si IL i.s r
a s 81 a sss es sSs & sos T. ,ea Els
80. sis. s ioos 'll .s a. M: ~ .lsis. M iR7 IL & as
ycE .Bostoh without change iois a n.
Far ms south--southern Railway mn.
press. IA p. m. sIespsrs to Memphis ana
SSc Fcr aIssi'ss Wsst Chester. via Iamokia. $50 =
" sr Nsxsrs q center ana n ,n..rmod,..s
Baiiimore aud Washing ton. 4ss aot
f5s s l l2,' s sRa s sse sss 9 T. T rs. sao q n. and
4. i'sss II q. :ss :ss nc ,ei;ssa'.'' = ne stations
Leave Pniisdelphla, Broad Street .fS-
w!l%ins ,SsS s s0q s !sapfsss iss nsS IA is ss M
Ills p M and R los ndght ~ :, a "a ,ow
lzs SoS tGs. 1sI az S.sa. io.os and An
FOR rs,.s.Issl. sSsRsG |.aas...s Is..ss. s d. IN.
.ss go 80 a.sa fss Il I'D ? ID q
,oss sf ls5 cass.ss ss 70 e. g. ~ ~ IA
and s.c6 p. IN.
Acsgpgsses & ! ton ,,s Il 4 A ai1 a m. iaio. La
For New York. i67. a.55: 40. Z. $50, 80.
$50. $40. 7.o7. ola. and 1885 .. NJ.
For Boston, without change. b.M .. m.
For the south-southern Railway Ex-
press, 7;I p. m. sleepers % Memphis and
sS For Mess Chester. via Lamokin. ass q
si:i%ST. j: ,.5 ,,ss ,y..ss,ssss ssss ssss I'd
s.20 p m. and l2.5i night.
Baitfeaore and intermediate stations
Leave ave R shiadeiphia. Broad street. for
Wilmington texpressl, s.6o. 7:2e. Ills. ii.ss
a m; liz. -. ses, & s;ss; 74o SIS. LILO
,Aecommoaation. ss. $40 io.S q m.
1880 a0i ibSPAWsSss fIe VIZ siS' piSIsfok sfs Il 8 m
~ ss ssi Il n and % III sR P,Fnt 3. g.
Express for Dover. Harrington and D.,-
For s HsrriSsssn Ss % ana az Wy & saSn. l nsh as
ExpresS for Caps Charles. Nd Point
Comfort ssd Norfolk. u.oS q. IN. and zci
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For New Castle, e.6l p; m. and 12oi night
For Cape Charles, Old Point Coinfors
and Norfolk. 12.ol night
For Middletown, Cisytop. Dover. NJ
esaford. Laurel. and DsiHar. lz.vt night
CD Congressional Limited Expi esa
trains, composed entirely of Pullman Ves-
tibule. ParIor and Dining Cars. No oxtra
fare other than the usual Pullman charge
C) Limited Express trains ccmpcsed OF
Pullman Vestibule Parlor Cars. vesttbulo
Passenger Coaches and Dining Car. Ne
extra fare
For further information passengers ars
referred to the ticket gent at the station.
g. M. PHByO6T, J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass. AR.-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-08
EyIpEx11x steam has no limit for spe ,d

EVIDENTLY steam has no limit for spesd
on our railroads.. A train was run over
the L1cka wanna Railroad from East But
faio on Sunday distance Of 4o7 miles In.
452 minutes 1t was ruu a distance OF 6S
miles in Sc minutes- From Corning to Big
Flats distance OF six and ono halr miles
the run was made III exactly four minutes
This beats the world for fasi tune But
we expect 10 see the Pennsylvania L. Il.
yet beat this record.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-08
Cashmere CIoaks.

s2.75. Cream Wool Cashmere
Cloaks, tucked skirt, embroidered
collar and cuffs; would be cheap at
s3.z5.
$500. All wool Bedford Cord,
trimmed with silk braid; S.
is the regular price.
The Cloalls mentioned above are
only two kinds out of fifteen styles
we have to show you, ranging in
price from 81 to 81.
Also fine assortment of In
fants' short Cashmere and Bedford
Cord Coats.
1875 for 2, q and 6 years. plain
cloth coat, red only, trimmed with
black fur and soutache braid, iull
sleeves, deep collar, real value S..
So IS. Heavy Mixed Cloth Coats,
velvet collar, trimmed in fur and
braid, excellent value. We have
an endless variety Of styles and
colorlngs, all the newest. Look
through them. If You are think
ing OF making a coat at home
come and look at our coats and
get IDEAS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-08

Harry j. Mooney, who is making tour
OF the world. arrived In our city yester-
day. There have been lnnumeraole men
making tour OF the world lately, They
object to work and depend on the gener-
Gus public to keep them wnue on the
bum.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-08
DEuISTEIt'S ORDER
IL REaisTER's OFtioe.
NEW CxsrLE COUNTY. DEL.


DEuISTEIrS ORDER
III REaisTERs OftiOe.
NEW CxsrLE COUNTY. DEL.
September goth. 1895.
Upon the application OF Samuel q. Bfdd's
Administrator OF Samuel DiddIe late Of
Wilmington HID. in sRid county deceased,
II ID ordered aud directed by The itegistef thae
the Adininfatintor aforesaid givo notice Of
granting of1eitors OF Administration upon
the estate OF tho decreased. with tho date OF
granting thereof. by causing advertisements
10 DO posted within forty days from tue dats
OF such letters IN SIX OF the inost public piaaes
Of the county of New Castle. requiring alt
persons having demands against the estate
10 present tho same. or abide by an not OF
Assembly in such case in,,ue and provided;
and also cause the game to DO inserted with
In the same period In the DAILY hEPUnLt-
CAr, newspaper pubiishei in Wilmington.
Del. and 20 DO continued therein threo
weeks te- o. d.
- Given under the hand and seal OF
las. ! oifco or tho Register aforesaid a.
- Whaling on. In New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
j. WILKINS COotH, Nekister
NOTICE. Notice Is hereby givoh that letters
oil Administrator were IN duo form OF law
granted unto the undersgne d. on thc sdth day
OF September A. d., 1895. and that all persons
having claims nganst the estate OF the dc.
ccascd must present the same. duly attested.
TO the said ADMIN al rator or before tue 2ath
day OF September 1885, abide the Aot
OF Assembly In such case innde and provided
SAMUEL o. BlDDLE. ministrntor.
Address a24 washluRtun street. Wilmius-
ION. Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-08

WILLIAM NJ Comfy gave very interest.
Ing talk last evening before tile Society of
National History. lie gave u miuute de.
tail of his visit across the continent aud
Objects he saW enroute.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-08

No formal demand has yet boon made
upon tho Government by ths GuOaus for
the arms taken from them. 1t Is thought
that Lawyer Il. IL. Ward Viii make such a
demand In u few days.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-08

OuR citizens should be on the lookout
for "a man who Is hn lmposIor and who Is
trying to collect money Tor tho Order o:
hallway Conductors He should DO treat.
ed to q dose of shoe leather smartly ad.
mintstered.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-08

THE Democratic editor OF the Every
Evening, evidently Is opposed to Demo.
Gratis being granted divorces by ths Della
ware legislatures. 1t s making much ado
about nothing.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-08
rsIicr Cni,,,nI -. I.,,,er.-

Tie Police Com mission last night fined
fnttollnBn Mnniou ono day. ray Tor being
late in report. Officer Welsh Will be
charged with neglect OF duty at tho next
meeting. He lett his beat without per.
mission To 20 10 his homo 10 SEQ his sic X
child. Pntruln.an Alaiousy was given u
marx OF meT.J Tor artestlng the alleged
horse thieves. A verbal compliant of
abuse Nbts at the stationhouse was made
by Jamee MCKeough, bus he wus told Lhut
the charge would havs to 10 written