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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-06

DRrcsThee arm nrke, fI P-. o.G wa, end ~
Gh hf fsTe! sFsS "a oSbns s. 7cs
uyyl,rsd 50 35gs3 81: morphine. bulk 81 w odnr N,-
81 SIS 81 six fh maaaisc,urers 2s outside holders bulk
90 ESSENTIAL oIThe market was dI5l ,erog ,e
ovs A9' 1872 cl5.b S, s5oSt hsr5cs 81 s
sa' Iso,n %a'e IL s. s ii 'alir
western Tins 81; NcwYork tins q ~ Ca, ca s. %
natural s. L. a[a: 'o' yST.tff vas H0 arm
market FOR gsnan trade was generally lIsht Prs
e. fT 'e rnsSnF ssuRefn 50 25@s2 M northern 81 80
s1i,s s5aen seai soc: helleboro powdered, loc; leo
rice ordinary selected S9s 9igS. We.crn
2ig25c: snake Tes ..s: i7gSr moderately active.
trade in four ,ay seai.er range Of prices, based
on the sharp advance in %hea srrsaE atS gg nan,
$ oGsi 81 srns clears 81 acgsl 90 e.rs G ~ % win
s .r 5, i ssss extra :a Ss 50
Rns % So g .ylss a: to ME&I
steady 4ns hit Sc nne y' ,g 81 g ~n in h1s
s.T'ns e. Oa CIV ted Zoo hominy chop Zoe oil
meal s22gs23 screenings soc. In bulk; tuek~heat
sGFhI% "WifEAT~Gnothcr huge expor; business. com
blnct win strong ioreEn naFssts ana coftnnato %,
= ~ a'ah nr. va Me-, Fs7 ,5 t ss an i '%p sf
s[e VIII further aivance Dccentrr from r''c -
cors.'erahy eysaaei during wsal; spo, sh'5 9 gr
re s.n,ns snf .gged ny, ne,'y 'I IN W yery buh
c1nctor. Win broadening tendency = sPsculn,on.
by reason Aware q lgiha a; s'rg?' ~ . -, p
points net RE on Paris wheat ami 20 70 ., In'. az
vance w.. quotations a.. cases cisnE ~ Wic-
tray the ts N, * the day on tp p -, earnr -
goes oH coast aEi ina; Ru'saa wheat ,iry.sS - re
. e', .r. IN I's 5.n,a a tr nn. a
tan heretofore. F-esr houses ~sre free o,'' az u.
.fosas'ise sisa ~ ont account a.. or ::
f,,5r ana ac,~i 30 4 10 eoatrai, .en.',.s n
ia, 4 rain Mt verified t3iays os2aiche, *
--aea ina, after 80 wees er'si, - 10 90,
M r-,ct tha 80 sr-s wheat ~ falls shr-t % 'n-r
s.,lra'e' During a. DAY s'od des .. 80 ~,G-,
=, ~. str,s rh.-lc..r q news Ueafi.a fl-1rs ve-f
canparatyey feN ana urimaeFani H-ra" ,,sr' r.
s-er,~i only ,.n,p,ra-y ne, upoa prees TIE !s
o. 3d. III, e,aort busnes. w. vnr.'asy -t.i A. r. ~
80 - 90 loads h~-". al4 - 7fla 90 Nl'i A. nl'''
distributed aHony The yanol- sr,i.' hesre-- -.
i,a- Sc couP~ q n.?a sg's',, 81 t.e & @,
81. na-nt 'oday p Ch~'i. re.e a. i,'' ,. -.
- northern New.iors. Si-s. 80 Neri.sra la.a,a'
~ s. ssr NeS I,'" r. e ..7a ,,,
yhle sharing in the strarh Il wh-a, w. al s'''-c
.csnr corn and cat. 70 oace sSiy DAYS earlier
~. in ho;h rnrnoilii. consiernr 40 price Re-
atn :, other staple has lately ben ..irsciins ca
ra, a s .9,, f3 . s, ., s ,, or s7
y 49, market. ani nnh price were 'sg.c lSher uaG
ast nis, L'9e''cFs o'~ go r.. . .,,-: 4, 'o az. -
lay eSlrt busn~s. = soo'o t9.7 n-a' *
HI. iSrss ,rrle .,rcreaessi ~ ra.n mars and
last fisnt. aftr f-Aturcl'.f asys ~ in- D. go,
sa,s yea ralrs. ''.q SO ,T3s *. % pf.
Buffalo. 80 ! Wcs.crn. i9.c !: Lufn. geo. 'A"''-!
Market ffner. quoted. - o. hi'to.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-06

Cash quotation. ysrs a. fol0"s Flour easy; S9
SSas s 10 no Th Ge' i'sS sg So 10 EA Tye
b 2Iss ST. 10 aaz:esd, S2 ioihs
oo 10 s. 4.6s4 5O short ribs sides Goose, 81 500 So %
55.sd nl'a ~n.sy aasr nnhea so S
GAL %? sugar. unchanged On the Pr3daGe ExenanSs
2sc dalries i3Gl9c Cheese steady sasc Eggs steady
red S5ss corn steady mixed soas9sfs o. e.
pI SS su aed wi 5ss Seal Rye 81 s s.
ssH Tsss 2: o1 Cheese l s sss gary
Milwaukee Oct. o-wheat stronger; No Northern
Sc; 40 sp:ins, sSqsic; Dec n'oer ncnnaiy yr.S
9g Swhsss ''SSnfef S.t 9csssr s x
50 .s:oG s Sae it5ss h hrs!
sscsed s 81 :3sss So ;'@S- 10 Dram '-'
Phatp. o: Swhss a 21 and 2c sssSr c, 5
JaSSay nOm n S2rH @ sad &c fss No and jazz
vember. December AID January 2'g-Igc: Pro'Is 500,
~ beef hams s23 'oas2s pork family s: ;Oesls
Brand and ayersse SGi5s sides Ribbed sais 5s.e:
~ smoked 6dsi.c. shoulders pickle cured 6.a5:c %
ge es Dee aI:oTaas TO r ass ays2s! o'ss
Do Western, in tuDs 5sc; d. butchers DOSE S.a3 r.
,ani. Prints 2:s:Sr d, western prints. ?2,. Esss
steady: nearby iiiac DO Western IL gle Cheese
Get but steady Refined sugars hrm far demand Cot
tn nrm sc higher; mddns rpiands Csc. Ta..ow ai!l
4ni weak. city prime, IN hn4s Shc, country o. N DE-.
3Lc dark DO s.: cakes 3'.c. grease. &C. Live ppdlus
du and lower; owls Toe: Old 7c; spring chick
rns pQi0c; duck g99c. Dressed poultry was shade
lower: fowls choice lie; bro.ers, large. llGi2c 10
s,na. and scaled 9Gilc, turkeys. large. l2cl4c
II. Louis Oct. 5.--Flour unchanged Wheatosp9t
higher: No 2 red cash elevator S913c bid track 70 ~
Vc: No hard cash. s39s3igc Dece nosr' sIc asHea'
May 9Ssc. Corn-Spot firm. NJ cash. &c. December.
gT.c bid May 3O1sc bid Cats-Sp0t higher, no cAsA
elevator 2Oc asked: track 10 white 2iiaa22c' De-
cember 1870 bid May 22i-N--<c fran du Oh. NM
buyers refusing % pay prices asked sales OF East 'ae
.scked at 4-c with zoe asked Butter firm; crsag,es
ice. dairy lI;fiac Eggs rrm. l2isc Nhlskey. 81 -
Lard steady 81 35a<4 40 Pork steady STANDARD mess
g. IA ordsrs soc CHER BaconBcXed los extra snort
clear 81 %; ribs So 2j shorts so 80. Dry "a Ted
Boxed shoulders s. -: short clear ana rios e.
shorts. IS s1i..
Toledo oct wheat dull. higher; Ne ? cash au !
October 9ilsc; December. 9jNc Germ du! t 10 y, Rvs
dull higher No cash. 4Ic CoyerseSd active s'c"'
prime cash and October. So -. Oli u'chl'seu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-06

43c; salt hay. 4oT4so. sTRAw-suppes abundant;
per 100 NJ The official report OF receipts Of hay IN tons
the Produce Exchange AT today Hudson
River Railroad b10 Erie $50 Pennsylvania. 10; Della
ware. Lacknwanns and Western. 30; West shore l90:
Leh.gh Valley 800 Baltimore and Ohio. 70 Ontario and
Western 10. Central OF Newlersey. 10 river boats 1907
total $50 tons Receipts % straw 100 Receipts
Of hay and NewYork for week ending October 5:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-06

csa23c Missouri three-eighths blood eomb:ns. x,9zs
braid cornblng. .lc - .-,,,.
Texas woo.s-Spr.nx medium 12 Missogfb. lyVlIe;
secured price. 4lai2c sprns fine Il: Mlssourt iSs's''
secured price. 4Inbc. ,.2.,-
Territory wool-Montana fine medium and me- lt1lJc:
secured price 4Tnsoc: STAPLE. 0no2c; utan, "ymines,
etc. fine medium and fine. i4gIc secured price, s'@"''
staple. 50152c. -.
Australian. secured bass-Con.bing. supernne sSe;
combins good 6c. combing. average. 5ec; oueensAno
corlb.ng, 5SI5ec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-06

Rio-coNee mark. steady: No Rio; sttD
12-3cd. receipts 5000 bags: cleared Tor tne
state bags: cleared fOr Europe. 30" Days s'"'
= tag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-06

Total daily supply -........-. --I'"-' - .. n,
tn. Exchange rrice since october has been ~ -
can ives, OF me Hudson and II 81 when oei'eIe' " '
city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-06
.4sc fancy c7asoc: Javas .1rcsc. Ansos.ura- iir2c
Mocha. lSt.fl9c.
The range Of contract prices follows

Foreign r1rkets: santo.-CorAe nafKet qIIet' h.1
average Santos $500; receipts 5000 bag Sc Gs
lover: closed n6i, pig net lower sales. 1000 bags.
Havre-Coree market opened quiet and franc ioe-r'
Al "a m unchanged. At q m. quiet ana cncHsrscl,
Closed quiet at j. franc decline. Total sales ll"vo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-06

pyFRTISEMENTs st.csct. ptlons .or Tue Tribune
- received their Uptown one No. La: Broadway.
~ door north Of 3lst-st ind! ocock m: ADVERTISE
aens received following branch aihces AZ regu,se
cor .5a-s;; ~ 9Th ave cc- i2th-s sacy,. eth-avs
and i4ta-e. i42 Coumbus-ave. near Wes' 05h-st 100
West 4aa-st GEAR eth-ave - Eas, i&ths,. 25l West
s2t-st between n and sth sves l5a East +7ta-s, s3s
Sd-av between 10th and Tn 02G 3dsve near olst.
10s ts-avs.. SGT st; $50 3faye near $lst-ses
US gave 2iO Rleecker-st. 80 BieecSer-s;;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-06
FRENCH line.
NOMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlant.que

~ DIRECT LINE To HAVRE-PARIs. FRANCE.
From Pier -. North RIVER f2ot Norton y,
LA TOTRAINE. Santell. sal oct " ~ 4 ms
LA BRETAGNE. Rlpe.: .......;.sst c6t. TO- 10 a. m
% Fret Cas- y !. % PaFs Sloo ana
UPWARDS by al steamers except IA TouIaine Including
railway fare Paris AMI landing chars-s Buffet Parls
car free Second class - Parts. Sa4.f0
j. FORGET, General Agent. Bowling Green. y. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-06
TO VENEZUELA.

l. steamer. ~ the RED 'D' LINE. under mail con.
,, Nth the United States Govefnneni are appointed
~ from Robert pier BROOKLYN
70 sar atrs 1ior CaTacas, Pu rto ca5e.io. Curacao
TUE - ana Maraca.bo. Via curacao.
CO yENEZt EI.A. 49,. Thursday, oci6er ~ p m
80 nfr Dt.I Saturday. October - p. m.
q, cspAcAs............Th THURSDAY. November T. p m
- N-N' B0l-LTON BLISS * DALLETI,
General Manager. No. 1875 Front 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-06

SAyANNAH LINE
- steamers sail DAILY except Thurdsys and sundayO
from Pier 81 = T.. p NJ. Tor saYarnal connecting
Ter Florida South aud Southwest
49, Superior Passenger Accommodations
Fast Freight Route.
= T CHARLTON. q. + a; W. r.. ARNOLD. q. 4
~ - r. A. 81 Broadway
cuAs H. HOLDRIDGE AgI. New Pier 81 ~ a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-06
WHITE STAR LINE.

Ge-nanic...... oct. g. noon Gerranc Nov g. noon
~, Teutontc. Nov. noon
Britannc.....oc 90 noon Brsnqic Nov. 4. nooa
~ ~ S'oTrSX cARRiED HY PASSENGER sTEAMERG
10 der No - Horth River once. Broadway. y. Y
II. MAITLAND kEKsEY Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-06

Recepts the ports and interior ionts to-aly IN ~
psred win the day last week ana last year. "'''
foOws -, Ia. presor,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-06
NEW YORK PRICES.


Receipts hreatsurs A. interior points in th0usa nus
three c!phers 900 omitted. "o1F MS gram '4- 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-06
0IAILOKY STEAMSHIP LINES.

-'A TEXAs. 50. CAk9L-MS,A T., @ AND FLA; =,
noints In Texas Colorado. Uan Arizona, California. Mex
leo &c Georgia. Florida. e Excellent accormodationa
Write 10; opr 90 page Pocket Guide INHALED free).
. n MALLORY & Co. Gen. Asts. Pier 20 E. r. ". z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-06
CLYDE LINZ.

n VI
y CHARLESTON. :. G the SOUTH and SOUTHWEST.
JACK ONVILIE aad a.. FLORIDA POINTS.
From Pier -. r. (foot Roosevelt ST. p.
Z
SEMINOLE - " --i'slay oet -
VIM. T. CLYDE * CO. General Agents.
bowling Green. y. y.
FL, Cent & Penin. Fact =. & r. Lire via Jacksonville.
Great Fre Oh, AID PASSENGER Line va Charls.ton
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-11

| Phtiadelphiaus they can Justly claim that
| they have contributed no little to the po
sltlOn OF uurGity rs u manufacturing and
distributing centre.
In conversation yesterday, one Of the
members Of tho firm stated the case exactly.
lie said: This great city, with poDlula.
tlon Of million and quarter and with
II surrounding tributary country Of as
much more, j. surely ripe for the entrance
OF anything that pertains to honest NOR
chnudtsing The enterprislng merchant
will always fad new fields for the develop
ment Of his business ambition, und what
ever benefits such an individual must need
benefit his nclghbUrs.
We would not undertake such an enor-
nous venture were We not confident of q
steady and prosperous improvement,
which cannot be stemEed by lumCuting
or croaking. In every move that We huv9
made in the past our fellow merchants and
nelghbor5 have taken US by the hand and
wished rs well, and we trust that the same
spirit OF welcoming honorable competition
Is sttll alive"
These few simple words tell the story of
the Snellenburg success. Honor between
buyer and seller: lihcrnlity towards philn.
dolphin labor; cordially towards the
fellow merchants, and al earnest effort 70
foster Philadelphia Industry. These
tRc Ors have established the success Of tho
past They guarantee the success OF the
future IN the immense store of the people
ut Market and Twelfth streets.
\ large reduction sale, which is now in
progress 1t tho Philadelphia stores will
surely be good news to all Wilmington.
laus, for the same reduced prices In force
in Philatelphia VIII be in vogue at tho
Wilmington store.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-11

Polls will be open at 10 O'Clock or thirty
minutes thereafter. and close at D u. m,
Members to be elected anu places of Voting
arc as follows:
First ward-One member for four years,
Foil NO =! school house. Second street,
near Washington.
second wnrd-One member for four years,
Polls. No. "A school house. Claymo anu
lOblsli streets.
Third ward-One member for four years
Polls, public school house, no. 9 Jefferson
street. below Third.
Fourth ward-One membnr for four years.
Polls. Mol school house. French street above
Fifth.
Fifth ward-One member for four wears.
Polla. No. school house. Eighth and Woll,,
ton streets.
Sixth ward-One member for four year,
Polla. NO. 8 school house. Walnut street, near
Twelfth.
Seventh ward-One member for foug years
Polls, No. 2saho IL house eleventh aud Wash
ingtOn streets.
Eighth ward -One memDer tor four ,eara,
Polls. No. + school house. Seventh and Spruce
sireets.
Ninth ward-One membar for four yelrs
Polls. no. l. school house. Twenty. sccoa
street near Martet.
Tenth Ward-One member FOR four year,
Polls. No. 10 school house.; corner Third unl
Harrison streets.
Eleventh ward-One member for four yrs
Polls. NO. 10 school house. corner OAK and
Harrison streets,
Twelfth ward-Oue member for four yrs
Polls, No. u school house. corner Fifth ana
Scott streets. L. b. ONES. secretary
j2-Qt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-11

g Mossrs n SnelIenburg u Co., have ad.
ded three large buildings to their massive
slDrc in Philadelphia, scouting full pos
session of the entire Grard block, run
ming from Marke- 10 GIrard street, and
more than five Fights Of the greater por.
ton Of the sqUaro from Twelfth to
Eleventh street, and the work Of remodel
Ing the entlrB block OF buildings VIII be
commenced at once
In the end a new structure will 10 erect
cd, only the outside wall, remaining US
now, and even these will undergo some
alterations looking to harmonious
whole. The entire interior walls will be
removed from the basement upwards, not
only Of the new property acquired, but in
tks present mammoth sore ~ well,
where there aro five walls Of u thickness
exceeding two feet ~ be taken out. Iron
columns will replace the walls that, while
not cqualing in bulk those Of be Temple
Of KarnaC, nor rs slender NJ those in the
famous hall Of columns OF the Alhambrn,
will excel them both in number.
Eight improved passenger elevators,
with u capacity Of twenty pas ,engors each,
will carry patrons and visitors from floor
tofoor. There will be Il long unbrQkGn
limo of magnificent show windows, save
for the superb entrances in Il wCrd, this
new mart will be verrablc mercantile
palace, and it is certain that no other store
IL, wv W" st. W. w ~ w. tt"'tpoN ~.
this one,
MI q ~ b'CGn, W G 'nG Nv, 't'Il. VINO saileu
~ Eui upo oIt 'Nr ~ VII "ttN' ~ tliiillt-
"o1,y " "n,.t ','Cs' ~ i.1S.n'" r'""c''
The SneilenburI Nh bicycle has al
ready been exported by the firm ana there
IN no reason why othot American products
f fh,Iilou w. pl'"''o'J 'uIlo""ecu III INC
h1o h,'HA -..,,-
.,.h?y W 'nI Va 'D'' " -N'''e' i IS.1Il
III uN'' ri'' an ~ l'''s'"IlI
WIS 'liiLo U.S. eS'i
asVI "out4 ,'''Eg ~ ~" 'uL iIoC many year
r. VIZ '''si 'iG ain 'l'iuR "tHus pig
hon anu o'ce, id!1' 5'V Quay Iuoy are
sen zen 70 tho o.her sue IN grcHs Quantities.
- n"tiot, tnoit ~ ~ nc. llcL'THouIE 90
sS ~ SoiniLP.'iE w. ln"I HpIIHGInS lne lSlhG
~ ~ t shei. tin! "1, '" +" gc''" '''' Ao" p+ool
"a ME- Snvi AM oiU., pt'sT, ,.,,l.,
V1p,' ''g, ,l. N''i w 'I'! ""C'"' IS
peVlaliS UJ'"'su 10 I"t 9a'c VI sttH so"H5
nio ma ,''.t,G'J " III l1II u NoolchS
[enay W ,r wear, tl.'pF ior man, woman or
cm,I!, I ine eA"t' 'tH,e OF tneIH depart.
sanp i, ,,"' all; ~ 9oi nc L'cu, ouI
- a. ! Nv 'aN J" tnN'HS ~ lDl E'"hVyu
" law =, - 'h'puHH iIe illou'
90, a,E " ,.,i,,i,, W.. "' "o'o''
Anir o." - ',,tn'y pti1or ""TSuS'
m.n,S ~ ~ gar ~ alIuor Dot"e'h
,o.,,, ,'1,u ., ~ ~ p'o'""eu h"tu u
NJ, ,,L ,,. ,''' s nv SHC1ssa a" aHHer9
sSpe VIZ cav cnr ov,t ~, oHJ lu."tG VI me
' , o'tSS INV VIII
~ ~ up S'iOe' 'HV why lfoiH Inc leaulhE
Ae TLa m."r,, os i.,,,n,r,,,,,,,. ,nr,
INV, nv MStH VI '"'i't ,,N,o VIII De IN
.nSisv. IN I,,ar,, ,'"i, mnoSo Lasi
49,, ~ tb ,no n'"u1y HHu
sLevy VI t Wv, Le!nuAe;tu 'lIUl lures. In
H SG,,I - i..'n - Inv
Mi ~ nIH COW VI tI""VI
~ fnn' mi,t 70 MH!tc l"s mason
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-11
Board of Education.

The Bonrd of Education at its meeting
last evening appropriated $50 for frame
for picture Of II friend Of education to be
presented by the Alumni to the High
School.
GsReports Of the different committees and
schools were presented.
DR.. Shortlidge urged the advisabilty Of
Keeping up he fight for the State funds
for the schools.
In Wilmington only SIS, 900 is received
for 10000 scholars, whilo $4,000 goes for
5000 scholars in rural New Castle county,
$35 600 for G,00O in Kent and $4,000 fol
40J0 scholars in Sussex county.
MIR. BayDard and President Baird spoke
IN similar line and tho Board decided to
hold only one session after June Fl.
Shhoh's Consumptlcn Curo curos where
otheTsfaIl. It's the loading CoughCure and
no nome should 10 witnoutit. Pleasant to
take and goes right to the spot. Soil by N.
u. DanlOrtn. End and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-11
Canned ApriCOtS I1c,

Soqsed mackorel l3c,, quart jar syrup,
10c., KingsfordS corn starch, Sc, cream
I java coffee s3c: per pound, Knights liquid
. rennett lac. J. G. Singles, 7th aud King
and jackson and Linden streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-11

Charles W. Gooding, Eighth and Joffer.
son streets, has for sale houses, farms, and
city lots, as well rs various properties to
rent at reasonable rates.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-11
NOTICES.


40 T1ON-An election for members of the
B0ard Of Pablo Education in Wilmington.
will be held ON ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-11

Dyspepsia tGrol. SLa1h's YitRi1er Tn.
ned ate.y relieves Sour Stomach. Cgmlag
up Of food IIstrgsf, lt,l IL tia vtt.t biJ1A
and liver remedy sold by n u. Dgniottby
ana Hud Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-11

Be not deceived. a cough, noarscncs4 or
Group are not to be tItned with, 4 dose ia
time OF SNi.ohs Curs viii save you much
trouhr. sold by N b. DaGturth. !nd aud
MHrhpI gtTppts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-11
Festival,

A strawberry festival will be given al
Red Clay Creek Church, Mill Creek Hun, 4.
dred, on Monday evening, the 14Jh insbt
If stormy will DO given the following eyen2
ing. All are invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-11
PROPOSALS FOR REV CASTLE LOAN

''ofoSALo FL" re" CASTLE LOAN
Wilmin rton. Del. May 81. 1897.
In accordance with resolution OF the
Levy Court OF New Castle county. Delaware
Passed on the above date, proposals are here
by wanted for the purchase Of one hundred
and nifty thousand dollars Of bonds OF New
Castle county. to be issued to provide Tor
funding the deht of snid county aud author.
lied by an act Of the Assembly, passed at
Dover. May -. 1857. in sums OF one thous.
and dollars each. leu thousand dollars TO DO
redeemed each year beginning December /,
a. u. 1910. INTEREST payable June aud De.
cembcr / ; rate not exceeding per centum.
Registered bids must state rate Of Interest
Bids will bs received ut ths OH ce of tho Coun
ty Treasurer until the close OF business j une
II. l5H-wiil be open juno Il. NJ 10 Il, ~. The
right TO reject any oral bids IL reserved
HORACE q. HEITEW,
jl-let County Treasurer
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L of law Section I. OF chapter /, or the TO
yised Gods. 1880 prOpts aIs viii be received
Tor printing the journal OF the HOusp OF
Representatives. OF the State of Delaware for
tho session OF 1871
Proposals will DO received up to lie o'clock,
con, " eiDe sARy. June 3d. 1897.
lie right to require security for the faith.
ful Performance, Of the contract. us well ns
the right to reject any or all bids is reserved
by the undersigned
GEORHB W. SPIOER JR.
Clerk OF tho House Of Representatives,
T. y. Mnrshallton. Del.
tuesday. J uue 6, 1897. ito
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SIS, SIS, $40 and
SIS with genuine
best grade impor-
ted Clays at $50,
Blacks, blues and
greys in all the
grades. Our $50
Serge is the best
, 1897-09-09
Millions of Frogs Rain Down.

One CT tie most curious pheuomcn'
of nature is the precipitation of frC~S,
fish, crabs, anGicwornls, etc. witt
rain from the clouds. The story is told
in the annals of the French academy
and may be found in the August mum,
Der, 1894. The narrative is Ly one Pro.
fessor pontus. In it lie gives al account
Of an instance of millions eff frogs w.ici
fell in Il shower near Toulouse. l.,
states that h. himself sW nLulcIou>
young frogs on the coats Of two gentle
men who were cut i'll the shower. Pro
fcssor Pontus says that he ''furthwi;.
repaired to the spot whCre the s;oiU
lad burst and found the reads uU,
fields literally alive with young frog,
and tndpoies. "In so,.lc places say:
the professor. they were three or foul
deep all over the ground, and the hoof,
of the horses and the carriage wheel:
killed thousands Of them"
, 1897-09-09
The ls!ack.uards Of Malaga.

Besides Iiy man Muhammed there
were several other Arab passengers
aboard, and the appearance Of these, Is
they leaned over the hulwarks Of y.
steamer, was the signal for a shout Of
dcrisive laughter. curses and stone
throwing on the part Of the crowd Of il
fed and i'll conditioned boys who thrurg.
ed the quay. For downright black.
guardism nothing can beat the tyre q
the youth OF Malaga. whose expression.
like their morals, j. &C as q based 81 ,.;T,
as could well be imagined. Low. : &.
filthy language greeted the appCar&m"
Of the MOors, WHO, had they disPm-
barked, would have run n great risk Of
being torn to pieces, ST. great is tho an
tipathy of the S%pauilrds to their former
cOnqucrOrs. The captain of the s'.:UueT
appealed to the police, Tut the t%uilT-
rcscHtatives Of this noble tnLy wCTG
busily employed in stealing fig flnn'
the cargo and rHih little or 10 attcuttG.
to the fact that an irtEria;cA crowd ct
the worst characters OF hlaIuga-tlai is
to say, the worst in the wOrlu-NtI,
pelting the came with stone Az.
mud. Affairs. however, roaCh,i Il ii
max when enc Of tire MOnrs, who sp0Gu
Spanish. asked after the health of Gcu-
eral Margallo. TIC general who had hrrn
killed before ii, lila, and then the cup-
tain was obligCd-tu order them beiu..,
though the i'll CONDITIONED crowd hC,irG
and ieurcd until ut sunSet the ste L..
left. lilrris'''Fr0m Batum to Bag
dad.h
, 1897-09-09

The eastern WoIien especially those
in Turkey, paint their %eyebro%s with
gilt PANT, ard ut night the effect is
very brilliant and oriental. When, by
chance. Il Chinese girl has eyes that are
not quite so s!auting as usual, she can
safely lay claim TO special beauty.
Many Japanese women gid their teeth.
while the beauties of the Indies stain
theirs II brilliant Td. Souc Cf the Afri-
ans stain their teeth a jet black. Per
sian wCmen pencil the outer corners of
their eyes to make them look almond
shaped, which is considered an especial
mark CT Laauty. The women in many
oriental countries die their flnr7r nails
with hcula, ct..els lat them grow to an
enormous length.