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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-03

we budujaca sic szko1e ! ha-
le polska W parafii sw. Sta
nisiawa K, ma rogu Noble i
Bradley ulicy. Ceremop:i pos
wiecenia dopelnil Przew. O.
Szymon Kobrzyhsk, Przelozo-
ny Domn i Misyi polskiej W
asys:encyi ksiezy : kongrega.
cyl zmartwychw Fe-
llksa Zwiardowskiego W. O.
Kaz. Skory W. O. Teof. Szyp.
kowskiego W. @. FIR. Gordo-
ia W. Br. Jozefa Osowskie-
go i W. Br. And. Szafranke
Move do licznie zgromadzo.
nYch wiernych powiedziaf W
0. Felix's Zwiardowski. :
Wszyst6ie Towarzystwa kos
cielne parafialne brafy udziaf
w Ceremonii.
W HAYWOOD, Ill.,, zak}a.
da sic parafa. Dwustu Pola-
kow jua kupilo Lofty. Wiasci-
ciel tel miejscewosci, pcdaro-
wal S )otow pod kosciot pod
warunkiem, ze Polacy doku-
pia jeszcze dziesiec lotow "a
$1,000, ze W pieciu latach,
mafa szkclka lub kosciolek
bedzie postawio ".
Sedzia La Buy W Chicago,
naraz'f sic ma nieprzyjemne
nastepstwa swego autokratycz-
nego postepowania. Pred ME-
dawnem z)awis sic u niego
chiaczyk F. Lee, Z niemka
Jennie Engelbrltreu, by zaw-
rzec kontfakt slubpy. Lee
przysiagl, ze jego narzeczona
ma l9 lat. Sedzia w}ozyi nan
$lo0, "a krzywoprzys siestwo,
a Jennie musia}a TAXA sama
kare zap]acic. Teraz zapytuja
sic dziennikl chlcagowskie, ma
jakiej podstawie p. La Buy te
kary podyktowal? Jesli Lee
popefnif krzywoprzysiestwo, ia
niai 60 sedzia oddac W rece
sadu kryminalnego, gdyz la.
der kode0s prawny ME ma.
znacza ma takie przestepstws
kary picnieznej,-a teraz "a
co JENNIE zapfacifa kare,. -
czy "a to, ze chclaia wy]s& x
maj "a chlnczyka?
W DETROIT umarf salonis
ia Jan Szczukowski. Mac
zwfokami przemowil w roz-
czulajacych siowach ks. pro
boszcz Rochowski.
Il MILWAUKEE. = To
warzystwo Fl ar m oni a o
deg:a W niedziele, 6 pazGzier
nlka, W hall Kosciuszki, sztucz
Ike ludowa ,Emigracya chfop
ska. Wystapi ia scenic talk
2e kilku IndyaE. = Kolk,
Dramatyczne odegra W ME
dzlele, "a pazdz., sztuczkt
,Btazek opetany".
Ksle5a, ktorzy brali udzia
W obradach ostatniego Sejm,
zwiazku Mar. Pol, mieli spo
sobcosc poznaG podfy cha
rakter Morgensterne JUL "
Buffalo traktowall go z po
garda. Zuchwafy ten szalbier1
miaf czofo, pekaZywaG deiega
tom warrant ma KS. Woznego
z ktorego bytby zrobif u2y-
tex, gdyby komisya wyzna-
czona do zbadania sprawy ME
boszczyka Goszczyhskiego by
ia uznafa ks. Woznego win
nym. Ale wykazala sic zupel
ma niewinnosc ks. Woznego
a cl, htorzy dawIle.l ME
watpiliL zaczynaja sic dzisla
d0mySlac. ae ten zucbwaf,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-03

Przy koncu trzecie-
go kwarta}u wzywam
tych wszystkich, kt6-
rzy W ostatnim cza-
sic juz po 2 lub 3 ra-
zy odebrali rachunki,
ably czempredzej "a
p}acili "a ,,Wiarusa" :,
DO d4uzej ME bedzie-
my ich traktowali ja-
ko przyjaci6].
Kto zap}aci1 a ME
zosta4 pokwitowany,
niechaj W 'ciagu
dw6ch tygodni przes-
le Zazalenie.
wydaWca,, WIARUsA'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-03
Czcionkami drukarni Wiarusa
i naszym nakladem wyszfa
codopiero ksiazeczka pod ty-
tufem:
NABOZENSTWO
DO SW. J0ZEFA

zalecone przez OLGA sw.
ma Iniesi3ce
PAZDZIERNIK j MARZEC
KAzDEGO ROKU
0%Kosztuje 10 centow.
Kto mi W mlesiacu pazdzier-
niku przysle 2 dolary "a Wa'
r,1sa. dostanie te ksia2eczke
darmo, a nadto pedarule mu
dwie lnne clekawe ksia2eczki:
Ro2a lie sna PS 1 M e.
d la 3 a k.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-03

ST. LOUIS, Mo. = Drugi
tu'eJszy kosciot pojski poswie-
conT zostaf 6 pazdziernika. =
Proboszczem jest ks. FIR. Gnie-
llnski.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-10-30

FOrSUu1lnen. Farmaren ID. P, Lar
son, besatt narheten af Erie, S. Da., ha
med sin familj gjort sig osynlig, till stol
gramelse for hans manga kreditorer.
Den Ot1iciela rdkninges for de sex
taiande staderna till platsen for 8. Dako
tas hufvudstad staller Pierre framst le-
det med 27,096, SAINT Huron andra rum
met med 1924 roster. Pierre har sale
des en- majoritet af 12,152 roster 6fver
Huron. Chamberlain stod lagst med en-
dast 2,414 ROSTER
North DatOtas sh6rd uppskattas af
grationskommissarien / dennes rap
port till ~ mill. bushels hvete, 10 mill.
bushels hafre, mill. bush. korn och 2
mill. bush. majs Medelafkastningen var
med hansyn till den torra sommaren icke
sd dalig. l vissa trakter af den nora de-
len af staten radde SO godt som total miss
vaxt.
Wate7tOUn blef icke hufvudstaden |
s.. Dakota, men delta hindrar icke staden
for att vara och blifva af stor betydenhet.
Watertown ar porten till Minneapolis och
Duluth, och betraktande af ALA de varor,
som forslas till Iowa och s6dra Minnesota,
kommer Watertown att stadse f5rblifva
centralpunkten for Dakotas jernvagssy-
stem.
Kr0gartigan l N. DdE0ta sages
hafva uppgifvit tanken pa, att motsatta
sig det antagna prohibitionstillagget till
konstitutionen. De sBtta nu slit sista
hopp till EFT f6rslag, som gar ut pa att sa
bearbeta legislaturen att ingenting fran
dess sida blfver gjerdt. Antagligen haf-
va de uppgjort rakningen utan WARDEN, da
legislaturen utan tvifvel skall kama som
en- pligt att fatta sadana bestammelser,
att det af folket antagaa prob ibitionstill-
lagget skall kunna genomf6ras.
ObeIsaglig Ddlselsntssg. Iva ma
skerade personer gjorde en- alton f3rliden
vecka inbrott postkontoret Fargo, N.
ID. Det f6rsta de gjorde var att binda
den tjenstg6rande expeditionen, pa hvil-
ken de anvande gl6dande eldtanger for att
tvinga honom gifva kombinationen till
kassaskapet. Under det bofvarne h1llo
pa med att samla ihop registrerade bref,
lyckades det posttjenstemannen att l5sg5-
ra handerna och fatta tag sin revolver.
med hvilken han afsk8t iva skott. R3f-
varne fiydde och lemnade efter sig st5rsta
delen af bytet. Saken ar anmald hos
postdepartementet Washington.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-10-30
N. OCH s. DAKOTA

KOngressnsGsteen Hansbrough har
arrest till Washington, l hvilken afsigt
vet man icke med sakerhet, antagligen Or
det / och for statsangelagenheter.
8. DaISOtas sh0rd beraknas enligt
den officiela rapporten till II mill. bushels
hvete, 20 mill. bush. majs. 12 mill. bush.
hafre och mill. bush. korn.
OssStGrtSId tNfiIs. DR.. Irwin fran
Grand Forks atervande onsdags f1rliden
vecka fran Drayton och rapporterade att
tyfus af endartad form grasserar dersta-
des epidemiskt. 81 fall af sjukdomen
hade redan f0rekommit.
BeVattnssagslcOnUe Huron be-
slot att sanda petitioner till legislatursn
och kongressen, med anhallan, det de
vile taga sig af att f5rse s. Dakota med
arti6ciel bevattning, f0rnamligast genom
anlaggandet af artesiska brunnar.
"BOOmess'' Pierre, s. Dakotas
hufvudstad, tilltager for hvarje dag. For
hvarje vecka ankomma en- mangd fram-
lingar, st0rsta delen for att spekulera
sradsegendomar. F6rliden vecka gasta-
des staden af 5fver 5000 framlingar.
F0rsIag dir viicIct att uppratta ett
bibliotek for de nya staterna, hvilket
skulle besta af becker, pamfetter och ma
nuskript, tryckta eller skrifna inom terri
torierna imam de blefvo slater. I sadan
handelse skulle s. Dakota komma att lem
ma intressanta bidrag,
SvensIEG dansOEtetten gaf den 1s
dennes konsert | Mitchell, 8. d. Konser.
ten var talrikt bes6k, och bel5nades san
gerna med stort bifall. Nagot dylikt
sangvag hade de CODA Mitchell-borna al
Orig f5rr hort inom sin hank och st1r, och
derf6re ar det ej att undras 6fver att de
kande sig belatna. Efter konsertens slu,
gafs till Ara for sangerskorna en- reception
Rev. A. H. Randahls hem, hvari fera al
stadens svenskar delt0go.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-10-30
MIN N e sofa.

Stenrikt. Red Pipestone quarryine
company har bildats Pipestone med ett
aktiekapital pa $50, 900.
iSn0 foil ! trakten af Lake Benton nat.
ten till den 20 oktober. Afven a andra
trakter inom staten har mer eller mindre
sn6 fallit.
LandtbrsIItsissstitutet, som under
halles pa statens bekostnad, raknar nu go
clever. Det tros att antalet kommer att
6kas till 100 inOm kort.
Farmers institutes, Dessa fore.
lasningsturer komma att under instundan-
de winter upptagas. Vederb6rande lofva
att inom kort bekantg6ra de platser som
komma att besBkas.
RappOrtep fran Northwestern Tele.
phon Exchange for rakenskapsaret, som
slutade den 80 sistlidne juni, visal
att bruttoinKomsten inom staten bel6pts
sig till $2s3, ,24S,45 Statskassan f6rstark-
tes genom SO, 4s3.27, som form af skatt
inf0t fran denna kalla.
III. E. DaltInsass Spring Lake haI
benaget atagit sig agsntskapet for SKAF-
FAREN der trakten. De prenumeranter
som m6jligen annu hafta skuld a sin pre-
| enumeration, torde med det f3rsta uppg0ra
med hr Dahlman. Afven en- tidningsaf-
far ar beroende af "den allsmaktige dol
larn".
SttlIsUdter-nyIieter: En- straff&nge
vid MANN M. Levenway, hvilken sedan
mars delta ar varit statsfangelset, bered-
de sig en- dag | fora veckan tillfalle att
rymma SAINT fydde till Houlton, Wis, deI
han aterigen blef arresterad och ford till
baka. l.. dr. d3md till sex ars straffarbete
for st6ld.
Nytt slit att transported sIsgtins-
mer. Eft bolag fran Minneapolis anlag-
ger en- smalsparig jernbana vid Gull River
for transport af thinner. Banan, af hvil.
ken fera mil redan ar anlagd, skall blifvs
ito mil lang med n0diga sidospar. Vagnal
och ALT tillbeh3r aro konstruerade for den
ma sarskilda transport.
POstUGsesl<tet. Eft nytt postkontol
har upprattats vId Opstead Mill. F6ljan
de postkontor hafva indragits: Blaine, po
stem gar hadanefter till Garden City
Goodwin, posten till Rockford; Rockey
nostan till FolkadahI. Sharon noston I'll
LIE Sueur; Streetor, posteR till Shell City
whitewater, poster till Woodside. Blanc
utnamde postnastare markas: l. e. Lin
dell, Usage, Becker CO.; J. A. Hawkinson
Parkers Prairie, Otter Tail CO.; G. Martin
son, Sacred Heart, Renville co.
| Observation-Disclosures Wash
ington har sin ektoberrapport f6ljand,
att saga ON denna stat: Vaderleken unde
den sist tillandalupn manadea var gym
sam for farmaren. Majsen mognade in
nan frost intraffade. nagra counties ha
de gr6dan lidit af torka, men det befan
dock vid tr5skningen att afkastningen va
rikligare an man hade beraknat mar hvete
afmejades. Hvetesk5rden somllga coun
ties 0fversteg betydligt den af f6regaend
ar. Denna ovanliga afkastning har brae
siffran upp till medelsk5rd for staten si
helhst.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-10-30

Mar skall man b6rja? Hvad skall fonden
heta9 Svar vantas med omgaende. Kan.
ske hr Civis ar god och svarar. Till dess
delta skier, bedja vi att "a till det ailra ba.
sta rekommendera offret ALA Minnesota
konferensens f6rsamlingar, s6ndagen den
II november. Ar den II olamplig, So ma
man upptaga det den 10 eller ock den "a
november. Penningane insandas till M.
Wahlstrom, st. Peter, Minn., som a kas-
s6rens for byggnadskassan vagnar eyer
ratt att mottaga och qvittera inkommande
medel. Offret skall anvandas till afbeta-
lande af skulden.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-10-30

traktelser vid sadana har bygnader. Skall
jaakalla sadana historiska andaktsstun-
dfssappbyggelse, eller hvad? icke vet jag,
hnA du kanner det, mon jag vet, huru jag
kanner det sjelf. Beh6fver du icke ga med
pa sadana uppbyggelsem6ten gamla slott,
sd gar jag ensam. Jag beh6fver ingenting
saga, ty har ropa och predika stenarna. Du
har kanske sett en- box med titel: 'stenar-
mes vittnesb6rd". Den handlar visst ON
ett annat ANNE, men har Europa har man
6fverallt stenarnes vittnesb0rd, har har
man bade lag och evangelium stem. Den,
som f6rstar stenspraket, han lase det!
Eder
q. O.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-19
A Camden Interlutle.

The Wilmington boys came Gown to
Camden Wed nesday. Yes, they came,
they eaw, they conquered; and not alone
was the victory confined to the base ball
club, for hearts were Humps In tho
following little game OF inquisitivpess,
heard In the grand stand between the
leading bellies OF Camden:
'Jpst look at 10, Cad, Isn't 1t someth-
thing nlcei Who Is 1t, anyway, and
where does 1t come from? l am clear
struck on 1t, and can't go home without
an Introduction"
"What, Mary! Is 1t possible you have
never met the Irresistible Sam Ocseltree,
the young Wilmington creosus who has
more broken hearts hanging from his belt
than King Philip ever had scslpsi OIL
knowledgs was OH O vacation when You
came here, Mary"
"i certainly am ashamed to think that
after having heard so much OF this yonng
gallant should not have recognized him
Immediately. We'll, he certainly does
take my eye, and Is the personiiication OF
my Ideal. And If there is any vir:ue In
soft smiles and loving glaIces, he is my
Sam. But who are those two haudtome
gentlemen with whom he is conversing"
"Ohl Mary! Maryl Maryl Your ignor.
ance Is like the good cari'tian's lie. No
end to It, That Adonis- like figure could
not belong TO any one excepting j. 7.
Kelly, WilminRton's popular proprietor
OF the Precinct House, and that Hercules
beside him Is Cap. J. A. Campbell, oil
the Wilmington Club, who never looks
at fair lady without doing deadly exfcu-
t!on with Cupld's da It's. But look, dear,
our club Is beaten, and 1t is hame;
but, 70; 1t is pleasure and an honor to
be beaten by such masculine hesrt-kill-
ers. Come, dear, draw your eyes away
aud take tea with me!'' MOSES.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-19

sence of drunkenness and immortality.
The streets are loo feet .wlde, with side
walks 1G feet wide; built due east and
west, with 10 acres to each block. Each
person has / u acres of land, and irri-
gated. Pears, apples and the best potatoes
IN the world are grown. 1t Is a wonder
full place. The foundations OF the
Mormon Temple walls are 12 feet thick
and 100 feet high, and cost, 1t is said,
sl0, 600, 600. 1t is 250xl50 feet, 80 feet
height of coiling and seats l2,0O0 people
on dilapidated wooden benches. The
walls are stone piers three to four feet
thick, with doors between so the whole
audience can be let out in few minutes.
Acoustically you can hear a pin drop
25u feet distant. The organ Is 3S It. wide,
and 40 feet hiph b; cost 100000. Brigham
Young had l9 wives, and lett CSC, 0OO to
each, and 81 children, what inherited S25-
coo each. Men livetobe very old, the ell
mate is SO healthy. Tae lake is % per
cent salt, while the sea water Is about 3
per cent. The large and attentive aud
ience at ST. Paul's NJ. +. Church, last
evening, listened one hour and twenty
minutes, and were left in the great Sal
Lake City, hoping Tor the further jour
ney to the Pacific.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-19

Tho cneapest hat house III tho city
Rumford Bros. 404 Market street.
Ice.cold oysters ut Fullmer's.
Deviled and stewed crabs at Fullmor's.
Clam soup at Fullmcr's.
Turtle soup at Fullmer'P.
Chicken aud lobster salad at Fullmer's.
Roast dinners speciality ut Fullmer's.
Meals At all hours al Fullmer's.
Try Bush's coal. YOU will like 1t.
American Laundry, coz West FrontIt,
Try Bush's coal; you will surely likes.
Cupping and leeching, lv3 f. Secondit.
Fine Is X, Rlngs at Hani's, 10 Z. 4th street
Frank Roop Smith, druggist, bth and King.
Shirts, l0c.; collars and cuffs, 2c. each. civ
Steam Laundry 9th and shipley streets,
Joe. II. Greenman 4 Son, Az King street,
Wall papeTs and window shades ut reduced
prices.
A general reduction In wall papers and vim
dow shades al Jos. ii. Greeninan " Son. al
King ttreet.
:. IL you want cheap picture frames go to G..
n. BhuRh, 1s W est Second street. have the
largest stock In Delaware. Come and sec for
yourselves.
Ross, 2lo NJ ct atrcct, has the largest and
cheapest stock OF hats, white shlrtA under
and see him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-19

The following games were played yes
terday:
At Philadelphia - Philadelphia. IL
Pittsburg, 0.
At Observation-Disclosures, .; Clevs.
land, 8. Ten innings; stopped by dark.
ness.
At New York-New York, 4; Indiana
polls, 9.
At Eoston-Boston, 8; Chicago, /.
At Brooklyn-BrooklYn, IL; Athletic, Z.
At Louisville-Loulsville, 8; Kansas
City, /.
AT ColumSus-Colunbus, o. Dalt!.
more, 5.
AtCiae!nnat!-Clncinnati, AT 5; st. Loul.
Browns, /.
At Observation-Disclosures 4; Low
ell, l.
At jersey city-Jersey City, 0; New
Haven, Z.
At Newark-Newark 20; Hartford, 8.
81 YoIk-York, II; Norwalk, II.
At Harrisburg-Larrisb l3; Cor.
BAN, Z.
AT shenandoah-shcnandoah o. Cuban
Giants, II.
At Hazleton- Hazleton, Q; Norristown,
At Cho,ter-Chester, II; Mt. ARR, 9.
NOTES.
Butiinton and Sta ey will 10 the pitch
ing TO dag.
Umpire Fessenden is in the Interua-
tionll League.
Brooklln was outbatted and outflelded,
and yet 1t won.
Pitcher Casey is getting to be hard
and safe hit r.
AnsUn has al more assists than any
first baseman In the League.
Bo ton has won 81 OF the 3S games
played on their own grounds.
Big Ed Williams n made $500 off his
benefit in Chicago On Saturday.
Bauer did not go to Brooklyn yester-
day. His wife is dangerously III.
Radf.rd's error in New York on Mon
day was his first in twenty-five games.
Calvin is being pounded very lard.
The old man will come around again icr
all that.
jerry Denny has Increased his home
run record to thirteen, the last two being
scored on the Boston grounds.
The St Louis players are Indignant at
a repor: that they have been selling game
after game. and threaten to make 1t hot
for tome one.
II is feared that IN abscess will form in
the palm Of John Norril's left hand as a
sequel to the injury he received IN Chi.
cago. In that case he will not be able 10
play for month.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-19

LEwIsToSN, July 1s.-Mrs. Michael
Stein, o. Maitland, this county, in
s:ructed her 9.year-old daughter yesttr-
day afternoon TO kinble fire in the
kitchen stove, which she did, but tie
fire proving stubborn shs poured me
kerosene on the smouldering God, and
a flame gushed up, exploded the oil can,
throwing the contents over tic girl and
her two little sisters, aged and 3 years
res; ecttvely.
The mother was III in bed In room
adjoining the kitchen, but she immedi-
ately crambled out and did what she
could to put out the flames, which she
did not accomplish until all the unfor-
tunate children were horribly burned.
She then rang the dinner bell and sum-
moned her husband and workInen from
the harvest field to the scene. The CHI
dren all died at an carly hour this morn
ing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-19

SuAMoKIN, July 1S.-rhe cause OF
We terdaJ's fatality on the Pennsylvania
Railroad is easily explained. 1t has been
learned that boy, named John McCus-
kie, between 0 and 10 ears of age, drew
out the coupling p MS from the cars that
rushed down the slope with such destruc-
tive rap!dity.
The fact that he was enabled to do this
shows that the brakes we're set up
With the coupling pin the boy began
striking the rachel that held the brake on
and finally succeeded In letting 1t eff. As
the cars started boy named John Pagen
jumped on the cars aud tried to stop them
but iu this he was unsuccessful. This is
tue story obtained by Mr.. Andrew Ro
bertson OF the Excelsior Coal Company,
who drove TO Excelsior last evening, ard
with tie aid Ma Coal and Iron police.
man, sought out aud tourd the authors
OF the terrible accident. The boy McCus.
kie at frst denied h.s part in tho affair,
ard tried to blame his companion, but
finally made confession.
Tho boys are in the habit Of stealing
the wheels connected with brake for the
purpose of using them In making carts
aud 1t was with that end In View that the
boy VIVA pounding at tho rachel when the
cars were started. The coroner began
holding an inquest to-day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-19

CHESTER HErGHTs, July 1S.-The good
weather Continues at Chester Heights
and the open-door meetings to-day were
we'll attended. The prayer meeting At
o q. M, was led by Rev. H. Q. Bowdin Of
New London, Chester county, and the
early experience meeting in the taber-
naole was In charge OF the Rev. w. l..
Haines of Malvern.
Rev. George X. Morris, D. D., pastor
OF St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church,
Philadelphia, preached tie morning SER
mon from Peter, v. 4; Casting all your
cares upon Him, for lie careth for you"
The sermon was a most eloquent one and
full of good points.
The cbildren's church wac held in the
new temple on the hill, and was an In
teresting meetirg. 1t was led by Rev. Il.
{. DeBow, and addresses were also made
by Rev. G. N. Brodheaj, Rev. Charles
Boswell and by Mrs. Hubert
The afternoon sermon was by Rev.
Amos johnson OF Emanuel Church,
fhiladelphi,, from the text, "And He
called His name Jesus"
The sermon was all appeal to unpro-
Tossing Christians ard non-church mem-
bers. At its conclusion the congrega-
tion sang "Come to Jesus" and num-
pct CdLit lOTWdfu tuu hutlL NJ tuo bllhTs
Rev. Enoch Stubbs followed In an earn
est exhortation. He asked all those who
thought they were Christians to rise upon
their feet. Fully three fourths OF the
congregation stood up. Referring to the
sermon OF Mr.. johnson, he said ho would
not, for all The solar system, II he was
unsaved, rush into the presence of tht
Great Judge with that appeal ringing In
his ears,
| The Young Peoples Meeting III the
| Chapel In the evening was conducted by
Rev. Charles Boswell, and the sermon oi
the evening was by Rev. Henry Frank
lin OF Cheltenham Charge, Montgomery
county. Mr.. Franklin preached to the
largest congregation so far of the camp
meeting. and the revival services which
followed continued until after 10 O'Clock
and WAS Of the old style camp meeting
order, in which shouting aud loud sing
Ing abounded.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-19


The home team was defeated IN Dover
yesterday by a score OF 1 to !. ,Apder-
son was again in the box for the home
team, and was not so effective as he was
against the Camden team. For the
Dover club Hodson and Magee were In
the points and played their usual good
game. One OF the features of the game
was the bad work OF the umpire, who
was way OIL In his decisions. The home
team scored only In the seco7d inning,
and Mike" ODonnell brought that one
In. Tho feature OF the game was the
running catch of J. O'Donnell, on which
made neat double play, and stop of
q hot liner by Conroy.
SCORE by INNINGS.
Wilmington. l 00000 90 OIL
Dover ver..............U l l 0 l o x-4
Earned runs-wilmington, l. Two
base hits-M. O'Donnell, Hu'chins.
Bases stolen-Fefel, 2; ". ODonnell,
Armstrong, Hutshin' Base on balls
j. O'DoDnell, VI. O'Donnell, Levy, Con-
roy. Hodson, Magee. Struck out-By
Anderson, 8; by Hodson, 10. Hit by
pitched ball-Ett.nges, Levy. Double
Conroy to Adams; Campbell aud Rid
~. huhkSS- w llu pllCttp
-Hodsop. Time of game AZ. Um-
pire-Peter Cooper Jr.
NOTES.
Fefel will pitch Saturdays game.
Camden VS. Wilmington, tomorrow
afternoon.
The Wilmington team missed Day
yesterday.
The Camden club ia negotiating for
new battery.
The Wilmington club arrived home at
nine O'Clock last night
The Dover club is on the lead with
Wilmington O close second.
"Mike" ODonnell has secured q hit
In every game he has played.
The Wilmington club has got the best
fielding club in the League, but poor
batters.
The seaford team defeated the Milford
club, at Sesford yesterday, in six inning
game by score OF Is to S.
The standing of the clubs in the Della
ware State League is as follows:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-19

Many fires this year have been started
by wood from A. sergelnts coal and
wood yard, foot Of Monroe street. Oak,
pine and hickory wood in large loads.
We guarantee 2,2i0 lbs. Of clean coal in
every ton, screened under our own super
vision. Just received, new car Of
Western oats; also a dne Hue Of baled
hay and wheat straw Central office,
Seventh and King streets. Look Tor the
blue sign, Open In the evening. Tele-
phone calls, 5i5 ard 5S7. If
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-19

Sunday, take the boat fiom the foot OF
King street at 7.30 a. m. You will reach
Atlantic City at 1910 a. IN. Through
cars without change from Pennsgrovc.
Fare for round "Trip, ii so. This route
will give YOU s hours at the seashore.
No change OF cars No delay. Go take
your friends with you and enjoy the dsr.
Return train leaves Atlantic City st 4. 90
p. m, and you will reach Wilmington at
b31 d. m