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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-15

Housekeeping of the Future.
MrD. Helen E. Starrett, writing on The
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23

The Milton correspondent Of Milford
Chronicle reports that" Bishop Coleman
touched the sensltiveness OF the Milton
people when, during his discourse at Nil.
ton p. E. church, he endeavored to OBJ
llterate the color line. Bithop Coleman
thinks, according TO bis reading of the
Bible, there Is but one heaven for the
white, the black and the red, and gives
an extended invitation to the coloretl
people to attend the P. L. church at MIL
ton. A special portion OF the church,
viz: On the back part, ut the lett hand
side OF the entrance way, has been or will
be reserved for their accommodation.
Many OF the people say the colorcd peo-
pie are welcome to their room, as they
shall go no more. Why not let
well enough alonel While Bishop Cole
mans view in regard to heaven for all
colors Is undoubtedly true, the people
cannot see the utility for present church
association, not deening the time ripe for
such favoritelsm.'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23
EDITION.


The finishing touches are now being
given to the Epworth NJ. f. Church, I'M
provements that have been going on for
the p-st three months. The little church
is ent rely changed In app arance, and
In the inside there has teen complete
reversal OF the location OF everything.
The entrance from Church street has
been entirely closed up, and the pulpit
recefs now occupies the place where the
vestfbule once was. A side exten,ion has
been made at the southwest corner, 'front.'
ing on Tenth street, and the entrance TO
the church is from this corner by an easy
flight OF steps.
On entering this offset door to the
lett leads TO the main audience room,
while straight ahead are stairs leading to
the choir gallery. This gallery is the only
room addition TO the church and II will
answer the purpose of not only a choir
gallery but for an Infant Sunday School
room. 1t Is enclosed by glass sliding
doors, and will held easily two hundred
children. The main audience room is the
same size 1t was before. The sides for
three feet up have been wainscoted in
raw pine and the rest of the walls and
ceiling, the latter gothic arch, are very
handsomely frescoed by NJ. Goldsberg.
The background Is q sky-blue and the
decorations are beautiful. The latest
improved settees are to he put 10 place
and the room handsomely carl eted.
There is some doubt about the settees
being in place by Sunday, when the
church Is to be dedicated, but IL they do
not come, temporary chairs will be pro-
vided. The appearance OF the exterior
has been entirely changed. The roof is
In the shape of a cross, aud the gables
are slated. The Notwithstanding Is
painted canary color, with the iaclngs
painted light brown.
The lot will be fenced In with inter
woven galvanized wire, and workmen
are now putting 1t up. Epworth is small
but 1t is a gem of beauty. Lewis T.
Grub 81 Son are the contractors for the
job. Epworth's congregation is large
and her minister, ID. II. Corkrsn Is very
popular with the people. A big effort
will be made to clear the church from
debt next Sunday,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23
FIFTH EDITION


NEW YORK, July % -Theo,a..,
a young clerk, employed Inv ! !, I9e'n,
q Co., clo,hiera, at G97 NJ, a., a. II. hing
syn. 70 the Iradesmcn's Bank On F,, Ias
a,uthoop 70 Soposit i02O in gold and tIy
ana about 5000 In checks u I"' 10. ~ 8
pack with the amounts en,er,G T., zane
oank- DOCK In what seemed ,oIcti ~ uc
handwriting. lie was presently Wv ,. usual
pay the premiums on an ipsurr,'a ,un' 10
lie did not come back this Inn, r,"eI
employers thought nothing w,an "a' ny
they discovered the Lext mnratS. uI'll
the entries In tho bank book Wy w , l
gcries and that the u, 500 had M, 10 h 'Ot.
deposited. "o' 0'Gn
In place OF paying the pterinm
hau gone around the corner In F., ,",, ~
rant, In the basement at SO kns, HAN tvs'tu'
street, and getting Frida sie.p'. ti 1"''On
giri theie, to whom be had long 6ss.
paying Attel'lon, Stated usirnsiilv ~
Coney Island. They dill hot rptr,r. %
Their respective homts that ripl,t arS
they are still missing the conrlp.,ora
that they have clopei. The yonpv ,na,l'
eto ployer gave descriptions Of ION ,",,'
police, who had failed to nnl thn yn, ,I'
lul elopers. Both are in lheir ,oa,l
They are known To haze taken I ,v''.
for the West on the Pennsylvania R,D u
way. 'AN'
Young Cohen had been omnlovo, y,
King ~ Co. for five years end Vas ,rn,g
by them. His salary wa, SIS wsSl
Much OF 1t has been spent the as, az.
months In treating Frlla, Whom ,ta
youth became acquainted with irom
being a customer at the restaurant vh.,s
che was employed. As their az lllniptTro
progressed he spent nn uncon,ej,.aso
time at the meals he took a. the ,s,N
taurant, and on Frida's free eyonng.
escorted her to theatres, dances and ps'
mics. NV
Frida Is rather gool.lookipc h,r
nette. She 10 well known to lie cls,t.
Mt the police central Glice, many =,
whom luachei at tho restaurant s,a
and her sister Rose, who il ok at Il,
same restaurant, were both born IN
Germany, and they have no relative,
but an aunt In this country. TLcv a,e
Christians, while young CoLen Is a Hc.
| brew.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23

Fred and Percy. sous of Collector
Cooper, of Media, Pa, have returned
from their European trip The boys
were highly pleased with their tour, and
report that the prettiest girls were seen in
Ireland. The Chester Evening News
says: Percy actually went through the
perilous feat of kissiGg the Blarney Stone,
that is. had himself suspended head down
from a tower 1876 feet high, and embraced
the little stone which is productive OF a
'latherin9 tongue and winning way.
Fred spent two hours In climbing the
Eilfel Tower, aud describes the panoramic
view as very grand from the summit,
which Is almost / 900 feet high.
The French solliers were always eat
ing, while everybody in Scotland ap.
pca7ed to be drank, & pccially in Ed!n-
hutgh. Home rule IN Perez Is estimation
from lls IN observation, and converse.
Hon With reliable parties, would b, the
salvation OF Ireland. In conclusion lie
Toys unite IN 81 NJ HAT c4ules, ruins,
aui g-eieU. cities may 'ha all wen aud
good, but thoy art glad to he hone; for
Their own county takes the bun ever
every ration in the world.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23

The editors asse mbled In the parlors oil
the Mountain House at Cresson, Pa, last
evening, when the following exercises
were rendered: Farewell address of the
outgoing president, II. D. Hoffecker; in.
augural address OF the incoming presi-
dent, ThQmas 8. Hodson; "The Editor 10
Politics." George Z. Haddaway; "His.
torical sketohes, Wilson N. Tyler;
Forty Pounds between Peninsula Ma
laria and the Guests Of this Association
In the Advantages OF the Climate oil
Cresson Peaches and Politics, or What
Are We Here For, /" Mr.. O. X. Down
ham; CONSIDER and Insider," G. L Vim
cent; Liberation In Journalism" w.
Lee Cannon; Tho Young Ladies
Of Cresson and Why They Should Not
Become Members Of the Associat,on;' -
Walter q. Humphrey; "Our Host" +.
y. Bach; "The Peninsula Editor and
Why he Should be Pensioned," r. p.
Fletcher; THE Perils OF the Lunch
Room, or the Uncertainties Of Travel by
Rail, Edwin X. Paynter.
large audience was present at tho
meeting. The eldquence OF tho speakers
and their sallies OF wit and flashes OF
humor were highly appreciated and re-
cei7ed frequent applause. The exercises
were enlivehed nth excellent music rem
dered by the orchestra attached to the
Mountain House.
F. Il. Bach, OF Wilmington, and Oscar
M. PurLcll, OF Srow Hill, were elected
delegates to the National Editorial Asso-
citation, which will meet at Detroit, Mich.
August 81. q. L. Vincent was elected
association editor Of the National Jour
haiist, President Hodson appointed the
following committee on programme for
the next re-unions Q. L. Hinchliffe, OF
Elktoni X. u. Holecker, of Smyrna; j.
d. Clark, of Georgetown. Resolutions
were passed thanking the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, and especially Gener-
oil Passenger Agent j. Il. Wood, for
courtesics to the association in the matter
OF transportation, thanking the proprie-
tors asd officers of the Mountain Hotel,
Cresson Springs, for their Entertainment,
AID the executive committee and otter
othcefs OF the ISOLATION Tor their well.
directed efforts to make the re- union
pleasant and success. After the adop-
tion OF the resolutions the association ad-
journed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23
- - -
Hard Work for u Dog.

Peter Kennard, who SAYS he iires IN
Chester when he is at home. has for sop a
days past been peranbuAiug the stne,s
of Wilmington with WAGON drawn Nv
himself and medluu.s.Led Sewloupd.
land dog. Upon thu wagon Is luAlel
a scissors grinder, ana ;he wagon .
also used for hauling iGgs which
kennatd gathers on hls tIips. II,
pulls the wagon by tongue and III.
d.rneath Is u place liked with barnes .or
the dog to work. The dog does not seem
to be averse TO performing his part Of 10
work, but from the way he piut, aud
rolls his tongue around, he mus yer VERY
tired at times. Officer Frank ST 1t, q
the Society Tor the Prevention oi Cruelty
10 Animals. hearing Of the case. lll al
Interview with KennGrd last nltl' aal
being fully convinced that his har, tt. +.
ment OF the dog VEG contrary o Av, "a
infurmcl Keunarl that IT he .,as %
his deg again in this city he n-gl d
arrested AMI punished.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23

The road leading from GrccIblnk ~
Braudywine Springs, In Mn Creek Hun
,.red, is certainly in condition that may
be called danger NJ Tor trayrlta. on aitui
dark On the hill near the properly OF
Geo. NJ. Bsarlhlr, one portion OF the road
IS some four Or i've tee. above tho othcr,
and tie track usually Travelled 's so mar
row IN plsc that carriages cannot pas.
each OTHER. Very Frequently parties
meet here, and one or the other is com
PEELED to back considerable distance.
lhe Road Commissioners should aLa'c
the nuisance, as in case OF fcri .cut The
Hundred would certainly he liable iol
DAMAGES,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23

William II. Todd, assistant forenoon
of the Pussy " Jones Company, was
united in marriage last even!r Il 10 Miss
Emma, tho daughter OF p. j. Babetck,
The cerenpny took place at the residence
OF tbs Rev. l.. Z. Barrett, pastor OF 81.
PAul's n. 4, Church. Immediately after
The ceremony the party rep1ired to their
Residence, No. l0OS Trenton Pisce, where
a reception was held. They received II
number ofhandsome and useful presents,
anl tomorrow will start ON brief bridal
our. Guests were present fom Phila-
delphia, Wilmington, Raltlm re, Old
Point Comfort and Washin gtou.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23

i personal.
Miss Julia Barr is rus ticating at Cape
May Point.
J. Warner Parker is visiting West
Chester, Pa.
Miss Ella Gilbride Is visiting friends In
West Chester, Pa.
William 7. smithers, Esq, has return
ed from trip to Dover.
Miss Bessie Mills went to Cape May to-
day for an extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. May are visit
Ing at Reads wharf, Va.
The Misses Young of Reading, Pa, are
visiting friends In this city.
Miss Annie Klund will take a vacation
OF three weeks at Browns farm. New Jer-
seq.
Governor Benjamin Biggs viewed the
dress parade last evening dressed In q
81 ersucker.
Miss Lizzie Conner and Miss Hanna
Chance were visitors to Troop B, OH Sun
day evening.
Henry Feldmeier is booked TO spend
Filay with comrades of the late war In
philadelphia.
Prof. A. Henry Berlin will pass the
coming month among the mountains OF
2, nnsylyanla.
James W. Yarnall, Of this city, was
registered at the Green Tree Hotel, West
Chester, on VI onday.
Miss Sadie Simon, OF Rose Hill Farm.
per Wilmington, is visiting Miss Nellie
Ii auert, OF 70o w. Eighth street.
DIR. II. j. Stub5s has returned from q
hip to the White Mountains, aud is
aiy TO respond to the calls OF the afllic-
ted.
James Chandler who resides near
fo!klyn, Christlana Hundred, VIII no
move to kcnnett Square, Pa, the coming
spring.
Julius Bucher, brother of Emil Buoher
OF Fifth and shipley streets, smiled on
saturday for lIavre, on the steamer La
Champagne, from New York.
Colonel Zehe Cooper is quite a lady's
man. His trip to Europe did him a
power OF good. 1t really improved tue
cclonel's already good locke.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Carrie Corlnue, daughter OF the Rev. and
Mrs. u. I. Jackson, TO Joseph G. smith,
of Philadelphia, on Wednesday, july
3lst, at hdlfpast five O'Clock, at the
residence OF the bride, No. 1907 Tatnall
street.
L. $. Carr went 20 Washington, D. G. 4,
this morning IN The interest OF tho Flee
trio Parior Match Company, whose
matches have quite large sale In Bati-
more and Washington. He will probably
return home on Thursday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23

Miss Mary Ann Crane at Jers y CITY,
y. j., wEo had teen suffering for some
time with heart trouble, visited the
nmly ot hnr uncle, stsphrn s.. Southland,
Esq, NJ. lO24 Markc. street, the latter
part Of Jane, With the hope that Il change
~ climate might have "a beneficial effect.
Instead OF getting better, oweyer, she
became worse, and on Monday morning
fh- exp red. Funeral fervic : viii be
he'd 10 morrow Wednesday, evening,
Mt the hous', at 5 O'Clock, aud on Thurs.
day morning the remains VIII be con
veyed to jersey City for inLcrment
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23

MAucH CHUNK, July 23.-W lillian
Zundel, formerly OF Weatherly, who has
been In the Msuch Chunk jail since last
week was taken to Johhstown this morn
ing by Chief of Police John 7. Harris,
who came on from that city, where Fun
del Is wanted on o charge OF larceny,
accused OF stealing a diamond ring valued
at $500 from the dead person Of Mrs.
ketzenstine. At the time OF the Johns
town flood Zundel was employed as bar
tender in a saloon owned by Mrs. Katzen-
stine's husband. 1t is said that he pawned
the ring at Pittsburg.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
have given the Belts Machine Company
a large order for machinery for the new
locomotive works at Altoona, Pa. This
order includes lathes, drills, planners aud
other work used in the manufacture OF
heavy machinery. The contract provides
thst the work shall be completed early
this fall.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23

Not off the police force, for no is ore
of the best members on 1t, but he is oil
to-day for a weeks vacation from the
monotonous duty OF swinging his police
club and arresting "bums." Mr.. Gainor
went down to the Filth district, Cecil
county, Md, on Chesapeake bay, cele-
brated for being great flsh district snd
for It's big Republican majority. No
doubt the Republicans will be glad to see
him, but the fish, they had better make
themselves scarce unless they want 10 be
caught Mr.. Gainor Is grand success
in catching suckers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23
VK.B.SHARP &C.,.
Fourth and Market Streets.

We told you some two
weeks ago about Wool de
Belges, thin summary stufs
and great for wear. We
then had sixty-three pieces
in the best shades of light
greys and browns. We now
have twenty pieces. They
have been appreciated and
VIC never offered better value
tor the money-reduced
ircm so cents TO IS cents.
You can anticipate your
wants on these fabrics with
croft, as nothing in the line
OF dress goods is more eta
pie.
We started to clean out
all the Mems Isle Thread
Stockings We he'd. We've
about lite Il dozzns left in
plack, dark brown and dark
clue, sizss 9, q, 10, lob II,
| They ale feduced irora 80
coueo TO IS 1eata pos psir.
II ,our tsete guHs to sona.
'tGHs ii er taera'5 a few q Z
efQ ot Inns six Stockings
d.rls bsown, nayy al.d aar-
4n', = 80 Io n SIC. Onl}
.-o4s l;t5y pai.5 and a. ,a7 5
81. We shall sell lhe3.
e = pairs iot 80 cents.
L dies Lille Thraac
feelings, dep ati.shed anC
fancy calora. wish en'y {
lev we IS ahead toseil thsr
VS. would rather make til,
loss now Ali tie do,!a.
quijlics are reduced 10 g
cents all the Is ceu
qua tics are ro5pced to Z
CENTS. n lew windo Jade.
one5 ia tie hi h grades, ).
cents.
We have a few NOR
pieces OF Imitation Chin
silks in pin.s, terra cott
) and drabs; first OF The sea
son price 80 cents-noy
I2l cents.
A small lot OF Wamsutt
bleached muslin 10 cents pc
+ yard - basement.
A small lot of Germa,
loom table damask linen
in remnants Of II to ?
: yards each-35 cents t,
S2.so-JasemeRt.
We have slxsyaaeven rem
nants OF Cashmeres an
Cloths in Spring and Fa
q shades They respssent CT
: cuttings for the season. w
don't want them around an
ell these at so cents go to a
cents. Those at 40 cent
go to IS, and those at 81
10 cents 60 to 10 cents. The
t are in lengths from Il to
yards long.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23

smcl,z ~ Co, at No. 10 East Fourth
street, received $500 wstermelons this
morning, which arc July equal to eny
that have been sent to this city this
season. Thcte melons, although from
the South, are as sweet and lufcious as
any Jersey Eelon that was ever brought
to this city. They also have large lot u
can'aloupess, squash-s, new sweet pota-
tees and other produce.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23

Quite an excitement was caused al Sc
cond and Tatnall streets, yesterday after
noon by young man turning hose on
one or two ladies who were passing, II
seems tina. one of the ladies struck the
man with her foot, when be turned the
water on, drenobing her from head to
She demonstrated with her umbrella
striking him On tho head several times
and finally walked away.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23

Harry $. Bullock, executor u tue lao
Vim. Bullock, will sell al puelit sac Gu
Thursday, the 18th inst, at O.. OK !;
m, the lot end shops at tbs corner =, .,
tenth and Hamilton streets, a''l Ile lgt
and brick stable on Eleventh street neaI
Orange. These are vG!uab! 9olef'ss
and wen worth looking after by any ou0
WishinE to purchase
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23

About 10 O'Clock last night cole'ei
man came out OF the Pbilatelpaia oan
ut Water and Market streets, VICE 10
WAS attacked by a crowd, one Of WHOM
struck him with brick. About thess'ao
time two colorel men were assanileu /.
Front and Tatnall streets, but no aIres"
were made In either case.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23

Yesterday Afternoon, while Charles
Richmann, morocco dresser, employei
b. William Bush * Co., was walking
hiong the wharf at Augustine Pier, liz
slipped and tell overload. Fortunatel,
he was a good swimmer and kept hi.
ht"l above the surface until he was
pulled ashore.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23

Ida Walters and Delma Flemer' to'a
co.ored, were arrested YESTERDAY i TT
warrant charging them with diso iie n
conduct and using profane languas .,s !.
front OF the residence OF Mary kOeI n;,o,a
at Edgemoor. They had hearing vs aSrs
Squire Bertolette last evening" anu "'''
fined 81 and costs each.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23

The rooms Ia the upper part OF lie
Lewis building at Seventh ard Hark, I
streets have been declared nuisance by
the Board Of Health. lie greater par,
a them are occupied by Italian famll!e,
{ d the filth and stencil is intolerahlc.
eLere has been compliant about thi.
place for years, and it is hoped that some
decisive action will be taken.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23

The high prices OF sugar which lave 10
ruled this yrar are expected To ,ilinO X
up even higher when tho active Ielnsus
brgius in the fall. There las oCsu -,
slight reduction in brokers figures t ~,
raw and relntd articles recently, eu'
another riee Ia anticipated when the Riu'
poraly glut Of the market is past
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23

James Scott, brakeman on tse h D5iJ
ware Railroad, had his right ies r U%nr
crushed about II O'Clock yesterday , ,n to
ing, at Greenspriug. lie was otoyg 10 hi
this city last evening and removes street. ay
residence, at No. 2l4 East Sec9 uJo ''
where he was attended by d. os's'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23

DR.. Henry W. Morrow, the chemist at
Third and Market streets, complains that
the camp correspondent of the Morning
News has reported him rs Henry 3. Nor
row, tho defaultcr, and he wishes it
stated that lie does not belong to that
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23

Tn, Wawasct Gun Clab will accom-
pauy ih3 Brotherhood of Il. Il. Brakemen
to Brandywlne Springs on August Sd.
Guns and shells for sale on the ground
for all who desire to shoot. Dancing from
LOO to 10 80 p. N.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23

"Doc" Green who is quite favorlte
with the fair sex has been visiting camp
with tho regularity OF an old soldier. We
expect soon to hear Of hin, Joining the
militia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23

Spicer & Blckel, 200 z. ith street, com
mission merchants, in fruit, butter, eggs,
poultry, vegetables, oysters, clans and
crabs. Telephone call $50.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23

Master r. B. F. Miller and Charlie.
King paid visit to Camp Phil sLorida:
at the Brandywine Springs, on Sunday
last With the "oold soldier boys"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23

John bradbury aud his wife hav i.
taken few days of and have gone to
Birthstone to enjoy the Berks county
mountain air.