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BOSTON CULTURE.
Its Lack Was Apparent in the Major
on Visiting Chicago.

on Visiting Chicago.
Residence in Boston does not. of itself,
argue the possession of culture. as a
Boston mau proved to his own intense
satisfaction. The Trarcier thus tells the
story
The Major had much fun with the con-
ductor OF the grip" or cable car, which
he boarded at State street
" This car to Washington street ?" he
asked, meekly, of the conductor. The
latter took his little dog whistle from
between his lips only long enough to
reply
" Cert" and then placed the whistle
back there again. The abruptness of this
response to a civil inquiry encouraged
the Maj jor to again test the conductors
vocabulary, which be did with the follow
ing result
II believe the fare is five cents?"
Correct"
Nav smoke on this seat?"
'Sure "
81 believe State street parallels the
lake,"
" Bet yer life."
pot?"
'NiXey."
Tho conductor blew his whistle and
punched up his fares, all unconscious of
the sport the Major was enjoying ut his
expense.
The evening world., 1891-08-18
PICKED UP HERE AND THERE,
Photographs of Daily Life All
Over the Country.
A Farmers clever Reply to q Lord
Chief Justice.

A Farmers clever Reply to q Lord
Chief Justice.
An eminent Lord Chief Justice. who
was trying right of-way case, says the
Irish TmeS had before him witness-an
old farmer-who was proceeding to tell
the jury Il at he had "knowed the path
for sixty year. and my fether tould as
lie hoered my grandfather zay"--
stop" said the Judge. I'VE can't
have any hearsay evidence here!"
Not !" exclaimed Farmer Giles
Then how dost know who thy fether
was 'cept by hearsay 2"
After the laughter had subsidod the
Judge said; " In courts OF law we eau
only be guided with what you have seen
with your eyes, and nothing more or
less"
''Oh. that be blowed for tale!" re-
piled the farmer. II ha' got bile on
the back of my neck, and / never seed
un; but be prepared to swear that he s
there, dang 'un!"
This second triumph on the part of the
witness let IN torrent Of hearsay evil
dence about the footpath which obtained
weight with the jury albeit tho Judge told
them il was not testimony of any value,
and the farmers party won.
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Yes, it's l." said she. "And now.
my dear what have you got to say for
yourselfl Because, you know with .
comical imitation of his own deep, so
norous tones -" you never iirt oh. dear
me, no"
Ii Peveril Merrion had been a whipped
dog. groyelling ON the floor, he could not
have looked, or perhaps felt meaner.
" My dear" said he, " dldnt-that is
what | mean TO say is-we're all human,
you know. my deAr!"
" Exactly SO, " said Mrs. Merrion. ITS
what have remarked myself a score or
times. Only ii isn't fair TO expect me to
he II pattern Of per ect.on set up on ape
destAl above the rest Of the world. when
you are so very human-is 1t, nowW
Fanny" said Mr.. Merrion, ae-
knowledge myself in the wrong. Don't
be merciless, my dear. II am very
sorry. won't do il again.
- And you pledge yourself to leave on
finding fault with me for the futureI"
Il will pledge myself to anything, my
dear"
And then they went 10 dinner, for
which Peyeril Merrion had very little APP
petite.
The next time Fanny danced with
George Harland, Mr.. Merrion made no
objection. II he had Fanny was pre-
pared with the insinuating whisper;
" Don't be in such hurry, ma'am. Al
Low me 10 see you home"
And Il would have acted like charm,
-Lrekal,gs.
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l thank YOU; my husband isn't willing" 1"
Nonsense. Mrs. Merrion."
Just what ! think myself-tbe alb
su dest nonsense in the world" demurely
assenled Mrs. Merrion, arranging a sprig
of geranium In her belt.
And your old lover, too. Don't think
am ignorant OF your past life, Mrs. Mer-
rion." growled her husband.
well. nv dear, how is the poor man
to help that"
But q married woman, Fanny. Have
you no respect for public opinion?
Dear me-" cried out the tormented
little woman. lone would think l had
broken one of the laws of the land! What
have / done. after all? Wallzed three
times with Mr.. Harland in public ball
room. and let him take me down to sup
PERI
- You haVe-hirted with him. You, a
married woman, Mrs. Merrion. with your
husband standing by scarcely able to be-
heve the evidence of his own eyes!"
:" But it isn't half so bad as it would
have been il my husband hadn't been
standing by. is it2"
- Fanny. will you be serious?"
am as serious as can be. Peveril,
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THEY ARE STILL IN THE GAME.
But Our Giants Really Must Play
Better Ball.
All the News and Gossip OF the
Sporting World.

No, the Giants did not win the flrst game Of
the series from the Beaneaters. No doubt
they would have been pleased TO do so, but
they didn't. The Hubbites are no longer
one point ahead OF the Gothams, but
twelve. Meanwhile the Windy Ansonians
Kept right in the game all the
time and never lost their breath. 1he
Giants are now swinging around in may
third, while the Phillies are rushing along In
anything but conservative Quaker-llke
manner. They laid out the Bridegrooms cold
yesterday. or course the Giants are not out
OF the race. They have a number OF games yet
to play, and, by winning them all, they would
get there. The recent past does not suggest
anything of the kind, however. The Bos-
tonians are In this game themselves, and
make 1t painfully manifest each day. The
Giants must play much better ball or their
chances will be buried with all the other
Knight have beens." The Association ar
ranged things among themselves like this
yesterday: Washington o, Athletics g ; Bos-
ton o, Baltimore 3 Louisville IL, Colum-
bus z.
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FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR,


Inc @ @ On 'ng tipeu Iatn ~ @ .., tlty
, The men work. ng at Sootts showcase factory In
Brookyn have been granted the nine-hour day
~ ' 70" ""u's pay,
who Joined the American Federation Of Labor dur.
Ing the last two weeks was over ], 400.
There are AZ present over 200 papers in this
county devoted to the Labor and the Farmers move
ment.
An addilion of sIty.four sub alliances in thirty
days Is the latest report from the Farmers move
AGr.pcb Of the workmen. Cremation Society II,
Central Cent sSenas' Jersey Cty He,shtt ''""'
proposition to establish Gispensary in con.
E:ssS% Die SG5 e. 81 !. ,, ,S e.:
ton.
KIN PrssiI.ntl + Graham Vi,e prcsidsnt
William EgsT' Weeording Serr"tary James sham,
mtsr t1, f'"""''A' "'''' ''
s.r cor,p.r. aud p 1 NcG,irs will t.ke mart
in an .i"htl SosI discnssion befoTr the ESHnomist
Branch Of the social Science Association in sara
'oh" o' "op' ,,,,,oo ,,.-
uniforms and music on Labor Day. They are to pa
rAde with the Brooklyn Central Labor Union.
bransh.s in PItt"bar9 and Re"yer Fslls' Pa and
Yonngstown, o, have HmaigamAtsd with the In
n II.rrvo, orr.ni,s, ~ tho International F,r.
where h" Conducted The nil nine hour striE" OF Union
a a nj
'' W. " W '
The Labor Day Committee Of the Brooklyn Cen
trAl Labor Union will meet at MuEEeH Hall, Bridge
street near Fulton street to-hoIrow evening 10
complete the arrangements TOT the pAtAue'
Non-union walters are employed at Donnett II
new restaurant on Fulton street, Brooklyn. Dis
tIict Assemblies 80 and $40, X. OF L., have been
requested to take action.
The proprtetors of the BayAriAn Brewery at Green
Vile N, }. have signed the contract of journey
M en- Brewers Union No. and Bserir iyers' Union
No. l. and II Is now u union brewery.
oai.l .,.,i.,t.. ia Vi.r,. h.v. ,h,,,r ,b., o,,,
I'M ',hiIIraS, oI ,,nrI ,nsn yisitInS tbs nrhIic
c,SoIs - tb.t city re not ,rnnsrfy nnu,l shsJ
fast or lunch every day in the year
rh hO,,o,, .u.i,.t ,h. R,o,lI,, p,,J. h.. h..,
q, ,dnr.oJ' AZ oJ's' ~ SSn ~ i I T,m",.. i
unrPmt,IS IN h no Er.,rd NSrshsl a. ths nj
trir,,s sInr nay naTads He has nnnointej hi L
aids Delegates n Is Thompson and Charles Benns
IT. -. NJ. ,J,,t, ~ Oh. und.o, r,,,,,
ms taDoI Dy P0 ~ ,,1rdnI W. hu rs IN ~
-, " T@ 49, rr"n',a,noy,,,s tDr ~ ~, .
" VI Se'en VI t ~ " 49, ~
The striking coat operators and tAilors OF Bosses
KoskowltE, Kierstein and II. Fried will he paid
their weekly benefit to-inorrow at the headquAr-
!ers, tSS hiaSe s'!esc " re s h ta progressing
iA'ofAo'' A''' ' " " "'
"B the dangers that m q mace on countrya future
uere not one I'm ndTedth mart a. manifest As thsy
- .rs ne nnii lac iIstihed in drGWIng ,he ncssi
Sle oAtSatTonhe that thrsAteuG us In darn coIors
BETTER by fAr TO mHRnify the De ri than to ignore
It, "-LssfsT O. Hubbard
Tbs IocAl FurnItur. Worker.' IInIons Of SeU
York and Brooklyn wilt hold a Joint meeting ON
Aug % at the brooklyn Labor Lyoeum Tor the
The evening world., 1891-08-18
One
thing
iS
Certain! i.!.!
PAIN
|. 9 :. | =
Kills
Pain!
There are many kinds oF Pain.
There's only one Palm Killer Perry
naSIan GoId AvaeONah0ra
There are many klnds oF Pain.
There's only one Palm Killer Perry
DavISD. Sold everywhere.
Duy PIaht new, and be prepared.

solved not to open II until the same day
in the following year. great number
assembled on that day, and the pot with
its contents were carefully dug out, when
the toad was found not only living but
greatly improved in size.
IL was viewed for some time, to observe
whether II seemed affected by its exposure
to the air after so long a confinement. but
no change was discovered. 1t was after
war DIS set at liberty.
The evening world., 1891-08-18
Mr.. MERRION'S FILTRATION.
1he Story of u Wife'S StTGtegy and a
Comedy IN Married Life.

of Z" like loving like. "the strongest Drac-
ticablo contrasts develop themselves.
Fanny Merrion was slight aud rather tall,
with mischievous blue eyes, complexion
like freshly opened apple blossoms and
hair of tue shining dark brown that is
almost black.
You danced with George Harland five
times. Mrs. Merrion." said the indignant
husband.
"Only three times. PeveFil. Only three
times and . promenade" pleaded Mrs.
Merrion. And what iS o poor woman
20 do when gentleman asks her 10 dance 2
Am to make a eourlesy and aay NO
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tell you. Mrs. Merrion, am not
gong 10 stand it,"
Ir' feyeul Merrion wRs short and
',' s,ou!' with small hazel eyes, ruddy COM
nv r'A'oh and nlustache the color of hay.
sni'y' or even its assumption, suits
Merton.
,,. 'eaf me, Peveril, I'm sure you're
a.. sang great fuss about nothing" said
h..; - 'eirlon, with an impatient toss Of
.,,n- ~ Was as unlike her husband as DOS
phsnomenOu you often come
w naiFisd couples where, instead
The evening world., 1891-08-18

II RLD'S OFFER!
Z special 1Iidsumme er Discount Uu-
Ill sept. 80 on hoard Wanted.
10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT 1 INSERTION.
25 PER CENT. DISCOUNT = INSERTIONS,
80 PER CENT. DISCOUNT INSERTIONS.
I0hn Carroll Association Outing.

John Carroll Association Outing.
The NTH annual outing OF the John Carroll
association viii take place tomorrow at
eunmelPS Whitestonc Hotel, on the Sound.
The following officers OF the Association are
guarantee enough or pleasant time: W. II.
MleS, President James Keenan,, Nice-Presi-
%lt; Charles FerIi,, Treasurer; Charles
inlhoghah, Secretary; John Madden, Record
nhs secretary JohL RusernOn, SergCant-at-
Ans he tickets are $3.50 each and the
MM,aiGer viii leave foot OF North Eighth street,
Williamsburg, at o O'clock A. NJ.
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He Was Rich.

tFrom the rdnkes Bldds.l
Hurly-We always hang Uncle Johns pic
lures in a prominent place. He's an artist,
you know.
Burly-A good one, ! suppose.
Hurly-NO, indeed. lie doesn't know the
first thing about painting.
Burly-fhen, why =
Hurly-Oh, he's very wealthy, and my wife
expects TO become his heiress.
The evening world., 1891-08-18
Two Sides to II.

Farmer-Id like to buy one O. them ma
chimes, mister, but your darncd old trust has
put the prices up so high thet can't.
Dealer-Well, I'm sorry, but we can't sell
any lower. BY the way, what's wheat bring
ing to-day7
Farmer (chuckling)-We amt selling no
wheat. Coin to hold II fer a raise.
The evening world., 1891-08-18
EXPERIMENT WITH A TOAD.
Buried for a Year, 1t Was Dug Up
Fat and Hearty

Somp persons in Yorkshire found a
toad which. from a whimsical curiosity
they placed in pot with n slate upon the
top of it, aud buried it three feet in the
earth, in situation TO prevent its receiv-
ing any moisture from the rains, &c. ,
saws an exchange.
They wished thereby TO determine
whether the wonderful relations respect
IN any degree.
The spot was marked, and it was re-
The evening world., 1891-08-18

A despatch from Chicago says that Pitcher
j. j. vlcEery and Catcher W. schriver, the
crack battery OF the Milwaukee club, have
signed with the Chicago Club.
Now that j. s. Roddy, the mlddle-distance
runner Of the Manhattan Athletic Club,
thinks he will be able to return TO this coun-
try in short time the chances OF the NJ. A.
c. at the Metropolitan championships, to be
held on Manhattan field sept. l2, are brighter
than ever. Roddy injured himself at the
games in Manchester, England, recently.
Danny DAILY, of Denver, is the last man sig
nifying his belief that he is as good a man as
George Dixon, the clever colored champion,
and wants to cover O'ROurke's challenge to
any one In DiNon's class for $4,000 and the
fcather-weight championship. Ed. Rathery
has authorized the Police Gazette to make
such a match.
The staten Island Athletic club is going to
celebrate Labor Day by indulging In almost
all the branches OF outdoor sport. The event
OF the day Will be the eight-oared shell race for
the staten Island Challenge cup. The
Columbia crew, Of Washington, now hold the
trophy. The following crews are entered:
COlumblaS, y. y. A. c.; "Chlppies,"
Varunas, Nassaus, Staten Islands and Schuyl-
Kill Navy.
The Manhattan Athletic Club will hold
carnival of amateur sports at Manhattan
field saturday, Sept. 10, from / to 10 p N.
There will be fifteen athletic events, two
cycling events and a tennis tournament to
which ladies will be admitted. Entries for
the tournament close with II. l.. bloomfield
Sept. IL ; for the field and track events on
the same date with S. j. Cornell, Chairman Of
Athletic Committee.
The race that has been ON for over year
between the Jessica md the Mineola, and
which was ATTEMPTED at the Cherry Diamond
regatta some time ago, Will be sailed to-day
OF Newport.
The long struggle at Cincinnati with the
local club has ended by President II. l..
Gillette, OF Milwaukee,, paying Chris Won der
Ahc $4,000. The Milwaukee Western Asso-
citation club becomes Il member OF the Ameri-
can Association and the Cincinnati team has
been scattered. King Kelly goes to Boston.
Dwyer, Carney, COnnor and Seery are the
only Cincinnati players VINO Will go to Mil
waukee.
The entry Of Fred Hawkins, OF the NJ. A. c.,
at the National regatta has been rejected,
the Executive Committee claiming that Haw-
kins Is not an amateur. John F. DALEY, OF
the Seawanhaka Boat Club, OF Brooklyn, was
protested on the same ground.
,r,,o ,o,.o,, -, ,,,o ,n,,, an, ,r,,, oo, a.,
Nv tnto W. ,i0 +hop "ns % iinHs van nha
| Kings County Gun club will have shoot at
blue rocks to-day at Dexter Park. The Ger
man Gun club of New York will have their
regular shoot az Dexter Park at live birds to-
IN rrow. The Falcon Gun Club viii have its
regular monthly shoot at Dexter Park Thurs
day. on Friday private match will be shot
at Dexter Park, besides the shoot at blue
rocks between the Eppig brothers and Ayl-
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rr'nSd ss iSSTs sd sfm' M' PTs:
dents j.. T.. Msors, Secretary; Hugh CLARK, As
Arms; H. solomon, Messenger; y. MeSiovern,
Treasurer; J. p. Mcdonnell, Chairman Of Exoou,
tive Committee.
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He Staid.

From Puck.
Ethel-They do say that Leighton Layter
wears stays
stays wear me.
The evening world., 1891-08-18
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.


II the opening Of the Novelty Theatre last
hlIh; very interesting entertainment was
81 70. The attracts ion was more In the na-
horse Gad ponies, and gave It wonderful eX-
MOl.iDn. DENVER" u small trick mule, was
me 'ayOrite, ana received large share OF the
applause. sultan and claude did sums In
all hm"tlc, told the date, time OF DAY ard did
many other amusing things.
HuBi AND GEBHARDT's CASINO.
Huber & Gebhardt's Casino was crowded to
INT doors last evening. IL was the opening
LlSh', and Manager Gebhardt had provided
an excellent entertainment. Herman and
lures and were literally applauded. The
programme also included Marie Carr, the
Standard Quartet, Harris and Walters,
s@eilla, Il. lledevany and several others.
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To DirDel Colds.

headaches and feyers, to cleanse the sys-
YEA. wm edectually, yet gently, when costlye or
olilio'is, or when the blood is impure or slug
gsh, TO permanently cure habitual constipa-
u'h' to awaken the kidneys and liver 10 a
urai'hy activity, without irritating or weak
eHlG theH, uhe Syrup OF Figs. -
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Music at Mount Norris Park.

There will be a concert at Mount Morris
Park this evening at & o'clock by Eben's Sew
enty-frst Regiment Band. The following Is
the programme:
The evening world., 1891-08-18

The Manhattan Cricket club has Sc
lecIed the following team torepresent them
In their matches on the coming Eastern trip ::
Messrs. A. Wallis, Il. c. BlOXs)m q. Perry,
DIR. Hubert. II. Martin, l.. A. Macintosh, X.
o. Davies, NJ. X. cobb, H. l.. Patteson and
Tyers. c. l.. Mitchell viii also accompany To
act as umpire and substitute.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
MEALTH FOOD COMPANIES GLU.
TEN SUPPOSITORIES constipation and
pilos. b. mail j01. I'll Fifth and all druggiHts.
Wear the ''AnchOr Brnndo shirts.
Brookheld, 75c. Wearwell, 91.00
Wear the "Anchor Brando Collars Aad
CufH. For sale every where.
The evening world., 1891-08-18

Jack McAuline is getting into fine fettle for
his go with Austin Gibbons next month. He
never In better condition Gibbons is also In
fine form. McAulifIc is acknowledged as a
powerful hitter. Gibbons's friends cOmpen-
reach They claim that McAuliffe viii have
great difficulty In getting at his man on this
account.
The evening world., 1891-08-18

Willie Kenny and Allie Gallagher, OF Jersey
City, will meet at the Ninsfrdted Setos ONCE
to-day to make final arrangements Tor their
coming skin-glOve hight to u 1inish. AS there
Is more to be settled In this contest than who
win carry the stakes, 1t will be warm and
interesting.
The evening world., 1891-08-18

The National tennis tournament was opened
at Newport this morning
The evening world., 1891-08-18

HOn Never Tasted
'uoh delicious soda water as RIKER's. -
The evening world., 1891-08-18

Danny DAILY, of Denver, is the last man sig
nifying his belief that he is as good man as
George Dixon, the clever colored champion,
and wants to cover O'Rourke's challenge to
any one in Dixon's class for s2,50o and the
fcather-weight championship. Ed. Rathery
has authorized the Police Gazette to make
such match.
The evening world., 1891-08-18

Ford Jones, the challenger of the New York
Canoe club, won the Pecowsie cup at the
American Canoe Association races at Wills
boro Poin:, LAKE Champlain yesterday.
The evening world., 1891-08-18

The long struggle at Cincinnati with the
local club has ended by President II. +.
Gillette, OF Milwaukee,, paying Chris Won der
Ahc $4,000. The Milwaukee Western Asso-
citation club becomes member OF the Ameri.
can Association and the Cincinnati team has
been scattered. King Kelly goes to Boston.
Dwyer, Carney, COnnor and Seery are the
only Cincinnati players VINO Will 60 to NIL
wauiee.
The evening world., 1891-08-18

The entry Of Fred Hawkins, OF the NJ. A. c.,
at the National regatta has been rejected,
the Executive Committee claiming that Haw-
kins Is not an amateur. John F. Daley, OF
the Seawanhaka Boat Club, OF Brooklyn, was
protested on the same ground.
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BY HUGH WILSON. ABBEVlLLE. 5
Fine Horse for Sale.

| OFFER MY FINE HORSE DON, FOR
Sale. Sugle-foot a mile In three minutes,
works anywhere he is hitched, gentle and
IL. PORTER.
Nov 26. 1891,
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LOCATED NEXT TO BUCKETS
NEW YORK STORE.

We have just examined the very
large and complete stock of ele-
CANT Furniture and Sewing Ma
chimes at the above named store.
The Proprietors, Messrs. MILLER
& HARBER, are always present
and will take pleasure in showing
their goods to the public. Per-
sons wishing to buy anything in
their line will do well to .examine
their stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
A full line of Sewing Machine
Attachments and Oil always on
hand.
Greenwood, S, C.
Oct. 7, 1891. 3m.
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GRAYDoN d GRAYDoN, f. 8. F. GILES,
Abbeville, sc. Greenwood, ). Z.
GRAYDON & GRAYDON & GILES

WE have formed partnership for the prac
" tice Of law in all its branches, underline
firm name of GRAYDON g. GRAYDON d
GILES. All business entrusted TO any OF the
firm will receive prompt attention;
ELLIS g. GRAYDON,
WIN. N. GRAYDON,
Z. s. +. GILES.
March II, 189O.tf
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Land for Sale.
Nov. 26, 1891

| OFFER FOR SALE FIFTEEN ACRES
of land lying on the east side Of Little River,
bounded by lands Of John B. Kennedy on the
south, j. L. Leroy, Little River, Mrs. j. w.
Maynard, on the north.
Sale to take place on the land on Tuesday,
the Sth of December, 1891. Terms cash. Pur-
chaser to pay for papers.
Nov. 26, 1891.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

DR.. S. G.. Thomson,
OFFICE UPSTAIRS ON McILWAIN
Corner.
Abbeville, S. C, March p, 1891. tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-17

EoR RENT-FURNISHED OR UN-
L. furnished room . for housekeeping.
Address A. b.. this oifce. ol7.3ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-17
The Gallows Rope Broke.

REDWOOD FALLS, MINI, Oct. ia
dreadful scene was enacted at the exc
cution Of William Rose, who was hanged
here under the new law, which requires
that all executions must take place be-
tween midnight and dawn, and out of
sight Of all newspaper men. The trap
was sprung at 1865 q. m. There was a
dull crash. and the rope parted three
feet from the neck. Without word
being spoken by any one the limp body
was picked up, carried on the platform,
laid down, face upward, upon the read
justed trap. The second moose dangling
from above was pulled down, adjusted
quickly and the trap again sprung with
out any attempt to raise him to his feet.
Then ensued slow process of strangu-
lation. The trap was sprung the second
time at exactly o'clock. Rose shot and
killed Moses Lufkin, the father of the
girl he loved, because of the parents OPP
position to the match.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-17

TOR sALE-FIrTEEN VERY DE-
IL sirubic, new houses on Porter and
Linden streets, near jackson street;
sig rooms with bath $500 cash. TH0S.
sAMWoRTH. 1905 Lancaster avenue.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-17

ENoR RENT = TWO UNPUBLISHED
~ Darlors on first floor. Also rooms
Tor light housekeeping. Apply at i1s W.
Ninth street. oIb-2tt