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The morning call., 1892-07-05
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
GC00 AND UPWARD = CHEAPEST BEST
O%OO and most convenient lots offered for sale
on the San Leandro road near FruityaIe; $50 cash
50 per month. CL0UGH a BAKER, 1902 Broad
way, Oakland
$3.50 each and upward: 100 lots on San Leandro
viii rival San Pablo avenue in Importance: no such
bargains ever offered IN Oakland; right in the
To oakland fare five go cents: come at once before
prices advance; sure to make money; lots 40xl20;
terms $40 cash and S5 per month CLoUGH &
BAkER 1O02 Broadway, Oakland
sl25 eaeh--2O choice lots. 2oIl42 feet, only $40
cash and 81 so per month; within five minutes
walk 10 Oakland and san Leandro new electric
road. Tor fun particulars apply to CHAS r.
Dagl
Je9 II cod
FoURrH OF JULY
COMMENCING DAY
OF our grand sale Of the
MOSS TRACT
SPECIAL OFFERING FOR 80 DAYS
OF 500 LOTS 4Oxls5,
IN THE MOSS TRACT.
On the line OF the oakland aud san Leandro -EIec.
trio Railroad.
$3.50 TO $500 Each.
ACRE PRICES
SO CASH, BALANCE So FER MONTH
Positively the last offer OF los at these prices ana
terms. Select your lots at once aud secure choice
location Do not walt until il is too late and then
You say you are sorry you did not buy sooner
TUE MOSS TRACT
Commands grand view OF Oakland, san Leandro
BAY and sprroundtug eauutrv Tha oHsr nab.
during the month OF July OF lots in the
MOSS TRACT
surpasses any offer made along the great business
thoronghfare Of Alameda County.
REMEMBER WHAT WE TELL YOU.
This month Is the last offer OF the $3.50 and sl75
lots in the
MOSS TRACT.
Remember the
MOSS TRACT
Is situated within Is minutes to Oakland.
THE MOSS TRACT
Lots are level and ready to build upon. Several
new houses under course OF construction
ia the
MOSS TRACT
Many others VIII come. those who buy now will
never regret their purchase. Every dollar You In
vest in the
MOSS TRACT
During our special sale viii double Ia one year.
Streets graded and city water mains laid at our
expense Every lot remaining uusoid on August /
Will be advanced. Take cur adv ce. Select your
lots at once while you can secure choice location.
For mans and particulars apply to
NJ. J. LAYMANCE & CO,
At ONCE each evening until $3.50 O'Clock.
lee Eighth street. Oakland Cal. jy2 lot
GI SQ0 COMMON BROOM ROUSE, CHICKEN.
.CIccO. house and sheds, cow. tools aud all fur
Biture, together with poultry and large lot 5Ox20p
running through from street TO street: within 5
minutes TO streetcaTs 1t North Berkeley; location
osaatiIul ana signify; also plenty OF room for
chickens and all poultry 10 range over. Call at
once or address l.. w WOODWARD & Co. 9O2
BIoadway. oakland. jyl7t
O100 TO s750-LoTS ONE BLOCK OFF
ID 1OO Broadway, our business street: cable
passes In front OF lots; electric lights electric road
blocks; streets macadamlzed entire distance TO
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Lots are level and ready to build upon. Several
new houses are now under course OF construction
ia ;he
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IMPROVED PROPERTY
c10 ono MUST BE SOLD: MAKE AN
~ 1O.OOO. offer: 9th ST, and running through
TO rear street, business property; lot 75xl20 and
improvements consisting of houses and part of
lot vacant; present rents $24l 20 per month.
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MOSS TRACT.

Many others viii come. hose who buy now will
never regret their purchase. Every dollar you In
vest in the
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For mans and particulars apply to
NJ. J. LAYMANcE & CO.,
At ONCE each evening until $3.50 O'Clock.
zee Eighth street. Oakland. Cal. iy2 lot


81 800 COMMON CONS 1, S,R9oM & house. CHICKEN
Biture, together with poultry and large lot 5Ox20p
running through from street to street: within
minutes TO streetcaTs ~ North Berkeley; location
beautiful and slightly; also plenty OF room for
chickens and all poultry 10 range over. Call at
once or address L. w WOODWARD & Co, 9o2
BIoadway. oakland jyl7t
G1nQ TO S75o-LoTS ONE BLOCK OFF
ID IOO broadway, our business street: cable
passes In front OF lots; electric lights electric road
blocks; streets macadamized entire distance TO
postofhce and only five minutes ride; city water;
gas: shade trees on every lot. SALISBURY &
CAMPBELL, 400 Ninth ST.. Oakland. 1e2 n
G0CS LARGE LOTS IN FRUITyALE AND
.cOZO. San Leandro Road Tract: near Fruitva 10
station. II. w. DAVIS, 465 9th, Oakland. iel6 tg
A GRE TRACT ACRE TRACTI
Now is your chance. Why buy small lot when
you can yet acre? Apply RUSSELL az
PRESSER, Twenty ytniTd ave- station, East OAK
land. iel2 I'm
LINE BUILDING LOT, 26XlO0; HALF A BLOCK
from Telegraph-ave. electric road. near aOth
St; VIII exchange for furniture. Address box 40,
Golden GATE. ielOtf
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DRICES GOOD FOR THE PRESENT
i Lot 25xl0U, close TO station $500
Lot 26xlO0, choice aud by, S4OO
Lot 25xl0O, blocks away, 1915.
Raw land, good for chicken ranches Carrispas
free TO intending buyers
Lot ll2x27O corner. $3.50.
Lot 130K27O, corner 5000.
Lot 10ex2S1, corner, $500.
Lot 123x30O, $3.50.
Terms $50 down. balance to suit buver
Choice acre on fruitvale ave, $275O
lovely cottage. rooms. $3.50.
MY of1ce Will be open ali day on the Fourth and
after. Give me call.
WM NJ. DE WOLF Fruityale Station iva ht
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During special sale viii double la one year
Streets graded and city water mains laid at our
expense. Every lot remaining uusold on August !
Will be advanced. Take adv CO. Select your
lots at once while you a choice location
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@ OAOn AN ELEGANT NEARLY NEW BAY
DCOOO. window outage of rooms and bath;
brick foun dstions; laundry and all modern I'M
proyements; lot 25x1O0 Hampshire st. near the
24th-Sf cable e-road
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@ GQ000 FINE RESIDENCE ON 2OTH
srOOOO- ST: 2-story and basement bay-window
house of rooms and bath; stone walks stone bulk
head and an modern improvements; lot 5Oxll4.
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GC00 AND UPWARD - ChEAPEsT BEST
OZOO and most convenient lots offered for sale
on the San Leandro road. fruitvale: $50 cash,
So per month. CLoUGH n BAKER 1902 Broad
way, Oakland
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THE MOSS TRACT

Is situated within ls minutes to Oakland.
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$33Oo-New cottage Of rooms. bath. ETC.; lot
25xll4.
Sl9,0Oo-GOiden Gate ave, near Van Ness: hne
house; all modern improvements; Iot q :6x 100 to
street.
$3.50 for new cottage OF rooms good well OF
water, etc; situate Crescent ave, a short dis
taBce from Mission ST.: lot 25xI0O.
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LORIN NEAL EsrATt


Dunn IN LoklN. FINE LOT, 2f0xlID, CAN
Ii be had on your own terms for $500. this Is "a
snap; 90 eet corner. heart o. LoTin. for few DAYS
only, $500 only, opposite corner sold Tor $1,000
small cash payment; bTand-new cottage. ) rcOuis
and BATH south front, Ouiy $50 feet TO station.
$500. low instalimeRts. WCKTS q SMITH. 467
Ninth st. oakland iel6 lm
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DIVkRs bROs. a LONG,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTION EER.

Sl1.000-Fine residence 3l4 Steiner St bet
Haighr and Page house Of Q rooms and bath: All
modern improvements: stable, etc; lot so :llx
10: -: street work an done: ms is a b.rgaln.
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4
u FOR HOME OR INVESTMENT
II CALIFORNIA
Finest Level farming lands
Rich black soil. ready to piow.
Large. fine valley; railroad through L.
Water ditehes now building.
Mifd climate free fuel, cheap lumber.
Work at good wages there now.
Land can be taken without residence.
send DC stamp for fun Information to +. W.
LAkE, Hood building, San Francisco, Cal.apl4 II
(sALIFORNIA EXCHANGE BUREAU, sSl
~ \ inth st Oakland. exchange aIlskinds OF prop
erty; send for catalogue. GREEN, CUbLoM Il
co. ny22 Il
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GQ000 RENTS $54 so: CORNER ON La
spcOUO. euna ST.; substantial 2-story and
basement bay-window houses OF rooms aud bat h
each; brick foundations and all modern improve
ments: lot S4K5i:9,
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on wednesday. July 6, 1892, at = p NJ, on the
premises. 50 acres IN the
BEAUTIFUL suNoMA VALLEY,
One hsif-mile from town, on SOnosna Creek Al
bottom land. bearing orchard best paying varieties
bearing vineyard Tokay grapes, ceilent crop
included; hne buildings. II you want a home
At YOUR OWN PRICE
Do not miss thls sale Boat leaves TIburon ferry
AT :4O ", arriving ~ Sonoma at IO:Su, giving
ample tIas 10 inspect the premises before time II
sale. Tree conveyance at S0noma depot. For ful
particulars apply TO UAMAS q lyon, 2l5 Kearny
street iva 2t
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$3.50 each and upward: 100 lots on San Leandro
road, the greatest highway in and out OF Oakland:
VIII rival san Pablo avenue In Importance: no such
bargains ever offered IN Oakland: right I'm the
march OF immediate improvements; electric road
To oakland, fare five 90 cents: come at before
prices advance; sure to make money; lots 40xl20;
terms $40 cash and IS per month CLoUGH &
BAKER, l002 Broadway, Oakland
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-28

Last night was Il gala night at the
Methodist Ola Podrida In the rink,
fully 1900 persons being In attendance.
A company composed of some OF the
finest singers in the city gave m odd
Folks Concert, FALL being dressed in the
comical looking costumes of ''ye old
len time" The singing WAS greatly
and an effort will be
made to have this delightful entertain
Imrnl repeated before the end OF the
Ola podrldn.
Business ut tho booths was lively,
and tho receipts came up well, The
lahors of those in charge of
IAsbury, Grace, Scott and Union
booths and ST. Paul's and Wesley in
the lea cream departments will show
great results in the final summing up
II is thought that the Ola Podrida
ear be continued with profit u third
week.
This afternoon the school children
are admitted for five cents. Tonight
the first Preshy eli II Church choir W |
sing iii the contest, and this will pro
bablv pick tho rink. The manage
Imrnt make special request for 81
ilance among the booths while the
choir siugs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-28

The programme for the joint meet
ing of railway engineers to be held in
tho Academy of Music To morrow Is an
interesting ono, entirely local IN char
ucter and the first of that kind issued.
The following persons compose the
committee in charge; q. e. Sweeney,
Chairman and =. Ii. Fisher, Secretary.
Members Of the committee represent
lug The yarions orders. n. l.. lirnder-
son, W. }. Randolph, ID. u. Mount and
IS. q. Fisher, of diamond state Divis-
ion, No. 8i2. Brotherhood of Loo O.
motive Engineers; z. q. Bogan.G, X.
.FlaZer and w. &. Frazier, of Whining.
ton Division, No. IS, Order Of Railway
Irrninmen; j. Frank Baldwin, +. j.
Boylen, l. Thomas Parker, and J. l..
Lnyheld, of Wilmington Division, No.
PA, Order of Railway Conductors;
STANLEY Hammond, James Donlin,
Harry Frask, Frank O'Neill, q. +.
Pagan and William johnson. OF Della.
ware Lodge, No. 1873, Brotherhood OF
Railway of Trainmen, The meeting
tomorrow will be in charge of s. G.
Fisher. master, and |. Thomas Parker
assistant muster Of ceremonies, 1t ls
Expected that the meeting will be one
lof tho most Interesting OF the kind
ever held in this city.
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Csc ones reduced to l5c.
SIC ones reduced to zoe.
soc ones reduced to 25c.
&c ones reduced to &c.,
75c ones reduced to SOC.

Forty dozen fine gauge
Isle thread ladies' stockings,
all in colors-they have
double heels and toes and
are splendid wearing goods.
We have always sold these
qualities for so and rs cents,
but this lot is reduced to
sizes s and 81 with some few
Give shall sell them all at
one price-37 &c per pair.
Twenty-Five dozen mems
Isle thread stockings in
solid colors-somc all black,
some derby ribbed, some
drop stitched, some split
soles-but all fine and good
wearing stockings and the
kind OF a stocking your men
folks will enjoy, The differ.
ent kind and lines are some
What broken = the regular
price has been 80 and 75
cents per pair, but we shall
close this lot at 25c per pair
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THIRD EDITION.


\ A very pleasant clipping party was
ryiven by class of young ladies' OF
Hanover Sunday school In the base
,ment OF the church Thursday even
'irg, the proceeds which were twenty
1iye dollars. being for the benefit of
this church. The program consisted Of
piano ami violin duct by Mr. Guy ami
Alkaline Wells; recitation, Master HAIR
~ Vandeventer; pinno duet. Misses
Nellie Wheeler and Lena latcS; vocal
solo. Miss Alice Griffith; recitation.
Miss Muhala Wells; Instrumental solo,
Miss Nellie Wheeler; recitation, Miss
Belle Crawford; vocal solo, Miss So
phia Caldwell; recitation Master Harry
Handkerchief; Instrumental duet, Miss
% Alkaline Wells and Lana Yates; reci-
tntion. Miss Lizzie -. Hates.
Although very disagreeable night,
q large number gathered to listen to
the strains OF the nl1iodious music.
Ihe clippings were all arranged on
ribbon In tho adjoining room, of
which all received Il pleasing one. The
young ladies' should be well patroniI-
ed II they repeat the party AS was
Thought at the close of the party
Thursday evening. The charming
fyoung ladies' that gave tho evening :
enjoyment are as follows: Teacher
Miss lteba Ii. Smith, Misses Iona L.
Yates, Josie ID. FrOck, Lillian NJ. Cole
Amelia Beckerlc, Clara Devallinger
Bella A. Crawford and EmilyL. DEMO
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-28

The following cases wero disposed
of by Judge Ball at this mornings
session Of the Municipal Court:
Paul Evans, charged with drunken
ness wiLs sentenced to pay a fine of
81 and costs OF be imprisoned 80 days.
Andrew DpuEherty, another drunk.
WIS let OF with liUn OF II and costs.
John Ward. another drunk, was re-
committed until 10 o'clock this morn
ing, IL, it WAS his first oifensa
William lianby, eLurgeI with being
drunk, WAS fined ii and costs.
Daniel Faust. who not long ago took
The Ole gc to abstain from all intoXi
cants again tlansgresSpd, and was
ordered to pay - AMI costs or put in
30 days Oh the stone pile.
Henry jackson and Luke Rummrll =,
char god with drunkenness and yuufan
cy were each fined 80 aud costs OF 20
days at hard work
Winfield +. Best. another drunk. was
also lined s! aud costs or 20 days On
the stone pile.
EldOn iiusany, who 1t was Thought
was cured OF dtpsomanlu by the Silver
Ash Institute treatment, has again
tranSgrcssod. aud been on u drunk fOl
the past week He WAS in the hal
several days last week TO allow him tC
soher up. but as soon as III, WAS liberat.
ed agnin went buck to drinking lie
was arrested last niEht,1nd this morn.
| ing Judge Bail imposed fine OF 90
and costs, or 20 DAYS on the stone pile
Tho case of John Mclaughlin.
charged with burglary and larceny
was continued until to night to give
him a chance TO secure witnesses.
The case of Christopher Brooks.
cOlured. charged with stealing chick
en-, was also continued until this eben
Ing.
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t1.AME. Mission. nh andputton wood.

VA. M. q. Mission, 7th audButtonwood.
Forty foot and Sth street and 7th and But
toh wood streets, Rev. John Davis pastor.
Preaching 1890 a, IN. and 100 p. m. Sun
day school 40 PIN.
The Wesley NJ. Il. Mission, S. f. Corner
Front and Jefferson streets. Glass o a. m.
Preaching at IL a. m. and 49, D. IN. Love
feast at 3.31 p. IN. sunday school . D. M.
Epworth League meeting $50 p. III. Glass
Monday and prayer meeting Friday
evening. tcv. Johu W. Harris pastor.
Kingswood NJ. t. Church. 18th and Clay
mont streets. Rev. II. 5. Dulany. pastor.
Preaching ut 1880 a. III. ana T.t5 p. m. Fire
Brigade service p.3n Il. m led by j. Otley.
ilal,cluiah service GA y. M, led by John
POwcll. Sunday school p. IN. Sermon
Oh roller paintings ut 80 p IN.
Flsmcre Presbyterian Church. services
conducted In tho evening by Mr.. Wallace
" the First Presbyterian Church Extra
niusich : been prepared for the OCCASION.
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VIM. B.SHARP & CO.
Fourth and Market streets.

We have twenty,three
pieces of the most elegant
and effective Changeable
Surah Silks in new and
stylish designs. They are
OF superb quality, and among
the newest goods brought
out this season, the contrast
ing standings being exquisite
and in perfect harmony. We
ave never sold these SPLEEN
did fabrics less than $l.25
per yard. This lot we shall
close out for 95 cents per
yard and the opportunity for
this grade will not occur
again this season. @-..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-28
FIFTH edition.
TRoTTING AT MAPLE VALLEY.

Maple Valley Trotting Association,
Kirkwood, DeinNvaIe--Finest Tracks
In the Country-An Enterprising
Dclaw,lrean. ....
MI. A. w. Cooper on Friday had, by
previous arrangom anlS, suc1caie gln
caruing representatives of The pro -
from NNw York, Philadelphia, Dt.ti-
more, Wilmington and from down tho
State, who visited kirkwoud, Del, on
the legtIl lat train which reaches that
station 1T Il few minutes before IL
o'clock.
When the party reached the station
they were loaded Into Conveyance5
and drove over to Maple Valley farm
located about one mile and a hall from
the station.
The newspaper men were given an
elegant dinner, as good us an epicurean
could wished fol, under tae supervis-
ion of Mrs. Mccoy. Aiter spending
some time ut the well-ladcn table the
scribes proceeded over the farm and
inspected the stables and then ascend
cd the Judges stand to witness the
several fnst Flyers go around tho kite
shaped track.
The president of the association who
Is mImher of the American and Ma
tional Association. says that none but
lJItSI racing VIII NV Dtl OI INV
Maple Valley track. A. w. Cooper ia
president and j. G. Mccoy secretary
and treasurer. The track is located on
a farm OF some 800 or 700 acres. lt
took 80 dagoes some ten weeks u
complete it. II has All automatic sprlnk-
| Ter placed all around the track which
will sprinkle 1t thoroughlyin five min
utes, and which cost the association
over Sl0,000 The s.abling is well ar
ranged and will accommodate no head
| Of horses.
The plant cost in the neighborhood
of $4,000 and Mr.. Mccoy il beginning
| to realize one of the dreams OF his
| life Id this stock association, with one
OF tho finest constructed tracks In the
country for ho"semen TO display their
trotters on. Ample arrangements to
accommodate the public in the way of
a large and cUnnodious grand stand
is nov being constructed. The ASSOC
citation will hold weekly trote, to take
place on saturday afternoons. and
ample arranEem nts will BIO made 50
that conveyance to aud from kirk-
wood station will meet every train.
Several trials of speed were made.
Fasenation,a chestnut gelding. driven
by Harness trottGd mile in 2.26t4.
A race between Minnie Dale. the
gray mare, Happy May, and the black
KeldIng Dynamite, was spirited and
won by Dynamite in 2,30S4.
The last trial of speed was made by
the d.year-old pacing mare Comet. who
made the the mile in 2,i0. She Is a
promising auim Il and Ia expected to
lower her record away in the twenties.
IL Is expeGted to make this track ons
OF the biggest attractions for horsemen
and the public. second to none In the
country. and Mr.. Mccoy will not
spare any expense to make it such.
We predict success for the Maple
Valley Association.
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A peiightfui Entertainment.

Almost delightful memorial enter.
tainment was given Yesterday after
tertainment was designed as school
celebration of Memorial Day, but not.
withstanding the fact that no special
preparations were made for IL, the
scholars acquitted themselves nobly.
The exercises were in charge of Miss
Magari ty, and consisted of vocal and
instrumental music, reeitations and
readings. The room was filled, and
all present enjoyed themselves.
There wero also entertainments al
schools No. and No. 10, Mt which pa
triotlc songs were sung and Dialogues
recitatiUns and readings given BY the
children
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-28

The third delegated convention of
the District League OF Wilmington
District, will meet at Newport, Del,
Wednesday, June LIST, at $50 a. m.
Tho new NJ. Il. Church at Loipsic,
Del, Will be dedicated tomorrow, the
Goth inst.
Mine Host Willis of No. $40 Market
street. has some twenty bull frogs on
exhibition In his Market street window.
Senator Higgins arrived In our city
last evening, and will pass n fow days
in looking after political affairs.
Joseph Kern, at No. 707 Market
street, is tearing out tho door to put
in another bulk window.
Mark Pedrick, at No. $50 Market
street, has one o? tho smlrtest fox
terriers in the city, 1t can talk Ger
man.
Mr.. Joseph Davidson. of Justs IL
Davidson. has L pacor who gets away
down to 2.2i.
Louis DEM, who was charged with
INN oral conduct with Minnie Plumb,
was discharged by Squire Sassle last
evening, the charge not being sus-
tained.
Corn sold in the Fourth street mar
ket for 80 cents per bushel, oats 40
cents per bushel.
Lieutenant James II. Hetherington,
of the United States Navy, wife and
child, left San Francisco on Tuesday,
and are expected in this city to-
| morrow.
Tho owners of the sloop Jamo5 G..
Brown. that was tied up ut Delaware
| City on Thursday by Marshal Mahaf-
| fy, was released yesterday on payment
| OF claims.
Harry Butcher, the photographer, took
numerous pictures Of the Maple Val
10y buildings yesterday.
Tho Portland Paving Company Of
| this city have contracted to put dowr
n large pavement at the West Chester
court house.
The strawberry festival at the Wes
| Presbyterian Church was well attend
cd last evening. and fair sum wal
realized for the benelit of the church.
Herman Ball. an Elkton clothing
merchant, has sued Marks Liebermnn
for $40, 900 damages, which he claims
to have sustained by the publication
OF an obnoxious card by Lieberman.
For headache, whether from veal
eyes or biliousness or dyspepsia, o
nerve weakness, use DIR. Simuus' Nege
tuble Liver Pills. the great antidote
25cts by druggists. Office. 422 Mai
ket street, private door.
Miss Estelle Perkins. residing at No
624 West 9th street, hus Just completes
tho commercial cOurs' at Goldey'
Wilmington Commercial College. He
friends wish her great succeSs In Til
future.
William Pritchard offered to bet -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-28
Prescription Iharmacy, 5th and Pop
lar.


Thursday last was the opening day
at the race track of the Waverly Hall
Tluttlng Association.
At two o'clock when the first race
was called some 500 persons were
present. The judges appointed were
WIN. Cornog, starting judge. with
Howard Rambo and Wm. Chandler as
assistant julgns, and Chas. Dempsey,
Dr. J.. II. Ball and Jos. Il. Kirk US time
koAp RS.
lhe weather being llne the track was
in excellent condition The first race
was the $50 class in which We're en-
tries as follows: Flirt, owned by ]. NJ.
Bal i Bessie Norwood, owned by Harry
Ball, and Clara May, owned by j. Il
AllcOrn. This race was won by Clara
May in 3 straight heats. Time. Bis.
In tho three minute race, there we're
-four entries namely, Annie b., owned
byJ. A. Newlin; lnkerman, owned by
Randolph Jones; Star, owned by III. II.
Jordan, and Morrison, owned by j. Il.
Lewis. In the first heat lnkerman
came in ahead. but the second and
third heats, were won by Morrison.
who was given the race. Time Psi
2-Jgi% and 2-5Si3s.
Tie race was Interesting. as tho
horses were of more than local note.
Rex owned by Buckingham, was given
tlIo pole With Bessie Booker owned
BY A. Newiin, second. and May Bell I,
Owned by Il, j. Morrison, third. May
Bell won the race in three straight
hrats time, '!-4S 2-4S and 2-53.
Eugene Vernon had his running
mare Libbic Y. Oh the grounds, and
| made two dashe5 against time. there
being no other horses present that
the owners were willing to Pit In the
race. The first run. half mile. was
made in one minute, and the second
Id fifty three seconds.
! The association Is very much pleas
| cd with the encouragement they have
met with SO far and contemplate max
| ibg some needed improvements as
the membership increases sufficient ly
To warrant them toincur the expense.