davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-29
Nieszczescie ma mOrzu.
Nea0 York, % styczuia.

OSAaiu " "iTS uiS Sc3 JON
mylnie donoszono) ludzi, kto-
rzy ma parostatku Edwin We
bster i na czterech lodziach W
czasie burzy we wtorek zostali
zapedzeni W otwarte morze, 4
uratowano. So to ludzie znaj.
dujacy sic ma }odziach mr.. 8 i 6
oderwanych cd parostatku Nj
chols. Parostatek Luckenback
znalaz} tie {odzie so mil cd FL.
re Island ma morzu posrod
nies}ychanych trudnosci uda-
10 sic zarzuciG do mich line i
zaciagnac potem }odzie do por.
tu. Natychmiast po zaciagnie-
ciu tych dw6ch }odzi parosta-
tex Luckenback pusci} sic ma
powr6t W droge, azeby szukac
Webstera z dwoma lodziami
innemi, kt6re ''wedle zapatry-
wanna marynarzy, zap}yne}y
jeszcze $50 mil dalej. Lu-
dziom tam sic znajdujacym
brak take zywnosci. Mieli O.
nj ma pok}adzie tylko boche.
mex chleba, cokolwiek kawy i
dwie paczki maxi owsianej.
Dotychczas jeszcze wiesci o
Mich ME ma.
EksplOzya dynamitu.
Wi1kesbarre, Pa., % stycznia.
O po}udniu W Honeybrook,
miasteczku po}ozonem 5 mil
"a Hazelton, wydarzy'a sic
straszliwa eksplozya dynamitu.
Is S}owak6w by}o tam zatru-
dnionych w kopalniach Sic
dzieli w}asn:e W budce robo-
tniczej przy piecu PREY sniada-
niu, kiedy nagle eksplodowa-
10 kilka patron6w dynamite.
wych lezacych W poblizu pieca.
Wszyscy robotnicy zostali po.
zabijani albo pokaleczeni W
najokropniejszy spos6b. Hulk
eksplozyi s}yszano ma 10 mil
W oko}o. Natychmiast zebra.
10 sic mn6stwo ludzi oko}o
miejsca katastrofy. Robotnicy
Adam Bornyk i Jan S}awicki
zcstali zabici, na miejscu, a z
innych IL zaden ME uszed1
bez skaleczenia. Wielu costa.
10 odrzuconych ma wielkaprze-
strze1 i odnios}o ciezkie rany.
Lekarze natychmiast zajeli sic
opatrywaniem rannych; ME-
kt6rzy tych rannych jednak
ME ujda zyciem. DIS wie-
czorem o godz. 8 umieszczono
W szpitalu osmiu pokaleczo'
nych, o kt6rych wyleczeniu
watpia. Nazwisk ich ME mo-
zna by}o sic dowiedziec.
Przyczynek ze strony New Yorku
, ADomy, ". y, % stycznia.
Senat przyja} jednog1osnie
wlliosek Cantora wyznaczaJa-
cy 100000 ma udzia1 Stanu
New York W wystawie chica-
goskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-29

Wlera w Wyfazacn ZauoWalnla-
jacych odwo}anie obrazajacej
noty pans Malta z l1go zesz}e'
go miesiaca jakotez zadania
odwo}ania pos}a Egana. zapa-
trywanle ua napasc ma maj
tk6w krzyzownika Baltimore
jest tax uprzejme i pojedna-
wcze, il wedle mego zdania
wszelkie SO widoki do za}a,
twienia nieporozumienia po-
wsta}ego W skutek zajs6 owych
W zwyk}ej drodze bez upe}-
nomocnienia przez kongres.
nZe sprawa wzie}a ten obr6t,
bardzo mie cieszy jak sadze,
bedzie przyjemnem takze kon-
gresowi i narodowi.
nOg6lne poparcie, kt6rego
Rad dozna} przy strzezeniu
praw narodu W tel sprawie,
swiadczy o jednosci i patryo.
tyzmie ludnosci W sposob po-
uczajacy i pozyteczny.
,,Jezeliby zachodzi}a potrze-
ba, uwiadomie kongres o dial
szych wypadkach. Benjamin
Harrison Washington, ID. c.,
90 stvcznia 1892"
Odczytano potem W kongre-
sic za1 ,czniki, 4 kt6ry ch mai,
gf6wniejsza b}}a
OdpOWledz rzadil csIi!JSklpgO.
Brzmi ona, iak ia posed Egan
przesy}a, W spos6b nastepu-
jacy:
Santiago, 2S stycznia.-Do
Blaine'a we Westinghouse! =
Ma mole note z 22go b. m.
dzisiaj otrzyma}rm nastepuja'
ca odpowiedz cd chilijskiego
ministra spraw zewnetrznych,
Perelra.
Moi Panic! : Otrzyma}em
pa1skie pismo dnia % b. IN.
i przes}ane Panu telegrafem
podmorskim instrukcye cd Sc
kretarza pa6stwa Blanca z
21go b. m. w instrukcyach
tych sekretarz panstwa uwia-
damia Pana, re prezydent Har-
rison troskliwie zbadawszy
dokumenta pos}ane mu przez
Rad chilijski a odnoszace sic
do zajsc 16 pazdziernika 1891,
jakotez zeznania ofcer6w "a
}ogi Baltimore" i zeznania
innych swiadk6w, przyszed1 do
nastepujacych wniosk6w:
,,Napad ma majtk6w z bal
timore" mia} swoje zr6d}o W
nieprzyjaznem usposobieniu
wzgledem Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych, a ME W wyzywajacem
zachowaniu sic majtk6w. VIA
DE we Valparaiso widocznie
zaniedba}y swa powinnosc, ME
broniac majtk6w i czesc poll
cyl niekt6rzy zo}nierze chilli,
scy i majtkowie pred i po
aresztowaniu majtk6w amery-
kaGskich zupe1nie nieuspra-
wiedliwione napasci ma Mich
wykonywali, tax, re zachodzi
pow6d 10 przypuszczenia, IL
Riggin zosta} zabity przez po.
licya lub zo}nierzy.
,,Radbym oswiadczyc co do
zachowania sic w}adz we Val
paraiso, re z tymczasowego
sledztwa wyraznie sic okazuje,
IL takowe bezzw}ocznie ma
miejsce niepokoj6w wys3a}y
wszystkich str6z6w bezpieczeh-
stwa, kt6rymi rozporzadza}y.
Wielu majtk6w z Baltimore"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-29

Lie uosyc llczua, aZepy ZaPo-
biedz takiemu zbiegowisku, o
jakiem tn nova. Minister
Blaine W nocie do markiza I'm
periali z 26 maja 1891 r, sam
przyzna}, re Rad, chociszby
by} najlepszym, ME moze bye
pociagnietym do odpowiedzial.
nosci "a nag}e wybuchy rozdra.
znienia ludu. A ia zn6w przy.
pominam fakt, re W piec dni
po objeciu text ministerstwa
spraw zewnetrznych .Panu, po.
s}owi Stan6w Zjednoczonych
W Chill, wyrazi}em zywe ubo-
lewanie powodu owych zajse.
Rad chilijjski nadto oswald
czy} swagotowosc do poddania
tel sprswy sadowi polubowne-
mu.
Pan Blaine wyraza swe u,
bolewanie, jakoby Rad chilli
ski cd samego poczatku ME
poja} by} donios}osci sprawy
tel ca}ej i uwaza} ja "a zwyk}a
b6jke majtk6w, i dodaje, re
zaden Rad ME powinien dopu,
scit, azeby cywilni lub woj-
skowi urzednicy jego W obcym
kraju zostali zabijani re ZEN.
sty "a czynuosci rzqdu lub rza,
dowi przypisywane, bez "a
dania odszkodowania. Blaine
sam przytoczy} kilka przyk}a-
dow stosownych Z history Sta,
now Ziednoczonych.
,,Dalej powiada Blaine, il
ME chce wchodzic w szczeg6}y
zajsG pazdziernikowych, tylko
chce opisac wnioski, do jakich
Rad jego przyszed}.
,,Rzad wymaga cofniecia ME
stosownych ustep6w W nocie
Matty, azeby dyplomatyczne
stosunki miedzy obu krajami
ME dozna}y przerwy.
,zapatrywanie prezydenta
Harrisona, jakoby napasc ma
stapi}a powodu nienawikci
przeciw uniformom Stan6w
Zjednoczonych, jest mylne.
Chilijczycy zawsze szanowali
uniform Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych. Chetnie wprawdzie przy.
znaje, re zajscie 16 pazdzierni-
ka mia}o donioslejsze znacze.
ME, niz zwyk}e b6jki majtk6w
odbywajace sic W owej dziel-
nicy, gdyz zasz}y diva wypad-
ki smierci i mn6stwo skalecze1.
Sledztwo pilne odby}o sic ma
zajutrz po zajsciu, przeciagne'
10 sic jednak W skutek naszych
ustaw, kt6re przepisuja d}ugie
procesa sadowe, a jest to oko-
licznosc, kt6rej prezydent Chi
Ii ME m6gf zmienic.
We wzgledu zreszta ma pa1-
skie pismo re wzgledu na O.
kolicznosc, re sad kryminalny
we Valparaiso jeszcze ME by3
W stanie rozstrzygnat procesu,
podpisany uwaza "a sw6j obo,
wiazek jeszcze raz oswiadczyc,
IL Rad chilijski ubolewa mad
wypadkami 16 pazdziernika
oswiadcza sic z gotowoscia
przed}ozenia sprawy najwyz-
szemu sadowi krajowemu Sta
now Zjednoczonych lub inne-
mu sadowi polubownemu.
,,Pertraktacye rzadu chilli
skiego pos}em jego Monttem
we Westinghouse r6wniez do.
wodza, ze W razie, gdyby wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-29
ROk III.
WIADOMOSCI MIEJSCOWE
Zfodziei spfoszOny.

A1UuAlCJ oplUSIouys
DR.. J. HI. Stowell, zam. pod
nrem 526 Wabash ave., we
srode W nocy obudzil sic sly
szac szelest W pokoju. Spo-
strzeg}, ze wkrad} sic z}odziej
wyskoczy} bzka, sazeby 60
schwytac. Ale z}odziej zacza}
umykae i doktor scigajac go
potkna1 sic i upad}. MIN sic
podni6s}, juz z}odzieja widac
ME bylo.
Ma Geese Blaine'a.
Okolo $50 entuzyastycznych
republika6skich zwolennik6w
Blanca wczoraj wieczorem
zebra}o sic W sherman House,,
azeby s}uchae kilku mowcow,
kt6rzy chcieliby, aaeby James.
G.. Blaine wystapi} jako kan
dydat na urzad prezydenta.
Neutrality-suspicious.
klub Chicago Blaine Club"
Przewodniczy} major Brock
way. Wyznaczono komitet
do u}ozenia statut6w i inny
komitet do nominowania urze-
dnik6w.
ZasfuzOna kara.
J. A. White z Davenport,
Iowa, kowal, pred kilku
dniami przyby} do Chicago,
azeby szukac roboty. Najal
dla siebie pok6j W hotelu
Hudson House,, /, 301 Clark st.
Wczoraj wieczorem miedzy IL
a - godzina, wracajac do do
mu, ma rogu ulic 1Stej iClark,
zosta} zatrzymany przez dw6ch
opryszk6w, kt6rzy zadali cd
niego pieniedzy- Kiedy ME
chcia} dac pieniedzy, obalono
go ma ziemie. Podni6s} sic
jednakze szybko, wtedy jeden
z rabusi6w skaleczy} go no.
zem W prawy box. Wtedy
White doby} revolver / stree
lii do napastnika. Rabusie
obydwaj zaczeli uciekac.
White ME zwazajac ma w}asna
rane pospieszy} do stacyi poll
cyjnej przy % ulicy opowie-
dzia} co sic sta}o. Zatrzymano
60 ma stacyi dla pomaganla
przy sledztwie. R6wnoczesnie
policyant Deville widzial
dw6ch ludzi wchodzacych do
domu Ora Curry. Jeden znich
tylko z trudnoscia trzymaf sic
ma nogach i drugi go prowa-
dzi}. Policyant wszed} zanimi,
a ma jego zapytanie podali swe
nazwiska jako w. Delmarge i
Geo. Windknecht. Pierwszy
Mich by} raniony kula W 0
kolicy serca coraz wiecej
traci4 si}. Policyant Deville
zawezwa} w6z patrolowy i
ciezko rannego kaza} przewiezc
do szpitala Mercy, Wind
knechta zas aresztowa} izapro-
wadzi} go ma stacya przy Cot
tage Grove ave. Windknecht
tam opowiedziaS, ze on i nieja
XII Geo. Ryan, zam. pod nrem
81 Henry str, znalezli Del.
marge'a lezacego ma ulicy
chcieli go zaprowadzit do do
ktora. Tymczasem dowiedzia.
no sic o napasci ma White'a i
policya sadzi}a, ze napastni-
kami byli Delmarge i Wind
knecht. Windknecht powie-
dzia}, re mieszka pod nrem 73
przy % ulicy, ale gdy tam
wypytywano sic o niego mie-
szka1c6w, Mkt z tychze 90 ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-29

a2ebym dla wzgledu polity-
cznego tax nedznego W obec
swiata zgodzi} sic ma upoko-
rzenie sic pred MIN? Jakzez
m6glbym wypowiedziet goscin-
nose Ksieciu Kosciola, kt6ry
u mnie szuka schronienia?"
Wszelkie usi1owania Me
mice, po upadku Bismarcka,
azeby zyskac dla siebie przy-
jazne usposobienie kardyna}a
LedochoWskiego, spe1z}y ma
niczem.
Okolicznos6, re Papiez po-
mijajac wszystkich w}oskich
kandydat6w, mianowa} Polaka
prefektem propagandy swiad-
czy, re zamierza on godnosci
przy Watykanie rozdziela6
miedzy representative r6z-
nych narodowosci. (Gdyby
ty5ko o to chodzi}o, to by}by
kardyna}owi Led6chowskiemu
m6gl przeciez nadac mniej wy
bitny i mniej wazny urzad) }.
correspondent dodaje, re mia
nowanie kardyna}a Led6cho-
wskiego powinno bye przestro-
ga dla W4och.
Niemcy.
Dre5n0, % stycz.
Kr6lowa saska ciezko zacho-
1o"al@ Ha SiyPS'
Berlin, 2S stycznia.
Syndykat bankier6w berli6-
skich przygotowuJe sic do
przyimowania subskrypcyi ma
pozyczke pa6stwow2 pozycz-
Ike pruska trzyprocentowa W
}acznej sumie $40 milion6w
marek.
AustrO Wegry.
Peszt, % stycz.
RozpoczeIy sic wybory do
sejmu wegierskiego. Rad we
wielu miejscach, W kt6rych mo-
g}oby by}o przyjsG do groz-
nych stare pomiedzy stronnic-
twami, oddai wojska do dys-
pozycyi w}adz miejscowych.
Kampania wyborcza rozpocze-
Ia sic bezposrednio pc rozwia-
zaniu sejmu, a zgromadzenia
wyborcze najczesciej odbywa-
}y sic burzliwie. Gdzieniegdzie
przychodzi}o do krwawych b6-
jek, tax, re policya musia}a
robi6 porzadek. Poniewaz W
Peszcie mog}oby przyjs6 kaz-
del chwili do zaburze6, przeto
Rad poleci} wojsku i policyi,
azeby W danym razie wysta-
ply.
Peszt, % stycznia.
Wyb6r 173 liberalnych, 46
narodowc6w, 49 niezaleznych,
6 unionist6w i 3 neutralnych
do p64nocy jest Wladomy. u
krzese} zajmowanych dotych-
czas przez liberalnych zosta}o
zdobytych przrz uarodowc6w.
Minister sprawiedliwosci Szi-
lagyi W Preszburgu pobA przy-
w6dzce oppozycyi, hrabiego
Apponyl.
Francya.
P0ry5, % stycz.
Minister fnans6w Ribot dzi-
siaj uwiadomi4 Rade miuiste-
ryalna, re Rad juz pozawiera}
traktaty handlowe ze wszyst-
kiemi mocarstwami, wyatt
kiem Hiszpanii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-29

= 90 letni Frank Lesiak,
zonaty cd roku, ojciec dziecka
liczacego ledwie miesiac, wczo-
raj odebra} sobie zycie przez
powieszenie. Podobno trunek
doprowadzil go do tego; sam
ME pracowa} i zona ma niego
zarabia}a, a przytem okrutnie
z zona sic obchodzi}. Pozosta.
via wdowe i sierote W bardzo
smutnych stosunkach W mie-
szkaniu pod nrem 80 Wesson
str.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-29

Przybycie parowcow.
Nee0 YORK; Majestic z Ii
verp.
Londyoe:: City of Berlin,
Columbia i Michigan z N. Y.
sygn.
Philadelphia: Lord Give z
Liverp.
. Queemstoa0m.' Circassian z
Baltimore.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-13
FOURTH EDITION


Mr.. Harry Jerome Toy Of DuPont's
Banks, Chrlstlana Hid. NOW employed IN
the Philadelphia office OF the Penna.
Il. X. company Us a clerk, was mar
fted on Tuesday evening to Miss Jen-
ME Paschhll Kilt, at the house OF the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph
Kilt, West Chester, by Rev. G. Heath
cote Hills In the presence OF q large
circle OF friends, among whom were
Mr. and Mrs. Howard u. Vernon and
Miss Louisa Smith of Wilmington.
The maid of honor was Miss Linda
Palmer, OF West Chester, and the bes.
man was Mr.. David N. Bell, assistant
to +. N. Barksdale OF the Pennsyl
vania Railroad Company, and Mesers
z. X. Rolf and Charles ID. Heath, OF
the snmo corporation, were ushers.
The bride was attlred in white silk
trimmed with chiffon lace and white
wateted silk. She wore veil and train,
and carried &c bouquet of white peren.
NAL peas. Her maid OF honor wore
white and carried pink sweet peas
Mrs. q. Heathcote Hills played Men
dlessohn's wedding march.
Before starting on their bridal toul
tho bride stood at the head of The
staircase and pitched beautiful bon
quet, made of sweet peas aud helio
lEopoS iuIO DeVy OF young lauioe
standing at the foot, when it was Sc.
cured by Miss Henderson, and II the
old legend should prove correct, thu
Local News may need another reporter
within the year. The bride and groom
took a late train for Philadelphia, anC
this morning they started on a tire,
weeks tour through the Western
States. bearing with them the wishef
OF host OF friends, that they may
have a pleasant and prosperous jour
ney through life.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-13

The Street and Sewer Department
met last evening. The weekly pay.
roll of 81, 1885 10 was ordered paid.
The secretary reported collections OF
9i,324.a0; city auditor, $40 The bal.
ance in bank was reported to be 1885,
034.55.
The John Porter Company OF West
Cumberland West Virginia, reported
that the trouble with their bricks OBJ.
sorbing 30 much water was caused by
thelr men being on q strike. The de.
feet they said would be remedied.
Bids for removing ashes for one
year were received as follows; Michael
Riley. $1,000, security olTerad, Michael
Newell; John L. Johnson, S73t2, SO,
curlty offered, A. d. Vandever; Robert
McGGrvey, 5000. security offered,
James Mclaughlin; John Little, S70lS
security offered. John II. Bennett. The
contract was awarded to Michael Riley
who Will bond in tho sum OF $4,000.
A new l5-inch sewer will be built OF
Maryland avenue from Jackson tt
Beach streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-13

The reporter OF the REPUBLICAN saw
young man this morning carrying a
package for his employer who, In less
than two short years ago, could have
loaned him money and then have had
plenty to live on. Now he Is working
as oStler In a boarding and sale stable
His father when he died some six years
ago was worth some 5000, 900 20 $780,
100 and this young mans start was
nothing to be sneeZed at.
Well, on settling up his fathers
estate he came into his share and he
began to live fast life. lie was mar.
ried to very estlmable lady but his
sudden wealth seemed to set him wild.
Ho was anxious to get rid OF his money
and no Immediately set to work with
that single thought In view. He drove
fast horses, ran with fast women and
set 'em up to the boys as often as they
would drink with him.
Ho ran the narrow road to hell MS
fast rs his bodaZzled brain would al
low him. He spent his money with
euch u lavish hand that he had run
through 1t in loss than three years.
Owing to his dissolute habits his wife
instituted proceedings for divorce and
procured it about one year ago. Now
the husband Is working for six dol.
lars u week and appears glad 10 ever
get that sum. Verify the road to
poverty Is cure when rum takes o
hand.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-13


The following CAGES were before
Of the Municipal Codrt;
LIzzIe fr9tthrs, eotbfed, was charged
with dlsorderly conduct and sentenc.
ed 10 pay iipe Of % and costa.
Patrick Haggerty, chronic drunk.
or put IN 80 days on the stone pile.
Mich9el Mcdonnell, who Wds re.
leased from New c6stle jail q fey daye
since, was pgdln charged With drdnk-
enness. He claimed That he had been
working at Sparrow Point for two
weeks, but rs the record showed that
he Ind not been out Of jail week lie
was sentenced to pay fine of S5 or
break stone for the next forty days.
Frederick Brown. colored, was
charged with being drunk, but as it
was his first oflenso he escaped with a
line OF SO and costs.
Tlllio Hamilton. a notorious oolored
woman, was senthnced TO serve ninety
days In Now Ca.tlo jail for being
drunk and dlsorderly.
Edward Lingo, colored, was ad.
jungcd guilty OF drunkenness, and
sentenced to pay line of 50 and
costs.
The case OF James Huld, charged
with drunkenness, was dismissed, as
he promised to leave town aud go
to his work Mt once.
Harry White was charged with pol
icy Writing, but at the request OF the
City solicitor the hearing was post
poned until Wednesday, Goth inst.
John Conway, who Ia well-known to
the police, was charged with commit.
ting an assault and battery on Ella
Conover, nice-looklng young girl,
and sentenced to pay fine Of $40 and
costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-13

The King street market was well at
tended this morning and everything
In season was on hand. The ruling
prices were MS follows:
Butter, rs TO ~ cents pound; eggs,
90 to 25 cents a dozen. the latter price
being for fresh country product
White potatoes, 20 to 80 cents huff
peck; beets. 3 cents a bunch; lettuce.
9 to cents a head; cabbage, to Q
cents each.
Peas, Is to 90 cents haif-peck; string
beans. 10 cents half-peck; now tur.
nips, cents bunch; chickens, 81 to
sl.60 pair; ducks, 81 pair; red rasp.
berries Is to 25 cents quart; black
raspberrles, 10 to IL cents quart;
blaekGerrles, 10 to IS cents; currants,
l. to go cents quart; peaches, 20
cents half-peck; tomatoes, 10 to 90
cents q quart; caull9ower, 8 to 10
cents head; radlshes,2 cents bunch.
Green ouiOn5, | cent u bunch; old
onions, 10 cbnts a half peck; water
melons, rs to IS cents each: canta-
loupes, TO 10 cents each; green corn,
% 20 conts a dozen; cottage cheese,
cents bowl.
The prices of meat still continue
high, but Mcclure. in the Eighth
street market, has an abundance OF all
kinds OF fish in season. which he is
selling at reasonable prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-13

NJ. +. Hayden, of No 7Os Market
street shipped q handsome floral trlb
ute TO fredericksburg, on tie S. & O.
railroad, this morning, to be used at
the obsequles OF William Hobbs, who
was not only a telegraph operator but
also the ticket agent at Milford. II
consisted OF lurge piece. represent
ing two poles and four wires, one Of
bearing the inscription AT Rest.
1t was magnificent piece OF work
and reflects the greatest credit on the
maker.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-13

The West Chester Local says: Seldom
Is there such an outporlng OF Friends
to attend funeral as that which az,
senbled In meeting at the residence
of Morris Cope, whose remains wsfe
buried yesterday ut London Grove
Meeting, and tho funeral line Is eaid
to have been almost three-Quarters OF
a mile In length. The speakers were
Joseph Elkiuton, GARRISON Shepherd,
and Others. There were many aged
being John Bennington, Media, aged
90; Benjamin. Hayes, West Chester,
aged S9i w. p. Townsend, West Ches.
ter, aged rs; and many others. De-
ceased was one of the oldest Friends
in tho county. His nephews OBLIGATED
Us pnll.beurers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-13

It's hardly to be expected,
but June t a lie is nearly up
to the standard of May and
July, That goes to show
that our efforts to sell good
made Clothing at popular
prices are appreciated. That
goes to show that our prices
are right all the time. That
goes to show that if you're
not one Of our customers
you should be.
A Washable Coat at 25c
is one of the hot weather
comforts that you should
have, Try US on one of
them.
The Odd Suits are dwind,
ling down. No wonder, the
dwlndling down prices are
making them so.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-13

Rev. William NJ Jefferls, H. D., Rec.
tor Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
Of the Nativity, has decided TO resign
the parish of which he has had charge
for several years and has accepted
the call to tho Rectorship OF the
Church OF the Holy Communion, Ia
coma. Washington College. In that
city, will le reorgani2ed, with DR.. Def
ferris as President.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Paddock, of Wash
iDgton, has appointed him his assist.
ant in all missionary matters, with
three olergymen under his charge Dr.
Jeiferis will be greatly missed in phlla-
delphla. but he will lind lnrSe field
for his usefulness In the missionary
jurisdiction to which he will remove
next month.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-13

Citizens of tho east end of the Ninth
ward arc becoming loud in their de-.
mands for All extension of the Ninth
street electric line over Eleventh
street bridge. They say they are
Tired seeing the poor. hard-worked
horses Jogging along sometimes at a
snail's pace. They pay taxes and say
they are entitled to city improve
ments as much as any other part OF the
city. stir up the company" said n
large property holder TO reporter OF
the REpuBLrcAN this forenoon, and
tell them to retire the tired horses,
and Introduce the electric caIs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-13

Methodist Church building is very
near overriding Itself this yaar ia vii
miGEtoG Grace congregation Is put
ting $40 $50 IN repairs Oh thgircAurea,
Harrison street wlntsa 80 U0o church,
Sfiverbrook II 81 pJ0 church. Epworth
n sll,G9u church, aud cu0kman, the
most needy Uf all, wants to build u
mod ~ c!lapri Hut to cost over $3.50.
ILs lattcu las q membership Of s., a
large congregation, sunday school
Of 80, and nothing bat mcdium-siZ-
e. ltftgrN room to ueAt in. Ii the
Put ic would help them to raise $50
the co4.d pay OF the balance u doht
q. 'Arff church lot and they could
proceed 10 hIiid their chapel The
trustees. appeal to the public Tor a fav-
oral!e Consideration Of their case.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-13
A Team Seized and Repleyined.

On Monday morning John O'Con-
nell, of West Grove. Pm, drove into
Green, who for some time has held a
claim OF Jones Guthrie OF $50, aud one
OF Stephen Parker for S22,75, against
QConnell, mot him at Fourth aud
West streets. Notwithstanding O'Con-
nells protests the constable seized the
team and drove It to Wltemans
stable. In the evening O'Connell re-
turned home, promising to return
yesterday morning with sufficient
money to have the team released. lie
did not come, but John Turner OF
West Grove did. lie claimed to he
the owner and replevined the team.