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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-13
THIRD EDITION.



James Trusty. eolored, who was ar
rested by Patrolman Lorlgan Monday
for acting in suspicious manner In
the vicinity OF Delaware Avenue and
van Buren streets was dismissed with
y reprlmnnd by Municipal Court j Idge
y. Frank Ball this morning.
Peter Mc(illnchy, Ia an old offender
and appeared In the dock again having
only been released from jail yesterday
morning. Peter was fined s. aud
costs.
Fronk Congo was finsd s5 and costs
for acting disorderly on West Front
street. Whom officer Aiken arrested
Frank he attem pied to assault him.
Patrolman Gum last night arrested
Violet Gibbs, Alkaline Hamilton and
Mary Massey, nil colored, for dlsor
DERBY conduct on Lafayette street
Charles ID. Agnes. with flourish OF
hie cane, condemned the actions of
the trio and also gave tho vicinity n
bad reputation. The girls made quite
a lengthy and hoisterous defense, but
were each fined s. and costs.
Aaron Scott was fined s. and costs
for acting dlsorderiy and assaulting n
woman on French street Saturday
evening.
Mary Mooney was fined s. and costs
Tor disorderly conduct. Mary Nc,
Cormicls OF fottst0wn. Pa, was found
drunk ON Market street, but she was
allowed to go.
Lizzie Lewis. colored. was fined 90
and costs Tor being drunk and dis.
orderly. w.
Vim. Sullivan was fined $40 and costs
for assaulting Miss Pearl Anderson. OF
No. 226 Orange street, lie also acted
very dlsorderly. threatening to choke
Mise AMMO Wayne and the other in.
mates.
For committing an assault aud bat
terry on his wife Joseph Brown wa.
fined SO and costs.
The drunks fined were Jas Hayes,
John Stidham. James Brady, Daniel
Juckson, Charles Hood. Thomas Scott
EdWnrd Dugan and Patrick WheIun.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-13

On the adjournment OF tho Court at
noon on Tuesday james Ii. Warning.
ton, Of Milton, repaired 10 the house
OF his brother in-law. MIR. II. II. Adj.
kins. No 5l3 East Sixth street, ami
after eating dinner. not feeling very
well, he laid down TO tuke a nap. re.
uuestlng Mrs A. to call him ut three
O'clock. lie soon fell asleep and Mrs
A. forgetting hts request did not call
him until four o'clock. Ha was so
confused when he awuke That he could
not collect his senses for a few min.
utes and stumbled about the room
like one in a dream, but finally made
his way to the court room. when Mar.
Bhal Lannau took him Into custody, a
capias having been issued for his ar.
rest b. Judge Wales ON his failure to
answer TO his name when il was cal led
On being arrnignGd the Judge direct.
ed that he should pay ilue and costs,
amounting to some fl5 as the Judge
considered 1t necessary to iinpart II
lesson tC others, MIR. II. was not a
little alarmed. but after remaining IN
the custody of tho Marshal two hours
the Judge directed that the iine aud
costs DO RENTED, and lie was Released
Mr. Warrington says he did not sleep
very vol last night. but lo has deter.
mined to sleep no more in the day
Time while court shall last. as hn does
not wish TO bu caught III suCh scrnpo
again.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-13

Owing 20 the large attrndaac1 That
will follow the announcement OF the
opening OF the Sixteenth Annual Deln
ware State Fair ut Fulryiew rark.
Dover, on September lIth. to continue
until the 10Th, the PhiIaisphta, Wi.
mington and Baltimore railroad Com
pany. according TO yearly custom. viii
Sell excursion tickets at greatly re-.
duced rates from tie principal stu,
lions on Its Maryland Division Hnl
all points on the Delaware Division
and branchee. ."
This induComGul will doubtless at
tract many to witness an exhibition
which VIII he well worth seeing.
Twelve Thousand dollars In premiums
will be paid to successful competitors,
which Will Insure earnest efforts for
supremacy Oh the part OF tho coutos
tants. Racing VIII he qulto feature
OF the occasion, md tho stock exhibit
promises to 10 unusually tine.
Agents of the company will place
theee tioke.e On sale from Sant..gs.'lAr
18th until the 18TH Inclusive, and re
turn coupons will lie good foI passage
until the 18th Of the month.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-13

Captain Geo. L. Mcgee OF near NIL
ton. Is visiting relatives In this city.
Mr.. Jacob Richardson returned home
to-day from a pleasant visit down the
State.
Mrs. Stephen Lewis and her daugh
ter Miss Jennie Lewis, are visiting al
FELTON,, Del.
Fillmore g. Chandler, east OF Ken,
nett. formerly OF Mt. Cuba, Is at Chi
cago, viewing the Exposition.
Mr.. William NJ. Kennard Is on bis
vacation, and Mr.. Harry LamDson le
looking after MIR. KS largo dry goods
business.
Miss Ella Bryant, who has been
spending the sumner with her cousin.
Mrs. Robert Merrick, returned Satur'
day TO her home In Brooklyn.
A. H. Berlin, principal OF the Boys
High School, has secured number
OF Vows OF tho World Fair. which lie
will use i'll his lectures to his students.
We are glad TO hear that Mrs. Abuer
Hollings worth. who has been on the
sick list tito past few days, is allie to
BIO up again. aid hope'sLe Will aeon be
we'll
Miss +. @. c., formerly OF Iron Hill
Md, has gone TO the Worlds Fair for
two OF three weeke, and on her return
will o. of at Washington and Balti
III ore. :
Harry Sharpe, Harry Donaldson and
Frod Martin OF this city, started for
Dover yesterday on their wheels 10
visit tho Fair and other places Of In.
terest.
Miss Name Farnan, who has boen
spending week with Misc En- ma
Hollingsworth ut ElsmtIe, has return.
ed home, and will soon resume teach.
ing music. She had q very pieasspi
time.
Tho house Of II. II. King. OF No. 22t
Jefferson street, WAS discovered yes
terday morning to have been entei al
by thieves sometime during the pre-
vlous night and iobped OF several jars
OF preserves.
Peter b. Aynrs. past Junior Vice
Commander OF the q A. It.. has re-
turned home from the Worlds FAN
and the Grand Army encam pme nt al
indianapolis. He sEeaks highly OF
the parade and the hospitality OF the
Indianapolis people.
Mr.. Harry Biliany and Harry Beggs
who have been doing tho World Z
Fair, returned homo last night wei
pleased with the sights. Harry says
visit to the fair adds ten years to YOU
life and nobody should miss this OF
portunity to SEQ the biggest show OF
earth lie considers himself quito
Splinter since his visit and is In gopt
tiIao TO enter six days walking mattel
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-13

Ten Jewish morocco workers were
discharged at B!umenthal X o's. mo.
rocco factory corner Of Front and
Monroe streets. this morning for TAX
ing Monday and Tuesday OF to cele.
bTate the Jewish holiday, and Oh their
returning to work this murnng they
were informed by the foreman that
they were discharged, giving them
their time. The men. who are from
New York, called at the Office. but the
superintendent. Mr. Richard Pat.
zowsky refused to pay them until Fri.
day and told them TO call on that day
and get thair money.
The men became excited and clam
ored for their wages at once. as they
wished torsturn to New York to-day.
Mr. Z called up the police station and
had the men placed under arrest. but
after arriving at the hall, he refused
to make any charges against them and
they were told to go. Captain Kane
will try and have the men paid their
wages this afternoon and told the men
TO meet him at tho factory at O'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-13


Tomorrow morning in the U. A, NJ.
Il. Church ON Mon street. the mem.
ber5 OF the Preachers Relief AssociI =
ton, will assemble. The session will
begin at nine O'Clock.
The correspondent of au afternoon
paper gives the views Of some of our
citizens or the action of the police
force. This much can be said, that in
no city With so much ground to cover
has there been, nor is there now, three
men who do their duty better than the
officers of this city.
II Is all very well to keep hlrplng at
the police. VIII any of those who
complain do their duty when the POI
lice arc in other parts OF the city? BY
this it Is meant II they hear proiane
language that they will report 1t TO
tbs Mayor and appear as witnesses in
the case. Frank Il Herbert is iust
such u man who will treat friend and
loo alike. flHcc tho matter in his
hands. Citizens, then do your duty
and appear rs witnesses.
1t seems that there has been an offer
made to Delaware city to build n
shirt factory II tlirty-llyo girls can b.
procured to work in the factory. They
cannot get rs. Well, then, lust como
TO New Castle and you can got all the
glrls you want to work. When Mid.
dletown's factory started 1t was
irowned upon. Now the girls make
good pay and are stockholders in the
firm. Wake up, New Castle, and do
something
There lisa store here and 1t has signs
printed of the different lines OF goods
which IL handles. Among tho things
II sells is tobacco. But to the Shame
OF New Castle hn il SAID that tobacco
Is spc!'el on tile sign with two Us ana
only once. Would It not be advisable
for Prof. Knapp TO visit that happy
store and get them to spell il right
The New Castle Base Ball Club is
arranging n game with the y. NJ e. \.
Club, Of Wilmington. They expect
chem to come over here on Saturday.
An interesting game Is expected.
Miss Maggie ct'artneNot Philadel-
rhia returned home yesterday. Nster
n weok's visit 10 Miss Mary McCallin
Miss NtrCwtney il delightful con.
yefsatlonalist and inst full OF tim
We are always pleased to SEQ her here.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-13

Governor Reynolds has appointed
George G. Rothwell OF Black bird Hun.
dret, to I'LL the unexpired term OF the
late Joseph IL. KIRK as Coroner of Now
Castle County. He received his com
mission Tuesday at Clayton. and as he
Intends to remain on his farm, will
select deputy in our CITY
Mr.. Rothweil was born in New Castle
county, 10 In his Attn year, and welghH
700 pounds. llo was a member of the
old Levy Court $ years having been
elected In 1882 ana served to 1880.
He WAS twice candidate Tor sheriff
at tho Democratic nomination, md
was defeated tho first time by Hurnell
}, Lynch and the second time by JAS.
j. Toner.
His bondsmcn AFRO satisfactory 10
tho chancellor. before whom he took
the oath OF Office.
lie Is competent man and will
make good aud popular officer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-13

The mark cts were we'll surpl,ed this
morning With everything IN season
and were well patroitHed. The ruling
prices were as follows:
Butter was In goad dafnnnd Mt Is to
Doc per pound, eggs. !roin 22fu H5r per
dozen; peaches, 10 to 2Ut y,r hall peck,
or 40 to 75c per basket. peas. soc per
half peck; tomatoes, 10 to l5e per hnlf
peck sugar corn, ~ 0 nc ner dezen
squashes 3 to &c each. string bean,
20 TO gle per hall peck lima beans,
II to l5c per quart radlshes, Be pcr
bunch; Cabbnges ) to Sc. Ter hrnd
egg plants, 3 to d. eaClf. puthLoes. l5c
per half peck reats, 20. Inc do ,beets
to Dc per bunch; crnh npp,cs , to
1Sc, per half peck grnnes Sc. per ~. :;
eantaloupes. DC. up; wgtermeluns i5t.
mp peppers, l0c. per dozen; Wild cher.
ries, BE, per ct; applrs Zoe rer half
peck; plums, loo per ut squads, 50 TO
4oc. per pair chickens 1uc. to II.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-13
Dots.
Dots.
OYatara at Oarnaniat,a COZ Madlan


Oysters at Carpenters, 625 Madison ct.
Cummings. the photographer. 800
Market street.
II you want first.class dyeing and
securing done, 20 to $40 King.
There are very few reed birds on
the marshes about the surrounding
city.
New crop clover and timothy seed
at j. J. Smiths, Fourth and Shlpley
streets.
Go TO W. C. Taylor, the druggist. at
Third and King streets, for school
sponges.
The Ideal. the cheapest and beat
heater; reference given. Frank A.
Mitchell, l0g W. 9Th st.
William Coke, Of Third and Van
Buten etreets, says some one has
poisoned two OF his dog.
Pine Needle Mixture, not only pleas.
ant smoking, but roller for catarrh,
asthma, sore throat and hay fever.
pr Slmms' Vegetable Liver Pills al
ways sure cure for headache. liver and
Kidney complaints. COG King street.
frof, j. p. Bushnell. OF Kee Mar Col
.ege, Hngeratown. Md, visited Rev.
Al. SwartZ, and other friends in our
city.
4 horse ran awny at Fourth and Union
etteete this morning. throwing the
driver out and slightly cutting his
hand
Chicago Club House Carnmels sell
at tho Worlds Fair Tor SO cents a
pound; OF 227 Market street for 2Ucents
per pound. Hollis.
A boat race will take place on Mon.
DAY, sept. 25th, between the Ida and
the Vixen, near Chester, In the Della
ware river, Tor n prize of 500.
While liking the awning In front of
his place OF business yesterday, James
Thompson foil from a chair. breaking
several small bonee In hls left leg.
Miss Gertrude Robinson Ia lying
very sick at her parents residence,
No sl6 West Fifth street, with Doe.
tors Maull and Draper In attendance.
John s Mullin, OF West Chester. was
nominated yesterday at the Democrat.
10 convention for commissioner. His
election lie q certainty. There were IL
c, ndidatas.
twentyfour inch model OF the
proposed statue Of Garfield Ia on exit
billion at the office OF Lore and En-.
mons. The statue is from the works
al Bridgeport. Conn.
The funeral OF Mes. Jane Wright,
who died at Centreville Tuesday, tho
5th Instant took place Friday. Her
remains were inferred In the Lower
Brnudywino Cemetery.
Must DO sold to make room for new
goods, large numb OF upright and
equare pianos, by Stelnway. Emerson
and other makers. from eos to s225.
hobelon Il Co., ITO Market street.
IL Is hoped that tho readers OF the
REPUBLICAN, who can do so will attend
the entertainment given In Wesley n.
\, Church on Thursday evening. Sep.
teinher 18th, for the benefit OF the Sun.
day school. Help one another" The
music, reoltations and readings will
be followed by Ice cream and cake, all
Tor 10 cents,
Adam j. LING. OF the firm OF W. &
j. Lang, who has boon sick for the
past two or three weeks, etlll contln.
ue5 TO cunYalesGe and has improved
TO such an oxteut that he takes n cor
ringe ride every pleasant day. which
he thinks Is great health roatorer.
lie homes to DO able to resume his
business duties "a few days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-13

Mr.. I, II. Law, of tho Highlands. de.
Bres to express his thanks To tie lire.
men and TO his fellow citizens uu1
ncigllbors for their prompt and eTiesf.
uu! aid In the efforts made TO eytlIs-
guish tho fire which consumed Lis
stora yesterday morning. But for
then promptheBs and energy members
OF tho family of sir. Ncill Dcerv. who
occupied rooms in the burned build.
ing, might have lost their lives. A ii
was, however, not only#tlru= family of
Mr.. peery bnt much Of h4 household
furniture was saved.
The alacrity and generous helpful.
ness OF tho neighhors WAS noticeable
ami deeorNe the wa:meat pr;l,n.
Mr., Vim. II. Huley murIo his com.
Portable home n most welcome plnra
TO tie hard working lhe 'attlies. where
tired md hungry they were abundant.
~ supplied with refreshments Am,
IN this com mendable work he was see
oadei ably and amply by nelglburs
who are second to none In such mat.
tors. All parties have his hearty
thanks for efforts that arc highly ap.
preclated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-13

st. Paul's NJ. f. Church at Johns.
town, on Ceciton charge Roy. d. II.
I orkran, pastor, will be dedicated on
40 O'Clock a, m, by Rev. W + Cork.
ran. ID. b., Presiding Elder OF Sauls-
curry District at $50 p in., by Rev. J.
y, C Hanna pnstor OF Asbury NJ. E.
4 hurch, Wilmington, and In the even.
ing al 7.30, by Rev. 4. A. II. O'Brien,
Of Fair Mount Md. Services will ba
continued during tho weok. Am ong
The prominent ministers who will
preach during the meeting are: Rev.
l.. Il. Barrett, r. f., OF Wilmington
District; Rev. Julius Dodd, OF ST.
Gaorges, and Rev. N. NJ, Bro wne, of
MIDI etown.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-13
FOURTH edition


The state fair at Dover has been
opened under very encouraging aus.
pice5. Tuesday was children's day,
and the attendance is estimated to
have exceeded 5000. The display In
every department Is very fair. and
must attract great deal of attention.
~ the main building the exhibit OF
William Lea d Sons Company is
among tho most conspicuous, and
their hot cakes are luxury.
me laklrs as usual were very con.
splcuous, ana the many games work
cd by them were well patronlzed.
The contest among the teachers for
trip to the Worlds Fair is quite ex.
citing. The friends of tho different
candidates worked hard and some $500
votes were polled during the day.
Ina races were viewed by most all
people present and good time was
made in all of the classes:
Fascination, DIR. j. q. McCoy's bay
gelding. broke the track record OF
III = by going mile In 2.20'4.
Inc three-mlnute class race for
purse OF 1900 was won by l.. r. Red
mond's Grover S in three straight
heats.
The yearling race was won In two
straight hetfts by G. Millington's Vic
The 2.22 class race fora purse OF $500
was won by DIR. j. c. McCoy's Fasc!na-
tlon in three straight heats.
inc 40 class race for purse OF 800
was won In three straight heats by
Henry buttons Sampson.
Tho entries for tho races to-day
"wednesday are as follows:
TWO YEAR.oLD sTAKE--PuRsE $50.
J. II. McGonigal, Dover, Happy Flor.
ence.
L; B. Emory. Centroville, Nd. Hap.
py lose. -'
Or. ]. @. Mccoy. Kirkwood. Maple
Valley.
$, Walton, Falls Mills, Va. ELLA
Doud.
W. $. Gray, Lewlsville, Pa, Happl.
ness.
Frank W. Hoyt, Gloucester, N. j..
Globe. Jr.
". II. Jones, Lelpsic. bel. Russell.
j, NJ: Hewitt, North Bend Stock
Farm. Va, Angellus.
George A. Wilmington, Dover. Rem.
ME Russell.
2.37 rgoTrING-PtRsE, 1900.
n, A. Nichols, Euston, Nd. Lady
Welcome.
Wilkes.
{. g. Richey, Seneca S. c.. Rex.
L. j.. Morrison. Ogletnn, May. lei.
L. w. Hewitt, North Bend Stock
Farm: Va, EXtaiight. ...-
4. W. Hewitt, North Bend Stool
Farm, Va. Whalobons.
Boy. '' -
Boy. ''N"'
John pugan. Georgetown, D. c.,
Dr. j. c. Mccoy, KirKwood, Del,
B. II. Demarest, Elmira, N. Y,
"; H. Stiles, Malborne Ga, Miss
| AIcGregor
William I. Haruott, st. Augustine,
William I, IIarriott, st. Augustine,
Easter. "
fhFi.'foR'N.L, PACE Or TRoT. PURSE 800.
Luke w. Werner, Seneca. S. O.. Sen.
ecn bismarck.
Lou.
Harry Hunter, Philadelphia, Pa,
Aecq Stock Farm. Richmond, Va,
| BrlHchwuud.
" NJ, Hewitt, North Bend Stock
( Farm. W., Whitley.
\ II. Tyson. Chester, Pa. Reltop.
- James Ii. Brown, Philadelphia, Pa,
II. L. Mcginniss. LlnkwooJ. MI.
IinkwOod Chief.
Is. H. Demarest Elmirl. N. Y. Char
y; Il. Demarest, Elmira, y. Y. Sub.
H. Il. Demarost, Elmira, n. Y, G.R.E,
John liider, Jrr Phliadoiithla. Pa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-13

The passing Of tho dividend OF tho
IelIigh Valley EnilroaH Of FDnu4y Iva
mia, Which after due drllutta,lon hy
the Directors was finally dreldsd on
Tuesday afternoon VIII work rDf alticf-
able hardship TO numerous NHmiug.
toniRns who have held the -'urN Of
This company iOr Ncur5 It's an, invest.
ment. II was ulwGys recommended
10 ladies oil limited nieUp5 a. "A good
security In which 10 invest tnsfr
eaVlnga. Mr.. Richard Gibbons IL A
very large holder OF IL securities , ia
Reading tnHElo brought about this
Btate OF affairs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-13

William Gibbons. who resided for
many years in New Castle hundred,
hut who removed To Cipe MAY SIX
years ago, Is sitting some OF his old
acquaintanees In our city to-day. lie
Is now over 50 Years of aEe, ma Ia
quite hale and hearty. His wife died
some live years ago. but feeling IL was
not well tol nnn to bo alone, lie ugain
married, aud Is getting along quite
prosper0usly.
lie awns little farm within a mile
OF the city, and in addition 10 raising
vegetables feeds some thirty or forty
heat OF hogs with swift aud garbage
from the hotels. Every morning he is
up ty o'clock ana Oil for a two horse
wagon load, tho law prohibiting its re.
muval alter q n. III.
The OK reI7n seems to agree with
INA, US he has incre1sed III weight
somo Thirty pounds, and he las as
elu-o an eye to the main chance as in
his early days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-13

James f. Riggs disappointed gunr,
dian his morning in the Orphans
Court lOr Gro. Nswlove.
MIR, salisbury presented petition
Tor the Equitable Guarantee and Safe
Deposit unpany, guardian. Tor au,
thoriiy 10 exprnd part OF tho princi,
pul for minor 4. u. Hampton. Also
by same, petition TO eXpcnd part OF
principal OF Edward NJ. Deacon.
He Security Spfe Depost Com.
nnny entered recoEniZance FOR tic
Herilhg property, No. 22O King street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-13

Tie following Yi.mlLE,onmns hold
posii ons of trust at tie Woiid's FAR.
Reed NefE Is IN tho eurlsloy Of
the Secret Services Department.. Tx.
Chief Of Police blackburn Is a ticket
seller and Vim. z. NushclI IL a t-uller.
Tor OF money from tho ticket sclIers,
going his roupds eycrv hour and man,
Ing returns OF tie tuIne 10 the chief
OF his department ILey arc al luu..-
ing well and appear sltia!.ed with
their positions
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-13

Stansbury Murray, Jr., the we'll
known and genial hotel keeper at No,
lOI Fast Front street has n beautifully
decorated window, which Is we'll worti
seeing. Largo pictures OF tho late
Sulliyan-Cu light and another
of Americas greatest thrift refurmer4
aud extracts from their famous puiti
cal speeches, occupy the back ground
while u large piece of coral from the
Florida reefs is set to the front.
There are other attractions toe mum.
crous 20 mention, which can only be
appreciated Ly seeing :hnm.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-13

Mn. TEXAN, Dear sir:-I wish that
the Texan Veterinary that has been
running wild in Texas, and shipping
cattle from ali parts OF the State and
selling them on Sunday would please
Sign his name, as ! am n farmer living
short distance from Wilmington and
have dairy Of some thirty COWS have
lost several oftbem, IA you think that
YOU can cure something that our
veternariea cannot / would be pleased
TO cal! on you. Yours, A FARMER
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-13

A Vim. HILL. of EridEeville, was
driving fractIoua horse on Monday,
it suddenly became frightened and
made ouch an abrupt turn thnt tho
wheeis were crushed to the ground,
throwing out Mr.. lllll and the other
occupants. Mis- lille Stuart and Miss
Georgia Wiley No one WAS serious.
ly injured, but one OF tho young
ladies had her clothes badly torn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-13

L. Il Frazer secretary Of tho State
Bonrd u llralth, has received com.
plants from tho tawm com missloneTe
OF Wyoming and Frederick in regard
TO the disposition Of the refuse from
the tomato ealueeics and he VIII
Start Tomorrow Thursday NOM
ing, In company with Dr.. l.0wGer, 10
make tho proper Investigation, and
compel tie abatement OF any nuieances
that may DO found to exist.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-13
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EAE rnlnnr sipncinl SrrNlcns.

Rev. Il. $. Dulany was assisted by
Revs Jaggnrd and Diehl in the admin
i5tratinn Uf the Lori's Supper last
evening at the village OF Edgem oor.
Soven children were baptized. A pleas
ant season was enjoyed by tho church
and visiting ministers.
Eagemoor Methodist Episcopal
I huruh Is little beauty. The pastor,
ltev. Mr.. Dlehl, is pressing the baltic
aud hopes for victory this fall. This
charge is composed of Enst Lake and
EdEemopr A tiourishng Epwoith
League has been organized at tho for.
mer place.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-13

WORK MAN OINEH-At the Asbury
n l. parsonage. y! Walnut street, on
We inesdny morning. Sept. 18TH 1891. by
mo ley John y, = Hanna. Mr.. Phillip
/. Workman Of " ,lini igt8n and Miss
Mau1e ;. Joiner of Ghes ertown, Nd
chestertown papers pie ,sa 60 ny.
L l.hER-ClI ANDiER-At the Asl,ury
n. +. parsonage, y! Walnut street, on
tuesday eyer ing, Sept. Il. 1893 by the
Icy. John y. e. llama, Mr.. David u.
Elmer aud Miss AMMO T. Chandler. both
OF N"w NRstln comfy. Drt.
chester town papers pleuse copy.