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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-12

3 Yesterday was Children's Day In
Nearly all the churches OF the citv.
large congregations attended, which
lFere principally composed OF young
people. ALI the churches were benuti.
uIiy decorated with flowers and In
Hddition to the usual service special
4crvlce OF music and song aud rncita
Zion Tor and by the children.
At Grace NJ. L. Church tho floral
Aecorations were profuse. In tho
morning DIR. Dobbins took as his
York together for good to them who
love God, to them who are called &C,
eerding to his purpose" Romans
IN the afternoon the children held
1eir service and DIR. Dobbins admins
l1red the rite of baptism.
Inc twilight service ut Central
&resbyterlan Church was devote to the
Seiidfen's service. Key. Mr.. Swart2
1hlged TO the children.
Rev. Mr.. Terry. J. Il. King aud Jos.
Sph Pyle addressed the servics in st.
aurs Church in tho afternoon. Rev
MT. Terry preached on Christian Ed.
ncation" in tue morning. Tie collec.
Hons Tor the day amounted $40 and
Mere Tor tho Conference Academy.
''Columbia's Defer Us" was the sub
oct OF the services q Epworth Church
An orchestra OF twenty-five pieces un.
der tho leadership OF Professor Stenb
zen insisted in tho singing. which was
Under the leade ship OF George 4
ling Revs. lsaac Jewell and John
white address oil the children.
At Goodman NJ. Il. Church the ser
vices were especially interesting. The
hora! decorations were profuse, the
altar being decorated with an arch oil
Bowers and potted plants. Rev j. ID.
Hanna and Joseph Pyle delivered
me addresses. which were very inter,
sting. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-12

:. mya., sSnns woman. slta,
restaurant. Apply al TO- T. Front street
Ada Wlntri. iln.2ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-12

The charge OF dlsorderly conduct
preferred by Patrolman Lyons against
George Barlow. Clifford Mason, mer.
chants in Eighth street market and
Fergus McGoyern, employed by the
Gold Storage Com pany. were called in
the Municipal Court this morning and
continued until to night for final &C.
ton, Attorneys Porter and Harrlng.
ton represent tho prisoners.
The charge preferred occurred last
Tuesday morning while McGovern
was delivering meat to Mr.. Mason Al
he was driving his team up the street
the shalt OF the wagon struck that OF
Bnrlow's.
Barlow says the driver sauced him,
lwhereupon he replied that '.he would
mash his nose II he became too fresh.H
IMcGovern knowing OF his own fistlc
qualities replied who was he going to
lget to assist him In the work. which he
considered as impossible. McGovern
lfourished tho whip In his hand and
Threatened to do Barlow bodily harm.
The row Infatuated merchant offered
to present him with one dollar In silver
ito strike him with the whip, but Mo.
Govern not being in need of the mo.
lney, refused tn accept IL, with the
threat that he would thrash him gratis.
AS Barlow was mounting the wagon
ito pull McGovern to the pavement,
Mason appeared ard after inQuiring
why no wanted to assault tho boy. as
he called him. Barlow replied that 1t
was none Of his - business, MS ho
needed thrashlng for saucing him.
Then Mason figured In the disturb.
Innce by striking Barlow, who In turn
Jumped into his assailant. There was
a scufile in the middle OF the street,
which hindered street car traffic.
While tho men vera pummelling each
other, McGovern jumped from his
seat on the wagon and took all active
part In the melee, and thus he was
caught when tho patrolman arrived on
the scene OF battle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-12

In reply of tho letter sent by the
special committee of the Z. O.. s. of
-, to the Worlds Fair missioner.
George V Massey, congraluIatinr
him FOR his stand against the SUNDAY
epening OF tho Fair. Mr.. Massey saws:
while duly appreciate the approy-
ing action OF Your camp TOUCHING tho
mntter reierred to In your cominuni-
tdtlon anu pctS TO convey TO you and
Through you to your colleagues of the
camp my sincere thanks therefor. you
Will nevertheless understand that |
really deserve no such recognition as
you have seen fit to confer because |
VAS simply pursuing conviction
which is 80 strong aud decided that i
eould not have done otherwise If
would, although l would not il
|GDuld.
With kindest regards and boat
Wishes Tor yourselves and all others
who desire TO preserve invlulatc Amerl
can institutions and transmit them
sunimpnired us the richest heritage thai
can DO bestowed on tie generations of
american citizens to follow us. be
Aeve as ever, very truly YOURS.
"GEoGGE " Massey
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-12
FOURTH edition


Yesterday was another hot dry, In
tact the wormest day OF the summer
the mercury having gone up as high
as 20 degrees. Hcw Wilrnfngtonians
did swelter, and although the parks
were sought by thousands 1t was too
warm Tor comfort, and "biied" shirts
and stin colors melted as II they had
been dipped into a BUCKET of water.
AT O'clock hoavy dark clouds APP
peared In tho western sky, signalling
the approach of q storm, but which
tailed to stop over here. But there
was enough satisfaction derived from
the threatening appearance. As the
storm passed south OF the city, brisk
wind followed In Its wake which
reached here, causing n delightful
breeze during the evening and through
the night. This morning the atmos-
|phere was cool, and although the sky
being clouded we may probably enjoy
dry weather aud refreshing winds for
10 few more days.
The parks were well crowded during
the day, Union Park receiving the lar
gest patronage. Shellpot park was
also well attended as was the Brandy
wine.
Beside this the New Jersey and Will
minRton Ferry Company carried a
large number of people to Pennsgrove
where the nir or the river was delight
ful The trip on the comfortable lit.
tie steamer vas enjoyed by all, and as
Pennsgtove Is within easy reach OF the
city and there being such comfortable
transportation. the management will
no doubt do a large business the COM
Ing summer months.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-12

WASFpG i A fGSa TO is% mali. ss9 S,o. .%f
"s.fnl. Apply 70 William II. Hendrick-
OIL. CentroN!ile. Del. iia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-12

Some siyty Knights Of Malta, at,
tended Union d, p, CHURCH on Sunday
3. j. Hubbhml. based on the 14th verse
Of the I'd chapter OF Joshua. '.And TIE
men answered her: Our lifo fin yours
II you utter this our business. Ana II
shall be when the Lord hath given us
the land that we will deal kindly and
truly with thee" After abiding to the
spies that Joshua sent out to view the
country. their taking refuge with the
harlot. Rahab, and the efficacy OF Q
contract for personal benefit, he ad'
vised the practice OF honesty, indus
try, frugality, TO avoid gambling. deal
Ing In stock which WINS liable to fall
from 500 to 90 per share. and tbus blot
out fortune.
He commended the order for the care
|of the sick. Its dlscouragement OF
sowing wild oats; Its enforcement Of
morality. chastity abstinence. re
spect for the Bible, and alteration fol
Christ as the only Mediator. He alse
commended them for their care Of
their members, their attention to the
sick, the burial OF their dead and then
care for the widows and orphans. al
Rnhab In providing for her escape OF
the fall OF Jericho also provided fol
the safety OF her entire household, moi
overlooking her father and mother.
Beyond tho lesson from the scarlet
rope and tho expedloncy of making
contracts we could Northumberland the
connection OF the text with the Order
OF tho knights, although the sermon
was highly interesting and was atten.
lively listened TO not only by the
members of tho Order. but also by the
large congregation which filled the
church on the occasion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-12

Tho young ladies and gentleman OF
Edge Moor had delightful ride IN
xhe river on the tug Alert, commanded
% captain Murray. OF PHILADELPHIA.
Among tho purity were: Misses Bessie
Price. Sallie Gibson. Emma Baxter,
Isabella Baxter, Emma Bldle, Bella
Biddle, lluttio Davis. Edge Moor; Miss
aiary Lynch, OF Wilmington; Mes3rs
Ehwin Miilan. Harry Holiday, Chas
tear'es; james Baxter. viii Biddle
sohn Metcalf, Sam. Ward, Charles
kieetwood, OF Edge Moor; Clinton
Davis. OF Wilmington.
The tug steamed up us far as Marcus
Hook. On their return TRIP music and
singing was enjoyed. The party ar
rived at Edge Moor about $50 u'clocl;
much pleased with their trip, and after
4hnnking The captain for his kindness
feturned home very happy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-12
Flames Among Opticians Wares.


A fire which was discovered In Harie
Hoegelsberger's optical store In the
Opera House building about 5.4t
O'clock yesterday, caused damage to
the extent OF $1,000, which is fully
covered by insurance.
As Andrew Bernhardt. who has
charge OF the building. was passing
the door OF the store, he noticed the
blaze In the centre OF the store and un-
der counter. Officer Lane saw the
blaze about tho same time and struck
box No. Z. on the opposite side Of the
hen the Delaware Company arrived
they say the police department forbid
them using the extinguishers. which
would have extinguished tho fire in a
short time and without the aid OF
water. The Interference caused the
fire to spread and the building to be
flooded with water.
DR.. Hoegelsberger says he has no
idea as to tho origin of the fire. There
was No fire In the room and neither
was there any combustlble matter
about the premises. An electric wire
might have caused it. however.
While attempting to open the rear
window of the store In order squirt
upon the fire Andrew Bernhardt cut
his wrist badly with the broken glass.
When the fire was at Its height the
Masonic Temple was filled with smoke
and n number of the mentors of the
Masonic order were preparing TO save
its property when the flames were ex
III. Hoegelsberger will begin the
work of repairing at once and will
have the store open for bushes In
nbont ten DIVA
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-12

A pair OF spirited horses attached to
nay cutter which was being operated
~ Wiilinm Naylor ran away fIUm a
Held at Eleventh and Union streets
Saturday evening and before they
we're captured the cutter was demols6.
ID. S,SA
Mr Naylor was using the machine
" the Held when the horses became
frightened at a passing train. They
Pecame unmanaReble, throwing MAJ
or from his seat. receiving painful
f1ies, Fortunately tho scythe had
raised or Mr., Naylor might have
cut to pieces. The frightened
iais ran to Delaware avenue and
ont streets, where they foil AMI
captured. The runaway caused
bwd oil fully 800 people 10 Assem-.
lat the above corner.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-12

VIM. J. Lank who had one Of his
thighs broken week or ten days ago.
Is doing as well as could be expected
under the circumstances, although no
Rete. very tired of laying on tho broad
Of his back. On seeing notice in the
Republican that he would probably be
confined to his room for six weeks. he
called Dr. Chambers attention to it on
his next visit. and asked him what he
had to say about 1t? The Doctor eva,
sively replied You will not do any har.
vesting this season." Mr. Lank ga ys
In the q! years he has livod he has re.
ceived many cuts and bruises but he
never experienced any mishap which
took him down as this one has done.
lie lies where he can command n
partial Wow of his cornlleld, and on
mentioning his to neighbor who Wis.
ited him oiSaturday. he TOOK an axe and
cut away several branches of a tree
which Distracted his view, thus imi.
tating. the action OF the good Samari.
tan. Mr.. LIS neighbors have been
very kind and sympathlzing, and the
manifestation of their feelings has
tended greatly to tighten his afiiic
tion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-12
|||nD EDITION.


- aSrrs lima 10Th ,sas-
iIInr.ss Inv wnssobaarvnX with in.
1111~ ~ srclses AZ ne N r. Cnurch
3.1@i<v n Inc morniny tha nsa n
1111 ssng saveraI salsetiona and
IN X IN Iarfindale prea ched short
'.<.,o y, ia chi1,ircr from tha tayt
4 "a fhe I ord went hefora then, 10
~ r. 4 niilnr al cIond tn Load than
lS Nv u III odi,s I9-oi. In The after.
55o1 fl. Alartin,iaie adminisfered Tho
@75~ ~ 4. nt,sm 10 aieva,, MANIA The
'cSr.m entitied Rainhowa ~ Pro.
Si2S 4 varv nrettv service WINS rander.
{ n tha evsni.,g An intercstino
71rfnra was The racifat,ons nv twanty,
>I7iS rirla declsed in tha varinns coio,a
- INA rainbows' "sS
(hijdren's Dav was obaarvea nj Tho
rre~bvferian Church Nv annronr,ate
S,,s,css ~ veatsraav I,,drpr,I na1
11srvises were also bald in he ,Irst
IiSs.fiaf Church iost avanin, nndor me
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-12

G. +. Ely sold his interest in the ia,
store at Seventh and Orange streets
TO his partner, g. G, Curry on the frs
OF May, and published a notice TO tbat
effect in the REPUBLICAN. As MIR. cur
Iry purchased the horse and deliver,
wagon, and also retained tho same
CLERK or driver, 1t was alleged that MIR
Ely was responsible for the payment
OF goods purchased by the new pro
prietor, and rather than have any Law
suit, he arranged to settle the claim
Mr. Ely declares that there was no in
tehtlon on his part TO defraud an,
one, ana those who represent other
Wise DO hin great wrong. He gave
money to Mr.. Curry to settle ths hi
OF the gas company, and IL lie did no
pay over the same and 500 to tho set
tlemont OF tho rent 1t was 10 fault OF
his.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-12


Tho NJ. L. Preachers Association
met In Fletcher Hall. Mt 10. 5 a. M, DR..
y: l.. Hubbard president, Rev. W. A.
Wiso secretary. Rev. Henry Sander
son led devotlons. Rsy. A. S. Now
bray was critic. Rev. John France
was appointed to speak next Monday.
The conference claimant fund re-
eeiYed earnest and vigorous discussion
by ReVs. Quigg. France, Hubbard,
Mowbray, Tomkinson and Terry. The
trend favored the present plan OF dis.
tribution In preference to the N. Y. L.
Conference plan, which Is based on
number OF years OF ministerial service.
Existing plan pays according to re-
spective needs.
Rev. II. S. Dulany gave a cordial In
Yltation to members and their wives
to go on the kingswood Nj. l.. Sunday
school excursion from King street
wharf tomorrow morning at o. clock.
Adjourned with benediction by Rev.
j. o. Sypherd of Hockessln.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-12
MAX EPHRAIM,
N.Y.CID tling House

A great tidal wave of Gus,
toners that taxed us to our
wits end to serve them.
There is that about our
{ lothing that brings Gus,
toners from every part of
the State. It's accounted
for by til 3 reliability, by the
good fitting and modest
prices.
We've laid out to double
this mon til over May. We
have just the article suitable
to your n eeds and will sell it
lower tina II you'll find it else
where.
Plenty of styles of Mems
Suits at $40 and SI2.
Heaped up value-the
So Clay Diagonal Suits
the I'm finished Worsted
Suits, tod. .-. ...... ....
Remen1 ber, there is no
Boys Cl othing like ours
better for the money.
How a bout the Office Coat
from % cents up!
Trousers by the thousand.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-12
MUSIC GOING AND RETURNING.
jis.it COME AND GO WITH US

LDlt RENT Furnished or unfurnlshcdl
II ROOMS TO hoarders dodgers or for
light houaek ceping, with privilege of
hath-roomt Kitchen and other convent
enCes; liRht. niry ICONS; corner building
Mrs. j. II. JIll. 1874 lbtnaIl street il2 Of
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-12
A Beneficiary Certificate Paid.

n beneuctnry Certificate Paid.
Dover Sentinel.
At q regular meeting OF Diamond
Lodge, No. o. A. o. u. W., held or
wednesday evening. the following let
ter was received and the Recorder was
directed to send O copy to the town
papers with the request to publish the
same In their next issue.
DOVER, DEL June z, 1898.
70 the Officers and Nom bers OF Diu,
mond Lodge, No. ., A. o. U. W.
Dear Friends.-Allow me to EXPRESS
to you, tho friends and brothers OF
my beloved husband, my heartfelt
thanks for the kindness extended To
me during my late Bereavement, oc-
casloned by the death OF my husband,
ana the promptness with which the
Deneiiciary certificate of two thousand
dollars was paid.
l.was Providence that guided him
70 JOIN your great and beneticent Or
der only two months prior to his
death, Tor had 1t not been FOR the pro
teotlon rendered by you. myself and
little children might have been thrown
upon tho cold charity OF the world.
May the blessings OF Almighty God
rest upon Diamond Lodge, No. 9. A.
y U. W., and may each member OF
the same or Ills family find la the most
trying hours OF life such friends as the
members Of your lodge have proven
themselves to DO toward my husband,
myself and little ones. Once more let
me say l thank you most sincerely.
. Very respectfully.
SUSAN /. RASH,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-12

On Saturday afternoon Delaware
avenue car was coming up Market
street an had almost reached Third
street. At that moment man drlv
Ing horse and carriage came down
Third street. The man seeing the cal
held up second or SO and then think,
ing he could pass gave his horse a cut
aud started across.
On the track the horse got scared
and pranced around in lively man
iner, The motorman seeing the pre-
ldictment put his force to the levers
and succeeded IN stopping his car Just
as the ta1m biundered across the track
and thereby averted what might have
been serious perhaps fatal accident
IBystanders exclaimed:
Why, that mans fool, and there
should be a law to prosecute him
Had no been ran into and crippled
perhaps killed what n howl Would
have gone up against tho rallroat
company"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-12

A man named J. NJ. Allan OF Free.
hold. n. j; has invented novel cure
Tor Catarrh and Hay Fever those uni.
rersal American diseases. 1t is the
am oling OF Pine Needles and Tobacco,
While on trip to tho mountains of
North Carolina In search of relief from
his annual distomper he met an old
cracker mixing Pine Needles with his
tobacco. The cracker said tho mixture
cleared his head" Tie man from
Jersey tried 1t and found 1t worked
IKE u charm and we presume before
long we will hear of PineNeedle cigars.
cigarettes and smoking tobacco being
will certainly bo more pleasant thar
tho vile tobacco and stil v!ler cigar.
ettes now smoked on our streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-12

The negroes who frequent The
hoiisss kept by Gabriel Smith ard
Robert M6rri#. who reside bey6hd
Market street bridge. have gotten the
tenants into peck of trouble.
On Sundays The houses are crowded
ond anticipating rushing business
In the sale OF liquor. the occupants on
Saturday laid n a supply OF the bev
erage which tands to excite one.
Yesterday the guests became excited
as usual and the more Intoxicated yisi
tors became very hilarious. It reached
the ears OF the authorities that Morrls
and Smith were responsible for TIE
disorder ana after planning a raid, The
house was entered, the tenants cap
tured, and a number of witnesses
The men will have hearing In the
Municipal Court tonight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-12

Between SO Gpd -75 d. c. Aristotle, ''fhr
Stayirit.," Observed IN occnltation of M4r,
By the moon, and Eratosthenes Of Cyreu.
computed tho circumference of the cart
by measuring an nrc OF the meridian. II
seems strange that sTch experiments n,
this iasJ si0u'd have heen successfully car
RED out 20 years before the birth Of III,
Saviour and yet the scientific e. men q
the world rr!utrd the doctrine of the cart
being round for nearly 800 years after
ward ST Louis Repull.c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-12

The official members OF Mt. Salem
NJ, H. charge of New Castle, DEL, Rev
y. II. Blake. held their first uuarterl,
conference June 10th. Rev. j, Il
Waters, p. L. of the Wilmington Dis.
tIiet, presided with much ability. The
reports show marvellous growth and
Improvement In their church work.
me following resolutions were adopt.
ed by the entire quarterly conferences
Resolved. That we, the Official board,
10 ~ this meeting express our IN osi
cordial wishes and pray for the onward
success OF our beloved and esteemed
OK Presiding Elder. W. IL. CofTey. d.
d., In his new field of labor for God
and His Church.
Resolved, That while we do meet
and welcome Rev. J. r. Waters, Pre-.
siding Elder, in our midst with wide,
open hearts, we hereby pledge our
most earnest support and corporation
with you in the great work committed
TO your care and keeping.
after quarterly conference the off,
'clal members accompanied with the
|Preslding Elder were escorted to the
parsonage, where they all enjoyed the
grand collation. that was prepared for
them. After some speech. making they
adjourned. having spent happy aud
enjoyable evening.
The Chlldren's Day services were
grand and the best we ever had. The
church was richly decorated with
flowers, plants and flags. The infant
class performed their part wife credit,
tho singing and extra music added
much to the success Of the day.
our most earnest support and co.
operation to You In the great work
committed TO your care and keeping,
Rev. j. IL. Waters, p. E., delivered a
powerful sermon to a large congrega.
lion in tho morning from the text,
There is Il friend that sticlscth closer
than n brother"
Miss Mary Snead represented Coium.
oia; Miss Eta Williams. Christian
schools; Miss Annie Russell, A Chris.
tian .Sabbathi Miss Hannah Roberts,
Good Religion; Mr.. jason Terry,
just Laws; Mr.. Cornelius Myers, Wor.
thy Rulers; Mr.. Elmer Sanders, Good
Citizens. Collection 500. So
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-12

Mr.. Bullion. a theological student at
he crozier Seminary has been en-
raged by tho congregation of THO
Second Baptist Mission, Fourth and
French streets and Will conduct The
'ieryiees for them during his vacation,
DO 10 talented Young man, an excel.
fnt preacher and great results are ex.
')ected from his Efforts during the
summer months. He commenced his
2eguiar illustrations yesterday and
preached powerful sermon last even
ing before fair sized congregation,
|oHny however being prevented at.
-ending by the heat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-12

have reason to believe TINT the G2I0 cot
which mentioned last week as having beer
paid for TIA Chveden estate by Mr. Aston tc
the Duke of Westminster was the sum
which his grace asked aud not the amount
which he eventually accepted. am given
to understand that tho figure at which the
deal was actually effected was 100000. Ii
Is said that the relations and friends Of the
duke arc not at all pleased that his grace
should have parted with the seat.-London