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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-05

Cyrene, whose father was a Cuban
and her mother French lady, was an
orphan at the ago of four and ns q
consequence wac adopted by Mdne.
Joulnour, who Immediately made her
q member Of the "rournour Family"
famed the world over us the most
wonderful artists that ever performed
IN circus ring. Cyrene who on her
llrst entrance In the "Tournour Fam.
ilyn was trained for an acrobat, CON
tnrtionist and bareback rider under
the odd Circus School Method.n
Think of little baby clad in nothing
but pair OF trunks. trying to bend
and twlst its little body in many ex-
crueinltingty painful positions with II
man standing beside 1t with a lash in
his hand, cutting its legs or arms or
any place tho cruel lash may fall,
everything 1t did not do exactly as
told. and wheE very difficult tents were
taught, such as the split. bending tho
CRAB, etc. rod hot iron was brought
into play. Although they mover touch
the scholar. only sGare them, tho fright
to niue tenths OF the chiliren OF her
age would mean death; nevertheless.
such was tho early training of the
Dedutiful dancing wonder "Cyrene
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-05

Jack McAuliffe. the pugillst. distIn-
lguished himself again last night by
getting drunk and attempting to as
lsault cabman In New York, but as the
Ieabman was pluoky. and hnd heavy
whip, the champion lightweight got
more than he bargained for.
Champion James j. Corbertt was
given big and rousing reception last
evening. ut the Opera House. In the
play AT the Bottom of the Sea-"
Saladin, 2.059l, the sensational pac-
ing stallion OF james b. Green. OF this
city, Is suffering with gravel in his
right fore foot. which will cause him
To retire from the track for the re.
mainder of the season.
Several well.known WllmlngtonIans
left this morning for New York to
witness tho yacht race OF the Yigilant
and Nalkyrle.
The preliminary set.tos at the Acad-
envy OF Music, Philadelphia, on Satur-
Idny night will he between Jimmy Fox
land Ed. Carr: "Chicn Lucas and jack
DAILY, of Wilmington; Tom Galfney
and Jimmy O'Donnell.
The billiard match between Ives and
hoberte was continued this afternoon
at New York. Roberts started the
game from the point where he had
left OFF last night aud carried OFF 26
points. lves followed. but failed to
score. Both players seemed Ia bad
form.
Ayers r. will try to beat the worlirs
troltiDg record (2.03i%) with running
mate st Belmont course to. day.
AD effort is being made to arrange a
2o-mile race between bicycle rider
and thoroughbred. tho race to take
place over one OF tho New York tracks.
Chris Won der Abe Is trying to ar.
range game between the Yale ami
in the West.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-05
FIFTH EDITION.



The tw crack sailing yachts, Vigil
liant flying the American yachting flag,
and the yacht Valkyfie, under English
colors, started tLis morning to sail
ever tho 30-mile course for the cham
pionsnlp and international yachting
cup OF the world.
Owing to the Valkyrle's small mea-
suroment she was given a start of |
minute aud As seconds over the Amer
lean yacht. The English boat started
exactly at 80 o'clock with Ill sails
spread and going brayely with tho
wind
The Nigllant followed later, the Val.
kgrie having covered about three-quar
tiers OF milo In her time.
Az 1870 O'Clock the American yacht
had oyertaken the English yacht and
at O'Clock the Nigilant was nearly
two miles on the lead.
AT lis telegram announced that
the race had been declared oil, hut for
what reason Is unknown.
At / 80 the despatch announced that
tho race was still In progress. and
much 10 tho regret of tho admirers of
the American yacht tho telegram an-
nounced that the Vigilant could not
properly take the wind.
This did not appear to affect the En-
glish yacht. as at Las she passed the
Nigilant. At o'clock sho was fully one
milo ahead of the American yacht.
From all possibilities England will
have the honor OF winning tie first
race of tho series
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-05

lnlted States Jury Commissioner
Willard Salisbury and !. Rodmont
smith this afternoon drew the pana
OF Jurors for tho October term OF th,
United States Circuit Court. which vii
begin In this city October nth. 5Ther,
will be no grand jury drawn at thi;
term. all the indictments being con
tlnued from the last term,
These are the Jurors.
Brandywine HundredZJnmes Green
Wilmington Hundred. Samuel ii
Bay hard. Thomas Miller Bernard Hes
son. David W. hughes, ChaInbers Il,
kemble. Alfred A, Ainscow, William
Bowle. ~ -
st. George Watkins
leonard l.,5, V. Aspril, Jr., Jonathan r..
Cats. 1'ii
Mill Creek-Roblnson Lyman, craw.
Worth. Ht'".'ou
Georgetown-Geo. W. Hatfield.
Mlliord-Isaae L Adkins, andrew j.
IMahonay, Aaron B. Woodruff, Frank
heedy, william q. Herring.
., LOWS anu Rshoboth-M Martin b.
Cedar greels-Georgo II. Hall, Sam
NJ. simpler, George L. Pierce.
lied iIon-Wiliiam IL. Price, Geo.
Reybold, Daniel b. Stewart.
East Doyer-Ghester G. Baum.
North Murderliili-Robert Frasher.
Daniel W. Ridgley. Caleb johnson,
Little feek-Wllllam Il. Richards.
Mlspiiiion-David Marine.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-05

The New Castle presbytery met at
Salisbury, Md. on Tuesday at $50
About % ministers and 30 elders were
In attendance
After short devotional services, led
by Rev. Mr.. Swlitz, the Presbytery
organized hy the election of the Rev.
j. ID. Blake, of lied Clay Creek Church,
us Moderator, aud Rev. Mr.. Vincent OF
Glasgow. Del, and Rev. Mr.. F1tz-
s!mons oil Zion, Nd, as temporary
( clerks.
! After the readln g OF the records of
| tho previous meeting. and the adop-
! tion Of the reports Of the committee
Of arrangements this pIesbytery ad.
\ joHned until evening.
! On reassembling the retiring Mod.
orator, Rev w. 7. SwulLz preached
the Presbyterial sermon 'on the Ap.
plication OF the Gospel to these
| limea,f which the Pr eshytery request.
ed that he should su bmil for publlca.
ton.
The report OF tho committees ap
pointed at the last meeting Of Presby-
terry. to prepare an answer to the ques-
ton of MIR. Fitzgerald, of Snow Hill.
asking whether no should immerse
couple OF persons who had applied to
hun Tor church membership, but In
sisted on that mode OF baptism. was
submitted, directing that the pastor
should be allowed to use his own
Judgment to thus baptizs.
| This report creating consi dernble
discussion was set as special order
OF business for Wednesday. when the
Presbytery refused to adopt the re.
communication of the com mittee, but
instead referred Mr. Fitzgerald to the
deliverance OF tie General Assembly
upon the subject.
Very interesting reports from the
standing committees were received
and discussed. The reports on Home
Missions showed tho best condition
and Interest in this work for many
years.
Foreign missions were considered
at public mass meeting on Wednes-
day evening.
Enthusiastic addresses wore made by
Revs. McElmoyle of Elliton, Hawk OF
Pocomoke City, and Moore OF Middle
town.
REV. T. Lee Jefferson, past or elect OF
Gilbert Church of this city. was re-
ceiyed as member OF this city by let
ter from the Pfesbytery OF Chester.
and Rev. X. A. Davidson pastor elect
of st. Georges Church from the Pres
bytery of Albany. N. y.
the Inano1dt a6i6at treasusssgs a FpfSessS.
terry to be excellent and the ASSESS.
ment for Presbyterial purposes for
the current year was reduced to ter
cents per member.
There are ~ churches and "a
ministers in the Presbytery with a
membership OF 6.7I2. SIx hundred
ana ten have been added to the mum.
Der of members the past year. The
money raised for benevolent purp oaes
the past year apart from church az
port. amounts to S23, 800. The PA
bytery adjourned at 10 o'clock aftsA
most interesting and delightful meA
Ing.
The spring meeting will be held oil
Creek Church, Pocomoke City.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-05

James Smith. james Lynch, Patrick
Lannon. j. II. w. Hanley, Patrick
Haughey, John Mclaughlin, Charles
Bowers, Thomas Golf and Thomas
Finn were fiued Tor drunkenness by
Municipal Court Judge ]. Frank Ball
this morning.
Harry and Arthur Peters were
charged with disorderIy conduct on
complaint Of Harry MaGkey. The case
grew out of jealousy. Macley having
associated himself with Harty's lady
friend at party on spruce street last
Monday night. When Mickey LETT the
house Peters assaulted him. Arthur
Peters was discharged, but Harry was
lined IS and costs.
Walter Blackburn was charged with
the larceny OF pair OF shoes Ills
case was continued until tomorrow
morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-05

Have you been to the
New York Clothing House j!
Have you heard of our
Boys Clothing.
We're not only keeping
prices down to the lowest
notch, but giving you the
best Clothing ever sold ii
" ilmington.
Well take any good Judge
of Boys Clothing by storm
with orr Boys Suits. Bows
trade is a hobby with us.
Delaware Boys are the most
particular in the world. They
want more style. They
knock clothes about more.
The best isn't any better
than they want, We clothe
them. We know we can
please your Boy. A good
sturdy Wooden Reeter STYLE
Suit for s.. 80. Good Suits
for S., So, So. so, 81, $3.50.
IS, SIS, Sc. so and 81.
Fridays are special Chill.
dren's Clothing Days. Come |
any day you like, but come
tomorrow if you can.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-05
IA GREAT.
0vERCOAT Time

We mean q great Overcoat
Sale. Medium weights. Just
the kind wanted to-day.
Read what we have to say,
and decide if this is the
place to make your purchase.
During July and August
we had our best tailors, in
their slack time, make for us
several thousand Overcoats.
Previously we took advantage
OF the market-buying the
entire stock of several i'm
porters-all their finest Mel.
tons, Kerseys, Venetians,
Cheviots and Whipcord
Overcoatings-tlle very best
goods imported to this coun.
try.
just the kinds, after turn.
ing into
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-05
RIVER FRONT WHARF,.
Gordon Heights Now on the Move.

That Gordon Heights wi soon be 4
valuable adjunct to our city goes
without saying. The object OF tho
gentlemen who own this lnrgs und
beautiful tract of land Ia to open III
&rnftic between this city and penGs
szfove, N. j., by way OF the large
Eharf that is now nearly completed on
ME Delaware few yards above Cor,
Ion Heights Inn. This wharf pro
1erty Is owned by the Wilmington and
Delaware Wharf Company, and re.
ieived u charter 1T the last session OF
ne Delaware Legislature
This wharf property is one OF the
#1ost substantial built ones on the
delaware. 1t has u twenty-foot drive
Nvay, wit fifty foot crib front. allow
Nig any craft to land, having thirteen
sct OF water at low tide. The work
IA done by HenhoIler Il Waugh,
Mye builders Of our city. This bids
! to be- one OF the important i'm,
emeuts to The CITY OF Wilmington,
already a good carriage drive way
&om The city to the river is open Ion
nyel,
eIgutric raItway being built By the
iqale oil -pext May, which will make
- SislisshtR,ss ssssor
20 the river, ami thereby enable
merous persons residing In our city
purchase lots aud bald, residing
re the year around. Mr. Harry
f1lnons has very handsome aud
hmm odious residence here, and says
tiikeB living here To perfection A
III Ipd view OF tho Delaware Is bad and
III ground lies high and dry.
#Alessrs. 1ownsends harc-.a+roruon
Nry. MUS 's:E-,@ssvnfnp the river, that
= ASsSfefy convenience OF house To-
% IN The city. When all Inc i'm.
yements which arc underway nnl
ip'eted ut Gordon Heights, II goo
at the river front Will be an NIB
&c necessity. This wharf on The
aware will be the beginning OF
Fr enterprises on the Delaware
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-05

Hon. James Black Groome, ex.Goy.
ernor of Maryland, died on Wednes,
nay at his home, 2 East Preston stree
baltimore. Mr.. Groome was taken
sick with bowel trouble on Sunday
while visiting his mother, Mrs. John
Z. Groome, Elkton, Cecil county and
was brought to Baltimore on Monday.
Or. Isaac Il. Atkinson was called in To
attend him, and telegraphed for DR..
Ghas. Ellis, of Elkton, who was Mr..
Groome's regular physician. Mr.,
Groome became gradually wenker AT.
ter his removal TO Baltimore, and his
System seemed to have complsteIy
collapsed. ,,s's's
MIR. GroOme was the son of Col.
John Charles Groome. nnd was born.
In Elkton. Cecil county. April 18th,
1883.
MrGroome's wife and one daughter
Miss Marian Edmonlsen Groome.
aged 10 years, survive him, Mira.
Groome was Miss EIrnondson, OF Tai.
bot county, and utterly OF baltimore.
She had three sisters, who are now
Mrs. Albert Constable and Mrs. WIN.
VI. Knight. of Gotil county, aud Mrs.
DIR. j. j, Black, OF New ttstls. Dol.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-05
Zephyr and Germantown Wool.
Gloves

Al our 75c silk Gloves, $50.
Az our soc silk Gloves. s71So.
Al our 4ec SILK Cloves $50.
fine lisle Thread Gloves, 20 to zoe,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-05

Tho revival meetings waica began
last Sunday evratn!5, mt tbs First Nj p.
Church, Seventh street below Walnut.
ana e5Aductei by tho keg, Albert A.
Hichell, tho evangelist from Baltimore.
Is growing iii intetrat. There was a
powerful IReetiaE, last evening fhere
were three persons who came to The
altar. and Wee afterwards converted,
Inc revival mantlag which las been
Epi4'! OH at ttto aeGotHi NJ. /. llHeh,
Firth avenue Ahi BrIwn siiabt. for
nearly live weeks Is stiil continued
with much interest. There weI5 three
conversions last night Hhi among
them Il INK OF more tina sixty yenrs.
There have been over ~ CONVERSIONS
up to cato.
I'av laciHliah Walter. of New
Gnstll. viii preach for tie pastor, KEY.
Il. L, JestCr,te Rigtft.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-05

On Tuesday night a SGT OF young
hoodlums tore down tho stand that
Or. Jestcr had erected on French
street. below Third. for the purpose
OF giving musical entertainments, and
thus the public will he deprived Of the
amusement that had been promised
BY him. He says the young girls be-
liared as badly as the boys, and their
N others might avoid much trouble II
they were to restrain their privileges
to certain extent. 1t is too bad that a
splTt oil vandalism. should prevail and
of property be tolerated
The police should be ON the lookout
hnu arrest such de speradoes
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-05

number OF weeks of lndeei
what attraction 1t woult
Us benefit. the Delaware
ssn's Association has finally
upon .1'hs Fire patroI3as
strongest us we'll as the mos
fe. and 1t will be presented
,ple's Theatre, Oct 18th and
ng the tournament.
ND PATROL a five.act melo
Inca w. Harklne, Jr. author
blight Alarm, which was
Short time ago. In 1.-The
are produced a fire patrol
horses and what Ia said to
MT representation of the In.
gold stamp mill In Dead.
the ore crushers In full
Nv The play has met with con.
uncass In Ne2 York City,
las Produced for three weeks
"a season.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-05
MITCHELL,
~ uSDERTAkER,
lul' MARKET ST., formerly of tie King St.
Residence ll0i Mad son Street,
s Telephone connections.
PEGls1ER's ORDER.
Ib REGISTER s OFFICE.
NEW itASasf=Hrb net

pom the application of Anna II, iiiiTorf
hn4 Safah Z. " right. Administrative,
y vary ulton, litte of ChI stiaua INN.
NJ :, ~ Shii county, deceased, ii Is or
Tered and directed by tho RcniStpf tl,at
the ADMINISTRATIVE 4 foresaitl ,rivn !, q,
lice OF granting OF Letters OF StltntnIs.
liittlcn upon the estate ri the deceased
WITH the date OF granting thereof. Nv
ststtFtittf advertisements 10 lie Dotsr4i
Hithlii lortY days from Tie Gate IL lI,,ji
kelltfs IN SLY OF tine most public ,,lorrs
q the county oiNew Castle. rettiiiTi3ts,
~! persons Lavin;, demands anlliilat tlis
tbihte to present tito same al, ubile Nv
w ACt ot Assembly in such case inals
my my PfoN laen; and fl4O c1tise the sumo
70 p,i inserted within tie same period
phlct published M Wilmington. D.ts
shd TO lie continued therein three woejrs'
G. o. d. o' -" oeAa
Given under the hant, and seal
S. $. OF aiiiee OF the Register n fore
- said, aJ Wflmfnrf0n IN Nv
Castle County, aforesaid, tho day anl
yPil1boNe Hritteu. ~
4. y LINES GooGH. Register.
NoIiNts-~NptieP Is hereby given that
: ettefs Of Administration were IN due
loflh 9i Jaw granted unto tile unaclaI.sii.
20. on tile It'll day OF October \. ID. is93
hha that all persons having claims
lgaiilst tho Estate OF tile decensea must
present the snme, duly att sted. ia ihe
r1th aHalEist att lNcs ON or before tlc
iih liny al t'ttBhef. lSN7, or nbite the Act
u assembly u such cage made ana pro.
rlded. anna +. tifFt ruin nv
SARAH Z. WRIGHT,
Address -Reckford. del. me- - Nt Is
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-05

Lucinda, the wife OF James i. Wells
died ut her residence In Harrisburg,
Pa, on Wednesday afternoon. from a
stroke OF paralysis. She was n sister
OF a. ID. Nandeyer of our city, and was
about 81 years OF age. She leaves a
husband and five sons, all grown Her
funeral will take place on Saturday af-
tori DON.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-05

All the lodges OF the A. O. U. w. In
Delaware will celebrate tho twenty.
fifth anniversary of the Orders exis-
tenee i'll tho Auditorium on Friday
evening. the 27th inst. TIE Rev. j. G..
1ite, Supreme Trustee from Nebraska,
Will make the address of tine evening.
big time Is expected and the nom
bars OF tho order will turn out in
force, to celebrate the event.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-05

- Blind Tom, No. =, and tie original
tennessee Jubilee Singers wlil give a
concert In l5ethel A. ii. L, G1ufcIt'
Walnut street above Sixth, this a hurs.
daY) evening. Adults. % cents; emil.
dfen 10. Proeaeds for the missionary
GAUGE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-05

stocks, grain ana provisions bought OF
SOLO Ter cnsh or on margin of | per cent.
or more. Commission. X to buy and 4, TO
sell. Deposits received, lntet est allowed.
correspondence Invited
Private wires to New York and Chicago.
Daiiy market circular mailed ON appli-
cation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-05

The services at Kingswood last even
Ing were conducted ny Exhorter Clay
ton, VINO Is one OF tho most earnest
workers In the church, There wers
live conversions. beside a number of
penitonts. Rev. James L. Graham. OF
Huntsville, Md, will preach this uvea.
ing at 1,i5 O'Clock. All are invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-05

The Wilmington Temperance Union
H ilaYe er$aged George w balm. oi
ktsehtaeky, to deliver an address on
Sunday. October 20. Tins and nlare
to be announced later. Mr.. Balm ~
known rs the silver tongued oratur Of
Kentucky, and TO hsar him Is a treat
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-05

MI. Philemma Chandler left tbj,
morning Tor Chicago to do tho fair.
Mrs. 9, G. Hause, OF this city. il
visiting her cousin, at No. 1874 Walnut
street, Chester. :.
:, revival services are In progress Mt
Harrison Street Church with encour.
aging outlook.
Mrs. j. n. Ice, OF Wyoming Confer.
encs, will speak in Epworth Nj, n
Church onisht ~
MIR. James Bradford has removed
from French street to his new house M
sixth ana Broome streets
MIR. Frank Vernon and wife left tina
morning to spend the day at West
drore, Pa, visiting relatives.
:, Mra. huntz and daughter and Mira
hartman, OF Reading, Pa. paid Mrs,
efiillth visit this morning
Miss Mary Price and Miss Elm
FRANCIS arc spending one month tak-
ing III ehleago and the Worlds Fair.
Miss Matte Heal and Miss Abbv
olargarts will give birthday party
at No. 4oS French street this evening.
mre; HitchinEs and daughter Stella.
OF delmar. Dol, visited Harry Conley
day. S'.sssst' ot : ''oe.
Inc Rey. Vim. p. Swartz returned
inns morning from the session of ihe
bury, Md. e'ss''e-
Miss Ella Worrilow has returned
from The Worlds Fair, where she mas
spent Two months In seeing the fair
and also Niagara. Wv ''..t
Miss Mac Il. Lane, of 1885 Linen In
street, this city. loft today for n few
DAYS stay with Mrs. Joseph Sharpe.
OF Christiana village. ise'
DIT, j. X. Brown gave a pleasant
'achting party to a mum Der of frierda
Yesterday to Salem. N. j. The trim
was made on the yacht Aurella.
James and Eddie McAllister. of State
1 noau station, left this morning for |
ahlGago and will pass ten days or two
weeks IN looking at the big fair.
Mr., Mark III. Cleavor and j. b. Wins.
s so". VINO nave been doing the Worlds
idlr, returned home on Tuesday even
the white city.
Mrs. Merit Hubbard, of Phlladel-
phia, WIG or the pastor-elect of Grace
NJ. E. Church, attended the Woinan,s
Missionary Society meeting In this
oity yesterday.
Miss Maggie McDopouch. of 11as
West Second street, aud her sisrnr
Mrs. NJ }. Mccormick, of 2l3 Howell
street, Chester, spent two weeks on a
vlslt 10 friends in our city.
Miss Ellie Mcauxh, the only dausl.
Ter OF Peter anu Mary McHuph of
Christiana Hundred, left here yester.
day, W ednasday,) for the Convent of
our Lady OF Angles. at Glen Riddle.
Pa. "ie'
William Mote. who has been en-.
ployed on the New York World for the
past seven years. visited our city on
Wednesday. During his vacation ha
Visited the Worlds fair. Niagara falls
aud other points of interest. He ia
looking well, aid doing well, and has
no regrets that he learned the lessons
d how to make himself useful in the
REPUBLICAN otlies, He is earning big
wages in the World office, and il he is t
wise he will lay up something for a
,alny day. which Too many young
men over look.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-05
srd Times Economy.

women In Wilmington arc
z on their clothing this
cir gowns, jackets, and
new and are OF fashionable
ew packages of Diamond
make their faded, dingy,
ifnents US good as now
o expense or work. For
use only Diamond Dyes
plmpie, strong, and per.