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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-25

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-25
..EYFNrNe DRESS. y

The piece is a society satire. All Of the
parts were capitally characterized. draw
ing its excellence both from the art Of the
actor and actress, and the fitness Of the
part to their personality. The audience
expressions of universal praise OF the e1-
cellent rendition.
There was good attendance, though
the recognition was not SO emphasized as
its uncommon merit deserved.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-05
|rIrTIl rniT.,.ns,ssa
iii III tUIllUN.
Thls NIornIna,s Coutf.

As was to be expected the dock nj
Municipal Court was well filled this
morning, In fact 1t always Ia after q
holiday. Judge Ball wae present and
dispensed even.handed justice In tho
following cases:
James d. Mccoy, Michael Haley and
Joseph Welsh each took so much OF
the ardent yesterday that they were
unable TO take care of them selves and
were looked after by the officers.
Judge Bali thought this worth 81 and
costs apiece. which they were ordered
to pay.
Albert Mason James Meyers. color
ed. James Stafford, Thomas Ford and
August Bacon were not only drunk
but also very disorderly. The Judge
imposed a fine Of % aud costa in each
case.
Eben Patton and Samuel ]. Saunders,
both eolored, wero charged with fight
ling last evening at Fourth and Mar
lket streets. The testimony showed
that tho men were only defending
themselves from others, and they
were discharged. The case OF John
Byard, colored, charged with commit
ting an assault and battery, was con-
Itinued.
The following cases were also con-
tinued; William Valentine, charged
with committing an assault and bat
tery on William Harding. and John
Jones, charged with committing an
assault and battery. When Jones'
name was called he did not answer,
and II was afterwards learned that he
had made his escape, aud is not likely
Ito appear.
Samuel Brown, colored. was nd
Judged guilty OF being drunk and
dieorderly and using threatning
Language to Officer Feaster. On ac.
count Of previous good character he
esoaped with nominal line of 81 and
icOAts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-05

The third anniversary of Prince Ed.
ward Lodge No. II. OF New Castle.
WAS celebrated yesterdaysin high order
a. Red Mems HILL The hall was rich
ly decorated with flags and bunting.
Great crowds of visitors cnine early in
tho morning To SEQ the parade. The
II III n. IN train brought many from
Wilmington. The Grand Lodge and
her suboriiinates, Grand Gommandery
and her suburdinates and Prince Ed
ward Lodge of +. and 4. A. f., Masons
deserve great credit for their march.
Ing and appearance. Also general
praise is given the general manage.
ment for the good order maintained
during the day.
Rev. J. Ii. Blake. a young man who
was born In Wilmington, Del, and
WIS trained in her public scho OILS. also
attended Morgan College at Balti.
more, and is NOW member of the
Delaware Conference serving sue.
cessfu pastorate at New Castle. was
chosen to deliver the Grafton. We hail
with delight the rapid success he is
making in church aud state. Oh, that
we bad more young men like him
Mr.. j. II, Blake made an address on
The coloied man In America and his
relation to Free Masonry"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-05

Rev. ], II. B. Hubbard called at this
offioe this morning and wished the ac-
tl6n OF parties at Shellpot Park be re.
scented, he considering their conduct to
be an unjust discrimination. Yester-
day aftern Don he took his family to
tho park, and after str0iling around
appi cached an Ice cream stand and or
dered cream for them.
The order was refused while that Of
another colored man and his wife was
filled.
Mr. Hubbard is q well.known man
In this city, being pastor OF Ezion NJ.
+. Church. 1t is not necessary to say
anything about his character. as he is
known as an upright citizen, and
when such citizens rs he are refused
refreshments at any public place 1t is
truly ali unjust discrimination.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-05

That women can accomplish most
anything that is done by the men is
again demonstrated IN lie strong
game of base hall .pnt up by the Gin.
cInnati lteds, lie famous TENN oil
young lady haII players, WHO arc now
making tour oil the world They
have appeared In nearly all tho large
cities OF America and Europe and have
teen greeted by immense crowds
everywhere.
There have been two teams of young
indy players here hefore but their
playing has not been sGeh rs TO war.
rant patronage outside oil the novelty
of the thing.
Manager Bruelner has decided IL
give one game here and II Will takt
place on Saturday next, the oppos inu
club being the strong Deiaice team
u he game takes place at the Front and
Union street ball parli,and the railway
company has provided every facility
foI the accommodation of the large
crowd which will attend. The game
Will be called al four O'CLOCK.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-05

The Eagles picnic and public install
ilation was great success yesterday.
Addresses by Rev. w. j.. Avery and p.
q, Chief Rev. Isaac Jewell in the af.
ternoon were listened to by u large
audience OF ardent admirers.
The spof is were very amusing, but
we failed to learn the names OF the
winners. except that John S. Benson
won tho rooster" notwithstanding
the objection and threat made by an
odd freak OF nature In the shape OF O
woman, who should be placed on par
with Governor Altgeld In his Ideas OF
Anarchy.
In the evening the officers OF Cruz
Isaders' Castle No. s, X. G.. f., were
publicly Installed by ID. y. Grand
Chief Grantham and his staff In an adj
mirable manner. Then followed an
address by Grand Sir Herald White
man amid much enthusiasm among q
large crowd of Eagles, their wives,
and sweethearts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-05
Proximity EnfnIIY NYaunded.

State Detective Bernard J. Neyey
yesterday was murderously assaulted
while attempting to quell a disturb.
hnce at Kirkwood. He is now lying
In critical condition at his home
from severe cash on the head and
other wounds which will cause his
death IL erysipelas sets in. William
Benson is also lying at the Delaware
Hospital with n crushed skull, as q re-
suit Of the fight which took place
about 6 o'clock.
The negroes had. been drinking and
were fighting when McVey tried to
quell tho disturbance. Rebecca Segars,
Curtis Buck. George Anderson and
Louis Hinson assaulted him. Rebecca
struck him over the head with n club
while Anderson hurled stone which
knock the detective down Detective
Witsil and Sergents Bailey and
Shields went to McNey's assistance
and arrested the parties.
AS they entered the crowd Anderson
drew a revolver, sending four shots in.
to the crowd but none doing any
damage. One of the rocks hurled at
McNey struck Benson who was sit.
ting in his carriage near by. His in.
iuries are not go serious as those OF
McNey's, although death may result.
The prisoners are all held without
bail to await the result of the mems
injuries. McVey was unconscious
last night, but Is somewhat improved
to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-05
FOURTH edition
BASE hALL.
The Bi oYnson Win Three Straisl
Games-The Warren Loso to q
YnI g. A.

The Biownson Win Three Straight
Games-The Warren Lose to the
YIN. G. A.
The Cresson A. A. came to Whining
ton on Monday with the strongest
team that has been here this season.
and was defeated by the Brownson by
score OF to |, the game being called
at the eighth inning on account of
rain. Foster pitched mastery game
and was given good support. The
visitors brought with them the strong.
est players to be had. having Finke, OF
Riverton. Flannery, pitcher, ORourke,
centre field, and others.
Yesterday the home team took two
games from the Kensington. The
morning game was devoid of interest,
the home team winning hands down.
McGonigle pitched good game and
retired at the end OF the sixth inning.
The new pitcher of the Brownsou was
then put In and proved equally as ef-
fectlve. The score:
ttrownson. ....., i 4 o / 8 0 0 0 % II B
kens'ngton..... o . o 002 90 o. 8 Z
In the afternoon tho visitors put
Murphy IN the box and he proved o
puzzle to the homo team. Things
looked blue for the Brownson, and
many thought 1t would be shut out,
In the eight inning they scored two
rune, and two more In half OF the
ninth. With two men out and three
on the bases. the visitors went to
pieces, and the home team piled up
four runs. The scorer
nrownson. o 1000 6-S 3 8
kensington........0 0 6 0 3202 o. 3
The team of Warren Athletic Club
were defeated by the Y. NJ. O. A team
on the Riverview grounds yesterday
afternoon by the score OF II to IL.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-05
CHARGES NOT PROVEN.

Building Loan and Investment
Company Declared In Coed Financial
Condition Suit for a Receiver Dis
n,issed--Judse Hasner says There has
been no NIisnana cement and the Com
pany L. Solvent.
The Fidelity Building Loan and In.
vestment Company Is In good financial
such were the concluding
remarks of Justice HaEner in deliver
ing his opinion yesterday afternoon In
tho suit brought by thirteen stock
holders against the company. charg
ing fraud. mismanagementan and asking
the appointment for receiver. Mr.. j.
j. Darlington, for the company, Offer
ed to submit the case without argu
mont. The safety Of the company, he
said, was assured by interposing the
American Security and Trust Compan,
for the protection OF the stockholders
which did not look like the practice o.
dishonest men. AS for tho complain
ants of the suit nine OF them could NO
write and five were barely able to dc
SO. Some OF item have. sincs the,
signed the bill, announced that thel
did SO under misrepresentation. TIL,
suit was brought In an unprofessiona
manner and without any foundation
Taken from Washington Post.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-05
Personal,

Harry Carl OF this city is visiting
friends In West Chester, Pa.
William II. Lungren, Jr.. will leave
In a fsw days for Coney Island.
Edward Ryder left Inst evening for
visit to his parents in Philadelphia.
Miss Edith Pritchett and Miss Nellie
Gouert Will leave in few days fol
Chicago
Mr. and Mrs. Grler of Philadelphia,
formerly Of this city, are spending the
Fourth OF July here.
Mrs. Annie e. Dolbow and Miss
Annie Dolbow. of baltimore, are visit,
ing friends In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Chase and
daughter Myrtle. of Baltimore, arc
visiting friends In this city.
Mr. @. II. McLane. OF No. s West
Fourth street. Is spending weeks
vacation with Ills parents at Cherry
Hill, Md.
Mrs. Slocum who has been passing
q couple OF weeks Mt Atlantic City. N.
j.. Is now arranging for similar visit
to Cape May.
The Misses Kate and Maggie Clark,
and the Misses Viola and Eether Hall
OF Oxford, Ia, ARE visiting Mrs. ROBIN.
son, OF 900 Orange street.
Miss Agnes Picking of York, Pa, Is
housed with friends In this city for
the present hut later in the summer
will take an extended trip before re.
turning home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-05

Nine Vincent, a prolific writer on his,
t0rical themes, has recently completed n
sketch OF Napoleon BonapartG's match
making prociivities According to her re
searches, it would seem that the general
WAS the greatest matchmaker that eyer
lived. After repeated refusals the doughty
little soldier himself finally won the hand
of Josephine and devoted his matrimonial
instincts 10 the Alters of others No ex-
cuse was admitted from u bachelor. To of
fieers who pleaded TINT they might be
killed in battle he answered, The more
reason for haste. To those who urged
that they could not find Il wife, BE that
my care he said, and the same evening the
affair would be arranged. The poor re
ceiNed deEGies and trousseaux
One day by decree the emperor married
of GOO soldiers at once. Another day his
great court dignitaries We're Obliged en-
masse to marry While the general was
still in his apprenticeship, one might have
IA day in which to fall in love and court his
bride of Napoleon's selection, but later
there was no question of II night for retiec-
ton or an hour for wooing. No sooner
thought than said; no sooner .aitl than done
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-05
Dots.


The Etna Social Club gave on out.
log party IN shellpot woods yester.
dav.
Hugh j., infant son OF Bernard and
margaret Carr. corner OF Water and
King streets. died on Monday.
The Baptist Sunday school OF Dover
will give an excursion to Woodland
Beach on Tuesday, July 18th.
Governor Reynolds has appointed
John W. Naudaln Justice of the peace
and notary public at Townsend.
Ono OF the best upholsterers who
can be relied on to do his work upon
honor is VIM. 8. Cloud. No. $50 Market
street.
Patrolman Payne thla morning shot
horse which was suffering from lock.
jaw The animal was owned by Long
and Brothers.
Mrs. A. Il. Shepperd has sold to W.
z; Biggs two acres OF ground, In Mid.
dletown. on Lake street, opposite Casa
for $500 cash.
A crowd of drunken negroes engaged
In fiRhtat Pennsgrove yesterd ~, aud
were driven aboard the Uirioa by a
crowd OF excursionists.
The Delaware Field Club scored m.
other victory yesterday by defeating
the Melrose Club OF Philadelphia at
Elsmere by score OF So to b0.I
The clergy OF the Wilmington and
Baltimore Diocese will go Into retreat
at St Marys Seminary, Baltim ore.
August 81, Bishop Curtis OF this city
will conduct the retreat.
Early yesterday morning Patrolman
Edwards shot horse belonging to a
man named Dougherty at Lowering
! avenue and Lincoln street. The ami.
NAL was suffering with lockjaw.
Joseph Brown. the drauuhtsman at
the mills OF Joseph Bancroft and Sons
wac the designer of the dress and
decorations OF the scholars OF the
Sunday school OF Riddles chapel. and
their line appearance was generally
commented on.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-05
THE lirH DAY or JULY. 1924
Atao'clork n. m.


The following described real estate. VIZ:
All that certain lot vi lnnd. with two-
STORY brick dwelling thereon erected sit.
.natcd la the city Of Wilmington. New
Castle county. State oil Delaware, bound
led aud described rs fellows 10 wit: BE.
ginning AT the ,outtiwest orncr OF Pine
land Twelfth streets; thence westerly 10y
the tnlltherls de Of Twelfth 5 rert four
teen tcet TO Iii centre OF Tho phrty wall
between this and the adjoining dwelling
ON The west; thence sontherly through
centre OF sntd wal parallel TO Pine street
stSts-elg!a feet To the neHthetly -ile of a
4tour-ieet Wide Hlley leading into PiiEe
street themes castefiy pral o. To Twelfth
street by suid side OF said alley fourteen
Ifret to the westerly side Of Pine sire Il
aioIcEaid; and tn nEe thereby npftherly
slNty,cight leet 10 the ace of beginning,
lie tile contents thereof what they may.
/ With the free use and privilege Of said
ALLEY Iii common oreYer.
/ Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF George W. iiigRH and lllen
4 riggs his wife ana l. ~, nnd TO be sold
by PEIItEE GOULD, Shariif.
sherlils Once Wilmington, DEL June
I2s. lsl3. jas
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-05

Yesterday afternoon. Greta. the 4.
year old daughter of Harry A. Miller.
was burned In a terrible manner at her
homo, No. 1909 West Seventh street.
while playing with some fire crackers.
1T is not positively known how the &C.
cident occurred, but II Is known that
the unfortunate child was playing
In the yard with some other children.
Their stock of crackers becoming ex.
Ihausted, Greta went iii the House for
Ia fresh supply, and willie tho children
were lighting them. her dress caught
fire in some manner, and In an instant
she was enYeloped in flames. The
children screamed. but iofore the fire
could lie eStlnsulshel tho greater part
ot her body WIS furry roasted. DR.. j.
Paul Lukens was summoned, and did
al! In his power to ease her snferlDgs.
bt' no fears that size has inhaled the
Il IN and II such is tho case her In.
lI.a5 will prove fatal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-05

While 1t Is conceded by every person
THAT the Sunday school Of Riddles
Chapel made the most attractive ap-
Ipearance in tho parade on Monday, 10
is generally admitted that the Sunday
school Of West Presbyterian Church
deserved the banner for numbers, as
there were $50 in line, and Supern.
Itendent Baird and Parson Keigwln,
are equally pleased by the turnout, as
they desire that their Sunday school
shall be entitled to carry the banner
lon all future occasions OF the kind.
The members of Union III. Il, church
however. will work TO rival them. as
they had 500 In line, and under Paetor
Hubbard, Will give them good tussle
for first position, 1t may be that old
Asbury Will brush up and In the future
will make each Of the above schools
hustle II they wish TO retain their
Ilaurels.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-05

The Etna Social Club gave on out
.ng party In the woods above She'll
pot on Edge Moor road yesterday.
Among those present were: Misses
Graham, Rose Shobel. Mollie
Mcguire. Lizzie and Katie Mcguire,
Amelia Sell. Jennie Wright, Grace
Kelley, Rose Kelley, Mabel Button,
Annie Thomas, Ida Zeher, Emma Yet
ter, Lilly Grub. Vim. Wagner, Jacob
Kleitz, Geo. Kleitz, John Shunder. Al
bert Kelley. Harry Underwood, John
John Springer, Harry Gross
man and Henry Hey.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-05

Tho large barn on the farm of Jack
son Cloud, situated near the Snuff mills
In Christiana hundred, WIG struck by
lightning on Monday evening, and
was consumed With its contents. Mr.
{. had Just finished hauling in his hay
and the entire crop, including load
left oil the wagon, Was converted into
ashes. 4 lie progress Of tie ilames wai
so rapid MS To preclude tie saving OF
single article. Fortunately tile when
remained in the field, nha thus eselpet
destruction. 1t Is said TINT he has
small insurance, but we could no
lnnrn the name OF the company. lie
was formerly IN tho Min Creek Mutual
but withdrew some time ago aud Jos
Chambers informs us that he Is not il
the Chester County Mutual, OF which
Company he is the agent
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-05
The Markets.

The King street market was duh
this morning. There were not many
people attending aud therefore q
of country produce. What
there was brought fair price, as can
be seen;
Butter so cents per mound; eggs, 20
cents dozen; pens. 25 cents half
peck; string beams. 20 and % cents q
hair peck; radishes. cents n bunch;
baets, q cents bunch cabbago,5 cents
"A head; salad, 3 cents head; onions,
cent bunch; potatoes 20 cents half
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-05
on FRIDAY,
THE l4TH DAY OF JULY. 1921,
s.. :, 1.t..l....lI

Tie following described real estate. viz.
MI that GertaiH lot, piece or parcel of
lnnd, with the three. story brick house
thereon ercrte :. situate ia the city OF VIII
mhgion, New Castle romniS. State of
delaware bounded and described as fol-
lows 70 Wit: Hcglhning at the westerly
side UI Monroe street at the d stu zee OF
clEtlt eeu lot from tho northerlr side of
seventh street IN the middle Of the brick
DIVISION wall Lctwefn this and the adioins
ms h9use Oh south of Elizabeth BnsHu;
jhenee westerly parallel toSeNenth street
and through the IHidlIc OF two ana two
t%Hli hs 1 eei wide alley and dividing this
from adjoining land oil John tiilnriith,
eiGhty-fiYa iert Ia the aforesaid side of
Monroe street and thence thereby south
eriy seventeen feet nine iu1tits TO tic
place of beginning. lie the contents here.
OF what they may, with the privilege of
The n-e OF said alley In common forever
and through the middle OF said will
etghtY-tlSe feet taa stake; thence north
erS parallel 20 Monroe street sc G nfern
feet nine Inches TO another stake; thrncn
castcrly parallel to seventh street and
passing through.
seized and taken in execution az the
property oil Charles ". Kennedy and
Sarah \. Kennedy, his wife and it's. and
TO be sold by PElW + GOULD. Sheriff.
+ sheritf's pthce. Wilmington. bel. June
rs 1898, Us
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-05

Thomas l.. Morrison of Avondale.
Pa, and James Leach OF Mt Cuba, M ct
in cur Office. On comparing notes IL
was found that they were both Il
years OF age. Mr.. Morrison was born
in Delaware County, Pa, but passed
several years IN our city, and on ao'
quiring fortune sold out and engaR.
ed In farming. He Ia now renting his
farm TO tenant, and Is living at his
ease. Mr.. Leach was born in England
but Came to this country when young
ngii ulturN. He also has a tenant on
his farm. They are both quito active
md look as though they might con.
tinIe SO for ten years 10 come.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-05
The Narroweat Railruad.

Thenarrowest narrow gauge now in opera
ton is !o-nch road in North Carolina
This little pocket edition road runs be
tween Hot Springs, on The Tennessee Dor
der, to Laurel river, distance of but n
miles II is not AS yet provided with pas-
sengcl engines and coaches, but il is we'll
fitted for the purpose for which it was built
that Of being an outlet for the timber of
that tegion,-St. Louis Republic
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-05
JAS. BRADFORD co.
6-8-IO East Third St. co. co.

NEW oAsTLE COUNTY, DEF ,s,l
Upon the application of William Con
ing, Alinlais. rator cum testamente
nunexo of Hannah BANKS. late OF
Brandywlnc Hundred. In said county,
deceased. 1t IS ordered and directed
by the Register that tho Administrator
aforesaid give netlce of granting
OF Letters of Administration npon
the estate of the deceased. with the date
OF granting thereof, by causing advertise.
ments to DO posted within forty days from
tho date of such letters in six OF The most
public places of The county OF New Castle,
agiinst the estate 10 present the same. or
abide by an act OF Assembly In such case
mnde and provided !; aud also cause the
came to be inserted within the same per-
iod In tho DAILY REPUBJICAN, Il hews-
paper published In Wilmington. Del, and
10 be continued therein three weeks. 10. o.
d.
i~) Given under the hand and seal
J.. 5. Of Office of the Register aforesaid
49, at Wilmington. in New Castle
onnty aforesaid. the day and year above
" Nss ]. WILKINS CoocH. Register.
NOTICE-Sotiee q hereby given hat let,
tiers OF Administration were in due form
granted untothe undersigned, on the 29d
day of jane. A. u. 1899 and that al
persons having claims against the es'
late OF the deceased must present the
same. duly attesteh TO said Administrator
abide the Act OF Assembly In such case
- WILLIAM COMING.
Administt ator c. t. n.
II. e. Fraim, Attorney -at-LaN.
Address. Wilmington. Del. 1875
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-05
4 Brutal Coward.

At half-past five O'Clock yesterday
a couple of VOL dressed
young men, one ileshy and large. the
Iother why aud small. rushed bare.
headed out OF tho Bayard building on
East Ninth street near Market.
The little follow had b.ood on his
face and struck the big boy in the
.iugnlar vein. causing the blood to In.
stanily rush to his brain and paralyze
his nervous system. whereupon he
fell upon his faee on tho pavement.
The brutal assullant thereupon gave
Ills PROSTATE and senselees antagonist
n terrible kick In the side of his head.
Persons who know Tho names Of the
lighters will please report them at
this Office.