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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-23

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IMuNDEN-on October 20, 1s9s Andrew
Munden. ST., In his seth year.
Relatives and friends of the family also
the members of the General George II.
Thompson Command. No. /. u. :. Regu-
lar Army and Navy Veterans are invited
to attend the funeral from his late rest
dence, No. l2ig Wilson street. on Monday
afternoon at O'Clock. interment At
Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery.
CAM BELL-on October 20. 1893 Mary j.,
WI cow OF the late Lieut.. VIM. j. Camp.
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend tho fu-
neral. on Tuesday afternoon al 2 O'Clock.
FROM her late residence 2l4 North Frank
lin street. lnterment at Greenhill Gene
terry. Philadelphia.
washington papers please copy.
lSAVtLLE-On October 30, 1893, Thomas
w. Savlle, aged Is years.
Relatives friends and members of Will
mington Lodge. a. o. U. W., are invited
TO attend funeral services at his late resi-
dence. No. lli0 West sixth street on
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. Inter-
mint ut Rivorv iew Cemetery.
lNUBEk-ln Washington. u. C.. on Sum
day. October 2! Radcliffe Finn. son of
/ Jacob l.. and Mollie W. Muller. aged l
= year
BnOBSDN-Tn Philadelphia. on October
q. 1898 VIM. Brobson. formerly Of this
4 city.
\ Relatives and friends arc invited to at
Itend funeral services at tho Old Swedes'
Church. Wilmington. bel. OH arrival OF
tue train leaving Broad street at Ills
Tuesday morning.
.lCRABli-ln this city. on the aist inst.
Il Clara A. Crtbb. IN her 32ud year.
4 relatives and friends are respectfully
Invited 10 attend her funeral, from her
ln'e residence. 40. FOG King street, on
w cdneadsy afternoon Mt o'clock. Inter
ment at st. james Church. stanton.
WII.SON-ln this city. on OctoDer zoo,
1893 Robert. son of David aud Lizzie
=. WI son. aged weeks.
Relatives aud friends are invited to at.
tend the funeral from the residence OF
his parents. No. $50 Lowering avenue, oil
!, Iuesduy Dctober -, 1872 at 9 O'Clock. lu
! terment ut kiverylew Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-23
Director oIlchrI-t'. Now In.,rnqtroa..

Director Chemists New Instructress.
We clip the following from the Phil.
adelphia sSu nday Record:
In selecting the corps Of plano-forte
teachers for the season OF 1S93.9a, Dr.
rector w. w. Gilchrlst, OF the Central
Music School. made q very wise choice
and was quite fortunate as well, In ee-
curing the services of Miss Mile
Becker. Being most admirably lifted
for her new position, both by careful
training and natural ability. Mtss
Becker, Ia, indeed q find, and her work
has already proved that she cannot
be other than highly successful.
In point OF training few have been
so fortunate as she. For three
years she studied under the watchfu
eye OF DR.. Gustave Wolf the mos
eminent teacher in Leipsie, Europe
musical centre, and WAS pronouncei
little short OF phenomenal. Subss
4uently she journeyed all through TIL,
United States and performed witt
great success In many OF the prluoipa
cities, being the recipient of the mos
Eattering praise at every point.
Constant practice ami experlenc,
have added much to her ability, ant
she is recognized as one OF Philadel
phia's leading artists.
Coupled with her own remarkable
talent is that rare ability to impurt he
knowledge to others, the Quallt,
which makes her especially VALUABLE
In her present position. Unlike man,
others, her triumphs have not cause
her to lose the painstnking cara while
marked her early performances. an
the pupils OF the Central Music Schoc
who secure her services as their teach
or are indeed fortunate.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-23

In Buffalo exhibit of paper.malsInR
machinery, there Is hanging some
sides OF beef made Of paper mache, so
true to nature that even the dresser OF
beef was mistaken. The general man.
ager OF tho exhibit laughingly told
Mr.. L. 7. Williamson that only few
hours before the conversation had
takcn place.
A butcher halllng from Wilmington,
In the State OF Delaware. had said to
him, Mr., will You tell me II that
meat Is from Armour's. or Swlfts
housesr When told it was not real
he would not believe 1t, until he, like
the doubling Thomas Of Scripture had
felt 1t himself. This butcher has a
very great local celebrity, but we will
not give the fellow away, although he
can enjoy joke with the best of us.
We must confess we would have
been fooled II the name Of paper ma
chinery had not struck our eye first
and called our attention to tine uses OF
paper In general
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-23

Adiutant General Garrett J. Hart has
ordered the annual inspection OF the
National Guard. Its understood that
this Will bo the goodbye to the de.
tenders OF the State, as officers having
property In charge will cause the same
and all parts thereof to be in head.
quarters, armories or drill rooms on
the days OF inspection, and such Off.
GERS will meet the inspecting officers
at the place aforesaid. at = O'Clock in
the afternoon OF the date OF inspec-
ton, for the purpose OF having said
property Inspected.
The inspection will BIO held by Major
Edmund Mitchell, Jr., First Infantry,
assisted by acting assistant Quarter.
Master.General A. d. Chaytor. The
dates OF the inspections Of the various
Compaies are:
Monday, October 80, Troop A, First
Cavalry, s p. m.
Tuesday, October 81, Company G,
First Infantry, $ p. m.
Wednesday, November l, Company
u, First Infantry, 8 p. IN.
Thursday, November 2. Company d,
First Infantry. s p, IN.
Friday, November ), Company l.,
Iirst Infantry, p. IN.
Monday, November g. Company A,
Gnnd 4, First Infantry, p. m.
Tuesday, November Z, Company Ii,
First Infantry, 8 y. III.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-23

"Wang.s that ever popular and
greatest OF all comic operas, was pre-.
scented ut the Grand Opera House on
Saturday evening by first-class or.
Eanltation. under the direction Of ID.
W. Truss \ Co. The presentation was
truly O. good one and has not been
equalled BY any given here this season
so faf. Inc dinlougue and music of
this opera Is go enchanting that the
large audience on Saturday evening
was held spell-bound.
Edwin Stevens, as Wang, regent Of
Siam+ He was loudly appiauded'
Others deserving more than passing
mention were: Jos. >. Greensfelder, as
Colonel Francasse, Military Instructor
of SIhmese Troops Frank Casey. as
Pepat, keeper OF the Royal Elephant
he created rounds Of amusement: Miss
Virginia Earl, as Mataya. Crown Prince
OF Siam-she was well received, as
well ns Miss Ethel Lynton, AS LaVeuve
Primrose, widow OF the Consul. The
rest bf the company were fully compe-
tent as to assure their roles we've in
good hands. II Is hoped that return
date may BIO made for repetition OF
this opera at an early day.
There has never been bit oil nom
sense put together In great spectaou-
lar Rantomimlo form as the Hanlon
Brothers "Fantusma," which will be
presented at the Grand Opera House,
this md tomorrow evenings.
The nonsense brought out in this
has been relished by thousands and
Thousands. and this season is much
better than former ones, since its exis-
tencb.
II will be presented with such mag.
niflcence never equallcd before by any
organization. Many transformations,
clever antics OF the clown and the
many beautiful tableaux dance OF last
season have been retained In this
years production. Go and enjoy it.
NEW PEOPLES THEATRE.
Rose Hills English Folly Company
commences a three nights engage.
ment at the New Peoples Theatre this
evening In bill of unalloyed and up
to-dpte merriment. It returns here
with all the latest popular music.
songs, dances and speclalties. A fresh
and exclusive feature is tho magniii-
cent production of the new burlesque,
The Fakirs Daughter" or 1.-The
Woild's Fair Hotel" employing In Its
presentation bevy of pretty and vi
yaclous young girls and funny come
diaIls. The scenery and costumes nre
the most magnificent ever shown
hero.
In the olio appear a number OF the
famous lights of the vaudeville stage,
including the Washburne sisters. the
peetless burlesquers and condolences
era wford and Bowers, that excru.
tiatlngly funny blaoK-faoe team OF
CON edians, and others equally well
known.
Later On" by II. Grafton Donnelly,
author OF some popular absurdities,
comes to the New Peoples Theatre on
Thursday night for three nights, with
Saturday matinee.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-23
FIFTH edition.



MIR. and Mrs. Il. L. Harris, Mr.. Her.
bert Baine. and Mr.. Benz. b. Smith.
have returned home after two weeks'
visit to the Worlds Fair.
Miss Ella Brown ID lying very III at
tho residence Of her unole,I. L. Brown,
husband Gardens.
VIM. II. Walker OF the Every Even.
Ing stan returned home from the
Worlds Fair this morning.
Mrs. Chas. G. Rex returned home on
Saturday. from Toledo, Ohio. where
she has been visiting friends for four
weeks.
Mrs. William Davis, nee Ettle YER
non, OF Media, Is visiting the family OF
MIR. Jones Guthrie, on the causewny.
Mrs. Annie Gano, OF Wilmington,
Del, has returned home after weeks
visit to Mrs. j. Lewis Garrett Village
Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Jones have re-.
turned to their home In this city, after
visit'ng friends In Chester. Pa.
Rev. DIR. Marshall and wife, of Booth.
wyn, Pa have returned home from the
Synod which was held In Wilmington.
accompanied by his son. the Rev. Jas.
Marshall, and wife, OF GreenhilI.
Dol,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-23

Yesterday morning Sergeant Bailey
arrested John Smith for YagraDey
beyond the BrandywIne bridge. Smith
is man about 40 years of age and
possessor OF luxuriant growth of
hair and presented anoyel appearance.
All that Goald DO dlscerned OF his
countenance was just the point Of his
nose.
His coat was pretty well torn and he
wore an old sugar-loaf. weather.
beaten hat which he wanted to put on
his head in tho Municipal Court this
morning. He said he was from WASH
ington. IL could not be ascertnIned
whether he had come FROM the Senate
or not. lie must have been a Demo-
crat, for certainly II the axe OF Glove
land and Company had struck him
since last spring he would never have
grown such splendid crop of hair.
Deputy Judge Emmons discharged
him from custody on his promising to
leave town.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-23

We would like you tc
look at our window full OF
beautiful Suits and Over.
coats--nade doubly beauti.
full by their low cost. Ele.
CANT tailoring and style, ele.
giant quality---everything i'll
the way of goodness, fm
much less thatsuch goodness
costs any otheryear. The cost
has come down, nothing else
has. You're Just en the
threshold of the days you
want such Suits and Over.
coats.
Look in the window, picI
out the incest clothes any
body need want to wear and
save your money. Mems
Boys, Children's.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-23
NJ. F. DAVIS. Jaweler. . E. snl st.

This morning about O'Clock, tho
pretty little son of bernard Carr, pro
prietor of the Malta House, at Water
and King streets, was struck and
knocked down by an electric car at
Front and Market streets. The little
fellows shoulder and spine are slight.
ly injured The medical services of
DIR. Wales were called into requisition
and the little fellow isresting easily.
For some time past the idea has
been suggested that tine ratio of speed
OF the electric cars should be lowered
from Market street to the p. w. a. ID.
depot. Front street is the general
thoroughfare for the people coming
to and going from the city. and there
are great number OF children living
along that street and In the neighhor-
hood. Had 1t not been for the Qnicls-
ness with which the motorman stop.
ped the car tho little fellow would
have been killed, as tho wheel came
within two inches of his body,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-23

This morning before Deputy Judge
4mmons James Ryan was tined 5 and
costs Tor drunkenness. Fred None.
such. an Indian. took little too much
nrewater and lost control OF himself.
he was ordered to pay 81 line and
costs.
Robert Henson, col, was having n
good time cursiug aud swearing and
was little too much under tho In
nusnce of liquor when the officer came
Along and arrested him. So line and
costs said Deputy Judge Emmons
The case against Iiebecca Hlnson,
col, FOR carrying razor was con.
tinued unit! tomorrow morning.
\ On Saturday evening she said she
had this razor to give to the man to
-,Shom it belonged, and did not intend
fFiolaLe tho law. She will have her
illnesses to provo the above fact to.
BORROW morning. james Smith, a
hite boy, aged about 10. was arrested
Ne terdey, as he seemed to hayo no
b tme. lie left New York two years
syo and has been ramuing through
The country over since. lie was fined
u and costs IL Is supposed, however.
that Smith Is not from New York at
all, but from city good deal neGrer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-23

In walking along Stony Island ave.
nue., in the city OF Chicago, one is
amused by the thousand and one ex-
pressions OF the fakirs which abound
In that nelghborhood. One expression
strHck US rather comioal. There was
a fellow with voice which had been
made hoarse by much calling, ever
an anon saying, Here you are. now.
Good supper here, only fifteen cents.
make. One follow after partaklng o.
some OF the coffee said. "If my mother
couldn't make better coffee than that I
would disown her."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-23

Rev. W. L. Balnbridge began his Sc.
ries OF half hour Bible talks In Della.
ware Avenue Baptist Church yester.
day afternoon. The lesson began
with the Garden OF Eden, which he Io-
Gated at the junction OF the rivers Ker.
kea. Shotel Arab, Figrls and Euph-
rates.
The flaming sword which guards
the gates seemed to him, he says, to
DO the hundred miles of overflow OF
the river Rison, to the east OF tho
Garden Of Eden. He drew largely
Tor his sources of Information on tho
twilight Of Bible History from the
,Cnniform records OF BabyI0nla and
iAssyria. Oh particular interest was
his description OF an ancient cylinder
Iecently found In Babylon, represent.
tnR serpent raising It's head above a
woman who sits before u troe with a
man on the opposite eide, both reach.
ang forth to pluck or receive tie fruit
He located Mount Ararat at the head
oil Messopatamian Plain rather than in
Central America. He fol low we'd the mi.
zrations OF the sons of Noah, giving
Assyrlan names to Shem Ham and
SEpeth, Samu, olive colored; Knam
mu. burnt black, and Ippat, white
race. The lecture ended with the
Tower OF Babel, which will begin the
lecture next Sunday.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-23

The Worlds Fair Commissioners
watch with jealous eye all privileges
from the sale oil which the revenue to
the fair could DO inciease A Colum.
bian guard noticed In all parts OF the
grounds empty sacks which had con-
talned mail pouch tobacco. Believing
that he had discovered a clue which
would develop that advertising was
being done without payment for the
Commissioners. 1t was shown upon
inquiry lnstittded by them. that 1t was
not shrewd advertising scheme, as
the sacks had been thrown away by
consumers Philadelphia Record, Oc
tober I'd,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-23

american Laundry. sos west Front 8.
Cuppingand leeohing. 1as 2. Second 50
Cupplng q leeching. Parkcr.5o5 Madison.
Oysters at Carpenters, 695 Madison OF.
Cummings. tine photographer. s0'
Market street.
lfyou want flrst-class dyeing and
scouting done, go to 2io King.
San Rosa, the best Sc cigar of to day.
Durstein, No. East cd street.
New wine or Federwesser is now on
tap of Altsenzer's, No. 30S King street.
Good cut hay In bales at s. l.. Bar.
ker's. corner OF Front and Shipley
streets.
Grand Royal Cabinets, for CSC.
Equal to loc cigars, at Durstein's. o East
I'd street,
The Ideal. the cheapest and best
heater; reference given. Frank A.
Mitchell. 102 W. 9Th st.
Sen Auben, No. 4, No. 0. Manufac-
tured by s. II. Dursteln, East I'd
ct. Straight DC cigar.
Pine Needle Mixture, not only pleas
ant smoking, but relief for catarrh,
asthma. sore throat and hay fever.
DIR. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills al
ways sure cure for headache. liver and
kidney complaints. COG King street.
Chicago Club House Caramels sell
at The Worlds Fair FOR 80 cents a
pound; at 227 Market street for 70 cents
per pound. Hollis.
Repairing all kinds OF clothing as
well as steam dyeing and securing.
Altering and cleaning ladys garments
a speciality at Oil Market street. Pier
son and Burke.
Ezra Fell, Of this city, attended the
convention OF the friends OF First day
schools at Goshen meeting, near West
Chester. Pa, on Sunday.
Mr.. Charles Martel, OF the Media
American. In company with his wife,
paid visit to friends In our city. on
Saturday and Sunday, having pre-
ylously pissed night with Merritt
Dixon ut Hockessin. another with Rev.
W. II. Hen1rickson, near Centreville,
and making call on Messrs. Purks
and Potts at Rockland. They returned
home on Sunday afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-23

You can judge of the immensely OF
the eating Uooths In the Manufacture
ers' and Liberal Arts Building at the
Chicago Fair when 1t Is known that
three hundred walters are employed
daily at ono dollar per day. About
noon 1t is certainly busy hive OF in
dustry and the hum OF conversation
md the rush and push incident to the
feeding of such n vast number make a
scene interesting to all that have the
pleasure OF looking upon such scene.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-23

The rain last night has again caused
the Delaw ware and Chrlstiana rivers to
overflow their bonks. This morning
the water was so high that Henry
Cabb. OF the Vulcanlzed Irvine Works,
could hot get home from his place OF
business. He called q transfer cab
and into which no and friend seated
themselves. While returning the wa.
md ran into ditch about three feet
deep. The driver jumped into the
water and led the horse out while tho
occupants stood on the seats TO keep
from getting wet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-23

The way to make superior cup of
solIee, IS to procure one OF Vests Per
solatufs a small wire vessel, put the
soifee IN II. atid thnn put the same in
the coffee pot III which tho water has
already heon brought to the boiling
point. The aroma will ho extracted
IN two OF three minutes, and you Will
have cup OF coffee lit Tor king. The
fercolator cln DO procured OF w. L.
Nicols, No 70T Pine street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-23

The rain which has threatened this
to fall last evening. At first the down.
fall was heavy one. but during the
night 1t decreased to n heavy mist.
Heavy clouds continued to hang over
tho city during tho afternoon with in
dications that the storm Will remain
until tomorrow. The rain beat the
autumn tinted leaves from many of
tho trees of the city and surrounding
country,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-23
Dots.

A.W. Tyler spoke on "Chrlstian Ath
lotics" In tho Y. NJ. c. A. Hall yester
day afternoon.
Michael Harding. aged a yenrs
was buried this morning. from hil
residence, Claymont and Lobdell SITS
High mass was held over the body ii
st. Mary's Church. at 0 o'clock. Thu
interment was made In the New Ca
thedral cemetery, Philadelphia, thu
body leaving on the LIS train.
Rev. d. Fl. Laverty, of I.ewes, Del.
has accepted call to tho Cold Sprinl
Presbyterian Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-23
A Cheap Breeeh-Loaaius shot Gun

A Cheap Breeeh-LoadinR Shot Gun !
We are now publishing an advertise.
ment OF $l3 breeoh-loadlng gun for
j. ID. Shannon & Sons. of Philadelphia.
They request US TO cay what we know
about them. and we are glad TO say
that they are tho oldest, largest and
most reliable hardware house in tina
country. Shannon's name on any ar.
tlcle has long been a guarantee OF the
best quality. We unhositatingly and
heartily recommend to our readers
anything they have for sale.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-23

The pension of the widow OF John
Kelsey, late I'd Lieut.. Co. /, ed Della
ware Infantry, has benn suspended by
the Pension Bureau. Col. Vain.
wright Is making an effort to have ID
restored TO her and would be glad to
know any persons who were acquaint.
Ell with John Kelsey while he resided
In Wilmington Tor several years be.
fore the war began.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-23

An exchange had said that in former
years IL took ten mills to make cent.
but now there ia none that make q
cent. The REPUBLICAN hegs to differ,
as anyone will know who approaches
within smellinR distance OF any of
our phosphate mills. They certainly
are making as many scents as they
aver did
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-23

The Second Baptist hurch has called
the Rev, Spenser Mee5el. OF Patterson,
N. j., TO become pastor OF that church,
to suceeed the Rev L. b. Cook. u. D.,
who has resigned, Mr. NIeeser is u
graduate Of CrOHier Seminary, and Is
about 81 years old aud rnnIrled. He
mas preached number Of times In thls
city. and has tho reputation OF being a
hard worker.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-23
DeprnvIty.

The dfpravty of some people and
tle tendency they have OF grovelling
in the lowest sphere OF lfe is start
ling. Sunday morning, aboIt two H.
m, carriage drove up to tho door OF
a fancy house on the vest eide and
midst soud profanity otthe men with
ally g!EgllnG OF the girls, two couple
drove OIL FOX fr0lic. From the voices
OF the pair We distinguished two well
known IN IN around town. This
morning with heads splitting anI with
eepleted pocket books they arc Kick.
pig tlemse YES and saving privately
What fools We mOrtals Ue. But
hey will soon do 1t again.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-23

The last meeting of the season will
take place on the track at Kirkwood
Tomorrow afternoon at one o'clock,
Ayres 2. and mate, 2.03l5. will make
an effort to beat the record. There
will be 500. $50, 2.35 and 2.24 races, ant.
a great deal of interest will be felt In
the result. Admission 25 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-23

Clara a. Crabb, who was well know
in our city asa card writer died -
Saturday, In her send year. Miss CfHbh
Is the last OF her family. and was we'll
liked by all those who knew hUr. The
last sad rites will take place on We'd
| nesday afternoon Mt p. IN. from her
! late residence. FOG King street. Inter.
ment at st. Jumes' Church, Stanton.
Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-23

The Franklin Fire Company at Ches.
ter has been reinstated and Mayor
Hinkson has signed an ordinance TO
that effect. Tho Company went out
OF service In November last, during
the litter light over the selecting Of
the Chief OF the .Fire Department..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-23

A. z. Beecher, having recovered
from his long illness. is now working
every day, Will he glad to see YOU
During the duh times | will reduce
the pric, photographs about one.half.
BE snfe Of number BIZ.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-23

1.-THE Natural Religion" wis the sub
1ect Of an eloquent discourse delivered
Yesterday by Geo. W. Stone in the
Untarinn Church. The building was
fairly illled. not only by malnbers of
The church but by many OF other
churches who attended to hear Mr.
Stone.