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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-24
n1ss1yp rlcKner1 PLENTY At nrDDs LAKG

BudTs Lake June q CSpccaD.-The popularity OF
this resort does not seem to have worn OF In the
least. The fishermen some OF whom nave pe"h
dropping their lines into the lakes cool. trans
par-nt Iepfhs for years. are hand In large mum
hers The bass and pickerel fishing never was bet
tor and Tn. advocates OF FISH preservation who
have put stop fishing through the leo are feel
ing that their Efforts have not been frui'less n
r,,,hr ~, fin. fish some Weighing over five pounds.
have been taken Mr. =. |. Williams, ot New ofk'
holds the record Tor catching nvcp0und pckerel,
IN. largest taken 50 far this season. The Forest
House management Will present medals TINS sea
son as IL lid Last son. for the largest lSh cap
tureI. The Mann brothers are occupying thtr COZ
tapcs on the east shore. AMI Albert smith, or Brook
lyn is In possession OF his large cottage on the
vest shore The following people arrived during
III. week: Mr. and Mrs. j. y. Manning, Mt ana
Mrs c. l.. Blohm. r. q. Myers. John Lang, Mrs, {.
q; Rome Miss l.. RoOme. New Ork Mr.. ana Mrs
I 4 Love and child. MIR and Mrs Thomas T.
Wool and child. A. j. Malloy MSS Adele M9iIlloy
l. Mansfield j. y. Snaefer. Miss NJ Shaefer. Louis
Shae:er Miss !. Renwck. Arthur Mills. Mr. and
Mrs C. J. Schenck brooklyn: q. Klein, Newark
{. J. kronk. Philadelphia.
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IMPROVEMENTS AT RTCHFTELD SPRINGS.

Richheld Springs. June %. (SpecaD-One week
ago yesterday the Spring House threw open
its doors ana the OF 1894 began The
hotel Is under the direct care and management
OF r. r. Proctor, and IL too well known TO most
New-York people to require any commenting upon
The hote. Is a modern structure. and Is compete In
all its appointments. During the season morning
and evening concerts will be given regularly. For
the lawn-tennis players OF both sexes ample pro-
vision has been made In the park surrounding the
house courts have been laid out and they are shady
and cool courts too Hardy lovers OF the dangerous
game OF croquet have had their interests attended
TO- also For those who would lure the specked
trout from his lair there streams near the hote
where the gamy fish abound and n way down deep
in the depths OF the lake Turk black bass ever vo-
racous and ready 10 give the fisherman O lively
struggle The scenery around Richneid Springs Is
wei worthy OF beng taken" by the lovers or the
kodak At the Spring House a special dark room
has been fitted up for amateur photographers.
An important addition TO the hotel this season ls
the new bathhouse In the lobby. depressed below
the floor and guarded by railing, is the sulphur
can be given TO the drinkers and there will be no
crowdlng pushing Back of the spring are the
baths and q swimming pool, " feet long and II
feet wide. A physician Is In attendance.
Among the New-York people who nave already
registered are Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Aldrich, Mr.. and
Mrs l.. l.. Bergen Mr.. and Mrs. Z; 7. Garter, Mr..
and Mrs. John L. Dudley. Mr.. and Mrs. James Moir.
George Bliss. Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Benjamin.
Mr. and Mrs. cambridge, s. Clark, MIR. and Mrs:
William NJ Fliess, Mrs. william Bergh Kip and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. 6earles-
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proyided with a single room. although this move
ient will reduce the number who can De Oi,inU
dated and the receipts of the college; WaltiHg-
room and n room for study are TO be SCI aPalt LOT
students living outside the college buildings, ana
erected thoroughly well equipped and nrepro ooi
"Wednesday was "alumnae day The business meet
ing OF the Aumnae Association was held in the
chapel at 1890 o'clock. The most important p n
ness was the appointment of a committee 10 con con
slider suitable memorial for president Shatef; ne
following officers elected for the year lHt e'
President. Charlotte Conant, "a: vic--presiucnl,
Alice Upton Pearman. 49, corresponding secretary
(for two years.. Mary Landerburn, sO; treasurer
Mary Gilman 'ss The meeting was followed by an
alunnae dinner in College Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-24
COMMENCEMENT PLANS AT SYRACUSE.

Syracuse. " " June % (speciaD.-Dean Vernon,
of the Fine Art College. and Mrs Vernon VIII san
the first of the week for Italy. Tney viii re'u'"
early In September
The wears work is ended and commencement
o,a,s Tomorrow with the baccalaureate sermon by
chancellor Day. Following is the programme: sun
day morning. baccaaureate sermon IN the eenIav
af,ernoon class day exercises: evening, Iluslcti,
soree; Tuesday morning. the alumni nee'Mns anu
banouet: an address will be given by Mrs. MaF.nA
Foofe Crow IN the afternoon; on "Wednesday al'sl-
noon will occur the FORMAL installation exercises toa
me new chancellor. and also the Awarding 81 the
diplomas The senior class numbers seventy NV
eood,v number Of additions 70 the facuity IS
antcipated for next year. MS IS hdue hr0e'S'''
by the increase Of Work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-24

Werner Among the contributors d to the hrs' Coxe
DeI ,ssor George Chase and others; Next Ia.
another student ton issued ws PWecky
- 70 no o '"The Widow" There VIII be laiBe
bnerd of editors and artists and me ar
its success are bright. II Will be OF the s"ine W
ncter rs 'The Harvard Lampoon.
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Of Boston gave parior concert at the resids,.. !.
Mrs. James Fl. Hull Friday morning essssncS 0
Mrs Marie Barnard Smith ''so y
These are some Of the recent arrivals at the Me-.
wood: Mr.; and Mrs. N: r. Martinez Mr. and Ne
c. H. Paddock, the Misses Weir Mrs p G nm
FORTH Miss Il. j. Danforth. Mrs H. d. Dan,nnssnn'
Nicholas Danforth George II. Danforth Cecil Ey44
fen, of New-York, and A. L. Mowry. WI ufu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-24

Nd, ., prown The Holland scholar
~ n'IH he awarded on commencement DAY. rp
AZ a college meeting Thursday allernoon ,h al
Moore Mccain. rs, was elec'eu oo'ee
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-03


When the New Castle Presbytery
convened this morning there was a
large attendance. The altar OF the
church presented bright appearance,
with grand display of plants and
flowers very artistically arranged.
After prayer by the Moderator Elders
AcVey and Wright were appointed a
committee on finance The treasursr's
report showed balance on hand OF
T5l.3l. with S6I. 70 unpaid assess
ments.
The number OF members OF the
Presbytery ut present is ESQ, and at
10 cents assessment the expenses of
tho coming year will be mot. An in.
vitation from Chrlst's Church, Ham.
stead, l.. l., to attend the 25Oth ami
versary OF the establishment of tho
First Presbyterian Church at that
place.
Rev. E. W. Long was excused from
attendance at the Presbytury on nc.
count of the death OF his father, Rev.
Dr. Long, OF Pniladelpnin, and vote
OF coincidence was extended
Mr.. Mccullough OF Nottingham
Church. who belongs TO the senior
class of Lafayette College was reeeIy.
ed under the care OF the Presbytery
and recommended to the care Of the
committee on Education. Tho com.
mittes on Homo Missions ami Susteu.
tatlons reported that the receipts Tor
year were S2.67S 90. This Board of
Home Missions has 1921 men engaged
Rev. W. ii. Hogan says the pastors
and elders OF our churches should un.
derstand that we arc doing nothing
for the eyangeization OF this great
country in which we live.
The great mass OF foreigners In this
country need to be evangelical. In
order to do that we must be interested
80 much that We raise mora money
than is headed for our churches within
our Presbytery.
There are seventeen mission churehes
In the PresbyterS receiving aid, There
are good results coming from the
mission churches. lie reported that O
new church was being built at Fan I'm
ington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-03
FIFTH EDITION.!
CHILD IN A .Eas91ul.
Little Bella Hanson Narrowly
Escapes Death From
That Cause,

Bella Hanson. the I5.months. old
child OF Walter and Bella Hanson, Oh
No. 932 Scott street, fell Into the oessl
pool In the yard OF her parents hom0
yesterday afternoon and narrowly Cd.
capped death by suffocation.
The child and ali older brother wora
playing in the yard, when Bella Drop
ped toy into the we'll. 1t was while
attempting 10 recover 1t that she losh
her balance and fell into the we'll.
Instead OF Immediately informina
his parents Of what had occurred ting
boy continued In HE play, and half an
hour afterward when he did tell hts
mother that baby was gone" ha
would cot tell where. When he did Il
man named Hanley was lowered Into
the we'll and the unconscious form 81
the little one wac brought to the sur.
faoe
Dr. Palmer was called into ate. d
ance, and after working with the child
Tor an hour. succeeded In restoring
consciousness.
This morning It was learned from
his Office that the child would recover.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-03
New Use FOR a Parrot.

Tho talents of parrots have, we read,
just been turned in new direction by
the authorities Of French town. 1t has
hitherto been the habit to more or less
fritter away the intellectual force Of par
rots by merely teaching them to say
naughty or witty things or to use such
expressions as Pretty Poll'' or Poor
fellow. The municipal authorities of
the town referred to have, perhaps the
future will prove, opened up wider
field of action for the parrot. The poor
box at the town hall, 1t seems, had for
a long time past been in condition of
chronic emptiness, which did not reflect
much credit OH the charitable feelings
of the inhabitants. To remind them of
their duty toward their poorer neigh
bors parrot was purchased, which has
been installed close to the box and
trained to cry, "For the poor, If you
please" 1t appears that the result of
the innovation has been highly satisfao-
tory, pence and silver coins having been
freely given in response to the bird s
appeal. The idea, as Is remarked, lie
capable of being applied in variety of
ways. To denote to the passerby that he
Is in the proximity Of wet paint OH any
shop front, parrots might be used, or to
remind people on entering a house to
wipe their feet on the door mat before
going up stairs the birds services could
be employed, instead of the time hon
ored plaoard, Essuyez vos pieds, s. v.
p. +" to be met with In French houses.
In fact, there may be new opening for
, parrots. London Standard,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-03

RI 0AnS-ln this city on tho I'd instan {
| CALVIN b, Rhnhds. nged So years.
Relatives iends are respectfully
invited t. attend the funeral services Il,
MS tate re s,cehce. No ZIG W. nh street,
serv ices Ihtrsuy evening. Oct l. 1884.
at . O'Clock A toce on Friday mgrning
To The French 81 Get station w, & N Ii.
X. TO take tho Z 3t oeloek main Tor Rend,
mains t. lea iihg VIII kin lily notify / .
Harold Rho ds betore Up. IN. on 1hLrs-
day. Train returning leaves Reading ar
3 p, IN. arriving in Wilmington ut 9 !.
y, m.
PARyIN-On September 3oth. Annie
Pprvrn, wife OF Geo. W Paryin,
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend tho funeral from the residence OF
her her. Thos J. llildcrbrsud, No. laU,
walnut street on Wednesday, October
| Srd at 2 p. III. lntetnent private, Pniia,
delphia papers please copy. o
! AnBoTT-tm octoh, r LIST. 1891. VIM. Alb
bot. IN the 18th yen oil his age,
Relatives aud friends OF tho family
also Onion Veteran LEGION aud Excel :.
siot Lodge No. I. X. OF r.. are resuoct-
luily invited 10 attend khh funeral, from
his late residence, BaEcroit'g BANKS.
edncsday afternoon at s.i0 O'Clock. In.
, termrnt Al MI Salem cemetery
| fhiiade!phia papers please copy.
LEWls-sept. 30th. Sallie L. Zane, wife
of Jno. Lew :. aged % yrur3.
htiuilV'B ana friends are lnNltUd to at.
| tend the funeral ssIvires at the residence
OF her mother No, ia Monroe street, on
eanestay afternoon aJ . O'Clock. In
termtnt private
EMORY On the end. inst Minnie, wife
Of Flcttnet Emory, aged "a years
| Relatives and friends are respectfully
| invited TO attend her tuuesal from heI
| hr, theirs residence, No. 80 hadi son
! street, on THURSDAY afternoon lat
/ O'Clock. Services ut the house. Inter
mont 1t Riveryiew cemetery
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-03

| M ANTED = Experienced hoxmak Ers
: w and lear 'nrs. Also boxmakers to
take work Ii IN Apply 10 Taylor &
Hawthorne t.,l hhhi Poplar sired =.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-03

iemstitGhed Towels in bucks md fame
wehves ut Go cents Each
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-03

That old motto. where there is O
will there is way" though now a lit.
tie out of fashion, perhaps, and some.
what exaggerated, as Is the case with
mothers In general, is still expressive Of
u truth.
Writing of old times at White Sui
phur springs, General Maury says there
were many complaints of the fare at the
hotel. The dignified proprietor used tt
console his guests by romarking that
they really paid nothing for their din,
ners, but only for the wonderful sulphur
water which he had discovered.
One day in the height Of the season,
when the crowd was great and the serv
ice scanty, tho people in the dining
room were startled by heartrendinG
cries of Murder, murderp' Steward
and servants rushed to the victim, who
in answer to their eager inquiries, in
formed them that he could get nothing
to eat and was dying OF starvation.
That young man was served well and
promptly as long as he remained. -
Youths Companion. --.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-03

Ali ANiFD-aoo pt-,n.e M =
wv lltsi waA t. S. per week, Il /
N rrts, No, = " 5sb Sew nIn street. oS. ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-03
THIRD EDITION.


Cyrus Castle No. l, knights OF the
Golden Eagle. had very pleasant re.
union last evening at their hall Fifth
sAd French streets, that was we'll at
tended by their own members, aud
representatives OF every Castle in the
city. Speeches were made by Past
Supreme Chief Brchall. Grand Chief
Smith, Sir knights Morelaud OF Apol-
10 Castle No. .; William Forrest, OF
Warwick Castle; Thomas Curlett.
JOHN Postles. Samuel II. Baynard.
james ckelvey and others.
Several songs were sung aud a men,
Dor OF Apollo read two humorous So
lectlons from Peek's Compendium OF
Finn. Owing to the general depression
OF business and other causes Cyrus
Castle has been under cloud for
some time, but now the clouds have
passed and the Castle is now in fair
way to enter upon a season OF pros
perity, hence tho reunion and rejoic.
ing lust evening. An abundance oi
refreshmenGs were served. Joseph
Brice WAS chairman and conducted the
exercises In a creditable manner.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-03
s,ols q ripe ana Clsar Holder.

VIM. Lynna dsslro for pipe and Of.
gar holder prompted him to steal the
covetad articles from the cigar store
OF Mrs. Mary Reese at Sd and Jeffer-
son streets, and now hs Is in a peck OF
trouble. Yesterday afternoon he aud
another boy entered the store and
while Max Schubert was waiting on
another customer, william reached
over the show case and took tho arti.
cles.
Max did not see the boy take the
articles but his wife d,tand after i'm.
parting her Information to her hus'
band he searched and found the pro.
perty on hun, He was arrested, and
In Municipal Court this morning was
held under 5 100 bail for court. William
would have been sent TO the Reform
School had not that institution beer
overcrowded.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-03

Delaware Lodge, No. |. | O. o. f.,
have elected their rev officers term;
William q. Huey noble grand; A. s.
Neale vice grand; George II. Taylor,
secretary; George b Winright. assis
tant secretary; Peyton g. West treas.
Yrer; Joseph IL. Hammit, warden;J. II,
Reynolds. inside guard; j. IL. Ritcnie,
outside guard. J. A Bennett and
Lewis NJ. Stackwell, supporters 10 the
noble grand; Frank McMulleu aud
U. Nj. Lowe, supporters to the vice
grand; W. II Person and u H. Wright,
scene supporters; |, Max hammond,
chaplain.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-03

A colored man offered to sell Hol.
stein COW Els p. HIcks. I MIL
Greek hunalvd last Sunday morning
for such low price that Mr.. Hicks
WAS led TO suspect that she had been
stolen. Az the man refused to say
where he lived or whore he got the
COW BIO concluded to arrest him and
with tho assistance OF his neighboi
Ball, the colored man was placed ip {
wagon, and the marty started o fol
the office OF Esquire Richardson.
On tho way the man leaped from the
wagon. and the party had prett,
chase across the country, some fort,
men and boys engaging In the pur.
auit, before the man was caught. He
10 now resting peaceably In New Gas
tie jail. and tue cow Is In the posses
sion Of Mr.. Hicks awaiting the call o.
her owner.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-03

Arthur Jordan. colored, walked into
the cigar and tobacco store of Mrs.
Martha Nostrand, ut No. Sill West
Front street. yesterday afternoon, and
before she could wait on him had
heiped himself to the contents of the
money drawer. When he asked for a
package OF cigarettes aud presented
five cents In paym Mrs. Nostrand
found that the money wnlch she had
left there a few minutes before wa5
missing.
Jordan was accused, and afterward
confessed to having tho money. but as
an excuse said the oth6r boy gave 10
to him" He then returned $13S5 in
paper and silver, with the request that
the proprletress keep the matter qulet.
He left the store. was subsequently
arrested, and In Municipal Court this
morning was he'd under 5000 buil for
court. Jordan treated the matter as a
slight oi1ense and smiled when taken
rom tho dock
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-03

The following transfers of real es.
tate have been recorded at the Engi.
neering and Surveying Department.:
Thomas e. Hnrris to George u. Har-
rs property ON Second street, between
Moouiawn avenue and Robinson
street
Creston Land and improvement
Company to Hattie L. Haines. two
lois on Elliott avenue near Madison
street.
John Meaiey to Anna Laura Barr,
property on Lowering avenue between
Lincoln and Union streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-03

A car loaded with flour belonging
to tho William Lea n Sons Company,
b. Railroad siding al the foot Oh Filth
street, was broken into yesterday ar
tepnoon and a quantity Of -four stolen.
On Information received, Officer Gil.
ling arrested Chas. August, a young
white man and In Municipal Court
this IN orning he was held under $500
ball for court. The testimony was
that August had sold to Mrs. Harriet
Brown. of No, 704 Lord street, bag
of flour which was Identified as one
which had been taken from the car
ED ward Anderson testified that the
prisoner had offered bag of flour to
him. which he purchased. Another
man Was connected in the robbery,
but he has not yet been arrested.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-03
TCwGLS.

Excellent aurs in llemmed ilisn Hue
Towels at f2.aO aud So per dozc II.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-03
Dots.

Mrs William X Crosby was elected
president. Mrs, George W Bush eecre
fary and Miss Lille Taylor treasure +
OF the Womsn's Home Missionary So.
eiety of Central Presbyterian Church
last evening.
Saturday next Will be founders day
at the Ferris Industrial school.
The Steinway ttuartette assisted by
Miss Helen Mar Wilson, one of the
best elocutlouiste OF Philadelphia and
st. Paul's Church Chorus VIII give n
concert in Harrison street NJ f
Church on the evening oil October Ii.
DR.. J. Llpplncott, 7es French 6tteet.
All chroLto diseases speciality.
Complaint is made of the bad
payemeuts an und the city.
The Rev. Father Ritter. OF Annapu.
lis Md, is conducting interesting
mission services at st. Jose phs Church
Tor coloted people each evening.
number oil Whining tanlahs will
a trnd the meetings of tie Carriage
Builders National Association. which
begins In Philadelphia on October l6
Thomas McCorkle yaslerday morn.
ing completed the suie of the prop.
erty. No. 800 Market street to john
McNey. the shoe tieal er or 100000
The sale has been under way for some
time.
Wilmington mentors of tho Order
OF Knights Of PYthlas are preparing
for the annual sesslun OF the Grand
Lodge of the order, which will be helf
IN MiddietoWn on October "a
The Grand Lodge X e. L., of Della
ware, will meet In semi annual sessiuI
Bt the X. q l.. Hail, corner Filth and
French etrests, Tomorrow. Delegates
from all the Castles vi tue State vii
be present
A congregational meetlng will be
held at Gilbert Presbyterian Church,
at Ihir teenth anu French streats, this
evening, A & bod attendance 10 ex
peeted.
The Water Commission met yester
day afternoon, but only remained In
session about ten minutes The
cd. The balance In bank was reportet
70 he t54 SSH. Permission wa
granted W {. tindRll TO lay water
pipe on sixth street west OF broom
street
lhe beard Of Managers OF the Wi
nlnRton Female BID . Society vii
meet Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clocl
at the house Of Alrs Gregg Chandler
All the members Interested In tn,
good cause ars expected to be prRsent
A horse owned lay Bennett Rutter te
afternoon ana broke his leg. lie wa
afterwsris k He'd.
Mr., E Z. Nllliam son was seen &C
ing up the street few DAYS ago wit
very handsome paripr lamp. As Nj
ia not keeping house some OF hi
friends would like to know vino IT,
happy lady is.
MIR. Lambert l. Nicholson in CIer
oi tue Peace f. gFs Office, who Ia
Den OF sioG, is again on duty. look
ssg little the worse for nie sickness
Mrs. Edward T. l.eate OF tliliaUott
III Is visiting her father, sanu,
Comly, TT Cooei.e bridge, bel.
Gard age cut Announcing the wee
ding Of 3ilss Mary Il. AOntgGmar,
d ughter Of J. 4, Montgomery, TO Nj
krsdefiek d. Elliott.
All persoEs desiring bargaJns Shout
attend Mitchell h BasA's opening, [,
Gay and Tomorrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-03

Lyons. N. T., Oct. An eight.
round ze.light, with tiye.onnce
gloyes Marquis Of Queensberry rules.
for purse OF $500. wos fought here to.
day between Black Frank, Il Canadian
pugillst of local renown. and Michael
Murphy, alias Mike Moran OF New
noIk. city. Moran had the beat of the
fight up to thu fifth round, when
Frank scored u terrific knock down on
his jugular. The sucoesdlnR Two
rounds were hot ones with the honors
In favor OF the New Yorker.