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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-04
ETHICS OF THE REGISTER.
What Hotel People Have to Say About Z
ties and Degrees,

For man to take lady to dine at a
hotel and register as "Mr. So.and so and
LADY, is considered the height of igno-
rance by hotel clerks The proper way is
to register both names, or, if the man is
sensitive, to write MIR. So-and-s and
one." This is sometimes done, but not
very often. To use ''and lady" is bad
form in this generation, when it comes
to hotel registers, for obvious reasons.
But this is not the only evidence of bad
form which is seen ON the register.
When man pens Mr.. before his name
he is judged as being egotistical, and no
professional man will put DIR. or Prof.
before his name if he desires to avoid
the clerks anathemas.
Many city people exhibit their igno-
rance of good breeding by going to To-
cal hotel and giving tho number and
street Of their residence A notable in
stance Of this is well known joweler,
who, when he puts his name ON a regis
ter. which is frequent. invariably puts
his business address after it. To put
Hon., Gen, Capt or any other title be-
toho iiiui Iihiliu VII u iiptti TtklSltT 10
as bad as Prof. or Dr.-in fact, it is
looked upon as worse by all good hotel
men.
The only exception to tho above is in
case of theatrical people, who put the
name of their company after their
names. All professional stage people get
reduced rates at hostelries in nearly ev-
cry instance, and for them to put the
names of their troops on the book is a
good thing for the hotel people. 1t goes
to show that the person thus registering
is not afraid of being questioned as to
his connection with company and is
not trying to get lower rates in sur
reptitious manner. 1t is also in the case
of theatrical people that there may be a
permissible violation of the rules in re-
gard to putting Mr.. before the name
Many stars do not register, but allow
some one else to do it for them, general
ly the manager. In order to show all
possible Difference to his proteges, the
manager generally puts Mr.. before the
names of the men. In tho cases of ladies
it is invariably proper for them to put
Miss or Mrs, as the case may be, in
front Of their names. New York Dis
patch.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-04

The clerk reported that 90 dogs
h'd been registered against 200 at this
ne last year. The committee on
com paEy with reference to cutting oil
the gas at midnight during the winter
On Tuesday evening about $50
O'clock. Hungarian living In the back
row OF Dobbinsville, went down to
the house OF Samuel Sornlnvltch and
called him out. As soon as Sam came
TO the door. tho man grabbed him by
the face. Tho men cliuched and sam
was put to the ground. The other
man seemed to 10 frenzled at the time
and 1t took four other neighbors to
pull the assailaut OF the other man.
They then secured rope and bound
his hands and feet, Olficsr Tobin was
called and the transgressor was
brought to the lock up and vest erday
he was given hearing before Mayor
Herbert. Sans face was completely
lishgured by being scratched by the
name hnger nails He seemed to be
fraEed by drink at the time aud was
dot altogether accountable for what he
did. He was held in 800 bail to kesr
the peace. Another important case will
arise out of this case.
| oooi tH6 COtOEtu puEl
ist was knocked out here last night
IN one round and ths services OF DIR.
Black had to be secured for him. From
what could 10 learned of the case II
appears that Russell accused color
cd women OF having been too Init.
mate with white men. This imp,ita
Ion was resented by the woman who
clicked up a brick and threw 1t al
Russell.
He was not on his guard and the
brick landed on his temple. cutting a
ieop cash. The blow put Russell te
sleep, while his blood flowed freely
5oth he and the woman wers arrested
Tor dlsorderly conduct. Russell die
uot gain consciousness for some tint
latter he was taken to the jail Dr
Black dressed the wound. They viii
jooih have hearing before Mayor Her
cert to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-04

Deputy Marshal Hughes and James
IMcNully went to BettertOn, Nd, to-
day for two days vacation at fish i.
ling.
Seven cars were received yesterday
by the Pullman Company. Two were
shpped to Jersey City.
Ex-Governor Stockley was In this
city yesterday. The Ex-Governor Is
looking well.
W. II Il. Railroad depot Is suiferlnR
from a sore throat
Constable Reardon will sell at con.
stables sale near Harvey's Station. on
the b. " o. Il. H., on Tuesday. the 9th
inst, the personal property, consist.
Ing Of farming implements. OF John
q. Hamilton
Constable Wlndish will sell at pub.
lie sale on Thursday, the 18th inst,
the contents OF Isaac A. Fighters
cigar store. No. s.5 Market street.
The many friends of Mr.. Walter B,
Sanders will he pleased to know that
he can be found with the II. Ii. Baker
~ Cos exhibit OF chocolate at the
Food Exposition.
Thomas Riley has purchased the ga.
loon of f. L. Kelley. n. L. CORNER OF
ISscond and Tatnall streets and re.
spectfully invites his riends to call
land see him.
Revival meetings will be continued
lat the III. P. Church. nth and Walnut
lstreets. Rev. Mr. Wright will preach
his and tomorrow evening end twice
Sunday.
There will he o meeting OF the Della.
ware Union for Public Good in the
New Century club on Tuesday even
ing, when thu subject The Prison
Question: will BE- discussed.
Deputy Recorder OF Deeds Reed is
back at his desk in the Court House
after a weeks rest.
Theodore Ferguson of the Clork of
the Orphans and Registrar in Chan.
csry's office. has recovered from an at.
tack Of illness.
Tbs Wilmington and Northern Rail.
rGad ran its last excursion TO Reading
to-day which proved n success.
At tho surveying Department this
morning was recorded the transfer OF
the property at franklin and Oak
streets from Mary BouIden 10 Asa l..
MHsher.
A mad dog belonging to man
IA lcd Mccullough was ehOt on Low.
sr!ng avenue this morning.
Ina annual meeting OF the Board of
Tra1s will DO hold Mt tho Office of
llenld h Co., Seventh and Marked
streets this (Ihurs4ay) evening, tho
I III lust. at O'Clock.
Mr. John Everson of Newport, o.,
visiting Els son, IA. j. Eeogssu IN
Lis CITY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-04

helargest crowd that has thronget
the Auditorium since the opening o
the Food Exposition was there las
night. The managers were we'll plens
oil, and the success OF the exhibition
Ia now assured.
1t wac jolly crowd which passed
through the building. Women com
meDted upon the beauty of the booths
AMI the men stopped occasionally and
partook OF the hot cAkes and cereals
which are given az samples OF theli
products by tho different exhibitors
One OF the booths which Is always
surrounded by vlslloie Is that OF the
William Lea h Sons Company. Excel
lent cooks are on hand and see thai
the visitors are furnished with corn
meal cake3 which nre unsurpassed by
any In the building.
Hecker's buckwhent Ia the best pre-.
pared buckwheat and when the vlsi
tor wants n cake OF that product he
approaches the booth Of that com
pany
Vinegar generally contains 80 much
acetic acid that 1t Ia nauseating whe 4
drank In email quantities IL is not
so with that OF the Howard Brothers.
who have booth In the end OF the
building. Lady visitors sample the
liquid and pronounce 1t the best they
ever tasted. 1t ls the Old Orchard and
White Wine product. and fair female
attendants take your order and send II
to your residence In any quantity.
During the evening a number oil
Chester business men and their wives
were present.
The managers desire to call particu'
lar attention to the fact that to.mOr.
row afternoon Miss Cross will lecture
on IDIOT for the Sick" and that all the
professional nurses In the city are In
yited to be present. Children from
the st. Peters Female Orphanage and
from the Home for Friendless Children
Will also be present by Invitation Oh
that day.
beginning this afternoon every wo.
man who purchases ticket at the box
office between the hours of 2 and 6 D,
IN. Will receive u coupon. which en-.
titles the holder to box of genuine
Atlantic City saltwater tafIy.
1he WashOurn-C Crosby Company has
offered prize of IS gold piece for the
beat loaf OF bread made from their
Hour. Tho bread must DO IN by the
middle of next week and the prize will
be awarded by the vote of those In
attendance.
On Friday each woman attending
Will receive coupon emitting her TO q
valuable cook book when presented at
the booth OF The Fettyjohn Breakfast
Food Company. ON Monday the com.
pany will give away souvenir book
OF the Worlds Fair.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-04

SOCIETY NOTES.

james B. Chadwick. of near SMYRNA,
and Miss Matte l.. Meredith will be
married at the home OF the bride this
evening.
Niles Cora Rumford OF South
Chester. and Miss Carrie Tyre of Chos,
ter ale with the Howard Brothers,
who have the Vinegar Booth at the
Food Exposition.
Mrs. Charles Mnrtel of Media. Pa,
Ia passing few days with fIlends in
our city.
Mr.. William Lawion 10 visiting
Trenton. New Jersey on business.
Mr.. Groves OF Kiamensi was in our
city to-day.
Miss Gertrude Armour left to day to
attend the wedding at Chester OF MIR,
Sherman Mouiten to Miss keena Al.
cult, They Will reside in Worcester,
Macs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-04

ENNLt U rOltS SALE OF zeal. ES-
IL \ Ii,--Wlll be sold at public sale.
~ lhaii's Ford junction. fvnu-bury
Township, Chester County. Pa. gu Tnurs-
Jay, oci oOer litll' 1894, at 0. M, tho tot
lowing Nalutb.u re.l estate AMI country
seat vi Brlntuu Nj Y, deceased: All inut
cyttaln luessuhsr, PLANTATION auq trucI
% III u, sltudiel Tue tUMhshi D al Urssuid
on mo west 81 e OF tilu Hrunii wiuc
Gees ooLh gu 10y lands uI Junn .,ubittt
IaIvo llnS ana olEe!A. containing one
uuh ifed AID ave ma Une-half acres, I'M
prov e,ncuis consist vi Il laIHc $40 e
NV ling mouse, three stories hi4a, NJ IA
stone k4tohen attached, uUItHItI,HI seEeu-
Teen rooms AlsU larg double frame
tenement sou 'e lnB uDd condition. Large
dOuDlc-uhO"s 81 stone AID frame DlI Ia, sIl .
rounded wan extensive shedding, ear
Rage hOusr. wA-uu house and ali oLngf.
v,essa oulbu.Idtnss. An tue UuIld.
.uya are agIiudddtty sLppIicl wIth rum
ming water from meyer INi!lng sprIya
ueurDy. rae DHh'iiu-s ere beAntiiluty
located on II hlR en- hence, COMMANDING
4 charming aud extensive Wow of me
fl1h litanafmlne Naliey ana su round.
ing country IoI many h!ie5 li4u Ian Is
conveniently dlyIdrd mo II Ids woii
WaterGi and icntvd aud Is un1Ncc!ird IN
It's qu .t.cs Of lrud lCt lyrnss5, ulN,lva
y!cldInI one hundred bushels OF corr to
the ncte Ia favorable Season Twenty
Acres vi farm consist Ot one Of the finest
the lest OF pasture tor 4 irIy mead OF
COWS auEiag at icast six months OF the
year. pom he property is an eSCcllent
orchard Ia prime Touring uditiuH. with
a lIEr collection OF different varieties
Of fruits. schools, churches, stores and
cIeaIneIles are lucIted within short
distance II these premises. There are
Two taiiruhd Stations on tho property
the Philadelphia " baltimore Central
aud tho Wilmington y Nor hern. The
lare to philadelphia and return on The
Z, ". y Is. IL. H.. 10 a 70. ana the fare 10
Wilmington and Ieiur. on the Whining
ton Northern is = cents. The excel
lent quality ui the Land aa.a the superior
location OF the prupe ty in nslghbor-
mood where most Of tie properties have
been houghi ana handsome improved
b. gentlemeu nom Philadelphia shout!
coh.mead itseli to the aIteation OF buy.
crS The property viii post yely be sold
on he aboy date. 80 ts to enable the
executor II Close the estate.
For further particulars address the an.
dersisned OF hIs attorney, GEDRt L u.
klSG Executor, Chaadfs Ford. Pa e, e.
WESLEY TALBOT, Attorney. Mesi
Che sttIt Ia. OF t-eod.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-04

The increasing
popularity o.
o ur Clothing
Department for
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-04

Mise Anna May Pyle of this city and
william Is. Twiley Of Baltirn ore were
married In Grace NJ. l.. Church yeste.
lay, by Rev. Merritt HulDurd, ID. D..
assisted by Rev. A. +. Keig win. John
1empleton OF Baltimore, was grooms,
man and Leonard Pyle, L. Baldwin, +.
,pringer, Henry Ii. Bilany and +.
Wendall Hulburd were ushers. Geo.
N. Marls was organlst. The bride was
unattended. Mr.. and Mrs. Twilley
left at | O'Clock on wedding trip
north, Tho bride is tho laughter OF
isanc pyIe
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-04

Wilmington Sunday school Union. q
The next meetiDg OF this Union Wi.
be hold in Hanover Presbyterian
/ hurch, commencing at $50 O'Clock
Thursday evening, Oct. 4th. 1894.
The subjects to be discussed nre
I summer Vacation In Sunday School'
the discussion TO be opened by Petor
b. Ayars; n he sunday School In.
ldispeusahle" the subject to be opened
by Charles Baird; AMI What Consti.
ltutes Successful Sunday School" the
subject to be opened by Vim X Cros-
by. James Il. klng will direct the
lmuslc. Bring Gospel LYNNE No. g.
tAll friends OF sunday school work
ere Invited. PASTORS. superiatendeuts
and teachers are especially urged to
attend. ID. W. Harlan. Chairman OF
Executive Committee.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-04

A sad sight yesterday afternoon was
on Market street Two Italian mon
were walking together linked arms or
|stumps OF arms; one had no eye sight
and both arm had been amputated az
he elbow. His companion had both
arms oil above the elbow. These are
The two men who met with the acct
dent at the Wooddale quarries. They
will leave for Italy sometime this
year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-04

Pastor Jester led an interesting rs.
lviVal experience meeting ut tho First
NJ. z. Church last evening the princl-
pal feature OF which was Amos G,
lhrinton's experience told by himself.
lie 10 still as for the past two months,
walking without erutch he had for.
merry used for fourteen yeare.
Thus. change from bad temper
TO q love for everybody, his asking
his wlfe's forgiveness for every cross
word he had ever spoken to her, his
new love for Christian meetings and
the divine grace and strength given to
enable him to tell his experience are
Iclted as proofs OF his conversion.
Mr.. Brinton did not allude to his
case as "a miracle" lie simply stated
lie laid bis crutch aside as he had no
further use Tor II since his conversion.
1t appeared that were one leg not
shorter than the other he would walk
witout limp and as well as any man.
ile declares the Lord healed his body
as well as his spirit He knows when
his body is well and his soul peacei vi
and happy,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-04
FIFTH EDITION.



One Of the many exhibits that attract
attention at the Food Exposition now
being held In the old rink building Ia
that OF the Stapler Water Cracker. This
cracker Ia manufactured in Trenton N.
D.. by the Trenton Cracker COMPANY
from the finest flour and putop tina
market where 1t has become a RrowiIif
favorite with all who ever used them.
The firm also manufactures egg bis,
cults which have large sale In every
city In the country. The firm Ia intrd,
ducing their product into our city by
making All exhibition of it's goods.
Their booth Is located at the left OF the
entrance.
1t is trimmed In pink with w shap.
led blocks and makes a pretty show.
and reflects credit upon the firms who
never do anything by halves. The OK
hihlt is In charge OF Mr.. J. II. Miller
OF Philadelphia who is pleased to let
jou sample their celebrated Stapler
water cracker and at the same time
take your order from one pound up
to a barrel.
This firm has a capacity OF several
hundred barrels OF their celebrated
CRACKERS per day. and can fiji any OF.
ders given promptly with fresh and re,
liable goods. Don't fail when attend
ing the exposition, to call and sample
their crackers anu then judge for your.
self. First pink booth at the LETT on
entering the exposition.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-04

'Tobasoo.n Thomas Q. Seabroolte's
latest opera. was presented ut the
Grand Opera House. last evening. 10y
well voiced company, In all OF lite
splondor The ecconirictties OF the
comedians. Thomas Q. Seabrooke aud
William T. Bryant OF Keep It Dark
fame, kept the'house In an uproar. Tie
opera lie well written one and its lie
will no doubt be long one.
The attraction with record is what
Gus Hill designates his world OF nov.
cities which will be presented at tie
Grand Opera House this evening.
This makes the twelfth year oil this
company on the road, and Its success
everywhere entities It to the claim
made for It'll being the best vaude-
vile snoW in existence. All new feu.
tures will be introduced .....
The brilliant faree.comedy"Th DaZ.
zler" Will be presented at the Graz d
Opera House to morrow night by IL q
strongest and ablest company that
has ever presented IL. Since being
seen here last 1t has been re, written
and Is unquestlonably great I'm
provement over the old version. The
costume, and scenic eifeets nre now
and made from special designs.
Tho melo.drama ODD Cory will
be given at the Grand Opera House,
on Saturday evening, by selected
company OF artists. This is the slg.
nillcant title given to Messrs. Cor
bett and Brady's latest addition TO
the stage.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
The Vendetta, that realistic five act
melodrams, was given Its second pre-
sentatlon here this season at the
Academy OF Music last evening by tn {
same able company that is presenting
1t this season with magnificent cos
tunes ard scenle effects. The engage
mont closes with the performance to-
night. Go and see II.
The laughing success, "Mugg't
Landing" will be given at the Acad
envy TO morrow and Saturday even
ings and Saturday afternoon, by Bol
titzsimmons anu his own company
This piece has boen seen here severG
times. and Its drawing and laughing
qualities need no comment to assuit
big business, as 1t IL bound to NEE
with SUCCESS In the engagement.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-04
DIED.

I BHOADS-In this city ON the 81 instant
/ Calvin Is, lthoads. nEed SIS years.
Relatives and friends are respectiully
Invited to attend the funeral services III
his late residence. No. 2i8 ". 9th street
lSery ices Thursday evening. Oct. 4. 1921
at O'Clock. Proce on Friday morning
to the French street station, W. g. N. n.
Il. 10 take The i.35 O'Clock rain tor Read
ing. Friends wish ng to accompany re.
mains 70 kea' ing Will KINDLY notify l.,
Harold Rhoads nefore Up. IN. on III ir4-
day. Traln returning leaves Reading At
p. IN, arriving in Wilmington at o..
T.. IN.
EMoRY.-on the end. inst. Minnie. wife
of Fietrh or Emory, aged ~ years.
J Relatives nnd friends uie respectfully
Invited to attend her fluei al from her
br theirs residence. No. 40 Madison
street. on THURSDAY afternoon ut .
O'Clock. Scrvic es at the house. Inter.
ment ut Xiv erview cemetery.
EN- PSUN --Dr Oct. 3, Mary Y. Empson.
Relatives and friends arc invited to at
tend her funeral on Sunday afternoon.
Meet at oclock. move at from her late
residence. LIS BIRD street. intorment Al
Union Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-04

LONDON, OoT.. IA special dIspa. oh
from Naples says that convent scan
dial has arisen over the forcibls deten-
tlon Mt the convent OF 81. Joseph and
st. Theresa OF wealthy girl Of the
name OF Sylvia PalinierI. The young
lady. VINO IL eighteen years OF age,
accuses the abbess, 1t Ia saiJ. OF allow
by elderly men, whom she
Gays often visited the convent. Ac.
cordlng to the dispatch. the abbess.
who Ia seventy years OF ago. has been
placed In prison pending trial on the
charges made by thu girl.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-04

Bishop Edward Williams OF the col.
Iored A. U. III. p. Churches OF this die.
trict. died at his home, on Orange
street above Tenth. yesterday after.
moon, from general debility. aged "a
years, after an illness OF several
months. He was we'll known through
out the State ana WAS an exemplary
citizen. A wife and q son and daugh.
tier survive linn,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-04

The Water Witch Fire Company is
n need OF funds. Joseph K Adams.
the treasurer, recently sent out circu.
ars to number OF citlzeus request
ing them to contribute 80 that 1t
might be able to get out OF debt. The
Responses have been few. Ii they re.
spoGd 1t Gun be put on a ssryigeable
basis. He Is looking for contrl5utiuns,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-04

Tho funeral OF ex-Mayor Rhoads
will take plaoe tomorrow. The ser.
vices will he held at his late home I'd.
might. All the ex.members of the pc.
lice force at the time Mr.. Rhoads was
mayor arc requested to meet at An.
drew Traynors stable tonight and
make arrangements for accompany
ling the body to the depot.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-04

Chief OF Police bagshaw OF Chester
was IN this CITY yesterday consulting
with Detectives McNey and Witsl IN
reference to the robbery OF Joseph
ifltchafds store In Chester on Tues-
day morning. Chef Bagshaw thIuks
tho thieves came from Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-04

CHIcAGo. ILL, Oct. 3.-For As days
Professs George Sloan. who 10 living
with friends at No. 3449 Wabash ave-
nue., has lived on morphine and miner
al weter. He began his fast to relieve
his stomach Of pain. but has been un.
liable to break IL. Mr.. Sloan has not
lost much flesh. but the doctors do not
think he Will get well. Already he has
beaten the famous DR.. Tanners record.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-04

A disastrous fire broke out on Spring
wood avenue In West Asbury Park
about $50 on Wednesday evening and
totally destroyed o buildings before
The fiames were subdued. Tho fire
started In the upper part of Mrs. VIM
II. Blliup's restaurant The damage
10 estimated at $4,000.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-04

The $3.50 Bedroom
Suites have moved rapidly. A
few only left.
A rev suite placed on the
floor this week at $3.50,
that will be found to be a
money saver to any one
wanting a suite at this price.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-04

The police are looking for Patrick
Powers of No. 1888 Walnut street, VINO
mas been missing from lis homu since
Monday. With him he had $50, and 1t
IS feared that he has mot with foul
play. lie Is So years old and weighs
about lao pounds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-04

Tha many friends OF Mrs Foster,
vile e. George | 9stsr the steward of
the yacht Isl johanna arc Fricyed to
hear o. her 4ealL II Baltimore.