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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24
DIED

STAKER-on tnh 92nd inst. Willie Il.
stnkur son Of Geo. and Kate a, Stalker
ana grandson OF william l.. and thel
late Mary A. Morrow.
Funeral from the r"siaence OF his
parents, 2l5 Il. litu street, on " ednestuy,
afternoon, at three O'Clock. 1ntcrmcnt
at hivcrv!ew.
SGpTT-un JuIy22 1891. Mary e. Scott
/ widow OF the lac William C. scott.
Relatives and ftienas are invited TO at.
tend the funeral, froim the residence OF
her son-in-law. +. L. M"rgaD.So. 90 Vest
Fourth street, on Wednesday afterno on
att o'clock. Services Al tho house. II-
terment at Wilmington and Brandywine
Cemetery.
HUsBAH DS-On July Ord. 1894. Lydia ], =.
daughter of W. J. and FLORENCE Hns.
bands. aged years snd months
: Relatives and friends are Invited TO at
tend the funeral, from the residence of
her p9rents. near JohnSon's Corner, Pa
on Wednesday,. at 1879 Q, IN. Services at
REEvE-At Trenton. n. j.. suddenly on
July &nl, 1891 Mrs sarah j.. wife OF
joni W. Reeve, formerly OF Whining
ton, Del, In Der psth ycar.
respedtfuliy invited 70 attend the funeral
from the residence of her disua bter, Mira.
". X. Harris CpatesyitIo, Pa. on Thurs.
day, At o'clock,
BCTLER-on Jul, aarl. 1891. Maroon e.,
/ daughter of thomas -. and Katie r.
Butler. aged ! months aud u days.
Relatives and friends ATE iuylted to at
tend the funeral from the residence of
her grand parents. s33 krkw9od street.
on Weines lay afternoon at ocloek.. IN
termeut private, at Hlverview cemetery.
YEAfMAS-Aftera long, faithful nj
7 Industrious lifO in w Wilmington on } ally
- 1891. Elizabeth lcetman. rclict OF The
late Samuel Yeatman, OF paralysis in
her 18th year.
Funeral: from the residence of her son.
Norman fcatmnn, NO. ~ :. Van Buren,
street. on Thursday, ,july %. at | u'clock
without further notice. ~erNiCes AT the,
nous Intermcnt at Lungwao / ,'hrs.er
County. Chester County papers p!else
copy.
! FISiFR-on July %. 1s9i Earl, son of
samuel AMI Jennie Fisher, aged 1
months.
Relatives aud friends arc respectfully
invited to attend the service ut the re5I-
idcncc of ibis parents, No. l,2g Uuton
street. on "Wednesday after DON at = 20
O'clock. Interment private al Grccnhfll
Cemetery.
Asleep In Jesus
W OlLING-On July %. 1924. John VOL.
ling. aged 81 years.
/ Relatives and trie .da are respeCI full =
invite to attend the funeral from lis
latc residence. Ciyner street. New Castle.
Del. service mt the house oil Weia esd
evening. July n. at O'Clock. Intermcnt
ut Pennsgrovc. ON July 20.
Gone but not forgotten.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24

CHEsrEK iiEIuHTs Pa, July Esd
The gospel of free salvation was
preached to saint and sinner at
the camp.meetlDE to-day, In spite OF
tho gloomy weather. Rev. Oh irles
Boswell. thu leader. said the clements
had boon against them so FAR In the
camp. but lie expected the Lord aud
the Weather Bureau man TO treat them
kindly before the meeting closed. Hs
expected grand time aud an old time
salvation camp-Ineeting before tho
close
There were few visitors to tho
grounds to day. Tho sermons wsfS
delivered by lev. G. w. Dempsey Of
Ridley Para. Il, v. J W. Miles OF Be-
thesda Church, II .ysriord, and Rev.
q W. Jacoby OF Chester County.
There was an Interesting time In the
young peoples meeting at 6 30. which
was led by Rev q. NJ, Broihesd, and
at Il shouting revival service held at
tor tho sermon this evening. So far
there Lave been few conversions. The
sinners St, m to be slow in coming
Into camp aid there Is lit raw ma
terial to WORK upon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24

james Toy will have hearing before
Magistrate McWhorter to.ulEht on a
Charge OF assault and battery prefer
Eed by William Gibaey. Last Thurs
day while Gibney was passing the
home Of Toy at the Highlands. he was
attracted by woman sCrsams ani
on entering the yard saw Toy aUu slng
o woman.
He warned tho man to desst, when
10y rushed at him and 90 nin.tted the
assault upon him. The Warrant WAS
placed in the hands OF onstabla Bogan
Out no refused to serve IL as Toy was
relative. II was then transferred TO
Constable tlnrionh, who wont to tie
house on Friday. but tho man resisted
and the constable had to return with.
out bis prisoner.
II then looked as IL Toy could not
be arrested SO MIR. GilUnsy called up.
on Deputy Attorney General Giles,
1ho placed the warrant In the hands
Of Detective McNey. who arrested the
man yesterday without any trouble
10Y Is muscular man, but lie ma de
no resistance when the plucky state
deteetlye apr oGoted him
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May 20, 1854
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sipperly accommodation. 702 a. m. 900.
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Landenherg acco nmodation. week days.
103 s3l n. M, 2"6 and 3 ~ D. IN. Sundays
80 a. M. 5E3 p. III.
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New York. week days, IS 20 a. IN.
For Philadelphia. week days, d 90. = 30, . co.
II 20 a. M, 3d. 8 u p III, Sundays. o 20 u M,
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a. M.
For baltimore. week days. $50. $50 a. m.
s55, IS 10 p. m. Sunday = ID p. IN.
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Guys, o 30 90 II. m. . IL, ~ D. IN. Sundays,
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Chestnut Streets for Wilmington. week days.
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c. o. SOUL. General Passenger Agent.
IL. b. CAMPBELL General MANAGER
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24

Before Judge Ball In the Munlclpa
Court, Howard Fsnnimore was chang.
ed with drunkenness. He has been on
Welt here since Saturday from Phil.
ahelphiu. He Is a hard working man
and was given u chance to GO
Maggie Clarke Just came from New
Castle and got top heavy again yester-
day. She was fined 50 and costs.
Elwood Ash, coiorel. WAS unable to
take care Of himself yesterday, when
ilicer kelleber met MIN. What have
you got to say. asked tho court2 Well,
your honor, Judge. Fve been only ar.
rested two times in two years, and
Intended to go down the couutry.
court, when did you get out of ial?
Ash Yesterday morning. Court, So
or so days.
Michael Newell was unable to take
care OF himself yesterday and was
fined ~ and costs.
Frank Tllson was charged with as.
sault and battery. AT tho request of
the prosecuting witness. his vile, tho
case was dismissed on the pay ment Of
costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24
.ssN.


An interesting referee trial took
place this morning In Magistrate Da-
leys Office before Frank MeOloskey,
| Patrick Seerley mud William II. Nor
ris. In which Peter Il. Spencer sued
Sewell ioi Tour months rent.
! Peter G. Cooper represented the
plnintiil and William Michahel Byrne
| the defendant.
Peter l.. Spencer. the plaintiff testi.
| iled that he ranted his house SO Wind
sor street tn tho defendant at Sl2 a
month Tor ona year from July is, 1899.
! In February. 1888. ko spoge to Sewell,
| who agreed TO move out OF his house.
| In june he came to Spencer and told
lin that iuasmuch ls he had not been
served with legal notice no would
| not Yardto.
| Notice WIS served in December 1898,
| 10 inoTo In July 1894. On March 18th
! last, Soweli paid Gtrn UP to that date
and then vacated. III, plaintiff OBJ.
| lectrd because he had rented tho house
until July 10.
| In cross. examination by Mr.. Byrne.
! he denied that lie rented tho house to
| Sewell until March And In Decem Der
w he denied that the house was to be
rented from March to March. He
moved into his own house on July 10.
As st well demanded legal notice,
| witness was of the opinion that he
should have received notice from him
according to Ilnw.
Joseph w. Sewell deposed to rent.
Ing the house for the balance OF the
year. liud asked spencer to draw up
an aZroaInent. Told him In January
that he could have the house OF tho
same rent. lie was OF the opinion that
he rented The house till March 25th.
l SUI. TenheTed him the key and
Spencer refused TO accept 1t. He got
tho key from Mira brown, and as
Spencer refused to accept it he gave
tho key to Mira. Brown.
Joseph Jackson Pierce testified that
the custom Of renting houses Is to
ront TO 18th OF March.
Hester j. Sewell tho wife of tho de.
Ienddnt, testified to hearing Spencer
say he would like them TO stay another
year
Arnold S. Brown deposed that he
rented looms to Spencer In June 1893.
He said he wanted the rooms until
March -, whom he would got posses.
sion OF his house. And heard him say
several times that he could got his
house at that lime.
During tho evidence the learned
counsel had several tilts.
After lengthy address by counsel
on both Sides. the referees returned a
verdict Tor SIS and costs, being the
tull amount.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24
A RECKLESS GENERAL.
How the Dnke Of Wellington Trified
with t'reat Danger, -~~

Ono day the Duke OF Yelling toms
French cook came to him for orders.
oh, get any thing" said the Duke
impatlently. I never think 81 what
put into MY stomach"
The chef was Mortified. Whether
Wellington was punished with indl.
gestion or not history does not tell.
One thing is certain. People who
don't care what they eat soon find
themselves unable to eat anything at
all. without agony. Their offended stom-
aehs 20 OH strike. Natural digestion
ceases.
What is to be done. them One can
not live without eating. The only
possible help is In pre-digested food,
which science has furnished ia the
form OF Paskola. 1. replaces wasted
tissue and inyig crates the entire sys.
tenn without aid from the stomach.
Willard Hettrick. OF Brldyeton, N. j.,
says;
have been a great sufferer fro IN
dyspepsia and Indigestion until was
Induced by friend us last resort to
try Paskola. / am more than pleased
TO testify that Paskola has worked
wonders In my case. AZ have no dis
tress after eating. and eat whatever
the appetite Graves. | advise ali like
sufferers to use Paskola"
This is the story OF p. A. Hank, Of
valparaiso, Ind: Before Used Pas
koia was very weak. could not d..
gest anything. ] tried everything TO
gain strength but failed. My doctor
told me to use Pasko.a and ! am SETS
lied that 1t IL tho only thing for
weak stomach.
Il have gained two pounds In
week. There is nothing that helps in.
digestion like Paskola. l have tiled
about twelve doctors and have been
suffering more than twelve years
AT times l could work only two
days in week. For nearly three
years spent all had for doctorlng
anu had given up hope"
Any up.to-dats druggist will fur
nish Paskola. II you want TO know
how IL works, send Tor free pamphlet
to The Pre-Dlgested Food Co., 80
Reade street. New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24
nnis.

The Forrest will case Ia expected to
come up this week
The Weocacoe Fire Company has
purchased pair OF horses from Nc.
Kinney ~ Patton.
The Police Commission did not meet
last evening. but will hold their reRu-
lar meeting tonight.
Dampman, the bicycle rider who is
we'll known In this city, finished third
In the race between tho West Philadel-
nhia ana West Chester bicycle olubs on
William r. Cole, an engineer at the
Delaware Bureau Can Works. had the
middle iinRer OF his left hand crushed
yeeteruay morning by piece of iron
falling on 1t. DIR. J. II. V. Biocksom
attended him.
The steamer Chincoteague, plying
between Franklin City aud Chinco-
tongue. Va, ls at the Pussy 4 Jones
Com pany's work for repairs.
The steam barge, ~. Hartman, clear
cd from this city yesterday after dis.
charging cargo OF moulding sand at
the works of the Harlan x Hullin9s-
worth Company.
A lady brought an advertisement Of
lost pocket book to tho KEPUBLIcAN
Office this morning for publication.
Before tho advertisement appeared
she returned and said that the lost
done.
Constable Harry smith has closed
inc cigar store OF Samuel BUyton, at
Maryland avenue and Jackson street
and Will sell Its contents. applying the
proceeds for rent.
Brill " Company, of Philadelphia,
want hye car builders. Apply to w. w.
Clifton Bis Welsh street. chester,
MIR. Edward Bring hurst says: have
shot lots OF partridges at the corner
of sixth and West streets, years ago
wien ! was a lad
The barrick and stable of J. G. Cor.
bits ihrm at Odessa, and Ienanted by
Frank Reynolds, were struck By light.
mug lew days ago and burned, to-
gethsr with 90 tons OF hay. horse,
calf ard u carriage. causing loss
above the Insurance of over 5000.
The nsw park at Seventeenth and
union streets will be opened this even
ing with free concert by Hyatt's
Military Band.
Eli Gririth. who resides beyond
Eleventh street bridge surely got their
Eli on Monday. He caught in his dip
net In the Brandywlne. 2O-pound
carp. 1t was too much carp for Ell
80 he gave II to poor deserving COLI
ored man who Will havo enough fish
for the balance OF the week
Tho Junior Order American Me-
ohanic5 held special me sting at their
hnll 6l2 Market street, last night. They
were addressed by tho Row. Err How.
ard. pastor OF Asbury N. Il. Church on
The Relation OF the Roman Catholic
church to Our Public School System"
The address gave evidence Of research
and was llstente 1 to by all who were
present with close attention. 1t was
pronounced by ! an able effort.
MIR. J. Hayes, treasurer of tho Della.
ware Railroad Compa y. residing at
Dover. was in our city to-day on bust.
ness.
Mr.. l.. II. Gayley returned from
Cape May yesterday. g.eatly benefit.
ted IN health.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24
S1.5o Trip to Picturesque Reading
by the Reading railroad.

A delightful outing In the beautiful
Schnylkill Valley. a visit TO tho pictur
esque AMI Interesting city OF Reading
and day among the scenic splendors
of tho lofty mountain heights and
smiling landscapes which surround
That quaint old town, may be enjoyed
by Joining the Reading Railroad't
special excursion on Tuesday, the 24tI
inst. The round "trip will cost hui
$3.50 on special train leaving RoauInl
Terminal. Twelfth and Market Phila
delph!aat Z 80 u. m.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24

Just few words as regards our Hat
department.. We are still Trimming Hats
free ofcharge, and will continue until further
notice. Still selling Sailor Hats in all styles
and colors at the same low prices. .......
Watch paper for further notice of our
Special Sale.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24

Tomorrow there will ba interesting
seryloes at 81, James Chure4l, Stanton,
to which all friends OF tue parish are
cordially invited. Mcrni ny prayer
At $50 o'clock; / O'Clock sermon by
tue Kew. George NJ. Bond. followed by
the administration OF tho Holy Com.
munloni O'Clock address sea by the
Bishop and visiting clergy. Two Tor,
mer re0tUIs arc expected to he pres
ent. lie offering during the day will
De for the lD provement fund The
ladies OF the pailsh Will provide din.
ner Tor the Ruests. Tue trHiu leaving
Wilmington on the Pennsylvania H.
X At 1919. Will he met on lts arrival
At stanton TO convey visitors 10 tie
ehureh.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24

A decree Tor the sale Of tho Rslti.
more and Eastern Shore Raj road I'M.
der the nj ortgage foreclosure Proceed.
inKs Instituted by the Scranton Steel
Company, and this At.QQtic Trust Com.
pahy Of New YORK iias bean tlled 10
The United states Circuit Court. The
Atlantic Trust Company Is trustee IN.
der mortgage to secure the iirst is-
sue Of bonds of the railroad company
made in 1880 and under supplsmsn.
tary mortgage made Ia 1872. The
railroad company failed to pay inter-
est on tho bonLs from January /. 1891.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24
IniervIcwed by the Republican Repre-.
srutntIyR

For weeks past rumors have been
aflont regarding tho financial standing
OF Morris Levy, the young Napolean
OF ehoes, who operates the shoe store
at 223 Market street. under the style
|of Ieyy's Kurn;ort Shoe House. For
weeks past thousands and thousands
lof pelrs Of ehoea have been sold at his
store for lees than Il what 1t would
cost alone 10 make, hence the rumors
by other merchants.
Tho REPuHLrcAN. always ready to
do Justice to all, sent their reporter to
SEQ MIR. Levy for a statement. After
his mission was explained Mr.. Levy in
respV nse to come sharp questions
said; Il never was In better cpndi.
tion ! have thousands OF dolIars at
tho National Bank of Brandywine ON
call, my liabilities are less than two
hundred dollars. The secret OF selling
goods SO cheap Ia pay spot cash for
my shoes buying them from manufac-
turers. who are hard up and attending
great depression eales. .-..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24

The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Second Bsptist Mission will holt
Its fret anniversary In the churei
Thursday evening". Revs. S. b. Mees
or, Robert Bowden and slr. Mason
vii! deliver addresses and good music
will DO furnished by IA choir. All the
societies OF the city are requested /,
ATTEND in body.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24

A petition was filed In the Superior
Court yesterday by Willard salisbury
counsel Tor Mig. Sarah Postles. for III
absolute divorvo from her husband, j
Parke Postles. one OF the foremost
morocco merchants OF this city. II
has been an open secret for severa
weeks that the proceedings were con
templated, but IL was not until yes
The causes alleged for the application
are marital lnfelicity, anu n we'll
known lady Of this city Is named q.
Upon The asse II. hlinf
|of Court, a commissioner will be az
pointed to take testimony In the ap
plication OF Mrs Postles for divorce
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24

The Wilmington branch of the Phila
Association was established In this
lclty yesterday afternoon. The follow
ling officers were elected: President.
Or. Evan q Shortliige: vice. president
William Turner; secretary. Thomas Il
jLally; treasurer, Henry P. Rumford
lattorney. Robert g. Barman; board OF
directors DIR. Johu Z. Wales, William
Turner. Samuel +. Belts. Dr. james
NJ Winner. John Hamilton and l.. G
lshortlldge; Inspect ore. Lewis Springer
Phllemma handler aud j. jackson
Peirce. The loan has Its main Office
In Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24

The Chester Times says: Samuel
johnson, of Wilmington, was throw
from his buggy at Seventh and Lumo
Kin streets yesterday afternoon and
his arm badly 10 ,erated and bruised
He was taken to the Chester Hospital
whore his injuries were attended to,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24

The regular meeting OF the Levy
Court was held this morning all tho
members being present. lurRe mum
her Of bills. including the salaries OF
county and court officers and consta.
bles were ordered paid and several
applications for tho retlru OF over.
paid taxos were rofttred 10 The proper
pOm mittee. wlrrgnt was also draw
iu favor OF coroner Geo. G Rothwell
Tor salary during tho quarter. Court
adjourned at " O'Clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24

Or Jester, tho tooth paste man, Ia
ldoiug West Chester. The Doctor
isays tlInes are not what they once
were. lie had made and spent two
fortunes, hut he was not spending any
fortunes at the present time. They
were not to be picked up. The work.
ing peple are doing little or nothing
and they are the ones WIS spaad the
good money.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24

George W. Scout who left this city
some three months ago, causing hi,
friends some uneasiness by his pro
IlonSed absence, returned on Monday
lie had been employed by different
Farmers In the neighborhood OF Hook
lesslII, to assist In gathering tho har
vest which ne considered prevalent tt
remaiaing in our city doing little u
nothing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24

An officer OF the Board OF Health to
day coniiscated eight baskets of pre-
mature peaches.
William Ii. Glbbo 8. cashier of Head
q Co., is at the RossmoIe, Atlantic
City.
Frank Lackey has returned from
Atlantic City with sunburnt nose.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24

Frank Wooley, having resigned hi:
position with the Equitable L!fe In
lsurance Company, has taken tho agan
Icy for our city for the "Providen
Fund Society," an accidental insur
Iance Company. Frank Is u hustler and
understands tho insurance business
that when you are not able to sleeI
he can talk you into Rip Van Wrinkle
nap. ..-. ..-..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24

The trial of Rome Fougeray, for sell.
Ing liquor without license at tia
Union Park. be Detectives Witeil and
McNey, which was to have taken piacC
this morning before Mag iRtrute Daley
was taken to tho upper court. / II. Ii.
Ward. Fougeray's counsel giving boLd
for his appearance when wanted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24

Mr.. Robert Handy of Holly Oak
visited our city Yesterday. and wore
broad Addicks' smile as he told the
reporter OF tho RiPCBIIcAN he was
going IN to win his nomin alton as a
conf ne Legislator. He lie a Jim Dandy
and hustler and never knows hen
he is defeated
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24
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Reported by
HE.tI.D a. COMPANY.


seventh naI Market Strssts
investment ahd Securities yielding
from to per cent.
orucrnI Tor tho purchase anu sale o.
stocks and Bond on Commission ey1rut.
ed AT all the stOc% exchanges.
fflNato Telegraph wires TO Now York
fhIhhelphia, Boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts aud Lelters OF Credit Is
sued,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-24

Frank Reynolds.n farm Ell living near
Odessa, met with n heayy loss on
Saturday. About O'Clock the bar
rick and stable on tina farm, which 10
owned by John c. Corbilt, WIS struck
by lightning and To tons OF tim thY
hny. a fine young h.Ise. several sets
oil harness and other property, to.
gether with the bnildlnRs were de.
stroyed. The binding aud horso were
insured. but Mr.. Reynolds only had
s73 insurance on the hay. The loss 10
estimated at Sl20U.