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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

The regular meet;rR Of the Hoard
OF Education was held last evening, at
which the Presbyterian Church at
East Lake was ordered purchssed at
cost OF 5000. The school building
there Is SO crowded that another
building Is needed and as the church
will answer the purpose for many
years It was thought the pui chase Of
10 church property would bc q saving
OF many thousand dollars.
! IL Is the cheapest property ever
oflerd the board and q discussion fol-
lowed on the excellent location and
prizes. An order amounting to 81, 49,
~ was drawn in favor OF the new
building committee for the George II.
Mccall Com pany. to be charged to the
account OF John Mulvena, deceased,
for work done on No. "a school. An
order In favor OF Heald X Co., for
$500 on account OF lot adjoining the
Washington school was also drawn.
Consideration was postponed for two
weeks on communication from the
manual training teachers. asking for
expenses wilhelm Philadelphia attend
Ing the convention of the national as
ISOLATION.
/ A communication from the Dela-
ware kindergarten Association asking
permission TO use a room In No. 10
school. was referred to the committee
OF thct school. Mr.. Belts was added
TO the repair committee. Tho COM
mittee on teachers reported in favor
OF reappointing all the teachers exec pt
the first assistants In the boys de
Dartment OF No. A. and the third in
No. Is. DO appointed for one year and
the ones named for three months.
John Mailer and James Leiseuger
were brought before the board aud
reprimanded for breaking the flag
pole In the yard OF school No. is.
Bids for fuel were received as fol-
lows: The Charles Warner Company,
coal. 1928 to 81. rs per ton; the George
IL. Mctall Company, coal, 1928 to
"a. 4S; the Coombs Coal Il Lumber Co.,
wood, ut s525 cord; the Consumers
Ice 81 Coal Co.. SIS. 10 to 50 81: the Geo
W. Bush & Sons Conn any,. coal, t3. 0S
to S423; wood. S. cord. The bids
were referred to the Fuel Committee.
Last Eight was the end OF the fiscal
year and the board adjourned with
about ga left in the treasury al.
ter all bills were maid
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

Three and half millions OF gold
were shipped for Europe last satur.
day, making total for the week Of
nearly eight million dollars. The IN.
dications tayorstl!i further shipments,
although the treasury oalclais are hop.
ing the tide may soon turn and thus
save another issds OF bUuis by tho
Government. Tho balance IN the treas.
ury Ia now considered oy iinanelers TO
be below the safety line. and If tho
tide does not soon turn another money
panic may poszibIy follow The treas
uty !etgt vii! reach -, 0JjgO0 fH.
stead of:ta5 0so.J0J. as Secretary ear.
lisie predicted, and yet Ito democrats
continue to LaRgle over Tho revenue
bill without regard TO consequences
Theii oontactis not unlike tint Of Ne
ro"Yao nidisd while Kotao was bum.
lng."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26


A rattling glove fight occurred at a
quiet spot a few miles fro mCloveiancts,
Ohio. on Sunday morning. The prin j
cipals were Kid" Mccoy. the well ]
known Indiana weiter weight. aud
JsckGrace. the champion light weight,
of Brooklyn. n. Y. McCoy defeated
his man In the seventh round. The
contest was the clsanest and most
sclent!tis seen here in years.
Rey. I'll Santa Anita. ths winner OF
the American Derby at Chicago last
Saturday. Will ran In the Realization
stakes at Sheepshead Bay Gil July Z.
The colt will meet the Derby compe-
titors. and then his actual value may
be calculated.
II Is the opinion of sporting men In
New York that COrbett aud Jackson
will never meet in the ring. The date
OF the articles for the tight between
the two expired to-day, and the bloods
are wondering -what Is to be done.
jackson arrived in town this after.
noon. lie says new arrangements
Will be made.
DIR. Carver. the wing shot. and Mr..
Fulford arranged series of five bird
matches at Pittsburg Sunday Eight.
The fret shoot will tako place at Pitts
burg on October 1, the second in New
York. third in Chicago and fourth in
Utica. The place for the fifth has no t
~, SSota ~ AotsESus Hp hutciius Will
bs for $500 a side and 100 birds.
Robert F1tzsimmons, tho champion
middle-weight prize ing liter, Was mar
ried aust night to Misc Roeaiie Julia
Sam well. OF Melbourne. Australia. The
bride Is better known to the Theatrical |
world as Rose Julian. a member OF
Julian troupe oil acrobats. Although
Fltzstm m ons and his bride are both
from Australia. they first met in Bos-
ton two years ego.
The Wilmington Rod and Gun Club
will hold an all day shooting match on
Thursday on its grounds. Gunners
will be present from Kiamensl. New.
port. Grubb's Corner and ChRrlesto wn,
Md.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

Four OF WIlmIngton's finest went to
Jersey yesterday on u fishing trip and
met with Graat saecesa. Ine party
consisted Of sergeant Evans Operator
Kane and Officers Eeaster and Floyd.
While over tLero Operator Kane threw
over dipsey and soon lie hal TO call
Tor assistance. ana Eeaster and lloyd
soon were 10 the rescue, ami after a
long ami strong pul the two
brought by a lmbup a tree which had
been III tho wltcr Tor some time.
At another tIme the genial opera.
tor had RiraHga eSperlaHco as he
was loft swinging from tile bougA oil
IN rA! Hdel tree and iiuIly Ieustnr
got tho bput under HIN ana lie arrived
home safely. Presents OF fresh fish
woie nude 10 uumOer OF frIonds
When Operator bans and apt. EvaGs
20 fishing, they always catch fisu.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26
EXTENSION OF FIVE DAYS
309 Market Street.
Sale positively winds up Satur-
day, lune goth. at 10 p. m.

SoiN tcoaaiNNiJ "hhaS w HotAt
day, June goth, at 10 P. m.
pushing crowd OF men. women
and children were on the street and
on the pavement OF the great clothing
sale, 800 Market street, thinking It.
was tho last day OF this wonderful
clothing sale. Every one was yelliuR
it's my turn and the startling cry of
please lot me in | came so ~ : to
attend this unusual. sale. 1.-THE ST., sinen
were almost powerleRs TO keep the
crowd back; such big crowds were not
expected. 1t Is our duty to apologize
to the people of this city that we could
not serve the crowds properly yester-
day, as II would require store three
times as big.
A few OF the customers In the mass
OF people were heard to remark: II
am going to leave without my suit"
Can't you remain few days longer
with your large stock" Tho manager
at once took the suggestion from
many people and telegraphed to the
wholesale firm of Philadelphia. wheth-
er to remain any longer or close up.
The firm held a meeting and decided to
grant an extension of five days longer
which means until Saturday, June
Both. So this will be your last chance
to get fine ready.made clothing for
less than the cost of making. Note
the prices. then come and look.
A splendid suit Of Mems Clothing for
$3.50 This suit Is well made, ull to
match. latest style, and really worth
sl3. Mems extra tine quality suits.
made and trimmed In best possible
manner. s7'S9. guaranteed to be worth
go. High grade goods. meaning
equal to the iinest quality tailor work
In all styles. Prince Alberts, Getaways,
SACHS In Wide Wales, Clay Worsteds
and Cheviots. Silk and Satin Lined, we
will sell for sl0.25. worth s25. An
elegant pair Of Mems Pants for 9S
cents. worth IS. Mems extra quality
Pants. el.49. worth -. Mons fine
pants. fl.9S, worth s.. And 1000
styles OF custom. maie pants equally
as low in prices. 1000 Childrens Suits
at rs cents n suit. 1900 better class
Children's Suits at sl.45. worth 81.
Summer Coats and Seersuckers at a
mere triile. A few more Odd Vests
left Rt 10 cents.
Come to-day as early as you can.
Look for number 300 before entering,
as others have adopted our style OF
advertising. Cut this advertisement
out ard come direct to 300 Market
street. Wilmington. Del, and you will
put an honest dollar in your pocket.
Opon from 8. a. III. until 9p. M.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

There was considerable excitement
at the p, w. d Is. railroad depot yes
terday afternoon, and all caused by O
runaway horse, which made a com.
plete circuit of the building before its
mad career was stopped. The animal
was owned by William ii. Crawford Of
Newport. and was first seen coming
down French street. As IL approach.
ed the tracks the animal turned to
the left, ran over the pavement where
Mrs }. ii. S6tterlleld and her daugh-
tor OF Seaford were waiting for a
train, knocking them down but not
injurtnS them to any great extent.
As the frightened animal ran out
Front street 1t knocked down a col
ored man named Jones. and he like.
wiso escaped any serious Injury. Tho
animal was caught at Shtpley street
DR.. james A. Draper dressed tho
bruises of Mrs. Satteriield and her
daughter and thoy lett for their homes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

The excursion OF the Sabbath
schools OF West Presbyterian. aud sd.
PauI5 II, T. Lhur9hes 10 N4shaulnv
Fails Friday June 9JtA. Lids fair to o
tho largest and most popular Of the
season. Noshamiuy Falls Ia Ii miles
above Philadelphia anu has stood Tor
several years without a riyal as an OK
curst1a resort. It is a grand comb
milton OF magnificent forests ana
strenms. IN the midst OF the finest and
hollthle5t section Of this country.
his opportunity will afford pleasant
days outing In tlis heated saasou.
Inc arrival hone Will be at a season.
able hour. IlGkats can be secured Mt
the train, j, & o. station, foot of Mar.
ket street. Sl00 eacn. Train leaves
!. 80 oglock
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

The evidence presented by the pot.
terry workmen of Trenton. who ap.
peared recently before sub.Commit-
tee Of the Senate Finance Committee,
wss OF such kind as to impress any
but the wilfuily blind with the fact
that tho announcement of the pro.
posed tariff schedules with regard to
articles imported into this country In
many cases has had direct aud i'm ..
mediate influence upon those engaged
In the manufacturing Of the same
class of articles here The Trenton
comralttee OF workmen represented
many wage earners In potteries
throughout the country, and that
committee declared positively that 1t
wanted protective tariff 1t wanted
It because under it's operations there
WA n,aptv In do mt good wapss
y ;, - A.,
NOW Work 10 scarce inc operators
and workingmen are at odds, wages
have teen reduced and. in CONSEQUENCE
a. ,r.n,an Eaa,IirarnooI whaoi,n =
.oH'on' A1'.st A1i'ol p0oi' ns'''" b
W. Va. and Akron, o, 2O.00u hands
are locked out.
IT, ono ~ ,ha ,rho,to,.tpr por,o
'0
crats OF the senate com mittee WHO
wanted TO know whether the potters
really helieved thev recelved any share
~ ,a.,.t,,, -, ~ ,I'r.,..i,'..,-
ol Ing oeneilss lFoin INC hchia'ey tar
IN. speaker for the workingmen re-
piled as follows, and in quoting his
uh,.a ~ sbonld bo ronar, norod tho,
"oiNo' ~ '.'N'N 10 i'''iV'4 "o'oA 'ii''
they come from man whose only in
terest in high Tariff Is that he knows
that when it ia in op,ration he e,ts
80, - =, '- -s'oA az So
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26
FOOT v EAR I!

We are offering special bar
gains in Ladies' Shoes and Ok.
ford Ties.
Ladies Lace Butcher Shoes
tan and black, at SI.25 anc
.SI.5o. ..
Our 50 Tan Butchers. reduced
to 81.
We have Ladies' Russell
Shoes in heel, spring heel and
button and lace, at SI.5o. g..
We have the prettiest assert.
lment OF Ladies Shoes. for SI.5c
in square and opera toe, tippec
and spring heel.
We are now giving a specially
in Ladies Oxford Ties at 75c
and 81, and in Misses anc
Children's at Coo and 75c.
A great reduction in Children's
and Misses'Russ Shoes in lace
and button. Childrcn's at o5c anc
LIS. Misses at 81 and SLIGO
We have 90 pairs Ladies
Juliets that we will sell at SI.5o
We have a fine Juliet, size.
1. I u, 2 and up to 7, at $500
We carry the finest assert
ment of Lhildren's Paten
Leather Shoes, White Oxforc
Ties and Slippers. Boys Pat
ent Leather shoes for SI.75 ant
S2.25.
One hundred pairs of men,
calf skin shoes, bought at
sacrifice, now marked at tn,
door for SI.5o.
y Gentlemen come and see 70
yourselves.
| The finest hand wclted sho
Tor 81 and up.
! Mems handmade paten
leather AMI russell oxford ties
razor toe, for 50; regular pric'
$500.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

Yesterday afternoon while at work
rem odellinE the tobacco store of Mrs
A. A. Chapman corner of seventh and
OtaTRe streets. Charles T.. Richards, a
carpenter. was overcome By the heat.
lie fell In faint right where he bad
baen standing ut work. lie was car.
rted Into the store aud DR.. Iomllnson
sent Tor, who administered restora-
tivee, after which he was removed to
his home No. 70l Spruce street. lie
was resting easy this morning MIR.
Il. is subject to a pnipitation of the
heart, ana suffering from the heat
brought on mild attack.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

Mayor Herbert. OF New Castle, has
requested the REPUBLICAN to nuke the
announcement that the disorderly
conduct Of passengers on tho stea Ia.
boats stopping ut New Castle fnust
and Will be- stopped. Respectable
people are insulted on each occasion
that a boat stops there. anu tho
Mayor will hold the officers of the
steum boats accountable for the action
of the passengers. Another protnl.
nent citizen OF our neighUoring city
said to reporter to-day that the best
euro for such conduct 10 to prevent
the bouts from landing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

The Saengerfest closed the exercises
In New York last night. The next
meeting OF this kind will take place
IN Philadelphia In 1897. The delegates
from our city acquitted themselves
creditably. although once the leader
started off on such a high key. 1t is
reported. that the fret tenor was un-
able to follow. That they afterwards
made up for tho blunder goes without
saying. When they get homo tonight
they will be able to satisfactorily ex-
plaintiffs little mishap. "All's we'll
that ends we'll"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

Mr.. John Ros5ell last evening treat
ed some thirty children. friends OF his
children residing in tho neighhorhood
OF Ninth and Adams streets. to soda
water at Williams drug store, corner
Ninth aud Madison streets The young
iolks were right In their element nd
Mr. Rossell was Delighted with tho
way the young folks conducted them
selves. he chlldroE voted Mr. RIOS.
sell vote OF thanks for his kind treat
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

The police officers VIE not he oil ow.
90 to wear neg ge shirts this GUNNER.
4 request TO the Board Ct Police Coca.
AlssioaeEs lust night to that effort
was refused as tho mon would not
Present as good an appearance as they
would With eailur7 nn4 cliffs. A com.
N4niuntlon from the Dover RnthOri-
ties ASKING that seven oiiicars 10 sent
there on July 1 was also refusal az H..
qaen Will Be needed here A rev re.
porting box was ordered placed at
FRenty ninth and Jefferson streets,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

Mr.. W. II. Hendrickson will visit the
patrons of tue REPUBLICAN in the differ
snt sections OF our county the com.
ing week, in order to collect the
amount due for subscriptions and
strnlghten up nil accounts as far as
POSSIBLE. He will not object to recelv.
ing now Subscribers. advertisements
or orders for any kind OF printing. We
will DO under obligations to all who
will receive him kindly or in any way
contribute TO aid In his work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

The little throe.year.old dapghte or
OF H. HoifeckOr. residing at No 7US
West Ninth street. Tell out of tho gee
Oni story window while standing up
against the window screen on SUNDAY.
Tho child was picked up from tile
pavement and carried into the house
when 1t wRa discovered tAut the child
was not seriously I'M IEeI, ia fact not
a bone Was broken.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
9nnohncos that gu and after June 2It6.
sSet. all express tralns, including the
PENNSYLVANIA Limited will stop al
cfessen. The Mountain House viii be
opensa on thai day
tommsnclns on the day obser.
vatlon cars will be attached to tho Pa.
ellie Express usst and ths Day Express
east Tor ths trip over the mountains.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

The New York Herald advocates the
placing OF all articles on the Nee list
not imported In consequence of the
supply manufactured In our country
being equal to the demand, arguing
that tho duty provided will be added
TO the price aud thus prove a tax on
the purchasers, while the revenue 8
pot increased. This reasoning is as
deceptive as 1t Is foolish. While the
duty checks importation, the compe.
etion among our own manufacturers
reduces the price and at the same time
permits the payment of good wages
The price Of nails. pins, woodscrews.
Tools. etc, has been reduced SOLELY
through American Inventions and tile
protection afforded will tend to other
Inventions and still further re due.
don. Inventions are stimulated by
the use OF machinery, and proficiency
% well as Independence lie thus nc.
CURED.
Tho knowledge and skill required to
build ship do not sprlng UP spon
taneously. Had 1t not been for the
pfotsetlon afforded by our navigation
laws there would not be single firm
IN our country capable OF turning out
Ablg cruiser, but the firms on the CLYDE
and the .AIerssy would have mo.
nopoly of that business. Tho samt
may be said of all kinds OF maruiao
lures. Through our tariff system
the production Of all kinds OF goods
has been cheapened. and this war upon
It has osen made By demagoguos who
desire to get into Office, and not the
prosperity Of the people. The free
trade theory has cost our people o
greater sum of money than did the Re
bellion, and the miserable scallawagl
whe originated the movement wouIt
sacrifice tho prosperity Of our country
In order to Erat!fystAeir uuhallowet
Am bition.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

BEIDGEroS. June 25.-Belford Harris
died last night. Ills case is of great
tract@d widespread attention. Some
four or five years ago u sore appeared
on his upper lip, which is beloved to
have been caused by n cut while shay.
ing. II speedily developed into lupus
exedens and at length his whole face
was eaten away.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

A fire took place in the Thurlow
tower on the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore Railroad Monday
morning. The damage was slight,
but the operator burned his hand in
eXlingulshing the flames,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

A horse had an artery cut near the
West End Park yesterday afternoon.
The owner of the ANNA! is unknown.
The Shields Library Outing Club Is
preparing to go in camp at Brandy.
wine Springs. About 30 members will
camp out beginning this week. The
camp will last for 10 days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26
ON SATURDAY.
THE 3orH DAY OF JUNE, 1891,
AT O'Clock p. IN,

- nav " 'tth @NFNeA AtihA 4tAA Nlks
All that certain lot Of lana and brick
dwelling thereon. situate in the said city
OF Wilmington. bounded and described
is tollOws, to wit:
Heglnn M On the northcrIy side OF,
Third street between Jefferson and Mudi-
son streets, AT the distance Of 10 tcet
from I he westerly side of Jefferson stIcrtI
theme We FtrTly uluuE SAID -ldcuf Third
street 40 teets thCrtC =nurtucTly parallel
with Jefferson 81 ert 81 fest inchos tuI
the utneTB siie ct "A tcu-fcrt wide at
ley irhuins irou .lcll rsOn street To Nndi-
son street; thence eustpriy parallel with
lhlrl street u rect; anu thence goutNcriy
parallel with Jefferson street 81 fee d
Inches to the aforesaid side OF Third
street aud place OF beginning, bc the con-
tents " uKt tiny may
Sehri aGl taken IA execution as the
property VI .l,iam +. Erossley. ianin-
istrnrur OF Mary \. Gro--lcy. deceased.
john =. Erdsslry, il 3sbanl OF said Mary
A. tfo,sley aud Thomas NJ. Gro, BlcF.
JOiln W. ras-ley. j mes & rDssicy. HAIRS
n tuw OF Edward rosslry, deceased,
MttgrCt Catherine GIo-sloy, Amelia
iihk.cit ana John llaIIcu, husband OF
said Amelia llHElCtt. and SAID William f.
iT"s~lcy, heirs Al law of said Mary A.
Cros-ley, dccuH-cd, aud To he sold by
PIERCE GOULD. Sharlrr.
Shcrins Office, Wilmington, Delaware.
june -, leSl. jlt
GIEKIlits SALE.-BY ylruE OF A
y wit Of IeNari Facias 10 me direct ed
Will b., exposed TO rualis sale at the
/ tIurt House. on Market street, between
!tEth 0uI Eleventh streets. In the city OF
Wilmington. New Cas- lie county, Doll
On SATURDAY,
THE 8prH DAY or June. 1884,
At o'clock p. M,
The following described real estate, Wiz;
All that certain lot or piece OF land
situate IN BrauiywiHo hundred. New
1 Castle county hud State OF lie aware
Bounded anu described as follows, to wit
/ beginning al the intersection OF the
/ nulthcrIy side OF riverside avenue with
4 tn" south we sterly side OF IlHines avenue
thcncc nOrthwcsterly by the said side oil
| HalncS avenue lsi feet, moe or less t.
tho southeasteriy side OF Front street
thence southwesterly lay the sad side OF
! Front street 80 feet 70 corner; thence
southeasterly PARALLEL with HHine5 ave
nue. 100 feet, more or less, 10 the SAID sid,
/ OF Riverside avenuei and thence thereb,
\ eHstsflY s5 feet, more or less. TO the sale
i side OF HaiRes avenue and place OF begin
ming, be the contents thereof what they
I may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
| property of Matte ;. Ho {, aud Harry u
/ Holi. her husband, mortRuRors and /. t.
and 10 be sold by
PIERCE GOULD, Sheriff.
~. 1884 I'D
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

There was largely attended meet.
ing OF tho RepuSIicaus OF CurlsLana
Hundred at teutroyiils last night Tor
the purpose Of le-eleeltug candidate
Tor the Log stature ana resolution
WAS adogted CuneedIng the right To
halhe me CaAllldte to West tIIztiHna
hundred. Col. Henry 4. DUPONT pIs
sided
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

Many Inquiries were made as to
who was that iine-looklng gentleman
with whom Senator Higgins sat In one
OF the reserved galleries Of the Sem
ate one day last week in Washington
and he was identified as General Jns.
II. Wilson, of Delaware. who captured
Jeff Davis in pett!coats.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

During the storm on Sunday even
lyzed down her left side from the stuI
OF a lightning bolt, and George Mel
son. OF Laurel, was struck uncon
sc!ous and singet from head to foot
At Milford. the cupolu of the Contra
Hotel and The dwellings, of John NJ
White and L. NJ. Shookley were dam
aged by the lightning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

Mrs. Rachael MastoD living on Beatty
Plnce, while cutting wood laot evening
preparatory to starting fire, was
struck on the jaw by q flying piece
and mad her jaw fractured. DIR. Veasey
at Eighth and Monroe streets dressed
the spliutered bones.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

John Mcguire, who works on a farm
near Fhadd 8 Ford. came to this city
Yesterday and Officer Moran fourd
him last night Ia state unable to
take care OF himself. lie was given n
chance by the Municipal Court this
morning to 20 to his home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

TIE st. Mary's I. 4. Il. SocIety's ex-
curslon Will not 20 to Braudywlne
Springs on August % as stated In a
morning paper but on thut day will
20 to Birmingham Park.