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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
THE sIvFNTH.

ny T A. Smoot OF Luray. summed up
thf situation In the Seventh district I'm
Few words. He said j., was largely an
atIl i'uial district. and that the hard
uihts had caused a great deal Of apathy
among me people, ana that II was, only
htSSHSaiy 10 remove that apathy to
HN'Nc success. We have only to create
victory Us ours" ' az" '''
-. NJ. >. $. Turner the congressman from
hat alsuict WAS next called on lie re-
ported a decided improvement In tbe laS,
twO weeks. and said IL was only neces'
Sary 20 get the people out He ssid r.,
Ieeded 10 be told what the real sitns,i -
W. thal the entire attention ~ tbn
beIple mad been taken up with coal IRON
,,hu sugar. and that even the most te,i'
ns'nt classes had lost sight OF tho noe,,,
it, 4, .s accomplished By the Democraits,
1n' iost congress and that ihev -,
P.SSsu surprise when they were nut he
1921 Zen ~ lie ADVOCATED a square Dem
'a"c Hght on old-fashioned lines. ''
THE sIxfH
,,ofeaklng for the Sixth Mr. r w Scot,
~ ranA branch, said that with the IA
|" sooo speakers Charlotte would dc r i've
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
THr EfGUTH.

Captain Ham Shepperd gave an en-
coaraging account of the Democratic out
look IN the Eighth district. and discussed
the hest methods of work in the canvass
He thought with proper work there need
Do no apprehension Of the result there.
would carry every district IN the state
a.. ,. fanny gave an encouraging &C
covnt of his knowledge Of affairs I'm the
Lbhth district. and summed up the en-
w needs Of that section as q campaign
81 lnAirunilnn 10 the naOnle
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-11

Isaac Naylor, the Yorkshire evange
list. did not arrlyo In time 20 preach
at the evening service and Rev. WIN.
a Mhlte took his plnee. Ills text wae
| from Acts 2, 2 4, 'And suddenly tnero
came II sound from Heaven as of q
flushing mighty wind anu it filled all
lie house where they were sitting, anG
here appeared unto them cloyen
tongues like us OF fire. and it sat upon
leach of them. and they were Mi fiilel
with tho Holy Glost" After picturiug
the disciples awaiting in tho upper
room at Jerusalem In obedience to the
command OF Christ until the descend.
ling of the Holy Ghost. he proceeded to
show the many elements OF certainty
that there are III many religions ex
periences and that no one could pos.
sess tho spirit Without heing absolute
| ly conscious OF the fact
| After illustrating his talk on several
points ha closed with the remark thai
the cItuI b OF to day needed fresh
t"nIeouslui shower. which would re
! nove from ai IN, the fear which no W
tan'ls bet"'', TN and God. Then
uiioNtd u repei,tICn of the precetl.
| ng moating. Christian ministers
lcruwled around the altur and exhor,
cd unbelievers to seek Christ, wh!ll
| -hefe was sucil n precious Influence
| present, and two young men arose
md bowed at tho altar. Women
] shouted. AID in his great Joy Brother
White EN- bracod Brother Hanna.
1t was regular old time Methodist
Ihallelujah time. and when 10 o'cluu,
was announced the bell was hot rung
the Christian people wanted TO SEQ the
two souls converted and before The
uCe.ing was closed one vi tho penI
oils confessed CONVERSION, Praise
10 ID From Whom All BLESSINGS Flow,
vas the hymn through WHICH an pres
lent expressed their JOY. 1t was II
lociock, nearly, before Tie tabernacle
Nns deserted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-11
FIFTH EDITION.



There was full dock of prisoners al
the session OF the Municipal Court
this morning. Harry MoDermo OF was
found yesterday by Officer Leach on
clayton street In an Indecent position
lying IN pnssage way. He had come
from chicago to go to Aberdeen, this
State, to work In the canning factory,
tie was lined 50 and costs.
Geo. richards was charged with the
same offence at the VIM. Lea Il SONS
ICompany's mills at Brandywine
bridge. He was fined 90 and costs.
When searched revolver and a box
OF cartridges were found on his person
He has been employed as a watchman
Tor Patrick Fahey at his quarry, and
ue was therefore discharged from GUS
tody.
The court commended Officer Luons
Tor the arrest OF WIN. Johns, who had
wo stones on his person last night at
Front anu Walnut streets. There was
a row In Bucks saloon and he won't
tout and got the two stones.
FOR being disorderly and shooting
crap William Norrls, colored. was ilii-
Cd 81 and COSTS or thirty days In jaii.
James Collins kept sober for six
months until yesterday and for doing
so ne was discharged with tho hope
eha1 he Will stay sober six months
more.
Lydia Grimes came from PEiladeI.
phia on the BrandywiEe. was fined az
ana costs Tor being drunk. George
JACKSON Tor being drunk, was :lneu 81
and costs.
The charge OF assault and battery
against Samuel Giveson was dismissed
lon payment OF costs, at the request Of
the city solicitor.
!. 8. White for not going home at
me request OF Oillcer Gum, was fined
81 and costa.
Jacob August has kept sober for two
years and ms good behavior mark
was let 20 on the charge OF drunken-
ness.
Harry Sharpley. cnlored, wus arrest.
od at Fifth and Walnut streets for be.
Ing drunk and disorderly. Hs was
lined So ana costs.
Inc children OF William Morrison
were handed over to- the care OF ON.
Ger Stout.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-11

Mr.. Hammond. who resides on
Adams street, near Ninth street. left
here on Wednesday last. being accom-
panied by his wife and baby. to visit
his wi!e's parents at aitoona, Pa. The
couple oox considerable of their sill
yer ware u!ong with them, thinking II
would be safer than il left in Their
house in this city. On Saturday last
from come cause unknown to the writ
or the residence In Altoona where Mr..
and Mrs. Hammond where visiting
caught fire aud was entirely destroyd,
the Inmates barely escaping with
their lives. Everything they had taken
with them from our city was de
stroyed. They were unable to secure
In ore than few articles Of clothing
which they picked up In tile Hight
from the burning building Mrs, Ham
mond's parents lost all OF their house
hold effects. which completely pros
traled them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-11

Inc carly morning prayer meetinu
VIII be ed by Louis Maxwell. Rev. j
W, ltndall oil tIe Philadelphia Confer
-uce Will preach at 10 O'clock.
!, On sunday isaac Naylor Will p eac
II. the morning and probably IN the
= enlng. Tie annual love feast VII
be held at 9 O'cltci aud will IN all
prahabiiity ba III Charge OF Brother
llama. Brother LnylelI will talk In
the afternoon.
GENERAL CAMP NEWS.
Straw rides are becoming m ore popu.
Inr. This evening one went TO Booths
4 orner where al hour spont will
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-11

James Foulk. Mrs. Pierce, Mr.. Foulk
the Misses May Springer. Lizze Tur
ner. Mabel Buchanan, Name Foulk
Carrie Pierce. Mary Hinkson, ant
Wllfred Buckmaster. Morton Taylor
Miller Turner, Arthur Hall and HAIR,
Baynard were those who were present
The record by wheel from the camT
ground to Brandywine bridge, 90
minutes. is held by VIM. Kirk
Clarence Elliott asplres to become the
record breaker and tomorrow IN orn
Ing will 20 over the road with that OBJ
iect In view. He thinks he can knock
q minute of IL at least.
Among the other wheelmen on the
ground this evening were VIM. Her
bert and Frank Mayne.
Rev. A. s. Mowbray of Newport, IL
among the late arrivals. He will &C
home Tomorrow but will return again
on Monday next,
Rev II. q Budd OF Perryyllle. was
also present to-day.
Daniel Gibbs OF Edgcmoor, George
Walters. Ida Smith. Miss jos. Locke
Mrs. Hannah Lenderman, Clarence
Wute. Misc Sarah Phillips, Miss
Owens, Peter Overdeer. Miss Hazletl
Bnrnite. Howard l.. Stats and Netty
Perry were among those who can't
and went during the day.
folioe House Sergeant England o
wilmington IL spending few days o
his vacation with his mother and sisle
here.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-11
Dots.


Passmore Bros. harvested a crop oil
mlllet the past week. which turned
OIL three tons to the acre. notwith
standing the dry weather.
IL Is reported that James Burlington
mas given up potato raising, prefer
ring to work in the mill at Yorklyn
and Mr. Chandler will have to look GU
for another partner.
There were 3474 bathers ut tho bath
house the past week. or this mum bel
20 were men, 3l96 boys, z women ant
los girls.
Col. aud Mrs. Daniel Ross OF 21o
Market street. accompanied by Miss
Laura Gotwails OF West Sth street ar,
sunmering ut Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. X Fox, with their
son George, of 100 East 7th street
have Just returned from Atlantic City.
They stopped at the Nenlig.
Mrs. Hurry Thompson, OF this city
10 passing week or two with friends
In the vicinity Of Fairvile, Pa.
Harry Passmore. with his son visit
cd our city this morning in order tc
make arrangements for another sale
OF fresh cows selected by George s.
Patton, of Bedford county, Pa, on
Monday the Goth inst.
Mr.. g. Eastburn Ia Improving In
health by drinking the sea water from
ia clam shalt as 1t rolls upon the beacl
at Atlantic City.
Building Inspector Dohl issued 0
permits during the week.
w. III. Shakespeare. baggage master
of tho r., W. IL b. Il. X. and Mali Ag't
20. II. -Jolls are visiting ut Gambler
camp.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-11

E'oR SAl.i-Or Will trade cheap. one
l. Nltt'r lie c.c. Lall n . . wesi Ninth
street. AIl-2L'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-11

A fo'vaiescent patient should never
be permitted to sit M late nj mini
After the evening meal il is well for all
visitd Prs to BIZ excluded from the room
and the patient 5 mind should Ina kcnt
ms frro frem excitement AS nossil,lo
The hour fer retiring should be early
and Buch means employed for aiding
sleep as my DO directed hy the nbvsi7
(ciah A glass of b nil: 1T leieime ia
:fter >Isso. ssyia. X. l.u.ao:: ~ I.rn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-11

Rev W. II. Gill, b. D., of New YORK..
who has been filling tile pulpit duIlng
rhe hDseuee OF the pastor, heY. W. +
"a vile, of Rodney street Church Will
preach OIL Sunday morning anu even
ing.
Some twelve hundred eXcurslonists
with the Second Baptist Church OF
Chester. Pa. visited Gordon Heights
park Oh Thursday evening.
Bishop Coleman will uiileiGte at the
OH SweicR Church TO morrow. Mr..
Dunlap having gane to kehobVth to
0fiiuiate thero.
The union camp meeting near tho
Union Park ID still in progress The
meeting have teeu well appreciated
during the week, also well enndIcted.
"A large Attendance Is expected tu-mUr.
row. YOU are all Invited. Ileagling
1880 a. III. anu 5 AMI 10 y. III. kGrs,
L. II. Potts, and n. h. Wilson, ~
charge.
b. .Brlson stntionmaster .at the
p. w, d i, LallrOnd, left this city tlts
morning for lieuohoth, where he VII |
remain Week.
Mas EIya Wiids of kenton, Del Is
visiting tho family oi Willie HENLEY.
Esq.. No. 3IOI Madison stroet.
Mr. Elmer Doughelty OF We2t
Grove and Mr. Albert Dougherty oi
our city, are suihInering at lulches'
ter.
==wm. j. johnson. contractor ana
sheet iron work, has been awarded TIT
roofing and henter work at Wesl
Church, and has about "a houses te
root In different parts OF tho city. Al
toruers In his line Will rect5ye prump
attention Shop SO Shipley strest.
Mrs A. ". Ostergren Is at Atlanti,
City for two weeks.
;. job ii. jackson aud family have
LRone TO Lake Mohawk, y. - wLeI,
they Will reman Tor several days,
r. U. Walter and family and Mis-
Margaret Woodward ure ut Cape May
Il. j.
AVN. j. johnson, practical heate
IMAM IL prepared to do ali kinds O
heater Work at short notice. shop. 81!
sblpley street,
The Alcyon and Hawthorne Literary
Societies will give their first moon
Hight excursion TO Siiyerthorn PurA OF
Thursday, the 18Th Inst,
Mr.. EdwJri 2. Williamson has re
turned FROM trip to Atlantic City
Ned Ia as brown AS berry. lie pa
up at the yendig
Lawyer VIM, Lyman returned yos
terlay ircm Atlantic CITY.
Mr.. Moysten OF Ipysten / Brown
10 AZ Atlantic City
Thos Caldwell Is stopping at Top
pins Cottage in Atlantic City, for /
well earne rest
Mr.. md Mrs. Harry Brown have To
turned from Atlantic City.
Miss Julia H4riigan 81 Baltimore Il
stopping at the Vendig Cottage II
Atlantic city. Miss II. viii renew he
schooldutlss very much Improved II
health.
Miss Annie Gro SLilu1 of Camden Y
y. 10 visiting her father Or. I L. I,ay
Bon No. 841 Last Ninth street.
Miss Annie L boys. OF this CITY. i
sp ndlDg a wee!ts vacation AZ i.rlud5
VINE summit Camp
Mise Hessie Johnson, OF Finley. y
T., Miss Mabel Hutchinson, OF Rrn.
ing, Pa, and Mss Emma Holt Q
Lsnd III -'tHE ar r.u Nh
r. q. Titus. OF 30 1914 Iltuall stree,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-11

\ Express trains.
New York. week days. g e II. IS 10. 40 5
a. IN. a2i, - ~ IS ii. n a. III p IN.
| New York. sundays '303. 7 II. 10 30 n. IN.
'24e. IS IS. = a. ~ y. IN.
uut uirreis.l week days. 500. s IS. 6 IL. 8 IS
'ia y .. ~ 8 Is, 4 ID % IS. Ssl '74i. SIS
Sundays. .aos '7I7, sa,. 500. 90. .ios
II 30 q. M. n. ~ 10 10. a di. IS 81 G3i q II
PniIadc,phin Twelfth and Market Sta.
week days, - Oh = IL IS 40 40 50 u mn :. ~
sundays . Oh. 20 IL. 10 sG a. M. 's4s. .7 "A
!, CiiESrER. week days. .soa. s5s. rI7. eas
= So. 500 IS ~. 10. 300 10 10, III - II. III,
IS 'sdo. 3 % 81. % 30. ~. z ~. So. 10. =
Gu ESTER. Sundays .aos. T17. 03'. 500
10 I. 40 u. m. -. - ~ q ii. 81. % 80. 81
i ATLANTIC city. week days. I'll. ls "A. :
';4o u M sundays = 1850 a. H.. 'a.i9 p Ii
| WEST BOUND.
| BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, .. Is
o. IS 81 ~ M. III 49, - o. s0a ~. - ISIS II
sundays. us. 7oa % ~ a. IT., 1916. .ao5
o. y ~, % IL. 'S5S y. IN.
baltimore and Way stations 70aa "A. m. 30
Newark. Del. ~ 10. o. IS 81 a M. .is 1913 o3
'i y. u oS IS. IS IL IS bS IL 10 p. III. Sunday,
- OS ~ y u IN, IL III. 3Ol'4 49, 30. Is ~
pittsIurp. . ~ a M. .4ai p. M daily
! ChlchRo, - 3!a M, 81 p. ni daily.
! z ncinnnti and It. Louis, ~ III y. IN. ant
,'s 5s y. M. daily.
New Orleans via Bristol AMI CHATTANOOGA
4 2 81 y. m. daily. Through sleeper to New
l Orleans.
SinEerly accommodation. EOS u. H.. 800
7 = aud IL 10 p. M. daily.
Landeuherg accommodation. week days.
II ". y D! II. M rs and ~ D. III Sundays
o 30 u. IN, B "a p. III.
Trains leave Market street station. fol
\ New York. week days. - 20 II. III.
j. For Philadelphia, week days u 20. = 30, % 20
~ 20 u. M. b. 9i5 p. III. sundays. U ~ IL III.
| 90 b. 0 l5 p. Iii.
For pttsburg and Chicago week days, IS ].
ia. III.
! For Baltimore, week days. 0 So $50 a. IN.
/ %. . Up. IN. Sunday 81 D. m.
, For LaudenIerK and Way stations weol
aa1ye, 80, 90 Il. m. = Ii. ~ p. IN. Sunday
vs. II. ~. 3 40 y. IN.
Leave rhiindeIphia tTwenty -ionrth AN
lChertnnt sIrceisl Tor Whining week dnH :
T.. 81. i, ~. IS " TO- III i4i m. II noon, u -
Is, 3u0. ID. = w. 30. % on. - u. 81. II II
10 10. :, 3S IS ~ ~ 10 and IL ~ y. IN.
| sunday, - "a. 8. y On. 81. 10. ~ AZ II. IN,
Il oun. a 80 W. 10. - W. ~ 80. 'i3S. IS .
llJ 10 aud lib y. III.
I.envr Philadelphia Twelfth and Mnrle
- III, % Is. q ;! y. III. Sundays, $50 = Al
Il, u Il. NJ, - 40 y Up. m, - e..
i Telephone. No, 1913.
Rates 10 Western points lower than via an!
other line.
Il. Is. CANPBELL4 General Manaler
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-11


makes hay.
Mon and women whose store OF
strength and nervous energy has fat.
len 80 low that 1t barely keeps
them through the day should iii.
their veins now with fresh blood full
of red corpusclee, and store tho mil
lion tiny nerve cells with energy by
meaus OF DR.. Paine's celery compound,
while 1t is summer and the sun shines.
There are now faw drafts upon the
strength of tho body, no winter colds
o resist, nor spring ianguor to drag
one back. 1t is amazing how rapidly
: It is possible to lay up nerve force and
',ylgor, over and above the daily OK.
pendlture. Those who suffer from
tidney troubles, liver or stomach
r weaknesees and rheumatism lind TIC
time 30 suited as tho present to over
, coming these diseases by giving these
fAoverworked, pourly.fed organs bluol
that Ia rich and pure in quality, ant
: sure to lnvlgorate.
nj This Is what Paine's celery com
pound Is doing all over the cuuntrj
while 1t Ia summer and while ever,
one feels that now Ia the time to &c
well,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-11

MIR. Chas. Kyle was seen talking in
his usual cheerful manner to a fair
young lady upon the beach at Atlantic
City yesterday.
John May has received a permit for
the erection OF a two story brick
swelling on Iobdell street between
Claymont and Head streets.
John Adams black mare beoame
frightened at trolley car at Eighth
ana Union streets last night and rnu
away. The carriage was broken to
pieces ana Mr.. Adams received seye.
raj Injuries. The mare has not vet
been recovered.
"A civil service examination for let
ter carrlers and clerks was held here
to-day. 1t will be continual on Mon
day; There were o. applicants exam-
lued to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-11
CiECKMATED.,

My ladye spento goldcn houro rE
Last pighte with me ate cheese, W.
And on ~ those who know her power
Ye dire result can guesse, a.
3, ye little handle, like leaf of fcrne, 3F
Can sore destruction worke; Id
Time those deare eyes a magic lies, &E
A mighto untclde doth lurkel Ak
My ladye loves ye game of cheese. "
Yehotte Contested flelde;
Yette amileth less when harde they press
Thar when my cohorts yiclde.
All, II dared to presso my suit
Would she bee cold and grave?
Or would she smile in sweetness mute,
Ye answer doe craYe2
My bishop good my love shall plcadct
My Anishte ride GU her queste;
My pawns shall hcde her slightest needle
My castle guard her reste;
My king whomo crst che did dethrone,
Shal bow willing knee;
NJ quecne-nay, one is qucene alone
She PLAYS alto cheese with mel
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-11

E'oi; Il y E-lioomsat Nos = Jefferson
L street. al-st'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-11

The Committee on Transportation
are making every effort possible to
take out u large excursion To Iltts'
burg, Pa, to the National Encamp.
mei,t September 10th to 10 quite a
number of prominent citizens are
booked for the trip The faro Tor the
round trip is only 5000. A splendid
chance for sight seeing and Il gool
outing. Any comiGda who desires a
new badge or u now design Tor the
SSth National Encampinent can pro,
cure them from the Head Director OF
the Department. Chas. a. Foster. No.
] West Seventh street. Any citizen
accompanying the Il. A II. Will be en-
titled II they desire them. Cost vii
lie smaIl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-11

The celebrated Erownson QuarLotte.
lMcCullion hlcNulty, O'Neal aud
Mason Will appear to morrow after.
noon at Union Park In solos, duets.
trios and quartettes. The Brownson
quartet Is the best.ln city, and IA treat ia
IN store for the patrons of the favorite
resort, Union Park. Tomorrow after.
noon and evening.
Tonight au reyoir to the fascinating
and beautiful Rialta,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-11

Inc second story of the frame house
Jo4 East 9TH street. was DESTROYED by
liro this morning. Chas. II. Ross was
awakened by his wife on the 3D. floor.
rs she smelled smoke, and thoy only
hhd .imo to get out ana lost everything
put trunk with some clothing. Ross
hau no Insurance on the goods.
:, Inc lire originated from defective
Iilue. Mrs. Florence Carney oeeuniss
the first floor and kept the fire in har
stove all night and from this the lire
orig mated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-11
PENNSYLVANIA R AILR0AD.
The standard Railway Of America
rho1EcTED THROUGHOUT by Tha
Interiorking switch and Block signal Sy
tenn.
PHILADELIHIA, NILMIN,sTON &
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
IN EFFECT JUNE 18th. 1891.

IN EFFECT JUNE 18th. 1885,
Trnins will Irnve " iIn,iuuton n- follow :
For Phtiadeiphin tcxprcssl, l.57. a.5J. 4gO
~. '.lS f.b $50. s.55. 100. 1916, 1854 H. 20
ll.1l A. NJ. si2 10, l5i. Jp5. SOL. $40. $50. 7OI
and VIZ p. N.
accommodation. coo. TOo. BOG. iO.4o. n3I a
NJ. Il" ~ -, .. ~, j.l5 '.tJ Hnd 1879 u. m.
FOR Chester Icxprcsl. l.5'. 40. q 3J 80. rs
- S.55, lOpj. li.O. l.6l H. M, LII. 800, b.5G
accommodation. 600 100. sos 1910, 1i.33 a
M, l2fi. - . 30, 5.l5. a. and III. " u. IN.
FOR New York. l.b'. 2.li 40 ~. 40. $50
~. lO.b. 1870, 10. 10, ll.bl Il IN, si2I0. l.87
- ".Oj. 50I, $40 sod 'G.2O,I.Oi and TO- ~ D. M
+ or Boston without change lO.lBu. IN M,
~ p. Ia.
Fur New Orleans Richmond and Danvi!l,
, /. Y, rcss li.il p. III
Fer West Chester via Lumokin. $50 u IN.
II T.. III.
Tor Newark Center and intermediate SIN
tions.s Al a. IN. ana G.3ap. IN.
baltimore and Washington, ABS. sol. 9.ll
4b.lg aud lli0a u. NJ. l2.uI. l2.23. sI.I5, ~
~ o %. goo, t.'s. I'LL 80 p. ia. aud ia
night.
baltimore and Intermediate statlons "a
LiA, Cos and il.5i ~ m.
baltimore and bay Line j.23 p. III
DELAWARE DIVISION.
For New Castle. s.14 1l.ll II. IN. 80 Az
I6,l5, go y H. and 1905 night
For Lewis, S.13 II. III. 81, y. Ill.,
FOR eboboth s,l3u. ul.Uud 1. = p. III.
IAprcss for Dover. Harrington ana Delnar
lS.l5 'l.tJa. III. 80 y. IN. itnu laDI night.
For Harrington and way stations only. 25
lp- III.
| Exprcss For Wyoming G5l n IN.
/ Express for Cape Charles. Old Point Com
Tort and Norfolk. !l.ua IA. IN. and l2.Ol night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-11
1t allan ART Has spent ITS Force.


In the nature Of things it was not tt
be supposed that much excellence OF
painting could come ont of Italy, says
Mr.. John c. Van Dyke. in writing Of
the display Of painting at tho World +
fair in The Century.
As well expect fine marbles from
modern Greece or bias -rclrfs from Mcso.
potamia. The flower is blown, and even
the stalk is In a dry rot The art genius
Of Italy typified itself i'll countless forms
during tho renaissance, 1t spent its
force, eliminating with Titan and DIV.
ing with Tiepolo in an art peculiar to its
age and people. The present race can.
not repeat the triulnphs of the past, uoI
have they the versatility or strength to
produce new art in keeping with new
tastes
Tho attempts of most of the moderns
are pitiful in their weakness. Pictures
of the Roman Canmagna, with ruined
agueducts, pictures ri the pyramids, st.
Peters,, the Forum, Ponpciian flower
girls ht fountains, monks, fruit sellers,
beg8ars-ipow much better are they
than the Tourist pictures of castled Chill.
lon or tho Jungfrau, with an Alpine
glow collar around its top! Pcnelope's
suitoEs nth the bow of Ulysses and the
moaern lta'ia"s with the palette of II.
tian! What eouid they do that would
not seem petty by comparison? Thai
which is Italian is mediocre in anali.y.
and that Which is very good Is not Ital,
ian.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-11

Winnie Stayton. boy of IA years OF
lage. met with u serious misha D ,yester.
day afternoon about 5 O'Clock la Blu.
menthal's factory. In attein pting to
put lot OF skins and not noticing the
Elevator having been raised up he fell
into the pit from the first floor.
hnger on his left hand was broken
and his left side aud arm were badly
bruised. lilo was removed to his home,
300 East Seventh street. lie Is attend.
ed by DR.. Shorllidgs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-11

The successful merchant adyertises
TO attract trade. lights his store we'll
10 sell his goods. 70 II poorly lighted
store II the customer comes '.Well,r
he says, II can't see that I'll Gull again"
uut he doesn't. lie goes next dec
where they have electric lights and ile
can see and buys. The Wilmington
City Electric Light Co.