davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-10-04
Gd6t enolia Don fid b0ren.
Der Ianee permiBte Grbe oes bel Detroit er=
moroeten Gremiten in Chicago
auf9etau9t.
Sc e 10 g 4. Oft.

8etreffs 6es Q(ufentbaltSortes bon @m.
o. GrombleD, benz DermtBten Grben beS
ermor6eten Grenliten Gbaupin 6et 9etroit,
1T bon Sobn s. SeiB BON Chicago an ben
Qbpofaten 0emmon III BertD NmDop cine
Oepeicbe etn8etroffen, tponacb GrCmbLep
nl0BGtb auf Der 8ilbfldcbe eri6iencn lit
Trnb BON Seib bic ibn fir ieinen &lnlbetl
an GbauDin's NoblaneHidaft i9Albi9e
@umme eingefOrDert bat.
, 1894-10-04
Inter anoerem Namen III Denper
p%erurtbeilt.
81 Chicago ffebt oerieIbe Mann inter ser
2~Inflo9e oes lIoroes.
0enDer, Sol, 4. Oft.

S6ea, ser Gbef Der Gbicagoer @ebeims
p~oli8ei, Dat Ser Boli5ei in OenOer mit8es
tbetlt, boB SOS. 8rOpn, tpelcbcr bort 3u
elmer breiidbrigen @~efGn8niBitrafe perltrz
tbeilt mrrbe, Safe Spinner lit, beiien
Q(ntpeien6eit, tDe9en zines bon i6nr per-
ii6ten MorbeS III Chicago bringcno gez
niinl6t pirb. 9tacboem Spinner ietne
6traf5eit BORT ab8eieiien BADEN pirO, miro
CT beSbalb I'M BORT prO5eiltrt 81 meroen,
nacb G9icago tranSportirt lDeroen.
, 1894-10-04
Madagascar ntdt unter Blodaoe.
5ranFreih nil nur ole Sanoune pom Kriees=
material fir ole 6olpas perhinoern.
Sort 2outs, SnieI Maurttius,
4. Oftnhrr. {

Y0rt SoutSy Snlel W(dlrtttuS,
4. SftOber.
Die Na1ribt, 6aB 6rantreib Sic Snlel
WtaOagaScar inter 8lodabe 9eiteut babe,
wurOe Dur3 einen 9ompfer bon Maba.
9ascar hierber 9ebro4t, Die 9to9ribt
i6eint auf einem WtiBUeritdnoniiie Der bon
Tranfrci6, 3ur 8erbinOerung Der 9anbung
BON Grie8smaterial fir Die SotpaS, gsz
troffenen WaBre8eln 5u beruben.
Die Don WtaoagaScar bier an9etommencn
3eitungen melOen, baB bic franSOiiiben
NlniicOIcr pom irensOiii6en 0teiiOenten Die
Wa6nung erbalten BADEN, iicb QngeiicbtS
!n0glicber Standardization na6 Der &iite
Suriid3u5tebcn, Ser fran5Olil6e 8ticbof
jebOb unO Die fran5Oiti9en Miiliondre
baben erflGrt, bis gum lcsten ~Qlugenbltde
in ber 6aUptita0t bleiben 81 wouen.
, 1894-10-04
Brutaler 2lIoro.
Gin stroI9 erideint i'll elmer mirtbidaft uno
eridte6t faIten Slutes oen
Sbanffeuner.
6eattIe, g4aib., 4. DIT.

@eitern cribien III bet vWtu9" 9cnanne
ten 8irtbicbaft etn Mann, melcber ben an
>peienben @dlten, ctpa Elm 0uBenO al BET
3abl, beiabl, bic 9dnoe 0o6 5u balten.
@bos. s.. 8ir0eu, bcr S6antteQner, grtff
mach ietncm &epolDer, aber Der Strol6 mar
ibuellcr uno lhoB ibm eiuc &u9el Ourcb
SaS Ser3. BirOeu ~itiirStc toot nicocr, mo-
raul Der MDr6er, wGbreno ct Die 9lnmeielz
ben nit ieinem 8epolDcr in Scba9 btelt,
Die @irtblcbait DerlteB unO entfom.
, 1894-10-04
N1uE Strdfe 5dblen.

emma S9nciOer, uelcbe unter Ser 9(nz
tla9e perbaitct Wurbe, in Dem 6auS go.
189 8eus Str. Elm u~errufeneS !6aus 5u
fiiDren, wurbe beute Dfor9en bon Jtibtcr
Geriten nit. $25 bclegt. Die Sniaiien
emma Senien, &oia Seuien, &ittie Stint
mann, Wtinnie 8obinion. Daniel Sauien,
Senrp 6rep unO S. &. SOrbeS wur0en nit
einer 9erwarnul9 freigeLalien.
, 1894-10-04
mabriaetnli1 Opfer 0es lebten
SturmeS.
ueber finf5ig Seiden an DER KHfe pom
Florida an oen Strand 9emorfen.
Sc N WDrf, 4. Sft.

Cine SpesiaG6epeide aus g8et Slori0a
melOet, baB tpGD:eno Der leBten betoen
Sage iiber fiinf3ig meni6It6e 3eicben All
Sen o%ortigen &lippen angetrieben ipur0en.
pom bel1en iicb Die meiltcn i3on III etnem
Dor8ei6rittenen 3uitanoe Der Serweiun9
befanben. 9ielelben tpurben begraben,
nj ite 9efulben tpur6en.
, 1894-10-04

SIN Ser u8cnliOnzOff ic i'm 8unOeSs
oebdl,6e beganm beute M0rgen Die @us7
5ablung Der 4eniipnen fir Oas nit Dem /.
Sftober ~be0iunenbe Quartet. Die 0eS
iamutiumme lift biele8 Utal bo6er, ais je
auuor, lie betrdgt namIi6 81, 100000. Die
lussablung miro ungefGbr eInen WtoHat
in QluIprub nebmen.
, 1894-10-04
Stdotiihes.
Ods metter.

Spttter 9Getne, rs @al6irgtOn Ctr,
bericbtet fir GbicaGo Die foLgeuoen 8arOs
meter unb T6ecmometerltGuoe:
lin 8 l1br WOrg. 81 ST., nm 9 ltbr so
Gr., nm 10 ltbr "a ST., I'M IL lIbr 81
@r., I'M II ltbr 81 ST.. 8arometeritanb
nm 8 ubr Wtorg. 29.04, IL Ilbr % .04.
, 1894-10-04
IloA 9ndot9 oapon9efommen.
Der farmer Oenner mir oes Go0ti9laos
pierteu Grooes icbuIoie b~efunoen,
SO Q6iiDn. QRis.. 4. Oft.

Sobn 9snner, ipelber i'm Letter CONF
ner ben 8ferbeDGn6ler g8infiel6 Scott
INNS 2ebeu bracbte, lit l1ab cincmNufieDen
erre9enOen Bro3eB beS Sootlc9logs pierten
0raoes ibuloig befun0en tporben. 0enner
lit elm BET Ntiooleton tpobnenber Tarmer !;
bic 8ertitnOt8un9 6es llrt9eitS lit EMIT
meiIen Deridoben por6en.
, 1894-10-04

lin acknowledgement Bel ser segenz
pdrtigen gtotbIage bas @rlangen BON 8ez
i6dftigung 81 erlei6terH, nimmt baS
9Ibenoblatt Der SuinotS Staats3eitung
SteuengeiuAe unentgeltlicb auf. 7
, 1894-10-04

Die @oltcn ocrsie6en 1i4 6eute 9t6en6
"no morgen ibeint Die Some tpieoer boil
"no tp0rm. Quft5ug aus g8eiten.
, 1894-10-04
Shanghai auber 6efabr.
OafeIbe fol- pom ocn iaponiideu Gruppen
nidt an9earifen weroen.
Tpftp, 4. Oft.

SOfto 4. Oft.
Der itaIienii9c @eIanote bat bon Sapon
oaS Geripreben erbalten, 60B SGangbai
BON ben Sapanern nibt angegriffen werOen
ipiro.
, 1894-10-04
Japon mill cine 2tnIeibe ma6en.
Der Setrae oerieIben nod unbeFannt.
9 otobam a, 4. Sft.

Die iapantfbe 5tegierung bat bei6loiien,
i'm NuSIanbe cine NnIetbe 81 macben. Ser
8etrGg berielben lit nibt befaunt.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-06-30

The usual treatment Of ca'arIh is very
unsatisfactory. as thousands can testify,
Proper local treatment is positively nec
essary to success, but many, if not most,
of the remedies in general use afford but
temporary relief. \ cure certainly car-
not be expected from snutts, powders
douches aud washes. EIy's Cream Balm
which is so highly commended, is rem
edy which combines the important
requisites OF quick action, specific cur
alive power, with perfect safety and
pleasantness TO the patient. The drug
gists all sell it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-06-30
Black Coffee to Cleanse Black
Clothes.

Soiled black garments may be cleaned
by sponglng with clear black coffee, With
an equal quantity OF water ard a tea
spoonful Of ammonia and alcohol for each
pint. \ silk dress s.ould always be
brushed with soft camel's HAIR brush.
Whisk broOms are too harsh and cut the
silk. Hair brushes should go to the
wash weekly, as regularly as do the
sheets and pillow cases. In shallow
basin put little warm water, with tea
spoonful OF washing powder, shake the
brush in this. the bristles down. being
careful to keep the back and handle oat
Of the water Us much as possible. Dry
in an open, sunny window.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-06-30
The Modern Couture an Art.

Most women are unable to ''do'' the;r
own hair. At , fashionable luncheon
recently only two out OF the Twelve
women present prolessed to be able t.
arrange their own hair. Most CT then
relied on q maid Of HAIR dresser 10 per
form this essential part of their toilet
The art which apes simplicity is tho
hardest to obtain. To ignorant mascu
line eyes it looks caralessly graceful, bu
it requires the services Of skiIlful mala
or the knack OF clever woman. Nov
that every woman must appear }turg
there is Il capital way of touching NJ
white hairs. Ordinary tirotuyo cf iyor
put on with cancels hair brush vi
not stain the skin, and turrs these hcrrir
little evidences either nrown or black
according 10 ths number of applications
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-06-30

For Malaria, Liver Tcou-
BILE, or Indigestion. use
BROWNS IRON BITTGRS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-06-30
Fruit For Diet.

What Is called the winter diet is com
posed Of foods that are more or less
astringeut. The spring die, on the
other hand, should be laxative, aud
nature provides delicate fruits, vcge.
tables and meats.
In all cases there are habits, and III many
idi0syucrasies of the stomach which are
the best guides in the selection OF foods.
For instance, it is generally believed that
the proper place for frni: course is at
the end Of meal, when the v inc, sugar,
acid aud salts lend valuable assistance 20
the digestive organs. Juicy fruits, eaten
raw, that are unspniled by sugar, cream
and pastry, act like an apcrent. People
who live to cat and have in mind the
welfare of the stomach, pay as much
attention to the dinner fruit as to any
other course.
Says an epicurean on this subject: The
sick will be well and The we'll will be
beautiful when the fruit question is prop
erly understood. Fruit should be eaten
last-sent down the canal on top OF the
freight to hasten its distribution. If how
ever, it has been the habit to eat fruit
first, that habit cannot DC changed with
out mischief. Let well eaUugh alone.
The banana is splendid quit where
it belongs. For the North American it
| is one of the worst articles of cousumpt-
ion. Importations Vi green fruit are not
as attractive IS they appear. Fruit
freight travels slowly. To reduce the
risks taken i'll handling these perishable
goods, they are packed green. bananas
and tomatoes are pat in 4 sealed room
heated by kerosene lamps or gas, which
inexpensive heat brings out ripe color,
but the perlection-the wine pulp and
| flavor-is lost. Instead Of being Juicy,
the banana is pasty and indigesribe
The berries brought in refrigeratOrs are
better.
Oranges and lemons are good travellers
but the apples, pears, pineapp!es anC
peaches lose in tho trip. Try and &et
supplies near home. Grapes, oranges
and grape fruit are SO good that it il
because Of their acid, wine and sugar
that it is difficult to compare them
Straw berries and fresh figs are wortl
their weight in gold. There is syrul
in the juices of great medicinal value.
Figs are grown successfully in TIL
South, but they are we'll worth tbt
Travellers attic ntion, being TOO pegishab
for transportation. Raw. ripe oht:rie
are cheap at any price, and 50 arc sounC
oranges. A tuo orange full Of wine /
heavy. Weight is the test OF the fruit
For the system set against fruit. aspaE
agus, lettuce, caulifiower, bCcta, arti
cbokcs, green peas and well strung bean
are good. Thee arc properties in th
asparagus that are unsurpassed, stimu
lating rather than ilou;ishjng the tissue
The water in which asparagus is GoDkat
is one of the best o! washes for the iac
and neck. 1t was used by the beautic
of antiquity, and is nov being resorte,
to by tho English and French ladies
Used alter the bath, it will make til
skin fine, soft, clean.
Only the heart of lettuc3 is worth eat
ing. The outer dark green leaves mereI
tax the digestion with So much super
tluous matter.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-06-30

This remedy is becoming So ~elt
known and 50 popular rs 10 need no
special mention. Ali who have used
Electric Bitters sing the Same song oil
praise. n puror medicine does nos exist
and it is guaranteed 20 do ali thaa IS
claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all
diseases Ct the liver and kidneys: viii
remove pimples, boils, saiE Ihsum ard
other affections caused by Impure blood
viii drive malaria from the system and
prevent as well as cure all malarial fovera
For the cure Of headache, constipation
and indigestion try Electric Bi.tura.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Price 50o and 81 90 st II e.
Fsazers's Drug Store, Eiktou.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-06-30
Hucklen's ArHIca Salye.

The best salve id the world Tor cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, foveI
sores, letter, chapped hands, chiIblaias,
corns, and all skiu eruptiuus, and post
lively cures piles CT no pay required. Ii
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction
or morey refunded. Price . cents POI
box. Fer sale by r. b. Frazer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-06-30
Two LIVES Saved.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction City
H., was told by her doctors she had con
sumption, and that there was no hope
for her, but two bottles of DE-. Kings
New Discovery completely cured her and
she says it saved her life. Mr. Thomas
Eggers, 1879 Florida street, San Francisco
suffered from dreadful cGlG, approach
ing consumption; tried without rosulS
everything else, thea bJughs one bottle
of DR.. Kings New Discovery sua was
cured in two weeks lis is u,ta-aI!y
thankful. It is such results, o. whioh
these are samples, thai prove The wonder
full efficacy Of this fnedicin3 in coughs
and colds. Fee trial bottles at L s.
Frezer's Drug Store, Elzton. Regular
size SOC and Sl00.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-06-30

Tho mau who can keep his temper
when he attempts to drive his reighh..'s
chickens cut o; his garden through TIE
same hole b. which they came in seed
have no fears of Satan
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-06-30

BROWN S IRON BITTERS
cures Dyspepsia, In
digesti on 6 Debility.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

Go to Weyl's. 3l9 East ourth stree t
for all the Sunday papers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

Commemorated to-day, was the TWEEN
ty-fourth Arch Bishop OF Canterbury,
"a. D., $50 9SS. A saxon Saint born
|nt glastonbury, A. D.. 924, and educa.
ted In his native place under q society
OF Irish monks. He lived for come
time with his uncle AthelmIus and
was by him INTRODUCES to the notice OF
King AthelstRn. Having enemies at
he was baniehed from the royal pres.
Ience: Being urged BY AlpheRe, Bishop
Iof Winchest. to assume monastlc
forwards ordained priest. In A. d. 957,
he was made Bishop OF Worcester and
after OF London. When Edgar
becams King Of all England he was
raised to the OF see Canterbury and was
appointed Papal Legate by Pope John,
xii.
After preaching three times on AS
censlon bay A. d.. 9SS. he died on Sat-
urday following and was buried In his
own cathedral. Some of his bones are
said TO have been translated to Glas-
tonbury in 1912, but most OF them
were found In his tomb In 1908 These
,emblems are pair OF pineers and a
harp. In England there are six
churches In Kent. six In Middlestx and
six In other places dedicated to him,
among which are the well-known
London churches oil S. Dunstan's, near
Temple Bar, and S. Dunstan's In the
east. Dunstnn In nemoration in
the calendars OF Saruin and Rome. as
well as the Anglican. but not In those
: of Bede or the Eastern Church. D. J.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19
A LOVE SONG.

whore have you been to-day. Annie
whore have you been to-day
Blythe shore where the river becomes
Or up on the hills. away.
ny purple heather and saffron broom.
Like clouds at the sunset hour.
And all the well-kenn'd flowers that
In each breezy hillside bower7
We're you there. Annie Smith. that youI
And your eyes SO laughing ana blue2
Was Il there that you spent the whole OF
Or. tell me. darling, were you
In the leefy wood where the grass grows
with tile fairies at their play
Did You tiirt with oberon. dance with
That your face. Annie Smith. is SO gayi
Where have you been to-day. Annie
That you smile so gayly on mea
BY the shore where The river becomes 0
frithP
Or W ere you upon the sea2
Did you sail In a pearly she'll Annie
Smith,
With your hair fiying free?
Do your laughing blue eyes tell Annie
Such a happy tale of the sea.
Or were you down in the caves. Annie
Smith,
With the mermaids under the seaP
Did the mernien beneath the waves. An
Die Smith,
Try to catch and keep you from me7
Or dad you fly through The air all tn
day2
Did you froiic with the wind?
Did you dine with the man in the moon
pray, $3.50
, That your face and your eyes are
laughing and gay?
! Come. Annie, Annie be quick and say
| Where have you been the whole or tn
DAY,
In your body or your mind9
From Plays by John Davidson.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19
,.l.aalI, l!s.Ias!GilaI Sl1,l:

r he largest stock of shades in the Of y
Spring roller shades. 90, %. 871
and Sd cts. each. The 37l1Ss and SO
cts. shades are oil cloth. Best cam
brio shades n cts. each. Plain hand
painted SHADES made and hung IS eta.
each. We alse handle Baneroft's sun
fast Hollands lFormly Rocksonial,
French Chiffon, Lace Border, Duchess
lace Rustic, Oordsd aud Florentin o
shades The best goods ct the lowest
prlcsA sA1-e-o-d
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

L. PRNNfR0vALFI rLs
made FNsnty- avs yearT cxpeFienoe.
lola by 1rugkists. Once. 100 N. Ninth
1tfeef. Fhiia.1 BY mail or at office. q.
kdsiee Tres. Ladiea beware Of imita-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19
cRATEE uL- COMFORTING
EPP s. COCOA.


BY thorough knowledge OF the natu-
raj laws which govern the operations or
digestion ami nutrition. and by careful
application vi the fine properties OF we'll
selected Cocba. Mr.. Epps has provided our
breakfast tables with q delicatcly favor
ed beverage which may save US many
heavy doctors bills. 1t Is by tue judicous
use OF such articles OF diet that constt.
tuition may be gradually built up until
strong enough TO resist every tendency to
disease. Hi ndreds of subtle maladies are
floating around us ready to attack where
ever there I'd n weak point.We may escape
many fata shaft by keeping ourselves
well fortified with pure blood and prop.
erly nouIiBhed frkme.-"Cfute Sef.pfce
Gazetteer
Made simply with boiling water OF
milk. Sold only I'm halr-pound tins by
grocers LABELLED thus:
JAMES EPPS a CO., homeopathic
Chemists. L london, england.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19
Esxgl.ss;,Ilii q VIII q
GAN Be CURED
A CURE GUARANTEED
DR.. j. B. MAYER,
r Ifli6 Eres e. Fhl;a pa,
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL,
LOUISVILLE. ". NEW YORh Mk

Ease at once, no operation or delay from bun.
ments 81 physicians. r dies and prominent citi-
zens can be seen at Office. Consultation fec and
strictly confidential. Send for circulars.
Office Hours; n. NJ. to "a . N.
nAgEs FOE sEFEsrNcg.
The following are few of the many that navo
peen entirely cured Of Rupture by DR. J. b
saeob G. sahant ssao North BROAD st.. rhla
z. g. sheesly. sheelton. DauIhin Co., Pa. r
f. A. T. H h91ifiis Ne,w ra3si 4. j. fa ~
John i sohearer yellow Housep. g. ,Herksco: p
). Jones Philips, Kennet square, Pa.
A. A. Goldcwonthy, Gent,slia, Col. Co. EA
g. Heritage, Mglies Hill, Nj.
e. A. Kreits. slatington, Ia.
d; DRyIs Ftt B.l i SsSs T I, Sa,z
Geo. W. Watt, Eorr!stown, Pa.
s. T. Benny. 8oi s. 10th St. Phila
Rev. 8. H. Sherner, eunbury. Pa. =.
?; ]; Pallet, Ri ! Il mi y, iEsseding. ~
!. G 8; nsiaf s clayton as II. j. fA
g e., G Piper, sss pss al, Ct, ae9SS1e' Pa.
n shsw, Winone ,,AsEeaus. W. Of Morris ssrsss
SSn,; Dix is2s Mont Gontrese ST Phila pa
9. Leckel, aasi Reese ST., PIila. I
]. @. Quimby, Gal Pearl ST.. Reading, Pan
r. G. Stanley, ga Spruce Ct, Lebanon, Pa
A. Schneider, Locust Dale, Pa.
u. B. Holl, Ii mekiin r. O., Berks Co, Pa.
G. A. Deturk Birdsboro, Berks Co., Pa.
VIM, E. Harte nstlne, Phoenixvile, Pa.
W.M Line ach ,62f Washington St, Reading, Pa.
John G. Lyme, 1910 Howard st., Harrisburg, Pa,
Chas Smith, S1a Greenwich St., Phila.
g, BuTkbsrd, Sse Locust 81 Rsadfing' e..
Henry L. Rove, Pottstown, Pa.
g. L. Bwar.H, Poynette, Via.
VIM. J. i)ibig haus 62e Taylor St., Camden, Ni2s
Aires laley, Fhillipsburg, N y.
R. MagiIi, Glen Loci, Chester Co. Pa ,,.,sy
MI. 5eckHr1, Baird st., Germantown, PhiiAs
John ehupe, TelEord p. o. -songt. Co., Pa. ~
VIM. ETH ger, Leesport, Pc. Il
f. CrabtrSe, 290S pelethofp st., Philn.
q. 8. CseeIy, a5i7 North 2hd st., rhsla.
philadelphia Office Is closed on the 2nd satuss
Gay Of each month, DR.. J. D. Mayer being at the
fotel Penn, Reading, Pa, TO give treatment TO
IONS IN that vicinity on that day.
Z j. D: Mayors terms for treatment - In
;, ofall. tan and get cured.
~ b. Persons from out of town can recsEvs
treatment end return hoEae the same day. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

cuppinsand isecnins. ias y. sscond p
Oupping q iseching Parker hos Madison.
American Laundry. COZ West Front St.
Roses cents per piece, or % cents
per dozen. at Hayden's. TOO Market So
DIR. SHINING white PuImonic Balsam,
the famous throat and lung remedy
and hvpophosphate or lung food. COG
King street.
ia arippe positively cured. Coughs,
colds. sore throat, Group and all lung
and fhroatcompiaints positively cured
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

LINoit RENT OR SALE-iiouse 1889 Ben
~ nett. z rooms. bath, hot and cold
water. pnpered throughout, ut 5000 u
month. Kcnt free until May 2sth. APP
ply to j. W. Bullion. 2l3 Market street
with ], a. j. ml2-8t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19
$4,000.


There is not happier quintet in the
city Of Hoboken, 1t is cafe
to say, than the five lucky men upon
whom the tickle goddess bestowed the
first prize OF SIS. 900 In the April draw.
ing OF the Honduras National Lottery
Company Uouislana State Lottery
Co., now at Puerto Cortez, Honduras.
1t was last fall when Mr.. Oscar
Hanger. newsdealer. who resides at
No. 704 Garden street, Hoboken. it,
duoed four friends to join him In pur-
chasing a lottery ticket. Each Of the
men paid one dollar. and as the draw
ing took place monthly. the men con-
tinued purchasing IS ticket, until
In April drawing the lucky number
20, I21, won the sT5, 600 prize. the num-
Der held by thelucky Hobokenites.
The news OF the happy occurrence
spread rapidly. and shortly after our
reporter Visited the lucky winners.
who are mostly Germans. to get an
interview In respect to their plans.
Oscar Hanger was first seen. He
lives In modest little house, No. 704
Garden street, Eoboken.
"Well." Mr.. Hanger said, who Ia a
man OF about forty.eight years OF age,
acSS JUL hlhho &OOh upo Va tho
money. ! have made good living as
newsdealer for the last twenty-five
years aud do not intend to give I'D
my business altogether. The money
shall invest In real estate. ] think 1t
safest nowadays.
John r. Henohy, the second partiel-
pant In the S75, 900 prize. Is one OF the
proprietors OF the Hoboken Evening
News, a very active and prosperous
newspaper.
The reporter found him In his coy
little residence, No. 1907 bloomfield
street. Il am quite young man yet
said Mr.. Henchy, who lie about thirty
five years. ''and think this is chance
to be used to best advantage. The
Lottery Company paid the money
promptly and without making any de
auctions. In fact, have not cont
to any conclusions yet how to lnvest
the money. i will certainly worl
along for the News as IL had neve
played"
The other parties interested are Al
bert Kieselbnch. barber, residing a
No. 504 Washington street; Harr,
Matthews, a compositor on the Even
ing News, and Mr.. Louis Piser, OF 2
Willow avenue.
\ The money has been divided, eacl
of the parties receiving $4,000 as hi
share. They are also Industrious, sob be-
men, and no doubt the possession Of
SO large an amount OF money will no
be OF any danger to them.-New Y ORR
Dispatch, May 6.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

Tho congregation of Gilbert. which
Is the only colored Presbyterian
Church In the State. will celebrate
their fourth anniversary on May 90
and u. 1894. On Monday evening the
history OF the church will be read by
Miss Z. b. Kruse. addresses by Rov.
lafayette Marks ID. b.. Messrs. Geo.
w. Bush, Charles Baird. and will be
followed by q church reception The
church Is doing an effective and
progressive work under the leadership
OF Its energetic young pastor, Rev. q
Lee Jefferson.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

The London Sports Big Burlesque
Company make return engagement
to the Peoples Theatre for one night
only, Tuesday. May 22d. This ia tho
same big organization that made such
a big hit at the same house Christmas
day, when hundreds were turned
away unable to gain admission. Mana.
ger Rush has engaged at an enor.
nous salary the famous musical
dancer, Fatema, who created such a
sensation at the Worlds Fair, Midway
Plaisance and in private before several
of the swell clubs OF New York. This
will positively be the only appear.
anes of this famous dancer In this city.
as she returns to Turkey shortly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19
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