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the music delightful. Tsbh. for " hist lla,ing
we're available for those " no desired thf IN.
Altogether 1t was most enjoyable occasion.
The young ladies responsible for the affair
were Misses Mae Friend. Per.is Hsgertbv,
Katherine Hale, Blanche Hopkins. Msude
Presby, Susie Mason Rens Roberts, Rubie
McGown and Beulsh salisbury
While Deputy-Sherif Hooper wss on his
way to Bucksport last Thursday. he stopped
at Teddy pond long enough to drop line
through the ice into the water. He was foriu-
nate enough to induce q lake salmon, twenty
half pounds. to catch on TO his little hook.
Whether after jail-breskers or the festive
trout, Mir. Hooper seems 10 have way Of
getting there"
At the meeting Of the Woman, club last
THURSDAY. Mrs. A. +. Greely presided. Mrs.
5. T. stockbrdge read a paper on Lowell,
the Man." this was followed by paper by
Mr.. :. u. Wiggin; Mr.. A. NJ. Hopkins read
several selections. and Mrs. f. q. Mason spoke
on Lowell a. Il Teacher" The meeting of
the club appointed for saturday, March 3.
WIFI be omitted the next meeting Of the club
occurring 90 Saturday March l..
II. Price Weber, Boston Comedy Co. gave
THE Octoroon" 1t Hancock ball last Wednes-
day evening 10 an excellent house. Mr. Webber
msintan, hj> popularity In thl. success.
and /, usually sure OF full house. He him
>ef l. the soul of the play. A. "Sslem scud-
der he Is sure to command the closest atten-
ton. and never fails Ia receive round. of sp-
plause. He !, supported by good company.
The play was heartily enjoyed.
Ztlmon Dyer, Young man employed 10
h. +. Cole Il Co.. shoe factory, wss quite bad
y cut last Friday noon. MIR Over was sit
ting on bench near the brea.ting machine.
and on getting down brought hi lett fore arm
10 contact with the knife, and probably bit the
controlling lever, At the same time INJECTING
cash some three inches in length ana very
close TO The main arteries. Dr Haine, dressed
the wound, and Wa OBLIGED TO take ten or
tfaes IL. ..
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Election ball at Hancock ball next Monday
evening, March 5. H. f. Davis and J. A.
Stuart. MOuaghan's orchestra.
Inc lecture by W. o. Fuller, jr., on Bank
Ing in Kansas; how found it, and how il left
me, Will be given at Hancock ball, on Thurs
day evening. March Is. Tickets purchased
for previous date good for this.
a hiee fuddlng,' two-act comedy, at
Unitarian veetry, this (Tbursday) evening.
March |. tt, kets, Is cents
supper at the Methodist vestry this (Thurs-
dayl evening. All are invited. Tickets, Is
cents
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IL was not sermon; 1t was not dry as dust
essay, crammed full of figures illustrating to
those who could understand them, the intricacies
of financial operations. II was plainly and
squarely billed a humorous lecture and it
was all that-and more. The humor-and 1t was
Fulier's own, none of it borrowed-may chai-
lenge comparison with that quality in the writ
ings of ARENAS Ward. Bob Burdette or Bill
Nye. and il was sci forth with dramatic power
and art of mimiery possessed by no one of this
noted trio.-Rspa5iican Jourmal-Adrs.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Deserving Praise.

We desire to say to our citizens, that for
years we have been selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, DR.. KINGS New
Life Pills, Bucklen's ArnIca Salve and Elec-
tric Bitters. and have never handled remedies
that sell as well. or that have given such uni.
versal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to
guarantee them every time, and we stand
ready to refund the purchase price. II satisfsc-
tory results do not follow their use. These
remedies have won their great popularity
purely on their merits. s. D. Wiggin, Drug.
gist.
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Thursday Sorosi- met at the Inn, ny
Invitations from Mrs. W. o. Emery ard
Mrs W. II Lawrence. \ large company
gathered around the tables Al o'clock acct
did ample justice to baked beans aud
hrnwnhread. cake aud cnf-e-
After tea short programme was rar
ried ut Miss l. tile Iayl rcctcd
Mona, Waters" very prrtiiy Miss Bart
lett favored the company With So Z. aud
Miss Couuer> kindly consented a. whistle
several solos Miss Wilson presiding at the
p ano.
After this a social sing WAS hi order
The remainder uf the evening was passed
in conversation aud a few Of the yuun.
ladie, played cards for . time "D,.per-
alton" being the game and dcspcrat were
The players when they missed play
At a late ar the c mpauy ri ctauily
said adicu TO tn host ss,s and expressed
their thank, for the delightful evening
Frdy W o. Emery Joined rty 81
fishermen IN a trip u Tunk Pond In the
the company we're " II Lawrence. Capt.
; 4. Cousins, Wesley Rlcu Harvey "
Dunbar ]. F. Stevens
Miss ouuer- aud Mie- Prrhic Joined
Mrs. Emery aud Nr- l. wrence to help
pass the time while their '.lord i" were alb
sent At dusk they were Joined w II H.
Perry OF Rockland, "h no had driven from
MiloridGe. MIR. Ferry Is rare rntertaiue
aud passed pleasant eScnin Later
In the cay II. J Fellows auI W 4 MIG
GRIN If Boston ar iyed s. tie Inn after
long cold drive Of twenty miles. NJ Nc
Crlii~ i the = anaglng owner " line
Of steamers which he proposes ru III
rect from Boston Ea>tp"rt- Being pos
sc>~cd OF a Il v Ice. he whiled the hours
away with many song. often being
Joined by the company A. q familiar tame
was struck.
81 urday morning was he coolest know n
here for yvsrs The bay was n solid sheet
Of ice 10 the Ferry. but after struggle
the "Sebenna" succeeded III reaching here
10 connect with the outgoing train. The
down train was some hours late, 50 tbs.
merry party gathered around the piano fnr
one more sotg before It VA time 1.
separate. At noon Nj Lndall and Mr.
II mon drove In from Harrington. aud
added TO the jolly crew MIR Llndalfs
curnet asoke The rthpe, fpr time, aud
he had scarcely lvf. the house when MIR
Emery and Mr.. Rice appeared from Tunk
with fine string OF tsh, some ~ which
wer. served for supper, and were delicious.
Mr. Rich ami Mr.. Perry spent Sunday I
the inu; also party of eleven from MIL
bridge, vino were to take the trsin on
Monday. Mr., Lawrence, DR.. Stevens
and II. NJ. Dunoar drove up SUNDAY noon
aud Mr-. Eaton and Ms, Bartlett spent
the day at the Inn.
Feb. %
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"a Rice Pudding"

Member, OF the Unity club will serve "A
Rice Pudding at the yestry of the Unitarian
church this Thursday evening at 5 O'Clock
The east Of characters is as follows:
Mrs Richards. ...-........M Miss Blanche Hopkins
Marion, Young sister Of Richards,
Mis- Kate d Jov
Ellen o.>hAug hne-sy-. ......-.... Mrs. Name JOY
Mr. Richards. .....-.- Mr.. +. +. Parker
Dr. Thwaite, a young physician
Mr. Seth T. Campbell
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Police Court.

Lssi week George X. Piper OF Great Pond
was before Judge Dutton on complaint Of
Game Warden Corliss, for violation Of the
game laws. He pleaded guilty. and was fined
$40 and costs. Fine and costs paid.
William T. Miller OF Bar Harbor, accused of
stealing various articles Of value from the Ro.
dick house, was bound over last Wednesday.
bail being fixed at $500, In default Of which he
was locked up.
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sullivan Harbor.
SPRAY.

sullivan Harbor.
Mrs W II. Lawrence spent Friday witt
the Misses Hodgkins.
Miss Lena Wilson Ia spending a few
days with friends in Ellsworth
Capt. F.. B. Colcord and c. o. Emery are
In Rockland for q short time
The reading club met with Miss Dunbsr
on Monday night. Very few we're present
but pleasant evening was passed. J
Stevens entertained the club with selec
tions from Max 0Rell's Jonathan and
His Continent. A treat Of oranges was
enjoyed
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Who have in vain tried every other means of re.
lef. should try SehihmaBn's German Asthma
Cure. No waiting for results. Its action is imme-
diate. direct and certain as a single trial will
prove. send for trial package to DIR r. Schin-
mann. St Paul. Mimi, but ask your drug
gisi first.-Adrf.
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'''''' - '''0 W ''"'
-n- i-.. 'a' most -mporian' features
= "''
A. -.4n"- more complete aud &C.
e-r,.a III; y, tu,,s events iAAn Any other pa
...-t.t ........, Ina Hancock county. snd II
.- '-N'! '''-
"'. -I'f another >'olAoe
h'A' '"t-iil ''t"h
Iaf ,"t H1rt''te nna NJ Stafford
mii. ia.f f- "isf> While IN Ellsworth al
tAs H'A-" ~--->-.
Several er,N- H.. um,,rmeu are expected
.-. >"''A N 'aAe iAf' ~ h'A'
~ ".t+' - l"' uIu''FoD' le'lu'eT'
la' arn.' .e"'l to.i DIT 'tn be n'Te Oh the even
iA- Il ''''' IT,
10. ,# 5-'n i 'Ae candidate, 10 be
VOTED tora- ", 't ,'oaou n,At N"nday may
ioauH W. NJ, ~,.ond t-c oi thi> issue
I.,N.,.I. I-.W.. ho..i ir, me- lin, Al the
homs Mr- w. IA H4,a ou State street. al
IA-i~'Al AFTERNOON
L.-tut a-ar- rul.uiu- uucA.iei for 81 the
t.-An--a i.-.-l F-n =: Wesley Lock
AaH. d M. a.-4a.. :. y. Mureh, Rev. J. 7.
Noble.
ql. L. #......... .f,. ..,, ,-,o, -. as
bel.sl ~t. .d- p4ur.h at Hancock. com
myaHu- +. ..,,. March .4t2 81. H.. aud will
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Sid Feb u, sch Fred |, ialano Cape Haytien
Sii Feb ~. sch Alice ! Jrahtre,, st Johns. y X
ar Feb L. sch Is Holden. Haskell. Jackson
vile
HrASS1s-sld Feb 81, sch b Briggs, Bar
Harbor
NEW HAvEs-Ar Feb 10, sch Hugh Kelley,
Haskell. Philadelphia
PHILApkLPHIA-Cld Feb Is, bark b Webster,
Pray, Bermuda
PERTH AMBor-Ar Feb 20, sch Silver Heels,
Quinlan New York
PoRTLASD-Cid Feb %. sch Lillian, Norwood.
Tenants Harbor
Ar Fen 81, sch Rosetta. Torrey, Northeast Har.
CID Feb q. sch ]. 3 Norris, Holmes, fremont
CID Feb %, sch julia Bailey, Jordan, Rock.
VINEYARD IfsvES-Ar Feb 3. sch Edith 4
May, Kelley, We.hawken, for Bar Harbor
Sid Feb a. brig Woodbury., Davidson, from
Pensacola for Boston
Esr~ss~ Psrss
- MAcoRis- Sid Feb Is. sch Henry Crosby.
Stubs, New York
In port Feb H. sch Jennie Stubhs
AZ FEB ls sch Carrie Woodbury.. Bryant,
from Ponce for New York
BARBADoEs AR Feb II. bark Grace Lynwood.
Gilley. Para
ST. THOMAS Ar prev to Feb 10, sch Morancy,
Wooster. 81 Pierre Mart
. PERSAMBuco SID Jan 80. bark Allenwilde,
DkaKRARA-Ar Feb ~ bark Henry Norwell.
Cushman, New York
PoRr Az fRiScE-M Feb /. sch Annie Rick.
GoSAIvKs-Ar Feb :, sch Lillian Woodruff
Hodgkins, New York
sAs CRUz-At Feb IL, bark Mary & Hale
igglns, from Barbados for New York
BuE>os AfkEs- tin port Jan II, sch Nantas.
ket, t,up III, for New YORK
RosARio-At Jan ~ bark Auburndae, Dow.
from Portland
YARMOUTH. \ s-Ar Feb q, sch Hazel Dell.
Rum Cay
Notes.
VINEYARD HAvES-Fch o. brig Woodbury..
OF Casttne, from Pensacola for Bo-ton reports
In gale Feb 5, vessel lahoresi heavily and made
considerable water. and hove down with rail
under water aud was co.. pellet to jcttison por
ton Of the deckload OF lumber to right her. Feb
10. IN another gale, the vessel stranded and
leaked 20 ia'iiy that both pumps could not free
her, and she was hove TO on beam ends nd the
rest OF deck load thrown overheard to right her
frb IL, OF Fir l. and took heavy squail from
NV. In which lost topgalIant sail, middle stay.
sail aud upper topsail
BooTHBAY HARBOR-Feh % sch Little Iix1i.
from Boston Tor Mt Desert, ran Into schooner
Moses Lin-cott last night on Seguin The Iins-
colt lost sails, forerigg,ng. forcsails and four
dories
JoSEsPokr-Feb q. in the storm OF the 18th.
ssh Lizzie brewster dragged ashore on Beal- L.
lard and sch ta-wel dragged ashore on Little
Mouse Island. sch Sarah T. drag grd IN collision
with the Highland Quern, carving away the
latter's bows plriE and headgcAr
RuCksfoRr Feb Is, Capt q Dow OF bark
II \ Litchhetd. recently fell from aloft at Bruins
wick, ia, injurtng an arm aud fraciuring a leg
Capt Mark Gray has gone to take charge Of the
ve-rel
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BORN.

GoTT-At fremont, Feb. H. to Mr. and MIR.
benjamin Cot. daughter.
tANDASE-At surry, Feb. IL, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward tandnge. daughter.
JolCE-At Bar tIartor, Feb | to Mr. aud Mrs
Clarence \. joyce. daughter.
sNoW-M Buck-port Feb II, to Or and Mrs
Horace T.. snow, daughter.
PARkER-At beer I-le, Feb. p, to Mr. and Mrs.
fdward } Parker. a son.
NARsHALL-M fremont Jan. ;, To Mr. and
Mrs, George Marshall. II son.
NJ Rffif ~ fremont Jan :, TO Mr. and Mrs.
Ni.lant Murphy, daughter
AltRs-At fremont. Feb II, to Mr. and Mrs.
William Ayer-, =nn.
tHtli.-At fremont, Feb. II. to Mr. and
Mrs Charles NJ Mitchell. a son
BALpwiN-At fremont. Feb Il. to Mr.. and
Mr.. William {, Baldwin. a daughter
eIANLE1-At Cranberry Isles, Jan. o. to Mr.
and Mrs Albion NJ stanley. son.
HlH@I<S-At Indian Point. Feb - to Mr. and
Mr. ftrclou u, Higgiu-, q son.
ARE At Deer I-lc, Feb. 81, 10 Mr. and Mrs
Alfred Ware, daug hter
NV Ef-At sal Ivan. Feb. u. 10 Mr. ana Mrs
James Is iiavey, a daughter.
W AkkFIELp-- VI Birch ilarhor. Feb n To- Mr.
amt Mr. harr- n Wakefield son.
stnrr-At El.worth. Feb q, to Mr. and Mrs
John Scott, son.
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Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever Sores.
letter, Chapped Hands, hilbiains, Corns. and al
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Church Notes.

Sunday evening the last lecture of the course
on American Principles" will be delivered In
the Congregational chspe by the pastor. Sub
Ject: Religious Freedom
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Marlboro.

Harvey Hodgkins is building a water
boat, and Adelbert Hodgkins is rebuilding
boat which he purchased last fall.
Those on the sick list are; William
Bunker, who Is very H. Curtis Hamor
is also very sick Fred Anderson has had
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Used by millions of mothers for their children
ahiie tsethin IL disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by sick child Suffering and crying
with pain OF Cutting Teesh send 1T once and get
bottle of Mrs Winsiow'- Sotthing Syrup" for
Children Teething. IL will relieve the poor little
sufferer Immediately Depend upon IL, mothers,
there Is no mistake about It, IL cures Diarrhna,
regulates the stomach and Bowels, cures Wind
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AMI gives tone and energy to the whole system.
Mrs, Wtnslow's Soothing Syrup" for children
1eethinx Is pleasant TO the taste and Ia the pre-
s.rtption OF one of the oldest and best female
physicians and nurses in the United States. Price
twenty hve ccats bottle. Sold by ali druggists
throughout the world Be sure and ask for MRS.
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TRIED AND TRU is the verdict Of people who
take iloo'i's sar~apatia- The geo effects OF this
medicine are soon felt IN nerve streu 9Th restored
appetite created and health given.
HOODS fills do not weaken, but aid diges.
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-Tapiey's Bread Winner .outwea-s all other
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Railroads ano Steamboats,.
Maine Central Railroad.
ELLSWORTH.

Local Time Table-Dec. II, 1898.
Trains iearing Bangor at %, IS, a M and 90
p m, arrive at
Bangor Exchange ST. at O5. y. a IN; I O5
renobsoot junction Brewer. ia. 40, a m !;
7Iipm.
Holden 81. . TO- a IN, So pm.
Egery's Mills. i ~ p %, a m: Z sspm
Lake House, II A, 70 70, M; y - p m.
Green Lake, II s., Is, a IN; II h3 m.
Ellsworth Fails : 20. 10 81, a m, Is pm.
ELLSWORTH, 70, IL OJ, IN; 20, m
Franklin Road. ~, II 30 IN; sSipm.
Hancock, : 81. II - a IN, u pm.
Mt. Desert Ferry, 90, IA M; IL 90, m; 30
p m.
sullivan (by boat. 9 IS, m; L. 20 am.
Sorrento (by boat, IS, "a IN; II A. am
BAR HAKBOK Cby boat. 10 10. a m; l Is.
70, p m.
Returning. leaving Bar Harbor at 90. IL 90 m !;
-, m, arrive at
Sorrento at Is pm.
sullivan, Is. a m, As pm.
Mt. Desert Ferry, IS, m: 90, 1 Is, IN.
Hancock. 945 am; IS. 4 % p m.
Franklin Road b, N; 3d. as m.
ELLSWORTH, 1910 n m: 90, so p m.
Ellsworth Fails, lnl M! 10. I. s. pm.
t,reen Lake. TO 81 a m; Y So, rs II m
Lake House. 10 +5am;t 05. IS y pm
Egery's Mills, no 81. a IN; : 10, IS 81 IN.
Holden, TO 81 a m; 20, 5 81 pm.
Penobscot Junction (Brewer). III IA, m; IS,
Excnange St. Bangor. IL Is m;4lo. o5. p m.
BANGOR, II 80, IA IN; 4 Is, 9 10, m.
tStops when signaled or on notice 10 Conduct
or
These Trains connect at Bangor, with through
trains on Main Line to and from Portland. Boston
and ST. John.
Passengers are earnestly requested TO procure
tickets before entering the train. and especially
Ellsworth to Falls and Falls to Ellsworth.
Tickets for All Points South and Yves,
on sale at the M c. r. r. ticket Office,
Ellsworth, G. w. CLIFFORD, Agent
PAYsON TUCKER
Vice Pres. and Genr Manager.
F.E. BoOTHBY. Geny Pass. aud Ticket Agt.
December 2. 1898
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ELLSWORTH MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY,. Feb. Is 1874

WEDNESDAY,. Feb. Is 1884.
sAIsR LAW nkoAlprxo wsloHrs AND nIAsrnxs
bushe Of Liverpool salt shah weigh 90 pounds, and
bnshel Of TURKS Island salt shall weigh - pounds
The standard weight Q bushel Of potatoes In good
order and ni for shipping 10 o. pounds.
The standard weight u bushe OF beans In good
der and d for shipping, 10 81 pounds OF wheat beets
rufa basa turnips and peas, % pounds; Of -
pounds; Of onions, ~ pounds Of carrots English tur
ouckwheai ~ pounds; Of oats 81 pounds, meas
ure a. by agreement
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COUNTY NEWS.


For additional county ne,rs see other pages
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-23

Mr.. Paxon clllel at ths REPUBLICAN
olilca and said that very little Of the
article published In last nights Every
Evening, relating to the trouble Mt tina
city litter was correct. Tho reporter
of the Every Evening came Ip to me
on Thursday afternoon while | was
Standing at Fourth and Madison
streets ami asked me II was not a
member OF the First District Commit.
tee. replied yes,
lilo then asked me what knew Of
tho trouble at the filter.
MI p. replied nothing.
lie then nsked il | was not tllscharg-
cd OH last saturday frotE working OH
tho filter?
Mi. p. replied yos, was laid off,
lie Then asked why ! was laid oT,anh
Mr. L. replied ''lsupposo because they
had more men then they wHntni.
''llc then wanted to kmo" Niy they
picked on me-
MIR, p, repliod they had as much
right to pt1k on me as anybody else.
lia wanted to know why wouldn't
tel! all knew about tho mattar2 ..
Mr. j, replied | had nothing to tell,
! was laid oil anu that was all there
WINS HboGt II,
lie thnn wanted to know how men
got on the iitIar to work.
Alr, L. sad they were taken on by
the chief angtneRr, WHO did the hiring
anu dHeharging,
lie tden asked mo how ! got on
Mr., P.-filat was no secret, that |
saw Mr. PlcScls on tho street one day
and asked him for Job TINT 20 on
the Same as other men, and | also re
quoStel h,m not 10 mention my name
IN the article. ! nave s,nt commun
cation To tbs paper denying the uhov Z
intArviaw. Int which DO moi know
whether they will publish or not.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-23
FIT TIL EDITION.


ChlldTen's Day was observed fn
Stanton NJ. L. Church last Sunday
leyening to large audience. The
church was very tasteful!y decorated
with a large arch, bearing on 1t the
words Chlldren's Day. the sides beirg
trimmed very pretty with evergreens
and flowers. Under the arch was Gates
lAjar. In flower garden were beIutl-
full dolla standing among the flowers,
representing children In the flower
garden. The school wa9 assisted by
stanton and Marehallton Coral Club.
led by the Rev. Edwin Gardner. The
children all did their parts we'll. The
uperintendent lead In responsive
Bible reading. There has been two
deaths III the school since last Ohil-
dreL . Day, and those were kindly re-
membered and very pretty bouquets
lof flowers were presented by the
school In loving remembrance OF
them to their loved ones.
The little rose bud promises the in
FAINT school presented their pastor with
q very.pretty bouquet OF flowers to his
srrprise which called forth neat little
Address OF appreciation from him. The
hymn again Our Notes We Rise"
composed by our pastor Rev. Edwin
Gardner was then sung the benedic-
ltlOn WAS plOuOunCeu anu al uephTIeu
for their homes well pleased with the
enjoyment Of the evening.
Do not forget the lawn party that
Twill be held on the lawn Of the STAN
ton NJ. Il. Il. Church. july 7th. 1894.
We want you all to come and help
along q good cause You will be
waited on by the smiling young ladies'
of Stanton. SO come bring your Sat-
day night girl with you.
| Miss Hattie Thompson and Misc Lii
lie Kendall spent Thursday afternoon
and evening with Mrs. Mary K. Arm.
strong, OF Mt. Cuba.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-23

:. :, :. =,
,Moorc,i \ VI, +. Chtpel Mcnnwellvile.
hrT. ). u, Young. pastor' ,Plcach,nE a.
s, ,", T. ~ ~ n'f; IN, nv 'u'i ~
G;s,n'' Ni,r, y, ,r,,,,, "'"'''s ~ ~ ~ ~
S',a.,,'.. ''',' '',' "" u, ,n
orlrrs ~ ~; !" Nhapeh fh@t Y
~ 'net1n, NeN . u. icnhg', pSst " Nc
so D. IN, by Rev. f. w. Ior'Um. Smn
day .chuoi a.Si u. nj. PRAYER inCetina Oh
m I,nfcrteinmant AZ H' tnts cnup"I A,imts.
SON cents Qunrrily mcctinE July 81.
~. ~. - \, u ,.t...,. ,,.,.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-23

: In tho Municipal Court this morn
ing James Fleming WAS charged with
the robbery Of LOT OF rakVr5 and
knives from the Delaware llBrdwure
Company on Jane II. officer Massey
testified to finding at Flemlng'5 resi-.
rsnce OF a revolver, razor aid a
knife.
Waiter d. Mote deposei 10 the com
pany having beer Iobbed of TWO dozen
Bazors and n RnIves. lie reso gnized
Lhs rGzor as one they had imported.
Isaac ParleG saw two young men In
ke store few minutes after ~ O'Clock
that night.
Mrs Margaret Yickers. tho mother
OF the prisoner, testified that her two
soma have been using the razor for
come time, and the revolver has been
In the house since las Christmas
The prisoner had been at n party
Tint night Of ia South Market street.
Witness testified thai Fleming vas at
the dance. He was held In $500 bail
for u hearing on Monday morning,
when two PRISONERS from New Castle
Jail Will 10 placed on the stand to
prove TINT tho prisoner got the razor
hOm them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-23

Veteran Harry HIN admitted before
tile Lexow com miitee that he was
bounded out of New York by the
police because he betrayed Police
Captain Murphy who blaChmalled
him.
Hill declares that In the beginning
his only fear was that no was paying
FOR protection did not land In the
fight place. He SAYS that Suparln
sendont Moray aud Inspector Steers
coaxed the story Of blackmattins
from him undor rho most solemn
pledges OF secrecy and then made 1t
Known to tho Police commissioners.
since that timo he has been ruined
Through the efforts. he says OF the
police. Not content with driving him
out OF tho city. lie adds, they followed
him TO l'roo!ilyn and oven out on
Long leland, trying to prevent him
from earning livelihood at the only
trade lie knows, that Of saloon Keep
ing.
Hi admitted. after n gIelt deal oil
Fencing, that he had paid thousands Of
dollars to other police captains be
sides Murphy but these lie regarded
hs his friends. rnl he affected to for
yet all about tho details OF HIS dealing.
with them. lie has not told all hi
story yet, but there is chance that Ii,
may do so soon.