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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-08
CITY NOTES.

Scranton Elks cleared $1,000 OH their
summers benefit excursion to Lake Ariel.
P. J. O'Donnell, of the Sixth ward, has
announced himself as candidate for jury
commissioner.
The diagram opens at the Academy of
Music box office at 9 o'clock today for "a
Breezy Time"
Miss Anna Nebelung, of Dalton, has re-
turned home after enjoying two weeks
with friends in Scranton.
Books are needed at the county Jail. If
every visitor will donate one, the library
will soon be replenished,
The stockholders of the Scranton Base
Ball club will meet at o'clock this after
noon in the Raub building.
Today the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western company will pay its employees
at the Hampton, Sloan and Bliss mines.
Advance Agent Smith is in the city
making arrangements for the appearance
of Thomas Keene at the Academy Of Music
on Sept. II.
John R. Evans and Miss Catherine
Pritchard, Of Olyphant, were married yes
terday at the Office of the clerk Of the
courts by Alderman Wright.
Adjutant W. s. Millar has been selected
by the Republican League clubs Of this
senatorial district as their representative
on the state executive committee.
Mr.. Southworth's music studio is open
for the reception of pupils, and others
contemplating the study Of music on Mon
days, Tuesdays. Fridays and Saturdays.
A musical evening will be held at Z p. m,
tonight at the residence Of Mr.. Carney.
North Washington avenue, in connection
with the Baptist Christian Endeavor So
ciety.
B. j. Morgan, A. B., will preach to the
congregation of the Washburn Street Pres
|. byterian church in st. David's hall tomor-
row. Sept. 8, at 1870 a. m. No services In
the evening
Rev. DR.. Mcleod has returned from his
vacation and will occupy his pulpit to-
morrow morning and evening. His even
ing subject will be upon the subject of
'Disasters and Their Lessons"
The funeral Of Mrs. Catherine Malonev
will take place this morning from the
home of her son, Thomas Maloney, 5l9
Hickory street. A solemn high mass will
be celebrated at Q o'clock at st. Peters
cathedral.
Judge Gunster yesterday granted an in.
junction against the Lackawanna schoo
board on the prayer Of several citizens re-
straining the board from erecting q new
school at Minooka. The injunction II
returnable Wednesday at o a. m.
Marriage licenses were granted yester-
day by the clerk of the courts to Denis
Mccarthy, Of Dunmore. and Mary Lynch,
of Scranton; Eugene Driscoll and EleI
Mangan, of Minooka; John II. Evans ant
Catherine Pritchard, Of Olyphant.
The ordinance providing for the paving
of Penn, Washington, Wyoming, Monsey
avenues, Marion, Green Ridge and Della
ware streets, and Capouse avenue in the
Thirteenth ward, which passed botf
branches Of councils yesterday, became
law by the signature of Mayor Connell.
Divine services will be held in the FRS
Presbyterian church at 1890 a. m ant
73Op. m. DR.. Mcleod will preach both
morning and evening Owing to the fear
full disaster that has befallen to hundreds
Of our fellow citizens from forest fires
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Travelling on Air.

j. F. Aldrich, of Oneida, N. Y, was yes
terday exhibiting o road vehicle with
pneumatic tires, Of which he is the manu-
facturer. A number of prominent citizens
and newspaper men were treated to ride
in q trap running on pneumatic tires. To-
day he will exhibit his vehicles at the
Driving park
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Pnnrht hy Normile Bros.

BINGHAMToY. N. Y, Sept. s.-The stock
Of E. F. Brady e. Co., whose recent failure
has been the talk Of the shoe trade for the
past week, was sold today. Normile
Bros, of this city, was the buyers, and
they got it at their own figures, as the
bidding was slow and far between. ~
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WOES OF A PEDAGoGUE.
Mischievous Boys Show No Respect for
an Instructor.

an Instructor.
Herman Ruthinberg, Of 400 Raymond
court, conducts a private day school at his
residence, at which he strives to teach the
young idea how to shoot. Two young
scalawags named Leidy and Walsh, amuse
themselves by curving stones at the Win
dows Of the school and the expense re-
ouired to replace broken window panes
after the boys have tired themselves pelt-
ing make big hole in the income Of the
professor as we'll as in the window lights.
He went to Alderman Fuller's Office yes
terday afternoon and had warrant sworn
out for the arrest Of the boys.
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on ''The Holy Spirit" From A o'clock un-
til 5 he will conduct prayer meeting.
Pastors of churches in outlying towns
are requested to give notice to their con-
grsgations Of the Bible readings next
Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Tho presbv,arian Cleric

stands adjourned to meet at DR.. Logan's
study on Monday. Sept. 10, at 1890 am.
Important that all members shall be pres
ent. q. e. GUILD, President.
s. G. LOGAN, Secretary.
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WOODS COLLEGE

OF Business and Shorthand.
The best business since the college was
organized.
Both sessions largely attended.
$4,000.
This year. large number Of people find
1T inconvenient to pay for the scholarship
on entering. The management has set
aside fund Of 5000 to accommodate
those who wish to pay on the instalment
Persons interested are invited to call.
~ F. 3. WooD, Principal.
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Call and see our fall styles of wing
tipped shoes, in calf, russett, patent leather
aud pig skin. A. G. NETTLEToN Common
wealth Shoe store, Washington avenue. w
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Ladiea.

Closing out russett, oxfords and russett
dluchers at reduced prices. Also ladies'
bog, foxed, congress, razor toes, pretty
STYLES. A. G. NETTLEToN & Co.,
Commonwealth building. W
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DIR. G. G. LAUBAcH, dentist, Gas and
Water company building, Wyoming ave.
nue.. Latest improvements. Eight years in
Scranton.
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BILL BOOKS, memorandums, time books
and blank books, in stock or made to or
der. PRATT's BOOK STORE. ~
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MISS CHASE AT The FRorHINeHAM.

Did Not Score Success in Her Play,
1896
Hettie Bernard Chase and her company
gave 1896" at the rockingham last night.
The piece is inane and disjointed and the
acting not of very high order.
The living pictures, which were seen for
the first time in this city, were well pro-
duced, but there was much trouble expert
enced in shifting them on the stage. ..
This afternoon "The Little Coquette"
will be given and tonight '1996' will be
saen again
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Room and picture mouldings wall and
ceiling decorations, in water colors and
linspar relief. Something new.
PRATT's Book STORE. ~
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Goods
AT
WoolWorth's.

You will be surprised how good broom
we can sell you at...............,....-.. 10c.
Better Brooms at.......-.--.......20c to 2jc.
Cabbage Cutters good ono .........-.. 15c.
Decorated English B erry saucer...-.... &c
Decorated Wax Candles. lOc.
Wine Glasses. &c.
Glass Berry Saucers s......,........,..... &c.
Lamp Chimneys.. .........-...-.....-.. Be.
Band Tumblers.. ...-.....s.--............ &c.
China Egg Cups. s.........-....-.......... &c.
Individual Butter Dishes. ......-......... 3c.
new Child's Chair, in either pink, blue
or white enamel lnish--a beauty, for. Sl0O
Five O'clock Tea Kettles-all brass, with
alcohol lamp, complete. A beauty for. ls9
Cut Glaes Tumblers, per dozen......--.. 400
Cut Glass Toothpck Holder........... 45
Cut Glass Oil Bottle. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1.39
Cut Glass Handled Olive Dish............ 239
New line Stand Lamps, Fine Decora-
tions, from ,.,""....-...........-.- .95c.up
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Will open Sept. 10. Thorough instruction
in Drawing, Painting and Designing. Ad-
dress MISS WoRTHINGToN, 6l Coal Elk. ~
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OXFORD, Bagster, international and
family Bibles. PRATT's BOOK STORE. ~
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Conway House, 1879 and 1874 Penn Ave,
is where you will always find good service
and courteous treatment, the table is al
ways supplied with the best in the market.
Transient and local trade solicited. -
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Liars PUT IN Glasses
Evangelist Moody Describes The PeCularltieS
Of Each.
The PLEASURES OF The WORLD

What Mr.. Moody Thinks of Card
Playing, Theater Going, Etc.-Ser-
vices That Will Be Held on Sunday.
Brief Synopsis OF Mr.. Moody's Talk
Last Night In the Elm Park Church.
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School Of Art and Design

P11LsBURY's Best makes best bread. 81
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A LARGE line of new books and novels at
half price. PRATT's Book STORE. ~
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PABsT's MILWAUKEE BEER, cool and
sparkling, at Lohman's, Spruce street ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

| would kick If | were horse and
made to pull big load this warm
weather
What is the matter with tho Will
mington bubbles?
What's become of the law compel.
ling young girls to stay In after dars
of of our streets without an escort
When will King street DO paved?
When will the good people at LeweB
cease to kick about the fish house
When will those good Democratic
times come to pass promised by Sena
tor Gray?
When will the milk men put lesI
water In their milk and give their cows
more to drink?
When will Wilmington have the
finest non-partisan police force in the
iworldY
When will all the Republicans In
Delaware get II chance to vote2
When will Cleveland 70 on his nexs
q x, called by the photographers at
Washington fishing trips
When will Ale Tunnel be elected
Governor OF Delaware
When Ia that handsome chappIe
going to go, his now spring suit2
Whom Will Wilmington merchants
get rich. like Reading merchants?
When will the warm wave pass OH
to tho north?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

ST. LouIs, June 25.-lhe employees
of the Pullman Sleeping.Car Co m-
pauy's Works IN this city went on
strik" to-day. III accordance with u
plan which Is understood to embrace
the Pullman shops all over tho coun.
try. lhe strikers here number 500
men and 20 women.
Attorney J. s. Eunnnlls. of Chicago,
speaking to-day Tor Mr.. Pullman. saul
The Pullman Company Is prepared
to stand by its original position to the
end. Bey ond question II will be vic.
torlous, We have now about 75O meQ,
at WORK IN the shOps ut Wilmington,
Dol. whrrs the American Rallwan
Union made an unsuccessful attempt
to organize tho employees.
Ii IL generally Thought that the ILL.
InOIs Central Will 10 one of theTOads
Against which tho tight Will he mora
earnestly waRed. The officials OF tina
road have issusi IA circular stating
that chains Will be wrapped around
the coupling hooks of Pullman cara
and fastened With heavy padlocks t.
prevent thell being moved. The workn
men a,Ludlow Ky, went ON strike yea
tslduy also.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

properly nourished. the mothers milk
10 Insufficient or not healthtul; OF II au
artificial food is used IL does not
meet the baby's requirements. Tho
Infant should he put on lactated food
at once.
Lactated food is as natural as
hunger. In tho combination of the
necessary elements OF pure, healthy
mother'e milk Is accomplished,
Using pure milk sugar es basis
there Is combined with II tho richest
gluten flour OF wheat and oats, which,
by long subsection to high steam heat
under pressure. and white In constant
IN otion, has been perfectly cooked and
mnde ready to be easily acted upon by
the important addition OF the pure
malt extract.
1t Is safe, simple, Invaluable food
for Infants, and they like it and thrive
upon 1t, ana grow healthy and strong.
Thousands OF thankful testimonials
from fond purelts are sent every year
to the manufacturers OF this food.
Here is Que from Alrs. l. W. Hills. OF
Riverside, ILL.,, the mother OF the
bouncing boy whose picture appears
above;
"LactateG food saved my blby's life
AT the age OF live weeks put him on
artificial tood. Not being successful
with the first brand discontinued
that and tried condensed milk That
did not seem to contain nourlshment
enough, and at the ago OF months he
was SO poor and slckly that | mud no
idea | would raise him. keading OF
lactated food gave IL tr,ul. He DO.
gan to improve within 4 few days and
has continued to do 80, We have not
given him drop OF medicine since
using lactated TODD, consider that
1t saved his lie. and whenever my boy
Is praised for his Dri. ht healthy looks
| never fail to tell his admirers that lie
IL lactated food baby"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26
SOCIETY NOTES.
READ. AND DO LIKEWISE.

READ. AND DO LIKEWISE. -
The constant drop of water
Wears away the hardest stone;
The co.'s ant gt.nw OF fOwaGr
Marltcntcs jHe toughest bono.
Tn" Constant cooling lover
Carries II the blusninx maid
An the cuUa ant Advertiser
Is the one who gets the trade.
Charles Is. Palmer, the erst white re.
porter now studying at Harvard Uni.
versity, is home FOR the holidays.
Victor 5. $. Thomas is home from
Harvard University for tho summer
Mrs Satuuel W. Taylor Is visit Ing
her father, Jesse Miller. at Kennel
Squire.
Tie cuto little frlz
VA. Ger thu SIMMER girls phtl :,
JcdrJEGlcd IN
since the mercury rlIE.
United states AmuassDr layard call.
ed upon the Duke OF York yesIerIay
and presented his congratulations
upon tho nth OF u son TO the Duke
and duchess.
George + Stevens. spent Sunday In
West nestev, tie guest Of his sister
Mrs. Ii. +. Temple.
Mrs. Charles White has returnt d
from visit t. friends at West Cnes.
ter.
Mss Annie Nichols OF Chcs ter zpeut
Sunday with Miss Ella Churnslde New
ga site.
After the regular nieetn, Of the
Beard of Pdbli3 Education iast ever
III Z the membars, officers ami report
ers wero entertained ut Whites by
Joseph Pylo the chairman OF the III
uinco Comm ttec. An en- Oyablo time
was spent by all Of the members pres
eiit.
ftfI,o Wanna, p,ar,Io a : on,a,,, ~ ~;
vet HresbyteTian Church Will give II
Mother Goose sociabl! at the church
on thursday evening,
The luburnacl2 society will give n
musical and literary entertainment AT
Sacred Heart Hail 10 night and 10.
morrow evening. After the enter.
tainmcnt Ietreshments will he sers ed.
a, A. Weaver spent sunday with his
parents In Chester.
Hugh Gallagher and Miss Grace
Ferry daughter OF the late James
Ferry Will De married i'll BIT. Mury's
Church on next Wednesday afternoon.
Thomas Cardweil, residing at So
jackson street, has been on the sick
still unable to do any lanur,ous work
Duriug the warm weather ue has been
confined to the house.
DT. Baker, assistant Of Or. James
NJ. Winner Is ruslcatlug up among
tho mountains Of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robinson, from
the west, are visiting relatives III ouI
city.
/ The bankers and brokers will play
the lawyers a game OF Dase bali Oh
/ Saturday, the l4lh of July. The
/ bankers and hroRei play oil a practice
! ing game yesterday. Several OF them
1 had to spit on their hand 80 as l.
\ catch the bail wien tossed TO them.
Y Mrs. W. E. Frank and daughter ar
B visiting her sister ut the Clayton
I House
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

Mary Shalns nephew was Playing
ball on juno II aud thu hall struck
William Morris, her colOrea Eelghbor
on the foot ana he bocame angered
and wien Mar came out to ask about
The ball ho used unbecoming language
towards her.
In the Municipal Court this nom.
tng she told the story how sweet Nil
hRm struck her and left her the pos.
SCISSOR OF an awful binck eye, aud that
he pulled razs on her, Many nd.
InIttcd tnnt she tnkes lcer when she
feels Ike II, but was not drunk on that
1Aay.
Mrs johnson cav the occurrence,
sand ia ans wei. to city Solicitor Elliott
ssiated she ais9 saw the razor How
iiat were you away from William. ask.
eel the CITY Solicitor. You know
where Mary lands lives on this side
OF the fish house, replied Sarah, and
a hearty laugh eusuel. William was
lined - aud costs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26
FIFTH EDITION.
GehrlnE Wins on . Foul,

GehrinE Win. on u Foul.
About 200 spectatofs az Baltimore
last night saw three exciting and
,clcyor lights. The amateur champion
Of Baltimore, Chas Gehring, won from
q. j. Moriarity of this city, on n foul
IN two rounds. after Morlarlty had
been fought to standstill In the first
round. This was the last fight o / the
program, but the first In Interest.
Gehrlng looked fat. but Moriarlty
seemed In prime condition, When
time was called, he went after Geh,
ring at a killing pace. He did
no great damage as Gehring was
just quick enough to avoid several
wicked blows. After two minutes Of
fighting Morlarlty began to show some
respect for his man and changed his
tactics.
! Gehrihg then feinted with his left
slowly and up went both ofMorlarity's
hands to ward OFF the blow. Out shot
Gehring's right and landed just be-
low Moriartys heart. 1t was as pretty
a blow as Sullivan struck Kllrain in
the third round OF their memorable
fight. 1t doubled him over and virtuaIs
ily knocked all the fight out OF him.
(Gehrlng got In couple more body
punches before the round ended. y
was then all up with the Wilmlngt0.
lnian.
When they met for the second round
Gehrlng started In to put his man out,
knowing him to be anything but dan.
lgerous A ciinrh ensued and Moriarity
resorted to one of the trlcks Of b
lighter who bus enough and wants to
get out OF 1t without actually lying
down.
During the clinch he hit Gehring sew
eral times despite the referees order ID
break away. Here Deputy Farnan and
Captain Shultz intsrfered, and the
referee gave the tight to Gehring,
GehrinR wanted to waive the foul
and WIS anxious to put his man out,
but this the police would not allow.
Jack McAlahon. OF this city, and
Joe Elliott. OF Baltimore. l25.pound
men. SPARED six rounds. So UGH
had been said OF MoMahon's prowesS
that Elliott went at him carefully
from start to finish.
Mcmahon was something of dis
appointment, He seemed to depend
ION his right; still he showed himself
an able sparrer and good general
Elliott, even after he had MoAlahon
apparently whipped. was afraid I'd
take chances. He had McAIoMahon
dazed III the fifth round and was
punching him at Will In the sixth.
AcAlahon did not make Il single lend
In the sixth round. The referee orr
dered q seventh round. but Mcmahon
wisely refused. Then, to the surprIzs
OF all and to the disgust OF many. the
referee decided the fight draw.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

BArEsvILLE, Ark. June 2G-Thc Tay-
Tor brothers, who are charged with the
murder of the Meeks family in Linn
county, Mo-, some time ago. were ar
rested here yesterday. The men assert
their innocence of the murder. They
state that they were driven into the flight
by the danger OF lynching by the enraged,
aud, according to them, misguided cit
I tynnu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

The shoe merchants OF the city have
adopted The early clio Ing movement,
and commencing Monday OF nexs
week will Close their places of business
every evening excepting Tuesday.
Friday and saturday. These are TIM
merchants: Fluid brothers. Sommera
brothers, j. L. WulkeI. II. iAyter,
Henry Pike, Morris Lovy. N. j. Pier
son: }, 5. Iioopes, iladley and Eeaston.
w. L. Green, }. j. hayes. {. II. Van
Dyke. ". 4. Hickman. j. Il. Foreman,
j. ii. Moil!t. q. Nj, Dougherty, Mrs.
Burke, W. j. Schwartz. Samuel Coyle,
b. +. Chalfant, James Monaghan,
John MeEey, W T.. Janvier, J. ii.
Kane and NJ, Grady
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

NEw Nunk, JUNE p --Bpcvrs active; native
Steers, good Ia p',iuc, - i3i.ti.s5; inferior tn
Uf',tnary Saa5,fi -, poor, - ip,l36D, fair Tex.
ans, 5}ilf ordinary to medium stillerS. 81 Ia
tn dry cows, S2.litt@.U5. Calves Higher;
p"ei.tn "piec yoals, Si5oaj5U per loO lbs /;
butierniik cuiyr-, Interior To prime, S23l.t
$50 sheep and lamb, steady; poor 10 prime
slu5sp - 2l5355 per la lbs. common 10 choirs
luiai'-, sif5a1; fancy, SlGsletfl95 Hogs
lbs
East LIREKrY, Pa. Iune aj-Cattlc lower;
prime, Si.ja,ti ~. .taoi, st:g"I4 ~; fair Light
steers, S2lJsbj, gond COWS ttad hcifrrs; T. so
3lt; bulls, STAYS am bologna COWS = ~
Hogs higher; phia4ulr.lias, Sj.ia'i..lU best
workers., Sa.3rti42J, common Ia fair Workers.
@iallU; pigs Sid5lp Sheep lower; extra,
sj-UG i3,. s5Dd. = i3o1 fair. II ipibI %, com.
uiOa, S...,r VI. auifs :" '2lftI ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

The annual picnic Of tho Bonag gee
ClnD 1tll he given at Bararlan Park
on tue afternoon aud evening of July
sd The tGuagee Orchestra OF ten
pieces VIII furnish the music. lie
comEitiee have secured harp PLAYER
trotu Philadelphia, who viii DISCOURSE
come sweet Music for the dancers
The dances < zen 10y THIS elul arr nj.
ways vel, patrOuzed aHd this one
7. omises to Le no exception. alr.
Wi liam Como ". the comic singer,
VIII sing several OF his comic songs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

CHICAGO, June 26-At noon today the
American Railway union began its fight
against the Pullman Palace Car company.
Orders for the boycott have been issued
to all local branches of the organization
and preparations are now complete fol
what it is said may be the greatest rail,
way fight In history. Strikes yesterday al
Ludlow, Ky, and St Louis, leave the
Pullman company with only its shop al
Wilmington, Del, to conduct repairs Oh
its rnrg
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

ELKroN, MD. june 25-The cotton
mill OF q. A, Gumbrile at Baldwino,
this county, four miles north of Elk.
ton, WAS entered by burglars on Sat.
urdly night Inst and several hundred
yards OF tEblpc,oth stolen
The Harlan Paper Mini at Leeds, Cecil
county whica has baen shut down for
several weeks owing to the great dam
hge done by the heavy rains OF several
weeks ago, has resumed operation and
IL running day auh nj ;ht
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

FN Goyayn"r jack on oi Maryland.
EX.Goynrnor jackson and family of
Maryland. passed through this city
III morning over tue r., W. 4 b.
Railroad. enroute for New Tor4 wha-e
thoy will sail Tor Europe on = pie slre
trip They occupied prva . car.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-26

NEW York, June 26.-The grand ma
tional saengerfest at Madison Square
Garden was continued yesterday. A meet
ing of the executive committee was held
at which it was decided to hold the next
meeting in Philadelphia in 1897. The
year 1900 will also see another grand cele
bration. 1t will be held at Washington.
1t will be of an international character
and representatives from all parts of tht
world will be invited