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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-12
A FAklns LIegaAlI1Y. -.
MS AiIuring seherae of Throwing spras
to Catch a Maclkerel.

to Catch a Niac,serel.
A game of "throwing u sprat to catch a
mackerel" was played in court off Green
street the other day, and the falkir who
played 1t was the center of crowd which
seemed perfectly dazed. He was actually
giving away money. The people could not
understand It; nevertheless they did moi
miss the opportunity of getting littla
wealth easily.
There you are, gentlemen" he said.
Here's quarter. Who gives me 20 cents
for itf Come on, now, good money, don't
be afraid I'm the man that offered
guineas on London bridge for penny
and couldn't sell one. Who takes its'
Nobody seemed at first to understand,
but presently one man handed up 20 cents
and got the quarter.
Before the crowd could complete nm ex
animation, to see II 1t was genuine, the
fakir shouted;
''Here's the go. Who gives Is cents 70,
itf"
This was another surprise, but IL was
not long before a man made the trade
Then Is were sold for 10, and SO on until
the fakir gave the last cent away, talking
"like house aflre' all the time and occa
sionally remarking: 81 don't covert mon
ey. l give it away. I'm the Teller that's
driving the fakirs ont Of business"
Then he flshed something out of his
bag. -s.-..5 ..-...
"Here's a watch" he said; ia watch
ought to be worth 80 cents, II it's worth
anything. Who gives me SO centsP No
bedyf All right Who wants itf I'll
give it away"
A man in the crowd got It.
Ne n. wv. 80
Won't somebody give me SO cents for itsn
A man handed over the money, but the
fakir spurned 1t, saying, "Here, take your
money. Take the watch. Tn giving things
away"
Another watch was brought forth and
offered; money produced, and not accept
ed. Still another
"Who wants it?" asked the fallir again
A young fellow offered so cents.
81 guess I'll keep this for luck" said
the fakir.
Then he gave another away, and kept
on doing so, occasionally accepting the
money and keeping it for luck. ..
In few minutes he was doing q brisk
business, and money was changing hands
at great rate.
Heres ring, solid brass, but it's got
three tiers of gold on it. 1t ought to be
worth cent, and If you're smart you
ought to make 81 on it. Seel It's got '1s
carafs' marked on the inside"
He sold the rinG-sold lots of them
then began to throw trinkets in hat
"Who buys the LOTT" he asked.
Nobody wanted to bid.
He held up quarter, and dropped that
In the hat. Nootdy wanted to buy. He
dropped in so cent piece. Somebody
purchased tho lot for half a dollar.
Put it right in your pocket, and look
out for more bargains" said the fakir,
and tho people secretcd their purchases
from the eyes of u curious crowd.
He sold trinkets, money and everything
else. The people seemed astounded by his
liberality and spent their money
After awhile number Of his best Gus.
toners began to look thoughtful, and then
sneaked of and examined their purchases.
One man, who had apparently received as
cents and hatful of trinkets for half n
dollar, found the trinkets and cents
The 40 cents probably went up the fakir's
sleeve.
He had given away 81 and made $780,
Boston Globe
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-12

In tho Municipal Court last evening,
at 7 O'Clock, quite a largo crowd con-
gregated to hear the trial of several
boys. sons OF we'll known gentlemen
residing In the nelghborhood OF Ninth
and Adams streets. Warrants had
been sworn out and served on the
fathers TO produce their SONS IN the
Municipal Court on Wednesday even
Ing, to answer the charge OF corner
louHging
Mr.. John Biggs e2ressnted several
Of the boye, and after nearly an hours
consultation With the Witnesses who
resided In the immediate neighbor-
hood and the Chief OF Police. police
officers. Judge Bail. and Mr.. Jot IL
Biggs. the cases were dismissed with
caution from the City Solicitor to the
faith, RS to keep their sons oil the cor
mere, OF the next time they would be
undoubtedly fined.
II Ia to he hoped that the boys will
hereafter keep off OF the corner OF
Ninth and Adams street, and thus saye
their fathers the expense OF having to
fee an attorney TO represent them In
the Municipal Court. The arresilng
OF the boys was rather a strange pro
Ceeding. as Ghey werD served with
warrants. LAM not arrested while in the
act of corner louNglng. The warrants
were sworn ont on information
lodged with Chief Dolan, and the per.
sons making then, didn't wish tnei'
names made known. .. ......
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-12

William B. Wilmer. a prosperous
farmer OF Morgan, Creek Neck. Kent
county, Md, lost his entire crop of
wheat, straw and other property just
Jas he was about finishing thrashlng OH
Tuesday afternoon. A heated journal
on the straw carrier set fire to the
straw jus. rs the last sheaf had been
placed In the machine. aud the hands
were busy cleaning up around the
thrasher. In few minutes the entire
crop OF straw was In llames.
The loss included straw from &c
acres OF wheat. "a small quantity OF
grain, lot OF grain bags and mum.
Ter OF agricultural implements. The
thrasher and straw-stacker, belonging
to Chas Nickerson. were both destroy
led. The engine was removed to q safe
distance and was. not damaged. The
lire was very exciting affair and
nearly produced a panic among til,
people engaged In thrashing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-12
THIRD edition.


kotty Charges sh0uid net be Tolerated.
Last evening. in the Municipal Court,
smother fRrcical trial took place. Mr.,
Richard Patzwosky, manager for the
Blumenthal's morocco factory, was
arrested and charged by Mr.. George
W. Murphy. resulting at No. 9O4 Chest.
nut street, with maintaining nuisnpce
on the Chestnut street side OF the fact.
ory. which consisted Of throwing asffe.
from the isctory boilers upon thu
eIdewnlk preparatory to having them
carted away to the dump.
Mr.. Murphy and his witnesses testl-
fled that the sidewalk was not all
covered with ashes, that passage
way OF some two feet or more was un
covered. but that to pass, you would
have to walk out towards the curb. He
always walked in the middle OF the
pavementAs ii taxpayer he considered
he had the right to walk III the centre
OF the sidewalk and not he compelled
TO walk on the side. His testimony
was very erratic and showed that he
was In reality seeking cheap sort OF
notoriety. Several other gentlemen
teetitied ab0at the same asMr. Murphy
to the re moving pf ashes by the firm
on the Chestnut street side.
They said 1t was no unusual sight Il
witness back up loading and unload
Ing. After hearing some IL wltnesse,
Judge Ball called the firms attention
tosobstructingIt 1.-THE sidewalk. which wal
against an ordinance passed by Cit,
Council and governing the use OF thu
eliewalks and streets. and oautionet
them to remove all ashes as soon al
they were deposited on the Sidewalk
and dismissed the case.
Tbs charge should never have beer
considered for Oh, minute by the Chic
OF Police or the City Solicitor. Sucl
petty charges again It manufactur
lug establishment that Is compelled Il
use q part OF the side walk for few
hours OF day to transact their busi
ness is an outrage, and the annoyanc,
is In Itself enough to make capitalist
wary Of starting new ent erprise in gu
city where cur id.e workingmeu ma.
be able TO procure WORK SO as to earl
Q livelihood for themselves and fami
lies.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-12

The toothsome Delaware shad and
it's excellent river Tor cultivation has
Ianother rival. State Fish Comma.
81 oner Carey has go m king q tour
Iol inspection OF the rivers OF Georgia,
his object being to ascertain what In
crease there has been In shad from
the paintings of the artificial hatch
Iirgs In the last few years. These
lhatehinRs have been furnished by the
United States ilsh commission. Com.
imissioner Carey expresses himself ne
very much gratilied at finding such q
flarge Increase In shad In the streams
in tho last few years. Within the last
few weeks 1.O0o,0p0 young shad have
been planted In the. Savannah river III
the neighi orhood of Augusta.
Georgia has the finest system oil
rivers for fish cultivation uf any State
lln the Unlon.n said Commissioners
Carey, ''and with comparatively
llilttle cultivation and expenses ali
Immense industry can DO develop,
eh.' Tho State law provides that nets
!shall be plnced for shud only from
sunset TO sunrise. and that no meta
,ahaii be placed In the rivers from Fri.
day night 20 Monday morning. the on.
lject of the law being to allow SUM-
icient number of the iish to reach the
higher levels OF the streum ms and de
post their eggs, which are to produce
the next ears supply.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-12

] The supervising surgeon general Of
lthe Chilrd States Marine Hospital ser
wee h issued circular fol the infor.
mat Of all persons and officers IL,
Btolos ted In tho treatment and muiu
itenarce oil seamen in accordance with
the regulations Of marine hospital ser
vice, in which official notification is
given OF the acceptance Of proposals
made b, parties therein named. fol
contracts for tile care oil seamen. en-
titled TO relief from the service.
/ In tho list appears LeWes, at which
the medical attendance l. to ba furr.
lshed by an acting assistant surgeon,
Lewis u. Lynch TO furnish quarters
Subsistence, nursing ana medicines Al
81 day, h. Baer to provide Tor the
burlai OF deceased patients at sl4. 50
each. ~
+ vii nington is ore OF 90 other ports
naied in the circular at which hospI,
til OF other relief Will be Furnished
Olly under tile provisions Of the renu
,tlon Of the Marine Hospital Service
rs 10 third-Class stations.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-12

8 o'clock. The entire department ID
still In service.
NO TaUcK WHEN BADLY NREDED.
The Mayor was present Of the flo
and was one OF the many spectators
who commented on the great nscessis
ty Of having tho Delaware Truck Ia ser.
vice. The ladders Of The Washington
Company could not be used when
most needed and that was when the
flames leaped to the building OF the
Fritz Morocco Company.
Call out the Delaware Truck said the
Mayor. no matter what the conse-
quenoss may be. We must save the
property. But he was dlsmayed to
learn that the horses are at pasture
and the truck wheels were away for
repairs.
A Maoaroni factory on the fret floor
owned by Mccoy and Pyle was total
loss.
The fire department OF the Harlan &
Holllngsworth Company went into
service and did great work for which
the men should be com mended.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-12

j. Bell. a one-leged man. Is locked up
at Baltimore on q charge OF attempt.
ing to wreck railroad passenger
train. A few weeks ago Royal Blue
Line train over tho Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad was nearly deralled by the
spikes OF rail- and from the bolts
connecting being removed near Bay.
view, and the bar which had been used
to accomplish the work was found In
some bushes near by. The rail was
on II curve at the side of an mbank.
ment Suspicion pointed to Bell and
he will probably be convicted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-12

The new sweeper OF the Street anc
sewer Department was given tria
on King street yesterday, which was &
success in every way. When tue ma
chimes are received the greater part oil
the cleaning OF the streets will be done
at night and OH Saturday night King
street Will be worked on. The worH
willrequire about six hours and viii
Keep the men at work during the early
hours OF Sunday morning. Owing Il
tho late hour oil the market. ana as the
street las to he cleaned as soon us the
market ls over. 1t appears impossib {
to avoid the Sunday work
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-12

The Senate has passed the House
bill for the admission OF Utah as O
State In the Union. the and plumber of
States will be Increased to forty-tive.
The new State had In 1890 q popula-
ton Of 207.905. It will be n larger
State In point of population than
either Delaware. Montana. North Da.
kots, Nevada, Wyoming or Idaho and
larger than the last three combined.
Three fourths Of the population are
native born.
The Territory Is now represented In
ICongress by Joseph r. Rawllne, q
Democrat. who. however, did not re.
lcelve majority OF the votes cast at
the last election. He received l5,2ll
yotes against IL 405 cast for the Re-
publican candidate and $3.50 for the
Liberal candidate. Therefore the
Mormon issue largely determined the
elections. The passage. of the Ed.
|munds anti-polygamy bill OF 1889 and
Of the still more drastic act OF 1887
have almost broken the political pow
er OF the Mormon church. The object
of the admission is to increase the
number OF Democr tito senators.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-12

Inc pett!hg IN favor OF the great
oase pau game which will be played
this afternoon at O'Clock, at River.
view muse bail grounds, Is to in ia.
yor OF the lawyers. Tho bankers and
brokers are showing up IN great shape
ana IN game yesterday afternoon
win SCRUB nlpe the bankers aad
pEokers came out victorious by score
OF TO y 1he tirst three innings
neither slde scored. 1t Is said consid
Ieidole money, probably nearly mil
non dollars will-change hands. For
ourselves We think 1t Will be nip and
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-12
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Any ono wishing to purchase a finel
bay driving horse, six years old. OF a.
soft oil e.thrr Happy, Medium, or Sa.
hdin stock should address Box ~ |
Wilmington p. o.
Asuitable reward will be paid at thisl
office fOr the recovery of a special OF.
neer's star which was lost in or nearI
tine r., w. y Is. freight Office a fewI
days ago,
The artisans Saving Bank will mott
hereafter he ppen for business In tho
evenings. DepositoTs and othprs will
therefore take the hint, and attend toI
their business during usual business
hours.
House No l. Irwin Place for rent
cheap. Apply to ii. L. Vernon. RE.
PUBLICAN Office.
A gentleman on wilson street wa
quickly cured of cramps by Slmmsl
pain searrher, the finest pain mell.
cine. SOC kiug street.
Davidow X Co, No laB Market street.
have received another lot Of watch
openers, aHd persons who mar wish o
p ssess one ara invited to call
L6vy Courtmnh. X. l.. Armstrong
has thresEed Ills wheat. aud although
there was an abundance Of stra ", the
yietd Of grain Was not equal to Gis OK.
peetatlgns.
b,,CI,,o,,. ,,.iir sail a.. t,.....Z#
b'y',',y ri"aG 81, h o. t'ite i'oLses,
nhle Ttc M mn q saIa ~ ~, Maze iiags
Hotel, corner OF Fourth and Orange
streets OH saturday AFTERNOON nj "ma
O'clock.
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testimony IN the Leo Fancy case was
no't" ''st's''''s
Tue Senate has confirmed the mn.
pc ntmeut OF I. VI. g H,ten as post.
M .ster at ioyer.
Rlsl-on rolemar viii cons,,ot snoo,.,
.srvi,..s n 81 PM 'Syrcn 7pe. 'a'
town tIis eyea.,t- '''''"' oooi 10
sber,,r f;ouil yilI snnmor, ,,.
To i,ln1iire luta tne amt, If SIor,, lrat
Hsiiahan wio I ia n 1"u'ay +, Mnrsaret
Tie Roy G.orya r. lI,uo,,,.ta,,,u
viii g ndact th. ser ,tass t's uS Wy,
In The CnIich Of All SaInts a, 'I NJ,
hoih " '' '7"''iAe az memo
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-12

Mr. Robert Il Morrison. formerly OF
MIL C.e,k Hundred. died suddenly OF
heart failure on Monday last. His flu
neral took place from his late resi-.
denee. Apple Lawn, SpottsylvLnia
county. Va, yesterday. interment be.
ing nude OF the cemetery in Freder-
tcksburg. Va. His sisters, Mrs. J. +.
Taylor and Mrs. W. l.. Armstrong re,
aide In our city,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-12
ED.

SHiELDS.-On - uly 9th. 1894. cornel Ius
Shields
Relatives aud friends are invli ed 10 at.
tend his funeral from his late residence,
i22 Iaylor street,on Thursday morning al
9O'clUeS. High Mass al St. Mary's Church.
nicrment at New Cathedral Cemetery
BACOS-At New Castle, DEL on July
9th, 1874, Helen May. infant daughter Of
james IL. and Florence q. Ducon. aged
months and days.
Funeral from the residence OF her par.
ents. 4ih street, New Castle, Del, ON
Wednesday afternoon. July llth. nj
O'Clock.
C0SNER.-On July 10. 1894, William We.
ley infant SOP OF Daniel and Mary u,
Conner. aged months
Relatives ind friends arc invited to at
tend the funeral from tho residence, $50
Chestnut street on Friday afternoon at
O'Clock. lntermcnt ut Wilmington and
Brandywine Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-12

an interesting concert will BIO giyel
III me first ffesbyterlHn Church thl,
esehlng, Inc program ls quite lengthy
1 NJ, embraces many unique songs
Tho entertainment opens win "A sII
prise party, Mrs. I'll JAno ahuIIla'.
birthday, and closes by a solo viii
mo Shsrns III which all the married
people arc expected I'd Join, HON.
Sweet Home"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-12

Crusaders Castle. No. 5, Knights oil
the Golden Eagh will go On t annua
excursion to Atlantic City OH Satur.
day. August H.. The route this year
will be over tho Baltimore and Ohio
and Reading Railroads which is the
best route to the seashore, 1t allowing
more time at the resort and also af-
lording fine view Of the State OF
New Jersey. ..a. .....
Tie train will leave the Market street
station OF the Baltimore and Ohiu
Il. II. at 5.i5 o'clock and the Delaware
Avenue station at 6 o'clock. The fare
for the round trip will be but Sly
with children at half price.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-12

"""'"i u hiiitnh II. Clarke.
The funeral OF William n. Clarke
New Castle, took place this morning.
81 JOINS Lodge. No. 2, A. +. A. NJ,
attended In body. The pall.bearers
were members of the lodge and were
Messrs. Saunders. Daiby. Vellette,
Loiiand. Simpson and Dennison. The
funeral passed through this city ON
the 80 O'Clock Delaware exsress for
Mt. Moriah. Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-12

Mrs Pennell King OF this city, who
is visiting Mrs. Ellwood Burns nj
Sugartown,. Pa. met with a serious
accident few days ago. While she
was descending Hight of stairs she
feil and broke her Collar bone in two
places and one ankle bone was dis.
located. Mrs. King Is well advanced
IN years and her recov ry from her
injuries will he slow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-12
Physiclan n, tho snI, ,u,r. u.s,,,,

Phvsician nj tho Bali iniore Hospital.
DR.. James l.. Crossware Of this city
mas been appointed resident physician
OF the Baltimore University Hospital
IN the place OF DIR. II. Il. Getzendanner,
resigned. DR. Crossware will take
charge OF the hospital July II, on
ton takes effect.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-12

Mr.. Beaton Smith has sold his hand
some thrrn-story brick dwelling. No,
] o. Wesi I ,nth.sireet. to Mr.. Thomas
Bens II. ar. Smith has purchased q
drug store In Philadelphia and In the
fall will remove with his family to the
City Of Brotherly Love to reside. His
east side drug store is in charge OF Dr
Joseph Il. Smith.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-12
An Attractive Window,

Ihomas II. Pennock, the ciothler ut
Fifth and Market streets. has tasteful.
FULLY arranged his show window with
all the leading styles OF m-.-.-. you ths'
and boys clothing. which he Is selling
as low as the lowest. Mr.. Pennock's
self.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-12

The Harlan upd Holdings worth Com.
pany Is preparing FOR shipment few
passenger coaches Tor the Altoona &
PhillipsDurg Railroad. Ihe Interior
OF the cara 10 handsomely finished and
the exterior is attraetlyely painted In
light colors.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-12

The Ladies' Aid Society OF Goodman
NJ. l.. Church will hold buslness ses.
sion at the home OF Mira. Miles. No.
1908 Lincoln street, this evening, after
which the gathering will enjoy them.
selves. Ice cream will be on snie.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-12

Register OF Wills Gooch this morn .
inE granted letters Of administration
on the estate OF tho lat, Dr. CbsrlesJ.
Lawton to Edward L. fuller of Law.
renee, Massachu sctt-.
Letters Parliamentary on the estate
Oh Priscilla L. Spenkn an. late of this
city. were granted to Abigail So ak.
man aud lettors OF administration on
the estate OF the late Charles NJ. n w.
lin were granted to Harry Emmons.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-12

Rev T. Moghahghlb will lecture on
Mohamm edism and the costumes of
his people OF the Holy Land, and Will
also have The bride's native costumes
exhibited TO night in the First NJ. p.
Church.
His lecture last night at Asbury was
highly appre ciated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-12

A slight fire occurred in the Gard
room at tho Arlington mills, Ninth
ward. on Wednesday morning ut s
o'clock. II was exttnguished bf the
bucket brigade before much damage
was done.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-12

The Sunday school OF tho Second
Baptist Church took about 200 people
TO Pennsgrove to-day on lts annual ex.
eursion. The excursionists left King
street wharf at $50 o'clocs on the
steamer Clrlca,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-12
STOCK QUOTATIONs.
Reported by
HENl.D ~ GDM.,ANv

Bankers and Brokers',
seventh aud Market StreetS
Investment and Securities yieIa,,a
from a to z per cent '"S
orders for the purchase and sale of
stocks ana bonds on Commission exccut.
ed at all the stock exchanges.
Private telegraph wires to Now York
fhiiadelphia, Boston and Chicago.
sued, 20
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-12

Tomorrow promises to be fair
TO partly cloudy and rather warmer
Indicating showers IN different loca
tons. Similar conditions will pro
baoly prevail on Saturday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-12
ORDER
In REGISTERS OFFIoR
NEW CASTLE CDuArx nRf

NEW CAsTLk COuArY, DEL,
Upon the application OF i tt.il. iSy Elm.
mems Adminst ator Cum amento
Ia Of Wilmington hundred. in sai
county, deceased. 1t IS ordered and direct.
ed by the ltegistcr that the Administers
tor aforesaid give notice OF Rrantinu
OF Letters of Administration unnn
the estate of the deceased, with tho late
of granting thereof. by oausin u ad yertisa
ments to lie posted Within forty Ilays rrnm
she date of such letters In six of the most
pnblicp places or tho county of New Castle
requiring all ncrsons having demands
against the estate to pres 'nt the same. or
abide by an act of Assembly In such casa
made and provided and also cause Ihe
iod IN tho DAILY REPuBLIClN, news.
paper published In Wilmington Del and
TO be continued therein three week 10 a,
-, Given under the hand and seal
I 5. S. OF olllee of the Register aforesaid
- ut Wilmington, In New Castle
County aforesaid. che day and year above
"''''" J. villains CooUH, Rerlster.
N0IlCE-Nuticei is hereby given that lot.
tiers .ot Administration c. { n, were In
due form OF law granted unto the under
s!gned. onthe llin day July. A. ID. lsJ ,Nlnl
that all persons having claims against tho
estate OF tho deceased must present the
same, duly attested, to the said AdniI,Istra.
tor. on or before the llih day ri .IifIv
lS2a. CT abide the Act OF Assemble in
such case MADE and provided.
h.kkRr UNIONS,
Administrator. c. +. 4.
Address-Wii nington. bel. ji2
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-12

building InsTectcr ] OIL has Issued
permit 10 George 81 MIX % for II.e
'a.actlon OF Tint e.. tory building at
tn nor' hen GUtLe. o. LiguLn and
Orange streeLs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-12

The Britannia Wins the sixth Time.
GLASGOW. SCOTLAND. July l2th.-The
Britannia wins again, making Its sixth
victory over The American yacht,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-12

Before Judge Ball this morning in
tue Municipal Court Emma Hopkins.
leolored, was lined 81 and costa for