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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-07
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Revival nj NIndslay.

Yesterday was day OF power and
rejoicing ut Madeley NJ L Church,
this city. There wors three Pentecos.
tai services held In tho church yester.
day. conducted b. Mrs Mary g. Stan.
ton, the lady evangelist of Camden, n.
j. Mrs Stanton is cluar aud furcible
speaker and her manner Is vim ng
She knows the truth and knows how
tn impart 1t to others IN such mon.
ner As to he helpful
Tne altars We're crowded with anX.
ious PERSONS at all three OF the ser .
Vices. seeking to bt saved to tho utter.
most. There Were several who stepped
out into the full light and the outlook
L. good for sweeping revival at this
church. The pnstor. Dr. Wuddell,
announced at the close of the service
last night that Mrs, stanton would
remain the greater part of this week
and conduct services at night and at
$50 +. m.
Thfs community Is profoundly
Stirred rellgiously and 1t lOol 8 as II
there will be repetition OF the revival
OF last winter. The services begin to.
night at !. 40 O'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-07

At the Preachers Association meet
Ing this morning there was iarge at
tendance. Devotional exercises were
conducted by Rev. L. W. Layileld
Current events were discussed by
Rev. j. b. Quigg, who dwelt at length
on the industrial Situation"
Rev. +. o. b. Wallin rend a truly in
teresting. paper on ''Methodism In
Sweden. con motion the paper wa.
ordered to be printed In the Peninsula
Methodist and the Wilmington Con
ference Herald.
IF a man is full member OF the NJ,
L. Church and applies for admission
on probation to another NJ. l.. Church
can he he legally admitted" was dis
cussed at length by Revs. Watt France
Hanna and Howard.
The following officers were elected
President. Rev. j. ID. @. Hanna; vice.
president, Rev. John France; secretary
Rev. II. =. pulany;. curators, Revs
Leyiield. Watt and Quigg.
Rev. DIR. Murray. of Dover, conduct
ed the newly elected president to his
chair.
Rev. VIM. Campbell spoke on the
Idea OF placing Bibles In the aims
house.
Rev. L. b. Short presented the uues
ton: did all the pious Israeiites
arise at the time OF the crucliixlon." II
was referred to DIR. Hulburd. The GU
rators reported that the paper next
week will be read by Rev. MIR. Wood
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-07

There was large communion scr.
vice at Asbury Al. Il. Church yester.
day morning, at which probably tho
largest class for years was received
Into full connection.
Notwithstanding the storm. the
church was crowded last night to
hear the Rev. John IL Ho ward preach
on The Hatred of tho World" Ii
was a clear and striking discourse
FROM the text. Marvel not. brethren,
that the world hate YOU" The outline
was as follows:
L, The Reasons for the hatred. l
There IS nothing in common or con
genial between the Chuccll md the
world 50 there can be no love. 2. The
Church has Withdrawn from tho World,
end served notice That they are better
than the world which serves as an in-
enlt. SO the renson for the hatred. 3.
The Church propose to antngontze tho
worlds best interests. which OF course,
causes the hatred.
III. How to have peace. !. BY sur.
rendering to the world. This would
bring peace at great cost which can
never be.
,. lIy promising our principles
Thlswould bring peace. but We would
lose the respect OF the world. Tha
world does not homer compromising
church.
3. BY conquering the world. This is
the purpose OF tho church, and II Will
be accomplished. Inc subject for
next sunday evening is, 'Sickly
Saints"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-07
THIRD EDITION.


II Is doubtful II the vigilant. Val.
kyrie or Britannica will DO at the Nice
regatta In 1895.
The annual sophomo
games Of Columbia College were he
In New York ON Saturday. No records
were lowered. The sophomores won
by 90 to ~ points.
Superintendent OF Police Byrnes. OF
New York. stopped the boxing match
on Saturday night between Frank
Craig and Jim Butler.
Frank q. Ives Chicago billiard hall
ie In the hands Of the sheriff. while the
champion 10 in Paris astonishing the
krenchmen with his fancy shots.
In the shooting match for $500 side
between Heron, of Hazleton, and
Gorman, Mnhoney City. at Hazleto ton,
Saturday, the latter killed three to
Herrons one out of slx birds. wlnaing
the stakes.
Dick Burgess. the lightweight pugil.
lsf boat Iom Mickless In a light OF
twenty-eight rounds In London, lnst
Friday evening. The fight was for
E40O and The one hundred and forty
pound championship.
! The yacht Feun. winner OF the pen
nant last year, beat the celebrated
Acme, winner of the Bates cup, on
Saturday, at Centennial Lake, In the
West Park. The Acme was beaten by
3 minutes. 2S seconds.
bob Galley, tho once famous pugii.
ist, who could hold his own against
any man that tho old JuniQue Thea.
tire put against him. has retired from
the ring. lie says that nine gu. OF
every ten men who depend on boxing
for living are buns.
The first big professional rowing re.
gatta for the year will lie held at Aus
tin, Texas on May Is. l6, II and IS, and
all the noted seullers in the country
have arranged to go there and try and
secure slice OF the $500 offered il
prizes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-07

The may term OF the Court con.
yened this morning with Chief Justice
Lore and Associate Judges Marvel
and Cullen on the bench.
The morning was busy one along
the Court House corridor which Yves
thronged by Witnesses and jurymeD,
gil exchanging salutations which were
both pleasant and amusing.
The General Seeslone Court will not
be a lengthy one. Attorney General
Nicholson and his deputy. Branch II.
GILES, wers buslly engaged In exam
lining witnesses In order that they may
get tho testimony before the Grand
Jury % early "a possible,
The Courts OF Oyer and Terminer
will be opened on Monday next. when
Michael Faino will be put on trial for
numbering Carlo Ruvo. a fellow coun-
Itryman. In the Italian boarding house
lof Mary Desmond. No. 104 Market
street. a few weeks ago.
1t will he remembered that Faino
and Ruvo quarreled ovor game of
hagatelle which eliminated in Faino
plunging a stilletto into Ruve's
throat.
A oolored man from Middletown
will also be trlsd for barn burning.
These are the only cases to be tried
and 1t Is expected will occupy little
over n week Of the courts attention.
Chief Justice Lore followed by
Judges Cullen and Marvel entered the
court chamber at l2.05 O'Clock. the
membsrs OF the bar rising as they
took their seats.
The Chief Justice assembled the steps
to the bench. with his usual activity,
no twithstanding his recent illness,
He looked pale but Felt perfectly we'll.
immediately after the opening OF the
Court Clerk OF the Peace Blggs called
the names OF the grand jurors. all OF
them answering to their names. and
after being sworn retired to consider
tho bills placed In their hands. Colum.
bus Watkins is foreman OF the body.
The names of the petit jurors were
drawn and the trial list of the Superior
Court was gone over, and many cases
set for trial and continued. Tho eleven
cases of j. Hood Wright We. Edgar
Chandler Stansbury Wiley. George
Churchman. Francis N. Buck, William
=. Robinson, Harlan Cause. Whining.
ton Dental Manufacturing Company,
George A. LeMaistre and Frank @. Cor
bit were ali set for trial.
Bradford and Vandegrift represent
the plaintiff and Benjamin Nieids, ].
4. Blggs. Hoifecker IL HoGfecker and
Harry Emmons. the various defend.
ante: The cnses OF Nathan Lleberman
and benjamin Mills vs.. the Whining
ton City Railway Co. are also set 70 1
trial. VIM. =. Hilles and Levi G. Bird
will represent the plaintiffs and Will.
iordSaulebury the defendant company
Mr.. Bird will also try the two cases
OF William II. Brown and William H.
jackson against the p. W. & d. rail-
road company.
The case OF Andrew Fulmele We. the
Wilmington City Electric Company is
also on the list rs also are the cases of
Samuel q. Fisher. ct. al, and Walter
Robert Walters We. the REPUBLICAN
Printing Company and e. T. William
son.
s. A. Macalister and W. s. Hllles will
Iepresent the plaintiffs and Walter
Bacon and Peter Cooper. Jr.. tho de.
PENDANTS.
At Ills o'clock court recessed until
=. 80 O'Clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-07
SOCIETY," NuIEs.

His height was only Ave feet three.
Whilo hers YVES i've feet nine,
And yet the man adored the maid
As something most divine.
He'd sit and hold her baud for hours,
As happy us clam,
And murmur In her sh ell-like car.
MY ownest little Iambr
Miss Mary Lorne OF Delmar is visit
ing relatives In this city.
Mr.. Q. J. Maginess of New York
spent Sunday with J. w. Geyer.
Miss Josephine Sullivan OF Washing
tor, ID, @, 10 being entertained BY heI
cotisin, Miss Clara sullivan, Of No. ala
Lombard street.
Miss Margie Gaslllll of Camden,N. j.,
and Miss Eva Shinnaberry OF Philadel
phia, Pa. are spending few dayt
with Miss Suliie Ferry OF this city.
Mise Eva Poole is visiting In Down
ington, Pa.
Winfield II. Smith, a member OF the
Columbian Glee Club, is visiting his
parents at DowDingtown. Pa.
The West End Athletic Club gave O
creditable entertainment in the Peo
plo'e Theatre Saturday night but to n
small audience.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-07

Some highly instructive facts concerning
the appearance Of steel under the micro
scope have been developed by Albert Sau-
veur A polished and etched section of
steel rail does not by any means, when un-
der the microscope, reveal in all its parts
the same structure. The different temper.
atures at which different parts Of the rail
leave the finishing rolls and the unequal
rate of their subsequent cooling have much
to do with the want of uniformity. The
outside of the rail, being colder shows
smaller grain than the interior. This is in
accordance with that law of disqualification
which ordains that the higher the finishing
temperature and the slower the cooling in
any given chemical composition the Grenter
will be the crystallizatio!. 80 AIsssssess 80,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-07
Junior Auxiliary Meeting.

The fourth annual meeting OF the
Junior Auxiliary of the Episcopa
Church, of the Diocese of Wilmington,
was held on Saturday afternoon IL 81.
Andrews Church. Sunday schoo
teachers anu scholars were present
from the different churches in the
city, New Castle. Newport, Delaware
CITY Claymont. Stanton and Middle
town.
r.. Service was read by Revs. Henry and
Gassner. Bishop Coleman delivered i
short address. which was followed by
Miss jarvis, Connecticut, and q, &
Thomas, Philadelphia In two interest
Ing addresses. Tie music was under
me direction OF ]. Craig and w. j
Fisher, and all present Thoroughly an
preciated and enjoyed 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-07

The SABBATH Dissertation practiced
by grocerynen, fruit and tobacco
dealerS Will ton great. extent be dis
continued after Sunday next, or the
dealers will be fined according TO law.
This Is the order chief OF Police Dolan
gave to his officers Saturday night.
The chief has received numerous
complaints along the line of Sabbath
Dissertation, until II has reached the
point when something must he done.
ogar dealers conduct their buainoss
rs openly az OH week dry. and allow
large crowds of customers TO conrre
gate about the entrance Of their
stores. Hereafter the doors must be
closed, no loafcrs allowed to congre
gate near the store, bat the sale of to.
haeeo Will not ba stopped. Grocers
on Front street will also have TO close
their doors after 8 o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-07
FIFTH EDITION.


Yesterday morning q Rrpup1fcAr
reporter determined on taking a day
OF aud consequently hled himself to
Water and French streets and board ed
a W. 70 n, train. Soon we had left the
traces OF the city behind and were
a among. ~ beautiful scenss..y along tho
nis.ossS 5randv-.,le. Here mad fhers
the Wild flowers were BLOOMING in
abundance. The trees In the dlfferent
orchards were In blossom and the
fragrance was delicious.
The rich fields along the route pre-.
eented an encouraging Appearance for
good harvest. Once In while some
OF the dehorned milch COWS grazing
near the railroad would scam per on as
the train approached. Passengers
now and then would put their heads
out the windows aud view the pref
~ little water falls along the pictur-
esque Brandywlne.
Inc scribe took longing look at
Granogue. where soma time ago lived
one OF his nearest and dearest lady
friends, but who at present is iu the
south In poor health. Arrived at
Lenape tho electric car was taken, and
IN short time he was In the centre OF
That bright anu clean town. West
Chester.
! The first thing he did was to Sigh
for such excellent streets for Whining.
ton, where there are nine persons to
one. But 1t all goes to show that
Whatever is worth doing, Ia worth do
ing we'll. The reporter took In the
town and some other time will tell
what he saw in his walks. Through
the kindness % Mr.. Fisher he was
shown the workings of the type set
ting machines in the Republican Of
flee
Two machines do the work of ten
composltors, and 1t only takes two
weeks to learn how to operate the ma.
chine. As the lead ia melted every
DAY. and the waste is very small, there
Is new type for each days paper. The
type setting machine is q boon to
the newspaper man. and the time is
not FAR distant when every live news.
paper will have the machines In Its
office.
The machines are under the charge
OF MIR. Runk, who is quite elsillful In
the manipulation OF the keys.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-07

People now a days know a genuine
bargain from a humbug. Last week
we advertised fine clothing at panic
prices ana actually reduced every.
thing to just one half the regular
price. The result was rush of trade
and customers well satisfied. We will
continue to offer tho same stipend Gus
lnduaement. Fine $40 cheviot suits
for IS. High grade dress paits ~.
worsted suits SO. is and
many other bargains. Liverpool and
London Clothing Company, 500 Mar.
ket street, Wilmington, Del,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-07
VIM. B. SHARP eco
Fourth and Market SIS.

Every lady should have a
pleater. On Tuesday, Wed.
nesday and Thursday of this
week we shall make a special
display showing the work.
ings Of the Victoria Pleater,
which is a simple design for
making dress trimmings,
rufflcs, ruchings, or any kind
of pleating. In order to in.
troduce it we offer a $3.50
article for 25c. Ladies should
see this pleater in practical
operation at notion counter,
Fourth street front.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-07

To day, shortly after Ii o'clock
while John Welsh was turning hi.
team around on Shipley street, he
tween Second and Third, he wa,
thrown TO the ground and received {
lad cut over the eye and bruised his
leg. His wounds were dressed at BAR.
fortifs drug store. The horse collided
with garbage cart and broke away
from the wagon and ran out From
street. where 1t was caught anC
brought to Welsh's stable,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-07

Billy Dacey. OF Syracuse. y. Y, was
not In this city saturday night as adj
vertlsed. The promoters of the attn.
sstic entertainments at the Peoples
lhcatre were to put him against Ned
Mcdonnell, but 1t was frustrated by
bet OF G.. J. Morarity that the man
who was too meet tho lncal boxer was
not the original Dacey who spared in
Now York City. The scheme was QUO
70 inlure tue reputation OF the clever
New York sparrer, However, Dacey
will appear IL the entertainment to be
held In Weceacoe Hall, Thursday
niL b. Comfortable seats havo been
arranged and tho entertainment
pro Uses TO be q kood ono
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-07
In melium.pricod dress

In melium-p priced dress
goods we have made reduc.
tons to meet modern ideas
for quick distribution. Ligh t
weight cloths in navy blue,
three shades brown, tan, gar.
net, red, steel, are 25c from
81 &c and zoe from 25c. A
few pieces of those fine Hen
riettas in brown, blue, steel,
and green which we have
sold all the season for 75c
are now 59c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-07

Thomas .Tierney has organized @
base ball nlne for this season. The
players will challenge any team under
II years OF age. The players are as
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Thomas Tlerney. catcher and mana.
ger; Allie Burke. D.; Howard Richards,
LIST b.; Francis Iierney. 8. g.; George
3rd b.; Edward Mcclure, r. T.; Willie
|. f.; John A. Burke. O. 4.
Challenges received by Robert Mo.
iulre, sos s. Van Buren, street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-07

We're a thousand yards in
sales ahead of our cutting
and laying department. on
those elegant Gobelin Ak.
minister and Moquette Car
pets at the reduced prices.
Gobelin, s1.t5 from sI75.
&c.,. Administer 81 from $l.50
Moquette SOC from Sl.25.
You should see these Car.
pet bargains before it's too
late. =.-.-.
Our line of Chin a and
Japan Mattings are the
handsomest we ever offered
at the prices. These Mat.
tings are not the kind which
are more suitable for fish
nets than floor coverings, but
are strong, seryiceable and
pretty--samples of which we
will send on Application. The
most popular kinds to-day
are the jointless woven In
one piece like a Carpet and
reversible. The three m )st
popular prices are per yard
12%o
....-. 25c .".
with a liberal reduction by
the roll. In addition we
show the very finest and
most stylish production of
the japanese looms from 25c
to 75c the choicest things
made i'll Mattings. .-..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-07

VIM. r.. Long, is preparing a pam.
phlet to be known as the "WeekIy-
Advertiser" which will be filed with
choice reading matter and advertise.
ments for graLuitous distribution,
MIR. Long has secure the exclusive
privilege OF placing the p Imphlets ON
the boats of the Wilmington Steam.
boat Company and in Gordon Heights
park.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-07

Rev. Frleby Gibson. pustor of Jones'
A. NJ. L. Zion Mission. Thirteenth and
Scott streets, was presented by the
captain OF No. Company, on Satur.
day evening. grand suit of clothes.
lE which he will appear at the annual
conference. Credit is due Mrs. Ellen
lilghman and Mrs, NJ. Lambert for as
sisting III the good work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-07

The steamship Wlldilower, from
bordeaux France. entered port this
morning for II cargo OF oil from Mar :
Gus Hook. This is the steamship which
rescued the stesmsphip EnIs. Cap.
tain Livingstone is not in command
this year as he Is unwell.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-07

Sfrs Annie Maxwell, wife OF George
Maxwell died ut her husband nome,
No 1921 Rodney street, yesterday
morning OF consumption, aged %
years She was loved and respected
by all who know her The funeral
viii take place Wednesday, with ser.
vices At The house anu interment at
MI. Spleln CnmelsrY
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-07

report having beeu circulated that
gain bling WIS carried on within a few
,equnres OF tho city hail Chief Dolau
stated he knew nothing of the clse.
ut is the opinion OF good many that
when the law is violated then tho peo.
Iple should complain In the proper
manner.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-07

: The annual session OF the Supreme
Coui Gil OF The Uulted Friends Of
America will be held at 9o5 South
Broad street, Trenton, N j., to NOR.
row. There is ono lotgO here aud II.
merit g, supreme Dopaty,and 9th ers
will attend the session.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-07

The Pony Juniors. Of the Forty
Acres defosted tho Euchre's by the
scoro o! q to 10 The fea lures Of the
game was tho pitching Of Holt ard
the batting OF II Cunningham,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-07

ID ARRELl.-Sr lGrItS-at the Union NJ.
y. parsonage. BIB jefferson street, on
sunday afternoon. May d. 1894. by the
heN. John y. e. Hanna, MIR. Harvey v
Darrell AID Miss May Stigers both OF
Wilmington, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-07

WIN be sold by the Chicago. Mllwau.
Zee a st. Paul Railway on May s hand
May 29th, 1894 from Chicago to st.
Paul. MINNEAPOLIS, Omaha. Sioux
CITY, Kansas City and pOlnts,heyond at
practically ono fare for tho round trip.
Excursion tlckGts will be good for re.
turn passage thirty days from the date
OF sale. DGt are good for going passage
only on date OF sulo.
= For further particulars apply to amy
coupon Ticket Agent IN the United
states Or Canada or address, Jno. Il
Pot; District Pass, Agent, isG " illlam
b.. NhllamspOrt, Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-07
NOT A BIRD IN slohr.
Tho latest Hats and Bonnets Are Devoid Of
the Songstcr's Plumaee.

Hats both large and small and small bon
nets are worn this season. They are, as a
rule, profusely triushed, especially hats.
Straws are shown in greater variety than
for some years past and are often very beau
tiful. Not only is there the usual display
of plain and lace straws, with leghorn and
neapolitan braids, but number of coarse
fancy straws and chips are seen, picturesque
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-07
WE HAVE

Been fortunate in securing
another lot OF those mems
half hose, THE LAST WE
CAN GET. They are fast
black and full fashioned re.
gular 20.ct. kind-this lot 3
pairs for % cts, no more
than 6 pairs to. each eusto.
mer-will be ready Wednes.
day morning, May 9th.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-07

MANWElL.-In this city. May O.. 1891
Annie, wife of George Maxwell, aged
81 years.
tend her funeral. from the residence Of
her husband l72l Rodney street, on We1.
nssdny afternoon ut 3 o'clock. Services
al the house. lnterment at Mt. Sulem
cemetery.
WILD AMS--on May I. 1891, Allen II.
Williams. aged 40 ycars.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend his funeral, from his late residence
No. aU1 West Fourteenth street. on We'd
nesaay afternoon NJ o'clock, lntCrmcnt
terry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-07


Next Friday evening. Miss Mile
Beeher will give her concert In the
New Century Club Drawing Room,
and will be assisted by Prof. W. W,
Gilchrlst, lender OF the Tuesday Club,
and Mr.. William SLoll. violinist, OF
Philadelphia. Lovers OF good music
will have an opportunity OF hearing It
by well.known merit on this
occasion. They should be greeted
with large house. Tha following 10
the program:
Sonata (M oonlight). Beethoven
Miss Mlllio Becher.
u. "W here ere You Walk"
ID. Victorious My Heart Is,s
W. W. Giichrist
a. Hallade. HAT Mnjor............
b. Nalse. Il Minor. Chopiu
Miss Millie Decher
yiolinsolo "a. Air :.......,.......... Bach
ID. Caprice. ........... Ograrow
William Stoli.
"Kreutzer Sonata ,...,,,, peethoyen
Miss Becher. MIR. Stoli.
a. Thou Art FAM.
Vocal solo Awake Sweet Dreams'
W. W. Gilchrlst.
wankn .........,.. echumanu'
Miss Mile Becher.
Violin solo, "Fantasic" (Fausp
wienlawski
William Stoll.
Concert Galop. ...... ..,.,..Josoffy
-.. Miss Mile Bechcr.