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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24

Dr. Leemer, In tho PENNSYLVANIA r
IL. Co. employ was In our city during
last week and spent Thursday, Friday
and Saturday fishing at tho canal. ON
Thursday he was accompanied by Mr.
Jacob Richardson. Their catch for
the day was four pike and six YELLOW
neds and mocklnsons or sun Ilsh ON
Friday Mr.. W. s, Vernon ACCOMPANIED;
him. heir catch WAS thirty llsh con.
sistlng OF pike, yellow nsds and mock .
lnsons. On Saturday the two Mr.,
Ntiheitns tried their skill and succeed
ed III catching n three pound bass, cat
iish rock, yellow ncds and sun fish,
making some so odd fish that were the
result OF their days sport.
The Doctor spent three dnys In
ROYAL good etyle, enjoyed excellent
fishing, shock hands with his uIncr.
Gus friends aud left Oh Sunday morn.
ing for HIS home 10 among tho noun
thibs IN leHnsylvania. The Doctor
was stationed In our city for some
time with headquarters ut the f., w.
Il. depot ana male large circle of
friends who We're pleased To meet him
again aud wished him adieu on his
leave takiug,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24

Yesterday wua II regular field day al
Ninciey NJ. l. Church this city. In
pnslor Roy. pr. WadGel, preach d ii
the morning, after which 10 received q
number of eisons into fun member
ship. AT night. after II sermon by tnt
pastor, anotl.el class WAS received
Into tull membeIehip, also seyera
we're received On probation. Inc IL
VIVA split Is abroad In the cummu
nifty, slnners being converted In tht
regular means Of grace. The entire
Official board uf the church were GU
yesterday morning ut jubilee services
II Ia an uncommon thing Tor all entn,
board OF any church TO DO ut one ser
vice at The sHmr time
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24


There is a miniature strike among
the union plumbers OF this city which
Is likely to end In q lizzie. On Satur.
day six OF the seven men In the en-.
,ploy OF benjamin Il. Shaw, went out
land did not return this morning.
These are the only men out and from
tha present outlook they Will stand
iGlune.
The trouble,is between the master
ipiumbers and the local Journeymen
lIlumLera' Union. Last week the score,
Itary Of the union notified all tho
mas ter plumbers and members OF tint
union tHat they would have to lay
down ther tuols unlGsj tho employees
SET led tho question of wages
| in tho city there are seventy-flvo
lpluniers engaged In tho building
trades In addition TO these men there
are probably twenty-five mora that are
en- pioyeG as steHfn filters in the sew
jernl car sAops about town. The rui.
Ing wages Gf iourIeynen plumbers u
about 81. 50 u day; come get 50 and a
few very good men get e. 70. These
iigurea, tie men say.are very lowcom,
pared with the wages paid in Other
cities OF the union men, many are 10
the EN- ploy Of Gawtnrop X Company
and several with Il. A. Miller.
These men did not 20 out this
morning nor Will they. They are sat.
lsiied with their wages. Men In other
shops. 1t Is aiso Understood will mob
20 out. ono of the men mployed
by Mr.. Shaw obisctsd to the move.
meHt being called strike. as an sd.
vance in wages was not their object.
! Mr. Shaw says he will lot the men
take their own course and will bring
men from New York to take their
lplaces.
The Master Plumbers Association
Will meet to night when some action
will probably be taken.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24

Quite crowd OF spectators Viewed
the ten men, eight coiored and two
white, on Saturday laet, whIIe Sheriff
Gould carried out the sentence OF the
court. Five white women witnessed
the dispensing OF Delaware Justice,
along Tith some eight or ten gentle
men. composed largely of representa-
tives OF the press of this city, Phila.
delphia and New York. who eat upon
the coping nenr the entrance to the
yard, where Judge Ball's tramps break
stone.
IL is hardly very edifyina sight for
woman to LOOK upon, although not
revolving to ones coaraer nature. Still
we THINK there 10 nothing eleyating or
rehulnB Tor women to Witness the
chastisenant OF black and white men.
who stand In STOPPING position with
only shoes, hats and pants on.
Their hands locked In front OF them
in iron bands ana their backs bare to
receive dose of Delaware's Justice.
1he spectacle OF men being publicly
logged 10 not very elevatlng and
must DO Ii Initiating to a man IL he
mas any ueceney or pride whatever
The cat-o.nlne tails Is composed az
nine seperate thongs Of leather fasten.
ed to a wooden handle some ten
inches long. The law says that the
lashes ahail be well laid on. The sberiff
stands some six feet from the PRISON.
er on his left. aud hits with the cat
without bending his right elbow. The
warden stands to the right and fast.
ems The arms OF each prisoner az he ia
brought to the post. He then reads
Tie name OF the prisoner the chine
committed and the sentence of the
court
he also counts off the number of
lashes as they fall on the prisoners
bare backs. William Patton, who re.
celVed ton lashes for the larceny OF a
pair oil gum boota would not have re-.
ceive any heavier sentence II he had
stolen ten thousand dollars. He had
the picture OF Christ crucitied picked
10 indelible ink ON his breast. He took
his punishment rather hard, and the
cat made perceptible red marks on
his back.
Joseph GrilIen, colored. walked away
from the post with his hat cooked on
inc slue oil his head as happy as June
puR that lhe punishment was no great
er.
John Ii. Smith. colored after re-.
celving his 70 lashes said as he walked
briskiy away that's the way we will
Hex tho Democrats this fall"
Lew Bayard. col, after receiving 80
lnshes, said as he walked away from
tho post: Its all over now" He
seemed 10 have had load lifted from
his mind.
A gicat number OF criminals who
commit petty larceny have been
whipped time and time again.
special artist, j. q. Hemment of the
Frank Leslie's siaIl, Now York, took
several views whilo Sheriff Gould was
dispensing Delaware justice.
Frank Roeschlaub. of Denver, Col.
orauo, now stationed In Philadelphia,
was also visitor and Witnessed the
wilPplngS. lie said IL was rather a
mover sight Tor him to see prisoners
Wh,ppeu anu IL was the first timo he
hgd ever seen the cat welded.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24

Chancellor Wollcott sat In the Chan
Gerry Court this morning and heaId
argument on the rule asked for by
Miss Elizabeth Nj. Clark OF 500 King
street to show cause why an injLnc.
tion should not be issued agal nst the
Manhattan Steam Laundry doing bust
ness at 1906 8 King street, restraining
them from conducting their plant at u
loss Of property to the plaintiffs.
They, through their attorneys, Levi
Bird and Andrew Il. Sanborn. claim
that their properties have Deenaamag-
ed by eoot, SMOKE and cinders from
the engines of the laundry company.
Messrs. Bird and Sanborn presented a
number OF ailidavits to that effect
from other adjoining property hold
ers.
John Biggs appeared for tho com
pany and argued tho granting of the
Injunction. The argument will be
continued this afternoon. ...s
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24
An GxcaiIcnt scr,mnn.

Rev. Joseph Bullen of GroHer Semi.
nary who has lust ruturheil IRON q
visit to his old home In Canada.
preached an impressive sermon last
evening ntthe Second Baptist Mission,
Fourth and French sireeta. from the
second verso OF tho twelfth chapter of
Grnesis: Anu | viii mako OF thee q
great nation, and Will bisss the ., and
make Thy name great; and thou shalt
lie blessing" Previous to the
preaching services the usunl prayer
and experience meeting Of the Chrie,
tan Ind ayor was held and proved
not only Interesting, hut 1t is hoped
Profitable to oil present,
At the close oil the preaching three
went forward for prayer.
Mr. Button. although II young man,
is an earnest and eloquent speaker
and with his zeal in the cause will nd
doubt prove an Instrument of great
good. There Will he prayer meeting
on "Wednesday evening and preaching
next sabbath evening, and all are In.
vlled to attend. The mission Ia com,
posed of a small but earnest band of
Christians. tho majority OF whom are
young men and young women and 10
des ryiDg tho encouragement Of oil.
Christians.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24

A tale is told Of Robert Bonner and
OF his belief i'll advertising. One day he
engaged whole page of newspaper
and repeated two limo advertisement
upon it over and over again. II must
have been repeated 5000 times upon
the page in the smallest type.
why do you waste yonr money,
Robert?" asked friend II noticed
that Same line so often. Would not half
a page have answered your purpnse2"
Half q page would never have
caused you to ask the question, replied
MI. Bonner. AT least five people will
ask that to every line, was the way
figured it. "--.New York News.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24

Tho local base Dhll season closed OIL
Saturday. The !. NJ G. A. got dlsup.
pointed us TIN Chester team eant a
seconi nine iero TO play, 1he score;
Chester ........2 b ) 0 o 0 0 o.
X. NJ, q. A .5 / 0 o : s 2xI!
Umpire Gallagher. OF the Rockford
nlub was given benefit un saturday
Rt the Front and [ uiOu siteGt ground.
About 300 PERSONS We're II alton lance
plucKy Rockford W n hgatn.
!. Alter the game every pa, er, iHclud.
Ing mpra GHilsHn ui IHnageT
McMHhon wrfa presented 'fIlh Lou-
quets. The scule
Allen Grays ~ / o 0O4OO -
Rockford ,s...s.d 0 0 q o 0 . : *
The sporting LIitcr OF tie RErrGil.
qAN cong ratutBtes the EOeAf ford cMl
on ltB excellent record made tAts sea,
son.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24

Judge GrubU, on saturday, charter
cd tho Marshallton Iron and steel
Company with capital stock of 500, :
Ooo John II. Bringhur5t and j. Bling
hurst OF this city and }. w, Wilson Of
Abingdon, Nd. are the corporatOrs
hc nov company VIII operate thu
iron works at Mtrshallton. Tue other
corporation chartered was the Taylor
lice Engineering Company. The
capital Stock is SD, 600 ANA tbs corpo.
rators are James A, TAYLOR and John
NJ kolgers OF this city aud John v
Rice Of Eigewater, y. j. Tho new
c mpany will manufacture macAin
ely.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24
Captured n Mnrylnn Burglar.

Thomas G. Kane. colored, anu who
is known as a professional burglar by
tie Maryland authorities, was arrest
ed on East Front street this morning
by Police Oillcnr james IL. Massey.
Chief OF Police Dolan about lOo'ciocf
received telegram from the authori
Ties at llavre de Grace TO arrest Kane
VINO had committed u robbery There
last night.
Sergeant Massey was detailed Ia
make the arrest ami on seUing him
Iailght from a r.. W. ~ u, Railroad
train followed him along Front street
and placed him under arrest. Kane
was surprised but made no resistance
In grip he carried WAS set Of bur.
Iglar tools. A constable came up this
afternoon and took the prisoner home
with him,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24

From every outward appearance
there Is gam bling den conducted on
West Fourth street ana not many
= qunrrs from Market street. lhIa
p.1Cn Is visited by crowd of mon
cvery night and on sundays they 10,
main pll night. ltappeBrs that the pc.
lice have entered the house bat the
supposed gamblers 80 clcyeriy con.
Quoted tic game that 10 evidence
could be presented against them Last
night play WIS resumed and all night
he neiGhbora weio kept awake hy
their hoisterOns conduct. Why moi
make another raidl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24

william S. Shamrock, OF No. 22g4
Wright street, Philadelphia, whIi,
walking along the +, W. r. Eatl
road at lioily OAK yesterday morning
mot his death lLs train Arllyiu.
thero nhout 10 oCioJk wac approach
ipg from Dahln1 ani not hearing il
the man remained On the track uutil
the locomotive strdcE HIM H.l bod
was not thrown from TIC trarfz. blI
directly under the whcs s. they nearly
putting it In twaH. i.a body was
brought here and taEsu suargY OF uy
Deputy Coroner Pa.m,f. VINO Wi.
bold TN Inquest to.IHght. St4ingoya
Was about 10 years of EKe. and wa
employed at Holly Oak,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24

In the court OF oyer AMI Terminar
to day PelloErIEo iHnHco. charged
viii. rape, and Adhlo Ross, Ais G rindIl
mistress. with adm. and amGiiG.,
MIN to com MT the cline on Ia Y
Eco. a girl of IA years of age. werI at
.'agInd. lhHy both y eldai guItly,
and the court assigned Josiah Aiarye.
to defend them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24

Hotel Propriotor-What is that crowd
outside looking ut?
Clerk lafter a brief inspection)-
Well, | swan! That jay in No 900 has
twisted around his gas jet and poked it
out the window with the flame burning
froprietor-Front! Take a pair OF
shears to No. 500, get tbss ..ra which
says
"Dsnf blow oct the ia
Icrn Ii cut,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24

Tho Harvest Home will coDtiuu,
until Sept 2sth in the L. A. NJ. l.
Church. French street above 18TH.
Rev. W. II. Guy pastor. .z.
Preaching Monday evening by Rev
Satuuel AMBROSE. Tuesday evening
by Rev n. H. Temple "Wednesday
evening by Bishop James II. Cook
Thursday evening by Rev. Q. n, Gran
Olson, b.. d. frlday evening by Rev
Vim. EilllEgsIy,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24

The wonder OF tho Ecw England
states, an oidity of which mention is,
for some unknown rostson, seldom mado
in print, IS the munster fountain ict
at the Home Of Destitute Women and
Children, near Bennington, VI The
column of water in This jet rises to a
height Of las foot heius the highest
known single fopntssa p. In the world.
81 i.sa,s RtSssAl.s
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24

AuctioneerHuIall at the Court House
tbs morning sold tho property at No
jj3 w Tenth street to William l.
ilnwN lns for so =, the property al Ne
3ui w Tenth street TO the snme named
gentleman for S3U!5. ANA the property
on king street between lhrtesIth ahd
sheets, und known us Ia.
Brandy wma" property, to j Frank
White for S.lJ1.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24

James FerrIa Belts wcll.kDown fog
terrier IL expected home to-day after
being exhibited ut Des Moines Ia.
Toronto, Ont and Providence. r.. L.,
bench SLOWS at the fret mentioned
ne received card OF Highly Common,
ded;" ut Toronto. one OF VERY Highly
Com mendod;' at Providence. ono VI
At Pittsburg on Sod.
temher II Alr. Belts fox terrier puppy,
WaSaeet tBarhn, won ilrst pr Z, 10
puppy class ant at Providence on
Is reserve prize.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24

On Saturday ulaE reure sOnting
himself to bs It printer m tho cuplUy
OF morning GAliy wtEat to the house
of " illium Moiau. ii 40. us West
Ninth street and euSagei hoard. iha
stranger lefJ N a shatt Lane aui tuOH
with him n suit y. ciutht, aad II god
watch and chain Ha IA, so secured
- 20 In money. The printer ID not
known here.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24
Dealt, al viii am Pale.

WIFI i'm lyle die a. MS home No
bli y est Fourth st - ~, night rom
bsnnd poison. aged ~ yrtrs NJ,
Pyls WIS wan known tlrpushou tn.
t1ty. lie fun eral Will tlne p.nre o
afternoon and utter ser
N.re at the hngse ihs LoIy vii be n
terrcd in the Nllmin&tcn and BIandy
vine Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24
DIED.

PYLF.-On September 23i. 1884,. William
pyle. In the list year of his age.
Relatives und friends Hope Lodge. No.
FL l. o. o. f., brotherhood of Locomotive
brotherhood OF Locomotive
Fircmen and ernployees of the Delaware
Division are invited TO attend tie funer-
al from his late residence. No. 0l6 W tn
street. OH "Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24

II Is said the tox OF fish sent to Geo.
Brown superintendent OF the Postal
eIrgraph Company. by Mr.. ]. W,
iAydon irem Bettertnn, Md, we're not
caught by blr. Aydon but purchased
4 : him from the tishermen at that
Il lscs. lie caught them with silysi
hook.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24

Mr.. solor on irons, Who for twenty
years has been hosi,er at the PioLerr
Piuo stables Las ssHt N bis res gnattOf
Fhloh aas be9L accepted. HE place
pas E0i yet Lesu ilI.ed. Mr.. / vii.
tAke sial5le at Ninth ana Walnut
streets. where Go wall bs sean in the
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24

Tho weather for tomorrow pro,
misses 20 he fnir and rather cooler,
followed by Indications Of rain on lie
const. on "Wednesday cloudy witt
unsettled weathel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24

At the Custom. House this morning
tho british tank steamer baskerville
l5Il tons burden, was entered
Inc American bark Peuobscot wa
cleared from Pigeon Point with I
cargo OF nitrate soda.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24
sTuEis CITATIONS.
Reported ny
HEaI.D ~ COMPANY,


seventh aAh Hlrkei sLreat5.
investment hni Securities yielding
fruu to per cCHt-
DrGcr4 for the purchase and sale OF
stocks And ROUds On Commission q seclt-
Ell 1T ali the q oek CNrAnr4s5
FriNate Telegraph wirSs 10 New YORK.
PhITtielphil, Boston AMI Chicago.
Foreign Drafts ami Letters OF Credit Is
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24

MIS-. q. T. lIepbron, formerly of
this city, hut now oil brooklyn. y. j..
Siil spend few week- with relatives
0nd lriends IN this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24

Goideys Commercial, ard shorthand
College. In tie Institute Bulit!ing.
Eighth and Market streets Is now
open for both sexrs, nom IA to middle
age. Look for advertisement Oh Mon.
day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24

ih0 iinal meeting of tnp Ministerial
Union alter tie Summer vacation wus
held this morning. ter devotional
eXeiclsOs there hroEo discussion
over the subject. has the minister
the right to take the stump in do.
ttnse OF bis political hrilcTT WAGn
pu TO II vote lev. +. h. short was tile
Diay minister who votoduo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24

cRosDY-HoUGHToS.-on September
10Th, 1894 at the Tabernacle parsonage.
l33s North Twelfth street. by REV @, W
Bickley. ID. D.. Mr.. Edward Crosby oil
Baltimcre. Md. and Miss Sarah
Houghton, of this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24

Steam dyslug, securing. altering,
repairing aud pressing. Clothing mace
TO order. A. J. Person. vi Market
iAusei
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24

Tho family OF the lats Horny Canary
desire to return thanks To all friend :
who have besn SO very KIND to thea
iii the sad ard tr Ing Hiil!ctlou throug Ii
" hlIh they have passed..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24

Bishop Curtis yesterday morning in
st. lAtri1k's Church, Ashland, confirm.
cd a class OF ten children.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24

English trouseriGgs 10 order S. Sc,
and 8, worth sl0. PIerson, the tailor,
81 Market street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24

North Side Building I.ots-IIawkius
Il Co.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24
THE -,~
CLOTHING
DAMAGED
BY WATER

has been hurt for wear or
service, the only damage
done being Innings discol-
ored and stained. We put
it on sale this morning at
just half the marked
prices which were on them
before the disaster. There arc
Mems Suits and Fad Over.
coats in the lot, also sever
al 4o-inch chest suits, which
are Just the thing Tor men
OF this size who want good
suits for little money.Ncar-
ly all Of these goods are
medium weight, suitable to
be put on and Worn right
away Come in and SEE
them You can't make mon
ey eaisgr ifyou want cloth.
ing and can find your sizl
among them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24

w ANTED--'ro purchaser good house.
w Must be Ia sood repair on West
ith street between Monroe and Jao son
IstreetE. 4ssrss RoEe, this oiliSe, s!4-3ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24

NOTICE "A GOOD AND SAFE IN
IN NESTMENT.
Home Loan Association" hns been ope-
rating snCce -slnlIy iwcIuy-scyen years.
wclye hcrlCt have nRtuiud and the
tull amounts plui To tive stOc khOt4e :.
The nnnuuI meeting Will tie held cep-
TENDER :, lsai ats och ok p. m, when
:tu shares W Il h Offend tor $. q. q =
sh4ra entities the owner 10 borrow ut
iunr' SsnO ~ good svcnTity.
subscription mHy l." M. de to any di-
'reCtOTs or To- ether ( :tie officers
OBb' " ~ IL ptesi lent.
John W. Ian LIN. Inc ,sursr.
f. 4. TAYt.' II, Secretary.
s-3.ht INC. r.! Marx street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24

Coringe ana the kImhall Opera
Coinique Organization closed their en-
Ragement at the Grand Opera House,
on Saturday evening Tor titu preseuIa.l
tion OF that lyric burlasVue ''Ileudrick
Hudson" The engagement was suc.I
Cess. /
T. c. Cooper's big and realistic pro.
ductiun, The Old south, will 10 pre-.
eeIted at tbs Grand Opera House this
anu tomorrow evenings by an eXcep.
tonally strong company The play
DEPICTS. in an Interesting manner, !
negro life on the plantations bslure
tho war. 1t is the characteristic Incl.
Dents OF old plantations. No feature,
Is more attractive than tho old dark+yl
Microbes. he roster al the company
hunters over iifty people, aud has
bceh meeting with phenomenal sue.
cess everywhere.
he Robinson Opera that play the
Grand for Tour nights commencing
Wednesday next cGlue to Wilmington
highl% accommodated by the press.
Of the PenHsyiynula cities whore lusyI
have appeared, Tho Norristown Hines
says Ut their rendition OF OllyeLte.
The Robinson 0p RI umpHny gave
Rh.ghly artistic presentation 0f "Oli.l
Vote" In the Grand upen llouss last
night. Miss Lizzie GonIueA, rs OH.
yette, was p,qunnL aud III excellent
roioe Her slug NJ last night was o
standard to y etlse the i4osL eEuct.f4g
music lover, Tho othors In tue cast
were heard to advantage.
10 HAVE hNu HGEHia HUN.
Willard Spencer great comic opera
COMPANY q rOb.Dly tine most eNIen-
sive organization i'll America VII. 30.
gin Its second engagement III Phiia-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24

T W 0 weeks
ago has all
been I II o + =
oushly dried,
pressed up
and put in
good shape.
Not a garment
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-24

Frederic Darlington and vito iiIavt
returned from i'ittsburg.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-07-16

was taken suddenly i'll on Thutsday
last, i suifsring from paralysis of the
left side.
Ihe Essex. NJ. j. trades council. gov
srniuR .. .000 men, has decided not A.
strike in accord with Grand Master
sovereigns request. Thirty unions
were n presented
The surveyor general Of North Da-
kota has letn directed to enter into \
contract for the survey of township $50.
range 81. and township I4C, range 90
IN Fort Berthold reservation.
One hundred and seventy-one new
cases OF cholera and 80 deaths from
that disease were reported nc 81, Peters
burg Saturday. There are now aa0
people suffering from cholera In tie
hospitals.
Manager Hanlon of the Baltimore
ball club announces that he has co,n-
pleted with Manager Tebeau Of tha
Cleveland club, trade by which John
Clarkson and Tony Muilane will ex-
change places.