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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

A most fitting picture CT tho feelings
LOT many time worn DEMOCRATS ovel
he present altitude OF the Democrat
party liz found IN letter written by !
i6rooklyu Democrat to the eilitUr 0
the New YORK World. Hers is an ex
tract from 1t:
IN regard to your advice not Il
iproaK ranks all have to say is: Coz
lulsss tho Democratic parity 1t hal
given tue country al abundance o
POVERTY, plenty of tariff reform hum
iJug and any amount OF hard knucks
You cen rest assured we VIII reward
lit for its kindness and bsneiicanua rs
giving 1t u long, long rest. aD oan al
W. can get chance. -... ....=
Tho trouble with the Democratic
party IL that IL has neither tho honest,
,oyulty. capacity nor backbone IL
tarry out Its principles. II Is nbao
lutely COntcmptih have voted tGt
Deriucrpti' ticket ever since ] t.d d
ote, aid ASH now pretty well up Il
YEARS nut, although sttl hulleve n
he princlpl, OF enpcr-cg, nlyer'
ohsles.s 1 would not trust this Dumo
Icratic party again with one days pow
lir And venture tV state that | bu
lhcho tho .eeling9 and son,insnts o
thou sands aud thousands of angt,
and disgusted Democrats Throughout
The country. \ tSGrGtTGD DEM iAr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

NEW JERSEY AND WlLMl NGTDN
In FENitY C.. Time tnbie taking Of
. It n iect frlduE, May 70. 1874, no.
-.s--a-s'i-i'--4-i w,'cn Wilmington. Fenns-
tS connection with Mayor Lsybold IOr
fenHsVi'ie. New Castle. Delaware City
aud Salem,
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave Wilmington, King street wharf.
u ~ II. IN, arrive Pcmnsgrovc y u. M.
LraSe Wilmington. King street wharf,
l3p. m. Hriiye Pcnnsgrnve3 20 p. N.
Leave Wilmington. King street wharf.
10 p. M. ar i've PcunsgFove up. IN.
l.eav Tenn grove . 1t. m, arr We Will
luiuElon . 10 IA. III.
Leave rennsgr'Ye 10 u IN arrive ~
m lnstOu 10 10 II. ~.
Leave Pcnnsgrovc 70 p. m, arrive vii,
Emington 30 p. ~.
SUNDAY ONLY.
1 Leave Wilmington, kiHs street wharf,
TO b. N. stgIfVc Pcunsgrpve9 Ila. al,
/ lssuye Whining on, King stree wharf
| - p m. arrive Pcansgroyu : 10 p. IN.
4 | cave Win ngtun, King street wnurf
u p. NJ, arrive cnnsgruve 4. ~ p IN
/ Lay Pruns..ruve Il. M, arrive VII
mi5a,ton ; ~ It. mt.
Leave Pcnnsgrpve T. 10 p. III. arrive
/ Wilmington l.t0 p N.
/ Leave pcnnigrpVc ) p. IN arrive VIII
ImIbEtnn $40 ., M. =.=
j Connect ousut i'unnsErove With, steam
or MAJOR EeNbUid" ani Delaware Ityei
+ ltHiiroad trains
i Con lcGtion ut Wilm!ngt IN with WI
lmihgtnn Il Nor hern i,niiroitd. baltimore
~ ono Hat road and PENNSYLVANIA iiafi.
rpnd.
I TIE boit leaving wilminsta AT 20 Il,
NJ. and } p. m. wee, days aud . q. M. ans
1 % y. M sundays viii ,unnaG wilt
:, steamer Major heybolt' running De
+ lwccu Salen and PhiiadeiEh!n,
A. q. McGAGSisASD. =
! m23-tf superintendent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

Mems Trousers
So ones $3.50.
a ones $500.
S. ones $500
$50 ones "a.
Boys Suits
So ones IS.
'hildren's Suits
- ones $3.50. 49,.
IS ones $500.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

There are d good many cowardly
governors In the United States. They
lack courage to do their duty n their
may be affected with a Ger
tain class OF people. We're this not
true the strikes OF the miners In sew
eral Of the States, would speedily bs
ended. They would either 60 to wori
or let othors work who are willing L
do 80, unless they should prove strong
or than the military. 1t Is a shame
and Disgrace that mobs should be al
lowed to defy the local authorities FOL
weeks, and the entire community b
made to suffer-. We want Governor
with courage, those who can do tneii
duty faithfully and fearlessly. uEdel
any and all circumstances, parlsyiui
not with law-breakers or with the
sympathlzers. II any may offer rc
sistance or refuse to obey the com
mand to disperse tho 70 ort to sho
and shell and loss OF life and liml
should rest outheir own heads.I Il is to
bad that entiro communities shoul
be ineoB mo.ted and suiler loss By tn
action OF few misguided mon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

As the reporter OF the REpuB1-I An
was making his daily rounds in tho
western part OF the city. no overheard
he following conversation bo'weslI n
young coupe who We're going tn get
5pllced for lifu: ....... ...=......
She. from the (wlndow) -"IS that
you. dedrf" -."... .". s..-
He-"Of course"
Havn yOu the tic&ets|' &c." ...
Yes
''And tho liccnse?" ....." 5" --....
Yes"
oh I'm so scared! Are you sure
thobo horses wont run away And
aid are you a,wpys sure you'll love
mc?r
Why. darling, /
L. "On, of course you think so now
L. my hat On strIiEAt%'
4 Looks so from hOre,' .-....
"lih.o you sent our photos to the
p wspnpcr olllCoF' ". ....
Il nave"
Worry well; Ill DO out in a minute
love"
The reporter thon departed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07
THE BANK TAX STANDS
Futile Effort to Repeal the Ten
Per Cent. Tax.
A GOOD MAJORITY AGAINST 1T

The Motion for Unconditional Repeal De-
foated BY = Vote Of 1oa to I7s, Seventy.
Ave Democrats Voting with the Repub-
licans and Populists.
WASHINGTON, June THE main inter
est in the house yesterday conferred in Mr.
Cox's amendment for the unconditional
repeal OF the 10 per cent. tax on state
banks. The main speech in favor of the
bill and amendment was made by MIR
Turner, of Georgia, and in opposition to
them by Mr.. Dingley. On yea and nay
vote the Cox amendment was lost by lOs
to lI2, the announcement of the vote be
ing greeted with loud applause by the
Republicans. The affirmative vote was
entirely Democratic. The negative vote
was cast by IS Republicans, rs Democrats
and 0 Populists. A yea aud nay vote was
demanded on the Brawley bill. which was
defeated by viva voce vote. The Indian
appropriation bill was taken up, but was
laid aside in ten minutes, and the houss
at 1923 adjourned.
The senate sat nine hours yesterday, un
TIL o'clock last evening, disposing of the
tobacco schedule and one paragraph OF
the agricultural schedule The financ,
committee sprang complete surprise OF
the senate in proposal to go back to tn,
house rates on stemmed and unstemmet
leaf wrapper tobacco, but the amendment
was so unexpected that it was finally
agreed to adopt the amendment pro forms
and relegate the determination of the rate.
in this paragraph to the senate when tn,
bill was reported from the committee O.
Z the whole. Some time was spent discuss
ing the proposed reductions on live stock
4 but these were agreed to. The paragraph
containing the reciprocity clause with ref
erence to wheat, rye, corn, flour and othel
bresdstuffs excited mu oh debate, but wa.
not disposed of when the senate adjourned
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

PHILADELPHIA, June 6,-Flour weak; win.
ter super, S2tt2-l0; do. extras s.. ln12.ai; No.
2 winter family S2.3jda.5O; Pennsylvania
roller straight, S2.tBt2,7j; western winter,
clear, Sa35B2 10 Wheat strong, higher, with
57l1c. bid and 51aic ASKED for Iunc. Corn
firmer, quiet, with ING bid and and 4iatc
eskel for june, Oats strong, higher, with
&c, bid and 45L.2e. asked for June. Beef steady
Pork firm. Lard steadier, western steam. 81
city, S1.25. Butter iirmer; western dairy. lni,
BE; do creamery, l3gl7lac. do, factory, "a
PIE; Elgins, litec. New York dairy ,l2igl.c.
do. creamery, Ia 10 I1lac, Pennsylvania
creamery prints extra l7c.; exceptional fancy
lots bigheri do, fair TO prime lAltlGc,; do
.Rarlicky, 10 .Il4c.; prints jobhiug at lsI2lc
Cheese wcakcri New York large, ia4d1iic
small, S4G9teC. part skins, 3ieH7irc. full
Skins, 2GG5c Egrs hrmtr; New York and
Penns ylvGnia, l3ttl3r.; western, fresh, l2l5l)c
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

The removal of the tax on the rifru
latiou OF State Bank notes wae
Eegatiyed in the li,Wse OF Repfesua
t..tYes on Thar4day by i vote ~ t,
10l. The people WIN NOT therefore be
annoyed by depreclate currency,
90 they were In ante belIam days. lilo
present system OF notes is tho Gcs. We
ever hod. sud tho people will rejoice
that the Southern democratic heres )
has been oasctuGily disposed of.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07
wANAHIAKER a. BROWN.
immediate and I'm,
perative Sale
important Changes
in the Business

The death Of one of oul
firm is the reason for selling
without delay our entire
stock of Clothing. It's the
most extraordinary Clothing
occasion in the history Of
the house. Prices marvel
ously low. -
Mems SO Suits now S..
Mems $l2 Suits now S..
Mems $l4 Suits now IS.
Mems SIS Suits now SO.
Mems $50 Suits now S12.
All FOOL! ATWOOD
Mems Fine Dress Worsted
Suits, $50 now S15.
Mems Fine Dress Worsted
Suits, $25 now SIS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

A rare flower can be seen in the gar
den north Of the fountain in the north
west section of the public square. 1t Ii
! yucca gloriosa, commonly known a:
glorious Adams needle, and 1t is stated
this is the first time the plant has
bloomed for 80 or 40 years. Fears art
entertained that the blossom may Kill
the plant, and an effort will be made to
preserve it. An authority on botanical
subjects says that the yucca can be seen
to best advantage by moonlight while in
bloom. a.-.
As the yucca grows old the lowermosi
foliage decays, leaving thick bare
stalk; in fact, giving the stalk quite al
irborescent character. Its height is ex,
remedy variable; its nge before flower.
ng also varies from 8 to Is. years, and it,
lbsequent intervals are quite uncertain
he flowers are white and bell shaped
nd are in cluster ut the end of lon;
,llk.-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

| Expires trains.
Now York, weeI, days. 'aoa 2 II. g 40. 10 q
New York Sundays, % O3, q Il, 10 SO u. M
IL A. '5 -. y ~. III p. IN.
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~, utrr.is,l week days 20 Oh. 8 IS. e II. ~
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CilESiEn, week days. .3O3. b55. III. s.
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CHESTER, Sundays 1908. .7i7. G37. S
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Cincinnati and st Louis. liz ID y. m. and
IS So y. IN. daily.
New Orleans viii Bristol AMI Gbattanoo .a
: lap. M. daily. Through sleeper TO New
Orleans
slugerly accommodation, 10! u. M. 303.
Il ~ aud II 10 p. IN. daily.
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i %, sara. m. as5 and 3 AZ p. m. Sundays
q 80 Il. IN, . % y. III.
| Trains Irnvi. Market street station. for
New York, week days. - ~ IL m.
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IN ~ II. M. IS IS y. III. sundays. ~ II. m,
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| H. III.
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/ : 30, - 10 y. m. Sunday IS y.
! For l.hndenperE and Way stations WEEK
days. SO, s 20 -. M. d. 40 y. IN. Sundiy .,
. 20 II. M. 10 p. III.
| leave Phiiadsiphin tTwentS-fourth aud
i ~hesInut streets) for w ilnhngton. week DAYS
= ~ o. 20 - % H. III ~ -, N. IL noon. y 81
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III 81 a. W., % %. = asp. m.
/ Telephone. No. 1913.
i ltatcs TO Western points lower than via an,
other Tine.
| Il. Il. CAMPbELi, General Manager
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

NEW YORK, June 7.-Andrew Pipper-
mix, Michael Forkowi and Andrew WI
menik, stone cutters of Altoona Pa, ar
rived in this city with about $500 which
they had saved during the past two years.
The men were on their way back to their
native land, Poland. They were met at
the Erie depot by bunco men, who got
Pippernik away from the other two, whom
it is supposed have been robbed of their
money. The police are trying to find the
two missing men
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

BALTIMORE, June THE Democratic
state central committee decided upon the
following plans and dates for congress
sional conventions; First district, Ocean
City, July 20; Second district, 1owson,
Oct. 2; Third district, Broadway institute,
Oct. 2; Fourth district, China hall, West
Baltimore street, Oct. 9; Fifth district,
Catonsville, Sept, 5; Sixth district, Hagers-
town, Sept. .. The Republican commit.
tee has decided upon the following places
and dates; First district, Ocean City, Aug.
o; Second district, Havre de Grace, sept
4; Third and Fourth districts, Baltimore,
Sept Is; Fifth district, Baltimore, Aug.
IS; Sixth district, Frederick Sept. 8.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07
ODE IN riIE RAIN.

Merchants don't complaia,
" hen TIE Lord scu l. down tain,
Hceallse the tauksil tue say run over
For the rain, you know,
Makes the cnrn blades grow,
A nd gives a IN 10 the cover.
TIE farmers glad,
His crops he don't have so wufor.
Wutn the hits and plains lookSJ
wiinklrd,
For the rliu. you know,
Makes vegetation grow. a...z.
Althous the money comes slow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

canned Goods viii be High Next Season
A. E. Wetmore, representing syndi
ate of California fruit Gamers, was il
Helena yesterday. He came to judg'
aow much fruit the Montana marke
would take at low prices this season. II
explanation of his trip, he said: 9Th
Pacific coast canneries will be able thi
year to can very little fruit. Money il
so tight that it is impossible for them tt
get the cash to buy tin, sugar and othei
accessory supplies and pay their labor
They have already contracted for tn,
growers crops, and these they will hav,
to take, The peach and other crops viii
be large. and the Gamers will try t.
ship all the fresh fruit possible. Wha
hey do not ship will be dried. Natural
ly California fruit will sell at low price!
this year, but canned goods next season
vill be high. Cor. Chicago Tribune.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07


Mr.. Bird began tho CROSS oXamlnH-
ton Of William llemsley after tho
opening OF superior Court yesterday
afternoon. Ii was pngt OF his duty to
Instruct the boys In their duties white
at work on the nutting machine. lie
had known the belt To come off twice
while htelinsliy worked there. because
1t was too loose.
llr. Bird eadeavpted to mike
the witness chow whether putting
oil on tbs pulley uear the grpun,I
would have any eject on the vi sy by
wnlcA Ellalilisiy was eau. hit fh'
wltics5 suid he thought it Suull.
The witness positively denied HAT ho
hai ever told WlIIinm Brown TINT il
lle dad not 20 up ard put OF the bell
, no would tell Nh ltuy on him.
lawson Hopes testified that H.
was member Of the Hoopes and
townsend company.
lie was IN tho nutting room on ar
: average two or three limos day
when he WIS in Wilmington. In thai
tine hn had never seen either the llut
Of tho mUChl1o belt on, nor had Ii,
ever see1 NY ono on ths stfiHgar
Wi!ltum lrawn was recalled anC
said th..t while lieilnsky was III lni
. employ Of tho lioopes and lowIlsenr
Company he neyer was told not to pu
OIL n" bats WHEN they came on
Mi. ifild read frOEl achiler's tesli
mOHy to prove that hts tad instructed
every ono 10 nOGiy him WHEN n be
catne oil, Witness had hoard WuLe
Hutton say III Mr. Brd's Office fha
white he wolkad III the works OF ia
Hpape5 aId Ipwnseudt utnpliy ia
( add o!lan stem Apologize and Ghieln
i SKY on Tue sIIirgers.
larrnGe liaHt.ey Joseph O'Connor
: and Waiter AppIeEtts. employees %
:. the lloapes and IoNnsend uApanr
tr=ti, .ed taat tllry nud never been toll,
:. bv tttti iici schiller not to puttll
line belt on when they camn III. Ar
picRate sud llIut lielm4iy Wis-un ii!
SAY to him ~ the pterencs OF Nt,dut
brown that ii ho did not go II y an
put OH the belt lie would tall Mr. La
uHhia lie aLc4r,l Wallerllinto
le say tlat he cav Ghte lnsky= ot5 =. h
ii girl"rs. liowdrpi Fthle3 lltI sees.
i tho witness putting on TIM belts, al
e tia Witness had seen Finley on II
e EIrders putting On the bglts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

Fit and workmanship
guaranteed. The old.cstab.
lished and the first house to
inaugurate the method of
handing back the money for
any dissatisfaction, which is
still in operation. Makes
no difference what your pur.
chase may be.
Spring and Fall Overcoatf
$50 ones to 9l0, they, too.
come under the great re-
duction.
You will find Overcoats OIL
the finest kerseys and Vene
itians--the best goods I'M
ported. The price at which
they are sold does not begin
TO pay cost.
It's needless to say-Now's
tie time to buy Clothing
when you can buy q Man.
All.Wool Suit Tor - and ;
line Oyercoat for $40, or
pair of Trousers TO
$l,50. It's surely the tim
to buy. .=..# - -
There will be no chang
in our method of payin.
railroad fare. The sam
continues regardless of 10y
prices. B u y moderat
amount of goods and you
railroad expense is paid.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

The members of the different churgl
lchoirs ind singers of the city VIII
wonld be willing to ussist in the con
cert to DO given in The Opera uoua,
for the benefit OF the Babies Hospital
would confer u favor by attending re
henrsal on Monday evening. Juno llt!
at $ o'clock, in the Builders Exchange
"A large attendance desired and al
singers invited,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

The movement In Washington Il
secure the use oil the circie south OF
tho Executive Mansion on certain
evenings IN the week for the exclusive
use OF wheelmen Is taking n deiinit,
slupe' anu the cyclers soon expect u
near OF an order designating the par
ucuiar evening or evenings when This
iavJilts driveway will be thrown opet
tor their use. This is good chance
Tor toNey and his mon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07
LADIES DEPARTMENT.

In Ladies' fine Ready made Sults,
Wrappers, etc, We name Il few prices
which Will seem impossible, but call
from you will convince YOU of this
actual giving away suIu.h
1000 Ladies' Duck Suits in strlpes
plaid, and dot. In Prince Alberts and
ali leading styles, Us cents; cost to
manufacturer 80.
SOC Ladies' Blue serge EtOn Suits to
no sold ut Si.25; cost to manufactures,
800, only one sold to each purchaser.
200 Ladies' Sample China Silk suits,
made and trimmed in all the leading
styles, with rIUJon5 Jet and laces; per-
feet 1T guaranteed, S3.93; would be
CheG . at rs.
1900 Ladies' Chintznnd parcalo Wrap.
pers to 70 at 10 cents. Only ono TO 10
| soil to each purchaser.
20GO Ladies =Pcrcale Shirt waists,
with large ruiiieB and full sleeves %
cents could not be- bought under 80
cents.
And 1000 Other bargains too numer.
! Gus to mention. Tut this out anil
bring it with you and ask TO SEQ thu
goods.
A word to tho wlsn Is aGiisllnt.
! BE un hand ear ly ANA got choice
pick, MS everything must be sold.
Remember. evnry dotlur's worth
purcllrsatl you slve 81 cents. Look
| for large rcd signs anu number and he
sure you arc III the light plaee-294
alurket street, Wilmington. Dol.
Open until 10 O'Clock every evening,
! Saturday unti! IL O'Clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

Councilmen Tyre. Meaney and waiu
wright. tho special com mi, tee OF Cit,
Council 10 consider the matter of kill
Ing dogs. accompanied by Mayor
|Shortildge. Building Inspector Doh
ana Clerk OF Council Lednum. went tt
|ihiladelphia yesterday and inspected
the gas method In vogue there. Til,
Icominitte Will make Its report tu.nigh
at nounclIs session and the method,
will probably be adopted here.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

ST. JOIN, n. F., June THE British
steamer Texas. which went ashore ut St.
Shots, st. Mary's bay, ME-, is fast going
to pieces. Reports received here from the
scene of the wreck state that the stern of
the vessel is broken in, and hat the waves
are making a clean sweep over the wrecked
steamer. a small portion Of the cargo has
been washed up on the rocks. but most of
il has not yet tioated out of the vessel
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

Tho oAc5ir.lun OF Ito Brandy VIM
u. l.. S..H4a3 school to Wood Iana
bchen l!t4 h.orIlug vas tho ilrEesi
ono rom this tlt@ iG!s summer there
b. a. HUont $40 paopIa aboard mo
steamer Inome5 =tlyIe. iiyatt's
ipEi accompanied the cN.ursIoniste
LidtsTprr -ttl 4wtet mustc Guth on
tAa1!nwn am up ttips, lusy led the
sch 5oGtp he wharf the line reaching
a"uHt LwJ squares and Numbering 500
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

George II. Hance, whose large estab
lishment at Ogden station was recent
ly destroyed by fire, Is making pre-
parations to rebuild. He has beer
conducting his business in IL tompo
rary building which he erected oppo
site to the ruins OF his watehouse. bu
hopes soon to nave his new bulIdlu.
rIady for occupancy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07
T,,nRsnAY IUNE7. 1884.


AIR. W. Ii. Hendrickson Will visit th'
patrons of tue REpum1cAN III the elle'
MT sections of our county the CON
lnr week. In order to collect th'
amount Que for subscriptions ant
arsighten up all accounts as Tar q
posslble. lie will not object TO reeeiV
ing new Subscribers. aovertisehent
or orders Tor any kind of printing w
will DO under obligations to all wh'
viii receive him kindly Or IN any wa
sontribute TO old Ia his work. ."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07
Sporting News.

The fifth annual field day of tn,
Boys High School Athletic Associn
ten tukes place this afternoon a
Rlverview Park. The events includ,
lO0-yard dash. one half mile bicycle
440 Yards. running hop, step and jump
half'mlle walk. one mile bicycle ant
other races.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

SArfslaBY, Nib, June & Mrs. Kat,
Il. NnIiams. widow pf the lata Emory
Williams, iii Il In Salisbury this morn
ing, aged AZ years Shs was dauRh
ter OF the late br Sihplsy. OF Sails
hurry. She was an aunt of Mrs. e
stanley GOadvin. AMI leaves one son
Mr.. q. Seilman NlMans, OF the sails
bury NATIONAL LflLL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

John Cochran. gardener for Mrs. ].
ID. Wilson, Of tllaymont, Del. Is galu.
ing quite reputation IN that business.
especially in tho growing of lettuce.
He nus some heads which nre nearly a
foot in diameter. with stalks over M
Inch n thickness, John thinks they
would take fret premium II entered
in contest. .. .-... ..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

Mr.. Will NJ. S. Brown and Mr.. Elme
l.. Benson have published MIR. Brown
new anu latest charming eompositio.
emitted "lhe Stale Fenciblo March.
IL has been dldecated 10 Mr.. Frank +
BlRgs, leader OF HyGtts Band. OF thi.
city. This 10 their first of the kin,
and from It's appearances 1t is success
in every way.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07

Patrick Dougherty. William ZlsG lei
sud john Heck were fiiIed S5and cos 8
sacn or 80 %sys lmprisoErne..t TO-
drunkenness.
Ffnnk Eullsl. George Eoffiran ana
Frank IBy I'd Nore iiaed &. aud Costs
60 Il tOr the came offence.