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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-06

IN y long time. ID NO uOuub IN 90
- the party viii really have need % :
convention.
Accesaions TO the great Presbyterian
family are being continually made, the
latest reception 10 that line being Z
young lady at tho manse yesterday,
Mother and child are doing well and the
reverend father i not i grave - usual.
The Baptist church has chosen the
following delegates to the Convention oil
Baptist societies which meets in Sioux
Falls next Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day: Rev. and Mira. A. @. Blackman,
Mrs. Tyrell, Mr.. and Mrs.. John Roberts.
Th. O'dell, Frank Fuller and Eliza
johnson. The latter two are also dele.
gates TO the state q. r. g., and as many
OF the other young people as IA 90.
Mr.. Fuller will serve as reporter for the
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. b. Williamson, assist
ed by Mrs. w. w. James, prepared and
served the refreshments for the State
Normal school banquet this afternoon,
all of which was very fine and revealed
extra good management in every depart
nent. This evening MIR. and Mrs. Will
hanson will serve ice cream at the
Grand View and next Sunday serve
dinner to all who may desire TO partake.
The motor will make regular trips this
evening and Sunday.
Byron N. McKinstry, father or Mra.
G. "A. Kelley, whose form has become IA
miliar ON our streets during the past two
years, sank suddenly on the store steps
az 3 o'clock this afternoon and In q little
over an hour was dead. Life expired
easily and he was conscious 10 the last.
He was rs years OF age. The remains
will be taken back to Kankakee county,
I'll, to morrow for burial, ashort service
being held Mt the residence by Rev. J. p.
Jenkins at 10 O. m.
The annual meeting OF the Farmers
Warehouse Co. was called 70 be held at
the court house yesterday, but the at
tendance being small an adjournment
was taken to Tuesday, July 8. Manager
Geo. Vedder's report shows Q very pros
porous condition or Affairs. The COM
pany commenced business In its present
location August 4, 1889, The original IN
vestment beng 1901. The plant now in-
voices $3,444, and q dividend OF $15 per
share to sixty shareholders has been
paid. Two years ago the company ship
ped 165 carloads OF grain, last year 142
and this year LOG. Mr.. Vedder is evil
IDENTIFY handling the business TO the COM
plete Satisfaction OF the company.
The car containing tents and other
supplies for the Seventh-day Adyentlsts
camp meeting at Lake Herman was un-
loaded yesterday, and the contents inn
mediately removed TO the grounds. The
work OF preparation was carried forward
with considerable dispatch and twenty.
i've tents are already pitched. Elder N.
w. Kanble, who expected 60 GO to Colo
RADIO, win remain till after the meeting.
Elder N. r. Nelson, president OF the con-
ference, arrived about noon, and with
Elder Kauble viii su~perintend the work.
A larger corps of workers encamped ON
fairgrounds last night than ever before
thus early in the meeting. re is ex-
pected the present meeting viii be the
largest ever held by the society in the
state.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-06

But don't expect 20 get it by misrep-
resentation; people are intelligent
enough to know thatthat don't count.
But we do expect and know that If you
visit our store we get your trade. In
side the store is the place we make
Onr
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-06
THE CITY.

Thc Daily Leader - reliable. No
sproansnsnt desnocratn fakes, no
,s.prsssiseeRt cStfsem' fakes, no
s-.prosataesf s~adepeRaemf fagsnsss'
fakes eves appear IN Iyts Datgw
Lender. The Daily Leader 10 she
only paper ia 1Eadssos. That IL aH
pgSnted as hoaae.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-06
ExcursAasa Mates.

Tickets 10 the Independent state con
vention 70 be held at Mitchell, June IL
TO III, will be sold &C the Madison depot
June 8 and III at one and one-fifth fair
Tor the round trip good to return untal
June 18th.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-06
Asoaa TAmn Wmmke.

A@0@h TAMm AM&h@s
Chicago, Milwaukee . 9E. tanI Railway which
took effect, suRaay, Mar 81 xeeA
TmAx8M @0EEM MAM3.
Passenger. No. = dspasee llss0A. M
Kreighk, No. 81, dapNfte fsA0 AZ %.
Freight, No. "a dwpNEs@ 0.& n. ~
TnAaNn m0Sw@ wmBTs
Passenger, No. Z, 6epaEse 9:06 N r..
freight, No, gT, depaFta6 100 .. %.
TaASIxs ER0m THE EAST.
Passenger, No. !, arrives 9:00 p. N,
Fresght. No. T1. ARFisee las n. IN.
Freight, MO.e B, aFrtvea . 90 p. M.
TaArse RNnM THE wReT.
Passenger. NO. Al arrives Al AS O. m.
Freight, No. 0S, arFives $40 p. m.
Ali tbs above kRains carry passengers: but
greights only when passengers are provided with
ickets.
Passenger trains going east make connection
&C E@@n for ell points e0ath, and passenger train
going west, It Woonsockeg for ell points north.
MADISON a nMfsToL LsHM.
Passenger GOING NORTH. departe 3:1bp. m.
Passenger from north arrives. it.S0 .. m.
JNO. LARKIN. Local Agent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-22
AsBOTr KNOCKED OuT.
Jack Everhardt of Now Orleans, DefeE
the English lightweight.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. %. There wel
o,ooh spectators seated in the Olympic elm
arena last night at 9l5, when time WI
called for the twenty five round scientit
glove contest between Stanton Abbot
the champion lightweight of Englaut
and Jack Everhardt, of this city, for
purse of $500
Abbott commenced tho fight by landin
n sharp body blow Some neavy iu-ligh
ing followed near the ropes, Abbott doin
the best hitting. In n clinch honors wer
'aSy In the second round the Englisl
non seemed to conline his fighting prig
clpally to the body, and both men lsndt
/ blows on the head
The Eight continued with but sligo
variation to the eight round when Al
bott, in a hot rally in the center of ii
ring. apparently had the best of It nj
landed frequently on his opponents fac,
In the ninth round there was some Ii.
lighting, and in the tenth and elevent
rounds Abbott had much the best of |
knocking Everhardt down with left i
he face.
From this time up to the twentiei
round Abbott Wa in the best condition
from the twenty second to The twent,
, 5ourth the fighting was furious. Eve
,ardt improved in condition, W bile Abbel
| cooked tired. ... ..
In the twsnty-!lfth round Abbott wa
completely knocked out. after havin
been knocked down half dozen tim
During The last part of the contest Eve
hardt fonled Abbott several times, b.,
no notice was tax zen of IL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-22


CENTREvIILE, DEL, Aug. 2lst, 1894, -
b 1883 the Delaware Legislature d.
vided North Chrlstiana Hundred into
two election districts--north and west
districts. Since that act was passed q
part OF West Christiana bundled, for
merly known us DUPONT station but
now known AS Montchanin, has beer
voting in North Chrietiana Hundred
Many persons who are not familiar
with the law seem disposed to doubt
the correctness, etc. Therefore will
you do the favor OF publishing in youi
widely circulated paper copy Of the
act dividing the said Hundred, which
l herewith enclose?
: Chapter 4th, vol. nth. Lave Of Dola
ware:
An act dividing tho Chrlstiana Hun
dred for this election district
into Two election districts.
Section lst.-That for tho purpose
OF holding elections for State and
County offices In Chrlstiana Hun.
dred. for their election district the
said northern district shall be divided
INTO two election districts. northern
and western.
Election District shall he composed OF
all that portion OF said Hundred. LYNN
north and west of line beginning al
a rond on the BIandywine at Rock lane
paper mills and running thence In /
Westerly direction by the course OF
said road to q point where said road
intersects tho public road leading from
iFleming's Corner to Centre Meeting
Innd south OF DuPunt's Station Oh tho
Wilmington and Northern II. Il.
thence by the said Fleming road to I
point where tho road Leading to Camp
belis shops intersec.s sud Fleminl
road and north OF said Wilmlnsto tor
railroad. and thence by the said road
loading to Campbelrs shops, ant
thence by said road crossing the Ken
nett turnpike and continuing by the
the several courses Of said road to the
mill formerly known as Fulton's Inill,
thence by the stream OF said mill, by
It's course end windings to where il
Into Red Clay Creek.
Passed at Euver. Feb 18th, 1888.
iiy this act MontclIanin. former ly
DUPONT station, being north and wosi
of the dividing line property belongs
to West ChIistiana hundre d, all voters
Z esiding therein will have to vote a
Centreville. Respectfully.
JOSEPH III. CHANDLER, NJ. ID.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-22

IN an interview this morning witt
Mr.. Samuel Hill. the Gnterpr,sing col
lector for our collection agency. he
spoke feelingly OF his treatment upon
the late q. W. +. c. When he left
Whining on he had ma bait about 81
riums. 20l shrimp and = quartz Of
worms. All wont we'll for time un-
Itil Mr.. John 5. Moroiapd. accompa.
MED by W. Il. Fox and Rob ,rt Faust
wont on fOraginG expedition ant
came across "A large bottle said to con
tain bolled~clder. John sampled 1t and
passed It to his friends.
i Arter they had imlined. It not.only
went to their heads and made then
lnqulcious. but IL also gave them raw
enous apnetites. MIR. Hiil Ia Justly n
liiEnant. and he says Those fellow
mot only sto's my bait, but actual,
late 1t, worms and ALL" Words waxet
warm this morning between the pur
ties, and the vicinity of 9TH and KIM
streets experienced more excitemen
I than that quiet Leiglborhood hai
known since the days OF the war,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-22

Work OF the Police Farce.

Before Judge Ball IN tn, Munich
pai Court this morning. Johu Rtscoskl
was charged with assaaltng Palrlcli
llougherty. This case arose out o
the cutting affair reported yesterday
which took place ut the American
Leather Company's Works. Tho cas-,
was continued until Monday.
N. II. Wilson. colored, who works
Tor William Brown on the Kenneti
Pike. was held In 500 bull for the
upper court for carrying n revolver.
lie case of Officer John Canning
was continued until tomorrow nom
ing as an important witness. Franz
McHugh was not in attendance.
The cases OF Lewis 4. Anderson anL
James .. Willis. charged with keeping
their teams Oh the eastsrly siia o
| French street,at the r., WA B.raiiroad
depot. were continued until i'rtdu,
morning. Anderson intends to tale
| his case TO the upper court.
The case OF Robert CottinRhnm
charged with keeping vicious dog
was continued until Monday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-22

When tho great historical spectacle.
War and Peace, liz produced at Union
! fBTk, Tuesday afternoon and evening,
Aug. 2Sth, by MIR. +. n lines OF New
York and Ills famous band chorus, ar.
tillery, etc four very fine vocal solo
lets will be hoard, among whom are
Allss Louise Engel, a young contralto
slnger OF distinctive meritaDd remark.
able sweetness. richness and purity OF
voice. Scarcely anything more need
he said than that SHE was the contralto
who supported Nine. Patti on her Last
American tour, and TINT great diva
homplimented Miss Engel very highly
for her natural gifts, her artistic abill-
ties and for having uphold her part OF
the Patti programme on the highest
artistic plane.
She ID young ami has u voice COM
pletaly fresh and HAWKES. throughout.
which If thing to be appreciated In
these times. Tie other members OF
In celebrated qu1rtette are Niles
Martha tHirlson Hiner, very bril-
liant soprano OF tho Hossin school.
whose voice ID likewise fresh and
pure Mr.. q. G. Ferguson, famous
New \ DIRK tenor; aud Mr.. Bowman
Ruleton, deep, resonant basso from
thu Carl Rosa Opera Co. in England.
The solo aud concerted portion OF tho
iprograin Is sure to be of tae hlghest
character.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-22

Just the goods
for between sea-
sons wear. Not
expensive, look
well, wear well,
G o o d enough
for dress, SER
viccable enough
for wear. Sack
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-22

|. W. Glbnsy, tho merchant tailor
and ciothter at Eighth and Market
streets, announces to his friends and
lie public in general that he has heeL
fortunate enough to secure the scr
vices Of John j. Hei fielder as cutter
and designer Of mems custom cloth
ltg. Mr. liertfelder has been assuuia
ted with some OF the finest AMI larg
est merchant tailoring establishments
III this country AMI comes highly rec
com nlended as II Thoroughly prnctiea
ana experience man and all artist o
high ability. Mr.. tiihneys Tine stock o
woolens Tor fnlI ioi mons wear is nov
ready anu surpasses anything no hli
ever YET shown. both IN medium ant
.higa,cla5s goods. aul lie Is atwaYt
ready IA show you with pleasure an,
in leaving Your order you can rest as
sured That YOU yet custom suit ful
superior to most turncd out in gu
city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-22


Jonathan 5. Willis mads oun of hi,
CHARACTERISTIC speeches. lie sud II /,
good Tor Republicans To 10 here, ana
Republlcansiwere never ashamed d
thelr principles, The kind I polite
Re hue could lie talked OF anywhere
Inc Republican party Is the progress
biVe party oil America. and 1t iS tilt
truly conservative purity OF America
II goes on the prluclple OF charity ful
all mankind. II WIS tEe Republican
party Itch put stop to slavery am
eigc'ed Abraham Lincoln TO be lresi
dent.
he policy OF the Republican party
DO, had the backing OF thirty years vi
hneXamplad prosperity and Il year OF
mlsrtIlG and future. Ili$ auuutry hH,
as result Of one year OF Democrat
IL RUE hurdes OF unemployed men
leU01 business firms gone down. 60
banks failed. a confused Presllcn
WHO runs Otto RuZlnri'. Bay Tues
nal the material to buiid magu.fl
gent teiuple. and they built a dog
mouse 1t was lack Of A!agrlcIl
principles which caused the failure
Yheir patriotism Ia Theoretical. The,
forgot That the blue uiHon OF the ia !
Is above the stripes They hty. tritlet
with the interests OF the Americu ueo
pie, Seine ono has tritlel with tbs
American crown. II was done whel
they broke down the protection oil
Amelic ~ ministries ard trl1d To Riys
the markets TO Foreigners.
re hud rca N ttis great book, "Wot
10 That lattOu whose king Is II child.
~ 10 not want children or rlemu
SoEues iu the White House. There il
lit min for tho plucs. lio lives i
oh AMI his name ls William MrK.n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-22

The King street market this IN orn. .
Ing was well stocEed with fresh vege i.
tables which found many buyers.
'orn sold for lSc II dozen lima beans
I2lc quart beans l5G half peck, let
tnco DC head. onions 100 quarter
lpeck, radishas SC a bunch, squashes 3
and DC apiece. tomatoes lOc half
leck and 25c basket, oibbage &c Il
head and boats SO u bunch. Eggs sold
for zoe dozen aud butter 9Sc pound.
In tho fruit market peaches AFRO
scarce and high priced Apples and
pears are plentiful and cheap. Water.
melons and cautaloupes arc also plen-
ltiful. The poultry market Is very
dull Young CHI cians are selling for
l3c n pound Wholesale. Tho potato
market Is overloaded anu the best
stock ia selling for 8Jc a bushel Della.
ware grapes are beginning to come in
and are solllng at Sc pound.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-22

A large shepherd dog was run dow
on the b andywlno DIidge OH the F.
W \ i. rniironl, by the south.hoGn,
express tram, No Gi, last evening. all
whom the locomotive drew INTO tn,
lreneh street dgpot tho animal WA
held between tbs rail Of the COW eaten
er, The engineer thought tue ANNA
had icon hurled INTO the creek un,
was therefore surprised when liz die
covered that the animal was Ildlnl
ahead OF h!lu. Only one log was brul.
en-, and to ssnd the animals sullcrn
O.llter Smith shot htm
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-22

Enoch Virgins, coloied. was drown
ed at Odessa early yesterday morning
lie, with Edward Price and Joshua
Demby were In n small boat and out
Tor days Itching. While passing
through the draw at Odessa the boat
capsi2ed, throwing tho men into the
water.
Demby aud Price swam to the
bridge abutments and there stayed
until rescued. Wiggine chung to the
IupturLe1 boat and before he would
ALLOW any one to 40 to him started to
swim ashore but sank before he had
SWAN five feet lie was about 20 years
IUf ago. The body was recovered,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-22

William Andrews of Chester was nj
the stables OF Mr.. Alctray of kirkwood
last thursday with two colts lie is d
great horse trainer. While there n,
induced Sarah, fourteen .yenr.ol,
daughter OF Mr.. McCray. into the barn
and while there he felonlonsly assault
ed her. little eister saw ths first o,
the assault and Informed the mother
who arrived after Andrews had accom-
pllshed his purpose.
Andrews left without taking his colts
with hln. lie was arrested laat even
ING IN Chester on the charge. am
hs soon as fequisitlon papers arc SO
cured lie will be brought here ana tried
Tor the offence, which Is . capital one
In this State,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-22

The tearing down of old number 8
school house, which was begun
yesterday. preparatory to tho cree.
ton OF n new building, takes from
t4e city the famous GARRISON
Taylor school which was quite an
institution thirty years ago. Then
college, education was not easily got.
len and 1t WAS only at this school that
tho sOiIs OF people in comfortable cir.
Icumstances wcro educated Tho do
lsirdCtion of the Old building will tage
away what has beer,:o many, o happy
reminder of tue good old times, buE
tho replacing OF one school building
by another will renini observing PEG.
pie that the time when only the chill
ldren Of the we'll TODD could get tho
benefit OF a good education has been
replaced by a limo when Il fair edu-
cation 10 within the reach of the chill.
dreH OF the humblest cit,Xan.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-22

Mrs. L. L. Cope. Royal Blltish Com
missioner at the World Fair, was pro.
sented by the Ceylon Commissioned
with one of the pillars fro IN the Ceyloa
tea House OF the Woman's Building.
Mrs. Cope took the pillar to Eng
Mr.. W. X, Crosby who has returned
from England. brought with him pre-
sent to Judge Ball In tho shape of n
cane made from the pillar. 1t ls need
less to say that the judge highly prizes
Mrs. Copes present,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-22

As Charles Murtel, who has been
canvassing Tor the Media American for
some 30 years, wns driving along near
Glen Riddle a few days ago, he barely
nJticod something black In the road,
wien tho wheels OF his buggy passed
through a swarm of bees that hud set
tied in the highway. lie at once
brought his whip down on the back oil
his horse, ana the animal went Off at
a lively gait, leaving number OF his
pursuers Il short distance In the roar
and they soon gave up the chase. liz
but went at once.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-22

The Western Union Telegraph Com
pahy yesterday accomplished great
etc in transmitting u Ilepptch Iron
Dover to this city. A telegram was
sent. from Dover to this city at l.5o o.
lclock and II arrived at it's destination
at % o'clock. Oh Tor D. service whei
1t Will not take SO long to transmit /
message.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-22

am an heir OF Tint estate In Now
York city. Robert Edwards bought
q piece OF land Of the butch. leased 10
for ninety.nine years then to 90 to
his heirs and paid the tax on It. He
had brother John and sister Pru.
.dsnce. She married Nathaniel Jsfferls
In The time OF tie Revolution; they
took the camp fire. Ills wife and
nearly all the children died But Re,
thecca, Richard Woodsrd claiming to
DO an i.er Nathaniel plurriad Mary
Chalfsnt had four children, Isaac,
james. Elizabeth and Prudence. They
have u family record cut on slatS,
/ come In On Roberts brother Johns
side. ELIzArnTH KISsEY,
Toughkennmon. Chester Co., Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-22

II. A. Dupont. DR., George w. Marshall
and DIR. Hiram II Burton.
On motion OF MIR. Elliott the devce
to DO placed ON the ticket was made an
eagle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-22

Tom MORTALITY of Lowell Mass
comes ON hole 10 finish training @. J.
Moriarity Tot his light with McCon.
,nell.
While hero he would like TO make
arrangements to light Tony Standard
to light 10 n finish at 1872 to l2a
pounds. Or Will meet him in limit.
ed round glove contest, for gate re-.
Geipts.
Edward Waugh of Trenton. N. j.,
lO5 bantum Weight was In our city
on Tuesday, lls will fight Glenn al
Jos pounds for $3.50 10 500 side to a
finish at any time he sets to put his
money up.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-22

Quite q eomniot ion was caused las
0yaHng about O'Clock by the blast
lug OF lock on Orange above Font
street ;ur he puTppan of making Fnon
for The sewer now Hetng put down 81
that street. 1ha report was like til,
frlag OF Il lorge aanuun, and brough
nearly hundred Girlons persons Il
the scene after the explosion mad oc
cured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-22

Millard Davis ami wilo, Frank sweat
man aad wl!e. William Taylor ant
lady went 10 Riverside yesterday on
fishing trip and caught 100 perch anC
rock
rhe Ghpnlte CITY will glve FISHING
excursion on Friday evening al
o'clock to kits liGmmo,k. and viii
not return until Saturday evening
! lis Will give a chance to catch TIN
tl,h while running. ana the trip shouit
To taken w all local fishermen.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-22

At tho
mon parsonage. hlj jefferson street
Ga Tuesday evening, August II. lsJi by
the Rev. j ID. e. fiaanu, Mr.. Harry
VALENTINO aud Miss Della HRllorln.
both OF Wilmington. Fol.
< l1tN-Bi, AK ENTY- At the IFuion n. Il,
parponRge, jlS JeiIctsun tr eli, ON Fri
Rev iGhn H. 1. Hanna. Mr. Harry /,
kirn. OF Wilmington. Del. aud Miss
Mary +, Bluiteney. of Bellevue. allie,
Rhauy Co. Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-22

N\rANI M Eoardcrs ut farm house,
w good iot alton. large rooms pleas
aut surroundings. bax as. kcnuett
square "a aua:-ltw.s.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-22

John q. Woolloy o, Chicago, ma
tionai lecturer oi the o. L. s.. Will
deliver an address in the Auditorium.
Thursday evening, August 23d. at s
O'clock. Ills subject will he: TEN
DpcraEce Question IN Politlos.' Mr.
Woollcy has the reputation of bella G
ono OF the leading orators OF til.
American platform.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-22

lev: GEORGE NJ. Hickman, OF Brad,
ford. Pa. former pastor of tho Frs
iresbyterinn Church, IL In this city
anu will be present at the prayrl
meeting IN the church this evening
After the service reception Will b,
inferred him. He Will occupy til,
church pulpit GU Sunday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-22
SilNN lin I-IullI

Several spol ting men from this civ
witnessed the tlrty.six round draw
night ut Baltimore. Yesterday, betwesn
oOlly InaIish o; Baltimore and John
ball Of Newark. n. j. The men each
weighed Is pounds and at the clos,
oi tho light were both badly punish
ed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-22
STUCk QUOTATIONS.
Reported by
HENIn n COMPANY,
IIutil. ars r,.t Rf.t.

! Seventh and MHrkst Streets
/ Investment aud Securities yleldInx
from to per cent.
lstocAs aud Bonds ON Commission s:,ecul [.
ed NJ All the s. orlS exchanges.
Private telegraph wirea To New Y orlt
lPhiiiuieiphla Boston and Chicago,
Foreign Drafts and Lottors OF Credit Is.
Jsued.