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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13
Dots.


Oyercoats are being worn.
Chfyennthemums are In bloom.
The American bnrk Penobscot from
South America with nitric Of soda
for DUPONT de Nemours & Company
entered at the custom house yester'
day.
The Union Bible class. taught by tho
Rev. ID. n, Siearns, will resume lis
meetings OIL Friday evening next, the
l4th instant. at 7.30 o'clock, In Central
Presbyterian Church.
The Tammany Club of Wilmington
: hundred will meet this evening at
Weccacoe Hall at 7.S0 O'Clock.
A basket social Will be held In Kings.
wood Nj. Il. Church this evening.
Everybody is invited and no charge
for admission will be made.
Tho Florida advertising car is at the
works oil the Jackson and Sharp Com.
pany.
The man who always liked SUNNI Ell
the best now says winter Is his favor.
lite season,
At a special meeting OF the Brandy.
wine Granite Company, held on the
lUth instant. tho following stockhold-
ers were elected as officers of the com.
pany: William Nj, Field, president;
9. Wesley Neldin, vice.president; J.
Merrick Horn, secretary and treasurer;
James X. Field. attorney.
The directors OF thu Street and Sewer
Department met yesterday afternoon
and decided to grade two streets In
the western part of the city. They are
Seventh street betweon Scott and
Union streets and Bayard avenue be.
tween ShalIcroes and Giipin avenues.
! wiring was begun on tho Gordon
tar In u
1t is not known at present when the
road will be put In operation. The
track laying was completed yesterday
afternoon.
The baains at the Cool Spring reser-
voir will DO cleaned out today.
! Charles Ii. Robinson, son OF VIM. fl.
Robinson, ll5 East Fourth street. re.
turned iiom q two days visit TO Zion.
Md, this morning.
l.. W. Stidham Il Son, auctioneers.
sold at public sale for II. l.. Roberts q,
Ills farm near Ghester, on Wednesday,
lSept. 18th, cows from $50 to 800 peI
head. the a head averaged Sal 30 per
head; also bulls for 81, s95 and $40.
and two horses. He will have another
sale IL ton days.
Oysters, salt oysters received dnily
and Tor sale at Carpenters, SO Nadi.
son.
Mrs. Elizabeth st!dham, widow of
the late Jonas l.. Stldham. Ca brother
lof l.. w. Stldham of this city died al
her home at Richmond, Indiana. on
September gth md was buried on
Wednesday. the 18th inst. Mrs. Std
hain was about So years of age.
hles5ls, Waiter Grant and Carl Nc
Lane. oi Cherry Hill, Md, arc in thit
city to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13


ON asst Sunday evening between s
ami O'clock Henry Hutton was walt.
lIg on the west side oil Iatnall street
to Yards Trout ct. Get when, without
any prevention. John 1ubin run
across tho street and butted him
down. His friends came and took him
up the street. Alter Hutton had
gone IA short distance Tobin followed
him anu knocked him down twice. by
the last fall he had his elbow WAS frao-
tured August J. Bierman, p. j..
Diamond and &c Taylor testified to
the above in the Municipal Court this
morning.
ToDin claimed that he was drunk and
did not know of anything he did on
tue occasion. Judge Ball said TINT
this thing OF attacking respectable
people while walking Oh the street
must and viii be broken up II the
court possibly can do 30 Iobn was
lined go and costs ana sentenced to n
term OF three months mprisonment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13
Regardless of Price or Cost to
Close the Whole Stock Out

The stock consists mostly of neat staple and very
desirable goods for mems Wear, many of which we have
ourselves for this Fall and Winter and are
rarely put in sale OF this kind.
Black Worstod, Black and Blue Chevots, the
wellknown SAWYER woolens--all made up in best
goi this sale. BOYS and CIIILDRENS
Suits you'll not find better selection mostly new for
this season all to be sold.
Remember, mean to clear first floor of all
ready goods and MEMS FURNISHING GOODS,
an opportunity seldom offered good goods cheap
The stock of Clothing for Worlingmon, including the
Sweet Orr Co.'s goods, all to be sold without reserve
The Merchant Tailoring will be conducted as US
ual the second floor until We can arrange the first
floor You'll find some decided barI gains in this depart.
ment at all times Suits start at $50 and Trousers at S.
Remember the place.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

vERNoN-DoUGhEhTY - At No. sGs
alnul street. by the Rev. II. S. Duiany.
Finer ID. Vernon and ella NJ Tough.
euy.
TAYl oR-FlNLEY-At Kingswood par.
sonage, August goth. Franklin J, fay.
lor aud Lillie u. Finley.
VANDEV ER-DETTLING - At St. Ste
phen's parsonage. on Scpten Der IL, by
the Rev. owls J. lickcl, Mars Nande-
yer OF lhiladelphia and Miss katharina
y. nettliug of W Wilmington.
POWERS September 1lth 1904. Mary
A., wife OF Edward j. Powers. in her
eOth year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
inNitedto attend the funeral from the
residence OF her brother Joseph Huh
bard, No. So est second street, on tri-
day morning ut o'c.Ock. High Mass at
St Paufs IL, q. Church.
BARBElt-W HiTE- At their home. 1899
Tatnnll street IN "Wednesday evening
septCmle Ell J., h. 1904. by tile Rev. John
ID. Z. lluunt, Mr.. J Carleton barber
ard Mics Ada 81. White, both of VIII
ninRion. lei
STINl NJ ON-W Ell Chat tho resi-.
d e OF Mr.. John V. " ellen. No. 200
tlaymont street. SeTt. i2th. 1894. by Dr.
u 4. Wnddc!l. Dir. Frederick II. Steven.
son aud Mis- Emma V. WEIGH, both OF
TINS city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

Judge Ia WAS able 10 preside at
this morning's session OF the Munich
pal court.
Thomas Reynolds, john Flnney,
Joshua Murray and Emil Lane wore
fined 81 and costs for trepassing on
the property of the r., w. X B. rnil.
road company. They would not leave
the freight cars when reQuested.to do
SO by Private O1icer Cannon.
William II. Sherer who has served
on tho police force as an officer, ThOs
II Johnson, colored. John Glllin and
Joseph Thompson we've fined III aud
costs FOR drunkenness.
Charles Turner and Jane Fountain
who live in the reHr of 81 Poplar
street vera charged with keeping a
diaOrderly house.
Officer Mari testified to the fact that
he b AZ received several complaints OF
tho disorder and notified the parties to
stop the disorder.
James NJ. Cooper, John Barton and
Rachel King testified that the disorder
commences about . ana lasts until .
O'Clock at night time. Very foul Ian.
guage is used by the parties who fire..
queht Til" place. They were sentenced
TO pay tino OF so and costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

boston. no doubt, viii get It's wish
by New York defeating her. but BalLl.
more seems to hold Its own and Vii,
mington has n waLGhiul oye OF
Hawke as 4lcAlahoH vas struck By a
bail aud he is not expected to pItct
again this season.
Dover defeated the Wynnewood
club again yesterday. Iha score was
plo9
Tho Y. NJ G A. club goes 10 Dover
to-day and crosses bGts with the tapi
toi boys.
a burning question Of the day for
Dover 'aro you AFRAID OIL the I.oeA
fords."
4,u Nartl Fad club. OF rnilerel phfa
W play the =. NJ {. X. Oh saturday
III kacEforls VIII play LAcs tor Of
Saturday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13
THIRD EDITION.


The loud and crashing thunder-claps
OF Republican victory, which have
pealed forth with deep and piercing
echo. and no uncertain sound froU
New England's vallies and her roman.
tic hills have awakened an inspiration
In many downcnsJ heart, and caused
thrill OF joy to enter through the
portals OF countless homes made bare
and scanty by reckless ADVENTURES
who rode into power upon tho wheels
of deception, and used the power be-
slowed upon them by free and pros
porous people. to lay waste the lielus
OF Industry and scatter. tear and sla y
the whole business fabric OF our coGu'
try, leaving only wreckage to mark
thoir course. We say the voice OF the
recent Republican victories have been
heard throughout the land and has
quickened the pulse OF trade and has
awakened In many distressed hearts q
hope of better things to come.
People IN distress will think, people
In want will. moro than at any other
time. exercise their minds more fully
along the line OF cause aud eiIec t. -
and this they have been doing Oul
people have been distressed, they have
been humbugged. they have been de
ceived. they have been made to pass
under the rod of keenest aflllct on, aud
while they have been suffering this
unualled for agony and SUSPENSE, IN
their minds they have been revolving
this question. why should thes
things beE'
We commenced our voting career
~ the birth OF the Republican party
liS.id have invariably voted u Demo
cratic ticLes mus lar but experience
invesll CATION Common sense and over,
faculty OF reason anu seliproserT va
ton have spoken to my better Judge
ment and nave persuaded inc that
"tnus tar shall thou &c, and no far
Their"
We would like, with the KEruHrIcAN'
permission, 10 give our reason 10
voting in the past Dem ocratie; ais
why We shall vote the Ropuhiical
ticket In the future, and why IL Is en-
phatically TO the Interest of our pee
pie. rich and poor, to Jon hand IN hun
In complete unity and break The bond
age th1t does encompass US and oe /
no sense intiinidateu but with bold
ness vote ior our homes. our state al,
our nation by voting tho RepuhlicH
ticket. EN-pLyloCuAT.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

Clayton Grolf and Frank Slonn, OF
West Grove. Pa hive been in partner.
ship for some time past, They have
traded cows and wagons, aud finally
Sloan had Croft arrested yesterday for
the larceny OF wagon. In the MUM.
iorR continuance OF the case until
Saturday morning. on the plea that lac
wanted witnesses. GroiI claims that
he OWNS more Of the wagon than does
Sloan, and that IN addition to Ills share
OF the wagon That Sioan owes him sos.
lie was placed under 500 bail for his
appearance on saturday morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

The Republicans OF Kent County
met at Dover yesterday and nominal.
cd the folio wing ticket.
Senators Caleb Jackson. North
Thomas W. Wilson, East
Dover.
Representatives P. Hudson.
Duck Creek; Gatnaliel Garrison, Ken.
ton; Icury Raymond, Littlo Creek
John NJ. Downs, West Dover; CLARK
NJ Mensh. South Murt erkill; Ezekiel
Fleming, Mlspillion; Robert 4. Russell,
Milford.
Levy Court mmissIoners-A. X.
Cole, Little Creek; Nicholas IL. Vincent
West Dover; LuthOr +. Cubhage, Mil.
ford; Francis A. Moore, Kenton.
Sherlit-S. Luther Shaw, Mispilllop
County Treasurer William Il
Bnggs.
Coroner-Jamos T. Carrow. East
Dover.
County Committee-r. G Moore, Il.
l.. Hudson, Duck Creed; W. ii. Moore,
Kentop; w. H. Cole, Little Crock; b.
Nj. WILSON, w n. Bcggs. BeLiah Wat.
son. East Dover; William George, West
Dover; j. V. McCom mons, Ezekie!
Cowgirl, North MurdarAili; Enos II
Williams. ". j. harrington. South
$. l.. Sha V - B. Slmmons
Nispilllon; Frank lseedy. q. W
Mar shail, Milford.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13
DIED.

the 18Th inst. Mary N.
daughter OF Aaron and RebeCcu Shus-
ter. ioaO Dtnnctt street. nRed years.
lnterment al Eycigre, Cen otery
Camden, N. D., Sunday afternoon ut i
O'Clock.
month l2lh. Hannah A, Muudtw In IN,
Goth year OF her age.
tr.enos aud relatives Ofthe family are
respectfully invited TO attend lie funeral
from the residence of Mrs. lelle 4. Low
lin. Dl W est Chestnut ST.. OH Saturday,
Sc ptemi or Eth. ispi lnternent ut Mi,
] lebanon Cemetery. Brandy w.nehundied.
Delaware. Servl,es at / y. III.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

Yesterday afternoon rs John NJ.
Vaielte, retired baker OF New Gustle,
was driving Il Ills home from this CIT
his horse shied on the Cuusuway neal
Gu .htie's How and Mr.. Nalette wac
thrown out OF hts buggy. he landed
on his head OH the hard road. and his
face was badly dtsIiguFed ana blood
flowed freely, some young mon whc
were on the causeway at the time
caught the hurse and Mr.. Nalelte pro
csedod to Ills home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

81 was afflicted with horrible case
of blood poison and Tor upwards OF =
months OF That time | was unable to
do WORK Of any kind. My finger nails
came oil and my hair dropped out.
leaving my head as clean and as
smooth az II 1t had been shaved. |
cunsu.tei the Test local physicians,
ant spent hundreds OF dollars for
medicines OF different kinis, but with.
out receiving tie sllEhtcat benefit /
was advlAeI finally to visit Hot
Springs. TINS | did but becoming
Disguised with the trcutmentI was
receiving there, commenced taking
Swilts Specific g. 5. 81 lhe elect
that 5. $. ;. had Oh me was truly
wond4rful ! commenced TO recover
after taking the first bottle; and by
the tilns | had taken twslve S0tles |
was entirely cured cured by swift q
Specific =. 5. 5. when the woT!d.re,
nuwned Hot Springs failed.
NM. 5, LOOMS, Shreveport La.
A vhtuHble book on tho disease anC
ita treatment Will be mai sd free Il
any address by SWIFT SPECIFIC 60,
Atlanta, Ga.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13
AN INTERNATIONAL HYMN.

AN ERNATIONAL HYMN.
My cUunttyltIs of thee, ....
Swe ct land Of ibety. .
OF thee clog.
Land where the wheels are tied,
Land whe indus ry died,
And 10 the Englith side
Took rapid wing.
My native country. thee
Land TO where paupers tieA
Thy name Lowell "....r
] love thy Cleveland frilis
Thy Ro-trade tariff bills,
Thy Greshams. Smitho aud MillA
Born from above.
Let music swell the brceZel
Demo Gratis To yonr knees ..
Aud swell the songl
Let those who brought this fate
Thol medicine take straight.
And three years longer Malt
To right the wrong.
Our father. Grover G.,
Mogul of misery.
10 thee we sing.
Bear with us IL you can:
Hut, II not, like a man
Say YOU don't caro- a dam
For anything.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

Last evt ming the l5ihie Glass; of As.
bury NJ L. sunday School spent n
very pleasant evening Mt tho home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Albeit shaw ut No. 81
line street.
Tho hostess, Mrs. Shaw, number
OF years ago, whln school girl, was
IN Mr.. Burdncrs rlass. Recently she
! a renewed her relations with har
;uI.ner teueaer bringing hcr bright
eyed little daughter OF sevoE or eight
summers to the infant school al As
bury. She again found way WIth
a class taught by the ono, ewAU in lie,
tender yelr+ Taught Ter he principles
by Which she Developed int a woman
ly Christian character. After an hout
or w0 Of social intercourse. tile elass
was invited to the t!inIH! room, whery
10 table was spread with tho good
things OF the SEASON.
TOUGHER ana scholars for short
time were Just Hs acttTe ana attentive
TO what WAS before tIem as they are
when gathered together on the Sabbath
IN tho work OF stfdylng the hibis
Among thosa Present were. Mr.. AuC
Mrs, q. l. lIordncr, Mr.. and Mrs. All
fred Willing MIR. and Mrs. John Far
ker, Miss IOttic ~ le. Miss Sallle VIII
ing, Mss Miller, OF YORK. Pa. Mr.
Jackson. Miss Lizzie wilkins ard VIM
Sp0er
John Logan. Chester Inns rctnrne q
nome alter Il Two months visit 10 l'ol'
Penn.
i Alr. and Mia. Joseph weldin, Mr.
land Mis-. d. llrrms on ana /. Nc
4lIuus attended the kaegan-frlc
wedding al New Castle yesterday.
1 Miss Bessie Williams of West Ches
ter, is the guest Of her uuc.e. L I
Moody.
Mr. IzdSHr Chandler went gunnint
for reedles yesterday and mot with 1ai
success.
4 10y had nice string Of reed bird.
on Market street last cvunlg which
he WAS selLiug for sixty cents pc
dozen.
Miss Lizzie Carroll, of Ruckland. i
spending Il few dHys with her Ann
Mrs. A. {. jones. of Yellow ;Ston
House
George G Knowles o. n yland nnt
NlIs. Martha T., LYre widow OF Joshua
lu~ey Eyre, late Of tins city. will bt
} married IN the hureh OF the asGeu
slon, Philadelphia en- Spptem ter 20
, bridal tour To- Europe Will follow tn,
| marriage.
, NJ Miss Florence Thomas, OF Dover, I
, waiting relatives on the cau4ewgy
. w. \. Woodward, OF NuTristowh Pa.
WIS In this tity to-day. lie Is attend
lug tho general conference OF the A
u. 81. L. convention at Liktuu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

The Pussy and JoAea con. pany yes,
tsrday shipped to CarienAs. Cupa, "A
condenser for a suga PLAT there. The
pon1u&sor Is Of steel, eight feet In III.
ameter and twentv-slA feet long and
weighs % 90 pounds
The machine OF which the condenser
10 part will be about no teet LluL
and Will weigh 90. o01 pouuds ana Is 4
part of the OUTFIT Of one Of tho larses'
sugar reiinerias III the wor.l.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

! Professor Roman Tam many, former
uperintendent of public schools In
Sussex County. is passing a day or
two In our city In company with his
wife. He ls a Democrat OF the first
water although his treatment by some
OF the reg.tags has been bad enough
to drive him from the party,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

The Wilmington Hundred Demo.
cratic Association will meet this even.
Ing at tho headquarters OF the Young
Mems Democratic Club for the Dur.
pose oil hearing reports from tie off.
terent wards Inc IentA ward at a
meeting last night elected as dele
gates City Councilman ]. AlCNulty. +.
Y. Walsh and Joseph WalJurg. Ine
Third ward will DO represented i.y ige.
Mokelvey. j. Harvey SpTuauce and
another
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

Argument was be ard In the u. 8.
Court this morning before Judge
Wales In motion to bring suit
for the foreclosure 81 n mortgage by
the Penn Mutual Insurance TO pany,
oil Philadelphia, against the Walton &
Whann Company. The plaintiff WAS
ny Air Sprunnce and the
defendant by Mir. bradford.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

Vicar General John A. Lyons return
ed home this morning from Cam
bridge, Md. when he delivered ser.
mon yesterday ut the dedication OF the
new Catholic Church. AmoRg those
who were present at the ceremony
were bishop Curtis, Rsv. Nj. X. EaIloi,
Rev. II. }. crowley, Rev. j. u. Carey,
aud Rev, Il. ]. Flynn OF this city; lev.
r.. Farley. liuckessin. The choir was
confessed of several singers from this
city and Luston. Md.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

The Wilmington Iatrlarchle, No. 20.
oil Il. U. D., Odd fellows returned
home this morning from kaading,
where thoy gave an excursion yes.
tsrday. The excursion was a grand
success. as $3.50 were cluared off It. In
the prllo drill the Wilmington boys
won handsome ilaA, valued at $50,
fIom the Philadelphia Lodge four
points. The Mt. Vernon Cornet Band
OF New Castle accompanied the excur-
sion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

YoEE, Pa, Sept, l3.-Beniamin Myers.
an employs of ths Spring Grove paper
mill, nine miles from here, was caught IN
n belt and instantly killed. Ills head was
squeezed through small opening in the
floor and horribly crushed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

The Union Billie Glass, taught by
Hsv. d. NJ. SteRrns. will resume its
Meetings on Friday evening, the 18th
inst. at f.3D o'clock. in Central ErSs,
pylerian Church. Be sure to 10 pres.
snt AID bring your friends. Do not
Forget your Bible. Mem Org Lees On
Romano VIII,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13
Their fiiIieth Wedding Ann yrr.nry.

WI = TT " ' F-''FFfII fUlE 'NtTTWFy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wilson, OF Guy
elcourt, celebrated their tlItlsth we'd.
dug anniversary on "Wednesday. The. o
was large number OF ir ends Ir s.
ent who congratulated the couple.
SPEECHES We're made by Rev. MIR.
Sypherd. OF ltocllland; Rev. Mir. Ham.
llton, OF Media; Judge Swayno, of
florida. and others. A collation. was
served.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

IA CoocHEE, Fla, Sept. l3-Mr 7. W.
Miller was assassuated yesterday while
cutting timber. Ills body, rddled with
bullets WAS found at noon by his wife,
who had gone to call him to dinner There
is nc clew to the assassin.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

The September term of the U. 6.
District Court convened this morning
William Mather plead guilty to tht
charge Of sending u threatening posta
card through the mails. District At
torney Nandegrift asked leave to ente.
a nolle PROSE- in the case on thegrounds
that the defendant did not know he wa
violating the law when he mailed the
card, that he has been In Jail 2 months.
his health Is broken down. no 10 una
bic to pay fine and further imprison
ment would be detrimental to hia
heath. The court GRANTED the leave
and Mather was Released. aha Jurors
in attendance were then discharged
until October III, W hen the Clrcui,
Court will convene.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

The following traufers of property
were recorded to-day.
DaTid u. BuGh 20 the Winning on
VuIugemsInde on French street above
LiEhth.
Patrick FGhey and wife to Anna b.
Taylor, house No. Ilj Franklin stroets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

William DuPunts' stoam yacht Au
RsyOir arrived at.the yard OF tns Har-
Ian and HollingsHorth Company this
from her regular summer
cruise, and will rsosiye a general over
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

Detective Jones gnd Levy Courtman
White and his two cons spent yester-
day cunning around New Gaelic. They
III bagglnk twelve dozsn Of
reed birds aud three dozen Of ploYsrh
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

lillnHl " AtNbi, ~ fcfpnnNCn.
William wilson. d., of GreenviIle
on Tuesday evening WIS taken by SUI
prise by the Lluetlerian band OF tn,
iirGLdywihe club and Aiven rousiD
serenade. Mr.. Wilson on SATURDAY.
Nas nominated for the General Assem-,
bly, by tho RepubiiGHnB of Christian
Hundred. The band ptesented nea,
appearance and played several solec
Gone IN excellent form
There were al least 400 persona OF
the lawn, amongst WHOM were; L. G
DUPONT, DR.. Chandler. James Hunter
A. |. DUPONT, Il. Is. Shorter, Clayton
White. Winfield s. THlley A. B Ell
trlcken. Harry Miller Ihos Sterling
Frank shepherd, WIN. Brown, Gyurg,,
ErizZle. John Logue.
Mr.. Wilson warmly thanked the banG
and all present for tho serenade anG
expressed tho hope. II elected, that ht
might provo worthy of their conf
dence. The members of tho band Wer,
royalty entertained
Alter regal,ng tho inner man at Mr.
Wilson's board, the band proceeded to
the residence of Colonial Dupont and
selenaded that gentleman. The COL
onol was pleaeed with the serenade
and invited the band to his hospitality
which the members thoroughly en-
joyod and appreciated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

c. D. jack, Of tie Wilmingto Wheel
Club. WIS feeling splendid to-day az.
ter winning the oho three and five
Lp Iaces. The prizes lie won we.e
French clock. silver water set and
gold watch.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

No charge for admission. Special
music for tie occasion. To be held In
unfinished second story OF tho chur, h
BE sure and come, good time Is OK
psCted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

The Young Peoples Society of st.
PHuls NJ. Il. hurch have indefinitely
postI oned their neon light excursion.
witch was to have been given to-
night
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

Yesterday was politicians day at the
Dover Fair. Among those preseni
from this city were:
General danes II. Wilson. Senator
|Hlgglns, Washington Hastings Fred.
IL, Bach. Sheriff Gould, John I. Dlckey.
Hugh &. Browne, Mayor l.. Il. Short,
|liIge. Charles Beadeukopf Benjamin
allen, George NJ. Fisher, James IL.
Francis y. Buck, Frankie
Temple, j. Edward Aidicks. Robert j.
riunby,C. NJ. Loltch. bradford Murphy.
EIanle! j. Layton and Chief OF Police
l. ohm.
Tho races resulted hs follows:
Two. year.old race -Sicwood won
both heats, In 9.56, 2.bG.
2.lS class- Monoctcy won three
straight heats. Time, go 2.2I, 222.
lNerblna Il. eecond,
3.ininute troL Abraham L. won
three etfais ut heats, lime aga %,
Ia,