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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-25
A MATCHLESS CITY,
Washington Has All Kinds of
Virtues.
Preftiest and CIeanest Place in
the Country.
no GAMBLING THERE.
There are No Tenements and No
Sums.


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havea city Of its size - the world. lb e
certainly the best governed. and as q nat
11raI res47ltis# one of the eleanest- heaItbfest
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erinps no packed primaries and ia ward
neelera 1T IS directly under the control ST
three commissioners who are APPOINTED l7v
HIS |r3ras5faaA and are s4l5ecf ~ removal
for cause. one Of these ii appointed from
4Ia arsrs4,ae- e-~r,s IF ffse ARMY and rna 81 81
~ +vz-o from, civil fffa-rra s T0arnoersf fhe
other Z. Republican. but ill three must Sc
residents of WASHINGTON
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control of the NEGROES and the worst ele-
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II the District
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9s ~. l-7e ~ el,e sy--ssss II ~ r9is
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an rrvatie 4tafa4alasu introduced another
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-25

At Topeka. state of Kansas. at tile close Of
business on the 10Th day oE January 1884.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-25

~ AED-A single man Ut AL work about
S& house. shat can Hl5is cow and care Tor Il
horse Board and lodging furnished III Fl
Bgue1rake.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-25
MONEY TO Loan.

First published Oh the 10th day of January,
1884, 10 the Topeka Daily State 3ournal-I
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-25

ENm@ #H NNAf.
Af Topeka Steam Laundry
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-25

The co-operative sfeam ana F'iu"9-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-25

NJ AN4EL--Fur lace and tin work at tlnsAop
el4 kansas ave. 81. q. Lee.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-25
TIE sANEAFR ROUTE.

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

Mime. Ernest Rcnan, tho widow of tho
famous philosopher and historian, was the
niece of the painter AIRY Schcffer and tho
daughter of the less we'll known Henri
Schetfer. An interesting anccdote is told
in connection with Ernest Remains mar.
riage. When he announced his intention
of marrying Mile. Cornclie Scheirer, hls
sister Hcnriettc, who was devoted to him
and of whom he was pnssionately fond,
declared she would never put her foot in.
side her brothers house if another woman
entered it. After hcsitating for some time
Roman at length determined to sacrifice
his bctrothed for his sisters sake and told
Cornelie Scheffer how matters stood, and
that he must give her up. However, Hen
riette Renan, ON hearing of the sacrifice
her brother had made, Immediately went
to see Cornelie. The two rivals made VI
the quarrel, the wedding took place, unt
Henriette and Cornelie Rcnan were eve
after the most attached of friends. Tn,
marriage was celebrated in 1866, and tn,
sister lived with the young couple unit
her death, which occurred four years later
Renan wrote II charming pamphlet in
scribed to her memory, in which he gave
delightful account of their journey I,
Syria, where Henrietta died. The pam
phlet, printed for private circulation, /,
out of print.-London Telegraph.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-07

Travellers in Peru and countries whcr,
coca grows chew the leaves of this plan
for tho purpose of allaying the sense O
hunger and the feeling of exhaustion tina
accompanies it, At first the leaves wer,
thought to possess food elements, but nov
1T is known that the cocaine they contain
merely allays the irritabillty Of the nerve.
that produce the sense OF hunger
Cocaine is an nlkaloid made from til,
coca leaf, which has the effect of complete
ly destroying the sensibilty of nerves
The discovery of this active principle o
the coca leaf explained fully and satisfac
torily the effect produced by chewing thu
leaves. An infusion of the leaf might b,
used with good results in allaying tn,
gnawing appetite that follows some forms
of fever, OF In cases whore tho sense o
hunger is due to u diseased condition o
the stomach
Cocaine should never he used excep
on the prescription Of a trustworthy physl
eian because 1t is dangerous. The coeain,
habit is more READILY formed than cithc
the morphine or liquor habit and liz ia
more rapid in its work of destruction. =
Pittsburg Commercial Gazette.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-07

Gabriel Burnish. of this city. two
years ago married buXom Irish girl,
Fannie McAdoo. aud the happy couple
began the honeymoon In railroad
ehanty along the proposed Rox-
Borough railway at Philadelphia.
Gabriel was a loving husband and
soon faaiiie learned to chatter Italian
and Greek like native The recent
hard timeE caused separation OF the
couple, and while Gabriel tolled here
Fannie secured n place as domestic
with q Koxboreugh family.
On the glorious Fourth Gabriel
visited his spouse at her new residence
and the day was spent In drinking
and dancing TO their heartB' content
fannie's attention to an Italian
Nichoio Nerni, caused the Iancur OF
1ealously to sweil beneath Gabrlels
whtstcoat and to rent his spleen. lie
became very drunk and quBrTelsome,
which he kept up all day Thursday
and al'out 9 o'clock began to clean out
the shanty Fauuis tried to puciiy
him but failed. aud she started out to
get the help of a policeman.
Gabriel discerning her intentions
drew his revolver and began shooting
o. his wife, who ran IN terror into the
woods. Gabriel then left and hid
hlmself until nearly midnight. when
he was arrested and lacked up. Only
one bell OF the six struck the woman,
end that made only a slight abrasion
Her escape was close to the miracu
lous.
Magistrate Smith. OF that city. heiC
the bolligerent.GusbaHd under $50 bal
Tor court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-07

I A. y. NJ. r. Church. French street abov
Eighth. Rev. JAS. II. Shrgeant pastor
!. Preaching 1870 a. IN. by pastor. sunda
school $50 p, m. p. IN. special dIscoursi
Unity Among protested Chrlstlans.D
mington. Rev. Geo. Il. Bivens, paste !
: Preaching 1870 a. IN. Sunday school 2.a
p. m. Preaching by pastor 7.i5 p. m
Subject. The Necessity of Moral Purity,
: The contcgt will come OH on Wednesday
! fer the prize.
Bethel A. NJ, r. uhurch, Walnut stree
P fgsse f1s's xxx n D, Temple. pastor
Coppin. sunday school $50 p. m. I
~. Christian hndeavor praise meeting
'ffeaching y. m. by pastor. Lectur
by pastor ON Pilgrims Progress o.
July 10.
FIRST NJ. P. Church. Seventh street DO
low Walnut. Rev. b. II. Jester pastor
Preaching at 10. 80 a. M. TO tho Orange
linen, after which kew. q. Moghabgh nab o
MI. Lebanon will give a short address q
I the order and 7.45 p. IN. ho viii preach
sunday school a. m. and p. nj. VIII
ing Workers a30p. IN. Christian Endoav
or society 6.4s p. m. Pustor's class Tues
day evening and prayer meeting Thurs
day evening.
First NJ. =. Church of New Castle. DOL.
itev. Is. +. Jester pastor. Glass 9SO q. nj
frnycr meeting IL a. IN. and 7.45 p ~
led by H. II. Mallory. sunday school 2p
N. Willing Workers 3.3U p. III. Christial
lEndeavor $40 p. Ia. Prayer meeting OF
"wednesday evening.
Union NJ. E. Church. 9Th and Washing
ton streets, Rev. j. ID. c. llama. pastor
freaching by pastor 1850 n. M. and "a
r. M. Morning subject, "a Kich Church.
Evening. "liow to Furnish Home.
Sunday school ai5 a. m. and Z p. IN
Epworth League $40 p. IN.
kingswood NJ. n. Church. 1itb and Clay
q. ont strcets. Rev. II. 5. Duiany. pastor
Fire Brigade service $50 Il. m, led b.!
ALEX. Gully. Preaching at 1910 a. IN. b,
pastor TO Knights of Malta. eunda!
school y. IN Willing Workers 8. 40 p. IN
Twilight serv!ce e.s1. Baptism OF adult
ut this service.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-07
ltOts.

Superintendent Joseph Pyle will en-.
tertain the melnbers OF St. Paul's Nj.
h. Sunday School. this city, at his
home. Cedar Grove, on the evening Of
July Is. MIR. Pyle has eutertant d this
school each year for thirty years. and
the occasions are always enjoyable.
Rev. s. N. Pilchard. OF the NJ. T..
Church, Laurel. Dol. has gone to the
Jackson Sanitorium at Danville, n, Y.
for treatment for chronic nervous
prostrutlon.
Register OF Wills Cooch this m urn.
Ing granted letters OF administration
on tho estate of Anna Tenweges, lale
oil this city, to Caroline YANG askin
0nd Hannah Publ.
Miss Snille Loomis, who has been
visiting her brother. John X. Loomis.
OF this city, for the past two weeks.
has returned to her home In West
Chester Pa
Mrs. George R. Bentley of Harris.
burg. Pa, Is visiting her father, w, q.
Valentine, and old resident OF our
city. She will return homo on Monday
next.
.f!o!. Ambrose s. Ottey, The great
bible student OF Giaymcnt. visited our
city on Friday and shoolI hands with A
number of friends.
MIR. Maxwell, OF this city, has secured
cottage In Asbury Circle at Brandy.
wine Summit, and will take possession
pext Ionday, with q Wow Of remain
Ing while cump lasts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-07

: An interesting visit was enjoyed by
a reporter TO w. A. Goxe1a ice cream
factory at Third andVanBuren streets,
Mr.. Coke sold Two thousand quarts OF
Ice cream on the Fourth OF July and
fourteen hundred quarts on tho pre-.
vlous Monday bnd Tuesday. For these
8, 400 quarts, 10. 800 lbs. OF Ice were
used. A six b. p steam engine brushes
two tons In eighteen minutes. and at
the sa me time freezes forty quarts oil
Ice cream.
Everything In and about Mr.. Coxe's
establishments shows neatness. Ills
ipower fans keep his guests cool and II
,cs an enjoyable place to partake Of ice
ream. fresh made and delicious.
While the most OF the ice cream Ia
sold In large cans, yet the brick forms
are very popular and make pleasing
impression on invited guests.
lnSeptember Mr.. Coke will put In an
o ven and run fancy cake bakery In
connection with his well known Ice
cream and oyster business. Two dc.
livery teams arc row Kept on the go.
Orders can bs sent by phoae 7S6.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-07
DIED.


DARREI.Ii--On the 5th Inst. Clara A
infant daughter OF Jno. w. and anne
D1rreil. aged 10 months.
Egiat!vi and friends are invited TO al
tend the iun rrl services. Mt the house.
ll.s Chestnut street. on saturday after
noon, al > O'Clock. latrrment private, :
JACKsnN-O July 9Th. C,ElvI Jackson
aged 81 years.
Friends OF the family are invited to at
tend the funeral services. NJ the rcsldenc,
of her husband Harry l.. Jackson, 1850
West street, on Monday afternoon at
O'Clock. lnicrmcnt private.
SuTTON-On July 9th. Leroy, son of y
-. aud Elizabeth Sutton, aged 4 months
Relntives AMI friends are invited to III
tend the funeral on sunday Ap. IN, iron
the residence Of his parents, no Scot
strest. lntcrmcnt ut Mt. 5aie:n cemetery
" tLLINSON. On Iuiv {, 1894. Mary J
Williamson, aged - years.
=IielatiH es aud friends are inv ted to NJ
tend her funeral from her late resdcicG
0. Sc Orange street on Mo nhRy after
noon at = O'Clock, lntermcuL at vii
mingtoE and Brlnlywine Cemetery,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-07
THIRD EDITION.
Dots.


Abble r. Peck OF Redden. Sussex
county. has been granted a Widows
peiision.
Tho Street and sewer Department
has paid s2,S47.6s to the Wilmington
md Philadelphia Turnpike Company
for its property within the city limits.
4 Grand Chief Garrett s. Smith will in.
stall the officers Of the different cas-
tiles, X G. T., as follows: Apollo. No.
2, July o; Crusaders, No. 8, July 10; st.
John. No. 4. July i2; Chosen Friends.
10, 10, July Is; Warwick, No. 8, July
90; Brandywine, No. 4. July 20.
4 Hysore ind Holllngsworth have
telren the old Kent property at the
foot OF Orange street. in order to have
Jersey truck landed. there and the at
cd 10 the same. line OF boats will
be run to accommodate our clHzens,
who should make IN effort to sustain
this enterprise.
There will be an excursion iven at
18th and Scott streets. next Thurs.
day afternoon for the benefit of tine
Plymouth and Jones A. NJ. L. Zion
Churches.
Camp meeting OH Sunday In Messrs.
Jester and McDaniel's woods. Preach.
ing 1880 a. m, by Rev. VIM. Hicks,
Yretcnlug dI S.ou y. III. ny lteV. SeO.
u. Bivens, preaching al 4 Is p. m, by
by Rev l.. ii. Bantum. Rev. George
Brown pastor.
The Whining on City Railway Com
pany mot yesterday and declared O
dividend OF ga per cent, Payable OIL
OF after July 10th.
The morocco firm of Mitchell, Tad
man and Thomas has been dissolved
by mutual consent. The business will
pc continued by Mitchell and Thomas
Mr.. Tadman retiring.
l.. W. DeShields. OF this city, was II
Chester yesterday visiting his rela
tiyes and friends.
Misses Lizzie and Annie Murtaugh
Of 800 East Fourteenth street, Yves
Shester are visiting relatives in thi,
oity.
Mrs. Dsvore. OF Broad street. Ches
Ter. Is visiting relatives at Dolawar
City.
Miss Minnie G. Finley. OF Chester
b visiting relatives In this city.
Miss Maggie lIoopes. Of Portic,
Row. West Chester. lie visiting friends
In our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Marls OF thl
city,are visiting Mr.. Robert i. Hoopes
South High street, West Chester.
The wllmingtonians registered a
the New York hotels yesterday were
Henry Appleby. Grand Union Hotel
Bamuel McCaulley. st. Stephen
Hotel; Ii. NJ. Barksdaie, Hotel Bruns
wick.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-07

Mr.. W. A. Coke. at Third AMI Var
Buren, streets. ice cream maker. has an
interesting family OF wife and foul
Idaughters. Ono of these. Mics Eva
twelve years old. when two years old
totally lost her hearing by by cerebral
'spinal meningitis and was deaf and
dumb until fourteen months ego when
Isha entered tho PennsyIvepla Ipstitu'
tlon Tor educating tho d6af ahd dunIb.
While stiIl totally deaf ehe can write
IAN interesting letter and carry on con.
siderable conversation. She reads by
the motion Of the lips and can answer
many questions. She Ia very bright.
and her parents and sisters take re-
Jealous and loving interest
n her. They have been surprised by
tho success OF the Mt Airy school.
There all pupils are tested aud whom
they can make sounds they arc lodged
In buildings and schools and industrial
schools separate from the dumb pu.
pills. There ARE 800 pupils In the oral
department that are never allowed to
mako signs because. out OF tho whole
$40, they are learning to read lip mo.
lions AMI to talk.
The progress In educating the deaf
and dumb has been as remarkable IN
our day as In any department of sci
ence. All persons who know any af.
llicted child should advise the Mt.
Airy Schools.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-07

Ebe W. Iuuuell hae again accepted
The nomination To be the Democratic
Q ,ndidate for Governor OF this state
IL reply to letter from Willard Sauls
bury. Nh. Tunnel whites from Lewes
under July B:
DEAR sm:--I have yours Of June IS
Iis subject oil your communication
Ia OF course an Interesting one To me.
aud appreciate most highly the good
will oil those OF my fel ow citizens
who with you are connecting my
name with the GubeTnatorial uonGa-
tion. ] have never allowed myself to
aspire to this high honor, and only
looked forward to fighting In the
ranks of my party for It's standard.
bearer, whoever he may he. 1 feel
however, that | have no right to Say
that ! would do other than obey the
wishes OF my party as expressed in
Convention. II perchance tEclr choice
should fall on mo, as | viii with the
utmost alscIity and pleasure should
II fall upon another.
Very respectfully,
EBE W IT Mill.
Samuel Bancroft, Jr, will lie the
Democratic candidate Tor Congress-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-07

Peter Touhey of Londonderry town.
ship. Pa, was in the city yesterday
end got u drinking. During the even.
Ing he got into the company of John
Hopkins, ooiored. They left tho hotel
ht the Northwest cornor of Front anu
Market strse cts.
They called at the hotel OF STAINS
bury Murray also. and Tourney wanted
to know where he could go to CANT le.
Nr. Murray advised Hopkins to leave
Touhey as II lie had u pair OF horses at
the Bulls Head hutet he was not do ing
right golag around in the state he was
and Hopkins paid for the two beers.
Il IL was reported to Officer davidson
shat the mans watch WINS hanging out
while he was on a cellar door along
the railroad. Soon after that both
men ca me along and the keen eye OF
ono OF the best Officers on the foIcE
hisoerned that all that Touhey had
was the liar aud the little piece OF
chain.
The officer obtained the watch from
Hopkine. In the Municipal Court this
morning he was charged with the lar.
that Touhey had fallen down several
fimes and that he picked up the watch
from the ground where 1t hat fallen.
Hopkins was given m excellent
character, and as there were clrcum
6tantial circumstances connected witt
the case the court gave the prisoner
the benefit oil the doubt, anu dismissed
the case,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-07

A lot OF local stock wore offered for
sale by Sheriff Gould at the Court
House this morning at 10 O'Clock.
Eight shares 81 security Trust Co.,
three shares OF Wilmington City EIec.
the Light IL shares OF Central Banl.
stock. ole half shate OF Equitable
Trust anu Guarantee stock. we've adj
vertiaod to he sold, but only three
shares OF Wilmington City Electric
STOCK was sold. They were purchased
10y j. n, Robinson at 4Oi, per share,
Mr.. Robinson also purchased one
share in the Equitable and Trust Co,
NJ Az :.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-07

The funeral OF Mary Warren. aged
40, who died at Farnhurst yesterday,
took place to-day. lnterment at Riv-
Ierylew Cemetery.
Mre. Elva jackson. aged 25 years,
died yesterday at her residence, No.
1895 West street. Her funeral will
take place oil Monday. Interment will
be made Mt Rlvervlsw Cemetery.
Mira. Mary J. Williamson. mother of
L. z. Williamson, and whose serious
illness was spoken of yesterday. died
at her sons residence. No. S27 Orange
street, this morning, from general dc.
ibility aged "A years. Mrs. William.
eon was highly respected Indy, and
her death is tho source OF much sor-
ROW among her friends. The body
will be Inferred In tho Wilmington and
Brandywlne Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-07

The great Pullman boycott has tenn
porarlly peralyzed Tbs malls from the
western statos. The malls from that
section OF the country have not reach.
ed this city for several days and there
is no telling when they will arrive.
Mails from the northwest appear to be
In little better shape, as they can bo
sent by a moro citeuitous route and be
delayed but twenty-four to forty
eight hours.
The department has no Information
los TO when the malls cent from the
Pacific prior to the strike on the West.
ern roads which is now lying at Chi
cago. will reach here.
Those malls which are ueually ssnt
by way OF Chicago. now come via Buf.
faio and cause delays OF from four to
six hours.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-07

One of the most curious and fatal dis.
eases on record Is termed ''the sleeping
sickness Of West Africa" The inalady ha,
never been known to attack any one ex.
cept negroes. AS the disease progresses
the victim sleeps constantly and finally
dies from starvation. The first symptoms
are shown when the victim gradually gives
way to a feeling of listlossness, which DO
comes at last profound and lethargl,
sleep, the first noticeable signs of which
Ire visible and persistent dropping oil
the eyelids in the daytime and while nj
work. In spite of all efforts to arouse
him the patient lapses into sluinber. The
periods Of sleep increase in number and
the intervals between them lssSsn. Soor
the negro appears to DO always asleep.
Death occurs nt the end u from six
Swelye months --Exnhangp
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-07
No VACATION Tor MANY.
Employers Plead That the
Times Are Hard.
When Escape from Dsbilitatlng
Summer is Not Possible.
Thousands Will Follow the Elk.
ample of Mabel Jcnness.

Vacations are In sight-for some.
But there are myriads OF over work
ed men and women who will get no
vacation this year. who will stay at
home and simply work and suffer.
Employers plead hard times.
But these tired out. too often un.
complaining men and women need not
to be told how poor they, and not their
employers. really are. They endure
the worst kind OF poverty. as II 1t were
something there was no nse OF strug-
CLING againat--poverty of blood and
nerves; and II is not until their bodies
and brains break down that they com.
plain aud seek help.
ContlLued headaches, poor appetite,
a constant tirod feeling and nervous
ness should convince any reasonable
person of the need OF tonic and resto-
rative for exhausted blood and nerves.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-07

RTDER-PEEkl AT the Union NJ. r
Parsonage, No. 5i3 Jefferson street OH
Tuesday evening, July Bird. .tsi. by tn
RYDER and Miss Esther Pc ky. both oi
WilminsIon, Del.
JoRCHEN-wAIGW RIGlIT.-In this city
Oh July Bird, 1874. by the Rev II.
pulany, Edwin L. Juichen and Mau,
Wainwright.
CRA1G--DlCK ERSON. In tolls city oil
July Bird. 1877. by the R"v. II. :. Dulany
samuel w. Craig aud Mary V. Dicxcr-
son.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-07

Special 10 the Republican.
CLAYMoNT. July 7.--lho body OF a
respectable white man was found In
the Delaware River of this place this
morning, but has not been identified.
In Ills pockets were found silver
watch bearing the initials &c. A. o.
and 1925 in money
The body is believed to 10 that OF q
man who has been missing from Mar
Gus Hook. but as the body Is In bad
state of decomposition the features
cannot be recognizet. Deputy Coro,
ner Palmer, of Wilmington. has taken
charge OF the body.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-07

Tho Senator's Athletic Club wishes
to correct the statement made in the
Evening journal Tuesday evening
that tho Independent base bali clut
defeated the Senators by the score ol
10 to II, as the score was 10 to IS In
favor Of the Senators. The Senators
also state that the independent base
ball club Ia under IS instead OF Is
and that they arc willing to play them
another game. even II they have j.
Parker Of the Alvas. The Senators are
trying to get a game with the Brown
town Grays. Jr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-07

Before Judge Bail In the Municipal
Court this morning William u.ld john
Moyee were fined IS and costs for
drunkenness.
John Warrington. who was examin-
ed BY physician yesterday as to his
sanity. and was pronounce all right,
W ts line 81 and costs for drunkenness
oil Thursday evening
The case OF Jerry James, charged
with the lnrosny OF a revolver, va co :
tuned until this evenlng,ps an ult1ch-
inent had to be issued tor witness.