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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-10


The september term OF the Or.
lhans' and Chaneery Courts opened
1t the Court House this morning with
Chancellor Woo,cott on the bench.
There was much business transacted.
Victor b. Woolley. trustss. made re-
turns OF the sale OF real estate OF
Charles A. Cooper, deceased, which
was confirmed. Lllburne Chandler
presented the petition of Botel Can,
non, administrator OF Bennett T.. Hill,
to sell property to pay debts, which
was granted.
Philip q Churchman presented the
petition OF ii. @. Mahaify, admInistra.
tor OF Mary Mahaiiy, to sells lands tc
pay debts.
William NJ. Byrne. solicitor for A
h. Lord, presented II petition to have
certain money drawn out of court oil
Judgment against the Laud 4 Polk
Chemical Company. which was grant
ed. Mi. Byrne also presented admin,
istrators' return of no sale OF tho rea
estate OF Edward b. Collins, deceased,
and asked for reversed order, which
was granted.
Nathaniel W. Davis presented tho
resignation oil Thomas Davis as trus.
tee under the will Of the late Robert A.
cochran, and Q. Mulcomb Cochran was
appointed in his stead.
Horace w. Gause. guardian OF Wal.
ter l.. and Bella Il. Blair. resigned as
such guardia', and the Security Trust
ami Safe Deposit Company was ap.
pointed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-10

7
John Biddle. u prisoner at the poii,
9taLioilt was attacked with an epIlept
| lit last night.
Kcsdelts Of jackson street no
Seventh complain OF the action
seventh street familles in throwil,
rubbish III front Of their houses. Ii !.
Is not stopped the residents decIu
they Will take legal action.
Notwithstanding the storm of Sa
urday night hundreds were seen goii.
lalIei hlutrays old rye and Hi Heur,
Inc rain storm OF Saturday nIri
gave Tho city streets long needle
cleaning.
Mrs, Augusta l.. Conant, residing a
No. Sol West Fifth street, Ia being a,
tended by two physicians. She ha
lpeeh very Slick woman. but Is nov
reported TO DO slowly improving.
| U. N. Marls. residing at 400 W. 81
lsifee., anu Il member oil the Real L.,
tate lirm Of q. q. Maris q Son, ha
theen occupied more of the day recelV
lng personal and telephone coupratu
ilhtlons over tho arrival OF Drigi
ana bouncing young lady, at Il.
house II o'clock Sunday morning
hat ne is happy goes without saying
Tho Atlantic Garden, saloon property
bowling niley, shuttle boards, etc.
No. pa King a,rect, below Third, on
SATURDAY last were purchased by Nj
larry SGhnepf. Gail and see him an,
morning, afternoon or evening whet
IN need OF nice lunch and cool giass
OF Stoeclle's best. .
frler turnover. an Italian ran
Ratherer, Charged Violet Gibbs wilJ
The larceny OF u pocket boo. lie az
legged that oil Saturday Violet huggeG
him and in the embrace took his poek.
et DOCK. lhl5 was denied by Viole
and also by Ida Sterling, The eas
was dismissed and tho colofed pir
lett the dock with Il broad smile.
All tho broNers' private wires exeep
laYnn5 y Go, were down this morniiI.
until nearly eleven O'Clock, when the,
got In WORKING order again by the
POSTAL Telegraph Company.
John Brown l224 Chestnut street,
went into the yard of Joseph Pyle To.
day TO get drink, when he was bitten
10y the dog. Lie was sent to h!s home
III a carriage and Dir. Wales called in.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-10

CHESTER Pa, Sep. 9.-The box fac
tory OF John Hamilton was struck BY
lightning at an early nuur this morn
lug and damaged to the extent OF
about $1,000 by fire and water The
worsted mill of Daily and Messick was
struck and a great hole knocked
through the root The telephone ser.
vice was also crippled by theslightnlng,
i25 telephones being burned out. Three
hundred electric wires were also dam
aged.
The Electric Railway Compsny was
compelled to stop travel for over an
hour on account of the storm which
was one OF the most severe ever seen
in this city.
MEDIA, Pa, Sep. 9. An the electric
lights In the borough, both arc ami
tncandescent, were twice extinguish
cd during the storm last night and
Tor neurly an hour the town wasS In
darkness. The Media and Chester
Electric Trolley Line was stopped
over an hour by the turning OIL OF the
current. This cars were strewn all
along the line between Med Ia and
Chester. and passengers. many OF
Thorn Indies. in the open cars were
drenohed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-10
SOCIETY NOTES.

| "AuF WEiDERsEHEN WALTZ"
MY arm is round your waist, love,
our hand 10 Gla-ring mine;
n your head upon my h tltder, dear,
as round the waltz VIZ line.
reel your quick heart tbrobbing,
Your painting bre tth breathe,
And the odor rare OF your hyacint
! hnir
4 m family up from beneath.
i s. t pause; and your waist releasing
Two SIAN aad brrathe lori while.
| And. your lace attire with n sweet d
| ete,
You look into my EYES and snile;
We scarce eau speak for painting,
| but lean to sou and say:
| All who, ny love, can resist YOU
You have Waited my heart away"
| Mrs. Estela Van Trump. nee Holt,
OF Philadelphia, is visiting her brother
Dir. Harry Holt,
Thomas johnson, now residing e
Weed Whaif, Virginia. was in our ell,
ION Saturday, looking Just as young
ever.
Mcssioli Il Bro, OF Chester, Pa, wi
open haberdasher store at 7O3 Mark
street IN few days.
John Fields, ex-postmRster OF Phi 8
delphla, was visiting his brother, ri
William Fields, on Saturday and Su..
day.
itv"htb NJ olilSuH ann Lllh BuICh
VIII be married at the Church OF
Redeemer ON Tuesday evening. Al
ception will be held at No. 500 liar
son street Mt the resid ence of IT,.
brides sister.
Antrim ii. orrilow left Wilmlngto Z
on saturday Tor Chicago to attend Il.
funeral OF his brother. George IL. We
rilow who was employed In the off
of Swift n Co.
W. A. Mode and p. Elliott Taylor, q
this city We're with West Chest.
friends Friday evening.
Mr. Samuel Middleton, OF THE cit
Is visiting his friend, Mr.. M. Ware
Way OF West Chester.
The Misses Bertha II. and Lizzie i
Ruth, daughters OF Low Ruth, ha,r
returned TO college at Mt. Washlngto
Md, after spending their vacation
this city with their many friends.
N. Iindall, Thomas d. Brown al
Walter q. Drake left this morning {,
d days fishing. We wish them bett,
luck than they have had some tim,
of late.
Died suddenly, at Cape May, N. ]
nm saturday Alderman j. q. W. War
OF heart failure, NJ the age of g. u
ceased served four years as MAYO
was member OF the first City Oou,
ell. and had boon Alderman coutIn.
ouely Tor 40 years.
The deceaeed was brother OF Jam
W Naloi Superintendent of the ne
Post oillee. and nj that time resided
our 81 tS.
Mrs. Jo. B.ker and Miss Nam
BhEef. vile and daughter Of Mr.. Ju
Baker of ~ Kirk wood street, have
turned home, after u five weeks vi
10 relatives and frlends In Swede
boio, edrlGktOwn, Salem and Pen
vile. They are now telling the
iti9hds in Wilmington of tho goo
hnes they had Willis away. also no
10 raise cantaloupes, watermelons
so how to chase mosquitoes frr
their presence.
Mr. John dodgers and daughter
isO5 SEQ street. left yesterday for
weeks visit at lttsburg, Pa.
Thomas Mcreland left for Berwn
Pa, to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-10

Never In the history OF the pretty
little town of Port Deposit were the
people so much alarmed as they were
on saturday night during the severe
thunder anu lightning storm. During
the height of the storm lightning
struck the dynamo OF the electric light
works en-! burned 1t out Bef ore doing
so the flashes OF lightning darteu In
erory direction. A lady who lives adj
Joining the station stated this morning
That after she went TO bed that the
lightning kept flashing continually
her bed room, After the dyna.
mo was burned out the town was left
IN complete darkness. None of tho resi-
lents went to their beds until near
day light yesterday morning.
II liz thought that the plant will be
put In order 50 that the town will be-
lighted tomorrow night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-10

George Miller, OF RoeklaEd, havfng
accepted clerkship In the paper store
OF John and Adam Luke, In New York
CITY, was waited on at the house OF Ills
father, s. Nj. Miller on saturday even.
ing. by come IS of his young ludy and
gentlemen friends. who rendered their
best wishes for his success ia his now
quarters. Refreshments were served
and the evening was passed pleaeantiS
Instrumental and vocal music add.
Ing to the pleasures of the occasion,
De left this morning for his new luca.
ton.
Among those present were tile
1llsses Maggie Green, Annie Clough,
Isabel Hamer, Clara Long, Ollie DAVIS,
Eva Miller. Mary Miller of Rockllnd
Eva Berry, Josephine Loynda. bessie
Slmpson. Maggie Elliott Jennie
elliott, of Rockford; Florence WEIGH
Oh Montohanin; Annie fullen, of vii.
minRtoni Al 81 Taylor, OF Wilmington,
and Messrs. John Ewing Frank Nous
ieY jonn Davis, Herman Syphera,
owen bypherd, James Luke, HAIRY
Anhns Charles ShaeileI, James Dnyis.
ps Rookland; Wallace Cowsll, Samuel
benson, OF Roekfora; Crank Cunly.
John frizzell, of Henry Clay; George
Mole. Hurry Bonam OF Wilmington.
John Clark. OF Highlands; William
scholleld. OF Alontchaniu.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-10
DIED.

DAVIDSON. On September sth, 1904
Fannie, wife OF q. Y. Davidson, n o,
1919 West Fifth street, aged ~ years
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend the funeral I ON the residence of
her mother at SMYRNA, Del, on Thursday
"a ternoon at 3o'eiock, lnterment at ODD
Follows Cemetery.
b BARRIER Sept. 8, Samuel X. Bar
Der, aged 81 years.
Funeral Tuesday, Sept. IL. at II a. IN.
lnterment priva o.
.FNEESToN-O l Sept, 9th. 1884, Henry
Preston, "a years old.
Relatives aud friends of the family also
Du font Post No. Land U. A. II. in gener-
al, arc respectfully invited to attend the
funeral on Tuesday at . O'Clock y. M.
from his late residence, GOD J efferson
sire ct; Services ut the Reformed Episcopal
Church Of the Covenant. Bird and West
streets. lnterment at Wilmington and
lBrsndywine Cemetery.
PHILLIPS - On September 9th, 1894
Christian Charles. infant son of WIN.
H. and sadie j. Phillips, aged .!
months,
Funeral on Monday afternoon. Inter.
Iment at Odessa, bel.
lklRk.-ln this city ON tho sth inst. Ann
Jane, wife oil john L. Kirk. aged 90
years.
Funeral from the residence Of her sen,
John II. Kirk No, 1908 East Thirteenth
street. on Monday afternoon at = o'ctcek.
Funeral private. Philadelphia pHpers
please copy
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-10

On laat Friday Park Guard Naudain
alleged In the Municipal Court tlin
morning, that he saw Leon Lloyd, a
respectable white boy among others
tleMe pears out Of small boys basket.
At his request the pears were return,
ed. lie heard Linn also use curs,
word. On Saturday Leon was sittIne
on one OF the benches and doing moth
Ing wrong whom the guurd went uD t.
him ana arrested him
In the Municipal Court this morning
he was fined 81 and costa for disorder.
ly conduct.
Warnsr Good win. Theodore Hopkim
aud william II. Lea testified to seeino
the arrest. They never saw tho BOZ
act disorderly.
II 10 understood that the case will
nor be permitted to end here as the
boy was arrested without a warrant
Ter an alleged nlIcnso committed Inc
preHi9ue day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-10
Ii. I. WOODS Il CO..
BROKERS,
N. T. Cor. Eoutit Market Streets,
(stcoid floor.

" ANEED-A wolfe nirI for 6nncraf
~ horsework, at SOL jackson strcof.
siH.stt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-10

The great Facing stallion SaIadin,
2.05l, owned by James b Green. has
been entered in the grand circnit races
this season. The animal is at home
now and 10 stabbed at Wawasst Park,
The next race In which he will partie,.
pate will be at Point Breeze this weo k
when he will meet viii kerr, Guy
Crawford and Mascot During the
first week Ia October. Saladln wi
pace on the PimliUo track at Bait,
more In u Grand Circuit race. MIR
Green will probably enter in the free
tor-all race Tor $4,000 at Rigby Park
Portland, Me-. some time next month.
Saiadin made the fastest mile OF his
career, according to MIR. Green, In n
trial at Buffalo previous TO the races
there. The time was close to two
minutes. The cause of Saladin being
cistanced at the regular race III that
city was the cutting Of tho quick OF ont
OF his feet by the BLACKSMITH Before
MS last race that at Poughkeapsie
In which he finished third Mr.. Greer
sent TO this city for his regular black,
smith, Patrick Toner, VINO will d,
Saladin's shoeing in the future.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-10

! Handy = ity.,......,......,,....
returns from other hundreds show
these nominations;
, FOR roIu commissioners of Christi
ana Hundred, Simeon Meyers and
Winfield 5. Tulley.
For Assessor-A, Il. Entriken.
Mill Creek, west Road comm Isslon.
Ief, Pussy Penuoak; inspectors Daniel
Groves, Joseph Bringhurst; second
Idlstflct. roau commit astuner. Elwood
ood~ardi assessor, Joseph Pcttitde.
mango.
William j. Iauk has givon notice
THAT lie viii appear before tho Repubi.
Ican County Committee aud contest
tho nomination tor asssssor III Christi
ana HUNDRED. lilo cIpims to have re-.
.ceiVed majority of the Republican
votes east.
st. Georges, east Road Commits
sloners, James Pudluy and L. 5. Car.
pentefi Inspector William AcMullin.
Or.
st. Georges. west-Road Commits.
slonef5l ltOhort $. Carpenter and JAS.
Padloy; assessor, Boyd r. Uiea yeI
Inspector, jonathan X. Willlanls,
AppoquiIimink. weet-Inspector.
William q. linotts.
APPOINTMENTS east-Inspontor
Winiieid LattoInus; assessor, John w
!lenhey. road commissioner, Lewis
Fennlnoie.
DEMOCRATIC NoMiE ATOMS.
Tho democratic nomination was
ALEC held OH Saturday.
The vote in detail was.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-10
LULLABY.

The moon burns soft behtmd tho hill,
Sleep, little rosebud. sleep.
henr tbs plaintive whippoorwilij
Sleep, little rosebud, sleep.
Its throat is mellow with lay
l never heard before today.
1wonder what GROVES its heart away.
Tho night winds rustic on the hill;
Sleep, little rosebud, sleep,
The stars are shining for tho NORM
Sleep, little rosebud, sleep
The night another morn has born;
Sleep, little rosebud, sleep.
The stars gleam on another grave,
The dews another tombstone lave.
Where larkspur bloomed but yesterday
The night hangs pressing on the morn;
Sleep, little rosebud, sleep.
Tho Winds have sobbed the stars to rest:
Sleep, little rosebud, sleep.
The whippoorwill sleeps within its nest;
Sleep, little roscbtpL sleep.
Two little teoth begin t. show.
Two little eyes give b2ck the glow
That bcamcd on me ofi%ychr ago.
Bahy's s0bs would break her rest,
Sleep, little rosebud, sleep.
Alfred Bryant.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-10

Il OR SA1sE-fhe Opera House pr Jgianl
L ftf the on, Proposals received
until Saturday, september 10. Isaac G.
iFyle, Chairman CT tumlaiitee. slO.Gt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-10

The putting oil the new boilers in the
dayton House has caused this making
Of sub.celiar ten feet deep under the
1opndations OF the big building anu
under King street. THIS .s work thai
u not only extremely difficult, but it IL
quite dangerous as well. The sub,
collar Is IS by 20, and will he brilt of
atone and Portland cement. The iol
= under the supervision OF George y
Charles and It Is one OF the most deli.
cato operations ever attempted by any
one In this city 1t has been NJ crssary
10 undrrpin the Old foundations. ana
thls Las been done in sections
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-10

Photographers, both professional an,
amateur, whose wanderings extend to no
countries where tho bane Of many PEG
ple's existence is what is known as prick
ly heat, will bless the memory of tina
votary OF thu camera who stumbled on tn,
following magical cure for that most dis
tresaing affection, He says Simply rul
the skin with the hand wet with thu ordi
nary fixing solution and allow 1t to dry
IN couple of days there will be no trac,
left Of the irritation. Detroit News.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-10

k'OR HALE a stcinway Concert Grand
i Piano Good as new. Address W.
NJ. this Glnrc. slG.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-10

Henry Freeston departed this life on
Sunday. in Ills G4th year. Ie servesi
ereditably anc was hunosnb!y dis.
charged from tho army, in which he
had the misfortune to receive Il 80.
we're wound. lie had been siok foI
come five or six weeks lilo leaves
tno children, son and daughter, To
mourn his lust. Ills funeral wllI take
piaes on Tuesday afternoon from hit
ihte residence, No. GOT Jefferson street.
1Hterment IN Wilmington and brandy.
wine Cemetry,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-10

AT the weekly meeting OF the Preach.
efs Association tO.daY EtGysr was OF
tered by Kew W. 4. Nallant, of Chorr,
AlA, Current eYents were discussed
by ReYs Qutgg, Duhadway, Valiant
France, Watt ana Laglleld.
The general love feast has been
changed to Thursday night, and ths
first one will be held III Asbury Churoh
by Rev. DR. Aulburd,
a statement of the financial oondi.
ton Of Epworth Church and com.
allttee was appointed 10 SEQ to the
aiRont needs OF the church.
Rev. II. S. Dulang sasked tho co.
operation OF all the churches through
their pastors for an entertainment ia
the rink for the benefit OF KingsvooI
Church. y
The following question was an.
nouneed for next Monday .Dn ia
present msthods Of rs rival need IDS
prnYement.n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-10

John Btddle, who occupies the Cou
per farm near Bear Station, New
Castlo Hundred, has one OF tbs finest
fields OF corn In our county or state.
II 10 remarkably wall cared, and IL la
Estimated that tho yield VIII not be
less than eighty bushels 10 tho acre.
IL 10 also remarkably clear Of weeds.
\ gentleman WHO passed around tho
tltld etates that he believed he could
carry IN his hand all the weeds that
were growing omit A cleanly farmer
must 10 good Ohe. and We may
place Mr.. Btddlo in the front rank.
We hopo that some of the farmers
who have Dig crops OF corn will hive
them measured next November. 80
that we may show what Now Castle
County can do in growing this cereal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-10

George W. Splcer Christlana; Clay.
ton I. Cam. Peneadet; I. Havard
IHaispl, Red Lon; Richard c. Rrocl;son
|biackbird; Lewis Ciroyes, Mill Creek
Victor Il. W0olley, Nilm!ngton; Evan
G. Boyde, Nav Castle.
In brandywlne hundred Day had
three majority oyor Thomas I HeldIn,
'his competitor.
ln 81. Georges hundred, over which
thore was some doubt. T. }a WARD
Heisel Received 1873 votes and .iauies II
= lam 81 yotes. making Heisefs ma.
jOrlty, 30.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-10

sA6ls REAT-5-roumr houEe. hntG.
iron Il d AGA ynrd. n, I tho Wish
',H4toh Il idEe, rent III. Apply W, W MI.
ken 10 h and MaIEet, slil.',t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-10

X OR SALl!-A VT 81 side corner GROCERY
stoie doing ihst class bnsle,s.
owner iniends leaving the city. Addit IS
III oeelyt tins uftlcc s.O.9t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-10

The heavy storm on Saturday night
had peculiar eilect OIL lieHrIelta
kyans. cololed. Henry Carter, John
Hassan, Edward Truman anu John ".
Faulkner, as they Eetame unable TO
lake care OF themselves liz tie Num-.
oipal Court this morning they were
fAeh fined VI and costs Tor drunken.
hess.
Charles Biddie on August 2Bth was
eoen by Officer Epastet in the nooflIe
shooting crap. He was lined 5. anu
costs.
William Mitchell for being drunk
and disoruerIy WAS fined 81 ana costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-10

Primross and Vests mammoth min.
strels appeared ut the Grand Opera
House on Saturday evening in pro !.
granme that was clever as we'll as
Clean and spicy. The sala OF eeats was
very large and standing room was to
ue had at premium at 7.3p o'clock.
Mr Gins. II. Hoyt's popular comedy,
"a Texas Steer, comes to the Grand
Opera House next Friday evening with
one OF the strongest casts TINT has
ever presented it to the theatre going
public This piece has thaa far been
only presented IN the north. but this
season has been booked fof tour OF
the Southern States. Its characters
are very Interesting and the comments
of both press and public have been
very favorable.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-10

The funeral Of w. q. Eohelen took
place this afternoon at 5 O'Clock, from
his late residence, IOS Wost Seventh
street. The floral offerings were nu.
merous ami handsome.
the remains were enclosed In a
handsome collin covered with hlack
cloth with oxidlzed mountines md
the breast plato bore his maine ave
aud date of death. The pail bearers
were members of the G.. A. II. OF thea,
q. ". and two friends Intermelt was
made at RlyerEiow Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-10

Amorg the mary people of this
state carving large amounts Of in
surahee, Mr.. Harry A. Richardson, OF
Dover, bel. leads them all.
lie has shown his great Sfaitll In tit
Mutual Lite Insurance GomInnv oil
New York by taking .l0D0oD. the lin
On one life tn that Company through
the " itmington General Agency.
his, with the other Insurance which
Mr. richardson carries, makes hin
thu heaviest insured iaan In tho State
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-10
AND DEMOCRATIC
NOMINATION.

Men Chosen 10 Represent the County
In tho General Assrnlbiy-Demo-
Gratis Arc SURPRISED.
The Republican primary election
fof members OF the General Assembly
and assessors was held on Saturday
This was the ticket named.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
Frederic Pyle Wilmington hundred;
Wiliinm Wilson, Christina hundred;
Henry Ii. McMullin, New Castle hun.
dfedi Francis Nj. Walker, Mill Creek
hundred; John w. Jolls. ST. Georges
hundred; George W. Reyboid. Red
Lion hundred; Walter S. Money,
Blackblrd hundred.
\ ASSESSORS.
First district. Wilmington, George
Cameron; Second district, Charles ii.
Hudson; Third district Charles
Whann.
/ In this city there was no opposition
to the candidacy of Frederic Pyle, for
representative and the contest there
fore conferred on the choice OF asses
sors.
Tho vote for the legislative ticket
was as follows.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-10

Florence Saunders, big Weat Sixth
street, was stunned by lightning about
10 O'Clock last night while passing the
telephone ut hsr residence. A physl.
clan was Immediately called IN and
medical nil rendered When the young
iady was picked up she was found with
her hands tightly clasped and her mus
clea drawn. She ia resting aasfly TO-
dag but has not recovered from the
shock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-10

At the nomination eisction for State
Senator held on Saturday last In Bran.
idy@ine Hundred the result was as FOL.
lows:
- Western dlstrlct-Hanby, iOs; Day,
South distrlct-Iianby, ITO; bay. %.
Edgenoor-Eanby, 81; Day 6.
Practical Farmer-lianby, III; BAY.
10. iianby's majority. a5,}.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-10

A brakeman on Tie Il. & o. railroad
NAMED Atkinson onSalurIny had bot h
leg4 cut oil above the hnee.. He ieli
OIL tho train between hero and alti.
more and tho wleels won't over him.
lie died i'll few hturs aftorwaId. llls
bed was removed to his home ut Les.
lie ILn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-10

1lere Is an Interesting series of
meetings in prngress at the Second
Snptist Mission, uoffier Fourth and
french streets. lfs Key L. Il. Cook
viii preach on Tuesday evening ind
the Rev. 5. Il. Moesef. pastor OF the
hscond Baptist itafeA Viii prFa Ii on
Wednesday evening, All are invited
to attend