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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-11-23

For the hay and the corn and tho wheat
that is reaped.
For the labor well done. and the barns
that are heapei.
For the sun and the dew and the sweet
honey comb,
For the rose and the song and thu harvest
brought home
Thanksgiving! Thanksgiving!
For the trade aud the skill and the wealth
In our land.
For the cunning and strength In the work
ingman's hand.
For the good that our artists and poets
have taught.
For the friendship that home and affection
have brought
Thanksgiving! Thanksgiving!
For the homes that with purest affection
are blest.
For the season OF plenty and well-deserved
rest
For our country, extending from sea to
sea,
The land that Is known as the "Llnd OF
the free"-
Thanksgiving! Thanksgiving!
American Rural Home
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-11-23
How IL Hannened-

President Cleveland--Not a word to
say.
Private Secretary Thurber-What
the - Is there to say.
David b. Hill-It was caused by the
income tax.
Congressman Goldzier-Hard times
explain II all.
Gov. Waite-To my mind 1t proves
Exclusively that money has domin-
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-11-23

wise than to suggest to Democrat C
postmaster to act as spies upon PEN
sloners and applicants for pension i?
Below is a photo engraved facsimile of
the face of the envelope which inclosed
the letter:
The foregoing is the proof of that
deep-laid sche ne which was expo ed
in part by secretary Mckee, Ct the
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-11-23
SPY ON PENSIONERS.
POsTM.AsTERS iMPoRrUNED TO
BECOME Spoilers.

Com missioner of Pensions Lochren Caught
and Convicted by - Secret Circular-vet-
Grams tn He Deprived of Their Pensions
Billiards Better than Democracy.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-11-23
Deep-I ALL Plot.

A few weeks ago mention was made
OF the fact that the tension repart-
ment was pursuing policy which was
evidently intended to prevent Repub-
lican applicants for pensions from taxi
ing active interest In politics, aud
among other instru tions a copy of a
letter from Commission l. chren, re-
ceived by certain postmaster In Ohio,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-11-23

cent column is what was once the "Sol-
id South" and Missouri. The South,
thank heaven, solid no longer; deserted
by Tennessee, abandoned by Delaware,
and with its Congressional delegation
split and riven with Republican and
Populist Representatives i'm almost
every State. The free-trade pitcher has
been carried once too often to the
spoils well, and its fragments now lie
with its West Virginia apostle at the
base Of the great Republican monu-
ment to the honor Of the national Amer
lean principle Of protection to Amer
lean industries and prosperity.
cago Journal.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-11-23

A KENTUCKY court recently DELHI
Grated three days, at cost of $50.
upon the ownership of sll worth OF
pine scrub land.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-11-23
CHAS. E. STRONG DEAD
MANAGER or THE NEWSPAPER
UNION PASSES AWAY.

The Wen Kaown and Highly Esteemed
Head of the Largest Auxiliary Printing
Embellishments in tho World succumbs
to Heart Paralysis.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-11-23

EVERY square mile OF the sea con.
tatns 10, O0v,0W fish Of various kinds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-25


BRooKLYS. July 23.-1he Honolulu
Hawaiian Gazette of Friday, June s,
the following Interview with
tho Rev. Dir. L. Dewitt Talmage. OF
Brooklyn.
Il cannot yet say what will he done
about rebuilding my Tabernacle, 1t
10 In ruins. and II is too early to talk
about rebuilding. We have already
built three great churches, all of which
have been destroyed by fire.
The lato building was as near fire
proof AZ |. could be made, and was the
,iinast structure OF It's kind In the
world. All the newspaper talk OF its
having been tlretrap Is apocryphal.
1T was so constructed that IN audience
Of 10000 persons could have been dis.
missed out OF tho building In five min.
iutes. ...@
II have been all over tho world and
have never seen n building which MP
preached IT. in acoustic properties
and adaptation for great audience.
The lire siDply proves that there is
nothing inconbGstible In this world,
jas Will he finally demonstrated, the
critics to the contrary notwithstand.
ing.
II had just completed my twenty.
fifth year in my Brooklyn church, and
Ihhh lht btt iuOil Ol Ill
twent y.siXth year whom the lire occur
ed. had only finished speaking a
half hour before the immense struct.
ure was wrapped in lanes.
The fire was Of mysterious origin;
but am OF the opinion that both it
and TINT which consumed the pre-
Icedlng structure were caused by the
electric apparatus used in operating
the organ.
The question of rebuilding has
been LEFT entirely TO the discretion OF
the Board OF Trustess. had to leave
soon after tho fire occurred, and know
nothing OF their plans.
AS one time l had made up my
mind to sever my connection with the
tabernacle. | had been there twenty
five years, and that seemed to me long
enough for a man to be in one place.
However. i have now decided TO re-
maiu indefinitely AMI will assume my
labUrs Oh MY return mex. fall.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-25

In all probability Wilmington viii
havo c0lored Young Meme Christian
Association Tho only association in
tho tl.y at the present time for tho adj.
yancement OF the coloretl youth is the
Young Mems Association of Moral
and Intellectual Improvement which
mas II hall at Fourth and French
streets.
Recently the directors considered
the matter OF re org .tnizing the asso.
citation on larger scale, and as there
are many young men who cannot lie
reached by the association rs it now Is
they thought 1t advisable to operate
along the line OF the Y. III. G. A. which
wniK Is being carried on successfully
in other cities.
II is understood that several liberal
minded people OF the city feel dis
posed toward the erection and furnish
ing OF building some place on the
lst side OF the city. Outside sub
srriptions have also been promised
one worker Offering $1,000 II the work
Is started. II othors feel inclined te
give Wilmington will have an orga nj
cation OF colored young men that shs
can be proud Of,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-25

The man who cold the fifty young
old cid Cnba poll parrots at
the corner OF Fourth anu king streets
asst week Tor 81 aud $3.50 each, mad
rather the best of the bargain. Tie
birds were purchased by our citizsi 8
md taken to their homes, thinking
they had procured great bargains, but
alas man proposes anu God dlsposes,
Tor the pollies bave nearly given up,tbe
the ghost. A young and prominent
produce dealer at 4th and King streets.
purchased ono Of tn, parrots and wDs
teaching it to cry out fresh produce
at market prices" Another was pur.
chased by IL newspaper reporter. who
was Touching 1t short hand. which was
too much for 1t. Brain fever set ID
and gave 1t up tho ghost.
A lady pui chased one and was teach
'ng " 10 call her AT u O'Clock In til,
morning. $50 she could get hel
breakfast One gentiemar
said to the reporter of the REpupLIcA,
that the birds had gone Democratic
being In favor or free trade. ant
owing to tho uncertainty OF the tarii
bill now before Congress-, had glrel
up the ghost In disgust
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-25

Even McCabe x Darraghs carriage
factory, corner OF Fourth aud Walnut
streeta- has gone Democratic. On
Saturday they wero compelled, owing
to the dull Democratic times, when
people want work and can't get II. to
shut down temporarily to a wait the
their surplus stock. which has been
.accumulatlng for some time past.
Workingmon. how do you like the
change promised you by Messrs. Bay.
ard. Gray and other hard handed sons OF
toll, who never wore anything but kid
gloves while performing their manual
labors? Az Ambassador Bayard Is re-
Icoivlng II SALARY OF $4,000 he should
not suffer. Senator Gray is receiving
salary OF 5000 anu what retaining
lees he can accumulate as an attorney,
he may sbe able to keep the wolf from
| his door.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-25
Low Rntes TO Denver. Col.

Tho Baltimore X Ohio X. Il. Co. will
sell round trip excursion tickets to
Denver, Col, fiom all points OH Its
lines east of the OHIO River. August
Sgh, 9th aud 10th, valid for return ras.
sage on trains leaving Denver August
18th, 25th and September 18th.
The rate from New York will be 81.
10; Philadelphia Si7,75; Baltimore,
sI7.40; Washington, S47 40, and CORES.
.pondingty low rates from all other
points.
Passengers taking the b. Il o. have
"a choice ofroutes, going via Plttsburg
Akron and Chicago; via Grafton,
Bellaire and Chicago. or via Parkers
burg, Cincinnati and st. Louis; dou.
BILE daily service OF express traina
with Pullman sleeping and dining
cars on all routes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-25

Miss Katie Bradley. Rockford. will
spend several weeks in Reading. Pa.
Miss Bradley Is lover of the beautl.
ful and will visit the Neverslnk Noun
iuins.
Mira. J. b. Reed, who has been quite
i'll, Is now. We are glad to say. conval-
escent. Dr. NJ. f.. CUrkran is the ply.
,sician in charge.
For dip In old ocean 10 on August
a with Augustine Mille excurslon to
Atlantic City.
Mr.. Duniei Mckenney at Third and
Monroe streets, has sold his saloon to
thomas Farmer.
Mamie blcGue, of the pretty own
on the Delaware. Ia spending tie day
at Woodlawn Beach.
Billy Thompson, OF the REPUBLICAN
office, Tell oil Of bicycle while prac-
.ticing last night over In BraRdywlne
and fractured his skill, bubhe is u
lplucky fellow and came TO work this
Incoming.
James q. johnson and family are
spending the summer at Ocean Grove.
N. j.
Revs. J. II. Nicholas and A. E Wood.
ward, OF PliiladelpAia, were i'll the city
yesterday.
Mr.. Cam, OF Red Lion Hundred, sold
Ia very iina driving horse to the
Delaware Hardware Company this
morning for $50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-25


James j. Corbett salls for America
tomorrow.
Billy Smith and Tommy Ryan arc to
meet In 90 round bout ut Mlnneap-
oils tomorrow night. Should Smith
win his backers will m atch him against
Joe Walcott
Th Seaside Athletic Club. of Coney
Island. will open August |. The pro.
gram embraces a cat ch-as-cntch-c can
wrestling match one six and two ten
round boxing bouts.
Helen Engiehardt. the cham plon wo.
man fencer OF America, has posted 800
with The Police Gazette In answer to
tha challenge of Madeline do Norma,
the French champion now ON her way
to this country. for match for $1,000
a side and the championship of the
world at foil and broadsword fencing.
Walter Edgerton. the Kentucky
Rosebud" who Is TO box George Hol.
land six rounds at the aledonian Hall
IN irtecnth and Spring Garden streets,
Philadelphia, on Saturday evening,
weighed 1913 pounds after his days
work yesterday. Andy Rambo. who
boxed four rounds with Jack Lynch
last week, will meet Jimmy Mann, OF
Port Richm ond, In four.round bout
on the Same evening.
Toinmy Greed, the Brooklyn feather
weight, was knocked out by Jack
Downcy in % rounds ut Now York
last night. Tho light was with two
ounce gloves and for $3.50 Side BET
and purse OF 5000.
George II. Hosmer, OF Boston, and
Fred. A. Plaisted. of North Gorhani,
Me, yesterday signed articles for a
thres-nile single scull race. with one
turn, upon n course to be mutually
agreed upon, on August o. between 3
and O'Clock y. NJ. for $3.50 a side.
The race is to be rowed under the rules
of the National ISOLATION OF Amateur
Oarsmen.
John J. Quinn, hacker OF Peter
Maher. the champion hsavy.wel lit
pugllist OF Ireland. yesterday issued u
chal lengo to the world In behalf of
Maher for fight according to the
London prize ring rules for $4,000 O.
side and the championship.
Mr.. Quinn has posted $500 with Mike
Haley, OF New York, and has given
him full power to arrange a match
with Corbntt. jackson. Slavin, Kllrain
icr any other heavyweight lighter In
the world, the fight to fake place with
in 100 miles OF New Orleans or Pitts.
burg, or 500 miles from Buffalo, six
months from signing articles.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-25
18TH EDITION.


The painters In the p. W. Il B. car
shops are only working half time.
The Democratic County Executive
COMMITTED will meet Oh Friday morn.
Ing.
Complaint is made that the arc Fight
at Second and King streets burns very
irfegularly.
benjamin NJ. staggers, formerly Of
this city. died In Philadelphia on Mon.
day, aged 50 years.
The exchanges at the Wilmington
clearing house yesterday were: $IL6,-
T94. IA; balances, S,03S.5S.
Tbs Brandywine Granite Company
has completed riprapping Ship John
and Crosa Ledge lights and lie now at
work on Mllllln bar.
The monthly business meeting of
the Christian Endeavor Society Of
West Church will be hold on Wedues.
day evening after prayer meeting.
Marshal Carl Browne of the Coxey
army returned here from Chester last
night and spent the night with fnr.
mer near this city. He will return to
Chester to-day.
Samuel Neal. living at No. 1905 Ian.
caster avenue, was stricken with chol.
era morbus yesterday on Front street.
Sergeant Eyana summoned the patrol
wagon and had Neal removed to his
home.
Golding Co., Hockessin, had n valu.
able young horse to break Its leg Mon
day. and 1t had to be killed.
Thos. Steward, OF this city, spoke
very acceptably In the State street
Friends meeting In Kennett Square
First day morning.
Sawdon and Thomas offer O suitable
reward for the return of two steers
that strayed away from the farm Of
w. Atwood Weldin. near Newport.
Many hogs In the vicinity OF Laursi
are dying OF cholera.
Reports from the vicinity Of Frank.
ford Indicate "a heavy peach crop.
Walter Bacon Is a candidate for tho
Republican Congressional nom ination.
Holly Oak post. olllce was broken
into luBti night and all the stamps
were stolen. "hs loss was about $40.
The Women's Home Missionary So
cloty Of Scott NJ. L. Church will hold
picnic at Shellpo Park on Thursday,
the goth Inst. All are invited.
The Chester police authoriti would
not allow the Coxey army OF tramps
to hold meeting in Chester. They
were ordered to move and move they
did.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-25
Schedule In effect
May 20. 1854
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND

TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND
Expires truiEs.
New York. week days 1904 y II. IS 40. 40 90
q. m. zig -, - ~. ~ ~, = ~, I'll D. IN.
New York. sundays 20 O3. q II. 10 So a. M.
Phiade,phia Crwcniy-fourth and Chest
mt utreets.) week days . Oh D %, :, IL. 70,
IL q T. y ) Is g. Is -: ss 9 Ss "a.
snndsys. 40. Yl7 os,. 500 900. .,oa
i - % =, m. ! y. q 49, ago 45s '6sa ea "a
PhIiaaelPhia tTwelnh md Market sr..a
week days Oh Y Ii. Is %. 10 S6 u. m. ~ 49,
sundays . o.. III. 10 90 a. m. 's4a. .7A.
cii'Es''rER week days .sos. SIS. III os,.
80 '24s. 10 st. 20 49, U 81. y ~. us. 10. III
CHESTER. Sundays .sos. III. 9 81. 500
10 49, lao y. M. 70. = 40. Is, 4bF 20 %, Gsl
e a, %. 10. I'll p. M,
- 40 a. M. sundays. 4 II. SEQ a. M. .a.l9 p. IN
WEST ROUND.
BALTIMORE AID WASHINGTON, u IS.
o. = y ~ M. .ls 10. 205 o. q "a. 'tOs.'a IL
sundays. ~ Ii. 7os. % 80 a. M, .i2ls, .aos.
eos. = ~. IS IL, IS s. p. m.
Baltimore and Way stations OF a. ~. 1903
Newark. DEL 10. 700, IS 81 a. M. .ia 1914 os.
~ 20 OF. IS, IS IL $50. II 10 p. M. Sundays
= ID. o., IS ~ M. IL l6. 0J'I a. IS. IS II.
900 ~ ~ p III.
Plttsburg. IS 80 a. IN, y "a p. m. daily.
Chicago. IS % a. IN, 4 81 p. iii. daily.
40 Ctncnnnti and St Louis az i6p. IN. and
'6bS p. NJ. daily.
New Orleans via Bristol AMI CHATTANOOGA.
y o. p. IN. daily. Through sleeper TO New
Orleans
SipEerly accommodation, zoe a. H., 3Oa
ID and ii 10 p. M. daily.
Landenberg acco uniodation, week days
I03 s 81 a. M, 2"j aud 8 43 p IN. Sundays,
30 u. M. 5S3 p. nj.
Trains ienve AIsrket street station. FOR
New York. week days IS 20 a. IN.
For Philadelphia. week days. . 20, q 20. % 90.
II W u. IN. b. Is y. m. Sundays 9 70 a. IN,
90. = nj, Q A y. Iii.
For PittsLurg and Chicago. week days, IS 20
a. III.
For Baltimore. week days. $50, $50 a. M.
255. % 10 p. M. Sunday s. p, m.
, For LandenberG and Way Stations woek
a!ys. o 80, $ 20 u. m. . 10, 10 p. in. Sundays,
s25 a. ~. 10 p. M.
Leave Philadelphia (Twenty -taurth and
Chestnut strcetsl for Whining ton. wcol DAYS,
% a. u, 20 IS o. ~. I'll ~ =. III. IL noon, y IS
g. 200. 10. u 90. 4 30. 81 o. Is 81 70. ~ 10
8 30. = s.. "a 10 10 and II y y. IN.
sunday. % 81. .. IS o. s 30. 10, Ell AZ m. l2
noon. 'l35, 100. 5 Is, 400 4 30, o 30. T3s. 1923
10 10 and ll35 p. IN.
Leave PhiiRdoiphin Twelfth and Market
,trrctsl, week days 30, II 20. I'll 20 a. IN,
iii vs. a. M. % %, y lgp. m.
Telephone. No. l9s
Rates TO Western points lower than via any
othrr line.
C. o. SCUII, General Passenger Agent.
X. Ii. Campbell. General Manager
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-25

Tho camp meeting OF the Local
Preachers ami Exhorters' Association
Of the Wilmington Conference opened
yesterday at Copson's Park, near
Northeast. About fifty cents are nj.
ready occupied. The camp is iu charge
OF Revs. William I. Hammond, Isaiah
Biddle, Charles Foster and Dir. ]. Ii.
Simms of Wilmington.
Rev. ]. Il. Wright. d. D., president
OF the National Association OF Local
PREACHERS, OF Washington, ID. q,
preached. A reunion OF the local
preachers and exhorters Was held. The
sermon at night was by ltev. W. 4,
hammond.
Among the prominent ministers
present during the session of the
camp are; Revs. j. Il. Wright, of
Washington, D. c.; John Robinson,
J. d. Michael, John Il. Ingram, George
Jones and ]. ". Loane. Of Baltimore,
Md: Rev. George Amy. OF East Bangor
IA. Row. Robert Emery, OF Atlantic
Highlands, N D.; Rev. George b. Jones,
Philadelphia, and Rev. stephen VI errill
OF New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-25

Tho argument In the case OF Mar.
guorite X. Carpenter, Va. Joseph L
Carpenter, 3r.. administrator OF the
late Frank Carpenter. which was to
havei taken place before arhi;rato tor
Herbert II. Ward this morning was
postponed until Friday ufternoor,
when Mrs Carpenter will be rapresen-
tad by Low C. Bird and Mr. Carpenter
by William NJ. Byrme.
lhe argument is to decide who is
the owner of the wedding presents
ana other personal property now In
the hands of the administrator, as n
portion OF the estate. Mrs. Carpenter
claims them as her property. while
the administrator contends to the con.
trary. II Is understood that tha argu-
ment will DO brief. both attorney
only desiring to lay tho law on such
cases before the arbitrator.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-25

William II. SwlRgett, oolored, was
arraigned In the Municipal Court this
morning charged with assaultRnd bat.
terry ON Mary Jones OH April II. Mary
testified that OIL that day she had some
words with sweet william and about
IL o'clock that night he came taround
and called her out and picked UP a
quarter Of brick ana threw 1t at her
and she WIS struck by 1t. Harriet
johnson deposed TO the facts as stated
by the prosecuting witness.
He has been away until Monday
night. Last night he was arrested for
nssauItihg his wife. He was fined S25
and costs. He was then arraig ned on
the charge OF assault and battey on
Fannie kellyon the came date. The
decision of ths court was reserved I'M
I'll tomorrow morning when he will
BIO arrniRned on another charge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-25

James II. Murray, proprietor OF the
cigar and tobacco store ut Ninth and
Morrow streets, has box ut his store
matches. On July 2Ith OF last year. he
began saving all the stems which fell
on the floor of his place of business
If ON the hands OF his customers, and
yesterday when he counted them he
found the above number.
The collection Is a simple one. but
1t shows Mr.. Murray's thrift in keep,
ing the floor clean and ut the same
time the business done by him In the
cigar trade alone In year. t'aleulat-
Ing match to every 3-cent cigar,
which is the cheapest one sold, he
made quite neat sum.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-25

As Officer Fcaster was returning
home early this morning In his private
clothes. no heard great deal OF noise
on the street and being an officer who.
whether on duty or oil duty,
alwuys Is alert to sac tina order Is pre-
served. told tue people they must KEEP
quiet or they would be pulled. He
Informed Officer Peterson that he
might expect trouble to night.
About half an hour later. Officer
Paterson saw Minnie Blake ma
Thomas Potts acting disorderly Oh the
street. Olhcer Peterson intends 10
break up the disorder In that saction
of the city and is one or the best off,
GERS on the force. Judge Ball com.
piimented the officer for doing so and
fined both OF the parties 80 and costs
each.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-25

Slr. Dnvid Bruce. No. 600 Adama
street. has determined to engage in
house carpenterlug. andis now ready
to do all kinds OF jobbtng and repair.
Ing In or around dwellings or other
buildings. lie Is iirst.clnss hand
having served regular apprentice
ship at carpenterlng, but for num-
Der Of years has been engaged In car
building. Should any OF his frisnda
desire to employ II carpenter he would
De glad to hear from them. We sx-
pect yet to see his card: David Bruce,
contrac or and builder.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-25
A SI.oO Trip to Picturesque Reading
by the ReadInl RuiItoad.

A delightful outing in the beautiful
Schuylkill Valley. visit 10 the pictur.
tsque and interesting city OF Reading
and a day among the scenic splendors
of the lofty mountain heights and
landscapes which surround
that QUAINT old town. may be enjoyed
by Joining the Reading Railroads
special excursion on Tuesday, the 24ti
INST. The round trip will cost but
$50 on special train lenving leading
Terminal. Twelfth and Market, Phiia
delphiaat $50 a, M.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-25


A surprlss party given TO Ella May
Robinson proved to be success In
every particular. About 25 little Misses
for once kept still tongue, ami to
their delight as ale entered the parlor
where they were quitely seated. all
jumping ut Ella caused her to scream
MS though something terrible had la =
penod. At an early hour they did Iui.
tice to the table ladened with ;oud
things which had been prepared for
the occasion.
wonder II tho young man at the
depot who got disappointed on sab.
bath evening has yet twisted himself
In good humor2 We might know
that Notes are terrible things on the
eye and no doubt this caused the trou.
BILE. Now. IL he will only comb his
pompadour little higher and not
frown 80. he will just suit what we
know to DO Wright" How about the
young man who hasa Elkton lady and
can't go TO $50 her II Mote don't re.
turn?
Our people are grumbllhg because
there ls no work for them at kiamensi.
dai vest is over with US and later on
we can give you a sketch of our I'M
menSe crops.
How about going to Cape May Au.
gust l7tl2
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-25
Trustees OF the i'aor

Tho Board OF Trustees of the Poor
met to-day ut Fnrnhurst Conrad
kellor, chairman OF the committee OF
WALKS. reported that he had Informed
the Trustees Of the State Hospital that
the Board would pay one.fourth Of
tho post Of the walk from the Institute
10 Inc railroad station,
The pay roll Tor tile month was
PASSED. which was S5S9.50.
Tho superlntendents report showed
the following: White men. 100; white
women, 81; children. 5; oolorel men,
10; colored women, II; children, 4
Total, a05. Deaths. 8; births, |. II
crease over lust year, 10. Committed
reported miscellaneous bills, SlSi. IS
and outdoor relief 81. lT2.23.