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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

John 4. lleudrickson. who owns a
snug little furin near st. james
Church. Mill Creek Hundred, sowed u
pltca of rye last fall, and considering
the land IN tho lower part rather poor,
he spread upon IL two or tl,rue small
loads OF Hight manure Immediately az
ter sowing timothy sGel. This not
only stimulated the growth OF tie
rye, but also that Of the grass to such
an extent rs to lead him TO take his
father Rev. W. IL. Hendrtcl,son. out to
lOol, at it, n few days ago. as some
thing OF curiosity So great waa the
difference IN the rye ana grass On the
portion OF the lot that was mauHrod
and the part which was considered
good enough.
Hereafter we presume he will be
scratching up all the uiIal In the
slaughter house, and composing the
same with straw. wood pile dirt and
other 5Cfaplugs IN order to top dress
his entire tlllnge this autumn. The
manure heap most as-ured!y l. the far
mer's gold mine, and those VINO
neglect II miss many a nugget. This
IS proven ty experience OF every man.
and Yet comparatively few profit 10y
the lesson. MAon they do SO We shall
hear less talk about farming beng u
dull business Feed thu lind and IL
Will feed you is an axiom that should
never De forgotten.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

When the sun peepod round and red
over this city yesterday morning hS
must havo been very afgty about
something. There was blood In his
eyes. and when he had cllmed little
higher In the heavens he eeemed 10
glare down at poor, swelterlng Will
mington. and more than likely NUT
tered to himself "Ill just make II
hot for you to-day" A few minutes
later he was shooting his angry
glances through bedroom wlndows.
aud soon tho entire city was awake.
Sleep was out of the question.
People got veal y and restless, and
remembering that it was Sunday,
rest, and turned their faces towards
the different parks. Many went tc
church. but many more worshipped
their Creator In the beauties OF his
handiwork and communed with ma
ture where green trees cost their cool
Ing shadows. The afternoon was still
hotter and when suffering humanity
looked upon the thermometer and
saw the mercury standing opposite
the 9S degree mark they thought life
was not worth living. 1t was good
day for the white shirt aud collar.
A great sigh of relief arose from the
parched Threats at T.i5 O'Clock when
the tail emu OF an energetic storm put
a stay upon the upward movement oi
the thermometer. Thousands Of peo
pie opened their lungs and hreathed
great volumes OF the pure. cool air.
The rain came and after 1t found the
mercury went down to 40 degrees
which allowed sleep during the night
The air was still cool this morning.
AT WEST CHESTER.
WEST CHESTER, June 24.-Ln.e this
afternoon terrific thunder storm. nc
CON panied by hail, burst over all sec.
lions OF this county and was especial.
~ heavy to the eastward. Trees heavy
With their dense foliage were uproOteG
corn which had just begun to otu
grow the ravages of the cutworm was
lnninn down aud pelted to pieces By
tho Icy missiles.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25
FIFTH EDITION EDITION.
ruEMEAT BILLED HIM,
Charles II. Williams Dies From Con.
gcstion OF the Brain Before u Physi.
nIot Co.,II d q

Charles ii. Williams Dies From Con.
Gestion OF the Brain Before n Physi-
clan Could be Summoned.
Charles II. Williams, of No. 1901 West
Second street. is the first victim of the
morning from congestion OF the brain
brought on by exposure to the suns
Itorrld rays and before a physician
could administer TO him q second
time.
MIR. Williams was painter by trade
and on saturday was engaged on the
house OF MIR. Tlerney. at Linden and
INanBuren streets. Being exposed to
the sun he complained of weakness
and when he returned to his home
about $50 o'clock he remarked to his
wife that tie day had been hard one
on him.
After partaking of supper he won't
up stairs fer the purpose OF taking O
bath, with the hope that he might be.
como cooler. The bath had the de.
sired effect. and after being absent
from the house awhile he returned and
talked with his father until IL o'clock.
at which time he retired.
He was then apparently In the best
of health and being OF a robust nature
hid fare to live long. At ) o'clock
yesterday morning Mrs. Williams was
awakened by her husband walking
about the room complaining of his
head. She had him go down stairs
and lie OH the sofa while she called In
4 DR., NJ. Il, Cochran who at once ap.
piled leo to tho head and hot water to
his feet In order to lower the temperR.
ture of the body. The remedies seem.
cd to have llttlo effect. and while the
doctor was gone the patient died be-
fore he returned.
Mr.. Williams was 80 years Of age and
leaves wife and four children, three
lglrls and one boy. The funeral will
take place to morrow afternoon and
,lnfter service at the house by Rev. 1.
DUPONT Coleman, the body Will be In.
TERED at New Castle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

Francis. tho bright little three year.
Old boy Of Robert Spsnce, 90! Lom.
bard street, was standing along the
curb near Cam brother d store Hbou
) O'Clock this morning as two wagons
wore passing The little follow mad d
broom in his htnd AMI tie hand Q of i,
caught III tho wheel of uouid's meat
wagon and the Lttle fellow was
down nnl the wheel passe u
over his left chest and shoulder.
no iltllo fellow was picked up and
W u unconscious from the SHOCK for
a,Out iftoen minutes. lpr. Brown
was Immediately summoned and
made an examination OF tnB child and
pronounced ,hat there Wero no bones
UrChen. When REpGELICAN reporter
'uiied the little fellow was resting
easily. lis shoulder Is DaGly swollen.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

james Fleming was discharge
from custody this morning. In IT,,
Municipal Court John Burke ali,
harles Lendcrman. two prlsoLers a
present undergoing sentence in New
Castle jail Tor larceny. testified tina
Fleming bought tho razor from
William Barrett. another, prisoner 10
- cts. previous to BdrrettH discharge
John Wolfe. u burber, testified tina
thD razor hai boon honed. as 1t had l
.bovol on the edgo,
On saturday FIcming's mother tes
titled that when he came from New
Castle jail that ho had tho razor witt
min tIeu.
The court saw no other alternatIv,
but to discharge tho prisoner. Elem
ling had been arrested on Information
ia was understood that was receive,
from man named Cook who was ar.
rested In L Philadelphia,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

Sheriff Gould this morning went to
Delaware Ciiy aud replevtnad Il hog
belonging 10 Charles vii Jams. col,
orrd. 1t GoCms thnt harlos had hired
carriage from liyerymln John Rob.
erts which he broke While using. air.
Roberts wanted him to pay for Its TO,
pair which Charles said lie would not
do.
on Roberts property one Of Charles
hogs strSyed few days ugo; he seized
II In payment tor the debt. But Ghas
was not going TO be swIndled. as he
termed il, out OF that hog. 80 he came
here md put the case IN tho Sheriff +
hands.
The cost and lawyer fee amounted
to s4.iO whllo Charlie says the hog /.
only valued at s.. Lie did not count
III his railrOnd fare nor tho time lost
but Charles WAS determined TO have
IAat Aeg and lie ls now happy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

tVGl > ou''S %
Made oi fair qua 'ity OF cloth and
worth fully Oue.half more.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25
Special Telegram

Owing to the tremendous crowds OF |
people which have visited the Great |
Manufacturers Sale of Men and Boys
Clothing and Ladies' Suits. etc, at
No. 224 Market stleet during the last
week, the managers have decided to
extend the time OF this great sale for
short period only. No doubt the
people Of Ihls city and vicinity will
take advantage OF this liberal offer
made by the managers and will come
at once to secure clothing at unhenrd-
OF prices. Heres special price list
for this week.
Mems Tweed Cashmere Suits that
are sold In all stores for Sl2, will go
here at S2.TS.
Clay Diagonal Suits In long regent
cutaways, 5000. worth see, or money
refunded.
French Worsted Suits In all Golors.
cost S2l to manufacture, will be sold
for s4.27.
mere Pants, regular 50 and 81, will be
slaughtered at s. .76
Working Pants. 81 cents. worth four
times the money.
Children's Suits. 81 cent?, worth
treble.
knee Pants, o cents pair.
e2.96 for a Mans splendid double.
breasted Suit, all TO match, worth Sll.
e3.9S for good Business Chevlot
suit. any style you want worth St3.
S6.l9 fine wide vale Worsted Ca5si-
mere Suits, worth Sl7.
S6iS buys II splendid perfect-tltting
all.wool suit, worth SIS
Lot of fine Imported Mems Sample
Suits all latest makes, in Clay Wur-
steds, Diagonals really worth SO and
$50, all to 40 at So
MEMS PANTS.
6S cents Will buy mems good work
Ing Pants, worth 81 %.
9S cents will buy Mems splendid
pants, 10 styles, worth s2.75.
St.lS will buy line Mems Cashmere
Pants, worth 81.
Sl.a1 will buy Mems strictly all.wool
\ Dress Pants. worth $3.50.
Boys Fine Atwood Suits, rs cents,
worth 50.
Boys extra quality Suits. sl.5O,
worth II.
Ladies' Eton Serge Suits in Navy
| Blues, s %, worth IS.
Ladies' line English Serge Suits,
In broaucloths aud all leading styles,
imported sample, 53.93; worth so SIS
and SlS,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

BROOKLYN, June ga catboat wa,
capsi2cd by sudden squall yesterday Of
the Atlantic Yacht club house. NJ the foo
OF Fifiy-siHth street A pleasure pnrty
consisting of six peoplr--two men, TIVE
women, Il boy and IL 2ycar-old girl-wrr,
thrown in The wafer The Atlantic Yach
clubs steam launch nj once put out to II,
rescue, but only the little girl was saved
One of the men had worked huruirul,
To keep the little girls hritd above water
aud when She was taken from his grasp
his strength being spent. he sank an,
drowned before help could reach linn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

Thera Wore sessions Of the Orphans
and EGnraery Courts this morning
I AaHeel or W0lHOtt prasilIug. J..
una l!dil uEIe return Of the sne
OF TIN property OF the late NJ. W.
lbayFe, which was approved and con.
hrmei
W. II. SIruaHee. representing tho
Equitable Guarantee Gnd Trust Cum.
pH4y trustee Of the lhsD lore Rogers
estate argues Gsaiust tie admission
y certain Htelr9EAtOiies hlel by II.
II. haGl, IN the et-e three waehB ago.
Atf. Ward represents tho Two heirs.
Miss Rogers amt Miss bradford, md
wants The Interest On the estate III.
EisIed between tIeu, Mir sqrUaH ye's
arg meUt against tho division ocru.
i,Iei tL9 attention Of the court almost
al morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

Bernard Wolfe, who was arrested
last week for being procurator OF
young girls for houses ofilltame has
been discharged from custody. The
two young girls were returned to
Philadelphia on friday last and the
authorities notified mat the man was
here Chief Dolan thought 1t was the
place Of tho Philadelphia authorities TO
cone after the mAu,as walking during
tho warm weather was not worry good.
lilo WAS kept as long as the law per.
mItted Inn 10 he detained.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

Delaware Exhibition Co's excursion
70 Coaey Island, July Eth. promises
TO be tho largest attended one ever
taken from here TO this. Americas
famous seaside resort Tickets may
be had at Baynard's jowelry store.
Clayton House. Hotel Jennings, Dil.
wOlths drug store. Tenth uud Market
strcDts, Wilmington; also at Chailen
gers drug store. Nov Castle; l.. Is
lra1ers drug store. Newark; Fra2or'a
drug store, Elkton, Nd, ana ali
prominent points on Pennsylvania
railroad. Train leaves at $50 a. In,
over peuusyiyuula Rai.road.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

We were shown this morning q
busket OF worry handsome Mountain
Rose peaches that were, taken from tile
orchard OF Elijah frogney, near Del.
mar, Md. lhay attracted a good deal
ot attention Oh the train coming up
and their appearance was aiuIy
enough to maze the mouth waLaE Air.
Hickey says they are scarce and we
may expect no gut OF uul market the
present senson. Those who wish to
eat peaches may expect TO pay Tor
them,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

yesterday morning Scott NJ II tT I'M
was wen tilted. tho Mentors of tne
JHlted order OF Am licau Mechanics
attending IN body The subject Of
tile sermon, which was prepared by he.
quest was SOME necessary elements
III our national no" 1t WINS pro.
pounced by in0mbnrs OF the order to
b. one OF tine strongest they ever
heard As the speaker uHfolded the
theme, audible expressions OF appr1.
va am pleasure 'ouIi he heard from
u! pats OF the audience The heat
Was Tor tho tlmo forgotten and all
eesned to regret that the sermon was
Rot longer. The occasion was one
long u Du remembered.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

New IURK, June "a. AIiss Nollle s.
Titus, who was UP for examination for
admission to the New York bar, has
passed successfully. The announce.
mant was made yesterday morning.
and wien Miss Titus name was read
of among the otheIs it was greeted
with rouslnE cheers Aliss Titus was
widely congratulated. She is tue first
woman to DO admitted to tue New
York bar,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25
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Accident 10 the p0lchC-tcr,

"a tho passenger steamer Tolchcs.
tor, formerly the old samuel NJ. Eel.
ION OF this city left COncy Island for
New York tho cylinder head blow out
and the engine and boiler rooms were
completely wrecked.
rne fireman was killed mud the en-
ElnePr badly sca!dod. A pnnlc occur
red among tho passengers and a la rEo
uumper iumTed overheard and sever
al are supposed to have drowned. ..,s
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

William Mitchell, who occupies tile
Mitchell farm near Red Ola. Creek
Presbyterian kurca Mil reek Hun.
ersd, has one oil the finest thtty.ucrs
Eelds Of corn III the county. lie
abundant yield. William Is good
farnur and we GivIJo him to stick 10
thu pillow utd let politicians Tadillp
their own canoe II lac eau spare time
he should glatea across the country
ami note what his nelghbur Jackson Is
dong on the Peoples farm and report
tha result Of IlIs oDseI vatiUHs. Mr..
Jackson Is also good farmer and
knows now 10 make the land respond
TO his touch. lie thinks His corn stands
No,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

Sunshine and showers make the
lawn mowers 20, But thoy go easier,
and do neater work. after being
shArpenod and repaired by the Nov, lty
Machine Company, manufacturers Of
electric motors, ians, puuches, dies,
special machinery ut No. Sill OranE
It eet.ZIhis Is the best shop In VIII
miaglon Tor small machinery and the
LbJYe class Of work,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

James Casey OF Chester, Pa. was
charged with drunkenness In tho
Municipal Court this morning. and
the following cO!luquy took place:
Court-W Where do you belong:
CastY-ln Chester.
Court Whom do you work for?
Cu5ey-for myself.
Court What do you dor
Caser-Drlnk rum.
The court considered that tho best
thing to do under the circumstances
was 10 Interfere with his business for
a time aud fined Casey - ana costs or
in default OF payment to spend 80
days IN New Castle jail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

Installation of officers OF the Castles
Will take place on the following dates:
Harmony No. =. July I'd; q rus No. |
July Sd; Humboldt NO. 10, July 9TH;
st. Georges No. ., July 9th; Apollo
No. =, July 9th; Crusaders No. 3. July
10Th; st. Johns No. !, July l2lh Chos-
en- Friends No. "A, July 10th; Nnrwlck
No. s, July 10Th: Brandywlne No, H..
July 2Oth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

DETROIT, June 70 by the capsling Of
the electric lauHch Ellen W during &
squat on Lake II. Clair yesterday after
noon tire" persans were drowned and tive
others narrowly c,uuprd "A similar fate
The drowned are Caleb Il. llralry and thu
Mise, Katie and Maggie Ortwme.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25
| n aceordance with our us.

IN accordance with our us.
ual custom at this sea.
I son OF the year we are
N now having our great
MIDSUMMER CLEAR.
ING SALE.
At the ending Of every
spring and fall season we
find ourselves with lots of
ODD Suits and Pants, some
three and four of a kind
they won't fit everybody, but
they may fit you. Others
again we have Il full assert.
ment of sizes, the patterns
are neat, the fit is all right,
and the prices We're all right,
but for some caHsc, we can't
tell why, they didn't go.
" ere going to make Il
some Of them for half prlce.
We're going to sell sol
price. We're going to sell
quarters price.
See them in the windoy
Here are some OF the u
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

VIII receive OH Tuesday morning
car ioal OF very line watcrmelous. also
u iit4e lot Of Jenny Lind cauta.onpes,
apples. potatoes. cueumbGrs. hrana,
squa-h hes, bHeitberrle5, raspbeftles,
aud everything IN the produce llae,
wholesale ami retail s. \. Smeltr.
tastlourth street, between King aud
Market
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

Tie nesting u the Ministerial
! non n s mgrsliGs was Iuoliy at.
le zHcl Rev ] / cry road = Tlrrr
O Temperance. ~ C, w44 fol owed lv
discussion lRsttng tile eutae SEES.
On,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

SINNER. llls.,#June 2a.-Samucl ana
Adam Hickman. aged ~ and Il years, re
spcetivcly, Suns u william hickman, liy=
Ing nine mite- north uf this city, were
drowned in Embera,s river while swim.
ming
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

Building Inspector Dohl has Issued
the following permits:
A. W. Ruth, alterations to brick sta
hle, east side oil Adams street between
Reed aud Chestnut.
0wen Iruynor, repn!rs, corner, OF
Seventh avenue and Duncan Stree 8.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

Mrs. Mlchasl Moore. Elkton, on Sat.
urday threw a bundle Of papers in the
stove. There was bag OF powder
among tho phpers and an explosion
followed and Mis-. Moore was bHdly
burned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

Rev. Il T. Jester OF this city and
Key II. T, LITTLE. OF Star CmIca, Bal.
timote cached yesLeriny al thn dcdl-
cation, 81 tho now NJ. +. Church at
Snow lI,ll, Md.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

William &. Fisher and wife have
transferred the three story dwelling
at 1918 Wet Eighth street to Fltz al
.. Bennett,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25
Segs suits
That W ear,
Won't Fade,
FIJI Well,
Big Values

half lined suits. and a SPLEEN
did Blue Skeleton Made
Suits at SI2.5o, sold all
over for SIS. Thin Serge
and Flannel Coats and
Vests and Odd Goats from
$3.50 up, Mohairs $3.50
and Office Coats from DO
cents up. A new lot OF
fine quality lightweight
Dark Gray Mixed Wor-
stcd Trousers just in at
$3.50; very drcssy. com.
Portable and splendid wear
ers. Our Furnishing De-
partment was crowded all
day Saturday for the many
good things it is offering,
Prices away off in our
Custom Department, as we
arc clearing off the cloths
getting ready for stock
taking.
JAS, L. MULLIN g. Son,
Clothing, 9th & Market,
Hats, Wilmington,
SHOES, Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

Mems Suits @5
More than half wool, light colprs;
W. sold many of them tor =.
which WIS - less than most
sture5 sold them Tor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

Tomorrow promises TO 30 from
fair to partly cloudy aud rather cool.
er With showers III different locations.
Wednesday, far aud warmer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

or three rooms for
w light housckccpLg. Address &.
A.. this office. j2i-.t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

This lMUHasy) evening the regular
meeting Of the Prohibition ei,ue
viii be he'd at Y N C. A.tlWD lie
P!des The Regular business there VII
be Hus.g ty choir AM al adj 50 hy
AeY. Robert Watt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

I'DR ltENT-G-ropm brick house. No
l. SIG 4 9th street front yard; S y !
month, Apmy 10 Owner. j. Il. RAFT.
MAN, iI3 4. ith street. j95-I.t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25
224 MARKET ST,
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD SITS.
WILMINGTON, DEL 49,. .. .


Snlesrooms open this evening until
IL O'clock. Car fare 20 all out.of town
buyers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

MessTs. Jonathan W Aydon John
Lawson, Frank liglanh and Chief John
1OlHn loft OH SATURDAY. afternoon to
visit Baltimore, Nd, for the purpose
Of witnessing the operating Of the po.
leo telephones after dark, when cleo.
trio lights were turned on. The object
OF tho nolice board Ia to put in mo-
talic circuit that will do awny with
tho bu Zliug sound in the telephones
after dark. Tie circuit will cost some
500 and If found 10 remedy this buz.
Zlng sound II will 10 adopted by our
Police Commissioners.
These gentlemcn Visited Phladel.
uhia ono night OF last week. but Chief
polap said he did not consider their
plan COOL one. rs it failed to stop
the bu22ing sound and hence their WIS.,
Il 10 Bnitim ore on Saturday afterDoon.
Tho BNltim ore officials were kind aud
ohllging and showed our officials the
way their Gam"wrll metallic circuit
worked. Chief bglnn spoke in the
highest praise Of 1t.
TIn said he conlI hear oven the faint,
est whisper by the officers on making
thor reports from their telephone
station every hour Tho En- tImure
system was a complete succeg7 and he
hoped our Fulics Hoard would adopt
the SAME sy-tem Cor our CITY, The
present system IL very inefficient ow-
ing 10 the hnmmiug or bGZzng noise
caused by the electric wire.
special Officers IMPLICATIONS.
The commissions Of ali private and
special officers eNDire on July | and
the npplcu Iona for roappGn ment
must be lodged with chief OF police
on OF before that date.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

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