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CHEAP LAM.
7 AND IN LOTS TO SUIT. PROM ACRES

T AND IN LOTS TO SUIT, PROM ACRES
IL up, in
THE RANCHO CoTATL
Level and rolling; 40 miles from San Francisco;
railrosd stations on the land; boat landing near:
fine land at from $40 TO 500 per acre; very easy
terms. Maps and views sent application to
81 o. 7. TROWBkIDGE Cotati. CANAAN d
LYON, 2l6 KearnY St nos Il
DANCHo DE NoVATo, COMPRISING 5000
Ii acres, at NOvsto, Marin County, Cal. on the
line OF s. +. and y. Z. Ry. (DOHabue broad gauge)
26 miles from San Francisco. This property has
been subdtvided into acre rractsand small ranches
or from 10 to zoo acres, any desired size. The
land varies from low hilIs to rich bottoms and is
perfectly adapted to growing olives prunes
peaches, grapes and all kinds OF fruit, grain and
vegetables Unlimited market in city for pro-
duce; both rail and water transportation from the
property TO San Francisco: low freight and fares.
Town OF hovato. railroad station, hotel stores
hTst-class graded school, poStorice and express
omces, meat market etc, all on the property
Call on or address syn dictate INVESTMENT
70, o4 ana 90 chronicle building. my2 IT
HOMES IN SANTA CLARA VALLEY-THF
II great Murphy ranch now subdiyided into 8 to
20 acres homes at SIS to Shopper acre: long time;
more than 100 sales made In past q months; also
homes miles from Oakland at 1925 per acre:
big list OF improved farms all railroads near
san Francisco; ranches tn exchange for CITY and
business property. LARKIS, JAMES d co GAO
daIkcL ST., ,. r. myl8 LIT
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The Favorite Collection of ongs.--.....
Seventy-two popular songs, complete ana
unabridged full sheet music size, with &C
Ear ,inr nj
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BE SURE AND LOOK AT THESE
HOUSES; OPEN ALL DAY.

1O1O CASTRO ST.. BET. ALvAKADO AND
lU1O 23d; beautiful cottage OF rooms.
hath, attic and basement; new; has never been
mad
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ONLY LEFT OUT OF 10, AND IT Is A
" dandy: elegant 2-story residence OF rooms
and bath. on Eureka ST., near goth; cheap and in
monthly payments
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TOME WORTH HAVING; 2-STORY HOUSE
IL of rooms and bath. on goth st. near Castro:
new ana modern; rooms large and spacious; grand
view; terms to suit; look 1T IL.
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IATANTED-PARTNER IN ONE or THE BEST
w paving restaurants north OF Market st; Will
sell half interest to the right party cheap Address
p box 100 Call Branch once. my2Z 3t%
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VA ANTED-PARTNER WITH CAPITAL TO
W invest in general store In Alaska. Address
X box lO9, Call Branch once my2l 3t+
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CROCK AND FIXTURES OF A CANDY AND
- Ice cream parlor; must be sold immediately.
1915 DevisaderO St; cheap. my22 3ts
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COOD-PAYING SALOON; CHEAP RENT;
~ living rooms; great bargain; must be sold.
$50 Third st mv22 3t~
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COUTHEAST COR. OF 25TH AND DIAMOND
- sis nice 2-story house OF rooms and bath,
with large yard and basement; very cheap; il
must be sold.
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DUTCHER-sHOP FOR SALE. INQUIRE All )
d JACKSON ST. my22 3t+
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n. n PARTNER IN COFFEE SALOON
II OOU. ana restaurant with good business:
centrally located clears $75 each per month; this
is a bargain. SMITH. 80 Kearny St my22 3t*
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( VICAR AN ID STATIONERY STORE FOR SALE:
- bargain; account sickness. 20 Ninth ST. y It's
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SEWING MACHINES.

mJO NEW HOME COMPANY'S MACHINES:
SIJ. second hand machines 50 ana upward,
rent 81 per month: repairing. l45 sixth mr27 II
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GOOD SALOON CHEAP: RENT S22 so;
VI iving-rooms upstairs. 6t9 Mission st. q 3t*
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

GSS0 HERE Is FORTUNE FOR OR
OOOO. men: firSU-class merry gO-round; Is
new; cost $1,000: - wooden horses, chariots;
carries 4S people: most elegant in all its appoint
ments; easily shipped; makes plenty OF money
wherever il goes cannot attend TO it; must sell /;
incest travelling business in the state. Particu-
lars, GEO. STEWART q son, 632 Market ST..
opp. Palace
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For particulars see ToBIN & McNALLY, $50
Market A. my20 II SuTu
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CIGAR-sTORE FOR SALE $50 MARKE EFT
- street my2l 7t*
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I.
In accordance with law and order OF she
board OF directors of the East Sierra Nevada
Mining Company, adopted at It's meeting OF April
10, 1894. and entered in its records, the date of
delinquency Of assessment No. 3, levied January
10, 1894, is further postponed to May 10 1894 and
the day OF sale fer unpaid assessment No Is fur
Their postponed TO June 8, 1894. BY order OF the
board OF directors of the East Sierra Nevada
Mining Company.
GEORGE r SPINHEY, Secretary.
Qmee-Sl0 Pine St, room %, san Francisco
Cal.
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NOTICE OF PosTPoNEMENr.

AOA< OF
In accordance with law and an order OF the
board OF directors of the East Sierra Nevada
Mining Company, adopted at its meeting OF May
Il, 1874, and entered In iJs records, the date Of
deIm QUoncy OF assessment No, 3, levied January
10. 1894, is further postponed to June l5, 1894,
and the day OF sale for unpaid assessment No. is
further postponed to July &, 1894. BY order of
the board OF directors OF the East Sierra Nevada
Mining Company.
GEORGE r. SPINNEY, Secretary
Omce-S1O Pine street. room IS, San Francisco,
Cal.
Nav
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FURNITURE WANTED.

ASH BUYERS-ROXBURY BRUSSELS CAR
-, - pets sue laid; elegant tapestry Brussels, SOC
isIo: paL. LenLrs92 so. SHLRkk. 1910 Stockton. U
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L !
Hawke pitcled innings on Satur,
dny fol the Baltimore LoS.n when the
.ennosiun team failed 10 ROT n run oil
~ iIm. lid ia riichinn pfrnt H.il.
IiiTr,ins ms been released IRON tire
ctnh with which he Signed Tor tho geu
snn
,Ihe Hr,pht Stfr4 would like TO hear
from, a,,y team in III. cny with MAY.
~ under "a wears 81 une. SeEd rhal.
lafnroa 10 i. IUsLum. CAPTAIN, north.
YES corner Seventh md washington
afrSt,ta
1GcilItar toys at 81. peter,s Church
: nave t,r,-jlniZed n rlul5 for the season
Win III foIi6wit5t tInyers: {. lji.r.
IN -. n Irtan II # Eonlny. a \,
/ i; Toner, ~ i. t,nililber. ~ j. Mai
cnfn,,t HI II Eesrhan a.. q IoTaii.
= f.P Finunarpn. r, f. A, Boulay
| n,6TnTpr i,t,rtGwrsf corner Liphil
anii iZfrtf stinetB will rrceiya ehal
ls3,gna
n1e,, will I'm n rn'ne of base bal
rnas5iay aftp,r@oi nj Ei,eryiew, he
tmi,etr fbe Y NJ q 4. nud letter ear
rinrs s.nxi Satutdnv lilo V ii. c. 4
viii ,,u,. / i5,waoi nj homn.
rI,n5,ieli will iitli Iiyntt Peek
Nm nf lira,Ifoid. Ia in AIgSuuGrl
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1lie Gather.

Thunder showers; cooler; southerl5
winds.
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THIRD edition.


Before Judge Ball in the Municipal
Court this morning, Charles Potter,
colored, was charged with corner
lounging. Yesterday afternoon Chas.
stood for few minutes on the corner
OF Eighth and Orange streets and
would not move awcy for Officer Ward.
The court considered that 1t was not
case OF corner lounginR. but the &C.
tion OF the officer was commentators,
as orders have been given to Keep the
corners clear.
Law abiding citizens should move
on when requested to do Sc by the
officers IL there is any grievance
then the chief is the proper party to
complain to and not act disorderiy.
The ease was dismissed.
VipcenZo Pagnini. q. Luciano, John
Seogna Milo and Peter Di Rsnzo, four
italians, were lined Il and coats each
for disorderly conduct.
II appears that one of the four as
saulted another of the group at Car
croft stone quarry, and the three men
resolved to actas officers and bring the
man into The city to DO charged with
the assault. They got on street cal
but refused 10 pay. as Claiming TO bt
policemen they should ride free;
I The man with the exchange tickets
who has charge Of the tell-tale cloci
would not agree to the arrangement
and the men were put of the car
Then the four got wrangling on III
street and the regular officer cam
along and the four were locked up q
the City Hall.
+ Five plain DRINKS We're rewarde
with 81 and costs each. One OF then
had graced the lookup three times |
one week.
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Concert.

grand concert is TO DO given in the
Wesley III. h. Church, "Wednesday
evening, June 90. 1874. under the
auspices OF the choir, for the benefit
OF the ciass fund. Those who take part
are lie ATldn Alaic Quartette. eompos.
cgl OF Messls. Carver, Ayers, Harrison
and Mason; piano soilst, Niles liela j.
toy!e; tenor sDloIst, II. Ho~ard Car
yer: eloJuttuust, A. G. lturtictt; hallo
suioist, Homer brennan; tontratio
eoIolsts, Miss Miriam MlI:eI mandolin
ard piano. Messr5 Hartley and
iieasl OH; baritone soioist, Ii. y: Hat.
rison mixed quartetto trom st. Paui's
NJ l. Ghurch. Misses MUhan aud
Miller Mrssfs, Pension and Nandef'
shout. Tickets can be lad nom any
member Of tho cholr. 6iso ut w. =.
Smiths drug store, Fourth and llaf'
rlson streets,
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Arsenic I'm the Butter.

Arsenic, which had been mixed with
butter, for the purpose OF killing the
rats which infested the cellar OF John
home at No. f1si Rodney
street. killed his youngest son, Taylor,
this morning.
The boy WIS about ton years Of age
and had attended the Rodney Street
Sunday School during the afternoon.
Oh Returning home and being hungry
he went In the cellar and after cutting
q slice Of bread. hunted for the butter.
In one portion of the cellar WINS dish
containing the poiGoned butter, and as
this was all he saw, and not knowing
of it's poisonous contents, spread II
over the bread.
He ate 1t and half an hour later was
seized with spells of vomiting, His
Parents knew nothing of his poison
GUS lunch until the child told them.
DR.. Swithin Chandler was called into
attendance and at first considered the
poison only slight, but as the vomtt
| ing Increased he saw that the druf
had been taken Into the body In mucl
larger quantities than he had at iirs
supposed.
The stomach pump was applied hul
without success, and the boy died I'M
morning after hours OF agony.
lie WIS PARTICULARLY bright and wei
liked in the neighporhood.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-18

"Not by might nor by power but BY
my spirit saith tie Lord, was the tex
OF tho Rev. J. u. G. Hanna, at Wesley
Isl. T.. Church. on sabbath morning
fIom which he delivered an excellent
sermon at the close OF which Mt. Ian
ma Collected about two hundred and
twenty dollars for the benefit oil the
stewards fund.
/ Mrs Kate King of Union Church
conducted tho afternoon meeting,
Il king fcr the lesson the 2lst OF hee.
citation Sister King as she commen
ted on tie Heavenly city Win me-
filth on tiptoe OF expectation, peerlhF
into tho future, carried her audience
with Eer, and We all telt that 1t wa
ilas5ed TO he there.
john Becky led the Epworth Leagu
meeting The chcir with Miss Gract
guiS4 at the oIgini conducted SOM
service. Iier. Mi. short oil Harrlsoi.
Street NJ. L. Church, conducted the II
nanU!ai part aud did well considering
MIR. llama had been over the Held II
Ili.r morning About .!35 were raised
during the day. The meetings al DAY
were undor the auspices OF the Ep
worth League and were decided sue
IpFSG
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The regular meeting OF the Preach.
ers' Association was held this morning
in Fletcher Hall Rev. j. q. Sypherd
conducted the devotional exercises.
ON motion it was adopted that hereaf-
ter the secretary be relieved from the
work of furnishing reports to any
newspaper. -,
This means that the secretary Will
make full report on the minute book
and then the newspaper men can get
their Information just the same as
ever.
Tie question, should tho Episcopacy
be modified, was discussed by Eevs,
Hanna, Morgan, France. Mowbray anu
Wailln.
ley. Asbury iIurl read an interest
Ing eesay OH "lredestination,' which
was ably discussed by Revs. Now
bray. Sanderson, Barrett. Howard ana
White. Rev. ID. MeGtegor. OF Phila
delrhia, was introduced aud delivered
q suggestive address.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-18

pans, June ls-The greatest race inI
the French sporting world, that for thei
Grand prix de Paris, was run yesterday
nj I4omgchamps. 1t was won by Baron de
Schukler's brown colt Delma Baghtche
Matchbox was second and Mansoir third
The grand prize Of Paris is 2oo.opO francs
t4Ibn1lj, given by the city Of Paris, and
5uuo0 francs fSt0,oa01, by the great rail-
way companies The time OF the winner
was 3 ~ 70 Bnron de Sehickler has now
won the grand prix three times in four
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-18

Iheanaual commeGeementex exercised
of the Delaware College will be held
"Wednesday morning in Its building In
Newark THIS years class numbers
nine and Is composed OF j. Il Zaigler.
81 this city: Edwin S. Armstrong Jr.,
Will am L. Mcdonald. L y, Holt q. 4.
AIeSey. George i. Townsend, Jr., w.
L. Gonoway. Albert S. Donaho and
Raymond Builadway
Last evening in the auditorium of
the new building. Rev. S. A. Much.
more OF Philadelphia preached to the
students. To. day is ciass day. ": z.
ConoWay read the poem, 1; s.; HOLT
tile history of the college, 9. !. Me.
lNey tho prophesy and George lI.Iown.
sand the Grafton. Tonight the deela-
NATION contest will De held and on
Wednesday tho annual coiiogo dance
will le l.eld.
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LOCAL QUOTATIONS


Pasem ore Brothers will have another
sale OF Potter County fresh cows and
forward eprlngers at their farm In the
upper part OF Ghrlstlana Hundred
next Friday afternoon. At his former
snle, prices ranged from $50 to 500
the one Mt the highest figure having
been purchased by Mr.. Bancroft, ant
five others BY gentlemen of our city
These mountain cows have given YER,
general satisfaction, being hardy
Young and good milkefs. This vii
DO the last sale until after harvest.
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The Finilr IIu-iurss.

John ". payett who parchas Ell tho
mill OF the Messrs. Go0eh Ill ieucaler
hundred, has put iii machinery to
maze flour by the roller process, and
Is now ready to suppIy tho farmers
with first rate Hour. feed, etc. at the
lowest market prices. lie hns also put
Iii an engine, go AS to be prepared 10
keep the machinery III motion in case
OF failure Of Tho supply OF wntrr.
MIR. d. Is m enLrrpri5lns man ialid de-
serving OF CEGDuru cement.
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PITrsnURG, June 1s.--rhe body of the
late Hon, Thomas NJ. Bayne, who com.
rnitted suicide In Washington by shnat-
ing, arrived here today over the Penn
sylyania railroad in a special car, accom-
panied by Mrs. Bayne, Hon. John Dal-
zel, Hon. William A. Stone, Mrs. Mar
tlin Tense. sister of the deceased, and Mrs.
Ewing, wife of General Charles Ewing.
The funeral will take place from the resi-.
dence of Mrs Teasc, at Bellevue, and the
iutcrment will be nj Union cemetery, Al
l...,hnnN l'ItY.--
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HE Jane term Of tho Circuit Court
for this district cunvenes iii TILE city
tc.morrow. Among the cases to he
tried riil be the ono OF beCcu
lrothrr5 Is Aiiiiuri I Poole.
Al the splimE torn the plaintiffs OBJ
,.lluel a verdict for over =l3oa
ihey euetI for $500 ami interest and
sooner than take part they woald
rather take nothlnK. Fpo!e bought
stock and iiStures ot since store IN
/ ph!luleltaia, and wieh ito went 10
: se,i the shoes htfoufld the goods were
not what he asrged Tor, and Therefore
refused 10 pay the note hn gave when
4 lie purchased the contents OF the store.
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we want to he
yours, and if you'll
stop in and see
them we think you
will want them too;
they must be right
tl,e ,vaN then Srll
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-18

After suffering agontes for several
yeet4 past, Air. Edward Robinson de-
parted this life on Sunday, tho lftA
inst ut his late residence No Blb West
Fifth street. lie was n man Aighlyre-
speeted by all who had the pleasure Of
his friendship and friend indeed. lie
wus foreman for numbar OF years OF
the ear shops OF the II. X II. Company,
He lenyes widow and four daughters
Co mourn his loss, Inc funeral Will
take place on Wednesday lnoruiug al
1880 O'clock. Inter mont at Old
SHeles'
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The gospel wagon OF tho Sunday
Breakfast Association was started out
yesterday. II is a large furniture
wagon arranged for the comfort
OF the speakers and the choir, and on
tho sides OF the wagon are stleamors
In the front part OF the wagon is u
bmall organ and to one side is seat
for eornetist. Along the side8 are
esats, which are occupied by a choir
Of men and women and also by the
SPEAKERS.
At Tenth and Market streets a stpT
was made and Rev. II. 8. DnlanS
made an address, touching on thu
temperance question. ~ tioh' ans
Market streets Rev. W. J.. SYIrtZ lnI
j. II. Short addressed the audience.
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worlmen pispersed by Gendarmes.

SiENNA, June 1S.-A number of work
men attempted to hold an open air meet
ing here yesterday. The proceedings be
came disorderly, whereupon the police or
dered the crowd to dispense The order
not being promptly obeyed, the police ut
to disperse the crowd 10y force
but the latter resisted and attacked tho
police, some OF whom were injured. III,
Eendarmes finally cleared the square il
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-18

The license OF many OF the hucksters
expired on the 9th inst, and it Is SAID
that number OF them have changed
the dates to make them extend few
additional days. number OF dealers
Rero stopped on saturday who had
failed to renew their license with tine
CLERK OF the Peace. il Is also claimed
that several parties have been running
three or four wagons on one license.
taus defraudinE the county, aud also
uujustly competing with honest delL
eIs. The officers should look into tht
matter and see that al! shallaet sqanlh
liz and fairly or pay tho prescribed
naualtY.
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SrnrncAor All Men.

A few months ago the vito OF VII.
liam Spencer, Of Milford. died, aud
after iie funeral he found sio9 con-
eealpA N his bod, the result of his
Wil5's sayinTs. Iieeantly he desired
10 mnrrY again. and proposed to Mrs.
Louisa purnell, who told him he had
letter Inst pny proper respect to his
late wife b. uiacins stone over her
grave. He then gave AIRS Purnell S26
Tor tho purpose of placing. the stone.
which she did. but when Williams re.
neNed his suit last week she rejected
him. Now he wants to sue her Tor ths
recovery Of tho 50 expended In mark,
ilg his wifes grave. hut cannot iind
any Justice willing to hear his com
plaint
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-18

Yesterday afternoon In the Shleld's
Library Hall the biennial conyentiar
nf the Ancient Order OF Hibefbiant
was held. Tho order was never In
more prosperous state thnn at present.
he delegates from tins National Con
iyention at ON ha reported very en-.
Ieouragingly Of tho order in the Vest
Iern States. Tie following officers
were elected; stnte Delegate. Owen j.
iHession vice Edward i. Kane State
Secretary, I. IL. liyrnes vice Peter A.
lllorty; state Treasurer. Francis Pagan
to succeed himself.
The following officers OF tho County
Board were elected; County Delegate.
popnis L. LeHry vice 4. jeff King,
County Secretary. W. Ferry yiee d. Il,
ILaary and County Treasurer William
Casey.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-18

Thu Alryon Literary Society gave a
very pleasant tug party rtilay even
Ing, on the tug Fred Jansen, to Angus
lie Pier, When they arrived a mag
niiicent lunch was served In the park,
and good time enjoyed by all. The
table was very taatefuily decorated,
Nnd Japanese lanterns occupied Froini-
nent positions all over tho park. Songs
aid dances wore INDUCED lnat.d the y
started home in the small hours in the
morning and arrived at break 81 day.
The invited guests were; Misses
Florence Clayton, florence seward.
o II. Goolie, Of Willow Grove, Mr.. A.
]. Oliver.
The members were: Harry c. Carter
president; Miss Carrie Hollis, seere
tary; J. Warner Read treasurer; Viii
lard Il Way. q. Hitch, Erwin Suck
master John Parker
The Misses Annie Walters, Clara
BuclImaster. Annn Buclmaster Lille
Buckmuster and MNble SehtInnn
Future success TO the Alcyoa.
lsENNNw.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-18

4 Young man named NOok, FORMERLY
In tie omplo.. Of !. L. 4uiSley. the
morocco manufacturers, Is locked up
im mlalrlsiiia on tho charge OF bur
gliry. no having in his possession
four dozen pocket knives, tweuty.iour
raHors and revolver, which were
stu,rn from tho Delaware Hardware
Company at Second and Smiley
streets, ibis city. iHzl Mon'lay night.
HE prisoner says TIC articles We're
given to htm rs his brother to Iswn,
$ lie OF, hearing oil Ills arrest left lhtla'
do, ahil ami las not SINCE been -nen.
1 HE cHsA WAS continued until friday
morning Ia tn. court there.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-18

How much did they pay hlm3
This Is tho question that penetrates
the thick and heavy gloom OF the
Street and Sewer Department, In re-
gard to tho unknown (to the engi-
lreers) um pire OF the national game
lbetween the City Engineers and the
street and Sewer Department officials
Saturday afternoon Ut North Brandy.
wine Park.
There ie no objections to an umpire
going by tho rules. bit II they go by
one we like to see them judge the
game by ali the rule1.
WHATS tho matter with Manager
lGetts? Three strikes and out.
The Street and sewer officials are
thinking about holding secret ses'
! sion to Investigate the case OF tho UNI
/, pire Even Colonel Moore, VINO play
Z e.: ball with foot tail and cricket
bat, and then struck out. wanted 10
know why the ). and SIS. were out, and
lin like cases the G. Els. were not out.
WHAT'S tho matter with Umpire
IIlawn? 10 hear the Engineer tell IT
4 ms piece in the Morning News Is
, not correct. Tho Z. Els wore disgust
|, ed ut beng unable to strike the ball,
= aud not at tho 5. X SIS poor playing.
] The s. & s. d. wanted to play and mo-
d ish the game. but the G. Es manager
became frightened at NewelPs three
strike outs, and refused to lot his team
r play longer. The S. n $. want another
2 game, and they Will get an unknown
man, whom none OF them have seer
before for umpire.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-18

ST. JoilN, y. T., june fs.-fhe Amer
lean bunker Margaret, Thomas Dantc
with crew Of seven, including
the muster's son James and his three
brothers Edward, James and William
was LOST during the gale at the mouth Of
the bay The vessel was swampcd by the
huge seas and fuundcred, carrying all on
baarh TO the bottom.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-18

state oil Thermometer
at tls tGpnGLIoAS L i t1-dl y, IN tho
ahade.
To'eloc.i. 1oo'eioa.c o,cl OCH
81 50 Oh
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-18

The large six.ineh water main along
Tenth street above Orange last night
broke and filled the street with water.
AS the water forced its way through
the paving stones 1t squlrted high in
the air. covering q space OF twenty
square feet. Tho strset cars had to
run slowly over the place, but did not
fiar any OF the stones loose, This
morning woritmen had the street torn
up repairing the break, which Is sup
posed 10 have boon caused by electro