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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

At one time we thought the ollv
men to mend roads wore Brown anS
Higgins. but we notice the particular
attention given to the PIKE by friend
BrondDent, who Ia making complete
iob OF what he has done so far. Now,
II ne will only allow tho water to run
bi!ow tho automatic gate. and not
y ow tine earth up, leaving mudhole
III front OF his house, he will be doing
everything o X,
We know OF man who puts on a
great many airs picking blackberries
III Kid gloves. patent leather shoes,
through the bushes Oh blcyclesso
they say.
Miss friioh and sister OF Spring
Alley wore tho guests Of Joseph Cham
beers. Tie ladios will visit the widow
prs
A certain s>Sung lady begs hor
mamma to havo Il tpuntain for the
front yard. This d so cute In daugh.
ter. She means u pirlor fountain. but
our fountain cnsts his hook and line
in another direction.
How about the tady who took medi.
cine which made her knees wsak2
Mrs. Powell OF RUBY Cottage farm
Is still ontertaing city boarler3. Tho
old homestead is surrounded by beau.
tifdl und ornamental trees and r.niv
short distance from the breep.. of ths
creek, giving the height o. pleasnre 10
mer home. f''''
=, nc Marsh' ton band tn ey say visit.
gu out w., n few evenings ago, now
worry .Ice our boys looked in their new
ais. nnd how very cool they looked
after partaking OF a plata OF that ele.
giant leo croam made by Frank Dennis,
our leading cream maker.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

CHESTER HEIoHTs, July Si.-This was
the last day OF Chester Heights camp
meeting. The services were more In
terestlng than usual and were well at
tended. q number OF strangers being
In camp. The day was warm. but
about five O'Clock this afternoon a
thunderstorm passed around the
grove and tho evening was nool. The
yonng folks from the country drove
into camp this evening to witness the
breaking up, which was celebrated at
10 O'Clock In good old camp meeting
style.
Tina first meeting to-day was the us.
ual u O'clock prayer meeting and was
led by Rev. Henry Saunderson. OF
Wilmington. Praise meeting follow.
cd at $50 o'clock. In charge Of Rev.
John Priest. OF Gradyville.
Inc morning sermon was preached
by Rev. j. ID. Fox at 10 80. The holi-
| moss meeting In the chapel at l.30
. O'Clock WAS In charge OF Rev, Isaac N.
Mailer. the Yorkshire evangelist. His
subject was, "Sanctiiicatlon." Rev.
Thomas o. Ogle also made an address.
The children's meetings closed with
, talk TO the little ones from Rev. L.
l.. Graeff, after which the children
marched down to the tabernacle. sing.
: ing Marching to Zion" and Away.
A Away the Bowl" Two children were
baptized by Rev. @. NJ. Boswell.
The pulpit at the afternoon services
" was occupied by Il, L. Croll. student
Q from brew Theological Seminary. His
1. subject was ETERNITY" Rev. q. NJ
Brodhead, Of DowDingtown, was in
/, charge OF tho young peoples meeting
: at $50 o'clock this evening. The
/, Yorkshire Evangelist conducted the
!, services at 7.30 o'clock. and a rousinl
!. revival meeting followed the dis
=. course.
|, place at 10 O'Clock, when u procession
!, marched around the circle singing
hymns.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

There was rally OF the local Chris.
tian Eudeavor Societies In the She'll
pot Park yesterday afternoon and
last evening. The rain had but little
effect on the Endeuvorors as the woods
were crowded both afternoon and even
ing. Rev. Mr.. Waillng, of the Della.
ware Avenue Church. at o'clock
made an address, and In the evening
President Whitney called tna meeting
to order and made an address. during
which hs exhibited diploma given
the Wilmington Union I'D certificate
OF good citizenship. Rev. L. }. Mason
president Of the State Union. follow
Mr.. Whitney.
Miss Ben.OLeil. missionary from
Jerusalem. male an address. People
should rot forget. sho sad, that whlio
tho jews did not recoiva Jesus they
were the otIly p3ople who wars w1r.
shipping tho true God ut that time.
and they were the only people that
lie could have worked among.
j. x. King aud Rev W. l.. Swartz
made tho closing remarks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01
Streets unIi sewers,

Tho regular meeting OF the Street
and sewer Department was held las
evening. Tho balance in bank was re.
ported TO be :27 b3S so. Tae pay.rolIs
oil SBo3.50 si3l.5o aud 5l.555.O4 were
ordered paid. The secretary reported
collections OF s96l IS. Several resi-.
dcntsof West Ninth street. between
Shipey and llerson streets, were pre-
cent and asked that tho street there he
paved with tho some kind OF improved
pavement, but no action was taken,
owing TO the low funds OF the depart.
'pent. M. II. Dannenbarg aud Der.
nard j. ronohoe. OF the mmittee OF
City Council To confer with the board
~ reference to an overhead bridge at
tho Fourth street crossing of the p.
W. AZ B RailroId, were present and
stated that they had mot the railroad
company directors who promise to
erect the bridge at the earliest posi-
bic time. Daniel W. Mullen. VINO lives
at No. SJ3 West Fourth street, said the
fountain tEere was a nuisance and
wanted II removed. No aition was
taken. A. y. Reed aGd brother were
awarded a contract for paving around
the city building at Sixth and King
streets, Several bills were ordered
paid,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01
A FatNcHxARs LUCK.
Nichoia. Isuehy Win. $4,000 IN tho
Honduras Na.,casl Lottery


Nicholas Buchy, a Frenchman. who
keeps wine house ana boarders at 25s
South Sixth street, 10 going about his
duties with buoyant heart and his joy
Is shared by his faithful wife and a We low
ing children and his many friends gener-
al y.
Nicholas happiness is based on the fact
that he received n check from the Hon
|duras National Lottery Company. louis
lana state Lottery for $1,000 the result Of
ia lucky one dollar investment. which he
made recently.
Mr.. Buchy was absent from his wine
house this morning. but bis good wife. a
woman of prepossessing appearance.
lcoIfirmed the news of her husbands
Igrelt. good fortune and added: 1t came
Just IN the nick oil time, too. for business
has been poor and Nicholas had lost con-
siderable money bee tuse of II, and SICK.
ness In the family. not 10 mention the
helping hand which he extondcd to
worthy but poor nelghbors"
Madame Buchy In speaking of her hus-
banda fortune smiled beam!nRly on all
around her aud did not hesitate 20 assert
that her good man had only gotten hi
ldcserts. In this She was enthusiasts! lcally
seconded by those who snt slipping wine
aud uriiiking beer at the table In the
large and scrupuously clean barroom.
liuchy is one OF Ave who will have divid-
ed among tne,n the second capital prize
lof $4,000.
Buchy was born near Strasburg. Alsaee
LORI line 0s years ago. tut calne to Phil-
Ihceiphin IL year, ago. For 81 years lie
followed his trade. that OF a tin and sheet
iron worker, managing by diligence and
thrift TO comfortably support his wife.
wnom he mad courted and won IN his ma
tive land and growing family.
In addition TO providing for his family
BuchN would, now and then. take nod
est Gbancc Just TO woo Dame Fortune"
M he told his ending better hair.
a little over ton years ago BEchy fell
Ill and was unable to follow his trade
longer. Fortunately. through the in
Iluence OF friends and his own Efforts lie
sat himself up In business at his prcscnt
sttnd. which looks out on Washington
Square.
Here he continued 10 make friends and
serve them well. meanwhile continuing
TO take a modest chance.
On the occasion Of the drawing OF June
last liuchy was delighted to md that
he hHd won ut last.
Iiuchy has tolu his friends that his good
fortune willnot cause him 10 change his
moue OF ljfe. and thut he VIII continue
10 conduct his wine house opposite the
square. -Phiiadelpniu (Pn.) News. July IL.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

The New Building Com in ttee OF til,
Board OF Education yesterday select.
cd the plans for he new No.9 euholI
at Eighth and Wollaston strsots SUB
miJted byE l., Rice. Proposals vii
now be asked and will he submitted nj
the next meeting OF the board. The
building will be Of bulT brcx wit
copper md stone trimmings, thfar
stories high, with four rooms on The
hrst and second floors and five ON tht
third, four class aad one Gsscmbi,
room. Each room will lie 21x3s feei
aud the assembly room 3IyjO fe.t.
The repair Committee mot last l,Ipht
AMI AWARDED to Isaac c. PYLE tns con
tract for repnlriDn slate roofs AT ~
ana 10 cents por square foot. William
Bless receivcd the contract for paint
ing the roofs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

The unuertnler at B.undvwlae sum.
NIT Camp went iuuttun around LIE
baIu out around the CAMP around
and found hons nest vnirn contain.
ed some dozen or more ryas Nnit, /,
were fresh looking. The undertaken
took them huule und got his wife to
COOK him hail dozen which he gen
orally eats at one 8 ttinp. when ON
breathing them open lie found he lad
boiled spring chickens instead of fre4 i,
laid touhtry esRs. lls ia nlwuya max
Ing som big surprising linds these
warm days In the country
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

Officer White found Edward Cough.
au, IL boy OF II, lying at the foot Of
West street Ut O'Clock this morning
under tins influence Of liquor. In Tao
Municipal .oJrt this mornlng he stat
ed That lie has Doen drunk Two or
lhrce tinos and that he found the
wnis ,ey yesterday on 10, at Chest
nus aad HARRISON streets. Ills father
l., dead and his mother lives III PM a.
deIphia and lie lives with family
named Mailoney at Chestnut aud Van
Buren streets He was recomm,lted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01
HEALTH MAxIMS'

six thousand persons die In New
York City every year from wasting
diseases. THIS statement, In the light
Of the knowledge that everyone OF
these cases was in the first Instance
Ipreventable. shows how desirable 1t
is that everyone should understand
how to avoid taking the disease"
These are the words of O well.known
physician. and here are some valuable
lsugges lions made by him:
1T Is indigestible food and food taxi
Oh at the wrong time which causes
that condition OF the system which
permits the taking OF cold. Whatever
tends to weaken digestion and I'M
povsiish the blood. hurts the entire
system and opens the way to disease
1.-The symptoms OF indigestion are
|, usually a flushed face, spots or blurs
before the eyes. flashes of light. zig
gag lines or chains, sense OF fuilnesi
over stomach, bslching, dependency
ETC.. often followed by the most IS
: we're headaches. These symptems ar
usually relieved when the gas is ex
. PEELED from the stomach"
Whenever u person gets run dow
!, in strength. reduced in weight or be
:. comes thin by reason OF some wasting
disease, IT Is very fashionable to com
mence what might DO called tile stuff
ting process. Cod liver oil prepare
tons, farinaeeous foods. beef teas
.I.rn D..
wines and baef extracts arc gwen u
the unfortunate person continually
thus running what little digestive pow
: er lie has left and causing untold SUI
, feriug. II allowed to MAKE Il sugGea
ton. 1 would say that in place OF this
n Psskola, the pre.digested food. should
!, Ue given. This not only builds vi
: sound. healthy flesh, but rests an'
Strengthens tue digestive organs Ia
:, remarkable way
good to tina body Is what fuel 10 Il
the engine. Life ceasea when nuuiish
iueut stops, anu the machinery won
IL go when the steam dlsappeurs."
: When mun suffers from indiges
= ton there are seldom ANY fatal IT suits
:, lat wnen what the doctors call com
! Llications' SGT in, then Is the time L
!, pray"
y lie germs OF consumption hav'
. no power over healtuy tissue. Belor,
:. they can attack OF inJure anyone TIA
person must De run down la health IL
some way, either b. worilnenL, OK
q lpusute, VI cold. long continued indi
gestlon, Or uyarwurk or over STUDY
such persons should always eNercIs'
great care aud use the best and mos
t. ad vanced discoveries For this pur
pose paskoiu Is unequal ed"
, Tuskoia may be obtained of any re
:, putdbie druggist A pamphlet o.
= lood ana DIX stloh viii DO malIed fee
: ou application Dy the Pre-lJiEeste'
u Food Company, 80 Rcaie street, No'
Ork,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01
Third edition.
soc lETY NOTES.
A man may guy,
And a IN n may lie.
And a man may puff md blou
hut he cart y ct ,rade.

n tbHu guy
And Il IN n may lie.
And man may pun and blow
hut he cart \ ct ,rade.
BY sitting In tne shade.
NattinR for business 10 grow.
I ADVERTISE. In the REL U ILIcAN.
= Miss Maggie Convery, Of Farnhurstl
spent Sunday at Yorklyn, the guest
OF Name O'Neal.
L. @. Messirk Is visiting friends at
Marcus Hook.
Miss Florence s. Goff, Mascus Hook,
ts Visiting friends at smyrna.
Miss Bertha Stats IL spending a.
few days at Marcus Hook.
Miss Bertha Greaves, Upland. Pa, is
the guest of friends iu this city.
Miss Lulu Booth. OF Upland, Pa. has
returLed home from a visit at Kirk
wood.
Mrs. Benjamin D. Bowen went to
u Rton yesterday.
EGeLe ii Theodore F. Armstrong OF
IN ,wai wasin this city yesterday.
! The Rev. Merritt HulburI, d. d., will
60 to Nurtbarn New York to-day.
Miss A la Smith was given sur
p SO uarty at her home, No SOL Mar
ket street, oh Monday CIV ming.
W. +. HOLMAN, phi, lcal director oil
t, the Y. n. z, A will l.ryr this morn
ing Tor Harritl ur, Pa, and after {
short stay l. here wlli so 20 his home al
York, Pa
II. L. Rice. W. L Strahorn. j. r. Ma
hatfy, Sher burne Rice. William Robin
son, Charles Matchett aud Joseph
Lawson left this morning for Penns.
vile, near where They W u camp for
ten dass,
Johu III. Lacey and Miss Mary E,
Scott. Bnncroft's Banks. will be mar
yled tomorrow at the residence OF tho
4 The Mccormick Senate Will give q
picnic at Rosendale Park Saturday
August 25th. Joseph Mullen Is seer.
inry aud James Mccormick treasurer.
John Carroll is master OF csremonie,
ana the tlodr managers are James Nc
Elwee, Jumes Lawless, James Rogers
and l.. l.. Long.
Harmony Council, q. F. A., OF thi,
city, and Liberty Council, of German
town, Will give u CONT inod excursion
- Augustine Pier, per the strutneI
Richard Stockton, August cd. vii
mingtoDians will meet the boat nj
Gordon Heights.
james NJ Grant vioiinst of the
etign School orchestra, left Whining
ton yesterday morning to Join his sis
ters. Mamie and Lille. In Philadel pilli,
on woeNs outing among tho Blue
Ridge mountains
Nathaniel W. Davis is in Now Eng
lRud. whern he will spend few weeks.
Mr.. and Airs. ii. f. Robelen left to
day for CAPE May.
Geo. W. lava. o! Washing D.
C.. VINO has been visiting In Kenneti
Square. is now spending few days
with her Uncle Dnliu X. Smith.
The Rev. Littei: j. Gardner, VIII
with his family Is tr tyellng IN Europe
Is now staying at oxford. England.
Miss Annie Moore of Bear station
Is visiting Miss Sinex of 1908 Walnu
street.
\. Addison Potts, OF Yorklyn. Gran,
Master ui|the lpdepeud mt Order O
Old Fellows OF Delaware. Inns return
ed from all Official visit in the lowe
Fart of this State.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

DIED.
cow hY-ln Brandywlns hunlr on
July 3lst Martha D., wife or John T.
onway aud dnughta" of MclchOir and
the late Martha Ebright.
Relatives and friends ara invite to 1T e.
tend her 'unernl, from the residence of
ncr husband. 1T Brandyw.nc hundred,
near Edgenoor. On SATURDAY., Aug !. at :
p IN. lntcrment at luveIvlcw ccmc.
iury.
W HlTURaFT On .luiy 9ist, 1921, James
4. Whitcrart, aged Gs yoats.
Relatives and friends uri' invited to NJ
tend his funeral from his late res dencc,
No. 81 West Sixth street. ON Friday at
tern1on. Services at so'clock.
hs'eop in Jesus.
MCFEE-On tho 31ti' inst. Russell Daw.
son McFee. grandson OF ". II, aud Mary
Dawson, aged moutns.
liclntiSes and friends are invited to at.
I nd the funeral. On wednesday, August
Is :, II; a. M, fri.m the resi- lcncn of h /,
grand par cnis, Np.al3 Madison street. In.
termon, at niverview cemetery.
.AlKlN-On the 18th Inst Mary Belle wife
OF David n, Akin. aid only laughter
OF To- W. aud N .vnicrman. Ia Tho
~. ; oar o. her aae.
let tives aud friends are invited to ut
tend her fnnoral from the residence Ul
.h,r ia her. l., w. l.cn herman. No. 2!'
Monroe street. Thurs hty afternoon Au
gust = 1874. services n y. III. Inter
incnt R!rervicw Cemetery,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

James A. Whiteraft, an old and re.
spected citizen, t.isd yesterday morn
ing, ut his home. No. Sill West sixth
street, after an eighth months illness
from Brighrr disease and droi BY. lie
WIS born in Chester County. Pa, in
1896 and came to thls city wnen boy.
He was an employee for tho ii. d IL
Co.. for the past thirty years, and al
ways hare end Industrious work.
man. lie was an earnest aud DEVOTED
member Of Union Nj. Il. Church for
the past Is years. and was loved by all
who knew him. MIR. Whitcraft was
married "A yeats ago, and this Is the
first death that has occurred in his
family, which makes 1t u sad one. He
leaves wife and children to mourn
his loss. Ills funeral Will take place
Oh Friday afternoon at2 O'Clock. In.
tor ment ut Riverview.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

A BASKET picnic will ha hoid a,
Brandywine Springs, under lne nnsnI
ces of the County Crane. ON Sntnr
day, August II An address, OF wei
oome by y. q. Higgint. Muster o! the
State Grunge at ~. 80 a, m. Rrcita,ton,
anu essays Will follow. Ia tue after
noon ecturo VIII be delivered l.,
DIR. Bowen Of Conpe,,icnt on ina IN
portance OF farmers orsauill:;.s: los
5. Walton, superintendent t,f % ',',nis
OF UhestdI County. Pa. VIII dslIvar a.,
address On the school uuestiDn Nus,r
will be furnished by tlie Afar4hniItnn
Choral CLUB. Al. the farmers III IN,
County ore invited,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01
leyies by tn. sheriff.

The grocery stofe Of Martin Hutchin
son Mt No. bDl kag street was lnvi.d
upon aid clio oh by heriI Gould vas
terday afterno N. The low wa. ma IL
on Judgment held By Barber A p r
kiiis Wholesale grocers OF pHilad /
phla.
TIE sheriff also levied on the oar.
sonnl property of the Iroop As.0,
Ciation on Il Judgment held by III,
State
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01
Very respectfully yours.
(Sigued) RACHEL HILL



TIE King street market this morn
ing wasallve witn purchasers Ehs pro.
duee exposed for sale was fresh and
very iemnting, ana sold rapidly aud
nj fair piicts Lima hJaDs were new
and sold us high as % csuLs tho quar-
TOR peek. Egg plants are also arriv
ing ana could TO purchased for 10
ceDts apiece. ffesu squnshes sold
FOR cents and psnpars which are
nisp new, brought 20 cents peas -
beams % beets A. cabbage 3, radishes
and onions 10 cents Il quart.
Tomatoes brought ID cenysa qdnr-
ter peck and potatoes the same price
Butter was plentiful und sod for IS
cents while egga brought 20 Cents Il
dozen. dorsey MELONS are coming in,
but they ere not ns good as those
which will arrive in few weeks tan.
talunIea ffOm that state are delicious
niid oil Tor 60 coats Il basket. some
lew peaches were seen. which reiatlril
for 20 cents quart. rhere nre also
good apples and peas, but the quulil y
next Week will be better.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01


Some OF the boys In st. Michaels
Home are In need OF clothing.
Mrs Mary Jeiferis OF Philadelphia
was buried In this city yesterday.
Il. l.. Rice has drawn plans Tor re-.
modelling the vicarage OF st. Peters
Pro.tathedral
Edgar Zielan has sold the house NJ.
2l09 Delaware avenue to Joseph Jenk-
ins for $4,000.
The exchanges OF tho Wilmington
clearing house yesterday were S122,-
6S2.89; balances, $3.50 9S
1t has been decided to devote Au.
gust II and IS to civil service exnmina.
tons in this city instead of August II
alone.
The Gordon Heights electric ia II.
way III nearing completion and will
probably be In operation by the middle
OF this month.
Patrolman Mari. who Is on the sam
district with Patrolman Eakin. receiv.
ed nice string of fish on Eakin's re.
The monthly meeting OF the Board
OF Managers of the delaware Indus
trial homo for Girls will be held to
morrow at $50 a. m. at NO. sis West
street.
The Board OF Water Commisio nor.
met yesterday afternoon and President
Porter report ell progress on the prep
aration of the contract between the
Water Department and the Levy Court
In reference TO running water pipes
across Washington street bridge.
The W. q. 4. U. of Stanton md Mar.
shultcn will hold Temperance meet,
ing in the NJ. L. Church at Stanton OH
Friday evening, August 3rl. addressed
4
shamp OF Ohio. Admission freq. All
arc invited. Extra music will DO fur
nished.
On the 23rd OF August they will hold
q Harvest Home In the grove OF
Edward Crahston. near Marshailton.
The L. A. e.. u thriving club OF young
athletes In the vicinity OF Eighth g. rect
Park, will give an excursion to Cape
May on August IA
At the next meeting OF the Street
and Sewer department Mayor Short.
ldge aud other residents OF the Ninth
ward will ask tue depirtm NJ to
change the name OF New slrest in the
| Ninth ward.
rhs annual excursion OF tho en-.
| ployees of tho paper mi lis Will leave
this city on. saturday at 5 81 a In. over
tho F., w. IL Is. Railroad. They will
leave Atlantic city ut 3 81 .. IN.
| The Aloysins Cadets are trying Ia
arrange a game with the senators FOL
Sat irdly.
Mrs Jones is yisitlng her aunt. Mr.,
Eimlra Denkyno, mt Clayton.
hlrs, Belle Blyhard and daughter,
Etho, are visiting Mira. Joseph Say.
nard at Clayton
Jnmes Legutes and Frank TURKS OF
Clayton, are spending tue day at shell
pot with two Pretty girls from N Nv
Castle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

We had quite heavy thunder show.
er In the upper section of our county
last evening. In the vicinity af Love-
vIlle. Mil Creek Hundred, IL Ia report
cd that some hail "a we'll as rain fell.
At CentreyilIo, Christiana Hundred.
rain fell for over an hour. and tho
ground was pretty we'll soaked. At
Braudywine Summit there was fine
shower, extending down TO Parry's
tavern. In Brandywlus Hundred.
There was fine shower at New CasLle.
while IN this city the dust WAS merely
"a i. Tnesn homeopathic doses how
over, drs better than none. as there Ia
hope for u more general out-pouring.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

DIR. Hunlon of New York a natlona
organizer of Y. VI. Z, A. work amont
tie colored people. will sprak here OF
Thursday night in the rooms OF thu
Young Mons Association for Mora
and intellectual improvements. his OBJ
lect being to establish mn ass 1cia.Our
here, which was spoken Of severu
weeks ago.
The movement has been GA foot fol
several months and It now LOOKS ns /
the young colored mea OF Wilmington
would have building which will be
credit not only to them but to the
CITY itself To the meeting all minis
rs ami other persons Interested i,
The organ 2hlion are invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

Joseph Griffin and ]. W. Plerson.
co'ored. were held IN $500 bail each
Tor thor appearance at the upper
cour3 on tns charge OF stealing on
monday Il watch and chain valued at
81, anu a pa of pants valued ut
~ so from Jesse james. colored, OF
iledgevillc. The articles were sold on
Front street. and recovered by the
STAT detectives. 0lfieer Taylor arr
rested one man, and Detective MoYey
the other.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

John Troichel German baker al
West hester, attempted 10 take us
life yesterday morning. lie is about
i've feet IN height AMI attemi,tod K
enu his worldly troubles with "A gu
longer than his body. tie could ~
b nv the lengthy weapon 10 bear upon
Ii $ head, und alter Wasting tNo lou,t'
ul sh0is on the ar. gave up the at
temp In disgust. lie Was uespouueu
over business :everses,