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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-28

BARRY-On the 3sth inst. Margar,
beloved wife of james Barry. aged q.
Wears.
Nelntivcs anu friends are Respectfully
invited TO attend her funeral. from III,
residence OF her son in-llw. Michus
DOulou. No. ST ~pIuce street .on Tues Ia,
morning. at o o'clock. High mass at 81
Mary Church. lntprment at New Car he
drnl cemetery.
s rHOEIELD-On July u, lSai. Mary T..
daugh' er of Goo, W. and Grace NJ. Scho
MA. n scd :! mont ~
RrlHt ives and friends are invited to ut
tend her funeral. from the residence o
h n BETfIi = o. JtS sixth ~ g iur on sun
day afternoon. Ser' ices at the house u
= O'c'otk. 1ntcgmHGt at ST. Joseph
.m'tery, Christi van Hundred.
JOSEPlI-On July u. sci. ~arnh E.Tos ,ph
wife of Charles ~. Joseph. aged 81
years
i,riaiives ana friends are invited TO al
tend the tilneral,from Scott M.f.Ghurcb
At . o'clock, sunday afternoon. Inter
ment III RivcrVlrw cemetery.
.REAsIN.-on.luly 20, 1924. Him or. son Of
Joseph aud lAveina Reasin, uIel =
years
kn,aiiyes and friends are rcspcc ,rmi |,
nviied ia attend thu funeral ut the resi-
deuce oil his parents. No. s. Jackaol
stree. on SuniAy al trrno III ut : o clock
Ilnterment private.
A precious one from us has gone,
a voice we love is sii!lcl.
A pla e is vacant In our home.
Which never ctn be filled.
tPAYNrER.-On July eth, 1874. Ann
raYntcr, IN her 18th year.
Relatives and friends OF tho family are
invited TO attend the funeral ut 1901 Mali
SOL street. on Saturday afternoon sStt
inst, at $50 q clock. lnttrmcmt private.
EWING. -Entere 1 into life cterunl July
y, 1884. q. Harry; Ewing, ased % years.
Relatives. friends and emp owes OF the
Harlan and li0llinGswUrth Company 5
cnr shops are Invited To attend the fuurr.
al from the re sidence Of his father, Geo.
a. Ewing. No Tine street. on Satur-
day afternoon, July Is, at oclnck. SER
vices At Trinity Church ut O'clock In.
icrincnt at lGyerYicw Cemetery.
5SENN.-On July u. 1924. Willard Joseph
son of homus r.. aud I.izIiu Scnd
aged months
relatives and friends are invited 10 mt
tnEd the funeral from the ruslticnce oil
his parents, No 1870 King street, on sat,
urday Afternoon. at 2o'Cluok. ILtermpnt
n Cathedral Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-28
FIFTH EDITION
THE CITY TAXES RUSHING IN,

The Pile rs Big as nj Th,. Time I..,
fear-Both City Tax Collector. spenl
Very EncouragInxiy oftho City Finan-
ces-heported Adding OF Tax Rate
The Collectors Say IL L. Impossible to
Please Everybody. -..
Mitchell. Jr.. and Eugene M Sovars
report that the collections thls war
are fully up to last year, at this time
In the month OF July.
There yet remains two more DAYS.
Monday and Tuesday. before the facs
OF the tax Dill will have to be paid. All
bills paid this month are subiect to n
rebate OF live per cent. Tho Collectors
expect big rush OH Monday and os.
pecially Tuesday, as a large mum Der OF
Taxpayers put on paying their taxes
until tile very last minute. The report.
or OF the REPUBLICAN sud that he un.
defstood that tho assessments In
great many instances had been raised
from $l0O to $3Os on dwellings.
One gentleman who owns oonsId.
cradle real estate suid his taxes were
several more dollars higher this than
last year on the same amount OF
property. Another said he had a lot
Raised nearly S7a foot, while numer.
oue other persons said their assess.
inents had been raised. The reporter
OIL the REPUBLICAN asked both collec.
tors In regard to these reports. Both
empbatically deulod the truth OF eaid
report They salI few assessments
mad been raised. owing to their being
placed ut such a low figure In yeara
gone by.
The assessments were as fair as they
could he made. Soma persons would
growl II their taxes were only Is in.
stead OF 500. The total taxabies To
he collected by the collectors will
amount tosomewhero In the neighbor.
hood OF hundred Thousand dollars,
Little over lie II of that amount has thus
lar been paid in. They think the col.
iections Will be fully up TO last year's.
which, II true, Ia a good sign that oui
wilmington real estate must be a nav.
ing Investment
Ihe writer of this article knows OF
houses In this city that are not paying
their owners per cent on the invest
ment. hundreds are idls. while several
hundred more have been rented at re-
duced FONTS while others pay no! hing
owing 10 the migrating tendencies oil
the tonants, who believe that 1t IA
choaps to move In the night thar
pay rent. Good first mortgages pay
better and are more certain to count
on TO add to your bank account. II
you bOliave tho above purchase some
real estate and try how lovely 1t is tt
be q Wilmington landlord. Some
persons will diir,r with me, but il
won't be the real estate owner OF this
y0ur.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-28
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND

DEW IEhoe DoSHD
EXPIRES tridEs
New York, week days. 20 o. q II. IS 40. 40 q
a. IN. -, g -. IS IS. = A. III p. M
New York. Sundays. 1908. z II. 10 30 o. m.
Ph,indeiphin CTwrniy-fourth md Chest.
nut uIrrets.} week days IS o.. b. .. II, 10
= 81 500. 40. $3.50 100. 10 80 III d H. IN.
'1a2i, q. '.49 70. 4 IS. % IS. Gsi. '7d4. -
Sundays. 81 OF .7I7. oa,, 500. 900. 10 81
y sOn. m. 81, ~ 4a. ~. ja '5Sa Gai . a.
Phiiatrlphin Twelfth and Market sts..
week days. 1904 q II. IS 10. 10 So a. IN" = 40
SUNDAY ) . %. Il II. 10 SO n. m.s $40. '7H
CiIESIER. week days. 'aOs. IS. III. Gas
CHESTER. Sundays. .sos. III. ss5. $ 90
10 80. II. n. m, r. ~ "a 8 U.s. 45F. IS 35, VI
= ~. $50, 10. IL p. IN.
Atlantic City. week days I'll. zig "a. / q
:: ~ u. M SUNDAYS. = n. 500 a. m. 'a.i9 p. IN
WEST HOUND.
BALTlMOItE AND WASHINGTON, - Is
os y y II. m, 'ls 10. y o5. Oh ABA g Os.'S IL
Sundays, "a IL. 7os. - az a. IT., 1916. .aos
t03. 81 H. 1865 p. IN.
baltimore And Way stations 7Oi a. n. 3O'
Newark, Dol. - Is. o., % az a. m. .la 1873 o.
~. 70 o.. -. 'sl2 IS IS IL 10 p. III. Sundays
IL. o.. IS 80 n H., ~ ii. 05.'4 81 49, IS IL
Prtshury . 81 a. M. - % y. r., daily.
ChicIgO. - - u. III, 4 81 y. nI daily.
Cncinnnti and 1t. Louis. az 1Gp IN. and
q IS p. ~. daily. ....-
Now OrlennS win Bristol AMI CHATTANOOGA
y 5S p. NJ. daily. Through sleeper to New
Orleans
Sin1ery accommodation, To2 a.. M, 800
10 aud II 10 y. M. daily.
lnndcnherg acco nnodation. week days,
W. : 32 II. M. 80 and % D. III. Sundays
psD u. III, - p. III.
Trains leave Market strsct station, fol
New York, week days. IS 10 II. M.
For Philadelphia week days, 20, y 30. % 20
II 80 a. M, a. IS p. In. Sundays Q 70 II. M.
] 90 255, o - y. III.
For PittsEurg and Chicago. week days. IS y
a. M.
For baltimore. week dayssG 50, $50 a. IN.
@55 IS Al p. m. Sunday IS p. IN.
For LandenporE and Way stations week
Gays q 50, 20 N. m. y ID, AZ p III. sundays
p:5 u ~. ~ p. IN.
Leave Philadelphia tTsentJ-ta mud
Chestnut sirectsl for Wilmington, week day .
- -, g. To g 90 10. Ill ~ -, ~. l. noon. Il 81
d. 200 Ii. u 90. 4 80. Is 90. IS 81 5N. 10 10
G 20. = 3S IS u 10 10 aud II rs p. m.
sunday. '3H q, IS NJ. s 80. 10. III AZ II. m, |!
noon. 'i35, 90 Is, u w. 4 80, 49, = u.s. - ~
10 ~ and Ilil y. IN.
Leave Philadelphia Twelfth aud Market
. 40. q Is, : 2! p. ~. sundays. go q 40
Telephone. No. 1913.
Rates TO Western points lower than via any
other line.
{. o. sCuII. General Passenger Agent.
X. ID. CAMPBELL. General Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-28
Chester IlelghIs CaInp.

- CHESTER HEIGHTs, Pa. July 27th. =
The sinners are coming Into the camI
very slowly ana there is talk OF run
nlng a train to bring them In wlthou
money and without price IL /,
thought that prospect OF tree rid,
and free salvation might induce then
to come out.
Evangelist Naylor. who has stirred
up the sinners In Egland. exnorte,
several lines to-day. and made thing,
several degrees warmer than thu
weather.
RevsH. Q. Boudwin spoke In tht
forenoon. MIR. Boswell exhorted afte,
the sermon.
AT the 80 D. IN. holiness meeting
Mr.. Naylor spoke OH entire sanctlii
cation"
Tho attendance is not noarly as large
as In former years. tie Brandywini
summit appearing to ba the favorlte
CAMP In this section patroLized b,
Wllmiugtonians
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-28

HIs FIHheFs IN IIrruInr Snw.
Preston Stout. carpenter in the
employ OF the Joseph Bancroft ~ sons
Company. while at work on circular
saw In the company's shop yesterday
afternoon. had the thumb and first
Two fingers Of his left hard so badly
lacerated that DIR. John Palmer had to
am put0te each OF them at the second
joint. MIR. Stout. few weeks ago,
had one OF hig feet mashed by a piece
OF timber falling on It. The accident
OF yesterday has confined him to his
home. where he was resting easy this
afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-28

Delightful Sunday Excursion to Tol.
clksIrr NeArh

ON Sunday, July 20. at $. - a. IN. a
special train will leave Wilmington
aud proceed To Baltimore, where Tie
excursioniste Will embark on board a
steanboa: and sail up the Chesapeake
buy to Rochester Beach This plnre
10 quite iaYOrably known for it's many
nlttuetlons. I IL kinds OF amusement
aiii ehiel tainment are to be enjoyed
Oh the beach. including fine boating,
sailing, itshinH and bathing. When
lie round trip rate OF 81 Is considered
1t Ia hard to conceive OF more eco.
ncmieal or pleasant way 10 SPEND sun.
day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-28

A horas belonging to Stanley r.
Tuchton. while being driven last
evening took fright at the music OF 4
fife and drum corps and ran AWAY,
throwing Frank Gardiner End MIR,
Touchton Pvt q les &Irlage BY run.
ming Into q ditch, Mr.. Tpehton's head
wac SO badly cut that DR.. Cook had to
dress Il, The horse was found about
8 miles from the oily with the vehicle
damaged.
The horse OF Vim. E. Grlnnage ran
away from the corner OF Lombard and
McCaulley streets and before It was
captured had brokon one OF the wagon
wheels.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-28

Hot Whatever t Ii C
M, ,,.., kind may be or
Goods. price may be 9th
and Market can
suit you in whatever you
may need in hot weather
goods-Clothing, Furnish
ings. Hats or Shoes.
A 10 per cent. discoup,
on these goods makes i,
worth youf While to comc
here for what you may
need.
Thin Goats Starting at
4oc).
Thin Coats and Vests
(from 7sc).
Shirts,
Straw Hats,
Russell Shoes.
For Outing
Flannel Suits,
Linen Trousers,
Duck Trousers, "
Serge Suits.
Closed evenings at 8
o'clock. except Saturday.
JAS. L. MuLLIN & Son
Clothing, 9th * Market,
Hats, Wilmington,
Shoes, Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-28

Tho Shields Library Association OK
cursion to Atlantic City on July 26tL
by way of Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road. was an unqualified SUCCESS from
start to finish. Think OF 1t, Only tw,
hours and tairGy.liye minutes from
Wilmington to Atlantic City. This Il
better time by nearly two hours thai
was ever before made between the
| two cities. Everything worked splen
didly, nothing happening to mar the
pleasure OF tho excursionists.
Inc Il. d y. and Reading railroadt
are showing the people of Whining
ton what can be done in the way o
Igst time and superior accom- m oda
tons. There are three more excur
sions to go by this popular route ano
even better time IN transit is prom
ised: The Engies go on August IL anG
tho Reilly Lyceum on August Ii.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-28


Mount Zion A. o. M. p. Church. Logan
street iIedgeville, Rev. N. i, Wilson pas.
tor Preaching 1880 n m. Sunday school
sSscs fEs SAY ffIdst e. By m essS,
subject, Cleansing" Prayer meeting oil
Friday evening. Helping Hand Associa.
ton meets Thursday evening. They VIII
also hold a watermelon feast far the beue
nt Of church OH Tuesday.
Haven N. X. Church, Bird and DUPONT
s ,!rssaS, h ReX -, 4. prinkIey pastor
school at ESQ p. NJ. Preaching D. M,
Prayer meeting ESQ p. IN.
Moore,s A; NJ. II, Chapel. McDoweiivllie
y, Xxx y, fgvnE; pasioy. Preaching AZ
pm Preeo hing 5 p. m. by the Rev. 4,
W. Jordan.
Sl.orier's A. NJ. r. Chapel. fast VIII
ming ton. Rev }; II. Young pastor. At
10. II a. m. preaching by lev j. u. Lee.
sunday school 80 y. M. Preaching at
y p. III. by Rev. Williams.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-28

AZ Jacob Twaddell. OF Brandywine
was turning his Innrkot
wagon OIL Market street to 20 up 9Th
about nlno O'Clock, this morning. tho
shoe on the right hind foot of his
horse camain contact with the raj road
\ rack and was knocked u distance of
10 or ~ feet, and came near striking
Mi. n Joseph who Happened to po
pnsslng OF the tInS. This Incident
shows there is some danger in passing
over the TRICKS when certain connec
lions are mnde. Lucilily the horse
was not Injured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-28

| IN-l'lCli AItDSoN.-.lulya 5th. 1874
at 2ili n. College avenue. by Rev. Robt
Graham. Mr.. Joseph Irwin and MIR
L'liabeil Richardson, both OF Phi.adel
phla.
NJ ONTGoMERY --IARRELL.-July 25th
a. by Rev. W. II. Burrell. - Coope
street. CaImdon. n. j.. James Montx om
cry, Esl.. to Mis-, Mary farrell, both o
Townsend, Now Castle County. bel.
-SiiELTON.-At Asbury u trson
age. July Goth, by the Rev. John II
Howard, u, H., WIN. II. Craig and Mar
tina u. Shelton. both OF Cecil county
Nd
NJ ACkEY-LEWlS.-A tho residence o
IN bride. 81 kirkwoOl street, Jnly "
by the Rev John II. Howard. ID. D..
Harry J Mackey aud Matte NJ Lewis
all Of Wilmington, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-28

Tho Republicans of tho 18th ward
met In Congress hall, DUPONT street,
between 5ru and 4th last evening.
Chairman Anderson called the house
to order at =. III. d. Postles elected
secretary. Out OF ~ present 0 were
selected to act as ward committee, TO
re considered Friday next. with other
Important business. Come out Fri,
day next and ar ange for al address
by Il distinguished orator.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-28

The farmers OF New Castle County
will hold basket picnic at Brandy
wine SPRING. under the Auspices 81
the County Grange. Oh Saturday. the
18th Of August, al 1885 4, ID Master
of the State Grange. John G. Higgins,
will deliver an address OF welcome.
In the afternoon DIR. Bowen OF Con.
Ineoticut, will speak Oh the Importance
iof farmers organizing. A lecture oil
schools may also be expected. The
Marshallton Choral Club will furnish
music. The cars will leave this city al
$50. l0.l5 m and 2,15 p. III. for the
picnic. aud leave the Springs to return
at Is and 5. 5S p. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-28

The choir OF Kings wood NJ. L. Church
gave a surprise to Hiss Nellie Steven,
son, ll22 Head street. II member oil
tho choir. on Thursday evening, it
being tho occasion OF her 18th birth.
day. Miss iiilda Stevenson was pres.
ent from Philadelphia. Refresh mon "a
and music, both vocal and instrumen.
tai was the order OF tho evening.
Those present We're: IL. Il. Bradford,
Rev. IL. 5. Dulany. Alfred Ironileld,
Sam'l Sirettun and wife. Misses Sac
Snith, Elsie Walker. Mary Moss, Eima
Fisher. Miss Morris, Miss Lareckson
Miss AlcCann and Snitzer Miss Nellie
was presented with handsome ring.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-28
KENNARD & CO.,
62l-623 Market St.

Do not lose sight of our
Corset Department. 1t is
worth a visit. Ask to see
the 4Sc. Summer Corset
and see if you ever had a
better one at 75c.
And the Long Waist, Me-
dunn Waist and Short Waist
Summer Corset at 81.
Besides these Summer
Corsets we show a first. class
Corset at AS, 75c and 81.
Also most of the popular
makes, and if we have not
in stock the Corset you wear,
will get it for you.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-28

Beaver Mills. In East Brandywlne,
Chester County, Pa, are npw idle bo,
cause ol marked decline In the price
OF wooden cloth goous. Tho manage.
ment had laid In n large stock of ma
terial, but alter 1t had been worked Up
lie was 90 PEELED to sell 1t at loss OF
seven cents a yard. lie could not
stand this condition OF affdirs. and
hence ordered operations to oeass
until further noticA.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-28

Yesterday afternoon officer Maloney
arrested Alfred Gross, colored. on sus
plcion OF the larceny of pair OF In
dian Clubs and a school ing. The
clever officer later In the day got the
clubs In a store where Gross had sold
them. In the Municipal Court this
morning he was held In $500 bail for
Ia hearing Monday,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-28

Al Dr. Harry ~ FrIsts oillce, corner
Eighta and Spruce streets. this morn.
Ing at ~ O'Clock his thsrmomete lei
Registered ut the office door 90 In the
shade. In the Doctors oilles under a
stand the hot wave got up to 81. This.
said the Doctor. Is as yet tho hottest OF
L he season.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-28

THE LEW DocKslADER MINSTREL 60.
Mr.. John c. harrington Will intro.
duee this season Tor tho first time a
new and catchy Negro song, entitled
"LUclnder, Come Hiss Your Honey
Boy Mr.. Harrington Is a clevel
singing and da cling comaI;an. with a
powerful voice. yet full OF aweetuess
He introduces songs OF ali nations IN
bis medieys, aud rs dancer protrny.
tine poetry OF IN tiUu, IcmtulILK oiis
very much OF MI Billy Emerson N
his songs and dances lie has made d
wonderful success with his eon;anl,
anu VIII appear at the Grand Opera
House on Moutay.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-28

A delightful outing in the beautiful
Schuylkill Valley, visit to the pictur.
esque ami interesting city OF Reading
md day among the scenic splendors
of the lofty mountain heights and
smiling landscapes which surround
that quaint old town, may be enjoyed
by Joining the Reading Railroads
special excursion on Tuesday. the 2it
Inst. The round trip will coat but
Sl.50 on special train leaving Reading
Terminal, Twelfth and Market, Phlla.
delph!aat $50 a. M.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-28
Positive,
Absolute
and Immediate
s-+s

The Clothing and the
Cloth must be sold. The
stock is very large and we're
obliged to give prices that
there'l be no mistake in
selling the entire stock.
The death of one of the
firm makes the sale impera.
tive.
Great quantities Of cloth
a few days ago is into Cloth
ing today.
Mems Atwood Suits we
ought to sell for S1Onow$5,
Mems Atwood Suits We
ought to sell for $l2 now
$6.75.
Mems Atwood Suits VIC
ought TO sell for $l3a and
SIS now $3.50.
Mems Atwood Suits we
ought to sell for $40 row
$l2. . ......-..
Mems Atwood Suits. We
ought to sell for $25now SIS.
Nearly everything in the
house comes in touch with
this Important Sale. .....
One hundred and fifty
Black Thibet Suits from
makers hands. Whilst cloth
lasts Suits to be s.. Won.
derful value = Mems All
wool Suits at such a price.
Special attention - Clos
ing out Blue Flannel Suits.
Indigo Wool'Dyed Blue
Flannel; best makes. The
SIS ones for $40; the ST.
ones Tor IS. Single and
uble.breasted. No larger
price for extra sizes. Can't
say how long the lot will
last for the price. s....
Blue and Black Serges.
Sl2 Suits of usual value.
Elegant imported Serges.
Never sold less than SIG.
Splendid quality, $40
either Blue or Black.
Mems Trousers = Great
reductions. The finest Wor.
sted Cassimeres imported.
Never sold less than 81 to
ST.. Now half price =
1915. A. few hundreds
from many thousands still
in stock. s. Trousers to
So. So to $l.50.
Greatlots Of Boys Clothes.
Suits that were SO and SIP
now 30 and So. Suits that
were p now So. $3I Suits
now So.
Special attention to a great
lot OF made.to.measure Suits,
returned from out.of.town
customers ordered by mail)
Tor various reasons-princi'
pally on account of our gen.
erous dealing. You know
for any dissatisfaction we
pay back the money. In
some instances, from q mil.
lion dollars business, SUITS
arc returned. You're likely
to get an exact fit.
A lot of them for IS, SGT,
IS, $40 and SD.
A lot of Coats aud Vests
for 81, Sc, IS and $40.
You'll find 'em displayed
on first floor. Take a little
time and you'll be well paid.
Made.to- Measure Clothing.
The entire stock is open to
you. .
Select whatever you wish.
I
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-28

Ha2ei BELL Track has bean put IL
good order and all who eli to trl
tae speed OF their horses are invited
to do 30 every afternoon tho presen
week without uEy cnaIge. HE Gu
trance will be from Christlanu avenue
Parsons having fast horses VIII lind
tho track greatly preferable to drlvl
over the causeway to lost thelI speed
They can have the uso OF the tract
until Monday evening and Tor lii,
balance OF the season for numlna
fee, lust enough to pay tie sxpeEse u
keeping Ii III good condition. Ticket,
can he had OF William Stafford OF
Thomas /, Taylor, at LoOdeli I a
Wheel Works. South site, or fron
Joshua Conner, 265 MarAst streel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-28

On last Tuesday night great dea
OF disorder was created on Tatnal
street between Eighth and Ninth
There were humber OF colored mer
ana women and they kept swearing
and curslng, much to the annoyance
of the people, In tho nolghborhood
Annie l.rwis. the alleged ronter OF 1
house there, will be charged with
keeping q dlsorderly house.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-28

There came near being another aocl
dent at the |. W. d Il, depot this norm
ing shifting engine had started
track and as their speed was SO greaI
the brakeman could not stop them.
The cars jumped over heavy timber
which Is used to stop them aud nearly
on the depot platform. An nged maj
who wac sitting on one OF tho cars wa.
thrown OF when the cara bumped to
lnetlpr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-28

Tho steamer NelIio bly,. Capt. Fen-
ton, which has heretofore been run.
ming from Shipley street wharf will
hereafter leave tho Atst wharf below
Fourth street for townsville, N. j.. at
10 H. IN. and 6p. III. For particulars
see adj
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-28

Willie Albert Holschumaker af,d
Marshal Keeg II. small boy am
both OF New Castle were seated IL
their carriage ltst evening awaiting
q L. W. IL 4 railroad train to eros,
Market street, they were run into b .
another rehlcle IN charge of colore,.
man and one OF their wheels broken
lEis frightened their horse and i
dashed up the street to Front an,
tutned out that thoroug hfare. Mr.
llolschutnaker was thrown out and al
Shipley street Reagan was throw
against telegraph pole with suili
ant force to render him unconscious
Dr. Huges dressed the boys iniurie.
and he lie now doing well. AIr. Ho,
sehuInaker raceieved severe contu
sions about the head and body. Tht
horse was caught at Union street uf
ter the vehicle had been dem olished.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-28

AT tho regular mootihg Of tho Y. p.
S. G. e., OF FIRST Presby terlnE Church.
tomorrow evening at y. IN n report
will De read by our Cleveland delegate.
All Interested are invited to be present
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-28

N. b. Culbert. Trustee OF the Pool
from this city, called at this office thl.
morning and stated that he was the
recipient OF an anonymous eommu
nicatlon, tho writer OF which oondeIns
the trustees for the manner In whIcu
the poor under the county's care ars
treated. Mr.. Culbert stated that all
the paupers were treated alike. but oil
course those who pay some little fol
author Of the letter probably did MOI
understand this matter, and II he will
call on the trustee 1t will bs explained
to him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-28

Mrs. Torkel. who was shot nearly
two weeks ago, has been pronounced
out OF danger by DR.. Blocksom. Jacob
Sock, the man who did the shooting,
was held by Judge Ball In the Municl.
pal Court this morning In $1,000 bail
for his appearance at the hearing on
Tuesday morning.