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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
Al DOTS.

Onerator Frank Kane. Special Officer
Dougherty. Sergeant Evans aud Police.
mnn Scott went fishing in the Delaware
canal yesterday morning.
Inpustry ConclaY We. No2l, Ancient Order
OF Adhesive MogulliRns gave literary
and musical entertainment at Odd Eel,
lows Hall, corner uf Third and King
streets last night which was attended
by argr.numOer OF friends OF the order,
The different Masonic lodges of this city
are now preparing for their annual din.
ners which will be hed on tho 90.
customs Of their animal election In juno. +
The Young Womon's Chrlctan Assoola.
tiun arc In need OF book cases.
Bids for the new Snelienberg building
were yesterday received as follows; Fou lH
K Son, sl1. 800; A s. Reed and Brother!
Company, sl7 100; rarbution u Heaiy. !
sl1, sos; Sreds Il Son. $l1. a34; Lynn & Phil.
lips, sl6 S95.
The contract FOR beautfying the Interior
ofSt. Hedwig's Roman Catholic Church in |
this city hnd been awarded to Nicholas r.
Goldberg OF this city.
The work o. removing the acid tanks at
the Biebig chemical works has been com.
pleted.
The funeral OF william Montgomery
took place yesterday afternoon and was
largely attended.
George Frank WAS thrown from bL.
cycle al Seventh and Orange streets yea.
terday afternoon aud slightly injured.
The Orthodox Jews will hold q meeting
next Sunday for the purpose OF discussing
plans to got new synagogue. II ls pro.
posed to purchase or lease tho building AZ
Third and Shipley streets and improve it
so that 1t will answer for a synagogue
and school.
Allie Rawnsley. II small son of Alfred
RHwnsley. of No 6l4 West Seventh streat.
iell while at play and broke his arm yes-
terday. Dr Seasy set the broken arm.
The liquor application of Edward Newell
at M. 6 East Seyenth street was signed by
the judges In the oyer and Termlner
Court yesterday afternoon.
GeOrgaC Mari has returned home from
o weeks vacation at Bustleton. Pa,
The nnnu al conference OF the Union A.
NJ, L. Church will convene in this city to.
morrow. There will De preachers In ut.
tendance from all over the state, PennsyI.
vana and Maryland.
p. b Burn Of this city is visiting friends
in Milford
One Pullman car was shipped to Jersey
City today.
The following deaths were recorded to.
day: Mrs. Artemisa q, Newell 5l4 LON.
bnrd street, aged II years and Mrs. Mary
N. Gonnaway, 502 East Third street, aged
II years.
Detective Wtsll is still hunting for
Durals, who assaulted Constable johnson
OF Odessa.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
SOCIETY.

Miss Elizabeth Bancroft and Messrs
Bird and Ponder are the guests OF Niles
Mary Stabler at Sandy Springs, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Morton Poole and Miss
Mary Hickman have taken passage for
Liverpool on June 20. and will remain
abroad all summer.
Mr. and Mis-. Charles Il. Fritz returned
yesterday from Atlantic City. where they
have boen sojourning at Haddon Hall
Miss Shortlidge and the Misses Wales
returned on Saturday from Washington
where they had been visiting for few
days.
MIR. and Mrs. Edwin II. Gayley are
spending tho summer at their country
home, Ellersley, near Edge Moor.
Miss Armltage Black or New Castle Ia
vislIing Mrs. Gayley. near Edge Moor.
A musical tea will he given at the New
Century Club Houae, ON Friday afternoon.
from to q O'Clock. for the benefit OF st.
Alchaols bay Nursery. .... ...
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
Ho, for Denyer via renna. R.R.

For the accommodation of persons who
desire to Wait Colorado on the occasion of
the meeting OF the National Educational
Association, at Denver, Col. July to ",
the pennsylvania Railroad Company will
sell eXcursion tickets on July 3. 4 and ito
Denver, Colorado Sprlugs. Manitou and
Pueblo, at the extremely low rate OF s50.T IS
from New York. $40 25 from Philadelphia,
S4.50 from Baltimore and Washington,
s4125 from Harrisburg; propUrtlonate
rates from other points.
These tickets will be good for return
passage from Colorado points on July 12,
ID, Il and 10. with an extension until Sept.
let II desired,
special train OF Pullman Buffet Sleep.
Ing Cars will be run. leaving New York at
10. q. M. July 4. stopping at prominent
intermediate points and arriving at Den.
yer on the afternoon OF July o.
This Affords grand opportunity for q
trip to tho wOrld.renowned Rocky Noun.
tain resorts In Colorado at comparative
ly small cost.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
NIny Weather.

Hicks, the weather prophet. predicts the
following for May: About May In ives.
tern reKlona, 1t will grow warm, and dur
ing 2 8 and the warm wave Increases as
1t spreads eastward. attended by heavy
storms of rain, wind and thunder. Very
cool nights with touches OF frost north
ward Will occur when storms have cease.
The Sth and 9th will bring warm weather
with renewed storms with change to cool.
or about 10th to 18th. From 18Th to nth
10 storm period exactly at the crisis to
the Jupiter equinox. "Cloudbursts" will
be characteristic of storms at this, and all
May psrlods. Cool waves will set in be.
hind all finished storm movements.
About goth and 2lst reactionury storms
VIII appear. From 24th TO eth is one of
the most pronounced storm periods of
the month. ALI storm clouds should be
watched Rnin in torrents in coast and
mountain regions. IOrnadoes likely
Worry cool afLer storms. Ihe months end
growing warmer. with reactionary storm
III progress.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
FIFTH EDITION.
THE GASOLINE EXPLODED.
The shed wns Con,umed and James Deu.
by Badly Burned.

By the explosion OF about nifty gallons
on Nancy street. between Logan and Bird
streets, WIS destroyed by fire and four.
teen year old James Demby. oolored, 80
badly burned that he had to be removed
to the Delaware Hospital.
Tie sheds Containing the gasoline was
about ten lee. high and OF rough lumber.
Adj inthg 1t Is tlame shanty,two stories
high the front belpg used as a stOrehou5e
for oils and paints. Tho property is owned
by William Il. Person The Demby
family is one OF the several who occupies
the house and this morning James was
left In charge OF the house and baby
slater while his mo her went out to work
for neighborlnR family.
james was about the first one to dis
cover the burning shed and thinking lie
could get a can of the gasoline before
the structure was entirely consumed ran
toward the building, But when within
ten feet OF 1t all Of the fluid must have be.
come lgnlted as the f1anIes leaped hig h In
the air and so far In the direction of the
main building that the boy woe badly
burned. lie fell to the ground but after
ward recovered aud rushed from tho
burning shed.
Meantime an alarm OF fire had been
sent III from box 70, which called out tho
district engines. When the Weooacoe
company arrived the tlremen found the
flames fast com N nlcating to the frame
house but after five minutes work succeed
ed in extinguishing the blaze Had the
tiremen not arrived when they did the
dwelling would have been consumed, y q
paint and oil warehouse destroyed d
possibly the entire row OF frame bulldinss
reduced to ashes
What caused the explosion no one seem
ed to know. 1t was believed that James
and other boys had been striking matohes
near the shed, but James positively denied
AT the hospital the physicians found that
the burns about the face were very severe.
The hair is burned fram hs head and hs
eyes burned. but not SO badly that bis
sight will be destroyed.
The loss to the building will not ex.
coed S50
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
DEGISTEEs ORDER,
IL ittGIs1t.ltS uFFICE,
NEW Castle CouNTY, DELI

pEGlSTE.RS ORDER,
IL KEGISTEItS OFFICE,
NEW CAsTLE CoUN Dbl
May IL lsi5.
Tpoh Tho application OF I.uvCniu = Sichol-
sou, ENtCutrlN OF Isaac ). Nicholson, late Of
" ilElngtUn hundred, III sHid county. de-
ceased, IL s oruerod and directed by
the Rcg Iliti the Executrix aforesaid
give notice OF granting OF Letters es1a-
mentAry upon the estate OF tine dereuseu,
with the dH'e OF granting thereof. by
causing advertisement 10 be posted within
forty days from the date OF such letters in
six of ttr most iubllc places OF the county
oil New astlr requiring all persons having
same or abide by an act OF Assembly III such
cast mudU aud pow led; and also cause tho
sane to he inacr;e ell within the same period,
in the ID My ltEP tnlICAN, n newspaper pub
Ishci In Wilmington, Vel, Hnd To 10 ConGin-
ncd therein three weeks =. o. d.
, Given under tue maud aud seal of
:. -. office vi the ltrg strr hioreaaid Al
- WILMINGTON, IN New Castle County
aforesaid the duy ana year nbovu written
j. WILKINS GOOGH. lteglster.
MOI lCE-Nutiee IL hereby given thuI let
tyrs TcHHmcntarY wee i'll due form Of law
granted unto the uudereignel.= on the lith
duy OF May A. D., lsI5, aud that all per-
suIis having CLAIMS against thN estate of the
druens Il luus' present the same. ANY attest.
ed, to tho said ENecutrIE. ON or before the
i'm day ur MAY, lali, or ahle the Act
oil Assembly In such cast made aud provided
LANEAiA y NICHOLSON.
yXecHtria,
Aadrcss-R c. Fratm. Esl,. Wilmington.
Del, ml4
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
= :
WHILE Isegi.tnr of WIN.

Acting Governor Watson has announced
that he will appoint Charles J. HARRINGTON
OF Farinington Register OF Wills for Kent
county, and William h Causey LEICESTER
OF Wills for Sussex county. Inc present
Register of Wills of Kent will retire on
April s. 1886 and the Register OF Sussex
OIL July27 of the same year. The acting
governor makes the announcement OF
these appointments at thls early date in
order to save others who might ba appll.
eants froin useless hopes and efforts.
As the chief executive ls already nam.
Ing the successful applicants for the ON
ees In Kent and Sussex he might name IA
few In New Castle county. the kvglst OF
Wills in DaIlipular
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
LOCAL QUOTATIONS.
superior Cnurt Matters.

This mornings session OF Superior
Court was devoid OF interest, there being
but three matters OF business before the
court.
In the case OF John w. Burris d. b. a..
vs.. q. II. Barrett p. b. T.. counsel agreed to
discharge the jury empanelled and allow
the court to try the case under an act Of
1855. which reads that In oil civil cases
where matters Of fuct are al issue il the
parties agree such matters OF fact shall be
tried by tho court and Judgment rendered
upon their decision"
a jury was drawn to try the case OF
Jesse Il. Talley vs.. the City Building and
Loan Association now defuncl. The suit
Is TO recover S47O lost IN the exchanging
OF mortgage for loan association stock
which failed to negotiate. Lilburne
Chandler appeared for the plaintiff aud
John II. Rodney for the defendant
Upon the application Of Henry Clonrad,
Horace Greedy knowles wac admitted to
practice IN Superior Court.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
se,noihinxYou ,InyNesd

10. day Is a good pair of shoes, something
that Will combine looks with wear AMI not
cost much money. That's Just tho kind
Of shoes we keep well made, good shape
and the smallest prices. Another great
novelty about our shoa5 Ia tho fact that
they are not reduced n price; they don't
have to be, because our regular prices are
lower than the reduced price Of any foot
wear In the city, II you need shoes this
evening not tho cheap trashy kind but
good honest fOot-wear tune II louit al our
stock. ,Forulan's M. ~ Las ith street be
Market ana King.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
CITY IInII nnis.

The wood work Of the Interior CT the
city hall 10 being painted.
Michael Kennedy while walking along
Front street near King this morning fell
and his head was badly mashed by com
ing against the curb stone. lie was re-
moved to the city hall. where DIR. Hughes
dressed the wound
Another prisoner received at the city
hall to-day was nh old man named Biz.
zard. lie has been at Farnhutst for some
time. A long knife ana a home made
black jack were found In his possession.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14

DEATHS.
PfLE-Oh May 10, Margaret Pyle. aged s5
ye ars.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vitcd 10 attend her tuueru on Thursday
morning, May IL. at 10 o'clock. from the resi-
dehee OF her son, owen Il. Pyle, near John
sou Corner. delaware Co., Pa. lntorment
~ Siionm NJ. Il. Cemetery aud services ut
the church.
PATToN-Foil asleep In Jesus. on May II.
1870, John Pattoa.
helul ives and friends. also Jefferson Lodge
No !. y. %. IL. are invited to attoud Tho
funeral on Tuesday afternoon. from tho
residence OF his soI-in-itw. James A, StIlley
No. st Anchorage street. Services ~ Cal
vary L. II. Church. corner OF Third aud
Washington streets at = O'Clock D. III. ln-
termeut al Hiverview Cemetery
CONN hM AY-On May ~. 1875, Mary NJ
Gonnaway, age II years.
Relatives aud friends arG invited to attend
her iuncra! services ut her late residence.
5Js L. Third street, on Wednesday afternoon
ut : O'Clock. lntcrmcnt at livelyiew eiue-
terry.
HooPLR-on May 10th. 1896. Martina D.
wife ul Chus. Hooper, and mother OF Isaac
". Howhl d. aged 3! years montbs aud u
DAYS.
Kelat yes aud friends are Invited to attend
the itnernl on Tuesday afternoon ut o'clock
services NJ y U. hurch. Frouch street above
lslshth' lntcFmont ~ st, Peter 3 Cemetery
A Rest .
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
SPECIAL MENTION.
Cnppinganr !ssc ~ :, lHJ Y. Seaondig

CnppinganG !ssc"rl,. lnJ y. secondiY
NJ. +. Davis. Jeweisr. Q E. end 81
Cupplng & &iseot.in9. PArloer.5J3 Mtlls)a
American Laundry. Coz Wost Front St
Slmms' Liver Pills quick in curing
headache. splendid liver 5tlmulant; best
ever made; thousauds say so. 105 King
street.
Tho healthy, wealthy and wise all usa
DIR. SiInms' White Pulmonlc Balsatn,
when troubled with coughs, sore throut.
lung Diseases, &c, 500 and Vi. Depot 6Oj
King street
Dr. Simms White Pulmonlo Bnlsam, tho
positive cure In sore throat and lung dis
eases coughs, hOarseness. Group, blood
splitting. DC. Sold by regular druggists
only and at 0O5 King street at 50 ue1f5tGld
g,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
The IIny ErOp,

G. q. Bnttin Of Christiana hundred,
who 10 an observant man. says We have
had sufficient rain to assure good hay
crop. lie gays he has never seen the grass
and hay crop come forward mora rapidly,
and there il Il good prospect of the far
NOR being rewarded with fair harvest.
Wheat and rye lie says ara already begin
ming TO lodge. so the growth of straw
VIII be heavy, ami that article Is aim osb
as important Hs the grain. Our liverymsn
as well as the farmers are all pleased to
hear that the hay and straw will bo so
plentiful as to be obtained at reasonable
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
TeI IinYcIl Il,c sInIne

The committee having tho Garfield
Monument In charge and representatives
of the q. A. J.. posts Of the city hold IL
conference yesterday afternoon and Ide.
cided to unyeil the statue on Memorial
Day. Ihe committee appointed TO have
charge OF the unVaillng is composed OF
and Preston Lea of the Ulliz4ns' Com.
nlttee; James Tyre Will represent City
Council; Samuel Chambers tie street and
bewer Department, r, D AyaIs the q. 4.
Il, and Garrett j. Hart tho militia,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
A d.ront snNInr.

John Moody OF New Castle has present.
ed US with sample bottle OF diamond
Drip syrup which he manufactured by
the family process, for which he is the
agent The syrupls il,st rate article
anu can be made at hail he cost Of what
II ceets III the grocery stores 1t tic
dolight OF the housekeeper In preserving
fruits,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
PoIIcn o.n,nis..nl,er..

The police commissioners last night
dismissed complaints agnLt st latrolmen
Hutton, Gum and PUimer. and In the
Case Of Onicar Ia. Massey cnnsured htin.
The CITY Hall was ordered to Ue repaired.
A communication from tho jessup n
Moore Paper Company asking that fire
alarm hoX be located at or near the mills
OIL Marsh laue was received and referred
TO tue proper committee he reports Of
The house sergRants and captalus SerJ re-
eelyeQ and accented,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
Tnc l,ocl,rl nook FonnN.

A pookotbook containing 81 200 in checks
and promissory notes, which WAS stole l.
from Moore brothers store at Lelpsic.
Del. last week was found floating IN the
delaware River by captain Joseph Bate
man OH Sunday. Captain Bateman cor
responded with the owner, who went to
Brldselon last night and received 1t. The
pupers wer5 unharmed. Six hundred
dollars In bank notes had been tU ken out
OF the pocket book.
Eguene Maeheret has been arrested In
Philadelphia OIL the charge and severa
hundred dollars worth OF stolen good s
havs teen recovered. Part of the money
1t Is stated was found In his possession.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
I.nsI Tonr ID Lhe sen.nn IN pcnnn. II. II

a trip TO Washington, D. O.. under any
circumstances cannot but prove Interest.
Ing and Instructive, but when made
under the Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pnny's perfect personally. conducted tour.
ist system the trip is AL ideal one In every
particular.
The last tour OF this seasons series
leaves New York and Philadelphia on NAV
23rd.
-, Tho rates. including accomm odations at
MashlhRton's best hotels arc Sl3 50 from
New York and Sll.50 from phladelphla:
proportionate rates from other points.
Detailed itinerary will be sent on nnnIi.
cation to Tourist Agent. 1896 Broadway,
New York. or Room All, Broad Street
Station, Philadelphia
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
RniIrond Matters.

One Pullman car was shipped to Jersey
City today.
Conductor E. l.. Muddux and brakeman
J. 4, Downs arc running In the place OF
conductor Layileld and brakeman Hoss.
on the Delaware Dlyisou during their all.
eence.
Conductor s4nyiield accompanied by
Mrs. LaNiield Ia attending the National
Convention OF y II Z at Atlanta. Ga.
Brakeman Fred A. Ross and Mira. Ross
left last evening for GalesbnrR. Ill , where
the National Convention OF tho b. Il, 1, Z,
will Le held.
Mr. Ross rapreaents ,odue No. 193
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
An Index of Business.

The figures showing the exports OF cot.
ton In April, 1894. aud April 1895, seem to
explain the recent rise in the price OF that
article and to susgest-what is known
from other souroes-that better times
have sol In for the Old Word as the New.
The exports Of cotton in the month just
ended were 266. 762, l65 pounds, worth $40.
0S4, 100, against l52, 95B. 472 pounds worth
sll,6l2. Ss3. in April, 1894. England took
l23 1888 939 pounds. against 70,7l0. $50
pounds Ia the same period last year.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
Iinrris, i,lrr,n.

Tho W. Fl. Harris circus will give It's
closing performance in this city tonight.
Tie attruc ion Ia u first class ono the ring
performance and bur and trapcle acting
being as good as any ever seen In this
city, Ihere are funny clowns aud iu fact
svery thing thut comprises hrst class
show. The admission Zee Is but 10 cents,
with reserved III ats ~ cents extra WITH
such low "a Gs OF admission the slliw
should De largely attended tO,nlght,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
Tllr Mcnr,,o,.

Tomorrow promises to be from
cloudy to clearing and rather cooler, pre-.
eeued by rain on tho c0asts and frosts In
aud near tho lake region, with southwest
to northwest winds, followed by olsuelhg,
and possibly by frosts. III the upper Belh.
ware and Hudson valleys; and thursday
warmer. fllC weather
THE Temperature.
The Thermometer at th5 REpuBG GIOAS
olllce to-day:
O'clock. ~ O'Clock. O'Clock.
53 81 ~
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
y,.i, o,,r City,

s T. Schultz, who has besn employed
In Albany. n. v, decorating ceilings for
our city this morning and passed the day
In visiting his friends. He will 30 to
Philadelphia this evening to do some
decorations for Moore, White and Co. at
Fifteenth street and Lstigh avenue. Mr..
s Ia superior decorator and hls work
Invariably eliclts words of praise.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
snenEerhnnh { ,nncrrl nnd linIl.

The Delaware SaenEerbuups eOIc cert
pnd ball In German Hall last Night was
I4rgoly attended AMI the concert which
preceded the dancing was one OF the
best ever given IN tus city. 1 lao grand
march was led b5' MIR. and Mrs Eugene
psnvor and they were fullowoi by ABOUT
sixty couples. Supper was served at mid
DirIt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
i1ItnFiIIA

We lonrn from tho Argus thai Professor
webster et this u,tS has u we'll CrgUuizad
Glass in dancing at Harrington. eompTis.
ing about 40 pupils aud tnair sutc,ss "a
tHbilshes the ia1t hat the Irulessor un.
nerstanis tenehlng the art OF tupniug tho
Iight fantastic. etc on Tuesday and
Friday evenings their Fraction and class
nights they cntoftein quite a iurgu crowd
IL front of fhe Argus UlInre
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
Nher, wa. The o,ncer.

John Reed was arrested yesterday for
begging on the street He was credited
to Officer Mari but as the latter did not
appear In the Municipal Court thIs morn
ing the man was discharged.
Olllcer sherry chatged Neal Patton with
being drunk and d!surderly at the r., w.
" Is. depot, lie was lined 50 and costs
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
kINfI. Unn,f

The colored voters Of the Sixth ward are
requehted to meet at the National Hail, ON
ana Walnut streets. on Thursday even.
ing, 10th, at $ O'Clock. Special Invitation
TO all coloIed voters OF tie city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
Inn scr Ihr .iura

Astronomer Charles Ewing Gays that
every star In the h"apen7 WI be in sight
to night at O'clock. Mercury can he
seen carly in Tho evening. Jupiter and
Venus in conjunction with Saturn ard
Uranus Will be seen close together. II is
sometling that has never happened before
50 Professor living says that II should be
Visible all at once.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
A Lnnd of pnIatuc.
Robert podd of Rehohoth cent a >

Robert Dodd of Rehoboth sent smnll
schooner loaded with 500 bushels OF pota.
cargo Is being discharged to-day Mt the
wharf of tie Mccullough Iron Company.
Nrs Dodd is au able farmer, and raised
large crops. lie should have sent his
potatoes hero a few weeks earlier as then
he would nave received nearly double the
price that thsy ara now selling for.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14

".1lore Up .Er0ul,
z'Ieu&e, " Is tie c1y 1T /he
C0llr<~c<OJ on u cl'ulctlca
street Eur,
SAgE HAVE ! EEN TEMP.
w ted 10 use the same ex.
preston, with tho slight varia.
ton Of "Nulk right back,
please or "AIcn's pants to
your right "Childron's Suits.
all the way back" to the crowd
oil customers that came to our
store Saturday to get their
sprng outfit Of our well made
Clothing.
v eve been busy, in fact
it seems as though we're
doing the bulk of tho Clothing
business in towl.
Why shouldn't we? Our
styles are the correct o,tes and
all that is new and desirable in
cloth and weayes we have.
Prices are low. Your money
back ii You tIIi4k you can do
better.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
Delaware Ramilles In Want.

Among tho sufferers Of Nebraska are
five families. the heads of which are
former Dolawareans. Their crops have
failed them. thus cutting Off their only
means Of livelihood. A letter to this eff.
feet has been received here, and donations
OF provlstGns. clothing and money loft at
this Office viii renoh the suffarera.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
Irnl,n nn A.ln.

As the delivery wagon OF Wm.B Sharpe
Co. WAS passing Third and jackson
streets. about H. 20 to-day, tine front axle
was broken off, letting the wagon down In
the street. Fortunately the horses were
walking at tho time and were stopped
without further damage,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
.MtLnlnnIn IN. nnn... nI n.u,.

The quarterly Je3ur.s OF tie cuptaias Of
police show That thsr' hre tHsutg houses
oI II! Iains. slA assgnatiuH huu5es and
tW eEtl housG- whelc disorder Is .nTIiud
OIL III this City
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
SnIp nj IIorses.

There will be a sale OF high bred Ken
lucky aodIndiana horses including NUN.
her of trutters PAGERS, carriage and team
hursSs. at tho West End Cub stables,
Eleventh and West streets. 10 morrow
credit. or 2Is por cent. discount for caph
Will lie the terma stidhum anu Son viii
be the auctioneefs.