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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

OCEAN GRovE, N, j.. Aug % - Tho us.
ands upon thousands ure in attend Ince
here ut the present writing. Tho camp
meeting has beun In progress ! days and
Groat Interest Is manifested In the moet-
ings where the very bpst talent has been
engaged by DIR. Stokes to address, the PEG.
pie. AZ early as 5 45 this morning. luTge
numbers iliied the tabernacle to attend
conservation service Many gave lestt-
mony Of their desire to be more uonse.
Grated Ia tho future
The Rev. II. }. Andrews was II .arge.
who has conducted tAoae services for
twenty years.
DIR, Stokes conducts fifteen minntes
family devotion service lii the Auditorium
from Q. 40 10 O'clock, p M
The holiness anu young peoples meet,
ing occupy the hour from to 10 u. m
Tue Helping Hand services conducted by
Rev. William Franklin tlke place at the
same hour.
The sermon this morning was preached
In the Auditorium by Rev d. II. Moors.
d. D.. OF Cincinnati. lie took his text
flo II lat Timothy l'l5i This is n faithful
saying and worthy OF all acce ptution thnt
Christ Jesus came Into the world to save
sinners"
Drs. Murshall and Daniels will be the
speakers at the holiness meeting. At no
young peoples meeting ncufiy 200 persons
alGnltled their desire to lead Christian
life aud asked for PRAYER.
Al tho chiidfeH's meeting already thirty.
six children have pr0ssssad conversion.
Shouting Lizzie Smith conducted Il meet.
Ing this afternoon.
Rev. ]. Hoffman preached the afternoon
sermon.
In the evening Evangelist b. W. Potte,
OF Chicago preached.
Prof. Sweeney and his choir give a half
hour song service before each service.
Owing TO llnGss tho Rev Russell H.
Council, OF Philadelphia viii preach Tie
sermon next Camp sunday" afternoon
Friday the Rev. lr. L. T. Loissner, Of
Philadelphia, will occupy the Auditorium
pulpit. Rev j. ]. Dean, oil Now oIk, II
the afternoon and Rev A, B. Wiison. q
New York, in the evening Tho OBaan
Grove people seem never to tlre OF 20
Ing to meetings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23
CAMP TO BREAK.
The Naval Reserves Will Leave
Augustine Pier To-
morrow.
ONLY ONE MAN IN IRONS
Over 1000 Persons view shs Drills an the
Delaware River-Great Hall Held
Last Evening,

AUGUSTINE PIER, Aug. 23.-Among tho
Naval deserves there Is none who has in.
terosted the people more deeply than
Captain Wilson OF the st. Louis. The
jovlal Captain has been naval man for
over thirty years and can tell interesting
stories concerning the time he served with
Farragut after whom the camp has been
called.
Yesterday was farmers day. aud from q
o'clock In the morning until 5 O'clock in
the afternoon the tillers OF the coil and
their wives. mothers. dnughters and
sweethoarts kept arriving on the grounds.
On cool calculation 1t was estimated
that there ware at least 1000 psrsons ut
Augustine Pier todEy.
1t mattered not what way your eyes
turned the people were coming. either In
tho handsome double seated carriage or
the dearborn or hay wagon. People from
Newark, New Castle. Dover Cecllton.
Earlevllle and Mlddletown were present
In good numbers.
Ensign William Allen took squad to
the New Jersey shore nnd took tho sound
ings aud location along the river front
opposite Fort Delaware for about q mile.
The people were more than pleased at
the infantry and boat drills But the sis
nal drill caused the people to applaud
time after time Each signal as IL would
be interpreted was quickly acted upon.
During The day the reserves were photo-
graphed on Fort Delaware.
The camp will break to. morrow. The
PHILADELPHIA battalion will return on the
Richard Stockton and the Pittsburg boys
will have five miles march to Delaware
!, City before they take a special train Tor
the smoky city. Everything has passed
OFF quietly during the camp and only one
Intoxicated Reserve who resisted arresi
was placed in irons. He had the pleasure
Of being In thnt unenviable position for q
day.
With the RECEPTION of few cases OF sun
burn and dysentery. the jolly young to re
have had good health. Last night the
large dancing pavilion was orowed. Here
cou Id be seen dashing young corporal
with Middletown girl, whllethere would
go an attactive New Castle maideu in q
two step" with handsome Phtiade lphia
youth. Even thu newspaper reporters
were on the floor AMI swung corners. The
dancing was continued until nearly two
O'clock this m morning.
Augustine Pier is about the best patro
nized river resort Inc best Of order pr o
walls at all times, the hotel and grounds
have been improved and the bathing 10
just as grand as at some OF the high toned
places.
The Gam brothers feel elated over the
success OF the season and next year will
run side wheeler from Wilmington tc
the Pier.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

Manufacturers OF Wilmington apprs-
ciate the convenience OF having resident
chemist, Dr. Frank Smith, Fifth and King
streets.
The copper work now being put on the
Snellenberg building Is eaid to cost $3.50.
Coopers are wanted by p. l. DsstiaE.
Seventeenth and Passyunk avenue, Phila.
delphia,to make round hoop flour barrels
The Grand United Order Of Odd Fellows
are making great preparations for their
street parade and reception at Turner
Hall, Eighth and French streets. on Thurs
day. Aug. Goth. In honor of the 10Th an.
nual meeting OF District Grand Lodge
No. 8. Of Delaware.
Complaint has been made Of boys throw
ing stones nt street lamps.
The Fame Hose Fire Company has or
dered five hundred feet OF new hose.
Ten members were last night Initiated
by Cyrue Temple No. 8, Ladies' Of tho
Golden Eagle.
General Hart has issued an order direct-
Ing all military com pantes In the State TO
resume drills after Sept l.
The journeymen brlcklayers held .
meeting In United Labor League hall last
night and discussed the proposition to
bring about All undeltt hiding between
the bosses and men. Tde matter was
discussed In its various Learlngs. but no
conclusion was reached
The Delaware Mills. generally known as
the pulp works. have been closed until
September for repairs.
The Grand Enoam pment of Delaware.
L. o. o. f., will meet in this city on oc.o.
Der Is and the Grand Lodge on October ID.
The congregation of Calvary Mission on
Market street near 18th. complain OF he.
ing annoyed by unknown persons while
services are being held.
The Delaware Field Club will hold Its
annual fall tonDis tournament next month
Play will begin on Sept. 4. The t. urna.
ment will be open to all residents OF Dels
aware and many players from other parts
OF the state will enter for tho champion.
ship.
The finder OF gold pin set with dla-
monds can learn where no may get q suit.
able reward by calling at this Office.
The Morning News says tie Brandy.
wine Park Is infested with wild pushes.
Tbs reporter ought to know whereof he
writes.
Mr., ]. Edward Addicks raised HE new
flag pole made for his Claymont residence
by Enoch Moore q Son on Thursday.
Why would IL not DO Just as becoming
for a woman to ride horse man fashion
as 1t lie for them to ride bicycleS
Mr.. L. J. Jones advertses for lost Ger.
tlfoates of stock which no has lost.
James Bowen. Chester contractor fell
from u scalfold at the Pennsylvania MILL
| tary Academy on Thursday and broke
three ribs. His Injuries 40 coaeidered
dangerous.
Two empty freight cars on the W. 4 N.
Railroad jun ped the track az kentmere
junction last night. One rolled down tho
embankment and the work of raising It
prevented travel on the road about four
hours. No one was Injured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23
FIFTH EDITION.


LEwEs. Dell, August 20, The steamer
Havana having on board largo party
OF fishermen including the Uncle Low
Fishing Club Of Wilmington passed The
cape this morning on the return trlRt
Fish had not been running very we'll dur
the night and the result was that few
were caught.
The Wilmington party In particular
was O sad one and since leaving the bank9
the fishermen have been making the lifS
OF Thomas milford. OF the Evening Jour
nal, more miserable than 1t already 10 by
their stories Of bitter disappointment
Tom himself is sadly disappointed. he
having taken along with him 5000 feet Of
line To use In the event Of catching one
OF the largest members OF tile hnny tribe
and having to drag him home.
His dlpeys numbered four and ~
the aggregate weigh six pounds. b o -
this abu ndanoe OF tackle he took with pim
a peck OF bait And yet solue OF his
friends tried TO cheer him but Tom couI'
not be comf0rtsd. 20
He knew fish could not be boughJ :,
Wilmington after o'clock on Eridayt4s
that realization made him even nj m.
dowuhearted.
But Tom was not the only dlsgusvf y
man aboard the boat. There were dozeS
OF otheTe and from them something wi
be learned upon their arrival home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

The New Castle County Grange had 4
big time at BIandywine Springs yester-
day. 1t was the regular picnic of the
grange and farmers numbering nearly
500 from all over the county were present.
The opening address wns by E. II. Mes.
sick, master OF tho State Grange. and wds
a practical talk OH farm culture. John
c, Higgins. j. Newlin Gawthrop and Miss
Margaret Eastburn were the other speak.
ers and their respective talks were OF
great Interest to tho tillers OF the soil. In
addition to the speechmaEuR there was
music by the Ferris Industrial school
bind and several members o. the down
state Oranges.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23
Reduced Rates 10 Bo,ton, Mass.

From August 90 to 20 Inclusive. tho
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will sell
excursion tickets to Boston, Mass. going
and returning by the same route, at a
single fare for the round trip, account
Twenty sixth Triennlal Conclave of the
Knights Iemplar. to be held In Boston,
August 20 TO so. The tickets will be good
to return leaving Boston not later than
September 10, and must be used TO destl,
nation on Pennsylvania Railroad not later
than midnight OF September II.
Excursion tickets good going via one
route and returning via another. will be
sold on the same dates at a slight advance
over the ono fare ratio for tho round trip
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

Tho Breakfast Association bei9 lis
meeting last night Reports from the
eeveral com mltteea wate very gratifying
The attot dance Tor tho month was over
1000. Sixteen professcd cuaYuisIuns WIRE
REL orted ior the month.
1t Ia desired TO greatly enlarge and ex.
tend the city mission WORK daring the
coming winter, An effort VIII be made
TO interest the churches und Young
peoples societies OF the ctty. Iue charter
list ID open NOW Tor members and will 10
hsld open unill October |. al ii Ior active
anu contributing m1lubersAip.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

On Tuesday afternoon Mary. Saraoskl
broke the handle OF a broom on jane KNuf.
name arm. The ceusa oil the trouble Yves
that the children OF both women were
Fersohe was the Interpreter and handled
the case with the style OF a leading lawyer
jeremiah Kaufman saw the assault Mafy
Eahey saw Mrs. Sarcoski bang Mrs.
kaufman with the bald headed end OF the
broom.
present and tho case was continued until
Monday morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

The Police Commission last night heard
charges against several officers. Policemen
L ne and Lorlgan were charged with ne.
glect of duty ant the former was fined
Two and the latter one days pat. Officere
Mari and Aiken, who are charged with
being late In reporting, will i've the
charges investigated at the next NEE
inu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

CoU RTNEi On Aug. 22rd. 1895. Mary Ella
Courtney, aged months, infant daughter
OF Clayton and Arts Adalad Courtney.
Rel Htves and friends are invited to att eud
the funeral from the parents iesidenco 2lbH
walnut street. Saturday, .ath inst, at =
O'clock p. IN.
Dearest darling thou hast left us
Your sweet face wei see no more
We are here ION earth 10 scT arate.
hut We'll not be on the other shore.
MOTHER.
JosEPH-on Aug. 2ard. 1895. Noah Joseph.
in his 18th year.
Relatives and friends of the family. and
smy the Post No. j. G. =, Il. are invited to Mt
tend the funeral. from his late resldence.No
lIl3 A street. South Wilmington. at . O'Clock,
ON sunday. increment at Riyerview Gem e.
terry.
WOUDS-in Port Rich mond, Phtla.. on Aug
81, 1895, Jumts X. Woods. aged 10 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
his funeral from the residence If his brother
in-law. VIM. Murphy, 1910 Delaware avenue
w lin inRton, on Saturday. Aug. ~, TT $50 ..
IN. Interment at MI. Salem cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

The condition of Frederick Klund Of
No. 8l3 East Fourth street. who was
struck by p, W. q b. Railroad train at
Seventh street a few days ago, is not
so alarming. DIR. Draper believed that
his patient was internally injured but no
all Indications have disappeared. Mr.
klund. however,, is still suffering from
the shock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

- Now is the time you will need wood.
You Will get satisfaction AMI your
money's worth by ordering II from H.
and grain, yard lOb BIaryian avenue.
Ollige 7th and King streets Phone 5i5,
s-S Large Pea Coal for family uss.
C6,Larga loud Uf wood for 81 30. Now
is the time to order your winters supply
OF cOaL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

Altos and Louis Newwirth, Bernard
Feldman aud Max Isen5erg. four young
men, left New York CITY on Wednesday to
walk around the world on a wager. II
they accomplish the feat In two ears
they will each receive $4,000 from the New
York Daily News. They left New York on
Wednesday and arrived here ut l2.40 to.
day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

Where they play today.
Louisville at Philadelphia. (Two games.)
Washington ut Baltimore.
Dover. August 90. Tho Hamilton A. A.
oame Into the Dover camp today and Lost
the game by the score Of IS to s. Radcli ffa
was In the box and struck out ~ men d
cost of hits He received good supper +.
and hadit not been for few errors 1t
would have been almost u complete white
run. Score
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

National League.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Il Gin.
cinnati, s. At Observation-Disclosures, Q;
Chicago, 8. AT Washington-Clovelan
Z; Washington, l. At New York-New
York, 8; St. Louis, O. At Brooklyn
Brooklyn, 8; Pittsburg, o. At Boston
Boston, 8; Louisville,5 8.
Kastern LeaGus.
At Buffalo-Buffalo, II; Rochester, 6.
AT Providenoe-Provlde II; Seran-
ton. s. At ingaeld-Spriagfeid, 10;
Wilkesbarre, 8. At Syracuse-Syracuse,
2; Toronto, o.
PsnnsyIvania State League.
At Readlng-Lancaster, 10; Reading, q
At Carbondale-Carbond IL; Halle
ton T.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

There was quite number Of Whining.
Con ans In Chester yesterday, Sever |
wen tfere eSpeotlug 10 20 TO Gordon
Heights on the Hailuw Zen CIuu sxuur,
sion, but they were disappointed to icarn
that the excursion wound not 90 until
next Tuesday. Tho ~ there Included
Allrei CRtEcart. DOlpn Edwards. Henry
Nerkheiser, Clarence Pylb l.. r. Clayton,
Leonard Mayne and John w. Davies,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

The semt.annual inspection OF the Fire
Department will be made on MONDAY and
Wednesday evenings OF next week by the
Fire Com mitlee OF City Council aooo m
panied by the other members Of Coun ell
and newspaper men. They will leave the
council chamber promptly at z 45
O'Clock,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

Sheriff Glllis this morning on judy.
ment OF $3.50 entered by james Mcintyre
Of Philadelphia. seized the stock of
electrical goods of the Electric eonstruo-
ton and Supply Company. Sixth above
Shipleg street, and Will sell the stock on
September.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

Thomas Deakyne and Percy Darlington
have purchased the stable and stock OF
Kyle brothers ut No. 2l5 W. 10th street
and will hereaf, or carry on the business
Messrs Deakyne and Darlington are
prominent young men and success In
their new business is assured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

CHESTER August ga number OF
ministers from Chester, Wilmington,
Media and Philadelphia have associated
themselves together for the purpose Of
buying thirty acre tract OF woodland at
Boothwyn for the purpose of starting a
camp meeting grounds easier Of access
I han Chester Heights.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

Knrrs Clover Root. tho great bIoo
purifier, glyes freshness aud clsarna,J
to tho Complexion AMI cura5 ,t0l4..
patton, 2jcts., 5lct1., slOO.
.soi1 - N. u. DaItD tn. Dr1FgIBt. L.
Col. setuud und Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23
QUOTATIONS.
Rcported by
HEALD 81 COMPANY,
ltuulxer- uud YrOk ora.

Seventh and Market Streets
fnvostmont aud securities yielding
from tot por cent
orders for the purchase and sale of
stUcka and Bondson Con;nisslon execut-
ed ut all the Stock erchanKss
Private telegraph wires to New York,
Philadelphia. Boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts and Lettors Of Credit u
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23
Hal 1LmON,
INNINGS.
Hamilton. 0 0 II 0 0 2-5
Dover....... 0 0 o 4 5 o / x-l5

hamilton. ! 0 2-5
Earned runs-Dover. 4; Hamilton. /.
Two hase hlts-Swseney. Radcliffe. Hig-
gina, Zenrfoss Struck out-BY Conner,
8; Radcliffe. 12. Double plays-Higgins
to w. Richardson. Bonner 10 Green 10 An.
derson. Base on balls-Off Conner. s;
off Radcliffe, z. Umplre-Whorton, Uni.
Vereity of Pennsylvania.
The RocGfords play the strong team
from Smyrna, Del. ut the Union street
grounds tomorrow afternoon. Game
called at o'clock. The Smyrna team ls
composed Of good players. This Ia their
1rst appearance in this city. The Rock.
ford has signed new player, Myers. He
will play right field. Batting order fol.
lows:
ROCKFORD. SMYRNA.
Phillips. c Messenger. II.
Hlnkie or Eeggs, 3b Mcconnell ST..
Colny. 2b Mcguire. 2b.
Myers. RI Cummings lib,
Buckley CT Heps, D.
Mechanical, Id Harvey. 50.
Kenny. p Wilt, Q.
McClaiferty, So Lassell. RI.
Chappell. II Wntterson, Of
Negotiations are now pending to piay
the third game OF the G. A. C-RooRford
series at the Union streets grounds, Sat
tuiday, Augusta.
The Cuban Giants again defeated Attain
Ito CITY Yesterday.
And dom Phillies" won't another step
up the ladder.
And Salem banged Cape May by the ecore
OF Is to 5.
Cleveland still keeps one point ohcad of
Baltimore.
And Manayunk will play at New Castle
tom orrow,
There should he full attendance ut the
game between Smyrna and Rockford at
the Union street grounds.
II is unjust to Leach to use ineinuatlons
which are ungrounded.
Tbs Pixon club OF Red Lion will play
the Eikton tomorrow. Lo vers OF good
ball sh ouid attend,
NEWARK. August 22.-AlR. EDIToR En-.
closed lind 10 votes for Mcgrea. OF the
Senators, and II he does not eat ever y.
thing that comes in left field lie will not
IeceiYe any favors from Newark. He 10
player from PlaysrsvIlle
ONE WHO SAW HIM Play
The Melrose club defeated the Orange
Jrs. by the score OF ~ to Z. The features
were the catching Of Preston OF tho Mel.
rose, and the fielding OF Taylor for the
Orange Jra,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

fha sunday afternoon meetings OF the
Young Men's Christian Association will 10
begun sometllne next month. General
Secretary Lang Is arranging to have a
number OF prominent men us speakers,
~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

Superintendent Barnard of the p, W.
IL b. Railroad Company and party In a
special car went down the road on an in
spectlon trip thls morning. They will
return tonight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23
Wanted xpsriencs salesladlss-Apply
this evoniug OF The Empire store.
NO CARRYING OVER.
Goods must be sold the season bou ght
THE EMPIRE
OF WILMI M GTO N.
209 Market street.

Tomorrow. Saturday. Aug. oath. ends
our Summer Clearance Sale. The balance
OF our present stock will be offered at
nearly one half tha, the goods were man.
contradict precedent are oommo on In this
business. Jnst 50 has been the cyclone OF
selling this 50 MINER
1t Will Terminate tomorrow Saturday
with Increasing Force.
REMNANTS--RESINAN
We are making IN all remaining summer
goods. positive slaughter.
Slaughter No. l-20O0 yards. embracing
tainb0o null, dotted
fancy crepons. fancy sat.
teene. fancy crepone iig-
ured Tussah SLIPS, sold-at
100. l5o and 200 yard
Saturdays price $40 yd..
6lauR hter No. 2-Heavy twllled crash, Is
inches wide washed be-
fore woven. ready for use
will not lint. wonderful
60 .ya!ue-saturday's price
$40 I'd.
Slaughter No. 3-Figured Taffeta silk, rich
and lustroue, the superb
TOO taffeta silk at 400 yd.
Slaughter No. s--Ready made sheets
hem Inches WIDE made
OF the celebrated Glare.
mont Mills sheeting Slx90
kinds that our grand.
mother mado. hand torn
from the piece, will retain
their true shape when
washed 1907
Economy ls the Electric Road to Wealth.
It's true economy to visit this mighty
wind up clearing sale, the grand oppor-
tunity for occurring bargains.
Slaughter No. 5-Pure cambria corset
covers. some v front and
high neck. embroidery
trimmed. full Soc value at
24c.
Slaughter No. 6-Ladies' good muslin
drawers some tucked and
embroidered. others tuck.
ed and deep hem. staunch
SOC value at 24c.
slaughter No. 7-Good 10'4 heavy white.
tan and gray double
blankets. full value 81 at
SOC.
slauub,er No. s-one lot Of excellent
quality Mems derby hats,
good. durable 81. Sl.25
and 81. SO hats at $50.
Slauphter No. ga sheets OF good paper
and "a envelopes. packed
neatly in boxes at $40.
sIarrbter No 10-iOn dozen ladies' fast
black ribbed hose. some
seamless. II fade return
them ct 0tGo pr.
s,auoh,ar No 1l-One email lot OF Mems
NNs -''~' durable ironolad working
pants to close at 500.
Slauebter No. 1o-About 100 Wrappers the
end Of the seasons stock,
r--.. ..# fine percales. silver grays
etc., wrappers that cold
as high as $2-Saturday's
price 100.
From to 10 q. IN. and to p. m.-One
lot OF fine $50 waah boards at l2c.
From 8 TO 10 q. M Only. One lot OF
| loo -four sleeves at $40.
Front to 10 a. m. and to 4 p. m.-Mon
roo's liquid washing blue, SO value at 1Slc
| u bottle.
From 10 to II a. m.-50 bottles OF
| Greene's celebrated extract root beer az
| $40 bottle.
From II TO 12 q. m,-200 hat racks. with
| hooks, price 10c al &c each.
100 galvanized pals at ITO.
| 100 coal scuttles at l7o.
100 china cups and ssucere at 21aao each.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23
BASE BALL NEWS.

tThis column viii be devoted 10 Base Ball
news Al inews CONCERNING the clubs is re-
o. ,tfuily solicited. Address all conmuni-
cations to "Dase Ball Editor Republican
olce.l
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

In the ten pin bowling contest at Davar.
ian Park yesterday Rev. Father sylvester
won the first prize. a gold watch valued
at Sy5
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

or good quality and modern prices ls
making our store popular with eeonoml.
cai siioe buyers. By good quality we
mean simply shoes that wear we'll and
give good service for the money paid for
thom. say that about the right business
Idea. We sell shoes pretty cheap. but
there 10 point cd the down grade Of
quality when eeemlncly cheapnese be.
comes the highest kind OF prices; In the
long run we mean the paper and paste
shoes stuff. We don't believe II pays to
buy It and and we don't sell II II we know
1t. We would like to meet your shoe
wants. we can do it we'll ard Tor little
money. Formans No. 10 East 4th street
be-. ean Market and king,