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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-06

Asbury NJ. r. Church, Cor. 80 and Walnut
streets Rev. ]. u. Howard, d. D.. pastor
Communion and reception at Io,@ a., y,
jeci, '.rhe Gospel OF Christ
Epworth M. Il. Church. Tenth and Lombard
streets. .tev, L. W. Layheld, pastor. AT lOso
S sac service. Epworth LeaEue So 80
lect, Ascension and Its LetDoua.H
Elsmere NJ. t. Church. Rev. J. France. pas.
tor. Sunday school p. IN. and ut p. IN.
'Thildren's Day cxerciees by the Sabbath
school. Quarterly conference on Monday Mt
sp. IN.
Klngswood NJ. H. Church. 18th and Claymont
streets Row. Warren burr pastor. Commu-
nion service and reception of members, 1919
y. IN. SUNDAY school IN. frpise service
20 p n. Preaehings p. m. Llass meeting
Gam.
First NJ p, Church. Seventh street below
Walnut Rev. q. J. Smith pastor Preaching
1920 q. m. Sunday school 0 n. M, and p. m.
Shildie Gay services consisting Of ree'ia-
ing at O'Clock. An orchestra Will be pros
en-. cordial invitation to all with silver
Offering for missions.
Jones a. NJ. T.. Zion Church. 18th and
Oupont streets, Rev Townsend, pastor.
Preaching 1880 n. M by pastor. Sunday
p ana M The caprt In me pp. n 70 'po
by BRO. Kent.
ST. Peters a. U. Church, Second and Grant
Ave. Rev, H. II. Potts. pastor; Preaching at
8 OJ D m. George Bivcns. sunday School
p. m. Quarterly conferences at st. Peters.
Ezion N. F. Church. corner 9th and French
a IN by pastor. and 8 m by n. u. W aters and
communion. Sunday school p IN. Ep-
worth League . ~ p IN.
Haven VI. L. Church. srd and DUPONT
streets. Rev. J. r. Brinkley. pastor. Class
a IN Preaching 1880 a. M. and M. by
pastor sunday school $50 y. m, Sacrament
in the evening.
Bethel A.ME. church. Walnut street above
9th. Rev. N. ID. Temple, pastor. Preaching by
pastor 10 10 a IN. Communion Will be adj
mi lstercd; Sunday school sSV IN. p m
christian bhdeayor Preaching IN by
Mt. Joy NJ. L, Church. Townsend street
near b. j. H. Hartman. pastor. Glass meeting
ats a. IN. Preaching at 10 30 a. IN. aud 4s y IA
by tine pastor. Sunday school D III. Morn
Ing subject. Teach me to trust and obey"
Com munion at night
Peter Spencer's Mission. on the Causeway,
Rev. X salisbury pastor. Preaching 10 80 a
AS by tho rev. j. N Nicholas. Preaching
74apm.
Moore's A. NJ. E. Chapel. McDowellville
Rev. J; IL. Young. pastor. Preaching 10 80 a
IN by Rev. salisbury. 80 III by Sister ID.
Fitehet. Sunday school p IN. Preaching
SPIN.
shor,er's A. NJ. f. Chapel. East Wilmington
Rev. j. II; Young. pastor, At lO.45 a. IN.
preaching by the pastor. Sunday school at
$50 p m. Preaching y IN by Rev j. II. Lee.
Class on Wednesday and pr aver meeting on
Friday night Singing school Thursday
night
Brandywlne A. NJ. E. Mission. 18th and
Market streeta Rev. j. II. Young pastor.
Sunday school 80 p III Preaching at p m.
T. W. Jordan. Supt.
Mt. Zion A. U. NJ. P, Church. Louan street.
m and 7s ? N by the pastor. SUNDAY school
nt2pm. Prenching g. 80 m Ly Rev f. E.
| Williams. stewards rally all day. On Friday
will preach,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-06
mars ARR STILL ANXIOUS.


The disposition OF tho traders to-day
was TO do nothing and get through the
half holiday market.
1t wac noticeable however that the bears
are still anxious and this alone would acc
count for the generally strong tone.
Chicago Gas was an exception at the
start. breaking In epite OF denials oil the
Lincoln resignation.
The stock subsequently rallei however
after the first few moments there
was very little life In any part OF the
market.
Trade reports IRE more or less rose
cUlored and the aggregate bank clearings
have increased nearly so per cent indieR.
Ting a steady expansion Of trade.
The news about the iron trade is par
ticulurly gratifying.
At the same tlme the situation In foreign
exchange 10 cloud over the market.
Wall street is satisfied. it 10 true, that
the syndicate will continue to protect tho
treasury but with exchange at the gold
point, the hesitation OF the public 10 nat
ural and unavoidable.
IL, as may be the case. there is better
supply OF commercial bills before the
month ends. 1t would open the way for
renewed and decided bulllshness until
the exchange market relaxos.
However, the market is liable to con.
tlnue IN narrow state with the possibility
of reactions where the short interest is
sufficiently reduced.
In the late trading there was further
weakness in Chicago Gas, while Distillers
and Cattle Feeders was strong.
The bank statement was unlmportant.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-06

Mr.. George q. Shuster has returned to
klkton after spending pleasant week
with his mother, Mrs. Shuster, l6 W. 18th
street.
Mrs. McCleary. OF Philadelphia, has re.
turned homo after spending pleasant
1hirteenth street,
The members Of Elsmere NJ. L. Sunday
school will give llIeit children's day pro.
gram TOMORROW evening al I 10 .. IN. All
are Invited.
Philip J. Dwyer lie said to have earned
eS3. 600 at the Sheepshead Bay meetings.
Mr.. Conden. OF Chester. has removed 10
Holly Oak for the summer
Mrs. Susanna Payne is visiting her sistor
Mrs s. Ottey at ClaymOnt.
Arvlt Carey. uolored. Of Brldgeville, got
OIL Delaware tIan anu when asked Tor
rs fare Jumped of Of the truir. which
was running 10 M es an hour. iuJuring
himself severely.
Mrs. Harry W Bell OF Elklon Ia the
guest OF friends in this city,
Cards have been issued Tor the welding
OF Miss Viola Caldwell. of AliddletoRu, 10
Mr.. Oliver Mathews, OF Chestsrtown, Md,
on Wednesday, afternoon, july 10Th, ut . 50
O'Clock, The ceremony will take place in
ttho Aliddlotown Nj. L. Church.
Miss Nellie Arnold OF Baltimore and
AllEd ESblS llbItIihuil Oh W lilnllklOl uEe
visiting Mrs. Ii, L,ebelman. Dover.
Misc Mary Scarborough, Augustine, Ia
the guest Oh Mrs. Ro1ert Anderson, Sin,
gerly. Md.
VIII Calhoun Is visiting friends at
b dgeville, Del.
Only routine business was transacted
by the trustees of the Delaware State
College Tor Colored Students ut Dover yes.
tsrday
The Democratic CITY Committee will
meet on Monday evening.
} Thomas Clemau Wilmington and John
W. Pearson OF Prsrsons Corner Kent
county, have been granted u 10 Issue OF
pension.
Tho best ar cries make tie least waste
AMI are much more plensing 20 tho taste
10. groceries that cannot he boat
Go to AllmOn's. Eighth and Market street.
Miss Mary L, Runner. OF Germantown,
PI-, returned home last evening utter
speudlng u few weeks with her relatives
In this city
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-06
HOOPE2'S ANODiAE e S ;#' s:3::::


The press of tho Delawnrean at Dover
got oit OF gear and th3 edition was iinish-
Ell on the press oil the Index.
Miss Essle L!eberman is visiting rela-
tlyes at bower.
Preston Stout is visiting his parents near
Dover.
Mr.. Walter Keith of Dover is visiting
friends in our city.
Willard L. Davis and family Will spend
two months at Alre, Davis former home
in Maryland
Mira. John III. Johnson. of Oxford, Pa
Is visiting Mrs. Frank Watson, ISls West
Third street.
Several machlnists and blackeinlths have
been luld off by the Jackson aud Sharp
Com pany
The Rev james NJ. Williams died nj
burlington, N d.. on Thursday last He
was tho first principal OF the Wilmington
Conference Academy OF Dover.
Miss Helen Bowers. OF Fair Hill, Md. Ia
visiting frienns In our city.
Miss Anvilla Cropan. OF Ceclton, Md. ia
spanning a few days With her parent8 I'm
our city.
Mr.. HerDert Berry Inns returned home
after pleasant welt to his sister, Mrs,
Carrie White, Of Perryville. Nd.
Mlss Ethel Parvis, of Middletown. ia the
guest OF friends In this city. n1S
Miss May MaxweliIs the guest of New
Castle friends
Herman Naylor, of this city Is visiting
friends at Townsend.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-06
DARKNESS AT MIDDAY.
Then Came a DeiuRe of Rain which I.nsted
An nour-Reports OF the Storm.

An hour-Heports Of the Storm.
Darkness like that OF night settled upon
Wilmington yesterday afternoon 1t was
almost impossible to read In doors with.
out an artificial light and when the storm
had come and gone and the darkness was
no moro people drew long breath and
congratulated themselves that the strange
occurrence had resulted In nothing more
serious than n very heavy gu INNER thunder
shower. tornado or western cyclone
was the least that might have been expect.
cd from the appearance OF things.
All day the skies were dull and leaden,
and the air was heavy. A little before
noon ths character of the clouds changed
With the suedenness of the coming night.
From The northwest masses of clouds of
inky blackness had spread the mselvss In
moment over all the heavens. The
brighter light In the south shed lurid
glare over the whole scene, and people In
the street looked up in wonder and some
alarm while In many offices IL was found
necessary to light the gas In order to
go on with business.
The black clouds came nearer and stll
the light failed. Then flash OF lightning
lore the gloom apart and the thunder
clap which followed almost instan.
tHneoualy shook down a torrent of lain
that fairly hissed on the pavement he.
cause OF the vehemaHce with which it was
driven. In another moment the CUTTERS
and sewers were not large enough to hold
the Hoods that poured into them.
On streets whose decllvities nra ns steen
and as abrupt as those of Seventh
and Eighth streets. from Washing
ton to Monroe the wnter rushed mad.
ly down and spurted high into the air
against any obstruction which happened
to be In Its way.
For an hour the darkness and the heavy
rain continued without seeming to lose
Its energr, and then the skies frightened
Into dull mackerel color as quickly as
they Ind become black. Tho storm be
came more nearly that OF an ordinary
GUNNER shower. with intervals OF rain
and lightning and other intervals of
partially blue skies and sun. In the even.
Ing beautiful bow appeared In the east
err sky md tho atorm was over
The exact amount OF rain fall Is not
known by the Surveying Department, but
It wac tho heaviest That the bureau has
recorded during the present season.
The storm WIS hv no means local Re.
porta came from down state that numer.
Gus Hoods exist but no damage from light
Ing is reported Along tho p. W Il Il. and
Is. IL O. Rail- ODDS helcw the SusuuehanDa
bridge tho tracks were inundated at plnoes
which caused many trains to arrive here
much behind time
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-06
BOYER HELD FOa COURT.
Ne Admit. the Preparation Of abe Deed 10
ohief Doinn-

John O'Rousle was so we'll treated by
Judge Bell We terday mornirg that he
rot drunk again before he left the city and
Tell into the CLUTCHES OF officer Kelleher.
he will work thirty days at New Castle
unlefs he pays line OF IS and coets.
Janice Flanagan and Henry Lopez we're
placed in the s2 column, while Thomas
Mullen and Theodore Amnelius will be
obliged to nay 81 and costs for allowing
John BarieycoTn to get the best of their
bodiea
John Flansr. ooIored, had tho neIRhbor.
hood In an uproar last night when olflcer
Solomon vislt'd his home at 4l6 East
Eleventh street. He had loaded too heav.
iiy with fire cracker whlskey attempted
10 stab his son and otherwise acted dis.
orderly. He was registered at s5 and
Goats
William D, Lewis has gotten the Idea in.
30 hle head that he is half owner OF the
goods at the plaoe of business of John M.
Floyd. 500 Madison Rtreet. On July 4
be went there and &C cd dlsorderly. %
and costs was the fine Imposed and 10 de-
fault he will no to New C'atls and view
the fireworks through the prison bars on
his first night OF a month.
Welter Brown. colore and Gsorr Q
Eeyin were charged with mo laroenv OF a
box Of chew ng gum the r)perty tf Mary
r. Bell. No. s East Front street There
was no direct evidence In the case and
Z Judge Bail dismissed IL.
The parents Of both boys have done
everything in their mower to make them
good boys but all to no avail.
Charles Brooks. eolored was tho next
: to prssent himself before Judge Ball, He
was charged with the larceny OF stove
City Solicitor Hartman asked for con-
tinuance until Tuesday morning convey
fnu the impression that 1t was red hot
stove and that 1t will be cooled of again
tuesday.
The prosecuting witness was red hot
himself with Independence Day whisky
knd was too drunk to apnear as a witness
Charles was held In 5000 ball for the
upper court.
John Lemon was charged with selling
= fntoxlcating llquors on Sunday. The
ease was continued until Tuesday.
William Boyer. colored. on Wednesday
might met Bertha Anderson at the corner
of Bad Townsend street. BE told her he
Bad been studying about what he had
read In the papers that 1t was penalty OF
ueven years In q case where wrong doings
would taae place with young girl
under Is yoars OF age.
They then went to yard OF vacant
Aouse on Buttonwood stroot when Officer
Donovan found the pair Ia compromi5-
ing condition.
Boyer was arrested next morning at thu
etty hall by Captain Kane. He admitted
the perpetratlon OF the deed to Chief
Dolan. He was held In $1,000 ball for the
upper court. The girls mother testified
thu she was IA ears Of age on February
elast
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-06
FIFTH edition.
auARKELED OVER A aInL.
And Alexander smith 10 shot In shc Breass
by Charles Baldwin.

There was shooting ARRAY at Hockes-
Sin Thursday night. which will in all pro.
ability result in the death OF Alexander
Smith, a mddle-aRed colored man. who
received bali In the breast
The members of the ooiored church
there held q festival during the day. and
In the evening Cherries Baldwin was
among the many men who attended. He
and Smith are acquainted with girl who
wac present. and while the festival was on
the men engaged In quarrel over her.
Finally blows were exchanged and in the
melee which had by this time become al.
most general. Baldwin drew q revolver
and pointing II at Smith nred. The
wounded man fell to the floor and while
lie was being cared for the would be muir.
dorer made his escape and is at liberty.
DR., Ball is attending the wounded negro
and although he considers the wound Q
serious one 1t is not necessarily fatal The
ball lodged In the breast bone.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-06


A Pennsy lvnnia senator told the other
day an anncdote to illustrate the high
standard Of political morality in the Key
stone State. There was an old Dutchman,
farmer, thrifty and prosperous, who had
been carefully saving for many years. FL
nally be was elected to the legislature. 1t
was peculiarly profitable session. There
were several railroad charters up for con-
sideration. Hans served faithfully, never
broke silence, and always voted; and aft
err the legislature had adjourned, surprised
his friends at home by laying the founda-
tion of n 5000 house, while there were
rumors of $40, 600 bank deposit.
Have you had legacy, HansS" asked
q peighbor at last.
"0h, nc" was the reply. 81 have only
been saving"
"But how could you manage to save
$40, 900 on three months salary of So
day."
"Ah," responded Hans complacently,
that was very easy. You sec my wife
didn't keep no hired girl last winter. -
Boston Adj -tianr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-06

Edward Milne Of Delaware City is In our
city again to-day and called on Benjamin
Gam to try and get him to join his new
beneficial" socIety. Edward is growing
old. but he is as young as ever In his feel.
ings. and says no Thinks his chances are
good to have quite a llourlshing society
In short time II the rain let's up lie is
at sea fer name for his new society, but
thinks he will give 1t very familiar and
appropriate name to correspond with the
silver emblem which was brought from
France by particular friend of his. Call
and see Ned and enroll your name. Free
board to every caller.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-06

A pleasant surprise was rendered TO
Muster Roy Baldwin in honor OF his
sighth birthday last oyealug. Among
those present were lola Hunnu, OF New.
port; Lille baldwin, Helen Reagan, Eva
Reuss Marion Baldwin, Ethel MGVey.
Nellie HannD. Ida Baldwin. Jennie Bad.
win, Mary Woodward Anna Eaton. Fan.
n Baldwin. Grace baldwin Blanche
hrGuss, Jessie Conner WGrIon Ridgway,
Willie HrZel. larence Hanna, Chrfs
Clover. Alfred Hir2al, Roy Badly win. G eusge
Eisler John EIsIur Arnold k!Russ, EiBa.
ger AinswOrLh llirZel Willie Gamble,
Harry Miller. Charlie Miller.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-06

The term OF Prothonotary Peter A.
Horty expired at noon to day. and at that
hour the retiring official turned over the
Office effects to Victor b. Wooley. The
retiring prothonotary has made one of
the best officials In the Court House row
and by his gentlemInly traits has made
numerous friends who will follow him In
private as we'll as public life.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-06

7 Ia Saturday " ming thers will be
Rps King on tho Single tax at the folio W.
in plaess! New taallr, Della wnre CITY,
n d1etown. Ilockessin, Newark and VII.
Mgrpton. The WilmlnHl on meeting
W | Ue held at Fourth and Market ard
7 u'v.second AM Market streets on
su ay lilo N oral eide Of single Tux will
be discussed at Rosenlale Park at 2.30 ..
m, All az invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-06
TIL. HACK UPSET,
And Mrs. Wright aud william Streets nre
Injured.

Mrs.. Lola g. Wright of No. 1888 Lodbell
street, and William Streets who resides
with his family near b.. were among a
number OF people who spent Thursday in
the woods beyond Farnhurst. When tho
storm came up the party sought the shell.
ter OF the hack In which they had gone to
the wood, and when the storm continued
they determined to return to the city.
The vehicle was well loaded ami when
the party was little beyond Farnhurst
the men got out to tighten the load. The
relns were handed to Mrs. Wright. All
wont well until an exploding cracker
frightened the horses. They jumped to
one side and Mrs. Wright was unable to
control them. Tie horses ran the wagon
into the ditch along the road upsettlng it
and throwing the oucu pants out.
III some manner Mrs. Wright fell under
one OF the horses and received disloca.
Ted shoulder aud sevG. al Internal Injuries,
william had Ills arm broken. DR.. Patter-
eon Ia attending Mrs. Wright and though
her condition IL extremely serious he has
hopes that ehe Will recover
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-06

The Newark Stock Farm represented by
Chester horaemen, carried off tho honors
at the races held at Elkton. Nd, Thurs.
day. Bolton Il won In the minute c'ass
In three straight heats. Time 242%,
S94. 22l%.
Daley b. was the winner In the 2. 30 class
In .421%, 2.4O94, 2.4O; and Omega won In
the free for all in 2. 291s, 2.SI, 2.34.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-06

MoRGlN lin this city, on the 9TH inst, Abby
tho wife OF Daniel MorRln. aged 81 years
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
hef funeral from her late residence, To- iOB
Market street Monday morning at o o. clock,
High Mass at st, Peters Pro. Cathedral In-
terment at New Cathedral cemetery.
sMlTil-In this city. on July 4th, 1897, Sallie
=, sinlth, wife OF robert S. Smith, and
daughter OF VIM. and Lucelia NJ. PieTxe in
the gOth yei OF her age.
Relatives ana friends of the family are in
yltei to attend the funeral. from her late
residence. No. 4eS Il. 7th street. ON SUNDAY
afternoon, without further notice. seryicea
a. l23O O'clock noon. lnterinent ut Old Ken.
nett burying grounds
ASLEEP in Jesus."
McVEY-ln this city, on the 9Th Inst. iona.
than McVey, in his sbth year
Relatives ana friends are invited to attend
the funeral service Sunday evening, July i'm
isVo az O.3D O'CLOCK. ut the h use of hia son-in-
iaw'Gtorge W. Goodnow.N o. 73a King street,
lhterment At Ezton, Md.. Monday. July 6th.
ANDERBON-On July 5tb., is95, Raymond f.
son Of Charles NJ. aud Mary Il. Anderson,
hRed months
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from his parents resIicnce No
IL Lord street. on Sunday afternoon at
o'eloc' lnioTment ut Lombardy Cemetery
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-06

Some months ago william F. Harnett
and Thomas Boone reported that they
each lost a seine net While Detective
Hutohins wac Investigating the case In
reference tn tho Lelpsic robbery in which
Howard Schulz ls implicated he found the
nets. Schulz has been held in $3.50 bail
to appear ut the upper court on three
charges In New Jereey
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-06

Business people are greatly accommo.
dated by the establishment where the
best type.wrlting machines. all the parts
needed in repairs and all the supplies
therefor can be purchased. the machines,
bought. hired or exchanged and type.
writing of all kinds done accurately 10
order, Such Is the business OF our friend
Charles G. GuYer, tho bo9t known public
md law stonoRrapher of our city No. S26
Market street. Phone 1s6 Ar. Guyer
has the perfect confidence OF the business
and legal community.
Captain Sweeney, L. S. a. San Diego.
Cal.says, ''Shloh's Gatarrh Remedy is tho
first medicine | have ever found that
would do me any good"
sold by N. u. DanfOrth, Druggist 8 Y
Corner Second ard Market streeta
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-06

Zane Patterson. IS years of age and iiy.
Ing beyond Eleventh street bridge was
badly Injured by an exploding cannon
cracker oh Thursday.
Harry Johnson OF the same nelghb
hood was burned about the head and arms
by exploding powder on the same day.
Both lads were attended by DR.. Quinn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-06

Johneons Magnetic Oil. horse brand, is
a powerful Imminent especially prepared
for external use for persons and all dis.
eases of horses and cattle. $l.0o size so
cts so ct size 25 cts.
N u. Danforth, I'd and Market street.,
and Miller's Drug store, 402 Market SITS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-06

The Holiness Christian Association have
been holding a very Buccsssful camp at
Twin Oaks, Pa. The services hayo been
Interesting and spiritual. Presiding Elder
Trunlbausr Is in charge assistet By about
30 paslOrs and erRnge3lsts among whom
10 Hev. G. W. Ruth former PresiuinE
Elder. Camp closes tomorrow night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-06

Frank Hedrlcl. son of T. Fl. Hedriek,
postmaster of Chesap eake City. rode from
Philadelphia to nils home a distance OF go
miles In four hours and forty minutes.
lie stopped in this city for half an hour.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-06

To morrow promises to be partly
cloudy and rather warmer. Somewhat
similar conditions will probably prevail
on Monday, followed by thunder storms
In different sectlons.
THE TEMPERATURE.
The therm ometer at che REPUBLICANS
Ohice to-day:
O'Clock. 10 o'clock. 2 o'clook.
.... 81 70 50
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-06

sheriff Gillis last night closed the gents
furnishing Ptore OF Mrs. G, Rossiter, No.
sos Market street. on judgments aggre-
eating $3.50. They were entered by
John 4. Robinson and Albert Il. Rosslter.
the formers claim being $500 anu the
latter's Sy62O
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-06

Auotloneers Stidham IL Son on Wednes.
head Of good drauRht horses. The ami.
mails brought from SIS to $3.50. The bid
ding was spirited and the attendance
large
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-06

The markets wore we'll attended this
morning, and country produce to safety
the wants of the thousands OF our citi-
zens Butter, eggs and vegetables
brought same prices as on Wednesday.
Spring chickens were equal to the de.
mAnu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-06

The British Steamship st. Helens which
entered port yesterday to load with crude
petroleum for Cardiff, Spain, has a sick
crew. One OF the men has been removed
to st. Agnes Hospital. Philadelphia. sui.
fering with an attack Of typhoid fever.
Other mem bers of the crew are also aick.