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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.


nAY AND tnIDal a. o'Giock L. NJ
Manifest closed ons hour before sailing
'i steamers leave New York from Pier %.
NorIh river for Richmond every MON.
nAY and WEDNESDAY at 3 +. NJ. and
SATiIRDAY at p. NJ.
passeneer accommodation UNSURPASSED
cahin fare to New York Qncludilg
~naaIa and BERTH via James river
Richmond, and Petersburg rail.
road. and Chesapeake and Ohio
railway ........s... ...............,....S9 %
Round trip tickets. good for thirty
staayaee fare without subsistence. Z "a
Tickets on sale at Richmond Transfer
Comnsn/s. COL east Main street Chess.
neake and OHIO, and Richmond and Pc.
terspurg depots, and at Company's office.
tsa, east Main street. where tickets 10
MANY popular northern watering places
and auinmer resorts can be Obtained
1argage checked through.
Freight forwarded, and through bills of
lading issued for pcsnts beyond New
Freight received daily until p. NJ.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MON.
DAYS, TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS.
THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS by the
chesapeake and Ohio railway (via New
port News) at 3:35 p. NJ, and by the Rich
mond and Petersburg Railway Company
(same days. at 8 A. NJ. will make con-
nection at Norfolk with steamer leaving
'"o GEO. w. ALLEN q CO, Agents.
my II No. LIZ Main street.
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
Chapter S4S.

-~ Chapter 84S.
A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING
AN AMENDMENT TO THE FIFTH
SECTION OF ARTICLE TEN OF THE
CONSTITUTION OF VIRGINIA, AND
PROVIDING FOR PUBLISHING SAID
AMENDMENT AND CERTIFYING
THE SAME TO THE NEXT GENE
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III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL a.
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VIRGINIA NAVIGATIONo .zne
Y C0APANy'S JAAkS-klv En-
LINE to Norfolk. Portsmouth. OLD Point.
Newport News. Clarempnt. and James.
river landings, and connecting at Old
Point and Norfolk for Washington. Bal
timore, and the North.
STEAMER POCAHONTAS LEAVES
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND
FRIDAY AT A. NJ.
Electric-cars direct 10 wharf. Fare only
$50 and 81 to Norfolk, Portsmouth, OLD
Point, and Newport News. Music by
Grand Orchestrion.
Freight received daily for above-named
places and all points In Eastern Virginia
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Superintendent;
EDWARD e, BARNEY.
President.
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AIRLINE

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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09
Concert.

A grand concert was given in the Sth
street Baptist Church last evening under
the management OF L. W. Deshlelds. d. Il
Superintendent and pastor OF Mt, Olives
U. A. IL. Il. Mission. Eloquent spssohe 8
were presented to the audience. Miss M,
Il Wilson. from West Cbester. deserves
much credit for he. iine speaking, singing
dnd whistlipg. She was worth bearing
and was applauded so extensively for her
whistling that she had to return on tho
stage. She, as tho motto said, took
the oake.n
We are not forgetting our homo ladics
We have fine talent the In city. Alsses
Bessie Sweeney aud Geotgiana Melton
sunR very fine pieces Mise Bertha Ford,
OF West Chester, did excellent. She spoke
with much enthusiasm and articulation
and 10 worthy OF commentator, but
speaklng in general they all did we'll.
There was quite large mum bsr OF partio.
ipants prasent aud we had a grand time.
The people that came from the South side
from Mt. olive Mission did quite we'll
ME- Anderson spoke an excellent recits-
tion. eubject the Husband trial" We
must say to encourage the pastor, mem.
Ders and friends they have fine little
church out there and We Wish them sue
cess.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09
Gemscilneh Al p,aus,.

teftaln5d at dlnnsf 1t the GabIss ihst
night by the newly elected city offlclaIe.
City Auditor Pyle preslded and In hls
opening address as toasimaster said that
the supper was simply q token OF appro-
citation OF the city officers to the City
Council for the confidence reposed Ia
them. as was shown by their election
choosing the few from a large number Of
good, capable and deserving men. The
obligation the city officers owe the Coun.
Gil could not be cancelled by supper.
but by honest, faithful service to the end
OF theirsterms Of office. and he felt assured
that all the city officers would perform
their duties In straightforward, honest,
bueiness.like manner.
Clerk OF Council Morrison made few
Remarks and was followed by City Solicit.
tor Harman, who extended his gratitude
to the new oflicers and said he believed
that they would manage the affairs OF the
city to the bost interests of the people.
Among the others who made epeeohes
were President Baylls, OF Council; John
Boughman. Police Commissioner John W.
Lawson. Councllmen Smith, Staats. Zso.
ley, Robertson Fisher, Meaney and Lenry.
CLERK Of tho Market NiedermaIer, Coal
OIL Inspector Kelley, City Ireasurer's
Clerk KloOerg.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09
coLoHHp nor IN rHouuLs,
s,ss Accused by Ano,hsr soy Of a ssr,oas

OOicer Daniel Collins found George
Fishback helplessly drunk at Fourth and
Lombard streets yesterday about one
o'clock. Judge Ball ordered George to
pay el and costs.
Albert Williams was placed In the same
boat for the same oilense at Sixth and
Spruce streets, when picked up by Officer
Moran.
"Neddy" Mulvey was rated at 90 and
costs for long drunk.
Frank Gillespie aged II years. told the
Judge he would begin life anew aud as
Solicitor Harman felt that he was the
making OF good man. he was allowed TO
go home with his mother.
Ida Townseud rented room last Fri.
day from crippled lady at S23 Madison
street Since then che has been drank all
the TINA. On agreeing to leave tho house
she was discharged.
Frederick Reed. oolpred boy, wac
chni ged with disorderly conduct by Spe-
cial Officer John Coliine. around the Mad
ison street station of the W. & N. II. r.
Sentence was deferred. On another charge
he WAS held in s50O ball to appear to.
morrow mornlug He elaine he can
prove an alibl by James Davis. q farmer.
hartle Mokibben was held In eet0 bail
for Oh kppearanee next Friday morning
10 answer the charge ot keeping q house
OF Ill fatpe,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09
Fish Cnr Deimyeh.

The car advertised to arrive at the foot
OF Madison street. with load of tish, at
O'Clock this nj orning. was delayed by
come cause. and over 1000 persons were
disappointed as that number stood in the
sun for over an hour waiting to be uc-
commodated. A nah present became
Tired, and said IL any one should lay down
he would cit upon him. when u fish doaier
LAID down. and he and another party
promptly sat upon him. The parties. how.
ever. soon found the seat uncomfortable
and eHain assumed a standing position.
The exploit may have been very enjoy.
able to the parties Immediately Interested
but outsiders generally failed TO enjoy
the fun. The car was evidently lost, as IL
Tailed to appeur at all. and the crowd
hntlly went away grumhiing, Anothe r
car has been chartered to arrive tomorrow
and II is hoped that 1t will arrive on time.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09
DEATHS.

ELI1OfT-At the rcsid encc of his father in
Newport, on Aug. Tth. John Elliott, aged
30 years.
Funeral services at lis fathers house on
Saturday afternoon, at o'clock. Intesment
at St james churchyard. Newport.
TAYL0R-Near Chrstiana, Del, on tho 7th
inst, John W., infant son of john E. aud
Anno Nj. Taylor, aged months
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral on Friday afternoon. at | o clock
from tho residence Of his pTrentS near
Christiana, Mil Creek Hd. Infcrnient ut ST.
Georges Del.
BARKLEY-on August 8. 1895. An rev Bark
10y, aged n years.
Relatives aud friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence or his brother
Samuel Barkley, No, S23 Jefferson street on
Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock, Interment
at old Swede Cemetery.
ToWNSESp. this city. on The Sth inst.
Ann To@nYegdi aged o. years.
Relkiives and friends qre Iesnecttully in
yitea 10 atteni The funeral from the resi-
dence OF her son-ln.lRw. Joseph RtEby, No.
1000 Market. on Saturday HfteIn ion at 2
O'CLOCK. ntefment at hiyeryIew Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09
DnY AZ AiInnfin i,itx

Crusaders Castle X nights Of the Golden
Eagle will 30 OIL lts annual excursion to
Atlantic City, over the p. W. Il B. Rail.
road, tomorrow, and tor the accom- m oda.
tlon OF those members OF the order who
iivo in Jne exttsfne n0rtberp port of the
8 is O'Clock and stopping at Greenieaf and
New Bridge
The excursions OF Crusaders Castle have
always been successful and highly enjoy-
able and this one promises to be the beat
one ever given. Those going to the sea-
shore Tor the day VIII have plenty of time
to see what there is to be seen and will re :
turn In the cUoi OF the evening arriving
home at a late hour. The fare Tor the
round trip will be $l25.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09

Grand Union Tea fans Saturday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09
Good Fishing.

The noble four Fred Helss, Charles
Nlammele. Deputy Marshal Hughes and
Marshal Lannon after having caught all
the fish In the bay near Ship John Light
returned home last evening. Fred Heiss
We mean fishing lines that he Is unable to
do anything to.uay, but carry his good
right arm in sling. The boys had a
good time and report that the fish never
DIT better. There's plenty rs good fish In
the sea as ever yet caught by man Is the
Mammela
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09
" 0nderinI EenIh.

Elliott, the great horse tanner. will exhl.
bit his skill In managing unmanagable
EoIses at Front anu Union streets, this
and tomorrow evenings. He challenged
the world TO produce one. no meter no W
VICIOUS. That he can not subdue In thirty
minuiea. II there are any unruly or wick.
ed horses In our city or vicinity, they
should be sent In TO him. His success in
other places has been really wonderful,
witness them. The tanning OF tho horse
known as the Iowa black Devil, after ho
had Killed light men, was little short of q
miracle. Let all go and see the exhibition
ana learn lesson that Will be worth re.
mem mberinp
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09
Get GRAND Union Tea fan saturday.
Yon seldom ItIud

Much shape, style or quality in very
cheap shoee, but We are selisrs of certain
makes OF reasonable piiced shoes that con.
tain all these points. We don't say cheap
because about the only thing they have
in common with the Gsuai cheap footwear
ID that they cost about the same amount
oil money. fslt shoes OF any kind thts
EVENING" Black shoes or tan shoes. big
or little shoes, shoes that cost consider
book very lightly. We have them and
would like TO meet your wants. We think
we can do 1t well and for less money than
many stores will tux you. Formans. No.
10 East Fourth street, between Market aud
King,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09
RlIHAY ll,a IInI.

Ice Water. Lager beer and Ice cream
have the call now.
There's good grabbing at Gordon
Heights
It's no use trying to catch fish when the
wind Is blowing from the east.
Tho blggcst crabs always manage to get
away.
street sprinkler would not be amiss
to sprinkle Market and King streets
There promises to Ge fun OH the Unele
Lew fishing excursion to the fishing banks
OH Thursday, the 22nd inst. Prizes In
gold will be given away.
Peaches lit to eat arc beginning to como
into our markets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09
NEW CASTLE ITEMS.
usnss. rraa~eirlaa ID sas rrs.sy rowa %
sse Dsiawsrs. ~
uosrespondence OF the Republican.
NEW CASTLE. August o. 1895.

rofrespondenoe OF the Republican.
NKw oAsuE. August Q. 1895.
BY many 1t ls conceded that all Is re-
quifed for the great game tomorrow is
Hnn weather.
John Elliott, well known young farm.
er, died on Nednasday at the residence OF
his father near Newport. aged so years.
His funeral Will take place TO morrow af.
t1rnoon at l o'clock. Interment will be
made at S.. James Cemetery, Stanton.
Every person In New castle will soon be
supplied with the required peck of dirt IL
they kesp on drinking the city water. 1t
ID In a wretched condition and the Water
Works Company should do something
towards giving the people clean water to
drink.
The condition OF Joseph L. vantine is
unchanged. Those who walt on him have
to do SO by the signs given by his eyes
and mouth. He is unable 10 speak.
Arthur Wilson had his face cut and his
wrist sprained by being thrown from q
Willis Taylor, the lpfant son of John f.
Taylor. died yesterday. His Iyneral took
place today and inteyment was made In
" st Georges Cemctery.
from lie bsSti45 ssmael Dean aco.dsnt.
ally fell down and received q deep cash In
the forehsad. The wound was dressed by
DR.. Black.
The repairs to the Presbyterian parson.
ago have been completed.
The pleasures Of a trip to the fishing
banks on the steamer Havana will DO
taken advantage OF by at least 200 per.
sons from New Castle and the surround
ing country, on next Tuesday night, when
Company H.. N. g. d gives Its excursion.
As the Naval reserves OF Philadelphia
and Baltimore go into camp for a week at
Augustine Park from August 10. tho Sun,
day school excursion of ST. Peters church
has been poetponed until Tuesday. Goth.
This will give all who go to Augus.
tine Park on that day-an opportunity to
ace the reserves and their work OIL the riv.
or. In order that the people will not be
crowded another boat will bs put into
service that day as well as the Riverside,
as over 500 persons will be on the excur.
sion.
Brice. the baby son Of Rudolph valette
Is very i'll.
Tho members of the A.. o. W. and
their wives and sweethearts will 10 all
probability pay visit In tho near future
10 Cofield Beach.
Mrs. Orion Carrick and daughter are at
Atlantic City.
Miss Conaway OF Wilmington and Miss
Emily Leach Of Elsmere are the guests OF
Mrs. Hamilton.
=, Miss Annle smith OF PHILADELPHIA Is the
guest or Mrs, John Shearer.
John III. Valette 10 visiting friends In
Camden. N. j.
Miss Rebecca Calhoun has accepted the
position OF bCokkeeper with John Ihomp
ecn.
Mise Jennie Barr OF Philadelphia Is the
guest OF Mrs Harrington.
Over leo persons enjoyed an hours con
oert on the railroad pier last evening by =
numDsr OF our young men. Ihe music
was excelleutly rendered.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09
). ID. Slsler and family have gone I
Poland Sprinrs Maine

>. d. Slsler and family have gone to
Poland Springs, Maine.
Deputy Sheriff Harry Gillis and party
OF friends have started on o ten days
cruise down tho bay.
Mitchell u Bash have rented tho store at
the intersection OF Seventh street with
Edgemont avenue and Welsh street, Ches.
ter Pa. They Will open branch store
there.
The steamship MamelulEe has cleared
from tho yaius OF the Harlan and Hol.
lingsworth Company.
Constable Renrdon yesterday levied on
the stock OF James Ii. Fuhr. No. POI Mad.
ison street. on a judgment Of Sl9S. 50.
Joseph Grant, son OF James Grant, OF
Second nnd Monroe streets. fell and cut
his head on the street car track last night,
DIR. fahey dressed the wound.
Miss Kate Shields. SOL Lombard street.
gave an evening party last evening in
honor of her guest. Miss Minnie Deerlng,
OF Philadelphia. The evening was very
socnbly spent listening to vocal and In
strumontnl music. AT o seasonable hour
relfeshmcntS were served In abundance,
Among those present from the side was
Miss Sophia Deerlng, of Claymont.
Thomas g. Dowd has boon TO elected
president OF tho department Of Elections.
The members of tho Warren Outing
Slub arc enjoying themselves at Angus.
tine Park.
W. O. r. Coqnhoun Is rustlcatIng at
Cape May.
" ]. Walker is registered at Brexton
Villa, Cape May.
MIR. VIM. Kitchens. Jr., is on his yaoa-
ti0E at Atlantic City.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09
Grand Union Tea fans Saturday,

Two good houses will be sold at public
eale at the Court house. next Tuesday, by
the security Trust and Safe Deposit Com.
pany, in order 10 close up two estates.
On Wednesday. the lith inst, at IL
O'Clock o, m, eight acres of land In Cherry
Island, belonging to tho estate OF tho lato
Low Meldln. will be RoId.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09

Mre. I. W Hawkins Oh attauoogl. Tom.
says. sniohs NitaiI1or Sayal Ny Lilo
consider II the best ren9ay Tor n lebill.
tated system | over used" Ier yyspep.
sia, Livor or Kidney trouD.s =. GxGsls.
Prce IS cts.
Sold by n. q. nanfonth. Drd-Etst. 5, E. Cor
knd anu Market struGts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09
DC. Ib-FisI,-acib

On Saturday, Aug. 10th, 1895. at Second
and King etreets and Eighth street mar.
ket from p. m. until sold, a car load OF
iisn, direct from North Long Branch and
only few hOurs out of the water. This
effort is being nade to supply the masses
direct. and will be continued from week
TO week. Pleaee bring basket or paper
from Nelson Lockwood ~ Co., owners
North Long Branch pound fisheries.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09

About O'Clock today. Geo. Sills, resld.
ng ut No. 9l5 Church street, and employ.
ed at the Diamond State Rolling mill,
was badly burned about the breast and
arms. bya piece OF hot iron from one Of
guldas. He was taken to the oiIlce Of DR..
II. NJ. FIlst whore his injuries we're dress.
ad
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09
Funerni OF GrnfrnnI,nx.

The funeral of Grafton Day, who lost
his life Oh the p. W. & B, Il. II at Gordon
Heights on Wednes day, took place from
his late home at Hayre do Gface, Md,
yesterday. The pail bearers were George
Mitchell, J. A. Jabes J. j. Leithlser. Edw.
Keniy. A. Il. Walker and John s. Barnes
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09
Harvest Home.

There was grand harvest Homo given
on Thursdpy afternoon in the grove at
Eighth and Clayton streets and a grand
time was had. Speeches were made by
Itevs II. II. Potts, VIM. Ii. Gray, G. H.
Jones, l, j. Kent. L. W. DeShlelds on tom.
perance. They all enjoyed themselves
well. Music was furnished by the Third
Regiment Drum Corp.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09
New Choir.

A grand choir was organized last Tues
day evening ut Mt. Olives U. A. III. E. Mis-.
sion with l3 members by l.. W. DaShleld ..
Mr. William Parsons acted as president
for the evening, Niles Mary T. Hicks, SEQ.
retary. Miss Emma Preston was elected
president for three months. and Mlss
Mary T. Hlcks. secretary for the same
period.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09
Ti,n EIsh nInrlscI.

David Powell will have on the fish stalls
in the Third street market a fine lot of
fresh fish tomorrow, which ha will war
rant to be very nice. Ladies' who wlsh
something primo should give him call
David has q good reputation, and his
word may be relied on,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09
NoIico.
Bntily burned.

Extra quality print butter, 22e per lb.
full cream choose 10c and 12o Id. at c. Ii.
Garton's Third street market.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09
orpha,,., courr sals.

Tl.e saIoon Of tha late Hlett Graham a.
Now Castle was sold out OF orphnnss e>d. 49,.
tsis morning to Mrs. Anne Graham. ~ ~
widow, Tor sbT00. Jamss Zlegier. trustee'
sold the property OF Rose Ziegler at Flfth
and Madison streets to j. Frank Ball Tor
$1,000. I. W. Stldham q Some we're the
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09

1t is reported that the horse known as
the Iowa Back Devil" dlod this morn
Ing at Riyervlew, of lnllam nation OF The
bowels. The show will nevertheless 20
OIL.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09
Arrested Eer nnra,nry.

On Tuesday night last while William
Smithers OF Dover was attending the
Camden Camp his house was entered and
a dress suit, pair of patent leather shoes
and box oil cigars were stolen. John
Carter colored. was arrested yesterday
by Detectives Witsll and McVey. He was
brought before Squire Cooper and held
for hearing on Monday next.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09
VIII nece,y, Cara,un, G,,,or.

Bishop Curtis OF this city has been
which will receive Card inal Gibbons upon
return to Baltimore from lila European
trip. The car d.nal will arrive there on
August "a,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09
GI,iellnI. S,ni.n

Samuel Spencer. a potter at the p ",
d y. railroad station. intended to have
chicken for his dinner today. When he
opened his door this morning he was eur
prlsed to lind that thief had visited his
coop during the night and stole his seven
ClickeuB
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09
Newpnrt Camp Meeting.

The camp meeting in Simpsons Grove
which has been In progress for two weeks
Will continue next Sunday. Rev. g. II.
Cummings, the blind orator OF the Balti.
more Conference. will preach ut 8 o. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09
shcwnrd BEHIND tho record.

William Goodley tried for the Whining.
ton Bicycle clubs cup for the best record
over the course between Brandy wine Sum.
NIT and this city yesterday afternoon. A
etlif wind was blowing, ana he covered
the distance in 23.57
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09
S,,, uor.e- mud Xy.uo,,.

David Ford will sell at his stables Thir.
tieth and Ainrliet streets. tomorrow at
$50 p. IN, very fine horse. that can trot
his mile In 2.iO; a three year old colt that
can show 80 gait II Shetland pony cur.
riage. track wagon. sulky. q lot oil har-
ness and frame stable.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09
Finuer. Amnntntnh-

Whlle W. Kelly was at work IL the shops
OF the F.. w. & i. II. Il. Co.. lis right
hand was caught under q trip ham mer
aud two fingers were badly mashed Dr
Draper was summoned and the injured
members amputated.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09
Spring DucIt,.

VIM. II. Mccarthy will hive on bla
stalls, Nos. 81 TO 81 Third street market.
tomorrow. a lot OF nice spring ducks
and also lot Of good creamery butter at
20 cents pound. Call and SEQ and iudge
Tor yourselves.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09
QUOTATIONS.
Reported by
UEAI.D s. COMPANY.
Bankors md Brokers.

7o'ehth hhu hafket StteabN
Investment and Securities, yIeIa,px
from to per cent
orders for the purchase and eale of
stocks and Bonds on Commission azecut.
cd at all the stock eIchungsA
PriyatO telegraph wires to Now York,
Philadelphia. Boston aud Chicago.
Foreign Drtftg and Letters OF Credit -
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09
AIANWIAaIGs.

PERklNS-CoURTN NEY-st Scott .Parson-
rge. August Z 1895. by Hcv. Robert Watt,
Charles Perkins and Mary Courtney. both
of this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09
25c, 55C and Soc silk NeCkWaar
in all ShapaS lie.

You can pick out the best necktle in the
shop and all you'll pay Is II cts. some
Of them were so cts, none worth less than
20 cte., all new goods and new shapes
Iecka. Fourth hands, Bows. Windsor ties
In light dark and blacks.
A few 25c Bows from last season 10 cts.
enGh or 3 Tor % ctA.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09
To Return Iin,nn.

Mrs. Joseph Bierman has received a let
tor under da,e OF July % from her hus.
band and In 1t he says he will soil ftom
Teutonic for New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09
Press Cluh Matters.

At o meeting OF the house committee OF
the Wilmington Press club yesterday
afternoon II. I, Price was made chairman
and ". i, lletten secretnry. AuotheC
meeting OF the com mlttee will be held in
short tune, and at IL rules will DO
adopted.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09
IIncik for Conn

Phllllps' hacl will leave Mrs. Taggarts
seventh and Market streets, on Sunday
morning atseven O'clock, for Irnndywine
Summit. After sunday II will leave at 8
O'Clock a. IN. daily. Fair i5 cents for tbs
round trip.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09

Ann Townsend aged 90 years. mother
OF Mrs. Joseph Rugby in Brandywnu
village, departed this life on Thursday
She died of old nge. Her funeral Will
take place Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock
Interment Will be made In kiverylew
cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-09

Mise Merca Z. Wilson and slater, the
nolable whistler from West Chester, are
the guests OF Mrs. Govern, East Whining.
ton,