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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-04-03

Nos. 52 and SO Solid Trains between Charleston
and Columbia.
II. NJ. EMERSON,
Asst Gen'l. Passenger agent.
j. r. KENLEY, General Manager.
T, NJ. EMERSON, Traffic Manager.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-04-03

Nos. II and II arc solid tfains botw6en Charles
ton and Greenville.
Trains leave spartanburg. A. and O. division,
rorthbound. 6.asa. M. $40 p N, e.tsp. M, VOs-
tibuled Limited; southbound, LOO o. NJ, 2Ap.
H., 1laI 9. .n., (vessibuled Limited).
Trains leave Greenville, A. and @. Divisiea,
rorrhbound, ASA. m a. IS pm, and b.Tpm., (V0s.
tIbuled Linited); southbound, le2a. M, 4Joo >.
H., 1928 p. M. (Vestiouled Limited.
Trains leave Seneca, A. and G. Division. north.
bound, 2oI o. m. and Il. 80 p. m. southbound aol
O.. N. and sol p N.
PULLMAN SERVICE.
Nos. is and 10 have Pullman Sleeping oars
between Asheville and Jacksonville.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on Trains %
aud 90, 81 and 80, on a. ana Q. Division.
W.H. GREEN. In CULP,
Genl Mg7. Eas. Sys. Trafnc Mgr.
Washington, D. @.
g. BERKELEY, supt., Columbia, 9. o.
W. TURK, S.H. HARDW1CK,
Gen. Pos. ARt, Asst Gen. Pas. Agt. Ess sys-
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-04-03

Trains run by 7sts Meridian Tims.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
SOCIETY.

miss Lula Kitchens OF Stanton. Is enrer
tainina Miss Moltie Ward OF Elktou.
Miss Alice r. Miller 10 visiting Mise
Moifie H. ASA OF Elkton.
Mrs, George Sterling and children are
Waiting friends ln Elkton.
The following party from Newark. Del,
Ia taking a ten days outing along the Elk
river; Mrs. Columbus Henry. Miss Nan
Mason, Miss Edna Henry, Miss Laura
RauS and Miss Florence Raub Of Quarry.
VILE Pa, and Messrs. J. Ii. Hossnger.
Allen g. Oliver. o. o. Cooper and George
Henry.
Master Clinton Foulks is visiting his
grandmother, MIS-. Esther Reese. Chesa-
peale City.
MIR. and Mrs. Theodore Rosin arc the
guests OF friends at Chesapeake City.
Eddie and Miss Mary Pike. Of Newark.
have bcen visiting at Barksdnle. Md.
Rev Edward Webb and wife OF Oxford.
Pa. are visiting their daughter Mrs.
Coooh. Coochs Bridge.
Mrs. Hannah Knight and son are at
Middletown.
Mrs. ". j. Wilson Mlddletown is vleit-
ing her mother, Mrs. Pettycord. of this
city.
Miss Lydia Rose. odessa. is visiting
friends In this city.
Miss Emma Reed State Road. is the
Quest Of Mlss Sallie Carter. Odessa.
MIR. Joseph +. Burk and John I. Heaphy
|
| City. =
Mrs James Fl. Conner, OF West Chester.
Pa, with her granddaughter Ida is visit.
ing her brother. W. b. Jefferis. on the
Philadelphia pike Brandywine hundred.
Mrs. q. Pyle. Miss NJ. Pyle and Miss B.
Bye are registered at the hotel Layette
Cape May.
Miss Glayds Porter, OF Baltimore. Md
is the guest Of her friend. Mrs. Edwart
| Perry.
Mrs. Edward Phelps and Mrs. Davit
Martin, of Laurel, Md, who have been
visiting Mrs. Edward Perry, have returned
home.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Appleton and her grand
children, Master CALVIN G, and Hamiltor
Appleton, are In Bucks county, Pa. visit
ing their relatives and frlende. and ar
having a pleasant time OF 1t.
| Chrysanthemum Outing Club will leave
Monday for Atlantic City for three weeks
The party is composed Of Harry MoKen
sey. John SCOTT. Robert Cummings Davlt
Mundall Alfred Hayes Fred Ferguson
and the comedians. George Benson ant
Patrick Mundy.
Mr.. John Frederick and wife of Mt. Cut
stsrted to.dpy for Atlantic City Wher
they will spend the coming week.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
FrealsIsh lightning In Te1ns.

Miss Fannie Moxio, living about five
miles north of South Maid, Tex, while
sitting at an organ duringa thunderstorm
recently, was struck by lightning and fell
10 tho floor apparently lifeless. A Miss
Guilo was standing by her sido with her
hand on Miss Moxie's shoulder, but felt
not the slightest sLocS, The bolt camo
through tho ceiling, making hole therein
abont tho sile Of IS caliber pistol ball,
struck Miss Moxie on the left side Of tho
face, ran down and across the breast to tic
other side Of the body, burning path in
both body and clothing until the current
reached the stocking, ripped that open,
tore the shoe from the foot driving some
of tho nails ont Of the heel, thence through
the truadlo Of the instrument and the floor,
killing chicken under the house.
There was no evidence of the current
touching the roof or any part of the house
except tie ceiling and the floor, Miss
MoXie was carried out of doors into the
rain and soon rcgained consciousness =
St. Louis Globe. Democrat.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
B. & O..
Schedule In enues
May u. lasA

TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST HOUND
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE-
NUE. DEPOT. EAST BOUND.
Ali trains Illuminated with Pintseh
xosk,, m !, vesadssss, ~ b, SSs rs. :sss :sss,
''shh ShM Z 81 Y5Hk. R m sundays, >, '.Gs. z. ia.
fiifLxRbFfHhisAr HEb FdfhsrNg4 {gTl5HKnaHE5EEssYhnh Tal5FKaEEs
week.days, .S.o5. 6.55, e.27, '7sO 76s. Is y.
sS h q .a5S % 1S s5 nc NJ. = ss T. &c. s. s
Il i 4 f. ie 49, ~ u.s. ss s. 13a s &c &C. &
fRliXBSF fiR asf sifl u y p ,;$ DT$EkEaEH Ea AND
Weekdays, ssO5 '7.S1. $3.50, .lo3o a. m''i
'1sa' sa'ndayes, Il :, %!aus. rsO. .n.s5 a. M; '1sa
cRRsrER, !, wses5qs,ys,, IS g, :s.s, q, Sss; Ss1;
I29 .l5s, .s.oe, s.25. ABS. 'S's2 esV' '"'2'
81 SlHGsfhR j II 81 ssandays, .sqs. :. 81, z !. y@
s5 &C. sse q 5sS - .ssg + R sso ziS e. III p M
m. AttAi M .i'fs, .5o5 p. m, Sundays. 10.
C. earn MAY, weekday. '7so t'iOs5 a.
M. Saturdays only). .l.6s. 's.o6 D. m.
| Sundays. '7.So a. m.
sAtTE.oE. E5s .sa !l5s ASp WhsEIkaT9ssss Whls !S sss
50 ssndays, @ rs rs. fss. III Z e. M m. 'ls.ss. 'as.
'f5 BAtffaoRE itfS 81 ahD fs's MPa4 3 q STATIONS.
= = II ! : E. sf1lS w. s !.s 9B IA
ses, .sg, $ss, :s.iG. .s;Ss, Iiio p: n n =.
'sls ,. m Sundays. .ST = m; :, e p m.
alGGhaS2A Il. ana st. IT. I5Srs. Sc IL S1s and
SESM z oRLRsANs via Grls,ol e ;s ana Ehsa4,ss Chat;
'ssiRSsG5in sfRSGnREY sR y" 22at!ese1assmopAr1oN 2t!seass 10,
III 4 50 + g. s Fl !
TR%iNSs ETfRasifNSss " EG 4 ty& f. SMRsRekhr ~ STREET
For Phiiadslphia. week,dags s.it. II. g g
a. m: 800. sis, s.45 p. m. Sundays. $40
= For Pittsburs and Chicago. daily
.Fo! Baltimore, weekdays. $50 a. m; ..
days. SO. io 5 a. m; :. 5iB p m. Sundays.
LEAVE f!s 1 E 7 # IR hhbELRIIIA cTMEMTy,, ,
E3ERTH E6E WEI .siSRoG6E HNP G1EEsTNuTsTREETS
.tis. ~, 81. :5h. $50, S.sO. 's.4s SIS.
5$Pd:Y; ShS ! g II ao 8 ;S %,
LIZ ayE = s' PIIApntPRfA f19 AS llf5 II m mrwELrrH
/ AND MARKET sTREETS)
weeks;days .'ss y aLs siSiSi a. 7 %; D. in M
Telephone No. 1sJ.
Rates TO Western points lower than via
e o, scuLL. General Passenger Agent
| r. b. CAMPBELL. General Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
Net Inconsistent.


Lady Henry Somerset has been very
severely criticised because. while she lie
pnsonally engaged with Miss Frances
Willard In vigorous Temperance crusade.
. large part of her Income is derived from
thu rent Of houses where liquor ls sold.
she replied to these structures some time
ago In q statement showing that the
llquor rentals existed In opposition to her
win. and case tried yesterday In Lon.
don court shows that she has tried faith.
fully to terminate them The court or
,dsred her to renew license. for the some.
Fshat fllmsy reason that, as she Is virtually
itsnant for life only OF her estate. she has
mo right TO do anything to lnjure the es-
ltztc. The argument Is as extraordinary
as the decision. but the case will at least
,eervs to vlndicate Lady Somerset from the
charge OF double dealing.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
on For menmourh.

bishop Coleman left the r.. W. Il B.
station In this city on the 6 80 train this
Esorning. for Monmouth. N. j.. where he
will oniclate tomorrow. He says he Is
nassing his vacation In this way -at work
e<ery Sunday. We met him coming dow n
Market street above Fifth. at 625. with
tine stFide Of Trojan, as he only had i've
uaurtss 20 reach the depot in time to
take the cars. Tho Bishop Ia always on
TN 20, laborlng In season and out of sea-
eun. speaking words that are 'like applss
,of gold In pitchers Of silver encouraging
the displrited. and counseliua all to lead
bstter lives so they may lay up treasure Q
'swhere moth and rust do not corrupt. nor
theves break through and steal" A NOR
earnest and faithful laborsr has rarely
lived. and his example is certainly worthy
OF the Highest com mendation. To all
young olergymsn It must be an incentive
60 step up higher.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
IN. i - j firs Ba ula !.

onrsrKR HHlonrs Pa. Aug. o. Tho
Gospel flre has been hufninG strong
enough hero to-day to driveway all OF
the chills the weather has bnen calculated
10 produca Evangelist Hyde put tho
torch TO the IRE with SO much vikof this
MORNING that eysryone found warmth
there has been, q, ateady acknowledge.
ment OF the influence.
The people onIne 10 camp this morning
from every part Of the surrounding coun-
try, and the attendance has been large all
day. The frat preacher Of the day was
Evangelist Hyde. who made the woods
ring with his appeal to the unsaved.
Leader Boswell followed In stirring ex-
hortation, and the choir sang Lead Me.
Gentle Saviour He Can Save o Poor
Sinner Like Me" and ..Do Not Pass Me
n.y. ~. WY .-..4s.. s...s -. :
The sermon this afternoon was by Rev
G. r. Hamilton. and tonight Rev. John
Bell was 10 the pulpit. To morrow
is Epworth League day, and big crowd
ia expectad
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
FABLE OF THE THREE CHURCHES.
How the Good Angel Christian Endeavor
Brought Them Together.

HOW tnc SOOu anger EhucANDA
Brought Them Together.
Once upon time-a long, long while
ago, before the Christian Endeavor
movement-there were three churches,
built side by side Tall board fences
parted them the one from the other.
Each was conspicuously placarded, the
one with 1--WE, the second with "Us,"
and the third with Our" thus sig
nifying to all beholders that the churches
belonged to the denominations then
known as Weists, Usites and Ourians.
But the churches were empty. So the
Weist preacher stood in front Of his
church urging folks to come in, CON
stantly proclaiming, 1--WE are the poo
plem And the Usite preacher stood in
front of his church, continually crying,
"Come to Usl'' And the 0urian preach
er stood in front of his church, cease
lessly reiterating, "Ours onlyl" And
in the pauses of these calls they shook
their fists at one another
All this, remember, was long, long
ago, before the Christian Endeayor
movement.
Now and then man would stop, at
tracted by the noise, would look per-
picked from the Weist to the Usite, and
from the Usite to the Ouriau, then shrug
his shoulders and pass on his way. So
the churches remained empty.
But one glad day Christian Endeavor
came along-a beautiful, strong angel,
with the most loving eyes and the most
eager, outstretched hands-and he drew
these three men to himself, and they
held little prayer meeting all together
in ono of tile churches, 1t does not mat
ter which. AS they came out of that
meeting, they all went to work and
pulled down the high board fences.
Then they tore off the three signs,
"We," "Us" and "Our, " Then all
three took up their old positions, with
Christian Endeavor, on the sidewalk in
front of their churches and began to in.
vite the people in. And the Weist cried,
"Christ is the Saviourl' And the Usite
cried, Come to Christ - And tht
Ourian cried, "Christ onlyP And every
once in awhile they held another prayer
meeting in enc Of the churches, turr
about.
And you should have seen the peopl,
flocking III Some to this church, SOM
to that, according to their individua
preference, but all to Christ. And oftei
the crowds were SO large that they ha'
to 90 forth and hold union ontdoo
service in the square in front And S
the three churches flourish TO this day
Caleb Coh+yeh in Golden Rula.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
WIN DO cl,, Work.

The street and sewer directors have
awarded TO p. p. Tyre the contract for
placing a circular curb around Garfield
place, at 90 cents per foot.
JohnLogue for grading King street from
Sixth to Eleyenth street for ~ cents per
square yard.
Sixth from Shlpiey to Washington at 81
cents per square yurd. and Ninth from
Shipley to Jefferson at 81 cents yard.
Evan Ainscow was awarded the contract
of grading Tenth street from Walnut TO
Church for 10 cents per yard.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
low Wages,

Major j. b. Pearoe. an American manu-
lfaeturor. who has been travelling lii India
..and other Oriental countries, addressed
tths San Francisco Chamber OF Commerce
"a few days ago on the growth Of Indian
manufactures. He found that In India
tmechenlcs aud metal workers get from
'twenty-four to twenty seven cents a day.
snd ordinary girl weavers from forty TO
sixty cents week, while children are
y working at spinning frames for five cents
. week." And these are the kind Of people
tAst the Democrats ask Americans to con.
tsnd with and drive the goods out Of such
fofeign markets as they now occupy. II
,We can do 1t ought we to do It2
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
PHILADELPHIA VII MiNcyon
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

hhtcfiectthh sWheh hnH HtceA rtEuM sIt>
teul ias
rA'in1tlen,s san Iimosx w.S wn;ssce5' m,ce6on :
IN EFFECT MAY II issA
Trains win leave Wilmington a. foliowss
For Philadelphia lexpressJ. L67, a.6k.
t2o. ESQ. 7.t2. 7.5o. .1s.
10. SO. sss ISs go, snd y;is b r.
i2.ss. KS. sio. us. 10 10 ana al ioss 81 ,. ., n ~
iS Eor Chester 81 x SSssbprsfsl NJ ~ sso z
a. M; .ss. ~. $40, SIS, 20 and 1875 II.
ste So sM ioos oik Ia a. a. m 49, .isiS s i GSs
B.o4, s. 10, b.b6, 7o7. s.1s and lo,s5 2. n.
For Boston without change. io-1s a m.
For the South Southern Railway Ex-
press. 7.M p m. sleepers TO Memphis and
For West Chester. via Lamokin, aso ..
nj FOR - Nssafs z % Center and in,srm.dl4,.
Baltimore and washington. 4ss aet.
1t. se' sss. s9 sss. q Ris Ra. 60 "a M ana
r. iiisiSis \. s ana ,ip,.rmsdla,. station.
Whining ton ssxpressS. 10, i'm iss sM.
tOl. fl, 5-0e, bsu. bbp elf. 300. 11u hsA~
"a SsfSG%sss'isa s5s sss ss e. M H. sl tx asd @
SUNDAY TrAINs.
For PhiladelphiA (expressp, l.s7. as. 4M.
s sos s a. H. 1Si soS IL. R ss & .na ND sss Y sS NJ
xcs9mmsasslon; 4 Il Ds 4 q si0 a N. ials La
loSs ST. fa'f5 a. sfsE's; i s Is sa. "a g. s ssa
and 9.o6 p. m.
AceemgsaatissI, 4 sie a. M. u 10. la
II For New York. Isl, s.55. 4.2o, 2, $50. s.4s.
e43 1905. l1.4S a. m. i37 305. 4.05, 5.Oi, b.56.
$50. $40. 707. 9.12. and lo.35 p. NJ.
For Boston. without change, $50 .. m.
| For the South--Southern Railway Ex-
press. ~ y. M. sieepers % Memphis and
For west Chester. via Lamokin. SIS a
bsisimsrs ana /, : rws.a.h,nsssss. y. a s An ~,
$40 p. m. and 1854 night.
Baitimore and intsrmsaiats stauons.
II gcaSo ave ii' fGllsdsiphla. Broad street. fos
a, M; liz. Ati.. sos, $50. 7.4o. SIS, LIN.
M Ae eemmodation. ss5. s,Ie, io.s q M,
- .pEEAWARE DIVISION, i .
For New Castle. sis Y Y * * a Nm M; 2oe' an
Express ior Dover. Harrington, and 3, pa psl-
mFT For HsrriSsssn s sha wRy % Stations hsR oh.
2.b0 p. m.
| EXPRESS for Cape Charles, Nd Point
Comfort a.d Norfolk. ll.03 q. m. and l2ol
night.
For New Castle. p5l p. nj, and 12ol night
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort
and Norfolk, 12.01 night.
For Middietown, Clayton. Dover. Wy
oming, FELTON,. Harrington. ,bridseyilits
6eaIord, Laurel. and Deip.ar, 2ul night.
cC Congressional Limited Expresl
trains. composed entire,y Of Pullman Yes.
tibule, Parlor and Dinins Cars. No extra
fare other than the usual Pullman charge
% Limited Express trains. composed q
Pullman Vestibule Parlor Cars. vesdbule
Passenger Coaches and Dining Gar. Nc
extra fare.
For further Information passengers are
referred 70 the ticket agent At the station
8. NJ. PROVOST, j. r, WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass AGt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03

GOLD will go out. 1t seems I'm possible
10 get the trade balances In our favor.
.[he Democratic administration has had
sAsFd work to keep the gold reserve up TO
t1s legal point. One million dollars In
l1old has been Withdrawn and will be
lghlpped to-day. 1t is also rumored that q
c34es Importing house will get 81 100000
additional. 1t begins to look by the time
tAe syndloate's term expires to keep the
Epld reserve up to the limit, that gold
aiil go out by the millions and the gov
ternment placed In the position of Dor
fower to keep the reserve OF the precious
metal In tact.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
DIG lSTE RS ORDER.
h HEuISrEH's OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE CoUErY, DEE.
lplt- tal,


Upon the application OF Sarah Merrill,
AdmluislTalriN Of Charles II. Merrill late
OF Wilmington hundred. In said county de-
ceased, II Is ordered and directed by
tho register that the admlnistratriX aforesaid
give notice OF granting OF Letters or Admfll-
ietratlOn upon tho estate OF tho de.
ceased. with the date of granting theteor
hy causlng Advertisements TO be pouted with.
IN forty days from the date OF such lettc in
siS OF them ost public places OF tho County Of
New Castle. requiring MI persons having de.
munus against the estate to present the same
OF hbiue BY nm act OF assembly IN such casa
made aud provided: and also cause tine same
TO be Inserted within the sume period IN tho
bAllf REftBLlCAS, q newspaper published
N wilmington, Del, aud TO be Continued
therein three weeks te o. d.
t-1 Given unurr The hand and Zeal OF
Is s. Dltoe Of the Register aforesaid At
- Wtlml agton. In New Castle County
aforesaid, the dny and year above written
- j, WILKINS COOCH, Register.
NOllCE-Nutice is hereby given that letters
OF Administration were In due form of law
granted unto the undersigned, on The 6th
cay OF July. A. ID. 1895, and that all per-
sons having claims against the estate OF tho
deceased must present the same duly attest-
ed, TO tho said Admip ptstrutrix on or before
the bth day of July, 1895. or abide by the
Act OF Assembly In sueh case made apd pro-
vtded. bAHAH MIlHRfLIs
..a- Adu4inistratrix
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03

THE robblng of George W. Howard OF
Smyrna In Charles DeYallenger's saloon.
eerner of Front and Market Streets on
Thursday, may be the means of his losing
his license to sell liquor after his present
license runs out, In Howard's case when
liquor got In. money went out to two 70.
males. who had been making themselves
agreeable TO him.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03

BRANDYwISE Summit Camp becomes
moro popular evory year. This year will
without doubt. be the banner year. Under
new and progressive blood the camp has
taken on new lease OF life and every
year becomes mora popular than the pre-
csding .one. The camp begins on Mon.
day next and then the woods will r!ng out
Win alleluIa. and frequent amsns.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
w..4. w,ss. v s,.sd.

Now is the time yau viii need weed.
You Will Ret sstisfseticn and your
T. Sergeant dealer In coal. wood
and grain. yard 1os MARYLAND avenue.
Once 7th aud King streats, Phone 54A
HLArRe Pea Coal for family use. ~
E4Large load OF wood for el.50. Now
is the time to order your winters supply
OF coal.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
Ola Day and Might students

VIII want to return to Goldey College. Sth
and Market Streets to get the new "Busi.
ness Practice from the Start WORK to be
a week than by the old text book method
In month. Send for free catalogue, ex
planning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
M,unlal

A youth. possibly not under H. for light
duties. He should have his home In Lhe
city. Engagement to begin August 27th.
Tuition ln return for services. with slight
compensation. A chance for 0 good hoy
TO get business education Without ex-
pence. Very best reference required. Ad-
dress, enclosing testimonials, II. s. Col
dey wiimington Com mmercial College.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
ON THuRsDAY,

at o'clock p. M,
the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land with two-and-one-half-story brick
house thereon erected. situated in the
city of Wilmington aforesaid. bounded
and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at a point on the southerly
side of Curlett street In the centre of an
alley feet wide and at the distance of
127 feet inches from the easterly side of
Spruce street; thence southerly parallel
with Spruce street, along the centre of
said alley and land now of Michael Kirk
46 feet TO a corner thence easterly paral-
lei with Curlett street 13 feet 0 inches to
another corner; thence northerly parallel
with Spruce street and through the centre
of the division wall between this house
and tho one on the lot adjoining on the
east, now belonging to John Grimes, 4G
feet to the said side of Curlett street, and
thence thereby westerly 13 feet o. inches
to the place of BEGINNING, be the same
more or less,
Seized and taken in execution, as the
property of Thomas Garvey and Sarah
his wife, and It's and to be sold by
PAUL GILLIS, Sheriff.
sherlff's Office. Wilmington. Delaware
July so, 1895.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03

IN Mexico they have a sure and swift
way In arguing with an editor Hon. jose
O,mo %. one Of the be5t known newspaper
editors In Southern Mexico, had by his
writings incurred the enmlty of polltl.
cal faction OF that city. As he was pass
in- along an unfreqGented etreet Friday
n sht he was attacked by tive masked
men and stabbed to death.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03

SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Levari Facias to me directed
will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House. on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh reefs, In the city
of Wilmington. Castle county.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
EGISTEHS ORDER,
IO KEGIsTER's OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DEf..


Upon the application of David Lcntz
Executor of Henry Lentz. late OF
Wilmington hundred In said county, de-
ceased, IL il ordered md directed by
The Register that tine Executor aforesaid
give notice of granting of Letters Tesla
mentary upon the estate or the deceased,
with tho date OF granting thereof, ny
causing advertisements TO be pnated within
forty day s from the date of such leIfera In
SIX Of tile most public places OF the county
of New Castle. requiring all persons having
demands against the eatate to present tho
same, or abide by an act Of Assembly In such
case made and provided; anu also cause tho
suIre TO BE- inserted within the same period,
In the DAILY HEruBIICAS. n newspaper pub
ilshed In H!lmlng on. Dcl.. and to he coitln-
ned therein three wocks. (e. o. d.
49,, Given under tue hand and seal of
8. s., Office Of the Register aforesaid at
- Wilmington, in New Castle County,
aforesaid the day and year above written
j. WILKINS COOCH. llegister.
NOilCIs-Notlce is hereby given thaa let
tcrs TcstHmcntarY were In due form Of law
granted unto the uudcrsigned, on the alth
day oil July, A. D., 1875, and that ali per-
sous haN lrg ciattns against this estate OF the
deceased must present tho same, duly attest.
cd, 10 the said Executor. on or before the
2lih daV of Jaly. 1895. or abide tho Act
Ul Asst n.bly ~ such case made and provided.
DAVID LENfZ
ESruutor
Address n, {. Traim Attorney. Winning
ton. bel. i2G
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
~.,,v,,s, =, ,fe,ld

Two miilIons and ! half Of gold have
bsan drawn from the u g. Treasury this
week over half Of which is for immediate
shipment to Europe. How much more
will be needed to pay balances remains TO
be seen. while braaeinR about addition
al imports. we shall before q year passes
bs called on to buy gold In order to keep
up the reserve fund. To keep the money
market right We must Increase our ex,
ports as well as our imports. We muat
sell as much az we buy or become smbar-
rgssod.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03

II has besn said time and tlme again,
that the gamblers have been driven out OF
our city. Well. maybe thsy have. We
are not prepared toproye anything to the
contrary. ALI the same last evening
the police force made raid on lot Of
men who have been conducting game
over on the green" over Market streei
bridge. sweat and crap were the fav or.
lite games to win or lose upon.