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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
LuCAL uuTn.

Hugh Collins was sent to FArnhurst
last night. tie was found on the street In
the afternoon acting in a peculiar manner
and Dr. Pyle pronounced him Insane.
The Wilmington Opera Club will meet
In the Builders Exchange this evening
for the purpose OF beginning work for the
coming season.
Mr.. II. Arney. the Temperance Apostle
delivered two OF his characteristic tenn.
peraDce lectures yesterday In the Brandy
wine II. E. and Ollvet Presbyterian church.
Both congregations were greatly pleased
with the addresses and have invited Mr.
Arney to lecture for them again In the
near future.
Robert Llddell. of this city. has been
gran teu pension.
d. @. Montgomery. Jr., Of Dover, has
been appointed Distaot Deputy Supreme
Archon In the State of Delaware for the
Improved Order OF Heptasophs. Supreme
Afchon Colen, OF Pittsburg. made the
appointment,
The steamer. Major Reybold ls closing
her 43d season OF travel up ami down the
Delaware.
The State Convention of the Delaware
W. y. I. U. will be held In Milford. Oct.
I'd. Sd and 4th.
There will be q reunion OF the mem bers
OF the Delaware Legislature at the Dover
Fair on Wednesday.
Tbs annual hop given during the State
Fair will be helu at the Hotel Richardson
In Dover. Friday evening. Oct. 4th,
Hereafter all persons caught jumping
the fence enclosing the ball ground at
Front and Union streets Will be arrested
and punished.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
rlananma. rrees esaalaa. oa.

Superior Court today did not oonvonc
until noon and the 1andamua caeo O
Joseph Cash vs tho Rellapos Fire Com
many was then taken up. Mr.. Oash statse
that tho company owns tho property =.
Fourth and tombard streets, ne csS yAiHs T,.o o.
was other valuable personal property Ol
Auxust 10th, 1855 hs was elected mem
bar OF ths nompany. the books corrobArat'
Ing his ssAtensnt.
The petitioner continued TO DO Nom
Der OF the company until last April whe
he was expelled. Tbs minutes OF th'
company Of April |, 1895, showed that h.
had bsen expelled al thai Time. Mr. Casl.
had received no notice 5aforehand OF the
contem plated action. but few day5
after the Inseting be received o notico
from the secretary, telling him that his
name had bsen ordered stricken from
the membership roll for the cost OF
shrt. no further explanation bsing given.
The notice was submitted III evidence.
For years the witness had been an hon.
orary member of the company. be bad
made request for reinstatement but was
told that lie bad no more right at tho
meetings. He had asked President Pat.
rick Murphy and Secretary James Kane
about his mem bership ami both had told
bin that he was no longer a member Of
the company. With the object OF getting
at tho value OF tbs oornpany's real estate.
Judiah Mnrvll offered IN evidence tue ue4u
OF the farm TO the lire. department by
David Bush.
On cross examination John Biggs asked
MIR. Cash II he had any recollection OF
being expelled from tho company on
April 2. 1877. the witness replying that be
did not Mr. Biggs asked the witness
WHISTLER or not he was Indebted TO tho
company In the snm OF 81 und over Tor o
shirt, but Mr.. Hiiles objected and argu
ment over the admission of the question
lasi ed half an hour.
the court allowed the question to be
answered and Mr.. Cash replied that he
did not but on the other hand the com
pany was indebted to him. The witness
admitted that at a meeting held on Feb
runry Q, 1895, bill had been presented to
him Tor 81. so. He denied that at the tlme
lie was threatened with expulsion II he
did not pay the bill.
/ 1t was 10 o'clock whom court took the
usual recess.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
A Gnod DnY ID. union.

Yesterday was a delightful and success
full day at Union NJ. L. Church. In the
morning the Rev. Robert Watt. d. D..
preached a sermon OF great power. II
was exchange day and DR.. Watt was sent
to Union. The people were delighted
with their appointment and will welcome
the brother back at any time. While the
sermon was being delivered the people
praised God with the loud voice. being
deeply moved by the rich spiritual truth
falling from the minister's llps.
In the evening evangellstic servtces
were held. Pastor Hanna preached from
the Incident OF the scribe who said. lord
/ will follow thee whithereoover thou
Roest." lie discussed the two thou xhts
"What II must have meant to this man
to say these words and what elements OF
ohare oter he displayed In this resolution.
An early invitation rus given to the un.
saved and several rose for prayers. Three
came TO the altar, the members gathered
about the altar, ana In a little time light
and peach came to the three penltenta.
Next Sunday night Mr.. Hanna will discuss
the excuses people givo for not following
Jesus There is a good prospect at Union
chuioh for a revival OF great Interest
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
Thermometrioai RECORD.
U.s. DEP lRrMENT OF AGRICULTURE
wEATHER BUREAU oFrIcn

BALTIM ORE, Nd, Sept. 80.
The table below arrives the tempera
ture and the state CT the weather ut 8
O. m. to-day at the etarions named:
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
i,yr,aa nm FRIDAY.

Thomas Mitchell attended the burial Of
the remains of VIM. II. Backshira at
Cedar Hill cemetery. above Frankford.
Pa. last Friday. Mr.. Biackshlre learned
the cabinet making business with the late
Dell Noblit OF this city. being fellow APP
prentioe with John Nobllt OF Philadelphia.
who ls now In his 18th year,. James Nor.
row aged n years and Thomas Mitchell.
aged 70 yesrs. 5.ss,s
Mr. Nobilt is afflicted with rhau matIsnn.
ard he may be ciasssd as an invalid.
Messrs. Morrow and Mitchell nre both en-.
joylng good health and are quite active.
and may possibly attain as great an are
as did their old preceptor. Mr.. Mitchell
attended the soldiers reunion at Louis.
willie. Kentucky, aud tho following weas
he passed at Atlantic City In company
with his wife. Proper recreation 10 con.
duclve TO length OF life.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
The cubnn Cause,

Horatio N. Rubsna. tho New. York law.
yer. was In this city today. He says the
Government will give up the seized arms
aud am IN unitlon to the Oubaps before
long In speaking OF the resolutions
by the Irish Congress at Chicago he said
that the resolutions carry great weight
with them from the fact that tho Irish
element In this oountry holds the control.
ling power.
II the Irisb vote goes with certain
side then that side Is sure to win. Irish
men have made efforts before for llbsrty.
but eples defeated them. You cannot
keep them out unless you have only few
leaders In whom the greatest oonhdence
is placed. Let tho others contribute Tor
the general requirements, and tho few can
carry on the work until everything 10 In
readiness to strike the blow.
lialph Do Soto will ba In Chicago and
will give ali Information respecting the
barbarous treatment OF tho noble patriots
of Cuba. Chicago will have tremsn-
dous effect on the next Congress and pe'
titions from all parts OF the United States
will call upon that body for action on the
Cuban trouble
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
neoord, madn

wAIaHAM Mas. Sept. lo.-..Two new
worlds records were nude on tie Wal.
than cycle track yesterday afternoon.
Eddie McDuffee OF Maiden, and Nat But
ler, OF Boston, always the bItterest OF
livals. mounted the same tandem twice
in one day and pushed 1t fsstsr each time
than similar wheel ever before had
gone under eimilar conditions.
In the fret attempt mile was made In
l,6lN. beating the reeorda whole second.
with quad" setting the pace. Their
second attempt was for an unphoaj half.
mile. they going In So 4.b seconds. beating
the old worlds record Of o'ConEor and
Rhodes.
snnger's hold upon the..mpaced mile
record OF g. OF 20 remain his still. Mad.
dox, the fast Asbury Park man. tried to
2.16.
Charles B. Murphy and Nat Butler met
Ia spsclal match, paced by squad"
Murphy won In 2.O2 25.
The match race between the profession.
al cracks, Arthur W, Porter. OF waltham.
ard Peter J. Berlo. OF Boston resulted in
victory for Porter. Time. 2.l3.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30

The Niagara grapes grown by William
Shimor near Ghadd's Ford, Pa. are u 4
beat which are sold In our city. They cal
he procured OF Haughey and Cardlnella.
Fourth and King streets ard also OF some
other dealers. lie also supplys many
parties who wish to make wine. We re-
gard those grapes as fully equal II NOT
superior to The California grape In this
connection we may remark that out OF
the entire dozen different parties who en-
gnged In the culture OF grapes In this
neghborhood a dozen years ago Mr..
SINNER and oEe other gentleman are the
only ones who continue In the business
today. 10 raise good grapes attention
must be given to trimming. cultivation
and bagging, and this is something more
than the gIent majority are willing to do
and hence grape culture with them Is
failure.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
no.,I,rc IN pn,,.s.,,.,a.

This last summer the experiment OF
running steamboat from Milton to
Philadelphia was tried and IL proved 80
successful that IL has been decided to or.
ganize stock company and put boat
regularly upon the line, The new co m.
pany Will have capital stock OF els. 900.
IL is possible that the improvements now
being made by the National Government
to the Mispillion liver may make 1t possi.
steamboat to Philadsiphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
nIinIAIetInl IIninn,

Tho Ministerial Union met at the Y. N.
c. A rooms Rey. T. Il. Hendricks. pre-
eided. j. ID. Leentea, the secretary, read
the minutes OF the last meeting, which
were approx ved.
Rer. W. w. Sharp read an essay on The
Mercantile Dissertation OF the Sabbath q
menace TO ths Church." How shall 1t be
metz
Discussion followed tho rendlng. DR..
Lougstreet was ntrod uced and addressed
the meeting on single tax.
Tie resignation of II. s. Dow as treas-
urer was received. and Rev. j. d. LeGates.
the secretary. was elected as treasurer.
Rey. o. @ Buddington wac appointed
essayi5t Tor the next meeting.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
nn,h. Ira,inr nurainr.

Dectlye Hutchins of the p, W and B.
Railroad. accom- panied by Route Agent
Tuuis and Thomas A. Smith tho agent of
the company at Ridgely in this office a
ara working at Denton Nd. on what hey
believe to be a good clue To The arrest Of
the parties. They were accompied by J..
M Barry. who had deposited In the safe
over thousand dollars worth OF dIa.
monds which were taken with theIother
uJntanta of the safe,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
Gnn,I pnlIce ANnrk.

Officer Marr was taking a walk on Sat.
urday and hls BuHptCiUnS We're aroused
b. Tho actions OF a stGang Of. lie followed
hun around anu arrested him on the
charge oil picking pockets
Officer Shields on Iday night ar.
rested Wesley Cook for larceny Deteo.
tive BuEshnw aud Detective MItsil have
been l0oalng for him for sumo .imo.
Officer halloney arrested Three men on
Saturday night in live minutes. 1he
three men were sent In ut the suDe time.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
rhllndclphlnvs. o. 4. %.

The PHILADELPHIA League Club and the
Columbia Athletic Club OF New Castle will
play a game OF bail at Tho Front and
Union street grounds tomorrow after.
noon. To those who have never seen
lengue club play the game will be treat
and their presence alone should fill the
park to ovetlowinR.
This will he the batting order: O. A. O.
-Casaidy, 70; Ferguson. ss; Hayes. Of;
Leach D; Heck, c;Montgomefy. II; Fisher;
RI; MoCaughn. lb; Duff. 3b; subs. Day,
Madden und Willis.
Philad elphia-rurner. RI; Delehanty. II;
Sullivan. ss; Clements. o; Grady, If Hall.
man, 2b; Reilly. 81; Boyle. ID; Carsey, d;
subs, orth, Buckley and Madison.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
DEATIHs,
w 6IKER.-nn ihe nnrninr NJ sontnr,ho,


WALKER. On the morning of September
2ILh. $50. james j. Walter.
Services ut his late residence, 1913 Clay.
mont street. Monday afternoon. September
3Oth. mt $ o'clock. Interment at w ilmingtun
and Brandywine Cemetery.
ABBOTT-on Sept. 2s 1875. May. daughter
OF Jonn II. and Isabella Abbott, aged "
> years.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral from her parents residence New
Castle avenue between aud ID streets on
TUESDAY, Oct. LIST ut o'clock. lnterment ut
IL veryiew.
Ei.LI0TT-At Newport. Del. on Sept g.
1895. Ellen May. infant 6auVhter OF WIN.
And Ella Elliott aged years und months
Funeral on Monday afternoon, sept. GOth
ht 2.3o O'Clock. services at the house. Inter
ment at 81 James cemetery, Newport
QUINBY On Sept. - 1885, aiury }. Quinby.
aged GA years.
ltelatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence of her hus-
band, Isaac &. QuinGy. AT Ilockessln, Del, ON
Wednesday afternoon, Mt / o'Cloes. Ser-
vices and inteIment ut lied Clay Creek
Church. withe ut further notice.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
The Single Tnxerr.

Tho big aing1e tax tent is being removed
from this city to Now Castle today, In or.
der that meetings may be held in It at that
place every night this week. Next Mon.
day II will be removed to Middleton wn, and
the week thereafter to Smyrna. and cor.
tlnuo In this manner down the State until
every town has been reached. and the peo.
pie instructed IN the single tax theory.
The party has also rented n room In the
Builders Exchange. in which meetings
will he held everyFriday evening through.
out the season.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
Store open evenings.

Strictly one price, and if dis.
satified with your purchase we
will return your money. All
goods marked in plain figures.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30

Cards are out for the marriage OF l..
Scott Townsend of the Security, Trust
and Safe Deposit Co to Miss Nellie Dure.
on October 8. the ceremony TO be perform.
ell at the home Of the bride. MIR. Towns
end Ia the con of Collector OF Port, Hon.
Geo. L. Townsend, OF Odessa, and is O we'll
known and popular young gentleman In
the fashionable circles OF Middietow WI and
Odessa.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
Funernl oi n.nl, .. Pcnrcs,

The funeral OF benjamin G. Psarce took
plaue yesterday afternoon from tho rect
denee OF Ills daughter. Mrs. John $. Writ
at Elkton. RoY. William Schoulsr. pastor
of Trinity Protestant Episcopal church,
ofliciatsd. lhs lLttrment Was ut Bethel
Cemetery. Tho bearors were Il. e
lamar, George Il, ASH, George Is Kerfuot.
Dr.. Charles u Ellis. w. Ii. Mp "kall and
Manly bremen.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
nInrrv.isn-,innnn n,n,.

A free fight of desperate character
took piBc5 at Greensboro Saturday night.
More than hundred persons, white and
oOlored were In the crowd. A merry.go'
round was in full blast and large crowds
gathered around II for several ii lights and
trouble resulted among them, The dis
turbance Was the most famous racket
that has occurred there for years. 1t Is
aRid the tight had been anticipated be-
tween u crowd from this State und oppo.
nepte from that section. II occurred over
old grutiges- Clubs. stones, knives and
pistols were freely usah. Seven shots
were fired and several persons wounded.
a man named UAlIall received one shot IN
the leg and his younger brother had his
skull lrsetuIed. No ArreRLs Mere made,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
Enlsc p,tInn, t.oto ,,ipueano,t..

Mr.. and Mrs, $. NJ. Curtis of Newark.
Edward q, bradford, Dr. Horace Burr,
Rev X. j. hammond, Mlss Palmer. Mrs.
MoIlvaiHe Rev, L. Gardner LAttell. huv.
George G. Hall OF This city AMI Rev. ii NJ.
Bartlett of Chrisls' Church. Brandywino
Hundred. left thIs city for minneapolis.
MINI, this morning where thoy viii at
tsud the Guneral Convention Oh tile Fps.
cupal Church. Bishop Coleman has al.
ready gone there and DI. Henry HIdgiey
OF Dover will go tomorrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
Created Qulss Fsrors.

Mr.. J. Edward Addicks with bis slx
sorrei horses and log attracted consider
able attention thls mornlng on driving
down Market atrnst. He had In With him
MIR. Bharios Kitl;nger. Daniel It. Stewart,
Is the only gentleman In the city. whom It
comes to pulling ribbons oyor more than
n pafr of hOrses.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
Epl.copa, cnurch conveotiou.

The Revs. George c. Hall. II. 81. Bart.
lett, ]. leighton McKim aud L. Gardner
Littell, ID. D.. Dr. Rldgley. Edward q.
Bradford, s. M.Curtls and DIR. Horace Burr
will represent the Diocese of Delaware at
the general convention of the Episcopaf
Church, witch will DO held In Minneapolis.
AIInn., ba.TInnlnR TOMORROW.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
TaIIyhe for Dover.

The beautiful brake made BY Price Of
Boston. drawn by six horses left thls
morning for Dover. The party compris.
ed J. Edward Addicks, Dr. Marshall, ex.
Postmaster Stewart. James @. shaw. Jr.,
Chas. l.. KittiDger senator Handy and
Geo. w. Roberta. The party will stop at
Middlstown tonight.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
I.aitlto Re.t.

The funeral of the late William Budd
took place yesterday afternoon fIom the
OF Taylor ard hurch streets. and was
largely attended by relatives and friends,
aud Cyrus Castle No. L. X. q. L, OF
which he was ons of the oldest memD Ders.
The services we're held at scott NJ. L.
Church. and were solemn and impressive.
Alter the service the cOrtege proceed.
cd TO RiYervew Cemetery, where the In
terment was made. MIR. Buud was n
years OF age, ana well known IN the east.
ern part OF the Guy, WIrra lie has resided
for tho past 70 years. He was IL mem Dsr
OF The Methodist hurch for many years
and 4 CONS ssLent christlAn.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
TIL, c,.vuo,t acc,aen,.

Deputy Coroner Chandler went to Clay.
mont today to secure evidence as to the
death OF the young girl who was struck
by the train yesterday afternoon at that
place. An Inquest will propably be held
thls evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
| Pillow Shams.

Ready made, good muslin,
strongly sewed, usual sizes,
&c each, I2c each
Hemstitched shams, extra
size, finely made,
I9c each, 25c each
Making hasn't been considered.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
H., a.. - 49,. LIE

The Novelty Carriage works has shipped
. tlhe assortment OF carriages to the
Dover Fair. They have taken ali palns TO
make them iirst class anu should bring
patronage They consist Of SuEIles,
Dayton Wagons Phaetons, Top buggi66
and Spindle Wagons. etc,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30

Revival meetlEGs are In progress at
SpedIens, J. L. Van Bnrkalow. pastor. A.
j. Dolbow, will assist
Herman III. Sypherd. b. A.. has been
taking the place OF Prof. Conoyer at Della.
ware College during the latter's illness.
Mr.. Geo. W. Burke. son OF Rev. G. W.
Burke. has accepted position to teach
shorthand at the Margaret Academy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
annres tar nri..a,..n.

] ohm W. Jolls OF Middietown has chip.
ped over 5000 bushsla OF appiss to q
mincement factory In Philadelphia. He
expects to ship large quantities before
the season closes. Tina apples sell at 2Ss<
cents u bushel. James Il. Shallcross had
% ncres OF an apple orchard that bore
thousands OF baskets OF, the fruit.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
SEQ for a -,x ,r,u,n,, csur-o In

bookkeeping. banking, penrnanship. arlth.
metlc, rapid calculations, leltor writing,
spelling, etc. at Goldey Wilmington Com.
merelal and Shorthand College. Night
sessiona3 . months S1i, or psy by the
month. Catalogue rates for 10th season.
No elasses. Also individual Instruction
in shorthand and typewritinR begiu any
night. Day sessions to 3.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
Tin,n hr ,hn RarelnnIr.

Robert E. Francis. the tonsorial artist
OF the Sixth whrd, has announced that he
would like TO succeed Board OF Health
register W, @. X. Co!quhoun. whose term
expires In May. 1856. There Is nothing
like taking tiIne by the fore lock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
A Ilax,. s,u,I,p.

The Uncle Lew Club pIcnicked at Du.
Points pier on the Christiaua creek on
sunday. They had royal good time.
Some twenty-five members of the club
participated In the days outing. Hefresh.
mente were served In abundance.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
a.0,.,nnu u,nr, !, 1,,,,,.,

Mise Emma Betelle OF No. 9is Monroe
street. Is undergoing treatment at the
Kensington Hospital for Women In Phila.
deIphia. She suffers from a tumor and
an operation was performed this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
A Rnnnxyny.

A runaway took place on Saturday Mig lit
while crossing Washington street bridge.
The animal fairly took Maud s. gate
over the bridge and was going out Con-
cord nike at q Q Ol OlIp,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
Pay Your connty Tnx,

To-day (Monday) Is the last day that
county taxpayers are able to save the 8
cent rebate on their tax bills. After to-
day per cent will be taken Off darling the
months of October and November.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
The W..,n.r.

Tomorrow pro mises to be fair to
tains, followed by rain In different 10.
cations. Wednesday, fair aud rather
warmer,
THE TEMPERATURR.
The Thermometer at the REPUBLICAN
0fiice to-day:
7o'clock. 10 o'clock. 2o'ciook.
az Ks al
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
The thiId Wns stlII horn.

Deputy Coroner Chandler went to Now.
ark last night 10 Investigate the death of
an infant found there It was learned that
the child was s.ill born aud WAS left back
81 the house whore 1t was found Wy Its
mother, a Polish woman.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30

The price OF -four was advanced by the
VIM. Lea q Sons Company this morning
25 cents per berrel. The price OF wheat
has advanced nearly three per cent. per
bushel since Friday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
Dnnhir Ynnr noiInrn

Investing In building lots at" "Creston" at
tue public sale to bs held next Saturday,
October 5, at 4 D. IN, Every lot offered
will positively be sold. Plots al liz Mar.
Eat afFaAf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
Ac.Ih-iIsh-Ir.Ih In.

On Tuesday October /, 1893, on MadI
son street near Front, from ga m. until
sold, car loud of tish. Please bring bas.
ket or paper. From Larubee& Co.,
owners Asbury Para pound fisheries.
L. A. MoGLuRE.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
PiIIs DO Nor Cure.

Pills do not cure constipation. They
only agRravats. Karl's Glover Root Tea
gives perfect regularity of the bowels.
N. 3. DanGorth. uor. 2nd and Market.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
aa,ou,ou wt,I Cnse,

will Of the late Isaac Solomon did not
come before Judge Cooch In Probate Court
Tho morning. The Interested attorneya
were not ready. The case will taken up
Tomorrow,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
Kaaa, HriHnda
VIII soon be Ont.

The Boys Brigade. OF Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church. will meet this evening at
o'clock sharp
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30

The Squirrel Run baee ball team wss
defeated by the Upper BanKs team on
Saturday by the score of II to 10
Judge Grubb this morning heard fur.
ther argument over the dover In the case
OF Huett vs.. Penn ber ton.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30

The Junior Board OF the Homeopathic
Hospital will give picture play called
Miss Jerry In the drawing room OF the
New Century Club Monday afternoon
October IL
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
The AIieaed PIckpocketw

The trial OF the two alleged pickpocWets
will take place this evening In the Mum.
cipal Court before Judge Ball. The men
have seoul cd the services of II. ii. Ward.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30

The engineer OF the p. ". & B. r. r.
chops blew the whistle today at i1.53 for
u o'clock. Pusey & Jones' engineer fol.
loWen suit. They were both wrong.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30

Rud olph L. Frank. who had his collar
bone broken some time ago while riding
on his bicycle out Delaware avenue, will
be able to be out OIL Wednesday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30

A special train went down the Delaware
Division today containing party OF ship
ping men who are interested In the trial
OF the big American lineS st. Paul