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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
wnlbnun.'s ThoronRhbr.,ls Sold.

NEw YORK, Sept2-A sale OF race horses
belonging TO q. Waibaum took place "A
Sheepshead Bay today. Among those sold
ware the following:
Lampighter, br. h.. ak years. by
Spendthrlft -Torchllght, Milton Young,
S7500
Potenate, b, c four years. by Hayden
Edwards Amelia, 2. J. Meehan, $1,000.
FioIie b, T., two years by Hanover
Marguerite, A, j. Blum. $3.50,
Fred Buur. b. c., two years. by Exile
May Rose. ". M. Wallace, sI750.
Sweet favordale br. T., two years by
Favordale-Swest Home, g. 70. Smith.
S3200.
Cotton King, b. 0, two years. by King
Galop-Wnrmansl q. L. Smith, eli, $50.
Mt. MGGtegor, Ii Q. swo years by
Day Star-Miss Mcdregor. Il. j. Meehan,
$1,000.
Goodwin, ch c. three years. by Ill. Used.
Little Hopes, 1. J. Aeehan. 81, 900.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
A sian :, she v,rs.c..

The new pllotaGe regulations adopted
by the Board OF Port Wsrdans held n
PbIladelphla on Monday provides that no
pilot shall go to any United Ststes or FOR
elgn port to bring n vessel TO the Della
ware Breakwa Philadelphia or any
other Delaware Bay or river port except
under instructions from the pilot's office
to which all applications for auch service
must be made. The now regulations will
20 Into effect as soon ae the Delaware
Pilot Commissioners shall take similar
action. This Is intended as q slap against
the virdens OF Lewes. Del. They are call
ed parlor CAR pilots.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03

NOTICE TO THF HONORABLE
IN JUDGES OF the Court OF General ses-
sions of the Peace and jail Delivery OF tho
State of Delaware. in and for New Castle Co..
we the undersigned freeholders and respec
table citizens OF school district No 4b. In the
County of new Caslie. dohereby O .riify that
Patrick Leonard. tenant bother and occupant
of tho est blishment situated in said school
dist riot. county and state aforesaid. and do
srribed in this application, FOR a license on
Monday. the 18th day of septembor, A.
d.. 1895. being the mex term OF said court, for
the sale of ihioxicatit q liquors IN quantities
not less han one-hnlf gallon therein, not TO
be drunk the promises he being a IL
ensed retailer OF goods wares and merchnn'
disc. the aggregate cost value of his stock
constantly kept on hand for sale is not less
than i've hundred dollsrsi he is man OF
full age. sobriety and good moral character;
thar sucn sale of Intoxicating liquors at said
place il necessary to aco pmmodnte the pub:
lic; that he 10 the ownor of said house and
the following respectable citizens OF said
District ut least six of whom are substant-
Ial freehoiders of said district recommend
the said application. 10 wit;
Jopn McCplliu John NJ Vallett
l. Chase Chas Gray
Hugh Smith John Boyle
Patrick McGrorey John ii Palmer
James u Tomxn John Reynolds
Philip Tobin James IL BRADY
s3-8t. PATRICK J. LEONARD.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03

The Sunfiower goclnl Rave o delightful
boating party last evening on the largo
and commodious Columbus. Among
Mabel Hart Lille Parker. Amelia Mar.
shall, Annie Sparks, Carrie 5hivery, Maggie
Gill. Olive Murphln: Mrs. George Hebron.
Edgar foulk, George Lock wood. Alfred
SIN ith, Scott Miller. Missouri Stookey,
GeO Snetzler and r. III. Oyafdeer
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
SOCIETY & NOTES. 5 .

MIe8os Nellie and Mabel Caeparson are
Waiting Mrs. J. u Bitdle. Of Newark, n. J..
/ @. ~. Bland Is visiting his brother. Chas.
Bland. nt Alexandria. Va.
A. Smith ls visiting his aunt Mrs.
samuel Vail ef Dutch Vail
kIlss sallle Hersey has returned hone
1l1er two weeks yisit In Harrisburg and
I4HcGater.
Are. Louisa Hlnger is visiting relatives
Anl frlends at Atlantic City and will re-
main ten days.
George II. Demonet and Emma Brandt.
bpth Of Washington. y. @, were married
On July 4tb, br tho Rev, DR.. I, P,lsensohmid.
ia our city.
Mise Ella Maxwell OF Kennett Square 10
fhs guest Of Wilmington friends.
Miss Nora SCOTT of Cheeter has return.
ed home from Walt TO friends in this
oily.
James English and Mr.. and Mrs. Roop
are waiting the family of A. Il. Kendall, at
uoncordviils.
Misses Emily Baird and Grace Kelley.
Who have been visiting friends In Waeh.
1peton, y. G.. have returned home.
Mfss AlIcs connor has returned home
from a fhree weeks trip through tue
lower part of tho State.
General r. e. Kenney OF Dover was In
this city today. liz Is looking as happy
~ can be.
The Mssss Anna Porter and Martha
Matthews have returned from West
Z fhiiauelpbia where they have been the
guests OF Mise Mamie Crawford.
Matte Price of Delaware City Is attic nd.
Ing the Wilmington High School. We
did rot know that our pubic schools were
Tor country scholars.
Joseph Herman. Seventh and Madison
etreets, was given a rousing reception last
esening by his numerous friends who
drank his health. Joe says there ls no
place like America.
DR.. Il. u. Smith. of No. 8ll Market street.
errtved home from Europe last evening
after rough voyage. having spent two
months abroad riding bicycle through
England. ireland aud wales.
Mr.. John L. Mullen and wife returned
bone from Europe on Monday. where
they had been travelling for tho prst six
weeke. They report having had q pleasant
tour.
The Misses Sarah and Emma Prooknow,
James English and Mr. and Mrs. RoOp of
this city are spending lew days with tho
family o: J, +. Hendall. OF Conc ord Vile.
del. Co.. Pa.
John Stewart, who has been located at
Port Deposit Md. for the pact year. has
accepted u position as gardener with DR..
Aiexts DUPONT. ut Greenvlile, Christiana
Hundred.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
Amu-ensss..
onANp orrnA nouss.

On account Of the scenery and stage
effects OF the Lillian Lewis CT pany
being so numerous and heavy aud not
being In position no matinee wns given
yesterday of 'CleoDatra." The pressnta.
tion given last evening was elaborate and
Interpreted very cleverly. Mise Lewis
herself could NOT have been stronger In
any other role than ''Cleopatra.n
This iole requires great emotion to be
portrayed at tlmes and this Mlss Lewis
did TO perfection. Mr.. Edmund Collier,
as Mare Antony was excellent and Mr..
Geo. Wossells as Euoborb1s was sxoeed.
lngly clever. The rest of the company
were good In their respective roles. lhe
different beautiful tabieaux were go ar.
ranged ae to secure the best effect. The
Living Picture" announced In program
were not given through some reason or
other.
Hoyts "A Trip to Chinatown" will be
the attraction OF the Grand Opera House
sented to the theatre going public In the
persons OF Niles Laura Bigger, who is
very beautiful and talented. and who
plays the WIDOW" also MIR. Burr HRver-
ly. quaint and original, who will play
''Weiland Strong" These people are NOT
new TO the public as state artists but this
season Introduces them as stars. MIR.
Hoyt takee great pleasure In being mile
to give these people q vohlcie that:fits
them to such nicety as "A Trip to China
town.
He personally admires their talents, and
hnows Of their oapa bilities. as they have
played these two characters many times
Tor him as leading mem bers OF his several
companies. He will realize evidently at
the end OF the present season. that hls
opinion or his high estimate OF their
worth was really correct one. as 1t Ia
almost next to an impossibility with this
Outht to lose money.
At the Grand Opera House. Thursday
evening. Sept 9th. The popular comedian.
james b. Matkie. Will be seen Ia the great
laughing comedy. Grimes Cellar Door"
which is said to be gay. merry fun from
first TO lest, relieved only by bright musi,
cal numbers. original sOngr, dances and
epeclalties which are thickly strewn
throughout the performance.
His supporting company is large and
strong. HE suocess the past live years all
over the country from east to west and
south proves that the public have accept.
ed HIM MS home favorite and have given
him recognition despite any and all op-
position. This year he will make tour
clean across the continent ana tas engage
cd the best and strongest COMPANY he
could find to support him at his tirst ap.
pearanca on the Pacific coast.
Vance's Limited Malp will be the ut.
traction at the Grand Opera House on
Saturday evening by anable company Of
artists.
DIJou THEATRE.
The well told melo, drama "Slaveo of
Gold" wac presented at the Bijou Theatre.
yesterday afternoon and evening by a
strong company Of artists, sbefore large
audiences. The drama is full of situations
that are interesting In every way. lnclu.
Grandin, talented artistr. They were
ably supported by talented artists. 1t
will be given this aud tom orrow evenlngs
and tomorrow afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
CnrrinRe IluII,rr Ee ~.

e NJ. Hammitt, a we'll known carriaaa
builder Of this oily. died yeeterIay, age
II years. For years he was engaged Ia
tho carriage business at 5th and French
but OF late years at 9th and Walnut. The
funeral will take place from his late rest
denoe lll2 King street tom orrow Iuter.
ment will be mnde in the Wilmington and
Brandy wine csms6ery,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
papil- Re9i-trr Now.

Prof. Jacob 7. Clymer receives pupils
for Individual or class instruotiar at his
school. No. 612 Shipley street. lis prores,
slonal success for many years Is 80 favor.
rbly known, as to I've hts best rccommenda.
ton. The reporter notices intellectually
that his social position mot fol of leiug
inst GLASS endorsement ami great ad.
vaLtage Co his pupils
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
Crup s,ont,pu.d.

The camp at Front and Union atreets
did not close iast Sunday evening as was
expected. but will be continued this weak.
Services every evening at = O'Clock. The
and help the brethren to settle their iinan.
sial difilc utica
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
Morning OF EVENING"

Tho learned Henry Ainsworth says that
as darkness was before light (GeLesis /, 81
the evening is named first, and the Jews
began their day in tho evening. The
Athenians did the same. The Chaldsans
counted from sunrise, the Egyptians from
noon, the Romans from midnight.-Notes
and Queries.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
ntrnes Paxlna.

King street has been excavated from
Eighth to Eleventh. Third street from
French TO Tatnail. Paving business is
brisk. The Street and Sewer Department
do their business In thorough going but
remarkably rapid and systematic manner.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
rsc Flra, aa,ne,

The fret game OF the new Wilmington
Ciub Will be played at tie Front and Un-
Ion streets grounds on Thursday. The
op posing club viii Ia the strong aggre-
ga tion Of players from Smyrna known to
all base ball enthusiasts as the Pride Of
Ksnt County"
Among the new club will be found the
Nance Of come Of the old tlmers. VIII
mington neople remember Denney, the
railroad club pitcher and smyrna will find
that he stili has some of the curves that
ear puzzle the best players.
The people should give a good recep.
tion to the new club and see what IL can
DO Tor the honor OF Wilmington. The
batting order will he as folowe.
SMYRNA. wJLMI NGToN.
Messenger, II Murray 3b
Mcconnell, 80 News 2b
Maguira, 2b Bayes lb
Watterson, CT Nc; abe. ss
Cummins ID Buckley. II
Hansbury. ss Conner. 0
Hess, y Tlerney, OF
Wilt Q h1cCanerty, RI
Lasseli. RI Denney, D
Haivey. reserve,
The North End defeated the sparraws
by the score Of lS to ID. The batteries !:
North End-Barrls and Jordan, Sparrows
-CBrien and Welsh. The features of the
game were tho batting of McGonigai and
Ingram.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
snYinu untl ninnnnrr..

The mountaineering of tho Wilmington
Saving Fund Society was held this morn.
ing. Twepiy.four of the twenty-five
managers were reelected. John Richard
son. Jr., Is the new member and ne euc.
Deeds Joeeph.kratnull deceased. TomoI.
row night the managers will elect ollicers,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
AZ gb,nooten.,eI I.,.pd

John H. Rodney, Chairman Scott ond
Msssrs. Gallagher Armstrong, Meaney
and White OF tho Levy Court Supertnten-
dent Mccoy of the Almsho use and the
members OF tho Trustees OF the Poor
wentto ChlnooteaRue Island this morn.
ing to remain until Friday. The tr ip is u
French treat" to each,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03

Karrs Clover Root Will purify your
Blood, clear your complexion, regulats
your bowels and make your head clear "a
bell. 25c., b0c., . I'd s1.0O.
sold hy N. -; Danforth. 5. T. Cor. second
aud Market Sta
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
EIn,.. EIgb.

Arrangements, wore completed yester-
day for finish fight betwsen George
Stretch and George kelIsy, OF BsiaIro, o.
Tue fight is to be for $50 side. and Is TO
take place within ten days. at a poihL
within fifty mlles of this clty
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03

A minister took his 3-ycarold girl to
funeral, md when he lifted hor up to see
the body she innneently looked up in his
face and said, why, papa, he's as dead as
u hammerl'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
Ten Hours a, Atlantic UIty,

is having posted on every corner Keep
away from had company by going to AZ.
lantic CITY on the b. Il o. with Biram
Grand Lodge. Tickets and information
can pc had OF him.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03

There will be sessions of both Orphans
and Chanoery Courts on Monday. In the
Orphans court Judge Grubb is expected
to preside. 1t will be hls hrst sitting
since May Chancellor Walcott will
transact the matters In hIs court.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
No Train Is Rnn.

The W. Il N, Riilroad Company no
longer runs a train from West Ct>1esF
here to accom- lnodate those who desire to
take In the Cape May trips. The trips to
the people OF that town have not proved
popular. hence the taking off of the train,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
Ginning ,ynhh,nu

]. William White and Miss Susie Spring
will tie married at Epworth Church 10.
morrow mt O'Clock by ltsv. w. s. White
of fredericksburg. Md, who Is an uncle OF
the groom. A reception will follow the
ceremony.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
Mar. snto,I,,o RemuIu.

ROME Sept. 2. ls95.-rhe Pope has de.
cided that Mgr. Satolli. alter his nomlna-
tion ns cardinal at the next consistor y
will remain In America with the title Of
Pro Delegate ADostoiico.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
Iraue.t on Ihe TrolIey yir,,u,

Deputy Coroner Chandler will hold an
inquest on the body of2 year old Nathan
Cooper, who was killed by Riverview Gag
al front and King streets last evening,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
The Peach senson.

This week Will end the peach season In
Delaware There have been shipped 400
carloads TO date, which Is 77a less than WINS
shipped at this time last year. Tho fruit
at ID esent is selling from 25 cents TO 81 a
bnsKot
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03

Some enterprisinR person took stencil
anu marked In red Ink on the neck OF the
iron gray horse attached to Tay!or's root
beer wagon, ready to drink Tiylor's root
beer" The sign and horse attraetei con.
siderable attention on the streets this
morning as 1t was being used 10 deliver
1sylors root beer
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03

The holy grail' is a glass dish of hex
agonal shape TO be seen for n fee at the CO.
thedral of Genoa. 1t is pnrt Of the spoils Of
sJha crusaders from the holy land In ll01.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
On Their Vacation,

Letter Carriers Joseph Duffy, Charles
W. Polnsett are attending the Latter
Carriers Convention In Philadelphia.
Letter Carriers Hopkins. Croney and
Finger and Night Clerk Phalen are OH
their vacation.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
Car IsroIte D,xvu.

White garbage cart belonging to Con.
Tractor GOllins was turning out at Front
and West streets this mornlng the wheel
caught IN the track of the City Railway
Company aud broke.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
QgOTATIDNA
Reported by
VEAl.D a. COMPANY,
Bankers and brokers.
seyonth and slurket stree,.

B6YoHth hhU WUrKot stte0ts
Investment aud Securities yioldtnv
from to per cent
orders for the purchase and sale OF
stocks and Bonds ON Commission azeous-
sd 1T all the stovk exchanges
Private telegraph wires to New York.
Philadelphia, Hoston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts and Letters OF Crodtt "A
sued.
hunnH prtces Ruling prices
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
Reat tEst..s So,x.

Willard saulsbury aud wife have traus.
ferred 10 II. r. Dure No. 70S Monroe
street end Philip L Garrett 70 JeanetEe
Bacon Stubbe.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
oysters. Oysters.

Oys'er5 received every. day Morrisr river
eoya and salt oysters by the bustel or
qnart Orders delivered. John III. Floyd,
6O2 Madison street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03

Ny OTICE-An Sir knights Tsmpinr of The
AN Grand Commandery oil the state of
Deiaw..r re and the Subordinates Commandery
are requested to meet at the Asylum on 18th
street, near Market street. on " ednesday
evoninE. at s O'Clock. sharp, in full uniform.
TO TAX part in the grand parade of Hiram
Grand Lodge on the eve OF the Grand Lodge
. ay, Sept 6. over the u. 4 o. IL. II. Make no
mistake; the Ii. g. D Il. H. BY order of the
V. e. q. Generalissimo.
s3-lt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03

George II Gray Is mn expert with the
pen and 10 nHhtly writing cards at No.
$40 Market stTset.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
The Mentlner.

Tomorrow promises to bs fair and
rather warmer Similar conditions will
probably prevail on Thursday.
THE TEMPERATURE.
Tie Thermometer at tho REPUBLICAN
Olliee to-day;
fa'olock. 10 o'clock. 2o'clook.
81 75 so
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03

Get your life Incurred with Junn tiat ls
NeW castle at 2de Der W4sk uge 70 slOG0
or $500 in sickness Buy 10 Is or 20 year
endowment policy and get yonr money
while you live ali policies Iull bsnrIit vi
once.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03

WY TANTED-A young man abo it II. ns
w salesman and general hop in q retail
shoe store. Must come we'll recommended.
Address shoes, this oihce. s3-3J
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-11-28

Miss Maria Pixley visited friends in
Hartford last week.
Miss A. B. Pierce spent few days in
Hanover, N. H., last week.
George Moore's household goods arrived
from Pawtucket last week.
Miss Sarah Cummings visited friends in
Chelsea Wednesday OF last week.
Adelbert Perkins is living at +. II. Vests
and will attend school this winter.
The little child OF e. E. Bathrow died
OF whooping cough Friday afternoon.
Miss Chamberlin OF Randolph Center
was recently . visitor at B. q. Pixley's.
Miss Alice Lyman has been the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. LA. Clark, the past week.
The funeral OF the little Bathrow child
was attended BY Rev. 81. Cummings Sum
day afternoon.
A dancing party 10 to be held at the town
hall Thanksgiving evening. Music BY
Moore's orchestra.
The school in our village is to be divided
this winter. Miss Kate B. Lord is engag-
ed to teach the primary class.
A new carol service, entitled Goods
Christmas Gift, 4" will be given BY the sum
day school at the Cong'l church the Sum
day before Christmas.
A very pleasing entertainment was CIV
en- Thursday evening by the Young Peo-
PIES Dramatic club. The attendance was
not large on account Of the Indictment
weather.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-11-28

4
L. w. WEIGH, who about fifteen years
ago learned his trade OF w. e. Lamson, il
now achieving great success in the West
az an inventor and manufacturer OF fold
ing beds.
business for himself In Bethel and later
opened a furniture store in Montpelier,
having already invented and placed on the
market portiere bed, several OF which are
still In use In this village. He IL now in
Sparta, Mich, land an account OF "Spar-
ta's great manufacturing industry, the
WEIGH Folding Bed company" Is given in
one of the Western journals as follows:
"This Is an incorporated company with
q paid up capital stock Of S150,OW, L. w.
WEIGH and w. s. Earl being the principal
stockholders. It 10 unquestionably the
largest exclusive folding bed factory in
the world. The general office and show
rooms occupy the entire ground floor OF
the Pythian Temple in Grand Rapids, and
are considered the finest In that world
famed furniture center.
The plant at Sparta consists OF brick and
wood structures, mostly three stories, with
large storehouse, dry kilns Of the most inn
and so forth. They also own and operate
their own saw mill, manufacturing most
OF the lumber used in the factory, and
give employment to about hundred and
fifty mon.
all modern machinery (fncluding five
steam engines, one $50 horse power, )used
in the manufacture OF high-grade furni-
ture. 1t Is lighted with electricity, steam
heated and equipped with the Holly sys-
tenn OF fire protection.
Ia Awv1I nh farm n ~ ~ Isvso -
folding beds, with an infinite variety in
each line. They are also just placing upon
the market the new WEIGH Safety Draw
bed. This is an entirely new departure
in beds, having all the advantages OF the
folding bed with many others that the
latter does not possess. 1t is model OF
elegance and convenience and only needs
to be seen to be appreciated.
Since starting nine years ago, the COM
pany has manufactured 81, 100 folding beds
and has bought over 10 900 900 feet OF lum-
Der and logs, mostly from this immediate
vicinity.
They have paid out for labor over four
hundred and thirty Thousand dollars. With
the exception OF Alaska the products OF this
factory are shipped to every state and ter
ritory in the United States, also to Eng
land and other foreign countries. These
beds range from the cheapest material to
q solid mahogany of the most elaborate
design and exquisite workmanship.
Their manufacturing plant and entire
business at Sparta is under the immediate
Of Manly w. Burtch, who is
ably assisted by foremen in the several de-
partments.
That the town Of Sparta fully appre-
ciates this company's enterprise is fully
shown by the readiness with which It.
raised bonus one year ago to encourage
them to still further enlarge their plant.
Owing to the business depression that the |
country was then laboring under, this
offer was declined.