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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
Excur.,on s,cauor A.l,aro.

HAvRE DE GHAcg. Nd. Aug. 2.-As the
steamer Jane Mousley was returning with
an cxcursion Of 1900 people from Bay
Ridge to Havre de Grace last night the
steamer was run aground in the bay.
about 20 miles south OF here. For time
all was intense axoltenent the sudden
stoppage having bursted o steam pipe In
her boiler. and also injuring the electric
light plant. For tune 1t was dark on
the steamer and the escaping steam made
u furious noise, almost causing panic
on the steamer. Tho electric plant was
soon repaired. The steamer Emma Giles.
ano ther excu rsiou boat. was attracted to
the scene at about 3 o'clock, and by the
assistance OF tue Giles the Mosely was
pulled oil. and under tbs steam vi one
boiler proceeded OH her j:lp.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
close OF Camp.

The camp meeting on Union streat be-
low Front will close tomorrow. Preach :.
ing at so n m. by pastor. at p. m. by
Rev, q w. A. Tolbert and at p. IN. by
+. +. Williams The Presiding elder, J. b.
Small. b. d. will be with us. The camp.
mheting will finally close In the evening
with grand march. We heartily thank
the pc pie for tteir patronage and good
Behavior. A. ]. spencer, pastor.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
AYisiI or Ernn, sn..rx.

Wm. T. Hurdle aud wife OF uollyvllle,
Sussex County, after paying a short visit
for their home. MIR. II. IL engaged In
farming on quite large scale. anu has
this season about eighty acres in corn.
which promises the largest yield he has
ever had. All crops In Sussex have bseu
large this season and the chief comp atnt
at this time is that the railroud charge for
fruit is 30 excessive as to render 1t un-
profitable to send IL to market.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
FnneraI nerNIoea.

The funeral services OF Mrs. Annie NJ,
Rutter took place yesterday at Madeley
church. The deceased was highly re.
speoted and from all parts of city the
people gathered to pay their respects.
Rev j. d. Lscates conducted the services
and spoke over the remains In q very
touching and feeling manner. using as
the baSis OF his remnrks the 4th chapter
and ninth verse OF Hebrews. He sa!d he 90.
lected this. because the last words of de-
parted were II am at rost." He stated he
was with her In the hour OF DEATH and fels
that thad lie boen a skeptlc. he would
havo been convinced of tho truth OF the
gospel. by the happy and exultant death
OF Mrs Rulter
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
Temperance Day at Camden Nree,ing.

Dover, Del. Aug 2.-Thls was Temper.
ance bay at Camden Camp meeting and
nearly 5000 people attended the exercises.
Strong addresses were made by Mrs Ida
Now York. and Rev. Alfred Smith. pre-.
siding elder OF Easton District Whining.
ton NJ. f. Conference Interesting mu8t.
cal exercises were given between the ad-
dresses ueual ehildrens and young peo.
pies meetings were held. There were
eeven conversions during the day. There
was much enthusiasm during the night
services, and afterward the singing of
gospel hymns was heard from all parts of
tho grove.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
Visited Chester II.i.l,t-.

A wagon load OF attendants at Brandy.
wine summit Camp visited Chester
Heights ou Thursday and attended the
services. Past0r Hanna accompanied
them on foot. as he sald to keep on the
mad dogs.
He evidently thought they were tompt-
Ing and he wished to he Instrumental In
sh elding them from danger. The lambs
need a shepherd. 1t has been so from the
beginning and will be so to the end, II
wo yes happen around
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
wheeI,nep ona sp,u,

A party of wheelmen composed of
Cooley. Blssell. ShewaId. HILBERT Swa RITZ,
Chapman, Kirk, Porter Rica and Hlek-
man wont out to camp last night on
their wheels. The men made good time
Cooley and Steward making the run In
20 minutes; Blssele and Oliver each 2s
minutee; Sasse and Sayille, each 2S 20;
Kirk. 2s 80; Hilbert, 20; Chapman and
SwaItz, each 80; Hickman. Rice, Farra and
Porter vera near the others but their
time was not taken. SO lar as iB known
there was no record for the distance
starting from this city until last night
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
Not Ion I.ate Yet.

You will have only yourself to blame II
you fall to secure one OF those large and
magnliiceat free building sites. worth
$500 each, over OH the Boulevard. Mana.
ger Hawkins reports that two OF thsse
lots have already been selected and the
contracts drawn for erecting two large
and handsome residences. There 10 Just
one more free lot left yet-50 feet front by
one hundred and eighty feet deep
therell probably be ten applicants for this
last lot. but the person who offers to
build the finest house on 1t right away
will be the fortunate one. It's worth
looking after II you have any idea OF
building home. It's the chance Of a
Hfe- time.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
A RnnuiIfni snuYenIr.

The @. TAU OF A. has sent out beau.
tiful souvenir Of it's twenty.fifth annual
convention. which will convene In Now
York on next Wednesday. Iu tho pretty
book appears a steel cut OF the delegates
at the last convention, aud among those
easily recognized is Rev. ID. J. Flynn of
this city. Inc Total Abstinence move.
ment has been on steady progress for.
ward until at the present time there are
over 100000 members of tho L. A. r.
Societies in the United States.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03

For those many women who have sut-
fered through the indoor life of winter
and spring with tired nerves, sleepless.
nese. neuralgia, rheumatism. tho dyspep.
sia that is pest expressed by the words
mo appetite"-for the many worn-out
women, many of whom will yet no real
vacation, but must attend the whole sum-
mer long to household dutles--for such
women there Is every need now OF brisk.
er feeding Of tho reduced blood and ner.
vous tissues by means OF the best nutrl.
tive agent In the wide world today
Pains's celery compound.
After building up the body by the use
OF thls great modern restorative. diseases
OF the special organa. heart troubles, kid.
ney disease, dyspepsia and sleeplessness
viii disappear.
Neglect to satisfy the demands OF the
nervous system by rapid complete nour.
lehment OF all its parts carries heavy
pensltios. Puine's celery compound, more
effectively than anything else the world
mas yet known. restores health to men
and women whose blood has been robbed
OF vitality from whatever cause. and
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
LOCAL QUOTATIONS
MAnRIAEEa

GAHDNER-TUR IN ER-On Tuesday evening"
July 81. 1898. at No. bsa West Fourth street.
by the Rev. Chas +, Hendricks. pas or of
Covenant Reformed Episcopal Church. Mr..
Clarence Il. Gardner and Miss Snllie L Tur-
ner both OF thls city.
BLACK BU URN-SILLlToE- the LIST inst
by the ttov. J France. John u, blackburn
TO FlOrn b. 81 litoe. all or This city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
oynrrnn WIN Trnmn..

Detective NATHAN b. Hutchins was In
this city day and In conversation with
o Rei iublicRureporter said that the tram os
along the road are getting desperate.
Ieiween Wilmington and Demar, q
stretch OF one hundred miles. there arc at
least twenty-five tramps to every inch OF
railroad, In several instances the rreigh
cara have been broken open ana goods
that II they still continue that they will
hold up trains.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
NiIIRun 1,h.,r Cars.

The new electric ars purchased by the
Gordon Heights Raj way company about
ono yeal ago nd W hieh have never been
ran over the road, have been put In condl-
tion and will be started for the first time
to-day. They are handsome clrs double
trucks with 80 horse power motors. rne
present cars arc only sixty horse power
motors, Tho nav cats are OF the n,w
pattern and add attrlc slyeness to tho line
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
Ills friend srole tho Wheel.

Yesterday afternoon Harry Dursteln
left his bicycle In front OF Ills home and
when he returned the machine was gone
An investigation which follow resulted
IN the finding of the wheel at Chester.
William Crimson, II years old aud a friend
OF HarIy's. had riddan the wheel there
and sold II for 30 cents. The boy will not
lie DruseCutau
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
AYl.ir 10 CLs-ter lielu,ts.

Some 75 members OF tine Wilmington
Bicycle Club will take run to m orrow to
Chester Heights. On their return In the
evening they will stop at Brandywine
summit, and rest for few minutes. On
Sunday, the 11th Inst. they will he oined
by the Chester Club and visit the cam at
Brandywiue summit 1t is expected tlat
the riders will number at least l50. II the
weather prove favorable. There will be
no racing, and good order will be main.
tained.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03

Merrlck will have another sale Of cows
at Adame station, Chrlstana hundred, on
Monday, the 9th OF August. Mr. Smith.
his agent, says that there will bs titty head
sold Tor whatever they may bring, al.
though many OF them arc Ilrst class.
Those who wish bargains should keep
their eyes open.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
Bnrney's salary.

This morning the police officers recelv.
cd their monthly saiary State Detective
McVey did not although, and all day that
Official las been going about with his war
paint on. Barney says 1t Is hard enough
10 be counted out OF the city. but when
be 10 counted out when there is a salary
coming to him. ls more tlan he thinks
Justly due him.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
Lawyorr Are rorpe,Iu,.

Tho clerks In the Recorders Office at the
Court House have been 30 annoyed by
the lawyers who use the records and
leave them out OF place. that they this
morning placed placard In "a prominent
position bearing the warning that unle
they deslst. their names would appear on
the notice. The clerks thereby hops to
break the lawyers of their foTgetGulness
after using the books.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
r,Ya SIiuhI ArciLsnfa

While at work at the Diamond State
Rolling Mills yesterday afternoon Ea !.
Crosby, laborer residing at No. 5O7
Orange street, had his wrist badly cut.
This morning John Willman, a maohin.
ist employed at the Malleable Iron Com.
pany and living at No. 22i Pine street had
his left eye badly injured by the sharp
end OF a file. At tho Office OF DR.. II. M.
Frist, Eighth aud Spruce streets both pa
tients received medical attention,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
1000 wal,la reduced at LIpplncott's.
asia Time Expected.

The prospects, are that the fret grand
outing OF the G. b l.. OF this city th:s
afternoon will be grand success Ths
program OF sports will he Interesting TO
all who attend. The dancing will he tha
finest seen ln this CITY for a long time and
the concert to night will be truly beauti-
full
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
The SIntel.Icenses.

Clerk of tho Peace Foard notifies all
persons that State licenses and taxes not
paid before the Both day of August there
will lie 25 per cent. added to the amount.
Business men should therefore step up to
his Office nnd get his receipt within the
time specified,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03

Tomorrow promises to be partly
cloudy to clearing and rather warmer,
followed by thunder storms In different
sections. Similar conditions will proba-
bly, prevail on Monday.
THE TEMPERATURE.
The therm omeler at the REPUBLICAN
Office to-day;
7O'olock. 10 o'clock. 2o'clock.
6S IS IS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03

Miss Clara NJ. Coming OF Collin's Beach,
Del. has returned home from Dover.
where she has bsen visiting her friend,
Mrs. Sallle T. Killen. While there ehe
attended the camp meeting of Camden.
and was the guest of Mr. L. Haman who
keeps the boarding tent.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
Mhnt MI. Kimmry n poing,

Engineer William A, KINNEY has Just
returned home from trip to Schnectady.
N. Y, whore he has been engaged laying
out water work plant. Tho town expects
to spend t2O0. 600 In building d new water
plant.
on Monday he is going to stake out
Mlnquadale into building lots.
He will nlso stake out the lots Mt Cor.
don Heights for the next sale which viii
take place In week or 30.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
For n Cup.

Monday night number OF wheelmen
viii run from Brandyw summit TO
Washington bridge for time and cup.
The record for the distance Is 2l45 and
was established last year by Robsrt Wier,
but before camp Is over the wheelmen
expect to lower Wier's time.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
MonnIInhI Enrnrsinn

A grand moonlight excursion will be
given tonight to Lincoln Park The
special train will run from Coatesvllle
and the famous Star Band will accompany
the excursion, West Chester will turn
out in big style under the management OF
the Jr, .. U. A. NJ. Council OF tuat
borough
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
Rnnrl-McNnIIy,. Gnide.

The August Rand. McNally official Rail-
way Guide anu Hand Book is on our dest
and as ueua Ia replete with Invaluable.
Information TO tho trasalling man and OK
cursonlst Can be obtained from any
newsdealer upon payment OF 40 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
Cnii,p .iIeetiun

Mt. Zion A. U. N. P. Church, logan
street Southwest Wilmington. Rev. N Il.
wilson pastor. will commence thsir an.
nual camp neetinR In MIR. Forman's
woods near ths Union Park. on Tuesday,
August 9th, und continue during the week.
All are invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
pnckeIhnnL LnnI.

lady lost her pocketboOk this morn
Ing In the King street market, with some.
thing over lifty dollars IN II. Some three
mouths ago she lost similar amount
bat was 50 fortunate as TO have it return
cd to her. We hope that she Will have
equally good luck thia time.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
OhIinnrX

The following deaths were recorded to-
day:
Josiah II. Schorah. 1919 Lancaster ave.
nue.. aged IL.
Elizabeth Monaghan. 6s, No 500 Orange
street.
James Crockett. 4O No. 1920 Walnut
etreet.
wn.. ]. MoElwea 2s No. sos Spruce
0treot
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
Pensions by Co.. wniny,riahts

John W. Adams. John Kerlln, Jane S.
Watson, Amelia cooper. Widows PEN
sions secured in from 40 to 90 days. bll-
diers rejected, reduced and dropped peu.
sions quickly restored TO them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03

Mlss Robinson daughter of John N
Robinson left this inornlng to spend
few weeks in New Jersey.
Willie Freyo ls sojournIng at Washing.
ton ID, q.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
Hin Re,,,,n.

J. Pettitdemange says that from the ~
acres of wheat on tho farm of Ed Denny
near state Road he threghed 2525 bush
OILS! There lie something wrong some.
whore either in the amount of acres or the
number of bushels obtained.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
Ohnncery md Orphans, Coart.

Chancellor WolcOLt has returned to hIs
homo after a vacation at Saratoga, and
will sit in 0rbhans' and Chancery Courts
on Monday Tor the first time In a month,
There will be much business for the chan.
color TO transact.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
Prompt Payments by the Ancient Order of
United Workman,

WILMINGTON Del. August 3. 1895.
To the Officers and Members, Delaw ware
Lodge. No. 8. A. o. u. w.
1Gentlemen:-It affords me unbound
great pleasure to acknowledge the re.
celpt OF check for $20oO. through your
Recorder. j. p. Prentiss, the amount Of
my husband's Joseph T.. Booth. Bene-
holary Certificate in the A. o. u. W.
Thanking you for the prompt payment
tno weeks after the dsnth of my husband)
l shall forever hold your order In high
esteem. and trust tnat many will soc the
benefit derived from membership In the
order, so that provision may be made for
their families Mt time OF death.
Very respectfully. a
Mrs. ANNA BOOTH.
WILMINGTON, DEL. Aug. 2, 1895.
To the Officers and Memters OF viii
plngton Lodge No. /. A. o. U. W.
Kind Friends:-l hereby desire to express
my thanks to you for the kind attention
shown to me during the sickness OF my
late husband. Samuel Morton, and also 10
acknowledge the receipt OF check for
$1,000 through the Recorder OF your
Lodge, 10 days after his death. 4.
! fully rsallzs the bqnetits OF your
grand and noble fraternity. and will ever
pray that 1t may continue In Its great
mission OF charity In protecting the.
widow and orphan. Very sincerely yours
Mrs. MARY MORTON.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03

Cards are out announcing the wedding
oil Miss Ida Slaats of Smyrna, to James
j. 1ully. OF Philadelphia. on Wednesday
evening, August 7th. The ceremony will
be performed in St. Phillips church, at
$50 y. in.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
QUOTATIONS.
Reported by
HEAI.D & COMPANY,
bankers and lsroker&.

Seventh and Market Streets
Investment and Securities yIeidiux
from to- per cent
orders for the purchase and sale OF
stocks and Bonds on Commission axeout-
ed at all the stock exchanges
Private telegraph wires to New York.
Philadelphia. Bostou and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts and Letters of Credit u
sued.
.,nn,, nr,cas B,,,n, ,n.,oa.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03

RuSiSFss CHANCEs-Do you speculate1
- send for OFF free 'Gutie to Successful
speculation" Wheat, Provision and stock
speculation on limited margins thoroughly
explalhel. Warren. ford & CO.. Liberty Rilg..
New iork. us-lls
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
vii, nav the ,,or,,.

Jonathan W. Aydon. superintendent OF
the police and fire telegraph company,
will buy for the Delaware Fire Company
q new horse to replace ths one killed on
Thursday while responding 10 the test
alarm. MIR. Aydon made known his In.
tention to the directors of the company
yesterday, at the same time taking on
himself the responsibility Of the death OF
the animal, lie belug the one VINO had the
aiurm sounded.
1t was agreed that Henry @. Aahafry
representing Mr.. Aydon, and Charles
Evnns. the driver OF the truck. should go
tn Philadelphia on Monday aud buy q
neitable animal. MIR. Aydon bearing every
expense. Mr.. Evans was In Philade phia
yesterday and selected q horse which IT. is
thought. will be purchased. Mr.. Aydon's
offer was surprise the fairness OF which
Impressed the members OF the company.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03

Frank Reimnn. of Smyrna. has taken
5000 pounds of honey 30 fur this season.
Last week he filled an order OF 5000
pounds for ilrm In Baltimore.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
You ~eidu,n I,ind

Much shape, style OF quality in very
ebeap shoes. but we are sellers of certai n
makes Of reasonable priced shoes that
contain all these points. We don't say
cheap, because about the only thing they
have In common with the usual cheap
footwear is that they cost about the sans
amount of money. Is it shoes OF any
shoes. big or little ehoes. shoes that cost
considerable money or shoes that touch
ehs pocket book very lightly, We have
them and would like 10 meet your wants.
We think we can do 1t wa Il and fos lees
money than many stores will tax you.
Forman's. No 10 East Fourth street. be-
tween Market and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
The wentllpr.

Eagles excursion goes next Saturday ut
o o'clock. Returns from Atlantic CITY at
and TO-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-03
ania NJ s,o.y.
SNIe VI OOWH.

Best time TO go to Atlantic City Is Sat.
August 10th. Is h9urs. Eagles excursioa 4.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-19

back and perfected the sale SO made
under the power.
2. Where deed is made by "a. B.
Executor" and signed by him in the
same form.
Held. IL sufficiently appears that it
was made by him in his representative
capacity.
8. Where such deed was made in
1875, was recorded in 1877, conveyed an
undivided one-tenth of eighty acres and
two government lots, the value OF which
at that time does not appear. purported
OH its face to be made for nominal
consideration, and was permitted ever
since until the commencement OF this
action to remain unQueStloned. during
which time the property was conveyed
many times in apparent reliance on such
deed, and is now held by many puI~
chasers under said deed,
Held, 1t is conceded without being
decided that for reasonable time after
the deed was made and recorded the
nominal consideration expressed In it
was sufficient to put purchasers on ILL.,
Quiry, but that time has long since
passed. That after it had SO remained
unqueStioned reasonable length of
time persons about to purchase had a
right to conclude that sufficient con-
sideration had in fact been paid, and
were justified in rely ing on the deed.
The fact that plaintiffs (the devisees)
did not know until the last three or four
years that the deed had been procured
Of the executors by fraud is no reason
why they should not be estopped as
against such innocent purchasers.
Order affirmed. CAVITY, j.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-19
Fur Department..

We haUe few ShorLength Fur Gapes which pre-
pared take great oss The cheapest Of them North $1,000
but in order to close them all out quickly today will sell them
for So 90 each.
three lots of Asrahhan Coats with muf to match at
tremey lou prices
includes all our Coats worth up 10000 and $65OO with muf
to match.
$50. co. with n1utf to mat ch
l0T g. at $500 A tew $500 garments with muf to
match.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-19
ORDERS ARE AFFIRMED
BY the Supreme Court in Two
Important Cases Against
the Globe.
THE ORDER is MODIFIED
In the Case Of Kraniger
Against the Peoples
Building Society.
NINE DECISIONS FILED.
Five by Justice Canty and
Four by Justice Nit
ehell.
NINE DECISIONS FILED.

Nine decisions were handed down by
the supreme court yesterday, five of
which were written by Justice Canty
and the remaining four by Justice
Mitchell. In two important cases, John
c. Oswald against The ST. Paul Globe
Publishing Company. and The st. Paul
Trust Company against The St. Paul
Globe Publishing Company, the court
af1irmS the orders Of the lower courts.
The cases are old ones against the old
Globe Publishing company, and do not
in any way affect the present Globe
company. In the case Of The State VS..
Henry Sommers the order of the lower
court is reversed, and in that of Paul
Kranger against The Peoples Building
Society the order is modified. The
titles and syllabi of the cases follow:
Oswald VS.. the Globe.
John c. Oswald ct al, respondents.
VS.. The ST. Paul Globe Publishing Com
pany ct al, appellants. SyllabuS-The
nature of the business of corporation
as eX pressed in its articles of incorpora-
tiun is,among other things, the publish
iDgof daily or weekly newspaper.
Held. il is not an exclusively manu-
featuring corporation and its stockhold-
ers are not exempt from liability to its
creditors on their paid up stock.
9. Held, the making of lease here
in question was not ultra yiIeS on the
part Of the defendant corporation.
8. An action 10 set aside fraudulent
transfer of all the corporate assets was
commenced by stakeholder against
the corporation and the tranSferee, and
a TeceiN er was appointed.
Held. that action cannot be plead
either in bar or abatement of an action