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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-10-16

Gossip and Happenings win Regulars
and Volunteers

aud Volunteers.
Skirnish drill by the regulars on
the grounds of the Executive build.
ing and Union Square late yester-
day was enjoyed by number of
spectators.
Company B turned out fifty-one
men Tuesday night and drilled on
Union square.
The newly elected officers of II
and G. cos, Nc H., underwent ex-
aminations Tuesday evening.
The guard on Nuuanu stream is
very efficient. Their uniforms
strike terror TO the hearts of all
crab fishermen.
Several men in the regular army
have picked up the signal code now
in use and frequently amuse them
selves by long distance communica-
ton.
Company ID will drill tonight.
Henceforward every man must be
accounted for at company musters.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-10-16

hood's FMS cures all liver ills, billiousness
jsundies, indigestion. siek hssdschs. S6c. =
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-10-16

The old phonograph house that
stood on the Underground lot
has been moved on the premises
opposite the Hawaiian Relief Socie
tvs headquarters.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-10-16

Hall & Son have lady's wheel
that is beauty. Its weight is just
"a pounds. The wheel is on exhi-
bition.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-10-16

Sam'l Louisson was playing
tennis on the Pacific courts Friday
afternoon. He was member Of
that club, and its flag is at half
mast today out of respect to his
memory.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-10-16

PRor. T.. Cook, Tor fifteen years.
Principal ~ Cooks Musical Institutes
Portland, Oregon. il prepared 10 give
Primo, Voice and
Hdm0Hg Lessons.
For terms apply at the studio,
WARlNG'S BUILDING.
Heretania St
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-10-16

A number of the vocahsts and
musicians are in constant practice
for the Beretania street tennis
benefit concert.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-10-16
Mr..
SOda-Mater ,
Drinker--H

We think our Soda
water is the best in
town. We want you
to know so. Come
once - once will be
enough to give you
that knowledge and
the satisfaction of know
ing you're drinking
Pure Fruit Flavors
goes with that knowl-
edge. Our glasses are
thorou ghly washed ;
that's an added salts
faction that doesn't
make the pleasure of
soda-water drinking less
htcll.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-10-16

Complaint is made that hoodlums
throw stones on the Salvation
Army tent during night meetings.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-10-16

Ladies silk shirt waists that form
erly sold for FIVE and six dollars are
now reduced to two dollars at
Ehlers & Co. They are warranted
all silk. Call before assortment is
broken.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21

to tire Great Manufacturers Sale of Mems,
Boys, ard CHI 'rcn's CIothtnp now going on
ut No. %2s Market street. To those who have
not as vet visited this gTeaI sale OF Fine
Clothing had better do SO At once. while the
stock /, yet complete. Remember we stay
far only n short time. Therefore come NJ
once ana yet II line Spring SUIT ut opc-th I'd
tho price hat you would pay Mt other stores.
prize lower than ever. Mems e eg INT Spring
OSereaats a. - 20. Mems business SUITS 500.
worth 50 Mems su Is 81 20. worth sig. Mems
elegant Clay " orsted Suits at 81 81. worth 30
Mems elegant Black aud Blue Ghevlot Suits
ut = IN. worth SlA Mems Cashmere suite ut
- - worth sly Toys eieGtht suts nt
and Il. worth So 80. Toys suits 81 10, 81, 81 IS
worth from 81 80 to So. Thousands of Mems
Heavy Working Pants al 59c ELEGANT Iassl-
mere Pants ut 0Jc. worth 81 ~. flme Dress
worth g.. Chilhrcn's Jersey ami Velvet suits
1T lessthan cost of the goods. sprung over
coats AZ your own price Fine serge Sniis AT
q o, worth ST. Elegant lmnurted serge
Suits nj a ~, worth Sl6 800 Ghildreua Wash
Suits At zoe. Thousands uf other bargains
ltoai buy dollars wor h OF clothing any
where but cone bore first and convince your
self TINT what Is here ally Use are facts be-
yand dispute 1housa DIS of Ghildren's Knee
Ptnis ut &c per ptir. lots OF Cohts and
Ne4f3 d odd Vests at Il mere tribe, nu Il
b.Hny other immcnse harRains Come and
see them, Costs nothing to inspect. 30 very
careful and make no mistake Look for
n5anher rs Market street, and be sure YOU
are In the right place. Bear in mind tho @
/ arc no branch stores connected with this
! wond rful sale of h'gh-elasS clothing. A
chance FOR such wonderful hargnins occurs
only ONE III II lie tune nj 22s hnrlSct
street. " minItnn. bel Gar fare allowed
| to ali purchasers living enis,5e of the CT v,
During this grcht sale eiothing nt retail.
| Inc store VIII ROMAN open IRON III tic
morning unit ~ n niIht. saturday until IL
| a'elnc'l. midnight. All gOois soil at private
no auction. Grand Army suns. vita two
! sets Of buttons at 500 aud S 50, Sea
/ at You get IN the right store. Loo Tor the
number rs hcfor entering.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21

The Jackson 4 sharp Company yeBter.
bay shipped two opon electric cars to
Hartford Conn. Twenty more cars will
be shlplSsd before the week Is over.
Third streel near the railroad will be
paved.
Are tns City Authorities Cooperating
with the Law and Order Society? will 10
the RubJect OF u eerrnon by Rev Robert
Watt III scott Church sunday night
Detective Wltsil went to Dover to day
to get requsllioL papors Tor the coIored
Odessa, who IS now IN Philadelphia
The Chester people are agitnting the
organization OF II now telephone company
in their city. One gentlemen suggests IL
the new company would put phunes in
for $50 per year they wouli, eIgbt out of
ten subscribe with the old com puny
Uncle Tommy Ginen has recovered
from hls spell of sickness so that he ia
able to attend his desk again u. day at thu
sherils Office
Rev. Thomas DekInson rector of the
Church OF the Advent kennett SuuAre,
mas cent In his resignation TO the Sestry
ana Will remain at Hampton. Canada
gent smaa now in California con.
tinue5 to send his work thrDngh the mail
TO y. Jenny, dyer and sCgurir NJ 10
KING street. package receive the o. her
DAY was uoetored promptly and returned
a letter recommendation could not he
gwen.
Mr. Brown who was the House re ding
clerk ~ tue last Legislature and brother
OF Representative Horace brown, Ia IN
this city to-day.
100 yards left of the IRy carpet: Will sell
the balance tOf IbG tome sAtiy to got
IT, fhua. Bargain House Az King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21
FOURTH EDITION


The Delaware Historical Society held
IT. fret meeting Ia the lower floor OF the
hu.ldlng last night The committee hav-
ing the arrangements In charge M AIDE
report and was authorized to continue
employing Miss Roberts, who has charge
OF thu room huriuy the hours 1t Is op lned
to the public. A framed picture OF the
late DIR. II. Il. Askew. first president of
the society. was received from Mrs. JOB
III. jackson and Mrs. ). NJ. Mather
group oil the associate justices OF the
Court OF Errors and Appeals was received
from Charles Bell OF Nom York. L,bra'
rian Gallagher reported That he had re-
ceiyed three volumes and five puinph!ets
during the month. An amendment de-
filming the functions OF the diifaipnt kinds
OF members was passed, as was also an
amendment to the constitution making
tho notice OF meetings to be by postal card
instead of by notice in the parert
The Committee on PuhiicHt, on was given
authority In conjunction with Judge
Leonard E. Wales to consult with Captain
Bellas OF Germantown IN references to tho
publishing OF the history Of tho Delaware
Soolety u tho Cincinnati. John Ii, n ehol.
eon. j. Harvey Waterman aui frank
Cooch were elected III mbers.
Helen s. Garrett was proposed aa an
associate mentor and George W HUbtrt5
and Joseph l.. Carpenter as members.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21

There Ia at the station house ANA under
the motherly care OF Matron White Il one
day old baby girl whose parents are un-
known. The little one WAS found last
night In the vestlbule of the st Michaels
Day Nursery. No. 207 Washington street
and without a garment to protect Its little
body from The damp night air. A news.
paper only protected Its body from the
hard wooden fipOr.
Police Captain Chambers carried tho
child to the station house where it is
known as May Washington, the given
name being that OF the month in which
she was found and the Christian name
that OF the street Mrs. White bnthsd the
deserted child In warm water and clothed
II. The baby Is unusually bright has b,ue
eyes and white har. The child Will be
kept at the station house for u few days,
and II unclaimed or not adopted will De
spnt TO the Amshouse.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21
FIT TIL EDITION.



About AS O'clock this morning. Ser
geant Quincy and Turnkey Little arrested
Isaac Il. Venn ut Sixth and Market streets,
Tor being drunk. They carried him over
TO the city hall and by direction OF Judge
Ball he Will be obliged to pay 90 and costs
The sergeant and the turnkey then went
to Fifth and Orange etreets and found
Chas. McCarron asleep on n step. He
will pay 81 and costs for his bed.
William Wilkinson was charged with
disturbing religlous worship last evening
at the Salvation barracks. The case was
continued until to m orrow morning.
William BulleD. Mary Atkinson and An.
ME Brown were charge with dtsorderly
conduct. From the evidence OF Charles
Weeks it appeared that on Saturday night
last cries of murder came from the resi-
dance OF Mrs Atkinson.
Soon afterwards he saw Annie run out
of the house with her clothes IN RULED
state. She was followed by Bullen and
Joseph MeKeown. He heard bad Lam
guage used. After she went back into
the house Bullen. McKeown and several
others gathered under the window Uf
Weeke' store cursed. used Indecent Ian.
Ruage and acted indecently by commit
ting nuisance.
Three .other witnesses testified to the
same state of aifalrs. Bullen was lined SO
and Annie Brown 50 and costs.
The case against Mary Atkinson was
dismissed.
An attachment was issued for Joseph
Mckeown.
Annie Brown felt her position keenly
and cried when sentenced. She stated
the whole cause OF the trouble was that
Mcl&eown tried to take a ring oil her
finger and as II hurt her she then cried.
Tho court sympathi2ed with her lest she
would lose q good position she holds but
the conduct of Bullen was denounced by
the court as being outrageous. vulgar and
indecent. Such conduct will not BIO allow
ed ON the public streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL GAMES.

- oTS@oNS1 SfN"IS.
National League.
AT Chicago-Chlcago, "a; Philadelphia,
9. At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8; Washing
ton, D. All the other National League
games were postponed ON account OF rain
or wet grounds.
Eastern League.
At Syracuse - Wilkesbarre, 81; SYRIA
ouse, l. At Buffalo-Buffalo, 10; Proyi-
dence, 4.
Pennsyivania State League.
At Corbondale-Ha Harrisburg, 8; Carbon
dale, 0. At Hazleton-Hazleton, q; Lam.
caster, 9. The Pottsville- Allentown and
Shenandoah Reading games were post
poned on account Of rain.
The Flkton base ball club disappointed
the Plxon base ball club on Saturday;
they never made their appearance at Red
Lion. We have open date for next Sat.
urday. the 25th lnst, and would like to
hear from some good club.
W. 8. BURNS, Manager,
Red Lion, Del.
The first baseman and catcher OF the
Crescent are heauts.
newspaper reporter treated Leach
unfairly OH Saturday. He has the clnch
on the Philadelphia and Wilmington pa
pers.
Ferguson 10 an ad mired favorlte OF the
Ho ulu NOT cover SscOuu Dhhb III
good style on Saturday. Events Of the
preceding days had much to do with the
case.
AT Ridley Park on Saturday the local
team defeated Temple College by score
of7tol. Catcher Wescott, of Temple Coll
leRe. made home Iun on the longest hit
ever made on the ground
The Blue Star base ball club have or
gnnlzed for the season with tho following
players: II, Clifton, catcher; T.; Ryan.
pitcher; W. Haney. first oaee; J. Russell,
second base;F. Lally. third BASEL iIaney.
short stop; +. Witland, right field; ID.
Tressler, left field; @. Grant, centre field ;
manager, j. German. The club invites
challenges from any cub In the city OF
which the players are under IA years of
age. Challenges may be sent to the mana
ger. at No, 1928 Chestnut street.
Uuionvllls was shut out at Chadds
Ford ON Saturday. but made good show
ing against the strong team at the latter
place Boyer OF Unionville, struck out nine
men. Chadd's Ford tried two new pitchers
Smith of Darby. and Stevens. OF Sniyr.
Da, and both did we'll. Hinkle Chad DIS
Ford's catcher. led in the stick work, with
three singles and rwaddell followed with
two.
The Nameless of New Castle would like
to hear from Wilmington Clubs. Address
Thomas Boyle, Captain
The Mascot. High School or Y. M. @, A.,
Clubs can arrange game by addressing
w. Meredith, manager, 9, A. Q. Jrs.. New
| CASTLE
The Oriols Base Ball Club. all OF whose
momher5 are pupils OF public schools Nos.
| / ard 4, have organized for the season OF
| 1895 with the following team: Harry Car
Hey. catcher; Walter Coyle, pitcher Joseph
! Burns, lirst en; George Smith, short stop
Edward Lane and Iiesiio Hutchinson. sec
| ond base; Joseph LAWYER, thlrd hass; Wm.
| Saunders. centre lisld Willis Collins. right
field; Howard Lopez left lietd. lhe ciul
invites challenges from all clubs In this
| city In which the players are under Il
| Years oil ago. Chal!engera must he een
to Joseph Burns, at No. 402 jefferson
street Wilmington,
Keep your eye on Fisher on Saturday.
Manager iiushebegk will sign two new
men tn5 week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21

Detective Nilsu returned from Odessa
last evening and reported thai Constable
william Johnson il slili in a critical con.
dillon although lie was aUld TO aiL up In
bed prOpped by pillows for about half an
hour Yesterday. Dr Carrow has been
constant in attendance and hopes he
may be able to bring his patient through
the selge boLHeen lilo aud death
Detective WIt5il lett Tor Dover OH the
II 70 o'clock train to obtain the papers
from Acting Governor Watson to extra.
dlte Peter ID. Ria5, the colored man who
murderUusly assaulted the couatRble.
The detective Will then 20 to Harrisburg
nId secure the papers from the Governor
OF PrLnay lyanla HAS Will he given
a hearing Uetore one OF the mag IsLraGes III
this city,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21

There opened In the opera House last
night ali exhibition of beautiful and val
uaole paintings which composed the lin.
est collection Of the works oil eminent
artists that has ever been seen III this city.
All evening the spacious Kal ery was
crowded by lovers OF tine paintings. They
range In size from the ordinary sized
painting to ones 6A1 feet and in price as
high as $1,000
Many Of the svsnes are from life while
other ARE rural. Among the artists rep
resented ale the laadlng one OF Paris and
Munich ana g. W. KNAPP and W. W. Cou-
Dsr OF Philadelphia The exhibition will
close II might aud the pictures will be re-
hovol rom the W Ill to morrow morning
preparatory TO the sale in the evening by
suOt!oneer William A. Hukill. Tue sale
will cOntinna lhmrsday MiEht.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21
DEATHS.
upJf,,E IL, ,hia ,Ity ~ tha n.

BtucE---ln this city on the -0th inst. L.
Stan ey Bruce. In his ) nh year
Relatives aud friends arc reSpe ct lively In
Ytcl TO attend his fun raj from the resi-
enue of T. Is sst rr. Mrs. AnHio VI. lark, No.
2l1 iRst Third street. ON Wednesday after
no mtg o clocL. InteTmrnt ut iIScrvcw
Cemetery.
HARhAN--ln this city. on the 10Th Inst,
Theodore II. Hartman, AGED years.
Hcativc+ IN friends are tuvte to ate nd
the fuue al from tho resldenc o; MS brother
Joseph \. litr nan. No. us Franklin street.
on THURSDAY afternoon. May -, at : O'Clock.
TALLEI-liarrett j. la.lsN, wife OF tho
late lIarman n Icy In h r s7Gl year.
Relatives and frIendo arc nytrd TO attend
the funeral from her late residence. No. 21l
Poplar street. on Thursday May 70, NJ ~
O'Clock II. III. Services at the house. Inter-
ncnt mt Sloan Cemetery.
81. tCK-lnthIs CITY on May Goth. 1875 Ger
trudr Neville, daughter OF George aud Jcn-
ME Black, age I years aud nre months.
Relatives and trio IuS ar i.tvitu Il 10 intend
the funeral from the resi- Lone OF her y r.
entS. NO. .I0B SoHth Jackson stree, on Thur
day morning, May : nd at 1850 CiocS. In-
termCnt at nirCrvicw enet"ry
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21
FPwoRrH LEAGUE.


Castle Tomorrow,
1t Is expected that at lcast 400 delegates
will be present at the Sixth Annual Con
vention of the Wilmington District Ep-
worth League OF the M. Il. Church, which
convenes 10 morrow morning in the
Nazareth NJ. Il. Church a. New Castle.
The delegates from this city will DO as
follows:
Scott Rev. Robert Watt, Miss Cora
Overdeer. Mrs j. W, Davis, z. Ii Over
deer Joseph Il Bartlett.
SIlverbrook--kev Wilmer Jaggard. Mrs.
NJ. A. Jaggurd. Mrs Retta Jones' Mrs.
Matte Way.
Union = Mira Mary Booth. Mrs. McDanel.
Rev. ]. d. O. Hanna, T. Williamson. Net:le
McCormick, May Taylor, Mrs, Mary Crit
fenberg. (Mrs Hanna represents Junior
Wesley-Rsv. W. ". Sharpe, Mrs A. O.
Buzine. Mrs. b. Murphey, Mrs. Mary
Bsckley.
Louisa Spring, Willie Ovsrdeer.
Madeley-Rov. John ID. Lecntes. Emma
Terry. Mrs. Cough. Mss Ida Williams, Miss
flora DAVIS.
Crozier. Laura Weldin. Miss West, Mre.
Wood.
| Brand ywine- (wilmington)- Mrs Harris.
Misses Mcclure Nettie Lewis, Sallie Alex.
ander.
Gracs-Dr. Merritt Hulburd, Misses L.
| Chandler, Carrie Hoffecker, L. Talley. VIM.
| Ii. Smith.
Harrison Street-Sophia Caldwell, Name
| Gilmore Harry Mitchell. May WEIGH.
| District secretary
The program Tor the opening session is
as follows:
ga. m.-Praise aervlce. led Iy Rev. II.
| W. Ewing. $50 a. IN, business session,
appointment OF committee on credentials,
etc 10 a M. reports OF district ollicers
President. Rev W G. Koons; fret vice
president, Rev. W. 2. Taylor; second vice.
president. Anna Gem; third vlce-presi-
dent, Rev. Ii. q Budd fourth vice-presi-
dent. Rev. A.. S. Mowbray; secretary. May
Welch; treasurer Irene Hepbrou. II a.
m, eymposism OF league work How
Mt Pleasant Chapter Makes Success of
the Social Department" Howard Brown
How Grace Chapter Makes Success OF
the Literary Department" Eiizabsth Ii.
Talley.
All the delegates will ba entertained at
the homes of members OF the church dur
ing the convention
Rev. Vaughan S.Collins is great work.
er in the League.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21

PHILADELPHIA, May 2l.-The second day
of the mammoth Odd Fellows cole bration
began this morning somewhat unpropi-
tloGsiy because OF tho drizzliDg condition
OF .he weather.
Notwithstanding the Indictment attitude
manifested by Jupiter Pluvlus. however,
the 7O,UOO or ~, 900 members OF the order
gathered together III the CITY and went to
work to carry out their programme.
The days work began with meeting
OF the representatives of tho Grand Lodge
of Pennsylvania in st. Georges Hall at 9
o'clock.
Shortly after Q O'Clock on motion of
Past Grand Master Hawkes. adjournment
was taken until O'Clock tomorrow,
when tho business session will begin.
About the game time ut the headquar-
tiers OF the Daughters of RebeGca. 1891
Arch street, the delegates OF the Penn5yl-
vania State Assembly and Visiting Daugh-
tiers made ready to 90 to the temple to
participate in the exercises.
1he ceremonies OF the dedication were
held IN the handsome and i'm nense audi
torium of the building. Grand Master
Neall, Us the head OF the Order in the
State. presided.
The ceremony was beautiful rituallst
10 one ARRANGED by Dr. Armstrong
Its principal idea, which was in great
measure categorical, was the erection of
nrl altar dedicated to purity. Responsive
reading formed u prominent part in the
ceremony. illustrating the various ways
in which the order di5se inmates the print
pies upon which 1t Is founded. those of
Friendship Love and Truth. and Faith,
Hope aud Charity.
most impressive and beautiful scene
was the portion OF the programme al.
lotted TO the facts taken by tine Rebekah
branches an dtn9 orphans of tbs Odd Fell
lows Orphunage Asylum.
lntersperse u ut various parts of the
stately ceremonies, were magnificent
peals OF organ muslc and chorIscs.
During the progress OF tho dedication
Grand Master Ne4l delivered an address
in which lie viewed the prosperity OF tn,
| Order IN the State and spoke about the
building OF the magnificent Temple which
wna being dedicated To the Uses of the. or
! Rhnizatlun. lie also spread before TIL
| au dteDca IN glowing terms The beauties .
| ODD Fellowship and the virtues To bt
/ gained IN adheliLg to lie cardinal priuci
] Mica nI lne Drinr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21

1t now looks as though work on tho
proposed Chester AMI Wilmington Elee.
trlc Railway would be commenced in n
short time To morrow there Will be a
meeting OF the corporators aud 1t IL
understood that the road Will then lie
built. The line oil the road las already
been survey cd.
The proposed road would connect with
the road when already ID butt from
Chester to tlis state line and would run
only to ShaliDot. near thI4 city. This
peGa OF road would be but a few miles In
length and could soon De built
those Interested iii the project must
now has Gu to build the rOad- % the cor.
don Heights company has now power
under Its charter to build to he state line
and so the new company doas not desire
to take any chance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21

very i'm pressive double funeral took
place on Monday afternoon, rhs de.
ceased were sisterlulaws and Giel on
Friday their deaths occurring within four
hours or each other Mrs, JncIson had
been ailInR Tor several yeats and Mis-.
~, de for only IL month.
n The funeral process met at tho in.
10 section oil BroUme streets and Gilpin
A senue. The intsrment took place in
at. Salem NJ L. Cemetery. The lev.
MERIT Hulourd. b. D.. OBLIGATED over tho
grave OF Mrs. Jackson and the Rev. ". L.
Lewis over the grave OF Mrs. Seeds. The
attendance was large.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21

The trials OF speed ut the Hazel Dali
Driving Park on Monday wete witnessed
by o number of citizens. and proved high
ly interesting he colt race was won by
Thomas PoIteI's fine young trotter iii SOP.
The contest In the $50 class was award.
Time 2.45
IL. the 30 class ]. r. McCues Maggie
b. won IN > 4O,and in the =. 40 Glass Joseph
Watts norse won In 23S Good truttlng
may be seen at tue matinee Mt Wnwa5et
DrLyIng PurK next lhursllny atternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-21

SundNv morning p trAmp enLered the
yard OF Mus. Mccartney OF 800 w seventh
st. and upon going TO the rear uf thehouse
opened "a refrigerator and helped HIN.
sell TO Its contest. Among the deiicdcles
was n plate of blackberry sauce. and this
the merry Knight OF the road carried away
with him. Mrs Mccartney would not
have tho sauce If returned but she would
like to have the piate ns II was gilt
which she had priced very highly.