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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-01-04

The Government band will give
a concert at the Hotel tonight for
the benefit of persons leaving by the
Australia tomorrow.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-01-04
California
Feed Company

are strictly in it. We are at the
old place, foot OF Nuuanu street.
Our telephones are l2l.
Firerood, sdred and split.
Sl2.00 per cord. delivered TO
an part Of The city free Of
charge.
KING ~ NNRIGH'
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-01-04

Eunice B. Knight, sister of Mrs.
DIR. Hyde, died this day. The fun
eral will be held tomorrow at $3.50
n m
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-01-04
EXPORTS AND CONsIGNORs.

EXPORTS.
Per Schr Transit for San Francisco,
Jan 3-l5,9S2 bags sugar and $50 bbls
mOlasses. Domestic value, $50, 277.65.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-01-04

Mr.. w. N. Armstrong will re-
tain his membership on the Labor
Commission, at least for the pre-
sent.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-01-04

Harry 7. Mills succeeds David
H. Kahaulelio as teacher of ia school
in Kona, Hawaii. Mr.. Mills left
on the Hall today.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-01-04

No. I of volume eight of the
Paradise of the Pacific is out today.
Among other excellent features is a
new view of Diamond head.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-01-04
IMPORTS AND CONsIGNEEs.

SATURDAY, Jan 5
o. o Australia, Houdlette, for San
Francisco
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-01-04

John Thomas Waterhouse is still
very low. He has not been able
since Sunday last to retain nourish-
ment.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-01-04

A place to spend few quiet hours is
the Ilaniwai Baths. Waikiki cars pass
the door.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09
m. r,n,.,h Anniversary

or the Sr. Order OF the United Americsn
mechanics will ,hegin In earnest tom orroW
at Philadelphia by the largest assembly
OF tho Order FOR parade, which IL estimate
that, ct any rate 1t will be the greatest
event: in the history OF the Order. The
celebration began on yesterday by all at.
tending Divine Service ii II lnanksqiylnR 10
Almighty God for their success. The
Councils OF thla city attended Union M.
u. Church In the evening and listened to
an eloquent sermon by the pastor. Rev.
j. d. c. Hanna, full OF patriotism and 10.
splring and made deep and lAstinR i'm.
preston on the members OF the Order.
On Tuesday, the 10th. the order runs
special excursion to Philadelphia for 10
cents, round trip tickets. good until
Saturday. The l4th. from Delaware ave-
nue station at Q q. m. All who desire to
witness tha 81 eat parade can do 60 by
getting tickets from the committee at
Fourth and King streets, or Baynard's. at
Filth and Market streets. or Delaware
avenue station on Tuesday morning, The
headquarters Of the State Council OF Della.
ware will be at the Columbia House.
Broad street above Arch Philadelphia,
where all Deiawareans and visitors will
be welcomed.
Tho State Councils and Uulted Councils
will leave their hall at s O'clock a. M. for
Delaware avenue stRtion. Inc Council
from down the State will arrive at 7
O'Clock this evening and will be taken
care OF by the couGcils OF thia city. Ex.
Courier Chas. A. Foster Ia chief. marshal,
Geo. Ii. Wood lst assistant. David b.
Markley. 2nd assistant James II. Mo.
Glothen, 3rd assistant; color sergeants.
WIN. Whiteman and Jsmos 1ibbett, color
guards to he appointed on Tuesday morn
ing. Ex.Courier Chas. Cooinbs in charle
OF the color guard. Hyatt's Band will
accompany the Order. Adams and Bro.
will furnish the flags and markera.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09
Lni.AI. nn.rR

The En- och Moore q Sons Com pany ha4
put chased the side wheel steamer Lot u,
which will 0e rebuilt and sold.
Arthur NJ Wilson has entered SUIT
against tho city of New Castle Tor 5iu OOJ
damages His SOB, Arthur Lesie was
Injured in public display Of nreworks
there on July 4.
Simon Elliott was injured on the Brandy
wine branch OF the T., W q f. lt4ttrund
on Saturday by cur door failing upon
him,
Alfred Row, a email boy, q Ma. 1927
Lowering avenue Ii suffer ng from III,
3urles received by bong 5tabGal Ia the
back by small coiors1 BOY on Faday
night.
Hearings in the A11iei5 divorce uasa
Will be resumed tomorrow
Grace orchestra has uuglgsi C. It.I.auer
oil Rhliade phd as Instructor.
The s,enner Fannie II dropped her
propeller near this city on saturday
About 100 WilmlugtoutAns left this eitv
for the q. A. K inclHpmant In Louis.
Vile yesterday Afteruoon They want an
A special train via tha Hait.mors and Ohio
railroad.
The new woman has Jumped oil a
Brooklyn Bridge
or course Deiender was at great digHd.
70 Ia where the eXcursl m stea mars so
b. Gei ihs path That YulkYrie III with
the lead. munopoitzsd the wind.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09
ALLEGED HIGHWAY RoBBER
JoURNALIsrs ENJOY THEMSELVES.
They Give Their Fist "Night in BoheruIn'
Saturday Might A Delightful Affair.

They Give Their Fhsi "NIght in Isohsnia'
Saturday Night. a Delightful Affair.
The Wilmington Press Club formally
opened Its rooms In the McVey Building
Saturday night. 1t was Night In Bo.
hemia," and aside from tho newspaper
men who constitute tho organization
there were q number of friends present,
anu all enjoyed themselves heaItily.
Over the doors OF the rooms were these
stunZus:
With us Joy is young,
Gtief Ia Tut Il song that's sung;
Live we. laugh We debonnalre,
Skies are bright and minds are fair,
Always IN Bohemia.
Round the corner of the block,
Sign oerhead "A growing cook;
Mug Of beer and eRndwlch fine.
What care We how naUobs dine,
teastinR IN bohemia.
Tho festivities began by speech from
Vice President William H. Hill. President
Hanby was down Oh the programme for
the opening speech. but for a reason only
known To himself hs wus not present Mr.,
Hill stated the objects OF the association
briefly and before closing introduced r. Il.
Bach. Rev. Ii. D. Spsakman followed
Mr.. Bach aud OH behalf OF Colonel Robert
nj. Floyd presented to the CLUB fine pic.
iufe OF Shoridens Charge at Five Forks.
On behalf OF Charles NJ. Banks. the we'll
known jeweler, lie presented an elegant
clock. and on behalf OF J. X. CumminRs
the photogrnphGr with d handsome Dor.
trait of Colonel Floyd.
Dr. James ii. Morgan. who has alwaya
been closely connected with the news.
pager meh OF tine city. read an original
poem full OF local hits which called forth
much applause.
Following the speeches were recitationa
m ARIa
j, Thomas Odgers delightfully."- ente, I'm.
ed the company with their reoitations.
Horace Harrison with his songs and the
Columbian Cleo CLUB and Messrs. Hunh
Baker; Bncher, Currey, Morrow and PIercs
on the guitar and mandolin.
Then tho genuine Night In Rohemian
began. lhere were songs and dances and
the club showed iLs ability to sing a. wall
as to willie. q. ]. Bryan, of the single
tax headquarters, who Is q newspaper
man himself, OH Invitation deliver ed a
short speech on single tax. Several mem.
bers of the Limited Mail Company
which has Just clOse1 its performance at
the Grand Opera House, were present by
Invitation aud did their share Of contrib.
utlDg To tie success OF the entertainment
VIII SpaldiEg sang "Sho Never Saw the
Hutchey Kulchey" anu L. Ii. LeDuc
danced.
At an early hour the fuu drew to a
close. and the newspaper men surprised
themselves by going home.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09
They " ero ..Ali Huaucd IIp.u

Late last night Mary Brown. colored.
walked Into the station house anu ap.
preaching Captain Kane inquired of him
II dere was any law TO punish a mar
ried man for gone W Id another woman2'
There Is. replied the captain. well
den am gone to see dat 1t Ia forced. My
man has troubled me much Of lutte. SO l
declared 1t was because of another
woman So l follows him tonight and
whom won't up Lafayette street. who did
see but him and another woman. They
were all hugged up and so Interested they
did not see Inc. but l saw dem and now
want this thing stopped. Dey tell me he
told her he was not married and dat maRe5
matters de worse. l want this stopped"
Before the captain could give Mary any
legal satisfaction up to the rail- walked
tue faithless husband.
Here he 10" spoke Mary, ''and ! want
you to take caro- OF him." The captain
thought that reconciliation could he
eifected outside OF court. SO told tn en- to
go home together. They did. but Mary
threaten him with arrest as thsy passed
out OF the building.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09
snrnrIae I,nrIx.

A birthday surprise party was given
Sept Sd, 1895. ut the residence OF Mr.. VIM.
Fodd Thomas No. 2937 MadisoT street by
his mother. 1t was complete surprise
to him. when he came home and found his
cuiet home we'll lIgnted up und filled with
gue4te from the surrounding city who OK.
joyed themselves to their fun extent. as
his home was given up to their uInuse'
ment. Among those present we're: his
grandmother ftCm Newark. Del. Miss
Anna Pugb, Miss Lille Dixon. Miss s. l..
Moore. Mrs. Clara Todd thomas, Mr.. und
Mrs. VIM Todd Thomas. Iiolen Il. Thom.
as. h1r. and Mrs. Wisweil Mr. and Mrs.
Clark. sadie Clark, Mr.. and Mrs Collins,
Mira MrEaw and slater the Misses Belle.
Elsie and Mabel Smith. Mrs. SHAW and
daughter, Bessie, hlrs. Jones. Auna Cash,
stella brennan. LlZzie Boyer. AIsssrs.
WeyL. Strong brothers. Reeves. Mas on.
liayes. Rockefeller, wilkins and many
others too numerous 10 mention.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09
srnnton Ite.n..

Mrs. Bell and daughter OF Wilmington
are visiting frlende at Harmony.
We hear OF two young ladies who were
visiting their cousins and thought they
would take ride to the creamery but the
young man they Gail cousin was SO afraid
his bost girl would see him, he upset
milk can and almost upset himself out OF
the wagon. One girl Is enough at time
unless the young man IL not so excita.
bic.
II ull reports are true we have "Jaok the
Hugger" in Stanton. We cannot say now
many ladies have been hugged here. but
We know several near by. PethIps our
ladies' arc not 30 attractive as they are In
our sister towns.
L wonder II u person thinks its very
smnrt when they receive letter from a
friend. to tell it2 Why no. its a sure sipn
you have brick loose In the upper story
and Will take any fellow who comes along.
You may think great dsui OF yoursslf.
but are small potatoes In other peoples
eyes.
lpity the man who gets mad when he
roads Stanton Items
SusaDah Rntcliffe. of AicUieliandsv sville.
is visiting Mary Ann Marvel
william Smullev OF Harmony, planted
hall peck Of potatoes and his Yield was
seveu bushels. This sounds very good.
Proprietor LegR ,has ono of the leading
potatoes In his possession which was rails.
ed on his land joining the hotel. Ii
weighs two pounds SIX and one half
ounces This potato yield ae feels quite
proud of.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09
Unian Revival services.

The Methodist Preachers Association n
tnls morning arranged o programme for
the union revival services to be held In
Grace Church beginning on Sunday 10
co ltinue one week Sunday afternoon the re
Will he u reunion OF all the echoois which
Will be lcd by Revs. F. D. Short and W. q.
koons, Rev. John France will preside at
all the meetings.
He will preach Monday afternoon and
). u. o. Hanna In the evening: j. II. Ho W.
ard Tuesday afternoon and L. w. Layiield
In the evening; Morrltt Huiburd wednes.
day afternoon and ). M. Morgan In the
evening; j. B: Quigg Thursday afternoon
and Robert Watt IN the evening. Revs.
Koons and Short will conduct ohildren's
service Friday afternoon at 4.30 O'CLOCK
ana Vaughn y. Collins will preach in tbs
evening. J. +. Locates will preach Satur-
day afternoon.
The routine work consisted of reports
on enrrant events by Revs. Hanna. Burr.
Sanderson. sharp, Dolbow. Ewing. Mac.
!ntyte, Walton and QuigR. Rev. W. q.
Rooms Will read paper at the next meet.
ing. lhe curators were requested 10 have
report In by next Monday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09
Tue ca.elspe s,ev, As,,p.

by the sxplosisn ~ gasoline stove in
the kitchen OF the home OF ]. E. Thomas.
No. lll0 West Eighth strcet this Informing.
Minnie Townsley, ooiored domestic. re.
ceived burns which Will. In all probability
result In her death.
Mlunle was preparing the family din .
ner when the stove exploded Tho fluid
had become low and thinking she could
save time by not extlngulshing the flame
began filling the tank.
The iesult was an explosion. The burn
Ing fiuid was thrown over her and In an
instant her body was enwrapped In flames
The unfortunate girl tried to smother the
names. hut was unsuccessful. and TO at.
tract the attention OF the family scream
ed for help. Then she ran through the
house anu out on the sidewalk whsro Ed.
ward A. Robinson mot her He caught
her and after receiving severe burns him.
self Sun otnored the flames
Thegirt was In semi. conscious condi.
tion Her fiesh was roasted In places. Or.
Jakes was summoned and he advlsed
her Immediate removal to the Delaware
Hospital. where the attendants say the
burns Will probably result fatally.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09
Exrnr.Inntn Kr,.Imr

The Wilmington and Northern Railroad
Company will run u special excursion to
Reading on lharsdsy. Tho train will
leave French street at d o'ClVck. The rate
Will be but sl which makes the excursion
and best aud cheapest of the sea,
son. IL will give the visitors on oppor.
funlty to see the Reading fair and for the
accomm odutton of those who are unable
to get home on the 18th, arrangements
nave been made whereby tickets can be
extended and made good TO return by
regular train on Friday. Sep. 18TH, upon
Payment OF 20 cents to the ticket agent ut
Penn Street station
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09

Some OF it in the
window, much
more inside the
store New styles,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09
rnr uoasns wnn . snookaD.
Eisstrlsisy Causes ~ifsaaAwas which May
Have Serious Result.

Iiavs a serisas ncsuit.
Joseph Hanvis of Rockland received in.
jurles by the running away OF his horses
this IN ornlnR which will result seriously
to him. MIR. Henvis was driving pair OF
horsss to farm wagon down Fourth
street. Attached to the wagon was Gar
rlage which he was taking to the stable
of William Kitchens. When the horses
stepped ON tho track OF the City Railway
Company at French street they received
shock and before Mr.. Henvis could coll
leet himself the frightened antmals were
rushing at break neck speed down the
street with the heavy wagon striking
their launches at every bound.
At Walnut street the driver reached Tor
the break and while he had his hand on
the rod the horses swervad to the right OF
the street thro wing the driver out on the
hard paved street, He struck on his
shoulder badly hruislng the member ami
in1urlnR himself internally. There was
also an ugly cut on the head and arms
and badly bruised face.
The semi.consolous man was picked up
aud carried into the drug store OF DIR.
Hertel. where ne was male ns comforta-
bic IS possible and afterward removed to
his ho me In carriage.
The horsos were stopped at Lombard
street uniniured. The carriage mad q
demolished wheel but the farm wagon
was not damaged, The horses were quiet
and would not have run unless they had
received tho shock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09
Tr,,nnrnnce ihnl.rs.

Mr. Horace Arney spoke ON rhs subject
pt temperance yesterday afternoon in
Wesley NJ. L. church.. The room was we'll
filled anu all present were asllghtoi with
the eloqaenJ address. Ihy rec tatIon
Beautiful Snow.n aud others were ren.
dAred in manner that very clearly evinue
tie fact that the speaker Is = we'll trained
eiocutionlst Mr.. Arney has hoen en-.
gagged to deliver several ad iresses Ia this
city and whenever be speaks lie VIII uu.
dou stedly be crested By lurga aud ap-
precIatlve audience.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09
GENFNAL BroNr1Na NEws.

The Delaware College foot ball team
will be managed this year by VIM r Jes-
ter. The team Is expected to go In train
Ing In about two weaka. The team this
year Will he almost an entirely nav ono
carl and Watson Harrington, Rsybod,
Wilson, bartlett, Salmons. Cooper, MuIin
and Coocb OF last years tenn will have to
he replaced this year, owing to them
graduating this spring.
Iha loot ball question is being discuss.
ed pretty thoroughly, anu the outlook for
team IN TINS 10 n IL Ut present pretty
good Most OF the boys who were on the
trnm last year are agaIA ready and Wiling
10 do battle, although three large hoies
have been made IN the alb -ence OF Ralph
Salm ons, Frad Bartlett md thas. Cooper.
center rgat tackle and right end re-
spsctfnlly, that will be hard to III. The
boya are all willing togo In with a WILL
and tile thing now to do Is to call a meet.
Ing aud elect II manager,
Clifford beat Sill Walter in tho Ompiu m
Handicap at Sheepshead Bay Saturday.
Grescendo won the Autumn Stakes for
two years old.
Ex.League Umpire Redheffer has wager.
ed an oyster supper with Matt Lemon that
the Thllies will land In second position,
It's high hats to peanuts that Mr., Redhef.
Ter will set'em up.
The national cricket match bstween OK.
ford and Cambridge and Canada, at To.
ronto. resulted In a draw. kain beRan in
the middle Of the play Saturday The Ca.
indians were saved from defeat. The
EnElishman having only twenty runs TO
make and ten wlcKets to fall-a draw
greatly in their favor.
Two Philadelphia athlets won flrsts at
the pittsnurg Athletic Clubs open field
meeting ut Pltteburg on Saturday. ]. b.
craig head cleared feet inches In the
running high jump. and j. " sylvester
captured the high hurdles In l7x seconds.
Ihe match luce at Belmont Saturday
between the two D6ears owned by L, 4
Mnesr, OF Collegeyl - and Mich Crater,
OF Worcester, was won Oy Mo5er's q. q.
Thomas Jefferson in str light heats. The
times were 354. 29s4 3314.
As fitting finale to long career as an
active athlete Hurry 8. Cornish, athletic
I manager Of the Chicago Athletic Club.
Saturday afternoon vent through what ls
known US tho all round programme at
Chicago Athletic Association Field and
succeeded In hanging up an exceptional '
brilliant record. making q total of 4. 9Ss
points under tie amateur athletic system
OF scoring, Ills total number OF points
has been equal.et by but i've amateurs in
the world.
Jack Livingston. knownas "The st.
Paul kid,' was knocked out by Frenchy
Osborne at Denver Saturday in three
r0un1s,
Charles S Bean has been elected a
memher Of the Now Jersey Athletic Club,
and will represent the Jerseys In the
coming champ Oaships. With Couneff out.
Beam Is the best distance runner In A mer.
iou.
Arthur S. Pelr defeated Geor ye Edwards
for the plngla tennis chBm D ionship oi
Wastern Pennsylvania at Pittsburg Sat.
uiday The score was s, 10. G 4 10,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09
Lniua tsruhh sir.

Judge l. O. Grubb sat in Orphans court
this morning Tor the first time since July.
There was very little business. however,
IL having been dispatched by Chancellor
Wollcott In his absence.
John W. Mackey was appointed guard.
ien OF Bertha =. Lucas and Clara J. Pear
son OF Lille y. Price. The sale OF the
Hlett Graham estats by the administra.
trix Anna Graham, was confirmed. Oath.
eiine *. Lang. guardian OF Jessie q.
Lang was granted an order to sell his Ia.
tcrest In certain real estate
There was no business for the ohancel.
lor TO transact.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09
serao.s,y l,,urea :, , Run,,x.x

John T. Beckett of Third and Searles
streets hal narrow escape from serious
Injury In runaway Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Betokeit had gotten iutU his carriage
WHOM his horse frightened. The animal
ran down Searles street to Front where
the team collided with lamp post break.
Ing IL and the buggy. Mr.. Beckett was
thrown against the curb and received a
cut above the left eye which rendered him
unconclous. Pedestrians picked the man
up and carried him into a houee whero
DIR. Hitch rendered the necessary medical
assistance. After recovering, Mr.. Beckett
was taken home and 10 still in bed suffer.
Ing from the shock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09
For the sunre,nn ,,nur.

Among those mentioned for tine va.
cancy on the Supreme Bench Ia Professor
but now professor OF International law II,
Columbia Uolego. N. Y. Professor M oora
was third assistant Secretary of state
under Mr. Bayard and Is the author OF n
number OF works on law which are au.
tnoillies' lilo 10 50 years Of age and stu.
died law under T. G. Bradford.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09
smyTnn ,.irI It,ni,n.

lille Johns 23 years OF age. OF Smyrna.
rcspe table IOoKing whtr girl was held
In $500 bail by Magistrate Eulunsr II:
Philadelphia, on the charge Of beinl TN
plicRted IN robbiug fhuma5 Hrttste OF
$15. The robbery occurred about ten
days ago. when IL Is alleged. Lille entlced
Bartiste into house a. Ska and Bay
streets, Mamie Buckner. wEu Is ia prison
~ is also chaIBet .stUe the money ami
gave Lllie SIS az naI nnNre
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09
Tie rrnt IN, Ar.i,ni.

This evening at sth and Lombard street
DR.. Longstreet. the celebrated single tax
orator will deliver his first lecture entitled
Hard Ttmes." The tent is II mammoth
ailair seating 5000 penpe Admission
frea Lecture will commu, promptly
at o'clock. A beautiful slereopteon Ell.
tertatnment will be given by Prof. Powell
illustrating the benefits OF single tax.
Ladies' are especially invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09
Foot nnil l.lryrn nicer.

The High School Foot Bail team has
elected those oiiiGers; President. j. W.
Whiieheadi vice p"esl.1nt. A. 4. Hilton;
escretRry, Ernest Aduusi treasurer. Paul
Taylor score keeper, LdAyard j. Ayars;
directors, ". NJ. MaicAett. \. 4. Hartman,
u. S. Llllnsr, Wm. o heufe, EtWul d ko..
ly, Jhmes simmons manager }. w..
Whlteheadi captlln j. j. Brady. lle
team will begin regular practice Ia few
LaYR
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09
mortuary Record.

For the week ending Saturday at oon
Registrar Go.quhoun report 2S dea hs, one
less than FOR the same period last year: 3S
births and seven marriages rhe causes
oil deaths We're; Abacess Of lungs railway
accident bronchitis, memDranous Group.
diphtheria, hamilton. paralysis pneu mo.
MIA. tn barGu osia eHeh / consuln ptio y. u;
mnrasmas 4; iysDntery 8; heart disc nse.
meningitis ana cerebral mnniuXitl ;. ea ch
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09
safes by uhe sheriff.

Sheriff Giilis aold five properties Of the
Court House Saturday afternoon. vii.
lard salisbury rurchas ell one OF John
McLaughlin's for $1,000; benjamin Nields.
that OF George W. stone. for $1,000; Robt.
Q. Fraim, that OF George Relley, for
S27OO; Lilburne Chandler. that of Salva.
tor Getta, for $500 The hotel at Centre.
vile. owned by Henry Snyder, was sold
10 Robert Mills for $500. subject to a
$1,000 mOflpaRe
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09
BICYCLES NEWS.

BICYCLES NEWS.
She rode her wheel
With active zeal,
Although there were some rumors
2 hat she was mad
Because she had
No creases In her bloomers.
New York iiremen are going on BICYCLES
A small chemical engine is under consid-
Grafton.
Wilmington telegraph messengers de.
liver messages on wheels
II p. Rlch broke the iticerton track re-
cord oil Saturday for paced half mile by
3 seconds, covering the distance In
minute 2 45 secoEds. Vincent Bo.Ins
likewise rode clever exhibition hall miie
unpaced. covering the distance in / min.
ute 10 l5 SECONDS.
An unusually good program has been
arranged for the Tioga meet tonight
New state pacing records for half mile
tracks wore nRaln established at Detroit
Saturday, George st. Clair lowering the
record first to Il and again to 2, lU94
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-09
All Day Meeting.

An all day meeting will be held in stan.
ton NJ. Il. Church next thursday. hevs
j. II. c. Hanna will preach IN the mCrnug
Il. BurEe'te short IN the afternoon and
W /. $. Murray, y. d., Phi. y of Dover.
viii leGturs III night, The ladies' of the
church will prepare both dinner and sup.
per- which viii be gold at snail cost
The object oil ihs meeting Is 10 pay oil a
small Indebtedness OIL the church.