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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20
ST. JOHNS.

The st. Johns College calendar for 1885 has beer
issued.
Two prizes of books for literary excellence were
recently given by Monsignor OReiily one Is 10 ~
TO the member OF the rhetoric class VINO VIII write
the best discourse THE Respective merits OF
Sacred ard Profane Eloquence; The other irt 20
be given to the writer of the best essay on "fhe
Origin and Growth of Poetry, in the class OF
humanities. ,,-, -
The subject Of the biographical essay. which was
lately announced. is Bishop John England scnoiat
and Man os Action" Herbert g. Squres, OF the
I'm cavalry and formerly Instructor of military
science and tactics at St Johns, has been APP
pointed second secretary OF the United states
Embassy at Berlin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20

College Hi. Mas Jan. - (spcciaD-rhe annual
catalogue ~ the college has Jus; appeared II shows
a healthy Increase In The number OF instructors ana
students ~ every department. improved facilities FOR
laboratory work from the erection 81 \ chsmicAl
h,U for dlnlng purposes and the addition
Of a wing TO the Barnum Museum Inc nuhnsr
III, ul.rf- this year I'M the College % Letters Is -
An Increase 81 il Over last year; In the divinity
school g. an ~ 2. In tn" Medical school ~
an ,,r,~n.e 81 H. making total 81 81. Increase
40 K, Tho total number OF instructors IS IS.
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NfIDDLEEERY.

Mlddlebury. VT. Jan. 10 CSpeciaD.-The winter
term opens with several changes In the rules re-
earding absences and cuts. The cuts allowed have
boon reduced from 10 per cent to 10 per cent. and
other material changes made. the tendency OF
which Is to exact more from the student than
formerly. , -.
Ernest c. Bryant 81. who was elected 10 the
chair OF physics and mathematics last summer,
entered upon his work at the beginning OF the
term. -,
on January IL the first lecture o. the term was
delivered by Brainerd kellogg, ~. professor OF
rhetoric and English literature In the Brooklyn
Collegiate and Polytechnic Institute. He treated
.The Influence Of Literature upon the Feelings"
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ROCHESTER THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

pochoster y Y. Jan. 10 1SpcciaD.-lt Is an
pounccd that the annual commencement exercises
OF the Rochester Theological Seminary Will be held
from MAY to May .. inclusive
Tho graduating class In the English department
consisfs OF tw.nty-nv" members. while the Ger
man department has but two graduates this year
The whole number OF students At the seminary AT
th present time Is 49, OF whom 70 are enrolled in
IN" English department.
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SWARTIIMORE.

svarthmore Penn. Jan. 10 (SpeciaD.-The annual
contest for choice OF orator to repre- sent Swarth-
more AZ the meeting OF the pennsylvania lntercoi-
Ieciate OratorIcal Union took place on the evening
- -, f,,b ins, I'm the college hall. Emma $
Hutchinson was selected by the Judges az college
orator with W. John Morrison as alternate. ,
. class Of q5 received the class OF 81 in the col
loco narIors on the evening Of the 18th. The recev-
iro, COMMITTEES. consisted Of the Following. HOWARD
White m Miss Emma Hutchinson. Charles Moore.
Miss Helen Smith. Walter cloihier. MES Frances
,'b.,irs Alfred Pfades. Miss Mary HollinGshead,
frank see Price and Miss Anna X. X. Harrison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20
I.EIiIGIf.

South Bethlehem. Penn. ian. 10 (speciaD.-The
Mustard and Cheese Dramatic Association will soon
begin rehearsals for Its annual productions. At
present trials being given to the applicants for
membership. The club expects TO appear In Pha-
adelphia. Baltimore and Washington this spring.
The faculty OF the university has added
clause to the absence rule Hereafter when stu
dent exceeds the limit of absences allowed in
term. the excess will be subtracted from the alb
Qonces allowed for the next term. The faculty
Der Of the Athletic Committee, which is to have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20

debaters for next March will also take place Or
the frst meeting In February will be held elections
OF officers for the ensuing term.
The subject of debate for the meeting OF the
will be: Resolved, That the great armies OF the
world have done more for civilization than the
groat navies" Affirmative. Miss Younker and Miss
PhiIlips egative, Miss Buckner and Miss Willing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20

the country. the Rev W. II. P: Faunce OF In Me% W
York DR. T. ID. Wshard and John MOI WI,
at Brown 10 aid in the religious work ana services
rare and curious publication has :, neen n,s pst
sented TO the library BY Professor scott IL cotsrs
of an old manuscript in Irish text found AZ la ~
house Of the Barry family on rhe Ireland
The contents are quaint folk-l lore and Iokso"S,
filling 100 pages The date OF the last copSii "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20
BUCKNELL..

Lewisburg, Penn. JAN 10 CSpeciaD. Principal G.
n Philips Pm d. OF the West Chester Normal
School, was recently elected a trustee The Glee
and Mandolin clubs are preparing for trip through
Sne western part of the State at Easter time.
The university band Is getting ready for
ment. The college annual. "LAgenda," published
BY the Junior class Wal go to press In few weeks
II will contain many new features OF historical
character
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20

complete control OF the athletic interests OF the Col,
lege is Dr. William Chandler Of the department OF
chemistry. The faculty has also appointed faiph
Wilcox OF the corps OF instructors, a member or
the committee.
Professor Robinson. OF the department OF Greek
will begin a course OF lectures the Morsvian Fee
male Seminary February ].
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were DR.. Harper Of Chicago; Or. KogeT go Ji
Northwestern and Dr. Adams. OF Madison, -
dent Angel Of Michigan. was expected pu rossad
unable TO come Most OF the presidents 80
themselves as heartily In favor OF the ta,ne p'o
vided that IL could be kept within proper H"ii'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20

was elected president Professor a. -, Bahe' Cor
responding secretary. Professor Baker spoke Oh
''Drected Magnitudes. , - < ,ha do
nar,ment OF physics. to be in charge OF H. H.
Tnu
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-02
sun,rin,cnd,nt P,Is Er,.r,a,u.,

Tho officers teachers and scholars of St.
Pauls NJ. E. Sunday school were given
their annual reception by Joseph Pyle at
his hcme last evening. The lawn which
is one OF tho largest and prettlest in the
city was given a still prettler appearance
by coiorsd lanterns which wore suspen-
ded from the trees. Then the bustlng
crowd added greatly to the scene and
those who had attended past receptions
declared that this one was tho most en-.
ioyabie one ever given by Mr.. Pyle.
The reception was entirely informal end
everybody did as they pleased. They
were received In the parlor and the few
who were not acquainted with the genial
host wore made to know him. Games
were played uutil 10 o'clock. when supper
was served in a tent erected for the pur.
pose, l5J people being served. ~sa
Nj. Pyle welcomed those present and
spoke OF ihe interest he felt In them aud
the school. lie said he hoped all had en-
joyed themselves. The Hev. I. L. Terry
spoke few words. as did several other
officers and teachers of the school When
the lime for leaving came every one went
home feeling ttat the evening had been
well spent.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-02

sIIERIFFS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF a
writ of Levarf Facias to me directed.
will be exposed to public sale at the
Washington House Hotel in Newark.
White Clay Creek hundred, New Castle
county, State of Delaware,
ON THURSDAY,
THE Sth DAY OF AUGUST, 1896,
at 10 o'clock a. M,
the following described real estate, viz:
All that farm or tract of land situated
in White Clay Greek hundred, county and
state aforesaid with a dwelling house.
barn and other improvements thereon
Joshua Robinson, Samuel Lindsey. VIII
liam f.. Heisler, David j. Murphy, Con-
stant Mclaughlin and the Nottingham
public road and more particularly de-
Beginning at a stake or stone at corner
of land of Joshua Robinson and running
thence north 16 degrees east 145 perches
and 1-10: thence north S0k degrees east
92 perches and lie; thence south "a de-
grees west 164 perches and Clio; thence
south S5A degrees west is perches and 1-10;
thence south 2ladegrees west 80 perches !:
thence north 64A degrees west % $40
perches; thence north S1a degrees west
II 4-1O perches; thence north 79A degrees
west 7-lO perehes; thence north 47i2 de-
grees west 4-10 perches; thence north "a
degrees east perches thence north 55la
81 degrees west 6-1O perches; thence
south 5la degrees east 8 lilo perches;
thence south 44ia degrees east 10 7-l0
perches; thence south 1874 degrees east
Brees west 50 2-10 perches to the place of
beginning. containing 90 acres and roods
more or less.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property of Manuel Richenberger and
Margaret Richenberger and to be sold by
PAUL GILLIS, Sheriff.
sherih's Once, Wilmington. Delaware,
July 10. 1895.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-02
pRiDAS. AUGUST 9. 1895.
Fast Pacing.


saladln. owned by James B. Green of
this city, takes rank among the fastest
PAGERS IN the country. At Cleveland. Ohio
on Thursday he came in third, beating
Directly and Mascot. In . a05'4, 2o4j4, 2.05
aad 2,o4H, Tho purse 81 $4,000 was award.
ed to Joe Patchen who won three hoats
out OF the four. The horse that can pace
. mile iu two minutes has not yet been
discovered. and when found the people
will not be rendered either wiser or bet
ter. We all admire fast horses but their
possession docs not after all appear to be
any great advantage TO tho community
while scores OF young men have been
ruined by them. Hence those persons
who pay the least attention to them are
the best or II is true that persons need
amusement but those who find 1t in some
other place than the race course ara most
TO he commended
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-02
STATE TRUSTEES MEET.
The New Wards viii he Buiir-Pians Made
uy rhiiadelphIa Architects.

The New Wards win be Burt-Pians Made
ny rLiiadeiphIa Architects
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Trustees of the State Hospital took place
OIL Thursday. full beard was In alton
dance. Superintendent Hanckers month.
ly report was as follows:
Admitted, 8; 5.males and females; DIS
charged. 8; two males and fomale; died.
2; maie and female. The number OF
Inmates Is 247, of whom lie are white
males, 90 colored males, 81 white females.
and IS coloreI females. Total. males.
l4l; total females. Ice.
The receipts for the board and attend.
ance Of patients for the month were s29l.-
Of; value Of products OF he garden Used
in the hospital. $257 70. making total re.
ceipts $3li 81; total disbursements from
euperlntendepts fund, sl23 SO.
Authority was given Superintendent
Hancker to build an addition to tho gate
house at the entrance OF the hospital and
to hire ano thor attendant. a carpenter. at
cost not exceeding SIS month.
Two plans were su omitted from WeAley
Ladd and NJ. Ii. Dickinson, of Philadel-
phla, in com petition for $500 for the plans
Accepted.
After both sets Of plane had besn thor.
oughly examined by the Trustees. those
of Mr.. Dickinson we're approved. The
plans are for three new buildings, a ward
each for male and female patients and an
amusement room. The wards planned
are for three story buildings. containing
furty.one cells and day room each.
They will be sltuated west of the present
buildings and opposite its north and
south ends. They will be connected with
the old building by covered corridors
level with ths present basement floor ard
by rallied corridor extending over thu
covered one Large stairways will rise
from the basement In each OF the wards
toAmake them practically tireproof. All
dlvis sion wards will be glRzid brick to O
heighth Of eight fe9t The cost of the
buildings will be in the nelghbornood ui
S32, 500. The buildings will be heated by
steam aud lighted by electricity. The
| bulidings will be covered with slate. Bids
| will he asked to be opened at noon OF
| August 10Th.
The following bills were ordered paid:
Lewis X. Springer, $3.50; Dr. W. II. HanCk
or, $685. Joseph Jenkins. $500; Spsak
| Printing Company, So 50; Pierce & Slmp
leI, sl230 Duncan Brothers. $5i.l Is; Dr.
W. II. Hancker, SS743l; Abattolr Cold
| Storage Company, $134 TO-; Wilmington
| City Electric Company. Sl4L7B; q. Il
| Thomas h Co., $l99 80; Republican Print
! lug Company. S4.9l; star Printing Com
pany, S3.20i +. Nj. Mcclure. $39.37.
livery Evening Printing Com pauy, .. sos
jam - Bradford Company, SSi 81; Naws
Publishing Company, $3.50; Delaware and
Atlantic Telephone Company, $9L5J
American and Continental Chemical Com
pany, tGISO; American Journal OF InsaEi
ty. S5; ChacleB Warner Company. S2l3 10
Bender, Adams Il Company. SS7 20; 4. N
Stayton. sl0.6S trustees of the poor. $50,
%, S, j. Whise. sos; Cummins & CosgrIIt
S!S
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-02
T. VI. wler. r,nn and King streets.

Preserving timc is here. You'll waut
aur spices are selected, new and pure. We
have pure yellow English mustard for chow
chow yellow and brown mustard seed. celery
seed, curry powder. tumerIc white wine
aud pure cider vinegar. pure white vinegar
Tor plcklng. We have all these and the
prices arc right. too. Did you eyer try the
Rival Brand condensed milk ull one pound
~ Zoe can, there II no better. Have you got
ehickenst DO you want them to lay? Give
they re sick. IL makes them better; regular
pllce. l5c c box; our price &c box. Ii YOU
keep chickens Son want this. WehayO fine
new mackerel at lac per pound. DO you use
our Be soap? We ara selling moro of II every
day, You pay more and don't ret as good
soap, You ought 30 see the ecruh brushes we
sell for lOc They're dandys. We sell Claw
sons root beer at Joe per bottle. DO you
want hon Ami, we have II SC and l0c cakes,
Large box shoe backing DC per box at II. III,
Wier's, Filth and King streets, az Ct.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-02

6HERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ Of Levari Facias. TO me directed.
VII be exposed e. public sale at the
Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the city
Of Wilmington. New Castle county.
eA'' u On gsaAlTf'URDAY,
THE nth DAY OF AUGUST, 1896.
at o'clock p. M,
the following described real estate, viz:
All those two tracts or parcels of land
situate in Brandywine hundred, New
bounded and described as follows:
No. ]. Beginning at a stone a corner of
owen Hebley's land; thence with his land
north 46.a degrees west 43 4-l0 perches to
thence with said Pyle's land the four
following courses: South Al degrees west
west p lilo perches to a stone, south 13la
degrees west 81 2-10 perches to a stone,
and south 50 degrees west 20 perches TO
the middle of the Foulk road; thence
along said road south 10 degrees west 7-10
of perch to a stake or stone; thence by
new line dividing this and other lands of
John Foulk the four following courses;
North 50 degrees east 20 perches to a
stone; north SOia degrees east p 4-10
perehes to stone, south S1s degrees east
= e-lO perches to stone, and south 6S
degrees east II 5-l0 perches to a stone in
line of Isaac Clouds land: thence by
same north AZ degrees east IS perches to
the beginning, containing is acres and s
perches OF land, be the same more or less
No, beginning at stone In the mid
the other land of the said John Foulk;
thence along the middle of said road
north 14la degrees east Al 7-10 perches to
corner of other land of said Thomas
W. Zebley, now used as a lane; thence
by tho south side of the same south rs
degrees east q 4-10 perches to another
corner OF said zebley's land; thence by
the same north S0A degrees east q 6-l0
perches, south "a degrees east 25 perches
and south 6Sls degrees east II 5S-1O0
perches to Isaac Clouds land; thence by
said Clouds land and land of j. Wesley
Handy and Adam Pierce south As degrees
west "a Clio perches to stake; thence by
a new line dividing from other lands OF
the said John Foulk north S2k degrees
west f2 perches to the beginning, contain
ing IL acres and 81 square perches OF
land, be the same more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
Alice Handy, his wife, mortgagors and
It's and to be sold by
PAUL GILLIS. Sheriff.
sheriff's Office. Wilmington. Delaware.
August /, 1896.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-02

THE Trustees Of the State Hospital met
esterday and approved plans OF u new
building. which will contain three addi.
tIonal wards. 80 that the large number OF
patients at the hospital may have moro
room to move around In. The plans sub.
mitted were from two Philadelphia arohl.
tects. The plans which met the approval
OF the Trustses. were made by Mr.. N. H.
Dickinson. The plans call for new
structure consisting of three wards. The
last Legislature appropriated sS1. 900 for
the buildings. The new buildings will be
situated west OF the present building
and opposite Its north and south ends.
Blds will be asked for the building Of the
new hospital to be opened oEAugust 10th.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-02
er..s weeaadrsi.

Holmes who has been arrested 10 Phiia-
dalpAia, for the murder OF the PeitzsI chill.
drsn. appears to be the champion scoun.
drei Of the age. 1t ssems that he had no
more compunotion Ia sacrificing life to
get an insurance than most persons feel
on killing chicken. We should not be
surprised II his victims nu umbored a SCORE.
1t may be dlfiloult to prove his guilt. so
effectually did he cover up his trapks. but
circumstances point concluslvely TO him
ne the murderer. He should be hung at
all events on general principles With suoh
villains tnsre should be little ceremony.
What Is needed In such an Infamous case.
Is a thigh gaIlows, a long rope. and a
short shriit."
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-02
Schedule I'm atfedt
May ~. 1875

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For Baltimore. weekdays. $50 a. M; :
For tandenbers and way Stations, week.
days. $50. 1C2 25 a. m; 2, BIS p. m. Sundays
I LEAVE Z & E ! fPihiiRhRnbnLpnIA fii Il TwENTy.
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p. m Sundays. '92o. Tbs a. m; IN p. m.
Rates to Western points lower than via
4. o, scuLT. General Passenger Agent
II. r.. CAMPBELL. General Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-02
AI.r,n:EnntI,nre.

At the field day sports OF the c. B. L. to
To held Tomorrow at Union Park an In.
teresting program has been arranged. The
sports promise to be closely contested
aud the principal event Is 100 yards dash
between John Kelly ahd Matt Gallagher.
Both "Whlskers' and Matt have been
= old time sprnteIs. Kelly claims that he
can cover the distance i'll II seconds and
Gallagher asserts lie can let her GO II frac .
tion less. After the race they will contest
In running jump Gallagher Gays he
hus n clnch on the jumping. The sports
begin at = o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-02

SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Levari Facias TO me directed,
will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House, on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. In the city
of Wilmington, New Castle county.
ON THURSDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF AUGUST, 1895,
at 2 O'Clock p. M,
the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece Of land with
the store and dwellinghouse thereon
erected, situated In the city of Whining
ton aforesaid, and bounded and de-
seribed as follows, to wit:
Beginning or fronting on the northerly
side of Fourth street opposite where the
old market-house formerly stood and
bounded southwesterly by Fourth street,
westwardly by u lot late of Christopher
Hollingsworth, now of the estate of
James Smith; eastwardly by a lot for
merly of Benjamin Browns heirs, now of
Edgar Chandler. and northwardly by
lot late of Henry Witsil, now of Solomon
II. Stats, be the contents thereof what
they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of Charles II. Simmons and
Mary W., his wife, and it's and to be
sold by
PAUL GILLIS. Sheriff.
sherln's Office, Wilmington, Delaware,
July 20. 1886.