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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
q rNrnAL sronr1Na Nrws.

NEW YoRk, Oct. Yale won the in
ternational athletic competitions with
Cambridge at Manhattan field on Satur-
day taking eight events out Of possible
eleven Six thousand people witnessed the
contests The winners wore: Hundred
yards DASH w. NJ. Richards, Yale; time
10 10 secs. Hurdle race Qeo yards) on
track: E. H, Cady, Yale; time, 16 SECS
Running high jump, j. II. Thompson, jr.,
Yale; height, 5ft. 81 In. Three hundred
yards dash W. M. Richards, Yale; time,
Be 80 secs Half mile run: F. g. Horan,
Cambridge; time, min. e-5 secs. Put
ting 16-pound shot: w. o. Hickok, Yale;
distance, ~ IT, 2 In. Running broad jump:
l.. p. Sheldon, Yale; distance, 2l #. Az
In. Mile run: w. e. Lutyens, Cambridge;
time, 4 min. 35 35 secs. Hurdle race (i2o
yards) over turf: G b. Hatch, Yale; time
Is secs, Four hundred and forty yards
run: II. levin, Cambridge; time, 40 As
secs. Throwing 18-pound hammer: w
.. Hickok, Yale; distance. 130 #. in.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
Il. M. wier. Einh uua King streets.

You know we have the name of keeping
the best tea and coffee In this city. People
come in every day aud ask MIR. Wier. hnve
you got good coffee 7 Forthey say. I've tried
every where and cant get good coffee. Why
1 sIy. We haye good coffee. Our blended
GOT" =, dc is good; our Java. Santos and
b' l. 20 are all good; our crushed java
4, /. Z AZ s5c Is tho best coffee Ia this SIT ! ;
you p,iy coffee from usand y ou won't have
any mort botl er. Its the same way with
tea You can't get any tea like our Belfast
tea. One lady said: it's no use tai king. you
can't Ret tea and coffee like You get he re
anywhere In this city; l know, for 1 tried
fou ought TO sec tho syrup moasses sell
Tor &c quart; clear as honey and lust good
Eaising buckwheat. l2So for large package
New green peas. 90 quart. There are fine
new California pruneB, extra fne ones Two
cans OF table peaches 1bo.i these are as good
as they are Cheap. The very hest peaches lbc
q oan; dOn't you think that low for the best
peaohssi Do you buy hour from usf We
can sell y 20 you right. We have the best
tor spd fresh eEas at 4. NJ. WIEHs. Fifth
.aRd King strsefzn ek-er
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
In the Entnrn.

"This weather." began the Oldest inhab-
itant, .ain't nothin fer heat to what felt
jest 60 years ago.
And 1t isn't marker to what you arc
likely to see 90 years since" interrupted
tho irreverent youth, and the old man
wcut home growing about the way boys
are raised nowadays. ys.-Indianapolis Jour
nal
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07

TRAINS iaAxT bEfor East EAST s6UsD
rRA1ENe Eup tHAyH bEpoT. RGsAT6HbRR b25A TS6bRD: AVE
All AHirpsssii ssains .''ins Illuminated with PintsoA
.sst J. 5oaSs a!iSSss SsstdfEzss $ Ezs :iSs ss sss
M NhM = YoEk.. IN sundays, ), 40 .s9s, ~ n, a;sa 4
Ply fsaqIInlBstPhi x s. 4 mi ss0s riaf s
S = s5s iasas sa5 h .ss ia ss $50. IS aa s
ny. Z E. E. Z e. n gs sss sss &C. s5s siG ;ss
Ill LAB Fl afthf u r. pTEEkEgH sE$EEFg AND
=. sandays ssa "a E. %.sos. $50. .llss a. M: rs.
.,cREsr9n,, wse.;;assys,, 20 :s.s, IS. s,s1:
sss i l! Sundays, !: :aqp N 81 o. s .s
M AThAT!IS La CRY sSs p Ts.fsasii ne saaisys :s & c;
CAPE MAY. weekdays. '7.so s.,. :
M, Saturdays .-:.1. '3.os p. IN.
3 "a; IS .ssG, gss
Sundays. 20. 102. .Stl a. M; 'l2.5o, s2.oi'
Y YBAtTfMoR'E ANp. WAY STATIONS.
ny anXAsss sss! s.. P:! ssa i
gos n; .5s. Sunday assg ssG p sss I io s = = NJ '''
PITTsBuRG. Weekdays, 81 q q =; M y,
cfN66fsSATf ccHNi6Ad2A S ana ID g. IT, LofGjlg. :isss and
.sSs SE& n N 6afNANs afilyA via bristol ana Chat:
tanooga,. .s2O p: m; daily. Through
IRNbakBER I% fa 81 SPa laS5ceedhSPHTlos Z Ri Sti'STos
Ss;ssgndqysI s;sg SSS =: n; e; ~ & en- n sTaEur
t"AiNs M ! sFATfoN. & &At
For Philadelphia. week days. $40. .1lso
3. a. mn; m 1.6e. 80 IS. H. i. s.s5 81 ,. = m. -, ~
= For Pittsburs and Chicago. daily.
IL + Bi'RSss Esss.y. :sis 3 'sS 30 MI
days. sssolSsflS So lSs5 a. m.; aa3 S SS p 81 M ssaasys
LRavH, i Z f. fPiiai{hRnbRLpHIA fiii B crwENTy.
E88RRTH E8K RWHILAMHfRReff6E! MIR ffd6EEsrNursTREETs'
sS %sSesaays e. % lss s20 flJ Sis 1 81 esG sso sss &
.1is. .4,is. ss.Is, a6.ll. $50. $50. 'I.is 'S.2S
.lEss5$ III s,s e. s'a .ls es ss ss
IEAviE s1 W. EaIhAPEhPH iii KS HIP 4 HiA a. %STMELtrh
AaD .Sa2s MAEkEEs ssS III s.TlaisEETsa .lsis 7 2 IN
p m; sundays; ss. az. 1.s5 a m; 7.2l p. IN
Rasss 70 Western point. lower than vie
n S cSIf5 ssE GsasEs a;a,ssi ssfssasss asss. AGENT
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07

CONSUL II. T. Merritt at Bremen, Ger.
many, says that the importation OF Amer.
ican leather Is on the incre ase in Germany.
Shoe manufacturers who formerly would
not look at American glaz5d kid arc now
Importing hundreds OF dozens ut a tlme.
The alum tanned leather in Germany has
seen its day. They are now trying to dis.
cover the secret OF the American produ9-
ton. The c. and J. Pyle Company annual
~ sand large elrgoes OF their patent ioath,
or 10 Europa. In fact the bulk OF ihalr
extensive product is sold in Europe. THEFT
trade began In 1876 and has boon on til,
Increase ever slncs
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
DIR. SIMMS
Vegetable Liver Pills.

In swailo wing 9ripeless. ami no
siokening. Operate grandly, and yss
you hardly know you take madl0ine
The anees Liver, Kidney and Sto o.nash
medicine known. VIII surely cure
Liver complaints, Kidney diseases and
Cures tired ieelings skIn aifsculouA
headache. dizziness, gtddy-head, te
Nice In every respeot as q real LySr
medicine and Family protectloa
against diseases. 26c 10 box, d In ona
for ei. Sold by druggists In oitiss and
country. Depot COD King strsss.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
cRATEFUL-coMFoRTINc
COCOA
BREAKFAsT-suPPER.

by a thorough knowledge OF the atural
laws which govern tho operations OF dges
tion and nutrition. aud pS carei ui applica-
tion OF The fine properties OF well select ed
Cocoa Mr. Epps hHs provided Tor our break
fast and supper. a dGlicately tlavourcd bey-
erage which may cave us many heavy doc
tors bills. 1t Is by tho judlcious use of such
articles OF diet that q constitution my be
gradually built up until strong enough to
resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds
OF subtle malndicS are floating around U.s.
ready to attack wherever there is a weak
point. We may escape many a fatal sha;t
hy Eeepin r ourselves well fortified with pure
blood and n properly nourished france
Ctyii Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water and milk.
Sold only ia half pound tins by Grocers. la
belled thus:
JAMES EPP5 & CO. Ltd, homeopathic
Chemists. London. England.
oi-eod dn Gun
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
EGISTER's oHDEn
IN HE9ISrEH'5 0FFIOE,
hEW CASTLE COUNTY, nnG.,

kKw CASTLE COUNTY. nal-.
Upon the application of securit, Trust A
SaLeDepo slit ON pAuy. a Adininistrator OF John
Il. Walker,late ofWilininKtonHd,i in said cotlu-
". deceased, 1t 10 ordered aud directed by the
Register that the Administrator aforesaid.
give notice of granting of Lattera OF Admin.
istfnton upon the estate OF the econscd
with tho date OF granting thereof, by cnils-
Ing advertisements to be posted within forIv
days from tho date o! such letters in Al of
the most public places Of the county OF Nes1
Castle. requiring all pei sons having demasds
against The estate 70 present the samo or
abide BY an act OF Assembly Ia such cses
made and provided and also cause the Sans
to De inserted within the same period In the
DAILY HEruBLIcAN newspaper publlshcd
IN Wilmington. Del, and to be continued
therein three weeks 10. o. d.
-, Given under the hand and Sonl Of
IS. Omce OF the Register aforesaid AZ
-, WiihliuRton. in New Castle COUNTY
Aforesaid the day and year above wrItten.
] WILKINS COOCII, kegistor.
HoTlCE-Notice Ia hereby given that let
ters OF Administration we're IA due form OF
law granted unto the undersigned. on the
Srd day OF October A. D., 1885, and thas
all persons having claims against tue estats
of the deceased must present the same duly
attested. to tho said Administrators. on or
before tho 3rd day of October 1890, OF
abide tho Act OF Assembly In such case made
Security trust & Safe Deposit Company
Address, Wilmington. Del o4
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
Inrre Corn,

We received this morning a dozen ears
OF corn from John q. Almond. who's @
farm Is situated near Edgenoor Brand =
wiue hundred, one OF which was fourteen
and half inches In length. and is known
as tho kentucky Beauty, tho seed having
originally como from that State. 1t ia
certaialy q worry fine variety and will
mako large yield. He also forwarded
US two ears, the seed OF which was sent
10 him 10y friend who Was at wo:k at
Jaliten. Russia. The grain is of a reddish
Gast. yet the cob Is wulte. L 10 quite
heavy and will make bushes rapidly. 1t
may prove an advantage to tho farmers
who plant 1t. as tho introduction OF nov
aoed may Insure a larger yield
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
For Him.

Miss Dearborn-What is the matter
here?
Mr.. Coroner-Man just fell from a 10
story window.
The thirteenth, did you say? How un-
lucky Pitt Bus.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07

kENaARO eco
s2I-623 Market ST.
We offer to-day
a line of
BLACK SATIN
DUCHESSE
at fully rs per cent
less than the makers
price.
These goods are
from the celebrated
manuf a c t turers of
p ure Dye Silks,
Messrs. John ID. Gut
ter & Co.
They are offered at
the most attractive
prices ever known for
goods of similar quail
tiles.
It is generally ad-
mitted that the Silks
made by. this COM
pany arc unequaled
for wear.
They cannot be
duplicated at these
prices.
One grade now ST..
Before this purchase
the price was 81. SO.
One grade now
81. rs. Before this
purchase the price
was 81. rs.
One grade now
81. so. Before this
purchase was $500.
One grade now
So. .OO. Before this
purchase was $500
Black Satin Ouch
esse is much in de-
mand this season.
it makes rich and
fashionable gowns for
wear on almost any
occasion.
Beautiful exclusive
styles of Fancy Silks
at ST.. 90, O,$1.25, 81. .35,
$3.50.
KENNARO & CO
62l-623 Market st.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
a Nautical Point.

Kansan-Say, Bill, 1t says here that tho
crew OF the schooner were compelled to rig
jury mast. What's jury mastp
Missourian-Why, anybody could tell
you TINT. It's one of those big masts that
1t takes f3 mon to put up Roxbury Ga
Zette,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
Lnsensihle.

Cleverton-You don't mean to tell mo
that you passed the night with Planking-
tou in his Now Jersey home and didn't
mind the mosquitoesP
Dashaway-I db. After the FIRST one bit
~ne lost consciousness.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
PHILADELPHIA VIII MlNCToN e.
BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.

BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
IN EFFECT MAY ~ 1895.
For PhitadslpGIa tsxprsss1. III. o. s5S
t2o. $40. 7+S. 100. s.5o,s.55. .1e.1e.
lL2S. Ia q, M .I2ls. . La, 3.O5. 0.o4. ala
~ - s&sse@@sae CON etlSa, l - ING 50. a. Rs Z e. a. ra.
sOs s.6s. 81, i5l, ana sos p p m. q. A.,' LOO.
s5S, SOF SjS HsS Y5os Io5f s. "a as tT Sss
- soF { nostoa @ '%tthoa. sSaDss. ss 9ioa Il a. u-
For the south-southern Railway BE-
press ~ p. m. sleepers to Memphis and
For West Chester. via Lamokin. $50 O
''i' FOR ~ NewarE e @ center and intermediate.
Baltimore and Warhington. .4ss. SOL
i56 "a 5ss ..sos. SIS. % IA. So i111 :. m and
L, 81 night.
2lI. 90. Sos and Ia D. m
" Leave ,PniIadelphls, sroaa STREE, sf
g. III iis sds 's sss g % si s5s b. .S sSa Il 4
.'.sS As!smm m aaSt!ea. Sd sss. 9ss. $40, JOS.
l 70. a-0s. Aas. tsl. 6.2, s.ss. lo.os and n-s
SUNDAY 1rAINs.
For Philadelphia (express). l5I, z.5s. an
S.05, b.04. b.b6, 7.01. rs, g.N ana e.lz D. M
| 4 AAce9mmodaau mo; ad uon; o. Z sio q "a. Hlo. Lso
For Chester iexpreasl l.57. 40, $50. S6b
| 1005, 11.45 a. mi 81, aus. o0A $50. 7.o7 and
and 9.C5 o. IN.
Accenmodatien. Z slo a. M. Il 10. I<o.
For New York, i.67, 2.55. 4.20, z. $50. e.4S.
9.4S. 1905 11.45 g. M; 1.37, 2.O5. 4O5. 6oi, sos.
556. 6.2O, 7.O7. BIZ. and 1o,a5 p. m.
| For Boston, without change, SIS o. m.
For the South-Southern Railway Ex-
press, IA p. m.. sleepers % Memphis and
For West Chester. via Lamokin. ass g.
u hsitimorsp hf Sis p and md wa.h,ns.on. as, so,,
$50 p. m. and 12i night.
Baltimore. and intermediate STATIONS.
Leave PhlIadeiphia. Broad street. for
Wilmington (express). $50. 7.2A. Ills. 11.3s
o. M; liz. Al, b.oS. 6.55. TAO. sa5. LILO
11.16 p. m. md 1905 night.
DELAWARE DIVISION.
For New Castle. STA, II Is a, M. 2.6o. Aeo
t.16, d.6s. s.51 p; m. and u 10 night.
Eepress EXT aswsss ss ft5 poyer e 3 ana
For harrington Ia and way a. stations only
EiPTs:: fSs ssr wySmipss ys. ss4Ss IS Sa Poll,
Comfort asd Norfolk. n.os a. m. and l2c
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfor
and Norfolk, 1901 night.
For Middletowr, Clayton. Dover, NJ
ssafora. Laurel. and pel93af. l2oi hight.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07

Jaek Everhards for twenty rou rdsin New
Orleans. was q tssatator al the Now Man
haitian Athletic Club last night. and whom
Billy Newman offered him Reasonable
sum 10 meet Harry Fisher he dsoIined
the offer, saying he DID not care about
taking any chances before he met Ever
hRrdt
Irtnur Valentine the so called Hight.
weight Cha ampion OF England. whose pu-
gihstic aspir atiors were cut ehort go Ell.
fectually by Charles McKeeyer at Maspeth.
L. L. last Wednesday night was TO have
mnde his appearances at the Southwark
Athletic Club In four round bout with
Jer ome QuiRley. but after writing Mana.
ger McHale thnt he would surely be on
hand, failed 10 make his appearances and
thereby dlsappoiated quite comfortable
"a great question-where will they
fight.
The Pennsylvanla Bicycle Club was here
Toronto, Ont, October 6-At the leland
track last night Angus Mcleod. of Sarnia,
, lowered two more Canadian bloycle re.
cords. he made n hnf-miis, flying start.
un paced. in 1.Oe 5. reducing the record
on o fifth second, and he three miles.
ICED. standing start. In 7.oS. beating
Hysiops record by three seconds.
sBuss Bnit
over $500 persons saw the PHILADELPHIA,
club defeat the Patterson. N. j.. club yea
L ttiuuys 6Stto.
R. H E..
ppnniiaaeIphia. a.....'.-....''......
Patterson ..........-.........,.
Batteries: Carsey and Clements. CooRan
and Wilson.
| Middistown won ths local champion.
| chip In a series of seven games or Satur.
| day from Townsend.
There will be 20 days racs meeting at
Elkton.
Leach was presented with handsome
| gold atch ON Saturday.
| Eolumbia made more runs In one game
| than Dover did in its two
The Republicau feels that it has fulfilled
its work during the baee bali season by
giving alt the base ball news. III some
players were harshly criticised they only
received their deserts.
The reeuit of the game at New Castle
was az follows: Phiiadeiphta IL. -coium.
bad
Everyone. even Manager irwin, says
McCaughan 10 great first baseman.
Modden played a good game.
Pete Cassidy was right In 1t on 6atur-
day.
Fisher was allowed TO play. If he had
played in mora games Instead OF being on
the bench the scores would have been diff.
ferent.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07

GOLD OAK bedroom suits, Il pieoes. ossty
~ Ssl,n0. includiuE beisteal. bureau, wasii-
atand. chairs. rocker. tabIs towel rack.
bound baud E,aie iaattfess, staei springs.
ieather ptiiowa, feniher lilistnr s.i01 Tor all.
shteids y Co. tnnnufaetursrs 1910 South
5street, Phlladslphla- All gools pace ami
slipped frne. aS6-lStw
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

PROTECTED THROUGHOUT by THE
IpterIocising switch md Block signal sys
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07

Tue Washington Post is tdvoo4tjng
the whipping post Tur the nlattlrt uf Co.
Iumbia. Delaware stlll holds on to tho
relic OF former days. whsn nearly every
State In tho Union hid It's post aud pill.
ory. The other States slowly ate begin.
ming to know good thing AMI arc aIopt
ing this mode OF punishment that they
say belongs to taa ''dArk aEss"
lnE Leather Trust has b5eu unaefsold
some four cents pound By Il large fsain.
sr concern in New York Tins nrm says
they ere against the luust and mean to
sell their product under the Trusts prlcss
Eight along. II Ia wealthy oUncsrn aud
Is In the light to stay. Tue prizes OF tho
Leather frust Stock has fallen fram SOS
to ss5 i share
CIT couponsiout OF the REruHri0GS and
vote your choioa for the most popular
foot ball player In Wilmington The
watch ls a good gold ono and first ciass
tine keeper. SEQ II In Eutds wtnd9m No.
226 Market street.
9nE visiting titsmen at ReadlnE. H.,
trtTed home on Saturday evening They
say they had royal KJo4 Time and were
treated like Drinuss, The lmpromptu
prade OF Saturday evening by our re
turning bremen waa witnessed by u large
crowd OF uitizeus
--===a-a.r.--a-=== -
Go by all means aud sss ths g#ma OF
bali that tabel place On lhifslay at
Union strset grounds Ihl Iastapots
nre the suro enss to put yolr loose
change on he Rums Will be for the
b Hrlit OF the wilmIu uRton Press Club.
lieHs tLould lie careful he they witnes
f'o ball contest In the Union street
G'ounds from seat on tho fanca top
Twelve nen and boys were captured Gu
Saturday for trespusslnS and lined IS
ana costs.
Com, pshaw don't do 1t any more. Evil
IDENTIFY you read the REPUBLICAN Even
She babies cry for 1t. It's mamma's delight
Price one cent.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07

The citizens OF Tennessee evidently have
not much respect for the law or the au.
thorlties OF their State. Neal Smith. n
negro. committed an outrage and fatally
wounded Maggie Henderson, of Cole City.
The negro was arrested and placed In iail
to await his trial. On Saturday the ilend
In human shape was taken from the jail
by mob Smith confessed hts guilt.
He was then turned over to Miss Hender-
sons father. who out or the mans ears
He was then held while one OF the
crowd pounded his fingers, joint by joint
one finger at time until the hand was
sshapeloss mass of bloody jelly. Each
man in tbs crowd tEen took shot at
Smith and he was literally rlddled with
bullets. The man certainly deserve d
death. but not in such q brutal and Inhu-
man manner as 1t was administered to
him by the maddened crowd. Such scenes
should not take place In the United Statea
or any civilized country where the law is
In held any respect, whatever. Mlsslon.
srles had better be sent into Tennessee
and the people enllgh ana taught to
respect the law. Lynohlngs In the South
are OF too frequent occurrence hnd q toI
should be put to them at once,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07

C1 Congressional Limited Expi ess
trains, composed entirety of Pullman VeB-
tibule. ParIor and Dining Cars. No extra
fare other than the usual Pullman charge
(D Limited Express trains, composed OF
Pullman Vestibule PRrlor Cars. Vesubulo
Passenger Coaches aud Dining Car. Ne
extra fare.
For further Information passengers are
referred TO the ticket agent at the station
8. NJ. PROVOST. J. r. WOOD,
GenoraI ManaRev. Gen eral pasa. Az.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07

NJ oRTAI,- Eeady-mixei tor all par-
1N1 poses IN any quantity John NJ.
SOLOMON, oifies. No. weat Third street
Phones ll5 and .o3
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07

TnE Y. n, G. A. team put up a good
game of foot bali on Saturday against tn o
Warren team. At ono tlma during the
game IL looked as II the Y. NJ. O. A. boys
would not score. The SCORE stood at the
frat half to In savor Of tho Warren but
by Rlce's good ktolting the Y. Al. G. A.
scorod live puints. Ihe Warren tuam WA
too heavy for the Y. NJ. G. A to do any
good on the Iushes. Iha Warren boys
are putting up great ball thls sens1n
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07

III has been suggested by our follay cit
tzen Captain Thomss Johnson that our
honorable Mayor Charles Jef1erls should
call Il pub meeting. That u committee
should 9 appointed to collect funds 10
hire brass band and soud delegation of
our citizens TO Newport News on Satur,
day, October l9th. to slyo our nanesats
the warshlp Wilmington ii lifting ssnt nir
as she slides Into the water. special
train could be procured aud hundreds OF
our citizens make the occaslon gaia one.
Don't let Wilniugtontaus be derelict In
th!s duty OF giving our CITY, nuInesake a
rousing soni on. 1t would bs better than
giving tho vossel u present Of any Kind
within the gift OF our oitizons. Let the
Mayor act at once aud ho will have tho
hearty co operation Of our cillzlua Ia The
matter
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
FOR SALE.

0kh - n II Ls
Dwelling house, 5l4 Van.
Buren, street, containing 8
rooms, bath, screens, Lurglar
alarms, secret closets. and all
conveniences. Apply to @
W. GOODING, or this office
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07

GoRE, pshaw don't do 1t any more Evil
IDENTIFY you read the REPUBLICAN Even
She babies cry for 1t. It's mamma's delight
Price one cent.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07

TuE Trustees Of i'rEaston College hay
given orders TO al the saloon kespeIs in
lrnnton, n j.. not to sell liquor to etu.
dents under u years OF ago. a State law
was passed In 1851 prohibiting the snla OF
intoxlcants to stutienls under twonty ono
years OF age and tho Trustees have mdds
up their minds To sss That it is carried out
The laws oil every State prohibit saloon
keeper from seltlnR to mlHprs upou
proof and conviction SALOON keppnr is
lined hea Willy In Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07

over $500 persons saw the Phiiadeiphia'
club defeat the Patterson. N. j., club yea
terdey. Score:
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07

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snubbed most deliberately by the old pro-
fess0rs who looked upon an actor as a
mere mimiC-not at an as an Intellectual
fellow. But Dee has taken the snubs pleas
auty and accepted "a second invitation
when offered him. 10 the professors allow
81 him Co speak be- spoke so well as TO open
their eyes. He has always stood Up for
actors-actors IN gcnerai-and 81 you go to
his home he VIII proudly show you the
boots worn On "Hichard III" and the sword
used in "Coriolluus' hy that erratic gen.
Jus and drunkard. Edmund Kean, also;
keans purse-found empty, of course-on
his person after his death: and Forests
silver watch. with the minute hand al the
point where it stopped on the instant OF
FORESTS death. In fact.by being diplomat
b. Henry Brodrib has lifted up his profess
sion and make himself Sir Henry Irving.
In this country Edwin Booth, Lawrence
Barrett and Joseph Jefferson have supple
mcntcd Mr.. lrving's work. Mr.. Barrett en-
tcrtained the finest people In Boston at his
house i'm the Back Bay. Mr.. Booth was a
highly priced guest I'm select circles-a
lion when he would allow it-and Joseph
jefferson has been clever enough to intro
duce his friend. Grover Cleveland. to some
highly cultured members Of the Four hum
drcd. John Drew IS "a social lion. and enjoys
1t. If William II. Crane had stomach as
fargo as a hogshead he might consume all
of the dinners which statesmen are delight
ed TO offer him when hc Is playing in WASH
ington. There are dozen other actors who
nnd few doors closed to them. II we did
such foolish things as to knight great per-
sonagcs In this country, undoubtedly Ed
win Booth would have been made a Sir
in America sense of humOr being M
bar.