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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1895-03-23
IN THE BIG HOTELS,
TIE GREAT NUMBER OF EN-
PLOYES FOUND IN THEM.
An Army OF Twenty-Five Thousand
Persons Required In the New
York Caravansaries Alone
Housekeepers' Dutie.

There are to-day l36 large transient
hotels in New York City. New York
besides has over 200 so-callei family |
hotels with facilities for taking care
% nearly 1o. 900 persons. /. takes
numerous servants 10 look after 50 |
great multitude, anil there are more /
OF them IN the large traus,al. hotels /
here than there are soldiers and /
strikers in BROOKLYN
The hotel directory only gives the |
principal hotels There are besides
these hundreds of places. in each Of
which from forty to fifty servants and
walters are employed that have 70 be
aided TO the list 1t is safe - say
that the great army OF employees IN
tho New York hotels is %, 900 strong.
Over 10. 900 OF these work in the large
transient hotels, which. employ from
100 to 40 persons each Mt salaries
ranging from IS month up, with
board. and in many cases lodging IN
cluded.
Among the female employees OF
hotel are some women ot rare natural
intelligence, executive ability anil
knowledge OF human nature. an
their services are considered worth as
much as $500 year and meals and
rooms free. These are the house
keepers.
Most large hotels have also iurni-.
ture repairers whose duty it Is to see
that casters are kept upon chairs.
dressing cases AMI bedsteads, and to
take badly broken a:ticles Of the kinl
to the "nospital" in the basement or
elsewhere. The chambermails are
divided into watches, short and long,
or regular and dog watches, as on an
old-fashioned sailing chip. In tho
larger houses their work is SO arranged
that it is not very laborious.
|
has under her seamstresses whose duty
it is to keep the linen aud bed cloth
| ing in order Then there are tho
window cleaners, the scrub.women,
the curtain members aud hangers and
| score Of others which, summed up,
would take small directory to de.
scribe them and their various duties
Then down stairs $ the laundry,
which is also under the charge Of the
housekeeper Here are more men
under her command The chief. or
boss, as he Is called, has one or two
assistants. three machine operators
anfforty launlresses who are mang.
lers and handwashers, as no aanuels o.
delicate fabrics are allowed - Z,
through the machines.
The handling 0: the food takes az
other auxiliary force. which is under
the supervision Of tia: very ,tnpor.
Ant parsonage, the steward. /; has
boa, coil ,h.. ~. ;,f;,,.,,al c.-
break the most prosperous hotel n the
co,,+-r and ,,anv ee.,a, lan,fsc.
v;u +oI, Won ,ha. the s.v,nc i . ,ru.
one. Next to the proprietor. be II
no,a,oh .. All h. sn,vev. AMI h,
aons;, ,s r.s. e., h. co,,,a,. ,e,.,,
dozen a,aeren. department.. II,
,aor b;s ,erso,al s,ag one I,e..e,
~. hoolse.e, 20 y,e,v,ne
c,s,ks ono cherk,,, clerk from .bre.
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1895-03-23

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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1895-03-23
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23


The Uncle Lew Fishing Club excursion
to the flshtng banks took some sixty ex.
oursioulsts on their trip on Thursday
evening. the fishermen loft on the vii.
mnRton and Northern Railroad train
from the foot of French street at 9.15
O'Clock. The steamer Hayana was board
ed at the W. d N pier about 10 O'Clock.
The boys had plenty OF bait both In bot.
ties and kettles. That in the kettles will
be used to entice the fish on their hooks
and that In the bottles Will be used to
pickle or preserve tho fish until they ar
rive in our city.
The following composed the party: j..
L. Adair, Draper A. Deweese. Andrew
Traynor. David Cook Allen Sharpe. Thos.
Sharpe Vim. l.. Martin. John Newell.
Thos. Cartmell, Goo. II. Cooley, Joseph
Fullner, Captain Shaw. WIN. Heal, officer
Scott and others. The boys were In the
best of splrlts and wero Dragging what
they expected to catch. Drap Devices
had hooks on his line and took no less
thnn different kinds OF bait along with
tribe. Mr.. Joseph Fullmer wanted to
bot him n watermelon that he (Fullmer)
would catch the biggest string OF fish, but
Drsper couldn't see 1t.
SIN he thought he could beat Joe at
fishing, 'Ulcle Lew" took some two
quarts OF clans along. go that h0 shout d
not run short OF bait. II the fishermen
caught one fish for overy ten clans they
took along as bait they will have to have
all the wagons of the Wilmington Trans.
fer Company to bring their catch home
from the Wilmington ana Northern cars
this evening.
By special request the H,van brass
band will play Urges while the fishing is
going on THO morning. This was by
special request OF VIM. II. Martin, who
said he had been told that music had
charms to soothe tish. He thought by this
means he would bs abls to capture tho
IS gold piece offered as tho iirst pr z
Allen Sharpe said he thought he might 10
able to catch the 81 prize for the stnalle t
Suing OF tish. Wesley KllyIngton could
not be coaXeG aboard.
lie went down uu one Of UnCls Lewis
| tlshipg excursions last year. He got
sick and was not even able 10 cast a line
over havhg been kept busy casting HE
| bread upon tho walers. He said he wouln
not 20 DOWN. IL thoy would make him a
| present OF the steamer Havana as al
extru iGduc. meht. lie knows when he
las onuu OF q COL [ In. 10 in TO
| puny Win d representative OF the RErrB
| I'rAS saw tf purty off last evening ami
VS. ell lh9u b yoylge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23


We are likely to be overwhelmed With
eammuuieatlous In regard to the bsns
ilcial effects Of the adoption OF the single
iaxsystsm as advocated by the followers
ei Mr. George OF New York. We shall
pgbllshn few OF them In order that our
feaders may perceive their failaey and TO.
move all ground Of complaint that fair
hearing had not been accorded them, We
ehait not continue the publishlnR OF suah
hsterodoxy to the exclusion OF u lore profit
nbie reading matter. as We consider but
iIttse good can come out OF any extended
controversy In regard to the matter.
Tho idea OF placing heavy tax on land
In order to enable the poor to obtain
homes Is preposterous- Young men who
are industrious and saving can oh tain
homes under our present system, and
under no other system can they more
readily do so. The ability to labor and the
opportunity to do 90. coupled with the
liberalization to make the boat OF every
opportunity TO ecomomize, will ensure
euecess. and any system Of taxation will
not greatly aid or tetard such acquisition.
Tho old way is the better way. and now
tangled notions will amount 10 nothing
with the Idle and thrIftless.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

Waas DO the insuraues cswpaniss wants
The Tire Ineurancs Companies doing
business in Wilmington. evidently want
the earth. II their extreme high premiums
is any criterion to judge By. Notwith-
standing that the city OF Wilmington is
more free from fires than any other city
OF its size In the United States. the In
surance rates are nearly prohibitory to a
great many small merchants. Since the
advent of the present electric fire alarm
system and the auxiliary schemes for
sending 10 fire alarm quicker than ever
the Insurance rates have been raised in
stead OF lowered. Tie fire Insurance Com.
panies 10 Baltimore. milwaukee,. Glove
lind. San Francisco and other olties have
made reductions In the insurance rates.
There lie no excuse for tho present high
rates charged by the Insurance Oompau.
les to our merchants and citizens This
fire department OF our. city Ia one OF
the best volunteer fire departments In the
country. We don't except uono and as
our water supply Ia first class we can't see
what the Insurance Companies want. II
not the earth surely more than Gensrous
slice of IL.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

The sale Of seats II the opening attrac-
tlon. W. 8. Cleyeland's Minstreis, at the
Grand Opera House. tomorrow evening,
under the able management OF Jesse X.
Baylis. 4 theatrIcal manager OF renown,
has boon exceedingly large. and there 10
every Indication that standing room will
be held premium. Each and every &C.
lection on the program Is OF the latest
originality aud the spsciaiities arc Of
such order as to command praise from all
that attend 0 performance OF this giRan.
TIC organization. as IL Includes a tribe OF
ARABIA and Japanese family. TIE Arabs
appear In an exhibition OF strength tum.
bling. ETC.. that 10 far superior to that OF
any that has ever been given. The Japan
ESQ are the greatest lot OF gymnasts. bal
encers. jugglars. ETC., that ever left the
Empire. The sumptuous costumes and
stage setting OF the frat part are greeted
with prolonged applause and pave the
way to hearty reception Of all tho par.
Elephants. In uproariousiy funny din-
iogues. songs aud dances. This organl.
zation has never started out on the road In
better form than II has this eeason, and
lovers OF mlnGtretsy are bound to attend
the AFTERNOON OF evening perform Anoe.
The matinee will be given moro for the
benefit OF ladies' and children.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22.--Flour weak; win
ter super, sa4O9a 20; do. extras, Sa.6il,2 20;
Pennsylvania roller, clear slD]2j; do. do.
straight. 81 2j1a 10. western winter clear. 3
163.25 Wheat dull, steady. with Gsr. bid
aud G6llc, asked for August Corn quiet,
steady, with A3lsc. bid and 1870. asked for
August, Oats quiet, steady, with &c. hid and
25ttc asked for August, Hay frmer; choice
timothy, Sl51l5,5U Beef steady; family, Sill
@l2. Pork dull. Lard weak western steam
81 30; city, SB2j Butter irregular; western
creamery, l34t2oc.; Elgins zoe; Pennsylvania
and western creamery prints fancy, 2lc; do
fair to choice, lSGeUc.; prints jobbing at 70
25c. Cheese steady; New York large, 64s33c;
small, Gla1s'sc; part skins, ~ 1Bc Eggs
steady New York and Pennsylyanis, iIzA
IjI4c, western, l3tEn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23
PHILADELPHIA. vii AltMcTou Il
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
IN EFFECr MAY IL le9a
TrAins will leave Wilmington a. follows.
For Philadslphis texpress). Ltz, abbs
40 s.s0. 742. $50. $50. .foo5. 10 IL,
H. s sia H. a. I'll s ~ ana ~ ia IS so sl
:. A As Y. z 500, io.@ =. ras
sss Ss. Ia sss * 80 sP9 io ID p ia
5-6o $50. sS5. 1905. Il2s JAS q. m; ls7.
AZ %ce SSs sf III s sSs sSS & sos ,o
= TOT New x y YoTs; 81 as S "a s,ss &
For Boston without change. lois q m.
For the south--southern Railway I'm.
press. 7M p. m. sieepers to Meinphis and
For West CHESTER. via Lamokin. s.se a
II For Newark ii Center and intermediate
s' sasinols ss and T. W sna sss SOL
R sa' 600 so sss. W III Ia SO i :. and
is sSs an: :ns !, R !. stations
whining ton ssapfessS. StS 5s sss ~
1872 MS HE a hi # s lSa ~ af tS
Il &c I'D s 81 s H. ~ is' i' .sa A
SUNDAY IrAINs.
For PHILADELPHIA texpress). L0. 10. 40.
~: sss ss ID IL f %. I'll 2 LII q
Ss' fa's,t m !'is E sS ' g. Ss ~ ia
aud BOG p. m
t.os. SiS Tss and di 10. % 3. g m. ''' :" -
For New York. ISL. 2.55. 4.2o. 2. $50. s4s.
go. 1905. I45 a. m; Isl, 3.o5, +.os. 5o4 $50.
$50. go. 7.07. 9.12. and JOBS p. m.
For Boston, without change. 6.6s .. m.
For the South--Southern Railway Ex-
press, ~ p. H.. sieepers 20 Memphis and
For West Chester. via Lamokin. ass a
Baltimore and Westminster. IN so,
So ~ p and IN; a is54 li nish hight
Leave Philsdeiphia. Broad street. for
wiiming,on texpress,. $50. 7.se. Ills. n.ss
Ia. Aeo 3 ~ sa don. SIX IN io.s . m.
issO' ~ bs { l. VIZ III p era M
siS H. S{a 81 +, e. and ,S Z H. y slF nc
Express for Dover. Harrington and p.!-
For Ss nj md 81 Wy & .aon l n aa
Eaplss. for wyoming, SIS , a. q, ,,o,,,
Comfort aad Norfolk. n.Os a. m. and i2ei
night
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For New Castle. OBI p. M. and 12.01 night
For Cape Charles. Old Point Comfors
and Norfolk, 12.01 night.
For Middletown, Clayton. Dover. Wy
oming. FELTON,. Harrington. Bridgeyillo
beaford Laurel, and Delp1ar, l2.0i night.
ca Congressional Limited Expi esa
trains. composed entirely Of Pullman Yes
thule. Parlor and Dining Cars. No extra
fare other than the usual Pullman charge,
cl Limited Express trains, composed Of
Pullman Vestibule Parlor Cars. yestibulo
extra fare.
For further informat ion passengers are
referred to the ticket agent at the station
8. NJ. PROVOST, J. II. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass. Ag..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

The boasting Of the Democratic papers
about the Improved conditions OF trade
does not stop the expectation Of gold, as
nearly three millions Of dollars were
taken by the steamer from New York on
Wednesday TO pay balances in Europe. As
about sls. o00.00O In gold have been ex.
ported In the past five weeks Our people
eau see how our tariff reform is working.
One hundred thousand dollars more will
be shipped today. aud the result must be
another Issue of honda before Congress
meets next December. All of our exports
will not be sufficient to meet balances
already contracted. and there must be a
great change In business to check our
tendency towards bankruptcy. Shouting
good times will not do 1t. ana the shout.
ers will soon see that although they may
deceive others they cannot convert n da
ficiency into surplus.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

Moab Joseph. who resided at No. 1li3 A
street. South Wilmington. died veryssud-
denly last night aged rs years. He was
born In Sussex County, and in early life
learned gas lifting. Ga the breaking out
OF the Rebellion he enlisted In the Third
Delaware Regiment. and rtclpated In
the various battles in which It was engaK.
cd. shortly after the close OF the war ha
removed from Georgetown to This city,
and was employed by the Harlan and
Holltngsworih Company for some fifteen
years. lnthe latter part of July he visit.
ed Rehoboth, where he passed some three
weeks. and only returned home
few days ago. Yesterday was he
out In his yard. little drea ming
that death was so near at hand. lie was a
good citizen, brave soldier, and lived
an honorable life. He leaves wife and
one con, Charles Joseph. as we'll as many
friends to regret his sudden decease.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

BkS FBAsofsoo. Aug. %. --secretary Of
War Lamont will probably be called upon
10 ssttls . dispute between the local naem-
bsrs Of the A. r. U. and the commanding
officers at the Presidio. The ex-striksrs
took exception to tho inscription. Muir
dered by Strikers" which has been placed
on q monument erected over the graves OF
four soldiers who were killed in railway
wreck.. during the great strike year ago.
General Graham has been asked to have
the Questionable inscription removed,
and II he does not do so by next Monday
an appeal will be taken to the secretary
Of war
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

SCRANTON, Pa, Aug. 23-During the
night five masked burglars entered the
home Of Rev. W II. Cochrane, pastor of
the Stewart Memorial Methodist church
at Rendham, this county. They bound
the minister and his wife in their bed,
and then ransacked the house, carrying
off gold watches, iewelry, silyerware and
other valuable articles, worth several hun
bred dollars. The thieves left the couple
bound, in which condition thoy were
found by callers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

WE have starving bass In the Brandy
wine and wild cats In the Brandywine
parks. Surely Wilmington Is boand TO
get up stories that will outrivai those Of
big sea serpents or snakes. The New
York World should send one OF their
snake reporters at once to Wilmington
and gather some of the August stories OF
strange things seen in Delaware by vii.
rnIn,y ton ranoriera
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

New GoRK, Aug European cables qnuts
American steers at li41l2lac. dressed weight
refrigerator buef At Q i1c. Calves firm poor
to choice veas, s59i 62la grassera and bEt.
termt!k, 9? 5rll1, p; good western calves S. =
sheeE steady; LAMBS active; poor to prime
Hheep, s jN13; common TO choice lambs SAD
67j. Hogs steady nj si.aDI5jO.
EAST Liberty, Pa. Aug, 22.-Cattle steady
al unchanged prices. Hogs steady; common
10 fair Workers. Si.7HGi 40; roughs, sa 5GIt4
Sheep active, steady; extra. 81 55d3 10; good
81 igG2 20; common. So itsl; spring lambs. e.
G4.5O, Veal calves, s6a65O
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

IT 10 nearly time that our Government
officials left of Fishing" and gave their
attention to the outragss committed on
the American Missionaries in China In
less than two weeks the American Nils.
sions have been attacked and several Nils.
sionarles killed. The latest word has
como that another attack was made on the
Missionaries near Foochow this week.
and the chapel aud school wrackol. Four
native scholars were wounded but the ma.
tive teachers escaped. The Chinese ere
parading the streets crying drive out tho
foreign devils. Avery sevsre lesson is
needed to teach these Cinnamon TO re.
spect the citizens OF the United States.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

EVIDENTLY Christopher Brooks. colored,
knows the value OF having an able lawyer
to defend him. Before he was even ar
rested he had retained the services OF
lawyer Marvel to defend hln Oh charge
OF stealing chickens. Chris had HE trial
before Aaglstrats Daley on Wednesday
evening. and after hearing the evidence
Chris was dismissed Of the churge. The
police authorities, nevertheless, held him
to await the action OF the Chester author
titles. where 1t 10 said he lie wanted on the
same charge in DeIawBre county. This is
The instance where prisoner has retained
counsel to defend him before he was
arrested. Chris has been 30 many times
before the Court that he begins TO know
how to go about trying to make himself
appear Innocent, no matter how eonain-
sive tins evidence. .......
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

The Washington Post suggests that the
Dem ocraLlo party nominate Geo. q. Gray
fog President. Delaware is entirely too
small for President ever to come from it
according to the wire pullers OF the
Democratic party. Evidently New York
will furnish the next Democratic candi-
date: as we'll as the Republican candl.
date for the chief executive office OF the
patinn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

THE New Castle County Grange held Its
annual picnic at Brandywine Springs on
Thursday. Music and speechos furnished
the attractions for the farmers. while
the singlo takers got In their harangue
on the beauties Of the sipgle tax theories
10 Delaware. How the State would soon
DO under single tax Ideas made to
fiow with milk and honey as free as the
air and the earth which they cla,m no
man made or has right to acquire pos.
session OF,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

Builders evidently know the value OF
advertising. Every new Building in the
city Is placarded with signs telling who
furnished tue hardware. copper work.
ind who did the mason work and paint.
ing. Even the glaciers don't forget to lot
Ms know that their particular firm fur.
ntehed ths glass We are glad to see that
the builders In our city have awakened TO
the fact that publicity 6ni advertising
their particular line Of business paya and
brings increased uads to the Wide awake
merchants.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23
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HiIlri,,e Cider VILLA.

Having purchased one OF the celebrated
Boomer and Boschert Presses. the most
powerful in the world. l am now pre-
pared to do custom cider making In the
very best manner. No delays. easy work
and clean delivery. as we'll as low prices.
clean cider and full measure. The mill ia
tuated u miles southwest OF Centre.
VILE Del. Ellis NJ. Clark.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

DENVER, Aug. 2S.-Varlous estimates
are made as to the number of dead still In
the ruins OF the Hotel Guinry, some be-
lieving that there are MS many as ton,
which would bring tho total up to thirty
one Five new names were added to the
list OF missing, which, with w. Harvey
and w. ]. Blake, make ii almost certain
that the debris still covers at least seven
hodihR.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

kIEFF, Russia, Aug 23-While the pax-
senger steamer Atanan was landing at
the town OF Kaneff, on the river Dnicper,
her boiler exploded, injuring thirty per-
sons, some of them fatally. Several others
jumped overheard in thoir efforts to es-
cape from the clouds of steam, and were
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23
Schedule In eneos
May ~, lslA

TRAINS LEAVE DEhAwAmE Avenue
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MAINS LIZ STATION.
FOR FhIiadsiPhs. wsek;dsys ;;0 Sl6 n n, e
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Fgt Baitiggosss; " I. x go a m;
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Rates to Western points lower than via
q 9. scuI.f., General Passenger Agent
II. b. CAMPBELL. General Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

Harry Young OF South Chester, and
Prof. Ambrose Ottey OF Cluymont Visit
oil our city on Thursday afternoon aad
bsng held by Rev. Asbury Burke OF
BraEdywlns NJ. L. Church. The nbove
named gentlemen take a great interest in
revival meetin 20 and are always ready TO
assist In the services when called upon.
Mr.. Young is a great singer and hr. ct
tey has Il wonderful Il nowledgs al biblical
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-23

WHATS the matter with o Defender 2
Can't Its American crew sail 1t without
running the boat aground2 It begins to
look as II the Defender would not defend
the American Cup. Tho latast s.rsak Of
bad luck that took place to the Defender
was on Thursday. when tho boat was run
aground on Hog Isiaud. SHe had her
staysall set and went on easily. Is this an
evil omenF .....