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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-10-17

Hegeman's Camphor Ice with Glycerine,
Cures Chapped Hands and Face, Tender or Sore Feet,
ChilblRins, Piles, &c. c. q. Clark Co, New Haven, CT,
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-10-17

Eferversing waters were first made on n
scale by j. Shweppe of Geneva, 17S9.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-10-17

Webster Is said TO have been able TO
repeat the most, If not all, Of Paradise
Lost"
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-10-17

The notes of the Bank of England cost
exactly one half-penny each.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-10-17

"Hanson's Magic Corn salvc.'
Warranted to cHre or money refunded. ASK your
druggist Tor 1t. Price Is cents.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-10-17

San Francisco. Oct. 1~l.-ThoOdOre
Durrant, assistant superintendent Of
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-10-17
II the Baby is Cutting Teetl

Be sure and use that old and well-triSd remedy, N
WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for Children Teething.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

In Superior Court this morning Albert
Hendel began an action for $4,000 dam
agee against hugo Giehler. The plaintiff
was represented by Walter Hayes. and
Thomas +. Bayard, Jr., appeared for the
defendant.
The assault which led to the action for
damage for personal injuries received oc-
Cured oil the night OF August 4th. On
that evening Hendel went into the saloon
OF John Gropp on Market street above
Front and there met Glenler and third
man.
The plaintiff was not acquainted with
Glehler but the three lett the saloon to-
gether. At Third and Market streets
Glehler made u remark which the plalnr-
iii did not understand. With out a word
OF caution GieLler struck and kicked him
the Kick breaking his left leg below the
knee. The plaintiff earned $40 month at
the shops OF the Pullman Company and
lost $500 in wages from the injury. Hen.
die testified to these facts through A. ].
Kooch who ucted as Inter prefer.
DIR. W. II. Winner testified to having at.
tended the plaintiff. He found him In an
Intoxicated condition and 80 abusive he
had to eend him to the hospital. Tho
doctor examined the broken log and in
his opinion the kick was received while
the man was standing. What the assault
grew out OF neither the plaintiff nor doc
tor knew.
The case will be resu lad this afternoon
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17
FIFTH EDITION.


Officer White yesterday found John
O'Rouke unable to take care OF himself in
consequence Of having drank too much
coast whiskey. He begged hard to be al
lowed TO lenve the city and 90 to work at
Hsres Corner Judge Ball granted his re.
quest.
Joseph Woods was found lying on tho
pavement last evening by Captain Cham.
bers on Front street between Madison
and Jefferson. His fine was placed at el
ana costs. The people living opposite
Ktrkwood park are Obliged to keep the
doors and windows OF their houses closed
on account OF the bad language used by
frequenters of the park. Last evening
about 10 80 O'Clock Officers Solomon and
Edwards heard the noise nearly two
squares away. They repaired to the park
and heard the bad language used. They
succeeded In catching Samuel Hayes and
Sarah II. Postles Solored Judge Ball
fined zach OF them 90 and costs, remark.
ing that the park was put there for the
use OF the people and ladies' pnd children
should not he subjected to such vile Ian
gu0Ke.
Charles F. Doyle ut AS O'Clock this
r.. w. d b. railroad and cursed and abused
the junitor. he was removed by ODlcer
Sherry. In about an hour he came back
and abused the bartender OF the Grand
Union Hotel. Officer Sherry was called
upon to remove him and lock him up. He
was lined % and costs. Judge Ball ie-
marked that public places must be protect.
ed against the use OF bad language.
When Criar Heal adjourned court
Sergeant Black advanced to Captain
Chambers' desk and asked where was
John Mcguire whom he arrested yeBter-
day. Captain Chambers informed tho
sergeent that JudgeBall and Clerk Adams
fixed II up in the other room aud Mag uire
was not obliged to come into court.
Sergeant Black informed the captain
that he consldered 1t unfair to him. The
man had boon drinking and acting disor-
derby, and had CURSED him. He thought
that Mag ulre was no better to come into
court than any one else
The REPUBLICAN reporter who reports
the proceedings of the Municipal Court
would give the case fuller. but as Ser
geant Black ike the balance of the police
ID not allow to tell things to the report.
ers. he could not do so,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

The Lyceum of Ezlon III. L. Church will
open on Sunday with fiae programme VI
musical and literary selections.
Several SPEAKERS will address tho coiored
Y. NJ. c. A, rally Sunday afternoon.
Grace Church orcherstra left our city on
Thursday afternoon In four horse buck
for Glasgow, Delan are to take part 10 an
entertainment that took place last even
Ing.
william. the young son of Oscar Gousrs
who was so severely Injured by running
Into a hltching poet while riding his
bicycle on Friday last Is improving very
slowly. His injuries internally are very
painful and hard on tho youth.
Governor Watson was on tho % ocook
train which left this city DO day fot phila-
delphia.
Prof. Ambrose S. Ottey OF Claymont
visited our city to-day lie Is gradually
recovering from tho Injuries received by
fail last Christmas, anu no will soon 10 all
right again.
David Bush Inns transferred n lot at
Eighth and Lombard streets to lil shop
Coleman
William Il. VanOsten OF West Chester.
was In this city yesterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17
CLERK parvi. say.t,e hui i.sa,.

Secretary OF State Whiteman was In
this city yesterday and when spoken to
about tile report that the bill to prevent
bets or wages on contests OF skill or
speed had been lost or stolen replied that
no had no knowledge OF the bill.
When the enrolled bills were brought to
him he explained. that numbers and titles
are only taken note OF by him and then
he receipts for them. So many bills are re.
ceipted for In the course OF II session that
it Ia impossible for the secretary to re.
member all OF them.
William Parvls enrolling clerk of the
Senate. was also here yesterday. lie said
the bill was not Lost MIR. Parvls although
1t is reported, did say that there was a
missing bill. 1t was the ono to incorpo.
rate tho Enterprise Manufacturing Com.
pany. In which John Z. Donahoe Is one Of
the in3oporators,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

rewolf Hopper's annual envaoaman, IN
Wilmington as comic opera star viii
take place at the Grand Opera House ,his
evening. the occasion being the ANIMAL
Ren W1,,, OF our popular local manager. WIN.
sent his very latest and funniest Of ali
comic operas, entitled DIR syntaxp which
y, vi saia 20 De ms most artistic and success.
wang" The comedians company this
season Ia tho largest and best he has vet
had, ana com prlses Edna Wallace Hopper,
Inc charming young wife OF the star;
Bertha Wallzlnger, formerly the leading
soprano OF the Bostonians; Jennie Golth-
waite, an excellent soubrette. as we'll as
Alice Hosmer. Cyril Scott, Edmund stan
ley. Alfred Klein. 4. S. Guse and ii. p.
stone. This matchlees cast OF PRINCIPALS
VIII be surrounded by a large and com
plete ohorus composed of the prettlest
young girls ever seen on tho comic opera
stage, which OF course will be fair to look
upon, delightful to listen to-
Dentons Allnstrels will appenr at the
Grand Opera House to. m orrow evening in
programme OF unrivalled specialtles and
novelties.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

Worl has been commenced on the new
bulldtmg To bs erected by y. SneilHnhurg
Il Co. at The corner oil seventh ard Mar.
ket streets
The edlice wilt he butt OF Punpeian
brick and brownstoue. three stories In
height. and surmounted by tower OF
copper
A suc cal feature OF the building Will he
tn copper work, AID tho structure whet
completed will he an innovation in the
arch tectural effects OF Wilmingtons bust
ICES centre.
This latest move of the great clothters
and out filters viii give greater outlet
TO their well known clothing, ami IN thue
providing mora work for Philadelphia
workperpe 1t will enable the ilrn TO
economics In the manufacture " the
good PHILADELPHIA made clothing, ut the
came time improving the quality.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

Jack DouRherty OF this city at BaltI-
moro last night got the decision over
Jack Ward of Newark In a six round go.
The first round was even. DOugherty
won the second but Ward came very near
finishing Dougherty in the third. lie
was too weak to take advantage of his
staggering opponent. There was little
choice in the succeeding rounds. and
when Referee Mantz gave hls decision IL
wns received with yells and hisses
Ward Is the uan who Was defeated hero
by Billy Whistler In the ring OF the Dia.
mond State Athletic Club.
sol English OF Baltt more got the de-
elslon In four round eet-to with Joe
Bateman, OF Washing ton. English was
the larger and won with left-haud leads,
landing threo for every one Of Batemnn's.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

The Governor Declares That ut no Time
Has There Been Any Evidence of In
tended Lawiessness- Reports
Utterly Misleading.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17
We Have struck the Popular IIenrI and
the People Are VIM Is

we Have struck the Popular Heart and
the People Are Nnh is
TIE success ofthe great manufacturers
sale ut 4gS Market street has proved one
OF tho sensations III the history OF tho
clothing business In the city OF Whining.
ton. The tnousand5 OF buyers who have
iiOeked to our DOORS hive been delighted
with the burBans ihsy have got At this
grent sale OF tine clothing. Every buyer
has proved walking aud talking adyer.
tisement by sending their friends TO obtain
clothing at prices never heard OF. We are
bound tuk sell this stock In the shortest
time possible, therefore, for this week, we
have still made larger and deeper cuts in
he prices OF our Immense stock. Don't
| put II oil, but come immediately, while
the a6ser' meKt is still large, Remember
| You get three dollars worth OF tine cloth.
| inK Tor one dollar IN cash.
PRICES LOW Err THAN EVER.
Mems elegant Spring oyercoats ri $50
| Meme business suns tJ5.. worth g..
Mems ru,tz a, worth fl2
Mems elegant Clay Worsted Butts at 50 90,
! worth 10.
Mems elegant Black and Biuo Cbeviot
suits ct 81 81. worth 3la
Mems Cas- imere suite at O. 90, worth sI3 o.
Boys elegant suits ut GIc aud 81, worth IS 81
boys suits q 81. u, g. Is worth from s. Is
10 IS.
1housands OF Mems Heavy Working Pants
| at Sc.
Elegant Cashmere Pants at 0jc worth 81 50.
line Dress Pants 81 ~. worth&i.
line DTesl Pants 81 worth g..
ChIldTrns Jereey anu Velvet Suits at les,
than cost OF the goods.
Spring Uveleoats al your own price.
! lie serge Stt!ts at : %, worth 81,
Elegant Imported Serge Suits at 81 20
9Jthrldrcn's Wash Suits at 2ac.
Thousands ut other bargains ho5,'t buy n
ootlaI's worth oil clothing "Gnyw ere" bui
come here hrst aud convince yourself that
what Ia here advertised are facts beyond dis.
pute, lhoueands OF Chilirun's kneo Pants
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

AT the New Century Club building on
the 18th of this month. the Ulster Club,
for the benellt of st. Johns Church, Will
produce that three.act masterpiece OF
comedy. "The Ulster." written by Sydney
Rosenfeld, and produced by special per.
mission OF the author. New anu unique
stage settinGs Will DO au important lea
orchestra. Costumes ETC., will bs fur
nshed by Beck of Philadelphia, and the
affair promises to be the grandest OF the
kind ever held In the city by amateurs.
Messrf. Porter and Kelley are the men OF
Bellies Letters and are training the com.
pany into tie height OF excellence. Three
continuous laughs are promised.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

Chansellor Woloott, accompanied by
the Interested lawyers In tho iniuno tion
case OF the Jessup 81 Moore Paper Com.
pany vs.. the Ford Morocco Com pany will
on Saturday walk along the banks of
sllverhrook to where 1t Joins Mill Cree K
and from that point to the plaintiffs mill
Inc start will be made at the source OF
The brook. The chancellor will then con.
slider the great mass of testimony sub.
mitted on both sides In the case and 1t is
expected that his decree will peheardso me
day next week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

In United States Court yesterday after
noon George H.. Bates, counsel for
Thomas II. Mcdonnell. in his action
against the Bay State Gas Company, OF
which j. Edward Addicks is the president,
allowed the case to go to the Court with
out arg umen. on his part. Mr.. Ward also
made no closing argument under the cir
oumstances. He however referred TO the
Court number OF authorities calling at
IGNITION to now averse courts have been
TO granting injunctions against corpora.
lions.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

About week ago George l.. Lewis. a
young colored mnn. was accidentally sh OF
near Newport DIR. Francis L. Snrinyer
was cum III oned and the man was able to
move around all right. On Saturday be
went outside OF bis home and sat upon
some stones and caught cold. Yesterday
he died OF lockjaw.
David Pugue well known farmer NJ
aged n years.
Mrs. Margaret Vegel. 1o5 Townsend
street died yesterday. aged 81 years.
Inc funeral OF Charles Ferguson. Rock.
made at MI. Salem Cemetery "1'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

We are meeting The season promptly as
far as footwear ID concerned; about time
TO lay aside rubOers; then you want new
shoes, perhapR lie the question where can
| get the best goods for my money, We
suggest our store, tuodestly OF course we
are money savers on shoe bills. really
money suverR, o. course We don't save
you the price OF ton OF cool on every
dollars worth OF shoos We sell you. but
you eave considerable, enough to make 1t
worth coming alter. We have some new
goods for boys and glrie. better shoe
leather for the money does not walk, For.
mah's No, 10 t.ast Ith street between Mar
ket and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17
The Odd Fellows Parade.

Fully five hundred Odd Fellows OF this
city will participate In the parade of the
Pennsylvania Odd Fellows In Philadelphia
on Tuesday OF next week Eden Louge
will have at least $50 men In line and they
VIII be led by the First Regiment Band
Hope Lodge will tabe 100 men. Edward
Mitchell will be chief marshal OF Eden
Lodge and Thomas g. Pennington OF Hope
Lodge.
Eden Lodge will escort the Grand
Lodge OF Delaware. They will be tina
gueste OF Coagnanoo k Lodge. They will
carry the new banne of tho lodge for the
first time. den Lodgemen will 40 over
tile b, and o. Railroad while the mem bers
OF Hope Lodge will go over the p. W. Il
Is. Railroad.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

Mrs. A j. Fisher died suddenly Tuesday
night at the residence of her husband. in
Newark, After tea she went up Stare to
dress, expecting to 10 into town with Mr..
Usher. As she did not come down, hei
husband Went up to look for her and found
her lying ON the ilo0t in an unconscious
condition. A doctor was summoned but
she died at 10 o'c oGk without gaining
consciousness Deceased was about 40
years OF uge. Ste leaves ono child. Tho
funeral services Will he held at tho house
on Saturday at . D. III. IntermeuU at st
lnomas Cemetery
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

few days ago an elderly man and a
young man left team ut one or our
boarding stables On Wednesday NJ noon
the young man took the team away to
givs his best girl drive IN the country.
Soon after lie hal 40 20 the proprietor of
the stable received II pos al card descrb.
Ing the team aud stating II mad been stolen
from Doylestown.
The young man did not come back.
Yesterday he was noticed on the street
and gwen a lively chase lie succeeded
in getting over Third street bridge just
before II turned oil
When his pursucrs arrived they were
disappointed to ini the bridge turned of.
Nothing has been heard OF tho young man
since.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

-Zu1ieS, I Y0u muSZt
cOme .Sulua'nlupS /0a' H0Ma'
Chi22ren'S Cl0lhin,I Irp
Ia c0me IN lie m0a'ulm.I.
II Wl2Ibe mare cONl/opIu.
Die TOR PEP, unM Z'eep p0M
OWl If lie u/Ie1'H00n anu
evenln.g a'~SA.
Of course you can come
when you like, we'll be pre-.
pared with on extra force OF
salespeople tomorrow, and will
try to wait on you promptly.
Our lines of Mems Fine
Suits selling at IS, $40, and
$12 give you the pick from the
greatest assortment in the city.
Every one possesses that
shapeliness and snug fit that
has made our Clothing SO
popular. In fact, no matter
what style suit you may want,
you will find a great line here
to pick from.
We have Sack Suit Cuta-
ways, Short and Stout Suits
and Slim Suits, with plenty Of
styles in each.
In addition we have several
hundred Coats and Vests, which
with a great line OF Fine Pants
give those who prefer Pants
different from the Coat and
Vest an almost unlimited stock
to select from.
Remember, the weather is
just coming in for Serges-
Blacks, Blues, Browns, Grays
and Steels, IS, $40 and $40.
No nicer Dress Suit than {
Clay, Sack or Getaway, So, $40
Sl2, $14 and SIS.
Cheyiots are suitable 70,
either Dress or Business wear
Blacks, Blues, Browns, S., 96
81, IS. 50. $40 and S12.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

Tired feeling. aches and pains over the
body. giving out feeling. headache. liver
troubles. kidney complaints. indigestion.
dyspepsia. stomach DEL angemeuts. weak
eyes reiiexivs headaches dc. Use Dir.
Sold by regular druggists, and at COG
King street. Wholesale by Smith Cline AMI
French Co, Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

The telephone rang emily In the RE.
PUBLICAN Office this morning and when tine
ear trumpet was used the following
message was received For goodness sake
take out that ad. OF mine for 4 girl. /
ordered 1t to be inserted twice but l had
more girls yesterday afternoon than
would supply all the houses In the
square,"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

A circular Of warning as to bogus two.
cent postage stamps WAS received by
Postmaster Moore yesterday from the
Third Assistant Pos master General. The
tabDoed specimens are counterfets OF the
Bureau of Printing anu Engraving design.
The lighter hue OF the counterfeit ls found
under magnifyinE glass to be attribut-
ablo to broken lines. unlike the continuou
lines of the genuine steel engraving. The
i'm itatlon stamps are evidently photo
photographic products
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17
Recnpni,ion aeryIcc.

OF Eighth Street Baptist Church May 10th.
1895 Devotional services by Rev Morton
Winston oil Germantown. Pa, sermon by
Rev. j. ID. Brooks OF Germantown, Pa. y,
prayer by Rev. VIM. II. Holiday.
Charge to the church by Rev. b. I.
Moore. charge to tine pastor by Rev. A. p.
Meihm OF Wilmington. Del, benediotlon
by Rev. Ii. &. Jones.
Rev. Q. g. Buddington. Moderator.
Morton Winston. clerk.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

Tho Gambylll Mfg Co, Of Baltimor and
also Parker X Brothers, naromel manu-
facturcs at Oxford, Pa. have made appfi-
cations 10 rent the old organ factory at
will take stock In tho business. Each
firm employs about 200 hands. The caro-
mel factory uses large quantity OF milk
thus mailing quite market for the
farmers. 1t is to be hoped that the way
may be open to an arrangement with one
or the other OF the above firms, as either
town,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

spcctfuly solicited. Ailr1ss all ConInuhi-
cations to Base Bail Editor Republican
of1aeI
Support tho local base base elubs.
!. NJ. c. A, did not play the Goldey Col
lege team yesterday on account OF wet
Rrounls
{. A q Jrg would like to hear from
the Mascot
Godey's College team will play the Y,
ii. G. A. club to morrow afternoon.
Weyhing signed with plttsburg yester-
dBy.
Eight hits wers made Of Fianaga yes.
teiday IN the Cnrh0nlale -Alietown game
The lntter wor by tho score OF to |.
just watch ''Sto2y' Ferguson line out
that two hagger to morrow.
Duffy will put up rudeemlnB game to-
morrow
The Rockford play the we'll known Man.
ayunk clnhal tine CnlOn street grounds
Tomorrow Game called Mt O'Clock.
The ManayHuS club has the reputation of
being Ous OF the finest clubs in the yia.ni.
ty Of Phtadelpha Batting order ar fol
lowe:
Rockford -Nelsfer. RI. Philips. Q Comfy,
eb.; BeEEs. 3D,; Buckley. cf. McNlRtterty,
81 Chapell; H.. MCDANIEL. ID Kenny, p.
Slannyunk -Frinzen, c., Hogan, 70, (;
Reid, IS; Hawthorne, b.. Alcitonnsry,
ID McArle9y. II Moran p. EddIeman'
Of, Buck. n.
On Saturday, May 25.h. the Rocktords
will play tho Montgomery A. A., OF fhiia.
deph1. This club is vol and favorably
known here.
Philadelphia Ia now In fifth pace
Attend the strawberry festival OF the
Ro'kforl club Out EeIows' Hall, High
lands
Pitlshalg ls playing great ball
Philadolthia was tho only winning
Eastern club yesterday,
Pitcher CA alGn io5t his first game for
Spriugha4 Yesterday.
Umpire Belts ls being severely criticised
all along the Western circuit.
DelRLansy sent in tour OF the Philies'
runs yesterday by timely batting,
Tao three s. Springfield, Scranton and
q racu 9. arc III Il9 lead In the Eastern
League.
lie Hhflites hive lost but two ganes
cut OF seven In he Wesf. which IS The best
IeuJId Of any oil tho Eastern clubs 30 far
smlth VIII PROBABLY pitcl Tor the Phll-
es ut Cleveland to-day, white Wallace
will pho ably Oe la the box for ''the spId.
aIs"
Billy Hamilton was very muGh In eyi.
dence yesterday. out OF five times at bat
be made four hits. scored tlreo runs and
stole threa bases.
Watch kenny tomorrow and see him
puzzle Manayunk With his lett hand
curves.
Watch stcsIe and Mcfarland at New
Castle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

hlr. Green OF near McDonough st.
Georges Hundred is the oldest juror
that Inns been drawn Oh a panel in this
county for years. lie Is 10 years OF ago
hut is very aotivo for man OF such al
advanced age lie Is tho father OF seven.
lesn children, thirteen OF whom are
living.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

Mr. E. Wyatt mas had very fine con.
crete pavement put down la front OF his
store ut Second and Orange streets smll-
ar to that laid by MIR, MIddlaton Fouri II
and King streets. These gentlemen do.
serve credit for their good taste and we
hope that many more OF our cltl2ens will
soon follow their example.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

Ing the appointment Off RcrsIver.
In the United States Court to day Judge
Wales Handed down q decision denying
the restraining order and denying tho In
Junction and the appointment OF recely-
or for the Bay State Gas Company.
Messrs. Spruance and Bradford who
represented Thomas Mcdonald. and Il II.
Ward. who represented ]. Edward Ad-
dicks, president OF the Bay State Gas
Company were present when Judge
Wales handed down the decision. Tue
lawyers for the complainant congratu ed
MIR. Ward on the manner In which he 40
ably presented his case.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

summer Tips to Cape May OH sunday
She Is now at the yard OF The Harlan and
HolllnHswofth Company and Will leave
this city Tor Philadelphia tomorrow
Her extensive repairs, which have been
before mentioned, haye made her the
fines. UOat which phys the river.