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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
THE i:yULi,TioS

OF medicinal agents Is gradually ielega-
tina the old time herbs pills. drnughts
and vegetable extracts to the rear and
bringing into general use the pleasant and
effective liquid laxctIye, Syrup OF Figs. To
get the true remedy SEQ that 1t Is manu-
featured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
only. For sale by all leading drusg ats.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Jol,p-IIuuIunISil,rJ

John DGulou was the man who was
Killed on tho T.. W. X Il. Euilroad last
nlgAt NJ the coal chute. Donlun resided
at ) 0. .5i last sixth street. The name
previously given WAS the one given by
rliread men who Were acquainted with
tho unfortunate man. There 10 not
Joseph p0nueIly in tire city,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Nr.. sln.len,. lssr.n we,l,I. At

eoidey ganmerclal and Shor'hond Col
lege sth y AlntKeI, owing to tho lndivid-
uat not UlIss 7vatom Ot instruction Fun
Com morciai aud aHor rlftHd courses of
speelal branches. Graduates Of both
sexes aided 20 pusttipEs. Ea!l OF write
Tor Catalogue, Day anu evening,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Runaway,

A horse belonging 10 IL farmer uumed
Mot nlli4ter ian away at Front aud Jisu.
son streets tlls moratHE. Al second
street lie dearborn TO which II was at.
taCheI collited with tren and the horses
side wis p.erged by one of the shafts.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
E,ybtb Ward NertIna

The Republicans OF the Eighth ward
will hold public meeting at their hail.
6lO East Seventh street. Wednesday even.
ing. April Srd, at $50 o'clock. A full at.
tendance OF all Republicans Is requested.
Good 81 cakers will address the nesting.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
LIZ iIkIn Ynnr InIrreaf

To save NIL you oan in whatever way 10
may be II the paint you purchase shOuid
cover much surface and work easily thog
you have saved time and money. Thess
points are in Lucas, tho brand we sell.
James NJ, Bryan, l07 West Eighth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
ncntIlnI ,lr,AIcrrra,.

MIS- Isabella ". lcGreny. aged ~ lied
yesterday at ,ner tesidenCo t,l2 Fast II
struat. Her funeral VIII take place on
1Lulz zIay and !ulerment will 0e made at
Mt. oulpm Cemetery
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
n n AsS - Ss 6ong stF9,
~ 90 avs E~s ~ b ia
= Hours

Mira. I. " hawkins, Chattanooga. Teau..
says Sh,i9h's NltallAsr SRval Ny Life.
consider IL the vest r5ms4y Tor a deOili.
tated system | ever used" Tor Byspsp.
sia, Liver or Kidney trouble It exgels
-&,rioe Is cts
, Sold Ly y. II. Uanfarth Druggist. $ + G or.
fnd ant Market atrtasfa-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

Tho meatlug5 at lilo Natil Bapast
Church VIII re r1utlaHei during this
week.. Preaching 10y tie yarigu4 Baptist
pastors ut thiy cttE.
Mrs, Cora / Willard rrturued to her
home ~aglrtay altar sptdaItOI hs winter
wi l"r rauotu, Hr &. MIilaT1 butler and
family u Iuntalatr y }.
|, 1Hnaa n AEdpIsou, announce myself
as Goa. 3gIH lEt rpuGnI III tic Fifth
war; 70 ha t.rp4 ..rup nomination.
- J, u. 70 l4s'la. announce III yset
e. s.n a no s.4t4 w4rI a.. the
Eept .4#4a5.Ju
; Fmag=s -.p w., % lt,rro4e their
ptst.! ,t Fl. ..oa N..l .H Nr Mason.
neAi N7htnI j, .yN"a 1Il.IraE
Ca'f- nv '' .eH s"r.aFta .,. IDS al 70 Tor
sho mttet - - efsffst q Robinson.
\ qaus. .5eS OF 'le !e.' = Ea.I Wf ght. TO
IN. o9upte Hli! - ,0r .z.sops o. t4e III
klstant
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
QUOTATIONS
Reported by
HEAl.D * COMPANY,

seventh ana Market Streets
lnvestinent aud Securities yisidInE
from tor per cent
ORDERS for the purchase and sale OF
stocks and BOndson Commission axsout.
ed mt all the stock exchanges
,,Private telegraph wires to Now YORK.
Philadelphia. Boston and Chicago.
Foreign DHsItS aud Letters OF Credit IS
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

Hiram Yerger. the picture dealer. has
removed from 4lo Market street and
Shipley street to II East Third street,
New store, new stock. low prices, first
class work. Call aud soc hun.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

Friday evening OF last week tho mem.
hers o. Stanton aud Msrshailton NJ. "a
Jhurch0A gave their pastor Rev. Ed wlh
Gardner splendid reception on his return
from oopfeIaaaA. I he oom munitv Ia high.
ly ciatsd because OF hts return Ter another
yeat.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

Three members OF the Board OF Eduoa.
cation OF Wilmington arrived here to-day
to try and get the Educational bill pass-
ed. They claim that II Kent and Sussex
Counties wants TO teach only six months
In the year why let them do 80. but vii.
mtngton and New Castle should get better
treatment from the General Assembly.
The members of the Street and Sewer
Department arc here to day also.
Richard Crooks OF Brandywine Springs,
is making determined fight TO obtain
the rights of his electric railway bill.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

E.Iaa SALE-the heEi. nne 4, tier puppies, by
T ihe great tTotIiug dos. iirG ppryat j !.
te! 9hsyuhoy. rsSBi'te ~. ia E4gn strepts
sa-s: so.is
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Aruminum Tables Tor M.,l boxes.

Aiuninum Tables for Mail Boxes.
The old paper tables on mail boxes have
bsen replaced by aluminium signs con-
tanning the time of collection and delivery
OF mails. The old signs became ugly
from exposure. The new ones are supe.
rior in every way ami have been admired
since placed on tho boxes.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

g Al SNll,N wanted to ell lie iinpfl t,h
- Washer 10 the VIII sale and rctl trAlo
Washes ut Griss HE disLrs lI two IniHutos
VIZ III wrttl iue Il ger. 80 vice. aud
all expenses aS position; no bard work
tuh HIsthy Slih IL WCGk, y aul eSs w. l., HhTri,
se.' daa
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
FIFTH EDITION. ]
Moving Isish, On,vara s..r.
DovEa, April 8.

Dover. April 8.
Special TO the Republican.
One hundred and one ballots have failed
to elect a United States Senator and the
prospects are no brighter that there 10
going TO be any Senator chosen until the
last day or two and then the Addlcks mon
assert it must be John Edward or some
one he will name.
The vote to-day was as follows:
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
orcnlng nn, nt ,l,,cnrll nnh nash,.

At Mitchell and Bashs establishment
to-day the art of the florist and prlncl.
pal mllllner, combined to make the an.
Dual opening perfect dream OF spring.
Palms and fiowors in wondrou5 profusion
lent their beauty and rHdiance to the 90.
casion. AZ early as . O'clock crowds be-
gan to flock through the doors OF the
etore and all this afternoon the shoppers
poured in a steady stream.
The corntions are simply grand and
are In white and silver. Amust over the
entrance are the letters NJ. and B. In
violets while on every side are bunohed
flowers to vie In color with the early
spring beauty.
Although carrying stock OF notions
the firm makes moro OF speciality Of
millinery. and ths display proper is In
the far end OF the stors. Here there are
beauty and varsity as to call forth uD-
e,lnted praise and little exciamatiohs OF
delight.
They include all the coming styles, in.
oludiug the "lriby," so.called because OF
the high crown, and others too numerous
to mention.
The floral exhibit IN the department is
beautiful, and from the ceiling Is also sus-
pended violets in letters. The spacious
show windows are an attraction In them
selycS. In one Ia posed young women
figures In artistic taste which give to the
onlookers an idea of the harmonizing
colots of head wear and dresses.
Flowers and streamers In white and
silver give the scene additional beauty, In
another window birdsj draw q large egg,
the scene being typical OF fastertide.
Ihs opening will continue to morrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
zoo n IIUIs

For tlrst-cla45 dyany nui securing 60
TO the Delaware Dye Works. 20 KING
street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

Dr. simms yegsta5ie liver pllls sugar
eoatei, tti5 great an certain cure ior sick
headache, rehcNlys headache. neuralgia
headache, nervous leulseAu dyspeptIc
heGdRchs liver and kidney L,seIssa, &C.
Depot G16 King street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

KurI- Gf0}er Roo, the great blood
purifier gsees freshness aud ctsarness
to the Complexion auJ cures eousti-
patton, a1ets., 55et- st.0a.
Sold al = -. blnaH ll- Dzug ltlt. 5. Z
Cor. Sovotd s.ld Ntrasr llrtRtr
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

NoTIG3 II Alffei l.. Alnscow. owner and
~ oceuntnt oil the house sltunted AT
No, aH sihriIt streets in M sixth
c0.niy OF New Castle, statr OF nra.
ware IN compliance With the repure-
ments ol the acts oil the General Assembly
In such case made ana provided, do ncte-
by give notice thai shall Apply in writing
To the GouIt oil ZGcIeral sSsons Of the
Peace aud jail delivery oi he state of
delaware In ana Tor New Castle 20. ON Mon
day tue 9TH day ot MsE. y: D., lsi', being
tie neNI term OF said court, for II ltgcnsr for
kaid house, as att iHn or iNyCrF, FOR the
salo therein OF mtoxeatinE liquors In
less quantities than one quart, 10 be
drunl, on the premises, aud trb following
r'srcctnblc citizens ol said ward. least
twelve Ot whom are s'iustautia frenhoiicr5
recommend the said Application, VIZ:
Joseph Il Adams II bannedbcrg
VI III II llHnnu W Senk
] Lewis Rowe Harry Me- t'0nneu
w McElWee Thos Renrdon
james Griprtn George Il Oh
James Monaghan wn Gesuuduorf.r
NJ J. Hayden Samuel nUugherty
S u On tdwick john W McNey
Wslson Adams Augustus ferschks
Pcier VI tiartl0nd Chas stewart
" ihem Schneider WIN Harvey
Samuel tInnhiy Jacob liutS
Nnllcr j Young Jacob pusey
John IlirEcl L. C. Moore
Chas Bowers
a3.3tw ALFRED l.. A1NsCOw.
DuRIlG SNLE-wIIl he sold at pubic sale
L ut The residence of Tho subscriber. az
EHiryiIIc, Chester County, PRp on
MONDAY, APRIL 5. 1875.
NJ J O'Clock y. M.
Three heal Of horses One pair OF very
hne dun work hors's. perfect glnttuns Tor
work, 9 years old, last walkers lhe hetuti-
ftl black murc good Tor farm or driving.
very Erntlc ard lit Tor lady or child To driEe
with snfety extra young mtich COWS.
Farming implements aud many other arti-
cius not mentioned. Terms al sale.
JOSEPH ElLLMER
J q, Robiusun. Auc. a2-3t
NAT NSTED-- Boardcrs at i14 West attn street.
w Coed EGdHtiuas. ai-3tt
w A$rED-Tw Ecntlcmcn loardera
w also table boardcT= M No. G.J " cst I'D
struct. al.H'
NJ AHIED = 9ill Tor general housework.
w l39O W . atG st Get. ui-4t'
E'OR RENT-harge 30 story front room. IOs
Il Market street. NJ, &.1A4gnri. nJ.3f.
XNPAkTEn- Board9rs 10 oocttnS uleGsant
tb rooms at No. ~ /. 9th stfeEt. Rs.6t'
ANAHFtD-R Ry a Young Gin u position
w ina milituArY .: %ses sH.a. Aagrpss
a. H., islE SEaas. tkssf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Bullen OF No. Cos
West Fourth street, on Monday evening,
were rendered a surprise reception by BIr.
and Mrs John McMullen In honor OF their
hrth wedding Anniversary. Social inter.
course and the playing OF games was the
order OF the evening. A bronze and onyx
banquet lamp from Mr.. Bullen's fellow
employees was one Of the many gifts
Those present wore Mr.. and Mrs. John
MoMdileD, Mr.. ami Mira j Warren Bullen,
and daps hter Beatrice, Miss Laura Me
Mullen. Miss Hattie McAlullen, Misses
Mary, Edith. Greta McDIullen, Misses
Gertrude. Annie and Lille Bullen.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. V. Harrison, Mr., and
Mrs. Geo. Justis MIR. and Mrs. Harvey
Davidson. Mr. anu Mra Harry McMullen,
Mrs 5. w. Springer Miss Saring, Mrs. }.
y George. MIR and Mrs. Geo. Devellinger,
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Holt. Miss Flora
Clayton. MIR. and Mrs. Samuel MuMullen,
Miss Ella MoMullen, Mise Agnes Miller
Miss Jennis Misses Sue wler, Ethel jos
ter. Miss Edith anu Mrs. Shrive Lippincott
OF Mt. Holly. N. }; Harry W. Chairs,
George Ricords, o. Ii. Smith, J. Davidson.
Joseph Holt, John llanthorn. Shepherd
Joseph, Clayton Harrison. Howard Jes-
ter, larry George. Milton King. Eli Shil.
ling, Samuel McAluilen, Lewis Maxwell
aud George PArdee.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Welded Five Years.

Get your piotures framed at II East
Third street, at Hiram Yerger's.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
THE MAEtII FITS.

The street markets were well pAtro.
niZsd thls morning Eggs wore plentiful
aud sold from Is to lG cents per dozen;
butter was uo plentiful and sold from
- to 80 cents per pound, chickens 81 to
l.*5 per par
Potatoes, white star. 80 cents per bush
ell; veal outlets. II TO 20 cents per h.; 4;
culfs' liver 20 to 20 cents do; roast of
veal TO 10 Geuts do. pork. IL cents per
iD. r.; mutton. II eaHts Der ID IS for Chops
per 10, DeefstetRs. IL 10 ~ cents per lbi
soup pieces. 5 70 rUnts DO; roasts, 10 to
10 cents do; orange., 10 TO 20 cents per
dozen; lemons. II csnts do; bananas. 10
To 20 cents do apples 20 to 3OU per half
peck. Snad MISUNDERSTANDING S55
per buHdIed; Chesa peAlses. Sl9 TO <25 do.
Retail from - to ID cents apiece, herring,
10 cents per do2rn The supply of shad
was good und sold readily, owing to high
price OF beef.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

7 O~l IN -rud1y ntt"fuu u a small pn
A. deg wrn raI hb "a ruuuF III n.,.5t.
r"Ndt 80 trtufarItU NJ. lsl5 Frluk,fn
81, at
W ANli=tl-N =oul reliable wute kr a.
" TIM Mo ur t,ttf..nt inl 10 Ii
81 reI. ui-ttt
~ TED Ia Borrow, 4iiuJ Oh bona ,t4d
nuff.gt Adis Mortgage thia
n"o@ AIT
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

NprlCE-t. Iaee MclIavh. the owner
In and OFCupant pt tne house silunted
at : h. Corner Eighth ana Church streets.
IA the sta mlui IN TIE city OF " lin ingfun
Cuit:itN Uf New iuSfIe and State
81 belp~ufc, IN compliance with the
requirements OF llH acts Of tho Geu raj
"a >samhly in slich rnse muic nud prov lled
do hereby give uOtier jhaf=i shnll Znppiy ia
wriiIuy 10 tb Judges of lie Court OF ti"IieTaT
Sessions 1i th' i".te' rml jail Delivery or the
site 1T bU HwHrc. IN aud Tor NeR Castle
county, On Monday. the dth dny OF May
A-l1.ls'5 hElpg the ifcKt term OF said court
tuT HvtuSr Ton said hUus- for the sale
ttwf"iu Ui thtuhtrstsug liquors in uuAn-
tttirs less tltun one quart. 10 he drunk on
TN pr"rntsn, ami lie tullc%tnw respectable
GttiSrI' OF sniu warlut irtsi iNvclVts OF whom
are suust tutiui ire holders. recommend the
rhtfi HrpH#ttlDn, Ia fsti
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Active rcd Mon.


Deputy Great Sachem. Great Senior
Sycamore. l.. A. Zetley. and Great Chief
OF tho Great Council OF Delaware. visited
tho wi9wam OF Cherokee Tribe No 4.
l. o. z. NJ, last evening and raised up
the following elected and appointed
chiefs:
Prophet, b. Frank Brinton; Sachem.
Leonard G. 1alley; Senior sycamore. John
p Miller; Junior Sycamore Wm. S. Phil
lips; Chief of Records, Chas. McIatire;
keopor OF Wampum. Elias NJ. Sargent; Let
Sannap. Jas 4. Ssmertien; end Sannap.
Ghas. NJ. Cnesnut; lst warrior, Robert
Palfrey; end warrior. Joseph +. Creid; 3rd
warrior, Wm. V. Hutchins; 4th warrior.
Rsnja min L. liowers lst crave. Henry
NJ Ewes: 2ud brave, Martian H. Kelleyi
3rd brave. Edward W. Nidlan; 4th brave,
Charles Prettyman.
Guard of Wigwam. Charles Palmer;
Guard OF Forest. Jos. l., Morford; r, g.,
James II. Iarges on behalf OF the tribe No.
/ AMI chleituins' league presentsd +. s.
El a. M.SarRent with Red DleL,, Veteran
badge. nS having bsen member OF the
Tribe and Order for 70 consecutive years.
A ''pule fuos" was adopted in full am
pliltei form by tho team after which
spleTcid literary aud vocal enteI tainment
was rendered by memOers ot the Tribe.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

\ NOflCE-I Harry T. Schnepf. owner aud
IN oecupant oi the house situate nt No.
~ Mig street, ia ihe Second ward
IA tfe city of Wilmington, county OF
New Castle and state OF Delaware in
compllturc with the requirements Of tho
acts OF the tienernl Assembly IN such cake
itlhde nnd psoYided, do hereby Civ" notice
thar shall apply ia writing 10 tho Court OF
iuncriii Sessions of the Peace and Jail de-
livery uf the State OF Delaware. in and for
New Castle county, on Monday, the 9TH
day Of May, \. ID, 1875 hring the next
term oil SAID court fuf liGtnse FOR said
mouse As In INA or tavern. tor tine sale there.
10 OF Intoxicating liquors in less quaint ties
than one quhrt. - ic drank on The prunIiscs,
ana tue following respertahl" ritiAcns OF said
ward. nj lrtst twelve OF whom are sub.
stantfal trerbOiers OF SAID warl recoIu-
mend IAc sLii= application, VIZ.
" llhyes Hnht v schuyler
ietur sinner Jacob liahrr
Andrew GrOtE Fdw Melcllor
Vim stuart E1Nari t,crrrs
Henry NolIer Jacob SChalicr
Samuel G. iced fiuut 4 Gamble
VIM II Quinn Iusoph A Hp vllle
thAs Sparks John Aalpr
Henry tcldW c!Cr Mat AS SpltcellEllter
q liliHel W Kunlo pu
I pfrommer Geo Mailer
Adam HgueF Henry ltipger
hlChurl luntIty Morris Is HiUOhlsLrrg
ltoht he yOu Chas B bouyuejty
uj-st HAIRY r St'llNEPF.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

that we are selling at Sio and
SI2.5o, the Cutaway Dress
Suits Of Black DIagonals at
SIS; we have them as low as
$40 up to SIS, but see par
ticularly the SIS grade, $40,
does that seem much for
Spring Overcoat2 But it gets
a good one, and one that will
suit most men IN every way.
But to please the others we
have them from s3.75 to SIS.
Open evenings, and the way
our custom department is tax
ing orders shows that we have
the syles and at satisfactory
prices. ..=
JAS T. MULLIN & Son
Clothing. 9th & Market,
Hats, Wilmington,
Shoes. DGlAWlt4.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Felt From u scamord.

William Wells 7l9 East seventh street.
employed by Alexander and Wells as
roofer. while ut work on the roof OF the
etuble OF the Consumors'. Ice Compan
beyond Third street bridge, fell of scat
fold this morning hurting his breast and
receiving other Injuries. He fell dis.
lance OF twenty-five feet. DIR. II. ii. Frlet
10 in attsndnnce on the lMi iured man.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
A. V. Price ncnd.

Abner V. Price of Marcus Hook, was
found dead yesterday morning along the
creek. lie hae a brother living at Clay.
mont.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

fTbis column will be devoted TO Base BAH
newA all lnews eoncerning the clubs is re-
speutfully solicited. Address all communi-
cailons to "Base Bail Edltor.r kepuUlioan
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-29
STRUCK Town sad.
SoH0WfuI H0me.C
of The Mar0OnS.
A BASKETFUL OF ERRORS
All Made EN- But Yesger and He
Tried Hard.

The members OF the Pawtucket team
that landed In this city Saturday night
were the sorest boys that this city has
been obliged To welcome for some time.
Everybody made an error or two except
Yeager, and 1t was not bis fault that he
was left out In the cole.
Todd attempted to pitch, but made
complete failure and his support was mis-
erable. Todd Is a man that loses heart IL
a game is going against him, and the play
ers say they have no confidence In him, II
Is about time that the management did
something to improve the team and give
up such foolish notions as have been the
ruling idea since the season opened.
The Pawtucket team is as good az any
In the league, but what IL wanted Is
good pitcher, and they are to be had.
Kelley is all right and Sullivan may prove
TO be, but the team still needs another
pitcher, one that can go In and win and
not have any guesswork about 1t. IL the
team was allowed to play Sunday games
like other clubs have been doing the
stock holders would soon have money
enough to secure one or more men to fiji
the box. The players are gentlemen,
and the only thing that Is not
allowed Is to play ball on Sunday,
while the church members of this city 60
down to Crescent PARK to see the Whalers
ana Grays play as they did yesterday.
What we want Ia a shakeup all around.
The. game Saturday was farce, and the
home team could not lose II II wanted to,
although the club was patched up, about
one half being borrowed. Pawtucket is
quite q sporting town, and OF ell the
sports base ball isthe most popular. People
who 60 to the Dexter street grounds and
pay their money desire to see good game
of ball, such as the Pawtueket team Is
capable Of putting up with a good pitcher
In the box. There Is not much doubt but
what PawtuckeI will support the national
game II the management will be little
more enterprising. Brace UP and give as
the best and win the pennant. The score:
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-29
Standing OF the Clubs.
Base Ball Notes.

Base Ball Notes.
Dreltenstein has worked in more games
than any pitcher.
Yerrick has not done the work in Port
land that was expected.
The Bostons do not begin to be the run
getters they were last season.
High salary and bad arm are given as
the causes Of Slattery's release.
Terre Haute has two pitchers who re-
joice In the names Of Goar and Nops
Collins accepted 1877 chances out Of 1877
at third base in % games for the Louis
villes.
The Cincinnati Post calls Carey, Balti-
mores new first baseman, mittened
marvel.
Peter Daniels, the Kansas City pitcher,
10 considered one of the coming left
handlers.
q. Last Tuesday Childs and Mexican &C.
cepted e6 chances between them In . nine
inning game.
Indianapolis recently made nine home
runs In game with Minneapolis, and
then could not win.
Hoy batted safely in 10 consecutive
games prior to his lay-off, his percentage
being 1913 in those games.
The week day attendance at Louisville
outside Of Saturday, rarely reaches 1000,
and Is generally half that number or less.