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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
Home for Aged women,

The thirty first anu ual meeting OF th,
board OF managers OF the Home for Aged
Women was held Saturday afternoon.
The reports showed that ten applications
for membership had been received an,
that nine women had bean admitted
There were seven deaths. These new
officers were elected: President, Mrs. VIM.
Q. Spruance; vlce president. Mra Leonart
Ktttinger; treasurer, Miss Anne Semple
secretary. Miss A. E. Stroud: board o,
managers. Mrs, II. l.. Chandler, Alvins
Phillips. Miss Annie Porter. Mrs. G.. G
Lobdell. Mrs. Samuel McOlary. Mrs. II. 2
Brown. Mrs. Henry Grant Mrs. =. y
Moore. Mrs. s. O. Jackson, Mrs. s. Hllles
Mrs. l. 8. Wollaeton. Mrs. ii Phillips. Mre.
A. e. Rumford, Mrs. Edward Bringnursi
Mrs. Il Quigley. Miss Mary Chambers
Mrs. L, 8. Carpenter, Miss Mary Wilson
Miss Fltzahhth Tatum
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
MnrrIcL UInp Rnce..

The first track and road events Of the
Warwick Cycle Club were held at Hazel
Dell Saturday afternoon. l.. @. johnson.
unpaced from fivIng start, established a
State and track rt cord. He made quar-.
ter In 80 . 8 and half IN l08S.5. Turner.
paced by Goodley aud Chutchman, nude
a quarter in SO. half In l.04 three quar-
ters In LAP and mile In 2. IL. Wier rode
for the half nile truck record. HIS time
for the quarter was 81 and the half "a g.
The Benner brothers gave IN exhibition
Of track riding.
There were twenty-five men to finIsh in
the ten-mile road raoe. open to club mem.
bers only. II. B. Donaldson won the time
prize. finishing in 34.l0. Henry Dem was
iirst to finish and his time was So l5 +.
E. Rumford finished second and his time
was 3317
The summary of the track events fol.
low:
Combs; T. NJ. Boyle, second, and Gale An.
SOD, third. Time, 2.aO l.5. Second heat
won by Joseph Ritzmon; W. Weiss, sec.
ond and A. d. Peck. third. Time. 3.Ss.
Finals Il. q. ComSs. frsf; Il. M. Boyle.
second, ana Peok and Ritzman tied tor
third place.
One.miie handicap First heat won by
L. /. Rothwell; second. p. Davis. and
Walter Nj. Trott, third. Time 2.l64 b.
fecond heat won by Frank Turner; sec'
ond, W. A. Dickerson; third. W. p. Good
10y. LLD6 EGO O'U. ulIu nbht WVh Wy
]. II. Minnick; second, W. ]. Palmer; third
@. A. Elliott. Time, 2 "a. Finals won by
Turner; second. W. III. Irott, and third.
L. l. Rothwell. Time, 2.23 3-5. In the
finals Minnick and Dickerson were thrown
from their wheels Dlokerson had. his ankle
ankle sprained.
One mile open. First heat won by J. P.
Daris; second, Frank Turner; third, j.
Lindsay. Time. 23S As. Second heat
won by ]. L. Pagan; Robert Weir. second,
and W. M. Trott. third. Tlme. 5 10 3.5. In
riders. ". NJ. Trott won, With ]. p. Davis
second and Frank Turner third. Time,
2.1s45.
Two mile handicap. First heat won by
B. Peck; II. s. Coonbs. second; p. /. Da
Wis, third. Time sos. Second heat won
third, ]. L. Fegan. Time 5l2 4.5. Finnls
won by Ben Peck; second. j Lindsay and
l. q. Combs. third. Time 4.5S 4.5.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
!, rumrU.
4 rhses b. sis cehs would hardly Con-

The hall Of the -olty council was full OF
enthusiastic women, who oheored aloud as
the new mayoress read the law just passed
providing that every woman should bear
her own name MS well as her hushsna's
and that every man should be compelled
TO assume his wifs's name az @ prefix to
his own. But among the plaudits of the
crowd there were undercurrents of protest.
Mrs. Montmorency, now Mrs. Boggs-
Montmorcncy, pulled down her veil impa-
tiently. She had married Montmorenoy
mainly to get rid Of the name Of Boggs,
and now she frowned as she passed out,
jostling an old man who, feebly shaking
his head was mutterlng to himself: "Lostl
Lostl Losti Hopkinson Wilberforue-
Rotterbottom Vanderdecken and only
three by ski No, mol" His voice rose TO
q wall
"what Is it'" asked Mrs. Boggs- Mont
morency not unkindly.
"Oh, madam, =" said the old man, "mock
me not with the semblance Of sympathy.
You and your sisters have done this--the
stronger sex, that ever tramples on the
weaker. Listen," and he scized her arm
feverishly. II am wrinkler, the soap
man. Have you not all seen my name up
on the oblong cake that marks the advent
of washing day in every homer That
name was my trade mark, my living, my
all. And now-now," his voice rose in
shrill anger, under your aocursed law 1
am ruined. Four times have been mar
ried-onco to Hopkinson, again to Will
berforce, then to Rotterbottom and now
to q Vanderdeckon. Hal Hal" he laugh
cd wildly" "Hopkinson-Wil WilberforceR Rot
terbottom- -Vanderdecken- Wrinkler's soap
And this upon three by six oakel 1t Is
beyond tho power of man, beyond the
help Of scienool am ruined and un-
done. Lostl Lostl Lostl" And wiring
ing his wrinkled hands he rushed away,
while the applause Of the unthinking
crowd within still fingered upon the air
Life.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
nIissien Meetings.

and Madison streets, Sunday afternoon.
was led In happy and succe ssful ma n.
ne r by Sister Wyatt OF st. paul's NJ. f.
Church. Among many !nteres ting speech.
es tha t OF Sister Gooding was one OF tho
best a nd she accepted the invitation to
lead he evening meeting.
The Sunday afternoon and evening
meetings held at this mlssion are not ex.
celled for Intelligence. eiilicati on and re-
llglous power. Seats arc free ana the pub.
lie invited. 0.....
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
Grim ,IentinR.

noathbed jokes arc generally not au.
thentio. The celebrated one attributed to
Tom Hood, for instance-that he protest
ed against blaming the undertaken who
had blundered into coming before tho
great wit was dead and said that the man
had "only come to urn lively Hoods
known to bo decidedly apooryphal.
Nevertheless remark somewhat Of the
same sort which Is attributed to Lord
Chesterfield in HE last Illness is undoubt-
edly authentic, Chesterfield was very III,
and his death was only matter of few
weeks but his physician advised that he
be taken for an easy drive In his carriage,
and he went out.
As the oquipago was proceeding slowly
along 1t WINS met by lady, who remarked
pleasuiliee.i.a to tho great invalid;
"Ah, my lord, / AN glad to sec You apis
to drive out"
~ am not driving out, madam" an
swerod Chesterfield. 81 nm simply re-
hearsing my funorall''-Youth's Compan-
ion
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uaa,sdsropo Tens.

A new record was added yesterday to
the llst OF rem arknbte performances mado
by tho big electric loco motive OF che Belt
railroad.
Forty four loaded cars and three steam
locomotives were successfnliy hauled
through the tunnel by the eleclric giant.
Its greatest haul previously had been
Thirty seven loaded eArs
The extraordinary character OF the per-
formancs was heightened by the fact that
this long train, measuring over l.SJ0 feet
. and weighing about !, 900 tons. was started
after making a stop in the tunnel. Ths
atop wac made on the heavy grade In tho
tunnel and was caused by the discovery
OF IA defective coupling pin. II was neces.
eary to bring the train to standstill to
remedy this defect. In starting not q
sputter, spark or slip Of wheel indicated
the Tremendous energy which was deyel-
oped by the locomotive, the train moving
OF with the same preclslon as II it was
only usual pull. A draw.bar pull OF
10000 pounds was the record made at this
start.
Electric locomotive No. Q is expected to
be sent from the works OF the General
Electric Company vi hin tie next ton
days. and will be put into service on the
Belt Road upon ,ts arrival. No. has
been doing continuous duty since August
A. haDdltng the entire freight traffic OF
the B. X o. and working both day and
night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07

Edw. @. Cook. 5l3 Adams Ave Scranton,
Pa states that he considers the most elll,
cicious remedy for coughs, colds. etc.
he has yet found.
Warner p. Keti Q vood returned home
last night from trip to Baltimore.
Miss Carrie Il We left his cI this after.
noon for her Iuturs home IN Pailadel-
phia.
John Fleming OF Green Hill had his
right les badly skinned while playing foot
Dall Oh SATURDAY.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
ElIs,on 1rneI. I.rn-ra.

ELRToN Nd, Oct. 6 Thu direct ora of
the cecil County Agricultural society
have decided 10 lease the fair grounds and
track to syndicate oil Philadelphia nor4e.
men, knowp as the 'Alary land Racing
Association" for a period oil tW5nty slx-
week days for - GOO.
About 5000 puuple are expected to at,
tend each day in the different races. Ar
BaT q g9ments have been nude with the z.
W. " B. ruilfuad for rates anu tor two
special trains to leave Broad street sutton
each day for Elktou.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
Ras,a p.a F,oa., .,,,,n,rx..n.

A oeiesvllie correspondent writes; o n
Thursday n brown and white shepherd Il
dog wearing q collar marked r. 1925, 1859,
Wilmington. Del came to Jere Huriey's
In West Brandywlne showing symptoms
OF hydrophobia After biting two dogs
and tlns SOW. mother OF eight small pigs,
he made way to the field wnere the cattle
were. Here he was closely followed mud
the contents OF two cartridges were put
into him. Several dogs In the neighbor.
hood were bitten. Tho dog belonged to
+. w. Gardiner OF this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
surprised Their Co.snrt Friend.

A party OF friends Of Warren Dilworti
surprised him at his Cossart home OF
Saturday night. The evening was en- JOY
ably spent and refreshments wore served
at seasonable hour. Those present
iccluJed the Misses Jonnie Dllworth
Emma Dllworth. Bertha Dllworth. Berth
Pyle, Bessie Pyle, Anna Barney. Mis-
Thompson and Miss Harvey. MI
Warren Dilworth, Geo-ge Nowlin, Poulsoti
Chandler Arthur Carpenter. William
Carpenter. Oliver Ely, IEugene Woodwar,
and William Wool ward,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
The wnnumuispr of Delaware uouut,

Mitchell Il Bash la drawing card tor a
trip to Chester, and IL Ia not complete un.
I'll one has walked through The store.
The display of goods Is practically un-
limited, ard the term "The Wannmnker OF
Delaware County, Is a lIIbute fully de.
served. Last night the store prtsen ell u
verltable bee hive OF Industry. dud shop.
but also from tho towl5 rsiGhe by tho
steam and trolley lines Opening day was
remembered by the friends OF Mitchell IL
Bach and among the handsome floral tri.
butes was ship. The Pride of Cheslor. y
Chester Times.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
DID d nj Less.

DR.. Harbsson Hickman Jr.. aged 35
years. died at Lewes on Friday. He was
graduate of the University OF Pennsyl.
vdnla, and for two years was assistant
surgeon at the Bloekley Alinsnuuse.
Philadelphia. Three years ago. while re :
scuing his wife from drowning at ITO.
boDeth, he became exhausted and would
drowned had not spectators gone to hts
assistance Ho never recovered from the
shock resulting from his adventure and
died OF hemorrhages. He leaves wife
and two children.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
'Twould lie Cheaper to Paw.

There were probably 100 young mon
and boys who Vowed the foot bail game
at Front and Union street grounds SAT-
urday afternoon from the fence which
encloses tho iield but the game cost them
more than II would had they patti the all.
mission fee. A squad Of police oIflc"rs
surrounded the foEce viewers and about
15 Of them were captured. In Municipal
court Saturday night WHO had plead
guilty were lined IS and costs. The re.
manning eight wilt be arruigned tonight
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
mis-, Derry Tonight,

This evening In the New Century Club
Drawing Room tho Jun!oa Board of the
Homeopathic Hospital will give a picture
play In which Tho story of ''Mlss jerry"
a very romantic character will be told by
the display Of $50 photographs II will be
tho reading OF On intensely interesting
novel through the medium OF life like
pictures. II Is a story Of adventure be.
ginning In mining camp and ending In
a city, and during ts progress the heroine
Is alternately the pet OF miners camp,
an heiress and society favorite. repor.
ter for the press and again an helroas.
Many OF tho pictures shown are photo
graphs Of noted places about New York
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
Drclined WIN Tnnni,..

Mr.. j. Edward AddiGks. 1t Ia reported
wanting an additional attorney to repre-.
sent Tho Boston Gas Company In our city
visited Mr.. Anthony Ilggins' Office. and
aftet entering WAS met by Mr., llfg gins
After passing the pleasantries OF the day
be said: Mr. Higgins L want a first class
lawyer to represen. the Bay State Gas
Company and l have 5000 with me
which wish to pay you IL you accept us
retaining lee. MIR. II looksd at Mr..
Addicks and sad am sorry. but can
not accept The public would not uiItier.
stand and will have to decline the fee.
Good DAY said Mr.. AddIoks as LIE backed
out of the door
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
ruH UNION rAuK.
Creditor. sen ths Psrssaa, Rascsn Of nisra
ger Feasrray This nora,as.

Union Park will not be under the man
agement Of Rene ]. Fougeray next season,
Sheriff Giliis this morning by sale took
the management from him and dhe resort
Ia now under the charge Of Daniel Farra.
agent for the Davis heirs. who own the
tact.
The sale included everything in the
park. theatre. dancing pavilion, tobog-
gan, furnlture, etc. The attendance was
large but the bidding dull as none OF the
effects could DO removed for three years,
at which time the lease expires.
Mr.. Fougeray took the park yeare ago
ON i've yaars' lease. thus preventing tue
removal OF tho personai effects. The bid.
ding reached $3.50 and Mr.. Farra secured
the property at that amount. Constable
Hnrlock, who also had oiaim against the
management sold $50 worth of goods.
He also sold the lease to Mr.. Farra Tor 81
The park rents for 5000 a year and this
amount Ihe purchaser will have to pay as
storage for the etiscts unless he opens the
resort again next year.
Saturday afternoon a hoIse. carriage
ani harness OF MIR. Fougeray's was sold
to W. I. Jones for SECS. Stidham a. Sons
conducted both sales.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
A linear ysr,lict.

The Chester Times was unfortunate to
get mulcted into verdict OF S510 dam
ages in libel suit. Ex.Mayor joseph
X. I. Coates. OF Chester. brought the
suit. The article were copied into the
Chester Times from the Media Ledger
during the absesce of both editorg and
published The article was written by
Congressman Robinson. The Chester
Times were innocent Of any libel, al
though publishing 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
F,ren,an nre Iion,e.

The Fame Hose. Phmnlx. Wseoncoe ami
Washington lire computes =re nrne
home from Reading Saturday nIRnt. lhe
Delaware Company received tue Ftlas
boys ahd entertained them ut tho truck
house; the PLGuix stay at hpmes" their
travelling members; tile Weecacae Com
pany thems Ives and the Wa5uy msn We o
dined at German Hal! A short stree 4
parade was made before going to the Va
riouS places OF entertainment.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
A Mean Aot-

The meanest man we have heard Of was
married recently to his sweetheart by q
NorIistown preacher After the osrem on '
the groom handed the hard working
preacher q eenled envelope On opening
the envelope. the dominic found card,
upon which was written ''thanks.'. Evil
dently thai groom didn't consider hls
bride Of much account, That pan would
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
I,eai Estate Ne,ves.

Tho following transfers of property
were recorded to-day:
Samuel G Cleaver TO Ernest b. Mac
Nair No. 1904 A street,
Alphonso Barton to Edmund p. Potter.
lot at Sixth and Franklin streets.
Building Inspector GEubb Issued tho
following permits this morning:
N. A. Grubb for the erection OF back
building at 724 King street
L. +. MacNair, repalre TO 1902 and 1904
A street.
B. i. Shakespeare repairs TO 62s Jackson
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
I,o,,b.ry nj Clayton,

CLAYTON. October 7th.-Ihe hardwa
store OF W. F.. aud J. clements this place
was broken into and robbed yesterday.
morning The tnieyes sucossied In OBTAIN.
ing s25 In cash and about $3.50 In revol.
vers and cutlery. THIS is the third rob.
berry that hos oc3urred In Clayton re.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07

About l50 cards OF oil Invitation haNo
ben issued FOR the marriage of Miss
Marie A., daughter OF Mr aud Mts. Geo.
Darlington, of Hear arkeIyhlo. 10 Mr.
Aaron Allison, OF Wilmington Defuware.
"Wednesday evening, October 9th. 1855 at
their future home. 9ll Gtlpin avenue,
Wilmington. Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
Tho weatner.

Tomorrow promises to bs partly
cloudy. preceded by rain In different laea ..
tions and rather cooler. Wednesday foir
with no decided change OF temperature.
THE TEMPERATURE
The Thermometer at tho REPUBLICAN
Olliee to day:
Tool ock. 10 o'clock. 2o'clock.
IS 63 81
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
In Ifeceixn the FInsa.

The WaterWi Fire Company In ab oub
two weeks will receive the beautiful hage
which their admirers recently purcha aed
for the company. The company will pa.
rade To tho store of Joseph X. Adams and
back TO the fire house where tho presenta-
tion will be made.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
Two I,nu.rula

The funeral of flagman Joseph Cut.
waltz took place fl en- Wesley Church yes.
terdny afternoon. special cars carried
the friends to the cemetery.
Frank Bater's fun, raj took place from
his late home No. i04 Adams street yva.
terday AFTERNOON and was largely attend
ou
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
chinese and Jnpnucse Goods.

Quoug Hong Wah Company have opens
ed u store at l06 W. Seventh street. which
has been stocked with variety OF Chin.
csc and Japanese goods which are cheap
and of the best quality. Also the best
quality of black tea. Give them O cali.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
D.n,h OF siI-. ynndeyer.

lilies Sallie Ntndever au nuul 1f Mr.. A.
D. Vandever of this city, died In PMladal.
phia on Saturday. uRed 20 years Her re-
maius will be b ought to This CITY aud IN
terrs al at the Old Swed,'s cemetery, to
morrow morning at ~ 80 O'Clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
THAT JOYFUL FEELISG

With tho exhilarating sense OF renewed
health and strength and Internal oleanli.
pess, which follows the use of Syrup of
SlRs, Is unknown TO the few who have not
Progressed beyond the old time medl-
Vines and the cheap substitutes some-
times offered but never accepted by tina
well Informed,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07

D0nl he afr ai1 10 buY
OUr IOWeSl price Sui.
H0pe no Jeu2' as 10 .g001
QHulIZY.
Makes no difference if it's
but a 50 Suit for a boy or a p5
suit for man-It's the same
good, dependable All.wool
Cloth.
Expect more for your mon
ey. The changed conditions
have given US lower prices. In
turn we make lower prices to
you.
THE $40 MEMS SUITS AND
oVERcoATs OF TO-DAY ARE SUPER.
IoR TO THE SAME PRICE OF FOR.
MER YEARS. So IT Is IN ALL
QUALITIES.
KEEP IN MIND RELIABLE SUITS
For BOYS AS Low AS 81. 30.
KEEP IN MIND THE ALL.WooL
BLACK AND BLUE CHEvIoT SUITS
FOR MEN s..
KEEP IN MIND RELIABLE BLACK
WoBsTED SUITS FOR $40 AND $l2.
THE SIS AND SIS KINDS OF FOR.
MER YEARS.
Have you been in that Over.
coat room of ours?
Our entire Second floor
filled with overcoats. Over
coats for men, boys aud chill
dren.
Mems Black and Blue Ker
sey Overcoats all-wool So, IS
el0, S12, Sl5, SIS and $40.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
Unlnn lieeIlng.

Don't forget the Union Meeting at Ep.
worth tonight 10 continue dlrn; J4s
week. Song service at at $ preaching,
followed by revival service l. tins
christian people OF the churches rally uni
m Ike The meetlngs grand success. Rev
VI .rren Burr VIII preach tomighL.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
nnla ai orr,,nn I.or..

! Auctioneers Stidham n Son Saturday
afternoon conducted successful sale of
lots at erosion for the Creslon Land and
Improvement Company. Ihe lots were
sold cheap as the following list OF prices
and purchasers will show.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
Crane ,.o,,a, In session.

The Grand Lodge OF Delaware Of the y.
A. A. Y. NJ. convened In National Hall,
Ninth and Walnut streets this morning.
there are rs delegates in attendance from
the 70 lodges In tue state. National Grand
Master Captain Matthew is In attendance.
The convention will last all week.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
A NnInrnl nrnl,IInrr.

Karps Glover Root Tea purlties tho
blood and gives clear and beautiful
complexion. For sale BY N. b. Danfotth
9nd and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07

Tho party who took the plcd age from
Mitchell q Basins last hat turdal afternoon
had better return same for she - known,
and will save trouble by returning 1t to
this Office
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
QUOTATIONS
Rcportci by
HEAl.D a. COMPANY,
Unnkers and brOiters.


Seventh aud -alBrkot Streets.
Investment and socuritiei yieidiuy
from tot per cent
orders for tho purchase aud sale OF
stocks and Bondson Comnissiou axoout-
ed at NIL the stock exchanges
Private telegraph wires to New YORK
Philadelphia. Hoston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts and letters OF Credit 10
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
Zinc Mlnnn,

DR.. Van Deventer has removed to 20.i
East Second street, where hs still will
continue his sale OF domestic wines BY
the quart or gallon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
MARRIAGES.

SATrER--FEIED6 EN-On Oct cd, 1895. at
As " est Norris 8 rect. by bey. Robert
Graham, Albert q. >auter and LiH2ie Fried
gen, 10th oi Phtialep Ia,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07

Store open evenings.
Strictly one price, and if dis.
satisfied with your purchase we
will return your money. All
goods marked in plain figures.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
Coiured .,iason- In sscsriou.

Tho trlennlal session OF the Mo3t Wor.
shipful Grand Lodge OF Masons of the
United States convened In Liberty Hall,
Ninth and Walnut Streets at 1l.S0 o'clock.
National Grand Master W. ID. Matthews
of Leavenworth. Kansas. presides. and
there are in attendance delegates nu mber-
ing ono hundred from nearly every State
In the Union.
The Pennsylvania delegation comprises
Grand Master Harris, Past Grand Master
william Watson. Deputy Grand Master
John b. Rowl. Grand Senior Warden dos.
Washington and Grand. Secretary Am brose
Butler. The session will continue four
daye. The business will be transacted by
Thursday and on that afternoon a street
parade will he made. In the evening the
exercses will be concluded by full dress
hnlI.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
In ilrinnrIn.

III IfItINUFTNs
Died Ortoher J. 1895. Joseph T. Cutwalz
aged AZ years.
lie has gone from his friends aud his beloved
wife,
Whom he willingly toIlcd FOR and loved as
his life.
Gh God. how mysterious anu how strange
arc thy ways.
To iHke from us this loved one in tho best of
= b dnys.
As'eep In Jesus blessed sleep until Jesus
c1noa Ia gather up his Jewels und through
CHRIST II megt him thCrt. NJ. H. H.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07

DR.. Simms, No. oU6 King street. has a
worm medicine which Ia the bes. on the
market. Try bottle.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
SCHOOL OF MUSIC.
Bnse Bail.


A very exciting game Of base ball was
played nt Kiameast bet ween Tie Red Stars
of KiamensI and tine Young Americans OF
Stanton. The Young Americans wont
there with the intention OF playing the
Red Stars, but played The State OF Della
ware. We did not know that mon were
going to play with boys
How about thai man who STUDIED foot
bail rules and declared 1t was base ball
rules. Well. we'll, we'll. II was dead easy
to beat the Red Siai II they did have men
to play With tn M. We had Two ur plrus.
the pitcher and the umpire. Whatever the
pitcher said he thought was law. but he
was badly fooled. Inc Young Americans
would he obliged to know when the Red
Stars will return their game. Bring good
men the next time to Stanton. Score:
Young Americans. Observation-Disclosures. 90
heu Sthre.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..,.., 10
The Young Americans have won Is and
Lost three games for the season OF 1895