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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
For tho soatiiern states and International
Exposition. Attants, Ga.


The Southern railway operates nearly
i've thousand miles OF road In eight OF
the Southern States. and its linee enter
Atlanta. Ga., from five different points of
the compass. Washington. ID. O.. 10 the
northernn or eastern terminus OF one oil
its lines. which is operated In connection
with the Pennsylvania railroad. the
standard railroad OF America betwsen
New York through Philadelphia, BalLi.
moro, Washington. ID. O.. LynchburR nnd
DaBville. Va. Greensboro and Charlotte,
N. e.. spurtanburg and Greenvllle. =. o.,
Atlanta, Ca. Montgomery and Mobile,
Ala and New Orleans, with connections
ut Salisbnry for Asheville. Hot Springs.
Knoxville and Chattanooga. at Charlotte.
for Columbia, Augusta. Savannah and
Jachsonviile and at Atlanta for Birming-
ham. Metnphla. Maevn and Southern
Georgia. Solid vestlbuled limited tralns'
with through day coaches, Pullman
drawing room Shoppers and dining cars.
Time between Washington und Atlanta lS'
hours, Without change Of cars OF any
olnss.
The Southern railway is the only line.
which enters and landa passengers In the
Exposition grounds. and no effort or ex-
petse has been spared by the manage
ment in the improvement OF its roadbed.
increasing the number OF its coaches aud
inauRuratipR its own dining oar service
preparatory to handling expeditiously
and comfortably the heavy trayel to and
from Alfalfa during The Cottol STATES
and international Exposltion, which
opens September 18Th and closes Decem.
Der 81, 1895.
On tuesdays and Thursdays, from Sep.
teinber nth TO December 24th. inclusive.
excursion tickets will be sold from Wash.
lngton, ID. o.. to Atlanta. Ga, al GA. good
for return 10 days from date of sale.
Excursion tickets will be sold every day
from September 10th until December 18th.
Inclusive. from Washington at st9 25.
good for return 20 days from date of sale.
ana excursion tickets for tho entire Expo
sition ssnsOn with ilnnl limit of january
7th. 1899. will De sold from Sept 10Th un-
til DGo 18th inclusive. at $2B rs.
Map folders Furnished aud Pullman
sierpinR car reservations made upon APP
plicatiOn. j. Nj. Beail. district passenger
agent, 81 south Third street.. Philadei phtn.
J. Nj. Culp, traffic manager. Washing ton.
ID. u.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
Civ Council.


City Councils session last night was
brief one. The Society for the Prevention
OF Cruelty 10 Animals sent report but
Mr.. Smith objected to It being read be-
cause he thought 1t should have gone to
the mayor and upon motion the report
was returned to the society.
MIR. Smlth also objected to bill of $3.50
from the same society for its Sc vices
during August. His objection was based
upon the fact that the Mayor was first re.
quired to approve the bill. MIR. 0'Nsill
came to Mr.. Smith's rescue aud after a
long argument In which all the members
took part the Council refused to refer 1t
TO the Finance Committee but to the
mayor.
A resolution was adopted placing ESQ, :
900 to tho credit OF special fund for the
purchase of park lands. The Board Of
Educa,ion'e monthly appropriation OF
i0.629, 20 was ordered drawn, The bat.
Ance In bank was re ported to lie sl5t, 4ls. So
The collection amounted 20 sTT06ii.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
Victim. of IN. storm.

WATERFOWL, N. Y, Sept. 1s.-A terrible
thunder storm visited this section during
the night. Wires wero blown down In all
directions, and communication was cut off
for<hours, except by one wire. The wind
and lightning were accompanied by q
deluge Of rain. Several farm houses in
this vicinity were struck by lightning and
burned. A tornado struck tho village OF
Cape Vincent Just as the members Of a
large excursion party at the jefferson
county fair at Watertown wero about to
cake the boat for Kingston, Canada. The
Rome, Watertown and Ogtlensburg station
collapsed. George Godfrey and Thomas
Arneal, OF Cape Vincent, received Injuries
from which they died W thin an hour.
Several persons were moro or less injured.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
BndIy Hurt.

BERNARD the 10 year old son of Charles
jenkins, residing at No. 809 West Fifth
street, fell on the plckets in front of che
Union Church last Tuesday evening" aud
inflicted quite a severe wound on ono OF
his thighs, thrcs of the spuds entering
the flesh to the depth OF nearly quarter
OF an inch. DIR. Pyle was called In aud
afforded tho necessary surgical aid. lie
ls now doing well but will be lame for
some days. This Is dangerous place and
IL Is surprising that other boys have es.
caped iujury as scores of them play
around it. Mr.. Jenkins says he doos not
blame the trustees as his boy should ha We
found some othor place to play.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
General Markets..

PHILADELPHIA, sept l2.-Flour steady;win-
ter super, $2.25do2.40; do. extra, s!.5Ob2 Is;
Pennsylvania roller, clear, s2.s5d3 10; do,
straight. S310@3e5; western winter, clear,
s2.8593l0; do. straight. s3,lO03.25. Wheat
lower, with 59lko bid and 5o3lc. for .Septem-
Der. Corn quiet firm, with &c bid and 371Gc.
asked for September. Oats quiet, firm, with
R5c. bid and 2e1sc. asked for September. Hay
steady; choice timothy. sli.b0Gl5. Beef
quiet; family, SlO5ODl2. Pork quiet; new
mess, sl0.2Sf1075. Lard easy; prime western
steam. S6l5a620. Butte firm; westerndairy,
p1<nl8c.; do. creamery, l312nc.; do. factory
e012lfo. Elgins, 2Oc.; initiation creamery, IL
0ibc; New York dairy, l29lsIfc.; do. cream
cry, 20c.; Pennsylvania and western cream
cry prints, fancy, 2lc.; exceptional lots higher;
De. fair to choice. lSdp20c.; prints jobbing at
s7926c. Cheese steady; New York large. 5ls
07llc.; do. small. 8nsI4c.; part skins, 2l4D
el<o.; full skins, lIh&so. Eggs firm; New
York and Pennsylvania, l6tDl7c.: wsstarn
A4ISo,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
FORT AfcIiENRY.

From tho Baltimore Sun.
Dedicated to John q. Carpenter. ESQ,
author of the article on the ''Star Span
Rled Banner" In the Century Magaztne. OF
July. 1894
Romantic Tyre was mover thrilled.
Nor Homer's harp aspiring rung,
By deeds heroic hOaler than
Those of our own land yet unsunG.
Then join the anthem OF tho brave;
Sing Of Patapsco's shining wava.
That gave to Fr sedom's golden age
The THRICE illustrlous heritage
OF gallant Foot AlcHelryl
The CORY field of Marathon.
Ihe shades of dark Thsrmopylae.
And all the glorious victories won
In thy dear cause. y Liberty
None gave the world nobier mama
To oonsecrate to dsatbless Fame
Than OH that day when DER the ~ava
The foenan saw the parts brave
or gallant Fort MoHenry.
Not Balaklava's desperate charge.
Nor Austerlltz with Carriage red,
Not Naterloo's disastrous rout
Nor Gravelokte with all her dead:
Not these alone shall live In story,
Not these aione shall grow in glory,
Beloved by ailrunknown by few.
Thy name shall live the ages through,
o. gallant Fort MoHenry!
And not alone at Bunker HILL
Where fought and bled our patriot slres
And Lexington and Valley Forge.
Shall Freedom light her beacon fires;
But with Long Islands martyred band,
Heroic sons of Maryland,
Thy walls with valorous blood baptized,
BY Fame shall be I'm M or rtallzed,
o. gallant Fort McHenryr
As stood Horatius noble band
And held the host by Theirs flood,
As heroes of the Greoiau land
Repulsed the Persian with their blood,
So. from the gates of Baltimore.
And from our new born Freedota's shore
That valiant garrison that day
Turned the invading host away
o, gallant Fort McEenryt
Stay. sentinel Of the watch pray,
Bow low thy head In reverence dear.
Tread softly DER the ia IN parts gray;
For Fteedom's brow was star. or wned
herel
Here Free siom's heavenly hand npfucled
her starry symbol to the world;
And here We give our vows to thee
Resplenlent Banner of tho Free
That waves DER Fort MoiIenryi
When freemen sesk for Freedoms shrine
In this. our land of liberty,
Then from thy walls her star divine
Will lead their steps to tnee to thee!
Uuheeded never be her calls
While floats her flag above thy wallsl
And may thy amparts ever be
The fortress of the brave and free
o. gallant Fort Mciienryi
JOHN +. GoNTRuM
Baltimore county. September s. 1895.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
THE GRAND STAND FELL
Many Injured While Witnessing . Pyro
teehnio Display Mt Louisville.

teehnio DiSpiay nt Lonisviile.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 13.-Whilc 100000
persons were watching Paine fireworks
display along the river front at 10 o'clock
last night II portion of the grand stand on
which were seated at least 10000 people
gave way and many were injured. No
fatalities are reported.
The grand stand which fell was about
400 feet loug and sixty feet wide. 1t was
the lower part and only elevated about
two feet. Immediately beyond this part,
on an elevation of eight to ten feet, there
were $1,000. That no one was killed is
one of the marvels. The platform on
which the seats We're placed swerved to the
rear and then settled TO the ground with a
crash. As it careened, the planks of which
the seats were made were forced together
and the feet and legs Of hundreds of the
spectators were caught, as in a huge trap.
A number of G. A. X. veterans who were
witnesses Of the accident said they aided a
large number of people who had been
bruised and injured about the legs to
carriages and sent them to hotels or their
homes. They did not stop in tho excite
nent to get their names.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
Had Two Fux,,Ives Aboard.

TAMPA, Fla, Sept 13-Senors Nunez
and Casaus, two young men of high stand
ing In Matanzns, Cuba, who were mem
bers Of Cclomas' band, which rosc Feb "a,
and who surrendered their arms under
promise of pardon, left bore yesterday for
Mexico. They had secretcd themselves on
bark bound for this port. Upon arriving
the captain of the bark informed the com
mander of United States revenue cutter
that he had two fngtives aboard. The
collector of customs decided to release
thpm
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
MEE7 NEXT IN ST.PAUL
The Encampment of the e. A. R.
Will be Held There in 1896.
TIE NEW -ooMMANDER-1N-oHIEr.
Colonial 4. N. Walker. of Indianapolis,
Chosen to sueossd Retiring Commander
Lawier-rhe Ladies' Of tho Two-AuxiIIary
Organizations WIN Remain Divided.

Lawier--rhe Ladies' of tho Two-AuxiIIary
Organizations win Remain Divided.
LOUISVILLE, Sept, i3.-The thlrtieth ma
tional encainpment of the Grand Army of
the Republic will be held In st. Paul in
1895 with Colonel /. N. Walker, of Indian
apoiis, as eommander-in- chief.
The encampment proper, the womans'
Relief Corps and the Ladies' CIRCLE will
begin their proceedings at 10 q. m. and
keep In session all day. The gentlemen Of
the encampment almost completed their
work, while the ladies of the two auxil-
iaries did not get much done. There has
been considerable agitation about uniting
them this year, Of reunited brotherhood
and citizenship, but the ladies of the aux
iliaries ore as far apart as ever In spirit IL
not in purpose, and they will rcniain di-
vidcd.
The Ladies' Circle devoted yesterday to
the reports and In discussions herewith
for the perfection and extension of their
organization.
The Women's Relief Corps had the trou-
bic between the factions of Mrs Clark and
Mrs. Sherwood, Mt Canton, o., exempli-
fled by the sheriff, who entered without
the password to serve an injunotion Of the
courts on the national officers restraining
bneiH iTOnl OustlnR MIS-. ClHrk. W nen bne
sheriff entered the ladies would not tell
him who was the officer, but friend of
Mrs Clark soon pointed out the officers,
and the order of the court was served.
Mrs, Wheelock NJ. Tyler, the wifo OF the
mayor OF Louisville delivered a fine nd
dress of welcome to the cities, as did Mrs.
General Buckner to the state and south.
| The Confederate veterans General Buck
ner and Mr.. Wattcrson took part again in
the receptions and campfrcs, praisng tho
| good will that had brought peace in reality
as well as in name. After delivering well
coming addresses during the day Mr., Wat
! terson last night delivered his lecture on
Abraham Lincoln, and tonight General
Gordon delivers his lecture on "The Last
Days of the Confederacy" in both of which
the ex-soldiers take great interest. Gene
ral Buckner Is kept busy in being called to
address campares.
To-day the blue and the gray meet in q
4 grand barbecue, rendered by the latter to
their guests. Tonight's programmes for
the different campfres arevery elaborate.
At the afternoon session each depart
mcnt presented its name for the committee
to frame resolutions on the death of tho
young militiamcn killed by the explosion
| Wednesday. The committee was directed
to attend the funeral in a body today
In the contest for senior vice commander
General e. H. Hobson, of Kentucky, was
elected. c. Il. Cosgrove, of Washington,
was elected Woe commander.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
State Championship.

SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
New York at Philsdelphla.
Boston at Baltitn ore.
YESTERDAY bAacoALL GAMES.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
Rnr. Dr.. Hnu nend.

BROOKLYN, Sept ia-The Rev. Charles
Fl. Hall, pastor of the Protestant Episcopal
Church of the Holy Trinity, this city, died
last night. DIR. Hall WAS born at Augusta,
Ga, Nov. z, lSs2. He graduated from Yale
in the class OF 1912. DIR. Hall has been a
park commissioner and also commits
sioner Of civil service. He was warm
friend of the late Horny Ward Beecher,
and delivered the oration at his funeral,
and also at the unvciling of Mr.. Beeeher' 8
statue in front of the city hall. He leaves
O widow and three children.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
Sustained a sho.,, Of 1900 volts.

READING, Pa, Sept. 13.-As Inspector
6quint lowered an arc light at Tenth and
Franklin streets, to repair it, Oscar Nein
aged 12 years, ran into the street and
caught hold of the Iron frame of the lamp
In an instant 800 volts of electricity shot
through his body and into the ground
Seeing the boys peril the inspector pulled
the rope attached to the lamp, raising II
into the mir, and tho boy fell to the ground
In senseless condition. The boy was TO
stored TO consciousness after hard work
and conveyed to his home.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
Low Rut.- to Chattanooga and KnovvIl,,

Low Rnte- TO Chattanooga and EncvviIie.
On account of Sous Of Veterans Ba tie.
field Enoampment, Knoxville. Tenn. and
dedication OF Chlckamauga National Mil.
tary Park tho B. K o. II. II Co. will sell
excursion tickets from all stations un its
lines east OF the Ohio river. TO kDoxvllc,
Tenn. for all trains September 1ath to 18th
Inclusive aud to that,anoogA Tenn,
September 18th to 18th, Inclusive. valid
for rel urn passage until October 9th, in.
elusive.
The rate from Philadelphia tn Knoxville
will be Sl5.49, and to Chattanooga SlS05.
and corIespondingly low rates from other
stations.
For further Information call on or al
dress nerrest ticket agent. B. .. II, u.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
Holms, Ar.in Indicted.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1S.-H. H. Holmes,
che murderer and insurance swindler, was
indicted yesterday by the grand jury for the
murder Of B. f. Pitezel, whose mysterious
death occurred hero year ago, and the
subsequent collection Of $4,000 insurance
on his life by Holmes led to the unveiling
of the latters remarkable criminal record.
Indictments for murder have also been
brought against Holmes in Toronto and
indianapolis, and proceedings are pending
fn Chicapo
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
Yonng alrl prlnh, 1nnhnnnm

READING, Pa, Sept. 13.-Lizzie Hester,
aged 10 years, died at the residence of her
parents on Schuylkill avenue, under sus-
plcious circumstances She purchased two
ounces of laudanum telling the druggist
that she wanted it for the touthaehe She
was discovered in her room in an uncon-
scious condition, with the empty laudanum
bottle standing on her bureau. All efforts
to arouse her were futile.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13

7 PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1s-Three- -year-oid
Joseph Davis, of No. 1923 East York strest,
was Instantly killed by falling from the
ahird story window of his home. Ths
child's bed was near Che window, which
was half open, and while scarcely awake
at relied out. 1t fell head first to the pave
enent and crushed Its skull in such man.
ner that death must have been instanta-
neOuG.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
Followed Her Son TO Doa.b.

NoRRIsTowN, Pa, Sept. 13-Louis Bustl-
ano, aged II years, was killed on the Penn
sylvania railroad ut Mageetown yesterday
afternoon. He was crossing the tracks
with his mother at the time, and was
etruok down by train before her eyes.
Nhe grief stricken woman, whose only sup
port was the boy, threw herself on the
ground and beat out her brains upon the
rails. Her husband was killed at the same
place q few years ago.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
They Sampled tb. oon,s,t,.

Los ANGELES, Cal, Sept. 13-A colored
man left bottle at tho baggage room of
the Downoy Avenue Station of the Santa
Fe road, with instructions to give it to the
colored porter on sleeping car. 1t was
supposed to contain wine. The train did
not stop, and two men, Agent w n.
Thompson and o. L. Morton, who lives at
Santa Monica, opened the bottle and drank
about one-quarter of the contents. They
were soon taken with violent cramps, and
both diod. The physicians who attended
the men soy the bottle contained stryoh-
nine
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
Nin,nen Fatally lninr.d.

Z Al His, Sept. i3.--A train Of flf-
teen llSsdnks ON the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy railroad broke in two near this
station. The rear half of the train ran
into the front half with terrific force. The
tanks were smashed and the oil took fire
sotting fire to several houses at the side oi
the tracks. The houses were saved, but
the cars were entirely consumed, james
Welch, of this place, was fatally burned
and Charles Carlson, Of Galcsburg, fire
man of tho locomotive, was so seriously in
3ured by the collision that he will de-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
Wool. Moo.I. MoolI.

Now 10 the time you will need wood
You will aet satisfaction end your
moneys worth by ordering it from Ii.
L. Sergeant, dealer In coal. wood
and Eratn. yard l0B AIarylani avenue.
0iliaa 7th and King streets, Phone 5i5.
s517 Large Pea Coat for family nse.
Ga'Lnrge load of wood for Sl.5J. Now
is the time TO order your wInters supply
oil coal.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
Probably a lollnl af MoimncllolIa

CHAMBERsBuRG, Pa, Sept. 13.-Edward
Fahnestook, aged 26 years, left his home
here yesterday and has not since been seen.
1t Is feared that he has committed suicide,
as he has been II sufferer from melancholia
for some months. He was possessed of a
fear that he would become paupcr and
would not even spend money for medicine.
He was an upholsterer by trade and held
good position.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1a.-James b. Carr,
Jr., of the firm of James b. Carr s. Sons,
agents for the Manhattan Life Insurance
company of New York, fell down the ele-
vator shaft from the fourth floor of the
Manhattan building and was instantly
killed. Deceased was 30 years of age, and
loayes wife and two children.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
r,,euI.ndge Exc,,r-,ou,

Members of Eden L dga and the friends
that are going to accompany them will
please lear in mind that the tram to make
quick time 10 Atlantic CITY will leave tho
Market street station B 4 o. II. Il. at z
o'clock u. m, Sept, nth. not stopping at
relsware avenue. Fare. sl.25. Members
will ploase report NJ Eden Hall at 8 n. IN.
md march 10 Tie train Tickets. badges.
etc. can be proourel at Eden Hall ON and
aftsr Saturday night
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13

SHANGHAI, Sept l3.-Thc British consul
at Wen Chow, in the province of Che
Kiang, has been stoned by mob. Litara-
ture melting against the English has been
circulated by the officials. The inquiry at
Kucheng is being obstructed by the tao
tics Of the officials, headed by the viceroy,
who Is trying to oxonerate the prisoners in
the face of tho most damning testimony.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
Ipjnred at a County Fair.

HoLLIDAYsBURG, Pa, Sept. 13.-Mrs
John Todd, of Altoona, aged rs years,
attempted to cross the track during the
races at the Blair county fair yesterday
afternoon. She stumbled and fell in front
of the running horses, and was struck in
the breast by the hoofs, receiving injuries
from which it is thought she will die.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
KILLED by a Falling Steel binder.

NEWCASTLE Pa, Sept. 13.-At tho Ra-
ney s. Berger furnace Stephen Gissard
was instantly killed and John Dewlski
was fatally injured by the breaking of q
steel binder. The accident occurred while
lahorlng crew was tearing down an old
hotblast to eroct a new one. The steel
binder was 140 feet long Breaking away
from its fastenings, it fell upon the men
with the above result.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
Sale OF Cows.

Rosort Uerrck will have sale of ccws
at Red Lion. hear Kannett square, Pa.
next Monday afternoon. Merrick al ways
sells good cows aud treats his Gust omers
we'll. Persons who are not suited should
attend the sale.
Mr.. baldwin will have a sale of COWS
near BOOTHS Corner, Pa. next Monday.
Ihose who purchase may get good bar.
game, as lie l5 n reliable man.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
Lira stock nrar,snta

NEW YORK. Sept l2-European cables
quote American steers at ll5l2c., dressed
weight; refrigerator beef, sssG93sc. Calves
active, hrm; poor to primo veals. S5GDs 30;
grassers, $3.IsdS3.aTls. Sheep firm lambs dull
common grades lower; poor to good sheep,
Sl55Gs.e .e1lS; common to prime lambs, 50. 3.37lsaD
4.sI1s. Hogs steady at Si5095.
EAST L1npBTy. Pa, Sept. l2.-Cattle steady
with unchanged prices. Hogs and sheep quiet
and unchanged.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
LOCAL nnrA

G. & J. Pyle received four hundred and
seventy bales OF hidos from England on
the steamer Barrowmors.
Robert Foss and John Moreland spent
Thurshay fishing In the canal. Uhey each
brought home long string OF fish in The
evening, as tho result of their dGy's la.
bor.
Ward Springer caught nearly half q
bushel OF crabs yesterday at Gordon
Heights.
1t Is sald the Smyrna base ba Il team will
dieband after fHaxday next
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
rsn Heir to = Fortune,

TACOMA Wash, Sept. ia special
from Port Townsend says that Winnie
Andrews, nurse girl, received letter
notifying her of the death of her grand
mother, who died in Boston, leaving
$4,000. She has quit work, and will 90
east to get the money
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
Fired a. HI. wife and shot his Child

! CINCINNATI, Sept. 18-Melvin Williams,
. barber, fatally shot his S-year-old son
while trying to murder his wife, who had
left him on account of his drunkenness
and refused to return. Recently he tried
TO kill his wife with razor and she left
him. The tragedy occurred at the home
of her cousin, Mrs Lyons.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13

Mrs. T.W. Hawkins. Chattanooga. Tenn.
consider 1t the best remedy for debill.
tated systen ever used" For Dyspep-
sla, Liver or Kidney trouble 1t excsls
Price 75 cts.
Sold by N. d. Dantorth Druggist. S. E. Oor.
end and Market streets
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13

Hnth Ara dead Nn1z.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 18.-M Miss Helen
Riggs, the daughter of Robert Riggs. tho
ehronometer manufacturer at Nos. s2l and
and zoos Walnut street, who was SO badly
burned Wednesday at her home, No $50
North Fortieth street, died yesterday, hav-
ing only survived her mother a few hours.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
A hatch of obiok.n Thieves.

BRIDaEToN, N. j., Sept. 13.-Joseph and
William F'acemire, two of the worst
chicken thieves in this county, are now be-
hind prison bars here awaiting trial. There
are now twenty-five prisoners in Jail
charged with chicken stealing