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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
1iiss,nn4 o,Il,e Ron,i.

While returning home from Brandy.
wine Summit camp on Wednesday, the
left hind wheel OF double eeased car
riage belonging TO Geotge Gregg, dlshed.
letting the body down and throwing the
occupants, Mrs. Gregg Miss Lucy Gregg,
Burton Gosnell pud Mr.. Gregg In heap
under the WRECK. 1he horse Remained
quiet. Mrs. G.eBg suffered severe in.
Jury to her shoulder. None oil tho other
occupants were Injured.
Two other CARRIAGES are along the rond,
one above tie Eeuson farm nni at GrHce
Church. 10th have been demolished by
runaway horses.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
Tho shipn, o, Of reaches.
The swretrsl HIS.

One OF WIlmington's QOng-short)
preachers was sesn In the p, w. Il b. de.
and an other young lady OF his oongroga.
tion. The preacher and his sister were
homewerd bound, and the, young lady
had come TO soo tnefn oil. Alter the
young ladies' had kissed each otEeT 1QQa-
bye tbs preacher thought IL was his tnrif.
with a Winning alnite he told the young
lady she must hiao kiss him. With many
blushes on her part he received the same
token AS his sister and went on his way
rejoiclug.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
A Mint iicnini.

James q Fndlcy writes from Kenna.t
Square, Pa, under date of August 18th.
requesting us to cay that tue article
which appeared in the REPUBLICAN on the
18th inst, in regard TO Miss johnson, Alr.
Thomas and himself. was Heurly all false
aud was composed by one OF the greatest
faIsitiers In kenhett. ltls true that Allss
Johnson gave Ar Thomas back his ring,
at the entrance ut the ten cent woods. but
he did not assume Fitzsimmons' atti-
tude. Mr.. Findley says he Ia not engaged
to be married 10 a lady from Elkton.
neithor does he go to camp meeting to
tight as he is not lighting character.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
CInrlntInnn Items.

The Misses Irene, Cynthia and Elizabeth
Lofland of Chrlsiiana started on Thurs
day morning for two weeks outing
near Bettsrton. Md. They were Joined at
Mt Pleasant by Miss Vinie Lynch. MIR.
and Mrs Fitzpatrick and George Higgins
OF Philadelphia, Messrs. John and Purnsll
Davis OF Mt. Pleasant. Mr. and Mrs Frank
Middletown. They took the boat at
Chesapeake City. They will enjoy the
fine bathing. grabbing and fishing. as
Betterton is noted for that kind OF sport.
Alfred H. Lofiand and family have re-
turned to their homo at Brooklyn. N. Y.
after a weeks visit to their parents near
the town OF Christiana
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
II Tsa Dirrraee,

Judge Bali this morning stated that 1t
was Disgrace to the State that there was
no place TO detain witness for Court
except In jail. He held Rnchel wilson
In e500 ball this morning to apr.snf
ag ainst Isiah Christie at the next ,.cfrf1 q.
Court, as,,,s unisss she gets t.s ths pM sho win
lcomes OF. The ccufity will be III day
out OK pocket every day she is confined In
1aii. Lrs fismbers OF the Legislature
never 9iye this matter the proper consid.
6fatlon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16

The funeral of John g. Morrison. 1902
West Third street Chester took place this
after noon. Interment was made at the
Wilmington and Brandywine cemetery.
Deceased was rs yeara OF age.
Tho funeral VI j. Ii. Willard WHO died
on Tuesday last aged 81 years took place
to-day lnterment at the Wilmington
and BIandywine Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
alnrx n. ! ncnr,l nInl.rr neaues..

The will OF the late Mary II. Beard was
admitted to probate In Registrar OF Wills
Cooehs Office this morning. She bequeaths
$1,000 to the West Presbyterian Church to
held liquidate the DEBT oil that church, and
the residue Of he- estate TO the home for
Aged Women. LeIters testamentory will
will be granted this afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
isuitdiGa Operations.

Building Inspector Grubb has issued
permits for the following operations in
the building line:
Edward Johnson. one three story brick
dwelling al 1901 Rodney street.
N. A. Grubb, repaIrs to 1928 East Six,
teenth street.
Merton Wood. one two story brick
stable at corner of West and Aahton
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
The Fowler hieyoIa hoide t1ss,e Cant
record fdf 1894 aud Isas.-
DlrAIns.

DEATHS.
RICHARnSoS-On August i4th. Eizey t.,
son OF Elzey d. Richardson. In hts isth
year.
Aeatives and friends OF tho family are In
vited to attend the funeral from his fatner's 9
residence. No. SE ,rues street. on FridRy
afternoon, Aug. 10. '95, Mt O'Clock Services
at the house. lnternent ut htyerxieW.
WILilARD.-On the lith inst, James II. VIII
lard, aged 81 years.
Funeral services at his iRte residence 1911
Elm street Friday afternoon at 3 O'clock In-
terment ut Wilmington and Hrandywiie
Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
s,ntbird club iIams.

The famous Catbird Camping Club, OF
New Castle, that has been Away Down
Upon the Swanes RIVER" returned home
today. The entire party were royalty
received at Delaware City. Our New
Castle reporter will interview tAem this
evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
fresh Fi.h.

II you want good wholesome fresh fish
call on Mr.. Powell at the Third Street
Market He has fine assortment, and Ia
the regular stand by. 1t Is a good policy
to stand by those who stand by you.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16

Shiloh's Cure Is sold on guarantee. Il
cures Incipient Consumption. It is the
best Cough Cure, Only one cent doss /,
s5css.. Scots, aGaa sl,Qo.
ssis oy N. d. DanrorIh. druggist seooni
and Market ste.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
.uncle Iew,, FI-hInu aIul

The Uncle Lew Fishing Club will go on
another trip down the bay on August ~.
The trips OF the club have alwa yB been
equal any.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
COME ONEAED ALL


NOTICE TO -THR HONORABLE
In JUDGES OF the Court OF General Ses.
sions of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
State of delaware. In aud for New Castle Co.,
We. tue undersigned freehol1ers and respec.
table citizenB OF school district No. IS. In
the County of New Castle, do hereby certify
tnat Patrick Leonard. tenant. bother and oe-
pant of the store situated in said school
district. county anu state aforesaid. and do
seribed in this application. for license on
Monday the 10th day of September, A.
D.. 1895. being the next term OF said court, for
the sale of Intoxicating liquors Iii quaint! les
not lesa than one-half gallon therein, not to
be drunk on the premises. he being IL
ensed retailer OF goods wares and merchan.
disc, the aggregate cost value of his stock
constantly kept on hand for sale is not less
than nve hundred dollars; he Is n man of
full age. sobriety and good moral character;
thar such sale OF Intoxicating liquors at said
place Is necessary TO acopmm odlte the pub
lie; that he is the owner of said house and
the following respectable citizens oil said
werd. at least twelve Of whom are substant-
iai freehGldor8 OF said district recomme nd
the said application, TO Wit:
John McGallIn John N yallett
y !. thnse Ghas Gray
Hugh Smith John Boyle
Patrick hcGrorey john II Palmer
James Is 1ontan John Reynolds
Phillip Tohiu James D. Brady
James Eyan, Sr
ai6.st' PATRICK J. LEONARD.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16

If you " ish to have pleasant ride on the
water. go to Caps May Friday. Aug. 10th.
with st Mary's L. A. b. Society, Inc
occasion.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16

II you have bad cough or cold sndqn.
gerlnK lhe health of the lungs or throat,
lnading to pneumonia or consumption,
nse Dr. Slmms' White Puimonic Balsan.
You will find 1t the best and surest cure
81 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
The pcposeil Letter Carriers.

AHb HepostH K1ttteF tHFFIbFss
Word comes from Washington that there
is regular shaking up among the Secret
Service men who recently operated In
different cities and who were inatrumen.
tai in having several lettcr carriers dis
charged.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
Eo.lr sI.er,a snle-.

Sheriff Glllis yesterday afternoon sold
the store OF Chae. II. Simmons on Fourth
street between Market and shipley streets
to John X. Bradford for S5635.
J. L Smith purchased the property of
Th0s GarYeY ON Cutlets street near Spruce
tor slC0.
Peter l.. Cooper purchased for st0a5 tho
property OF John Farr gher on 4th street
between Spruce and Pine.
The property of EzIa Fell at Front and
Madison street was sold to establish Il.
tie. j. Il. Smith was the purchaser.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
A E IN Ex@ &A4 tfougnUure
IN EA EAHH - Breaks Cold
~ &sA GWm kma S1@ Up In
ahours.

VIM. G. Bradford. the young pianist oil
this city, and soloist of st. Johns Church.
Is vlslting In Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16

Addickr on wheel.
]. Edward AddicKs has become bicy-
Gle enthusiast and yesterday purchased
two Columbia bicycles from the Pyle Bi.
cycle Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
nv, wea,ltIIl.rr,.

To morrow promises 10 ba fair
and warm, with showers In different SEQ.
tions. Similar conditions will probably
prevail on Sunday
THE TEMPERATURE.
The Thermometer at the REpuDLrcAn
Office to-day:
7ocloek. 10 o'clock. 2 O'Clock.
"a 81 90
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
A Kirking Colt,

lrGeorge simpson and Christopher Ploes.
ser drove to West Chester yesterday be-.
hind spirited colt, and while on their
way home and near the toll gate the ami.
NAL became frightened al a hicycler, run.
ming the vehicle into ditch at the side OF
the road and kicking the wagon Into
smithereenS Simpson was kicked on
both knees by the frightened animal and
go badly injured TINT Dr. Quinn had 10 be
called Into attendance.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
Cnrpent.r stree, scrap.,


Every night until nearly IL O'Clock there
Is considerable disorder on Carpenter
street. The neighbors of tho dlsordeIly
people will not put up with 1t much longs
er and they had better keap quiet.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16

Tho only place in town to get good
watermelons Ia at Smelt1 & Cos, No .
East tourth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16

II you wantpeaches 20 to No. East 4th
etreet, We are receiving them every day,
and we expect to receive car load on
Friday, which we will sell very low.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16

The Country Week branch OF the Assn.
ciatsd Charities yesterday sent twelve
mothers and children to the country.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16

Miss Anna Marie Frank and Miss Jean
Asnenfeider OF Philadelphia have returned
to thelf homes after q two weeks' visit to-
then friend. Mrs. Geo. w. Qulgtey. OF No.
5l2 E, Fourth street.
Mr. VIM. e. Conover, of Grubbs', Brandy.
wine Hundred, Is spending his vacation at
Opean n Grnya
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16

61L water taflies at Hollis, made from
salt water direct from the ocean. Tns
great appetizer, 227 Market slSeet.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
American Duplex.

Samuel J. White d Co. No. 206 West SEQ.
ond street. have secured the agency for
the American Duplex Bicycle. which is
urranged for two persons to ride side by
eide. 1t is a very superb machine. and
the price is 500. IL is worth looking at
as It is something Of curiosity.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
Addicls- ON q wheel.

Fowler Roadsters 500, aud worth every
cent of it.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16

II YOU want tile strongest and easiests
running bicycle, buy Fowler.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16

Buy North Side building lots. They
grow In value while you sleep.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16

Merritt Has tlngs and wife have goue to
Atlantic City to spend several days.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16

No Bays Employed.
We have no boys. either at our fountain
or prescription counter, at Iayler Phar
macy. BOZ King etreet.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16

A rJEN TloN-Psrsons 1esIrinE uure nrur3
~ md chemicals or wishing their Dre
scTtpttons or private receipt carefully onta.
pounded with pure materials, ahouI6 20 60
tbe dug store of H. II BhlNGHHRSI1S, No,
"a ilaIAot street. n Wilmington. Dol u
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16

NTOTIGE-I. Fred W. Fenn. owner and
In occupant of tho house situated ut
northwest corner OF sth AMI " est Sts., in the
Fifth ward, In the CITY OF Wilmington.
county oil New Castle, state of Dela.
ware, in compliance with the require
ments OF the acts OF the General Assembly
in such case nnde and provided do here-
10 tho Court OF Geuerui SESSIONS of tho
PeaCe and Jail delivery of the STATE OF
Delaware in and FOR Ses Castle Co. ON NJ on
day, tho 10Th day OF September ls9j, bsin2
the next term OF said court, for license Tor
said use. ss drug store. Tor tho
nale therein of intoxicating liquors In
less quantities than one quart not 10 be
drunk on the premises and tie following
respectable citiEeus of said ward Il lHast
twelve OF whom are substantial freehoiders
recommend the said application. viz:
]. p Pyle. NJ ID. Robert NJ Barr
ID. W. Maui, ND. Philip Il Clark,
JAS. G. Knowies MtTk l.. Carrot,
1Onn 81. Dandy, Mlilard Springer. NJ. ID.
George W. Bush, Howard Og Q. NJ. d.
J.W. IrHmbaush.M NJ y, Wm. a. Mhileley
P.W Tomlinson, NJ. d. Daniel james. JF-
HSeilla. Nj ID. Euoch Mora
NJ. }. Hughes NJ ID. Horny PatteFxon. VI. ID,
Low G. Boutes, Thorn as Gireen
VIM C. Pierce, NJ. d. Hen ~ Green
c j. Kincaid, u. u. S. Nm II. sherwood N. ID
6iai6-d FRED w. FEM. sue West st.
T nsT-On Aug ~. a maltese cit Weight
IL between II and l. lbs with the end oil iif
tall hurt reward VIII be paid II returned
to log Eiat 2nd street. a5-at'
GAND-BuildlnE md furnaces.
. JOHN N, SOLOMON.
Office No. West Third AttasS
PhonaA L6 aRd Al2
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16

waists rcd uoed from sl5o to 5Oo., at
Lipplneotts-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
n. NJ wier. Fifih nud King streets.

II. N wier. Fifth aud King sIreer..
Is the place to go. One lady said TO me, "How
Is II, Mr.. Nier every time come here you
ane always basy. You neYer see any sigas of
hard tunes around here. while other stores
are complaining of business being dull; you
are always crowded; how Is Itfs said, 1--WE
sell every thing JUS ns low Us it can be sold
aud everything we sell Is good. Why. said.
Non can't get coffee III this city like ours; wa
buy and have nli our coffee roasted in Now
York; whore can you get coffee like our
crushed Java coffee for 70 cents; why you
can't get it. nnd our glased coffee, cleared In
the astlng, for IS cents; and our Santos
coffee Tor 80 cents; good US any Java coffee
so ID In this city for 30 cents. Then look at
our tea; where VIII :on get tea like our Bel
fast tea for 81 attd 60 cents; not In this city;
and our Us cent mixed tea-there is tea sold
all over this town for 50 cents that Is not hnlr
good; and look at our Japan nlbs at 10
cents anybody who likes all green tea will
like this this is the reason. l said, we are al
ways busy; the people come here once. like
what they get and come bHck'. Yes, she said
like o come here; like tho goods / get.
The clerks are all very nice and | suppose
other people are like mo. they go where uhey
can get what they want" CUR last lot OF
cakes are tlno. and our prices down at 4. NJ.
WlERS, Fifth and King strees. aI6-Bts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
Obituary,

Duck suits sl,95 former price 81 so and
Si w. Lippincotts.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
ThernomeirIcai Rec

Thernomeiricni Record.
US. DEP ARTMBNT OF AGRICULTURE
wEATHEb BUREAU. OFFICE
BALrIM ORE. Md, Aug. is.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16

CAND-Buildlng md furnaces.
. JOHN n. SOLOMON
Office No. West Third Attast
PhonaA Ii6 sad 1l2,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
UNNATURAL MOTHER
Five Children. Including a Two
Weeks Old Baby, Kept
in Filth.
HELD ON TWO SERIOUS CHARGES
A Chesser Co,orea sIan shosts t'earse
Hradisy after Committing Another
Grave OHauae.

Offlcsr DevIdson arrested Annie Harsdell
last night for being drunk, Sue told the
court that she had no homo. Unlsss she
pays S3 and costs she witt havs home
with eherifl qillIs at New Castle jail.
Annie Gariner has been IN the custom
oil letting her tongue go 100 freely to-
wards Katie O'Ioole and Mnry Lewis. two
sisters. She was held in SloJt keep the
peace.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16

7 nST-On Aug. H. a mattege CIT Weight
IL between n ana l. lbs. with the end oil IL 3
tall hurt A reward Will be pad II returned
TO log Eist 2nd street. ai5-al'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16

FURNISHED ROOMS for gentle men lndg-
IL ers lsims moderate at 6l96 Shipiey
street. al6.4tt
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-22

In reply to the card published by
Frank Colbert, with reference to his
fathers claim, l would state for the in
formation of the public that Frank Col
bert was never insured in the "IIome
Friendly Society" of Baltimore, neither
n pOlicy-holder nor bad he any claim
upon them. His fathey held policy In
the Merchants and Mechanics Insur-
ance and Savings Association, Of Balti-
more, which went into the hands of n
receiver, and had he gotten his book and
policy stamped and transferred to the
"Home Friendly, :" he would have saved
his claim. notified him to have the
book and policy ready for me TO have
transferred, and called on him three
times i'll one day, but could not see him,
and he failed to meet me; in the mean
time his father died. and IL was then too
late to have the policy transferred.
Therefore it is the Merchants and Me-
charles Insurance and Savings Associa-
tion of Baltimore that owe him and
not the "HOme Friendly" III Frank
Colbert or those who induced him TO
publish card about me had told the
truth it would have been all right, but
to publish falsehoods will do them no
good whatever. Untruths have short
legs and don't run far before found out.
This is only shame for Frank Colbert
or those who induced him to do 80. 1t
will readily be seen that it was only a
slander and will not hurt the "H0me
Friendly Society,"" which can be found
out by the Insurance Commissioner.
III. VoRsTEG, Supt.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-22

People should be careful about pur-
chasing u bicycle. Dent buy wheel
from stranger, even If you imagine
you can save a dollar or two. Ii will
cost you dearly for the experience. lf
your wheel breaks or the tire gives you
trouble you can't get the manufactures
to replace it, unless an authorized agent
sells you the wheel. Never buy u ma
chine unless you can see your way clear
to pay for it. This longtime INSTALL
ment business has proven failure in
large cities, because the seller must
charge extra on time sales, The Annap-
oils Bicycle Agency does the right thing
towards all persons purchasing wheels
from them. Their riders are protected.
Their wheels are kept in good condition.
Their customers are taught to ride, how
To repair punctures and how To keep
their wheels from getting out Of repair.
Ii tire is punctured and cannot be re-
paired new one is furnished free Of
charge. The Annapolis Bicycle Agency
can sell wheels as cheap, and in many
instances cheaper than Baltimore or
Washington, Look out that you don L
get stuck when buying from strangers.
BE sure you are right then 60 ahead.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-22


M 4
M N
e al ElN naaa - t'le
m 9aNas esq aaa al.le
I# Ao As mAN191A1uE 1T a
- e1eael ~ ear ue1lk loinls.
8n 9naatasl fanlt meems g. be Tire want
- zIesa bard hitting ~ critical times.
= .il alsa . lack 81 team work. Relay
sent - the tat first and scored four
rams ga single ~ West and Marshall, "A
two -lagger ty Artand and several bad
errors by the infield. In our half three
runs were scored on Thomas ryding :
single aud Artand's two errors. Relay
scored again in the second on two bases
on balls and hit while Annapolis was
BANKED. In the third Annapolis scored
again on John ryding's hit and Thomas
TydIng's sacrifice. Relay made three in
each of fourth and fifth innings OH coma
bined with poor fielding. They scored
two runs in the seventh inning on two
hits and an error. Annapolis scored one
run in the fourth and another in the
eighth on Clarke's two-bagger. Brady
pnt up pretty game at short, accept
ing IL out of IL chances. The score is
as follows;
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-22

sest tbe hfgnsf croNd 81 the
sE s.s.tre naf Ridge. rhe receipts
eKesMslHss that uf the Fourth OF July.
at tte baIh-llollsc i4oo I,erons went in
iA1AinE Tbs Columbia brought down
frem Baltimore 100 excursionists ON
the lusl tFlIR. The crowd from Wash.
ingfon broke the record, thirty-six Gu 5
made up in three sections, conveyed
them there A train of fifteen coaches
came down from Philadelphia and VIII
mington. Things were generally lively
and everybody seemed To enjoy them
selves. There was hO disorder reported.
An entertainment and dance will be
given in tPs pavilion Mt Bay Ridge to-
morrow ey aing 10y the guests OF Arun-
del-on-the-B Say and Bay Ridge.
The late arrivals at the Bay Ridge
hotel are the following: A. &. Hans
man and wife, Thomas Miller, Il. T..
Palmer, Mrs. w. S. Cruzan. Miss Fanny
Bier, q. 4. Button and wife, Mrs. III.
CLOSE, job Herzog, Mrs. Leavey, DIR.
w. G. Fowler and wife, III, G. Knapp
and wife, John p. McCabe. Mr.. s. Bier,
III. ). Clarke, Mrs. $. Adams, of WASH
ingtun; Mrs. w. l.. Woolford and child,
George Seton, of Baltimore.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-22
Fen and Broke HisLeg.

Jesse Marden, a well known scale
manufacturer of Baltimore City, broke
his leg Saturday night at Winchester
Station, OH the Short Line Railroad.
Mr.. Marden had inst gotten off the
train which arrives at that station at
about Gas O'Clock, and it is possible that
he slipped. He broke the large bone of
the right leg at about the middle joint.
He is strongly of the opinion that his
leg broke under,him. 1t had been in
jured before, and he had felt ana COM
planned of pain at the place where it was
and caused it to snap under his weight.
The bone has been set, and Mr.. Marden
is resting quietly.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-22

Summer boarders at West River have
a good time. In addition to Il first class
table and all the conveniences of country
life, sailing and grabbing parties, pic
MICS, and the like are given by the hos
pitable hosts. Mr.. st. Clair recently
treated his guests to "a picnic at Fair
Haven, which WAS greatly enjoyed by
all. On Saturday night phantom narty
was held at his pavilion. There are
several dances held there each week.
West River is becoming noted rs sum-
mer resort, and boarding houses OH both
sides of the river are rapidly filling up.
Some get off at Nowell's Pier, others al
Gales,ille, but the majority at Chalk
Point, where George w. Hyde, Mrs.
Weems, and others accommodate the
boarders. st. Clair-On-the-Bay is said
to be the most popular and all who visit
there have d jolly good time.