The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-07
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and fourteen b .ndred Of them wa M.
! dents e Delaware. And sold 9w ipfe{H
ant they inten / to cast tneir vot3S tor ShA
Addcks ticket In November.
New new, came tho cry from 4 bae
carried by colored man this mQynih9 Oh
West Eighth street. Mr. VIM. a. BNvlk
hearing the distressed cry Of the cat though
West Eighth street. He tried the QellA3
doors and then saw where tho sound 6Au&
from and turning, laughed at the easy
way he was fooled and the cat went Oh.
A good fishing pond Is that In the Cool
Spring Reservoir Tho fl ii bite as II the2-
were hungry. The Waterman drive awey
all would BIO anglers so that they can have
all Of the fishing to themselves.
Mr.. Maury James whose store was clos.
ed up on Saturday last has recovered from
II severe attack Of rheumation and is Oh
dock this morning looking little the worse
for his spell Of sickness.
Mr. John II. Dickoy, receiver Of Of taxeg
says New Castle Is u dead place. He sat
all of one day In the Court House In that
ancient city and counted but persons who
passed. down the street In that time. MOB
even one person called to pay the county
taxes during the day.
Goldey's Academy Is, fast filing up With
pupils. The Professor has one Of the best
schools in the United States to teach the
| young idea how to successfully engage III
the business pursuits of the day.
Il. j. Newell advcrtiscs 10 to 1, which IL :
nearly as good as the promised silver ratio
| 10 to /,
:, William g, r. Calquhoun, ex-reglster Of
births and deaths said: The people who
have been going Oh about stuifing the bal.
lot box, should now stop bowling. How
about Saturday
Tho New York stock exchange was clos.
ed, to-day being labor day.
Tho p, W. g. B. shops banks and off.
!ces were closed to-day, 1t being labor day.
but the men In shops lose days pay all
the same
A bar tender on King street on Satur-
dny was feeling very good having been
attending wedding the night before He
was really too tired to work performing to
to sit down rather than set'em up for his
customers.
Thomas N. Stayton is mentioned as a
prominent candidate for Senator from
New Castle County on the Democratic
ticket
The twelfth annual excursion of tho
Wilmington Fishing Club take placo on
Sept. 18th. 1t will be given to tho
Betterton Fishing Banks Tickets are
So A large number are expected to be
present.
City Solicitor Harman must DO think.
ing of tnking help meet unto himself
Flo Is having q handsome dwelling erected
fiji enough for any lady to preside over.
An elderly gentleman named Schew fell
this morning in II faint at Tenth and
Lombard street.
The funeral of Mrs. John McGowap
took place yesterday from her late resi-.
donce at Silversiae. InterInent was made
in Rvervicw Cemetery.
Thirteen barrels of carp were shipped
from Claymont last week to Philadelphia
-Four machines were received this morn
ing for the Farragut Machine Company.
Stansbury Murray, Jr, who Is close
observer of the weather, says that in no
time during the past 50 years, has no OK!
pertenced II more disagreeable night than
Saturday. !
Miss Ruth Murray, daughter of Joshua
Murray Was buried from hor parents homo
yesterday afternoon. Service was con.
Quoted by Rev NJ Bivcns.
The sessions of Harrison Street Sunday
School were resumed yesterday afternoon
with very interesting exercises This Is q
fuurishing school and the officers are care.
full and energetic, desiring tho spiritual
welfare of the scholars
Huntings circus dlsbanded this morn
ing. ,
Officers Quinn, Ford, McGarvey and Rioe
arc on the sick list.
There were 80 pigeons released here yes.
tcrday for the Empire City Flying Club Of
New York.
The Philadelphia police aud their wives
who have been nt Ocean City fora week
returned home to day.
Peach shipments to date number 1885
Car loads
William J. Bryan the Democratic candi-
date for tho Presidency has decided to
speak in this state on September 81 He
will speak at Dover fair in the afternoon
and in this city in the evening He will
! prove q great advertisement for Dover
fair. ~
Potter A. IIorty x-prothonotary of this
county, is being urged by his friends to
become candidate for tho Democratic
nomination for state senator.
The recent race meet at Rivcrview net.
ted tlGO.ll which has ibeon turned over to
tho Women's Cuban Aid Society. Tho
meet was success in every way. -
The Mckinley Wheelmen will take a
run on Wednesday night. The momberS
Will leave the Young Mems RcpublicaH
club at SO'cloCk
Philip Garrett of Mill Creek says he
don't know anything about politics, and
tho strange thing about it is that tho peoI
pie believe it,
a prominent dry goods firm on Market
street. advertisos your choice in the win
dow for 70 cents. "
John Biggs said it was big vote on
"a nrdaY given in the Tenth ward at tho
AAdichs Republican primaries.
The Jessup G. Moore Paper Company at
Augustine, is running on short time, they
having no orders,
The Omega foot ball team would like to
hear from any team in the State at 1870
pounds. Address all challenges to Samuel
Ferguson, Rockford, Del.
The stone work for tho new Bancroft
MIL at Riddles Banks will DO finished
this week. a
Mrs. r. 81. Fothergill of 3u2 w. Seventh
street who was Frustrated with the heat
during tho summer is somewhat improved
and was able to venture on tho street On
Saturday, although still under the caro- Of
DR.. j. Harmcr Rilc.
One Of the largest funerals that has taken
place in our city for some Zine took place
this morning ut II o'clock. 1t passed out
West Fourth Street and was the funeral
of Mrs. Stannard ut No7l3 Pine Street;
High Mass was road in st. Mays Church
$3.50. o'clock.
Stewart Has Nothing to Say.
Daniel F.Stewart was seen by reporter
Of the REPUBLICAN this morning. He was
sitting in the Office Of the Delaware Con-
struGtion Company, on the fifth llOr Of