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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14
OUR CARD BASKET.

Communications for this column should
be written oa one side of the paper only and
| addressed "our Card Basket" REPUBLICAN,
| OMce.l
Miss Pierce of Philadelphia Ia visiting
Miss Nellie Clayton OF No. 1905 w. Fourth
street.
Mrs, Elisha Connor of Newark has ro.
turned homo from visit to Georgetown
friends
Miss ELLA Ruth is visiting her parents at
YorlSlyn.
Miss Hattie A. Morgan Of Chesapeake
| City, Nd, Is visiting Mrs. William u.
| Smith.
| The Neptune Club gave Its ninth an.
nual reception In Turn Hall last night.
| Albort's Orchestra furnished the music.
| Over 100 young men and women enjoyed
the affair Miss Fuller Of Philadelphia
| and Earl Wels OF this city led tue march.
Mrs Thomas Brewer is visiting friends
| In Chester, Pa.
Mira. Augusta pnarca OF Chesapeake
! City has returned to her home after u
| pleasant visit to friends here i&A
Coroner Wright and Deputy Coroner
Chandler this morning received the oath
of thor Offices and are now fall lodged
county officials.
Josiah Marvil went down to his home at
Georgetown this morning to stay until
Tuesday.
Harry Whiteman was in Chester, own,
Md, yesterday on business.
Albert Shafncr viii spend Sunday in
Philadelphia.
Thomas j. Smith and wife Of Philadel.
phia, Willard ID Smith OF Centreville,
Md, and Mrs Annie f. smith have been
visiting Artemas Smith, the we'll known
lawyer
Miss Clara 4. Tallcy Of near Talloyvjlle
Is spending few days with her cousin,
Mrs. VIM Morrow OF this city,
James Rodgers, the we'll known boxer
Of this city will be married on next Wod-
ncsday to Miss Lizzie Gardiner,
4 social was given last evening at tho
residence OF Miss Bertha Marshman, 80
Graham street. Chester. A pleasant even-
games Harry Reed, of Wilmington,
gave several piano solos, while Harry Mar
low ard William FAwlcy made great
amusement by delivering stump speeches.
Harvey b. Leverage, Of the firm of Lew
erTge & Sou, and Rettn c. Stewart, for
morly Of Ceci! county, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Stephen |. Stewart, were mar.
ried at the home Of the brides parents, 3s4
East Tonth street. on Monday afternoon
at = o'clock. The ceremony was perforIn-
cd by Rev L w, Layiicld, Of lGpwortA
NJ. f. Church, and was witnessed only BY
the monbers Of tho immediate families Oh
the bridal couple. The bride wore gown
Of dark blue serge trimmed IN Duchess
satin and cream chiffon, and carried q
bouquet NJ white CHRIS snthemums White
and bright nurd rlustn"s .: the same flow.
crs blautihad the paglU!- After receiving
tn, congratulations Of th1sc present and
rnrtaking of rofrrshmrn', the newly-wed.
deh couple left Mt O'Clock for u short
triD south.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14
HARDL Y GRE DITABLE.

The Morocco Output in Whining
ton Something Enormous
Over Two Hundred and Forty.
Three Thousand Skins A Day
-Blumenthars Output Over
Ninety Thousand Skins-The
Morocco Industry A Blessing
to Wilmington.
The amount of goat skins turned out
in finished product by the numerous
morocco manufactures in our city is
something astonishing. II all o her lines
of industries In our city, had made such
wonderful progress rs the morocco indus
try Wilmington would indeed be blessed,
by plenty Of money put in circulation
amongst our merchants. As it is the
morocco factories put thousands Of dollars
weekly in circulation In Wilmington.
The outfit at the present writing is con
sfuerably more than it has been for the
past three years. Nearly every factory in
the city is running more than half the
capacity of.their plants.
The Blumenthal factory, the largest mo.
out over seven hundred and fifty dozen
skins daily They are shipping the finish
ed goods away SO fast as they come into
the factory now. They are very busy i'll
deed, making one of tho best quality Of
ieather ever turned out in this establish.
ment. When tho now addition to the fac
tory Is erected the output Of this factory
alone will be something enormous.
They now giving employment to be-
tween seven and eight hundred hands,
with o prospect olta further Increase III the
near future. MIR, Richard Patluwsky,
manager Of the plant has been the means
of this large increase in the product of this
factory which is now boing sold faster
than the factory can turn i Jut
William 3. Clerks factory Is turning
out some sixty dozen skins daily.
Peter J. Fords factory i, turning out
four hundred dozen skins daily.
The American Leather CumpanyS out
Dat now Is some 4lO dozen skins; Mitchell
u Thomas 100 dozen day; William Bead
enkopf 70 dozen; Deadnnkupt x brother,
g. dozen; Tadman &; Hickman, 10 dozen,
Stephens Morocco Company 80 GuAan;
Charles Baird & Company, 81 dozen.
y Garrett 4 Barr, ilfty-l dozen shiu6.
VIM. J, McClary fifty doArn skins.
ming. Neither is Jone n Bro, but soon
will be In order, and will start up with
some fifty dozen skins output day.
The sum to6ul OF skins turned out by
the morocco factories NOW running - Sniu
to bo ovsp two hundreu aud forty thousand
skins. Our readers might truly wonder
where all these skins GuiIe from to supply
such IN enormous OUTPUT Whl"h is matte
into leather Tor the millions To ccYeg their
feet.
Wilmington, if il keeps or will be lhe
largest morocco CCur-e In tliN world. AT
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14
Democrat Inspec-
tors Arrested,

Fourteen Of the Inspectors Who
Held the Election and Stand
Charged With Altering the Tally
Sheets Now Under Bond
Patrick Neary, Frank Dickey
and George J. Finc'i Go On
Their Bond- all Fixed at
$500,
This morning warrants which had been
awosn out before > iuirs VIM. T. Prchett
by deputy district Attorney Peter L. Coop
er for the arrest Of fourteen Democratic
Inspectors, charget with ,tltering their
tally sbeets, wero brought before The
Squire and gave 800 bail for their ap.
pearance in tho upper court.
The men appeared to DO rather dazed
when the warrants wore served on them
by Constable Hurlock They wanted to
know who had sworn out the warrants,
and why they should be arrested for doing
such little thing as altering the returns
OF the election, some Of the inspectors
made very light of the charge and laughed
MS II they hnd no fear Of being convicted
when their trials come of in the upper
court. They did not seem to think that
the Charge was OF serious nature and
said they would be on hand when wanted.
Patrick Ncary, Frank Dlckey and George
J. Finck went on the bond Of ten OF the
men this morning.
They were: Hugh Wallace, Edward
Clark, William A. Jennings, John f.
Elinn, Harry Ahrcns. Charles O'Conner.
James f. Farley, Michael A. Carroll,
Michael I. Conway and Thomas +. Mar
tin. The squire said, now gentlemen be
sure to be on bond, when wanted, other
wise, your hands will be forfeited The
men said there would DO no trouble abou5
their part of tho contract
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14
AEiuS Ma nv S.

Corsc Payton and Company ba@" rlty
cd one Of their most successful rrgAgp.
ments ever in the Grand Opera House
this past week Each performance hnS
sean packed house and great big show
for such prices To night will end IFS
engagement, with n grand scenic DrDdIc-
ton Of Byrons grnfcst comedy, Tho
Piuuger' with Nj pnytln III lis grca,r4t
character, Dexter Digit the pIuugcr.
; One Of the most prNuinouG .urga4ses OF
the year and II play drilling and intense
natural and life like, ID what is claimed
for "The Great Diamond Fuhhrry'' mel.
odrama which comes to the Grand Opera
House on Wednesday ana Thursday next
'The Great Diamond Robbery owes its
origin to the fruitful minds of those clever
American authors A. G Whrplcr and +.
NJ AIfriend. Into th"y have incorpo
rated Il story strong in rlilnuXc. Through
Its seven vailed scenes each purSues the
other With Kaleidoscope rnpiLity. It's
action becomes more rapid with every
speech, ana the interest Of tie auditor is
held till the very last myn.,"t * he nu1,
curtain
, 1t pictures life as It exists in every sec
tion of society Of large cities SGcniCaily
tie Great Diamond EabG,rE' cummcnd5
itself as included among tho various staga
pictures shown is n mansion Of fifth Ave.
nue. an underground den in Sew York ii
criminal quarter and ilu" reproduction
OF the Hoffman House cafe All that
stage craft could do to mike the produl ,
ton brilliant one has been most u>ailu-
op5ly accomplished By Managers A. "
Palmer and Edwin krow'n.. and thc pro
auct!on and surroundings arc p"rurH'nH
with an atmosphere Of truth.
The big company irciWd,s such sterling
artists Us Rose EStiugt 1irs Annie "a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14
IiiE Aiis Z LII,


The fine display of mstcor5 witnessed lasd
night. particularly after midnight, will
probably he repeated torn! ght, AS we are
still in the meteor track. which the earth
UnuInllv crosses between tho lith and 9th
Of November Astrnl o nrrs have promised
Us f1r this gear IN unusln!ly iln1 rNAib5
OF his sorru of celestial fireworks though
they do not anticipate anything like tho
shower such ns occurred in 1883 in tho
United states and in Europe In 1855.
1t is only within the past thirty years
that a5tron omels Nave felt quito sure thao
they understood the matcor--kneIT whOnce
II carno and what 1t was. a meteor is
simply little particle Of matter or 40
most very tiny body, anywhere in sizs
between IL duCkshot and q paving stone
which in pursuing its independent way
through space, has chnnccd in an mop
perfume moment to nttompt TO cross the
Garth's orbit, and hn, been struck by tina
earth But for this circumstance we
would never have known Of It's eXsjanos
1t is quite too small to be sem through
even the largest telescope But the I'M
slant 1t enters the earth's atmosphere, darts
ing into 1t with speed of fifty or eighty
times that OF 4 rifle ball for the earth Ii
travelling In It's orbit at the ratio Of eigh.
teen miles u second, and the meteor may :
he moving perhaps IN the opposite dire6t
ton, with speed equally reckless. ltls
checked IN IFS hight Us Il flllc Dali Is CnoChH
ed when fired into water ard its motion
Is transmitted into heat. AS quickly asa
friction match is lighted when strucA
upon sheet Of sand paper, the meteor II
heated by the friction Of tho air to REDS
moss, TO Wilderness, and usually within q
second Of time it Is entirely consumed BY
the we'll known brilliant trail Of the
shooting star.
These tiny bodies oxls5 within the llmits
If tho solar system, and probably through
lntorstellnr space, In coantless !ntilionA
Those within tho solar system circle round
the sun, like he planets, though i'll orbitS
Of a much more oval lgure, and they seeilk
generally to move In vast Swarms mlllions,
Of yhom travelling round the sun in ths'
same orbit. Thpao Noycnbr m0.c1r5-i
the Lconds as they are called by astronS'
OmerS, from tho circumstance that thoiR..
tracks all rUilato from q point in tho con.
ISOLATION Ieo-coustltute sncha system.
They move in au immense elltpttcal
orbit which, at the point where 1t is tho
dearest TO the sun, Is at about tho san,3
distance from tho SUI rs IA tho enrth'e,N
which 1T in crsocts, while its outer limit Ia
near that of tho planet Uranus. Around
this vast orbit The mGtoors travel In d
period Of about thirty-threo and quarter
wears
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

These days to sell
some kinds Of
Clothing. Proba-
bly, if there was
more good Cloth
ing it would not
be so hard to sell.
We don t claim TO
have all the good
clothing. but we
III M o+1,ar bind
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

HUGHES-ft Edgemoor. on the 18th instant
Nathan r. Hughes aged IL years.
Relatives and friends aud Brandywine
Commundery No. 81 r. OF NJ. are invited to
attend the funeral at Up. III. Sunday. Inter
ment at kiverriew cemetery.
MELSON-On November II, 1896. John 8.
Nelson. in his 5lst years.
telatires and friendsare invited to atten d
funeral services ut his late residence COZ Hair =
rlson streets Monday evening at O'Clock.
lnterment at l.ewes Dell. Tuesday morning
Nov. II. Train leaves depot s.la.
LYNCH-In this CITY on the l2th met, John
II. Lynch. aged 10 years.
Relatives. friends and A. o. ii. No. .. also
Water Witch Fire Go. ard Manning Library
Association are invited to a,tend thetuneraI.
from his late residence. Columbus Inn Ken
mott Pike and Woodlawn avcnne on Monday
morning al . O'Clock. High mass ut st. Ann
Il. G. Church. Intorment ut st.Joseph's GENE
tory.
HlCkMAS-On November H. 1896. william
u. Hickman, aged % years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the uncral from his late residence, Mo. .24
Jefferson street, Oh Sunday, lIh instant, Mt
.o'clock. lnterment ut LOmOardT Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14
Penn IInclk In the nInneY.

Tho Penn Rock Company made very
crtditnblo exhibit of It's plants at the
Flower show held at Ghe Horticultural
Hall. Philadelphia this week The second
prize for floral arrangements was award.
ed to this company. Joseph Kilt &; Son of
West Chester capturing the first prize
second prize was awarded to Penn Rock
Company. The display of the home COM
pany was said to be very crCditable iii.
deed. This company is making quite a
reputation for Its plants.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14
5Icuogr0vhe, No aUGy

During the recent trial Of Craig vs.
BluMenLlal X Co, lp the United states
Court, the proceedings were taken down
by Court StenograptlHr, Harry c, Mahnify,
Jr. 1t was his frst time IN hat position
and he gavo entire satisfaction to the
court aud lawyers. There wcro l2O pages
OF manuscript OF the evidence and courts
charg to the Jury. Harry Is young
gentleman who as a stonnrrHphcr /: fOrg.
ing ahead, and his many frtrnls as we'll
as tho lawyers hnyo Congratulated the
young man
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

Detective Hutchiu4 has been u busy
man dpttug the pa+t wesK looking for vi0.
lators OF the game laws Yesterday he ar.
rested Thomas Windsor, proprietor of the
Hotel at Milford und upon proving The
case before magistrate he paid line and
costs amounting TO BIS 81
On Monday he will prefer q charge
against Robert Young Of the Brick store
near Milford. Young will also be charged
with trespass upon a farmers grounds.
Where tho alleged violation OF the game
laws took place
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

"Out CT the way, fellow, and let mo
paRs" shouted the man in the light
buggy,
"Git out CT the way yourself!' re.
piled the man on the load Of hay.
"Who air you anyway"
Il am tho judge Of the superior
court"
'Jcdge Of tho court? Well All Of
you WIS TO die they couldn't git 10
other one. could they"
"Y-yes."
"Oh, they could? Well, ! guess,
then, I'm moro important than you air.
I'm the only man in the hull township
that knows how to make q good AK han
die. ".-Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

Jones ~. NJ. Il. Zion Church, li,h and
Durout streets Hcv a j Spencer pastor
Preaching ~ - II IL aud : ~ p m by thu pa, or
sunday school y n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

Heard any noise in town." asked
the editor Of the Jimtown Jonah.
"Not sound"
"No buildings cavod iu?'
Not one ="
"No signs Of earthquake"
"None at ALL"
cor protests from tho citizCns?"
Absolutely none"
'Jorusalem!" exclaimed the editor
as he mopped the pcrspiration from his
brow, land boltcd the party yestor
day !"-Atlanta Constitution.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

Chancellor Nicholson this morning
hoard Charles WArnoy Smiths petition
On behalf OF George Fonstmechur Drawing
for rule on the du.unct kunt L Weeks
Lumber Company. The petition wa, az
-ccpted and an order on i. .ssu4I rc;,.IH.
able on November 49,
Willard salisbury presented the
Equitable Guarantee und Trust Company
return of the sale Of the property of DAVID
G. Wilson, which was confirmed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

The mare kennett formerly owuad by
\. l.. White, and sold to Nj. Riddles Of
Delaware County, P;l took first premium
at the New York horse fair for high i,lmI
Ing OIL Monday evening last. The PRO
was 1900
Ms rs Bailey ana Mammulc, have re-
ccYed The CoHtraDt for iuyn sizing nine,
ten memorial winuUw4for the Mllsbogu'
NJ, f. Church.
sheriff " illiam h. Films commission
has arrived i'll our Citv, and he will takc
possession Of the sherlfs 0:llr5 Oh Mon.
day next, and b. in Attendance, at tho
court.
The Giant football team weighing from
10 t0'i5 lbs wOull like to hear fom any
tenn ior Thanks giving morning. All.
0lcss all challenges to u. IaWilr NJ. ~
Madison street.
Wy &C. has b9en arranged between ;-aa.
ain, james Is. Green's rac"r, and Minor,
PAGER belonging TO a prominent Phi :
dclpLian. Tho match will take place Ht
Belmont mex Tuesday AMI viii be wit.
messed by number OF Wilmington folk
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

~ the Governor.
! liAlNEI WHITENAN
...----LLlLA of .:.uln
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

Some time ago tho town commissioners
of Newport appointed n son of constable
Porter, ils town bailiff. Since bis aprolnt-
ment some Of the roughor class refused to
obey his warnings so yesterday he arrested
two Of thom and took them before Mags.
tyato Daley, and they promised to
acknowledge his authority.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

'This New Jersey atmosphere you
speak Of" he said sneeringly, "is all
humbug."
And the suburban dwellcr whose
porch was covered with steel netting
emitted the usual signs of merrimcnt
observed in an American on reading q
copy of the London Punch. New York
Press
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

There will be a weeks meetings at the
congregation Baptist Church, Market
street between Is and 10. The meetings
will commence tomorrow. At 70 30 n M.
Rev. Thomas will preach at 3p. IN Rev.
Mrs. Abrams will preach, and ut S y. m.
Rev. r.. y. Cooby, Everybody a"o cordial-
~ invited to attend ana help liz in this
work of the Lcld. Sunday is also our
grand rally. Come and help rs and tho
Lord will bless Us. f. c. sG0Tl, pastor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

New Yorker (gladly)-My dear, my
salary has been raised to $50, 900.
His Wife (ecstatically)-Isn't that
grand? Now we can afford to give up
this unstyhsh house and old fashioned
garden and live in n fiat. New Yorl:
Weekly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

A supper will BIO given by the Annie r.
Taylor Circle Of Kings Daughters in AS
bury Church, 5, n. Cor, Sd and Walnut
streets, on Thursday evening, November
~. First table will be ready at 6p.m. All
are especially invited rs the proceeds aro
for the poor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

''Hello, old man, what are you
Goingi"
Taking u rest
"But l thought you just returned
from the senshorc?'
$50 did. "-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14
Il"cfiDa Expenses

Chairman Scott and Levy Court Com
missioner White worn ut tho oilico OF Clerk
of the Peace FoNri this morning arrang-
inI and summing up the expenses incur
foot thick. They Will DO acted upon at
the next session Of the Levy Court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

If tho Harlan L. Holllngsworth Com
rany COTS ono half tho contracts ii has bid
upon tho last month there will DO enough
work at the shlpynrd to keep large force
OF men employed for over year. The
company has bid on nine big contracts fot
ships and STEAMBOATS, aud expect to get at
least half dozen of them
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14
Vcusions by Col. wainwright.

Sallle $. Elliott, minor children, Goorgo
A Elliott, Joseph Fl. Hophiss, Entrikeh
Townsend, William Fl. Thomas. Widows
pensions secured In from a to 80 days Re.
5SctoHd nna rCsorUa pw ca as rel
UP.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14
A Lanentation.

A LamSntatiOn.
She IL engaged. All, WOO Is mel
Her love touched heart no more is free.
Her soul is wooed. her beauty won,
This charmins maid of twenty-One.
w gods. what mortal agony
Asssils my breast and makes me fee
From sight Of man? What lunucyi
Alas, / nm indeed undCnol
She Is engaged.
No longer can her graces be
A heaven on earth an ecstasy.
No longer, when the slining sun
Each day his fiery course hath run,
Can be glad, for it's to ne
Snn is engaged
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

Frank Gardner left this city this morn.
Ing for Southern California, where ho will
remain for some time. Mr. Gardner has
been i'll for II long time, and II the western
climate benefits him he will locate tle.S
permanently.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

"So she refused you, did she!"
"Yos."
"Promise to be sister to you?'
"No; better than that"
"Indeed?"
Eyes; said she'd buy the kind Of
wheel recommended. detroit News.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

he not deceived. A cough hosrseness or
Group are not o be trified with. a dose in
time OF Shioh's euro will save you IN UGH
troub e. sold by N. b. Danforth End and
Mn rl.o or CT
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

''Brown's Bronchial roc es'' are excellent
for he relief OF IIoprseness or Sore Throat,
They ale exceedingly eGectvc."-Chrlstian
World. London. Eng.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

OQicCr liulstun to-day shot II mad dog
belonging to John NJ DAVIS residing 81
No 1918 King Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14
NoTlc flax p4yersteNo uorlce--Gny and

n OTlt flax plyerstphc uotice--Lry and
~ srhool Taxes FOR I'Jf.
The undersigned. Recover NJ rtxcs FOR tho
City of wilmington, WI br nj VI. ~ Last Gth
street. between Market nnl King streets
during the mcuthA Of Iuiy nni AHgnlI i-N5
between The bGurs o. NuI IL in tine morn
ing Hni from to q Ia the afternoon. for Lur
purpose OF reCn!Vink tIEo' Ga MI tnyrl
paid durlug juIy tnrrc viii be 4 reduction u
i cents on every dollar, aud all taxes pnI4
on and after I've first day OF August .hal 10
payable without reduction. Hs afoFe,ai L.
anu MI taxes unpaid on the iiTIt ttny OF Sep
TENDER shali be IhcrOiscl BY the addition OF
3 per centum on tho amount thereof
EDMUND MI CHELI. JR.,
Receiver North District, Including ali
north Of SIX III street
EUGENE SAVERS.
Receiver Southern pislslct Including all
sc nth Of sixth street, jl3.8n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14
Violated the Rule

VlO1hteu tht NUlts.
$50 you deposcd Clapperton as rrcei-
dent Of your oilers club?'
eyes Tho fellow had no grip on him
self at all-couldn' keep his brain from
working. "--Chicago Record.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

DEATIlS.

The New Castle County Teachers Insti.
tute will open at Middletown on Tuesday
next.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14

The Weather.
The weather tomorrow promises to be
fair and colder.
THE TEMPERATURE
The Thermometer at tho REPUBLICAN
Office today:
7oclock. 10 o'clock. 2 o'clock
RI An 40
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-14
THURSDAY, the Goth day Of
tbs month of NOVEMBER,

TO assemble in their respective plnces Of
wurs r, there to give THAMES for the abuh-
daut neroies ecrIvod. aud TO ask for IL con
tIuuanCe OF the sane.
ieCOmlnei!t. a.sO thHt hose who have
abu dance should remeTGcr the needy. no {
forgetting that 1T u mora Blessed TO give
tuan to itCeiv0."
IN w'rcss whereof have hcfounto at my
hHud ami cGuAni Inc great seal Of
thr atHtp ct delaware tVtse affixed
AtIOvGbtn'p 4 D.. tHl o nov. IN The
year Of Our Lord. onethous.ul
|FEAIl eight DGrdtCd ana ninctynx and
crthc Ind epCni nee OF he TIM oil
States tho one nun rod anl TWEEN
~ fret WILLIAM T. WATSON
by Tie Governor: j. Harvey Waterman
ri Ell sccretary Of state