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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-29
DEATHS.

MCNEf-on Aug. 26tlI. Louisa H., wre OF
iientanlin McVey. in her slst year.
Relatives and friends arc Invited to All end
the funeral from the residence OF her nus
band, Iirccks' Lane. OH Saturday afternoon
~ 2ocock Services Mt Mt. Salem Church.
lntcrment NJ the cemetery
HtklLL-On Aug. 7th 1895. Henry I. HUI
hti. IN the sud year of Ills age.
Relatives aud friends. also members OF JEFF.
iersnn Goumril. no. 10. A. U. A. NJ, Cyrus
Castle No. l. X of q. f.. Eureka Castle No.
y a. y. x. OF the NJ. c.. are invited to attend
his funeral. Services ut his late residence
d!p Eas' FIFTH stree, on Monday afternoon
at o ctucS. Interment at Riverview Come.
terry.
TAfLOR--On August eth, 1896, Mabel y.
Taylor. daughter of W. Frahk and Fannie
a. taylor. aged years. Z months and 3
days.
Relatives nni friel are invited to attend
the iUnrrH iiom the residence of her pa
rehts llocEes,in. on Saturday. August g1th.
services at the hnrsa ut p. IN, without fur.
thcr not &c. lntcIment a. fteu Clay Creek
cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-29

10 Tried to BE, but Finally Rode by On
the Other Side.


There WAS u report like tie report of an
ovcr&rOWn p0pgun.
He heart sank within her and her tire
sank hrEl ,th her. She had become pos
sesSrd of punctuTe and Sheridan (the
town o) was % miles away.
She hnmped nlorg on the wooden rim
for dozen fcar, tlcn damnuntcd and
viewed tie llettcncd tire with eyes that
SLOWLY flied with tears.
Wcalinr uTon her feet was too much
like work. so she sat down and wept upon
the grass
About unis tiTe the good Samaritan was
sighted on the distant horizon He was by
nature phiiStinc but he never went by
Oh the other side when he discovered u
woman in distress provided II close inslnc-
ti,n Of the woman plainly demonstrated
to him that She wns pretty woman.
:SCowhing to her sidn he politely lifted
his hat begged her pardon FOR taking the
lhrrtyof addressing her, and then inquired
the cause Of her grief,
"A puuctUrc, sir, :" she sohhcd
Aud sou cannot rtimir it," he asked
"N.no, SIR sho made reply, land
Sheridan is ~ miles away"
Perhaps I can Tx it, - he said cleerily
II seq you have u tool kiG"
eyes" she inltcred, "but fear
"Tlnt's al right, " he h#stcncd to assure
her ut will Ike 10 truubc at all "
His ninhIG !ju@cta WgtA no." working at
tive 5tal If Tic ly,,hc, J,sc that depended
from he@ wheat
But, sir - sho hastily protested, "you
nrc very kind | know. and yrt I fnpr Won
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-29
AFTER npMvEEDG
y! 4. Iii unNAh y
l. j MURDERERS.
Queer Story Told TO a Contidsr.
tiaI Friend.
syg SLEPT IN HEyyvs HOUSE.
The knet on the Rope and the
Sticks on the Gariote were
Similar TO Ones Made
by Cromwell.

BURLINGTON, N. ]. August 2Sth. The
reward offered by the county for the capt
ure of the foul murderers Of John Henke
is in the opinion of many too small.
Mayor McNeal is now hustling after the
mon but he started too late. When the
murder was reported last Sunday the
Mayor said, LET the Coroner act" and
tho Coroner said let the Mayor act and
the result was that Cromwell and his part
ner escaped.
Mrs. Amy Johnson, who knew Crom-
as well as his mother hns told u contldcn-
tial story that the man was in town and
seen by her few minutes before the MUIR
der was committed
He also slept In tho house week ago
and she believes he would thcn have kill
ell the old storekeeper had it not been for
the presence of James Brown and Crom.
well told her it would be dead easy" to
got the old mans money
He even ycnturel to remark that he
would get even with Henke some day.
Mrs johnson told the story in conf
dcncc and added that the knot on tho rope
resembled the one Cromwell often tied in
her clothes line, and the sticks IN tho gar.
tote were cut the same as he had often cut
them in her presence.
Mrs. Johnson.told on Sunday that when
the murderer would be found that he
would be Tom Cromwell
Mrs. johnson denied the statements be-
fore II magistrate but the authorities are
not satisfied and will make an investiga-
ton
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-29

Tho Wilmington City Electric Com.
pany next week will begin work on n now
building on its propertv ~ E,s., .,r TAI.
nail streets. Tho building viii be Of steel.
The present engine room will be torn
down and a steel house 41x128 feet will be
erected. 1t will be So feet in height, and
around tho interior will be erected regu-
lating gallery 25 feet wide, on which will
be located the superintendent office and
switchboahis.
The present office will be torn down and
tho new engine room will occupy its site,
and a new Office, store-room and meter
department will BIO erected on the lot
nearer Orange street. This part of the
new building will be 35x50 feet and three
stories in height and will face on Fifth
street. The engine and dynamo room will
BIO Gothic in design with a wire tower IN
the centre. The building will be fire
prDof
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-29
WILSON CHARGED
= -
WITH RAPE
Must Answer For a Criminal AS
sault on His Niece.
RODGERS ACTED OISOSDERLY,
But Claimed he WAS Angry Because Dan
O'Neil Brought His Wife to the House.

But Claimed he WAS Angry Because Dan
O'Neil Brought His Wife to the House.
Yesterday afternoon Park Guard Black
found Carrie Malloney and Jacob Perry
IN the Brandywine Park SO drunk that
they could not take care Of themselves.
Ihey were arraigned on the charge before
Judge Ball in the city court this morning
anu lined 81 and costs, The girl became
weak In the dock and had to be removed
before the hearing took place
howard hogers was charged with dis.
orderly conduct.
Daniel 0Nell testified that on Thurs.
day morning Rogers went to the bousc
where O'Neil boards and abused ali hands.
q Neill put him out and then Rogers
picked up number of stones and threat.
ened to bang O'Neill. Rogers admitted
actihg dlsorderly, but claimed that O'Neill
hhu made him angry by taking his wife
70 where he, ONeill, boarded. A fine Of
% ana costs was imposed.
aired Derrickson, colored on Thursday
D,oAe open t1o door, 1t was alleged. Of
Emory Trusty'5 house, and Obtained =
par OF Shoes He then sold them to a
front street dealer for 80 cents. He was
ordered to find 500 bail for his appear.
anSe at the upper court.
me court room was then cleared and
.'ohn wilson aged 46 years, was arrnigned
on the charge Of rape.
annie Lowering. aged IS years, residing
OF I3i south Harrison street, deposed that
on last Sunday she went into his room for
q pook, and that he locked the door and
thea assaulted hor against her will. Hp
threatened her rot to tell her parents but
she TOLD her mother on TUESDAY morning.
Wilson Is her uncle by marriage and his
boon living at their house.
Mrs. lowering and Dr. Hughes gave
testimony In connection with the case and
Judge Ball held him without bail for the
upper court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-29
Dots,


The steamship Cndagua cleared with
load of oil to-day for Bilboa, Spain.
Magistrate Daley fined Perry Murray,
coored, fifty cents for disOrdcrly conduct.
George Willis Ind charge of II crowd of
fishermen, who caught Gil fish ut Angus
tine Pier yesterday.
4 special train Of three cars went down
the Delaware road to day with mumburs
OF the Philadelphia police forco and their
wives en- route to their annual camping
ground at Ocean City.
A. Y, Humes will spcnd Sunday with
Philadelphia friends.
Harry J. Young Of Chester, has return.
ell home after visit to friends here.
Miss Alice Brnlnard Is Visiting Mrs.
John Blizzard, Of Chester.
Harry Wamsloy, Of Boston, is visiting
his mother here
Rev, Mr. Divinish OF St. Georges, Ia in
town to-day.
Isaac 7. johnson, Hugh Garland and
Allen b. Clement, who have been in Eu.
ropc, sail for home to-day.
Librarian Willis $ Sewall, of the Free
Library, will attend the Convention Of
The American Library Association in
Cleveland next wcok.
KEY. U. II. BuddingtOn has returned
home from Centre Grafton, Conn.
J. Poulson Chandler is lying very low
ut his home near CGntryville, Chrisi lana
Hundred from an attack of cholera NOR
bus. As he Is in his Slth year, his recov.
CRY is scarcely probable.
Tomorrow will be the last chance of
visiting Washington Park and Atlantic
City via. pCnnsgruve, n. j.
Mr., William II Brown Of Chester, Pa,
is visiting relatives in our city.
Miss May Thompson and sister Rosa
have returned home from their summer
vacation.
John McBridcs horse ran away from
Front and Market streets yesterday after.
noon but did no damage outside of break.
ing the wheel Of the wagon.
Peach shipments to date number GIL
carloads.
The farmers of Brandywinc Hundred
Will give Il harvest home ut Shclpot on
Sept. 10.
Frank Russell, W. & n Railroad
brakeman, was caught in II frog yesterday
and hnd his foot INJURED
Adolphus Cubbnge and Clarence Wilson
have escaped from the Ferris Industrial
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-29

great many Of the inlcts about the city
arc sending forth sewer gus to such ex-
tent that it is noticeable and annoying.
The danger to the public health Is immi-
ntnt and the matter should be attended
to. Tho inlets are 50 constructed that tho
water in them will run off when it reaches
certain level, This is 50 because enough
water is supposed to be in the meets to
keep 1t up to the mark and so keep tho gas
from backing up. The ful! Drain has not
b'en SUFFICIENT to Keep enough water In
the inlGts to keep them up to the work
and they should be flushed and So cleaned
out.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-29

The annual encampmcnt of the Grand
Army of tho Republic will be held at st.
Paul, Mimi, next week and this afternoon
the Delawareans will go there over the
Baltimore and Ohio r. R. The party inl
cludcs, Department Commander, w. b.
Norton; Assistant Adiutant General
j. A. BRYAN. Post Commander DAME.
Ross; Elwood Craig, w. W. Worrall, Mr.
and Mrs. J. S. Preston, Mrs. G. Murphy
and motherJ J. L. Litzenberg, Mr.. and
Mrs. G: w, Stradley, Charles Griffin and
J Ohn w Wurrall Of Mil Greek Hundred
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-29
Z eIInhnfll

Congressman Willis preached an abs
sermon to large audience in the Taber.
naole at Rchoboth camp last Sunday NOR.
ming. j. II Addicks was among the hear.
ers, At the close OF the sermon, the entire
lndebtednass on the Tabernacle was lifted,
kev.P Il Rawlins preached in the after.
noon and Rev. Neese at night The camp
closed with memorial service on Tuesday.
Heartfelt tributes of respect wcro rendered
ttha memories Of Capt Thomas Truxton
Kev' IT, Stevenson Bishop Wayman, Row
l. n: Bell, Mrs. Olive Vessels Miss
Nora Warrington Mr.. Thomas Mallalieu
and wife, Mrs Alfred Scott and Mr.. iona.
than Collins. Among those who particl-
pated in these exercises were: Rows. G. II.
Neese. G: W. Prettyman, Y. G. Smoot,
Dr. Weidorman and Messrs. 4. B. Schel.
lengar AM G. H. Mason.
The camp closed with Tuesdays exer-
eises but services were conducted on
thursday afternoon, Rev. DIR. w. Il.
avery,of Incorporating an able sermon.
A song service was also held on Thursday
evening. Rehoboth's camp this year moro
than met the expectations Of the most
Sanpuine,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-29
Baby Deaths AlhiD J
TINY 'Stomachs Give Out,
Diarrhea Follows.
Utmost Strength Needed to With
stand Hsat Of August.
Lactated Food Keeps Them Stur-
dy, Well Fed and Steadily
Growing.

These feverish days and nights make II
bies.
1t cannot be impressed too often nor too
strongly upon parents that August Is the
most deadly month for children, especial
ly for those under and for babies going
through their second summer, and that
now is the time when yonng children need
the most wholesome, nourishing, and pal
atable diet that can be procured for them.
Lactated food Is recognized all over the
country as the most nourishing, strength
ening, easily digested, and palatable food
that can be given the baby.
Hot weather must not be allowed to
weaken the chid's digestion nor prevent
its eating heartily. Many parents, know
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-29

LEwEs, Del, Aug IS. --Captain &. w.
Flowers, the chief officer of the British
Steamship Earnwell died this morning az
the United States Marine Hospital of
Smallpox. The Others who were landed
are convalcscing, and appear to bu on a
fair road to recovery
Tho Earnwell will remain at anchor off
the Recdy Island Quarantine Station for
an indefinite period, and until tho period
of danger has been passed. All of her crew
have beean vaccinated and Jets of sui.
phuriC acid gas have been forced through
tho vessel to thoroughly fulnigato every
part of her
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-29

Purncll &. Scott of Broome and Oal,
streets, Is lying in critical condition,
from an ailmont bordering on Bright's
disease. His condition is such that his
mind is unbalanced to such degree that
he recognizes no one. He raves at periods
during which the combined strength OF
four men is required to hold him. Mr..
Scots illness had It's origin in wound,
winch he received several years ago in an
explosion while il the employ OF tho w
d. \. Railroad Company,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-29
A Complaint from SorkIyn.

Complaint is made that some substance
is killing the fish in Red Clay Greek and
th,y are lying along the stream In con
siderable quantities. Last yonr there was
an epidemic Of typhoid fever in this sec.
ton from the above or some other cause,
and several families suffered greatly. 1t
is feared that u repetition of tho disease
may be experienced. Whatever the cause,
it should, if possible, he removed, Secre-
tary Frazer, of the State Board Of Health,
should visit the ncighborhood and look
into the matter
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-29

Tomorrow is big Quarterly and tho
coloied population is making preparation
for entertaining the largest crowd Of col
urcd friends that has been in Wilmington
for many years While many will como
TO attend The church services, which will
he held in the church on French street be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets, there
will be the usual quota on pleasure bent.
1t is these that the police have to contend
with and for their especial benefit an ext:
force will go On tonight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-29
Very Up to Date.

"Nouy years ago, said the jubilee ora
tor lit was "eid of lis that we wc1o the
Inhabitants Of one horse town. Today
we Sy.nl wish the stigma removed. As
We lHuk f1rih On OR streets and SEQ the
m"rrJ Bicycle Grd the diEliIlcu gasoline
carriage elefiinH To and fro we say with
conscious pride that We AZ" u orc horse
tu"0 ~ l"uScr. The last horse has blcn
hanis.c,,, and NC arc 4 modern, up to date,
~ hal town of tic first class, '-Cincin-
na;i Inquirer
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-29

Slxty-three business men. friends of A.
S. Whitcsell, last evening gave him din
ner at Jester and Lodges restaurant he
going to New York to engage in the
commission business. The affair was .of
informal character and an enjoyable occa
sion There were speeches by s. Cam,
Thomas Shewbrooks, j. G. Wigglesworth
j. +, Davis and others. This was the
menu:
Oysters on half shell
Fried oysters Chicken salad
Cold ham Cold tomatoes
Rolls, coffee, fruit,
Ice cream. Cigars.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-29

John 7. Dlckey will bo in his office at
the Court House on Monday for the pur-
pose Of receiving capitation tax. All in.
debted to the county should call and at
tend to this matter If they wish to vote a.
the coming election A hint to the wish
insufficient. Mr.. Dickey is willing nd
ne should not bs kept waiting.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-29

James Edmunson, tenant on the farm
Of the Misses Evans, south Of Newark, had
a valuable 4ycar-old colt stolen from his
place II few nights ago. Some one stated
that tho thief passed through Rosevlle
with the horse about 10 O'Clock Monday
night, but further than that no traces of
the thief or animal has been learned.
Newark seems to be Il favorite locality for
horse thieves, and what is still more re-
markuble, but fcw of tho animals have
ever been recovered, although great
efforts have been put forth for that pur-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-29

The leap year dance given by the ladies
Of Middlctown ut Augustine Pier last
night was Il very notable event Mrs. II.
A. Poole, Miss Blanche Cochran and Miss
Edith Derrickson were the committee on
arrangements, and tho patrons wcro
Mcssr.. H. A. Pool, William Il. Reynolds
and William Brady.
Thirtyiive couples enjoyed themselves.
They were from Wilmington, Newark,
Dover, Chesapeake Cityand Ellton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-29

There was held last night the regular
weekly meeting of the Union Republican
Club, at which routine business was trans
acted and m address delivered by Robert
c. Fraim. This afternoon the First and
second District Committees will meet.
Next week it is proposed to begin u more
aggressive campaign.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-29

IN memory
or Rev. John A. DeRuyter who died Au.
gust 81, 1896.
Another soul from earth has flown,
To meet Gods angels at His throne,
And loud to sing the praises there,
Or him who hears our smallest prayer,
Now He saw fit to call him home,
To dwell with Him in His kingdom,
a good priest was he, kind and true,
Favors always willing to do.
God called him when little child,
10 join OF earth His holy guild.
He heard Gods voice and studied hard.
A model he was lks st. Bernard
Crowned with patience deep In his heart.
From him harsh word never would part.
monument exists on this earthly place
To him who exalted the colored race.
When the cold death sweat drops from
his brow,
And his eyes are closed to us beloy,
May he return to God and say,
Thy will not mine be done, pray
h. l.. Am.
COMPOSED by n mnmher of r 7, A
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-29

Aliens ioot-faSe, II powder for the foot.
II cures painful, swoiic n. slnarting feet and
Instantly takes the sting ont Of corns and
'niohs n'sibr great est O j'hior discovery
OF tho age. Aliens Foot. Ease makes tight
h'tlng or new shoes Feel ensy. II Is certain
cure for sweating. caioils and hot, tired a he
ina feet. Try It today. Sold by oil drug
p's.s and shoe stores &c sent by mail for
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AI!"D S 0imsted. lie hoy. N. Y. .0Im'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-29

George Rulard who recently Went to
Chester from his city in search of work
fond trouble ot II nature that he did not
anticipate Yesterday his wife procured IL
warrant tor his arrest on Il charge OF de-
sertlon and non support. Ballard was
arrested rs soon as ha dcharked from the
steamer Havana after II pleasant trip to
the fishing banks. He spent the night in
the lookup and was given trial this
moru!uI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-29

As soon As the news was published in
the REPUBLICAN yesterday that two parks
would be opened along the route OF the
New Castle electric railway applications
for stands began to pour in to Mr.. Wag-
nor He stated to a reporter to-day that
a. applications have already been filed,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-29

Edward B. Riley, No 2aS King street,
has returned from a three weeks trip to
the State of Maine. He is looking we'll
and Is NOW ready for business.
Mrs. Elmer ID. Vernon has gone to Lo
cus5 Grove, Md, where she will spend
week or ten days.
Mrs. Rhees Bradford has gone to Wood
stock Farm, Easton. Md, where she will
stay two weeks.
Rev. o. q. Buddington returned from
Centre Groton, Conn, Friday, and will
preach In his pulpit tomorrow, both
morning and evening.
Mis-: Mabel r. johnson left the city to.
day for Pittsburg, where she will visit her
aunt. Mrs. Il. ]. Ashley.
A. s. Whitesell, prominent Whining
ton commission merchant, will leave to-
morrow for the West, and last night a
number of his associates in business gave
dinner in his honor at Jester a. LODGE
restaurant, on East Fourth street.
Miss Caroline Aker of Delaware City is
entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mellon
ough of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Ruth Nansant and granddaughter
OF Sassafras have returned home after a
visit to friend, in this city.
Mrs Fred Price of this city is visiting
III Delaware Clty
Miss Mary Dunlap OF this city is visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. Brown, Of Della
ware City.
Miss Mamie McCloskey of this city is
spending some time with Mrs. W. X.
Bender of Port Penn.
Miss Dunlap is visiting Mrs. A. J. Brown
Of Delaware City,
Miss Elsie Price of Delaware City has
returned home after II pleasant visit to
friends in this city.
Miss Lille March is spending her vaca-
tion at Delaware City.
Miss Laura Morrell Of Newport has re-
turned from pleasant visit to friends at
Lyndcll.
WIN. Priest and Miss Mabel Seminar
are visiting friends at Strickersvillc, Pa.
The Newark Cycle club picnickcd at
London Britain.
Mrs. A. G. Pierce and son, Mrs r. l
Sharpe and daughters, Mrs Howard Mast,
have returned IRON II visit to West
Chester.
Our populace will stand in admiration as
it secs
The dragon when it wlggies on your BAN
ner in the breeze.
We grew weary Of Napoleon. Gentle
! Trlby had hct day,
And we yawn ut any mention of the weird
Cathode Ray.
There is an aching rpiA where once our
Civilizations rang.
So prythee lineor, BE- our fad, good
rtT Hung
Chang.
Miss Willie Pierce, who has been spend
~, ia ia IL.
turned home.
Miss Alice Sharpe. who has been visit
Ing her aunt at Dilwurthtown, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Reynolds has moved to Prospect
Pa,
Mrs. W, P Scull and Mrs. Hampton of
Chester are the guests Of Mrs. Archer of
Riyeryiew.
Mrs L. L. Ewing i, visiting in this city.
Miss Edna Dpugherty OF this city is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. \. X. Warner Of
Ekton,
Miss Alice Miller is visiting at RandaIia.
VIM T. Giles of Eil;ton has been visiting
in this city.
Mr. aud Mrs VIII Pryor have returned
home FROM Il visit - friends ut Chesapeake
City.
Arthur Chambers spout Thursday in
Rising sun, Nd.
Miss Rosa Thompson, who ha, been
visiting at Pennington Nj has returned
home.
Mrs. Miller Barton Of Newark Is spend
ing few days with friends in this city
George Reynolds is visiting friends at
Georgetown
Mrs Irculusun William of this ritv ia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-29

"Ong Of the hardest things in making
speech, " said the Old campaigner, ais to
say just what you mean"
Yes, was the reply; that's pretty
hard, But once In awhile it, good deal
harder 10 mean just what you say. -
Washington Stur
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-29
Go to Walther Il Go. TO have your cars
Iuua rcpuireu


Complaint is made Of the condition Of
tho Eleventh street bridge. Notwithstand.
ing the repairs recently made IL Is still in
dangerous condition, the plank being so
rotten that II horse Is liable to break
through ut any time. Tho Levy Court
should sec that new planks are laid down
and tho crossing may be perfectly safe in
the future,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-29

During the last two weeks of September
an extra weekly meeting will I've held in
Rrandywine NJ. +. Church, Twenty second
and Market streets.
A civil service examination for deputy
collectors ana inspectors Of customs will
he b CID in this city on Oct. 10.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-29

Oliver Williams, w. II. S. Priohett. IT.
Schrnck, f. W. Todd NJ 5. Todd. Georre
X. Ruddcrt, Walter d. Bush, Jr., Court
woodward and j. Weathcrby, Jr.
OF The Wilmington Wheel club rode last
night in the bicycle parade OF the West
Chester wheelmen there. They mado q
very creditablc display.