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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-12-18

In some Of the farming districts
of China pigs are harnessed to
small wagons and made to draw
them.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-12-18
FOR SALE.

Corner of Lunalilo and Pensacola streets,
Eiye Lots, IS feet by l25 feet each. The
,a.Ost desirable residence property for sale
a,n the plains. For terms apply to
!zg-tf Il Il. UENDRY.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-12-18
TO LET.

Partly furnished the residence OF 4. r.
Hendry. corner Kinau ard Pensacola
streets. House contains eight rooms and
hns all the modern conycniences. Large
ETpunds.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-12-18
For Sale.

Three Lots with Comfortable
and Tasty Cottages thereon situ-
ate on Makiki street, near Bsreta-
MIA, Honolulu. The yards are
planted with Shrubs and Orna-
mental Trees. Will be sold to-
gether or separately. Apply to
j. ALFRED MAGOON.
476-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-12-18
Kapah'l]u Lots
Near Kapiolani Park !

Buses will leave the corner of King and
Fort streets On Sunday, December goth, at 2
p m and m, taking passengers free of
charge to view these lots. 4S0-3t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21

n There is probably no colorrd man in tho
city who has had tho welfare Of the edu.
oAtfenal advantages of the children Of his
raco at heart than has SLunsbury Murray,
Jr,, the we'll known and highly esteemed
East Front street resident.
\ Mr. Murray has always taken an inter.
est In the State College for Colorcd Stu.
dents at Dover, and it was he who five
years ago saw the necessity of aud advo.
! Gated the appointment of II Gulored pro
I fessor to succeed Professor Webb. Acting
on his suggestion the trustees secured
Professor Jayson and since tho institution
mas made greater progress than at any
time In Its history.
Likewise the interests of tho Howard
School of this city have commanded his
highest consideration and that ronsdern.
Sion has never lacked. He has always
stood with those prominent ColOrcd mon
who have seen the desirabllity If a change
IN that institutions principalship, aud
mas ever been alive to all that has trans.
prod there
|. When Miss Edwina B. Kruse, the pres.
emf principal, said several years ago that
She would have Miss Francis II. Lewis,
then the second assistant, out Of the school
at the risk of her life, which by the wny
followed, Mr. Murray had u picture Of
the school, taken 50 Interested was.hc in it,
, The dismissal Of Miss Lewis, 1t will be re-
membercd, was after she had passed an
examination and stood 80 per cent for her
leadership.
The picture Mr.. Murray still has and
now has it for all his friends who wish to
SEQ 1t. The picture is hand ,o.lln ono and
shows the children grouped about tina
Institution. They were standing then and
Mr.. Murray laconically declares they have
been standing since.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21
OUR OCEAN GROVE LETTER

~, OCEAN GROVE, n, j., July 81, 1895
Tho weather here is slightly warmer in
iact very warm when u breeze is not blow
ing from the ocean.
Tho Epworth League Of the Second DIG
trict was in session from Thursday until
Monday. They are Il very nice. sober and
an earnest lot, aud their meetings have
been quito interesting
Ihere were several handsome arches
erected in the park for tho Chautauuua
procession to pass through.
They were made Of Cedar trees bent to.
gethcr at tho tops.
The Young Peoples meeting was well
attended. Rev. Charles Tatman and H.
u. Scudday of Texa, were tho principal,
speakers. DR.. Y. l.. Poulson, of BROOKLYN:
George ). Moot, J. Willis Ii ghbourne, o.
New York, Rev. j. III. Knowles, secretary
OF the American Sabbath Union; Mrs. HI
4. McEwen, New York, and Mrs. J. H..
Knowles, secretary of theWoman's Nation.
al sabbath Alliance. were among the
prominent speakers to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Gambrill arc registered
at the Majestic.
Miss Etta u. Jones of Dover has her
autograph on the Pierre House register
4, Edward Amos and wife are stopping al
Che Albatross.
Miss Lillian V. Alexander, Miss Mamts
Hall, Miss Idle Alexander and DR.. and
Mrs % =. GS ke5. from ElktOn, arc also
at the Albatross.
The people were pleased with the SEN
mon of the Rev DR.. Hulburd, pastor .ol
Grace NJ. Il, Church, Wilmington, Del.
The Rev. T. +, Martindao of Milford,
was here and took part in the Epworth
League proceedings.
The Rev. +. Burdcttc Short, one of tho
Vice Presidents failed to put in his app
rearnacc. We suppose he is busy looking
after his Harrison Street charge
II has certainly been busy week and =
some excellent meetings have taken pace[,
w s "
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21

Chairman Obcrlcy, of tho Crcmatory
Conmittre Of City Council, and Clerk
William i. Morrison of the body left thi S
city today on an extended trip through
out tho Eastern States. The object of the
trip is to make another inspection of the
crematnriCs Of the cities.
Scvcra! weeks ago Clerk Morrison went
south IN an inspection tour, and while tho
clenatori"s in that section are said to be
thc kr5t IN the country, they would not do
Tor wilmington, principally because Of
the TACT that they are the best money can
buy.
a route Of small cities has been map
pea ont and it is the plants of these that
inc Chairman Of the committee of the To-
Cal Council desires TO see. Tho trip will
cover about a weeks time and when the
Inspectors return they will have much for
Council and its unlimited finances to
work upon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21
Brnrdywire Summit Camp.

Several families came out to camp to.
day, amongst the number being NJ r. Fred
Mainnrln.
Grorge +. Ncrnon's family have been
teuting hero for II week past
Charles Il. Gooding, the Eighth street
real estate broker, will soon be on the
camp with his interesting family.
Some forty families arc already on the
ground and make things look cnmplike!
Everybody is enjoying themselves and
haring good lazy timo. Fancy dressing
is tHbOoci.
It PaHis boarding tent is in full blast
Mndel the management of Mrs james 7.
Tong
Camp begins on August Bird and con.
tinues until the 18th.
Several OF the tcnters drive cut and in
from camp daily and say that the ride ID
an citing one.
We think IN outing in the woods Is ore
OF Gods medicines for the young folks al d
The Old folks as well. 1t is n change from
home lie and little on tho "roughing
II ordcr. Good health is what brings
happiness, CT at least it should.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21

The Harlan & Hollingsworth Companv
Is without an order for Il new vessel and
consequently there Is little doing in the
YARD beyond making repairs. In this re.
spcct the company has been quito forth.
nate, as some ten or twelve vessel, have
como in for repairs within a few weeks
me big steamer Earnwood arrived on
sunday, and although two tugs had her
III tow she narrowly escaped Il serious col
ilSlon with the abutments or draw Of
Market street bridge She made some
thHbcrS crack, but fortunately little dam
age was done
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21
Dots,


William X uutf had his toe, mashed nv
abicycle last night
/, Edward Rignry fell from a Lancaster
avonuo car ut scott street last niAht and
bndly cut bis head
Another commission to assess DAMAGE,
20 the property OF Frauci4 5 Law, "A Dor
ttion OF which Ia wanted for park Dur.
sposos, will meet on Thursday,
J. A new flag polo was erected at Farm.
hurst asylum Yesterday,
John A. Smith Of Wilmington and
Perneltty Wells Of Gumborough have been
granted original pensions
Tho Police Commission mot Inst night
and transacted routine business.
The Salvation Army will BEGIN a scrir,
weeks.
The peach crop In Delaware this year is
estimated will be over 9,Q1O, 900 baskets
MT. Thomas johnson has one of the Nc
kiniey gold bug badges, When yol. press
" the wings fly opcn having the photo, Of
Mckinley and Hobart on them,
Miss Anna Barney, Of Cossurt, Pa re-.
burned homo today after a visit 10 trrnd,
In Beverly n j
Harry Conrad has eight students at law.
Mr. Lewis Armiirong, Levy Couv,man
who has boon on he sics, list for the ptst
zen days, was able to drive into our civ
this morning Tho genial Levy Cuurtnnn
pays he thought he was going to take the
long Journey this time but providence in
Its all wise rulings brought him back
again to this life, H. fncls better but not
yet Ike q two yehr Old colt.
Mrs. William J Lackcy and danpht
are visiting Miss Florence KemLIc AT
Lambcrtyille, n J.
Ethel NJ. Parson of West Fourth stree.
has COMO to Baltimore to spend few
weeks with Miss Ola Baton
Since, Garrottson has been lc,oyerjny
and IN few moro wpsks will be able r6
leave the institution n sound man. owing
Ets existence TO the surgical nl!luies Of
the eminent Philadelphia professor
Miss Gertrude Robinson and Mis- L,ulo
Scott are visiting ut Air Reese Eortulan
to-day,
Miss Eleanor T Patterson, Of B,s,o,
H spending tho summer with her sister,
MIS-. Carlo Il. Rankin, this city, sLo will
Visit Phi!adelphio, Baltimore, ana Wash
ihgton, D, G,
j. W. Walters clothor, and family are
Occupying their G rttpgn IN Atlantic CIV
Vhey will be pleased l. have thea. uu.uy
friends call.
The Republican, nomination election
Will pc hold on saturday, August |, for
members Of the Legislature, lew Court
and other hundred officers. The Union
Republican Club VIII work hard for the
o0e' iiieh' - assGa-. H3Ea
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21

4 Superior Company This weok.

This resort is gaining rapidly in popu-
lartty, and, judging from the nature Of
She entertainment provided, the manage
ment seem determined to enter into earn.
l est competition with the leading amuse-
ment places Oh the Delaware river. The
4 New Century Troubadours began weeks
L engagement yesterday and presented the
pest bill of vaudeville that has been here
this season,
p The company contains score of excep.
tionally clever performers, notably, the
Edisons, In their select musical concert;
Herr and Miss Baggenson, marvellous Jug.
.giers; Mignonette, graceful duneuse;
tho Whites, in athletics; Louise Dempsey,
operatic singer, and Z. j. Kenyon, sensa.
tional equilibrist. Large audiences were
~ attendance yesterday at both perform.
ances, The open theatre permits free ac.
cess OF the river breezes with delightful
results. Steamboats, leave foot Of Fourth
street ut p. m, returning leave iulnedi.
ately after the performance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21

Mrs. Harriet Clark, aged 81 years, who
was operated upon by doctors Slaughter
and Irwin NJ. Finn, and Nichy, of Phila.
delphla. for cancer on Tuesday, ut Ninth
and Washington streets, died last even
ing, Mrs. Clark had tho very best Of caro-
and attention up to the hour Of her death.
Two trained nurses from the Homeopa.
thlc hospital were in attendance
Undertaken Samuel Wilson took charge
OF the body. The lady made a will and
left some T. cen thousand dollars to her
grand daughter The doctors after cut.
ting the patient open found 1t would re
suit fatal to make the operation as il
would be only question Of few days
until death relieved her of her suffer.
ings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21

The camp tlceting being held on Scott
street near Fourteenth was very nulucr.
ously attended on sunday, aud one or two
persons proIes5cd conversion The meet.
ing; will be continued every evening this
week The following ministers will
preach: This evening, Rev Mr. MARSHALL
tomorrow evening Rev. Mr. Spencer, of
Zion A NJ L Church.
On Thursday evening the salvation
Army is expected t. be pre,eut. Oh Friday
evening Rev. Mrs, Burris is expected to
preach and on saturday evening, Rev r
- C9bas Of Lexington, Va, will lecture
On Race Pride and Saciol Equality" All
are Invited Rev +. e, Scott, preNcncr in
charge
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21
; BLo0a gLqI REMOVED.
To do II Prof I.nPlnce Had 10 Rcn, i've tho
Skull ani Lift the Brain.

Professor Ernest LaPlaco, of the Medco.
Chirurgical College of Philadelphia, has
performed the most difficult operation on
n man that can be conceived OF. 1t Is the
removing of patients fractured skull,
raised the brain and cut out blood clot
which existed at the base of the brain
The patient Is Wesley Garrettson, the col.
orcd stevedoro who on July 2 fell down
the hatchway of II barge as she was moored
to King street wharf.
AT the time of the injury, 1t was bel'ev.
ed that the man would not live day, yet
careful nursing prolonged his life until u
consultation of physicians could be held,
They determined that the only course that
could save the mans life. was the opera.
ton suggested by Dr. LaPlaco and which
was performed at tho Delaware Hospital u
few days ago.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21

Inc satisfactory condition of tlnAn.
cial affairs throughout tho country has
caused some cautious persons in Wllrnlup-
ton to commence hUnriing gold.
They are of the number who generally
purchase stock or bonds with thor spare
oaIl a., but are unwilling to take the risk
OF investing money in securities while the
outcome of the agitation over the silver
question Is uncertain. Gold is now at a
small premium and when obtained for
hoardlng it Is storad away not to be
Drought forth agnin until the fuancia
and political horizons have cleared
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21
Repair This Sidewalk.

Property owners In particular and pod
estrians in general want &c tnOw when
tho Street and sewer directors will devote
JHst little attention to a portion of tho
sidewalk on King street between 18th and
lith streets.
This piece of pavement is overgrown
with weeds, which get their life from q
clay bank overlooking the walk The
property owners adjoining sent up howl
three months ago but no notice has boen
taken. Now that tho street has been
paved everybody thinks tho sidewalk
should be repaired
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21

Ex Register Of Wills Cooch wa: in town
this morning and as usual brought along
with him his bright smile and gcaial
disposition.
The cx.rcgistcr Is now farming near
CoDch's Bridge and last week tLrtshed his
~ ncrca OF wheat which yielded him
50 bushels to the acre,
He has other wheat lands, and good
yiolds wcrr oh ain'd from ali the crops.
Mr. Cooch says the army worm IN. not
reached his section anl hopes they will
never,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21
HAVE A TEST CASE
Saloon Keeper Charged With Sell
ing to a Habitual Drunkard..
COWARD MULvEY ASSAULTED
William II. Dolan Held For the Upper
Court Ga The Charge of Obtaining
Money Under Eals, Prutenses.


Money Under Falls, pretenses.
Court Crer Heal this morning at q
o'clock was either crying, Heigho lads, OF
| Where Is Louie" as he sailed last even
ing on the Cuban flbuster His place In
the City Court was ably supplied by Off.
Ger John Lorrgan.
After two cases of common 3 DRINKS
were disposed of, jeremiah sullivan was
charged with assault and battery on Ed
ward Mulvey
Neddy walked from the dock to the wit,
ness stand and deposcd that on July II ho
went to Sulliyan's saloon and that the
latter struck him on the face, causing him
to fall on the steps His head Is still sore
from the eifosts of the fall On June 10
Neddy lost $3.50 and the bartender in.
formed him that tho money had been
found. Sullivan gave him II dollar Mt
night and next morning gave him an.
other
He treatotcd Sullivan, his bar tender and
himself and received 70 cents change. On
last Friday he went to Sullivan and asked
Tor his money and was assaulted
John Council deposed ho found $40 in
the yard the morning after Nctldy slept on
the bench He gave 1t to his employer,
who In turn gave it to Mulvey. lie cor.
roborated NcIdy in regard to the treat.
sullivan took the stand and deposcd he
gave Mulvey all the money his bartond-
or found. jim Connolly found more
money, but he did not know how much.
Ho acknowledged that he showed Mulvey
out and that no fell on the steps Judge
Ball felt that n saloonkcepcr had no right
I" strike or throw out n man after he tax.
eli his money anu imposed fine Of $40 and
costs.
Hc~was then held in $500 bail for hear.
ing 30 morrow morning on tho charge of
selling to hahitnal drunkard Thi. is
the first case wherein n saloon keeper has
pcen charged in court with selling to u
man on tho list.
A list of habitual dr,inkarls was fur.
nlshed to all the saloons and they were in.
formed that il found to be selling to any
OF the men, that they would lose their IL
cense
William H. Dolan was held in $500 basil
for the upper court to answer the charge
OF obtaining money under false prctense,
Miss LiaAio Sterling deposed that she
paid Dolan 80 cents On account of n great
olter to have photographs taken on last
Friday. Tho man did not turn UP at tho
appointed time. He represented himself
as an agent for Cummings & Co., 3O2 Mar.
kct street
James J. Winfield deposed he was con.
nected with Cummings and that the re.
celpt given was none of the firms and
That the man never was authorized to act
for his firm.
Dolan took the stand and depOscd that
l!iwton was his companion and that rs
Cummings had n good reputation thny
travelled upon it and took the photo.
graphs themselves
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21

Rev. Harvey Ewing, who fills u pulpit
at Port Deposit, Nd, created quite lut.
ter IN his congregation Sunday. Tho
reverend gentleman made his advent into
the pulpit, arraycd in linen suit instead
Of the conventional black suit that Meth.
odlst ministers are accustomed to appear
before their congregation, to expound to
them the teachings Of the gospel.
Tho new innovation in the pulpit by
Methodist divine was occasioned by
visit to his house by thieves on Saturday
night last, completely cleaning the minis
ter out of his clothing and provisions. llo
came to our city on Monday, visited orr
clothing houses and purchased the necus-
sary wardrobe to preach in the pulpit on
Sunday next In the conyential bluck.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21

Mr. George Carter Editor Of the Even.
ing jonrnn' was wearing "A Mckinley por.
TRAIT protection 81 button at Squire
Sa-'"'s Office yesterday afternoon He
accepted i, iroma RErl&LlcNN repro cent.
n'ivr on condition If wearing it twenty.
iIo is II gold bug and will Of COURSE
vote with from twenty-five to fftY l,r
cent Of tn" Democrats for Nj W.nl.y, la.
t.UHal l0lDr and prosperity.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21

There was fun at the Jennings, House
last night among a number of the friends
of DR., j. =. Iuill, which was everything
but humor for that gentleman.
The doctor fell asleep in front Of tho
hotel and while he was in that condition
his friends dnubcd his face with burnt
cork, which gave him the appearance Of IL
freak.
When he learned that the joke was on
him he became SO angry that some one
sail Ii was dangerous to breathe there
abouts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21

The Olympia Iigh-class Speciality Com
pany opened ut Union Park last evening.
team, Hickey and Nelson, comedians, dan
GERS, high kickers and grotcsque panto.
mimists, in the act entitled "Twisted and
Tangled" The petite dancer, Miss Millie
Clinton, is wonder, and keeps the audi.
enca spell bound during her performances.
lndlcy and Harris musical team wero
held over by request, also the banjo OK
ports and singers, making it two hours
show, one of the most laughablc and en-
Joyable that has ever visited us. Look out
Tor next week S show Deacou, great cleo
trio act and slide for life 500 feet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21

Weary William-WragS!s we aro I'M.
done by science. Tho five days without
food yarn don't do any more
Wraggles-Whats happened
Weary William--WlIcn l tried the old
gag on lady up the street, she turned the
X rays on mo and discovered tho four
pounds Of cake another woman gave me O
few hours before london Arswcrs :.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21

ATLANTIC CITY July 2D-H. w. Hollo.
way the w"llknown Philadelphan, is
aiSlhg nj ms cmItngc on North Delaware
bicycle which he was trying 70 mnstor
and fractured his left ley in three Ilnces
Early this morning a high fever set in
ana the physicians notified his wife that
she might prepare for the worst. The pn
rents OF the dying man have been mott
AIu OIL tHr condition and are expected to
arrive hero this morning
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21

Berlin, Md, is much stirred up over n
shooting and cutting aifray which took
place ut q picnic few miles from that
town. Three men were cut with knives,
one man was shot through tho liver and
girl was also shot. The fight was be.
tween William Coffin, Stanton Adkins,
John Coffin and Henry Jones'
John Coffin fired the shot that lodged in
Jones side, from tho effects of which he
will probably die. The parties are well
connected. The affair started over girl
us II part of an old grudsc. Two men
have been arrested and were lodged in
Salisbury jail last night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21

10 on Scott choir excursion to Ca,
May, Wednesday, July %
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21

Mrs, Sallic Murphy, who with num-
ber If friends has been enjoying life in q
cabin at PrnnsgrOyr for several weeks,
thi, morning met with an accident which
resulted in compound Fracture Of the left
leg below the knes.
TA@ accident was result of tho break
ing u step lending t. tho cabin. Mrs.
Murphy WAS brought over On the steamer
tlriGa and sent to thu Delaware Hospital.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21

Turnkey Little to-day arrested Herman
Mundcll, of Philadelphia, on the charge Of
ceiling whips without \ license. The oil
Ger saw the man on King street pcddling
whips and Immediately arrested the ped
dler and the man to whom he sold whip.
The last mentioned person will appear us
witness against Mundell tomorrow
morning lu the city court. Tho police
will break up pcddlng without a license
in this city
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21
Tho SlnIIE InNeIs

! governor Watson has refused to grant
pardon to the 5 NJ Takers now In injI ot
Qlyer. Tic Single Takers complain Of
ipe law and fTe OF the advocates Will 20
TO Dover this evening ard a,tempt to hold
m2oting Thy are sure to meet with
The same reception which tho other men
received
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21

Captain Samuel J. Wood, who di, d al
Chester few days ago and whose body
will be inferred in kiycyview Cemetery,
this city, this Afternoon, is well known
here
lie organized Company l, Second Della
ware Regiment, and before tho close of the
war, became identified with the l75th Regi
nGnt Volunteers, With whom he ROMAN,
ed uUtll the close Of the rebellion He was
Il member of Sm!th Post &. A. K and also
CT Lafayette Lodge
Services were held this morning at tho
late home of the Captain Alaggc NUM-
Der OF friends Vowed the body before 1t
was put in The grave.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-21

Go on Scott choir excursion to Cane
May, Wednesday, July 20.