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Tho Lamb faction of the Repuphcah
marty are preparing TO make an ass nr,,,-
slye campaign for the ticket 'hey NOM"
rated in Lynchburg. iii, y.
Tho first step IN ms s,a o,'I hssdauarters
the establishment OF state heauqus, 49,
'''nich viii be opened in this city on Mon
aav AZ No 9l7 Bank street. Just VINO
all, be IN charge could not be learned
Inf Il IS understood that some OF those
who were faithful TO the convention
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-10

The vines and underground have form
ed such a hedge about this old tomb that
il is difficult to read it, and the roots
of adjacent trees have cracked its SIDES
while the slate slab is broken into three
pieces. and portions Of the, inscription
are entirely enaced. Surely some steps
should be taken to preserve from de-
struction the tomb of this distinguished
and exemplary character Of the early
history of the Eastern Shore OF VIZ
ginia
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A GOOD SECONDHAND GROCERY
DELIVERY Price, SIS. Ar ply
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The Fire Sale Store.
IMMENSE STOCKS THIS WEEK.

vhere. We buy fire stocks when
er-priced stocks have their resi-
ek brings for You:
Children's Suits, were to DO
sold for 1915, for. ........-S7.oo
Children's Suits, were to be
sold for IS, for. ............$1.5o
Mems Pants, wcrc to be sold
for sL65, for. ...............75c.
Mems Pants, were to be sold
for 50, for. $500
Mems Pants, elegantly made
and trimmed, were to be sold for
$3.50, for. s1.oo
Childrens Corduroy Pants
Tor. ............. ............ 45c.
Children's Wool Knee Pants,
were to be sold for SOC, for. 7sc.
Mems Underwear, were to be
sold for 39c., for .............1 roc.
Mems Underwear, were TO be
sold for SOC, for. 7sc.
Mems Fleece-Lined Under
wear, were to be sold for S9c.,
for. acc.
Mems All-Wool Red Flannel
Underwear, were to be sold for
81, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mems latest styles Dunlap,
Knox, and Youman shapes Derby
Hats, were 20 be sold for S2.25,
for. 49,. .SI.co
Mems latest styles OF Stiff
Hats, were to be sold for s3,
for. Si.5o
Boys latest styles of Turban
hats Tor. ............... .15Cs
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YOUNG LADY, WITH FOUR YEARS
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work. desires Position in or out OF city.
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Irregular prices, not like else,
ever and wherever possible. Unc
denoes with us. See what this we
Mems Suits in latest designs,
were to sell for So, for. ..S7.75
Mems Suits, were to be sold
for SO, for. -. $3.50
Mems Fine Imported CASH
meres and Cheviots, were to be
sold for S15, for. $500
Mems Fine Imported Worsted
Suits, we're to be sold for SIS,
for. So so
Mems Blue Kersey Overcoats,
slightly damaged, were bought
to be sold for So, for. $3.50
Mems Blue Kersey Overcoats,
bought to sold for S11, for. $500
Men $ Satln-Llned Overc0ats,
were to be sold for SIS, for. $3.50
Boys Long Pants Suits, newest
patterns, were to be sold for $3.50,
tor. .............. -. S2.5O
Boys Long Pants Suits, were
to be sold for 81, for. -. $3.50
Boys Long Pants Suits, were
to be sold for $1,000, for. $50
Children's Suits, were to be
sold for 81, ages 4 to IA, for Sr.co
Children's Suits, were TO be
sold for, $3.50, for. $r.35
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House, 1890 Floyd avenue: II rooms. bath.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Spence and Their
vOn, Howard returDed to their home in
Bridgeton, n. j., this afternoon after pIss
ing lew days with relatives in our city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-12
DEATHS.

LUTZ-On October IL, 1897 Elizabeth,
infant daughter of Frederick g. and
Elizabeth Lutz, aged 3 weeks and 3 days.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral from her parents resi-
dence, 10 East Tenth street on Wednesday
at = o'clock. Interment at Cathedral
Cemetery.
ALDRED-At Columbus, Ga, on October
II, 1897, james Aldrcd, aged 90 years.
Friends OF the family are invited to at
tend tho funeral services ut his late resi-.
denco 23lj Market street, on Thursday
afternoon at $50 O'Clock. Interment at
Lawrence, Mass.
DEAKYNE-At Chester, Pa, on tho 10th
inst, Edith G., daughter of William $.
aud Cora NJ. Deakync, aged 6 months
and days.
Relatives and friends nre respectfully
invited to attend tho funeral services on
Tuesday afternoon at $50 o'clock, at her
parents residence, No. 6O7 West Sixth
street, Chester Pa. Interment private. ~ =.
PHILLIPS-On October TO- 1897. Jane
Phillips, aged years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend tho funeral from tho resi-.
dence Of her nephew, Edward Abrahams
No. 1902 Chestnut street, on Wednesday.
Services at the house at 10 a. m. Inter-
mont at Woodland Cemetery. Carriages
will meet funeral at Broad street station,
Philadelphia, at l2.05 noon.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-12
WONDERLAND MUSEE.

The winter season Of this popular resort
opened yesterday with bill made up OF
sons Of Americas most representatlv
artists. The performance made an en-.
phatic hit and created most favorable
impression. Lack Of space prevents u de.
tailed description Of this excellent show.
but special mention should ba made OF the
clever work Of Harry Mcbride and Miss
Goodrich in ecceutric character comedy
and grotesque dancing thoir act l, one
that never tires you. Lawrence and Har.
rlngton In their quaint sketch illustrating
life on "rho Bowery" is anothee innova.
ton that is pleasing. Sam Lang and Dol
lie Sharpe In new act, the DAILY Sisters
In terpsichorean specialties, Chas Kenna.
in mimicry and monologue witticisms,
FREDDIE and Griffin musical mokes, Pongo,
the man monkey all made individual hits.
Besides tho above company Manager
Dockstader introduced the child wonder
little Gertlo Cochran 10 say that she
created a sensation would DO putting 1t
mild, her work Is marvellous and every per.
son should take tho time to see her. On
Friday afternoon every lady attending tho
performance will receive beautiful cabi-
net Of little Gertie free of charge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-12

n The civil service commissioners at Wash
ADgton will, tomorrow send to Attorney
General Mckenna their statement concern
Ting the civil service laws and regulation:
lRnd their application to deputy collectors
The commissioners cite many authorize.
Ito prove that deputy collectors are officers
of the Government; that tbey receive their
authority direct from the Secretary of the
1rsasury ana that they arc therefore ell
IAitled &to protection in Office under the
ltlvl service law and regulations us any
other employees of the Government.
This fact being established, the com
nissioners will thun argue that there can
Ibe no question that deputy collectors are
the appouteos Of the Secretary OF the
,Treasuly and that the collectors have
mother tho power to make appointments
nor removals. lfthis is upheld by the At
torney General, the commissioners claim
Chat all deputy collectors removed by Col
Hector Parlett can recover the amount Of
their Salaries from the Government by
presenting their claims to the Court Of
Appeals.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-12
WEDDING ANNIvERsANY.

There was q happy time at the home Of
r. G. Moody, No. $40 Orange street. last
evening, the occasion being the celebra-
ton Of the thirtieth anniversary Of the
wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. g Moody.
The interior of the house was profusely
adorned with ferns and plants.
Bowers orchestra In the parlor fur.
nished fine music, during the evening Al.
ter an enjoyable social time the guests sat
down to asupper. Tho table was taste:
fully set, in the centre being o column OF
fruit several feet high.
Among the largo number Of guests were
Sir. and Mrs. Lewis Moody, Miss Mary
Det,ling, Mr.. sd Mrs. j. W. Crossley,
Mr. and Mrs. David Snollenburg, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Lafferty. Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. New.
ell, Mrs. Susan Lafferty. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
G. Taylor. Mrs. Marie Newell. Miss Ella
Newell, John King, DR.. n. Harris, Mrs.
George Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Levy, Mr.. and Mrs S. Baeringer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis G. Moody, Jr., Miss Maud
Moody, John Tayler, Harry Taylor, Miss
Nellie Taylor, Miss Myrtle Newell, Miss
Beatrice Moody, Edward Newell, Robert
Newell, John McCaulley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Wolters, Max Snollenburg and Al
bert Snellenburg-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-12
An Improved Side Wheel.

Tho 1mpro ed Side Wheel, for propcll.
! ing steamboats,, invented by DR. VIM. II
Peunuck, for which II patent las been AZ.
| piled, was placed upon small boat aud
| launched on the Eranlywine liver, yes,ur-
| day morning, to test its woi king and PRO
polling power, to enable the inventor to
make any alterations that should be found
| necessary. before making II Trial tGst of
| its speed in the water On bang placed in
the stream and the machinery being put
| in motion by hand power alone, it quickly
commenced to glide upon the water, with.
out hitch or a jar, much TO tho gratiilre
| ton Of the inventor, as we'll as to all 9th :
ers who are interested IN tho invention
| Tho test being made by hand power entire
| y, the inventor was Obliged TO run the boat
ut low ratio OF speed, un account Of tho
boat having no wheel houses, and to avoid
being drcnched by the water which was
thrown up by tho heels. 70 Judge from
the manner in which the boat glilCd
through the water by hand power, it is al
most impossible to imagine how rapidly it
could be propelled by steam power.
| The machinery Is so constructed that
whilst tho boat Is running at full speed,
it can immediately be reversed and set
| running IN an opposite direction from
what it was formerly running. by tho
test made, it Wa found as the speed OF tho
boat was increased; tho power required to
| drive the machinery was essened, which is
| greatly in its favor. When the DR.. has it
| fully compile ed for thorough trial trip it
! will, beyond all doubt suporcedc all
: rincr invented wheels, for simplicity,
amiability and rapid propelling power.
The whocls ara So constructed that on
running through rough seas that tho
wheels on both silca Of tho boat will al
ways be in tho water, Which Is not tho
case with tho rd'nury side wheel steamers
I, Is claimed by the inventor, that steam
boat with those newly invented wheels
and machinery conuGGtcl Herewith, will
propcl boat through tho wator ut much
creator speed than has oYor hGrntoforeb eeh
done, and its trial "trip by hnnd power
alone this day, indicates that his predtG-
| ton will bu ver fled AN OBSERVER
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-12
CARD BASKET.

Andrew Moore, of this city will spend q
week in Boston. .
John Hooten left to-day for Bridgeton.
to visit Samuel Spencer.
Jacob S. Pettyjohn and daughter Mabel,
are at Nashville for week.
luMrs. Harry Green. of this city. Is dan.
gerously Ill with typhoid foyer.
DR.. Osborne will go to Honolulu nexs
month to remain during tho winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Roney have been
visiting relatives In Kenneth Square.
Miss Lilly Shaw. of New Castle is the
guest of friends in Chester. She will also
spend week in Philadelphia.
Miss Mable Woodrow has returned to
her Wilmington homo after spending the
summer months at Port Deposit, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stocktill, Miss
Jacoby aud Frank 7. Jones, Of this city,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. aehn Il.
Frick, Newark.
Miss Estolla Dance has gone on visit to
her uncles, Lewis and Frank Dance. OF
Buffalo,. IN. Y. She will be gone for ten
days.
Patrick Dunn, who formerly carried on
the contracting. business nere, pub INV VI
Philadelphia. has been visiting old friends
in town.
The engagement was announ ced lew
days ago Of Miss Mary Penrose Hooten'
of West Chester, to Dr. Lawrence smith,
Of Philadelphia.
The Pioneer Benevolent and Literary
Association is arranging for the annual
reception to be held in Wcbster's Dancing
Academy on November II.
Miss Laura G. Beach, the ACCOMPLISHED
organist at Park Avenue NJ. E. Church.
Philadelphia, has been seriously II! Tor
some time at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
j. A. Eberhardt 1913 Tatnall street.
p, w. & B. Assistant Station master
William McFndden Is on his vacation, ana
has gone to tho exposition at Nashville,
Tenn. During his absence Assistant Sta
tionmaster Hickman and Stationmaster
Brison are filling Mr.. McFadden's POSI-
tiOns.
Misses Mable Woodrow, Berthe Simpson,
Dora tBarr, sMessrs. Robert i. Stebbins:
Robert Armstrong Edward Whitelock, OF
Port Deposit. enjoyed delightful drive to
Chesapeake City on Sunday accompanying
Miss BERTHE Simpson to her home, Where
n oood tino WAC anticiDatel by all,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-12
A Decayed Bone.

Miss Virginia NJ. Shea, daughter OF exc.
cutive officer Philip r. Shoa OF tho Board Of
ter the Jefferon Hospital. About four
years ago while going to school she slipped
and foil by treadlng on banana peel.
A little over u year ago her shin began
to trouble her. A recent visit to the Jeffer-
son Hospital convinced her friends that q
bone In her shin had decayed. To have an
operation performed was the object OF her
visit to the hospital today Miss Shea Is
nearly 10 years Of age and a well known
elocutionist.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-12

Before Judge Ball in the city court this
morning Henry Skies was charged with
drunkenness. A fine of 81 and costs was
imposed.
Officer John i. Ward found Theodore
Stevenson at Front and Madison streets
drunk and cnrsing in II loud manner. A
fine of So and costs was imposed.
William McReynolds, colored was dis.
missed. He was arrested on saturday by
Officers Ward and Shields on the charge
of larceny. There was no evidence found
to convict him of the larceny of tho
clothing found In his possession.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-12
MARRIAGES.,

WRIGHT-CAMPBE Stanton, on
September 90 by the Rev. John d. Blake,
Harry T. Wright and. Mrs. Sarah E.
Campbell.
BUCK CHAMBERS - On Wednesday
, evening, October 9, 1897, at 7OS Snyder
avenue, Philadelphia. by the Rev. j.
Wesley Sullivan, pastor of Snyder Ave.
nue. Baptist Church, William Buck and
Emma Chambers, both of Philadelphia
DOVE STONEHILL - On Wednesday
evening, October 6, 1897 at 1883 South
Sixth street, Philadelphia. by the Rev.
J. Wesley Sullivan, pastor Of Snyder
Avenue Baptist Church.. William L.
Dove aud Eva stonehill, both of phila-
delphia.
FRISBIE-- CARROLL - On October 5,
1897 by the Rev. William b. Chalfant,
Minor r. Frisbie anu Josephine NJ.
Cnrrull
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-12
Sudden Death.

james Aldred whose vito and family
live at No. 23l5 Market street, died sudden.
ly at Columbus, Georgia yesterday. MIR.
morning that his family was notified.
They had prepared to go to his bedside but
at 4 o'clock another message contained
the information hat no was dead.
Mr.. Aldrcd went to Columbus to accept
a position rs Superintendent In wooden
mill. While here he was Superintendent
Of the finishing department of the Airing
ton mills. He was e. years of age. The
body Is now on its way here.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-12
Suspended the Boy.

There Is q certain teacher In one Of our
schools not far from No. 4, who is very
strict. Recently schooner arrived for
some necessary repaira and the evening
papers published the item as follows:
ut the yards of the
Harlan e. Hollingsworth Company to
havo her bottom scrapod and painted, Tho
name Of the schooner and that Of the
teacher was the same. Next day tho an
of the boys. by showing the clipping
with au added inslnuation, caused him to
be suspended. The lads mother reported
the case to the committee and tho prlnci.
pal of that particular school allowed the
boy to return. All is quiet at No 4school
and the schooner has been scraped and
painted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-12

GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
coRsE PAXTON TROUPE.

Tho Corss Payton Company opened
weeks engagement at the Opera House
last evening" The attraction was tho five
act comedy drama "The Partisan Prin.
cess" The house was packed and even
standing room was taken. Mr.. Payton
was seen to excellent advantage. The audi.
encs was kept In almost continuous roar
of laughter. Miss Eta Reed as Mary
Green wood, and Fauchette Fontaine, dis.
played the same skill that characterized
her performances here last year. The
members Of tho cast acquitted them.
selves with credit. The play was splen.
didly staged, tho scenery being among the
finest over seen In Wilmington. The speci.
ALTOS introduced were clever. Tho sing
ing was excellent This afternoon the at.
traction ut the matinee will be "Flirtation"
and this evening the attraction will be
"The Galley Slave" The prices at the
matinees will be 10 and 30 cents and this
evening 10. 20 and 80 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-12
Bowling Tournament.

The bowling tournament of tho Will
mngton Whist Club opened last night,
played last night. Tho other ten will play
some night this week.
Four games We're played with the follow
ing scores: DR.. Smith, l43l@; W H. Smith,
1888; William Belts, l244; j. II. Mchaify,
1Oils; NJ. Won Siideneck, al q, H. L.
Belts, 1i3: II. S. Smith, l22; Frank Car
pcntcr, 49,; George e. Lobdoll, Jr, l25;
George Tatnall l31 "a