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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-14
BEFORE JUDGE BALL.
Thomas Hall, CoIored, Held on the Charge
OfAttempted 1urder. ......,

Officer Frank Kane yesterday morning
found VIM A. Smith along tho railroad
unable TO take care Of himself. He was
allowed to 20 to his home in Elkton.
Carroll Austin was found by ollcar
Maloney at Warmers wharf drunk and
unable to take care Of himself.
Patrick Dougherty was ordered to 60 to
Jail for 40 days In default of payment Of q
fine of s. and costs for being drunk and
disordery conduct.
Charles Hall, colored, was charged with
the larceny of IS from Silas Matte He
testified that on July 5.whilc In house on
Lafayette street.
He saw tho prisoner in tho house. Flo,
in cross examination. stated he did not
remember playing cards for the IS bill,
Emma Booth testified that Ella Prlce
called Matte into her house. The witness
was there on that day and saw the IS bill
when 1t was divided up. Ella Price re-
celved s? and she received 81 and gave ID
back to Matte.
Hall take the So bill off tho table and walk
out of doors
Thomas Hail, co'orod, was nrraigned on
the charge Of assault with intent to COM
nit murder. About six weeks ago no Is
alleged to have cut u colored boy named
George Chant ers. Chambers went to tho
hospital and since then has gone TO work
at Midalct0wn. The case will come up on
Friday morning..
sWalte Thomas, colorcd was hold In $500
bail fer further hearing on the charge Of
assault ald battery on William Hunter.
The .a:tri allcdgos that Thomas u ;ed
brick to comb Hunters hair, but it cut tho
scalp, .-s.~s
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-14
STREET and SEWER WORK.
Contract Awarded for Furnishing About
10000 Yards of Brick.

The contract for furnishing about 10000
yards Of brick was awarded at the meet
ing Of the Street and Sewer Department
last EVENING" rs follows;
Mcmahon Porter Company, New Cum
berland, w. Va, fire clay brick, 9S cents II
yard; Charles Warner Company, Montclla
shalc brick. rs cents II yard; 4. b. Town
send Brick and Contracting Company,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio shao brick, SO cents u
yard.
Bids were received as follows for furnish.
ing two horses and driver, to be used on
the city sprinkler: Belts ~ Watson, ~ n
day; Wilmington Transfer Company, So;
Michael Donahoc, 81 Comfy u Bro, $3.50
The contract was awarded to the last
named bidders
Secretary Wiley was instructed to write
fer bids for a GOO gallon steel sprinkler. He
was also instructed to notify The Whining.
ton City hallway Company toput Spruce
street, where the company's deserted tracks
lay in good condition in ten days, or the
department would do tho work anu send
tbs company the bill.
A communication was received from tho
Shields Library Association complaining
that water collected in Its cellar. The mat.
tor was referred to Engineer Hatton. A
communication was received from the
Water Commission granting tho street
and Sewer Department permission to use
water for sprinkling purposes
The BrandywinG Granite Company was
awarded tho contract Tor furnishing about
5000 granite blocks, at 81 0S II square yard.
The directors decided to pave these
streets Fire brick, Lombard between Scv.
cnth and Eleventh streets; Tatnall be-
tween Seventh and Ninth streets; Fifth be.
tween Shipiey and Orange streets; Second
between Shipley and Taina!l streets:
Madison from Front to Third street; Bel
ginn blocks, Third, from Pine to French,
Fifth, from Orange to Tntnall streets:
macQdam, Head from Eleventh to
Twelfth and Twelfth from Head to Clay
mont street; rubble, Second from West
t Washington street.
Bids were received for grading rs follows,
but the contract was not awarded; john
J&coby, Pennsylvania avenue 27 cents a
cubic yard, work to be completed in 10
days John Logue, 81 cents, work to be
completed in 100 days. William Home
wood. Fourteenth street, 80 cents cubic
yard, and Scott street and Pennsylvania
avenue, IS cents cubic yard, work to be
completed in 100 days. William Campbell
Pennsylvania avenue, 40 cents cubic
yard; Fourteenth street and Scott street,
10 cents cubic yard, PSI yards to be taken
out day. Michael Donahoc, Pennsyl-
vHn!n avenue, % cents cubic yard; Four
teeDth street and Scott street, 81 cents II
cubic yard
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-14
Dedication OF St. Josephs' Village.

Bishop Monaghan is the guest of Rev. #.
t. Brady at New Castle and will remain
until he leaves tomorrow morning for
Clayton. wh"rn he will dcdicateSt. oseph' g
Industrial Village.
Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock pom
tii(rul high mass will be celebrated
The Very Rev. John A. Lyons, vicar.
gcDeral will be assistant priest; the Very
ltE. J. h. Slattery, superior of St.
Jg9eph's Society, and the lSuv NJ X. Ful-
lou will be deucons Of honor.
The Rev, D. J. Flynn, D. D., will preach
tho dedication sermon Music at the SER
vices vii! be furnished by choir of four.
teen COlored boys selected from the insti.
tuition, accompanied by I'm orchestra.
Immediately after the dedication exer-
clscs dinner viii be served to the invited
guests. The reception committee Will
consist OF John S. ROsscll, Peter A. Horty,
Peter j. Ford and j. Smith Brennan.
The dining room has been especially
decorated for the occasion. slho dccorn.
tons consist Of tho narional colors beauti.
fully cntwined. Pictures Of Governor
Tunnel, Bishop Monaghan and Rev. } A.
DcRuyter.
lFAldrcsscs will be made by Bishop Mona
CHAN, Chief Justice Charlie, b, Lore, the
Rev. John II. Sluttcry, Judge William q.
SpruauCo and others.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-14
ADDIcKS' SCHEME OPPOSED.
Creditors Allege That fiis Offer VIII Be
Beneficial To Himself Only.

NEWARK N, j., July l3-There was a
large gathering Of stockholders and oredi-
tiers of the Staten Island Terra Gotta Com.
pany In tho Vice ChancellOr's Court here
today to oppose tho proposition OF j. Ed.
ward Addlcks. who Is one Of the receivers
OF the company.
Mr.. Addick's. who was an officer In the
company and Its heaviest creditor before
INVENT into the hands of tho receivers,
offered to buy the plant, paying $l00.0
In his offer however, Mr.. Addicks stipu-
lated that BIO was to benefit by his pay.
ment OF the 100000, the same us all other
creditors.
AT the meeting to-day It was explained
that OF tho 5000, 900 owed by the company
about s5O0000 was due to Mr.. Addcks, so
that tho other creditors would receive
about one.sixih Of the 100000. twas
brought out that the company now had q
bank account of about $1,000, and this
would 80 to Mr. Addicks with the rest Of
tho assets
The creditors thon showed that Mr.. Ad.
dicks would pay 100000. which, when d.
yided, would all return to him except
about $4,000 whilu In cash alone he would
obtain more than that amount.
The whole matter was sot down for
hearing on July 20.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-14
ROBBED ENDEAYoRERS.
Sneak Thief at Colorado Springs Obtains
Cash From Whining enlan and
e. BaltlmOrean, -

Mrs. Mary Booth OF GA West Seventh
street, yesterday afternoon received a
letter from her daughter Miss May A.
who left this city two weeks ago for Cali.
fornia to attend the Christian Endeavor
Convention just closed, that on Sunday
morning June ~ thief entered tho car at
Colorado Springs and stole her grip and
pocketbook, the former together with Its
contents being worth $50 and SIS in change
From Miss Cooper of Baltimore $50 was
also taken.
Miss Booth left this city In company
with Mrs. Heacock who Is an invalid.
Upon arriving ut Baltimore, the couple
met Miss Cooper and it was agreed by tho
two young women that they should occu.
by one bunk. This was satisfactory to
Mrs Heacock and the journey was con.
tinued with pleasure. Miss Cooper had
$50 sewed in q skirt and Miss Booth had
about the same amount in one Of her gar
ments These, the young women slept on.
Upon arriving at Colorado Springs, shortly
before o'clock in the morning q five
minute stop was made and Miss Booth
arose to SEQ the beauties of thb country
when she put on the skirt in which WAS the
money. Miss Cooper did not arise, neither
did she know that Miss Booth had arisen,
and when she felt n hand moving about
the bed was not suspicious, believing it to
be that Of Miss Booth.
When tho Wilmington young woman
returned and spoke Of the absence of her
grip, Miss Cooper expressed some SURPRISE
and 1t flashed through her mind that some
one had been In the bunk. Upon investi.
CATION it was found that her skirt under
the pillow was also missing. The young
women raised the alarm just as tho thief
was making out of the car and crowd of
men followed, but the fellow escaped in
the darkness.
The Railroad Company tolegraphod to
the near by police aud offered reward
for the ,hiefs capture, but it Is not known
whether the arrest was made.
In Miss Booths grip, among other
things was her railroad ticket, for which
the company very kindly issued another
one. The SIS was all the money Miss
Booth lost. AS for Miss Cooper she lost
all the money she possessed and had not
Miss Booth put on her garment she would
have been in Il like position. A Balti-
more gentleman offered to loan Miss
Cooper money which she aftcrward ac'
ceptcd.
Tho young women will arrive homo in
about week
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-14
MARY M. CARRIERS WILL.
II Bequeatles $500 to Tie Delaware
Hospital and Like Amount to St.
1aAs,A- Johns Church.

Tho will Of the late Mary NJ. Carter,
dated January II, 1895, with codicil dated
March 10, 1897 was filed at Washington
yesterday. The will contains q large mum.
Der Of bCquests, among them tho follow.
ing: TO Delaware Hospital, Wilmington,
Dol, $500; to vestry Of st. Paul's Protest.
ant Episcopal Church, Washington, 5000;
to trustees Of Rockville Academy Rockville
Md.,&lCJo; TO Washington Home for Incur.
ables 5000, tho interest thereon to bs ap.
piled to tho james and Henrietta me-
mortal room; to St Johns Church. VII.
mlngton. Dol, 500; to the Diocese of
Washington, interest to be applied in aid
of moor country clergymcn in the diocese,
$4,000; to vestry of Holy Trinity OF Prot.
cstant Episcopal Church, Prince Georap's
county. MI. 500; for keeping in order
lot in the church graveyard In which
James aid Henrietta Mutlikln arc
buried; to vestry Of Washington Parish.
1870, for keeping 10 order the lots In the
Congressional Cemetery Of tho tcstari1 and
the late William Gutton, her grand father
to Episcopal Eye, Ear and Threat Hospital,
this city, u, 900 to endow the VIM 4. and
Mary Il, M, CASTOR bcl"ln momory Of tho
testatrix's parents. Certain othor requests
OF money and effects are made, and the resi-
duo OF the estate Is divided equally between
tho trustees Of the fund for the relic: Of
tho widows and orphans Of deceased clergy.
men and Of aged and lnfirm and disabled
clergy of the Protestant Episcopal Church
IN the United States and the Domestic and
Foreign Missionary Society Of the said
Protestant Episcopal Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-14
HIS BELIEF.
Public Expression Oft by a New Bruins.
wick Citizen. ,4,

A mans creed or belief always has {
foundation, it's either matter Of faith OF
personal experience. The belief on one
subject at least has had many changes In
our locality Of late and as the question Is
one OF intense public interest we have
been investigating few cases with the
view of placing the facts before our read.
ers. Our representative called on Mr..
John Gray, at No. 50 Jersey Avenue New
Brunswick, a well known man In his busi
ness, which Is that Of u stone mason. Mr.
Gray has found his trade quite a load on
his back, the heavy lifting being very try.
ing and causing lameness aad weakening
Of tho back.
For seven or eight years he has been
troubled from his kidneys, this complaint
has kept Mr. Gray off and on sufferer
varying in Its severity as 1t does with
thousands, but tho change has como at
last, and he halls the conquerer OF his
trouble with this expression OF praise. II
believe Doan's Kidney Pills" This is his
belief and good reason he has for tt. We
Will let him give the particulars in his own
words He says: "For seven or olght years
l have had bad back SO bad that 1t laid me
up for three months When suffering l
could not stoop or lift anything in fact
even when doing anything it hurt me.
Headache, sculding urine, shooting pains
that started from the back round tho side
wero other marked symptoms.
One box Of Doan's Kidney Pills that l
got at VIM Pelt's drug store, checked it
within two days. kept on using them
and grew better, although cannot say
am cured the help received by ono who
has suffered so long and SO severely, is so
welcome that l cannot fully express it.
Yes believe In Doans Kidney Pills"
Doan's Kidney Pills are for sale by all
dealers. Price 80 cents, Mailed by Eos.
ter. Milburn Co, Buffalo, N. Y, sole
agents for the u S.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-14

Owing to the rain the bicycle parade did
not take place last evening.
Tomorrow evening ut the residence of
Mrs L. p. Bush Il missionary porch party
will be held.
The Grand Commandery Of the A. and
]. O, Knights Of Malta VIII mold Convu.
cation in this city on July 10.
Amos Sharplcss and William Swayno of
Krnnctt square, Pa, are spending few
days fishing on the Susquchanna.
Anyone having II saloon for sale may
find Il purchaser on addrcss ing J. d. this
Office
Harry Hurir offers n suitable reward for
the return of u screw cap to No. l2D Wcat
Eleventh street, which he lost in The upper
pant OF the city.
XcbGdcc IIaincs, of near West Grove,
Chester County, Pa, threshcd 80 bushels
of wheat from IS acres which he has sold
at 81 cents per bushrl. Some other parties
report yield of 1? bushels per acre.
The wife Of Henry g. Banning who had
n paralytic attack n few weeks ago is re.
ported to be gradually failing, and there
islittlc if any hope Tor her Improvement.
William Colburn fitted up Mr.. John H.
BrndfOrd's cottage at R"hobOth, Del,
which has boon rented to Baltimore par.
ties.
Mrs Howard johnson and son Of Reeds
Wharf, West Virginia, arrived in our city
yesterday. Mrs. johnson is visiting her
mother Mrs. Matilda Butcher who resides
at Adams and Carpenter streets, who is
very sick.
A new game INDUCED in by the boys OF
the West side Of the city, is that Of Captur-
ing June bugs and tying piece OF cotton
to their bodies and seeing whose bug can
fly the swiftest, 1t Is novel game and
the boys are having considerable fun
watching their respective flyers TO: races.
W. T. Daniels of Mt. Cuba adycrtiscs to
take horses to pasture ut 81 per week OF
81 per month
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-14
CHESTER telghts Camp.

The Methodist Episcopal camp. meeting
will'conmence at Chester Heights at I Al
this evening and continue until the even.
ing of Monday, July Goth.
Rev. C. NJ. Boswell will preach on
Thursday morning, and on Sunday noxt
the Presiding Elder Rev. +. B. Lynch, D.
D., in the morning, Rev. w. w. Ramsay,
d. D., in tho afternoon. On July I'D,
Rev, |. NJ. Foster will preach at 8 p IN,
and Rev. W. y. Jones IN the evening.
There will be a platform meeting this
evening, IN charge of tho leaders Of the
different departments of work.
The preachers ON Sunday, July 25th, will
be tho Revs. s. McBurney and w. A.
Spencer, b. d. July Goth will be Woman's
Foreign Missionary Day, and July 23rd
Womuns Home Missionary Day.
Tho singing will be in charge Of Prof.
Kirkpatrick, and the solosts will be Mrs.
j. q. Wil,on, Mrs. George b. Burnwood,
Mrs E. Simpson and Mrs. Fitch
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-14
OUR CARD BASKET. sT

Communications Tor this column shouid
be written Oh ono site of ths pap,r oaiy All
addressed sour Carl Dastst." NEPU1LtoAN
OnGe.
William Lawton will visit New York to.
day.
Professor Moses Heath has recovered
from severe illness.
Victor G. Jelfarls Is spending his vaca.
ton near Mortonville. Pa.
The Rev. A. P. Prettyman, OF Zion, Nd,
was In this city yesterday.
Miss Lolita Smith, Of Smyrna, Is the
guest of Miss Dolly Everett, Of this city.
Miss Virginia Roberts, of Dover, is visit
Ing friends In this city
Mrs. Cleaver, accompanied by her two
children has gone to Chester for o few
days.
| William Phillips, of this city. is visiting
his parents at Marcus Hook.
| John p Donohoe has returned homo
from Washington.
Mr.. William Mask. Jr., Is visiting
friends at Perryyillc, Nd,
II. }. Bailey is registered at tho Airing
ton hotel Ocean Grove ...--
-. Alexander is stopping at tho popular
Wayerly, Ocean Grove.
Postmaster Stackhouse, of Lanien berg,
visited Wilmington on Monday.
Wallace Wells, of this city has been
visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Z. Harris at Springfield. Nx2a
Robert Barr and family Of this city,
Werc the guests Of John Lewis at Honey
brook last week.
Miss Lille Crossan and Miss Sarah Tay.
llor OF this city, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Laura Burns at Landenberg
Mrs. L. L. Eastburn, of this city, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Lemuel Buck.
ingham, of Pleasant Hill.
Levi c. Bird and Thomas f. Bayard
sailed to-day for Liverpool from New York
on the steamer st. Louis
Master Harry McCaulley, of this city,
has gone On on extended tour through
Lancaster county, Philadelphia and Bal
timore.
Mrs. Robert Walker, of kennett Square,
who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. :
Lee D. Martin has returned home.
Mrs. James Downes has returned to her
home in Marcus Hook after spending sew.
friends.
Mr.. and Mra. Cummings are attending
the Convention Of tho Photographers in
New York.
Albert Layton was the guest Of Clayton
relatives last week.
Randall Garman, Of this city, was in
Clayton Sunday.
Miss Lotie Hawkins Is visiting her par
cnts at Clayton.
Mrs, j. Mae Harris. of Clayton, Is being
entertained by her sister, Mrs J. II. Sat.
ttrlcld, this city.
Miss MARY McCarey, Of this city, ia Wis.
illnR tho family Of Jeremiah Morris, Of
Chester.
Philip adcrsky will lsave to-day on
visit to friends in several New Jersey
towns Next week he will attend the jew
lsh Chatauqna Assembly at Atlantic City.
Harry Bouth left for Astoria, l.. J., this |
morning, to attend the funeral OF his cousin |
Charles Horn Mr. Horn was a guest Of |
Mr.. Blouth when the Delaware Suengcr. |
bund celebrated tho winning Of tho prizo |
In Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-14
. Sy@11R
Funeral OF Edgar N. DaECc,

Tho funeral Of Edgar n. Dance took
place this afternoon from tho residence OF
bis father, at Seventh and Pine trcots.
From noon till O'Clock the rcmh MS Wore
viewed BY hundreds OF his friends Ser
vices were conducted in Epworth NJ, Il.
Church by Row, L b Short
The Wilmington Bicycle Club attended
the funeral in body and accompnn!cd tho
funeral to Washington street bridge. Tho
pal! bearers were Charles II. sass, J. W.
bowors, Samuel G. Sou hard, Charles u.
Gray. H. r. Hickman and Harry K.
hluUd.
The floral clnhlcms were handsome and
Included a massive Coates Ajnr'' from his
brother membcrs OF the Whining ton Boy
Gle Cluh.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-14

Councilman Harry r. Smith-"What do
you think Of last nights verdict"
"Wcll," replied representative Of tho
REPUBLICAN, Il don't $40 where council
had Jurisdiction in the matter" You
don'tl" replied Mr. Smith. "havo YOU read
tho city c!arter1" Tho scribe replied that
he had not but even then he did not SEQ
what authority council had In the matter.
If city council had refused to bond Mr..
Lewis and made the protest, then there
would have appeared to DO moro in tho
case than turned out. But all the samo
the verdict was what tho REPUBLICAN, OK.
peCted and looked for.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-14

EOODSII)t'

WOODSIDE-At Oxford, Pa, on Tuos.
day, July Is, 1897, Amanda Woodsidc, Of
this city.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully
invited to attend the funeral ON Friday
morning Mt II o'clock, from the residence
Of Miss Lizzie Crosby, Oxford. Pa. Inter.
rncnt ut New London Cemetery.
BIIE-On July II, 1897, Marie Louise,
widow Of the iltc John L. n. Biae, aged
Is years.
Relatives and friends Of tho family are
invited to attend the funeral from the
residence Of John p. Bizc, 1909 Lincoln
street, On Thursday morning at Q o'clock,
High mass AT st AIMS Church, Inter
nlcnt at New Cathedral Cemetery.
French people please notice
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-14
A Wicked Cow.

As Miss Mary S. Grub and Mrs.
Florence Brown were walking down Head
street last Friday evening they were at.
tackled by cow which had calf, when
Miss Grubb was thrown INFO ditch somo
eight feet deep and quito badly hurt. A
colored man named Moses Thomas, to
whom tho COW belonged came to their
assistance and drove hor away. This COW
attacked n lady u few days before, who
narrowly escaped injury. Her owner
should not allow her to 20 ut large unless
he expects to pay damages.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-14

Butter sold to-day at Is to !Ocents per
III; eggs, t. to lic per. dozen. chickens,
Slto :l35 per pair, spring chickens, Zoo u
ID; hlackbcrrIea, Be II quart, Currants,
&c per quart, oranges, ID 10 - cents per
doksu; Lgcts 3 cents Il bunch; carols, lC
apiuCc, corn, .5C a dozen; raspbocric5, lUC
II quart squash, % cgch lemons, l0c to Zee
dvh bananas, Sc 10 lie per dozen; tOnla-
a Aox, spinach, 8 cents It bead; cabbage
&c TO &c per head; egg plan.s, ic to Zoe
"acLi curihNts, 3 per box, string beans,
sea = peek, new putNtoes, Sc ! peck,
asparagus, SC a bun,h Lard, SC per ID;
Gas, ~ a i4,pgch; Zinc apples &c to lo0 u
plg-e, CNulLIOWer, Gc ~ &c a head.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-14

Complaint Is mad? that tho contractor
for raisfA-tha banks 1t The light house at
the mouth Of the Chris lam river. il EN-
ploying somo twenty-five Jerseymon and
only six or seven Danwaruans. This is
considered unfair, particularly rs n Della
waream cannot get a job on tho Jersey
Shore not being allowed to land even q
fish Tho complaint thiuhs that tha mat.
tor should ha looked into anl a fnlrcr AVS,
tom Adopted when work Is being doao Ii
our STATE. .,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-14

ETOn RENT Central. tirst.1oor business
T. Office. 81 per mo- Hardness ~ Slipley
street jls.tp
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-14
Gao months laundry FREQ. Ask Man.
Lattan Laundry, sos King street.
Opposed to the Account.

ssChancoIor Nicholson and Judge
Spruance sitting in Orphans Court this
morning heard argument Oh the exception
filed by J. n Robinson to Allen smith
account rs administrator OF the estate of
Harry l.. Wood.
Mr.. Robinson is Judgment creditor,
and excerpts to he account claiming that
hc did not got his share Of no proceeds Of
the sale Of the estate. Colonel Samuel A.
Macaister appears for Robinson and Bon
jamin Niclds for Smith
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-14
Auction Sale of Bachelors,

A sale Of old bachelors will take place
In the Union A. NJ. +. Church at Christi
ana Village, on Thursday evening, the 18th
inst, undor the aupices of the Stewards
and Kings Daughters They are desig
mated as Old Cranky, Awful Nice, Perfect
Dude. Old but Fusty, Perfect Flrt.
Young and Simple, Pretty but Lazy, Just
Splendid, Kind and Afcctionnlc, Ono of
the Boys. There will also be music, read
ing, speaking solos, Duets, quartcttes, ice
cream, cake, etc. Admission, adults lUc.
children De
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-14
Che ster Visitors.

The Chester patrol arrived hare about s
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Tao visitors
were Captain Daniel Donghcrty, Amos
Armstrong, George Taylor, a. Leach, w.
Layman George Thompson. Tho com.
lnttce In charge in this city consisted Of
Sergeant McD..mot, Wasonman Kane,
Oliters Maloncy, Havkins, Gum and
Thomas
The Wilmington men took their Chester
friends through the city and showed them
the different points of interest. The pn.
troll wagon wa, greatly admired rs It Is
lighted By electricity and fitted with a
full ambulance outfit. ,