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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
LIGHT ARTILLERY TO BE SENT

San Francisco. June 1l.-Seven batteries OF
Ieht artillery will go to Manila II present plans
ere carried out Orders have been issued for
batteries b. ", and l.. OF the Sd Artillery, now
at the Preside to Join the command OF General
Merritt for duty in the Philippines. Light bat
,er.es and G. from the 9th Artillery. stationed
az Washington Barracks and Fort Myer' V'r-
c,,ia. viii start Tuesday for San Francisco
They will also report to General Merritt. Be-
sides the batteries now AZ the Preside and those
fron the 9th the expedition Will have the Utah
artillery A battery of mountain howitZers FOR
use in the Philippines has arrived at the Pre-
sidio ,,,,.-
II Is semi -of1lcially announced that Brigadler-
General II. G. Otis has chosen for adjutant-
general Of the Fourth Brigade. Captein MuIphy
nrieade aunrternaster Captain A. W. klmbaH
son Of Colonel Amos 8. Kimball. L. +. A.. at
Dresent Depot Quartermaster at New-York city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
DEMOCRATS. TO HOLD A CAUCUS.

Washington, June IA request for Demo-
cratic caucus has been placed In the hands OF
Chairman Richardson. and n call. IT is under
stood. will be Issued for Tuesday night The
business will be consideration OF Hawaiian an
nexstion, but II Is not certain that party action
will bs taken. Probably not more than twenty
Democrats favor annexation. and there Is a be-
lief that the party can secure political benent
from opposition without precipitating caucus
fight ard endeavoring to force the minority to
vote against the Newiands resolution Chair
man Richardson said that the call for a caucus
would probably be issued on Monday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
TRIED TO LAND AT SANTIAGO.

Madrid. June II. noon.-An official dispatch
received here from Havana, dated yesterday
Friday). says:
This morning eight OF Admiral SIMPSONS
ships recommended the bomhordment OF San
tlago de Cuba. At the same time number or
boats towed by a steamer, approached and at
tempted 10 make landing. The cannonade
lasted three hours.
The Spaniards skilfully posted. repulsed the
attempted landing. and the Americans drew on
No damage caused by the shells from the
ships. which kept distant evidently afraid 70
venture within range OF the guns OF the forts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
SAMPSON CABLES TO WASHINGTON.

Washington. June 1.-THE Navy Department
was In communication to-day with Admiral
sampson Off Santiago by cable and by mall. with
the result that II s now known officially that
the American fiaG has been raised by United
States marines at the mouth OF Guantanamo
Bay The marines who have thus distinguished
themselves nre 500 In number.
All Il ready at Guantanamo now for the land
ing Of United States troops as soon as they ar
rive there the marines holding the ground they
won and being protected by the guns OF the
Marbehead, under Captain Mccalla, who has
already distinguished himself by energetic and
valuable services.
Regarding the fleet of transports no state
ment is obtainable at the War Department ana
II is believed that the situation Is unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
CaRPANZA TO LEAVE CANADA.

O,tawa. Ont, June 11.-Ideutenant Ca'ranN"
and Senior du Bose VIII san for Ai"o'.u ~
Montreal on Saturday. June 20 t"o "ee"' ''
to-day ~,oi o,r
Ia the mean time. II Is stated IN on'c'A, g"
clos. Canadian secret service "'e" ""o 's,.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
TE1fERARIO TO LEAVE ASUNCION.

Buenos Ayres June 1.-THE Government or
PARAGUAY, acting upon the representations OF
the United States Consul At Montevidco. mas IN
formed the commander OF the spanish torpedo
runboat Temerrrlo. now nt Asuhc'o"' '"a' "e
must oisarn that vessel If he desires to remain
IN nor, The Spanish commander refused TO do
.o o,h the~enpon he was informed that the
raroera r,o mus. leave Asuncion so soon as the
..n.,re % her machinery are completed. which
mus, be done quickly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
although the r,imor is again current that Santl
ago de Cuba has fallen.
TO REPAIR CAPE HAYTIEN CABLE.

TO REPAIR CAPE HAYTIEN CABLE.
Cape Haytien, Hayti, June II. 12:45 p. m.-1n-
formation has been received here. by way Of
Port-au-Prnce that a large force OF Americans
landed yesterday on the shores Of Guantanamo
Bay. near La Calmanera.
II Is understood the cable terminus at that
point Is in the possession OF the Americans and
that every effort will be made at once to re-
open communication with New-York, by way Of
Cape Haytien.
A force Of cable repairers may be sent from
Cape Haytlen soon as a steamer can be sent
here TO take them over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
MORE CAVALRY FOR MANILA.

Denver June u.-Orders have been received for
the dispa tch Of the Nevada troop % Colonel Tor
rey's Rough Riders. now at Cheyenne. 20 san
Francisco. This order II taken rs indicating that
the entire regiment IL he sent the Philippines
The regiment r. not yet fIliy equipped ana pro-
yided with horses, but the several troops will be
forwarded as fast an they ready
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
vr CLAIMS SALISBVRY'S TITLE.

,uAo, yuns ll.-Robert Sinclair Cecil . resident
a, IN. Js,e OF Man who u now IN LONDON. 10 pre-
o.r,nr to enter claims for the Marq,.a.e , " sa,.
bury. He alleges that tho 'eeona ~ ths E.rl
os os's srro,s @ was previously married 70 M.rssr:t
OF cu"o's. -hsn The elaimaat alleges dssosst'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
POWERS CONSIDER MEDIATION.

Berlin. June 1.-THE Kreuz-Zeitung" today
saws II can confirm the reports that confidential
interchange OF opinion is taking place between
several Of the Powers In regard 10 mediation
between Spain and the United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
A FEW OF SPAIN'S TROUBLES.
BELIEF THAT THE PRESENT CABINET
HAS 80 LASTING POWER.

correspondence
Madrid. May 31.-Careful watch Is kept over
the movements OF Ministers by newspaper cor
respondents In the hope of cleaning information
The Duke de Almodovar and Sehor Aunon
at night. on Senor Sagasta.
The two Ministers declared that they had
called 10 secure the good offices OF the Premier
to obtain the Queens pardon for murderer
who Is to be executed In Cadiz tomorrow. 1t Is
said their efforts have been unavang. as this
Is the second time the culprit has been con-
demned 10 death His name Is Abdala. and his
crime was the murder Of a German banker at
Tangiers.
So far Sehor Sagasta has been able to keep
the peace between his Ministers OF Public
Works and Finance. thus bearing out what he
said In the interview sent some days ago. But
no one believes the present Cabinet has any
lasting power. The silver question is likely 10
give IL a further shake. starvation riots have
again broken out in the Province OF Murca: by
all accounts they must soon occur large
scale in Catalonia; and everything points TO
disturbed state OF affairs m no distant date,
when the only government that can keep even
the semblance OF law and order here will be a
military dictatorship.
The Porto Rico delegates have had a meeting
10 call attention 70 the fact that the promised
autonomy has not been I'm force In that Isle. and
steps will be taken to press on the Government
the fulflment OF Its promises to an island which
has always been remarkable for its fidelity to
Spain.
The number of poor daily fed at the Santa
CrIstIna Asylum. Sehor Aguileras pet institu-
ton. now reaches eight thousand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
HALF RATES TO MONTREAL.

Fis,ieth Anniversary OF 81: Mary's Jesmio % coi.
,ooe nj Montreal New York Central wiz sell tickets
i.v var,ous routes to Montreal. June IL 10 ~ g0Od
re,urninr 10 July at fare for the round trip.
lars.-Advt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12

"Babies Paradiser' Rockwoods photographs Of
children beat the world Broadway and Oth-st.
-fAdvt .
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SUPPLIES FOR SPANIARDS IN CUBA.
Madrid June 11.-Captain Aunon. the Minis
ter OF Marine. has made arrangements with the
Spanish Transatlantic Steamship Company for
the transportation OF munitions and supplies
to the Antilles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
TROOP SHIPS OFF SANTIAGO.

Madrid. June 11.-A dispatch from Havana
says:
ELEVEN American merchantmen have arrived
,o,o-. Santiago de Cuba II is believed they are
TRANSPORTS conveying troops which It Is Intended
To d,sembark Precautions are being taken to
prevent them from efYectns a landing"
RIrMOR THAT SANTIAGO HAS FALLEN.
Cape Haytien, Hayti. Juno II u11S my
There 10 no direct news from Cuba this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
CAMARAs FLEET WANTED AT HOME

Madrid. June 11.-Many OF the newspapers ad
vocate the keeping at home OF Admiral Cana
ra's fleet for the purpose Of defending the coas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
EFFECTIVENESS OF THE BLOCKADE

Madrid. June lin the Chamber OF Deputies
to-day the Government was interrogated as to
whether the United States had notified the Pow
ers Of the blockade OF Cuba. and whether the
Powers recognized the blockade as effective.
Duke Almodovar de Rio. the Foreign Minister.
replied that since the Paris conference condi
tions had radically changed. and the Powers
had not yet decided whether the blockade is
effective.
The Government. he said. was resolved to up
hold Spain's rights: and he added that he did
not believe II was legitimate for the United
States TO encourage the Philippine insurgents
as a beligerent Power.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-12

at 10 o'clock IT, M,
me following described real estate. viz :.
Al !h'se Two certain lots or pieces Of land
W Wy, thu buildings thereon erected, situate in
MIL Creek hundred aforesaid bounded md ,in
Scr!bed a. follows, to wit: Nv
ct ~, !. 5eginnlhs at corner stone Of the
:, GE m innd and land 4ow or formerly of James
r. m; thence with the line Of the Gleje l.ni
q III" public road leading from WiIsinetnn:
th"ner With the, middle OF said road north 81
degrees vest 4, pcrrhcs; thence with an old
Inc north a5t4 degrees east "a pcrches to a
"s "SfA t IL %S's sSa TS s ssr
G RSsESEs Il " maS ss6 e. Tsaq
wcst " 1,lypsrchrs 20 James tiittin's old line;
"S r 81 a sa% J y9 to , g dTfSs and
sga2 d aasr"ss dE :GS i gS.' & BE-
place OF beginning, containing 81 acres, . quar-.
r. '9a u perrrs Dc he same more or less.
, NJ ,besthning ~ corner OF the above.
e ea.isrIya c & snd tAe middle of the Ian
.. d i1 wet - lcrckes 70 in"o Iapd now
line norrlI q degrees east 50 perches to 4 stone
or stake; thence south 38l. degrees east s.
ptHchs 10 stone: thenc. south IS degrees
wes t ~ 5V crcntS to Stone south Il desreos
Wt5t ~ -'lo perches toa stone, and south 81 de.
thence north desrIes VT 8 nsrrh Of so iS
p! uG&ncS "esi q GlO pe'ches to the place OF
beginning, containing G3s, acres Of land, be the
same more or lcss.
Seized and taken In execution ar tho
property of John II Huott administrator OF
M ai = Hu!.tt; deceased, m9rtzae9r, and Jos.
u nlo IT, Mary A. Hu!ett and Annie M. Hulett
heir law Of Martha Hulett, deceased, It's
and to be sold by
e,,,.,, WILLIAM 4. Finn, Sheriff.
sherlff's Office. Wilmington, Della Wnre,
June 10, 1893. wi
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-12
WANTS ANT y I b
AN OFFICER.
Young Pullman Wants to
Wear Epaulets But Will
Not Go to Cuba.

Among the passengers this morning on
Pullman train passing through this city
was George NJ. Pullman of Chicago.
Young Pullman has been 0scillating be-.
tween Washington and Chicago for the
last week. 1t ID expected that hO will
make another visit to tho capital to-day
to inquire why the promise made to his
mother has no; been redeemed.
"Some days ago was distinctly promis-
cd a commission for him. but 1t has not
yet arrived. My influence with Secretary
Aiger and with II great many Senators was
sufficient to obtain the promise ut oncs.
and lcannot understand why there Is go
much delay"
Mrs. Pullman was asked what specific
RINK had been promised 10 !lor son or what
company ne would be connected with, but
she said she preferred not to tell that.
III Is certain that no will not go to Cuba
however," said Mrs Pullman. ut IL al
together too unhealthy. for him in that
country. Should he decide to become an
officer 10 tho United States army he will
go to Manila, butt as l said before, the
entire matter depends upon his receipt Of
a commission. should object seriously
to his enlisting as All ordinary private.
Personally. would prefer that no stopped
at home, but II he insists on going to the
'front.' will not cast any obstacles In his
way"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-12
Death Of Mr.. Spencer Suiler.

Centrevil' Q. Md, July 1l.-Mr. Spencer
Sudler was buried this afternoon &C sud.
lersville, Queen Anne's county. He died
on Saturday evening after IL lingering ILL
ness from consumption. He WA, thirty
seven years Of ago and q son Of the late Dr..
w. j. Sudler Soon after becoming Of age
he engaged In farming and lator In tho
mercantile business, until falling health
compelled him to retire. His family ID
one Of the most prominent IN the county
Dr. A. Z Sutlcr, school commissioner
and Mrs. l.. L. Beatty being close relatives
Mrs. Susan Dold, widow Of TIE late
Henry Dodd. died suddenly lnto Saturday
evening Of heart failure at the home Of
her daughter. Mrs William Armstrong,
In Wye Mills, Queen Anne's county. Mrs.
Dodd was 81 years Of age She was re,
markably active for one so old, and her
death was totally unexpected. She 81
the second wife of Mr.. Henry Dodd, who
was large real estate owner In Wye Ne;k
some OF his farms being tho most valuable
ana productive ofany in the cou lty. =;
She leave three daughters, Mrs VIM. M.
Mrs William Bailey, Of Cen.
treville, and Mrs Julian Bryan of Kent
Island. Messrs John Dodd, james Dodd
and Thomas Dold are her stepson She
was buried this afternoon at Wye Method-
ist Protestant Church, Rev. Mr.. Wooden
officiating. The pnllbear,rs were MessrA
John Dodd, Thomas Dodd, James Dodd,
William Bailey, William NJ. Armstrong
and James Carter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-12

I ShND oAohhT
Charles Sheppard has been visiting In
Chester. 80
| Colonel I. Pussy Wickersham was In
town to-day.
Alexander M. DAILY. Of Dover. was In
this city yesterday.
Henry r. Thompson has returned from
Charleston, s. z.
Mrs. g. NJ. Cullen, Of Georgetown, has
been visiting here.
Miss Annie e. Simmons ID the guest Of
friends at Rising Sun, Md.
John Springer, ticket ngcnt at the French
street station, Is on his vacation.
Representative b, A. Hnzel. Of Smyrna,
was III Wilmington yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs j. d. Sister have taken n
cottage at Atlantic City for tie summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. #. Robelen will, loav.
'or " TIP To the Catskill Mountains to-day.
Mrs. NJ B. Fahey and daughter, of Ches.
Tor, have been visiting friends In this CITY
Mr. and Mrs H. 2. Cobb have returned
Hook. ''" "' A'"'o''s
Mrs Mngee and daughter, Mazee bavo
returned homo from a pleasant vIsIt tn
Chester friends. ''' w
Peter l.. Cooper, Jr., yesterday returned
rom beimar, whore his family Ia snend-
ing tho summer.
Miss Hannah NJ. MARI who IA ottcn5,,o
school III Philadelphia, is spending his nas
cation with her father, LoInuel Mari "f
this city, N'' '""rr' oi
The many friends OF Miss Annie Smith
rendered hera birthday surprise last even.
ing. The evening was delightfully."- snent
INC hostess received many valuable pres
emit pio'
MIR. and Mrs. Francis HoffecSer Of No
go West Second street, have gone to
BROOKLYN, N. Y, tA attend the funeral nf
Mrs. William G. Williams, who died snI-
denly on Sunday evening in his Goth wear.
Frederick S. Heck has returned To bts
nome In this city after successful season
IN the world. He hns mot with much suc.
cess In his profession and will join the
company of Francis H. Wilson in August.
Lieutenant William B. Carswell INST
assistant engineer Of the U. IS. s. Atlanta
Is home Oh II two days leave of absence
MIR. Carswell was first assigned 10 the
cruiser Chicago, but has since been trans
ferrod to tho Atlanta.
Miss Lula Scott and Miss Katie Lang
VINO have been spending the past ten DAYS
WIN relatives and friends in Grcenvilie, |
N. ) and New York city. returned home !
yesterday accompanied by their cousin,
MISS Emily Schultz, Of Greenville.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-12
Shipping News.

The large sou going tug Valley Forge
building by tho Harlan AMI Hollings-
worth Company for the Philadelphia a md
Reading Transportation Company will be
launched at the yards of the local compa-
ny on Saturday July 80 rho Valley Forge
is the third tn. recently built by the H.
g. II. company, the first being tho Cata-
wissa then the Gettysburg. Ali have
been constructed Oh tho same lines being
10 feet In length.
The tug Gem building for the Standard
OH Company will probably b. launched 40
tho same time as the Valley b., rye The
tugs have both beeu constructed on the
same ways.
The excursion steamer John W. Craven
of Salam, N j., was launched from the
marine railway OF tho Jackson and Sharp
Company yesterday, aflor being overhaul-
cd. After being painted the steamJr Will
resume her regular trips.
Ono of the large tank barges owned by
The Repa1no Chemical Company Is ut the
wharves of tho Jackson and Sharp Com
pany for repairs Tn. ba-yo wch Is equip
ped With two large tanks for carrying acid
tothe chemical Works at Gibbstown, N. j.
rail- upon tho rocks. which opened several
seams In the hull causing it to lenk very
badly. 1t will be placed upon the marine
railway some time this week.
One OF the Delaware Con itruction Com
pany's piledrlver5 Is ut the local yards for
repairs.
Little Of note Is being done in tho ship
yards OF he Puioy and Jones Company
and few vessels stop AT their wharv.s for
repairs, although the machine sLop is kept
busy putting out paper machinery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-12
Eagles In the B!iny Surf.

Having noticed In one of cur prominent
store windows a card calling attention to
the above notice II occurred to tho writor
that 1t had boon bis good fortune during
the past few years TO 60 to Atlantic City
with the Eagles annual excursion. This
excursion is ono OF the most popular that
has ever been run from this city and being
composed Of Il nice crowd Of people 1t Is but
little wonder 1t i: so we'll patronized-!hen
excul sions do everything in their power to
add to the comfort OF their patrons.
They 20 this year on Saturday, August
18th and over tho popular b. q o. aud
Royal Reading Route. you want full
day sport just save 81 % and buy ticket
for the Eagles excurslon.to Atlantic City,
Saturday, Aug. 18th.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-12
REPUBLICAN,
CROSBY & HILL.
Cos, 607 and 609 Market Street.

Wednesday will be a busy
day-,can't help it-wash goods
must be sold this month, and
we intend to sell them the first
| part Of the month.
1870 Fancy Lawns and Dimlties for &c a
15c Fancy Lawns and Dimitles for loo a
1910 Fancy Percales, 80 in. wide. for OF
cents q yard.
$50 Organdies for 1910 a yard.
37Isc Organizes for 1So q yard. .,..
Madras Suitings, ranging
from Is to 2Oc a yard, for Wed.
needay only l0c a yard.
Fancy P. X. neat patterns,
just right this season for ladies'
suits and children's wear; worth
Is to 18c; at l0c yard.
A linen Huck Towel, % in.
wide, As in. long. should be
25c; Wednesday, l5e.
A Turkish Towel, % inches
wide, so inches long, for We'd
nesday l2ac..
A linen Napkin, IS in. long
and Is in. wide, Wednesday &c
A lot of Shirt Waists 1Sc each.
A Crash Skirt for 75c.
A white =. X. Skirt for 800.
All around are bargains-if
you are here you can't miss
one.
Good reports from tho Sew !
ing Machines we have sold
could not speak bad OF them
no bad in that machine.
Ask for trading stamps.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-12
SANTIAGO
UNDER FIRE.
4 FAH 4 III
Shafter Cables Washington
That All is Well.
our TERMS FOR PEACE.
General Miles Reaches Santiago and is
< Now at the Head Of the Army.
Looking for SantaSO's
Downfall.
Washing ton, July 13.

,-- w. Washington, July ~
General Shafter in despatch, probably
written yesterday afternoon, says every.
ching Is quiet. and that flag Of truce was
up. while the enemy was considering sur
render.
: He reported that he had the town sur.
sendered. but the line was thin, and
would be strengthened in the morning.
The following despatch from General
Skater was received here at 93Oa III.
Playa Del Este. by way of Hayti, July
~. Headquarters Fifth Army Corps. To
Adjutant General, Washington:
II has been very quiet, but little fl CHIT
ing
A flag OF truce up since 3 o'clock consid-
ering proposition Cor surrsndsrlng, now
shat have town surrounded on the north;
lines were completed at 5p. III. by General
Ludlow right down to the oay,
The line Is rather thin, bit will hare to
be strengthened in the morning by Gensr-
al Henry. who has just arrived AT head
quarters. Only three or four casualties.
S'o INV hhiVu ~ iot o5 VOL
Expect to have two Of the new batteries
In position to morrow. Great deal Of sui.
fering among the people who have gone
out OF Santiago. Am doing my best to
relieve it, bnt not entirely successful .
4. Signed SKATER. Z
Washington, July 10 On the authority
"ofa United States Senator. who has ex-
osptionally friendly relations with the
Navy Department, the following state.
mont was given quiet and limited c,rculn.
sion last night
Admiral Sampson, after consul alton
with General Miles this afternoon, :dccid-
cd to send q ship through the channel at
daybreak this morning 10 fight tho shore
batteries end clear tina waterway anu tor.
pedoes and mines so as to admit the safe
passage OF tho remainder of the feet
Captain Robiey Evans begged for the
privilege Of taking his battlsship for the
parlous expedition, and his whole crew to
. man backed him up by volunteering to
60 with him.
Captains Evans was accordingly given
tho assignment, and will make the hazar-
dOus experiment.
II he succeeds in his mission tho ontire
feet. uUder Admiral SIMPSONS direction
will enter the harbor ut once and assist
General Miles in the bombardment of the
city. The combination will make short
work of it,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-12
LAWN PARTY.

~ LAWN PAkTfs
The lawn social given on the camp meet.
Ing grounds, near Marshallton, on Satur.
day evening. by Madam Stevenson Of Al
legheny City. Pa. was q grand success.
The cake walk took place at II o'cloc - Q
Rrandest walker was Madam Stevenson,
who carried n large bouquet Of flowers and
made an imposing appearance. There were
over 1000 spectators present. tn, majority
being white, All were highly entertained
by Madam Stevenson who was pronounced
tir,t class artistic. A very interesting re.
citation was given by Rev. MIR. Purnell,
OF Philadelphia. Rev. j, H, Williams.
pastor. was greatly gratiAcd on RECEIVING
the receipts, which are designed for the
benefit Of A. NJ. r.. Zion Church. The
Judges OF The cake walk we're John Streets,
Robert Armstrong. Alexander Baxter,
Annie Eastburn, Elizabeth Sinclair, Lii.
liam Layton. Many thanks were returned
70 tho judges by the winner uf the cake,
The camp meeting Is being continued with
interest and pastor Williams is
encouraged TO hope that II will result In a
large accession to the membership Of his
church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-12
RETURNED TO CANT.

First Lieutenant Simon P. Doherty OF
Company F. Of ths First Delaware Regi-
ment, returned to Middletown Yesterday
morning after spending Sunday with his
family IN this city. While here the lieu.
tonant met number Of friends. all Of
whom congratulated him upon his appear.
ance. He is bronzed by the sun and Looks
like u veteran soldier He has no idea
when ! he First Delaware will be ordered
away from MiddIetown,