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Daily Republican., 1889-06-29

IT is about time that an opinion on
the constitutionality OF the Bayard dis
franchising laws, which for years have
been in operation in this State, was
given. Under the operations OF these
unjust laws thousands of Republicans
are deprived oil the right OF suffrage,
but strange to say 1t never prevents a
Democrat from voting, whether his
tax Is paid or not We ure glad that a
test OF this law has been mace in the
Court OF Errors and Appeals, and we
trust that II will not be long until an
opinion Ia he1ded down. II this opin.
Ion should be adveree 10 the appellants
we believe that they still have rene.
dy In the United Sts4s Courts, for the
reason that these laws not only dis
franchise men for the local elections
but also prevents them voting FOL
Presidential electors or Congressman
1t is an unjust law, and should DO Sc
aside.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-29

There is no rubbing out the fact that
quite number OF the stockholders OF
the Wilmington Coal Gas Company are
undergoing real genuine scare. They
hardly know what there IL in the report
of rival gas company being organized
here. They know that If ole Is organic, d
II will dcpreciatc the value OF the stock
THEY hold, which has been the hest pay
Ing stock in the market IN this city. The
officers Of the company are also very
much worked up over the affair, and
fearing g stimI eic to the new enter
prise or some other investment at they
think will pay better, measures have been
taken to check the stampede mevehent
and to make the Old company solid as u
stone wall. For this purpose the follow
ing circular was sent out yesterday to all
the stockholders Of the company:
tOllice OF the Wilmington Coal Gas
Company, June 20. some persous WHO
make business Of buying up g1s Com
psuies have obtained possession OF un i
charter Of some 4 hat doubtful value.
las ii is impossible for an opposition
gas company to make money at the pres
eut price OF gas, tier only hope must lie
IN specializing on our stockholders. Their
plan Will doubtless be to threaten to build
Su,', i,.,'ns We ~ ~ AtGd tiinld eioe a
~. uuis, IN guy nlaInriy OF the Stock
~ I,noue't 40" l'rlo's'
IA. e heS.tHVe 70 ass ume me Responsible
ny " auNislhR any slocAhoiuer, large OF
small. TO sell % not to sell, hut " can
see great advantage In tie owne,s OF a
majority Of our stock, or indeed all the
owners uniting IN determination not "a
seii a. Iets tlEh Tie prtteat market value.
10 give elect 10 THIS Idea, ! enclose a
Daily Republican., 1889-06-29

IT SEEMS that while considerable
money has been rRisel Ia the different
cities Of this country for the Johnstovn
sufferers, but very little of it has, as
yet, reached them. There are twenty
thousand persons who have lost every
thing they had IN the world, and q
circular recently Issued by the Johns
town Finance Committee states that
they find It utterly impossible to act as
purchasing agents Tor these people,
and they therefore propose to rGise one
million dollars as soon US possible, and
distribute It among them This how
ever will be but a small amount, as
each one will only receive about fifty
dollars. This Is but very small
amount with which to begin the world
anew, and there is no doubt but there
will be considerable suffering in the
Cohemaugh valley for many months
TO come. 1t will therefore be well ioI
the committees in every city TO forward
the amounts in their hands to the
JohnstoWn committee Gs soon as posi-.
BILE.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-29

RusuFoRD, iuMn., June pa com
b!ned cyclone water spout aLd nail storm
passed. from one 10 five miles east Of here
on Thursday night destroying every
thing n It's path. A belt two milcs wide
In the pathway of this storm for 50 miles
in length Is absolutely luid waste the
trees being as bare OF leaves as in winter.
The loss by the storm cannot fall much
below 500, 0OO. Immense trees two feet
OF more III diameter, have been torn ~
ard twisted oil. For two miles in width
the merciless hail pelted everything into
the ground, 1t crossed tho railroad track
where the section men were ut work, and
they say that they iell FUZZY as large AZ a
name inst. Andrew Frisco, OF ucatan
was drowned IA the flood. Another
drowning Is repOrtgi from Houston.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-29

SOME time ago the Pickett. Buchan.
an Confederate Camp of Norfolk, Va,
forwarded invitations to number of
Grand Army Posts TO attend their me-
mortal services. This was all well
enough, but those having the matter
In charge showed, 10 say the least,
their want OF common sense by having
printed on the envelopes o colored
representation of the rebel battle flag,
while the stars and stripes, under
which We are all now living, was to.
tally ignored. Ii is iust such thought
Jess acts as this that Keeps the chasm
between the two sections from being
closed. The members OF the Grand
Army fought for four years to wipe
''the stars and bars" out of existence,
and il is moi only an insult to them 10
send communication bearing this
insignia OF treason, but also TO the gov
eminent 10 forward such through Tic
mails. We now have but one Gas
and one country. aud no Post of III,
6. A. r., should receive Or recognize
any missive bearing any other.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-29

Lyyy, Mass, June 90 Maria Nil
chell, the noted astronomer, ditd yestcr-
day morning. Che was born u NGntuck-
ct and was seventy years of age, At the
age Of II yelrs she helped her father,
William Mitchell, In Astronomical ohset-
vatioHs. Sic discovered her hrst comet
IL l&l7, and received therefor god
medal from III. Ktng ot Denmark. she
subsequently discovered II other comets.
She visited ~ ope abJut1si7, aud was
the gucst IN England of SlTJOEu Fer
sehell and Sir George Airy. she was
professor OF astronomy at Na7s II College
Tor q years, rssiguiag about January /,
1883.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-29
sATuhDaY, JUNE 30, 1889


SUCH men as Sam Jones are libel
on the cause OF christianity, and do
much more harm than good. In a
recent discourse he Ia reported as max
ing use OF the following language:
"a high license preacher won't be in
hell ten minutes before the devil will
have him ssddled and bridltd, riding
him around and exhibiting him as a
curiosity.
'Ii any one here don't believe what
say, and viii tell me so to my face, l will
give him hat aud some dentist job Of
replacing his teeth, from the wisdom
tooth down"
Such talk as this may amuse people
and make them laugh, but it certainly
will not induce them to change their
ways and endeavor to lead new life.
No church should tolerate such man
In its pulpit, bit at the same time he
only represents class who are ready
TO condemn every one else who does not
think the same as they do. Such men
oppose high license, or 10 fact license
OF any kind to sell intoxicating liquors,
and would rather have prohibition
with all its evils than restrictive liquor
laws. Fortunately they are in a
hopeless minority, consequently they
are powerless TO do much harm.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-29
WhSA7IAi<Ell's
At every turn of the sto,

HAlLNbi LfulA' saturday, june, -, ls59.
At every turn of the store
there Is e niue appeal
ircm your taste or comfort
to your pocket. AS you
yield to the demand and
draw the sub-trcasury from
the gloomy recesses of dress
or trousers, Is it not a COM
fort 70 know at least TINT the
money wallet was a bsrgain}
That pleasure at least we
can give you now. A deal
er retlres. Stock must be
sold-sold cheap. Nothing
the matter save the goods
have been a little long on
sale. We buy. Result you
can get a Pocket-book for
so cents or a Gard or Let
ter Case for 40 to rs cents,
any one OF which ought to
cost you three or four times
as much. In each line Rus
sia, Alligator, seal-all real
no shams.
Ooze Calf Chatelaint
Bags. Swell enough to beai
the stamp Of Klein--ParIs o.
Vienna. At S1.35 each
That price would make ,
lunatIo OF Klein. We car
stand 1t. Each Bag sol,
: vouches the sanity OF tn,
buyer.
You seek the sea breezr
j. or the mountain air. tn
{ precious boon must not b
d wasted. You cannot writ
your letter within doors
Daily Republican., 1889-06-29


n u MI thnAueiphlA te1pressl 2 W, 252. s20, 70
AZ, ~ =, u III, n, B f0d And ~ 70 pm
Aesohln Cation, 10 =, NJ, I2I0 Ia, al
W EoI n n y y. and 10 4oP. m.
D "a. IOS. and 10 % p. M '''''
ACCOMMODATION, si6 = M, 1910. lD. 90
70 For hew YORK te1presal, %, M, az 200:
:, ia Il ia. m, Il 10, 2H, 49, GA Oe and
Foi y Y sst oohestsr, via I.anoEin, tisa, N"
foT 0ipe CpSriss. Old Point Comfort ana
For New Castle, Kirkwood. Middle un,
Clnyson, Dover, FELTON,, burlington, fridge
vile, HeGford, Laurel and Delmar, IL o. hight.
Baltlmcre and Washington, ! ~, %, ~ Il
q. M, IL @, iss, % y "a. 7tOp. m, and u u
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. for Wi.
mington (eEpressl, sc. 100. p.ln. DIS A.
Nj 49, b.0S, 'dI2, Go, CD, ii.2o, Il.S0 and
q" ecamTiotation. s. ~. 10. ~ A, H., igsa4os.
9, 10, e35 NJ. ~ and u mp. ".
For fgrther iinto,,%snon ss%tsp are re-
JrGins marked thuS ~ are linitod eEpres 0
rpon which eItrL ARE IL Charged.
CHAB, X, PU6H, j, Il. WOOD
aonSrSi hSnAass General Passenger Agt
Daily Republican., 1889-06-29
PREPARED ADHESIVE
WHITEWASH,

MIXED in 0 minutes ready for use.
ANYBODY can apply 1t.
Pure materials only arc used in this
preparation. 1t IS in paste form sim
ply needing to be thinned with water 10
prepare for use. NOTHING POISONOUS
USED IN THE COMPOSITION.
Pure White and colors.
Can be applied with the greatest ease
and facility, and when dry will present
II smooth, rich and even surface, which
WILL NOT RUB OR SCALE From THE
WALL
THIS wHITEWAsH POSSESSES STRONG
pIsINTECTING PROPERTIES, and can be
eilcctually used in cleansing and rem
deripg healthful the walls OF apartments
impreguated with the germs OF disease.
reaches, Ants Flies, Moth, etc, do
no. like 1t and will leave walls or rooms
where the whitewash lie applied.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-29

Piazza, spreading tree. bower
or tent on the beach, pro.

tects from sunshine and
your thoughts take q sylvan
Or marine turn. Can you
get your fine thought clear
and bright in words without
a lap tablet, with portfolio
and travellers inkstand and
pen box? Lap table is are
$3.50 to 81. so for the best
construction, 80 and IS cents
for others, while so sorts of
Writing Paper Pads can be
had upward from 25 cents.
Travellers lnkstands, trusty
ones, safe on top, bottom or
sides. The prices are 10,
IS. IS, IS. and 80 cents.
Either hall price or less.
For clear, concise writing
the Wanamaker Black Ink
10 cents a bottle. Jet black
from the start. That's 8
BILE ssing. Well nigh indel-
Idle, that's another.
Northwest section.
The whole story Ia wo-
mems hot weather head
gear. Nothing half told
Whatever Is seasonable Is
here; not IN pinchcs heaps !
Dainty, filmy Mulls ike
cloud wreaths, New shapes
continually. Black, while,
cream, cardinal, navy, light
blue, pink.
Breezy rough-and.re
Yachts that smack OF the sea
iauntN jolly bits of straw and
ribbon. Twice over { h e
sorts we know of in any
other store.
in the untrim med ar G
iealhered-light Fayal5. gen.
erous Of brlm and varied in
shape, soc, white and blue.
Rough-and-Readys of t h e
newest twists ; all colors, Is
end 25c Striped Flannel
Hats and Caps to match
blazers. For damp weather
and cool event gs the sof,
Fur Felt or Wool Knock
abouts, and for overland OF
over-watcr travel q great va
riety Of cloth novelties.
Thirteenth and Chestnut streets corner
You mustn't suppose be
cause we are offering yol
, wondrous prices In Summe
Silks that we are ct t ms
down h e Silk standard
, Quite the reverse. The 81
: cent Chinese Silks are
] quality to be proud of, as
e the twin bargain at 60 cent!
From grave to gay fro,
! lively to severe - may b
b written over the many style
! in these great Bargain Lot
1 West Transept.
i ! inch Velvet Ribbon,
y II most desirable shades,
65c tie tiece Of ten 1aras.
Il About half value.
y East Transept.
That big lot of Women
= Black Isle Hose at csc La
ed about two hours yestel
Daily Republican., 1889-06-29

have used g. 8. s. for DEBILITY re,
sultiug from chilli and fever, and HaYe
found 1t TO be the best tonic AMI alpe-
tiEer that ever took. 1t also prevented
the return OF the chllls.
A. j. ASTLYN, Eureka Springs, ARK.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-29
THE CoLoNNADE,
- -

Mr.. PancoAst Allen. OF this city, desires TO
inform his friends aud he public, that this
tnc new hotel, "ihe C0lonna,ie," is now
open for the reception oi guests, 1t is four
stories high. Handsomely furnished through
Everything new and In hrst-clEss order. An
excellent tshle and good attendance. Large
Neraudas and electric tights. Only two blocks
from the hesch, Rtiording 1ne view OF the
ocean. Good bathing, hshing and sailing.
Tennis for rooms ana board art very rpasona-
hlr. sea Isle CITY Il u beautiful piece. Many
fine hotels and sey erRl hundred cottages. The
city Is two miles long, with sea wall. board
walk along the beach and Is II, hted with elyc-
tfic ughts. Trains tor sea Isle leave rhllA.,
foot OF Mark 81. daily. For terms address
PASCCAS1 ALLES, Proprietor,
i2!-7t Sea Isle Cits, New Jersey.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-29

SWIMMING DEPARTMENT WILL OPEN
SATURDAY, JUNE ISr.
Arrangement of Houfs3
Ladies and Misses from Va. IN. TO | y. m,
Gentlemen and Masters from 3 p. m. TO y p. N.
Gentlemen only SD. IN. IA 10 p. N. Private
classes or private instruction by. special ar
rangement. Terms Invariably In advance,
Terms with Instruction. A Regular Quarter,
Is lessons 5000. short Quarter, 10 lessons
E.b0. 6 Lesson Ticket, 400. Single Lesson,
rs cents, special Terms for Families. Sch DOL
children, 500 for he season. For swimmers
Terms without Instructions. Season Ticket
500; one hsnth, o.. %: Single Bath, % cents;
Ladies' or GeutlemenH TioEets. for SIS. A
careful ana experienced lady teacher Will be
in charge OF the ladies and CT 'iiren's DEPART
ment. A. S. WEBSTER, msO-tu- tn sa-lIu
Daily Republican., 1889-06-29
WEsT

W Esq BOl ND.
b!AtLrlMoRR AND WAsmNGToE, - 20, as 10,
omiiSi t. 4oa. M, - Us p. III. daily. except
ritt56nrg IS 40 n M; IS 10 ana IS o5 d.
mi all daily.
CHICAGO, IS 4G n M. rs 40 p ~; both
Cincinnati md st. Louis sua5 m
and - % =. N, butu daily.
sISGERLN ACCuMNOpATIon, $50 nm
I and II 10 u. III. daily.
IANDESHERG ACCOMMODATION, week
days, go II 10 am, 2 40 and 10 d. IN; sun.
days . 80 II. M, 2,43 and 40 p. III.
| TRAINS LEAVE MkRKET SrRI TT STATION
| For Philndelphin ana wny stations
$50 o, 7. M sundays, g IS Il. m; l. 49, . IS,
For baltimore, week daysb SAG 10 90 IN
| ii 50 II. IN. 80, . 80 y. IN. Sundovs 4 Az
Il. m; 2 80 nnd . 70 y. IN. . Nv
1 fof LandenDerg aud way stations week
| oAys, ~, y 70 II 81 q. M; . 49, 5 20 u. IN.
! sundays S2l a. m, 20, $50 II. IN,
| tmcinnutiand St. Louis, I'll g5 q. m
| daily except sunday.
NhlcnEo 5 80 II; m, daily, except sun.
day. 20 y. IN, daily.
ilttsburg, ts 50 AIN, daily, except Sun.
| dhSi 6.8up IN, daily,
LEANE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
bnliy{ 10 = 10, loo, ali I0n. M, 1900
EEHph i, n ~ = 3OO'i 10. 80 IS 0j.8 30, 30
pS"y, except sunday, 4oand 725 a.
d. u - ~ 30 and = y. IL. sunday DULY
+ 70 m.
Telephone No 1913.
~. Rates TO western points lower than
viz any other line.
S;o.hGn IL, j. 7. onELI,
Daily Republican., 1889-06-29
Get Ready

For the 4th In good
time and don't put off
getting some light cloth,
ing until the last minute
and then probably take
something which W ill
not suit you, All the
new and nice things in
Flannels, Serges a II d
thin goods for h o t
weather. A few dollars
Will save your better
clothing ana give y o u
more than enough com
fort to pay the cost.
Plenty of goods in our
Custom Department
TO r making Summer
weight goods to order,
and prices now as low
as good ready made.
JAS. T. MULLIN & SON
Tailors, 9th & Market,
Clothiers, Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-29
8
|MPORTAN 7 (!
WE HAVE
LAVA FLOOR PAINT

That will cover well and dry HARD
OVER NIGHT. They Withstand exposure
to weather and the wear of washing,
hence are especially applicable for Piazza
and Kitchen Floors.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-29

Lhht IIdhscpI'
That big lot of Women's
Black Isle Hose at csc last
ed about two hours yester-
day. A happy chance brings
us 72oo pairs more of t h c
same sort. Fine quality,
regular so cent goods, mi
tie friee IS Csc.
At the rate the o t h e r S
went these will last all day.
Special counter, main a!slo, Chestnut
street side.
Fans. Fans to nlrt with,
Fans to fan with, Fans to
flutter the air, or the heart.
Fans for ? cents, just COM
mon natural palm the edge
finis'2 ought to cost twice
that ; Fans for $55, Of white
ostrich feathers with gold in
leid peasi sticks
II you only want to raise
a breeze 2 cents will do bet
ter than $50.
The Chinese are a tanning
people so are we. But il
is lar cheaper to let the As.
iatic and European construc'
: our Fans than to do it our
. selves. And that accounts
Tor the scores Of sorts o
Fans at a triile each.
, You viii find the Orienta
Fans on the Juniper stree
/ aisle near the japanese de
{ corations, the c h G q p e
French sorts at the centre
? back Of the elevator, a n
. Just northwest the centr
{ the choicest and C ostl les
+ rom Paris and Vienna.
!. JOIN WANAMAKER.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-30
NEWS IN BRIEF.
The Latest Items by Telegraph in Con.
densed Form.

The minister of agriculture has rendered
decision Diminishing the petition OF the
Royal Electric company, OF Canada, Tor
the cancellation of the patent of the lncon-
descent lamp owned by the Edison Elec-
trio Light company.
Four little girls, children of Hugh
Dunn, found a keg Of powder yesterday at
Elliottsville, w. Va. and in some way set
{ off All four were blown to pieces. The
mother has gone crazy.
Martin Farquar, poetry and prose writer,
is dead. He was born in 1910.
Two more firemen, Michael Norman, Dr.
Ives and John Brooks, pipemen OF hose
Boston, are reported missing this morning
and are believed 10 be in the ruins OF the
Brown Durrell building.
King Leopold of Belgium has sent a
telegram to Henry M. Stanley congraulat-
ing him upon the completion OF his task
and inviting him to visit Brussels
Mr.. Redmond, editor of the Waterford
Qrelaud) News, has been sentenced to
three months Imprisonment fer intimida-
ton.
Samuel Kirchhoffer, cashier of the West
arn type foundry, at Kansas City, was ar
rested, charged with embezzllng between
a. 900 and s. 900 of the foundry's funds.
He WAS committed to Jail in default of
- 600 bonds
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-30
UNDER PROPER JURISDICTION.
Judge Brewer Holds No Mans Land
Offenses Triable at Paris, Tex

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov 29-Judge Brewer
today in the United Suites circuit court
rendered decision by which the Stevens
county men under Indictment for the
murder of Sheriff Cross and his deputies
IA NJ A2B's land are to be sent TO the
Cnite3 STATES court for the eastern dis
arict Of Texas ior trial.
Judge Brewer declared To be constitu-
sional the act ol congress known as the
Mushosee act which placed No Mans
land under the jurisdiction of the Texas
court. The twelve indicted men will at
once be taken 10 Paris, Tex, for trial.
THREE MORE ARRESTS
DENVER, Col, Nov. 29.-United States
Marshal Hill. of Colorado, has arrested j.
II. Frazer and I. Isor, two of the priuci-
pal actors in the bloody county seat war in
Stevens county, Kansas, in which Sheriff
Cross and four of his deputies were killed
on one side and one of Frazer's men on the
ether. Frazer has been here some time
working as a painter. he was arrested in
Nerth Denver Monday. Isor was arrested
in Pueblo Wednesday. They were ar
raigued before the United States commits
Siouer today.
A third party has been arrested in a
small town near Pueblo and will be
brought here tonight or tomorrow. AL
three will be turned over to the Kansas
authorities.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-30
A Chicago Girl. Odd Ianperi.

At an informal tea given last week tie
party Of ladies discussed very common sub
ject-dress-and Of course considerable was
said. One visitor told Of comfortable
costume which she knew was worn by q lady
In Chicago, who was an expert stenogrspher
and whose business took her out Of doors a
great deal. 1t consists of a full suit Of black
tights. a divided skirt and dress, the latter
not touching the ground by three inches. In
this raiment she Is perfectly free, looks the
same as any ordinary well dressed woman
and is not conspicuous in any sense Of the
word The chief comfort to be taken with
this style is the fact that the woman is per-
fectly free. She does not fear a rainy day or
a muddy street, her dres escapes ell soil at
the foot and she does not appear in the att
tude of the woman vino holds her dress UP in
one hand, her umbrella and packages Ia the
other, and then gets drabbIed skirt after
all.-Indianapolis Journal
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-30
A MUCH TRAVELLED DOG.

Railroad Jack, Who Is the Pride and Joy
of Train Men.
Every one has heard of ships mascots in
the shape Of dogs, cats and various animals,
who have made the vessel home, but who
ever heard of an animal fastening himself to
a railroadl There is dog who not only
sticks to a railroad, but Jay-Gould-like takes
in railroad systems. He is named Railroad
Jack" and his Headquarters are at Albany,
N. Y.
Jack is none Of your delicate poodles, whose
only idea of trip is looking quito carriage
window. When he goes on the road he takes
in hundreds of miles. He began his railroad
career five years ago by drifting away from
his owner and into the New York Central
and the Delaware and Hudson Canal COM
pany's baggage rooms at Albany. His first
trips were on the Belt line between Albany
and Troy. He would get into baggage car
and go to Troy on one side of the river and
back by the other. This was good way for
Jack" to be broken in, for he was pretty
sure to get home But sometimes he would
stop over for half an hour and inspect the
baggage rooms where he was well known,
and when the next Albany train came in he
would jump aboard Sometimes he would
make excursions on the Susquehanna division
of the Delaware and Hudson Canal company
to Quaker City. On these occasions, however,
he would usually stop over and go about in
the surrounding country, pleasure seeking.
Jack never requires ticket; indeed, he dis
dams even to carry passes He has become
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-30
WilIed Them q Curse,

A number of years ago, prior to the war, 1
believe, man was executed at Charleston,
s. c., for a crime which he stoutly denied to
the end. His property, amounting to an in
considerable sum he left to relatives His
good wishes "a he left to the jury which tried
him, in the following mathematical codicil:
las / am to be hung tomorrow for the
murder Of - Of which crime / am in
nocent, and firmly believing that was found
guilty by packed jury, l hereby equeath to
this jury eternal damnation, and In order that
their names may be known to posterity, |
herein insert them Chen foli-wed the names
of the foreman and eleven others)
II order and desire that my executors here
matter named shall deli. ~ my body TO the
medical students of Charleston, S. c., and
that they are requested to have my bones
properly cleaned and my skeleton mounted,
so that it will pass down as a proof Of the
bribery and corruption used in the conviction
of an innocent man" In awfulness of con.
ception this curse almost equals that pro-
nounced by Guiteau, the assassin Of President
Garfield, after the court had given its verdict
in his case.-John w. Wright in ST. Lo..is
Republic