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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27
Election Of Omners.

Clayton Lodge, No. 4, X. of p. elect.
ed the following officers OH Thursday
evening: T. O., Everett Jones; e. G.,
T., S. II. Ridasway; N. Off, 4. B.
Crossgrove; NJ. OF E.. James Ii. Tuck.
en-; X. OF r. and s., J. G. Jones; N.
at A., q. Hamilton; /. c., l. Iansell;
o, G., w. T. Lincoln.
The following were elected by Lady
Washington Council, No. l, d. OF L.,
on Thursday evening; e., 4, S. Bane
y. O.. A. j. Newkirk; A. O., Ella B.
Robinson; A. V. O.. Maggie Wilson
Il, s., Ida Carpenter;G., AnIiie McYaeny;
representatives 10 N. o.. w. II. Ii.
Sllarpless and Alice Clayton; trustees,
L. K. Irons; librnry director, L. $. Bane.
The Fourth Ward Kepublican Irwin.
cibles held their annual meeting on
Thursday evcnihg ulId elected the fol
lowing officers 10 scrve tho ensuing
year:
President, Joseph Wigglesworth
vice president, ]. Markley Singley
recording secretary, Edward l.. Foulk
itnnuenl secretary T.. q. kettlewend
treasurer, JHfnes Kitchen; trustees
f'Hauk il. Foulk, Charles Robinson
james McGarvey, Harry White and A.
Neutze.
Brandywine Conclnve. No. 4. Hep
tas0phs, elected the following; Officers
| on Thursday: Arcllon, J. Il. tarra; pro.
vost, J. A. DoaSiferty; recording scribe,
J. NJ, Hines; financial scribs, J. W.
Iowsend; prelute, w. W Faivrie; in.
spectur general, N. Il. Pierson; trustee
$. J. Price; chancellor. W. II. owens
HUMBOLDT Castle. X, q. r., last eve
ming elected Tho following officers
Noble chief. Joseph Ulster; vice CHIEF,
William Rink; sir herald, Il. b. ScheIl
high priest, }. Reesc;mnster Of records
August, Faske, keeper OF exclleauer, +
w. ltohl; hermit. August Schulz; trus.
tee, L. d. Schell.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27
SATURDAY JUNE 81, 1891.
TnouoH there has been no genera

THouGH there has been no general
organized effort to observe the Fourth
Of July in any public manner, there
will be no lack OF the usual din and
noise that have marked other Inde-
pendence days. Store windows are
profusely decorated with all the usual
paraphornalia OF noise making. There
are fire crackers, larger and smaller ex-
plosiVes and amongst them the deadly
toy-cannon and toy-pistol. Shattered
nerves are to be still farther shocked
by these explosions on the streets, sick
people are to be made sicker still,
horses are to be scared and made to
run away, smashing carriages and The
inmates as well; boys are to be manned
and blown up and property, no doubt,
be destroyed by fire, all that American
Independence may be taken notice Of.
The Fourth of July is great day and
ought never to he forgotten--it never
will by true Americans. but the cele.
bration OF it should be controlled and
kept in proper channels. The people
are going to celebrate it anyhow in
some kind of manner, and 1t ought
always TO 10 taken hold OF in time,
and celebrated In a rational way Belit
tiig the occasion. ..a
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27

thirds Of our great
Third Floor Bargain
Room filled with small
lots of our bestselling Suits,
broken in sizes, selling for
much less than they did
the other third Single Suits.
Weren't the choicest of
the Half,Price Single Suits
bought up the first days?
Not at all. They're all
Made,to-Order Suits-particu.
lar picking for quality, extra
tailoring,moro than ordinary
clothing for care. Pity we
have to spend precious time
selling them q second time.
We'dsooner make it pay you
tocarry them off at half. Pay
so you'll get a $40 Suit.
S15 a $50 Suit, for $40 a
$40 one. No scarcity OF
of sizes, but hardly two alike.
Pick, pick, pick. You'll
save money enough to pay
for your time-and more.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27
couidn't Do Two Things Az once

Yesterday afternoon there was fiur-
ry Of excitement at the Baltimore and
Potomac station, owing to young
man trying to do two things at once
lower an umbrella ard light q cigar
cite. He had the lighted match In ole
hand, the cigarette in his month, and
was in the act OF lowering the um-
brella in the other hand. when the
match caught to the umbrella, which
burst in blaze. The cigarette was
forced from the mouth by the anger
arising, and the young man ran to the
heighboring telegraph post and beat
out the deyouring flames on the nm
brella, but was obiivious to the fact
that the handle was heavy one, and
after one or two llcks tho handle was
broken on. Tho umbrella was left to
its fate, and perfect storm OF anger
arose, which was not dispelled until
the umbreilaless young man left the
depot.-Washington Star.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27
We have Them.
I YARN WEATHER

v YARN WEATHER
wv Goods in endless va
N riety; all new and
fresh goods just arrived from
the manufactory. Serge coats
and vests in black, blue,
brown and drab. Mohair
coats and vests in eight diff.
ferent shades.
Black Alpaca coats and
vests Drapedita coats and
vest, outing flannel coats
and vests. In fact every
thing you most could ask for,
and prices range from 81 to
$Sfor coats and vests. If you
are in need of a suit, we
have gone through the stock
and marked all the broken
lots down from 81 to $3.50
per suit. Now is your time
for to get a bargain.
All goods marked in plain
figures.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27
The Markets.

The markets We're well attended
this morning, and the ruling prices
wera as follows; Butter 25 to IS
cents a pound; eggs. % to 81 cents a
dozen; new potatoes. u to 90 cents a
nall peck; peas, Is cents a half peek;
cabbage, to cents n head; beets,
) cents n bunch; radlshes. . to 3 cents
a bunch; chickens, 81, to 81 80 per
pair, Tomatoes, 10 to ID cents quart;
peaches, % cents quart.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27


HEEMAN company manufacturing
printers ink found hat under tile Nc
kinley bill their extensive trade with
America was almost entirely knocked
out. The American printers simply
pstroni1ed American Ink makers and
everybody seemed satisfied but the
Germans. But now tho latter have
purchased land In Newark. New Jersey
and have begun the erection OF man.
moth plant tho buildings alone of
which are to cost ss5. coo They will
still continue to cater to the American
trade and can etill export their wares
TO all parts OF tho world. Besides.
they will build up home market for
Americans. Still the free trade iour.
mails do not think protection is bene.
dcial,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27
Delavar. g,ty.s urv noc,,

The dry dork which J. L. Sinpson 4
Co., of iirooklyn. propose to build at
Delaware City on the Simpson furm.
which borders on tho Delaware river
and tho Delaware and chcsapeake ca.
nal, will cost S!25.0O0, and will dock
vessels OF 1000 tons capacity. The
people OF Delaware city are asted ID
contribute 500 0ND to the scheme. II
is not thought that they can raise this
sum all hoaBh the project will not be
retarded.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27

The political changes about to take
place on the first of July seem to have
knocked all idea Of having any liked
observance Of the Fourth Of July COM
pletely out OF the minds OF the people
30 far as Wilmington Is concerned. and
our little sister of New Castle Is left
with a monopoly OF July celebrating
on hand. We sincerely hope our New
Castle friends may have an intensely
pleasant and patriotic time OF il.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27

The Fame Hose Company are putting
up now front doors that are lighter
four feet shorter and that will swing
open both ways. They are never slow
in getting TO fire and now they may
be expected quicker than ever. John
B. johnson is doing the carpenter
work Simmons & Bro, the mill work
and Smith and Brother, the glazing
and granting.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27


TnE empaneling OF jury in New
York lust week to try Chauncey NJ.
Bepew and the other directors OF the
New York and New Haven railroad for
the late tunnel disaster, brought to the
front juror named Wernard, a fruit
dealer in the Washington market who
upon being questioned declared upon
oath that he had never even heard Of
tie name OF Chauneey NJ. Dopew. The
man under the law was a competent
Juror. while others who knew him and
bad OF him and who were familiar
with all the details OF tho accident,
We're excluded from tho jury What
fai 'erable iarces arc the means by
which impartial iuries are obtained
when TO get an impartial one, the ig-
nonnt who never read tho paper have
to be selected. But to beremInded that
man OF some prominence. a fruit
dealer IN Washington murket, had
never heard Of ChauncGy N. Depew, re-
calls the mingled humor and cynicism
fadistiuguished soldiers definition OF
glory ITO be found dead on the bat
Tie Held and have your name mis-.
spelled in the newspapers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27
Look Here Friend. Are You s,cS,

DO you suffcr from Dyspepsia, IndI.
Pestion, Sour Stomach, Liver Com.
plant, Nervousness, Lost Appetite.
Hliouencss. Exhaustion or Tired Feel.
ing, Pains In Chest on Lungs, Dry
Cough. NiSht7wcats, Nervous Debility
or any form OF Consumption? II SO,
send = fref. Hurt, Se Warren street.
New York, who Will send you free, by
mail, a bottle OF medicine which is n
sue cure. Send to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27
A PnI,I.c InatrlihtInn-

On Thursday evening. July cd. tho
iirst public intal llatton OF officers OF the
A. O; I W, III this city will be- given
by Wilmington LodRo, No. |, in their
hall Ninth and Market streets. The
will be conducted by De.
putty William Z. Stlmmel, assisted by
Grand Mnster. Fohlk and other officers
OF the grand lodge.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27
sHnoH's o.TARRH REMEpY.

MARVELLOUS cure for Catarrh, DlphtherIa,
Cnnker Mouth and Headache. With
each bottle there is an ingenious nasal
injector for the more successful treat
Inent of these complaints without ex-
ira charge. Price SOC. N. b. Danforth,
Wholesale and retail agent. Second and
Market streets, Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27

When the blood Is loaded with i'm
purities, tho whole system becomes
disordered. This condition Of things
cannot last long without serious re-
suits. In such cases, powerful alter
atlvc Is needed, such as Ayers Sarsa-
parllla. 1t never fails, and has no
equal.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27
wASAMAKE ER,s
PuIGADELrnfA. Saturday. June. %. 1891.

All work and no play
makes others beside "Jackn
dull. Loafing isn't enough,
there must be downright
doing of some kind if you
really mean to get all there
is of health and and happi-
ness out OF an outing, short
or long.
A big part of the Base.
me Mt is crowded with hints
and helps to make the vaca-
ton trip brim full of pleas
ant possibilities.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27
Temperance LECTURE.

Service Sunday evening at Fletcher
Hall. Subject, "Thou Shalt Not" All
Interested in the cause OF temperance
are invited TO he present. The public
Is cordially invited to attend these
services. Speaker, J. NELSON WILLIAMS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27
Grnrrn NuLi,o

contractor for hauling by the day or
houf. safes and pianos moved and set
with care. Furniture ears mt short
notice, Hosting ard rigging done
Oiiee, No. i23 French street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27
Ho~ to cure An skin Dis,a ,e,.

simply apply "swtYNR's OINTMENT. :"
30 Internal medicine required. Cures
etteT, eczema, itch, all eriptions on the
Hhce, hands. nose, etc. leaving the skin
ear, white and healthy Its great
aling and curative powers are pos.
lssd by no other remedy. Ask youy
EEist for swAYHE's olsTnEHr.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27
Boots ana Shoes.

Il. X. Crawford No q West Second
street. has largo stock OF ladies. OK.
lords at low prices, with fun line of
all other qualities.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27
oysters. Clam, and CAN.

Salt oysters, clans and little neck
CLANS, hard and soft crabs. Deviled
crabs speciality, at Alnscow's, 707
Shiplcy street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27
sannLlnR Hnnonn

can be lad at Weyl's, ,3l9 +. Fourth street
every Sunday afternoon. Cigars etc.
Kept constantly on hand.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27

The 9TH ward Republican club will
hold a meeting at s O'Clock on Friday
evening, at SO Windsor street.
u, ID. SPENCER. Pres.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27

Dry goods and notions, selling ont
az cost TO close out business. Must be
closed out BY July %, 10. SOL Lin
street. Mis-. A. c. Taylor.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27
breath.

The boom and bang and
general hurrah of the
Fourth will be boomer and
bangier and more hilarious
il you have the proper fix,
ings.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27
Pist,,Is nu,i sTsr,ser

Ahot-headed man and the evor- handy
pistol, always in the hands OF such men,
are responsible for what seems lkoly
60 prove a murder, the victim, though
sill alive, being without hope Of recov-
ery. The trugedy again shows the
danger Of always having pistol ever
ready at hand. Tho pistol was tile
winding up OF long standing feud be-
tween two families living in adjoining
houses but who, from frequent quar-
rels, had learned to thoroughly hate
each other. James McEIhenny, whose
wounds will probably prove fatal, had
the misfortune to live next door to
william j. Dunseith, n quarrelsome.
dangerous man of such an impctuous
nature as to keep tine community in a
turnUil.
Sucha man Is not calculated to bene-
CT a community. but on tho contrary
will by his own repeated outbursts of
ungorernahle temper induce other
ueighburs OF poaceablc rcpltc to en-
gage In qHnrIels that they would
gladly otherwise avoid This seems
10 have been the way tho McElhenny
family wero drawn into the quarrel
that ended in probable matdcr. Hot
headed and impulsiye people should
carry pistols, and yet they are
The very ones who nro always sure
to have them about, as fhoy always
fancy that they tccd them In self
defence. Men like Dunsuith should
Hlways be under tile surveillance of
the police and every effort should be
made to keep such mon from carry
pistols, and having them lying around
the t1oasG ready for uso.
Our detectivcsfran ronder the city a
good service 10y keeping a watch over
people who arc continually boiling
over with malignant tempars and pro
secate them every time they are known
% carry q pistol. Tho man who reEu
iarly carries pistol IN his pocket OF
Keeps It lying wheae hc can readily lay
bis hand upon it, generally has some
idea Of yloleaee resting on his mind
and In the course Of time this feeling
Increases TO a reality as it did in the
Gaze of Dunsnith Yesterday when his
vivid and disturbed Imagination led
him to commits probable murder.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27

Ice Cream all llavors, delivered to al
parts of the city on tho Fourth oI
July, at Garliners, 9TH and Shipley
streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27

Ice Cream, for the Fourth of July at
sdardners, 5. W. Cor Of ith and Ship.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27

Neuralgia, catarrh, lunbaEo nervous
prostration, cured by DR.. j. q. Plckels,
705 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27
Club Meeting,

DIR, j. g HicEels cures liver and kid,
ney troubles. 7Oj Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27
FEATHER
WEIGHT
Cassimeres,
Serges, Wor-
sted and all


wsyrnn Serges, Wor-
Ws!uaI sted and all
I the new
materials for making
clothing to order; we
are winding up the best
season we ever had, and
are anxious to have as
few goods as possible
by stock taking. You
will still find a good
assortment and prices
will be made the great
inducement to get your
order. Some of the
most handsome shades
and colorings of fine
serges which we have
ever shown justin stock;
more new homespuns,
brown and tan cheviots
and light suitings than
you usually find SO late
in the season-prices
reduced, but work and
trimmings up to the
usual standard, and we
guarantee, as usual, to
give yon entire salts
faction. Stop in and
look through the de-
partment.
JAS. T. MuLLIN & SoN,
Tailors, 9th & Market,
Clothiers, Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27

Families wishing Ice Cream for the
Fourth OF July, can he supplied al
Gardners, Tth and Shipley streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27
Japanese Lanterns.

Ball shape, S iucn. $3.50 per 100,
5Oe dozen; 10 inch, IS per 100;
Csc a dozen.
Egg-shapc, 10 inch. So - per 100,
9Oc dozen; l2ineh, 1910 per 100,
:l.35 a dozen.
Fancy shapes, { 30 TO 81 Il dozen.
French Glass Lanterns. 10 Ia hnc
each.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27
Fire Engine Improvement.

Ice cream, ice cream fresh every day
9th and Jefferson streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27
nnrgninsl Ilnrrnins,

Jefferson.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27

Dreamy-do~- nothingness
once in a while, to be sure.
Then the Hammock. There
may be a lazicr way of laz,
ing-but it hasn't been
found out yet. And such a
spcck of room-and of
money-does for a Ham,
mock
Palmer IIammocks, with pillow
and spreader5, f5e, ~, 81 .25, IS.
Cotton llammOcks for baby, SOC,
then full size, 0Jc, 81, s1.50, 81,
S3.25.
Sea Grass Ilammocks, 81.
Hammock SprcHders, 25c q pair,
Hooks zoe pair.
Anchor Ropes, 25e n pair.
Think of tents in the same
breath.
Boys Palmetto Tent, Xxi feet hirb,
complete, 81 SXS feet. s12.
Estimates given for "A" Tents,
Wall Tents, or Garden Tents ui
any size or shape.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27

DRoPOSALE-THE POLICE CoMMis.
l. sloners will receive proposals at Nc,
lul0 King street, on MONDAY, June 90
ispl, until 3 O'clock p m. for uniforms OF
patrolmen. consisting OF sack coat. yesi
and two pairs of pants OF about same
police force. Samples must accombatIy
each roposal
S, j WILEY,
]. W. LAWSON,
io-a ~
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27
/. H. PENNOCK,
SUCCESSOR TO
PennoCk & Foreman
FIFTH AND MARKET.
Elizabeth Marot and Josiah
W. Leeds,
In Chnncery


VS..
Samuel Bassett, Nathan Bias In Chnncery
sett, Trustee OF Mark :.
Dassett; Josiah W. Leeds
Trustee under the VIII OF
Elizabeth Bassett, deed; 10.
siah liassctt, Jr.; Sarah &
LIouston; Rebecca Bassett, New Castle
Hannah W. Ireland; Anne County
+. McDowcll; Edward u
Mcdowell; Sarah Ii. Leeds;
ID. Franklin Leeds; Albert
7. Leeds; Samuel Marot;
Mary 5. Marot; Helen Marot;
Elizabeth q. Marot; Helen
MarOt. guardian of William
q. Marot; Ada b. Marpt,
Philip Marot; Henry b. Pep
per Jr.; Sallie Is. Pepper;
Louisa ". Pepper; Il, irene Petition for
D. Pepper; Mary Pepper partition
Head. and Edward d. Pep.
per.
In pursuance of an Order of the Chancel.
lor In the above cause made on the 2Bth
day OF May, A. D.. 1881. all persons hay.
ing any lien or liens. effecting the Interest
or estate of Elizabeth MarGt, Josiah W.
Leeds; Samuel BassCtt; Nathan Dassett
Trustees OF Mark :. lmssett; Josiah W
Leeds, trustee under the WIKI OF Elizabeth
Bassett, deceased; Josiah Bassett. ,Jr !;
Sarah $. Houston; Rebeccn Bassett; Han
nah w; Ireland; Anne {. MeDoweil; Ed
ward b. Mcdowell; Sarah u. Leeds; Il
Mnrot; Mary s. Mato;; Helen Marot; ;
Eizabeth @. Marot; Hccii Marot, guard,
an OF William 9. MarOt; Ada Is. Mnrot;
Philip Maro!; Henry u. Pepper, Jr.; sal
lie y. Pepper; Louisa NJ. Pepper Il. irene
d. Pepper; Mary Pepper Heald and Ed
ward H. Pepper, or either of them, In the
lands and premises to which said cause re-
lates are hereby notified 10 file petition
setting forth the nature and amount Of
the same, In the Office of the Register In
Ghancery for New Castle County ten DAYS
before the Eleventh day OF July, A. D.,
1891. and to appear and prove said lien or
liens on said day ut chambers in Dover.
J. FRANK BlGGS, Trustee.
WilminpiDu Ilpl IuuA p3 1901 49, "A.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27
Flags

Muslin tags from = to .ac each.
SILK Flags, from Pc e. y.
Btnting Flags from zoe 10 Sl.25.
Scwed Bunting Flags , to 20 feet
long, $3.50 TO $lT; seyen sizes
ana prices between. Larger
sizes to order.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-27

Thousands ofhousekeepers
in Philadelphia have used
Stanton's Naptha Soap with
in the last two months.
"Unequalled' is the burden
of all their saying. No mat.
ter what the test is-the
laundry, the bath, house
cleaning or taking daubs and
stains from any cleanable
thing-the Soap never dis.
appoints. 1t harms moth
ing.
cake Z cents, Q cakes 1s cents. 4
cakes rs cents, 100 cake box IS. so.
JOHN WANhMAKER
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-23
Railroads in Texas.

The Wall Street News says: 1t is not al
together strange that the Southwestern
roads have had so little share in the present
boom There is Il general distrust of he
railroad situation in Texas. IN the first
place the act OF the Legislature prohibiting
alien ownership of land has practically
paralyzed trade and business III the state
The alien Is numerous ana he has been
calling in his loans in Texas as fast
us he could, preferring TO invest some
where else. where he does not
have to pay for protection. Then,
TOO, the cotton crop is so heavy that there
has been demand for lower railroad rates,
which the state railroad commissioners have
been only too willing 10 heed. People who
own Texas roads that nave never paid a
cent, even under the best of circumstances.
are now rather inclined 10 let their
money 20 as Il bad investment 1t
is certain that railroad rates in Texas
Will not be higher. and that the profits
of the roads will not increase.
There may be something in the Interna-
tional and Great Northern securities. but
for the present. III least. we think it quite
certain that the securities of other Texas
roads Will lag little in the general market.