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The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-04-07
WORLDS FAIR NOTES.

The board of trade of Columbia, s. C., has undertaken to see that an exhibit worthy of that state is made at the ex- position.
 Some Swiss painters at Geneva are painting large panorama of the Bernese Alps. with the intention of bringing it to Chicago for the Worlds fair.
 The preparation of the educational ex- hibits from South Dakota and New Mex ico has been intrusted to the women members of the respective state boards
 The Pennsylvania coal operators want to construct q building entirely of an thracite coal at the exposition, and to have 50.000 tons of best anthracite on exhibition.
 The horticultural department of the exposition is planning to have mag nificent rose garden in which will be fully 5000 plants. besides large groups in special areas.
 Chew Yu Ling, representing commer. cial parties in China, has arranged to conduct tea pavilion on Midway plai sance, and has applied for 1000 square feet of space in the Manufactures build ing in which to exhibit Chinese silks, embroideries, etc.
 The ladies annex of the Los Angeles chamber of commerce has applied for 10000 square feet of outdoor space at the Chicago fair, and proposes to erect thereon an adobe building. The New York Society of Decorative Art has also made application for space for an ex. aibit of embroideries in the woman's de. Dlrtmpnt
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-04-07
WHISPERS ABOUT WOMEN.

Nellie Cushman is one of the best min. ng experts in Arizona.
 A daughter of the late ex-President 5aloman of Hayti is studying medicine m Paris.
 Miss Ethel Mackenzie, daughter of the great throat doctor, is said to be the London correspondent of Chicago daily paper.
 Miss Annie Depew Paulding, q favor ite niece of Dr. Chauncey NJ. Depew, has golden hair and blue eyes,
 Miss Alice Belknap, of Washington, is a plucky cross country horseback rider, but she doesn't sit particularly well for a girl of her fine figure.
 A daughter of Congressman Baker farms her own land in Kansas. She is said to wear mans garb and can blow and SOW as well as any male farmer in the neighborhood.
 Mrs. Sangster, the editor of Harper Bazar, is said to be as attractive on the lecture platform as in the editorial chair. She has very musical voice and sin cere and graceful manner of speaking.
 Jean Nelson won the first place in the oratorical contest at De Pauw univer. sity, which has l,s00 students. She | the only woman who has attained this distinction, and she is but nineteen years old. Her subject was Industrial Free don."
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-04-07
AsBRiEVfEiE. is N1S-v-ss.s s.ss=1,,r
BEHIND THE SCENES.

Jennie Joyce is going to London to ap- pear in the principal music halls,
 Mabel McKenua, daughter of the late Stanley McKenna. will go on tho stage next season.
 Emily Rigl has returned to tho stage and is playing tho part of Kate ONeil in "Money Mad"
 There are GOO people upon the stage in the performance of "Henry VIII" at the Lyceum in London,
 They say in London that Grace Flaw thorne is writing book discussing the dangers of the stage.
 London will have a novelty in the spring in the form of several Scandi- nsvian plays, not by Ibsen.
 Marshall P. Wilder is rated as the pos sessor of $50,000 Ten years ago he was working for twelve dollars month.
 The story that Marie Wainwright and Louis James, her husband, intended to once more star together is authoritative ly denied.
 Christopher Columbus" is the title of the great spectacular work to be seen in conjunction with the Barnum & Bailey show next season.
 A dramatic paper is of the opinion that theater devoted to stock corn. pany and another to be utilized for comic opera exclusively would be "go" in Chicago
 Audran, the composer of Miss Hell yett." has dedicated a new waltz to Mrs. Louise Leslie-Carter and sends it to her with an autographic letter of congratu- lation upon her success as the Quakeress,
 Alexander Saivini has made an excel lent rule in his company-that all mem- bers thereof shall meet for one hours fencing every morning, This is in or der to perfect ease and grace in gesture and movement.
 The wild boar that Sarah Bernhardt shot on hunting trip in Georgia was good thing for the advertising agents 10 tell about, but the Bernhardt has re- ceived bill for ten dollars from a farm CT for killing one of his tame hogs,
 Hermann vezin. the Anglo-American actor. has been awarded S5S0 damages in an action against the proprietors of the Colchester (EnglandD thcater, for in- juries received when knocked down by the unexpected fall of the curtain at that place of amusement.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-04-07
RAILROAD JOTTlNGS.

Japan has now over HOO miles of rail ways. but the investments have never proved to br profitable.
 Ata lpt:ing of the Illinois Central ,rr. uf directors the project of using "L'a motive power for trains .....ay,l
 i, PaaISylvania has let contract - inc gr.,tling and masonry for the r1.r tru.I roal from Valley creek to ..... 4Ia,.Jl, Pa.. including new stone arch bridge over the Brandywine creek.
 A powerful syndicate, including Sec retary Tracy and William Clark, the thread manufacturer. has organized the New Jersey Traction company to oper- ate the combined street railroads of Eliz- abeth. Jersey City and Newark.
 At meeting of the stockholders of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad com pany the officers were authorized to is- sue $7O. .000. 600 worth of bonds for i'm. provements. double trackage, acquiring and constructing branch lines. etc.
 A curious feature of an expense &C., count lS that tue htCHioou epcut oV pSi cent. more for printing and stationery and 30 per cent. less for fuel, light and petty expenses of the general offices last year than it did in the previous year.
 The famous Oroya railroad in Peru, which was constructed by the late Henry Meiggs. and is considered one of the wonders of the world. has been extended cn Port Tucker on the Pichis river, thus .n...iHs direct connection from the head of navigation on the Amazon river to the Pacific ocean at Callao.
 The New York Central company tried the experiment of using steel cross ties on the track in the vicinity of Garrison's three years ago. The result could not be arrived at in a short time, but after continuous use it has now been deter mined that they are not only serviceable, put as good as, If not superior, to wooden EieS
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-04-07
TURF TOPICS,

Flora Temple won ninety-six races and Goldsmith Maid ninety-fiye.
 Monbars, the great Eagle Bird colt, will make tho season of 1899 at tho West minister farm, lls miles west of Lexing ton, Ky.
 Lord Falmouth, whose horses were sold for over $500, 900 when he retired from the English turf, Is again buying brood mares.
 James Dustin, the well known trainer. has been appointed trainer for Senator Stanforj's palo Alto stables. to succeed Charles Marvin.
 Blackwood, who in 1869 created a sen sation by trotting mile in 2:}l as T 3-year-old, died recently in $. Bailey stable. at Ticondcrosa, N. Y,
 C. J. Hamlin. whose success in bring. ing out race horse trotters and pacers Is not questioned, says that his breeding venture has nettcd him % per cent. an nually,
 A now system of shoeing horses has recently been invented in England. By it the iron shoes are fixed to others made of sail canvas, which are then ceIaented to the hoof.
 Happy and content is a home with "The Ro- .t. l.. sla l..xlk of tk..s ,,nsx
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-04-07
5aArs ABOUT MEN.

,rf South Dakota, is 6
 c,lly and is most robust.
 John Fiske declares that .lJ, competent scientific man ,,o,il today who is not an evolu- N iIst.
 The famous gunmaker, Dr. Gatling, "a halo and we'll preserved man of sev- enty-two. with white hair, but yigor- ous body and brain.
 P,,ssmore Williamson, of Philadel- phia, the famous abolition agitator. eel
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-04-07
SoRETHRoAT

Bronchitis, colds, coughs, asthma, and even consumption, in the early stages, yield to Ayers Cherry Pectoral. Singers, actors, auction- eers. public speakers, clergymen, teachers, lecturers. and all who are liable to disorder of the vocal organs, find sure remedy in this wonderful and we'll known preparation. As an emergency medicine, in cases of croup, whooping cough, etc., it should be in every household.
 1.-Two years ago suffered severely from an attack of sore throat
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-04-07

Happy and content is a home with "The Ro- chester; lamp with the light of the morning. Catalogues, write Rochester Lamp Co. ,NewYork.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-04-07
Cured By Using

Ayers Cherry Pectoral. It leads all others.
 "Iu January, 1889, I was taken down with measles and scarlet fever, and exposing my. self too soon, caught severe cold which settled on my lungs. was forced to take 10 my bed and was so i'll that the doctors despaired of my recovery, supposing mo to be In quick consumption. Change of climate was recommended, but began to use Ayers Cherry Pectoral, and soon found relief After using several bottles, was cured, so that l am now as well and rugged as ever" John Dillander, Cranesman of Steam Shovel, G. s. & 8. F. R. R. Co.,, Justin Texas.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-04-07
And Bronchitis

It seemed as fl could not survive, all the usual remedies proving of no avail. At last l thought of Ayers Cherry Pectoral, and after taking two bottles of this medicine was restored to health" - Chas. Gambini, Smiths Ranch, SonOma Co.,, Cal.
 "There Is nothing better for coughs than Ayers Cherry Pectoral use no other pre- paration"-Annie s. Butler, Providence, RI.
 w. II. Graf X Co.,, Druggists, Carson, Iowa, certify that all throat and lung trou- bles are speedily
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-11
Amus,eusnM
GRAND on ERA HOUSE

Mr.. John T. Kelly, the well-known
Irish comedian, supported by that
quaint German comedian. Dutch Daily,
and strong company of artists, an.
peared at the Grand Opera House on
Saturday evening In the laughable
comedy, ~ and i Miss Florrie West
was well received by the enthusiastic
audience present In the rendition of
her songs and dauces, and In fact, the
whole company was good In their re-
spective roles,
The original musical wonder. "Blind
Tom," will give a musical entertain
ment at the Grand Opera House this
evening. There is n world OF patLos
In the entertainment given by him.
The music covers wild field from
the plantation melodies to tho grander
and more difficult productions. His
limitations of other instruments are
excellent Music loving citizens
should not fail tohear him.
Pauline Hall and her comic opera
company will play a return engage
nlent ut the Grand Opera House, on
Friday evening, presenting Gilbert and
Sullivans satire, Trial by Jury" and
Oflenbach's opera, La Belle Helene"
Charles FrohmAn's company will ap-
pear at the Grand Opera House on
Saturday evening in the latest SUCCESS
Jane" which will be preceded by a
curtain raiser entitled "Chums.n
THE ACADEMY
Tho attraction at the Academy this
and tomorrow evenings will be the
charming and talented actress, Ada
Gray, in her great play New East
Lynne" Miss Gray's conception of
the character OF Lady Isabel Is marked
by delicate apprehension she thor
ouShly impressds her audience of her
fitness for it. She is perhaps stronger
in the role of Madame Vine when
she clings as Il mental In her husbands
house, trying vhinly to hide the out
| bursts OF her wbmanly nature.
East Lynne gives wide latitu de
| for tile portrayal of the delicate and
sensitive apprehcnsions of the wu-
man 6 nature, mud Ada Gray brings to
the characters sire assumes force and
conception that impresses au audience
at once by its intensity and perfect
ness. She vii be supported by u
strong company. The theatre goers
OF this city should turn out and see
heI and make tha engagement IL sue.
| cess.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-11

The spring elections throughout the
country have been highly favorable to
the Republicans and correspondincly
discouraging to the Democrats. The
earliest indications Of Republican sue.
cess came from New York State, where
the city, town and county elections OF
February and March showed unInis
takably and unexpectedly large Re
publican majoritles. Places, that had
given Democratic majoIities for TWEEN
kty years past made a complete revo.
hutton. Tho Republicans will have at
ut 200 more County Supervisors IN
lState this year than they had last
pd also the control of many more
kards OF Aldermen and city Councils.
municipal elections in the West
Gsully as significant. Through.
but Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Hi.
FnoIs, Iowa, and other Western States
the large Republican gains have sur
piised the party leaders themselves
and left no doubt Of the unnlpuirrd
strength OF tho organization in tic
great Northwest.
Following these local elections
came the general State eirctioH In
Rhode Island last wecl, where tAc
Democrats expected All easy victory
from the fact thattIie State only u
year before had elected Democratic
Governor, Democratic Legislature
and botA of her Congressman wer,
Democrats. The only reason why no
Unitel States Democrat Senator ~
elected was because thcfe was none to
elect last year. But now how chang
ed the result
The State has elected EeruMfa
Governor a Republican Legislature
that will elect Republican Tinted
States Senator, and would haye eiert
ed moro Republicans to nAfso il thor
had been any more Offices 10 fill. IAt
Republican party needs only to mo, c
forward In the path ii has hnan trend
- ing to make certain national victor,
next November. with peluw re Oh til
side oil tie yictors
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-11

Go to Reeds new fnstaIment stor6
for cheap Furniture and Carpets. sos
Simply street N. r. Reed. manager.
Fresh re-cleaned bird seed, canary,
hemp and rape seed. Is cents per OF.
al ]. ]. Smiths, Fourth and Shipley
streets.
Removed, so go TO No. 400 Market
street for DR.. Simms' White Pulmonic
Balsam and other medicines, and not
to Fourth and King streets. Elegant
private office for consultation. Sold
by druggists
Fame Castle. No. 2, A. o. X. NJ. O., In
full uniform, will pay fraternal visit
to Mlzpah Castle OF Philadelphia on
April 20.
The Supreme Castle OF the knights
OF the Golden Eagle will convene in
Atlantic City on May %. Harry +.
Vollmer is the representative from the
Grand Lodge Of Delaware.
Joseph Rooney of St. Paul's r. G.
choir has been offered position in the
Philadelphia II. G. Cathedral choir.
Paris J. Carlisle, OF Frederick, accom-
panied by his daughter and son.in.
low, will sail tomorrow for q four
months trip abroad which will be
spent mainly In France.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-11
MONDAY. April 1897.
Tho Next Chancellor.

1t seems to be generally conceded
that James l.. wolcott, ESQ. OF Dover.
is to be appointed by Governor Rey-
nolds as Chancellor of the State Of
Delaware, TO succeed the late Chancel-
Ter Willard salisbury. AT first sight
It wus thought that AIR. Wolcott, hay
ing large and lucrative law practice,
would not have been willing to bury
himself in a Judicial office with a
small salary give UP lis law practice
I aud practically to place himself out
side OF the routine OF political favors
that comparatively young and am
bilious lawyer might have in pros
poet. Nobody will dispute that the
appointment of Mr.. Wolcott would be
a judicious one. His mind is trained
by nature in u judicial line, and his
character is OF the best.
We know OF none who would I'LL the
Office in more creditable manner,
and those who would more ably I'LL it
are not hard to count. AS political
movement the reasons for his appoint
AioA1 may obiil 10 uISoN III IL stronger
light. Mr. Wolcott made his bosom
friend Robert y. Reynolds Governor
of the State, and Governor Reynolds
has now the opportunity OF repaying
his friend by making him the Chancel-
ior OF the State. In doing this, how
ever, the Governor would have two
fold object. He would not only be re-
paying him for past favors but it
would be disposlng OF the only man in
Kent County that stands prominently
between the Governor and the United
States Senatorship, which now seems
to be the goal OF the Governors am.
b.tion.
BY making Mr.. Wolcott Chancellor
the Governor burles him out of sight
in an Office that removes him entirely
from the arena of politics, and the
Governor has the way now clear in his
own mind to take the seat now held
by Senator Higgins four years hence
There is one thing, however, that may
cause the Governor some little un.
easiness, and that is that the Republl.
cans expect TO carry the State and
have Constitutional Convention be-
fore Governor Reynolds gets to the
Senate.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-11

The joint memorial committee. com
posed OF representatives. from every
Grand Army Post in this city, arc
making extensive parations for
Memorial Day, which viii be observed
on Monday, May 80 1t is thought
the day Will be mere generally ohstFy.
ed tins year than ever before. All the
Posts will attend divine service, oil
sunday morning May -, at sumc o.
the different churches in tbs city.
where appropriate sermons will bc
pleao ned by tho pastors. There will
hN a 4Iaud memorial service held in
Tie Opera House In the afternoon, al
wt4ch severed distinguished Speakers
VIII tie present,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-11

The AGcieat orIGl Hit,a W5ranen
js oGs uf the most NGdfisAiug OF lie
many SECRET hennteiui oraei5 ia lAi5
state, and lilo Indications now ATE
thut the icqulrea Hambrr OF mcinlrf,
H.,l bu admitted Gttldn a. 'rart TIM
70 onatltutc delaware sTeCiul iauss
dieii9n Ae lodges in G.t- ely are
taking IN new hnmnar5 weekly and ii
Hrw3odgN vii! shortly be termed at
IalIeyNtIlC
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-11
A STATE CONVENTION OF The
REPUBLICAN PARTY

or the State OF Delaware will lie held nj
Dover Thursday, May 3, 1879, A. D., AT IL
D. M, for the purpose OF selecting SIX dele
gates to represent this Stute in the Re.
aublican Notiunai Convention, TO con
Nene al minneapolis, state of Minnesota
on the 9TH day VI June next, 10 nominate
candidates for the President aud Vice
President OF thc United States. and also
for tho purpose of olecting state Cen
tfIl committeeman transacttng such other
business as may properly come before the
convention,
The convention at Dover will consist of
Cne hundred aud sixty goo Delegates ap.
pUrtiOuelnmoIlgt the several digtriCt Is the
State az follows: Forty ,ip) dc'cEatcs to lie
chosen from tht First district; thirty-cight
I3sl dclcgatcst I'd lie chosen from the Second
distinct; forty CD delegates 20 be chosen
from the Third district; and forty-two (i4)
delegates To be chosen from the Fourth
district. 7 he said delegates shall be np-
portionGd amohE tho several subdivisions
OF each district as heretofore.
And lur;hcr,it is ordered that the modes
OF election al delegates shall ne as follows:
Tho Republican Hotcrs slult assemble at
the usuHl voting y uccs in the several SUIT
DIVISIONS OF SAID districts on saturday, the
Hth dR? OF April, a. H.. 1872. and shall
organize hy C.ccting three Cl Judges to
conduct the I'll elton. who shall forthwith
open the pollsand receive the ballots The
election shnti Ir held between the houIs
oil : p IN, and p. m, the polls 10 be open
continuously n cuth Sub-dly sion Tor u
period Of not less than two tS hours
Provided, however, nat the District or
County comm oil the several Il isirlcts
may name tai places ana hUms for hold
ing such elect Ions ana may nltcr The nj.
puriionmout among the several sub-1i-
vsien- IN tHGh diu.lci. All such details
to he uiYuItista
L on closing the polls tho Judges shall
PUBLICLY count tho vote and make out
ccriiiioai : al clcctieu ia duplicate; one
whereof slfaN lac delivered a. the dele
gates uleEtrl,k md the other snail mailed
forthwith 10 tbs chairman OF the State
Central Committee.
1T The sail election Republicans. or
those PITT lInIg Themselves 10 vutc tho Re
publican ticket. onl5 shall he allowed to
Nuts. ions plLbING,
Chairman State rn3Iul uuimlttee
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-11
WANAMAKER'S.
PHILADELPHIA. Monday. April II. Is

EhiLApEhfHiA' monuNN April IL ls9d
London is the home of
Cunard and Galatea Stripes.
Wanamaker's is their Ameri,
can home. Delightful stuffs
for Boys Suits and Women's
and Girls Outing Costumes.
10 styles Cunard at 35c.
Is styles Galatea at soc.
That long counter Of finest
Ginghams is in new dress. 1t
could be IN new dress every
day for weeks and not dupli.
cate a style. Hundreds Of
patterns, every sun-checked
beauty that Ginghams ever
had rs to 75c the yard.
just across the aisle are
the Brandenburgs, Organdies,
Linen Lawns, Dimities, Nous.
seine de llnde, Como Ba.
tistes and others Of the thin,
thinner, thinnest things.
Northeast OF centre.
School Dresses (FlanneD
4 to IA year sizes, at $l.25
to 50. 80. There you have
one of the secrets of the
wonderfully great business
we are doing in Children's
and Women's Wcar-mod-
est prices; unoqualled values.
One purchaser, not Il deal.
err, took fourteen of the ST.
30 Bingham Dresses ycstcr,
day. So it goes.
Children's Refers are 60,
ing the same way-begin-
ming with those in blue
twilled stuffs with gilt but
tons, at S1.35.
Women's Jackets for any
proper taste.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-11

NOTICE. |. EDMUND Mf=NE. WEfn
n tenant ana ued upant OF the hOuse
situated ut kirkwuul. known us the
kiritwool Hotel. IN School District ~. 81,
prhdHdor Hundred, county of NV Castle,
and -tatc OF Delaware, i'll compliance
with the requirements OF the acts OF the
GCncrat Assembly In such clse made and
p oviieh, do hereby give notice that
stul apply in writing To the curt of
General sessions of the Peace and ,luil do
livery oil the State of Delaware in and
Tor New Castle County, ON Moaday, tho
STU DAY OF Aay, 1872, being the nrxt term
oil said court, for u license for said house
AS IN Inn or tavern. ion tle safe therein
OF intoxicating liquors ~ less quantities
than one qtinri.tO lie trunk on Tie prcMi-
scg. and thtt flowing Respectable citizens
aId substantial frce-hoiucrs ul said school
dlstrct recommend the said application.
VIZ.
RiehGri T. Cam. Washington R.Klng.
Juines II Wright. los. ". Conway.
". ~ MNhle Wn. Hayes.
William y. Ward. J.B Mahpncy.
j. NJ q, Metoy. j Il. LcrcYer.
Frank X. l3arnes Robert r. burgess.
John II. Sparks. IL. 5. Neville.
apTS-3t EDMUND MILNE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-11
1allorlng-to- Extraurdi-
.... nary. ....
The Largest Operation ever
known in the Tailor
ing Business.

AhoWh AL ullC l. uilOI-
ing Business.
N LMOsT a shipload of
~ Fine English, Irish
and Scotch Home.
spuns, Tweeds, Bannock.
burns and Cassimeres One
Hundred and Fifty Thous,
and Dollars worth to be
forced into quick sale.
There is only one way to
turn this immense quantity
OF merchandise into money.
Price alone will do it.
Price alone will do it.
Price alone will do it.
Shall the price be $2S and
sell large quantities?
Shall the price be $2s and
sell large quantities?
Shall the price be $2S and
sell large quantities!
No. We must make a
price that will sell the entire
shipload.
$19 per Suit will do it,
$1S per Suit will do it,
$l9 per Suit will do it,
And it will be the most ex.
traordinary Tailoring ever
done.
It's simply this: For $19
you have the opportunity of
getting a Suit made to mea
sure we'll worth $50 to $40.
So confident are we of the
good value Of the cloth that
we stand back of every Suit
and will refund the money
paid for same at any time it
proves unsatisfactory.
Good Trousering Styles, IS
per pair.
Good Trousering Styles, SIS
per pair.
Hundreds of styles to Sc
lect from. The entire Mar
ket Street front, Sixth Street
front the entire length Of our
large building, Minor Street
front and a part Of our first
floor are given up for the
display of this shipload OF
goods. .....-.. .....
Wanamaker & Brown
OAK HALL,
SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
PHILADELPHIA.