davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-10-27
GRioa9oer meltausftelIur9 feben
uno Damn terben.
9lus Berlin tpirb oemeL6et j..

Qtus Berlin mirb gemeL6et:
Sin Iebensmiiber @9icago78eiuber Sin
2OfaG>8 eribtertatter melbet: gta9 Ser
9iiffebr BON Dem 8eiu1 Ser @eItausz
iteuun9 in @6tcog oabat Der in ser @bauiIcez
itroBe tpobnenbe &entier SO. einen Selbitz
morbueriuc3 gemacbt. Ser pOblittltrte
Wann, Elm Sunggeieue bon 81 Sabren,
5abIte Dorgeitern ant SpGtnaDmtttage ieis
ner alten ~QtufpGrterir ben pollen WonatSz
gebalt aus 1tnb ia9te tbr, baB ct tie in Ieiz
nem Seitament bebobt babe. Oils sic
6rau, Der baS perltOrte 8elen 6eS alten
6errn a%ufftel, nacb fur3er 3eit nocbmaIS in
ietn Nrbeits5immer 9ing, nm mach ibm gu
icben, fan6 tie tbn blutiiberitr0mt NIT
einem Wteiieri9nitt in Der &eble alf benz
6uBboben Ite9en. Qtuf bem Gii9e lag Elm
S6riftitiid, tpOrin CT e%rtlGrte, baB er,
nab6em er bte GbicagoerM eIts
%teILun9 9eieben, CT 6as
BAT unb freiipiut9 aus benz
lelben i6etbe. Der iofort b%erbeigebolte
2lr5t fonnte 9liidLibertpetie fonitatiren,
baB bic 8erlebung ni6t lebensgefdbrlich
iet, unb orbnete auf 8unicb Ser 8eripanbz
ten 6eS Observation-Disclosures bic lteberz
fiibrun8 beiieIben na9 einer 8riOatzgterz
pen6eilan1t1lt an.
, 1893-10-27
gu ptel morpbtum.

st. 6. 8urfman itarb beute fritb in ieiz
ner @o6nung, 228 OatwoobS 8ouleOarb,
an elmer gu groBen 0Oiis WOrpbiu1n, bas
ct ais S6mer3betGubuu9Smitte cin9enomz
men bate. Sb eS ii6 babel um Elm uns
9ludli6eS 8erieben oOer UNI cine Q(biicbt
banbelt, lit tttcbt befant1t. 8urdman mar
Elm GeIe9rapbiit an Ser 80rle, Al Sabre alt
un6 unpcrbeiratbet.
6ilfScoroner &eHb belt beute 8ornttte9
etnen Snqueit itber Sic 2ei6e 8ar6mann's
ab, BET pelcbem bic Goroners9ei6tporenen
einen 8a1ripru9 auf Sob Ourb einen
un9LGdlt9en 3ufau" abgaben.
, 1893-10-27
Gin outer fdno.

8tutam &Obbtns, Der i'm %ber9angenen
Wfat III 8ittsburg bel be0li6tem Sage auf
Der StraBe SObn u. Miuer, einen 8ertres
ter BON &ronbeim & WiQiad's 8rduerci
Inn $4,000 beraubtc, ipurbe ant Monta9
bier BON spei @ebeimpolt3iiten bet Gentrals
itatton Der6aftet. Sin Ytttsburger @ebei@
lter traf beute bier Elm unb ibentift3irte ben
8er6afteten ais etnen Der gefGbrlicblten
SpiBbuben aus BittSburg. Gobbtns pirb
9eute 2tbenO na6 bem S9aupIab ieiner
bDien Tbateu suriifgebra9t tperben.
, 1893-10-27
Die 0nriteuunden i'm I

- Die 8oriteuungen i'm tIrtii9en
S6eater Der vMtbpa1" fan9en tebt an, an
@emeinbeit baS Wfeni9enmOgtidbe gu Get=
item, unb bic Men9e, Bic iib ba8u etnftn6et,
iauB5t Oen Menicbern, Sic iib ba I'M auerz
ltiebri9Iten @ebcrber6enipieI 9efauen, aus
2eibeSfrdften gu. sic ba6en eben iebt,
mo Die Geibi3te SIT Gube sebt, faum mebr
ein' Ginmii9en Ser Observation-Disclosures gu
betitrcbten uno 6a per6en 6eun 0in9e oera
ibt, Die man ionit nur in Den alergemeinz
itet 2alter666(en 81 ieben betommt. I'm
Der vO&iOmap BGatiance" ptGen lit es ntcbt
i6abe, baB baS leBte Stunoletn Der @usz
iteaung balO gei9lagen bat.
, 1893-10-27
0etectine 9Inbn gfnbon INN ser Sen

traIltation, Der felt nabe8u 3tpet @o9en
in Detroit auf bic Bro3eltrung bon
Stonetpoa Sadion 9e Trance gepartet
bat, traf 9cute Wor9en bier Elm, febrt aber
i6on mor9en na6 Detroit 3uriid. St
la9te, OoB Der Bro3cB ntcbt eber tpeitergez
fiibrt tper6en t0nne, bis Elm 9aupt3euge,
Namens &ennebp, aus San 6rancisco etn=
getrOffen 1et. Soute aber ber SAL entire
ten, bob man~au9 bana De 6rance nicbtS
an6aben tOnnc, 10 perOe ct, C9toban) i'm
nacb Chicago bringen, mo- er la befanntlid
ben NoUotaten 9tetpman UNI $4,000 be-
ibtpinoelt babe.
, 1893-10-27
9SaGD bcritbntte1t Wsttfter+

gBtr ftnD in Der erfreuLi6en Sage, Ser
Welt Bic 8erItcberung ertbeilen 31 f0nnen,
oaB Der @rfDl9 Der californii6en Wtnterz
ausiteuung I'M prG6tigen v@olOen @ate
8arf" gu San Srancisco, Ser unS unfGng>
lth ettpaS iebr 3tpetfeIbaft eri6ien, = mas
Mir i'm Sntereiie ~unierer Ltebpertben
Treun6e unb @enofien i60ner unoer9eBz
Lt3er Stunben unter tenem ~geie9neten
6immeLitri6 aufrtcbttg 6e6auerten -, num-
n1ebr lber allen 3lpeifeG erbaben lit.
Ntr pOuen aub gleib nit unantaits
barren 8eipetien fir uniere 8ebauptung
aufmarten. gine misunderstanding, ielbit
nur en- miniature, mte Bic bart am
Stranbe beS ittuen S5eanS in Scr Q(uS7
~fuhrung begrifterte, tpiir6e, tpenn it4 Bic
fren6en Md6te baOon ferne btelten, nit
eitem ibmdbliben SiaSco eitben. 0oS
meiB natiirltb unier &oue9e SO. $. 9e
Ooung BON San TranctSco iebr pobI;
feline me1r o6er tpeniger eriprteBLtbe T9Gz
tlgfett ais Wttt9IteD Der n%ationalen 8elt>
cuSiteaun9sz &ommt1iton Bat ibm in oteler
9inii6t bic Nugen g%eOffnet, un0 ct bat bic
uauerifanii6e 8riue", bur9 Bic ct frI6er
europGti6e 2Gnber, un6 bora6 urier
nun AUDI auf Dem v6elbe bes Sriebcns"
unenbIi9 9rOB geporOcnes 9eutl9IanO,
gu betra3ten pflegte, tpobIpeiSltdb beiieite
9ele9t. IS mar baber AUDI gang am
8labe, baB Die Geranitalter ser 8tnters
ausiteIIung 6errn 0egoung 3u ibrem Sc
neraIbireftDr ertpGblten. Setren 8ez
mubungen lit es benn artGb ~gelun9en, cine
Qn5abl altsIdnoiiher Jeegierun9en CUR 8e@
tbeiIi9un9 an Ser San SranctSco ySair"
gu 9epinnen. 0a bic 8orbereitungen fir
bteieG6c nunnebr i'm icbGniten 53uge iin6,
10 fonnte eS ii6 Ser Standardization gez
~itatten, no9mals bierber5ufommen, nm
einen Iebten Slid auf Bic vBeiBe Sta6t"
s1 tperfen unb tbr no6 neri1tebenes vob>
3ugu6en", mas 6a brarben gut perpertbet
perben fann.
9as vN6gufen" i6etnet unfere Gait
fornti6en Sreunbe iiberbaupt famos 81
peritebcn. Die californiichen 3eitungen
ptiien tagtd8li6 bieG bon ser eriteben6en
0NunOeritaOt" int y@olben Safe 8arf" gu
er3Gb(en, rn6 ouf einem geltern Qtbeno bon
ben fremoen Observation-Disclosures gu
G6ren bes 6errn 9e goun9's peranitalteten
8onfett, berItteg ii6 bieier io8ar 3ur Bez
6auptung, baB bic Misunderstanding v6as
Staunen Scr Q8eGt berborrufen mer6e."
Nun, unS unb 9etptB Nuen, ipelcbe bic
culumbii6e 8cltausitelung geIeben unb
6epunbert BADEN, ioQ es iebr lteb ietn, tpenn
mir (pdS mir, i'm 8ertrauen 9eiagt, be-
fiircbten) in Son Tronctsco feinen bloBen
Nbtlatib %unierer @eltausitcIung, ion6ern
ettpaS mtrfli6 gteues unb SrigineleS gu
ieben befommen. Wfan immer tal1
Gum gang beionberen @rfolge ser @in5
teraustellung miro es ie6enfaus bettragen,
OaB au6 Bic meiiten vTatirS" bon 0erD}ioz
poD 8loiiancc nab San Srancisco pill
germ wer6en, unb borten iogar ser 8apa
Set6l bon v2utz8ten" nit ieiner berii6mz
ten v!6arb'n @uitI", ber fef6en So6lerin
Warie GvWtarie, Marie Mlaruticbfafa") uno
oem OSiafer" &tnbersba6er nibt fe6Ien
perOen ...... Neein 0ieb4en, mas piQit
9u nod me6r? !!
, 1893-10-27

- Sn elmer Sagb9eieaibaft tper6en Sic
@rfolge bes Cages belproc6en. Gtner Ser
9ttmro6e ia9t 81 eiuem 9uten Sreun6e
yMaS 9lauben Sic, pte pieL Siibner t9
beute 9eiboiien babe? &at6en Ste!"-
v0ie Sdlfte", entgegnete Der anbere, Der
Ietnen Sreunb fannie.
, 1893-10-27
CAB ith feIbit oen Oo0.

Sn tbrer @obnuns, 853 80. Ma6tfonz
1traBe, ipuroe geitern Sic 3eicbe bon Sloz
renee 8tnsleD ~9efunoen. Gin ba(bgeleerteS
TlGl99en NIT Der @tttette v@ift" mics
beutLtcb auf Die SoOesuriacbe bin. Slorence
po9nte ert fur3e .3ett in ienem 6auie, unb
bic i~ibrtgen 8enobner tpuBten nt6t ptel
bon tbr. Sn tbrem s3tmmer fonb man
rabe5u bunoert 8riefe BON 9erren. 9lus
alroeren Bapieren eriab man, baB bic Mfutz
ter oer Selbftm0rberin in 874 Q8. 8olt>
ltraBe po6nt. Die 2et3e purDe nacb Der
Wtorgne gebra3t.
, 1893-10-27

0tebcn balter. @era6e 10 finbti9 lift 6as
8ene6men ber Mehrbeit, Sic iic6 bas gee
faIen IaBt. Naboem Sic Mebrbett ieBt
fpeiB, 100 tie Oran 1T, bat es au9 feinen
Stnn mcbr, baB Der 8isepraii6ent Stcpenz
ion Dem S9wabboIO Stepart geitattet,
ieine p0teOe" bis hrs llnenbIibe gu sieben.
Sit down on him, Mr.. Stevenson.
, 1893-10-27

- Die vGribune" IdBt beute 6em 9rGitz
be1ten @lepclanb Gbre pi6erfabrcn, nacbz
benz ite i'm pobenlang ais S9pabmatts
tuS 6ingeiteut un6 ben beoorltebenben
Grtump6 ber Silberbol6e nit Boiaunenz
itOBen an9efiinOi8t bat. Qtber .6erGet
Spritn9e itn6 ia Der. rSrtbune" NIGHTS
neues mebr. Gboratterfeitigtett mar nies
mats tbre itarfe Settle.
, 1893-10-27
Sit @nfer 'pabrer se10etoenbett.

gGIn trelter &nedt mar 6ribOlin etc. etc.,
Srle9Smtnlitcr v9an" 9omont, ser 8ulens
freulto Hno 8eratber @roDcr's, lebnt Sic
INTERVIEWING, 0aB ct cinen tpelentltcbcn
Alt1etl all Der 3uriidmcilung etnes aomz
pron'tlieS in BET @ilberfrage gebo6t batte,
bel9etOen ob nnO i4iebt alien narebit"'
0aflr letaem 6errn unb Meilter al, Der
.tn 0teier ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eerobeau be-
, 1893-10-27

9te Stl6erbolbe iin6 gera6e pie Sic
&inber. Menn unarttge &inber aus Surcbt
Dor grii8eln na3geben miiiien, 70 i9neiz
ben fte btnter bem GIfen Der @Itern nod6
@elic6ter nnb fiiscn ftdb nur tpt0erwtQig.
50 maben es AUDI sic Stlberbol0e, Sic
1eBt i'm Senat nod @eii9ter idbneiben unb
aus rein ftnbtiGem SrpB mod Langetbmige
, 1893-10-27

I'm Stelungiuden6en BET ser gegenz
pGrtigen NotbIa9e bas @rIangen bon 8ez
i6Gftigung gu erlei6terr, nimmt baS
&benobIatt Der SuinotS Staats5ettung
Stelengeiu3e unent9eltli6 auf.
, 1893-10-27
Wnnnrtdr Dnntuter.

9rei Mal td9ltb nob MIItpoufee, '9uDr @orm, 7.3O
NbenbS nub 8 llbr Nbeu0s.
.Seoen Sag mad 8ociue, Wtillpoufee, Sbebo19ou, Ntal
nttolpoc, &eDaunee. Nbnapee, Sturgeon Ban. Wturinette
nno NteuomInee nm 1880 Ibr @ben0s.
Seoen Sag mad Srono Saoen, Wtusfe9on, 9rano
9topt6s. etc. nm '7:30 ubr MbenbS.
Sa9ll9 mad S%uoin9ton lno Moniftee, g BORN.
Son1to9 tdDrt Der Sampler nm 8 ubr Mbenbs a6.
gta9 Sreen Bar. @scatobo, Wtouiitique unb Mo1
pprts jeteu Somitog, 7ubr @beuos.
Sotnt99S ons9enonmen. Office unb 9ofs: 2lrt
TuB Oct OeidDi9en 9tue. lOaprfub
, 1893-10-27

Die @OIbreierOe bes S3aBamts tletz
teri iebt, mo Der @i6erruf beS Sbermanz
geiebes ii6er lit, bon Sag gu Sag Iangiam
in bic 90be. @eitern bat tie tpieDer nm
346,727 Dollars 3ugenommen un6 betrGgt
iebt 81, 1925, 1856 Dollars.
, 1893-10-27

Ber 9lrbeiter irsen6 tpeldber Dirt brau9t,
errci6t ieinen 3med am biuigiten unb
beiten burcb cine Nn3eige in Der Q~t6enbaus7
9abe Der SuinOis Stoats3eitung. 9reiS 10
SentS, tpenn ntcbt me6r als 10 M0rter.
, 1893-10-27
Oo6esfdue.

8ts beute Ottttag purOen tOl8en6e
So6esfGue angemel6et:
Wfar &osmeuer, IA Sabre 5 Mt., SEQ.
9940 9(pe. 6.
@1Ite @ieoert, 3 Sabre 10 Mt., SEQ. 81
SuQerton Qlbe.
2(nnie 8Obetoste, 20 Sabre, go. 314
.Marbitr.
6. %. @ooner, II Sabre, Z set, go. Fl
Clifton Q(pe.
Miate MOrGod, II Sabre, SEQ. IS 2arz
rabeetr.
9ouiie Samemann, 81 Sabre 3 Monate,
$50. 561 SO. Superioritr.
NlOin Platp, 45 Sabre, Gonntps 9Oipts
tai.
, 1893-10-27

Mtrpoutes u. ~aaciue-Nbfabrt: t7;oO M, $3.50 81,
+1l:3o &C., 200 N.. 300 st., 500 st., 500 u.
'11:O0 o.; Anfunft: '7:15 ST.. $3.50 W&, 1905 WG,
'IISo %; Ills u, +4:oO y; 'e:l5 g., .945 N.
+1I:SO 81 '5.0Og.; glnfumft zoos d.. +i:i5 y.
+6. Is @bos.-'3delld. +Sdolib. auseeuummen Conn.
tags. : 3a9li9, Ntontags ous9enommen. 4SGoGi4,
Gouts toQs eu5QenDH1mkn-
, 1893-10-27
Gi1enbaRn~ 8aRrpRdnc.


Nbtea9O, @%ttIiueutee & ct. @amI=G iIenba aim.
v 9tabt=5idet Sfice: POI Glarf-5tr.; Selephone
2l9o Ysair. unIun BuiogiersSta Canal, Q6ants.
uno WtaoiioH,5tr.
, 1893-10-27
@iacnnSin GenfrnIEG 0 M

'SdgI. tSd9G. ous9en. Spnntags
xGd9lt9, onsgeu. Samitags. +Ausg.
Wtontogs. 1&usg. Sonnt. II. Wtont.
ct: Saul. MlnneapOlis uno |
YoetEc grpreB {
Alblon0, SrDntomns uuo
Sou @latre GrpreB.
Mnnfeihn GrpreR
, 1893-10-27
ee

IzPSSTzETESNEl SbteaS0, 9arItnefo on 8 Hutaen
N3H.Y2YYT Giictbahn.
ESHA44Sk3AA SIR Sidets un6 S9Iofmoaer fprent
IEsS EdSYE1 Dor in 211 glorf=Str. Il. in Der lluipn
lSaIlJlGEJ V~aifeHeer Citation, GonoI. StraRs uu6
Nbams.
8IQe QbfobrF @nf1nff
, 1893-10-27

Mbonntrt auf 6as Mbenbblatt Der Satnois
Stats 3ettung 8reis l Sent.
, 1893-10-27
= Union paRenSer Station.
v%IHgnnSyIvdnidL LINES.
81 aSams., 0anaI= UNI 1taSifpn. Str,

Sidet=OfFces: Yin Der station, Ill 248 9. Start
6traBe gde JafiDn. uno it auoitorlult 9otel.
9urA=Sige iobren lpte lulgt nab 9entrals3eiE
'S1Qlih. +Sdultth. o~usQenpmlnen Spnrtou.
, 1893-10-27
Baltimore C 06iO= GiERn6ahn.

UVWVVVTTTULU UVIU- NUJIIUIWTEo
Depot 9ranO geItrot- Sc a51ogiersStotiu ferner Oos
ben Aoenue. Stabt=Gffce: 1913 9lorf= Strose. &elns
GItroberednuns fir y. & 8. Simiteo. 8iae.
slbfabrt Iufunft
SctoI ........... .,.... ......t sos WiEt GAO q
y .vHrtCUo IL Yittshnrn NrnreR 800. 1880 WI 1000 81
gleD Nort 8 @o5b. Sin,itsb. ....... : 1045 81 : 9:35 u
Diem Norf, aGafb. & 9ittsbur9I
8eitibuIeo SimIteo. ........ .... : ass 81 1I:55O
Vocal. ............ ............. 1855 945
RtttSbura, 6IepsIouS & Wbeelina
3imite0 ....."......&. : $40 81 : 7:4owa
gobt=9rpreb. = $50 QI' 6:I0Gn
, 1893-10-27

IbenObIatt Der 81. StaatsStg. l Gent,
, 1893-10-27
%Ga1zE e;yzl R9lga55E

Safe SDpre uno Wild. Semttern, Nctu gors
SeutraI, Bottom mnS sIbauJ=0 stbabn
Sic 3i9e eeben a6 uuo fontmen oil, ipie folQt:
Safe Sbore Depot, @au Surens5tr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-27

A dispenser OF drinks down on the
coast yesterday said in the hearing OF
the writer that you can get as good
whisky OIL the "coast' for cents Il
drink as you can at any of the up. tow
saloons for 10 cents. lie said lie paid
about sl.35 per gallon for his whlskey,
which would retail over his bar about
20 drinks to tho quart or about so
drinks TO the gallon giving him Il
proiit OF S2.65 for every gallon of
whiskey sold.
At ten cents drink tho profits
would lie Just twice as much or So so
Per gallon. The saloon keeper said he
would rather not sell any five cent
Will key over his bar but located
where he WIS he was compelled to do
it. Other saloon keepers pay from
$3.50 to SI.0O per gallon for their
whi5ltey supply, which they retail at
ten and fifteen cents drink They
get from 80 to 40 drinks ont OF n quart.
which leaves very snug profit tor the
saloon keeper.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-27

The assessment lists for ten OF the
twelve wards of the city have been
hung up by the Clerk OF the Peace.
The lists can bs found as follows:
First Ward JAS. Ii. lIarkins No. 212
West Fourth street.
Second Hugh Diamonds, S. W, cor
ner Third IN Poplar streets.
Third Harry Witsil, Maryland ave-
nue. and Madison street
Fourtll-Geo Eagle, n. L. corner
Fifth and Lombard streets.
Fifth Nancy Quigley, Madison,
above Sixth.
Sixth John Bradley y. Z. corner
Eleventh and French streets.
Seventh JAS. Kelley S. W, corner
Tenth and Shipley streets.
Eighth -Ghas, 4. baylor N. [. cor.
ner sixth and Lombard streets.
Ninth Edward II. Barr. No. 1910
Market street.
Tenth VIM. A. Shields, No. 100 Jack.
son street.
Eleventh-Robert Cottingham, No.
400 Maryland avenue,
Twelfth Phillip H. Shea, S. Z. cor
ncr Fourth and DUPONT streets.
Those OF tho Fifth and Eleventh
wards Will be completed and hung up
to morrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-27

broad Atlantic. In the shape of tourists,
commercial travellers and mariners,
agents 'on the road, "steamboas captains,
ships surgeons and ALI sorts and condi-
tions' of travellers, emigrant and new
settlers appreciate and testify tothe pre-
ventiye and remedial properties OF Hos
letters Stomach Bitters in sea sickness
nausea. maiariai and rheumatic Trouble.
and all disorders of the stomach. liver
and bowels. Against the prejudicial in
fuences OF climate, Crudely cooked or
unaccustomed diet and imptii water, 10
Is q sovereign s Ifeguard, aud has been SO
regarded by the travelling public for over
third of a century, No form of mala-
rial fever. from the calentura of the Pa
cine and the broken bone fever OF the
Mississippi TO Its mildef types can resist
tho curative action OF this benignant
preserver aud restorer OF heath, a yeri-
table boon to persons In feeble health or
liable to incur disease.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-27
Cummings the photographer. 80.


Cummings the photographer 500
Market street
Strong congh candy at Ferguson 8,
az II East Second street.
Gilt Edged Creamery Butter, soc.
pure sugar &c pound. Corner 9TH
ana King SITS.
br. Simms' White Pnlmonic Balsam.
the famous popular lung and throat
medicine and cunsump tion preyenter,
sold 10y druggists everywhere.
Tho transfer of the property of
Thomas II. Meivine, at No IL East
Thirteenth street. to David IL. Megill,
was recorded at the Surveying Depart
neht saturday morning.
The city hallway Co. hauled the
new summer car, No. ll3, built at La
mokin, Pa. to the depot at Delaware
avenue AMI DUPONT street on Friday.
Tho Rev. John McElmoyle has be
come pastor OF Presbyterian Church at
Ellkton, succeeding the Rev S. II. o.
mond, ID. d.
Iieutenant.Co Colonel Joseph Farley Of
tho nited States Army has been or
dored to the DUPONT powder works
Lear this city us Inspector of powder
being manufactured for the govern
ment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-27
The Ex-senator Rurird.

A number OF attorneys and others
left this city on the HIS train on the
Delaware railroad last Saturday morn
ing Tor the purpose OF attending the
funeral OF ex-senator Ell salisbury at
Dover. The remains were encaseu in
handsome silver mounted casliet and
were viewed by large number of
friends OF the deceased previous to
the funeral.
Religious services were conducted
at the house by Bishop j. NJ. Walden
and the Rev. W. l.. S. Murray, of
Dover; L. L. Martindnle. OF New Cas-.
Tie, and t. y. Ferry and and J. B..
Quigg, OF Wilmington. The services
We're commenced by Bishop Walden
with prayer, after which an impress
sive address was made by Rev. W. l..
). Murray. At the close the funeral
proceeded To the Methodist Cemetery,
where tue remains were inferred With
the comniLtai service.
The honorury.pall-hearer were Sena-
tor George Gray, Chief Justice Charles
Is. Lore, j. Alexander Button, \. R.
Smithers, c. II. b. lay, l.. NJ. Steven
son, samuel Wharton and Robert
Raughlcy.
AmouG those In attendance at the fu-
neral were: EH'GuYernors Is. 4. BiEgs,
has G. StoGkley and James Ponder cX,
SccretGry Thomas Il. Baynrd, Chance! =
lor james j.. MOllcoLt, Chief Justice
Charles b. Lore, Judges J.. Il Wales,
Charles II. Cullen. David T. Marvel
and l. Z. Grub, Senator George Gray,
CONGRESSMAN John NJ. Causev, Cover
nor r. j. Reynolds, Judge j. Frank
Eall, George II. Bates George V. Mas.
sey Preston Lea, William L. Lavender
Theodore Crawford, Willard Hall
Porter. John +. Donahoe, on A.
torney-Goneral Blggs, J b Pennington,
Senators W. NJ. Ross, ", +. Records
and John Pyle. ex-senator A. II. Rich.
ardson, {. J. Harrington. j. l.. Car
penter, 4. J. Morris. ex. Representative
J. II. Jones. Secretary of State j. d.
Hawkins State Treasurer W. IL. Bur.
mite, EuDch Moore, representative
Hickman. Auditor John Z. pulaney, G.
W. Whitley. eS-Sheriif Robinson w. ID,
Hazel, j. Frank Wilds. John Gray.
Chaplain J. l.. Dullamel Presiding
Elder Il. ii. Adams. ". Polk Cummins,
J.. r, Barnard L. /. Handy, Z. l.. Mar
tin and w. L. Siruan.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-27
Coming in
Every Day.

Elegant Spring Goods, for
Boys and Children. We
open to-day some extra good
values for the little tots;
sizes for 81 years up,in every
conceivable shapes, such as
Junior Suits, Sailor Suits,
Vestee Suits, Russian Blouse
Suits, Double.Breasted Uni
versal Suits and Columbia
Suits and everything that's
new, and all at rock bottom
prices. In men and young
mems suitings we show hun.
dreds of good things for $40
and $l2-some in light
colors, medium and dark,
just as you like them, and
for $15, $18 and $40 for a
nice Dress Suit. You will
have to hunt for a BETTER
line to select from than ours,
or if you want your Spring
Suit made to order, we have
an elegant line of foreign
and domestic piece goods.
We can get you up a suit at
short notice and save you
money. Come and see us.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-27

THE hesitation OF F Rlamcnthal &
Co., morocco manufacturers to en-
largo their large works on account of
excessive water charges by the Wafer
Department is an alnonition 10 the
latter to move slo Wy in enforcing its
new system Of water metres upon
manufacturing establishments. The
slosing OF such largo mandatory
would entail great loss upon the
city. While the Industrial Improve.
ment Company ls using every eadeav.
Dc TO get manufacturers to come to
pur city, nothing Should be done by
The Water Department to drive others
AWAY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-27
Sirk From Entina ISnnnnns

Samuel Eliott's two small children
were made very sick last Saturday at
trrnoon from eating bananas, and had
all the symptoms of having been
poisoned. Each child eat ono banana,
and IN short time commenced to
vomlt immediately. This continued
until finally tho mother became thor
oughly alarmed and called in Doctor
Miller. AS soon as he learned what
they had eaton he prescribed the pro.
per remendiesf winch in short time
had the desired effect. AS a general
rule bananas are considered healthy
but as may be seen from the above
there are cases where they will cause
serious illness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-27

A pair of horses which were attached
TO heavy. wagon and belonging to a
farmer living near Newport caused n
lively time on Maryland avenue Satur-
day. The team was being driven in
that avenue when the tongue pulled
out at Chestnut street lie falling
Shaft frightened the animals and they
started at hreaIneck speed down front
street. AT West street the runaway
animals cOllued with Telegraph polo
with sufficient force to throw them to
the ground. They were then held
down until the arrival of tho owner
Tie harness was broken but the wagon
and driver escaped any damage
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-27

On Saturday evening. as north
bound freight train on the Delaware
rallrond was between State Road and
New Castle, an unknow person shot at
tie cabin car with the intention no
doubt OF hitting some one The ballet
came very near stirling tbs conductor
Who was in the lookout Attending to
his dItles, lhe bullet was securoI hy
tho llatsnGn and the matter has been
reported TO the railroad olleiuls.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-27

CoMPLMENTEp as the Hon Charles
p. Lore was in the large. mixed dele
cation that went TO Dover to urge his
appointment rs Chief Justice of the
State, he may well feel farther compli.
mented by The favorable comments
made upon his appointment by the
press Of the State. Not paper.
whether Democratic or Republican.
shat has not good word to say for
fhe Chief Justice. though some OF
both parties thought that in the inter
ssts Of non.pRrtlspn bench the APP
pointee should have seen Republi.
can.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-27

REPRESENTATIVE Cooeh deserves the
highest commentator for the manly
stand he took at Dover on Thursday,
In favor OF tho Taxpayers OF Whining.
ton. Mr.. Cooeh does not live in vii.
mington. but ia in our city very often
and never falls to note the needs OF
ihe city! Having regard to the high
axesbf which his countrymen com.
-plain. he is not willing that the people
OF Wilmington should have their taxes
eaised from 81 % tax rate to sl.ss
tate at one jump by legislation from
Dover.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-27

The government IL said to be max
ing arrangements to send the Chinese
back to China who do not register and
have their photographs taken under
the Geary act Of Congress. II the
Government of China should retaIiate
and send back the teachers and mis-
sionarles that are in that country,
what tremendous howl would be
raised In this country. DO as you
would be done by" Is a moral principle
that our government seems not to
have learned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-27

BETWEEN returning to the oil delin-
quent system of paying taxes in Kent
and Sussex Counties, and relieving
John I. Dlckey. receiver of taxes, OF
sitting an hour in the evening to re
seivo taxes In Wilmington. it looks
very much as If tho Demo rats were
preparing for wholesale disfranchlse.
nent OF the Republican poll taxables
Of the State. The plea that more
money was collected under .he old dc
hnquent system from poll-taxablcs is
false one. Tie whole scheme Is to
keep Republican pclltaxa.les from
paying their taxes and thereby prevent
them from voting, ana well dc those
who advocate return to tho old sys-
tenn know 1t.