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Nj. NJ. Cummings Flour Store
Successor to Van Pelt.

Successor 10 Van Pelt
Is headquarters just the same for the best Breads
and Pastry ElOurs and every known Food Cereals
Gluten and Entire Whole Wheat Flour. Rolled
Oats and Rolled Wheat Canned Goods, and cheap
O = any place III the city 1ry and Remem-
Der at 90 North Delaware street. opposite Market
House. Telephone IO3.
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LINENS

New line of Red Table Damasks 1ec,
23c, 25c, Csc and 42c.
New line of White Table Damasks lac,
19c. 25c. 2sc, 33c. 40c. 45c. 49c, CSC and
75c
Bargains in Crashes at 315c, sc, &c, 71bc,
-. 10c. 1215c and 15c yard.
Bargains in Towels at &c, &c, 10c, 15c,
17c, 19c, 23c, 25c, Csc and 50c
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NEW GLOVES FOR EASTEI
THBSTAR STORE
G.. A. VAN PELT-17TH YEAR,
Fine Flour and Food Cereals
l2l NORTH DELAWARE ST. TEL. ss6.

II NUhIH DELAWAhE 81. TEL oSu'
Some sample prices: Rolled Oats. SC per ID; Oat
Meal. 2l2c, Corn Meal llte Cracked Wheat. 3l2c;
Graham Flour. PC. and Flour. many brands cheaper
than ever before. Branch Store-72 ~. Delaware st
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CURTAINS

New Lace Curtains per pair. r.......
An extra fire Lace Curtain three yards
long. extra wide, per pair.
New designs in that regular S1.50 Lace
Curtain that we are selling at..
A regular 81 Lace Curtain at.......
New patterns in our famous line Of
Tambour Effect Curtains at..........
We have some odd pairs of fine ]
Point Curtains that we will sell at less
half price.
so Irish Point Curtains (only one pair).
SIS Irish Point Curtains zone pair) ......
SIS Irish Point Curtains (two pairs). -.
New Chenille Curtains at $3.50, $29S,
$3,9S and $4.9S per pair.
Chenille Ga Table Covers, worth S150,
dl
New line of Silkaline for draperies at
10c and 12lsc per yard =
Great bargain in colored dotted Null
for draperieS at..................
7-foot Fringed Felt Window Shades. %.
7-foot Linen Fringed Window Shades. :.
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Slanglers 9th summer party starts for
Europe June. Apply with reference. Bloom
tn&aon-
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WASH DRESS GOODS

A great bargain in large and small
plaid White Goods. ...... DO
New styles in White Dress Goods at
10c, 12c and 15c-
i21Rc Dress SateenS at................... &c
drive IN an extra wide Dress Sateen
regular 18c quality. ..................... 1Oc
New lines of Sateens and Pongees at. 12l2c
Extra bargain in wide Louisanes.
worth 1212c. our price. SIC
New styles in 121zc Dress and Waist
121Rc Bordered Apron Percales at...... Size
New styles Dress Prints. ............... &c
Indigo Blue and Turkey Red Prints. 4ac
Best quality new styles Dress Prints. 5c
New Dress Pattern Prints at.......... 69c
New Dress Ginghams. ms.................... &C
Fine 121ac Dress Ginghams at.......... sc
See the fine Dress GinghamS at 121ao,
15o and 1Sc, all bargains.
White Domet Flannel. ................... &c
Striped Domet Flannels. els.................. &c
&c Unblsached Muslin, yard wide........ &c
612c Unbleached Muslin, heavy. sc
Sc yard wide Bleached Muslin.......... &C
Lonsdale. green ticket, yard wide Mus
lin. sells everywhere at 10c, our price SC
NEW GLOVES FOR EASTER
4-Button Kid Gloves, Tan and Black. SOC
Shook Kid Gloves. all colors.......... 75C
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SHOES

Regular 81 new style Oxfords. .......... 75c
New Oxfords. worth 90c, our price csc
Mems 81 Satin Oil Shoes. .............. 81 40
We have received the new STYLES in our
line of 81 ladies' shoes. We guarantee every
pair of them and claim that they equal any
$3.50 shoe shown.
New lines of Boys. Misses and Children's
Shoes sale.
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Innings

Best Cambria Skirt Lining.
Regular 15c Silesias at................... i
Double-faced, black back SileSias...... i
Extra quality Percalines. s................. !
Black back padded Sateen Silesias.... i
Good Moire Linen Duck. i
All colors Crinoline at...................
yards Velveteen Skirt Binding, sells
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Pretty Girls VIII Protest.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., March 10.-Under
the leadership of Mrs. ]. Ellen Foster a
delegation Of New England girls will appear
before the United States Senate to protest
against the passage of the Wilson bill. Mrs
Foster has been Visiting the leading indus
trial establishments particularly affected by
the Mckinley and Wilson tariff bills and
securing data to present at Washington
From a number of these establishments
Mrs. Foster has selected an intelligent and
pretty girl or two, and these she proposes
10 also present before the Senators so that
they may tell how industrial life in New
England has been affected by tariff agita-
tiOn
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THE SENATE SCANDAL.
PETERS Resolution to Investigate
SpecuIntiOns of Democrats.

SpecuIusiOns of Democrats.
WASHINGTON, March 10.-Folowing is
the text of the resolution introduced by
Senator PETER TO investigate the rumOrs
and allegations regarding the tariff:
Whereas, 1t is charged in many Of the
most influential and widely circulated
newspaIers of the country and from them
copied into the rural press that some one
or more members of this body were active
the New York Stock Exchange relating to
the purchase and selling of shares Of stock
il All organization known as tho Sugar
Trust. and
''Whereas, 1t is alleged in said newspapers
and it is being so copied in the rural press,
personal interest and for their own selfish
purposes, made use of knowledge and infor-
nation procured through and by their OFF,
cial relations as Senator'S to influence prices
of shares in the Sugar Trust of the Stock
Exchange in the transactions aforesaid and
Whereas, 1t is alleged, further, in the
manner before mentioned and is being so
circulated among the people, that the said
Senators did by reasons of the transa ctions
above referred to and their connection
Herewith acquire large gains and profits !;
and
Whereas, the gravity of these charges
and allegations is sufficient to require that
they be fully impartially and promptly in
vestigated, to the end that the truth con-
cerning them be ascertained and made
known and the honor and dignity of the
Senate be preserved, therefore, be it
Resolved, That a select committee of five
members of the Senate be appointed by the
presiding officer, whose duty it shall be to
a thorough investigation of said charges
and all of them, and report the testimony
and evidence, with their conclusions there
on, at as early date as practicable"
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CLOAKS

New Spring Capes in all the latest
STYLES at prices from $1.75 to $40.
Great bargains in Spring Jackets, all
colors. at 81 40, $1S9 and $2l9.
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NEW DRESS GOODS

An elegant line of new Plaids and
Striped Dress Goods, including the
Shepherds Plaids, double width. R11c
Striped Cashmeres, double width, reg
ul 25c quality only. y.................. 16c
A autiful Heather Cloth in all the
pattern % 'e n ass
See the Illuminated Serge dress pat
terms, very latest designs, only........ N.9S
Another novelty we are showing Is the
shades. fuil dress. .e. ~ ~ nss
desigas .c . .., @ s1ss
An entirely new line of 40-inch, all
Wool HenriettaS, regular soc quality,
our price. ...-.....:..:. .........;. $50
English Cashmeres 36-inches wide. in
cludng all the new spring colors.... zoe
Silk-finiShed Henriettas, in every shade
them ......................... SOC
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MILLINERY

MILLINERY
Department is ready for spring business
Why not come down and leave your order
for an Easter hat with US? You will be
we'll pleased and save some money, We
have everything that Is new and desirable
New line Misses Yachting Caps...... 19c
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CORSETS

A regular 75c Corset at ............ s
r. and G.. regular 81 Corsets our price q
S. & c. and r. and G.. $1.25 Corsets
our price. .......... .....................
All the leading makes of Corsets at
popular prices.
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THE WHEN
THE STAR STORE


The Star Store Leader Kid Gloves
In SHOOK and large pearl buttons,
all the new spring shades and every
pair guaranteed. nly...................
White Mousquetaire Gloves at. ........
White and Lemon Chamois Gloves,
guaranteed to wash, at................
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NECKWEAR

New line of gents ties at........ 2
Latest shapes and styles gents neck
All colors in Windsor silk ties. .........
New style large bow ties, lace trimmed;
regular price 81, our price 81
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-14

Az your reporter was passing Nos.
4l9 and 42l French street yesterday
morning he was accoBted by MIR. Ever
son. the genial proprietor of the stables
located there and invited to inspect
The Improvement made by him since
he has taken charge. As we walked
within we wero struck ct once with
the neatness OF the surroundings.
The first place visited was the
ladies' pnrlor. which is papered very
nicely and had all the appearances to
make up a iirst-class waiting room.
l hen into the harness room we went,
where arrayed In neat rncFs 10 tho
harness belonging to tie different
horses. placed In such way that the
liable Gssi5tants, Messls. Wesley Glib
con and Daniel Dixon, can select them
without moments delay. even In tine
dark. All around Is the Sign OF per.
feet system. From there We stepped
into tho stable proper.
Mr. Il. hus just had coat OF white.
wash Put over the whole Interior.
Everything presented fresh. neat
appearance. We then inspected the
horses. In space 50x70 feet they are
ARRANGED in % large and comm odlous
stalls. IS OF theee were occupied by
horses whose fine brushed coats and
well kept nppeaiance showed more
[orcibly than words that the best of
oats and hay in liberal quantities were
led to them.
Some of these are horses belonging
to the merchants of our city, while
others are those belonging to himself,
and which he hires out to any reliable
person needing horse and carriage
Tor drive. lie has nice brick floor
laid to wash the carriages upon. In
the second story all carriages are kept.
and this floor Is reache by an elevator
put In for that purpose. Mr.. Everson
buys his feed by the car load. and con.
lsequently gets 1t at the lowest mini
mum cost.
Daily inquiries are made for stalls,
and as Mr.. l.. has only seven left there
is no question but that they will soon
lie taken. The whole plant is lighted
by electricity. consequently there is
no danger Of fire In any part. MIR. II.
J. EveIscn is originally from Newport,
aud Is brother OF the we'll known
farmer, MIR. Alexander Everson, and
ANYONE wanting nice home for his
animal or desiring neat driver for a
days outing, could not do better than
telephone No. AIS. or call at his stable
on French street.
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liant accessories appear to best advantage
when they are seen over n dark gown, and
II a small hat or bonnet to match is worn
the effect is doubly satisfactory.
A pretty and very simple plastron ar
rangement is made with the metal passe-
menterie pieces that come in pairs shaped
like corselet and fitted to the front of the
figure. Satin ribbon 8 inches wide Is tied
in huge bow reaching from shoulder to
shoulder, the ends being brought down over
the bust and gathered in beneath the top
of the corselet pieces. The corselet Is at
tached to the bodice by means of jeweled
stick pins.
All colors are used for these accessories,
black and gold being particularly effective
A graceful garniturc is made by arranging
the embroidered material In the form of
yoke and bordering 1t all around with a
f1ounce of spangled guipure, which con-
ceals the upper part of the sleeve and falls
over the bust almost to the waist. The
neck is finished with high collar fastened
by jeweled buckle.
A charming sort of basquine in which
metal effects and lace were shown was worn
at recent fashionable wedding in Paris
1t was made of bronze faille and was en-
broidered with bronze aud gold beads
Wide Russian guipure WAS arranged to fall
like a cape over the arm, while the upper
edge formed ruching across the top of the
shoulder. A breadth of the lace was also
gathered In at the neck in front, falling in
plain folds some distance below the waist
There WAS high haring collar. With this
garment was worn n tiny bonnet of bronze
beads trimmed with pink roses.
JUDO CHoLLET.
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The GIn,IluinIr.

The seventh part of the Master.
pieces from the Art Galleries OF the
World has arrived and is ready for dis
tribution. Engraver and printer have
both taken extraordinary pains to
make this number an unusually good
one. The first picture Is GeroIne's
famous painting of the "Gladiators. ,
In the arena Ia victorious gladiator.
who having dispatched two opponents
has his foot planted on the neck of the
third. and turning his gaze upward is
awaiting tho signal from the galleries
which will decide the fate o. his pros.
trate foe. The downturned right
tiumbs of the cruel Roman ladies
doom the unfortunate wretch to
death. and not hand is raieed as a
sign OF mercy. This. with fourteen
other pictures. are given away to sub.
scribers who cut out the coupons and
bring them with ten cents to the office
OF this paper.
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At 10 O'Clock M. sharp.
II head of good work or driving horses:
No. |. Bay mare. coming IL years old,
kind and gentle in all harness, No. ..
Bay horse, coming 0 years old, II tip TOY
horse. No. ., Bay horse. coming q years
old. broken 10 all harness. very good
driver and worker. No. 4, Brown mare.
II years old, with foal by Dandy Jim. No.
8. Mare. IL years old. will work anywhere.
No. u Brown horse, years old, u tp-top
farm horse. No. :. lay ClydssdIle colt,
coming yenrs old. No. 3. hay Clytles'
dale colt. ! months old. Gilt Edge stock.
No. o. Sorrel mare, coming 3ye.rs old.
been handled some. No. 10, sorrel horse,
coming years 0 d. No. IL, Bay mare,
coming years old. II mich cows, some
fresh others close sprinpers. yearIing
heiIers, bulls, thoroughbred Jersey.
lot OF shoais, % pair OF chlckens. ducks
8 turkics. gobbler.
Farming implements . farm wagons. !
nearly new, nay riEgings 10 feet Croro-
ollie rigging new, binders. / McCoriuich
new and No. II Osborne, moving ma
chimes. l Deering new and l Osborne, =
Iron Age sulky cultivators good as new. )
Southhend plowa. Ward i. pillow, hand
2twin harrows. 3'row mark
er. horse rake. grain fan nearly new,
Superior grain drill In good order. corn
shelter, log roller, harpoon hay fork and
rope, good grindstone, lot Of COW cha, rs
aud other chains, jumpseat carriage. mar.
ket dearborn good as new, road cart near
ly new, se;s OF wagon harness. set OF
dearborn harness. one set OF carriage
harness two sets of plow hRr
ness, one good belt to run a cutting
box, one Scan Cooley creamery, ele.
Yator style; one 4-can Red creamery.
new; butter tubs wardrobe. iron water
trough. steel scoop shovel. wood water
trough, nay In the barn, aid large rick
of straw. and many other articles too re-
dIous TO mention. No postponement.
everything 10 be sold.
Terms Of $ le-All sums of $50 ant
under, cash; on all sums from $40 to $50. u
credit OF three months. aud on all sums
over $50 II crcdi. OF six months Will he
given by tho purchaser giving a Danksbie
note with approved endorser. interes.
added; . per cent on on all cash sums.
wM. ID. JESTER.
WIN A. wELDlN.
L. w. Stidham & Son. Auctioueers.
mh7-Jtd Il W
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CAPE MAY, March 14.-The charter cleo
tion in this city was carried by Republi-
cans all the way through, the Democrats
electing only one constable. The Repub
licans gain control of the city council. In
West Cape May George H. Reeves (Rep.
was elected mayor and an entire Republic
can council was chosen. Cape May Point
elected every Republican candidate. Elec
ton at Millville also resulted in n sweep
ing victory for the Republicans.
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Beecham's pills are for
biliousness, bilious head
ache, dyspepsia, heartburn,
torpid liver, dizziness. sick
headache, bad taste in the
mouth, coated tongue, loss
of appetite, sallow skin,
when caused by constipa-
ton; and constipation is
the most frequent cause
of all of them.
Book free; pills a5c. At
drugstores, or write b. F.
Allen Co., 365 Canal ST.,
New York.
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good. to cure and help all, poor and rich
allie
George P. Schrenohos. being duly sworn
according to law. deposes and says that
the facts set forth AMI contained in the
above statement are just and true.
signed, GEO. p. 5CHRENOIIOS.
Gil As. w. MILLER. Notary Public.
January "a, 1894.
No name or address published without
patients consent. Greatest secrecy guar
anteed. Oilice hours, 9 TO 3; evenings to
!. wednesday and Saturday evenings, to
III. Sundays. 9 to L. Mention name oil
paper.
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OF MANY Huep STRIPES.


OF sprinstime.
A beautiful line Of wash silks has been
brought out for the spring trade, so lovely
In color and soft in texture that it Is diff
cult to make choice where every piece is
30 attractive. Solid colors are shown in
dull blue. light violet, absinthe green and
old rose, but stripes prevail, and their COM
binations are innumerable. All the stripes
are of narrow width. In whatever manner
they are clustered, and the effect rs a whole
Is Of harmonious and subdued brightness.
Rose and gray, rose and green, rose and
tan, and violet and tan are some of the COM
binations seen. The goods are said TO really
wash, provided soft water and q small
quantity of fine soap be used, and no fabric
could be prettier for separate waists for
every day use as warm weather comes on.
For more elaborate bodices brocaded tat.
fetas and satin or MORE striped silks are
employed. These and similar weaves may
be obtained to great advantage at this sea
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-14

BIDDEyoHD. Me-, March 1S.-This city
went Republican by 900 majority. The Re
publicans carried every ward and elected
nearly the whole ticket. Biddeford has
been Democratic since 1883. Excitement
at the polling places reached fever
heat when Marshal Charles b. Harmon
and several officers had a pitched battle
with Democratic constables. Clubs were
freely used by both sides. Constables Dol
lift and William Breton were arrested.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-14

Frank A. Gold, John j. Moran and
VIM. Is. Warner are contemplating
taking q few days after the hnny tribe.
They succeeded last season 10 landing
o good supply. MFR. Gold succe adsd
In landing on shore a German carp
3lL pounds They propose
to take trip this season to Bombay
Hook, and will be gone for week.
Having been so successful last year
they have our best wishes that they
may be as successful on this trip.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-14

ATLANTA, Ga, March 14-Cora Plum
kett, i9-year-old girl, committed suicide
last night. She took strychnine to snve
herself from shame. DIR. Krafton, whose
wife left him on Sunday, took dose of
Indian hemp. Ths poison has made him
a temporary maniac, but he may recover.
Mrs. Krafton was arrested on Monday to
keep her from clipping with man named
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-14
Jas. Bradford Co.,
6-8-l0 East Third 81.
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE


We are getting In our Easter goods. We
have n large lot OF fine Java coffee ut 20
cents; wnite as snow baking powder at
only cenisa can; brown sugar Tor Fus-
ter ginger cakes; old fash on corn meal
makes pone equal to pound cake; Colum-
bia syrup 10 cents. 1t has no equal; snaps
cents; cream toast biscuit; soda oak ss
AID crackers; vauella waters ccnts;ou-
> = clio X tea leads; we have tea as low as
% cents ana II is good; eN.ra teI at {l.o0
ur 90 IS. y Id; Is the india Payation In
lovely cans. 50 cents each ;inakes present
for Easter u mother. Our Easter goods
will su prize Y u; cream buneless codtish
arc tlnc; we W Il nave for Essfer a lot of
fresh egss AID goud butter; iino pntatCes
in lore aud for sale by L. N. WEIR cor
Fifth and King streets ml3-6t.
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VICTORIA, B. c., March 1.-THE fate Of
the schooner Mary Brown, for which the
United States government sent the steamer
Wolcott to search, has at last been de-
termined. A party of Indians found the
schooner on the rocks of Bank Island,
with a hole in her bow, masts gone and
boats smashed, Captain Brown and James
o'Briel, of the Lynde and Hough Com
mercial company, and nine other white
passengers are unquestionably drowned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-14

LONG ISLAND CITY, March 14.-Pirntes
from Great South bay broke into the cabin
of Edward Doane's sloop Segetta here,
effecting an entrance by taking a small
anchor and breaking the cabin hatch open.
Provision, clothing and everything Of
value were stolen. The local boatmen are
talking of forming vigilance COMMITTEES
to pretant THAR boats.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-14

nervous exhaustion, nervous debility, i'm.
paired memory, low spirits, irritable
temper, and a thousand and one derange-
ments of mind and body, result from
such reckless self-abuse.
To reach, reclaim and restore such I'M
fortunates to health and happiness, is the
aim Of the publishers Of book, written
in plain but ohaste language, on the ma
ture, symptoms and durability, by home
treatment, of such diseases. This book
will be sent sealed, in plain envelope,
on receipt Of this notice with ten cents
In stamps, 10 pay postage.
Address, Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association. Cos Main st.. Buffalo, N. Y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-14
FLASHING METAL IN FAVOR.

Tho Girl of the Period May Soon BE Partly
Armor Clad.
With the great variety Of soft silks, grapes
and nets now in the market, there is no lack
of material for the construction of dainty
vests, Jokes, plastrons, collars, capes and
similar devices for the Frightening up of
street toilets to suit evening occasions
where full dress is not necessary. A great
deal Of guipure is used, also beaded tulle
and net embroidered In jet or small colored
cabochons or plentifully spangled. Indeed
flashing metallic effects are greatly in favor,
and as the spangles are very light there is
NO objection OF weight to be urged against
their employment. OF course these bril-