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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-11

Slmme' liver pills cure liver ills. CON
stipatlon. biliousness, jaundice. sick
headache. indigestion, &c. They are
superior to any IN the American mar
kets. Sold by druggists and by US.
800 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-11

GHEHlFF'S SALE-By virtue of a writ
~ OF Levnri facias. to me direct
ed. will be exposed TO public sale. at thu
Court House on Market street between
Tenth aud Eleventh streets. In the city Of
" ilmlngton. New Castle county, Del.,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-11
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They are perfect gems. "The Art
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-11
ghlsialpii, Passenger Steamboats,

Commencing Saturday. March slst. 1894
CITY OF CiiksTkR AND
BRANDYWINE,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-05-10
Our Professional Staff.

Each and every member OF the France
Medical and Surgical Institute, SO and 40
West Gay street, is graduate in medi.
cine and surgery from one or more legal.
ly chartered medical colleges, and sew
eral of the members have had many
years of experience in hospital and
special practice. DIR. France, president
OF the Institution, is type OF class of
men who obtain success by careful and
will directed efforts, not attempting too
much or creating false ideas as to ability.
The only reliable physician, in these
days OF complicated disorders and high
pressure living, is the specialist" the
man who understands his one branch of
the business. Such in his line is DR..
France. With strict business honor,
high professional skill, reasonable fees
and large corps of competent assist
ants, he has made his name as familiar
as household words" Those who
have been treated by the Association
are loud in their praises, and we under.
stand that many new patients called at
the Institute during the past week and
commenced treatment. Among the new
cases recorded were three from Illinois,
two IRON Indiana, six from Kentucky
and five from Pennsylvania. Let those
given up by others call for consultation,
which is free TO all.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-05-10
MOODY'S NEW IMPROVED
Tailor System and Combination OF
Squares, for Dress Cutting,
Just Patented.

Moody's ew system can be learned In
one.tenth of the time of any other sys
tenn ever invented. We teach Basting
as was never before taught, and it is i'm
possible for dress to wrinkle so long
as the dress is worn. This lesson alone
is worth the money we ask for our sys
tenn.
We teach you all styles of new sleeves,
skirts and seamless waists without extra
charge.
We teach you the entire dress making
trade, lessons unlimited, if you begin
when our school opens. We are advised
to teach free of charge for one week to
prove how perfect and easy our system
is. We teach you every nameable gar
ment, worn by ladies and children.
We guarantee perfect fit without a
change of seam. Do not be misled by
people telling you this and that. Call
and see for yourself. We do as we claim.
We open our school in few days. Be-
gin the first of the week and get your
lessons free. You pay for the system
So so. After our first week we charge
for teaching. Great inducements to
good agents, everywhere.
Scholars can make their own dresses
while in school.
Call early and get full information oi
Miss Mollie Doyle, at Mrs. Duncanson's
boarding house, East Main street, neal
High,
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DIR. France,

Formerly of New York, now of The
France Medical and Surgical Institute,
Columbus, Ohio, by request of many
friends and patients, have decided to
visit Hillsboro, Ohio, Thursday, May
II. Consultation and examination free
and strictly confidential in the private
parlor of the Kramer Hotel, from a. m.
to 4 %. m. One day only.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-05-10

Coughing Leads TO Consumption.
Kemp's Balsam will stop the cough
at once.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-05-10

The Right Rev. John Jayne, Bishop
of Chester, who is well known on both
sides of the Atlantic as one of the lead.
ing advocates Of the Gothenburg system
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-05-10

Z. G. SMITH, Clerk, pro
The evening world., 1894-02-05
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

John o'Rourke is now Walking Delegate Of
Cement L.aborers' Union No. /.
Tallors' Progressive Union No. II organized two
ssops last week and thereby gained about seventy
new members.
Has,-meeting under the auspices OF the Inter
national Journeymen BarbeTa' Sick and Benevo-
lent Society, at Concordia Hall, IS Avenue A,
tonight.
electrical Measurements Is the subject OF a
lecture to he delivered under the auspices OF
Electrical Inside Workers Union No. ,, by a. Il.
Kennedy, at room "a. Cooper Institute, this even
Ing.
Higher dues and a reserve fund are being ad-
vocsted nv members OF the International Assocla-
ton Of Machinists: a vote Is also to be taken upon
The question Of holding a Convention this year.
Al present the Association has AZ local branches
The newly organized Machinists' Union OF
BROOKLYN Joined the Socialist Labor Federation
Yesterday. while Bakers Union No. 20 sent a let
Ter stating that they may io'n later on. The
~telegates Of the Beerdrlvers' Union reported that
the trouble at Meisers brewery had been settled
The New York Trainers Union yesterday APP
PoprlAted $500 for its unemployed members
Resolutions were adopted b. the Central Labor
Union Yesterday protesting against the proposed
snalgsmation Of the Factory inspectors once
a,nd Of the State Board OF Arbitration and Media
ZION with the State Bureau OF Labor Statistics
lite Brooklyn Central Labor Union received let
ems from ten MEMBERS Of the Legislature promis-
ing to vote against the Amalgamation bill.
The Central Labor Union appointed a COMMITTEES
!! Delegates consisting OF James y. Archibald,
hehry Weismann, Daniel Harris, Matthew Barr
naaeS unions Of the city who have been consider
ing the project OF starting a labor paper. The
ogans Of the Socialists. they contend, are eH-
"cslnS a bad influence upon workingmen.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

soldier as | was, | felt very much dis
c~ouraged. TO add t. my depression |
had not heard from my liancee IN some
weeks, and | found myself dwelling
more a~nXiously upon hey daily.
II may Indicate the importance Of my
mission by adding that while | was
making all possible haste to relieve
Meldon Pasha | had but,oned in EJ%
jacket the entire outl,n" Of our am
paign. which | was t. deliver to N"ldpn
in person from the Minister of War.
Night camc upon us AZ We entered q
piece of palm forest. We halted and
made camp. Late H. tho evening "A sol
der came to my tent and Informed mo "a
lady desired II speak with me. ! was
very weary and utterly deirCted-rcally
love sick. | am ashamed to say"
The g~rIzzIei veteran locked down into
the fair faces about him as No said THIS.
but thcy were absorbed in the story and
expressed none Of that hurt he imagined
they would indicate al his last remark.
such "A thinE as a visit from n lady
in that remote locality aroused my cur
ioslty. and. glad to have a cnancc to
talk with one because she was NJ the
same sex as my absent love, | followed
the soldier TO the very outskirts Of the
camp, where / found an Arabian horsc
of peerless majesty, and standing beaii"
him a Moorish girl. who 70 closely is-
The evening world., 1894-02-05

poetic quiet of the night. but the occa-
sional smash of a ~gondolier's sweep, and
the sweet laughter of this bevy OF lovely
women, who were assembled upon the
portlco of the Palais du Regina.
Tell us all about II, won't you, uncle?
Come here, girls; hear Gen. Templeton
tell us a story
Handsome Nerna was always leader.
Directly the p~assengered hammock was
surrounded by half d dozen as handsome
women as ever an Italian moon shonc
upon. The SCARED veteran thus en-
vironed, drank in the aroma OF animated
feminin ~, smiled admiringly at the sew
eral upturned faces, and said:
How much his reminds me Of the
very night i received the Jewels Nerna
wants to see and hear about, And
probably It is an association Of Ideas that
/ find a willingness to do that | have
V done before-reiate how they
came into my possession. have an
idea, ladies', that when / conclude my
narrative you will feel disappointed but
my story has a moral. and II you absorb
It and the point Of my experience Is not
lost upon you. then | will not regret
having made you my fair confessors,
~ was in command OF the foot forces
OF Hts Majesty crossing a corner OF the
desert. The march was very ~fatigu.nS.
the outlook dismal. and, l must confess.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Annual


ENEN well-read people never
l. read of such doingS as these.
Old-style stores can't see the
advantage in SELF { of their stock
tor less than cost. Every year they
all raise a great excitement about
selling off for less than cost" but
none of them dare do it. They
think they can sell last seasons
gooiS next season at a profit.
Probably they cantor a time
a short tine-in time past. These
are the dayswhen people want good
clothes, stylish clothes. up TO date
clothes.
We've found it so, ANYHOW, and
so we're selling all our Winter stock
this winter-aSenSible thing to do
so we'll have nothing but new goods
next winter.
All prices reduced (many more
than 50 per cent? to do it.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Coming n

ThIrty-hrst annual ball OF the SPARKLING Coterle
this evening at Leuox LyCsuuL, Madison avenue
and Flfty-ninth street.
Annual entertainment, and reception Of the Cath
Ollie Young Mems Association at Tdmmany han
this evening.
Free lecture at 81 RIvlnston street tomorrow
evening. by Or. Lyman Abbott. Subject: 'Iiow
to Succeed
Annual ball OF the Happy Days Bowling club
tomorrow evening. at Fishers Academy Hall,
one Hundred and Seventh street and Third avenue
Tenth annual ball OF Our own Club tomorrow
evening at Tammany Hall.
Twcnty.seventh annual ball OF koltes Post, 81,
g. A. r.. tomorrow night, at Germanla Assem-
bly, Rooms. c9l -29s Bower.
Annual reception OF the Young Mems Society OF
the Congregation Chaari Zedek Wednesday even
ing at the Columbia, ~ Fast Fourteenth street.
The County Armagh Mems Association will hold
It's mrs. annual bail this evening at Clarendon
Hall, Thirteenth street, Lctwee Third and
Fourth avenues.
Messrs. Henry l.. Stern. Il, Rosrnthal and
SchlcsiugeT, connected with the hrn OF blooming
dale RrOs., viii give an entertainment In the
Bloomingdale Annex RoOma, loo East SiNtleih
street. Friday evening, Feb. ID, the proceeds ~
which are 10 be given to a few worthy poor
families,
The evening world., 1894-02-05

lap as he swung in the hammock. re-
piled:
II am sorry, Nerna, but | cannot shoW
them to you. Your mother asked 70 see
them yesterday. They are not here
How did you know l had Jewels, child?'
"Oh, we heard SO. And the hint was
dropped that you came by them In a
very romantic way
The Snowy head Il the veteran was lali
back in the hammock, and his piercing
eyes we're fixed upon the full moon, just
rising over the liquid boulevards OF
Venice. II was a perfect night. The
soundIess voices OF a million lights tell
Ing of the great floating clty's nde
spoke from all sides, and then answered
back as they danced In the ripping
waters. Nothing else disturbed tae
The evening world., 1894-02-05
A N n { MS,
BROADWAY AND 9TH ST.,
80WERY AND SPRING ST.
FREE LECTURES.

NoNDAN. Ecb. ., mt \ o'cinrk y. ".
Grammar School M. ) Cor. Grove Hudson SIS.
MIR. j. .licinhard The History Of Wiicr-
craft
Tie Mclrosc LyceunI, iJ0th st, aud 81 ave.
ptui, Charles Sprapuc >milh -s-pair. ttC
Land and The People" illustrated.
Gramnar School No. - 30 K ~, tiiy Hail pl9cR.
MAT. Van l.ear-"An,rricnn Pninirrs.'
Grammar school No. III. 523 West AIN st.
Dr. Thomas T.. Hughes .'iI,staric aud Pie
turrsuur ,ind a., LIlln'i rated.
Mr.. T. T.. pnnn : 1nr Science OF the
wpa,hrr." illustrated.
The institute. cor. East broadway and jefferson
It. Dr. !. q. tuylr ''Lmrrgcucics. aud
low 10 tIccI TEN"
Grammar school No. -. cor 10Th 81, aud lst kr.
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Mr.. Thomas g., Sl"arman VINE Pay.
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Gramma school No 10, s2S Fifth 81.
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49,
srcrdain ave. Mr.. g. H.. rHySnn-'' he
Worlds Fnir. %. Z. ''Ur Agricultural
I~csourre..' u ILLUSTRATED.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
the PASHA'S JEWELS.
an OLD Soldiers Story of HOW He Sac
cumbed to Temptation.

MY jewels!"
.-"e exclamation came from beneath
' heavy, dropping white mustache of
~paSha-the white pasha-Gen. Tenn
,eton.
Yes General. your Jewels! We want
see themY'
speaker was a lovely girl, quite
IN her dusky beauty. As she
Sne approached the reclining SOL
from behind n placed about his
my neck a pair OF arms like col
inns of smoked ivory.
doughty General clasped the
with his sunburned hands aad.
"hs'th wllowy creature onto his
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Fight with Michigan Trnmps.

IBy Associated Press.)
KALAMAZOO, Mich. Feb. A.-Tram7s in
rested this city to a remarkable dagree to-day,
nail a dozen persons were held up By them dur
ing DAYLIGHT. The gang attempted TO leave town
,Sa freight train, but were driven back after a
49, battle, during which several were slightly
INJURED Several were arrested,
The evening world., 1894-02-05
SPORTING NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Interest in the Big Indoor Meet of
Athletes in Boston.
The International Shooting Festival
In California.

New York athletes are nearly as much
Interested In the big indoor mcet Al,
Noohant,s. ,m na. v "'
N~lechah'es' Hail Boston next saturday
night as are Bos;onians themselves.
several or th,,, - ,,tr, ,,,r or1 4,
t., s.,"s Wv
IL coHluchtlN expected tnat at least one
Of them will come back with a first
nriza WIN w.,sb Suzanne, Nirto,s
and McMahon entered. the Xavier club
looks To be able to have a hand in the
WINNINGS Tho na., vu, ha ,,,,hi,
W" "',''i,
me on account OF the tact that ther'
VIII be five relay team races 'rhpv h,v,
ssan NOR. Of ,b,, ,n,oros,t,r s,ar, -,
80 "oie Vi nat interesting sport II
Boston than We have here, although
Secretary Sullivan. of tho y g.
SOM Time ana 49, ,,,t an a,,raa.,,,
oome III ~ 50" Wn"t az attractive
arr,r ! anViu'I; anu uSutilN nls one
'.rr@nnk'u 10. Wy beIStn t"iht EahlyS
nus nl'eltntlhS 81 llr rt,'E
races az BOSTON VIII propabl{ ne that
between me boston a; A. and the New
Iu'n hthletiC nlup. Inc teams Will o.
h'aue up as iolio"s:
J. 7. Whittren. T. W. Allen.
H. SsErr. u = billings IT,
" Fl WarGe'on' lyons
y W W m"rrn 80. . ". sands,
y i,on. smh S" Hv"'tm, J,' auS'
nv" y" ''""N s"O
Yale mem az sn niibe The rare VIII nTH als srI w. IN H tbe
nat,,rn ~ 80 ~ - VIZ "'N' - =, .me
Savra' GTarcalon nnSI NNorrilIT ara Mnm nyr', rnt
erSSns IN tba n,ant 49, n "" M.rriii
ave nroh, he nc vnod n'yrJr ~ onar,nn'
n,ii,rs a - ca, a. Srnu tTT"h,, vi,
nrs srs a. ,"" f, N i5 IuhIa "e ;reW ,"rN-
,bo,,eh noesibIy The aro not ran,Iii,rr
win tba trIcks ~ foam raclry 40 INV
opponents ' '7 -" Wv"
Ths aforementioned >,,1,ir,,r r,ir
sbnn,,rg Eas,a,a am'tr nnsl
&c. ~ Sa E H., unnune ~ "
[errir and onnn IN The M, ,Rsm"n ~
at Shell Mound Park, Alameda County,
Cal, over SlOWO in coin priyes and MANY
magnificent special trophies have been
hung up before the crack shots entering
Of San Francisco and many from neigh
boring cities and towns were in town,
| though as vet none of the contestants
! expected from the East or even from
| Northern and Southern coast cities has
arrived.
on the grounds Mt Shell Mound 5000
The Individual shooting was generally
good. All the vents are open for entry
up to the close OF the festival, and none
Of the prize winners Will be declared
until the closing day, March %. shoot
ing will continue tomorrow and every
OF the FESTIVAL.
Boston does not intend to let the Ma
tionnl meet for 1894 go by the board II
hard work car bring IL there. At q
meeting of the Executive Committee of
| I1t a. u. W., ntlu the OIIpi nlSnt. Steps
We're takeh 10 secure a monster peti'lpn'
signed py every membe of the l." y. W.
n tle New england states to present 70
tne Nationai Assembly. a suihclent sum
IoL me entertainment OF tne Nisl,oIS; on
-" ''Noh 'HIN',9 ~ N"s' i'u'' 'l'H
meet IL ho,d thare 10 nnartad 70 he ;be
- ~ ~ 49,
Lea ue civ ever saw ""' 0
The evening world., 1894-02-05

The Harvard Athletic Committee has
refused TO confirm the re-clGctiOn Of
Waters TO the cap;aincy of the football
eleven. Emmons or Brewer will probably
be the next captain.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

A Boston despatch says hat Col. John
ID. Hopkins, the hacker of Dan Creedon,
has accepted or behalf Of Creedon the
challenge of Dick Moore 70 fight any
middle-we!ght in America. The men will
meet in Boston inside of three weeks.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

A balk-line an~chor-barred billiard
tourney with Schaefer, Ives, Slosson and
DAILY entered is among the probabilities
in New York in the near future.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Anusernents. Amusements.
HUBER'S FOURTEENTH ST. MUSEUn.

BHOADNAt III A,.I.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, i q.
Rryinn'ns ut l cock.
MAMMOTH k"NEFIT FOR THE
DON or NEW YORK,
rendered by the
THEATRICAL MAN.\GEl!S ARTISTS
SON IN lItE CRY.
ALL. pLTNTEEt~.-
Mudjc.kR, Lillian Russell. Marie Tempest, Eos-
iouilns, 4. L. I;c"'H Venus CO., Il. H.. Rice's
lla2 co. Daniel Frthman = LyC"um lheatrc CO.,
Churir, Fruhman'> I.ml.r' Theatre CO., ward
lIHrrignu'S co, liOyt'r fCNHs steer 90. shore
Acre, 20, Peter I. DALEY and May Irwin, Snn-
dow, the smaller Family, May lINii, ANA ri ?
Williams in u sketch. nd kciiucky plcknnr my
Band. Lucy Days Princess Nlcotine's r!c'nri-
uiny Band.
ABNlS~lDN ..."",.... -,"... l.oO
Seals ready IA SuaN.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

A glance over the entry list of the
Columbia Athletic Clubs boxing tour
ney, to be held at the Grand Central
Palace next Thursday and SATURDAY,
shows that 1t contains the names of all
the best amateurs in this vicinity.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

Lawrence Hanley has improved upon
Hamlet" in a way that VIII
itself to many companies who do not
want big salary lists. Some of Mr.. Han
ley's people left him., but he was un-
daunted. He presented Hamlet" minus
the king and queen ~, II AZ e Sp P, e
The evening world., 1894-02-05

On the grounds at Shell Mound 5000
people gathered to witness the shooting.
The individual shooting was generally
good. All the vents are open for entry
III to the close OF the festival, and none
of the prize winners will be declared
until the closing day. March -. Shoot
Ing viii continue tomorrow and every
Wednesday and Saturday until the close
of the festival.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

Tom O'Rcurke. with his usual shrcwd-
ness in matchmaking. has succeeded In
getting Critic. the Australian pugi.ist.
to sign articles favorable to the chances
of George Dixon. The conditions call
for the men to weigh in at 120 pounds at
noon on the day of the contest. The
incentive for the match Ia a Sl0,0OJ stake
and the best purse ~attainablc. The date
is set for some time between June ! and
%. If nc suitable purse is offered the
match will be declared off.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

The Boston team is composed of llar-
ward men, while Allen and SCoVille are
Yale men. SO the race viii also be in the
nature of u college contest. Nhittren.
Sayre, Garcelon and Merrill are now vet
Grams IN the track. Sayrc and Merrill
are probably as good "A pair of quarter
milers as can be found. The New York
ers are n formidable lot of runners,
though possibly they are not 50 familiar
with the tricks of team racing as their
opponents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-27
L. s. Dss. 1891,

state bonds were completely neglected ana there
,yore no sales Of city bank stocks.
The general bond market remained moderately
active but prices moved IN an Irregular way. Al
,houeh usually variations were slight, A!cnlson
general As were firm at ,01. and \ seconds coSed
% tr1e higher at 1895 Chesapcake and ONO con-
soI Ia were in active demand. and at lOS gained 70
ner cont while general 4lzs were dan ana Un-
nhanpeJ az 10 Chicago and Northern Pacihc
drsts gold at lS, but at fsAs are slightly be'te:,
uhile Northern Pacific issues were quiet al nd
~onres OF about q per cent On small trans"c-
,,nns richmond Terminal g. rose Ia per cent to
acin On Tho other hand. Rock Island % werc
49, and Fort worth and Denver City fTss
nscl,ned ;. per cent - 73%. Erie second consols
,ore extremely dull. but the sales were nj fiac-
,Sanai concessions. Missouri, Kansas ana Texas
sn.s Iost "a per cent but seconds were active.
,os,rr unchangel. HoadIng incomes were dull
oI ,ror Reference ~ made To our fuli report
u None on call CONTINUED to rule Mt per cent
49,. - ,:,, loans were made at even lower figures.
u" ,rha Clearing House statement was as follows:
E,ynha nr.s SCI. $50, $50; balances. s5212O3y
r,,a s,hTrcasury was debtor TO the Clearing
r,nhso q 0og2,?. The business OF the Sub-Treas-
,r so III week ended tonight Includes re-
n;,, ~ sci 947 457, and payments OK $lS.575,46i.
,o.,,no he general balance $Ji.O2lo5o against
soo AZ oo9 on January 10. an apparent gain OF
e. III eaS Dcducting from the payments Sl,l2S.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-27

A NNUAL MEETING Of the AMERICAN IN.
~ sTfrvTE February isi. AT No. lis West 3sth-st
" O'clock y IN. JAMES v. FoWEA'S sesE
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

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