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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-13

Cummings, the photographer, 800
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-13

EOR REST-Ihe dwelling, No. 1891 Lin.
IL coin street. seven rooms aud hal hal
modern lnlprovrnents,h not water, heatci
radiator in all the rooms. Inquire on
tho premises mt3.3t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-13
AT SOC

We will sell all OF our
regular SOC Corset Covers,
some are worth much more
than soc. Cribs is a special
lot.)
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-13

u OR RGNr-Part of 4-story brick
II building. n ". Cor. Third and OF.
nngc. with boiler, engine Rni machinery
formerly nsni tor mill work; nlso stablo
for SIX horses. Security, Trust and Safe
Deposit Co., $40 Market street. ml3.Gt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-13

LNoR REST-Stofe aud basement, 10 3
IL eth. ouly thycu dpHrs NON KIM
street. low rent, first clasl lUcailru tui
light buslnes lnuI re W. u. Norris
Col W asaington street, IuI;:-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30

The 'ockholderS of the Wilmington
DeIta Manufacturing Company moi,
yeslel lay af einOou and unanimously
GnproS Cd tho Propo sillon clntemplat.
Ing tho r.lense from the reueiyership.
Dr.. j. f.. Erant2 the president of thn
colhp any made statement giving o
coHclse history OF the development Of
A43 coih5sly slnca 1883, tho year of its
shiSE sc9ioH, with capital stock
amounting to $50. 900. Since then the
company has grown wonderfully. n
had absorbed tho Weish Dental Com
pany OF Philadelphia, being one and
tue American Dental ManuractilrlDg
Company OF New York and Chicago
being another. In connection with The
WEIGH Dental Company they secured
conlfol aud publication OF a dental
loatnal. 1t was source OF no little
satisfaction to the Stockholders of tho
company to learn in their meeting
yesterday that the receivers inventory
carefully and conserYatively taken
gave resources to tie value Of Sf5
l55, u to protect liabilities OF alS1..
o!l.SO. and to know that after the
management had disburEed to them
lie very respectable dividends which
they have been able TO receive in The
past there rematned a clear and Glenn
surplus 10 the business over and above
every Liability including capital atoek,
of ovor s33 900.
Tho stockholders expressed surprise
at the business men allowing slich n
Company to go Into tue hBud5 of n re-.
oeiYer uuder such circumstances.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30

III neell5 no language of exaggera.
tiou 10 ufiHE to public attention the
tlct mat lhbrn IL gieHt suffering In
our midst, Maly formerly indepen.
0ehl peraoNs ata now cut OF work,
and mus, huHo help.
1t would be wise step for the city
TO enter upon some general improve.
ments such as tile widening OF the
pain along tho rece up the Brandy.
wine into Il driveway, the DeautifylnR
OF our rarh, giTliag the Streets or
some other work that practical neh
KNOW could 10 done with great ad-
vantage to our city, In this way the
worthy unemployed could DO giyeh
work as Is helag done at Baltimore,
cincinnati, Denver and other cities
~ IS always better to give work than
to beEtow charity.
ANY plan TO relieve the suffering OF
the poor ought TO receive thu hearty
60 operation Of all our citizens. On
Feb. 4, 1874, Mt the Auditorium, there
VIII be great mass meeting for the
leheltt OF the poor. Bishop Cyrus b.
Toss. ID. ID, La b., OF the NJ, B.
I h9reh, VIII bs present aud deliver an
address.
seine prominent layInen Will also
sp All, Tie tickets will he placed at
"a and may be h ut Butler's book
re. Alf. liaynsri q or Mr. Rudolph's,
lere ought to DO 5000 LIukats sold,
Lei HIltHlugtun awake and make thiS
II Grand success. Tie poor must not
5iHrie. VIII you helpi
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30
DOS.

II you have any furniture that needs
uphulstering, send it to the lIiactrlo
Carpet Cleaning Company 400 Orange
street Phone i'll, Conway j. Rein.
hart managers.
A horse belonging to Josoph BIxtey
OF the Malleable Iron works ran away
yesterday afternoon from Church and
Taylor streets amt mashed the carri-
age to pieces.
Mr.. John Whelan, of Elkton. Md.
who has been visiting relatives and
friends In this city, returned one his
morning.
Miss Gett!e Boggs was walking out
Eighth street Saturday and she Tad the
misfortune 10 fall and sprain Ier an.
kle. She IL not able to be about.
Tho Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endrnvor OF the Inst III. p,
Church, Seventh street near Walnut,
will hold basket sooiable in tho lea,
tuIe room OF tho church, Oh Wrdnes.
day evening, Jan. alst. Admission
free. The ladies' will servo Zee cream
and cako to oil who desire it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30
THIRD edition.


Charley Mitchell was about New
York Monday with 0 party OF friends,
ipcluding fatherin-lnw Pony Moore,
Billy Thompson aud W. A. Edwards.
Mitchell Ia not ss cheerful as he used
to be; his old-tlme epirit has suddenly
left him, and he looks as though
broodlng over his recent defeat by
C0rbett. Mitchell still inaihtains TINT
No has no complaints to make con.
cerning his defeat. ''l'ii let my friends
do all the talking said Mitchell. III
they say ! was fouled they ought TO
know. Two couldn't win. / was un.
fortunate and lost"
".'a son" Davies. manager OF Peter
jackson, said at indianapolis Monday
that no and W, A. Brady, Corbstt's
manager. are to meet within the next
Two weeks somewhere In the East and
decide where the coming fight Is to
take place. Ii has developed that an
effort will DO made to have the fight
como off In Indiana, either at Roby or
nj Crown Point.
There has been considerable talk and
misunderstanding about matching Ed,
Smith TO meet Potter jackson. The
latter declares that he will make no
such arrangement. as has been oirou.
lated, to stop Smith in six rounds.
the members Of the nuyal Athletic
Club. OF Jacksonville, will not be for
Cotton should that club ever nttem D,
TO bring OF another glove contest in
Florida. The policy OF the club OIL
ciais appeared to be to never tell the
truth when anything else would do az
well.
James J. Corbett, the ohampIon
puglllst. said Monday. THE next man
fight will be Jackson. l do not pro.
pose to take any notice of the chal
lengss Of Ed. Smith and Bob Fife
simmons. "0
Johnny Van Heest and Ike wier will
probably be matched to fight to lin.
Barney Reilly. OF Port Richmond
says he ls open to fight any liz pounC
man In the country.
Harry zimmerman leads In the Nor.
us Guard pool tournament at Allan.
&c CITY. having won ~ games ant
lost one.
Charley Mitchell has probably los,
some OF his speed, but lie naver sa W
The day he would be anything but I
plaything for James Corbett In The
condition the champion was las
Thursday.
q. J. Aorisrity, better known a.
Sach pdley, OF TINS city, Will meet A
Brien OF Philadelphia In a glove con.
test tomorrow night 10 Washington.
Frank White will at the same Tim,
and place spar with Dan Coughlin the
Philadelphia wonder.
nirhe following program has been ar
ranged for tho exhibition by the Water
witch Fire Company to be given next
Saturday evening. Four round con.
test, G. j. Moriarlty and Jerry Sulll
John Glynn and Bob Cunningham
New York. Three round contest, j.
Spade, Wilmington, and L. Huffeckar
Four-round exhibition. jacob Maggie
Philadelphia, and ii. Mack, Whining
ton Wrestling contest, Ferris, Of
wilmington. and Haughey. of WI
mlnRton. Wrestling exhibition, WIN
Spoarl and G. Mckulg.
Club swinging, Harry Bolts. Paral
lei bar. Emil Maurer. Tumbllng, Geo
MoMahon. q. Burns and William
Roberts. High kicking. u. Salters, q
Gro san l. nd L. Hunter.
4 WI, sting exhibition will he glvei
befo Q Il &c. A. c. In N.w Castle neI
Monday evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30

The sudden change OF tue weather Is
rat er surprising, and our weather
bulletin seems to think next month
VIII 10 furious.
Now, Just listen. | have somethInr
grand to tell you've have Il DinmonJ
| state Grange which meets in our
Stanton hall. and they meet time and
again and We poor mortais know
nothing about the fine times thoy
have. but these generous hearted folks
have concluded to allow their friends
to attend the public meeting to DO
held in the hall Friday. Feb end, at >
O'Clock. This promises to be some.
thing worthy of notice, since they are
expecting Alpha AlesSer National Lee.
tGfer OF vermont to address tho
meeting. as well ,ts the Hon John d.
Higgins, OF delaware All lovers OF
good speeches should DO proeent ami
enjoy treat. But this is not all of ~:
IL. lunsic furnished Tor the occasion
viii be given by an orchestra under
tho direction OF Prof Brown.
Tho funeral of William Roblnson
which took place In our town on Mon.
day afternoon was largely attended,
considering the Iuclemsncy OF tho
weather MIR, Robinson has been nm
intense sufferer OF dropsy, although hs
bore his sultering for several months
almost without murmur, and know.
lug lie condition wns incurable be
yunN the doctors roach. he was found
praying that God would relieve him
OF Ills agony, realizing that the will of
his DIVINE Master WAS u ways Just He
was conscious until few hour3 be.
Tore death. He leaves Ia wife, son and
Two daughter To mourn his loss. The
deceasod has large circle of friends.
and was very highly respected by all
who knew him. Director Palmer had
charge OF the funeral. The body was
laid To reAt in a very handsome casliet,
carried by the following pail bearers:
William Chandler, George Powell, w.
q: hawthorne, James Brown, q. II.
Ilickey, John Brown.
Services at the house conducted by
l,ev. John Blake, assisted by lav.
hrother Williams who spoke yerv
highly OF The deceased. at the same
time giving advice 10 the living. Ry
request the hymns Meet Me There"
and We'll Meyer Say Goodbye In
Heaven were sung.
Father dear. we Will not mourn.
=, Ncknpw your suffering is 10 more
W pray TO meet you amidst the storm.
And ~ n you on the other shore.
/ were Granger would buy
l'Ep uBL'oAS and not borrow oa.
II were the young men CT Stanton
would not be se!Ilsh with my enter.
taiunentS.
II were doctor would engage
The very paper love to read.
III lived In Stanton | would learn
TO luke Joke when give one.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30

WAsHIsGToN. Jan. 29-The number
OF Democrats in the House whom 1t In
now understood will oppose the tariff
hlil, with ths Income tax added, Ia 80.
New York will contribute IA of the
number and the remainder Will ho
furnished by scattering votes from
New Jeraey. Pennsylvania and other
State delegations.
The friends OF the tariff bill are not
prepared to believe that SO Democratic
votes will be cast against II. But 81
negative votes. they claim, viii no {
defeat the measure. They argue thus:
The present House numb ors So mem
ters, exclusively VI four yacancles; of
this number 2l5 are Democrats, 1875
ltepnblicans and IL PopuIs,s. 10,
duGting 80 votes from the Dem cratio
column leaves l79 Democrats In favor
Of The I'LL Adding the So to the SO I'd
kepuolican column Increases the
strength OF the opposition to iGl. As
the IL Popull5ts will support tho bill
the total vote will show l9l for and lGl
against. II will 10 necessary, there.
fole. that at least So Democrats Ioin
with the Republicans in order to de
feat tho tariff bill. presuming Of
course. that 1852 members are In their
seats whea the bill 10 put upon its pas
sage.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30
KENNARD & CO.,
62l-623 MARKET ST.

Tomorrow, Wednesday.
January 31st, at 6 o'clock
we close one years business
for 1898. On that day We
make our last sale of rem.
nants of Dress Goods. This
sale will include all Dress
Lengths in plains and novel.
ties, and the prices will be
just half. 50-cent goods will
be % cents. 75.cent goods
will be 37a cents. 81 goods
will be so cents. slips
goods will be 62l cents.
$3.50 goods will be Is cents.
81 goods will be 81.
They will all be on the
Dress Goods counter, guam.
tity in each piece marked
and the original price, all in
plain figures, 50 that you
can tell at a glance all about
the dress that may please
you. .....-
On the Lining Counter
just opposite we have placed
all remnants of Dress Cam.
brics that will be half price
&c. Chintz at Sc; 1Oc.
Cambrics at DC. ... ..
At the Domestic Counter
we have put all our Calico
Press Patterns at 3Ic. per
yard. just half price.
All the Century and Giant
Cloths at sc. Just half price,.
Silk Sash Ribbons reduc-
ed from 81, Sl.25, and ST..
80 to SOC. a yard.
One line of Ribbed Vests,
Ladies' and Misses, at 19c..
worth 37Ac.
Remnants Of Silks at half
price.
Remnants of Vclvets very
cheap.
Trimming Fur at ! price.
300 Corsets at 29c. from
Soc; and a make we have
sold over 5000 of.
Black Glmps at &C., re.
duced from 10, Is, 20, 80
and 35c. $685.. .'....
Remnants of Jet Trim.
at half price.
This is our last day for
stock and we want these
odds and ends all out Of the
way for the new goods we
shall commence to open on
the first day Of February.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30

This morning when the Belts Ma.
chine Company paid their employees
they gave each man this following
notice in his envelope. which will
speak for itself. We suppose that II
the Wilson bill passes business will
stlil continue TO improve the same
way, as we are satisfied that the WI.
son bill is the cause OF Il ALL
Oman SIR:-The great depression In
business and the oonseq uent slaugh,
terlng OF prices. forces US to either re-
duce the waRes of our employees OF
close the works indefinitely. We pro
pose to give you work. hours day
six daye In the week, or 42 hours In
all, and to reduce your wages i2 or Is
per cent. This to take effect the
week beginning on Monday, February
5th.
IL you are willing to accept this
proposition. and will go into 1t will
ingly and contentsdiy, and with q de
sire to help get through these critical
times, We will give you employment
as long as possible, but can guarantee
nothing for the future. Hearing
nothing from you We will conclude
that you cheerfully acqulesce In tAls
arrangement.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30

owe their present health and strength
to his wonderful compound. first ia.
scrlbed by Professor Phelps of Dart.
lhohth college. two women In the
/ uest society in Dexter, Mich, Cwhose
portraits arc given aboye), tell their
ltinhdS OF tho virtue of the remedy,
MIS- Belle ltodman writes: IL can
certainly speak in favor OF Paine's
celery compound. l have doctored
more or less for three years with our
best doctor. and tried saverat raffle.
dies. with no banetit. Inst summon /
was advised to take Paine's celery
compound. l have taken about three
or Tour bottles. and my sister, Allie
bennett, has taken IL too, about the
same number of bottles, during the
Same length of time.
= felt all run down, my llv5r trou-
oled me. hal awful headaches and
very bad periods of sickness that
WoAld leave me weak and pale and
DISCOURAGED Now | have Improved
III looks and flesh. have gained In
many ways through the merits OF
Palne's celery compound, and shall
use It, as am too young to be sick. |
am rs years old"
Mrs. itodman, her sister, and the
liJtle girl are certainly healthy now,a
the above photograph shows.
from nll over the country come.
every week, hundreds of similar stl.
monials, unsolicited. II one Is weak
or run down. "she should uso Pains's
celery compound. 1t makes people
we'll.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30

The creditors OF NIessrs. VIM. III.
Foulk n Son, met yesterday afternoon
in the office OF Wm. s. Hillos, attor-
ney, at No. $50 Muciet street, and
agreed to take 10 per cent. for the
first year and % per cent. each sue.
coedlng months ard 10 par cent the
last D months, giving the firm two
years aud 0months to square up their
outside standing obligations.
The firm have tho Mannerlng build,
Ing and the Bayard= building ut tho
old S@edes church rs part OF their us.
sets and their creditors showed no dls.
poaltlon to push them. Tho llrfo
with good times and plenty OF york
will be abba to pay every creditor
dollar for dollar and have several
thousands Left Tor thelnse,yeg. 1t Ia
owing to tho hard limos that theif
Hsslgn tnent Was necessary.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30

In recent number OF The Queen.
Mrs. Lynn Lynton vntos. evidently
from experience. of the dangers of
oYerwork and too great nerve and
mental pressure among delicate po.
mot.
only tho exceptionally strong. ="
says Mrs. Lynton, 'can stand the
strain OF the two.fold life of work and
society,"
Social lilo. instead OF bring refresh-
meat brings atodnuhling OF anxiaties
and SO much more to think OF and so
much more to arrange and manugs.
there are thousand oares that the
mother tho hostess and the careful
hoisekeeper cannot SHIRE with others.
Win moro preboutlou5 living, lar =
ger families. and with every fresh So
clnl duty comes to tia lucroass OF ner.
vohs strain and step nearsr the
breaking.down point. The great
share oil this pressure comes upon the
anxious mistress of tho household,
she becomes Irritable and historical.
Tho most Insignificant little trouble
looms large and weighs heayy-all
because sho ia breaking down, and
tho strain Is too much for her. She
cannot eat nor sleep, nor rest. nor
work; her nervous Organization Inns
gone all to pieces. or the thousands
OF such cases that Paiue's celery com.
pound has cured, of the thousands OF
people In all classes OF society who
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30

The revival services In tho NJ. E
Church will commence next Sunda
evening.
The Stewards will hold their 10 onth,
~ meeting at the NJ. L. Parsonage
on Saturday evening next.
Friday night robbers entered the
blacksmith shop OF James II. Pollr
and secured tools. after which they
went to the office OF Cranston Il New.
bold on Marshall street. They entered
throuRha window In the main Office
and passed Into the private Office OF
Nh. Cranston. There they blew opep
the safe but secured nothing az Mr..
Cranston had no money in it at the
Time, except nineteen cents. which was
Tor the paper boy and the robbers d i'd
not take those. The only loss to Mr..
Cranston will be TO get new door for
tho snfe. Nothing was disturbed n,
Mr., Newbold's Office.
The subject for next Thursday evan.
lng's Prayer Meeting will be "Reyi.
Miss Emily Gregg ia visiting friends
In Philadelphia.
Miss Elizabeth G.. Newbold has besn
spending few days with friends In
Wilmington.
Mrs. j. Paul Lakens. OF Whining.
ton. Visited friends In this town sun
day.
Mr.. John A. Cranston has returned
nome after a visit in Willamsport, Pc,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30

me most inhumsn outrages. outraqes
ptrpctrhte3 upon his own system by
sWa,iowlng drastic purgatives which
cohynlse his stomach. agonize his intes-
ZINES ana weaken his system. Many peo-
PIE constantly do this under tho impre3.
SION that mediuanents only which urs
violent IN their action, and particularly
cathartics. are of any avail. Irrepnrable
injury 10 health Is wrought under this
mistaken idea. The laxative which most
nearly approaches the beneficent action
OF nature Is ilostcttsr's stomach Bltters,
which Is painless. but thorough, and In.
YlE3rates the Intestinal canal instead OF
Weakening and Irritating IL. Tho liver
ana the stomach share ia tho benign dis.
clplino instituted by this comprehensive
medicine, whose healthfui intlucuca il
Ielt throughout the system. Aialarlous
plants succumh 10 IT,.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30

The sale OF horses by ElHood Wet.
stsr viii take place al IIockegstn 10
morrow Wednesday, afternoon. Per
sons N tbs City who wish to attout
should take the cars at Water ana
Market street, at 10. 80 Il III, as Ties
rsach lioc kessln In time for dinner
which viii bs served smoking hot, lol
tho TENET OF prospective BID defs
Auotioneer Stldham will be on hand
anu VIII set an example to all who
MAJ len. any nodtBLy about doing
tusti'io by himself on this occasion,
Fol PARTICULARS SEQ adv.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30

A EIPt nLIeAN reporter happenei to
ba in the Water Department Tits morn,
ing wien a gentleman came in to Day
bis water tax. When told the amount
no acted In a manner which would not
20 tolerated in private office. This
department officials slltl they were
GlAu That tho reporter was present TO
sec he things which thHy are obliged
10 put up With, and tho reporter mu ST
say Candidlg that the oiiicials nrfed
with great GOODNESS and courtesy IN,
der tile circumstances.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30

Tho horse that fell on the ice nj
front and Harrison streets. last sat,iI
day morning. belonged to ludy from
the country. WHO was coming In IL
our city with load Of produce. md
not to w. N. Lank, as heretofore
stated. thnt gentleman only being
present to render assistance. The
hDrse was iinally gotten M and taken
e. Il Stable, where it was found that u
small bone had been broken ut the
stllle Joint, and It was deemed best to
kilt 1t. This is something like tbs old
story: For want of nail the snop
was lost, aud fer want OF shoe the
horse was lost" Farmers and others
should see that their horaos are prom
eriy shoi before attempting to travel
over slippery roads.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30

Wiilinm O'Donnell. one of Whining
tons oldest citizens. died at the resi-
nence Of his sUnln.law Matthew Pet
tlgrew. No. lilo West Second street. OF
Sunday night from old age. Mr.
Q'Donrell was well-knOwn to TIC
older eltiEens OF our city as ono ~
the mos expert morocco men IN tht
oily. having had charge OF the extsn
sive plant CT William Y Warner. OF
account OF old hRo and III health he
was compelled to give up work AID
years with his son.ln law. He leave,
Q wife, two daughters and four son.
to mourn his loss, The funeral wil
lake place Tomorrow morning from
his lato residence. Iutcrmrut will b
made IN old Cathedral Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30

VIM. Jones, the Democratic Tux cot
llector OF Union CO.. Ga, was recently
notified to close up his returns ana
hand them In. On rhurs lay night Il
peddler cnlied at Jones house and was
taken In for n nights lodging. the tax
collector soon leaving for Atlanta.
About 2 hours after Jones depart.
lure, u ragged looking negro entered
he house, aud after robbing the ued.
dler, ordered Mrs. Jones' to bring out
the tax money. While lie was rrcelv,
Ing the money the peddicr. who was
watching his chance. fired, killing the
irobEer. Then IL was discovered TINT
the dead body was that OF lax Col.
lector Jones, who had alopted this
scheme OF keeping thu countye
money.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30

In tho Nan cipal Court last night lie.
fore Judge b Il, Ianlai Hood, color
ed, was held Ia 500 bail Tor lis appear
iu1oe at the | ppef Court Oh the charge
Oi lareeny Of watch and chain from
MS father, $3.50
itnnk Shrlcli recently lost an over.
coat and William Patton WAS charged
with the larceny OF same, md was
held In 500 ball to answer the charKe
h+lole tao grand ~. .'
Al this mornings session, Homer
leg il.e Tor disUriuriy c0nGuUl, vus
llhc :3and costs or ~ days