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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06

II ia to be- hoped that the fossilizsd
porouolnish crAnks who have been
sending tho pross their anonymous
objections to tho common people and
youth using the Free Library repre-
sent only small minority OF the ex.
stockholders who In contributing
their STOCK founded one Of the most
extensive and useful phianthrophlos
ever conferred upon our people
Where will we get good society, pub.
lie pence, honest voters, wise laws aud
good government II not by educating
tho masses Of the people? II there Is
SOFA rtndezvoux in the Library, the
directors and officer Will soon put good
rules in operation so all tho people
can use the privileges In turn and
noisy idlers DO promptly excluded.
We stnc6taly hope ell fossils Will keep
quiet within their social enerustation
OF sclilshness ana not annoy the
people Of Wilmington by any further
OF their illusions.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06

The saloon Of John j. Mullin, cor
ner Of Sixth ami Shipley streets. ha,
been purchased by Anton Hauber
who took possession YESTERDAY.
VIM. Legg who bought cut the Della
ware House took possession yester
day. The two Johns have retired from
business in our city and left to reside
In the city Of hrotherly love, leaving
numerous creditors to mourn theiI
absence.
William Holiday having bought out
Mrs. Calhoun Fourth and Spruce
streets, took possession this morn
ing.
Edward Newell has purchased tho
saloon of his brother. Col. John Newell
No. q L. Seventh street, and took nos.
session Yesterday.
Thomas j. Ryan, OF Lancaster and
Maryland avenues. has purchased MIR.
NewelPs saloon on Maryland avenue
and Bird street.
lssnc q: Pyle, the well.known pro
prletor, OF the Clayton House, Inns con.
cluded not to release the hotel this
year, and after the 25th Inst. the hotel
Will be closed preparatory to the maxi
ing OF extensive repairs. At q meet
Ing OF the directors yesterday after.
noon the above conclusion wus
reached. as MIR. Pyle, who has paid
$4,000 rent for several years, asked 10
have h rent reduced to $4,000 mi.
y ar. and the directors. after meeting
concluded that they could not reduc,
the rent, aud came to tho cnnclus OF
to renovate 1t and then offer it TO
rent at the old price OF $1,000.
The Central Hotel will he oceupIc,
next year by Mr.. George W Ortiz
VINO has Ie.rented II from its owners
Daniel D9hI ard Anton Iluuber.
james l.. Willis will stay ON at wi
, lis Hotel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06

mo. said ex-Speaker and Congress-
man Grow In answer to q Washing
ton reporters question tho other. day. 81
was never tempted to count quorum
when was Speaker. That was in
war times. and the anti.war party
under the lead of Mr.. yallandigham.
was In SO small a minority that it
could not accomplish much. We had
long and thorough discussions; but
the opponents Of the war policy simply
contented themselves with voting In
the negative when 1t came to appro.
priatlng for war supplies. OF course,
have seen good many great fights.
Away back In 1854, when the Missouri
compromise and the admission OF
Kansas as free State were burning
questions. the lovers OF freedom did
all they could to defeat the legislation
which the slave holders were anxious
to enact.
have sat In this hall throughout
long nights, not for the mere sake OF
filibusteriug, but because, In common
with others, l thought that there was
something to be gained by fighting.
Nobody ever refrained from voting
In those days for the sake OF breaking
a quorum, and Idon't think we woulC
do 1t now II 1t were not that the Re
publicans want to emphasizes the RI
diculousness OF trying to do business
under the rules OF the present House
OF Representatives. 1t is not al
American Idea to hold that there Ia
not a quorum in the hall to do bust,
ness simply because number OF
men do not wish to answer to thell
names. They are here, and they
ought to be counted. That is simply
p irliamentary law. The Speaker OF
the House OF Commons counts O
quorum, and 1t seems to me that the
Speaker OF tho United States House of
Representatives ought to do the
same" .-..=
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06

81 heard OF the wonderful cures be.
ing performed BY DR.. Greene's Ner.
yura blood and nerve remedy and de.
termined to try 1t. / am very thank
ful did 30 for 1t has cured me entire.
ly. ! was SO bud was afral Id to leave
the house.
Il would have bad spells at any
time and would be very sick. | suf-
fered awfully. l am we'll and strong
now and can 20 away fol- days at a
time. feel like different person
and shall never be without DR.,
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all the sick and suffering to take IL. "
thousands OF people who are not ex
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Ing in some way. They do not feel
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sleep well, are nervous and have no
ambition tor work or pleasure. You
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Greenes Nervura blood and nerve
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spring medicine and this is the beat
one known. 1t Is the discovery of DR.
Greene, OF 35 West 18th street, New
York City, the most successful special.
LIST III curing nervous and chronic dis
eases. lie can lie consulted by nll
free oil charge, personally OF by letter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06

WAS IT Jus1IFIABLE?-There Is
something very romantic about
the origin OF the mantIlla. and some
writer might weave q clever story
around its birth. Long ago. in tho
dawn OF civilization. certain Spanish
duke was most anxious to unlte his
province with that OF his neighbor,
and depended upon his daughters al
Lance with the prince of that house to
carry out his plans But as the daugh,
ter grew to womanhood her features
became so hldeous, her father dared
not present her to the prince. Like
all Spanish women. she possessed
beautiful hands and a graceful figure,
and, as the union was one upon which
the duke had set his heart, nc con
,ceved the idea OF making Dona lisa,
,dore veil her face when the prince was
presented. Behind billowy white clouds
the lady looked attractive rather thar
otherwise. for her countenance was
softened. indistinct, and only tw,
great dreamy eyes asserted them
selves. ...
! Tho duke attributed this strange
dress to his daughters devoutness
explaining that, whom girl. for some
imaginary SIN OF omission. she had
made vow that she would do pen.
ance by yelling her face until she be.
came mother, The prince accepted
tho explanation, married the senortia,
and never looked upon her face except
through hazy folds OF blond lace until
she gave birth to son, then he insist .
ed upon seeing whom he had married,
and-but we will not stay to hear his
opinion OF the deception practiced
upon him.
The above was clipped from copy
of LIES Calendar, who awarded Z. A.
Leonard, Box 1855, this city, first prize
OF IS In money for the effusion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06


Cnpning ANA Iepen,at. lnS L. second st
Cuppins ieeching. Parkcr.s9s Madison.
Hlnrrt eth i.,unplrg ~ w.. tsEt,, i
/ Potter II. Ayers was one of the pail.
bearers at tho funeral of Mrs. Mary
Morris husband Sunday in Philadei.
phia.
Mrs. Carrie Ktnbal Buckley, OF
Jackson, Mics, spent Sunday with
her aunt. Mrs. Albert /. Jones.
No. 3o2 South jackson street, also ".
&. Beddin, OF Philadelphia. uncle OF
the bride
Electric car No. 81 ran into and
damaged the wagon OF the Nunparlel
Laundry last evening, on Market
streat. opposite Baynard's ieweIy store.
MIR, j. Norris Robinson the we'll
known broker, struck his knee this
morning against Il kcY pIotruding
from door 1t hurt him severely.
When your reporter stated he would
notice 1t in tho paper. Mr.. Il. threat.
ened TO kick the seat OF his pants. Will
1t be tragedy or comedy?
line display OF Easter lilies l.
shown this morning IN front of Eighth
street market house.
Inc Rev. DR.. Woismnn. of Clifton
Heights, will be present tonight Ia
assist Mr.. SwartZ in The special ser
vess al Central Churcn j. Il. King
Will lead tho singing. The meeting
last night was well attended MucT
interest was shown aud a number OF
requests were made for tine prayers OF
the congregation.
Nothing up to the present his been
heard OF George Harrison who dlsap
peared on Friday morning and the
mystery Is just as shrouded as ever.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06

A well-known resident of the west
side has tile reputation of being tho
best imitator of the calls of birds or
beasts In the city. His imitation of
the catermauli ing OF Il Ihomas cat Il
simply Irresistible, and when he gets
out into the back yard for practice ali
the iellnes Tor squares arc soon
gathered in close proximity. A few
nights ugo he came to grlsf in an Of.
fort TO have some fun with Grabbed
neighbor.
About / O'clock he stationed him
self outside of board fence surround
Ing the mans residence and begaI
meowiug In IL low tone, gradual,
rising until high q note was perfect
ed. in few minutes the window was
raised and sundry articles were throw
in the direction Of the supposed night
J howler. The bowls then Increased il
volnme, iinally reaching the ear
cracking quality.
The aroused neighbor could stand
the racket no longer, and stepping
} downstairs opened the door quietly
slipped out, seized II clothes prom aud
made Tor the vicinity of MIR. Thomas
who at that time poked his head abo ye
: the fence and received stunning
!. blow which rendered him UNCONSCIOUS
lie was carried home and revived by
stimulants. He says no prefers to d /
low tie cats to fight theie own BATTLES
now.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06

We, The negroes of Delaware. don't
con slider this Rev. DIR. Heard any
leaieG of ours. We did not know any,
thing about DR.. Heard until no came
to Wilmington to take charge of the
Bethel Church. We who have beer
here don't think that DR.. Heard can
tell rs anything about the Democrats
OF Delaware. They don't regard tile
negro any more than brutes. Mr.
Heard can speak Tor himself, but hC
cannot speak for the negroes OF the
city OF Wilmington. In about two
months time DR.. Heard Will be gone
We say that we are better withoul
such men as heard In the city OF VII
inington: hels not any good to US,
We will say that he Is not any good L
his race; he Is Just smut enough to bt
too smart We say he ought to "
buck to the South and stay there. An,
black man who upholds the Democrat
ic party is not any good to his race
Mr.. Cleveland may be Il gentleman
but he is with bad narty. J. 7. b.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06
MUNSON,S
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Munson's Homeopathic Family Medicine
Co.. announced in these columns that
they Ind positive cure for liheumatl lam.
and In order to prove their claim, Offer
60 to distribute through their agents In
Wilmington 700 bottles free The returIis
nave been coming In lively from those
who were benefited or cured. That Rheu-
matlsm can be cured Is now an estaD-
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Muscles, Aching Pains. If you are a sur
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bottle of this magnificent remedy. Two
sizes IS and 50 cents.
To avoid being imposed upon, ask for
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06
wANAMAKER d BIt0wN.
THE UNIFORM DIS.
COUNT Of Is per
cent. from whatever

SClps liOlu WlldlGNGl
you pay may not be
the way to make the most
money for ourselves. We
know it's the fairest and best
to our customers. You know
there is a way of making one
or two articles very low in
price. There is another way
OF making SIX or eightarticles
very high in price. The aver.
age would make good profit
to Mr.. Stcrkeeper. Our con
dition is this: We've a large
stock of the very best Cloth
ing. One article is as good
as another to us. We want
to sell all we have. So we
say to you-Whatever you
buy, and you make your
choice, Is per cent. of what
you pay will be handed back;
and II you are not pleased
with your purchase, bring
it back and get the money
paid back 10 you.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06
Southeast Cor. 9TH and King street.

Southeast Cor. 9th and King Streets
Is the place for flnc groceries. You can
rely on all tho pood- you buy from ma
They are irst-class and ut wholesale
pr ces. Have you had our Columbia
syrup NJ ~ cents quarlG This lot of
syrup opened to-day exceeds all, We have
Just received another lot OF our tiue Uel-
hover apples at 10 cents. our raisius aud
prunes are the best value for the money
we ever offered. Four pounds of Drunss
ior ~ cent?. Ginger snaps, cents. tom
dcnsed milk, 10 cents IA can Fine dates
cents. Four cans OF delicious corn q
cents. Those bags OF -four ut 20 cents
maze white bread. Old fashioned meal
70 MAKE plne wilt, u.li ye low;
try IT. We have the finest tine OF co Zee
IN TINS city. We can suit you in pr ice.
our coffee al 20 cents is truly excellent,
II Is Java blend. We can't supnIy The
demand. but we have lot now nj 20
cents Font forget IL. Old English
eheese; rich and mellow 1t would grace
any table. Fine for Lent 0ur5 O'Clock
tea aud Silver Run butter at Is cent?
Cream boncless Goldfish is the finest Ii III
You eyer used. We have the best chad
ana fat macHerel. for Lent We have
pickles at q cents Jar II is the tiurst
ana cheapest condlment we ever offered.
We have cut glass mustard Guns III bc.
areain pitchers and hRndleless glasses
nlled with prepare mustard. Come and
y you don't see what you want, ask for
1t; we have 1t. L. Nj. WIEN. ~
m2-6t' Fifth ai,d King s,s
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06
JUST IN ZINE.
A Lucky Discovery and its
Results.

There is probably no happier woman
to-day than Mrs. A. b. Seitz. of White.
stone. L. 1. She has lately attracted
great attention. not only in her own
town but for many miles around. As
1t is a subject which will most deeply
interest everybody, she has been II.
duced to make her experiences public.
She writes the following letter to her
fellow workers.
Il had suffered for three years and
more with nervous prostitution, ner.
vous weakness Of the heart and kid
ney disease. I was treated by differ
ent doctors, who told me that az |
grew older my heart would grow
weaker. l was giving up all hope of
getting better and about made up m y
mind l could never recover"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06
TIE Pre-idrnt's Return,

Tho President OF the United States,
midst the crash of empires ard the
fall OF worlds, has Been duck hunting.
He returned 10 Washington last night.
Not word was uttered or an inquiry
made ahou: the fate OF the nation, but
with a smiling face lie said. "We have
had delightful time and all have
been boneti,ted, Ibagged about two
dozen ducks and geese and all are
good stock. #..
II is blessing that our President
can throw off the carea OF the nation
and enjoy such pleasures while 50
many OF Ills people are suffering for
the necessities OF life.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06

| WYOMING, March "a card part,
was given by Niles Bertha Jenkins t
"a few of her friends on Thursday
evening. Games were INDUCED in
and at late hour the girls retired
A social party was given by Miss
Florence Caulk OF Camden in honor
OF her cousin, Miss Alice Osmond. Of
on Friday eve. Those
present were Misses Kate Ellison
Maggie Townsend, Mary Cooper. Of
Camden. Miss Emma PenneWell oil
Dover, Mr.. John Cullen OF Camden
and many others.
a very pleasant evening was spent
Vocal and instrumental music and re-
freshments were on the programme
MIR. Eddie Bowman, OF Chester, /,
here visiting his father Rev. Il. w
Bowman.
Revival services still continue Will
some success. Rev, s. NJ. McWiiiiami
of the ", G. A. preached on Thursday
evening and Rev. Mr., Fosnocht ol
Camden Oh Friday evening.
A game OF base ball was played here
on saturday. between cur team an,
the w. A. A, team Of Dover.
Owing to the Academy boys having
to leave about Il. IS, tho game was Gale,
at the end OF the seventh Inning; IL
score then stood Is to u in their favor
Our nine was not able to put in som
OF his best players, while the Academ,
had all theirs. Next saturday III
Chntden nino will play the ACldem
on the latter's grounds.
MIR Il. Gort, who has been In tow
FOL moro than II week. returned h ION
OH Thursday. OCCASIONAL.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06
An FOR RENT b
bly,
GEORGE R. TOWNSEND & CO,

HoUsES-u Esq SIDE.

HoUsEs-N Esq SIDE.
ll2I West street. 10 +, oms aud bath,
tlO frankltn Ftreet. ruoIns anu bath,
401 South Clayton street. u rooms q,
and bath.
9lG west Eighth St. rooms and hath,
SOB west Ninth streets rooms and b lth,
222 Maryland avenue. store and DIV ell.
ing,
1918 VI est street, Z rooms und bath,
q south Clayton street. s rooms and
bath.
DUPONT street. above Pennsylvania
avenue, rooms and bath.
houses on Clayton street, near How
land street. rooms and bath, each,
1914 west Fourth ST.. rooms aud bath.
sob.sus-tl4-s2f west sixth street. u
-, rooms and bath, each,
l0i Rodney street rooms and bath,
St5N Market street. rooms and bath.
81 west Firth street. rooms aud nuLlI,
1911 lancasteravenue,6 rooms and bath,
$50 west Firth street. u rooms ana bath.
lS9s west Second street. q roo us aud
bath.
4Gs Montgomery ST., room-.
1902 west second st.. rooms,
l2'lJ Lincoln ST.. q rooms.
III JeliersGn St, rooI.ts aud bath,
staries st.. below ilird ST., rooms
1874 west Eighth St. : rooms
1906 west Eighth street. Il rooms.
1917 Rowland a.. rooms and bath,
2lI-? III -2ss3 Br.:ome ST., 10 rooms aud
bath
go ShIpley st.. u rooms and bath,
lpo Lincoln ST., rooms ami bath,
Delaware avenue and DUPONT street
rooms,
south Clayton street,
EAST SIDE.
GOT French ST.. l3 rooms ana bath,
s1o ing street, 10 rooms aud bath,
4lS Market street, IL rooms and bath
lUli Lombard St, rooms and bath,
4ia east Firth st., rooms and bath,
ip2! Poplar street. q rooms and bah,
N. u cor. sixth and King str, ets, Q
rooms.
5A-S-iO Shearinnu al. g rooms and bath,
luA-l4 Wilson st., u rooms and bath,
~ nennett st.. rooms and bath.
sD2 Walnut street, : ROOM and bath
4Oa j. 18th street, rooms.
2Oi j.. 10th street, . rooms
10 Lanotte ST.. { rooms,
5a1-.OJl II. Tth street, q rooms,
COS f-lj-l5 New Castle Ave-, roolnA
b33 East 18th st., u rooms and bath,
5S1 East 18th st.. o rooms aud bath,
DO Enst 18th ST., rooms and bath
STORES.
e1o W. I'd st, stora md dwelling.
Heuld aud II sts store and dwelling,
Iio French st., store and dwelling. -.
225 Shipley St.
DelawaIo Ave. and DUPONT St,
122S King street. 0 rooms and bath,
! east Fourth st, End. I'd and ith floors.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06

LandenbeIg Castle. No. aT3, X. G. z
OF llnndenberg, Pa, VIII hold an open
session and smoker In the town hall
Tuesdny evening, March 18th. Grand
I htef Frank Taylor. OF Delaware. and
Grand Vice t'hiet G. Il. Wood. Of Penn
sylyania will 10 present. There viii
De speeches, music and singing and an
abundance OF smoke. Sister castles
are respectfully United to be present.
also the male portion of the town am
surrounding country will be perfect,
welcome.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06

ALBANY, March 6-Senator Persons has
prepared some important amendments to
the election laws for all the cities of the
state except New York and Brooklyn.
They provide that inspectors of election,
poll clerks and ballot clerks, shall be citi.
Gems of the United States and of the state,
OF good character, not previously con.
victed of crime, and able to read, write
and speak the English language under.
standingly. They must be qualified voters
In the city within which they are APP
pointed to act, and not candidates for any
Office to be voted for. ...z.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06

In the Municipal Court last evening.
Louis Turner was inedS5 and costs for
d isorderly conduct. He had danced n
jig on Miss Maay sweatmans cellar
door.
At the session this morning, Daniel
Gillespie was held in SlUO bail for an.
pearanee to morrow morning, on the
charge OF assault and battery on Miss
Louisa Andel son.
Joseph Norris, colored, was fined 81
ana costs Tor corner lounging.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06

WAsHiSeroN, March 6.-The announce
ment Of the betrothal Of Miss Eleanor
Louise Elyerson, daughter of the well
known Philadelphia publisher, to NJ.
Jules Patenotre, ambassador extraordi-
nary and plenipotentiary of France to this
country, was received in official, diplo-
matte and official circles as an event of in
ternational interest. The bride-elect is Of
the highest type of American womanhood,
for she is not only beautiful, but rarely
gifted. Miss Elverson was born In Phila-
delphia about twenty-four years ago. She
not only excels as a linguist, but is most
accomplished musician. The marriage
will take place in Philadelphia on the 9th
inst
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06

Complaint is made by certain resi-
dents above Greenville. ChristIana
Hundred, that COW which Is allowed
to run at large is great annoyance,
running In at every gate that happens
TO he lett open and traspassing on the
adjoining property. II the owner is
not more careful she may be taken
up aud he he mulcted Into costs. A
word to the wise is sufficient,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06

Blythe way, one customer
so well pleased with those
suits that were made Tor GUS
toners through the Mail
Order Department and now
returned to us--he liked 'em
we'll enough to buy three of
them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06

The annual meeting OF the Cherry
Island Marsh Company was held yes.
to-day afternoon. The principal bust.
ness was the election OF five directors.
q collector and treasurer to serve
during the year. 4 he directors are
Thomas j. 1alley, William +. Sellers,
lsaac G. Elliott, William Lawton, 4.
Atwood Weldlni collector and treasur-
~, John I. Ialley.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06

The session of the Police Commission
last night WIS II brief one. Chief noIan
WAS directed to confer with City Solici.
tor Elliott In regard to preparing an
ordinance against street walking. Pc.
lice surgeon Hughes presented his
monthly report.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-06

The condition OF Sylvester Roe. q
weli-known farmer, residing near Mid.
dle:own. is unchanged to-day. Ihst
week he was attacked 10y an infurIatec
bull. aud his injuries are such that h,
now lies in a critical condition.