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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-03

The arrest and imprisonment OF
eoxey on his arrival OF Washington on
Tuesday. was an inglorlous ending Of
IN inglorious march. His determine,
don to deliver speech from the steps
OF the Capitol precipltated his arrest
and II he perseveres in his Intention
10 harangue the multitude from that
particular location, he will only invite
fnrther persecution, or whatever be
may style It, without doing any goot
Whatever. His entire program has
been ill-advised from the start. 1t
was wrong In conception and wrone
In management. as it can do no earth
ly good whatever. even IL 1t shout
not do greater harm than has bsfaller
the armies through their weary march
Had they voted right in 1892, there
would have been no reason for this
march to the Capitol. but alas the
working people OF our country, like
Che Jews OF old, were too prosperous,
and waxing fat they kicked. The for
tunate are never thankful. and y is
emily when punished by their own
FOLLY that they can understand and
appreciate the blessings they enjoyed
fhe Coxey clan should look well he
fore they tempt the authorities to
make another example of them In or.
der to deter others from tho perpetra.
tlon OF such an ill-advlssd exploit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-03

esterday was he hotto st second
day OF May this city has experienced
and 1t promises to be seor ching hot
cum mer. 1t brought out the straw hats
and neg iiGe shitts, but with these com
Iorls pedestrians uopped their brow :
and walked with their hats off. IL was
sufficiently hot to make ono uucotn-
Portable, especially when one happens
TO be caught out In winter clothing
fortunately, the humidity kept out
el tie roud. pleasant breeZs wander
Ing through the city the entire day.
I In. the parks the breeze was delightful,
mud even more 30 In the evening when
they were ali crowded by suffetln ing lu /.
manlty,
1t was tho warmsst dly OF the year,
and the whrmcst May day since 1889
when temperature Of 50 degrees WI,
reached. Last year the nigheet tcln,
pornturc during May. wLs reached on
the % !, while on May the highest
was =. The lowest yesterday was 81
and tho highest ga.
Another Sign which showed that Il
was hot yesterday, had the tho M otue
ter tailed. was the longing desire 10
dflhi WHICH as5al,oG every one. IL IL
Known that 1t assailad every one. fol
the cola water fountains wore Gro yd cd
al day aud She slloons. well, iii ~
were not empty. nor even half full.
NHitl!7r were the Intn who putt uni2ed
tAeIn. This morning tho air was re.
ttesl. hG.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-03

The following described real estate, viz:
All those two certain lois OF Ian with
with the twO9-story brick dweilng.housee
thereon erected bounded and deBcrlbed
US follows. that Is to say:
q. l. Beginning ut the southerly side
Of Iwclilh street b tween Jefferson and
Madison SITS at the distance OF one hun.
dreu ana hiacty-nint feet six inches fr, IN
the westerly eide of Jefferson street
thence soufherly parallel to Jefferson
street through the centre of tho easterIy
party wall sixty feet TO Il corner; thence
westerly aud parallel to Twelfth street
feet 10 another corn r; thence north
erly ana parallel to Jefferson street nine
Ieet to point tbeing tie southeast cor
ner of an alley Two feet anu six inches
VIDE leading into Twelfth street,; thence
easteriy nnd parallel to Twolfth street
and along tho head oil said alley two feet
six inches ton corner, beiGH The ,outh-
east corner OF said alley; thence northrr-
ly along the eas'erly side of said alley
and parallel to jefferson street fifty-one
feet to the aforesaid southerly side OF
lwelfth street, aud thence thereby east
eIly thirteen feet ami eight incltes to the
place of beRinning be the contents there
oil what they may.
No J. ue inning nj the southerly side
OF Twelfth street between Jefferson and
Madison streets II tie d stance of hum
drod and forty three feet six inches from
the westerly side of Jefferson street
thence sou herly parallel to jefferson
street through the ceIltre of the eusteily
party wall six weight feet; thence wes-
terly parallel to Twelfth street fourteen
feet; thence nortberly parallel to Jeffer-
son 81. through the centre OF two feet
wide alley sixty lee to tho aforesaid
southerly side of Twelfth street, and
thence thereby eastcrly fourteen foot to
the place of beginning; be the contents
thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF Harlan Cause aid Ellen @.
Cause. hi3 wife. mo tgagors and Securl-
" Trust aud safe Deposit Company. and
to he sold by
PIERCE GOULD, Sheriff.
Sherins Office Wilmington. Dol, April
&c. 1894. Ar
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-03

The Democrats are responsible To-
the delay experienced in the dispose
oil business in Congress. They hay,
over 100 majority in the House O.
representatives, and II above tb
number necessary to constitute O
quorum" while In tho Senate the,
have good working majority, II they
we're all OF one accord. The truth Ia
they are SO much at variance am ong
themselves that they cannot make any
reasonable progress with the terin bill.
and similar difficulty with the silver
Dill was experienced until the Repub
Leans turned in and helped Cleveland's
friends out OF tho dilemma In which
they were placed by the Silverltes.
When the Democrats can act togeth.
o. as unit they can pass any measure
they please. and they may properly
eensure tho members OF their own
party for their tardy dispatch OF
business. We alludo TO the mat tor In
order that the Democrats may cen.
azure those on whom censure should
Justly rest. II Hill and Murphy OIL
German and Brce are treacherous
they should be disciplined ana if they
ennnot be controlled they should be
read out OF the party or at least the
republicans should not be blamed for
De shortcomings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-03

The town elections in Indiana OF
Tuesday show such great Republican
gains, as to Indicate complete Pc
litl"al revolution in that State mex
November The same ratio OF gain
throughout tile entire state woul,
Rire the Republicans 2o.1l0 ma,
1otity. The people out there have
felt the whitening blight Of tariff re
form, and many Democrats will no
atthe next election cast another bal.
lot, to close our factories auI shops
aud thus contribute to take the bread
out OF the mouths OF their wlyes and
children. Too many leo the truth oil
the old sdaga. He is worse than al
inndsi. who will not progI 70 Tor he
own household, to permit another
triumph OF the enemies OF tho protoc
uY9 system. 10 secure another vi, ,ory
Tor generations to come.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-03

In order to explain the fesllng which
exists among the mombers OF the
Democratic parry, We may state thai
We were shown picture few dayi
ago, which appeared IN Democratic
newspaper, representing Senator iii
pursuing a female figure (Which was
hbeed the Democratic party with a
dagger to stab her under her fifth rib.
at the same time he proclaimed him.
self to be a Democrat Their love and
respect for each other is certainly
60 striking that thoy may we'll chat,
lenge admiration. In former time.
such caricatnros would have led t.
coffee and pistols Tor two" 1t Ger
tainly savors more of the feeling thai
Solomon exhibited for his son.lu.lav
than the love which existed between
David and Jonathan They had better
smoke tho Pipe OF peace than stand
IKE gladiators in readiness to cut OF
each others heads.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-03

At 9 regular muster OF Phil. Sherdi.
dan Poet No. %. q. A. h., the follow.
Ing preamble and resolntions were
adoptedi
Whereas, The Supreme Commander
81 the Universe, In His wisdom and In.
disputabls right. has deemed It best to
muster out OF this troubioue world
Comrade Charles Jordan; therefore Dc II
Resolved. By Sheridan Post, No. 90,
Y. A. ~. that while we bow with hum.
Bile submission, we sorrow not ae
those who have no hope, but believe
that our Comrade has entered into
that rest which is reserved FOR Gods
children.
Resolved. That the lost has lost In
his death, o valued and D patriotic men,
Der, who made many sacrifices In the
days that he and his comrades stood
az wall OF fire between loyal men
and traitors.
Resolved, That the charter of Phil.
sheridan Post, No. 20, G. A. R., be
draped In mourning for the space OF
thirty days, as q mark Of respect to
our deceased Comrade.
Resolved. That we commend his
widow and children 10 the care OF
Him who cannot err and who doeth
all things we'll
Resolved. That the within preamble
and resolutions be entered on the min.
utes OF the Post; that copy thereof
be sent to the family of the deceased,
and published In the DAuLY REpUBLI.
CAN. JoHS GUTHRIE,
HENRY p. TAyLoB,
q. l.. JEFFERIs,
Committee.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-03

GHtsnlFF'S SALE-By virtue OF u writ
- of Levari facias, to me direct.
Cd. Will he Exposed to public sale, at til,
Court House on Market street, between
Tenth aud Eleventh streets in tile ci ty
OF Wilmington. New Castle county, Del.
ON SATURDAY.
THE laTu DAY OF MAY, 1891,
At O'Clock p. M.
The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot OF land and three
story brick dwelling thereon erected
situate in tho city of Wilmington .bou d
ed aud desoribed as follows to wit:
Beginning on tho southerly side OF 9th
STREET n tho distance OF one hundred and
iorty-seven feet westerly from the west
erly side Of Adams street; thence south.
erly and parallel with Adams street and
through the middle OF the division wall
OF this and the adjoining house on the
east one hundred feet to a corn er; thence
westerly and parallel with 9th street
twenty-three feet to another corner;
thence northeriy and parallel with
Adams street one hundred feet to the
thereby oast erly twenty-three feet to the
place OF beginning.
Seized and takoH In execution as tho
property OF Jackson & sharp Co., Eugene
ID. AessiCk and ~. !. Messiok TT q. ard to
be sold by PIERCE GOULD. Sheriff.
Sheriff office. Wilmington. Del. April
N. B-This real estate Is sold as the
property of Eugene u. Messick. The
Jackson & Sharp Company has no in TER
est therein. being Joined in tue proceed
ihRs as necessary party only as u !orInrr
made. a9s
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-03

certain butcher doing blk bust
ness Oh hlng street. lost his dog one
day last week. lilo sent all ADVERTISE
ment to the REPUBLICAN Office, Offering
reward Tor the dogs return. Before
the advertisement appeared In print
the dog cams back. u one of he
young men working for the butcher
cav several boys leading AN unwilling
dog along he street by the aid OF a
piece Oh string, when, on inst lection,
ne discovered the lost canine, and took
Possession OF him. In this duse thu
dog got home before hs cou ID read
the uo;lce of his being lost.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-03
ON SATURDAY.
THE 18TH DAY OF MAY, 1894

1HE iSth la or MA L. 1874.
At 2o'clock. D. m.
The following described cal estate. viz:
All tboss two certain lots or parcels of
lund each. with Il two story brick well
Ing house thoreon erected. situated In
the city oil wilmington aforesaid, b uurd-
cd aud described as follows to wit:
10. |. Beginning ut point on the
easterly side OF Poplar street ut the dts
t'nce OF So feet o inches southeriy from
the southerly side of Twelfth street and
IA tn middle OF the party wall between
this and tho adjoining house on the
north; thence easterly parallel with
Twelfth street and passing through the
middle of said party wall 70 feet 10 the
westerly side OF an alley 8 feet q inches
wide; thence sou,beriy aud parallel t.
Poplar street. partly along said side of
sa d alley Hnd parity along the head of IL
feet wide Cliey IL feet TO coruer;
thence westerly parallel with Twelfth
street and passing through the centre of
the party wal between this and tine a :
joining house OH the south ~ feet TO the
aforesaid side of Poplar street; and
thence THEREBY northcrly II feet tn the
place OF be Inning, be tho cunten s
thereof what they nay. With the free
use and privilege of said alleys in com
mon with other thereto entitled roreve
under and subj c. never, heIess to an
equitable sha OF the costs, charges a I'd
expenses of kee,lihE saiu alleys in repair.
No. z. Beginning At point OIL the
northeriy side of Seventh street al thr,
dis anee of 81 feet westerly trom the
we5t terry side of Jackson street; thence
northeriy to Jackson street AID pussl nv
through the centre OF Til, party W ii be-
tween this aud tue a Joining house Oh
the east 10 feot to the souticrly side of an
E eet wide aliey running parallel with
seventh street intoJ ack son street; thence
Yves cry by said nlies side a II, & to a
corneri thence poutherly. para lei with
jackson street and the hrst meutionei
line aud paRsiug through the centre of
the party wall between this and the i
joining house on the west 20 feet 10 the
said northcrIy de of Seventh sireet;and
thence thereby easterly II feet to the
place of beg inning. be the contents theIe
of what they may. With the free us .
and privilege of said alley in complon
with others entitled th reto forever
Subject nevertheless TO an equl able
share Of the COSTS, charges and exp n.
SEES of keeping said alley In repair,
N. blot No. released. ....
Seized and taken IN execution as the
property of FarIan G;tuso aud Ellen r.
Gause his wife morigaRor aud Security
Trust and Safe Deposit and t. I. and to
be sold by
PIERCE GOULD. SherIu,
sherinB Office. Wilmington, Del April
q. 1884, N
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-03


The strike on the great Northern
Railroad has been settled through the
Efforts Of business men whose inter.
ests were being sacrificed by tho con,
tinuanee OF such struggle. AZ usual.
The employees lost thor wages for the
two week. they stood out, and gaine d
but little In return. 1t Is singular that
men will not learn wisdom by expert
enee. Employees have been warned.
they have been given Inc upon line.
and precept on precept, but they Will
continue to fall into tho traps pro.
pared for them by selfish leaders. who
think they must do something tc
magnify their own Importance or the
Importance of their order. The labor
Ing men may best serve their own in.
terests aud promote the public wei
fare by continuing to work. and do
shining to strike unless foIbearanct
absolutely becomes crime.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-03

Suppose you we're to give boy a
ride il your arm wagon anu that boy
mad a basket OF merchandise. sun,
pose your horses became unmanags.
ahIe anu were on tho verge OF running
away and you should throw the bas.
ket With Its contents out into the road,
hen suppose the boy should bring a
charge before justice of the peace In
TIC city OF Wilmington against YOU
Tor miscellaneous mischief, and suppose
tn" -qulre should line you Of and
coat wat would you think and do In
tie natter W. 80
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-03
Mhnt MnuId DO.

IL were the Water Com missioners,
lwould run TINT department uuu.par.
tisan like the Police Commissioners
arc doing.
" were Gov. Reynolds, would
PARDON more OF the prisoners In New
Castle jan and thus relieve the tax
payers OF q heavy burden
u wanted Eood paying husines SO
woull study Jaw.
IL ! wan cd TO reach the public. |
would advertise III the REpuRfteAS.
Ii | had girl L would not let auy
other fellow take her 10 parties. /
would do oil her visiting.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-03

ROCHESTER,. Pa, May a.-Instead OF
peing a haIpy groom tonight, Henry
llahH is corpSe, the victim of his
own manu- lie was prosperous
young business man at Monhca, and
10 night wa. to have MARI ed Miss
Blahehe higgins. All arrangements
Tor tho welding had been made. This
MOI hlhg, Tor REASONS that are not sci
known, lam shot hiinse In the head.
Inc glrl IL naturally overwhelmed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-03

Laura, a dementsd oolored girl, was
out with dog called Fidio, that Is
owned by some white woman by whom
she is employed. This dog Is a nuts.
anee, az 1t is constantly barking and
running at any one passing near where
1t is. Yesterday the dog ran at man
who stood 1t until forbearance ceased
to 10 virtue, then he turned to kick
the dog. but alas. instead OF the dog,
he landed hard kick upon the ileshy
part OF Laures anatomy. Laura was
dumbfounded, and in her ostonish-
ment said. why. you can't be we'll"
Then o storm Of Bilingsgate loud and
deep rolled out.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-03

census OF tho co.ored business
men oil Atlanta ia. just com Dleted.
FLOWS that they are worth bver Sl.
W 'olO' There ara eight men worth
soO'oVJ eacD, While a larg" number are
plnetu AT Sums between IN, 600 and
~ w. ihs provision business seems
10 he inc one III which they mako tile
greatest suUcess
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-03

Mr.. W. H. Heudricksou will visit the
patrons of tue REPUBLICAN iu the dl ffer
snr sections of our county the com.
ing week. In order to collect the
amount due for subscriptions and
stralghten up all accounts as far az
possible. He will not object to receIv
ing new subscribers. embellishments
or orders Tor any kind of printing. W.
will be under Obligations to all who
will receive him kindly or In any wa,
contribute to aid In his work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-03

Mr.. Toman, OF New Castle. has not
withdrawn his candidacy for the
Democratic nomination for Sheriff OF
New Ctstle County. On the contrary,
he intends to fight ths battle out on
the lines he has laid down. fit should
take all summer. MIR. Carmichael
must therefore look out or Toman
Will come In neck ahead In the race.
lie is no mean competitor. as he has @
big association at his back. and Eel
low feeling makes them stick like wax
TO one OF their number. His oppo.
uents. II he has any, must therefore be
up and doing, or he will carry of the
prize.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-03

tl4O VIII give pn"ot their orig inal and
uhlqhe performances at tho Opera
mousse inns eNel'A2, Tor the bsneiit CT
uiP5I' NO :, q. A. H.. The boys
snolihi be Rreatei by a full house.
numerous seals nave already been 10.
served by tne members OF this q, A. n.
aud thsig friends.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-03


Governor Reynolds has appointed
the gentlemen who are to makea reg
istratlon OF the voters in our State
prior to tho coming election. They
are all doubtless honest. fair minded
men and will certainly aim to do JUS
tIce towards each party; indeed. will
not allow party considerations to In
torfere In the discharge of their duty.
or course the motto OF Governor
Reynolds Is. acting under the advice
OF Messrs. Dickey and Neary. equal
and exact justice to ALL" so we may
expect an opportunity will be given
for full vote. but the honest count
Us yet to be provided for. We hope
the expectations OF all fair minded
men will be realized In the selection
Iof inspectors by tho proper officers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-03

A lady was passing over Market street
at Fourth yesterday afternoon with a
child. While in the middle of the cross.
ing the ehild'5 hat blew oil and while
the mother halted to recover 1t, the
team OF MIR. James Coiiin. which was
coming down the street, narrowly es.
capped running over them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-03

sslhe = iehnypacker and William
r. - oNit executors OF William q
SHY ", "a eHer. SOFA at the Colrt House
~. ~ WEDNESDAY afternoon at O'Clock
L w thTe,eistofy brick dwelling No 400
/" est LiRhtH street. 10 L. Il. Clark.
lor s3iVo. H. W. Stldhem d Son were
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-03

J. W. McCoy and Son will sell at
public sale at their Residence on the
Lancaster pike. on Thursday after.
noon, the 10th Inst. superior stall
lion, several brood mares and num-
Der OF high bred colts. For particulars
see advertisement.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-03
ON SATURDAY.
THE laTn DAY OF MAY, 1894

wilmington. AeW tastie county, Del, p
| ON SATURDAY,
THE lsTn DAY OF MAY. 1894
Ats O'Clock. D. m..
Tho following described real estate.
| AL thatscertain lot OF land with the
buildings thereon erected. situated In
tive eity Of Wilmington. New Castle coun-
" and State Of Delaware. bounded and
descr bed rs follows. TO wit.
BEGINNING Al tho intersection OF tho
euuthorly side Of Water street (as now
said outl and the uasterly side of Orange
street, thence oasterly along tho soGther-
| " sluespf Water str, ct aforesaid Rhty
feet to a stake; thence eoni herly nd bar
| aiiei TO orniigo street to the Chrlstiana
river thence westerly alo IL sal ChristI-
ana river; thence westerly along said
Christluna river to the said easterIy side
| OF orange street; and thencl thereby
northerly along said casterly side III
Orange street four hundred and sixty.two
ieet SIX inches moro or less TO tho place
oil beginning. with Hll tho wharf and
river right and appurtenances thereunto
And also all those two farms trac,s or
parcels OF land In New Castle hundred,
| 70 wit:
No: i A farm or tracts of land, COM
monty called The Deyondale Farm"
bounded as follows; BoginpinE NJ cor
the middle OF road leading TO New
Castle: uhcpce by a line OF said land north
forty-two degrees Gust ono hundred und
twenty perches to aoornrr atone IN tho
| Inc OF l0ud formerly OF John stockton,
Laq thence by that line aud by lands of
| Che Now Castle Common. south forty
eight degrees east one hundred and sixty
four perehes, crossing tho public road be-
tween Wilmington and He'd Lion. to a
corner stake; and theme south iOrty.two
degrees west one hundred and tive nty
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-03
YIN W EDNESUAY,
THE 9rE DAY OF MAY. lsot

---. Ats y CLOCK p. m.
The following described real estate, viz;
All those three reels OF land with dwell.
ilngs thereon erected. situate In tho city
or wilmington Aforesaid. bounded and
uescri bou as tollowS to wit: No. l-Be-
ginning on the westerly side or ratIall
street NJ the middle distance bot wern
sixth and Seventh streets thence
through tho middle OF the divIslon wall
between aud tho adjoining house west.
erly pa allel to sixth street 16.fcet Inch
TO u stake; thence southerly parallel to
lutnnll ST. oct II feet to another stake
,nence westerly parallel to Sixth street
10 feet to another stake; thence northeriy
parallel to Jatnaii street 81 feet 10 an.
other stake; thence easterly parallel to
sigh street 9o feet inch to the aforesaid
Hiie OF 1atnail street. aud thence there
with southerly II feet to the place of be-
ginning. bc the contents what they may
No. S-Beg inning on tho westerly side
OF Locust street between Seventh and
Eighth streets at the dis ance OF 70 feet O
Inches from the southerly side or Eirhth
street to the middle OF All alley two and
n half feet wide; tbouce throu III the mid
die oil SAID alley westerly parallel to
Eighth street 100 feet to u STAKE; thence
northerlv parallel to Locust sti oct IL
feet 10 a sti'ke; thence eastarlyparaIiel to
Eighth street IOl feet to said side OF Lo-
Gust street.nnd thence Herewith souther-
" IL feet to tho place OF beginning, be
the contents what they may
No. 3-Beginning at u stake on the side
OF Nancy street. cornor of land OF
George W. Hyatt; thence by his limo
southeasterly 81 feet to stake at a cor
er of Catherine McGrenera's land:
thence by her and Pethcrew's and Fedii
Herner's line aouth wcsterly ~ feet 10 a
IT Ike at co ner OF Lewis McCornicls's
land; thet ne by his line northweeterly 81
feet 10 the aforesaid side of Nancy street,
Aud thence northeasterly ~ feet 10 tho
place OF beginning.
Seized and taken In execution as tho
property OF John II, Frazer. !. TIA, and 10
be sold by PIERCE GOULD. sheriff
theflns Office. Wilmington, Delaware,
April ", 1904 nat.eodst