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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-21
ADMIRAL STATIONS PUPILS.
Naval Reserves on for n Weeks Cruise OF
Uncle Sans War ysssels.

Uncle sam'A war Vessels.
NEW YORK, July 2l.-Admiral Stanton.
of the United States navy, commander of
the Atlantic squadron, at o'clock this
morning took charge of the New York
naval reserves battalion and lake division
of the naval reserves from Rochester. The
contingent will go for weeks cruise on
board Uncle Sans war vessels, the New
York and the San Francisco, Admiral
Sta &on's flagship. There will be six di-
visions or about $50 men all told, who will
be put through course of sprouts and
get q taste of active seamanship.
They will arrive at Gardeners Island t..
morrow morning. On Sunday Afternoon
Gardeners Island, Plum Island and the
Gulf Island will be occupied for signaling
purposes, by part of the reserve, other
divisions occupying Orient Point aell
/ Greenpoint Messages will be transmitted
4 from these points to Fishers Island. The
men will return to the ships on Monday
morning. Monday and Tuesday will be
spent in target practice with great guns
and secondary batteries. Wedne sday viii
be devoted to the signaling of messages
to the governors Of New York and Con
nectieut
On Wednesday the fleet will move from
Gardeners Bay to Fishers Island.
/ sham naval warfare will then DO begun
| An attack will be made on the island
which is to be captured by an imaginar!
enemy. On Thursday the reserves vii
resist manfully an imaginary attack
With the flush of victory still upon then
the reserves will take life easier on Fri
day, when there will be boat races aud
dress parade. The general scheme of tn
week 5 cruise is the defense of Long Islam
| Sound.
On Saturday their hard work will b
over, and the Naval Reserve will b
brought back to recover from the shar
discipline as men-of-war.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-21

Col. Samuel A. Macalllstcr 10 can
didate fer the Republican nomination
Tor Congress. The position is we'll
worth aspiring to by any man who
has desire to make a mark In the
world. We have wondered that such
men as Col. Benjamin Nislds, W. c.
Bpraaace, L. G.. Bradford and the
Heasrs. Hoffecker had not aspired to
Congressional or Legislative honors
10 the canvass could not have done
them any great harm II it did not re
suit In any great good. A few homes
hwyers are needed In the Legislature
Z md one of the ubove named gentle
men should consent to serve the PEG
Die In that capacity.
There may not be much money In
u, but they should not wish to lIv,
Tor themselves alone. as In formel
HINES men were ready to sacrifice for
hume for the public good, and their de
scendants should not be less patriotic
rhe accumulation OF a big pile o
money should not be the only aim o
lis. The public good Ia higher con
liberation than private gain. and pa
lfiotlsm should prompt every one Il
make sacrifices In order to promote 1t
those who have the ability to serve
Ne public should not shrink from the
responsibility resting upon then
shenever they may be called upon t
10 SO,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-21

The Presidents letter In regard TO
the tariff has produced dead lock be-
tween the Senate and House and one
or the other must back down. or the
Mckinley tariff will continue 10 opera.
ton. The conservative Senators do
not seem disposed to recede and the
responsibility OF the defeat OF the bill
must rest on the House. The Presi'
dent declares the abandonment OF
free raw material means party perlidy
and party dishonor. and asserts that
free wool on the one hand and tarlilet
coal on the other. would be an .outra
geous discrimination and violation o.
principle" The President, however
makes distinction In regard to sugar.
He thinks that 1t may be taxed. thu
giving ground for tie suspicion tina
there was bargain made before tn
election that must be carried out. A
any rate the quarrel Is on and eacl
party lie ready to exolaim Come o.
MacDuff. and cursed he he who tirs
cries no Id, enough"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-21

At n Getting OF the Democratic al
Lexington, South Carolina, on Friday
General Butler denounced Cleveland
be having gone back on the democrat
% pllttofrl pledges, and nominated Ad
lai Stevenson as tie next democratic
ssnd!date for President III 1896.
1lllmsn followed Butler and said
that Stevenson was a true Democrat
who. II no lad been olee ted President
TWO years nHo instead Of that old bus
81 bonss from Now YORK;" he wou!,
not EhVo betrayed Tie democratic Par
by rledFea Speaking Of Cleveland II
sagus with gold bugs hO said tina
Judas, when he bctiayesl his CHRIS
slth klss, Lad heart no fuller oil
slaokress and treachery than that Of,
icound.eI." The crowd greeted TIL.
ientimsat with enthusiastic yelis ant
shouts OF Give it to him. Ben
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-21

Discussing the appointment Of Mr..
Breckenridge as Minister to Russia,
tho New York Tribune says: For.
nnately for Mr.. Breckenridge, the
Bountry may be affected 10y tho irony
u fate the gift Of appointments h APP
psns for the moment to be in the hands
Of q man who does not seem to realize
Ais almost grotesIue luadequacy, and
who would not care even ii he did.
Dir. Cleyeland'5 one standard OF merit
10 tho quality and VOLUME Of unques
tioning idolatry bestowed upon hi
h. the individual under consideration
khose who gree with him blindly, who
applaud his every act AMI utterance
Who hail him as the inspired and con
Decratod one--they form the galaxy Of
inc anointed and receive his riches
lscomponse. He does not look TO
btatosrien. He looks for satellites
He cares nothing FOR diplomats. VIVA
be wants ls cuekoos It Is not the
american Union which is to be repre-
ented In Russia-it is Grover Glove
knd. 1t Is not great country that /
10 have a worthy representative. 1t /
lilunky Ind idolater who Ia to be re
HarJed."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-21

Ambassador Bayard 1t appears is
proud OF our country. and feels q
thrill OF pleasure In contemplating
slsit to his people! We too feel proud
Of our country. but for Its existence
We need not thank him. II he was not
eonspirator in the dark days OF
Rsbellion. he was warm sympathlzer
With conspirators. We heard his speech
1t Dover In 1861, and to US it seemed
10 be as full of treason as an egg is
hull Of meat. In his speech at Rising
Sun 1t lie positively affirmed by a
gentleman who was present. that Mr.
Bayard eolemDly declared that it W as
The last time he expected to make on
address In the Unitel Stated lie
thought from his intimacy with the
ronepirators that the Governm eni
was doomed TO destruction-that Lin
roln's hirelings could not save it--ant
That q glorious Confederacy -woult
tise on Its ruins.
he hoped to carry Delaware Into
mat southern Confederacy. and hence
traitor like he declared his willingness.
10 follow HE State. He has since Ell
Ioyed the highest offices his party car
bestow. and with places Of honor ant
emolument it may be that the younl
traitor hasbecome good patriot. 9th
br conversions equally Us wonderful
have taken place, and it may be posi-
BILE that they can be safely put In higi
places, but 1t is not little remarkabl,
that those converts are opposed tt
That policy that promises to rende
the country comperclally as well a
politically independent, and hang oil
to an effete system that threatens t
place our country in as hateful vas
salaae as that which results from pc
ltical domination.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-21

When Will Ebe Tunnell DO elected
Governor OF Delaware?
When will Governor Bob pardon
the balance of tho Dem ocratlc i'll!
birds out Of New Caste2
When will Mayor Shortlldge be elect
ed Governor of Delaware2
When will the Democratic cores
lpoudents for out of town papers ceas,
to make mountain out Of @ mol
lhill2
When will the boys who go to soc {
prize fight cease to be ashamed OF
being seen at the mill?
Who will whip 10 night at tile PEG
pies Theatre. Russell or Mcconnell?
When will farmer 8 get 81 II bushe
for their wheatr
When will the times get better and
wages higher
When will tho Wilmington merchant
know enough to advertise their bust
ness In the phlly RGPumIcAN?
/ When will the ladies' have shame
enough to discard low cut dresses?
When will John Dickey be electeC
President Of the United States?
when will Pat Neary be made dicta
tor Of the Democratic party In Della
ware?
\ When will the wllmlngtonlon
cease to try and talk their customer
to drink ami Distraction
When will the newspaper men az;
more like gentlemen towards eac
oIher and less like tramps?
! When will Judge Ball hurry UP on
E City Solicitor?
When will lawyers cease to objec
on trying easef
When will Emily Webb get her re
ward for the good work she has on
ffor tho dumL anlluaie2
When will our preachers be ric
enough to spend tho hot weather a
'IOcean Grove, or scme other seasld
} resort?
When Will Constable Harry SmitI
be elected Mayor of Wilmington?
When Will the Z. A. {. beat the Rock
J ford base bali team?
n When will tho reporters ride idea
head on the street cars?
When viii We lave park at tn
new post office
When will city Council amend tn
ordinance governing the lire com
punies?
When will there be more benches |
. Tent. street park?
=. When Will Wilmington support
2 bass bail club
y When viii that electric road to Bran
: DIVINE Springs be completed?
> When Will we get that iiltere
IS water?
G When will tho city woIkmen beg
Il to harYeet on West Ihi rd street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-21
Bay Ridge.

The fourth excursion via Il. & o. II.
Il. and the steamer Columbia to this
popular resort Is announced for sun.
day. July 22d. The route ia via rail to
Baltimore. thence down the broad
Chesapeake on tho mammoth steamer
Columbia, aifording visw of the me.
tropolis OF the South and her vast
shipping interests; Forts McIenry
and Carroll. and the city of Annapolis.
First.cluss attractions are prov ided
music by military band; salt water
bathing. sailing, fishing, grabbing;
don't miss the soft.erRb dinner at Bay
Ridge.
special train via b. 4 o. r. II. will
leave Wilmington, (AIarket street) al
7,2O u. IN. and Delaware avenue at ! 80,
arriving at Bay Ridge at ll.45 n. IN,
ReturninR Gall RAID train will leave
Bay Ridge at $50 p. m, and arrive ut
:. Market street. Wilmington, at s.l5 p
m. Round trip 81.
Remember the date, Sunday July %
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-21

While 10 Richmond, Va, few daya
ago Mr., th!tNin, third =yice.presideit
e6 the soutkstn Railway said there
was no doubt that capitalists were
looking 10 the South, and tiIat this
section war CT Tho ove Of great Indus,
trial activity tho soltA had g.ea
resources. 40 said Tut was She sectluI
OF peace and safety AS compared with
tho VEST and SottHwcst. II was yer!
plain that tns masses In those sec.IoEt
we're lawlsss. and tbs Co1ey move
mont and the prassnt stridss empha
sized the fact thai Investments III tn
west sro unsafe There was differ
ant element Ia ihssoIt.4. no continued
AMI capitalists vsrs eufapgl,eI to Sc
Mat tas SoatE is the most inyltinl
Geld for lHVsatmsrt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-21

Messrs. Debs and Sovereign in their
letter to PresldentC level and complain
of "the sweeping un-American injunc.
Itions" employed against the railway
strikers In the west. These iniunc.
lions. however, are the legitimate pro-
cess of the courts. invoked strictly IN
accord with the principles and the
practice Of American jurlsprudenc e, to
counteract the effect OF tho boycott
which Is not American, but q foreign
importation and a revolving measure
of coercion. II, therefore. there |:
anything un.American in the matter u
is not the iujunctions OF the courts
but the boycott. winch Is the ground
work of the strike.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-21
Absolute and
Sale.

lI1ulIlVuIutU VulUl
We are compelled to find
prices low enough to sell
thousands Of Suits, regardless
Iof season or the needs Of the
people.
Cost doesn't govern price.
The death of one of the
firm makes sale of goods i'm.
lperative.
Every day new goods,
direct from makers and
sewers. The prices are sell
ling many of the lots as
quickly as they reach sales
rooms. Hundreds and hun.
Idreds Of Suits and Trousers.
| Nearly 400 will be sold for
1915 each.
! Nearly 200 will be sold for
$3.50 each.
Nearly 400 will be sold for
$40 each.
The So. Is ones were here.
tofore $40 and $l2; the
98.50 ones, $13a and SIS;
the $40 ones, S15 and S164.
Here's another lot of Suits
THAT recommend themselves
Ito buyers-Mixed Worsted
Goats and Vests-splendid
quality, always sold for $3.50
IS is a third less; to make
'|Suit complete, add Trousers
|$3.75 -finestl English Wor
Isted. Your Suit costs 1915
IAN exact $l4.50 worth.
The Elegant Worstet
Suits were S25; now SIS.
Mems Atwood Cassimer,
Suits were S10 and S12; nov
So and Sc. ..
The S15 and S16 Blue
Serge Suits now S12.
Finest Worsted Trousers
81 to 1915.
Fine styles.
Mems Trousers were SIS
now %.
| Mems Trousers were So
now $3.50.
! Boys Suits that were ST.
and S12, now SIS and &c.
Boys Suits that were g.
now $2A and So.
Boys Sailor Suits $40
ITO So.
Special attention to a grea
lot Of made.to-measure Suits
returned from out.of.tow
customers for various reasons
A lot of them for S., $6l
So, $40 and Sl2.
. A lot of Coats and Vest
for "a, Sc, SO and $40.
You'll find 'em displaye
on first floor.
Made-to-M Measure Clothin,
The entire stock is open
lyou.
Select whatever you wisl
l5 per cent discount.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-21

The Brooklyn Eagle says: The wran-
gle over the tariff goes on. The hold
ere OF sugar stock act as II they have
good news. 1t has been point day.
and as we write is 1853. Each point
means gain in market value of $3.50. :
900. The three days' movement is an
advance of s.. 25o. 900. This is ma.
terial expression OF confidence tina,
the sugar statesmen will hold the fort
In Washington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-21

The total exports Of gold the pre-
sent week for Europe, foots up 5000.
oJO, PiBanoiers have LeeA predicting ial
some time back cessation of gold
eblpnents, but stlll they 20 on
Eventually thsre must 10 a turn II
the tide, aud gold will now in oul
9ountry instead OF flowing out Of It
6attIculsfly II we continue to sci
moro than We buy from Europeans.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-21

Debs Is an inildol. That alone ac-
counts for the fact of tho suffering he
was tho Indirect cause OF
Boyeotting is prohibited by the
laws Of Illinois.
Tie anniversary of tho battle OF
Bull Run falls ON to-day. the 2ist.
During tho war sugar Ietailed at IL
adoption of tho Mckinley bill 1t fire..
iquently retatled at cents a pound.
Thomas Hobson WAS a dealer IL
horses in England. When purchaser
desired a horse he was compelled, t.
take the horse which stood next to the
stable door. This was the origin OF
tho term "Hobson's choice"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-21

A correspondent writing from VIII.
miEgton to the Georgetown Demo
Graf says:
Ii has leaked out hero that bee ause
William NJ. SingerIy. editor OF the
Philadelphia Record. has been salected
us the standard bearer Of tho Demo-
cratic partyin Pennsylvania Nhe Re-
publicans of Wilmington, Delaware,
viii present the name of George W.
Vernon, editor OF the REPUBLICAN, cor.
ner of Third and Shipley streets. Mr..
Vernon Is we'll known Throughout tho
State, and has not only barrel but q
nogshead OF Doodle besides about q
dozen sons, all stannch Republicans.
Mr.. Vernon will make Il strong can
diiate and Is very popular man, and
he would scoop In all the Prohibition
votes, ns he is a staunch temperance
man, and he has sons enough to fill
o! sthc Offices in tho Court House and
else where, SO let him be nominated. II
Is also rumnred that one, Evan G.
Shorlldge is fishing for the nomlna,
tion of Governor of Delaware, but. ne
1t Is well known. he will take any Office
and would not stand a ghost OF O
chance OF election, hi7 dgyR arc mum,
berod. Ebe W. Tunnel will DO noml
mated aud elected governor of Della
ware next November. this is scttled.
fThe correspondent must certainly
be Georgetown>man, when he dom
know tho difference between Iiir,
and Shirley and Third and Kin,
streots, whore tho REPUBLICAN In
been located for tho past thirty ears,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-21

LONDON, July 2l.-A dispatch to The
Telegraph from Rome says; Twenty-Five
anarchists have been arrested in this city
and sixty have been arrested In the prov
inces during the last twenty-four hours.
An Internal machine with burning fuse
attached to it was found at the door of
the military tribunal at Cyaliari, on tbs
island Of Sardinia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-21

The young ladies' that participated
in the contest at st. Paups A. U.
Church. South Wilmington, were pre-
sonted with line presents last Weines
day evening by Rev. q. L. Bivehs, pas
tor OF said church. The rewards are
,as follows: Niles Elmlra Bantum, {
gold head umbrella Mrs. Carrie Cuff
u ilne silver knife and fork Mrs. Jen
mic Lowe, fine cup and saucer. May
God ever bless the young ladies ant
crown tAoin with prosperity.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-21

PENSACOLA, Fla, July 2l,--News ha
reached this city Of the ravishing of Mis-
Hertzog by white man named John Rai
lings. Rolliu2s has not yet been capture
The people are terribly aroused howeves
and have armed themselves and are scour
ing the woods in every direction for til
fugitive. He will never reach Jail alive
cRutured
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-21

ToMrKiHsyILLE, 5. l., July 2l.-Emm,
Kliedrr, pretty blonde German girl, L
years old, residing at this place mad
what will probably prove u successful at
tempt at suicide at her home last night
by taking Paris green. From what en-
be learned 1t seems that the attempt wa
caused by the girl having been Tilted b.
her lnYnr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-21

Bishop Coleman is and admirer of
the scenery about Gordon HeiEhte.
lie thinks it Is to he the seat OF large
Suburban population. He visited the
Heights yesterday to make preliml.
nary inspection of the grounds with a
View VI selecting a site for now
.rhu5pl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-21

The 18th number OF the Muster.
pieces from tho Art Galleries ot the
World has been received and is now
ready lor callers. These are beautiful
plctureA. and cannot DO eNceitsd any
where. All should take tina earliest
opportunity 10 got copy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-21

II. W. Cause few days ago fell on
the pavement near his home and
wreRched his back and alao received
several COMMISSIONS about tbs body
lie has slnc3 been confined to Ills
home under the care OF a physician.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-21
ON FRIDAY.
THE ETH DAY OF JULY. 1894
AZ 0 nppIonlr N n,

4
The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot or parcel of land
with a two-story brick dwelling thereon
erected, situate IN the city Of Whining
ton, bounded and described as follows
to wit; Beginning ut a point on the
pprtherly side OF Maple street betwe en-
Van Burcn and Harrison gtreets, ut the
distance OF ~ feet westerly from tue
westerly side OF Van Bufen street thence
northerly parallel with Van Duren street
iI2 feet TO d stalker THENCE westerly pArall-
ell With Maple st. Is feet TO ANOTHER CORNER
stake thenoo southerly parallel with tue
brst described line and Van Duren streef,
land passing Though the brick DIVISION
Iwall bet ween the honse OH tfiis lot aid
khe house on the adjoining lot %
tnorthetly side of Maple street and thence
Ithefeby tasteIly IL feet 70 tho place OF
Ihesihdlng. bo TIE contents thereof what
sdised and taken iq execution as TIC
Ipr9psrS u Elijah prssn, nun lyins lh66I II
lkfeeh. deekased, piortgsgqr and /. I. and
Elijah GREEN. GUARD lad VI GeotEe Greed,
I6rssp. Shly hSiss.at.ia1 Of Alice Green.
Phssir's. onsoe. Washington. DOL. Js!y
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-21

We can give you what you want
IN our iiae-likht running sewing ma
chimes from 7i3,QO upwards. Every
thing in the sewing maeAine line
StInlard patterns. Standard SEWING
Machine COMPANY, 81 Market strest
~ L!lninRlon. DaI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-21

Go with Augustine excursion on
August 4 to see Old ocean In Its beauty
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-21

AspuBT PARK. n. j., july 20 Henry
% years OF age OF Phiia.
dolphin. n winter at the Hotel Nor.
mhndia at SEQ Bright, was drowned
this morning while DaLhiag.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-21

Take your beat girl aud 90 witt
IAugusttne excursion TO Atlantic City
August 1.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-21

90 to Weyrs, 3l9 East ourLh strool
for all the Sunday papers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-21

|cEu0 For sale at 25 cents two-horse
oHUU ioad ut Eighteenth street and
(noulerara. ja8.eudlm
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-21

CHERIFFs SALE-By virtue or writ
- of Levarl Faclas, to me direct
ed. will be exposed to public sale. ut the
Court House on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets in the city of
| w ilmington, New Castle county, Del,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-21

n1UNsON's Remedy No. OF cures
ilheumatism. Rheumatic Pains, Sciatica.
Pains In the Muscles. Aching Pains A
proinPt safe. sure remedy. Two Sizes 20
aud % cents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-28
THE LORDS MUST GO.
Lord Rosebery Sounds the New
Liberal Battle Cry.
THE ISSUE m THE NEW CAMPAIGN
The GoveFnmsns About TO Prsssnt .
ksssiution Declaring the commens
ths Predominant Body.

LoypoS, Oct 2T.-The Liberals tonight
opened their electoral campaign at Brad
ford. where . meeting was held which was
attended BY !, 900 people Prime Minister
Rose5ery delivered the principal speech Of
tue evening. He said that in his opinion
the next general election would not be
founded on the home rule, disestablish-
ment Of the church in Wales or liquor ques-
tions. but on question which would in
ciude ali. The matter of the house of
lords Was the greatest legislative ques-
ton that had arisen In two centuries.
IL has long been evident TO
him that drastic dealings with the
house of lords must precede the
full realization of other political pro-
grammes. He confessed freely that
All experience pointed TO the ne
csssity Of . second chamber of some
sort, but TO his mind it was an
absolute danger that there should
be second chamber in the position OF the
house of lords. Ii was, therefore. as
lover OF legislation and freedom that he
implored the people to take this question
into immediate consideration.
The powers Of the house OF lords over
finances had thrice been restricted by reso-
buttons or the house of commons. The
upper house had also been restricted regard
ing interference with elections. Therefore q
resolution which the government would
Introduce would declare in clear terms
that the house of commons In the part
nership with the house of lords Is
the unmistakably predominant partner.
To instance the responsibility of the gov
eminent, It would present a joint demand
of the executive government and the house
of commons for a revision OF the constitu-
ton.