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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-21


10 Ia Impossible to estimate the obli'
nntions that our citizens may be un-
dnr TO the ladies' Of the Century Club,
Who Initiated the movement to cleanse
eur market houses. stalls aud refrig-
ezators. "a we'll "a our streets. lanes.
nlleys. Gutters aud other receptaclos
IL deeaying matter. calculated to
hreed disease and prepare the way
far that pestilence that smiteth In
tns darkness. and the plague that
wasteth st MONDAY. BY cleanliness
snd . thorough purgatlon. united
With caro- In eating aud drinking ,chol-
era and other diseases may be ward.
- of. and our citizens be exempt
from the calamlties which have dscl.
mated the Inhabitants OF different por.
Tons OF Europe for several year
back. 1t IL well established fact that
nth breeds disease, aud the necessity
Of extra care, as the warm weather
auproash es 10 therefore emphasized
md the Ladies' should be hailed u
ninistering angels, and not as meC
diers In affairs that do not concern
them. ..
) We are Interested In the pressrva
ton OF the health of our city, an,
ladies may we'll feel an interest IL
such an Important movement and on
deavor to stimulate our authorities a
we'll ne private citizens to do their duty,
their whole duty. In this matter. -,
utitch In time saves nine" For wan
ofa nail the shoe was lost; tor wan
afa shoe the horse was lost; for wan
eta horse the rider was lost" So W
may ses on what thrilling thiugs iu.
uurtant events depend.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-21
IT MAKES rHorLE WE'LL

There Is no remedy in the wor' d
like DIR. kennedy's Favorite Remefy,
no medicine that 10 so generally pre-.
Iscribed by physicians and SO widely
used In hospitals and sanltariums,
none that has received SO many un.
Iasked.for testimonials from tho PEG.
lple OF Wilmington and vicinity.
There 10 seldom a day passes but
that the reporters of the REPUBLICAN
hear kind words spoken for Favorlte
Remedy by those who are using 1t.
Edward Barton, OF PonckhoekIe,
Ulster County, N. Y, who. until re.
and an Impoverished condition OF the
blood, In conversation as to his i'm.
proved condition. said: II had been
sick for long while, and gradually
grew worse until l was obliged to re-
sign my position. / counted nine
different physicians who had pre-.
scribed for me. but l could see no
benefit from their medicines; finally /
made up my mind 70 try Favorlte
Remedy. and here am In just three
weeks from the time began taking It..
well and ready TO take up my old
position again. II I had taken this
medicine when / frat felt the symp.
toms OF tho trouble. 1t would nave
saved me many dollars and weeks OF
sickness"
John +. Rosa OF Marbletown, N. ".
said: my family physician was Civ.
ing me strychnine aud other poison for
heart trouble. and l grew so feeble l
could hardly move; finally 1 thought
l would doctor myself for spell, and
l commenced taking Favorlte Remedy.
and my old dyspeptlc and liver trou-
bles disappeared, constipation that
had been the bane OF my life was
cured. and began to pick up In flesh
and strength. There's hardly home
in Marbietown where you will moi
find Favorite Remedy"
Favorite Remedy contains no mer
curry or harmful substances. and cal
he taken by the young or old for any
trouble brought about Gas both o.
these cases were) by impure or i'm,
poverished condition OF the blood. and
liz will cure.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-21


Bricks make very aesirabie pave
ment for driving over, but their du'
rabillty may well be questioued' we
nave notlced various places thaI seetn-
Cd TO require repairing aitnoush they
have been down only Jew months Ii
such wear anu tear DO general IN
cost OF rcpaving should certainty
operate to prevent their further ex-
tension While we want a good. srnooth
pavement, we want cheap and dura-
BILE one. The asphalt used In Phila.
Idelphla. is said to nave proVei faii.
ure as 1t Will not permit the use OF the
sprinkler and the dust becomes intol-
cradle. Unless something more dura-
bio can be found we shall nave TO fali
back on the Belgian blocks sueh as
are made OF Brandywiue blue rock or
granite. .-
They are not 80 smooth as bricks or
asphalt but they are almost as durable
as tho everlasting hills. aud IL put
down right they Will last century.
The members OF the Street and Sewer
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-21
IT'S THE

Constant hnmmering that shapes
the metal as desired. and we
realize 1t In building trade. 1t
can't be done In week, a month,
or year. 1t requires time; the
right care and attention in every
detail. With such a text before
us we aim to please and retain
the old customers and add every
new one possible by giving for
:. your money the best possible
values in Clothing the market
can afford.
The Custom Department has
forged further ahead this Spring
than ever before. It's caused BY
stronger effort, lower prices
better materials, high standard
Of tit and workmanship.
Our special number OF Black
and Blue Worsted. which we
are Offering for e25 made.to-
measure, excels any former et-
fort.
Ready-made Clothing has no ade
rapid strides toward perfection.
The prices and qualities we are
Offering make many very decided
bargains.
II it's an extra long cut Cut.
away Coat Suit you want we have
them-Sl5, SIS, eco. Their equal
you'll not find easy. II it's a
Mixed Cheviot or plain black
you're looking for we have them
at prices that will interest you,
Come see! Do.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-21

ID. Calvin Warner, of Carroll county,
Nd. widower With grown up chill
frsn, has instituted suit 20 recover
$4,000 from Mrs, VIM. Il. Powell, for
merry Miss Welbright, Tor breach oil
promise. Poor old fool. young mar
should not be guilty Of such toolry,
put console himself with the thought
fhat there are as good fish In the sea
hs were ever caught. Itis bad enough
Tor woman to cry over the loss of n
lover. but no philosopher will do so
|or resort to law to recover a peeunlary
consideration TO hesl the wound made
In his heart by tickle lass. The iur!
should award him a pickle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-21

Although there was a pilot on board
mo Perslan Monarch when she raE on
one OF the islands In New York har
bar, few days ago, he did not open
his mouth to utter a word Of warning
hscause he was not in charge Of the
siaip. and had on other occasions been
lnsulted for giving advice unde1 sim
Var circumstances. The Board OF in.
euiry eensured him for his rcttcenee
and OF this he complains as an injua
lice. 1t is certainly the duty OF every
man who has knowledge OF impend
ing danger TO warn others, particular
~ where hundreds of lives are In jeop
srdy. and a failure to do so shout
t.ad to a revocation OF his license. II
pot to his imprisonment. When I
mans sensitiveness ID SO great that h
sannot use his tongue to prevent los
sr property and perhaps life, he shout
es classed as an accessory to the CO
lsmity that may follow, and DO re
gnrded as an enemy to mankind.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-21

col. Il; II. Hadley. OF st. Barthol.
Cadoerry, of the Madeline Home ri
fhiiadeiphia, addressed a meeting held
10 the New Century Club room Satur.
Gay afternoon In the interest of the
delaware Industrial School for GIrls-
Inc Inc talks were full of suggestions for
tne better management OF schools and
Tue weltare OF the girls. The annual
,e OF The society showed that
tWeh.tytwo girls had been cared for
during the year. A new library was
badly needed "a1
Inc tressurer's report showed that
tno receipts from donations. subscrlp.
sdols anu In interest, etc, were sI. 72i. 4.
90 and towards the building fund $500
and the State appropriation $1,000
masking total of S3.O2l.s6 The ex-
pehses Tor tho year were Si,SlI 80,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-21
THE COMMENTARIES.
The Two Boston Delegations Meet
at Baltimore.
CLAIM THEY ARE NOT ooxEY1TEs.


They Have . Dinsrent Petition from Cox
ey's. which They Hope 10 Lay Before
ConErsss-some of Randairs Men NJ
Toiedo-wsaIsrs in Kentucky.
BALTIMORE, May oi.-Morrison I. Swift,
the Phi. ID. Of the Johns Hopkins uni
versity and Boston labor agitator, adj
dressed crowded meeting Of the unem-
ployed at Canmaker's hall here yesterday.
Among other things he said:
1.-THE people Of the country are crying
for the senate to do something. We are
tramping through the country to arouse
people whose intelligence ought 10 have
been aroused years ago. Instead Of send
ing petitions we thought 1t better to send
specimen men TO place where rasoality
and corruption have become concentrated
and to call to the attention Of the people
to the fact that men willing and able to
work have to become veritable tramps to
get their rights"
The members of the delegation are
anxious not to be COMPOUNDED with the
Coxey movement, with which they say
they have no connection.
I'VE are not an army" said Leader
Swift, land there is nothing fantastic
about us. While we sympathize with the
objects for which Mr.. Coxey is working,
We go to Washington on an errand differ
ent and broader than his. We have diff
ferent petition from Mr.. Coxey's. which
we will lay before congress-"
The Fitzgerald delegation Of unem.
ployed men, which arrived in Baltimore
Saturday from Boston, left here thi:
morning for Ellicott City. They expect
to reach Washington tomorrow night OF
Wednesday. Their plan of procedure
will be to secure hall in Washington and
invite a number of senators and represent
atives to attend their meetings, They say
they will adopt only the methods used by
any other committee or delegation to lay
their complaint before congress-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-21

There will be a special session OF the
Board OF Education this afternoon In
school No. "a, to witness a practical
Illustration of now method OF teach.
ing vocal music with the view of in
PRODUCING the system in the school 8
here. Professor z. A. Knapp, OF PhiIa
dolphia. will DE present and Will give
AN illustration of the method of teach
ing as 1t Is taught in schools IN Masea :
'ohusetts and New York. Mr.. KNAPP
represents the American music systs IN
and secured his Information while
among the schools OF the country.
lie, as also tho teachers of the schools,
highly recommend the system. as IL is
said to require q very little of the
school time for lts lesson. The
sehOlsrs OF the school will listen to
the system explained.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-21

This great purifying compound.
whose base is the Chionanthus or
Fringe Tree Bark, ia the greatest of
blood purifiers and liver stlmuIantsand
kidney cure combined in compound
of great value in all blood diseases.
Known only to organic chemists.
Cures every disease arising out OF im-
pure blood that can affect the human
system. Also scrofula, liver, kidney
and stomach troubles. DYSPEPSIA. cry.
sipelas, blood poison. pimpl Dlotches,
tired feelings, aches ulcers, bad sores,
diseases OF the Dyes, skin Diseases.
rheumatism, catarrh. and to prevent
small pox and make tho blood pure,
etc. Depot COG King street. Whining.
ton, Del. Sold by druggists and
country stores; and not sold by cut
tiers In prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-21
REMEDY. Rrssrssssss l gFRss s,,,s4

April IL lbsl
Upon the application Of Helen h
Chandler and " ilberforce n Chandler,
JE. D. kecutors OF Wiiberforce N. chand
lei. late OF Wilmington Id. in said county
deceased. 1t 10 ordered and directed
py the LEICESTER that tho executors
aforesaid give notice OF granting OF Let
the deceaAed, with the date of granting
thereof ~ causing advertisements TO be
posted within forty DAYS from the date OF
such Letters In six OF tho most public
places OF the county of New Castte. re.
quiring all persons having demands
against tue estate to present the sama or
abfdeby an act Ct Assembly In such case
made and provided; and also cause the
Aame 70 be inserted within the same per-
iod n the Daily Republican, a. neNspsper
continued therein three weeks a. q. a. W
49,, Given under the hand and seal
1aa OF Office OF tho Register Aforesaid
49, at Wilmington, in New castle
county aforesaid. the day and year above
wfi''en WILKINS ooooH. Register.
:, NOTICE Is hereby 5givsn that Letters
Parliamentary wero in due form or law
granted unto tho undersigned on the 9TH
day of April. A. ID. 1884, and that all
tate Of the deceased must present the
same. duly attestod TO the said Ex-
ecutors on OF before the Nth day OF
April. 1884, or abide tho Act OF Assem-
bly, In such case made and provided.
HELEN N. CHANDLER,
wiLBERF0RCB N. CHANDLER. Jr..
Address. Lib urne Chandler. Esq.
all Wilmington. Del
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-21


ws xreatly regret that we failed TO
make an arrangement with Col.
leetor John T. Dicksy, Tor q report OF I
the proceedings OF the Hibernlan Con-
vention which met at Denver. Colora-
do, about the fret OF the present
month, % we'll as for notes by the
wayside, as they would have doubtless
Or owed highly interesting and instruc-
tive. In addition to q description OF
the country. the accommodation al.
forded by the palace cara. tho recep-
ton OF the delegates In Denver. the
proceedings OF the convention. and
the object and aims of the order. he
could have thrown In chapter on the
true way OF making up the assess
ment list. the payment Of poll tax the
Omission OF names. the registration
of voters. the manner OF counting the
ballots. the best way OF securing par
dons for violations Of the law, as we'll
as tho cheapest way of Increasing the
number OF the Democratic voters.
To all these topics Mr.. Dickey has
given much attention, and what he
does not know about them is not
worth knowing. His influence with
the Governor Is really wonderful. and
all who have favors to ask should se-
cure bis services. There are several
poor fellows languishlng In jail who
might make reliable members OF the
Democratic party II the Governor
could only see his way clear to grant
pardon. The claims of some of them
certainly are as great as those Of
others who have obtained official IA
vor and their friends hope that the }
shall not be overlooked. 1t is not only
in such cases as the above that MIR.
Dickey 10 an important factor. but 10
the making OF nominations he Ia also
well versed.
He can now. doubtless, tell who thu
Democrats will nominate for Cover
nor. Congress, Sheriff, Coroner. thu
Legislature and the Levy court. He
Is reported to favor Toman for Sheriff
, lin order to satisfy the voters OF his
nationality and creed, and yet the re-
suit at the election in 1899, may cause
10 change Of trout.
. We do not wish to do Mr.. Dickey
any iniustice. and therefore We sa,
our neglect to make arrangement
. with him for report Of the proceed
: ings OF the Hibernian Convention. ano
q chapters on the above matters, oausei
: lus much regret II not absolute pain.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-21
Ham, far Innrn Co,orea rer.ons.

Mr.. Outhwait. of Ohio. Ia the author
sfa bill to divert the sum Of sl0o. 900
cut Of all moneys (arrears OF pay and
bounty) which were due the estates OF
deceased colored soldiers who served
In the rebellion and were In the hands
sE the Freed mems Bureau and have
hsen repaid into the Treasury. to the
establishment OF 9 national memorial
lnpme for aged an intirm oolored PEG
2 In the District OF Columbia upon
p owned by the association known
Home for Aged aud Iniirm
o3lored Persona" Tho plans are tc
BE- subject to the approval OF the Sec
rstary of war. The money is now ly'
ing In the Treasury, and there Is nc
R1od reason why 1t should not be put
easoms practical uso. Tho proposed
Institution will be iilled by the pool
nnd infirm Of the District of Column ia
Rhere are 81. 900 oolored persons in the
District. and from this great army
enough eligibles could be obtained tt
IN such an institution many timel
over,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-21

Thsre IL not money to pay tho
jurors, who are serving In the q. S
District Court. which convened 10
Philadelphia to-day. Judge Butler
said he would not require any juror
to sorys II he were unwilling to do 30,
shs Marshal said the Jurors. who
served would receive vouchers. which
would be paid In July or August. Tc
this strait have We come at last
asd II not been for democratic stu
pidlty backed up by their cut throa,
5olloy, the treasury wonld not hay
been In such q desperate Atral..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-21

FRANKFORT, Ky, May 21.-A detach-
ment of Coxey's Commonwealers arrived
here last evening sixty-flve strong, This
Is the first of the army ever in this state.
They came up the Kentucky river on the
steamer Little Sandy from Madison, Ind,
where they had camped several days, hav-
ing separated from General Frye's army
at Cincinnati. The army applied to the
city authorities and were furnished food
and shelter for the night on condition they
would leave town today. The army will
go to Lexington from here, passing
through Virginia on its way to Washing
ton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-21
1IorIarIty hests atIsy,

The athletic entertainments given by
Prof. Clark In the Peoples Theatre,
Saturday night was the best and live
Hest performance OF it's kind ever seen
In this city. The principal contest of
the programme was the go between
Q. j. Moriarity. champion llght-weight
Of Delaware, and Ed Meyers of Colo
RADIO, which resulted In Morlarity
oesting the Colorado pugilist. In the
his feet and would have been knocked
oil the stage had not the seconds
separated the men. Emil Beck failed
to stand before champion feather
weight wrestler Of the world. Benjam-
n Jones, for Is minutes and therefore
lost s25. Joseph Parker. CT Pittsburg,
also wrestied with "Duff' Digglns,
champion OF England. but as he was
aowned In minutes he also lost S25.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-21

TOLEDO. o., May 21.-Sullivan's wing Of
Randalls division of the Industrial army
held an enthusiastic mass meeting on the
public market yesterday afternoon. They
enlisted fifteen recruits, who left with the
army this morning. During their four
days stay here the Wealers have been
royalty treated, especially since the small
pox canard to get them out of the city was
exploded. The Wealers go from here to
Cleveland, and from there to Massillon,
Coxey's starting point. The army is com
posed almost entirely Of trade unionists,
and Lieutenant McAuley, second in com
mand, claims to be the originator of the
Knights of Labor, and is the Oldest past
grand master workman of that body.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-21

Eneampment No. 81, Union Veteran
Legion. held its memorial service SAT.
Grday night. The service was an i'm.
presslve one, the room being draned
IN honor OF deceased members. and on
Tue stage were draped chairs lie re.
me. Drance OF Charles Smith and
Ihomas Taylor who died during he
year; william $. Hilles was the prin.
es,a speaker OF the evening, and
Union soldier, spoke very highly OF
Abfaham Lincoln. which remarks call.
ca forth much enthusiasm. Colonel
James Mcdowell and Mayor Short.
Hdge made brief address. Horace Is.
Harrison sang solo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-21

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-21

Rev; W. II. Heard. D. D., who has
Just closed his second years labor at
Bethel Church In this city has been n
pointed to take charge of the church
at Harrisburg, Pa. The church nj
Harrisburg has Just been completeI
and dedicated. 1t cost $50, 900 and ia
situated on. State street, within one
square OF the State House. DR..
Heard has done a great work in our
city and has many friends. He
preached his last sermon Sunday niyht
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-21

The baby reception to be held In the
First Presbyterian Church, on Thurs
day, May oath. promises to be very
line. The program will Ee given by
the very little folks. Miss lille Bar
her will give her bird imitation with
recitation. Tho reception committee,
Misses Malinda I4awton. Marguerite
Wells, Jean Wallace, Ollie Brown.
Nellie Lang, IL Adams, Masters
Howard MillIgRn, Wallace sawdon.
Ralph Downes, Walter Sawden. A
flash light picture of all the babies will
be taken. A delightful time 10 antici-
ipated. and We wish to see host of
mothers and fathers with their fami.
lies. Babies and mothers tee. Gen.
sral adm issiop 10 cent?.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-21

Hugh O. Browne of this city was the
orator at FELTON, on Saturday at tho flag
raising over the Public scho OILS. which
had been presented by the Junior
Order American Mechanics of that
place. The nag was presented by
Prof. j. W. Lattomus and was re-
eeived by DR.. 4. Mooney. Governor
Reynolds was present and made few
remarks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-21

Last night at midnight the newly
elected chief engineer and his assist-
ants OF the fire department took con-
troll. Ex.Chief Shields aud his assis-
tants step out with an honorable re-
cord. and it Ia fully expected that the
newly elected officers will prove just
as efficient as their predecessors. The
REpr BLIcAN was the first paper to
name the ticket which the comblna.
ton put through, and although other
papers tried to dony the fact that the
Iaen had been chosen yet 1t has been
proven that the RRpuBLICAN leads.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-21

John Glynn of this city, and Andy
hambo OF Philadelphia, have signed
articles to finish fight to come OF ON
May III. Tho men will weight ITO
pounds at the ringside which will be
WITHIN 5000 miles OF this city, The
men will deposit $3.50 a side, and a
purse OF $500 will be made up, the
winner to take all.
Glynn 10 now training and Ia oonii-
dent of success. Rambo has been saen
ners and ID conceded to be clever
boxer and heavy hitter. About n
dozen OF the friends OF the Whining.
ton pugilist will witness the fipht