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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the co.
~ pattneiship hitherto existing be.
tween William Il. MeRrns ad W. Porcy
morrison. under the firm name OF Mearns
y Morrison. Ia this day dlse I've by
mutual conHent- All aeeonnts due to 81
py the firm will be settled by William 4.
Mesrns who will continue the cuisines
~ No. 7l3 Market street.
w. T. MEARNS,
W. r. MORRISON.
January 9th. 1894 jiO.2t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11

pUBLIC SALE-AS WE INTEND nd
i mutt the dairy bu.ipesa we Will srii
az public Gale At Sheiipot PARK Brandy
wine Hundred. Oil the Philadelphia pfka
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11
IMPORTANT
REAL ESTATE NOTICE
Cali on George r. Townsend g. Co. and
examine their large list of houses fdr
sale In ali parts oil the city.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFPFR an
As To PRICE AND TERMS.

Almost any one can be suited. South
side building lots near the mills and
large woricshopsfo for sale. Also DeIan,ots
lands. on the high hills and right 10 tle
also reccommend the Price lots. on I,orlh
side, aud Gordon Heights at the riyeI
front We can sell you bargains In butltI,
ing lois: We have good MANY fur,us [bt
Sale and some of them would be cxchanW.
Ell forcity property Gait IN and ret il1t,
Money 20 loan on good FIRST nortnaosts
GEohGE L. TOWNSEND & co.
a--st-tii-s No sO4 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11
FRIDAY, JAM AIRY 18th. $50

~ ~ - !" 1H%ft q n Z I<fIIf IcVI
Of one O'Clock y. mo
MI "A head OF good mich eows 10 me
others viii be ia profit by day OF ale.
Alec one Yorkshire bull, and a large tue
oi cornfohder by tho bundle.
+ All sums loss than SO The cash will he
required, 0- all sums OF SO and over =
credit OF 30 DAYS will be g-iven by the
purchaser givlnR a bankable mole with
endorBer. PRESTON LEE.
THOMAS T. MALIN.
Amos Anderson. Auut- dp
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11

ENoR RENT-io h. 9Th street, between
l. Market and King streets an excellent
location Tor light business. VIII rent
store separate II desired. W, IL. Morris,
eol Washington street. is.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11

II1OR RKNT - six-roon br,ek bopses
II Nos sia. 81. Sic and SlS r.. SiNth n, =
Ia good condition; front yarda Very
How rms TO good tenants Apply Il
owner. John Il Hartman. 4l3 e. Fourth
street. is-ls1s
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11

4 L-oR RENT-Two rooms, turn,s.,fs n,
Il nnfnrnished, with private fnmily
gpod location. western side of city; con.
isenient 70 Rizhth street or Delaware ave.
ears; llght. heat aud bath. Address q. ",
Republican Office. nI9.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11
ELECTION.

IN
THE NATIONAL BANK OF Wf1,HtNo-,
TON AND DRANDYwlHE
WILMINGTON DEL. Jan. O. tss4.
AZ the annual eicctioa OF stock holder
held this day tas following pnrso,rs were
Mected directors 70 serve the nns,iii,v
year:
William t Porter Thomas d Smith
9 wesley Re.d1a DANES MurrvW
alfred d wnrner Tholnas ,Jaeisson
SNewlin Gawthrop Charles Il Jones
George y CapoIle
" CALEB NJ. STEWARD Cashier.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11
.oTfcE
N0TIED-oiilcc OF the
IN Now Castle County
R Mutual Insurance Co.,
No, con Market etreat.

no, euE MAfkbt HtreeE,
w ilmiaigfun. bel, Jan. 4, 1905.
The annual meeting of tho memberx o.
this company will be held NJ lis ONCE
No. 6o7 Nartet street. on Monday. the lCtf
INST. st ~ O'Clock n. m. for the purpost
OIL fiecftpf nss fb) members 60 serve q,
inannkersfor three wears, and For ti,,
rranaauf1pn OF suph other business N tht
metnbrrs may brtng before &c. All per
sons holding policies Issued by this oorn.
, pMny are entfHed 10 vote az this election
between The u&llrs OF 10 a. IN. and D. IN,
WILLIAM CANDY. President.
H-eod NJ ~. CiEAvER, Secretary.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11

nH DnHARpr.s
- PRNNYRovAL PILLS
Are the only genuine Psnnyroyai p1iIs
E1ndc. Twenty-Five yearS cxper1euce
Sold ~ drnkttets. 0nlcs. 1ob n. Ninth
street. PhilA BY mail or At ofIlcr 81.
kdsics tres. LAdiea beware Of tmtta-
uoDa us
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11

N orioI
40 JHe MEIBlsts OF CaEsrKR CousT,
MuruAL FIRE INSURANCE Co:
oeire Insurance.:
At centreville Hall. Dee. 90. 1879
Ira 4; Mculoth. Newark, Jan. I. 1894.
frank Phillips. Delaware Civ, IAN.
n. Price Bullen. Uhrlstiaua, Jan. d,
a. y. sutton, 81. Georges, Jan. q.
J, DRyet GLASGOW. jan. 10.
John NJ Stewart. Kirk wood, Jan. ".
places:
Joseph W. II. Watson, Newport Rank.
Ihemns b. Chambers hpckessin,
Chambers u Bro. Stanton.
Joseph n. hvanss. 1oo5S Market street
Wilmington. Del.
JOSEPH II. CHAMBERS.
dao-codiW-H Keceivur.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11

EioR sABE-Cheap, house No. 1ois pom,
II lar street, rooms. bath, gas. hi
and cold watoE Apply to W. J. Yo,.ng'
f,.s5tO liSe. daft
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11

G10l OR MORE DvANcED.
%IOO Weekly and monthly nav.
snents 6per cent. inlriest Persnirai e.
curity, 1t Will pay TO Investigate our
method. Commercial Loan 4 Trust Co.
no; eos Equitable Building. Wilmington.
Dei. dl0-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11

DR. Il. v. PIERCE: Sir-My wife i'm
Pro IN health srasuslg from TIE time
scriptlon until now. Sho has been doing
her own homework for tho past four
months. When Hhe began taking 1t, sho
was scarcely able to be on hcr feet, she
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11

E,oR RENT-Tho large store. M. zli;
y also iaTgc dwelling Of No 2I3 West
lfrontsfreeii both 10 saha pr1ei. Apply
70 Philip q. PlunAett. No. 800 West Froai
street. atrAssf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11

HNoH RENT-A siraIl iarm oil Of ncres.
L, on New Castle avenue near city line
suitable for track or hay. inquire OF
John q. Baker. rs east Fifth street, WIZ
mingion. Delaware. p-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11

n ADJ s COATS altered and repaired n
- look as good as new ut kingA Gis
Orange street. dis-i,n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11

bNok sALE-A small farm in Brandy
WING hundred. on Concord Pike.
near SharplesB school house containin.
70 acres. VIM. Rothouse. offioe Wiz
inington, Del. d30,lot.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11
N ankoed Restore 4

: NERVE SEEDE. ~
This wonder fui
remedy Ruarlin-
teed to cure nj.
'nervour diseHTf.
such as " q nh
Memory, 4 pss
OF Bfnin Pow or;
,nH ca d n e b G.
n; W at1fuinesa
III Lost Manndod,
" kiuhfiy Erhis.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11

liOR SALE-Stock nau fixtures of ,
y cigar store with q good trade; owner,
Wishing to 70 into another business. Ad.
dress A., this Office is-cas
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11

oAI..lost Lehigh for family use Al
~ coal kept undo cover In soif-acreeu
ing bias. JOHN ~, SOLOMON, officc No
". Third st. Phohes Il6 and yea Ie36
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11

Ease At once, no operation or delay from bus,.
meuts efphysicians, lsdiss and prominent citi-
kens can be seen at ONCE. Consultation fec and
strictly confidential Send for circulars.
ofkioe Hours: o HIM. to 3 Pr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11

I osf = On Wednesday. two account
H. booke In Wilmington. or on tho roud
ioaalng from Newarx to Wilmington. The
Under VIII be paid a reward OF s. on len "
ing the same al this o1fice. js-ats
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11

EsOR ALI Plymouth Rock cockerel.
anu BRONZE tHrkeye Apply 10 Henry
Ohambez1in, iiockessin, Del. iiesii.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11

EOR RERT.--StDro with or without
IL dwelling. ". W. Cor. sd and Poplar
streets. Good Etssid too grocer. Apply
70. j. Coudon, see w. 5th st. ts-Bts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11

MESS clothing repaired, cleaned and
IsI piossed at kings .6i5 Orange street
die-lm+
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11

kDK SALE--Horse. harness a nd ooyered
y wagon in firstsriass oon Hilton. nm
ply 70 Thomas H. Laily. No. 800 Market
'sc" 1o-gt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11

I'oR sALE--Ono ave Columbian char,
sa range. NO Apply at No. II las
ss'Snth sIeet' 1p-8t-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11

NIARtuEp LADIES, SAFEGUARD,
hl patented: no medicine; no sg:ai;
1bc TO lnonurd Novelty Co. az n. iafh
street, Phlia., Pa dIs.pJs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11

or ELHDO WDf1DsyA
Pleasant ttlIl
s-Gtd-oc
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11

ENoR RENT-Twn rooms. Apply at AIS
IL Madison street ns7
The evening world., 1894-05-10
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

An Omaha despatch says that the arrest OF
Robett Kneebs in Berlin. Germany, for ringing"
Is the talk OF Omaha horscmen. Nat Brown, a
prominent local sporting man, has received a
cablegram from the Berlin Trotting Club saying:
Robert kneebs arrested for ringing horses.
Identify Bethel. 2.l6 IA. Cable description and
II Bethel has big scar on left shoulder
Brown said that he would not answer this
cablegram, because he did not wish to get mixed
up in the difficulty. Mr.. Brown also received
kilograms from j. II. Steiner, Secretary OF the
American Trotting Association. and from John
Splan. asking him to ascertain II Bethel was In
Nebraska.
Mr. Brown has not taken steps to ascertain
this, because Col. Hefner, the father OF the we'll
known Nebraska horseman. Is now out through
tho state endeavoring to ascertain II Bethel is In
this country.
Kneehs's home 10 in Wakefield, Neb.. and he Is
well known to every horseman in the West.
Kncebs Is nearly seventy years old.
There is no question in the minds Of Nebraska
horsemcn hut that the animal with him is the
mare Bethel.
Al a meeting Of the Board OF Appeals OF the
National Trottins Association held At the Auditor
ium at Chicago last night F. A. Maynard, reIee-
scnting the Alcryon Company, asked that the
famous stallion be reinstated from suspension
caused by the notorious race with Nelson. He alsc
asked that the ban against @. G. Rohens. driver
OF Roy wilkes. he removed and that the driver be
fully reinstated. Although a quorum Of the
BOARD was not present II was decided to hear
testimony and then consider the case.
The evening world., 1894-05-10
To SEE MEN ON MARS,
Inventor Louis Gnthmnn Makes a
Hold Statement.

For 10000 l will undertake to con-
struCt n telescope with an objective ten
feet in diameter. better in every re-
spcct in proportion than the iO-inch
sJON,O0O Ierkes telescope. and to finish
II sooner, Fol "A proportionately larger
sum | VIII undertake to construct a
telescope with an objective 100 feet in
diameter, more efficient In proportion
for every scientific purpose than the
Lick or lerkes telescope. There Is no
reason in telescope science Why we
should not see the inhabitants of Mars
ana see to pick up Il pin on the MOON
This is the bold hut Intelligent utter
ancc of Louis Gathman, an amateur
optiCian, astronomer, scientist and In
ventor, Of Chicago, who is quoted by
the Tribune of that city.
Mr.. Gathman's scientific career has
been something like that OF Edison.
That is. h" has been dependent on HIS
own resources, and has been an all
around inventor.
But he has taken the greatest inter
est of all In optics and astronomy. He
has had "A telescope and has been a
student OF the heavens for fifteen years,
Ten years ago he erected an ohserva-
tory In connection with his residence.
and placed in its dome a seven-inch
telescope. with which he amuses him
self at spare moments, lie makes no
preteusions, however, TO n scientific
knowledge of astronomy.
The evening world., 1894-05-10
HE HAS MANY VICTIMS.
This One says Alexander Got $4,000
Worth of Goods.

Alexander Alexander, twenty-five years
old. who claims to be a merchant OF l07
Grand street. and who is believed to
have obtained goods amounting to 5000 O
during the few weeks that he had a
store in Grand street. was again arraign-
ed before Justice Taintor. in the Tombs
Police Court. this afternoon.
This time he was charged by Edward
M. Barlow, agent for a Swiss silk firm,
with obtaining credit for 5000 worth OF
silk, by false representations. Alexander
was defended by Lawyer William F.
Howe. who ~contended that his client had
not been guilty Of false pretenses and put
in a brief.
Justice Taintor took the case under
consideration. meanwhile holding Alex
ander In 1000 bail.
A number of other persons who said
they were victims OF Alexander. were In
court this afternoon. and will also make
complaints against him.
The evening world., 1894-05-10
BOYD GRAY STARTS.
champion BGotblack'' on on His
bicycling Trip TO Frisco.

Boyd Gray, the bell-boy of the Getty
House, ionkers, who intends to ride
across the continent on a bicycle, start
ed from the Pulitzer Building at 9 O'Clock
this morning. He was neatly attired in
gray corduroy knickerbockers, a crimson
Jersey. and d Jockey cap with a huge
brim lettercd The Champion Bootblack
of the World"
4 bootblacking kit was slung across
his back, and when he mounted his wheel
and rode through City Hall Park into
broadway he was Cheered by a large
gathering of spectators.
Gray rode straight up Broadway to the
Park. and thence to Macomb's Dam for
Yonkers. He reached there before noon,
and will rest until 3 =. NJ, when he
pushes on to Tarrytown. There he will
remain tonight.
Gray is a shrewd young colored fellow,
who adopts this plan OF making enough
money to lift a mortgage from his faith
er's farm in Atlanta. Ga. He requires
$500. and Gray will try to get 1t by shin
Ing shoes. He thinks he will reach
Frisco about Nov. 10 next.
The evening world., 1894-05-10
BICYCLE NOTES.

Bicycle tracks are beirs built in about thirty
cities.
l.. A. W. .asirs seem to be very peaceable Just
at present About all the Racing Board is doing
is sanctioning meets.
Fred Titus. the Riverside crack. has gone to
Springfield to train He. will do his first racing at
Asbury Park May 30.
May IS. to celebrate the seventh anniversary Of
tho club.
A wheel concern of this city is said to he selling
an average OF ten machines a day at a proht OF
about $50 per machine.
About six hundred cyclists are expected to com
pete in the country run OF the New Jersey Asso-
ciated Cycling clubs June ~,
The Greenwich whoclmen expect to be literally
represented In the lrvington- Milburn road race
The cyclists Of the Twenty.sixth Ward OF Brook
lvn are preparing for a ten mile ward champion
ship race some time during the present month.
nllly Murphy will do his training for the Irv-
ing,on. Milbnrn road race on the course. lie will
begin next week.
Tho Riverside wheelmen have a pair Of dark
horses under rover for the lrvington- Milhurn road
races, No names are given out. lest the handi-
cRpper gets In his work,
The membership OF the Harlem Wheelnen Is
. nea ring the one hundred mark. The club is
huRtling In the interest OF its race meet TO
be held Sept. Is.
! Nath nutler. winner Of the Linscott road race
last Saturday. Ia described as a smooth faced,
modest Young man, a moulder by trade. lie is
s feet s l-2, weighs ll pounds, Is twenty-three
wears old. and didn't begin riding until a year
ago last April.
The evening world., 1894-05-10
DEATH OF JOHN W. HESSE.
Chatham Bank OmciaI md Well
Known Club Member.

John w. Hesse. an old resident of
Williamsburg. and an officer of the
Chatham National Bank in this city.
died at his home 17 Ross street, Will
iamsburg, last night. He was stricken
with paralysis last August. and never
recovered from the shock.
Mr.. Hesse was born in Williamsburg
on Christmas Day, 1871, and was gradu-
ated from the United states Naval
Academy Just before the war broke out.
He resigned from the navy and served
throughout the war in the Commissary
Department of the Army.
Since the close of the war Mr.. Hesse
has been connected with the Chatham
National Bank. He was n member Of
the Lotus Club in this city and the
Hanover Club. in Williamsburg. He
daughter.
The evening world., 1894-05-10
The Ohio md the Hudson.

80 much has been written about the
Hudson Rivcr-its terraces and verdure
that one would think that there Is not
another beautiful river in the country"
said a man who loves Kentucky in the
Louisville Courier-Journal, but such an
idea is all wrong, ! want to rise to
explain that the Ohio River is as at
any one who In late Spring will take
a ride to Cairo will see that l am not
speaking as n ~prejudiccd man. BE
tween Louisville and O~wensboro, even,
one win lind landscapes that would
make artists rave, especially those ar
lists who now admire the Hudson. The
only difference Is that the famous
pie Fan see II. and. consequently. can
gain a reputati ton, while QUE lovely river
Is out here In the West"
The evening world., 1894-05-10
Colleges, Schools &c.

ATTEND DAIIIs CONSERVATORY. les West
Esd, elocution, singing, piano, violin. Either.
mandolin, guitar, banjo taught by greatest masters
and composers, terms, $40 to $50,
BANJO. mandolin. guitar schools; private les.
sons, DoRE BROTHERS. Coo 9Th ave-. city;
81 Flatbush ave. Brooklyn.
BANJO. Mandolin chool-Reductions this sum
mer Tor lessons and instruments; music. ED
WARD CLARENDON DoBsON. 1899 Broadway.
BANJO. mandolin. guitar schools; note or method;
G lessons 81; circulars mailed. KETSCHKE, IS
Leonard st.
BANJO, mandolin, Jig. clog and reel dancing
taught. j hogan, 80 81 ave, near 9Th 81.
GEORGE Z. DoBsoN's Banjo. Guitar and Mando-
lin College 1875 B'way, between SD ami S3d.
NEGLECTED education; grammar. spelling,
wriung, arithmetic. bookkeeping, Regents ex.
animation. Nahl's Conservatory. 1928 West I'D IT.
SHORTHAND and Reduced sum.
mrr rates; lessons by mall ii desired. DrooSIyn
College, lao broadway, brooklyn,
SHORTHAND Safeguard AGAINST pOyerty;
thorough individual instruction. Isnnc Pltman,
Metropolitan school. 0o nth ave. circulars.
sTENoGRAPHY and Typev ritins School, sis
broadway, N. vi 81 week. Cali or write.
VIOLIN. mandolin. banjo or guitar instruction,
50c. Instruments furnished free.
lac CARLTON COLLEGE. i0i W. goth 1t.
The evening world., 1894-05-10
MARY WASHINGTON IN Stone.
Monument Unveiled at. Fred
erioksburg, Va, To-Day.
President Cleveland and Cabinet
Attend the Ceremonies.
nv Associated Press.)

FREDERICKSBURG. Va, May 10
The special train with the Presidential
marty for the ceremony Of unveiling the
Mary Washington monument here. left
Washington at 8 o'clock this morning
President Cleveland was in a Pullman
car in the rear with Secretaries Gresham.
Carlisle. Lamont, Bissell and Morton and
Private Secretary Thurber, Mrs. Ores
ham, Mrs. Carlisle and other ladies' An
other car carried Mrs. Waite. widow or
the late Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court, who is President OF the National
Mary Washington Memorial Association
Chief Justice Fuller and most OF the VIZ
Einia delegation In Congress.
Washington, had two cars, the National
Marine Band another. The Alexandra
Light Infantry boarded the train at Al
The run to Fredericksburg was une-
yentful. 1t occupied two hours. An i'm
mense crowd surrounded the station as
the train pulled in; A r Pre- I,ns "a "a
l s,.% bSS%ed H fSsth from s snd guns a sc al sae
coeted band played Hail Columbia"
P%resident cleveland and his Cabinet
came to the rear platform OF their
bers Of the Reception Committee, OF
whom one was Justice Harlan. of the
United States Supreme Court. Ihe
Richmond Light Infantry In dazzling
uniforms of blue and silver, kept back
the crowds with their bayonets.
Aligned along the adjoining streets
were the various organizations. con-
s%picuous among them the Confederate
Veterans with the battle flags of the
Confederacy fiuttering owe them.
The procession was cheered by thou
sands of countrymen as 1t wound its
way through the little town from the
station to the green knoll topped with
wooden stands. hidden in patriotic bunt-
ing, where the SOM n Daughters of
the Revolution n distinguished guests
were assembled.
One feature of the procession was a
platoon of ladies on horseback. leading
the way. Then came the Grand Marshal.
Adjt. Gen. Charles j. Anderson. OF Rich
mond, and his staff. followed by William
]. Crawford, the designer of the monu-
ment. Then followed Presidt.it Cleve-
land, Vice-President Stevenson ~end
members Of the Cabinet In carriages,
the Governor and stan. military organi-
nations and secret societies.
The programme for the dedicatory ex-
ercises was as follows:
Prayer by Rev. James r. Smith. D. D.
Address Of welcome on the part OF the city by
A. p. Rowe. Mayor.
Address Of welcome on the part Of the State OF
virginia b, Gov. Charles T. O'FerrAll.
Masonic ceremonies.
Address by Lawrence Washington, q descendant
Of Mary Washington, and an grafton by Senator
John w. Daniel, the orator OF the day.