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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
BASE BALL NEWS.

tThia column will be DEVOTED to Base Rail-
news Ailnews concerning the clubs Is re-
spectfully solicited. Address all communf-
cations to "Baso Bail Editor" Republican
otcel
Lyttle and Fleming will play ball this
season. all reports to the contrary not.
wIthstandlng.
Ono week more and then the champion.
chip games will be In order
The New York Club yesterday defeated
the Princeton club by the score OF 1s TO s.
The Allen Grays will play the Q. A. y. at
New Castle on May 4th.
Brooklyn, by the score OF "A to !. de.
feated the Petersburg club yesterday.
st. Louis Will have 10 do better work In
the championship
Baltimore very near shut the Norfolk
out yesterday. The score was Is TO 1.
kssinger was In the box for the Orioles
and the home team could not hit him. He
played with the Norfolk club last season.
What 10 the matter with the Y. III. y. A.
oiub2 Twelve days ago the q. A. O. mana
New Castle on April 20. Up to the pre-.
sent no reply hGs been received by Man.
ager Hushebeck. Surely the Y. NJ. Q. A.
should trot out Its young pitchers and
let us sec the strength Of the club.
1t IL too cool treatment for the @. A. O.
not 10 answer its communication. Let
us heHr from Manager Price.
Tho sporting papers say the ono great
omission that the committee on rules
made when IL considered the many pro.
posed changes was In not compelling
every club to furnish the umpire with O
separate room In which to dress.
George Nunson says the pennant race
Will be between Boston. New Y ork and
PHILADELPHIA
Rockford will play the Allen Graye on
April 20. The manager of the Rockford
club might let the public know something
about his CLUB just now. After while
the public will know all about II. Send in
your news Mao.
Anson rateo Donohoe at4 to l better
than Schriver. Well. time will tell.
The Western League Is getting most of
the Leagues exploded 'phenons." jim
my Manning has signed "Jiggs" Parrot
and Connaughton and will get Bannon II
released by Boston. Shiebeck. OF last sea.
cons Washington team. has sig ned with
Detroit, which club will also get johnson
and Beam, oil the Philiies.
Arthur Clarkson has agreed to pitch
for the st Louis Browns. Ha Ia to re-.
celve $1,000 and Won der Abe will add $500
for good behavior.
This is year for base ball umplres to
be sure. Never have these worthy gentle
men OF autoIratlc power had such oppor.
tunlty TO hit and not get hit. Every
crank has read of the new rules, and the
ones that relate to the king of the field
how ho Is invested with power to fine or
be iined him SELF and the like.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
IMn Iinruer In Dn,xn.

The two barges which left the shipyard
OF the Eaoch Moore Il Sons Company on
Thursday OF last week, foundered In a
storm of Cape Charles lightship on Nom
day nix hit. and ore seaman lost his life.
Tho barges were owned by the Atlantic
and Danvllle Railroad COmpan and were
IN charge of Captain Williams. The burges
were In tow Of the tug Thomas A. Balm,
and all anchored Off the Break water until
Saturday night. The gale broke upon
them atout s O'Clock Monday night. Both
OF the barges wern soon swept away aud
1t is believed they went down altogether.
The night was dark and the sea running
SO high that Il was impossible TO see the
tow. For twelve hours 1t was u serious
question as to whether the tug could out.
live the seas. which threatened to pound
her hull 70 pieOes.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
"BucKY" MGINNIs WHIPPED.


Shortly before midnight Operator Kane.
in passing Tatnal street, saw a disturbance
at No. 423, and on going there found that
Lea Ruby was an intruder at Mrs. Conyer's
party. In court this morning he was fined
81 and costs.
Charles d. Palmer was placed in the 81
class for imbibbng too freely. About mid
night "Bucky" MGGinnis and another man
left the saloon of Job Collins. No. 105 Ship
ley street. The bartender soon afterwards
went and had lunch. on his return he
found that the saloon had been entered and
about So in money was taken from the cash
drawer. Collins started out on hunt for
McGinnis and found him in a Front street
saloon. and after some words he struck him
with black jack onicer Ford met Nc
Ginnis about 2.35 near Front and Orange
streets, and as he was bleeding Sergeant
MeDermott had his "hurry-up wagon
called into service and "Bucky" once more
was placed on the city Hall census. In
Municipal Court this morning he appeared
with head decorated with bandages. AS the
evidence in the case had not been secured
the case was continued until tomorrow
morning, and MeGinnis was held in $1,000
bail for his appearance until that time.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11

See the iberolity Of The Ctoth-
ing Stores, wh5le tie dry goods
stores make you buy something
to get a so,tcenir. The Clothing
stores gice them TO you for the
asking, You ,com eoen hare to
ask, for one here. Come in and
ace'H gire it 'oihom asking. A
Beautiful Panel Pict,re-The
Flr5t Step.
Of all the busy week days
we've had, yesterday was our
busiest since we've been in ex.
istence. We've said the same
before, and we hope to say it
again. We're prepared for a
buster day to-day and to.mor.
row too.
Clay Diagonal Suits. They
won't wear shiny. They won't
fade; they look well. Mems
Clay Diagonal Suits, IS, $40,
$12 and $l5.
Long Sack Coats are the
popular style this season. We
have them in Serges. Cassi.
mers, Cheviots, Clays, Home,
spuna, Worsteds, Unfinished
Worsteds and other well known
fabrics. AS low as S. for ser.
viceable dressy suits up to SIS,
and every price between.
Youths sizes from s4 to Sl2.
We keep clothes for short
and stout men! Short Sleeve
Coat and short leg with large
waist trousers. They'll cost
you no more than regular sizes.
Odd Trousers too.
Store open every evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
The Test Case of Broker Moore.

WASHINGTON, April ll.-Jere NJ. VIII.
son, counsel for John G. Moore, of New
York city, In his income tax suit when
asked regarding his intention to again
test the law, said: 'It will be essentially
the old issue over again, except that it
will be presented to full bench, and the
decision therefore will be decisive one way
or the other The purpose of the new suit
will not be so much to raise new ques-
tions as to present the question for final
adjudication. There is no doubt that the
law will be passed on finally and decisivcly
sooner or later" By the time the case is
ready for argument In the supreme court
II is expected that Justice jackson will bo
sufficiently recovered to permit him to re-.
turn to the bench or that his successor
will have qualified.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
Whar is Trauspir,na in the Pret,y Town ON
the Delaware
Correspondence OF the Republican.
NEW CASTLE, April

Evan G. Boyd was sworn in as Mayor
OF the city la5t evening by Magistrate
Janvier. At 8 o'clock special meeting
OF council was held after the new mem.
bers had been sworn In by the Mayor. On
motion of MIR. Eliason the chair was oc
cupied by MIR. cooper and Mr.. FaRap
moved that Mr.. Eliason act pro tenn
Council then went into nomination fol
president Mr. Fagah nominated Mr.
Morrison. and as there was no opposition
he was declared president.
Some parties the other day became
angry when IL was stated in this lette,
that .. Edwin Eckles. who was oendi
~ oase ior mayor; would withdraw from the
contest and that in return be would hs
elected clerk OF City Council. The isad,na
lights put on look OF holy horror ane
sald angry words about the writer Of ths
article. At the meeting last evening q
Edwln Eckles was elected clerk. The
new Castle letter contains no fake stories
ana ana when IL IS asserted that certain dea
mas peen made by the local politicians de
pcna upon II that such ia the case
with such an excellent young man az
mayor, anu good council. clerk and as
SCISSOR let the band play.
chaplain L. III. Munson and Captain E
y. rogers have gone to Laurel to attend
the funeral OF Gov. Marvil
Bank L. Holcolm, Jr.. Edward Whitnacs
and Walter j. Cotleld wore elected mem
bers OF Company II, N q. D., last evening
Inc flte and Drum Corps will give
grand ball in the Opera House on Monday
evening next. The officers are: Master o
ceremonies, George Wright; floor mana
ger, Eby Bull; assistant, James Smith
Ihe music Will be furnished by Ii. W
Hushebeck.
Frank Kane, James Donloni and Stepher
Name, of WILMINGTON. were the guests O
New Castle friends last evening.
N. II. Lyttle aud VIM. II. Flemning, o
Wilmington were In town last evening
and had meeting with Manager Hushe
beek OF the u A. Z. base Uall team.
Frank Meredith has obtained lucrative
position in the shops Of Brill " Co, ,sPhlla
delphia.
John Campbell, Jr., lost small prayel
book on the battery.
James J. Geegan Is on a weeks visit t,
New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
FIFTH edition. Ed!
GOV MARv|L AT REST
The Obsequies Performed this
Afternoon at the Home.
REPRESENTATIVE NES As yuHsNEss
Rev. 8. N PiIchnrd. of the Laurel NJ. r.
Church, and Chapinius Murray
aud Cort Oficiatcd. p

LAUREL Del, April II.
Delaware's deceased governor was laid to
rest in the Methodist Protestant Cemetery
here this afternoon in the presence of thous-
ands of sorrowful friends of both political
parties. Never before has there been such
a funeral.
The body of ex-GovernoT Maryil lie In
state at the mansion all morning and from
early morning to the hour of service a
throng gazed upon the still form Of the gov
ernor whose term of office had been cut
short by the hand of death. Many were the
tears dropped and the utterances of sorrow
from the eyes and lips Of men Of other polit-
icaI parties 1t was not political company
Everyone was touched and It was funeral
which brought man nearer to man.
When the service began the caslet was
closed. The Rev. s. N. Pilchard Of the
Laurel NJ. Il. Church. OF which the ex-gov-
ernor was ,peEbef a,)fflciated and was as
sisted by Chaplains Murray and Cort. They
spoke Of the deceased as a Christian man.
as one in private and political life, and as
the chief executive. The life Of great man
had been ended by the providence Of the
Almighty who had given the life and had
reserved the power to take 1t. 1t was an un-
usually Impressive service.
The emblems nearly hid from view the
body. The "Gates Ajar" stood at the head,
while on every side were emblems Of some
design. and cut flowers In profusion. These
were from all over the state, and many from
clubs Of both political faiths. The service
was concluded at the grave.
Besides the members Of both houses Of the
Legislature there were here many prom
inent men from Pennsylvania and Mary
land. Among the Delawareans were Senator
Gray, ex-senator Anthony Higgins, Chief
Justice Lore and all the associate Judges. j.
Edward Addicks, willard Salisbury, Fred
E. Bach, and nearly all the officials OF Kent
and Sussex counties. From Wilmington
there was noticed Benjamin Nlelds, William
T. Lyman, Thomas johnson, Enoch Moore.
r. r. Robinson, ]. w. Cooch, Colon Fergu-
son. Lilburne Chandler, Daniel Ross, Will
liam Simmons, Horace G. Knowles. Hugh G.
Browne, W. T. Jones, S. ii. Evans, j. ID,
Phillips. C, Wigglesworth. Albert Beckley
and Frank Hoffecker. ....,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
AGAIN THE INCOME TAX
Another Suit Against 1t Brought
-..sa III in New York. ,s,,..,.
ARAILRoAD COMPANY DEFENDANT
A Stakeholder OF the Illinois Central Asks
That the Company be Restrained from
Paying Tax on Its Income. Because It L.
Direct Tax.

Direct Tax.
NEW YORK, April l1-Another suit to
test the constitutionality of the income
tax has been Instituted in the circuit court
of the United States here. 1t is an action
In equity brought by Charles Allen, of
Greenfield, Mass, against the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad company ct al. The counsel
OF the complainant are Joseph II. Choate,
Clarence A Seward, William Guthrie,
David Wilcox and Charles Steele.
In his bill of complaint the complain
ant, after setting forth the organization
OF the railroad company, the amount of
personal property held by 1t, and other
matters In relation thereto declares that
he is informed that tho company intends
to pay, under the provisions of the income
tax law tax Of per cent, on all its net
profits and income for the year 1894
The bill then AYERS that tho income tax
law is unconstitutional, in that II said tax
is collectible upon the company's income
and profits it is q direct tax in respect OF
the railway property, fixtures and appur-
tenances operated and owned by the de-
fendant company by being imposed upon
the income and profits thereof, the same
being real estate and is likewise direct
tax in respect of its personal property by
being imposed upon the income and profits
thereof, which direct taxes are not appor-
toned among the several states, as re-
qulred by the constitution of the United
States.
1t is further averred that II the income
tax be held not to be direct tax then its
| provisions are nevertheless unconstitu-
! tional in that they are not uniform
throughout the United States ns required
by the constitution. The non-uniformity
| of the law is then pointed out at length,
| after which the bill declares that the ex-
| emption of mutual insurance companies,
! building and loan associations, savings
banks and institutions constructed on the
mutual plan, etc, Is unconstitutional In
that these exemptions operate to arbi-
trarily free said companies from the pay
ment of their just proportion of taxation.
The bill further sets forth that the tax
is unconstitutional for the reason that it
impairs vested property rights, that all
persons or corporations taxed may be de-
prived of their property without due pro-
cess of law, and that all persons or corpor
ntions taxed may be compelled to produce
and disclose their private books and papers
in order to make them liable for a penalty
OF to forfeit their property, all of which Is
against the express terms Of tho constitu.
ton.
The complainant, therefore, prays that
the defendants be restrained from yolun-
tarily complying with the income tax law,
and that he be granted such other relief as
the court may deem meet.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
Arrested on a Bieamy Charge.

PHLApELrnIA, April II. - William
Blcoo, aged "a years, who ran away from
Ogdcnsburg, n, Y, last September with a
girl named Blount, with whom, 1t is said,
he has since been living in this city, was
arrested last night on charge of bipamy.
The police claim that he left wife and
four children In 0gdrnsburg, which was
his former home, Blnoo denies that his
relations with that woman constituted
anything more than common law mar.
riage, but he admits being married to the
girl who accompanied him here.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
Funeral CsrsnionIca.

Mrs. Charles Bliss died In Phliad elphla
on Wedne sday, March aTth, OF stomach
trouble. The body was taken TO Worces.
1er, Mass, for hurial. Tue funeral took
place ~ the residence OF her brother. W.
A. Stevens, No. 4O3 Park avenue. on Mon.
day. Aprll lst, Bt 2 o'clock. 1he floral Of
10 ings we're many. 1he choir sang, "lhs
angels are looking on me- Nearer. my
God, to thee" and God lie with you till
we meet again" Owing TO the backward
spring, the ground being frozen and ls
inches OF Ice on tue ponds, the remains
were placed In the receiving tomb OF hope
Cemetery. lhe broken.Ieartud husband
and daughter will r9muin In Worcester
for All Indefinite tlme.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
u / CRUSHED lEysvEVlss.
WEEKS or SUFFERING RELIEvED.
tFrom the Altoona. tpa.> Nirror.l


Up 10 July 2sth last. Eli A. Dooser, OF sii
Second avenue. had charge of the wheel
foundry of the Pennsylvania railroad. On
that date he was the unfortunate victim OF
an aceident. lie was run over by car, the
fiange Of the car wheel entered between the
toes crushing the left leg lengthwise up TO
the knee, and rendering amputaton neces-
sary 10 with in eight inches OF the hip. After
nine long months at tile Altoona hospital.
and d still longer siege at his home. he found
'mshif In a dcpiorablc condition.
"At this time, said Mr. Boozer to Mirror
reporter broke out on my arms, back and
hips my right leg was a terii ibe sight. The
calf below the knee ha1 two boils on. could
not sleep, no appetite, and was unable 10 use
my erutches Tor ak weeks. My physicians
seemed to do all theyt could for me but was
in very weak condition. l could not di-
gest the simplest food without diihculty:
Kennedy's tavOrite Remedy, aud before
had taken lve doses. | could see improve
menE 4 feel that will soon be able To re-
turn to work. ! have no trouble With my
digestion, aud the annoying weakness that
| tiidted me SO long has entirely Gisappcar-
ed"
Dr, David Kennedy's Fayorlte Rumedy is
! an uniailing specific for such diseases as
rheumatism. neuralgia blllousness dyspep-
| STA. kidney and liver complaints. In Bright 8
disease. diabetes urinary troubles. and the
sicthess peculiar to women, IL has cured
whete all else Is failed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
spring Ciothina.

The New York Clothing Store. Max
Ephtaim, proprietor, located ut No. 3l8
Market street. has been in existence some
twelve years. The house has gained q
reputation by fair and honest dealing with
the public second to no other clothing
house In our city They have laid In q
large stock of mems aud youths' spring
clothing, which are being offered at rldlc-
ulous low prices.
They are giving handsome pictures
away called"Flrst Step to which one Will
be given away to all who call whether
they make purchases or not The stock is
| one of the largest that has ever been put
| In this clothing house and the prices In
keeping with the times Be sure to call
and see Max EPhraim whether you wish
to make purchase or not. He is always
! pleased to see the public at his store.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
NrM JrNrcIrK .Inrc.

L. l., Hhnf WHO was engaged in the
Sewelry business at No. lS East Fourth
street, for nearly twenty years has re
moved 10 No. M Market street. where he
will keep gold and silver watches, uia.
monds, rings and ali kinds OF articles
nHualiy Kept In first ciAss iewelry store.
tHe is Ingenious md accommodating and
Reserves 10 be literally pAtro oulzad Call
snd see him His advert lsement will be
found In another column,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11

The funeral of Edward lfensey, who
died ut Farnhurst, aged 50 years. took
place to-day. 1nterment was nude at the
Cathedral Cemetary.
HRS y. M. Provost wife OF the general
manager OF the Pennsylvania Railroad.
was In the city to-day.
Alise Margaret Gill is the guest OF Theo.
dore Turner of West Barnard West Chss.
ter. Pa,
Dr. Justin t. Harlan of West Chester.
has returned home aft sr visit to friends
In our CITY.
Mrs. Aarabslla Hinkson has returned
home to Chester after brief visit to
friends in our city.
Miss Anita Alexander OF West Chester,
Pa, spent Sunday in our city, the guest
OF Miss Miriam Mari.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
Live stock k.Mnrkntu.

SRw YORK, April ln.-Brevrs lower; closed
very dull At the decline; native steers. in.
fcrinF 10 pr.ue. s54nIC 80: oxen, S. so 20;
bulls. 8! F57f ~; dry cows. 81 5gai25. Calves
active good grades steady; common to mo
dunn ilt7-r higher, pnur to prime seals 81
az shfep md lambs dull with prices steady
10 firmi Hnshorn sheep, poor To prime g. JOi5
BIS poor 10 prime eApped do sa5f4 20; un.
shptn lambs. common 10 choice, 81 $500;
common to yhriu. clipped do. Si45s2j. IOgs
hrmtr. top hogr, $40
EAST LIBERTY, Ps=.April 10 Cattle stead 81,
prime s. ,id6.2j; good 81 sag ID bulls stags
and =uses SsbJ tlpgs steady; PhiaHclpAils,
s. lttsl b7 fNw Workers. nni pigs, IS ~ %.
rougts sNIlyi Sheep steady; good sheep,
Si.jtls4dJ, common to fair lambs ~ 31G4 70
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
r111nrr rLEAns GIlILrY.

When the April term of the United States
District Court convened to-day Samuel ELI
oft, culored, of Newport pleaded guilty to
the charge OF selling malt liquor without
license. lie was represented by j. p. Nields'
From the fact that Elliott had already
served sixty days in jail the district attor-
ney did not oppose the motion OF Elliotts
counsel for the imposing OF the rninium hne
of $40 and costs. He had heretofore born
an excellent character. IS there was no fur-
ther business the jury was discharged until
May at 10 o'clock, when there probably
may be arcase for trial 1t Is that concerning
the hnnd Of the late Marshal NeMlin.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11

Miss Annie q. Duly and Miss Name
MrGrury Of New Castle are visiting
II ends In this city to day.
George W. Roberts the COW boy evan.
gdllst, will speak In Kennett Square. Pa,
this (lhursdGy) evening.
The funeral oil Joshua COON bs, of Bridge
ten, n. j., took piace this morning at IL
ofioGk, Tho funeral was inrEey attend
&C lilo was an uncle to B. +. aud John Il.
Miller, OF our city.
MIR. Benjamin Gam is confined to his
bad suffering with bad cold.
The window OF Andrew Lohners saloon,
on East Third street, preseuts a handsome
appearance, being decorated With bsauli-
fll Easter flowers. ..
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
sale oTN,,non%

Frank p Chandler Will sell at public
eAle at his shops In Centrsvillo. on Thurs
day, the 18th inst. at one O'Clock, p. m,
thlrty.tNo carriages Bnd wagons OF vhri'
0us styles and patterns, calculated to
eult every opa IN tie nciRhhorhood. A
good holse. variety OF harness, farming
utensils, Ne. will also be sold. Livery
men and other residents of our city may
also promote their interests b. attending.
Rae adv
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
viewed tbs r,t. pani Launch.

Captain john II. Marr took a party OF
friends to Philadelphia yesterday in his
ynchJ to view the launch OF the big steam
ship st. Paul from Cramps shipyard. The
sail from Arch street wharf to the mouth
OF the Chrlstiana Creek was made In three
hours. The river was rough. The COM
pany had delightful tlmo. Beside the
ca plain there were aboard the craft Jacob
Puaey, Joseph Mcbride, A. V. Hysore,
Churles hysore Dr. Ii. NJ. First, Harry
Coiton, Lewis L. Adalr aud Mlllard f.
| Davis.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
s=--s rb. same o,a story, --~.~s
Down. April II.
The result OF the Joint session Of both
houses was that of former days.
The vote WAS as follows,


The annual meeting OF the stockholders
of the Mccullough Iron Company was held
yesterday In North East, Md. The follow
ing directors were chosen; President, L.
A. Harvey; vlce-president, Enoch McCul-
lough treasurer, Huxley Harvey: general
superintendent, George W. Mccullough;
Henry Tatnall A. c. Griggs and Henry
Whitley. The meeting was held merely TO
preserve the organization Of the company,
which recently went into the hands of re-
ceivers. The works at North East and
Rowlandyille are not operated.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
Fwo Weddings.

James Kitchens, the we'll known livery
stable keeper and Vice president OF the
Republican County Committee. ana Miss
Florence White were married yesterday
afternoon at SID Walnut street,
To-day at noon In the BrandyWlne III.
L. Church, Ralph Iazzatd and Miss ADA
Tong were married. Mlsa Ida Beasten
was bridesmaid and MIR. Z. Sands the
bpst mun
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
Initial Sermon.

Rev. ". p. Taylor preached hls inltial
sermon in Mt Lebanon NJ. L. Church at
Roeklaud. last Sunday night, to quite q
large congregation. and made quite a Ia
vofable Impression. 1t IL expected that
the church will be crowded next sun day
morning, as lie has determlned to show
that those are wise who onoose the better
part and avoid the broad way that
ieadeth to destruction,