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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05

markable power OF Paine's celery com
mound to restore their energy, renew their
vlgor. and make them strong and well.
Here is q letter from Mr.. Max Bufgheim
the we'll known president and manager oil
the Cincinnati Freie Presse Com DanY. MIR.
Burshelm writes: .a
! The following statement NAV be OF In :
terest. i have beenIsunerinR from sleep.
Iessness, Insomnia. for many years, aud
although have tried almost everything
10 get cured. consulting the best physi-
eians. and even going several times to Eu-
rope, everything was In vain.
Il did not have nights rest Tor almost
SIX years. tha / Is to say, l could not sleep
for two hours IN sucosealon In single
might; you can eAeily imagine what the et-
feet on me had oeen.
"Atter epending fortune In trying for
relief had given up almost all hope, and
when first read about Palnes celery
compound did not have much faitn In
anything. utafter having used 80 many
K1medie4 and consulted so many physl-
Q ana in this country and abroad Ifelt like
giving the compound O trial. The result
was truly wonderful.
"Ihe very first night about 6 months ago
that tried Palne's celery compound you
can imagine my joy when found that
had slept six hours In euece 3sion, thing
tnat had not been blessed with or &C
many years. l continued the use for over
three months with the same happy result
and although | vas fearful lest tho mala
dy would come back on me, l can now
say that although I have not takOn the
compound fer munLhs | do sleep ever!
night peacefully and without Interrupt
uon.
You can easily Imagine what thl;
means for q man who works fourteen
hours every day In year and has charge
OF two large newspapers l consider IN!
case n most remarkable one ami | sho III
bs glad II this statement should be tn
means Of helping others who have suifcr
ed like In The same untold agoGiea, an
for this reason give you full Del mis9iu
q make use Of this stateme ut In any We
you choose
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
The Fall season.

The fall season Ia here and with II the
Wide awake merchant forms his ideas and
places his advertising. II IL the season TO
catch the trade. Tile business man has
been on hls vacation, and has ouce more
settled down to hard work and Is more
capable OF doing o rushing business. The
clerk after the summer eeason, the long.
est aud dullest OF the year. ls rested and
now ready to devote his or her energies TO
the sale of goods.
Taken from every point now Is tho time
to advertise. Now is the time when the
farmer has the most money and requires
as we'll as desires to buy the largest, SO
that 1t 10 the opportune moment to strike
him. He does not know what speclal
valuos you have to offer. No doubt you
haye been In the business for years. but
that don't matter. you perhaps have had
the same trade for years and years. but q
well written and may bring you new
customers. who when they lind out what
you are selling, will stay with you.
The trial Will not oost much. As an ad.
vertislng medium there lie no superior In
Delaware to the REPUBLICAN and should
you desire to know lite rates or have q
representative to asaist you in composing
your add you cen have both for the ask
Ing,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
t:rnce ,,I,urrh tseryice-

The last week day service OF the evan.
gelistic series In Graoe Church was held
last night. Inc congregation filled every
seat in the building. Presiding Elder
Barrett preached Tho sermon from The
story of Jaoob's wrostle with the angel.
The sermon was an effective one and the
great audience listened with peculiar at.
tontion. After the sermon DR.. Hulburd
spoke u few words and gave the invitation
to arise tor prayers. This was the most
impressive part of the service. Several
under the Leadership of tho Rev +. Bur.
gette Short, sang. Tho Eiuging last night
was tho best that has boon at any OF the
meetings, The union meetings will be
continued next week at Epworth Ch urch.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
On tn ItunuIO.

The official route of the Union Veteran
Legion to Buffalo. Oct. 18th Is via Balti.
more and Ohio. Philadelphia & Readl ng
aud LehiRh Valley Railroads. Trains will
leave Delaware avenue station. Whining
ton, at 7.30 a. N. and 0.45 q. m. The z, 80
train will connect at Twelfth and Market
streets station with special tralu carry
ing tho Philadelphia delegates and
frieLds. The 1045 train Is the regular
Niagara Fails excursion train. Tickets
will bo sold to the public at the low rate
OF ton dollars for the round trip good to
return within ten days. and good to stop
of, going, at Mauoh Chunk. Burdette aud
Rochester. Returning. at Rochester,
Burdette, Geneva and Mauch Chunk
Special coaches will be provided for the
the celebrated Wyoming and Lshlgh
Valleys TO Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
m,l.en Asern ops-a oempan,.


The Allentown Leader OF October 1st..
says Of Said Pesha, which is TO be present
ed here at the Grand Opera House oeto.
her Tthi
The enlarged and improved Aborn
Opera CompBny gave magnificent pro.
duotion OF ..6aid Pasha," the fam ouss int
opera. In the Academy last night The
red uoed prices OF tbie company are mani.
testify popular, for the largest audience OF
the seaeon wac present. It numbered over
1900 peopie. II was high class audience.
too, The gallery god was In the minority
and the people who occupied the flrst
floor composed great part of the crowd.
About 80 LehiRh students were present
together with large number OF people
from OatasRuqua and Bethlehem.
The COMPANY is distinct advance over
that OF last year end contains clever ar
lists throughout. Milton Aborn the pro.
prietor. took the part OF Hadad, an ad
venturer. His character was that OF
comedian. and he was really funny. His
Retup was funny from an incongruous
crown OF his head and hno rcd whlske re,
which were the funniest part OF all.
character named Nockey. portrayed by
Frank wooley was his companion In
Hcrapes.
The queen had trance. Hadad asksd
the fool II he ever had seen q person mes.
merlzed, mo, but have seen one para
lyzed." replied Nockey.
The chorus was the harem. The Qirls,
mostly plump and pretty. were dressed
In gorgeous style utter the fashion OF the
Orient They wore Rauzy bloomers. ln
the second act, the glrle. dressed 10 black
tighta and helmets aud white soldier
stripes, gave an Amazon drill that was
heartily appIauded.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
An Enip,u,,ie Ride.

etrnw ride was given thursday even
Ing in honor the Misses litilnn Vander-
grlft. Katie iebel and Ollva Buckmaster
BY George Delaware lioughnan near,Stan.
ton. Al he party met al Doctor Boughmans
and precesded to tie residence of Homer
N. Lilly. OF Newark.
After arriving at Newark. the party took
In the sights oi tno town 81 Ioyine lt very
much They enjoyed thegselyose by
playing games anu some excellent music
was furnished By William Barton. of Mar.
shallton, Dol In the wee sruail houls OF
morning the party started homeward.
Among those present Oliie Buck master,
X tie X. ReieDei. Lillian YdndeIgrlfl.
Alamls Barton, Carrie Barton. AnneJa
Foote. Jennie tihnna' Edna Lifly, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver. Mr., and Mrs lhos. Lilly. Mrs.
Outage. Mrs. Prii Ghard, Mr. Kelly. Homer
Iorris Lilly. William Barton. John Cur-
Iens. George Boughman and Robert Nc.
kesYer OSE Z PHEsEST.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
Found the Watch.

On Wednesday morning last while Miss
Julia Garner. 912 West Second street, wac
out Viewing the Weocaooe firemen depart
for Reading her s75 gold watch was
stolen.
Ats O'Clock her father. Petor Farmer.
reported the loss to Detectives McVey
and Witsil. A search was made and the
watch was found In o pawn shop at 6eo-
ond and Market streets.
Shortly before 10 o'clock a neiahbor
called to oondole the young girl on the
loss OF her watch. She felt indignant
and ae she at timos tells fortunes she wEs
about to ''out the cards" 10 see who took
the watch.
The door bell rang and this representa-.
tives OF the State walked In aud confront.
ed her with the theft.
The rest OF the story 10 easily told, Miss
Garner received the watch and the thlef
gave up the 100 to the pawnbroker and
she was forQ iven. The detectives acted
cleverly Ia the matter.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
AaIUsEaiEN rs.
n 10 USE paying $3.50 for
M Cheviot Suit. Save
IA 60 h) by huvinp ours

CneVlOb quill cave
, A 50 50 by buying ours
for $500. Same quality.
Visit our workshop. See
how it's done. See where we
save you so per cent.
See the Clothing coming di-
rect from maker to wearer.
See cloth by the carload.
Won't take long to convince
you-Here's tile place to buy.
With the approval OF the
people we've established new
and very much lower prices
for clothing. You can't 60
anywhere within a hundred
miles Of us without hearing peo.
pie talking about our goods and
prices. Better still-the strong
est takers and buyers. They've
been here. They know the
clothes they talk about.
It's like finding five dollars
to get our All. Wool Suits, So
and S6.7
There's no exaggeration when
people tell you they used to
pay so or $12 for them. They
did. OF course, we've disturbed
somebody's calculations in low
erirg prees so greatly. Can't
help th&t. Buyers like it -and
we're serving the people.
Turn into our selling rooms
to-day and see business: It's
a tonic. What's the reason +?
Selling the former $l5 Black
Suits for 30. What's the rea.
SOM Selling the former $40
Worsted Suits for $40. What's
the reason? Selling the fine
Suits formerly $25 for SIS.
You ought to see that Suit
recommended for wear and
quality by Mr.. Wanamaker,
Fine Australian Wool-beauti-
full lustre--$l0 or S12.
On the purchase of SIS. 90
worth, we pay railroad excur-
sion fare from Wilmington to
Philadelphia and return.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05

On the purchase of $500
worth, we pay railroad exeur-
sion fare from Wilmington to
Philadelphia and return.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
IL wusu Boy

Who said to US the other day, IT lik o
those shoes they have some style about
them" We have a knaek of having our
shoes for boys and girls good and strong
without being clumsy. and they don't
cost as much In many cases as the
clumsy kind, which Is a point worth re.
memberlnR, We keep shoes for all little
and big, the right kind OF shoes too, the
kind that look good, wear good and
touch the pocket book very lightly ae far
as cost Is concerned. We would like a
chance at your next shoe wants. we can
give you upto date footwear, anu the low.
e5t notch ON small prices. Form0ns, No.
10 l.. 4th street between Market and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
A Big Thing for California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 5.-w. r. Vice,
ex-vice president Of the old California Ath-
ietic club, believes that II tho Corbett-
Bitzsimmons fight would be brought of
In California 1t would mean over 81 200, 900
profit to tho stats. "Dud" White. one of
San Francisco's prominent sporting men,
had talk with Mr.. Vice about raising a
purse for the fight to come off in Califor-
mia. The sporting men Interested In 1t are
very secret about their plans just at pres
ept, and 1t will be some days before any
thing definite is known. Manager w. J.
Kennedy said today that he would give
Corbott and Fitzsimmons q chance to box
limited engagement before the Olympic
club. The Australian, however, would
object to this, as Corbett Is too popular at
the Olympic.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
AZ Dover,s Fair.

The fair at Dover will close today. Yes
terday was a favorable day and the atten.
dance was large. There has beeD but one
thing to mar the pleasure OF the fair and
that was the work OF pick pockets. The
last races Of the fair were held during the
day and were interesting. The 4-minute
class race, purse slOO. was won by A. j..
owned by Annie T.. Hill of Sudlersvllle.
Nd. Johnny D.. owned by John t. bailey
OF Dover. second, and Daisy H., owned by
Eugene Clark of Elkton. third.
The 2.27 trctting race purse $500. was
won by Lucy Ashby. owned by ]. p. Stay
ton oil Richmo ond. Va; Rsddie Clay. owned
by Il. d. Tendleton oil Baltimore. second,
and Merry Christmas. owned by J. N. and
j. w. Richards OF Greensboro, third,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
"a oorbett TryInr 70 Avoid o Fightf

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 6.-The opinion Is
expressed by certain sporting men that
Corbett Is building up foundation to get
out Of his fight If possible. It was noticed
that to every newspaper man who inter
viewed him that Oorbett harped on only
one subject, and that 10 the many strings
that are attached TO g1tgslminons stake
In Phil Dwyer's hands, Corbott very
bluntly said today that Fitz would have
to have $4,000 up in tho Stockholders
hands without an attachment tied to 1t or
he would not fight. Local sporting men
are of the opinion that this provision Of
Corbett's will occasion considerable trou
BILE before Oct 81. The general feeling in
New Orleans is that the fight will never
take place.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
Bilss Ball.

The Board OF Directors OF the Phlladel.
phln Base Ball Club passed a minute on
the death of Harry Wright.
Harry Wrlght's funeral service will be
held at tha residence of MIR. Frank l..
Hough, No. 2li9 Ubsr place at 80 D. m,
on Sunday. Tue veteran base tall mana
ger will be buried In West Laurel Hill
Cemetery.
Philadelphia played at Kennett Square
yesterday and defeated the Mohlcans by
the score Of ~ to =. Egan. of the Provi-
dence club. pitched for the Mohican and
tho Phlilles made their runs off elght hits.
Donohoe. OF the home club. pitched the
last inning aud struck out three men.
Score by innings;
Mohican 40 0 / 0 0 0 0 o. 2
Philadelphia, % L . o 0 o Gle
Word has been received from Kansas
City that janice Manning. manager OF the
Western League oluO there ls In receipt
OF a telegram and letters from tho New
York Ball Club, asking him TO confer with
President Freedman, relative to the man
ageinent OF the local team.
Townsend defeated MiddletOwn In the
sixth of a seTiss Of seven Ramos. 1t now
stands three aplece.and the deciding game
to be played at Mlddletowu this after
poonl MildietoW1, could not lunch
their hits The scof5
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05

Mrs. VIM. J. Taylor and daughter OF
Elkton have been Visiting Mrs. Ralph Pers
ry the past week at l2i N. Franklin stresh
BIrs. Ralph Perry gave an evoning soolal
in honor of her guests Mira VIM. j. lay.
lor and daughter. of Elkton.
The Union revivalistic meeting which has
heun In progress at Grace Church, will 90
continued next week ut Epworth Church,
corner OF 10Th and Lombard streets. A
welcome to all at nigut only.
Let all Tue churches rally and mako tho
meet grand success.
AT tho North Baptist Church the re-
gular choir practice o. Friday evening ie
How belug supplemental by d fehearsal
on Monday. MIR. Molili has gathered o
large choir and is drilling them In nn-
tlotpatlou of the concert which 10 to bo
given daily lI Nosember 4
The schooner Aaron Rappard left the
Jackson and sharp dock to-day, The
schooner Margareta. will take her place.
Henry @. Harris will haye. hesrihg thIs
evening before Magistrate Kelley on tlle
charge u obtaining $40 under false -Rra.
tense.
Nassleln, Sign painter. 7uI West Eighth
v al DgfftsA Afil :
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
They WIN Now ,IGye,

In the Municipal Court this morning
John Deer was charged with disorderly
conduct. Ills molher.in.law started to
give long account OF faneled trouble
created by John but when the court In.
terrOgated she showed that it was only q
case OF too much mother.in.law.
john Works steauily at simmons shsh
factory. where he earns 80 week. He
gives tho wife O. every week and The vile
is contented. She appoared in court with
baby In her arms and told the judge
that the husband was Aind to her The
court I'M orlned the couple that they had
better lind rooms elsewhere thnn where
they now reside. They will do SO and &C
the world goes on.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
ritrsimmons stii in Training.

CoRPUs CHRIsTI, Tex, Oct. b.-Fitz-
simmons goes right along with his train
ing, Notwithstanding the legislatures re-
cent action ut Austin. He says he has an of
fer from responsible parties to pull the fight
of should the Florida Athletic club fail
to do SO. He says he is determined to give
Corbett no possible opportunity to escape
him, and that the big dude will either
have to fight or leave tho country branded
as a coward, who Is afraid to meet man
who Is much smaller than himself.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
1e,nprrnnce unlon nnlce..

The annual convention OF the Women's
Christian Temperance Union OF lhls state
closed at Milford yesterday. Tho moriI-
morning sesslon was devoted 10 iinishiDg K
the routine business anu to olscing Of
ilcsrs. These nre the officers: President,
Miss Margaret s. Hllles; corresponding
secretary Mrs Z. Elma Pyle; racordIug
Il tleasule', Miss Saltii RuNliDs.
De.ega,us To the National Convention
were elected as follows: New Castle coun.
ty, Mrs. Martha s. Cranston; alternate.
Mrs NJ. A. 1aggart; Kent county, Mrs
Annie Wharton; alter nate, Mrs. Jennie L
s. Price; Sussex county. Mrs. Annie Car eJ
alternate. Mrs. Martha Wiltbank.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
Dan stuart waiting for Mexico.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Oct. 5.-The gen.
tlemen who secured concession from the
state of Tamaulipas TO have prize fght
and ull-hghting tournament in Neuva
Laredo have sent Mexican gentleman
who Is related to President Dias to the
capital to secure immunity from interfer-
enoe. Dan Stuart has agreed TO wait
three days until this gentleman can So
cure an audience with the president.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
Iinrye., Uone ust. stephen,y,

Tomorrow, Harvest Homs' will bo OBJ.
serv sd at st. Stephens Lutheran Church.
Ta nall above SHYatth. Hilary est Home u
rte trults of lhe field winch have been
gathered in. The church will be appro-
D iatety decorated with coreala, fruits.
yege tables anu h. like. An appropriate
sermon will be preached by the pastor,
Ray Eraunrln larnu-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
THE Big PRIZE fight.
The New Fighting Ground Has
Not Yet Been Selected.
fIrzsIMMoNs STEADILY TRAINING

Citisens OF Ardmors. I. r. Working to
securs the Contest for rheir Town.
New Orleans Sports Think oorbett Wants
to Avoid Meeting.
ARDMoRR. I. T., Oct. S.-Enthusiasn
over the probable coming Of the Corbett-
Fitzsiminons fight was intensified In Ard
more today. Some Of the best legal talont
here concur In the opinion that there 10 no
law on the statute books to prevent the
nght coming of in the territory, and on
the strength Of this active steps to have II
brought here are being made.
An enthusiastic mass meeting was hold
In tho offices of United States Commits
sioner Gibbons, and as a result Judge
Moran, late United States commissioner
under Judge Stewart, was sent TO the
Athletic club DO represent the conditions
under which the contest oan be held here
Representatives Of the Santa Fe railroad
arrived at Ardmore this morning and left
Immediately for Tishomingo, where the
Chiokasaw council Is now in session
They intend, 1t is said to cndeavor to have
the council convert Corbett and Fitzsim-
mons into members of the tribc, In order
to escape the Jurisdiction Of the United
States court In tho Indian Territory and
obviate the possible legal objection to the
contest.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
Now Position.

William S. Lednum has accepted post.
tion with wanaIuaker IL Brown. the we'll
known Philadelphia clothiere. and will "a.
sumo his new duties on Monday. Mr..
Lednum is well known throughout this
clty. having formed his many Hcquuin.
tanceships by his Rentlemanly conduct
and congeniality. and In securing his SER
vices the Philadelphia clothlers now have
a man who will better their trade in this
city and locality.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
nluu,cIpat ceurs.

yesterday from Dover. Ohioer White
found him at Front and Shipley etreets.
under the Influence OF drink. he was
fined e1 and costa. ,Ssips
Thomas Conkiln for acting disorderiy
was fined IS aud oosts.
Barney Kirk was rated with Mathew
Dunn, OF Albany, N. X. at OIL and costs.
At $50 O'Clock this morning Ofioer Ed,
wards found Thomas f.. and Eliza John.
son. eolored. on Tenth street below King.
curslnR and fighting. They were each
fined 81 and costa.
Peter McGlinchy and Eldau Hagany have
no homes. They will have home for 40
days at New Castle.
John Ennis who was charged with as !.
sault and battery on Oharles J, Lyons will
have hearing on Monday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
WINS Not Stolen.

A ChlDaman walked into jewelry store
In our city and after looking at soire
watches loft Without making any pur-
chase. After the Chinaman had left the
etorekeeper thought he missed watch,
and left the store and overlook the china.
man und brought him back TO the store
and accused hun of the theft. The China
man was indignant and denied the theft.
The watch was afterwards found In the
showcase.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
Noxt sunday afternoon ut Q O'Clock I

Next Sunday afternoon ut O'Clock the
First Presbyterian Sunday School will
have q Rally Day service. The new or
chestra will make Its first appearance at
this time. Special music directed by
Prof. Constantine Members OF tn
school will be heard In appropriate recita-
tions. solos, DUCTS and trios. Addresses
by Prof, II. s. Goldey and Secretary
Lang of tho Y. II. 9. A. Visitors cordially
welcomed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
GENERAL SPORTING NEWS.

Governor Brown has stopped the Muir.
ply Griffin fight. 1e arrlvaJ at Loulsvllle
yesterday, and at I2 O'Clock met Mayor Ty.
Ter by appointment Mayor Tyler assured
de Governor that the light viii not bs
allowed to take place. BILLY" Thompson
the manager OF the affair, wilt retain q
lawyer and test tho right OF the auth ori-
ties TO stop the ''go" which he says Ia not
prize fight.
At the Manhattan Athletic Club last
night Frank Erue knocked out Jack Skel.
ly III the ninth round.
Jimmy Barry has been matched to box
Jimmy Maiden on Oct. 81. at the Empire
Athletic Club. for 20 rounds.
Kid Lavlgne Ia winning up his training
for the 30 round contest with Young
Grilfo before the Active Athletic Club, on
Monday night
Memlsh the Turkish wrestler. offers to
take Ernest Roober in mixed style
wrestling match for S2500 purse. Paul
Gtlllng, o German, also offers to wresLle
Roeber Greco Roman style.
Charles Ii. Mcdonald, of Chicago. won
first place in tho Newport (R - golf tour
nament; Charles y. Sands. seooud; DR.. Q.
GlaXton, of Philadelphia third. and L. ].
Armory, OF Boston. fourth.
The proposed benefit to John l.. Sulll.
van In Cleveland, o.. has been declared OFF,
as the Mayor OF the town wouldn't grant a
license for tho show.
The first annual convention of the Uni.
ted States Military Wheeimen will be held
at the Broad way Central Hotel. New York.
on Tuesday, Dot. 10.
Harry Clarke, Glass A rider. rode two
miles unpaced in minutes 80 4 seconds
beating the Ulass A record 90 seconds and
the Ciase u record Il seconds. Clarke REQ :
ord ls Official. as n sanction had bean
granted for tho trial.
Tom ORourke has offered to match
George Dixon against Tommy Dixon, at
the Manhattan Athletic Club. for purss
OF 81 090. on October 25. Herman declined
the proposition. but offered to match
Billy o'Donneli with George Dixon for ten
rounds, winner to tako everything, before
the same club.
In road race yesterday afternoon at
Pottstown there were about dozen ell.
tries, the ages OF the contestants not beln 2
over l3 years. The best tima In lch the
course was covered was 10 minutes, VIM.
McQuall won first prizs. Eugene Brena.
man second and Victor Fisher third, The
time nude by tho latter two was II and IL
minutes respectively.
Lee Reilly. one Of the linotype operators
of the Boston Truveler. has issued a
challenge to any linotype operator In the
United States for six days contest five
hours to constitute day's work. Tor $500.
the contest to take plaoe either i'll Boston
| or New York.