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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-23

The extreme heat did not asem to ffeci
the preaohers' who preached at Madeiev
yesterday. 1t ID seldom that any congre-
gregation is permitted to listen to threa
such sermons as were delivered at Made
Icy yos,erday.
w. I. Corkran. d. D.. presiding elder o,
the allsbury District, preached morning
and evontnR, His aermons wore master
pieces OF beautiful thought and their
delivery very effective.
DIR. Cochran has u good voice. good
counienance and an slsy manuer. which
combine TO make MIN an elective pulpit
orator.
In the afternoon DIR. l.. Il Barrett, Pro,
siding Elder of tho Wilmington Dletrict,
preached. 1t Ia to be questioned. whetn.
or he ever preached better sermon than
lie did yesterday afternoon. The Viii
ninRton Methodist highly appreciate him
as preacher, but Ii all could have heard
him yesterday. we believe his popularity
would have been Increased. II such was
possible. Madeley church is on the up
grade In every department of work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-23

None of the Wilmington riders entered
10 the races OF the South End Wheolmen
ut Philadelphia Saturday night suoceeded
IN getting 10 the final heals Frank Tur-
ner got second place In the third heat of
the one milo open and Nth place In the
lnals. Il q. Johnson secured fifth place
IN the heat OF the one mile handicap,
class Is. He finished sixth In the heat OF
the five mile open.
len Wilmington boys entered and I'm
isheu in tho century run OF the Chester
day.
All Of the Wilmington boys will recslve
medals. Those who rode were Arthur
Swarlz. William Kirk. William 30 wers,
William Mcdonnell, DR.. Honeywell Ell
wood HILBERT William Robbns, Charles
Foss, George Cornell and two Others,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-23

bcyEh. BkfAt oepl. s3s
Now that that 1t Is accepted as an as
sured fact that Mr.. Wofcott will resign his
judicial office TO accspt the positlon Of
resident counsel for the Pennsylvania
Railroad. speouiationias to his successor
on the bench lie assuming q wider range.
80 .sns OF Edward Rld--.,. :. -. ,, ,.
lawyer Of thls town. is fayctably men
toned. Mr. Ridxely, despite hia physical
OF the Kent County Bar. and has on sev-
erai COCA sions eerved MS Chancellor Rd
Item. for the determination of causes in
which the Chancellor was debarred from
acting by reason of having q personal In.
John IL. Rodney. Of New Castle will
have many able hackers from various
parts OF the State, and William II. Boyce.
OF GEORGETOWN, is mentioned for Ghanoel.
1or. as well as Tor Attorney Gsnsral In the
event OF Attorney General Ncholson's
promotion to the bench to succeed VOL
colt
TALK OF A REPUBLICAN.
Still another nams suggested lie that OF
Associate Justce of the Superior Court,
lgnatlus o. Grubb OF Wilmington. Judge
Grub is considered one OF the strongest
members OF tho bench and unusually
we'll equipped for the otIlce OF Chancellor.
The suggestion OF uis appointment opens
the way TO the Further sug Iestiun OF the
name OF VIM. q. Spruance, OF this city.
US JuuNe OfuDpB successor on Tie SUPER
Tor Court bench. Mr.. Spruance IL a Re-
publican. but the bench In Delaware is
unanimously Democratic ut present and
Mr.. SpruGnee hns been previously urged
for judicial honors by Democrats who
deemed It unwiss to have the entire judi.
ciary, OF Delaware appointed from tue
members of the Democratic party.
PLENTY OF CANDIDATES.
But. Notwithstanding all this gossip,
the prevailing opinion Is that Attorney
General Nicholson will be named to sue
coed Chancellor Wolcott. As to tho sue
oesslon to the office of Attorney General.
the chances are open to q Held OF appli-
cants. with Deputy Attorney Gene raj
Branch II. Giles. William II. Boyoe Peter
L. Cooper. Jr.. and Secretary OF State j.
Harvey Whiteman rs promising possibili-
ties.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-23

The following lots were sold by the
erosion Land and improvement COMPANY
on Saturday afternoon; Nos. and to
Geo. W. Cleaver $3.50; Nos. 8 and toCaleb
Sis7. 50; Nos, 8 and7 to Frank III. Mason
$40; Nos. 8 AMI TO VIM. IL. Glbbons.
$780,. 50; No. 10 to Vim. II. Polk. e302.67
Nos II and IL to DR.. Kittenger, $40. 81:
Nos. ID. II. 10 and 16 to VIM. W. Oraw-
ford. &554. 40.
Noe. IL and IS to Chas g. Harm an,
S954.4l; Nos, 10 and 20 to o.. L. Euhao ffer
S3a7. SO; Nos. 81 and % Dr. Kittinget
S225, "a; Nos. "a IS. %. ~. %. 80 and 80. TO
ii. Honeywell $40g71. making total oil
e. 354.52. Every lot that was offered was
cold TO a bona ilde bidder L. w. Stidham
h Son were the auctioneers. On aooouu
OF tho extreme hot weather the attendance
was small. Thore will be another sale on
Oct. 9th. The prices ranged from 81 to
S.. rs per foot.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-23

CHESTER. Pa, Sept. 22nd.-Miss Lizzie
Priest. of Marcus Hook, q teacher at the
Claymont public school, was dangerously
injured by a horse while praoticing on q
bicycle. Miss Priest Is q learner, and,
being unable to guide her wheel. ran Into
tho heels OF horse ridden by William
Kerr. The animal Kicked Miss Priest
senseless. 1t was found that she had re-.
ceived cash three Inches long. fractur ing
the skull
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-23
THU RsDAY. OCTOBER 3. 1899.


The following personal property:
horses. ~ head OF mllch cows, / W arl ing
bull, brood sowS9 sloats, ~ pnIrs of chick
ems, turkeys, Minneapolis binder. Bradle y
moving machine. superior grain and puos-
phnte drill, plows, hHrrows. horse rake, J -
horse farm wagon, dearborn. grain fsn cart.
hay fork, corn marker. hoes, shoyels. forks
single aud double harness, 1g0 bushels of
wheat. 400 bushels OF oats lot Of corn by the
acre, go bushels OF potatoes, hay and straw
by the ton, lot of household and dairy fix
lures. and numerous small articles.
Also. will be offered Oh the premises. at
O'Clock. on the same day. the real estate oil
tho late David Campbell. deceased ,consi stin R
OF VI acres OF land. knewu as tho Doug herUS
farm. having Stone Dwelling and \ anne
barn and other buildings thereon erected,
and the Home Farm Of 6b acres. with large
stone mansion. and other necessary out
buildings. HEBECCA CAMPBELL,
AMOS CAMPBELL,
Admrs of David Campbell DECEASED
W, j. LanlS s. Son, Auo ss3-e-o-d.ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-23

Samuel Henry. coiorod. walked into the
station house Saturday night with his Jaw
out of place. lie explained that he had
laughed heartily at u friends Joke and
whom he STOPPED he found he could not
close his mouth. DIR. Hughes put the
bone back In place again aud so tickled
was Samuel that he laughed again and
his jaw again jumped, The Doctor after.
ward cautioned him not to laugh in tho
future aud Samuel left for home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-23

Tomorrow promises to be fair to
partly cloudy. with sho wors In different
locations. "Wednesday fair with slight
fall in temperature
THE TEMPERATURE.
Tho therm ometer at the REPUBLICAN
Office to-day:
7o'clock. 10 o'clock. 2oclock.
rs SO %
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-23

PRoyIpENcR Sept. % The EASTERN
League champions won the Steneft cup
yesterday afternoon by defeating Provi-
dence for the fourth tima since the cup
ssries began. The cup was offered for the
4lub winning four games out of sevon.
Providence won only two games Spring
Held took yesterdays game by score Of 0
g.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-23

Loverett Massey, OF Jack sonyillo. Fla.
is In this city. Mr.. Massey has charge OF
the private ear Of Raymond Duval presI.
dent OF the Florida Central aud Peninsula
Railroad. which will DO oyerhauled here.
From here Mr.. Massey will go to New
York, but Will return In short time lie
says the heat hore Is moro intense than at
MS home. Ho Is stopping at Murrays
HOlhl. :
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-23

John Bostrict, colured. OF Della wara
City, was found dead la IA Held there Safe
urday night. Tie man worked Oh She
locks there and since the warm wxnssas
eet in had been consuming considerable
liquor. Deputy Coroner Chandler held .
verdict and the Jury returned verdict OF
dealh from heat prostitution.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-23

The handsome deltyary wagon of j. +.
Mullin Il Son, sixth Hnd N rEet streets,
was suiit by tho lniernoa Manufacturing
Co., No. Gil West Front street. Their
prayer is hat o'bei Lusiuess men will 20
and do ltEewise,r
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-23
KENNARD & CO.
62l-623 Market ST.

We have Just received fr ON
Europe some beautiful Main.
sock and Cambria all over En-.
broideries from Sl.25 per yard
to 5000. And fine open work
Hamburgs in n eat, narrow eff.
fects, SO desirable for childron's
uses.
Venice Inserting in eeru ard
black. All over Jet and Pearl
Nets from $l.25 to 5000 per
yard.
New style Stripe and EN-.
! broidered Chiffons and Mouse.
line de Sole from rs cents to
$500 per yard.
A splendid line of 27.inch
best quality japanese in all the
new evening sha DIES at SO cents.
Ninety days ago this same quail.
ity sold at rs cents.
Lovely new Fancy Silks for
dresses and Waists, $1.00.
ol. 20, $1.35, $3.50. Styles
all new and many of them con.
fined to us in this market.
A very large and magnificent
stock of The new things in
Black Goods.
Fancy colored Novelties, AZ,
Is cents, Sl.00, $1.25, $3.50,
$500.
Confined Styles,
Every department. in full
stock for fall business.
. KENyARD & CO
62l-623 Market 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-23

Reliance Conclave OF the Ancient Order
OF Adhesive Mogullions OF Philadelphia.
visited the members OF that order h. re
Saturday night and were entertained &C
Turngemelnde Hall. A parade precedad
the exercises. A dinner WAS served aud
everybody enjoyed themselves i'm
menaely
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-23

over for his obliging aud accommodating
manners, hp5 opened first class restau.
rant At No. West Sixth street.. where you
can get good meal ut the lowest price.
o. sters by tho quart.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-23

JustlsoD and Davidson. No. 2l3 Market
etreet arc making tho overcoats to be
worn by the msInDers OF the Weccaooe
ttro Company In the parade to be held ct
hsading next inonth The coats will be
OF Inc materl0! and of tho work IN anship
which enters into The make OF ali tho
clothing OF this enterprissing ilrm.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-23
QUOTATIONS ~,
Reported by
TIEAI.D IL COMPANY,

Seventh aud Market StreeeI
Investment aud Securities yteldtn,
from tot per cent
orders FOR the purchase and ealo OF
stocks and Bondson Commission axecut.
cd ut all the stock exchanges
Priv Lto telegraph wires to Now York,
Philadelphia. Boston aud Chicago.
Foreign Drafts and Letters OF Credit 10
sued. :.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-23

Twenty one OF the Cubans who wer o
under arrest pending the action OF the
Federal authorities UPON the charge of
conspiracy, were at the rooms of the
Union Veteran Legion yesterday morning
and were shown through tho building anu
entertained roynlIy by the YeterAns.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-23

jos. r. L. Montgomery, having closed
out the shoe business on King street. will
open a grocery store at Tenth and Ship.
Icy streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-23

large and handsome tree In front of
Mis- h. + Freye's saloon, Oh lpley, street
was raKed TO the ground this morning to
make way for an awning aud now cement
pavement
Mrs. William Davidson left at noon tn.
day for trip to Boston. She will take In
Proyidence, Appleooro. Connecticut, dur.
ing her trip
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-23

Mr.. Snellenburg returns thanks to our
citizens who crowded the new store at
Market and Seventh streets. and promises
to deserve their most liberal patronage.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-23

This is not the last you will hear OF
Sunlight" soap. The proprietor says
he will advertise 1t Sl000,0o0 worth. j. r.
Almond d Co.. who are up to date In line
family grocerles sell 1t at five cents per
cake.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-23

Inc Sovereign Grand Lodge, L o. OF.
whlch mas been In sssoion at Atlantic
Sty. anlournsd on Saturday to meet at
September, 1895.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-23

Stnnsbury Murray, Jr.. was at Merchant
ville n. j.. yesterday as the guest Of the
Rev. MIR. Hockter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-23

b.nrrHbee's IRISH gar again.
at Fifth and Church streets on Tuesday.
Sept "a, 1895. at 6 a. m. and until sold car
load Of fish at the rate Of dots. per pouI d.
Direct from the ocean. Please bring
baskets or paper LAuRABEE * 20.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-23

JnrrHber's Fish Cur Again
at 9th and Church streets, on Tuesday,
Sept. "a, 1885. at g a. N. and until sold
car lond OF fish direct from the ocean at
rate of &c per pound. Please bring baskets
or paper. LiRRhBEE Il Co.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-23

Jackson street Is IN aim o 1t as bad con.
dillon today as 1t was before 1t was paved !.
me sand lie almost elk Inches daep. which
makes travel over the street almost i'm
possible.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-23

"Tke Merchant of Venice" will be pre-
aented this evening by Mr.. CharIes r.
ianiord. MIR. Elihu Spencer and Miss N ora
OBrien, supported by strong selsc tod
company. MIR. Hauiord Is ono OF the
greatest opponents of tragic roles. As
.'Snylock" he has no equal, MIR. Spencer
lie an artist OF great conception. His Baa.
sanio Ia equnl TO that of any. Mlss O'Brlen
10 eomedlenne and ranlks among the
leaders OF the profession.
She 10 graceful and wlnsome in every
pose. As PorLla she Ia second to none
The supporting company Includes James
GARDEN, VINO has appeared with Mrs John
Drew. Lester Wallace ami John Mctlul-
Tough, In leading roles. Dir. Gardens
antonio Ia clever. MIR. Bertram Temple,
VINO VIII appear as Gratiano. is Yer
capable artist and bound to succeed
The balance OF the com pany arc all yorv
Coo1 In their respective roles, and tho
music Will also DO il-st class.
BIJou THEATRE
1.-THE Midnight SpecIaP' will open n
three nights engagement at the Biiou
Theatre this evening. Everywhere 1t has
been presented 1t has i'm mediately jun ped
into popular favor. The name Of the play,
1.-The Midnight Spaclal, which is an entire
new railroad piece. Ia very different from
anything ever before produced. The
scenic end mechanical effects, of whlotl
there are car load, are considered TO ha
the nnest used in such a production. II ls
one OF the new and distinctive SUCCESSES
OF the season.
1t Is undoubtedly ono Of the strongest
melodramas on ths road today. Joined
10 thrilling plot are all the scenio en-.
bellishments and novel effects that hu man
ingenuity can Jevise. Tho great DisLil.
lery scene and the burning telegraph
o1ice set the gallery wild. OF the cast it
Is but Just to say 1t for exceeds tho cast
OF modern melo.dramas.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-23
|. w. GIBNEY.
CLOTHiERS--TALORS,
Kiqhfh and Market Sfreef5.

DUBLIC SALE-wiu be sold at public sale
4 at the late residence Of David Campbell
deceased. about one mile east of Tale Vile.
brandy vino Hundred. New Castle County,
DcIuware. on
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-23

ter, longer a d gives satisfac-
ton. We never sold such
good suits for $40 as this sea-
sons black and blue eheviots,
single and double-breasted,
grey-E1ixed cheviots, neat cas-.
simeres and black clay diago-
mails. Plenty of better suits
at SIP, SIS, sI8 and $40, as
good as you will want ready
made and be better made and
trimmed than most ordinary
custom work: Don't miss
seeing our clothing for little
boys before you buy.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-03-28

FLAGsTAFF's great superiority as a summer resort will naturally attract Il larger number of visitors since the establishment of the north and south road. and travel in this direction should be stimulated by judiciously ad- vertising her glorious advantages over other sections. The summer climate of the mountain city is universally ad- mitted to pe unequaled on the whole continent It is the Mecca of the in- valid and the delight of the pleasure seeker. Here you get the combination of pure, dry mountain air, tempered with the coolncss of an altitude that is calculated to rcjuvenate the veriest physical wreck that ever travelled for his health. Southern Arizona has the ideal climate in the winter, but when it comes to summer we would prefer to dream of the sulphurous zcphyrs and the burning sands of the cactus reoion.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-03-28
Hoods
Hoods Pills take, easy in ehect. aSc

of Denver, is in town in the interests of his company. Mir. Gallup expresses himself as greatly attracted by the pie turesque surroundings of the Skylight City, and he is delighted with the eli. mate. The young man met an old ac. q ai ltance in Billy the Bearslayer, in whose hands he feels entirely saf, while seeing the sights of large city.
 Rubber Face Shorty" town char. acter. was again caught in the act of irving to roll Flagstaff down the hill Sunday night. Marshal Hochderffer stopped him before the equilibrium was disturbed, and Monday Judg, Prime sentenced him to try his muscl, m the chain gang for five days. The members of the latter body are busy this week building and repairing bridges over the River de Flag. Con stable Dickinson supervising the j,b.
 Major George Hpchderff.r has in terested the young men of Willia ms ir the establishment of militia com. pany at that place, and considerable enthusiasm has been manifested in the movement. The efforts of the major have so far met with great approval, and should company be formed there the rivalry between the home soldiers and the members of the new guard ai Williams will naturally stimulate both of them to the highest endeavor in the Ii ie of citizen soldiery.
 S. B. Hibbeu, president of the Ari. zona Sandstone company, whose home is at Los Angeles, was in town this week. Mir. Hibben says his company has orders enough to keep all available cars in commission the greater part oi the summer. Among other buildings which the Flagstaff red sandstone will adorn is mammoth seven-story struc. ture at San Francisco, the dimensions of which will be 300x400 feet. A thirty-two foot archway in front of this building will be cut in the most artistic style which the stoneworkers can command.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-03-28
The Observatory Goes.

Prof, Lowell aud his fellow astrono. mers. having completed thelr observa- tlnns of Mars, which was the espe ia object of the establishment of tn obser vatory at this place, that ins i ut on will shortly be removed from Flagstaff. The following notice in reference to Il g obServatory will be of interest,"
 FLAGSTAFF, 4. T., March 27. 1895. g In view of the fact that the telescope of the Lowell observatory will le dis mounted in about one week from date, I hereby give notice that the observa- tory will be open to the public on any clear evening nf this final wt elk, be. tween the hours of 8 and g.
 A. Ec QQVskAss
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-03-28

ONE of the most laudable acts of the lately deceased Eighteenth Arizona legislature was the bill cundemuing to death the Phoenix town goat. So many unsuspecting strangers have had their dignity rnffled by coming into contact with this unruly street dcuizen that the lawmakers yielded to the protests of the people, and Billy the Kd mast die. We hope hls death will be easy aud painless, but we can't help congratulating ourselves that ret ribution has at last overtaken the nus- ance.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-03-28
CHEERFUL LIARS.
Graphic Story of a "Fake" Court
 room Scene at Flagstaff.

Graphic Story of "Fake' Court
 room Scene at Flagstaff.
 Bat Mas,erson and q Chicago re- porter endowed with vivid imagina- ton put their heads together and in a late number of the "Times. Herald" of the Windy City fanciful story is woven of the deeds of Jim Allison, an alleged terror of the southwest in the palmy days. A picturesque fabrica- ton is told about Allison's appearance before Judge Dunkins, of Flagstaff, upon the charge of killing Mexican. Jim refused to remove the small ar senal he had on his person, and le- cause the bailiifs were afraid to dlsarm him the judge adjourned court, and the accused rode swiftly away, mer- rily whistIing D rpundelay. Blagstafl is described as Il town of pln0 boards, canvas and adobe huts, and pleasing reference is made to the "Naiional Hotel" and other mythical institutions.
 The record of Alison'S man-kiling acilisyeWents is placed in the neigh borhood of fitty Of course bis crimes were all committed ig soltdefense or in the interest of law aud 0rdeg, apd he was greatly surprised and mani fested much indignation at being sum. moned to court for simply killing a Mexican upon whom he had got the drop. Strange to say Jim forgot to die wilb his boots on. After wading mp 10 his neck in blood he finally be- came peaceable and gentle as a lamb, and the deadly Ia grippesclaimed him as its own the other day up at Butte, iNout
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-03-28
Don't Put IL Of.

The necessity of spring medicine is universally admitted. This is the best time of year in which to purify the blood. tn restore the lost appetite, and 10 build up the entire srs'"m. as the body IS now peculiarly susceptible to benefit from medicine. The great popularity attained by Hoods SarSa- parilla. owing to itS real merit and it's remarkable success, has established it as the very best medicine to take m the spring. It cures scrofua. salt rheum. and all humorS, biliousmess dyspepsia, headache. kidney and liver complaints, calarrh. and all affections caused or promoted ny low state of the system or impure blood. Don't put 1t off but take Hooh's Sarsaparilla now. IL will do you good.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-03-28
VALE, THE EIGHTEENTH.

PRAISE God from whom all blessings flow" Like the Fifty-third Congress, the Eighteenth Arizona legislature is no more. Like its national contem- porary, 'twould have been better if it never had been. Its dying moments were spent in disgusting wrangle and disgrace surrounded its decease. The members quarreled for two days prev ious to the demise and were still hurl- ing disabled oratory through the inno- cent air at each other even after they ceased officially to exist. Dilatory tac- ties that were dishOnor to the terri. tory were pursued to block legitimate legislation and as consequence many important bills were not acted upon. A minority, swayed by an unreasonable sectional prejudice antagonistic to the territory at large, prevented the ma jority from exercising its proper rights. Besides discommoding the people, their actions will involve the territory in an unnecessary extra expense. Before again placed in office. the tilibusterers should be made to learn that the ma. jnrity rules. Should the latter element pass obnoxious laws, the people have the remedy in the ballot and can righ, the wrong, without holding the lesser faction responsible. The public cannot set down any too soon on the usurper' who prevented desired laws from being enacted by picayune policy.