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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-05
IS SUICIDE A SIN?
Robert GIngersoIISa Says
It Is Not.
What the Genial Philosopher
Really Means.
Oth1I Equity Eminent Eel Differ
From His Views.
a Question Involved Each of
us Must Decide.
A Letter Ct Powerful Interest TO
Our Readers. ..

The eloquent Robert G.. Incersoli in a
recent comnunIcattou 10 the Now York
Would taxes tho ground that .suetdo is
not Riways sin. New Works mast emf.
nent clergymen. statesmen and Judges.
immet.atey filled the columns OF that
paper with prOtestat!ous against the
grsut thinkers theory
What MIR. lngrrsoll really said and
t=:enut vas. that under certain clrcun tau.
ces suicide was not sin For insb,ncJ,
lie thought that In case OF u person suffer
Ing with sickness and hopeless Of u cure,
1t wpdli not be u sin to end such
suffering by sa!f.do-trICtion.
Mr lnSersOL'5 il9a was tho humanitarian
ono o alrcsIing pain But na forgo thar
1t Is often I'bttIit-nay, !mpos7lD,a t.
drUw the .iGe wien L disease is c4gaDlo
or mrurabls
Mere suffering should not ba a warrant
for standardization Couu,lsss cls,s OF
terrible. yes rXnrIcia'nk suffering. Laye
leon g-rrd even after all hHp, WA lost
uHA doctors uuNs prOnosnosl tha u,sat,e
lurura'.n. Many sufferer from Il, sense
AH5 bteu brought to tue yeTG- ul s.Ir.le
and Afterwards :oeoy-rrl perie.t laslth
An es'lnRule lady, Mira Lila e. Root.
who res dos at 80 Elm 81. New Bedford
Nnst T. lie tna following facts:
was very nervous she sad, "Iut my
Kidneys were IA II lerTIu.G hluts, and hal
awful lHlns "a NY LalA aud side Hui
conti not sleep at ngHt, My AeadNchs
was ophi'l oi sr"A. iDu1yaagG. uul 1
suffered IN irL a. caitAiu periods.
Il cannot speak too MgGly OF DR.
Grpoue's Nrrvura b DOT aud n rye remedy
Tor 1t cured mo Of my lGTr.U.n com yl..iuts.
Why, i Lett so ln'7eTsUlr that | often
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-05

o.
In Superior Court this morning the reg
ular trial list was gone over and quite n
number OF cases announced for trial at
this term.
WANTS co iPoRAL PUNISHMENT REMIrrEp.
Henry G. Conrad motioned the court TO
remit the corporal punishment imposed
upon Henry Gray yesterday afternoon.
Gray is the young colored man who
wac sentenced to be whipped with fifteen
lashss for larceny. In making such an
application Mr.. Conrad said he was not
Influenced by tho past record OF the pris.
oner but by hle tender years. The Court
Informed him that his motion would be-
considered by the fun bench.
john Nc lroy was arralgaed AMI plead
ed not guilty TO murderuusly usgaultluc
Barney Farron on December 2.
Albert Spencer and Thomas Riley who
piended not guilty yesterday woro aRaiii
brought Into the dock, and their cases
continued until tomorrow morning To
give their counsel. Josiah Marvll, limo tu
prepare defense.
MUSE APPEAL To THE GOVERNOR.
Before the recess was announced judge
Cniien addressed Mr.. Conrad informi \.
him that the corporal punishment im
posed upon Henry Gray could not be H.
mittod by the court lilo would therefore
have TO seok tho 0leinency OF Governor
Narvli.
TRIAL ny JURY
Tho only Jury trial OF The morning was
the SO oil tho state vs, Samuel Harris
who had entered plaI oil not guilty To
the Indictment charging hin with tn"
larceny OF tools from tho Diamond State
Iron Company. Christopher Ward con.
Quoted the prosecution.
The prisoner was not represented by
counsel. The testimony as given by Jaeol
5. LOWS. John Moran, Walter Griffith
proved that Harris had taken the tools
from the comppEy's shop.
I'm i.a. 81 81 If L.
and denied having tHken tue tools with
tho Intention OF stealing them. David
bonnet and Asher Logan gave the prisoner
good reputation pteviuas To his proseBt
position. Judge Cullen charged tho jury
anu that body retired. After celebrating
ten nlnulss II verdict of not guilty was
returned and Harris was discharged.
Henry Irusty pleaded not guilty To Al
indictment charging him with larceny,
and his case was sci for trlal tomorrow.
FnR pure milk ard cream, go to dO2 We,
IL street delivered IN jars and cans toa
parts OF the city. EMIL kRAUs4.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-05
prEsnA,. rEnRuARy s. $500.


The cool times that Senator Gray,
II less0. Handy and other lesser lights
rre'licted on the election Of Cleveland do
not materali2e They have proved as
deceptive as the "Will OF the wisp," which
deluLes anu miselds bsnlghte travellers.
There Is not work for every man who Ia
willing to labor, and wheat does rot sell
for dollar II buslIei by long shot. II
any name mouth Is 40 full OF good things
that lie cannot CON plain, Professor Handy
should point him out as we think no
would ptove a rarl avis, aud be well worth
IrosotvinE In glass case. Ths Ptofes-
sor might lind profitable occupation In
exhibiting hun IN connection with his
pioiure OF the colored school at kennett
Square, or some raw head and bloody
bones that HIS powerful Imagination may
conjure up to Tighten women and
children and coerce the ignorant into sup
porting Tree trade doctrines calculated to
shut up our factories and begot poverty
Instead OF plenty throughout the length
and breadth of our land.
Senator Gray hes proved more success.
fnl as cuckoo anu whitewasher than
as u prophet Rnd therefore no had better
stick 10 one or the other of those occupa-
items than to attempt to forecast the
future. and Professor Handy had better
look out for the sale OF future bIrthrlghts
or play on the political harp OF "a thousand
strings. WLlch tsslse5ptlula OF Thousand
tunes. aud which every man may lulHrprot
TO suit his own not ons OF political
ecouomy, the end aud aim being the
possession OF the Offices II tho necessary
number OF voters 10 obtain them should
cost 800 each! on toll it not in Gaia Or
In tho streets OF AsAelon," for nate It
Ike poison. that nasty defeat. Yea That
defeat gals Ia IN and tax collector Dlckay
anu tho good lohiuhooIs OF keut and
susseA ar5 sGtllag their traps SC Us To rn.
sure more game 10 1896, but We trust that
they VIII realize that 10 Is IN vain that the
fowler apreaIs his net in the sight oil tho
birds. Tho times wo ate now experlon,
Ing are tho best refutlgton ta4t caa DO
given OF their arguments and th5 nnople
VIII not trust those WEo hava led them
into the quagnlro when threatens to
engulph tho entire party. even cleveland
being ready to call out nelp me, sherman,
or sinkn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-05

Some Of the Democrats we've so badly
hurt financially By forced contributions
during the last political campaign that
they ind 1t necessary to economies. They
are persuaded that buyiug votes Is a very
bad business, and the practice should 10
prohibited now Lencsfofth and forever.
salisbury says it is dlsreputUle. UlcUny
says II II intolerable, Bancroft. moGrns
over the ingrattule Of tho voters ualIy
can never get over the sale OF that birth.
right, and Tunnel ana Martin weep over
their bank accounts and will not De CON.
fotted because they are short. They have
all turned saints aud want such de.
morailzug practices stopped or rather
that their opponents sliall 10 put ia a 20.
sitlon that they cannot meet their assall-
ants with their own weapons From an.
pealances their defeat has done them
good. but they Will bear watching, as ike
the SOW they Will return to their wallow
on the very Iirst opportunity that Ollcra
Remenber "At! y not Dli thlt g.it tega y
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-05
IT'S OUR
EXPERIENCE.

Show All unquostionable bar.
gain. You needn't wait long
for customers. Last week the
first notice was made of the
Annual Clearing Sale of Suits
that had been ordered by mail
and returned. The news spread
from house to house, neigh.
Dor to neiShbor, friend to
friend. Now they go by hun
dreds.
All the Returned Made.to.
Measure Suits must 90.
They'll surely go--tho $40
Suits at $50.
They surely go---tho $40
Suits at $40.
They'll surely 90 the $50
Suits at $l5.
They'll surely go-the $50
Suits at SD.
They'll surely go-the $50
Suits at 80.
They'll surely go--the $40
Suits at $40.
Goats, separate-ine. 81,
So, 81, So, So. 30 one.third
their value.
Suppose it takes a little long.
er to get something that is at
tractlye, that fits well, when it
costs only the half it ought to,
isn't it worth while.
Doesn't interfere at all with
the great values i'll our usual
stock.
Never knew Ulster Over
coats have So great sale. So.
These extremely long, warm
Coats are 1ull Of comfort to the
wcarCr
Mems Atwood Suits, $500.
Mems Atwood Oyercoats, So,
The prices Of to-day you
CART compare them. They be-
long to the present season and
no other. $40 Dress Suits for
SD, $50 ] digo Blue Kersey
Oyercoats Tor Sl2. The entire
stock on the same exceedingly
low terms.
25 cents, so cents, rs cents,
small prices, representing a re-
markable transaction in White
shirts. We've taken up the
sale Of the entire Stock of IL
first class manutuctory-the
Quaker City. Sold thousands
of dozens already. The effect
on buycas when they see the
S wts is electric. They buy
| quick and double, Whoever
needs to bUy Shirts soon, bet.
ter buy now
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-05

Mayor shortlidge 10 not afraid TO do his
duty. 3he vetoing oil the ordinance pass.
cd by City Council increasing the pay OF
the engineers under the present deprss-
sion o. the times was right and every tax
psyer In our city will uphold him In the
mattor. The Mayer did not think this a
proper time to increase salaries ami said
SO by vetolng the bill. The Mayor thinks
that he should do something to earn his
salary besides being figure head OF our
municipal alfairs. He will have bill pre-
sented to the Legislature remedying the
matter. He suggests numerous changes
In the make up OF tho different commits.
sions ns no believes In home rule. That fs
MANIFESTATIONS to govern our city. and
Moth governor US has been In thu pas t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-05

Counsellor Waiter l.. Hayes. acting as
deputy attorney general for the Slate
Game Protection and Nathan Ii. Hutchins
petit!oncd the court TO confirm the deci.
elons against William T., and Ruel II.
Morrow, George 7. Barlow and William
1. Weer for exposing game for sale when
they were fined before Magistrates Sasso
and Daley. They took an appeal and
wanted to have jury trial. II this rul-
Ing takes effect then The Legislature had
heiter give US law that will protect our
Wilmington merchants who purchase
game kIllod outside 0l the State. There
Is no law that can Interfere with inter-
slnte eOmmerce
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-05
MUNYON'S MANY FRIENDS
All Approve His New Ideas.
The Eminent Professor Ably Supported In
His Fight for Humane
Methods. -Ay-2-5S

Mrs. Raynor OF roe East One Hundred
and Forty.fifth street. New York city,
says: Il have suffered terribly from Dye
pepsia in Its worst form. The llghtest
dict produced death like sickness Add
ed to this had a severe attack of Rheu.
matism, with swelling of the limbs aud
eNcruciating pain. My heart became ef-
fected, and was sinking 80 rapidly from
exhaustion that my physicians gave my
case up as hopeless. At this time MIR.
Raynor bought me- some of Munyon's
Remedies and encouraged me to try
them. The benefit from their use was
miraculous. improved at once and was
ont OF danger in a lew days. My improve.
ment was continuous and now | can
thank Professor Munyon for a complete
and wonderful cure"
Munyon's rheumatism Cure Is guar
Rnteed to cure rhsumatism In any part of
the body. Acute or muscular rheumn.
tism cured in from ono to five days. It
never fails to cure sharp. shooting pains
In the arms. legs sides. back or breast, or
soreness IN any part of the body In from
one to three hours. 1t is guaranteed TO
prom pity cure lameDeSs. stiif and swollen
joints, still back. and all pains In tho hips
aud loins. Chronic rheumatism. sciatica,
lnmOago or pain in the Duck are speedily
cured.
Munyon's homeopathic Homo Remedy
Company OF Philadelphia put uD epecIcs
for nearly every disease, which are sold by
all druggists. mostly for % cents bottle.
Pimples. blacEheads. moles freckles,
tan anu sunOutn removed by Johuson'B
Oriental Soap. Medicinal
N u, Danforth 2d and Market streets,
and Miller's Drug store, 402 Market St
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-05
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-05

Exercises we're heid IN the High Soho
yes erday morning. the graduating elsss
OF tho boys bang present. Addresses
were made by Chas Baird and Prof Ber-
lin. The grauhtes are;
Lester T. Reevos, John T. Nsary. Willard
s. Todd. Clifton HartIng, J. Harry Null
hansen Albert H. Bowen. Geo. ". Brink,
Chas. Smith, L. B Bradford, 4. Simpson.
Walter A. Mackey. Dell N. Ross Robert
NJ. Lang. Brinberg Morrow. Edward L.
Dcnohoe, Walter Logtn, David Mcintyre,
Richard L. Reed, houston Harlan. Ferris
Me('lure
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-05

AT the meeting of the Levy Court this
morning all the Com mlssionors were pre-.
sent. The salaries oil the delinquent tax
collectors, amounting to 81, 4s9 50. were
ordered paid.
his was tho day when the assessors o
the different hundreds were to present
until Monday, and some of the other us.
SCISSORS were eNcuaed until Thursday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-05

Fer New Castle. sIk ll..3 IL, ~, 2.5l $50
Ga. u.hS, . 81 y. IA. aud l.. 10 night
IUI I4ewr-, :. - At. IN, AZ y. ~.
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t.l4 Lt8.. IA. N y ilI' .Ind lAOl nlEEt.
Ter harrington and way stations unlH $3.50
u.
EXpress f"r TyuHiIng. B.S. p M.
L1IItrss Ion tape CuarIe. 'OIL Point Com
IUIIAEd NuriOIr lbs a. M. and l!.Ul niIhL
't'NDNY TRAINS.
For New Castle. II Oh r.iKht.
For cape Charles Old Point Comfort AMI
NoTtUlk, l-.VI nIsuL.
FOR MiuuletUwn. Clayton. Dover wyo-
ming, tUIlUn, III lnEtUn, DrldRevtlle beaa
iUrd, Laurie, ana DsluiuE. l2.Ul nivnL.
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composed entirely OF Pullman Vostibuie PAS
Ia ga ulltIIan o.
NLimIted express trains composed OF Pulls
man Nestibulr PArlor Cara VestiDulo Psassne
ger Coaches and DInlng Car. NO extra fare
fOT TURNER Information. pRs,euxo are
referred TO tne ticket agent al the station.
/. 81. PREvUST J.H WOOD,
GsnerAlManazeE. General Passenger ssI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-05
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-05
REGISTFR'S ORDER. ~
~ Rt5IsTElIS OFFICE. /
kEw CASTLE COUNTY. Def,
tHtlnt, a lalA


Upon the application of wIiitaH r. Taylor,
Au IN So HlGr JSan W. 4 y or, lao i
white CIay CTecS huulrei in -ail ,ouu =,
deeea II Is ordered ami dlrecLeA Uy / %
htR .strr that the Adnini-tra ~ loFtea Il
CAV, notice OF granting Of Letters of Adnln-
isifAtiOn upon the estate of the deceased,
with the date of gtaIltuR the eOf hy cRus.
i"g advertisements 10 re pOstnI wIthiu forty
days tiom the dutJ at such letters in Blk of
the most put lie places OF the county OF New
Castle. req uiriu1 all pei sons having demands
against the estate &c prese 1 the same or
iIe by an net of Assembly IN such cas-
nude ana provided md aistr cause Lne same
10 re inserted wItnin the same period IN tho
DAl Y tEPuHLIGAN. a n wsphpsr published
In Wilmington. bel and 10 he continued
therein iktec wees 10 o ii
-, blvcu under tue hand aud Seal of
$. Once OF the REGISTER aforesaid ut
~ Wilmington IN New Castle County
RiCtcsn!d, toe day 4 year AZ We written.
j. W iL\lSH tUDCH Register.
NOTiCE-SGtiae - here's; given that lot
tors ot AGmtu strttion Were due form or
law tran ei unto tine uEteI signed. ON the
Attn day OF btuaIy. a. D.. 81 and that
a. persOns.h irIa 4 claims against tie esiat-
OF the dcecaSed must present he tme daily
aitestel. 20 the said a IA gnistrator on or
before the 4tn DAY II February. lsgJ. OF
hnite the Act OF Assembly Ia sucn ca % made
Aku provided.
WILLIAM r. TAYLOR.
Administration.
Address Marshal to Del -sw c-n-d
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-05

Joseph Dean. after a residence In our
city for fifteen years, visited his native
town. Easton, Md, lust May, ana soon
afterwards was taken sick at tho home of
Sllas Lane where he died on Sunday the
3rd inst, aged about As years. hlr. Lane
desires particularly that John j. Cornell
OF our city should 10 informed of his
ucnth
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-05

And now there Is another ipb on hGnd
to make place fora hungry plAse cocker.
1t Is proposed to orea @ tu5 oNiee Of lac.
tory inspector In our Stat. Eopresan,...
tive Pyle has given notice Of bill 10 era.
Alto factory Inspector at 4 salary OF 5000
year. luis Is bill that should not be
passed by our Legislature. Gantlen,n
these are times for rstrsnchmsat ami
every dollar In our treasury should DO
taken care OF.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-05

The following sales have been arranged
February
2. Alvin Allen. New Castle Hid.
z. Daniel DraDer's Estate, Pencader.
q Real Estnto. COS Tatnall street.
u. VS. Burris. Rod Lion.
IL. C. Il Donneiy. White Clay Creek Hid.
u. Isaac eldin. Brandywire Hid.
~. Joseph TalIey. Brandywipe lid.
II. Theodore Jones. He'd Lion lid.
~. A smith, Pcncader Hid
~. Miss Annie Stoopes. Bra n1ywlne lid.
-. Jos. fullmer Court House.
81. Frank Gray. Red Lion Hid
81, AtgamJ W Anderson. B'dywlne lid.
q. Sarah A Cloud. Brandywine liz.
=, Estate OF Alfred j paxson. Mill Creek.
"a. X l. Roberts. Horses. Chester.
ss. Estate Of John Mckee. near stanton.
Is, Cloud Estata. BTaudywine Hd
rs Joseph Mitchell. Hogkessln
March
D, II Torrens oyer I'd st. Bridge.
{, Agnes Brookes. Pencadrr It'd.
II, llcrhert Brown, Biauuywiue Hid.
l2 j w bar'abv. New Castle lid.
3D. Unclaimed Goods of r.. W. SB II II.
IL. Furniture. 20J West 9Th ST
Is. Gallagher. white Clay Creek.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-05

Harvey Taylor Of No. Coz West Eight
street while coasting on West Ninth
street last night, WAS thrown from his SLED
and received a fracture OF tho left lea
above the knee.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-05

THERE'S a price set on your headp
growled her husband az he strobe flercely
into the room.
But she merely remarked, "Oh, it's
come, has ity"--Brooklyn Life.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-05

Lovely weather this-warm sunshine
and blue violetsl"
Yes. II you're not going to use your
snow shovel tomorrow. I'd like to borrow
itl'-Atlanta Constitution.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-05

"Unporulu' Bildlkes unpopular
Why, he didn't even get any calendars
froiu insurance companies this year. -
indianapolis Journal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-05

The monthly meeting of tie Hliles
Woman's Christian Temperance Uuion
will be held at the home OF Mrs. J. 4.
Cannon. 1910 Delaware avenue. on Tues.
day evening, Feb. 9Th. at 80 o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-05

The revival at Kingswood opons up with
grand results this week Nine converts
sunday and Monday Lights. Cole ctions
of over three hundred dollars last Sunday.
Come tonight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-05

Don't you think Smith introduced
that Irish quotation into his speech very
happily"
Yes, it was quite pat. New York
Press
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-05
sTuCh QUOTATIONS.
Reported by
HEAI.D a. COMPANY,
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Seventh and Market Streets
Investment aud Securities yieliinx
from TOT percent
orders for the purchase and sale of
stocks aad Hondson Commission axccut.
ed ut all the stock exchanges
Private Telegraph wires to Now York.
PhLadeiphiu BOSTON and Chicago,
Foreign Drafts ana Letters Of Credit IS
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-05

MY furnace" said one man who keeps
house, lis OUT Of sight"
SO is mine" replied another, "out of
anthracite. "-Washington Star.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-05

The Chinese entertainment given at
Asoury al. r. Church last night by the
lev Frederick Poole was one Of the
most enjoyable and instructive witnessed
In Asbury for long time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-05

First Theatrical .Mansger-Golng to
have tank in your piece this season.
Second Theatrical Manager (entbusias-
tically)-Evory man in my company is q
tAnk!-Life.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-05

An OK change wants to know what kind
OF clover the four years more OF Grover
are giving US, as 1t does not seem 10 fat.
ten any kind Of stock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-05

The Handwriting on tho Wall" Opera
House. Feb Sth md 0lh. 'BelshazZar" by
The West Ind Choral Club.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-05

Gay worsteis. Tong cutpwnYs TO order
$50. Person. the tailor vi Market st.