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Abendblatt., 1895-03-14
Die beioen Sbermooos.

Mel6e RoGe Der 3ufaG mttunter fpieGt,
ptr6 our4 folgenbe 8egebenbeit iGuitrirt:
Nuf einem @tfenbabn3u9e 3ptf9en NetpOort
unO GRtcago lernten ft3 geitern 3pet 6erren
tennen uno eS 3eigte ii9 i'm @erlauf Der
unterbaltung, OoB iie beibe i'm @reat Norz
t5ern 6otel abfteigen tpputen. DIS Der
Glerf linen baS BUD gum Gegitrtren por=
legte, f6rieb elmer Der 9eiDen fetnen Namsn
s. g. @berpooO bon Nefp 0orf Elm. Ser
@nbere mar i'm 8egriff feinen Iamen eben=
fats ein5utragen, ais er einen 8lif auf
ben J{d1nen fetneS neuen 8efannten mari
un6 bic Sober tpieoer binle9te. n0a Sic be-
rettS 10 freunbli9 tparen, meinen Numen
etn3utragen," iogte er, fiA an Ieinen &etfez
gefG9rten %penOenb, rfo fam i3 mir bic
Wfi3e er1paren." Grit ieBt fteQte es f3 6erz
aus, buB beioe ben Namen s, g. @6ertpoob
trugen, in g}en ODrf tpp6nten, an einen
Sage bon Seem YOrt na6 G6icago abuereift
uno IN oe1nfel6en 9otel abgeftiegen paren.
Sb ite nod tpeitere g~emein1Qme 8ebiirfniffe
batten, tpifen mir ni6t.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14

tbiir on Dem 3aun feit, nm Ii p%erbinbern,
baB bic ParteigGnger bes 9farrerS Dur6
bds Derabreoete 8%lofeniignal BON bteien gu
6ilfe gerufen niirben. Srobbem ert0nten
balb barauf Die @loden, benin Der Yfarrer
bate, inbef1en CT Die Dorbere Shire bon eSSn=
men feit Derriegelte, einen MeBiungen-in ben
8%lodent4urm 6inaufgef6idt unb nit benz
&lOppel anf9lagen laffen, unb alsbalb
ftr0mten Die Parteigdnger bes PfarrerS in
@4auren 6erbei, Sic purben bur6 cine
N%ebenpforte 9ereingetafen unb bierbei Der
SbiiriDd6ter Snba BON Der ouf i'm elm
brtngenoen 8otte fiir9terli9 berbauen, Die
8elagerten batten aber iebt lire 2eute brin@
men, unD na6bem audi Der perpunbete
Sbiir6iter in Giber6eit gebra9t tporben
mar, ipurbe Die 36iire i4neQ 5ugema9t unb
Derbarritabirt, 9}a@6er NOR es ben 8elugez
rern 0enno9 ~9eGungen, in Die Stride ein5uz
bringen unb babel bate benin 8armin3ft
gum Ge0oIDer gegriffen unb 3tpei eble po@
len t~ampfunfdbig gema9t, @eiterem 8lutz
DergieBen bate Die pOli3ei bur4 8er6aftung
Der 9auptperfonen pprgebeugt.
IS 1T alfO audi bier ipieber Der leibige
8eiiBtitel, Inn ben Der @treit entbrannt lit,
ober Der bielme6r ais 8ornanb fir ben
Streit benubt tpirb. SIN borIiegenben Safe
piirbe Die @er3i9tleitung bes 8if9Ofs auf
bas 8efiBre9t oiefem nod gar nt9t einmal
ettpas belfen, fonbern i'm eri re8t in bic
9anO feiner 6ei1oe geben, Die ft6 ia bon ietz
rer Nutorttdt ~los9eiagt un6 Die beS griez
4ti9ztat6olif9en 8iI9ofs anertannt baben.
limb bann bat AUDI Die &armin3tt'19 Barz
tel ia burAaus feinen aIeinigen Mn1pru9
.ouf baS 9emeinbeeigentbum, Ionbern Die
b13Ofli9e Bartei nit unb t0nnte Der @treit
na4 &e6t unb 8iQigfeit nun bur9 cine
Sbeilung bes @igentbums, b~e8ie6ungSmei1e
Abftnoung Der an benz @igentbum am gez
rtngten betbeiligten Partet gei9li9tet perz
ben.
@s tommt a6er Der bif9Dfli9en partet
ebenf otpentg gu, ft9 nit rober 9epaGt in
8eitB Der &ir9e gu IeBen, ols Der &armin3z
ftf3en, ft9 BARN 81 bebaupten. 8telei9t
bringt Die jebt beboritebenbe poli3eigeribtz
lt3e 8erbanolung &larbeit in bic Sadie,
Die arf ben ben betben S6eilen als UNI
porteiif4er 8eobo9ter @egeniiberfteben0en
ei1en fir feinen She'll febr giinitigen Gin
brud maben muB.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14

- Die oG6icogo Glectric SranIit GOmz
PAM" 6dt ben 8au Der elettrtI9en 8a6n in
Der Belmont Moenue BON Der 9alfteofraBe
Bis 3ur Miltpautee Moenue in Ntforb gegez
ben. @8 gtebt bann neue @~erbtnbungsz
ba6nen 3pi19en Der Norbz unb Noroneft=
Ieite in Der 6ulerton Mbenue unb Der Selz
mont &penue unb tpirb Der 2incoln Bart
i'm fiinftigen Sommer auf cine gauge Maie
neuen 3ufpru9 rehnen miifen, Die neue
8a6n ntrb au9 Der N%ortbneftern 6p3bo6n
cine Menge &unben 5ufiibren, pobet tDie
au9 BEL anberen 3neigbabnen, Der 8ort6eil
fir 0erfes bauptIG9It9 BARN befebt, bab
er fir biefe Sorte 8unb13aft einen y3idel
EXTRA erbdlt un0 feline tOffpielige 9O3habn
nt9t na3 ienen &t4tungen 6tn gu bduen
brQu8t. l1nD peiter mad Nprber1 dls 1a1
Der Qatprence Mbenue pirb er tie au9 ni1t
70 ba1b ou~Sbe6nen, benin bann ma9te er ia
feiner elettri16 en 8a6n in Der gpan1tpn
Mbenue &onturren5, Sa, Oertes oerlte6t
baS 9D3ba6nbauen, 1etnen alten 8aRnen
mabt er bamit feline &onturren5, nimmt
i6nen bielme6r nur ben ueberfluB an 5a6rs
gditen ab unb 10 tperben ft9 Die &a6slbGhz
men, Die elettriI9en 8a6nen unb bic 0o6z
balm r"entiren unD e8 lpirb i'm nien1Qn0
me6r ~3tpingen poQen, feline 8abel6abnen
NOD peiter 3u fiibren unb aQe Paf1agiere,
bic er nun auflaben fam, fir einen Nidel
in Die Gtabt gu bef0rbern. On Der @fe Der
8elmont Mpenue urb @l1ton Nbenue Bat er
ieBt Elm @runbitiid erpOrben, UNI barauf
etnen green yelettrif9en Sburm" gu erridz
ten, BON benz aus fdmmtli9e }elettriI0e
8a6nen Der Norbz unb NorbpefIeite NIT
Der e(eftrii9en 8etriebstraft Der1orgt nerz
ben follen unb ba audi Der 8au elmer %elettriz
f8en 8u6n in Der California 4Denrie i'm
PGane liegt, 10 pirb man in ni4t LANCER
53eit ben Qincoln part Dom 8arftelb Part
aus nit Iei9terMii6e auf pfeilI3neQ babinz
fliegenben 3iigen errei4en unb betOe Part5
an einem Spnntagsna9mtttage eInden
tDnnen.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14

Ser neuli9 an bieIer Stels beipro6ene
PGan elmer 8eiteuerung Der Mftipndre Der
MGep@ 9o9babn INN 123 b, 5, atm &ustau
Der 8abn na6 @%ngletpooD, toogegen SSnz
baber BON Bombs 3inscOupon5, Die mG6renO
Der 3 tommenben Sabre fd4ig merben, ab>
i6neiben unb Bel 8pron 3, Smith gegen
fiinfpro3entt9e Bombs binterle9en, alio Die
3inien 10 LANCE ftunben IoQen, nurbe in
elmer @tBung Der 8onbstn6ober gum Sc
f6IuB erboben unb es ltegt jebt in Der 9an0
Der Nttiondre, it9 in einem bolben Sabre
ben 9aGs umbreben gu ~loiIen ober ftp cine
breijdbrige @aGgenfrtit NIT Der Nl15itc6t ouf
Doatdn0tge 8egnabigung gu DertaEfen.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14

= Sn NGabama foG elm 91tnb Der Treiz
ftl6erz0 emptroten gebtlbet nerben. Sn MGaz
ban1a bat Die @tGberbepegung teinen 3tpef,
aber ie 0ient pOrtreffli9 oa3u, Dem Dates
fetnbli4en SliigeI in Der DemOtrattI6en parz
tel 0ppofttiOn gu MAIDEN. Die 8elpsgung
ptrb DieG mebr &Olbzrepu6ltfaniI4 ais De-
motratii9 1ein.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14
un1er conobif6er Metterprob6et be

Unler cdld0ll@er W%eEterPr0P9ef Der
ipri9t uns unb ben 2euten auf Der anberen
9aIbfugel BON Der lebten MonbftniterntB
pegen Der groBen NGbe, in tpel6er bieIelbe
bonn &equatOr bes 9immeLs itattgefunben
babe unb Der babur9 DerurIo9ten ~itarten
otnoip6Grii3en St0rungen cuff MfonO unb
@roe, ftarte Semperaturitiir3e unb @rbbez
ben, Die ~er1teren finb bereits eingetroffen.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14

= Sn Dem 6au1e go, 1885 @out6 9ari
NOe. tam Realte Morgen UNI 3 1br Elm 5euer
gum NuSbru3, bas einen S9aben bon $500
anrt9tete, -Sn Der @obnung bon Sofepf
AA59au, 42O1 Snbtand @pe,, ri3tete tur3 naf
U}ttterno4t Elm 6euer einen S9aben BON
$500 an.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14

-Sn Cicero 1T Die &eformbetpegung 70
melt geoieben, ouB Elm unubbdngiger @a6lz
5ettel aufgefteQt tperoen tonnte.
SIN unferer @oritabt Oesplaines lie
gen ft9 Die Qeute bariiber in ben 6aaren.
ob Elm &b3ugscanal fir $4,000 qebaut
ireroen ion. &i9ter Garter tpirb bic @treitz
TRACE na9 Der 8abl entf9etben.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14

= Die @9uB3olibee ninrnt I'M @iiben
am &nbdngern gu. 9as tit ie6r ertGdrGt6,
BENIN Der Siiben fdngt immer mebr an, bic
2anbpirt93aft NIT Der M}anuiottur gu berz
tauf9en.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14

Emanuel Garcia, 6s 6aupt Ser reboIuionGren 8arRt in guba, mm6e oDr
etngen Ta9en in enem Sbarmubl 9tOOet. 0as Bib 5gt ben entie1eu a0rper
0arctaS III Der IRoWue. Sene Gartre par 6bnnb ienr Der ,SameS 8o9S" in
Dft1ourt. Gr mar mdr 8anbt ais GeooGuionar ub lett 1881 Der @cbrefm Der
pom Sabre 1879 nno bat eubem 6as 0sbn zines &o8efrehn gepidt @lib3eui8
nnoenu n1ec ScerD Die Portrd8 Der @ubaner Sole Sr0gueIo unb 6eipo 9m3 be la Baa
mehbe ben 8an6ten Garcia hberpdt9hn iOwie Os Bib ems gerfeds af Der BIunz
tae Sra9ueloS, in peh9e fb Garcia geaI3et bat ub Ho CT 9t06tt mor6enH lift.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14
GiPenGaRn~ &aRrpRdne.

eS,btc9gp & gSortbtpe it er1t= GiIembabM. - Sidet
Ott1ceS: 9tDS. 206-208 ~@larf=StraBe, on Der
SGtle9 @oenue Station uno ON 9epot. @de NGens.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14

Nbonntrt auf bos N%benbbIatt. grets
Gent per Nummer, s @ents pet @obe.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14

9as @benbbIatt, burcb Grdger in's 5alls
9ebrabt, fOitet nur 6 GentS Die WOc9e.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14
gtbfabrt @ntunft

.. ~ u ~ tII:SO u. f2N 3 a. SO, 8 q,
'ld;3o 81, lis g., IA g., '6:15 81. $3.50 u.
gfptIoro nn6 5reepOrt-@bfabrt II Sc. tIO:15 81,
T4:I5 ~, .f1l:30 u. @nfuuft: 1903 81, +2:15 g..
too a. f1l:1O a-'3d9lt9. t8agli8, an59enontnte1
S9nnto9s- '8dgli9, WtOntogS ouSeenommen. +9dQs
b Sd9lid nof QBinona.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14

,S DtSSago, RoG .SsIamO & TaciNczSabu. -
lnoll1 bonn 8oarb Of 3robe. Gidet=Cffce: 1O4 glarfItr.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14

N9fhtaan Central, q. 2. g. q 9. R. unb Q. 3
W. d. u. 8.-,Sbe Niogora Sans 3tSute". Sitst.
Offices, 81 Glart Str. unb StotiOneu Il ctr. uHo Yorf
gfou, q. Ctr, SO. Str. unb 9poe Bart.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14
abfabrt autuufs

ReroO rIean Sc un0 NentpDis i 1:35 81 1:55 q
@tIauto, Ga, & SodfoHoiie. 5la.. lbs sT 15 8
gpeeia1. ."...+. 900 81 1855 ST
galro, st. 2pHis tdoItder Bug 80. $50 Wdf zoo U
6priuQfteIS uub Decatur 49,. 900 III TBS 81
Stem Orleans BoF=Stuen5Hq -. $500 Sd 1920 4R
BLOOMINGTON 9anagierJug. ..-.- 1:55 gtT I35 q
Chicago nno Rep Orleans GTpreBF 500 VI 200 81
@ilmau uHo 9anfafee ........... 4:3o VI 1000 lR
Gptforb, Dubuque, Stoltr @itn unol
Giour Sails 56nensa9 ........ 2:20 9' 1:0 =
Gof!eS6, Dubuque, StpuE eit1. 1l:35 al $50 0t
godforO Bafoaier ............ 300 90 1920 9R
GOdforo unb Greeport .......... 4:45 VII 1890 4e
9odioro & 9SreepOrt @rpreB ...... $50 Wq...-.-.
2ubuoue & 9tUdforb @rpreB .....-....-..H go Z
a 5amTtag gtadt MIR bis Dubuque. 2dgl6. rag
lid. auSoeHomlHen SOuHtogs.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14

6rQn6 80pI6s 3Hge pia 6. s 90. D. 8abn, abfubrt
1925 NI; 1900 g.; '1Iz5 a. Gnfunit: '7;20 3D.:
crab gtGpiSg ota o. m. & 8. q. s.. abfGbrt: 1885,
g.; ~1i:30 u. NHfuuft; '7:10 WL.; 1905 q.
'9aaIi@- t @usaen. @onnteas. I agssen. Wlontaa.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14

@eIesburo b Gtrsotor. ,.... + sI5 81 + 6I5 q
sapdfprb d Tprrefton 80, .....T S:I5 W1ET els 81
2oCoI pOints SuinoiS Inb Soma o. 1850 DE- 2:I5 q
sf0dforo, Sterling. MtenbOra. go. + 4:30 gtfl0:20Wl
GtreotOr un0 Stta:pa. ...........f A:30 atTl0:20Ws
Renias &itp, ct s,Dieph uubl
&eaDeulpDrIb. -. .........P 5.25 81 s20R
gne 8unfte IN Seros. :. .....f 5:25 9' 9:20R
Omaha, @onn. BIuff8, ge6. QotutsI' 6:32 81 6:2OR
st Yaul un0 @tinnenpolis ........ 6:25 ~ s6OM
aonIaB gItp, St Soiepb nab
Omaha, 2iucoIn ur6 9erOer . 1920 9F' s:20M
8lod 6ins. Wontoua, Shorthand. 1920 ~ 8:20M
ct Saul NIB minneapolis ....... +I1:20 9lf 1890 4
Gd9Ii9. ! GGQli9, ousqsaommsu Sonutesa
+ 2oglIn, o-IsgenommeH Samitas-
Nbteeao, @giltpaatee & ct. |nnIsGtfenbebn.
W StoSt=Sidet=Gffice: s. &hamsz0trobe; Selepboue
2l9o Ntotn. Union Paiiaeier sGtntton g6nnl=, Adams.
unb Wtablion=StroBe
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14

omaha, 9es Moines, 9enner,
Stour @itg, Solt Safe, Son
SronClsco. Yprtlouo.
Slad Stl1s nnb 9eobiuoo6. -.
STERLING, Clinton Geoor 3apibs
ct. 8oul, WiuneapDliS, Duluth
ct. Baul, MtiuneopDlis ........
Ntaotiou, 90 @rone, @inona -.
Sonia ltno 9ofpta
6ono hu Sac, Ofbfoib, Neeuob.
Sreen Ban, Wtenominee ......
Sl9tolh Nppleton nno st. 9omal
alblano, SurleD. 8eTemer, Sron=
mooo unO 8Dinelanoer
AppIeton, st. Spmarb
Ntarqltette uuO Safe Superior.
Wttlluautee uHo Gaciue-NbfaE
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14

REEE=ESF=Tl Gbteaso, burlington 6 GntHel
ETEEH GticnbaFnB.
ENllllSAUNl Sir Tidetg unb 6bIaftpooeu fpre1
IEHEE Sor in I'll GIarf.Str. IL. IN Der uuioI
tEH Iplllrfs RoTIenoer Citation. GoHalsStrage UNI
Gboms.
3Gge N6fobrt Nnfanff
Abendblatt., 1895-03-14

R5feaao 8 GaTtern SufnstS gt~Seubabn.-
W 9idet.Offiees $50 Glnrf.Str.. gubifortum=1nu.r
unb 8aIiogiersStatiou, SeorborrI. uub QpIt=Str.
'SdQli9. f6onntags nusgen. Mbfahrt anfuHfs
Eerrs 5outs unb @oanspine. 90. r 800 Mt+ SOP q
9onDiae & Sub. @}iHeruI 5prluosI+12:55 gAf e:45 Il
GalcagD unb 9(0IbOils 2imiteh. : 5O2 gd' lO:2Om
Gerrs 9outs un6 Gnonsnine... l'lI.22 oil" s:55 Sd
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. l0.--Ion Booker a
moulder, employed Mt the Indianapolis car
works, murdered his wife last night by cut
ting her throat. He also attempted to kill
Mrs. Emma Pees, of No. 70 Rhode Island
street, slashing her about the head and
face with razor, making wounds from
which 1t Is believed she will not recover.
Mrs. Pees ran screaming into the street.
covered with blood. She presented ter
rible appearance, and a crowd Of excited
people quickly gathered Rocker made an
attempt TO escape, and stepped to the front
door with the bloody razor in his hand
Seeing that 1t would be impossible to do
SO he made some remark about killing the
first man who attempted to lay hands on
him, and then cut his own throat The
act was witnessed by number of persons.
The blood ran freely from the wound, and
the man, after staggering about for a few
minutes, fell. The crowd started for him.
but he arose and held them at bay with
the razor. He then left the house and ran
three squares, followed by a great crowd
When Elizabeth street was reached hc
Jumped on a street cnr, where he was can
tured by Patrolmnn Bolan.
Mrs. Rocker after receiving the terrible
wound, started for the city hospital. which
Is only short distance from the scene of
the tragedy. After taking a few stems she
fell, and died in few minutes. Rocker
and Mrs Pees have been taken to the
hospital, and the doctors believe that both
are fatally wounded
Jealousy was the cause Of ths crimes.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
The once Bov.

The now Office boy gave it out the second
night he worked that in his opinion tho
old Office boy, who wastransferred to an
other department, was ga slob. OF course
the old Office boy heard of it, and the result
was dialogue like this:
"Say, Bill. dey tells me down stairs dat
youse sed wuz slob. Sect"
well, what ye goin to do about iti
See9'
"wcll, all wants to know is did yez
sed itP SeeP''
"Well, s'posin I did sed 1t, wot dye
t'ink yc're goin to do wild mep See?"
"Well, dat's all right. II I'm slob, you
are worse, an can thrun dc boots into
anything like your size dat is round hero
or anywhere else. See?"
"Aw, come of. Go take a run. Jump
In do lake. Fall off de car. Youse gives
me pain. See?''
'Well, wot ye goin to do about 1t. Seo2"
.'Wcll, youse will find out pretty soon
wot I'm goin to do about It, SeeY''
"Well, don't t'ink I'm a slob, or I'll
give you jolt in de Stats Seer"
"An vile I'm gettin the jolt you'll be
gettin your skypicce busted. Seer
"Come off See?"
"Come of yourselfl Seof'
an come off-nit. SeeS"
"Seei"
"Sce?"-Chicago Tribune.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10

WANTED "A good Industrial Insurance
wv agent. Apply Commonwealth Hence
Hcinl Association. o Exchange Uuii ding. vii.
Del. E. Baiy. manager. 10 ST.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
T sz-
MEARM. .FogGD
aHb, GHREl3H
ARE BIG POTATOES sEsrf

Compared with Smaller Tubers For Ia
BILE and For Exhibition.
Should judges at fairs award pre-
miums to the largest potatoes or to those
of medium size? Are the largest speci-
mems Of as good quality as the smaller
ones? These questions were recently
discussed through the columns Of The
Rural New Yorker. One writer, who
believes that big specimens attract at
tention, says:
Having exhibited vegetables and
farm products for upward of ten years, I
have learned that anything very large
is the most pleasing to the crowd, who
do not stop to test the quality or even
to look at such specimens as may be
seen ON the general market"
A New York correspondent writes:
"a potato that will weigh quarter
Of pound is about inches in diameter
and is Of the smallest size allowable in
sorting for market. When potatoes Of
this size are used for cooking, there is
far more waste than with larger ones.
and the quality is no better than that Of
two pound potatoes of the same variety.
The model potato is kidney shaped, has
few eyes and those nearly even with the
surrounding surface, and it weighs
three-quarters of pound. Such po-
tato is saleable, but for use in farmers
family there is not the least objection
to those that weigh two pounds If Of
variety not liable to be hollow"
A third correspondent says: "How
shall potatoes be judged at the fairs?
This is hard question to answer, not
knowing who will be the judge If he
be man who Knows what potato is
for, he will give first place to medium
size always. A good, fair sized potato
will sell best in market, and any cook
will say that she doesn't want these big
potatoes. When I judge at fairs, give
the preference to those Of fair size and
most perfect shape. was taken to task
by an exhibitor because he didn't get
first money when he had the largest.
We both took our station near the pota-
toes, and some ladies came along. We
asked them whether they were house
keepers. They said they were. We
handed them one of each lot, with this
question. For family use, which of
these potatoes would You buy for your
own use, if the whole bushe1 were of
the same size?' All six said, THE
small one.'''
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
Values Of FcrtiIlzera.

The experiment stations of Massachu-
setts, Rhode Island, Connecticut and
New Jersey have fixed, as the values of
fertilizers in 1895, 1879 cents per pound
for nitrogen in ammonia salts, 10 cents
for nitrates, 6ls cents for organic nitro
gen of fire dry ground fish and Of meat
and blood, 10 cents for nitrogen in cot
tonseed meal, 16 cents in fine bone and
tankage, ID cents in fine medium bone
and tankage, II cents in medium bone
and tankage and cents in coarse bone
and in hair and horn shavings and coarse
fish scrap, 616 cents for water soluble
phosphoric acid, cents for nitrate SOL
uble, to 8 u cents in different grades
of ground fish and bone tankage, cents
in cottonseed meal and wood ashes and
51S cents for potash as high grade sui
phate and 4 4 cents as muriate.
These prices are one-half cent lower
than last year for nitrogen, cents
lower for organic nitrogen in ground
fish or meat, 3 cents lower in cottonseed
meal and one-half cent higher in fine
bone and tankage and 1 cent higher for
lower grades. Phosphorio acid is cent
higher, except in bone and tankage,
which is unchanged in the different
grades. Potash is also the same as last
year. Commenting on the foregoing,
Country Gentleman explains that these
are the prices, as near as can be esti-
mated, at which the respective ingredi-
ents were retailed for cash in large mar
kets in the raw materials which are the
regular sources of supply. These valua-
tions are found to correspond fairly
with the average retail prices at the
large markets of standard raw materials,
such as sulphate of ammonia, nitrate of
soda, dried blood, muriate of potash,
superphosphates, ground fish and bones
and tankage.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10

III EATElts PUT IN. repaired. overhauiei,
"A put in order, nnnses stoves. repair, d.
Bricks. gratee mpd pipes, old stoves, furnt-
ture bought. sold aud exchanged. Whining
Ton ttofaRe Co. lt0s Orange. lo05. ais
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SPECIAL mrsrfox
cupDiueand isecnias. fIs u. ssooadss
N. y. Davis. 5eweisr. 0 E. and 81


rupbfusand isecuias. iIs u. ssooad5s :.
N. y. Davis. seweisr. Q Il. aud 81
Cupping &ieeotiaa. Parker.,13 MadIspt
American Laundry. Goa West Front St
Roses. 50 cents dozen At Haydsn,s 703
Market street
For iirstolass dysing aud ssourins 70
tc the Delaware Dye Works. 2i5 Kln8
DR.. J. r. Smith has removed from so
Madison street. to N. W. corner Seventh
and Adams. Telephone 497.
DR.. Simms, No. COG King street. mas 1
worm medicine which Ia tho bes. on ths
market Trva bottle.
Simras' Liver Pills quick IN cTrt uy
headache. splendid liver s.lmulans; bsst
ever made; thousands say 90. e5a King
street
DR.. simms Cholera Syrup, the arsse
and certain cure for acute and chroni1
dlarrhoea. cholera m orbus. cholera infau.
tum and summer diseases OF babies alIJf
children. COG King street.
DR.. Slmms' White Puimonic BaIsan. tlls
positive cure 10 sore throat and lung dis.
eases. coughs. hoarseness. Group, bloos
splitting. &e. Sold by regular drugotstr
only anu at COS King street at so cents aud
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And Few Can be Found to Venture an
Opinion That the Boat WIN Succeed I'm
Getting Even One Of the Rsoes for the
finn.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
: shot white Playi.e ehost,

MAssiLLoN, o., Sept. l0.-For some time
past the residents Of Prospect street have
been annoyed by what superstitous people
called ghost. Frank Webb and William
Conrad, wishing to have some sport, dressed
themselves to represent the ghost. Henry
Ryder, on his way home, saw the pair,
and thinking 1t was tho much talked Of
ghost fired at them. Webb received q flesh
wound in the arm and Conrad got a ball
In bis heel. Neither are seriously, though
painfully injured.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
After . Band of smurr,.r,.

ST. JoHN's, N. F., Sept. 1o,-The Gus
toms department made further irnpor-
@tant seizure of s,nuggled goods yesterday
under circumstances which render certain
that they are unearthing the biggest and
most daring band of smugglers ever dis
covered In this country. Unfortunately
the Whiteway government is asserted to
be in league with them, and nothing has
been done towards prosecuting them. On
the contrary, the latest developments in
dictate that one of the members of the ex-
ecutive council will defend them, in which
event acquittal is practically certain.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
N oTIcE-TAx PAYERS TAKE NoriCG
~ CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR

M o1ICE-eowing machines, ali kinds from
In 70 up. New 500 machines reduced to SIS
w and so. Cash or instruments. Repairing
~ lowest prices. l,ock fcller's No. 100 West
fth street, corner OF Sbipley. jasir
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
The Electric Weed killer.

Advantage has been taken of the cleo
trio current to destroy weeds that grow
by railroad tracks. A mild current of
electricity acts as stimulant to such
plants, but current strong enough to
disintegrato the tissues will kill them.
To accomplish this in large way car
is provided with an engine, an alternat-
ing dynamo and an induction coil. One
terminal of this induction coil is con-
nected to the earth through the car
trucks A we'll insulated cable leads
from the other terminal to a metallic
strip behind the car, which stretches
across the track a short distance above
the ground and is provided with many
fine wires pendent from it, like the
teeth Of rake. Through these teeth tho
electric discharge takes place, and any
weed touched receives deadly current
through it. As the car is pulled along
the track every weed is at once killed,
and with such an apparatus many
miles of railway may be quickly and
cheaply freed from weeds.
A writer in The Cosmopolitan, who
described the foregoing, says that SIM
liar plan is feasible for Kidding culti-
waited fields from such troublesome
pests as thistles, daisies, chicory or any
other whose stems at any time reach
above the grass around them. A two
wheeled vehicle like a horse rake, carry
ing suitable secondary battery, a me-
chanical current alternator and proper
induction coil, could be driven across a
field and kill every plant its teeth
should touch.
The New York state crop bulletin
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
A postof,c. a. the Atlanta E.po,,tyon.

wAsHINeToN, Sept fo.-The acting post
master general has directed full post
office sub-station to be established at the
Atlanta exposition grounds. Visitors to
the fair, and the employees, ETC., can re-
-ceiye their mail there. A postal car, part
OF the government exhibit, will be placed
alongside the postoffice, and its practical
workings shown as an annex to the sub
cfaffa,Ys
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-10
ne Re.Ign from conrrs...

NEW YORK, Sept 1o.--It is authorita,
lively announced that Congressman Quige
will forward to Governor Morton, within
day or two, his resignation OF the Office
of representative In congress for the Four
teenth congressional district. Mr.. QuiRe
has timed his resignation 30 as to enable
his place to be filed at the coming general
election. 1t is understood that his reasons
for reggning are altogether of business