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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-07

Mr.. Turner, OF Mitchell. and NJ,
Hileman thought this unnecessary an,
unwise in view Of the amount OF legis
i. lation ahead OF the House. 1t Was de
termlned to make the adjournment on
ly until 10 this morning.
On the p. 1T Of the House, the follow
ing committee was appointed by tht
Speaker Messrs. Smith, OF Gates
Yates, Of Richmond, Williams, of era.
ven, Mclean, of Richmond.
SATURDAY, FEB. 2ND.
SENATE.-Uusual opening.
Petitions. By Senator Bethany of
Nash, from citizens of Edgecombe for
retrenchmsnt in public expenditures.
By Senator McKaskey of Martin.
from citizens for preventing setting of
pod nets In Roanoke river in two miles
OF the mouth.
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
BY Senator Sanders, D., of Union, bill
to prevent preference OF creditors by
lnsOlvent debtors.
Mr.. Paddison moved that the Senate
proceed to the election ola Presiden,
pro tenn. Lieutenant Governor Dourb-
ton being absent. The motion was
adopted.
Senator Rice nominated Senator F.
L. Franck, p, of OneIow.
Senator DoSd, of Mecklenburp. nom-
mated Senator w. J. Adams. d ~
Moore.
Senator Franck waselected. receiving
thirty-two votes, Senators Adams and
hlce, one each. Senator Dowd was the
only Democrat present besides Senator
Adams.
Senators Dowd and Moody were ap-
'ointed a committee to escort pres; +,
ent pro tenn. Franck to the chair. t
Bill to establish graded schools in
Alnston was taken up and passed second b
aading. The voters of the district =
'aii vote upon the proposition, and +
" or against the levy of a tax Of "a l
'nts on the 500 worth Of property .
I'd ~ cents on the poll to support the
hools. Separate schools are to be
for the two races without
II
Bill to fees of Solicitors in estates Of -
fants, fees not to exceed $40 in estates
nth over $500, or S. when an estate
worth $500 or less, fees to be fixed
Judge of the Superior court
ssed third reading.
). b. 90, directing the public print.
to be let to the lowest b oder ia led
the committee is preparing anotne,
as substitute
senator Hoover called up S. B. 1863 AL
extend to the Farmers Alliance tn.
re privileges as are extended %
or benevolent organizations, by al
Ing an insurance feature to be added /.
ne Alliance. The bill passed third -
ling, and was ordered sent 70 n.
use without engrossment.
b. ~, to amend the Consti,,.;o
n'o't1ng the use of free passes or .,
ks by public officers, wa, laid ~
table. -
b. l75, regulating the employment,
Dor in cotton and other fac,or,.s q
'" 'o'aoiy reported and laid on
table.
ocsE--Usual opening. II.
nong reports from standing com HI
''s' were those on payment Of ! I
nses OF contestee and contes,an,
ia the resolution to pay expens..
Dom. the ~r. tn
:. seated from begin
en- (both reported unfavorahlv, fwent
'tore o per cent as the legal rate ~ =,
'st' reported with request for 10
erence to Finance co,nn;,.. Care
was 50 referred; unfavorable
on bill to prevent railroad. =
aph and telephone compen,e,
making Discrimination in thA For
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-05

Joshph R. Francis OF No. s23 Orange
etreet. on Wednesday received the follow.
lug letteI from Rev. William ii. Heard,
minister to Liberia. 1t explains itself
Legation OF United States, Monroyia.
LfbeIiu, May IA 1895 Il am here at my
post, and the trip was pleasant | was
sensiclx, out not as the people had made
ms believe. l anu PLEASED at the surroun-
ding. This IS the negroes home, Here
he has everything In his power, and no
white nun can come in and dlrect.
lie farmers in America would better
their condition by coming here. They can
live here as we'll as In America. But one
must be very careful Tor II you are not
you cannot stand the climate. 1t is not.
but no hotter than there.
1t Is hot here the year around. This is
the rainy season ami then 1t ls cool, But
thousands OF our people could better their
condition by coming here II ls the great
est fruit country In the world. Hogs,
cows, sheep. goats and chickens ducks
and geese arc .a.sod and nothing 10 fed
very much. The people take strangers to
their houses feed and doctor them until
they become acc!imated and never think
OF charging ono cent for 1t.
II am living. that Is tho plan now be-.
fore me, and II all works we'll, ! Will be- In
Wilmington on my way to the General
Con ference to which ! have been elected
by the church OF tubs country. l want
your Christian Eudeayor Society Lo send
me $40 OF SIS bs | am goiEg to erect IAN
EndeaTor Chapel" this year. They must
be among the first to help mo. Love to
friends Many teachers could be employ
90 hera at 0uoe. Pray for me. Yours in
Christ W. II. Heard.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-05
SHELLEY AND BYRON.
Some Privately Printed and Very Frank
Letters Showing Their Relations.

Some Privately Printed and Very Frank
Letters Showing Their Relations.
Some letters from Shelley to Leigh Hunt
have been privately printed in England,
and among them are few hitherto un-
known to students of the poet and essay
LIST. 1t Is sald that these new letters are
particularly illuminating as to Shelley's
relation with Byron. Here are some ex-
tracts from letters written early in 1929,
which bear upon this point:
Meanwhile let my last letters as far as
they regard Lord Byron, be as If they had
not been written. Particular circum-
stances or rather, should say, particular
dispositions in Lord Byron's character
render the close and exclusive intimacy
with him in which l find myself intolera-
BILE to me. Thus much, my best friend,
will confess and oonfide to you. No feel
ings of my own shall injure or interfere
with what Ii now nearest to them-your
interest-and will take care to preserve
the little influence may have over this
Proteus in whom such strange extremes
are reoonoiled, until we meet, which we
now must, at all events, soon do.
I said what I thought with regard to
Lord Byron, nor would ] have brcathed a
syllable of my feelings in any ear but
gpuFSi Dut WIN you NOuiu anu may
think aloud. Perhaps time has corrected
me, and 1 am become, like those whom
formerly condemned, misanthropical and
suspicious. II so, do you cure me nor
should wonder, for if friendship is the
medicine of such diseases may well say
that mine have bcon long neglected-and
how deep the wounds have been you partly
know and partly can conjecture. Certain
it is that Lord Byron has made me bitterly
feel the infcriority which the world has
presumed to place between us and which
subsists nowhere in reality but in our own
talents which are not our own but ma
ture's-or In our rank, which is not our
own but fortunes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-05

The following cases were before Judge
Ball this IN orning.
James l. Galloway took In the sights
yesterday morning aud In the afternoon
he caused considerable disorder around
his boarding honse 629 East Seventh
street. He was fined 50 and costs.
John 0Rourhe was arrested by OFFICER
Gum on Delaware Avenue about o'clock
this morning. He had reen harvesting at
Cherry Hill. BE was allowed to go back
to the farm.
Amanda Anthony colored celebrated
yesterday by assaaltinH Ida Hazard. She
was ordered to pny 30 and costs Tor her
fun.
John Davis, colored. was fined 50 and
coste because he would not leave LaYlna
Irons house.
William Ztegler was fined IS and costs
for being drunk and dIsOrderly.
Barney Clark was drunk yesterday and
will spend twenty days at New Castle un.
less he pays line OF " and costs.
James Watson, oolorei, was tined 81
and costs for discharging II revolver on
the street yesterday,
Charles Dugan will hereafter be obliged
to permit John Dougherty 20 pass up the
street without causing him any annoy
aGce.
Owing to an important witness being
absent the case of John Farralrr was con-
tinued until Monday morning.
officer Sharrys attention was called IL
barrels OF refuse at the stand OF Churles
Ramsbergcr on sunday morning. Botf
barrels were half full llo Was fined u
and COSTS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-05

Chancellor Waloott will tns afternoon,
deliver his decree in the Injunction suit
OF the Jessup IL Moore Paper Company vs
the Ford Morocco Company argument on
which suit ocou pied the attention oil Chan
ceiy Court longer than has case for
many years.
This morning the chancellor held sos.
sioDs of both chancery and Orphans
Courts. 1n chanoery, upon the petition
OF William II. Porter, receiver OF the
Young Mems Loan Association, he was
granted an order to sell real estate
and mortgages OF the association.
Harry Emmons was appointed trustee
to sell the real estate Of the late William
Chandler.
In Orphans Court. Harry Emmons.
trustee appointed to sell the estate of
John n. Celand deceased. made return OF
sale. which was approved.
The Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company administer OF w. L. Finley was
granted an order to sell his real estate.
Charity Il. Pierce. Administrative OF
Walter Pierce, was granted an order to
sell real estate.
return OF the sale OF the real estate Of
the late David q. Wilson by the admins.
TRAITORS the Equitable Guarantee and
Trust Company was approved
The Security Trust and Safe deposit
Company, administrators of Isabella, Eva
and Ellen Davidson, were granted eE or.
der to make distribution OF certain per-
sonal property. late OF their father, Thos.
Davidson. The Security Trust and SAFE
Deposit Company. executors OF the late
John Fehrensack were granted an order
to sell real estate.
The same trustee was granted an order
to sell real estate Of Rosa p Lamplsky.
The commission appointed to assign
dover OF the estate OF the late George j .
Pemberton made Its return which was Hp.
| proved.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-05

Judgments nggre9ating 81 203,70 have
been entered against Laura NJ. Meredith,
grocer. at No. 500 Madison street
Edwin Kershaw has been reelected
harbor master by the Board of Port War
dens.
New fro alarm box No 1914, at the Lie
big Manufacturing Company's works, is
now In service.
Mr.. II. II. Ward left on Wednesday for
q three weeks scjourn In Colorado.
At every station OF the T.. W. Ar. r. R.
Co., you see the sign "ksep OFF the Grass"
Mayor c. r. Jefferis was given banquet
by the members OF the Philadelphia
County Dental Association at the Union
League on Tuesday night last.
Mr. Harry Schnept of No. 224 King
street Is putting in new ten min alley.
John j. Morris OF No. 1873 w. Fourth
street. lost his gold watch Wednesday.
but afterward recovered 1t. Geo. Tyndall
was the Under.
An article entitled Glow Hall Million
Dollars We're Spent In Wilmington. Del. :"
appears In the curront number Of Paving
and Municipal Engineering 1t describes
improvements made to the city streets.
Miss Johanna NJ. A Parker was the
guest OF New Castle frlents yesterday.
Tho Lowe Senate will take moonlight
cruise on the steamer Ulrlca tonight RS.
RafuleSB OF inc Neatner' lue ttlp was
postponed from June 2fth.
The Misses Rodney, New Castle, have
returned home after trip to Europe,
Georga S. Mnrr will spends his vacation
at New York. Newark, Asbury Park and
Trenton.
Mlss Bessie Allen spent yesterday IT
| New Castle.
| Mr.. and Mira. Clarke stewart took In the
oil gifts ct New Castle yesterday.
Mrs. W. Lewis Duff aud daughter, Vera.
| of Newport. Del. will return In few
days after spending several weeks with
relatives and friends in Bret. Iowa, and
| Chicago, Ill.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-05
FIFTH EDITION,


NEW CASTLE, July b.-The heavy rain
last night and to-day at noon has Hooded
tile ball grounds at Battery Park, and 1t is
expected that the Riverside club will not
play here this afternoon.
The Manayunk club 10 billed to play 70.
morrow afternoon. Should 1t cease faid.
Ina and the sunshine tomorrow then 1t is
expected that the q. A. q. will have
chance to warm the boys from Mama
yuhx.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-05
THE THEORY OF THE DIGESTION


The human stomach Is psar.ahaped
bag into which all food drops at onoo
when swallowed. Three things happen:
the blood PUSHES into the Substance OF
the stomach (not into lite interior) to heat
"; thousands Of little ducts OF plpes pour
copiousiy forth iiued called the gastric
juice; and. then. the stomach begins a
wave-ilke. churning. movement which
thoroughly mikes the gastric juice with
the food. and by-and.by changes the
whole into gray.looklng, semi.liquld
paste called chime. This is digestion as
II takes place in health,
But look you'll II the stomaGh falls to
furnish the gastric juice. or falls to FUR
nlsh enough OF II, the food simply lies In
the stomach and turns sour. putreiles,
ferments- AS 1t would In a warm. moist
air outdoors. This lie indig ton, dys.
to escape the poisops 50 engeEdered pass
into the circulation and set up train OF
results like these; headache; fout taste In
the mouth; loss of appetite and nausea;
futred tongue; dlsordered heart action;
nervous weakness and prostitution; chllls
weight In the chest after eating; fugitive
muscular palms followed In time by
grave local ailments, etc. All this. boar
In mind, comes OF more or less CON plete
failure OF the stomach to seorete gastric
juice
Having studied this subject for many
years the Shakers OF Mt. Lsbanon IN. "
famous as medicinal chemists and herb.
allsts-sought among tho plants oultlvat.
ed by them only for a remedy which
should have the distinct and especial Of.
feet OF stimulating tho flow of gastrlo
juice to a normal amount aud at tha
same time OF The full, natural digestive
strength.
No other 80 called remedies for dyspep.
sla have this purpose In view. yet II Is the
ul.H,.. k4.fUU
their efforts, even beyond their hopes,
they have placed their discovery oil the
market under the name OF the Shaker Di.
gestive Cordial Its effects are I'M tn ediate
and radical. Relief Is felt at once and
permanent cure soon follows. 1t Ia the
SURE and scientific remedy for indigestion
and dyspepsia.
Confident In their work the Shakers offer
trial bottles at the nominal price OF ten
cents. For sale by Dearly all druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-05

The young people OF Madeley M. r.
Church, will give an EDworth League e2.
cursion on Wednesday evening, July 10.
Thew desire by this method to contribute
towards a fund for putting necessary re.
paiIs on Madeley Church. The steamer.
Ulrloa will leave King street wharf at y
o'clock. returning by IL o'clock. Tho
tickets are on sale at so cents, and can be
procured OF members of the league. or at
the wharf the evening OF the excursion.
Refreshments, Ice cream and cake will be
served on board This will be one OF the
best moonlight excursions Of the season.
Help good cause by going on this ex-
curslOn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-05

The Water Witch Fire Company had a
gala day, A new flag was raised over the
building Ia the morning. 1t was pro-
Adams and was accepted on behalf OF the
scompany by ex.oity solicitor George A.
EiliOtt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-05
1T WAS ONCE A GOD.
WHY THE TuMBLEsuG WAS WCR-
SHIPPED BY EGYPTIANS.

The Wonderful Little Insect That Every
Country Boy Knows-How It Hides Its
Eggs-RoiiinE the Bail-How Mrs. Turn.
blsbug Helps When II Sticks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-05
The batting order Is as follows


2 The Wcst Chester News says. The West
Chester and Wilmington Plank Road
Company has como to the conclusion that
ID cannot get justice at the hands OF q
Chester county jury. Upon applications
pf counsel for this corporation. Judge
Waddell has granted a rule on the county
Df Chester to show cause why there shall
not be a change OF venue. and II is alto
Eather likely that the case will be heard In
another county. This ease has already
been referred to on numerous occasions
In the News. and Ia perhaps we'll under.
stood by It's readers. The turnpike be.
longing to the company was condemned
and two juries have already assessed
damages, but their awards were In neither
Instance satisfactory to the plaintiffs. and
hence-the matter has now assn med this
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-05
: ANITA.


She's pretty puss in boots.
With a saucy name that suits
Eveff glance.
10 IL whispered. IL II sung,
Still II rippies ON the tongue
In q dance.
Oh, she walks so pit-a-pRt,
And she talks of this and thai
Such way,
Just TO watch her witching blush
Even Socrates would hush
Half day.
She is not an angel. no.
They are out o. place below.
Let US grieve.
Yet porehance there is wing
bid beneath that puffy thing
Styled sleeve.
Her singing makes me think
OF trielIsy bobolink
All delight, ."... =.
With his silver strain allow
Where the apple blossoms blow
Pink and white.
Like wild rose newly born
Bursting into bloom at morn.
Dew agleam,
DO enhancing is her smile,
10, 1t haunts me all the while
.y In dream.
Samuel Minturn Peck In Century
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-05

meeting wRs held at bishop b. 7.
Rnley rozllenUc, No 10 West lwolfth
street, In the Interest OF the Sarah White
Home fUr aged and INDECENT colored poo.
pie, at which the appointment OF NJ. j.
Anderson as soliciting agent Tor the home
was endorsed. The amount OF thirty dol.
lars WAS subscribed. all persons called
on by Mr.. Anderson can reBt assured their
subscription will he thankfully received.
as Dir. Anderson is our authorized agent
to soicit aid signed.
Bishop b. I. Euley. Mrs. Amelia lay
ton, Mrs Elizabeth ID. Clark. Mrs. Rachel
A. kuley. Airs Maria Hamilton. Ars.
Reby cea Cooper. Mrs Arena ii. Hunter
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-05

The filthy condition OF King street.
made 80 by the market, was the subject
OF much talk on Wednesday, and when the
work Of cleaning the thoroughfare was
commenced business men along 1t were
still greater provoked by the muuner of
so doing. Instead OF the street. being
sprlnkled to prevent the rising Of the
dust workmen swept 1t and the dust
waited In clouds Into the Stores soiling
stock and provoklng everybody. When
ever the streets is cleaned the sprinkler
should be used.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-05

'Joer Howard who escaped from Sing
Sing prison on Thursday night was ar.
rested In the summer OF 1870, In our city
for attempting to rob the Delaware Bank
He was tried and COW lcted and sentenced
to remain In the pillory one hour, to re.
celve forty lashes and serve sente nee OF
ten years In jail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-05

II now looks as though Wilmington will
have no bow.leRRed mems club. At
meeting Wednesday night the attendance
was poor and the interest was not as
Rrast as that OF former meetings. Fred.
Hook, who has been the life and soul OF
the movement said he had worked hard
all day calling upon bow-legEed men
whom he knew or had heard OF, but few
of them wished to belong to the club.
some of them appeared TO he offended q {
being asked to join. He 10 determined to
push the matter through and another
NEE ing will be held next week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-05
Hear Morrow. sneIIpot parIs. July 6.


The wheat grew thicker on the field OF
JHmes Carpenter, uenSA 9ntrevils. than
on any other Held that FER came under
our notice, at least tho Socks are larg or
and stand closer together than we have
ssen In any other place. We should like
to know the number OF bushels 1t will
yield to the acre. II Tho hes de- were
properly filled, there should be forty.
Thn shocks on the Held OF Nm. Wilson,
Jr near the Lower Brandy Church
are pretty thick, but Alr. Carpenter carries
oil the palm
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-05

The management Of Union Street Park
will huye their & ani display OF fireworks
II clear, They are said to be limo and IN
olude many pieces never seen by many OF
our citizens. The Robinson Opera Com.
pany Will present the popular urara "Oll.
veVte," this anu tomorrow evenings This
company was secured at enormous ey.
pense and the management deserve the
highes. praise In having secured 1t Tor
sum mer amusement.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-05

The Levy Court Wednesday afternoon,
did not take any definite action on the
bills presented by Sheriff Glllls aud the
late Frank Herbert. for com mltments and
meals Of county prisoners. The matter
with that of tho charges Of Chief OF Pc.
lice Doian of % and 10 cents each for GER
tain loyal processes, while the Ball tramp
law only allows 10 and l5 cents, was laid
over until Tuesday OF next week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-05

Bids will be- received by the chairman
OF Police and Light Commit of Marcus
Hook on Thursday. July Is.
Bids will be received by Acting Score.
tary William II. Sim ms for the U. 8. Gov.
ernmont for the furnishing and instnlla-
ton OF an electric light plant at the Gov.
eminent Hospital for the Insane near
Washington, d. G. The bids will close on
Monday, July ed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-05

There was a school election at Walnut
Green school honse Christlana Hundred
on Wednesday at which only four votes
were cast. Notwithstanding that there
were three candidates. They were Wm.
Wilson. Jr. No .; William Green and Peter
Frederick of Alt. Cuba. william Wilson,
Jr., No. O., was elected, us u count OF the
ballots sho wed that he had received two
votes. Each of the candidates received
one vote,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-05

Tomorrow promises to be partly
cloudy to clearing. with little change OF
tenn perature. Sunday fair and rather
warmer. followed by showers IN different
sections.
THE TEMPERATURE,
The Thermometer at the REPUBLICAN,
Office to day;
2 O'Clock. 10 o'clock. 2o'clock.
R5 II 50
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-05

Those having the improvements OF the
city's streets and sidewalks at henri should
look at the pavement and alley in the rear
OF No. sol Orange street. 1t Is Just thts
sort OF weather which Transforms that
place into mud puddle through which
pedestrians have to wade or walk. 1t t5 o
nuisance that should be abated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-05

A gentleman OF his city who was at
New Castle esterday stated to a REpUBLI.
CAN reporter to-day that the decorations
at New Castle yesterday were beautiful.
The prize winners were j. II, Rogers
Sheriff Glllls aud the fire company 9th
ers who had close calls on tho prizss were
James d, Brady. John Il, stoops, James
b. Toman, Andrew N. Gallagher and the
Q. A. U. The citizens deserve consldera.
ble credit for their patriotism.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-05

Whether on pleasure bent, or business.
take on every trip bottle OF Syrup OF
Egs, as 1t acts most pleasantly and eff
fectly on the kidneys, liver and bowels,
preventing fevers, headaches and other
forms u sickness For sale In Soc aud 81
bottles by all leading druggists. Manu-
featured by the California Fig Syrup Go.
only.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-05

New Castle. and Rev. W. L. Lewis of this
city, left to-day for a European trip. They
will sail from New York to morrow morn
ing on the steamer State OF California for
Glasgow. MIR. and Mrs. Wylle will go to
Ireland and Mr.. Lewis will vislt the Brit.
ish Isles. They will return In Septembe
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-05

young man named W. Tutbs residing
at Second and Poplar strsat, had his hand
almost blown oil yesterday while dis.
charging some fire works,
Thomas Tully had his eyes badly In.
jured by fire crackers In the saloon OF b.
Nugent Cedar straet
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-05

wife--Thonas, wish you would let
me have 80.
: Hus5and-All right, my dear. Here's
a f10 note for you.
i Wtfe--oh, thank you, Thomas, but you
forgot to pay me the BID. you borrowed of
methe other day when you We're short of
change. -London Tit Bits.