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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-07
Higher Education,

WACO, TEXAS. March I'd, ISa5.-EprroR
REPrBL1CAN-Please give me space In your
valuable paper to speak few words OF
the correspondence school OF Theology,
which Is located at Waco. Texas. The
most popular thing to day as means to
higher education is the correspondence
work In order that tht5 end may be attain
ed, we have such schools In this county
as. tho National University of Chicago,
American Institute, OF Sacred Literature,
Chautauqua, etc. which graduate stud.
ents yearly from this departments of
medicine law. theology. etc. The students
from these schools arc doing active and
progressive work If the Individual has got
the push, he cun In a faw years accomp.
llsh untold good by being connected with
such school. These schools are doing
great good not only for those whose on.
portunltles were such as not to allow
them to get common education but Tor
those who have received college train.
ing.
The Correspondence School OF Theo
loRyR Ia established for the higher eduea-
tion OF our ministry; but ia prepared 10
teach the common school branches as
we'll as the theological studies, throu gh
direct correspondence. This is the flrst
school OF its kind among the Afro Ameri.
cans. This school offers not only the
means but constant encourag ement
and ptogressiveness. The clergyman can
not afford to disregard OF neglect such
an opportunity 10 OBTAIN theological
training.
Every local preacher, Sunday. school
superintendent and teacher as well as the
pastor will find that this course Will be a
great help to them Why not every min.
lister hold diploma from some school
of theology The Correspondence School
of Theology Is Increasing In menbership
every day with students from the differ.
snt States. You can begin to study at
any time. II yol don't need this, cut ii
out and give 1t to some one who desires
an education. The students OF the school
speak encouraging words of the method
OF instruction Write for further infor
nations incloss a stamp SO that you can
get AL immediate reply.
pRoF l., L. bEstBY, A. Il b. D.,
Principal OF Correspondence school oil
Theology, Paul Quinn College. Waco.
Texas.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-07
PoiiricaI Iss,,s..

The Every Evening says: "whsn they
(Ghc Repuplicans) had power from 1889 to
1891. they did not please the people by
their action on the tariff question. Nc
Klnleyism ives repudlatsd by tire people,
and we fancy that the Republican party
will make no serious attempt to go back
to IT,
The Republicans were misled and de.
celvsG by the MISREPRESENTATION of Demo.
cratic speakers, and many OF them were
led to vote for Clevelaad on the groun d
that change might do good. They soon
discovered the deception praotleed, and
have bsen on the stool Of repentance a
ever since and will not ba deceived n
second time by political knayes. but will
gladly Institute the Mckinley policy as
soon as they have the opportunity to do
so. That question concerns thsm more
closely than any other. and this Rspubll.
cans will not be found soon agaEn voting
the bread out OF their mouths. AS to the
J other issues 1t is time enough to hunt
them up as Sufficient unto the day IL
the evil thereof
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-07
Com pulsory Education.

We call the attention Of our readers to the
public meeting which the members OF the
New Century Club are arranging for next
Monday evening, March tith, in the Opera
House OF this city. The meeting Is for
the purpose of affordlng to those who
baye not heretofore considered the COM
pulsory educational bill, now before our
Legislature an opportunity to hear 1t
discussed ably and we'll. Chief Justice
Lore will preside on the occasion referred
to,unless prevented by stress OF work. The
principal speakers of the evening will be
Mr.. Mayo. Of the Educational Bureau at
Washington, whom Com missioner Harris.
Chief OF the Bureau, desgnates as the
best man in the field, for the purpose men.
toned; Rev. DR.. Hulburd OF Grace Metho.
dist Church, this city. the Rev. Mr..
Meeser OF the Second Baptist Church, and
members Of the New Century Club. The
occasion will be an Interesting one and
will perhaps be the largest public meet
ing which has ever been held in this city,
in the interests OF education.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-07
secena Toar,n.the ..,.olnsn ,.n1c.,,

HE large number of people who have
leieurei aHd the growing desire of Ameri.
cans To see the wonders Of their native
land are the principal agencies In ad.
vanelng healthy sentiment IN favor of
travel
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company's
personally.condueted tours to California
will be conducted In all respects as those
OF preceding years. with sams added ad.
yantaRes, which cannot fail 10 attract
the attention aad enlist tho interest OF the
tourist
in aditttCn To the hlgh.grade acommo
datlons nni entertainment In transit. the
Fennsylvena tourists ara treated with ths
Same libethitty wherever the journey Is
hfoien, lhe clio eest rooms in the load :
lhg hotels are always reserved for thelr
uss. lor which regular rates are paid, so
that tue guests. although members OF a
large party, ENJOY all the privileges of in.
diyidhhls who may have matte their own
selections
he second tOnr in tho lsQj serlea To tho
no!deh hate viii leave New York and
Philadelphia March 20, 1885 arriving at
san Ftaheisco March 20. and at New York
aud Philadelphia May IS, 1898.
Detailed itinerary will 10 sent on apVlt.
cation to Tourist Agent 1896 Broadway.
New otk; or Room All, Broad Street Sta.
tlon, Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-07

sHERIFF,S sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Leyari Faeias 10 me directed
Will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House, on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, In the City
of Wilmington, New Castle county,
State OF Delaware
ON THURSDAY,
THE 2lst DAY OF MARCH, 1896.
at o'clock p. M,
the following described real estate, viz :
All that certain lot of land with the
buildings thereon erected, situate Ill the
city of Wilmington, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, TO wit.
Beginuing at "A point on the southerly
side Of Second street at the distance Of
seventy feet t7S more or less from the
westerly side of Orange street, a corner
for land now or late of John Harris
street along a line OF said land eighty
seEen (Si) feet more or less to IL stake;
thence easteIly and parallel to Second
street fifteen feet 90 more or less to IA
Orange Slreet nineteen feet 90 more or
less tG a stake thence caSterly and par
alle tu SECOND street sixty three tG') feet
more or less TO tae westerly side of
ilfty-cight G9 feet more or less to u
stake: thence westerly and parallel to
Second street one hundred and nfty-itve
feet more or less 10 a stake. thence north
crIy and parallel to orange street one
hundred aud thirty-siX. feet more or less
to said Southerly Side of SECOND street.
and thence thereby eastefly eighty tSA
feet moro or less to the place OF begin
seized aud taken In execution as the
property OF Samuel j. White and Laura
Niife his wifs, and tits, and to lie
6o.l bS
PAIL GIELIS, Sheriff.
shetin's once, Wilmington, Del, March
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-07

An Inersnsed Sun For C0iored schools
The Every Evening advocates an n.
crease OF the appropriation by the Iegis.
lature from $4,000 to els, 600 for the bene.
hit OF co'ored schools. There were &C.
cordiug to the last census 1868 colored
children enrolled In tho schools, while II
they attended school in the Same pro-
portion that while children do, the en-.
roltnsnt should roacn $500. and $4,000
should be used to properly educate that
number. We are plea sed TO see the Every
Evening manifest 40 much interest in
the education OF oolored children, a
their proper training is a very important
matter aud well worth the attention o I
every good citizen. The colored boys
and girls must be educated and a15, 600
per annum appropriated by the LegisIa-
iature to provide school buildings anu
teachers Ia comparatively a small sum
for the purpose. After applying s3. 600
fer school buildings there would be loft
Gals for the tuition OF each pupil, which
Ii really very small allowance, and one
that should not be grudinxly given. II
we do not voluntarially lay out something
for their education we may be compelled
to Day greater sum for their puntsh-
ment. An ounce OF prevention is certain
~ worth more than pound OF cure.
fERY little II any value attaches to any
thing which has been secured without an
effort. For years past the greatest efforts
have been made TO kill the telephone pa.
tents. Success at last has crowned the
endsavore and now let US hope that Will
mington Will be benefited by tn, decision
Of the Supreme Court.
Let US have an opposition line through
tie city and State. 1t is unfair. III our
opinion, to make a subscriber in VIII
mington pay fora message to Middle.
town. Again as in a case this week we
do not think II fair when subscriber OF
his friend is willing to pay the extra
charges to talk with person at Odessa,
that subscriber should be compelled
to walk to the exchange or to pay sta
tlon. Ten words to Odessa by telegraph
cost rs cents. and five minutes conversa
tion over the telephone by subscriber
costs 20 cents and non.subscrlber pays
30 cents for message. II person with
telephone at Mlddletown wants to con
verse with person In Wilmington. doe.
he pay extra to do so? Then what is h
paping rent for his phone for? le |
to look at for admiration. subscriber
at one place should be treated the same al
at another,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-07
AnusDnIentS.


The renowned magician kollar, and h a
charming wife arpeared at tho Graui
Opera House last evening, In u wonlerf4i
magical aud MUD reading entertainments.
before large and weli pisased audlenc9.
The telling Of figures bT Mr. kelIar. whti,
hllEdiulded, Was wonderful US well "a
the nunbar, amount OF checks and bV
whom drawn. also the amount ana mum.
Der Of bank note. The entoftUinment
WAS interesting In every WAY and a treut
that wHs mlssod by many.
Champion james ]. Corbett aud q care.
fully selao ed company Will appear a. tho
Grand opera House, iu the American
comedy .dEGfua, Gentleman 3sck, on Sat.
urlay evening, Since Lie Initial tow as
an 6oto., hs UaB tArelorsd rapidly, Iue
play is intended as sE4teh a. the cham,
pioHs lifs and l. In five acts presented
intact with eisYAr sGallo eiiette sud para
pisrDalln. An Interesting event OF the
performance will be sclcntlhc exhibition
of boxing by MIR. Corbett and Mr. steve
ODonneIl Ali our sports will no doubt,
be in attendance.
The sails OF seats for L. Il Sothern,s Ell.
gageneht. which occurs at the Grand
Opera House next Wednesday evening,
commences at box Office of theatre to.
morrow morning at 0 clock. Aibig rush
Ia expected.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-07
! l.lsn..st sarrrl.r,

Miss May Cieaves, was rendered sur.
prise by her many friends at her home
No 925 Pine street last 6yehIbR, The
evening wns enjoyabfy spent il tamos
instrume9tRl and vocal I1psio. Tho table
sRaos Sas as asat saS ssG"nEs e Es
selBon. They returned to their homes
much pleased with the evenings enjoy.
ment.
Those present wers: Mr.. and Mrs Null.
NJ Miss Della Mullilan. Misses Lois
Dukes, Lille Ho1ecker, Carrie Cartridge.
Betty Ward. Essie Thompson, Ida Rhine,
Lena Broadhatt Effie Wiswell. Mamie
and Laura MeGnnigal. May Cleaves;
Messrs. VIII Cleaves of Marshallton;
Newell Farrow. John Strong, houis Allen,
Albert Card, George Williams. Gus Phll.
lips. Fred Davis. John Mcdowell, w. L.
Jordan and many others too numerous to
mention
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-07
B. & O..
Schedule 10 effect
Nov. 10. 1854
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND

TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND
All trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Express trains.
New xoss. ssse e ssys s ,so: e ~ n = ~ ''0io
New York. Sundays - oa. q II. iii 20 q. m.
$40 20 sa. Z - II ?. IN.
ant ,trssis.l week days .so9 bbs. SD. .Si ~.
sTnH ba u 4p % go 10 40. 10 40 III ss a. IN.
'iss+ lSs. 'sA0. 5 rs. 4Ss % $3.50 +7st sis
il iasa' a5a. 4, {. q d aao. ID u . :Sss $50 'ss
rsss s'sss,'.ss ssss ses I'll $ i s"a 10 % ssa N. ss
saindayps. 81 j. 4 @Sos. Tn 'il4o@ m. -aaa ~a
tlfiEsss'rER. II week daya .sos s5s. ra ss.
Tb8 as q ~. - 80, 10 90 'IG 10. I'll " IN,
125. '24p. IA %. % a5. 80 y ~ sio. 10. III
CHESTER. sundays sos. TIsn. s6s.
'7a4. 10. 10. ~ o, in
am. snnaasi Z l, h; !; ,,S.1, 3 A n. '&isp, IN.
~ sAsaia1k. n aaS zap %AsiseEes X sds ST. s.,
'Sbs p. m.
sundays .tis.zR, az q. M. ,i2ls. .aos
Baltimore and VIZ VI 81 Stations al7 a. M, 81,
Ss!sis 6. y ss !, fo 8 ~ sass.s;
tlt. Y, 81 m- 10. so,'4s 81. SO. Is u
'bbH II 10 p. nj.
PittsbuTx. IS n a In, .4s7 p. m. daily
Chicago g q II. m, - " y. ni.. daily.
Cincnnnti and 1t. Louis ~ i0p IN. abe
New Orleans Via Bristol aul uhattanooia.
sSlsp IN. daily. Through sleeper TO Now
Orleans.
SinReriy accommodation, III a. M. aoa
Us and IL 10 p. m. daily.
Landenberg accommodation, wees days.
fl3, fa. M. as5 and ~ p. hi. Sundays.
$50 n m. 563 p. IN.
Trnins Icave Market street station, for
New York. week days, - 20 q. IN.
For Philadelphia. week days go. 80
- 10, III so n. iI,., 25S o IS p. IN Sundays. exJ
a. M, IOn, . 5S. 9i5 p. ia.
For Pittsburg and Chicago. Week days. $50
For baltimore. week days. =; o., so a. M,
s56 s5 40 p. IN. Sunday = 80 D. IN.
For l.andenberg and Way stations week
Gays 20, 8 30 a. N. : ", o4Op IN. Sundays
s2b a. M. 8 10 D. m.
Leave Philadelphia grwent2 fourth sd
Chestnut streutsl for Whining ton week days,
% III BI5, 7a, Is I,iO I'll AZ d. tri Ii noon i IS
lE5, 200, 3 10. = W. 400 800, % II, 55J ts1
q "a. .ssa. 6.x0 10 10 and Ii s. D. in.
sunday, ID 81. 49, - II. 80 10, I'll AZ n. m, IL
noon Il o. co. Is, '4uJ. ~, U 80, - ~. q ~
10 10 and IL IS p IN.
Leave Philadelphia tTwoifth and alarksi
streets), week duyS u 70 = IN. III 70 n. m,
'S4B. '1as=p. IN. sundays. 'j!l Y So, al 10
a. M. % 40. Zap. tn.
Telephone, No. i9I.
katls to Western polnts lower than VII aoS
ether line. l.
c %. sCUII. General Passenger Agcnt
H. BE CAMPBELL. oenerai Manager
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-07

The Street and Sewer Commission want
the Legislature to pass bill giving the
Board authority to cancel lions against a
property when the owner has paid for the
privilege OF entering the sewer In front
OF his property. As the law is now. such
cannot be done by tine Commission.
Harvey ]. Wiley. secretary OF the Board.
is down at Dover trying to have the bill
passed
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-07
Our I.srIsinInra.

HAVE wo lot Of old Efaldmolhers rep.
Eesenting us down at Dover Are our
law makers really afraid OF their own
shadows? Senator Handy appears to Os
Shout the only Republican at Dover who
has any back bone. dc Ie not untruthful
aud back biting. What lie has te say. he
Goes 1t fearlesslr, and before your face
There are others down at Dover who aro
just as honest but apparently afraid OF
their own shadows, and la{a cAaaEeaBle e
convictions
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-07
Mnt,r, nNrrr.slt.

Cur good church people Try by crsry
hook and crook to raise money FOR the
church. Money. the mother of all evils,
las to be had as well by the church as by
business mon to keep out OF the clutches
of the sheriff The oyster slipper has now
given place Ito the pie sociablen yery
satisfactory and enjoyable pie aoclal was
given for tho heneiit OF the First Protest
ant Church on Wednesday night There
were all kinds of pies on hand, but the
oustard pie seemed to have the call,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-07

John Glypn Will meet NJ. Hallahan In n
six round contest at the Diamond State
Athletic Clubs entertainment Thursday
evening, March 18th. Mr.. Glynn 10 one
of Wilmington's clever boxers, and has
met eome Of the best men In his class,
ami In nearly all his contests be was the
victor. Lovers OF sport should not fall
to see this bout.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-07
At,rr1I,.I I,nru.

The majority OF the Senate Special Com.
mittee. al Albany. n y, have voted to
investigate Troy elections 1t Is alleged
that repeating, riot and assault have been
common at every election held there 1t
is dead set against the Murphy machine
and no doubt will be the menns OF doing
the public big service. Wilmington was
afflicted at one time with nearly as bad n
gang. but the FOUNDERS and tougAs are on
the run all over the country.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-07
Now Carpenter Shop and store House.

NbW NHFNtHttf 5Hop hHu HtuFH fHuHNts
The Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti.
more Railroad Company will erect a 40x
60 feet building to be used as carpenter
and paint shop and store room. on French
street south of the railroad. The new
building will be two stories high, of frame.
and enclosed with sheet iron and will re-
place the unsighily sheds extending from
the rear OF the oil house to the wharf.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-07
Nv stidham Son. Auct.s aeiisSss isS.scd3fw 2e,

$3.50 %nn,sa n%s,t lsaSs ps5,y . wSS n y NEW w9s
tgrprlse, out af which Si.G90 to 81, 900 can ho
made In next = months. A very useful
speciality without competition. aud puf-
ehhser VIII have control for 10 years 2l4
sold NJ candy exposition IN Philadelphia by
ono Judy in II days over 2u0 per cent pro-
TIT II will pay any ono having money 10 N
NestiRate this opportunity Tor good eAte
and legitimate business, IL. NJ. Bayne. ! ".
7th street, Wilmington, rie-sf.eoltf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-07
Ihn I,Irr I.ntInu,,l.i,nr

our citizens had an opportunity Of
witnessing the wiBe purchase OF chem.
,cal engine at the tiro Whica took piaca On
Wednesday afternoon al Second and Jsf.
fersoD streets The fire was extlnguished
In a very few minutes with very sfnan
money loss, ard without rGlnlnS the con.
tents OF the house by f0oltng 1t with
water as IN the old way OF lighting IRE,
PRESIDENT Cleveland alter getting thEs
country into the worst financial maddia
1t has been In for years, has laid down
the rsins Of the government, and shook
the dust OF Ofil5ia eares from his shoui.
ders borrowed gun and gone dueking
lie was known TO he good 'duoI' shot
In his younger days wien he was single
and only plain every day lawyer.
Blns. Bali!ngtou Booth. of tie Salvation
Army has been granted a minister's Ii.
eense and can now Join together all loy.
Ing hearts according to the laws OF both
God and man. We Lops she will become
an adeft at the matrimonial business and
what she by divine right joins together
let not tho Courts of Justice render asuu.
der.
IF 10Y wish to be President bs a lawyer.
None but lawyers can ever hope to be
President of the United States You
should also TO good tisherm an and y
dead shot as veil. as they both go with
the Office.
Mr. fEsRla butts fox terriers are show
hg up III hne form. Two OF them cap.
taIed prizss at the bench sbowin Chicago
which took place thls wess
WE ARR p.ssssd to state to our roadsrs
shat the reoslvsEs Of tie Geo. ". husband
sons Company will conduct the easne..
the same as tbs old oonipauy did and a,
the sRme old etsaa.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-07

On the purchase of $500
worth, we pay railroad excur.
sion fare from Wilmington to
Philadelphia and return.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-07
AT l O'Clock pm.

~ Three head OF hor4 es. No. /. Bay
~ horse, Byenrs OLD. good worker AM
driver. No. :. Brown horse, IL years old. good
worker and dryer. No. 5. Colt. coming years
old and yearltng colt
10 Mitch cows grade Jersey. these cowsNSN
are all young and were all raised on the M
farm. some with calves by their slaes and
some close springers, and others milk Ing.
these COWS are well worth the attention OF
dairymen.
Hoistein bull good stock years old. / large
churu will churn 90 pounds OF butter. /
he.d's butter worker. butter tubs. butter
coolers. horse cart in good order light carrl-
age pole nearly new cart harness.
Also 10 sets OF new stage Harness, made by
fl b. Highheld sets of them nude with
breeohbands ami sets of them without,
Terms OH llarneHs-A cl ldlt OF 90 days VIII
be given on all sums OF $40 and over by tho
purchaser wing bankaSle note with an
approved eudorser nll under that amount
will be cash.
Terms-All sums of SO and under cash,
over that amount a credit OF 10 months OH
the purchaser giving bankable note
with an approved endorser or 8 per cent or
for cush On all credit sums, II not paid when
duo interest from dute,
J.TAYLOR PIERsON.
JIG .Rcbinson, Auc. W.T.. Peoples. Clerk.
f27 III W Jtl O. ODD
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-07

souIhenst Corner titth md king streets
Is the place where you can suit yourself in
delicious pared peaches We nave Nil our
Ienten goods and they arc tency We have
some amusing scenes mt fitth aud King
streets. To-day old gentleman catueln
md e bought pound OF 2b-Cout coffee aud
Il pouna OF a5-ccnt tea. Mrs. Wier hantied
him handful Of Irish dules when lie tell
back on II box and said 1t grew at his own
door IN Ireland. lie wanted some TO show
his family. Oar 5.ceat apples are the daisies.
uur JaNn coffee ut ~ cents is wltFt takes
every one. our No. tea Is excellent; MOI 50
smooth us No. at 10 cents. II nils tho bill.
our haskell ttred Japan anu tea cream iuilth
arc h1e. For cPnts you can keep h child
cntinR lemon cakes all day. Nermacllln
French peas cheap. Look In at omr butter;
there Is nething like 1t. We ell more butter
titan any Sturr in town Look NJ our ereuin
hoaeiess codfBh. Try fish bulls of It ior
Lent. Just you Try them once; they are too
good ta thils About. We hilNe good Hour +
Sh2a- Try IL. vanilla waters, nnw pluins,
apricotsani marrow heans. /, NJ WIEk
Cor. Fiftu and htpR streetas Inb-6ts