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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-03

tgraduate of the Philadelphia Collage
OF pharmacy has charge of our prescfip.
tlon department. Taylor Pharmacy. 3j4
King Street.
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IInIIlk
I.lrctrlcaI,

The person holding ticket No. IG7 has
drawn the two pets on exhibition at 227
Market street. Call and got thom,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-03

,Shloh's Curs Is snid on guarantee. Tt
cures lncipieut CONSUMPTION. It Is the
best Cough Cure. Only one cent q doas.
25cts., 5Octs., and sl.0D
Sold by N y. Dluforth, druggist, Second
and Markct SIS,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-03

II. I. SsrKss ai,Iaal,r In coal wool ani
grain; Largo paA osel for family u4s.
a 70 hiAAory wood lsr opnu gtatns Or.
ice Seventh anil Etaf strust. PhDne 5l5
tArd loa SSiYiAAs .r,Eun.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-03

5000 lbs Havana Shorts Tor sale at 8.
". corner Second aud SIlpley streets. at
20 CENTS pound. City Market Cigar Fac.
totU Ii. L. BouEDos. prey.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-03

Go to Smeltz Il Co. II East Fourth
etrest. for ul kinda of fruits produce.
oysters and lishi wholesale aud retail.
Don't forget tho number, II East Fourth
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

One dozen photographs Tor 90 cents at
Hollaud's Photograph Gallery. 3l1 Market
street,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-03
Quarterly l,eettuu,

What for? There Will be quarterly meet.
ing on sunday at Star OF Bethlehem A. u.
NJ +. Church. Those VINO wish to go can
take the haok at 8 and Frehoh streets and
at Front and Market streets oil sunday
morning. Special invitation Is extended
to ali. George Brown pastor,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-03
.chamn,op Do,,,.yY

Aftor several boys were thrown TO the
ground last evening John H. Champers
was pronounced the champion donkey
rider ut tue circus.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-03
A Pleasant Iiriye.

A hack will leave corner Fourth ant
MarRet streets Sunday afternoons at
o'clock Tor the Lumbardy Cemeterv-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-03

Or. ]. r. Smith has removed from 9lO
Madison stteet, TO N. W. corner Seventh
and Adams. lelenhOre 4DT.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-03
0sod Gpeds-itlaht Prlo,,.

Have your roots palntedby Z. D. Bay +,
s0a Orange straat.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-03
tsnrfirId'- Intuo In p,,cn

Tho statue OF James A. Garfield. of tbo
Garfield Monument Association, was nut
In place on tho granite base prepared for
II at Delaware avenue and Washington
street yesterday afternoon lie staius
will no unveiled OH May 81
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-03
Chn,n,ler 60,

Are at their old place of business again
ready to receive their friends and eustn.
mar5; oiders for coal Hour. feed. hay, etc
yard and store. south sIde. Phone ITO.
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NnIlce 10 stmI.inrl..

All kinds of seed potHtoeA-AIaine Rose
Early Vermont. burbank, White star
Enrly ONO aud Beauty OF Hebron-at
Smellz y Co 3, Il East Fourth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-03

For ilrstca4s dysing aud securing 20
to the Delaware Dye Works. 2iJ King
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-03

:, Roses so eants dnzan at llaydsn's, 7Js
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-03
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Closing Quotations of the New York and
philadelphia Exchanges.

New YoRK, May g - Speculation on the
Stock Exchange today was active throughout
and with the exception of two brief periods
between II and O'Clock, and around delivery
hour, the market WAS strong and prices moved
ard llhaiuu hiLla.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-03
Live Stock Markets.

NEW YonK, May 2-European cables quote
American steers at lltitl2ISc., dressed weight;
refrigerator beef, 94Ql0lfc. Calves active
and very nrm; poor to prime veals, siG5.75,
Sheep and lambs flrm unshorn sheep, poor
70 prime, S4.6.4O; nnslorn lambs, fair to
ehoiee sGSt6,hOi good clipped do, s655; Yir.
finia spring do, S325Ibi.40 Hogs easier in.
ferior TO choice, IS, l5A5.35.
EAST LInERTY, Pa, May 2.-Cattlo steady
and UNCHANGED, Hogs dull and lower; Phila.
aslphias, si.9515; common to fair Workers,
s4.701i.Soi roughs, S3.25dDa. Sheep dull.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-03

Smeltz & Co., commission merchants.
No. II East Fourth street, have Just re.
cetyed large quantity OF the iinost pro-
duce that ever came to Wilmins ton. Call
and see them and you will get bargains
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-03

G. d. Baylls, house painter. has removed
to 7O4 Orange etreet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15
EaNor the Admission OF LaNmen.

BALTIMORE, ND, Sept. IA cir
cular address will DE sent out from here
Monday 10 l,2D.OOO Methodists, urging
them to cooperate In the movement 10
admit iaymen 10 membership IN tne
annual conferences OF the Church. Tho
address was prepared by a committee
from the recent iaymen's conference n"lt
in Baltimore. II Will be sent 10 every
lay electoral conference OF the church,
which will this fail and next spring elect
delegates 10 the general conference 81
the Church Besides the address ot
the iaymcn, "A committee Of preachers
will also send out an address.
The address OF the ldymen gives the
history OF the agitation on the subject
In the Baltimore Conference leadins up
to the recent laymens convention. IL
gives the resolution introduced n The
CO inference faVOring adniission OF lay
men, election OF presiding elders, AMI o.
ordinate power Of bishop aud presiding
elders In the cabinet.
Ii suggests the calling OF conference
TO consider the matter Of admitting iay-
men TO the annual conferences, ana rays;
III time will not permit YOU TO 90 20
In advance or the meeting or Your lay
electoral conference. please instruct your
delegates 20 the lay electoral conference
10 take such action in that boay ana 10
elect delegates TO the general conferences
known 20 be In favor OF lay representa-
ton In the annual conferences; also by
memorializing the general conference
through your delegates 10 that Docy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15
yBE MOR1 CLAIM PifD.
The Money Now in the Hands OF the Act
ing secretary of state.

Ac44rNGTQN, y. c.. Sept A.-After
,,l',s man twenty years OF controversy
,cbich at times has threatened 10 prins
about strained relations between SPAN
ond the United states draft ior lhe
a,nount Of the indemnity demanded D.
,bfs government for the conilscaton OF
the Cuban estates OF Antonio MaNlma
Nora a ,atnrahzed American citizen was
dsliverod to-day by Senor Dupuy ue
Lone. the Spanish Minister 70 the Acl-
ing Secretary of State. All that no"
romans for the final settlement VIII De
tba arrangement Of the assignments made
bv Mr.. Nora 10 creditors and the delivery
40 him Of the residue.
There was no ceremony about TINS cul-
nfnatine act on the part OF SIHln.
Senior de Lone appeared al the STATE
pcpartmcnt "a few minutes after noon
and was Immediately shown into the Of
0ee OF MIR. Adee. lie handed the latter
a draft signed by himself on the London
financial agent OF the Spanish Govern
ment for 295, 4l2 pounds. los. I'D, the equiv
alcut of 81 .ff9O0 or $4,000 Spanish pesos
and Mr.. Adee in return gave formal re-
CENT for the amount. signed by himself,
as Acting Secretary Of state. This con-
stituted the whole transaction and Senor
de Lone and Mr.. Adee uttered some polite
commonplaces shook hands and depart
cd as though they had been attended a
minor matter of business instead OF
making history.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15
of the large attendance at the pablic

OF the large attendance Mt the public
schools.
The Fredericksburg Ice and Lumber
Company shipped this week one 1un1red
and ffty tons OF ice to Richmond.
DR.. James +. Thompson, OF this city,
has been appointed Deputy Grand Pa
triarch Of Golden Rule Encampment. |.
o. o. +.
The Brents mill property, at this city,
which was offered at auction this week
was not sold. no bid that would be ac-
cepted having been offered.
The Rev. J. w. Morton. who has been
spending his vacation near this city with
relatives. has returned 10 his home, at
Knoxville. Tenn.
The Democrats of Stafford county. will
hold n meeting next Wednesday. court
day. TO elect delegates to n convention
10 nominate candidate for the Legis-
lature.
More than one hundred and fifty stu
dents have already been enrolled at the
Collegiate Institute here. Professor
Hodge has arrived, and the corps of
teachers. also many students for the
training school
MIR. John +. Hancock, prominent con-
tractor here was married this week to
Miss Susie Jett.
Mrs Ellen Triggin, n well-known lady
Of King George county, died at her
home Wednesday
Senator j. n. Stubbs, OF Gloucester, in
n speech at Matthews Courthouse. adyis-
ea the people Of that section 10 make an
exhibit OF the fish and oyster industry at
the Tappahannock and Fredericksburg
fairs.
Cards arc out for the marriage OF Miss
Kate Fitzwilson TO Mr.. W. T. Taylor.
Mrs. John NJ. Smith. most estimable
lady of Spotsylvania, died at her home
Monday evening.
Mrs. Sam. Toombs Of this city, on yes
terday sbiucteG her child, which she had
surrendered for adoption 70 Mr. ana Mrs.
Farley. Theichild's name has been chang
ed, and 1t has been living with It's adopt
cd parents for two years. habeas cor
nus has been sued out TO recover the
child
Miss Ella Elizabeth Bloxton and Mr.. c.
w. Barlow, OF Williamsburg, Va, were
married this week at Stafford Court
house, the brides home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15
SOLICITOR DIBNET'S LAST DAY.
Virginia Bridal Couples In Washington
Other News.


WAsHISGroS, ID. G.. Sept. IL. 1895. I
This was the hnd day Of service for
Solicitor Walter ID. Dabney at the State
Department. and the talented lawyer
leaves 10 take up his duties at the
University OF Virginia.
The calling OF Mr.. Dabney 70 this dis
tinguished position was due entirely 10
the high opinion entertained OF him by
the late Secretary Gresham. and his ieav-
ing to-day was not unmingled with the
sad thought that his friend and associate
had been called from earth before the
time of their natural parting.
The public career OF Mr. Dabncy. enl-
bracing his services TO the State, i'm her
legislative halls, his efforts in the settle
rlent Of her debt, his conclusions on
the Interstate Commerce Commission,
and his splendid record as solicitor Of
the state Department here, all lead
grandly up to his selection is the ne
cessor Of Mr. John b Minor.
There were two Virginia bridal couples
In the city to-day. Judge William
]. Leake. who was recently married
10 Mrs. Richard +. Biern.. of Ashland,
ACCOMPANIED by their daughters, ana
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Holland. OF the
Princess Anne Hotel Virginia Beach.
The Hon. Harry Skinner, OF North
Carolina, who has been In the city for
several days. returned 10 his home this
morning Mr.. skinner was the success
full congressional candidate OF the Popu-
lists last fall in the First congressional
district OF North Carolina, succeeding
Hon. William A. b. Branch, who ahiy
represented that district In the Fifty
second and Fifty-third Congresses. Mr.
Skinner will thoroughly Identity himself
with the friends of silver In the next
Congress. and will take prominent
part i'm all legislation favorable TO the
white metal.
"The only place" said he last night
"for the friends OF silver is I'm the ranks
OF the Populist party. as the recent
agitation OF the silver question through
out the country shows that nothing can
be expected from either OF the old par
ties. Believing this. many thinking men
In my State. Of both political parties.
have declared their intention OF trans
ferring their allegiance 10 the Populst
banner. and | am satisfied that the next
presidential electors from the State OF
North Carolina will cast their votes for
the man who is I'm favor of the free
and unlimited coinage OF silver"
Messrs. J. Brown Wallace. c. s. Nc
I.aughlin. J. Doherty, and II. W. Bean
and wife. also OF North Carolina, are
among the visitors at the national capital
to-day.
Msssrs. A. w. Brownell. OF Richmond
u. II. Russell. of Waynesboro. and Rose
well Page. of Richmond, are registered
here to-day. III. l.. w.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15
Te.egraphic Breyiiies.

A tidal wave swept over Lake Superior
and Choquamegon Bay late Friday after
noon doing considerable damage. The
water rose nearly six feet In a few MIN
utcs. The engine roms in the elevators
at Washburn, Wis. we're Hooded ana
several wagon reads washed out
Preparatlons were made Friday Tor
the breaking up OF Dodd Camp, where
General Harrison has been for the past
two months. This afternoon the ex-Pres-
ident and his entire party will take the
Adirondack and Montreal express tor
New York, where they will remain until
Monday afternoon, when they 20 10
Indianapolis.
A telegram from Rosebud Agency SAYS
Agent Wright had Hollow Horn Bear
put in the guard house Friday NO re-
slstence had been offered thus far by
his friends, although some fear trouble.
Prof c. V. Riley. formerly the entc-
mollgIst OF the Agricultural Department.
was thrown from his bicycle yesterday
morning In Washington and received In
mries which may prove fatal.
In McLeansboro. ILL.,, yesterday. nre
destroyed property valued at $1,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15

ftIIOIS lIOlU Ilr ICh'' '''~f@
sci
when John Nichols who Is runner for
Mitchell met Oser yesterday afternoon,
oser. Nichols claims, took rp the man
nor in which Mitchell had treated him;
catching him by the coat, Oser pulled MN
into his place Of business and caught
him al "a disadvantage. While Oser held
his onnoncnt Mrs. Oscr hit him with
sfick us seems that Mitchell came up
ahou, This time and took part Oser
claims that Mitchell threw n brick at
his wife and hit her with chair. IL was
difficult to get at the bottom OF the uou-
blc or how II really came ABOUT Dut
when order was restored, Mrs. oser was
found 10 be suffering from two wounds
which she said had been ihhicted py
Mitchell a physician was summohfa'
and upon examination, he iounu her an
kle severely bruised ana announcer p'u'Se
on tho abdomen. While II Is not known
w., to what extent the woman was in
in,od vet the physician In his testimony
before the mstice said that owing 10
nor nrescnt condition that II might terml-
nate in something critical -.
Nritchou Yves sent on 20 the grand jury
and released by Judge Gunter, OF the
Circuit Court on the recommendation OF
the presiding justice. on a 500 hah.
Between 1 and o'clock this morning
/ stanlv. James Kilgon, and Luke
Wilson. prisoners confined in the county
teG ESCAPED. They pryed outone OF the
Lars I'm the window, and removed num-
ber Of bricks with a corset steel Police
~, E. Harwood. who sleeps IN ,Ae.
court house. heard the men as they went
over the jail yard wall but when ne
rcached the window they had disappear
od Sheriff Mfstead was at once notiIed'
lie secured the city and surrouhaing
county. but no trace of the men couid
be found. vv.,.ors
John d. Carswell ana W. l.. waivers
15t.,,,,o,a were in the city to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15
ONE 1 LOVE 4 VINNER.
She Carries on the Great Eastern hand1-
cap stakes at >heep-head.

cap >iikts at >http-fi'Hu'
SHEEPSHEAD BAY RACE-TRAck,
Sept. li.-This was the last day of the
Conev island Jockey Clubs fall meeting,
and the card presented to-day was sf,e-
cially interesting, the races for the au-
tumn handicap and the Great Eastern
handicap being the features. The track
was in hrst-class condition. but the
weather being raw and cold, there was
a decided falling-on In the attendance
that has marked previous Saturdays.
The events to-day were hotly con-
tested throughout, and the finishes were
more Than ordinarily close, an outsider
In most of the events carrying of the
hOnors.
The Great Eastern handicap for two
vear-olds. value S5,000,was won by one
| Love. who went TO the front at the
last sixteenth pole. and gained a brilliant
victory over Margraye by scant head.
Haslet was third. length away
The.race for the autumn handicap Tor
three-voar-olds and upwards was won
handnv by Song and Dance who deteat-
ed Orlnda by a length. with Redsk1n
third. Summaries;
First race-One mile.'-Saragosso ulo'
Taral. TO u first. Sir Excess second Cass
third. Time, l.42 20.
Second race-fve furiongs. Prince Liet
d02. Perkins, 8 to y first, Carlb second
Failing Water third. Time, 100 20.
Third race-SiX furlongs. dpb'
Simms, 10 u first. King Michael second
Bowling Green third. Time, l.l6 10.
Fourth race-Groat Eastern handicap.
Futurity course .--One / Love uZ2. Dog
gett. 4 to u first, Margrave second Has
let third Time, 40 20.
Fifth race-the Autumn Cup. one ana
three-quarter miles.-Song and Dance c-,
OLeary 10 u first, orinda second, heo-
skin third. Time, 1868 As.
Sixth race-one and one-sixteenth niles.
Sir France dls, Taral. eyen) first. Lu-
cania second. Gotham third. Time
.4S l-5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15
HiBITJ FJBRIC5TORS.
Pretended Information OF Partisan
Newspapers Unreliable.


Paris steele says the United States
Government has received complete eXpla-
nations of the matters Of the offence,
prosecution, and sentence Of eX-United
States Consul Wafer, which show that
bis case is irretricvahly lost.
WASHINGTON. Sept. li-state Depart
ment officials Know nothing If the inior-
nation respecting the Waller case, pro-
fessed 10 nave been obtained by he Steele
OF Paris and cannot understand the basis
for the claim that Walters case 'has
been irretrieyaIy lost
They attach no Importance TO the al
legged news. The record and proceedings
of the c0urt-martial are due in France
unit, about the end Of the month, ac-
cordins to statements made by the
French ministry for foreign affairs to
Ambassador Eustis, and If il be true
that they are in Paris. IL is said the
French Ministry Will md some cmbar-
rassmcnt i'm explaining its statement Civ
en- out that would not be due for more
than a woeX yet. the steamer said 10
De bearing them not having reached
Alden.
As a matter Of general average, any
apparently exclusive item OF foreign news
published I'm any Partisan newspaper can
be classed as a fabrication, destitute of
foundation i'm fact. There have been no
breaks in this record so far as officials
here have been able TO observe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15
FTNERIL D-fi ~ tiL thH''
yictims of the Osceola Mine Fire Buried
Fatalities on the Upper Peninsula

CLEVELAND. O.. Sept. u A spcciaai
from Calumet, Mich, says; Ihis ~
funeral-day In Calumet. len OF "a
t,i-tims of the OsceOla FIRE were bui
,,astor,iav. and the 0ti crs. except the last
three are being in; rred to-day, 49,.
Every hcHrsc in tie country MS rs osS, o,n
nrcssrd into service. ana tie lrln-s ar az
idle TIE miners being Kept D''sN t"'"e
Ia odSiton IN the thirty kllci In. TIC
Osceoia week ago. four miners nave
In he ' seven years ending with III ifyi;
five hundred ana t;.iriy-t"o VIZ W. t.,rn.r Arl1.
ty ~. f,,.,,is ~ Michigan. and the recent
d,sester here will bring the list 10 more
than six hundred. 49,, os.eolo com
4 verdict generating me Osesg ,,,rn'd ,Yil,- b,
paaS ps'i. Sod,oner's Jury. though many OF the
= rl'v n.iners W Who escaped think the shafts were
closed too soon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. sept H.-Con-
siderable comment has been caused nt
the Navy Department BY the news OK
Inc detachment OF chief Engineer Kirby,
OF the United States battleship Texas
hv reason OF prOstration from oyerwork.
RE is the nfth chief engineer 10 give
way tnis year under the terrible pnysical
and mental strain 10 which the engineer
officers are subjected This succession
OF break-dOwns shows that there Is some
,p,np radically wrong. for the men who
have gone under are five of picked
hodv. who have heretofore been able
10 carry on the most severe work m
posed on them. -. ..,.-.
v,,,,icienf naval engineers are provided
10 do the work efficiently, there should
be a stoppage Of the building OF war
vessels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15
sEEIOUS AFFRfT.
shipping Agents Have Row and n
NnmAn Get. HnrI--A Jan Delivery.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Sept li-Spe-
c'al.-Late yesterday afternoon an alter
cation took place between John Nichols,
NJ Oscr. and john Mitchell. at Osers
place. on Seventeenth street IN which a
brick, chair. and plank or suck took
a prominent part. IL seems that Vser'
- fe engaged In the mercantile busi-
IS and is also "A licensed shipping
,,,.n, secured some of Mitchclfs trade.
Mitchell IL shipping agent, too. lie
cisims that Oser went 10 the master or
n vessel who had employed him to tur-
o,sb the vessel with a number OF men
al $50 per month, offered 10 furnish thsm
~, y5: he was given the job ana Mll-
chell was notified that his men were hot
wanted. Mitchell says that Oser nao no
xnan and came 10 his place ana look
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15
A FREE FOR 1LL CONTENTION.
A Free silver Indepcndent--ATise "A Republican
and Prohjbitiopist Nominated.

ROANOKE. VA. Sept. ll.-spccial-
The conference of Republicans, Popu-
lists, Prohibt.onists. and Independents az
Salem to-day turned down ). IL. Hoge's
brother and law partner Of j. Hampton
Hoge, who recently announced his WI
linguess TO run as "A non-partisan against
the Democrats and NJ. II. claytor, editor
and manager of the Roanoke Times, was
nominated for the Senate.
Clayton is a free-silver independent
=. A. Jones, Prohlbtionlst, and John
Hannah. Republican, were nominated for
the House.
The Prohibitionlsts and Populists DON'T
mated the conference and the Hoge and
Asberry faction. which means practically
all of the Republicans in this city are dis
gruntled over the result, and Il Is prob
able that a straight Republican ticket viii
be put up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15

The Democratic Nomiuoe VIII be Opposed
by an Independent and Republican.

by an Independent and Republican.
CULPBPER. VA. Sept. H.-Spocial.--
The primaries which were held through
out the county to-day 90 determine the
nominee Of the Democracy Of the county
foi1 the legislature of the state TO be
elected Tuesday, November 7th, created
a great deal OF interest. and the number
OF votes poled was larger than has been
fDr q number of years The night Tor
the nomination was between Ir. Richard
Lewis. Of RiXeyville district. and Mr.. $.
W. Thompson. Of Cedar Maintain dis
tricL The vote resulted In the selection
Of Mr.. Lewis
Coloi el j. Catlett Gibson. the present
incumbent, aud life long democrat
who has reprel ented this county in the
Legislature for several sessions, besides
holding other important positions as a
Democrat. bOlted the primaries. and an
nounccd himself through severa, news
paper articles and other publications as
an Independent Democratic candidate.
The fight between Colonel Gibson and
the regular nominee promises 10 be very
intense. as both ara men OF strong deter
mination, and Will battle 10 the bitter
erd
IL is freely rumored upon the streets
tonight that with a straight-out Repub-
hcan in the field. it is more than proba-
bic that the Republicans will carry the
county.
samuel Di"rer. prominent merchant
o. this city. q stalwarf Republican. and
at present City Councilman, will in all
probability be the Republican candidate.