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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10

The following described real estate. viz:
NO. !, Iie4inBIng Mt a point on the south
easterly SIDE D. Vine street in u line of land
formerly OF Miss Maria Black and the most
western corner oil the mouse on the lot here
hy conveyeui thenceby SAID line of said othcr
land in Il southensteriy direction ard at righ
angles with Vine street 81 feet; thence
III a northensterly direction and parallel with
Nine street ~ feet; thence In Il northwesterls
direction and parallel 10 the said side OF Vine
street aioresi and thonee by the sa d side
of said street In q southwesierly direction 81
feet to the place of beginning. containing
what It may, on which is erected bricA
house.
No. :, beginning nt point on the south
eas4ery side of Vine street between Delaware
and South streets at II corner of land of The
aforesaid john Kelley. being No. i; thence
with hts land southeHstty 20 feet TO an alley
ieet wide leading into another alley ten
feel wide running from Vine to Pearl street;
thence thereby nortneAsteriy 70 fest 10 inches
TO lands now Of David Boulden. formerly OF
Elizabeth Is. Grootne and Sarah Is. Young;
thence 10y their land northwesterly 70 ieet to
the aforesaid sile of Vine street, and thence
thereby soutI westerly 20 feet inches to tho
pace OF beginning. be thecontents what they
may.
Seized mud taken in execution as the prop
eriy or john Kelley and To be sold by
PAUh6lLLIS, Sheriff
Sheritfs uiiice, Wilmington, Del, May Is.
ltah m3J
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
Loo. Al pors.

Mr.. Frank Mitchell. who has been sick
with typhoid fever, Is better aud able to
be out to-day.
Mrs Provost, widow OF Edmund Pro.
yoat, is lying dangerously III her homa on
Van Buren, streat.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10

INV Ridae Sunday. June y.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany announces the first excursion to Bay
Ridge for Sunday, Juno Q. Special train
will leave Market street ut 7.35 Il. m.
Delaware avenue $50 a. m, going via
Baltimore and steamer Columbia. Re
turning all roll. via Baltimore. Round
trip Inre, (Sl) one dollar.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10

GRAcH Church was we'll filled last even
ing to witness Chlldren's day service
which was held under the joint dlrection
OF the Sunday School and Epworth
League. The program consisted OF
song service by the children and an ad.
dress by the Rev. Demetrlus Elias Viehan.
off Greek Noblemun
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
stolen Good. In 1nelr po,scsslon.


The thieves who have been plundering
Seuford Btares and dwellings have been
captured and the credit OF their capture
belongs to State Detectives WitsIl and
Mcyey, although they did not make the
arrests. lhe officers had been wired
by tho Saaford authorites to come there
and Investigate the eases and 1t was while
they were aboard a Delaware Railroad
tlaln At harrington, that Edward Wardell
and Two otEcr meu were noticed acting
suspicIoualy,
They had articles IN thelr possession.
bat the detectives did not apprphand
them then, rs they did not know they
We're he,Eg called to SeafoFd TO work on
the IOtbgrlee. Ipnn arriving there they
learned that they had boon summoned
for that purpose. They Immediately
teiegraphed along the line to arrest War
del ard his eoupaaioHs, and later in tile
afternoon the Men Wers captured with
/ shoes and other Rftloles, which were tden,
tilted by tile owners as stolen from their
i stores in their Possession.
Tie aceompl.ces Of Wardeli gave their
/ names as Rodgers and Burton, but these
Rra believed to be HGtitous.
The trio were lodged in the SeRford jail
| Saturday night, and no sooner had they
become inGaTGerated than an attempt was
made TO escape BY twisting tho cell bars
from their position. Had the men not
been discovered they would havo been
successful In their attempts
I he past reputation OF Wardsll e0nviac.
ed the detectives that he and his pals
were the guilty parties, He was before
the court OF this county at tho last term
| for burglary but was dismissed under
tho new law which applies TO persona
convicted for the titst otiense.
shlloh's cure ls sold on guarantee. /
cures Incipient Consumption 1t is tbs
best Cough Cure. Only ono cent dose
25ctS.. 5Bcts., and sl.00
Bold by N. b. Danrorth, dru gglst, Second
ALE.IcI cI.ot IA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10

Don't be talked into having an opera
ton performed or injections OF carboiic
acid used, as 1t may cost you your life.
Try Japanese Pile Cure.
n. d. Dantorth, I'd and Market streets.
and Mtller's Drug Store. 402 Market st.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10

SURELY tho Coroner aud Deputy Cor c
ner have had their hands full during the
past week On Sunday three cases OF
deaths were disposed Of
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10

The requirements to engage in any
athletic sports at Harvard are to be raised
after September Let, 1895. All students
disirlug to complete in Athletic contests
will DO required To give evidence OF their
ability by making higher strength records
than heretofore. All sports will be care.
fully taught and that part OF the students
education will In no wise be neglected.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10

The BARRIERS OF our city met yesterday.
to perfect an Organization to include pro.
prietors, iourueymen and apprentices.
Next
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
Belts

Our 25-cent belt is a
bargain. 5 styles Of buck.
les and the betting is extra
heavy.
Our 50.cent belt cannot
be beat. Most of the
buckles are sold only by
us. The betting is all
silk and fine quality.
Ladies' waist sets, silver
and gold, Is cents, %
cents, so cents and 81.
The lo.cent ones look as
good as the dollar one, but
they are not.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10

Karrs Clover Root. the great blood
purifier gives freshness and clearne5s
10 tho Complexion and cures Gonati-
patton, 25ets.. 5octs., sl.0o.
Sold ny N. 1t. Danforth, Druggist, 5. L
Cor. second and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
n.s.s,,... a.pa,n,sa. j

Governor Watson has re-appointed the
present two State detectives for q tsrm OF
four ysars each. According to what At.
torney General Nicholson told reporter
OF this paper some time ago. We can't see
how the appointing OF the detectives 10
legal II legal why was the Attorney
General so anxious 10 have bill passed
by the last Legislature giving Governor
Marvil the power to appoint one detective
and the Attorney General the right to
name one. Surely II It was not legal for
Governor Marvil to appoint 1t was not
legal for Governor Watson to do. so no
matter what vieus the court may hold
upon 1t.
Wo say 1t was the intent OF the drawers
OF the bill that the Governor should havo
the power to appoint the present detec.
tlyes That ls how the Court will no
doubt interpret 1t for acting Governor
Watson. But 1t Is passing strange that
tho Attorney General should have had
any doubts as to the right OF Governor
Marvll appointing the SUCCESSORS OF the
two detectives. II 1t was not legal for
Governor Marvll to appoint their suo.
csssors 1t 10 surely not legal for Wat
son to appoint them. But 1t may make
difference because Governor Watson and
the detectives. Attorney General and the
court are Democratic.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
WHO
Would MOI Buy
AN ALL WOOL SUIT
$5 OR So:

We have them in good, sty-
lish patterns for Men, and same
goods for Youths at 81 less.
Hundreds Of them sold.
The like was never known
in the History Of Clothing
Business to give such values
for so little money.
See our window for styles.
Better yet, see the goods. 1t
will cost you nothing to look
at them. Get posted in what
they are wearing.
See our Children's Depart.
ment for stylish goods and
choice patterns at popular
prices. See our Patent Waist
for Children.
Our Merchant Tailoring De.
partment is still booming.
Choice goods at low prices ard
good workmanship tell the
story
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
NO womEs Ei.EprED.
p.yIa !. csy,. Dsasa.sa NH. sI..sn and


Or. Cramhaash. Or. white.
There win be no woman members OF
the Board OF Educa ton for the coming
term OF four years. The school election
Saturday so decided but Dr. Josephine III.
r. White and Mary D. Sisson made re-
markable showing and were defeated
only by narrow margin. The unusual
two women and also to that OF the men
In some other wards than those In which
the women sought election.
The greatest interest was centerad In
the Third ward. where Mise Sisson was
candidate against David H. Coyle. q mem.
Der of the board, and in the Fifth ward.
where DR. White ran against DR.. Drum.
baugh. Mr.. Coyie won IN the Third ward
by majority OF II 10 vote of 81. This
majority was largely due to the fact that
Miss Slsson, who Is now on her way to
Europe. did not make an active canvass
In the Fifth ward DIR. White, the woman
candidate, had made thorough canvass
for the place and she made an excellent
contest, The friends Of Dr. Crumbaugh.
alarmed, for 1t looked as II he would be
defeated. 1t is claimed by DR.. Whites
friends that q number OF politicians then
took hand in the contest and carried him
through by majority OF "a In vote OF
277 The voto was one OF the largest ever
The new board will be composed as fol-
lows:
First ward--Jesse X. Ba ylis. John Pyle.
Second-M. ID. Crossan. John o. Kerscy.
Third. u. Carter, Da vid IL. Coyie.
Fourth John X. Ha rtmann. William
Turner.
Fifth-L. B. Morrow, DR.. J. W. Drum
baugh.
slxth-S. L. Baynard. Samuel +. Belts.
Seventh-Dr. John Palmer. Jr., Charles
Baird.
Eighth. +. Baldwin, O. M. Leltoh.
Ninth-Dr. E. O. Shortlidge, ami o va
chncy To be filled.
TeIth-rnomas Huey. Samuel Fl. Mo.
Daniel.
Eleventh Christian II. Frederick. A. G.
McCausland.
Iwelfth - A. Ii. Brierly, William II.
Frick.
1.-The official returns as received by the
Board of Education were
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10

Judge Clayton received severe blow
on the head on Sunday night. while at
tempting to shut door which blew to on
him.
Tho Chicago and Northwest railroad
company has declared q dividend OF q
per cent on Thursday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10

IHE Rev John Il. Howard of Asbury
II E Church Ia following in the foot
stepa of the HeY. Robert Watt OF Scott NJ.
u. Church and preached q sermon last
evening to Ills congregation on the police
department of our city. lie reviewed
some Of the acts of the last Legislature.
He will preach a sermon on next Sunday
on Wilmington Under Cover II the
Reverend gentleman wants 10 know any
thing about Wilmington after night lot
him play reporter and take notos and
be would lind that Wilmington is not as
allow az 1t looks durIng the day time. lie
might preach on what u saw alter night
fail"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10

The members of tue feu anu Pencil
Club OF Philadelphia viii entertain the
visiting delegates to tho convention Of
the International League of Presa CluGs
this week. ON Tueslasg evening night
In Bohemia Will DO Aoll. On Tuesday
morning a delightful reception viii 10
given to the ladies', wives OF tho editors
at the Pen and Pencil Club. No. 026 Wal.
nut street, from 10 m. to p. nj On
Thursday evening a grand banquet will
be gigen, and on Friday trip Will DO
taken to Atlantic City.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
E. 3. Riley,
228 King Street.
Is-at

CHERlFF'S SALF.-TIy virtue OF Il writ
- OF Vendtlonn ENponas 10 nc directed,
Will be exposed to puniic sale. at the Court
House. OH Market street between Tenth aud
Eleventh strt OTIS lii tho city of Wilmington.
New Castle county and State OF Delaware.
ON SATURDAY.
THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE 1895.
At . o'clock. u, m,,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
PtNNsYLVANlA RALR0A0.

Tho standard Railway OF America.
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT by THE
Intcrloclsing switch md uioch siEnai syss
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10

Ilr. Silnmst White Pulmonlo Balsnm Is
the medicine for sore throat, coughs and
all lung diseases; always reliablei direct
throat and lung medicine. COG King
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10

EX-SENATOR AnthonyHlggIns says; "The
party has made no mistake in the election
of Col DUPONT. He will discharge the
auties OF this high Office with tirmness.
ability and distinction for all OF which we
have the assurance of the rank he took at
west Point and In the regular army, OF
his distinguished services during the war.
cf hts high character and OF the public
spirit which has always characterized
6im aR citizen"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10

J. X. EMMIr the young actor Is follow
ing in the footsteps of his illustrlous
father who made and.spent fortuneslwhich
ne made behind ths footiigats. The
young actor got drunk on Saturday
night In San Francisco and tried to muir
der his wife who is known on the stage as
Emily Lytton, by shooting her. lie was
only deferred from his purpose by Baby
eynott. years old, who grasped his hand
in which he held the pistol.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10

The Government has received within
the past few months 500. 700 In gold In
exchange for /. 400 600 Worlds Fair souve-
mir half dollars. The supply lie being
Eapi lily exhausted and persons who wish
90 procure one should act promptly.
Ihes, pleoes are valuable because Of the
tp orlption upon them. Without that
In ,crIption they would not sell for 25
cjnts each. The same may be said Of our
silver dollars. The endorsement OF the
Government makes them circulate at
theii face value. and they will continue
10 circulate freely as long as they are
convenient for change and thare is no
other coin to take their place.
For ordinary business the great mass Of
people use silver and paper, and the cry
about dishonest money is mere "bogy"
rsed by certain class for q sinister par.
pose. The money question would soon
a,.tIe itself Demagogue would cease
ihe'r o,am or and allow trade to take its
nRtu al course. While we do not want
gree coinage we want a liberal increase
oil fractional currency. 80 that there may
be no difficulty in making change on tho
part Of buyer and seller; and the people
will not bother about the intrinsic value
OF the coins, so long as they bear the gov.
ernmsrt stamp. cny more than they
bother about tho intrinsle value OF thelE
hall pecks and yard sticks.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
Alter the Police com,nl.sinn.

Tho irreslstabla Rev. Robert Watt pas.
tor OF Scott Nj. L. Church preached
another sermon or sunday evening. In
r3,ation to tho police department The
reverend gentleman sald that rumors had
come to lin that young boys and girls
were being corrupted and no effort was
being made to stop 1t by the authorities.
guat patrolmen were punished for small
oirenses such as being ten or twenty
minutes late in reporting to their supe.
tior officer while on duty. while those
above them In authority could do as they
please.
H,reterreh to the dismissal OF Officer
D nlison whom another otIioer-a Demo.
era. was only reprlmanded Tor commit.
ting the same ollense; that the Police
Commission was only a tlgurehead, q
political machine and was run 10 the
interest of partisan politics Ii what the
reverend gentleman says is true Of the
Police Department 1t should be inyesti.
ted ami The Commissioners either exon
crate or the Islander placed where 1t
be ongs Let the r ey. Mr.. Watt make bis
elarge9 ublIe aud then back them up
~ proof, anI the press and public will
D with him, and il there is corruption in
the Police Department it will bo Iully eX-
20 sed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
|. B, RILEY,
228 KING STREET.

Two weeks ago we Sc
cured a foreign sample
line of Ladies' Taffeta and
pure Silk Gloves.
They have arrived and
are selling fast.
80 dozen at 25 cents a
pair; every pair worth Is
cents.
25 dozen at 39 cents q
pair; worth 81.
25 dozen at so cents o
pair; worth 81.
10 dozen at rs cents q
pair; worth So.
Most Of the 75-cent
Gloves have lace tops and
are extra long.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
SPECIAL MENTION.
cupp,psant lseeaunl. ~ l.. saaoads,
NJ. r. Earis, Jeweier. E. and s.

n. T. Envis Jeweier, q. 2nd s.
curpiu. y leed.,las Parkar,SB Mtlls1l
American Laundry, CD! Wost Front st.
Samms' Liver Fal5 quick In oItt nZ
headache. splendid Hgsr 4st,nabat: ossg
ever naie; thousands say 50. 6J5 King
street
Tho healthy, wealthy aud wise all usa
DIR. SimIns White Pultnonie Balsam
when troubled with coughs, sore throat,
lung diseases. &C., 50e aud IL. Depot 61j
King street.
Dr. Stmms' White Pulmonlc Baisam, the
positive cure In sore throat and lung dis,
eases. coughs. hoarseness. Group, blood
splitting, &c. Sold by regular druggists
only and ut 606 King street at ~ cents aud
81,
The St. Johns herald., 1895-05-16
FOR SALE.

Two hundred head of French Msrino Bucks. Will sell for cash, or exchange for wethers at cash price. Will have the Bucks in the neighborhood of St. Johns the latter part of September or first of October, where parties desiring to pur- chase, can examine them. Call on or address
 HART & CAMPBELL,
 Winslow, Arizona.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-05-16
Highest of all in Leavening Power-Latest U Report
 >:A!I! :!! Rsxisgl: RaklRg ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

is trouble ahead, unless the diflicul ty is speedily and satisfactorily settled.
 On Sunday night last 2here were signal fires burning across the Gila from the post and not more than a mile away. Pow-wows are almost nightly Occurrances. These are among the inevitable signs of the gathering storm. Some of the of ficers and other attaches of the agency are inclined to treat the matter lightly, and laugh at any suggestion of an outbreak.
 The fact that Ks kim -in-zin is re- ported as the arch-conspirator in this agitation against the building of a railroad across the reservation is no surprise to us. Es-kim-in- gin has always been a disturbing factor amongst the Indians, incit- ing them to rebellion, and acts of hostility against the whites
The St. Johns herald., 1895-05-16
Trouble Ahead.

We have information, says the Silver Belt, from a reliable source, that all is not we'll among the San Carlos agency Indians; that a strong feeling of resentment has manifested itself, and a disposition to do bodily harm to those who un- dertake to grade or construct q railroad across the reservation. It is believed that United States troops will have to be called out unless the railroad company is willing to pay big damages for the right-oc way.
 Threats have been openly made and old Es-kim-in-zin and Es-kan- as pie intimate that blood will flow. Bi-lish and four other Indians will ak for an interview with the Great Father" Cleveland, to lay their grievances before him. There
The St. Johns herald., 1895-05-16
Educational.

The territorial board of education held meeting Thursday. May 9, with Gov. l.. c. Hughes, P. J. Cole and r. J, Netherton present.
 Educational diplomas were issued to Mrs. H. l.. Sweeney, J. c. Cole and w. J. Anderson of Phoenix :; Mrs. Celia F. Henning of Holbrook Miss Lizzie Hall of Wilcox and Chas. II. Wild of Fairbank.
 The board decided to hold an examination fer applicants for life diplomas on the first Monday in June. The questions will be pre- pared by the territorial board of education and the county boards will be requested 10 submit the questions together with regular questions for the teachers examin- nn.-Renublican
The St. Johns herald., 1895-05-16
Snowflake Items.
Snowflake, May IS, 1S9,

Snowflake, May 13, 1895. ED. Herald.-So far we have beSn afraid to say anything about our fruit prospects out as the sea son is so far along we do not fear the frost so much. I will report good prospects. all the trees are well loaded and if we have no kill ing frosts some of the trees will have to be propped up to carry their load.
 Crops grow fine during these warm spring days, people are very busy planting corn, potatoes etc, by the aid of the reservoirs our wa ter holds out we'll, prospects for larger crops than ever before are good.
 Mrs. Johoson is still having serious time with the wound made by the operation mentioned in your paper, other sickness is abating. Round up are in progress in these parts but cattle are quite poor and number of small calves. The first offers for years to buy l. f.l 1 made.
 The many frinds of James Stin- son (The early settler of this valley will be sorry to loarn that he has lost all of hts property on Salt river only having enough left to go to New Mexico where he expects to make his home.
 Resp't.
 ADREM
The St. Johns herald., 1895-05-16
TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.
Sale ofProperty for Delinquent
 Taxes of 1894 Postponed.

Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the Act of the Eighteenth Legislature, the sale of property for the delinquent taxes of 1894, heretofore advertised, has been postponed until the 25th day of June, 1895, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 8 o'clock D. m. at which time l will sell the real property upon which such taxes are lien, at public auction in front of tho Court House, in the town of St. Johns, Apache County, Arizona.
 If such sale is not completed on said 25th day of June said sale will be adjourned from day to day until completed. However, said sale will be completed within three weeks from said 25th day of June. 1895.
 ALBERT F. POTTER,
 Treasurer and ex-offlcio Tax Col lector of Apache County, Arizona. Dated April 18th.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-05-16
LO! the PGOr EGitOr.
Resp't.
 ADREM

A minister wished to ascertain what influence the hard times had upon his congregation, and said at the close of his sermon: "I would ask every one who is still able to pay his debts to rise fsom his seat. !"
 The whole congregation arose with the exception of one man. The parson then asked that all those who were unable to meet their bills should rise. Thereupon the afore mentioned solitary individual got up, hungry looking, poorly clad man whose features revealed the terrible struggle of one fighting hopelessly against the vicissitude of this world. The minister regarded him intentiyely yet kindly. "IIow is this, my friend," he said, "that you are the only one among all these people who cannot pay his debts?" Sir answered the man hesitatingly, Il publish newspa- per, and these, my brothers who rose just now, are all subscribers. and" But the ministar interrupt ed him hastily. Let us pray" he said.-Exchange.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-05-16
THOs. D. SATTERwHITE
 Attorney General. /"

The arrest of John Beck, Nor mon millionaire and prominent bus mess man in Utah, on charge of unlawful cohabitation, has created a profound sensation in Salt Lake. It is anticipated that the arrest of other prominent parties will follow, and that it is a scheme and A politi. cal plot, devised by interruptions politicians to defeat equal suffrage and statehood.-Graham Guardian.