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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-14
TUESDAY. MAI Gil 10 1895,
At o clock p. M, sharp,


At clock D. m, sharp,
Five head Of work or driving marea They
are all Young and in good order. B good
hume-Ttised mich cows first class stock 4
turkey hens. 9turkCy gObhlerS.
Farming i'm pie mrutst-l 2-horse wagon, !
hny rigging, | market dearborn, Osborne
binder good order. BbOne mower, horst,
rake, Syracuse pillow Nos new, south Bend
pillow. iron cult YHtur-. twin harrow corn
marker. corn shelter, hnslset sleigh. IL loot
ladder, new grindstoue single and double
trees forks. shovels, hall husnel half nc cII
measure. carriage pole, spar spfinI buggy,
harness sets of stage II rnels in good ord, r.
sets oil lead harness, so1 ot buggy harness.
collars. bridleS do ubiq liUe+. churn amt
horsat huttcr tubs. prints i ~ quart milk
can. tin pans. srHies uIii wet1h sausage
Gil upper - bushels OF White Star pututoe
and many article not Uent iuned
Tcrm]-Ali shrus Of 40 Ca u, over fn1 u
credit of mnntna with approved eudorser.
Interest IRON date. IL nut paid when due.
per cent Oil for cash ON an credit sums.
ALhEN SPRINGER.
IL. NJ White man, Auct. mT.li-l5-iB-le'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-14

Fresh Fish aud Oysters.
At wholesale and retail David A. Nc
Clure Fifth and King streets received fresh
every day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-14

The New York House OF Representatives
by 81 votes L . rejected the Geary whip.
ping pas! 5l.l, which .halr Senate passed
awoeNS aEe D.. 5iaaehAeld. of Elmirp
stays 1t "! - l.sss1, The democrats are
N line iot II Iho s.reomeut against II
lSteat IL would SO sop backward. 1t is
toIyhsnsFar l. !s'k u degrading or bru.
tAllzlnR villa bsaser,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-14

| The riot and murders Mt New Dreams
OIL Tuesday arc attributed to the despo.
tism Of a abor Organization aHI the
Roaknesa aud Tracking Of Mayer Fit.
patrick who lacked tho courage TO 10 lis
duty. The eerow men were allowed to
drive tho natlYe color1d mon AMY from
all work OH tho wharvcs anu Hhun the
merchants hired hers to load ami uu.
load their vessels tho cousplrators attach.
cd them with shot guns and stlGks and
stones. Tor tine that section o: tho
oity was in the hands o. i mos aud aaYer.
al persons wers hlllei Outright Since
then eight or ten Of tie ringleadors have
been arrested and 1t IS TO he hoped That
they Will DO properly punished. When n
lator Organization advises riot and muir.
der Il Is nigh time 1t were brcGcn up, at
all hazards and all costs. "Ihoss WHO
SOW to the Yiad will reap the wAiriHind ="
Livery honest men mast condemn law.
lessnesa ind asslst in the punishment OF
the wrong duaT.
TnE Board o. Managers OF the Ariieans
Saving Bank on accepting tao resignation
OF Mr.. George W. Bush as President, on
Monday last, adopted the following reso.
luton:
"Rosolyei. That this board accepts
the resignation of Mr.. George W. Bush as
president and az Il manager Of the bank
with extreme regret, and wish 10 place on
record Our full appreciation OF MS Bel
vices In tAoEe capacities for Period OF
eighteen years sud over
Mr. George W. Bush has been one Of
our NJ ost elt9IprislnE AMI public. spirited
citizens.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-14

DuBLIG SALE-In ending to relInquish
i the farming busine,E. I will sell on the
rond leading from stanton to pg ietown. one
mile south oil Stanton, White Clay Creek
hundred. on
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-14

DR.. Simmsi vegetable liver pills sugar
coated, the great and certain cure for sick
headache. reiiexive headache. neuralgia
headache. nervous headache dyspep tic
headache. liver and kidney diseases. dc.
Depot. COG King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-14

pUGLfC SALEM III be sold at public sal e.
i at the residence OF the subscriber on
the Kenneth pike, near Wilmington. Christi
hua LundI ed, on
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-14

DUBIIE SALE-Wili be sold ut public sale
J. at 3Jl W. Second street on Friday morn
Ing, at . O'Clock. dry goods, notions. trin-
mugs. 81. G. NJ. JORDAN.
Geo. Brake Auct. ml2.lt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-14

II has made me sound aud well. | can
work all day and not get tired, Ny heart
disease is entirely curod. ami my nerves
Hru strong and under perfect control
81 feel Il my duty to tell suffering
humanity what Or. GIe-ne's Nervufa blood
and nerve remedy has done for me, and
what II viii surely do Tor them. / anu
thankful that 5r Greene has given sucn a
VaiuaNiB medIei0a TO a suffering world 4"
Ii you would lie well ana strong. with
vigorous nerve fail OF the vim ana energy
OF youth usa itr GroCEo's NarYurR hloul
and nerve remedy. Al this 5rasou Of the
year you should take IT, by aII means, as
II 10 the Lest sEr.g tonic aud lHyIKoratur
you can POSSIBLY u=O
IL Is not patent meIlciue hut tho pra
spTlcion OF the most successful living
specialist In curing nervous and einonu
dlsensee br. Greene, OF 10 Nest l4th St,
New YORK city lie AH7 the lGrgest prac.
tico in Tic world. and TITS grand medical
discovery Is the result OF bis vast expert.
rnce. Tho great reputation Of Dr. Greene
Is "a guarantee that this medicine Will cure
and tie Tact that he can be consulted By
anyone at any time free Of charge, per-
suHaiy OF Is 10 ter gives absolute assur.
nnce 81 the beneficial uctlOn Of this won,
darful medicine.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-14
TO TEACHERS AND OTHERS.

For the meeting OF the National Eduoa-
ttonal Association at Denver. Colo. In July
next, the Western trunk lines nave named
o rate OF one standard fare, plus two dol
lars for the round trip. Special aide trips
at reduced rates will DO arranged for from
est throughout Colorado, and those de-.
string to extend the trip to California Ore'
gon and Washington. will be accommo.
dated at satisfactory rates. Teachers and
others that desire. or intend attending
this meeting or OF making western trip
this summer will find this their opportu-
Railway (tirst-olass in every respect) WILL
run through cars Chicago TO Denver. For
full particulars, write to or call on John
Il. Pott District Passenger Agent. 1856
William St., Williamsport, Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-14

DUBIIC SALE.-Marin's Annual sprtue
A Sale a5head OF first class horses. will
take place on premises. $ Il. corner Sd and
orange streets, Wilmington, Del. on
SATURDAY. MARCH sd 1895.
At IL O'Clock NJ,
This sale Will include u number of heavy
work horses and tine drivers, husIne-e. an 4
III fact horses suitable Tor all purposes. They
have all Teen personally selected for this
market they can now be seen ut the stable
und ridden after or tested In any way. any
lime previous to day of sale, an must be az
represented or money relundesi. cali an
look them ever months credit with APP
proved enaOTseF. Fun description OF ho rises
IN catalogue w Z. MARTIN
l., w. sridham & son, Auc, mll.6t cod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-14

The Spanish gun boat that fired on
steamer carrying the American flag. six
miles distant from the Island of Cuba,
should be taught better manners. This
lie the third time that similar offence
has been committed within few years.
and these naughty Spanlards should DO
made to understand that hereafter our
Government will not submit to sucA cava.
lier treatment These Insults are the
more exasperatlng from the fact that Cuba
remains under Spanish rule, simply be.
cause our Government does not exhibit
any sympathy with Instruction there.
Spain holds Cuba simply by the ciemency
OF our government One word from 1t
would kindle flame that all her battal.
ions could not control, ana the brightest
gem In SPANS dominions would event
,ually find more amicable associations An
American cruiser on tho coast OF Cuba
would be conseIvator to teach good
manners TO the Spaniarls.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-14
Removal,

Removal.
7. G. Holland will remove his photo.
gra PHI gallery from 307 Market street to
81 Market street Wilmington, Del, over
ID. +. Smyth's jewellery tore. on March 20.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-14

The following personal property: One
horse, good milrh cows with calves by
their sides. heifer, two shoats, pigs. ard
plow, srrlnR tooth harrow, Walter Wood
binder, Champion mower, horse rake, farm
wagon, set stage harness. set dearborn har-
ness sets light single harness, gooG light
ucalbotn. Jump scat carriage, unggy spiral
spling, COW chains, chaius, brides, collars,
matters. other articles too numerous 10 men :
tioh' ~ ~. ana ore 2O-lt mix cans, sever
household goods. stoves, heater wardrobe,
hair. cloth sofa, etc.
Terms-.ili sums of $40 and over a credit of
months viii be gwen by purchaser giving
banAahie note with approved endorser
Bank discount oil per cash.
STEPHEN SPRINGER.
J. 6. Robinson, Auc.
W. I. Peoples, Clerk.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-14

DIBT.E SALE-The undersigned will sell
4 at public snlc. ut his farm near Newport
Delaware. on
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-14

The exposure OF the rascality OF the
loading Democrats In New Jersey should
lead the members of that party to blush
With shame. The Information ELECTED ey
the committee OF investigation shows that
over $50 GOO have been stolen from the
State In tie boldest manner. They raised
the totals OF hills, charged against the
State articles which were never recelv ID,
and perhaps never purchased. moro
daring set CT thieves were never exposed
In any State. II the democratic Cover
nor was rot party to tie robbery. lie
muat have deliberately shut his eyes,
The election Of a Republican Legislature
led to the exposure Of tho various theta
and now many OF the clt,lens OF tic State
are learning the kind OF men that they
have been eleettng to Office. A governor
is to be- elected next autumn, and It Is
probable that a Republican will lie chosen
TO occunw The executive chair for the htst
time in many years.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-14

Go and hear Rev. L. b. Short lecture at
Epworth Church, Friday night. Singing
by choir.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-14
on MONDAY. MAHls. 1886.
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81 MaTylHnA avenue.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-14

Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street i
ton. for Wilmington te&preasJ 800 !
Us S3l, 1910. Ills, l.SS a, nj, "i2.3i, i
6.5I. 40. no, lilo p. m, and leUS might
Accommodation. $50, TS3, $40, 1895 u
l.23, 2.03. 4.V3. 4,3i, G.22, SIS. lv.O3 and j
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-05-22
The Supreme Court.

The following decisions were rendered by the supreme court today:
 Brickell, C. J.-N. J. Bell ct al. vs. Goetter, Well & Go. ct al, appeal from Montgomery chancery court; reversed and remanded.
 Stephen T. Walker vs Andrew M English ct al appel from Madison cir- cult court affirmed.
 Mcclellan, J.--John c. Allen. executor, etc., ct al vs. John K. Clarke, appeal from Franklin chancery court; reversed and remanded.
 Cooper & Orme vs. William Deraney, appeal from Franklin circuit court; re versed and remandoA
 w. D. Scott ct al Ns. the Standard oil company. appeal from Decatur city court; reversed and remanded.
 Coleman, J.-The Florence Railroad and Improvement company Vs. the Chase National bank, appeal from Lauderdale district court; affirmed.
 Mariah V. Hairston, executrix, ct al. vs. Ada H. Sumner, appeal from Greene chancery court; affirmed.
 Haralson, J.-E. H. Peck & Bro. vs. Silas P. Ryan, appeal from Morgan cir cult court; reversed and remanded.
 First National bank of Anniston ct al. vs. Anniston Pipe works. appeal from Anniston city court; affirmed.
 The following additional orders were granted by the supreme court today
 B. w. Tipton vs. w. D. Roberts, from Jackson circuit court; appeal, not being revvied, abated.
 R. B. Patton vs. Mason Thomas from Bridgeport city court; submitted on briefs.
 c. F. Banton ct al trustees, etc, vs. Timberlake & Navel, from Madison chancery court; leave to sever and sub mitted on briefs.
 Memphis and Charleston Railroad company vs. r. A. Hopkins, receiver, from Colbert probate court; submitted on briefs.
 c. F. Conrad vs. George Gray, from Franklin circuit court; submitted on briefs.
 Western Assurance company vs. Hall & Brother, from Madison circuit court; submitted on briefs.
 John E. Newsom vs. J. P. Sey ct al, from Colbert circuit court submitted on briefs.
 Senley vs. William A. McAnally. from Madison chancery court; continued by consent.
 Farmers Warehouse company of Limestone county vs. John Fl. Davis. ad- ministrator, from Limestone chancery court; submitted on briefs
 Daniel Coleman ct al vs First Ma tional bank of Decatur, from Morgan chancery court; argued and submitted John R. Stevens Ys. John Heitzler Jr. from Madison circuit court; argued and submitted
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-05-22
THE AGE-HERALD READING ROOM.

The Age-Herald has fitted up neat reading room adjoining it's business office, where daily papers from all east ern, southern, western and northern and information of the public. Papers from the following cities can always be found there: Boston, New York; Phila- delphia, Baltimore, Richmond, Charles ton, Savannah, Augusta, Atlanta, Gin cinnati, Louisville St. Louis, Nashville, Chattanooga, Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans, Galveston, Houston, Dallas and many other cities not named.
 Citizens of either of the cities above named or any party desiring to read are welcome to call at any and all times, night or day, as the reading room will always be open.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-05-22
Fire Department Parade.

 Tomorrow. May 22. the grand annual parade of the Montgomery fire depart ment will take place. The following is the official order of parade and line of march:
 Police. Chief Marshal of Parade Lorenzo Davis
 and Assistants.
 Second Regiment Band. Members of the City Council in Carriages. Chief Robinson and Assistants. Honorary Members Hook and Ladder Co. No. l. in Carriages.
 Hook and Ladder, No l. Honorary Members of Dexter No. 1, in
 Carriages.
 Dexter No. l.
 Ozark Brass Band. Honorary Members Alabama No. 3, in
 Carriages.
 Alabama No. ?.
 Abbeville Brass Band Honorary Members BomaX No. in
 Carriages.
 Lomax No 1. The department forms on Lee street between Montgomery and Tallapoosa streets at 3:30 sharp. Move up Tallapoosa street to Catoma street, Catoma street to Clayton street. Clayton street to Court street, up Court street to South street. South street to Perry street crest on Perry street,. Down Perry to High street, High street to Hull street, Hull street to Scott street, Scott street to De- catur street. Decatur street to Adams street (rest between Scott and Adams street., Adams street to Bainbridge street, Bainbridge street to Dexter ave- nue, Dexter avenue to Commerce street. Commerce street to, depot. Back Com merce street to Dexter avenue and form for review.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-05-22
FLYING THROUGH THE AIR.

The Atlanta exposition will not be com plete without the exhibition of a flying machine. Our South American friends must see one, so that they will not be alarmed when we fly down over the Andes and across the Amazon and alight in their midst. Step by step the science of aeronautics is advancing. It has re- gently been discovered that an air ship can be directed in mid air by utilizing the different atmospheric currents. These currents run counter to each other, and the air ship by rising or falling can get into a current and be carried in either direction desired. The future air ship will be long and narrow, like an ocean steamer. and will have rudder and a screw propeller, run by electricity. The principle involved in the flight of a flying squirrel will be utilized. The flying squirrel ascends to the top of a small tree, and spreading out the loose skin on each side and ex- tending his tail, he keeps alright for a hundred feet and falls at an angle of 45 degrees. Just before he strikes the trunk of the tree for which he is nak- ing he presses down his tail like a ship putting her helm hard down. and he takes an upward shoot. This ability to glide upward on the wind as if it were an inclined plane, is only possible after great velocity has been attained The flying squirrel could not make this up- ward curve 10 feet from his starting point. The same principle is displayed when rock is thrown against the sur face of water. It glances upward and skips along for some distance, accord ing to the force with wbich it is thrown and the velocity it attains. James Lane Allen has found that the English sky lark mounts upward in the same way
 The sky-lark does not ascend in cir cles, but without a stroke of his wing mounts upward in the face of the wind with outstretched wings and distended tail. The resistance of the air, is great in proportion to the speed attained.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-05-22
IRON ADVANCING.

The iron market is getting stronger by degrees. No. 1 foundry is now sell ing in the Birmingham district for S775, and will no doubt soon go to $S ton. When it advances beyond $S a ton then wages will be advanced. Last Septem- Der the contract was signed by the oper- ators and operatives on the basis of $S a ton for No. 1 foundry. and it was agreed that when it advanced beyond that price that wages should be ad- vanced accordingly. The iron companies have been hit hard by this sliding scale. for they never supposed that iron would drop below $S a ton, but it went down to $650. Not only have they suffered by this drop, but they have had to contend with sharp competition in the Chicago market. In fact. the Illinois Steel Con- pany determined to shut Southern iron out of Chicago eritory, and it con fesses to having stink $1 900 in the ef- fort. It has not succeeded, and has al- most bankrupted itself. It's main fight has been directed against the Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad Company. but that staunch company has stood the fierce onslaught like a stone wall It's stock is constantly going up, and only the other day it sold 10000 tons of pig ir! Chicago territory, and sold 1t without cutting prices. Not only is the Tennes- see company enabled to sell in any market in the United States. but it is stretching out into foreign markets. Last Saturday it shipped 100 tons of pig iron to Liverpool, and on Monday it shipped fifty tons to the same point, The avowed purpose of the Tennessee company to ship to foreign markets was given out several weeks ago, and this stroke of enterprise has been favorably mentioned by all the leading papers of the United States and of England and it has given the Tennessee company a worldwide reputation.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-05-22
SIDE BY SIDE THEY WAVE.
Continued From First Page )

(Continued From First Page) visitors were in Houston this afternoon, and every subsequent train has swelled the number since then. Four thousand five hundred Texas veterans will be in camp by tomorrow.
 The United Confederate Veterans now consist of:
 Department east of the Mississippi, commanded by Lieut.-Gen S. T. Lee, composed of the divisions of Alabama, Maj. Gen. Fred S. Ferguson command ing; Florida, Maj.-Gen. J. J. Dickson, commander; Georgia, Maj.-Gen. Clem- ent A. Evans, commander; Kentucky, Maj.-Gen. John Boyd, commander; Louis- jana, Maj.-Gen. George o. Watts, com mander; Maryland, Maj.-Gen. George H. Stewart, commanders; Mississippi. Maj. .-Gen. s. D. Lee, commander; North Carolina, Maj.-Gen. Ed D. Hall, com mander; South Carolina, Maj.-Gen s. $. Crittenden, commander; Tennessee. Maj.-Gen. w. H. Jackson, commander; Virginia, Maj.-Gen. Thomas A. Bran6er, commander.
 The other department, the Trans-Mis sissippi, Lieut. Gen. W. L. Cabell, com mander, consists of nine divisions, of which five are in Texas alone. The di- vision , eommanders are as follows: Ar kansas, Maj.-Gen. D. w. Moore; Mis- souri, Maj. .-Gen. J. o. Shelby; Indian territory, Maj.-Gen. N. P. Guy; Okla homa, Maj.-Gen Sam L. Leavy.
 The Texas divisions are commanded al follows: Northeastern, Maj.-Gen w. N. Bush; northwestern, Maj.-Gen. Robert Cobb; southeastern, Maj.-Gen. w. S. Blain; southwestern, Maj-Gen. w. Ii. Young; western, Maj.-Gen. E. M. Bain.
 There is a strong movement on foot to concentrate the five Texas divisions into one similar to the other southern states, and 1t is probable that Major General Ross of Bryan will be made commander of the entire divisoin
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-05-22
Montgomery Miscellany.

P. J. Moran of the Atlanta Consti- tuition was in Montgomery today look ing after that papers tremendous" Alabama circulation.
 The new board of directors of the Commercial and Industrial association will meet in the association rooms to- morrow evening at o'clock for the pur- pose of organization and the transaction of other business. 1
 Maj w. I. Walden the governors prl- vate secretary. has gone to Uniontown. and Will spend several days with his family there.
 Dr. Judson Davie and son of Spig- ner's are at the Exchange for a few days stay.
 Rittenhouse R. Moore of Mobile is in the city today and at the Exchange. |
 Messrs. s. M. Swartz, M. A. Acee. H. H. Knowles, Charles Berry, R. L.. Keeffer and W. F. Pearce of New York are registered at the Exchange today.
 Hon. Charles A. Whitten of I,owndes county is in the city today. 9r
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-05-22
RAINING AND DIsAGRBEARrE.
Was Yesterday in Philadelphia, But it Was
 Great Day.

Philadelphia, May 21-The principal day Of the weeks celebration in honor of the dedication of the Odd Fellows $1 100000 temple was rainy and disagree able. During the morning members of the order, with coutless bands of music. arrived in special and regular trains from near and far. Special trains from Norfolk. Va, and Easton, Pa, were lit- erally Odd Fellows conveyances, for every person aboard. trainmen and pas sengers alike, wore "three links"
 The exercises began at a, m. with the annual session of the grand lodge of Pennsylvania. Half an hour later the grand lodge proceeded to the temple and took part in the dedcating ser- vices over which Grand Master Harry L. Neall presided.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-05-22

To the 25o delegates to the Epworth League Convention, now in session here, Birmingham extends a most hearty well come. This is an Alabama city, and every Alabamian should feel perfectly at home. We have a great city-an inter- esting city-and one of which all Ala bamians are proud. Ours has grown to be a city of conventions; and none was ever more heartily welcomed here than that of the earnest young Christians who compose the Epworth League.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-05-22

The working people. administrators, guardians and other individuals have deposited in the savings banks of the United States 1.739, ,000 hard-earned, honest dollars. If the 16 to 1 free coin- age rule should apply. their checks would be paid in Appreciated money, with a purchasing power of one-half that which their original earnings bore. Yet they say it would be good for the workingman.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-05-22

A Brooklyn preacher gave an object lesson by carrying a bicycle in the pulpit with him, and using it to illustrate his subject. He said the frame of the bi- cycle represents character which should be strong and substantial; the brakes rep resent self restraint; the ball bearings will power; the bell conscience; the pedals, energy, etc.