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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-07
For nice epring suit go to L, Heiss, the
tailor, No. E. 3rd street.
In Criminal Court,

This morning John Evans. colored, who
yesterday afternoon pleaded not guilty to
charge of stealing chickens from James
n. Shakeapeare. was brought Into court
and placed on trial The evidence against
him was conclusive aud In view OF his
reputation as chicken thief he was sen.
fenced to two years Imprisonment to be-
whipped with 20 lashes and pay S3 restitu.
ton money TO tho So.
After sentence mad been pronounced
and as John Was leaving tho Court room,
he remarked: when dem two ears ls up
ye'll hoah no noah from me In dis State"
Charles Wilson was the second prisoner
to receive sentence for holding up p, w.
* Is. freight train at Bay View several
months ago and for which he has aIroaqy
served sixty days. revolver was found
on him and 1t was for thla olfense he re-,
ceiyed all additional term OF 10 ten days.
u. L. Cochran, Jr., appeared for Claude
Burnham and Victor u. Wooley appeared
for Howard Lewis. who were Indicted
with Samuel L. Hill for robhing tho laun.
dry Of Hop Lee Tho respective attorneys
sailed several witnesses who testified that
the characters OF Burnhum and Harris
We're good previous to this olGense.
They were discharged under bond for
future good behavior
For carrying concealed deadly weapons
Samuel Collins and Robert Phillips we're
each sentenced to 10 days Imprisonment,
For assaultlnR Constable MoLa who was
arrestinE him at Newark aud afterwaTd
William Conary who went to the officer,
assistance. Thomas, alyoung colored man,
was sentenced TO pay line OF SO aud
costa and to serve one months imprson.
ment
Iha first jury trial of tho term was that
of the State vs. John z. McEroy. At the
last torn of court the prisoner was ar.
ruignod and pleaded not guilty to mur.
deronsly assaulting Bernard Farron on
the night oI December y, 1894 but owing
to the prosecuting witness illness from
the encounter with AIcElroy the case went
over until the present term.
Attorney General Nicholson began the
case OF the state by calling karron TO the
stand.
karron met McElroy in the saloon of
George Griffith beyond Eleventh street
bridge. Richard Hoe was also in the 50.
loon and u quarrel arose between the wit.
ness and the defendant over the SALOON
proprietor selling liquor to iios who 1t
wn5 alleged was on the "Dlack list" A
quarrel followed and In the street Farron
WIS struck with u brick by McElroy.
0lr. Moolley began his CROSS examina.
tlOn by lnqulrng the weight of the wit.
ness which he learned was 227 pounds.
His intention was to prove that the wit.
ness was capable OF defending himself
against McEltoy, whol II small man.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-07
THE EMPIRE
Department. sore
"THE SALE GF SAI.Fsn


Commencing to-day at p M. md CON,
tlnuing Wednesday, Thursday and FRIDAY
we lnauEurate sale of Sales" The In
tenslty OF price power has mover had n
more iorclble Illustration. Last weeks
lnclemency necessitates double nerform
ance this week. We meet the emeruenov
with Irresistible Trade Magnets" dry
goods.
This department Is daily heard the busy
CLIP OF the scissors, as hundreds OF yards
OF every daJ usefus are splpped off
Every sale made is seed sown. That
plossnms Into continued patronage. and
makes our departments always a fayorlte
one among critical shoppers
SyuO yards OF crlnky 5erpentine crepones
In pink, dark blue, green, Ilrht bluc,
cream, lavender or black, a mammoth Of.
lerlng OF intrinsic merchandise: only 10
yards to each buyer during this sal Q, gI5o
Il yard. N|'0
Extra heavy quality genllns MarselIes
worth si.5O. at soc.
Extra heavy half bleached. satin damask
tlble linon, l7c a yard.
;, Extra flno satin damask Irish tablo
reduced To 29c yard
All linen dinner napkins. heavy Ger.
man llnon, the kind that wears like iron,
Tor 44c or sSc do1 worth sl.5O doz
"a nctuhi measure ali chenele table
coVefs with heavy tassle fringe; this gives
you chenelle table cover worth 75e for
39c, bargain.
Ladies' shirt waist. made OF the beat
ssteen, last colo", with latest style collar.
cite, IN black, navy blue and Shepherd's
plaids, IN appearance looks Ike siik: dur
lug tho sale your pick for SIC.
Just received 100 rolls of mating.
which we will put OIL sale. for tho next 3
DAYS at lac yard-a few words about
mating
You might as well try to turn
backwards tho failing waters of the
niagara aa 70 buy mating cheaper than
you eau buy IL here.
Japanese Reversible Double Dye inlaId
mating for lac II yard all you want at
the samo price; this mating is sold every
where at 25c yard
one piece a yurds) veveteen skirt bind
Ing &c,
ono spool Eureka make silk, and one
epool 100 yards machine cotton, both Tor
&c.
Arabian Hair Cloth. 2Dc quality. 100 n
yard, IL = quality hair cloth reduced to
= g yard w.
Boys Knee Pants all sizes l9l5e n pair.
Mems Iron clad working pants SOC
pair.
Mems Evening Pants. si.2a, worth ~, %.
Mems Mixed CheYtots Suits S3 0S, worth
Boys all.wooisutts 81 s3, worth So 90.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-07
LOCAL DO'rs.

Mas Ilzzls Henderson, who has baen
lalu up Tor Two weeks. Inns returned to
her position as aaleslady In Humburger5'
store, No. go Market street, and would
be plaased to have her friends call.
Pierre Gentieu OF DGFonts' Banks will
spend tho next ten days In suPerintending
the DUPONT exhibit on space In Madison
Square Garden, New York City.
MIR. William +. Seeds accompanied by
his brother-in.law, went hshnR In the
Delaware River yesterday ami buoceeded
In landing llfty.iiyo chad and SIX hundred
herring.
Mr.. Thomas Harper OF Philadelphia
paid our city visit on Monday. Thomas
Is looking as il tha climate in the Quaker
city agreed with him.
Mr.. G. S. AIiddleton's new icemens
pavement Is all down on King street and
looks tine, The work was done by Sim.
IN ons and Brother. who are getting con.
eiderRblo of this kind OF paving from the
citizens OF Wilmington. 1t is a lirst class
job.
ThePreaohers Association OF Whining.
ton district OF the Delawar NJ. L. Confer
ence met In Ezion NJ. l.. Church in this
city yesterday and was well attended.
William Hamilton, William IL Fergu.
son aud Frank u. Haley have been elected
trustees OF Mt. Salem Church.
Bishop Coleman confirmed class OF six
persons at st, Barnabas' Church, Marshall.
ton last night. The servios was read by
Tue rector the Rev. L. X, Miller, and the
Rev. William Skinner. The sermon was
preached by the blshop. tue text be ing
Ihessalonians Al.
The second whist tournament OF tho
Wilmington Whist CLUB tor Tho Morn.
n9 News" prizes began last night,
The following were the Delaware pen.
sion awards yesterday: ReIssue. Obadiah
Williams, Georgetown. Sussex; Samuel j.
Steward, Milford. Kent; Frederick b
Ferree. YOrklyn, New Castle.
Jonathan f. Rhouds will sall for Eng
land on the l1th instant. lie will DO accom-.
panied by William Eyans of Mooretown.
10th gentleman will attend tho London
yearly meeting.
Dr. J, +. Frantz yesterday morning as
eumed tho presidency and management
oil the Consolidated Dental Manufacturing
Company OF New YorK. which has head
quarters at No. IS West Forty second
street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-07
U,,y oamp pIeo.,,ns.

The camp meeting ssfyices et Unlon M.
ID. Church yestersay were highly Interest.
Ing. la the afternoon Tie Row q, Bur-
gette short, preached from Math. XVI 4
~; Upon this rock will build my
church; and the gates OF hell shall not
prevail against It,"
The Rev. James Wilson, the evangelist
now working at Asbury. followed with u
glowing testimony to the certainty Of
thls foundation, euoUoIuiiIg at III t,.uo5,
Mrs. Kate A. King Mrs. N. 4. Taggart
and othess also gave ringing testim ony
to the truth OF the text and sermon.
The Revs. Merritt Hulburd. ID. D.. W. G.
Rooms, s. Nj. Morgan. Henry Sanderson,
and Alfred Scott were present at the al tor.
noon meeting.
preacher and the sermon was one OF un.
usual power. The subject was exactly
suited TO the camp meeting at its present
stage. His text was Exodus xiv, Is. And
the Lord sald unto Moses, Wheref ore
orleSt thou unto me2 Speak unto tine
children that they 10 forward"
Other ministers present the Revs. Chas
l. Stengle, Sanderson, Sharp, Short Burke
Harris and Rodgers, The song services
preceding the serm on were led in the af.
ternoon by Mise Sue Sherwood and lu the
evening by Mr.. L. Z. Potter and were
greatly enjoyed.
This afternoon at 8 o'clock the Rev. MIR.
Mason Of the Reformed Episcopal Church
preached. and at 730 Rev. Robert Watt, OF
Scott M. Il. Church. On Wednesday the
Rev. j. ii. Howard OF Asbury, Will preach.
and the Rev. AsburY Burke at $50. All
people OF all churches and denominations
are Invited to worship with Union durin u
the camp meeting,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-07
LAUDANUM KILLED HIM.
Charles schuimaster Worries Over Family
Trouble aud Finally Takes Ills Life

Charles schuimasier Worries Over Family
Trouble aud Finally Takes Ills Life.
Charles Schulmaster died at tho Della
ware Hospital last night from a dose OF
lauddnum, which he took with suicidal
intent at his boarding house about $50
o'clock in the afternoon.
Schulmaster boarded at No. 602 King
street for about two years. Family trou-
hles caused a separation between husband
and wife, and since the affair the boarders
ht the house had heard him remark that
he intended to take his life.
Yesterday he worked as usual, and when
he came home at O'Clock he went to his
room. Shortly afterward VIM. b. Wright
and VIM. Gould entered the room and
round Schulmaster lying Oh the bed. He
wns in drowsy condition and when the
men noticed an empty laudanuin bottle on
the mantle they asked the man what had
become OF the drug. 81 drank it," was the
reply, The men did not accuse Schulmas.
ter OF having attempted to take his life
but when he was found unconscious III.
teen minutes later, the fact dawned upon
thelr.minds. but 1t was then too late.
Sergeants Evans and Black carried the
unconscious man to the station house
where he was revived sufficiently to state
that he drank the drug because he wanted
to de- He had wanted to drink the drug
before but never had the courage. DIR.
Hughes seeing the man's condition to be
serious ordered his emoval where he died
despite the efforts OF the physicians there.
lie was 80 years old and n carriage trim mer
by trede. Deputy Coroner Chandler will
hold an Inquest.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-07
Chancellor wolcort,s New Cour..

Chancellor Nolcott to day held his
court In the United states Court on ac.
count OF tho upper court being occupied
with tho May term oil General Sessions.
Il, Il. Bradford began the argument and
reviewed at longth the evidence which had
been gwen in the case. You cannot put
inFetences against the evidence of the
men who saw. tasted and drank tile water
of Suv6rbrook.
lhe processes Mt tho Delaware Mills are
the same As when they were built and
never was there any trouble experienced
until the morocco factory was put in
operation. If tine Christtana has beon
polluted by the city of Wilmington ana
other sources how was 1t thnt tho Pulp
Works never had any trouble from lSSO2
1t is hot tho water from tho mnrshes that
Injuries the pulp No, 1t Is that which
eumes from the morocco factory. Dr.
Smith WAS the only chemist to make
thorough HnGlyets.
How can our friends explain Dr.
VOLTS evidence. which went to snow that
there was more chlorine acid at kewpurt
pike bridge than at the pumping stAlionf
Ne have placed on tho stand paper man
alter parer man, while counsel on the
other side dared not to produce a man
who practically understood tho lnanurac.
ture Of pulp. Our witnesses went to the
{ creek and examined the water aud test.
fed that they saw it discolorGd,
Ii. II Ward opened Tor the defense by
stating that the points at law nad been
tAttluttis III OTueE 10 bUOH tnuL lilO IN
junction has been violated II muHt be
shown that the defendant Is responsible
The true facts OF the case are thai tho i'm
puriiies from the Chrisllana have been
gong into hlill Creek.
lhe evidence of Mr.. SAME Jr, showed
thlL during four years they had trouble
Rt the works, and yet the man who knows
IL to lie II fact swore no impurities were
discharged from the morocco factory dur.
Ing that time. Why was the sluice gate
plnpped up the very day that the eminent
genllomen went oyel the coursey
II he cropped the gate up that day to
make the case stronger for the complain
auts, then that settles the case for hD did
such thing to hrlng clse before your
honor whero tho facts did not extst
1t hns been proven that the tilthicst
pace along the GhriStiana Is at tha Pulp
Works. Where docs all the refuse OF tho
works goS Why, Into the Lhristiana dl
rcctly and Indirectly LII orloI TO succeed
these people must show that The trouble
came exclusively from Mr.EUId.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-07
KENNARD & CO
Y 62I-623 Markei-t.

Pea'Aaps .y0W alyays
np0a'e CuSLom .MuHe
GENES. 10u'H see me
/0Ilp 0H a/lea' ,Youpe
seen 01Ta' WeW Spa'l4.g line
Of StYLeS.
I0Ma' Su1'inl on 0un.
che0peSl .ua'orIe is 50 10
so: .S0me a'ull0 on timer.
.Il'U0eS.
THE $40 STYLES OF
! Mems Suits are beauties
perfect fitting, well lined, relia.
Die in every way.
Finer ones at q12, Sl4, Sl5
and SIS.
We have Mems Suits at SIS,
Sc, 81 and SS,that are perfectly
reliable. Reliable in make, re.
liable in fit, reliable in wear,
rella3ie IN pflce-1 our money
back if you don't thinks.
1t IS possible to make prices
too cheap. So cheap as to i'm.
pair confidence in the goods
offered. That is the danger
with our Little Boys Suits this
season,
Our prices on Little Boys
Suits are very low, in many cases
we're selling them at actual
cost, and we've bought them
mighty low this season--too.
Always remember that we
han lie no shoddy goods--they
are dear at any price--don't
buy them.
A good wearing Boys Suit
at $3.50, and every price be.
tween up to s9.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-07
nnranIns-You s,ectI,c Word

10 often we are almost afraid to use 1t in
business way. especially when We ara
thlKlug about shoes, but our bargains ars
not thuse large heavy ton by twelue shoe
bargains yon road so much about and
don't hnd when You go to see them. But
We lave bargains. modest barTnns, mon.
ey saving bargains that are worth looking
AFTER Examine tn" quality and prices OF
our EAoas compare both with anything
you may see IN special reduction sales and
We ara not afraid OF tho resufT. II you
need loptw ear and want tho best for tho
smallest Rin0ut Of money we can serve
you. IormRu'H No, lD L, lth street Ds-
tween Market anu King
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-07
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL GAMES
National League,

National League.
At Pittsbprg-Pittsbur 12; Brooklyn,
l, AT ipeinnati-Clncinnati, 4; New
York, .. At Chicago Chicago, 4; Wash.
inaton, o. At ct. Eouis-Boston, 8; st.
Louis, g. The Cleveland Baltimore game
was postponed on account of rain and the
Louisville Philadelphia game on account
of the Kentucky derby.
Eastern League.
At Scranton - Buffalo, o. Scranton, g.
At Wilkesbarre - Toronto 10; Wilkes
barre, O. At Providenoe-Pro 8;
Rochester, l. At Spring ngfeld-Syracuse
81 Springfield, g.
Pennsylvania State League.
At Hazletun - Hazleton, IS; Shenan-
doah, O. At Pottsville-First game: Posts
Vile, 2S; Carbondale, 22. Second game:
Carbondale, 8; Pottsville, O. At Lancas.
ter-Reading, 7; Lancaster, 8. At Harris
burg-Allentown, s; Harrisburg, 8.
Well, well Just imagine Carbondale on
two games Yesterday.
The Star. Jr., base hall team won It's first
game, Yesterday by defeating the Clifton
nnse ball team Jr., by the score Of 33 to 7.
The Stnr Jr. would like to hear from any
team In the State under IL years OF age.
The players are: Thomas. c.; Eclert and
Jones. p; II. Doto. sss.; Gipp. II; ; J. Doto.
20 Jones and Nckert, 3b. Kitchens. ri I;
Caldwell, cf; f. Muller. H. Challenges
ehould be sent to No. 1901 Pine street.
Won der Ahe wants $500 for Breiten-
stein.
The game at New Castle on Saturday
will be tor blood. Tho @. A. O. whipped
tho Alton Grays. and the North End whip.
ned the Rockford. Now It Is, will q. A.
G. whip the North End
smith OF Newark, will play with the @.
A. G Juniors.
we thought tho new manager would iu-
stil new life into the club. but alas. It ls
not 80.
Rockford will have to spruce itself con.
alderahly II II wants to draw the people.
The boys from the banks are putting up
anything but good gamo this year.
Dover will ba in the arena after q WHILE
{. A. @. Will probably take an excursion
In August to Atlantic City.
Boston was the only Eastern club that
won yesterday.
Ridley Park would like to arrange
games with some first class club for Deco
ration DaN, either N ornlng or afternoon,
Addresa William Segner, Ridley Park.
IL sie went in against Cincinnati at his
own request yesterday to got even FOR his
deleat on Saturday He had better let
some one else pitch for the Reds won.
Ghil1delphia did not pav yesterday at
Louisville The races took the people
Delaware City has strong team this
season.
Beaston, the Elkton pitcher, who toss
ed the ball for the Plxon club on Saturday
got badly fooled.
For nico spring paat go to l.. II elss,
the tailor. No. l.. Srd street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-07
FIFTH EDITION.
ADD|CKs On THG FLOOR
He Talks to His Supporters-Mas-
sey Men Will Go Into Confer
ence Tonight And Addicks
Men Will Follow.

DOVER, May7. /
This has been big day here and 1t is
altogether probable that Senator will at
last be elected. j. Edward Addicks was
here and talked to the men who have fol.
lowed him since the session began. The
Massey mon have called a conference for
tonight. The Addlcks men say they will
attend. but the Hlggtns men are doubtful.
This action on the part of the Higgins
men has caused considerable talk. Mr..
Addlcks was talking half an hour.
When the vote was called the Massey
! men agan voted for their choice. The vote
was MS follows:
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huBley.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-07
a Chunae Amnna IinIlrnn,I lIrn.

sunerlntcudEut L. Z. Brooke, Of the p.
". Y T. I,aIIroad II Is roportad, Will 30
hppotnted to succeed Superintendent
Crawford OF The Naw lorlI division OF tho
Pentsylyahla khtlu uai and That Superlu-
tsndeHt Holiday Of tEe Delaware road
will huGGTel At irOUks Superintendent
Holiday sul4 yes er4uy that Le anew
nothfhB whatever OF the report. II was
learned IN other lu.lrual circles That sueh
. change wlli probably take place during
the present week, with tAe exception nf
Mr Holiday S succeeding AA Brooks. IT
. change Is platle SupeIuttudual Banuer,
of Altoona, Ia, Will ID al liAaiI49OI take
Mr.. BrUoA's place
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-07
Pnid IIie Claiu.

When the onse Of Mary j. Ryder against
the Girard Mutual Aid Society came up In
Magistrate Kelley's court to-day w. T..
Potts. president of the company, stated
that the local agents had misappropriated
the money and he paid tho claim, lie
would like to hear of any other legitimate
claims that arc in the city. The agent
will be prosecuted.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-07
Knn,i.a nncn

The rooms Of the Historical Society
were thrown open to the puDlia yester,Iay
afternoon aud Will continue To bu oten
every day except Sunday from to
O'Clock ln the afternoon. 5Ilss LyIia l.
noperte has been appointed an assistant
librarian for tho society ana gus tollau Of
We building during the hours ia winch
u is open for y.sllors
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-07
Not Recommended for ,,onc.,,

Tie report that Mrs KerhaGgh MANA.
ger OF the Wilmington intelligence Oitire,
had recommended tie cOlored girl VINO
robbed the residence Of j Frank Davis ON
Friday ~ honest ls incorrect Mrs ker.
LuuFh recommended the girl ns good
worker, but her reputation for honesty
was not spuaen OF. She has sent a uu.n.
Der Of girls tn several foreign States and
hHd never heafd OF u dishonest one until
the ono spoken OF.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-07

he afternoon Sunday school scholars
aIa teachers ef the Reformed Episcopal
tiHtgA " tie Eadeemer witf gn -, -
an cutting oA thursday. the 9Th INST tn
Sheilpot. Tie scholars will ieayo tie Slin,
Guy sehoolHt9 O'CLOCK. All parents and
iFtenl= ata Invited 10 go along aud oDioy
Il day b ulliuK 'eS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-07
HoLng n,crln 50 / n.lln

While Officer Rnlston was walking down
Washing on street last evening, he found
Patrick Dough ry GugEug tue curb
stone. lie was hepIcesIy druuk ljougher.
ty was reT ofled 10 hfyu been acting IN an
Indecent manner On the street He sprnds
tbe most Ot HE lime Ia sew tastIg jalE. He
will now 10 to New Castle ior ~ layg.
unless he pays line OF $40 and evs,s
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-07
sale oIIIor.ea

Jaeob Fullmet OF Chester. Pa.. will have
q sale OF nigh tired horses at ths Nest End
Aireets, thls city, on WedEes lay, the I5fa
81 May nt one O'uiUsk D. IN L W. Std.
nam u sous, tie auettoueets. VIII Auye
printed catalogues ior distribution M a
lew DIVA -
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-07
Church Extension.

The Board OF Church OF tho NJ. E. Com,
ference met this morning in Fletcher Hail
for the purpose of dividing the money
collected for Churcn extension. Dr. Muir.
ray OF Dover was present.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-07
New Price, 39C.

None of these goods contain
cotton. Trashy dress stuffs is
something we do not deal in.
We have had wonderful sue
cess on that 3S in French
Black Surah Cloth at 30 cent.
We consider this quality to be
the best value in this line in
America.
American Challies at Cotton
Goods Counter. 80 inches
wide. Note the width. 16
cents. Half wool.
French All. Wool Challies
at the Dress Goods Counter,
33 cents. "... ...
Among these will be found
the new Silk Embroidered Dot.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-07
Tho Weatl,pt

Tomorrow promises to be partly
cloudy to clearing. followed by Iuin.
with slight temperature changes. Thurs.
day fair and rather warmer
THE TEMPERATURE.
The therm ometer at the REpUBLIoAs
Office to-day:
2 o'clock. I2 o'c'ocS po,clock.
GA ~ 81
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-07
Inturigeancr

In Law COMMITTEES Of clty Council and
the dlrectut5 Of thu second street uarlot
house conferred lGsi nigAt 10 reference II
the u A. liu1t oil u LeH iensr Of thu byI of
Second street Oh the market beusc slte
lAo directors Will meet tho euinlaIlts
aguIn this evening.