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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
NIasona In Annn nI scn-lon.

This efternoun In Masonic Temple the
ninstietll annual session OF tho Grand
Lodge OF Delaware Ancient Order Free
and Accepted Masons Is being hold. The
meeting 10 an important one In the his
tory Of tho lodge In the State. Grand
Master VisRlnius V. Harrison presldes and
this afternoon hs made his report, az also
did the other Olicers.
The Session viii continue two days the
election OF officers to be held tomorrow.
Among the delegates in attendance are:
Rev lIewls Jackson of farilry and Rev.
Mr. Goldey ot Philadelphia Pa; Eldad l..
Clarke OF Dover. Frank Il. Householder.
Delaware ClLy; Nathaniel +. williams,
Smyrna AID George W. Green of Della.
ware city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
Futr Prtc.-

Robert Merrlck sold hfty head of fresh
cows and sprlngers uL Adams station on
Monday at prices ranging from S25 to S57.
making an average of $40 per head
Next Mopuay he will have another sale at
the Red Lion. AS there are fifty head to
De sold the farmers who fail to get suited
At the sale on ths Passnore farm TO.
morrow (lhuIsdgy) 6f ffernoon will have
an opportunity to get choice COW on
that occasion. Clerk Ilieks desires friend
Paeemoro TO attend II lie desires tn sec
COWS worthy of the name. For partIcu.
lars gee advertisements.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
Kninrne,l uomo.

Mr. T. II. GaYley has returned home
from Quebec where he had bsen spending
his vacation fishing for speckled trout.
Several handsome's specimens OF spsckled
trout were sent by AdHms Express to our
city as proof that fish were caught. Mr..
g. locke Ia excellent health and 1t kept
him busy this morning greeting his large
number of friends who called upon him.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
GoiuHn t;he.rnutinx.

The boys arc now thinklug OF going
thestnutiug and some of the wide awake
onsehave already made few trips TO ths.r
fayorite groves; only now and then
stray burr Ia found which thoy can crack
open aud extract u half rips chestnut but
with Tho advent of frost will open rapid.
ly. the crop Is said to be rather o light
one and there ls no certainty that anybody
will gather any great store of them. but
the boys will roam through many an acre
OF woodland IL quest OF the nuts.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
Tho world.s wheat crop.

According to the Hungarian govern
ment's annual statement, based on con-
sular and other reports, the estimated
production of wheat importing countries
is TAO, 422, COO bushels and Of exporting
countries 1851, 70l, 900. The total esti-
mated production is 232. 900, 600 bushels
lesa than tho amended estimate of 1894.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
Tho Adnir Iiulld,ne SECURED.

Dookstader, the musee manager, has
about perfected arrangements to secure
the Lease OF the Alimon building, Seyeuth
and Shlpley streets, from MIR. Lewis f.
Adair. who has lease Of two years ana a
half OH 1t. Without doubt by the time
the REPUBLICAN gets on the street the
necessarily papers will be eigned whereby
Mr.. ID. secures the lease of the building.
He will have one Of the largest and IN Jst
attractive musees In the country before
two Loonths Ia over. The necessary nego =.
tiatioLs have been under way for some
time.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
Aicott tIu.,sta -Y.,t IIom.E

The Alcott Club OF the Delaware Hos.
pitsi will give what they term "A harvest
home on Friday aud Saturday afternoon
and evening OF Ihauksgiv wing week in the
New Century Club. Fancy articles of nll
kinds will be for sale. The CLUB is work.
tngfor tho endowment of free bed In
the hospital and as IL has asked no aasI5t.
anco from the public Tor several ysars. II
Is hoped this eil"rt in good cause will
meet with cordial response.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
Good Wilmington Undo Clo,hlns.

made to your order ut rocd botto u prices.
Honest cloths. honest linlngs and honest
workmanship and what ID better, made by
Whining on taliorS.
suits made to your order Sl2Oo. sI5 90,
SIS 90 aud SO 20
OyorooRts Sl2.00. Si5.00 1880 and
80 70.
Goats and yeats so 90. 5000. sla.oO aud
Sl5 20.
Tauts to order 43 90 to $500.
Fit atyls and work mauAhip guaranteed
Or your money back ON demand.
w. IL. LoCkYEn, I'm porter and Tailor. S9S
Market sLTeotiOlher store 2OS Market
sLreeL.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
wAILs :. Duap.
Hs Expired I;hsf rvsasaE ana Jesn nsra-

Nathaniel Walls died at HIS home last
evening from ibjuriss received at tho
hands OF John Morahan. a full aecouIt OF
tue assault appearing in the REPUBLICAN.
Tho death OF Walis makes Morabsn q
murderer. and he will have TO answet the
charge OF murder In tho third degree at
tue Novempsr term of the Oyer and Ter :
miner Court. unless Deputy Coroner
Chondler's jury tinds that Walla ca me TO
his death accidentally or from causes
other than the Injury iufiictsd by Morahan
which la hardly likely. Mr. Chandler 10
making an Investigation today. and will |
probably hold the inquest tomorrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
Mis- Lnflerty,, Death.

Deputy Coroner Chandler held an in.
quest yesterday afternoon on the remains
OF Sarah j. Laiferty. who was killed ~
Claymont Sunday night. Toe verdict
returned WAS one OF accidental death.
All of tho girls relatives reside In Ire.
land. The funeral took place this after.
noon, intermeut being made In lilverylew
cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
Opening Dav or uover Fair.

The nineteenth annual exhibition of the
Delaware State Fair Association opened
yesterday 1t was children's day and the
grounds were swarming with schoo chill.
dren. Jid Kids Wild West Combination
gave an exhibition between the hsate of
racing. The races were well contested.
Colonel Robert Hough acted as starting
Judge. and Amos Cole aud John p Gulds.
borough timers,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
Inye.t Yoar Oyy. atoa,y.

Banks may fail and railroads may be
wrecked by bad management. but the
safest place to Invest your money for
future profits is In city building lots ut
"Creston." Public sale at twenty .sixLh
aud Wsst streets. nnxt Saturday. October
s. at4 y. IN. ALI our sales will Ds con-
Quoted fairly aud honestly throughout.
anu every lot offered will positively be
sold. No undcrbiddi1g allowed. Piote
at 7l2 Market etreel froe on reQuast.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
FIro Auonr I.nAicn, nounets.

Electric light wires Ia the window OF
the millinery store OF Miss Steinloken. No.
2l7 Market street caused fire early lRst
evening which datnngel ih' bonnets, hats
and trimmings which composed q fail
opening display. Tie window had been
beautifully decorated. Tne opening will
continue however, uninterrupted and all
ladies are invited to call anu look over the
stock
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
WIN, ,,I.,,n. ,s.,,-D.5s...

ELKroN. Nd. Oct. AFTER being In
hiding for two weeks, Lawrence White
authorities for the murder OF Nicola
Veeohlo. Greek. at Port Deposit on
September p last. The men quarrelled,
and White stabbed Yssehio In the stoIn-
ach. which resulted fatally. White adj
Inits the crime but says he did 1t In self
defenoo.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
sunday school ENTERTAINMENT.

The NJ. E. Sunday school of Delaware
City will give musical and literary en-
terrain ment in Assembly Hall on Friday
evening. the llth inst. for the benefit of
the organ fund. The scholars will be
assisted by Miss Florence Van Heckla,
the popular elooutlopist OF Phliadel phia.
There will also be fan drill by the boys,
after which refresbments will DO served.
Admission. for adults. 25 ents; children.
15 cents,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
The ~uoxftake Clrnrr.

The British steamship p sno owfiake cleared
from Shi5 port to-day wtth cargo of
/. ltS, lI9 gallons of crude pstroleum. Ths
valuation of the cargo is t70O65. The
Phliadelphta papers today had the Sno W.
hake listed among the port entries That
port will never get over tn idea but tina {
Marcus Hook 10 IN its district.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02

The plate glass window of L. Thomas &
Co., 400 Market street. was broken this
morning, For some unaccountable cause
two eiooiSs fell of a shelf aud did the
damage, Tho clocks were also injured.
The window was insured.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
stocking slnker- ON -,rtxs.

The toppers and ioopers employed In
the 9, ockiHa factory of Taylor * Haw
thorn went on strike yesterday because
OF n threatened reuuction la wages. The
girls ciaim that tney are now working for
starvation wages and Will not submit to q
stln lpwer red ucLlOn.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
ssosa Ft.hins.

William Besdenkopf ami Wm. Conneli
eutyssterday nsutng In the canat on
sJereey aide MIR. b suuoeeded in hooking
In a large eel that Weighed some5 pouuds
while AIR. Connau eau xht II Germ III carp
tnat pulled down tho scales TO- pounds
The Days sport sSgood one aud the
caLch was IA big ous.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
zaII Opening.

The opening OF trimmed hats by Miss
Stelnlcken. No. 2l7 Market street, Will not
he irterfereu with AS the lire WAS confined
to tho window. and will go on as usual.
The indies are invited to call as every.
thing Is in apple pie order aud prices aud
styles are nll right.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
Jcr.eN tn,r,.

Anyone wishing to purchase "A nice
young Jersey COW should attend the eele
on the PHssmOTe farm near CentreylIle
tomorrow afternoon. There viii also be
sold about thirty other ohoice mIlkers.
Mr. Sttdham VIII explain their good quail
tties. II orr Hicks CT Auetonesr hob-
inson should attend they might get Il
a
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
RIrnmnn s.a In Rauainu.

The Fame Hose Fire Company left this
city for Readii q this afternoon, where
they will take part in the blg parade 10.
morrow. The men presented a line ap.
bearance and will undoubtedly attract
much attention while on thcir trip.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02

In order TO Introduce our fine quality
work. All babiea under l8 months OF age
will be photographed and presented with
one Of our finest flushed csbinet photos
absolutely free of charge. HARRY Blu CHER,
TO Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02

O. T. z. Thirty letters are at this office,
awaiting the call OF q. L. z. who adYer-
tlsed for an active young business man.
Miss Alice Sthyt0n. of Greenwood, Del
is the guest OF Thomas n. Staytun this
piLV.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
Co,,r,c,or ,,rnaIev ,,,.d.

John Bradley, a well known contractor
OF this oity. died at his home i022 West
Fifth street. yesterday. aged 81 years. Hia
funersi will take place on Friday. Inter
ment will be made at the Cathedral Gene.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
fioiiues, .,icpr,n..

The Wednesday night holiness meeting
held In the mission oorne. Front and Mad.
lson streets. will be Ia charge Of Bro her
Blggs OF East Lake this evening. All
inyIlod,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
1HE MODERN nKnUrY

Thrvos on good food and Sunshine. with
plenty Of exercise In the open air. Her
form glows with health and her face
blooms with lts beauty. IL her system
needs the cleansing action Of laxative
remedy. shs uses tho gentle aud pleasant
liquid laxative syrup of Eigs
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
stnnrt rnnnnt..iI r,nr,.

Chaneellar Wolcott has issnai a prallm.
lnhry Injunction restraining. Theodore
Stuart. formerly editor of tho E.gentnR
journal, from selling certain g oct OF the
journal Publishing Company LaId by
Manag r Charles William Edwards on a
judy amrnt against Edwards.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
Cannot ca to IssaaIsx.

Captain Peter b. Ayres was to accom-
pnny he Fame dose comp my to Read
ing. but owing to tho business of the
oifcs being so full hc is unable to go. and
Colonel lhomas Stewart will take his
place at HARRISBURG.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
A NnnnunnIlin

The marriage of Miss Mollie p Hanna
daughter of Robert Hanna, OF No. fC24
West Fiith street, and Harry W. Connolly
OF No. 4la Washington street at Camden
on September 26, has just been announc-
ed. Mrs, Gonnsity Is student ut tn
dlrls' HiEh school. md MIR CopnelIy "a
clerk ina ktrE street grocery store Rev.
w. L. buireii performed tha ceremony.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
Clnrsnce Weethofer formerIv =,

Clarence Westhafer. formerly treasurer
OF tho Grand Opera House will go to Tren.
ton on or about October l5 to accept
position at the Taylor Opera House which
few days ago went under the manage.
menL OF W. II. Williamson.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
-In.lo TaxI,rc,nr,-

Mr. Thomas w. Swaun. the colored
orator OF thu single Tax movement will
speak tonight In shiloh Baptist Church.
IL IA aud Orange street, on The advantu-
gee of the Single lax.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02

large line of all desirable Syringes of
hard anu soIt ruo1er. SyrlngeS ana hot
Water Bags combined, ut Ladies' Depart.
ment. Bslts. sixth and Market Lady
attendant,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
wni Return to Whining, ON

Captain Willard Thom psOn and family.
who hive been occupying ths Waterloo
farm ln 1hornbury township. Pa, will
return To this city tomorrow. They spent
the summer on the farm and enjoyed life
In the country very much.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
tsnye Screnade

Tho Allentown band with the Columbia
FlIa Company seIonaded the Clayton
house this morning before partaklng of
dinner. p~spIrutory to isavIng Tor Road.
ing / II the aftarnonn.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02

w. a. Hukill Huctioneer. will sell this
furniture on Friday morning at No. SO!
West s,ree'. Those who wish bargai uf
should keep their eyes open.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
Wilmington -ehooI Of Nu.lc.

sos Weet street Y. w. @. A. building. Ia
now oren. Rionard Schmidt. late of
philadelphia, Musical Academy Director.
Mrs. j. Il. Miiiignn, secretary. Cali for
circulars. Terms moderate.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
nEATIfS.

Banner"man's Pbenyle Is tha greatest
dlsinfeotant known, recommended by the
Board OF Health.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
TUESDAY. OCTOBER s. 1895,
at o'clock. p. un..

- good farm horses No. l. horse
~ Harry years old. No .. dun hOr-e
Jim - years old. No 8. bay horse Ton II
yeurs old.
good mich cows will soon he in pro Mt
Two Hogs.2i pairs Of chickens. 1 fsrir NYngou.
one 1crmaAtuwu WIN ON, Hight caHriuse
road cart horse cart. Xrindstonea, l roller.
2Cultlvators cGltiYattr Hnd cayereT. 3 spike
hairows. plows. l Mccormick NOV luR
machine huy cutter. OK y oKes. / sioubia
hNrpcon hay iork Rnd blocks W Ith l31 reet of
rope. hay torfs. dung forks.l dozen grain
b4ss large grain chest. sleigh aud bella.
wheel arrow grain cradles maui AMI wed.
BsA, broad ana pitch ng axes, crOsscut
saw. a lot OF nuRcr1. l-2 bl ael measure Grain
ran, si5"Nels and hoes. large sculdinE tub. lot
OF chains ahd W. oil SAWS lot OF Inch oak
PLANK, small chGFu, OF OF OLD iron. set stage
aHu : sells oil plO~ haTnsSs, sets deorborn
harness nearly new, cnIinrs auI bridIps 20
tons Of huY and OF straw. so bundles OF
corr fodder, lOe bushels Of corn. 1UJ bushels
OF wheat a lot OF potatoes by the bl shol. s
cords OF wood and lot of other things not
mentioned. "
Termt-AH sums OF so and under cash
over mat e1noHnt credit OF months Inv
Elvlns a bankabe nnta with approved en-.
dorssH zACAEIAH EijifIfi iJT
''eA@hshttEi % Aho o!-w-ts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02

The foot ball teams of tine V NJ. G. A.
and Company T., N, G. ID. had q practice
game lust night OH the Rtgerviow
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
DuIIdinE n Wharf,

Edgar Zlelan OF this city has received
the contract for building u new wharf at
Reedy Island and to repair the light house
at same place.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
QUOTATIONS.
Reported by
UEAI.n & COMPANY,
bankers md Rrokar+
seventh aud marl... s.r.s,.z

Investment and bacuritle, vIaidf..
from TOT per cent
orders for the purchase and sale Of
Btocss and Bondson Com1Ilasiou axocur
cd ut all the stouk exchanges
Private telegraph wires to Now YORK,
Philadelphia. boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts iIBi Lettors of Credit 10
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
Henry watter,.n tn Lecture.

Henry Watterson has b.en secured by
Dupont Post, No. 9. q. A r.. TO deliver a
lecture In the Opera House on the evening
of January is.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
RcIormeh Chnrch onfercnca.

The annual conference of the Reformed
Episcopal Church w,il be held In tho Cove
nant Cnuret', this cit +, on oct oDar 70 and
ID Tie Delegates will he from churches
east OF Pltt5burs aud north OF Whining.
ton and lie inestlngs viii be interesting
ones.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02

Free Lessons at GoIdey wilmington Com-
m1reiai nHd ShorIhand College.
In day or night sessions. to all who
would like 10 try before enrolling, No
classes. Begin any day or night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
Nerves On Edge.

was nervous tired, irritable and cross.
KHrrs Clever Root lea has made me we'll
and happy. Mrs. l.. b. WoRpEN. For sale
by n. Danforth, end and Mdrket Sts,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
LoJAI, POTS.

Examine your sink or drain, II they
smell bal use Bannor&mar's Phenyle, for
bale by all druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
$25 to $42,

~
was larger than we have had in
past seasons for an entire
month, showing that the ladies
Of Wilmington appreciate q
good high.class article at rea.
sonable price. And we assert
without fear Of contradiction
that our fine exclusive garments
are less in price than any house
we know of in the larger cities.
This season we show a fine
line of Misses Jackets, IL, IA,
16, Is years old, at prices that
must make them interesting to
ladies wishing to clothe their
daughters in nice fine stylish
garments without payingan ex.
travagant price.
This department Of our Cloak
business is new to us,as hereto.
fore we have not given Misses
wear much attention; but now
we can show them a fine line
from $500 to S12.
We want you all. Mother
and daughters to pay us a visit.
And do not forget to glance
over our Novelty Dress Goods
at 4Sc., 75c. , $1.0O, $1.25,$l.5O.
81. IS, $780,. The finest stock
we have ever had and many of
them only one dress pattern
and no duplicates. ..z
We have a magnificent stock
of plain and fancy Black Goods
from 30 cents to S1.00 in plain
effects, and from SO cents to
$3.50 per yard in Novelti es--
none of which contain any cot.
ton.
We look upon our Black
Goods departmental as one of the
most important in the store
and do not allow any article to
appear in this stock that will
not be of good value to our
customers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
Entrrrit Lnr itrnnir.

The steam barge frankie. Philadelphia,
Ia at the Pusey " Jones' Compdny's yards
having repairs IN AIDE to her boilers
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02

II have been using Dr. Bulrs Cough
Syrup for some timo. 1t cured nv baby
means of saving his life. Mis-. Thomas
Hinton, CenLreville N. j.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02

Pauline @. Barlow viii have her fail
opening Of millinery goods at No. So4
King street tomorrow (rhursday)t morn
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
AInrns Rner-

Harry Schnepf. tho KING strs4t saloon.
Keeper. has a beet which weighs 6 lbs,
1t Is certainly hard To beat" IL was
raised by down State farmer.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02

Caution! Keep away disease and foul
odors, oy the use OF BannerEman's Phenyls
For sale by all or ugQists.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02

DIR. Swithin Chandler, of New Garden. Pa,
has II bad opinion VI soma of ths light
d Il. o ed city gentry. Ths fellow who
tried Lo touch him for $50 last Saturday
will have to try again.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
CIui, C,nco,,

Tho Columbia Glee CLUB will give an
other one of its popular concerts In the
opera House tom uight This con-
cert promlses to be one of the Leaf ever
given by the Organization.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
The iNcniLnr.

Tomorrow promises to ba fair e.
partly cloudy and rather warmer, In.
eating rain In different sections.
Slnilur conditions will probably Prev.
on Friday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
Arus and Ammunition OF siiisu,sers.

The attention OF Attorney General Har.
mon at Washington wus called yesteid day
to an interview with Minister Dupuy dt
LONE Of Cuba to the effect that the United
Ststes had deeided to oonllscate arms and
ammunition found upon vessels detained
by the United State authorities, and which
are supposed engaged or auout to engage
In tillbustering expeditions TO Cubs.
Attorney General Harmon said there
had been no change In the position of the
Administration toward thn Cuban inAur.
gents. The neutrality laws. he said. were
being enforced with vigor and impartial
ity. nnd 1t is the Intention to continue to
do So Arms aud ammunltions Of wal
alleged to be for the use OF the lnsurgent~
had been captured by United States OH
cials and the matter brought to the alton
tlon OF the judicial authorities BY United
Stnte5 officers.
The decisions OF the courts in thes,
matters were as binding upon the govern
mant us upon those under arrest, aud
where acquittal followed. the government
of course was powsrless further to act
Acquittal Of alleged fiilbusters in crlmi
nal proceedings carried with 1t the eur
render Of property seized with them. ID
some eAses the property mad not been
called for aud still remained Ia the Gus.
tody of the United States.
In referonce to the arms already seized
and In possession Of the United Slater
auLhodties here. Collector Towneenu
when asked this morning conoerning the
matter. said that they were still In his
possession aud would bs held awaiting
orders from WRshlngtun. District Attor.
ney Yandegrlft wrote to Washington q
lew days ago for further Instructions, but
nothing has yet bsen done.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
At O'Clock, p.ln.

At O'Clock, D. m,
Forty head or Lancaster county cows and
Uiose sprinRers. Among tins 10. are seperiu
above cows have been selected with care
ana are prime lot. Terms 10 days
). q. Robinson, Auotionesr. Of
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
BIJou THEATRE.

'All the Comforts OF Homo one of
William Gilletts's clever iarce comedies
was again presented ut me Bijou Theatre
last evening Defote an audience that fuzzy
appreciated the W 1rX OF the Clever artistic
presenting IL. The enlargement will con.
ciude with the present ttun tuI5 evening.
The Hayes Il Illus Vaudeville Company,
under tue management OF Ed. O'Brisn.
manager OF the Norris Theatre, NCrr!A-
town, Pa, having closed without due
notice. com pels the management OF the
Bi1ou to Keep their house dark for the
balance of this week. They viii resume
operations ou Monday evening next aLd u
nrst cluas attraction Is promised,