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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25

Mrs. r. II. Argo OF 1905 West Third
street gave Washington Birthday dinner
on Friday IN honor OF her Washin gtOn
guests. The ladies were all gowned in
evening dress. Those present were: MIR.
and Mrs. nobhs. MIR. and Mrs. Hutt. Mr..
and Mira j. ]. Fisher, MIR. and Mrs. Faghy,
Philadelphia, MF. and Mrs @. w Nelson.
Mr. aud Mrs. wright, OF New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Daughter of New York
City, Miss Minnie Rock OF Washington.
Mrs. Marie Kelley OF Washington, Miss
Mabel Bilderback OF this city, Miss Lulu
G. Hutehens Of New York City, MIR. q.
Howard Backlrr Of Was hington, Mr.. w.
hlis Of Now York City and MIR. J. j. Rob-
inson of Boston. Mass. After dinner Mrs.
Argo entertained her guests by singing
several beautiful sc e,tions accompanied
on the guitar by Miss Minnie Rock. Miss
lioek eayss for her home In Washington.
ID. c, on Saturday. after a two weeks visit
with Mrs. ArEo audi MnboI Ihlderbnek.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25

There will not be either an Aldlcks or
Higgins ticket nominated at the city
election, but simply astraight Republican
ticket We do not want any faction or
factlonIsts to be atlrrlng up contention
and the men who will do SO, ara simply
wolves in Sleeps clothing The Rspub.
ican party was not organized 10 promote
the fortunes OF any man or set OF men
and those whose Loyalty to 1t depends on
the election of any one to any Office can
rttach little importance to tho adoption
OF any policy or the promotion OF the IN
terssts OF the country. Tho men whose
Adhesion to the party depends on their
occurring Office had better join the op-
position at once and acknowledge that
they are like the Hessians who light for
the party that pays the best.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25
Pennsylvania LEGISLATURE.
Earr Compulsory Education Bill Nearing
Iy o. f,, q aaoand Reading

Earr Compulsory Education Bill Nearing
SCI o SCI . Second Reading.
HARRISBURG, Feb 25.-1his will be an
eventful week at tho state capital. The
legislature will reconvene tonight after =
ten days recess and will probably remain
In session until Friday night, Beginning
tomorrow the house will hold two sessions
daily. A meeting Of the board of public
buildings and grounds will be held this
afternoon, at which Colonel John K. Rob
inson, of Mifflintown, will be chosen as
the successor to Major John Lockhart, of
Philadelphia, as superintendent Of that
department. Major Lockhart has been
asked to resign, but has refused.
The board of pardons will organize to-
morrow and consider applications In
nineteen cases in which olemency Is
sought. Among these is the case Of Hugh
y. Dempsey, the Plttsburg labor leader,
serving "a seven years sentence in the
eastern penitentiary for poisoning non
union men in the Carnegie mills, at Home.
stead, during the memorable strike. The
new board will consist of Lieutenant
Governor Lyon, Secretary Of the Common
wealth Reeder, Attorney General McCor-
mick and Secretary Of Internal Affairs
Brown.
Governor Hastings Is expected to send
to the senate tomorrow number Of i'm
portant nominations.
Tomorrow evening reception will DO
given at the executive mansion to the
United States senators, congressman and
congressman. elect Of Pennsylvania, state
Judiciary, governors staff, the generals
and field officers of the National Guard.
AT the close Of the session of the senate
on Wednesday ex Lieutenant Governor
Watres will be presented with solid
silver service, valued at 81 900, as a testi-
monial from his colleagues during his four
years service as presiding officer in THE sen
ate. Senator McCarrell, of this city, will
make the presentation speech.
Chairman Moore, of the house agricul-
ture committee, will present during the
week, memorials from the subordinate
oranges throughout the state, protesting
against the repeal of the oleomargerine
law.
The bill providing for the publication Of
$4,000 copies of the famous "bird book"
will be sent to the governor today for his
action. The Farr compulsory education
bill is near the head of the house calendar
and will be considered tomorrow unless its
advocates allow it to go over. Another
bill on the house calendar for second read
ing is that creating the office of state GUS
todian, against which there is much oppo-
sition. 1t will probable be reached to-
morrow
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25

Our legislators should carefully analyze
every bill brought before them as there
IRE many persons who wish to benefit
themselves Without reference to the pub.
lie welfare. They pretend to be anxious
to promote the public welfare. while their
only object Is to put m oney In their own
purses There are many selfish schemes
covered up under the prelenGe Of desire
to serve the people at large. Physicians.
veterinarians, money shavers, educators
and even some prison reformers may be
office or the hope of igaln In some shape.
In abiding to this disposition and kim
dred matters, writer In the Farm jour
nal says: THE hue and cry about tuber-
culosls In cows lie an invention OF Satanic
to worry and injure the farmer Every
sane person knows that II a COW lie sick
she will fail Of her milk, ard the farmer
will discard her as Improbable to keep.
and they also know il she eats well and
looks we'll her milk will not harm any
one. 1t passes understanding how men
who help by their ballots to place dens OF
iniquity and death at every turning for
their fellow men can make such a fuss
about spoonful of milk in their coffee
We can no more expect cows to continue
to the end in an entirely sound condition
than we can expect to do go. It ID not the
farmers milk that Is causing consump.
ton among people. but their unhealthy
habits and indulgence
The score in regard to the above disease
led few young men 10 labor hard to
have an office created for their benefit and
number of COWS were sacrificed for
their benefit, and II our Legislators are not
careful evil may come out of measu re5 in.
tended Tor good.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25

Personally Conducted Tours TO Fisrids. I
To the large mum Dor Of people who feel
the sed OF a Inidwinteras we'll as mid
sum mer holiday. the Pennsylvania Rail.
load Company's personally conducted
themselves; the excursion rates being
most liberal and the style OF travel first.
class In every particular.
The next OF the series of Jacksonville
tours. allowing two weeks stay In FlorI.
da, will leave New York and Philadelphia
March IL and &c. Tho rate, including
transportation. meals ELI route, and Pull
man berth on special train. is $50 from
New York and S4S from Philadelphia; pro-
portionate rates from other points.
For further information apply to Ticket
Agents, OF address Tourist Agent, 1l96
Broadway. New York. or Room All. Broad
Street Station. Philadelphia. to whom ap.
pllcation Tor space should also be made.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25
PuBLio SALE
Dwellings and Building Lots
oNsATURDAy. MARCH . 1895.
Alta o'Iock p. M.
ATTHE BUILDERS EXCHANGE.

l0ll East Thirteenth street, 2-story brick. 6
rooms and bitb. Lot IL -!x46
Northwest corner Second and Searles
streets astory brick. rooms. AMI shed. Lot
10 0xtlsn.
81 West Thirteenth street. 2-story brick. 8
roomA and shed. Lot l!.jx5i-i
1870 " alnut street, "-story brick, rooms
aud hath. Lot l0-0xsi0 to foet all ey.
ll0j West Seventh street. story prick, 10
rooms and bath. Lot lS-Jxs5-D. 10 0-feet alley.
$40 Orange street. 3-story Drlok, 10 rooms
and bath. lot 20 o xTH-b.
49, East Seventh street. Lot lE6I65-0
100 Lancaster avenue. a-story brick, 10
rooms aud bath. Lot lS-ll3-i0.
Nice home at Eismere on Northern avenue.
north side, between Wilmington and Balti-
moro avenues, ~ story. 0 rooms. h eater. hot
ana cold water. Lot bONlL0. Examine this
before the sale IL you want q home In this
growing suburb OF Wilmington.
Old-estRbiiehed store 1909 Marltet street. 0
rooms and store store room % feet deep. with
meat rCem tor cold meats etc. Lot ~ 6xiU1.
Very desirable property. Examine before tho
sale.
Ten lots or plots OF ground. fno building
lots. most OF them positively sold. Soc large
bills Tor locatior,
Most OF these properties will posltivet
be sold, and Il rar tcbance for investor. Ex-
anime them before the sale and Judge for
yourself.
Terms;5 per cent. cash on day of sale.
Terms FOR balance made known day OF sale.
Taxes for 1874 cutl hv the L hn SELLER
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25

BALTIMORE Feb. 25.-On Dec. last q
man who persistently refused to give his
name attempted suicide in Druid Hill park
by shooting Yesterday morning he sue
ceeded in ending his life by jumping from
third story window of the Maryland
General hospital, where he had been CON
fined since his first attempt on his life.
With his tragic death came his supposed
Identification it being announced that he
had given his name in secret to a nurse as
Charles T.. Norton. This he told the nurse,
was his right name. 1t is believed that his
home was in New York The bullet he
fired into his head on Dec. , was never
found
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25

Apart from the rare pleasure OF visiting
new places and witnessing novel scenes,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
tours to California will prove better edu-
Gators than any number OF lectures or
books on travel. The immense scope OF
territory traversed will expand the ideas
of all tourists. indelibly impress upon
their minds enlarged views OF this mighty
Union and Its vast possessions. and they
will return to their homes proudar than
ever of the great land whose borders are
protected by the Stars and Stripes.
These tours have been arranged under
the comrunys renowned personally.con.
Quoted tourist system. and magnificent
Pullman trains will leave New York and
Philadelphia on February ~ and March 20,
1895 ...
Detailed Itinerary will he sent on appli.
cation to Tourist Agent, ll9R Broadway,
Nav York. or room All. Broad Street sta.
ton. Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25

CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-Ten persons had a
a narrow escape from death at the Sixty
third street crossing Of the Northern Pa
cac tracks. A street car belonging to the
Lawn Street Railway company was struck
and demolished at the crossing by Cal
umet terminal freight train which was
running AZ a rate Of ten miles an hour
Three persons were severely injured, while
every one in the car received minor bruises
or cuts from broken glass Those most
severely injured are: Henry Burtsher,
Charles Kelly and Alfred Coad, driver of
the car. The latter's injuries may prove
fatal
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25

HALsEY, Ky, Feb 25.-The statement
of a negro who died here on Saturday has
created quite a sensation in this little
place. The negro was seen by reporter
and confessed to having committed five
murders. Two Of them were in Alabama,
two in TenneSsee and one in Georgia. He
said three of psaSictilns were white wo-
men. He also Said that one man had been
tried, convicted and hung for one of his
flendish acts He would not tell the exact
towns or localities where he had COM
mitted these crimes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25
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Nov. 10, 1884 81
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Il. n. CAMPbELlA Geheral Manager
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25

OAKLAND, Cal, Feb 25,-Charles W.
Woodwork, n professor at the state uni
versity, and w. c. Maxwell a student at
the same place, have been expelled from
the First Baptism church of Berkeley on
charges of heterodo1y preferred against
them by Rev. w. o. Learned and the dea-
cons of the church. Maxwell published a
circular giving his viGws, the main poin5
OF which was that baptism is not perqui-
site to church membership, nor to partuke
of the Lords supper and the professor up.
held him. Then both offenders were ex-
,,aIlaI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25

CITY OF MEXICO, Feb. e5.-In spite of
all reports to the contrary negotiations be-
tween Mexico and Guatemala are not ad-
vanoing, and the delay is due to De Leon 9
dilatory tactics, while Minister Mariscal
Is doing all possible to hurry the matter
up. DE Leon asserts that he is fully en-
powered to arrange matters to the end,
without the necessity of consulting any
body. The appointment of senator Ran
som as minister to Mexico is received here
with the greatest satisfaction,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25

Wawaset Tribe of Red Men No, o. gave n
very interesting entertainment to their
friends at their Wigwam at Rising sun on
Saturday evening, February Z3rd. The
following WIS rendered in a manner hgh-
~ credliaDle to all the performers and
most pleasing to the guests.
Introductory u. T.. shepperd; preIiml.
nary, Rev. Morgan, OF Suiem NJ E.CTlrch;
Vocal SO ectlons. keokuk Trio; Recitation,
Miss Grace Dillon llArgus; Musical cons
bnatiou, Mrs. Elwood stout; Select read
ing. Miss NJ. Pauline Hanna; Initiation
Church Bell Locomotive and etc. Mr..
George ". Jones. The guests were then
invited to another part Of the NigWam to
partuke of refreshments.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25

LYNcHBURa, Va, Feb. e5.-Walker G.
Hammer, for twenty years the trusted
teller Of the First National bank, was ar
rested here yesterday, charged with en-
bezzling Ss3, 600 of the banks funds Tho
announcement startled the community
and has been the talk of the town all day.
The bank officers are engaged in milking
an investigation, and will make public
an official statement. Hammer is bonded
for $4,000. and the bank, which is one of
the soundest in the south, will lose only
aean
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25
MONDAY. FEBRUARY go. 1895.
Governor ,larvil on the Ponl,eurlary.

Governor AiHryil on the Penitentiary.
Governor Marvll has expressed himself
against the proposed work house bill
now in tho hands Of the Legislature for
action. Governor Marvll says. that the
s2c,oo asked for the purpose OF building
penitentiary would not be sufficient to
cover the expense OF erecting suitable
building and supplying an outfit. At q
low estimate $50 900 more would be 70.
quired. The interest ON the sum would
be s15, 900 at 8 per cent.
II would cost $1,000 per annum to run
It. Then add to this each year for repairs
8 per cent. of e250, 900 which Ia $50, 600,
and 1t will give our readers an idea OF the
cCst. Continuing he says:
Thus 1t will be seen that the expense lie
enormous under any circumstances. but
when we take into consideration tho
handful that constitute the whole popu-
lation OF our state, 1t must be patent to
all that the project would be suicidal
THE State of Delaware is not large
enough In population to support a pan.
itentiary. 1t would be to our treasury,
each year, burden almo st too heavy to
poofi VI oieo WOulu Brauuhily ldlt iulo
forced neglect aud become an unslg htly
monument to our folly"
He then recommends a decided rsfor.
nation 10 our prison system. That en-
forced idleness should be done away with.
There should be employment and proper
accom- modations provided. He suggests
that ee5. 900 be expended on our present
prison that they could be so arranged
and constructed as to become houses OF
labour, as we'll as incarceration.
We are very sorry to say that we don't
or can't agree with our Governor in his
views on ths work house bill. New Castle
County. and In fact Delaware, ia badly in
need OF psnltentilary. The county
prison. located ut Georgetown. Is a dis
grace to civilized State. II Is simply
not fit to coniine n dog in IL you think
anything of the dog. The prison. at
Dover. Is better. but 1t Is nothing to Drag
Of. The prison at New Castle. ia in good
sanitary condition, but is ovorcrowIed
more than two.thirds OF the time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25

TRENTON, Feb a5.-Josephine Light, q
colored woman, of this city, Is under the
care of four physicians, who think she has
hydrophobia, the result OF dog bite re-
ceivcd last December. She was bitten on
the little finger and leshy part of the left
hand, and the wounds healed without any
trouble. On Saturday she was seized with
commissions, which have required every
few minutes since that time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25

PAuIsBoRo, N. J., Fob. ao.-warrants
were sworn out before Justice of the Peace
Isaac j, Cowgirl for the arrest Of forty
workmen, all Of whom are employees Of I.
p. Thomas Sons q Co, the fertilizer man
ufacturers Of this place. The charge was
the theft of $500 from the Office OF the com
pany The money constituted the pay of
the workmen for the last two weeks, and
while 1t had been laying carelessly in the
Office some one of the employees, it is sup
posed, stole 1t. 1t Is supposed that the
money has been hidden by the thief.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25

For eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
Delaware, Maryland, District of Column
bia and Virginia, fair; warmer; southerly
winds. The storm has moved from tho
north of Montana TO the north of Lake
Superior, The temperature has remained
stationary in the Atlantic states and has
generally risen elsewhere.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25

LONDON, Feb 25.-The Times has a dis.
patch from Montevideo saying that 1t is
stated on good authority that the Brazil
ian government will attempt to make
terms with the revolutionists in the state
of Rio Grande do Sui. Admiral da CANA,
who succeeded Admiral de Mello in the
command of the rebel fleet during the late
instruction, is at the head Of the move
ment, and 1t is said that he has a well
armed and we'll mounted force.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25

dence of Lot Cloud. in Brandy wine hundred
Del, near Carpenter Station, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ss. 1896.
At l2 o'clock. sharp.
o head of work or driving horses. 90 head Of
cows some with calves. some In profit and
others sprDging. young liolsteih bull lhO
pair OF chickens.
Farming impienents--l hay tedder, neatly
new, furm wagons, with rigginRs. moving
machines hay fork and rope. horse cart.
jaeger wagon dearborn one carriage an d
pole, milk wagon, wagon tongue, heavy wap-
on wheels, sleiShs / corn shelter, / turnip
cutter. cultiyntors. plows harrows. log and
other chains. sets double harness, single
harness. half bushels. half peck measures. 1
riding saddle, l side saddle. forks shovels,
hoes, lot drills AND hammers, ca o,s cut saws.
broad axe grindstonos, DOLLARS. brides post
digGers, grain cradles, &c.
Dairy ixtures-i large churn 40 and 20 OTIS.
milk buckets and measures, lot OF wrought
and cast iron. ibl bushels of corn, 20 barrels
corn fodder, wheat In the ground. OIL her arti-
C es not mentioned.
Terms-AIi sums of SIS and under. cash.
All sums over that amount, u credit OF three
months Will be given by the purchaser giving
bankable note with approved indorser. IL
not paid when due interest from date, per
cent, of FOL cash ON all credt sums.
JOEL CLOUD,
GEO. l.. CLOUD.
W. J. iank & Son. Auot's f2U-ltw-Gtd
pUBLIc SALE
The undersigned will sell at public sale OH
the Rogers farm. near Now Castle. on
WEDNESDAY. MARcH 9. 1895
Att o'clock p, m,
horses and mule yearlng colt. -.
NO. !, brown horse, good worker. and gem
tie in all harness.
No. q bay mare. good worker and gentle in
No. 8. sorrel horse an excellent driver
head of good milch cows. some fresh and
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-25

BrsHor Coleman presided at the fiftesnth
anniversary OF 81 Thomas Church at
Newark on Sunday. The Bishop preached
In The morning from Psalm oxxIIL He
reviewed the history Of the church and
gave a briefsketch Of the church nifty
years back. After the morning sermon
senlor Warden s. 8. Curtis read history
OF the church which was taken from the
parish records. He preached in the after.
noon and evening.