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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

CHERIFFs BALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
y Nrt of Ievari Facias. to me directed
will To exposed 20 Public Sale at the Court
House. on Arket street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. IN ihe city of Wiimingtons
New Castle county, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

TJNOR RENT-Grocery store eRst siie of he
u city, doing n good husiness. POSSESSION
March y. Address Store. " this ONCE
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
rIHElssia
Tho following deeeribs

All bbat certain los On t
tho three sfoff brick builn E0L&
ed, sitslats IN tbs pity OF HTS~ill46 6ra<
said. bounded and dsaefiIeI as fo< u 70
Nits 4.2ttA 4tTla
OF Van Huren stroct &c rho distance OF " teet
Iortileriy from tse northeriy side of sixth
street sad az the middle OF the brsc0 division
vall between this house aud the house ndjopi-
ins on tue soiith; tHencp vtsteriy pan<snK
through the middle oi said Dfiae. division
wall and parallel with sixth EtrectsS feet 20
another corner; thence northeriy p0pniiel
with Van Buren street aforesaid ~
anoi her corner; thonco easteriy paz
Sixth street aforesaid aud ,.,>dinl
the mddie OF aa feet incheA wild
feet to the aforesaid westerly side
Bur n street; AMI thence thereby Bon
IL feet TO the place of beglnntnG, be
ten thcroor wnat they may. with ~
nnd uninterrupted right. use and pfiv
of the above mentioned alley IN corDfl tn
with others untitled thereto forever.
: SEIZED nnd iRis n in execution us the prop
erty OF james Il. Stdham and Mary T. std
ham. his wife, msrtgagorA and Tnouhns v.
Moore. suryiv ns husband of Lizze Etbert-
son Moore deceased, md John T. Moore.
heif-rt-iaw " said Lizzie Esbeitson A.oore
uece easod, aud 10 be sold py
Sheriff's Once. Wilmington. bel. Decemher
20. 1904 dH
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
kANYFINE PEENIuMs GWEN FREE
70 cHNxeRa or Lsum curFHa
Nsy1IUa.
11LEcrIos.

1I,lEcTioN.
IL CEETRAL. NATIONAL BArK or
WILMINGTON g. BHANDywinE ~
wlliaitist IA. Del, nsc: st.
The nnnual InCeItng Of stock hpldcrs for the
elecdon of dfrsctors VIII be*held ut the
banking housp on Tuc sday, January 6ih,i6iAs
between the hours OF u and O'Clock y. ~.
ds-im II, r. iUMFOHD. Cashier.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

TOR RENT-Houac No. sO1 DUP ont street
II containing D rooms. Apply to this Office.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
ON SATURDAY.
THE lsth DAY oF JANUARY. lsaS.
AZ 10 o'clock. n. M.

AT ~ O'ctDoka n. M.
TIE following described real estate. via:
Ailthe folowiny describe lot Of land and
pcenlses situated. lying and beiug IA the
villagt OF Ctrlsfiana. IN Nhlte Clay Vr ek
hundred, county and state aforesaid. haunu-
ed ns follows. to wit:
beg inniIlga a. stone on the west sid of tho
STR ct or publ 10 road leading from s.id VIII
layfe Of Ihristiana bridge 20 fkt1a. said
stone bei 10 lot OF land now OF Jui,t
Alice; thence bounding on said ,, roet or road
south 81 degr es west about W feet 10 n stoiie
standing ~ Ieet nSrtheast uf 10 OF ann1
iorueriy OF william Siivre. now oil Syivesier
Townsend; thence bindtng on said lie
mort 40 pegrers west Il iect one. n
corner OF said g. ivcsfur Townsands lot;
one with auotper line of the same norta
D. degrees eat abou o. te ttta stone, noS a
corner tor a lot OF John Allen 9 Land; thence
with said All MS inc -outa % degrees ast77
O. ct - tho ptaoe Of beginfinp, containing Is
sou IRE perohes of Lana. mo @ or less
Seized and taken IN exeelii Ion as the prop
ert, OF James ". McCintock and sarah J.
MaCliniosk. his wife. II or gaSors. aud 1. t.,
to oe sold 10y
5beritf's Office. Wilmington, Del. Dreem-
ber 20. 1894. dS
lsHERlFlss 5ALE-BY VIRTUE OF "A
. writ OF Ieyari Faeias. io me di-
ieetea. will be exposed to public sale. ut tho
Court House. on Mnrsct street. Let gen
enth and Eleventh streets. In thec ci.y Vf VII
man ptfsu a A Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

INOR RENT--A paper store for u years.
u Nos 2iSsud go West second street APP
ply to l. A. Harris. Addrcss. Grubb 4. y.
f1eiuware d2a-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

CHEEITF's sALE-By virtue OF writ or
- Jevari faelas. TO me direct cd. will be
exposed TO public sale. at the tourt House.
streets In tho city OF Wilmington New Castle
county. Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
NnTlcr-ELEcTloN.

~ OTlcE-ELEtTioN.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or Wit
3i5 MINoxON. DELAWARE
Dec & 1894.
1.-THE annual election OF nine director VIII ho
held at The siniiking hcuse Ola Tuesday. Jnnu-
airy 4. i5fb hetween The hours OF . and Z
O'Clock p. m. HENRY bush. Cashier
~ ~ II r ds-im
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
aocqup1e
borfuptaon
kpt 70 know
b just a. soon
j a lhe Ieyan Eemiiy.

! q lhe Isyan Fsznilys
skh. 5.--Thc sixth death In
ylla stricken fnmiIy Of Jacob X
a = "a, 81 this place, occurred yesterday.
The last victim was Daniel, aged Is years.
Two children II tho family AFRO stiu In ;
critical condition, and tho father and
mother arc confined to bed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

Il,Oa RIsNT-Stose and dwelling. with nine
l1 rooms new stable and outbnidinss.
nud ts ACT, i OF land, at J sters Gvrne;i led
Lion huncred Plsnts Of irult To pay the
airich, 80 si,ailcIoss Avenme il-std-a-w
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

CHERIFF's sALE-By virtue Of wfi@0
. Levari FaciaA 70 me oirroted, Will -
posed to public sale. at the Court Hsszaet
Market street. between Tontb and level
streets, In the city of Wilmington. New lAe-'
tie county. Del,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
ON TUESDAY.
TIE srH DAY OF JANUARY. isos
Atao'elocls. y. m.

Ihb fo1foWinK u66ufIbfzu fsHf sst1tvi VII n
All that certain tract OF land with a two
story brick dweitinK-honse thereon orectssst
and bounded and described 90 folio ws.to wit.
iieg3nninE nj point on the westerly side
of Tatnail street nt the distance OF 10 10 .
nortnefiy rom the northeriy side OF Tweittl,
street and rnnnins theucs westerly parallel
with fv eifth street and passing thr rouRh tho
middle OF the division wallis between this and
the ho,lse adjoining on the ,uth b5 feet u
the middle OF q l0-teet wtdo alley opening
into Twelfth and Thirteenth stIeets; thence
thereby northerly and parallel with Tatnali
street " ieeI thence ,saeriy an parali 4
wirh Twelfth sareetS5 feet to The said side of
W teet TO the place II beVinning DO ths con-
tents ther or what they may.
seized and taken In cxevuttou aa the prop :
Anna N. Christy and Jonn v. Ghristys her
husband. {. tie. and to be sold by
PAUL GILLIa, Sheriff.
sheriff's once. Wilmington. Del.. pee's.li-
ber n. Ia94. dec-G
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

TnoR RENT--nes!rabies lodge room. second
n fioor OF Masonic Hall. Apply to W. a
Gallagher. No 79l Orange s.. sidis.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

Ar agreeable IAxstsye and fgEryE ToxItL
r ma sio5psr w S pacfsrc. se u - sas,ics % tea
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
ON TUESDAY.
THE SRA DAY OF JAsUARy. is1a
At ao'cIook p. M.

The following described real estate. viz;
Ali that ceetain lot or piece OF land with
the bulldogs .ereou e. iectud, atuata IA tue
city ~ " lining on foresaid boun ed and
desa ibed US follows to VIII:
iegiiinlng at a point AZ tho stance OF
twenty teet westerly from the westerly side
OF Broome strees. III d at n siaifces thiriy-
fo,.r feet elsbI inchts notI he, frotn the
morn herly side OF 4 ird street thence w'sster-
'iy parai ei with Third street aad ta-sing
through III middle of "a twD feet two In b -
wide alley between til and the hous ad-
joini Ig on the south. elghts-iiv feet to a
stake, thence northeri, parallel WITH bruome
q. s.reet.aeventeen feet ionr Inches 10 The ptacs
OF bcginuiDg, be the cvntents thereof wh &C
they may.
Seized and laken In execution as the prop
erty OF Mary A. Mu1ve,l,. adminisirrfrix OF
q. II. A. OF John hulyens. deceasrd aud
Mary A. Muiyena. surviving morfEager. aud
John Meaiey aud WriKht King. tt.'A and 10
lie sold By
sherifre once. wilmlnslon Del. Deee,a-
Der zI. 1874 ds2
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

IJu1R RisNT--A geocery store an seiiing,
IL sui able for first class DO rdin1 house.
on tile northeast cornpr hob fisou aud
Poplar streets. Apply 10 Isaac Woodrow. No.
8i3 III eat tltn street. li-jt~
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

OaptainBwesncy, U.s, A, ,ean DieEu, Cal,
aayy: "slIilch'B CAtarrh Rsncdy IL the flrtt
medicine haye over found T. % wruld 90 me
any good" Price % cts solA BY DEuERistss
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

AO EO fariss is Tcsss and dir IrsssS. a. "a. s
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

1J,oR KENI-A 2-story brick houss. No iC'
IL Irwin Place for $3.50 per MONTH Apply
10 II. e. Vernon. Republican Ofiine. ds2-li.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
ron isESr.

IroR RENr-one s-room house. Apply to
Il ID. Mckenncy. broems And D.nnins
streets. 81 u
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

I,sOR RENf.-u- room brick house No. SID u
u 9Th street In geo ] condition. Only "
q month. Apply TO Joun IL. Hartman, .4l3 Il.
Il h ri rect j3ist-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

TNoR RRNr--House 10 W. esh street. oon-
u tnlnirR 10 rOoma aud IN good order.
a Appiy TO Jaa. n. sutton, i00D w. 6th stree
dS9-eod-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

sIsREsH ssoosnut. 10 cents . pound, q 9Th
and kins street Saturday and hendas
lsNie Has9inAns alSdr
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

II on PENT-a he farm late OF Lot Cloud.
II containing une hundred acres. situate
In Brandy wine hundred. at Carpenter sta-
ton IL. q q. II. t. Tuis farm Is Il, fiiie con-
dition.for farming puI poses Apply TO
i2.4t GgunGE l. CLoUp, Executors.
Carpenter. De-.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

yl,oR RENT-Iioouiss suitable for iisht house-
G keeping nt foG9 Market street, dsi-6r
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

l.oR RENT House No. a09 Delaware ave-
IL nue.. containing rooms and BATH Kas
etc. Apply ~ A. ID. Lecarpentier. hockiand
bel il II.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
the srn DAY OF JAsuAnr. 1895.

Atsoclocs, p- m,
Tho following described reat estate. viz
All thst certaiu lot piece or parcel OF land
with frame dwelii Dg and stable thereon
erected, sit iAtod In the city OF WILMINGTON,
couIIy OF New Lasfie aud 5tato OF ueiawnre
known Al 1911? est Fcurtu street, bounded
and escribed as follows, to wit:
beginning Mt point on the norfherty side
OF four h street at the disinnce OF luJ feet
westerly from the westerly site Of lincnln
street, thence northeriy and parallel with
IiEcoln street 1S5 fcet inch tsR stake;
the cc W eter.y and parallel with Fourth
Sc eet " fceG TO another stake; thence south :
crly aud bara.iel with Lincoln street lBa feet
1 inch to the aforesaid northcriy side OF
Fourth street; aud thence taereby easterly 70
fe TO fhe placs OF b ginning. DO tho con-
tehts thereof what they may.
Seized and taken In execution as the prop.
err al Sarah j. GriBnage and John Grin-
mage. her husband. mortxaHor. and I. t.. and
to be sold by ,.
sherin,s onice Wilmington. Del. Decem-
Der n 1894 u%2
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
sHILoH's CURE.

DuJLDlNG BRIoK-AlI grades In any
ID Quantity. john NJ, SOLOMON.
Dfica No 8 " est Third stresG
Phones ne ana 80.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

T OsT-On Christmas evening In going from
IL Eiyhth and Pine TO npworth Ghnrch, "A
gold ear-rInR with - rind stone sei, sui a.
Bic reward will be paid. II retornel to -
Pine street lo7oli
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

CBEklFF'S SALE--By virtue. OF a writ OF
- Levari FacinH TO me directed. will be ex-
posed o public sale at the Court. housp.
On Market street between 10th and hievenfh
pireets. Ia the Ctty of Wilmington. New
Castle county. Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

CHEl1FF-s sAI.E--Hy viffue OF i xxis.1
Cd. win M b exposed - pabiic ssIs = - :
Court House on MHrket sareet ,bctEce9
wiIminstop HsW cANle eonnsy ~. 81
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
On TUESDAY.
THE stn DAY OF JANUARY. lssa
At2o'olock .. m.

Tho following ooscrlpeu reai esthtes NiA'
Allthat certain lot of land with q three
story biick dwelling thereon ere cted. siruat-
ed in the city or Wilmington aforesaid,
bounded and described as f.livws 10 wit;
Heginning ut O stake on the eaaterly side OF
French street. between Second and Third
streets. ut tho middle of tho division wall
between this and udjoining bouso on tue
north aud at the distance Of 70 feet inches
from the southeEiy side OF Third street;
thence by the satne rapteriy li0 feet inch TO
a sta . ID the middle distance Ietween.French
and Walnut streets, thence along the fad
middle distance southerly 10 feet TO- stake
IN william Hares line; thence iherewith
westerly Ilb feet inch 10 the aforesaid side
OF French street; and thence thereby north
eriy u feet TO : ,e place Of beginatng oe inc
contents thereof wuat they may. with The
exclusive right q I'D use forever vf tnree.
feetfour Inch wide alley leading into Third
street.
Seized aud taken In execution as the prop
erty of Caleb Pyle, surviving xecutor OF
Jesse Pyle. deceased, mortgagor. and % OBJ
@. Pyle and Joseph Croes, Z (, and 70 be scid
by PAUL GlLLtS sherih.
shsrlff's odice. Wilmington. Del, Decsm-
Der II. 1894, DE-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

All that certain lot 3aSa StS " = Z
three-stpry brick dX 134448,zf Il
situat "a In tho city OF NHuiq4t1 - g
aru described o. folio We- 10 VII: 1 =
Heainnlne at pbint on the nutt<
OF Twelfth street At the dis nnca q
eu<feriy from tile oAstoriy site OF
ton ST. ees, thence notthery pal
Washing on street 100 feet 80 roint
northeriy side az Twelfth atree1 and
thereby westerly r2 feat 70 TIE place
ginning. DO the contente thereof whnt
rnay. ~ - IS. - 81
erty OF William ~. Pyse aud V4tu&r ~
Pyle. his wife. mortHnzor.and f.t&. eAo - X:
sold by -, =, I, -, .-...-.<, v;
sherirrs once Wilmington. Delavzne3
nf anislber. 1I iS1J.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

JIsOR RisnT--At sitverbrooS. two minutes
1 walk from Eleutre cars. and teh ntn-
ufes from Market street. about twenty acres
OF lnud suitil bic tor small farming or truck
Ing, with u roomed house stable carriage
and tenement house. Wilt be ented cheap
20 r,,od party. Apply 10 Mrs, Mary B Ford.
a25 Hfouulc street JS-Vt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

CHERiFFs sALE-BY VIRTUE OF 4
y writ oi Lovari Facias. 70 me directed
will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House on Market street. between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. In the city OF
Wilmington. New Castle county. Dell
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

-IHoR hENT--A A number OF oesir1.ble s, . and
IL roo.ncd houses convenient " cleo rio
tnfs schools and churenes. Niii be rented
al much rod uced rates. 70 good tenants Ap.
ply 10 r. J. Ford. No. 5ei hodney street, or "a
ami Webb streets tj-snl
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

r UsT-on Thursday on the street a rosk.
Il etbook contuini " email amount o.
money two checks and several papers The
fiuder Will Ee suitably rewarded on having
same with John Hchardapn. Jr-. " anu
ship.sy street,. f%F
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

1I,oR sALE-THE FOLLOWING rIloPKIt-
II TIES for sitle on easy terms
bo9 Market street. store ard dwelling.
Uos vsnburcn street. 10 rooms and iia-
provuluents.
90 East Gig nth streets rooms ID barh.
Apply :.
mN No. t0a Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

TIsoR 81 LEV eli u,aae u~arporn and Ser
n muntewn wAReu4 ~ tHir PrsceA Ai4o
d. nsinnsons Cor. ~ a4A Erenen ei<rtA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

TxrANrED.--Heip rurn,shed Ior hoteiA
wv restaurants and privspe families Mt
short notice. Apply M the Wilmington
knrli-lf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
.vIDENp NOTICE
wANTED
WANTEDl

VxTANTED-A situation as manager of a
w grain or dairy farm by tntrt led man.
Can give good rscommendatiop. Address
"tarmrr." thls office. dai-stw-atd'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

TXTANTED--lIrigbt Intelligent ladies'
w TO write mail circulars. etc.. at their
yassing. Send 20 stamp. Miss Mary STAN
ION, South bend. Ind. OF
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
SALE.

1I,oR sALE-As am going into other bnsl-
II meas otter for sale my entire stock of
Etand among Kaolin works. und Is doing a
thriving bustuess Possession immediai oily.
There will be no trouble In renting. Will
sell cheap Give mo a cnil. A, :. Taylor. ka-
olin. Pa dss-Gt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

TToR sALE-I is,l sosla II. at i.lsmere
Il For informn lon. apply NJ Is North
Adams street. MIA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

w ANTEp--Expcrienee dry goods man
w and boy 10 leara dry goo1s business.
Addtc g with rerercnce. Dry Goods. fl.is Of
flco is-it.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

Lo01ssaae
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-03-14
SENATOR ELECTED.
The Idaho Legislature Elects Shoup for
United States Senator.

Boise, Idaho, March S.-The turn in the
tide in the United States senatorial con.
test came when the name of Representa-,
tive Clark, the first Mormon member to
vote, was called. He rose and announced
that he was satisfied that Sweet could not
be elected and in order that Idaho should
have it's full representation in the United
States senate he would vote for his sec
ond choice, Shoup. The remaining five
Mormon members voted for ShOup in their
turn. The absence of Hannach POp)
made 81, majority.
The Sweet supporters cannot conceal
their disappointment and n number of
them openly charge corruption in change
of front on the part of Mormons, which
resulted in several street fights during the
night. Sweet, when seen, refused to
make any statement.
Governor Mcconnell, in explanation of
the senatorial contest and the election of
Shoup, said: "The defeat of Sweet and
the election of either Shoup or some
other candidate was foregone conclusion
with IS out of 80 Republicans who re-
fused to 60 into caucus with their party
rather than to take chance with his cleo
ton. 1t is fortunate for the state and
for the whole country that Shoup has
been elected. He is staunch friend OF
silver, an ardent supporter of the principle
of protection to American industries ant
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-03-14
NEGRO EMIGRATION.
The Colored People of Georgia Stirred
Up Over the Exodus Question.

Atlanta, Ga, March S.-There was a
remarkable gathering of colored citizens
at the big Bethel A. M. e. church tonight,
the occasion being joint debate between
Prof. William III. Council of Alabama,
and Rev. Charles S. Smith, d. D., of
Tennessee, two of the leading represen-
tatives in the South on the question:
Resolved, that the American of Afri-
can descent can never rise to full man
hood in the United States of America
and that the redemption and civilization
of Africa as the future home of the
American of African descent is desira-
ble"
Professor Council, who has visited AT
RIGA, argued the affirmative, while DIR.
Smith defended the negative. The dis
cussion is an evidence of the re-aroused
interest in African emigration among the
negroes here, and derivd additional per-
thence from the fact that three car loads
of negroes from Mississippi passed
through here today en- route for Liberia
by way of Savannah.
Bishop Henry NJ. Turner, of the At
rican Methodist Episcopal Church, who
is an active advocate of African repatri-
alton, is now in Liberia and his return
is expected to accelerate the exodus from
this section.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-03-14
JOE SAVERS STATEMENT.
A Recent Republican Statement of Ap-
preparations is Misleading.


Washington, March S.--Chairman
Sayers of the house appropriations COM
mittee has made statement Of the ap-
preparations of the last congress as fol-
lows:
Fifty-frst $1,OO5, $50, 100; 'Fifty-sec-
Ond, $1,027, 104,527; Fifty-third, $780,
338,691. The appropriations made by
the Fifty-third congress, including per-
manent appropriations, show reduc-
ton of $36,675,S56 under the appropra-
tons made by the Fifty-second congress,
and 5,341 ,418 under those made by
the Fifty-frst congress. The bills as
they became laws appropriated SIG, 434,
4S0 less than the estimate, $S,030,909
more than as they passed the house.
Mr.. Sayers, making a comparison with
last year shows there is net increase
of $5,35S,320. The principal increases
are: Navy, $4,30S, $50; postofiice,
$2,309,398; sundry civil bills, $12,SS4,
5S4; on account of permanent appropra-
tions, $11,999,276. The principal de-
creases are: Indian appropriation bill,
$1,6S5,5 17; pensions, $14,200,000; rivers
and harbors, no bill this session, SILL
SAB, $50; deficiency, $2,O72,2O4.
Mr. Sayers, discussing the appropria-
ton, says: Notwithstanding the CON
siderable reduction in the total appro
priations with the last session under
those of preceding congresses, it will be.
noticed that appropriations for defcien-
cies are less than last session, result
which is to the credit of the present adj
ministration. - Wasteful and extrava-
CANT methods i'm administration have
heretofore had large deficiencies in an
nual appropriations to be provided for
by congress.
The sum charged under permanent ap-
preparations includes $3,771, 596 to pay
interests on the public debt, including
Pacific railways and $49, 258 to meet the
requirements of the sinking fund. The
present congress has authorized no con-
tracts for river and harbor works, though
it has provided nearly $4,000 900 to meet
contracts authorized by the Fifty-first
and Fifty-second congresses.
Considering the country since the close
of the Fifty-frst congress four years
ago and the enormous obligations entailedk
by the legislation of that body, the re-
uction of expenditures made by this
congress will meet the expectations Of
the people and will elicit their cordial
approval.
TO have checked the biennial billion
dollar appropriations of the Fifty-frst
congress is an achievement in itself, but
to have reduced the appropriations of
congress below the billion mark is
triumph vast in it's proportions and sig
nifcant of q return to economical and
honest government"
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-03-14

A Des Moines woman who has been
troubled with frequent colds, concluded to
try an old remedy in new way, and ac-
the usual dose) of ChamberlaiE's Cough
Remedy just before going to bed. The
day she took few doses of the remedy
Zone teaspoonful at time) and at night
again took tablespoonful before going to
bed, and the following morning awOke free
from all symptoms of the cold. Since
then she has, on several occasions, used
next morning she found that her cold had
almost entirely disappeared. During the
this remedy in like manner, with the same
good result and is much elated over her
discovery of so quick way of curing a
cold. For sale by j. j. Tobin's drug store.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-03-14
THE NEW SILVER PARTY.
Ex-Congressman Sibley Says the Princi
pie Will Force Recognition.

Pittsburg, March S,-ExC Congressman
}: q. Sibley of Franklin, Pa, was in the
city today, and concerning the new sill
yer party said: "The new silver party
is more of principle than anything else
as yet; but it is a principle that is bound
to force recognition from the people and
one that is growing on people daily. We
may issue cart loads after cart loads of
bonds, but we are only carrying the coun-
try on PROMISES
When asked if he would accept the nom
ination of the silverites for president he
said: at would not be wise thing to
accept or refuse thing that has not
been offered"
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-03-14
SMALLPOX IN MISSOURI.

Jefferson City, March S.-This city is
experiencing smallpox scare. 1t is re-
ported that the disease is in several towns
within a fw miles of here. The state
board of health today issued proclama-
ton prohibiting sheriffs from all the
counties in the state from bringing pris-
oners to the penitentiary while smallpox
exists in so many towns in the state.
This morning a resolution was introduced
in the house to establish necessary quar-
antine.