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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11
A,nusenients.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Mt. l.. H. Sothern will bs at the Grand
Opera House, on Wednesday, evening pre-
sentng for the tlrst time here his attrac.
tive cOmehy, Capt. Iettarblalr." which
ran for three months at the Lyceum Thea
tire, New York, with three matlnees per
week 10 accommodate no overflow and
yialded to Mr. Sotheru the largest Imam
clal profit OF any single season he has ever
known, II Is In the same delightful vein
whic Il was found SO popular In Lord
Dumley' and "1he Highest Bidder"
II ia most amusing como ly with deli
cious bits of pathos and sentiment and IL
heig htened In efect by tho progress Mr.
Suthern has made In this class OF work
Naver has the fact that MIR. Sotllern Is q
careful earnest student so demonstrated
itself TO the public as In the Increased ut.
tracllvsne5s OF his work in Cap, = ge.tar.
blair" Tho cast presents all = 10 we'll
known members of Mr.. Sotherns com.
pauy OF Inst year.
grand concert by Gllunores famous baud
al the Grand Opera House on saturday
AFTERNOON at . O'Clock are the "Taun.
hauaer' overture. Maguler Grand Fan.
tasll. from Il Meilcl." (new opera Laon.
ooyalls the famous grief quite. "pser
Gyut," four morcoueats. Spanish Sore.
made, ''Lollto," sangey aud the overture
and march from prince snonias. Victor
uerbart's own new opera now being play.
ed with SUCCESS by the BostonlaDs, and
other membors
There are other features equally notable
duo for cornet and from bono by two
famous brothers, Herbert L, Clarke and
Earnest Clarke; a vtoioncelio snlo with
full band accom- paniment by victor Her.
bert. aud gn autoharr solo by Aides ).
Gerry, the finest performer on this sweet
instrument in the country.
alme. Natal, the celebrated prima
donna, will slna .wo nnmbers. an aria
from ''rravatf' and 'vaise, from HomsS
and Julette Verdi. Altogether the pro,
gramme Is full of exceedingly bright
things from beginning to end.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11
=amcrican sInyor. 10 oryunizr.

A movement having as Its object the
formation OF an organization TO DO known
as THE National Association of American
Mayors" has been initiated by DR. Short
=lidRe, mayor OF this city and In oorrespon-
dence with Mayor Wilson OF Albany,
Mayor Jewett OF Buffalo, Mayor Wslbridge
OF ST. Louis. Mayor Porter of Atlanta,
Mayor Latrobe OF Baltimore. Mayor Weir
OF Lincoln, Neb., Mayor Lewis of koches.
ter, Mayor Smith OF st. Paul. Mayor
1rainurd OF Hartford, Mayor Amos of
Syracuse, Mayor Connell OF Scranton.
Mayor Sutro OF San Francisco May or
Guy Of Tolelo Mayor Milien OF DAYTON,
Mayor Roder OF Los Angeles and Hon.
John W. Ross, president of the Board Of
Com IN issloners of Washington. has met
with cordial encouragement. Tho first
meeting will be held In Cleveland. Onto
In NAV,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11
TO TEACHERS IND OTHERS.

For the meeting OF the National Educs.
tional Association at Denver. Colo. In July
next, the Western trunk lines have named
a rate OF one standard fare plus two dol.
lars for the round trip. Special side trips
at reduced rates wlll'De arranged for from
Denver 20 all the prlneipl points OF inter
est throughout Colorado, and thos3 de.
sirlng to extend the trip to California Ore.
gun anu Washington. will be accommo-
dated al satisfactory rates. Teachers and
others that desire, or intend attending
this meeting or OF making a western trip
this summer, will find this their opportu-
nifty. The Chicago. Milwaukee Il st Paul
Railway (tlrst class In every respecD Will
run thI ough oaiB Chicago to Denvor. For
full particulars write to or call on john
X. Pott. District Passenger Agent. 1S5
William ST., Williansport, Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11
penth OF Patrick pooIey.

Patrick Dooley, the wsll.known drum
major and veteran OF the late war, died
yesterday. aged 63 years. Patrick was
well.known and man who had host OF
friends He always had liking for mill
tary life and when but boy was about to
enlist with home soldiers in the Mexican
war. His age, however. debarred him
from serving and Patrick was greatly dis
appointed. He served through the civil
war and received four honorable dis.
charges. He was a member OF the first
as major and later playing the tie. The
funeral will take place tomorrow moru-
ing from No. I05D Lancaster averua and
interment will be made in the Cathedral
Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11
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Tine BuiIdiua OF ChnracIrr.

The bright balmy sprlng.like weather of
yesterday caused marked decrease In
tho attendance at the afternoon meeting
OF the \. NJ. q. A., In tho Opera House
The meeting however. was large
and Interesting one, lsaac L. john
son, A. W. Tyler and William * Cros by
conducted tho Introductory exercises and
Edward Gibson led the congregational
AMI choir singing. Leonard Il Wales. Jr.,
j. L. Ayers and Miss Blauohe Weidln and
Mlss Virgle jones sang solos.
The speaker was Professor Il. j. Hous.
ten OF Phllaaelphia. and his topic was
Character Building After reading the
third Cha pier OF Proverbs and the para
bic OF the house huilt upon the sand from
st Luke's Gospels, the speaker described
character building under the similitude
of house. the beginning and most i'm
portRnt part Of which are hidden under
tine ground. The foundation OF the build.
ing determns lie character.
Men frequently err in the erection OF
buildingS They design them for only
present demands and they are often out.
grown. 1t also frequently occurs that
when q man wants 10 enlarge building
h is architect tells him that the founda-
tion Will not permit 1t.
So 1t Ia with character building. Mon
neglect to lay foundation that s strong
and deep enough to successfully carry the
supe:structure of their later lives. aud
when they would enlarge their business
OF influence they fall,
Every young inan should lay broad and
deep the foundations OF his life In good
education. He should develop a strong
healthy body by obeying the laws Of
health, and then as he goes about the
world he should keep his eyes open. lie
should not look at 80 much without see.
ing IL; ha should learn to draw concl usi on
from what he observes, and learn to ex-
press them In strong. terse language
either spoken or written. Those are tile
highest results OF good education.
Ths foundations OF this life are laid deep
on tho rock Of truth as It Is In God. The
highest success is assured 10 them who
take Christ as the example OF manly char.
aeter, and who seek to be like Him. The
world has great need of such men.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11
second Tour to the ",:oIden Gate,

The large number of people who have
leisure, aud tho gro wing desire of Ameri.
cans to see the wonders Of their native
land, are the principal agencies in ad.
yancing healthy sentiment in favor oil
travel.
Tie Pennsylvania Railroad Compa nys
personally y-eonduGtsd tours to Calito rnia
will be conducted in all respects as those
OF preceding years, with soma added ad.
yantuges, which cannot fail to attract
the attention and enlist tho interest ot tho
tourist.
In addition to the high.grade acommo.
datlons aud entertainment In transit, the
Pennsylvania tou rists are treated with the
same lfberaiity wherever the journey 10
broken, The choicest rooms in the lead.
Ing hotels are always reserved for their
use. for which regular rates are paid. SO
that the guests, although members OF a
large party, enjoy all the privileges OF in
diyid uals who may have made their own
sele ctions
The second tour In tho 1895 serles to the
Golden Gate will leave New York and
Philadelphia March 20. 1895. arriving at
San francisco March 20. and at New iork
and Philadelphia May 10, 1895.
Detailed itinerary will DO sent on appli.
cation to Tourist Agent ll06 Broadly way
New York; or Room Ali. Broad Street Sta.
tion, Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11
ROW Over a rIy.tcrou. FLAG.

WEST CHESTER Pa, March s.-A mys.
terlous flag that was holsted over the
Longwood School. In Chsrlsstown town.,
ship has stirred al strife there. N, one
eeeras to know who ran up the liag. The
school teacher. Mira NJ. Ristine, has
taken tho flag down and declines to allows
II to float over the school until Ii is prop
erly presented. The matter has beendis-
cussed by the resideuts OF the township
until feeling has beOn aroused, and now
the population is divided as to the proper
coarse Of action In the matter.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11
victory for striking Miners.

PirrsBURd, March l1-Great rejoicing
Has caused among the striking miners liy
the announcement that Colonel w. y.
Rend, the big Chicago coal operator, had
granted the sixty nine cent rate to his
minors in and about Mcdonald. Colonel
Rend operates five large mines in this dis
trict and employs 800 men. j. NJ. Risher,
an extensive operator on the river, has
granted his men at Dravosburg the in
crease. and John Munhall has granted tile
rato Go 200 pilneis at Munhall Station.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11
They W ere nor Trespasser.

Thomas Howard and Herbert White
were In Municipal Court, Saturday night,
on charge Of trespass. DR.. J. u. Welsh was
the prosecutor. some time ago he puI-
chased the -houee. No. 4l0 West Fourth
strsst and In the parlor was heater which
the doctor thought was included In the
purchase, Albert T. Stewart, the recent
owner thought differently however. and
on Saturday sent Howard and White To
the house to remove the heater IL was
while doing the work that Serg geant Welsh
arrested the mon. Judge Ball in passir q
upon the case said the law was intended
10 include those persons who wllfuliy
trespassed on property and as the case
was not OF that kind. the men were dis
charged.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11
tsuessinE L. I.ottery,

ruling OF the post Office department
guessing at the number OF seeds in a
pumpkin or grains of corn in jar Is a
lottery, and tho transmission OF such
puasses through the mall Ia. therefore
unlawful. Ana set the postal regulations
permit the trans smtsslou of Prophet Hlcks'
guesses at the wsathsr az though they
were all lirst-class matter. This may not
DO straining at u pumpkin seed and swal.
lowing pumpkin. .but 1t looks suspi-
ciousIY Ike It,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11
Alleged Dynamitard Captured.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, March ll.-Jancs
Diclkcrson, coal miner who Is wanted do
Birmingham, Ala, on an incendiary
charge, it being alleged that he blew tip
with dynamite the engine house Of shaft
Belonging to james Price, of BirninS.
ham was brought here from Parke county.
Tho deputy sheriff of Birmingham was
hOro with requisition papers for Dicker-
son and started south with his prisoner
lal..
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11
Highest of all in Leavening PowerLaest U. s. Govt Report
R>!A,!I! q! ks%asgl kkskiaeg
ABSGEsUgEEY PURE
Denth from HNhrnnIiohIa.

READING, Pa, March 1l,-Mrs. Susan
Dautrich 10 years, who was bitten in tho
hand by strange dog which she took in
out Of tho cold six weeks ago, died here
yesterday. She showed all the symptoms
of hydrophohia, snariing and barking, a
dread of water and all the horrible suffer
.ings of a person afflicted wtah rabies. The
dog waS killed
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11
Oppo-r- tho B,lt.

Rev. S. B. Meeser docs not approve 81
the compulsory education bill which ls
before the Legislature. and therefore wtlh
not be present at the meeting in iha
Opera House tonight. He at first did ext
press himself as a friend to the m moye.
ment, but ut the time did not know the
nature OF the bill. Mr. Meeser. not Wish.
ing to be placed In false light. says he 10
In favor OF compulsory education, bat OIL
as the bill now IL. A
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11
compuI-ory Lducn,lon.

In the Opera House tonight. will be
hold the meeting in the interest OF com
pulsofy education. Chief Justice Lore
will preside and the speakers will be Rev.
A. ID. Mayo OF the Bureau OF Education
and Rev. Merritt hulburd and others OF
local reputation.
The Kew Mr.. Mayo Is an authority on
educational matters, In tho discharge OF
the duties OF his Office he has travelled ex'
tcnslvely In the South and Is familiar
with the educational needs of that sec
ton. There Ia much misrepresentation OF
the meaning of compulsory eduettion
and 1t is expected The subject will haYa u
thorough discussion to nlRht
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11
Robbed . Church sare.

MOUNT VERNON, ". Y, March 11.--Th8
safe in the reetory OF the Church or Cur
Indy of Victory, in Bridge street, was
broken into and the contents, consisting
OF $50 in currency and various valuable
church papers taken, The latter wore ~
terward found in the hall. The robbery.
was evidently committed by two young
men who had applied for food and wers
given a lunch by the housekeeper.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11
Man Killed.

George Reamstlne, an employee OF the
WilmlpRton Il Northern Railroad Com
patSy, was instantly Killed on Saturday at
birdshoro. Pa. by being struck with a
rook Weighing 800 pornds A blast In the
etone quarry had been sat on aud he with
two Occupations had sought safety In the
engine house. The rock crushed through
the root OF the building, striking and
killihg ReemstlHs and injuring John
Lloyd severely but not seriously.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11
New Rulss for Pottery worher..

TRENTON, March 1.-THE sanitary pot
fsry operatives of the United States met
here yesterday at the Potter's national
Headquarters and formulated new con
eutution und bylaws for the OperntiveH'
Protective association formed last week.
The new constitution obllterates the indl.
vidunl contract system, fixes u uniform
scale OF wages and prohibits manufac-
turers from taking on more apprentices.
The operatives here claim that all sanitary
workers have agreed to be bound by tiis
.aE iaXya
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11
!. s.wou,an's Edition'' oil Eycrr Evening.


A "womRn's edltlon' Of the Every
Evening viii be lssued by the lnanngeIs
Of the Homeopathic Hospita on Saturday,
April 10. The paper will be thirty y@two
pages and principally literary In charac
tor, An tho work will 10 done by women
and mostly BY local tnlent. Thera will he
editor.i IN chief Mrs. Francis S. Garrett
with department editors on religion. phil :
anthrophy, oducttlon. temperance. mu.
sic medicine and surgery, household
economies, a chllIron's department., de.
partmenL OF correspondence and travel.
dramatics, clubs. social and current
events.
The Equitable Guarantee and Trust
Company has placed room In their
building ut the disposal Of the women
COR oil 10 work. The paper will ba
morning edition, issued but tho one day,
and sold at five cants II copy.
Mrs Emma Weldln will be the business
manager Mrs. Elizabeth W. .Mendihall
will be advertising manager, anu Mrs. l..
Klttlnger the circulation manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11
raitn CurI., violated Health Laws.

RoTERsFoRp Pa, March 1.-THE health
Board Of this place has decided to request
the presence OF John onberger at the
April meeting. to show cause why he
should not be fined violating the health
laws Rosenberger is faith curist, Dur
ing the winter three Of his children died
of diphtherIa without having been st-
tended by physician. a
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11
Better Time. in wcs.orn Kansas.

TOPEKA, kan, March l1.-That better
times prevail in western Kansas is evil
aenced by the fact that twelve counties
have notified Governor Morrill, that they
..ro In need of no further outside aid The
Legislature had appropriated 100000 todia.
tribute among the destitute In this and
other western counties
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11
France Retalintes.

!. PARIS March li.-As an outcome OF tho
trouble between Venezuela and Franco
growing out Of the formers action In
handing his passport to the French ropre-
sentative at Caracas, the French govern
anent has sent a passport to DIR. j. Gil
Fortoul, the Venezuelan charge affaires
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11
Suggestion. TO n.bnrv.

Would th"re be The following advan-
tages In holding the Asbury Christian En-
denvor Sunday evening meeting In the
main auditorium?
/. II could begin at the more convenient
time of half All hour later aud thereby
havo increased attendance.
Ii. The people who go eariy To make
sure of seHts at the preaching service
would al1o increase the Attendance
Ill Numerous lnterru DtioDS OF persons
going out for fear they will not get seats
at the main service would he obylated.
IV. Gas and fuel would ee saved.
We do not think this plan has ever hsen
given satisfactory trial. 1t was tried and
taboed by man opposed to 1t There
would probably be general approval OF ii
now.
Putting tho c. J.. meeting haitian hour
earlier did not prevent the people from
retlring from the Sunday school room to
the preaching auditorium as expected.
Tho apparent demoralization OF the c.
L. meeting by squads OF boys and girls
going lu and out all the time OF thaC. Il.
meeting could be prevented by having a
dOorkeeper exclude all who persist In that
bnd practice.
This would be q practical aud ellicien /
way Of teaching them to respaot the
house OF God's worship. The writer was
glad to see seventY-iive boys and girls Ut
Asbuf, . Christian Endelyor Meeting last
evening but sorry to hedra dozen OF them
talking with each otter most OF the time
aud especially sorry to see others com.
panrs OF thrses and fOurs and eights and
tens etc, running out AMI ms the whole
time OF the meeting,
lie was surprised that the meetng could
be so admirably nnd systemntlcaliy con
Quoted and made 30 interesting und
the adverse circumstances. whom the
Lord lovetn He chasteneth and IT Is moi
surprising that Asbury has frland who
would be glad to see Tho running out and
In nuisance abatod. 1t Is great and
rapidly increasing puUllo nuisance As
bury Is not tie only church that needs tC
| abate this nuisance. But tho Mother ol
CHURCHES" will surely set good example
to tho others as soon as she llnds out al
nDolt IL,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11
Cards and Rum WIN Not Mi.,

WiLLiAMsPoRT, Pa, March II. - In
granting liquor licenses Judge Metzger
gave notice to all saloon keepers that Ii
.ssnses would be revoked In all eases where
.ssrd playing is tolerated on the premises.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11
Narrn cnnrcn Revival

For a considerable time Lincoln Street
Baptist Church has been preparing fer Re.
vlval Services which will be opened by
Evangelist William Pugsley OF Canada
Sunday March 10th, ami continued every
night Saturdays excepted.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11
Dead RniY In. a RarrHI

NEVADA, Mo, March 1l.-There is CON
siderable excitement at Bronaugh, Vernon
county, over the finding of the body Of an
unknown man doubled up in coal oil bar
rel Police officials are making an inyes-
ugatiun and hint at q sensation.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11
Remembered by Fred Douglass.

BoRpRSIowN, n. j., March lit is re-
ported on good authority that by the will
Of the late Frederick Douglass the state
,eolored industrial school, located in Bor-
dentown, of which he was one of the sEzs-
Secs, ex-oiilcio, will receive 5000,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11
The ProvIdent Ice COMPANY

that has purchased the entire output of from
tho Diamond Ice Company Also the entire stock OF ice q
the Consumers Ice and Coal Company and Cold Spring Ice and
Coal Company
The object of this purchase place the delivery Of ice in
this city under SYSTEM thereby multiplying and shortening
the routes of teams and assuring early delivery in all parts
of e city These advantages are so apparent that the rov
dent has hesitation in soliciting the patronage and cooper
alton of the patrons of the old companies and assuring them
that every attention will be given provide them promptly
they may desire, with either manufactured natural ice.
This arrangement will take effect April lS95 upon which
date Offices viii be opened at the southeast OF Tenth and
Market streets.
Prices of former years will be maintained
TILE PROYlDENT ICE COMPANY.
JACOB PUsEy President L. 7. WARNER Vice Pres MILLER
STIADLEY, Sec'y. A. WARNER Treas. CHARLES s. Gle.
LAND, General Manager
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11
Holiucss christiaus.

There were tho usual free gospel meet
ings of great Interest at Frnnt and Aadi'
son streets yesterday. 1t was we'll con.
Quoted by Leader Carr. MIR. Marshal II
preached IN the evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11
Charged with HobbIns tho Unemployed.

BIADpoCK, Pa, March 1l.-W a. Sny-
der and Harry Stone, of Pittsburg were
arrested here for using the mails in an old
swindling scheme. They advertised Ia
newspapers at Pittsburg, Philadelphia
and other cities announcing that laborers
wero wanted to go to California to work
In gold mines. l.. Carson Willard was the
name given in tho advertisement, and
each writer was asked to inclose twenty
cents In stamps to cover cost Of correspoh-
dence They received hundreds of appli-
cations, but sent no answers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11
Arrested on a Perjury Charge.

MISNEAPoLIs, March 1.-THE sensation
here is tho arrest of Miss Maggie Wachtet
and George A. Grindall. Both were wilt
nesses for Harry Hayward In the late
murder trial, and they are charged with
perjury Both gave. bail for appearance
ON Mcdaesday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11
good Goods-R,gbt PrIcs.

H. L, Sergeant dealer in COAL wood and
grain. Large pea coal for family use.
f2-Hics ory wood for open Crates. OF.
flee Seventh and King street. Phone 5i5,
Yara l08 Maryland avenue.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11
AItu,uorIstEe Eectnre,.

VIII bs given br tie Rev. d. v Lucas
ID. d. OF Canada, in st Paul's NJ. E. Church
on "Wednesday evening. March 18th at
O'Clock. subject Those Grass. Hoppers."
Thoae who have heard DR., Lucas know
what a delightful treat Is In store.
Silver Offering will be takeu at tho door,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11

Wrlte What will l writer Whv. write
that DIR. Slmms White Puimonlo Balsam,
can't be beat In the United States. for cur
Ing throat and lung diseases; core throat.
Coughs, Group. Diphtheria and such like =.
Depot, COG King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11

Dr. Simms' White Pulmenie Balsam, the
great standard remedy for lung and
throat Diseases Is without Il rial in curing
coughs. sore throat grip, Group. &e. DOS
King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11
nnYid IYnnImnn pend.

David Woolman, one OF Wilmingt IONS
prominent men, died at tho home OF Jesse
X. Baylis. No. 222 West street last even.
ing In the 10Th year OF his age. Paralysis
NAB the cRCse o. death.
Mr. WoolmBn was born In Philadelphia.
When young man he came here with
Edwin ]. Il orner, Mr.. Woolman engaging
in the carriage business and MIR. Hornsr
starting tue diamond State Springs
Works. Mr.. Woolman 9 trade grew and at
one time he was tha leading carriage and
wagon builder IN the state. Politically
he was Republican and was at one time
membsr uf the Levy Court. He wRs
widower.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11
Tho Weather.

For eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
Delaware, Maryland, District of Columbia
md Virginia decidedly colder; local show
rs, followed by clearing; nortberly winds.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11
4 nondlx RIaai

READING, Pa, March l1.-Whiie blast
was being made in astono quarry at Birds
boro late Saturday afternoon 800 pound
rock fell on George Reamstine, fracturing
bis skull. He died yesterday. John Lloyd
was badlV In jlirel
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-11

Dr. Sl,nms White Pulmonic Balsa,n Is
the medicine FOR sore throat, coughs and
all lung diseases; always reliable; direct
throat and lung medicine. 600 King