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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-16

RepsFsed Accident Go the rus Or shs will
n,inaton aud Northern Railroad Company.
cylinder OF the Amanda Powell blew out
on Sunday morning last near the Snip
John Light House. At the time the tug
was towing two buoys or floats.
Tho engineer was Injured by being
soalded by the escaping steam.
A passing tug came to the assistance
OF the Powell. II was also reported that
the disabled tug was taken to tho yards
OF Pueey and Jones Company.
As Superintendent McCausland was not
at Ills office tho report could not be verb
fied. When the Pusey and Jones Com
pany was asked II the tug had arrived
there the answer came II do not know,
but think son
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-16
A Girl Attacked.

HAyRE DE GaAoE, Mn, July 15-Considera-
bic excitement was caused yesterday
afternoon at Swan Creek. three mica
south Of this place by an attack on little
girl by negro man. 1t was about half
past and the girl was Rachel Moore.
eleven years OF age. daughter OF John
Moore, OF Psrryyllle. Ceoii county.
She was on visit to her sister, Mrs.
George Il. Price, at Darlington and started
about O'Clock to walk to Robin Hood
school house. at Swan Creek, TO attend
Sunday school, Whom nearing her dssti.
nation she was met by burly negro. who
approached her and catching her up In
his arms started to run up the road. Her
screams attracted tho attention OF people
In the Vicinity. and whom the man found
he was pursued he dropped the girl and
endeavored to make his escape.
After running him for more than mile
he was captured by George l.. Mitchell
and the child's brother-in law, George Il.
Price. He was given In charge of the
Aberdeen authorities and locked up until
this morning. when he was given hear.
ing and committed for the action Of the
grand jury by Squire Prltchard. He gave
Edward Banks as hts name and said he
was from Talbot county.
The little girl was SO overcome by the
attack that abe had to be carried TO the
house OF friends near by, and was speech.
less from the fright.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-16

CHESTER, Pa, July Is. Miss Alice Good.
Icy. assistant principal of the South Ches
ter High School. and the fair plaintiff in
the famous Goodley-Glayton breach OF
promise suit, Is candidate for euperin-
tendent OF the Delaware county schools.
The FUR Alice IL sure of South Chester,
Marcus Hook borough. Lower Chichester
and Trainer, and goes into the fight to
win. She proposes to make the other fell
Iowa hustle. The present incumbent, A.
q. q. Smi;h, Professor Waters. of Media.
and Professor w. ii. Swank are the other
candidates.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-16


1elks It'll Till town q spsnd Inc aay "a
tf& n1neh Oh the .ssoepud lighthouses on
{fae Delaware River. Grabbing, rowing
4ud psthIng we're tue Sports Of the day.
pinuer WIS paTtaken Of heartily. Near
Wakd journey via New Castle. Wallis ice
cream saloon was we'll patronized. The
party reached Newport IN happy spirits
without accident
Among the numbar present were: Mr..
4nd Mrs Robert Seifert Misses Beaaie
Everson. Esteile craaston. Ella Johnson,
Mertha Satterthwaite, Viola Cranston.
Mary johnson. Bertha cranston. Clara
Weidtn, Florence Duncan. Helen Cranston.
Elizabeth Newbold, Edna Finn, Rena
CrAnstoD. Emma Miller. Edith Day;
Messrs. Edward PHILIPPE. Herman duncan;
Lyman. and Howard Weidin.
Mlss Bessie Davis Of Wilmington has
been Waiting friends here.
Miss Emma Brown ard brother of vii
mAngton recently made visit to Mrs.
John e, Whann.
The sick Of our town are slowly improv-
ing.
Mics Helen Cransion has been visiting
her cousin. Miss Rena Cranatoa. OF Mar
nhnIlton.
Master Harry Valentine OF Wilmington
y visiting hts cousin. Miss Helen Weldin,
here.
The Misses Name and Marion Lowe OF
philadelphia are on visit to Mrs. Il. A.
Sturgeon OF this town.
aiipin Lyman and wife OF Wilmington
J spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary ]. Lyman
here.
The farmers around here are rushing
with their thrashIng. Everett Hollings-
worth and Thomas Brown are thre5hing
two crops day,
Mrs. Winfield Qugley and son are en-.
i3oying tho sea breezes at Cape May,
Miss Mabel Hanna has returned from
Visiting Miss Agnes Mowbray at Eikton.
The Misses Elsie and Elva Conway came
with her for visit to our town.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. II. Watson are on
their summer trip to New York State.
Mrs. George Vandagrift and daughter.
Lille. of Wilmington, are visiting friends
here
Miss Alice johnson recently made q
short visit to Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-16
FIFTH EDITION.


And HAD it Not Done SO. IL weuId Have
Been PHO OF Scrap Iron IN TAlrsy sse-
onds.
The roller was at work on lower Third
street near the railroad. and In the pro-
gress was run against the railroad track,
and for moment was allowed to stand
there.
just at this moment shifting engine
at work down the line shunted freight
car and allowed IL to go down the track
with terrific speed toward the roller. This
moving car could not be seen from the
roller because namber of freight cars
were on the track between the roller and
the shifter.
For some reason Engineer White OF
the roller started the big machine IN
Third street. II had only moved foot or
two when the freight car came along.
Every part OF the roller was clear OF tho
track but what IL known as O shovel hsns
die. and this was struck and shattered by
the car. II the roller had remained on the
track thirty seconds longer II would have
been shattered. Engineer White waa not
awere that tho car was coming when he
decided to move the roller.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-16

''Olivette', a very charming opera. was
given an excellent presentation at Union
Street Park, last evening. by the Robin.
son Opera, to an audience that was easily
pleused. Duo Des IFS was very oleverly
portrayed by Mir. Mack Charles, a most
able artist.
could not have been better. Miss Nellie
Plummer as OIivette was very graceful
indeed. She has a fair voice. The former
two artists are bound to be the favorites
at each performance. Go and see at least
be sung the latter three evenings of this
week
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-16

Michael Sharkey, who formerly kept
the saloon at Front and Market streets,
has made number OF improvements to
Parry's tavern since he took charge II Ia
altered In appearance entirely and Is full
In keeping with lis owner. for a heater or
better host could not be found than
Michael Sharkey
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-16

A grand boxing carnival will be held at
Liberty Hail. South Wilmington. on We'd.
nesday evening. the 24ta inst, between
the best boxers In the State. Ed. MeGon-
nell will box Joe Brown. VINO Ia open to
light any heavy weight In the State. There
will tie grand wind up between George
Russell. colored. champion Of the State,
and Joe Brown. oolored, champion OF
Chester. There will also be several bouts
between local boxers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-16

The commissioners OF District No. Al,
New Castle hundred, invite proposals for
the erection OF sohoolhouse on the site
OF the one that was destroyed by lire last
winter. Plans and specifications may be
seen at the store OF MIR. Hewitt. near
Rose Hill. The builder who wlshea the
contract will have to act promptly. as the
award will be made next Saturday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-16

Small bugs like those which Infest rose
ouehee ure covering the leaves of toma.
TO plants of the farmers in South Jersey.
Some OF the farmers will not have half
crop owing to the raYages OF these little
pests, From present Appearance tuina.
toes will be on the upper tack this fall,
and the eanneries will reap harvest from
their canned tomatoes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-16
QUOTATIONS.
Reported by
HEAI.ID - COMPANY.

Hefelth ami Tlrk6t oats.
Investment aud Securities yielding
from tai per cont
ORDERS for tho purchase AMI sale OF
stocks and Bondson Commission azecnt.
cd at alt the stouit exchnnEe4
Private telegraph wire4 to New YORK.,
Philadelphia, Boston aud Chicago.
Foreign Dfaft& aud letters OF Credit -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-16

The fishermen say that the large lot of
fish brought to our city and sold by Lara.
bee d Co., from Asbury Park on Thurs.
day last made their business dull the bal.
ance OF the week. They expect to have
another cargo here on Thursday next.
They sold over thirty thousand pounds
and then ran out by noon
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-16

The sale Of tickets for the Wilmington
Wheel Club excursion has been very large.
A limited number of tickets will be on
sale at boat to- morrow morning from Z
O'Clock until time of leaving. This excur.
sion promises to exceed all others that
have thus far left this city. A good time
is expected
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-16

The majority OF tho shoe stores com.
menced last evening to close Ut g o'clock.
This move was taken In order that the
clerks who are housed up every day could
have q chance to get O little fresh air In
the eYenings. It 10 to be hoped that all
the stores will join the movement and
that the clerks will get the evenings DUR
ing the week to themselves
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-16

Harls Clover Root Will purify your
Blood, clear your complexion, raguluts
yeur bowels aud make your hea clear az
q =, il &c, b5r., and si.oo.
50 N. IS panf9rth, s. Il Cor. seeoni
and AltTket Ste
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-16
Tho asyIaencs Asain,t smith.

James Smith was arrested by Marshal
Lamar To day for selling liquor without
Government llcenae. As neither Howard
ncr Fsrrer could be found, Commisslt n.
or Smith discharged tho D rlsoner.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-16

1TANTED-Middl Q aged wo man or strong
w girl for general honsewDrk a small
family White preferred. Apl ~ Mrs. Lock
yer. sos Market street, -. il5.lga
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-16

Powell has on his stalls In the Third
Street Market catfish, Goldfish, founders,
blue fish. salt water trout, sea bass,
sturgeon, &C., &C.,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-16

The funeral of Mrs. Julia kaliy, widow
OF the late Francis Kaliy. took place from
her late resldedde, soc Walnut street this
morning. Solemn requiem mnss was
eeleerated in St. Mary's Church by ley
n. J. MeMaHns, the deacon being Ray w
j. Birmingham ana tho sub deacon iteY.
Geo. j. Kelly.
Tie body was taken to Philatlelnhia on
the. .25 o'cIoPk train over tie 4. ". IL. b.
railroad for ihterment IN the New Gathe.
oral Cemetery.
The pail bearers were Denis Feunesy,
Thomas Gurley John Bougherty, Edward
!. Kelley George McDormolt aud A. 1.
Mcguire.
The floral offerings mere numerous and
handsome. Daniel l, hiiroy had Charge
oil the funeral Arrangements.
The " eafatr
To morrow promises to ba partly
cloudy to fulr aud rather warmer
md sultfy. Thursday fair with u slight
rise OF temperature.
THE TEMPERATURE.
The thermometer at the EErunrIcAs
Office TO day:
O'Clock. 10 o'clock O'Clock.
II 81
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-16

MIR. VIM. Tindall and family are sum.
.mering miles In the country towards
Centreville, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-16

Tno5e who have Rheumatism, neuralgia,
weak back OF diseased liver, lungs, Md.
neYs. bladder etonu h. blood, nerves or
other eiiroI!c or acute Diseases, will h4ar
oil sur"tiilng Ito their advantage free,
by | lEg o. br J. Lirpil e1tt, T0s French
Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-16

J. II, Pars ons an engineer on the Mary.
land division of the p. W. d. l.. railroad
lost pocketbook ontainlng $50 in Phil.
adeiplia on Saturday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-16

Superintendent Barnard accompanied by
Messers Carlisle and Cartmell went over
the yards OF the p, W. & b. railroad Ia thus
city To-day on q tour of inspection.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-16

While working at the yards of the Pussy
and Jones Company to-day James Kane
had his foot mashed by pile OF iron fall.
ing on 1t,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-16

From Blue Mountain House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Elliott. Miss Jessie
Elliott. Miss Stevenson and OK City Solo.
ftor Elliott returned home to-day after
spending two wseks at Blue Moanta In
House, Md.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-16

Go on Hanover excursion, Thursday,
July % to Cape May.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-16
hmm Mi lH0nuajE For Cholera
AIIItDEH\ HMttltSHp Infantum,
HllII III Al HVlIlIFWN TeethinE
sse sHs Diarrhosa.


GREGG-ln this city at Eighteenth and Mt.
Salem Lane on the 18th lust, VIM. Gregg,
infant son Of Harry r., and Addie Gregg,
aged months.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral on
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock. Inter-
ment ut Mt. Salem Cemetery
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-16

vTNRUssES. ELASTIC STOCKING, AHDoM-
inai supporters. Instruments to assist
the hearing. Japonizing instruments and
all kinds of Surgical. Dental & Veterinary
Instruments. j. j. Iuefel, & Bro, Ill 3onth
Tenth st., PhIle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-16

NNTANTED-For general housework, neat
NM respectable white woman, honest and
willing. good cook aud baker, ] mile from
Newark. bel. $50 with washing and iron.
Stewart, Newark, Del. jiG-lt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-16

T OSr-In fluids shoe store or shortly after
IL leaving 1t, on Saturday. July 49, a pair
of gold speciael Return to Repubiicln
office. or Mitchell MeBrde, Hoclland. and re.
oaive suitable reward. jyl6-lt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-16

INoR RENT-Cheap,a house, No. Ill French
- street, six rooms and bath. Apply Tor
key at l0g French street. jiB-lts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-16

ATANTFD-To cure d. opsy.sulferers. CURE,
w thousands of cases called hopeless.
Hook, testimonials and ten days Dropsy
treatment free by mail. DR. GREEN & Sons
Atlanta, Ca ji6-Sts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-16

{AEANTED-A drug clerk with experience
w Address j., care OF II. *. Watson. 500
Market d rect. il9-At
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-16

ICON sALE-sorrel Patuhen mare a.
Il six years old Apply to James 10y
W. Mailman Lancaster Pike. jlI.5ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-16

yITAE1 ED--A middle aged lady for light
w employment a part of iegch day. Good
indueenent tn right party. Gail Wednesday
after9. A. l.. spencer, l0V5 Market St. l6-lt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
THE LARD EXPORT FRA CDS.

EFFORTS TO SMOTHER TIE JUDICIAL. AND
SPECIAL 1NvEsrIG ATOMS NOW IN PROGRESS.
"The fraudulent expectation Of lard from this
country" said the head Of one Of the most extern
sve provision and lard export firms in this city
Yesterday. is more serious and far-reaching
svinde than IS generally realized or course 1t is
possible that the cases pending against Amer
lean shippers in the French courts Of Jaw on com
plant % the authorities Of Paris may be mere
SjIb;erfuge for excluding products OF this country
from France. bat is well known in trade that
there are certain uns 'ruI ulous shippers. whose
names are bacl;sted among honorable exporters
who make large and frequent shipments OF com
pound lard IN tubs marked Pure Lard
The shippers Of genuine pure lard are interested
in exposing this fraud. We don't how much
compound lard is exported or sold In The home mar
kcts. if is only sold and marked - compound
lard shipping bogus merchandise Of any Kind j.
against the National as well as individual interests
as the growth Of business and the perman"ncy Of
prosperity depend much upon th- honesty Of dealers
and shippers OF every country.
Efforts ha I'VE been made to smother the proceed
ings in the French courts and the special invest
ga ton which has been foot In Paris by TIL"
National Provisioner.' which is The organ Of the
provision and meat Industries % this country. All
honest dealers in favor of the public expos
of tie frauds and their perpetrators, which is
sure to come In the near future. Firms that have
only pure lard have no fear % the mos; critical
chemical analyses and searching invest cations
Compound lard bu.:erne. etc. all right IN their
way. but II IL for them TO be- fosted upon tho
public under false cOOTs. The fatal mistake OF the
butterine men when they sought TO introduce their
substitute for butter that they didn't sell
Il for what il really and is-the Fat OF freshly
killed beef cattc, or neutral Lard. J. e, lari that
has been deCdorizo1.
The magnitude and importance OF the lari rehl-
ing and lard oil manufacturing Industries % tn"
United States far greater than j. understood by
the general public In 1897 there were seventeen
Lard refncrfes. representing &.N9S2lI % Invested
capital and an annual product valued al Sa.f3"h.
A 70
representing a total Investment % Sis 80. and an
annual product valued Sl1sl.6l3 Since then. only
little more than four years, these industries il IS
carefully estimated. have increased fully y per cent
and the value OF the exports Of lari exclusively IN
the last calendar year X9.37s 35l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14

but nevertheless true. that there is no really ally
wholesale clothing establishment in Europe Ime
ple suits and send them out by travellers. Having
SO few samples the orders received are CORE CORE
quickly enough TO cater TO the American trade
and what is true OF the wholesale cIotnng
ers so that neither of them in this country need
entertain any serious fear OF snccesst"i 1ore'sh
competition.
ORDERING FOREIGN GOODS.
C. H. Hackett. Of Iiackett, Carhart CO.. nos.
cCj and Ago Broadway. said.
For this spring season we are ordering more
imported wooens in proportion than we iorme era
son we are ordering much less than for our spflhs
stock We are of the opinion mat our tban
foreign goods. except in certain lines. forT's
cheaper their cost but In doing this the iSfei 81,
manufacturer diminshes IN" Guaranty Oh niS
goods We are using NOR "oi SUI ma f,vor home
mannfsciurers. because We think that their goods
Ign Competitors ! refer particularly TO that class
o. woollens best adapted to the general flo'hiiIg
the best custom trade have always come rom
abroad. and probably always will. Such Iarse
diateiv after the abolition OF he specific weight
duty That our WOODEN manufacturers ioun ' ,de' ~
Wa any fhey IocJHd nat they must sell their goods
1hGapI% it not more cheapiv the foreign
goods. and they hay" been and are doing SO. the he
discontinued weight duty This decrease Is so Sma
that it makes LITTLE difference in the price OF
c'nihing the manufaCur" of when COSTS more IMAM
/, did last wear on account of tn" higher wages now
heing paid to garment maxi consumers are
no therefore getting their clothing for less money
hut they are getting better goods Tor the same
I amount. , -,,... -,
OF course. every yard of foreign wooiens I'm
por;ai into this market TnfaNorabN aflertS the 10
nestle manufacturers. 1t also means less EMPLOY
mcut for factory opera t!Vcs. ] am prOt"c tuniSt.
and a strong one. There have been too many imn
grants coming in for the general COOL Many OF
work as well n the many others who were here
- before tbev came. To do that our American fac
to,ins ;nilef he, C1stereI 1t does not seem TO US
that foreign goods viii come in so freely as has
bcen generally imagined. think that our manu-
facf;Ircrs viii adjust themselves 10 the new con-
ditions If they have to cut down wages in order
Ia 10 so then wages must be cut down. Tn" labor
question will be the most troublesome on" IN TINS
country for .he next or three years. oar spring
,rsd, is h,t:or this than il last spring.
lint nowhere near to what il Was in the spring oi
80 Since the latter season retailers ha"n been
,,orllinr off surplus stock. which they must now
rcrl.nisb so that the outlook is favorable for a
spring business 90 fair volume. followed 10y better
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
real. ESTATE.


rARGAf%' S.u ~ rent gu Sroom
i,Is~' .nrI.e ~. -'anunF fur. s'a-
,l.a ir .nLt.s. -r.i,.t near. al-' new
room rn''age. ail imprus ~uruis iafg' JOY.
fruit. sl'f ai.u ns above. either 80" fir-
'Icii1r.. Room 80 H-neiic' Huidins
FOR ALE OR EXCHANGE or LEASE
f.r f.Itu ~ Year, ON easy '"fius. an an
'h,.y.4r colonial homestead. WIN al mod
err inn oven enfH irrluiirg handsome
,larhluu-e and stable ami - acres ~
gr,Il1 lut running Vaf'r. 80 ih~ vest Hi0"
~ Hudson Kt"f. convenient % two ran
Ma afaffHn ~ - mile. from Ne" York. -
rr"Fs frafns all NsAr around me boar from
Sew Yrt. elevation go f~rf. and COM
Iu.rilrE I.ft Ieautiful view ua ltuh- %
River. valued a. <2- 49, asking price SO
80, lu.ANDl MOONEY 4 SiiiFMAN. a
fo-n"y-. ]; Wa. ."
FuR SALE or nENT Modern house a.
- G-srg~ = ofrrin. King bay. "
fulug'er rom '"rr'. ingui-" j. J.
kfEi.En. rin-''.
TpH SALE nR rp LIT. Nar'"v".i. y. =.
rrw dwelling r..Uis. in rl"S tnt
rf.g hlIri1'l D minutes v..s . 'n r'i-
u.n g. D.. and U.s. D. O. modern iiH
pr.f,m-n'. Iusgu- = f'aff.n ar~n'
FOR RENT pr SkLE Hatsa rs 80 hotels.
t.arifrg rou-~s and .YfsEcs. building
s'fss fea-.uall~ ENEi. - 40 ms =
60. Ausrt.c 'ttJ. \
Tp REST OE SELL. at caldwell y J
ii.ur~ . "irt"r rp.wa. ta.H -h'i "r Hn
fuIriri barn AND fwf a.rre = itr'
f- tsfuts 30 location AMI i''Iff;I.r'-f
ur-ufflr..-i .r. l..r from NrN Nrf..
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