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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
ehe Baker Sweat Shop Bill Goes Through
the House Finally.


HARBIsBuRG, April 5.-The ease with
which the Ritter judges retiring bill passed
tecond reading In the house yesterday was
hsurprise to tho most sanguine friends and
sore disappointment to the opposition.
The measure provides for the retirement
OF judges on full pay who have served
twenty consecutive years, or thirty years
altogether, and have reached tho age of
10 Should II become a law the only judges
whom 1t would now affect arc Judges
Hare, Finletter and Allison, OF Philadel
phiaa The country members say they will
mako fight on the bill when it comes up
on third reading.
Tho bill to provide for the purchase Of
school books at the lowest prices by school
boards passed second reading.
A bill was introduced by Mr.. Fow to
prevent the sale Of guns, rifles, carbines
and small arms to minor children. The
bill provides punishment for violation by
fine not exceeding sl0O or an imprison-
ment not exceeding one year or both.
The Seyfert bill to protect railroad trav.
elers and define and punish train robbery
passed finally on a special order, with only
one vote in the negative.
The Baker Sweat shop" bill, providing
for the appointment OF eight additional
factory inspectors to look after the safety
OF persons employed in tenement houses
and shops where clothing, cigars, cigar
cites and certain other articles are made,
except seamstresses to whom work is
given for public charities, etc, passed
finally. The bill has already gone through
the senate
Tho Grigsby bill for state fire marshal
and assistants to enforce the laws against
arson was killed on second reading by an
overwhelming majority
The Crothers pure food bill was amended
by striking out all provisions relating to
drugs, and then passed second reading.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Richard. Bishop OF Chicester.
ApBTr- -Rpp

This. one OF the minor festivals OF the
Anglican Church, is also com memorated
by tiat OF Rome OH this day as double"
After studying at Oxford, Paris and
bologna he became professor of Civil Law
at the latter place. and after filing the
position for short time he returned to
Oxford and was made chancellor OF the
University and of the diocese of Canter-
bury. Being eXlled he went to France
with ). Edmund; while there ID retired to
Dominican convent and was ordained
priest Returning to England he served
as priest Ia the diocese OF Canterbury,
A, ID. l24s he was appointed bishop OF
Chleester,and died In 1888, ana was buried
bsfore the altar OF 3. Edmund in ChIoester
Cathedral He Is represented as bishop
with chslice at his feet. there being q
tradition that in his old age, he In falling
while holding the chal!ce, Its contents
were not spilled. D. D.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Exonsrasing Motorman seitu.

HAzLEroN, Pa, April 5.-Coroner Cor
man and jury began last night to hear
testimony as to the cause Of the accident
by which four persons were killed on the
trolley line here last Saturday. Motor
nan Scitz, who was in charge of the run
away car, testified that tho brake chain
broke and the gearing under the car gave
way when he applied the reverse current.
He then tried to reach tho rear brake, but
the passengers prevented him from doing
so by crowding the platform Four OF the
uninjured passengers testified as to Seitz
efforts to apply the rear brake, The In
vestigation was adjourned until tomor-
row, on account Of the inability of some
of those who were hurt to be present.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Justice Martins Sui, for SANDER.

NEW YORK, April 5.-Police Justice
Bernard +. Martin has brought an action
against Abram G. Bernheim, member Of
the committee of seventy, a trustee of the
City club and II professor Of Columbia col.
lego, to recover $40, 900 for slander Martin
alleges that at n meeting OF the Chamber
Of Commerce Bernheim said: "On the
police bench at present is Bernard f. Mar
TN, commonly called Barney, who was
formerly in the liquor business with Red
Leary and his wife Kate, one Of the most
notorious burglars in the country. His
saloon was the resort Of the most dlsrep-
utable classes in the community"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
General Markets,

PHILApELPHiA. April l. = Flour firm;
winter suprriine. 800. Is; winter extras,
es.20lgsi0, No. winter family s.. 4n1D2 50;
Pennsylvania roller straight 81, 500 so; west.
srn winter, clear, s?.dl9275. Wheat quiet,
steady, with tnlsc. bid and GOasc. asked for
April Corn quiet, easier. with 4Olbe bid and
soc, asked for ApEi'. Oats quiet, steady, with
bSse. bid and JG7sG asked for April Hay
steadyi good ochoice timothy, Sl31l3 90 Beef
nrul Pork firm, Lard dull; western steam,
sTsO; oity, Se.6oGO6gI6 Butter dull; west
ern dairy, s9l3Iac.; do. creamery, I2D2ln.;
DO. factory, 713l2c.; Elgins, alc. imitation
creamery, s1ljG; New York dairy. I0tl9Iac.;
do, creamery, 2lc,: Pennsylvania creamery
prints, fancy. 80; do. choice &c; do. fair to
good, ,iD2alc, prints iobbing at 2462fc. Cheese
quiet large. sclllAc.; small, s6l2o. part
skins. sIa3ec. full skins lJ6D2c, Eggs
weaker; Now York and Pennsylvania, $50
lsI4c,i western, fresh. lac; southern. l2ztl3c.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Rnln.r Cnka worn. oln.. nnun.

CoNSELLsvILLE, Pa, April 5.-The Elm
Grove and Mount Braddock plants of the
Rainey coke works were closed down In
definitely yesterday, and Il portion of tho
Rainey ovens in the Vanderbilt region
have also been blown out. Officials OF the
Rainey company state that the trouble Is
caused by drunkenness among the men,
who do not report for work regularly. 1t
Is believed here, however, that Rainey can.
not afford to grant the 10 per cent. ad-
vance given by the other operators, anI
will let his plants remain idle. This will
not affect the other plants in the region.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
JURY BRIBING CHARGED.
Unable to Reach a Verdict in the
T.. Taylor Brothers Trial.
GREAT INDIGNATION EXPRESSED.
Should the Accused Murderers of the
Meeks Family Escape Legal Hanging
They WIN Probably be Lynched by the
Enraged Citizens.

Enraged Citizens.
CARRoLLToN Mo-, April 5-The jury
in tho trial Of the Taylor brothers for
the murder OF the Meeks family sent in
word yesterday that they were unable to
agree upon verdict. Judge Rucker or
dered that they be locked up, and an
nounced that he would keep the jury
locked up until tomorrow noon. II they
have not agreed by that time he will dis
charge them.
There is now no doubt that the jury has
been tampered with. Sidney Miller, pros
ecutlng attorney Of Carroll county, has
received statement from Charles Dick
tnson, who was On the panel from which
the jury was chosen, which is very dam
aging to the defense. Dickinson swears
that on the Monday night before the trial
began Jacob s Williams, cashier OF the
Bank of Tina went to him at his farm
house and said that IL In case he was se-
iected for juror and would stand out for
aequlttal there would he big money In 10
for him, and II he would succeed In hang
ing the jury there would be good money
In It, Williams said that he would see
that the money was paid. The next day,
Dickinson says, he was approached by
Richard Smith, a brother-in-law of Bar
Aey Hudson, who is now on tho Jury, and
Smith mnde the same proposition that had
been made by Williams. Dickinson Is one
Of the most reputable men in the county.
There is great indignation in Carroll
county that jury could be found here to
DO anything but convict the Taylors, as no
enc has the slightest doubt Of their guilt.
Marshal Wilson, of Browning says that
there is the greatest indignation In Tina
and Sullivan counties over the manner in
which tho jury is holding out. Asked if
he apprehended danger from mob violence
In case the jury should fail to agree he
laughed and said: well, you cannot tell
what will happen.
"Bill says II he is acquitted he will re-
turn to Browning DO you think he
woulds" was asked
well, If he did he would last just as
long as il would take us to find u rope to
hang him.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
THE SAD PARTING.

Good bye, my dearest loved one,
A last, long, sad goodbye.
Good-bye my own poor darling.
lin forced from thee TO ily.
o cruel fate. to part US,
U bliss that might have been,
Could we have loved together S.. ....
lii this sweet, peaceful scoIa
True lovers. broken hearted,
. joys for ever flown,
Had we not met and parted
This grief we'd not have known.
And yet this one sweet moment,
For worlds | would not lose,
Had the choice before me.
J'hy love ID what I'd choose.
The couree of true love never
Runs smoothly, sagos say.
And while there are truo lovers,
Twill slways be that way. q. I.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Gymnasium Entertainment.

The First Grand Gymnasium Exhibition
will be given in the West End Reading
Room. Fourteenth and DUPONT streets, on
Thursday evening, April 25th. under tho
auspices OF the West ED d Athloctic Club.
There Will be high diving high jumping,
tumbiing, exhibition on the horse. horl.
Zohtal bar, parallel bars and club swing
Ing. The entertainment will wind up with a
game OF basket ball between the West End
basket ball team aud the scrubs" The
prlco OF admission to this entertainer ent
win be 20 cents. ~
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
A wife's Presentlment.

LOUISVILLE April 5.-Joseph J. Willis,
head engineer Of the Louisville Veneer
Mills company, at Campbell and Fulton
streets, met death yesterday in a terrible
manner. While oiling the machinery he
was caught by u flywhesl which makes
about 200 revolutions minute and was
dashed against the wall and ceiling of tho
room, crushing him to death instantly. A
peculiar fact in connection with his death
is that Mrs. Willis told her husband in
the morning before he went to work that
she had a presentiment that something
would happen to him
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Ohios Seekers After MT. Wilson.

WAsHINdToN, April 8. b.-Secretarles Car
Isle and Gresham called on Postmaster
General Wilson yesterday, but the now
cabinet officer was out. Mr. Wilson's first
day of official life in the department WAS
devoid of any special interest, and the
business brought before him was almost
wholly of routine nature. He has al.
ready been crowded with applications for
positions, many persons seemingly being
of the opinion that change in the head
of the department means changes in other
pnsiiIpnu
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
On Every Toreue.

Sew nty seven Is OIL every tongue.
Either the pleasant pelle.s. or their
praises and no wonder, for III" has saved
more,lives, prevented more suffering and
sickness, afforded more comfort and
safoty than oil othor remedies combined.
With MIR. Humphreys '77p as Protector,
you can brgve the wind and storm, th,
slush and dampness. and il fairly robust.
even old humanity hImser. which Is satd
by the doctors 10 he tho greatest Grippe
produeer.
Experience shows that all persons are
not susceptible to medicine. Many ara
beuetited from the first dose of ~" aud
Grippe pm sis on with little Crnu incon.
venienGe. Other Guses might De termed
stubborn, AMI do not Yield until perhaps
tie second or even IN third The cure Is
then spontaneous, the cumulative effect
OF the medicine is felt all at onae. In
eithelr case tho cErl s poireot; You ara
sure not o be lett suffering from after.sf.
fects Which have heen aid 4re the careu OF
Grippe. New Manual FREQ.
Dyspepsia is cnrabls everywhere, hy
using Dr.bimms' Anti-D -Dyspepsta powders
and Vegetable Liver Pulls. BE careful of
diet and you Will soon have good sto
mach aud get well. s0j King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Opposition to the Boil Tolephone.

NEW YORK, April 5-There is no doubt
that new telephone company to be
known as the Standard Telephone COM
pany, is now being organized in this city
Several OF those whose names have been
mentioned in connection with the project
declare. however that they have no inter
est In 1t whatever II Is unde rstood that
Thurlow Weed Barnes is to be president
Of the new concern.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Pistol Went on In n Struggle.

PoTTsyILLE, Pa, April "A fight oc.
CURED in Jones hotel, Auburn, between
Peter Foulk and John Disslnger The
fight grew out of an old feud The men
graPpled, and In the struggle that ensued
a revolver In Foulk's pocket was dis.
charged. The ball entered his right thigh,
and has not been found. Foulk is lying
in u preearious condition.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
On strike for money Due Them.

New BRUNSWICK, n. j., April 5-Sev-
enty five deputy sherlffs are guarding the
works of the Staten Island Terra Cotta
and Lumber company, at Spa Springs,
near Woodbridge There is strike at the
works because the mon were not paid.
They had been promised their money yes
terday, but did not get any of it. They
hung about the works and threatened to
commit violence unless they were paid.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
sporting Notes.

Joe Woleott bssted "Mick" Dunn on
Wednesday evening In an eight round
contest before the Seaside Athletic Club of
Coney island.
Mick Dunn put up much better fight
than wac expected against Jue Waicott. 1t
WAS thought tho colDred boy would do
Dunn III jig time, mud he certainly took
enough punishment to whip half Dozen
men. Wdlcott did not get away with out
considerable punishment himself. being
badly cut about the mouth.
The police did right to stop the bout In
the eighth round as Dunn was n oat out
and he certainly could not have lasted
much longer. The att ndHnce was large.
The light was for twenLy.livs rouuds aud
gate receipts.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Another Faith curist Arrested.

TUNKHANNocK, Pa, April Cd. N. Mo
Kee, Scranton Christian scientist, was
arrested by Constable Vaughn for practic-
ing his alleged healing art for . valuable
consideration upon the late Elmer Il.
Brown, of this place. Brown was suffer.
Ing with Brlght's disease, and diod within
few days after McKee's treatment COM.
menced The latter, who Is not a regis
tered physician, gave bail for hearing
next Monduy
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

thereby. rather than Increased, because
the brain having euch unequal division OF
the work there may be hestancy in many
instances. Tho bsst instances are those
that evenly distribute the work between
ths hand and The brain aud provide dis.
tinei, definite aud positive outlines for
different words, and not similar outlines
FOR very dlssimllar words as l have no.
lced Is the cass with some systems"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Tour TO Washington via peuca R.R

For the benefit OF those who have beon
unable to take advantage OF the PeHnsyl.
vania Railroad Company's tours to Wash.
1ngton. ID. g., during the Lenten season,
that company has arranged Special
Easter Holiday Tour to leave New York
and Philadslphla Thursday, April lS. re.
turning on the following Saturday.
The rates, including accomm odnti at
Washington's best hotels are sl3 80 from
New York and sll.50 from Phllade phla;
proportionate rates from other points.
Detailed Itinerary will be- sent on appll.
cation to Tourist Agent, ll9B Broadway.
New York, or Room All. Broad Street
Station, Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

c. p, nayils house painter. has removed
to 70A Orange street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Prize Fighter Moearry out ON Bail.

NEW YORK, April John McGarry, the
prize fighter, who Is under indlctment for
manslaughtor In causing the death of an
other prize fighter, William J. Neary, was
admitted to bail yesterday In ss500. On
the night of Dot H. 1892, McGnrry met
Neary in the ring. Tho mon fought five
rounds, and then Noary was knocked
senscless 10 the floor He died on the fol-
lowing day from conclusion OF the brain.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
1.-Two Stock Markets.

Esw YoRk. April 4,-European cables quote
American steers at l2ls o i3I5c.. dressed
weights; refrigerator beef. l01lOxc. Calves
active, steady; poor to prime veals. S4{1e.
Good lambs irm; sheep and common to me.
alum lambs weak; poor TO prime sheep, % %
&5.57Ss: common to choice lambs, 81 $500 i2lt.
Hogs higher at sblt6aO
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. April 4-Cattle strong;
prime, 81 1898 2Si good, s. 26a5 rs; bulls staEs
and COWS S215, Hogs steady; Philadelphia,
e686do5.40; fair Workers and pigs 81 sOd4 g0i
rouahs. &3.75iti76. Sheep strong; prices un.
shEnaed
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Murdered by a wyoming ,rnror.

CASPER, Wyo,, April 5.-Senator j. J.
Hurt mayor of Casper, shot William
Milne, a. sheep owner, Hurt fired five
shots, all taking effect Milne is dead.
Hurt claims that Milne was Intimate with
his wife. Senator Hurt is one of the lay
gost sheep owners In this section.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
The Houses win Come Down.

The row Of houses on Water street. be-.
tween French and King. will In all proba-
bility be torn down within the coming
three months. Agents OF the Pennsyl.
vania Railroad, which company owns the
properties. have inspected the build ings
and decided with the authorities that the
houses are nuisance. They are occu pied
by low class OF people, both white and
colored. who have frequently given the
police trouble. Building Inspector Dohl
hus not examined the buildings
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

THE c1'PA ARrNTRSHIP heretofore exist.
l. lug between VIM. {. FniIilps and tieo.
Il hompson, under the firm name ". G..
consent. the bus n, ~ Of the above firm has
hren sOi4 10 The Philips Thompson Cp., who
VIII cont niIc the sninc ut c0fI er 4th and
French streets aud TN and Church streets.
VA. c. PHILIPS.
.... GEO Il. THOMPSON
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
A I,ix Rniirnnd Transfer.

BAKERsFlELD. Cal, April "A trust
decd was recorded in the county recorders
office yesterday by the Southern Pacific
eompany transferring all its property, in.
Guiding rolling stock in this and other
counties, to the Central Trust company OF
Now York, the consideration being $685.
OOOO0O
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Highest Of all in Leavening power-Laes u S. Govt Report
l&>>!Aa!I! q! Rskasgl! RRskiHg
ABSOLUTELY pUEE
Conf, Rutter and Jcs Cor,r,,,.

The truetees of tho State Hospital rs
Ehrnhnrst yesterday awarded the Charles
Warner Company tie contract Tor GOAL Of
q " ton. j. ii. King Of New Castle
Will furnish tho lcs for SlS0 for the sss
sons supply. Pierce and simmons OF
SaLGeorge5 will furnish the butter at g3
cents pound. Much routine business
was transacted.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
o'Rrien's Shot Prove, Fatal.

PARIS April 5.-Waddle, the man who
WAS shot by the American crook Brien, In
the railway station on March 81, is dead.
The shooting was the result OF quarrel
ever variety actress, with whom both
were enamored.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

On and after April G. George W. Lodge
and son Will close their Wholesale store
at Seventh ana King streets. on Saturdays
at one O'Clock Z, A.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
TH,. EyOitTI IN

OF medicinal agents Is gradually Telega-
ting the cid time herbs. pills. draughts
and vegetable extracts to the rear and
bringing into general use the pleasant and
effective liquid laxetlye, Syrup OF Figs. TO
ret the true remsdy see that 1t ls manu-.
fnctured BY the California Fig Syrup Co.
only. for sale by all leading druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
New RnIsrry.

wish to inform my friends and the
public that have started wholesale and
retail bakery at sl4 Shipley street Having
10 years experience with the late Geo H.
Robinson, and his successor, Mm q Farra
10 the fine cake and leo cream lIaue. am
prepared to i'll ali ordeTs at short nGtlce
Your patronage is respectfully solicited.
Benjainin i. Morrison,
P.S. Pies and biscuits q specially.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

Karre Glover Root, the great blood
purifier gives freshness and elearha5s
to the Complexion and cures Constl.
patton, 2icts.. 50ctI sl.0O.
Sold 10y =. u Danrorth. Druggist. 5, E
Tor, eeVurpt Ald Market atreets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

johnson's Magnetic OIL horse brand. Is
a wonderful linimant for rheumatism,
neuralgia. epTains and bruises for man or
beaet. $l.0O size 50 cents; 30 cent size 25
cents.
N. B. Danforth I'd and Market SITS. and
Mlller's Drug store. 4O2 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Hollis IIns To-day

A grand assortment OF fresh.made ciloco.
late creafna. ten different kinds which he
mixes and soils for 20 cents per pound and
10 ounces in pound He doesn't charge
anything for style. ut 227 Market street,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Not tirIltx of Muriar.

ROCHESTER,, April 5,-The jury in the
case of Patrick Gavin, charged with the
murder of Howard l. AbbottsSzst summer
at Ontario Beach, last night brought in a
verdict of not guilty The murdered
mans watch was found on Gavin when
Rrrested
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Good GnolIs-ItIght rrIcr..

H. I. Sergeant dealer In coal, wood and
grain. Large pea coal for family use
81 Hickory wood for open CRATES. Of
flee Seventh and King street. Phone 5i5,
Yard LOG MARYLAND avenue.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
CIo.c IN. snInnn.

The blu before the Legislature to make
Good Friday legal holiday Is attracting
much attention in this city. In addition
the saloons on that day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

5000 lbs Havana Shorts for sale at s.
W. corner Second and Shiploy streets, at
20 cents a pound. City Market Cigar Fac
tory, ii, L. BouRnoN, prop
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
SVCLER g. WOODWARD.
3O3 MARKET STREET.
southeast corucr rit "a aud t>ipg ,trsers

sanIhensi Coruer Tit mud Ming streots
Is tho place TO buy your groceries. LasS
week told you zftUul ~ i9c green tea and
cur 2ht miXel tea I bis wctN we will taik
about coffee. We have the llnest coffee ever
was IN Wilmington | don ASK you TO buy.
uut JUST come and look a. Il and doI't forzet
our 2'C coffee Is better ihan ever. We sold
Boz pounds OF ltthe last zuWu weeks one OF
The Erratcst barrat ns we ever oher n Is tbrce
cans Ui the Celubfhted ltall Brand 81 cons
densei milk for 25C Another, three cans OF
MaiIr corn tot g4c- Ihis corn neY"r sold for
les for 1aAu 2c a can, our dried fruit 10
show. Ii would do YOU 90 ID TO come and sec
what that To- II sou dun't tire sooner you
hn Uut about II the better for you. UiA
you ever Try ct, Ma iso tunr ar 1nlt Down
To !. Z per long Iks- We have lust received
aaothrT lot ui Bleatn huEeless cod fish, hlsd
uJt Lor lArl o. OF tlue Iri-h dnce,
lid yua ever tfy kuON's gelaiiue? II TOOK
tht prlkrsI tic NoT|ds igtr. We have Il. I'D
tEgt We haF . tEeTa 10 * you wait. A goo9,
bu arE Tor NC. AL so3d wash board TOE 100
at L. NJ. " lERS. EiGth and King streets.
ai-Gts =
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

Now is the time for coughs, colds,
hourseness and tho laying of the seeds for
consumption. DR.. Sinms' white pulnon.
ci busam is tho finest and best remedy
vent thase culamitles and euro the disease.
COG King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Nn.s,a

J. II. Porter has full supply OF milk on
hand for sale, wholesale or retail, daliy.
cred to all parts OF the city Phone Gal.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Milk Wagon Break. Dawn.

The hind axle of milk wagon belong
Ing to John Fortor broke down this morn.
Ing as he was turning out OF the rail- way
tracks ut Fourth and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
For IIeiter Milk.

People are still taking their samples OF
mili 10 or.frank Rnup smith for analysis.
1his has sulutary eiTrGt on the miikmen
who do not know Where the lightning
viii strike,n The quality OF Wilmington's
milk supply has perceptlbly im proved.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

llr. Sinms White Puimonlc Baisam is
the medicine Tor sore throat, coughs and
all lung diseases; always reliable; direct
throat and lung medicine. Cos King
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Tl,a Waatber

For District of Columbia, eastern Penn.
sylyania Now Jersey, Delaware, Maryland
and Virginia, warmer; winds shifting 70
southeast; probably rain tomorrow.