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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14
GIFTS BEFORE DEATH
THE PHILANTHRoPIsTs SHOULD BE HIS
~.ax-. OWN EXECUTOR.


Cooper Moving Among the People He
Loved-Does the Man Who Dies Rich
Die Disgracede
Perhaps 1t may be too much to say with
Andrew Carnegie that a man who dies
rich dios disgraoed, though we remember
that that admirable philanthropist Lewis
Tappan, published o pamphlet to prove
the same thing. Yet 1t is evident beyond
question that that man is wisest and that
man gets the most comfort out of life who
during his lifetime sees mat his money
goes to the important objects for which no
destines 1t, and who can behold with his
own eyes the good done by 1t. A rich man
nHrrows and belittles himself II he deyotes
his entire thought TO the increase Of his
estate. He should devote thought to its
wisest expenditure. Therein he ACQUIRES
largeness and breadth of soul which will
be the chief comfort Of his life He will
prove that he is a genuine philanthropist,
not one who transfers his wealth to char
ity on his deathhed as II he were then
about to make his peace with God and the
world, but that he has lived for his fellow
men and not simply for himself
The rich man whose only ambition is to
BIO rich is not the friend OF humanity and
can hardly be anything else than its en-.
envy. In any conflict against capital he
can claim no sympathy, nothing more
than the coldcst Justice. He has cast no
anchor to tho windwArd; no has sent forth
no roots or hndrils which gathered about
the hcnrts of the people His mammon Of
unrightcousness has made him no warm
friends; his belated benefaotions may do
good to tho world, and they seem to he
sort Of atonoment for his shortcomings
They fail to prove that he possessed soul
that went out lovingly toward God or his
fellow men.
Perhaps the most beautiful sight which
this generation has seen was that of Peter
Cooper building his own monument, not
in tho masonry of the Cooper Union, but
in tho hearts Of its pupils and of the peo-
pie OF Now York Peter Cooper, the man
ufacturcr of glue, would have been forgot
ten, but Peter Cooper the patron of all
aspiring youth, their friend and teachcr,
walking about with his benevolent face
and his long white hair among the clnsses
of young people for. which his bounty
made provision and reAping constantly
the harvest Of their admiration and love,
was an exquisite witness not TO the pride
of wealth. but to the beauty of goodness
We arc glad of long list of wealthy men
who have founded colleges and univcrsi-
ties in their lifetime, honored for their
large hearts, who give their hearts II not
their name to their charities
or course it is great deal better for a
man to give money for benevolent pur,
poses by will than not to give it at all. We
would not say word in disparagcmcnt of
the usefulness of great gifts that have
been made in that way Wo know very
well that there are men who have the fac.
lffF.4 - l. t.... i
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14

southeast Garner Rita and IL Ing STREETS
Is where you can t nice SUM apples.
Cap am NietJry came into Baltimore On sat
ufuay from IfoliIs-, and AS he lay IN for tho
sup ne threw III few bags tor NE; tiley are
us pretty as "A picture; sun dried make DELI
eioas pcs. we nave tue best tea and coffee.
We nave the best butter IA this city and the
cheapest Ne nave "a Gra pa ~ every day;
parties coming and praisIug tic tea; we have
No. ana No. :: No. Is too strong for most
people; NJ. mis- the bill. Our lnyu coffee:
where can YOU get any ike itY Il is the best
Na.uc Tor - cents you can find anywhere;
our IS cent coffee line; II IS tho best value
Tor yuuT motley we could offer YOU. We have
eVapofal cd peaches apIicOts. Cal fornia pit.
ted ~ ums, yellow stew up like gold. red cher.
rics piItel, raspberries, red cutrant Jelly.
Our hour at 81 - barrel Is going fast; 2Gc a
Bag l. V ry cheap; 1t makes white bread and
more OF 1t than any flour wo sell We have
efetythlug you ASK Tor Cocoa, lOc Il pack
age. iuBtantueeons Iaploca and japan tea
cheap; tat mnckerel cheap; cream boncIess
Goldfish. tiue hrrrin codiJ so AT s q htsn pound
hops AT ~ cents pReknse. bath brick. what
you dom see ASK iot. 4. Nj. WIERS, Firth
and ling streets. f0-6L-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14
WILMINGTON AND NoarIIt l,N r.. II

TihiE TABLET in FFFECr Oct. .stn. 1891.
Trains leave Nilmingtun {FIeuuh street
Station lor Is, y q. JHnctiou, ltouLchanlu
hintcrthuE Guyeucourt. Grunosue. Gossart,
thadd fOri Junction !'ucopsoII Vest Chess
ter, Emercegille, Aortouviie Coatosville
and intermediate etatious dniiy except sum
day, at ,.f5 H. III, 2Hl a. 40 and Al n IN. Sun.
dHs only at S.uI a. H.. l.3o hIitt i. i h. IL.
For WnyneSbui junction, Springtietd and
Int mediate stations dally except sunday.
ri w a. m, < = and a45 y. nj. Sunday only
at kOi u. NJ, /. IS and 4 81 y. m.
For Jounna Birdsboro. Reading and inter.
mediate STATIONS. daily except sunday at
"a u. m. and :, 20 u. A. Sunday only ut aOl
a. III. and lib p. M
a. q. MGUAUSIIAND. SUPERB tendeut,
BOW ESS BRIGGS Gon. Pas. Agcat
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14

For New Castle. s.1A ll.l5 II. III. a.51 as
ca, 49, . 81 y. III. and 1910 night
FOR Iewes. s.13 II. Iu., AZ y. M.
Express for Dover. Harrington and DeImar,
eld LIB u. m. az u. IA. and l2.0l night
For Harrington and way stations only s'oo
p. IN.
Express for wyoming c. p. ik.
Express for tIpo Charles Old Point Com
lori huu NorIolt 4l.u5 IA. IN. audi ..Ol night
-LND TRAINS. ....-
For New Castle. L. OF night.
For Cape Charles. Old Poiat Comfort aud
Norfolk, AN nIgnL
For MlduleLuwn. Clayton Dover. Wyo.
ming, belion. Huntington, BrllRoville Sea-
ford. l.aurcl and Delmar. l2.ul ninht.
q Congressional Limited Express trainA
composed entirely of Pullman Npstibule Par.
Ior aud Dlning Cars. No eNtrn tHre her
In" IA .tIHn coat -
(9Limited express trains comJlosod of Pull
man VcsLibnlu PArior Cars NestNbule PaHsan-
ger Coaches and Dining Car. Nh extra fare
for luraher Information, paH7enge are
referred TO TIC ticket agent at tile station.
:. Nj. PliENDST j. IL. WOOD.
CeneralManaxor. General Passenger agL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14
P ENNsYLvANlA RAILROAD.
3hs Standard hallway OF America
iron LCrED THHouGHUuI BY Tha
lBterloek'ng switch ana Biopk sigual sys
tenn.

tfo1LCTED THROUGHOUT BY Tha
InterIocking switch ana Block Signal sys-
tenn.
IuILADELPHIh. wILMIN8roN a
bALIIMu..E EAILKUAU.
IN EuFLCr NOV. Istu, 1871,
Trims wi leave " iiniHRien ms follows:
FOR Fllludelphia tcxprossI. l.51. 2.5S Az
90, ~. 800 $50. e.ii. -. 10 D., 10 10. 10
II -. II - lI.5l A. NJ, tI2.3J, LIZ 3.O3, DOL
DIV. ON. i.Oi. . % and VIE p. IN.
Accommodation. 800, 100 SOD 1913, q. m.
G;;A ~. a.,J. Ola 40 and l0.10p. m.
For chester ,expres-l l.57, Al G;3l. 7.ts 7.59.
80 500 1905. u.'!5. li.5I u. M In. b.OS ADJ.
Acconm ,iation. 600 100 SOD. 1913 II.ss a
H. ls.S, a.-A a+J, b.l5. - aud lO.JI u. IN.
TOR New York. l.5', LOO 4.2U. 80. 40. $50
h,52. ~, 100, 1910, TO- ll.bl a. m, bl2.3o,
l.SI. 40 S.U5, b.Oa. blO OBJ. '.07 9I2 and l03
i9r Boston without change 1915 .. IN. anu
e.5O y. III.
6.4lp. m. sleepers TO A ugustit, et. Auxustin,
springs Memphis and New ur cans. " '''
Tor West Chester via Lainok n. G.e a m.
For Newark Center and intermediate STA
tionB,e ~ a. m. aud I. 83p IN.
baltimore and ashipgton. Asa s.9l, all
1919 ana ll.UO n. M l2.Ul. IL. Il. SI.I5, 2Us.,
s.2& a25. .G.OS, b4l. U.oS 7.4l. S.tJ y. IN. anu
baltimore and Intermediate statlouA IL.
s85, d. OS and lisa p. III.
Leave Philadelphia. broad street. for VIII
nElKton IekprcssI. B.oO 7.si ..2j SSl, O. TO- 10 ~
lLll. u.Vo u M. siY.J5, LS1 2Of, a4a 4.OLI
b.Ua aS0. bh,. -. I'll. dos $40 u.lI Lille D,
ni. anul2.03 nghU.
Accommodation G207.3i. 10.D a.. m. L..
t.u4 4.O8. All. *. s.oa. 1903 and H. d y. III
SUNDAY TRAINS.
FOL Inlladclphia [express L5T ass 4.c
nv SOD "a. lUO1, 1898. ll5i a IN, l.. aJl b.Oa
h.bo, ..Oi 7.25 10 hnd u X D. M
Accommodation. 1.UU, 10 a. ia. l2I0 I.t9
40, o.lo and 1870 y. III.
FOR Ches er Vxpress, la1. 40 $50, s.55
1pub ll.5I a. III l5i 5.U4, b361.U aud s.U0 d. III,
Accommodation. so. GU u IN, I'D. l,4J
40. 3. %. "a and 100 p. IN.
For New York ,expressI I.67. ass 80. 100
e.bU, lO.0a LAO. ilol u a., l9.lJ. IL 5.Us, AZ
Stl. 40. ~ and l0.3 y. m.
l. OF BUBtun without change. 5bb p. IN
FOR Tue SOU u--,ouInGrn Rullwuy Express.
Ga p. M, SIecpers to Augusta, ~. Augustine,
anu Tampa; an I. IN, nloepers to Ho'
6ErlnHa Memphis. and New or uuns-
For West Chester via Lam okin DDS u. inland
bib y. in.
Baltimore and VI ashi u ton. ~. SOL, 1919 a.
M, lAUL is.s 80 sos, U4i i.4l. gu u. IN
and KAN night.
Baltimore and -tIterinedIate hlationR 90;
ana ll.bIp. "A.
io..Ve Philadelphia, broad strbet, for VII
ininpton (expreasj. S.1O, 40. ll.lf. lifa in-
Al. d vs., .5j. ~, 7i4 s.55. ll.lL lLl6 y. H.
anu ls.U5 night
Accommodation. Ai5, N.l1. 103b u. In- l9.X.
2.uo. tit e.de, lU.V5 and III. . y. IN
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14

There ia a deadlock In Oregon some.
what similar to that which exists In our
State, In regard to the selection OF Il q. 8.
Senator For three weeks the members
OF the Legislature hays been balioting in
vain. and as the session Will expire In
about three weeks uy limitation 1t is pos.
Eible that Oregon viii have but one soma.
tor In thu next Congress-. l. Is hoped,
however, that better couulels will prevail
and unanimous election VIII be made.
Our members OF the Legislature Bh ould
take the hint and p-Oiit by the experience
Of others. II they cannot get th,ir choice
they should take the ehoics of their con.
stituents, Anybody would DO better
than nobody We have lost NIL expectation
OF speedy agreement as we have little
confidence in the honor and integrity of
men who enter into obligations, either
direct OF Implied and then Ignore them
altogether
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14
H. |. EVANS & CO.,
JJG3lSTER'S bRDur.
i RAiIE. ElGG OFFICE.
M { 4"JE COUNTY, DIT.
! nt A

J5G3lSTER'S ,bKDBfl
i j. RlGilE. Elt'E OFFICE
M 3"JE COUNTY, DEL,
teDI uary !, 1922
Upon Az. son of William +. Taylor.
Ad,uHnsirrI 81 j Jan w Taylor late OF
VT clay CrcaN hundred, in said tOun "
derps bed II II ordered AMI directed by tho
he ister that tho adininistra or aforesaid
g'-e rotico OF granting of Letters OF Admiu-
istfnLton upon tho estate ct the dcceaSed
VIII the di.'o of granting thereof, by caus-
'hg "iv,r'la inents TO be posted withii forty
dPrs -onI the date OF such letters in six of
the IN II punlic places al the county of New
Cp5lle4 requiring all pen sons having demands
aHalhst the estate to present the same,
abide by an act of Assembly IN such casa
made ana prOviied; aud ais, cause the same
10 he inserted WITHIN the Same period IN tho
DAI, fEPuBLIGAN. "A newspaper published
IN wilmington. Del anu TO DC continued
therein three weeKs L. o. d.
-, Given under tue hand and Seal of
g. T. Office OF the Registor aforesaid ut
~ Wilmington, in New Castle County
aforesaid, tue day ID year an We written.
j. WILKINS COOCll, Register.
NOT4CE-Notine 10 hereby given that Lett
tiers OF Administration were due form OF
law gran Ell unto tine Undersigned, on mo
+th day of February. a. D., iSs4. and that
all persons havlag cl Inns apainst the cstuti
OF Tue deceased must present The same duly
ntteste1. to the said Administrators. on or
before the Ith day Of February 1896 or
abide the Act oil Assembly ia sucn case made
and provided.
WILLIAM r. TAYLOR.
Administrator.
Address Marshaliton. Del. 10 sw. e-o.d
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14

A l2ih Mayerly i5iCNuie Is now In VIII.
miugtuu. ttav,ug been trceivrd this ~ ora.
ing 10y va blcyeia q. from Tho factory
at luriHuauUiIe, he Eaeilne was uurtt
FOR use. aud las heeh rld,inH II great deal.
1t Is a marvel n CEeis CDEsLtuc Ion, uud
may be -ean at the Bicycie store S11 NJ a..
Ret street CT NJ LIN itir now being ia Il
II thu Au4li ulum ms week Hnd next,
where lii" l'y,e 4 clio 20 have u very llus
exhibit OF bicycles
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14

The Wilmington Minstrel Club will glvo
a p rtormancs IA New castle On SatuFd y
evening, tcu i6 h. Tor to ban 1T Of the
Colnmbia Athletic Cup The min-t4egs
wi 20 hy train. 4 = gsfartorp arrtnga
uisuI7 can he made VIII tho railroad com.
pauVto hold the iu.ip tJun lrnm y W
GrstIe uutii the retfnruunee l. over.
Tickets for tha entertainment can tm
occurred by telephouiaE to Ferris drug
store In New Caste,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14

shiloHs Cure, the great Cough nud
GfuuU tlfs 10 III s,rauL lamaui. pouk-
81 slZ" taE tnI5 twenty live dp>15 uu,y
dpgEl -is.
~elH~y n IL u85rnrn Druggist. \. +.
Cur.-ut anrt N'trnrt -tru,.fe
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14

The GLOWING gentlemen composed tho
fury that acquitted Patrick Munday.
charged with destroying ballots by throw.
ing q lighted lamp at one Of the Inspec.
tors at the last election In the third dis.
trict OF the twelfth ward:
VIM. B. Weldin. Lewis Dlckey, Nathan
Bailey, Chas W. ViRgers. Jr., Weber Bry.
an, James McCarter, Frank Hickman, An.
drew Lockerman, Alfred @. Stirling, John
i. Cochran, Jr.. John b. Meaney and
Harry Z. Whitaker.
Comment is unnecessary. 1t begins o
look as II the great reform organ. Every
Evening. Mr. j. Alexander Fulton, Mr..
Brown OF Laurel and other shining lights
OF Democracy would have good field to
begin their reform work right here In
Wilmington. The disposition OF Nun.
dny's case is proof OF this fact. The yer.
dict may be according TO law, but 1t IL
not the kind of verdict to make men re.
spect the law or its ofiicers.
THE REV John Hazen White. OF Fart
bault, MINI, who has Just been elected
Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese OF In.
diana, has had varied experience. having
been for sixteen yenrs rector and for
many years connected with the Seabury
divinity School In the Diocese OF Mime.
sofa. lla is about ii!ty years OF age, n
man OF strong physique, and distinguish.
ell OF his enc rs and capacity for affairs.
lie is sci 10 10 unusually effective as "a
rroOehsr Those who know him say that
Ire il exceptionally qualified for the office
of Bishop that he is not only essentially
spiritual hut that he has the practical ad :
mInIstra;ive qualifications which are most
essential in tue episeopate. ....
A BILL has been introduced iuto the
New Jersey Legislature by Maurice A.
Rogers, making 1t misdemeanor for
any teacher In any public school to wear
any dress, insignia. marks or cmbiens
indicating that such teacher Is member
OF any religious order, eect or deuomina-
tlon. The bill provides that fine OF not
less than S25 or more than 500 shall be
! imposed on conviction OF the first viola.
ton OF the act For second conviction
line OF 800 is named, ard the teacher is
| to forfeit his or her position, and not be
| eligible for reappotntnent for five years.
/ There is probability of the bill becoming
| q law.
EIGHT million dollars In gold coin were
! deposited by members OF the bond syndi.
cate since Monday at tho sub treasury.
The bond syndicate was completed on
Wednesday and allotments male. Thus
We have spectacle OF our government,
which should have money to loan, be.
comingl a borrower at tho remorseless
nf IN nj, ,fW ~,
suieiy these aIe not the good times
promised the worlinEmen some two
years ago by the Democratic party. The
two hundred millions OF gold will oil
have to be paid back again by tho govern.
ment. The Interest will lie wrung from
the worklngmen.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14

That Edward g. bradford. Lsq., ia an
able lawyer no one DOUBTS, His very
able article which hs read before tho In
terchnnEe Club on Tuesday evening dealt
upon Constitution Reform IN which he
gave an insight into the questions which
will have to be considered by tho eonstl.
tutional convention.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14

FHANE 7. Phillips. the lending grocer
of delaware County, was closed by the
Sheriff oil Tuesday, and made Gu assign.
ment He did business OF S200 OOu
year,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14

VINO can respect jury that would do
llberatey set man free who had Violated
tho law by destroying the ballots and
the ballot box?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14
Security Trust ! ssia Deposit Co.

NO otS "afket street,
Capital s1O0.OOD. Surplus 100000.
Allows Interest an deposited
Money us Fall0w-I
Deposits payable on demand per cent,
deposits payable after 10 days notice ~.
per cent.
deposits payable after days notice per
cent
Active business accounts are not taken.
The company acts 10 Executor Admins
ira or, trustee, Guardian, Receiver aud
Agent and rents small safes In lire and bur
glur-proof vaults.
EEAJ, NIEbtS. President.
WM, Z. BANCROFT. Vice President
JAS. h. ella kkSON. Treasurer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14
WHITE SHIRTS

Numbered and unlaundered. Tn.
dertaking to sell thousands of
dozens at retail we adopt prices
new al d notable IN the busi.
ness, 20, 81, rs cents. Sizes
to fit everybody. Good quality,
good fitting, good make. For
i formation OF some-l74 and
1S.Inch sizes III these lots.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14

pUBL,C sALl.--WiI be sold at No. IHo
l. delaware avenue.
On MONDAY, February 49, 1895,
AT 10 O'Clock a. M,
Furniture as follows; Une parlor suite, ono
elegant piano. marble top table. brussels and
othtr carpets Tine antique oAk French
dressing casea. bedroom suites. hinRto bed
room suite, French cocas, boo Ndas :, extern.
sion TAD .. mating. fancy tables book stoves
and III Kinds OF dishes and kitonen utensils
sale positive. All IN goou order.
L. W. Stidham Son. Aucla
f9-l2-i4-ib.ie
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14

TIE scoundrel who assaulted and rob.
bod Miss Kate b. Hanby, daughter Of
Senator Handy. at Bellevue on Iu-sday
evening last. should be appTehsnded and
punt ei to The full extent Of the law.
lLr d was 10 ore frightened than hurt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14

On the purchase of $500
worth, we pay railroad eAear,
sion fare from Wilmington to
Philadelphia and return.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14
Doc OBS TRY MUHYOH.
Official Records Open to the
Public.
Two We'll Known PhystcIuns Test the Sew
Discovery With ,iost successruI Eeznits.

Discovery WIth Most surc"sstuI Ee=nits.
Or. DeGrafl Of No. Q West Fourteenth
street New lCta5 uo5. known dentist
save: Il had rheumatism Tor years. at
times so badly thHtI could not stand on
my feet. dy ankles weTs swo.le and
the least movement rNuHni eXurupfUtiuK
pain. | tried Munyon's lttcumu. Ism CUE
aud found nns uut1lu sHtl=rieut to euro
me promptly aad Gnmpl -te5Y. Z also used
Munyons Dyspepsia Cure 5ud Was en-.
tirely cured Of II very Iietrcs sing aud
painful stomach trou len
drought II Patient From iiuHaIo
Dr.. t. Il. Barnes OF No t4is Vast ave.
nue., BultQtO BaE=f NV putlgut John
HaentEe5 No. 1893 Niagara street. suffer-.
ed IRON dyspepsia for eight years, with
frequent ATTACKS Of Lratt pgiu aud tuuu-
erness OF the stomach NV remedies gave
him only temporary relief; But he says
since taking MUNYON'S KemedlJ5 Us pre-
scrlhed % Professor Auuyuu. Eo IL onLtu-
ly cured.
Munl on's Stomach md pyspepsia cure
cures ali forms OF indigestion md stom.
Heh troubles, such ns constipation. rising
OF food distress after eating boating OF
the stomach, palpltation oil tie heart
caused by indigestion. 1t soothss. heals
anu IN lgorates stomachs thai have Uesn
waHkened by oyereatiuR. or where The
lining Of the stomach has been lmpaltei
by physle and Injurious medtolues Proc
20 cents.
Munyon's HOMEOPATHIC Home Remedy
Company, Of Philadelphia put up spaci.
ncs Tor nearly ev-fy dlsease, which are
sold by All druGsists, mostly for % ceuts
Q butIl'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14
MAKES A BUSY
Time,

selling first'cIass Clothing for
half. People are responding.
Hundreds of the suits already
sold. You know the story. At
any rate, here 1t is: We're
making thousands of Suits for
people all over the United
States, with marvellous success.
Here and there, single Suits
returned. We shut our eyes
to all results, except quick sell.
ing. .-.... ......-...
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14

The recent cold snap dro'e nearly one
hundred Oystermen into our city this
week. Their crafts had become frozen Ia
tho Ice, and the men were compelled to
abandon their hoats. They made their
way to our city by stealing rides on
freight trains. They were rather we'll
dressed anu appeared to lie sober but IN .
fortunate followers OF the water. at this
particular lime OF The year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14
AUCTIONEER'S GARD.

The undersigned are prepared to call sales
real and personal property on reasonable
terms at short notice. Address Tenth and
Clayton streets. or call at Fifth and King
streets on market days.
j2s.lat'cod. w. J. LANK h son. Auots
DUBLlC SAILS called by W. A. nuSill
l. Auctioneer. in city and country. Now
10 the time TO engage your day. I2g-tr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14

ASorHEE bad Job Is the appointing OF a
receiver for the Mccullough lion Com.
pany. BENJAMIN NIeIds. representing
Henry Whitley, filed bill In equity on
Wednesday afternoon in the United
States Court asking for tie appointing of
one or more receivers to take charge of
the affairs OF the Company. Ile court
appointed henry Whitley and the Girard
Annuity and Trust Company receivers
with bond OF 100000 each.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14

The Washington correspondent of the
springfield Republican says that the feel.
Ing among Republican members OF the
House on the Presidential candidacy Is
almost unanimous In favor OF Mr.. leed.
Tan spanish oranges. like those OF Flor.
ida, have been ruined by the cold spap.
Hsppiiy those of California have escaped
thus far and II Ia growing late In tho sea.
son FOR cold waves in that state.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14

Clay wOrsteIs. tong eIypways to ortsc
so Person. the Lutof VI Market st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-14

Rraspins lawyer was sharply reproYed
by Judge Gaynor In tile Supreme Court
at New York on Tuesday. In q petition
sale. the land OF which was worth SaI.09O.
the total costs footed up to 81 OjG, Of
which the lawyer put IN his bill for SOS
Tor attorney fees. The Judge refused to
sign the steal" on tho bill until the costs
were reduced. The judge said: "profes.
slonal honor is more 10 a lawyer than all
the money he can get out OF casa like
this" All lRwyers are not extortionists,
and the legal fraternity OF tho city OF
Wilmington charge only moderate fees
Tor their services. n you don't believe u 8
60 aud engage one on a case.
WHEN the amendment proving that Con-
gressmsn shall have slOO month tie
year round for clerk hire was discussed
by the House in Committee OF the Whole,
where menbers' votes are not recorded, II
was adopted BY vote OF l24 to 50; when
Vt calno up in regular session, where
members votes are recorded II was de-
Heated by a vote OF IS to l43. Anybody
who Is fond of thinking can do lot OF 1t
In col eetlon with this exhibit.
DWIGHT l.. MooDY. the evangelist. oele.
brated his fifty eighth birthday recently
In Ban Antonio, Texas On the same day
his mother, Mrs. Betsey Holton Moody,
celebrated her ninetleth bit hday In the
house in which she brought up her child
rem, aad In which she has lived slxty.s.x
years in East NorthfsiG Mass. She s In
good health, and superlntends tho work
OF her house every day.