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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
LoI Al DOTS.

7 Jesse Heliings OF East Dover Hundred
has been granted an original pension.
! The Y 81 C. 4. bsse hail team defeated
o team picked from the letter carriers OF
this city by score of Ii to 9 Both clubs
played we'll.
Herbert White and Miss Clara $. Rldlngs
were married by the Rev. John France OIL
IW0dnesd4y evening,
Pierce o. DavIt and Miss Phoebe A. Std
ham were married by the Rev. Asbury
Burke on Wednesday evening.
Wilmington Lodge. No. !. A. 0. U. W.,
elected the follOWnamsd officers last
evening: n. L, Henderson. master work.
man; Robert irwin. foreman; John I'll.
Speak man. oyersseT; James Carglll. guide;
the Rev. Charles L. Hendricks. inslde
iwatchmani Charles Wharn, outslde watch
man.
The attendance al the rades at Wawaset
lDIvtnR PsrA yesterday afternoon was
suall. There were only two races. In the
Q 40 class Shipsnith, owned by j. H. VIII
a0n, got first place. In ths 81 class krl.
lsy's Florence {. came in first followed
BY Richard GreeHtlhd's horSe
III Rsv. Joseph j. Bullen pastor Of
Calvary BaptIBt nurch this city. aud the
kev Francis Il Merrill, who wit become
pastor Of the NCrtn BAPTIST Mission Grai'
pated irORl Gro@sr Seminary OH We Ines
day.
AIr, ], Nalrs Robinson is In Philadel-
ph uu Luslnuss today.
Nj William i.awton Is now ktowr
fam LUwtuH hY hs fIlends.
mir. hyrie- l.z.ifru Is Hali enough a. h
asiul = 'la .s.. a. s.tsna.Eg 20 has ess
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
The ,,rent mountain chnntnuann.

The Paradise of the Mountains on the
summit of the Alleghenles Thirteen
years OF splendid history s35n,000 insest-
ed in bouutifying the great park OF 500
acres. Splendid hotels and cottage ao-
conmodations at from 90 to SIS u week.
The Summer School, with twenty depart.
msnts OF important study under the care
OF the best Instructors oHt of leading
Universities. August 9Th to 27th. The
Great Mountain Chautauqua meets Aug.
7th to the eth.
One hundred professionals we'll known
In tho entertainment field, will ill the
passing days with pleasure and profit.
II s the coolest the cheapest the most In.
spring place In America TO spend eum-
mer vacation. 1t is OIL the main line OF the
picturesque B. d o. Railroad, express
trains with sleeping and puIlor care to
tho doors. II you are Interested the lB
page, handsome. illustrated, detailed pro.
gram will lie mailed to you, IL you Will
send your name and address TO the Agent
of the b. Il y. Il. Il. Co., Mountain Lake
Park. Md.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
FuIlmer Chorus q oncert.

The Ferd Fullmer Male Chorus gave Its
closing concert of the season last night.
the program was we'll selected one.
The chorus sang three selections. me
closing ones, "Massas In de Cold, Cold
Ground" and "AIy Old Kentucky Home,
Wero exoellently rendered and Illustrated
tho assertion so often made, that tins
naople appreciate the old melodies which
Tor years have delighted them. The APP
plause on these two selections tully
showed tho appreciation OF the people.
The chorus also saag aceeptnbly "iare
Farewell" 'Lsrboard Watch" Soldiers
Farewell" and 'The Vacant Chair"
The clubs quartette exceliently sang
1.-TWO Roses" ..-,
Mrs. Sara Jefferls Curry gave several
recltations 10 tier excellent style and de-
lighted the audience She is q favorlte In
Wilmington. having several times ap.
reared here In the Fulimer Chorus CON,
oerls, The humorous work OF Thomas A.
Curry was clever, and the scene from the
'.Hunchbaok," and the cotnedietta. The
Nettle" by MI. snd Mrs. Curry. were both
well given.
Miss Helen Beatrice Reed the harpist.
was fully up to expectations. Her seieo.
tions, "Regefle DuSoir." by Oberthus, ana
Caprice" by Alvars. were delightfully."-
given.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
Cuttins Down the Profits.

F.. Tatnall Warner In Superior Court
yesterday afternoon Identified the license
Issued to the Quaker City Mortar Com.
pany, and stated that only one license had
been Issued. but no money was paid Tor
it. He repeated that the Charles Warner
Company did not get cent from tho
Phlladelphia company for the patent.
John Richardson said the sales OF NOR.
tar from March 1899, to February, 1894,
amounted to . S.3S0.7 20. The cost oil manu-
facture and the machiuery and tools used
was SI4.79O. He was asked the amount
of floating capital used by the Warnor
Company, but the piaintlfs counsel on.
lected, The court overruled the ob1eo.
tion and Mr. Richardson replied $40 900.
fair rent for the building in which the
mortar was manufactured was $500 year.
At this point MIR. Richardson left the
stand and Ihomns H. Seeney was called
10 testify 10 the depreciation OF the
machinery Tho attorney for the detend-
ant company claimed 10 per cent on
a2,7ll.5O and MIR. Seeney agreed with MIN.
A. d. Poole's estimate was 10 per cent, and
w. t. Porter said he estlmatad the depre.
citation on the engine at per eelt, anu
on the machinery l2h per cent.
MIR. Richardson when called to the stand
again Rave more ngures Wnioh is
claimed ate up the proflts. During the
time from March 1892, to February, 1879.
%. S72. 74s pounds OF sand was used. Its
market value was 48, 30937. During the
same time 66, 1857 bushels OF lime valued
at sl3 37l. .28, coloring matter valued az
Sl69.35. were used. FOR use Oh watet
AHA az was expended. Labor at the NOR
tar plant cost sa. l0l.ss aud s7l.5l was ex
nenaed for barrels. The amount OF the
eIerk service in the mortar business was
10 per cent OF the general expenses ol
the Charles Warnar Comnany's BUSINESS
This amounted to "a .495.03.
The nlalntiff's counsel asked to have
tbis amount divided SO as to show how
This amount was arrived at. The Witness
aatimnted that o., ,SS3 SO was for salaries
slG39 for clerk hire and 81. 023 20 for sta
tlonery. Insurance advert,stug ao,aa dao SaAo1 o5
the ground that taxes could not bt
charged against man who rented
building. The court sustained the oblec
| tlon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
ABuyer,n Isxpsrience.

The unlqueness of the men's outfitting
en- pvrium OF AIessrs James I. Mullin "
Son, at Sixth and Market streets cOnsists
in their reliable dealing III everything
that men and boys wear
= A newspaper mans recent experience
3n trading there satisfied him they wsro
twonty per cent. below houses In prices
with the extraordinary advantage to tho
buyer that their representations OF their
goods can be trus ted.
Their goods are made right and sold
rfig ht They are the latest in style and
bes In quality. While they give satisfac,
BIO TO rersons who are buyers only OF
ahe best quality OF merchandise their
prices are SO low as to please people gem
erallv. They constantly supply tho popu
lar demand seasonaLly. They have been
established on those trustworthy trade
principles 40 many years that thoy hnYe a
large constituency Of buyers coupleC
with public confidence and favor.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
simmer ExcnrsIsn Routes.

THIS II tho season when those Of vnca
tlon turn Of mind are planning their annu
al outing; and the Passenger Department
6f the Pennsylvania RaiIroad company
has come TO the assistance of those VII 0
are undecided as to their place OF outin 6
by thu publication of HANDSOME book Of
2i0 pages, descriptive nptes OF over 400
Eastern resorts. with the routes for reach
ing them ana the rates Of fare.
The booke have been compiled with the
utmost care and exactness and Is the most
complete and comprehensive handbook
OF summer travel ever offered to the
public. Beside the descriptive articles Its
pages arc embelllshed with fine half done
cuts Of man scenes from the principal
resorts and also Of scenery along the lines
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
The book can be purchased ut any Penn
sylvania railroad station for 10 cents, or
. from the general Office for 20 cents. 1t
can also be secn at this Office.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
A suburban Wedding.

The home OF MI. and Mrs William
Talley of Talleyviile wis the scene of a
charming social event Wednesday even
ing. Their daughter Miss Mary L Talley
one OF the most popular young society
women OF northern New Castle county
was iotned in wedlook to Albert b Hick-
man OF near Booths Corner. Rev. A. r.
PrettYman was the officiating minister.
Tho ceremony was Performed In the
parlor the room being banked with daisies
and forms the effect of the lloIal arrange
ment being quite pleasing. The groom
was attended by Harry Weldin as bsst
man. The bride wore white SILK and
carried white roses. Miss Helen Husbands
lie Dridemais wore white sntin. recep-
ion and supper followed the ceremony.
! Lewis Il Springer Miss Lucille Springer
Miss Llien Talley L Baldwin 4 Springer
and Lewis X Springer Jr Of this city were
among the wedding guests,
Tho bride received some mag niiicent
gifts from her friends. After short
wedding trip the young couple will
settle near Booths Corner.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
e0tuettIues

Those wonderful low prices for wo nder.
fully fine goods don't materiallze when
you go to see them, especially SO In loot
wear. 1t takes good buying and selling
facilities to make really low prices such
az we have. A good many people. we are
glad to say, are finding out the fact that
our store Is good place to leave their
shoe money, because our shoes are up. TO
thar usually asked for the same quality
at many stores. We can fix the boy 8 and
girls in ulce black or tan shoes at very
reasonable prices. We have them In both
lace and button and In a variety OF styles.
Forman's 10 East Fourth street, between
nj hrket and KING.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
ma,.as rhelr I,sears.

Two tramps gave Special QilIcer Smith
the grand slip last night When Detec'
Tive Jones md the oiiicer went to shelicot
where ID wss reported several men were
kindling fifes In the freight cars on the
trucks OF the p. W. 4 B. railroad, taey
capturod five men and they were placed
In the passenger car In which the officers
went to the place.
While Detective Jones was away tele.
pnoninr for the patrol officer Smith was
loft In change. One door was locked and
the men stayed In that end OF the oar.
While officer Smith was watching Q pass.
ing freight train two OF the men jumped
through tho window and made good their
eocape. The other three were fined for
trespassing, In the Municipal Court this
m ornlng.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
CROSBY
& HILL,
SPECIAL.

500 PAIRS LADIES' SILK
HOSE, regular dollar quail
ity in Tans, Steel, Pink. Laven-
der and Light Blue; our price
Acc pair, 3 pair for 91.40 less
than half.price.
This is an Importers stock
Of these goods which we have
closed out at a great loss, hence
the ridiculously low price at
which we offer them.
600 Mems 4.Ply Linen Col.
lars, regular Is cent. quality,
all sizes, our price 8 cents each,
while they last. ...-...
Plain China Silks In Back
and all the leading colors at
25 cents a yard: just the thing
for hot weather dresses and at
such
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
snIrr md Rcceipts.

The suit OF ). Frank Curry. vs.. the
Charles Warner Company progressed
slowly in Superior Court this morning.
Much time was consumed In objectlng to
test mony aud quoting authorities to sus.
tain the objections.
The case was resumed by the recalling
OF William I. Porter, who testified that
In his estimate OF the depreciation OF ma.
chinery In the manufacture OF IN orter by
the Charles Warner Company he did not
include the repairs to the machinery.
Mr.. Richardson was then recalled and
-e.Gumerated the following expenses OF
the mortar making plant from March ~.
1892, to February 3. 1894: Repairs to ma
chinery, S1, 9SS. .92; oil for machinery aud
lighting purposes. s670.74 hauling. %. no..
II; freight, $685. 10. The total recelpts
from the product were ~, S33. 20. and the
expenditures independent OF the cost OF
the plant amounted to S52. 77S 80, The
Charles Warner Company did not keep
separate est OF books for the mortar
plant.
Judge Bail then examined the witness
on the receipts from the sale OF mortar
from May. 1899. to the close OF the year.
The wltuess denied that the monthly re.
oeipts from the sale OF mortar went to
swell the monthly balances. 1t eooh'
more than the receipts to pay Tor the OK.
pendltures. During the year 1899 but
from the sale OF mortar. The expenseI'
were q, ,947 43. which showed clear pro.
tit OF S794.9l. Judge Ball then had tha
witness enumerate the receipts and ex-
penses OF the plant from May.
In that month the protits exceeded the
cost of manufacture by $4Sl95, in june
S97O.61. Before the witness conid continue
MIR, Nields pied him ny inquiring
whether the figures were the actual re-
ceipts or the amount OF sales and tho
| witness replied that they were tho
amount OF sales. An argument arose
over the polnt, but the court ruled that
| the receipts could not be the amount OF
the sales, and the Witness continued. For
! July the amount of sale exceeded the cost
| of production by 500. 90. August &l, 593. s5.
At this point Judge Bail asked the VII.
| nese what was the exact amount OF cash
received from the sale OF mortar during
the m onth of August to which question
Mr.. Richardson at first said he was nable
to state. Afterward he said he could after
much work. "Can you say that t845 33.
the amount of the sales. is not all cashr
Il oan." Then what part Ia cash and what
part credit" The witness replied that but
$64. rs was cash.
This amount. he said. was for the month
alone, but the attorney for the plaintiff
wanted to know tho receipts from all
sources during the month. and as the witt
ness could not give him the desired infor'
nation the line Of examination was sus'
pended until this afternoon. 1t is the Oh
ieot of Judge Ball and Mr.. Hayes to prove
just what amounts were received from the
sale OF mortar for the year.
Tie expense charged against the mortal
account for September was 81. .049.93. The
witness then went into the costs OF sand
which entered into the manufacture ol
the product, and this line of testimOn,
occupied the attention OF the court Until
the hour OF adjournment
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
Infants Shoes l5c.

Infants Shoes 15c.
Infants' Fine Tan Shoes 25o
Chldren's Pat. Tip Button SOC.
Tan Shoes for Children, sizes to II 500.
School Shoee 500.
Misses Shoes. button, 69c.
Mssss' Tan Shoes, button 800
Iadles' Button Pat. Tip Shoes. 75c.
Ladies' Fine Shoes. dun or bright dom
Rola 10 styles to select from CSC.
Ladies' oxford Ties, black or tau 49o.
Boys Lace Shoes 56c
Mems Shoes. lace or cong, all style
toes 9Se.
Mems Tan Shoes CSC.
Ladies' Serge slippers 23c.
Our success hasn't turned our heads
we go right along giving you the most re.
mnrkable bargains ever heard OF and we
propose to fight IL out on this line
whether tho other dealers like 1t or not.
B1sure OF the right place. Bloomar's,
Yellow Front All King street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07

Miss Anna W. Smith of West Chester is
visiting her cousin, Mise Mattie Steward.
In our city.
The Delaware and Atlantic Telephone
Company have discontinued their serylce
In Marcus Hook.
The West Chester Republican has placed
a New Model perfecting press in their
press room, which they claim will print
l6. 900 copies per hour. The Republican
is an enterprlsing paper and Keeps up
with the procession,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
. pleasant En,erra,ument.

An entertainment was given In tho
Opera House at Newark. Del., last even
inU. for the benefit OF the Presbyterian
Church. The Schubert qucrtatte OF thls
city sang several selections very credit
ably NIessrs Brown and Cobb gave
sketches and were heartily eneored. Grace
Orchestra furnished the music. =. Frank
Hoffecker was maeter OF ceremonies. Tho
entertainment was liberally patronizedx
Iue cream and cake were served to all
present It was a very enjoyable affair.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
Ho, for Denver via Pennn. II. r..


For the accommodation OF persons who
aesire to visit Colorado on the OCCASION OF
the meeting OF the National Educational
kesociation. at Denver Col, July to l2,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
sell excursion tickets on July 5. and 5,to
Denver, Colorado Springs. Manitou and
Pueblo, at the extremely low rate OF $oO75
from New York. s49.26 from Philadelphia,
Hs1.5O from Baltimore and Washington.
t47.26 from Harrisburg; propurtlonate
rates from other points.
Il These tickets will be good for return
| passage from Colorado points on July IL.
Is, IA and 10. with an extension until Sept.
1st II desired.
A special train OF Pullman Buffet Sleep
! ing Cars will be run. leaving New York at
SOTO q. M. July 4. stopping at prominent
intermediate points and arriving at Den
YER on the afternoon OF July 8.
This Affords grand opportunity for a
"Trip to the world-renowned Rocky Noun
lain resorts In Colorado at com parative'
fy small cost.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
I,ny ridge. sunday, juno o,

The Baltimore and OHIO Railroad Com
pany announces the iirst exc ureion to Bay
Ridge for Sunday, June o. Special train
will leave Market street at 1855 a. M.
Delaware avenue 7.50 a. M. going via
Baltimore and steamer Columbia. he :
turning. all rail, via Baltimore. Round
trip fare. (sl) one dollar.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
CIicntar TonzIla.

The management OF Gordon Holghts
purposes teaching all persons who visit
the favorite resort that no rowdyism
will be tolerated. Last evening some
youths frem Chester who were there
came TO Wilmington and Loaded up WIN
beer. When the boat was about to leave
at ii O'clock Lust night they threw four
beer bottles into the crowd; special
officer Feaeter arrested one Of them. lie
Ia charged with inotting to riot.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
w l. lnItnaHn

Mr.. johnson at si5 shipley street s pre-.
paired 10 store all kinds OF stoves and heat
er pipe q, for the summer. VIII call for them
and deliver them In the falls; forage rea,
sonable. Also, he hasa patient pump. Will
sell at low rate. Call nnd examine.
W, J. JOHNSON,
6I5 ShtDley street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
m. nurn NlnAoa Ana,her HIII.

Ovid ?. Bush has PRESENTED to the st.
n tEew's Episcopal Mission a piece OF
land at Eighth and Lombard streets to be
soui for lie benefit OF the fund for tho
4iaoilon OF a church for that mission. The
10. Is valued at 5000 and it's sale Will in-
o. tase the fund 10 g., So 49, The gift was
.nndo by Mr. Bush n memory OF his de.
eeased brother.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
woDsi. WoOd,

Now Is the time you Will need wood;
you will get Satisfaction. and your
moneys worth by ordering 1t from Ii.
and esn srsin ward I ios Marvlana GU avsn,,s muoa
olllee 7th and King streets. Phone 546
Ia Large Pea Goal for family use
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
AIsuuaMay Horre,

horse owned by Morgan Brothers. the
West Fourth street livervmeE. ran away
yesterday afternoon and demolish ed the
carriage to which II was harnessed. lhe
animal had been left Standing In tho street
and was frightened in the absence of Its
driver
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
Frirndiy Treatment.

we'll known bartender OF a well known
saloon had his day off yesterday. shortly
after 10 o'clock he met several oil MS
friends on King street. One Of than was
SO glad 10 see him that tho bartender to-
day eports beautitu ui pair OF black eyes
and a good sized cash in his head. lie
refuses to give the name OF his friend to
the police. The bartender Ia confined TO
Ills bed to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
ID. ID. For NIr. Barrett.

The trustees OF Dickinson College at
eheIr annual meeting few days ago
Recommended Rev. l.. E. Barrett OF this
Slty to Mt. Union College for the degree
pf doctor OF divinity. As Mr.. Barrett 10
D member Of the board the trustees OF
Dickinson voted to confer the same de.
s4t. linton. Rev. T. L. Martindale of
Milford was reelected trustee OF the
college. At the commencement exercises
Robert H. Richards OF Georgetown de-
1 iaivered the EnR lISh salutatory.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
EraIINnl.

A strawberry aud ice cream festival will
DO held al Red Clay Creek Presbyterian
Church OIL Monday evening. June 10. III
stormy 1t will be continued the following
eveuinR. All are invited. Proceeds for
ale benefit of tha Sabbath seho oil.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
FIFTH EDITION.
JOHN Q. ADAMS DEAD.
The Colored Man Dies Of His
Injuries at the A.lmshouse.

Joseph Loper, of this city. occupies
cell at New Castle jail on the charge OF
being In pllcated In the death OF John q.
Adams we'll known colored man OF New
Castle. Adams as stated In our New Cas-
tie letter was found on the railroad south
OF New Castle with his skull fractured on
last Sunday morning.
Officer Thomas Morgan Investigated
the case yesterday and deemed 1t adylsa.
BILE to arrest Loper as he was seen In
Adams company going down the railroad
track on Sunday morning.
Adams died at tho Almshouse last n light
about z O'Clock from his injuries dc
never regained consciousness.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
NlII Rrinu suit,

E. P. Cloud, of Kennett Square, is about
to bring suit against Isaac Pyle. OF that
borough, for $500 com mission, Mr.. VI oud
alleges that 1t wac through his eiioIts
that NJ r. Pyle disposed OF his hotel prop
erty to John 1waddell. ard that he Ia en-.
title d to fees In consequenoe.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
Cn,np Ground Privileges.

The sale OF privileges on the cam
grounds Of the Brandywine summit As
ISOLATION will be held on the grounds.
Thursday, June 30 at 80 O'CLOCK p. m.
For information. concerning the privl-
leges address Samuel II. Bl ynard and
W. N. Mccormick, this city. or Daniel IL us.
bands Elan Pa. There are lumber OF
tanla thia Yenr.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07

/ Johnsons Oriental Soap imparts d ell
cato odof and leaves tue skin soft q nd
yslysty. 10y II aai you will never Sc
any othar
/. n. /. Danforth Second and Marke
strents fud Miller's Drug Store, 40! Mar
; kel 81 eet =
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
The weather.

To morrow promises to be clear
and rather warmer. Similar conditions
will probably prevail on sunday.
THE TEMPERATURE.
The therm ometer at the REPUBLICAN
Ollice to-day;
7o'elock. 10 o'clock. 2o'clook.
81 70 rs