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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-23

A person was neve. more completely
surprised than was Mr. L. Grant tosnccEt
train dispatcher OF tho Wilmington and
Northern Railroad Co on Thursday even.
ing last when he walked into his home.
Ne. 1909 West street, and there found
quite a number of his relatives aud
friends. who were assembled to pay trib-
ute to him on his twenty.elghth birthday
by means OF surprise party. After the
shock OF surprise that overcame him had
subsidized Mr. Scott Wells, assistant super.
intendent OF the W. & n, railroad Co.
entered the room With handsome rock
ing chair which he presented to Mr.. Eos.
nocht, In behalf OF the employees Of tho
Office. as token Of esteem. respect and
best wishes for bright and happy future
life.
Iii few appropriate remarks, Mr.. Eos.
nocht heartily thanked the glvers. and
finished by saving that no would always
relish the beautiful and handsome, present
as q seal of sincere friendship be-
tween him ana them. Card playing dane.
ing and music marked the evening though.
out, ana noteworthy feature was a
number of beautiful selections upon tho
mandolin ana guitar 10y Alessrs. Butcher
and Aulhaus1u. the well known artists.
At midnight the guests were shown TO tho
dinnlngrOom, where. an abundant repnst
was enjoyed. Those present we've: Alr.
and MrJ. Scott Wells, MIR, and Mrs. Ed i.
Beatty, Mr.. and Mrs. ". Harry Riley. Mr.
Allu hIs NOltlllE uuil' AtI. uhu AlTBs lnOS.
Pennington MI. anu Mrs Rank Mr. and
Mrs Fosuocht ard Miss Fusnocht OF 10
hnna Pa parents and sister OF the host.
Messrs A. Alalhausen Harry Butcher,
lsuac Beatty Frank Leach, Chas. Pierce.
Geo. NJ. Bland President W. Harry Pier
son. Treasurer Tms S. Dobb and Score.
tary Clarence A Pierce, of the Richmond
Club and MIR. Samuel c. Bond tho Misses
Matte Burem, Carrie Alexander. Alice
Neddrr. MIttle END BESSIE Hebb Maggie
Lamb ard Mr.. end 500. Armor, Mrs.
liebb, ana MIR. and Mrs. U. q, Fosnocht.
At late hour the guests departed for
their homes, after leaving their congratu.
latlons,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-23

-u..xs .EAyr nEI AWARE AVENUE
DitpIr Fast HOUND
u,r,,t,,a ,linn,ina,od Nm plntsch IIrht.
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New YORK. week days; .soa 2 y, 90 49,
an. ~, Sda % o. ~ ~ - ~ ~ y III III 40 A. m
'.4Q. 81 30. Z "a. III p. m. ,,
Philndoiphia STwenty-.lsoannrtHhk ID ana IA, :; i;
TT. IS. .s4g % 80 10 q! 10 20 III y a. m,
J2s4 - $40. 20. 4ba % %, . ~ T'os ~
10, III ?. NJ. . ~, $50,
tunoayB. ,n"t .nL ~, &c wv ,o 81 !,
u ~ q. M. " y gu 49, sot 'o'a nov 90
si6. 10, III D. NJ ,,,. - a.,
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-. ~ p M ..,y 81, an, - 900 .su.
sundays az" =" wa w. -
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CHE, Eh' sunuWA o93; ~ 20 81
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Snndays, ~: H. y ~ a. Ir- 1915. '2)A
III Baltimore and way " s. Station. sra m. 81,
Fin. daily.
Newark. Del.,.tl5, z II. 's Il a. M, .la l6 o.,
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1855, ii 10 D. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-23

The twentieth AMI twHnty-tlrst nnniver.
carries OF tho two German mutual benefit
societies Of this city were celebrated In
German Hall inst night with music, song
aud dances, !. WIS Il gathering OF tho
representative German families anu they
enjoyed themselves us only Germans DO.
Tho eDcCess OF tile organization hnH been
wonderful During tile year that they
have hoen otganl1ed $50, 900 was paid out
in SICK and de0tH benefits. Eugle5ert
Sepnyel was made honorary president,
These officers were then elected: Presl-
dent, Gnttlleb Setdle; secretaries e. Z.
Theodore Eekel anu Anton Gross treas.
urhrs. A. j, k0oeh and Joseph Nicder.
InGier.
Secretary Fuoltal Rad the reports of the
two societies. II ehowai mat during tie
twenty-five years No ] socIety bad boon
in existence So, -ii6 - had been received
uud rs 55l.il paid ont. leaving a ballucs
al 5i@IEiT, No society had received IN
twguty cars sl2. ta, paid out s. lld 80
leaving balance OF = 80 80. Ahdtcsees
were mrlo Toy NJ J. kumorhCrg, Gutth1la
leBeer aud lrlt1 \ Oh Kourdpu. Allcr the
experimenting Mi. iuekel plC'ented
tAgouEh \. j. kooeh a handsome cr,y Ga
PORTRAIT OF himself to tho societies. II
WAS accgrt'I rs presideht SollIe.
Music for the duncs.g WAS furnished by
HickmRu's orchestra and Tie iuhrgn WAS
lei ny Mr.. ami Ma Ionu NcErL bur.
ing the evening supper Was served.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-23

THE CLEAREST, SHORT
est story OF our great
business is-the people
have caught on to our
low prices and our home in.
dustry.
It's reciprocity--our turning
thousands Of dollars into wages.
It's protection-our selling
Clothing at Manufacturers
prices. .....
We're one.third to one-half
below where stores sell at big
profit.
It's so with all our prices
dollars buy most twice as
much.
Used to be $25. 100 for Fine
Suit-now, that is, to-day, our
price, S1G.50.
Used to be SO and $12 for
everyday Suits-now, that is,
to-day, our prices, IS and $6.75.
Of course, these are close
prices. We're satisfied, be-
cause we're expecting very
small profit. We believe in
keeping our great man ufactur.
ing plant keyed to its height.
1t sends much wages through
tut our city, and some of it
must come back to us by the
,ush it puts into other indus
ries.
Thousands employed where
.sed to be hundreds.
An earnest invitation to see
our workrooms, that you may
know how it is we're 35 to 80
per cent below all others.
What sight to see the Boys
getting their clothes. Never
the like of the prices. So is
just right Tor Little Juniors
Suit; IS for most young.man-
size boy.
Low prices are our great
auxiliary to our Half-Million of
Clothing Sale. Must crowd
that much out to let builders
make the store more roomy.
Same popularity in made.to-
measure price. Nothing but
the best workmanship goes
out from us. When you're per-
fectly tailored we're through
with you.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-23
REFERS.

Children's REFERS sizes to 6 years. red
and blue and brown mixed goods trim.
med with soutasche braid. full sleeves,
$3.50.
Chldrsn's reefera, sizes 3 to years. fine
quality mixed goods trimmed with braid,
full sleeves 5000
Chldren's reefers. 3 to 6 years, heavy
with braid S2.75.
Chldren's REFERS, 3 to 6 years. fine quail
ity cloth; rcd and navy blue. ripple collar,
trimmed with braid $500.
Ghildren's reefers. 3 to years, fine
mixed goods, full collar, s3. so.
Boys' blouse waists, white and colored,
80 and 15c.
Boys' fine quality lawn blouse waists.
deep sailor collar. ruffles OF EN- broidercd
edge. Sl.00.
Boys fine quality blouse waist. st5o
and $500
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-23
THE EMPIRE
Department store
To-day the Store Is
Eloquent Of Spring.
Department store

Full of the vigor OF the new ssas on and
ID ore than over alert to meet the expectA.
tlons of the public. The possibill ties here
are constant inspiration. We Institute
for two days. commencing at o'clock
this afternoon, and continuing until
Thursday evening Colossal Mercantile
vent" attainahle only by the powers OF
knowing how" At the Empire. your
choice Of three elegant brands OF bleach.
ell yard Wide muslins. viz:
Fruit OF the Loom. Peerless. or Andres
coggin, elegant qualities &c yd. Re-
member. this price only during this eale.
as IL goes back TO the regular price after
Thursday evening.
Unbleached pillow case eheetlng ~ inch
wide 7lSo yd
Extra heavy pillow case muslin, bleach
ed. 40 inches wide 100 yd.
SHOES:-Just received, lot OF sample
Oxford Ties for ladies' in black and tan.
good quality. sizes 3IS, 4, "a. s. during
this sale they 80 at Csc pair These
goods range in price from Sl25 to sl.75.
During this sale your choice $50.
Alisses and Children's dongola button
shoes. solid leather, very durable. yet
neat, CSC pair.
Just received, new lot of jointless
mating, In beautiful patterns. just what
you want iic u I'd, worth a9c.
ALSO another lot OF fancy mating VIC
yard.
Good size honey comb towels during
This sale reduced to &c.
Satin damask napkins 800 . dozen.
Gents mixed colored stockings. no
seams to hurt the feet . pair for 21c, try
them.
Ladies' seamless black stockings, pair
Tor l9c, worth double. no seams to hnrtI
the feet. grand wearing stocking FOR lit
tie money,
Eleg ant stair carpet down to Sc I'd dur
ing this sale.
! Embrolderles- These three lots are n
fair illustration Of the way line embr0ld-
cries are to be sacrificed here for days.
Go embr olderIes &c yd
Sc " 40 yd
I0c g &c yd
Ladies' ready made wrappers, made OF
best calico, with Empire ruille and full
cut eile 42c for wrapper and 3ic for max
Ing In all Zoe Tor wrapper worth Sl.25.
Handsomely maIe and deliberately
trimmed double capes. with jet and satin
ribbon 81 %.
A beautiful limo OF figured creponas.
in all coors, lilo yd.
FIetty blue Or black double capes sl.l9.
Eureka mako 80 "ard spool sewing silk
sac.
~ sheets OF writing paper and "a envel.
opus for O. c.
dozen hump hooks and eyes Sc for Q
dozen
Bone hair plns Sc dozan
Imported rubber dressing oolnbs go
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-23

JUDoE Ball very wisely dismissed the
case last evening In the Municipal Court
against Richard fatzowsky, manager of
the B!umenthal Morocco Company, for
obstructlng the sidewalk on Chestnut
street. The suit was brought by John
Plunkott. who owns the dwellings The
majority OF the houses are occupied by
workmen OF Biumenthas. After hearing
the evidence the Judge dismissed the case.
saying that 1t was one OF those cases
where the few had tolsuffsr for the benefit
of iha many.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-23

The Wilmington Gsrmsns csiebratsd
the twentieth and twenty nth anniversa.
rles o. the two German mutual benefit
societies of our city. on Monday evening.
Tbs exercises took place In German hall,
and consisted Of singing, dancing and
speeches. During their organization they
have paid out $50. 600 for siok ness, deaths
ana benefits. There yet remains in the
treasury the sum OF So. 5000. The grand
march was led by Mr.. and Mrs. J. Nickel.
followed by one hundred aud fifty cou'
nlea
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-23

The Jessup & Moore Ford case is on.
Arguments are being made before Chan.
ceilor wolcott by the learned counsel for
both sides OF the controversy. May the
Chancellor decide as Judge Ball did in
the Bluementhal case. The few that had
to suffer Tor the benefit of the many en-
ployaes who are employed in the Ford
Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-23
THE EMPIRE
DepartmentSt@e,
2O9 Market ST., Wilmington Del.
B A RI AIN S
AT
DeHRUEN'S
For This Week ONLY.


Ladies' Lauudried Percale
Waists, new and stylish, only
49c.
Ladies' fine quality Laun-
dried Waists in Chintz aud
Percales, 79c.
Gents Laundried Percale
Shirts, new patterns, only ACE.
Gents Laundried Chintz
Shirts, with two collars and
cuffs, only G9c.
A bargain in Misses and
Boys Heavy Ribbed, Onyx
Dye Black Hosiery, only l3e.
Our White Bed Spreads for
$l.00 cannot be excelled, large
size.
Don't forget our 40, 59c, 69
and 79c. White Bed Spreads
Our Bleached Muslin Bar
gains will be kept up this week
as usual.
Bargains in Stripe Outing
Flannels, beautiful styles, the
Toe quality for Sc.
Agents for Domestic Pat
terms, newest styles, always i'll
stock.
Agents for Domerset Sewing
Machines, as good as the best,
only SO. 90.
DeHRVEN'S
306 Market street,
He3-t.f
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-23

Two young and rather stout ht tle4 rid
Ing Dlcycles dressed n gray uIuuneus at.
truG'ud considerable attention on Market
street yesterday morning LEty war5
reHlIg tho greatest attraction that las
struck MarEet stIaot for some time hey
know now to SIT On tho sl.rat steeds Hrd
ulpatsutI y enjoyed Tie IUtUtIrty US muah
na uUgI.Blt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-23


III l"o oi,'e'o teiisiss1 j" Tue I''t'Ll'tsi
CA 10" Gays stGee i7'eE4Lee 10 Ho39.
yes IN calvary et.1fsas was not 'AteAls3
80 feiet 10 'tt,s5sfs 5=lt#=s9.'A' 'Hu'eA cor
het l"''i ana WASHINGTON 7uesL7 IN
fe'atlons o5."ssH 9as rector N.'. A..
a nTlAeI anu ms eA..kt e2aiIot ago OIL mo
trouble whatever existing i'd tie Parish
1ho celebration Of the recent feast ut
Easter VIVA unusually enthusiastic aud
successful in eFety NAY.
4iE ".,eu saAs .s7 'seA' o"''e caught
Si' 0H ANNA AIM IA ""'"s -
pouring ether llt5 a lj'e gallon Jug
when tho lQu.a exagalel ana ruHuI
down came lH eaHsazt w.f'l the stCYe aftal
Ignlted, Mv i4lat t.ei 81 tG9 naps=Ft.
ment was ssgeIei EarHei. ms lu4t Ia
slight
.,.,,,,... ,,-...,.,,z....,z-.. ...t., ,.-#z=F,
herself fur az empty 1880 AuI her fllbsF
Maid Handsomely fnfs ffs. ,.r,vrr,,,, of ia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-23
n m n E@ ~u Cough Cures
II IN HNE ~ 3AS Brcaks Cold
~ "a uWu b1n ~ Up In
Hours.
Infants Wear
A STRONG FEATURE.

We dIC blle bOle OublCu DOlC
for many prominent makers.
You have all the advantages
of an unusually large and
varied assortment.
Infants long oambrlc slips, ruflles on
neck and sleeves, $50. Worth CSC.
1nfants' lopg cambrlc slips, with square
and round yoke OF tucks and EN- broldered
edge. SOC. Reg ular $50 quality.
Infants long oambIlo slips baby waist
neck and sleeves trimmed with embroid
cred edge. 57c. Former price 75c.
Infants long cambria slips with clus-
ters of tucks and Hamburg insertion. 15c.
Worth Si.0D.
Infants long nainsnok dresses tucked
skirt, tucked and embr oideIed Jokes. 81
and tl.50
Infants long nainsook dresses. with
clusters Of tucks In skirt and EN- broidered
Jokes. 81 10 and s22j.
Infants long nainsooli dresses. ii ne en-.
brodered yokes. tucked back and hem
stltohed skirt. 50 So
Chldren's short cambric dresses, sizes
months to years. with tucked ypkss.
neck and sleeves, trimmed with limo Ham.
burg edge. 80 ard $50.
Chldren's short nansook dresses. fu II
sleeves. sizes to years. trimmed with
fine embroidered edge, Sl.00. sI.25 81 80
SL75. $500. $3.50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-23

A STRONG and vigorous fight will be
made by the Administration against the
free and unlimited coinage OF silver. The
Office holders OF the administration are
being urged to make the light against
free silver. Nearly all OF the Cabinet Of.
hcers and higher officials who enjoy rep.
utation as stump speakers will take the
stump for one or more speeches. Some
say that President Cleveland is planning
to Succeed himself, and is training with
the gold bugs Of Wall street with that
aim In view. We would make the predic.
ton that Cleveland will never succeed
himself as President. The people have
had enough OF hlm and bis So uthsrn
supporters.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-23

The letter boxee OF the city will receive
a much needed coat of paint. Neder-
maier and IIirzel yesterday began the
work. The boxes will receive two coats of
red paint and one of varnish. The con.
tractors expect to have the work compile
ted within three weeks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-23
On SATURDAY,
TIE Ith DAY OF MAY, 1855,

ON SATURDAY,,
THE 4th DAY or MAY, 1896, ....
at . O'clock p, M,
The following described real estate, VIZ;
All that certain lot or piece Of land with
a thlge-stury hail thereon erected situate
in the village Of stanton. New Castle
county and state Of Delaware, bounded
and described as follows, TO Wit:
ErgtnHimg at the corner formed by the
intersection of the southerly side OF Elm
street, to be opened at forty feet wide, ana
the easterly side OF the Newport pike aud
al The distance of 1870 feet westCrly from
lilo line Of land dividing lands OF solomon
IIersey ana Reuben SattcrtIwatto, as
shown on Il recent survey nude ly Fred
erie Robinson, city surveyor OF Whining
ton, dated February II, A. d. 1887, tu-
tended to be recorded, thence along SAID
turnpike side sOuthWCStefiS D. feet to
stake; thence eastcrly and parallel to elm
street lGU feet to the westerly side OF n
tcuzfect-Wi!e alley leading out on Elm
street, and thence thereby parallel to said
turnpike ~ foct to said side of Elm street
and thence thereby westerly 100 feet to the
turnpike and place Of beginning, be the
contents thereof what they may.
Seized ana taken In execution ms the
property OF stanton Hall Company and
TO be sold by
PAUL GIiIIIS, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office Wilmington, Delaware,
April IL 1872
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-23

And Minute Iapioca In various delicious
dlshes are tho the free demonstration
this week at j, Z. AllmOud H. Co.'S EigAth
and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-23

There lie prospect OF Mr.. J. II. Lewis,
and Charles Baird being brought out rs
candidates for the Mayoralty on the Re-
publican ticket. 1t is Understood that
hr. Morse and Mr.. Taylor Cause waited
on MIR. Baird and asked him to announce
himself as a candidates; that several OF
Mr.. Lewis fllends waited on him and told
him that he could have the Office for the
mere asking. II both of these gentlemen
announce themselves as candidates the
fight will be between Captain Thomas
johnson. Samuel II. Baynard, Charles
Baird, and J. II. Lewis. That means that
the different candidates will have to go
down In their clothes after lots OF good
dollars. Tho fight may yet get interest.
ing. The probabilities are that either
Mr.. Jefferson Hart or Dir. Jeferis will be
tho standard bearer OF the Democratic
party, and eithor gentleman will make a
big fight for which the Republicans will
have to be united and not divided by fac.
tional fights.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-23

saERIrFs sALE.-BY VIRTUE or a
writ OF Le,nri Enrias TO me directed
hatel Of William Log, In Stanton, MIL
Greek hundred, New Castle county and
Staa-La.- If llnIM MnIn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-23

On the purchase of $500
worth, we pay railroad excur-
sion fare from Wilmington to
Philadelphia and return.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-23

The Democrats are very anxious to do
away with the voters assistants In order
to reform the ballot The fact is the vot-
ers' assistants are very useful officers,
aud iliiterate men cannot very safely vote
without their aid. 1t is not so much the
desire Of the Democrats to provide for
hopest voting as to provide opportunities
to throw out ballots because OF enron.
eons stamping or other mistakes OF the
voter. 1t is not honest voting that the
Democratic reformers desire so much as
u Is the opportunity to cheat men out OF
their light to vote the Republican ticket
This was shown In the action OF the reg
istratlon officers in Kent county last au.
tumn. when about ono hundred names
were wrongiully stricken from tho lists.
and the court lacked the power 20 punish
tho perpetrators of this pertidious fact.
The Republicans. between partisan col
lectors and dishonest assessors, have had
terrible time to qualify to vote and
what other device may 10 Invented to
embarass anG cheat Thorn no one can well
Imagine. The Legislature will do well to
60 slow on proposed reformntory meas.
ures, or II may be discovered when too
late that somebody has been cheated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-23
CAPS.

Chlldren's lawn caps. full ruche $50.
ChIldren's lawn caps, full ruche. ribbon
pon-pon 300.
Chlldren's lawn caps. full ruche and
cape, 75c.
Chlldren's fine quality lawn caps and
hsts, 81 90, $l.25. SL50. Sl.75. $500 and
$3.50.
Boys lawn hats. 9Oc. sl.25. $3.50, and
Sl,75.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-23

A MAN IN every section TO sell staple
n goods to dealers; CT 2erltnce unneces-
ERry; best side line $I5.p q month. Salary
and expenses or large commission made. For
tealed Particular send stamp. CLIFTON SOAP
AND MANuEAnTrAIs1 COMPANY. Cincinnati
u nl9-ls wa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Collins are WIS.,
iting relatives in Baltimore for week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-23

SHERIFF'S SALE-RY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF I,oyari ISacIas 10 me directed
will he rxDoscd to Dlblir sale nj me
court House. ON Market strs"t betwsnn
Of WhnnmntGmS aU t s59its i We sly
TX ',fiiisRSi,ay - -O''''
THE Htn DAY GF MAY, 1885,
Tie roIlowiTe 1lSscrI6@1 ra al estate VIZ
Ali thai certain lot isienn ar onrcCi OF In nd
wifh Grirk ,lyy,lliuFzbousc thereon
aforesaid. IoluI,icd aIjsf ttastst.ii,,d as fol-
lows. To vit:
Batsi,ttIn,r at FIN corner formal Inv +re
H. H. i ,',,''i'S ~, 3,3,tiI, ;f az ~
Eleventh sfrrrt win ti{,' ,ye.'tcrly Nile ~
Tafnaii str.et, thence flIong eaii side Of
,r3f6aii strp.t rnrtbarIv N NH . inches
niia( .liee n, 10 Ia Cf Iamd u nov
az. tIt,, 0f tHs rCirs az IEv,is RmnfoT3
Vii frriy r,aiil ta ,itrcth tr%nt
Il flat ii i.fTb,s fTorG or Irss IN n cornci.
~ - w. u - Y" n ~,
81 IttI,I ~ 'rgf@aif sirrat M possif-
tfir6rIasG r." GENRE Of tho wall dividints
- ~ Nm, a. ,,,,S.y,, ~ tTi,,, ~, ~, q
~ MT : Inches. mora or irss, 10 the saitl
,5Ii,fh3ri, ei,i,. * sylS5s''tb ,,rcrt nri
tiItfIiT tIar'I,y 5st.5,.IV T f,%t ii iuch6s
iuoi,r o. D.. ID mo plarG Of bcsinutug be
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s:sizHI NM tuIsc, in avcrutIon as tho
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5 81 III ~ s, :.itliI15 iIigaI1rI
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-23

The Board OF Education heard both sides
OF the question debated last night, for
AMI against allowing the military drill in
our public schools. Lieutenant Filler
spoke in Tavor of the drill in our schools.
the benefits to be secured from IL. ia heal.
thy exercise, as we'll rs 20 Ill the scholars
- become soldiers If they were needed to
strve their country.
Mr. pnyid Ferris spoke against allow.
Ing the drill, Us 1t had n tendency to ray.
yor war measure Instead OF ar5ritr[t lion
For our part we caun0t see what harm tho
drill would do the children but lie It uecls.
sary TO tho childleu's education?
Ia s'andGr oil monopoly allowed the
oil spectators al over the country to
run wild for a few days. They even al
lowed oil 10 touch s. a. per barrel lhen
they began 10 slowly serve notice on all
the oil spectators that they would only
purchase oil IN one thousand barrel lots.
Afterwards they began t. dictate prices,
aud oil Toll unit. 1t ronehsl sl.9i per bar
rel. Ihe STANDARD Company made over
ten million dUilar4 CHAR GU the big rise
and now that 4 hGs gotten most OF tie
pu bic out OF the aen we may expect To
see tle prlcS Of oil soar upward again.
The women OF A.anHgton are trying
to Improve the morals oil tn city, SnG8
they have organized tito New 20 ntarg
Club they have tatcn hand in nearly all
OF the public questions Of tho day. Can
they seect mayor who wilt be elected
TO preside over our beautiful little city
during the next two years. Wa can say