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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
Three "wnrteds" arrested.

Joseph A. Fox was arrested 10 PhIadei.
phia on Saturday on the charge OF for
gerry
On the evening OF July 4. the colored
four hundred of the little village OF Hoe.
kessln and vicinity gave festival In Chip.
pey Chapel. the African place OF worship
there Among those who participated In
the festivities wore Charles Bald win, aged
II yeurs, and Alexander Smith. about tie
same age.
They both became infatuated with the
same duskY damsol, and quarreled over
Which should get her SMILES. About
O'Clock Jealousy ruled both and hot words
were soon followed by blows. Smith
seems to have been the best man, and
Boulden recognizing this fact, drew re.
volver and fired 1t point blank at his rival.
The bullet entered Smiths breast. rang
ing downward. but fortunately not strlk.
ing vital spot he was taken to near.
by house, where Drs. John Ball, of Hockes.
sin, L. II: Ball, OF Brandywlne Springs,
and j. w. Crumbaugh. of this city were
summoned. They probed for the ball and
after considerable difficulty found it
lodged close by Smiths breast bone. The
wound wAs dangerous and painful one,
but the wounded man recovered.
Baldwin skipped out and Constable
Reardon and several detectives were put
on his trail. They followed clues which
led them to Virginia. but without avail.
Word was received short time ago that
he was In South Chester and search was
made for him there.
Chief Dolan has received word that Bal
dwln was arrested at the same time Alex
Ruder Gibbs was arrested.
Gibbs has been wanted for the past few
weeks In reference to the assault at the
Hockessin race track on Ella Stanton. A
man and woman are now confined In
New Castle jail awaiting trial on the
charge.
Both Baldwin and Gibbs will be brought
hero as soon as papers are secured.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
Toni AbstInenee Conyen,Ion.

The silver jubilee convention OF the
Catholic Total Abstinence Union OF Amer.
lea will convene In New York on We'd.
ne sday morning. Monslgnor Satolll will
celebrate solemn pontiilcal nass in St.
Patrick's Cathedral. with Archbishop Ryan,
of Philadelphia. as the preacher.
In the afternoon parade OF the homo
aud visiting socistes under the com.
mand Of DIR. James.R. O'Belrne, take place
and In the evening great demonstration
will be held In Carnegie Mueio Hall, at
which Mayor Strong will preside and the
following speakers will make addresses:
Mgr. Satolli, Archbishop Corrigan. ex.
Postmaster General James. Commission.
or Roosevelt, of the police board; Com
missioner Murray. OF the excise board !;
Senator OSullivan. Victor ]. Bowling, the
Rev. Walter Elliott ard the Rev. james Nj.
Cleafy, president OF tho union.
II is Understood that the Arch Diocesan
of Philadelphia will make d determined
effort to have Archbishop Ryan elected
preeideui. The matter In reference to the
Benedictlne brewery ut Latrobe Pa, will
come tetore the meeting.
There ore seven /. A. B. societies In
Delaware members OF the union Owing
TO disagreement between some OF the
societies the membership has fallen of
con nslderabIy during the last year In Della
ware. People may lead but they will
never drive.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05

KnIn, Thunder nnd lightning.

The heavy thunder storm that hal been
threatening during yesterday afternoon
and which struck this city in the early
evening, caught many pleasure seekers.
who were either retu rning or about to re-
turn to their homes. and alth ough accom-.
panied by comparatively little rain held
them uncomfortable for fifteen minues.
The lightning. which was unusually
sharp. frightened the majority OF the
people suffieiently to keep them oil the
street cars and led them to seek shelter In
the nearest convenient place until the
storm had passed over toward New Jer.
sey. Many venturesome persons, how.
ever made violent efforts to reach the
cars. and In SO doing got mron more wet
than II they waited until the clouds had
rolled by. The storm was especially Sc
were In The norlhern &c ctIOn OF The city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
LoLAL Do,rs.

Or, Mr.. nulburd OF Grace Church and
Io7 l. W. Laytield of Epworth preached
at Wye camp yesterday.
Rev. W. W. Sharp preached at Epworth
yesterday morning
Rev. W. Q. johnson conducted the com.
munion services at Madeiey yesterday
morning.
Rev. J. d. Locates prehchad at Grace
Church yesterday morning.
Mr.. Ellis X. Wing t OF noeAe =, lie Z
Oh Saturday Tor lew days ut Atl4utlc
City.
Miss Ethel Stotsenburg Hulette and
Mise Eiale Nenuble Thatcher have returned
from lengthy visit to DR.. and Mrs. Lee
X. Pennington, OF Belair, Md.
The Bayard Legion excursion on Sun.
day, Aug Ii, 1895, via. Il, 6 o. X. II. Irains
leave Market street station 45, Del. AY6.
z o'clock. II hours at the sea shore
Adults tickets sl.25 children Co CENTS
1t Is Understood that DuiT. of Newp ort,
will catch the remainder oil the season for
the G. A. O., and that Fisher will play
third base.
Elwood II. Truman and Robert Irwin
lett to-day for weak at Atlantic City.
..Si1holas K. Hammer and Miss Mary
'bcGlinehy were lnafrled this afternoon
al the Church OF the Sacred Heart Au.
gustus Fresche WIS best man aud Mes
Elizabeth McGIinchy bridesmaid.
Columbia Lodge |. o. o. r. excursion
to Augustine Pier, August 4. Euioy u
days pleasure In fishing and Uoatlng.
At lOi FrenCh street Geo. W wiRgles.
worth, jr., supplies tue public with family
carriage and buggy teams. Fare from p,
W. 4 Is. depot ID only -5c.
Joseph A. Fox was arrestod In philadel.
pha by Detective Bond OF that city on
Saturday night. Tie warrant was sworn
out by Chief DOlan. The man Ia wanted
here for forging number OF checks
The Rev. I, f. Terry took o collection
al ST. Paul's NJ t. Church yesterday for
the hehetit OF the mad dog vlCtlna. A
nlce sum was collected.
Postmaster Moore has been notified Of
All additional allowance II 500 year for
salaries at the post olllce.
TIE Fixon base bail club OF Red Lion.
defeated the ElktuH club on Saturday al
Glasgow by the score OF To 4. Tie Rod
Lion club wou!G like to hear from Middle
town, the Bacon Senute or any other
nmn!hur club. Tho fIXOn Will play the
Port Penn club on Thursday The Pixun
club wants to play boil. send challenges
To W. 5. Bnrris Red Lion, Del.
Hits Kuns Errors
LlhtoHss. ..s..s'-. y
fiAoh. .........,.. -
: Balterles-Freeman and Green, Slradley
b and Thornton.
Nessleln, Sign painter, 70l West Eighth
street Phone 29A.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
anIb. Fish. Ac lib.

On Tuesday. Aug. 9th, 1895, at Fifth and
Church streets. T., W. d Il. freight yard.
from 5 a. M. until sold, carload of fish,
direct from North Long Branch and only
few hours out OF the water. This effort
Is being made to supply the masses direct
aud II successful will bel continued.
Please bring basket or paper. From Eel.
son Lock wood and Co., owners North
Long Branch pound fisheries.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
Nnrrnx Encnna.

While returning from Birmingham
Park Oh Thursday, where the Holy Name
Society OF st. Mary's Church had held
picnic. Revs. w. j. Birmingham and ID.
]. Crowley narrowly escaped being run
down by W. Il N. passenger train at
Montohanin station. AS 1t was the train
passed within six Inches OF the horse's
head. Father Bermingham tainted, but
has since recovered.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
The shipment OF Peache..
Hueceasful.

The festival held by Madeley Chapter of
the Epworth League was success In ad.
dltlon to tho cakes made and baked by
young married men. to which we made
reference On Saturday Mr.. Harry Gael
presented one on Saturday evening. The
three cakes attracted attention when cut;
they proved to be Of good quality.
The chapter wishes To thank the DAILY
REPUBLICAN for its kind mention of the
tronage.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
~ In Aish An II.

On Tuesday. Aug. 9th. 1895. at Fifth and
Church streets. p, W. Il b. freight yard
from a. m. until sold, o carload OF fish,
direct from North Long Branch and only
few hours out OF the water. This effort
IL being made to supply tho masses direct
and II successful will be continued.
Please bring basket or paper. From Mel.
son Lockwood and Co., owners North
Long Branch pound fisheries.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
Peter. Experience win py,om,,o.

Twelve year old Peter Pnkkean on Sat.
urday found a stick OF dynamite In one OF
the sheds OF the Brandywine Granite
O pmpany. Not knowing what 1t was, and
being OF an inquisitlve turn of mind tho
boy placed the explosive on rock and
with another proceeded TO learn what 1t
was. He found out, and since the physl-
Giant at the DelaN are Hospital have been
picking fragments OF explosive dirt and
stones from the boys body. lie is not,
however, fatally injured.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
Will Buy a New Horse.

Driver Evans. of the Delaware truck. In
company with member of the purchas.
ing mmittee Of that com pany, went to
Philadelphia this morning to purchase
horse to replace Harry" who was killed
while responding to the test alarm on
Thursday of last week.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
Ln.enh A Fnn Iieih.

Chief OF Police Dolan was In Phlladel.
phia to-day. He appeared against 10.
seph A. Fox at the Cen II al station for cir.
culating bogus checks. His mode of
procedure was to draw a check for $40
where he owed u man s5 and tell him he
wanted the money for another man. Fox
was held by Magistrate South awaiting
the requisition pRpess
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
Badly Injured.

While driving on the outskirts of West
Chester Saturday night. Clarence X,
smith OF this city was thrown from his
carriage by the horse running away, and
badly Injured. Mr. Smith was brought
here yesterday and although badly 10 not
fatally injured.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05

will run hack daily to BrandywIns
Summit Camp Meeting at Reasonable
rates. leaving Seventh and Madison
streets at 30 o'clock and Eighth and
Market at 8 o'clock a. m.
JOHN TWEED 603 Madison etreet.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
His FIrst PuIrit.

Dro. J. A. Zebley gave scrlptural exposi.
tion OF the 14th chapter OF l Cor. Sunday
forenoon at the Front and Madison street
mission. 1t was an analytic contrast of
the distinctions In detail between natural
life and spiritual life, which the congre
gallon hlghly appreciated. -
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05

While Frank Smith of this city was
taking spin on his wheel at the Blue Ball
Hotel yesterday hs received an ugly fall,
ard rolled down an enbankment His In.
iurles were not serloue.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
BOY WANTED
To Give AWAY Fish I ines

10 NlVe AWAY FISH lines.
Any boy can earn s. a week selling and CIV
ing uwty our fish lines. 5 end 8 cents IN
stamps and We WIZ mail you 80 feet OF best
braided fish llno for yourself, also samples
Of 10 different kinds OF silk linen aud cotton
fish Limos. sample of the braided silk limo
you alive away with every safe you make and
sHsiructiOns how you can make s. a week
ceiling our lines. No capital required. In.
lose stamps ard ask Tor "Oner D." WARREN
& CO., 70 kasti 9TH str ct New York City.
Iy04teod ltw.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
C,nsles AhouI A,nIn.

A band OF gypales passed through the
city this IN ornlng and are now encamped
In the woods on the weetsren pert of the
city. The band ID the largest that has
been in Wilmington for several years
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
Delaware snenaerbund.

The Delaware Saengerbund yesterday
went 10 tine residence of james q. Nc.
ComDs at Claymont where choice seleo.
tions of music were rendered. Mr. Mo.
Combs right royalty entertained the visit.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
Coloreai Boy In n Fit.

Ton year old Willie Akers colored. Of
NO SSS Tatnall street, fell In fit at 7lh
AMI Market street this morning. Willie
Is subject to the spells. lie was taken to
his home In the patrol wagon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
EnioynhIe strn,x Ride.

The straw ride given by the young peo.
pie OF the Republican Saturday night
proved all enjoyable affair. MIR. George r,
Vernon greeted the young people with his
usual hospitality and sent them home In
the best of spirits,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
Where She Got Them.

Mr.. Gusher "a would be snitor)-What
lovely teeth Miss Smiler has, oh, old manl
Mr.. Forceps-H 'm er-renlly--modesty
forbids my expressing an opinion, you
Enow.-New Vo-l; Herald
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
Tho weather.

Tomorrow promises to be fair and
and warmer. Wednesday partly cloudy to
clearing. followed by thunder storms In
different sections.
THE TEMPERATURE.
Tho Thermometer at tho REPUBLICAN
Office to-day:
7o'clock. 10 o'clock. 2o'clock.
6S 10 "
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05

Mrs. T.W. Hawkins. Chattanooga, Tenn.
says 'Shliohs Vitalizer Saved My Life
consider 1t the hest remedy for debili-
tated system ever used" For Dyspep.
sia, Liver or Kidney trouble 1t excels.
Price IS cts.
Sold by N. d. Danforth. Druggist S. T. Cor.
End and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
Bldn Received.

Bids for supplying the uniforms and
helmets for the police force were re.
ceived by the Police commission to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
Officers Mt the senshors
Hack! IInok !:

ScrGent Bayley and Patrolman Payne
left this city this morning to spsnd
week dc wn where old uaean rolls.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05

DUslEFss oHANcES-Do you speculate
D Send for or free "Guiie to Successful
Speculation Wheat. Provision and stock
speculation on limited margins thoroughly
explainea. Warren, FORD & Co, Liberty Rldg..
New York. a3.lt'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
Dawn Emhnnkmsnt.

Dr. Wiser. assistant medical examiner
of the p, W. ~ B. Railroad Company is
spending one weeks vacation at Trenton,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
DEATHS.

Officer Davidson shot q mad dog at
Nineteenth and Market streets this morn.
Ing
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05

Auctloneer StidhGm will sell for Joseph
Fulmer ut Chester tomorrow car load
OF horses.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
QUOTATIONS.
Rcpsrtsd By W
HEAf.D 4 COMPANY.
lsanhers aud Brokers.
Seventh aud MARKET stresst


fnveetmont aud Hscurltias yisidinx
from tot per cont
orders for the purchase and sale OF
stocks and Bondson Commission axeout-
ed at all the stock exchanges
Private telegraph wires to New YORK,
Philadelphia. Hoston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts and Letters Of Credit u
sued.
nufinR prlces 3uliun nricea
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
Declined with Thanks.

Mr.. Chrome-I'm so glad you like
the painting, Miss Ethell
She-Oh, it's perfectly lovelyi But
You must let me return the frame, as
mamma does not allow me to accept val
liable presents from gentlemen. Life.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
Numbered.

Agent-Can I supply you with q
piano, organ, harmonium or musical
instrument Of any kind?
Crusty Old spinster-No, sir; hear
plenty Of that noise from next door.
Miss Flighty has bought new organ.
Agent-Ah, indeed Do you know
how many stops 1t has got9 .-
G. o. S.-Yes, four-brealdast. din
ner, tea and supper Chips
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
DuBIlC sALE-will be sold at my stable
j. l1th and Market streets Wilmington
Del. ON
SATURDAY. AUGUSTA,
AZ $50 O'Clock p. ~.

horses. No | BAY horse 0 yea old sound,
broken to all harness. safe fII anybody 10
dllvei can trpt a ul mile In 40; sired by
May Flower and damed 10y Epandrel.
No, . BiGcls colt. years old, sired by
Prince Ashton can stOw IA k,5U gait; saic for
anybody 10 drive
No. Z. Shrt rtluud pony, 2 years old, safe for
chiuse to drive.
sets oil harness nearly new, ono Hammer
spring wagon, light track wagon, | track
sulky by Hunt alt In guGd order; also Il aue
stable. ID by 20 II; al~s lot OF hoIst boots OF
all descriptions curry combs. brusbe blank.
cts, hAlt6Ts, &c. The uboYe sale will be posi-
tive. They cun be teen any tlms before sale
AT the stable. Ternisoash. DAVID FUhD.
l.. w. StIdham SoE, auct's. a:s3-6.7.2
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
IL Price
NeCkWear

Our window shows a line of
Neckwear at 25c that is ex-
ceptional. Every scarf of the
lot is from our soc line. Be-
cause of the value given our
Furnishing Department is
busy and whatever you may
need you'll find here, likely,
at summer-sale prices.
We want to carry over as
few Shirts as we can. That
is the why OF our special lines
at soc, 75c and 81 in Negligee
Shirts. Broken sizes are filled
in with price-cut goods.
A Russet Shoe at So in a
stylish toe is a rarity. We
have made our 81 Russets S..
We close at 6 except Satur-
day evenings.
JAS I. MULLIN & Son
Clothing, 9th & Market,
Hats, Wilmington,
Shoes, Delaware.
H..
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05

Karl's Clover Root, tho great biooi
purifier, gives freshness and clearna5i
to the Complexion anu cures ConItl.
patton, 25cts.. 50cts.. sl.0O.
Sold by N. u. Danrorth. Druggist. L.
Cor. Second and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
Rnlinr nrinaa
LOCAL QUOTATIONS.

BIZ. ABkod
Nat. Hank OF Delaware 800
First National HnIk.........a ll6H 4.f.
Central National Bank. ...s.ss I2d
Nat. Bank VIII. 4 pdywine.. 7s
Union nNational Bank f5
farners Dank................ 63
Sec. Trust &Safo Deposit 90. l4i94
Equit. .0uarsatee L Trust TO. 1856
Delaware IL. Il. ............ siH I
Will and North. II. ll........ 10
VIII. City Pnas hallway GO.... Is
Wilmington Coal Gas Co,..-. 90
vii. City Electric Coal, u .a
Wilmington Dental Mig Co.. .AlsAt
Walton and Whann Prd...-.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
BRrAD FOR THE MULTITUDE.

Although 1t is written tnat "man shall
not live by bread alone" much bread is
required to satisfy the demands OF the
tenters. Dennlson & Peach have taken
this matter In hand, and the present week
will draw on Mrs. weyl, No. East Second
street, for thousands OF her best wheaton
loaves. They will be furnished fresh every
day. and saint and sinner will have no
reason to complain that their physical
needs have not been provided for.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05

W. j. Lank, who occupies the Cloud
farm near Carpenter Station. is among
the tenters. lie has been somewhat of a
cripple and eeems to have reliBqulshed
the ambition to become sheriff. which he
Formerly cherished. To him it may seem
Republics are uUgrateful, and yet he ap-
pears to be happy holding that all things
are ordered for the best
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
A GOOD SERMON.
VISIT OF CYCLISTS.

A humber of the members Of the Will
mington Bicycle Club visited the camp In
the afternoon. but left so as to reach their
homes before elk o'clock. As they did
not attend the services their object must
have been exercise and not spiritual bens-
it Many other visitors may be Influenced
by similar motives. as Mr.. Hance declared
that IN former times there were many
more conversions at camp meetings than
In these times. He seemed to wish q re-
turn OF the practices and customs of his
boyhood days.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
SENATOR HANDY.

Among the visitUrs at the camp was
Senator Robert j. Handy. He drove a
pair Of ponies and seems to be enjoying
life notwiths landing that few self con.
stituted oensors passed resolutions read
ing him out of the Republican party. He
claims to have done his duty liz the Legls.
laiure. and II he made errors they were
of the head not OF the heart. He is ready
to shake hands over the bloody chasm."
but contends that his assailants are In the
wrong, and they have no one TO blame
but themselves for the present state of
affairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-19
CALLS CLETEL1ND "THAT FRA 3D."

A CHARACTERISTIC INTERVIEW WITH COVER
NOR ALTGELD OF ILLINOIS.
Chicago. oct. ls.-A dispatch to morning paper
from Milwaukee contains interview with Gov
ernor Alleged of Illinois. in which he expresses
himself on the currency question and the thlrd
term The Governor declared that the boosted re-
vlval of business not all that 1t was made out
to be "As a matter of fact" said he. ''the vol
ume of business being done by the country Is AT
least 20 per cent less than II has been for years
All this Boosting about an increase OF wages 10
the workngman Is great humbug. wages are
from 20 to 30 per cent lower than they have been
for years with the possible exception OF the time
Immediately following the panic. We are settling
down TO lower basis of wages for a permanent
thing unless there is change in our monetary
system"
What will the outcome OF this be-strikes and
lockouts?"
world will soon become convinced that 1t cannot
do its business on a single gold standard. Until
this discovery is made there can be no very great
degree OF prosperity.
The Democratic party IN Illinois seems to be
divided on this silver question:?
Not to any great extent. About % per cent OF
the Democrats and Is per cent OF the Republican
are silver men There are few who have access
constantly talking. They make "A great Zeal OF
noise The great mass of the people. however, at
nothing The effect of the gold standard is ever
present with them in Their business and they are
the silver of to-day.
q tb,rd term l take it, Governor?
No | think the present term VIII send that fraud
into the oblivion he deserves -.
and who, In your opinion, VIII De ms successor!
III ia too early, and will be until next June. 10
make prediction on that score"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-19
COTTON BEARS on HORSEBACK.

A BREAK N PRICES FOLLOWS THE END OF THE
OCTOBER SQUEEZE IN NEW ORLEANS
The bears In cotton horseback yesterday
and the bulls afoot There a surplus Of bearisn
bull operations under which prise broke twenty
points below the close Of Thursday the final figures
showing a net loss OF seventeen points. January
closed az go bid There frequent rallies and
big scalpng business done. Reports Of quiGa
;on by the New-Orleans bull pool and OF the col
lapse Of the October corner there started the
break here in the afternoon. The bears followed
I'D these reports with a story that Ellison out
with a crop estimate OF 10000 bales though Eli
is not regarded as a crop expert MIR. Labouisse
the king OF the e~-Orleans bulls. again sent word
mat he had not sod ba.e of his cotton either
here or in Liverpool and informed the exchange
mere tina; the corner IN New-Oreans was mythical
and that only 5000 TO i0cyD bales remained to be
delivered on contracts. He supplemental this with
an offer 10 wager S25e 900 that the crop did not
sXceed 10000 bales.
IL was stated yesterday that the October squeeze
in New-Orleans had really been settled privately
and would cut no figure in the market hereafter
Legitimate influences such the receipts. viii move
the list up or down. Just the receipts show Up
IN any but bearsh light. The port receipts this
week are 100 900 ba.es less than last year. Compare
sons with last year and 1893 when the crop was
10000 can be seen by a glance at the following