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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-18
! iPASO!

Si esos no son datos bastantes
para que vibre, rugiente, la pro-
tesla en- los labios del colono, diff
cilmente Sc comprenderia la dig
nidad
ST quieren los gobiernos espa,
noles que ell misero habitante de
estas tierras baje, resignado, la
cabeza cuando pide libertad y y.se
le dice que no es hora todavfa, y
cuando pide pan y Sc le contesta
que reviente. los gobiernos espa
roles Sc equivocan en- cuanto a
nuestra organization moral, y no
Sc conducen acertadamepte pen
sando que deban amoldarse a esos
desdenes hombres que sienten
correr la onda de lava de IA san
gre ibera por sus venas.
Este es el caso
va 10 traen hojas de la isla;
pero es necesario apoderarse de
estos datos y retorcerlos, y alar-
CARLOS, Y velverlos q SUI ser pri-
nero, y contemplar todas sus
fases, y arrojarlos, des sbrozados,
q los pies de los COB ernos
para que llegue a su concien-
-cia, 81 es que e,ta IS accessible a
estas verdades, Ia conviction de
que ell criterio autonomista de
las antillas espanolas no es critic
rio caprichoso y arbitrario, sino
fundado en- la naturaleza de las
cosas y en- Ia necesidad suprema
que las sociedades tienen de vivir
con vida poderosa, progresiva Y
fecunda
Ell case, pues, es ell siguiente;
La situaci6n economical de Gu
ba resulta verdaderamente clf
tica
tLas causas?
No es para contarlas ahora, que
necesitamos ir, sin digresiones, al
obieto.
FL malestar existe, 10 sabe to-
do 81 mundo, y huelga detenerse
on pruebas que nadie osa discutir
En- tai virtud, diriie 4 Madrid
Ia Junta de hacendados de Ma
tanzas un kilograms tan desespe-
RADIO como la situacion, y pide:
Que SO permita la entrada de
los azticares y aguardientes anti
llanos on la madre patria al igual
que los productos aralogos en- la
industria peninsular;
La introduction libre dc las
melazas, y protecci61 para 81 ia
baco; u
Una ley de bancos que atraiga
a Cuba capitales extranjeros;
La premulgaci6n de ORA de
c16dito agrfcola votada va per las
cortes; y
Reduction de dere hos en- los
artfculp ps de pr;mera necesidad VI
enla rnaquina,ia para abaratar Y
perfeccionar la production.
Agrega el telegrama que no Sc
ha visto otra situacion como esa
en- el pals, y rodea la Junta ell
despacho telegrafco de un am
biente de premura Y de ansiedad
que, & ser el lector mediterranean
To buen patricia, ha de sentir
por fuerza angustiosa conmoci6n.
Ahora bien: a tai mensaje con-
testa el Ministro que, para Ia sa-
tisfacci6n de semejantes peticio-
mes, Sc necesitan medidas parla-
mentarias y que es impossible pre-
cisar la fecha en- que puedan las
cortes acordar 10 que Sc pide.
mo puede un Executive que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-18
AVISO AL PUBLICO
Abril, 2 de 1895.

Por el presene hago saber mis- relacionados p
bco general de adean
aguna mi cargo cargo de los benes que admins
est6n autorzadas don Auono Mon
Carmen Ruis de Lorenzs.
Yauco, Abrh 6 de 1895. m d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-18
TALLISTA BSCULTOR

Sc intsresan aignnos operarios de
este ramo en- ell Taller MecAnico de
Carpinterfa de Anguera y Comp.
Ponea. 6 Mario 1895. m d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-18
I0SE MARiuN0GnhTl[
Compositor q o6aador de pianos,
6rganOs y a,mOaiams

6rgdn0s y aimOaiHmS
Habiendo determinado FL ar por a CUR OF
meses, mi reRidencia en- esta ciudad, tengo
el gurto dc ofrec.r al p1blico de Ponce los
trabsj de mi profession.
Con largos Eli ,s de pr ictica txpsrien
cia, dada Ia modicidad de mis- precios no
dudo MERCER la cop6anza del IL olico po, a
ceho, & quien garsntizo todcs mis- trabajos
per diffciles deli ados que sean -Gueufo
CON un msgnffco surt;do de faltros, gamu-
zas, cusrdss, bordones, teclas y tc do 10
concsrnients al ramo mi residencis: Call
do In Reins, lnerc 2i.-Ponce.
Mayo l6 1896. 3-m-s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-18
Venta de una fnca
DE CAFE

So vende una en- el vale de Cislitos, ia
risdicci6n de GALES. compuesta de $50 rn7r-
das do extension, de- las cuales hsy % d..
cafe do producto 1O0 crer1as de cafe
nuevc, de las cuales hay o que principiaran
dAr coeecha O. to aho. Para il for mes di
rijlrss don Jaime Antonio ARIZONA, In Ia
nlsmA pro2iedad.
Mayo s do 1896. Ind
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-18

{ (Recibiaos por et oapor frances
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17
ClBA'S NEW GOVERNOR
Captain General De 0ampos Ar
rives at Santiago.
HIS ENTHUSIASTIC GREETING.

A Wealthy Chicasoan lust Arrived from
Cuba Declares That the .Uprisings" Are
Fomented by Spanish omcsrs Them
selves, to Further Personal Ambitions.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, April 17,-A few
minutes before o'clock yesterday after
noon the distant booming of guns was
heard to the south and all the residents of
this city knew that Captain General Mar.
tinez do Campos was passing in by the
Castillo del Moro, which guards the
water approach to this city, and which
was saluting the "Pacificador de Cuba I"
At $500 the steamer on which he had tray
eled from Caimanera turned the sharp
bend in the bay and appeared to the i'm
mcnse crowd that lined the shore in front
of the city
All places of business were closed and
the town wore holiday appearance The
streets, particularly those in the vicinity
OF the plaza, opposite which the palace of
the governor OF the province is situated,
were crowded with ladies, most unusual
thing at TINT early hour As Marshal de
Calnpos was driven slowly up the rather
steep street that leads to the plaza the
crowd greeted him with enthusiastic
cheers, and acclaimed him as the noble
peaeemaker"
The arrival Of Marshal de Campos
caused great rejoicing in all classes of so.
oiety, for they are confident that he will
restore peace in the island In short time.
He knows perfectly we'll the difficulties he
is bound to meet with, but it is believed
that with his thorough knowledge of
Cuban character, gained by his former ex-
pericnce in the island, he will be able to
grasp the critical situation and prevail
upon the rebels TO withdraw or drive them
from the field. All political parties are
willing to aid his efforts to re-establish
peace,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17

msesfmE effhe ChFjstian EHdeavarn.
Central Presbyterian Church was Oiled
on Tuesday afternoon and evening with
enthusiastic workers known 40 members
Of the Christian Endsavor Societies of our
city. 1t was the seventh annual meeting
OF the Wilmington Christian Endeavor
Union. The Church was handsomely aud
tastefully decorated IN honor of the meet
Ina with potted plants while streams OF
red and white. the oolors OF the Endeavors.
were festooned back to the pulpit, Tho
m uslo was under the direction OF Mr. ia.
King. The Y, NJ Q. A. orchestra assisted
In the evening. Tie convention opened
al O'clock. Devotional exercises were
conducted by Revs. ]. L. Mason and
Charles Rhoads. There are thirteen
JUROR societies In the city with a mem.
bsrshp Of 500. A very pretty sight was
the marching of 800 junior members up
the Church aisle singing AT the Crosse"
each one carrying the colors OF the Union.
The society has grown wonderfully In
our city, there bsing twenty.ons senior
societies With a membership of 1400.
After very interesting session the con.
ventlon was closed by the Raw s. b.
Aeeser.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17
AN uNrEEJuDIcEp OPINION.


Officers for Personal Glory.
CHICAGO April l7.-H. O. Stone, n
wealthy Chicagoan, who, with his wife,
has just returned from tour through Cen.
trial America and Cuba, says that he be.
lteves the numerous Cuban insurrec.
tioAs are stirred up by Spanish officers for
their own glory.
Il believe that those instructions are
stirred up by the spanish officers them
selves, said Mr. Stone. ut means more
glory and stars on their shoulders. 1t is
hard TO mud rapid rGvclntiunsts, and the
'outrages written of at such length about
imprisoned American citizens are, as far
as we could learn, in cases of natllrali2ed
Cubans, Almost every native tgarmakcr
working In tobacco factories at from So to
IS day sets aside one days pay each
week for the Cuban cause This goes to
leaders, who are simply robbing the ig.
norant and oppressed
1T is commonly known there that the
leader of the baudtti, called the King of
Cuba, with following of about 300 of
every kind Of robbers and desperate men.
would not be captured or killed by the
Spanish government, if such thing We're
possible, This man is a marauder and Il
robber, and cares nothing for the freedom
of CubR, and on the other hand is means
OF much revenue to the Spanish govern
mcnt, Every planter is compelled for pro
lection of life and property to hire from
ten to Il hundred Spanish troops for " hich
he pays 81 a month and board This
amounts to more than enough to support
the Spanish army in Cuba, and it Is not
likely that such q state of affairs is at all
contrary to the wishes Of the powers that
be The motto is, No bandit, no hiring
of troops, and is the secret of u great deal
of these recent troubles
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17

There were Easter services at the NJ E.
church Sunday evening. also sermon by
the Rev. s. Walton.
Misc Mary McNaugh and Mas Edith
Way, our school mann are at their post
again. aitpr enjoying w5eil's vacation.
Or, Bal. our popular young physician.
has an extensive practice There seems
to lie gutter number indisposed ct the
present tii1e.
Misses Bessie Hnl Faith Mitchell are
taking course OF music at Whining ton
Del.
Miss Mollis MGGuvetn, ono of Hockes
Eiifa fdre,t daughters. has boon confined
to the house tho past week. with slight
attnck OF Ia grippe.
Chandler. our sturdy snithy, ls
busy Us faiior. always Jolly. u pleasant
word for all and Il general faporite Is K. $.
Mira thompson can boast OF having the
preitiest window OF blooming plants In
tho village although az the home OF Miss
Martha Mitchell tho wInd0w3Hrs a baBnti.
ful mass oil ltoMere, she Icing cloBs
rival
Roy. Francis Farley. tile beloved pas tor
Of tho roman Catholic church of this
town, preauABd his farewell sermon on
Easter Sunday lie will TO greatly III lss.
ed ny his congregation. Tie lipv i.
" Gn'ey VIII Ill his place.
lh3 lllplfHah's 6uatablo in Chan llers
hall, MONDAY eFon!ng was welI attended
aud yhry eiioEobte affair
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17
WEDNESDAY. April. 1885.


Tho Police Commission should be- In
session daily.so that all police rules could
be translated to the officers while On duty
ans. especially before arrests. A case In
poiat Is that OF Officer Mclaughlin. VIII o.
on complaint OF John FULLY arrested Mrs.
Ella Jackson. who resides over Eleventh
street bridge. for acting disorderly In his
8fuileys1 house. Mrs jackson said that
tie officer brought her to the hall without
allowing her to put on proper clothing,
and that she was innocent Of any crime.
The Commission promptly suspended the
officer for two days. Suppose the Oil Ger
had refused to make the arrest, then he
would have been punished for not doing
his duty. We think MIR. John fatty Is the
one who should have been punished aud
not the officer. Mrs. jackson should GER
tainly have been rendered an apology by
Mr.. Tully IN tho papers, The officer Ger.
tatn.y should not be mada to lose two
days pay for responding to the demands
Of citizen TO make al arrest in his own
house.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17
srECIAl. AIifNrinS.

fnpringani lsechin:. ln3 L. secondh
III. +. Davis Jeweier, Q Il. and 81
Cuppins 4 loeut.ila. Pars9rsJ3 MalIs,a
American Laundry. COL West Front St
Slmms' Liver Pills quick In aurlnr
headache. splendid liver s.tmulant; bs,t
ever made; thousands say so. 80j King
street
The healthy, wealthy and wise all us,
Dr. Simms' White Pulmonic Baisatn,
when troubled with coughs, sore throat
lung Diseases, &c. soc and VI. Depot 6li
King street.
DR.. Simms White pulmonlc Balsam, the
positive cure In sore throat and lung dis.
eases. coughs. hoarseDe-s Group, blood
splitting, &c. Sold by regular druggists
only and at COG King street at so cents and
"a.
Or. Sim ms, No. 500 King street, has a
worm medicine which Ia the Des. on tina
market. Try bottle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17
Schedule in effect
NOV. Is. 1894

TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST HOUND
Al trains illuminated With PIntscl Light.
'IAIrtes traits.
New YORK. week tiaya. .aoa . II. 's49, rOD
s.n. u =, = q, = -. 2 ~ II ?. IN
New 0rk, sundays y o. 2 II. III 40 n. IN.
= ~. - -, Z 4. III p. IN.
Philadelphia flwcnty-Iaurth md Chest
~ .ff e. we. . d"yS 10 10 q y ii IS ~
~ e, "a $40. 70. t5a % -, $40 Tsi IL.
bundays .so1 al7. oss.7 800, III 40.
q ~ q. NJ. ! ., - ~ as, i5A b3s Gao 'a3t.
weeh dnye 'sol III. . u 10 40 q. IN. 'siS.
sunday j. Z 10 .ioa. rlz sioa. N, '2ia .sA
cttifEsSrER. woek days 1901, SIS. .7I7. cas-.
81, g., . A., y 30. ~ 40 nc 10, III Is m,
1sh. .24p 3 - %. % IS, 80. q 81 sib. TO- I'll
I'll Err. sundays .soa .al75 =oS. 81.
y lc. llto a. m q. :! A y. ass. 'ss5. 80.
AiiHnt.o city week days. e Il. .ls2l, .gl1
sa'. sundass I II, 49,. y ! N. sap. N.
EAlIiholtk Ahb WASHINGTON. .4l5
r., = Y a M ~ IL. ~, o. = 81. 'blL'SlJ
sundays. 'li5 III, 8 Ii a. NJ. .l2lB, .2Ji
w.. = 8. . y. y y y. IN.
iialiinofe and Way stationS : II a. n. aIi
I.p. datj.
y. = u. -, . u - 81. II 10 p. NJ sundays
tls, n = q & IN. IilG. 1904 81. u. . II.
tbh. il lOp. N,
pitiepufE. . !. G. M. 'I57 u. m. daily
leltago . 4 n. IN, ! q p. IN, daily.
Ijncinhhii Hisd 4. Louis IL Up. IN. and
e bh =. II. daily.
=. New urleiIils via Rristct an1 Gbatlanoo. "a,
I'D sLHp, M. daiig. Through sleeper 10 New
hipRery accommodation, iis a. IN, SUa
70 and II ~ p. n,da1ly.
EHndGnbtiE uceu lrttuoriation. week DAYS
~, III. IN, : % nud . A. y. III. SupdHy9
tao Ii. m, bs3 p.
Trains leave Market street station. Tor
Nfw York, wGeIC days, y 30 u IN.
FOR fhiladelphla. week days $40. '7l
:" - II ~ Il. ~, !5h % p IN. sundays, y ~
a. M, ttl. j. 81. q u p. ~
FOR fittSLurS and Chicago, week days Is 30
Eor baltimore. week tara, : o.. so a, M.
-, = - y. IA. sunday ~ y. IN.
Tor iaiidenRctg rud Way stations. week
orps, 9, ~ -. IA, : q, ~ p IN. SnnAn5A
stta. M. D ~ .. II.
iuHNv ThtaHulphiu tFweaIy-In urtt, aud
bestnHt htrcetsiiG r " ilHlugton, week DAYS,
u, n - . l. IA III ~ H. n, /! noon u Is
] -. 90, -, 4 ", d. .5Ut = H. 0Jj, go
. IL. '5&. So. 10 10 and II - D. IN.
sunday. - IL SD, = Il. 81 a, III ~ II. m. II
noon. 8 %. II, 'sUl. 4 ". i ~. i Is. IS ..
J, - gnl Il y. III.
i+euNa Philadelphia trSyeIfth and Market
streets, week days .52t = 81, iii % a. in.
> 10 :, J., IA. sundAyS - =. = -. III ~
IL. = ID, = = p. IN,
lei phone. No, t9L
tiee's 10 Western points lower than yiaaay
1 %. suUII. General Passenger Agent
Is. ~ GNMfitiEhlA General Aiaaater.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17
BASE BALL NE US.

This column will be devoted to base Bsll
neua Ailnsws cnnoarninR the clubs 10 re-
spectfnlfy solicited. Address all comm uni
catious to -Base Bail EDITOR Republican
offiee.l
The makeup OF the Allen Grays and the
Rockford clubs will be published on Fri.
day. The game will be a grand one and
the people should dill every scat on the
ben chez. Give the Rockford club rous.
ing send of, and the club will give the
value OF your money.
Philadelphia witewashed the Hagersto wn
club. The score was al to 0. Oil my.
The result OF the other games was as
follows:
New York, 20; Columbia. q.
Baltimore. II; Yale. g.
Cornell, @; Syracuse. A.
Reading. q; Philadelphia, s.
Princeton. IL; Georgetown, t.
The Little Casino base ball schedule is
thing of beauty. 1t contains the season's
scheduled game with spnces for marking
the runs. hits and errors and pitchers. II
also gives volume OF general base ball
news.
Dad" Clarke has eleven new and
unique expressions to get off Oh the
coaching lines Thursday.
Jack Sbairntt. formerly one OF the
Phililes. now manager OF the Bangor
Base Ball Club. is now married. His bride
was Margaret Coleman, Of Bangor, Me.
Toman will umpire for the @. A. o. this
season.
The PhilIes will rest to-day for the
opening game with Baltimore tom orrow.
Gradys hair will turn white il the
"lanigans" meet another defeat.
Keep your eye on Duke Comfy this sea.
son. lie is sure to make a record.
Wilmington will he delighted to know
that 1iinkle will catch for the Rockford
Cluu.
The Harvard baseball team started on
its Stirring trip. yesterday, and will play
Dartmouth College at Hanover to-day.
kid Cross made eight hits for a total
oil " tases yesterday. Four were home
runs, and his batting average was 1000.
Catcher Clements left last night for
baltimore to join the Phlllies lie and
Taylor Will do the battery work in the
opening game.
the University OF Pennsylvania nine
play against Lafayette College. at Easton
to day. Dickson is to pitch. aid either
kenning OF Brennan will catch.
Billy shlndle is playing third on Brook.
lyns regular nine. and Mulyey. who ia
playing on the reserves, is out piayInp
him to both at the bat and In the field.
Manager McMahon feels that he has the
best club In the State. There Will be none
but flrst class games at Front and Union
street grounds this year
Harvey will have a strong CLUB In the
aggregation Of Alva players this seahon.
The High School Club will be strong
one.
CHicAeo. ILL.,. April 16.--John McQuald,
the well known base bali umpire, died
suddenly this afternoon at the residence
OF his brother In law, Alderman Frank
LAWYER. Mctluaid had been iil several
days VITA stomach trouble. caused by
severe cold, but 1t had been thought that
he would be up In short time. Death
~ supposed TO have resulted from heart
failure due to stomach trouble.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17
PHILADELPHIA. VIII MINCroM a.
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

PHILADELPHIA VIII MINcroM a.
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
IN EFFECT NOV. 18TH. 1894
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
4.2o. sac 7.42, 1885, $50 8. is 10. o. 10. 10.
l1.25, 1913. 1151 a. NJ. sl2.35, ..37, s.05,
30. $40. SO, 7.o} s.e6. and 9.l2 p. m.
70 ASsesemglm ! a s0S, iois a. 49,
i1ss sr z a;ho ~ siS Lao and lVsS p m
s05. 6.ol. SO. io7. and sos p. M n ~ -"
For New York, 1.51. 2,55. 40. $50, Z, $50
9.43. 1905, 1016. 11.51 a M, +l2.S5, 1871
For Boston without change lois a m.
For the sonti.-southern Railway ex-
press, 6.4l y. NJ, sleepers to Augusta, Jack
ssleepers % Hot Springs. Memphis and
For West Chester. via Lamokin. $50 a.
M; 80 P M
stations. 7.40 a. m. and sss p. m.
baltimore and Washington 4.3S, SOL
s. T. H. a. and y Il M q 2ot lsS2 .llS. 2os
Rs43 night = ~N
baltimore, and intermediate stations,
2'41, 44S. SOS. and IL 81 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street sta
tti9n, fer -, Wilmington, .Sexpress) s59, 7.2o.
a'Sl, COL lu.sup Lilo 1lJS a. IN, III %, l.SJ,
2,g2, 40. 4ol, AL. sos. 5.S). 55h $50, SIT,
500. 40, lilo, ll.l6 p. IN. and 1908 night.
sds ts t e. 5$s III u I0 sSJ
p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (eXpress), Isl, o. %, 20,
$50, SEE, 943. 1905. 1l.5l a. m, a1235, 1877,
REORGANIZATION. 4 So a f M. iaiO.p l u.
For Chester lexpress) Isl, 40, $50, s.55,
lVoo II 81 a. M, l,37 5.04. 500. 7.Ol and 800
4.6s. b,lb, 7a5 and io.sb D. >. i M :. 80 ~ -"
For New York. 1.57. 2.55 40, z, $50, 80.
1905. 1l.5l a. m, t12.35, 1871 3.o5. t.05, 6 "a.
For Boston, without Change, 5s6 D. m.
For the south-Southern RAILWAY Ex-
sonvilie and st. Rugnstlne ees III D. .aG m
ssteepers to Hot Springs, Memphis and
For West Chester, via Lamokn. SIS a.
4 BALTIMORE ana a Washington. 4$s. so,.
$40 p. m. and il, 10 night. - 80
BALTIMORE, and intermediate stations.
Leave ,Ph.iadelphia. Broad street. for
~ m III t sSpr SEE s5 Is 1 III s l
Aedommesati on Us. DO 1926 a. M,
''' ao3 b 81 s2s lSS' b hG% iSs m
eiS s{s s5l ?; q. and i i i night saw '''''
Vi iSeNeSs OLD u. m, AZ p. IN.
Express for Dover. Harrington and Del
mar. S;l3. II 0S 2. m. Az p. m, 1901 Eight.
For Harrington and way stations only,
Express for Wyoming. 6.53 p. m.
Expresa for Cape Charles, Old Point
Comfort ana Norfolk. 1l.03 a. m. and 1901
night,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For New Castle, 1906 night.
for Cape Charles Old Point Comfort
and Norfolk, 1901 night.
For Middetown, Clayton, Dover Wv
oming, FELTON,. Harrington, Brldgeviie.
Seaford, Laurel. and Delmar. 1901 night.
c'l Congressional Limited Express
trains, composed entirely of Pullman Yes
ttbule, Parlor and Dining Cars. No extra
fare other than the usual Pullman charge
% Limited Express trains composed OF
Pullman Nestibule Parlor Cars, Vestibuls
Passenger Coaches and Dining Car. No
extra fare.
Fer further Information passengers are
referred to the ticket agent at the station,
S. NJ. PREN0ST j. r. wOOD
General Manager. General Pass ACT
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17

Our farmers should plant a great
er quantity OF potatoes. as they certainly
pay fair profit If properly attended to.
They are now selling at u dolllr bushel
aud several weeks must elRpse Def ore
there can be any considerable reduction
In price No other crop Will pay better.
We hope the farmers will think over the
matter, and make proper selection OF
seed. as well US proper fertilization and
preparation Of the soil. Ii may be well to
pay some attention to tho slgns, but be-
cure 10 cultivate weli and DO your pa TT
thoroughly and The yield will b,a fair
one
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17

John Dobson's blanket mill at the Falls
OF the Schuylkill in Philadelphia. caught
fire about 80 o'clock last evening, and
were damaged to the extent of $4,000.
throwing nearly one thousand hands out
OF employment. The fire started in the
dyelng room and thon rapidly communi.
Gated to ths wool room and licked up
everything in its road of destruction.
There was no Insurance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17

IRi 1AEI.E4N rfit / oct. !sth 1894.
itatlta Leave Wilmington 4ErenGA street
stutiu3 for l., n q, j IilulIon, NuaIait.5,fu,
W mt tthhi, Guy oHU0uft, tFano4ue, Gussart,
hAGd tuTl Huelluh. F0nSp89n &esl ,lEeS.
ttr, I'm fetFilto, MUHuuyfHe, Coate.YiIle
aud .atcrMel!ate stations daily except sun.
day. al ',',l 4, NJ 2At 40 and , A. p nj, sun.
taI MY III a.ht u. IN. l.0 hIil l. o H. m.
iur HyneFDuts 4uncaonr Springfield sni
intermediate stat3png 5alty except sunday.
~ 80 = H. - and 5.i5 p Ia. Sunday only
IA s'Ui;t M, y aud 80 D. M,
L9t lopnna. Bifdsb0ro. leaiing and inter.
ned'ate statioG5 datly oNcGpI sunday, at
u, NJ and l+,l y. M
~. q MCGAISl AND. supcrtn, enlont,
boNNtsS bltiGGs. Gen Pass. Agent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17

Richard Crockers horse, Eau de Gallie.
won in the Newmarket Craven meeting,
held at Newmarket, England, on Tuesday.
The race was Tor the Crawford plate han.
dicap OF $50 soYereigns each, with 800 SOW
ereigns added. The distance was six fur.
longs, with jockey Simms up, Tue horse
went to the post with s to | against him
by tho bookes. 1t was surely big roast
for Crocker and Dwyer. Hurrah for
America and her crack horses und Jockeys.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17

w. w. nhshlnls, the weathest citizen
OF Sussex county,died at Laurel his home.
last night from heart trouble kfter an III.
ness OF a few hours. widow and two
children survive him. one child being the
wife of DIR. j. A. Ellegood of this city.
Mr., bashiels was y years OF age and was
a prominent member OF the NJ, p. Church.
His estate is valued at $500. 000 $3.50 GOO OF
which is in government bonds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17
GREAT VALUES.

At time have been enabled the public suc var
ues as the present 1t is simply wonderful that such
furniture be sold at the surprisingly low figures
here alone you'll find them Tere Others to sure but
when look the field quality quantity into con-
sderation you'll give merit where
merit is due.