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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10

Mr. Edward McInall visited our city
yesterday. Mr.. McInall Is now resident
OF Philadelphia.
Miss Lula Newman is visiting friends In
Chester.
Cbarles n. Mariel has been nominated
on the Republican ticket OF Delaware
County ae poor director from the North.
ern District
Mre. Eugene Sutton Is vlsiting Mira. @.
G. Cobourn ut Marcus Hook.
Munssy. s Magazine for the month of
May contains good likeness Of ExSena.
tor Higgins.
Hamilton Maxwell died at Farnhurst on
Wednesday at the age OF 5i years.
DR.. Josephine NJ. X. White will deliver
very Interesting lecture to tine ladies' of
tho Y, W. G. A. thid evening at Z As O'Clock.
very cordial Invitation Ia extended to all
the lat:y members and their friends.
Magistrate Daley last evening held Ru.
dolph Rnln under u bond OF 800 to keep
the pence for using abusive language
toward Sarah L2zle Jackson.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10
For corsemp, Of coprs.

William Whitaker yesterday morning
was allowed to go on Ieoognlzances to
appear at the court last evening. He
failed TO appear and q eapias for contempt
OF court was issded. later In the evening
he was arrested for being too happy over
the adjournment OF the Legislature by
drinking too much ice water.
John Gllnn. John Conner, William Lu.
kens and James Noon were held at this
mornings session of Municipal Court for
a hearing on Monday evening on the
charge OF assault and battery on Willard
Draper,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10
To Enter .Iournnii.n.

Professor y. q. Shortldge. who was re-
leased from the Norrlstown Insane Asylu IN
OIL Monday py habeas corpus proceeding q
Ia about to engage III journalistic pur-
suits. He has secured good position on
the staf Of the New York Herald. it is
understood. lie is now with his brother
AItyOr Shortli1pa hara
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10
RuruinF tnpiurcii.

On Monday night last the store OF Allen
Moore and Go. at Lelpslc was broken into
and $500 in bills, iewelry. clothing and
hardware were carried oil.
Detective Hutohlns on that day saw
Eugene Macharet In the neighDorohod and
at once suspected him.
The detective at once notified the police
OF this city and Philadelphia. Detectives
Nckentz aad DonaRhy yesterday arrested
Macheret In PHILADELPHIA and secured
$500 worth OF the stolen property. Ma.
cheret about six years ago was arrested
In this state for doing job In Philadel-
phla. He served term In the Eastern
Penitent!ary.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10

NOTICE -Memtit RS of Ninuun TrIbe No.
~ 3. lmttd u Ii. A., ard ui Utnrr lr 'hcs:-
You hre earnestly requested To assrsuLlu at
MiHMam GA =ItIi sun, present moon
sun ay, May i2th. AT 80 a. IN, 70 attend
Divine Services al scot VI. l.. Church. at
$50 D. M, 10 htttn4 celebration Of It. lam
many's bay It tpei4 House; aud at G.41 p.
N. Ia aticIsd biNl=e SerN ICES ut BranlywIiie
NJ, e.. thuUh. ltpgalIas u d IS htlr gloves
Will TO w,In. ,lno. II httc Jr.. Z. OF Il
bS otdrf vi Sachtsui5 iulO-at
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10
KENNARD { CO
G .,-623 Market ST.

No other advertising can
possibly be so effective as the
silent, constant, permanent in.
fluence of those who have
found their interest we'll served
at our counters, and we put
forth every effort to transact
our business on this solid basic
of real and unmistakable ser.
vice to our patrons.
This business is stronger,
better organized today than at
any time in the past. Greater
stocks and better at your COM
mand than ever.
Prices the lowest consistent
with the quality of the goods.
The Corset Department is
above the average in makes
and qualities.
just now we have q line Of
Corsets made to our special or
der by the celebrated DIR.
Warner.
They are light weight sum.
mer goods. 80 cents, one case
only. -..... ....
Another grade by the same
maker, 48 cents.
r. & G. Corset, so cents and
Sl.00.
II. & S., rs cents, $l.O0.
Sonnette, $1.o0.
S. b., Sl.00.
?. D., Sl.75 up.
G. P, 1925 up. +
Ferris Waists.
Jackson Waists.
We have the up to date
styles in all qualities.
Hamburg Embroideries in
very extensive assortment.
Never in our history have we
shown such line of goods, and
never before at the low prices
of to-day.
Summer Knit Underwear
from l2a cents to the fine
Wool and Silk qualities.
There is a special drive in
ladies' low neck, no sleeves,
Lisle Vest, at Is cents, White.
Large and important stock
of Laces, especially the ever
popular Valenciennes-from %
cents to $4o0 per dozen yards.
New Jet All.Over Laces-
from 81 to S3 50per yard
81 inches wide.
Don't forget that we have a
line of Colored and Black Silk
Nelvets, unsurpassed in this
marhet-$1 90, $3.50, $500.
Don't fail to visit our Waist
Dep artment. You will see one
of the finest lines of Wash
Waists shown anywhere.
That S5.cent one is great
value.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10
We Have Struck The
Popular Heart and
the People Are with
Us.

The success of the great manufacturers'
sale mt 22s Market street has proved one
OF the sensations In the history of tho
clothing busluees In the city of Winning
ton. The thousands of buyers who have
locked 10 our doors. have been delighted
with the bargains th,y have got At this
great sale OF line clothing. Every buyer
has proved walking aud talking advsr.
tlsement by sending their friends o obtain
clothing at prlccs never heard OF, We are
bound To sell this stock ia the shortest
time possible, therefore, for this week. we
have still made larger and deeper cuts In
lhe prices OF our immense stock. Don't
put it oil, but come immediately. whie
the assortment Is still largo, Re.uember,
You get three dollars worth oil line cloth.
ing for one dollar in cash.
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER.
Mems elegant Sprlng Overcoats at - 90.
Mems business SUITS .3 80, worth 50.
Mems suite $3.50, worth Sl2.
Mems elegant Clay Worsted Suits at
IS 90 worth $50.
Mems elegant Black and Blue Cheyiot
Suits at "A 30. worth S3
Mems CRssmere SUITS at SC. 90, worth
Sl3 50.
Boys elegant Suits at 60c and 81, worth
$3.50
Boys Suits at slto. 81, se,4s worth
Thousands OF Mems heavy working
pants at SOC.
Elegant Cashmere Pants at 9lc, worth
$3.50
Fine Dress Pants si5O. worth a.
Elmo Drosa Pants ~ worth 81
ChtlLren's Jersey aud Velvet suits at loss
than cost OF the goods.
Spr!ug Overconts at your own price
Fine Serge suits ut 50 % urth SiI
Elegant Imported Serge suits ut S7.eO
worth SlG.
1900 CAllCren's Wash Suits at 29c.
Thousands OF other bargains. Don't
buy dollars worth Of clothing any.
where but come here rst and convince
yourself that wlGt is AeIo advertised are
facts bevond dispute. Thuusands of
Children's knee Pnnta ut l3c per pair.
Lots oil Coats aud Vests nni odd Vests at
moro trIile, and many other Immense
bargains.
Como and see them. Costs nothing to
ins4ect lio very careful and make no
mistake. Look Tor number rs Market
street, Aud be sure you ure In tho right
| place, Bear in mind there are no branch
| stores connected with this wonderful sale
| oil hlgh'clas5 clothing chance for such
! wonderful bargains occurs only once in II
| LIE time at
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10
22S Market ST., Wilmington, Del.

Car taro allowed to all purchasers living
outside the city. During this great sale
OF clothing at retail. the store will remain
open from IN the morning uutu IL at
nlGht Saturday until II O'clock. mid.
night All goods sold ut private sule; no
auction.
See that You get In tho right store,
Look fur the number. rs. before ntcrlug
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10
Under ,h, SbcrIn'. Hammer.

Sheriff Glllis yesterday afternoon sold a
property Of j. Morton Dillon, on Front
street near Clayton to Samuel A. McCaul-
Icy, anu the property of Michael kenney,
Mt Eleventh anu Tatnall streets. to Johr
Ia Bradford. Ihls morning properly
OF JamOs Ball, deceased, was sold TO Chas
NJ lIurlla for SlEnl.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10
hAm JEL 1ALns
No. 6l2 Penn street,
The Weathe,

Tomorrow promises to be fair
and rather cooler. sunday partly cloudy
with showers In different sections and
rather cooler.
THE TEMPERATURE.
The Thermometer at the Republican
Office to-day:
z o'clock. I2 O'Clock. Po'clock.
rs IS p5
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10
DEATHS.

MANw Elton the Sth of May, 1875. Hamil.
ton Maxwell. aged 81 years
Relatives and friends are ivy tied to attend
the funeral. from his late reSid nee. No. us
ii"e street. on saturday afternoon. at .
O'Clock. lntctinent at Green Hill CemetoI y.
NlLi.ER-On tue 9Th inst. i. Is. y. Miller,
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral frcm his late res
idence. Eighth and Franklin streets. Monday
morning at 9.S1 O'Clock. High mass at 1T.
Peters Pro Cathedral. lnterment ut New
Cat hcdrnl Cemetery
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10
Was Il Taken In Mistake.

well known young man was ad mitted
TO the Delaware Hospital yesterday morn.
Ing suffering from having taken a dose o [
poison. From what can he learned OF the
case 1t appears that he reported having
drank the drug to tho police ~ tn city In
mistake, DR.. Hughes then trd d nm re.
moved to the hospital He ID all right to.
day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10
PFOn0f PAYMENT

wish to thank the Delaware beneficial
Association and Mr.. Charles Haywood the
Geneaal Manager, for their prom ptness In
paying my accident clean through MIR. O.
Ii. Collins my agent. think this is the
bast Association In the state, and recon-.
mend 1t to everybody.
SAMUEL GALE.
No. 6l2 Penn street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10

Before tina Eureka Club In the Front
Street Theatre. Baltimore. last night
young Dougherty OF this city fought q
draw with Frank Farrell.
Gehrlng of Baltimore and ZIegler of
Philadelphia spared six rounds. The
go WAS declared draw.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10
ChIcl.ons Win Two Uodt...

William Hawke. 100 Maryland avenue.
had chicken recently Matched out with
two bodies, four legs, four wings, double
neck and one head, The little bird is now
or exhibition at the corner OF Brown and
Stroud street 1t ID preserved IN alcohol
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10
Meeting nj AslIury.

Tho meeting at Asbury Church was of
unusual interest and power last night.
There were several ut tho altar anG one
conversion. TheIe were shouts of praise
and spirit of general rejoicing. This
was by all odds the best of the serles, The
meeting Will close Sunday nighL.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10
Their Rcsignntipn Accepted.

Tne members OF ex. Governor Marvtrs
etntf who resigned upon his death, this
morning received lotiers from acting
Governor Watson5 letters Of acceptance.
I he now stan Will be appointed either to-
day or TO morrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10
CROSBY
- ...

Most people like to know
where they can get the best
return for their money, not
withstanding the fact that all
kinds of Dry Goods are SO
cheap. At no time in the past
did a dollar possess so great a
purchasing power as now. If
money.saving is your object we
have the goods and the prices
that will bring you here. 1t
will certainly pay you to shop
at our store, as goods never
were better in quality, more
beautiful and attractive in style
and lower in price. Some of
our goods are just a little more
than nothing in price, but a
great deal in real value. The
'Best for the Money" is our
motto all the time.
so pieces Beautiful Organ
dies. beautiful in coloring, ex-
quisite in design, 25,cent goods,
for 12a cents; just half price.
Satin Stripe White Swiss
Muslin. Lace stripes, coin
spots, for l2a cents; half price.
You say, a great loss, but it
falls not upon us, but upon
the importer. 1t is not every
person who knows enough to
avail themselves of a bargain.
Do you!
More goods at so cents on
the dollar or less.
Striped Swiss; 20.cent goods,
for 10 cents. Plaid and stripe
piques, 25 cent goods, for 10
cents.
Just think of All.wool Hen.
riettas, 45 inches wide, in all
the choice spring shades, 90
cent quality, for 33 cents a
yard, We have beautiful things
in Spring and Summer Dress
Stufls at very low prices which
you should see.
Ladies' Lisle Thread Summer
Underwear, in white, cream,
lavender, light blue and pink,
beautifully trimmed, splendid
quality worth so and rs cents;
we are selling them at 90 cents
each; match them if you can
anywhere.
A lot of Mems Night Shirts,
excellent quality Of muslin,
beautifully and elaborately
trimmed, regular 81 and $l.25
goods; sale price, SO cents.
100 pairs Ladies' Black Spun
Silk Hose, should be IS cents
a pair. This lot goes at 40
cents a pair, 3 pairs for $l,4O.
Ladies' regular made fast black
Hose at l2A cents a pair, which
are a great seller, known as
'|lhe Queens Own" brand.
Splendid values in Black and
Colored Silk Ribbons, Corsets,
Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Laces,
Small Wares, MusIins, Table
Linens, Towels, Napkins, etc,
Ladies' Waists, the newest
and best things in silk and cot.
ton fabrics. The cream OF
the market at the lowest prices.
DON'T buy your waist until you
examine our stock if you want
the best for the money We
ora caIli,o, Ictc Of tba,,,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10
MnYr ni tic NNicIseh

At tho session Of Municipal Court last
evening Frank Wilson was charged with
larceny OF check valued at S1.50. The
case was dismissed. The charges of lar i.
csny against Fred Burnett, and Elmer
johnson were dismissed. Tho charge of
violating a city ordinance against Reed i
Brother Compnny WAS dismissed.
The Court isBued attachments for three
toys. George Maokey. Charles Robinson
and Laurence Riley. They failed to an
swer to the charge OF disorderly conduct.
Walter Hendrlckson was charged with
discharglng firearms within the city lin.
its. The case was dismissed
Frank Duncan ind John Hannlgan were
held fer further hearing on the charge
OF assault on James McPherson.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10
Burke i.eic,t.eti,

Frank Burke OF this city, who has been
in Chester County Jail for nine months on
the charge OF burglary in hennett Square
was released tho other day without beiug
sentenced as he rendered Information
which convicted his pals.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10

dt dt d. Oh Dollars saved are dollars
Lw I'D lp ID eRrned To apply this maxim
you must watch tho bargains advertised. The
Goid Embcss Wnii Papers now being sold
by the FIDELITY WALIPAPEIi 90. of ~.
North Ith ST.. Philadelphia, for loo ana l!c,
per piece come under this head.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10

Miss Smith OF l120 King ST.. is having
n dchgtfal visit among Washington rala.
tlye5 she cOntemplaLes spending some
weeks.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10

Representative Rpbbln3 was stricken
with nervous prostiatlJn yesterday after
the Adjournment, aud SO i'll was he that
Dr. Peter Cooper had to bs called into at.
tendance.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10
nIr. r,rc NntnrnndIlln,e.

James Tyre the councilman from the
Seventh ward hLs decline renomina-
tlon in favor of james Mckelvey.
Colonel John Wainwright Ia u candidate
for Council from the fifth ward and re-
spuctluIy sol!cits the support OF the yot.
ers there,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10
n n kn IA hds T'A3 Cough GIrss
D "a I'VE t. - np nI'Hs' IN Cold
Hours.
LoUNL DOTS.

Don't miss tha big nickel plate show.
Tuesday, May l3 aud IA. Popular prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10

The best acrl bats nerInlleta wlro woIl,.
ers luggiers, eoHtoft!onlsts, that money
can Mrs are with W H. llarr,s' new nickel
plale show Front ana Culon streets
monday and Tuesday May 18th and lith.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10

1t was George ana not Parsha i Peterson
who fell ana cut his head yester-
day afternoon. Mr. Peterson is 81 years of
age.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10
Thrown from Ills Wagon.

Yesterday while George Fisher. tho
undertaker, was driving down East Fourth
street the horse became unmanageabe @.
AT Poplar street tho team dashed into q
pole, breaking the wagon and throwing
Its occupant to the ground. Although
badly shakeu upand scared Mr.. Fisher was
not seriously Injured.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10

"Senator." the equine marvel. Is with.
steed In tho world uni Is with W. Il.
Harris famous nickel plate show. Front
and Union streets. Monday aud Tuesday,
May 10 and IA. Popular prces.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10

w. II. Harrls' World Famous Nickel
Plate SHOW will exhibit at Front andUnion
streets. Monday and Tuesday, May 18th
und 18th. Popular prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10

A trip to Washington ID. O., under any
circumstances. cannot but prove Interest,"
Ing and Instructive. but when made
under the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany's perfect personally.conducted tour
lat system the trip is an ideal one In every
particular.
The last tour OF this season's series
leaves New York and Philadelphia OH May
23Id.
The rates, including accom- m odations at
WashlnRton's best hotels are $l3. SO from
New York and sll.50 from Phllade phIa;
proportlonate rates from other points.
Detailed itinerary Will he sent on appli.
cation to Tourist Agent, 1895 Broadway,
New York. or Room All, Broad Street
Strllnn. Ihllalnlnnla
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10
BASE BALL NEWS

This column will be devoted to Base Bail
news Aiinews concerning the clubs is re-
Gallons TO base Bail Editor" Republican
olfice.l
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10
MARRIAGES.

LOVE-w Asbury Parsonage
No. %? Walnut street, May 9lh by the liey
Jcnn H. Howard u. D., Howard H. Love
anu Irene 5. Wiieon. both OF this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10
Ruling price.
HOOPtRS ANOOlAE = s:::::::: :::;:: s:;::::

Mira. t. W. Hawkins, Chattanooga. Tom:
says. 'Shiiohs Ntnlizer Saved My Life
consider it tho best remedy for debili.
tnted system | ever used" For Dyspep.
sin, Liver or Kidney trouble 1t exeels.
rrice ii cts.
Sold by N. d. panrorth. Druggist. S. l. or.
nj and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10
IDTATiONA
Reported by
HI.ALD ~ COMPANY.
bankers RIlh BROKERS'.
FFF1N'ET WIIW EFTVINVTSs
Seventh and Market Streets

Investment and Securities ylsldln1
from I to per cent.
orders Tor the purchase md sale of
stocks and lioni3on Commission axrcut-
cd AT all tie Stock exchanges
Private telegraph wires to Now YORK,
Philadelphia. Boston and Chicago.
Foreign BrIlts aud Lotter5 or Credit 10
gliei.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10

Daniel ". Taylor was thoroughly dis.
gusted with tho action OF the legislators,
He thinks Mr.. DUPONT should have been
elected.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10
NEW YORK
CLOTHING HOUSE,
3l6 MARKET STREET.
Max Ephraim, Prop.

Strictly one price and if dis.
satisfied with your purchase we
will return your money.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10

AtANlEDah a situAtiOu by Il relitbIa girl
Wy nj general hpuseworG. Apply nt I1a2
Union street. !ng-2L'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-10

The House allowed its accounts, as fol.
lows:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-28
Iuxemhurprr Bnsettf.

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tleine Diterreihii6e Brigade mubte
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maj es ben noroiIten 8riioern oann
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stpeflos nun uno ansssiunsen!
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-28

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man gut, niAt 81 OptimiitilA in oieiem
Yuntte Su iein.
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Danfcu.

Die i60nen Nomer, mel6e Die lln=
0lQUbt9cu it6 beilegeu, ijuo ebenip
t0ui6enO ME Die G%tiQuetten Orf Den
@8eiuflNi6en. SIN OerflOienen SObr-
lunOert nOunten le li6 in 9euti6lauO
bic SQuminnten", in 6rNntrei6 Die
oltorten @eiiter". Sinoil6e Giteltcit!
Sic 9euti6en WNreu niht erleu6teter,
Die 6ran3Olen ni6t itdrtere Geiitsr ais
ibre Gta6b0rn, wel6e oil SOnntO9eu
nod in Die WIeiie 9in0en uno CUR Otter
5eit Die III. Sntr0mente empiin0en.
Sn unicren 3N9en nennen iNe it6
rSiberNle", n9lui9etlGrte", g6rciIin-
nl0e", o6OrtitrittIer", .freie6oriber",
I'm tbre SO~sI09uu9 BON Der Stride uuO
ibre gefreiun9 pom YrieiterjOh 81 be
Sci6uen. 98enu Ite Ii6 Ober fir ~Ireier,
NutQetldrter. iOrt9ci6rittener mo irei=
iinnlger oils Hnoere Wtenihen bnlten, 10
miiNen mir oa5 ibrer @itelteit Sui1rci=
ben. gtidt 8r0Beres &ertraucn Der
oIeHen oIeieni8en, peI6e iI9 ~8rOBe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-28
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bat Die 6rs6bsit uno Der llsbermutb
Der juOenliberalen Glique abermals
cine i6mere &rills acknowledgements.
Getanntlib bate Der pGptli6e Wuntius
glgliaroi iiln9lt auf ieiner 9teiie in linz
9arn, bic er duf Nnordngen YdnHDs
ielblt uuteruOmulcu bate (ganiip bate
ipobl Nebengeoanten oabei), iib iiber
bic nerlen tirhenpOlitil6sn 8eiebe in
Der g8eiie ausgeiprOden, ipie es ben
tir6li6en @runoi0gen entipri1t. Sars
iiber mar 9rOBer 3Orn bel ben 9iberas
len uno Der neutrality-suspicious. Yaniip
lieB iih i'm NbNeOronctenbauIe cine
SnterpsaatiDn IN Der Su6e oppor=
tiren. Sn Der geantwOrtunQ omsriel-