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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-15

WlLsoN--ln this city. on March Iath, 1895.
William W. Wilson IN his Z ID year
Relatives aud friends OF tho family are re.
specially invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence, No. So West Tenth street
Oh friday afternoon. Services Mt the house mt
o'clock. lnterlhent AT ihverview cemetery
McCUSKER.-On Mar h lsth, 1897 Martha A.
McCusker, wife OF Daniel McCnsker.
Relatives and irionds are invited 10 at.
tend the funeral from the residence of her
husband No. slG W est Second street on sat
urday morning, March ID, 1876. at o o ciock
High mass ut ST. Peter Pro-CathedTal. In.
torment at New Cathedral Cemetery.
DEMMON-On the 18th instant Nara Dem
mon, aged 10,
mter'nent ut Lower Braudywino on Fri.
day afternoon.
on March nth 1885. in
New York City. Mrs. Annie &c. Carey OF
ilhingtnn, Del
RYAN-On March l2th 1905, at hos home In
iotkiyn. Mary Lizzie Ryan, aged % years
CoNIY-on March, it'll, 1897. Clara infant
daughter OF william and Annie Comfy
age6 10 months.
Relatives and friends OF the family are 10.
spocttu W invited to attend the funeral
srrv'ees Saturday afternoon at y O'Clock ut
the re ,.hehce of the parents. No.lln3 Is street.
Sonth " Huntington. Delaware. IntermeEt at
Rivcrvlew Cemetery.
DOUGItERTY-In PhIlndcIphia March ~.
1875, Sarah widow or the late. Patrick
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
her funeral from the r, W. a u. depot en-
Monday morning. at il.ta. intermeut In St,
Joseph s Cemetery. BrandywIne
CURLETT.--At her rssid nee No l5a3 North
Twepty-fitth street, Philadelphia Wednes-
day March 18th. 1898. Jane r., wife OF ia mes
Cnllett. aged 81 years.
Services at her late residence on sunday
March iHh NJ 2p. IN. lnterment Mt North
wood Cemetery.
KELEEY.-On March u, 1906 Howard Il
sou OF BENJAMIN f., and Iilley Kelley. az ed
9months AMI ten days.
Relatives aud triends are invited 10 attend
HE funeral from ID" residence M liai
South street. South Wilmington on sun-
day aft rnOon Mt :. 30 O'Clock. /
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-15

Alot OF harness will be sold at public
sale at Stidham'r auction room. to.mor-
row morning at 10 O'clock.
Geo I. Barnhill's wps.wagon run down
and wrecked at Front and Market strs els
by being struck by an electric car.
Mr.. Albert Thatcher Is still in feeble
health. He is improving very slowly.
L. j. Elias was re-nppointed town baillff
and collector OF Laurel.
The funeral of Miss May Pennington
took place on Wednesday at Mlddletown.
X. G. Whltlock will move from Middle.
town to the Cleayer farm near Newcastle.
stephen Springer, father OF Drs. Willard
and Frank Springer, is critically Ill suffer.
ing with grip.
Meredith is having his grocery etore,
corner Sixth and Madison streets, enlarg.
ed. The new store will have floor space
OF 63x34 feet.
Eggs are selling In many parts of Glou.
cester county. N. j., at IL cents d dozen.
NJ j. b. Winslow Ia putting In a now
window at the Western Union office. cor
ner Third aud Market streets.
Mru. W. Scott Vernon and sons left to.
DAY 10 spend Sunday with her parents at
Bridgeton. N. j.
Mrs. Charles Il. Grlnith, accom- panied
by her son Charles, returned home from a
months visit 10 her parents ut Camden,
N. j.
Mr., George v. Massey says that his 70.
sltion in the Senatorial contest IL M orc
ideal than real. In other words he is not
IN II nor anybody else appears TO be In IL,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-15
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-15
FOURTH EDITION



The Diamond State Athletic Club gave
= creditable musical and sparrlng enter
tainmsnt In the Grand Opera House last
night In the presence of about one thous.
and people.
The musical numbers included banjo
duets by Messrs. Compton and Weir
6perrier and Thompson. solos by William
Connolly and Eddie Clarke There was a
an exhibition In fencing By Professors
Efitch anu Sogalr and tumbling feats by
Messre. Burns, Mchiahon, Roberta, Turk
lallentine. Logan and Shald wick.
Tho tlrst sparrtng contest was between
McMoDigal and smith who made very
pretty light. leslie Mcconnell and an
Englishman named Porter, spared three
rounds, both doing good work, Daniel
Mcdonnell OF Camden was to have met
Pierce but the former did not appear
In Tour round contest for decision
between Pat Mcdonnell and George Car.
rigan. the iattAr bested his man and got
the decision.
The four round contest for a decision
between Frank Hofieoker. and oe I.ollaud
was deolded unfairly To Lolland, who had
met Aolecker in place OF Jack Smyrna of
Chester, who failed To put In an appear
aDce. Lolland did all the fighting aud
nearly knocked his man out, but In spite
Of his work Hoilecker was given the de
cision. which brought n deatening chorus
Vi Kisses and boots from the auditors.
The six'round contest between John
Glynn and Mike Hallahan oil Camden, n.
d., began by disappointment the local
tighter refusing to meet Hallahan for q
decision, he being overweight. Glynu in
stating hts objection said that he met his
only defeat at the hands OF a man over his
weight and did not again propose to place
Ills reputation at stake.
Hallahan In his defence said he out.
weighed his opponent Quay two and q
halt pounds but knowing ones declared
him to be ten pounds the heavier man.
However he was willing to meet GIynn
and the fight began. The Philadelphia
pugllist had the advantage In height.
reach and weight hnt the midget" Kept
MIN guessing" and 30 cleveriy avoided
punishment That the contest ended with
honors even. This was the wind up.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-15
Come IL and get a .Sha0roch'

Come IL and get q Ma0roch!
Free.
These sudden changes What
are you going to do about them?
Why not get Spring Over.
coat, they'll cost you very little.
We have some all wool with
silk sleeve Innings at 81. They
are worth $40. Maybe they'll
save S25 in doctors bills. Two
samples in the window-more
inside.
Can't say much ab out Heavy
Weight Oyercoats; about 10
left. Probably when YOU come
to the store they'll be gone,
better see, though.
We had the biggest Over.
coat trade this winter since we
opened store. We're going to
do the biggest trade in Spring
Clothes too. They're coming
III daily-suppose you come in
aud look at some.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-15

The funeral OF Mr.. Daniel G. Warner
took place from his fathers residence.
No. e03 Delaware Avenue yesterday
afternoon beginning at O'Clock. Tho
body was enoased an a casket surrou nded
on every side by emDlems several from
tho schoolmates OF the deceased and
numerous Others from friends The ser.
vice began by the singing of the ny mn
Lead Kindly Light by the choir OF st.
Andrews Church. Bishop Coleman read
the Scripture lesson from the XIV chap ter
oil Corinthians. The sermon incident
to the solemn and i'm pressivs service W as
preached by Rev. Charles l.. Murray who
chose for his text the verse: In my
Fathers house are many mansions. T. It
we're not so would have told you. I-go
10 prepare place for you" John l5 ~.
Following the sermon was an address by
Bishop Coleman which was followed by
the solemn funeral service of tine church
conducted by the Rev Ii. Ashton Henry.
The services closed with the benediction
by Bishop Coleman
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-15
THE EMPIRE
Department Store
The Integrity Of Mute Merchandise.

MercEanIlise is mute, 1t cannot exiol
ltselI cannot misrepfesent Itself by
words Is tilo important suhi-ct OF mans
decumut,un. 10 1t honest or otherwise,
and yet merchandise has an Integrity
which asserts itse more iorcIbiy than by
language. Inc Integrity Ul reality over
powers OTAl Or printed assertions The
eye aud tho hand OF the customer hold a
conversation with merchandise, mud that
CUnversa' i3n is known as Sight aud
Touch Pfeclsely 80 we wish you to
talk with our merchandise Ignore our
stattmonla. leave us ont Of 1t II you
please, walk right up the articles we show
you tuke them In your hand, Inspect
them with your eye. let sight anu Touch
bring yu2 And tlG goods together Tor a
mutual Understanding. We Will abide by
what nerchandiSa tels you OF itssir-so
DC on hand II yon Gu'ay you Will lose.
SAIURI /, MA4cN 10Th
We will beat i,I previous reuorus i2c
bargains We expect crowds IN all our
departments.
Extra fine apron glngham. regular
price everywhere !, &c. you call buy II to.
day for 4 IL yd.
An elegant ladies' hand bag only | col.
or left, tan, Tor 59e.
Perhaps you are Interested Ia chenille
table covers We want To close out tn.
balance. So you can have our regular - 80
cover Tor pne hull, II Is.
Bed lick suitable for awnings etc, tia
the reguitir i5c quality. Just THINK OF 1t
selling fOraI % I'd.
Nelveteep skirt braid. as u very staple
article. yet it ID worth lOr, We Will sell 1t
to you for g piece, warranted yds.
&c II spob for Brooks COTTON.
5.C vi IqI harrow hamburg edging
s. 70 va FOR elegaat q - crash LuwelluE
A., o for hee huneYconb towels.
et3c tor niee gents line gilt collar button,
guaranteed not to taTnIsh. worth zoe.
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WRAPPERS. WRAPPERS.
They are selling rapidly, 100 outing
flannel wrhppers. soiue worth ~ 10 aud
some not as iuuchi TO close at Csc nude
with extra wl1e skirt. empire shape, with
balloon slaevs5.
LADIES. WAISTS.
100 ladies' elegant light uolor waists
made In the latest fad wrrtn twice as
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2 to a yeaFs OF age, they are worLn whole
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! OIL chevul wa don't plVe you gay ana
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| 1t is strange Jon may say. but we do It,
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| First quality agate euaueled llppered
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/ 24c.
/ First quality agate annmelsd tea.kettlcs
/ with patented spout Attachments actual
/ value : % reduced to $50
| Patented coffee stralners &c.
Nee fancy TIN double match safes &C.
ton quart Rhtvanizei zinc bucket 92c.
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I with ntt ot sui safg continued &c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-15

BUFFALO, March l5.-At the trial Of
Mr., and Mrs. Robinson yesterday for the
murder Of Lawyer Gibbs there was u
scramble for admission and the Same
eager curiosity to see the prisoners, Sadie
OF course being the ocnter OF attraction
The most important witness was Bert
Snyder the Cleveland man who was In
the thick of Robinson's Cleveland trou,
bles.
Witness said he had known Sadie since
she was an infant but had met Clarence
for the first time last summer. On that
occasion Sadie and Clarence had talk,
and finally Clarence, who had his mus.
tache blacknnrd and towel about his
head, placed two pistols at Sadie's head
and said, Throw up your handsl'
Robinson then said: "That's the way
we did tho Buffalo man up"
Then slowly Mr.. Quackenbush dragged
the story out, how Clarence and Sadie had
told of meeting Gibbs on Delaware avenue;
how they had attacked him, and when
Gibbs struck Mt him with an umbrella OF
cane he shot him and then Sadie shot him.
did Clarence tell you how they were
dressed that nighty' Yes Sadie had on
ono of Clarences suits He had ham
merless gun and she had an American
bulldog"
Mr.. Quackenhush showed witness tho
two guns, which were identified as the
ones shown to witness by Clarence at
Cleveland.
What did Mrs. Robinson say OF Clar.
ence at Clovclund?" ''She said he was .
professional crook. Whom he was showing
how to hold people up he had his coat but
toned up about his neck and his hat pulled
down over his eyes,
Did they tell you what they did after
they shot Gibbsy" yes. They said they
ran and Sadie got through barbed wire
fence, and in so doing toro triangular
hole in the trousers she wore that night"
Judge Hardo5ty took the witness and
proceeded to put him through a scathing
cross eXami nation. He succeeded in get.
ting him SO badly ratified that he was not
able to swear that the reyolvers produced
were those Robinson had at Cleveland, or
that they were revolyers but did not ma
terially weaken the witness testimony
The witness identified pair of pants
produced MS those worn by Sadie but they
We're shown to have two distinct tears in
stead of one, as had been positively sworn
to by the witness.
The next witness was Detective DorAn,
OF the Cleveland force, the man who dis
covered the first clew. He told of the ar.
rest OF Robinson in Cleveland on charge
OF burglary and how Sadie had told a ram
bling story of q man being held up and
shot IN Buffalo by man named Flanni-
gan. Witness went to see Flanagan and
Snyder, who were both in jail on charge
OF burglary, and got story of the shoot
ing of Gibbs, In which the Robinsons were
made the guilty parties.
The next statement got ont Of Sadie was
to the effect that Clarence had done tho
shooting The statement was shown to
Clarence, snd this latter thereupon denied
that he had done the shooting, and had
plaesd the blame upon his wife, saying
that ~hiis he was 5oldlng Gibbs up Sadie
had dssi the fatal shot. "ClAeaos, - said
the witas's, vas vary ssx.Sas TO know
whether 6Adta hSd made the statements
for the purpose Of getting rid OF him. thAs
abe might Sr trsa 70 60 OF with some othay
mRn."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-15


member of the present Ssidl Orohes-
tra said in recent conversation on com.
poears. I'VE musicians recognize the
musician In this C untry, Hts compo.
stuons and arrangements prove 1t. Ills
late concerts Tor violuncello full orches.
ira Is one OF tho finest compositions of
tho kind ever written"
This was saving great deal. aad Her.
bert himself would not admit hull so
much, Tor lie Is an exceedingly modest
man, hut II was said adviselly Victor
Herbert 10 now conductor OF the famous
old Gilmoro's Band, and will direct it at
the Forthcoming concert OIL Saturday nf-
ternoon at the Grand Opera House and
possibly he may DO henrd in q vloluncello
solo. He iis one OF the greatest living
'celltsts H. is said, and was chosen w An.
tonin Drorall as instructor In that do
partment OF tho National Conservatory OF
Music, New York.
The demand FOR seats :tor the engage.
inent OF the IuvaTy Grand English Opera
Company in "CavRllerIa Rustlcana" | and
Pagliacol' at the Grand Opera House, on
Saturday night, continues to exceed all
expectations, and the event IL sure to
prove memorable II oEe.hhf of what
has already been printed concsruing this
organization Is correct our thoai oers
have reason to lcok forward to one OF the
most brilliant engagements ever known
In this city. The Javary Company ia for
tunate In possessing some of the most
celebrated singers on the English lyric
stage, and Is undoubtedly the largest aud
strongest that has been gotten together
Madame Marie Basts lavHry. the nrima
donna OF the company. Is brilliant
artist.
Tho Milton Aborn Bljou Opera Company
which Will appear In Wilmington for six
nights and Wednesday and Saturday
matinee enjoyed the longest and must
successful sehson in the larger cities ever
experienced by an Opera Company. For
the past eight years this company has CON
nnsd It's engagements to New YORK, PM.
adelphia and Boston.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-15

TO TEACHERS AND OTHERS.

For the meeting OF the National Educa-
tonal Association Mt Denver. Colo, In July
next the Western trunk lines have named
rate oil Que standard fare. plus two dol
lars Tor the round trip. Special side trips
at reduced rates will he arranged for from
Denver to all the principl points OF inter-
string to extend the trip to California Or g.
gon Washington. Will be accom- o.
dated at satisfactory rates. Teachers and
others that desire, or intend attending
this meeting or OF making O. western trip
this hummer. will find this their opportu-
nifty The Chicago Milwaukee i st Paul
Railway (ilrst class Ia every respecD will
run tin ough cars Chicago to Denver. For
full particulars, write to or Call Oh John
r. Pott. District Passenger Agent. $50
William ST., Williamsport Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-15

The damage suit of Huber vs.. Jackson
Sharp Company began its second week
In superior Court this morning. The SEES.
sion revealed no new facts to streng then
examined at iength not leaving the stand
until l.i5 O'Clock.
james L. bunker, followed him. Mr..
bunker testified to working near Huber
see the plaintiff when injured. The wit.
nees never experienced any vibrating sen.
sation while on the second floor, the build
ing nor did he consider the shafting dan
gerou5.
Tbs universal machine was dangerous
but not so much as the double spindle
planer He had worked on both machines.
Mr.. Bird in cross. examining Quaker had
him 20 to the machine and explain how
the ramps were turned out.
When the noon recess was taken " est
Il. Lamoorn was under direct examine.
ton,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-15

John H. MuhlhuuseD, OF No. Gil Jackson
street, has IL mement1 of the disaster
which recently befell the German steamer
klb9. 1t Is a letter which he wrote to his
only brother. Christian Muhlhausen at
Esmschwery, Germany, on January 10.
When IL arrived at the German village
Nit. Muhlheusen and his wife had both
died, go there was no one to read the let.
ter.
Tbs postnnstor re mailed the letter, and
lt was placed in n pouch and pnt on the
kibe. II went down with the passengers,
and when the letter was Received here
yesterday II was In Il rttImplsd condition
anu the writing almost lllcgible. 1t was
covered with the ppstmGrks uf the differ
snL offices 1t pas-aI ihruutSu and tile moth.
huatiOn Of the death oil Mr.. aad Mira.
Muhihnusen.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-15

A mass meeting of the German residents
OF the city In favor OF compulsory eduoa-
ton was hold In the Labor Lycem last
night. L. Scbulor was chairman and W,
winning acted as secretary. IL Flncke OK.
planned the proposed law. AMI Professor
SGhrmer, Rev. Uhme aud Mimi and MIR.
hlhdorer and others spoke. After the
sspeach -lnnking resolutions wore odoptod
fnYorInN TIM hill
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-15

Sunday nth inst. is the last of the con.
ference year, on which Rev. J. Ii. Qulgg
Will be able to preach to the oongreRution
OF Wesley, at the corner of Linden and
jackson streets.
sary will be held on Monday evening 1871
Inst. at ociock.N An interesting time
Ia expected. Gomez
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-15

PALMtR-TYSON--At the Union NJ. E. Par
sonhRn' No. tl3 Jefferson street on Tuesday
afternoon, March 18th. 1888, by tho Rev.
John ID; e. Hanna, Mr.. William 7, Palmer
Of Metieilandsviiie, Del. aud Miss ELIZA.
beth q. Tyson of Wilmington.
l. EACH-AR MSTRONG-At Wesley NJ. i
. Parsonage, by Rev. j. u. QuiRg on Maroa
u 1883. MIR. Joseph l.cnch or this city. and
< Mis-. Sarah X. Armstrong Of Suungstow II.
! Ohio.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-15

Albert Thatcher. one OF WllmlnKton's
oldest and most highly respected citizens,
IL lying critically ill at his home, No. 1905
Pennsyivauta avenue, with all attack of
la gilppe from which he Las been suffer
Ing for two weeks. Dir. Evan G. short.
lidge IL in attendance. but he has little
hope of his patenrs ultimate recovery.
Mr., Thatcher is 81 years of are
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-15

Professor Geo. W. Leslie, the tight.rops
walker will give an exhibition of tight
rope walking and trapeze performance on
Saturday afternoon at l O'Clock on West
Tenth street, from Tanguy's livery stable
to the Academy OF Music George should
Lave large crowd present to see his per.
fOrmange.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-15

Mrs. t. s Hawkins. Chattanooga, Tenn,
says, shlloh's Fltallzer Saved my iife
l consider 1t the best remedy for a debiIi.
lated system l ever usei.' For Dyspep.
STA, Liver or Kidney trouble 1t exeeis.
Price rs cents.
Sold by N. b. Danforth. Druggist 8 Y.
Corner Second aud Market strcots.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-15

Ida Brown LETT her home three weeks
ago. and since that time her friends haya
not heard of her. She WAS last seen with
Grant Rantuln. but he declares that he
does not know where she is staying. Auv
Information in regard to her will De glad.
~ received by her mother. Cora Brown,
No. Cos Walnut street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-15

Nathan Huckstein hHd John Kreiger, OF
Newark. arraigned before Magistrate
Daley last night on charges OF abuse and
threatening him with bodily injury. After
hearing the testimony hreiger was fined
% cents and costs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-15

Rev. Harvey Ewing OF Port Deposit
leetured In Madeiey NJ Il. Church. South
Wilmington, on Thursday, on Hum.
bugs" The house was well filled, and all
were ready to vote tina he lecture was no
'humbug", although ii was about mum
bug.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-15

Tho Wilmington Chorus will give ita
tiIst concert In the Grand Opera House
this evening. Tho Programme included
chorus WORK by the club. solo work and
re,dings. The first concert promises to
b a Aurpaaa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-15
QUOTATIONS.
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HEAI.D q COMPANY,
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Seventh aud Market streAtL
Investment aud Securities ylOldlnr
FROM TOT per ccut
orders for tho purchase and sale OF
stOCks and iundson Commlssion a1eout.
ed at All the Stock c1chaugas
Private tele griph wires TO New YORK,
Phliadeip hin, Boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts aui Lotters Of Credit -
Bueu,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-15
TAKE NOTICE,

The receivers Of Geo. w
Bush Il Sons Go. desire to in
form the customers Of the com.
pany and the public that the
business Will be continued with.
out interruption, and solicit a
continuance Of their patronage.
mr!s-tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-15

Tomorrow promises to be partly
cloudy to clearing and little change OF
temperature. Sunday clearing and rather
colder.
THE TEMPERATURE.
The Thermometer at the REPUBLICAN,
Office to-day:
O'Clock. l2 o'clock. 2o'olock.
% % 80
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-15

Union Veteran Legion will give liter
ary and musicnl entertainment at Their
hall, on Saturday, Maroh 10 Ii. at D. m
on Prison Life in Andersonyiile." by
Samuel Gray,