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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06
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AS our STOCK is getting low, we would I'D
Wise all those in need ot spruE and Summer
Clothing, 10 CUil al HCg at the Great Manu-
EtCluTeg sale. rs MarkeI street, and attire
yourslf NJ one-thiId the price charged by
o nor atOres.
Pr!c lower than ever. Mems eog mt Spring
UvcrUOnts Al ~ ~. Mems business suits 1857.
eleg MT Clay NOrstcd Suits ut S. o. worth .2J
Mems elegant Black and Blue ChevIOt suits
ut 81 gl. worth SlA Mems Cashmere suits ut
81 ~. worth FL Q. Boys elegant suits at 60
and 81, worth 20 ~. BoyB suits 81 dg 81 - iI
worth from ~ % to 80. Thou aHds OF Mems
Heavy Working Pants nj 59C. Elegant CASH
mere Pants at eJC. worth 81 te. Fine Dress
Pants Il 81 worth 81. ittne Drus5 Pants 81
worth -. Chtlrcn's Jersey au1 Velvet suits
cont at your Dyn price. fiAG Serge 5 ITS ut
80, worth al Elegant Imported Serge
BuHs at z 70, worth SlU. l5uJ Children 3 ~ ash
SUITS AT 2lc. Thousands Ul other Bargains
Oht buy IL dollars wOr h Ui clothing "aIy-
wUCrG' hut core here iirst ana convince your
svlt tlbut want Is mere adv r,iscl are fnCt7 bo-
yrnd dspate Ihousatds of Chldrrns Knee
Pants ut l3c per pair Lots of Goats aud
Npsls d odd NnstS at Il more trtlit. ana
h.any other Enuen-e bargains. CONS aud
Eoethciu Costs nothing to Inspect. lie very
careful HIl MAKE no ml5i1se. Look for
nttnteI = Market street, tul be aurB you
are Ia the llEh place Bear in Mind tho Q
nre no branch sturc4 connected WIKI This
Woud deriul sails Ut hiEh-r!a5S clothing. A
chance for such wonderful bargains ucLurs
only once IL a lite time ut RS Market
sIrctI, Wilmington, bel
Ill goods sold al private: no aucIipn. Open
evenings until 3 saturday uHtil II. see 4, at
you get in tiiu right store. LOOs Tor tho nun-
Der rs, before entering
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06
Fis,, Ba Z,

There is good fishing In the Brantywine
at Lenape. You can reach the fshing
erounds by the Wilmington Il Northern
Railroad.
Good fishing can be had at Delaware
City. and u good dinner at Edward NIL.
ney's hotel for so cents.
A gentleman Visiting our city said he
would not want better sport than fishing
at st. Georges He was very enthusiastic
In the descr ription OF his phenomenal
lnn
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06
DnNer NnNNa.

spst ial Correspondence OF the REPuB.LC6N.
DOVER June O. An 1S,year- old lad named
Frank Is. Wugoner. was arrested at the
Capitol Hotel on Monday night, charged
with the larceny of $l6 and watch. He
lived with man named Story, at Lebanon.
near here. and stole the money from him.
lie was put in jail In default of bail.
The creamery OF Hazel Brothers manu-.
factured 773 pounds OF butter In one
day recently.
Chldren's Day was celebrated in Wesley
Church Sunday afternoon AMI In Armory
Church In the evening. Both churches
wore beautifully decorated.
Philip BurDet tho insurance man who
removed from Dover to Wilmington will
be succeeded here by William Kenney.
1t was reported around town last even
Ing that the base ball grounds Will soon
be cleaned up and the fence replaced. IL
the reports arc true the opening games
will be held Juno Is. Clark and Aearfoss
Will ba the Battery.
1t Isa great hobby down here for the
colored people TO do their eourtlng out
OF doors. In walking around some see-
tons of the town you SEQ some courting
sitting on curbstones, others on tho store
step on Loekernau street ana o her5 In
the depot waiting room.
A young girl named Ford now rides her
bicycle weuring Dloomers.
Some OF the ladies' of this vicinity will
visit the jail and almshouse next Monday
and present the prisoners ana patients
with flowers.
sixteen knights of the road" were cap.
tured ut the depot on Monday night.
They were drunk aud raising "CaIn.'
The steamboat Githens. which runs from
hore to Philadelphia. has had her old pro-
peller replaced with larger one.
Alfred Johnson was drowned In HoiTeek-
er's mlllpond Inst Sunday. A boat In which
he was playing upset and not being able
to swim ashore he wHs drowned
The people down here would like to
know where Ia the q. A. G. teams 1000 per.
centage, Did the hot sun melt 1t or did
the Crescent team OF Philadelphia throw II
in tho rlyer2 o me o my, Rats.
g. H. Il, RIFF
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06

In lecture on tn o eiTocts OF rifles. Pro.
fessor Horaley. OF London, having show.
ed some photographs OF bullets In flight.
demonstrated that In front OF every bullet
ls parobolie curve of compras sed air.
while behind 1t there are q ser les of little
eddies of air rushing into tho vacuum
created by the flight of the missile.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06

gentleman said this morning that the
position OF Street and Sewer Commis'
sicnrr Is very thankioss position. Con-
tinuIng lie said Mr.. Allen Gawthrop was
one OF the Dest commiss oHers our city
ever had aud lCok how he was treated.
A very sad case is TINT of the man who
Is being exhfhltud on Market strhet, having
lost bOth hanis and feet by being
IrOZen.
The trustees OF the Insane Asylum met
this morning and the routine business OF
the institution Was disposed of.
T.. Is MecNair, No. $40 Market street,
nvIscggs OF fancy fowls for sale.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06
sias,ins.ni MarrhnlI,an.

ehaliton, Iiya mites from this city, by the
Holiness ChfstIan Assoc ieilon, for the
purpose OF holding gospel meetings.
Services to com mence this evening az 13O
o'clock, with the Presiding Elder Rev.
jonas Trumbguer In charge. These meet
tnRs are to be held on non denomination
oil lines and the principal theme will be
"scriptural holiness" Services every
evening at 7,S0 and at and p. IN. on
the Sabbath There will bs an oil day
meeting June H.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06
The World Beater.

Harry E. Sherwood OF this city. an en-
acknowledged to be one OF the world
beatt rs in having made one Of the fastest
runs In the world OIL locomotive. lie
covered the distance from Washington 10
Philadelphia which Ia 1873 mtes In 1874
minutes. He don't know what feur is
when aboard OF his locomotive. and sends
her along for all that is In his iron horse.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06
tierl. Foard In omce.

Clerk OF the Peace Jefferson B. Foard
was sworn into Office this morning. Tho
officers of the Court House row congrat-
ulated him. and to the other friends Mr..
Foard extended hls hand and greeted
them with his usual smile and good hu.
NOR. He has not yet announced the
changes In the office. His commission
was for warded 10 the Superior Court and
read during the morning session.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06
Alleged I.nrccnics.

Onlear Daniel Kslieher arrested Dennis
Vaughan to-day shortly after 10 o'clock
on the Charge Of larceny. lie had guam.
tity OF harness Ia his posse sslon and the
officer desmea 1t beet to send VuugnIn to
the city hall.
Onlcer William j. Davidson arreasod
william Reed, a small colorod boy. on the
charge of larceny of some lead Qlpa from
James N. Johnson, 5UI West Fourth
street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06
Words OF Praise.

The Hotel Gazette pays the following
compliment to one Of Wilmington's hot ell
men:
MIR. c. jennings has In one year made
q success oil the Hotel Jennings. OF vii.
mington. Del lie Is Royal Arch Mason,
pact regent of the Royal Arcaniuln. a
mem ber OF tho A. o. U. ". Order OF the
Golden Chain, Order OF Sparta, and is
we'll and favorably known in business and
social oi roles" ...
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06

A fish dealer in the King street market
found note on his stall this morning. as
follows Mr.. Dave, | will ding you one
in the jaw when ! meet you, II you are
big. II. b. 81" Dave beng badly fright.
ened inquired what he should do. On
being told he should have ii. B. NJ. bound
over 10 keep the pence he went of with a
determination TO trust in Providence. and
keep his powder dry.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06

Shtloh's Cure. the great Tough and
Group Cure, is IN great demand. Pook.
ct size contains twenty-five doses. only
25c. Children love it. Sold by all
druggists. -ssf.
by N. d. Danforth. Druggist 5. T.
Cor. end and Market streets
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06
New iietel at Atlantic city.

Among the new and valuable hotel add.
Gons 10 Atlantic city this year is that Of
THE Rudolph" which Will formally
opened July with ample accommodation
for four hundred quests. The hotel is
situated directly on the ocean front max
Ing 1t ono OF tho most desirable hotels.
The rates Will bU reasonable.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06
The vyaafher

To morrow promises to be clear
and rather warmer. Similar oondit tlons
will probably prevail on Saturday.
THE TEMPERATURE.
The Thermometer at the REPUBLICAN
Office to day: E..
O'Clock. 10 o'clock. Q O'Clock.
66 rs 7S
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06
Edwin IL Rnrr,n RunarnI

Rev. I. e. Terry conducted the services
over the remains of the late Edwin H.
Barr yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Barr was
a man OF unusual stature, Weighing over
800 pounds. His body was lowered to its
last resting place by eight etalwart men
j. A. Wilson was the undertaken.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06

Karrs Clover Root will purify your
Blood, clear your complexion, Regulate
your bowels aud make your head olsar "a
a bell. e5c.. Soc, and S1.00.
sold Ivy N. h. Danforth. $. q Cor Second
nnd Market StA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06
Tha snIendid on sIn,n

Unsurpassed. unequalod stoel frame. oil
tank In position that can not be hoated.
central draft burners. The very best
stove FOR sale by l. Lewis Row. AIS King
1treet.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06
A COmiuu Wed,Iinu

Cards announcing the wedding Of Miss
ANIME Bowen Foard to Mr.. George Car.
ter are out. The ceremoney will be per.
formed on June 10 at tho home of the
BRIDES mother Mrs. Mary G. Eoard. near
Elkton. hlr. Carter is reporter on the
Evening journal staff and one OF the N ost
popular newspaper men OF this city,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06

Itching, burning, scaly and crusty
scalps of infants clcansed and bealed, and
quiet sleep restored by Johnson's Oriental
soap.
N. B. Danforth, Second and Market
streets. and MIller's Drug Store. 403 Mar
ket street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06
III, Foo, i'm nm E,ev.tor,

Ian Il Holingsworth Company had his
foot crushed yesterday afternoon by hav-
ing 1t caught between an elevator and the
floor, At the Homeopathic Hospital med
ical attendance was rendered.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06
Oak Hill

There will be- a strawberry festival held
OH the school house green at Oak Hill on
Friday evening, Juno 9TH, for the benefit
OF tho Sunday school. II very stormy on
Friday come on Saturday evening,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06
TIE OH Refuse.

The Board OF Health and the Lieblg
Chemi Company will hold conferences
tomorrow morning to consider the mat.
ter concerning the nuisance existing at
the eompany's works.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06
HOOPERS ANOOihE =; 5;;;$; #;;;$$: :;;:;;:
MARRIAGES.,

MARRIAGES.
WHITE-Rl DlNGS-On the 5th inst, by the
kcv. John France, Herbert White and
Clara NJ. tidfnEs both Of this city.
ULLIKlN-SHORT-At Asbury p arsonagc.
No 222 Walnut street June 18th, 1895, by the
Rev. John II, Howard. ID. D.Albert s. Multi
kin and Maggie NJ. Snort both OF Whining
ton.
J0kD AN-PAGE-At Asbury parsonage.
June 9th. 1897 by Rev. John II Howard. ID.
u. John II. Jordan. of New Castle, DEL,
aud Lucy + Page Of Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06
Festival.

A strawberry and ice cream festival will
be held at Red Clay Creek Presbyterian
Church on Monday evening. June 10. II
stormy 1t will be continued the following
evening. All are invited Proceeds for
the benefit Of the Sabbath school.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06
m n a Ea %z G@9 Cougn Cure
N AM EHSH E& va Breaks Cold
" k-A eEu h7 ~ Up in
Peaches Plentiful,

"You can say for me-" said prominent
peach grower to a REPUBLICAN reporter
to-day. THAT there are going to be lots
and lots of peaches, Strawberries will
also glut the market"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06

Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival at
Grace p. T. Church, Concord turnpike. on
Thursday. Friday and Saturday evenings
Is. u. and 10. All are Invited and will be
welcome.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06
QGUTAT TONS
reported by
IiEAI.D * COMPANY.
linu!turs unh kiro,xar..
serenth and Nlarket stteat

Seventh and Market stfeatt
Investment and Securities yleldiur
from to per cont
orders for the purchase and sale OF
stocks and Bondson Commission axeout-
ed ut all the sioux exchanges
Private telegraph wires TO New YORK,
Philadelphia, Boston aud Chicago.
Foreign Drafts and Lettors of Credit 70
sued.
nutlnu priceh Ruling prioes
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06

Chas. Ryan. Druggist Springfield, Ill.
writes: Japanese Pile Cure Is big sell
or and has given entire satisfaction OK,
cept in one ciIse, which was nude entirely
satisfactory by your promptly refundlnR
the s5 90"
N. B. Daniorth ed and Market streets,
and Mlller's Drug Store. 402 Market st.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06
The British CRUISER TerrIbIe.

The Now York Sun says: 1.-THE fame OF
the succeso achieved by our great pair Of
protected cruisers, the Columbia and the
Minneapolis. had not long been bruited
abroad befor5 England sought to outdo
them with two still larger vessels, to
which she gave the Impressive names
Powerful and Terrible.
one OF these the Terrible. was recently
launched at Clydebank. Glasgow. whera
she had been under construction by
Messrs. J. & q. Thompson. Her sister ship
the Powerful is building at Barrow, and.
we should judge. must also be nearly
ready for the water. since her contract
was given out few days the earlier. A
British official description OF the Power
ful and the Terrible had spoken OF them,
we believe, as the largest swlftest ana
most powerful OF cruisers. Inc largest
they certainly are. butas to their speed
we must look 10 the future Tor luforma'
tion.
According to published figures the
Terrible is 53S feet long, II feet wide and
OF ~ feet draught, displacing no less than
l4,250 tons. Our Columbia and her mate
are 4l2 feet on the load water line, by 6S
22 feet 6E inches mean draught ana
dis placement OF 1875 tons, In this last
particular. therefore, the British racers
are nearly double ours.
The olumbla's maximum drauaht at
the lowest point Of the keel with fult
bunkers is about 26 feet. 7 inches When
the Columbia was designed she was ac.
corilng to Secretary Tracy. the longest
man. of.war in the world, but these new
British cruisers are the longer,
THE engines OF the Terrible are TO de-
yelop rs. 900 horse power. with an extreme
epeed originally described as "a knots.
The maximum indicated horse power OF
the Columbia is put In the tables OF the
bureau oil construction at IL 5l0 and that
OF the Minneapolis at 20, 4D3. But al.
though unequalled in any other war yes.
sels. the horse power OF the Powerful and
Terrible is not 80 extraordinary. com pared
with that OF our Columbia and MInneapo-
lis. in proportion to the respective dis
place ments of these two. sets OF vessels.
Indeed, the trial spoep OF the Columbia
was 22.S knots and that OF the Minneo-
polls 23.O73, and como authorities DOUBT
whether more than 90 knots Will 10
achieved by the Terrible; while tho dis.
patches have now put 1t ut only %,
although possible meaning with natural
draught. In battery power the Powerful
and Terrible are far superior to the. O. i.
um bia and Minneapolis" 'phis
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06
Dunn Than HatIs,

Tho Chester News says: Let the DeIa-
ware Republicans dump both Addicks
and Higgins and the good ship will come
off the mud.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06
InSuperlor Court,

BENJAMIN Nields In Superior Court this
morning concluded the cross exa nina.
tIon of j. Frank Curry, plaintiff In the suit
aVainst tho Charles Warner Company.
Tue attorney for tho defendant did not
materially change tho testimony upon tho
direct examination by tho plaintiff
After Mr.. Curry left the stahu. 7. iat-
nnIl Warner president OF the defendant
eompany was sworn. Certain letters.
which we're not read. were producad and
ihe witness acknowledged the signatures
as his. Mr.. Fields raised tho point OF ir-
relevancy and the argunent whlch iol-
an hour.
Lllburn Chandler in the case of Hutc b.
lnsun We. the city Building Loan and In
yestmeDt Company, asked Tor an attuoh. /.
meut for Martha Brooks. Rarnlshee, aud
it was Issued and made returnable thls
afternoon
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06
Denti,s Recorded.

Tho following deaths were recorded to-
day at the Board of Health Office:
James McGranery aged l3 months. j une
8. at SIS Church street.
Harvey Fitzgerald Blackway. aged 16
days, at 2ll4 Market street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06
Conncii lar Dog catcher.

The many friends OF John Connell will
make determined effort to have him
appointed dog catcher on tho ground that
Mayor ShuttlIdge turned him out.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06

BRIDaEroN. n. j.. June 5th.-From every
appearance BridReton will become u sec-
ond class city. The census takers arc
sure the list will amount to over II 900
population. IL II should 1t will entllio the
ctiy to an Excise Commission, and means
license for hotels and saloons.
Captain Sweeney, u. 5. A. san Diego,
Cal. says, "Shilohs Caturrh Romedy is tue
trst medicine l have ever found that
would do me any good"
sold by y. u. Danforth. Dru!glit G
O. rner Seconda aud Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06
Delegates Return.

The deegates from this city who we're
attending the Episcopal Convention at
LeTes. Del, returned homo on the Della
ware division train reaching this city ut
1l.20 o'clock to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06

c r. Burns left this city this afternoon
for Warrington. Va, where his sister will
graduate tonight,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06

MIR. j. Frank HofIeokar and Branch
Giles left on the noon train Tor Philaiai.
phiu.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-06

ldVC pCCh hSpe
Shifts busy to have sizes
' in our $40 Serge
Suit. Another big lot came
to us from the maker yester-
day. The $3.50, SS and sI2.5o
suits are just as popular.
There must be a why to the
favor our line Of Serge Suits
meets with. Maybe it is be-
cause of their goodness. Can't
we show them to your
Straw Hats.
Negligee Shirts!
You'll not have any trouble
to get what you want mere.
New goods in yesterday fill
up broken lines in these de-
partments. ...... ...s....
JAS. I. MULLIN & Son
Clothing, 9th & Market,
Hats. Wilmington,
Shoes. &c.,. Delaware.
The herald., 1895-02-13
THB NEW WOMAN
Members
Citizens LIE

One of the advanced women claims that
the future man will have sixth sense
a sense of his inferioritv, we suppose
Albany Argus.
The Chicago Woman's Club was getting
along famously with its equal rights doc
trine until colored woman made appli-
cation for membership. Washington Post
Miss Willard thinks women would make
good policemen. There is certainly no
doubt as to their knowing more about
what is going on than most policemen do.
Washington Star.
A writer in an exchange discourses
learnedly on the Women Of Ushant." 1t
is all in the nature of information, the
world at large being better acquainted
with the women of you shall. ;"
A good argument for the higher educa-
ton of women is contained in an interest
ing statement made at a recent meeting
of Vassar alumne-namely, that no grad
uate of that college who has married has
been divorced from her husband. Buffalo
Express.
Give the woman the full and free right
of suffrage equal to the men, and see if
they do not take an interest; see, too, if
we do not have better candidates for Of
flee, fairer campaigns and purer elections.
Give women the ballot.-South Bend
Tribune.
A great deal is being said and written
in New York about 1.-THE new woman" a
fad that has been imported from London,
meaning one that carves out her place and
her fortune independently. The new
woman, in fact, is patterned after the old
man.-Philadephia Ledger.
The herald., 1895-02-13
CUBAN UNEASINESS

There has not for years been satisfaction
Cuba with Spanish rule. On the con-
trary, there has been chronic rebellion.
sedition or uneasiness for the last half
century; not of the whole people, but of an
element whose strength has fuctuated
from cabal to a miniature rebellion.
Spanish rule in Cuba has been severe.
especially in the exaction of revenue
Cuban taxation in one form or another
contributes the largest share of the reve-
nues of the home government. The island
is exceptionally rich in productions, and
for that reason the Cubans are more able
to pay taxes than any other Spanish sub
jects. The revenues are largely derived
from customs duties imposed on imports
into Cuba, and they are especially high
upon bread stuffs and provisions which
the Cubans do not very largely produce
and must have. The tax upon -four
ranges from five to six dollars per barrel.
A heavy duty is also imposed upon corn,
the products of the meat-animals, and $50
upon horse. These heavy duties are
imposed for two objects. One is to obtain
revenue and the other to give advantages
to Andalusia and other agricultural
sections of Spain. The Cubans are FESTIVE
under these exactions and because they
do not like the government that is over
them.
The island is owned by comparatively
few men, being divided into large sugar
plantations, wealth is very unevenly dis
tributed, and the nom property holding
class, which is largely in numerical ma
iority, is spiritless and unreliable so far as
sustaining war for independence is con-
cerned. The blacks preponderate in num-
bers and many of them are descendants
of comparatively recent importations
from Africa. The negroes there are far
below the negroes of this country in in
telligence when slavery was abolished.
The Cuban insurgents have never been
able to muster much of force of natives.
and the caballers have therefore relied
largely upon sympathy and aid from the
United States. The Lopez and Critten-
den tilibustering expedition before
the war; and that of Frye and Others
since the war were supported by men and
money from this country No invasion
by tilibusterers from the United States has
ever met with response of any value from
the resident Cubans. No doubt 10 Ono
Americans, well equipped and differed,
could wrest Cuba from the hands of
Spain, because such force would afford
such assurance of success that many Gu
bans would join them. Such force. or
any considerable one. cannot get to Cuba
because our Government is bound to in
terfere, in obedience to the obligations of
neutrality laws. Americans who wish to
aid an instruction with arms must 90 to