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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-26

NOW is ths time for coughs, colds,
hoarsh Aess ard the laying of the anels FOR
consi Iptlon. Dr Sir1ms' white puliE on
ci bH.-dm Is The finest AMI best remedy
ever made. Is just the msllcins to pre-
vent thsse eaiamities aud cure the dseass.
6D6 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-26

For bridal presents get pictures and art
goods from Hiram Ierger IL l.. 3rd st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-26

Long experience has taught Harry
Yerger how to make fine picture frames.
40 ShipIeV atreet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-26
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HOurs.


New Land
A band Ia5 heem organized Ia known
as the l-XsatsiOr Band OF " miugton
llEkuELT W ltnPKISs.
Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-26

Seventeen years of practical experience
has taught Harry Yrrger how to make line
mirrors at reasonable price. 4l9 Ship.
ley street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-26

The strong Roxborough club OF Phlla-
dephiu played an Interesting game Of ball
with the Rockford team last season. After
a hot battle the visitors won by the score
of s to3
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock q
game will be called between both clubs at
the Front and Union streets ground. The
batting order will be as follows:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-26
ParIOr Tables.

In all the woods, gold, onyx
Verni Martin and inlaid, at a
price range of 81 TO SG5 and
Of exclusive designs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-26

Cigars As and 60e boS also our fhmous
So cigars. -. SO 81 and "a so per hundred
at Dursteins. East Second street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-26

Our 273 Bedroom Suite pol.
ished oak, with French beyel
mirror, at $22, sold beyond
our expectations. Another
car load in this week. It is
easily the best value you have
ever had offered at the price.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-26


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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-26
Library Tables,

All sizes, with or without
drawers, in Empire, Cllippen.
dale, Colonial, French and
modern. One of n new lot
just in at $ll-quartered oak
top, polished, with shelf and
drawer. Size, 36 in K Is.
Larger size 9I5.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-26
NOVELTIES.

Sizes - 20 10 years Long Pant Suita
or in other words sizes 80 to IS
chest measure.
(Small men have a picnic In this De1AA
Every Suit guaranteed to fit
and equal to custom work
and our prices won't hurt you.
S5-S6-5 5E50-4S up to sl5
for
Excellent All wool Garments.
The oasis., 1895-03-16
PspAgo Fire Company.

Pnpago Fire Company.
 An adjourned meeting of Papago Fire Company No. Of Nogales, was held in Marsh's opera house Tuesday evening.
 The executive committee presented a communication from the City of Tombstone offering to sell a first class hand fire engine and hook and ladder truck for Sl50. in monthly payments of $25 each. The committee also re ported that about SlSO had been sub scribed toward purchasing an engine and other necessary apparatus and facilities for use of the company.
 On motion Mir. W. W. Fluelling was authorized to go to Tombstone, ir- spect the property offered and if sats- factory to close a contract forits pur- chase.
 In accordance with the authOriza- tion this given MT. Fluelling went to Tombstone Wednesday, and on Thurs day report was received from him stating that the property offered is all first class, in excellent condition, and worth much more money than the amount asked. He paid the first payment of S25, and the balance of the purchase price was guaranteed by telegraph.
 Captain L. w. Mix, chief of the company telegraphcd Mr. Naugle. manager of the N NJ. X A. railroad. asking if the railway would contri- butte transportation of the engine and hook and ladder truck from farbank to Nogales, and that gentleman i'm mediately telegraphed the reply ''witl the greatest pleasure" The appala- Jus was brought from Tombstone Fairbauk yesterday, and 1t will arrive at Nogales today or Monday
 This operation is giving NugaIe> most excellent fire facilities, and il should, and no doubtless will make d very appreciable difference in the cost of insurance.
 The business men of Nogales, ard citizens generally, are taking great in- terest in the new fire organization. and everyone is doing everything pos sible to make it a strong and effective company.
 The next meeting will be Tuesday evening of next week. A full attend ance is desired, as very important busi- ness is to be transacted
The oasis., 1895-03-16
rl. North and south Railroad Meeting.

At the adjourned meeting of busi- ness men of Nogales, at Marsh's opera house last Saturday evening, there was large attendance of representa- tive citizens, all in good humOr at the outlook. and we'll satisfied with the outline of the work so far as carried.
 The secretary of the committee ap- pointed by the previous meeting to correspond with the business men Of the other towns interested presented a report showing that copies of the circular prepared had been mailed to about POO representative men in the towns named, and some thirty of them had been written, urging them to take up the matter and shape united ac- tion by their respective communities to draw the railroad to Benson.
 The committee on trade relations with Tucson reported that it had Wiz sited all the merchants in Nogales but one, who was absent, and that all agreed to buy no more goods of Tue son merchants. A resolution of thanks to this committee was adopted.
 On motion a committee Of five was appointed to investigate the adyisa- bility Of refusing to pay taxes on real estate not patented. The committee as named consists of E. B. Hogan, J. T. Brickwood. C. A. Avery, A. Bachel- Her, John DesSart.
 MT. Ed. Titcomb was appointed q committee of one to solicit subscrlp- tions for expenses.
 The matter Of permanent organlza- tion was deferred to this evening, the meeting being shortened on account of desire Of the Masons present to attend the reception of Grand Master Frederick.
 The meeting then adjourned until this evening, Saturday March l6th, at ! o'clock. Afull attendance is desired.
The oasis., 1895-03-16
The wn.hInrton Pa.. Road.

The lease of the Pride of the West mine in Washington Camp, which was effected last week, again calls atteR- ton to the need of building the Wash ington Pass road out Of Nogales. MT. Fitzgerald, the Jesse, will ship about twenty tons of ore daily With the Washington Pass route in operation that would all come to Nogales for shipment by rail. With present road facilities it will go to Crittenden. It is needless to say that the business that would be done here by the men handling all that quantity of ore s would be very handsome addition to the business of Nogales. Other in- terests on that sice would be drawn 10 Nogales. and many already coming here would find their business greatly facilitated by construction and opera tion of that road. Several such are ready and willing to aid in the work of opening it. i s
The oasis., 1895-03-16
Grand Supper.

Sunday night there was an unusual hustle about the California Restaurant that was betoken of something extra ordinary. Soon young men began to gather who were the invited guests to a grand supper given by MT. r. A. La marque, who is about to leave for Minas Prietas, to his friends.
 About S:30 the music arrived and the guests took their seats at the ta- ble. A fine supper was served during which the toasts to Mir. Lamarque were given. Senores R. Bernal. Gabriel Correa, Ricardo Fleischer, and Alber- to Mascarehas, spoke for the people of Sonora, and MT. Walter ChenOweth did likewise for Arizona. Sehor Fran cisco Pasquera, rected poem, com posed by himself, in honor of Mir. La marque. Sehor R. Bernal was presi- dent of the evening, with Gabriel Cor req vice-president and Ricardo FleiscL- Ter mascot. The guests were as follows:
 Senores Francisco Lamarque, R Der nal Gabriel Correa, Ricardo Fleisch- CT, Francisco Pesqueira, Alberto Mas carelas, Manuel Mascare1as, c. Elias, G. Elias, Alfredo Sandoval, A. Edger- ton, F. Valesco, F. Encinas, J. Bou- chet, L. Padres, E. Noyion, F. Sicre, Carlos Soto, Arnoldo Spring, A. Gold baum, MariScal Bird. j Aguirre, F. Martinez, M Ramirez, NJ. Escalada, B. Goldsmith, A. JotTroy, Walter Chenoweth, M. Bolivar, F. Garcia, A. Suastegui, Jose LamarQue, c. Tyler, Julio Ullman, Jose Pima
The oasis., 1895-03-16
4 Change.

Last week Frank Lee leased from Mir. Christ the dining room at the Montezuma. and it will hereafter be designated the Montezuma Cafe. The new manager is an experienced caterer and he presents cuisine trst-class and elegant in every particular, the table bearing every variety of fare and all the delicacies in their season.
 Immediately adjoining the Montezu- ma Cafe Frank has opened the Mon tezuma Chop House, where good meals will be served cheaper aud better than cheapest and best of that variety.
 The public will certainly profit by the well known care and attention Frank bestows upon his patrons, and as the said public generally knows a good thing he will surely receive d lib eral patronage.
The oasis., 1895-03-16

The United States land office at Tucson sends correction in the des. cription of lands in the Camp Thomas military reservation thrown open to settlement next month. It should read sections 1 south range 22east; south range g east; south range 23 east
The oasis., 1895-03-16
Citizens Meeting This Evening.

The Citizens committee having in hand the correspondence with outly- ing towns and in otherquarters on the subject of extension of the north and south railroad to Benson have received several letters which will be read at the meeting this evening. One of these letters is from the Florence Commercial Club, another from the management of the New Mexico & Arizona railroad, and another from Tombstone.
 Don't fail to attend the meeting at Marsh's opera house at o'clock this evening. It will be very interesting.
The oasis., 1895-03-16
News Notions and Novelties.

Spanish and English Interpreters and Dictionaries, Mexican Mining and Stamp Laws, Sonora and Mexico Maps, Opals, Filigree Silver, Drawn, Linen and Souvenir Spoons, Maga. zines, Blank Books and Stationery, Pocket Cutlery, Smokers Articles, Toilet Goods, etc., etc.
 SONORA NEWS COMPANY.
The oasis., 1895-03-16
French Millinery.

Mrs. A. Mayes, Nogales, Sonora, an- nounces with pleasure to her friends and customers that she has just re- ceiyed large and fine assortment of elegant French and American milli- nery in the Spring and Summer styles for 1895, including hats, flowers, feath- CTS, wells, ribbons, buckles, and all kinds of trimmings for ladies hats and bonnets. Also very large assortment of nice Leghorn and sun hats. Her -tock is in fargreater variety and the goods are more elegant and beautiful than ever.
 The ladies of Nogales generally are respectfully invited to call and inspect her stock Ihtis !
The oasis., 1895-03-16
spring Openlng ls96.
MARCH 18TH AND l9TH.


 Mrs. $. K. Doyle wishes to announce the arrival from St. Louis and New York of d full line of Millinery, Pat tern, Hats and Bonnets and respect fully solicits an inspection of the same at her Millinery Parlor on Crawford St., opposite the Mexican Consulate.
 Hon. R. \. Fredericks of Prescott grand master of the grand lodge of Masons of Arizona, was visitor at Nogales Saturday and Sunday. His comiug was announced by telegraph but little in advance of his arrivalL Nogales lodge entertained him hand somely, and there was a full attend ance to meet the exalted brother.
 Recently La Moda"-L. Horvlleur & Coon the Sonora side of the line, have ad6ad to their already excellent force Of gentlemanly clerks. Messrs Emil Penez aud Avon from San Francisco. a couple of young gentle men of a wide and extended experience in that line of business.
 A friend at Benson writes TIE OASIS that MT. H. Gerwein of that place, is about to desert the ranks of bachelordom and become a benedict. Last week he left Benson to be ab- sent a month, announcing that he would return with bride. -e
The oasis., 1895-03-16
SoGALEs NOTES.

NOgaleS Sunudy'
 Don Juan Elias, the prominent cat i!e man, was down from Tucson We'd rosday.
 NIT. Fred Heyne Jr. accompanied by l.l, sister arrived from Tombstone Monday.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Liggett ihave l5.en visiting in Benson during the pist week.
 Don Carlos Valesco the editor of El l'ronterizo of Tucson was in Nogales Wednesday.
 Mr. R Brena the well known busi- ness man of Tucson, arrived on We'd uesdays train.
 Mg. William Osburn former resi- dent of Nogales came in from Rio Ya- qai Wednesday.
 MT. Hayande the travelling man for l.. Xeckendorf X Co. of Tucson was in town Wednesday,
 Keep your cash account straight with Standard cash register. M. T. Carillo agent, Tucson.
 George Quackenbush an old time en- lreer on the Sonora railroad died at Alinas Prietas Tuesday.
 TO be stylishIy dressed is a laudable ambition. Leave your measure for suit with NJ. T. Carillo, Tucson, and gratify il,
 Tn the examination ofthe three men accused of the murder of P. Burguenos Mr. R. II Clarke did most excellent service as interpreter.
 NIT. Frank King Of the Vidette left for Phoenix sunday to atttend the railroad celebration and the meeting of the press association.
 Last Saturday Mir. R.L. Daniel, the popular Sonora railroad conductor re- turned from months vacation which he spent at his old home in the state of Texas.
 Saturday and Sunday last Don Jose Plerson was in from Cibuta. He had but just returned from California, called back by telegram to attend a deal in cattle.
 Last Sunday the Nogales Lodge of Masons gave a grand supper in honor of their distinguished guest the Hon. K. N. Fredericks the grand master of the lodge of Arizona.
 Last Saturday afternoon the exami- nation of Emiliano Gastelum, the third Of those accused of the murder of Philemon Burguehos was conclud- ed. He was held to appear before the grand jury
 NJ. Charles E. Gum, well known San Francisco business man, formerly state librarian at Sacramento, who is now cnga ged in mining operations in Sonora. has been a visitor at Nogales the past week.
 Monday morning A. Franco and E. Gastelum, the two men suspected of murdcring ?. Burguefios last month, were taSen Go Tucson where they will appear before the grand jury. They were cl aige of James Speedy.
 Wedneslag MT. Bacbellier went to Tucson a> witness in the case against Frauco and Gastelum. He was unable to get baker to attend to his oven, and as a consequence he has to close his bakery duIiug his absence.
 Today Mir. Leon Lippmann of La Moda, starts for Paris, via New York. He will be gone about three months, and while there will devote his time to making purchases for the heavy
The oasis., 1895-03-16

Meals at all hours; fresh oysters in every style at r. Cazabon'schop hours International street opposite railroad depot
The evening world., 1895-01-25
TAMMAMY BY NO MEANS DEAD.
Mayor Strong Says 1t Is Alive
in Every City Department.
He Urges Up-the.State Editors to
Help Hasten Liquidation.

The Governors room at City Hall was
the scene this afternoon Of a reception
by Mayer Strong of the hundred or so
members of the New York State Re-
publican Editorial Association, who are
doing the town under the guidance of
Col. John A. Sleicher.
The editors assembled in the Cover
nor's room at $3.50 o'clock and spent a
few minutes looking at the portraits of
the dead and gone Governors hung about
the room
Mayor Strong came upstairs with Job
Hedges. and when he entered the room
the general expression was that he
looked just like his pictures"
The editors lined up and had Ave min
utes' fun with the Mayors right hand,
which he bore heroically.
Col. Sleicher made a little speech for
the editors. in which he congratulated
the Mayor on the fact that the Tam
many tiger had turned up his toes.
The Mayor replied that the tiger was
by no means dead; that while he had
been frightened out of the streets, he
was still rampant In every department
Of the municipal government and would
remain so until the Power OF Removal
bill was passed.
He invoked the aid OF the editors to
facilitate the early passage of the bill
ana then Waxed humorous and told the
moulders of public opinion to take any
thing they saw that they liked. because
he had not yet taken an inventory Of the
City Hall furniture.
The editors will, some Of them. stay
In the city over night. and some will 20
to their respective homes by the late
trains.
The evening world., 1895-01-25
PLATT NOT ON TOP.
Aldermen Favor Strong Rather
than the Boss.
They Want the Mayor 10 handle
Police Reorganization.
Our City Fathers In Full Accord
with Him.

At special meeting Of the Board q
Aldermen this afternoon the report Of
the Law Committee, In favor Of Alder
man Goodman's resolution to instruct the
Legislative Committee to advocate the
amendment of the Lexow Police bill 30
that the power to appoint the Police
Reorganization Committee be vested in
the Mayor instead Of the Governor, was
adopted. Then after a re-reading Of the
resolution 1t was adopted unanimously.
This e the resolution which occasioned
such a fuss at the last meeting OF the
Board. when the members split up on
the question Of its immediate considera-
ton.
The vote then (Which was q to Q in
favor OF referring the resolution to the
Law Committee) was interpreted a.
showing the strength OF Thomas c.
Platts grip on the Aldermen.
The motion to adopt the resolution to-
day was seconded by Alderman Olcott.
who so strenuously insisted on delay
when the resolution first was offered.
The action Of the Aldermen to-day is
cided to work with Mayor Strong and
n1t H.derman Mri nav wund introduced a re.o.
luton that the Board OF Aldermen re
quest and demand of the Legislature
with the Mayor IN behalf of the city
on all special laws"
This Is in conformity with Section 2.
Article XII. Of the Constitution
On motion OF Alderman Noonan. the
resolution was referred to the Law Com
mittee.
The evening world., 1895-01-25
FOUR POLICEMEN BOUNCED.
Sullivan, Who RRn Amuck In the
BOwery, One Of Them.

The Police Commissioners this after
noon dismissed from the force Policeman
Eugene A. Masterson. OF the Oak street
station: Peter Morgan, Of the Elizabeth
street station: Frederic Time. of the
Broadway S1uad. and John J. Sullivan.
OF the Mulberry street station.
Sullivan is the policeman who ran
amuck on the Bowery. His case Is
pending in the police court
Masterson was accused OF assaulting
an old woman in "A saloon, and of drink
Ing at the bar.
Time was drunk.
The charge against Morgan was i'm
moral conduct.
Action on the application OF Capt.
Henry ID. Hooker, who retired, was laid
over. The Captain expressed desire
to remain at his post until the warm
season.
The report of trustees of the Police
Pension Fund shows receipts for the
past year OF $50, %; funds on hand
from last year. $64, 1863. .0l; disbursement
OF pensions. $H95 1924 which. with in
cidentals. amounted to $603, ,759. .65, leaving
a small balance Of $3l, ,69l 63.
The number of retired officers on the
pension list is 766; widows, 394; orphans,
Eleven more applications for retire
ment were made to-day. making n total
of 10
Gen. Nelson Miles recommended the
appointment OF Thomas Rogers. a SER
geant. who had served under Miles.
The evening world., 1895-01-25
Is YEARS FOR ARSON.
Mrs. Sarah Eilverman and Louis
Rothman Sentenced.
Recorder Con- Reads the Womsn u
sharp Lecture.

Louis Rothman. OF 176 Forsyth street.
and Sarah Silverman, OF 2l9 Second
street. to-day were sentenced by Re-
corder Con for arson. The man pleaded
guilty to arson in the second degree,
and was sentenced to fifteen years In
State Prison. after a severe lecture by
the Recorder.
Sarah Silvcrman was found guilty
three days ago Of arson in the first de-
gree. The Recorder said to her:
You are the mother OF Ave children.
You have set houses on fire and imper-
illed the lives OF other children. Your
act was little short Of murder. You can
expect no mercy from this Court. Your
sex does not affect mp in the least. A
vile. wicked woman Ii more OF fend
than any man can be.
II hope the sentence I give you will
be a warning to others. The sentence
of the court IL that you be imprisoned
In State prison for twenty-five years"
The woman threw her hands above
her head and gave n wild shrek:
"Oh God. oh God. on Jesus!'
Two court Officers sprang forward and
caught her as she sank to the hoor.
II took hve officers to drag the strug-
Cling and yelling woman from the court
room,
The evening world., 1895-01-25
A PREMIUM ON BARS.
Government Charges One-eighth
of One Fer Cent.
81 900, 900 In Gold Taken on
These Terms To-Day.
Gold Reserve Is Now Down to
$5S,O24, ,42S.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 25-The Secretary
OF the Treasury has authorized the sale
Of gold bars for export on payment of a
premium Of one-eighth Of per cent, to
cover the cost Of manufacture and trans
portation. and this morning 100000 was
taken on these terms.
There was also withdrawn s.. 500. 900 in
coin and $4,000 additional was engaged
for export Tomorrow. making the loss
to noon s, zoo. .OOO This leaves the gold
reserve SIS O24, ,42S. and the amount OF goid
coin on hand above the amount Of out
standing gold certificates s., ,9l2 $780,
The Treasury officials. however do not
regard the amount Of coin on hand re-
ceived on deposit for gold certificates as
sacred to their redemption, but will con-
tinue to pay out gold coin on demand for
legal tenders. 1t Is deemed amply suffi-
cfent that there is enough gold In either
coin or bars to meet the demand on gold
certificates.
While the situation Is regarded as a
very trying one. there Is no thought of
anything 90 serious as to involve the
credit OF the Government, which the Sec
retary will fully maintain at all hazards.
Shortly after the closing Of business
At the United States Assay ONCE to-day
II was announced that 81. 100000 In gold
bars would be deposited with the Mer-
camille Safe Deposit Company, and
would not be exported at this time.
The evening world., 1895-01-25
GOLD RECORD BROKEN.
&12,O3O,OOO Withdrawn from SUBJ
Treasury Here This Week.

Treasury Here This Week.
The following shipments of gold by
to-morrow's European steamers were
announced to-day: Lazard Freres,
26OO.O00. Heidelbach. Ickelheimer & Co.,
N.3oO.ooO; Barring. Magoun & Co., $780,
600: Ladenburg. Thalmann & Co.. $3.50, 900;
l.. Won Hoffman & CO.. $500. 600. and Hos
lars worth of gold bars were also or
dered. Later 1t was announced that an
order for $l5O.OOO had been cancelled.
IN addition Arbuck.e Bros. will forward
$i'wIVO; God exporters have found a good
deal u light weight gold In the amounts
received from the Sub bTreasury during
the week. but yesterday better results
were obtained than on prvious days.
., The Withdrawals OF gold from the Sub
treasury this morning were larger than
or any previous day of the week, aggre-
eating over $6.OO0,0OO. The total with
drawals for the week have been 81, ,03O. 600
the largest amount on record for SINH
has received large amounts OF gold
transferred from Sub-Treasuries in other
cities.
News is awaited with considerable In
terest from Washington In regard to the
Intentions OF the Administration with
finances generally, 1t is felt that an
"h in4,saa a' of %aS Soo De as was fas
the case In November last.
IT Is said that 81, zoo, 900 Is the amount
OF gold that VIII be shipped to Europe
forwarded by the steamship La Bur
gogne and H,l5o,OOo by the steamship Lu-
cania.