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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Tho Weather,

For eastern Pennsylvania and New Jer-
sey, fair; cooler; southerly winds, beoom.
ing variable. For District Columbia, Del
aware and Maryland, generally fair. south.
srly winds.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

nj OfiCE-New Sewing Machines $500.
~ sl7.0O AMI 5000 A written guarantee
Tor 10 years. Secunu hand aclinos from
S.OOup, Cash or weekly payments. sewing
machines bought. sold aud exchanged at
RockefeiIer'a No 100 W. fth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

TAKE NorICE-Best prices paid for all
i kinds OF second hand furniture. stoves.
carpets. bedding watches. clocks. guns and
rcvoivers and good second hand clothing
g. W. Cor Second aud Orange streets and
No. 200 West Second street; also sold at n
US call, mlT,2tls
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
aor.rnnr ,,orrII, E.nI.i...

TOPEKA, Kan, May S.-GovsrnoF Nor
rill returned to Topeka yesterday, but no
warrant OF arrest has been sworn cut. Az
torneys for Warden Chase still insist, how.
ever, that the arrest will bs made. TO re-
porter the governor said: There 10 nothing
about the Issuance OF those vouchers but
what Is all right, as far as am concerned.
suppose that II I had mado out those
vouchers for extra services we would
never have heard OF 1t again, but don I
propose to do business that way"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
II. NJ wler. Fifih and KInE,

10 the place to buy your groceries, where you
get everything II eeh aud good aud lower than
any other place. Try our coffee. try our tea
try our -four, try anything we have and /
know you will be moro than pleased. We
are getting something new all the time.
Haveyou tried the new baking powderI Five
cents box and you get silver spoon with
every box. Do you want a can openerS We
have one and good ono, too and q boz of
tacks combined all for cents Have you
tried the daisy Root beer at cents q bottei
It's fine. Come and see our cakes. Who
would bother to make cakes when we are
giving them swayi Have you seen our
pound cakes and our chocolate cakes and our
Jelly cakes1 Your choice for l2hc o pound
Comeand see our butter II would.do y0u q oOd
to SEQ IT, and the price 10 all right. Wo have
a new barrel Of nRntry Day pulce. Its ex-
ira good and won't last long. Como this
week. We still have our Scent sugar and
our b-cents quart molRsses.
4. NJ. Nier, Fifth aud King streets
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
BIotclles
And Pinples

indicate inactivity of the
skin. They show that the pores are
clogged and that poisonous refuse
matter mas been denied an esress.
Inc accumulation of this natter
under the skin shows in red Jumps,
blotches and possibly in pimples.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Italy,s Chamber of perutie. DI..ol,ed.

HeH'5 NHHsHUUF Ut Deputleb IJIssoIVeu,
ROME, Mays.-King Humbert has signed
decree dissolving the chamber of depu.
ties, and fixing May 26 as the date for the
election Of deputies. The second ballots
will be taken on June q
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

CTORAGE ROOMS for stoves and furnIture
~ VIII keep your stoves and keep them
lnFoop order at my storage rooms. during
The summer months y, n. SEiUN ElL
h.7-lH' 2JSla L.. 4th street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

WHY do people complain OF harl times
w when any woman or man can make
from S5to $40 a day easily. Al have hea "a
of the wonderful success Of the Climax ID lsh
Washer; yet mRny arc apt to tLlnA thOy
can't make money selling IT; but anyone can
make money, because every family wants
one. One agent has made Nia@ IN the last
three months, after payiug ali expenses and
attending to regular business besidcs. fou
don't have to oanTasst as soon "a peopla
know you have 10 for sale. thoy send for
Dtsh Washek Address the Climax Mfg Co.
IS Starr Ave, ooiumbua Ohio ror pariiou.
lara mas S-tmeod
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

IIOlt RENT-s-roomcd house to5. West 9Th
l. strent and5 rOUiEed house. en4 Wright
street Mrs. Jourdan. Coz Washington street.
nj.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

ELEt tiCAL-Everytuing IN the clcolri-
IA cal line. Telephone a. The Electrical
CONSTRUCTION aud supply Company. No. ]
Inst Eighth street, m29-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

OARDlNG-Fuin or unfurnlshod
D front rooms, with or without board,
permanent OF transient; also irst-class table
loald. Every room fronts OH street. Com
yencnces on each hoOr Low rates. New
mnEaRement.So. IA East Seventh st. m26.ly
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
For Coughs. Colds and Pulmonary
Diseases.
A TRUE BALSAM.

lungs the Pinruln Bulsain
eIetts iinmedinte healing
Influence. anu we recon
mend this preparation to
be usel IN conneotion
with Ely's Cream Balm Ia
such cases. rne Ptneo,a
lial.am Is pleasant to the
taste. is soDtlIiuR To the In.
f1ameJ surface. aud when
uueo fairly tried is certain
TO supcisoac All other
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
REI.IEFIN SIX moEns.

Distressing Kidney and bladder diseases
relieved by the NEW SoUrH American KID
EEY CURE" This nov remedy is a great sur
prise on account of its exceeding prompt ess
IN relieving pain In the bladder, kldneys
back and every part Of urinary passages OF
mals or female. II relieves retention In
waier and pain IN passing 1t almost immedl-
ately. IL Jou want relief and cure. this is
your remedy
s6il by j. 3. Beetem and z Janet Belt,
druKgis Wilmington, Del
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

l7uR RENr-severHl new houses at l.ancss.
Il Ter avenue and seRrlrs street. con-
tanning rooms aud bath. hot and cold
ter gas h1tures. at sll pet nnnth. Apply
10 Patrick fAhey. Sd and Goanoll SITS.
itln.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

OST-On Nay s, u beagle dog with tho
~ name of NJ. Matt theSs on collar. A re-
ward Will be paid II returned TO s94 King 81
m0-5t.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

LION HENT--House VIII board rent out
IL Private family preferred. None but re-
s?onsible lparty need apply. Reference cx-
changed. apply at 226 King street. m7-5t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

I'OR RENT OR SALE- -FOUR nne houses
Il with all modern improvements located
un rum aud sixth avenues, electric cars run
by them, frlce t4tlO. Apply TO I'm. Guth-
lie. a2Otf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

lNuR RENT.-Secon d story room OF tho
IL Davidson Building at Ninth and King
street. Has been used as school. Apply 10
Stone Work. Ninth aud King streets, wIL.
Davidson. mi-2Gt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

L'oR ltEST--Cottasos at Eastitko Park, tho
Il popular suburb OF the city of Whining
ton. here you can enjoy all the benetits of
country air and yet be IN close contact with
the city. Rents reduced. Joseph l.. Car
penieU, DI3 Market street. a@7.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

1POR RENr-A pleasant snGoud story room
IL without board. at 5ll West Third srroCi.
nia-l2t eud'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

E7oR HEN1-Sea'iy hslf on. Store and
4 dwelling. corner I'd aud Van Duren aud
Bah ana spruce streets. Good baaiuoss stand
anu will be in perfect order. Apply to VIM.
J, Fisher, coo Market strUcL al9-lmuud
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
CURES THE
~ SERPENT'S
STING.
S :.
HEALS
RUNNING "a
SORES.

At 10 O'Clock. q. m.
Three head of horses, good workers ana
drivers. Nine head of good butter cows
Jersey and Alderney stock. Six shoats 80
pairs OF chickens Eight acres of wheat In
the ground, 2acfes OF potatoet 10 the gruu n d
hay and straw by ton. One Champion blnder
one buckeye mower hay tedder. horse ake
eulky cultivator, hand cultivator. twin har-
row, Syracuse ulov. Wizard hillside pluw
dearborn, rockRway carriage. tunpseat car
riage, pole and yoke. Jaeger wagon, roller
hay FORK rope hn1 pulleys, grain fnn forts
rakes shovels. hoes picks post spade. crow.
bars post digger, wood saw aud horse 9 cross
cut shws, ma end wedges. g ain cradle, hri-
ar and moving scytbes block AMI fan, ~ Il,
OF rope. force pump. Seacks OF phosphate. ?
Erlndstone. 81 gallon iron boiler meat pench
half bushel and half peck measure. harness
set carriage harness. l set dearborn harness,
sets OF cart harness sets stage harness,
set lead harness. brides. collars, naiiers. cart
hAnes. l2 COW Shame single ami double trees
log chains. hay aud fodder cutter wheel bar
Iron, chest OF tools.
blacksmith tools Bellows and anvil, wise,
drill nnd tire bender. Household aud kitohei
furniture consistinH OF beds and bedding
tables, chairs, bureau. wash stand , stoves,
20 yards ingram carpet
Dairy nttnres-consistinE of churu snd
hors-. butter worker, butter printer milk
caus and hoE. butter coolers. milk buckets
at lcles
Al sums OF $50 and under cash, over that
amount credit OF 80 days, by purchaser
dorser. JOSEPH LEACH,
l. ". sudham a SON. Aue. mi w.s-t.w
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
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FOH REM.

Ton RENT-A large store aud dwelling
IL No ~ West Front Bfreet VIII rent
separate. Suitable for any kind Of business.
Apply to p. q. Plunkett, 800 West Front
street, j5-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
INST
\. ". BIRNlE.

nj N0TICE-Wlim Del, May Z. 1895. -
IN All per sons arc hereby notified not to
pay any money to James i. Blrne or u Two
him credit on our account.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

Trading as Biruio & Son.
NJ Bills appearance will tell the cause
OF this notice. mat
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

lNOR REST-llonse No. sl2 Rrooine street.
IL ten rooms with bath and all the modern
improvements. Wm, Stuart. ~! King
btreets fet, Ii n
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

LNon RENT-No. sW Morrow street and
II story suitable for shop. Apply to Jas
,. Sutton. 1909 W. sth st. RIsoitr
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

OsT-Afox terrier dog ON sun W
- day. II black mark over uue S4SrAn
Eye. suitable reward will be given for Us
return to SOL shipiey street. mI-2t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

E7oR REST-one I-roon house. Apply to
l. ID. Mckenney. hrootne aud banning
ell eetA s2b-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
SALE.

LNoR sALE-Two dwellings situated At
~ Tweniy-thlrd aud " Rshinston streets.
Eine rooVs With all Tho modern Improve.
menis and nicely papered They have side.
poards and ward robes. In one OF tho
henlthiest parts OF the city IIIg hground
and Overlooking large portion OF the coun.
Try. They are open for Inspection. Appiy
20 Milton II. McEroy. Twenty,third and
Washington. ni.Gt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

I OST-A bunch OF keys III going from the
~ Court House o 18th and Jack >on streets.
Reward n returned to janitor at Court
House. m7.lt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

Price OF pineola Balsem $50 per bottle.
Cream Haim. Soc ELY Bl0S..66 Warren ST.,
N Y.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

ItOR RENT Cottages. rs per cent rotue
II lion Ia rents for le9i, al East Lake Park
Jos. /, CaIpenIer. Jr. H2s Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

M hNrFn ='lc engage In milling husI-
wv ness vain to invest II rev hundred
aclihrs ld!I IS "ioHns Nan" this . Nee
M 81
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

M AM EN-Alun to manage brauch
w ohlcs at Philadelphia, salary TlUIO a
Eear seOl cash aud references require Com.
merlai fereuc furnished ltopm 80 Ial.
Tic Husluitg. Washington, u. c. in1 q
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

tA h.siEil =dentleBeh boardsrs at gni
Q. A shgckIoy a9. 2ft
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

UN0R Rent -EIeyrn room housn. 1895 W.
II 18th street newly pHpeIcd mud In good
order and with bath. Apply 10 J. II ID.
Seeds lTiu nroone strett. nl5-tt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

FOR Sale Cheap. a wRvorly Bicycle, 9s
u pattern. Ia excellent condition, used
very little. sl3 W. 9Th street ms 8tg
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

Ton hAIn-- " cii-mzde dvarporp ana Ger
mantown sag0nA a. tRf priesk Also
r., Asmmond Cor. I'd asi French Streets
v iiminkton. Del. uS-iTt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

WASTEi,-.rwo gentlemen boar ieqs I'm a
hTeotR. Address $. Il. This office, aJj. .s3,.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

EoR shLE-i2 side door milk wagons at
French streets a9g 26t.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

NV ANfED--All persons who lrc Indebted
Wy 10 the late John u. stalrup To cgui
and settle with his widow. Kuile W. stnicuu
e she ls In need of the money Reslisnet
No. iO3 Tatnaii street. ni.sis
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

ITOR SALTS e.Tooinod houaes on eth Bnd
u oth avenue at terminus Of MAJ ylGni
kvenue trolley line. Modern tmproy emo onta
Sec them before buying, special induce.
mentS Joa J. Carpenter. 023 Market street..
jlptf
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-29
LIVELY "wnYs" FOR WOMEN.
With n Few Corresponding Queries for the
Othcr ScN

From the Chicago Record.
y young man who has always been much
interested in woman would like an answer
to the following questions:
Why a woman doesn't keep her shoes
Why she doesn't wear her hair in the
Of spelling her head by an unhecoming ar
ranEement because 1t is "styllsh?'
:, Why she allows a man to smoke when
he Is on the street with her?
Why she permits such an abomlnation as
a cuspidor 10 come into her house?
Why she doesn't stop talking about her
Ditto about her clothes?
Why she doesn't wear hats that can be
spy2}!iIad py}i,. by BY a,,da damp NJ day? 5,,,,o,
Why she doesn't renounce the words
"cutc," nice" and perfectly grand" when
talking of a sunset or a beefsteak?
Why she persists in filing her nails to a
sharp point?
to be Comfortable"
Why her card clubs always end in a big
row?
And woman would like to know about
the lord OF crcatiOn
Why he smokes cigarettes after all that
is admitted on that subject?
Why he doesn't Wear the neckties his
wife buys for him?
women are passing, and when there's no
occasion for It?
Why he eats bakery pie and doughnuts
aud then wonders that he has Indigestion
Why he thinks It bright and cynical to
sneer at women and womons work?
Why he insults his stomach by taking
mix lures over the bar?
Why he don't lie on a couch without get
ting the pillows into hard knots under his
hcad, thus nearly dslocating his neck?
Why he groans so when he has a little
Why he thinks he Is going to die If he
has ever so slight cold?
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-29
DEAL DIDN'T co THROUGH.
stony Hearted Insurance Man Refused Him
the Quarter.

chronic and had the air OF being leeiti-
mately acquired, called at the office of a
big life insurance company, and, address,
said, according TO the Louisville Times
Sir, am insured for 5000 in your COM
The policy, strange to say, is made out
in the name of my wife. She has posses
sion of It,"
er," said the official.
And If | could get hold OF, that policy I
here, however, for the purpose of making
a proposition to you, and the whereabouts
Of the policy is neither here nor there.
I'VE are" answered the official, coldly
'''Well, here is my plan. Since cannot
raise raise any sny'4bns nm foo,G oil Iat p3cX sprrng
have to pony up that S. OO0."
How do you make that out?" demanded
the official, in tones OF surprise.
repad p'ih he 0spo poiSy hoder If WhisRg HTlgNi is
not forthcoming ! perish, / simply lay
down and stinen out. and, YOU lose your
viii save my life ana save you 5000 bones.
Twenty-Five cents fixes me and / live.
Without II l breathe my last and prove a
dead loss g e, 70 you: II ! survive, however,
who knows but what l may beome CEN
tenarian?"
lie looked anxlously at the official but
the latter seemed frozen solid.
do l get the quarter" he demanded,
''You do not, was the reply, in icy tones.
settles It, Make out your death claims
and things FIN up the check payable TO
the order of my weeping widow, Charge
me TO profit and loss' lie walked heavily
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-29
a sun FIRED GUN.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer
In the paper last Saturday appeared, an
account of n strange accident in which a
man was killed by the discharge of a gun
while lying asleep on lounge in his room,
the weapon being discharged by reflected
rays OF tho sun falling upon the cartridge
chamber Of the tlrcarm,
Since the publication OF the story, a cor
respondent from York, Pa, writes concern
ing the accident, and refers TO a similar
case, IN which, through the efforts OF a
clever Cincinnati lawyer, named G. c, Wal
lis the person accused of murder and SEN
fenced to be hanged was set at liberty,
the circumstantiaI evidence on when he
was convicted being entirely exploded by
a witnessed demonstration as to how the
accident really occurred,
The York correspondent referred TO vol
ume 10 Of the Criminal Law Magazine,
page GP on which fun account OF the
case appears. The case was that of the
state OF Tennessee against Avery, tried in
Henry county, that state ana is one of the
most remarkable in the history of criminal
in June, lSS7, Charles EnsIey, the cousin
Of q man of the name Of Avery, was killed
IN his room while lying on lounge, about
which caused the death was n small rifle,
sending 32-caliber bail through Ensley's
time but Ensley, An empty rifle was found
lying on a rack on a wall of the room in
which the killing occurred, and the bullet
Avery was arrested for the crime. as he
WAS the only living close relative TO Ems
ley and by his death profted to the amount
not guilty but was convicted of murder
I'm the first degree and was sentenced 10 be
hanged. He appealed to the supreme court
and engaged Mr.. Wallis 10 defend him.
The supreme court remanded the case back
10 the circuit court on technical errors.
Two mistrials We're brought about. and
then came the strangest part OF the story.
The brilliant Wallis struck the keynote OF
the mystery. In August, 1891, he had the
rifle loaded and hung on the wall. white
sheet with the form Of a man marked on ID
was placed IN exactly the same position
occupied by Ensley when lying asleep and
heavy cut glass pitcher of water like IN
one found in the room was placed on the
shelf above The temperature was 80 de,
grees in the shade, one OF the hottest days
of the year.
The pitcher acted as a sun glass, and the
hot rays of the sun shining through the
water were refracted directly on the car
fridge chamber OF the rifle.
Eight witnesses were in the room, and a
few minutes after O'Clock a puff ana re-
port occurred, and the ball struck the out
lined form back Of the ear in the exact To-
cation where Ensley was shot, and the
theory OF circums tantial evidence went to
pieces. The incident being witnessed and
sworn to, readily explained Itself TO the
Jury.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-29
ANOTHER RACE FOR RAMIRO,


San Francisco. Dec. 2S.-'Iucky" Bald
wins crack colt, Ramiro, added fresh lau-
ming the Elmwood stakes from the bost
field of 2-year-olis mat ever faced the
which ran second In the Futurity. CreSren-
do was badly Handicapped with top weight
and was ridden very poorly by Bowen. who
horse appeared TO be winning. Green u.
Morris flly, Sallie Cliuuot, n favOrite
nt 2 10 J. but was beaten ont by a head by
neck behind and Cresccndo fourth. Twelve
horses started in the race, the odds against
$3.50 to the winner Four favortes, Two
second, choices and an outsider Won to-
day. Weather clear ,ann1dd and cold track i'm
First race--Five and a half furlongs sell
hn), ITO :. won Alyero, 107 Garner, to !,
second; Suffrage. 105 GIeinriehs)., 10 TO !,
shird. Time. llo. Nicnac, Ida n, Billy
Second race-slx furlongs; all ages. Miss
Maxim, 81 &C.. ,Slaughterl, $ to ., won;
44@a 3is II Roya ' Fa5B fI4B osq i 'nF',
stakes for 2-year-olds. value. 5000. Ram
ire M ll5 (Thorn) to n5 won 5aiie He, cuaqot
Bslia, Be IA" 1i5 'T' Cr soan yo'' to T. hira @ lt Tme
1:16. Crescendo Crafty, Governor Budd,
Joe X. Benham, Peru Mount McGrcsor
IL. Princess Noretta and Lee also ram,
Fourth race-One and one-siXteeuth miles;
selling; all ages. pungarvcn 90 Cochran,
TO >, won; Redglen, ,,lo7 tGrihn,, 70 !,
Time. l;5O7i, Little Bob, Tar and Tartar,
Ransom and Wawona also ran.
Fifth race-Steeplechase short course;
about one and oue-half miles; selling. Col
oncl Welghiman. ~ CHeunessey) . to 10,
ond; Maiidiabio. I$l lSp6nce). s to i. third.
Tine, 2;S5i2 Bellringer and AdeIa.nte also
Sixth race-Five and half furlours;
selling Adam ~ Garner 10 to j. won;
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-29
ANOTHER SYNDICATE DEAL,
BOND ANNOUNCEMENT EyPECTED THE
FIRST OF THIS WEEK.
=. Plcrpont Morgan Ready TO Float n Loan
OF 100000, 900 Bonds win First he
offered for Sale and Then Turned
over to the syndicate.

Washington. Dec. 2s-The president is
expected to make bond announcement the
first Of next week. lie has not entirely
abandoned the hope that he can float
bond Issue by popular subscription. Nine
out OF ten fnanciers with whom the presi-
dent and his advisers have been in commu-
nicauon express the opinion that the pop-
ular loan scheme will be a failure. what
figure has been fixed upon has not yet
been disclosed. Tho basis Is supposed to
be 3M pcr cent. The time limit for such
subscriptions Is also an unnamed quantity.
Another story Is that the bonds will be
offered at once at about the market value
OF the per cents sold last February.
around ~, and that a. soon as the failure
Of the scheme Is fully demonstrated, an.
nouuCcmcnt OF the fact VIII be made and
the president viii then bo free to make
the best private terms be can with the syn
New York. Dec 2S-Rceardinr reports in
banking and financial circles that the plan
for new government loan for sl0o. 10000
had been agreed upon, the Evening Post
NIr. ]. y. Morgan ls willing to help tho
government by floating a new loan OF
o1.~oro This he viii 10 In conjunction
with ana by the cooperation OF the hunks,
tiations have been advanced by him far
enter into an arrangement with the treas
syndicate .drFsnizod by him o take, s5o,-
y thcm IN n instamemn,s M ' as tha IN money one may be
required and also to agree to take $5O,-
] @ sbog 3r Gn a,d Jne o s'S naod ' (rthlr 'e pold
only depends now on Mr. Cleveland, wheth-
or such an arrangement SHAH be carried
out.
Persons IN q position to know the facts
TO some extent said 4 was understood that
have anything to do with TIE loan. ana
therefore Mr. Belmont would not be n
party TO the transaction as their nFent. al
Of the bonds.