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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-26
THE EMPIRE
OF WILMI N GRO N.
zoe Market street.


Special Sale Saturday July 81.
FieetlnG chances should DO grappled ere
they pass forever Now Is tho time to
avail yourselves of our Summer Clearance
Sale Hundreds OF well satisfied eusto-
mers Visited our store last evening. Hun.
dreds more are expected to, morrow. Don't
let this chance slip; save your dollars end
secure tho most seasonable and 81 tisfy-
In. sort OF bargains over offered before
At random we pick from the multitude of
good things the following:
UnbleHched sheetlnk mt 12b4o q yd.-
Good quality unblsnched sheeting. (2L
yds. wide never sold less than 2Dc a yd.,
others ask 25c, our price for Saturday only
1880 n yd.
Ladles' footwear s7c--Ladies' bright
donRola button Shoes $40 pair. worth ub
to Sl.T5 Il pair. This low price as we have
them only In sizes (frum = ~ to s.. of
couree Will say II can't be, tut we take
notice TINT people who follow our adver-
tlsements always gst the hest bargains.
and please remember We make no charge
for showing you these ehoes, and you are
at liberty to buy or leave them
Gents summer Under wear-Men's Bal.
briggan and gnuze Gong sloeve) under.
shirts and drawers to match, 100 worth
40e.
Neat perfect hitting corsets. regular SOC
values for to morrow, only 2ic.
Ladies' Hose 5gIc.-Ladies' fast black
hose. l0c values. Saturday SIC.
Lades' Gloves and Mitts l0c-Gloyes
that sold upward to SOC. In this lot you
will find finest all silk gloves, silH Tafleta
gloves In black and colors, and heavy fri.
cot finish, best German aud French manu-
faetu,e. choloe 100
Mems Celluloid cUiiars 7o.-Slen's water.
proof collars. manufactured by tho Cellu.
loid Co., zoe values &C.
Sewing Machines Sl4.7S.-Just received
consignment OF sewing III acilihes. best
Singer and Domestic make. but slightly
handled. every machine guaranteed worth
EDS at STATS.
Mons NeRllgee Outing Shirts. S5c.-
Laundrled Negligee Shirts with collars
anu cuffs attached 5Oo value. 35c..
AMONG THE SPECIALS.
Buttermilk SOAP 2Slou cake
Doc Infant Caps 24C.
Packages Clover Loaf Toilet Pdoor. 20.
Perfect Pack Playing Cards. Sc.
Heavy Large UnbreakOble Combs. 10.
Genuine Turkish Beth Soap. DC.
| Sllkallne Drapery, SIC yd.
Pure Linen Crash, &c yd.
az Inch Wide Pillow Gases &c each.
Ornamental Hairplns. &c.
| Clothesplns, 10 doz.
| 9 Bottles Root Beer Co.
| Fancy Fruit Dishes, l5c for Ldoz
Pluln White Dinner Plates Qargs size J
| 6for SOC,
| Fancy Glass Gobhlets &c.
| Black I'm Bread Pans Sc.
| Fancy FiOwered Dust Pans 90.
One Bottle Best Liquid BluInR, ESQ.
P6tented Coffee Staalners. 10.
| French and German Sardines. 4Lc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-26

T. Irving Handy, chairman of the State
nemOctatlc Committee, In reply to the
Challenge of the Single raxers to opsnly6
debate the platform OF that party, says nd
will not .meet any Of tho present cam4
puigncrs but would be glad to debate the
question with Henry George. tho argu-
Oratory. The Single Tax men replied
thatsAlr George was somewhere In New
England writing book und could not
come. When Mr.. IIanly met the advo-
Gates OF the single tax ut Newark he got
the better of the argume II Is believed
that the debate will come OH.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-26

Newton Taylor. residing ut Hockessln
Del. says that he had calf bitten by {
mad dog one year ago. which licked sore
on his nand. When the calf died he CON-
suited Mira DIR. A. b. Emery OF Phoenix
VILE, Pa, aud has never experienced any
bad effects since. Mrs Emery can be con
suited. ana IL the persons are too Door u
pay for the medicine she will give it Il
them. Mr. Taylor says that he knows o
numerous Instances where Mrs. DIR. Em
cry has effected cures OF hydrophobta.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-26

Architect L. l.. Rico has prepared for
John IL. banning plans Tor new house to
oo erected al Broome and Oak streels.
The plans have heon accepted aud provide
for "a thiee story structure to contain
fourteen rooms. Work will DO comn1nc-
ed on It US soon as the contract Ia award.
,,.i
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-26

Robert Msrrlck will have another sale
OF cows at Albania Station, Christlana Hd.,
on Thursday, August l, mt O'Clock p. M.
MILK is In great demand NJ the crsa IN erlee
and farmers may make money by pur
chasing cows at this time. Merrick is a
good judge OF cows and una erstands the
wants OF the farm re. Let all who wish
to purchase go aud see Thorn and judge
for themselves.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-26
HE Is NOT SQUIRREL.
Constable W IL. Nicixrrson OF vineIand, N.
J., snys Jones Resembles the Fiend. but is
not the Man Wanted.

Iii the Municipal Court this morning
City Solicitor HarInan asked that Nelson
Jones DO held until the arrival of tho Ne W
Jersey authorities for the purpose of iden.
tiii3ation on tho belief that lie was Waiter
Squirrel who was wanted FOR Grim naily
assdultiug n six year old caid. Constable
w. IL. NiCkorson arrived here TO day.
Judge Bali aat in the Municipal court
and the constable deposed he knew
squirrel sinoe he was boy and had ar
rested him three years ago. The prison
or WIS not the man although he very
closely rasembled him. judge Bali then
discharged Jones.
Constable Nickerson said to REPuBLI.
CAN reporter that three years ago he ar.
rested Squirrel on the charge OF being
ooncernad In a rape case He served two
years in Trenton and the other man Is
now serving 10 years term for the Of.
Tense.
Detective Lore and Constable Nlckerson
will hunt for their man lii other parts OF
Delaware. They know he was taken
across from Bay Side to Woodland Beach.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-26

The funeral CT ittle Sndip tho dnug liter
OF Benjamin Haliett, took place from her
fathers home II ear Brandywlns Summit
this afternoon.
Sadie died on Wednesday from blood
poisoning. An ahscess had formed at the
root OF the tooth, witch caused tho setting
In OF the disease. The child hud been III
about week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-26

John +. Mason ia at Asbury Park. N. j.
for two weeks stay.
Miss Daisy L sutton, Is the guest of
Miss Bishop OF Dover.
Get ready for the Farmers excursion to
Bridgeton N. j.. on August 9Th.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-26
~ OTATIDSs.
Reported by
IIEAI.b ~ COMPANY.

seVeutl aud Mlrket stfsott
InysHtnrnt ana Securities ylnliInF
frum4 LOI per cent
orders for the purchase and sale or
Htocks and Boudson Commission aza1ut.
Ell at All the stout exchanges
Prlvhtp telegraph wirs1 to N1I YORK,
Philadelphia BDston and Chicago.
Foreign DgLTt- and beVters oF Credit -
euet!.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-26

A fancy spnn of young horses driven
by tltuir owner. GhTisLonher stuck of
Rvery.ess. attracted considerable atten.
ton. IHey are pair of good pacere and
Stuck has refused "a handsome price Tor
the trum.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-26

Two horses belonging to the Pro vident
leo Company were knocked down yester.
day afternoon by electric car No. So col
liding with tho wagon at Fourth and
Orange. The horses were slightly skinued
and one OF them had one leg spralnsd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-26

Tomorrow promises to be fair and
and rather warmer. sunday Inir to partly
cloudy. indicating showers in diIferent
sections.
THE TEMPERATURE.
The Thermometer at The REPUBLICAN
Office to-day:
7o'clock. 10 o'clock. 2 o'clock.
70 rs 81
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-26
NNARIfIAt.IIE

LANk-CONlNG.-On ednesday. July cath,
1895. at No. G0l Claymont street, by Rev. O..
4. Hendricks, pastor OF Covenant Neform-
ed Episcopal Church. Mr.. william n. Lank
OF highlands. Del. and Miss Mary Il, Con-
ing Of Taylor's Bridge. Del. ..s. DE-.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-26

What would you say II you were offered
gold dollar for fifty csnts2 You'd think
II Il snap and jump at 1t. Well, that's just
exactly what you're gottiIa for every
fifty cents spent ut this most extraordi-
nary Sale. Our elegant stock OF the
finest and best makes Of Shoes Of every
description must be slaughtered to make
room for an Immense consignment OF
Fail Goods about to come in. and cost Ia
no consideration. whatever. You. who
have been paying high prices for Shoes all
your life are specially invited to attend
this Sule and zee what the only Bloomar's
enterprise can do. Note some OF our
prices This Is no bankrupt sale-Ths Is
no dissolution CD sale-rhis lie u
plain bvna.lide clearance sale. such us
can be found only at the enterprlsinR
Rloomar's, (yallow front.) All King
street. Wilmington, Del. Money back on
demand,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-26
FIT I'll ftjjiiTHIA.g
TO REOPEN THE CASE
John Obey to Have q Hearing
On a Serious Charge! Z
WENT TO TRIAL IN MISTAKE.
Did not Uuacrstand that iIc was Charged
with nm Assault Upon Oiiiccr Dan
Aisen.

On Sunday June 10TH crowd Of men
and one woman were noticed by Officer
Dan Aiken on lot beyond aotluR In O
very dlsorderly manner. He arrested
Robert Cloud and the woman. Willie
Douglas They were fined S5 an costs
Tor the offense by Judge Ball.
While taking the prisoner TO the patrol
booth Officer Aiken testified at the trial
that john obey adva need towards him.
grabbed him by the ollar ami kicked him
in the stomach. The officer was obliged
to go under the care OF a doctor for several
days and was unable to go on duty.
Alter hearing the evidence Judge Ball
sentenced obey to pay fine OF ESQ and
costs and be imprisoned for the term OF all
m onths.
In the fret part OF this week Obey pro
scented q petition to Ju dge Ball asking fol
a rebearlng OF the case on the ground
that he was not aware OF the nature OF the
charge whom he went 10 trial.
On Wednesday morning last Judge Ball
gave a hearing to three witnesses to see
whether II was case for reopenlng. This
morning In Municipal Court the Judge
stated that he decided to REQ pen the case,
City Solicitor Hartman announced thai
| he would be ready for trial tomorrow
morning. Judge Bail stated that contrary
| to the announcement made In morning
paper there had been no private hearing.
There are no private hearings in that
! court II the morning paper took the
| trouble to send reporter TO the sessions
| OF the court 1t would be able TO give the
| proceedings correctly, but as IL does al
| present Its reports are misleading.
CURSED THE COP.
George Russell, OF New Castle, waa
| found BY Officer Kelleher last evening at
| Front and Justlson streets acting very
disorderly. Lie wanted to light with
| everyone.
Because Keileher refused to allow q
flstic exhibition on the street he cursed
| the wearer OF the helmet and star. KEEL.
| leher is not one OF tho sort to he deferred
| by the vaporlpgs of one OF the "profes-
sion," SO he locked him no.
He stated to Judge Ball this morning
| that Russell said after he was arrested
| that he thought he was another COP.
| Russell admitted In Court that he was
| drunk at the time. Unless he pays fine
| OF So and costs he will get a free ride 20
New Castle and free board for thirty dayA
at Hotel Glllls.
EDWARD AND LYDIA.
On last Tuesday night Edward Williams
colored. followed Lydia Johnson to the
corner Of Sixth and Poplar streets. With.
out any warning he walked up behind
her struck herlln the head and knockedIher
senaeless. Edward was Informed by the
court that he would be obliged to fur
nish $i0 and costs to tho Golfers OF the
coLrt or enjoy tho pleasures OF the salt
water breeze at New Castle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-26

Excursion and Free Clam bake, of the
Memorial committee of DUPONT Post, No.
3. G. A. r.. to Cape May, Monday. July
GOTH 1895. on steamer Republic. Tickets,
Sl.o0; children, sc cts. Train leaves Water
and French streets at s. As q. m.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-26

Harry s. Neher was u aud David bangle
80 years Of age yssLslduy and al heir
homes lust night the meinbers OF the
Delaware Saengerbund serenaded them.
At the homo OF Alr. bangle, John 10. NIaler
adore sad the company. general good
time was had at both homes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-26

To Colchester on Thursday next. July 25.
The round trip rate Is but 81. and special
train will leave Wilmington, via Philadel-
500 O. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-26

Some twenty or m ore dissatisfied mem.
Der of the George Washington fishing
club have chartered one OF tho tugs and
will go to Ship John Light on Thursday
next ON a fishing expedition.
II has been suggested that the Board oil
Health be notified and an appeal made to
that body to send word to Lnrrabee 81 Co.
that 1t will be no use fol that hrm to bring
cor load Of fish to our city on the date rs
the mem bers of the George Washington
Club expect to stock the market with fish
hauled out of the water on Thursday and
to DO sold In our city by O O'Clock in the
evening of the same day.
Those ileh will DO known as sacred fish
and not much bait will be required to
make them blte. Word Will also be sent
to Larrabee Co.. SO that Their shipment OF
rsh will not conflict with the catch OF the
George Washington Club aud stencil
created that would rival the fumes fro IN
the Lehlg Chemical works. Several Of
prominent meT chants on Market, Eighth
and other woll known streets will take a
hand In catching fish on this memorial
trip.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-26

The auction sale Of groceries and house.
furnishing goods at 10th and Spruce
directs will be continued every evening
during this week at 730.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-26

A plir o. rubber tired carriage wheels
hava be H trG5ived by Chhtll A Co, ear
Ilu.s GulIders, at No. 2Js orange street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-26
Fresh butter. zoe per Id. at G. Ii. Carton,
Third street market.


Albert Johnson better known as the
"barrel man" while ct work on Market
street above Fourth this NOR ming was
struck by a Interview car No. 102 and
received badly cut head. After having
the wound dressed at Bringhursrs drug
store Albert went up Market street.
DE- n Pound, &c. a Pound
Dunlap Eighth and Tatnall streets Car
OF frosh iiah direct to Wilmington
from fishing ranks this afternoon and
to- morrow. Bring baskets and paper. Sua
bass cents per pound; trout cents per
pound; blue fish q cents per pound.
DUNLAP. Eighth and Iatnali streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-26

NoItce.
Good butter, 200 h. Fresh or eamery
priats, 23c q. Ii. Carton. Third street
market
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-26

Thieves broke into the store of Frazier
Elliott and Frank Lynch at Delmar last
evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-26

SlHnsbugry Murray, No. 100 East Front
street viii have French ux'taii soup Tor
luHcn tomorrow night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-26

Evorythlhg made to order. Pants from
IS to 80; suits from SI2 to S25 The Hub
Custom Tailoring Co., FOG Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-26

Eagles excursion to Atlantic City hav,
reputation all are proud of. Their ST.
annual, Sat-, Aug. 10th.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-26

U. s. DEP ARrMEN1 OF AGRICULTURE
wKATHLE BUREAU OFFICE
BALTIM DIRE, Nd. July 90.
Tho tabls below Elves the Temporal.
ture and the state CT the weather at
atat
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-26

Go TO G. Ii. Carton. Third street market,
fresh dairy butter zoe per Id.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-06-22
The Great Mountain hautataqua.

The Paradise of the Mountains, on the
summit of the Alleghenes. Thirteen
years of splendid history; $3.50, 600 invested
in identifying the great park of 800 acres.
Splendid hotels and cottage accommoda
tions at from So to $15 week The Sum
mer School, with twenty departments of
important study, under the care of the best
instructors out of leading Universities,
August It'll, to 9th. The Great Noun
tain Chautauqua meets August 18th to 9th.
One hundred professionals well known in
the entertainment field, will fill the passing
days with pleasure and profit. 1t is the
coolest, the cheapest the most inspiring
place in America to spend summer va
cation. 1t is on the main line Of the pic
turesque B. & o. Railroad, express trains
with sleeping and parlor cars to the doors
If you are interested, the Is page, hand
some, illustrated, detailed program will
be mailed to you if you will send your
name and address to the Agent Of the B.
& o. Railroad Co., Mountain Lake Park,
Mp.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-06-22
UNSUITABLE ARGUMENTS.

A person who introduces an argumen,
on politics or religion at, small tea
party Or little evening reception, ought
instantly to be handed over to authorities
comes to his right mind. II people are all
of one opinion, it does very well to ";
the head and remark that ruin will befall
the country if the other side comes into
power, or to utter pharisaica wish that
other people were as sure of heaven as we
are; but where, as usually happens the
point, there can be no more thoroughly
efficient way devised for Rating an un.
pleasantness.
Elderly people, who were willing to
talk of the weather. who mildly delight il
discovering that they mutually know the
Smiths and Browns, or who separate int,
confidential groups and amiably give each
other formulas for hair tones, or recipes
for buildings, will suddenly lash thcm.
Ives into ury, at the mention of
Objectionable presidential candidate OF
church of what they consider wrong
views.
Young persons, who would naturally do
little pretty flirting. play the piano OF
guitar, turn each others music, or look
over the photograph albums quite harm.
leesly, and 20 home saying they had had
"A very pleasant evening, prick up their
ears at the sound of the war trumpet and
rush into battle.
Mr.. Jones, junior, remarks, that for his
part, when he has vote-next year-h,
is not going to cast it for Perkins-no,
Boggs will be his man. And his prospec
tive father-n- law instantly declares that,
'he, for one, would never admit into his
family a man of such views.
Miss Peach, in white and blue, says to
old Mrs. Plum, that she "thinks Dr. -
really awful, and quite wicked; and it
wasn't Christian at all to say what the
papers say he said-there, now
Ana ON MrS' rum says 10 lleT grand
son, Philemon: If you give me that girl
for grand daughter you'll break my
heart
In fact quiet evening, not very inter
resting, but quite comfortable enough,
from which people would have gone home
pleased with each other, and happy as the
world goes is changed into an unpleasant
scene of pickering and abuse by the intro
duction of these two great subjects, the
greatest in the world, religion and politics
to persons incapable of handling them.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-06-22
SOUTHBOUND 7. NJ.

WtCk uHys ana SUnUhy.
SUNDAY only. tSunday only.
Stops on signal or notice to conductor.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-06-22

American mutton when English is ordered,
as not one guest out of fifty would recog-
nize the fraud, but the great hotels are not
conducted on those lines
All the meat is treated with artistic care.
and the 'ripening" process requires the
judgment of an expert. When purchased
it is ticketed with the date of the killing
and dressing, and is then packed in cold
room OF As degrees for two weeks. When
removed it is usually covered with thick
mould, and the appearance of this mould
to the expert is the keynote of its condi-
ton. 1t must be ripe, juicy, and tender,
and the long storage usually brings about
these results.
The real work of the kitchen falls to the
lot of the chief In all four of the greatest
New York hotels the chef is an Alsatian,
and his salary ranges from Sc, 600 to SIC, 600
year. Financially he is greater man
than Congressman, and is almost on par
with prosperous bank president He has
a number of department chefs under him,
and each of them has small regiment of
helpers. The next in rank to the chef is
the saucier, who boils the meats and mixes
the soups and sauces. After him comes
the rotisseur, who brols and roasts all the
meats and fish. Following the rotsseur is
the entremetier, who handles all the side
dishes, such as vegetables, omelettcs, and
whatever is fried. The garde, manager,
the next in rank, makes the salads and pre-
parcs the cold meats. The boucher who
cuts the meats and the poissonier, dresses
the fish, and the casserolIer, who fills the
important post head pot washer, complete
the executive force of the chef
With a well-organized staff of assistants.
the main duty of the chef comes Just before
meal time when he makes round of the
entire kitchen, tasting every article pre-
pared. He may suggest some slight change
like the adding of seasoning but usually
everything has been done to his satisfac-
ton. The bakery force is independent of
the chef.
\ description of the fittings of one of
these kitchens would fill volume, and
were the technical terms used it would be
wholly unint' Eligible to the average good
housewife The equipment of an up to
date hotel kitchen costs close to $780, 900.
and the yearly expense of keeping it in
fine running order is equivalent to the in
come of millionire.