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The evening world., 1895-09-18
TROUBLE FOR POLITICIANS.
Sunday Observance Association
FavOrs Present Excise Laws,

The Sunday Observance Association
OF Brooklyn. bids fair to cause the poll
ticians no end OF trouble. II Is out
tooth and nail to keep the present Ex-
else laws on the statute books.
The association held a mass-mceting
at Y. NJ. c. A. Hall, Fulton street, las,
night. A. A. Robbins presided. Speeches
were made against the proposition to
elect Legislature favorable to the
enacttng Of more liberal Sunday laws.
committee is to be appointed to in
terview all candidates for the Assem-
bly, and Senate. Those who do not come
up to the Associations standard will
not receive the support of Its members.
The association warmly tndorses the
policy OF Mayor Strong and Police Com
The evening world., 1895-09-18
Got Drunk on 10 Cents,

James Emsfson, . picturesque individual
dressed In red nannel shirt and sombrero. with
hair wh!th hung down his back in cowboy style
IN the Tomb' this morning. Policeman Eiwards
oi the Old slip stallion. found Emerson iyip on
MS lace on South street, near Maiden lane at 4
o clock last evening when Emerson becams sober
ne told the policeman that he had been paid IS
cents Tor putting in ton OF coal. and that on
'hs sum he had proceeded to &c, gloriously drunk.
The evening world., 1895-09-18

their removal from this city for the
same purpose.
Although most of the cases involved
in the 'mlslaid' complaints are out
lawed, there may be homicide cases
among them, which can still be pressed.
There are no cares OF murder In the
first degree.
The evening world., 1895-09-18
J. c. WILSON DEAD.
He Passed Alvey Very suddenly at
the holland House.

J. c. Wilson. who was one OF the re-
ceivers Of the Atchison. Topeka and
Santa Fe Railroad. died suddenly at
the Holland House this morning.
lie was found dead in bed by one OF
the employees. who. falling to receive
response to repeated knockings,
opened the door and saw the body on
the bed.
The cause Of death Is not known. DR..
J. p. Edgar of "a East Thirty-fourth
street, reported the case to the Coro-
ner's once, stating that death was
probably due to heart disease.
The evening world., 1895-09-18

REV. br. Edward McMinn. pastor OF the Sum.
mit Avenue Baptist Church. Jersey city, has
notified the trustees and doacons OF his intention
to resign. There Is faction in the church or-
posed to the pastor, and the annoyance this has
The evening world., 1895-09-18

Boarders! BORrders! Boarders!
They are always wanted! The
Half-Million Guarantee Page nnds
them.
The evening world., 1895-09-18

Help! Help! Help! Help busi-
ness by advertising your wants
on the Half-MilliOn Guarantee
Page.
The evening world., 1895-09-18

Dr. and Mr.. Charles II. Psrkhurst who will
return from Europe on the Germsnlc tomorrow.
will be mot at the pier by members OF the City
vigilance League who will extend them hearty
welcome home. Secretary Abbott. Of the League
has written to each branch regariins the presence
Of as many members at the pier as possible.
The evening world., 1895-09-18
O'Neill'S,.

SIXTH AVE.. 10Th TO 21ST ST.
H0MF FURNISHINGS Everything necessary to add to
!lOML UlMxlOllx4O comforts and attractions of
the Home will be found at THE BIG STORE, and at prices
pleasing to the economical buyer Note these unusual
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-19
NUGGETS OF NEWS.


There Is no truth in the report that Bra
zil had recognized the Cuban insurgents.
Bishop Atticus @. Haywood of the
Southern Methodist church, is critically
Ill at his home in Oxford, Ga.
A call for national anti-seloon oonven-
tion to be held at tho national capital on
Dec. II, l8 and 10 next has been issued
1t is officially announced that there will
DO no football game between Yale and the
University q Pennsylvania this year.
The Republican national committee
will meet IN the latter part of November
or early in December, says Chairman
Carter.
The Spanish government is preparing to
send a strong feet to Cuba directly any
American government recognizes the Gu
bans as belligerents.
England demands court martial fox
Captain Lothalre, the Belgian officer who
executed the English trader, Stokes, in the
Congo state, and an indemnity of 1000, coo
francs to Stokes' family.
The Rome correspondent OF the London
Chronicle says that he has been assured
In official circles that England intends to
land troops in some part of Turkish ter
ritory II the Armenian reforms are NOT
honorably executed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-19
THE PuGlLIsTlc PUZZLE.
The corbSti- ti-ritxsimmons Fight Contro-
versy stiii Unsettled.


LITTLE ROCK, Oct. 19.--There were many
rumors around the state capitol last night
to the effect that something startling will
develop before tonight. just what this
something is no ono outside Of select few
seem to have any idea, and they only look
grave and remain silent when Questioned
They are, however, emphatic in declaring
that no fight will occur, and from what Ii
to be learned 1t Is believed that Governor
Clarke has altrump card up his sleeve, which
Will be sprung today.
fThe railroad company has large force
of men at work building side tracks, and
officials Of the Hot Springs Athletic club
say that the erection of the arena will be
matter of few days. Wilmington Park
Is situated at the end OF the valley, and is
surrounded on three sides by q steep
mountain slope, forming natural sup
port for the seats. All that will be re-
Quired will be the placing Of seats on tho
mountain side in a stair step fashion. An
immense canopy will cover the park.
Corbett and bis party gave an exhibition
In this city last night to an overnowing
house. The case against him at Hot
Springs was brought up yesterday, but was
continued until today, and Corbettis prac-
tically in the custody OF o deputy shcrin,
who came here with him.
Dan Stuart wired FitzsimmoDs yester-
| day that II he was bot Ia the state on Mon
/ day the fight would be declared OF.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-19
FLEECED HoSIERY--Made

FLEECED HOSIERY--Made
especially for US by leading Euro
pean makers:
Mems Unbleached and Fast
Black Fleeced Half Hose, at IS
and SIZE per pair. Z
Morley's English Sanitary Fast.
Black Fleeced Half Hose. at 5oc'F
Women's Unbleached and Fast
Black Superior Qualify Eleeesd
Hose. at IS, SIX and 50 @ts: pef
pair. -
Children's Fast Black Plain Cot
ton Fleeced Hose-all sizes, 6 to 9
inches. at rs and 371z cents per
pair.
Children's Morley's Sanitary
Black Fleeced Hose-o to 81
inches, at soc. 4
Children's Fast Black Ribbed
Fleeced Hose-o to oH inches, at
IS and SIN cen.s per pair.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-19
Highest of all in Leavenng PowerLatest U. s. Govt Report
R3H:'Al! q! Bskassl: RBskiRs
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Horaes Scared.

As John Edwards. who resides near the
Line house. in Kenuett Township. Pa.
was taking load OF apples to tho mill OF
Mr.. wilkinson, near MI, Cuba. Few days
ago to have some cider made he met a
train OF cars a short distance below Ash
land. where the railroad and county road
run side by side for some distance. when
his horses were badly frightened. Luckily
however. he succeed In controlling them
and thus escaped accident. He now
thinks that the com missioners. Messrs
Bra ckin. Hieks and Myers should put
their heads together and have tho county
road moved over some distance. or at
least have a fence put up between It and
the railroad. II something Of this kind
is not done he gives notice that he shall
not travel that way again II he can readily
avoid doing so. Will not the commits.
sioners look into the matter
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-19
The demand for

4. little thought to the har.
monizing Of colors; some regard
to the size and shape of your
room; proper attention to the
correct proportion of the pieces
and the following out of the
style as decided upon, and you
have no trouble in furnishing
a parlor that will be correct
and artistic as to style, and
pretty and gratifying as to taste.
We will be glad to help you to
this if you will let us.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-19
niars,,n,,,on Itou,a.

ST. Barnabas 2. e. Church cleared
enough money at their recent lawn fete
to pay Off ali their indebtedness for this
year. Ali praise to the energy OF the la
dies.
George W. Stanley has been added to
the force In Eeoffs store This valuable
man In place where he will be spprsctat.
ed.
Everett Guest has just completed very
pretty ineRt shop ON the corner lot adjoln.
ing hls residence. Tha upper story Will
be used by tho local society OF the W. O.
I. u, and also as practice room for the
Marshaliton band.
David Eeon recently purchased the
as stofe Tor ssSO0, and has already added
mapy endorsements. He is live mer.
chant and good Citizen.
The Kiamensi Woolen mllls are work.
Ing full time under the new proprietors
with bright prospects, OF steady work In
vicinity for OF every dollar that comes to
the proprietors ninety cents goes out to
the community through wages to the
employees.
James Burge, the baker. Is doing con.
stantly increasing business as he dt !.
serves from such exoeilenL product OF
his ovens.
Jos. E. Willis the popular station agent
ut this place recently moved his residence
TO No. Washington street next door to
w N. Lear.
Geo. W. Spicer Jr,. and family are once
moro welcome residents of Marshallton.
Although as u Democrat he cannot be
elected to the legislature from this dis.
triet yet he can be voted q good fellow.
Rev. Miller. rector of st. BarnHbas ls q
popular and faithful minister of God. No
kind OF weather deters him from keeping
his engagements.
Mrs. Dr. Bradley has been called away
to her native homo In Chester Co.. on ac-
count OF serious illness of friends.
Mr.. William McCullen is now working
In Philllpsburg, N. j.
new doctor Is not going to occupy
the Bennet place, Slips will hnppen.
Tho now heir at the Bringhurst home.
stead may rule the family affairs but he
is not yet quito responsible for the pros.
porous condition of business In the roll.
ing mill.
Miss Meta Gregg has returned from
her vacation aud IL ggaln behind the coun.
ter at Crnpston's store.
Mr. Bonham. wife aud child, of German.
town. Pa, are visltlng Mrs. James
Buras.
|.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-19

Tn 10 will be great day for foot ball In
this city. The Warren will lna up against
the strong Oneida Club OF Philadelphia.
and Aa the Oneidn lie u strong club good
eamb is expected: but tho Warren boye
have been prnctiolng and no fears are
entertained OF their loslng.
An equally good game Is promised at
Rlverytew, when the strong Y NJ G. A,
team will play the Maryland Athletic
CluhL The N. A. q. is composed OF sew
eral veteran foot ball players. but the Y.
Nj. c. A. mas been practlclng hard since
Its laet game, and the Christians intend 10
make the MarYlsader5 hustle.
Tie University OF Pennsylvania, with
It's crippled and greatly weakened team.
will face the University OF Virginia team
on tho Rridiron this afternoon. The Viz
gpil collegians. depending on the condi-
tiono Pennsylvania, have great hopes
ot winning
Princeton and Lehigh will line up for
the hrst of their annual contests today.
Managers of amateur teams who wish
to have the results of thelr games pub.
lishbI In this column should band them
In before 10 o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-19
r.,,,fy,nr for Mullins.

TRENTON, Oct, lo.-In tho Mullins trinl
Thomas E. Woods, of Washington, was
called by the defense and testified that at
the request Of ex-Bookeeper Murphy he
wrote to one George Patterson. Of Brook
lyn, asking him to see Mullins and make
an offer that II Mullins would pay Muir
phys bail and expenses the latter would
absent himself from the trial Patterson
then testified that he went to Mullins and
told him about the letter, but Mullins
declined to enter into any arrangement.
Furniture dealers and others testified that
his prices were not excessive.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-19
The slaughter of th. Seals.

: WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-Captain Hooper,
who commanded the Bchring sea fleet dur
ing the last season, has made his report to
che treasury department. He recommends
mat the killing Of female seals during the
nSnth of August, when the death of each
female more than two years old, means
the loss Of three senls-tho mother, n young
nnd helpless pup on the islands, which
dies of starvation, and an unborn pup,
should be prohibited. 1.-THE seal herd is
Aecreasing yearly" he says, "and will
noon be thing of the past" 1t Is esti-
mated that the entire catch will not ex-
eeed 80, 900 for this season.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-19
EXPLANATORY.

The watch will be on exhibition In the
south window Of Suld's Shoe House, 226
Market street.
a Each contestant TO have the privilege of
having representative present at tho
count every Tuesday and Thursday even.
ings until close OF contest.
Each and every ballot to be placed in
box at Fuld's Shoe House, 226 Market
street.
The box will be under lock nnd key and
the'key will bs placed In the hands OF Mr..
Andrew Selak. Of Selak and Young, SIT
Market Atreet.
Ditectaif coupons, Gold Watch Con.
test, care Of Fuld's Shoe House, 226 Mar
ket street.
The name and club should be written
plainly on each coupon and should bs
kept neatly as possible.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-19
p,x Car wroo,,,a. Tbr., K,,,,a.

DECATUR, Ind, Oct 10.-Word has just
reached here from Ceylon, seventeen miles
south, that the pay car on the Grand Rap
ids and Indiana railroad was wrecked and
three men killed and several badly injured.
Tho dead are; John Malott. james ellison
and William Brown. A gang Of bridge
workers had pushed their car on q switch
to let the pay car pass, but neglected to
close the switch, and the train, running
fifty miles an hour, dashed into the car
and the engine was terribly wrecked.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-19
Mine riro Upd,r Tho river.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Oct. 1s.-The Hoyt
shaft of the Pennsylvania Coal company
at Port Griffith is on FIRE, and great damage
is feared unless 1t is soon extinguished.
The fire started In the red ash vein, and
was caused by the ignition of large feeder
by blast The soone Of the FIRE Is 1900
feet from the mouth of the shaft, and dl-
rectly under tho river. The Pittston fire
department was called upon and with ss,ss 200
feet q h11::a, large force of men Is at WORK
fighting the flames.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-19
A Big suIt Discontinued.

NEW YORK, Oct. l9.-The suit of the
Soldiers Orphans home of Sd. Louis
sgaisst Russell Spge, George J. Gould, ct
al, executors of the estate of the late Jay
Gould, was discontinued yesterday In the
supreme court by mutual agreement. The
suit was brought to recover stocks and
bonds Of the value of $40, 600, 900, which, 10
b alleged the defendants wrongly diverted.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-19
A Grand lioncerl.

In the Fret Presbyterian Church on
Tuesday. OCT. %. n grand concert will be
given by the choir. A part OF the pro.
gram:
Hall smiling Morn. II. Spoiforth
Work. -. .Creltlon by Hayden
o Father Whose Almighty Power
Judas Maecabeus
Awaken. eElion Lyre.. e...............Da Dandy
Blow, Blow 1hou Winter Winds
RJ s. Stevens
Star OF Descending Night, L. o. Enerson
Aleo solos. duets, trios and uuarIettes
will he sung by members OF the choir and
singers CT Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-19
LOCAL DOTS.

Inflammation was the cause Of the death
OF Enos Seed horse Of West Che ster and
not poison.
The proprietor OF Lindenthorpe Park
wants license to sell the ''craythur."
A Pennsylvania Railroad express killed
a cow south OF Thurlow yesterday after.
noon.
Over 200 horses for the EIkton race
track have passed through this city.
Harry RIedeli. who was injured In the
wreck at Bellevue on October 10. died at
the Delaware Hospital last night
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-19
Mrs. waller doe. to Washing ton.

BALTIMORE, Oct 1a.-The wife and fam
ny - sx- Consul John L. Waller, formerly
representative of the Unieed States at
Madagascar, reached this city yesterday,
staying at the home Of ex-Couneilman
Cummings. Mrs. Waller will probably go
70 Kansas and make her home there until
the return of her husband Accompanied
by her stepson, Paul Bray, she loft today
to visit Washington and see Secretary
olney to place what documents they have
IN his hands.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-19
InIaid
suits,

Or finished plain in cherry,
birch or mahogany, covers in
silk damasks already put on or
at your selection if desired.
They come as low as $32 Or as
high as 5000, and anywhere in
between. "Our own make" Of
course, and the filing all hair;
springs, ETC., of the best
The assortment will surprise
you and wepresent now the full
and unbroken line that will be
carried this Fall. No better
time for looking, whether you
buy now or later, or not at all
-of one thing we are sure
you will be interested.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-19
A Note. nlblIcal soho,., p,aa.

NEW YORK, Oct. 19,-Dr. Francis W.
Upham, the well-known Biblical student
end author, died at his home, No "A West
Thirty fifth street, aged 7s years. He had
bad q stroke of paralysis in January, 1854,
and had hsen confined by ill-health to tho
Aouse, md haost of the time to his room,
bver since then.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-19
vEsEzuELA NOT FRIGHTENED.
And Americans Are Preparing to Take
Possession of Their Claim.

And Americans are preparing ~ AnNN
Possession of Their Claim.
NEW YORK, Oct 10.-That the Vene-
suelan question Is approaching an acute
stage, with possibilities of resistance by
she South American government to British
aggression, was signifed by disclosures
made in New York today on the best
tuthority. The government Of Venezuela
: = providing Itself with modern armament,
and among other supplies has ordered ten
improved Maxim guns from the British
frm which manufactures them. The
order WINS plaoed through New York
nrm, and the English house. it is sup
posed, does not know the destination OF
the goods.
y At the same time, the syndicate OF United
Etates capitalists which has secured con
sessions on the Venezuelan gold lands
claimed by Great Britain Is preparing to
ssnd o large force Of prospectors, miners
S---A workmen into the field. William N.
Stafford, counsel for the Orinoco company,
tho American syndicate, made plain tho
position assumed by the orinoco company.
7 "Thc company" said he, proposes to
work its concessions without delay. 10
will send prospectors along the line Of the
Ymataca mountains, whose foothills are
supposed to be rich with gold mines. That
territory is, OF course, in the compahy's
eoncessions, and has always been marked
90 on the map. But now that there Is a
prospect Of gold there Great Britain claims
II. Arrangements are being made to send
---nr men there to develop the company's
!. .s-s.ss-sss. hs-AiloS Ssith- any intent to START
. controversy-but to SAeert the company's
rights. Besides the mihes there are other
properties in the concessions awaiting do
velopment.
"Great Britain refers to the Schomburgh
line but the fact is that she has gone be-
yond that. This line is purely imaginary.
bir Robert Schomburgh visited Venezuela
In 1870, and, starting at Point Barema,
merely drew line southwark ON the map
The Venezuelan government has conclu-
siye evidence that he made no survey.
'Jp 1850 Great Britain asserted that ii
had iio intention to occupy or usurp dis
puted territory. So matters went until
1885 In that year rich gold fields, now
yielding "a, 900 600 year, were discovered
west Of the Schomburgh line, between the
auaima and Paranan rivers. They are
known as the Barema gold fields, and are
ffty TO sixty miles west of the Schomburgh
line Nevertheless Great Britain promptly
stepped In and claimed that territory.
And so she has gone on since, claiming
hnd wherever gold has been discovered.
The Orinooo company claims those gold
helds as being In its concession, and pro-
poses to stand up for Its perfectly olear
kitle 10 tLelnn
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-19
STRAWBR|DCE & CLOTH|ER.
Mems, Womens and ChiIdren's Underwear,
Mems, Women's and ChiIdren's Hosiery,
Mems and Boys Shirts,
at the lowest prices.
MEMS UNDERWEA :

MEMS UNDERWEAR -
Strictly perfect goods, OF our own
direct importation:
Morley's Super Stout Cotton
Shirts and Drawers-full regular
made. Usually $3.50, at SI.oo.
100 Dozens Conradi & Fried
mans Heavy Ribbed Balbriggan
Shirts and Drawers--real value,
$3.50, at - - S1,io
Glastonbury Natural Wool and
Camel's Hair Shirts and Drawers
sold last season at $3.50
now :. SIPS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-19
Tho Holt VIII Contest.

WASHINGTON, Oct fo.-shollabarger &
Wilson, on behalf OF the heirs at law of
the lato Joseph Holt, yesterday filed
caveat in the probate court, stating that
the heirs do contest the alleged will filed
by Luke Devlin as executor. The cayeat
asserts that the paper Is not the last will
and testament of Joseph Holt, is a forgery,
and never was signed by Holt or the Wit
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-19
Mayor oharged with Malreasnuee.

DANvILLE, Ills, Oct, 19.-Mayor Will
lam L. Runyan, of this city, was indicted
yesterday by the grand jury OF this county
for malfeasance ir Office, The specific
charge is that he hlndered the city mar
shal from destroying gambling material
which the city council ordered destroyed.
The mayor is in Buffalo, N. Y, and will
be arrested on his return. His bond was
nlaced MT $500
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-19
Ambassador ourriss L,f. Threatened.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. fo.-Sir Philip
Currie, the British ambassador, has re-
ceiyed from an Armenian source a warn
ing that the young Turkey party will prob
ably induce some Armenian miscrennt to
attempt his life in order to disgrace the
Armenian people.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-19
They Can't right In Mexico.

LAREDO, Tex, Oct. ID Lameda Dlaz,
Mexican consul in this city, is authorized
to say that President Diaz is opposed to
allowing prize fighting in Mexico, and the
Associated Press correspondent was d.
rected to say that the proposed fight would
not come off on Mexican soil
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-19
Princeton. Harvard Football, aam.,

CAMBRIDGE. Oct. ID.-The much an
ticipated football game between Princeton
and Harvard will take place at Princeton
on Nov. D. This decision was reached last
night, when 1t wns found that no other
date could be arranged. Princeton will
play return game at Harvard next fall
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-19
International Amani,ls..

BERLIN, Oct. 1e.-Hon. Theodore Run
yon, United States ambassador, gave a
farewell dinner last night to Sir E Bald
win Malet, the retiring British ambassa-
dor. There We're present Mt the dinner the
Russian and Italian ambassadors to Ger
many and Mr.. Creil A. Spring Rice, Sec
ond secretary of the British embassy at
Wasbinoton
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-19
nIualc I.en.ons.

Mise Mabel George. No. 1908 West
Eighth street. proposes TO give lessons In
M usio at her home or will call on those
desiring her to do so. Mise George Is an
Intelligent musician, who will do Justice
to her pupils. Her charges for lessons
| will be moderate.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-19

DR.. Sim ma White Pulmonic Balsam will
prevent cold or cough from runnlnR
into pneumonia or terminating In con-
sumption. Use this famous remedy and
preserve your lungs In health. COG King
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-19
you Cau,t nord IL.

II you are going to buitd homo you
cannot afford to go anywhere else than
boulevard Addition" Twenty cash
prizes are now offered to those who buy
lots and build the first twenty houses.
Here,s your golden opportunity. II only
comes once In o lifetime. Seize Y now.
For plots. prlces and terms see VIM. Il.
Hawkins. manager, 712 Ma Tket street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-19
For Dy.pepsaa

And Liver complaint you have printed
guarantee on every bottle Of Shlloh's Vi
talizAr. II never fails to cure. For sale
by N. d. Danforth, end and Market streets
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-19

DR.. Simms' Blood PurItier-Its incom-
parable qualities In blood diseases admit
OF no substitute. 80 II leads all Others as
a positive cure IN all impurities Of the
blood. Sold at COG King street