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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-16
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days. $50. l9;25 a. m; 2. b.i5 p. m. Sundays.
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&. o. scUIL, General Passenger Agent
II. b. CAMPBELL. General Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-16

BASE BALL the great American national
game Will soon be over for this year. The
games all over this country havo been
well patrorlzsd by the public. The ma.
jorliy of clubslhave made money. although
1t Is not thought that any of tie Whining
ton clubs have added anything to their
wealth. II either the q. A. c. or Rockford
would play good ball right along and stop
their Kicking when On the ball field either
OF them could get good support and pay
ing crowds would attend their games
when played In our city. Try 1t and see
II we are not right in our Judgment OF
the lovers in our city OF base ball. II has
been proposed next year to abolish the
coaching system. This would be another
nuisance sIlenced.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-16
Board OF Health VS.. board OF Education.
[coMMuNIoArEDl

From the information that 1 get from
the members of the Board of Education
and what rend In the newspapers being
SO diiiei ent fear the public do not got
the facts In the case. The morning paper
OF Friday says the Board OF Health knows
that the wnter closets are nuisance.
while the members of the Board of Edu-
catloh Insist that there ls no nuisance at
the schools. Are their not as good men
and as sensible men in the Board of Edu-
cation as there are in the Board of Health?
think there are. When tho complaint
was made understand that the Board of
Education placed the matter In the hands
OF special committee 20 look up the Te.
ported nuisance.
They met there In body but falled to
find any nuisance. They reported 1t to
other members of the Board who also
went and examined the premlses. They
also reported that they failed to find any
nuisance existing. Even the Health Com.
mittee failed to lind any nuisance com
planned OF about ths school building. Now,
the chairman OF that committee has got
good smeller5 and il there is anything
wrong there he would have very soon dc.
70 cleo IL. therefore 1t looks to me that
the Bonrd OF Health was determined O
make the Board OF Education expend
some ten or twenty hundred dollars to
abate what they call Ii nu,sanes which
twenty-four men In the Board OF EIuoa.
tion shy does not exist.
am told that there are no compla ints
from the neighboring citizens around tho
schools. There was one or perhlps two
complaints from teachers In No. school.
III 30 1t strikes me that 1t would have been
much better TO hnYe com planned to those
who employed them than to the Board of
Health, II they thought the outhouses
were nuisance. The members of the
Board of Education are nearly all married
men with families Their children 30 to
the schools and think not one of them
wHlIn m . E.,
the schools that they could abate [
would suggest that tho parents OF the
children who attend the two schools
should go aud make an estigation for
the Board OF Ilealths nuisance. Should
they lind II please notify the princlpa! of
said school, who will please notify tho
Board of Education.
CITIZEN VINO Has EXAMINED
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-16
Phil LADELptfA. WI MincroN 4
sALTtMoRE RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
IN EFFRCr MAY ~ issa
Trains yiil ieays wilminxton as soiiowss
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EoE Boston without change lols q n
For the south-southern Railway m
press. 7n D. m. sieepers to Memphis and
For West Chester. VIA LamosIn. $50 ..
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For Boston. without change. e.b9 p. M
For the Eouth-Southefn Railway Ex-
press, 7;4l p. m.. sieepers % Memphis and
fS For West Chester. via LamoGin. s.s =
baltimore S and l,; washinstva. tss, sa,
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p. m. and l2.5I night.
Baltimore and intermediate utations.
'is Leave ave Aifi PSlledeRphla. e. IT Broad street. for
Wilmington (express). $50. 7.2a. Ills. 1f.Ss
a, m: liz. 40, Sos. SIS. 7sO. SIS. lLip.
KecemmoSssion. ssss $40. io.s a ~.
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se harrington & Il M and way % s,a'iO"s ION "ssh oas
EspIsss for wyoming. $50 g., -,
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night.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
sM csps s cssflss Old Point ASs Go%fssi nafa
and Norfolk. 1901 night.
oming. Teiton. Harrington. Rridgeviiiie
seaford. Laurel. and Delp1ar. lzui night
CO.. Congressional Limited Expfsss
trains. COMPOSED entirely Of Pullman ves-
tibuie. Paflor and Dining Cars. No extra
fare other than the usual Pullman charge
~ ItfcLteu ELDTesH trains. CCfnnNqpt Of
Pullman Vestibulo Parlor Cars veatibule
Passenger Coaches aud Dining Car. Ne
extra fare.
For further Information passengers are
referred TO the ticket agent at the station
B. NJ. PREVOST j. r. MOOD
General ManaKsp General Pasa AEs
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-16
Earlv ,,ro.t.

There was quito heavy frost on Sun.
day morning In the upper portion Of this
county, the first of the season. II is
probable. however. that little damage was
done to vegetation. In this city the tenn
perature at 6 o'clock a. m. was 81 degrees
and the game hour this morning the mer.
curry stood at the same figure. A little
fire in sitting rooms and parIors was ne.
cessary to comfort and pedestrians and
pleasure seekers in many cases donned
overcoats. Farther north the cold was
greater and in some sections of Pennsyl.
vanla and New York the mercury sank to
SO degrees AMI ice formed OF some thick.
ness. The indications are that It will be
warmer tomorrow and we shall have
pleasant weather for a month or six weeks
to come. The drouth, 1t is to be hoped,
Will soon be broken. and the farmers Will
have no cause to complain OF want OF
rain. In the meantime many plows are
idle. as the earth Is SO dry as to make
plowlng very hard work. Tie pastures
are drying up and the outlook for fall
grass is not encouraging.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-16

SUBSCRIBER writes The REruc1IcAN that
he has had charge of milk depot in
Philadelphia for the past month and the
big difference between the price of WILL
mington and Philadelphia ico makes him
sick. Ha writes "All l had to pay for Ice
in Philadelphia was IL cents hundred,
while in Wilmington we pay 80 cents per
hundred. The difference Is too great said
tho writer The Wilmington Ice men say
that there Is no big money In the business
even at so cents Ter hundred when sold to
customers who purchase 500 pounds al a
time.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-16
TroubIe Over n,.uarnuiec.

Constable Reardon on Saturday served
an attachment on the share of the Smyrua
tase bail club in the receipts of q o gau o
with Rockford. L L, Layton. manager Of
the Wilmington Club, served the attucG.
ment. lie claimed 1t under contract
made whom the club played at Smyrna.
On that occasion 1t was claimed tho
smyrna Club failed to nay tho guarantees
There is likely to be further trouble over
the matter.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-16

The New York World has got up dream
book. 1t says In Sundays Issue that
VII mington, Del, girl writes. that she
pasted the dream dictionary on the wall
OF her bedroom where she can read 1t
without rsng from bed In the mornings.
She admits her Incidence. but says she
eau'L helpit We did not suppose we had
any lazy or lndolent girls in our city and
especially ones that believed or rea dream
books. They are apparently as bad as the
colored people who play policy BY con-
sulting their dream books.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-16
d pEGIsTERs ORDER
LIZ kEGIsTEfts OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DEt-.
AnUuat

IL lENlDIERbOhDbh
LIZ kEGIsTEfrs OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. De-,
August 20. 1898.
Upon the application of John Richardson.
Joseph p. Richnrdson aud Alfred ID. Warner
Executors Of william +. Richardson. late OF
Christiana hundred. In said county. de-
ceased IL " ordered and directed by
tho Register that the EXECUTORS aforesaid
give notice OF granting OF Letters Tosta-
mentary upon tho estate of tho deceased,
with the date OF granting thereof by
causing advertisements 10 be posted within
forty days from the date Of such letters in
of New Castle. reqniring all persons having
demands against the estate TO present the
same. abide by act OF Assembly In such
case made and provided; and also cause tine
same to bo inserted within the same period.
In the DAILY REPUBLICAN and In the Morn
ing News newspapers published in Whining.
ton Del. and to he continued therein three
weeks 10. @; d.
I s. s..} Office of the Register aforesaid at
- Wilmington. in New Castle County,
aforesaid the day and year above written
j. WILKINS CUOCH. ltegistcr.
NOTICE-Notce Is hereby given tbat let.
ters Test amentHry were in due form OF law
granted unto the undersigned on tho 22nd
day OF August, A. D., lSD5, and tn at all per-
CONS having claims against the estate Of the
ed to the said Executors. OH or before ths
END day. of August 1879. or abide the Act
OF Assembly in such case made and provided
JOHN RICHARDSON,
JOSEPH J.. RlCHARDSON,{ Executors
ALFRED d. WAhNEi.
Address VIM. Z. Hilles. ESQ, Wilmington.
Del. a2S
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-16
EGlSTER'S ORDER
In REGIsrER's OFFICF.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Del,


In REGIsrERs OFFICE
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DEL,
August 3Jth, 1875.
Upon the application OF George Anna Bull
len, executrlx of Hyland Price Butler .ate
Of New Cnste Hid. In said county, deceased,
IT Is ordered and directedby the Register that
tho Exeeutrlx aforesaid give notice OF
granting of Letters Testnmontary upon
the estate of tue deceased. with the date of
granting thereof, by causing advertisements
TO be posted within forty days from tile date
of such letters IN six of the most public places
OF the county OF Few Custle. requiring all
persons having demands against the estate
10 present tho same, or abide by an act of
Asse,Ghiy in such case made and provided;
ana also cause the game to bo inserted with.
in the same period in the DAILY REPUBLI-
CAN, newspaper published in Wilmington.
Del, and TO be continued therein three
weeks, (e. o. d.)
f-, Given under the hand and seal of
rs. \ office of the Register aforesaid at
- Warrington. In New Castle County
- j. WILKINS COOGH. Register.
NOIICE-Notlee is hereby given that letters
oil Testamentnry were In due form OFF aw
granted unto the undersigned d. on the Both day
OF August A. D.. 1893. and that all persons
having claims against the estate of the de-
ccnsed must present the same. duly attasted.
to the said Executrlx CT before the 3Oth
day OF August. 1926. or abide the Act
OF Assembly in such case made and provided
GEORGE ANNA BULLEN.
Executrix,
Address: s:--Fnrnhurst. Del. a3l
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-16

CHIEF DoIan and wife have the sympa-
thies Of our citizens in their sud beraaye
ment by the death OF their infant daugh.
ter.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-16
Crnsnde Aunin.t an

crusade agnihst evil practices was
inaugurated in Grace II. L. Church on
Sunday and 1t will be waged with uuGar-
cling interest during tho coming weal,
fll Uf the Methodist preachers II! the city
rave been appealed to- Hnd they will
make united effort against old Apollyou
end all his cohorts. We wish Hem success
In their efforts to promots reform md
render all of our citizens wiser and bet
ter. The gre atest drawback to worldly
prosperity may be found In the evil
habits ana practices. and the Abatement
OK these Will prove a5 great blessing "a
can be Imagined. Il viii be graat thing
when all cease to do owl and learn to do
we'll.
Little tattles In church circles will
cease baekGlting will become obsolete,
swearing be esteemed diegraeerul. ln,em d.
perance an oltcnso. llcenilousnoss unpar-
donable. and charity ami love Us essential
TO salvation as belief In the Diqiulty of
the Saviour. when religious tenets shall
be observed faithfully by all. yb preaeEers
as well as lnymen, Christian pFoselytIng
Will be given MI impetus much greater
than that arising from the onsluughts
made by the christians In the curly ages.
to beat back the AlosIem and reoceupy
Jerusalem. Tho soldiers Of the cross
should press onward, and success will
eventually crown thelr Efforts and right =
eousness shall extend to the remo motest
corner OF THE and every other land. Ine
'lion she'll then lie down with the lamb, !,
'men shall beat their swords INTO plow
shares, Their epears into pruning hooks,
and learn war no fnore.a
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-16

THURSDAY next will bogtu tho Hebrew
New lelr, aud 1t will DO celebrated by
our jewish population In proper man.
neT.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-16
ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE.

Mr.. II. Euines. No. $50 East 9th street.
motorman on the Eighth and Union St.
cars. met with an accident two years ago
and not being able to work since, being
under the DOCTORS treatment and reoelv-
ing no benefit, applied Prof. c. U. Hoke's
Electric Appliances. and in three weeks
time could walk without my cane and
in a very few days will go to my WORK.
A wonderful cure of Rheumatism
Miss Johnson, 4th and Union has been q
sufferer for 8 years and applying Prof. Q.
U. Hoke'5 Electric Appliances made a
complete cure of her.
Prof, q. U. Hoke the inventor OF Hoke's
Belts, Supporters. will challenge all reme-
dies TO show equal results in curing and
relieving the suffering.
Onlce No 506 King street. Lady attend.
ant. For all Information address John
Townsend, SOC King street. Onice hours
a. m. p. IN. Sundays 0 a. IN. = p. m.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-16

A CORRESPONDENT writes to tho REpuB1I.
CAN to ask In its columns what wera tic
eight cops doing in the house ON Orange
street below Third known as the New
York Palace? And why was one OF the
officers wives (who has not long been
united IN wedlock) creating such dis.
turbance ut the front door OF this house
of aesignation? We have no knowledge
that such carvings on took place but
give two of his queries for what they
may be worth. lie says he knows what
lie is writing about and wa believe him
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-16

The Diamond matches strike and so do
the hands. But tho hands want bette
wnges aud should receive it, If tue firm
can afford to grant the increase. 1t
would be a tight to the finish between
employer and employee
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-16

THE Wilmington City Railway Company
has been sued by Patrick 5. IIiggins, who
wants 5000 for alleged damages which
he says he sustained by fail from one OF
the enmpanys cars on October 25th 1892.
lie has been u long tlmn bringing his SUI.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-16

THK only Democratic daily with mil.
lion circulation moro or Iesa) called the
Every Evening, had "A bad mix up in It's
editorial columns on saturday last, The
last paragraph Of the article Made Happy
by Watermelons.H was placed at the tot.
tom OF the article headed "lho Cuban sit.
nation.n anu the last paragraph OF The
Cuban Situation was tackled on to Nude
Happyty Watermelons"
We know the foreman was not very
happy when the mix up was discov.
cred in the sanctum. But mlstnkes often
happen even in the best regulated news.
paper offices, II the old REPUBLICAN had
made the mistake what howl of derlsion
.wo uld have gone up.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-16
Solid Oak, S4.75
Our lines are now all complete on
Bedroom Furniture

We never had many styles at present. and despite
the tact OF general advance in the wholesale prices
enabled by purchasing early to sell lower than hereto
tore Our suits that are we'll made at $15 and $3.50
with 24x3O beveed mirrors But do intend going
the details today only to give you brief idea what expect
We have just put sale odd pieces that reproductions
OF Belgium aud Holland furniture both designs and fnish
that decided novelty and which well worth seeing
Artistic in effect At about onequarer the price you'll pay
for them if imported.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-16
PlEHsMvAlla
RalIRiI0i6s. Riii..iiiI0I'i|ii'.

The stapdard Railway OF America.
Projected THRouaHoUr ny THE
switch and Biaek signal sra
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-16
Megary,
SIXTH AND TATNALE STREETS.
Closed every evening except Saturday.

Old King 'Coar
A
smiled and bowl
Because he thought they not see
The present the
The smiles he thought h sn
o went high,
But the people the
And made tho old king
OF course all the blame was laid to the door of
CHARLES WARNER COMPANY
For dropping the hint to the people and advising
to buy now when the price low when the
coal was better prepared than in tho winter sea.
son, and when they could have their orders filled
with the choicest and purest Goals from the Le-
high and Schuylkill Regions.
Have you taken the hnt2
Will you let the opportunity pass9
CHARLES WARNER COMPANY.
Foot Of Market Street.
Central Office EQUITABLE BUILDING
Ninth and Shpley Streets
Telephone Connection
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-16
WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN r. q
TIME TABLBIN ErrEor Sep. "a. lsss.

Trains leave Wilmington Trench Street
Station for IL & o, Junction, Montchautn,
Winterthur Guyencourt, Grapogue, Cossart
Uhadds Ford Jnuetion. Pocopson. West Ches.
and intermediate stations daily except sun
day, at f-sb II. u., l5h 400 and bsk D. IN. Sun.
day only At $40 a. m. 1.55 and 40j p m.
For Wnynesburg junction. Springfield sni
intermediate stat!ona daily except Sunday.
1T ?.3te. M. Lbs and 4.05 p. IN. Sunday ouly
ht 8 10 a. M. 90 and 4.05 p. M.
For Joanna, Birdsboro, Reading and inter.
mediate stations. daily except Sunday. at
Gsb a. m. and lbs p. III. Sunday only at g. 10
q. IN. and 1856 y. M.
A. @. McCAu SIAND. Superintendent
BoWkESS BRIGGS. Gen. Pass Agent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-29

New York. June 2S.-'T really do not
think war between Japan and Russia
is imminent" said Mr.. Hashiguch. thu
Japanese consul-general at New York
in an interview.
However," continued the consul.
Japan will not be bullied. If Russia
attempts to interfere with the affairs
in Corea, Japan will insist upon her
rights. We are just beginning to re-
cover from d rather exhausting war
and are in no hurry to get into an
other quarrel, but I wish to say en-
phatically that Japan is not afraid OF
Russia I will go so far as to assure
you that there are Japanese-and they
are not carried away by enthusiasm
who would not be astonished to see a
japanese in st. Petersburg within the
next two years.
Mr.. Waeber, Russian minister To-
Corea, is a very clever man. He is
over 90 years old, and has been min
lister at Seoul more than ten years He
was once Russian consul at Yokohama
Waeber is a skillful and experienced
diplomatist, and 1 have no doubt that
he has been greatly influential in
bringing about the present situation.
You see there is no limit to Rus
sia's aggressive and grasping spirit.
II Russia could do us out of the fruits
of our victory over China by intrigue
and threats there is no doubt she
would be glad to do so. But Japan
is not easily scared. We know some
thing about war, and we realize that
from a Stra getic standpoint. Russia
would find it difficult to make much
Roadway against US"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-29
TWO MORE MAY DIE.
THAT MOST DIsASTRO Gus MINNIE.
APOLIS BLAZE.
Firemen Were Doing Heroic Work,
and Were Totally ObIiviOus to
Danger When the Walls Fell In.

Minneapolis, June 2S.-Last nights fire
in the wholesale crockery establishment
of Mcdonald Eros. en- Fifth avenue south.
near Third street, is the most disastrous
in the loss of 5fremen's lives in the his
tory of Minneapolis. Five brave fellows
lie mangled and lifeless and six of their
comrades are writing at the hospital,
two Of whom may die. The nve-story
brick building with enormous stock of
crockery, is in utter ruin. The blackened
walls. broken windows and drenched
floors of the adjoining buildings bear evil
dence OF the victory won by the depart
ment against great odds, in combining the
flames to the place OF their origin.
Uhelin, lieutenant; Walter Richardson,
Joseph w. Hoy. John Morner, Christian
Sande.
The flames had been kept well within
the building BY shutters until the interior
was a blazing furnace. A newly dug cell
lar of a proposed building permitted &C
cess on one side and this point of van
who were directing half a dozen streams
into the building suddenly the roof fell
with a roar and carried down the Cir
ders. The side wall wavered a moment
and then toppled down on the heads of
the firemen beneath. a vast cloud of
smoke and dust that arose from debris
choked out the flames momentarily and
the engines. Then the police and willing
helpers rushed forward and pulled the
mangled forms of dead and living from
the hot bricks. The loss is $4,000 on the
building and $50 900 on the stock. The in
surance amply covers this.