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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-22

Thieves early Wednesday morning
broke into the Union News Company office
at the p. W. Il b. Railroad depot and car.
ried Off $50 worth OF goods.
The Pussy h Jones Company have con.
traoted to build for E. l. DUPONT de Ne
exerting pressure OF $500 pounds to the
square inch, or about $50 tons on the area
OF o powder key,
The musical associations Of the vii.
minRton High School will give a concert
in the assembly Hall of the High School
this evening, beginning at O'clock.
The Chicago Electric Wire Company 10
adding TO their works an entirely new
plant OF seventy live machines for the
manufacture OF braided wire for use In the
interior OF houses.
Rev. William H. Heard. minister resi-
don't and consul general to Liberia, leotur.
cd In Bethel Church last night.
Robert Adalr of this city, student In
the law department OF Yale University.
has been selected as one OF the eight
members OF the senior class to compete
for the Dean Wayland prizes. which are to
be awarded to those three who shall be
declared the bost III general excellence as
de6aters at public competition debate to
be held In May.
Michael Collins fell in fit at Front and
Justison streets yesterday afternoon about
O'Clock and cut his head.
Ez.United States District Attorney John
9. Patterson Ia very sick at his home, No
GA French street. All hopes OF his recov-
cry has been abandoned. At late hour
last night he was said to be slowly sink.
ing.
The Blumenthal Morocco Company are
enlarglGg to make room for an increased
output, and number of machines will
be aided to the already Immense equip
80,
to the plant.
Or. Belt takes three priz9 dogs along
for company In his walke.
The builders ars doing considerable
number OF repair jobs
The capitalists OF Wilmington should be
careful not TO be too strict toward men
needing loans OF money to execute safe
contracts.
Mrs. Alien Il klnscow is recovering
from the grip. She is able to cit up aud Ia
quite comfortable.
Mr.. Geo. S Goodlcy who has been con.
fined To his his house for over eight
weeks. has founa that the nerves were In i.
iure1 by the dlslocatlon OF his hip or he
would be we'll now. lie ia slowly i'm.
proving,
The lawyers are now making lots of
work for Charles g. GuyeI gnd other
etenographeIs.
Col. NIelds has boen Obliged to adopt
the highest hat he can buy in order to hold
the Senatorial bee.
Sheriff Glllls has closed the drug store
OF pr. Jester. at seventh and jackson
streets.
Miss Nellie leGarpenter has been
spending her vacation with her uncle, A.
l.. lie SaI pentier ut Rockland.
The engagement is announced OF Mi IS
Blnly Agnes Green OF Marcus Hook and
Harry Il. Cobb Of tlaymont.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-22
AyI.I, 10 rhr.,.,...,.''

MT end Mrs aiaurlcs O. Jackson OF
fofklyii Vissuej Philadelphia few days
ego. dI'ylug to this city, where they left
theIr Horse aud carriage. After passing q
pleasant day in Philadelphia they returna ed
to this city and called at the house of
friend, In order TO pase an hour ordering
that their team DO sent there. which was
done In due season. On taking leave.
however, they were surprised to lind that
their team had disappeared After several
hours search by the police 1t was secured.
nnd the party reached their home OF au
early hour tho following morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-22

That We are Increasing trade on child en-
shoes a good stock to eeiect from and 10 Nv
prices ale bound to do IL, and we have
both. We have soms low priced ladies'
shoes which might pleaee you, not old
stock reduced TO make 1t 20, but new.
fresh goods at the same low ligure one at
Ellis deserves your notice. Then we make
a speciality oil 81 90 sh0es for ladies'. have
them In nine styles. all the latast shapes
aud fanctes; customers tell lie We have
the incest liEe OF shoes In town at that
price. We would be pleased TO havs you
stop and take a look at them. Foi uaIs'
No 10 East Fourth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-22

Chief Justice Lore In Superior Court
tins norring handed dawn n decision In
The Hudson W. Ear,ey uIss5sUrsaip con.
test wncn practically comedies the office
10 jRmos Farley tho present Democratic
incumbent.
The dec sion dismissed the Pc it.on Of
tho plaintiff for mandhmus and orl.rs the
petitioner 10 pay all cozls This answer
oil the Court is on the ground that thai
section OF the Twelfth ward bounded by
Front street Green lill avenue, Linden
and Scott streetsl within which section
the votes were cast which resulted in the
election. OF Hudson and which were after.
ward thrown out. was outside OF the
second assessment district OF the city,
aid that tho district mud therefore never
been Incorporated.
Inc answer OF tho Court docs not affect
the case now pending in CHancery, tut
only applies To the case before the court
In which 4 decision was KlvaIl.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-22

Mr.. George II. Kerr has just finIshe
writing hls opera and 10 row In the hands
OF Il cunSisl who is putting 1t iii type writ-.
ten COPY. IL VIII be ready To be placed
tefoEa tho puLllc In Il low weeks. when
they viii have an opport NIFTY of Judging
OF its merits Those WHO have heard 10
read over say II 10 sure to be big success
and und to eaten the pubic.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-22
AT Conferencn T -da /.


Special Dispatch.
After the usual services this morning
]. p. OuteD. W. Ii. g. Lollen. W. II. Bren.
ford, W. l.. White. A, q. Westeriield and
q. W. Strickland were admitted Into full
membership.
II, b. Short, J. II. Geoghegan, Il l..
Cross, IL. g. Turner. Aloyclus Green and
elders.
DR.. Wright OF Boston. DR.. Rlttanhouse
Of Philadelphia, Drs. Price and Rynett Of
New Ynss ware present.
The Rev. Vaughn 5. Collins and Rev. J..
p. Q. Hanna jumped on the reporters for
the report In the afternoon papoTs OF yes
terday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-22

Tho Msssrs. Thomas are to be congrat-
ulal ed for tho appesrancs OF tho Centen.
NAL mum ter of the Peninsula Methodist.
cuutnlulng likenessss of many leading
elsfRymeD. with short Biographies aud
valuable. Among tho moro conspicuous
portraits ara those OF John Wesley, Taos.
Coke. Francis Asbary, Bishop john IL
Hurst. 1t IL well printed anu worth pre-,
serving. The price for the number 10
only 10 GEMS and that sum cannot be
more prolltably Invested than in its pur.
chHse
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-22

hrs. Benson. who resides on the Concord
sorrel horse to die OF lockjaw last Monday
night, 1t having got nail in Its foot fsw
days previously. II was one of the pair
that her husband. the late Capt Benson,
purchased at tho sale OF Vim. Y. Warner. a
few years ago. for sil0o. He was grow
Ing old but was etili a good horse and
greatly priced By his owner.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-22

March IS, 1895, Ordered that except
upon special allowance by tho court. or u
Judge. no cause shall DO placed on the
dochet for argument uuicss tho transcript
shall have been filed with the clerk, under
rule %. at least ten days before the fret
day vi the term. By THE COURT.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-22

BY Invitation OF Washington Lodge No.
X. OF p. the degree team OF Chllds.
Drexel Lodge No. 4TS the "baby lodge OF
Philadelphia will confer th9 rank of
Knight OH Monday evening, April lat Tho
lodge room on the fourth floor OF Eden
Hall has been secured for this OCCASION
Visiting Knights will TO made cordially
welcome.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-22

Mise Mary Vincent, IS years of age. died
at her home yesterday. Several days ago
she fell and badly injured one OF her hips
and IT was this INJURY which caused her
death. Her funeral vii! TAKE place to.
morrow with inttrmont at the Whining
ton and Brandywine Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-22

Joseph Fullmer has sold his country
seat. com prlsIng come 81 acres Of luud, at
Faitvllle. Pa, to Joseph Jenkins, plumber,
for come $500. He has arranged with
Mi. Biuck. WHO has been farming for A.
year,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-22
OTaTIONs,
Reported by
HEAt.D Il COMPANY.
AnnLar mud IiM


Seventh and Market Streets
Investment aud Securities yiaIitn.
from to- per cent
orders Tor the purchase aud sale of
stocks and Bondson Commission AXpcut-
ed AT all the stock exchanges
Ptiyato telegraph wIre5 to Now YORK,
Philadelphia, boston and Chicngo,
Foreign Drafts ami Letters or Credit Is
sued.
nuIlnH prices RuiIny nrices
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-22

DAIRD-IiEN DEREli-At the residence of
tho BRIDE eOO llarr son street. GA Monday.
March 18th, 1875, by the lev. A. n. Reigwiu,
Charles u. Baird VI. ID. and JENNIE Is. den
derof, both OF this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-22

Mr. j. edward Addicks has rendered hls
resignation as a member of the Young
None Republican Ctuo and IL mas been
posted ON the bulletin board.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-22

Josephine Yates. proprletrees OF an
Orange street house OF i'll fame was in
Municipal Court this morning on two
charges, that of keeping house of assig-
nation and another of harborlnR a minor
child 10 tho first Charge Josephine
pleaded gully and was fined $50 aud
costs. To the second Charge her plea was
aso one OF guilty but with 1t went a state
ment which WIS that the child WAS the son
OF u mother who had given birth to 1t six
weeks ago N tho AtIn-hOu-e.
Josephine being ucguHln.ed with The
mother gave her u home aud whom tho
authorities raIdeh her house yesterday,
the child wns found, As tho law Is SO
sin pie OF, such cnsrs tho Court imposed
an additional fine OF $50 anu costs.
Josephine paid both fines and was re-
leased
The no 81 OF illfime kept by Laura
Booth WIS also ralded but TO tho two
charges Luura pleaded not guilty and tho
cases went over until 10 morrow morning,
as also dld the two cases against Sarah
White.
III ftla McHbbon pleaded guilty and
wa4 lhsd $50 and coste, which she paid.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-22

list pf ~rIrs.
Tho following sdcs haYe been arranged .
March
- VIM Martin, horses city
q. james stafford.
~ J. II. Pix. Newport
April
ls. Frank u Chamber carriages Centre
Nllln Dol.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-22

After wearlaomc voyage lnstiEg from
january ~ Hast tho American schooner
Moteucy, Captain Sawyer. passed up the
river Yesterday. llIs Alorcnry left Port
Antonio, Jamaica, with u cargo Of cocoa
nuts Oh tho above date and mot with
succession Of gales, during whicn shb
lost several snls and also her steering
gear. ShG was three weeks tossing at the
the merry vt tho winds and waves aud
serious Hprhreh"nsons wore entertained
for her safety On February - she sue.
cendsh In reaching Nassau, Here new
sails wore secured and tie steering gear
repaired.
On March she once moro stnrlet on
her 70 aye TO Philiieipna. Strong
headwiuds AMIN met her ami held her
back. but Captain sawyer kept her ut Il
aIthuugh II looked as II tho 4lOreucy WAS
never destined iU get to tho Chpes. Her
agents Note very glad to heat Of TIER safe
alrlEAt,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-22
CROSBY
4 HILL
EVENING CHAT

$50 = ~ - $50 =
What shall | buy
for my new Spring
Dress? A hard ques-
ton to answer, per-
haps, but come, let us
help you out of your
perpleXity. Our coun-
tiers and shelves are
full of dainty new
Spring Suitings. We
have an almost end
less variety of the
best and choicest
things that have been
offered, speaking of
clear brain of the de-
signer and cunning
handiwork of the
weaver. Here's a line
of Scotch mixtures,
pretty and cheap, a
copy of better goods,
but the price is only
371 cents. Looks al
most as good as goods
twice or three times
the price. You can
look at this other
line of silk and wool
mixtures; plenty to
choose from. We
think they are worth
not far from IS cents
a yard, but we bought
them very cheap for
cash, and the cheap
or we buy, why the
less you have to pay.
We marked thcnl IS
cts q yard. What a
variety Of styles ana
Weayes we have at
80 cents. This is the
popular price, you
know, and we make
a special effort in this
direction.
lto1.ua Check, mixed With
/ browns, arcens, ry5s, bIurs, in fact
all tie 70 }riar sl1adt- all good
width ana sold 'er 50 cents a
yard
'fhea w have about 100 Robe
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-22

gymnasium exhibition Will be given
IN the Wcst End Reading Room on Thurs.
dup evening, April Goth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-22

We arc spccia1'y ride ora1,e
to-,l".y IL ecery aepartmem Of
our business. We haze ,corhed
day aud aiyM filling up stock,
gctti~g reatiy for spring.
E7EE HANDLE NOTHING
kH5 that is not perfectly re.
WI liable in make--no
- sboddy goods sold at any
price. You can depend on the
lowest price garment we sell.
We Lave those rough Chey-
lot Suits III Blacks, Blues and
Brown. some narrow twill,
some broad twill, some very
rough, some almost smooth.
They are seryiccable and
dressy. We guarantee OURS
ARE ALL WOOL from tile
lowest priced, up-Rough Chey.
lot Mea's Suits, So. Sc, IS, SO
and $l2.
The ever popular Clay Di.
agonals, are very much in cyi.
dence again for this season, and
why noH There isn't a fabric
that LOOKS better or wears long.
er than good Cay
Our Clays are good! They
won't shine! They won't fadel
They won't get ont of shape!
They are fast black! Straight
Sacks! Round Sacks, Getaways
aud Re eat frocks, So, $l0,S12,
$14, SD.
Colored Clays here too in
several shades, mostly steels
and greys, SO, Sl2, SIS
We're busy already in our
Chlldren's Department, never
had 50 many styles, never SO
much for so little money.
Same in Meu's Trousers.
Same in everything.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-22


MOI lUG--i, Anna Grabam, the tr,,n n
~ hhd occupant Of the h9H3r known
Us ihe Aiia"tl" llOus situated nj
Stw castle >choot nat. to, lew Castle nd
g MY II New & SIDE nHd state II Delaware.
IL compliance with tho rnu iIemcnts OF 4 a
hci- o. tho General Assembly IN letI
case made and provided do hnrct1y give ~
tiee mat siIbli uppiy in writtn 10 The
Court OF e neral sessions ct the = Iec
anu Ihil delivery of the state OF Delaware
~ tnh lor Hew Castle county, on MUuiay
the Lh dhF OF MIy. 1872, bcing tho next
nm ul 81 i cohrl, Tor license tor stttst
non a. An ina or taVv u for the sale of
Intoxicating ltqa0fa Ia rs. quaint tics than
one Ilmlt 70 hc dtunk On thc pFemIse.
and me following respectable citla us OF
said bis' a. lea SIX uf whoa are sub
slahtni ir'ctoidora OF All district recon.
menu inc iAII apF,Iv,ti.On IL wit:
ltee. ". laHf EFT Chasc
Arnu,H }. la .berg JOHNNY iIlount
hlu ". simpson Henry " iIbCImr
~ q bdtc4uAs JoAA Nalptte
~ ,u!d SAN l. Truss
j " tUokes John Iao.upson
l. Il t'4cIS Geo i ioRln
pl}''Ji' ANNA GRAHAM.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-22

nu' viii continue business at the samo
Old stand No. 3l9 SIMPLY street In tho
prta.p frame business Yours Respect.
fully. liRmA lrI@fH.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-22

w sAIkb--Two HeH 10 c4ryH4s auI col
lev NJ" ih-dfanrci uoul lay. tall si6
r.! ~iEe {, Sgru14 door. iu,2.ll'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-22

better when the
rnr price is low 10 saw
Pants. tha5 trousers
lI0lSGIS. o,.; - - l -; "
Goods. T,ou4or, or nants
which ever Won nrrf,r Xxx
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-22
us. DEP lRrMENr OF AGRICULTURE


~ BNLTTMONE MD. MATCH Y.
The tahIs below gives the tempera.
ture and he state OF the weather ut 8
o. m. to.da y at the stations namel:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-22

Il SNlt Zine corner building lots
l. FouusyikhnII Avruur on IiishTu.tls.
IAAe noL7c Ia =Sac-'augC rom une uusI Ing
t., h"ld OF M hppy 10 Mrs. u. T.
n2k.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-22

and wishing to establish ourset quick have determined do
III that will surprise the public place spending money
in printers ink. We will sell the and
Misses shoes at less than cost establish ourselves
we mean what We We give few prices for
Mons shoes tllat s. Tomorrow
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-02
CITY BREVITIEs.

Grace church Sunday school will have
its annual picnic at Warsaw Friday June
It'll.
Bishop W. J. Gaines, d. D., viii preach
at St. Philips African Methodist Episco-
pal church tonight
The recent bazaar of the First Congresa-
tional church, colored at the Harris street
hall was quite success. IL lasted i've
nights and was largely attended each
night. The sum realized was handsome
ore. The donations were many. The MEM
bers of the church thank the friends for
their liberal patronage and help.
The outlook is that there will be a large
exodus to the summer resorts this season.
Yesterday was the first day the summer
excursion tickets were eniosals. Quite a
number of tickets were Sold and there
was a large number Of inquiries at the
ticket offices with regard to the tickets,
and desirable points.
Neither Of the convicts; William Mon
gin and Charles Glover, who were shot
for attempting to escape from the chain
gang. had succhmbed yesterday to the
wounds that were supposed TO be fatal,
and last night it was reported that both
were doing we'll at the Georgia 1nfirmary.
Their wounds are serious. however. and
there is no certainty yet as to their re.
suit.
DR.. o. G. Mingledorff Will talk to men
in the Young Mems Christian Association
hall this afternoon at $50 o'clock q the
subject, ~Yogn,R MaS9 III n N9n Chris ian
these YOUNG meri foffseverad gears, and is
thoroughly acquainted with their ways,
and there is no doubt that every one hear
ing him win be both benefited and in
structed.
A. p. Rohde, a painter was committed
to jail yesterday on a warrant charging
his with lunacy. sworn out by l.. Stein
bach This is Rohde's second turn on the
same charge. He was committed to jail
for Iunacy Feb. 9, 1894, sent to the asylum
and was returned as cured Sept of the
same year. His mind seems to have
failed him again and me TRaFtgo back 10
the asNlun.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-02
Mobile and ohio. New snIe.

New York, June 1.-The Mobile and Ohio
Railroad Company offers pro rata to its
stockholders 81, go. 900 of its general mort
gage 4 per cent bonds at s.. Each stock
holder of record June has been entitled
to subscribe for a bond of $500. The bonds
offered are a balance Of 81 $751; 900 placed in
the treasury when the mortgage was au-
thorized for various purposes in connec-
ton with the development and improve
ment of the property. The purpose of the
present emission is to fund the floating
debt of the company, which has been in
Cured in purchasing new equipment and
making additions to and improving the
facilities of the company.
AS each hundred shares OF the stock is
entitled to subscribe for 100 of the bonds,
which are now selling at SO, IL appears
that the cash value of the privilege is
sIO0 on each 100 shares of stock. There is
a strong impression in certain quarters
that when the operation has been conclud-
cd the management will assist the stock
holders in reEaining control Of their prop
erty by facilitating the redemption of the
Ss5.o00 debenture bonds, which are the last
of the issue that perpetuates the voting
trust 1t is believed that the retirement
OF these bonds and the return OF the vo.-
A.. power 10 ~ S.ockho'dors is essen
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-02
WAITS FROM THE WIRES.
Some of the Days Events Set Forth
in short Stories.

Paris, June IN. Pierre Legrand, dep
uty, and formerly minister of commerce,
died to-day, aged 81 years. q
Elmira,, n. Y, June 1.-Martin V. Strait
a wife murderer, was sentenced this morn
ing to be electrocuted at Auburn prison
during the week beginning July 20.
Grand Rapids, Mich, June John Gore
and Peter Forsma were sunstruck this af-
ternoon and died shortly afterward. The
mercury ran up to 50 degrees in the city.
Edinburgh, June 1.-The shaft in The
Fifthshire colliery caught fire this morn
ing and is still burning. Nine persons
have already died from injuries received
in trying escape.
Rome, June 1.-Prince Linguaglossa, SON.
in-law of Premier Crispi, has challenged
Deputy Felice Cavallotti, leader Of the eX-
IRENE radicals, to duel on account of the
latter's accusations against Signor Crspi
Pottsville, Pa, June 1.-Fire destroyed
an entire block of buildings at Shenan-
doah early this morning. The loss is es
timated at $4,000 on property and $4,000
on stock The total insurance is only
$500.
Washington, June 1,-Postmaster Gener-
al Wilson left Washington to-day for his
home. Charlestown, w. Va, to spend Sun
day. From there he will go to Oxford
Miss. and deliver the annual address at
the commencement of the University Of
NTissiSsinui
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-02

the Georgia State Industrial College al il
a. m. Sunday. June 2
Resolved, THAT all Of said pastors. to-
gether with their members will attend
divine services at the above named col
lcgc at II a. m.
Fourteen cars have been chartered by
different ministers to accommodate their
respective congregations. other cars will
run regularly to the college.
Tomorrow at II o'clock a. m the grad
uating exercises will take place. Gov. At
kinson VIII deliver the annual address, The
colored public schools. will be dismissed in
honor OF the occasion. The programme Is
as follows
Orchestra
Chofus-Gloria ...................... Mozart
Invocation.
ChoruS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. America
BY 100 young ladies.
Grafton .......,...... Industrial Education
Isaac Monroe Jackson, Savannah.
Grafton Tho Natural Resources of Georgia
James Benjamin Stevens, Johnston Sta.
tlon.
Violin and piano duet........... .Heirnweh
James Monroe and Miss Julia O. Wrig4,.
CIdloh. ''.'........ ....,...................
Lessons Learned From the Life Of
Frederick Douglass.
julius Caesar Few, Jr., Thomasville.
tette-Twillght on the Sea .Sldds
Grafton. Socrates as a Teacher
John Thomas Sanders. Valdosta.
Grafton. ",. ...................... -
No True Civilization Without Christianity
Richard Robert Wright. Jr.. College.
Chorus Columbia. the Gem of the Ocean
Address by Gov. w. Y. Atkinson.
Delivery of Diplomas ~
Chorus. ...............G God Save Our Union
BY 100 young ladies'
Address by Judge w. r. Hammond.
Delivery of Medrim medal for best schoi-
arship by Chancellor Boggs.
Remarks by Chairman Medium.
Orchestra
Benedietion. an
The president will hold a reception with
the members Of the graduating class from
8 to o'clock. s