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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-03

Earned. runs. Pittsburg 3; first base
by errors. Cleveland !, Pittsburg 4; left
on bases. Cleveland 9, Pittsburg Il; first
on balls. of Wallace 3, oil Knell /, OF
Hawley .: struck out, by Wallace /, by
Knell 3. by Hawley (; two base hits.
Stencil go. Smith, Sugden (2); sacrifice
hits. Beckley Smith, Sugden; stolen
bases. CMlds, Donovan, Genins ~; dou-
BILE plays, thinner and Childs, Dono-
van and Beckley; hit by pitcher, by
Wallace. Donovan; wild pitches, knell
%; umpire, Jeyne; time, 2:53.
At Observation-Disclosures 9,S40.
Philadelphia ..0OOO13S20 3-12 II 4
Boston .......0OOO3OS122-1115 3
Pitchers, Taylor, Dolan and Sexton.
At Observation-Disclosures 500.
Louisville .....O2000O21O-5 10 3
Cincinnati .....00O2O202 6 . .
Pitchers. Cunningham and Dryer.
At Chicago-Attendance 5000.
CHICAGO 90. , 3 o o o 0 , 0 o. y 4
ST. Louis IL 0 0 I O 0 0 0 0-15 IL 3
Pitchers. Stratton, Hutchinson, Ehret
and IIiss.nger.
AT Observation-Disclosures $500.
BROOKLYN .......0225O1O2 |-12 Il 2
New York .....262O10000-111 II .
Pitchers. Kennedy and Daub and W..
Il. Clark.
At Baltimore. Attendance 4.7OO.
Baltimore ....OS335O10 "-15 IS
washington ..0OOOO6101- S 13 4
Pitchers. Clarkson, Anderson, Stock
dale and Malarkey; umpire, Mcdonald.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-03

Go to the Picnic Of the Cigar Makers
on the 4th if you wish to enjoy your
Golf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-13
rho Demoerals Iisspoa.ibIe.

Tho Democrats are xesponsibls for the
depressed condition of business In our
country. and 1t Is worse than folly for
them TO attempt TO blame other parties
for 1t. We warned the yoters at the time
oil tho adoption OF their platform In 1892
that their triumph upon 1t would ruin ths
industries OF our country-that the cleo
tion Of Cleveland would cause every fac
tory I'm our land to close up. and the
result would be the opening Of soup
housas In our land before ne had been In
office year. Ths Democrats ridiculsd
the Idea. they were bent on tariff reform.
they were going to give the people cheap.
or goods and they got cheaper goods
with vengeance. Had Harrison been
elected business would have gone on as
usuaL. there would have been no panic.
no reduction OF business. no soup houses,
and no increase OF the public debt
The campaign OF education aud tho
threats of the abolition OF all duties
levied for protection, undermined all
kinda OF buslness. A similar threat
backed up by q Democratic majority In
congress, would produce similar panic
and business prostration. There cannot
DO q sweeping reduction OF prices with.
put producing such result aud only the
mvst short-slghted partisans will say
otherwise,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-13
SOCIETY,".

Mrs. Anna NJ. Kite. Mrs. B. L. Denio and
Miss Clara DEMO will GO to New York to-
morrow to attend the Millinery opening.
John Aydon's family left for Atlantic
City thls morning.
Mre. HARRIET Reed the wife of John
Reed, ianitor ut the Post Office will spend
q while in the country near Dover for the
benefit OF her health. We hope when she
returns she will be fully recovered from
her long and serious attack OF sickness.
John Fisher and Paul Blore left for Eel.
tor last evening. During their stay they
will watch the butterflies make butter, the
chickens make salad, the COWS make COW.
slips the grasshoppers make grass. Ihey
wild ducks. They expect to catch several
LAND terrapln and have good time In
general
Mr.. Wm. II. Webb. of Brandywlne, is
spending his vacation In Shenandoah City,
Pa.
Rev. ". W. Sharpe attended Bandywine
Summit Camp Sunday. Rev. r. T.. Rodg.
ers filled his pulpit In the morning and
Rev. John Harris in the evening.
Mrs. Thomas Farrell and four children
are rusticatinR on farm in Queen Anne's
County, Nd. the home OF Mrs. Farrelrs
grand mother. ....--
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Sawin are at
Pennegrove.
Mrs. Allen H. Ainsoow. sister and
daughter have returned home from theil
visit to Atlantic CITY.
Miss May willing has returned home
from three weeks'trlp throughout Penn
sylvania,
Harry p. Mitchell is at the Osborne
House, Alta ntlc City.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-13
Is tn PaIlmrel

IL has been said time and time again
that the new one hundred thousand dol
lar water filter lately finished by order of
lhe Water Commissioners, does not per-
lorm Its work Of filterlng the Brandywine
water for our citizens as 1t should. that
the water after rain Is muddy that q
iample OF 1t can be seen daily as drawn
rom the hydranti in Lawton's store. No.
h1 Market street. 1t would be worth the
taking OF a few minutes In passing Law
TOMS store. 10 stop and examine the CON
dltion OF our drinking water after such a
large sum OF money has been expended
by our Water Commissioners to give the
TO- 900 inhabitants of Wilmington whole.
some and pure drinking water. The ques.
ton naturally arlses. does the filter per.
form the worR 1t was expected to do?
II not. why was ono hundred thousand
dollars Of the tax payers money expended
on an experiment? II 1t does perform the
work for which 1t was intended why then
should the drinking water be In such a
muddy state? 1t has been charged time
and time and again that the Sellers filteIer
was failure. II such is the case our citl-
Eens should be made aware of the reason
for such a large sum of money being ex .
pended experimenting. Why not have put
In filter that would litter and be credit
to the Water mmissionersr Don't ali
speak at once.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-13
LOCAL nors.

Does anybody for a minute believe that
policy playing or gambling has been sup
pressed Wilmington? II they heve let
them disabuse their minds of such facts
at oLce.
The Rev. DR.. Hulbu-d. OF Grace NJ. e.
Church is a brilliant orator. lie has the
constitution OF an athlete.
Bring in your votes for your favorite
base ball prize offered by the REPUBLICAN
for the most popular base ball player in
Delaware.
The warm wave ls still with us, and
thin clothes are al a premium. To keep
cool Is one OF the studies during the last
three days. u. The beer men are reaping
their harvest. The hotter tho weather.
the more beer consumed.
The liquor law, notwithstanding the
watchfulness OF our guardians of the
ponce. is violated every "a hours.
Seek and you will find. knock and the
doors will oe opned unto you.
Jaekson street paving from Seventh to
Eighth street has boon finished.
Sheriff Gillis yesterday sold two houses
beyond Eleventh street bridge. the pro D.
erty of w. j. Forrest. One sold for
SS;.2 80 and the other for $3.50; George W.
Lodge was the purchaser.
The Young Mems Aid Society of the
| First Baptist Church OF Chester. Pa. will
| give a moonlight excursion TO Gordon
Heights to night.
On account OF lack OF work the car
shops OF The Harlan and Hollingsworth
| Company are running with few men out.
! sido of the foIcmen and apprentices. The
| IN eu have gradually been laid OF.
The Board OF Park Commissioners will
hold meeting this afternoon at the Clay
ton street bridge. Tho meeting Will be
held for the purpose of discussing some
minor changes in the direction of the
new pa rk read.
display OF fireworks will be made Al
the kerml5s for the beusiit OF tho Sacr eC
H4urt Paroehlal School oil Aug. p.
Waists reduced from sl.5o to 5oc.. al
| lippinCotts.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-13
A noia Attempt at ROBBERY.

NIAGARA FALLS. Aug. B.-Five high
waymen tried to rob the epassengerson the
Clinton House omnibus right at the hotel
door as they alighted from the vehicle.
One Of the gang turned down the street
lamp, and others grabbed for an envelope
containing $500, which they had seen John
j Jones, Of Wheeling, w. Va, place In
his coat pocket after paying for a ticket
The robbers failed In their purpose and
were captured, who gave their names as
Kelley and Molyneux.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-13
The Saloons.

Mayor Strong, OF New York and Cover
nor TllRhman. OF tina Pine tree State.
spoke at Asbury Park. on Sunday. Their
discoursss were on tempersLce and their
Individual experience In trying to break
up the Illegal liquor traiilc In their several
States. Mayor Strong said he would soon
have every saloon In New York closed up
tight on Sunday. Governor Tllghman
replied that the Governor would be some
what older before that was accomplishe d.
He had tried TO shut up the saloons in his
State bu. came To the conclusion that
liquor would be drank ss long as 1t was
manufactured and the people wanted 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-13
The Wage tluestIon.

II a mechanic received &l2 week be-
tore ths panic OF 1898 and had his wages
reduced one.third in consequence OF slack
work, and after two years had them
raised ten per cent We think there would
not be anything for Tint mechanic to
throw up his hat and ehout about. But
suppose q mechanic had his wages re.
stored to the figures they were reduced
from in 1898. and then raise OF ten per
cent. on 1t, why that mechanic would
have something fit TO be published in a
low tariff or no tariff free trade organ as
an evidence OF increased prosperity. The
mechanic and the laborlng msn who had
their wages cut In two know how much
ndvance In wages they have received dur.
ing the past two years None are SO blin 4
US those who won't see
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-13
A Na,sd rxpiarsr p.na.

PARIs, Aug. 1s.-Luqien Bonaparte
wyse is dead. Lucien Napoleon Bonn
parte wyse, engineer ahd explorer, was
born at Paris In 1qlp. the son of Sir
Thomas Wyse and Princess Letitia Napo-
leon. Ho was early distinguished for his
explorations In Central America. He ne
gotiated with the Columbian government
the extension Of the concession for the
Panama canal, and published several re-
ports upon that enterprise. For his report
upon this work, published In 1885. he was
honored by the French academy. He
wrote several books of travel on South
Am
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-13
nn.a n,Il.

Base ball, has got to be such craze that
thousands daily attend base ball games
all over tbs United States. As an out
door exercise IL Is undoubtedly ona OF
the most hoalthfui sports. But It, like
avery other kind OF sport. can be carried
TO excess There are more broken do WI
base balllsts In thls country than would
form regiment, and some Of them were
good ball players In their day and class,
II tho same energy was used In other
walks OF life by tho youth and young
men. more work and better work would
be the result 1t Ia said that the best foot
ball players stand at the head OF their
Glasses in college, We hope that it is so.
os sports are now the leading features Of
nearly every college In the country.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-13
xyorh nt N.nai.,rn,e nna Cen.tnbIe.

Constable Reardon yester day sold the
contents OF the dry goods store OF Isaac
Golds,ein on King street. Nathan Baski
was the purchaser for $500. The stock
was sold for rent.
Five wagon loRds OF property belonging
TO Pros. Elliott the horse trainer. who
was showing at Front aud Union streets
on Friday. were levied on by Constable
Windish on Saturday. He and Constable
Hurlock hold eight claims amounting to
about $3.50.
Magistrate Kelley last night placed
Thomas Duncan under $500 peace bond
to keep the peace toward his father. 1he
latter alleged that his son had cut him
with a razor.
Magistrate Dale placed Bertha Naylor.
coiored, under Sl00 pence bond to keep
the peace towards Ida Wilson.
Deodora DeCosta. an Italian. was before
Mag Ristrate Daley last night charged with
carrying concealed deadly weapon In the
shape OF revolver. The charge was made
by Llngi Perillo. who swore that DeCosta
had threatened to shoot him. The trou-
BILE occurred on k6lday last, when the de.
fendant went TO the plaintiffs house at
Front and King streets
The men had some words over Perillo's
wife, when DeCosta drew the revolver.
He was held in $500 bail for the upper
court.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-13
Killing Fish,

A. T. Yandever informed US last even
ing that tina Liobig Company contin ued
to discharge oil Into tic waters of the
christiaua, and as a result the riyer is fun
Of dead bah. He thinks ths iiah commits
Noner, DR., shortlldge, should look into
the matter. as there is little use OF stock
Ing tho creeks with iisA il they arc to be
killed on In this way Ha took sap OF
the water tho other day, but It was q o
rauseols no coulI not sS5aow It, The
COMPANY shoul1 muae phosphate by tho
process tia, Tia Walton 4 Whann did or
they should nGa some other location for
their wJrkS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-13
THURSDAY. AUGUST 20. 1895.
At . O'Clock p. IN.

on the premises on the Lancaster Pike. l-2
miles from Wilmington. Dol. the following
described real estate OF lIarrie l.. Wood, de-
ceased, to wit;
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land
situated In Christlana hundred. New Castle
county and state OF Delaware called In the
return of sale to the Orphans' Court. No i.
and containing about ~ acres. bounded on
the north by the Lancaster turnpike road, on
the east by public road, on the south by
land of Philip Qulgley, on the west by land
late OF Joseph Z. Grub and formerly OF the
Burrell heirs, but excepting and reseryIng
out of the ~ acres piece of lund, called in
said return No. "B'. described as follows to
wit: piece or parcel OF land with mansion
house. stables and other buildings thereon
erected, beginning at Il point on the souther-
ly side Of Lancaster turnpike road corner
Of land late OF Joseph Z. Grubb aforesaid and
formerly OF the Burrcll hairs, thence alon.
the side of said turnpike road south IS IL de-
grees, east AS feet six inches to corner of
other land late OF the said Joseph e. Grubb
thence thereby south II degrees west 1873 feet
and four inches to corner thence north
ono and n halt degrees west 1854 feet TO the
place of beginning, containing ten acres of
twenty hundredths oil an acre more or less.
And IL Is ordered by the court that the said
Rdniilst ator make return OF his proceedings
in tile execution or this order to the SeDtem-
Der term of tho Orphans Court for the Conn-
tv aforesaid, to he held at Wilmington, on
Monday. the 9th day OF September. A. D.,
1875. Attendance will be given and terms
ALIEN SMITH. Administrator
| orb by BENJAMIS NIELDs, Esq. mis- Attorney.
l., W. Stidham Son. Auct's.
Attest; Colon Ferguson. Clerk of Orphans
| Court
| fences. grounds highly improved. large barn
| and ali nursery out buildings. apple orchard
cherry und pear trees, bia ckberry. raspberry,
| strawberry and asparagus beds, &c. Thi,
! property can be seen any time Deorc sale, bI
j3i-a7-l4-2I- "a 4-2G.aT-2s
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-13
Our Low Prices are
Giving US unexam-
pied trade activity,

Hundreds of Suits and Trou.
sers sold is the daily record.
Buyers from every section.
going back from our store to
their homes, carry the news Of
their own experience with our
goods and prices.
Never in our times have Good
Clothes been sold 80 low
It's extraordinary y-purchas.
ing Finest Trousers for one
half.
It's just half you PAYS
Trousers 81; Sc for So; "a for
SO.
Best goods obtainable. Fire.
quently, men buy two pairs.
Go through the different de-
partments, it's same story. Ac.
tiyity in Black Dress Suits
e2O ones for $40; $l8 ones for
50. Same in So and $13. SO
Suits. selling at 1915.
It's a clear, notable saving
getting Sl0 and $12 Thibe'
Suits for S5 and 1878.
It's all your way in sale O
Mada to.Moocura Cuita ra
turned. Single Suits-returnec
for all imaginable reasons. Sell
ing them for one-half is the
way we get 'em sold quick.
$50 suits Sl5; $50 for $40
$15 for $7.t0.
Thin Coats, so cents and 81
Dark Vests, SO cents; All-Woo
Skeleton Coat and Vest, "a Il
So.
Fall Overcoats, $7.75 ant
$8. 75, worth $12 and SIS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-13
WILMINGTON COAL CAS- RIGHTS
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Fl. L. EVANS & CO.
Bankers and Brokers, al

SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of levari Facias to me directed,
will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House. on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. in the city
of Wilmington, New Castle county,
-, ON THURSDAY,
THE 10Th DAY OF AUGUST, 1895,
at 2 o'clock p. M,
the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of
situate in the city OF Wilmington, New
bounded and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at the intersection of the
nertherly side of Front street with the
westerly side of Madison street; thence
northerly along said side of Madison
street 257 feet inches to the southerly
side of Second street; thence westerly
along said side of Second street 100 feet
with Madison street and the first mem
toned line 257 feet inches to the north
erly side OF Front street aforesaid. and
thence thereby easterly 100 feet to tho
place of beginning.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Ezra Fell and Philena II.
Fell, his wife, and Fannie Joseph. sur
yiving mortgagors; Ezra Fell admins
liam b. Joseph, heirs-at-law of the said
George A.. Joseph, deceased. mortgagor;
and Fannie B. Joseph, guardian of the
said George A. Joseph and William b.
Joseph and tits and to be sold by
PAUL GILLIS, Sheriff.
sherlf's Office. Wilmington, Delaware,
July 20, 1896.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-13
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rrains viii leave Wilmington a. follows,
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b -. i Ss$ i ~ II, ~. III 80. .,s;S
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For the south--southesn Railway BE-
press. IA p. m. sieepers to Memphis ana
For West Chester. via t.amokin. $50 q
nj FOR ~ NewarE I: M Center ana intermediate
ssisimors and Washing ton. Ass sel
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260 p. m.
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Comfort a.d Norfolk. n.os a. m. and RSl
N's"' SUNDAY TRAINS;
For New Castle a.bi p NJ. and 10 night
For Cape Charles. Old Point Comfori
and Norfolk, 1901 night.
For Middletown, Clayton. Dover, w
oming,. FELTON,, Harrington. ,Sridgeynie
6eaford. Laurel. and Delp1ar. izol night
cD Congressional Limited fxpi esi
trains. composed sntireiy of Pullman ves
tibule Parlor and Dining Cars. No extrs
fare other than the usual Pullman charge
c) Limited Express trains, ccmposed 2!
Pullman Vestibule Porlor Cars Vestlbult
{ Passenger Coaches and Dining Gar. No
y extra fare.
For further Information passengers arr
referred to the ticket agent at the station
. q. NJ PROVOST, j. II, WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass. Az.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-13
A r.mlly r.ua rsa. IN murder.

KsoxvIIlR. Tenn, Aug. 1a-As re-
suit OF Rlfnmily feud John n. Smith,
well to do farmer Of Anderson county,
twelve miles west Of Clinton, the county
seat, which 10 twenty miles from here,
was shot and killed In cold blood by James
werriolx. young farmer The Lott and
Smith families have had.a feud for several
yesrs, Werriek being member Of the
former family. Smith was passing Wer-
ricks house when he was shot by the lat
ter who was in the yard with Henry and
Isaac Lott and James Weaver. their
brother-in-lAw. The quartette surrendered
Co tho sheriff
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-13
Di.astrou. Fir. in Philads,pb,..

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1s.-A fire which
did damage amounting to between $3.50. 900
and sioo, 900 started In the big ive-story
building occupied by Brown g. Bailey as
paperbox manufactory, and before the
flames had been got under control the big
gas fixture establishment Of Buck e. Co.,
adjoining. and dozen dwellings which
surrounded the two factories were burned.
The dwellings were nearly all occupied as
houses Of III fame. A policeman and two
flremen were slightly injured, but there
were no fatalities.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-13

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h"AiN DEpoT EAST nousD .
TRAINs LEAVE DELAWARE AVE
NUE. DEPOT. EAST BOUND.
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Week days. 's.o5. '7so. $780, 'io'sS a. M;
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Rates to ,Wostern points lower than via
eiGts G 9. o.ns scuIf., General Passenger Agent.
r. b. CAMPBELL. General MANAGER