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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-13

bazaar anu festival vii BE- hold ~
4niean Lodge. No. N A o. q. vi. et
their hall a. Aar~lisfiLon. Dsls on Friday
and saturday evsnInfk Dseember 18th
aud lab. Numerous .ussfuf articles will
ps aispoead of atponR which will b. fine
preeoh inadiuG gunf hand INSIDE cot Of
puKxy haruasa. sextenaion tsbie, cehy
enair. seorsiarg. ton Of coal. barrel Of
flour and smoitina sat.
All frienda u tho order arc cordially IN
vited 10 be present with ne and heiD our
young lodge ont Tbs proceeds Of tie
bazaar will 10 usvoled TO the benefit Of
thu Relief Fund of the Lodaa. Z
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-13
n. N, wirr MN and Ring streets.


Is the place. You can do hetter at wiers
lban you can IN any other place. and vouli
get nothing but trst class goods. New seed
less cherries, red and black mixed. II eents
round; tbeAo are very hne. Fancy new
layer hgs, us fine M you ever saw. IL censs d
pound. New California peaches. 3 poun %
for 70 centsi these peaches are white aud sotp
and they are bargain Huye you seen the
pTunes we sell for cents poundY They are
we'll worth the money. uur aprieot4 :
pounds for 20 cents, ia way down price. Do
yetI wait preseryeal You c#l geL them
from Lsi all kiuds 10 cents pnund. oxford
sugar corn 10 cents a cam You ali KIN ow whB0
this corn Is; we have good corn we self for
cents CAM better than you thiak hy the
pr!no, We sell cans OF LIMA beaas for %
eeRtsi thel re good too. Have you had any
Of our Grahani eraakers- 10 cenis a poands
They are tas best IN this city. Do you buy
cracker dust from usi We have the beat; q
ceniA package. First ciiss milk lunch
cFne Sers doents a pound Hava you tried IA .
hossan ginger snaps cents 4 pdsndi this In
iers and oocoanlt wafers for 10 cents pound
are che best cakes In tnie city. al our cakes
are Hpoa, Good butter and. fresh eRas at q
NJ WiER, Fifth and King streets dis-ats
+
Tfa 4
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-13

Thousands of eases OF CONSUMPTION
Asthma, Coughs. Colds aud Group ara
cured evary day by Shlloh's Cure For
sale byN. d. Dnnforlh. 2ud and Market
streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-13
QUOrATI bAs.
Reported by
HEAD 81 &c MPANy.
lLnnl.ern mud lirnknrs.


'NEtHtH WHf NtHFHtE stfbAta-
INVESTMENT and securittes yielding from
Orders Tor the purchase and sale of stocks
anu bonus on Commission executed at all
the stock exchanges.
Private telegraph wires to New York,
Philadelphia Boston and Chicago,
Foreign Drafts and Letters Df Credit issu
en.
knllng Pricna RnIIna prinaa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-13

Ask your physician, your druggiat aud
your friends abDut Shlioh's Cure for 0ou-
sumption, They will rscaameusli IL. For
sale by n. B. Danfotth. end and Market
streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-13

Ono Of tho economics OF good house.
keeping Ia tho best coal. Order from Fell
y Joseph, Front and Madison streets and
be sure OF a good. well.scraened article,
and long tous. Sea tho big she'll
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-13

Br, Smms Cholera Syrup. the grea
aid certain cure for acute and chronic
dlarrhnu. cholera mOrbus. cholera infan.
tum md summer diseases OF babies and
children, 6Oj King street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-13

Nathaniel Bayne. 1918 West Sixth street.
spfaiped his ankle by falling on the pave
nlent az seventh and frhBklin streets on
wednesday night He 10 the genial cut
Ter At the Boston One Price Clothing
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-13

1000 ibs Havana SHORTS Tor sale AZ a.
". corner 5eevHd and Shipley strsst,, a.
20 oonts pound. City Marilut Olrnr fal,.
sofy. IL. u. tiounpos, prop.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-13

Dir simmG Waite pulmonlc Bllsam. tho
famous sore throat and lung cure is sold
rs this PROPRIETOR. al Ole unl ii, at By6
King street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-13

L. III. Wood Is the ladies' man at the
Waller shoe store. Poor girls how little
they know he has baby at home one
week old.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-13

assumption lagrlppe. pneumonia aud
ali TN ont aud lung diseases are cared by
Shltol's Cure For salo by ~ Is. DanfOrth,
End and Market streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-13

ktNNARU Il III
62l-623 Market ST.
Still another lot OF
fine Astrakhan and
Boucle Cloth Jackets,
early price, 90,
now $40. 90; $1,000,
now $12.
Great values i'm this
department eve V
day.
$1,000 Z Jackets,
Boucle Clot h, at So.
$1,000 at $500,
$12 at Sc.
Some yer y fine ex-
elusive Jack cts, in 81
and 36 only, greatly
reduced in ] price,
$25 to $40
1913 to 500
1913 to 1926
New Gray enette in
black and bl ue,$S, $40
and $15.
Misses 3 70 w II
mixed Gossa mers at
$l.50. Thes Q are fine
value.
New Ostr ich Boas
this mornin g, 20, As,
81 inch, fro pm So to
$14 each.
Our Umbr ella stock
is very lar ge a N d
choice and d l'ices less
t h a II eve r---reliable
goods only.
KENNARD { Co.
62l-623 Market slrasi.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-13

For llFst.elaas dysing and securing 90
to the Delaware Dye WorkA 9t1 King
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-13

Sl9or novelties! Yes. In abundauca
Wright, 2!l King street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-13

u sure cure Tor Headache and nervous
diseases. Nothing relieves so quickly.
For sale by n. .. Danforih. 2nd and Mar.
ket stroeta.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-13

SENATOR Mat Quay says he hasno desire
or ambition TO 10 President.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-13

Delphi and Dresden clocks ard oilers
Wrights. go King street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-13

Thimbles In thousands. wrlghps. 22O
King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-13

Cuppinnand isecnng. iqI n. sseonfn
NJ F. Davis. Jeweisr. 0 E. and ~
Cupping &lseot-Ii,a. Parker .ss Ati.s,a :
American Laundry. 90 West Froat st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-13
RandkerChiefS.

Our assortment this year sur
passes anything we have ever Of
iefed Beautiful designs, fine quail.
tics.
MEMS coiored borders, 5 Tor rs
ce0ts.
Mems one inch hem, all linen,
Is cents
Mems extra size all linen l inch
hem, IS cents.
Mems I-inch hem, excellent
quality, so cents.
Ladies Swiss Embroidered, II 4
and IS cents.
Ladies all-linen 4 and H-inch
hem, 10 cents.
Ladies' all linen a and 1l5-inch
hen5 I21l, IS and so cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-13

the ordinances governing such NATTER
Are not We the supreme rnlsrs OF the
etfeeta Yes. tho Street aud Saver Com mi Ia.
bioners have performed great thlngs Tor
our city, and they have spent millions of
good dollars In making all OF these i'm
pTpvements which the cltzsns will have
tofoot In tnxas on their property. The
mechanic has to pay more taxes year after
year. II Is the old song, can't pay the
city's expenses with the revenues raised,
so on goes or 10 per cent. for the tax
payer to foot In July, and each SUGGESTING
July 1t Is the same old cry, The Water
Com mlssIoners are another one OF the
beauties OF local self gtvernmeut. What
haye they done? wonders with hundreds
OF thousands at their command
Have they not given US q winter filter
that some men In our city say does not
hitter at the mnniticent cost OF nearly one
hundred thousand doilars9 We believe
the amount paid for 1t has never yet bsen
made public by the commissioners. Have
not they given the citizens one OF the
best appointed water plants In the coul.
try at price that would put thu words
economy to shamef Now. they have
raised the water rents OF dwellings when
thsrs 10 40 need OF such an advance in the
water rents. These are Dem oeratic times.
times Of retrenchment not times for ad.
vancing water rents, or taxes. Are not
the Water Com raissioners the censors Of
the Water Department? What rules they
make 90. and there ia no Use Kicking as
nearly every property owner has found
out to his satisfaction when reno nstrat.
ing ON having to pay an advance in their
usual january watsr rent for the ensuing
year.
r.nsa, =, ~ s,,ss,o., s.',,s - -
go. -. .. -,
a. 80 $500 a. 81 ,,,a.,. ~ 4, ~
creased. Tina naonIs ara trad NJ having
their va,sr rants alwavs ,ncraaaed
Than nga,n wa ba "a tho pol,ca comu,a-
sion who are ansndlpg mora monav on
the force than evsr hefora yes ,hav ara
giving ma aoo,d toroa !, nd n varv aniclapt
one. But. WHY should thev not2 Thew
sl,s,1 s aas ~, m' w go
-, :" 80 ~,
W.. C.,es's a.. So, - -
g. coS.-,,"~,a M
rsnro go. y, ~" go. '' NV NV
70 " w 1919.
r,so,, ...A a au nav ,N $50 Dpai.uen. VI
.-,s.,..u 0o ~ So " vH, ., .nou' s"
A,..s, NM, - 40 '"s - ~
scutors on matters pertaining to elections.
They are another leech fastened on the
people OF Wilmington. The city of vii.
mington certainly needs to be governed
. by the people and not by commissions.
The time 10 nearly rife for throwing off
the yoke OF com mlssloners aud the people
allowed to rule themselves. We were
never in favor of commissioners and are
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-13

Carriers. armists, and garter and armI let
buckles. Wright. go Ring street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-13
HOOPEHSANO0lAE q ; $| S;;|i;:


For tho best bargains In our city c,n.
suit tho y, 5 and 10 osnt counters Of. Law
tons, GIL Market street. IN the baeeme nt-
Christmas gifts. inexpensive pens aud
pencils WriEhts, go King street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-13

THE Tonnage Patent Company. has in-
stituted suit against the morocco manu-
factutors Of Delaware. New Jersey ami
Pennsylvania Tor Using tEelr process with.
OFT paying royalty Tor the privilege
There are only two firms In our city who
T. Is said DO not use this process. The 1
B.umenthai & Co., who reserved the right
to use the process. and the Washington
Jones Co.. who use patent tanning pro-
cess OF their own. The royalty. II our
manufacturers have to pay it. will praetl-
cally drive some of them out OF the bust
ness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-13

II IME--ita npa. Knickernackar
- Wrtghtnvlile. JOHN NJ SOLOMON
Dfsice. No. w cat Thtra street.
Phones lie and $50
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-14

Tho interesting cases Ut George MGger
and William Harrison. on trial for as.
snultinG Thomas O'Bricu. IT,, on Il D. 4
o. car last October, came TO All cnd ia
tho Marshall county circuit at Mounds.
vilo yesterday. Special Judge J. A.
Ewing presided. When court convened
yesterday morning Harrison Withdrew
his plea OF not guilty aud entered q new
plCa OF guilty Of unlawful assault, the
samn oiIensc Of which MagGr had bnOn
convicted. 1t aupeard that the counsel
for tho de;ousc based the motion for
now trial in Mngcr'B case on the idea
that Mr.. Ewing could not legally pre-.
side on the bench unless elected Judge
pro tom. by the moln bcrs oi tho bar.
but IL doyclopHd thu; he was appointed
Tor tho ono case only by the consent Of
the parties concerned. After great
deal ot Argument OIL technical points all
dilAtory motions were set aside aud the
prisoners sentenced.
10th Mugcr and Harrison were given
sixty days in the Marshall county Jail
and fined $3.50 and coSt.. they to remain
in Jail until this i paid. The costs in
each case, it is estimated. will amount
to as much ~ the fines.
Tho prlsOners were at once rem owed
to Jail to onter upon their EHnicEce.
rhrrc WAS report last night that the
cases would be takun to the suprenp
court Oi appeals. but this could not bs
confirmed or any ground for /: sug-
geStcd.
The sentences were regarded by the
iricnda OF the convicted men us pretty
SALTY" while O'BrIen's friends regarded
them as satisfactory, in view OF the fact
| that th6re is still pending Rganst both
| an indictment iOr creating tumult on
| u railroad train. which is II pretty serl.
| Gus otiense under the state law, and II
is understood that the Baltimore & Ohio
| officials propose to push the pros :culion
OF that charge.
]. J. O'Dowd ("Reddy Dodd") wa, re.
leased on 1900 bail to await the action
OF the grand Jury on his participation in
the same assault.
The assault was one OF the mos. dc.
Iiberate, brutal and outrageous ever per-
pctratci, O'Bricn being bounded aud
followed upon the train for the pur-
po.o. Macer is under indctmen, in
this county for decoyInG Harry Smith
into lonely place and there assaulting
him murdcrou.Iy. This case has never
come to trial, yet Prosecuting Attorney
Howard went to Moundsville TO defend
Mayer. q fact which Captain Dovcner
used with telling effect in the case.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-14

MEMPHIS, Tenn. juno lS.-Tho posi-.
bio disruption Of the old pSrtlcs-Oi tho
Democratic party in tho south and tho
Republican party in tho west-mus,
have been tho nppcrmost in tho mind
OF any thoughttul observer OF tho pas,
two days proceedings In tho grea! silver
convention which has bccn in session
at the Auditorium.
10th sid6s OF this proposition wcrc
discussed today in iinpa.sioncd speeches
and strong argumentivc appeals to tho
! 800 delegates and visitors who at
tended the blc mass.meotlng to-day.
Tho first warning OF tho approaching
encounter was heard last night in the
bold ut,ernuces OF Congressman Joseph
G. sIblcy, OF Pennsylvania, in
favor OF silvcr party, an NJ.
grc";ve campaign fight, romouotiza.
ton OF tho white metal without regard
to previous party ties. To-day all dis.
guise was thrown oil Tho men who
favor silver party. with ono purpose
and one idea. under the leader.
ship OF Sibey. TilIman, OF South
Carolina; Butler, OF North Caro-.
lima; Stewart. OF Nevada. and
Adams. oil Colorado, told of their plans
without reserve. and asked their hear.
ers to decide between party and nation.
On the other hand those who favor tho
settlement OF the silver question within
party lines urged conservative action !;
vigorous aciiations ior FREQ silver, but
bearing in mind that there were other
questions OF Importance 10 the political
future OF the country which should
cause the voter 10 think well
before casting of the party atiiilR-
lions OF wears and giving his
undivided suffrage to the one cause Of
silver. But the convention adjourns
with schism in ii. Ono faction adv0-
Gates the SIbloy idea" and tho CAPTURE
OF the Democratic convention, and. TAIL
ing in that. the independent political
action. while others were for fighting
tho issue strictly within party lines.
The convention opened at l0:l5. Sem
ator Stewart spoke first and was fol.
lowed by Private Allen. Alter his ad-
dress, tho convention took n recess.
Congressman Bankhead, OF Alabama,
presided at the evening session OF the
convention. lie introduced Gen. a. J.
Warner. OF Ohio. who declared tina; any
man who says silver WAS dcmonetized
with tho full knowledge Of tho people OF
the United States simply lies.
Most OF his speech was devoted to an
swcring Mr. Carlisle's recent Memphis
speech. State Senator Anson Walco;t.
OF Indiana, was the last speaker OF the
evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-14

oi sound money. Alter putting In mo.
tion all tho secret ngonCiO4 aud tho use
OF unlimited money and drumming up
delegates from tho chamber Of com.
mcrco and tho bank. lhoy assembled
hcro to toll ~ whnt was tho meaning Of
sound money" and, God HHvO thnm,
by request Of tho President that they
hnd three Cnckon', who aold their birth
right Tor tho meH OF pottngo. An.
plnlisO. lhrGO COngrrsa Oh only; and
| saw In tho paper which ] read about
II, That there wa, not II solitary farmer
In that party.
"Wha. Ia sound monoy2 Ia /, that
money which roquirOi two pounds OF
cotton, two bushcI, OF wheat to got tho
anIne quantity Of 1t ono did fuw yours
back? claim that such dollar a4 that
ia robbor dollar Of two huudrnd cents
They tell you about tho hily cent dol.
lar. Lot VA fling into their lueth tho
two hundred cent dollar. What is
tho condition now OF tho Demo.
cratic par;Tf Now this In, II direct
bearing on silver and you will 500 II
directly. What Is that condition? As
catalogue it or speak Of 1t In m Assem-. .
bly, mostly Democratic. Tho President,
whom We olGcted by vote almost
larger than that received by any OF his
predecessors, has betrayed the party.
Ihors ia no usn to dcny t;:nt fact.
81 n.n tho good old houust language
you know. md holiGvG that he il tirst
couOln to lioncdict Arnold in politics.
There Is going TO bn now Mason and
DivOn's limo drawn next year. It will
start in the mouth Oi Chesapeake bay
aud run to Chicago by way OF CIncin.
nati. Every Republican and Ho.callcd
Democrat northeast OF that line is going
to vote for gold bug and every lsopub.
lican and Pnpuil4t aud Democrat south
OF IL is going to vote for somebody who
is nn honest friend Of the people. let
! i'm be from whatever party he may"
Applau'e.
Governor Alvn Adams, Of Colorado,
favored u union OF west and Houth for
silver, the wnEinr nj 4 vigorous cam.
paisn outside Of all party lines. lIs as.
sorted that eleven western states atoOd
ready to Join tho south in such move.
ment.
Marion Butler, the Populist senator
from North Carolina, said the conven.
zion was tho most important and re.
markabIc ever held Ill this country,
from the TACT that tho question 10 be
considered was OF vital interest to every
body and IRON the fact that representa-
tive. 0i all parties met on equal ground
to leave bohind party preIudIces and
vote ns one man for one great cause
Tree silver. g..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-14
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Tho Georgia atato bankcra assoCi.
alton Yesterday unanimously passed
resolutions denouncing free silver
Daring tho week $4,000 lumber
company, n $l,OOJO10 oil and ga' com.
many and n twenty-five barrel flour mill
have been organized in West Virginia.
The formal transfer OF tho island Of
Formosa from China to Japan Is an
nounrcd in cuhIcrram from the Japan.
ESQ foreign Office 10 tho legation at
Washington. 1t occurred on June ,.
Robert McCnIlum, the daring Young
Scotchnan who will mako tho attempt
10 cross tho Atlantic in II twon'v-two-
loot sloop, has begun his pcr'lons Jour.
noy. lIiscompam!on Is his black Scotch
terrier "Jaclt.'
English iuri.l4 Of Montreal arc trying
20 prevent tho RparTing mntcI between
Stanton Nhhatt and lack Burke, mr.
RANGED for Tonight. Tho CIlY by-IawH
nrr Oh ,hrir aide. bat they have 'ie"cr
I,.rn cuiUrrrd III this "r'pdc'.
Tho .lprrrnr couTt oi Illinois, yc'irr'
Lay, filled itH opinion IN the case n' i',"
l'nnplr 81. tho Di4tlIiing aud CnttIn
l,cdins company. The judgment OF
oua,cr entered By tho lower court is NJ.
(rmod. tho uIlnCt OF this decision VIII
bc 70 break up the whisky trust.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-14
THE RESOLUTIONS
Passed by the Crazy Patch Free Silver Con-
yentlon nt Memphis.

Passed by the Crazy Patch Free Silver Con
| ysntion nt Memphis.
MEMrHIs, Tenn, June lG.--At 1915
o'clock the Rev. DR.. Brooks. OF Mem
phjs. opened the silver convention with
prayer. after which tho arrival OF del.
cga,c from Arizona and one from AR
kansas was announced.
Chairman Turpic then announced
| that tho committee on resolutions was
not ready to report and introduced SEN
ator William VI. Stewart, OF Nevada,
who addressed the convention.
When Senator Stewart had finished
his speech, Secretary Wade read tc!r-
gram from Congressman Benton Nc
| MILAN, OF Wcnncssec, In which hc cx.
prcascd regret that personal business
provcn;ed his attendance upon the con
| ycntion, aud adds:
Cessation from tho usr oi silver as
redemption mupcY would be Il calamity
to mankind. Wills, pi.mctaliism by
| international agreement is much to gbo
| desired, ii IS useless 10 expect England
to make any acrceu ent. 10 expect her
to concedc bi.moialli4m now is NJ idle us
ii woUld have b bicn for our foretNthcrs
to rely on hor doing ,hcm jnsticO with
out Il fight In l71G."
at this juuCt,ro loud cries wcra made
for COn.rrasInHn Money one of tho all
yer leaders, Of Mississippi. lie ad-
vancod TO the front OF tho stage and
prciaceh his remarks by saying: 81 am
here silver man from hcad to foot aud
Democrat all over" Mr.. Money was
suffering from s0r0 throat and spoke
but II icw mOmcn,4, dcprccating any
attempt to snttlo tho silver question
outside tho Democratic party.
Private John Allen, nt Mississippi,
waR Then calIcd or By tho audience TO
speak. at is II iureGuHr conclusion,
fellow ci,zons." sa.d tho speaker. That
these gold men will 20 into the Rupub-
lican party.
"lhey say this silver movement is
run by politicians, but when look
over tho lcadcrn OF the gold hnG', / lind
mnn who wOrI in politics when | WAS
an infant.
"'rhc.o people Eocp mo constantly
porlurbrl. can hardly slccn at night
now ior worrying about my gold.
am afraid 1t will 20 abroad. ! tell you.
my friends, you cannot keep too close II
watch on your gold. |, is IiabIcto cave
the rouuiry at any minute. P'cSiIrmt
C!rYrland hm received great deal OF
praise lOr hi- backbone. Let ia disa-
irGur his mind oi th" ballet tnat there
i, any cprnur In harIihour. rhr Amer.
iran people uaYru llu.u aud they arc
going tC alIow 1t.
Tho mvnsr kept tho audioncn laugh
ing Tor ahOu! !tlrun minutes an4'Nt tho
conclusion ni hia gUmnrkr. tho C0nvGn.
ton took rGcuss until 2:3O.
Immediately alter tho convention