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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
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For West Chester. via Lamokin. SIS .
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SO $50 p = M u; and a1Ts is.ti ts; right. t''' ' -
p m. and 1254 night.
Baitiuors. and tntsrwediats stsuens
GeaSs Fhilsdeiphia, Broad street, for
Wilmington texpressl. $50. 1:2e. Ills. iIss
4 m; LA ~, 5;es, x ,,,1S; 81; 7.4o. esS nio.
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Express for Dover. Harrington and pst-
Haar, G1s. II. .03 ~ M. Al .. M, 1901 night
For Harrington and way stations only.
RtQ p. m.
Express fqs wyoming, SIS a.,
Express for Cape ChAries, Did Point
Comfort AUD Norfolk. I.0s n m. and l2ei
night.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
ssw esss - T. foin soS .ss, "fa
spS %o N9rfSlk: S1s.tI iaol nisht ssv,o, nov.. Nv.
eming.. Felton. Harrington. HrtdEeyilfa
6eaford. Laurel. and Dslp1af. 1zOt night
ca Congressional Limited Expi esa
trains. composed entireiy Of Pullman yss-
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Cl Limited Express trains. composed vf
Pullman vestibule Parlor Cars yostibulc
Passenger Coachss and Dining Car. Ne
extra faro,
For further information passenger are
3. M. PROVOST. J. II. WOOD.
QenerAl ManaEse. General Pass. AE&
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
wEpNEsDAs. ooroBHn o. 1898.
nlsh wnssr To-day.
Just a. FAD n. SreaiinU.

II may be good law that Mr. Hartman,
the CITY Solicitor gaveto tho Street and
fewer Department In the Bradley case.
but u stflkes US that the department II 1t
does not return the money to which 1t has
no legal claim that II is acting the part OF
"A thlef. The man or corporation who
takes wilfully or otherwise. and especially
through Ignorance a sum OF money. to
which 1t has no claim. lie not honest The
city atands as an individual on all its
dealings with our clilzens The money
taken from the property owners residing
On French street for macadIrnIzIng that
thorouehfare. and paid intothe city was
wrongfuily acquired and should have beon
pad back again. Mr.. Bradley has q right
to have hls money refunded to hIn.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
TIM nanra nj rrnaa.

A special meeting OF the Board of Trade
will be held on Thursday evening. to elect
q President General Parke Postles ha ving
declined to serye on account OF business
engagements. Our citizens generally
should take more interest in thls.bVdy and
endesvor 10 increuss the number of Its
members, thus adding TO Its iniluence
and Importance. The wide awake real
dents Of other olties are endeavorIng TO
secure new Industries. aud we should do
the same. By constant effort advanca
ment may be made In ali directions en-
ploymsnt given to our people, aud trade
be greatly Increased
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
22S KING STREET.


M Ew Castle County. rs The state OF Della
In ware. TO the Sher,ff OF NcwCastloc coun-
ty, Greeting;
Whereas Susan Ann SPARKS. by a petition
to the Judges Of our Superior Couif. nied IN
the offce of the Prothonotary OF said Court
IN aud for New Castle County. for the oaues
OF complaint therein alleged. h as made apptf-
cation TO our said Judges that a docree may
DO pronounced dlssoiv Ing the marriage exiat-
ing between tho petitioner and. .Dodo Clayton
SPARKS.
We. Therefore. command you,as you were
heretofore commanded. that you summon
Dodo Clayton sparks. that lie be ana appear
bef ore the Judges OF our said court ut the
next term thereof to be held at Wilmington
on Monday the 18th day OF November. next
to answer the allegations of the snid petition
er Susan Ann SPARKS according TO tho Aet OF
Assembly In such case made aud provided
aud also TO do and receive what the uourt
shall then and there consider concerning him
In this behalf rs TO thu Court shall seein meet
mud consistent with tho provisions of
The nnid Act OF Assembly. And have you
then there his writ. Witness. the honorable
Charles y. Lore EsQuire, at Wilmington, tho
10th day of September. A. D.. 1895. Issued
September d0th 1850 =
VICTOR d. WOoLLEY, Prothonotary.
os 3H
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
An Offer from Au.tralIa.

NEW YORK, Oct, o. 9.-Melbourne, Austria
liza, enters the list rs apossible scene of the
battle between Corbett and Fitzsinmons.
A cable from the Melbourne Evening
News, just received here, says that relia.
bio people there have formed a syndicate,
and are prepared to offer purse of $40, 600,
allowing the contestants to rearrange
date that suits their convenience Infor-
nation to this effect was wired to Dan
Stuart, W. A Brady and Martin Julian at
Dallas, Tex.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09

II AnnIEp men should learn to have some
honor. Single girls should. not allow
married men (when they know ~ to pay
them attention. This Is how Anstta Way
came to get herself In trouble and lave
her name spread broadcast over the coan.
try. IN the newspapers. Adoiphus Way
had Ev verett Handle arrested FOR blRamy.
He had bis trial before Esquire Dalsy. last
evening. At the trial it was brought out
that the Way girl and her mother had
forged the marriage certificate. The case
against Kandie was dismissed. aud ths
Way girl held for forgery and PERJURY for
trial st the upper court. Kaudlo paid the
coste In the ease.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
PAsrEPoTs.
scIssOhs.
Good nIeeIinU.

The Union Meeting at Epworth last
night WAS largely attended and a season
oil power. The eloquent sermon by Dr.
Howard was followed by an earnest plea
by Rev. l.. Luyile Id 10 the unsavcd. One
woman YVES preclously eayed aud others
stood, Indicating their purpose Of better
lie. lhe singing 10 an important feature
OF these services, and is greatly enjoyed.
nr. Wait preuches tonight. Come. and
invite your friends TO come with YOU.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
London Makes a Bid.

NEW YORK. Oct. 9.-Many hands seem
80 be stretched out for the Corbett- Fitz-
simmons fight. The latest offer of purse
and guarantee of non-interference comes
from London. A representative of the
Associated Press today saw a cablegram
from Mirror of Life, of that city, to a we'll
known sporting man here, which offers
5000 and diamond belt valued at e1 600
TO fight in England, the principals to select
their own referee. 1t is said that tho Ma
tional Sporting club is behind the offer of
Mirror of Life.
GENERAL SPORTING NEWS
pALT1MoBG, Uc5. 9-rhe Temple cup
goes to Cleveland as tho result of yester-
days game, in which tho champions wero
outplayed In every point. Up to She seventh
inning, however, IL looked as II either eide
might win, although Hoffer suffered rather
more than Young and the visitors got the
most men to bases. After this there was
trouble, and the home team had all of it.
Young opened tho fatal period with q
corklng double to center, and Burkott fol-
lowed with single to right field. Then
Mchean went out, and IL Carey who had
the ball, had thrown 1t promptly to second
he would surely have caught BurlSett nap
ping, but he did not, and there is where
the trouble began, for the next man to tho
bat popped up an easy ly to Kelley in left
field, and the side should have been out.
Kelley dropped tho fly and Childs went to
first, Young coming home with the first
run OF the game. Then McAleer made q
single and Burkett came home and Cap
tain Tobeau hit safely to right, bringing
In Childs. thinner ended the inning BY
striking out.
The Orioles" made a tally In their half
81 the aayenth- and the "SnidASa't adaaa
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
HIVE You n Hones

No man ls poor who has a home or
building lot paid for but many u man
ie poCI. snd Will remain 30. who has
nothing but q bundle of rent recelpts TO
show for his money.
Why don't Yon begin now, as others are
doing. and secure a splendid home site on
the North Side. on easy learns. $40 down
and $40 per month Coca The business.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09

wedding took place in Sabula, In Dos
Moines Iowa. three weeks ugo. since
which time all of those attending the
wedding, nearly one hundred In number.
have been suffering from cholera morbus.
Four persons have already died and the
lIves Of the others are despaIred of.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
ra.l,lens Ier rnree GeIde, ,,raduars..

Principal Goldey. of the Goldey Col !.
leGe. LigLih and Market streets. received
OH Saturday an application from Connec.
tlcut for graduate for u magnificent
position. The fame day an opening 90.
Cured with city ilrm. Yes terday he
sent third graduate to q Philadelphia
hrm. Goldey graduates get good posi-.
tluGs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
sIa4s.. sss..z.

(
.. Edward Addicks appears TO bo favor
cd by fortune. By . fsw strokes OF the
pan tha capital stcak Of the Bay State
Gas Company was Increased from s5.o09.-
600 to ef5. 00o, 600 Tnus fsn mtiiIon dol
lars were added to tho stock Of the CON-
psny for the benefit Of the stockholders.
This way OF creating wealth b legally
right and although outslders may con-.
denim It there is no way to prevent It. No
wonder that Mr.. Addicks can drive four.
tn-hand for The benefit OF his friends. and
make nice little presents 20 tho leaders OF
band. the captain Of base ball team.
or an agricultural society. Such Rener-
osity will make many frlenda and it is
folly for political managers 70 talk Of
driving him out OF the Btata.
On the contrary 1t seems that It would
be good policy for aspirants to seeiy his
friendship rather than endeavor to pro-
woke his opposition. He certainly pos
sesses great staying qualities. and It is the
height Of folly to attempt to send him
out OF the party. or to make war upon
him. II seems to us 10 would be wiser TO
extend the olive branch. and for all to
smoke the pipe Of peacs. In fact this
Coutao l1ubl W Latpt9l a WO NAa@< tAt1
Republican party to carry this county and
tho state in 1895. For our part we think
the achievement OF a victery at the next
election 10 much preferable to dsfsat aud
1t is better to succeed with Addcks than
TO he defeated without him.
For thirty years the Democrats have
controlled the destinies Of our State. and
Republicans who do not wish that oil
garehy to control 1t for another decade.
will bury ther prejudices. control their
likes ami dIslikos and unite for the pur-
poso of getting rid of the reign of Diekey.
Gray, Salisbury and Watson.
Is IL any wonder that tho 1ammanltes la
New York City did not want TO get out
and give up thelr hold on the public treas.
ury. The Registers Office as conducted
has been reported TO Mayor Strong as be-
Ing conducted extravngantly. Wnen tho
Register got the receipts himself and paid
out Of them tho salaries of his emploYees
hc c,eared for himself In 1885 about 800
0t0- In 1897 the fee system was abolished
and the Register paid n salary Of sl2. 600 q
year. Since which time the salaries have
| gradually increased until those paid
under tegister Levy In 1894 were sslS. SIS :
| 76, exclusive OF his own 9l3.0O0. The
number OF employees. omittiug ssarchers
and recording clerks have increased from
10 In 1855 to &! In 1891 Three OF the em.
pioyeos In 1894 were absent from their
dulles 1Gt days, 19i days and 53 days re-
spcctlveiy for whicn tlme thoy received
their salaries. They were used by Tam.
many Hall to blosk the wards AMI othar
useful duties required by the Tigers. Is
II auy wonder That Naw York should be
kept ciear OF tho thieves and thpGA9 Oh
( shame on such Democracy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09

TIE hyenas and Democratic court.
martial have found Colonel Fornoy guilty
of neglect OF duty. There were several
other trumpsd up charges against him.
but they foil through for lack of perjured
proof. The fiadings OF the Democratic
court.martial are that the Colonel be pub.
licly reprimunded. Tho men who bro ught
the charges as well AS those trying Colo.
nei Forney should bow their heads in
shame Tor the part they took In the trial.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09

THE question lie now asked who shot
Duffy In the back Duty said he knew,
but lie wouldn't toll. Doctor BloclSsom
probed for the ballet, but failed TO find 1t
and now DUFFY carries load In his body.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
II. Nj. wier. rll,h and x linz Streets.

You know we have the name of keeping
The best tea and coffee In this city, People
come In every day and ask MIR. .Wier, hive
you got good coffee For they say. I've tried
every where and can't get good coffee Why
/ sny. we have good coffee. Our blended
cofee az zoe is good; our Java. Santos and
Golden lilo are all Roodi our crushed Java
coffee At a5c Is the best cotiee in this city:
you buy coffee from us and YOU won't have
any more bother. It's tho same way with
tea You can't get any tea like our helfasU
tea. one lady said: It's no use tai king. you
can't get tea and coffee like you get here
anywhere In this city; know. for / tried
fou ought TO see the syrup moasses we sell
FOR &c quart; clear as honey and Just as good
New buokwhoat. not kept over, bu { new self
yaising buekwheat, l2ke for largo package
New green pcaa 10 quart There are line
new California prunes. extra fine oues Two
cans of table peaches 25c.; these are as good
as they are cheap. The very hest peaches ibc
a can; don't you think that low for the best
peachesi DO you buy flour from us2 We
can sell u 10 you right We have the best
flour for 81 birrcl You can buy good but
ter and fresh eggs at I. NJ. WIERS, Firth
and King streets. al -6ts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09

ID oH hiS acSonu moor dnu IL Ii lutt
OF new ncedfuls for the little ones.
If you are thinking Of a Coat, Cap
or Dress visit this department. We
think we can please you.
Cashmere CIoaks.
says. Cream Wool Cashmere
Cloaks, tucked skirt, embroidered
collar and cuffs; would be cheap at
1915.
$500. All wool Bedford Cord,
trimmed with silk braid; IS
is the regular price.
The Ooaks, mentioned above are
only two kinds out of fifteen styles
we have to show you, ranging in
price from 81 to 81.
Also fine assortment Of In-
fants' short Cashmere and Bedford
Cord Coats.
1915 for 2, a and 6 years. plain
cloth coat, red only. trimmed with
black fur and soutache braid, tull
sleeves, deep collar, real value IS.
S3.2s. Heavy Mixed Cloth Coats,
velvet collar, trimmed in fur and
braid, excellent value. We have
an endless variety Of styles and
colorIngs, all the newest Look
through them. If you are think-s
ing of making coat at home
come and look at our coats and
get ideas:
Gaps.
Cream Silk Caps from 2sc to
SAYS. Our so cent cap is the best
value we have ever shown you.
soc. Colored Silk Cap, trimmed
with velvet, full string, ruchiag
around the front; a bargain cap, sure.
7sc. Good quality China Silk,
trimmed with FUR and ruching, vel
vet crown. well worth 81. Other
styles range in price from soc to
$3.50.
SllpSs
2sc. Strong. well made, neck
and sleeves edged with embroidery.
soc. Square and pointed yoke
OF embroidery, fine quality cambria,
well worth 75c.
5sc. Fine cambria. pleated back,
embroidery on yoke, neck and
sleeves, worth 85c.
SI.oo. Finest quality nainsook,
fine tucks and ruffles. Other quali-
tics at $3.50, 81, 50, $3.50.
Dresses.
Infants Short White Dresses
from soc to So so.
Infants Zephyr sacques, 2oc,
55c. soc, 75c, 81.
Infants Flannel Sacques from
25c to S3.75.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09

The Glrard Trust anu Ltfe Iusurancs
Company Of Philadelphia recalvars of the
Wilmington Dental Manufacturing Com.
pany fled their fret statement in the L.
S. Court. 1t covers the period from July
9th, 1898 to July eta. 1895. Ihe balance
%, hand amounts To 81 800 52. Ihe show.
Ing is considered good ~ the stockhoi.
ders. As business gets better thsrs are
hopes that the company may Ds placed on
dividend paying basis.
TopAY tho Knights of the Golden Engl o
Will own Washington. ID. C. They meet
IN the Capitol today and Will remain In
session for one week. Tho parade on
Tuesday afternoon was a fine affair. Soma
forty members Of Grusaders' Castle No.
l. took part In the parade aui upheld the
honors OF our city. They had the right
OF line along with the Pennsylvania dele
CATION.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
WIILMINe1oN AND NORTHERN II. II.

TIME TABLET IN EFFECT Sept. I'd. 1895.
Trains leave Wilmington (French street
Station) for Il. & q. Junction. MontchRniu.
winterthur. Guyencourt Granogue. Cosssrt
Chadd's Ford Junction. Pocopson. West Cbes-
ter. Emoreeyille. Mortonvllle, Coatesville
and intermediate stations daily except sun
dny, at 5.ab II. m Las. .03 and 8. IS D. IN. Sum
day only at $40 u. ni.. .b5 and 401 p. IN.
For Wnynesburg Junction. Spring hed snt
intermediate stat!ona daily except Sunday.
nt 7.3's. M. Lbs and 4.05 .. m. Sunday only
At $40 a. M, 90 aud 4.05 p. m.
For Jopnna. Bndsboro. Reading and inter.
mediate stations. daily except Sunday. at
1sb a. m and Los y. nL sunday only at iO
q. IN. ana 1.b5 p. m.
A. @. McGAuSLAND. Superintendent.
BUWNESS BRIGGS. Gen. Pass Agent.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09

WE would cay to our readers lay In your
winter coal at once. From ths present
outlook coal will ba advanced from 50
cents to . a ton hy tho coal dealers in
our city by the first OF tho new year The
wholesale prices have besn raised three
times at the tnines already with talk of a
further raise during ths monti: Of Novea
ber One dollar ton saved Is just that
much earned.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09

N oTIcE-i. GEO. W. GnlfgIrA tho
In owner and occupant OF the house ait
nated at N Z. Cor. nth nnd Thatcher streets
In the Ninth ward. In the city OF Wilmlngtou.
county OF New Castle and State of Delaware.
In compliance with the requirements of tho
acts oil the General Assembly In such case
mnde and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply Ia writing 10 the Judges of
the Court OF General Sessions OF the Peace
and Jail Delivery OF the State of Delaware.
In aud fer New Castle County, on Monday.
tile 18th day OF Nov. 1905. being the next term
of SAID Court, for a license for said house.
ms an Inn or tavern for tho s,lo therein OF
Intoxicating liquors In less quaint los than
ono quart, TO be drunk on the promises. and
the following respectable citizens of said
ward. at least twelve Of WHOM ure suhstan-
LA freeholders. recommend tho said appiiea-
on. viz:
Daniel Il Mooney Francis :. bradley
John Madd.n William poundy
John beetson William u. aruer
John 4. Simmons Henry Krutz
George Alter Iianiel W. Fletcher
Anton Steinle Ii u. Long
Michael frcmm John Ford
Mai tin neinnolz James O. Fox
Charles SGhon Iii q. Grlnith
Joseph NJ. Ieiferls willlln q. Pancoast
0eUrge W. WidalSer Thomas u. Davis
Theodorc u, Pratt Jnh Is Daser
James Lynn Hugh Patton
GEORGE W. GnlFFIrU.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09

Z The delay In bringing tho Venezue la n
question to crisis and the siightlng
manner In which Lord salisbury treats
the announcement of the policy OF the
United States are attributed to a lack
OF vlgor on Mr.. Bayarj's part. That Mr..
BaTard has not fully comprehsnded tho
intention OF the admlnistT alton. and has
been so mild In bis statements. modify
ing the representations directed by the
department. That Lord salisbury has
not taken the matter as seriously as the
department at Washington lntoudsd he
should. Its too bad to think OF calling
our Am bassador down.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09

The REPUBLICAN desires that each con.
testant la the foot ball watch coupen
contest should have a representative at
Fuld's Shoe Store. 226 Market etreet, on
Thursday evening at : 80 O'Clock. to sec
the votes counted and attend Ia ather
mutters of Importance.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09

President Cleveland has declined the
escort tenderod him by the Second Com
pany Governors Foot Guard of New
Haven. Conn. lie says In letter deelin.
Ing their escort: That he had already
Expressed his preference against an escort
to tho exposition by a military company
OF Georgia. and that lie is doslrous Of
having his Journey to and from Atlanta
as free from display as possible. Very
Democratic In HE ideas. indeed. and this
snuo from the great aud only Grover.
President of the United StALss
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09

IL WriEhisvuis. JOHN "a. soLtjMoN
Ofiice, No " Cat Ehirl strast.
Rhones INC and 81
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09
The FInaus.ni s,ue.t,uu.

jacob Is Coates in tn, lie, OF the
Nbarian Of Congress has published neat
pamphlet, combating the idea Of u gold
or silver standard Tor our onoy. holding
that all money should be issued by the
government, usIng gold and silver only
as may prove convenient government
notes without interest taking tho place
OF bonds In order to pay debts. By this
process the payment of interest would
be avoided, and the country become more
prosperous The book Is for salo by the
Llppincotts. Philadelphia. the Union
News Company and tic book stores gen.
erelly. 1t will do no harm to read iteven
II good shall no. como out Of It.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09

ALTOONA, city OF some thirty live
thousand Inhabitants. has TO haul water
for drlnhing and other purposes somo
twenty miles by regular water trains run
expressly tor that purpose. Wilmington
has boon favored during the seventy. three
days OF drought
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09

INSTEAD Of going to church TO hear the
gospel expounded by the diyInes on sun.
day the bicyclers taEea spin on their
wheele. Next Sunday tho Wilmington
Bicycle club Will take run to Bristol.
The start will he made from the clu bhouse
at 6.30 o'clock. There will be no entrance
fee for the run. These runs should bs
made on week days and not on the Sab.
bath as the most OF those owning heels
can get of from their work on week days.
There's no nesd OF taking century runs
on SUNDAY.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09

TnnEE distinct shocks of earthquak es
were felt at Alberquorque. y. NJ. on Tues.
day. II would bs good thing II an
earthquake should shake Wilmington IN
so that business should revive after It's
two years of Democratic sleep.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-09

fORT Ar -Keady-mizsl Tor All par.
1l poses In any quantity. John NJ
sOLoAoN otiss. No. Wsst Thtrd strsst
Phones 1i5 aud sl3