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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05

At congregational meeting of the
Presbyterian Church at Ninth aud Whar.
ton streets, Philadelphia John Brown was
awarded tho contract to build largo pipe
organ for the church.
Examinations for entrance to Delaware
College will be hald Oh Friday, Juna II.
next, at Newark Wilmington, Middle.
town SMYRNA. Dover, Georgato wn, Lewas
all beginning at a IN. Candidates should
send their names to President A. N. RauU
aC once.
Robert Arlington. 17.year.old coiorod
boy. who said his homo WIS In Virginia,
hal his legs hurt while trying to board
train at Delmar yesterday morning. He
was taken to the Delaware Hospital
On Sunday last seyeni y.,h hree new nom.
bars were received into the Presbyterian
Church at Mlllvllle, N. D., OF which tile
Rov. A. Il. Kegwln formerly OF this city.
IL minister.
Colonel Robert Mitchell Floyd arrived In
this city from New York last nignt to vlsit
his son. Il. Wentworth Floyd. who has
been i'll at Tho Gables for several days.
Colonel FIot d is ths guest of Or. A. Il.
Frantz Mt No. 5Oi Delaware avenue.
The racing board Of ths L. A. ". has
sanctioned the Y, NJ. z, A, bicyle races TO
bp held on June %. They will be clnss
rnces There will be number OF riders
from outside the city,
musicale. in which some of tho best
local amateurs will take part, will be CIV
en- by the choir of the Old SwedeE' Cnurch
III tho the guide hall, Seventh and Church
Streets on June Is. Tie proesed5 Will be
for puI chasing music and nymnals for
the church and Sunday school.
Frank II. Carswell, architect, has asks d
for sealed proposals Tor Che building OF
the new LONE Tor the Slsters OF ST. Fran
els of ST. Mary's II. c. Church in this city.
The Alumni Association OF GoldeY's
Commercial College Will hold Its annual
banquet to night
Until last evening eighty mllkmen had
taEen out licenses and agreed to live up to
The provision Of the ordnance.
Architect Frank Carswell was in Dover
yesterday and had u consultation with
tho committee having the building of an
addition to the State Library In charge.
He WAS instructed to get approximate es.
timates which will be submitted next
Tuesday.
The change In the routes OF the letter
carriers which will go Into effect about
June IL will give the carriers longer
routes and hours OF service.
Tho Media Am ,rican says: "Profsss or
Swthin q. Shortidge and his son SYlthin
stalt for Europe on the Sth of june The
son will com mplete his education. The pIo.
feasor Will be European correspondent for
eevcral large daily newspapers. and the
American will also receive letters proba.
bly, oncO week. He is good writer and
his high abilities will adapt him TO lis
new calling"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
Dsnounoing Senator Hrice.

COLUMBUS June g. - The Democratic
state executive committee issues an ad.
dress to the Democrats Of Ohio calling at
tention to the delay of the state central
committee in calling state convention,
and urging necessity for immediate action.
The address, which is signed by Chairman
Allen w. Thurman, says: "The Republi-
cans are already in the field. Why should
not tho Democracy be there Alsof The un-
dersigned know of no reason, other than
that Senator Calvin s. Brlce who ap.
parently controls the chairman Of the state
central committee, will not permit it,
Senator Brice realizes that he is not in
harmony with the great majority Of the
Democratic party of Ohio upon the money
question, and wants time in which he can,
by political manipulation and machinery,
control, II possible, the declaration tho
Democracy of tho state will make upon
this iSSUC
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
Curry vs.. I hnrles W nrner Company.

The suit OF j. Frank Cnrry vs.. the Chas.
Warner Company was begun In Supe.
rior Court yesterday afternoon.
J. Frank Ball and W alter Hayes appear.
cd for the plaintiff and Benjamin and
john Nieds for defendant company.
Mr. Hayes opened the plaintiffs case.
stating that tho action was one to recover
for q breach OF written contract. The
plalEtin was to have received one tenth
royalty on the patent. one.tenth OF all
the sales aud profit for tho use of the
mortar machine ana one tenth OF the pro.
ceeds Of the salo of the patent.
The first breach was for the the non pay
ment oil 800. one'tenth tho ofSl000 royal.
ty received. The second was the sails of
the right to use The machine TO the Quall-
or City Mortar Company OF Philadelphia
for $500. MIR. Curry's share was $50. The
third wns the non payment of $4,000, the
one tenth OF the $50, 900, profits alleged to
have been made. The last brench charged d
waa for the sale OF the patent to the War.
ner Process Mortar Company for s250. 900,
of which MIR. Curry did not receive Ills
share ofs25e0O.
In 1899 the plaintiff conceived tho Idea OF
doing away with mixture OF mortar on the
streeis. Having no capital he was intro.
duced to l.. 4. and a. d. Warner, and with
them lie en'ered into an agrcament by
which he. the plain.iT, was 10 receive one
huff the profit. second agreement gave
him one zenith profit. MIR Curry
and after being there some time asked
for statement, which was refused him.
Mr. Curry then took The stand. In OGto.
ber 1890. lie wag contrac'or and brick.
layer. having worked ut tie business for
sixteen years. In November OF That year
he iirst went to see the members of the
firm of the CharleH Warner Company. On
March -, 1897, tho company WAS engaged
in mixing mortar. and In September OF
the same year he left the company.
The daily capacity OF the plant wns
about 1875 tons. lilo said that a s9l .OGl
pounds were made from March, 1892, to
Februarr, 1891. The amount received for
this mortar cold was S53 36O.42. Under
this process water. eaGd and lime were
used for making I Ths quantity of sand
used was . ,92S pounds.
lie was asAed TO state the cost of tho
slnd to the Charles Warner Company. Mr..
kle!ds objected to the question and asked
for an extension of tho time allowed to
argue qsestion. The obinntion was
made on the ground that, as the company
dealt in sand to largo extent and WIS
enabled to get 1t much cheaper than 1t
could be bought In the regular market.
and Tor this reason the cost OF the sand
could not be used to determine the pro.
fits Argument continued until o'clock,
when tho court ad journed
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
DON NJ. DICKINSON.
1t Is Believed He WIN he the Next At.
torneY General.

Ii Is Believed He WIN he the Next At
torney General.
DETROIT, June 5.-Upon the receipt of
the Washington dispatch concerning the
rumor that Don NJ. Dickinson would be
rendered the office of attorney general of
the United States, an Associated Press re-
porter showed the dispatch to Mr.. Dlckin.
son and asked as to whether he had re-
ceived any intimation Of that character.
rs 10 secretary of state or attorney gem
eral this timer" queried Mr.. Dickinson.
After reading the dispatch MIR. Dckin.
son replied: II really cannot discuss these
rumors in any way. Not because do not
wish to give the news, should i hive any,
but, as you are aware, my relations are
somewhat peculiar"
1t is regarded here ms by no means i'm
probable that Mr.. Dickinson would accept
the legal portfolio If tendered, and his we'll
known intimate relations with the presi
dent renders 1t not unlikely that he has
already been consulted with reference to
the filling of the vacancy in tho cabinet
Detroiters believe that he is without doubt
to be the next attorney general. They ar
que that II Mr., Dickinson intended to de-
cline cabinet position, IL offered, he
would undoubtedly announce the fact at
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
Compatriots Meets.


The Soma of the American Revolution
met in the Historical Building Tuesday
evening. Col. Woodmau presiding and
/. X. Carswell secretuty. Alter tho ap.
proyal of the minutes Col. Wainwright
OF the entertainment committee reported
progress. The secretary read letters from
L. ii. Sumner OF New York and Henry
Hall, chairman OF the commitlse OF or
ganization OF the national society.
They gave enthusiastic assistance and
promised Gen. Horace Porter as speaker
fol celebration of June IA by this socl.
ety. After discussion by Messrs. Ayers.
Marshall, Woodman. LaMotte, johnson,
Nones. Quinby. Slmms. Wainwright,
Carswell and Keene 1t was voted to invite
Gen, Horace Porter to deliver an address
on She evening OF Friday, June H. In the
Historical Building.
Tie committees OF arrangements and
reception were appointed, consisting of
Capt, z. b. Ayurs. g. ~ X. Bates. Secre.
tary Carsweli, Col. Wainwright, Col. La
Motto and Capt Nones TO join the officers
Of tho society. Adjourned to meet next
tuesday evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
DuPont's Gin to tho thy.

The latest addition to Wilmingtons park
lands is plot OF about twenty acres which
has been given by the DuPonts. The
ground was given more than year ago,
but the transfer has not yet been made be-
cause an agreement has not been arrived at
concerning the erection Of buildings which
the DUPONT company wishes to specify in
the transfer.
The plot Of ground adjoins Rockford
Park and Is between 1t and the Brandy
wine 1t Is opposite the lower works of
the DuPonts and 1t is because of its near
ness to the powder yards that the company
wishes to control the erection Of buildings
and the like.
The ground itself is beautifully located
and finely wooded. 1t has many massive
piles of granite which are both beautiful
and impressive. There is a rock here
called Love Rock, about which many le-
gends were told when people were more
romantic than they now are.
The views from this place are the most
attractive anywhere in the vicinity Of VIII
mngton There is that combination Of
rocks, gistenlng water and deeply-wooded
shores which always charm the lover of the
beautiful.
This land was offered to the city more
tndn year ago anu now II Is uiueTstuuu
the arrangements are about complete,
The DUPONT company wishes to control
the placing of buildings and the like be-
cause they want the people removed as
far as possible from dangerous explosives.
The suggestion has been made that all
buildings would be kept back at least 1000
feet from the Brandywne. Another sug-
gestion was that the distance be 700 feet.
1t is also said that the Wilmington city
Railway Company is willing to extend
their tracks to Rockford Park at any time
and 1t is likely the work Will be done dur
ing the present season.
The plot which has been given by the
DuPonts contains many fine trees and is
beautiful bit of creekside woodland. Re-
Gently it has been very much neglected and
contains a great deal of rubbish
Cummings the photographer, so2 Mar
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
Temperance Jubilee.

The temperance Jubilee to be held for
the distribution of prizes for temperance
essays to the children of the public schools
will be held in the Opera House on Friday
evening, June 81
The essays are nearly all In and the
funds for the prizes, with the exception of
four or five of the primary grade prizes
has been received. The programme for
the jubilee includes songs and recitutions
by the children and addresses by Chief
Justice Lore, Bishop Coleman and the
Rsys. s. b. Meeser W. p. Swartz, and
Merritt Hulburd. D. D.
Tho Rev. ]. r. Mlligan will preside and
the prizes will be presented by President
Baird. of the Board Of Public Education
A chorus of 400 children are rehcarsing
fcr this jubilee and number OF the
smaller children, including little Miss
Phoebe Smith, are rehearsing recltations
to be given as part of the programme. An
other interesting fact about the temper
anoe Jubilee is that the members of the
chorus and those who take part in the pro-
ceedings will wear peach blossom bou-
quets and with the white ribbon OF the
W. c. T. u, and the decorations Of the
house Will be pink and white.
The pupils of school No. 16 will be given
q special part In the programme. They are
rehearsng a song for the jubilee.
Whom all the essays have been returned
TO the chairman Of the various committees
or to the judges they will be examined
and classified upon the basis of thought
about and expression of ideas of temper
ance reform,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
GRESHAMS SUCCESSOR
Attorney General 0lney Now in
. the Lead for the Place.
GENERAL DICKINSON.

A Belief That tho Distinguished Detroit
Man VIII Again Take Place In Presi-
dent CIoveland's Cabinet Should olney
Take the Premiership.
WASHINGTON, June 5.-All the members
of the cabinet except Postmaster General
Wilson attended the cabinet meeting yes
terday. Acting Secretary Uhl represented
the state department. Secretary Herbert
left before tho meeting was over and went
direct aboard the Dolphin and sailed for
Annapolis, where he will attend the naval
academy graduating exercises.
A cabinet officer said after the meeting
that no appointment had yet been made
to fill the vacancy in the cabinet He also
remarked that he did not think the presi-
dent had considered the selection of Sec
retary of state. Senator George Gray, of
Delaware, came over from Wilmington
yesterday and went directly to the White
House to see the president.
Senator Gray's visit to tho White House
was undoubtedly in response to telegram
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
The 81. Loui. sails for nurons.

NEW YORK, June 5.-Thc new American
line steamship st. Louis sailed at II o clock
today ON her maiden passage across the
Atlantic. Her carrying capacity will he
taxed to the utmost, ns she takes over 350
cabin passengers, the full limit of her ac-
cummOdations A very convenient feature
OF the St Louis is tho fact that she can
scat every cabin passenger in the spacious
dining sillG6n at one time, SO that no one
will be compelled to wait for a second or
third table, which is usually the case on
most of the other big liners when crowded.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
York. Another brother is o successful
wooden manufacturer

York. Another brother is successful
woolen manufacturer.
Richard Olney vas graduated from
Brown university in 1856, and from tho
Harvard law school in 1853 He married
Agnes, daughter of Judge Benjamin r.
Thomas, with whom he studied law. They
have lived OF late years at Boston, with
summer homes near Buzzard's Bay and
Gray Gables, the summer residence Of the
president.
Mr., Olney has served ono term In the
state legislature of Massachusetts,, and
was an unsuccessful candidate for the at
torney generalship Of that state. Some
years ago he was rendered a position upon
the supreme bench OF the state, but he de-
clined it. He was also prominently mon.
TONED as a candidate for the chief Justice
ship of the United States supreme court,
60 succeed Morrison II. Waite. In politics
ho is an old time Democrat, but was un.
able to support Butler for governor. He
did not take a prominent part in the last
presidential campaign, but rendered eff
fectiye service to Mr.. Cleveland in an un.
obtrusivc manner.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
Thr.n,eninr the WOO, crowsr,

DENVER, Juno 5.-Advices received from
Walcott, Colo, ray that 500 cattle men and
ranch men, masked and armed, advanced
upon the camp Of the shopp men on Elk
head crock today noon, Six hours later a
committee will be sent to tho wool grow
ers and notify them to move over the
Snake river divide or the main body will
begin to annihilate all the sheep that can
bO found in California Park.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
SOCIETY.

". j. Lemon aud ". A. uouert, OF this
city spent yesterday In West Chester
There's nothing half so sweet" he sighed,
AS loves young dream"
You're off your base" the meld replied;
''lt's strawberry cream" ..a
MIR. and Mrs, Hamilton Luton Of Ches-
ter. have returned home after a please mt
visit to Christiana friends.
Miss Belle Williams is visiting her
cousin. Niles Carrie Thorn pson. Chester.
Miss Jennie Logan, OF Trainer, Pa. lie the
guest oil Wilmington friends.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05

NOW is the time for coughs, colds
hoaTseness and the laying OF the seeds for
consumption. Dr. Simms' whitepulm n.
lc Dalsafn is the finest and best remedy
ever made. is just the medicine to pre-
vcat these calamitles aud cure the disease.
COG King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
MORE soLDIERsAT PocAHoNTAs
Coal Operators Say an Organized Attack
on Workmen Is Imminent.

PoCAHoNTAs, Va, June 5-More sol.
diers arrived in Pocahontas yesterday.
The coal operators claim that since the
partial withdrawal OF the militia the
miners have grown bolder, and an organ
lied attack was feared by the operators on
the men in the mines. The coal com.
panies contemplated evicting all men who
were not working from their houses yes
terday, but this was deferred for fear of
trouble, and q further effort will be made
to induce the men to go to work.
The output of the Virginia mines has
been smaller than the average for the past
ten days. The West Virginia men who
are mining have reduced force at work,
and tho shipments from this point are not
large. The West Virginia operators have
still large guard on duty to see that the
mon are not molested. No move is in
sight looking to q termination of the
strike and the sending In of new soldiers
has aroused the miners.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
LEVY GnIIrI.

The Levy Court yesterday afternoon
adopted resolution appropriating $1,000
TO the Ferris Industrial School. Davis
bridge In Penoader hundred. was accept
ed as the countrys charge. commuDi.
cation from the Street and Sewer Depart
ment requestinR that q sidewalk To laid
on the north side OF Eleventh street be-
tween Church street and the bridge was
not acted upon as the property does not
belong to the county.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
Driven OF by Hungarian strikers,

ALTOONA, Pa, June 5-on Monday
about 200 Hungarian laborers employed in
the new city reservoir struck for an in.
crease of from 81 to 81. .25 day. Yesterday
they took possession of the works and
drove the new employees away. Tho city
police arrested twenty-five of the more
violent, and they were sent to Jail to await
i,l
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
Mhippcd bx n Moh.

ELkHART, Ind, June 5-Word is re-
ceiyed here that Zerby, who oriminally
assaulted his 7-year-old niece some nights
ago, few miles from here, and his wife
were stripped. tied to tree and whipped
by Il mob and ordered to leave the neigh
borhood. Both have left for unknown
parts. The child was found in ditch
where she had been left by zsrby for dead
She will recover.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
The Weather.

For eastern Pennsylvania and New Jer.
sey, showers; oasterly winds. For Dis
trict of Columbia. Delaware and Mary
land showers; slight changes in tempera-
tura castcTIv ,v.stds
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
Tho SURVEYS Made.

R. A. Carsweil, OF Eismefe. has made
survey Of three routes for tho proposed
Wilmington and Brandywine Railway.
Yesterday the surveyors OF the construc-
tlon company who will build the road.
went over the routes but have not yet de.
termIned which OF them they will decide
upon. 1t Is expected that the llue will
ha atnrlad thln month.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
MIR. BIEgs DIner His FrIend-.

W. P. Blggs, the retiring clerk OF peace,
yesterday afternoon entertained at din.
ner at the Hotel Jenning the members of
OF the peaoes Office and County Tax Re-
ceivcr John I. Dckey and HE assistants.
The dinner was an enjoyable affair.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
TIir LAnII.S

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
which ladies may use the CalifoTnia iiquid
laxative, syrup of Figs. under ali colidi.
tions m0kes II thsli favorite rem 'dy. 10
get the true and genuine article, look for
the uame OF the Calil In fIu SyIup 20,
priuted nstr tae U5;ts..l Of Tie patkaga.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
IfYon Conld oni, Rsniiza

the satisfactory results OF our enamel
and gloss paints their use would not be
In doubt. Our bath enamels etand hot
water. Our gloss paints for chairs and
flower boxes hold their bright eolors
James NJ. Bryan, l0T West Sth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
New Jerseys New vice chanos,,or

TRENTON, June 5.-Chancellor McGin
yesterday appointed Judge Alfred Reed,
oil the supreme court, as vice chancellor,
30 succeed the late Ex-Governor Green.
This creates vacancy in the supreme
sourt, which will have to be filled by the
governor, with the approval Of the senate.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
strucls by Revolving Cov.rnor.

While working near an engine at the
Joseph Bancroft i Sons plant yesterday
afternoon l4.yaar.old John Dougherty
WINS struck in The chin and head by the
governor OF the engine and the outs re.
celved equired fourteen stitotos to close
them. Dr. John Palmer rendered the
medical advice. The boy was taken to hls
home on Gllpin avenue.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
RICHARD OLNEY.

from the president, who It is learned
would not hesitate to offer Mr.. Gray
place In his cabinet wereit not for the fact
that his retirement from the senate would
almost certainly result in the election of
a Republican as his successor. 1t is
thought that up to this time the president
has not definitely decided upon Mr.. Olney's
successor. A long list of names are being
discussed, but everything in that connec-
tion purely speculative.
Ex Postmaster General Don NJ. Dickin-
son, 1t Is said, would be very likely Of ap-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05

DR.. Smms. No. 606 King street. has a
worm medicine which is the best on the
market. Try bottle.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
F U L D. S.
Dissolution
SHOE SALE
Throngs of satisfied buyers
crowded our store since we have
announced
THIS HUGE
Sacrifice Shoe Sale.
This Is Truly Money
Saving Time for You.
WHY?
VIZ Must HAVE MONEY.
j.
to pay off the interest of retiring
partner. All our immense stock
and the surplus of our Trenton
House included in this huge sale
at FULD'S, No. 22o Market
street.
Don't miss it il you want to
-z--1ss ssssc
save money.
FEW OF THE PRICES. =.
300 naira I,adlea' Kid OxRords tha nj oE
oHILDREN's PATENT LEATHER AMI
KID STRAP SLIPPERS.

Infants Shoes were 40 cents, at lSc.
Infants shoes were 50 cents, at 2lc.
Chlldrens Shoes. Russet and Kid. were
s5c. at $40.
Ladies' line Kid Shoes. were 81. 70. at 97o
Ladies' soft Kid Shoes, were S225. at
Sl.37,
Ladies' Jullets, Kid and Russet. were
sees. at Sl.4I
Ladles fine Oxfords, regular price. rs
now 97c.
Ladies' fine Kid oxrords, were GO 90 at
SLIPS.
Mems elegant Shoes. Sl.33
Mems Cali Shoes, $50 grade 91.63.
Mems tlue Cali Shoes. 81 grade si.95.
Mons Russet Shoes IS kind sl.75.
Mems hand made Russek s. Kind 90 03.
CHILDREN's SHOES.
Chld's Russets ami Kid Shoes, SOC.
Chlld's Russet Lacd worth 81 .25. at 70cI
Childrcn's fine KID aud Russet Shoss at
97c.
Little Boys Russats at 80 SO and go.
Boys Russets at ~. sl23 $l37.
MISSES SHOES.
Misses Kid Shoes werS 81. 25 at 74c
Misses tine Kid Shoes. were $l.75 az
sLl0.
Misses fine Russet Shoes were 90 at
81 "a.
Nobby Infants Shoes. We can
save you money.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05

lATHY do people complain OF hari tfsnns
w when any woman or man can make
from SbtO so day easily. Al have head
of the wonderful success OF the climax iii4h
Washer; yet many are apt TO think they
can I make money selling Il, but an ZONE can
make money, because every family wants
three months, ultrr paying All expenses url
attend nH to regular business besides You
don't have TO canvass; ne soon as people
know Yuu have IL for sale. they send 10! a
Dish Washer AddI"hS Iac Climax Mig Co
45 Starr ave. Columbus Ohio Tor paFtitu
ara. m2l-6ncod
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
BASE BALL NEWS.

tThis column will be devoted to Base Ball
news. All news concerning the clubs Is re-
spectfuliy solicited. Address all comnunt-
nffi
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05
COLO WATCH COUPON.

The base ball player receiving
5the largest number OF votes by
September I, will be presented
/ with a handsome gold watch.
aAll votes must be on coupons
scut from the DAILY REPUBLICAN
sapd no player will be allowed
ito enter the contest unless he
/ has 50 votes to his credit.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-05

Cards have been Issued for the marriage
cf Harry b. Ford and Miss Annie Mary
Carroll, daughter OF John @ Carroll No.
LOB West Tenth street. OH june 18th.