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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-21
SPECIAL MENrI6x.
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Cnppingand iaecning. rei u. seoontU
NJ. r, Davis, Jeweler. o E. 2nd 81

Cuppingand laecntng. r1 ". seoontN
N. F. Davis, Jeweler, Q E. end 81
Cupping &ieect!na. Parksr.sJs Mid.soa
American Laundry. 6)i West Front st.
For hre..ctass dyeing aud securing 40
to tho Delaware Dye Works. 2id king
street.
Or. J. R. Smith has removed rom glo
Madison street. to N. w. eorEer Seventh
and Adams. Telephone 49l.
slmIns' Liver Pills quick IN curling
headache. sDi9ndld liver sstiRulant; best
ever madei thousands cay 80. 60a King
street
Moody will have grand display OF
Shoes for little folks In his window, No.
42i Market street. tomorrow morning.
Three young men may find employment
at No 3S2 French street, by calling this
afternoon or tomorrow morning.
Any one wishing to purchase a large
parlor stove for $40 should apply at north.
west corner of SIKH and Adams streets.
Mr. Clarence Sholienborger. manager OF
the U. s. Express Co. In this city is great.
ly pieased by the advent OF ten pound
baby boy.
The chorus will meet for rehearsal this
evening, at o'cloek. Rev. w. b. Beach
will lead All members are requested to
be present.
Chief Of Police Dolsn has instructed the
police ot1lcers to arrest all wheelmen
caught violating the laws.
Register Cooch has granted letters OF
administration on the eetate OF Mary Jane
Qulnby to Bayard Derlckson.
Fred Brady uf Middetown will be raar.
ried Novem Der 9th to Mlss Grace Day Of
Atlantic city.
Mre. Ed ward P. Walter. OF Elsmare, DEL,
Ia spending few days with her parents
at Embroeyills.
Mrs Lillian Welsh, OF Marshallton, DEL,
is visiting her sister. Mlss Winnie Allisvn,
at CoatesYlllo.
An important meeting of the board
OF directors Oh the Young Mems Chrls.
tian Association will DO held at Aesocll-
tion Hall this evening There will be
tion Tuesday evening, whsn an interest.
ing program me Will be given.
william b. Bradduck died at ROCKFORD
on friday. He was 10 years old and con-
sidered one ut the best briok.layers In this
vicinity. lille ROMANS were Inferred at
Mi. Salem cemetery on Sunday after.
noon.
Andrew McCue. farmer near TorRh.
kenamon. ie attending our market with
country produce.
Good cabinet makers ruay find employ.
msnt with the e, s. Farson Manufactur.
ing Company OF Chester Pa.
Judge Dali and wife left at LEO for BaIti.
mere.
The special trains for the Ekton races
leave thls city at l.30 and 2.U5. The eos
train today was crowded and standing
room was AT q premium.
Stephen plokels, who wes arrested In
Philadelphia was discharged as the organ
had been given TO him to sell
L Tufts and John Brear have returned
home from trip to Buffalo N. Y.
You saye from $500 to &5.00 on every
suit purchased OF Burke " Bomhof 52i
Market street. Wo guarantee Satisfaction
In every respect.
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rr.ash.r., nr..,lus..

AZ the Preachers Nesting today Rev.
A6bury Burke presided. Current events
were reported by Messrs. Koons, Locates,
Burke, Davis Collins and Layiieids
On motion Of Rev. John France, Messrs.
koone, Short and Hulburd were appointed
a committee to advise means to relieve
EDworth Church Of its debt. Revs. France.
Qulgg and Terry were appointed q com
mittee TO send out circular letter In its
behalf.
Revs. France and Quigg were named as
COMMITTEES to draft resolutions on the
death Of Rev. J. e. Bryan.
Rev. ]. X. Dill. who was at Rising Bun
Yesterday. reported that the church was
closed.
Rev. v. 8. Collins continued hla able
paper on "The siRns Of the times as
read them.n He dwelt OF length on trans.
fers. place hunting aud education.
Rev. j. Z. Qulgg held that presiding q
elders should be held responsible for
their work and bishops should be quail
fled.
Presiding Elder Adams, OF Dover, was
present and agreed with Mr. Ooliins and
favored closed session during confer
enne.S
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LANES pIsMIssAL.
Drensht absut on aessan. sfNsssse, sf Aasy
while Anothsr omssr was q, lunch.

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uhiie Another 0mcsr was as lunch.
When Q RnfuBLroAN reporter Interview
to tho dlsmissAi from the force of offioer
Lana, that official denied the stasomont
made by Lane that the Dismissal WAS
caused by rslIRtous feelings.
The facts OF the case are AZ followss
While on. duty on Market street aome
bis revolver while chasing young Caven-
der near the Jennings hotel and was ro-
moved from that district.
Since going on the new district com-
plants were made thar thinGs were not
properly attended to. and tirst 1t appear
ed that want of harmony among the on.
oers on the district was the cause, tut the
chief credited 1t TO neglect by sleep. He
accordingly instructed the serReants to
be little sharper. and accordingly slack
and Shields reported that 1t was dlfilcult
to come up with Lane. The chief order.
cd Sergeant bhields to watch Lane on tho
night OF October IL.
He did so. ami accordingly he reported
that Lane went Into the Fibre Works at
1910 and left at i.45, The sergeant was
, instructed to watch again on Sunday
night He entered at the same time and by
LBS Captain Chambers was on the scena.
Lane was inside stretched on board.
while his coat and helmet were hanging
on q Deg.
shleIjs ratified on the window with his
club, but Lane did not stir. He repeated
the noise. Lane turned around and Captain
Chambers demanded admittapos.
The watohman at the works deposed
before the com mission that Lane was In
the habit OF doing as stated above. Other
officers never stopped longer than five or
ten minutes and never lay down.
Lane denied that he went In to sleep
but went In just to lie down for q while.
The Commission considered that an
officer who would leave two sections of q
district Without any protection was unfit
TO be mem ber OF the toroe. At the time
Lane was In the worBs Officer Barcoeky
was OF his lunch and there was no polio Q
proteation In two sections OF the dis.
trlet
Lane was accordingly dismissed. The
com mission then examined the appiica-
tion anu instructed the chief to have Je-
rome j. Hurley examined. Hurieys ap-
plioation was strongly backed and Pat
rick Neary had nothing to do with the ap.
pointment as he favored German for the
position. Hurley was sworn In this
morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-21
Tho Right Name.

A. Q. wyvel is the name ofthe gentleman
who has taken the store No. 10 East Third
street. formerly conducted by the late
John T. Walker. Persons who want shoes
will understand that Mr.. Wyvel 10 ready
to serve them, and 1t ls hoped that the
blunders made In regard 70 hls fret name
will not stop any one from calling and
getting bargains In his line as the man said
he did not care whether his folks called
him Tom. Dick or Harry, so they did not
call him too late to dinner. Mr.. Wyvel
has not been hurt by the provoking blund.
era unlese persons were thereby proven
tod from buying, which we presu me was
not the case.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-21
Ken, Is.tate Ne,y-.

Charles White WILL make alterations &C
426 East Fourth street.
The Wawaset Land Company has trans-
ferred two lois to Charles II. Miller, and
Archibald Davidson has purchased pro-
perty on Chestnut east of Adams from the
Catharine Stone estate.
l.. W. Stidham and Son. auctioneers, on
Saturday sold some lots at from Si7 to
eiS q foot and after S3. 900 was bid for the
house OF W. H. Polk at Rlvervlew the pro.
perty was Withdrawn.
h. l. Evans d Co. had charge of the
sale.
The same euctloneers Withdrew the
property OF Mrs. Jordan on King street
ABOVE second. after $4,000 Ind been bid.
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To the Fire Department

Tha Cooper Self.adj justing hose jacket
will be given q public test this evening at
z o'clock, at Fourth and French streets.
1t is adopted to stopping leaks In bursted
hose. and 10 styled the Universal Coupler.
The members OF the Fire Department are
invited to be present. Assistant Engineer
5 asse saw IL tested at Augusta. Gs,, and
reg ards II as q valuable invention.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-21
I'll IT JoYrtL HEEIISt.

With the eAiiiUratinE sense of rens;yed
health and 5!reusAh internal clnnnll.
Ness, Mhtell toilow5 the use pf Syrup OF
Figs. is unknown 10 ths TOW WHO bavsnot
Drogrcsset beyond the Old lime iaedi.
lpines aud the cAouD substitutes soma
times CifarRd Bubu never accetted by Ina
well Informed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-21

John Hanthorn, s. Joseph, j. W. Bullen.
]. s. Jones and Jerry Mitchell went chest
nuttinR In the nelghborhood OF Elan. Pa,
on Sunday, and returned to our city with
80 quarts OF nuts. Other parties picked
up several quarts in the vicinity Of Car
Denter Station. Such luck may lead them
to try again.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-21
MARRIAGEs
MFnpprv-Roi'TnNon,, ~. ov.,

MERRlHEw-B BoLToN--) the evening OF
Wednesday October 10th 1895. nt the resi-
deuce OF the brides parents 7ie McKean
greet rhilaaelphia; "a. by Hey .. Wesley
Church. William MeIrihew OF Koch esi Q r.
\. y. and Susie bolton of Philadelphia.
Pa.
bINT0N--MASER-On October 10. 1896. by
the Rev Frederic Doerr. Mr.. James L. Siu-
ton Of Chester. Pe.. 10 Misc Julia L. Maser
of Wilmington, Del
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DEATHS.
ooN,.vN-ono n,

CoNLYN-on Oct. 10th. 1895. Mary ]. ConIyn,
~ the Sbth year OF her age.
Funeral services at the residence of her
nephew. NJ. Il. Jes ter. No. 1i2T West street on
Tuesday, ut o'clock, q. IN :, to proceed to
Salem n. L Cemetery. White Clay Creek
Hundred
kITTER-on Dot 90, Ella wife Of samuel
X. Ritter and daughter of Henry and Mary
haniOve. aged so years.
Relatives and friends of the family are rs.
spectruily invited to attend the funeral
from her parents. residence. No. 1908 Vain ut
street. on W ednos5ay afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Services at Brsndywfne VI E. Churon. In-
torment at Riverview Cemetery.
Jesus while our hearts are bleeding
Ger the spo lis that doa.h has won,
We would at this solemn MEETING.
Calmly say.-"rhy will be DONE"
Though cast down. we're OF forsaken
Though afflicted not oione.
Thou didst give and Thou has taken,
blessed Lord "rhy will be done"
Philadclphia, Delaware and New Jereey
papers please copy.
MoGINLEY-0n Oct. 20. 1905, Ellen, wife of
VIM Mckinley. aged % years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence of her huB-
band 52J Lord street on Wednesday morning,
ut O'Clock. Interment at New Cathedra ai
cemetery.
r. A. Lindsay. late OF No. Engine
Company. Baltimore City Firo Depart
ment. Gays that the members OF his com.
pany has used Salvation OIL In cases Of
sprains and soreness with most gratify-
ing results. It is the best. Only CSC.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-21
Invitation ilerliued.

The Rev. Louis L. Barrett d. D., pre-
siding elder Of the Wilmington district OF
the Wilmington M. L. Conference, sent to
Dover on Friday. letter declining an In.
yltation to become pastor OF Wesley
Church OF that place next conference
year 10 place OF Rev. DR.. Murray who will
go to PhilaLelphla.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-21
The Weather.

Tomorrow promises to be fair and
rather warmer. Similar conditions will
probably prevail on Wednesday, followed
by cloudiness and Indications OF rain.
THE TEMPERATURE.
The Thermometer at the REpuBLroA N
Office to-day:
7o'oiock. 10 O'Clock. 2o'clool.
AZ SO %
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-21
SOCIETY.

Mrs. James W. Robertson and daughter.
OF this city, are Waiting friends In Della.
ware City.
Two Wilmington reporters visited Now.
port News on Saturday. They were on
the Temperance lay and only drank Coca
Cools. That accounts for them being go
Coola this morning.
Two bunco men, II. d. Bates and Albert
Shaw were sentenced to the Denitentlary
at Pottstowii, Pa. on Saturday for two
years and 8 months respeotlvely. ~.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-21

Suits to order from $500 up Trousers
to order from $3.50 up. Styles that can't
be beat. Burke & Bomhoff, 52l Market
BLroOt,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-21

1t Ia all bosh when advertisers OF liquids
say pills are of Ho account In constipation
and headache. Just try Eimms vegetable
liver pitts and you will at once know they
will beat ali the liquids made. COG King
street.,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-21
ne,urnoa Par, of I've ,Iouo,,

John Gormley. u Hoctessln grocer. has
received by Adams Express packs ge
the $3.50 which Frank QIillon. one OF his
nelg ghbors. abseonded with 10 ct week.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-21
All Recommend IL.

Ask your physician. your druggist and
your friends about Shlloh's Cure for Con.
sumption. They will recommend 1t. For
sale by N. B. Danforth, End and Market
etraata
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-21
QUOTATIONS
Reported by
uEAI.D g. COMPANY.
Bankers and Brokers-
HaYanlh and ALnrkat atras

Seventh and Market streeta
investment and Securities yieidtur
from 4 to per cont
orders for tho purchase and sale of
stocks aud Bonds on Commission axecut.
I'D at ali the stock exohanRea ~
Private telegraph wires to No " York,
PhiIadeiphla. Boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts aud Letters Of Credit 10
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-21

''rve used DR.. Buli's Cough Syrup In
my family for long while. and wouldn't
be without II. know lt's a good medi-
cine. John Harrison. Postmaster. Guy
tom Efiinuham. CO laay e
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-21
CnInrrh Curnd.

Health and sweet breath secured. by
Shlloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so cents.
Nasal Injector Tree. For sale by N. b.
Danforth end and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-21
Aaenax,n Fnnt Ifida.

James H. Sseney made a quick bicycle
trip to Summit Bridge and return last
night The nineteen miles were covered
In one hour end half. The road was
rough, and considering other moon
venlenoes the ride was fast one.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-21
ANa,urnl eel.ul.lier.

Karps Glover Root Tea purihss fhS
blood and gives q clear and beautiful
complexion. For sale by N. u. DAnforth.
Bud and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-21
Korl,a clover Root Tea

Is sure cure for Headache and nervous
diseases Nothing relieves so quickly.
For sale oy N. B. Danforth. End and Mar.
ket etreats.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-21

High priced competitors disregard q
well established law OF physlcs when they
buck against Salvation OIL 1t is the best
and cheapest. ESQ.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-21
Chestnut Hunters.

IL was reported today that Saloonkeeper
John J. Grogan. Fifth and Orange streets,
has quit the buainess and left the city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-21

Some OF the most exquisite styIes In
suitings. Burke 81 BninAolf Merclant
2nllora, 52l Market street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-21

Tie NiarIne scene,
Now on sale at the ltEPUDTicAs office. is
equal to any oil painting. Prloe 81
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-21

M ANlED-1hree young men of neat ap-
w ppearance; two for light inside work
and one for collecting aud delivering, Call
this afternoon and tomorrow. II. NJ. CoatoA
232 French atrseI. o2l-lts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-21

E7oR RENT-Thrce unfurntshed and two
a Furnished rooms la5 Market street.
oll-bts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-21

LNOR SALE--Cheap-A centrally located
boarding housei half furnished at go
klng slo9S .o}i-6t'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-21

w ASTED-Calis by Mrs. Snyder, trance
w medium, fLt Green street. rhilsdel-
phia. Pa, fee 30 cts, oei.2t'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-21

w ANrED- cabinet mskera B. s.
w farEen Mfg,sCo Chester. Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-21

u on RENl'-Rooms. furnished or unfur.
II nsbed at isO4 W ashington street,
unl-9ts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-21

IHoR SAfTE-A SIS purlor stove. used oil Iy a
~ short time, for $40. Apply at northwest
corner OF Sixth and adams street. o9l-lt.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-21
The Finest Overc0ats

lH6 Z i1l6stUvbrG0atS
You've seen for many a day, is
our SI2 Black and Blue Kersey
Overcoats.
Skirt lined with Clay Diago-
nal. shoulder and sleeves lined
with pure dye silk. Other stores
get SIS for no better.
Come see these for SI2
AS fine a Overcoat as you
ever had for $50, are our Black
ard Blue Rersey Overcoats for
SIS, made same as above, but
the cloth is finer.
All ll=our Overcoats have deep
velvet collars.
Strictly one price, and if d
we will return your money.
in plain figures.
MAX / PHRAIM, Proprie
NEW YORK CO
No. 3i6 M4Rl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-20

intefmountain region, as nowhere else
In the country, tell tale OF absorbing
interest Of former great civil
lz,lion aud gradual descent into
the tavagety OF the lhdian
a. he was found by the western pio.
uuers. The ruined and half buried
towns AMI Villages, remains OF great
irrigation works. fragments that give
evidence Of architectural advance
ment, the strange cemeteries, and the
more recent curious cliff dwellings,
sGofd ample field for the greatest
arch N logical collection known In
Ameflcs, 10 testify Ia mute eloqusnos
Of the people vino once dwelt here
ana OF whom = few wild Indians are
the representatives. All the intensity
Of interest that attends nm agRrega.
ton Of this kind could 10 brought 10
its highest pitch by a collection with
In the area Of the states and territories
named, aud which would be an insi-
iaceAble object lesson Of what was In
this county prior to atty years ago.
Beooud-The pioneer relies and At
tsndaut features which bear witness Of
tho difficulties that had 10 be met ard
overcome; with such arrangement AMI
historical data from each locality "a
shall display the motives which i'm.
PEELED the earlier settlers, and shall, In
connection with other displays, de-
scribe step by step the progress made
by the pioneers aud their sucoesssrs, TO
the present tlrae
rhird-Tne county A. II is, with its
advanced condition OF civilization. The
arts and sciences; agriculture, min
Ing, Itookraising, manufactures, and
the Industrial situation generally;
the schools and the churohet-
Ia fact everything that will show the
commercial, industrial, moral, intel
leelusl aud physical vlgor OF tho inter
mountain region, arising from both
natural endowment and the skill Of
thrifty oommonwsAlths destined to he
a vast power In our great nation.
For such m Intormounlain EXPOSE
ton (open say from July TO October,
1907 IhSre 10 an almost uallmiled field
within which TO tcore wonderful
success, II II 10 taken hold Of with vim.
The present IL an ebb tide In Affairs In
this locality-a glorious opportunity for
Utah and sister oommsnwsalIhs for
national prsstige, which should not be
permitted to psss by without being
made available for the common good.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-20
A MEANS FOR PRESTIGE.

The Lesson presented In CsnErsss
from "AWAy down In Maine" should
DO profitable 10 western states which
have bad representation In the national
legislature for only a brief period.
Maine is not a very large state; In fact
there IL AlmOst an insignificanes In
comparison with some Of the other and
younger commemorative. But in the
preseat Congress abe has the speaker
OF the House VI Representatives, and
her members Ia that branch nfs en-
titled, ny reason Of loug service there
10, 10 chAiimAnships OF three OF the
most important committees. Thus MT.
Reed finds himself, with respect to his
own state, not puzzled by any dSsrIh Of
material, bot facing the isCt that n he
distributes ohaitnansnips according ~
the usual ruiz, Maino will DO given a
decided advantage ever every other
state. This follows for tue reason that
the chAirmen Of the various cOmmU-
toes shape, 10 q very great extent, the
legislation Tor the entire county.
The avenue by when MAino has
reached this pJslllou Is by Adhofing "
the policy " returning good men to
Congress, regardless Of the length OF
time they msy have spent there.
There has Teen no inclination 10 make
"rotaiion In Ofiiee" hobby to the eG.
tent that the stale dlspenses with an
efficient repTssuntatlVe al the national
capital. II Assnator or representative
falls short Of the standard required
by hls constituents, he IL quickly
dropped. II he meets their views
no Is reasonably sure to DO returned 10
office again and again, his politics be-.
ing secondary consideration In many
respects. Hence when tho people OF
Maine get good man Ia Congress
they keep him there, thus gaining
prestige for the state; Just as the Penn.
sylvanians iid when they sent samuel
j. Randall, a Democrat, again anu
again from Republican district, the
electors recognizing in him states.
man who welded broader in1uenoS
than any other man they could select,
though they probably had many lust ~
good II they had been started out VIXEN
he was.
The far western aIatsi have not, ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-20
BALL PLAiEEs AND TOBACCO.


Adrian G. Anson, the celebrated
American ball player, has this 10 Say
on a subject which shoaid interest
every young man who dcsifss to pro-
long his life and relalu msnlAl and
physical vigoT
l haven't used tobacco In any form for
eight years. quit smoking tho moment
! was convinced it was doing me harm.
Yes, / believe that tobacco has put many
good ball players out OF tho business. /
am firmly convinced that It killed one Of
my players. roier TO Camp, who died
some time ago, | have seen him alt NJ
IA his berth whom called while travelling
la sleeping car, and lighl cigarette
before he made a movement TO put on an
article Of his clothing. There are two
members OF my present team VINO arc
slaves 70 cigarettes. The habit will surely
take them OH the diamond II not on the
earth. but they are too far gone to be
saved. You might a. well Try 10 cure n
confirmed opium cater a. 10 wean them
from their cigarettes.
NoIwithslAndiag suggs.Iions like
these. foOlish boys and men will 70 on
sucking tho deadly cigarette, pipe or
cigar tll either their mental or
physical powers, or both, nj. wrecked,
and diseased minds and bodies be-
transmitted TO their ehildrsb; but sen
sible men aud women are learning to
avoid IobAooe-usvrs ~ they do the vo.
Iarles OF opium, morphine OF other
poisonous drugs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-20

IT tsa cruel professional irony which
prompts American newspapers TO re-
produce, undsr present oltoJmslaute',
an editorial remark u the L1Hd1n
Times, made on The 8 iu,lan; regard.
log President Cleveland. The Times
then said; at IL not impossible, " Mt.
Cleveland IL now uuhpeded by hoe.
tile COnsrSss, that he may be psrsmp.
torlly rsoallsd to power by the voice Of
the nation As the emily man oArabls Of
repairing the gratuiious and oalAmit-
Gus errors OF his rivals" Just now the
Times itself IL one OF hls most pro.
nOuncsd rivals In tue Interpretation Of
the Monroe doctrine.