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week
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90 bis new tenement across the railroad
track, There Is d prospect OF a new street
being opened up there aud Railroad Ave
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to your correspondent turnip weighing
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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18

SHERIFF"S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Levari Facias to me directed,
VIII be exposed to public sale at the
Court House, on Market street between
Of Wilmington. New Castle county.
" ON SATURDAY.
THE I'd DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1895.
at 2 o'clock D. M.
the following described real estate, viz
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land with three-story brick dwelling.
thereon erected situate In the city of WI.
mington, bounded and described as fol.
lows, to wit:
Beginning at q point on the westerly
SIDE or Shipley street between Fifth and
street. at tho middle Of the division wal
wall between this and the adjoining
house. formerly of George Craig; thence
westerly parallel with Firth street 50 feet
IL inches to the middle distance between
Shipley and Orange streets; thence south
erly and parallel with Shipley street q
thence thereby easterly SO feet AZ inches
to the westerly side of Shipley street
aforesaid. and thence thereby northerly
~ feet to the place of beginning. be the
contents more or less, subject to tho use
In common by the owner or owners OF
other land over this lot at the middle dis.
tance line to 4-feet wide alley Into Fifth
street forever.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of James p. Mccartney and
rine A. Kenney. widow of Daniel O'C
II. MCCARTHY, administrator of Daniel
0C; Kenney, deceased, mortgagor; and
William II. Mccarthy and Security Trust
and Safe Deposit Company. terre tenants
PAUL GILLIs, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Wilmington. Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
Reception TO a.nor.l M,I,,.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1s.-Major General
Nelson A. Miles, commanding the army,
was given a reception last night by the
Army and Navy club. The guests invited
to meet the major general were the presi-
dent, members of the cabinet, supreme
court, the officials of the District of Co
lumbia, the visiting members Of the
Grand Commandery of the Loyal Legion
and the military attaches of the foreign
Legations to the United States. The pres
ence of the army and navy officers in the
full uniform of their rank made the scene
II brilliant one. Secretary Lamont was
among the large number present.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
MRS WALLER ARRIVES.
The Imprisoned Oonsul's Wife
Talks of Her Husbands Case.
SIZE HAS PROOF OF HIS INNOCENCE

which She Has Forwarded to Secretary
Of State oiney-waiier Not Tried In Ae-
cordance with French hLsw-Ambassador
EustIs' Kind Treatment of the waiisrs.
NEW YoRK, OCT 1s.-Mrs. Waller, wife
Of the ex consul Of the United States at
Tamntave, Madagascar, was passenger,
with her two daughters and son, arriving
yesterday on board the steamer Amster
dam. Regarding the efforts which have
been made to obtain n hearing for her hus-
band, who Is confined as a military pris-
oner at Marseilles for the alleged offense
Of holding communications with the enc
mics Of France in Madagascar, Mrs. Wal
ler said:
"Iam told that Minister Eustis has been
criticized by those who sympathizo with
my husband, and want to correct any
false impression that may have obtained.
Mr.. Eustls treated us and IL treating my
husband with the utmost consideration
and tendeFness. He sxerted evory possible
influence for our assistance and our bene-
1t. Only rcd tape that binds the wheels
Of state In France 10 to blame for our fail
ure to sec my husband, and his solitary
confinement Is being made as easy and rs
pleasant AZ possible by Mr.. Eustis, who
sends to him newspapers, books, money,
bophCcOy uHllCHCttt anu I'll bhhb 10 pGTIulUr
ted to be sent to a prisoner.
81 do not think my husband will live a
year in the French prison, for he was i'll
for a whole year before his arrest ON March
25 last"
Mrs. Waller said further that she had
forwarded to Secretary Olney document
ary evidence sufficient to completely prove
the innocence Of Mr.. Waller.
Regarding Cansui Campbell, at Msuri-
titus, Mrs. Waller said; My husband sue
ceeded Campbell at Madagascar four years
ago, and he has not forgiven him, ap
parently. Campbell was Indifferent 30
our situation. He did not seem to be in
terested in securing our passage to France
or home, and though he told me he had
cabled to Washington for assistance for
US, / learned subsequently, that he had
only written by mail, and when spoke of
1t he said 1t was because he had no sppro-
priatien to cover the expense Of cabling.
Thus we were detained two months in
Mauritius unnecessarily.
when we did sail it was in the steer
age Of q French steamer. 1 did not mind
that SO much, as never expected to sail
first class, but 1 did mind the jibes and in
suits Of several French officers and the
crew generally. One lieutenant always
referred to us as those niggers, and said
we ought to be with Waller in prison"
Speaking of the much talked of oonces-
sion Mrs. Waller said: For years En-.
glish, French and German residents have
been receiving grants and have invariably
fooled the government out Of it's royalties.
No American had ever received conces-
sion Of any consequence, and when Mr..
Waller represented to tho Hova govern
ment the wisdom Of drawing American
capital to Madagascar, and pointed out
the controlling commercial interests Of
the United States, the prime minister was
anxious to invite American residency and
investment to develop the resources of the
country"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
AFTER GREAT SUFFERING.

j. Shoemaker. Fifth and Maryland avenue.
this city, SyearB ago. 1 was paralyzed In my
right arm and having no use of It since and
i've weeks ago. General Agt, John Townsend
put Prof. Q. u. IIoke's Electric appliances on
me and today have the use and strength OF
my arm again. cannot recommend IL high
ly enough for what it has done for me. Prof I.
C. U. Hoke's Electric appliances for rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, paralysis lumbago, asth ma.
cold extremeties. nervous debility. nervous
prostration, general debility, 81. Vitus'a
Dance. dyspepsia. epileptic fits. n cart trouble.
headache. costiveness. constipation. torpid
liver. Indigestion, kidney complaints spinal
disease. Prof. c: U. Hoke's supporter. Lady
10 wait upon all customers Tor abdominal
snpportorsa as sure cure or relief for lame
back, weakness OF the spine. falling of the
womb. Ieucorrhoea. chronic innam nation
liberation of the womb hemorrhage. change
OF LIE. For all Information. address John
q. m. p. M. Sunday 0 q. m. 3 p. IN. oI4.6t,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
Amerioans srurdered in Mexloo.

HERMosILLo, Mex, Oct. 1S,-George T..
Harrison and j. #. Baker, two miners
from Colorado, arrived here about ten days
ago and left on the following day for the
been told there were rich gold deposits. A
Mexican guide accompanied them. The
guide returned and reports that they met
a party Of Yaqui Indian braves q hundred
miles southeast of here, and that the In
dians fired upon the Americans, killing
both men. The guide claims that he was
kept prisoner for two days, and was then
released. He Is under arrest, suspected of
having murdered and robbed the Ameri-
cans
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
General Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, ,oct. t.17.-Flour steadily held;
winter superfine. s2.a512. 40; do. extras, Sc 500
2.7b; Pennsylvania roller, clear, 81 e0Qp9 10;
do. do. straight. $3.2063.30 western winter
clear, S3D3.25 Wheat firm. NC. higher, with
67c. bid and 57J4c. asked for October. Corn
higher. quiet, with 879zc. bid and 38c. asked
for October. Oats quiet, steady. with 25c.
bid and 25Ifc. asked for October. Hay Quiet:
choice timothy, el5dl5.50. Beef quiet; packed
SeGlO. Pork quiet. Lard dull; western steam
80. Butter steady; western dairy, lOd14c.; do
creamery, l60b23c.; do. factory, 1O1fM13c.; Ell
gins. 2Sc.; imitation creamery, 1l616c.; New
York dairy. 4G21o.; do. creamery, 22l6623c i;
Pennsylvania and western creamery prints
fancy, at R6c.; exceptional lots higher; do
choice, 2ic; do. fair to good; 2l0s8c.; prints
fobbinR at 28td2ec. Cheese hrmer; New York
large. 69z19Ikc.; small dairy, 71hc.; part skiing
8lfD7l6c.; full skims 2lf0Sc. Eggs steady;
New York and Pennsylvania, 2o6b2ilsc.; ice
house, 160l7c.; western fresh lSla3Oc.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
ralln.n r.I.e, Coz sI.,,..,a..

cHIcAso, Qss q. N.-stockholdsrs of the
PuiinEh RAl9& Car oemHkhy held thsir
snnuN Tpeetih hefe ysst6fdsy. Qssr se6,
@e, 600 sf fAe cAQitai stock wa repfcssnted
The presiaeAts report showed that tho
number Of cars oItpsd and controlled by
the company fs $50. u tksss S,S4 ar.
standard and s0s tourist. The number Of
passengers carried duIng the year was
4,7sabo4 against 5.eso, $50 for the previous
year. The value Of the manufactured pro
duct Of the car works was q, ,4ie, ,5sb, and
Of other industries, including rentals
t556,57s, making total of s4. ess ia,
against n, coz, ,e8i for the previous year
The total nufnber Of persons In the en-.
ploy Of the company In manufacturing
and operating dspArtnsnts was ie,sis and
the wages paid during the year, 81, oil ,5o5
The number of persons employed for the
previens year was 1o,sSs, and the wages
paid u, ,ses, ,54S. The total revenue was $s,.
b47. ga, and the total disbursements. in.
cluding $e,ss0,oo dividends On capita
stock, was 81, ls7, ,294.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
oantain nenIx,s Victory.

wAsHIEGToN, Oct. 1s.-The Indian Office
has received from Captain Beck, agent at
the Omaha and Winnsbngo reservation, q
report Of his actions since the decision Of
Judge Shiras against the Flournoy COM
pany. Captain Beck elected sixteen Of the
settlers, OF whom twelve made arrange
ments with the legal 1essees to remain
upon the land. Trouble was had with w.
s. Garrett and J. e. Myers, Of the Flour
noy company, who drove of the Indian
police. Captain Beck sent out another de-
tachment to take and hold the land and
arrest any person who resisted. Myers an
Garrett were arrested, and are now held in
&5OO each
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18

nAsEsvILLEi u, OCT. I7.-peven PRISON
ers, charged with serious offsnses, escaped
from the Coshooton county Jail. The es-
cape was effected by the prisoners securing
admission to the female department Of
the jail. By this way they were enabled
to get on top of the jail, and, with an iron
poker, dug hole through the ceiling.
They then assembled to the roof and Cd
capted to the ground by means of ladders
which had been left leaning against the
walls by carpenters who had been repair.
ing the building.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
Union College student. License Sustained.

BfNaHAMToN, N. Y, Oct. 1e.-The Pres-
byterian synod OF New York yesterday
ratified the action of the presbytery of OF
sego in licensing Frank b. Seeley, a stu
dent in Union seminary, contrary to the
rule made for the New York presbytery
by the last general assembly at Pittsburg
The majority report takes exception ito
the action of the presbytery in licensing on
June 8, 1895, student pursuing his studies
in a seminary not approved by the general
assembly, but in view of the fact that the
action Of the general assembly on May %
1896, respecting such students had not
at that time been officially notified to
the presbyteries, and as it was not CON
ceived that the action of the general as
sembly was intended to be retroactive in
its effect, the committee recommends the
approval of the minutes"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
Used the Mails to Defraud.

YORK, Pa, Oct. 1s.-Deputy United
States Marshal Hunt, of Philadelphia,
and United States Postal Inspector D. G..
Owens, of Pittsburg, arrested ]. r. Louoks,
of Bittersville. this county, on the charge
of using the mails for fraudulent pur-
poses. Loueks was brought here yester-
day and taken to Lancaster for a hearing.
His methods were to order goods through
the mails sell them for less than their
value, and send in payment worthless
check. At the time Of his arrest he was
diekering with q piano factory to secure
an Instrument
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18

NoT1CE-I John NJ. Muirooney. the tenant
~ and occupant of the house situated at
No. sos Market street, In the Fourth ward in
the city OF Wilmington. county CT New
Castle and State OF Delaware. In compliance
with the requirements OF the acts Of the
General Assembly In such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that shall
apply In writing TO tho Judges of the
Court of General Sessions OF the Peace and
jail Delivery OF the State OF Delaware. in
and for New Castle county. on Monday.
the 18th day of November. 1898. being the
next term of said court for q license for said
house as an inn or tavern. for tho sale
therein Of intoxicating liquors in lessquanti-
ties than one quart. TO bo drunk on the
premises. and the following respectab bic clti-
zens OF said ward at least twelve OF whom are
stautial freeholders OF said ward, recon-
mend the eaid application. viz:
James T. Willis John y. Alsentzer
Harry A. Wfrks hartley Loe
Charles L. Heilar Andrew J. Niedenaier
William Alseatzer 3. Fellheimer
Angelic X. CurdineIla, George Spo srle
NJ Grady James II. Brannau
VIM. Alsentzer Semaon stern
Charles Fehrenbach Abe Baehrach
w. II. Hartlove John j. uhbride
DR. Emil Hertel Charles Reynolds
Frank ], Niedemaier Frederick KIeitz
Charles Yetter Win. II. Ward
Johh Crawford o,.,,v
ol0-3t JOHN NJ. MI uLNooSEf.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
wALLERs TRIAL WAS ILLEGAL.
His Conviction and Sentence Not in Ae
cordanoe with French Law.

His Conviction and Sentence Not in Ao-
cordanoe with French Law.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1s.-It has been un-
derstood all along that the fate of ex-
Consul Waller, who is still held in prison
by the French at Marseilles hinged on the
proceedings of the court martial which
sentenced him, and therefore the state de-
partment has directed it's efforts mainly
to securing q copy of the record Of the
court. Now that the record Is in Paris q
careful examination of the documents ID
being made, and already there have been
developed some points, in the nature of
what may be fatal nsws that In the end
may form the basis of demand for the
release of the prisoner.
In at least two points 1t has been found
that the proceedings of the court martial
were in violation Of the French law, and
II such a case arose In the United States
this would be sufficient ground for the
setting aside Of the proceedings and the
sentence and the release Of Waller. In the
first place the court was composed of five
officers, whereas the French military regu-
lations are said to require at least seven
persons to sit on the court.
But more important than this, IL has
been discovered that Waller was not really
tried al charged, but that as the trial pro-
gressed evidence was taken on another
charge not included in the original mat
ter, and that it was upon what might be
called q supplementary but irregular charge
that Waller was convicted Aside from
the other points in the case, this matter of
irregularity of the proceedings may in the
end go far to make up the case of our gov
ernment as presented through Ambassa-
dor Eustis
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
Grief Drove Him insane,

HARRisBURG, Oct. 1s.-Mrs. Joseph Man
ming, wife of a prosperous farmer living
near Matamoras, Dauphin county, died on
Wednesday after a brief illness, and yes
terday her husband became violently in
sane from grief. He drove his children
and neighboTs from the house, and in o
frenzy of mad rage overturned the ice box
throwing the corpse of the woman upon
the floor. Manning is a powerful man,
and has terrorized the neighborhood. He
will permit no one to approach the house
to replace the body and prepare 1t for
burial
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
A SPARK In a Ksr Of Powder.

NEW CASTLE, Pa, Oct. 1e.-An explos-
ION Of powder occurred at the Upton An
drews quarries. Seventeen kegs Of blast
ing powder were stored in building also
used as a blacksmith shop. A spark from
the anvil fell into an open keg and fright
full explosion followed. Superintendent
Elmer Miller was badly burned about the
head, face and hands. Z. Reuben McCul-
Tough, the blacksmith, and Chauncey Hall,
blacksmith's helper, were horribly burned.
1t is believed Halls injuries will prove
fatal. The building Is q total wreck
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
ReIIrious War I'm sxrln.

BEYRoUT, Oct. 1s.-Considerable excite
ment prevails in the Lebanon district,
owing to conflicts which have taken place
between the Druses and Mutualis, in which
many have been killed on both sides The
Mutualis finally assembled 1000 armed
men near Sidon, with the intention of at
tacking the Druses. The latter thereupon
appealed to their rco-religionists In Hauran,
who are preparing to send 5000 men to the
assistance of the Druses. The vail of Da-
mascus Is trying to prevent a conflict.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
serlou. charx. Ae.ip,t . M,n,,,,r

BOSTON, Oct. 1s.-In the United States
district court, before Judge Putnam, the
grand jury returned true bill against
Rev. Frank Hyatt Smith. of Cambridge.
for the alleged sending OF scurrilous and
defamatory postal cards through the mails.
The formal arrest of the reverend gentle
man was made in Denver on Wednesday.
and he will be brought to this city as soon
as possible.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
Live STOCK Markets.

NEW YORK. Oct. 17.-European cables quote
refrigerator beef at sjx@9s4c. Calves SLOW;
lower for good grassers; poor to choice veals
&51s; Grassers, S2.2602.35. Sheep and lambs
very dull, lower; poor to prime sheep, 81. .s6Q1
$50; common to choice lambs. $3a5aD4 S5.
Hogs dull at $4.3oa4 66.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa, Dot. 17.-Cattle receipts
light and demand slow. Hogs in fair demand;
prime medium. s420ni. IS; best Workers. $3.50
04.55; common to fair Yorkers. %. 9OG4. 10;
heavy grades. q. 4.eoto4 Is; roughe, s3a3 10.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
Tho Chilean Cabinet Crisis.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1s.-The announce
ment OF crisis In the Chilean cabinet was
a complete surprise at the Chilean lega-
tion here, the members of which are at a
loss to account for it. They had believed
that the present administration would
prove permanent. The outgoing cabinet
was organized only about three or four
months ago. 1t comprised representatives
of the various factions Of the Liberal party
under the leadership Of Prime Minister
Manuel Recabarren -
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
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Ths last and Best OF the -switehbacix,s
Exeursfous-
Tho Peunsyivania Railroad announces
that the last excursfon OF tho ssnaon to
the charming Hwitchbnck" will be run
on Saturday. Oct 10.
Train will leave Wilmington at $50 a.
M, and excursion tickets. Including ride
over the famous Switchback Railroad. will
be sold, from Philadelphia, at e2. so for
the round tripi chlidreu between i've and
twelve years OF age. half ratio.
These excursions have proven very
popuiar. and no one should miss seeing
this ''Switzeriand OF America
An experienoed tourist agent will accom-.
pany the party and sec that everything
10 done to add TO the comfort OF the
pnsee nRers.