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Catoctin clarion., 1895-06-06
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ALOvER's INVITATION.

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BY MRS. M. A. K1DDER.
Come out, my darling.
Out into tho day
Bright is the blue sky,
Sweet is the May;
Sunshine is everywhere,
Sunshine and due
Come while the birds sing
Gaily for you.
Come, she is coming.
Dear little lass,
Tripping so daintily
On through the grass
Single step. double step,
Brave little feet,
Bounding so joyfully,
True love to meet.
Tell me, ye little birds,
What doth she say?
Robin declares she said
Meet me half way"
True. that I should, love,
True. that l will;
Then we'll 90 rambling
Down by the mill.
Now we're together,
Hand clasped in hand,
Watching the white sails
Nearing the strand
Counting the breezes
Fresh from the sea-
Pluckiug the wild flowers
Here on the lea.
Shall we remember,
Love, looking back,
Tenderly, lovingly,
Over life's track
Shall we remember
This golden day,
Rich with the promise
OF beautiful May.
Other sweet Maytimes
Will come and Will 60,
Full of enjoyment
And Ioye's tender glow;
Yet will they equal
This happy day,
Where no cloud fingers
To darken our way.
Sweet is the present
Quite unsurpassed;
Let US enjoy it, love,
While it may last.
Soon will the time come,
Season divine,
When l may call you,
In confidence, mine.
Catoctin clarion., 1895-06-06

Leave Rocky Ridge Tor Emmitsburg at
8e6 and 10 81 NJ, and 81 and 26 p nj.
Leave High6eld. for Gettysburg, hanoyer'
York and B and H Div. Z so and IL 40 m
and 2 53pm.
Leave Edgemont for Waynesbofo, Cham
cersburg, Shippensburf, and intermediate sta
tions at Z O5 and II 45 m and Z 20 p m.
Leaye Hagerstown for Cherry Run and al
points on Potomac Valley Railroad at 10
a m and 10 IS and 8 90 pm.
PRR Leave Bruceuille tor Frederick at . 4o
a m and s 40 p IN and for Littlestown and
Taueytown at 8 A a m and 3 45 pm.
Daily-ail other daily except Sunday
tS,ops to land Passengers for Baltimore.
I'M. HOOP. B II. GR1swoLp.
Genl, Manager. Geul, Passenger, Agen
Catoctin clarion., 1895-06-06

Western Maryland Railroad.
a;R ssEaa sszsal sR@
c,chedule In effect September 80, 1874
TRAINS GOING WEST.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
BIJou THEATRE.

Gillette greatest of comedy dramas.
ssThe Private Secretary" was presented at
fhe Bijou last night. The play Is too we'll
known to be detailed and the audience
ihst night was an amused one. The com
peny is good one. The attraction will
be presented tonight aud tomorro W night
with matinee "Wednesday AFTERNOON and
Ia deserylnQ OF a-lAroe ho,isa
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
DYNAMITE WARFARE.
Extraordinary Precautions for Its Sop
preston In CubA.

Extraordinary Precautions for It's Sop
preston in Cuba.
HAVANA, Oct 15--The recent use Of dy-
Mantle by the insurgents along the line Of
railroads is oauiAng great uneasiness, and
1t has been considered necessary to employ
special measures TO suppress the practice.
1t will be recalled that on several occasions
recently dynamite bombs have been
hurled at railroad trains containing pas
sengers and details Of troops, and dyna-
mite has also been found placed upon the
tracks. Considerable damage has been
done in this manner, and fears are felt
that greater harm may came from the
practice
With view to checking ID and Of pre-
venting further attempts Captain General
Martinez de Campos has published an or
der thnA all trees and bushes shall be cut
down and all huts shall be removed within
distance of 200 yards of the railroad track
on both sides. Ii Is further ordered that
no one shall be allowed to approach
the trains. Vlolators Of these orders are
to be summarily court martialcd.
As further warning against tho use Of
dynamite severe Spanish laws enacted in
Spain In 1904, as q result OF the Liceo thea
ter horror ut Barcelona, are TO be published
here.
Captain General de Campos also pub
fishes an order which proclaifns that he
will continue his practice Of pardoning all
rebels who lay down their arms and sur
render themselves to the authorities, ex-
cept tho chiefs. These latter are subject
TO the decision of the captain general, who
will investigate to ascertain whether any
of them have been guilty Of outrages in
the conduct of the instruction.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15

The new movement adopted at Chicago
recently was condemned by the Irish OF
Philadelphia, at meeting last night
The italian bark Federico. from New
York. entered this port ooastwlse this
morning.
A raft OF logs which the tug Mascot was
to tow from Broadklln Creek to Philadei-
phia, began breaking up at the Delaware
Breakwnter In Sunday'storm. One hun.
dred and fifteen legs have washed ashore
The raft arrived at the Break watar on the
11th inst, end was being made up for the
tow when the gale sprang up and drove It
apart.
The Schoolship Saratoga after q eix
months cruise is expected to pass up the
Delaware during the coming week.
Theodore Armstrong, of MiddIetown.
who was etruck with brick by a coIored
man on last Saturday night, has fully re.
covered from taeef cots of the blow.
The Rev. Robert Watt, Willard Hall
Porter DR. J. ii. Morgan and j. Frank
baldwin will be the speakers at the Arbor
Day oelebration at school No. 20.
John Taylor Browntown, fell in a fit
at Front and Market streets this morninR
he was cent to his home In the police
patrol
Smyrna Town Council is considerably
mixed up over the appointment of a town
Constable.
A water pipe connecting the main with
the saloon Of A. p. Lohner, Eust Third
street. burst this mornig.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
IN ~ h. Z. t,a,,,,

IN the United btalss circuit Court this
morning Leonard q. Waice Jr. and hugh
Brown were admitted to practice.
Tne trial list was gone over and about
thirty cases listed were passed.
II. y England moved for diam Issal Of
the case Of Sidney Smith vs. Marie MewIer
and Thomas II. 5avory, on the grounds
that no dem urrer has been tied aud the
case has bean standing since 1880.
IL 10 one In which the plaintlif cues for
Inc cancellation OF certain patents In the
Patent Oiflce claiming that he was the
original Inventor. Colonel Spragus was
The lawyer In thecase but owing to family
troubles he was unable to 20 on with the
case anti Hugh L. Brown was engaged.
The caee was sst for November 15.
Ia the case Of the 3. g. Whita Dental
Misunderstanding Company OF Philadelphia
vs.. The Wilmington Dental Manufac-
turing Company L. Z. Wales moved tor
day to argue motion for the Dismissal
OF the case on the grounds OF ineufiicienoy
of service. The date was named as next
Saturday at 10 o'clock.
"A good point in the kimball vs. Western
Union case IL likely to come before the
court as neither OF the parties reside with.
in this Jurisdiction. .H
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
LOCAL DOTS.

Harry j. Mooney. the shoemaker fro m
Brock ton. Mass, who is ON a tour OF the
United States making sh oes for the
the Governors OF States and who was
here last week ts now at Baltimore aud
has completed pair OF ahoes for Cover.
nor Brown,
THE neatest foot l have shod belongs
to-GQyernor Werts. OF Nav jersey. whose
eiza Is number eight with number three
width. For this slender and shapely foot
bad TO make the lest or at least cut
down last Of larger size. The Governor
is tall and slim In stature.
Last night In Bacon's Hall. Laurel. Rev.
j. d. e. Hanna OF this city delivered his
leot ure on The Ups and Downs OF Home
Life"
Charles II. Marlel. of Meda Pa, is
spending few days wlth.his friends. u r.
and Mrs. Lewis Potts. near Centrsyille i,
Del.
A rehearsal by those who will sing In
the choir at the Christian Endeavor Con.
veutlon was held last evening
Tbs Reverend NJ. J. MoManus has com.
pleted a visitation OF st. Mays parish
for the benefit Of the Orphans fund.
Richard b. Clark of Philadelphia has re.
ceiyed the contract for erecting tho now
Sternbarg building ia thls oity.
The Pusey and Jones Company shipped
carloa of paper machinery to the
Glens Falls Paper Mills Company at
Glens Falls n Z.
Edward Andrews has been elected Vice
president of the Wilmington Savings
Fund society to succeed Thomas A. Say.
cry. who resigned.
Clarence A Westhofer brought suit
against the Masonic Hall Company yes.
terday afternoon In Magistrate Kelley's
court for $50 salary alleged to be due hin
The case was heard before referees. They
were Wm. J. Norris, John Pyle aud VIM
j. Fisher. lie was allowed 90.
Chiefs elected by NJ ittahoon Tribe. No
Improved Order of Rod men, have been
raised as follows: Sachem, Richard L.
Monk; senior sycamore, Harry Hollis;
junior sycamore, Jesse q. Way; prophet,
Hurry A, Bareford; first sanap. William
Fisher iirst brave. Jonathan Clayton.
Cards are out announcing the we'd Ill ng
OF Dr. d. II. Baker OF this city TO Miss
Alice C. Gage Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
Censnred tue omclnIs.

Mrs. Joseph KIT VINO has been visiting
fri 10 nds In Wilmington. returned to her
home In West Chester Sunday evening.
While away she visited the principal coun.
~ institutions. Including the New Castle
jail. Al this place she found that sho wus
In o bad condition, unolean and badly con-
Quoted. Mrs. KIT did not hesitate to ex.
press her opinion to those In charge. The
officials did not take at all kindly to Esr
eensure, and appeared highly Indignant
" hen she told them that tney should come
to West Chester and get a little instruction
In the way to conduct jail. In New Cas-
tie the life prisoners are used errund
boys by the sheriff and sent out about the
town on their own recogniaauce.
Our New Castle correspondent having
Hved in New Castle for Years, and bslug a
visitor to the jail weekly, he. with all due
consideration to tho opinion OF Mrs. Kilt,
denies the assertion that the jail is un-
clean. AZ regards the sending of mes.
eages by life time pris sonere. II should be
stated that such a course has been follow.
ed by The sheritfs for years.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
ElrAd n RlElnl

Yestet day afternoon tho usual quiet
ness OF Irwin Court was disturbed Uy the
report Of pistol shot. The police were
quickly on the scene and learned that
Wilson King. colored. Just for the fun OF
the thing had pointed pistol aud fired q
became alarmed and sought refuge In o
neighbor's ho uso where the poiics found
him. He was sent to the city hall and
Inst evening after hearing the testimony
In the case King was held In 4200 bail to
appear at the upper court.
AT this mornings session of the court
John Warrick, oolored. was orderedt o pay
St and costs. lie came from Philadelphia
yesterday to have good time anu he
had his order filled.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
school p,uurr. for n Year.

David w. Harlan, superintendent of
public schools, has compiled his annual
report, and It is now In print. The book
10 neatly illustrated and contains much
valuable Information.
The number of school houses In use is
given as 27; rooms used for day school,
E00; number OF slttings in day schools,
1o.o76. The whole number OF teachers
was e08:<puplls enrolled. 9764. an Increase
of o5f the average number belonging to
day schools was s024. an increase of SO;
qde average daily attendance was 731s. an
<Increase OF $780,
The number OF colored schools was 4;
number OF rooms. 23; slttings, 1889; num-
Der OF teachers. 25; pupils enrolled 1857;
decrease. "A; average number belonging,
e25; decrease 40; average daily attend.
snce, S3s; decrease, IL.
The estimated value of school property
IL; Lots, sl69 S37; buildings. S4l2 100; fur.
niture. etc., s73, 7SO; total. S623. 1917. The
anlount Of money received was: From
city, $12l, 33l IS; state. Sl76S 81; other
sources s3l1 03; total, Sl39. lSl.24.
The cost OF educating children per
capita on the number enr oiled was SI3.S4
on the number attending 1S.4S.
The superintendent recon mends q CO.
operation between teachers and parents
so as to secure more regular attendance.
BE also speRks OF the work done in oil of
the schools and gives the detailed reports
OF all OF the teachers Including the mQn-
nal training department.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
Tho OIL s,ovo Exploded.

The explosion of all oil stove caused
another fire shortly after noon today,
Daniel Collins who has oobbler's shop at
No. 500 Walnut street, filled stove while
II was burning and In tho explosion which
followed, was severely burned about the
face and hands.
Richard Gill, who worked with him, at.
tempted to extlGguish tho flames with q
piece of carpet, but failed. Ills burns
were more severe than those Collins re.
celved. His hair was burned from his
head and his arms also badly burned. An
alarm OF lire from pox No IS brought out
tho Department and the flames were OK
tlnguishod by the chemical engine with
out great loss.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15

After many years experience
we have accomplished a stan
dard in Ready.to.wear Clothes
making,
The increase in our business
this season conyinces ns that
the men of this city realize our
ability to fill their Clething
wants.
No amount of persuasion or
deception can convince wise
man that any house can UNDER
sell the New York Clothing
House.
Ii you are not a patron of
our store, a visit of inspection
is oil we esk. We are reaching
out for new trade.
You are cordially urged to
visit our display of FALL
CLOTHES, embracing the
newest in home aud foreign
clothes in Suits, Overcoats and
Trousers for men, boys and
children.
Strictly one price, and if dis
satisfied with your purchase we
will return your money. All
goods marked down in plain
figures.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
Tho Harlan 4. Holllns.wor,h oompau,.

There are little pr 10 prospecLs.' for
busy fall tIade at the big plant OF the Har-
Ian and Hollingsworth Company. There
hns been decrease In the number or em-
ployees, and these went from the oar
shops on Saturday.
III that department there is nothing but
repair work and not even any new work
In sight. The same condition OF affairs
exlsts In the cash department. In the
machine shop business is no better than
II was one year ego. At present only re.
pair work Is being done and very little at
that, In fuct enough to keep the appren.
tioes and probsbly half dozon mechanics
at work.
White thore IL no extensive building ex.
pected the company will build new
steamship for the Old Dominion Line
Company and the work will com menca aa
soon as tho material arrives. The work
will not demand tho taking on OF any ad.
ditlonai men hence II will not be of great
benefit to the mechanics who were once
steadily employed by the company.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
New s,,,ool at sh alma.

Yesterday morning Miss Bntler opened
o public school for colored children at
Snollpot. Brandy wine HID. at the resi.
donoe OF Walter Miles, There was q large
number present at the opeuing and Q
brighter and more Intelligent set OF boys
and girls hevar entered a school house.
cation OF the colorsd children as hereto-
fore there bus not bsen any sohooi faoll.
ties afforded the coiored children Of Bran.
dywine Hid.
Though there are nearly hundred
children Of school aga In the Hundred.
Those present besides the parents and
residents were Rev. y. L. Jefferson, Drs.
Ebert and stevens. Mr.. James A. Ander-
son. and otharA. There were several
epeeches In the way Of encouragement
made by those present and also several
prizes were offered for efficient scholars.
deport ment and attendance.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
PrIre Fiaht.r, H.Ia for = u,arlnr.

NEwTowN, l.. l., Oct IT, Young Critic
and 'Kid" Layigne, who fought before the
Empire Athletic club on Saturday night
in Maspeth, and were arrested on a war
rant sworn out by a minister, Rev. Ed.
ward McGufiie, were arraigned yesterday
afternoon. The charge was that the men
were about to break the law by engaging
in prize fight, but several officers de
clined to serve the warrant before the
fight, and it was not served until the fight
was over. Tho case was postponed by Jus
tice Monteverde until Saturday. Com
plainant McGuffio refused to go into the
court room to press the charge. 1t is prob.
able that when tho case comes up tht
charge will be changed, and that the men
will have to answer for engaging in a prizs
fight.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
Tho MndaRa.car i,Innon,i,

E. Z. Hanf, jeweler. No. TIT Market
street. hns taken the State agency Tor the
Madagascar diamond and has made quite
a display OF the stones In his show win
dow.
The bust Of a woman. life size appears.
and is adorned by the stones which hang
pendent from her neck, In drops from
her cara and In rings on her fingers. The
stones can hardly De distinguished from
the genuine diamond and the prospects
are that they will become popular In the
near future.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
Mr. no.a.. ch,llnnra Aeo.n,.a-

NEW YORK, Oct 15.-The challenge for
the Americas cup by Charles d. Rose OF
England, has been formally accepted
Secretary J. V. S. Oddle, of tho New Iorl
Yacht club, last night sent cablegram.
announcing the fact to Secretary Thellus.
son, of the Royal Victoria Yacht club. and
to the challenger These cablegrams wcre
the result of q meeting of the New YORK
Yacht club, which had been specially
called to consider the challenge Contmo
dore Brown appointed tho committee OF
1895, headed by ex-Commodore Smith, to
arrange the eopditions of the match.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
THE TEMPERATURE

The Thermometer at the REPUBLICAN,
Office to-day:
7o'clock. 10 O'Clock, so'clook.
a. 52 6l
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
Four Meet Death in a Nina.

STORY CITY, Ia., Oct 15.-The shaft
house at the Summit Conl mine three
miles south Of here, burned on Saturday
night. Four miners, Albert Petera on
single; Alexander Eastman, single; Ihge
Insleman, single, and George Payne, n
married man, were suffocated to death
The engineer had built fire in the fur
mace which hnists the shaft, and left foI
supper. While he was gone the timbers
close to the furnace became ignited, and
the mine rapidly filled with smoke. He
returned, and attempted to draw the i'm.
prisoned men from the mine, when the
cable broke, precipitating them to the bot
tom of the shaft
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
Aabnry and Ep ' orth church .,rv,o,..

There were evangellstlc meetings in
AsburY and Epworth Churches last night,
Rev. j. l. Glasscock, the Cincinnati evan.
gellet. was at Asbury. His text Wast
Where art thou2 " Genesis 8. y.
The sermon was followed by an altar
meeting. In which all the church people
present Joined. They were maseed closely
around tho ohanoel faii ana presented 4
very solemn aud moving scene as they
bowed there in prayer.
The services at Epworth Church were
conducted by the Rev. Robert Watt of
Scott Church. The sermon was preaohed
by the Rev Henry Sanierson. An after
meeting was held after the preaching, at
which one peniteDt presented himself for
prA vera,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
Fugitive Ca.hier Arrested.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, OCT. 15.-
Fred w Farrar, of Perry, o. T., was ar.
rested at the Elk hotel yesterday upon in.
structions from Sheriff John A. Hnlson
OF Perry. Farrar was cashier of bank Mt
Perry and Is charged with receiving do.
posits after the bank became insoIvent,
He claims that he resigned Sept Id and
tho bank faiied after that date Ii is un-
derstood that his attorney has applied for
writ OF habeas corpus. SHERIFF Hansen
is now on his way here with requisition
peDera.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
ssrion. Riot nj ,rlatln,o,rn.

A riot occurred in Middietown Saturday
night, during which IheodorSArinslroug.
a lumber merchant OF that place, was
fatally Injured.
Four hundred negroes left thslr homes
In Cecil county, Md where local option
is In force. and went to Middletown To
have good time. The Httempted to
take possession oil the town knd beat two
policemen numerically.
A constable arrested one of them,
wheEenpon general riot WAS prscipltal.
ed Armstrong. who was passing along
the street, was struck in the head with
brick aud knocked senseless. lie will die.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
italian Murderer Sentenced to ID entb.

SCRANTON, Pa, Oct. l5.-Joseph Bos
chino the second person to be found guilty
OF murder in W. nrst degree, and the for.
tieth tried for homicide in LaGkawanna
county, was yesterday sentenced byJudge
Gunster to be hanged. B9sehino Is an
Italian, AS was his victim, Frank Cdnforti.
The tragedy occurred at Dunmore & n Nov
IL, 1894 The case will be appealed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15

a. little thought to the har.
monizing of colors; some regard
to the size and shape of your
room; proper attention to the
correct proportion Of the pieces
and the following out of the
style as decided upon, and you
have no trouble in furnishing
a parlor that will be correct
and artistic as to style, and
pretty and gratifying as to taste.
We will be glad to help you to
this if you will let us.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
Shot Into . Crowd of HI. coun.rymsu a.

WILKEsBARRg, Pa, Oct. ia serious
shooting affray occurred at Boretown A
number of Austrlans returning from q
Festival had occasion to pass the house of n
fellow countryman named Joseph Puzo
They thought they would have little fun
and began throwing stones at the house
Puzo ran upstairs and began firing Into
the crowd with his Winchester. Joe PiBka
fell seriously wounded about the lower
region Of the back. John Berush was
wounded in the right hand and leg, and
George Barron in the right arm and face
Pipka may not recover. Puzo was arrested
but was afterward released on haheas
corpus proceedings.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
Threatened strike PROBABLY Aver, ,d,

P1TrsBuRd Oct 15.-It Is thought here
that all danger of strike in the Clearfeld
and Beech Crack regions is over for the
present, but the agitation for an advance
will be resumed Inter on. The convention
at Clearfleld this afternoon will be well
attended by representatives from the cen.
tral and northern Pennsylvania coal
fields, but the strong sentiment prevailing
among the Clcarileld and Beach Greek
miners against strike Is likely to have
the result of postponing definite action on
the refusal of the operators to grant any
adNnnna
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
Murd.red by ; nrut,I prnnknIa

SfEuBENYILIE, O., Oct. l6.-At Hope
dale, o., Miss Buckingham, highly rep
utable young lady, was met by drunken
man named leggett, The girl stepped off
the sidewalk TO avoid Leggett, Tut he
grabbed her by the arm and with an oath
drew revolver and shot the young woman
thfoagh the heart he escaped, but was
quickly overtaken by mob which WAS
about to lynch him when he was rescued
by the officers of the law.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
EngInecr sn.ae IIo,ne.

Second Assistant Engineer of the Fire
Department George Sasse returned home
from Atlanta. Ga, last hight where he
has been attending the International As.
ISOLATION OF Fire Engineers. Mr.. Sasse is
the tlret delegate ever sent from this city
to conventions of the association, He
was elected ono Of the vice presidents.
Mr.. Sasse says the convention was one Of
the M ost instructive and interesting ones
he ever attended
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
Evidence Against Holmes.

TORONTO, Oct. 1b.-Datective Geycr, who
has made himself famous on the Holmes
murders, came to Toronto last evening to
secure evidence that may be used against
Holmes at his trial for tho murder of Pite
eel. He Will endoavor to secure the at
tendance of seven or eight witnesses from
here, among whom will be Mr.. Nudel and
daughter, from whom Holmes ronted the
house, in the cellar Of which the skeletons
Of the murdered children were found Mr.
Geyer does not think that Holmes Will
ever be tried in Toronto, as he claims hs
has complete chain Of evidence agains,
him for the murder of Pitaael in PhilR
delpbia
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
Urging Action In tho Waller cess

CHICAGO, Oct. l5.-John G. 10 pos, of
this city who is the attorney Of John L.
Waller, ex- United States consul at NADIA.
gascar, now imprisoned at bIarseilles
Franco, by the French government, left
today for Washington with strong peti.
tion to the president requesting him to
take immediate action in the matter.