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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27

soMr thirty "a ysafs.it s.ss ID :. Il ! aal
gray were engaEti In dva iiy Gu ,1vt Tor
supremacy. Tue blue wol. Evsr since
that war the sarviv5rs and smypathiz rs
havs been erecting monumeuts In tne
South 10 their memory. Al Cape Charles.
Va. on Thursday thrcs thousand oon;ed.
erato Veterans attended a reunion for
the purpose OF raising funds towards
erecting monument to the confederate
dead. They succseded iu raising several
hundred dolisrs. The war is over. but 10
not yet forgotten by the Southern men.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27
Fair rricer,

Stldham so Id AZ COWS for r. l.. Roberts,
near Village Green. Pa, on Tuesday, fr ON
S25 10 500 so averaging for thirty head
S46. Hicks will take the hint.
At the sale of cows on tho farm OF the
Passmote Bros. near Centreville. on
Thursday, prices ranged from $50 to ESQ.
50, making an average for the forty sold
OF S42. 1he attendance was good and the
bidding encouraging to Auctioneer Std.
ham who was In the best possible humor.
Among the purchasers were MIR. Spillas
of Brandy wine hundred and Cook and
klund OF our city. There will be another
sale on the Passmore farm next Thurs.
day of Bedford equity cows and pur.
chasers will have another chance for bar.
Qains.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27
A CombIunt,on

OF good qualify and modest prices is
making our store popular with econom.
mean simply shoes that wear we'll and
give good service for the money paid for
them. Isn't that about the right business
ideaY We sell shoes pretty cheap. but
there Is a point on the down grade OF
quality whom seemingly cheapness be-
comes the highest kind OF prlces In the
long run. We mean the paper and paste
ehoe stuff. We don't believe It pays to
buy II, and we don't sell IL II we know II.
We would like to meet your shoe wants,
we can do It we'll and for little money.
formans. No. 10 East 4th street. between
Market and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27
AtTnW Iti,ie.

The First NJ, 2. Church, OF Seyen' III and
walnut streets. gave very enjoyable
stlaw ride to AIR. Banks farm on the Blue
San road. The evening was spent in
playing games. There were some very
ilhe selections rendered on the piano by
Miss Duke. after which refreshments were
served ahd tho party left for home In the
wee sma' hours, all very much pleased
With the evenings entertainment. Those
present were: Mrs, Smith, Mrs Lldell, Mr.,
and Mrs. Woodruff Missea Louise Duke
Laura stins'on, Ese Promise. Edna Nc.
Grady; carrie Cartridge. Stella Smith,
Susie Bonner. IauHe Taylor, Mr. II, W
Seeds, u. Layton. I. Swan, L. Jester b.
smith. Il. Mitchell, Mr.. Marvel aud many
others,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27
You'll Have to Shake

The Serge Suit or Thin Cloth.
ing you have been wearing this
hot weather pretty soon. A sud
den change in the weather is sure
to come-You want a change in
clothing. Have you decided where
to go-What you want and about
now much money you want to in
vest in suit. Have you decided to
go to Gibnev's or some one of the
number of others in the business -
All offering big inducements. But
bear in mind we have made special
preparations to fill your wants in
clothing men, boys and children
You'll find as much value in our
our sS, $40, sI2. SIS suit as you
can get anywhere with entire salts
faction assured you in every trans
action.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27
There Was No Horse show.

There was no horse show at Wawaset
speeding OF horses by local turfmen could
be considered as such. The affair was nd
vertised and the proceeds were to be de-
voted to the cemetery fund OF Simpson
Ooiored nj. Il. Church at Newport. Many
paid an admission fee OF s. cents and tho
two colored gatekeepers smiled as they
pooketed the cash. Admission to the trials
OF speed at the park are generally free
and those who had come unprepared TO
pay the required amount for admittance
got inside as they had always before
done
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27
nInsle rnx nIes,ins.

lectures on Single Tax was delivered by
him in the tent last night He may have
made It plain to himself that the sHingle
taxi would cure all pecuniarv troubles,
but the great majority OF his audsencs
failed to see how IL was to be done, and
like men who are convinced against their
will, are of the same opinion today as
they were yesterday. 1t seems TO Ne that
the single tax advocates are spending a
great deal OF time and labor for nothing,
as they ase making very few proselytes.
and the end of the year will find that they
are Just about where they began.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27
PHILADELPHIA. VIII MINCTON a
sALTiMoRE RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
IN EFFECT MAY 10 1891
Trains viii leave Wilmington as follows,
t2O, $40. 742. $50. s5o.s55. .s.4s. II. Of. .le.is,
10 80 's 80 s5s ssl' ana ~ sa asSs s m. 30 l
I2ss 2ssseSsm5msSdse5on. en- s?G ll5 snS Sos s. iOas m
sSe s,So. sSS isos. m8s II ii45 "a q. f m L. IL
"a 3oeoanoastiGn. sSa ss iis s6S soS sSS S 3 Psos
s5 i Ss$ Z ! s.' s$ sgs tSss g
CO.. iS $50. S.6I 81 ana md 1o5S ,5iG s. hsi' m. aOs
"a goE T i Boston without change. lois g. N.
For the south-southern Railway Ex.
press ~ p, M. sieepers to Memph.s and
For West Chester. via Lamokin, ESQ =.
For Newark Center and intsrmed,a,.
haisimore as' al anS T. %snhiastPo;n sea sss E; M ,o
FL 1913 and lle0 a. m.120i, u. q. sill,
i;SS, y Z, N s2s ''SOS s5s IA. $40 D. M. and
= HaItipors iB e and intermediate stations
Whining esoR SezprsssS. s56, " a.5, 'Tess Tsss. Ss
% t6I. a. y 55s ss 5 3d. di H. s5S b. sS sSs it tS
11.l6 p. m. and 1s.o5 night.
s5 49, s C. e. sa s 49, iSo5 1pss ssl Ia
For Pbuadslphia texpressj, i.5r za, $50
* ; 81 ;s s. +: e. &. III e e e
1865 iS a. IT. rs ~ a. t 5 ss
and 9.06 D. IN.
AAcsse'Rap9sdstisp, 4 'a % Z 40 a. m. I21o. La
Fer New York. 1857. 2.55. 42o. z, $50. o.4s,
s.43, l0.o5. Has a. m; 1877, sos, lo5 6.Oi, $50
b.66. $40 7;o7. 9.12. and 1895 p. m.
For Boston. without change. $50 .. m.
For the South-Southern Railway Ex.
press, ~ p. M. sleepers % Memphis and
For West Chester. via Lamokin. ass a.
,cl chlssi%SFe j sad n >, ,wssA.h,nssea & so
gaiti%ore and intermediate stations.
geave PRiladeRphia, Broad street. for
Wilmington texpressl, $50, 72N, Ills. i1,ss
es%mG$stieR s1s = u .ns IN s,en q n.
sis ss vi >: r. and d i. = 4 i ais%Si. % .'''' ="
ESpress EXT sSfs fot Do Dover. III RI 3 and D.
mFe Ss nj and "a wgy & % s.on. t9l nEns os
EE1PTsss ESrss fes sa. wEycmi7EI .. sss n. q. ,o,.,
Comfort AVID Norfolk. li.OS a. m. and i2Oi
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Eor % Cape chsflss. i Old a. Point PoG s eomfori fS
ha For HGiSlk MiSdieto%r, @ n,sn Siaytou Dover wy.
seing., seming., Felton,; HaTrLngton: ,sTidgeyilfo
c9 Congressional .IAmited Expi esa
trains, composed entirety of Pullman Ves-
tibule. Parlor and Dining Cars. No extra
fare other than the usual Pullman charge,
cl Limited Express trains. composed oe
Pullman Yestibule Parlor Cars. Yesubple
Passenger Coaches and Dining Car. Ne
extra fare.
For further Information passengers are
ressfssd PHno & ses ticket agent p the h ssstson
;. 0sAssa1 MANAGES. General Pass. AaA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27

PREsIDIso Elder Smith In sermon he
preached at the Methodist Smyrna Church
on Sunday last seld, "that he regarded
using tobacco sin." That 1t was filthy
habit to say nothing of its wastefulness.
It's tendency was to increase the desiro
for stlmulants. That It was bad ex.
ample to set the youth growing up
around US. The Presiding Elder is one OF
the old fashioned Methodist and is not
afraid to speak the truth. no matter who
1t hurts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27
Buchanunn stll, ar I,.r..

John Buchanan, proprietor of the
Leipslc Del. Hotel Is still at large. The
Dover authorities want him for an assault
with Intent to commit murder on Holm
Truck OF Philadelphia last week 1t an.
pears that blows were exchanged over
girl and as Iruax was driving wny tina {
Bdchnnnan Tired two revolver shots. The
bullets from ono lodged under Truax's
right shoulier
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27
Ns,rs shnren

According to the Carlsbard Herald" /"
MFR. wanamaker. OK Uoitsd States Post.
master. General. is the prime mover In an
undertaking for the establishment OF an
American church for that town. Mr..
wanamaker has already devoted great
deal Of energy to the prelImiuaries. and
the proposed site for the new church is
above tho Establishment Sansouci. at
present occupied by the summer theatre,
which. however. has been closed for sew
erRl years.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27

THE surviving members Of the Fourth
Regiment Delaware voluuteees with
their families held reunion In shellpot
park on Thursday. Speeches were made
by numerous comrades. Tho roll was
signed by the vets and their sons. A good
social time was spent.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27
Eagiev TO Go to Washington.

The eighth annual session OF tho Su-
preme Castle. Knights of the Golden
Eagle. will be held at Washington on
Tuesday. October 8. Wilmington lodges
will be represented and Crusaders Com.
mandery. No. 8. will In body take part
In the parade. which will follow this busl-
moss session OF the lodge. The local
nights will go In special train over the
B IL o. Railroad
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27

CITY Councils session last evening was
short one. lhsre ls not much use in
having City Council for uli they have to
do. commission of three men would
be mora Democratic, composed of Two
Democrats and one Republican.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27

The bomb thrower Victor Bouteilhe who
placed bomb In tho door way of Roth O.
child's bank was yesterday sentenced to
three years Imprisonment and fined one
hundred francs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27
THURSDAY. OCTOBER q. 1898.
At 70 o'clock. noon.

III U o CIT OK, NUOIl,
The following pers )nai property:
horses. ~ henu OF milch cows. 1 ycarling
bull, brood sowsa shOatS 20 pairs of chick
ems. turkeys Minneapolis binder, BIadle y
moving machine. Superior grain and phos-
phate drill, piows. harrows, horse rake. =
horse farm wagon. dearborn. grain fan, cart,
hny for corn marker, hoes. shoveis forks,
SiRgle and double harness. 1g0 bushels OF
wheat 400 bushels of oats lot of corn by the
acre, 2J0 bushels OF potrtoes. hay and straw
by the ten, lot of household and dairy tx
tufes, and numerous small articles.
Alsr. will be offered on the premises, at 3
O'Clock OH the same day. the real estate of
the iate Dsyid Campbell. deceased, GO 81 sting
OF % acres of land, knewn as the Doug herty
Farm, having a stone Dwelling and frame
barn. and other buildings thereon erected,
and tho Home Farm of 60 acres. with large
stone mansion. and other necessary out
buildings HEBFCCA CAMPBELL,
AMOS CAMPBELL,
Admr's of David Campbell deceased
W. J. Lauk & Son, Auc. s.3-e-o-d.ta
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27

The foot ball season opened In our city
on Thursday. The Wilmington and Ches.
ter High School teams played q game at
the Rlvervlew grounds which resulted In
q score of 0 to o.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27
Attention. Ladies'.

Mrs. II. It. Bachelor calls the attention
of our readers to the treatment called the
Vlavi Cure. II deals with Diseases peca-
liar to ladies'. 1t is the most simple of all
methods and the most perfect Her ad-
vertisement appears In another column
OF the REPUBLICAN to which O perusal
should he taken.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27
IIcnrLnu Gnnrin,,nd.

Superior Court was In session but few
minutes this morning. Il began at o
O'Clock Tor the purpose OF taxing up the
mandamus case OF Joseph Cash VS.. the
kellanoe Fire Company, but owing to the
absence OF Judge Cullen. who went to his
home last evening. the hearing went o yer
until Monday morning,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27
The Foot Bau Contest.

Go and take a look al the handsome
gold watch now on exhibition In Fuid's
chow window 226 Market street. 1t will
be given to the foot bali player who re-.
oeives the largest number OF votes cut
from the Daily REpIJpIIcAS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27

OWING to The drouth. the supply of
drinking water at CoatesFille, West CAei.
ter and hennett Square, is very low. It
Is not many cities thut s as well supplied
as our city with good clear wholesome
drinking water.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27

A. NJ. Curlander sGed the Pullman
Company for $4,000 damages. because
his wife was made iii hyrIding backwards
In seat on Pullman train Tho trial
Terminated yesterday at Baltimore. The
Jury gave Curlanier one cent lfuages.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27

Crusaders Castle No 5, knights of the
Golden Eagle will hold fair and festival
III the Qua FelloSs Hall ON the evening of
October and >.
The year old son of G. W. ID, Darrell
dieu at Clayton yesterday AIR. Darrell
reelded here until a few days ago
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27

TnE cseoson Land Company are deter.
mined to give our people an opportunity
to purchase good building lots at prices
that are real bargains. they will have
Ano;her sale on Saturday week..
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27

An unknown man swindled Mrs. Joseph
Pierce. of Brandywlne Hundred. out OF 40
cents yesterday. He promised to buy
load oil truck from her and then borrow.
ed the 40 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27
A D..rrYeh Prn,,,ntInn-

A. E Reed, of this city. formerly dIyi-
sion engineer of the T., W. a B railroad,
has been appointed Superintendent OF the
Suuoury and Shamokin division OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27

IT Is somewhat strange that persona
will lie down on the railroad Iracks aud
90 to sleep. Patrick Hssslon owes his
death 10 his thougtlessneaA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27

THE yslkyrIe will be wlnteroI IN tni
Iountry. Inc crew has Daia sons nam
BY one OF ths OCEAN grsyh1auds
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27

DUBLIC SALE-Will be sold at public sale
at the late residence of David Campbell,
d' ceased. about one mite east OF TnlleyvilIc.
DeIawure, on
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27

GUSTAV Richlieu an American citizen
has He'd with the State Department a
claim OF $4,000 Tor damages against
HpSin. Richleu aud a companion named
Baton were engaged in turtle fishing and
left Port au Prince, Hayti. February sth
last. for Cape Haytien with papers In reg.
uar form, etc. They were driven to the
Cuban coast by storm and they finally
put Into port Of Santiago de Cuba, Febru-
ary 23rd They were arrested and thrown
Into prison for G2 days aud kept there
without trial. They were liberated April
e5th. A small sloop which they used was
contiscated. They think they have been
hii,mefully used aud demand money dam.
ages.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27
The ninarnnrn

Under the Mckinley law. says the Plla.
deiphla Press. hides sold for cents a
pound. The same grade OF hides bring
today IA cents pound. They were on
The free Iist under the Mckinley act and
they are still on the free list But under
Democratic tariff reform the supply in
the United States, owing to the exclusion
Of American cattle from Europe and
other reasons. has declined and trus {
controls the market. That ls why shoes
increase In price. The Sugar Trust con.
irolled the Democrats in Congress and
rare was taken to look out for the other
trusts. But the chlet lesson in this mat
ter is that which demonstrates the sweep i.
ing Democratic lies about the McKin Icy
act having fostered trusts which the
Democratic tariff bill was to demoIish.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27

That the Cubans mean business and
liberty for their country no one can
doubt. Two hundred aud fifty men have
been enlisted at Brooklyn, n. Y, to help
out the insurgents. II Is saId this enlist
ment is intended for the armored vessel
which the Cuban reyolutionIsts are said
to now have In England, which WILL DO
'>lsed for an attock upon Spanish com.
merce.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27

On - AlE-tfarm situated In New Castle
l. County. one IN lie from the Stanton Je.
poi OH the road leading TO the village of
INilstiana, containing Two hundred and
lRht acres Of which twenty Ave are wood
lhhu All tn balthco under high slate of
cultivation. Tue improvements consist of n
gooG ur.ek mouse. u new frame burn grunary
and Ice house. all in good state OF repair,
,,Z,. -, i. Z. SIMPSON,
No. ivVo ih'hah SL Executor.
s95.fs-m'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27

lNE-RamDo. Knickerpooker
~ Wrightsyiile JOHN NJ. SOLOMON
oniSe N2s West THIRD street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27

BENJAMIN {. pearce, who died at the
Clayton House on Thursday, was ell and
taYorably known IN our ely and State
He had been in the hoteIbustness at uare's
Corner. EkLon aud our city. lie was -
years OF ago and lao lived retired llfe
Tor the past few years. lie was gooI
hearted and genial companion. lie
leaves wife and three children,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27

panic took place on Thursday ct
Burlington, Iowa. during perforna n ce
Of Barnum and Balley's cltcns. wind
Itorm accompanied by regular hall
storm swept down on tins city and circus
lent. The people had Just left thu tent
The afternoon performance being over.
when the storm tore the tent into tatters
Nobody was injured. The animals by
their screams aided to the cxeitemeEt,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27
PENNSYLVANIA R RAILR0A5.

The STANDARD Railway Of Anerica.
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE
intrriociinG switch and ulocI9 signal 81,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27

puBLlC skLE - VIII be sold or a.
4 Saturday morning at StidhHm's 10y
auction room. bay mare, eleven years old,
weighs between ten and eleven hundred
ponndsia good horse for . milk or grocery.
n2q2ss
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27

A sp ecial meeting OF tho stockholders oil
Il The Equitable Loan Association" Will
be held on Monday evening. October II. at 8
O'Clock, for tue puTp poso OF voting on The
question of the adyisabiiity of consolidating
with The Guardian Savings and Lonn Asso-
e.ation." All members are requested TO be
present BY order of the Directors.
EDWARD .KlkE, Pres.
Attest: VIM. r. Hawkina sec.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-27

Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street. r.
isi ,f;20 us is.ss s P;i 'isa. Ia "a. $ss
IL. Ii p. m. and 1s.05 night
Accommodation, $40, 7.s3, $40. loss 10 m-,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-06-04
ALL ALONG THE DOCKS.
ARRIVALS WITH LUMBER. GENERAL
CARGO AND BALLAST.
TITLE starbuck to Load Sugar for
Around the Horn Notes ~ the
Waterfront

The bark S. :. Allen received
sugar today.
The barkentine Martha Davis
has finished discharging.
The schooner Moi Wahine left
this morning for Paauilo with lum-
Der.
The bark Helen Brewer began
discharging her coal oil this morn
ing.
The U, S. S. Philadelphia is en-
gagged in taking i'll coal from
scows.
The schooner Ka Moi is loading
with lumber for plantations along
the kohala coast.
The steamer Waialeale will leave
tomorrow afternoon for Lahaina,
kukuihaele and Honokaa.
The brigantine w. G. Irwin
arrived yesterday, IA days from
San Francisco with a general cargo.
She began discharging this morn
ing at the Oceanic wharf.
The barkentine S. G.. Wilder,
Captain Hey, was locked late yes
terday afternoon, thirteen DAYS
from San Francisco with a general
cargo including a deck load Of
grain and live stock. The Wilder
will discharge at the Nuuanu street
wharf.
The S. S. Australia did not get
away until five o'clock Yesterday
afternoon for San Francisco, her
departure being DELAYED by the
large amount OF freight to be taken
at the last moment. The band
played on the wharf prior to the
steamers leaving.
The schooner BERTHE Minor, Cap
tain Raven, was towed into port
this morning, 20 days from
Eureka, Cal, with 200, $40 feet Of
Redwood lumber for Levers &
Cooke. Captain Raven reports an
uneventful passage. The skipper
is accompanied by his wife, who
has a lady guest The BERTHE
Minor was here some years ago.
The dredger is taking coal today.
Work is not suspended Scows
were hauled alongside from the
railway wharf and the coal
dumped in. After reaching
Brewers wharf the dredger will
begin in the vicinity of the boat
landing where a little deepening
will do great deal of good. As il
is now water becomes stagnant at
low tide and highly injurious to
the health.
The handsome American ship
Title +. Starbuck, Captain Curtis,
arrived this morning, IL days from
San Francisco, and anchored in the
stream. She came down with four
hundred tons of ballast. Captain
Curtis reports that he had very
little wind throughout the passage. |
The big ship is much admired BY
waterfront people for her fine lines. |
This marine beauty was built at
Chester, Penn. She will load after
the Helen Brewer with sugar for
New York. The Manuel Llaguna
which sailed two days after the
Starbuck may be expected in day
or two.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-06-04
HE STOOD TRIAL.
Detective wagner's Views on Intoxica-
ton Given.

De'ectiNe "hghers views on lntoNicH
tion Given.
Detective Wagner stood trial in
the District Court today for drunk.
enness. Officers testified that
Wagner was under the influence OF
liquor when arrested on Saturday
evening, and that he used abusive
language.
In his own defense the ex-
detective stated that he had not
used any liquor that evening. All
he had taken was beer and he had
not taken enough of this stimulant
to make him drunk. 1t took more
than five gallons to make him i'll
toxicated and he was positive he
had not taken that much.
Judge Perry said that he took
the officers story to be the truth
and found Wagner guilty as charg-
ed. He sentenced him to pay a
fine of 50 and costs,
The charge of carrying a deadly
weapon against Wagner was mol
pros'd.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-06-04
COMPANY B'S HOP.

Elaborate Arrangement For the Militia
Ball this Evening.
Cant White ieut.narts Kenate
ana Jacobsen ana ABOUT dozen
members of Companv r were at the
Drill Shed nearly all OF yesterday
and until late borr Iast a,,.,iro