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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
HoIlis.

One dozen photographs for % cents at
Hollands Photograph Gallery, 3ll Market
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
The Cnnncs oraI,it, Tiu,o.
THO NInrine scene

We invite the public to inspect our etch'
ings, which are on sale at this Office.
Price 81,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Notice to Farmer.

\ Use Mexican Com pound Fig Syrup only
$50 a bottle. Sold by W. q. Taylor, 3O2
King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

For ilrst.olass dyelng and securing go
to the Delaware Dye Works, 2lo King
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

Mrs. O. N. Wilson has started a first
class dress making business at 2O9 French
street She cuts by the Mcdowell chart.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

THO HHilhe FCeHtB
Now on sale at the REPUBLICAN Office. Il
equal to any oil painting. Price 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
E..n11EElHE:!E.:i. I! : i.

We making the incest couch at IS, Slo 81 and
$5 ever put out for sale We make the frames and the up.
hosery the best full spring AID head good size
and finged Covered in tapestry corduroy New goods
and OF any color desired.
Estimates for all kinds of upholstery work, old
gladly furnished at any time.
We are we'll fitted for doing this work promptly reasonably
and in the best
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
MONDAY. sgrFEaREn 40. ssas.
Hixh water Today.
Oppo.IIiou 20 sIr. AaaIoha.


Tho Sunday Star makes the following
Temarks,
The attitude Of some members Of the
Historical sooIety OF Delaware toward
Mr.. ]. Edward Addicks is lnexpiicabis I o
she ordinary mind. Mr.. Addlcks sacks
admission to TIE society as an active
member. He is e gentleman Of intelli.
genee and considerable culture. and takes
lively interest in every thing Affecting
the advancement OF Delaware. eithor
historioaily, commercially or politically.
lie would make o most valuable Rlditi on
10 the present membership roll OF the
society. His character. We believe. as q
man and a citizen. will bsar favorable
comparison with that OF any other MON.
ber OF tho society. and his name was pro.
posed by gentleman who 10 tho peer OF
any man In the couutry. This fact alone
should be sufficient voucher to thu fit.
ness OF Mr.. Addiuks to bacome member
OF society. tho doors of which should
Dc oheerfully opan to every respectabls
citizen OF tha State who manifests m In.
terest In Its mission. Tho Historical So.
ciety OF Delaware ia sadly iu need OF
some new blood wherewlth to revivlfy
the old bones that have domina.eI that
body Tor years. and live mon Ike Mr..
AddIcks are just the kind that should be
offered every inducement to becoms
members.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
op...... : rA,ra r.r~ !,

Bone Of ths Dsmosrstia papers ufstsrly
danounos the proposition Of Senator
Gray TO nominate Cleveland for ihiri
term. The Delawarean rseards II as
reasonable. and those who favor u a.
bad .as Benedict Arnold. In fact the
Every Evsning is the only paper In this
section which doss not speak out against
Il.
The Atlanta Constitution vays: "Ths
sweet prospscts Of third term for any
candidate arc ~ far on and as full OF
honey a. ever they were. We presume
that Mr.. Cleveland understands. tho sltua.
ton clearly II he finds that the toady
politicians are able to rsnominate him.
be will acespt the nomination as sign
that he 10 tho only man above ground who
can save the country. 1.-The fnds that
the toady politicians have rsckonsi vitn.
out their host be will come out and
magnaulmously declare that he never
was candidate for third term and that
hs would nsvsr Lavo accepted the nomi-
uation."
W. L. TREruLoM fresldsnt OF The
American Surety Company of New York
II quoted as saying:" II the coming Con.
grsss shall neglect to psss some practical
legislation for tha relief OF tho iinancss of
the Governmsnt the people Of the country
without regard to party will insist upon
the re-nominatlon of Mr.. Cleveland and.
thsy will ace to It that he Is reelected. !"
Cleveland nor any other man will ever bs
elected President Of these United States
for tho third time. The people don't want
no third terms. That was triad once be-
fore with more popular man than Glove
land and failed. No third term for Amer
leans.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
xupAL uoru.

Agent Shout, cf. the r O. @. hss found
home for Betssy Wlimors. the iittis
colorsd girl who was left here few day.
ago.
The Philadelphia Railroad Association
came to this clty on Saturday evening fol
the purpose OF taking . steamboat "trip.
They returned to Philadelphis on the
stssmboat Ulroa In shs evening. leaving
here At $50 O'Clock.
81 ratrlok's r. O. Paroohlat School will
be dedioatad on tina aftsrnoon OF Sunday.
October O.
Ths report Of the receivers of the Walton
and Whann Company showing . balance
gu hand Of ers 600. was died In the Untted
Statea Court on Saturday.
Jam 90 r. Winchester has bean made res.
idsnt vsce-president VI the American Sure.
ty Company
The medals for thoss who survived In
the cantury run OF tha Time Wheelman OF
Philadelphia have been completed. but
have not bsen received In Wilmington.
They are made Of gold aluminium.
: Fifteen members OF the Whining ton
WheeiOlub went to Washington yesterday y
and were shown the various points OK
interest 10 the town. Thsra was n large
delegation from Chester and few from
Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
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Rates to Western points lower than vis
r.. 3. CAMPBELL. General Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
KENNARD ( CO
62l-623 Market s..

We open to-mor-
row, October 1st, our
entire line of Winter
Outer Garments.
Never in the his
tory of this house has
such a splendid stock
of New Jackets and
'Capes been placed be-
fore the ladies of Will
mington.
The styles are the
creations of the best
artists of Berlin, Paris
and New York. The
cloths are better in
quality than for very
many years, and the
prices more reason
able.
Among the many
handsome goods on
display will be found
quite O number of ex-
elusive Jackets not
to be had outside of
our store, and in most
cases only one or
two OF a style. These
range in price from
$40 to $32. At So,
5000, $500 SO. 90,
$40, $12, $15, $1S
and $19 we show a
large and extensive
line, all made to our
own order, and the
most of them confin.
ed to us in this mar
ket.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
nsrrsw rss.ps y ~. s.,.r..

MAReuKrrK, Mich., Sept. q. .--yrhs stcsm
barge kershnw and the schooncrs Moon.
light and Kent went ashore On the Cooclay
beach, four miles east of Marquette, while
trying to make this harbor. The schooners
were driven high on the sand beach and
Will weather the storm. The Kershaw was
driven on reef nearly mile from shore,
and broke In two in the middle, the bow
being wPshcd away. The other half Of the
boat Is stilion the rocks, with furious
sea beating against 10. The life saving
crew had q narrow escape from death BY
their boat capsizing. When bhoy reached
shore half Of them were disabled from
cold, and one Of them nearly dead.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
dITiuzeansnta


"O;helio" one of Shakesreares pop ular
tragedies, was given at tho Grand Orera
House on Saturday evening last by Mr..
Louis James, Americas leading tragedian,
and company OF talented artists. Tho
piece was all that could be desired the
scenic effects magnificent and the cos
tunes grand. blr. James as ''0thell o"
commanded applause at each and ever
uupearancs before the audience. His act.
Ing Was lar above that of any that have
appeared here 80 far this season. 'IaKo,"
very heavy role to portray. was oleyerly
partaken by Mr. Guy LlRdley. Miss Alma
Kruger made an exceedingly charming
DesdeInol Ia The rest of the cast Was very
good.
Eight Bslls" IL like new wine. 1t spark.
les aud bubbles and overllows with humo-
rous situations. fun and frolc The Grand
Opera House will sec Bells In its new
ndornment on Tuesday evening, Oct. ist.
ihe improvements are numerous and gen.
uine. The old show IL there as a Tounda-
lion Tor tho now embellishments Tho
steamboat IL there ALSO and the Byrnes.
and that Is enough to make hearty en-.
turtainmeDt The mechanical objects are
surprising, aud songs and dances enliven
the whole. The entertainmant Is ref fresh.
ing anl Inspiring.
On Wednesday evening Billy Vans Big
hllnatrels VIII occupy the stage at the
Grand Opera House. An excellent pro.
gram has been selected, including many
e&ceilent ana clever speciality acts, There
will De four transformations In tho orlRl
mai hill entitled The Dance of the sea
SONS" by Edward IIoran, who will be
supported by the entire company in pre-
sunting 1t, iirst-"lhe Easter;n secon d.
''Sumlner in all its GRANDEUR then "Au.
tutnn or the Dance Of Plokanlnnies," and
Inst Winter. or the Boys OF the sigma
l.iRhts." The last transformation is sale
TO lie most magnificent. Singing, dance 3
hni marvellous electric drill will be exc.
cuted simultaneously throughout thl
| performances. Minstrel organIZItlon ms
need not be commented upon In any
great way by the press of the city tt
draw large audiences. They draw biz
audiences no matter how they are erIti
clsed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
a r.r.shs.. sanpe... rsrrlbl. r.,l

MosnovrA, Cal, Sept so-F. G. Hagel,
the aeronaut and his wife, Nellie w, have
been travelling throughout the state max
ing balloon ascenslons and parachute
jumps. Mrs Hagel made an ascont here
on Saturday, and when at the height 81
1000 feet she pulled the rope which cut the
parachute loose, She shot downward abo,.
hundred feet like fash, The air caught
the parchute and IL commenced to open.
nut suddenly IL became apparent that she
was falling. She came down like a cannon
ball, and struck 30 that her head came In
contact with the ground frat. Her skull
was crushed Deceased was 80. years Of
ara
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
PHILADELPHIA. vii MINCToN q
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

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BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
IN EFFECT MAY 10 1888
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For Boston without change. 10.ls O. N.
For the south-southern Railway EN-.
press, 7,H p. m. sleepers to Memphis and
For West Chester. via Lamokin. $50 a.
'is For ~ Newark Z; a Center and intermediate
s'fHn saisnors res and al MsasisstRen sna sss e m s s
Siab r. 's0s' 't' i Rd. sso 3 ana
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For New York. i.57. 2.55. 4.2o. 2. $50. s4s.
s.43. 1905. u.45 a m; 137, 3o5 +05. e0i. SEQ.
5.56, 6.2o. 1907. 9.12. and 1o.a6 p. n,
For Boston, without change. b.5S .. m.
For the south-southern Railway Ex-
press, IA p. M. sleepers 20 Memphis and
For West Chester. via Lamokin. ass a.
.hsitinorsp @ , ana ~ .wash,ns,cn. ~ so,,
s. So m' P. ana m; aRd i9.5i riis nis4tss tight
II leave awe iPif PailRdeRphia, q Broad street. for
a. m: liz al. 5eS. sSs. z4c ssS. Lilo.
- Il ss ,ss ans rs $ n
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ak Eos s s's s5i f1sts . $ sasa sna is is night nj '' an
E9T Espless Iswffs fsr s poysr MI III 2 % ana
fe For slI harrington RIM G and way Il Stations only.
.ss Is asSsSS M s sad FEN a
SUNDAY TRAINS.
SsT Cape GSslss e. Pom. foG
For Middletown, Clayton. Dover. Ny
Smiings Telt0n HadFrinSton; d ; i, aGidgsHhte II 5gight
ca Congressional Limited Expi est
trains, composed entirely of Pullman Yes
tibuie. Parior and Dining Cars No extra
fare other than the usual Pullman charge
c) Limited Express trains. composed Of
Pullman Yestibule Parlor Cars. Xeslbult
Passenger Coaches and Dining Car. Ne
extra fare.
For further Information passengers ars
referred to the ticket agent at the station
q. NJ. PROVOST, J. r.. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass. Ag.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
ra.a, p,ph,ber,, a, I.n.,,,

LEBANON, Pa, Sept. 9O.-DiptherIa Pro
walls In the independent district in the
northern suburbs Of this city. The first
death was that Of John Brossman, young
son OF Ezra Brossman. Two other chill
dren OF MI Brossman arc seriously i'll
with the same disease, and arc not ex-
pected to recover. DIR, Samuel P. He'll
man, of Heilmandale, deputy inspector of
the state board of health for Lebanon
county, Is in charge Of tho infected district
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
Ynnng Mn,,,nn HIi,e.i.

While crossing the p. ". Il b. Railroad
at Claymont last evening % yeGr lid Susan
J. Lnllerty was struck and kill by south
bound train No, 25 due here at 6. .0S O'Clock
Susan was employed by q. L. Graf and
went out TO walk with Julia Cody, another
domestic.
After walking short distance down the
tack the Rlrls started to return. Miss
LattsTty tried to cross in front OF the train
AID was struck by tine train and hurled
several feet. Tho body was brought to
tLis city and Deputy Corouer Chandler
totS Charge Of 1t. The woman had been
su Dyed by Alr, Graf for about two
nctlts She cane from Ph.iadelLl.la but
ltt not kLe@u Hhelhor she has atty tsla-
tlNhs l7.LR o. not.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
indians Ready for the War Path

HENNEssEY, o. T., Sept. 8o.-A report
has reached here TINT the Cheyenne and
Arapahoe Indians, on tho reservation west
of here, have become ugly and are holding
war dances and disregarding the agent 5
orders to keep on the reservation. Run
ners from Aanadaarko are in communica-
ton with them, and ID is said that the
kiowas are ready for the war path. The
cattiemen In western Oklahoma are
Thought to be partly the cause OF tho
trouble, as well as dissatisfaction with tbs
agent, who is very strict.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
Horrlhl. ra,. .r rua M..

!. DERRY. Pa, Sept, eo.--Two young men
were killed on the Pennsylvania railroad
here, as result of an attempt TO crawl
under freight train. The unfortunates
are supposed to have escaped from the In
diana state reform school. Both Of the
victims were fairly well dressed and up.
peared to be 90 years of age. Nothing
about them except o card, "Richard Abra-
ham, Indiana Heform School" was found
as means Of Identification. As thcre ID
no reform school In Indiana, Pa, thai
place Ia not thought to be their home.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
Ausard Blcyclo rI,,ei ueId.

Alberl Il Werl5 was arruigned before
Judge Ban OF Saturday Lieht charged
With stealing nus.I fIc ID the PyIe Cycle
CGnpsLy Es uaa tell IN 500 ball for
ths uEpsI ctutt. Meftz got the wheel
About two Wttbs ago aud gave his name
hs h,bATt johnson. lie said he wAnted
ego to New Castle. ON Saturday l.. H.
Pyle stsItsd on hls wheel and located the
man at Paoli. Wertz claimed that ne was
going TO bring his wheel back,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
The Situation I'm Cuba.

HAVANA, Sopt. 3U-Tho situation here
is practically unaltered There have been
several skirmishes in the last few days In
the province of Santa Clara, both sides
losing considerable number of killed and
wounded, but neither gaining any substan-
tial advantage. A correspondent In SAM
tlago de Cuba writes that the insurgent
leader Jose Maceo has abandoned his
strong position near Guantanamo and il
moving further westward
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30

JonS Wanamaker, Esq, Superintend.
ont of the Bethauy Presbyterian Church.
Phllad olphia. on Sunday he was given q
royal welcome hume. having Just return.
eli homo from trip abroad. The big
hblo class OF 1900 msmb,rs pre- ,ented a
handsome lloral dosgn OF an open bible.
Tho ex Postmaster said that 1t was SO
good 10 meetso many old friends again,
that ho could lind no words to tell just
actly how he ielt and how much the
hearty ree!lng meant to him.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30

IHE foot ball soason has fairly COM
menced, The Warrens wors victorious
over the Y. 81. G. A. team OF Philadelphia
on Saturday By 3! 0, Don't forget to
cut your ballot out OF the columns Of
the REPUBLICAN for your fayorite foot
ball player. Don't walt but vote at once.
Ballot box at Fuld's shoe store. No. 10
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30

FOLLOWING the wnts Of tho N!!I West
show. which came to our city ON Saturday.
came q number OF pcapocksts. Some
hllf adozen had their pockets picket Of
money on Saturday morning while the
Wild West was parading up Market streei.
Two men have heen arrested ami are Ia
1 Q hall awaiting trlal for their numer.
oas thefts. II. Il. Ward Ia thor counsel.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
To oh.srr. Feundnr,. r,nr.

Next Saturday will bs Founders Day st
thu Fertis Industrial School. John Spar.
hawk Jr., . we'll kuowu Phlladstphia
lawyer. will make an ndress and the school
band will discourse music. Hacks will
leave the city at 9 o'clock and the exer.
cises will tuke place OF 8 O'Clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30

SEPTEMBER 2lst was the hottest Sep,en-
Der day In fourteen years. anu the hottest
day Of the present year, At noon the
theremometer registered gs degrees Quite
hcontrsst with last evening when the
theremometer dropped to 90 degrees.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
neath ofPusicrr.

Pasteur. tho celsbratod che mist nod BIZ.
ologlst. died at his residence 10 Paris on
Saturday, nned about 10 years. He lab
ored earnestly for the amellorR,lon OF tho
slirerlngs OF the people and he mny be
classed among the few whose names will
be inscribed on the roll oil fame. con.
temporary justly says:
Through bacterlology Pasieur In his lie
time saved his country fIom great losses
to Its wine industry, protected its iloeks
from rsvages OF anthrax. and then as the
scope OF hls Inquiries widaned, ono dts.
ease after another fatal TO the human kiud
was exploited. aud its prevention tested
In his laboratories. His incubation to
prevent hydrophoLia was the rorarunner
Of all serum treAtmsnts which occupy tho
attention OF the medical circles the world
over. II municipalities bnt lived up tc
all that 10 known as to the spread OF dis.
saae by germs euoh scourgss as typhoid
fever and dIpihsrIs would tecome rare
This has been Pasteur's contribution &c
bis age, and eveu be who runs may see
That 1t 10 monumental In character.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30

csse Of ciroumstantiat svidsucs ia
which coiored man named Rubs Mour.
ing was sent TO Jail at Taxarknnn, Ark.
for stealing a $50 bill. has had curious
sequel. In Ma,ch last Abel Martin Ium =.
Dor mill owner loat a $50 bill. He had been
at work in hls private Office when being
suddenly called out on business he left
tho bill lying on tho dssk, but took tho
procautton to lock tho door OF the room
and to carry tho key with him. Though
absent but a few minutes tho bill was
goae on his return. The darby being tluah
with money was accused of tho thsft and
sent 10 jail. Rube has been oonfnod In
jail elk months. On Thursday the money
wac found by boy namod Benny Walker.
In an oIiole's nest III tho top OF q large
oak treo. which Benny Ind climbed up to
take look at. Tho n9ts wds identified
by its owner and the oolored man will ba
given his fresdom. ClTcumstantial evil.
doDco Is often no gooi as In this case.
appearances were against the coloted
mnn although Innocent Of the theft
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30

II reported that the Sugar Trust has
loaned General Gomez sl.0JU. OOO under al
agteoment that the insurgents will do.
stroy as many sugar plantations In Cuba
rs possible With view OF thus. cutting off
competition with the Cuban growers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30
pIJoU THEATRE.

At the Bliou tonight Walter Perkins
will appear III his original creation. Tom
Medow In VIM. Gillette's funny play, "All
the Comforts of Home" which is faros
constructed for laughing purpossJ only.
II has carefully conceived plot, which
btinss about events In a way to provoke
tho risibilities Of auditors. and Ia that
authors most successful effort, not ex-
cspting the much herald ed Too Much
Johnson" The cast Is evenly balanced
arG the scenery Ia all spe Hal and carried
BY the company. The engagement Is
limited to two nights.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30

IRE Texas Governor says thnt the
proposed fight between CorDslt and ritz
simmons shall not take place Ia Texas,
while Governor OFerra!i OF Virginia. says
that he would ondeavor to get tho Legts.
lature of Virginia to amend tho existing
law so as to prohibit glove contests in
the state.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30

IL the discussion over tho reenectiv Q
n'nes rmonget tho newspaper Writers In
our city keeps on. there Will be aerious
trouble. The pastepo,s are as mighty ns
the scissors any DAY. The copy holder
on any paper Will tell you that without
the pastepot lie would do some tail guess.
Ing about tho copy, although he has to do
considerable of it anyhow.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30

GHE oyster saason ls new on in all Its
styles. from raw to fred, Reports re.
ceiSed from tue oyster dreogers OF Wi
comico county, Nd. ars not very encour.
aging. AMI the outlook Is not Ut 10 ut FOR
good oyster seoson. fha oysters are sud
TO DO scarce on the natural bods. Tho
tongers report that tho oysters are scarce
on Naaman's Marsh aud Hurley's Rock.
Que OF tho tougers said that he could
catch ono hundred bushels three years
ago as ensliy as hs could catch twenty.
iivs bushels this season. boat carrying
crew OF four men only caught fifteen
bushels In day. At IS cents per bu shel
II brought tho captain only 1928. which
would not bo a paying catch. The oyster
ie scarce In our city. but ou. local dealers
have thus Tar been able to supply tho
demand. ....-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-30

THr Democrats OF Maryland have
troubles Of their own. 1be BAlumors sun
Is fighting German. We will see who
will come out on top2 German Will make
the fight OF his life.