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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
35 to so per cent less
than the Lowest
crowds the store
with eager Buyers.

It's great news and many are
comparing our sis Suits with
$25 ones. IL.
It's great news and many are
comparing our SIC Suits with
$50 ones.
It's great news and many are
comparing our $40 Suits with
SIS ones.
So far as the S. and Sc. 10
Suits are concerned there's no
comparison, none to compare.
The wonder of the day-how
it is such good Suits can be
sold for So and $6.75. It's a
wonder to both buyer and sell.
er. Customer wonders how it
is. There's no secret. The
Suit is what we've sold for $40.
It's ten dollars worth. You
pay but IS.
Another fact. More and more
apparent. Wen we give notice
Of low and lower prices the peo-
pie believe it. They come and
come in great numbers.
An increased and rapidly
growing business makes it i'm.
perative to have more room.
We must make it from our own
building.
If you want your share of
what's to be bad for the least
money ever expended for Cloth.
ing-come now. If you have
Boys to clothe-bring 'em with
you. Never had such a stock.
Same as you formerly paid So
and $40 now you get for IS
and Sc. Same as you paid So
and $3.50 now you get for $3
and $44.
BY far the prettiest styles -
L tile Juniors, Zouave, dozen
different styles Sailors-all our
own binding. Done in our own
workrooms. The neatness and
exact taste Of braiding and work.
manship is worthy Of remark.
As near as we can find out our
prices are less than the firms
that sell to the stores in the
city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
Funeral Ceremonies.

The remains OF our greatly beloved
Governor. the late Joshua III. Marril. will
be consigned to the grave Mt Laurel to.
day. Sadness Is felt in every part of ou
State and men OF all classos and condl.
tions. irrespective OF party. will unite
to do honor to his memory. 1t is cred.
liable that partizaus can lay asido their
prejudicss and unite in testimonial of
respect to the integrity and worth OF a
political opponent. FLero arc rsdeeming
traits In the nature OF most men. and
death very properly allays all political
aseerbities and strife. and makes members
OF all parties feel akin. L. lie Governor
was mauly man. possessed or noble
nature. and his death Is y public loss
Had he lived to the end of his term. he
would have conferred additional honor
on our State. aud added to his own fame.
lie. however. has finished his course and
gone from his work to his reward. l.
may he appropriately said oil hiIa he acted
wisely anu well. deserved the enco IN
iums paid to his mem Jry uy his fellow
citizens.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
THURSDAY. APRILII. usps.
New Jersey.


The sweep made by the Republicans in
New Jessey on Tuesday confirms the yer.
dict given at the polls in the same state
last November The votes recorded in
lse3 and 1894 were an emphatic condem.
nation OF the Democratic party In State
Affairs. The vote last Tuesday was a con-
dennatlon OF the same party In municl.
pal affairs. Every important city In New
Jersey Ia now under Republican control.
Jersey City. Newark, New Brunswick and
Trenton and mos; of the smaller cities
now have Republican Mayors and Com
mon Councils and for their good govern
ment the Republican party will be- re.
sponsible. The change In Now Jerseys
political alignment which has taken
place during the past two years Is among
the most remarkable OF the many which
have occurred in that brief erlod of
time. For generation 1t has been known
as the most rock-ribbed Democratic State
In the North almost certain to remain
true to the Democracy no matter how
surrounding States might waver. But
II recent State, county and city elec.
tIons are an index, it has taken Its final
depart' re rom that party and Joined the
Republican column.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
Nebraska unh its Sufferers,

G. C. Pond, Of Erving, Nebraska. writes
to this Office concerning tho situation of
the people Of that State, and urges the
charitable Institutions to come to the
help OF suffering hrnIanity at once. Mr.
Pond says there is a company OF men
thero who are proclaiming through the
Eastern press that there is no destitution
and that the psople have sufficient food
and clothing. These men, he says. claim
all tho provisions sent there. MIR. Pond
thiDks the people of Delaware. but moro
especially of Wilmington, should Legin a
money fund and provision bureau in
behalf OF the sufferers. We are In syInpa.
thy with the proposed movement AMI
would he pleased 10 lear OF the fund
being started by tho local charitable in.
stitutlons. Mr. P"nd 10 the Erying DO
licitor and all donations sent hiu will
reach those vito are truly suffering for
the e-ueceS S5dr.es Of life.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
Democrntic wny of CnIIrc,Ing Tnx.


According TO ths report OF Com nptroller
Staats OF New Castle County, TO the Leg.
lelature, for the years 1891, 'V2 and '93. the
dog tax has been insufficient to pay the
losses OF sheep killed by dogs and the tax
collectors fees for collecting the dog tax.
In tho year. 1891 there was levied Il dog
tax OF s2Gll; of this amount ouly S61S. 90
was turned in, on which s9T.9l commits.
slons were paid. In 1892. tho levy was
S2.Sd'. the commissions were $40 3d. and
the net sum collected s52l, 20. In 1898,
tho levy was s3.Oj3 50, the commissions
we're sg3 Is and tho not sum collected was
SG}i IS.
The total levy Tor the three years was
SIS 80. the errors and commissions
-. 80 and the net sum collected
amounted 20 tho handsome sum OF 81, ssh
IA, bringing the county into debt to the
sum OF 1852 Sc Surely there should be
come way OF assessing tho owners OF the
dogs aud then moIe sure way of collect
ing the tax, gentleman well known to
our readers and II first class farmer and q
ex olllco holder said the Democratic coun.
" assrssors viii nssess two. or more
dog to eyory colored man whether he
oHus dog or not. When on going to
collect tins tax the persons assessed very
otlen don't eyen own 4 dog, aud then this
Is marked down to error.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
Crushed to Death In n anuar.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, April 11.-Con-
siderable excitement was caused hore when
the news spread over the town that the
eleven foot sewer ditch which was being
constructed had caved in, burying four
eolored laborers beneath a mass Of earth
A relief party rapidly worked to extricate
the men, and three of them were taken
out alive. George Whitney was dead, his
skull having been crushed by the cavein.
HIS aged father Is not expected to survive.
The Others were more or less Injured
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
ch.rrss .f oerrrptIs. No. s..,.,,.s.

Charges ef oerreptien Not Sustained.
LITTLE Rock, April Io.-The bribery In
vcetigation ended In y COMPLETE vinaica.
tion of all the parties about whom rumors
have SO frequently circulated, and against
whom Representative Yancey made q d.
rect charge on the noer Of the house last
Saturday. The special committee pre-
sented report setting forth the fact that
full and thorough Investigation had
been made, every rumor run down and
over forty witnesses examined, and that
the majority believed that there was 9bso.
lutely no ground for the charges of brib.
cry that have been so freely made. The
five members who signed the majority re-
port were all supporters OF the railway
commission bill, to prevent the passage OF
which, it was charged, money was used.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
BELIEF in cockran's Innocence.

DENTON, Md, April 0.-Excitement in
Caroline county over the murder of little
Sallic Dean continues. The post mortem
examination proves conclusively that the
assault was committed before her assail
ant had added murder to his fiendsh
crime. The people are q unit in believing
that the young school teacher, Cochran,
who Price in his confession charged with
being the principal actor in the crime, is
entirely innocent. The dead girls father
shares in this belief
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
Reunion of Hartra,sg's Division.

HARRISBURG, April 10-The survivors
of Hartranft's division Of the Eighth
Army corps held their reunion here yes
terday. Among those in attendance were
Mrs. Hartranft, the widow of tho famous
general, and his son Linn. A camp fire
was held in the evening, at which ad-
dresses were made by Governor Hastings,
Adjutant General Stewart and Linn Hart.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
Counterfelted Tvo-cept stamu.

CHICAGO, April 10.--United States secret
service detectives have unearthed the most
unique swindle ever pcrpet rated on any
government, and it is believed that thou
sands of dollars have been secured by a
gang of counterfeiters who have repro.
duced with wonderful skill the two cent
postage stamp. The headquarters of tho
gang are at Hamilton, Ont, and the
stamps have been supplied by the Cana
dian Novelty and Supply Company" that
company" furnishing $l15 in two-cent
stamps for 500. Canadian officials have
been notified, and the gang will doubtless
be CAPTURED
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
Enripe.r and Fircman Kulea

ST. JoHNsBuRY, Vt, April 1O.-A pas
senGer train ON the Passumpsic division
of the Boston and Maine railroad came in
collision with large boulder on the track
near Smiths Mills The locomotive was
thrown off the track and overturned and
the engineer, S. j. Rooney, and Fireman
Lewis Emerson were so badly scalded that
they died soon afterward
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
Another Thioying rosta, Clerk.

CHICAGO. April 10.-Patrick C. Crane,
teller of the money order division of the
Chicago postosfics, was arrested last even
ing charged with the embezzlement of
81 ,4l6 He has been employed in the post
Office three years, and has been an excel
lent cmploye, He confessed, saying he was
heavily in debt when he entered the Office
and took the money to satisfy his debtors
He offered to restore the money after be
ing arrested,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
Six Strikers Indicted for Murder.

PITTsBuRG, April 10.-The grand jury
returned true bills against Tarentum
glass house strikers six in number, who
murdered Philip Kearney Sutton, of Dun
kirk, Ind, on March 23 Sutton was
working in the factory as non-u union
man. The murdcrers are all members Of
the Bee gang in Tarentum. Five others
were also indicted fora robbery committed
on the same night. True bills were also
returned against the Denniston sisters,
shopliftcrs, who are known all over the
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
oyster Boat. copf.c.,,a.

PRINCESS ANNE, Nd, April n..-On Fri.
day last several vessels, were confiscated
by Justice King, Of Oriole. The vessels
had been used in dredging unlawfully in
Manokin river, Somerset county. On
Saturday night about 10 o'clock an at
tempt was made to rescue one OF the con-
fiscated boats from the officers. A num-
Der OF citizens Joined the officers, who
opened fire on the boat which was being
towed out, The rcscuers, seeing the dam
ger OF passing with the vessel In tow, let
her adrift, and were thus foiled in their
purDOse
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
Wilson's Conviction Alarmed.

ALBANY, April 10. The court of appeals
has affirmed the Judgment of conviction
of Charles F. Wilson, now confined in
Auburn penitentiary under sentence Of
death. Wilson was indicted jointly with
his brother Lucius II. Wilson, for the
killing Of james Harvey detective, at
Syracuse, who was trying to arrest them.
Both were convicted.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
PHILADELPHIA. VIII MlNCTON 4
BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.
IN LFFECT NOV. lstn. 1894.

IN LFEECT NOV. lStn. 1884.
Trains Ir WIN leave ave Wilmington as follows:
420, $50. ZAP, 750, S.5O,S.55.9 .943, TO- OF, ,10.16,
11.25, 11.S3, 1151 a. M, 1926, 1.s7, s.06,
90, 80 5;5e, IGS s.C6. and sI 81 p m.
For Chester Cexpressj i57, 10, $50, 7.l2,
49, s.5o. 800. 1905. 1l;25, Ill a. M; l.s7.
s%S 2esOamodaion s Sf iS snd SSS SSsp p 15as ss a.
3 Eor NV :, XOTk. ~. s.5S, 10 S.s5; SO.
sos. $40, $50, 707, 9.12 and 1895 p. IN.
For Boston without change, 1915 a. m.
and 5I6 y. m - -
scnville and St Augustine; al p. M,
sleepers TO Hot Springs. Memphis and
For West Chester. via Lamokln. $50 a.
For Newark Center and intermediate
Baltimore and Washington, t.ss, Sol
gli, 1912 and II 2; m, l2;O4; l2.22, 'l.l5. 2.0S,
~. Il MP ,'S.f5' Gal, Sbs' H. SO p m. and
baltimore and intermediate stations.
a.47, 4.tS, 6.Us, and IL "a p. IN.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street sta
tion, for Wilmington texpress) $50, 7.20
~ Ssi loGo lis Ms u B. M 'i2s5 iS9
6.55. 7.4O, lilo, ll.l6 p. m, and 1908 night.
a AccGdmmodation. d ~ .SS, s;lV, 1875 2. M,
lsAo' S.VSs r"o' SOL osNAI 300. 4VVS anu 14oo
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For philadelphia (express), 1.57, z.65, 420
S5O, S.5-, 9.43, 1905. l1.5t a. m, 'l2.35, 1.3T.
s.O5, 5.Oi, 556. 7o7. 7,25, 9.O6 and 9.I2 p. m.
Accommodation, Z, $40 a. m, 1910. lao.
4.O5, 5.ll and 1886 pm.
1915, II 81 "a. M, l.37 5.Ol. 5.5G 7.07 and 9.O6
p. m.
Aceommodntion, 7, $40 a. m. l2 10. 1.4O.
For New York, l.57. lbs, 4 20, Z. $50. s.i2.
1905, 1i,Jl a. m, '12.35, 1.37, S.OJ, 4.O5, o..
Dts 7G7, 9l2. and 1896 p. m.
For Boston, without change, 555 y. m.
For the uth-Southern Railway Ex-
press At d F. m sieSp@fa to Angps,a Jack
sleepors 70 Hot springs, Memphis and
For Wcsi Chester. Via Lamokin. s55 a.
baltimore ana WASHINGTON, 4.ss, sol.
lGis a. M l5oi /, 4 Il z, 5,28 ''6.O5' Gal. IA,
liultlmore and intermediate stations.
r!,; ltGeEs l'ni,aaelphis. Broad street for
a. IN, al aus. bis. 6.55, 74J. S.35. lilo.
ll.iG p. m. and I2.0S night. :, ,,
Dl5LAWARE piNisioN.
C 3D. ' S5i pm M and and i9i0 i5 ii nlFh m -'O ~
isor loves, Sl3 a. m; AZ ?. N,
For Harrington and way stations only.
$50 y. M
Express for wyoming. 653 p M
Express for Cape Charles, old Point
Comfort aud Norfolk. ll.U3 Il, m, and 12.01
night
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For New Castle, l2.U6 night.
Tor Cape Charles, old Point Comfort
and Norfolk, l21l night.
For Mlldetown, Clayton, Dover, Wy
oininF. kelton, Harrington, HriEeyile,
seaford, Laurel, and Delmar. 1901 night,
60 Congressional Limited Express
trains composed entirely Of Pullman Yes-
fare other than the usual Pullman charge.
/ - Limited Express trains, composed of
Pullman Nestibuie Parlur Cars. Vestibuls
Passenger Coaches and Dining Car. No
extra fare.
For further Information passengers are
referred TO the ticket agent at the station.
S. VI PROVOST. j. r. WOOD
General Manager General Pass. Agt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11

THAJSS IEAyE DELAWARE AtEHI Il
DEPOT EAST BOUND
An trains illuminated with Piutsch Light.
New tSr ORR, week days, 1904 TlT. IS ~. .Ioi1
g.u. IL y, - -. = -. = 81. III p IN.
New York. Sundays y Oj. = IL, III ~ a. m.
':sp. '5 u. y 4. I'll p. IN.
nat ireets,p week days 5Ol 3 s.. %, . Ii.
STf, *, ~ ~ - 3g 10 q, 10 40 I'll 4j a. M.
'lH ~ 70. 10. : a5 45a IS J5, G3l T3L ID
tundays. 500 .7l7. 0 80, 75s 800 II 70.
II sUa. NJ: =, = 10 %, 16h 'blA Gao ''3i.
PhiIade,nhia frwelnh nud Market s,...,
week days .30A = IL. % - Nv 10 u. n- = 49,
sundays. ". 7lG Il! tOa. IN. '2Io. '.3L
cii'ESl'rER week dayA 'sOa bs. 'fI7. Ga1.
%i b. - - A.. - 80. 10 40 'lG TO- I'll u u. NJ,
10, . 4g =, &c. '5 %. GJJ = "a. ti5, IL. ii
- Oils / EIt. sundaya 'soa. III os. 5s.
y g. il.40a; m, :. . "a . j. as. 's9a cal
Ailant.c city, week days III, .lssi, -a9
en SUNDAYS I VI, Il, ,,Gi<n n 4 A. '.t'p' N
BALTIMORE h%D wAsHtNGroN af3
il!, IS = A. ln., Il. 10 '.Os " '4s, - i4,-SlJ
'tts p. IN.
Sundays, .415. ~. si7 a. m- r2la .a1a
baltimore and Way stations II a, m, 80
NewarR Bei,... 10. +. ID. IS Il a. m. .l2 1d.s0i,
= 81, :. l. - IS IT. = IS, II l1p. III. Sundays
ar ti. : {, m, ~ TO- O3,'l 81. ., IS H.
CIicHEp, 's II. M, a - p. a., daily.
I nrnunii HRd =, Louis. ~ iJp. II. and
Z q T.. n. dnily.
New orleans viz BrIslct AMI Chattanoo n,
= y. IN. dniIY. Through sleeper 10 AUa
Orleans
siDgerly accommodation. :. il a. M, S0I
% aux II 10 p. Ht.,daily.
LandeHbcrg aCcO cOumUiution. 1eeH days.
~, -. tn, : - and ~ y. nE Supday4
80 H. m. 3 - p.
rninz IenEs Msrttrt street station for
rev Ork. week days. = 20 H. IN,
tUr Philadelphia. week days t %, = VI
- 10, II y Il. NJ. @5s ii y. sundays. t -
" nj, lu', Ia g - y. IA,
lUr rttsBurg und GnleAso week dAys . y
fUr baltimore. week lays, o. go a. M,
st3, - ~ p. al. sunday ~ p. IN.
lUr lhudeh4efg anu Way stations weeG
ouys 'e, - Il. III. : ~, ijp IN. sandayS
t.Git. No.. 10 y. II.
etNe Philadelphia trwouIy fourth md
Chestnut sIrretsi lur " umlHgt tOn week dAs 4.
:" %, : lp III - 0, Ti l.. NOM, = j
= So w. a. = %. I4J. 'aJN - a. 80, Il 3l
= T.. : - 5. ~. u ~ all II 20 ,, IN.
sunday, > Il, 10. = -. 5J 10. I'll ~ u, m.
moon. - - %, L., '4JJ. ~ i ~, :, ~. = ~
- ~ and II y. rl.
I,enrr philnaeiphiu lfSyuluh and Marlte
FIrrris), week days " ~, :, -. III u IA. IN.
[ 20 ~. :, 20 y. IA. sGadLS5, ~ = ~ - ~
] a. NJ. - Al, = : p. IN,
| ICl phone. No. t9l.
t0rts TO Western points lower than via any
ether uHe.
Z %. sCuII. General Passenger Agent
It. Is. CAMPbt4LL. - guGTa. MauaS5r
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
N,rlLmAa4oN AND NonlnrnN II. IL

IiM. TAEEElS FtTnCr oct. 18th. 1891
lrnHs leaye Wilmington Trench street
stu. luu iUr y. Il a.. Jtuvtun, MuulphsHin
W'ut'EIuur, 1aJ0HUUurt, tIahogue. GoEsart,
thnt.Ia Ori d8tae1iuu, puc4psom, Nrsl hes
ttr, I'm ru4yHte h1rtUuy,Ile, GoatcsV HE
ahl lHicrhell latt ktutiuuu nHly except sun
daI, rl u-g =tfi., = 3d. T. le AMI D. .. m sun
LHl MY al Et4 IA IN. I,3 luu T. , y.
For Nayue-bdT Z juutttuI, springfield sni
lnt" mediate atHtlans dilliy except sunday.
A.: ',p5 . N. = 3 AID 3, y. IN, Sunday oulY
~ Nul a. iI..4 % and s. u. IA.
fui sUHnBHz Bir1sbprO. Gu7iHg bud inter.
mediate staliuus, daily except sunday. at
'd' a. m and 10 y, M sunday only at SOL
u. IN. and ].ts7 p IN
y. G MgtAI SI4AND. Superintendent,
BOW NESS BRIGGS. Gen Pass. Agent
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
Judge Martine's Successor.

ALBANY, April 1O.-Govrnor Morton
has appointed Thomas Allison as judge of
The coHrt of general sessions In the city
ind county of New York, to fiji the va.
:dncy caused by the death of Randolph b.
Maritime
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
Inc Mon,nn,. rnner.


The women connected with the Homeu.
patnjc Hospital Of this city will Issue on
Saturday morning next u newspaper for
the Leneti. OF the hospital, 20 10 called the
Wouuu's EJition. So fac they have done
excellent work, and the paper gives prom.
iso of great SUCCESS. Iae advertislng
department gives expectations OF eon=ld.
cradle profit. Ihero is no eubjsGt in
which tie women oI to-day are Interested
that Will be left untouChod, Neither Will
the men nor children be neglected. 1t
only remains now Tor the general public
To take hand in the circulation depart
ment in order To make tho ventBfe u
success throughout. An edition OF - 0UO
copies Will be printed and the Eeople Of
Delaware should exhaust IL to the last
COPY. Agents IN all the towns Of the
state will take orders, and liberal Ie-
sponse by the people will mid worthy
Institution aud complete tho saeees5 Of
one of the greatest enterprises ever un.
dertuken by thu women Uf Wilmington
Governor Watson IL reported to havs
said thul lie will make no re appointments
to Office. II this bs 80 Court House uiu.
cial5 may know what TO expect. We know
tAAN ANNbIHOI hulbDu - "a ltlH pttlt. Al u
VIII look out for the success Of his purity
ana Ills friends, but we Nope he Will be
GoSeenor nna not permit two or three
msn 10 control his actions winds n that
high onice ts his Democratic predecessor
appeared to do. We arc sorry Lo have to
/ bow TO tho ways OF Providence, as Il ap.
pears Providence and the Lem yeratsc par
~ have gone hand IN hand il cur Sta C..
IuE Eev. A. Edwin Kelgwn. paator OF
the FIRST Presbyterian Chugch at 4IliiYiiie,
n, j. has becn very successful in Ills now
charge. On sunday. April 7th. ifty one
new memLers were adIou to the church
and uiuetaan persUns were haplIaed.
Surely tho gifted young minister is
mu&tug a pronoaneei success in his min
4 Is.crIai eateer. lla ls a tulented young
man aud viii make uls marx in tho world.
. We ulc pleased 10 hsar ol his pronuuneei
] SUCCESS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
Gond shootlng nd ror,renn.

@1ohn G. Gam was In our city yesterday
aud said there was good shooting at Pott
Penn, They will have a boat running
between there and Philadelphia In few
weeks.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
Security Trust I saIa Deposit e.
No SIC Market Street,

No SIC Market Street.
Capital 100000. surplus 100000.
Allows Interest an Deposited
Nloney Follows
Deposits payable on demand per cent.
Depoeits payable after 10 days notice ~.
per cent.
Deposits payable after q days notice 3 per
cent.
Active business accounts are not taken.
The company acts a. Executor Admins
traitor, Trustee. Guardian, receiver and
Agent, and rents small safes in hro uu1 Dur-
flar-proof vaults.
BENZ. NILLDS President.
WM, T. BANCROFT. Vice President
JAS. H. CLARkSON. Treasurer
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
HOOPER'S AAODiAE =: i:.:.. s.. s.. s.

Captain Sweeney. L. :. 4. san Diego,
Cahsays, ''el.sioI-s D4turIA I,rueHb Is tue
lirst medic.Ee | ElFa ever toalat tAut
would do me any gugi.' Eriee 14..
SuiI ~ y. Il. utHsarln nrl4s4sl s Z
Corner sucgndaHd AIlapt s,revEa
For pure milk ana cream 20. to l02 W.
18Th street, deitgereu IN Iura Or cans
to all pGlts Of tHe g!ty. LmH ktau4s.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11

Tur jury In tho famous Anna Dickinson
cnse wLo was committed 10 a lunatic
Gsyium uy, Ir. Underwood. DIR. IIilrinau.
John VI bFydea George 4. Thompson and
others, atter being out seventeen hours
and failing to agree On verdict wers
discharged owing to !Ec death OF Mrs.
John Green wife OF ono OF tho jurors. 1t g
said the majority Of the Jury favored
verdict in favor OF the plaiuL,I, Mics Anna.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11

~ serious n.sllars Of the giving way OF
a iarge plate WAfaa FELL from tho bottom
oflthe British steamship Alvsua when
near NOifoH, Va, on Wednesday tho
steamers compartments wera soon full OF
water up to the second Ieca. Tnre Q
steam pumps aud one htnl pImp wara
at once put to work but tnry could not
free the yeseeI. some 24J tons OF the
steamets cargo were thrown overheard.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
PENNSYLvAAlA RAILROAD.

The standard Railway OF America.
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE
Interioeking switch Rnd Block signal sys
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11
Z NEss-Will pe sold at public sale az the
shops Of the subscriber. In Centrevilie. Dell.
THURSDAY. APRIL is. 1895.
Atio,clocl. p m shnrp.

Nv One good horse. 80 wagons as fol-
-A1T lows: brewster spring buRriee
end sprlnR bugglea = good bugafss, with
leather covered bowa brewster springs AMI
wrought iron boxes. do. do end spring bug.
gies. DT. Phuetons. . surreys of them with
Dnlzeil axles and wrought iron boxes 1 new
jump seat carriage. l second hand surrey, 1
milk or Jaeger wagons dearborns. mar
row track wagon. second hand buggies 2
Jaeger wagons. lumber or iron wagon with
shafts aud pole, 4 collars, , twin harrows. lot
OF single aud double trees lot OF harness
sets OF stage harness set of cart harness, 10
foot hay bed and other articles.
Torms-Ail sums of $25 aud under cash. over
tha amount n credit of months on pur.
cha SER giving u bankaDle note with an APP
pro we'd ennorser. FRANK ID CHANDLER.
q. liobininson. Auc. al0
DUBLiC SALF-Will be sold nj public sale.
i at the 81 ables of the subscriber. at the
corner of Third and Orange streets Whining
ION nal ON
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11

IHE iioras of ertngs for Governor Mar
VII, ordered by the Legislature from flor.
lat Matthew Hayden, No. 709 Market
street, emblsmatie OF Gates Aiar."
made from roses. carnations and ylolets,
were sent By the train this morning.
They Wers very beautiful lnLeaa.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11

LIuE Delaware Is represented by
nineteen employees in the United states
Treasur, Department at Washington. d.
c, who receive salaries amounting to
t25 CAT.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-11

On the purchase of $500
worth, we pay railroad excur-
sion fare from Wilmington to
Philadelphia and return.