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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-19
CAPT. MURPHY
ON TRIAL
For Violation Of the Neutrality Laws
Of The United States
81 TAXING AN EXPEDITION
OF Military Men With Arms and
Ammunition to the Island Of
Cuba Against the King
OF SPAN, a Country
with Which We
Are at Peace.

When Commissioner S. Redmond Smith
took his seat with United States Court to
give preliminary hearing to Captain Ed.
ward Murphy, on the charge of having set
on foot aud did begin a military expedi-
ton from Philadelphia on or about Au-
gust 8. There was q good sized crowd pres
emit, including: Captain w. W. Kerr, John
d Hart J. b. Kennedy Bryan OF Charles
ton, who defended Captain Hughes and
Horace Cheney Of Philadelphia
Captain Murphy was represented by
Senator Gray and Herbert IL. Ward.
The Government was reprt sented by
District Attorney l.. C. Nanlngrift, who
expects to produce fifteen witnesses, in-
ending First Mate Rand, Second Mate
johnson and Quartormaster Camp and
six of the members Of the crew Of the
Laurada when she is alleged to have car
ried the expedition. Among those who
witnessed the hearing were Mrs. Ralph
DeSoto and Mrs. John NJ. Taylor.
1t is understood that there Is u warrant
for Mr.. Hart in conjunction with General
Holof who was arrested i'll Naw York.
1t was 10. As when Herbert II. Ward mo-
toned to qunsh the proceedings on the
grounds that there was no warrant sworn
in this district but upon the strength of
the warrant sworn by Dr. Cungusto in
Philadelphia who based his charges upon
Information received and not upon person.
ii Knowledge as required by law.
District Attorney Nandrgrft asked for
the dismissal of the motion because the
nr,rticn hnfnr. tho ,nnyj-t,.,,tr was nrcorl-
in'r ta rn1tnn, and ~. nrnn,.r ,nnrsr far
ne G do cnnnsal IL nrncaod was To
G,t,tn a writ If b,,hn,s rnrnus in tho
district wLerc the co,n1ln1nt was ORIGINAL
made
n, Joce C,prosto ovnrs tbn chorocs bn-
fore c"n"ni.. innnr EfmInds were truo to
tho hnst ~ III. knn,vlpI5n and hnIinf
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iva ,hnnt - r,ln nf nrncodurr in Inu,s,nn
mr. thn iifth iistrict If phiadrlnhin. No
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-19
HE WAS CDLlGiNG.
The Sheriff Did tha Fair Thing and He
Returned the Favor.

The Sheriff Did ths Fair Thing and He
Returned the Favor.
When the sheriff went over from Golden
City to Lucky Valley after Jim Sanders,
who WAS wanted for shooting Dan vii.
liams in u quarrel over a game of cards,
he didn't even take gun along He
found his man in saloon and naked him
to step up and take drink. Jim com
piled, but kept Il hand on his gun. When
they had drank, they sat down and the
sheriff told three or four funny stories.
BY and by the puzzled Jim broke out with:
''Sec, here, Joe, did you como over after
meg"
"Waal, thought you might want to jog
along back with me-" was the reply.
Not much! III never he taken alive"
"TEen that settles it. Let's hcy anoth-
er driuk."
They drank again, and the officer told n
very funny story about II tHnd"rfoot's OK
poricEcc in Golden City, jim laughed as
loudly as the Others, but presently grew
serious and sid:
Say, Joe, you can't take me alive
"Waal, We won't worry about that,
Jim," was the reply. Lets hov another
nip and then game of cards"
The game lasted until the sheriff had
lost about $50. Then he ordered drinks
and sang II song When tho song was fin
ishGd, he said to Sanders:
Jim, hewitt made things pleasant ful
you today"
"You hcv, Joe, and no mistake"
Treated you like IL gentleman, heyn'i
"You certainly hev.'
"ThGt's MY way Of doing things. Now
want you to treat Inc like II gentleman
Go back to Golden City with me-
"But shot Dan Williams over thar"
"Of course you did"
"Ard they want to hang me- "
"Uf course they do, but thut's nothin tt
me- don't make the laws. was sem
out aftcr you, and want to take you back
l could hev sneakcd in and got the drop OF
you, but lKnowcd 'twould hurt yer pride
Haven't | kin tender with you, Jlm?'
"You hcv, Joe, but l don't want to b,
hung"
Il s'pose not, but see how nice I've usci
you. Would any other sheriff hey done IT.:
"No, | reckon not.
"Of course rot. And If you are hung
won't Loss the job and mako it us easy
as possible Just como right along tt
obleese Inc, Jim.
would 1t be n great favor to you?"
ut would ard it would show me that
you was Il gentleman to loot. I'm gen
tlcman myself, and l kin appreciate gen
tleman."
WAL, Joe, " said Jim after moment.
thought, II did say wouldn't go, and
did think l didn'twant to be hung, but tc
obleeye you and to show these critters thai
l know what good manners is III go along
with you"
And ten days later Mr.. Sanders ATTENDED
nCclstio social and was left behind whoT
the others started for home. Dallas News
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-19
GOlgty COLLEGE.
The Night Sessions to Open Monday, Sep
TENDER g8-Splendid Chance for Per-
sons of Both Sexes to Get Prac-
tical and Business Education.

An unusual opportunity, and one that
should be taken advantage Of, will be
offered persons who are occupied during
the day. In the evening sessions to be OPEN
ed Monday, September 2S, at Goldey Com
mercial and Shorthand College, Institute
building, Eighth and Market streets.
The enjoyable feature In these evening
sessions Is that each student is taught
alone, there being practically no classes.
There is, therefore, nothing to hinder the
advancement Of any individual. and nothing
to embarrass the most timid or deficient,
no matter how old. Persons from middle
age to IA have attended.
The sessions are open to clerks, salesla-
dies, mechanics, business people, and any
Others who desire the unusual advantages
offered. A corps Of specialists In the yari-
Gus branches give careful instruction.
Students can take one or more Of the fol.
lowing: Bookkeeping and Business Prac-
tice, Rapid Business Writing. Arithmetic,
Letter Writing, Spelling, Quick Figuring,
Shorthand. Typewrtlng, etc. The charges
are reasonable and payments easy, for the
six months session, or by the quarter,
month. or by weekly payments. New stu
dents are now being enrolled. The office
will be open evenings next week. and there
after, for the enrolment of new students.
A beautiful new and illustrated night CIR
cular, giving all particulars, will be cheer
fully mailed free to anyone dropping pos
tai to Principal II. S. Goldey, or calling at
the college Office
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-19

The honored Lieut.. Governor Of great
State has been cured by DR.. Greene's Ner-
vura blood and nerve remedy.
Dr. Greene's Nervura Is the medicine
which always cures.
Who can doubt this after reading Of Its
wonderful cure of Gen. Thomas, Lieut..
Governor of Vermont, given III the illus.
trious soldier statesman's own words
General Thomas, who resides in Mont
pelier, Vt, is one eff the foremost figures
in America to day. From State Repre-
sentative he became Senator, was after
wards Judge of Probate, and then made
Brigadier General. He was commissioned
by President Grant Pension Agent for
Vermont and elected by the people Lieu.
tenant-Governor of the State.
Here is what this man of cminence says
of DR.. Greenc's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy, and of his cure by the use of this
wonderful medicine:
II am pleased at this opportunity to add
my testimonial to the worth of DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-19
Unique .erylce in Church.

ST. pauls NJ. Il. Church was crowded
last evening and people stood through tho
service who could not bo seated to hear
Captain Cox Of the salvation Army, WIG
has been announced making thousand
miles tour with her "W0mans cavalry
brigade" The workers Of the army Id
this city were present in their regular
uniform, Staff Capt. Blanche b. Coz
wore ablue skirt and blouse trimmed with
red braid, and q sailor hat covered her
short curly hair. :.
Although English by birth she has spent
the past hvo years in this country They
left Washington, Aug 10 and have preaoh'
cd in number of cities so that Capt. Cox
says when asked where sho Is from that 1t
is almost impossible for her to tell Us she
IL from so many places having travelled
and preached all over the world. In OPEN
Ing, DR. Murray introduced Capt. Cox, and
her aids in few well chosen words giving
them hearty welcome, which was Eiuch
appreciated by tho Capt. us they made her
feel at home at onco.
Sho said, I'VE do not travel by rail bat
by wagon and preach the gospel as We go.
Sometime we exchange our gospel pro-
ducts with farmers for farm produce and
while wo are fed wo trust they arc
strengthened by might in tho innor,nan.
A short song service was held in which
Capt Hi, Lieut.. Alice Allott, Lieut.. Nc
DOnpll, JipU. DSFLHtl illll Ulh htu-uo-
camp Ensign Thompson, Lieut.. COLDER
and Capt. Sarah llalpia TOOK part.
Captain Cox announced That tho after.
noon service for to-day would DO omitted
as she desired to gOtU New Cutie TO visit
tho Jail. That tho sGrvlco ut 81. Pau!s
church would be held tonight ut o'clock.
tomtrrow at $50 o'clock and 73l, also
Monday ut p. III, ana Sp. NJ A shorb
sermon was thea preached by Capt. Cox.
from the historical reference to Shalrach,
Meshach and AbUd-ncgo, who said, "We
will noa worship the golden Image, which
thou hast set up" A more inclIlvo, heart
searching sermon Is seldom heard.
Many fucts Of experience with tho hard
est cases showing the power OF the Cross
to-day were told i'll most touching and
forcbnlo manner. She sail l am living
witness that tho Gross has lost none Of Its
old timo power when properly presented.
Her Invitation TO the altar was most
pathetic and forcablc, Come to tho altar,
come to Jesus. DON'T be afraid. What
tho world may think now will not count
at the Judgment. Let the professor, who
is right in the sight of man but all wrong
in the right of God come. You know how
it is. Don't blush for shame but blush for
the lack Of real godincss"
DR.. Murray then led tho prayer meeting
and thn nj ar was filed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-19
GATHERING l,nlurO ms.

The gathering of mushrooms has been
n now industry lately. The fields and
meadows surrounding tho city havo been
prolific with this luscious fungi They
have been gathered by no bu,hel and sold
in The street markets, AID pcdlled from
house to house, bringing from 10 to 10
cents per quart
1t is not everybody that likes mushrooms
while there are hundreds, who, having
tasted them once whom properly prepared
and cooked have invariably called for
more. Tho dread of eating tho poisonous
toadstooa has kept numerous persons
from ovon tasting the delicious mushroom
and whenever you show them this much
sought after article of food they at once
throw, up their hands and say none Of
them for me-"
They are afraid that by mistake they
might possibly partaEo of II toadstool. The
though. is not very pleasant to contem-
plato whom tho savory dish is set before
You. But with proper care thor els no
danger Of buying toallstools in your mush-
rooms. Webster defines the mushroom rs
follows: IAN cditablr fungu; (ugarius
campctriS) having IL white stalk which
bears n conncx or new ilattish expanded
portion called the pilcus.'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-19
AMUSE M EHTS.


Vanity Fair will appear at the Grand
TENDER end. 1t won't do to miss the
dance Of the four hot tamalo girls, nor tho
funny elephant in the Conoy Inland scene
of Vanity Fair. OF course, ii you are dys~
pcptic aud don't want to laugh or don't
want to thoroughly enjoy an evenings
performance, you will have nothing to do
with Vanity Fair Everything in this
strictly up.to.date show is now, fresh and
bright from the magnificent seem
CRY, tho wonderful mechanical and electric
effects down to tho jokes Of the per-
Torrance.
See what there is? A burlctta at the
oroning followed by olio of the chosest
vaudeville talent of either this country or
Iuropc, and concluding with performance
of the spectacular comedy jay New York
or Fun at COnny Island.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-19
WHEN HELEN GIVES US TEA.

Pleasant chat and laughter gay,
Friendly converse every day.
The chaelful clici; OF cup and plate,
Hearts 50 blitho they smile ut fate.
This is " hat we hear and see
When Helen gives us tea.
Teasing words and archest smile,
Which tho hearts Of men brguilc,
Cordial wclccme, gentle sraceS,
Jokes and grips and radiant facos,
All Of this.-&h, lucky VIC
When Helen gives us tea!
Mary F. n. Nixon in New York Sun.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-19

While passing along Ninth street this
morning II workman who WAS seated on
the new post ctli"o step made u very foolish
speech He said if Bryan is not elected
We will show the damned gold bugs what
us wOrkmun arc made Of Just Mt that
timga county constable was also passing
lie said he was sorry but Bryan wUulG
never bn elected President, that We did not
want any free silver in this country. Both
speeches were significant and showed that
the campaign of education had begun in
earnest. The sensible Democrats don't
want to scn Bryan elected and he wont b,
for they will help to defeat him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-19

This Is VIII itish md silky,or somewhat
soaly above and bears on the under side
radlatng 9ills uhich are ut first flesh col =
orca but gradually become brown. The
plant grows in rich pastures add is pro-
verbal for rupidity Of growth and short
ness Of Duration 1t hasa pleasant smell
and is largely used for fool 1t is also
cultivated from spawn Any largo fun.
gus especially one of the genus agari.
Gus IL toadstoOl Several species and
cditaDlc, but many are very poisonous.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-19

The fatal disease called spinal mcnin-
gifts that has made its appearance in Mil
Greek hundred amongst the farmers
horses, is playing havoc with them, and
the puckutb IUk, of tho farmers rs well
Several horses have died within the last
month and several more are affected.
There shout | be- some effort made By the
Safe authorizes to stamp this fatal dis
ease out before it gets such foothold
amongst the horses That it will be next to
impossible to prevent its spread and the
taking off Of nearly all the HOSES IN New
Castle county. The peculiar disease got
such Il hold amongst the cattle Of Cum
bCrand County, n. j., that the author
titles bad to take hold add stamped out
the disease
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-19

The "Dclawarc School of Oratory' Will
give Fall Sports ut Rivcrvicw, Saturday
afternoon, September 60, at . o'clock.
There will be ! events and over goo in
prizes. This will he the first Field Day
given by the school. and no expense, VIII
be spared to make each contest exciting.
All races are sanctioned by those in
authority a Two mile tandem race be-
tween Cooley Brothers and Hoffman team
will be ono of the attractions. There
never has been Il tandem race in W IL
mington. The football game between
tho "Dpawurc School Of Orltory' and an.
other school team for IL silver cup, will END
the sports
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-19

Mrs. Minnie J. Lowell, neo Hartford, near
Niagara Falls wife of VIM. r. Lowell,
died on Friday afternoon Mt o'clock from
a complication OF Diseases She had been
sick for nearly one year. She leaves q
husband and three small children to mourn
her loss Funeral services will DO held no
her lac residence, No. sos West Seventh
street, on Monday afternoon ut , o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-19

The following business was transacted
in tho OruLnI.s' Court this morning:
Mr.. john II Rodney, trustee, madc re-
turn of the sale Of the interest in real oS-
tate of Margaret J. Truss i'll her fathers
att
Mr., Charles Smith presented petition
Of tho Equitable Guarantee and Trust
Company 10 spend portlon of tho prin'
cipal Of Harry W. Canning for his cduCa-
ton and maintenance.
ssA sale Of good milch cows will taIscplace
NJ l'a4mnOros, near CrntrrVilc, DEL, on
Tuesday next. The cows are an extra fine
lot and should be seen to be fully apprtci-
atul.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-19

Rev. w. W. Sharp Of Wesley NJ F.
church will preach for DR.. +, l.. Hubbard
In Madison Square NJ. + Church, Bllti-
more, tomorrow both morning and even
ing.
Rev w. +. Greenfield of Mt. Pleasant
will preach for. Rev. W. W. Sharp, at
Wesley NJ. Il. church, both morning and
evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-19

A T PRIVATE SALE-To close cstnt of
~ William p richardson 3 farms in New
tnstle comfy. alt very drsiraOl" und with
good buildings.
No. l--hOOnt 30 acres, Mil Cree; hundred
mites IrOm stanton,
No About 100 acres adjoining No. l.
No, 3--About 100 acres ChrlStiimn hundred
on" mile from Wilmington, ADJOINING Els
lnrTp, and along line Of II. " U. Il. IL, Well
NuaptCu Tor truck or dairy. Apply tu any OF
the undersigned
jos III 7. IucmAnpsoN EXECUTORS
ALFRED ID. WARNER
de6w-f
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-19
The Republics I hef,

On the retirement of the steamer Rcpub-
lie to winter quarters the popular cook,
Mr.. Harry Drawn, has been secured by
Caterer Allen II. Ainscow, No. III Mar
kct street. With Caterer Frank NJ. Slack
as steward and cook Harry Drawn in his
employ, Mr. Ainscow evidently means to
give his palrons the best.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-19

Detective McNcy went to Baltimore yes.
tcrday and arrested James Mitchell of
this city, for housebreaking. In his poss.
ession was found part Of the jawelry and
silvorwarc stolen on Wednesday night
from the residence of John banning
and an account of which appeared
in yesterdays REPUBLICAN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-19

George Frank and w. II. Lonand arc
very dosirious of receiving IA challenge
from any two riders on II Tandem to Now
Castle and back. Tho other two riders
will be allowed, 3 minutes start.
The two riders must not be over II
wears
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-19

The exercises to have been given last
night in the Opera House have been post
poncd until Thursday, October 90. All
tickets reserved will DO good on that
night. Those wishing their money re-.
funded can return them Saturday night at
the CiCeronan Society.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-19

nTBilt SALE-Of good furniture win BIO
sold at No. 90i Van Buren, street on
Tuesday, sept. ~. At ! O'Clock. y. IN. phr,of
dining room ana bedroom furniture, carpets
stoves aud full line # china aud glassware
ann kitcaGn utensils. Sale positive. part es
removing from the city.
L. W, StidLam & Son. Aucts,
=
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-19

To make your selection for fall or winter
clothes ns YOU will have tho choice Of q
large stock of goods. Prices arc very low
TO correspond with the present times: Call
mud examine them. l.. Hciss, the Tailor,
A Enst nrl street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-19

A match has been mado at catch weights
between Frank Wangn, tho Indian boxer
Of Baltimore and 9, j. Moriarity of this
city for n side bet Of 800 each, The men
will meet Monday night at an Annapolis
road resort. MJriarity will on October !,
meet Charles Mckecver Of Philadelphia,
lprn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-19

The Pennsylvania pilot boa. W, " Kerr
VIII Oh has been oyorhauled here sailed this
morning for the Delaware Capes Sbo
has been lttul out with now sails and RIG.
fore topmast She has boon out Of com
mission three oeks
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-19

Hiram A. Wilson, Benjamin L. Crlley.
Roirrtcd reduced and dropped pensions
re.opcncd and successfully, per5ocutcd,
Willows pension; secured in from 10 to 70
i,vs, Slow cases hurried up.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-19

shiloh Daptist Church. lath a1u orahgo
streets, Rev Is + Moore pastor PREACHING az
10 SO a IN by Rev 4 u Miller. y aud o. N
ly Nsy WAiker sunday schHol "a " frcaen
,yy A r M Nv Rev Alex Gordon
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-19
!, UNR|VALED IN ALL The WORLD.
----- ~ - - -
Lieut. Governor Of Vermont Made Well by the Gnea
Conqueror Of Disease, Dr.. GBene's NeNura.

Known Honored All the United States Famous Bgade
General Thomas, Lieu-Go of Vermont Tells Those
Who Desire to Get Well that Dr. Greenes Nervura the
Medicine Which Will Surely Cure Them
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-19

New suits for
boys--sizes IS
TO 10 y G a r s.
Long trousers
S6.5o,SS and 10,
eNccptional val.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-19

I GSr-On Sept. 10. 4 small silver watch
IL and chain. A reward II returned to
go East IN street. el0.2t@
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-19

VIZ ANyED 10 trade. high grade bicy-
w Gle Tor wagon. Apply to this oihce.
slD.2t+
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-19

wv ANTED-Good white and cOlore1 cooks
w s3per week; also one to 90 Il short dis.
ttnre out Of city, $3.50 per week; girls for
hoiisc wOrkto go to Philadelphia, NewArH.
Klamens ud North East; a c0lorcd man for
farm work hprjy ut thu Wilmington In
tclligenue Office, e5 Shipley st. sl9.2t'