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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-26
Bishop Monaghan,

Bishop Monaghan. blessed two statues
in 81 Anno's Church last evening A
public reception was held in tho basement.
Tomorrow he will confirm largo class
in Newark
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-26

William Ruidel and Louis Mardcl had
an alteration in the rathskeller last event
ing. They settled it before Magistrate
Kelley, By MArtel paying tho costs
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T. n. Wier. Fifth and King Streets,

l. II. Wier, rHtn ana Ming otreetS,
ls the place. You ought to try that coffee
we sfll for 20 centsa pound. It's cleared in
the roastlng. No dark or broken grains. and
makes line rich drink. Ii you like strong
colrls 9, this VIII Just suit you. Here IS some
thing nlce. Five pound crock OF ie'y. laE
cents. It's good Jelly. and thun you haye tho
crocS. And that apple butter. pounds in
crock ut loo. Ia big seller. The upple but
ter Is good. Graham finest always fresh.
Jelly put mp i'll fancy ere IN pitcher cents
This Ia the regular IOc size, Pure salad dress
Ing I0c. bottle OF horse raiish lOc, Both
of those will stand Jst OF the pure foo law
Silver star brand canned lobster One pound
tall can lSc. This years packing Ladies'
we have that big quart of capsup for LOG.
Thiss that cook Kind YOU ali like. Fancy
full cream cheese l0c pound. This ls new
cheese, mid and very nice for so early In
the BcaSOn. Imported Frehch sardines IN oil
lOc u can. These are extra nne. packed In
pure olive OIL About Is fish to can and
has long key that turns he whole top Of
the eau. Brown sugar, 3hc pound at TN.
WIcr. 9th and King Streets j!j.Gt-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-26
Serge
Suits,
New,
Stylish,

wool, good color suit in all
sizes $3.50 for a blue or
black Serge Suit in regular
and stout sizes. Goats
half lined $40 for blue,
black and gray Serges,
coats half lined, in regular
stout and slim size S.
$3.50 for blue and black
suits, coats made skeleton,
seams, satin finished, vests
with Mohair backs. A few
specials at &25. extra fine
cloth and trimmings, all
sizes in regulars and stouts
All sizes i'll Boys Serges
at So. so, $3.50 and $40.
Double breasted Coat Suits
III Blues at SO aud
$3.50.
Open evenings until 9
O'Clock,
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-------------------------
GALE OF REAL ESTArE-The UNDER
y signed will sell at public sale on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE. 10Th. 1877.
Ats o'clock p. M.
at the Court House. In tho city OF Whining.
ton. tde follow NJ real estate:
No. Tine frame house and lot known as
NO. 4I2 est front street. Lot IL feet six
inches by " #.
No. 2-With two frame dwelling houses
adjoining No. l. on the Fast. IL IT. 4in, x 100
r. Fronting on Front street and also on tho
T., ". & b. H. d.
No 3-With frame dwelling house there.
on IN the rear OF No. |. hay Ing tt front OF lG
II. u in on T., W. g. Is. K, Il.
No. with a brick dwelling house there
on at the orthwest corner OF CHESTNUT and
VanEuIen streets Fropiing on VanBuren
street. Gtt with depth OF W Fl Gin
This property will be sold under order Of
the Orphans' Court to close IN estate.
MARY DONUHUE
Adm, niStratr'x.
j2O.st
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-26

Tonight at Sorrel Horse Hotel, Peter A.
Pagan, l04 w. Front street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-26

DROPOSALS-Sealed Proposals will be SO =
ceived at the Office OF the Board OF
Health until II ESDAY. June 20th, at
o'clock p H.. for the paving of Piullctts
Court with vitrined brick or Granolith 10
pavement. Specifications may be seen Mt
office. southwest corner 81 xth aud cling SITS.
Tue BOARD reserves the right to reject any or
Gll b ds JOSEPH L. PYLE. NJ j..
Pros dent.
Attest: Chas. Ten WeegoI, Sec. jJ
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-01
Ebnn IL Co.'s Review,

New York, April 3O--R G.. Dun 4,
Companys weekly review Of trade To-
morrow VIII say:
In spite of moderate Improvement in
most Of the great industries business is
Disappointing. Expectations Of the
peedy end OF war in Europe through
Turkish victory have helped 20 dcprcs ;
grain. Demands Of Austria and China
have caused exports Of $4,000 900 In gold
Merchandise imports are greatly inc!eas-
ed and final action Of Congress on the
revenue question seems more remote
Wheat rose last Saturday nearly .
cents, but has fallen since that day
about cents. This Is largely because
European markets did not sustain the
expectation Of great foreign demand
after the outbreak Of war, and because
events appeared 10 forehadow speedy
peace. but the tidings from wheat grow
ing States, the receipts from farms,
ana the enormous exports Of corn. ali
had inuencc. Corn exports have been
l3,2oV, l9I bushels in four weeks against
4,4?6 6'a last year. while Atlantic ex-
ports OF wheat in the same weeks. -four
included, have been only 1929, 34s bush.
els against 4,o91,2l5 last year Nor is
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-01

Two parties returned this AFTERNOON
from Lake Drummond. They got back
Just III time TO vote. Among them wert
W. T.. Hines, Simon NJ. Lawrence, II. Z
ELAN, John Il. Norilcct S. S. Hnsier
Jersey n. Barnes and Paul l.. Rnwles
SCALDED IN a VAT
Willie r,v,o,. :, yo,rr white man
rot ha1,y sra1Ia,1 ,,.da,. =, ia Somrn'
mana ,r,.,,n,, t.. Nm, ,.a,,'o,,,,.. ,;i,,,.
IIe WIS v,ori.;rr ,,r..r , sin.,n, rat ,vbcr
his foot s}jnncd Hn foil in and had his
foot badly 'hurnod n, v,o, VII, moi hr
able 10 walk n,,,rl, far .avcrol dave
,c,,,r ,,,r,,,
~ E'l-r''1i io-H "
SeEaIa! free minstrel shows were
gwen on the streets last night as soap
advertisement There we're clog dances
ana variety music.
Coroner T.. a. Keith. of Pitt county,
\. e., was visiting old friends in Suffolk
to,aay: lie once lived here
AT. Frank NJ. Arthur, of Driver, 4 can
Giaats FOR the next Legislature, was in
"ui"ik To-Day.
Mrs. Joseph i;keeter and children. of
western iiranch, returned home To-day
ai.er IL Visit 10 NirS. Alicc Jones
II. y. j.. Appiewhite. or Sufolk. has
oeen IN RANKIN Tor me past Two
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NoRFoI,K VIRHJNTAN n: sATURDAY g. MAY Il 1897

one sale Of 1000 tons fer 1926 at Pitts
burg, and Grey forge at $780,. Nails
are about cents per key lower and
tin plates 8 cents per box, and Eastern
Quotations are frequently shaded to Sc
cure business. .s5
heavy sale of lake copper Is report
ed at IL cents and lead is q trif1e weaker.
There is more business in cotton and
wooden goods anu a little better tone in
prices, some cotton and some wooden
goods having slightly advanced without
general change. The mills are rather
better employed and the demand Is APP
rarently Increasing, though not enough
in wool TO Induce manufacturers to pur-
chase. But imports have been enormous,
If current reports are not in error more
than 100,000,00o pounds in April alone,
Philadelphia having received over $780,
900 pounds in four weeks, New York
over 2i,O00,000 and Boston apparently
over 65,000,000 pounds. Sales for the
past months have been $50, 302, $50 pounds,
including 90. 943,400 domestic and for the
wool year 35l ,S92. ISL. including 213,352, 63l
domestic, but in 1923 sales were $685.
G46.S55 pounds.
Failures for the week have been 237
In the United States, against 23S last
year. and 40 in Canada, against 81 last
year.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-01
NEWPORT NEWS L1slUon Fight
Crusade Against licenses Continued
-Three Lives Lost in the Fire.

Newport News, Va, April SO-(Spc-
cial Judge j. r.. Barham is still hear
ing evidence in the case OF Hoffman
Bros application for q license to con
duct malt liquor saloon at Thirty
fourth street and Lafayette avenue
This WAS the defendants day number
OF their witnesses testfying. The con
test is made principally by c. p. Hunt
ington and the Newport News Ship
building and Drydock company, while
number Of ladies who reside in that
quarter OF the city are parties TO the
suit. A number Of the defendants i'm
portant witnesses, one OF whom was
superintendent S. N Smith, Of the New
port News Shipbuilding and Drydocll
company. The fight once on proved
to be one Of the iiercest Of this charac-
ter. every point being holly contested.
Argument i'll the case was not conclud-
Ell. Hence, without an order from the
court saloons in this quarter Of the
city will have to be closed until the
question IS decided, since this is the
last day they can operate under the old
license.
The numbCr Of vessels in port is un-
usually large for the last of April.
Several steamships arrived yesterday
ana to-day for cargoes. The Albano Is
loading grain AT coal pier No. . The
kanawha and Grecnbrier are iischarC-
ing at pier T.
1T is now certain that three lives were
lost here in Tuesdays confagra ton
the two firemen OF the tug Wanderer
and German sailor of the crew of the
j. d. Bischoff
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-01

this surprising, for If use two bushels of
corn only equal one Dushel wheat, two
bushels of corn would cost about 60
cents, and the one bushel wheat nearly
50 cents. Western receipts have been
reduced perhaps In part by floods and
interruption of traffic. The cotton mar
ket has advanced quarter Of cent.
owing mainly to a speculative impulse
from England.
The exports of gold would not have
much influence if there were not an OK
traordnary increase in merchandise
imports and some decrease in exports
from New York. large for the last
week, and per cent. for April. Imports
have increased about 60 per cent over
last year for the week, and for four
weeks have been 80 per cent greater.
Al Boston imports of wool have been
extraordinary and at Philadelphia they
have amounted for the month to ST Us
600. The thought that this abnormal
Increase may continue as long as ac-
tion on the revenue bill is deferred
tends 10 affect exchange, but the main
influence ut present is the exceptional
demand for reconstruction or the Aus
trian monetary system and for Japan.
or the great inuuSt tries the iron and
steel manufacture is slower in advanc-
ing now, as ii was much the quicker in
crease in pig iron was then too rapid
partly because cnormRIS contra ct S
taken when the different pools broke
down went mainly TO the larger. con-
Germs, and perhaps even more because
possibilities OF new development re-
main, there is great hesitation now in
placing orders
Reports of pending negotiations be-
tween the Illinois Steel and Minnesota
Iron companies point to an important
change as possible.
Prices Of Mesbara ore have not yet
been established, though ore better than
fayal has been sold at S2.45 TO SEQ. and
pig is weaker; Bcssemer at s95O with
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-01

A imam fears and.
ahl.oTs the high,
wayIlian who 10
the point Of the
revolver rots him
o. his money. The
mere thought Of
the runian who
rolos by violence
! III q K c S Il III 4 II
sl!uddcr. There is
a dcadlicr enemy
than the highway
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-01
REVIEW OF TRADE.
Both Brndstrcet and Dun say B1,sf.
ness is NiSnNnOiniiin.

New York, April 30--Brads treet's TO-
morrow will say:
The more conspicuous features of trade
are less t!sfactoly, including moderate
reactions in prices Of staples q falling off
in the volume OF transactions in various
ilnes, continued slow collections and less
faVQr1b bic conditions in the iron. steel
cotton, and some other industries There
Is IeSs demand Tor staple varieties of lion
land Steel, makers reporting trouble in
securing specifications for contracts on
nand. Southern pig iron has secured
lower all rates to points west of Pitts
burg and Buffalo, all or which saving
has been given the purchaser The out
look i.a Tor the shutting down or some
furnaces IN the Pittsburg district. Sales
OF wool have declined sharply but re-
ceipts' OF oreign have brought up the
weeks movement 10 fair total Nearly
a years supply has been imported dur
ing the first four months of this year
The movement OF cotton goods is slow
ana prices low, buyers purchasing in
large lots only where Inducements are
ollercd. Woollen manufacturers are fair
~ supplied with orders and are inclined
70 ask an advance on new business The
ihree months restrictions of output in
cotton goods has ended, and mills will
now run on full time
Inc prices movement furnished little
basis for special encouragement, the only
CIV ahtt III SeHeFai recognized cOn0i-
t!oGs being those OF pork and cotton
Higher prices for woollens Is an effort
| 10 anticipate the tariff
EXPORTS Of wheat tiour included AZ
Whc4l from both coasts OF the Emitted
states amount TO only 1.15S.SS6 bushls
TINS week. against 1854 ,0GO bushels last
week, l,260.000 bushels three years ago.
ana as compared With 2776, 600 bushels in
the like week in 1898. The current weeks
| export OF wheat Ulour included) is the
smallest since the second week in MAY.
| 1871 Exports Of India corn have also
| fallen of this week, amounting to 1867. :
4ta bushels, aGains. A,7G9, 900 bushels la 81
week, 2,142, 600 bushels in the week a
year ago, l.0lGO 900 bushels two years ago,
$4,000 bushels three years ago, and as
compared with l,0i0,0 bushels in the
| like week Of 1893
There Is q moderate increase i'm the
| commercial death rate, there being PA
! business failures throughout the United
| States this week. compared with ZIG las.
| week, 2oi in the week one year ago. 20G
| Two years ago, 10 three years ago, and
as contrastcd with 2iS in the last week
Of April, 1898. There are thi!ty-one bust
ness failures reported from the Canadian
] Dominion this week. against 90 la Il
week, 2G in The week year ago, &c two
years ago, and as compared with SO in
| the corresponding week Of 1891
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-01

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Cadet SuiIOrg,

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Chase came into port this morning from
Pensacola to Baltimore. She has aboard
four officers and twcnty-one cadets. The
Chase will remain in this port for a few
days. She has been cruising for some
weeks.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-01

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Town o. SU F1FOI4 X
ton which goes to look after the pat
LAKE PARTIES BACK.

Two parties returned this afternoon
from Lake Drummond They got back
Just III time to vote. Among them were
w. +. Hines, Simon NJ. Lawrence, II. Z.
ELAN, John Il. NorGeet, S. S. Hnsier.
Jersey n. Barnes and Paul l.. RuwleS.
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| 0NDON PURPLE:

Wholesale and Retail Druggist, new NO
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New York yga,,k CIearincs.

New York, April 30.-Bank clearings in
the United States for the week were
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The Saint Paul globe., 1897-04-29

Blues in the fifth inning and the excel
lent fielding of George Miller Both
sides were blanked in the first inning
fielder's choice by Lake and stolen
base, followed by single by Barnett
gave the Blues one run in the second.
The Millers got it back and took an
other for good measure in the same
inning. Miller opened up with double
and Pickett drew a base. Cassidy sac
rificed for another sack, and Kuehne
brought them home with a single to
right. Moran singled and Baker rap
ped the ball across the diamond to
Connaughton, who passed it to TRULY
at second, and he sent it down to Car
ney, completing a pretty double play.
Two singles and an error by Tommy
BannOn, who misgauged a high fly,
gave the Millers another run in the
third inning. The Blues had a force
run in the fourth inning and only one
man out, but could not find a hit to
clear UP some Of the bases. Then came
the awful fifth, when the Blues went
to work with the willow and soon had
victory batted out. Three bases on
balls and errors by Cassidy, Moran,
Ball and Wilmot, a collision between
Cassidy and Pickett while running af-
ter fly back of the right field base
line, five singles and two doubles, coup
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give the Blues nine runs in the fifth
inning. The score:
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-04-29
SALTWATER NEWS.
Launching of the Oracle Kent-Fans
Coming to Cheer for Saints.

The steamer Oracle Kent, built in this city
for Capt. Kent, was launched last evening,
and will be ready for trips between Iayior .
Falls and the DalIes Of the st. Crolx IN ABOUT
two weeks. The boat will be one OF the
handsomest on the river and was built ex-
pressly for traffic on the st. Croix.
A new guard house is being built on the
prison wall as an additional safeguard. 1t
is situated over the main gate, and hereafter
the guard who has been employed at the gate
will be stationed on the wall. The gate viii
be handled by two trusty convicts, and the
guard opposite the gate viii examine all
wagons going in and out. Warden Wolfer Is
determined to take all possible precautions
to prevent another escape like that OF Con-
Wet Belanger some months ago.
The board of education met Tuesday even
ing and will call for bids for the construc-
tion of the new Nelson school, the bids to be
returnable at the next meeting OF the board.
The building is to be completed by Sept. l.
Representatives Of the American Telegraph
and Telephone company are in the city Sc
lecting route for their line, which is to
be constructed through Saltwater this year.
They will begin building the line connecting
st. Paul and Minneapolis with the East early
next week.
A large delegation Of base ball fans will go
to st. Paul tomorrow to witness the opening
game Of the season between st. Paul and
Milwaukee. Local base ball enthusiasts are
greatly interested In the St. Paul team, and
will give it their support, believing that
Comiskey has an aggregation OF penant win
ners.
Judge Crosby, Of the district court, ad-
journed the hearing of the action Of James
Mathews VS.. II. H. Gillen until next Satur-
ing that of ]. N Castle. who will take the
stand when court reconvenes. All other
court cases have gone over uatii Tuesday of
next week.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-04-29


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INGLESIDE STAKE.
Twelve Probable Starters for the
Long Distance Coast Event.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 28-The
Ingleside stake, at four miles, on Sat-
urday next, gives every promise of be-
ing the best long distance race seen in
many years. It has heretofore been
rather a difficult task to secure more
than three or four starters, but there
are at least twelve horses in training
for the stake on Saturday. The Pacific
Coast Jockey club guarantees the stake
to be worth $4,000 The probable start
ers are: Schiller, Damien, Lobengula
Wawaona, Wheel of Fortune, The
Bachelor, Can't Dance, Lucretia Bor-
gia, Marcel and Little Rob- Four OF
these horses are to start in the two
mile race this afternoon, and their
starting in the four-mile race will
hinge, to some extent, in the manner in
which they acquit themselves today. All
any rate, it is almost a certainty that
there will be seven or eight starters on
Saturday, which will be the biggest
field in the history Of recent long dis
tance racing.