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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-16

Hon. BenjaWin n. Tillmnh Of Gouth
Carolina, will l9cture IL t6s Au4itor11tSif{nt
tonight on the money question, u6der TIT
auspices Of the peWawatlc League Of
d Rfasss M ~ a " sS %ssss
1t is thought that Matthew Hayes, who
was shot at Harrington will RECOVER.
There were two cases heard In Magis.
tr4te Kelley's court last evening. The
defsndants In both cases being held In
peape bonds.
Jane Duffy sued her sister. in.law for de.
fopation Of character and the second was
onver MoCafferty charged George Con-
ner and John Beatty with assault and bat
terry.
The stock Of the clothing store Of George
Justis, at No. 2l8 Market street, was sold
at sheriff's sale this morning to Andrew
9: Gray, representing the Blumenthal
Clothing Company OF Philadelphia, for
$1,000. The stock was sold on the prem.
ises and the sale was largely attended.
The stock was appraised at $4,000.
The last sad rites were preached over the
body Of Miss Martin at No. 72S West Ninth
street last evening, by the Rev. A. N,
keigwin, pastor Of West Presbyterian
Church. Her remains were taken this
morning on the p, w. g. B. Railroad to
Cool Spring Church burial ground, Sussex
county where she was inferred. Under.
taker Martin had the funeral in charge
Fish Market.
Powell has on his stand at the Third
street market: Fresh shad, rockfsh,
founders, haddock, Goldfish, perch, herring.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-16

Al aHed feelings are quickly relieved by
Or. Simm's Vegetable Liver Pills, The
standard Liver Pills of tho world, 6Jj
KING street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-16

Threat Diseases commence with d Cough
Gold. or Sore Throat ebro,oTs Rt9tchtd
zf'oohes" give immsdiAte relief Sold Oily In
boxes. Price 70 cents
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-16

n NHsy NncIIH,
Sheriff Finn at Newark yesterday after
noon sold property of Caleb ID. Cantwell
to Mr. Corkran for So
This afternoon the sheriff will sell four
running hor.es, seized as the property of
William Runyon, at Newark.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-16

March III to 70.
BEANS.
Small hand-pckcd new Pea Beans,
only ic. qt., or qts, for l0c.
SALMON.
Salmon Outlets, middle cuts Colum-
bia River, in oblong cans, only IL
cents can Would cost % cents
elsewhere.
TOMATOES.
10 cent Cans Green Acre extra quail
ity Tomatoes only cents can or "a
cents dozen. Best solid Tomatoes
hacked.
CHEZ 81
Club House Cheese only pc. jar
INSECT ENrERMINATOR
Sure death to water bugs, reaches,
etc, only &c. a bottle. Just the thing
for housekeeping time.
HERRING.
10 cent boxes Bonelcss Herring in
CANDY.
Oldfashioned chewing Molasses
BISCUIT.
The Keystones. A pleasing combi-
nation of Marshmallow. Cake and
Jelly only lie a pound
PRICE OF COFFEE REDUCED.
Our best Mocha and Java beyond
question the finest coffee in the
world, leluced to BIC. u pound.
EVERY ARTICLE WARRANTED
ENTIRELY SATISFACTORY
OR MONEY REFUNDED,
HANSCOM'S.
7th and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-16

Our $50 Black Worsted suits, to order
excells anything cever offered. Gibney,
ADJ Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-16
A MUSE NJ e N rs.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.


THE SPOONERS.
The Spooner Company, which opened q
weeks engagement Mt the Grand Opera
House last evening to u large audience
bids fair to cell se anything in the limo OF
reperto irc organizations ever seen in this
city, If last nights performance is II crit
erlon by which to judge. The company,
headed by the SpOOner sisters, Edna May
and Cecil, is composed Of young, handsome
and talented people The play was neat
and we'll acted and the various specialties
were high class and attractive in every de.
tail. The illustrated songs by Edna May
were repeatedly encored us wore the sing.
ing spccinltics Of Burt Wisncr and Master
Jerry Flynn, while CGcl's beautiful
Kaleidoscope dance received an ovation
The company owns and controls all plays
produced by them and arc therefore, able
to guarantee ey2rythingt be enlirrly new
to our theatre goerS and up to date IN
every respect. Dime Inutinces will be
gwen daily and there will be an entire
change Of pro gram at every performances
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-16
ONE IN, GET A SHAM

| ~OM "a LIN, GEE A SHAM
T. rock.
Tomorrow being st.
Patrick's Day we will present
to all who call a Shamrock.
While you're here you might
look at the New Spring Styles
just coming in.
Even if you don't want to buy
you can get some hint of what's
to be worn and the prices you
ought pay.
Some nice styles of Mems
Suits at 50, strictly all-wool, in
backs, blues and mixed cassi.
meres ard homespuns.
A very fine line of worsteds,
black and colored clays, cassi-
meres and the new plaids $s,
$40, $l2.
A few heavy weight mems
suits and overcoats at nearly
half prices before putting them
away.
Some Spring Overcoats at
less than hall prices they have
been carried over from last
season, mostly small sizes 81
and s..
Have a Shamrock?
Strictly one price, and if dis
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
Store closed evenings at 6
O'Clock, except Saturdays.
Max Ephraim, Prop.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-16

Greatest value in our custom pants, S.,
s6, 81, and IS see them. Gibney, 4O7 Mar.
ket street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-16

DUBI.IC SALE-Wili be sold at public 50 !e
4 at French street, IN the city Of Viii.
uIinglOn, on
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-16

vince you that 9th and
Market will be more popu.
lar this season than ever in
the sale of clothing. In
suits for little boys we have
great values at from 50. 30
to IS, for young men at
IS to $40. We have select
ed the choice of the best
New York makers aud buy.
ing fer cash and in quanti-
ties can guarantee lowest
prices for good goods.
Every suit sold must give
satisfaction or we want to
know it and make it right.
Our Top Overcoats for
young men arc such as you
should see before buying.
Closed evenings except
Saturdays at 6.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-16
ARTICLE VI

Section /. The judicial power of this
State shall DO vested in supreme Court
Superior Court, Court Of Common
Pleas, in and for New Castle County, A
Court of Chancery, and Orphans Court "A
Court of Oyer and Terminer, IL Court Of
General Sessions, Registers Court, jus
tlce of the peace, and such other courts as
the General Assembly, with the concur.
renee Of two.thirds of all the members
elected to each house, shall from time to
time establish
Section ?. To compose the said courts
taere shali DC SIX Judges in tho state ono
~ ham shtl be chancellor Of the s,a q.
1te shall also be president Of the Orphan
Ctuft. He may be selected from INV
part Of the state The other five iudy%s
shall compose the Superior COurr. Tho
Court Of Common Pleas in and for New
Sast'o county, the Courts Of over und
Isrmtncr, and the Court Of General
Ssssions, rs hereinafter prescribed, One
oil Them shall be ..chief ju tice Of the stare
and shall be selected from any part of tho
state. " WV
VI the Other four judges three shall be
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-16

'.',s '.-........S ,Hij blb OF
state OF Delaware, county of New CASTE
S. Il Henry Is. iinsh, Cashier of tho ahove
NAMED bank. do soemnly affirm lhnt Tia
knowledge and b, lief. VI my
.. HENRY BUSH. Uns,,er
SlhSc Il o and sworn to before ma tbto
18TH day hNfarcn 1871. '''''
CHARLES Ii. SCOTT
Corroo. ,,, Notary Public
FLAMES BELT
II AhOL" SMITH
CLEMENT . SMYrH,
""i' Directors
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-16

psT-h pair eye glasses on Market ST.
- hetwecn 9th aud 2nt street, suitable re-
""'u II 'c'' Nv this once. MIC t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-16

Powell has on his stand at the Third
street market: Fresh shad, rocktish,
founders, paddock, Goldfish, perch, herring.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-16
SATURDAY, MARCH q,
at clock n. in,

at CLOCK p IN,
ID head OF young bone raised horses well
brOtet, sound and gentle, sOme OF them ure
they can be seen NJ lie stable and driven .
days before the sale. Also seated ScIlers,
carriage. rhaetOn. York buggy express
wagon, lighl furniture car hcrvo cart one
horse cav, 5sets rf single light bnrp ess. set
o. express hli ness, set of car harness set OF
cles ~
terms All sums OF se5 and under cash over
t at amount II credit of w days, on giving
All, GEO IN S0N 'ne
l. W E.tlham & Son, Aucs mid. a.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-16

H"h RENT-Cneap Sroo IL house gl3 Jet-
l. lerson street Apply 5ll W Seventh st.
ihl5-jt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-16
POLITICAL NOTES..

Want the City Election POST
poned-All fractional Differ
ences Should be Patched up at
Any Costa Lively Scramble
for Positions in the Street and
Sewer Department-The Office
of Deputy Collector OF Port
Now Under Civil Serv C, Rules
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-16

DEPORT or THE CONDITION OF "TUE
IL FIRST NATIONAL BANK" mt
wilmington. in the state OF Delaware. ut the
close OF business. March .. 1897
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-16

lDuBl.lC SALE--rhe subscriber about to
feilhGHsh housekeeping will sell al b 8
residence No. SIS W. seventh street on
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-09
PRINCE HENRY TALKS
WITH BISMARCK
For Eastern Question Discussed IN
lis DeIQHS.
AGED STATESMAN WISHES HIN SAFE VOYAGE
Henry Promises TO Do great Things for EN-.
poIor and FatherIand,
Departure OF tho Princes Squadron
20 Be Made the Occasion of /, Dcm
Observation-Disclosures Damaged
by Collision French Cruisers Or
dercd 10 Prrpure for Immediate
Dispntch 4" China-Te,cgrnph OF,
foe NJ Kino Ch0u Closed.
FREDERICKSBURG, Dec. s. 1897.

f'SioTiSBSTune, Ice. B, 1891.
Prince Henry of Prussia, the COM
mander of the second squadron of Ger
man warships bound for Kiao Chou
Bay, visited Prince Bismarck to-day
and remained two hours in consulta :
ton with the great statesman. 1t Is
understood that the far Eastern situa-
ton was thoroughly discussed Prince
bismarck, who is suffering from rheu-
matism in the legs, was obliged 10 re-
main i'll an Invalid chair throughout
the time of the Princes visit.
On leaving Prince Bismarck, Prince
Henry said: Let me also salute the
brow which my grandfather so often
kissed" lie then kissed Bismarck on
the forehead and cheek The nged
statesman wished him safe voyage,
good success and happy return.
DIR. a. sSchweninger, Prince Bis
marck's physician, says the Prince Will
soon recovef from the effects OF his re-
cent neura,Sia pains.
AI,ona, I&c. S.-Prince Henry OF
Prussia started for Kicl this afternoon.
number of officers. headed by Gene
81! N-chHl SaIitISee, were at lne flil-
| way platform to bid him farewell. The
Prince thanked them and paid his
ndieu. He said: 81 ask YOU to believe
that In going where the l:mpeYol's
favor sends me. ] thank him for repos-
ing such confidence in me. In the name
of the Emperor, TO his honor and to
the honor of the Fathcrland, ! will dis
charge the duties of my command.
Long live the Emperor" The officers
r.AS iaI In ~ at,n
Berlin, Dec. SIT Is rumored tha.,
China has ccded Kiao Chou to Germany
Whether the report is true or not, there
Is every indication In the preparations
Tor the expedition under Prince Henry
that long stay is contemplated. En-
peror William will make the departure
of Prince Kenry's squadron from Kicl
the occasion for an imposing naval dis
play.
The Brandenburg. frst-class battle.
ship IF more than 10000 tons dlsplace-
ment, and the Wurtemberg, n second
class battleShip OF nearly 1900 tons,
while coming from Chrlstiana to K!el
to take part in the display, c3lided. Beth
vessels We're injured. the WurtemAerg
so badly that it was necessary to send
her to dry dock.
London, Dec. S.-Acd1rtling to n spe-
cial dispatch just received from Paris
the French cruisers Jean Bart. Isly
Alser and Pascal have been ordered Ia
he prepared for immediate dispatch 10
China.
New York, Dec S.--Thc Commercial,
|ahle camDany SER: ont the following
notice to-day:
We are advised that the Chinese
authorities give notice Of the closing
OF the telegraph Office at ISiao Chou, in
the province of Span Tung"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-09
MASONIC GRAND orFIcERs,

Richmond. Va, Dec. S.-The Grand
Lodge OF Masons OF Virginia tonight
elected the following officers: Grand
Master, R. T. w. Duke. Jr., OF Char
lottesville; Vice, A. r. Courtney, who
declined reelection; Deputy Grand
Master. George Wright, Of Nsrion :
Grand Senior Warden, Fl. o. Kern, of
Halifax; Grand Treasurer, J. Fred
Pleasants, Of Richmond re-eIected): /:
Grand Secretary, DR.. George w. Car
rington, of Richmond (re-elected): f:
Grand Junior Warden, Edward Eu-
bank OF Newport News; Grand Senior
Deacon. Thomas N. Davis, of Lynch
burg; Grand Junior Deacon, Koscuisko
Remper, OF Alexandria. These officers
arr are to serve during the ensuing year.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-09
The ministerial El Globo praises Pres

The ministerial El Globo praises Pres
ident NlcIiinley's message.
The Socialist Republican FL Pals as
scrts that the message Is shameful, as
1t implied the moral bankruptcy of
the monarchy"
The Republican Progreso takes the
ground that the message is a great hu-
milla tion
La Correspondence de Espana. The
olhcial organ. says that after reflection,
spanish opinion on President Mckinlcy's
message 10 Congress is less optimistic
than mt first. 1t proceeds to impugn the
sincerity bf the Presidents protesta-
ton Of friendship for Spain and OF re-
spect for International obligation, but X
hdn1bts that the message was address
ed TO Congress principally and In Ian
suage which, though not intended to
please Spain, will annoy jngoes and
filibusters."
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-09
MEDICINE CHEST CAPTURED.

Havana, Dec. S.-Tthe Spanish military
officials here announced to-day that
columns of troops belonging to the mill
tary district OF Sancti Spirltus. province
of Santa Cara, acting in conjunction
have been engaged, at the Dellcias farm
with an insurgent force under General
MaXimo Gomez. The government
troops, 1t Is further stated, captured the
insurgent camp and 4 quantity Of arms
ammunition and the medicine chest
The insurgents. It appears, left %
men killed on the field. The troops lost
five killed and had two officers and 23
men wounded
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-09
TOOK HIS OWN LIFE.
Allison Moore Draws tho skeen Edge
ofn Rnzor Across EIis Throat ms "a
Resnlt ofIIi MesIth,

Allison Moore, the colored sexton OF
Centenary church. committed suicide Mt
his residence. II Brown street, about
midnight His wife found his lifeless
body in the wood shed shortly after 12
o'clock this morning, with the carotid
artery and jugular vein severed and
the bloody razor, with which the ras sh
deed had been committed, lying by his
eide -"
Moore. who was man of powerfnl
physique, standing six feet In his stock
ing feet, was 80 years old. He has
been in ill-health for some time and
ms IS the only motive that can be
ascertained for the suicide. He leaves
wife and three children He was well
liked by the people of the West End
DIR. Newton, the city coroner, made an
examination of the body and said that
suicide. An inquest will be held thfs
morning. ~ ''"'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-09
FINANCIAL r.EGISI.ATION.
Banking and Currency Committee Ju>
formed That Secretary GnEo IL nj
wOriS on - Bfiy,


wOri on % EiiJ.
Washington, d. c.. Doc. S.--The House
Committee on Banking and Currency.
which will have the shaping of a CON
siderable portion OF the financial leg
islafion before the House, held its first
meeting this morning ana outlined It's
plan OF action In view OF Secretary
Cages recommendation of q comprc-
hcnSive revision of currency and bank
ing affairs Il resolution was adonted in
viting the Secretary to embody his Views
IN bill The committee was INFORM
ed that tho Secretary was now at work
on measure and that II would he
available fer the committee In about a
week:
Mr.. Hill, of Connecticut, then prcclpi-
ltted sharp. debate by moving that
the committee not at once by reporting
tn the House a hill embodying three
or the financial features which had the
Presidents approval. These were en-.
bodied I'm a. hill heretofore offered by
MI Rros!us, of Pennsylvania. and NIr.
Hill, now proposed The first three sec
fions be placed before the House i'm.
mcdiatcly The. three sections provided:
Bank circulation up to the par value of
hohhs deposited; reduction of the tax
per cent; tho establishment Of small
banks i'll rural communities. Mr. Hill
said that the committee would do wei,
not 10 go through the tedious processes
~ constdH'ing dividing on these three
prfTost'fons, which appeared to meet
with general acceptance. and had re.
ceived executive approval
Mr.. Johnson, of Indiana earnestly on.
nosed such hasty action. He said there
should br time to hear from the gentle
men n1rminr the Monetary COMMITTEES
and to weigh all propositions. ,prcclpi
tate action on such vital subject would,
he said, seriously prejudice it before
the House and the country
Mr.. Mitchell OF New York, also ,oppos
ed such speedy action. The debate vas
proceeding with animation when, at -
O'clock, tho meeting went over. a vote
on the Tiiil motion not having been re-
ported.
Chairman Walker announced four
sub-commihsees and assigned to each
number OF the banking and currency
bills already introduced.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-09
SpsNISnl 0I'sEgoS.
H"G"sf" Regards The Prcs,dcni's Mcs>
sage nv satisfactory Newspapers
Take ~ HiTercn, view.

Madrir, Dec s.-The. Premier. senor
Sagasta. in an interview regarding the
message of President Mckinley to the
United States Congress, is quoted as
saying he thinks the message satisfac-
tory, because the threat 10 intervene
In Cuba was made merely to give satis-
faction to portion of the. America n
opinion, without: the intention OF cyecut
ing It,"
continuing. the Premier said that The
government would not make n declara-
tion on the subject He believed tho
PRESIDENTS words would have Influence
with the insurgents. and added thai. the
Cortes would not be convoked until the
government had ascertalned the effect
OF the message upon the United States
Congress.
The impartial commenting on the
message says: "It shows a certain cjev-
erness and evil intention when 1t refers
10 hlibnSering expeditions. Mckinley
speaks with what appears to be cxces-
sive cynicism to those who have not lost
all notion OF justice This government
must show the Yankees that the Span-
ish flag floats over Cuba, and that they
have yet 10 tear it down. !"
In conclusion the impartial remarks ::
The manufacture and sale Of arms Is
not the same thing as using them"
FL Liberal, also commenting on the
Presidents message says: 1T Is more
favorable to Spain than President Cleve-
lands because it recognizes Spa!ns in
tention to enthusiastically labor to re-
establish peace In Cuba"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-09
HOLIDAY RECESS.

washington. D. c.. Dec. s.-The indi-
cations arc that the holiday recess of
Congress will extend from Saturday
December 18th, to Monday or Tuesday
January 3D. or 4th. Sneaker Reed il
understood 70 favor these dates. IT.
however, any important business devel-
on; IN the Senate or House the recess
VIII probably be postponed int, Christ
mas week. So far rs the House is con
cerned no general legislation will be
ready for consideration before the holi
days, and work is likely ~ be confined
10 the appropriation bills
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-09
LAST HOPE GONE.
Durrant's Two, Appeals Disposed d or
lie VIII Likely Be Sentenced ro-


EIe wiii IikoIy no Sentenced ro-
day.
San Francisco, Dec. 8.-Late thfs r
ternoon the Supreme Court dispelled the
last hope OF w. II. T. Durrant the
murderer OF Blanche Lamont and Min
ME Williams, by disposing dn a summary
manner Of his two appeals. In a. written
opinion by Chief Justice Beatty. which
is concurred dn by all but one ns h is
associates, the Court aff1rms the iude-
ment Of Judge Bahers dn rema nding
the prisoner ito San Quinttn until tT7e
date set for his execution, but reye,ses
the sentencing OF Durrart to he hanged
on November 11th aud remansls the case
TO the SUPERIOR Court, with instruction
TO proceed according to aaW. & As the
renittur was ordered issued forthwHh
and the Court holds t1i0t execution can
only be stayed IloW by the as ssuaace of
a certificate OF probable cause; it onIv
remains to re-sentenee the cond defnned
murderer, which " III be q one
to-mmTow. ssts
Justice Caroutts !alone dissln from
this opinion, main taa1tng il I'LL al I1, rants
appeal should have been a sn,jsssa. as
the time required hy9 law. Il for III ELF psr,
fectlon had been nj lowed tn laris,s. q
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-09
J:PaS STANDS Firm.
Minister 1inshi Says His Country
VIII Oppose the Annexation OF
Hawaii.

Minister slnshi Says His Country
Will Oppose The Annexation OF
Hawaii.
Omaha Neb., Dec S.--Toru Hoshi. ia
pancsc Minister to the United States.
passed through Omaha this evening en-
route 10 Washington. accompanied by
his private secretary. In an interview
with representative of the Associated
Press. Mr.. floshi admitted that the OBJ
jcct Of his mission to Japan was to as
certain the views of government on the
proposed annexation Df Hawaii and to
procure instructions from the Mikado
relative 10 the course he was expected
to pursue In case the treaty shall be rat
iied by Congress.
The impression has gone out to the
American press" said Mr.. Hoshi, 'tfat
we propose to recall the protest entered
by Japan against the acquisition of the
Sandwich Islands by the United States
government This is misleading and
untrue. Japan has always maintained
amicable relations with the United
States and it is not our purpose now to
take any steps that would lead to
breach Of mutual good will, but at the
same time Japan will stand firmly In the
maintenance of its rights and privileges
acquired under treaty with the Hawaii
an government. If the United States
decides ITO annex Hawaii we hope to be
able to enforce our demands for In
demnity for the violation Of treaty
rights In the expulsion of Japanese i'm
migrants from the Island and their ex-
cluslon from the rights acquired under
orr treatv,"