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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-07
N oTICE-I, JAMES F. GARNER, THE

NJ oTICE-I, JAMES f, FARMER, THE
IN occupant of the house situated at the
S. Il. corner of Second ana Jackson SITS, in the
Tenth warG of the city OF Wilmington, county
of New Castle and State of Della
OF tho acts OF the General Assembly IN such
case made and provided do bareby give
notice that snail apply in ,writi:.s
10 the Judges of the Court Of Gcner :
nj Sessions OF the State OF Delaware
in and for New Castle County. on Monday,
the 18th day of November, A. d., 1893,
being the next term or said court. for u II.
crnse for sad house as an inn or tavern, for
the sale therein of intoxicating liquors In
less quantities than one quart, to be
drunk o. the premises and the following
respectable citizens Of said ward, at Least
said ward recommend the aid annicatnn 70
,x.it
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-07

Professor LybarRer OF Philadelphia
School of Oratory, will deliver lecture nj
the corner of Fifth md Market streets.
this evening ut 8 o'clock, OF tho Land
Question" All are invited who W \
for information on this subjec,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-07

Building Inspector Cassidy today issued
u permit to tho Lrbd,li Car Wheel Com.
pany to erect u sand shed IOxlOJ feet ut a
cost OF 1000.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-07

New Black Chev'
lots Sack Suits, al
$40, Short Sack
Coats, full back
Vests cut high with
out collars. Blue
Herringbone Chev-
lots, same cut coats.
but with double
breasted high cut,
no collar Vest. Suits
at SI2. Fancy
Light and Dark
M Xe d WorsteC
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-07

N OTlCE-I, GEORGE SPERRLE, TENANT
ana occupant OF the house situated at A.:
! kingSt., in theFom tn ward city Of Wiimin ptnn
county OF New Castle. and State oil Delaware,
IN compliance with he requirements OF the
nels or thoGohernl a .sembiy in such ease
iiaue ana provided. do hereby give not.us
that l shall apply in writing 10 thot ,omrtnf
heIeral Sessions OF the State of Delaware in
NM Tor New Castle county. on Monday, the
.oihday or Nov. 1890. beng next term or said
court fora license for said house al an inn
or tavern. for tho sale therein or IN IN yirnt.
ing liquors IN less quantities than one quart !,
70 DC ur'lnk on tho PREMISE. and the follow !.
ing respectable cltlzens OF said ward NJ least
.EeI!e OF Whoin are substantial freeholders
In
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-07
I.uts For Sale

Fronting on the Wilmington and West Ches
ter Road at Brandywine summit, Del Go Pa
Fly" acre lot On the railroad siding, suitable
'yr business stand, creamery, greenhouses, OF
MnnuiHctnry
NlN lots adjoining on the south, each having
about 100 feet front and containing ! acre
,,IcyIoration FOR residence.
For sale only to those who will build Price
80 per acre Tor plot, ct". apply to
W. Pa SSMORE,
New Castle Co., Del.
Brandywine T. q. sl6.w-u8t
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GROCERIES.

The finest Sausage scrappcl
mild flavor the best ingredients
prepared i, the most homellke
manner.
HANSCOM'S.
Seven h and Market.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-07

NJ Office |, JOSEPH $. GOODWIN, THr
| ~ owner and occupant Of the Gilpin house
situated OF New. Castle. Delaware. In School
! district No. a, III New Castle Hundred
county Of New Castle, State Of Delaware
in compliance with the requirements of tho
acts of the General Assembly, in such cn,a
made and provided, do hereby give notice that
| snail apply in writing to the court of general
sessions Of the State of Delaware, in and for
, New Castle Co, to be held mt wilmington, on
Monday, the 10TH day Of November isD0, being
the first day ofnext term of said court, fer n
license for said house as an inn or tavern. for
the sale therein of intoxicating liquors, in less
| quantities than one quart, 10 be drunk on
the promises, and the following named
respectable citizens Of said district, mt
least six OF whom are substantial free.
holders OF said district, reco nmcnd the said
application viz:
JOnn / Campbell James l. Trps,
Jo II NJ Wallet. II. L Cbus,
james Is Brady Alexander McGue
William Price 81 tovurs
John II King Patric Mct;rorv
Charles \, UNISON WibIt Meredith
frank j White Israel lidiup
oi-5tS JOSEPH ). GOODWIN
NolICE-Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN firm trading under the name OF :Jtey
Vernon q Son, was dissolved on September
10. 1893. Persons indebted will make pa IN pnt
to Horace Il Vernon u Co., who will conduct
the farming and marketing business OF the old
stand. stalls No. and y, in the Eighth street
market.
OTLEY VERNON,
o. At HORACE. q. VERNON.
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The Weather.

Tomorrow promises to DO fair with
little change Of temperature. Similar con-
ditions will probably prevail on Monday.
The Thermometer at w. G. Taylor's
drug store, No. 5U3 King street, to-day
registered MS follows:
Z o'clock 10 O'Clock 10'clook
80 81 81
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-07

nj OTlC"-l. WILLIAM Al.SENTZER. THE
AZ owner and occu pant of the house, situ
ated ct No BOZ King St. in Fourth ward, city
OF wilmington, county of New Castle and
state of Delaware, in compliance with the re
qnirencnts of the nets Of the General Assem-
hIy in such case made and provided, do hereby
give notice that shall apply IN writing to The
Court of General Sessions Of the state of Della.
ware, IN and for New Castle county, on MON
DAY, the 2Uth day of Now, AID 1880, being the
next term Of said court, for IA license fn
said house Ms an inn or tavern, for tie sala
therein OF Intoxicating liquors in less 0uanti.
tl's thhn one quart, to BE- drunk on the prcmi.
Sc, and the following respectable citizens nt
least Il of whom are substantial frceholdcrs If
sad ward recommend the said application,
viz:
Nicholas F Goldberg Clarence n Holt
mas mas liter Francis II Jacquot
,nlS Mhmntle George ] E,lc
John W Reed anton Held
Bernard Bonner Ferdinand Krau..
Francis j Thiclnan Emil Hrrtel Al d
John ID Savile SO Chalwick
LOUIS koerncr Max Thielman
George Abclo NJ Grady
george Sperrle james Kitchen
Louis hartman Andrew schaI,cr
Samuel FINLEY 10, Zimmerman
alter E Taylor
OF WILLIAM ALSEN1ZER.
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l:esAAG Until u O'CLOCK
A Fall Oyercoat is a necessity

'.''':7>4 MIL II oSLoeh'
A Fall Overcoat is necessity
IT, you get Fall Overcoat, you'll find 1t
she most useful garment in your ward.
rObe
I A Fall Oyercoat doesn't cost fortune!
A good Fall Overeoat for S. beauties
81. 90 and $500!
NIB. For new ylesof Fall Overcoats
come In to-day.
Store open evening until 9 O'Clock.
Saturdays until II.
Strictly one price, and if dissat-
isfied with your purchase, we will
return your money.
NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE,
3l6 Market Street.
4 Max Ephraim Proprietor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-07

DR.. Simms White Pulmonlo Baisam
will cure any kind Of o cod W. King st
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-07

LaFrancc Soup and Music tonight at
Peter A. Fagan's No. 1914 east Front
street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-07

Chapter OF DlsClpIe5.
"A Chapter of Disciples which Is the third
Degree Of tho Shepherds of Bethlehem has
boon formed in this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-07

= Vial Statistics.
hat the Board of Health office this week
" deaths, As births, and II marriages were
reported.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-07
baltimore !
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New York. week days, sol. '9.3o. 10 ~ a. u.,
.12.1p .2a. 400. '5.19 tall Pullman cars, VA.
sll.D p. m. SUNDAYS, 500. 'e.39 '!l.s5 am, IN,
Pni,aheiphia, week days :stI, 81 b.1o T. m.,o,
75 1925. '08o 'lO.52, 1I08 a. M, 'l2. ID, iGl
'o.a, 400 40. 10, tall Pull man cars). q. ~ $780,
'T4a. alb. 1lG =. m. Sundays. ',.O. T.H. $50.
Pullman cars, $50. TAB 900, 'IL00p. m
Chester. week iays, $40, u 70. E36. 'a2h -a39,
SOL. lL0s a. IN, LOO '2N. 3 o. $50. $50 IA,
~ LW p: % ssS oS .is 1 SSS ~ ~ Is u
Atlantic City. week days. 40, a. H.. l2n,
2.4bs5 y III. Sundays. L36 a. ~. 100 .. IN.
Cane May. Nra ,ity nd On lslrCt'y. week.
days, 10 u. m. .3l y. IN. Sundays, 7.aJ q. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, week days. u IA
ia 'sH. 'll.ol a. m, IL 90. '@.Oa. aO % 40 All.
~. az sal liz Sn4i, 'S9s III INA s s
49, 'b5s tall Pullman cars), 'S0i. ali i. m.
Ba.tmo 9 ara way stations 1'ls b. M, 3.OI y
Sewarr. week dsys, Ils. 7.,a 1904. .lLol =.
IN, 'E-56. 9ci, 'L51, GIo, oil, 1856. T.. M,
Sundays, AS, 7l', 'S.ct a. IN. 'Rjd, 3.0t L5l
fittsbars, week days. 800 a. NJ, .45r, -,
LnlI pdl,msn cars all D IN. Sundays, 500 a.
M. AT, *h.3s tall Pullman cars, g. Ii D. m,
Chicago, daily, STA a. IN. s.5T y. IN.
Cincinnati and ST. Louis, 1874 am, 'l253 and
20 II .. m, daily
Toledo and Detroit % II p. IN daily to Toledo
and daily except sunday to Detroit
SinGeriy accommodation. woek days. :. 10 a. M,
5.G+, SIS, 1853 D. N. sundays, lava m, aU4, 7.Ji
pm.
Landenn erg a c6mlnodl atom. week days T. -
$50 q. IN, VI. At7 p. IN. sundays, 49, H. IN,
AJ, !. IN.
LEAVE M RKkr STREET STATION For
Baltimore, week days. SO a. m. IS p IN.
Landeuuerg, week ia,s 80 a25 u. M, 81,
s.l0p M, Sundays. 9.j Il. u!., B.;j y. N.
LEAVE FHiLADELPhIA inr " lining.
ton. week days. '3.a', q 90, ~. 20, 10 H. 49,
a. IN, 'l.20 'L3T, 80, 'h0,. 40 40. 'hd7 taii
Puiu,n cars, 'a35, -, &c, "I.N, 'a3G iOlu
81 al. IN. Sundays, '335 T.9O, q @, ll.:N A. IN,
sR2. 'LJI. go. $40. 40, 80, ali PA llnso
esrs), $50, y. 3D. 'S8. 1880 q. 10.
DelmarvG Telephone No. 49,
Rates 10 Western pc nts lower than via any
ether line. r. d. UNDERWOOD.
- General Manager.
D. D. MARTIN, Esuager Of Passenger franc
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Miss Sarah Ferris Of West Front street u
seriously Ill. -
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New
$1,000,
and
$500
Suits
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-07
NATIONAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC

900 N. Broad street, PHILADELPHIA Pa All
branches taught; send for catalogue.
sli.tm-l2a
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-28

his head. At Arlington a grateful country
has not taken time to pause long enough
in its monotonous workaday hours to put
flowers on his grave. Two faded palm leaves
were laid upon 1t. That was all.
Near his grave is that Of another soldier
whom knew well, Captain William O'Nelll,
the famous Buckley He rests under a
handsome granite stone, and some one had
smothered the sodded mound with flowers
the day | saw It, 1t was he who made a ia
nous remark Some one had said that our
landing in Cuba would be a gambol,
"who wouldn't gamble for a new star in
the nag?" Buckley quietly remarked, and
went on chewing his tobacco.
To one who had seen the men who are now
lying at Arlington In camp and on the bat
tiefeld it was tremendously impressive to
gaze at their last resting places. l raised
nv eyes. and across a beautiful rayine the
eilyerv sheen of the Potomac greeted them.
Beyond that lies Washington-the magic city
in which the country for which they fought
and died has its governmental center. The
great white dome of the capitol changed
slowly to a red dome as the suns setting
colored everything. The tall shaft of the
washington monument pierced a tinted sky.
From Fort Meyer came the long, quiyer-
ing. pathetic bugle notes of taps
EDWARD j. MARSHALL.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-28

OF a vicious class. lie had been arrested
and punished so many times without effect
that his dismissal was finally ordered.
lie was paid on-a poor little sum-and
given a pass on a transport to the United
states, Sailing day his deprayed negro
visited all the shops in Santiago and. buy
ing as many American flags as his money
permitted, went out to the trenches and
decorated a number OF soldier graves
black, white, American and Spanish indis-
criminately. Then he returned to his evil
ways.
An officer Of one Of the immune regi-
ments, a hard and clustering man, whose
oyerbearing manner had brought upon him
the cordial hatred of his command. died Of
q fever during the hot days Of last Septem-
ber A sergeant Of his company, who had
been ill-treated by him, announced his in
tention Of denling the grave, and one morn
ing went forth for that purpose The fol-
lowing day a soldier, VITO had made a trip
to the trenches in search of curios, burst
into the camp with the surprising informa-
tion that some one had been decorating the
deceased captains grave with wild flowers
and palms.
All eyes were turned toward the sergeant
and one of the men started to question
him, but he was curtly checked with the
reply? WAS 1t me? OF course. l am no
d--n heathen He's dead, amt he?"
Those of us at home who still have
friends or relatives under ground down
there need have no fear that Memorial day
will pass without observance. That duty
can safely be left to the living soldiers.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-28
TRIBUTES TO PATRIOT DEAD
Freshly-Made Graves Of Soldiers Reconse-
crate Memorial Day,
HEROES OF THE SPANISH-AMERlCAN WAR
HonorinE the Memories of the Men
Who Fell In Cuba, Porto Rico
and the Philippiucs-New
Graves Mt Arlington.
HEROES OF THE sPANlSH-ANERCAN WAR

The graves OF our dead soldiers command
the respect and veneration Of all. Particu-
larly this year, when there are at Arlington
large number Of new made mounds when
on the hillsides of Cuba and Porto Rico and
about the swamps OF the Philippines other
American soldiers are buried, we should
think of and decorate the graves Of our he
Toic dead This custom comes to us from
the ancient and refined Athenians. They
were accustomed to celebrate the virtues
and commemorate the memory Of the heroic
dead by decorating their graves each year.
For us to do the same thing is certain to re-
suit in our benefit. 1t will perpetuate the
spirit Of patriotism in our youths and help
them to emulate the example of the men
who died bravery, not only in the civil war,
but in our recent war with Spain. The idea
OF and the ceremonies of Decoration day
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-28

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pierce OF Buffalo, N Y The doctors claimed
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Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-28
SUPREME COURT PROCEEDINGS

LINCOLN, May 16.-Court met pursuant
TO adjournment Henry Farmer and Leslie
B. Green were admitted to practice.
Council Bluffs Savings Bank against
Smith, Harlan County against Hossett,
Cool, against Vaughn and Perry against
Leighton, leave to file briefs; Francis against
Gaynore and Garman against Guthrie, dis-
missed; Woodwork against Helsley' uls-
missed unless plaintiff serve and ME prle.s
in thirty days. Wilson against Nanurui'
Gerhardt against Lemp brewing G@oplp@ns @ , "
Costello against Kelly, Brewer against cox
Westminster Collegiate Institute against
Goodman, affirmed; Nelson against Farm-
| land Security Company, rehearlng ailoWeu
| on motion to quash bill of eXceptlons' mo
! ton to quash overruled
May.17; Osgood against Columbia Ma
tional Bank and Bryan against New England
| Loan and Trust Company, dismissed; state
| ex rel Broatch against Moores, motion 10 re-
| nstate cause and for judgment oVerFuled ,
| Kinkead against Philadelphia Mortgage ana
Trust Company restraining order ailo"eu
Reneau against First National Bank Broken
Bow. dismissed unless plaintiff file briefs
and give cost bond in twenty days; OiiVeI
against Lansing, advanced; Hanson against
Miller dismissed; Culley against Hager-
man, motion for additional supersedeaS
oyerruled Sanitary District No l against
| Gilbertson. reversed; Parry Manufacturing
| Company against Gulliford, mandate or
dered; Campbell against German Savings
Bank. motion for allowance of supersedeaS
overruled: Mcbride against Wakefield
Omaha Brewing Association against Bulln'
heimer, Hammond against Chamberlain
Banking House, Hoover against Coiumblt
National Bank, Ross against Barker anc
Philamalee against State, motions for re-
hearings overruled.
Court adjourned till Tuesday, June d
when the following cases will be called
Whitney against Lowe, Merrill agains
Iiams, Craig against Wead, Sloan agalns
Thomas Manufacturing Company Moore
against Parker, Sanford against Anderson
Clark against Missouri, Kansas & TeXa
Trust Company, National Bank of Com
merce against Dryden, Melcher agains
Harey, Bohman against Chase, Belois
Sadlery Company against Schott, RustlI
against Standard Life and Accident lnsur
ance Company, Muscatine Mortgage an'
Trust Company against McGaughey, Car!
against Kearney National Bank, Clou'
against Eastman Grant against Bartholo
new, Oliver against Lansing, jenkins
against State Sullivan against State, Dunn
against State Nebraska National Banl
against Pennock, German National Bank @
Hastings against First National Bank o
No. iO5Sl Moores against state ex re
Boysen. Reversed. Error from Dougla.
county Sullivan, j.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-28
Nexy Mexican Minerals.

A New Mexico correspondent of the
Chicago Record says: "The famous turquoise
mine at Cerrillos, about thirty miles south
of Santa Fe, is now the property OF the
Tifranys, the New York jewelers., who are
working it on scientific methods, and last
year took out about twice as many jewels
as it ever yielded before. There are about
sixty turquoise mines in the territory, the
product of which amounted to $525OOO FAST
year, and is entirely controlled in the United
States. The largest piece of turquoise ever
discovered here was taken from the Tiffany
mine and was valued at $4,000. The high
prices of copper and zinc during the last year
have led to a revival of interest IN those
minerals in New Mexico, and several I'M
portant discoveries have been made. Cop
rer is now more sought after than gold, and
a great deal of money is being invested IN
the development of old mines that were
abandoned years ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-28
sunreme Court syIInbi.

/ Under section 4, chapter l. Compiled
Statutes 1897, an unsuccessful remonstrator
may appeal from order granting
license to sell intoxicating liquors.
2 But such remonstrator cannot appeal
from an order overruing his protest against
the Issuance of a license.
g. Where it does not appear that a saloon
license was granted over the remOnstrator $
protest he cannot by mandamus compel the
license board to reduce to writing and file
I'm its office the testimony taken on the
hcarng of the remonstrance.
l. Tne provision Of the statute requiring
every license board to reduce to writing all
the testimony taken on the hearing of any
rc:nonstrance and file the same in the
proper office Is for the neft Of those en-
Titled to have such testimony reviewed in
the district court.
No $3.50 Berkson against Heliman Re-
yersed. Error from Lancaster county.
/. 4 sale OF goods made on the faith of
the entire report OF a commercial, agency
as TO the financial standing Of the propose d
buyer, and not particularly in reliance of a
statement made by him TO the agency,
cannot be rescinded because such stat M
was false and untrue. Poska against
stearns, 50 Neb. - follow a.
hrmed. Error from Cedar county. Nor
j. The contract set out in the opinion
construed and held 20 bind the parties
thereto 10 account 10 each other for IN
net profits derived from the purchase and
such real estate was not specially describ {
therein,
, One consideration Is sufficient to sup
port all the stipulation of q contract, where
such was the Intention of the parties.
No. 1912. sutton against STATE. Reversed
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-28

are bautiful. Its purpose is commend
able This year, of all years, should be
observed with patriotic devotion. During
the last twelve months nearly 12,OOO,OOO
of people who were living under tyranny
and despotism have been freed from their
serfdom and have become part of the pop
ulation of these great United States. Those
among them who really know the changed
condition hail the change with Joy and
gladness Their gratitude Is like That OF
Aazarus toward Christ. They realize that
the American people have not been slow to
offer the flower of their manhood to rescue
them from thralldom and that. II they are
given time, they will establish a stable
government under which they can
live in peace and happiness. OF
course do not know more than
anyone else what is likely to happen in the
Philippines. With other good citizens hope
that the contest will be short and that the
people in our new possessions VIII be Will
ing to listen to reason instead OF compelling
us to further use force. Our troops there
have manifested the same bravery, the same
heroic fortitude and spirit of self-sacrihce
as was shown In Cuba and Porto RICO ana
have been shown since the beginning OF
American history, and as will be shown
until American history ends We have lost
good men. In warfare those who die are
naturally those whom we consider best.
When Memorial day comes there will be
new graves. Out at Arlington now the
freshly turned earth shows where the men
who died in Cuba and Porto Rico lie buried.
Not all of them are dead Green mounds
on the sides of the hills near Guasimas
and about San Juan will be decked with
the red white and blue on the 30th OF
May. The men who died in Cuba, the men
who died in Porto Rico the men who died
and are dying in the Philippines are just
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-28
DECORATION DAY IN CUBA.
Where the Patriot Dead Rest In the
Gem of the Antilles.

Where the Patriot Dead Rest In the
Gem of the Antilles.
The removal of the soldier dead from
Cuba and Porto Rico during the last few
months has served to make vacant a great
majority Of the graves in those islands, but
the transports, despite their frequent trips,
have not taken all. There are still enough
down there to make the celebration Of May
30, 1893, a celebration unparalleled in our
history
There are men-sodiers who have fought
other foes on those pestilentlal shores than
the Spanish--who have a claim for the honor
and reverence Of their countrymen. The
earth upon their graves is newly-turned and
about them the silent colony grows-aug
mented day by day by the stricken ones from
the hospitals.
The action of the United States govern
ment in transferring to their own land those