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MttH, II, MCKEE lttliitH. tsrinEttn1.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
BUN OVER WHILE DRUNK.
Patrick Irwin. while Asleep, Run
over by "a Freight Train.

Patrick Irwin, aged about 80 years,
and residing at Ninth and jefferson
streets, was run over early Sunday morn
ing by freight train 40. -, Of the F.,
w. 4 Is. L. r.. AZ West street crossing
where be had been asleep on the track
in drunken Stupor, The engineer of
the freight train, Joseph Middleton,
knew nothing of the mans presence
until be felt the driving wheels pass
over him.
He was terribly cut about the head
completely from the body few inches
from the shoulder. He was removed to
the depot, where DrS. Kane and Draper
amPutated the stump Of the arm at the
shoulder. He was taken to the Aims
House about O'Clock yesterday morn
ing.
Up TO a late hour last night, Irwin,
whose injuries are very serious, was
still alive.
Irwin has brother James, living in
the rcight htorhood Of Eighth and Spruce
streets. Officers Cannon and McCor-
mick, early Sunday morning, went to
the house and asked if they wished to
do anything for him. Tie reply was
that they did not want him and he might
60 to his boarding house. A few min
utes before the accident Watchman
Payne noticed man walking ont the
railroad much intoxicated. He after
wards recognized Irwin as the man he
had seen.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
Our New Castle Let,c-.

Special Correspondence of the REPUBLICAN,
NEW CASTLE, May 2.-There are no
cases of smallpox reported III our city
at present.
Mrs. Carrick, wife Of James Carrick,
EST, died suddenly at their residence,
on Saturday evening of apopleXy.
The work Of removing the Old houses
from the lots purchased by the Knights
will begin tomorrow.
The American Protestant Association
of this city, to the number Of 80 wor-
shipped at the NJ. +. Church last even
ing: the congregation was the largest
for years, every seat being occupied and
and number Of chairs in the aisIes. The
text selected by Rev. q. X. Bristor for
the occasion was from 22l chapter
Romans: 10Th verse. The discourse
WAS mainly to the association, its teach.
ing proteStanism and charity. 1t was a
mastery effort, and pronounce by many
to be superior 10 any thing they had
ever eiure heard. '.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
Military Notes.

Corporal Murlock has presented two
large pictures to Go. A.
Captain Mitchell, of Co. A, has is
sued a company circular in relation to
the recent order from General PoStleS
to take none but soldiers to Yorktown
The Committee on Uniform for Co. +.
will meet tonight.
Captain Mitchell, of Co. A. will APP
point non-commisSioned officers this
evening.
y. T. Bradford has organized a com
pany at Rising Sun.
The militia, accompanied by the First
Regiment Band, will give II battalion
drill on French street tonight.
Co. f. will drill on Wednesday even
ing.
On Decoration day morning the mil
itia will visit the grave Of Admiral Du-
Pont, at DuPont'S Banks.
The target shooters are thinking Of Sc
curing II portion Of the Scheutzen Park
for a shooting range.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
Medical Doctors.

The Missouri Legislature has killed a
bill to restrict the practice Of medicine
to the posSesSOrS OF medical diplomas.
The argument which defeated the meas
ure was that p good doctor is known by
his cures, and that bad one is not I'M
proved by certificate "lt is a grave
mistake" said one opponent OF the pro-
posed law, "to consider medicine a
science 1t is essentially empirical,
and It's practice is simply A conformity
with certain rules founded on eXpe-
rience The experience Of the individ-
uH! is of vastly more Importance as a
guide than the recorded experience Of
others, and the only effective way to
learn the ractiGe OF medicine sto p;ac-
tice it,. A special preparation is not Su-
pGrfuouS, and u certificate ofcompeten-
cy is not objectionable, but they should
stand for what they are worth. Th"
people are able to take care Of them
selves. and, aS u general thing manage
to starve out medical pretenders.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
DELAWARE R'S TEACHERS.
The Annual Meeting to be Held at
RehObOth Next August.

The State Teachers Association will
meet in annual session, at the Bright
House, Rehoboth, on Monday, August
% The session will conclude on the
following Friday. The Executive Com
mittee has prepared the following pro-
gramine:
"The Teacher-a Student, paper by
Professor Vim. NJ. J-tferis, OF Delaware
College; discussion by Herman Roe, H..
Frank Davis and Miss Fannie Briscoe.
shakespeare, paper by C.S.Conwell,
of Wilmington Conference Academy;
discussion by DIR. WIN. II. Purnell, DR..
S. w. Murphcy and Miss Sallie e.
Stevenson.
'"rhe Fourth Profession, paper by S.
j. Wiley, principal Boys High School,
Wilmington; discussion by II. G. Car
pcnter, +. A. Williams and Henry A.
Houston.
"Truc Ehnration--a Self Perpetua.
ting Force, "ptpcr by Rev NJ. Heath, of
Wyoming Institute, discussion by D..
r. Stephens, Mckendrer, bowman,
and Miss Emma Worrell
"rhe True Sphere OF the Public
schools" paper by A. y. Harrington,
ut Odessa: discussion by -. W, iarlhh,
j. II, Groves and Lcander ;. Hopkins
'Ought the State to exercise any Su-
pervision over Private schools ~ paper
iy I. y, Williams, Of icatord; diScnS-
sion by Rev. j. NJ Williams; Jas. H..
George ana Walter Hawkins.
'sSilcrt Forces in Education,' paper
by Mrs. Mary u. Emory, Of Wesleyan
Female College" discussion W. 5. Ne
Nulr, VIM \. Reynolds aud d. 5.
Ellis.
''rh" Weak Places in Our System OF
Public Instruction. paper by Herman
Br>S,y OF Lebanon; discussion by II.
Clay Jones, !. Whitelock and y. 5.
Purno!l.
"Sehool Au,noritirS--Thrir Qualif-
cations aud Duties, paper by Miss +.
y. Fraser, of Wilmington; discussion
by L. Eden Bach, f. \. Williams and
James J.. WuIrrtt
"A Normal Sthuol,' paper by j. l..
Thompson. Of Georgetown, to be read
on Friday evening and then opened Tor
discussion.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
SPECIAL MENTION.
Fifty Dollars Reward.

NV attention having been called 10
the fact that certain unprincipied per-
cons in Wilmington and elsewhere are
Infringing my pateut on the Challenge
nnfrirerator. this is to notify all parties
who make or a4e, OF sell such infringing
refrigerator, that unless they desiSt from
.,,nl, nouufactlire, sale or use at once
and settle for pas, damages, suit will be
brought against them, Tor the aooVo r., l,
ward will be paid toany one giving Suc''
information that will lead to the cohVi'-
tion of any such person or persons, ny
the Challenge Refrigerator Manutact'lr-
mo Company, corner Of Water and Mar
ket streets, Wilmington, Delaware. H.
NJ. DIGGINs, Patenten.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
a TRUE STATEMENT
Of,hc Ease OF GChrist Church. Della
yyaFeCity.

DELAWARE CITy, April 30, lSSl.-
In reply 70 the ARTICLES published in The
Morning News AMI Every Evening,
the undersigned ask the public to hear
the facts:
l~- The rulers Of the diocese have,
themselves, encouraged diSatteetlOn,
which had been previously, by them
selves, pronounced unreasonable, and
for causes unknown to us, they have de-
mandpd the resignation OF the rector,
with threats ct panic and Starvation
Wages pledged to him for services ren
drrrd were Withheld hy the late VeStry
A hearing in his parish was refused. IN
order to deliver over the people to the
mercy Of an irrpUgioHS fac ion the
threatened force WAS used in time to
cut Oft the r"ct0r's head III time for an
nua election (aym,dnight Easter sun
day).
An officer was, without warrant,
brought into church on prayer-day ana
set upon the rector while presiding at
IN election; the late senior warden LAID
ride hands upon an aged and inhrm
minister while loudly protesting against
these things.
In order 10 quiet mems passions. the
worship of God was celebrated after the
ballot was closed, and the people cxor-
ted to love and peace, but these men
disturbed this worship and their women
laughed and talked, and some of them
sought to have the minister arrested at
the altar. The church has been opened
to people and choir.
The rector has not disobeyed theruleS
of the church, but submitted to an
unlawful deprivation and n still more
unlawful inhibition. II by word or act
we or any Of this poor oppressed people
have occasioned unnecessary rebuke
or pain to any of these men, we recall 1t.
X. J. STEWART, d. d.,
II. L. PHILLIPS.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
SAMUEL ADAMS FUNERAL.
MOI ris Carberry's Victim buried
ON Sunday Afternoon,

The funeral of Samuel H. Adams,
who was killed by Morris Carberry on
Friday morning last, took place Sunday
afternoon, from his late residence near
Fourth and Searles streets. Over q
thousand people were present, many Of
the fellow wOrkmen of the deceased
being among those present.
The funeral left the house at 2.30
O'Clock and proceeded to Haven Chapel,
in charge of Wilmington Lodge Of odd
Fellows, where services were held by
RevS. Holland, Hubbard and Williams.
Allusons to the murder were made
by all the speakers. Mr. Holland in his
remarks alluded to the character of the
deceased and stated that he was man
respected by all who knew him, that
his loss would be keenly felt not only
by the members of EZiOn church, but by
his fellow workmen and friends outside.
The speaker chopped that the Lord would
have mercy on the man who fired the
fatal shot" He urged the necessity Of
the people taking deeper interest in
prayer.
Rev. Mr.. Hubbard spoke of the uncer-
tainty Of life, and he hoped that it was
" "hinlilS W tbil w t' IItIIilti W ult.
The speaker, im alluding to the manner
in which the deceased came to his death,
said that he would meet with no one
there who wOnld attempt to murder
him.
Rev. Mr.. Williams, in his remarks,
spoke of death US being very solemn
thing to contemplate, In speaking Of
the death Of the deceased he said the
contemplation gave food for other
thoughts. 1t WAS customary in this
State, he said, bitterly, for a colored
man to be shot down by u white man,
and that colored people might rest as
Sured that Carberry would never he
hung. In II month or therraboutS, CON
tinued the speaker, you will see the mW-
derer set free, walking the streets.
After the service ut the church the
cortege proceeded to Ezion cemetery,
where the interment took place, the odd
Fellows performing the ceremony at the
grave
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
The Union Gas COMPANY.

John P. Salisbury, Esq, Of Dover,
is in town again to-day in the interest
OF the Union Gas Company, whose petit
tion for permission to erect work, III the
city is Sull pending in City Council.
Mr.. Salisbury says the force of the ar
gument used against the company that
it is not organized will soon be removed
as the organization will be perfected in
a few days. Further, he SAYS, the COM
pany will not ask the right to 60 upon
the street until they have their works
erected, and he also declares that his
company is willing to enter into bond
to the City Council not to sell their
charter to the Wilmington Coal Gas
Company, after they get the permission
they ask.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
Trinity Chanel.

The services at Trinity Chapel yester-
day were satisfactory to the veStry.
Rev. DR.. J. =. Tustin Of Philadelphia
hal charge of the services and Dr..
Frost, the rector, occupied pew as an
individual worshipper. DIR. TuStin
took for his text, 81 have fought Il good
fight, have finished my course, | have
kept my faith.
There is some talk Of the friends of
DR.. Frost building n church. Whether
this will be done is u matter of mere
conjecture. 1t is likely that DR.. Frost
will now submit to the Bishop.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
nr. Simms'
White PuItnNmiC BaIsAIm,

The famous Threat and Lung Medicine
Aaron Perry (Brandywine) saysit cured
him from Consumption James Long
(Jessup's Mills) will tell you IT. ., cure.,
him, also Joseph s. Lenderman, kennet'
Square, and hundreds of others. Thou
sands will tell you ii is good remedy
Cure your Coughs. Sore Throat, HoArSe'
ness, Group, Flood Splitting, WEAK
Lungs, &c. with it. SOC. and 81. SOLD by
leading dealers, Main Depot Attn " Ming
Phila GO2 Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
The Wealth eF.

War Department, Office of the CHER
Signal officer, Washington, May 2
q. m. ...,
Indications for to-day-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, fair weather follow
ed by increasing cloudiness and occa-
sional rain southerly, veering to west
erly winds falling, followed by rising
barometer; stationary or higher tenn
perature.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
Sunday nj tine Police Court

The Mayor, yesterday morning, fined
Frank Jackson, co!0red, s. ard costs
for assaulting Sallie kennard.
William Morris, colored was, last
night, held in the sum Of $500 bail to
answer at court the charge Of keeping "a
gambling house
Sallie kennard was fined $40 and costs
for keeping a house of il! repute,
Several young men, charged with
breaking show cases in front of Paul
Browns and A. p. Beecher's photograph
galleries, were discharged. The evidence
was not sufficient for conviction.
There were no hearings this morning.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
A Losing Joke.

A prominent physician Of Pittsburg
said jokingly to ~ lady patient, who
was complaining of her continued i'll
health, and of his inability to cure her,
''try Hop Bitters" The lady took it in
earnest and used the Btters from which
she obtained permanent health. She
now laughs at the doctor for his joke,
but he is not so well pleased with it, as
it cost him a good patient.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
April's Fires.

Only two alarms of fire were sound
ed last month. This is the smallest fire
record for any month for at least three
years past. The alarms were as fol
lows:
April ID. at 0.l5 p. m, false alarm.
April 18th, at $40 a. m, slight fire at
St. Pauls Catholic church, Fourth and
jackson streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
uanhlmta.s Favorite pills.

Dr. Slmms' Vegetable Liver Pills (sugar
coated) move the bowels easy by acting di-
feotly on the liver, restore the lost energies
by promoting the healthy action of the liver
IN doing this, headache, neuralgia, pains in
the right or left side or through the limbs,
Indigestion, costiyeness, sick stomach, weak
back, dizziness, bad feelings through the
body, aching. limbs, billiousness, general
weakness and other bodily intrmities are
cured. They positively operate without
Bowels costlve. K splendid, easy, purgative
snd liver cure. 2b cents and 81 box. Mein
depot, 4th and King streets. Philadelphia
wv Arch street. Sold by dealers. Ill
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
Habitual COStiVGneSs

is the banc of nearly every American
woman. From it usually arises those
disorders that so surely undermine their
health and strength. Every woman
owes it to herself and to her family tc
use that celebrated medicine Kidney,
Wort. 1t is the sure remedy for con
stipation, and for all disorders of the
kidneys and liver. Try it in liquid OF
dry form.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02

Coal Dow N.

The price of coal has been reduced 80
cents q ton by all the coal dealers in the
city to-day. This will be welcome
news to all coal consumers, but it is
reasonable to suppose that they would
rather pay the half dollar more during
the summer and less during the winter.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
Tapestry Carpets at rs Cents,

At the great trade sale in New York,
on Tuesday last, at which time 7,67e
pieces of tapestry carpets were sold, W,
M. Kennard a. Co., were liberal buyers,
which enables them to offer the same
goods at seventy-iive cents, which have
been sold all the season at one dollar,
and are now still held in many places at
one dollar.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
Odd Fellows sued.

W. G. Seeds, p. &. NJ. of Mechanics
Lodge, No. 4, |. o. Q. f., has brought
suit against the above named lodge tC
secure several years benefits. Levi C.
Bird, Esq, has been engaged as coun-
sci for Mr.. Seeds. The case will, pro-
baby, come up at the May term OF
court.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
War ON the DOGS.

During the month of April 50 canine,
were exterminated. The number killed
by each officer was as follows: BY
officer Hunt 55; by officer Malancy, ~
A beagle and pointer dog are now in
the pound awaiting their owners.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
Don't Get the ChIllS.

If you are subject to Ague you must
be sure to keep your liver, bowels and
kidneys in good free condition. When
so, you will be safe from all attacks.
The remedy to use is KidneyWort. 1t
is the best preventive of all malarial
diseases that you can take. See adver-
tisement in another column.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
Died mt Dover.

William NJ. Shakespeare, q promi-
nent citizen of Dover, died at his resi-
dence, near that place, last night, of
kidney disease, Mr.. Shakespeare was
an old citizen of Dover, and the proprie-
tor of Shakespeare's mill, near that
place.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
URBAN AND SUBURBAN.
NEWS IN AND AROUND THE
CITY.
Preparations for Decoration Day.
How tRc &. A. II. will Re-
member the Dead Heroes.
Programme Prepared.

The Joint committee Of the varions
posts Of the Grand Army of the Repuh-
lie, met on Saturday evening to make
arrangements for Decoration Day. The
committee is as follows: Smyth Post
No. |, Mr.. Keahles, chairman: Messrs.
Carroll, Burleigh, Sullivan and Sliteri
DUPONT Post, No. ?, w. =. Noshell,
chairman: Messrs. Swiggett, HaIdock,
Osborn, Knott; Sumner Post, No. !,
VIM. +. Rein, chairman; MeSsrS.
Burton, Walker, and Forman The
subcommittee are as follows; On
speakers, Swiggett, Noshell aud Rein;
committee on band and music, liaddock
Sullivan and Ba"kuS; committee on
order of exercises, keahles, NoShelli
committee ON flowers, BurI"igh, Osborn
Slifcr, Carol, Ha'lLock, Knott, Burton,
Walker and Ferman.
In addition to the three posts in TINS
city the First regiment under com
mand of Col. MlCaIist"r, Tia" Sous Of
Veterans ard the Cadet Corps Will
take part. Watson Post Of New Castle
and REYNOLDS Post of Pleasant Hill
have been invited. The order of the
procession has not yet been decided
upon. Captain William \. SWlgsctt
will be chief Marshal. The route OF
parade will be as follows: Form at
Fourth and French streets and hcgln t.
move AT LA p. III. Proceeding up
Fourth tn Market street, turn and t0'-
low Market street to Delaware HVenu",
and then turn and proceed along
Delaware avenue to the Wilmington
and Brundywine Cemetery. Every
soldiers Grave will I've marked by Il
small dag beforehand The firing com
pauy Of DuPout Post, will fire Il salute
in the cemetery.
Aftcr the ceremonies at The cemetery
the procession will proceed along Delta
ware Avenue to Washington street. ~
Sixth street, 10 Market street to the
Opera House and diSp"rse'
TuEEyusING EXERCISES
at the Oprra House will begin at So'cloel<
and will be- opened with "America BY
the band, followed hy prayer a licked
choir irmu the different churches, under
the leadership Of j. \. Cannon, viii
sing the "IIrrorAtiou lIylnn.' This
will hr followed by an original poem by
DR.. KeahlrS. entitled, "rhr Boys | Knew
i'll the Aru,.
NeNtMl.ir by the choir, awe shall
Never Forget How the Boys marched
Away" Comr.Ide G. ", Miller viii
deliypran address in behalf of tn" G., a.
H., followed by music by the choir,
"Trll Mother Die Happy Levi G.
Bird will deliver an Grafton on the
Subject "Decor.Ition Day The choir
will next sing "ANgelS OF Peace, Thou
Hast Wairnd Too Long, after which
the brnrdiurion will hr pronounced.
The exercises will close with star
Spanglc Banner" by the band. The
commanders Of the several posts will,
on the morning Of decoration day y,detail
a number of men from their respective
companies to decorate the soldiers
graves at the different cemeteries
throughout the city. In addition the
grave of Admiral pu Pont, at pu Points
Banks, will he handsomely decorated,
as will those of til" dead soldiers in the
cemeteries ut Mt. Salem and Green Hill.
The committee on flowers will gladly
receive either flowers uumade, or any
arranged III the form OF Wreaths or floral
offerings.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
A Gard.

TO all who are suffering from the errors and
IRdiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss OF manhood, etc., | will send
y0a recipe that will cure you FREE OF
OHAkGE. This great remedy was discov-
ered by o missionary IN South America. SEND
snyelSRs n = ys as 6sy 6Sy
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
A LII kinf.

A young man who will imperil his
prospects by dissipation or the use of
funds not his OWL, may justly be termed
a fool. Those who SOW to the wind will
assuredly reap the whirlwind.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
Nnver raiIs to Give Satisfaction.

A full line Of Slate Mantels, at e.
Mitchell's, 80 W. Front street. He
also repairs lealy roofs of all kinds and
has n coating for Old tile and felt roofs
that has never failed to give satistac-
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
Great Reduction In Flour.

We have on hand a good Patent -four
which we will sell very low. We know
it cannot he beat for the money. Gan
and see at K. II. Nj Cartney, No, West
Franth street,
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
Gemt In the Hospital.

A colored girl and white man, resid-
ing at No, III Shipley street, were
taken to the smallpox hospital on
Saturday,
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
Seed potatoes and Eating Potatoes,

Janney, 1903 King street, is he21, 9!i,
quarters for all kinds ofpotatoes. Will
Sell to the trade NJ reasonable prices
Do not be hulnhuged with pedlers,, hut
go right to headquarters, you will get @
what YOU want. Get full measure, ana
as cheap, if not cheaper, than any one
also can sell yuu
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
stou that Thief, Dyspepsia,

before it steals you virtually all away.
Nothing ever put up equals Dr. Bliss
Anti~Bilious Powders and Dyspepsia
Dinner Pills. Office 2l7 West Third
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
o PlcE or LIGHT HOUSE ENGINEER.
FOURTH DISTRICT, :
No. 532 Walnut street. \
PHILADELPHIA, PA, MAY 2. 1881

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 2, 1881.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until Il o'clock, M, of Thursday, the
l9ah day of May, 1881, for taking down the
frame buoy and supply shed Q40 II. by 80 ft.l
at the mouth of the Christiana River, Del,
the same to the wharf at the
Front Beacon Cherry Island Flats Range,
Del, and erecting it in as good a condition as
it now stands. The contractor will be required
to replace, without cost to the Government,
all parts lost or injured in taking down or In
transportation. The work to be completed by
September 1st, 1881. The Government Will
pay the cost of the material to replace decayed
or otherwise defective parts. Satisfactory
bonds for the faithful performance OF the con-
tract, in the sum of $2 600 will be required
The right Ia reserved to reject any or all D as.
For further information inquire at TINS olnce.,
my23teod VIZ. RAYNOLDS,
Colonel Corp7 of Engineers,
Engineer Fourth Lighthouse District.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
State or the thermometer

at the REPUBLICAN office, in the shade,
this morning:
7 O'Clock, 10 o'clock, II o'clock,
$50 700 73o
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
Good Enough h.

Lovers CT really good chew of To,
pacco should ask for Mi]'er's Good
Enough Navy Plug, as it is the only To
bacco in the market that has drug
store taste and will not make the mouth
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02
The Right Ones

toemploy to your Paintingand Paper
Hanging are A. =. Jackson y Bro,
store 5l5 Tatnall street. All work fin
ished in the best manner and cheap for
Daily Republican., 1881-05-02

TOTAL. NET REV ENUE
FOR 1850 ..............S SfA. zO9, ,960-sS
WHILE ONLY &I.lOO-O 900 WI De re
uuircd to meet the interest and sinking luLi" :
WHEN THE WHOLE OF THE S2O.O0t
900 BONDS ARE ISSUED
Provision has been made to have Coupon
Bonds registered in the owners name when
desired and also for their conversion into
absolute Registered Bonds, interest payable
to the registered owner only.
WILLIAM THAW,
Vice President Pennsylvania Company,
approved. ,
q. r. ROBERTS.
President Pennsylvania Railroad Company.