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Daily Republican., 1886-04-14
Wrr. BueIi's Lecture.

MR., Caroline k. Buell., corresponding
secretary Of the National Women's
Christian Temperance Union, gave .
lecture specially to women at No. 800
Market street at o'clock yesterday AZ
ternoon.
In the evening ST Q addressed public
meeting At the Central Presby terrain
Church, which was an earnest appeal
for prohibition. In treating OF the ques-
ton of personal liberty, she said the
nearest approach to 1t 10 in the case OF
the child when 1t first comes into the
world. We are then compelled to wor
ship ut the shrine of the little tyIant.
she then by line Of reasonable argu
mept showed the commencement anC
the various stages TO intoxication. TIT
same leRis iation that was employed u
leRis late impure literature out OF thu
home she would have applied to tn
liquor traffic, or any other evil tina
cjmes to break down the home and ruiz
boys and girls. She drew q very prett!
simtlitude Of the downfall OF the liquo
traffic by comparing 1t with the do IN
fall of Julien, who when thrown frou
HIS horse lay in the dust with the blooS
Streaming from his wounded side, AN
realizing that he had fought agains
Christ, cried: "Galilean, GSliean tho
hast copduered." The time willkcoInt
said Mrs. Buell., when the liquor trafh
will be wounded in the dust and CT
out, &c alilsan, GAlilean thou ha st con
querei."
Daily Republican., 1886-04-14

Undertaken Palmer yesterday shipped
the body of William McDade, killed on
the Brandywin bridge of the W. x
B. Railroad on Sunday morning, to. Phil
adel phia for burial. The railroad COM
pany furnished the necessary transpor
taiion. Mr.. Palmer this morning buried
the body OF Patrick Toole, who wa.
killed at McConsRhy's eros ing, below
Newark, April g. In Potters' Aeld
henry W. Morrow, when the accident
occurred, wrote 10 the d ceased mans
friends in New York State
and received q request 10 have
the body sent on, but no ar
engagements being made to pay the ex
penses the body was no: shipped. AL
though o Good TemplArs' constitution
book was taken from the n an's pocket
there was no further evidence that b
belonged to the order. All efforts :
arouse the friends TO take some interes
in the unfortunate mans case havin
failed, there was nothing left for Mi
Palmer TO do than TO bury him in Pot
ters' Fl aid.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-14

Il is announced ION good authority
emapatirg from the Knights Of Labor, ~
that there will be no strike on the Uni
ON Pacific Railroad, all grievances and
complaints having been promptly
settled by the officials Of that road.
At Reading, Penns yesterday,
about IL trimmers In MoIlvaipe's
boiler plate mill quilted work because
of dispute with the foreman. As nc
iron can be sold or shipped unless trim
med, the entire mill was shut down AND
nearly $50 men are thrown out Of en-
ployment.
The strike Of the journeymen carpen'
tiers In Albany ended yesterday, tn
bosses giving the men nine hours pc
day and Is, rs and 80 cents per hour
Oh Saturday eight hours will consti
tute days work.
The trouble between the Charlie
River Street hallway and lite employees
in Boston, was settled on Monday b
the Knights of Labor. The men OF
tained most OF their demands.
The moulders In the junction Four
dry ct Worcester, Massachusetts,, hav
heeu granted an increase of 20 cents pc
day. An increase of 1917 cents hs
been granted in 8. A. Collins foundry
The City Council of Peoria, IllinoiI
fast evening adopted the eight hor
Isystem for street work. 81 30 per ma
land So per team will be allowed.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-14

James Il. Groom and William Rol.
lins, both colored, were charged before
] Judge Cummins this morning with
assault and committing . highway
robbery ON Theodore White, also col
ored The evidence showed that
white, who hves In Georgetown and
was q witness At the United States
Court, was paid $40 "a his fee, when be
got drunk and went 70 the p, w. q b
Railrord station last evening 70 await
for . train 70 70 home. While he was
standing there the prisoners came
along, and after dragging him over
Market street bridge 70 Keep de cops
from getting him, stole his money AND
beat him badly. The prisoners were
srrcs ted about 2 O'Clock this morning
/ by officer Cannon, and maintained ina
they had nev,r seen the man before
IUnfortunately for them, however
Officer Foster saw them as they wer.
DRAGGING him across the bridge, ant
Nudge Oummips committed them II
default OF 300 bail each for furthe
hearing tomorrow morning.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-14

NTOrlCe-rO WHOM n MAY CON-
~ eerp, On August 20, 1885 the title in
fee simple OF the nsrth west corner Tenth md
Market streets properly was conveyed to
Henry u. Conrad, ESQ, ns Trustee. On
sold to said 10 rad my predCc ssors and my
equitable interest, took hrst insta lment OF
pay, exchanged receipts In full with him for
ali matters except said written contact, and
have since refused TO receive re T.. 1 am
holding over tenant OF the second story ard
retain my ONCE OF Principal Of Hnrkoess
Academy, In which have engaged In CIV
ing popular Instruction In ways that are o.
tabhshed and customary in American tnsti-
buttons OF education.
This is fair and equitable notice that the
said Fro perty be managed so that NO person
OF my lineage be again drawn into any legal
| association with 1t. 0thTwiss, whoever
| buys It, whether at public sale, prisa' sale
or sheriif's sale, buys trueteeship in Oman
| Gerry, to manage said property as thrifty as
| his own, make It pay expenses, deed IL In
| fec simple when ordered without proht. 70
/ guarantee the stock holders OF the Nelaware
Loan Association, the depOsitors OF the VIII
mington Savings fund Society from loss and
| to give ali persons interested satisfactiol
otherwise TO defend In Chsncery and obey
orders.
MY rel1aons are honorable, friendly and
satisfactory with Henry q. Conrsd, Efq.
| aforesaid, and all persons included IN TN
foregoing. Lated april 18th, 1850. l hay'
the honor TO remain, JOHN y. Hank
NESS, Principal Of the Harknes' Academy
Daily Republican., 1886-04-14
Amusemen0.

The Academy Opera Company gave
ash.r verv excellent performance
H. !, evening before 0 fair sined audi
srca Aubei's SRA Diavolo' was pre-.
ssnted in an admirable manner, ana
m anv Of the scores were encorod: miss
Winstou' a delineation ofthe leaoing roie
couid not be surpassed; her dramatic
action being faultless, and Der voice ~
~ heat Miss Searle's conception OF
Zeriina was excellenty and waiter
Hampehire's Lorenzo was praisswortny
and pleasing In every respect. MS
solo AZ the commencement Of the third
ACT was . gem, and won the applause
Of the audience.
The COMEDY business was done by
Walter Allen as Beppo, and Joseph
FAY o. GiAeomo, In the best manner,
The other principal characters were wel
sustained BY Vincent Hogan, from y
Daily, Harry Winter and Miss virgins
Evans. The chorus 10 strong anu wei
balanced, and taken altogether I'M
com pauy Is one Of the best that has eve
appeared In this city. This evening
they will present LA Perichole, AMI
the he use should be packed. The PEG
ole should show their appreciation Q
this very excellent company by q hpera
patronage.
Tho World's Minstrels will appear q
the Opera House this evening and Civ
n first class burnt cork entertainment
There are thirty Ave people In ID
loom many. which IL the result OF tn
lcopsolidation Of two other organize
Itions. They come highly recommended
and rs the admission has been place
ct popular prices they Will no oou'
lhave crowded house.
The National IDEAL Comic Opel
PICompany will commence An enRag
ment of three nights and matinee
the Opera House to- morrow night, ou
ling which the repertoire will be ~ 10
lows:
Thursday, "The Mikado;" Frida
"Chimes OF Normandy !" Saturd'
: matinee, "Ollvette s" Saturday eve
ling, "The Mikado." A recent issue
q Washington paper says; The pl
y Iduction OF the 'Mikado' at berz0t
IOpera House WAS grand success. I
Il Immense crowd that att AIDED the p'
q form ances fully attested both the pop
> llarity Of the opera and the excelleu
}, Iof the company. Miss Bessie Ora
Who takes the part OF "Yum YUM"
,,I petite In figure, but very graceful q
! fall OF life, and Ia capitally adapted
. the part. Everything went smooth
. and the Opera was well received. 1
y setting of the stage was even hapdsen
than before" The admission will
lilo and 20 cents, or 80 cents for
|. served seat.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-14
THIRD EDITION..
The X. OF L, at newark.

\
Tha Kuighta of Labor are not only
numerous In Wilmingtoa put tney
have spread TO the surrounding towns:
They have Judgment In Newark ana
have taken offence 1t Bowen brot ners OF
the Newark Ledger because on the TN
instant in speaking Of Grand Master
Workman Powderly he was spoken OF
rs the s'high monkey monk" The
KpiRh's feeling incensed requested the
Messrs Bowen 20 erase the use OF the
name Of knights Of Labor, . request
which they declined to sccede to, though
they were willing to not use Mr.. Pow
derly's name in connection with the
strikes.
Another little newspaper furry ID
that which occurred between DIR. Cald
we'll, President OF Delaware College,
and the students Of that institution
who publish the Delaware College
Review.
The trustees Of the college some time
aeo condemned q qHack medicine I'D
yertisement In the Review. Mr.. Du
hamil. business manager and editor-in
chief Of the Review, denied thu
trustees right to dictate rs q
what should and what should
NOT be published in paper tina
was clearly . students enterprise. 4
Misunderstanding occurred betweel
President Caldwell and Mr.. Duhami
and warm words ensued, which ende
in Duhamil being summoned before ID
faculty. The press association OF th
college will hold o meeting and reeolv
70 stand by Mr.. Duhamil, and whel
the trouble will end Is not known.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-14

On Sunday last a collec.ionI
mp and subscriptions made u
M. K. Oh urcb, amounting Z
the benefit Of Wesley n
congregation, which 10 uOE
regular place Of worship Y
been Obtained to take al
nearly all the other Methd1
of the city fol- the ~
Toe young church. vfn
prises 81 members and &
day school, owns q lot u
jackson and Linden F'Aa
upon which they Props
church the coming sanaa !
and which is estimated mI
900 The congregation, on
8. T. Gardner, their pasIal
an earnest appeal 10 10
tinancial aid, that they nll
with their work and ha's
their own to 60 TO before al
tor sets in.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-14
Wanamaker & Brown,
Oak Hall,
s. E. cor. Sixth and Market
PHILADELPHIA.
APRIL SPECIALTIES.

We are not behind in our
Spring offerings. We are
never behind in anything
for the benefit of our Gus
toners. We spend lots OF
time and plenty of money
studying their interests. For
in stance, we were offered
one dozen Of a certain line
OF goods at $40 each. There
were ten dozen in the Let
We took them all at SO and
sell them for $40. Do you
see? They are splendid
bargains, well-made spring
suits, and generally sell fol
l$12. On Friday We will
offer many such specialties
Daily Republican., 1886-04-14
Ha WONT stay sober.

Last Friday Frank Hughes, who
works in o quarry about Ave miles from
town, came 70 the city with . $40 note
In his pocket TO buy some shirts, and
BY Saturday was 30 drunk that he hss
70 be looked up At the hearing Sun
day morning he promised TO go home
and attend 60 his work, and thus escaped
q fine. As soon % released he got drunk
again, and Was again arrested. On
Monday morning Judge Cummins i'm
posed q fine of 81 and costs, which Wa
pa d by q friend. Yesterday he took OF
another load, and fell into Oficel
Broadhart's clutches, who landed hin
| In the hall, and this morning Judg'
ICdmmins sentenced him 10 pay mt
1 of 81 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-14

William Bald wiz. who was released
Yesterday morning from charge of
Drunkenness, on his promise to return
to the almshouse, was back in the dock
this morning. He had a woe-begone
expression or his countepauce and adj
mitttd the truth OF the charge preferred
by the officer that he was drunk again
yesterday afternoon. Judge Cnmmins
septeI ced him TO pay fine of So and
costs, which will send him to New
Castle iatl
Daily Republican., 1886-04-14
Rec,aiminK swamp Lands.

A telegram from San Francisco says
that company Of capitalists 10 being
formed ITO solve the question Of trans
portation in the Upper San Joaquin
Valley and open up nearly half mil
lion more acres which, for want Of
water, are now little better than a
desert. 1t is proposed permanently 10
lower Tulare Lake to fifteen feet below
it's present level, which will reclaim
1916 600 acres, including swamp land,
all now under water or subject to ire
ouent overflow. This Is to be effected
| BY q canal OF twelve feet average depth,
which ia TO extend from Tulare Lake &C
junction with the Ban Joaquin river
at the head of navigation, dis:anI
about forty miles north from the lake. >
! 1t Is estimated that the work can b.
done in two years at . cost Of only
81. COX. 900.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-14
Not MORALLY Ygounded.

The young man, Henry G. Hopkins,
reported fatally shot on Friday evening
last at Seaford, Del by William +.
Smith of Baltimore, for seducipg Estella
Muse, is not mortally wounded. he
was struck three times with balls fired
not more than an arms length distant,
but every ball struck q rib and glanced
around to the back. A fourth bal
struck the ceiling of the room. None
of the wounds are considered serious
Smith was arrested and placed undel
81, 900 bail for his appearance NJ court
which opened at Georgetown esterday
Daily Republican., 1886-04-14
RIockadod Cotton.

On February 22d several car loads of
cotton we're shipped from q Texas town
70 James Riddle, Son & Co. cotton goods
manufacturers, Kentmere, but mp to
this time only one car has been heard
from. 1t is supposed that they are laid
up somewhere along Gould's North
western Railroads. Had the firm not
have had q large supply Of cotton laid
in their mills would have been forced
70 suspend operations.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-14

Colonel Euoch Moore this mornin q
hauled ont the steamer Wilmington on
the marine railway fer scraping, paint
ing and a general fixing up for her SUM
mer work.
The jackson and Sharp Company
are putting the finishing touches upon
the two Ridgway Park boats that will
90 into service about four weeks
from now. The Rhode Island ferry
boat being built for the Pussy & Jones
Com pany has the frame up, and plank.
ing has commenced. The boat will be
completed in three weeks. The COM
pany being somewhat rushed with
work at present, have taken on quite q
number Of carpenters from down the
State
Daily Republican., 1886-04-14
stabbed in the stomach.

On Tuesday afternoon Frank Kirk,
Is years of age, residing at No. 1923
Spruce street, was playing with several
other boys, aud as he turned the corner
of Eighth and Church streets ran against
another boy who had an open pen knife
in his hand. The blade entered Kirk. 4
stomach, iDfiictinR q wound about hall
an inch deep, but which, however. Ii
not con sidered dan gerous by DIR. Cant
well, the attending physician.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-14
FOURTH EDITION
DotA

Dots.
There are severa. freaks" who nightly
visit the Academy Of Music that ought
70 be thrown out.
Phill,ps q Kane I'd vertise gold paint
which Ia represented 70 be Q superior
article.
Houses and lots bought and sold oy
Geo. W. Bright, real estate eroker, "a
Market street.
II you want great bargains In clotn :
| ing, ready-made, for yoursell OF .no
boys, 20 70 Moore's, 228 Market s.feos.
Warren Harper is making . bust
ness tour through Virginia and NORTH
Carolina, and 40 result early vegeta
bles may be expected from those s'stes'
DIR. Wilson will lecture before the
Uaity Club this evening on "Scanaina'
via and the Religion Of the oio No'se
men,"
Letters OF I'd ministration have been
loranted 10 Charles A. Schultz, on the
ESTATE OF Emma b. Schultz, late OIL TINS
lofty
John Boughman, No. 406 Market
street, gives notice that John &. bougn-
imam is no longer connected with tne
Iirm Of BouRhman q Co.
A Temperance conference will be held
lin the Friends Meeting House at Hook
essin, ON Saturday afternoon, the lSti
inst at 2 O'Clock.
81 Richard Whitcraft, who attended tn
butchers market in this city iron
IToughkenamon, Pc, has gone 70 john
u son County, near Iowa City, TO grow u
with the country.
Julius Cobe, who formerly caraied o.
business at No. 1O6 Market street, IN
removed to Boston, Massachusetts
where he will engage In manufacturing
cloth ing for the Wholesale trade.
R r. Boutwell,, who has been teach
ling school at Mt. Pleasant, Brandy win
Hundred, has terminated his engage
ment there and gone to TOWNSEND, al
Q Ipoquinimink Hundred.
Mr.. B. Robb had the heel Of his le
foot injured Tuesday afternoon, by
barrel Of oil rolling on u as 1t VAS On
log put into wagon at Hudson IL 20. :
East Fourth Street.
The front wheel of the wagon
White & Co., bakers and copfsctioner
~ was torn off about 1880 O'Clock to-da
lon Front street near Jefferson, lettin
1.-The load down and throwing out . ca
: Tor two Of cakes.
; VIM. ]. McClelland, of this city, 81
4 poets TO start on Saturday for Denve
Colorado, where he will work at u
machine business. This 10 his secon
trip to that place, as he visited 1t
1850 and remained there r about thr
Years. AT that time there were son
rs Wilmingtonians residiDg there.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-14
The Boss Painters Uitlmatum. =,

The Boss Painters Ultimatum
According to call the boss phinters
met at 702 Orange street or Monday
evening and adopted the 4 1lbwiug reso
lutions LIST, That vaafs remain st
pre- sent rates for one ysH6f. I'd, All men
to receive 1926 per deky Of ten hours !;
those not worth thle above not TO be EN-
ploy ed. - one TO be taken under
instructiogFs 4th, One apprentice to be
,llaEed. -esevery four journeymen 9th,
Journey men who may have work offered
TO them are to turn the same into shop
employed and to have charge OF the
same. Should they take work on theiI
own account they are not to be EN-
ployed. Oh, Any apprentice leaving
his employer before the expiration o
his indenture, except in case Of deatl
or retirement of employer, is not to b
employed by any other boss paint
William P. Bratton, Stewart Carlisle
W. q. Valentine, W. 8 Simmons, w
X. Grant, Tilghman Danner James M
Bryan, Ruckmaster & Woodmansey
Walker Il Linton, Walter Jose ph
Richard Keller, Caldwell & Wall
Thomas L. Clark, Edward W. Pyle
L. ii. Quay.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-14
DIED.

NKLlN.-m this city, on the 12th inst.
Ostbarine OoukIin, In her 6Sth year ,
Rela ives and friends OF tbs family are re-
uuested 10 atterd her funeral from the
residence, So4 Lord street, on wednesday
afternoon, at 2 O'Clock. Services at the
house. Intermont at Uld Swed S. Cemetery.
EDWARDS.-On the 18th instant, William
Edwards, In the sd year his age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence Of his son-ln-iaw, John W. Kirby
sixteenth sn1 Claymont stress, TO morrow
W edn eeday) afternoon without further 10
ttce. Serv ices At so o'clsck. InteIment II
RivervieW Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-14
FIFTH EDITlIl
PoWderlx -.

In his last address Ss, D',, !,
convention Of the Ko i.as vi
Grand Master worlnnsss,s l ".
pressed himself Is follow eS rs y
perance question: "' ht
The Temperance ou.,,,,.
PoItant one, and | soms ss'Oa Y
" the main issue. Tb s ,.
OF applications durins - ~ MT
grant dispeusa,ions o , iIIlspS y
non OF rum-sellers wa a. ~. ~
have persistently refused i NJ.
VIII enjoin my sucCssso, \, 9su
the future success Of tbS o,i ! V
me ooors with triple ban D s,.l
admission ADM Of the liquor d .ss
path and that Of the ho bon, WI 'ss
,morkiDgman lie In osppOsIts 'S ~,
Tne run-seller who sssi, Wy "
into q labor society does A., - y
object that he may en,,s.
into the saloon after the ms ~
mo question Of interest V !" !!
ever been satisfactorily sst,,.
psr In Q um-hole. No lIous
ever admitted a rum seller 4 N.
die q drunkard's death W. y.
man ever drank a glass n, ,ur
not rob his family Of the prIas s
In no doing committed a torN'
murder and theft. He mu,a.s'
tellect with which the MAJ,
dowed him. He steals fron i n
the means OF sustenance Ia h,
for THEM. Turn to the anna. !.
dead labor society, and n.
whole pages blurred and a.,
the accursed iootprina Of M.
the records Of q meeting At MI,
turbance took place, and Won
echoing through the hall In
hendish grunt Of the dnnl.
who disturbed the
| HARMONY OF THE AErrI
In tue whole English lap,u.
lind no word that strikes no,s
my soul than the word rum
born In hell ere the fat Of ma
ton had gone forth. Ia I'M
has been one OF ruin TO Ma
youth and the peace Of Old n,
robbed childhood OF its dsllaiu
stolen the laugh from the I'M
cence, the bloom from ths
manhood. 1t has touched d
old age like the tip Of pOiDt
Its sound, as it Rurglts iiou
bottle, echoes, through n,.y
household as the hissingsi,
serpents.
'You may deem me 10 4
this point. Yet | never h,s
| the rights Of o man 10 atal
elects. / hold ! have hgAi
shun rum a. l would an sra
neither meddling with ito 4
to NEEDLE with me. 50
IL keeps Its distance
tent " leave ii alOue,
moment 1t attempts N lhkt
my rights BY coming into Ihs
7 Of LABOR, then my soul ND
! against 1t, and | can hrd DO
n bitter, no den unciatiOn pO u
hurl against II"
Daily Republican., 1886-04-14
This warren Athletic Club.

Electric lights have been introduced
into the rooms OF the Warren Athletic
Club, No 2l2 French street, and the
members are having everything fitted
mn In the best manner. Arrangements
are being made for an exhibition at the
Front and Union streets park on
May Is, when 1t is expected that several
members of the University Cub will be
present and take part In the exercises.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-14
ApDointed Baggase-Master.

James b. CORY, almost fatally In
jured by the collision of engines and
cars on the p, W. & B. Railroad at the
foot of JustiBon street, some three
months ago, has SO far recovered from
his wounds that he has accepted The
position of baggage master on the nigh
turn at the p, W. & B. depot.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-14
PAY less FOR II HERE

These are some of the
things you may get-out OF
hundreds OF patterns and
styles higher in piice and
not so high
A suit for solid, everyday
service: brown ground, with
an unobtrusive sparkle OF
bronze in it, and a pins
width rib Of black; the coat
cut in Salisbury Tor a button
ICutaway) style, the edges OF
coat double-stitched (not
Ibound); SIS. You'll be
pleased with it.
A suit of quiet, grayist
mixture OF cloth - two
shades of it. Atwood:
Ireally neat suit for a very
little money: $12.
| A Spring Overcoat of thu
= same cloth: at a price tina
people like: a genteel, we'll
:, made oversack, looking
much above It's cost; TIVE
p shades: $I2.
Il Another: a series of hand
xlsome Cheviot Spring Over
Al coats: as bright and takini
n as Homespun: nobby 70
6 lyoung men: gray mixture
,Ia,land brown. Prices, SIC
ID S12. SI3 50 and SIS.
Il People needn't be affai
4 to go into any OF the store
= !: and compare, even if the
Q. q, pay less for it here, as the
I'd I'd will.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-14

The Levy Courl held asss
day afternoon and spp N,lS.,
for bridges and caus e.i.
Georges Hundred. a l0 y,
Eleventh street bridge, NJ
81, 600 was recommenOeal,
tea was appointed . w. Il
ways betw cen RockIar .i..,
Bridge, and the cOrIiaC'|
Nonsuch Marsh COMPANY y
proved. 1t was repor'Ssal .. y
that $69l n was dne l,i B's, '.
dred, and a resolution a,.,,oo,i,,
that hereafter road co lI ~
present vouchers T Sua ,,Sa
their settlements, i.s
collectors Of MIL ' Gi'I ~
mink and New Castle ~
presented and spplG1'%s.' n
the Court sjjOurHa
May 18th.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-14

We have the exclusive sale OF the
very best sweeper manufactured. Price,
So 80; alec Bissel sweepers, $l,'b. IT,
Worfell. $50 and 82s Market street.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-14

Hugh Ward, boot and shoemaker, has
remove from 612 Orange street to the
s. W. cor. Of Sixth and..Shipley streets.
where he will be pleased TO wait on all
who wish anything in his line.