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Daily Republican., 1886-12-27
Paraoned by the Governor.

John Croney, who plead guilty to
granddaughter and was sentenced &c
serve Ave years in New Castle jail, has
received q Christmas pIess mt from Gov
ernor Stock ley IN the shape Of o pardo
He plead guilty 10 the killing Of DAME
Mcguire on March 3, 1883, aud was zen
tenced to an imprisonm mt nj OF five years
consequently he had about fourteen
months ) ct 10 serve
The pardon was ob'an;d through
the efforts OF Lev! G. Bird, Esq. wht
was his counsel NJ the time OF his trial
and 1t Ia fortunate for Croney that pre-
vious to the shooting be had borne n
|irreproac liable character. Since he ha
been IN jail his COL duct has been ex
cellent. and he has never caused tn
slightest trouble In any way. The par
don was taken TO Oronty's mother Oh
Christmas Eve, and IL can we'll be i'm
imagined that It WAS the happies
Christmas present she ever received
Croney has gone 70 Washington, wher
he will work with his biotte-, who
arryin ing on business In that city as
carpenter and contractor.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27
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The ChristID As IS eskfast

Last Saturday morning Mayor RhOadl
rendered the police their second Christi
mas breakfast. The tables were set 4
the new quarters In the Eckel Buiidingl
and there were with the officers and ID
vited guests Abodt rs persOns prssen1
The tables were laden down with substa1
tial food aud del.cacies, sndthe MAYED
after wishing all present very Men
Christmas, invited them 10 be seas1
around the tables. When the repAst "
finished. Sergeant McNey arose, and 4
behalf OF the entire force rendered t1sI
thanks TO the Mayor for his unilei1
kindness and courtesy TO them during =
past year. In conclusion be presenla
the Mayor and Chief each with hst'
-ome lemonade ret.
Mayor Rhoads responded, and az
that II was a source Of qualification
him 10 have learned that polleeAi
can be a gentleman. he conclGd'u
thanking them for this mark y 'leiT y
probation, and complimen'ec them
the very efficient manner IN whleh 'l'
had performed their duties
Chief Dougherty also Thanked tAr m'
for the present u himself and WE, a.
after compliInenting them 90 'It.i !
iiciency concluded BY speaking o. :.
good effects Of obeyiEg orders anu :,
much better II was that all shouil "" ~
togt Their in harmony, and eouhs, ~
ithem To continue in the lullte dc =
had acted 10 the past.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27
NEWS So nMARY.

At Toffey ville, New Jersey, on Sat
urday, Mrs. Mary Martin after making
big ire In her stove went TO the
grocery. During her absence George
Neisinger and Thomas Flynn entered
her home and stole the stove. They
were arrested while carrying off theil
heavy and hot booty.
AT Washington, Pa, on Saturday
afternoon, while Gary Paul was ram
ming powder into a hollow l1R, ther,
was q premature explosion. Pieces o
the log flew In all directions aud one o
them severed paul's juglar vein. caus
ing his death In q few min utes.
Mrs. Mary Hart, wife OF fireman II
Harlem, New York, left her home OF
Friday. to take dinner TO her husband
While she wan away her four-y carroll
boy, Joseph, tried to light some Cbris'
mas tree candles with o match an
bnrned himself to death.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27
Car Drivers Remembered.

Humphrey Lynch, the car driver on
tue RisinR sun end OF the Wilmington
Oily railway, Vas very appropriately
re mem bered last Saturday at the Rising
Sun depo. on one of his tripF. A young
school girl named Nellie Connolly wax
awaiting hts return. and when fair
offered che stepped up u
Mr.. Lynch aud in a very neat nttlt
speech on behalf of the school children
of the Highlands ard Rising Sun pre-
sented him with a complete set Of iurs.
In her speech she reiterated the obi
CATIONS the school children were under
to Mr.. Lynch for his kindness to them
and hoped he would accept the present
as toker. of the remem bIance Of the
sch pol children TO whom he had been st
kind.
Mr.. Lynch was completely taken by
Isurprise, bat did not forget 10 thanh
Miss Nellie ard, through her, the ch,l
dren TO whom he was 30 deeply indebt
ed for such timely Christmas pre- sent
All the car drivers on the Whining
ton City Railway were presented b!
he comp any with gloves for Christina
presents.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27
DEATHS,

'POOR.-On the 18th Inst, afer 8 lingering
illness Moses J. roor. In his 3s.h yeat
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from toe rest
dence OF his father-in.lau, John kvsrson. 10
New castle HUNDRED on tuesday af:srnoop,
the 18th inst. at O'Clock. Servic's the
house. lnisrment In st. james cemetery
Ne sport, Del
POSEY On the 2h.h Instant, James u
Posey. a
RelstvN ard friends are invited 10 atten
his funeral from hts late residence. No. oo
Adams street, on Tuesdsy, december %, al
l9r. IN. Interment p'iVAte,
Washington pspers pie 80 copy.
lBAYAKD.-U On the morning ~ december
10Th, Kenna'd l.. Bayar', aged % years.
| Relatives and friends of the family ara re
| spect'uily invi ed 10 attend his fu nerai frou
his late residence. No. llo2 TatOall street.
on Thursday afternoon. December 81, u
loave the house 1t 2 O'Clock. Services at tb'
A. u. NJ. y. Churc0. Internont AT st
| Peters Cen etery,
| Our loss Is hib Infinite gain.
SCHUBK-ln Phtls d ,iphis, on tho zlrC
/ instant, Louis J sohuik, aged 40 years
Intern ent priv ate.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27
Open For Visitors.

An actual bank, commis bion, jobbinR
agency aud freight offices, equipped
with complete set of books, college,
money deposit alps, bank books, bill
head accounts, Gales and 81 business
papers, are open this week for the in :
spection OF all interested III a practical
business ed ncattoo, at the Wilmington
Commercial College, Eighth and
Market streets Your son and daughter
prepared to intel gently manage your
business or to make their own way III
life Hiehe,t references from well.
brown citizens patrons during The past
Uuarltr
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27
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Saw. VIVA Robbed.

Last Saturday Afternoon nepi
BuettgeT, o tobaceonirt a ms 'i,' =
tered a saloon at F.iih and Alal l
streets While somewhat lnuef tno ~
fluepce OF liquor, and u clnhuen' -. ~
ne had $40 In his pocket when no w
IN. When he Was about 10 'eAFe
misstd the money. and upon S ,as :.
he proprielrtss WIN hSVihE H. Nd
Was elected from the place anu ~. - Il
'hreaiens TO euter suit 10 Teco'e'
money.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27
FOURTH EDITION


The Wilmington Rihs Club had
shooting matches open 20 oil comers on
Christmas morning and Afternoon, at
the Scheui zen Park, for the continuous
match for the Stevens rifle and twelve
other prizes, the total with the win
ners being as follows:
Stevens "Hupter's Pet" rife. con-
tributed by the club, won by W. O.
seeds; Harrington a. Richardson double
action revolver, contributed by Charles
Heinel q Bon, won by Chas. Heinel, Sr !
revolver, contributed BY the club. won
by William O'Oonnor; bottle OF co,
logne, ooni ributed by Taylor & Fuller
ton, won by II b. 6esds; boz OF fine
cigars, con tributed by Samuel HAw.
kins. won by 8. j. Newman; thres
months subscription 10 the MorniI {
Newss contributed BY the News Pub
Iisbins Company won BY William A,
Bacon; meerschaum cigar smoker, con
Joseph Il Seeds; one years subscrip
ton to the Sunday Star, contributed BY
the Star Publishing DC mpany. won b.
VIM. r. Seeds; one bottle Of bull eyss
contributed by K M. Clark, won by H
Slmp on; and lowest score, cash priz
OF % cent?. contributed by the club
won By A. Edwards.
There were three other prizes, consist
ing OF one keg OF powder, contributed
by the club; three ~ onths' subscription
to the Every Evening, contributed BY
the Every Evening Publishing Com
lpapy, and six months subscription :,
the DAILY REPUBLICAN,, copiribut u
by g W. Vernon q Sons, remain to b,
chosen by j. 4. Newman, j. Scott Anc
II. A. Helmet. The terms OF the mattel
provided chat the two best scores shoult
count.
The oreedmore target was used q
BOO yards Of hand and the following
are the SCORES out Of 3 possible 81
points:
w. u. Sseds, 80; G. Heinel, ST., so
W. O'Connor, 70; ID. b. Seeds, 10; 8. J
Newman, %; W. A. Bacon, 20; J. u
Seeds. 28; W. f. Seeds. n; j. Il New
man, "a; J. Scott. "a; II. A. Heinel, "a
II. Simpson, %; J. K. ID. Seeds, %;
3. Bell, %; q. Carleton, %; L. M
Clark, %; H. Bowden, q; W. Ruihver
20; j. Riss, 10, A. Edwards, 10.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27
Runaway and Upset.

Mr. Barrett of Newport left his milk
wagon standing on Jefferson street near
Third on Sunday morning. while be
went To serve q customer, when young
man ran down an alley blowing q horn
which frightened the horse. causing
him TO run away and upset the wagon
break ing 1t badly, spillipg the milk
and hurting one of his legs so badly al
TO render him unfit for use for som'
days to come.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27

The Heavenly Recruits, Thirteenth
and French streets. will hold boline, 1
and fsith-hesling convention on Tues.
day, Wednesday and Thursday Of thii
week. AL the n issions will be repre-
sented. Revs. Haas, president OF the
asst collation.; Trumbauer. Hyde and
others will be present None but Chris
tians will be admitted on Tuesday
night. Services will be held each day
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27
Tn ~, CHANGED on.

Among the articles 10 re clau' a.
At the fair of the shields Library a. n'
citation, which is btirg hs'u and
-titute Building. are pailor "Ds o
room furniture carptt' Hour . : 90. a.
,n1 silver " atchfs, eoony writing a =,
and also a valuable spar sprinR l psa
pade by members Of the assoo ., ~
All who wish 10 eucoutsRe tis,Iay
ion should call End see the oisp'''
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27
A r,,eaue on FIRE

Passengers from PhiladelP ,he 7
noon train, report thai w. I'VE s.
Theatre on Chestnut sire t ap e AZ q
caught fire this forenoon ~ NV
and when they left Phiiadelph''
rapidly burning.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27

Mrs Mary T. Candy died yesterday
at her residence, No. 607 Delaware ave.
nue., aged 10 years. The deceased was
the widow Of Edmund Candy, and had
bet n In bad health for some time. She
lived In this city nearly all her life, ant
her daughter Is the wife OF Harlan y
Cause.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27
Complimenting an Orchestra.

Kate Olaxton and Charles A. Steven
son complimented Ozelsby's orchestra
at the Academy OF Music, by remark
ing that IL was the best music they had
ever heard outside of New York city.
The orchestra is certainly one OF the
best that has ever been In this city.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27

Twas annoyed with severe PAN ,nr Il
lead and discharges into my lSS.l
from catsrrh. Ny se.se o. al
much Inn paired. By ne use "o,o NJ
Cream Balm l have owe, co
troubles.-J. b. Case, ST. Dep''
N. Y.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27

The progress made in penmsnship'
short hand, book. keeping, business
fotms, arithmetic and practical
spe ling by the night students OF
the Wilmington Commercial College,
Eighth and Market streets, has
iteD 10 satisfactory that others psy
now enter without fear as 10 the lie
suits. seltcs ycur studiss Eater ct
Gsny time. botI nexsa.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27

| Al
VIM. B. Sharp's,
| Fourth and Market SIS,
| With the great
rush of the holiday
trade past we COM
mence to gather up
whats left of the
Iclear.Out for stock.
taking.Ladies' New
markets, Sd Coats,
Jackets, W raps, all
1.-THE children's coats
and boys overcoats
and suits, will have
Ito stand the first
|shock of the reduc-
tion we propose to
make, and any lady
lwho has not as yet
been supplied with a
coat or wrap, OF
whose little girl OF
9lboy was not favored
'by " Chris with a
coat, can now have
an opportunity tc
b discount that verita'
IIhle old Chris i'm 9
!. way that will cause
!. him to open his eyes
y The first choice 0.
'jcOruse will be tn,
!. best, as the lots will
rapidly be broken.
N VIM. b. SHARP,
~ Fourth and MhItst Street,.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27
a,,en,,ou q. A. r.

The comrades OF DUPONT J.. p oe.
Ia A. R.. are requested to me- "s,y
narlors this monday e'e'
|o,clook. Please attcAd'
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27

From Phiiadelphia, Pal Am sell
ing more OF DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
than all other cough remedies com.
oined, and the demand Is still increAs
ing.
b J. q. TOBoLDr, 2S7 8. Second St.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27

The perpetrators OF the Tarbo,.
Sonihei ner, Tar oro', n. c. ,,,s
"Dr. Bulls Cough syrup goes AZ -
our druggists can't keep supplied y
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27

To- morrow promises 10 ", W
cloudy TO clearing ana ooI." ,,srstt
ne sday fair aId STATIONARY teiDfN
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27
.ISougo ON Corhe

Ask for Wells "Roueh - :
Quick relief, complete cure
warts. buniops. l6c'
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27

T. Moreland held the 'u, At Z
247, which drew the !. PIN nd IM.rksl
candy store, Tenth Anu -
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27

At Inc pprupI.lCAy Office N sao o.a,l
4 O'Clock 10 o'cl9cs ~
AZ "a
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27
sacua La GRANGE u'n

For a fine smoke try 'p'
| rapde 5 cent cigag'
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27

DubLIC sALk or REAL EsTATf -
/ Toe uLdersigned, executors OF the
esta te OF simon Martin late OF konns u
Township, deceased, whl expose a. public
sale, on
TIN DAY, l2.Mo. TIE GOTH, A. u. 1850,
At 2o'clo3E p. m,
ON the premises, situate 4 miles \. 4. OF
Ken nett square, ~ n lies south OF Rose.
dale, n. q. II. h, Roeut 10 acres OF excel
lent land. l4.foomed manfion. frame,
erected on n hne tito, commardin nne
view Of surI1 uFding country; large stone
ter on emit, stone al d frame barn, q, rn-h puse
and usual outbaildings; running water al
Rouse and barn, mover failing spring near
By; land we'll watere and very productive;
recent developments warrant the belief that
a portion Ct This farm Is urdeilatd Nth
Feldspar and Kaoiin Several car loads of
Spar having been shipI cd already. Oaoi
Ia 'ists or those seek ng good and profita-
BILE home in hrst ciaes neiR hbornC cd
shou id not fail 10 attend this sale sale 70
cl 80 the estate. Attendance given and
terms made known OF day of sale by
SAMUtLS. MABTlN.
CALl D =. AhfiN.
s. HADLEY MARTIN.
Executors.
J q. Robinton, Auct d27.3tt
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27

USuK sALk-ChEAp. n LOT OF
Il doors: slsO wipdCw sashss. lG&l@ and
lUxle. and lneid. bilBts Apply 10 ~. ,.
II ALL. atSt. FauIF NJ. h. Church. eth and
~hiulev .troetn. $3.50 G2'3t'
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27

xXTaNIED-h GIhL 10 A SSlSr Al
w general housew TX. Apply TO M re
u. u. LIZ eC1, N. l.. corner 81 and madi-
son street,. CIT ~
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27

uyfNIED-Ar HhRNkI'S DRUG
w ssorc. active hey for e.rsnds and
general work. d2I-xts
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27

FNgE SAIL e X. iOht.U BRICK
" bouEe IA Piros rect. for 1850. GEO.
r. low SENU GA ma'ksi 81 c2I-st
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27

WhNFIS-;Ay ..o T. i'a .,...i n G 81 !,
aLLMON. ds7 ST.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27

IYTANfEI-BY MAN AND WIFE
w one or two uafu nishtd rooms fol
light Housekeeping. Addrets MOO Is. Ne
publican once or Il
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27

NJk SALE-SlX hGOMkD HOUSE,
u with bath. so s 18th street for 1850
only stb0 ca 81 required. Apply TO M, I
PUOLk 7ps Market street lr
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-08-04
S POM AND GOMORRAA


seem to Have a Modern Rival in Downs
Boston Community.
BnSroN, Mass, Aug. &-Parson W. W.
Downs made the first Of his long promised
sensational disclosures Sunday in defense
of his character, and the affair is likely to
prove ten days wonder At his regular
meeting IN Bumstead hall, long series of
resolutions were read reviewing the call of
Mr.. Downs to the church; the revival he
inaugurated; the efforts of Deacon Joseph
Story to secure his removal; prosecutions
of the pastor, and the long suffering of the
latter in his efforts to secure reconciliation.
The resolutions then exrel Deacon Story on
the ground of adultery and his failure
to prove his innocence of that
charge, as he promised he would do
by the testimony of physician as to his
impotency In connection with the resolu-
tions an affidavit was read from sister of
a church confeSsing to the act OF adultery
with Deacon Story, and to having commit
tel and submitted to other acts of uulaw-
ful familiarity with him The affidavit as
serts that death would have been preferable
to this confession and the publicity and
trouble that will follow, but that it il made
because Deacon Story is at the bottom of
the persecution which Mr. Downs has en-
dured The sister appeared before a meet
ing of tha church two weeks ago and made
her confession. Addresses wers made in
Ter behalf, numberless prayers were Of
tere |, and she was forgiven
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-08-04
He HAD SALT RHEuM FOR 20 YEARS.

A. Marvel. Asst Supt. Il 6. 2, Agt.,
c., r. |. & P. r. r., writes: For TWEEN
ty years | have been afflicted with Salt
Rhcum in a most serious form. During
the winter season. my hands have been
in such condition that | was unable to
dress or undress myself without assist
ance. and l have not had gloves or band
ages off my hands for about four months
until | began using Papillon extract OF
flax Skin Cure l certainly think it has
cured my hands Large bottles only 81,
at II. II DeSanto's
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-08-04
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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-08-04
Appearance of yellow Fever.

New ORLEANS, La, Aug. 4.-Intorma
ton has been received here that the Nor
wegian bark, Agnes Campbell, which ar
rived at ship island quarantine station
Thursday night from Aspinwall lost on the
passage and since her arrival at the station
SIX men out of crew of twelve OF yellow
fever. Two of the crew died the evening
OF her arrival and were buried Friday on
Ship island One other has been taken sick
since the vessel arrived, and there are now
four cases on board, leaving only the cap
tain and two men on duty The infected
vessel is undergoing strict quarantine
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-08-04
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

A German firm, it Is reported, has OBJ
tanned an eight years monopoly for supply
ing rails for Japanese railways
Salem, Ga, has a six-weeks' old baby
weighing pound and half with six
fingers On each hand and an extra toe on
each foot
Five new cases and three deaths from ty-
phoid fever were reported in Pittsburg
Monday In the Twenty fifth ward there
were II. cases.
Kalamazoo, Mich. was visited by a
tornado Sunday that laid waste the district,
doing damage to the amount of several
thousands OF dollars.
William Fwert and Herman Mahs. half
brothers, quarreled near Lincoln. Neb..
during which MANS was stabbed TO death.
Ewert is i'll custody.
Miss Esther Meikleham, the grand-daugh-
ter Of Thomas jefferson, and the support of
paralytic brother. was dismissed Saturday
as clerk in the patent Office
A man in New Orleans has invented a
now motor, the power of which is furnished
by compressed ammonia gas He is at
present running a street car with it.
Destructive fires arc raging in tho vicin
ity of White Lake aud along the Wolf
river, Wis, DO ttoms II rain does not fall
soon there will be great loss of property,
Eddie robson, II years of age, took fol-
better OF worse Eva Clements aged ID
years, at Decatur, Ills, Monday. The
couple are small for their age and young for
the responsibilities.
Gen. Harvey, of the United States army,
rs the Oldest man GU the register. He he
came soldier in Isis. ,and participated in
every war in which the country has en-.
gagged since that time He is 81 years of
age and very rich
Among the wedding presents already re-
ceived by Mime. Christine Nilsson is onJ
from the queen, consisting of photograph
OF her ma esty in an exquisitely carved OK
Id lied silver frame. Beneath the portrai:
is a small autograph signature, Victoria
Reg, and the date, Osborne, June I,
1885"
Lieutenant Governor Ames, of Massa
chusetts, has given the Memorial Methodist
church, at Plymouth, bell cast by Paul
Revere, which was used for eighty years
on state institutions, and has hung lately
at the Ames place in North Easton, where
it was rung for Fourth of July celebra
tons 1t was once known in Boston as the
Liberty Bell, and was rung when pardon
prociamations We're issued by the governor
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-08-04
NEVER GIVE UP.

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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-08-04

Which serofula has upon the system musl
be arrested and the blood must be purl'
fed, or serious consequences will ensue
For purifying and vitaliziug effects
hoods Sarsaparilia has been found super.
ior TO any sothcr preparation. 1t expels
every trace of impuriry from the blood
and bestows new life and vigor upon
every part of the body, enabling it to en-
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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-08-04
"MY Only Family Medicine"

Il have been user of Simmons Live
Regulator for many years, having mad,
it my only family medicine. 1t is pure
good and reliable medicine. My mother
before me was very partial to it.
Il find the Res ulator very safe, harm
less and reliable as family medicine
and have used it for any disorder of the
system and found it to act like charm
| believe if it was used in time it would
prove a great preventative of sickness
have often recommended it to my
friends and shall continue To do so.
REV. JAS. NJ ROLLINS,
Pastor NJ E church, South Fairfield Va
To J. IL Zeilin & Co, Philadelphia.