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Daily Republican., 1888-03-19
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The Philsdalphia Press says: "An
asIooi Alton OF prominent SWec iah Luih'
Grams OF this city has been formed, one
Of the objects OF which IL the recovery,
II possible, OF tho Gloria Del Church,
now in the possession Of Il 3isoopaleAns.
This, with The KinRsessing Church, the
3 Redesbor0 Church and the Christina,
now the holy Trinity Church OF VIII
mington, fell into Episcopal hands over
20 years ago. not by purchase, the Luth.
Grams think, but In way, they say,
that warrants request for q restoration
OF tue several properties to their origi-
nal owners.
Tue way the Episcopal Church an
thorities came Into possession OF these
churches 10 said by the Lutheran to
have been irregular, but they are not
clear As 10 the manner in which this
happened. In 1881 the last Swedish
i Lutheran pastor Of Gloria Del, DR..
Nicholas Collin, died. AT this time
his congregation was large one, and
his pastorale included the other
churches mentioned. Betore the death
OF DE-. Collin the AnglioiEiDg Of the
Swedlah residents Of this city and VI
cinity had made btart, and there was
no instltntlcp for training young mon
In the Swedish Lutheran ministry. For
this reason the pastor Of Gloria Del ap.
pealed to the church authorities In
Sweden 10 send him assistance. Bot
this appeal met. with no response, and
when DR. Colin died there Was no one oil
his faith qualified TO take bis place.
"Under the instruction Of the old
clergy man was y youth named Clay, O
candidate for orders In the Episcopal
ministry. When his Instructor had
gone 10 the grave this young man took
posse ssion of AL the churches Of DR.
Collins pastorAte and began his minis
Try according to the eocleslastioal gov
, ernm snt OF the Episcopal Church."
Since then all these churches hav,
been hold by the Episcopa,ians, and II
the case OF the one In this CITY the Dam'
was changed from ChrlstiAnA TO thu
Holy Triulty Church. This oourB,
could not be folio wed In the CASE OF thi
Gloria Del Church, of Philadelphia, O.
IL had been willed by the Swanson IL IN
fly To the Lutheran congregation ant
, minister, to DO theirs forever.
The Rev. NJ. J. Buglsnd, a Swedish
! nniDiaisr, says that he bad ali along thu
idea that 10 transfer OF the Gloria Del
or the other churches, hkd been made
but that they stepped 10 and took pos
session. Tha statute of Limitations, h
. said, waa q bar against The recovery
and no way remained but frieudl.
trsnsier by the Episcopal Church su
thoTlties b1ck - the original owners.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

John G. Smith, who died suddenly
of heart disease on Wednesday last was
buried on Saturday afternoon from his
late residence, No. 12l Market street.
The funeral services were conducted by
the Rev. A. N KeigwlR, at West Presby /.
terrain Church. Among those present
was large delegation of members OF
Wilmington Typographical Union, No.
l23, of which Mr.. Smith was an old an
and active member. The pail bearers
were N. L. German, George F. OFT, j, j.
O'Brien and C. H. d Bedford OF Rogers
printing office, at which place Mr.. Smith
was employed at the time of bis death.
Inferno MT was made at the Wilmington
and Brandywide Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

To morrow evening the competitive
drill OF Delaw Oommandery, No. 2,
and Oyrus Commandery. No /, K. g.
10 will take place ut the Wilmington
Rink at Eleventh and Madison strests,
The prizes are 9 set OF guidon flags, of
fered by Supreme Chiet Thomas Birch
all. Tha various local castles will NEE
ct 7.3O O'Clock, and beaded by tue band
will proceed to the p, W. & b. station
for the purpote OF receiving Lieutenant
General o NELL snd staff OF PennsSl
vania, Adjutant General Kenney ant
Chester Commandery, No. 20 Duripi
the evening Mayor Rhoads and Oolone
8. NJ. Wood will be the guests OF su
preme Ohief Birchall. The judges ar
Major 7. Groves, Captain John b
Writht and Captain Edward II. Dooie,
all OF PhilAdelphia.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19
On. Mere uneap oal,forula rip.

Free sleeping cars, with only one
chan 20 OF oars to San Francisco aud
Los Angeles, sig hundred miles shorter
and one day quicker than Other free
sleeping car line. Colorado passengers
can teh Q advantage OF this trip. Train
,eAves Delaware Avenue Depot, Wal
min zton, lilo .. M, Baltimore 100 r.
M, washington 2 80 y. m, March 26th,
Tue trip OF February 9th having given
perfect satisfaction We have concluded
to run one more. For farther informa
ton and reservation OF berths apply t.
a. A. M!lley, Passenger Agent, win
mington, Del or to D. Bride, Passen
ger Agent, Baltimore, Md.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

The strike on the Atohlson, Topeka
and Santa Fe Road was declared OF
yesterday and trains were moving wiIh
some regularity. l. Ooproe, Chairman
OF the General Grievance Committee,
will 70 TO Chicago to adjust all mtsun-
derstandlng.
Chairman HoRe, Of the Grievance
Committee, called uron Presid, Mt
Perkins, of the Chicago, Bur
llpgton and Qainoy Railroad, on
Saturday, to see II some settle
meut OF tho strike could not be made
President Perkins said be was willing
10 pay the same rate paid by other
roads, but no agreement was reached
~ to how. the men should be taken
back.
a astvss-.-- Ave. u--t.-gs--, 49,.
eylvaniA, says thst General Manager
Sims, Of the Rock Hill Goal and iron
Company, has ordered general shut
down OF ali tho oompany's ore mines,
employing 500 hands, to take ELECT to-
dAy. The shutdown, which 10 irdeh-
mite, IL duo to the small demand for
ore. The furnaces operated by the com :
pany are situated at Orbisonia. II Ia
said they have enough ore on hand 10
last them ave OF ak months.
In the United States District Court II
Omaha, Nebraska, on Saturday, Judge
Dunby rendered q decision In the In
function suit Brought by the Chicago
Burlington and Qainoy Railroad agAius
the Unien Pacific Company and enRi
nsers In their employ, to prevent then
. from refusing to receive or trAnspor
} Burlington freight. The court hel'
at the engineers on the Uniol
: Psolao have the right to qui
work when they please, Du
E they have pot the right TO enter into
r conspiracy and by concerted Aoiiol
1 suddenly leave the Union Pacific roA
8 without engine men, when the purpos
e of that conspiracy IL to prevent th
!, Union Pacific Road from exchanRin
r freight vita the Burlington, ~ by tn
8 later State commerce law 1t 10 req uire
o to do; neither have the engineers th
" right 10 refuse to pull Burlington car
# and such refusal would subject them
d imprisonment.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

st. Paul's NJ. E Church wss veil
allied BY our citizens on Sunday morn
ing, who were anxious to hear the mi
tlal sermon OF tho Rev. Louis Il. Bar
rett, who was appointed ut the late COZ
ference TO the pastorate OF said chuFch
for the ensuing term. Mr.. Barrett IL
com paratively q young man, just In the
prime OF life, and IL an earnest laborer
In the cAuAe In which he Ia engaged.
he took for his text, "As the Lord
liveth, what the Lord saith unto me,
that will I speak," These words indi.
cate that be, like the prophet hicaiah,
will not stultify himself to please any
one, however powerful and inf 7entisl,
bat he will convey the message impAft-
ed to him In suoh terms as may be
fully understood, and that sin OF every
kind will be promptly rebuked without
regard to personal considerations or
Consequences Had Ahab listened 10
Mioaiah instead OF the four hundred
false prophets, his life would probably
have been spared, as he would not
have made the attempt to overtime '
Ramathgstead, and run counter TO the
DEGREES Of the Lord. Hts remarks we're
listened to eutively, and appeared 20
make very favorable impression 2
the minds of the congregation, shown :
that the promise OF plain and fearless
depunciatiOn OF sins OF all kinds msl
with appreciation.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

While the lis train Sunday morning
was on Its way on the uptrlp to Ism
den berg aome part Of the locomotive
gave out, on reaching the East Juno
t!on. Word was autographed to the
Delaware avenue station for another
locomotive, but none being on hand
word was then sent TO Philadelphia. A
locomotive was Immediately dispatched
to take the place Of the disabled one,
and IL made the run to the junction In
thirty minutes, which we think was
very fast time, the distance being
nearly thirty miles.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19
J.F. White g. Bro have just received
a carload OF ootl on seed mtal.
RIOT in inc county LongfOrd.

DUBLIN, March 10 AT Drumiish,
County Loo eford, or Saturday night, q
fsht occurred between two factione'
mum herring in sll abont 200 persons,
moet Of whom were drunk. Altar
a citing some time the contestants made
a Joint attack upon public house.
The police foros, consisting OF Ave men,
tried to disrerse bo.h factions, aud
drove them toward tho barracks. The
notice Aired six rounds of buckshos, in
juring many persons. and retired 70
their barracEs. The atone throwing
continued until morning.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

YeBterdav aftarnnnn Sunday school
w. Il s1nHi3ttsMssEcs, neg Ss ed8 81 !:E ea S
tor, Rev. L. Barrett, and Jonathan
Par,ons, Egg, OF Canada. The ad-
dresses were short and practical and
received careful attention from both
teachers and pupils. Mr. Parsons also
delivered an interesting address to the
scholars of the Delaware Avenue BAp.
fist Sunday school. Mr. Parsons will
be present at the Sunday school con
vention TO be held In this city on April
18th and 18th, and will speak on the
temperance question as related to Sun
day schools.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

BERLIN, March IL Serious reports
CONCERNING the Emperor condition sre
again In circulation. The Emperor'e
dependency, which has been increased
by the change from the hue SLY OF san
Reno to the revere froat ard d.ep snow
of Berlin. oAuses great anxiety. AL
slough be can spesk, his voice is 30
tn az and husky and Ills Pronunciation
OF yowels go imperfect that only these
who have been constantly with him,
such as the Empress AID DR.. Meoken'
z.e, can understand him.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

TRu MANsBURG, N. j., March 10
r lbers Barker, a farm hand, went 20
the house OF Richard Mason, an oln
man ovor 70, near this place, on Friday
night, Apd beat Mason and his vile
vim q club He then poured the con-
tents OF . lamp over the couple set tae
house on Are and fed. Mason recovered
sufficiently TO crawl from the burn 10
building into snow driit, ons hls
wife's holy wss burned TO o clnder.
The blaze attracted the neighbors, snd
Mason told then the story OF the crime
Robbery is supposed to have been thu
motive for the deed.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19
John waramaker's Advice to Drum
mers.

John Wanamaker addressed the
Travellers Club, on Saturday night,
at the club room, 81 North Ninth street.
Among other things Mr.. Wanamaker
said: "The pripciple OF your club 10 y
good one. Do not lie or dscry another
man. Do him o good turn. 1t makes
you bigger. You cannot do good turn
without getting It back. II not right
away it's bouf to oome finally. YO1
are putting your capital out ct compound
interest, and will help you and sour
association In every way that I can.
You want to be eucceBsful and you can.
1 don't believe that God ever ordsined
that one man should be successful and
smother not, bat II lies with the man
hlmAelf. One comes stumbling into
your store, does not shut thu door, and
his breath smells OF whiskey. Yon
want nothing TO do with him. Right
sfter him comes another bright, smart
fellow. Ho walks briskly, shuts tbs
Door behlpd him and Is eleanly Attired
dirty man can't DO q salesman. The
BRIGHT fellow makes an impression and
sells his polds."
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19
IL n . rnot

that everybody ought 70 know that A..
Sergeant gives $40 lbs. of the best, well.
cleaned coal in every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hioory kindling wood in large
loads. Lime for withdrawing. Yard,
foot of Monroe street. Central office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for thl
blue siRn, 0peninp in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

am now prepared to do all my work
promptly. All ir need OF o new oar
riAge or who wish TO have their old
ones repaired, should give me o call, o.
all work ID nGde OF the bsst mhtela
end put together In the best style.
Prices moderate. JOHN WALTHER,
Over Market Street Bridge,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

The undersigned having opened the
store 200 West Second street with fall
line Of wall paper and window shades
we are prepared 70 dc work NJ short
notice. We would solicit call from
our friends aud the public. We em-
ploy first class work men and guarantee
satisfaction. G.. W. Evans & Co., 20e
West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

Stove and Heater Company have leased
the large building, No. sos 6hipley
street, and will move from their present
location on or Abeut the LIST Of March.
We will have large room In the sec.
ond story to rant for storage Of house
hold goods or other purposes at moder'
ate rent for spaces. "A safe and conve.
nient place for storage. Apply 81 Z K
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

The great and mighty medicine, DR.
6imms' White Pulmonio BAlsAm,
rapidly cures soughs, hoArssness, sore
throat, Group, blood splitting etc. Hun.
dre1s OF references in wilmington
alone. sos. and 81. The prescription
of DR.. slmms Il Son, 4th and King
streets, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

Last evening eleven persoDs were
oor firtned at 81. Andrews P Il Church
by tbs Rev. VIM. II. Adams, ID. ID ,
Bishop OF EAs.on. The bishop was al
sisted by tho Rev. CHARLES 70 Murray,
restor OF the church, and the Rev. W.
smith, of ChIilt Church, Chrlslisp q
ur.Area ThA oisrs s-aa 81 treesad hu
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

On Saturday afternoon Charles Cor,
don, o young man living on Lomo bard
street between Eleventh and Twelfth,
had large tumor successfully removed
from the left eide OF mis- neck, BY DR.. O.
w, Mann. The tumor was deep dowr
in the neck, lying close to the large
blood vessels, which nourish the Drain
Gordon was under the intiusnoa o.
ether during the operation, which last
ed an hour or more.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19
speoisl Mention.


We have 10 move TO another store,
nnd have too mach stock on hand. We
want to reduce It by sailing what we
have ct COST. We have some very nice
pArlor, room and cook stoves and dou-
bio heaters that we will sell cheap. All
kinda Of stove hardware and tinwAre.
Gall and secure bargain. The Pickels
Stove and Heater Co., 2 East Fourth
street, Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19
Brlliian, society wedding,

We clip the following from the West
Chester Local Of Saturday: Miss Ghere-
tein Yeatmsn, eldest daughter Of john
and Lavinia Yeatmsu, was married on
Thursday, March 9Th, ct her fathers
reaidence, Norway, Chester county, TO
DR.. Joseph Penn0ck Pyle, only son OF
ex-Sherif John Pyle, Of Wilmington,
Delaware. The lerRe parlors were
taxed to their utmost capacity with
guests to witness the ceremony. which
was according to the Society of Friends
and took place at q O'Clock. The bride
wore q white satin dress, made with
low ooresge and court train, veil aud
gloves. and carried . beautiful bouquet
OF white roses. The groom Wal In full
dress suit OF black, white tie and
gloves. Frank Walker, o young attor
ney from Delaware, cad the certificate,
and upwards OF hundred OF the guests
signed 1t.
The dinner was very elaborate and
elegant and served In courses. The
menu was: Oysters, raw, fried; chicken
salad and croquetts, olives, potted beef
Vienna rolls, small cakes, cream, bride
cake, pound cake, Ices and coffee. The
presents were numerous and costly
The guests were In fuil dress. Among
the handsome toilets worn We noticed
Miss Florence, sister Of tho bride, who
was dressed In white AlbAtross and
wore crimson carnations; Mrs. Harris
of Philadelphia, wore black lace COS
itume and diamonds; Mrs. DR.. Black
blue velvet; Mrs DR.. Chandler, blaoh
velvet; Miss Christie, OF Philadel
IphiA, light blue; Miss Gregg, Whit
| trimmed with swsnsdown; Mrs. Pyle
black satin; Mrr. Williamson, of viii
mingsop, brown satin aud oorsaRe, bou
lquet OF yellow roses; Mrs Amos Sharp
less, of Ashland, Delaware, black sill
and velvet, bouquet OF red csrnatton
and Marshal Neil roses; Mrs. Fred
Phillips, black silk; Mrs. DR.. Mitchell
brown velvet; Miss jessie Walker
black silk; Miss Nellie Walker, greer
cashmere with Marshal Neil roses; Mis-
Sbarpiesr, black silk, bouquet OF rose
and smilsx. DR.. and Mrs. Pyle left a
8 O'Clock, amid q showey OF rice an
slippers. for Washington, d. G. The,
will take up their residence on Yves
street, Wilmington, Del, the house,
present frsm the BRIDES father, bain
all furnished and ready for them o
their return.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

1.-THE Man About Town" in the Sun.
day Star says: "The Liquor Dealer
Protective Association has Published
the names Of twelve persons, who they
claim are violating the liquor law,
either by ceiling on Sunday or selling
without license and % they have there
by rendered these mon liable to prose-
cutlop, 1t becomes @ very serious mat
ter. II the information on which the
association 10 acting is correct, their 90
tion Is right aud TO bs commended. 1t
i Is nothing more than should have been
done long ago, but II, IS Is alleged By
some Of those whose names appear II
the list, It is because they refused tc
pay the ten dollars admission fee ant
ioin the associas lion, then 1t 10 al
wrong, and may be the means OF RiviDi
some OF the members OF the association
considerable trouble. II the matter IL
brou zht before the Superior Court as
nope it will be, we shall then be able Y
see who lie right and who is wrong"
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

10 DE-. Simms' Eye Cure InfiAmed sore
and red eyes, or red eyellds, weak and
detective eyesigbt from any cause arc
nicely relieved and quickly cured.
Supplied in % and 30 cent bottles, the
prescription OF DIR. Slmma b Son, 4th
and King Sts.. Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

For rheum atiam, neuralgia, dyspepsia,
female and chIldren's diseases, urinary
trouble. liver, blood and skin diseafes
and all nervous and chronic diseases,
effsctnally treated by DR.. Lippincott
No. GA French street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

There were no Gases ct this mo-nipR'a
session of the city court, there not hAv-
ipg been any arrests yesterday or last
night. This is claimed by some to be
due to the fact that, as . general thing,
the saloons are all closed on Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

II you are troubled with dyspepsia,
T ain In the region OF the heart, live,
and kidneys, or any other paipial
symptoms, do not wait 10 confirm the
disease, but break 1t up ut once by
using Laxador. You will thank us foI
the advice.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

Among the horses to be sold by James
W, Mltchell, near Middletown, on
Tuesday, ths Goth inst, is Young g
marc which has trotted mile In 2,40
Without training, while she rs large
enough for all farm work She has
ais, q colt, two years old, which prom
ises to be- quite fast. Auy OF our Gilt
zsns Who may wish superior driver,
at = rea sonahls price. should attend IL
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

Look at our odds and ends window
A 10 cent picture given with eyerl
pound Of tobacco at Ohapman's, Sew
enth and Orange streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

WHY WILL YOU cough when Shilohi
Cure will give immediate relief. Price
10 cents, 80 ocnts and 81. Sold by N
B. DAnforth. cor. 2Dd b Market BIS.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

A NASAL INJECTOR free with esot
bottle Of Oh iloh's OAtarrh Rem ed ,
PrIoe 80 cents. Sold by N. b. Daniorth
cor. And b Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

OArARRH oUKAD, health and sweet
breath secured. by Shiloh's Oatarrh
Remedy. Prioe 30 cents. Nasal InJec'
tor free, Danforth's And and Market.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

Wines and liquors, 108 West Seventh
street, A Ane lot OF imported and do
nestle cigars. Gall and inspect them
Telephone. AS.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19
Reduced.

DR.. Lippiroott's Specific Compound
for neuralgia and chrouio rheumatism
price 400. per bottle. For sale by
TAYLOR q FULLERToN.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

CALHOUN, KY, March Is Samuel
WIson, a lum herman, living 10 Wild
section of country near this plaos, pro
cured o poisoned quarter OF hog meat
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

Ferguson, IL E. Second street. has a
large assortment OF Easter eggs, rAb-
bits, chickens, e,o. Wholesale and re
tall. Lave ysur order In time.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

It's oil very we'll to talk about BALD
ing new railroads and new steamships
but how could men, women and CHI!
dren travel on them without Dr., Hulrs
Cough Syrup? Think OF It. Ponder IT,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19
ENTS 8 n o e..

b. nne calf, hand.sewed 8-lace,
Geu,s' line calf, machh sewed,
Is 20, Gents Waukenphast hook
D,
Shoes and rubbers, everything
the fe.t dry and warm.
"a MONEYS WORTH EVERY TIME.-
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

sHILoH's COUCH and Consumption
Cure is sold by az on guarantee. IL
cures consumption. Sold by N. b. Dan
forth. cor, And and Market Sts.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

Practical house painter. No. 233 Marker
street, Estimates furnished for all kinds
of painting, granting and glazing.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19
TIE ALBERT

|estr.au shoe, the most easy and
|ppearing walking shoe yet introduce
IA il the kind OF shoe Mr.. James
4 Of Philadelphia wore at Madison
4 Garden, when he walked and ran
H. in six days, winning the cham
no OF the word, as . 60 as you
. pedestrian. Drop In and look nj
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19
EAR

, are the cheapest Shoe House In
Eare; drop In and see our " gents'
'Iace seamless shoe; our VI 90 hook
In congress. These are truly the
krst at tae price ever offered; must
a to be appreciated.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

1t Ia questionable at least to allow the
baby 70 exhaust itself aud annoy the
household with Its continual crying
when that tried remedy, DIR. Bull's
Cough Syrup, will quiet 1t at once.
Price IS cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

Cent? Shoes soled and heeled for rs
- II a. 100 ---is u~-%~-f- o~~@--~
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

E-l, JAUCB MESSING, THE
Pr OF tao house situated at No. 800
p street, in the Thhd ward Of
whining ION county OF Newcastle
" Delaware, In compliance with
9ments Of the acts OF the General
Y such case made and provided,
I've notice that | shall apply In
<he Court OF General Sessions OF
=nd JAN Delivery OF the state Of
p and for New CASTLE Copnty, on
& It'll day Of May, A. ID. 18ss, be.
term Of SAID court, for o license
ie as al Inn or tavern, for the
ofintoKiolting liquors in less
pan ono quart, TO be drunk on
And the following respectable
fAid ward recommend the said
|'|N viz
iuOKel John o Fahey NJ d
~ X AbbeTgsr
n CHARLES hAllAn
sief James Ozark
william Rinck
Bernard MONEY
tfef Fred X ing
nan Thsophtlus Davis
Hin VIM Il Blake
pan Peter McOloskey
John J Mulltn
hAn James NJ Grifiln
JACOB MESSING.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

J.F. White & Bro. have five hont es
for sale or rent. Ses adv.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

Low fire insurance rates; Hanlon.
East 7th 81.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19
|SOMETHING
DPONDER0VER.

, ,r The originators and have been
,sr.l years the leader Of popular low
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

NOIaii--l- ID, > as. -
'IuInoIiJ IoI puaS
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

"a ILv s8I0aOI ADD v-adLNv "
Daily Republican., 1888-03-19

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