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Daily Republican., 1889-03-08
The Goodwin Association.

A delegation from the Young Mems
| Temperance Union, consisting of Harry
d. Basler, William Q. Pawley aud
Charles !. steugle, visited the Goodwin
Association OF Philadelphia last evening,
taking With them q set of beautifully en-
Crossed resolutions of respect and sym
patty for the association In their bereavo.
ment In the loss OF their president, Samuel
T. Goodwin. Mr.. Bssler, who 10 member
OF both organizations, made the opening
address, and introduced Mr.. William Q.
Pawley, President Of the Y. NJ. I. u,
who spoke In touching manner of the
loss the association had sustained and
presented the resolutions Charles /.
stenRle, being introduced, read the reso-
buttons.
Mr.. Goodwin was native OF Kent
County, Del, and last May he came dowR
to Wilmington and addressed a large
temperance meeting Ia the Opera House,
under the auspices OF the Y. NJ. T.. U. He
was the organizer and first president OF
the Goodwin Association, and found r OF
the franklin Reiormatory Home for Inc
briates, at No 905 Locust street, Phila-
delphia, where bic name will be held In
grateful remembrance by over 1000 re-
formed men.
&. j. Gibbons, superintendent; b. 7.
Newman, vice president and George w.
Allen responded to the remarks of the
committee. The visitors were very kindly
shown through the Home by the superln-
tendent, alter which the visitors left for
home, where they arrived al midnight.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

PHrIApELPnIA, March S.-Whlle cal
No. 60, OF the "White End" Of th,
Second and Third Streets Passenger
Railway, was passing Columbia avenue
shortly before midnight on "Wednesday
the coupling pin broke and the swinglS
tree iell down, striking the horses and
causing them TO run.
The driver, James Dick. aged 81 years,
of 2050 Huntingdon street, was pulled
over the dasher AID dragged about %
Yards, cutting and bruising his forehead.
The car was on a down grade at this
point, and, had the driver let go OF the
ieins, would have passed over his boiy.
He held on, however, until the car was
stopped by the conductor, and he was
then taken to st. Mary's Hospital, where
his wounds were dressed, and he was cent
home.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

Daniel McIlhaAey for drunkenness and
dIsorderly conduct was fued - and
coats.
Dennis Daily for drunkenness was fined
$40 and costs. Alexander Boyd for q
similar offence was fined IS and costs,
aud Maggie Clark upon promising to re-
form was discharged.
Phidehas FatalmAn, Polish jew, who
SAID he had landed at Castle Garden but
two or three days ago, was arrested for
peddlIng without license. AZ he was
ignorant Of the laws and customs Of the
county, be was DISCHARGED, and told to
go to some other city where license was
not required for peddling.
Lewis Cummins was fined $40 ard costs
for committing an assault aud battery on
bis wife. The mo her-in law was an i'm
portant feature In this case and was tho
cause Of the assault.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

WELCH.-On March I, lss0, Jnmes w.
Melch, in the 6Gth year OF his age.
Ihe relatives and friends are respect
tully vitod to attend his funeral from
tho residence of his sOn-in-luw, H. II
Moore, 300 East Third street, on Satur.
nay, the hth inst, ut $50 y. M, to proceed
to RtvcrNicw Cemetery.
WARRIOR March 7, 1885, George C.
ward. aged - years
Relatives and friends nre invited to
attend the funeral from his late resi-
dcncc, 1900 King street, on Monday, nth
INST, att o'clock y. III. mterment at
Riycryicw.
Coil,lNS.-On the 7th inst, Patrick
Collins, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his
late Residence, No. D02 West Second
street, on saturday morning at o'clock.
nigh mass mt st. Paul's Church. Inter
nrnt at New Cathedral Cemetery, Phila-
dclphh Pm, leaving T., W. Il B station
on the ii 80 II, IN. train.
JONES.-In this city, on the Eth inst.
Anna r.. wife of Henry &. Jones.
Relatives and friends arc invited to
attend tho funeral from hor late resi-,
| dcnce, No. 1915 Delaware nycnue. ON
Monday morning, 18th inst. at II O'Clock
lnterment private.
| NJ AY.--On the eth inst, Joscpb. aon of
John and bridget May, aged months
Relatives nnd friends are respectfully
| invited to attend his funeral, from the
residence of his parents, No. Ills Lobdell
| street, on Saturday, ut o'clock u. IN,
lnterment ut New Cathedral Cemetery. q
ADAMS.-On the Sth inst, Mary Jane
| daughter of James u. and Elizabeth NJ
Adams, in the 9th year of her age,
| Relatives and friends of tho family are
respectfully invited To attend the fui, crnl
from the residence of her parents, No
il5 South Jackson street, on Sunday nj
ternoon the 10th inst Services ut the
wesley Nj. Il. Church. at 3 O'Clock d. m
lnterment at Riveryiew cemetery.
| Dearest sister thou hast left us,
| And thy loss we deeply feel.
| But II il God who has bereft us
lie can all our sorrOws heal.
Gone but not forgotton,n
CARROW. AT II As a. IN. Friday. March
sth, at the residence of her brother-in
| law, w. Il. Noshell. No. 1904 Washing
| ton street. Miss Ida r. Carrow, mrs,
| lingering illness of consumption.
Due notice will be given of the funeral
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

Of Elizabeth c. and Mary Hunter Flynn
to Pussy,
Notice: By Mr.. Wallace, to divorce
Mary NJ. and James J. Baird; by Mr.
Biggs, supplement to the Middletowr
Water Works act
Introduced; Senate bill requiring the
Secretary Of State to have licenses bound
In book form (Tead tw &c and reierred)i
by Mr.. Broekson, to straighttn part OF q
road 10 Blackbird hundred; to amend the
charter of the Collins Beach Meadow
Company.
Introduced Senate bill authorizing
the Wilmington Council TO borrow
500, 900 for widening Tenth street, etc.
Read and referred House bill to lay
ont rev iupd ia North Murderkill hun
drcd.
Adjourned to 10 a. IN. to-morrow.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

The congregations of the Episcopal
churches Of this city held the first unltsd
Lenten service Of the sea. on last evening,
In 81. Andrews Church with very large
congregation.
The clergy, including Bishop Coleman
the Rev I. q. Lit'ell, b. ID II. Ashton
Henry, David Howard, ID. D., y; u
Hoshins, N. u, Dunlap A. J.. Dnro ,a
Coleman aud X. }. Hammond, were
present. The Rev. X. j. Hammo nSi
presched the sermon, choosing lor ma
text: "Is It such fast have CHOSEN q
day for man to aiilict bis soul lsIA.
ana 40 fulfiIl the law OF Christ" Gals
tious, vi, 9. ,...-.
inc leAt &c, vice will be held on Thurs
day evening next, at Trinity Cburch,
when the sermon will be delivered by ta'
Rev, " @. Hoeklns
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

Senate net al II a. IN.
Passcd-Joint resolution au horl ng
the Insurance Commissioner To have his
report printed; acts to divorce Melvina
and Morris A. Hcrbst, Al drew T. and
Fanny Hughes, Laura NJ aud How IL
Il. Mckinsey; lie, lopeu Pier aud Trans
portatlon Company; an act to authorize
The sale OF certain real estate In the city
OF Wilmington, acts 10 dive &c Mary +
Friedel and o. J Frledel Sarah ard
VIM. F. Willing.
Read by tltle-An act to am. nj an act
In relation to toe cUlkct on If ichuoI
taxes, an act authorizing ScAuol District
No to borrow money; an act in relation
TO road taxes III B'ackDitd bundled, New
Castle count; an act declaring Memorial
Day legal holiday.
Passed: An ac. 10 relation to fish n
New Castle Cou ty. au act Tor the pro-
lection OF the tish Of Indian river and Re
hoboth bay; au act IN INCORPORATE the
Academy oil Visitation; act for the prl-
lection OF muskrats ~ New Castle County.
act to incorporate Washington Circle. b.
oil U. ID. +. L. oil A ac' Tor the pr Otrc-
tion Of fish In Broadkiln creek.
Introduced: By Senator Donaaoe. an
act TO prevent the Legitimate use ui the
insignia OF the G. 4. H., by Senator
Bacon, a supplement to au act TO Connect
Assawomsn bay with Delaware bay; by
Senator Don ahoe, sn act Tor the relief Of
INDECENT soldiers, sailors or MARINES.
Adjourned uutil Il a. M to morrow.
HOUSE.
House met at 10. 80 a. in
Notice: By Nj Biggs, Tor the better
protection Of female children, by Mr.
Hynson, to locate and establish certain
roads In Milford Hundred.
introduced; By Mr.. Hyuson, to di.
vorce Mary K, and Thomas Grant, by
Mr.. Biggs, 10 re.atlon to road commits.
kioners OF Red Lion Hundred; Senate bill
authorizing the Rent prothonotary to
make new ildices; By NJ. Gray, to in.
Of St, George.
Read and referred: Senate bills al.
vorcing RoEana aud Prince N w Decker;
TO relieve Kate b slnglsy from the di.a,
bility OF coYertuIe; House bills for relief
OF selbyVille SCHOOL, In relation to distrlci
sc, Kent County.
Reported unfavorab'y and indefnitel;
postponed: House bill reducing the tai
on grain sales to one-huudfedth OF one
per cent.
Passed: Senate bill Increasing salar,
Of Clerk OF Wilmington Municipal Coarl
TO $1,000
Introduced; Senate bills in relation t.
assessment OF W. 4. MoOTe's farm, Sus
sex; to reincorporate the German Mutua
Benevolent Society to change the name
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

BELGRADE, March mi Ian, in hiA
manifesto, declares that his abdicalion
is the result of = resolution long since
formed. lie says he is convinced that
the country will derive benefit from hi,
labors, but that the new era opening liz
mands powers which he feels he does
not possess. Therefore, justice 10
Servia, TO his son and to Europe d..
niands that he should abdicate. le
appeals TO all political parties in Scr'l
10 assist the new constitution. In co..
Guiding, he says: God bless Scrva
and Alexander |, Long live Seryia.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

w ANTED. A GOOD MAN THAT
" undo stands running restaurant. Adj
dress J, this office. ms-2it
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

A surprise party wa rendered Wv
Lulu Crozicr, OF No. 100 Prnn,yltll
avenue, last evening, In honor Of "
10th birthday. Those present bcs.deA
family were: Mr.. Willard Tot d
wife, Mrs. Martha J. West, Miss LID
West, the Misses Lola and Mat e Cl&
iaut, Miss Mamie Mcdowell, Ma. Cn.
nelia Eptriken, the Miss's aun Nd
Jennie Werkeiser, the Misses lIa,Ea
India Thompon Miss Venie Fox, Viz
Mary Dillon, Miss Emma loul, Va
Eva Chambe's, Misses ClaA aud Raa
Toft, NJ lsses Amy and Martha Alsus
der, Miss Florence Mcdhollt, ga
Maggie Martin. Frank johnson, w ira
aud Chafles Thompson, John WaiSS
Frank Fox, Preston, Harry aud Alta
Chalfant, Edmund Lynch, ClrH
Wvrseiser aud Clarence Dillon, ia
evening was passed by playing prl0l
games aud eating the good ihngs pro
vldrd. Miss CrOZier received mal
valuable and useful presents
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08
michael. GRADY,
NO. 234 KING 81.


DUBLIC SALE,-THE SUBSCRIBER
Jshn q. Ozark, IL Brand wine Hundred, on
miagton, on 50
TUESDAY, MARCH 18th, 1889,
at O'Clock, p. m, sharp,
sEood work nr driving mares; 0 head of
mich cows, some with calves by their sides
anu oihers clote pIingers by day of sale / sow
ana Pics, shoats, chickens ny the pair
Farming Utensils.-une hange bed farm
Ma,on. with lock iron and back; I side-duor
milk wagon. horse cart, nearly new; / grain
arm, Buckeye glass fred; mo sinH machine
! carriaXe pole, wheel horse rake, self dunn;
silver DemIpinR hay and fodder cutter, I
syracuse pillow, 2itOl Age cultiyators, 2 twin
set q brass onnted milk harness, / set OF
llRht harness, set of cart harn ess nearly ne W.
sets OF pillow harness. block and fall with lbO
ittl o. t0nh rope, nearly new; and hstpoon
nay iork ! Iron wise and bench, lot OF phrs-
phatr, ~ good Rraiu bags. OF, w and other
thains, potatoes by the bushei, about 40 hush
us Of corn on the cob by the bushel, about 10
gar ny the gallon, double and sin gle trees, iron
post spade, forks rak 9, sh wells, noes 3 40
qua milk raus, 2 sewing cans and mAny
other Artlces too tedious to mention. AIao Z
acres oil wheat in the ground.
7. D. IN a1ose articles TO be sold, as have
no use for them.
Conditions An sums of SIS and under cash,
al over that amou at credit o q mon tbs will
ne gwen by pur 'haser giving q bankable note
win an approve endorser, No Interest If
pnii hen due, II not paid when due interest
RON nay o. talei PER cent. on fer cash on all
' +. " Su stsidh,m 4 SON o. o; iMAeAReA A..
l
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08
Dcd,cation Of a sunday school.

The congregation of Olivet preshyteriiA
Church will dedicate their new Sun1J
school building at Fourth aud Brooms
streets next Bur day afternoon at $50
o'clock. DIR. Marks of Hanover Presby
byterian Church will have charge Of th
dedicstory services. The Presbyterian
ministers OF this city are expected to be
present. Rev. Charles p. Mallery, pastor
OF the West Farms Presbyterian Church,
In New York City, has be- n requested bJ
the session OF Oliyet Church to deliy,r "a
address on that occasion. Mr., MAlle1
will also preach iu 0llvet Church boh
morning and evening Of that dar. MI
Mallery was pastor 10 this city toms
years ago and made many friends, che
will be glad OF the opportunity to see and
hear him again.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

1t is but an act OF justice to Detectives
Jones and Vandegrlit TO say that the boys
who victimized passengers on the T., W.
Il D. Railroad with boxes filed with
mud, followed their business while tho
trains were blocked near the gas works.
These officers are very efficient and vigi-
liant in the discharge OF their duties, aud
nothing of the kind would be permitted
around the station In this city. The de-
mand for fri d oy sters was without pre-
cedent, aud the Union News Conn any
sold over Sll00 worth to those returning
from Washington.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08
jreston" lots are simply grand


The new building for the Home fol
Friendless Children over the Brandywine
has been completed and the inma.es OF
the build ug at Ninth and Adams stree
were removed yesterday. They were con.
yeyed IN backs belonging to James d.
German, and upon arriving at their new
home were turned loose In thu large room
where they enjoyed themselves Tor some
lime. In a few days everything will b,
In complete order, AID the children BE- il
more comfortable quarters than eve
hplOrp
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

Isaiah V. williamson, the millionaire
who recently endowed tho Williamson
Free School oil Mechanical Trades, died
in Philadelphia on Thursday morning, at
four O'Clock, aged 81 years. II
was expected that his estate o.
100000 to Sl2,0n0,0O0, exclusiv,
of g., 500. 900 al eady in the hauds of the
school trustees, would be mainly left tC
charities. A farm lying near Media was
selected for the school building few days
ago,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

Powell, In the Third street market, has
made abundant preparation for the com.
mencement OF Lent, and will have a
grand supply OF flsh on his stalls to NOR
row, consisting of splendid shad, fully
equal to tie Delaware; herring, white
dsh, tresh cod, haddock, smells, yellow
perch, blue and green pike and terrApip.
For he accommodation oil his customers
he Will keep his stalls open until 10
O'Clock at night.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08
The Delawnre Cndets E,,ir.

The fair of the Delaware Cadets, which
is nov being held at Filth aud Sh pley
streets, is being well attended. There Is
large number of fancy and useful arti-
cles offered for 50 e, and some are being
chaDced of. Ice cream and other re-
ireshments are for sale at reasonable
prices, and the fair is worthy of the
patronage of the public. The fair will
remain open until Saturday evening,
March IB o.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08
lhePiCkGIsStOVe&Heat Co
No sos ShipIey st
Telephone Call, 32s.
Telephone Call, 1913.

We have the best assortment Of cook
ing and parlor stoves You can iiud any
where
Improved Victor Cook a reliable bak.
er; Farmer Girl, for wool or coal; the
Cappello, old and new pattern, a perfect
stove, all the latest improvements are
combined in this stove, rst-class
stove in every respect, very large oven
The New st. George range. The New
Perfect range has the largest oven OF
any stove in the market. We will sell
these very desirable stoves very
cheap AID give you the worth of your
money every time. Moving time i,
coming. Cali and see our stoves and
leave your order TO be delivered when
wanted ml.lm
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

Rev. e. W. Long, pastor of the Glen
Riddle Presbyterian Church, Delaware
county, Pa. has accepted a call to the
Greeuhill Presbyterian Church, and his
dnties are to commence April 1, The
Delaware county Advocate saws: Mr..
Long has done great amount of good
work since his connection with the Glen
Riddle Church, end his departure from
among us Will be mu Ii regretted,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

In your notice of tho "Bril!ant RI
ception" given by Mr.. Belt to the friendii
OF his daughter, the accomplished
authorees, you say that Marie Rowell
was in charge OF a coffee table. That
an error. II was Miss Howell, the hand
some daughter of Gtneral Howell, VINO
Tell September 14th, 1854, IN the grand
army near Petersburg, Va G. K
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

Although the Artesian well a. the
Hartman and Fehrenbach Company's
brewery has been sunk over 1,00O feet
the supply OF water is still unsatisiac Tory,
and this morning at II O'Clock heavy
rock powder cartridge was sunk In the
well and exploded. Two more will he
used, and 1t Is hopcl by this means to
open the way to the water course and OBJ
tain Il sufficient supply.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

The widely-known continental vocal
ists, Messrs. Franklin and Smith Of Con
necticut, and Rev. A. W. Holt, late OF
Boston, will hold q temperance meeting
at Msdeley NJ. e. Church tonight, under
the auspices of the W. q. I. U. All ave
cordla ly invited. Commence at 7.S0.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

WARNEE's Log Cabin emedIes-old
fash oned, simple compounds, USED in tn,
days of our hardy forefathers, are old
timers" but "old reliable" They com.
prise
Warmers Log Cabin Sarsapurilla,
Hops and Buchu Remedy, ""Cough aud
Consumption Remedy" "Hair Tonic"
Extract" for external and Internal use;
PlAsters, Crosse Cream" for catarrh,
and Liver Pills They arc put up by
II. Ii. Warner q Co, proprletors OF War.
ner's Sac Remedies, and promise to equal
the standard value of those great pTepa-
lions. All druggists keep them.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

The time is short; you cannot afford ~
miss such an opportunity to buy your "
boots, shoes and rubbers at very i1s
prices. All the goods must be SOLO n
the 25th Of March. Remember the AM
gator Boot and Shoe Store, No. Ill Wost
Second street, next door to the corner "
Orange street.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

The mother of Daniel Ross Of No. $40
Market slrest, who died on Sunday wen.
ing at Conshoho ken, Pa, was buried
yesterday. The dec ased was 70 years of
age, aId the iuterment was made ia a
cemetery near her former residence.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

DIR. simms Eye Cure, the great leading
eye remedy, curcs every time; never does
harm, but always does good. Cures the
wors' OF cases without fail. Hundreds OF
references. All bad cases now well. 25c.
Depot, Fourth and King streets, Whining
ton; Philadelphia, Smith s. Kline Co., 429
Arch atreet
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

George w. urtiiP, proprietor of the
Grand CeGtral Hotel, French street be-
tween Sixth anti Seventh, is busy getting
new furniture p sced in the building, and
W II open on Monday.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

melo-drama OF the gallery tAklre
order played to fair sized audience las'
evening at the Opera House. The lesa.
Ing roll Of the play is very acceptAoy
filled by Mr.. Sanford, and he gives uni,
versal satisfaction to everybody. 1t WIN
be repeated this eyeniuQ.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

For SALE-Two three story
brick stores and dwellings, Nos.
1913 and 1920 Market street, this
city, large store, seven rooms and
bath with modern conveniences.
Price low, terms easy. For fur
Their particulars inquire of ]. B.
MURPHY, No. 1914 Market ST.,
city. is ,satf,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

On Wednesday, while Captain A. j.
Williams WAS engaged at work among
the rollers at the Marshalltoa Rolling
Mills, the third finger of his right hand
was caught aui cut entirely OIL. The
wound was dressed by DIR. Finn.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08
The Philadelphia CoiIectorship.

II is reported that General adwalader
Collector OF tho Port of Philadelphia, will
be summarily removed, and that Hon.
Thomas V. Cooper OF Melia will be his
successor. This will prove good and
popular change.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

1t is reported that there is a scarcity OF
brick in Wilmington, but james H.
BeRgs g. 20. W sh to 1ay that they have a
large quantity on hand at the usual
prices.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08
MARRIED,

Atm ARTIN-In Camden, N. j.,
ON March q, by the Rev. q. McGee, Mr.,
George ". Hyatt and Lucy X. Martin,
both of Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

Jestsr q Mcdaniel will have a-e.la NJ
forty Rns " estern horses at their stables'
No. 4l0SSeN Front street, Tomorrow
commencing 10 O'Clock. Those who
wish to buy a good hhGGls,s-should attend,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08
For Snle.

Brass window fixtures, sett es, shelving
and shelf boxes in shoe store, No. 4O8
King street.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08
Buy cut flowers at es2 King st.


Parker has few fine canary birds
which he Is selling at reasonable rates
at No. 1903 East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

Crsnor & Co. will offer some speo'"
bargains IN ladies'
tomorrow. Dental. sM
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08
Where Is "Crestcn -

Where Is "Creston o.
SEADAcHE.-The Stomach Is disorde,
ed. Cleanse and settle it with ID
Sehencks Mandrake Pills.
1EARTBURN.-Food fermenting. n,
digesting. Correct the Stomach [,
using Dr.Sehencks Mandrake Pill
NDlGESTlGS.-Start the secretions ,
the Stomach with Dr. Sehenek
Mandrake Pills.
NFLANMATIoN.-congestionr u
mad. Reduce instantly by free us
OF DIR. Schenck's Mandrake Pill
lAUNDiCE.-Blood poisoned by bill
Correct the Liver by using ID
Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
.OSs OF APPETlTE.-Tbe s,omoc
Is iaihng. firs' cleanse it; the
tone with Dr. Schencks SeaweeI
Tonic.
tAuSEA.-Reaction of bile. Correc
Sto maeh and Liver with d.
Sehencks Mandrake Pills.
Observation-Disclosures condition
Cure by using DIR. Sehencks Man
drake Pills as directed.
'OHF1DITY.-inaction of Liver. Star
it up with DIR, Sehencks Mandrake
Pills.
DR.. Schenck's new work on the Lungs
tomach and Liver sent free to any address
,ddrcss DR.. J. ii. Schenck & Son, Philadel.
hia. Pa.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08
Rag CARPETS

Parties DESTROYS of having a
Rag Carpet woven, will find ii
TO their advantage to call at
Thoms Old Established Stand,
S47 Orange street.
Always on hand a full as
sortment Of Rag Carpets, Oil
Cloths, Mats, &c. m7-6tf
Daily Republican., 1889-03-08

Fine and complicated watches ana
clocks successfulld repaired and war
ranted. Clocks TO be repaired called lor
and delivered without ext'a charge. Ell
L. Barton, jeweler, e1f East 9Th.