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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-13
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given TO patent business. Information, adj
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Washington, ID. C.,
(MentiOn this paper.) Op's'te U. 5. pint Office
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One Hundred Thousand Tickets at $50;
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION !
U Over a Million Distributed.
Louisiana State Lottery Company

LOUISIANA State LOTTERY company
Incorporated by the Legislature for Educa
uonal and Charitable purposes, and its fran
chise made part of the present State Con-
stitution, in 1879, by an overwhelming popu
lar vote.
Its mammoth drawings take place semi-an-
nually, June and December) and its grand
single number drawings take place in each of
the other ten months of the year, and are all
Drawn i'm public, at the Academy of Mnsioy
New Orleans, La. Famed tor twenty years
for integrity of its drawings, and prom pit pay
ment OF prizes.
Attested as follows:
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arrangements for al the Monthly and Semi
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troll the Drawings themselves, and that the
same are conducted with honesty, fairness,
and in good faith toward all parties. and we
authorize the Company to use this certificate
with fac-similes of our signatures attached,
In its advertisements"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-28
FOURTH EDITION


The Board OF Trustees of the Pool
held regular monthly session yesterday
at the Almshouse. In the absence o.
President Baldwin. Milton Lsckey wa.
called 10 the chair, aud In the absence o.
Mr.. Cooch, Frank Herbert was appoint.
ed secretary. On motion OF Mr.. Herbert
John Armstrong, assistant fireman, wat
placed upon the psy-roll at a salary oil
e. per month.
The report Of superintendent Guthrie
showed that there was 215 white inmates
OF the almshouse, 1919 bclug men, Cd
women and 10 children. There are IS
coloTed inmates; 10 men, 16 women aud
q children.
There were s deaths during the month,
hltes and 8 black. Amongst the
white was Patrick Cooney, aged 80
years. Rev. Albert Thatcher was allow
ed a bill of $3.50.
Messrs. Rowland, Solomon and Her-
bert were appointed a committee to audit
and adjust the quarterly accounts. Ut
Willis was awarded the contract for re-
moving some frame buildings from the
grounds oil the insane hospital 10 those OF
The trustees of the poor.
The payroll amounting to 1862 was
ordered paid.
DR.. Richardson appeared before the
board and made u statement concerning
some bills for board of patients at the
Pcunsylyania Insane Asylum who had
Teen trat sierred to his stale a coiu-
nit'ee was appointed TO investigate the
matter
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-28
Third EDITION.
sunday school FeslIynIa.

The Chriitmas Sunday school festival,
and celebrations are stlll kept with nc
tagging interest. Ltst evening the Sun
DAY school OF Old Swedes Church cele.
brated its Christmas festival. The old
church was Handsomely decorated with
evergreen aud holly aud IN the front
stood large Christmas tree well laden
with candy for the scholars. Tho new
pipe organ was in working order, and
John Brown, who built the organ. PLAYED
several beautiful selections. Bishop Cole
man was preseut and spoke briefly. The
following programme was given; Pro-
cessional. "Haill all HallP'; the Lords
prayer and versiclcs; carol, clark a
Burst Of Heavenly Music;" lesson, Ut.
Luke IL, 1-ib; carol, "The Angels Mes-
sage" Apostles' creed, vefsicles and col
lecis; carol, Some Sing tho Christmas
song; address; collects ard blessing;
recessional, Star OF Bethlehem" Al
the conclusion OF the exercises each chili
was Presented with a box Of candy.
Inc Christmas festival OF st. Johu's
sunday school was celebrated last oven-
Ing In the church. The interior Of the
church was Handsomely decorated with
molly and evergreens. Beautiful arches
were arranged in the main
The choir, under tho direction OF Will
liam j. Fisher, rendered a carefully pre-
pared musical programme as follows;
Professional hymn, No. %, Christmas
carol; carol, Chime the b lis, for the
Christ is Born" chant No. 13i, carol,
"Hark. the Merry Bells are Ringiug;'
carol, The Christmas BE Ia are Ring
Ing" anthem and tenor solo sung 6y
William ID. Miller; occasional carol,
Swing the Golden Ceusors Willis We
March Along" During the intermission
between the singing and distribution of
gifts TO the scholars the rector, the Rev.
Dr. I. Gardner Littell. made short ad-
dress which was greatly enjoyed.
Zach OF the younger female scholars
was presented with u box of candy, an
orange aud doll baby prettIly dressed
IN gsy colors. The male members of the
school were the recipients of q tox of
candy and quantity of fruit. The choir
was also romem bered by tho congregs-
ton, each member being given a large
box OF candy as q token OF appreciation
Tor the delightful music they had rend-
cred during the Christmas holidays and
the special services preceding them,
Rodney Presbyterian Sunday School, |
held their Christmas entertainment last
evening, consisting OF reeitGtlons, sin cling,
etc. The scholars we're treated to can.
iies, oranges and cakes. Addresses were
made by Tbos. MeCorkls, Jr.. aud Rev. |
Mr.. w. l.. McEwsn. The reverend gem
ileman was the recipient OF a handsome |
handing lampe, from his bible class. Mr..
iicCoTklo IN ate the pi esentatiuu sDeecb. |
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-28

Washington Camp. No. s. P. o. 8. o
| A., elected the following officers last eve
ming: NJ. L. Bittenbendsr, p; J. b
Roberts. v. p; Samuel Harris, NJ. II. O.
y. A. Jones, r. R.; K. P. II. Martin, f.
g.; w. p. Adams, t.: James McMuilin,
e. Guide Porter. I. O.; Alfred Denney,
o. G..
Excelsior Lodge, No. 7, K. Off, elect.
ed the following officers at their au nual
meeting last night: Samuel y. Hsmbly,
G. G.; James Y. Maddox, V. O.; John H.
Keissr. NJ. OF A.; T. o. Barton, p; John
II. Brown, NJ. Of f.; W. J. Moreiand,
NJ. of f.; Charles e. Zebley, X. OF X.
aud s.; Thomas u. Wood, trustee; Chas
Paxson, represeniive to Grand Lodge;
samuel Y. Handy, representative TO
Riyerview Cemetery Company.
Brandywine Lodge. No. 4, &. OH.
elected the following officers at its an.
nual meeting last NIGHT; William Wood
nansey, w. NJ; William McCracSen,
V. NJ; Winslow Heriord, u. s.; X. NJ.
Cole, Y. s.; J. 8. Beckett r.; G.. II. Lar.
but, G.; Willis Brannock, C.; WIN am
Woodmansey, J. Thompson and L. w.
Ewing, trustees; John Y. Beckett, repre-
senIive to Grand Lodge; alternate, J. II.
Howet.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-28

According to the will OF DIR. job n K.
BARTLETT, who died In California rece ntly
his body was cremated. Friends IN Nil.
waukte the other day received his ashes
By NAL. They consisted OF whiLieh
powder inclosed IN small rosewood boz.
which now reposes 10 Forest Home Gene.
terry. But his monument will be as large
and imposing as had the usual method
been adhered to.
John D. Van Valkenburg was fatally
poisoned at Gouysrneur, st. Lawrence
county, New York, on Thursday after
noon, by the mistake of druggist, who
gave him atropine in mistake for antipy-
rine, to relieve q headache. After swAl-
lowing the poison Mr.. Van Valkenburg
became violently Ill, and he died In two
hours.
William DENLY, william Deyine and
Thomas Elliott were badly Injured in
Baltimore yesterday by the giving away
Of a sesf'old, on the new building of the
First National Bank. # Is feared that
DENLY and Devine will die.
Six young men in a sleigh were driving
along Frazier River road, in Vancouver,
British Co Emb!a, on Thursday, when a
tree fell, crushing the sleigh aud killing
James Lawson. c. ID. Campbell, Joseph
Locke and J. V. Bodwell The other tw o
escaped with severe bruises.
Henry Wolford, City Treasurer OF
Louisville, keatucky, died there yester-
day Afternoon. lie was q native OF Phila-
deIphla and 81 years of aye. lie had been
City Treasurer continuously for So years.
lie was the third Grand Master OF the
Kentucky ODD Fellows.
a dispatch from Mentone saws that the
throat ailment oil Mr.. Spureeon, the well
known Loudo1 divine, has assumed a
grave aspect TIE doctors in atteudapc e
1h'gnose the case us one OF govt. Mr.
spur con also su1ers severely with pain
In his knees.
A fire In the Everett Building in New
York last night caused damage estimated
at SIS 900, distributed among number
oil office tenants. Several hremcn were
burned by "back draught" flames aud
were taken to hospital.
At Plains, a suburb of Wilkes Barre.
ia, yesterday AFTERNOON, several acres OF
earth settled, aud In some places great
holes 80 feet deep appeared. ST. Leo's
Catholic Church and parsonage and sew
cral other buildings were damaged.
Mrs. Julia siidell Rodgers, wife Of
heAr AuhilTal 10 tRcTs, died III w ash
ington, ID, O., on Thursday night. She
had been Ill for some time. Tie inter.
meat will take place at Annapolis, Mary.
land, on Monday next.
The furnaces OF the Chestnu. Hill Iron
Ore Company, at Co Gmbia, Penna.,
which have been idle tOf three years. are
being repaired 10 he Put IN blast at once.
they arc among the largest furnaces In
the state.
Thomas Smith, aged % years, died In
Canton, Mass, yesterday. lie had been
i'll with Ga grippe" aud veutu.ed out
before he had entirely recovered. His
Illness developed into pneumonia.
senator ingalls, has been at acked by
the Russian influenza at his home I'm
Atchison, Kansas. He was Obliged to
cancel an engagement to address u teach
ers association yesterday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-28
FIFTH edition
Police PI,hinps

john Gallagher. a,,..,.,
ma Ss sn,, iof drunkenness, was IIp oGie \,
Charles W. Woodward m,
aiiiei, ~ ONO BToomall, Ior , sUna B.
ness and disorderly con ,n ~, uthnkea.
pios1 MS case with much terrsS hlll
ealu ne had job 10 lialimo,. Ivy HI
mao; lie was fined s. aud cos,. 70 WW.a'ch.
ward said he belonged 10 Mo =; Wool.
e5Vahia Regiment, and he g. n'Sl Fem.
way to Hampton to 20 in ,ha =" On Bis
Home. lie was given ono h ~ Soldlen'
out Of the city. A'Ur 10 gs,
10. =, N. Mccartney, by officer c,,v,.,
i mii a,,uakenness, said he was G '"''S'd,
nlii MO-, and was carpcnter hun h, Tat
nc piead 10 get oil. lie was npvi ,, n.le
oeoIge Ming, young lad, ws,s,..,,
LOT carrying away kndllnr we' AI,'t sd
some houtes ln the western "V'4 ifon
CITY. Solicitor Turner plead mr a. o' 10
70 DO iet OIL, as he always hrra '"' W
reputation heretofore. lie va. a, RNi
win reprlmand by his honor ''"'sl
John Clifford; the .T.Ji.,
placed In the dock for 5rnnIs' AchI
costa. ""'u CIV AID
Jeremiah Post.es, colorel ,r,.,
lot harboring for improper m,rno 'sna
Soiofeu girl named Aguel ilaWtn."
DER 10 years Of ago. The ca,r va ul'
poned until Tuesday mo,nln, " wv
was held Ia the sum oil $500 bah I w. ~ y
appearances. !" "a
John shubrick, by Officer Y,c, T..
being drunk and disorderly, wa, ina " !,
harry Christman's bail was r,ducsi =,
Court '"' euieHN
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-28

On Thursday evening last, John 8.
Thompson, No. a222 Lamotts street, this
city was married TO Mics Josephine
Brobel, also OF this city, at st. Johns
Episcopal Church by the Rev. T. Gardner
Littell, rector OF the church. The bride
wore handsome cream Henrietta with
train. Margaretta Thompson, sister OF
the groom, was bridesmaid, and also
wore cream colored Henrietta. Robert
Lea Lutz WAS best man. After the ccrs-
mony the bridal party proceeded to the
residence Of tbs groom's parents, where
asuuptuoussuppe awaited them. About
20 persons took supper and extended
their congratulations TO the newly mar
ried coupe. The bride and groom were
the recipients of many handsome and
useful presents. consisting OF silver,
linen and glass articles, with cutlery aud
many ornamental presents.
ONE or THE GUEsTs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-28

A dance for the benefit of the Homeo.
pathic Hospital was given In Professor A
8. Webster's dAucing academy last even.
ing. From Z until . o'clock the children
helpers of the hospital occupied the
floor, They wore pretty costumes and
enjoyed the dance Immensely. Alto O..
clock supper was served. At tho con.
c'uson OF the cbil ren's dance the older
people arrived aud took possession OF the
academy aud continued dancing until a
late hour. About styeuty-lve couples
participated In the dances. About IL
O'Clock supper was served In the hall by
William q. Farrs, who also served sup
per to the children.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-28
Fine Havana CHAR, 3 cts, at Hawkins
9Th and Market streeta


DIR. James GaFretson, OF Philadelphia,
visited our city to-day in order 10 escape
from the hur'y-burly of every day life
and get a little healthiul recreation.
When we consider that he holds a pro-
fessorship In two colleges, and has Just
revised his "Oral Surgery" q book oil
over 700 pages. besides experimenting
the sale Of his new book, "Man and His
World" beside his lectures before tile
"Garretson Institute" we may infer that
Ills powers OF endurance are pretty we'll
taxed, and we are not surprised that he
feels Ike taking q trip to our city. The
sale OF bis new book has been very en-
couraging, the fist edition having been
exhausted In one month, and the Lippln-
cots are now issuing second eilti ~.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-28

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-Counsel for
Mrs. Robert Ray Hamilton to-day filed
her answer to her husbands complaint 10
hls suit Tor an annulment OF the marriage.
she pute In a general denial OF her hus.
bands allegations against her, including
the averment that she was married prior
to her union with him. She SAYS: THE
ceremony performed on the 9TH day of
January, 1889, was performed at tho
solicitation and earnest request Of the
plaintiff rs the proper elimination of the
relations thereto tubsisiing between
them
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-28

In the United States District Court
yesterday, Judge Wales presi ing, argu-
inent was heard In the case OF the Will
iiams Manufacturing Company of Massa-
chusetts, against the Franklin Brothers
of Bridgeville, Sussex County, Delaware.
Both parties are basket makers and the
plaintiffs charge the defendants with
Infringing upon patent covering the
essential parts OF the basket. Connolly
Brothers, OF Washington, represent the
plaintiffs aud Senator Gray and II. Il.
Ward, Esqs. the defendants. Judge
Wales has reserved his decision.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-28
Stanley wouldn't Mind III. Mother

Mrs. stanley, mother of Samuel J..
Stanley, the young colored man who ROT
mixed up in the powers OF attorney and
told more than he knew before the mu-
D!clpal court, lives at No. ga East Fifth
street. A day or two ago a white geutle.
man called at tie house on business, aud
had to rius several times before the Old
lady came to the door. When she did
come TO the door the gentlemau asked
her II she did not hear the first rings oil
the bells. "0h yes, iEdeei, did, boss,
aud ye see didn't want to answer, TO
didn't know who was dar. l'so b ell
berry much troubled some time past by
white gemplemen calm TO zee sammy
bout politics. Ye see daze got Sammy
all wrong, and he's dun gon aud jued
de Democrats ard now he's got his name
In dc papers. II he had stuck to lie Re
publicans, AS l told him 10 do, he
wouldn't hab been In dis trouble. wish
dem Democrsts-ob, ye know dem, dar
names are Donaho and D!ckey, had KEEP
way from Sammy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-28

James Y. and John F. Wood have Sc
cured patent for All Improvement In
Their new car step, and 10 seems to be
the general opinion that the different
railroad companies should attach the
same to their cars at an early day. The
contrivaucs certainly possesses merit, and
rs the cost is not great, there 10 no good
reason why 1t should not coma into
general use, except the general reluc-
tanee to get rid of old customs aud adopt
anything that is new.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-28

VIM. q. Hin, Of Clayton, secretary ID,
Delaware Game Association, will tecsly,
900 live quail In few da,s which he Will
distribute among the farmers of NV
Cattle county who may wish TO propo.
gate these birds and give them tie ne.
cessAry protection to prevent their 10.
structlon. The Association has al.o|
bought large quantities u these birds for !
distribution In Kent and Sassy, as on
as the law iorhids their desuucaon by
gunnors for the present sellOn.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-28

we, as taxpayers living I'm TIA Ill.,,
police district, wish to extend our ,b'rt.
through your valuable paper /, 1e;. v
herschock and Martin, Tor tAe!r y,pa1,
services on Christmas, as we Lavs s ="
seen such a quiet and pleasant Chrlsm,,
LOT eight years In our ue.gh6ors,'I
They are a credit to themselSr, sn "I' II
every citizen ia Wilmington, and er., ,
70 our honorable Mayor, who sppont.s
them. We have never had such ollicsS
on The force. There Is no aabtlng n,
cutting any more, which u,el to h n
common thing. Please publish ami
oblige US I,p,yr,.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-28

we have received copy Of The s,l,I
Lake Evening Times published at s,l|
Lake CITY, Utah, with the complainant
oil our old friend Thomas Harvey. W,
are glad 10 hear that he is In TIE land Al
the living, and well pleased with d,
country In which he ia located. T,
paper he sends US contains IL 1Aga
making II oolumns, and OF this nunts,
over fve are taken up with the dss.tp
uon OF the manageable young men I'd
the city. The contents generally !uic..
prosperity as well as Ru increultl
growth Of Zeal American feeling.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-28

Mrs. Emeline Schoen. widow Of the late
Henry schoen, aged about Is years, died
very suddenly at her residence, No liz
West Seventh street, last evening about
$50 o'clock. Mrs. Schoen was the
mother Of William II. sshoen, residing at
No. 1914 Jefferson street, this city, and
employed at spring making In Philadel-
phia, and OF Charles and James Schoen In
Philadelphia. Coroner Gamble being
notified, viewed the body and gave q
certificate Of death from heart failure,
without summOning q Jury.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-28
Temperance Celebration,

On Tuesday evening, December Bid,
beginning at quarter before S O'cluei,
the W. q. 7. U. and Y. W. U. I. T., 4
Newark, Del will together celebrate I'D
10Th anniversary Of the Crusade DaE,
started in liill,boro, Ohio, 1873, al
dresses will be gwen by the ministers q
the town and other exercises by I'D
members OF these organizations Tues
services will be held In the MeIhOdiE
Episcopal Church. All are invited to VI
present,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-28

According TO adjournment on Thurs
day night. the City Council nat in an al
Journed session last night. President
Farra announced that the ordinance
providing for the Issuing OF $50, 900 sink
ing fund bonds had been returned with
The mayors approval and it was declare d
law. DR.. NJ. j, Hughes, city vaccine
physician, reported having vacciuate,i
si1ty persons, forty primary aud twenty
revaccinatious; fifty were successful.
Bills were passed as follows; j. +. John
ston, Sl20. IL; john NJ. Newell, $3.50; j.
4. shallcross, 81.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-28

Alta o'clock Sunday afternoon there
will be u song service conducted by the
general secretary. The service will begin
promptly At o'clock aud will last an
hour. The members OF the association
are requested to be present, and cor
dial invitation Is given to all young men
TO attend, Strangers made welcome.
Rooms at 1907 market, open IRON to 8
=, M Sunday. Other days from II. IN.
to 10 p IN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-28

Jacob Beecher complains that lie ~
received number OF scurIlols s',si
within the past few months from dIi1
ferent parties. He has become 90 as
gusted In consequence Of ths sgnoyaaS'|
that he now offers reward Of 1iI lol1
lars for such Information as Will tsa !.
the Identification OF the authors fSs1
master Taylor has been notified o. ~
correspondence, and 10 thinks u ~
time that II sheuli be stopped
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-28
Tho Markets.

The street markets were well atten led
this morning. Butter sold for ~ TO 81
cents a pound; eggs, 2s to so cents a
dozen; peas, cents per quart; Lima
beans, 10 cents per quart; white potatoes,
81 to IS cents per bushel; railshes, 4
cents bunch; celery, 5 10 10 cents a
bunch;oyster plants, to Scents bunch;
parsnips, cents bunch; cabbage, ) to
70 ceuts per head turnips, 10 cnts per
hall peck; ch.ckeus, 81 90 to 81 so pair,
geese, Sl.00 apiece; scrspp!e, : cents per
pound; corn, 80 10 40 cents pr bushel
oats, 80 TO 50 cents per bnshel.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-28

Mr.. Joseph Carroll, clerk of District
School No. 5, Rock!and, called at the
REPUBLICAN Office to-day and stated
that owing to come repairs being made
NJ he school house and which will not he
completed in season, the school viii rot
reopen until Wednesday, January let,
instead OF Monday next, as first an
Bouuced. Mr.. Carroll seems Ike e very
Intelligent gentleman aud is very much
Interested in the progress Of the scholars.
He thinks that superintendent Beysey
Is The right man IN the right place.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-28

The usual afternoon service will take
place ct ST. Mars Church, SIKH and
Pine streets, Tomorrow al 1 +. III. lhu
cateehet.cal Instruction Will be on
Original and Actual Sin. The sermon
will be on "Ihe Nativity of cur Lord. d
The Interior of ST. Mary's Church (,
being newly PAINTED aud decorated. III,
work OF the great artist CaItaEi;.t vii
be finished within two weeks. All earn
est colOre1 persons are welcome.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-28

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
just as good as the Ivory
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits.
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities OF
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
lis sold everywhere.