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The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-04-06
WAsHINGToN, d. c., December 9, 1873.


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Wishing
blessing
OF LIFE gratefully
W. B. MOSES and Streets
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Hot Was DC
WAsHINGToN D. C,M 2,
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remedy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia
J.AWALTER Pastor
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-04-06

A. McCRARY, Wife the Ex-Secreary
TESTIMONIALS
FOLLOWING
which lasted from three followed
called Dr. Dexter of Washington Co. that the med
prescribed
having had trouble
BALM
OF VERY FAMILY MEDICINES
WORLD think
benefited
HELEN MCCRARY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-03

A very pretty Wedding took placs near
Milltown, New Castle Co., last evening,
January and, 1890. Tho chief partici-
pants were Ms VI. Eta Ball, the dangh-
ter of Reub,n ball, Esq, and Mr.. J..
Harvey Cranstop, son OF Edward Gran
stoa, Esq. DIR. ball was the groom's hest
map, aud Miss Kittie Springer was the
bridesmaid. The Rev. Jchu d. q. Han
ma, of Asbury NJ. 4. Church, Whining
ton, WIS the officiating minister. At a
little after seven to the niuslc Of wed.
dirg march, played by Miss Clara Grams.
ton, sister of the groom. tho bridal party
took their places In the paflor OF the old
homestead, surrounded By crowd Of re-
latlves and friends, and according to the
simple but impressive service Of the Ne
thodlst church, the young couple were
made one.
The bridal party made 4 handsome
and winning scene, aud many were the
sincere wishes expressed that they might
have happy voyage across the sea OF
lie. Among many others present were
the parents of the bride and groom, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Lyman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Finn, Mr.. 1hos. Jones aud
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gregg, John
Il. Lyman, E.q., Miss Mary Finn, Miss
Martha Derrickson, Miss Fannie Russell,
aud many other relatives and friends OF
the bride and groom, all forming pleas-
ant and attractive party. The presents
were numerous and useful, aud much
time was spent by the guests in sdmiring
them. Alter having enjoyed the abund-
ant hospitality of the home, with many
pleasant word, at late hour the-guests
took their departure, With many fer
vent wish that the future OF the bride
and g Dom may be ae delightful rs was
their wedding.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-03
Al West Church.

One Of the hsppiest occasions of the
year, because devoted to making tho
children happy, occurred In the shape OF
= Christmas festival nj West Pfesby terian
church last evening. The devotional ex.
ercises BY singing aud PRAYER Of the pas
tor A. N. Ktigwin introduced tho follow.
ing program singing, primary depart
ment; song "Whip O'Will." }. Il. King;
rcnJing, Mics Alice Berlin, collection,
reading, Robert Bellab; vocal solo, Mise
Lillian Russell; recitation, Miss Raphoe;
singing. primary department; closing
chorus, school.
Remarks were made by lhs pastor, the
Rev. A. N. Keiewin, Charles Baird, sup
crintendent of the Sunday aci 90, aud J.
II. King. general secretary OF the Young
Mems Christian Association. Al the con :
elusion vi the remarks each scholar was
given = box Of candy and some fruit.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-03

The lovers OF fun were given quite a
treat last evening at the Opera House by
Daniel Sully and his very efficient CON
pany in "Conroy, The Tailor" Sully
took the character of "Conroy," and
fairly carried away the house by his
efficiency as q first-class actor, while
NJ lie Arzula as Mrs. Valentine made a
charming widow aud has very sweet
voice. contributing catchy vocal selec
tion which was rapturous y applauded.
Max Arnold took the character OF Jacob
Schwartz with llfe.lke precision. The
play has a healthy and wholesome plot,
and everybody appeared pleaSsd with the
evenings enter ainment We heard
many say that they were loing this even
ing to Zee suiiy In Daddy Nolan" The
play /, somewhat simi,a. 10 last even
ing's production. Throp .hout tho piece
there is q genuine manlooi displayed
underneath rough extef!ors. Mingled
In are quiet grief and mirth, snd the
audience are crying ono moment aud
laughing uprosrously tue next. We
can honestly say II you wish to see
something good visit the Opera House
this evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-03

Mr.. Patrick Kirk, WHO WAS hurt 80
seriously at u o'clock On New Years day
at Poplar street and Railraad avenue, by
being knocked down by u passing locomo-
tive, was more comfortable yesterday
aud this morning and sitting up,
although the doctor, who told him he
had no internal injuries aud no broken
bonts, said he would teel the soreness
more yet. lie WAS struck on the left arm
and. upon falling, WAS also wounded in
the right arm, knee aud side OF his head.
Berry completely stunned, saved his NE.
as by not moving he was not run over by
tue locomotive. lie has the good for
tune to be y member Of the Railroad
Beneficial Association and draws a dollar
a day.
Mr.. Kirk las been an employee of the
p, W. 4 y. for 2s years and a switch
man Tor 20 years. This Is his first acci-
dent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-03

The newly. elected officers of Admiral
g. r. DUPONT Post, No. 2, q. A. H.,
were Installed last evening by Past Post
Commander J. =. LitzeDberg. Speeches
were made by Comrade John +. wa,
OF Ekton, the newly. elected commander,
Robert McCaulley; Past Commanders
Lewis, Ross and McNair of Post 40. !;
Chaplain Mccoy, Senior Vice Cora.
mander Woodrow, Comrade Foster Of
Sny th Post, and Comrade Slick oi Post
No. 81, Department OF PennsylvaLia
Caleb ChurchmAn, formerly captain o'
Company b, First Delaware Cavalry, was
muetrrei In as member. Commander
McCaulley has appointed the following
officers: Adjutaut, A. j. schrack; ser
gcant major, John b. stradley; quarter
msster-sergeant, John T. Mortimer.
Mrs. Matte Garrison, general In
spector, inspected Circle No. 36. Ladies
OF the q. A. K in this city last evening
at tie Smyth Post Hall.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-03
Second Baptist Festivities.

The primary suni,y school entertain
mont at the church al Fourth and French
streets last evening was fel.citioui
affair. Mr.. Alfred Gawthrop, superin.
tenilent, being detained at home by
sickness, Prof Heath called the exei icises,
introduced BY prayer and singing. The
opening address was by Master stephen
Percey, SON. Of the Mark ct street hair mer-
chant, who had during the past year
recited 226 verser, for which he received
a testimonial present. Master Leslie
Cooling, who has recited ll8 verses, was
In like manner distinguished. The fol
lowing pupils were also awarded book
each for com mitsing TO memory the ten
commandments: Miss lIcl II LeMaistre
and Masters Curtis Cooper, Stephen
Percy, Charles Simmons and Leslie
Cooper. Nine pretty girls and boys gave
q beautiful NmAs recitation. Miss Mary
Heath presided at the piano. DIR. Cock
and Prof. Heath made speeches. The
children were sll presented with candy
and Xmas and New Year cards. There
was good audience aud the childten
weIe all delighted.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-03

LANCASTER, Jan. John w. Davis,
u resident Of Christiana, was brought to
the county prison here this morning, to
awaits the result OF wounds received by
Horace ?. Homsher at his hands late
yesterday afternoon.
Homsher, who is the agent for several
newspapers, called at Davis house to col
lcct some money due him, when after q
short conversation, and without any
provocation Davis pot a pistol from i
cupboard and firei three shots at HONS
her. two Of which took effect, the one in
the right cheek just be ow the eye being
very serious.
Davis was very drunk, and to-day
when sober, denied all knowledge of the
crime. Davis and Homshcr have Away
been good friends. DIR. Plank probcd FOL
tho ball but was unable to locate It. Tit
injured mans condition is regarded al
critical. Davis 10 50 years old aud ha.
vile aud son living In Philadelphia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-03
BACK HOME.
Opening saturday Morning. Jan. 4th-
Clearing Out Sale.

Opening saturday Morning. Jan. 4th-
CiearIng-out Sale.
We have moved our remaining stock
OF Lo1ks to our old stand, IA Market
street.
We arc liberal for The liberal sup
port given us In our Great Book Sale.
1t has exceeded our most sanguine ex-
pcctations.
But We are going out OF the book trade
for all time.
We shall copnne our attention In the
future In our store strictly to fancy and
commercial stationery.
We propose to .ell every book We nave
at sacrifice.
We shall offer the remaining fifteen
thousand obc dollar books NJ twenty
cents each.
Two thousand thirty five cent books at
| thirty cents.
Red Line Poets, forty cents
| Dore Bible Gallery, Que dollar.
Dante's llierno, one dollar.
Eoe's Works, uinety cest., other books
a. cheap proportion ately.
Dickens, elegantly bound, fifteen vol
umes, four dollars.
Other sets at proper tlonate prices.
This stock will not be replaced.
No osurh opportunity will ever again be
offered to buy books at these prices.
Sunday schools and other parties wish
Ing to buy books for libraries will do
well TO act promptly.
We also oner tiaty Family Bibles at
half price.
And two hundred and afty Photograph
Albums at less than coat.
We mean business.
DELAWARE PRINTING COMPANY,
Successors to James ~ Webb,
No. 22i Market street
llARgY FoLwELL, EDWARD y. JAMES,
Sec. Il Treas. President
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-03

ALLENTOWN, Jan. 2.-The hearing OF
Mayor Allison aud Oflicer Charles aess.
ner, charged by Lawyer Joseph Hunter
with trover and conversion Of q revolver
taken from Joseph Hoodak, q drunken
Hungarian, took place to-day before
Justice Hendricks OF Hanover Town
shp.
AT the hearing 1t was shown that after
Hoodsk was committed TO Jail tho pistol
WAS claimed by the County Commissioner,
as the defeudsnt had no money 10 pay
costs. LAWYER Hunter waated III.
weapon AS his foe for defending Ho,dak.
The pistol was given to the Coinnis-
sioners, who subsequently returned 1t "
the officer.
Alter hearing the testimony Of Mayor
Allison, the Justice decided that lie had
no connection whatsv,r with the case.
which W as settled bg the revolver being
handed over 10 Hunter, the latter agree.
iug to pay the coats, which amounted tt
twice US much as the pistol is worth.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-03

When | ulterel my opinion on tn sub
ject, in my fresbvtery on October |.
bad no clear idea rs TO now Presbyterian
stntip:cnt was tending, and 1. was nth
ccusidern lie anxiety that uttered my
views as 10 what WAS right and wise IN
opposition to Tbs majority oithe b etLlep.
How pleased ! am that the Presby terry Of
New York hAs como to the same conclu.
sion that jid. 1t Is clear that we are TO
have the obnoxious passages in the
confession withdrawn IN tho course of a
Year or two, aud that there is to be NO
new confession sanctioned I'LL the subject
has been carefully weighed. II Is now
seen clearly by the public tha' there Is tO
be no revolution or fundamental change
10 the Presbyterian Church. REV. DR.
McCo.h In the Evangelist.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-03

The drawing at the Boston Branch
Shoe Store, No. ? West Secoud street,
took place last evening. The children
who conducted the drawings were Miss
Lettie jackson, of Bapcroft's Banks, and
q son OF DR., Stout, West street. These
little folks who drew the tickets were
only or o We RS Of age, and insured fair
play. The Japanese mirror was awarded
10 Mr.. L. Nicholson, No. S3l Market
street; the table and basket of flowers to
Miss sillittel Of Newport; the whiting
de6k 10 Mr.. q. Greer, No. Az Shiplcy
street, and the parlor suit TO w. q. Men
ner of Dover There uas n great crowd
Of people to witness the awards, and the
favored ones were highly pleased with
their good fortune.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-03

Totai. ................,..-... s39l. >,
A petition from Head & Co., asking
the refunding OF e6ll.2 oyerpsid taxes
which was referred to the finance COM
mittce. s
On EUiiun OF Mr.. Baugh Council went
into nomination aud election OF vaccine
physiciars. Mr.. Baugh nominated Dr.
Emile Hertel for thS0rst district; D.. J.
q. Fshcy. second; DR.. W.P. Miller, third
DIR. NJ. J. Hughes. fourth.
NJ. Hawkins nominated DIR. G. H. Wal
lace for the Fourth district
Messrs. McKcnney and Perkins were
appointed telleTs.
DR.. Fshey received 0 votes; Dr. Hertel
.; DR.. Hughts, Q, DR.. Miller, 8; DIR. Wal
ace, !; blank, 9.
Drs. Fahey, Hertel, Hughes aud Millel
were declared elected ior the ensuing
| year.
Bilis were passed as follows: Hudson
Co 90 cents; William Dollsrd Si4,25.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-03

Last evening the stock holders of the
Excelsior Loan Association met In Hawk
ins 4 Co.'S office, No. 7l2 Market street,
pursuant to q call from tile President,
William NJ. Pyle. ms to whether the a.sc-
citation thought 1t advisable to consolidate
with the Equitable and Central Loans.
The Meeting was well attended aud num-
erous members gave their opiuiors pro
aud con. In regard to the subject under
discussion. After nearly two hours' dis
cussion,a vote was taken aud resulted IA
followt; 82 against an1 Go In favor Of the
scheme. The members of the Equitable
and Central Will vote on the subject AT
their meeting this month. II probably
would be tho wisest thing 10 consolidate
with tho other loans. thereby lessening
expenses,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-03
To the young faca Poxzoni's Compiler.
Ion Powder gives freshcr ciarms, to the
old r, newed youth. Try II.


LoHpos, Jan. =. The citation to ap'
pear as co respondent in tho suit for d.
vorce brought by Captain O'Shea against
his wife was received by Mr.. parueli Mt
the otii:e Of hi, counsel, Mr. LcwI', to.
day.
Though Mr.. Justin Mccarthy will pro.
bab!y act ,tmpori!y as leader oil the
Irish party. while Mr.. Parnsll is en-.
gagged In the divorce suit, IL 10 believed
tta, should Mr. Parnell permantly retire
Mr.. William O'lSIitn VIII te ibsikteu
upon by the more radical members of the
party Rs the successor In the leadership D.
Only one voto was east In the Limerick
Municipal Council, against the resolution
OF continued lnddenoe in Mr.. Parnell.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-03

SAN ANTONIO, Tax, Jan. a-The city
clerk since Wednesday has Issued H.
cebs-s In accordance with new ordi-
uaucc to propiietors OF gambling estab-
llshments and the keepers of houses Of
prostitution aud Inmates of the lstter,
nggrega,ing altogether 700, and still
moi more than third OF such persons
have yet secured licenses. tbs District
Attorney declar,s that he will institute
vigorous prosecution against all parties
procuring such license despite the city
ordinance. The mayor has Instructed
the police TO raid all such places and ar
rest all persons who have procured
LICENCES under the now ordinance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-03
The Brandywino Hundred Mystery.

The details given in the REPUBLICAN
yesterday In regard to the charred re-
mains Of q man found In q log hut IN
Brandy vino Hundred, pot lar from
Bethel meeting house, were in the main
correct, except that the burnt mans
name was Levin Meredith, instead oi
William Hand or Moore.
Meredith was wi1ower, about 90
years of age, and worked on farms in the
neighb,rhood. He had 10 relatives sc
far as is known. lie was at one time q
seaman and delighted In telling tales oi
adventure. Coroner Gamble removed
the tody to ths morgue and held an In
quest. A verdict In accordance with the
facts was rendered.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-03
Friendship Fro Company Election

AT the regular stated meeting of the
Friendship Fire Company held last even
ing, the following officers were elected 10
serve for the ensuing year: President,
Joseph IL. Smith; Vice President, Patrick
Casey; Recording Secretary, Daniel w.
Maloney; Assistant Recording Secretary,
William l.. Malone; Financial Secre-
tary, Henry +. Jerome; Treasurer, VIII
liam Mcconnell Trustees, Joseph II.
Smith. Harry weldc, James T. Nc
Dowell; Investigating Gommittteo. John
T. Fedigan, Andrew p. Lohner, Wilmer
N. Hyatt; Foreman, Howard &. Cloud;
Assistants, James +. Mcdowell, Harry
Welde,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-03

ScoTTDALE, Jan. IA report which
Is nsldered very reliable has reached
here that the Wes,moreland and faye,te
Gas Company Of this place, has struck
gas In their last last well near Reagan.
town. about So niles from this place.
The well has a large PRESSURE, as II ia
said the gas burns sixty ieet above
ground. The vein Is on the Grapevillc
and Uniontown gas belts, and It will
mean the developing of a new field.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-03
CITY COUNCIL
Short Session - Vmccine Physician
Elected,

A regular session OF the City Council
was held last night, but the absence OF
Messrs. Ryan, sawdon, Dillin, White,
Msgee. vandeRrift, Cotton and Chambers
showed the ''giip' loved . shining
mark. Councilman Ayars waS also alb
sent but he has been absent from Other
meetings on account OF HI Mslth.
There was very little bMt@ssr tJ2C;
transacted.
The city treasurer report -,-~rs,
In bank to current expenses TO be slfo,-
l71.3l; park fund, g., ,464.04; received OF
Elliott, johnson g. Co., $50, 900; received
OF treasurer OF the United States, SEQ;
Il. p. Moody, S97O; NJ. j. healey, 1926;
Chief Engineer George II. Boughman,
s7G 80.
Samuel Durney. coal oil inspector, re-
ported having inspected ls, 600 eallous Of
oil during December.
The annual report Of George II. Bough-
man, chief engineer of the Engineering
aud Surveying Department, was received
and referred to the Street and Sewer
Department for printing. The depart
ment collected 81 ,19S. 90 during the year.
Mr.. She nted the following pay
roll, which was ordered paid:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-03

Our Increased trade shows that the
public appreciate 2240 lbs. OF good clean
coal for ton, and that Is what we pro-
pose to give for the year OF 1890. Our
coal is under cover and sore rtened, under
our own supervision. kindiing wood in
large loads. Western oate q speciality,
baled hay and straw hy The ton. Yard,
/ C6 Maryland avenue. Telephone. 5l5.
Central oilloe, 9TH and King streets.
Telephone 5S7. Open in the evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-03

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-03

ST PETERSBURG, Jan. 3.-Therc was
great alarm last night caused by q re-
port OF the Cara death. There are In
dicatious that his MaIesiy's condition Is
more serious than is publicly given out.
The Imperial Guard is on constant duty,
and ali public fuLctionaries seem to be
laborlng under come unusual strain. 1t
ia i'm possible TO learn whether the Car q
illness 10 from influenza or whether he
has bee poisoned.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-03

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3.-The Press
continues TO take on now hands In the
place OF the union printers IL dispensed
with on New Years morning, aud the
unemployed Union hands began to look
for employment elsewhere yesterday.
Business Manager Cook, of the Press,
stated that the paper was getting Into
good shape, although 1t would take some
time to roarrauge tho composing room
force satisfactorily. Men, he said, had
been obtained iroin New YORK, Whining
ton. aud toNns In the vicinity CT Phla-
dclphia. ..a
lie said the Press and the Topographic
cal Union were now divovced entirely,
and so far as the former was concerned,
would remain so, 1t being the intertion
not to take back any Of the old men
ndheting to the Union regulations. The
Business Manager acknOw edged tbSt the
Item printers, who are non union men,
bad given valuable assistance in getting
all the type set under the new order.
The appearance of the paper yesterday:
lie said, showed how much work hal
been done and how much old matter
had been used In making up the iorms,
and he thought II was not n bad showing.
lie spoke uniayorably Of the union meth.
DDS, and tsid he had toterd Tor the police
to keep the crowd away from the Office on
Wednesday night. lie also declared
that the Union had sent ton men into the
composing room on Wednesday night
who pretended not to be unlon men, and
VINO hlndered the work all they could
These men, he said, attempted TO "pi'
| tho type aud destroy the copy. He said
he dii not have them arrested because
they lett the Office.
The men, II was said, were accepting
the situation good naturedly and were
standing together without u b.eak, al
though many oi them had been sp
preached on the question of returning tc
their old plares In addition to ll2 msI
originally affected by the lockout. IL wa,
said, II names had Teen added Of met
who were called upon to 20 to work q
the Prcss ONCE and would not. Quite
number OF the locked. hands Sub
bed IT, yesterday for regular hands II
other ofii sea who were afflicted with 18Th,
grip"
Tho typographical Union, says Edwar,
+. Plank, President OF the lnternaiiona
Typographical Union, was not a ttrik
orgsl ihation, Tut really au organization
that uan acted business in an orderl
way acco ding to itS laws. With thos
laws, he AaiJ, the Press was familiar
After the Executive Council had arrive,
AZ Il, eIsion on tue question OF support
ing a strike, then the local union woul
again take hold OF the matter ard con
silcr It In meeting, and, as It required 2
hours notice for meeting, there coul
be no sudden strike, nor snap judgment
ON the Press OF any other paper.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-03
Another story OF Peters Murder

FRANkFoRT, Jan. 2.-Thc Frsnfurter
Journal has news from Lieut.. Rust, who
has arf.ytd at Alden. lie states that
while On the way to join DR.. Peters he
was seized with severe Illness and lay un-
conscious for five days. All his followers
thcreupon deserted him, except one per-
sonal attendant. Subsequently, one of
these deserteIs returned and told Lieut..
Ruet that at point one day distant he
had seen the murdered bodies OF Peters
and Tiedeman; that one OF Peters arms
was separated from his body, aud that
there were three spear wounds In Tiede-
mans breast.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-03

WIN you heed the warningl The sig
nal perhaps of the sure approach Of that
more terrible disease, Consumption. Ask
yourselves II you can afford for the sake OF
saving 80 Ger te, to run the risk and do
nothing for 1t. We know from experi-
encc that shiloh's Cure will Cure your
Cough. 1t never falls. This explains
why more than Million Bottles were
sold the past year. 1t relieves Group and
Whocping Cough at once. Nothers do
not be without 1t. For Lame Back, Side
or Chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster N
B. Dapioith, Wholesale and retail agent
Second aud Market streets, Wilmington
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-03
Vernoii-lIanIiiorii.

Cards are out announcing the coming
marriage of Mr.. W. Scott Vernon OF the
REPUBLICAN,, to Miss Mary Eulaiie,
oldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch
Hanthorn, on Thurtday neon, the 10Th
Inst, ut the Tesldence Of the brides
parents, Nc. 90 West Commerce street,
Bridgeton, N. j. The Rev. DIR. Stocks,
presiient Of the Ocean Grove Association
will perform the ceremony.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-03

WAsniSdroN, Jan. 2.-The Depart
meut OF State is informed by tho Minister
of the United States to Mexico OF the
exc, ution, by shooting, al Guaymas. OIL
the 9Th OF December, of j. J. Taylor, ol
Talleur, who assaulted train Of the
Sonora Railway Company In May 1883,
twelve miles from the Arizona frontier,
in which assault two American citizens,
conductor \. Atkinson and fireman
Forbes were killed aud the train robbed.