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Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

tho Twilight because they think It
friand in. Heed. hcuce . friend indeed.
' of cono. the way ol success
"k'oss rierA Nj. Brinkley
has 6psseu very many inducsmsnts TO
the boys but without avail.
There 10 . movement On foot to start
musical organization 90 that these who
want may have chance TO practice more
classical music.
Mesars. Browa and Benson, two Of our
society young men, are continually dh-
cussing society topics. They are well
booked In etiquette and discuss matters
quite lively.
Ths bafbers' reception In . coming
event much looked Tor among tho elite
OF tho race. Their former receptions
nave been attended with much success.
Mr.. N. v. Andersen 10 tho correspond
subscribers will please take notice that
we are not accountable for anything iu
the Ssntiacl. Mr.. Anderson 10 bright,
well-lsarnsd young man and will be .
or, dit ~ the race ~ correspondent Of the
Mr.. z. b State, Of tousorial fame,
tskes no less than seven papors. He ID
we'll booked 10 all ths refiodicals, and
for reference on matters 10 diepute 10
considered TO be very reliable.
Mr.. James McHstt, using words 10
keeping with this xentleman's language,
Ia the only psestidIgltstor In the city.
He is we'll up 70 the times IN using now
words, aud what may b. comnonly
called jaw -breaksrA II occupies great
psrt OF Nj. stats's titns To arrange this
geutieman's language 90 that HE friends
tan understand him.
MIR. Btausbury Murray, the leading
barber OF Front street, can be- relied
upon s tAcing any important event
c0pcerning the race for 10 years back
land is alive to oil iasues concernipg ,hl
race. He 10 also generslly ready TO do
bate on any suhiect Of interest.
Mr.. v. Berry, wfo keeps . cigar stor,
on French street. 10 growing 70 be . wkle
| awake business man.
| Mr.. r. Evans 10 coming 10 the front y
| music reader. lie 10 making rapid ad
vance mention the ballelujsh chorus.
Messrs. Evans and Wright are riva
InusiciaDa
The book race has ended. As was pub
iished soma time aRo, two young ladie
started to read book race. Mise Fry,
believe, won the honors. 1t n, however
. qu, stion In the mind OF Miss Riia
whether it was won honsstly. As ther
is no way Of testing II, the matter will
remain a. Il Il.
The prstractsd mseuiug ~ the u 10
Church still coDtinues, and the church
crowded 10 It's utmost capacity ever
Ipight.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

D.A. Powell, Nos. 3os and $50 Madison
street, has lake pike, lake shad, white
fish, founders, trout, green pike. Goldfish,
haddock, smelts, etc. Oysters by the
quart or bushel. Delivered free of charge
to all parts oil the city.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

To look upon . bright, beautiful baby
and remember that the only medicine
1t ever takes Is DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup,
certainly converts another family 10 the
use OF the remedy.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

The celebrated 3 B, B. B. cigar, manu-
lactursd by H. +. Bourbon d Bro, No.
2l9 West Second street. Sold at all the
leading hotels and cigar stores. Try ons.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

DOVER. Del, Feb. 10.-Mosts Moore,
young farmer residing near Cheswold,
In this county, while burning brueh last
night fell IN the Gre and was fatally
burned. He was about % years old and
unmarried.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20
A strike at Chester.

CHESTER, Pa, Feb. 19.-The employees
of the Eureka Steel Works made a de-
m and for an increase oil ten per cent In
wages to-day. 1t was retuaei and the
men quit work.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

'Tf humor, wit and honesty could
save" from the Ills flesh Is heir to, what
a good price they'd bring In the market.
We'll, twenty-five cents will buy . pana-
cea--Salvation OIL.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20
ills Strange But True

Although we have In Pratt's Food q.
boon to farmers and horse owners, we
dnd many, who. because of their ig-
noranco OF the true character OF Pr0tt's
Food, hesitate to try it, but who after
the first trial proclaim 1t to be far bot
ter than we claim.
Don't disregard yonr own interests.
The cost OF trying Pratt's Food is al
most nothing. If IL does 0ll we claim for
II 1T Is surely worth teii tlmesthcmoncy
and VIC say positively it will do all
and more too.
Itpurifies the blood. 1t creates per
feet fgestion. 1t creates better staying
powers. 1t will regulate tho bowels.
1t Will strengthen tho kidneys. II tones
UP tile system. 1t expels worms,
grubbs and bolts. 1t makes bono and
muscle. 1t makes the coat shed nicely.
1t makes the coat glossy. II provcnts
collie. 1t prevents colds. 1t prevents
epizooty. 1t prevents exhaustion. 1t
prevents contagious diseases. 1t pre-
vents distemper. 1t prevents pnoumon-
IA.
Try it. Small l2-pound bags Mt
J. j. SMITHS
FOURTH ANDsulPLEY SITS.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

keoay =, \. j.. Feb. 2O.-Chslkley
kr -. y, VA trial Tor the murder of hi
|.nss -, - Yesterday called in his own
What spa !. 10 d in detail about his life
,ni,rris aaew OF the murder. deny
sniih aae statements OF Murray
tss, tho stste's principal wit.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

L merchant down town sells more Of
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup than all other
medicines together. 1t surely must DO
other similar affections. Price rs cents.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

Tho sight Of an ugly innamcd boil Or
sore, to say nothing OF its dangerous
tendency, should induce any sufferer 70
try Laxnd0r, the iniallible remedy ZOE
these troublesome blood disorders.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

Great Reduction in wiuter underwear
at T. A. Shannon. Si3 Wes. Second
street,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

Yesterday was Ash Wednesday. and
was observed % tho opening Of Lent.
Services were held In the Catholic and
Episcopal churches, and In tie morning
Bfshop Colsmsn preached at st. An
drew's church In place Of the Rev. Chas.
z. Murray tho rector, who 10 quite III.
The Bishop selected ~ his text the
sixth verse Of the sixteenth chapter OF
the gospel according to Ct. Matthew
"When 20 inst, he not ~ the hypocrites.
Of ssd countonauce."
He preached au excellent sermon, in
which he sxhoitsd his hearers to observe
the Lcaten season In the manner that 1t
should be observed, and examine them
selvcs with view to gonnine conversion
or reformation. He urged them to make
Lent season Of earnest prayer, and not
pretend BY sad c0untenances to vigor
aud unsel1shntas which II unknown In
thei actual lives. Above all they should
avoid hypocrisy, which 10 hateful alike
to tho world aud TO Gcd.
Bishop Colemaa will preach at North
East THE afternoon and Ct Elkton In the
evening. On Saturday afternoon there
will be . united sunday School service
At g. Andrews Church, ut which Bishop
Coleman will make m address.
UNITED BkhNjCBSs
The drst OF the united Lenten services
to be held during the Lenten season was
held In g. Andrews Church last even-
lug. Tue church was compile ely crowd
cd, every seat being occupied before the
services opened. The Rev. 7. Gardiner
Litteli, rector Of Bt. John's Church, lcd
the ser viccs and preached an able sermon
from the eecond Corinthians, VII, Z
"for Cody sorrow worketh repentance
70 salvation not 10 be repented Of; but
the sorrow Of the world w0rksth death. y
The following named clergymsn occu
pied seats in the chaucel: The Right
Rev. leighton Coleman, ID. D., the Revs
tin B. Dunlap, &. J. Hammond and
| William II. MIfistt
AT ST. Andrews.
| Services will bs Ecld 10 81. Andrew I
| Church every Tuesday. "Wednesday AMI
Friday sitsruoons at 4 p. M. during th,
Len,en season. Every Afternoon during
Passion week services will be held NJ ~
o'clock. Faster day, Sunday, April q.
united service Of the congregation aut
Sunday school. Arrangements hnv
made with the following well know
clergy mon for the following dates: Feb
20, the hev. UAnlei lbauti Mhrcu 4, vi
Rev. Simeon q. Hill; March al tho Rev
J. Z. Gramther, d. D.; March 1S. th
Rev. Robert "A. Edwards March %, tn
Rev. Isaac Gibson. D. D.; April l, til
Rev. Dudley B. Smith, d. D.
| LENrEN SERVICES.
Tho following dates have been settle
upon for holding united LenteD service
In the Episcopal churches 10 this city
February 70, Trluity Church, sermon
the Rev. David Howard; March ., In
: msuu.l Church, Highlands, sermon b
the Rev. Martin b. Dunlap; March Il
Holy Trinity (0ld Swedes), sermon |
,, the Rav. X. ]. Hammond; March 10. 9
Juhns Church, sermon by the Rcv. l
' Ashton Henry; March 20, Calvary Churc
. sermon by the Rev. Charles 4. Murra
: April 2, St. Andrews Church, sermon
: the Right Rev. Leighton Coleman, d. !
Be,vicrs viii also be held In all OF u
. Catholic churches and there 10 . sc
eral desire on the part of the clergy
: awaken Q new interest In the hearts u,
: mirds OF the people that will lead to u
u solemn season being observed In VI
strictest manner.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

Bishcp Coleman IL infusing much more
energy iuto the members OF the Episc0-
pal Church In our State, and we may ex-
pect very considerable addition TO their
number the coming year. The Blshop
does not believe In standing still, and
waiting for something TO turn up, but he
soes TO work to turn II up with the least
possible delay. The church at Seaiord 10
without q rector, but the regular service
Il being held. Last Sunday he preached
there both morning and evening. and In
the Afternoon he 0f1clated at Bridgeville.
He is now looking around for suitable
clergy man for tho place, and be hopes TO
succeed In securing one at an early date,
| a there ID good residence and . salary
between the Two congregations. that will
amount to over $1,000 per annum, until
be IL successful no will furnish supply
every Sunday, and the services will be
observed % usual. In order to increase
the number OF clergymen In the state
the Bishop 10 looking around among the
laymen, aud also among the teachers and
pupils Of the Sunday Schools for youni
men Of ability who may after the regu
lar course OF study, become clergyme,.
and take charge OF the increased worl
. that the times may require at his hand
. aud the continued advancement OF u
: church may require. A lot has slread
been secured ut Bridgeville. and churc
: ediacs will bs erected at no distant DAY
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

The best relief for cough and hoarse-
ness 10 McInall's Syrup oil Tar, 35 cen,s.
Dsnfortb, druggist, Second and Market.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20
10

for 70 cabinet photographs and one 16x2O
crayou portrait at Cummlngs' gallery,
302 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

We have Just received large lot oil
honey. ouly l6c. rer box; broken honey,
l2c per pound. Meredith " Co., lbird
and JetieIson slreets.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

speedy and positive Gu
Ssa.a'ili, s.ili, Diphtheria, Capker MoIu
NEW tSal'"'4 u sHiiOH's CATARRH
haD 4 Nasal Injector free with
votis Use II II you desire health
a,' Mes' eieath. Prico5o cents. N. b
Fanh o, n, Hholesale and retail agent,
Vla sna Market streets, WILMINGTON.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

Celebrated Rheumatic Mixture never
falls to cure the worst cases Of neuralgia
and rheumatism. Try It. Only 60c. per
bottle. Taylor s. Fullerton, druggists.
800 King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

A wise man Ia one who has been often
deceived, except In having his catarrh or
iunuensa cured by Old 6aurs CAtArrh
Cure; no deception in that. The prince Of
catarrh remedies costs only IS cents.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

John Fl. Pinkertor, employed at the
Wilmington Manufacturing Company,
had his head cut tliis morning BY board
falling on him. He went to Taylor q
Fullerton's drug ftore and had II dreesed.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

N. F. Davis. iewelsr. o E.s. Second st
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20
Tho Harrisburg Election.

HARRnBuRo, Pa, Feb. i0.-Yestcr-
days election resulted In . divided vio-
tory-ths Democracy capturing the
Mayor, City Controller and Select Coun-
cil--ths Republicans helping themselves
TO the City Treasury, the City Assessors
and pair Of Supervisors, while Com
mon Council is . tie. Such . cutting Of
tickels was never before seen 10 Harris-
burg, aud, a. . consequence. the returns
were not all counted by daylight this
morning, aud some ct them did not
reach the Prothonotary's Office until !
O'Clock this afternoon. The returns last
night came in very slow, and II was not
until midnight that II was definitely
known that. Mayor Fritobey was elected,
aud, this being settled, tho Democracy
enjoyed an old-iashioned walk around.
The proposition to increase the clty's In :
debtedpess SOL, 900, to complete Mulberry
street bridge, was carried BY q large
majority. Mayor Fritchey's majority
is ell; Black, CITY Treasurer, 65l; Yer
beke Controller, SAT. Six Of the IinS
members OF the liOard Of Control are
Republican.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

The town Of Mnrthaliton, situated be.
tween the Landenberg branch and the
main line Of the b. ~ o. r. r., IL In .
fiourishing condition. During the past
year there have been at J. ast dozen now
dwellings .octed, and there 10 . prob.
ability Of several moro this year. II We
judge the future by tine past, We must
expect = iaurishing town In years to
come, and a pleasant place to live. With
railroad station on each side, IL II con.
venient for oil. And tha public school
IN two departments affords ample oppor-
tunities for tho rising generation.
The public works, consisting OF .
woolen mill, rolling mill aud stove.
pipe factory, AFFORD employ mont for most
Of the people. aud offer encouragement
TO people Of other places who think Of
coming here to settle.
The church In Marshallton 10 q new
one. Through tho efforts Of some OF its
mcss energetic members II was bailt
about four years ago 40 Union Church.
BILE 10 transfer the building to the Will
minxton Conference and allow 1t to
become . Methodat Church. This was
done, and now the Stanton aud the Mar
shsllton N. 3. Churches constitute o
regular appointment The church at
Marshallton has . bright future before
her. just at the present time IL seems
necessary to put forth special effort 70
psy the dobt on the building. So next
Sunday is Get apart - the dag for the
special effort. There will be service IN
the morning, afternoon and at night
There 10 prospect for able preaching,
aud It 10 hoped there will b. liberal
Ewing.
The preachers for the day will be =
]. Watkins, J. d. q. Hanna, 9. w.
Koous, John Thorp and the pastor. A
pleasant day is anticipated and arrange
ments are being mado TO entertain visi
tors from . distance. Come out ant
help US, friends, with . few dollars. w
need your help Our debt must be- paid
The mortgage will bs taken 70 the churcl
and burned ON Sunday II enough none!
Ia procured TO redeem 1t. Como an!
help psy the dest, irlends. and you vii
see the mortgage burn. II those VIII
owe old eubsci iptions will just pay u
We will be sure Of tho Ore.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-20

The school girls are oil auxious 70 take
tho Twilight because they think II .
friana IN. Heed. hcuce friend indeed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-05

tie Athletic Committee Is Wei pe'Se" WIN INV
showing made 'N ine c!Io' III LIS report ~ '-o
managers he says;
LIZ i'.. ' . ,i dom. t,ent
Of nur or .o.l ..lo-. loa. Chairman talks ,4- cd,
.t-,n 'o u4h. nh. a.l.r' o.; To. ,. JOY Joy ,.,.i. IN
fbcg I,yr t.p Nh. name o. tie Cub before the
Two tcirs sso. when this department was PIT
under the present mt.a- 'urHt ne o.i, n,n ,' IL
sn~ie comp .i.- "' " ,,,., .n..r- tbe highest
o3{mPar", ii.'.''.> ~ ..i, T., b." hoped thst in
,be comm. t,.i,~ Cur ajtI.t. department VIII con-
tnuc 10 prosper equals a- vtli Il u'i nrit.L i'.,l
/ IL ha, dur.nS Che past TWO f,., ,-r' ,,P t 'ii.
the athletic or-a.It'. h- OBJ '''n '".. '. ,,r,'.
/ countries tp 3. lr'i n. lI' '.' l'''' ''- '
Of ih' >iii'H I."'' g. ,,,o.o. scored
=, "Ii 'H'. "i'' ,.i, ~ ..you -noet.r-.
, '. .t I..u.- m ,rIb .lr-. 49, Vow Jersey
4. G. games. ana Tie = J. A. G.. -pr.u- games and
Labor bay mcctr-.
tratcl ie q ooular. on oi 'he ..lowm- scores tyr
points made q. Oh. '."iii i',,.,- , ro,,.o
sentcd]
l-~~ Point. ,, ~ r.
Manhattan \ -.-... Xyr ~ a. 81
SS.,%,--al 'iit ,3d staten Island :. C....-. go
.,--... g. ,..,,.,. securing third
The cluh 1T 49, W." pom. > - ,,.,.f
place. and retained '.c piece HS'l '",'' f,,
- points '''' 1871" ' t'V 80. i.r,'e
ever w!u SHOW ln ~ -. t ., W. - uoin,,
for the Ne" tolN N ''''' ''''
= points tor Tie : J. y. g.
FORMIDABLE AT BASEBALL.
~ m .i.t ,l,i.S \ & b,s always
Inc "'''''.' |...t -, .,,l not
been i"rmid'nc one "I'' "''''"'-" ~ ''' ''V
win the amateur championship last season. IL
modc pluclv Gaht for the ir PLY. Tie loss of
49,. .,..,,,. 80 .,,,b nl,,.r, ~ DE Garmendia.
we 81 i .....f, ,t, am.
Moore ana N'Itp's" H'".'' '"'' ''-'' '''' '0'''-'
chances .... ....,..,..,,,.
HE tc"in Srur'u 81 nuns am 'f'il "tP'H'tl,S
ono II accented l2r chances aud only made
80 T." ''' i,'' .l fo. lir.r a,.r, - goI
l'I fII"iN' l.."'"- ' t, ,t, ,,,,, NH. RI,
ont oi l''"' IlneN az Il G", ' ''o,,, ',,' 3aa
baSehlls' m,NN~ 'I' i.,-r, That tho
II L. WIN 'U'' VI" i r"' p',,s. cver nl,ved
athFit> rr''t y.' "' l ,, ,,,,,tcur ar uroic,-
on IA "'scn''. "' 'n" ',,,,,,t,orsd Lv IN os
siohu c.up-" U'S =, " The fcIn onrnnI
lhe l3-ln"unh N|,., C,..,. r.,, nm n refining
WIN the Iln'''o'! "a i,,;,,., .,..,,, 2 .,
same !" al" u',a ~ " ir',. i,. il,,n,,s
;. with the Means l' Wyn u'l,,' t,, Win a
,itcLod IAN
pl''Hcu jan - 60, .,,., ,lorc1 II ,ornes
I'bllH- .l' - A '.'' ~
winning 20 of that number losing Only - anu
h"WV"iK % l,,t..,. nos.cssal b.. fine club it
i ,,Li n,tur5i that rowing should he onc If the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-05

geon. The Regatta Committee is composed OF
Edward NJ Post, chairman Philip c. Sus. secre.
tary Edgar Hicks and r. L. Llppitt. serving
eX-oficio.
The clubs lacrosse department is also in good
condition. and the team played some excellent
games The following men played on the Team
during the last year: David Brown. Robert Drys-
dale j. +. McClain 4. o. Ritchey. K. \: Mathews
II. A. Mathews, w. f. Mitchell, w. {. Post. IT, d.
Sears, Alexander Douglas, Edward Merritt cap
tain) William Davis, II. Davis T. Branih. j. =.
Gerndt, Cyrus C.. Miller, Matthew Taylor, Thomas
WarsOn.
Considerable tennis playing has been done ny
many Of the members during the season. though
these players have confined themselves almost
exclusively to playing on the grounds OF the cluo'
and have not entered in any outside tournament.
The sixteen courts have been kept IN the best
condition. and everything possible has been done
TO encourage this branch Of sport.
The club will make application for member
ship in the National Lawn Tennis Association to
enable its tennis players 10 compete in the National
tournaments next season.
4 club tournament was held late in the season
with eight entries for singles and six in the
dou bes the former being won by A. H. Larkin,
the latter by ]. Brown and f. W. Gould.
The club members took lively interest IN
football last season. and considering that II was
a new department for the club, the team made
a creditable showing II Joined the American
Football U,nion and expects TO make a decidedly
better record next season than II ala last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-05

New.York Athletic Club-June IS. third in go yards
hurdle
Young Men, Christian Association cw-iorA, June
% nr,t In DO Yards hurdle. - 4-j seconds
Pitt,bur. cricket Club-June . d>t n 30 Yards iun'
p a. second, first n 40 yards run - seconds
King, County Matchmaking 3 second IN 100 yards
Uemp~tead Athletic Observation-Disclosures nrri IN ~
ward, run 2l3, seconds. second I'm $40 Yards run.
Kv,r,d, Athletic C.ub-NcwarA. october IL second m
22O yard, hurdle
Aaciton Athletic Club-octooer 10. hr't in 500 yards
run. - - seconds.
prospect IIarriers-october L. second ia 10 yards
hurdle
outing Athletic Club Brooklyn. November B. first in
800 wards hurdle. % 80 seconds.
Among the athletes of the club, not heretofore
mentioned, wso have made excellent records. are:
Frederick j. Hosp, who won the pole vault and
horizontal bar prizes AT the Orange Athletic Gun
games on March Il. and tie horizontal bar medal
at the Brooklyn academy of Music on April =
At the Young Mems Christian Association meet
ing at Newark, on April 20 Hosp WAS first IN
the high Jump and also won the medal for Jump
ing backward. HIS other good records were mtde
the Riverside, Staten Island New-lrunswicN
and West End games. St.ll Others are H. l..
Ilallock, Stewart Barr, ) I. FWeth. K. h. Prltch-
ard. AlVak McthcrSon. :. T. Naeg, C. {. Wtedc,
Arthur Prentice j. Edward Deluest +. j. lie nard
II. II. llutchings. Alfred +. Conacho, l.. l. Ihorp
and Arthur De Saldcn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-05

HEAVY SNOWFALL ~ TIE SITEGtS-MR
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sides lie rotary plough. = ere rfc seven other
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-05

The number OF championship prizcs won ~
tho member, is as follows: Championship Of
Eastern States. .: championship of America, IL !;
championship of Canada, g.
Two omen field meetings and one indoor eXhibi-
tion of boxing and wrestling were given during
the cosOn.
The comparison Of the Athletic Department 5
finances between the year just past and the
nrcvious one also shows an Improvement as
follows: $50
-, ,,,,o., - 400 9S D-bu-sor.ents 81. COB 22
Bcrcint, ..... $40 % r. pt- ...-.-.-.-- foV ~
-. -. .. IT,, .o.. m clnh s912 q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-05
rorcHING FoRErROUGHr.
matt EnnnIrer

Prom The IlnClnnII tnpuIItl.
About six weeks ago the wife of well'known West
End physician died Of cancer. ON Christmas Eve
the bell of the house and on the door being
opened messenger delivered good sized package
II was taken in, ami when opeIei wa
found to contain the Christmas presents
of the dead W!fa the member, Of the family.
The lady realizing that She wa, about TO die. had
purchased a number gifts and had them sent 10 tho
house OF "A friend walnut Hills with the admonl
ton that they be delivered on Christmas Eve. Each
Of the gifts was marked BY the donor ia her own
handwriting.