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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-11-19

When the atmosphere contains 50 per
cent, of moisture 1t is saturated. The
mount of humidity is calculated on the
50 per cent scsle. 20 that when We are
told that there is IS per cent, of humidity
it does not mean that the atmosphere il
only t, points away from saturated, but
hat it contains IS per cent OF the 81 per
cent of the humidity necessary to satur-
ate 1t.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-11-19

A striking confirmation OF the theory
If the source Of supply OF artesisn WAT
ers has been observed at Tours, France
where the water, sporting with g.est vel
ocity from well 40 meters In depth,
brings up fresh water shells and seeds in
such state of preservation as to show
that they could not have been more than
three or four months on their voyage
Some of the wells of the wady River
nave also elected fresh water mollusks.
fish and crabs, still living, which must,
therefore, have made still more rapid
transit.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-11-19
pANA's ABSOLUTELY CURES DISEASE

DANA's ABSOLUTELY CURES DISEASE
Free trading AuglomauiscS feel psne
of woe every time they think of the
American paper industry. An American
concern has just secured a contract for
leo tons of paper month for newsps
per in the English colony of Australia
that used to get its supply that 'ome."
And the same concern has smother CON
tract with house in New Zealand that
calls for 6G00 tons a wear. But the An
glomanisc is saddest and nsddest when
he reads In the New York journals that
the Four Hundred Of the Metropolis srp
abandoning foreign paper in their fash
ionable correspondence and using the
American article, and that American pa
per is being given the preference by tht
leading engravers. In one great industry
sfter-snother We are steadily becoming
indt pendent OF Europe. The best recon-
mepdation that can now be given fo
hundreds of articles is that they ar,
American, you KIN w."
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-11-19

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stoou TO nus eoiors'
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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-11-19

The city OF Bangor has unique scheme
for fastening the work of putting out
fires which also might be adopted by 9th
er towns to good advantage. In more
remote portions OF the city there are
three hose companies. They run with
drag rope but whoever hooks ON TO Thu
Nith horse is allowed one dollar from
the city treasury. Therefore when fire
breaks out, one may see truckmen with Il
pair of forward wheels. hsckmen and ex-
pressmen driving furiouslv towards the
houses of the hand hose to secure a
chance to hitch on The result is that
in nearly all cases of dsv alarms, three
hose csrrisges and the hook and lsdde,
make the run by horse power. In tn,
night the hand hose is Pre- PEELED by men
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-11-19

Thou hast too much to say about thy
rights, and thinkest too little about thy
duties. Thou hast but one inaliepable
right, and that Is the sublime one of do
ing thy duty at all times. under all cir
cumstances. In Al places,-F. Il. Marvin.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-11-19

Among our American authors it would
he difficult to find a more suggestive writ.
er than Mr.. Howells. Thus, when he
writes poetry, somebody suggests that he
would better stick to comedies; the come
dies suggest that he is more at home in
novels, and when 1t comes to novels L.
begins to look as II he ought not to write
poetry, comedies or novels.-N. Y. Al
ysrtiser.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-11-19

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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-11-19

One of our exchanges at least has at
appreciation Of the trials Of primary
school teacher. Listen to him "Lih
your hat reverently when you pass the
eucher of the primary school. She Is
the great angel Of the republic. Sht
axes the bantling fresh from the home
nest, full of pouts end passions-an un.
gOvernable little wretch whose own
mother honestly admit, she sends HIM to
.chool to get rid OF him. This lady whu
knows her business takes a whole carlosd
# these little anarchists, one If whom
Jingle handed aud alone is more than
match for his parents, and At once puts
hem in a way of being useful and upright
citizens. AT what expense of toll aud pa
ence and soul WEAKNESS Hers is the
most respons be position in the whole
.chool, and II her salary wss double she
would not receive more than she earns
The submission of the Behring Sen dis
quite to the peaceful processes o. arb
ration marks the beginning OF the cud
of veXatiou1 controversy that NIGH
EASILY have involved two smsller ana
more impetuous nations Than America
and England in deadly conflict The set
clement of this dispute 10y arbitration vii
remove it once for all from the domain OF
diplomacy, and prevent 1t from ever again
coming in to cumplcate the oder AMI far
more important controversy regarding the
New England fisheries, There is only
me basis on which this latter conttoyersA
can ever be adjusted and that Is by tht
full ard unconditional mission OF
American fishing vessels to all the otdi.
nary commercial rights and privileges in
provincial ports
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-30
EDITION
Dots.


Don't forget to get your carriages
repaired at Walther & Co.'s over Mar
ket street bridge.
Electricity cures Liver. Kidney and
@. Pleisels. No. 705 Market street.
Electricity q sure cure. for Malaria.
Try It. DR.. u. Q. Pickels, 705 Market
street.
Medical Electricity cures chronic
disease. DR.. ]. y. Pickels. No. T05 Mar
kot street.
Electric Baths cures malaria. Try
one. DR.. j. q. Pickles, No. 705 Market
street.
Any person wishing to be convinced
where the best Pianos can he bought
for the least money. should examine
the large stock at Rcd Mems Hall, No.
SIS Shipley street.
Figures never did lie. We are selling
more Pianos and Organs Mt Red Mems
Hall. No SIS Shipley street, than any
two other houses in this city.
Facts are stubborn things and posi-
bly, the most stubborn OF allis, that we
can sac good Pianos from $50 and up
wards, and organs IRON $40. Red Mems
Hall, No. SIS Shipley street.
Dyeing and securing don g at shortest
notice at the old estab lished place,
210 King street.
1t Is said that on or about May Is,
the Wilmington City Passenger Rail-
way Company will inaugurate 8 cent
| fares.
John Il, Curran. the present member
OF City Council from the Second ward
has announced himself as candidate
for reelection.
The following trustees of the State
Insane Hospital have been re -appointed
by Governor Reynolds: DR.. j. j. Black
OF New Castle, John b. Cooper of Smy-
rnn and Eli II. Sharp of Seaford.
| The Delaware Field Club went to
| West Chester on Wednesday and do
feated Hyatt's Military Academy Club.
W. A. Comegys, of Middetown, has
been mentioned among the candidates
Tor County Comptroller.
| The proceeds from the comedy, "a
Lesson in Love" at the Opera House,
tomorrow evening. are for the benefit
of the Delaware Field Club.
| The trustees of st. Paurs NJ. G.
Church have purchased for the Sum
day school handsome new Hardman
grand concert piano ut the cost of
81, 500.
The Mt. Salem and Riddles Chapel
| Sunday schools combined will give an
excursion to Bay Ridge on Wednesday,
July 10Th, returning by special boat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-30

BENJAMIN Roberts. who has been en-.
ployed on tho farm Of Joseph @. Tur-
ner, near Chndd's Ford Pa, for the
past 10 years, arose about i've O'clock
on Wednesday morning and went to
tho barn to tie up the COWS, prepara-
tory to feeding and milking He had
succeeded in getting one cow in the
stall. whom he was Frustrated by heart
failure, and lay for sometime In an un-
conscious condition. IN coming TO
his senses, be called for help, and his
grandson. T.. Courtney. who was Just
returning from the upper barn, came
to his aid, and assisted him to the
house, where he was placed on chair.
After uttering few words he fell over
and died In few minutes. DIR. Hay
ward was called in, but his services
were OF no avail. Mr.. Roberts was
about 70 years of age, and was faith
full and industrious man. He leaves
wife, two sons and daughter. His re-
mains will he inferred at the Brandy
day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-30

The above is the title of new book, an :
nounced for early publication by Il. T.
Nicely, of Chicago and New York. The
work appeals alike TO Jew ard Gentle.
The heart of jew Is laid open to be read
as the leaves of book, ami the counting
ling of history incident, creed and propf-
ecy is one of the latest sensations in lifer-
airy circles. The work contains facts, IL
Illustrations and demonstrations that will
produce surprise as profound rs Its In
terest and charm are deep. Ii isnot fiction
or the adjournment of a tale that interests,
but the divulge nee of more than half
secrets and half told truths. The author
ship of the work has not yet been vouch-
satedt the public for reasons that will he
well understood when the book is read,
but prominent critics have already named
well-known rabbits and high officials Of
the Jewish church. Others have gone into
other denominations for the author, but
the important fact is the sensation tho
book Will produce. This tribe from Judea
down has been an interesting study, the
history OF which reals like romance. The
seIlSatiop caused by the acts for their ex-
pulsion from Russia Is not without here
tofore untold truths and state secrets aud
every phase of the subject Is touched with
"A master hand that will give II popularity
and life. Fifty cents. F. Il. Nicely, Chicago
and New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-30


At a session OF the Municipal Court
held last evening, the following cases
were disposed Of:
james Connolly who recently got
out OF jail, was again charged with
drunkenness and sentenced to pay a
fine Of $3 and costs, or In default,
break stone for 20 days.
Fletcher Price was charged with COM
hitting an assault and battery ON his
wife, but as the evidence was not suf-
tlclent, the case was dismissed.
Frank Duncan, former dog eai oler.
was. charged with committing an as.
sault and battery on Amedla Culal-
ruise, an Italian. The testimony show
cd that the assault was unealled for
and brutal, and the Judge, after adj
minislering a severe reprlmand, sens
fenced him TO pay fine OF $40 and
costs, and be Imprisoned thirty DAYS
In New Castle Jail at hard labor. Ash
Is not probable that he can pay the
ilneand costs, tho chances are that he
will exercise his muscle the ensuing
80 days IN breaking stone instead OF
using it on those who arc physically
unequal to him.
Frank Quincy, park guard at Bran
dywine Park, Owen Moore ana A bram
Pike We're charged with dlsorderiy
conduct and with threatening Mrs.
Mary Higgins with bodily harm. Mrs,
Higgins Is very i'll and was unab 10 TO
appear against the men. The case was
continued until Monday evening next.
The case has been continued twice
now, on account of Mrs. Rigging
illness, and the Judge said it would
not be continued again unless her hus-
band produces physician's certificate
In court.
This mornings session OF court was
held at o o'clock, and the following
cases were disposed OF by Judge Ball,
Edward Hooper, colored, an old Of
fender, was charged with drunkenness
and sentenced to pay a line OF Sc and
costs, or put In the next 20 days In
breaking stone.
Smith Dltterllne was arrested for
drunkenness. He was ordered to nav
FL and costs, or In default be imprls-
oned for 20 days at hard labor.
Mary Ellen Froude, a colored dam
sci, was fined 20 and costs for being
drunk and disordery.
Florence Modford, eolored, acted in
disorderly manner last evening and
was taken in by Officer Updyke. As ID
get into the house where she had for.
merly lived, and where har goods still
are, the case was dismissed.
Edward Parker, colored, was charr-
ed with drunkenness. He told the old
story about being cook on vessel
and having come ashore and gotta little
too much, which secured his discharge
one week ago. 1t, however. did nod
work this time, and he was sentenced
to pay So and costs or break stone for
90 days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-30


novHR April %. The Senate yesterday
passed the bill authorizing the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad to build 40 overhead
bridge ut Lancaster avenue aud also tho
bills in relation TO the strcet and Sewer
Department which have been explained
The sflverbrook bill was before the
Senate yesterday again. Senator Gray,
Attorney General Biggs and VIM. O.
Spruapce had another tilt nt IL and VIII
lard sanishury Jr... Esq. stood clone
agninst the three legal giants. but Willard
lad documents and petitions, to aid him
and he certainly had the best of the
argument.
Now. why is It that the city Wilmington
does not take hand I'm this matter If
the Sllverbrook stream Is to be condemn
ed some one should take hand in this
fight who would speak by authority, and
have it condemned. The men who do the
talking were the paid attorneys. and their
weight Is very small.
The House put in nearly all of yesterday
on the railroad deal.
Senate, April 20 met at II o'clock.
Pissed; Senate bill providing for the
Yeas-wiliiams Hail. Houston. Ross. Mr..
Speaker
Nays-Pillieg, Richardson, Moore.
Did not vote: McMullln.
House met at 10. 80 o'clock.
Mr.. Smith presented remonstrance
from the Equitable Loan association
against the pending Investment Taxing
bills. Referred.
introduced: By Mr.. Cranston. to legal
lie the issue of certain State bonds, (read
second time and referredli to amend chap
ter 1885, volume XVIII, (reiatlng to
Braun ywine hundred roads.)
Read and referred: Senate bill appro-
priating $4,000 to Delaware College;
House bill relative to official certificates;
for the Improvement of roads dividing
Brandywine West into two election dis
trlcts); to incorporatessThe Diamond State
Improvement Company; to establish an
electric plant In Dovr.
Passed-Senate bill to incorporate the
Industrial Savings Society; House bills to
incorporate the North Park Land Com
pany; to incorporate the Delaware EN-
hibition Company; Senate bills TO incor-
porate the Labor Lyceum Association,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-30
FIFTH EDITION.


The following is Sect on y OF the Five
Commissioner act;. "fhat tho terms
and powers OF office OF the county
treasurer and collector OF taxes who
have been appointed or elected by the
Levy Court OF New Castle County since
thd first day OF February, 1891, be and
the same are hereby terminated and
ended, and the said Office, as fixed by
law, are hereby abolished. and from
and after the passage Of this act the
said Offices OF county treasurer and
collector Of taxes of New Castle Coun-
ty. as now fixed by law, arc hereby de-
| clared to DO abolished.'
1t will be seen by the above very
positive section that New Castle
County has no County Treasurer, nor
will it have any until the Governor ar
points one under the now Five Com
missioners act, which must be done
within ten days OF Its passage. As the
bill PISSED on Tuesday, tho ten DAYS
limit Will expire on Thursday of ne.
week. II Is not likely though that the
Governor will await the limit before
making his appointment. That tho
appointment of ono has not already
boon made Is no doubt Lecause the
right man has not been presented TO
him for appointment, and he Is wait
ing for that man. Mr. Kelley who wns
treasurer when tho bill passed., has de-
cllned to pay any more billsas he does
not consider himself longer County
Treasurer under tho net.
There seems TO be no great rush fer
the office, as 1t Is generally unders t,ud
that the man who puts himself for
ward for 1t Is the man who should not
and will not be appointed. The name
OF ex-Tax Collector John K Dickey
has been loudly proclaimed for the
Office since 1t was maiie and there are
many who say no will get tl,rIe, but
the great maJoiityof the well n lag
democrats say that this 10 u leN do
parture, that should have a fair trial
by men who have not been prominent
In politics. and therefore the name Of
Mr.. Dickey was Objectionable.
The names OF Thomas iIolcomb ESQ.
OF Now Castle and ex-State Senator
Colin Ferguson OF Appoqunimink have
been mentioned in connection with
the appointment.
For the Office of Comptroller the
names OF Patrick Neary, William II.
Lee, Richard G. Cooper, Levy Court
man A. =. Ellason, and others have
been canvassed. 1t is hard to tell
where the lightning will strike.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-30
ON SATURDAY.
THE 20 DAY OF MAY. 1891.


Ata O'Clock, p. m.
The following described real estate. viz.
Those two certain pieces or parcels of
land situate the city of Wilmington and
state OF Delaware, bounded and described
as follows 10 wilt:
Mol 1. With u large four story brick
building thereon erected. used for the
purpose OF a printing Office blndery and
stationery store together with the steam
engine boiler and all shafting. presses
MIXTURES, and all machinery of every de-
scriptlon therein In use or hereafter to be
used therein for tho purpose of carving
on and conducting the business Of said
corporation. beginning at stake or
point on the southeast side of Market
street at corner of Samuel Buzby's land
thence by snid Buzby's line south SO de-
Erees east and parallel with Third street
70 feet inches TO another stake standing
in the side OF an alley II feet wide. laid
out for the use of owners of land bound.
ed by the,same; thence by and with said
alley south 81 degrees west pnd parallel
with Market street p fee; IN inches to
ris; thence with line OF said BENJAMIN
Ferris north SO degrees west and parallel
with said Third street 90 feet 3 Inches TO
the southeasterly side of Market street
aforesaid: thence with said side of Market
street ~ feet liz inches to the place of bc-
ginning. be the contents thereof what they
may, with the whole OF tho gable wall
along said BENJAMIN Ferris's line. which
land to him.
No. .. Beginning at corner of the
above described lot on the casterly side of
Market street; thence along the said side
OF Market street north 80 degrees east Az
inchesto Samuel Buzby's line; thence by
his line extending easterly and parallel
with Third street and passing through
the middle OF Buzby's0 inch wall % feet
3 inches to the westerly side OF u IL feet
wide aileyi thence along said alley south-
erly and parallel with Market street AZ
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-30
DIED.

IiARSEN.-on the Goth of April Clarence,
son of Jacob and Laura Larson, aged
seven years.
Relatives aud friends are invited to at
tend his funeral from the residence OF his
parents, on Friday afternoon ut O'Clock,
lnterinent at Riveryiew cemetery.
Asleep In Jesusl blessed sleep
FROM which none ever wakes to weep
calm and lndisturb'd repose,
Unbroken by the last Of foes.
HoLT-ln this city, April 49, of pneu-
monia, Florence p. youngest daughter
of Harry d. and Matte s. Holt, aged 0
months.
Funeral the 30th at go p. IN. Services
at the house. 2l9 W. I'd street.
MYERS.-Tn Philadelphia, on the 22d inst,
Mrs, Ariel Sophia Myers wife of VIM.
ii. IL. Myers aged SO years.
TnRNER-0n April both. 1891, Talbot
Turner. Due notice of funeral will be
given.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-30

Mr. Joel V. Greenman having remov-
Cd into his new home, No. 207 East
&pcond street. some IS or 40 OF his
friends called on him last night and
GAve hun a regulnr warming Up. After
Mntual introductions and social inter
changes OF sentiment and thought, the
party was chaperoued into tho dining
kerlois, whore ample justice was done
70 a splendid collation.. Amongst
1hose present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
S9scph IL. areenman, Mr.. Leonard and
VIE, Mrs. Taggart, Mrs. r. s. Kirby,
IRE. Sue Thompson, Mrs. Lyons, Mrs.
1lcoiml Mrs, David Turner, Mrs.
4ehp y. Gillespie, Mrs. James Gillespie,
MiS. Anna Mum, the Misses Georgia
NJ gosepbipe Carser, Matte Evans,
r. Joel V. Greenman, Jr.. Mr.. George
y: Greenman. of Philadelphia and
04alI5s