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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-02

The following cases of excessive
Indulgence in intoXicants were dis
posed OF by Judge Eall at this morn
ing's session OF The Municipal Court:
Thomas Cav came in the dock, with
his head bound in numerous LANDINGS.
Sergeant Peterson testified That liz hitl
allested man who gave his name as
Thomas CAV hut us hr did not have
any Landagcs on his head. he wis
inclined to think The prisoner was
some other fellow The Judge vita
his usual mercy, decided thai rs thrr
was some doubt about the matter te
give the prisoner the benefit, and dis
missed the cilee, . .... ..-
Edward Bullock was very drunk yes
lerday at the T., w, Il II. railroad sta.
ton, and was locked up 10y Officer
tiainor. He was sentenced to INy Il
fine of Il and costs.
Samuel Gamble was also charged
with drunkenness, and sentenced Il
pay 81 and costs.
John Blizzard an inmate of III,
hlpshouse, and thoroughly dilapi
dated specimen of humanity, wa.
charged with being drunk, and recon
mitted until he can br sent buck to tina
institution.
Thomas Cox, another victim of yield
ing to u dcpravcd appetite was obiiEr,
To hand over Z. ami costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-02

After Council adjourned last even
ing. Councilman Mckinney came
smiling blandly around amongst the
reporters handing them each a card
that read rs follows: For assessor
and collector Southern District, 1891,
Danial Mckinney, subject to the decis-
ion of the Democratic party"
We frankly told Mr.. Mckinney, that
we thought he would make very
good official and as long rs that dis
trict would never he happy without II
Democratic asseSsor and collector we
did not see why Mr.. Mckinney should
not he that Democrat, hut who are
your competitors Mr.. McKenney, or
have you any" We asked.
"Oh, yes, said Mr. McKenncy, there
! is William II. Robinson, the shoe dealer
OF the Fourth ward; Eugene Say1es,
plumber Of the Tenth ward; John j.
kennedy, liquor dealer, of the Third
ward; and John f. Callahan, OF Cal Ia
han n Co., real estate dealers, and who
is now n clerk in the city tax office.
The nomination will occur sometime
in May and tho canvass Until that time
promises to be an exceedingly lively
| one.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-02

About 4.55 o'clock yesterday after
noon. nm alarm came in from box No
~, Delaware avenue and DUPONT
street. The fire was soon located at
the residence of John NJ Rogers, No
1901 Delaware avenue, and soon after
wards the Friendship Fire Company
WAS on the ground and had II plug
stream in operation. Other companies
soon appeared and the fire was gotten
under control. The fire originated
from Christmas tree IN the narlurs,
the tree catching fire from II lighted
taper with Which the children We're
playing. Some inl'ammahlc material
in the tree caught fire and soon il was
III blaze and smoke came pouring
from the doors aud windows. The
paflor and hallway Were Hooded with
water, the carpet was ruined and a
piano was badly tlamaEcd with water.
The loss is about $500, fully covered
by insurance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-02
THIRD edition.


ONANcocK, Va, Jan. l. --Ayres' Chap
ri n small Methodist Church on the
BAY side of Accomac County, wis the
scene OF n church festival night before
last. In the audience sat Miss sally
t3ray, who has won the hearts Of many
ewuins in that region, and ono side OF
her sat Bee Scott, and on the other SAL
Fletcher Lewis, riyui claimants for her
hand. Some time ago Sallys parents
found out that she was Engaged to
Scott, and being opposed To him, they
succeeded in inducing her To break the
engagement. Soon after this sally H.
formed her parents that she had trans
ferred her affections To Fletcher Lewis,
aud that they would he married on
Nsw Years Day.
Accordingly, preparations wcrC b.
gun on a big scale to celebrate the
event. Sally ordered an elaborate out
fit, and the old folks set themselves to
work to make the occasion all that
could be desired Last night, when
the church festival at Aytp5' Chapel
,vQs in full blast, and Fletcher Lewis
who was supposed to To tue coming
man, was speaking his piece in thu
program on the stage Bee Scott and
Sally Gray Slipped silently out of tbs
church, jumped into u buggy, and
drove five miles away to Parkslry sta
ton, where they took the midnigh
train and disappeared, When II br
came known that they had iiei younl
Lewis wept like u child, ard in com
pany with The young womans sister
( went in pursuit OF tbs fugittyes, bu
did not succeed in bringing them back
Sally's mother was la Onancpck 10
day revolving Orders turtlre-2cs, cakes
and other things ordered tor the u!ar
xiage that now will not take place,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-02

Mr.. J. A. Wilson is not to he blamed
for taking his ambulance out of public
service with the coming in Of the new
year, nevertheless it Is TO I've regretted
that it, is withdrawn. Had the public
institutions of the city, together with
u number of large manufactures,
where accidents are of almost daily
Occurrences, clubheti together and in u
measure have borne the expense, Mr.
Wilson's ambulance service might
still have been In operation. For lS
months Mr.. Wilson has responded in
all hours Of the day and the night to
all calls for help, and for which he has
never received amy pccuniary rorum-
pense, his only reward being the con
seriousness OF responding to the cry Of
suffering humanity His ambulance
will b. very much missed by many II
sick and manned person during the
| year 1891.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-02
FOURTH EDITION


II is said thth both ex-Seoretary Bay
ard and Senator Gray have sat down
on the schema OF the Democrats to un-
seat State Sthators-elect Pilling and
McMullin. u Is also reported that
they are not Favorable to the scheme
OF substituting the Republican Levy
Court-elect WI Ii q boarded Democratic
County Comb issioners Of either five
or three. ThAy are represented as say
ing that the Republicans won the cleo
ton and they hire entitled to the emolu
ments and bepeiits arising from 1t: At
the same tine they are said To be in
favor OF county commissioners, to be
elected by tho people and to take their
office at th9prOper time.
1t is Yeryievident, however, that the
rule or rtiiu Democrats of this city are
In n quandary as to what they shall do.
They havefully expected that the levy
court would be abolished as soon as
the Legislature meets, and could rush
Il bilfthrough for that purpose. They
do, not not want Republican levy
court to get hold OF the books OF tho
county.
II is said that one bill drawn up and
ready to present to the Legislature
provides for a Democratic board of
five commissioners and q comptroller,
who Is to be William II. Lee, secretary
of the Board Of Health.
Whatever merits the idea of appoint
ing county commissioners had before,
they have completely disappeared in
the face of this proposition. Those
who have been working this scheme
are very much troubled at the position
taken by Messrs. Bayard and Gray,
and they are more troubled over the
conservative position occupied by
State Senators Williams and Hall.
They are very much afraid these Sena-
tons will balk all their expectations OF
partisan legislation to overthrow the
late Republican victory.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-02

Is tho place il you want to make one
dollar gOaa tar AS Two. omc in and
at our tcu, coffee and sugar. where
emu yon get Tie ten NJ o. cents that We
Offer: Look NJ the coffee We offer yuu
st 25c; and the flnur at zoe "A bag. This
OH fashioned flour il made by an OLD
time country mill. Try bag and you
will say this btc I'd tastes like old t mes
" non WAS - boy lou save 10 cents un
every bag. Ten cents saved Is an item
fnI pnur mNn. Now look ut our jack
Frost Hour. IL is winter tioHr and
rises in 4 cold room rs well rs ia Il warm
room. Then there is our pie crust Hour.
/ | Is famed for making pie crust. yet it
makes excellent bread; hut ON own
htnud ut Old time flour ~ 3it Il bng, la.
touched the lowest llOiif W & hnN" COED
creamery lrutt"r, nc~ll sss. good putu
tuiS aud country lrolIcC always OIL
h.tud 1T 4. NJ. WlEl:'s . King street.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-02

AKRON, Jan. | ON tuesday night a
young couple registered Mt the Empire
House rs ". T.. Ling and wife, of
SberrodsSillc, q. The man was about
q years old and the girl u mrre child,
not over ~ years Of age. They were
assigned to i room About . O'clock
the man sent the hotel porter to II
drug store for some morphine pills
About II O'Clock the girl called tho
sicrk, who found both Of the guests
ieathly sick. The girl lul taken m
overdose uf The morphine. The ply.
Bicinn soon brought her around, but
her companion was in u critical con-
6ilion until yesterday, wl!rn be, too,
began to recover.
The hotel pcoPlc doubted that The
pair were husband and wife but the
girl stoutly maintained that they had
been married two months ago. To-day
the marshal 81 Brilliant, o., arrived
herr and placed both under arrest, The
girl broke down and confessed TINT
her name was Ida Kline and thnt thc
man was William l.. Woodbury. and
that he Ind Il wife and two children At
Brilliant, where iIr wils HE agent ut
, the Wheeling n Lake Erie hallway
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-02

LONDON, Jan. IA sing ularly path
etic incident occurred last Tuesday on
the highroud, between Canterbury and
Dover The night was intensely cold,
the snow lay thick and hard on tho
frozen earth, but the driver of the malt
cart set out from Canterbury as usual
At several stopping places it was no.
uced that the driver sat still and silens
on his box ...
humOr, although he was not usually
suriy. On the arrival OF the mail cart
at the Dover postOlfice it WIS discoV.
cred that the man was dead and frozen
stiff in his scat. The horse had mad0
all his accustomed halts, while the
reins were held in the dead mans icy
grasp.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-02

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-02

Rlchlrd NJ. McCllntock, OF Ban
efoits Ranks, was arrnigned before
Judge Fall this morning, charged with
obtaining $3.50 from Megary Il Son on
false pretonses. The evidence showed
that on Friday, December 20, the do.
PENDANT called at the store OF fhe plain
this, and after purchasing ei4.bO WORTH
OF carpets and other goods, rendered
In payment check, which purported
TO have been drawn by James Green OF
the Union National Bank in favor OF
Robert McClintock for so. AS 1t was
not endorsed his attention was called
to the matter, when lie took Il pen and
affixed his name as Robert McClintock.
He said he would call for the goods
the next day, and WIS given $3.50 in
change, but as he did not call and the
check was pronounced worthless aS
the bank, II warrant was issued for his
arrest.
In defense, the prisoner said that he
had been drinking, and took the check
from some unknown person.
Michael Grady, II shoe dealer, on
King street below Third, testified that
about two years ago, "a man who
rcsembled.th defendant came into his
store, and after purchasing several
| pairs of boots and shoes rendered IA
check in payment. This check was
drawn in favor Of John Mccall, and
the witness hesitatad about accepting
it, but finally permitted him, on his
approximation TINT he was trucker
in market twice II week, to take them
away AMI gave him the change. Upon
presenting the check Mt tank he was
informed that IT was no good. He felt
certain that tho defendant was tho
man that presented the che,,k, but as
he was unable 10 identify him posi-
lively his case was dismissed, and tho
defendant was held in $500 bail to
answer at court on the first charge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-02

1891 treated
us to q very
bad day for
the first, but
some folks
believe that a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-02

This morning an individual, who
answered to the name OF Theodore
Albright, was arralEued before Judge
Ball on Il charge Of drunkenness, when
the Judge said
albright, you will have to be care
ful of your actions in the future, or
You will lie before this Court ON II
much more serious charge. 1t was
only yesterday that you came in my
office, and on your representations
gaze You some money, Instead OF
using il for that purpose you spent ii
fer drink, and are liabl" to II charge OF
obtaining money under false pretcnses
You are fined - and Costs Thls
will give the accused forty days in
New Castle jail, during which he will
| he total ahstainpr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-02
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Beeeher's Cabinet Photos, - dozon.
Bush's, French street wharf, Ii the
place to buy your coal.
For good cabinet photographs try
Cummings, 500 Market street.
cheapest, Frank A. Mitchell, No. 4i3
Shipley street.
Now is the time to order your $500
crsyon portrait ut Cummings gallery,
302 Market street.
Frank A. Mitchell, No. Sl3 Shipley
street, takes pleasure in examining
, roofs FREQ of charge.
The third grand annual wrestling
and gyinnastic entertainment of the
Warren Athletic Club will lie held ON
I Thursday evening, the 22d Of January.
The personal property of Il. +, G.
Rothwell, at Collins Beach, was sold
10y the sheriff on Monday. The prop
erty of J. S. McClary was also sold on
Tuesday
Joel L. Lacy, formerly of this city,
is now residing in Oxford, Pa,
| Mrs. Storms and Miss V. Davidson,
| daughters of Joseph Davidson, of
Lakewood, n. j., are visiting their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bayard
Shellady, Fourth and Adams streets,
and other relatives in this city.
Presiding Elder Murray delivered a
/ lecture last evening in IN Madeley NJ.
L. Church. South Wilmington, ON
| Cavern Curiosities."
The monthly meeting OF the Board
of Trade will he held this evening at $
/ O'Clock. A full attendance is desired,
rs business of Importance will be con-
sidered
The Delaware SPngcrbund last even
ing hegun the rehearsal Of one of the
selections which Will be sung hy a
grand male chorus of several Thousand
voices al the big ,sPngerfest in New
ark, n, j., in July next.
Among the list of missing girls
during the pust year reported to the
police of Philadelphia appears In,
name of Lizzie Irwin, aged is, of this
city
Henry Il. H. Stap!cr, son-in-law of
Taylor Cause, of this city, has JUS
been appointed an assistant district
attorney of New York city by District
Attorney Delaney Nicoll. at n salar,
of $500 a year.
EN-Unted States Marshal John VI
Dunn is lying very ill at his residence
No. lOu2 Madison street, ana Iii
restoration TO health is rather doubt
full.
The Central National Bank has lie
, clured dividend of ner cent. for tn
past six months, payable on demand
/ Judson McHenry, purser of In
steamer City of Chester, and Mis-
, Mamie Joy, of Washington, ID. G.
: We're married at the residence of tn
brides parents on Wednesday.
Miss Lizzie Wingard Of Gainesville
e Pa. is the guest of Miss Tillie Baker
( at No. Sl5 Madison street,
Mrs. Charles ]. Duncan and her son
! of Boston. Mass, are spending til
! holidays with Mrs. Duncan's parents
= Mr.. and Mrs. 5. ID. Duncan, on Frank
y lin street.
:. 1t is rtimored that the Governor wi
appoint James Webster Bowers to be
. justice OF the peace
u John J. AIcalry gives notice that II
G taxes due the city must he paid hefoi
the 10th of january, or he will proree
:. to collect the same according to Law
"A Dr, William e. Pierce has remove
Is to 1913 Washington street, ....
You should try our home-mad
: bread. You will find it the very bei
Al Mrs. Weyls, f.. Second street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-02

A small boy named William Cavu-
nAugh was before Judge Ball this
morning, when Officer Weldin testified
that as small a. hn Is he has night after
night had vast deal Of trouble with
him on Front street, The officer said
that be had frequently found him on
the street at IL and / O'Clock at night
and sent him home, but as iorbearanct
bad ceased 80 b. virtue had finally
locked him up. The 10y said that Iii
father was II carpenter employed hy
Tho Harlan ~ Hollingsworth Company
but ar he did not appear the little fel
low was locked up, and unless lii
parents show that they are able {,
bake care Of him will be sent 10 TIN
Reform school.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-02

Shortly after IL o'clock last night,
John Carroll nude complaint to the
police and had his II year old son,
Potter, arrested for being drunk and
disortiorly. This morning he testified
that Peter came home about ll.3O
o'clock last night very much under the
influence OF liquor and not only per.
sisted In singing but commenced TO
break up tho furniture. The entire
family tried to quiet him, but tho
peculiar kind of rum he had imbibed
would not be quoted, and he was
obliged to hand him over TO the police.
lie also testified that this Is not tho
first time he has acted In this manner,
and that he seemed to study how TO
make his life miserable. Judge Bali
regretted that he was unable TO send
him to the Reform School, and i'm
posed II fine of 80 aud costs, which
unless the father relents and pays it,
will consiGn him To New Castle Jail for
the next forty days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-02

A citizen complains OF the inartion
Of those in authority to the affairs Of
West Wilmington. He says that for
tho pnst three on four months they
have had no letter box and the people
are obliged TO stand ON the street and
wait for the letter carrier or RIM ths
risk Of having their letters left un.
posted. He also says tho electric
lights arc not lighted hulf the time,
particularly in stormy weather when
they are most needed The Street
commissioners are also slow in max
ing improvements and many streets
are in very bad condition.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-02

Dedicated to Harry Lewis, Who Died
Dec. ~, 1890.
This little light has been removed
From home and hearts most DEAR
Yet God. who takes II TO himself,
The lonely heart will cheer. ....
He places II In Heaven above,
And whispers God Is love;'
Do not ropine, but calmly say.
oh. God. thy will be done"
The home 30 bright may now seem dark
But light will lie the day,
VIII sn parents their little one will meet
And Christ will lead the way.
His little playmateS too. are sad. ..@
No more his face to see;
These little ones are all His own,
For such In Heaven they'll be. d..
Ere Gin could blight or sorrow fade
Death came with friendly care;
The opening bud to Heaven conveyed
And bale IL blossom there.
This flower. 10 soon removed from earth
Will bloom forever there
For Christ has said. He not dismayed;
III watch with tender Care
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-02
JIyIpENp

CErI Al NATIONAL hank,
WILMINGTON. Drccnbrr3, ls!l0 (
TIE directors lntNU this dAN declared -
dividend OF per cent. Tor the last six
months, pHNablr on demand.
JOHN PEOPLES,
PCT Cashier,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-02

The revival fires have not gone out
Mt old Asbury. On Watch night rigliE
persons rose for prayers and u meet.
Ing of unusual power was held. Las,
night, after the pastor had preached
short sermon, a number came TO tho
altar, three of whom We're converted.
The interest is so great that the meet
ing will De continued. Services will
bc held every evening AT 100 Como
to the experience meeting and revival
service tonight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-02

An alarm of fire was struck shortly
before ~ O'Clock, from box No. Z, op.
posite the Opera House, which was re.
sponded to by the entire department.
Ii was caused by blaze IN A. L. De-
Normandie's jewelry store, No. sos
Shipley street, which was eXtinguished
before the iiremen arrived. The dam
age was but slight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-02
cAraRRrf.
Catarrhal Deafness. Hay Fever---A Now
Home Treatment.

christian Advocate.
Sufferers are not generally aware
that these diseases are contagious, or
that they arc due to the presence of
living parasites In the lining mem
brane of the nose and custarhlan tubes
Microscopic research, however, has
proved this to be a fact and tho result
OF this discovery is that simple
remedy has been formulated whereby
eatarrh catarrhal deafness and hny
fever arc pernantly cured in from one
to three simple applications made at
home by the patient once in two
weeks.
n. B.--This treatment is not a
snuff or an ointment; both have been
discarded by reputable physicians as
injurious. A pamphlet explaining this
new treatment Is sent free on receipt
of stamp to pay postage by A. H.
DIXON Il Son, 1877 and $50 West King
street, Toronto, Canada.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-02

John II. Tilghman, cUlored, was be-
fore Judge Ball this morning, charged
committing an aggravated assault
and battery on Anna Dixon, also col
orcd. As the defendant has an UNI
savory reputation and the evidence
showed that the assault was brutal and
mprovOkcd, the Judge sentenced him
10 pay fine of s25 and costs which
viii send him. Ms II hoar,lcr at the eX.
pense OF the taxpayers, TO New Castle
Jail for al least sixty days.