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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-08
Rights Of bicycle Riders.

At the regular meeting OF the Police
Commissioners held last night, the BIZ
cycle riders Of the city were represent
ed BY Isaac L. johnson, II. ID. Slsler,
U. w; Merrihew, Charles Il. Thomas aud
Charles Guyer.
The Commissioners gave the wheel
men patient hearing, and promised
to do all In their power to give them
all the rights consistent with the pro-
tectlon to the public and to insure
safety to pedestrians. Professor John
son acted as speaker for the delegation
and said he was deeply Interested in
the wheelmen OF this city especially in
about sixty pupils of the Friends
School, and he did not wish the boys
entirely prohibited from using the side
walks.
Mr.. Johnson read the resolutions on
the subject passed at meeting of
wheelmen Of the city, and he merely
asked the board to give the resolti-
lions due consideration. He thought
the board should give the wheelmen
some rules and as much liberty as
possible, while at the same time Afford
ing ample protection to pedestrians.
Mayor Wiley, speaking for the COM
missioners, said they would consider
the plea of the wheelmen and would
do all in their power to promote tkeir
pleasure, but tho safety OF the public
must have the first consideration. On
tho one side the safety of life and limb
was IN the balance, while on the other
was tho pleasure and sport OF the
wheelmen. He instanced personal
knowledge OF one aged woman who
wolld not leave her home for fear OF
being run down by blcycler, and he
/ wlntan In n l,fa laF g..
be arrested when he commits wrong
and then runs rapidly away.
Mr.. Thomas said the wheelmen do
sired nothing but what was right. Tho
streets are being repaired and many
OF them are better TO ride upon than
others, but he wished to know II the
repairing was to continue in the fu-
ture. Wheelmen should be treated
lenlent and ii tho streets are in good
condition they would be used in pref
erence to the sidewalks, The wheel
men, however, did not wish to be com
pelled TO ride through mud u foot deep
ana over cobblestoncs that horses re.
fused to walk upon.
| Mayor Wiley said that Franklin
street from Pennsylvania avenue to
Nlhth street, was as fine a street as
could bo for bicycle riding and yet
only recently, while he was going dow n
the street, he saw bicycle force three
workmon from tho sidewalk. This. he
SAID, was a strong point against the
practices of some wheelmen.
| MIR. Merrihew asked the mayor what
he would do with push carts and baby
coaches that block up the sidewalks OF
Market and King streets
Mayor Wiley said the push carts
should go, but the man who would OBJ
Ject to baby-coaches on the sidewalk
should be sent to the penitentlary for
Mr.. Thomas concluded the discus
sion by saying that the COMMITTEES
came before the board In the spirit OF
law ana order only. and asked the
board to be considerate before render
ing decision.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-08
Anniversary surprise.

Last evening being the anniversary
OF the birth OF John IL. Moon, the
genial travelling man OF No. S95 Rock
wood street, his friends resolved to
give him surprise. So after organ
izinE at the house OF John W. McNev.
they walked i'll OH him about 8, and rs
Mir. Moon pat IL knocked him out"
it was a comIlaIe SURPRISE but he was
equal TO the occasion, and every one
present was delighted at tho happy
way in which hu entertained them,
both with good things FOR the inner
man aud with stories ii his travels in
the west. Among those present were
Mr.. and Alrs. ". r. Shtphcrdson, III.
and Mrs. Wan Stanton, Hurry Stanton
Mr., and Mrs, Sam'l kidgwuy, Mr.. and
Mrs. John ". McVey, Air and Mrs,
baldwin, Mr. and Mrs. George Klup,
Miss Ella King, OF Baltimore, Prank
Goodnow, Miss Mary Moon, Miss Clara
Locke, Miss 1olmy Miss Bessie Me-
keaT. 1t was quite late when Tie par.
tN started iot Lnclr Respective homes
All wishing that Sir. NJ, might have 5
birthdays a year.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-08
a vsluahle wsdaInr pre.snl.

sIn the Catholic church, ut Charleston,
w. Va, Thursday, Mr.. John J. Dolan,
son OF Mr.. Patrick Doian, large stock
dealer In Kanawha county, and Miss
Sallie E. Clifford. daughter OF Mr..
James Clifford, a leading Charleston
merchant, were united In marriage.
At q wedding breakfast, given by the
BRIDES parents, shortly after the cere-
mony the father of the groom surprised
the happy couple and their friends by
presenting them with one of the finest
stock farms In this vicinity, covering
not less then 300 acres, and containing
besides a largo number of blooded
cattle and horses, fine new residence,
substantial outbuildings and all the
modern farming machinery. The total
value OF this gift cannot be less than
$4,000. The brides parents had furn.
ished the residence In a luxurious
manner, while their many friends pre-.
sented useful and ornamental memen
toes OF great value.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-08
rhApnrII sIa.I...

According TO Mr.. whlteIaw Reid,
American Minister to France, who
may be supposed to be thoroughly
conversant with the extent OF France's
importations OF food supplies, that
country as a market for American pork
Is unexcelled. Before the prohibition
upon this article was removed, accord
ing to his estimate, g, 200 600 kilos were
imported into that country, against
about the same amount from all
other countries, and these figures will
be largely increased now that the re,
strictiye decree is Withdrawn. II the
one, there is every reason to believe
that ten times this amount may find
market In France during the coming
year.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-08
Dots.

For good cabinet photographs try
Cummings, 3o2 Market street.
A liberal reward will be paid at this
Office for the brown feather boa which
was lost last Saturday evening.
Mr.. Watson has purchased the stock
OF horses and wagons OF Mr.. German,
No. S07 King street, and is now pre-
pared to remove pianos, as we'll as do
other hauling at the lowest rates. Tele-
phone call AS.
Epworth NJ. E. Church choir will
give musicale on Wednesday even
ing. the 18th inst.
The Labor Lyeeum will open a night
school at their hall, Front and jackson
streets, this evening, which should be
largely attended.
The sale OF seats for Father Ber-
mingham's lecture to the G. A. II. be-
gan yesterday at the Academy OF Mu-
sic.
The Rev. +. L. Hubbard. Ph.D., will
lecture at East New Market, Md, on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
Cards ere out for the wedding OF the
Rev. l.. 7. Corkran of Wilmington NJ
L: Conference and Miss Ethelyn Small
OF Lincoln, Sussex county, on Decem
Der 10Th.
L. r. Cochran, OF Middletown, re
turned on Saturday from a trip to Cal
ifornia, where he went on q business
mission. During his soiourn on the
coast, Mr.. Cochran, paid short vlslt
to W. Scott Way. former editor oi
the Middletown Transcript.
The Rev. II. W. Todd has purchased
from the Rov. W. j. puhadway tht
| Conference Chronicle, which Is publish
ed atNewark 1t will be changed from
q Di-weekly to weekly and after the
nextssession of Wilmington NJ. Econ
ference will be published at Dover.
Miss Martha Craig McComb, aged 6s
years, and sister of the late Colone
II. $, McComb. died on Saturday at hei
residence, No. 6l3 Shipley street. Hel
funeral will he held tomorrow morn
ing, lnterment private.
The following properties, the estat,
OF Jesse Porter, were sold on Saturday
last by j. Frank Biggs. trustees
House ana lot ut Summit Bridge tC
Lewis w. Porter, S4l5; house and lo
near Mt. Pleasant to Isaac j. Porter
S4O0.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-08
Crisp for speaker.

The controversy over the Speaker
ship Of Congress has ended In the
election Of Charles F. Crispof Georgia.
This is the first time since, and for
some time before the war, that the
Speakership has gone to an extreme
Southern State and to an ultra South
ern man. The contest between Crisp
and Mills has developed considerable
i'll feeling in the Democrat party,
which will require considerable skill to
allay. Nothing Is more noticeable in
the contest than the rebuke ex.Presi-
dent Cleveland has received in his Of
forts to secure the nomination for the
Presidency in 1892. Mr.. Mills tariff
ideas those of ultra tariff reform
coincided so nearly with his own free
trade notions that he early in the con-
test threw his influence to the side Of
Mills.
This done, Hill, German and the
other more moderate free-traders cast
their influence with Tammany on the
side of Judge Crisp, who was looked
upon as a more conservative free trad
er than Mills. The contest also shows
the extreme anxiety OF Cleveland to
get the Democratic nomination for
President. He even went 50 far as to
throw himself wholly into the arms
OF Tanmany, at the late State election
in New York. but Tammany, while ac-
cepting his assistance, repudlated his
motives and still Cliugs to Hill and
German. SO closely allied have Mills
and Cleveland been all through the
contest that tho defeat Of one is The
defeat OF the other, with the difference
| that Cleveland Is the worst defeated
man of the two. The anti. Cleveland
wing OF the party has won a big vic.
tory.
German AMI Hill were afraid to
enter into the campaign of 1892 unde
Roger q. Mills, and it is equally
afraid to make Grover Cleveland It's
candidate. Under Hill, Gorman and
Crisp game OF subterfuge will ba
played all through the Presidential
campaign. Tie free trade declarations
Of Mills and Cleveland have beel
turned down only to cheat the peopl,
into the belief that free trade will moi
dominate the party In the next cam
paign. The only dllIerence between
Mills and Crisp is that Mills Is an opcl
enemy to protection, while G risp is
masked enemy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-08

THE Connecticut schoolnarm is still
a person of decided views, anu the
school commissioner who determines
to run counter to her wishes had bet
ter count the cost before lie common
ees. This, at least, is the inference
we draw from the course parsued by
one OF these girls in the town of North.
wood, who persisted in going TO a
dance in defiance of the pastor of the
town, 8ho is also Il memher OF tue
School Board, Not content in disla-
garling his wishes In the matter s!ia
made rather unnecessary display OF
her independence OF saniing hlD Il
curt nDte after the dan q. In
which she informed H!m th4t she had
enjoyed herself hugely thefcat, and
further Informed hIm that after school
hours her time was her own and what
She did with 1t WIS no concern Of his.
But the New Eng land clerg still
has solue Of the old Puritan leaycu IN
him and Demanded re,lacfion " such
offensive Independence, The taaeEey
however, became as detorlAtnsl ~ tna
minister and maet.uE o. tac school
Bulrd was called to urtnrmiae tic
matter. Both 5ides were EeafI ana
the teacher caiuc OF yiol1siols. fha
question In Norta~opd NOW Is what ia
tho use IN Blue Laws ii the, raiI to he
respected?
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-08

FoE number OF days tie superior
Court Will be oGe5luiel With tho trial
OF the plPent barn burners. Ihe iiFe
persons arraignsd FOR tha crime are
entitled to the fnifest and tnl!cgt tf.ei
that can be accorded taefn ard wa haze
no doubt they WIZ get It. Tho crime
is grave one and the ov;.leEce should
be clear and explicit. If glilty rleg
are amongst tho most nalIcio4s
wlstchas that walk Tho euttA, ws.ga
than rnurderers in heart II not in deed.
If not guilty they desrtve the synpa
thy and Will receive it of=the whole
people. Their guilt orinnocence IS to
be proven and al good eitiz~ns can
But wish thoin lar aud impartial
trial,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-08
Election of Omcers,

Garfield Camp, No. 9. s. OF ", hold
their annual meeting last evening, and
elected the following officers:
captain, A. w. Peters; first lieuten.
ant, j. q. Ash; second lieutenant, q.
w, Davidson; trustees, & W. David.
son, J, c. Ash and A. Biddle; delegate,
John Harklns; alternate, Carl McLane.
Charles summer Post, No. 4 G. A. X.
last evening elecLod the following OIL.
GERS: Commander, Andrew Gray; semi
or vlce-commander, .Iohn n. johnson;
Junior vice commander, Edward iiu.
eMns; surgeon, Willis Meredith officer
OF the day, G. W. Grant; chaplain,
james. l.. Hubert; officer OF the
guard, Nathan Pratt; quartermas.
Ter, David jackson; trustee, John
Walker; delegates, Noah g, Gray, G.
W.Graut pavid idJdckson Henry Chacc;
aIternUtes Alexander Hollis James
Evans, George pumSnn james lib.
bitt. department COMMANDER A. j.
Noodinan also visited the post.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-08
Dr. sImms Vegetable riyer pills,

Abultu-
The most wonderful Pills OF the age.
Positively no gripping and never sickening
In their operation. Undoubtedly the best
Pills ever made for Liver Complaint and
kindred troubles. A quick relief and
surU cure for sick headache. In fact, a
perfect antidoie for any kind Of heud-
ache. a splendid relief In all troubles of
the kidneys. lnckaehe, SC. A splendid
remedy for ladies' suffering with ailments
OF the stomach, liver, kidneys, or womb.
These Pills remove biotches, sleepiness
heuviness, bad and tired fccli rs, costivo-
ness and livcrcomplant. They are sure
and certain. The most popular Pills Of
the day, One box worth % half dozen or
more of any other kind. They have been
proving their superiority over all others
for the last 40 years, Good appetitcs.
healthy livers, elegant digestive stomachs
and correct strong kidneys, arc the sure
medical effect Of their use. Thousands
Will testify that they are the true aud real
Liver Pills of the times. The genuine arc
sold only in 25-cent aud 81 boxes (six in
one. Sold by regular druggists and sent
by mail.
Depot Fourth and King
Streets, Wilmington, Del.
Smith, Kline and French Co., Phila.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-08
TUESDAY. DECEMBER $, 1891.
Compo.ition of Cengress.

The Fitty-Second Congress that as
sembled yesterday is u fair exenpu-
tication Of the peoples will. 1t is not
constituted as the Republican party
would exactly desire, but nevertheless
1t is right because the people have
made 1t barring that In some Of
the Southern States the elections were
farces and do not record the choice Of
the people who are not permitted to
make choice. Laying that aside how
ever for the present and looking at Con
gress as it Is the Senate is composed
OF A Republicans, 80 Democrats and
two alliance men making the full
membership OF IS. The last Senate
contained 81 democrats and 81 repub.
leans. A republican, M, Felt on, las
Succeeded Mr., Hearst in California; a
democrat, General Palmer has sue
ceeded Mr.. Farwell In Illinois. Mr..
PETER, Of the farmers alliance, has been
chosen from Kansas In place of Mr.
Ingalls, Mr.. Gibson, Of the last House
takes the place of Senator Wilson, of
Maryland, who Is dead. Jacob IL.
Gailinser, Of New Hampshire, follows
Mr.. Blair. David b. Hill, democrat,
Mr. Evarts. Mr.. Hansbrough. o! N.
Dakota succeeds MIR. Pierce. John L.
lrby, OF South Carolina, takes the
place OF Wade Hampton. Calvin S,
Brlce follows Mr.. Payne, EX-Secre.
tary Villas succeeds Mr.. Spooner, and
Mr.. Kyle of the farmers alliance, has
been chosen in place of Mr. Moody, oil
Sou h Dtkota.
The full membership Of tho House Is
So, and OF these 235 are Democrats, sS
Republicans andsAlliapce men. There
is one vacancy, the successor of thf
late Gen. w. q. +. Lee, OF the eight
district Of Virginia, not having beer
selected. The last House. after tht
consideration OF all contested seats
was composed OF 154 Democrats, i1i
Republicans and one indepe ndent
The Republican majority was 20 over
all, but in the present Congress tbs
Democrats have majority Of iS9 oyel
all others. Already has tins large ma
jority shown itself to he a weak factor
in the Democratic party. With this
large majority the Democrats when
the House met Yesterday could not
even elect a Sp caker With tho Senat
and the President against thetn tht
Democratic party tramrneled by the
Southern oligarchy, Will De impoten
to effect any legislation that will af
feet the prosperity of the eou ntry.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-08
The Same a. MANY Others.

Special OliGer Thomas II. Burrows.
of the Union National Bank, called on
Tax Receiver Dickey yesterday to paw
his tax, and was surprised to learn
that he has boon returned Gs a delin.
quent, He has his receipt, signed by
George W. Mckee. but as his name il
not on the duplicate Mr, Dlckey could
not take his tax Mr. Burrows is in
the same Tx as hundreds of others
whose taxes the Democratic tax collec.
tors took. and then returned them as
net having paid, so that they could
pocket the money.
A good plano FOR 500 at Red Mems
Hall Piano Wareroom.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-08
pnsinnnnd nin.lInr-

The second meeting OF the Farmers
Institute in the College Oratory al
Newark. has been postponed until
Thursday, the 18th inst. in order 10
avoid interference with the annual
meeting of the State Grange on the
10th inst. The growing OF scarlet clover
and other leguminous plants will be
discussed, as we'll as other matters re-
lating to improved and profitable
mcthous OF farming, us may be seen
BY advertisement in another column
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-08

CoSaRrssmAs caasey AMI tho livery
Evening have met with decided de.
feat in tile election Of Crisp as Spe4G-
er of tho House They wanted tho
most Ultra free lraue they could get
and took as naturally to Mills as a
duck to water. But they Aare Gath
been left high aud dry upon The sands
OF defeat, and nov 1t VIII bh umlsInr
to watch them getting bach on ne
free trade ship with Crisp as captalh
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-08
Women s Reejers::

At Sf.5a each-Afout thirty nm
length lilark Cheyiut BOX Reef.
ers, larse full celars of blucli
hstraklIHn
At sl2 each One hundred and fifty
Black and Navy Ghcyiot j3vx
Goats half linGd with Satin. full
Shawl Collars Of choice Blacl,
A9tiakhau.
AT 81! eaeh-Ahput fifty BOX Reef
etS OF taland gray FaucvClonk-
lllFs. had lined with Sutin. with
fun Shawi Collars oil handsome
natural 0possum; have sold up
to Sa2.
At 1850 each About fftv hand.
some Coats in navy. stone, ian
anu brown with choicS genuine
mink Collars. Have been up to
S4h.
At Sl4.50 eaoh-Over three hum
drcd handsome English Ron
kGcfers in IAN EtoHe gray. hIacIt
ann navy. trimmed with full
SHAW! aliar7 ul Choicest Mouf.
lion N shades to match. Form
Ell prices z.2.
AT Sls each About fifty handsome
Coats ia black, tau and navy.
halt satin lined. with full Shawl
Collars oil genuine Mink. Values
thal lave been up to SH3.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-08
l8revitIRs.

Try Bush's coal. You viii lIlsen.
American Laundry, GO4 West Front ST
Try B.lsh's coal. You Will surely likeit
Cupping and lcechins les L. Second St
Binziiinn Balm cures colds. catarrl.etc
Frishlnuth, butter and cheese, Second
street Man lSct.
Cupping and teaching by Geo. b. Metz
ler. No. ihs Enst Third street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-08
Pne. Yue. IIon,np p,,ss

SyMrToMs-Moisture; intense ticking
ana singing. most lJ night; worse BY
scratching. II allowed to continue IT,
ate, becoming very sore. SwAYNE's
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed.
ing, heals liberation, and in most cases
removes the tumnE Al druggists, or hy
philadelphin
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-08

No other remedy is 50 IoliaGle, In
cases Of sudden colds, or coughs, or
for any and all derangements of the
throat and lungs, as Ayers Cherry Pee,
toral. This woEderful medicine af
lords great rcIief in consumption, even
N the advanced stages Of that disease.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-08
For Conl TInnr nnhEenn

See Or phone Steward II Chandler,
central Office and Hour store north.
west corner 4lh and King. our coal
is not eXCGlled. Try II. Dur Eola L.
giving the best results. We soil the
hest brands, fry our /. y. L.Nour. 1t
is tho lest sold in the city. Telephone
los. Coal yards llO.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-08
SIashed with q Razor.

During domestic difficulty last
evening, s. II. Mann, residing at No.
506 Orange street, slashed his wife on
the right arm with q razor. 1nilictirg
an ugly wound. Police Surgeon Baird
was summoned and dressed the
wound, but Mrs, Mann refused to have
her husband arrested.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-08
Growing in Faynr.

Every epidemic OF colds increases
the sale OF Feil'5 Bronchial Balm, be-
cause persons using IL once, recon.
mend IL TO their friends. 70 cents q
bottle at the drug store, Fifth aud Pop
lar streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-08
nr. .Jaegoi1s sanitary Undcrwear

}. p. Houghten and Company. No.
4lO Market street, are agents for this
celebrated underwear, aud supply at
catalogue prices all goods for men,
women and children.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-08
MiIes,s Nerve nnd Liver Pill.

Act on new prncipie-regulating tho
liver stomach and bowels through the
nerves. A new discovery. III. Mlles's q
Pills speedily cure bihousncss bad taste
torpid liver, piles. constipation. I'm
euualed for men, women, children.
cents. Samples FREQ at 4. James Belts.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-08

Hismethod theonly one known that cures BY
combining the Allopathic, Homeopathic 4
others fnil. Ncrvoua Debility strict
ures. WASTING WEAWNEss, Errors of
Youth. LOST VIeoR, lNPEDIMEHTs 10 mar
rage, want Of development, etc. His supe-
flor knowledge enables him TO cneck these
diseases Immediately, saving TeRt suffering
send DC. stamps for book TRUTH and
sworn testimoniale HOURS, daily from 3
AM. to Pm. Evenings from 20 0. We'd
nesday and saturday Evenings from to 10
hnnd @ dohhnanys W VI an u neon; bon pe nu,n-
tees, free consultations and cheap poisono,y
drugs they are WORTHLESS. =. "''i'' 'housaud'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-08

MAKE way for tho American h9n,
Germany conquered France ~ $50,
bdt the American hog has conquered
both GerfGa44y aLi France In 1891, and
with bannere dying he is marching on
and expects to take all Europe III an.
other year.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-08
Woncn'a Long Garments:

at - eaei Twenty-Five listers
ard NpWmarEets of choice Eia.
ierinls. St2lt-lrly ma,ie.
At so each forty Nrwmmliats
and Cl-t2fs; former prices have
been ~ to 80
Al ~ ouch Thirty stylish AIilitaiN,
tape Newmarl.cts. rhuirg matS.
iial- in cam IA Hair g rect.
At +lj eTrH l.irtvzfipr handsome
hungarian Long Coats. lnn4o
ironis. richly trimmed with
choice Furs, Only one or two 0l
Is kind Some among them are
worth up to s35.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-08

Always buy your picture frames
from the manufacturers To get them
at the tighL prle" lerEer'a. No 4lB
Shitley sIecti and No, 4l1 Market
sire Il, Is the spot,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-08
IntiI Christmas

We will sell our stoch of trunks,
whipsat the very lowest cash prices,
Ing bargains fOritl!s cHa and see US.
Harry c. Parker u Lust Third street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-08
Now Is tuur Chance.

Call and examine urltno OF Dire :
goods; you Niit get somN bargains.
l, y @SAaLhoa, 10 Market uHd 20
Shipiey.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-08

Parrot and Gesneriana tulips. large
and late deeply cefated ana rrlnEpd
edaes, and beautifully dazzling colors.
Only 20 cents per dozen atJ. }. Smiths
Eourtn and Shipley streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-08

George iiendrlrhsoiG n son of Rcv
W. Ii, iicnrleksoH. arranging o open
u grocery alurn at tlneuInur OF l.leV-
cath and Orange streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-08

We glarantFe absolute satisfaction
or money refunded at led Mems Hall
RlaHU Hafcroum.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-08

Powell! has ON his stalls in the Third
street nlarl,at, white perch, yellow
rerch, pike, black fish, black bass, cod.
lish, hpidoak, founders, drlm-lisn, cat
fish, tetrapin, etc.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-08
Union Gospel AleciIurs.

The revival meetings yes erluy were
well attended and deeply interesting.
The First Presbyterian IhuIeh was
filled IN The evening, Including chairs
placed IN the Hisles. The work is 70.
ing on pluspclously
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-08

Mike Carney, who was alrcs tad and
fined for drunkenness by Judge Ban,
on Sntuduy. is not the Mike Carney
of tlle Warren Athletic Club.