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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-02
Dots.

Bush's. French street wharf. is the
place to buy your coal.
j. r. Hartman offers for rent tho
house. No. Alb East Fourth street
NJ. Richenber.er offers for rent the
Courtney farm near Newark.
pound packages prepared Buck.
wheat, pure Buckwneat only 10 cents,
at }. j, Smiths, Fourth and Shlpley
streets.
Tomatoes only7 cents quart at
Lank IL Co. Fourth and Harrison
streets. .....
Roy. Henry NJ. Baum will deliver his
second lecture on Church History In
Trinity house, tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Alfred L. Fowler Of Smyrna.
who is visiting friends in our city, Is
SO seriously i'll that her mother has
been sent for. .."
Evan NJ. Lewis, of Newark, will sell
at public sale, Oh the 10th of February
his livery stock, consisting of horses,
wagons. carriages, NC.
The latest fashions in pansies can be
procured at the store of j. Jerome
Smith, Fourth and Shlpley streets, at
very low ratios.
The different varieties of pansies
| Call US ilIO'uItu Nv INC llOuT ana ICED
store of J. Jerome Smith. at Fourth
and Shiplcy streets, at reasonable
rates.
Dr. Simms' vegetable liver pills,
sugar coated, non-sickening anil pain
less, are undoubtedly the finest and
best liver medicines In our great cOun.
| try.
Tho condition of James Stroud who
was 81 badly hurt some ten days ago,
by being struck with sled ut Seven.
tn and Madison, remains unchanged,
and but slight hopes are entertained
| of his restoration to health.
Proposals will be received by w. z,
| Orr, surgeon in command OF tho Ma,
rine Hospital Service at Lewes, Dol.
4 up to the 18th inst, for staunch sea
worthy schooner, suitable for the ser.
| Vice.
A meeting OF the bar of the District
OF Delaware will be held in the United
States court room on Thursday nnNt,
at 10 o'clock, to take suitable action
respecting tho death of Justice Brad
ley, late Presiding Justice OF the United
States Circuit Court OF this circuit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-02
splendid suoo J

The members and friends OF Madeley
Chapel, In South Wilmington, are
! struggling hard to become an lnde-
| pendent church. The chapel Is owned
by the Sunday School Union OF Grace
Church. and for 20 years has had upon
II mortgage Of $4,000. The Sunday
School Union, besides paying the In
terest on the mortgage, and Insurance
on the property, have. for number Of
years supported the pastor, and for
the last five years have, been annually
paying to the board Of stewards $500
for the support OF the pastor,
God has greatly blessed the church,
and the official board feel that they
have reached point where they ought
to take upon themselves grea tor re-
sponslbilities. Encouraged by the
kindly oiTer of assistance from the off,
GERS Of the s. s. Union. the people
made an effort on Sunday last to raise
81, 900 among themselves, on the South
side. as the first step toward independ-
enoe
Tho Rev. W. G.. Rooms, of Wesley,
preached an earnest and practical SER
mon In tho morning. He talked to tho
people about having "a mind to work."
until every one seemed anxious to take
part In the good work. At 2 30 p M,
itDN' pOhil ifopDlho ~ ~, ptblOl vi
Grace Nj. Il, Church, preached. Tho
discourse was strikingly appropriate,
and went straight to the hearts Of the
people,
In his own inlmitable way he talked
about tho government of God. and
showed what theEternal Father thinks
about the work that his children do
and attempt for him. At 7.30 p. m,
Rev. A. S.Nowbray pastor OF the NJ. e.
church at Newport, preached an excel
lent sermon.
The discourse was fitting climax
to the work of the day. Bro Mowbray,
realizing that the work, II successful,
meant that In the near future Madeley
chapel. would be FREQ from debt and
owned by tho people who worship
there. told the people what to do with
the church, should ii come into their
hands, that its future might be
splendid success.
| The sermon was listened to with
marked attention and made u fine i'm
preston.
A collection was taken at the close
of each service, and Melted In cash and
subscription. for the day sl,525,
Il. q. ATKINS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-02

Tho lecture on Church History
last night, by This Rev Henry Mason
Baum, in the Trinity Parish House
was listened to by an Intelligent and
appreciative audience. The chief topics
treated by the Rev. Mr.. Baum las
night We're: l. Founding of the Churcl
Age OF Martyrdom and Defence OF the
Faith In General Councils; 2. the
Churches OF the East and West-Rom
an Conquest of Britain and Druidica
Worship OF the Britains; g. Apostolic
Foundation and EARLY History
OF the British Church, and the Saxof
Conquest OF Britain; J. FheIrl5h, Scotch
end British Churches and the Roman
Mission to Britain; g. The Founder OF
the National Church Of England.
Tho lecture was beautifully illus
trated by pictures thrown on screen
by Il powerful stereoptlcon. Among
those present last night were Bishop
Coleman, the Rev V H. Berghaus, Ii
Ashton Henry, I. Gardiner Litlell and
7. y. Lightner of New Castle.
The second lecture will be given to
morrow Wednesday, night, and will
be free. The last lecture VIII be glyer
on Monday night next, whom the lsua
admission fee will he charged
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-02

The regular weekly meeting of the
Police Commissioners was held last
night, all the members being present.
The members went into general talk
about how much IN oney will be requir
ed for the Commission the next six
months. This includes police uniforms
and all other incidental expenses.
Police Surgeon Baird made his re.
port for January. During the month
hs has attended thirty-eight patients,
as follows; White, "a; colored, 4; medi,
cal cnses, 50; surgical cases 8; patients
sent to Homeopathic Hospital. Ii sent
to the Delaware Hospital for the In,
sane, l; county almshouse, /.
The board ordered the bill OF aS2 3G
for Rene j. Fougeray for two months
rent OF patrol stable to be paid. Ono of
the horses was reported sick from
overwork. Another horse is needed 1t
was agreed amongst the Commission
ers, that II now police station was need
ed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-02

In the Scotch ballad. was about TO totter
down lie aeclNity Of life with his aged
wife. How 1t would have smouthed tho
rough piaeeSior he respected John and his
venerable spouse could they have easei
their growing iuiirmites with Host ettcr's
stomach Bitter5 that benign help 10 the
aged. the weak and those recovering but
slowly from cXhausin diseases. " hen
he lamp OF life is on the wAne IN IN sper-
lally requires medicinal aid, sustaining
tonic. IL wholesome corrective. The astd
aud tho feeble arc particularly sIlscepti-
bic to influences which produce disease.
| conNal' secnCe Is too often interrupted by
relapse. This standard American In
vl4oraIt is eminehtly adapted to tho needs
of such persons. and II always "tiils tho
bill dyspepsia, constipation, Iheuna-
tleu, Ntdngy tr@nh cs and In grippe are
| among the troubles hat il oycrcomcs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-02

Tho Maryland association of the New
Jerusalem church will meet in the
church, corner of Delaware avenue and
Washington streets on Monday, Feb.
~. On Saturday February 20, the
council OF ministers will meet. The
Roy. Frank Sewnll, of Washington, ID.
O., will preside at tho council. On
the Sunday following the Sunday
School Union will have its meeting,
and General II. D.Mussey OF Washing
ton is expected to preside. Religious
services will be held morning and
evening. The Maryland Association
will convene on Monday. The Rev.
Thomas A. King OF Baltimore, who
preached here several weeks ago, is
acting president President the Rev.
Jabez Fox is now in Texas and will
not be present. Ministers and laymen
from Baltimore, Washington and the
Eastern Shore OF Maryland, and visit
tors from Pennsylvania and Massa-
chusett5 are expected TO attend.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-02

A strange novelty Is the golden table
corn, with Its beautiful rich cream
color. 1t Is claimed by those who
know it that 1t is very sweet, early and
tender, and superior corn. We mo-
ttce Wick recommends 1t very highly.
The Floral Guide, which comes to us
brings bouquet OF carnations on the
front cover, with a splendid bunch of
brilliant peoples on the back, gives
full description OF this new corn, which
is only 10 eentsa packet. Weeks Flor
al Guide is worthy place In the home
of anyone who expects to make a gar
den tho coming Spring. Ply all means
send ten cents to james Weeks Sons,
Rochester n, Y. for tho Guido, and
you can deduct this amount from your
first order. 1t will pay you we'll.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-02

IVAN FED. Rmtdtr ~ Or Washing
w ION sttet.t s.il=I 81 ie. ft-G4'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-02

The debate last Saturday evening
in tine school house at Midtown, be-
tween the members of the Falkland
Lyraum and tho Forest oak Literary
Society on the questions:
Resolved, THAT wrong legislation Is
the cause OF agricultural depression
proved mighty Interesting, AMI was
listened to attentivcly by Il large audi.
cnee. The Falkland debnurrs Were
well posted Oh the question and came
out yirtors according TO the opinion
OF the Judges although the Forest
Oak Club did worry well on this occa-
lion ana We're eomplimentcu by Il
number of their friends.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-02

Walter j. Blackburn on Trial To-Mor.
row. Charged with Killing Eddie

waiter j. Blackburn on trial To-Mor
row. Charged with Killing Eddie
Observation-Disclosures Cases.
Court resumed at 1890 o'clock a. m
Ben lab Watson, Esq, counsel Tor Geo
Manlove, charged With morse stealing
by John W. Carroll, was given until II
O'Clock to morrow morning to get his
case ready. In the case of tho James
A. Field Company vs.. Allen Bradley, q
jury Of inguisition adjudged gals te
In New Castle County VS.. George W
Mckee, Il. G. Bradford, ESQ, for the
Levy Court, moved the Superior Court
that the writ Of execution, which had
been made against Geo. w. Mckee and
his suretles, be quashed, and for leave
to issue another writ OF execution tc
collect the amount now aeertained to
be actually due. Mckee'S counsel, BENZ
Nields, ESQ. agreed. The object o.
this proceeding WIS to include the
amount which the Levy Court had do
cided was due from the sale of tax re
ceipts to the county.
Tomorrow the case OF Walter J
Blackburn, charged with killing Eddie
Gardner on tho lfth day of last Octo
| Der, will come up for trial. There are
q large number of witnesses and mucl
| Interest. Tho Attorney Genera
thought this trial would use up prett!
much all the TINS Of this week.
The jail delivery and the capital ant
felony cases, it Is thought, will tax,
all OF next week.
AS the court gave judgment thi'
morning that Burns shall DO tried fol
| alleged barn burning ut this term o
court, on suggestion OF Attorney-Gen
eral Biggs, and asscnted too in court
| by II. Il, Ward, Esq, counsel tol
Burns, Monday, the 18th day of Feb
| ruary, was fixed for the investigation
| OF the charge against Burns OF burn,
ing the Fleming barn of the Messrs. l.
l. DUPONT, deNemours h 60.
Is. Watson, Esq, read the affidavit
| OF George Manlove for the purpose
| oil having witnesses summoned. Eta
! Brown colored, alias Eta Robinson
| pleaded guilty to the larceny of pal
Of shoes from Julia HUT on tho 2itl
day OF January.
Wilson Johnson. colored PLEADED
guilty to stealing watch valued n
80 from Peter Linden ON oct. 1911
lust.
Morris Cook pleaded guilty of steal
Ing ssven boards from the Diamond
Match Go.
Thomas Richards Indicted fora simi
lar olfense is out on bail and when hi,
name was called by Attorney Genera
Riggs did not answer. Sentences OF
the above are to be given.
| Alex. j. Cooper Esq. counsel FOL
Sheriff Simmons, made application Ii
behalf OF the Sheriff that in thu tw,
cases Of Samuel Schesinger and Jacol
| Abrams, vs.. jacob Ii. Iopkiss, no b,
allowed to pay tho money Into court
helng the proceeds OF two sales of per
sonal property under the two wrlts.
Shadrach johnson. colored, wa
charged with Il misdemeauor in driv
ing away "A team, He was allowed tim
to bring his Witnesses by process o
| court
Court adjourned at l2.25 p. m. un
til $50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-02
FIFTH EDITION.
Judge Clayton Goes to Europe.

Judge Clayton and Mrs. Clayton. Of
Media, Pa, will sail for Europe on Feb.
ruary 9th. They take passage on the
steamship Burgoyne, of the French
line, and will be gone two months.
Mrs. Clayton has had the grip and ID
still suffering from its effects. II L.
with the hopes of restoring her health
that a prolonged stay will be made In
southern Italy, where the climate Is as
balmy as a May morning and the air
as blue as lovely girls eye.
His Honor has mapped out charm-
Ing route. They go first TO Paris,
where the Judge will sip coffee In the
boulevards, thence they Will journey
TO Lyons and Marseillcs, In France.
The Judge will cross over to Africa
exploring Carthage, and afterwards
down the Riviere, thence to Florence,
Naples and Monte Carlo, where, 40 be
In fashion. he will play vlngi-et-uolr.
baccarat, or any thing that Is going,
and thence to Venice aud Italy
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-02
on For Mexico Early in February.

Now that tho Mexico Instruction
has vanished in the same cloud that
carried away the Chilean trouble, par.
tlcular interest will attach to tour
through this fam Gus land OF the Az
tee. The Pennsylvania Railroad Conn
pany will run q personally-oonducted
tour to Mexico, February 10th, occu-
plying a period of about forty-two
days, and tho rates fixed cover every
necessary expense during the entire
time absent.
The route going will be via Cincin-
natl, Mammoth Cave, Birmingham.
Mobile, New Orleans, Galveston, San
Antonio, Eagle Pass, and thence
across the Rio Grnnde into Mexico.
Returning after leaving Mexico, the
route will be Via FL Paso, Albuquer.
que, Santa Fe, Las Vegas Hot Springa,
Colorado Springs, Manitou, Denver, and
Chicago. Rate from New York or
Philadelphia Is $3.50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-02

McLEAIt-luthis CITY, on Jannar

MCLEAit-lu this city, on January 81,
John 7. Mu!.cAr.
Relatives aud mule friends are invited
to attend the funeral services at his late
Ga "Wednesday, February j, at II o q Ueli u
IN. Interment private.
MGGH ArH.-On January II, l692. Joseph
MuGrnth. son oil Jamss aud Annie Me
Giah, aged Nelrs aud Il months.
ltCiui lVrs ana Friends are invited to at
tend his iunerai from the rcSdenGa of his
pnrCri,S. atheast curgcr Second AMI
iHetsuil streets Oh w cdHrs,lay Al , . uioc <
u. IN. lnterucnt at New Cathedral Gene
terry.
WALKER.-In Philadelphia, Pa. on Jan
nary p, ls3!, Ann, wis OF the late Will
liam Maikcr, in the 18th year Of her
age.
Services in Mt. Salem Church Mt H.
Wednesday morning, February 3rd. In
termenti Nj. SdleGi Cemetery.
Rhsll.-on Jan. alsi. John V. Rash, san
OF Ellen and Prc.lCy Hash, aged Is years,
y months, - days
Relatives and friends are respectfuily
invited to attend the funeral from tho
residence of hts brotnrE.40i A Iams street,
lhur5lsfy morning, at h O'Clock. Inter
meni al old Swedcs TEN cry.
precious one from us has gone,
y voice wo loved Is stillCd;
A place is VACaIt In OR home,
Which mover can be iiliC1.
God in his wisdom has recalled,
The boon his love had given;
And though the 10 ly SiuInOerS here,
Tho sou, Is safe in Heaven.
MITE On january 81. 1892. Mrs. savrlc
X. White, aged 81 years.
Hclutiyes aud frieuas are invited to at
tend her funeral from the residence oil
her daughter, No. 10 % MUDopHoll street
on Wedhesday Services nj the house n
p. IN. Iuterment at RiverYiew ceme
terry.
BIDDLE-O On Feb, sd, 1892, Ella Bcesor
wife of Samuel G. bildle.
Funerais1rvlces ~ s24 Washington st.
on Thursday. Feb. 4th, sl. at p. m. In
| terment private,
Please omit flowers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-02

Tho American Social Club, recently
organized In Stanton Will give n ball
in the hall at that place on Friday
evening, tho nineteenth inst. the
proceeds OF which Will be used to nur-
chase hose carriage and orGanIze n
fire company Ample provision can
be made for supply OF water,an1 the
parties to the movement anticipate
sufficient contributions to ensure a
complete success. Nj. Rlchenbergor,
tho new landlord at the hoiel, is con-
tributlag to give an impetus TO the
laudayle enterprise.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-02
REgrSgISt DIRECT TAX.

J, Frank Wilds, Direct Tax
Commissioner, will attend at
the Registers office, Court
House. Wilmington, on We'd
nesday, Thursday Friday and
Saturday next, the sd, 18th, 9Th,
and 9th days of February, be-
tween the hours OF 10 o'clock
a. m, and 4 o'clock p. M, to
receive applications for the re
turn Of the Direct Tax paid in
1903.
Dover Feb. l. 1892 A.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-02

One OF the greatest artists OF the
French ma turalistic school, and of the
centGry, was Corot and the article on
Ills Life aud Work. by his godson,
Camille Thurwanger, In the February
Now England Magazine Is sure to be
widely read. 1t Is illustrated from
originals of some of Corot's best eG.
anplps which are in the possession OF
American collectors. 1t is PERHAPS
not generally known that nearly all
Cornt's masterpieces are owned by
private collectors in Boston.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-02
Lizzie Van o.ten,r Child.

The 100000 estate left by Annie Eliza
beth Montgomery. otherwise Lizzie
Van Osten, formerly of Kenneth
Square, who committed suicide last
Wednesday At $50 Mount Vernon
street Philadelphia, is likely to prove
a bone OF contention hatween the dead
woman'5 friends on behalf of the llttla
two year Old girl found In her possess
sion and her relatives Tire latter le-
fuse to recognize tho child Since the
inquest Deputy Coroner Dugan has
received tho Information which claims
to name tho child's father, but he will
not make 1t public.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-02

At a meeting of tho surviving menu
hers of the old Water Witch Fire Com
pany, in tho Fhilins' building, lass
evening, an offer was received from
tho Fame Hose Company to loan them
a hose cart, and the lianby Hose Com
pany Of Chester, volunteered to loan
the company an engine until better
one could be purchased. The Seventh
ward committee were given two
weeks longer TO report to the COM
pany ii the residents OF tho ward want
tho company located In tho Forty
Acres or not. Adjournment WAS TAX
ell until MONDAY evening February 10.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-02

Hung Wah swore oat warrant this
morning for Lee Bong, who commit
ted an assault and battery on him be.
tween and O'clock yesterday p m.
lie declared himself Christian in de.
termining In what form he should be
sworn, which was with his right hand
On the Bible. which ho then kissed,
His forehead had patched up,had
bruise from the blow of cane.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-02

Messrs Icstar X Mcdaniel will have
a sale OF forty Iowa pfh Missouri
horses at thcir stables. No 40 West
Front sttcct on saturday rl, Gta
inst, at L. o'aloek m In tbs lot are
many sup r or drausat or heavy cur
riasG ilerso- rs wall rs Il nlmJcr OF
fine traye lcr5 aul ull who wish to par-
chn5c 1t a fetUa3ttc priaa shO id
make TIA point to he p.e4aAt on Tai g
aZi9D
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-02
Now z. NJ. AT Nrw Castle.

Robert c. Gordon eatarrd upon his
duties as postmaster at New Castle on
Monday. EX-postmaster Manlove and
his assistants kindly remained with
him In order to ltliriy initiate him into
his new position ana instruct him in
the duties of tho Office. His bonds
men are Jas. q. knowlos, Joseph H..
King, John N. Nalette and d. W. FL
kintOn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-02

The y. Y. Herald says, the storm re-
ported moving from tho Southwest
yesterday has been very slow in its adj
vance toward the Atlantic seaboard.
But the danger TO Coastwise shipping
IS by no means over. as the disturb
anee passes from the Alleehenles into
tbs Atlantic TO night or more probably,
tomorrow, it Is likely to cause very
rough weather of tho Atlantic coasts
from Hattera5 to boston.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-02

Edward J. Dohorty, OF No. $40 Fern
street, GumGcn. n. j.. had his skull
fractured While in Philadelphia, by be-
Ing Knocked down by George Canton
in order to put a stop to n quarrel be-
tween Doherty and II boy and in con
sequence he died ON Saturday. His
remains were brought 10 this city and
Inferred In the Cathedral Cemetery
to-day,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-02

Said a gentleman IN our presence. I
usually let cold or cough 20 as 1t
comes, but I had very bud one some-
time ago, and the way 1t worked !
thought 1t wanted to take me aleng
with 1t. So to prevent 1t went to DR..
Slmms' store and got a bottle Of his
white Pulmonio Balsam, used it ac-
cording to directions and the cough
was gene and / was left. 1t Is the
best lung medicine In the world.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-02

contracted To build an ice machine
having capacity of 100 tons OF ice
per day for an ice supply company OF
Washington, u. G. Tie machine ry
will include a Corliss engine OF "a
inches diameter OF cylinder and a.
inches stroke of piston. The compress
sor5 viii 10 s inches diameter oil pls-
ton and 81 inches stroke.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-02

aSTER-A good girl ut No. Ioi y9frst
w Fourth 81 cot f25at
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-02

Act on n new prluclpe-rcgulating the
liver, stomach and bowels through tho
nerves. a new discovery. Dr. Mlles'a
pills speedily cure hillOnsless, bad tuste
torpid liver piles. constipation. In.
equa.e1 for men, women. children.
Smal.cst, mlllest. suIest! SO doses, u
cents, Samples FREQ at z. James Bette
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-02

There will be al illustrated lecture
On hynn IN tile Rodney Presbyterian
thufch tomorrow night. / he pictures
and Rra the finest that can be had The
stcreoptlcon Is one oil tie best made,
using Tho brilliant lime light. Tie
lecture will DO free Ii will begin at
.1.45 o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-02

. delightful brcausc it dries In instantly:
rute loan. CUlurlcSs. does not gru,isu nor
Oh silks, sHtias, gloves or fines, fabric
urtt=is Lt ttttsei.l5t. or. BALM II your
~ an + brrOnie Rough. dry orfoyUrish from
nui ttpld work OF exposure. one appIicu-
iipn b! LeAtfHELLE oil, BHLM viii soften
aud -Hprth the skin at once. You reed
uul waHu II Oil nor cor cr tue huuds. Elc-
EhIt Ton haie4, irriiatrl skin; nieu aitur
'hHYsnB, jec, and fi.uO, druggists.