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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-08
About IN Arc light ann, Wires.


Last nights session of the Street
and Sewer department was busy
one Secretary Wyhn was instructed
to notify the City Electric Company
to have the are light at Third anu Mnr.
ket streets put in such condition
that ii would burn all night. For;lh0tl
two weeks tho light has burned out
about . O'Clock, md to insure against
any robbery being committed in that
ne.ghborhood, the light sh5uM lie
kept burning all night
The telephone. telegraph and olen-
tiit companies will also be notified
that all hroken wires must tie repaired
immediately and not left hanging
from tho poles.
George i Ward was granted n
plumbers license and William d. Aus
Tin was given permission to lay drain
pipes
Tho routine business was then tran.
5aeted
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-08
Sir Richard Owen, Care for Tho ,;tyes.

Mir. Ernest Hart, who had an intimate
acquaintance with the late Sir Richard
Owen, speaks of him as en- interesting Sc
cial parsonage as we'll as a great scientist
Sir Richard loved n story and gdntle joke.
but reproved vulgar humor with stern re
verify. On the day Mr., Hart introduced
his wife to Sir Richard they we're walking
around the garden, looking at the scien.
lists fayorite trees.
Noticing that come were netted and some
not Mrs. Hart remarked on this, ard Sir
Richard answered with that beaming s.nitg
and sympathetic twihtIe with which hi
face often lighted up: "Ah, those-thGka |
leave for the birds. call them the salary
of the orchestra London Globe
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-08

A number OF prominent members OF
the Legion OF the Red Cross will visit
Stanton tomorrow evening. Tor the
purpose CT holding meeting at the
hall i'll that place. when the principles,
objects and aims of the order Will he
fully explained. The meeting wliopen
at 8 o'clock, and several prominent
speakers will he present. The Red
Gross ranks rs one Of the best and
cheapest co operative orders In exist
ence. and every working man, ospee-
tally II he has family, should beco ne
a member, and thus make provision
for himself and them In the event OF
sickness or death. 1t pays S. II week
in case OF sickness, $50 on the death
of members wife, and 81, 0J0 to a
members family, in the event OF his
death, and all thisis furnished for tho
average cost of about $40 a year. An
effort Is being made to establish n
Council at Stanton. and quite mum
her have signiiled their Intention Of
becoming members, All, whether
they wish to become members or not
are invited to attend the meeting
where they Will learn everything con
ceining the order.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-08
Gospel flynn $50.


lhe rpnson | can have a single
Devil In Heaven IL because he would
make (n4 hell for all the angels (aud)
/ would have no plaee TO call home.
(God, the spirit now speaks. the hus.
bandlnau or father. of YOU all II
come not to lie ministered unto, but
to tell this world what to do to get ia
heaven. anu not tho Son, but the
Father OF that son tLat was murdered,
lie is tile boir and this world [ gave
to him to raise angels on, and not
devils, and tho devil said ba is lie
heir, let's murder him, and | am the
father of that heir.
And now want YOU to understand
who that heir is, would have van
know that the head of every man lie
Christ and the head of womnn IL tho
man. and the head of God il hrlst
Yrs won have itaiInd NV son t Ieft
down hero. 10 the cross Tor npes and
nov mn Ione. 20 ''>
Tynry limo Won disohev your boa,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-08
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY srH, 1893,

dencc OF j. Q. sterling one mile west OF
Newark, White Clay Creek hundred,
on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY srH, 1903.
At 10 O'Clock, sharp,
10 head of horses. No. /. Fred. Sorrel. Z
years old. very stylish. an extra driver
and can be driven by lady.
No. 9 Tom, Black horse. 0 years old.
good worker.
Clyde. brown mare. years old.
4. Fly, brown mare, years old. been
regularly rldeu and driven by a lady,
B. George. brown horse. IL years old, a
good worker.
6. Jim. roam horse. years old.
z. Black mare. years old, good driver.
s and 0. g colts. . years.
10. yearliny colt.
Is milk COWS. most OF them will be
fresh by day of sale. among them are z
registered hoistens. 8 young hcifers 2
registered holstein bulls. No. ]. ) years
old. No.. Q 10 months old; % shoats ,
steel axle fnrm wagons. nearly now,
o carriages, l market Dearborn. ! road
cart, no-top wagon. horse cart new; .
hay riggings peach wagon bed, Deer
ing binder, ms good as new; Deering
mower, horse rake. farmers favorite
grain drill, 2-horse tread power, | Relic
City feed cutter. corn sneller, 1 cider
mill and press. Jones barn scales. fan
ming MIL. 1 roller, little Diamond
sulky cuitiyator and all attachments. .
Walking cultivators. cutaway acme and
drag harrows, l Oliver cultivator and .
Syracuse plows. l grindstone. = ladders.
single trees double trees, spades forks.
shUvels, etc.
9 sets of wagon harness. set of cart
harness, set of carriage harness. sets of
plough harness, collar. brides. halters,
etc. dairy fixtures. | Cooley creatury u
cHns) a.hAndled churn. SPANS improv-
nd Inn rt.h l.ttrl Int. s.t..
about ton of Kangaroo phosphate. IS4
acres of wheat In tho ground, hay by the
ton. corn by the hushel about 500 gallons
Iof cider vinegar.
Terms-Ali suins or SO and less cash, all
Sums over that amount . months credit,
Interest added OF per cent otf-for cash.
MRS. j. STERLING,
j. +. DALE.
T. w Stidham g. Son Aucts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-08

The News an hdvertis er says,As soon
a John G. Walton re'tlres from the
post office in March hb will devote 1,
few weeks to pushing the Yorklyu,
Kenuett and Ienape etec;rie railroad
project, endeaYoi To b tcurs the right
OF way along the prop Esed route, etr.
Mr. Walton thinks tins route b3;t.t
than by CentreYilie
Persons fsyoring It'd lire BY entire.
vile should therefore 70 to w4gF6 NJ
Is hot probable tnut F1t.I i.f.es win ~
built fol several ycils.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-08
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 49, 1898.


Horses, No. l. Lew. brown horse. s
years old; kind and gentle, and will work
anywhere No 2. Caesar bay horse, q
years old. good worker and driver. NO. 8.
q good family horse; can lie driven by a
lady. No.4. Dun horse, Ginger - years
otd. good worker. No. Sarrel mare,
II years old, with foal; a good worker and
driver. No, 0. Sotrel colt, Maud, months
old. All Of these horses are home raised,
aud SOUND aud ready to go to work.
IA head of home-raised dairy cows part
of them arc Jerseys and ltolstelns, some
of them viii be ~ profit by day of sale.
y Iolsiein bull, years old 81 head of
good ewes. 80 OF which are shropshires,
and will nearly all lamb by day OF sale |;
/ Shropshire buck, 6 shoa.s.
Iniplemcnts-2f farm wagons, MS good as
new; hay rigging, ! horse curt. Jump.
doarborn, Carriage ' paies' nuciteye
mower. ~ feet cut; / Decring Giant
mower. feet cut; / buckeye binder, IN
good ordcr;5l horse rake lIickford and
Hoffman grain drill. ! Hcnch cqltivator,
root cutter, iron frames and wood
frame cultivator., good piows pair OF
twin harrows. 2 Pennoek corn sucllers, l
with shaker; Burdock hay cutter corn
coyerer,2 grain Grad esq moving scythes.
q hay knives. farm roller, corn mark
er, boring frare. post ,iuger. l broad
axe, posi- dog. mani and wedges. cross
cut saws, lot OF hay and inunure forks.
barn snovcls 3 long handle, 3 shuvcls, 9
grain fans, hog trough, ! post spade.
pair doublctrecs, 3-horse tree set of
10 berry crates and boxea.
set of buggy wheels. / 1G-feet ladder, /
buggy body and top, 4 leo hooks, lot OF
grain bags. 1 block aud fall, IS cow
chains, hedge knives, picks, l grind
stone, CIDER barrels. Q 5-gallon kegs
beam and pea, weighs 500 pounds. Har-
ness sets OF single earriage harness. !
setof double carriage harness, l set of
harness | of sage harness,
sets of pillow harness, with hip straps l
set Of single lead chat ms. | set OF cart har-
ness, complete; lot OF collars, brides and
halters, straps OF sleigh bells. | bride
and saddle lot OF blankets and clrsingles
Il hriar 3cythcs.
Dairy Rixtures-1 butter worker. 1 box
butter print, large butter tubs, with ice
cooler; butter churn and horse. l.Cooley
err amer. No. 9; set OF butter scales and
weights, II r0.qTart milk cans dozen
milk p ms, copper Kettle, Will hold 30
sage cutter. lard squeezer and suffer. 4
hand sleeves. G milk buckets. 6 new wash
tubs, so pair of chickens. lot OF White
Star seed potatoes by the bushel, l y
bushcl measure.
Terms All sums of $50 and under cash,
all over that Hmout a credit of IL months
will he given by the purchaser giving II
note with an approved cndors-
err and interest from date
ALBEIT W0LLASTON.
l.. w. .Stidham g. Son, Auctioue' rs.
j. ii. Chambers Clerk. ia0-eol-tB
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-08

Columbus in flax. The
German weaver and his loom
continue to interest many
visitors as he works out the
square Damask Table Cloths
that commemorate the dis.
covery of America.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-08

The almanac, properly so called in its orr
gin, is not merely device for keeping peo-
pie in mind of the progress of the year. 1t
is an attempt to show what destiny has in
store for us as indicated by the position of
the stars in any particular year. And as,
according to astrological lore, the destinies
of men are ruled by the different aspects of
the planets so also the human body is sub.
ject to the influence OF the consultations
through which the sun appears to pass in
his yearly course. a French almanac of
1910 gives diagram of the human body
surrounded by all the signs Of the zodiac.
and indicates the various organs and mem
bers over which these signs have power,
and this for guide pour les sagnees, or to
show at what periods blood may be let with
safety. But the same almanac also gives
directions sensible enough for the avoid
anee of the plague, which would not be
found fault with by modern fashionable
physicians:
Who would keep his body in health
And resist the infection Of tho plague,
Let him seek joy and sadness fly,
Avoid places where infections abound,
And cherish joyous company.
A few examples exist Of almanacs of this
character before the invention of print ing,
although none, it is believed, earlier than
the Twelfth century. But some of tht
earliest specimens Of printing are blacl.
printed German sheet amnnacs which afl
chiefly concerned about blood letting.-All
the Year Round.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-08

AraHoee Nh. 7urna VS. coal OIL in
speetor bill passed tn, House naa4,.
moasly eome ten 5Iuys ag 1t did tot
stan the ghost of a cf ance Of beenm
Ing a law when it reached the Senate
eday. Senator Pyle ineontinent
liked the bill before the S ,.ut
Senator Pll!.ng immediately BE-
Jed 1t and Senator l4auay iuluped
with both feet NJ h Hu:ney made
stake II he supp psed the SenRtt
Id rush his bill through as tht
Sc did
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-08

WE do not believe the bill before
the Legislature to strive out the FIVE
years qualification for candidates for
the Office of City Solicitor. Is in the In
terest Of good government. The Mu-
lnicipul Court has grown to such vast
proportions OF usefulness that ii now
demands the best legal talents obtain
able. Especially Is tirst.class lawyer
required In defending the many case 8
of litigation brought against the city
for damag es. We arc ready to admit
that many young lawyers are as well
qualified TO perform the duties Of the
Office Of City Solicitor with one or two
years experience as others are with
FIVE, but the City solicitor is now elect
ed by tho people, tho best candidates
might not DO selected 1t strikes us
that the better plan to SECURE tho ser
vices OF the best tnlent available.
would be to increase the salary of the
City Solicitor from s2l0, what it now
Is, to $1,000 or s2510.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-08

Attractive Tours via. the Penna. n. r.
The advantageous season OF the year
and the attractive destinations liked
for the our to tile near South on Feh.
9th, make it one Of the most desirable
of pleasure trips. The territory tray
erSed Is the most attractive AMI his
torical portion of the Union, embrace
ing, as 1t does, picturesque route tho
military post OF Old Point Comfort.
the beautiful resort OF Virginia Beach.
and the cities OF l,ichmond and Wash.
lngton. The rates OF $45.0o from New
York, and $3.50 FROM Philadelphia
cover railroad fare, hotel accom- mo.
dations, and all necessary expenses
during tho entire time of nine days
spent on the tour. For an extended
tour to Washington an exceptional
opportunity is offered on Feb. 18th.
Seven days will be spent on the trip.
Tho rates, including transportation,
hotel accommodations, transfers,
carriage ride, and a trip to Mt. Vernon,
are very low. This tour affords am
pie time for thoroughly viewing and
resting ut the Nations haudsomest
city, FurtAor information furnished
on application to Tourist Agents, $40
Broadway. New York, $50 Fulton
street, Brooklyn and 233 South Fourth
street, Philadelphia, or Ticket Agents.
Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-08
500

Look oGt Eorbac3ain5 In cigars, over
lalt million, mt lurstelns, No. Last
Seeouj.
s. lie Pix Commissioners met yes.
ttttIay a teln0OA aud ordered nun,
Rnr Of b Is pad. Tue treasurar's 10
port moved Il balance OF sBs84.5s in
0al3h.
I.elansi I Powers, the weit=known
o,oratlonist OF the Red Path Lyceum
viii arrear III tho play of David Cop.
Pellip!ds at the New Century Club. Oh
February q.
Glass No IL, OF Asbury II. e Sunday
school. g..teH masieai and 1T irarV en-
icrtaiGneat last evening IN RED Men
Hall.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-08

Mr. Cooch, has given notice OF a bill
IL the House which should meet with
no opposition in either House. The
bill is to extend the jurisdiction of the
Municipal court OF this City. SO that il
Will have power to settle and finally
dispose of many minor criminal cases
t!at are now sent to the superior
Court. The Municipal Court is SC
fortunateas to have not only Judg G
OF large and varied experience but q
fair auu impartial one, fully able To
satisfactorily settle moro than one
half the cases that arc sent to the
upper Court. By comforting mort
power upon him will save THE count,
a large amount of money, spent in
jury trials OF cases that coull bs as
we'll and better settled In the Manci-
pal Court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-08

Don't think ihnt Your .atatfh or u-
tluellIa can't be cured. because all tie
regular remedies have failed. Try
Old Sauits Gatarrh Care and see tte
heneiit OF 4 genuine remedy, Price -
ce.Its.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-08

~ UARDIhNS SALE OF MINORS
VI REAL ESTATE
lily virtue of an order OF the Orphans
Court OF tho State OF Delaware, IN aud
for New Castle County IN lde OH the 18th
day Of January. y. u. 1893. will he ex-
pJsei to public vchdue,
ON wEf,N EsDAY, FEBRU AIRY 10, 1893,
At 10 O'Clock. II. nl..
At tn Court House, Ia tho city OF vii.
mtnRton. the undiSide onc-fortieth part
oil the following described real estate,
lnte eI christopher l.OwlNer, do easei he
ing the part OF SAID real estuo belonging
to Clara j. Fox. minor. on OF the hcira-
at-law oil he said Christopher Lowler. to
wit
All that certain lot OF land situnte in
side OF Front street. between Tatnuii lG
West streets. AT the distance OF IG feel
from the east side of Vest strect. hhy ng
Il front OF 20 feet ON Front street. and a
depth OF % feet parallel with West street
containing l'i2o tee OF land more OF less.
And IL is ordered. tg the court TINT the
sad guardian make return OF lis pro-
ceedinRs, III the execution OF THIS order,
to an nd onrncd term of the orphans
Count for said county. o be held at Viii
mington, ON Saturday, the 18th day of
February, A. u. 1tA1. nt ~ o'clocS, a. m.
Attendance will be given and terms
utHtlt hibWi ny Siti IL IL 1 Htt 81 AND
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, Guardian,
or bF BENZ. HlELDs. Its attorney.
I. Aite 4: Gnlen Ferguson, tlerls .. C.
AZ he same me and place the under
signed will Sc. the whole OF the residue
of the above described real cSnte being
the nnttiyidad thiriy-nine fortieihs part
thereof.
SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE DE.
POST CO., Trustee.
l.. w. -litihani q son. Anets. i25
+
DUBLlG SAEE-WilI he sold at public
Il sale at the residence of the sub
sertbcr on the farm OF the | te John
Stewart, in South hristiana hundred,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-08

Sen Auben Registered Brand &c.
cigar speaks foritsslf. Ours teln, No.
5 L. 2nd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-08
wANA MAX FRS.
PHILADELPHIA. "Wednesday Feb s. 1898.

The crystal cases in the
Red Convention are given
over to an exposition of fine
French Room Gowns and
Underwear.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-08

The place to buy pumps. also have
them repaired. Is at White Brothers.
N, II. corner Front and Orange streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-08

Next to death and taxes" the most
certain thing we know of is the euro
OF pilee by Old Saufs Pile Ointment.
UNDERTAKE conditions. it has never
been known to fail. Price only 20 cents
box.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-08

BARGAINS Mt half cost. j. L. sooy,
No 2l2 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-08

Charles Maumeie Is Unable 20 he
out tD attend % his business, and Is
confined to hia brl,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-08

Flour, s. cents per hug, good az +,
Z. +, Lark * Co, leJh and Clayton
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-08

famoas New York Bat.or G1l1e Mt
seventh and Sh9leY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-08

Durstein manufacturers thu Cele.
aratetl Grand Royal cabinet cigars
4 lGr s3c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-08

Flour 8 cents pc: tag. goo rs I.
f. Lark Il Co., l0th and Clayton
4 t.fy.,a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-08

Receiving fine Chincoteague oys
tens, at Gtfinei : fol family usa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-08

EeEciytH4 tlUagfl1a 1yatct, sor faIni.
is use, at ttardners tla aul SIMPLIFY
stfpptz
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-08

The following described personal pro.
pcrty: : work or d wing horses. y 4 lis. !
and Sear4 o Il. 5 head OF milk tSSs. sGlnr
fresh, others springcrs; | 2-yetr-ola
heif''f ana lieifcr calves, farm MAgnu.
Germantown carriage. no top buggy, Me-
lilnWcf, new: sultkN cultIAa taf
Syr"cuse pillow, horse rake, cora shnifs r.
Van Winckie grain fan. IRON age corn
corerer and Gnltiyator, twin harrow,
forks hoes. rakes, shovcls, spades ct :.
sets OF wagon harness sets OF carriage
hnfness, BRIDES collars, haiterS. lines, "A
! Of potatoes. Dairy fixtures consist
ing el chnrn. mik buckets. pans. creaui
kettles etc. a. p tirs of Plyinouih sor
chickens. Ternis-All sums OF so and
leSSchsh, All over thnt amount a - edit of
8 mon hs will be given by purchaser Civ
baikaltie note with al approved en-
durser, with Interest from date
G. IL. PALMER.
W. j. Lark & Son Ancts. fl-2rw.d-eoJ
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-08

Watches clocts and f=welsy Ia9aired
at moderate prices, at Nrght's, 80
King 81 Get
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-08

At FerRusun's ltcortee sets. a stick.
rGeh candy 2octs. Pei pound. II Last
tEt -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-08

The directors OF the Wilmington In
stitute met last niaht. for the purpose
of electing new officers. After some
deiiteration these were chosen: Presl.
dent, William p Taylor; correspond.
ing secretary. Thomas X. Porter: re
cording secretary, Frederic II. Robin
son; treasurer. Joseph A. Richardson
directors, terms to expire Apill |: 1896
Walter ID. Bush, Stansbury j. Wiley
J. Augustus Nc Caulley and Wilmer
Palmer,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-08

BGatlsr. y. tol;fa9her, 10 Market.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-08

pi7ordered Liver set right by BEECH
AN . Pitts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-08
'DunLIo SALE

denee OF j. Q. sterling, one mile west OF
Newark. White Clay Creek hundred,
on
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-01-27
NEWS or THE DAY.

The Massachusetts, Legislature in Joint
session yesterday passed resolutions on
the death of Gen. Butler.
The free mail delivery system has been
ordered 20 be established at AttIebor-
ough, Mass, March /, 1893.
The Knights of Labor headquarters In
Philadelphia were put up for sale at auo-
tion, but us only b7l, 900 was bid tho
sale was stopped.
The largest number of divorce cases
that has ever come up before the Domin-
ion Parliament hat been recorded for
hearing during the present hearing.
The Legislative Reporters association
has been organized at Albany by the rep
resentatives of the leading papers
throughout New York Stabe who report
the proceedings Of the Legislature,
While workmen were crossing railway
tracks at Landlith, Del, a train struck
three of them, Instantly killing John w.
Batsoa and S, l.. Vacinsky, and fatally
injuring John johnson.
The Senate Military Oommitte has or
dered a favorable report on the amend
ment to the Army bill introduced by Mr..
Proctor limiting the term OF enlistment
and the age of recruits.
Jefferson Shank is now suspected OF be
ing the murderer of his wife at Charles
ton, o., and his arrest has been ordered,
| IL was at first believed that robbers COM
mitted the Orime,
| Mr. Kilgore resumed filibustering tao
tics at the opening OF the House yester
day, but subsided when he learned tha
the Bankruptcy ball would not be re
| ported.
The Rothschiid syndicate has borrowed
! $40 600, 600 in gold in the United State
/ for the use of Austria in introducing he
currency reform.
The jury in the suit Of Mrs William S
/ Langley, wife Of the Brooklyn million
aire, for divorce, brought in a verdict fol
/ the defendant.
The extensive coal and lumber yard @
/ c. A Smith & Co., at Fanwood, N j.
/ was burned last evening The loss i
/ $l4 600; no insurance.