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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-04

Joseph l.. Carpenter. Jr, eeems de
termined 10 have his old place back 1 I
the Street and Sewer Com mission, and
neither he or his friends will leave
anything undone to have him return
ed. 1t was thought when Tho LeRisla,
ture dropped his name, and substi
tuted that of j Parke Postles, and aft ar
wards defeated the bill, that was the
end of 1t, but such does not seem 10
be the case. 1t Is now learned thai
another bill has been prepared re-
turning Mr.. Carpenter 10 the com.
mission. and that an effort will be
made to rush it through during the
closing hours.
A number of Mr.. Carpenters adher
ents went to Dover to-day to assist In
having the bill passed. but they will
lind Colonel Enoth Moore, Peter j,
Ford and a number of others ready to
oppose them. 1t is whispered that
two of these gentlemen are in pos.
session of some State secrets concern.
Ing MIR. Carpenters administration,
which il necessary, they will make to.
day.
1t was reported this morning, but
not credited by many, that large
amount OF money would 10 taken to
Dover to-day TO he used in fuftherlnp
tho interests of Mr.. Carpenter with the
members. This can scarcely 10 true,
and 1t cannot be for one minute sup
posed that man of Mr.. Carpenters
high, standing in the eomnunit,
would permit over-zealous friends to
do anything OF this kind. Neither car
1t be thought that any member OF the
Legislature would be influenced by O
bride.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-04

Rev. Richard ID. Check. of the FIrai
African Baptist Church OF PhlladeInhin
who Is OH his way 10 Hampton, w fc
attend the southern convention. wLiei
meets at that place on tho 10th inst,
stopped few hours In our city this
morning. He claims to see furthe,
into the future than ordinary persone
and predicts a great many Sudden
deaths nnd desolation In our land the
coming year. and he thinks that oil
should 10 prepared for great changes
nc say lie does not wish to frlghten
anybody, but those who are wise viii
put their houses ih order.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-04

nussst shoes at Barnotrs, 4o3 Mad.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-04
VIII Try to HIVE il Repealed.

1t Is said that an effort will be made
during the closing hours OF the Legis-
Ilature to repeal the liquor illiecently
enacted, and which Is published In full
In another column. 1t Is scarcely
probable that such an effort would
prove successful. as the bill was pass
cd by an almost unanimous vote.
number OF dealers and saloon
keepers have already taken out frpc-
ltional licenses under Its provisions,
and Clerk Biggs with hisasslstant were
both as busy as they could be this
morning making them out. There was
IA long line at the desk and each was
served In his turn. Those who nre un-
plying at the May tel m for n renewal
lof their regular license, arc granted
10 special license which, with the fec,
amounts 10 $3.50. and others in pro-
portion. This, however, only allows
the Mty term applicants to sell until
the end of that term, and then II their
regular application is granted. they
will be Obliged to pay S25 for special
covering the ensuing year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-04

At last the Chinese residents of this
city are awakening to the fact that un
less they comply with the law and
register they will find themselves in
trouble. Quite u number of Them
have registered within tho past two
days, and tho indications are that by
tomorrow night all in this city will be
registered. Tomorrow Is the last dan,
That this can be attended to, and il
there should be any who are not regis.
tered after that they will be arrested
and sent to jail. 1t is understood that
The ChlnaInen wers deferred from reg.
isterlng by the command of sor0e
secret, order with which many arc ron.
neeted. In fact some of the China
men were In such dread of this order
mat they begged the officials not to
let their names be known.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-04

Rolert G.. Dunn, sheriff of Kant
county, uieu III Dover at $50 O'Clock
Yesterday lnorhlng aged Is years.
licensed was III his Usual health until
iast neuhesuay, when upon coming
out Oh the court room he WIS seized
with u chill which developed into nneIi.
mona. HIS disease baffled medical
skill. and he continued TO prow worsa
until the end. Sheriff Dunn was horn
near Willow Grove. Kent county and
about 30 yenrs ago removed IL, Cam.
den. where ha resided up to Inc time
he was elected sheriff. He was n err.
panter by trade. and during his life
time erected "a great many houses in
Kent county. He was highly respect
ed wherever known and was an honest
and upright citizen
During the brief time he has fllled
the Office OF sheriff, he has proved an
honest and faithful official, ard zen.
tlemRn IN speaking Of him yester,inv
said the only fault that could BIO found
with him " as that he had too kind a
disposition and tender heart for
a sheriff He leaves wife aud Two
sons, one of whom is engaged i'm the
diie business at Smyrna, and the
other is carpenter. Tho funeral will
take place at O'Clock tomorrow NJ.
.ternoon. and the remains will be taken
70 camden where the interment will
lie made in the Odd Follows Gene.
terry. The coroner OF Kent County
mill ust as sherlit until an appoint
mont ls made by tho Governor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-04
EM ALL!
First Adopted By the
Doctors!
Then Endorsed by
the Public.
PAIhE'S CELERY MAKES PEO-
PIE WELL.
You Read 1t In Their
Happy Faces.
The Medical Journals Tell No
More Speedy Cures.
Wisdom of Years Shows
It's Worth in May.
Wisdom of Years Shows
It's Worth in May.
Greatest Remedy Of the Times
Within the Reach Of All.

Spring is the time when the blood
and general system are most suscep-
tib.e to Improvement.
The practice of taking a spring
medicine is therefore founded on a
need OF the body, long recognized;
and the wisdom of many years has
determined on spring az the best time
to arouse the blood TO healthy action.
S Paine's celery compound stands
easily at the head OF all. spring medi-
,cines. You hearit on the street, you
read 1t In the medical Journals; give it
"a good trial and you will go about de-
claring 1t 80 yourself.
Paine's celery compound is the dis.
covery OF Edward L. Phelps, M. d.,
LII. d., OF Dartmouth college. 1t is
no doubt tho greatest remedy Of mod
Iern times. None OF all the medicines
prescribed by physicians has caused
within the past years so much inquiry
and favorable discussion at meetings
OF medical societies and in medical
journals.
Palne's celery compound Is one of
those wonderful remedial agents
which, originating with the very high
est authority, has been at once appre.
clated and received by the great mass
of the people.
AS NJ. Bicat, the great French pa
biologist, says, NEARLY every great
medicine has become popular rem.
EDDY before being adopted or even trie /
by physicians" but Paine's celery COM
pound had Tho Endorsement OF pbysi-
clans at the start.
As spring remedy 1t stands hoad
and shoulders above any yet pre-
scribed 1t Is food for the brain, and
nourishment for tho blood. 1t makes
people vol. 1t cures where everything
else fails
Paine's celery compound Is within
tho reach OF all, and the thousands OF
testimonials to its unrivalled virtues
that have been published from time to
time have come from men and women
In overy station In life. No remedy
was ever Endorsed by SO many men
prominent In public life; none ever
had the praise of 80 many working
people.
1t makes people we'll. .5...4..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-04

Mr.. G. Il. Butterwoith, who resides
at No. T29 East Sixth street. left at our
office this morning, a copy OF the
constitution published ut Wood.
bury. N. j., December IS. 1860. 1t con.
,tains various articles foreshad owing
tho rebellion, and the battles which no
suited from the action OF the traitors
to the government. Mr.. u. also had
n his possession some paper money,
Issued IN 1852 or 1883. In the lot were
2 notes issued by tho Council of VIII
ningto one for 25, the other for 50
cents. signed byJohn NJ Turner, Presi-
dent, and Jno. +. Miller. Treasurer
lie also had agovernment.note for 25c,
and noto issued by n Glaseboro, N. j.
firm. They reminded us forcibly of
tho money In circulation at that Time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-04
Max Ephrainl,
.Y.CIOtling House
~HAT BOYl He bosn'

THAT BOY! He hasn't
been to school this
week; he has been
romping around and
you know what that means
on his clothes; wardrobe will
want replenishing. New Suit
and one or two pair of trou.
sers will fix him up.
Tomorrow (Friday) we
have laid out to have the
biggest Boys Clothing day
OF the season. We are fully
prepared with the newest and
best in double, breasted Reef.
ers, Fauntleroys, Jerseys,
Velvets, Juveniles, Sailors,
etc, etc. 5..... =..-. ....
Prices start at 50 for good,
serviceable double breasted
Suits, woven fabrics and
washable. B styles. ...=
$3.50 and So for mostly
all,wool-make, trim and fit
perfect. 10 styles to choose
from. $3.50 -.... .-..
S3. 80 gives you a choice
of 20 styles i'll all.wool fab.
RIGS, cassimorcs, homespuns,
clleviots and jerseys. ...
At 81, $3.50, s., S., So. so,
81. The choicest in Foreign
and Domestic.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-04

A Saranac Lake, N. Y, special OF
May I'd, says: "A woman named Cur
son, residing near Lake Kushaugua
having apparently died OF heart dis
ease. was laid out In n coffin, ant
while a wake was being held last nigh
those in the death chamber were horri
led to see the supposed corpse slowly
rise to an erect position.
Nearly all those present were women
ana they ran out screaming in terror
a daughter OF Mrs. Carson fell outside
the house aad expired.
The mother, In n bewlldered way
Slowly emerged FROM the coffin anc
gaHnd about her upon tho candles ant
other evidences of death. She did moi
seem TO mind tho death of her daugh
ter and today Is about as usual
though sreaking AMI moving in ,
dazeu way.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-04

A horse belonging to Alexander and
Wells yesterday ran into tie Chris.
tiana creek at Third street bridge.
The team had boon to the firms
st orehouse In South Wilmington be-
Ing loaded with roofing material.
While the driver was absent The horse
became frightened ana ran OFF. Whe IN
IL reached the bridge the draw was
OF to allow Q tug to go through. The
the animal dashed to tho creek below.
In the descent the horse became loos-
oned from the wagon which immodi.
ately sank. The animal splashed
around in the water for nearly fifteen
minutes before 1t was rescued.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-04

About 80 o'clock last evening, as
Mrs. Mary l.. Smith. the mother oil
i'eaton Smith. tho drugglot at Seventh
and Plno streets, was getting off at
electric car at the corner OF Eighth
street man cnmo driving along in @
careless manner, knocking her down.
lie continued on without even stop.
ping to Ascertain II she was injured.
The lady was picked up and assisted
TO her soirs store and residence, one
square distant, where it was found
that her wrist was broken, and that
size was suffering nom the shock
Tho driver is unknown Or he might
md that he had gotten himself in
trouble.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-04

Tho heavy rain storm which arrived
here early yesterday morning ceased
about o'clock this morning. The
rain fell In almost unceasing torrents
all day yesterday, flooding the mar.
shes and number OF cellars. The
storm was accompanied by Ii brisk
wind, which was still felt to-day. The
rain has caused u postponement of
many of tho outings which were
planned by the public school children
duling their May week vacation The
are that we will have clear
weather the remainder OF the week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-04

THE morning Robert llirst, or IL
East Eighth street, mot with serious
accident at Mcl.ear & Kendalrs CARR,
age Factory. Ninth and King streets
lie was working on shaping machine
when his right hand was caught AM
lacerated in shocking manner. The
thumb, fingers and main part of tht
hand vera almost torn TO pieces. unt
presented siekcning appearances. HI
was taken to Or. frists Office. Eight
and spruce streets. and tho doctor
spent some time in dressing iht
wounds, but feels certain that he can
save the hand.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-04

George White. the colored man who
Is charged with committing n feloni.
Gus assault ON Mrs. Carrie Bentley on
Wednesday night, 26lh inst. Ia now In
New Castle jail. and likely to remain
there until the September term OF
court. Even II his counsel, Walter
Bacon, was satisfied to go to trial at
this term II could not be done, as there
Is no court OF Oyer and Termlner, be.
fore which this case must be tried.
The law requires twenty.days notice
OF Il case OF this nature, and the grand
jury OF the Court of General Sessions,
it Is said, cannot act in capital case
without court OF Oyer and Terminer
being first called.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-04
EDITION



Samuel p. Simpson, an eleery man
OF Camden, Del, was In the pollce
court docket this morning. charged
with being drunk and begging on tha
streets. Patrolman LUCAS arrested
MIN yesterday morning. The prison
leave the city.
Patrolman Smith last night found
Henry Hubbard drunK at tne p. ". n
,B. depot. He came down from Belle.
,aue 9uring tho day and BECAME intoxi-
ouSeu. lie was lined % and costs.
Richard Mailer was found at Second
and Shlpley streets SO drunk that he
was unable to take card of hImself.
officer Lyons found him, and with his
assistance Richard was taken to the
81 and costs was his
sentence.
John Reed only got out of iail
yesterday morning, and as soon as hs
reached the city sought to uuench
that dry feeling" by front street
red eye" Unfortunately for him It
soon had the better OF him, and while
ne was endeavoring to reach home.
Ifatrolman Gum met him. Then John
stopped as also did the Patrol wagon.
and he was once more In lila old haunt.
Unless he can furnish $3.50, John will
pile. '0
Peter Smith OF Cheste and Daniel
Morlarty OF Philadelphia met each
other hero yesterday and drank sever
al tlmes together. They drank TOO
much and 1t was as much as Smith
could do to attend to Morierty, who
has but one leg. Officer Scott met
them and they were hustled off in the
wagon. They each received fines
amounting to S3. 20.
! William Mitchell was SO "fullv he
could not arise from tho pavement,
where he had fallen. Officer Scott
made the arrest and William was fined
50 and costs.
Charles Taylor was arrested by Ser.
geant Evans. who testified that his
prisoner was very drunk, He found
him at Sixth and King ST. cots living on
the pavement. The drunk cost him
-. 40 additional.
!, WhDn Jesse Jones gets drunk. which
no does frequently, he imagines he
owns tho street on which he happens
to be walking. Yesterday he walked
out Front street, occupying the entire
sidewalk and colliding With pcdes-
trans Jesse your bad man when
| you're Intoxicated" exclaimed the
JuuSe. Jesse could hot deny the
sta tement and was sentover for sixty
days IN default OF the PAYMENT OF n
line OF 80 and costs.
Patrick Brown does not make n prac.
tlee OF drinking, but u1 fortunately he
uralh TO excess yesterday. Consider.
ing us past good character he was
/ John II. Callahan, who was arraipn.
ou on complaint of Ills wife at The
session yesterday morning was rear,
raigncd. Agent Stout stated that the
prisoner told him that he would stay
aWay from ms wire In t he future. lie
would support his two children and
upon these conditions le was allowed
to depart.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-04

A merchant was aiixiously watching ths
terrible pitching and tossing which this cast
of Dresden ware received, and recoupted his
early experience: Il was employed as a
clerk in a crockery store at 500 a month.
with the understanding that was to nav
Tor all l broke. l lasted in that establish.
ment just one month, and at the end of my
time had to pay the proprietor 81 for tho
privilege of quitting That is to say, had
broken SOL worth OF crockery in the month.
then went into the hardware business, but
in few years drifted back into crockery.' u
New York Tribune.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-04

Lloyd Boldly, No. 3.W. Fourth street
has very good likeness of tho late
Capt. Columbus p. Evans, who was
connected with the REPUBLICAN,, serv
ed in the Mexican war, under Genera
Scott with distinction. and in 1851 was
elected Mayor of our city. lie died Ia
West Chester, Pa.. in February 1858.
Mr.. b. says he will present the picture
TO the Delaware Historical Society.
Mr.. Boldly las also the match case
and pretty nicely preserl ed volume
OF the writings OF Mr.. Holland. the
Milford Bard.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-04

The scarcity of butter still continues
and there lie very little hone OF its be.
ing much cheaper for some time. This
scarcity oNtAnds throughout the State.
and butter is as rare as hens teeth in
Dover. There is some western butte.
III tho markets. but it commands from
30 to 3s cents pound retail. A few
warm days will cause the grass to
grow and no doubt make CORES
pondiEg decrease In the price OF this
very necessary article.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-04
Buy your boys clothing at the New
\ ork Clothing House, SIG Market st.


Professor Henry c. Thunder of Phil.
adelphia will give recital on tho new
organ in Union Nj. Il. Church this
evening. He will be assisted by a
quartette composed of Mrs. Victor
Pyle, Miss Mary X. Thielman. Jacob 7.
Clymer. WIN. Eaton. Jr.; accom- PIANIST,
l.. I. Wilson. Tho programme is as
follows: March. Aida" Verdi; quar-
tette, Cantate Domino, Dudly Buck;
intermezzo. Maseagni: solo, ,'Fear Ye
Not. o Israel, d. Buck; allegretto,
Tours; quartette. My Faith Looks Up
to Thee" Robert Cookbook; march,
Schiller, AIeyerbeer; alto solo, 'sfhe
Kingdom of Love-" Paul Rodnoy;
eavatina, Raf'; ABIDE With Me-" ii.
Rosslni.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-04

Tho Memorial Day Committee OF the
Grand Army mot last night and de.
eided to ask Chief Justice Lore to ad-
Hfess tho different Companies at
3lghth street park on Decoration Day,
his route was also arranged:
Form on Fourth, resting IN French.
will then go out Fourth street 10
Market, to Eleventh, to Delaware ave.
pue TO Soldiers and Sailors Monument
p Brooine street south on Broome
sreet TO Eighth street park and there
11smlss.
On tho way out Delaware avenue tine
era1e VIII halt In front Of tho sol.
fers' plot in the Wilmington ami
1Iandywine Cemetery. At Eighth
9reat park there viii TO about 800
<hools girls, who will sing. mum.
Per OF ecret societies will be invited
10 parade.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-04

IlII-BRADY,-At the Asbury NJ. Il,
Parsonage. No. -! Walnut street, on
Monday ven ng. April 81. 1898. by the
Koy' John ID. z. 1lannD. MIR. WIN. a.
III, Jr,. a I'D Miss Mabel o. Brady, both
of " llntington, Of.
HOBBS MERRITT. Attic re,id noe.
No. GIL East Eleventh rsei, on tuesday
even n, May :, 1891 by tue Hcy. Johi,
y, e. hHt nj MT. Martin i. 10 b. and
Alls7 faulIUe J Merritt, both OF viii
hinEton, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-04
washington, ID. e, mud Its Surround
inyl.

| iH27.
The city of Washington and its sur
Eoundings present In themselves tho
most CHARMING of places for n visit at
any season OF the year but partlcu.
larly SO in the spring. when all nature
appears in its best form. There is no
plnce In the Union that has so many
ATTRACTIONS and oilers so many points
oi Interest as this delighbful city
Tho best means fer visiting Wash
1ngton Is by securing ticket OH one
Df the famous perSonaliy-enuduct
pieasnre tours OF the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad, which Includes lie services
0f an experienced tourist agent and
chnperon. Tho tours arc of tlroe DAYS
Quratlon. and the rate OF ,.l3 from New
fork. Sll irem Philadelphia aud Will
mington, and propor,iouats rates from
pther points covers railroad fdre and
hotel accommodations. Tickets In.
cluding meals en- route, IN addition to
nboye, can DO purchased at stations
east OF Philadelphlaat a slight ad vance
pn above rates.
There arc but two tours remaining
gf tho spring serios, the first leaving
May 4th and the last May a5th. APP
plication for tickets or information
Regarding these Delightful tours
1hould 10 made TO the ticket agents or
70 the tourist agents OF the .Pennsyl-
ynnia Railway Company. $40 Broad
gay. New York, 2S3 South Fourth ST.,
,nlladelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-04

Judge Humphrey was In Savannah
Cut, on Monday with his bride, gives in
letter TO the Livery Evening quite n
Efhphlc account OF his trip from Bal
I'm ore ana tho Irregularities OF his
iii,elIow passengers. He says tho town
ilas population OF about 1900, with
Rraholy paved asphalt streets. electric
ears. trees IN luNurlant foliage, fly
fans running on the tables where he
'hreakfasted with tho windows I'm
some OF tho men in negligo chris
and girls in pink lawns anu straw hints
Tho Judge says: " Next week you may
near from me somtwhere OH the Flor.
ida coast, and ho may bring hons
some specimens that Will be worth
preserving for Yeas.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-04

This morning horse belonging to
T. d. Cartmell. tho druggist, was
lett standing In q road near Folly
woods. while the man In charge Dailed
up some advertising signs. The AMI,
NAL became frightened and ran away.
breaking the side OF the wagon. The
runaway was captured In Newport.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-04

A heavy rnrtheesterly wind. which
was thought would be foliowed nv ,
cyclone passed oyer the city..at 10 81
on n number of window shutters nnd
tore awnings into thrends A nile ri
barrels which ware piled on KIM
street above Fourth were blown dow
that street, Frightening several horses
which wele standing In tho street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-04

The Christian En- !eavor will give an
In Central esbyterian
Church tomorrow (FrIday) eyonInr
at 40 O'Clock. Mr.. W. q. Warren,
the great character DersoEator, will
10 present and contribute to tho edi.
LEGATION of the audience. lie has some
twenty different views, and those who
have seen them pronounce them to be
tlrst class. Admission feo will not be
charged but collection will he taken
up to meet expenses
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-04

DR.. Dewitt Talmage. OF tho Brook.
yn Tabcrnacls, will preach the ordI.
patlon sermon In West Presbyterian
Church next Thursday evening, the
lth lust. Of Albert J.. Kelgwin and
2handler L. Cakes. who graduated a.
princeton college, and were llcen.
rsd 10 preach by the New Castle Pres.
Rytery at its recent session in Elktou.
they are both Wilmington Buys AMI
promise to take high position am ong
Mr.. KeRwln assisted his father al IN
pxtra meetings recently hold in Tie
rhnrch and is consequently we'll.
nown to our citizens. and Mr.. Cakes
hee been assisting DIR. Talmage In the
Eefvices at Brooklyn Tabernacle fot
Some time back.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-04

How many housekeepers there are that
can sympathize with the old Virginia lady
who said TO her friend on finding treas
ured old cup cracked by II careless maid,
81 know of nothing to compare with the
affection of losing handsome piece of old
china Surely" said the friend, sit is
not SO bad as losing ones children" ayes
it Is, for when your children die you do
have the consolation Of religion, you
know" -New York Sun. - =.