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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
THIRD EDITION.
Appreclative RESOLUTIONS.


The following apprecative resolu-
Hons were unanimously adopted bvI
the Fourth Quarterly Conference or
Asbury NJ T. Church, Smyrna, Del :.
dan. 9th, 1893, respecting their retiring
pastor
WHEREAS, Our pastcr, Rev. w. W..
w. Wilson has indicated to us his pur-
pose to accept the invitation to the
passionate OF another church at The end
OF this Conference year. and in all
probability is soon TO go away fro IN
us. therefore be it
Resolved, /, That this Quarterly Con-
ference express to Bro. Wilson its Gin.
cere appreciation of the valuable SER
vices rendered by him during his stay
among US. He has shown himself to
DO "a workman that needelh not to be
ashamed" faithful, not only In preach
ing the Word. bat in handling every
detail of the work with the skill of a
master
We are especially grateful to him for
the valuable historical records which
he leaves to US as a result of his pains
taking and careful research into the
past history of the church.
Resolved. IL. That we congratulate
BIO. Wilson upon his invitation to 0
lnrger field of usefulness and will ever
pray thnt Cots richest blessing may
rest upon him and his family III theti
new field of labor, and give to them
personally the largest measure oil
health and happiness and the Churct
to which they go. the iai gest measure
Of success in every way.
Resolved, Ill. That we congratulate
the church that may be 50 fortunate
rs to secure Brc. Wilson for its pastor
for in him 1t secures IL good man, s
strong preacher, II diligent student, 1
Jealous and faithful pastor. a brave
amt fearless cham pion of the truth a
any cost, a man who brings things &c
pass along every line OF church worl
that falls to the lot Of "a Methodist
preacher.
Resolved, ". That these resolution:
be spread upon the minutes and /
copy furnished for publication.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
neltef In plxlnlng Rods.

OF the wieltlers of The diyining rod there
are still many surviving specimens, who in
many cases claim a kind of hereditary gift
in the use Of the hazei twig, but they are
not generally III n position which suggests
much acquaintance with treasure, buried
OF otherwise, aud their services are chiefly
sought by well sinkers and others seeking
for subterrauean springs for the discovery
OF which the diyinin2 rod is equally eflica
cions. Yet many old miners aud metal
seekers aud people who ought to know
something about the matter have consid
erf,ble faith in the OWNING rod for the dis
ea4ery of veins ii ere and metallic trets
urcs generally Judging BY results the
old fashioned practitioners OF the quasi
blHek arts Rre at leiu3t as trustworthy Us
the Bos.trn scientific specialist, who appears
SO imFosiusty on the modern mining com
pany's prospectus. Ali the Year Round
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
IlOY ".

Ladies' night dresses Mother Hub.
dafd style, yoke ot cluster OF ten
tucis, neck and sleeves of Hamburg
futtlinS, at 5Be.
Ladies white skirts, good muslin
with gored top, bottom cluster oi
three medium wlde tueiis and extra
wide Hamburg embroidery ruiiliug at
DOC.
ladies' chemlse mlde from good
muslin, pompadpur 5tVia, yoke Of OK,
ira wide Hamburg insertion, uenk and
sleeves trimmed with Hamburg edg-
ing, ut Soc; orth 1Jc.
Ladies' drawers. made from good
muslin, witha cluater eli six tlcKa and
wide Hamburg, embroidery ruilie. ut
5Oc. extra Value.
ladies corset covers, elegant can
brte, N-shapo hack and From trimmed
with fine Hamburg embroidery edg
ing AMI insertion. With ciu5tCt oil two
tucks between, at 10c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
New Castle Items.

NEW CASTLE, Jan. l6 Everybody
who could secure sleigh yesterday
was out sometime during the day. The
bells began to jingle in the morning
and 1t was kept up until late i'll the
evening. Three accidents were re.
ported during the day, the third OF
which occurred late III the afternoon.
George Pustill and Jack White were
sleighing in a turnout belonging To
Lveryman Watts, and when near the
bridge on the road leading to Will
minRton, they were overturned In Il
snow bank. The horse became frlgh-
tened. and freeing itself from the
sleigh, made dash for town, startling
Sunday do2ers from their afternoon
maps.
The horse made its way to the livery
stable, without further mishap, but
the sleigh was badly wrecked. The
occupants, with the exception OF a
good shaking up, escaped INJURY. This
morning about s O'Clock the temp
tura was one below, anu was very
penetrating. One young lady had her
fingers frost bitten while coming t.
the p, W. K j. depot.
The is it hot enough for you" iiend
has changed his tune by substituting
the word ''cold" and arc to be seen
about town In large numbers.
Hugh O. Browne, Esq, OF Middle
town spent Sunday with friends here
Fred. Walnut. of Philadelphia, has
been visiting friends In town.
Miss Elizabeth S. thadbourne. o.
Boston, is the. guest of the Misses
Martiudale at the NJ. Il. parsonage.
Miss Clara Blackburn spent Sunda,
with friends In " lin nGton.
Miss Maggie Sherwood, of Whining
ton visited friends here yesterday.
The Milmingtoi.-Ne Castle electric
road project has already aroused op.
position OH the part OF the storekesp
ers here.
Miss Fletcher the Methodist evange
list. made two Interesting addresses
here yast erday
number Of persons from tho Zap
tist Church took II sleigh rile on Sat
urday evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

If nature did not struggle against dis
case, oven in weakly constitutions, sw III
Ind ed would be the course of u mniady
to its fatal termination. While natur,
thus struggles let us. lest worse beful
us, aid her eflt.rts with iudictous medi-
lc'nal help. Experience must be oul
guido in battles with disease, and thai
clamp to our feet" indicates Hustetter',
st b,tters as safe, tried nnt
ba infected with bile, If the bowels and
stomach arc inactive, il tho kidneys fai
TO oXpel impurities of which they pre
the nntnrai outlet, II course of the Bit
tiers is thu suiesl reliance of tho suffer
}er, one, moreover. that Is sunctioned by
professional Endorsement and use FOR
nearly huff II century. No American OF
foreign remedy has earned greater dis
Itinct ion as u remedy for and preventiv,
lof chrome liver COMPLIANT, malaria con
stlpation, kidney and rheumatic trouble
and debility,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

The Farmers Institute of Delaware
met at the delaware College ut New
ark, at 10 O'Clock this morning. Sever.
ial members OF the Legislature were
present and Witnessed the slaughter
ing oil two COWS. with view OF OK.
planning the fatal disease, tubereulo.
sis. aud the ray;ige it is making among
the Cattle. 1 he examination Will De
nude this afternoon. At II o CLOCK the
meeting adjourned until o'clock.
when an explanatory lecture Will lie
delivered by DR.. Cooper in the college
lofatory. The meeting is we'll attended.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
Installation.

The Grand ArchoD and grand officers
of the Grand Conclave of Heptasophs
or S. W. of Delaware visited Friend
ship Conclave. No. l. last Friday even
ing, and after viewing the limitations
OF sixteen candidates proceeded to in
stall the following-namedo officers for
the ensuing term: Chancellor. William
A. Harvey; eminent arcEon, NJ. +. Re-
gan; w. provost, Geo. Cain; prelate. w.
Harry Rile. inspector general. VIM.
johnson; II. s.. q. 1. Muslin; L. s., 9.
grove; trustees, q. l. Muslin. A. b.
Grossgrove, John Russell;tierald, Rott.
Rothwell; warden, Samuel Ovenshine;
sentinel, W. W. Spence; for Representa-
tive to the Grand Conclave, John Rus
sell.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

The chorus to sing at the Moody
will rehearse In West Presby-
terrain Church tomorrow night.
MIR. and Mrs. II. E. VanDyko. OF
Baltimore, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. Coursey, No. 1904 TatEall st.
The Rev. and Mrs. Charles E. Murray
will celebrate the twenty.iifJh ami.
versary OF their wedding on January
2Srd.
NJ ISIS Stella Davidson has returned
to her no me In Philadelphia after a
West street.
The Misses Colburn, who have boon
visiting the Misses Dure of No. 900
West street, have returned to their
home In Philadelphia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
The Sink.

The extreme cold weather is causing
considerable sickness. especially
among aged people. John Bostict, is
Years OF ago, ursidtug on nnPont
street between Seventh and Eighth
streets, is confined to his bed with a
severe attack of rheumatism and drop
sy Mrs. Morris the widow OF Levi
Morris, residing OH ireGeh street
above Eleventh, IS very Ill with an alb.
cess od her hnek. Isaac Smith. the
wetislnown barber, has been sick for
several weeks With caihnncles. aud
does not seem TO idake any improve.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
Second sls,rn Ride.


J Some OF the young men Of the Della
ware Electric supply Company CAV,
another enjoyable sleigh ride to aboui
twenty-five Of their friends last Satur
day evening. They secured the larg,
sleigh Of the Wilmington City Railwa,
Company. which In former years hal
done service on Market street In time
OF snow storms. Dougherty's fou
horses did their part In taking tht
party through the snow drifts, aud al
though tsare were several snow shov
els aboard, they were not called intt
service.
The sleigh was decorated with bunt,
ing and Chinese lanterns. and the &C
cupants made the air cesound witt
large six-foot fog horns. After sleigh
Ing around town and serenading some
OF their friends who were unable to 20
they turned their horses toward the
country and visited Newport. Stanton
and Marshaltown, returning by way
OF New Castle and Hare's Corner. Or
the way in they serenaded Sheriff
Gould and his family. who invited
them in and showed them through the
Jail.
After warming themselves and
spending pleasant hour with thu
oneflh anu HIS lHnl1y TIC spokesman
thanked them for their hospitality and
all hands rounding up by giving him
thtee hearty cheers. The party enjoy.
ed themselves immensely and return
ed TO our city early in the morning,
hoping that the snow would last an.
ether week so they might have the
pleasure of another ride.
Among those present were the
Misses Blanoh DeCamp, Estella
Perkins. Mable Morris, Lizzie and
Helen Gates, Fanny Peacock. Ella
Ruth, Blanch Butler. and the Misses
Vim. Pritchard Ponce lie Maistre. Her
mann DeNenney, John Fox. Nat
kenney John Morris, Nelson Smith,
Vim. Whapn. Malcolm Baxter, John
Neary and others
Among the officers OF tho party were
John Fox, general manager; Nathaniel
Kenny, bugler: John Morris, orator and
spokesman VIM. Pri.ehard, blanket
Nelson Smith, chief fire.
man.
The officers acted their part splen.
didly, especially Mr.. Smith. who sue.
ceeded in'putting out Chinese lantern
that had caught fire, by douslng not
only the lantern but the occupants of
tho sleigh with snow and water. The
party desire to return their thanks to
Mir. Smith for his courage and bray
ery(?) JACK Frost.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
LOT III.

Ladies' night dresses, good auallt v
muslin, nil sizes trimmed down front
with Hamburg insertion, two clusters
iOf three tucks at SOC.
Ladies' skirts. good quality muslin,
Ia cluster Of tucks aud Hamburg ruT-
ling, at Soc, worth Il great deal more.
Ladies' chemise. good quality muslin,
trimmed down front with Hamburg
embroidery insertion ana tucks sleeves
and neck embroidery edglng, at soc.
Ladies' drawers, fine muslin. for
rows Of tucks. with good width tor.
lchon lace, at a2c., would be cheap ut
at soc.
| Ladies' drAwers, extra quality mus.
hin, four rows of tucks. with lite Eiaut.
burg embroidery rullie, at 39c.; con,
siderrd a big bargain.
i adde's corset CDYerS, tine camhric
" shape back ana front. trimmed in
itorehon lace ut GJc. very cheap.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

The weather man warns
lis Of another cold wave.
W eve had enough ex,
Iperience to know that what
tho weather man says goes.
We tell you every day OF
our great bargains in heavy
weight suits, oyercoats, trous.
Iers and underwear. When
we tell you that we have
made a reduction Of 10 per
cent. on all overcoats and
children's suits, they go,
too.
Store closed at 6 o'clock
every evening except Tues.
days and Saturdays.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

Thomas McDonough and Isaat
Brown, employed as drivers for The
Charles Warner Company were thrown
from the wagon this morning and
painfully Injured by their horses run
ming away from Pennsylvania avenue
aud DUPONT streets. Biown's right
hand was sprained while 1t is thought
McDonough is injured internally lit
wagon having passed over his body
The men We're taken to the Logar
House and from there to their homei
where medical attention was secured
The horses were caught at Delaware
nNAnuR.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
L01 T..

ladies' night tlfessrs. made from
fine III i-liH yoke OF extra Wide liam.
burg embroidery itaupi with herring
bone bruid with cluster OF tigEks nnl
liamGarg embroidery edgiag at sI.o0:
worth /, i ~
f.ailes' t.tyifts. ittr ausfin goae5i top,
lotion two Csuaiei- OF tarsss %ish
wlete HAMBURG est3fEfitlerg At sl.0a.
worth - -
iahiea einmise mala from ilno
muslin, trimmed with fine ii5lnb lrg
embroidery Insertion and neck and
.laeFe. liemlnrg eIahroiicgy ratlles
bound @itiiiisrfinsboae 3rs,td at l.Ue
worth :l.25.
Ladies' tlgasanrs @aAa from line IN Is.
linl Trimmed with aamggrg embraia.
CT! in 4itti1il AZ i,ifaa;;.ahfas einbroiA.
e : rn lies with two clusters OF thIet,
tuoka between, at sf.a1i worth si.25.
Ladies' corset covers, extra fine
eaFapric. sltiaFe cit hrek, trimmed
With line EBWhIfg embroidery insef-
ton ard rdEing at sioh; worth Si,25.
Our millinery steel. IS FAST dwindllne
tlwIr.
Oar ~ 80 to -. 81 hats go at 9se.
oar =. - TO 80 0S iIfs 90 at ain8.
Our ) 81 to ts0o h9ts 20 ut s2Os.
All our winter go9da,tt iIi5rlepgifuliS
low cut prices. Biggest bargains il
e.oaAs Il. lilo city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

Miss Reba Cloud celebrated her sew.
'epteenth birthday recently by giving
Ia party to her friends Refreshments
were served. Music was furnished by
Frances peIlaven and Earl Hartman.
A mong those present We're: The
NJ isses Hannah Taylor, Mamie Simp.
son, Edna Simpson. Ella DoIbow,
Mary Crosagroye.
Grace Rawlings, Manic DouRherty,
Mary Harris, Gertrude Taylor, Lucy
Walker, Belle Williams, Blanche Walk.
Ter and Messrs. Waiter Cloud. Charlas
Jones. Harry Elliott Lewis Turner.
Pussy Smith, WilliatnsSmtth. James
Dawson. Reuben Kay ar. Erb Me
Daniel and Francis Detiayen. Miss
Cloud received II number oil handsome
presents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
Selling OF mt Great Reduction.

Everything in our store must be dis
posed OF by Feb. LIST. Fine custom
made overcoats. coats and vests. pants
to be sacrificed ut SO cents on the dol
lar; S25 overcoats reduced to $3.50
$50 orercoats $40. SIS oycrcoats 81
~ overcoats So, storm coats, extri
long, big collars. reduced to $3.50
~ 80, $3.50; 50 pants for S3, IS pants
for $3.50; coats and vests, So and st
Iings tsuits made to your measure
iSl2; choice Of our SIS. So trouserngi
,(made to your measure1 $50. Avail
yourself of this opportunity. Liver
pool and London Tailors, 52l Marke
street. Lockyer, Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
Carpenters, kEec.

There were many references to the
Moody and senkey revival movement
In Wilmington pulpits yesterday.
Quite number of sermons were
preached appropriate to the occasion.
There appears TO lie general interest
in the subject among all the Christians
in the city. The carpenters of VIII.
mtagton will contribute their labor in
the Eleventh street rink improve.
ments, consisting of inquiry room,
large exit doors, etc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
Associated Charities.

Our devoted lady visitors are doing
all that Is possible In this extreme cold
weat her, and they need the fun assist,
ance of this charitable community. III
you have clothing for men, women, or
children, or any donations Tor our stck
diet kitchen, please send at once to our
rooms. S37 Tatnall street. Our regu.
others who feel charitably inclined,
please send their subscriptions to vii.
mer Palmer, No. 5G3 Market street.
Act promptly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16


ulNpMAN.-on Jnnuary Thirteenth.
Sarah A. ltiGdman. wife OF James
iiiHdiHan. in the ipti year OF her age
Relatives ann friends M invited to NJ
tend he tnterni. n, e-r In residence,
NG.i 70 Hn'nilL street. on MoniaS aftei-
moon. at three octBnlS. Services N lh7#
house. Iniefment III RiFcrpiew cemc-
terry.
IIIZ--,n January 18th, 1895 Ienna,
dnughtc e. oi William n . auH iliz2.r NJ,
ShlIitz. and grand dang ter OF Mrs
Hannah Y aftor. agt1i months.
RE GiiSrs ana ir!rnts are invited tost :
tend funeral services al TIM iuuae, M, 20
y ttHnl street, on Monday afternoon at :
o'clock. INTERIM NJ private
~PlttNGER- In this city. on January IT..
1883, Hattie, daughter OF George W. AM
Annie L. springer aged 4 years ami /
month.
Relatives and friends ara respectfully
invited to ut end the rinernl fran
Hcst street. on Tuesday Afternoon. ut .
fo'ctoflf. Services at the house. In
torment at " ilratnHtpA and BrahdywiEe
ceneteHy.
Ii AYES. On .Ianuagy 18th. 1897, .,bignl
/ A.. widow uf the ialc james Z. liaScs
hged 81 years.
lielatisEs and friends ARE invite, To at,
tend the funeral FROM ner lar residence.
30 3u3 Fast Third street on fucslEy af.
ternoan. Services At the hou.c ut .
O'Clock.
aSPARKS.-h 1alieStiile, on the 18th
lnSt., ChIfstinna SPARKS. WIDOW OF the
iatc LEVIN H. sparks a ed ~ years.
RelptiNeS aud iTi. nds are IT, pectiiily
invited Ia attend funeral services nj her
lat residence. ON Monday afternoon al |
O'clock. ini"imcat nj the Wilmington
and irandywins Cemetery.
In HranHHwinp iInndIed on
l4th lust. Mrs. Hannah l.. 'rHleS
i latiSes aud tlicn1s 3trc respectfully
invited to Atiend the funeral services al
the resid'f c. of her parents. lew and
; Mary lEldr!dgc, on Wednesday, morning.
n 10 O'Clock. lntefmtni ut hyerview
cemetery.
RsCH ARbSDS.-On January llth, Isa3.
Mattel Richardson. aged > ms nths and
3 duNs.
Reiatifes and friends are igvited to al
/ nd funeral services at the re +idencc OF
her parents, No, FOG East SIKH street, this
tN,onday4 evening, at jO'cinck fui5, raj
on TueSIiti morning. lnterlGent pm
SAtc
4 Thy gentle voice now is hnsEeflt 49,
Thy warm. trur heart is siiil
And on thy yonng and iunnc ut brow
Is resting dpath'a cold chill
) Helshands are ciaspud upon her breast,
We haze Kissed her lovely hfuw,
Her aching heart ] still,
WE haEC no Ait1 ing now.
THY goldeu gates are opened
Is Thy gentle voice Gfllls CDn1e
Ana with thetareMell anapaken.
she calmly entered hptne.
SISTER.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

1t pleases the lawyer and his client.
too, to have the verdict of the jury
unanimous. A great jury composed
of the American public has rendered
an unanimous verdict on DIR. Hale's
Household Cough Cure as a medicine,
agreeing that it promises OF speedy
cure for coughs, colds and bronchial
troubles are always carried out to tho
letter. This pleasant verdict has not
been obtained without great pains
taken To make it the best cough cure
on the market. Try bottle when you
have cough or cold and you will be-
long to tie unanimous" ever after.
For sale by Beaton Smith, 9TH and
Pine streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
One of ehauncey NJ. Depew,s stories.

CiauneeJ NJ Depew tells this story; Not
long stree i WAS down in New England al
II railroad meeting, where was called upon
TO pass upon Il legal question There was
present M eminent representative OF west
ern railroad Of the Colorado species
y do net refer to the potato bug or to the
Colorado beetle. mentioned TO him that
The thing bic intended to dc was ultra wires
Upon which be turned to another railroad
man aid said 1 would Ike to know what
Depew meant uhoi,t the interior virus w,
thought ii was Of the smallpox species. ~
New York World.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
Assessments Completed.

Assessor Charles Wnann OF the Third
district has completed tho assessment
OF That district, comprising the sixth
Seventh ard Ninth wards, and lists
have been hung up for inspection at
these places:
Sixth ward. John Morelands store,
King street below Ninth; Seventh
ward. William $. hoore's store, No.
40l Delaware avenue; Ninth ward. j. j.
Rlgby's store, Twentieth and Market
streets.
The lists will remain at these places
for ten days only.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

The directors OF the Wilmington
City Electric Company have declared
dividend OF 8 pei cent. for the last
= months. payable Feb, lat
The directors oil tho Wilmington
Dental manufacturing Company haYa
declared dividend OF 4 per cent for
airy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

Captain Daisey. oil frankfort, is
a seriously in earnest in reference 10 the
ship canal FROM Indian river lay to
Chlncoteague lay, and ii IL probable
that he will Introduce Il bill during the
present session OF the Legislature ap.
pointing : cun2iiltcr to investigate
tho cause of the stappaSe of the work
Tie canal is NOW 50 feet WI lie, i feet
deep anu extends from Gllineotaagae
BAY almost 10 Intiiall ftptr bay, ans!
there 1t is stopped. no work having
been done on it for some time The
state has furnished tie money TO pay
= for the right of way. and as there i
still $50, 600 remaining from the money
appropriated by the National Govern
ment, Captain Daisey proposes to as
oertaln and LET the public know WI,
the work has not boon completed.
is the intention to make tine canal Il
fcet wide and fset deep and whet
Ii Is completed will mai5n Al cn5H, sal,
and cheap water wng' Tor farmer. irti
growers anu Fishermen to get thci
products TO market.