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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09
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Strong cough candy at Ferguson 8,
ut II East Second street.
Thomas Cloud and wife of Fairville,
Pa, visited our city on Wednesday.
Good mackerel for 10 cents a pound.
at Lark & Co., Tenth and Clayton
streets.
Robert McCadden has traded his
farm near FuirvilIe. Pa, to gentle
man fol a house OF two In our city.
Howard b. Springer, halter No. 5,
w. Fourth street. A full line OF hats,
caps, umbrellas etc.
The annual masquerade ball of tho
Delawa Spngcrbund Will be given
in German Hall on next Monday night
The monthly meeting of Delaware
State Firemen's Association Will he
held this evening in the Fame Hose
house:
Leland I. Powers, the elocutionist
will appear in the play OF David cop
periieid, at the New Century Club on
| February 22d.
Prepared anu selT-raISing pure buck.
wheat meal Three pound package, IA
cents, at J. j. Smiths, 4th and SIMPLIFY
streets.
Isaac n, Carson has resigned from
/
tako position with the Economic
Life Insurance Co. OF Delaware that
will commence doing business in about
| ten days.
Oysters at 80, So, 40 and 45 cents a
| quart, at Ainscow's. No. T0f Shlpley
/ and No, 1906 East Fourth street,
John Adams had three of the fingers
4 of his left hand caught In buzz saw
at the works of tho jackson and Sharp
Company yesterday and may have To
have them arnputated,
The annual meeting OF the Germania
Ioun ASSOCIATION was not held last
night owing to the small attendance
The meeting will he held on next
Wednesday night
Tho Wilmington Hosiery Company,
No. I'll shi pleg street, have put in a
lot OF na@ machinery and twenty-five
mora girls are wanted to keep the
same in operation. Girls wishing
work should call Immediately.
On Tuesday afternoon Mt laurel
William S Galloway, aged about u
years, was Frustrated by severe
stroke of paralysis and now lies in 6
very critical condition. IL is hi
second attack of this Kind and it /:
feared it will prove fatal.
All prisoners to be tried at this tern
of court. arc detained in tho coils IL
the basement at the rear OF the cour
house. Ihe cells contain as many Il.
four prisoners at one time, and from
present Appearances quite humble
viii have their trials.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09

foreign capital to that city, In OPPOSE
ton to home capital. He said that
when tho new works were commenced
the stock of the old gas company fell
from $l25 to $50, causing O loss to
many OF the stockholders. This would
be- the same case with the stock of the
Wilmington City Railway Company,
II any of these charters were granted.
In fact, some Of the Stockholders have
a lready become frightened. The road
to Brandywine Springs Is not needed,
and would not pay half the running
expenses IN fifty years.
Another thing 10 the fact that in
each charter they are allowed to merge
with any other company that is now,
or may be built, This OF itself shows
that It Is not the intention to build
: the roads, but to sell the franchises
for a good consideration. lie claimed
, that as the company was granted per-
, mission to use electricity by tho CITY
. Council of Wilmington, Mr.. Cooper
. objections do not apply. He also
. claimed attention to the fact that none
, of these new charters. except one, have
, any provision to MAKE them pave the
l streets.
v These are things that SHOULD have
J, careful attention. He said that all the
!. bills. with the exception of MIR. Ward .
: are very cruucly drawn, still the VIII
d mington Company would cheerfulls
II transfer their passengers, at reason
$ able rate. OF pass their cars over tbs
) road already established. provided
their franchises were not interferet
1t with. They were willing to do any
Is thing reasonable for these new com
~ panies, and would even carry thei
. passengers over the line for lesi
o money than they can build road.
Frank d. Carpenter spoke in favol
10 of the Eigemoora and Brandywint
y road. and said that never until now
mad no heard OF any offer from thu
a Wilmington Rpilway Company. Still
> there is nothing to bind them to do as
. Mr.. salisbury says. and when tn
l, Legislature adjourns, they would d'
It as they pleased He claims that hi
t. company had as much right TO " char
1t ter as any other corporations, ana con
W tended that the exclusive right claus
t, OF the Wilmington Company woul'
0 not hold in any court. Mr., Carpente
Or presented petition several yard
til long, signed 10y thousands OF persons
asking that the charter be granted.
at Mr. Carpenter continued his argu
er ment until Hos o'clock. and when h
In closed Mr., Cooper assured those pres
lie ont that MIR. Addicks was not in an
u way connected with his road, an
10 would never own share OF the stoci'
b Nor in ours either, interrupted Nj
n Carpenter.
no MIR. Salisbury read several points 0
at law to show that franchise granite
III by the Legislature cannot be revoke
al or infringed upon.
in Mayor Wiley, upon being Gale
III upon. made a lew romarks and sal
that while he was not stoakholdar i
m the Wilmington Hallway Company, h
re had used it almost daily. lie though
u the road was not only an accomtnodi
I'D ton, but also a benefit to the city, ;
ay ii afforded rapid transit, at Il low far
OF The meeting adjourned at H.
MS O'Clock, but those interested RENAME
OF in the chamber in conversation uni
'ru nearly midnight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09

Birnie e Son have taken tho contract
TO supply sails and awnings for the
l4aPOnt yacht which Is hping butt hy
the tiarlan N lioliingsworth tetnpHny.
1t Will bt completed about the first
OF June, and it will be one of lie lin
est that floats on any of oul rivers
They have also racei@eI a contract
from tha Iusey " Jones Company to
lii out It steamer forwarded to South
America Blrnie / son are ledtlnR
men Ia their line, and tifeir work in
variably gives satisfaction,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09
NJ ilIsEI.ID,

r&LLEY-TYSiNGH February Q.
1861 ut the T. stdence of Mr.. f.ihns. on
Church street, bet Seen Tenth and
Eleventh streets. hS AtrV, II. !. palanS,
Nil. NJ. h. Tailcy and Giata \. i,y -iageg
PORTER ERDSSAN.-on January I4th.
1893. nj the Union NJ. l., parsonage. q.
w. Porter aud Ella l.. CtosSani all OF
Wilmington, 10y IL, l.. Hubbard
Mct'EAaf-R RICHARDSON Hoekessiu
NJ I. parsonage. on the 9Th inst. by
icy. u e, torkrau, THomhs Mctlary
and .Sr!.Hh laehards both OF Mi Creek
H.t.4lel
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09

At the meeting OF the Police Com.
mission on Tuesday night charges
were preferred against "A number OF
the officers. Among the charges were
two against officer Haines of having
been intoxicated wllils doing special
duty and with conduct unbecomlng
al officer. The charges were substan,
tiated aud the officer was dismissed
from the force. William Powell has
been appointed to the vacancy and
will go OH duty In few days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bright. and their
daughter, Mrs. ralley, will leave this
city tomorrow, al 19.50 p. M,
for Jacksonville. Florida, where they
propose to pass month OF two. They
will go by the way oil Washington,
Richmond. Va, Charleston. $. O.. and
reach Jacksonville about seven O'Clock
on saturday morning. Tho fare Is
| sl55.00, to Which $500 must be added
for drawing car. We hope they
may have u pleasant visit, aud the last
day OF March may lind them at their
home III this city in good health and
spirits SO that they may be ready
next winter for another trip to the
| land of loWers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09

Mrs, L. b. Me iarty. who arrived In
oul city Oh tho 18th Of ,lmnary from
Laera7sa, Wisconsin, in order to visit
Dr. j b. Wtlch, was relieved OF n can
Ger that grew in her breast after Il
treatment OF three weeks. She Lad
teeu advised by physicians to have the
cancer removed by the knife, but hay.
Ing heard OF the success attending thu
practice of llr Weiln, ahe preferred 80
make tbs Journey to oar city iitiltar
than submit to such dangerous
operation. SHE is stopping with hei
sister, Mrs. j. d. Martin, Nm. 40 E57t
Fourth street and viii rem&ln with t'r
until the wound nude shall be ciiirely
heated. Sha Is in good spirits aud ia
confident that her rntel from cancer
Will prove perm piant,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09

John r. Marr, Albert Macltlem and
William Pierce took the SIS train this
morning for summit Bridge, where
they propose passing tho day in catch.
ing fish in thD Delaware and Cha5n,
poalle canal, They must value the sport
very highly, as the fish tloy caught
chased IN our city Tor less than the
amount Of money it took to pay their
fares.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09

The following Testimonials came TO u.s.
Kenyon II thomas Co. adams, \.
the past two years have
suticrci terribly " til what doctors CT
eczema bnring this ttune / have con
suited several physicians and used I;
fnuuber OF wcil-knawG remedies hui
le1ulA get no relief, unit finally | WA,
cannot say cnou h in praise OF them Al
present am "A well Us eve WAS in my
'i1fr aud owe my s ucare tn INKS 30 yor
tor br. ilaie's Household Ointment nut
lea ANY one doubtiug the 81 zee city o
TINS trsllmun al VIII confer taNut ~
aldrc SIM. very truly yours n. j. Nc
.iNAlB Leomnster, Mass.
/ these remedies are for sale at PIC ant
5uc at Beaton smiths drug store. 18th am
Tine SITS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09
Merit ASi1l Prevail.

The Burlington Vegetable Compound
for nervous debility. dyspepsia, litbi-
tual constipation, liquor and opium
troubles is acknowledged by uil to be a
Specific that i SAT-, aud pleasant, never
fails 10 cure and has to-day thrice the
per cert VI patients cured than any
other similar medicine. DO rot be
decaNed by cheap cures, but Ii you
want an eetive cure 1901 w. Sth ST.
is the only place tho Burlington
Remedy eau be obtained.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09

Stylish dresses for home and street
wenr are easily and economically
nade by colortng cast on garments
with diamond dyes.
one of the hanasonhst visiting
gowns IN Wilmington is now In It's
third season. This year II was colored
with diamond dye fast black aud no
one could tell that 1t was not brand
new.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09

1t looks funny. The bill at Dover
to increase the membera oil the Street
and Sewer Departing ant to five,
seems to Indicate that Addicks
will be allowed to lay his pipes
through tho city. Mr.. Addicks sub
sclibed $500 towards building the
Shields Library Association building.
'.Do Yor SEE"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09

To my friends and the public In
general, want to say that | %iil ra-
ai.siH with /. w tiitai"y, at Eighth
and fIlrkot. streets. where will lie
prepared 10 give you prtter satisfnc-
lion than heretofore IN anything you
may naed, in ready made or cast ON
c.O'l5nx Thankful Ion pust EaVofs,
iearHastig solicit Il continuance Of
5amc, Yours very truly,
1HonAs Y FoRMAN
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09

4 slight fire caused by'an ovefheated
stow In the store of George Quinn, OF
Townsend ard b streets, was the
cause OF the alarm OF fire from box
No. AZ, at 225 O'Clock this morning.
The stove had set fils9 to the sheifing
in tlIe store. and had it not been for
the prompt arrival OF tho department.,
the building would have been de.
stroyed. Mr.. Quinn says his loss viii !
not exceed 500.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09
Lost Cap

Altekel plated cap was lost this
marnnt.! from the ile!aWare Irark
Who going to tHe lire over iEtd
Street sE.iRu. Til, linder sid rauiru
Il IN tue Delaware Fire Company.
sixth aEd French strRets and receive
.AHaks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09
VM.B. SHARP eco
Fourth and Market SITS.
New arrivals daily in dress

New arrivals daily IN dress
fabrics for Spring are inter.
esting to the early buyers.
One of the best all around
and popular make of goods
are the pure wool Tricots at
25, 37a and 30 cents per
yard. They are in three
shades Of blue, 4 shades of
cardinal, 4 shades of browns,
modes, tans, states, reseda,
electric. A shades grey and
mixed and 3 shades brown
mixed.
Crystal Bengaline Silks
with lustre and appearance
equal to the finest grades
regular 81 goods, which We
shall sell for SO cents PEI
yard in colors: garnet, cardi
nal, navy, tan, mode, brown
light blue, white and black
China Silks-About thir
ty pieces new arrivals ii
dark grounds, neat new fig
ures in high colors, especi
ally desirable this season
Ale per yard.
Tuscan Serges--Enfirel,
new and destined to be on,
of the most popular Serge
for Spring. They are D
inches wide, all worstcd
made in wide and marrow
Diasonals, with .tone'
illuminated effects, fancy
eccentric and drop figures
a splendid novelty in all tn
new shades--$l. rs per yard
New B engalines,
New Landsdownes,
New Serges,
New Diagonals,
New Henriettas,
New Cashmeres,
New Damasse,
New Chevrons.
Wash Ginghams - Fou
thousand yards in Apro
styles, &c per yard.
One thousand yards ind
go blue calicoes in ne,
styles OF figures and stripe
are Ct cents per yard; regr
lar = cent goods.
Five thousand yards 0
calicoes, white grounds an
neat figures and stripes il
magnificent assortment,
cents per yard,
Mems seamless half hose
J brown mixed, sizes 81 to II
at 10 cents per pair, 3 pair
for % cents.
New Carpets in all til
best makes OF Brussels, No
quettes and Administers al
|, arriving daily. Our Sprin
: assortment will be unusual
, fine and many inducements
! in price will be found her
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09
Foun aui.ty of Contempt.

George BeckEer, James j. Riley and
Edmund smith were arraigled before
the Municipal Court this morning,
on charges OF contemmpt and tam
pering with witness. by taking her,
Mss Georgianna Bonner, away, that
she might not DO used as a witness
against James j. Riley. Attorneys
Hayes and Turner represented the
prisoners.
The charge Of contempt was first
taken up, Beckner and Riley being
found guilty, but Smith was dismissed.
At o'clock tho court adjourned. hold.
ing each OF the prisoners under $500
bail for IL hearing tomorrow morning
on the second charge, Miss Bonner
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09
Aniiseinenfs.


Charles Frohman Company an-
peared at the Grand Opera House last
evening, in double bill the one acs
play Frederic Lomaitre" and tho
three act farce, entitled Ills Wedding
Day" The cast Was the best that has
appeared here in q farce this season.
The support, Henry Miller, Hurry
Brown Ihos. W. Ryley, May Iiwia
added greatly to the interest,
The next engagement that is Great.
ing much talk in dramatic circles is
that OF a Charles Frohman Company,
who will appear ut the Grand Opera
Miles American play, entitled Tho
Lost Paradise" The story doals With
the old theme with the difference be.
tween capital and labor. This piece is
posed Of the authors best dra.
matte work and this will be It's ilrse
appearance here. 1t should be a su c.
Ge5s.
IA Mad Bargain" James I. Powers
successful farce comedy, will be pre-.
eented at tho Grand Opera House.
next Monday evening by that eminent
star. Tho supporting company is y
most capable one and the engagement
should be 4 SUCCESS.
ACADEMY + MUSIC.
lll5t-clhSb company OF talented
comedians will present that eyerlast-
Ing funny and entertaining comedy,
| Irish Aristocrdeyn ut tile A cademy OF
Music tomorrow night, saturday
afternoon and evening. Tie compost
| ton oil this piece Is clever bit o:
NONSENSE charmlngiy enacted, and
serms to suit the taste of the theatre-
going public IL large degree. IL has
met with tho favored comments Of
the press. The company and piece
is well deserving the praise bestowed.
Every theatre Soer should not IN So
attending ono oil these performances.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09
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DIED.

IEFEYkE.-At rest February 7th, 1913
John b. iefevre. aged 70 ycurss
Eplat YES anl friends are invited To at
tend MS fanar |, ron Il & ate reSidenc Z
G2l French street, on Thursday gth Inst,
ut clock p, M. iutcrmcat private,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09

Mr.. j. Jackson Pterce took the testi-
mony Saturday week OF Mr., Lindlay
e. Kent, in the Parker will case, which
will come up for trial soon at Nest
Chester, Pa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09

Tho FIRST grand hop of the Wecea,
coe isand will he held Ia We eacoe hail,
Tomorrow (r'ridayJ evening. II ckets
- cpH.s
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09

Several small properties can 10 pur,
chased cheap in the western part OF
tho city by calling on Howard L Yer.
non this Office
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09

On next SUNDAY. the 18th of Fsbra .
AIRY, e. IL. Washington will preach at
tho Afternoon appointment, nnd Rev.
i. A itiamrl5aa at HisAt, Viii kiFR
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09
n Y.Cl0thing House
WILMINGTON Thursday Feb. 9. 1898.

IF you want Boys Cloth.
ing that will fit proper
= at proper prices, you'll
be told to come here. Not
only by us, but by fully one
half the mothers in vii.
mlngton.
We do the biggest Boys
Clothing trade in this city,
and that's not a brag either.
Come in the store to.mor.
row. We've gone over every
Boys Suit in the store, and
knocked off a liberal slice
from each Suit, Some light
ones left from last Spring.
Store closed at 6 o'clock
every evening except Tues
day and Saturday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09

A FULL It's a necessity
almost and
DRESS more than a
convenience to
SUIT. be the possessor
Of a dress suit.
Saves you the humilition
of borrowing or the cost oil
hiring one. Why don't
you get one 7 Costs too
much, is the answer gener-
ally given. But it don t,
when you inquire further
into it. We have one for
SIS, a better one for $40,
S22, s25 and s27. These
are from our ready-made
stock.
In cur tailoring depart
ment they will make you
one up to SIS.
From this you'll see it is
not the price, but the
pocket-book that is to be
considered the more,
.,,tII =
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09

The ingredients OF which DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup is COMPOUNDED are those
chiefly relied on by skillful men as
most eflicacious for the cure of all af-
feetions OF the throat, chest and lungs.
They arc the best to be found in the
laboratory of the chemist and hence
this famous cough cure has always
maintained a uniform standard OF ex-
cellence.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09
POLITICIANS NOT SATISFIED.


There is another bill down here that
the members OF tho House should kill
before 1t goes any further. This is a
bill to extend the time of the Clerk OF
the Market. $. N Smeltz to live years.
Mr. Smelt1 has made an excellent oi1i.
cial, but there are others who could,
and no doubt would, perform the du.
ties of this position equally as we'll.
II every man vino holds u position Is
to come down hero and ask to have
his term extended, 1t would be as well
to make the position tho same as the
Judges, with life tenure.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09

Sen Auben Registered Brand Sc.
cigar speaks fol itseH. pur5teln,N o.
5 L. End.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09

MY rooms, with use OF
nv BATH. Tor Ggnl housekeeping two
II tIits. religious family preferred; east
ara side. l.ant moderate. Address H.,
tins ONCE. iH'ott
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09

tITOR sALE-IIouschola goods at OF
L Jehers1 n street. FurnHu q, carpets,
kitchen utensils. etc. for two wocNs com
lnenc ny February 3. tS3tl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09

Just f,eeyed lot 81 rye straw in
blrdles At Waite Brothers, Front and
Orange streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09

yRyANTED The Wilmington II 3siery
wv Company have put IN mora ma-
Ich merry, and nov wlnt g more Yo lng
girls ut once, at 9lI shlpley street. j.
Calvin Hayes, Supt. 1924
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09

ITANTED a half grown girl to assist
w with housework liz aulre at s9S
Sanliuren street. fS-s
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09

JDUBi.iI SALE OF REAL ESTA RE
WIFI be sold AT public sale on the
premises, near Talieyvl,e. Brandywtne
Hundred,
E On MONDAY. FEBRUARY "a. 1893.
Al one o'clock, p m,
The farm of Annie l.. Palmer. situate
on the pmtltc road leading from 'ialiey-
willie 10 the fgulls road. houniei by lands
of PenFose Talley, Clark Web eter aud
others. containing ahont I0Asr ; of land,
more or less; Ia good stone house, frame
barn, wagon HOUSE, slaughter house
wool honse and other necessary and con-
yenieut out tiuilllnes ar thereon erect
ed. II iiom good roHd and within 5
miles Of W iimington. This property is
In good state of Gil tivatlon mud is
worthy the attention OF persons looking
Tor n desirable farm. FERNS nj sale.
W. LYMAN, Attorney for owner.
L. ". Stidhln & Son. Aucts. f99td-ltw
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09

The act introduced by Mr.. Kcnney
providing for the maintenance OF The
National Guard of Delaware is very
important 1t provides That compa
MES and regiments may 10 formed by
male citizens over Is years Of age, und
mabe3 provision for their support
Ille companies tat: consist of infantry
artillery or cavalry, bat not moIe than
500 men are to constitute 1t. The
ttoop9 are to be subject 10 The call OF
She Governor to suppress riot or iii
surreetion. and while thus engaged
shali be pail at tie rate of a 81 day
for priYates, up 20 - Il day Tor "A gen
eral, II any should be wounded dur
ing such service, they shall 10 caret
lDr ll,. the State, 1he amount o.
money to he appropriated Tor the sup
port of the guard is left blank.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09

DIR. James II. Wilson asked for an
additional appropriation OF 800 to
purchase rs acres OF land ut $3.50 an acre
for the purpose OF providing n place
for some OF the Inmates to work. He
suid that the trustees had the refusal
of this land at that price until Fehru'
AIRY IL, and as 1t Is increasing In value
rapidly the owner would rather that
they did not take 1t He claimed that
sufficient vegetables could be raised
on this land for use In the institution
| and leave surplus to sell. In his
opinion 1t would be to the advantage
of the State to secure this tract of
land. as 1t Ia daily increasing In value.
but 1t remains to DO seen IL the NOM
bers agree with him.
POLITICIANS NOT SATISFIED.
The fate OF tho coal oil Inspector bill
in the Senate yesterday has stirred the
politicians up considerably,anda num-
Der OF them were here to-day, among
them being Samuel Durney, the pres
ent Inspector. who Ia far from being
satisfied with the action OF the Senate.
John L. Dickey was also here, ard as
lie and Mr.. Durney we're in conference
sevefhl times 1t Is reported that AIR.
Dickey has another bill prepared
which will continue Mr.. Durney in
Office. and that he will urge its pas
| sage.
These men censure Senator Pyle FOL
voting against tho bill, hut whan they
undertook to take him to task, found
him lniiexible. A prominent Demo.
crat said to mo to day: Il am opposed
to special or personal legislation oil
general principles, and while this
feeling seems to be shared by the con.
sentative members OF the Senate, 1t is
evident that it docs not prevail In the
! House.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-09

THE BlLtWAEE STATE HpEpTrAIa
The Delaware State Hospital pro
miss to become an expensive laxaiSt
far tho atate The trH steps were nero
tn day, ana w5r3 gwen an audience
this afternoon.