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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-15
VIM. B. SHARP g. CO.,
Fourth and m arket Streets
IsTER's OHDEn,
IL liEGIS1EIs'S OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE Co., DEL.,

Nkw CASTLE Co.. Del, ....
April II. 1893
minisi rat or o George A. Joseph. late OF
Deceased. It is ordered and dI.
istrator aforesaid give hotico OF grant
ing OF Letters of Aqministration upon
the estate OF the deceased, with the
date OF granting thereof by causing
advertisements to be posted within
forty days from the date of such letters
In elk of the ost public places OF tie
county ofNew Castle and State of Della
ware. requiring all persons having de.
mhhus against the estate to present the
same, Or abide by an act OF Assembly
In such case made aud provided; and al
60 cause the same to be inserted with
IN the same period in tho Daily Repub.
mington. Del. and to be continued there
IN three weeks e. o.
-, Given under the hand aud Seal
SIS. OF office of the Register Aforesaid.
- ut Wilmington, in New Castle
county aforesaid, the day and year
above written
j. WILKINS CooCH, Register.
kOTlCE.-Sotiee Ia hereby given that
Letters of Administration were in due
form of law granted unto the undersign-
ed. on the 18th day OF February, A, ID.
assineh the estste OF the deceased must
present,tie same. duly attosted, to tbo
18th day OF April. ISi, or abide lie
Act q Assembly in such case made and
EZRA BELL. Adniiuistrator.
Address. Wilmington. Del. alS-sod-sw
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-15

Tuberious Rooted Regonias. either
pink. scarlet. white, crimson or vel
low. l5e each, $l.50 per doz., at j. j.
Smiths Fourth and Shiplsy SITS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-15

A grand concert will be given in the
New Century Club building on Thurs.
day evening, tho 25th inst, for the
beneilt of Harrison Street NJ. l..
Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-15

Will open my Ice cream garden. 7o2
Lancaster avenue. on Saturday even.
Ing, May 18th, with KyIe's superior
Ice cream. +. MCGoyERN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-15

The body OF Mrs. Sarah A. Zebley
formerly of this city. but lately Of
New York where she died. was brough
TO this city this morning and iuterl I'd
hero.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-15

N'th " h'aJpaiey '-'s''''s' .-ssss.ss''-s S-
Bernard Donahoe is a grocer in south
Wilmington. He lie at present NOM
Der Of the Board of Education.
John 4. Ahrens, who defeated ex-
councilman George Il. Barnhill. Is a
book keeper AT tie Arlington Mills,
and Inns never held Office before.
Harry Il. Smith. nominated In the
Eleventh ward, Is one OF the most
prominent of oil Democratic ward
workera. Ho Is at present county con-
stable and he Inns been policeman,
clerk Of the peace, clerk In the county
treasurer's Office, voters assistant in
the Eleventh ward and general fac
tottum for the Democatic party.
He took an active part In the recent
election cases in the United States
Court, and there is every reason TO
believe that 1t was h3 who added
many OF the names to the collectors
duplicates.
The nomination of Mr.. Ahrcns in no
Ninth ward Was surprise, as 1t was
generally supposed that exCouncilman
George L, Barnhill had the inside
track.
The Democratic nomination election
Tor city officers will take place next
Saturday. and 1t is announced that
William T. Lyman has, at the solicita-
ton OF his many friends, consented to
allow the use OF his name as candidate
for city solicitor. AT first Mr.. Lyman
refused TO become candidate. but in
Difference to the wishes of his friends
has iiHally consented.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-15

10. Corngll is still In the screen
business and will furnish estimates
on all work and guarantee to do what
no says shop: 2O1ls Jefferson street
residence. 600 w. Second street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-15

In 5-inch beautiful frames, g.. so and
up: ). A. Iebley, artist, 1904 West
Third street, Wilmington, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-15

All the latest styles at Springer's
hat store. No. West Fourth street, be-
tween Marke und Shipley
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-15

Fipe Calad.uLns elephant sar) goa.
Mige butts. 10 and BE. each ut j. j.
Smiths. tourt. anI Shipley sts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-15
PFGlsrEt'S ORDER
IL REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE Co., DEF.


NLw CASTLE CO.. DEL
Upon the application of Nmnie Deri,'t.
son. AdminihtIhIIiN ~ Mary SCARBOROUGH
laln OF Wiln nSion hunIre /, In sail
county, deceased il is Ordrrei
and directed by tho Register that
tho ADM iisirntrIx aforesaid give notice
ui granting OF letters trSt.tln"ntrry
upph the estate OF tile dcrcnaed
MIN me date OF granting thereof, BY
tah@ihE ADVERTISEMENTS 10 he uusl,.1
wlthi;i iuity dnys from the date 81 snyi,
letters IA SIX OF the most public places
81 the county NEW Castle. fcuiIi,iny
all pulsons lIuvin8 dGiatuds against Tie
estate to present the same or abide nv
m Act OF Assembly III SUCH ca r,ngIo
anu provided: and also cause tho same
to bc inserted within the same neriodJn
the htily Republican,, IL news.
lmnet published III Wilmington, Del.
snd o lie continued thelcin three weeks
III Given under tho bnnn AND scal
=. :. OF Office OF tho Register II fore
- Nald, ut Wilmington. IN New
iasi'H I"HntH. aiorcs said, tho day and
Yr#t above written, 49,
!. MiLKINs CooCH, Itesiste,
NOTlGt--NotiCc is hereby given that
iCtic"z tcstnmontary were in due form
IN" Eth day of April. A. ID l~93. and that
all persons having claims Igaiiist
the estate OF the ieocascd mlst
pfesen! the same. dUly attfsted TO tho
eitlu .tdiniuisitaiI 4 on or before tho 18Th
any y April. lSIs. or abide the act Ct As.
seinbiy Ia such cuso made and provided.
AN IL Hi.. iSh SIN,
Address, Marshalton. bel. ali
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-15

MIR. and Mrs. Walter McT.ear, OF
Chester, Pa, will remove to this city
in few weeks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-15

They are family OF church work.
ers building up the First Presbyterian
Church. The PASTORS stringent hold
is personal calls. His wife has worked
up q live young Temperance" society
which will moot at the home of tile
president, Miss Rebecca Milligan, 1921
Gatnall street, on Friday evening. The
Chiistipn Endeayor has new life and
interest and 10 growing In members,
influence and usefulness. About 90
niembers were present last evening.
The young peoples choir numbers
thirty. with j. Frank Ayers leader.
The public can have the pleasure of
partaktng of some Strawberries and
cream with these hundred young
people In the lecture room OF the First
Presbyterian Church, on the evenings
OF May 25. 20 and "a.
STRONG MAN.
"When n strong man armed keepeth
his palace, his goods are In peace; but
when q stronger than he shall come
upon him, and overcome him. he
taketh from him all his armour where
In he trusted and divideth his spoils."
Satan is the strong man and God Ia
the stronger.
While Satan is sending his repre-
sentatives among us and his demons
everywhere, his power OF evil is defeal-
ed when VIC receive Christ who recon.
Giles us to communion with God,
whereby we participate in and enjoy,hls
life, presence, power, wisdom, love
grace.
Mr.. Milllgan Is reported TO have
said he believed that there is mighty
battle between the angels of Heaven
and hell for the possession of the soul.
All should DO interested In IT.. because
their eternal interests are dependent
upon IT. People are too prone to be
ii. 49,. .A..l - - a
Lords side. Tho stronger Is destined
to overcome ana cast out from the
palace this strong man. He made an
eloquent appeal TO those who might
feel the dominion OF Christ In their
hearts to come fol ward after tile SER
vice. He said that although Satan Is
very powerful he Is not omnipotent.
God is the only being having that at
tribute,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-15

Painful tcethinG collie, diarrhoca pre-.
vente1 and cured 10y lioopcrs' enodyne.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-15

Tomorrow promises to be partly
cloudy to fair with variable Winds
and little change OF temperature, In.
dicating local showers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-15

A Awaits any
one who has
Biz no t visited
Sixth andMar-
SURPRISE k et this
Spring, A sur
prise that there are so
many styles and goods,
that they are of such value
and low prices. and that
such a trade in Mems and
Boys Wear is being done
right here in Wilmington.
No need 10 go away from
our city to get better as
sartncnt and goods or
lower prices for good arli-
cies in Clothing, Hats or
Shoes for Men or Boys Of
all sizes. Look in the
windows for some of the
new things and come il.
side and get the prices.
JAS. L. MULtIN & Son,
Clothing, 9th & Market,
Hats, Wilmington
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-15


NT ANTED-YouI q man, II years old
Wy from tho country, To learn the drug
business. Address, In own handwriting.
D. N. W. cor. Tenth and Market strerfs.
Wilmington. lei. INSIST
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-15

DUDLIG SALE OF HORsES.-we will
J. sell at public sale at our stables. BIZ
Market strebt. Chester. Pa. on
THURSDAY. MAY IS. 1898,
at $50 O'Clock p. m..
81 head of horses direct from Cupber.
land county, Penneylvanil, consisting OF
driving. work ana general purpose
borses These horses have heeG selected
expressly for this market. Among item
will be found horses suitable for road
trnck, Saddle coach or carriage purposes
Can be seen and tried two days before
sale. Every horse to he as Represented.
Two and four months' credit.
HANSUM & FULMER,
Stldham * Son. Auctioneers.
Telephone No. 19l. mis-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-15

M ANTED-A girl for general house
w work IN snail family. Apply at
80. ia3 asst Second street. mil5-Stt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-15

1t the uspuB ttoAs oifios to-day. In the
Shade:
z o'clocks 10 o'ciociSi o'oiock
10 "a 20
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-15

lion SAliE-h firsi class meat and pro.
IL vision market; good reason for sell.
ing. Address ID. D.. tails otJiee, mI6.eti
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-15

For sale by N. b. Danforth. 2nd and
streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-15

w ANTI D-A girl TO do general hoase.
w work. Apply al No. 5UI West irh
'iocis ml5-tf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-06

Work Of Sanitary OHcers-Typhoid De
creasss, but Grippe Spreads.

Work OF Sanitary Omcers-Typhoid De-
ereasss, but Grippe Spreads.
At regular monthly meeting yesterday
OF the board of health reports of the health
officer. sanitary officer and plumbing In
spector were received. The board allowed
the following bills:
Charles l.. Bailey, SIS: Van BrockIin &
Wilson. s.: Lowman It Hanford. $7.i0;
w. ]. Stevenson Gag and Barge Com
panyl si23 IS: Charles A. Craig. s.; Will
lam kerkov, SIS as, T. n. Strickland,
sl6.oo. Stewart & Holmes. 81; Providence
hospital, $i29.M
The sanitary officer reported that during
November he had inspected sixty prem
ises, had abated seventy-ive nuisances
and that six nuisances we're now in course
of abatement.
The plumbing and sewer inspectors re-
port showed that during the past month
the inspector made thirty-six inspections
of plumbing work and had issued FIVE
sewer permits. During November twenty
six plumbing plans were filed.
The report of the health officer, DIR. r.
$. Palmer. reads as follows:
II have the honor 10 submit for your
attention my renort for the month Of No
vember 1875. The total number of deaths
from ali causes was II. as compared With
~ the preceding month, aud Al for the
same month last year. The death rate
vas 10 per 100 population.
The number OF cases reported and
deaths occurring from typhoid fever
showed q marked falling OF from the re-
ports of the preceding month. there hav-
Ing been reported 2 eases with 2 deaths
The prevalence of in1uenxa 60 some ex-
tent In ;he city Is shown by the record Of
death assigned to la grippe followed BY
pneumonia There were reported mud
cases OF diphthcria aud / case OF scariatina,
all OF which were inspected and plscarded.
There we're 6I births reported"
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Asiross avenue 10 Foarfeenfh stree.
thence along Fourteenth street 90 Depc:
street; thence along Depot street 20 Brook
street; thence along Brock street to Re-
publican street; thence along Republican
street 70 Roliin street The dimensions os
the sewer vary from iron stone pine OF "a
inches inside diameter TO brick ovifornl
with . clear horizontal axis of 81 inches
and q clear vertical axis of IS inches Tas
cost Is not to exceed $35 so.
A main sewer beginning on Twelfth av-
euue ~ its intersection with Bancroft way
and running thence along Twelfth avenue
to its intersection with Hazel street. The
material shall be Of circular iron stone
sewer pipe OF eighteen inches inside diam.
eser, at cost not 70 exceed 81. 40.
The ordinances were passed and the
board adjourned.
Delegate Cook presided over the meeting
Of the house. The ordinances providins
for construction Of sewers were passed.
Delegate Goddard reported in favor q
renting the Spring street wharf 70 E. T.
Caine & Co. at $50 month. and IL wa,
agreed TO.
The house then sdiourned until Monday
evening.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-06

The last hour in Judge Hurnes eour;
Yesterday afternoon was spent la getting
iurv 20 try Robert Long. an alleged Illegal
xo,sr a. the recent school election. whose
trial comes OF today.
Judge Osborn yesterday refused new
,risl 10 ths defendants In the case OF w.
III Middleton vs.. Otto Ranse Ct al MID
dl.,on sued for 1900 damages for per
sonal injuries and recovered s, So
y q. Leland and J. A. rorshand yestes-
DAY hled articles q Incorporation oil TIE
Record Company. with q capital stock OF
"a oen in shares Of 500 each. This cor
porA,iou will continue the Publication Of
the Record
Licenses to wed we're issued yesterday
for James McSagly aud Jennie orexer.
both OF Seattle; Francis NJ Cosgrovs. OF
Seattle. aud Mary A. Hartley, OF Ia
Crosse. Wis. Charles III. aanson ana
Jennie NJ. Smith. both OF Kirkland
CT Keller. Of Enumclss. sad Ellis
Norrt.on. OF West Seattle. fwo OF the
sxentv-ons citizens selected BY the county
commissioners 10 attend a. delegates the
road convention as Olympia this moaSa,
haxs declared their acceptance Nothing
has vet been heard from The remaining
nineteen.
Yesterday was the day set for openlns
the n~c~uber term Of the United states
ais,ric, court. bat as IL had eesn ssresd TO
can,inuw the opening 10 beceseeT III, NJ
nnfsi Judge Hsnfo-d. vhe 70 expecse<'
h.rx very sooa, can es present. t1eTS
uopkfns merely called court for q nome 81
and entered ou order Of continuance on
the minutes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-06

seiis Martha 9saesnesd - Righteea
Moashs fer Robbssy.
with the next lot Of convicts sent 10
"siia Waiia from King county viii be .
woman. Belle Doe. or Belle Martin. one of
the nrss female convicts TO be sent 70 the
psnisentiary from the superior court The
only shing that may prevent her going Is
m appeal TO the supreme court.
The woman. with her supposed sslover.
James Martin. we're few days ago con-
vlcfsd OF robbing . coal miner named
Charles Murphy Of 500 in gold, doing the
work In . room in the rear OF the Dove
saloon and dance house. low resort on
the Grant street sig-zag, last October. They
made . motion for new trial, but Judge
Humes yesterday overruled 1t and passed
ssntsnce upon them. He gave the man
Tour years and the woman eighteen
months In the penitsntisry. At the trial
II was shown that the woman took the
money from Murphy's pocket while he
was very drunk and divided it with her
husband or ''iover"-which relation the
man bors to her Was not made plain at
the trial-but the jury found them equally
guilty.
Another convicted robbsr. Barney Price.
Was given . sentence eighteen months
longer than the aggregate Of those given
the Martins He 10 said TO have robbed
Martin Olson. Port BlakeIey sailor, of sc
In Biackchapel alley on October - His
accompIice. Emil Hinzs. turned states
evidence and went free. but Price was IN
dicted. tried and convicted Seven years
at hard labor was the punishment which
fitted his crime. Judge H1mes yesterday
decided.
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RoryrY pxrAxrxUf-LAxaLu.S 3.

HoCyrY pxYAKrNUf-LAzoLKY. =.
Debensurs Corporafioa ". 8. r. Warren
-Demurrsr TO petition for writ Of sssist-
ance; sustained: petition disnssssd.
sarah Z Clark W 8. c. Nunson-Order
OF distribution; signed
}. w. Shook vs. Charles Hall Motion
TO set aside judgment; denied.
Paul Brosi Va. r. B. Rob,nson-Judg-
ment and order Of sale; signed
William Cochrane ct al. ". King County
ct h.-Dsmurrer; argued and submitted
CIVIL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. >.
&. n. Lindsay W. G. 8. Palmer st al
Judgment in sum Of SIS: signed.
A. Maginnis Sons W. 8. III. Hart-Judg-
ment in Gum Of $532: signed
First National Bank ~ James Koran ct
al. Findings and conclusions; signed.
3. A. Howard W Seattle National Bank
Dem ufrer 70 complaint; sustained.
w. H. Middleton W Otto Ranke ct al
Motion for neg trial; overruled.
U. 4. Smith W. Skookum Manufactur-
Ing Company-ordsr diminishing Garnish-
ments; signed.
CRIMINAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. =.
State W. james and Belle Martin-Mo-
ton for new trial; denied; defendant
James Martin sentenced 10 four years in
penitentiary; defendant Belle Martin SEN
fenced TO eighteen months in penitsn-
tiary.
State VI. Barney Defendant sen
fenced 70 seven years IN penitentiary.
State W. John Observation-Disclosures
found guilty - charged.
PaosArR pEpARrMEHr-LAroLEY.
Estate OF Kate Nanogue--Amendedp petit
ton for letters Of administration filed.
Estate Of Wilson A. Snyder-Report and
account Of administrator: flied.
Guardianship OF J. T. E-Anderson- Bond
Of A. I. Anderson, guardian. flied and ap-
proved.
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C. r. Sehettier has reported 20 the police
that his room on Cherry street. near Third,
was robbed Sunday night and $40 in
money and silver watch stolen. SchettIer
Is plumber at the corner Of the alley on
Cherry street. between Second and Third
streets, and his lodgings are over the shop.
When he vent to his room Sunday night
he found the place in dtsordered condl-
ton. His trunk had been pried open and
the contents were scattered about over the
foor. An open window showed how the
burglar had gained an entrance to the
PREMISES.
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EXTENDING TIE TAX ROLLS.
The City VIII Have to Bear Its share
of the Road Tar.


The appeal in the case brought by SAM
uei Ii. Piles 10 test the validity of the
special road and bridge tar passed by the
last legislature has been dropped. The
tar rolls must be In the hands of the
county treasurer by the second Monday
in January, and, since the cause would not
come mp before the supreme court until
the middle Of January. il was decided TO
cancel the appeal. The county auditor 10
nov proceeding with the extension Of the
rolls under the Law.
The last session Of the legislature pro-
vided for a road and bridge tax to be levied
on oil property in the county. including
municipal corporations. The moneys de-
rived from this tai could only b applied
in the country districts, however, and not
within the corporate limits Of any town.
The question arose whether or not 1t was
constitutional to levy tai on property
that would derive no direct benefit there
from. The county commissioners levied
the tax ~ their October meeting and then,
nj their instance, Mr.. Piles. as q taxpayer.
brought suit to test the constitu .ionaiity
of the act. Judge Langley. in the superior
court, decided that the levy was legal and
an appeal Was immediately taken. The
supreme court was pstitionsd TO take the
case up and put 1t forward on the calendar
In order 10 get an early decision. out this
the supreme court declined to do. and the
appeal has been Of necessity dropped.
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SEWERS INTO THE TUNNEL.



the North End.
The mayor called special meeting of
the city council last night for the purpose
of considering ordinances providing for
the construction of sewers. 1t is proposed
to start work on the Lake Union serer
tunnel IS soon as tie money from the sale
of bonds arrives. and the object Of the
ordinances is that sewers running into 1t
shall be constructed in time TO be used
when the tunnel is ready.
Following are the sewers 1t is intended
TO construct:
main sewer beginning on Rollin street
at its intersection with Republican street
and running thence along Rollin street 10
its intersection with Depot street, the
materials and dimensions of the sewer TO
be as follows: OF brick, oviform with =
clear horizontal axis OF 80 inches ara q
clear vertical axis of 45 inches, the cost
not 10 exceed $4,000.
For main sewer beginning on Twelfth
avenue 40 It's intersection with Gould
street and running thence along Twelfth
avenue 10 Hazel street; thence along Ha-
gel street to Melrose avenue: thence along
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-06

March "A, 1890. sentenced 70 terms III sis-
's.ent lengths. Donneiiy getting the short
- .our years ~ the penitentiary. His
sonoucs VS. good. and after few months
Nc vas removed 70 the reform school. He
sl.yeo there twelve days and then escaped
On July II 30 much for his youthful sp-
pearance.
Ar. faucett also hiss letters showing
ehss Dcnnsliy was one Of the four men
.no robbed house st Whascom Of 8, 500
iass fsii and Immediately after held up
s s robbed the postmaster 1t Blaine Of
wy. One OF the msn got seven years for
the latter crime, but nothing was proven
agasnss Donneiiy. who hsd none Of the
plunder In his possession.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-06

The equity department of the superior
court was again filled yesterday with at
torneys employed on one SHE or the other
OF the couniy hospital injunction suit, and
Judge Langley heard the remainder OF the
lengthy argument on the demurrer to the
comps Amt interposed by the county COM
mi.sionsrs. The last attorney had his say
at 4.3o o'clock, and then the judge took
the matter under advisement. saying that
the authorities cited were so numerous
and the case of such importance that he
would require time to consider before rui-
ing upon the demurrer. The answer OF
the defendant was, of course. no. fled.