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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

liIF IToasuFNT1 UflIta
Grand Rapids. Nich. sept ~ fs1t
Notice Il herety given that the assessm-n M
roll for the construction 81 . sewer N Lake
street. from Ss,uth last street - >oufh Fuller
street. V noH IN ny hands. and thak viii ~
days from this date ~ the che 81 the ciistfeas.
urcr city hall
oefii n H. soRRIcK. civ Treasurss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

CITY Tre1surer's office,
Grand Rsplsia. Mich. Scpt -. isaA 4
Notice = hereby given that the s<sesFment
roll Tor the improvement ~ Highland axenue
from Jstfffon asentlo % <onth tniun sfroct. u
now In my hsnds. and that 1 ~lil rcceise pa sment
theresa for the period % twenty dass FINN this
DATE ~ the oflca - tie city city hall
oct - ~ II. sokRItk. Cify measures
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12
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RE-UPHoLsTERiNo

DE-uRHOIsIERING- R.della A Holt q fn
~ south Dlsision street are showing sons
Interesting fAhrics In upholstery goods fsie
phone ~ Tor esfimatcs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-25

Some time during Monday night the
sash factory oil James G. Dillon, at No.
1919 West Fourth street, was broken
into and robbed of tools valued at
between 1900 and $500 The thief Of.
Elected an entrance by placing board
against II window, and then climbing
m His fOotmarks were plainly visi.
Bile in the snow yesterday morning,
hut beyond this. there was no clue to
his Identity. The matter was placed
In the hands of City Detectives Haw-
kins and liatton. who recovered q
mart OF the stolen property at the
Junk store OF Vim. Church, Second
and Madison streets. and upon lnfor'
nation which they received, arrested
James Lundy on suspicion OF being
the guilty party.
He was urragned before Judge Ball
this morning, when Robert Wild ana
+. w. Mccall identified some Of the
too.s captured by the deteetlyes as
their property. Mr.. Dillon testified
TO tho fact OF his shop having been
broken into and robbed on Monday
night. He also said that about 40 shs,
per tools, belonging to him and valued
at from as to Y25 zach, had been
taken,
William Church testified that the 40.
| cused came to his place yesterday and
said That lie was from Now York, and
that A. lie was out OF work he wanted
to sell his tools to get money to go
home with The witness gave him ca
for lot, the actual worth of which Is
about $40 or $l9.
! IL was also shown by the testimony
OF the foreman, that Land was oCoa-
sionally employed about tho factory
to pile lumber, or clean up the rooms.
ana therefore was conversant With tho
I premises. As the accused claimed that
/ he has some witnesses for hi5 defense,
tho hearing was continued until to-
| morrow morning. .-.
Landy was ARRESTS, lost winter on q
| Chal ge Ut arson, In sottlng tire to q
| building at Front and Snarles streets.
but there was not sufficient evidence
| TO secure his conviction,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-25
Meeting OF builders.

The members of the Builders TX.
change held their yearly meeting yes.
tsrday afternoon President Reed In
his annual report said thlt tho ex-
change was In an excellent condition.
Secretary Foulk reported slyty-foue
members, ali OF whom were In good
standing. Treasurer Harrg Evans re.
ported balance oil between Sil00 and
$1,000 In the treasury,
A committee composed OF George
I'll. Mccall. Frank A. Mitchell, Richard
Kelley, jesse simmons and Llndlsy
Kent were appointed q committee to
make arrangements for dinner TO be
given tho members. The following
directors will serve for three years.
William II. Foulk, Phlemma Chend.
lei, Richard Kelly, II A. Miller, Je. 80
X. Raylis. Frank A.Mltchell ana J. Il l..
Seeds.
A. s. Reed, John P. Almond and
William II. Foulk wore elected della
gates to tho convention of tho Nation.
III Master Builders Association. which
will meet In ST. Louis in February.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-25
Nlorrisnn Discharged.


After being out all night tho jury In
the election ease against Robert II.
Morrison, cane into the court room
at II O'clock this morning AMI hlvlng
failed to reach u verdict, wore dis.
charged as also was Mr. Morrison.
Tie case against George W. Cur
rlnder, register OF the eastern diB-
trlct Of White Clay Creek hundred
for refusing TO reglstor John Levy OF
that hundred, on October 10th, was
then taken up,
The panel of Jurors chosen was.
Foreman, Enoch Clark, Henry Nj.
White, NJ, Whalen, Ferdinand Chairs,
J, "A. lolIeckor, Charles ii. Baynard,
Frank Corbt, j. s. Beeson, Jonathan
T. George, II. II Billany, John Thomp.
son and j. Il. Jester.
Mr., Levy testified that Mr.. Currinder
refused to register him on that day,
saving that his tax receipt was not
genuine.
VIM. Il. Smalley, In answer to q
question by Attorney Lyman, stated
that on September 10, no saw Levy
present Il receipt bearing tho sigma
ture OF collector, j. ii. Smalley, bat
as there had been some trouble over
said receipts, Mr.. Currinder told him
( he could not fully qualify upon 1t,
but II Ito would come back on the fol-
lowing Saturday, be would do so, pro-
vided that the receipt was genuine
one.
Levy then pulled from his pocket
another roceli bearing the signature
OF John I. Dlckey, but said he would
not register upon It, Mir. Currinder
told him then lie would register him
upon the Dlckoy receipt. When he
presented tho hickey receipt, he re-
marked, II did not have to bo regis
tered to-day or | would have pre-
sontod this one" meaning the Dlchey
receipt. II will be registered on this
one. Smalley. or none" This witness
asked him on that day why he did not
register on tho hickey receipt and save
trouble but he replied that ne did not
want to'do SO.
Arnold Naudain, Jr., william L.
Wier and Thomas Morrison also zorro
borated the above statement.
ID. X. Donaldson testified 20 getting
into an argument with Levy before the
registration. over the legality OF Ger
tain receipts which had been Issued by
MIR. Smalley. The talk eliminated 10y
Levy remurlting that he had hickey
receipt, but he would register on his
Smalley receipt
Tho witness told him to give the
| Dlckey receipt and prevent any trou
bic lie replied lint lie would net,
After the registration MI. donaldson
met Levy again and asked him how ht
made out. He would not Register
me on 1t, replied Levy. Did Cultiu
der absolutely refuse to register youy
mo, but lie might as well, us he told
mo to come lack next saturday"
The defence then rested. At l.
O'Clock District Attorney Watson com
menced l.is address to the Jury. At
o'clock court adjourned for recess.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-25

SCOTT.-On tho esnd of Jan. 1899. Kate
Scott, wife OF iIar v scott aud daughter
Of obert aud the late Jane McGon'gaL
in her tibtn year.
The relatives anh friends are respect
fully invited 70 attend her funeral from
the residence of hor husband en- New
Castle avenue near u, South Wilmington.
on Wednesday Afternoon al o'clock.
Services at I've house. lnterment at
Rivervicw Cemetery.
Dearest loved one we must lay thee
in tho pc cctul graves embrace;
Bat thy memury will be cherished,
<Tili we see thy heavenly face.
Al Rest.
CoX.--On JunpaIy "a 1898. of pneumonia.
Cytlurine, widow of the late Washing
ingt' II C'y, in hcr 53rd We +.
Relatives an i friends are invited TO at
tend he funeral services vt htr la resi-
dcu. e, No. SlI Morrow street on Thursday
AFTERNOON, ut . o'clock. lntermont ptt-
Vatc.
HAYDEN.-At F.eldshoro Del, Abram
Hayden, II retired farmer and merchant,
aged 81 years.
rom MANI this city. on Jan. q, 1898.
Albert 4. Foreman. i'll the G5th year of
his age. -=
Ecl,tivcs anl frieu Is also Fairfax
Lodge. No. II, /. q. o. r., Clayton Lodge.
No. T. X of p, and the employ ets
OF the railroad car shops. are respectfully
invited TO atscud hl- funeral from his
late residence. No iOi 4. S0vcnih stroyt,
ON saturday Afternoon, the 2Sth ms q. ri
| = % O'Clock Services at the house. In
terment mt Wilmington ana Brandy inc
cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-25

NEw CASTLE. Jan. 25.-PoStmaster
Gordon has received orders from the
u. s. Superintendent OF Railway ser.
vice to weigh all mails despatched
from the Office here, beginning with
Monday, january seth, dnd continuing
uutil March 4th.
The mllkmen recently made com.
bine to serve their customers at seven
o'clock during the cold weather, but
some of them, believing that the early
milkman catches the purchaser. start
ell out at their usual unaarthly hour
and the others had to follow suit.
The novelty OF the Columbian
stamps Is wearing oil and many per-
eons refuse to use thN:n on account OF
their size. Meanwhile Postmaster
Gordon is dlsposing OF his supply OF
the OLD style stamps at cost,
Merchant John lienke has solved
tho problem OF Icy sidewalks by poar-
Ing oil on the troubled. or more cor
rectly speaking frozen waters. Ills
store stops Were g!ycI II plentiful
sprinkliHg of coal oil recently TO 70
move the lee.
Many persons from this city have
gone to Wilmington the last two oven
fngs to attend tho Moody and Sunke'
meetings, but were unable TO get III
I side the doors.
Many prominent citizens are wear
ing tho new rosebuds, Which do no
wither.
Mrs. Lizzie DicRersou ia visiting rela
tives III Wilmington to-day. a..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-25
A shnplifter In tho rpi.s.

About 8 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
State Detective Vital was informed
that coIored man was visiting sono
d tho stores OH Market street. be-
tween Second and Third streets, and
Offering to sell lot OF new penkniges
at price much below their value. Tie
rot on the track Of tho fellow. WHOM
he found to be Samuel Sewali, and ar.
rested him at Eighth and Tatnall SITS.
eight or nine knives ware found in his
possession, which the detective after.
wards learned had been stolen from
the store of L. s. Il. Butler & Sen,
Market street below Fifth.
The accused WAS arraigned before
Judge Ball this morning, aud was
fully Identified by the salesiady, who
said that ne came In the store shortly
after . o'clock yesterday afternoon
and bought lead pencil. He th0n
asked to see shaving case and it Ia
supposed that while the young Lady
turned her back to get it he slipped
the knives out OF the show cnse.
The knives were identified by II. s.
K. Butter as his property, and the a..
cnsed was committed In default Of
300 bail to answer at court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-25
FIFTH EDITION.


DR.. Simms White pulmonlo Baisa m,
the most reliable and unfailing rem.
edy for coughs, sore throat and all
throat and lung diseases. A positive
consumption prevantar Sure az good
medicine can 10. 60 cents and 81 by
all druggists and at country stores.
Medicine parlor, Az Market street.
Madame Denuey. Of Chicago, has
located at No. 5i7 Walnut street, and
claims to be able TO tell your future,
She apparently has not yet made the
acquaintance of our city detectives
or she would pull up her stakes and
get out OF the city,
The annual dinner OF the Alumni As.
ISOLATION OF Wilmington High School
Will be held Friday evening at Hotel
Willis,
MIR. and Mrs Nathan Lieberman,
who were severely injured In tho acct.
dent by an electric car striking and
upsetting their sleigh aud throwing
them out, are getting along very nice.
ly, and will soon be able to be about
again.
L. p, Moody and vito and Chester
Bye and wife, of this city. took snow
ride to West Chester on Monday even
Ing and took supper at the Mansion
House. They started back about y
o'clock.
Our prescription department Ia fast
increasing In its work, owing to the
pure drugs used In compromising.
Taylor ~ Fullerton, Druggists, Sd and
King streets
Stove given away free See Reese &
Brothers advertisement In another
column.
Oh Monday George Fisher, Charles
Schuman. Louis Denn Frank Fisher
and Joseph Baird skated from this
city to Delaware City. They returned
homo on Tuesday morning.
The First Ward Republican Club
will hold an important meeting at No.
II Market street on Friday night.
2Tke tug Protector Is being repaired
at the II. " II. works,
! G NJ. Senderling, OF Elk Mills, Ches.
tel Co. Pa, has been looiiing through
our city for an eligible business loca.
| ton.
John NJ Lank and wife, OF Lewes.
Susser county. have been passing two
or three days with their uncle, Vim. j.
Lank, near Montchanin, Ghristiapa
hundred. They returned to their nome
this afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-25
ON THURSDAY.
TIE 9p DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1893
AT 10 O'Clock, m.. ...

The following described real estate. viz:
Ali that certain plantation or tiuut of
land situate III ST. Goorges huudred New
Castle county. aforesaid, and known ns
the .ialn!son corner farm, bounded on
the moth by lands III rhunas janlson
conveyed to oliver iamisun by indie lture
of Jnhu r. BiEgs. bearing TIE date the
18th day OF June 4. D.. ny. on the wet
criy land Of II .larneA l.crompt; on the
south 10y lands of ihonas Ito tsion and
John Houston and on Toe oast by lands OF
Sereck l.. ShHllcrosS and the paliiin roId.
containing ahuut two hundred acres more
Or less, w,th q tao.story frame house
Their on with other outbnlldiugs thereon
erected.
fetled and taken In cX cutIon NJ the
property of oliver JnmisOn, udmluls'ra.
Tor OF Edgar jala son, deceased, aud
Josephine W. ,lnnison surviving mGrt-
gagUr and l. t.. ana to br sold by
PIERCE Cot I'D. sheriff.
Shoritf's Office. wi mingtun. Del, Jan.
ID, 1893. il6
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-25
DUBI.IGS SALE

wiilbc soll at publ c, at the late resi-.
deucC of j. q. sterling, one milc wrSt ut
Newark, White clay Creek hundred,
ON
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-25
EDITION.
oleYeland,s oaNinet.

LAKEWOOD, N. j.. Jan "a Thomas
II. Bnyard, Mr.. Cleveland's old Secfe-
tary OF State, has been in consultation
with tho President-elect to-day; and
the Cabinet tipsters think that he may
have the State department portfolio
If he will accept II. MIR. Bayard has
seen very little of Mr.. Cleveland dur
ing the past four years, and for that
reason his visit to Lakewood was
surprise, and Significant one to the
politicians. From straight tips" this
IL the very latest Lakewood Cabinet
slate:
Secretary OF State-rhomas L. Bay
ard. OF Delaware.
Secretary of the Treasury-John G..
Carlisle. of kentucky.
Secretary of War-Patrick s. Collins,
o. Massachusetts.
Secretary oil the Navy-Daniel s. La
mont OF New York.
Secretary OF tho Interlor-E. @. Wall,
oil Wisconsin.
Postmaster General - William L.
Earrity. of PENNSYLVANIA.
Attorney General-.iohn Randolph
Tucker. of Nirg MIA.
Secretary of Agrieulture-Hugh G.
\ Mal!a se, OF Washington.
There is going to be II lot of Cabinet
mnking done here during the next
week. and perhaps MIR. Whitney's ar.
rival may change tho situation very
materially. Mr.. Whitney's daughter
and several servants came to-day, and
Mir. Whitney Is expected tomorrow
Mr.. Cariiale will pIoOably not arrive
before Saturday,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-25

Rev. W. b. Gregg,o Wyoming, Del,
died ut his home on Tuesday, after an
illness of about five months, nged CT
years lie was born at Halifax, Dauph'
in Co., Pa, August Z, 1875,
lie received his education at the
High School ut HARRISBURG, and the
Berwyn Seminary, Somerset county,
Pa. At the age OF Is years lie was con
verified under the preaching of Rev,
Joseph Lybrand. OF Philadelphia
In 1857 he entered the Pennsylvania
Conference, where he held various up
pointments. On tho breaking ont OF
the rebellion he became chaplain OI
the First Rogt. Pa. Reserves, which
position he held for one yenr wher
he resigned on account of sickness.
Some time afterwards he Joined the
Wilmington Conference, and has held
various appointments. He was an &C
tive. earnest preacher, and was highly
esteemed ny all
His funeral will take place Thursday
the 10Th inst. Services will be held IN
the church at Wyoming at u o'clock
lnterment will be nude in the Ode
Follows Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-25

The increased temperature caused n
larger attendance of both buyers and
sellers i'll the King street market this
morning. but there was very little
change in the prices. Butter was Il
triile lower, and sold at from 80 to 3S
centa pound; eggs were IS to 40 cts.
a dozen; white potatoes 90 to 25 conts
n half peck: sweet potatoes Is to 20
couls; apples l2 TO - cents a half
peck; chickens IA to 10 cents n pound.
Ducks IL to 81 3on pair, cabbage 4
cents to s cents head, parsnlp5 8
cents bunch, turnips 10 to Il cents a
half peck, horseradlsh b to 10 cents u
stick. lard IL to 10 cents pound. The
price of good neat still remaius up to
the top notch, but it is probable that
If the present weather continues, there
will DO "A drop before long,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-25

David bangle was charged before
Judge Ball this morning with commit
ting an assault aud battery, but at tho
request OF city solicitor ClrGs the
case was dismissed on payment d
e0sts.
The case Of Mary lilnson. colored
who was charged with the larceny oil
lot Of goods from DR., Stnbbs, was
dismissed. as the city solicitor said
that lie had not boon able 20 seeur.
any testimony thut would warrant
him In going to trial.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-25

latter Paino's celery compound has
Succeeded again and again where every
thing else has failed.
Washington correspondents have re-
Gently given ii great doal OF atten-
ton since the most wonderful cure eff
feoted in the case OF Commodore How
ell
The medical journals OF the country
have given more space In the last tow
years to the many remarkable cases
where tho uso of raines celery com,
pound has made people well than TO
any other one subject.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-25

W. j. Lark & Son, auctioneer5, sold
for Walter S. Burris, OF Red Lion Hun.
dred. on Tue sday afternoon, fifteen
cows at pricos ranging from $50 TO 83s;
bull at s27; 70 shonts from IS to S4.s5
each, The sale was largely attended,
and prices eatislaCtory5. Az tho
Massrs Lark were returning home.
their horse fell i'll descending the hill
near the town of Christiuna. breaking
shaft OF the carriage. and causing
considerable delay. On arriving in Tho
village they.waited on the blacksmith,
who removed the shoes from their
horse, and they finally reuched their
home without further accident.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-25
Atnti+ei,iJ'Iiis.


Mr., Robert Gaylor ana his ahlo CON
pany appeared mt the Grand Opera
1<rrsu-t ~ evening, In his new farGlal
sfoduction, entitled, sport McAllistur,
hone Of the 400. - The piece is ui tito com
ely 70 10 constructed rs 10 keep ;lu
audience IN an uWcar from lAn begin
ming of the perfurmahce to the end.
A number OF catchy songs and dances
were introduced.
''luss and !loss,' a farce comedy,
that has been err % Tor rs pa st two
years, will he presrutai ut the Gran
Opera House hy Irresistible comedians
with he quaint c0msdttu Willie col
Tier ~ the lraa. tLuy have nR,lo most
favorable lmrrcs-,uE in prs -e!.ttug
this piece anu their appearance here
Is sooKed ful ward TO win more tuap
ordinary interest I.AA pH.ua iaalf Is
n hal mte75 ut OF inCuue. which
serves TO Introduce tho .u,usJ sOnss
nm indsictl nalausrs.
That mautcrilil mlg!tinn he.lIr. will
hppsai al tae tiraEl 0Part !lJs.sa Oa
Friday evening Ills al ertG nmsl
this year is the finest he iitts ever pro
9ucAd, lie shoHld ue greeted with "A
full hutlse,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-25

Sales of Personal Property Will take
place Us :ollows:
Jan.
q. Estate OF r. Dcnnny. city.
% Jester y Mcdaniel, CIty.
80 i.lwOod y eb4ter, !ioeicssin.
30. q. Il. Cannon. Mill Creek hundred.
80 Furniture, n H., 9Th & Washington.
81 II MeCadden Iirandyw.ne lid.
Feb.
|. u. -, Zimmerman. horses
., George ~. Houston. 81, Georges lid.
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