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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10

CHICAGO, April o.-The divorce case
of Alice Downey, of st. CatharInos,
against William st. John Downey, a
young lawyer OF this city. promises
to furnish as much vulgarlty as the
observation-disclosures case. In this oross
bill. which is to be tiled tomorrow OF
next day, Willie alleges that his wife
Is older than himself and that she So
duced him; that he was engaged to her
sister. but that his wife, who was
widow of six months standing, took q
hankerlng after him; that thoy both
happened to visit the same friend In
Toronto at the same time. and that
ons morning she came into his room
while he was yet In bed and seduced
him; that she scared him 80 bad the
next day he welded her secretly and
has never lived with her since.
One OF the principal reasons for the
secrecy OF the marriage was that he
would inherit $50, 900 from hls father
and he was afraid he would be cut
of II the parent learned of the mar.
riage. The plaintiT in the case Is an
exceedingly handsome woman aud
the court room yesterday afternoon
where the case was being tried was
crowded 10 Overlooking.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10

W. H, Higgins who used to DO sec
on1 hase man on tho Boston club Is at
present living in this city. Yesterday
la took Niester. hInkie and Chapel
OF this Rockford! oiup and with five
others plsyci the Philadelphia tea IN
Philadelphia. 3 0 2 III
Wilmington. -, 0 0 0 0 U 0 o.
Al Washington, u, c.
Pennsylvania. | o. 0Ul2x-1C
Georgetown Q 3 o 800 @ {
Delahamty made n double play In
the eighth lEnInR yesterday. Aftel
putting shea cut at iirsl lie ran across
tie Diamond and put Hink!e out be,
tHeoE second IItI tnIrd bass.
lie Milwaukee, team won gum,
from the Cleveland League club a
cleveland 5oatercay, Ivy score of I
TO 2.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10
A Fine animal IN Queer uorno...


Mr.. Robert Brown, the enterprising
horse.shoer, OF $40 Orange street, Is
not only ilrst'class manipulation of
horses feet, but he IL also au admlrer
of the horse itself. In his stable your
reporter yesterday was shown beau
utul brown colored mare whose siro
was the celebrated Saladln. This mare
Slr. Brown is very proud of. land very
naturally, too), as she is as pretty as a
picture and aS gentle as q kitten. She
has at present no record. but four
weeks ago she was speedsd upon the
Wawasat Driving Park track, and Gov
cred the mile in so.
This WAS considered good for four
year old, but since then MIR. h. has
Invented and had made a unique set
iof harness. which will rovolutionize
the style OF track harness OF the fut-
lure. This harness Is very light, only
weighing g. lbs. and has no breast
Istrap or breeehbandi all the hanging Is
done from the sursingle with a trace
Ilor tile back and II neat cap like a
/ whip socket to go over the shaft. This
constitutes thN whole harness. Ii
will have 10 be- seen to be understood.
MIR. IL. cinims for this harness that Ii
ls 5oven seconds faster than any made.
The little horse. which is his pride is
shod In front with steel barred shoes,
half motion. and In hind barred shoes
with spring heels. With this shoeing,
together with the harness, he drove
the horse yesterday upon the same
/ track in 40. and fully expects before
the fall meetings are over to have the
little beauty cross the wire In Us. Mr.
Brown is always at his place OF busl
ness and will TO pleased to show this
harness to any lover OF horse VINO
may chance to call upon him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10

NoTICE TO THE HONORABLE
IN JUDiES OF the Court Of General
Sessions Of tho Ycace ana Jail Delivery
o. .he state OF pelaware. I'm and for Now
Castle county. We, the undersigned re-
spectacle citizens and substantial free.
holdefa Of the First ward OF
the city OF Wilmington. do hereby cortf-
y that John z Donahoe. the owner
and occupant OF the store situated a. Nos,
OH and bls Orange street, in tho First
ward, city county aud state aforesaid
nhd described in his application. and who
T. an applicant for lioense ON Monday the
9TH day OF May A. D.. 1894 beiiIg the noxt
term OF said court. for the sale OF inipxf-
eating liquors In Quantities not less than
one-haif gallon therein, not to DO drunk
on the premises. he being licensed re.
taller OF goods wares and morchandlse;
the aggregate cost value OF his stock CON.
stantly kept on hand for sale 10 hot less
than hve hundred dollars; being . map
OF full age, sobriety and good moral
character; that such sale Of Intoxicating
liquors at said place 10 necessary to aos
cpmmodate the public; that he 10 the
owner Of said house. and the
following respectable citizens of said
ward, at Toast twelve of whom are cub.
etantial freeholders OF said ward. recom.
Geo q ). FIncf Inward & Higgins
w; II. Jack Daniel McCuslxer
Edward Harltins William o. Fesmier
Ludwig Helndriclx John Bader
y >. McManus w. Fleming
fatrick DouRherty NJ. Dsvine
ALBERT Neumayer Chas Marks
y. Haman Thomas r. Kehre
James n. Harktns Charles Corriann
George O'Nelll his
Jamos McKennA Michael a kehre
Samuel Finley mark
y Ohm Green James u. WEIGH
J Ohm McGowan Il. Neumayer
ID. Bubenzer Geo. Steinlclren
Chas. A. Wtnsiow Jacob Schieber
JOHN p. DONATION
ad.af
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10

A large and nppreciattve audience
attended the Grand Opsra House iust
evening to VII moss presentation OF
Hoyt's laug play. IA Texas Steer"
Tie presentation was given by a Sc
lected company, headed by Mr.. Tim
Murphy, q versatile comedian. Some
OF the situations brought out wore
very ludicrous.
This evening wang" the most
tuneful of all the comic operas, Will
be given q iirstclass presentation at
the Grand Opera House. by a capable
company. with magnificent scenic ef-
clever com position and is all that could
be desired In every respect. It's sue
cess On being presented here In Octo.
Der last. should assure that II will
meet with the Same this evening.
The New York Tribune says: Cap
tain Il. II. Pratt o. tho Carlisle Indian
School, will start on tour to-day
which will attract the attention of all
the cities OF the Eastern states. He
will take with him q company OF
civilized indians. students at the Car
Isle school. There Will be the same
band OF thirty pieces which attracted
much attention in tho New York Co.
lumbar parade and also at the Worlds
Fair.
HE has also a choir OF forty voices
and the entertainment will be repf o.
ductlon, to a great extent. OF the pro-
gramme given Ia the Auditorium at
tho Worlds Fair. The fret entertain
ment will be given In Washington, d.
G.. and Is under the Immediate patrCn-
age of Mrs. Cleveland and other ladies
OF the Cabinet" They appear at the
Opera House tomorrow evening.
WONDERLAND MusEE THEATRE.
Big houses were the rule at the Won
derland yesterday and the wrestling
and boxing bears came in for great
deal OF attention; the Intelligence
displayed by these monster brutes i5
truly marvellous. The wrestling
bouts they engage In ara very sensa-
tional and interesting and would put
to blush great many OF the so.called
champion wrestlers, were they to wit
ness their contests. The bears remain
for one week only and will appear at
every performance this week. Other
attractions in tho curio hall are Turtle
George. from Arkansas, the oldest
little freak in existence; Walter H.
Stewart. the leRiess and armless won
der. The performance through
out is irst.class and 1t will be Wit
messed by large crowds all week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10

The Republicans have fixed upon
Saturday tho 2Sth OF April, for Tho
nomination OF candidates for the
office OF Sheriff and Coroner OF New
Castle County. 1t is TO be hoped that
there will be full vote and an homes.
count, so all the various candidates
will have no CAUSE to complain, but
will bow to the decision OF the party,
and give cordial support to the noml.
nees whoever they may DO. BY doing
80 they will bs triumphantly elected
and other Victories viii follow Ia fu.
ture campaigns. BY candidates pur.
suing a different course they invit,
defeat. and may pave the way for flu
ture disaster. There ure several can.
didates for the two Offices. but only
two men can be nomInatsi. ono tor
each office, 30 there must be several
disappointed men, but We hope out OF
the number there will not be sing,
sore heal, not one to play the part OF
q baby.
The good soldier never goes baei
on moro successful comrade, or ii
any way seeks his overthrow. but he
picks his flint and tries again, HOPING
for better LUCIA next time. Let all III,
candidates 60 to work. but lot 1t be al
honorable warfare, and when the con-
lest Is over let all coma together an.
give the nominees cordial support
that will ensure thpic t.Iu m9aant olec
ton, and the election 81 their success
ors in 1896, whsn the reduction Of oG
county from errors reiSa Will b
complete. The old soldiers who bea
Lee 1T Appem lttox may then have 4
great victor oyel IIo6e Smith an
his symoatE!Zoes, and stout VIII grea
glee over all their foes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10

Jim Gorbett, who pleyod Gentleman
Jack for the benefit Of tho bread fund
at the Academy OF Music. Philadelphia.
Inst evening. left for Now York on the
midnight train. lie viii sail for Eng
and neNt Thursday, and most OF his
company Will go over with
bin. Gorbett is LOOMING we'll and says
lle will he ali there when he gets into q
ring with Peter jackson.
match has Lesn arranged betwesn
John L. Leonard ami Harry Kennedy
to light inside OF two weeks ut l4U
itugHds,
Jack Havlin, the old.time feather
weight, was defeated In eight rounds
at tile Lafayette Clue. Boston. last
night By Young llaeuan. OF Wooa.
socket. Havllu nude game fight,
and at one time 1t looked as II he was
a cure wilmer, but his strength gave
out and lie WAS forced to stop.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10

The closing of schools Nos. 8. 10
and Is on Good Friday came before
the Board of Education again
last night. Chairman Belts, OF tho
Investigating committee, reported
having given AIessrs O'Donneil, MAJ
garrity and Grant hearing. Mr.
Grant said he had closed his school.
thinking IL was customary to DO 50 on
Good Friday. Mr.. 0'Donnell said lie
knew OF 10 law on the subject and he
had ordered the school closed on the
authority OF his Interpretation OF the
latter part OF this hrst CLAUSE OF the
law. Mr.. Mngarity said that hs did
not know of the law on the matter
Tho committee thought there was
somu excuse for Mr.. Grant lie being q
new member. but that of the other two
members were very lame ones and it
was bad for them to plead ignorance
OF the law before the board The re.
ports were approved, thus ending the
N after. II
A check for ss33.3 was drawn for
the Free Library. There is now only
sl3.0O0 a month for the remainder OF
the year.
Or. j. W. Crumbaugh was elected a
member from the Fifth ward The
Finance committee reported for the
month as follows:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10

The Democratic Association of Min.
nesota has Issued manifesto de.
nouncing the proposed tariff bill on
the ground that it has been made
hardly dlstlngulshable from the one
1t proposes to displace. aud the Sena-
tors who are responsible for this 1t
denounces as being ut to stand beside
Benedict Arnold In the annals Of our
country. Continuing, 1t says, "a few
traitors cannot defeat tho cause for
which we ought Tor years and on
which wo won the victory of 1892.
Chagrined, we are not disheartened;
checked, We will not surrender. Every
where let Democrats proclaim that
this battle shall not end until every
citizen Of our Republic shall he secure
In the untrammoled rights to buy
what he will. where he will, and OF
whom he will. exchang Ing without let
or hindrance the products of his labor
for those OF his fellow taborers any
where In the wide world" The abov,
ts Democray in nut she'll. speclou.
enough in theory, but In practice 1t /.
impracticabls. unless We arc prepared
to compete with the poorest race OIL
tho face of the globe.
The Republican policy is to build UT
our cities and develop tho resources
of our own country. 30 that there may
be work for all who are willing to
work at fair wages, and no necessity
exist for soup houses and relief socis-
ties to keep strong man aud theic fam
lilies from suffering for food aud cloth
ing. Diversified Industries and plenty
OF work have led to the prosperity Of
our peopla. paid our debts, built oul
railroads. public buildings, and oom.
Portable residences for all classes. and
yet In the face OF all these things
Demagoguos led the people TO vote
for change. and change they have
got and yet these so.cslied Democrat;
are banding together to ma e matter.
worse instead Of batter. Poor, silly
fellows. they do not know what they
do! Instead or building up. they unite
to tear down and destroy Instead OIL
creating wealth they go to work Il
impoveri7h and teII down. ..-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10

The following described real estate. viz:
All those two certain tracts or parcels
of land with the dwelling-bouses, store
houses rolling mills. hui dlnge. Btruc-
lures, and improvements thereon erected,
situate in Mill Creek hundred. New Gas
tic county. ana state Of Delaware. boun-
ded and described as fnllowa to wit ;
No. l. beginning ut stone In tile mid
die oil Red Clay creek. whore the road
irading TO Newport crosses said creek at
a bridge know us Jerseys bridge; thence
along the middle OF said road north 33k
degrees west .! perches to u stone; thence
along the llno dividing this from the
tract hereinafter described. north AK de-
gTees 9ast "a lilo perches to a sto ne In the
middle of another road lolding from The
bridge aforesaid in uortherly direction
to the Gap and Newport turnpike road; ;
thence along the middle Of said road
north degrees east 50 d.lO porches 10 IL
stone; thence along the line dividlng this
land from lands late Of John Pen
mock. deceased. south SSk degrees cast
about 20 0-lO perches to the middle of lied
Clay creek. aforesaid; thence down said
creek the several couries thereof about
ISL percnes to tile place of beginning. con-
tanning by computation % acres of land.
he tho same nore or less
No, 2. beginning at II corner post in the
middle of the old Newport road afore-
said. on a limo of land lat" OF John Quim.
by, deceased. and q corner for tho tract
hereinbefore described; thence along the
ches to a stone; thence in northwesterly
direction li3 feet . inches 10 II stone;
thence In a northensteriy direction le2
feet inches to a stone; thence In u south
easterly d!rectiou2i feet Q inches to. a
stonej thence in anortheasterly direction
10 feet TO a stone; thence IN sIutheAster-
ly direction 10 foot TO the middle Of the
aforesaid road leading from Hersey' 8
bridge o the Gap and Newport turnpike;
thence along the middle of said road
north ~ degs east 81 lilo percbes, moro or
less.to the corner OF aforesaid land late of
Joseph Pennoch, deceased thence along
n line of that land north 81 degrees west
II 7-l0 pcrcheI to the middle of the old
Newport road aforesaid. aud thence down
the same south % degrees east o. f-10
perchts to the place OF beginning, CON
tanning al acres and perobesof land.
be tho same more ar less
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Marshallton Iron Works, and
to be sold by
PIERCE GOULD. Sheriff.
sherif's Once. Wilmington. Delaware.
March 20. 1894. m2i-eodbt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10
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...M0VE.

More rapidly and convert into cash
our stock OF Roady.made Clothing for
Mems, Boys. and Children we have
concluded to make reduction of 20
PER CENT. which means l.b OFF the
marked prices oil all READY-MADE
CLOTHING. You'll not find better
selection In the city. New. bright.
fresh goods for this springs trade. We
are showing n larger and more COM
plete line OF Chlldren's GoodB--3 to Is
years-than ever. The fit, finish and
price meet with general approval
Mems and young mems long cut Coats
with vests In black and blue worsteds.
stitched edges-aEd complete stock
Spring -Cheviots IN mix
ed effects, as we'll as black and blue in
single or double. breasted, full lengths.
Remember the prices Gre marked In
plain figures, and 10 off Ia quite saved.
1t applies only to ready.made cloth.
Ing.
The Custom Department, which has
made better showing for March than
any previous one. contains many de-
clded bargains In goods made to
order. We attribute them crease to
lower prices and higher standard OF
work. trimming and lit than we have
been able to offer. 1t may seem odd
that we are making such radical re.
auctions in prices Of ready-made
goods at this time of the season, but
We have an object In view In doing IL,
and later OH you'll see 1t In this space.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10

NoTlQE-f. Dennis q shieida tenant
IN and occupant of the house gituattd
~ the Northwest Corner Fourth and
monroe streetA in the Third ward. in
the city Of Wilmington. county or New
Castle ind state of Delaware, In compii-
ance with the requirements OF the acts OF
the General Assembly In such case made
and provided, do hereby give notice that
shal! apply In writing to the Judges OF
the Court Of General Sessions or the
feace and Jail Delivery of the State OF
Delaware. In and for New Castle County.
on Monday. the seventh day OF NAV
1891 being the next term OF said court
for license for said house, as an inn or
tavern, for the sale therein of intoxicat.
Ing liquors In less quantities than ono
quart. to be drunk on the prem.
ises, and the following respectable cliff
zens of said ward, at least twelve OF
whom are substantial freeholfers OF said
ward. recommend the said application,
viz
John y. McEiwee Michael II. Dugan
=. =. johnson Jno. A. Campbell
D. Harry Smith George Kraft
u. i. I.eary Frank Zimmerman
J. NJ. Grimm WIN, Rinck, Jr
Daniel Lynch X. l.. Taylor
Daniel Mailer Geo. NJ. -. Lopez
Henry Witsel John SpraRa
j. IL. sprunnoe Thomas Duffy
NJ. T. Harding Geo. II. Kiesel
J. 7. Z. Fueckel D. W. Lynch
Jas. Mcdonnell John I. SpraQR
john Y White
alo DENNIS s. SHELL DIS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10

Chief EngIuser Brown yesterday
started sufpeys for the extension OF
the Philadelphia, WILMINGTON and
Baltlm ore Railroad frou ElKton to
MiddietOwl, 1he roal viii ho pushed
through to hasssys by way OF Cecil
ton. = Will open a proc porous peach.
gro wing section. at present without
Eooa Ia. lrnad facilities.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10

rheumatism, neuralgia, lumbago.
toothache and spralned arm cured. -
Mr.. james t. Murray. Sandy Springs,
Nd, writes: Il have used Salvation
Oh with SUCCESS for rheumatism, neu-
ralgia, lumbago and toothache. re.
celved a fall during the winter sprain.
ing my left arm so that couldn't lift
IL up. | used Salvation Oh by rubbing
and Dandsging, and In two weeks was
able to go 10 work. 1t Is an excellent
IMMINENT"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10

The p. W. & B. Railroad Company
put numb Der OF Italians to work yes.
terday to fill the place of tina men
who refused to work at the reduction
made In the wage list. At Chester the
old workmen pelted the Italians will
stones until they left their work. Nc
such an outbreak Is expected here.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10

The Pol!1e Comln!ssIon last Night
beard safa,al conlpfrlnts against OIL
Aers, which tssuibeA in suspension
Ut1ieers FLOYD krlisy snd Hutton ors
phargod with ueRluit Of daty In tie
bret two eares Tia otfleers had fallod
v, report, aHd tho oEATgs being sus.
tIlasn Floyd wsS suspended for two
AHys ami ksl.as r,primRnded OIficcr
Hutton had aUssu ed fimssif from lis
beat ind was sGsrsndsd ssvun day ..
The cEsas Of C.tosrs Moran and DUNN
we're con!inusd uEttl tbs ARxt meet,
Ing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10

Sickness still seems to be the plague
of this town. Last year almost every.
body complained OF malaria. and at
present We think that dtphtheria has
Ger, alnly taken it's place, since several
lof our families have had this disease
to battle with only one case proving
fatal. Wedo not like to complain OF
our neighbors, but don't you really
think you allow your children too
much freedom. which undoubtedly
spreads panic over our town. A child
Us OH Id, and you cannot place an old
mead on young shoulders. but paren ts,
keep your children ut home us close
as possible for the good Of our village
at present, Since we all love our chill
dren dearly We do not want to part
with them II wo can In any way
avoid II. ...
The people of our town are in deep
sympathy for the sad affection that
has crossed the door steps OF Thomas
Bradley, which ie death" and taken
from their midst the mothers Joy aud
the faLher's pride. Their little duugh'
ter, Mary T., on last sabbath attended
Sabbath School apparently we'll, ami
lou Tuesday was seiled with that terri
Die disease. "Diphthera." which proves
Itself, IL fatal In very few days.
This little child was only four years
old. aud when taken sick 1t told Its
papa 1t wanted to die. which scems
remarkable. although 1t was exceed
Ilngly bright for its age and was not
only an idol of It's parents, but of i;a
little brothers who thought all that
sister done was all right.
The little sufferer bore Its affection
brGysly, anu although it was grlef 10
the parents to part with little Mary,
, God came and took the little one to
dwell with him where grief and pain
no moro shall reign. On last Sabbath
she was singing hymns at Sabbath
e school. The following Sabbath she
has Joined tho little baad OF angels
who IRE singing those beautiful
hymns around Gods throne. Her re-
mains were inferred at St. Jane,
Cemetery. Stanton. Sabbath afternoon
April Stn, 1894.
How can we part with our lovely child.
D On etrth to see you no more.
/, \ our place In our home cannot be nlicd
HRrk! She ID singing on the Other
shore.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10

NOTICE.. Manuel Richenberger. ton,
IN ant and occupant of the housa
situated at No. 200 West Second street,
IN the First ward, In the city of VIII.
mfnRton. county OF New Castle and State
or Delaware. in compliance with the res
quirements ofthe acts of the General As
sembly In such cases made and provided.
do hereby give no Ice that shall apply In
writing to tho Court of General Sessions
OF the Peacs and Jail Delivery OF th4
state OF Delaware. In nnd for New Castle
county. on MONDAY. the 18th day OF
May. A. ID. 1894. being tho next term OF
said court. for license for said house,
for the eaic therein of Intoxicating
liquors In less quantities than one quart
to be drunk on the premises and the
following respectable citizens OF said
ward at least twelve OF whom are SUBJ
stantial freeholderR recommend the said
application. viz:
Charles A. winslow william Carson
w. VI. Jack John Mealey
Geo. Steinicken d. Bubenzer
Fred We'll, Jr. ]. n. Montgomery
John A. Lee Lemnel Peeky
James Mckenna VIM. Hauck
lhas Winters John Mcguire
Jainos brown s. q. Brown
jacob scbieb0r ID. Abrahamson
Geo. Finch Lewis Levi
Geo. ONeu K. W. Wolters
r.. j. McManus John Bader
James II. HarkfnA
a6-d&Ws MANUEL RICH ENBER0 Err
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10

II. L. Easton. grand organizer, will
deliver an address on Principals and
benefits OF the Order of Information al
Association OF SIachlnists." The ad !.
dress will be delivered In Red Men g
Hail, oils, 5l7 Shipiey street this even
ing, u O'Clock. Ali machinlsts are
cordially invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10

In the lull just now before tho rush
Of spring orders. thoughtful people
VINO contemplate fixing up or furnish
ing their cemetery lots, will Zinc
prices right for all kinds OF stone
granite and marble work, at William
Davidsun's electric marble works
Ninth and King streets.