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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-24


wondered why tall elderly pretty hoked dog TO death
he got he
p woman had lett standing front OF the sign ana
Which learned him again 10
e sale until b was We're holding what you might call special sale
Bovs Clothes this week much rather you'd get posted before you
looked all town wont take salesman mere
Lone 20 seu Won one OF 81 80 would
all by We're showing SUITS 81
% Is and will make wonder got Schems 70
,sa cb Plenty OF EN- to pick from
We've a BLUE CAPE OVERcoAT for Boys who are from to
asking dollars for the same
G bH VIZ are ours Any number of other kinds OF Oveco,"
lot OF REEF EkS
, p h to years old for 81 49, $685. and to S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-24

President Moss noXt introduced Rev.
+. G. Mcconnell. y, d., OF Lynchburg,
whose address entitled. go. Let Go.
Ueln Co" was the strongest talk OF the
afternoon. The address treated OF mis-
sionary work and ats principles. II was
a grand. broad and Christian talk. Rev.
Dr. Mcconnell is a man Of impressive
snDearauce. his voice is deep. yet clear,
IA his slightest words were distinctly
audible all over the church. His address
was not only logical, but 1t was an or
nate and polished effort a. oratohy' pov
W l.. Wright. OF this city, talked for
short while in a very happy manner. His
address was the Daily Feeding on Gods
Word" an incentive, and strong one at
that, 10 read the Bible and learn ones
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02
~
PoliiirnI inErnfEtu,lc.

The failure of Governor Raynold,
to re'appoint Frank L. Smith, Justic {
OF the peace, seems very much like
political ingrutitude John A. Kelly
may be very deserving man. aud
may make good officer. but he has
good Trade is in the prime Of life
and able TO make II living. particular.
ly as he holds with Senator Gray tina,
Immediately otter the passage Of tho
Wilson bill, there viii 30 two jchs
waiting for every Ean who is willing
to work" while Mr. Smith is lucapaci
lated physically to perform any
amount of manual labor. ana wa may
say Is wholly dependent lpon lie re.
eeipLs Of his office for livelihood
We believe he has discharged his du.
ties faithfully and satt,ract ori!v anu
tn 'refore he should have been re.ap.
pointed. As he has been thrust aside
however. the old adage In regard 10
the old horse being turned out 10 die
10 again verified. The ingratitudt
OF man toward his fellow man makes
countless thousands mourn"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02


In the death of George G. Lobdell
our city loses an enterprising and
honored citizen. Through his own
skill, patience and energy he accumu.
lated a large property. In fact he was
emphatlcally the architect Of his own
fortune. The great car wheel estab.
lishment on the south side Is q fitting
monument to his memory. His Inter.
ost In the promotion OF temperance,
morality and every other good work,
was uniiagglng, and his transformations
mode OF life worthy of imitation.
While taking deep interest in our
city's welfare, his innate modesty led
him to shun public station, and to de.
spise popular applause. .-.... -
Tho devotion OF his property, Min
ouidale, as Home for Aged Men,
will prove monument to his memory
as we'll as blessing to many worthy
anu deserving men. MIR. Lobdell'e
lie has been success. and may prove
an inspiration to young men who
wish to gain fame OF fortune. He ia
among those whose good desds will
be cited for years to come, and the
community be the gamer for his hay.
Ing lived.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02

The month came In like lamb, ant
1t Is to be hoped that the old adaee In
regard to 1t going out like lion, will
not be verified, The heart OF the win.
ter is broken, but 1t is too soon % look
Tor continued fine weather. Durin O
the next four weeks there will be
many O battle between old Boreas and
old Sol. and although snow and hail
and wind may hold high carnival for
time. the latter will eventually get
the upper hand and the snow and lea
will give place to pleasant breezes and
be succeeded by spring time and har.
vest. The farmers are already pre-
pairing to drive their teams aiield, and
do their part towards growing crop,
at the same time remembering that
although Paul may plant AMI Apoilos
water, God must give the increase
10 Insure success a free appli
cation of fertilizers will be found a
potent factor, and he who neglects
the poudret mill or the compost
heap will make sad mistake and II
may be said that he will have his work
for naught.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02

Such was the expression used by a
free trade journal on Wednesday
afternoon. In commenting on the
election OF officers of the almshuuse.
OF course Farnhurst is Democr
No one wanted to he told that when
lt was stated that the new board like
the good old democratic times every
where else, determined on reducing
the wages OF the officers. Just take
the pay Of the engineer with reduc.
ton OF % per cent. Hurrah for Gle We.
land and the whole Democratic ticket.
We are the Board or Trustees of the
poor, and we will make partisan
won't we. Mr. IawsonY
/ We will, indeed, on tie same scale
we do things in the police commits.
sion. That engineer has to be on duty
day and night, and Il married man, and
$50 a month Is enough for him. Then
the farmer is getting too much
money, too; VIC will take slice off his
Salary. too. just take s. month OF
the watchlnan and that will buy tooth
picks Tor our dlnner" when we meet
at Farnhurst We know Tits is year
Tor economy, and no matter what way
The place ls kept We will dispense with
the assistant nation. Farnhurst is
surely Democratic
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02

Tue Wilson tariff bill has experienced
4 serious check In the Senate. sena-
tors German, Brice. Hill. Smith. MUIR
ply. Camden. and ono or two others
have grown FESTIVE at the threatened
destruction OF the interests of their
constituents, and have called halt
that may result in very important
alterations. The free raw materials
may possibly be eliminated, and the
character OF the bill be completely
changed. These reoslcltrant Senators
are being roundiy abused by the ouo-
koo papers, but they belong TO that
class OF men that cannot be readily
swayed by Executive patronage o.
the denunolation OF the "Cuckoos.'
who know little more about business
than a monkey knows about the
planetary system. The wrangilna 10
the House over the Silver question
coining the seignorage. or "a vacuum
as Mr.. Hewitt styled 1t. shows the
great strait to which the party has
been reduced, and were 1t not for the
cohesive power OF public plnnder.
would lead to the impression thai
they could never unite on the SAINT
candidates for the Presidency. The,
are truly a wild team. and MIR. Cleye
land can never hope for safe de
liverance az their hands of the Wilson
I'LL without the aid Of the Republl
cans.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02

In Superior Court yesterday after.
noon argument OH an application by
Branch ii. Giles to have DaviA ADram
soE released from custody was taken
up. Several months ago Abramsou
failed and Tie Sheriff sold his effects.
One OF the creditors was II IRAN llar.
ris, and he had il writ Issued OIL an
affidavit which declared that Abram,
som tad fraudnlehtly serreted and
disposed OF certain property which
should have been subject to claim
MIR. Giles Glaimel the suit was not
properly brought under the statute.
Ii. q. Conrad ana William Mlcaa ell
byrne APPEARED for HARRIS Tho ar,
Runnent was a long one. AMI to one
whe did not know much about it, II
looked very much as If some OF the at
torneys la the case became slight,
mixed occasionally. Tho court re-
served Its decision in the case.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02

Some time ago Mr.. W. s. Moore
the grocer ut Delaware avenue and
West street advertised in our paper
under the style Who is Marthag" and
Martha is Found" the Martha
Washington Buckwheat." While the
advertisement Martha is Found" was
running "a man by tho name OF Riley,
from Mt. Pleasant, wrote to Mr..
Moore saying, Il see you have found
my Martha. VIII you please keep her
tor meY" Mr.. Moore thinking 1t was q
Joke OF one Of the snlesmeu connected
with the wholesale grocery business
wrote back and said, Yes. come and
get your Martha" Some few days
afterwards long, gaunt countryman
walked into his store and said. u
come after Martha" Mr, Moore laugh
iirgly pulled out package OF the
lbuokwheat and handed 1t to him. lie
Expressed surprise and said. 81 don't
want this, l want my girl Martha
Then he stated that some time las
December his daughter. about fifteen
years OF age, had gone of with man
and he had not heard anything OF her
since. When he eaw the advertisement
Martha Is Found" he was under the
i'm preston it was his daughter. Mr..
Moore sympathized with the gentle.
man aud promised to do all he could
to help him recover his lost child.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02
The saloon Must 90,

The coming doom OF tho llquoi
traffic is written in chara cters OF blood
OH the hearts and homes of the PEG
pie. and they will coon be declaring
through their sovereign will at the
ballot-box, that this curse OF al
curses. the saloon, must go. or (what
seems to promise a more certain and
effective relief this monster evil is
soon to be annihtlated by the exer.
else OF the common sense of the peo'
pie through common law, which
method is now fully confirmed by the
decision OF the highest tribunal In
our land. But in either case the fiat
of tho people will soon DO heard like
the blast OF an angry whlrlwind
sweeping over the country and
through the halls OF Congress, com.
handing in thunder tones that will
not be misunderstood, the saloon
must go! ..-
This fiat Is looming up in the hori.
zon of our near future; let US look up
and take courage.-From Demorest's
Magazine for March.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02

GHEIiIFF7s sALE-Tiy virtue of a VIII,
~ of Lbvnli Facias 10 me directed, will
be exposed 10 public sale. at the ,,our,
House, CT; Garket street. between Tenth
anu lsleventh streets. In the city of VIII
mington, New Castle county. Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02

A bill has been Introduced in the
House OF Representatives by Mr.. Filth,
Ian to admit foreign built ships to
American registry. to engage in for.
sign trnde only. As we have very
few chips engaged Ia the carrying
Merchandise to foreign ports, we DC
not sec why the bill should not be.
come law. If 1t did not give our
mechanics ships to build It might
lead to more repair work and thus
prove a benefit and not disadyan.
ta9e. So long as foreign built YES.
sells are not allowed to engage in tho
eaasting trade the ship-bnilders of our
country have nothing to fear from the
operations OF the proposed law. and i,
may be that merchants engaged In
the foreign trade would evoHtua ly Ds
benefited If the vessels were rs eeono
mlcaiIy managed az those of our for,
sign competitors. The tendency is To
cheaper articles, aud we may us vel
have cheaper ships as cleaper work,
IL en-.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02

City Council's session last night was
brief one. There were five members
absent when the roll was called. Mr..
MAguigan was granted the communal
cation asking for $3.50 for the contlng,
ent fund Mr.. Wainwright offered a
resolution to satisfy q lien obtained
against the Odd Fellows Hall Com
pany In 1Sis. The Hen was paid years
ago but never stricken from the Court
docket. City Treasurer Adams was in-
structed to draw $1,000 rromleach OF the
depository banks and deposit the same
| in the other banks. Mr.. Tyre presented
communication from the junior
Order OF United American Mechanics
requesting the loan OF some of the old
arms found In the City Hail loft. and
also a receipt for the Same. Mr. Dan.
superintendent OF M ' ereano al S,e
showing that 346 loads and Ia, bar.
rels OF garbage had been burned dur
Ing tile month OF February.
CITY Treasurer Adams reported the
balance In bank to current expenses in
Union National Bank to be S4g. g35. II;
In each OF tho four depository banks
eI3i9.46; received OF Il. III. Savers,
$1,000; Edmund Mitchell, Jr., ei0n; Z.
J.. Kane, $3.50; John i. Dolan. S392 80;
II. H. Billany, SOL. Coal Oil Inspector
Pyle reported that he had inspected
32.302 gallons OF oil In February;
Building Inspector Dohl reported hav /.
Ing issued twenty-five permits for
buildings valued at sSS, 571 .0i, and col.
lected s6l In the same mouth.
The miscellaneous ply roll OF SO.
643, 02; the Council payroll CT S2T5. 70,
and the police payroll OF s4,935. ~.
were ordered paid.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02

An entertainment will be given by
Athenean Literary Society OF Hanby's
Corner, on Saturday evening next fl
the old Bethel NJ. l.. Church. The ex
eroises will consist OF vocal aud in
strumental Eusic, speaking and sing
ing by several well-known talents.
The society met first iu Hunby's
school house. but increasing so rapid
ly in number, having seventy-twc
members on it's roll, they had to hun,
for new quarters. The old church will
be a splendid place for such an order
and they will have plenty OF room
The Oahwyn Literary Society has chal
lenged them for a debate, and it has
been accepted by them, to take place
now soon.
The Sons of Rest have passed reso
luton to line anyone OF the order the
sum OF three dollars II any one IL
caught at work. The money Is to &c
to the support of those who won't
work II they can get 1t.
Mr.. Joseph Owen. of Claymont, has
been very successful in selling books.
one OF which is A. S. Otteys', of this
place.
Tie division operator, Mr.. John N.
Hates. of tho p, W. X Is. K. r., paid a
visit to his friend, Mr.. Eben n. Bald.
win. on Wednesday last.
A lecture will be given In the
Brandywine NJ. Z Church, on Mon.
day, March 10. by A. S. Ottey. under
the charge OF tho Young Mems Ep
worth League OF that place of worship
The exercises will consist OF vocal and
instrumental music. with the lecture
divided into three or four parts.
Also, Mr.. Ottey will give his Ice ture
in the Trinity NJ. L. Church on Friday
evening, March, 9th. The snbie ct is
what tho bible contains, and does
not contain There will be some OF
the best musical talent OF Chester
present on this occasion. Tho
admission fees are package OF gro.
ceries or any other article for the bene'
mt OF the poor, OF that city. The late
snow has made the walking very mis-.
cradle. and the roads are b d to ira,
vel. -..=
Isn't 1t about as wise to sit on {
limb OF tree and saw 1t of, as 1t is tt
worry about things you cannot help
1ErE As STEEL.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02
Gil MARKET STREET.


Southeast Cor. 9Th and Hing streets
Is the place for fine groceries. You can
rely on all the goods you buy from us
They are tirst-clas. and ut wholesale
pr.ces. Have you had our Columbia
syrup at 10 cents quartz This lot of
syrup opened to-day exceeds all. We have
Just received another lot OF our tine Bel.
Hover apples at 10 cents. Out ralsins and
prunes urc the best value for the money
we ever offered, Four pounds of pruncs
for 70 cents. Ginger snaps, cents. Lon-
densed milk, 10 cents a can. Fine dates
cents -Four cans of delicious corn, IS
cents. hose bags of -four ut 40 cents
make white bread. Old fashioned meal
to make p1ne whit, aud We low;
try II. We have the finest line OF co Zee
N this city. We can suit you in price,
our coffee at 20 cents is truly excellent.
lt 10 JAVA blend. We can't supply the
demand. but We have lot now at 10
centa Don't forget 1t. Old English
cheese. rich aud mellow II would grace
any table. Fine for Lent Ours o'clock
tea and Silver Hun butter ct Us cents
Cream boneless Goldfish IL the finrst ii sh
you eyer used. We have the best ahad
aud fat macAerel. for Lent. We have
pickles at cents jar. ID 10 the finrst
ana cheapest coadiment we ever offered.
NO nave cut x ASS nnustard cups ut So.
cream pitchers and hHndlelsss glasses
hlled with prepareI mustard. Come ana
u you don't see what you want, ASK for
IL; we have It.. L. NJ. WEIR
m2-6t' Fifth and King sts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02
Dots.



Cupring and leechiag, la3 z. Second Sc
Cupplng & leeohing. Parker sos Madison.
smur,nAn Li,nnurr sJs West Frtnt 81
Nelson has rem owed from 800 Madl-
son street to els West Eighth street.
he Is now prepared to I'LL all orders
with oysters. clans and fish.
William X. Orpen, plumb las
removed from 1872 Market street. to 5
West 3rd street. where you will al
ways find full line Of bser goods.
Rev. s. W. Waters. of the Newport
nj. Il. Church, who has been Ill for the
pact six months with the typhoid
/ fever is able TO be about
John p. Carry 307 Adams street, who
has been acting strangely for some
time was taken last evening to the
been examined by Drs Hughes, Ogle
and klttinger.
A movement Is on foot to build a
pneumatic tube from the city hall to
south Wilmington SO that every
Roller can get across Third street
without being Etruck with q base
Ball" bat or fine OF Is and costs.
Z. l.. Nlller's team while backing up
to his place Of business, 5O7 King street,
twisted the front gears of aud the
wagon was thrown over.
Tue large lump oil coal At the Office
OF Ii. u. Sergeant, Seventh and King
streets. fell from Its fastenings this
morning.
IL is said on good authority that
some unprincipled plasterer stole john
Mays valuable dog from South Will
mingtcn in order to get hair for his
mortar
MIR. Ellsworth, OF South Whining
ton. was so Interested in looking ut
boys throwing snowballs that he drove
his nose through pane OF glass.
member OF tho Liberty Elro Com
pany would rather than his best pants
and the price OF his overcoat that his
coach dog had not died.
MIR. Harry d. Holt fell OF ladder
on Wednesday week and sprained his
right arm. which lie now carries in a
sling.
Ferris Belts prize fox terrier is now
on exhibition at the bench show at
Columbus, Ohio. He will be sent from
there to Detroit. Michigan. W
Mr. Frank Il. Smith said he was not
an applicant for the position of post
master and never authorized the use
OF his name for the position.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02


The chief discussion yesterday al
The meeting OF the State Hospital
trustees was In relation to the crowd ed
condition OF the hospital. DIR. Hanck.
er'a report was read.
In moving the adoption Of the re.
port DR.. Burton moved that the con-
sideration OF the subject OF removing
these patients be referred to special
COMMITTEES consisting of Dr. Black, DIR.
NAPLES. Trustee Hopkins and DR.. Wi.
son, with a suggestion that they con.
suit with the trustees OF the poor
OF the various counties about trans.
terrinK those patients to the county
almshouse.
Among the patients whose cases
were called to the special atten ton OF
the board are several children, whom
II Is thought are subjects for sch Is
Tor 1eeb!e-mtnded children. These
cases were referred to DR.. J. ]. Black,
The population of the hospital yes.
terday was 228; admitted during the
month. males, 3 feIneles; total 8.
Died, J male, discharged, males and
2females; total. 7.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02
NEW CASTLE NEWS
What Is Tran-piring In the Pretty Town
ON the Delaware.

What Is Trnnspiriug In the Pretty Town
ON the Delaware.
Correspondence OF the Republican.
NEW CASTLE. March. at is just be.
fore the battle and all the forces ara
out and an interesting fight will take
place for the Board of Education here
tom orrow. For the term OF three
years the following citizens are named
as candidates; Thomas Frazer, Jr.,
George W. Eckles, John B. Manlove,
william Saunders, William Etchell,
William Deakyne. John j. Reynolds,
Harold Suddell and DR.. Howard LOT.
land. For the one year term the
II. McIvor. Some OF the three year,
term candidates have placed the
names. however, OF Messrs. Manlove
and Saunders on the one year term.
No matter how many cand idates
there will be, there will be only fou 1
elected. Your correspondent say q,
vote for the best men. vote for men
who will take an interest in the
SC hools, and no matter what political
CT eed or religious faith they profess.
try and vote for the best men and
may the best men win.
The road between here and Whining
1ol 10 III toftibio Ddu cOuulllOD
John Bacon's wagon broke down yes
terday, while he was coming here and
; he Ind to borrow another wagon and
transfer his tieh and oysters.
A very enjoyable time was spent py
large number OF young folks on
Wednesday evening at the residence
OF William Jolly.
Joseph L. Yantine, State Com mander
OF the G. A. r., OF Delaware. will at
tend the Jwenty-eight encampment OF
the q. A. r.. of Pennsylvania.in Phila-
. delphia tonight.
About twelve couple OF young PEG.
Pile spent delightful. time last even.
Ing at the residence OF Mas Katie
, Tunnis.
A large crowd of well. wlshers OF tn o
c. A. U. visited their gymnasium last
evening.
II were checker player 1 would
keep out OF the way OF John A. Walls.
Ii wers a prisoner | would keep
enough stun in my cell SO as 10 have
| sale. Would you. Jerry?
, II were a horse l would get my
owner to insure me for fear that
i would get lost In the muddy street
. coming In from the depot.
, III were tho railroad company
! would col the Norfolk express The
, New Castle accommodation train.
III | were an engineer l would not
take 1900 and do the work atthe aims
! house.
John B. Manlove is a a candidate
; for three years and not for the one
year term. His friends will have TO
, watch how they vote.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02

Yesterday morning Samuel &. bar
llngton, well known ard highly re
6pected citizen Of West Chester, dice
at his residence, on South Churcl
street, after an llness of severa
months. The deceased was born II
1872. and consequently was in his 72nt
year.
Samuel c. Darlington was one Of
the most successfuI farmers in Ches
ter county. For many years he owned
farm in Nesttown township, which
he had In high state of cultivation
lie was ono OF the original breeders o
Chester County White hogs and wal
an eXcellent judge of stock OF al
kinds. For long series OF years Mr.
Darlington was an active member o
the Board of Managers OF tbs Chester
County Agricultural Society. ant
served very faithfully on various com
mittees
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02

OF fine tailor. made clothing at No. 300
Market streot. The greatest chance
ever offered to secure Tine tsiior.ma1
ciothlng tor very little money. 70
give an Idea OF the stupendous bar.
gains We quote a few prices: Mems
hne cheviot suits. worth SI2.O0. our
price S6.T5; mems cass. suits, worth
$1,000. our price IS. 70; $500 pants for
$l.b0; line dress pants, worth IS 90, to
go for $3.50; si.00 pants to so for
$500; lot children's suits for Sl.iO.
Liverpool and London Clothing Co.,
52l Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02

Mrs. Charles L, Story. wife OF the
Superintendent OF J. Miller Tho AZ
printing department, who 10 visiting
the family OF her father, james B.
Mari, formerly Of this city, residing
In Warrington, W. Va. while out
sleigh.ridlng with lady friend broke
her left limb above tho ankle on ac.
count OF Its getting caught III the ru Ne
ner OF the upset sleigh. Two surgeons
reduced the fracture and reported her
as comfortable as could be expecte d.