The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-11

Washington Cor. Morning News.

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From this official statemenent the
folio wing items have been culled,
representing the share borne by Della
ware pensioners in tho shake up'
made by the Democratic Administered
ton, as reported officially by the Pen.
sion Bureau. The lists given below do
not include any OF those pensioners
who have been restored at the rates
they had formerly received.
Delaware pensioners whose pensions
were suspended anu afterward resum-
ed at lower rates were ID In mum ter,
Meirs y. Belts of MI isboro was re-
stored to the pension roll at reduced
rate. his former rate having been SIS
bis presant rute being Sc; Abraham
Brattan, Townsend, restored at SS. for,
mer rate Sl2; Jefferson Lutz. Viola
restored NJ 90. former rate Sl2; Ira
Lunt, New Castle, restored at 50, tor
mer rate SS;A S. Mason, Lewes, restored
at 80. former rate Sl2; J. S. Roberts,
Blnckwater. restored at ST, former rate
IS; Jacob =. Smith, Wilmington, re-
stored at 50. former rate $40; Joshua
b. Spence, Wilmington, restored at S6,
former rate IS; Jeremiah Stewart. Will.
mington. restored at IS, former rate
sic; VIM. 4. Iimmons. Townsend, re-
stored at So, former rate IS; John Tur-
ner, Wilmington.restored at 20. former
rate IS; Geo. Valentine. Wilmington,
restored at S6 former rate IS; Manean
vincent, Laurel, restored at So, for
mer rate $40.
Ono Delaware pensioner WAS drop.
ped from the pension roll for the
reason that she was not tine legal
widow OF the soldier or sailor on ac-
count of whose d cath she was pen
stoned" The name given In this case
is that OF julia A. Jester of George.
town, who had been receiving pen
sion at the rate of Sl4.
Three Delaware pensioners were
dropped from the roll TOR the reason
that the disabilities for which they
were pensiuned had ceased to exist In
a pensionable degree" These were
William 4. Burris. Lincoln, Sl2; VIII.
liam II. Torbert, GeorR etown, $50; Ii.
Hammond. Georgeto WIN, 81.
One Delaware pensioner was dropped
from the pension roll on the ground
that he was mot dependent on his
own labor, or the soldiers on account
OF whose death he was peLsioned, for
support" This was Ahdsuerus Tlndal,
sycamore, SIG.
One Delaware rensioner was dropped
for the reason that he did not perform
80 days military service. That was
Geo. ". Rogers. Georgetown, $40.
One Delaware pensioner, Harriet
Dixon, Wilmington. who had been re.
ceiving an IS pension. was dropped
from the roll because the soldier whose
widow she is. was not discharged from
the military service.
Twenty Delaware pensioners were
dropped from the roll ''foI the reason
that they were uot ratabiy disabled
for earning a support by manual la,
bor.' These were: Charles W. Ammer.
man. Georgetown. 50; John Booth.
Grpbb's IS; Joseph Cash. Wilmington,
SO; William Connaway. Wilmington, s6;
John Dayton. Hollysville. IS; Thomas
Harris. Port Penn. So; Lemuel T. Hols-
ton. Lincoln. So; william Ii. Knox,
Harrington, 50; Bernard Kelly, VII.
mington, IS; Henry $. Moore, Laurel.
$40; james Mills, Wilmington, $40;
Joseph IL. Moore, Gumboro. IS; Jesse
W. Obler. Seaford. IS; William L.
np,ccr, Lewes, IS; Nehemiah Sharp,
Milford. IS; jacob II. Thompson, Kent
men. So: William Ii. Thompson, Smyr-
ma. IS; Joseph Thompson. Newport.
IS; James Ii. Ylrden, Harbeson, SIS;
John Zenz, Smyrna, IS.