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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-19
SPECIAL MENTION.

Cuppfngand iseohins, las n. seoond a.
Cupping & ieeohins. Parker. sos Madison.
American Lluudry soi W est icons Sc
Roses cents per piece, or 80 cents
per dozen. at Hayden's, T02 Market st.
DR.. Simme' white Puimonlc Balsam,
the famous throat and lung remsd =
and hypophosphhte or lung food. GOO
King street.
La grippe positively cured. Coughs,
colds, sorc throat, Group aud ell lung
and throatcomplaints poaitiyely cured
by Dr. Simms' white pulmonlo bal
sam. Depot 608 King street. .s.---
| just received at Ross, $40 Market
street. all the leading styles In Derby
hats ut prices guaranteed the lowest
In tho city. Also a choice selection of
spring neckwear at 25 and 50 cts.
The best tea and coffee In the city at
hard times prices at 40l Delaware Ave.
nue., w. s. Moore.
NJ. L. Davis. Jewolar. Il. 2nd sc.
Il III you want your dyelug aud soour-
inx done In iirst.class style, go to
the Delaware Dye Works, 2l0 King
street. N. Jenny.
Cummings, the photographer, 800
! Market street..
Buy paints. oils, glass. etc.. Of Jas.
M. Bryan, l07 West Eighth street.
Everett Janvler has removed his
shoe store to No. els King street.
IL you want TO save money. go to
W. ~ Moore for your groceries at 401
Delaware Avenue; 1t will pay you to
GO there and buy at hard times prices.
All groceries ut cut pricas at j. @.
: Singles cash grocer. S w. corner
Jackson and Linden street&
I We are selling 40 cent Garamels for
80 cents at 227 Market street. Hollis.
Allen IL. Alnscow's twanty five cant
dinners attract many ladies' and gen.
tlemen TO 10000 III Shipley street.
Thomas Il. lIcchetn. +03,6 Delaware
Ave. wall paper ut low prices; window
! Shades made to order. Lincrustn. Wal.
i, ton picture moulding, etc., etc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-19

Hon. John Il. Stotsenburg, a son Of
the late Evan @. StotsenbuIg, who has
baen q resident Of New Albany, Indi,
ana, for the past forty years. visited
our city yesterday. and called on a
number OF his former friends. lie is
looking we'll. and 10 highly prosper
Gus. being the owner OF peach or
ohard. containing $1,000 trees. but un-
fortunately the cold weather utterly
destroyed the yield this season. He
says the crop Is much more certain
one than In our State, and tine prices
usually great deal better.
He likes Indiana and says there are
good openings everywhere for enter
prlsing young men. He left this af-
ternoon for New York and viii return
homo by way or Washington. d. g..
his wife having stopped to visit frlends
In that city. Among other acquatnt-
ancss he Inquired about was our for
mer townsmnn. William b. Virgins.
Eeq., who is now located at Virgins,
West Virginia, the new postofllce hav-
ing been named In his honor and he
made postmaster.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-19

Tho many names OF widows as well
ms old soldiers that have been drop.
ed from the pension list by order OF
the administration, leads US to thinl;
that the melnbers OF tho Democratic
party are willing that they should
starye or beg. Perhaps there nay yet
DO q reckoning Tor this heartless con
duct. and Cleveland anu his Cabinet
may be forced to repeat OF their folly.
Taxes may be heavy, but the old
soldiers who bore the heat and bar.
den OF 81, srttle to pat down rebel.
lion, IRE aI.t:le1 70 everlasting graft.
tuch. With pomettaaS CT n more sub.
Btaatigi character tl.r sw.t IN. We hope
those Who hay, saved and perpet
uated our government viii be re.
membered while lie lasts. lii,
solaIers should stand by the part,
which stands by them. ana make.
their existence tolcrab!e.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-19


or Interest to Our shipping Trade.
Mr.. Bootner, OF Louisiana. has In
troduced a bill in the House whlei
will be OF particular interest to the
Philadelphia shipping trade with thi
West indies, Mexico and South Amer
lean ports. II provides that after tlIe
passage OF the act 1t shall 10 unlawful
for any fruit vessel to trade between
ports Ct the United States and ports o
Mexico, Mcst India Islands and Cen
trial aud South America unless they
are manned by acelinateI sea,nen
the word being made TO apply to al
persons who make living by employ
ment on such yessels. Any vessels
found violating this act will be re
Quired TO pay u tine Of not less THAI
$500 nor more than 81, 900 to tho Quar-
antine maintenance fund. The Score
tary VI the Treasury 10 directed to In
struct tho Collectors of Customs t.
snforoe ths law prescribed in all do
nestle and foreign vessels engaged II
the fruit trade. The proof of aeciI
matation to lie proof OF previous at
tack OF yellow fever. Hospital dis
charges stating that applicant hal
been treated for an attack OF yellow
lever Cor sworn aiiidRvits to that ef
feet, naming place and time OF sucl
treatment) may be considered as sat
lstaotory evidence. Proof OF eontln
ned residence Ia an endemic focus Of
yellow fever for one year or more
Pr ooi OF having sailed within III,
TorIid Zone for two years or NOR,
Immediately or not later than tw,
months before being employed In tn,
trade concerned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-19

CHERIFFS SALfs-By virtue OF wElt
~ OF Levarl Fscss to me directed viii
be exposed TO public sale, at the Gours
House. on Market street between Tonth
and Eleventh streets. in the city Of VIII
IniuSton, New Castle county. state OF
Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-19
NUGGETS OF NEWS

A1girsl Benham, retired, arrived al
New York yesterday. ..s -.".
The cholerine epidemic at Lisbon, Port
ugal, is increasing and causing much
anxiety.
A prop osition to place duty on manu-.
featured tobacco was defeated in the Ger.
man reiehstsg.
The New York state senate killed the
bill making the Office of sheriff of New
York a salsried one, without fees.
Jerome, the largest mining camp In
Arizona, was totally destroyed BY fire,
and many miners families are homeless.
Two masked rob ers killed Mr. Mackay,
manager of a bank ut Barraba, New South
Wales. because he refused to give them
the bank funds. They escaped ..-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-19

Tho census returns Tor 1850 show
that we hac in that year !. ol1. o55 men
and 55le5J women employed IN vari
Gus industries. In 1880 the number
Increased to 8 1890 men and SO, AZ
women or nearly two million of az
Increase during u single decade. Dur,
Ing the same periodic tho capital III
vested in these industries WIS -, 100.
e72.6O6 in 1850 aud Sf,j24 IA ,3o6 ii
1880. The wages paid TO those SANE
hands In 1Ss1 was $9i7, 9aa, 7J5. whill
they rose to sa2,2Sl, 81 ECO in 1870. The
gain was distinctly along protection
lines, and row We are to jeopuril2,
this magnificent ptosprritY and ven
ture upon the untriod sea Of free trade
During that period, also. our peopI
lived better and received higher wage
than They over did beiore. Cor tras
all the above with our situation to-day
Where is the man who will hOnostl,
sRy-unloss he lie an ollicenold er- h
prefers tho condition OF the tui ngs un
der President Cleveland to-day to wha
u was under BeHjamia llarrison2
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-19

Steelman Il Co, the butchers on
King street near 4tb, rad Just bear
putting on a fresh coat of paint last
night. Nj. S. came over to Mr. Mauiy
James. on the opposite side OF Tx
street and got some pluc lfds, whtct
he placed upoG his stall and pnintuC
upon them tho abbroyiatlon OF PAN,
.as Tat All woi.t Well for wliih
until man came RlOns whose wLolt
suggested hu Was fresl
irom the Etuoraid l4lInd.
As he passed the store lie halted and
,lahorously spalird cut the wort
Pat. then taking his clay pipo GU
FOL his mouth, lle said ia loud voice
'Be laOers, where ls mo brother Pat,
want to SEQ him" IL was some tim,
LefOra tue genial butcher could coo
vince the lrishnan that the sign wa
not tOI MS brother Pat, but for d ehor
Way TO spcli paint.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-19

Mr.. FC.D. Mckay has been appoint
ed voluntary observer at Wilmington
lei. Mr.. Mckay has been engaged II
scientific work for many years. and u
most highly recommended by Prof
John Terhune, Superintendent OF Pub
lie Instruction, Bergen county, n. j.
Prof. L. q. Foster, Superintendent o
Schools. Ithaca. New York, and MIR. I
y. Scovllle. Germantown. Pa. The
first report from his station will b.
for the month OF April. inst. Tht
Wilmington Board of Health ha,
already made request fo- the mo
neurological summaries to be pre-
pared by MFR. Mckay. for use In the
publications OF the Board, and 1t Ii
Presumed that the newspapers Of til,
city, also. will make arrangements
for securing daily reports FROM thu
observer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-19

City Councils Public Building Com.
mltlee laat evening sustained Build.
ing Inspector Dom in the AellHn ap,
peatcusa. This resoluL ZION was adopted;
Whereas. The dispute between the
building Inspector and Eagar 10 ian,
III regard to the buildings erected by
him has bsen properly before tho
Building Committee and after meet.
lng on the PREMISE II question We
mud that tile said Edgar Zellun is ylO-
iRttng the building ordinances. There.
fore. be 1t
"ltesolvel, That tho action OF the
building inspector lie sustained, and
he compsl Sir. Zolian to comply with
tile said ordinance or suffer the pom
atty Of tAs,law."
Unless Mr.. LelIan complies With the
notice a warrant will DO taken out for
Ills arrest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-19

The Fame Hose Company of this
city vii! visit Norristown. Pa. next
September and attend the convention
.Of tho Tenn State iiremen'B Assocla.
;ion. The lame Hose will 10 the
gussts of the Paramount Comp any.
Tho officers ale; Joseph j. Dugan.
president; Julius shundsr, secretary
hugo +. Bourbon. treasurer. Tbs
committee. Joseph Dugan, L. Robin,
son. q. kopp, VIII go to Norristo WI
aud make arrange ments lol tho yisi.
OF the comp any. About fifty tirGmen
and the ltrst Regiment Band via Ko
GA tho trip. he members have moi
yet decided whetherto take tho engine
or not
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-19
DUBLIC SALE OF HIGH BRED TRor.
l. TING HORSES, at BaIe's IcurneI
THURSDAY. APRIL %. 1885,
At 10 0 ,cloek. a. IN. shnrp.

No. l--Goidcn. geliing. fohled July Is.
1881, sired by Cimmaron, re ord 237 :.
trial 2..i third heat, by Companion. sired
ny beDeral knuN, 2.3l :. trial ESQ, sire oil
NJ rnlng. s.HO. and several OF ers DAN
bliss Nani NE Insured for $40.
No. 2-Black hurse, years old, sound
hIid ~ ri lat, good gentlclnans roadster
pr general family horse.
No T. Sorrel N"fsr. 1ji. huads high,
year Old warranted sound. kind Tn sin,
sic and double harness, eau trot close tc
3 inInutes, can hr drive4i by a lady.
no. l. Bay horse, Is hhnas high, kind in
s!nSlennd double harness. Truttrd III
belmont Park matinee race In as last
Iall. Gan trot In present condition In
400. Safe tor a lady TO drive.
No. 5-koan mare good worker, will
have colt soon
No. 6-4-yearoll bay horse. will make
good farm horse.
No. "a year I'D lay colt, extra large
by standard horsr. i.miuenee.
Nos -2-year old bay colt. yerv pro
missing looking colt by an honest Fred
horse. =.
No. e-2 yearlng colts. by good horses
No. 10.-Iurrle stewart. reg stored, $50
fOaleA 80. l5t hands hi.h, s.Icl by Crit
tenClvn, dam Mary X. 10y Gov. Chase
grand dam by Hero OF 1hormondale.
No; ll-Toda MetircyoE = indnrd regis
tered, loaled ~. i5l4 hanls nph, Huarsn
teed 23D. sired by Fergus Sic ,reyor, sire
OF Spoinsy. tho champion CARING of ig3
No. ls-Dexter. four years old. lb+!
hands high, sired by told pust, cut of
mare by DR.. Wardtr's Abdtla.
horse cart, good as new; buck board
wagon. Jersey COW. registered. viii give
pedigree on day OF sale; | Jersey bull,
reSistered.5 months old 1 young Durham
COW, good mixer, . hcirer cave. haii
Jersey stocS; has loader In perfect or
der. 2.l orsa South Il nd plows In order
road cart by Reeves and / set of sing |,
harness by Parker.
Terms on daY OF sale.
ais l.. W. STfbllAM s. son. Aucis
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-19

CtHERlFFS sALE,-BY VIRTUE OF A
p writ of l.eyuri facias. to me directed,
will be exposed 10 public sale ut tho
Court House. on Market street, between
Tenth anu Elcyenvh reefs. In the silly OF
Wilmington, New Cas- lie county. Del,
ON SATURDAY,
THE o3ru nav nE ApuIT ,Rat
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-19

Nos. and Of the Memorial Wal
Book can TO procarod at this Office OF
presenting ono coupon and a dime
for either Of them. Tho series viii
contain E000 magnificent illustrations
embracing the portraits OF tbs LEADING
btatesmeP Of that day as we'll as .Le
moro prominent officers in the arm,
and navy A Condensed. but thrilling
is'ory is given Of the various Dattle.
which followed, and tie war Is traced
from iis inception t. It's close WITH !
falthfa!Gess that cannot fail 10 lntsresl
every sseser after knowledge. Let nj
Toad and be wise" Remember, tAt
work costs oaly dime for each NUN
ber. Gail eally 4ud got COPY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-19

{ Mr.. William A Palmer has com.
mencod to build barn o.; his lot over
near Elysrvtew. lie will in short
time break ground Tor dwelling
house Tor himself.
, MIR. Moore has in course OF erection
three brick dwellings ut fhirty.fourtn
and MaI ilet streets. lie has them up
to tie first door and IL rapidly pushing
them Lu completion.
Mr. Polk sod stwo lots this
morEinS for : per foot These lots
have Increased over 100 per cent IN
one years time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-19

At q Democratic mass meeting in
San Francisco on Monday evening. q
was adopted denounclng
the recent utteranoes of Senator Hill
as "traitorous In their;purpose. false In
their assumptions, absurd In their
logic, and calculated to excite the In
dignatlon and derision Of the Democ'
racy OF California"
Resolutions were also adopted by
the samoset Club OF Omaha. on tn,
same evening, denouncIng Senate
Hill az traitor. who. having hitherto
skulked behind the watchword Il an
a Democrat" has dealt treaohsrous
blow at the vitals OF his party, at the
time Of Its greatest peril.
The Senator is being bounded by his
fellow Democrats and threatened witt
political humiliation II he doe
mot vote for the passage OF the Wilson
Tariff bill.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-19

The following IL from the Philadel-
phia Records Nosegay.
Delawnras peach crop was not en-
tirsly destroyed b. the late cold snap
after all So says DR.. i. II. Rae, OF
this city, who has Just returned from
an inspection OF his orchard of 1000
trees. which he made in company with
Congressman J. W. Causey- Il did not
expect, snid DR.. Rae TO zee 1.-Two
bud. What was nay surprise to near
Nr. CausoY sing out Alive, alive.
alive! immediately my head man re-
peated the cry, Alive. alive dead, dead,
alive!' Among ~ varieties all had more
or less i've buds. and our conclusion
WAS that there would be Il good third
of crop. presume Other orchards
are in similar condition. Milford
and Its vicinity will have from q QUAR-
ter to third OF a crop.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-19

The most southern portion OF Swedsn
10 In tto iilty-tifth deglss ofEorfr l7tf.
tudS about that Of Labrador, and yet
the cultivation Of the sugar Dest is a
very important industry Ia that coua,
Try. In 1882 she had ten beet suRaI
factories and produced over 80. 0ot
sons OF raw sugar. But mnIe fecto
YES are being built and by 1885. Yea,
atter nsAt, II lie thought her sugar out
put will reach 10000 tons-l59. 900 OOc
pounds. or more than enough for the
consumption Of her people. The
United statss has hundred adyanta
gss over Sweden, and should DO able
- do Just what Sweden ls doing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-19

The Fire Committee OF city Council
has IN hand project to put telephones
IN all the engine houses. II Is claimed
that the telephones would greatly i'm
prove the department.
The COMMITTEES Is also considering
the ndvisability of Increasing tia
salary Of the cillef engineer OF the
Fire Department FROM S2OJ TO 500 "a
year, and the salary OF zach assistant
from SlO0 to &saD per year BoLa
changes In tho department would not
cost more than $500 TO $1,000 per year
m ore Than at present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-19

ROCHESTER, N, Y, April ia dispatch
from Fayette, Seneca county, says: While
drilling well In the hamlet Of Beary-
town, at depth Of 200 feet, strong aow
Of gas was struck Excitement among
the villagers is running high, and land
has advanced fabulously In price. vii
lage lots and dwellings are held at many
times their value, and prospectors are try
ing with more or loss success to organize
companies to sink wells all over the ad-
jacent property. Already the citizens are
talking Of incorporating the hamlet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-19

Lydia Whitlock, Luis Stevenson.
Eva Haynes and Maggie BogR, of
Clayton, had a very narrow ESCAPE
from drowning last Sunday morn,
Ing. They we're walking on the bank
OF lunis NIL fond, and seeing log
extending soma distance out In the
pond. they walked out; the log turned
rnd they were thrown In the water.
Thomas Attlx. who was ridlnH by OF
Ills bicycle heard their cries aud came
to their rescue, thus saving them
from Matsry gave.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-19
Address-s,ate Road. neI.
EOE1ISTER's ORDER
III kEGlSpER'S OFFICE,
klu a. hNI.

IDEGIsTEH's ORDER
IL REGISTERS OFFICE,
NV CAsrAK CO.. DEL.
Upon the application OF william v III am, +,
Wilson and William II. Horn. Execute RS
OF Norris Wilson, late of Brandywine hd, :.
III said county, deceased, IL is ordered aud
directed by the Register thHt the Ia
eculors aforesaid gave hotice OF grant
ing OF Letters rstumentary upon
date OF granting thereof by causing
advertisements To he posted " ithin
forty days from the date of suoh letters
In SIX OF the most public places OF the
county oil Now Castle and State OF Della
ware, req nB all persons having de-
mands against the estate to present tile
came, or abide hv an act OF Assembly
In such case made and prov ided; aud nj.
go cause tho same to be inserted with.
In tue same period In the Daily Repub.
licun, y newspaper published In VII.
Given under the hand aud Seal
ISIS. ( OF office of the Register aforesaid,
- at Wilmington, in New Castle
Comfy aforesaid, the day and year
j. WILKINS CooCH, Register.
NOTlCE.--Sotieo is hereby given that
Letters 1estamcutary were IN due 'orin
OF law granted unto the undersigR.
1884, and thutull persons having elaiIus
against the cstatc nt thc deceased must
present the same, duly nttested, To the
said Executors. on or before the nth
day OF April. 1884, or abide the Act
Of Assembly in such case made aud pro.
vided. WILLIAM =. WILSON,
WILLIAM II. HORN,
Address-E Edward G. Bradford, ISL
Wilmington. Del all
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-19

WMKEssARRE, Pc April l9-The coro
ner's jury Investigating the Gaylord mine
accident last evening returned the follow.
ing verdict: I'VE, tie jury, find that the
thirteen men who were killed IL the Gay
lord mine at'Plymouth on Feb. Is came tc
their deaths through an error OF judg
ment on the part Of the persons or per
sons In charge of the party at the time
The men were allowed to remain iu place
that, IL appears to the jury, must have
been plainly dangerous for some hours
prior to the cave in"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-19

CHERlFFiS sA fE- ~ SirfGs u WIT
~ Oh Ais Lsyarl rtclas, W ne directed
VIII beexposol to public siie, &c the Court
House, on Market street between Tenth
aud Eleventh streets. in thu city OF
wilmington. New Castle county, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-19
wANA MAKER a. BROWN.
wANA MAKER a. BROWN.
HAVE YOU seen THENi
FAVE YOU seen 7ssa'
The Sl2 Suit for $3.50
The Sis Suit for $40. 90
The SIG and SIS Suit for SIi

Let them fix your eyes OF
Oak Hall prices all arount
this Spring. This much o
a comparison with last,,year'i
Great Suit Sale that so many
remember. Then prices Were
amazingly low. Thousands
of suits were sold. This
Spring - better value fol
every dollar spent. Prices
a notch lower than such de
pendable, sure-wearing quail
ties have ever touched.
Don't Miss This Spring Suit Sale
Don't Miss This Spring SUIT Sale
Extremely low price.
Nevertheless, they're strictly
Atwood. Count your gain
SO to So. 1t will be mani
fest, as soon as you set eyes
on them, that profit plays
no figure in the prices. Wor.
steds, Cheviots, Cassimeres.
Inquire for the special lot
of $l5 Black Dress Suits.
You will stop-will be in.
terested. See it you don't
take them tor $40 Suits.
Following up the other
item elegant Spring Over.
CO ats for $40 and S12. They
belong among $16 and SIS
qualities really.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-19


The New York Sun OF yesterday con /.
tanned the following: Assistant Dis.
Itrict Attorney U Hare moved yestor-
day III the general SESSIONS that Anna
ID. Belihh. formerly & school teacher,
who WIS arrested In February last
upon an indictment charging her with
Inducing J. Cary Carver to cash a
worthless check Tor $50, drawn ON the
Chester County National Bank, be 70
leased on her vii reeogulzance. Mr.
arver, Mr.. OHsre said. had failed on
several occasions to appear In Court
when tho case was caliod When a
subpoena server looked for him on
Saturday the subpoena server learned
that hu Ind left the state. Judge
lCowlnG granted Mr.. OHare motion,
aud released Mrs. Bsilah on her own
IrecogniHance."
Our cl.,zons will remember Mira.
l3eilah very well. She has Dsen In iall
since February. but luckily Is Row out
again on her own reGo gnlHaaoe to ap.
ipear for trial when wanted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-19

NEW YoRK, April 1o.--Justice Stephen
J. Field, Of the United States supreme
court, filed for probate the win 81 his
brother, David Dudley Field. Most o. the
estate whose value is net stated. is left to
his daughter, Lady Musgrave, and her
children. To the town Of Stock bridge,
Mass. he gives so,Qa0, so that the town
graveyard, where his ancesters lie, may
be kept in order, and the bell In the hsifry,
which be erected, nay be tolled once each
day. He gives u 900 to his native town Of
Haddam, Conn, so that the Field parks
may be kept in order.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-19


A correspondent writes US to say
that the recent reflections In one of
our city evening papers Us to the
adoption OF political moHns, measures
and modes of procedure In Asbury
NJ. L. Church atfairs, certainly are not
drawn from Imagination. The trans
pirings and scenes ut the election In
the Church Monday night last for
"a single trustee were an abso
.lute a near approach TO those ia.
miliar to bystanders at an exciting
municipal election for city officials
Language, actions. expressions aud
Ihllarlty unfit for hallowed places und
from the representative % clement
male and female, give no uncertain
indications OF positive degeneration
from the beautifully editying, peace.
like and brotherly harmonious ten
denotes of former time regeneration
An apt quotation right here would
he from an ''Outsldtr's View" in the
Peninsula Methodist, April 9Th. 1894
substituting Board of Trustese.n fol
'Asbury Officials" to wit: Our pso
pie don't believe angels wings viii
ever grow on "Asbury Officials unit
they bring forth fruits meet for re
ipentance. NJ.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-19

WEST CHESTER April IS. = Miller
secare died here to day. aged n years.
When tine West Chester and Phlladel.
phla Railroad opeusd 20 travel, over
thirty five years ago, no was IN ade ono
OF thu first corps Of passenger CON
dnctors, in which capacity he served
for nearly a quarter oil century.