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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-04

the other day
My, that was a whopper.
'rhc cel?'
no"
Inspector Williams INDUCED in 4 grim smile He
never LAUGHS aloud
well. II may sound Ike FISH story ne SAM
"hu, / am speaking the Gospel truth AMI have 80;
the spear 10 prove H.
But how about the eel waiting while you went
IF and made spear OF such unusual .ze?'
"Oh | didn't have 20 go far | was on ne deck
- sailing vcss.l mo,rcl at dock M Hong Kong.
TINT was back In the sixties / had been 20 Japan
and had got the chance 81 getting back home on
the sailing vessel by way of china hy working As
tho ship carpenter on the voyage. was leaning
oyer the rail- ~ the ship one Jay when the sun
WAS high In the cl0ul.css sky AMI the water was
dead calm and / saw that eel lying on the mud
almost directly under ne. Eos grow - an inn
ulrns. size In those waters Now. b. would have
been Impossible for m" 20 have got that eel with
spear such az f. used ordinarily in this country.
hadn't nsheI with Indians Ia the waters OF Nova
Scotia when was boy FOR nothing however. and
I made W my mind that would have that eel.
50 ! st To work ami made an Indian cel-spcar.
A. wa. the ships carpenter. had plenty Of
materials Al hand and in half an hour had made
a spear ias enough for that eel. Perhaps You don't
know what an Indian c"l-spear is. I'll show you
The Inspector took paper ana pencil and drew
picture % 4 spear. Ike that which is shown Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-04

"You s,e." he eX-
planned. that / hAv,
drawn only 'lr business
end OF the spear. The
pole can be- made as long
rs you want II. Drive a
sharp spike In The enl Of
"a pole. ana on each Side
OF II fasirn a strip of
tough wood called D. rock
cr. The rockers must be
shaped 50 that they viii
nearly touch below the
point OF the spike. and 50
that ne space between
hem at the middle 81 the
spike vii be- large enough
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-04
INSPECTOR UTLLIJtN'> EEL.
THE WHOLE CREW DINED OF IT

THE biggest eel | ever spearcl WAS thirty feet
long and twenty-six inches thick. and had - make
special spear for him" said Police inspector Alex
ander : williams 20 fric:l at the Central once
,I.r I.y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-04

THE LESSON or RUMANIA-CHANGE OF VIEW
IN ENGLAND WORKINGS OF RECIPROCITY.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-01-04
THE NEW DiSPENSARv LAW.
Lcadiipa and General Features of
the Revised FsispcnsnTy.

L
TIEs-AN EVIDENT PURPOSE nc
CHINK UP EVERY HOLE THRoUGl,
WHICH LlQUOR MAY Flow IN on
MONEY MAY GET OUTLAWS FOR
| TRANspoRTATIoN COMPANIES AND
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOR
"DRY" CoUNTIEs-A SECTION AIM
ED AT SOCIAL CLUBs-RIGlITs or
SEARCH AND SEIZURE WITIouT
WARRANT PROCEEDINGS IN Cox
TEMPT.
Tho most important points Of
the now disponsary law are as fol-
lows:
Section I. That tho manufact-
urc, sale, barter or exchange, TO-
coipt, acceptance, delivery, stor-
ing and kceping in possession,
within this State, of any spiritu~
Gus, malt, vinous, fcrmentcd,
brcwcd (whothor lager or rico bocr)
OF othcr liquors or any compound
or mixture thereof, by whatever
namo called or known, which con-
tains alcohol and is used as bow
crngo by any person, firm or cor
poralion; tho transportation, re-
moval, The taking from tho depot
or other place by consignco or 9TH
or person, or tho payment of
freight or express or other charges
by any person, firm, association or
corporation upon amy spirituous,
malt, vinous, fcrmontod, brcwcd
(whethcr lago,, rice or other brer)
or other liquor Of any compound
or nMNturo thereof. by whatever
NumN called or known, which con-
tui!2a alcohol and is used as Il bev-
@E".y,n, except as is hereafter pro-
Nldod, is hereby prohibited undor
a penalty OF thirty days imprison-
mcnt or 500 lino for each offence.
All such liquors, except when
bought from y state officer author
lZcd TO sell the Same or in possess
ION OF one, are declared TO be con-
trabanl and against thc morals,
good hmlth and safety of the State,
and may DO seized whorcvcr found
without warrant and turned ovcr
to the State commissioner.
Section 2 constitutes tho govern
or, attorney general and comptroll-
CT general tho State board of con-
troll.
Section 3 provides for tho APP
pointmcnt by tho governor Of a
State commissioner to scrvo two
years, to bo paid $4,000 year and
TO have Il hookkcopcr at $1,000 a
year and such other assistants as.
tho board may decido to DO ncces-
s0ly. 1t also provides for the com
miasioncrs' certificates for all H.
Quor shipped and says:
And without such certificate
any package containing liquors
wIiel shall be shipped out Of the
state, off~sAA i}p}pgI from place to
place within tho StaJG; ~, deliver
cd to tho consignco by any rail
read, express company or other
common carrier, or bo found in
! tho possession of any common car
ricr, shall ho regarded as contra
band and may be scizod without
warrant for confscation, and such
common carrier shall bo liable to
a penalty Of five hundred dollars
for each offence, to DO recovered
against said common carrior in
any court of competent jurisdlc-
ton by summons and complaint,
proceedings to DO instituted by
tho solicitor of any circuit with
whom evidence may DO lodged by
any officer or citizen having knowl-
cdgo or information OF tho viola
ton"
The end of this section provides
a penalty Of $500 and ono year i'll
| {hN DpDit0niinry for COunIcrici;
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-01-04

1 !.
mixing liqu,.
| Section 15. N
sociation or corpora.
ufacture for sale, sell or
sale' exchange, barter,Sor
any liquors containing ale,
any purpose whatever,
than as provided in this ac
pensers as herein provide,
alone be authorized to SO,
dispense such liquors, and j.
mits must be procured as
provided from the county b,
control: Provided, That thu
utacturers of distilled, maltSf
Gus liquors, who are doing
moss in the State, shall be all
to sell to no person in this S
except the State commissions,
to parties outside the State.
the State commissioner shall
chase his supplies from br.
and distillers in this State.
their product reaches the sta,
required by this act: Pro,
Such supplies can be purchu
cheaply there as elsewhere.
ry package, barrel or bottle,
liquors shipped beyond tho
of this State shall have IN
the certificate of the State COZ.
sioner allowing the same,
wise it shall be liable to co
ton and the railraod carry
shall be punished as in Sec
And provided, That any
shall have the right to mai
for his or her own use from
or other fruits.
Section 16 provides that
pensor shall llssSHgSan aGcomy
liquors tt3;SStt &3s5Es5G s'' '
bo alw Ss,s,
dcmand. .NIS !,
Scctic& gg ,5$sN a
of a UnitCStsfEsS%!, K, !, 81 ~
dealer or notice NV 4l. u
alcoholic liquors. ss.$tES y,tll.F ,tl!sF I,
place prima facie eyiden .ss q
lation of the law ;ane e
offender to 800 fink -
ment not more than %
Section 18 authoriz. ~
druggists to buy of their U,a8$h
dispensers Intoxicating liquors ss
compound medicines, tinctures "
extracts which can not be uset 3
beverages. Dispensers shall a.
charge more than 10 per cent?.
profit on such liquors. DrugR...
must keepa record Of such purch
SOS and the uses of liquors 80 py
chased and make quarter] 80 I s
under oath to the cQasasty dispena
and county auditor. Any dru
glst bartering, selling or givi'
away or otherwise disposing ofs
liquors for purposes not authori,
by this section shall forfeit his
ccnso and certificate. The st
commissioner is authorized to Q
to manufacturing chemists a
wholesale druggists alcohol by t
barrel at cost.
Section 10 provides a fine Of 8
for obtaining liquor by false n
resentations. s,
Section 20 makes any dispenl
or clerk making false returns
official statement guilty. ofsr
jury, IS
Section 81 is against clubs.
says: sxss
Section, a., Every pal,ses .s
shall directly Of inafrectly keep
maintain, by himself, orr by aa
ciating or combining with 9TH,
or who shall in any manner !
assist OF abet in keeping of ma
tanning any club room OF otl
place in which any lntoxicat
liquors arc received or kept fori
barter or sale as beverage, or
distribution or division among
mombers of any club orr a a
tion by any means whateyei I q, "a
ovory person who shall rectSo
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-01-04
2YtpDy rers0nf

Many EGTG0NS
Arc broken down nom oyc!WoT"or household
cares Browns Ir0n 1jIttcrS
'sr"ie'}asI4he ayasGn ,!s aids 9iea'tSs@sSGmois'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-06
FIFTH EDITION.



The eleventh fannual session OF the
Grand Lodge Of Delaware Knights OF
Golden Eagle held at Hookessin on
Monday, was the most important one
In the history OF the lodge. The ses-
sion was marked by the best OF humor
and everybody concluded that Hockes.
sin was the most hospitable town for
the holding OF the session. The ladies'
OF Columbia Temple are warmly
praised for their especial hospitality
In the providing of such sumptous
repast to which ali the m eln bel hearth.
ly partook Of. The only complaint
heard was that OF Mr.. Stlnson, who
said there was not enough chicken on
the table, and when a schoolmarm
waited upon him with a chicken he ate
the fowl leaving only a wing on the
dish.
II is said that the fowls were ooniis.
Gated by Mr.. Stinson and Whiteman
while on parade, as feathers were
port could not DO verified, There were
many good looking boys present, and
among these were Charles III. Hudson
and L. L. Noreland, who at almost any
time could DO seen enjoying private
chat with tho young lady attendants.
1t would not be policy to give the
names OF some Of the other ''mashers."
as 1t might culmtnate In a halr-pulling
match; the principals probably would
| be their fair Wilmington ladies'.
The subject Of ages caused tiie live
lest occurrence OF the day. s. Il.
Asprll was asked. and when he replied
TINT he would be 80 years of age on
April End he was carried to the station
and. bumped SO severely that the
agent fled, thinking that flying
wedge OF Eagles mad struck the build
Ing. They will keep in mind hls BIRTH
day when 1t again occurs OH the first
Monday In april. which will be six
| years hence.
| grand castle I'M medlate1y went into
session and heard tho reports of the
grand officers. At ~ O'Clock adjourn
ment was made for dinner, after which
tho parade was made over the prlncl-
| pal streets OF the town. 1t was com.
posed of about $50 eagles. led by tho
Hockessln Cornet Band. Then follow
cd Crusaders Commandery under
command of Captain Haley. Delaware
Com lnandery under command Of Col.
! McAlister, and members In fatigue
uniforms. At210 the castle reoonvend
and elected officers. Grand Chief, w.
| Frank Taylor was not candidate for
recollection us has been stated, but
wanted the position of past grand
chief, to which he was elected.
| Ihose are the other officers: Grand
chief, Garrett s. Smith. Wilmington;
grand vice chief, Harry Whitemau,
Newark; grand sir Herald. Frank z.
tiIantham; grand master Of records,
Charles Ii. Hudson; grand keeper of
exchequer James II. Person; grand
high priest. A. j. Lyman, OF Towns
end; grand representative. John As
| pril: grand trustee for three years H.
W. Downing, of Clayton, and Tor one
year A. Fauske; first guard. Ed. l..
Shakespeare, of llockessin; second
guard j. W. Humphrey.
In the evening the new officers were
installed, and the knights returned
home at IL o'clock.
| A PAST CHIEF Who WAS THERE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-06

very Interesting and original en-
tertlinmont was given last evening In
the Auditorium. before crowded
house by the members OF the Column
ban Glee Club. The entertainment
was called The Kings Reception CIV
oil by AleXand 4 [. King Of he Ser.
VANS" This unique program began
about S.25 O'Clock, with The Kings
Reception"
Alexander |. King of Servla. proud
and martial with n warm love OF home
and country. OF dance and song but
which was ably taken by Elmer f..
Benson, Valet to King whose life Is
mnde miserable by the continued
abuse he receives was assumed with
ease aud grace by Artemus G. Barklett.
a good manager OF tho Glee Club, u
typical Am ericGn, who ia proud OF his
country. captiuvated the large Gudi
ence with Ida swaggor and Independent
air in his interview with the King
fell on the shoulders of Harry I,J Ohm
son, "llumorlst, always ready with a
good story, and who assumes the part
of Court Jester, by Richard Casper
Dllmore. fitted him 80 H. Tile
American singers, who entertain the
Court. were composed of tho members
OF tho Glee Club. Mr.. w. s. Brown
presided ably at the piano. lie enter.
tainlnent WAS both novel and amusing.
The recitatlons 10y Mr.. Dillmore were
enjoyed as treat by tho large audi
enGe. lie Is an elotutioni-t OF wonder
full powers and fairly brought down
the house.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-06

Rev. J. D. 0. Hanna was received as
pastor OF the Union NJ. L. Church last
night by the Epworth League The
exercises were held IN the basement
of the church, which was beautifully
decorated with potted plants and cut
10 wers. The decorations were princl.
pally about the altar where ferns
stood among the flowers. Behind this
the choir sat while ahead OF them sat
the pastor. his wife and the presiding
elder.
The choir opened the exercises by a
hymn. A prayer followed, and after
another selection Presiding Elder Bar.
rett introduced Mr.. and Mrs. llama
by very euloglstlc and witty speech.
MIR. Hanna replied, and after speaking
In vein Of hum or. which eau ed much
laughter. he asked the co operation OF
the members In the effort to continue
tho prosperity that has marked the
history OF the church. and promised
his most Industrious and faithful ef-
forts to that end, After tho congrega.
tion had shaken the hands of the pas
tor and bis vito reIreshm enls were
served
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-06

marsabla remedy for the blood and
nerves. 1t puriiies the blood. It en-
riches tho blood, 1t generally stirs
liver and kidneys and tho other organs
destined to keep sweet ami clean the
vital machinery.
A clear. sound mind in a sturdy,
healthy body, bright eye, an elastic
step, clear SKIN, come with nut fail
when Paine's celery compound Ia given
n trial with merely reasonable care
and regularity
Says Mr.. Dudley Il. Stratton, one OF
| Worcestar's hest citizens. tine prosper.
Gus proprietor OF tho Lincoln square
dining rooms, in II recent letter:
| About stN months ago | had Sc.
vere attack OF eczema. No pen eau
describe my gatherings. | doctorad
and used all the cures could hear OF,
but IL was still In my Systam.
| clearing that Mr.. William II. Robin.
son, with the iewrlry firm OF Nelson
I II. Davis, Sal Main 81, had been cured
of eczema 10y using Paine's celery ccm.
I pound. | called on that gentleman,
and a5 u result startsl to take this
wonderful remedy. what Mr. Robin.
son told me has been proven to be
true and ! take this opportunity to
express my gratitude. | will gladiy
answer any one vino may wish to in.
4 qulre further in regard to tho medi'
! cine"
Painn's celery compound Is the
greatest blood and nerve remedy that
medical science has yet attained. II
makes people well
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-06

The monthly meeting of the Board
OF Trustees OF the State Hospital at
Farnhurst was held yesterday, The
I flrst business considered was the re,
port OF MI. Hopkins to inquire into
the possibility of removing some OF
the patients to the almshouses In
order to relieve the overorowded wards
OF the hospital. The Kent county
officials would receive none. but Dr..
NAPLES reported that Sussex county
would receive her proportion IL Kent
would do tho same. The reports were
ordered spread on the minutes OF the
board.
Bids for yearly supplies were opened
and the contract for coal wac awarded
to the CIV. Bush and Sons Com pany;
for Ice to Joseph ii. King OF New
Castle for 80 conts hundred pounds.
The contract for butter was awarled
to Pierce & Simpler OF st. Georges ut
20 cents pound.
The superintendents report was
read and adopted. The movement of
poDu lution OF the hospital for the last
month as shown by the report Is as
follows:
Admitted. Q males. s females, total
Il; discharged i; Of those remaining,
there are 108 white males, "a colored
h'"tsf'I ~ "Hibo ltuluiohi Id CuluIou lo-
males. Total number of patients 244.
The financial statement OF the SUI
perlntendents showed the expenditure
Of sSO.676.4l during the year ending
March 81. The deficiency FOR the year
10 $5,5S0.82. Total expenses OF the
hospital for years ending March 81
was f64 $751;
The total deficiency. including that
incurred during the 3 years ending
March 81, 1891. Is $l4, 933 IA. The cost
per capita OF tho patients has decreas.
ed, but the population. which at tho
opening OF the hospital was about 1870
has been steadily increasing through
out all Its history. The present pop
ulation is 2ii.
Superintendent Hanckers receipts
Tor board and treatment for the
! month of March was S3lj o.; expen.
ditures from this fund, slj; balance
in his hands .30005.
Bills amounting to s206T.46 were
examined by the Finance Committee
and ordered paid.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-06

Take Palne's celery compound.
1t is a remedy that makes people
well.
First prescribed by tho greatest
physician this country has soon. it has
been used and prescribed and recon
meuded hy physlcianP OF every school
everywhere.
As spring remedy 1t carries health
and strength and renewed energy
wherever 1t goes.
Food for the muscles Ia not food for
the nerves or brains. But Taines
celery compound furnishes tho very
elements that rebuild woln.uut nerve
Tissues. 1t feeds brain, nerve centera
and nerves. Ginning and eu ualizlpr
their action. 1t mahes Rich, honest
blood.
Within few days after Paines
celery compound ID regularly taken
there will he marked Improvement
In the general health strength Wi be
come more enduring. the frame plum.
per. the splits better, ana the breath
s~cet=r alt declaring in tho plaiue.t
terms u healthier action Vi nerves aud
blUUd.
ltuudreds of men aud women with
TINT rundown lrrlin.; written all
over their Iuces. unable to work, with.
out courage. hive recovered hnaIin.
heart, and ambition through this 70
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-06

18Th, Frank d. Chandler. centrovlllo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-06
Dots,

Arthur Kappauf has bought out
George p. MetZner's barber shop, 1OS
East THIRD street. adjoining the RE.
PUBLICAN building.
A citizen OF Chester wants the street
car companies compelled to carry
water sprlnklers and water tho streets
FOR the privileges thoy enjoy.
Joseph A.Gatts. who has b. en- station
agent at Edgemoor for n number OF
years, has been transferred TO this
city.
Miss Bessie Weaver. of Chester, and
! Russell Reed, OF Camden, sang several
songs In our city on Tuesday evening.
Rlchenberger a. son will take board.
ers at reduced rates at their stables on
Orange street below Second. Those
keeping horses and carriages should
Call and 500 THEM.
Annie Hazard is lying seriously Ill
with brain trouble al No. sol Winslow
street
Frank McManus WIS fined 81 and
costs In the Municipal Court this
morning for drunkenness.
See tho crowd at Fifth and King
strGetB Tor Java coffee at 20 cents 4.
NJ. Wiar, Fifth and King streets.
III were reporter OIL newspaper,
! would buy tools instead OF going to
a hardware dealer and borrowing
them.
The sporting event OF the seqson
will DO tie first appearance in this
| city OF the worlds champion bantam.
| weight lighter Billy Primer
William NJ. Palmer, 81 Kannett
| Squire, died OF Old age and general
decay OF bodily powe =, bein! in mis-
10Th year, on Thursday. A wife and
several children survive him.
ReS. Vaughan Coliins visited our
city ON Thursday. lie has moN ei
INTO the parsonage at New Clasle and
Is well pleaeei with tho appointment.
lilo is looking we'll and ADJ ears to be
prepared to do looman's st ryIce i'll
the cause during his Passionate.
II WAS question over the removal
of hay FROM tho farm OF Mrs. Lyman
by Mr.. Blackiston ana not for the re.
coyery of rent that Mrs. Lyman lie.
covered verdict IS referees a few
days ago.
Iaylor and Fallerton's blood purifier
eradIeates all Impurities from the
blood. Prepared by w. Z. Taylor, SOB
king street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-06
WE OUCH 7
TO SELL

Every man in the city
who has been in the habit
of paying SIS and SIC for a
suit one of our TEN DOL.
LAR SUITS. He'd wonder
why he had not thought of
us before. The fact is our
$40 Mems Suits are equal
in every respect, cloth, style,
Workmanship, to the usual
higher price kinds. Ever
SO many styles to select
from. Homespuns, Clleviots,
Cassimores, Clays, Cork.
screws, Unfinished Worsteds.
Serges and others.
Now don'tthinli we have no
higher price ones-from s.
to So with all the in.be.
tween prices. The line is SUI.
penor to anything you have
ever seen.
Big Boys Suits-Long
Pants-same assortment as
we have for men, So. so to
$500.
Little Boys Suits-SI.50
up.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-06

Rev. II. S. Dulany was given warm
reception at Kingswcod VI. H. Church
last evening. by some three hundred
Of the members who wished to sigma,
lie his re-appolntment as pastor foi
the fourth year. The church was
ablazo with light ami after the usual
congratulations and Misunderstanding,
the friends sat down to a splendid re-.
past that had been prepared by the
ladies Tor the occasion. 1t was u
happy time, and MIR. Dulany as well Of
his many ardent friends and support.
ers must have felt that it was good tc
DO there. A great congregation is OK,
peoted on Sunday morning, so that a
fair start may be made for a m ore
prosperous year than the one Just
closed, although 1t Was remarkable
for the number OF converts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-06

The April torn of the District Court
for the district of Delaware will con.
yone in this city Tuesday next. Among
the Cases to lie presented to the grand
ilry VIII be fourteen cases for VIOLA
tons Of tho internal revenue laws by
selling liquor without the payment Of
special tux.
Thomas Ellnn will he also charged
on too counts for robbing the malta.
lianiah Watson will be charged with
falling to remove government stamps
OF Of empty beer kegs and William q.
llitrhdns will DO arraigned for send.
! Ing AN obsesDe letter through the
mails TO his wife. District attorney
Watson has Ills hands full at present
getting ready for tina presentment of
these oases TO the grand jury.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-06

INOR KENT-A Gro I'm brick house, No
hlk T.. sixth street, In good c0ndi-
ton; front Sitr j. Is per month. Apply 10
ownrr. John 1t. Hartman, il3 East nth
street. BG;-I.t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-06

Tho hoys Of America base ball eluL
has orI aulHei with the following play.
ers; Chns Grnlcy C.; Clarence Wos
toh, H.; George Walker. p; Charlie
BayarL. i. g; Hlrrison Parker, Cd.
John PARKER Jb.; Alfred G5vons.
II llenry QuoUn, contre field, n.
$hoekley, IF.
open for challenges from all players
who ure under ~ years Oil. Address
Gl eta lenGes to Ghas. Grinley, ISL,
liUald street ci y.
The East End Base Bali Club has
Organized with the following PLAYERS,
W, Thomas p n. Governs, C.; Isnat
scott, =, s.; Edward Anderson, ist. b.
left Boulder. I'd b.; Charles MONEY!
81. b.. Charles Governs, /. T.. JOSEPH
Hammond, c. t.; Charles Weston, + +
OpOn to play any club whose players
are over 81 Address ali challenges
to manager Chae A6er5. or W. Thorn,
as captain, I'LL Head street, CITY
richard Covers, umpire.