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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-07-20

CHURCH REoPENING.-Mt. Carmel Metho-
dist Protestant Church, at Emmorton, which
has been closed for repairs for he past two or
three months was reopened for Divine service
last Sunday.
Rev. j. d. Kinzcr, ID. d., President of the
Maryland Conference, preached at the morn
ing service from Rev. 3-S, and Rev. +. L.
Tagg, preached in the afternoon, from Genesis
2S-l6 Both were able sermons and did good
The interior of the church has been gre lily
improved and beautified, it has been repla ter
ed, white coated and reprinted, the sides have
been wanscoted and the ceiling has been
srched in wood work and finished in oil. The
pulpit platform, altar and aisles have been
newly carpeted and everything looks bright
and cheerful. The ladies Of the church help
ed nobly in the work and to them great credit
is due for what has been accomplished. The
refurnishing were nearly all raised. and the
balance will be provided for.
A large and well-trained choir supplied ex-
cellent singing to the organ accompaniment,
which was presided over by Miss Lizzie De-
moss and Mrs Harry Pyle.
To Mr.. E. Z. Tuchton is due much common
dation for the untiring zeal and energy with
which the work was pushed to completion.
Rev. s. A. Hoblitzell, of Bel Air, is the pas
tor of the church, which constitutes one of
the four that makes up his charge. The con-
gregations here are excellent and fourishing
Sabbath school is attached to the church.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-07-20

last season Oats harvest in full progress.
The hay crop was heavier than that of last sea
son, and was put away in good order. A
good rain is badly needed. f. f. Carsins.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-07-20

limitation is the Sincerest kind of Flattery."
There is little wonder that all the agents
travelling through this locality are aiming at
RECKORD'S SPECIAL COMPOUND.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-07-20
HENRY RECKORD MFG CO.

g~COAL AND FEED by the Car Load q
speciality. 2Oju
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-08

The case OF Clarence w. Hastings
lgaiust John f. Henry. registrar of
Vest Little Creek Hd., was passed on
ny tArcourt Ia session at Georgetown
or saturday. Hastings had petltiouel
lie court for "a writ o, maniamus to
compel Henry to register hastings as
a voter.
Henry refused 20 accept Hastlngs,s
tax reCeipt as evidence OF his rigAf to
vote, alleging that 1t is Illegal because
81 the expiration of the term of Office.
urlor to tho date of payment, OF the
person signing II as tax collector.
The court refused to ISSUE the writ
OF mandamus asked for on the ground
that tho petitioner has an adequate
remedy In an appeal to the Board OF
Unconstitutional not having been shown
IN the petition that he was refused
registration solely because Of the al,
legged defect IN his tax receipt
Messrs. Richardson Bacon ant
richards appeared for the rslator and
Messrs. Boyce. White aud cullen fol
the defendant.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-08

Delegates from tho various Dem,
ocratic cub which propose to giya
Bayard hearty welcome
hDme met Saturday evening. The
iuiht COMMITTEES was organized with
William p Moreland as chairman aud
William 4. Mot 'alferty secretary. The
TO lowing are the clubs and the mem.
he"s whJ will represent each on the
reception committee:
Bayard Legion Charles =Reyn olds,
james MaRee ". A. McEyilly, Frank
III, SEWER and w. P, Horelnnd. Young
Meli's Democratic CIub--J. c. Farra,
Jah1es Gallagher, David McWilltams.
d. L. Ievis and William ]. Gibbons.
James Carmichael Club-Wlllium A.
Met alIerty. L. j. McMahon aud Levin
\. ShoGkley. George Gray club d. T.
Bradford, NJ. Donahoe, Frank Jeandell
and \. -. Edwards,
ho Tammnny. L. l.. Martin, Neary,
New Castle. Dover ana MiddletoVr
clubs nrG also expected to take part IL
the reception. which will be given Ia
the Opera House on October 10. Sec
rotary Gresham and Governor Patti
son Of PENNSYLVANIA are expected tc
be present. After tho gathering il
the opera House reception Will bl
given Mr.. Bayard at the rooms OF tn,
l'ayard Legion
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-08

The Newark Ledger and Evening
Journal should keep up their opposi.
tion to the election of Samuel Ban.
croft, Jr., who bought, according to
what they have said. a certain birth.
right. il they Wish to obtain readers.
Variety is TIE spice of life, md little
opposition almost invariably results
In good. At any rate Dickey and
Neary or even the great Bayard him
Bslf, may be taught that they cannot
sell blrthrights for a mess of pot.
tage, or dictate the nominees OF the
party for the different Offices. II they
should be defeated this time they will
not pursue such n dlctatorial course
In the future, but will listen to the
counsel of those to whom the nomi
nations rightfully belong.
Money considerations should moi
influence their party action but the
claims of the laborers should be re
speeted. ct least a comparative stran.
ger should not DO preferred to mem
Dor OF the happy family.
Let us have another chapter on tn,
purchase of the birthr!ght. and let u
all know what became of the doodle
Did Dlckey get it, Did 1t go to pa,
for tax receipts CT to bribe voters
Perhaps the conspirators may spea
out and set themselves right in thi
matter, as an honest confession is sal
to be good for the soul.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-08

The funeral OF Bishop Ed ward Will.
liGms took place from his late resi-
dence No. 1911 Orange street, yester
day afternoon, uhd was largely attend
ed. The remains we're viewed by q
large number OF people. aud waen the
procession left thu house the stree,
WAS crowded. Service was held In the
Ghion AN. L. Church and continued
until 4 O'Clock.
The sermon was preached by BisIop
j. IL, Cooke OF the Eastern district,
which comprises New York, Others
who spoke were Rsv. Edwar Cappln,
OF Philadelphia, Rev. William Billings
lY. Of Chester, Ray, Nelson Virgins
Of New Garden. Pa, and Rsvs Benia
min Moody and William IL. Gray, o.
this city. In addition to the speaking
there vera special memorial services
which We're anticipated Ia by tho con
gregation and sunday fchool. The
eitoir connected with tho church also
rendered some appropriate music.
There were a number OF beautiful
,iloral tributes. among which were al
open Bible a sickle and cheat oil
wheat.
The pail bearers we're: Rev. Samue
mbrose, Kew. j. W. Clemens, Rev
Wm. Il Bonds. Rev. Samuel wilmore
Rev. Charles II. lewis. Rev. Asbury
Smith.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-08
49,
Dots,

The butchers OF this city will be the
guests of the butchers of Chester
on Thursday. There will be game
OF base bail, supper and entertain
ment.
The Reilly Lyceum will give Father
Bermingham reception at the club
room tomorrow evening.
The members of the Wilmington
Club gave dinner to Colonel W. A.
LaMotte, president OF the club. on
Saturday night.
NJ. MeQsry and Son have been
awarded tile contract for furnishing
the quarantine station Mt ReedyIsland.
l.. A Zebley, acting as great sachem,
accom- panied by other great chlefs
raised up the chiefs of Ienape Tribe
Improved Order OF Red Men, on Sat.
urday night. David Rose gave an in-
terestiug description of the Great
Council OF the United States held at
Bingham pton. n. y.
Rev. A. n. keigwln's Sunday morn
ing sermon ought to DO delivered TO
some OF tho great churches in great
cities and printed IN pamphlet.
MI. G. y. Wood. Grand Recorder oil
the A. o. L. w. Is seriously Ill.
A good grocery stand can be rented
cheap at Taylor and Poplar streets by
applying to No. 100 East Eighth street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-08

6olly Saith and Johnny Van Heesi
were matched yesterday to light ID
rounds here on October 20. Tho men
will fight to 122 pound6.
w. r. Murphy will next week 20
against tho one hour record. now held
by Titus. He saJe ho can do % miles
within the time.
PRESIDENT Casimir Perier and his
vile were received with tumultous
Ienthusiasm yesterday whom they ap.
Feared In tho state carriage at the
Longehamps race course. The event
OF the day was the race for the Prlx du
Conseil Municipal, worth about &iOO,-
900 francs. The prize was won easily.
by Wallace Johnston's Best Man. o bay
colt. by Ormonde, or Melton, out OF
Wedlock. NJ. Aboilie's brown colt Cal.
rfstrate, by Cambyse. out OF Chronicle,
was second. and III Gibson,s Fripon
was third. Thirteen horses ran. The
length Of the course was a mile and a
Frank PHILIPPE. OF Elkton. Nd. has
sold part Of his string Of trotfers to-
Beck d Girsh. of Harrisburg. Mr.
Phillips has purchased the Park Hotel
at Harrisburg.
Navarro Will meet In a special race at
Morris Park to-day.
The Wilmington Rod and Gun Club
defeated the Riverside Gun Club of
Md. at Union Park onl
Each team was mad upl
OF 10 mon and each man shot at Isl
birds. The feature oil the meeting was
the shooting OF Hartlove. who hit "a
out OF 20 birds- The score was Will
mington 262; Riverside 24S. There
Will be shoot at Wawaset Park on
next. The prize will be a
silver tankard and pitcher.
The foot hall game In this city on
Saturday resulted thus.
Park Athleticlclub 4; Waverly athletic
club0.
Rockford second 8; Columbia Jr. 6.
Warren 10. Y. Nj. G. A. Z.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-08

Any Democrat who Is ia favor OF
Justice toward ull men. must object to
the free distribution of tax receipts
among the Democrats and the inter.
position OF every obstacln to prevent
Republicans paving their tax and
qualifying themselves for registering.
30 they may v0ta at the coming cleo
ton. Such partisan Discriminate II
by the collector is not only unfair Blu t
absolutely unjIzt II "a the duty Of
that officer to treat Democrats and
Republicans alike and II lie cannot
do SO lie should get out oil o.llce, and
let some one e!so perform his duties
properly. Let him hold tho sc lies Of
justice honestly. ami 10. contribute
to sink him self in the estimation OF
fIir.mlnded man. both Republicans
Rnl Democrats. II we eaunot have
Lonest dealing there Is ~ use Of got.
lag or going to tie expense OF holding
the elections W. might as wei have
0 Dictator at once. aud allow tho tax
collector aud his friends to rule. III,
X publlcana who assisted to briul
about the present state OF things ma,
profit by the experience OF tho past
and do better next time, otherwls
they should have pickle presante,
TO them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-08

David b. Hill has accepted the MONT.
nation of his party for Govern 1r Of
New York. and he will do a.! in his
power to secure an election. The tide,
however. ID setting too strongly
against him. to leave any prnper
ground to believe that he can get The
required number OF votas. Inc re-
foim Democrats have been completely
disgusted BY his ch.canery and cannot
stultify themselves so far as to vote
for him OF act with the seouudrsls that
Will rally to his support We believe
that he Is bound to ne beaten aut
bis chance for the presidency will pas!
away forever
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-08
KENNARD q 60.
kENNARD & CO.,
62t-623 Market ST.

Our Wrap Department is
now open for your inspec,
ton.
Into it we have brought
everything that we think will
interest you. .............
We have followed the
fashions closely - modelled
ard made correct counter
parts of the best imported
creations.
You know tailoring is like
storekeeping = some know
how to do it better than
others.
We try to keep the best
store-try to find the best
tailors--and we are sure VIZ
haven't missed the mark.
You are not expected to
walk in and buy the first
CoAT or CAPE iyou see.-
We would a little rather
pave you look about; then
when you make up you,
mind it will be after careful
comparison. We can stand
comparison.
What you want is the
most worth, most style, most
exelusiveness for your mon
ey.
1t is on these lines we vii.
win.
The showing of Capes is
the largest we have ever dis
played, comprising the new
Golf, the Touerst, the Appli.
Iue, the Highland.
In Jackets we are exceed
ingly strong in the new
shings. Only new Garme Mt
TO show you.
In the light fall weights
we still have quite a line.
These to close we offer a
lalf price.
There has never been a
lime in our business history
hat we have shown such val
les in Blankets and Down
Quilts as now,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-08

It Ia to be regretted that the Court In
to grant q mandamus com-
peillng John r. Henry. registrar In
Little Creek hundred. Sussex oeunty,
to register the name OF Clarence W.
Hastings. who had paid his tax to the
collector OF the hundred after the ex-
piration Of his term OF service. did not
express an opinion Of the legality OF
such receipt. and thus remove all
doubt In regard to the course that
should be pursued In such casss. 1t
might seem extra judicial for tho
Court to give opinions that are not di
Irectly asked for. hut in cases where
trouble may be sverted. such opinion
may be justified, II not absolutely re-
Iquired. as 1t really seems that Repub-
licans have few rights that any Demo.
cratic officers are under any obligation
to respect.
In short they are law unto them
selves. such unjust assumptions are
incentives to violence and a tempta.
ton for men to undertake to redress
their grievances by force. In dis
charging the above rule the Court
says: .
I'VE do not mean by this to say
that q registrar may act In the exer-
Iclse OF his Office arbitrarily, oppres-
lslvely.. or fraudulently. or that he
may wilfully do anything which Is by
this act forbidden to be by hun done,
Ior that he may omit to do anything
which Is by this act required by him
to be done.
If he do 80, he will be liable in
damages to the party Injured. anu
upon conviction thereof BY indict-
ment, will be- liable to fine not ex
ceeding $500 and Imprisonment not
exceeding three years. or both. In the
discretion OF the court"
This Is all very well. but thus far
men indicted for political offenses.
have generally managed to escape
conviction, and beside it would be
Impossible to get the votes into the
ballot box, after the election is over.
The bubble that a collectors receipt
is invalid, II given after the expiration
OF his term OF Office Is a
ridiculous one-hls receipt lie good
until after he has made his final pay
ment. and his bond has been cancelled
and only tricky politician can other
wise decide. We hope fairness will
he the rule in registering, and II 1t is
not we may as well abandon our sys.
TEN of voting and declare the Demo.
Gratis shall administer our laws and
fill the offices in our State, until time
shall be no more.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-08

We suppose Governor Reynolds
added. through the pardonIuH power
At least twenty votes TO the Democrat.
lie party. Where is tho Democrat who
will say that he has not done we'll.
acted molly: Had lie not seen inter.
fered with by soma old lnossJacks be
might have done more, as a number Of
his friends are still languishing IN the
different jais. 1t may he well for the
community that his hands wers re.
strained, but the party must suffer fol
want Of the aid of these worthless
which is bad in limos like the present
and the conservatives shou Id bs care
tul Ia the future and not thwart the
purposes OF slch phllanthropsts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-08

The Every Evening on Friday and
the Philadelphia Record on Saturday
published articles for appar.
ent political purposes to the effect
that business at the p, w. IL b. rail.
road freight house. this city, was SO
brisk that the mon were working
over time, ana that the prospect was
for busy season. The truth of the
matter is that the company has fewer
mon at work at the present time thar
ever before; these few are working a
a reduction of 10 per cent. on the dol.
lar; and to make 1t still worse, ars
working overtime without additional
pay. This information was given by
man in the company's employ.
there Is quite a difference In the
stories. Don't you think 80?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-08

New Castle County should DO Likewise
Tie Directors OF the Poor OF Ches
ter County have decided that here
after no foreign paupers shall be fed
at the expense Of the taxpayers at the
County Home. All honor to these of
tlcials! Nine-tenths OF the vagabonds
that appear in these parts and harrass
our people for food and shelter are
foreigners, and the only way to rid
the community of them is to starve
them out. We are glad to see our Di
rectors of the Poor take the initiative
step and we feel assured that their nc
ton will be endorsed by our people
generally.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-08
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Wolves in eastern Montana are devour
ing live stock by wholesale and have killed
several men.
With a cheese knife, S. @. werrcter
once prominent Kingston On. j. poll
tician, ended his life.
Fear of exposure as an enbezzler from
his employers led Harry S. Mapes, Of Chi
cago, to shoot himself.
A Berlin dispatch announces the death
of Professor Nathaniel Pringsheim, tn.
distinguished botanist, aged II.
The arrest Of Constable r. X. Priveti
makes thirteen in limbo for the murder OF
six negroes near Kerrville, Tenn.
The procession held in Dublin yesterday
in commemoration of the death Of Charles
Stewart Parnell was the largest on record
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-08
Secretary $3.50

In quartered oak or cur.
ley birch. In bird's.eye
maple at sic.
Finely polished inside and
out, and only selected stock
used in its construction.
No. 1878 is in solid mahog-
any and sells at SIG. 1t is
"a inches wide, IA inches
deep and 40 inches high.
In oak we can suit you
from $4.75 up.
Our Fall assortment is
now full and complete in all
the woods with plain, carved
or inlaid fronts.
All the newest things in
Chippendale, Louis XIV,
Louis XIV, Empire and
Modern.
No better illustration OF
the useful and the beautiful
can be found than in these
desks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-08

Some choice spirits men q; Importance
srtIsts.journMis plain newspaper men,
men aboul town and shpNmpu-4at hyred
In the Aston House, New York on >atur.
cay, to present Major Burao. without
whose presence Bu1aio BINS "wiId
" est could not 70 on sue e.siufly, win
watch. CHAIN and dIEmoaI iocket. col
John y. cock,ril did the talSug. Chan.
paguc came on IN wagon loads,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-08

Three prisoners confined in the Van
Bibber, li., jail Saturday night
broke jail and have thus far evaded
any attempt TO recapture them. The
fugitiyes are George T. sage. forger
and swlndler; Thomas q. Kane. a
burglar. who was captured In this
city few weeks ago. The third man
is unknown. The men arc supposed
to have been assisted in the work by
ontslde parties. Their escape was o I
known until tho warden was servin q
breakfast yesterday morning Tn .
police here are on the lookout for tn e
men,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-08
HardTinle5PriEeE

We can say without fear of contradiction we car
show you the best line OF Readymade Clothing shown
in this market made by the very Observation-Disclosures
the world Not cheap shoddy goods thrown together any
way but good substantial reliable Clothing Rough Chev
lots from $1,000 per suit up. Mixed Chevios and Wor
sted, Black Clay Worsted, Long Regent Chesterfield
Goats and Westminster Sacks Boys doubeseat and dou
beknee suits with doubebreased coats from $3.50 NJ
all the latest styles and all the last fabrics in piece good
to make to order.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-08
From Church Puipits.

Personal Responsibility; or, What
lis 1t to your was the subject OF Rev.
II. L. Terry's sermon In st Paurs Nj. E.
Church last night. The speaker took
his subject from the text 1T is nothing
to you.n
He said: "Other civilizations have
Iiiourished and decayed. as Israel
Our obligations to God binds US to do
the beat that can be done for his
course. Our social aud religious In
are being undermined and
our youth being dragged down to dis
grace. II you don't believe it visit the
court. Go to tho CITY Hall on Monday
morning and see the prisoners arres ted
IonSunday evening sent to New Castle.
Ask the police matron what she
knows. Go to tho Industrial home
tor fallen girls. Ask the noble Chris.
tlan women who manage It. Visit the
Ferris Industrial School. See the
more than three score boys who have
been arrested and sent there. II you
don't believe it go through the streets
lat midnight and when decent and
honest people sleep see the gates TO
lperdition swinging wide open. Then
tell us II Is nothing to you.
rs it nothing to you that the laws
Iunderswhich we live protect and foster
crime, and that the human yultures
lwho hide under their covers may
make criminals OF your sons and leave
you without redress. The State
makes Vice respectable and gives them
"a license to protect their business"
Along this line he severely criticized
the Legislature for passing the
"Growler act
ut Is nothing to you.' The mon who
ire elected to make the laws are our
Representatives aud they are our laws
1t is nothing to you that the ten
lency Of the times Is toward the loose.
mess of the restraints thrown around
the Sabbath? Compare Wilmington OF
to day with Wilmington OF twenty
tive years ago. Notice the influence
that lead to Sunday breaking which
exist now that did not then, as the
running OF excursions by rail and
water OF Sunday. street cars running
to the parks where sinful pleasures
!sre practlced. Sunday bicycle tours,
sunday saloons and Sunday news
papers sold at your church doors.
! Is 1t nothing to you that the cause
Ior Christ should suffer? Yes, 1t ia some.
thing to you, for this influence will
reach you somehow. Is 1t nothing to
'lyou on which side you stand on this
lgreat tight2 .....s
rs it nothing to you on which side
lyou shall stand when the rule of anti.
| Christ shall be broken In that day
where will you stand? Will you be o
victor or captive? Is it nothing &c
lyou?'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-08

The $3.50 Bedroom
Suites have moved rapidly. A
few only left.
A new suite placed on the
floor this week at Sl7.50,
that will be found to be a
money saver to any one
a suite at this price.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-08
lolnuf r. L. b. Navy.
Inspector ith Lit. House District,

All the memtcrs Of the Higgins Re.
publican Club are hereby notified to
meet tomorrow, Tuesday, evening,
IN National Hall on Walnut street
above 9th at O'Clock, to make ar
to he mustered. in service
to meet the enemy on the 9Th of Nov-
ember next. A fun attendance IL ro.
1uested. BY order OF the President,
SM. vi. WINSTON.
S v +. Carry Ser
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-08

NEW YORK, Oct. s.-Mark Fagin, who
represents himself TO be a professional
nurse from Philadelphia, killed q man
named Woods in Il lodging house on Eliza
beth street. Fagin alleged that Woods
had robbed him, Nothing is known Of the
antecedents Of the murdered man, who
had the appearance of being a sailor