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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-17
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
FRIDAY, DEC. 2Ist.
JOHN DREW
IN
THE BUTTERFLIES"
dl1-In.tu-w-f
SIG MARKET STREET.

DUBlIC SALE The suisse Thor alout to
l. rolanauish Turning, will sell at public
sale On the prem sss
uN WEDNESDAY. DEC. 26ih, 1871,
Az O'Clock sharp
MS farm, situated at Mt Cuba, Consisting
OF 10 Asrus OF nd together with large fnrm
house barn and olhnr uutbuiuings The
farm is pleasantly 81 ted within miles
II rtli Of Wilmington and 100 yards from Mt.
Euba station. on the LunnunUerg efauCh CT
IS x d. Il. H.. and Crust Mil.
Also ut tie Same tlmo and place, acres OF
lahd together with : frame houses wheel
wright and blacksmith shops Can 10 seen
10y calling on owner ON premises.
Terms made known at sale.
MES LEACH.
l.. ". Stilhuui Il Son, Auc. dI1-ots
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-17

The Philadelphia record says: The
likes and dislikes of Edward K. Wlson,
who died recently In Newark. Dp'. have
been extended by him beyond the grave,
ts shown by his last will and testament, a
certified copy of which has just been adj.
mitted to record by Register of Wills
Shields 10 enable the administration OF
the estate in Philadeiphla amounting to
about $4,000. The will gives the income
Of The entire estate TO the family to live
on and continuing. says: IF my wife Is
pot satisfied with the above, then the
trustees shall give her one.third of tho
income; but she cannot 1.-Two or board on
any property that my estate has any la
terest in.
JOSEPH q. Oliver. of Philadelphia. Pa.
end Allen g. Oliver. of Newark. Del, shall
never be allowed To stay. visit OF board
pm any property that my estate has any
interest In longer than three days IN any
one year. either consecutlvely or single
Gays. nor shall they reuL or purchase any
part thereof. My family arc requested to
loen neither money nor personal proper
ty, directly or indirectly, to either Jo5ep b
q. Oliver or Allen Il Oliver.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-17

Yesterday was a great day at Asbury.
the old Mother Church. There was great
preaching. great crowds and great col
lection. Chaplain McGabe preached both
morning AMI evening and touched Tho
hearts Of all who heard hin. Ills morn.
ing text was 1T 10 written" and til o
sermon was delivered in the chaplain 8
characteristic style which meaus that al
wore made happy by the delightful pre-
sanitation OF the eubject in hand. In the
evening tho crowd was Immense. The
"Old Church" was packed to It's utmost
capacity and many were turned away.
In the evening service DR.. McCube
chat med the great audience with his
mntchless songs The song, What will
you take for me papa" was listened TO
with great delight aud thcre was scarcely
dry eve in the house while he sang.
Notwithstanding the hard times the
missionary collection was great success.
The pastor asked for $1,000 90 with what
the Sunday School would give. While
this seems to TO u largo sum to ask for In
such times. these loyal people responded
readily aud gave i'll short time more
thsn 100000, pr. Howard Is to be con-
graduated on this great success Those
who have known Asbury for many years
say they never knew u collection to come
with SO much eHSe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-17
~u,,cx p,,rocrn,. vii Conte,,.

The Democrats OF Sussex County will
contest the seats of tho Republican menu
bers of the Legislature elected from that
county. This IL IL copy OF the notice.
To John NJ. Robbins, Henry Ii. Morgan,
Newell Ball. Edward 5. Burton, George
Ii. Townsend, Charles l.. Moore and Hor-
nee Brown.
Gentlemen:-W hereby give you notice
that wa shall contest your eestton to and
seats as representatives from and Tor the
county OF Sussex to and IN the House Of
Representatives. OF the General Assembly
Of tho Slate OF Delaware, which meets at
Dover on Tuesday, the first day of Janu-
nry next being tho first Tuesday of Janu.
AIRY in tine year OF our Lord. one thousand
eight hundred and ninety-iive.
Signed III iah Carey, Edgar l.. Kinder.
Thomas II. Fooks. john C.Thompson. VIM.
Hilson OF J, Samuel e. Fisher. Ablsha ID.
McCabe.
1t will be noticed that no mention Ia
made OF The State Senators elected and
the absence of tho cause OF contest. The
Republicans say 1t ls scheme to secure
control of the Senate for the coming two
years.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-17

]. Albert Docksrry Of this city and Miss
Clara Hall Green were married In the M.
Il. Church at Lewee Oh Wednesday. The
church was beautifully decorated. having
one extended over the altar. which was
decorated with evergreens and white
roses. From the centre hung massive
white plants and twigs OF holly. The
sheen Of many lights mado the scene
beautiful one.
AS the wedding march began tho bridal
party entered the church In this order:
Master Georgia Tarbutton and Ethel
Day EFT, nephew and niece OF the groom.
sire wing rice; the ushere, j. ]. White. U.
L. Wallis. William Rust aud II. v. Buck.
son; bride and groom. the bridesmaid and
groomsman The party mot Rev.
William W. Green at the altar and he per.
formed the ceremonoy. The bride wore
gown OF blue silk, trimmed with
duchess lace and carried, white chrysan.
themu ms. Miss Isa Lank, the brl des.
maid. wore light blue iandsdowne trim
med with white MORE silk and carried
La France roses.
The organist, Miss Dellna Dockerty sister
OF the groom, wore nile green Grape
trim med with irish point lace and flowers
Master George Tar6utton was dressed US
Lord Fauntleroy wearing spangle sack
and wearing patent leather slippers.
Ethel Dayett wore nile green satin with
lace and tinsil trimmings. with white kid
ceremony reception. which was atteniied
by very large number of friends OF the
happy couple was held at the home OF the
brides parents.
The bridal presents were numerous and
and useful.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. T. Green. father and mother OF the
bride; Mr.. and Mrs Permar from VIII
mington; Mr.. VIM. 4. Dayett and wife of
Clayton; Mre. Tarbutton and son OF vii.
mington; Mr.. HAIRY Buckson and sister
Of Delaware City; Eugene Dockerty and
Miss Delma Doekerty, brother aud sister
OF the groom Miss Harry Buckson OF
Smyrna; Niles Grace Wilson Of Whining
ton; Miss Adelia, and lisa Lank, Mr.. Id.
win Lank OF Cool Spring; Miss Ethel Day.
EFT OF Clayton; Mr.. Geo. Prettyman OF
Milton; Miss Fannie Prettyman and Mr..
Walter Beardsley Miss Emma Pretty
man ard MIR. Theodore Hopkins of Mil.
ton; Will Green, Charlie and Freddie
Green. brothers OF the bride; Ulysses
Wallis. James White, VIM. Rust. Miss
Lizzie Rust VIM. !. Rust anu wife, Mics
Elizabeth Rust, Miss l.. J. Joseph, Gideon
| Carpenter ana wife, Al. King and wife.
Rev. Win. W. Green and wife and son.
| from near Lewes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-17
FIFTH EDITION.
iwiinIps,on rnrasem.lnas.

The WILMINGTON Turngemeinds holds
the boards In the city tonight by q grand
ball at the German Hall.
At ! o'clock the members and commit
tees assembled at the p. W. d b. railroad
station. where several visiting societies
were received and escorted to Turner
Hall. where refreshments were eerveu.
"A parade was thcn formed with Emil
Maurer as marshal and the folio wing
route was gone over,
Walnut to sixth. to German Hall; Meet
ing Of the Trustees OF German Hall, Del
aware Sangerbund and German Library
Association; Sixth to French, to Fourth, to
Market, to City Hail: Meeting OF tho May.
or, City Council and City Officials; Market
to Eighth, to French TO New Hall.
After several selections were rendered
Joseph Rymsbi placed several coins
copies OF the daily newspapers and other
documents In the box In the corner
stone which was sealed by Mayor short
lldge. who also spoke on the part oil the
CITY concerning the Turngemelnde. Alter
several other addresses q countermarch
wac made TO German Hall where refresh-
ments wore served
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-17
THIRD edition.



n Grunge Meeting.
The following is from the address OF
worthy Master Higgins at the recent
Grange meeting:
At our last meeting the Committee on
Legislation Ia its general report, which
wns adopted. said: 1T Is a fact that our
1alls are schools OF vice far more than OF
ref0rmation.n
This expression has found emphasis In
the action OF the Union for the Public
Good. an association already existing In
other states anu Tor year In Delaware,
WITH Chief Justice Lore as president aud
with vlch.presidents aud meiubers In each
county, thus being as Wide as The state.
lie nrst effort 10 for prison reform; its first
inquiry bringing scathlng arraignment
OIL the system pursued In New Castle
county jail by Its longtime physician. DR..
John y. Black. SO fully proving Its bal
condition as to Its i'm moral influences that
nothing need be said as to their existence.
PRISONERS who are only charged with
crime are put In room that may contain
the murderer. the burglar, the thief Of
twenty convictions. the vile creature
Whoee purpose in life Ii to uebauch and
ueprave. II Is lntoerable to think that In
nocent persons may often he made TO live
IN such all atmosphere.
Would not such company destroy the
sell respect OF any ordinary human being?
n so has not the state. In the name OF
HaOh - pttoou al uu5pbdhuulc
injury?
Malicious enemies still spread meta for
the feet OF the unway; not every man Gun
command u frlond to go his bail. Or. even
II guilty OF first olTense. because of some
sin that so easily beset. shall tue state
condemn him. as IL practically does, TO a
life OF crime?
We complain of the cost OF jail support,
yet the word Ia that we must pull 10 wli
and build larger. And so II mus continue
70 he II In the language OF your committee
'.jails are schools for VICE.
As humane people we will decline
longer to permit these grlevous wrongs tc
be inflicted.
As Christian people we will adopt the
2 methods OF other states that are found tc
save large number OF such persons tt
pseful citizenship; Michigan for lnetance
which has All unpaid committee of three
whose business II IL 10 lend tho helping
hand to those WHO are unfortunate rather
than criminal-thus giving anotn mt chance
In life to those who are worthy OF it.
as q pe1ple who desire economy in pub
lie expenditure we must not continue t
make 1t Impossible Tor person once con
victed to be other than 'jail.blitl" the
rest OF his life. Other wise delaware will
pave need of Hugo to disclose the tor.
ments OF her mlserables.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-17
New Coat News.

We have big stock-some-
what run out in sizes-what there
is YOU can buy at bargains-After
you see our coats-you make up
your minds not to beat the price
Gold weather has only just begun
buy now and be prepared.
Blue or black ladies' coats, re-
duced to 81 %.
Blue or b ack ladies' coats extra
heavy, reduced to S5.oS.
Back or invisible Blue Coats,
latest cut, larger button, worth
more, reduced to S8e9.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-17
KENNARD & CO
62I-623 Market 81. .....

You had been in here a fort.
night ago, ami seen the stacked
up tables of Overcoats, and
come IN now, you would hard
ly believe that selling could
have done so much in SO short
a time. Yet we've enough lett
So to SIS.
All our black goods are de.
pendable. They don't fade.
don't crock, don't shrink in tile
seams during damp days, don't
shine, don't get out OF shape.
Mems Suits in Black Clay Dr.
agonals for SO, So, sl3, S14
and SIS.
Unfinished Worsted Suits
IS, $40 and So.
Take a glance through our
light colored Overcoats, all
weights If you can get suited
you can have one Tor half,
maybe a third of the cost. All
wool with silk sleeve Innings So
S6, . / and S. worth from $40
10 $40.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-17

Does Dog Catcher Hayden take tirs?
on December 10, he took one dollar from
Wa. Mckenzie, Tailor. No. 3OT Shipley
street 20 release his dog Beauty" When
ca led to account this morning hy MIR. Nc.
kenZ,e for not having returned register
tag, Mr.. Hayden said no kept the dollar
for himself. Mr.. Mckenzie holds that tho
90 la belongs to tho city OF Wilmington.
an, thnt his dog is legally registered by
ra IN of a representative officer OF the
tee Ele thinks tho Dog Catcher Is laying
10 walt to get the dog again. II he does
She feeling Is such that lIny den will prob
ably not take dollar again, and that
.,3eauty" will take her last anaesthetic.
Thu n y Nehenz 10 likely to bring u
khafge against Hayden before the lJlico
commissioners for keeping the city'a
money.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-17

Southeast corner Firth and X NJ streets is
the place for holiday go ds. For months We
want you 10 send to mother ugds cf our
Ne. tea there IL 10 tea ike l. inI is city
less than IL a round. II is only - cents. We
Gus-ier, 3 And lC pounds at a line. Hc have
hUp cram her les we have the finest ihs = eT
res aGd llaphprfric-. Our CuTIALt ELY Ii 3
cont Il 10 M Is what sou want Ter yoGr
ieily GATES; Our brown sugar. II pcEHds Tor
. cen g, L. iItu TO MAKO your hattle cakes
LOCh AT cur butter, II Is pNcelie' and 10 50
cheap, HuJ our Java cUHee at . cent. 10 The
best value Tor the money We can ner you,
Oni tea ut IS and a5ccuts Is excellent; II lie
odds az cnos CI high nr.ce1 ca AZ d II sells
wei. Come n and see all ouI fEe Holiday
goods; 6uC GOLDFISH ut 5 cent5Dnd cream bone.
less at cent? our mqckerelz are coed. fat
ana eneaj, atath and King Hreeis ana Will
III your basket with excellent food at T. NJ,
Wiers futh and King streets dl2-Gt'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-17


AT the Meeting Inst fall OF the Knights
OF St. John and Malta held ut Toronto,
Canada, the idea OF military companies
was advocated. Since then two conpa-
MES have been formed In Brooklyn and
three In Philadelphia. but they have been
80 far Independent
Yesterday a military company was
formed in this city with forty.two mem.
6ers, and will be known az Wilmington
Military Com pany. No. 1.
This makes the com pany tirrt on the roll
OF the Military organizations. The city
OF Wilmington has been honored by the
appointment OF officer Lemuel Mari as
Brigadier General. for the State OF Della
ware by General Thomas Mexican.
The officers OF the new company are as
follows:
Captain-J. F. Smith.
First Lieutenant j. G. Rowland.
Second Lieutcnant-O. II. Bird.
First Sergeant-H. S. Neher.
Second Sergeant-Norrls A. Grubb.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-17

The report of the Delaware State Worlds
Falr Commission, which will bs presented
70 Governor Reynolds III II few days. will
show a deficit of $1,000, which tho next
General Assembly will be Us kai to mako
mp The commission borrowed the mon.
ey 10 pay the bills AMI keep the Delaware
Bulfdlng open on Its uwu responsibility.
Tho com mission received from the State
e2a, So. II, and tine amount expended was
e22 $3.50
Tho amount received includes the mon
nv borrowed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-17
Handkerchief.

best styles on the maaket, usual
25c kind been marked 12Hc;
bought the last Of a large importer
Very fine guazy-linen Handker-
chiefs, some OF Valencia Lace,
price 2sc. soc and 62c each, no
comparison anywhere.
Gouwoods Best Periumery in
all style bottles. fancy shoppers,
etc. This perfume is known and
OF superior quality.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-17

Dan. Morris sullivan and his famous
III herman Comedy Troupe closed a two
n.ghis' engagement at st, Mary's Church
On Saturday evening good audience
Rrsa.eu the company. and every one yes
tarduy who had been present telt sore
from laughing too much. Miss Josie NJ
Sullivan as Kitty OF Cork WIS "a play In
herself, and the guide and poor lone
,"Widdy" characters were filled in excel
Don't form. 1t was Two hours of solid fun
and amusement. embracing Irish vita
American manners.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-17

Guyencourt station, on the Wilmington
d Northern Railroad, was entered the
other night. Nothing except a few tick.
cts were secured
The same night thieves were frightened
away from the residence OF samuel
Greggs, Centrevile. They succeeded III
taking tho lock of the door. VIII n MI
Greggs heard them and called her sister.
The men were seen going across the or.
cAaId.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-17

VIM. d. Sparks. Fannie Taylor. Daniel
Dougherty. Agnes II. Brooks, Hannah
Ford. Mary y. Powell. Widows pensi ons
secured In from 40 to 80 days. Soldiers
rejectad claims re.opened and prosecuted
to successful completion. Col. Vain.
wright makes no charge whatever for at.
tending to claims filed through him.
Claimants should not pay a cent to their
agents or attorneys. Tie Colonel has re.
moved bis Office to second floor, No. W.
Seventh street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-17

The Dover Seminal says Mr.. Addicks,
tho Senatorial candidate. WIS rendered q
reception on Wednesday, evening by Or.
Geo. W. Marshall OF Milford. hand.
some luncheon was served and every body
seemed to enjoy themselves. A most
taking feature Of the affair was the large
number OF ladies' who had been invited to
meet Miss Marjorie Wilson, who 40.
COMMANDED MIR. Addlcks. AS usual MIR.
Audicks made hosts of frlends.