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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
THE EFFECTS OF RUN
Neddy Mulyey Falls a Victim &
Temptation.
DISORDER AROUND NEW STREET
The Poiice Ordered to Giys.Ns ouarfsrs !.
Parties Ac,ina Disardsriy.

The Poiice Ordered to Giys.Ns oaarfsrs tt
Parties ac,ins Dissrasriy.
! In tina Municipal Court this inornIne
WIN. Mclaughlin broke down during the
hearing OF charge OF larceny agaiust
lost four tools out OF hts snoemaker's
ehor. Tho tools were recoversd at fhc
second hand etore OF Solomon Sllvsrman
Mclaughlin was held in s2o9 bail for the
upper court.
James Wright. eoiored was charged
with disorderly couduct. Emma Conway
deposed that on August 80 he came into
tha house. Kicked Daniel jackson In the
nose to rouse him from his sleep and
knocBed her down because she renfbn.
stratsd with him He was placed Ia tho
43 aud costs column
John Hopkins and Alfred Smith coiored
got into an alteroatlon at Eig nth aud Int
nall streets laet evening. In thu coursa oi
their fun they rolled ovef the stroet aud
kept CONF pany wltn'the apples they spilled
The court adjudged both guilty and be
ato wed the brown ribbon OF tS and costs
The charge OF larceny against Howard
Porter was dismissed.
Henry Trons. colored. was held 10 $40
bail to appear on October 10 to answer th,
charge OF larceny OF one shirt and savernl
pairs ol euependers.
Henry Lewis. coiored. was remanded
until Saturday morning. lie 10 charger
with assault and batLsry on Rose Lewis.
George Dumpeon. colored, was flned e3
and COSTS for difoiderly conduct commit.
ted on May Is last, He sleter In law was
the prosecuting witness.
The next was pitinble case. During
its hearing the prisoner, who was an old
man. sobhed bitterly In the dock. Fol
years he has boon addicted to drink aud
tna records OF New Castle jail chow his
name as having frequently been at that
place. But no one even knew of o die
honest act before by Medley Mulvey.
Yesterday morning he went into Tat
nail street saloon and asked for drink
he was refused, After he left tarse bag.
atells bails wete missed. lie sold them
alta Market street pawnshop. He was
held In 1900 tail fos the upper court
During the bearing OF ono OF the dis.
orderly casss Officer Payno> was INSTRUCT
cd by the court to bring In eydry. one from
New street whom he found soting dlsnrd
erly. There must be como respectable
people In that section wh0 ore annoyed
by these people. The only way To break
UP the disorder Is to teach thsma lesson.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
AmasenisstA
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.


Slight Bells" comedy of great merit
was presented at the Grand Opera House.
last evening by the Brothers Byrne and a
tive audience. These artists have never
appeared to more advantage before than
they ara doing this season. 1t is really
wonderful how they do ncrobatlc and
ntuhie tricks. They kept their audience
III q good humor throughout the perfor-
nance.
With the popularity. personal standing
and ability which Billy Van possesses. lio
could no doubt have launched u starring
tour long ago and made SUCCESS of It,
but by waiting until mapakers and the
atregoers In general throug hout the
couutry requested him To head organ
lzatIoD. 1t goes Without saying that his
Dig minstrel enterprise has been success
from the start not alone hDanciall". but
artistically as well. The entire perform
nnce Is given on an elaborate scale, both
talent, scenery and costumes surpassinR
eil previous efforts In minstrelsy. rhe
show diffars materially from the general
run OF attractions of this cinss. aud ln.
stead OF contining to ths lin . of old time
ont into the ileld OF travesty aud spec as-
uiarAHs we'll as hghclRss vaudeville.
In the opening grand transformation
scene is introduced. which 10 commonly
termed first part, and In which Distinct
change OF costumes, sceneny aud stage
setting IL made in the remarkable period
OF nve seoCnde, making two hrgt parts in
one. ana each "a dlstlnct feature .in itss IL.
1he entire company, with ali scenery.
etc., will appear ut the Grand Operu uvase
This evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02
rnr rEAipnnArIInI

The Thermometer at the RepUphoAN
Office to-day;
1o'cloGk. 10 o'clock. 2o'olook.
Al ca 90
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02

PEPoRT OF TILE CONDITION or TIE
I, 4 X ,is First SAil1NAL BANK OF MIL-
srATE OF DEl.AWAItI& Ar rfIE CLOS u
OF BUSINESS EpTEM iiIsIt 2s 1895
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-02

IOU URf.tG $ SALE-wHl be sold at public
i sac, on tho premises ofZacarlah Ebriuht
On Nsatnan : crock road. milo below Parry q
Hotel
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-09-04
Total disbursements. .,s14,996 SO

Balalance in treasury. ..S12,896 Is
The above, balance stands to the
credit Of the various funds as per
Treasurer's Balance Sheet, dated
June %, 1896:
TREAsURER's BALANCE SHEET.
Cush in Treasury to tie credit of the
various funds, June 25, 1896:
In State fund, o D.,......$ 1874 %
In general county fund.-. 1,5l7 Is
In cash contingent fund.-. 1892 W
In INDECENT sick fund.-. 49,. 258 70
In county school fund.-. 1l6 80
In officers salary fund.-. 1861 "
In road fund.-. 10 70
In County High School fund l 81
Total. .$ll,lH 80
SCHOOL FUND.
Elko 3I7S57
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-09-04
$4,000.
1895.

Ladies' Grand Tournament, Tuesday, September 24th
and Thursday, September Goth.
Connecticut western news., 1895-12-19
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Miss Maria Stanton is engaged to do house work and take care of Mrs Pru- dence Belden of Canaan who takes pos session of her new house on Barlow St.
 Detective Pease. of Leo, was in town to ascertain facts in regard to a party who had obtained money under false pretences.
 Ice on the paper mill pond is eight inches thick, and the skating is grand Several ice yachts have been built and are sailed daily by the boys who like the sport. The yacht constructed by Miles Dunham makes the mile in two minutes. then tackipg sail against the wind returns to the starting point. It requires considerable engineering skill to man the "critter" and any misdeal with the rudder ropes lands the sports man about twenty rods in an instant You had better come up Editor B-ckley and try your hand at it I will charter yacht for you and do up your wounds free gratis Thanks, but @. bicycle is good enough for me. Editor
 The Congregational and Methodist Churches have their exercises for tue Sunday schools Christmas eve in the churches.
 The schools close this week for the Holiday vacation.
 O. D. Sage spent Sunday with rela- tives in town, being on his return trip from Atlanta exposition, whither be conducted an excursion party, starting Dec A.
 Rev W. H. Mickle, of Poughkeepsie, N. ' presiding elder. was a guest of Cyrus French Monday night and attend ed the quarterly conference at Ashley Falls.
 The three merchants of our village have agreed to close their stores on and after Jan 1st. Wednesday and Thurs. day evenings of each week at six o'clock until further notice.
 The Friendly Union is quite flourish ing this winter. We have already had six evenings of lectures and entertain. ments and this week will have a social. when fine progrsme is in prospect, with music, readings and recitations.
 Miss Mabel Clark is engaged to teach school at Ancram Lead Mines, N r., Jan 1st.
 Last week Thursday grand mission. ary rally was held here in the Metho, dist Episcopal church tue whole day and evening. The day was extremely oold. yet when all the ministers of the Housatonic Valley Association, witl Chaplain McCabe. Mrs Robinson and Mrs Herman. of New York, secretarie, of the "Womsn's Foreign Missionary Society,"" came, they brought sucl warmth and cheer to us all aud gave such spirited addresses and the Chaplain to sing for us we felt this was a grand occasion. such as we had not known it many years. I am sure we all shoulc feel grateful to the pastor, Rev G. Fl Smith, for his help to bring to us suct a convention. The addresses of all th, speakers were all of high order. Tn, ladies of the local Church provided dinner and supper for eighty: five friend from ont of town, so they fed on, hundred in all
Connecticut western news., 1895-12-19
W EST CORNWALL.

Miss Hattie Hart attended the mar riage of Miss Sarah Hughes at South port last Wednesday. to the ground last Saturday afternoon. Cause of fire unknown.
 Miss Delle Cochrane spent Sunday with friends in Bridgeport
 o. B. Baldwin was in Morris last week
 George H. Oldfield, of Stockbridge, Mass spent Sunday with friends here
 Edward o Baldwin is home from Yale for his Christmas vacation
 Sec. T s. Gold and wife and son Charles are in New Haven this week, attending the annual meeting of the state board of agriculture.
 All are enjoying the fine skating on the river at present.
 The thousand and one pretty things have at last arrived at O. M. Halls and are all we'll adapted for the holiday sea- son. You can see them spread out in tempting array just now with prices that will pleasantly surprise you. You can find just what you want right here aud no Christmas buyers should miss seeing the fine assortment.
 R. M. Hubbard is here for few days.
 Miss Ruth Hubbard is recovering from a severe attack of appendicitis under Dr Livingston's treatment.
 The Christmas service will be held iu the chapel next Sunday at 2 30. Several will attend the fellowship meeting at Cornwall Plains on Thurs day (to-day.)
Connecticut western news., 1895-12-19
CANAAN VALLEY.

Mrs Ira Bunnell is spending the week with frieIds in Pleasant Valley.
 Mrs Emma Turner. who has been wis iting friends in this place, returns to her homo in Mansfield. Mass, this week.
 Mrs King, who had . shock nearly three months ago, is still in critical condition with little hopes of her recov cry.
 Santa Claus has started on his travels aud will probably put in an appearance next week.
 Miss Maggie McNamara has just clos ed . successful term of 16 week. school in Wadsworth district. Not tardy during the term: Estella Field, Lulu Mak1ey, Minnie Decker, Willie Field. Clifton Field, Archie Amstesd Raymond Mansir. Eddie Winters Tardy but once: Willie Winters, Wal lace Stanard, Arthur Winters, Peter Winters, Minnie Sardam. Not having q single imperfect lesson: Estells Field, Minnie Sardam, Willie Field. Lulu Makley, Minnie Decker, Clifton Field and Arthur Winters. Average attend ance during the term, 90 per cent. This is a pretty good showing for g school of 13 scholars. It is to be re- gretted that circumstances prevent Miss McNamara's return to the school the coming term.
Connecticut western news., 1895-12-19
LKMB DOCK.

The home of Stephen Brusie on the ssWhite Hollow" road was the scene of . wedding last evening. the contracting parties being Miss Maud and . young gentleman from PhilmOnt, N. Y. Con. gratulations.
 The young people of the parish are busy each afternoon and evening wind inR greens for decorations of the church for Christmas.
 6eo marriage items.
 Mrs Walter Wakeman gave a card party on Tuesday evening to the young people in honor of her sister, Miss Marion Hurlburt. of Bridgeport, who is visiting her for . few days.
 Miss McKenNe, of Swampscott, Mass, takes the place of Miss Horan at the distrioe school, who has returned home on account of illness.
 Seneoa Strong, of Canaan, was in town on Tuesday.
 Coed skating is to be enjoyed on the Eusian and Gillett pond.
 Heeine tho dust fly as badly as in 1i1-summer, makes ono think of those vater vorks that did not maferialize. Bat they may later on.
Connecticut western news., 1895-12-19
HUN rsv1LLE ana SOUTH CANAAN

The Y. P. s. O. E held their month ly business meeting Tuesday Dec 10 ct R P Pendleton's. Officers for the coming six months were elected. MT R P. Morse beng chosen preside t.; Mrs R P. Pendleton, vice-president; and Miss Clara Dunham. sec'y.
 Hollenbeck Grange held it's annual meeting for the election of officers for the coming year, Wednesday, Dec Il, resulting in the choice of D. H Dean, master; Mrs Levi Ganser. lecturer Miss J. D. Chase, sec'y.
 Mrs D Kenesson has been seriously ill for the past week but is lightly im- proved at this writing.
 Messrs Levi GaDser and G H Dean each secured g silver gray fox, 8 short time since, both of which were beauti- full specimens of the fox family.
 MT and Mrs o. E Chase are rejoicing in the arrival of little daughter which came to their home Dec. 2.
 MT and Mrs Henry Howe celebrated the 45th anniversary of their marriage Dec. 2. Their many friends in the church and grange intended calling up on them in body, but owing to the unpleasant evening but few were able to get out. They received, however, number of useful presents.
Connecticut western news., 1895-12-19
nSrRICT of Salisbury. ss. probate coul 1( Dt,o. ld l8Q6

DISTRICT ot Salisbury, ss. probate court, A Dec. l6, I895.
 Estate Of Angeline E. Richardson. late of the Ulty, County and state of New York. leav- ing estate in said district, deceased.
 Upon application of James M- Gray, ad- ministrator on said estate. praying for an or- der to sell the following described real es- tate, belonging to said estate, to wit: an un- divided one-sirth of the tracts of land below described, all situated in the Town of rsslis- bury, in said district, viz,
 The lst parcel IS a tract of land situated in thapinville ,in said Salisbury. bounded north by lauds lately owned by J. & N. 0. scovie cast by the highway leading from Chapinviile to Salisbury; south by lands of Charies Mo- Elroy, Frank Bierce, and lands formerly owned by Minerva Emmons, and west by said Emmons lands. and said Scoville lands, and contains 40 acres, more or less.
 The Ana parcel is the homestead lot and buildings lately owned by Kirtland ". Gray, deooased, situated in said Chapinville. on both sides of the highwAy leading from Ohaplnville to residence of William H. Hun e- bounded north by lands of Herbert N. Our tis and by raid highway; east by said Cur tis lands; south by Lake Washinee fin part, and by lands formerly owned and occupied by Henry Yei rington. aud wes by said high way and lands of said Curtis, containing twonty-seven acres more or less.
 The Sd parcel IS a wood lot situated on the east slope of the Taghkanic Mountain, and Id the first parcel of land described in deed from James Harris to iliiam Gray, dated Marc h z7th, 1858, and recorded on Salisbury Laud Records Book Al, page AS, aud is founded east on lands formerly owned by samuel 0. Scoville, now deceased, the heirs of Andrew Uhapin, Simson Sage and John Holmes west and northwest by lands formerly owned by the Salisbury Iron Co, now owued by E. J. Warner; and south on lands formerly owned by Phineas Chapin, containing about four teen acros, moro or lees 1t is hereby
 Ordered, That said application be heard and determined at the Probate 0fflce in salisbury, on the 18th day of December, A. b. IS95 at o'clock in the afternoon anu that notice of the pendency of sal appllca- tion and Of the time and place of said hear ing thereon be given by publishing this order once in some newspaper having a cir cuIation in sad district. at least one weeA before the date of said hearing
 Attest: DONALD T. WARNER, Judge.
Connecticut western news., 1895-12-19

'Get out of the old rnts" Is now the popular cry. Even the pulpit joins in the shout. Everything-even religion- must be s'up-to-date" or it is not want ed. Puritanism to the rearl is the edict. Public sentiment has certainly gotten out of the old ruts. Only few years ago the Police Gazette was not allowed to be sold on railroad trains. In fact a strong effort was made to suppress the sale of that paper through every chan nel. and yet the pictures in the Police Gasette were not half. as immodest or s.loud" as the pictures in the leading magazines of the present day. The up to-date magazine is ''fearfully and wond- erfully msde"; yes, made up of pictures of nude maids. Said magazin.s seem to be striving to outdo each other in pre- senting pictures of nude persons. These pictures are called Art. and the law seems powerless or unwilling to sup press them. Possibly they are Art high old Art-nevertheles they repre- sent Nature; yes, Nature upadorned. Tho toleration of such pictures is Q good illustration of the depravity of human nature, and also braves that '.human nature is the same the world over" The only possible or plausible excuse for such pictures is the thread bare assertion that ''to the pure, all things are pure" But where are you drifting to, and where are you going to land, if you get out of the old ruts?
Connecticut western news., 1895-12-19
John l.. Washing d Co. Superior Court In liquidation, Lilchn-ld County
 December 18th, lo96, ORDER OF NOTICE.

Frank B. wood Esq. Receiver of said CO., partnership having filed his account with said estate in this Court upon the 18th day of December 1895 and asking for advice flu the matters relating to said estate and also for ac csptance of the same
 1t is hereby ordered that the same be heard by this Court at New Milford on Tuesday December 3lst. 1S95 at 10 a. m. and that mo- tice of such hearing be given to all persons interested therein by publishing this o, der in the CONNECTICUT WEsTKRs NEWS weekly newspaper published at Uanaan in Litohhed County In It's issues ofDecember 18th and 26l h IS96 and that notice be given to John l.. Washing by sending him ah attested copy of this notice by mail registered and directed to him at New Haven Conn. by some proper officer or indifferent pers n,
 Winchester, December 18th, 1898.
 By the Court, Dwight Q. Kilhourn
 Clerk,
Connecticut western news., 1895-12-19
FALLS VILLAGE.

Mrs Wm. Store and son of I,akeville. were guests at Wm. R. Hubbell's over Sunday
 Landlord and Mrs Bannou returned Saturday evening from their trip, which nas been of several weeks duration, at the Atlarta Expo>ition.
 Several families moved to New Haven last week including those of James Mo Intosh, Jas. MeKusker, Frauk Toue and Thomas Ryan
 Charles Ford loaded his household goods in car Mo day, their destina- tion being Hartford. where he will be nearer his business,
 The Congregational church will be the scene of 8 prettily trimmed tree and concert Christmas night and at th.. Methodist church on Christmas eve will be supper and few articles for gifts for the children.
 Miss s l.. Perry has gone to Provi- dence to spend the holidays. Miss Carrie M. Hall oficiates at the tele- phone office until her return
 Miss Lynch. of Hartford, is spending some time at the Inn.
 The concert given by Miss Grace Brinton probably eclipsed all former efforts in that line Her pupils were generously applauded at each appear ance several being recalled Miss Louise Brinton on the cornet rendered each selection with perfect ease and her responses to the recalls greatl, pleased the audience. The comedy ahich closed the entertainment was well cast and very favorably received
 Dr c A Sanford, of this place, drove away last week Monday morning a has not returned By Wednesday his absence created comment aud investiea tions were made which disclosed Il . facts that he had l. it behind him debte aggregsting about S3OOO d an unpaid board bill He drove to Ct Barring ton on Monday and sold his team ;sinc- which Dothing Is known of his move ment-. Dr Sanford was you ma who had gained the confidence of th, community and had no difficulty manipulating his business so as t. leay . many creditors to whom he is indebted in sums from S5 to $500, great deal of it borrowed money. The town is CO" siderably shaken up over his flight, and people in Cornwall and Canaan are also losers by his disappearance. The G w. Hall Go. have few very stylish cloaks left and to sell them will give a valuable present to each pur- cha.er besides liberal discount in price. They have a fne display oi Ohri tmas goods and about ton oi candy.
Connecticut western news., 1895-12-19
LAK nvILLR.

The first concert of the Hotchkiss School musical organization last Sstur. day evening at Roberts Opera House was very fine. The mandolin club played excellently and the quartet sang very sweetly. They both had to give encores. The Hotchkiss School stu dents left for their homes Tuesday and Wednesday to spend their Xmas vaca tion.
 Onr lake partially skimmed over with ice last Sunday, and Tuesday morning 1t was nearly all covered with 8 mantle of ice, much to the joy of skaters who have used the factory pond thus far.
 We have Chinese laundry now in the G. W. Hall Go. tennant house. cor. ner Park Place and East street. Nil Louis Sing, of Hartford, runs it, much to the joy of the new woman, Benedicts and bachelors.
 Cornell & Neigebauer have dissolved partnership. Mir Neigebauer will carry on the plumbing business here as soon as he has secured suitable shop.
 Robert Dufour, our barber, has been confned'to his house ever since last week with . SOTO throat.
 4Ao ds os OAooOiA So- opOhCu ehCAi new store last Saturday in the new Holley Knife company block. In the evening the whole building was illumi. mated with. electric lights and presented magnificent appearance. Between one and two hundred people patronized the store, large numbe admired the handsome building and store from ir front of Hubert Williams ancestral man. sion. The whole block from Wm B Psrry's Wsyside Inn up by to the Wo nonsco House was lit up the electric light from the store building.
 Mrs John l. Merwin met with pain ful accident the first part of this week She fell on the back stoop of her house on her right hand and sprsined it very badly. Dr Bissell is attending her
 Boys take warningi A sad drowning accident took place last Saturday in the Long pond. John, eldest son of Peter Flynn, aged II years, was skating or the pond. which was only covered around the edge with ice, in an un guarded moment he yentured too neal the center of the pond and broke through and was drowned. The funeral was largely attended from St. Nary Catholic church Monday afternoon Sympathy is extended the sorrowine family.
 Mrs Silvernale, the mother of Madison Silvernale, is confined to the hous> with infapaAtory rhsnmAtisms