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perben, aud nibt feline @ntlaifung nebmen,
Ionbern bic Boli5etma4t griinbli9 umge@
ftalten. Nu9 Die bur9 Die neult6e Inter
iu6ung 70 I9ner compromittirte 8olt3eiz
commtffion pirb it9 nit Dem 8oli5ei9ef gu
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be7en BIdne etngeben tam, bic benz 8erneb=
men mad benz Mapor Strong unterbreitet
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g1ep gorf nirb bic 9uppe ntbt 10 betB ge=
gefIen, nie tie geto9t tptrO. Ramentlt3 3es
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8egrdbniB ibrer beritOrbenen S9tpagertn,
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@efeQf9aft an benz 8prgange nimmt. 9az
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fa6rungen gemaht, an benz 2et4enbegGn9=
ntfIe tbetlgenommen.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-14

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lers BON 9Obenlobe Bel 8ismard bilbet einen
petteren Nbf9nttt in Dem S9luBatte bes
unerqutdGi9en 3erpiirfntffes 5pti4en &ai>
fer unb MGtrei9stanaler, Der beibenNRGnnern
3ur G6re qerei9t.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-14
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nnb ben Qr3t ~erfreut's Gabeau.
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&noers mar BON gi9en's Gage,
@as Der 8aOedr8t empfabl,
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9te1er, 9oftor @ti3 gebieBen,
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rnb NIT Strenge 1preben mir:
2ah' Die 5reube binter 9tr.
peinGt6fte 0tdt muB tpalten!
Sang 9enqu 1T ein3ubalten,
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2ege ni3t aufs &dnapee.
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9ret Batienten @9laganfdQe,
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@iner, Der bies jiingft bergeifen
l1nb Elm &iri9lein gu fi9 nabm,
Sine 2d6n1ung glei9 befam.
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SIT bas S9Gtern ober &iifen
Feminini generis,
9enn es I9abet bas unb bies.
5oIgen ftreng Sic bie1en 8infen:
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9dS lit cine 2eben8frage,
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9aB nit benz profefor in
Sebem Puntt i9 einig BIN"
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limb er lief gum 9pttor Std.
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Std muBt' bas tpobt better piFeu,
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limb ben Drummer fortgefsBt.
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Qeibes0ffnung er mod trie6en,
9aut unb 9nO9en mar er fat,
unb bag Qeben inn our QaIt.
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Der Banowurm.
@ftafie.
Glue arst1i9e 9umoreste.
Gortiebune.)

Gftafte.
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Nu9 bes neuen Opttprs Sur
8ra9t' bon 9etlung feline Spur.
oft empfanO er fir6terGt4e
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Seine groBe 8et3barfett
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NGer Srobftnn, aaer Srteben
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unb nit triibem 8ltd berum.
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Su9e 9etlung pOer &atb,
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l1nb am nd6iten Sage f6on
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@te tbm Sreunbe anempfo6len,
Spra9 ben Oiener ct erItoblen,
Ser fir feds Marf i'm gerii9rt
9tntenrum gu Wetie fiibrt.
DIS 9atient BON Ieinem Magen
@iQ Die alte Qeter fogen,
Euft Der Nr3t in fur5em Son:
nWas Sic BADEN, peiB i'd f9on,"
Gr begtnnt ben 2eib gu briiden,
8retft oann plDblt9 binter'n &iiden,
5iibrt Elm 9ummtrObr bonn dumb
@t9en'S IN bes Magen8 @runb.
@ieBt ibm 5liTisfeit binunter,
2dBt 5uriid fte itrDmen munter,
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@u5gefpro6'ne Gttafie!
&ann auf aarlsbab nur beite6en.
No9fur: eSn Elm @eebab ge6en,
0iefes ma@t bic Nerben 1tart.
9onorartum: 9reiBtg Mart."
S9retbt Johann auf cine lo1e
&arte Ietne 9iagnDfe
Sir ben 8abear3t unb fprt6t:
nWetteres 1T nOtbig ni9t."
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Rdffnirte SdmetdeIet.

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Oafle9 Nnenue Station unS am depot Gde WeGs.
nHO &insies5trG6e.
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SSNtnptS Central.

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uDmnieH tusrben. 3ldets in Der StabtsSfTce. Isl g&k
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PENNSYLVANIA lines
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s2oalia: tGdalih. ansoenon1nlenS %onntaas.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-14

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lung, ihre s~e9enwdrtt9e Steuun9
in Oeutfdlano uno in oen
Der. Staaten.
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Abendblatt., 1895-01-14

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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-04-11
CAPTAIN KILLILEA SUSPENDED.
THE PRESIDENT INDIGNANT.
He Denounces the Outrageous Charges
Made by Sianderous Methodist Minis
ter III Massachusetts.

He Denounces the Outrageous Charges
Made by a Slanderous Methodist Minis
ter III Massachusetts.
WAsuINGroN, April 7.-.When the report
of u speech made in a Methodist Confer
ence ii Salem, Mass. by the Rev. Dr.
Lansing and a subsequently published IN
terview with the same gentleman, accus-
ing The President OF intemperance, was
shown to President Cleveland this even
ing he said with considerable warmth:
This is simply an outrage. Though II IS
not the first time thing of this kind has
been attempted, cannot avoid q feeling
of indignation that any man who makes
any claim to decency, and especially one
WHO assumes the role of Christian min
lister, should permit himself to become
dissemination of wholesale lies and calum,,
MES not less stupid than they are cruel and
wicked.
II easily recall other occasions when
those more or less entitled to be Called
ministers of the gospel have been lnstrli-
mental in putting into CIRCULATION the
most scandalouS falsehoods concerning my
conduct and character. The elements or
factors of the most approved outfit Ter
placing false and barefaced accusation
before the public appear to be, first' some
one with baseness and motive sufficient to
invent it; second, minister with more
guiiibility and love of notoriety than
piety. greedily willing to listen to it and
| gabble it, and third, u newspaper anx
| iously willing to publish il,
"For the sake of the Christian religion
am thankful that these scandal-munger-
ing ministers are few, and OH every ac'
count am glad that the American people
love fair play and justice, and that, i'll
| spite of all efforts to misead them, they
| are apt to form a correct estimate Of th'
character and labors of their puplic ser
| Yants.n
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-04-11

CHICAGO, Ill. April GA special dis
patch to the Tribune from Washington, ".
G. says;
The United States Supreme Court, in the
income tax case, has reversed the decision
of the lower court, but the Income Tax
law as a whole is upheld, but only by g
divided court. Two important portions OF
the law, however, have been decided to be
unconstitutional, and they are so serious
as to affect materially not only the
revenues of the government, but the
estimation in which the income tax Will
be held by the people.
Under the decision to be handed by the
Court. it is said all incomes derived from
rents are exempted from taxation by the
Federal government, and all incomes
derived from State and municipal bonds
are similarly exempted. In other respects
the income tax law stands as it was passed
last August, but the result of the consuta-
tions IN the Supreme Court shows very
| conclusively that the law can easily be
picked opieces provided suits are brought
to contest each particular point as it comes
| up
The first meeting of the Supreme Court
| was held March 10th, two days after the
conclusion of the arguments, but no de-
cision was reached, and it was not until
March Both when they succeeded in agrees
ing upon the outlines of decision coyes-
ing the opinion of the lower court.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-04-11
A PAIR OF ROBBERS ARRESTED.

Two Important Arrests Made by Dctec =
tive Hutchins Mt Dover-Mon Who Had
Been Engaged In Numerous BurEiaries.
Special Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal
DOVER, April 6.-Detective lIutchins
made two important arrests yesterday. lie
captured John Bailey AMI William KEN
nedy, both coiored, charged with burglary
and larceny at Brenford. They were ar
raisncd before Justice Jester, each on two
counts, and held for court Bailey pleaded
not guilty, but Kennedy confessed.
The latter declared that he robbed the
residence of George ., Devices and asserted
that BAILEY robbed the residence of George
ID. Wright. Goods stolen from the persons
named were found i'll the possession OF the
prisoners. Kennedy further confessed that
he and Bailey are members of u gang
which has been committing bnrglaries IN
towns in this vicinity for Il long time.
lie made clean breast respecting bur
glaries. including the robbery of the Har,
ringtuu postotfice last week. He confessed
that the gang had robbed the Brenford
| railroad station three times within 4 year
| the Cheswold and Viola stations, each
| twice, and admitted that they had cracked
the safe OF Alexander Laws of Dover, twt
| weeks ago. and had committed burglary
4 at Little Creek recently.
| He implicated several colored citizens OIL
| Dover with robberies which occurred here
| and at Clayton during the winter.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-04-11
nAuNcn or TILE EsrnE En-.
The Gasoline Yacht OF Captain Johh H.
Mari Makes Her Inltial Dip.

The pretty little gasolene yacht belong
ing TO Captain John X. Mari took her
initial plunge into the Christiana river ~
the foot OF Pine street, Saturday about
o o'clock. A few friends OF Captain Mari
witnessed the launch and ppplauded as tue
boat glided off the ways.
The boat was christined by Miss SIENNA
Mari, u daughter Of the captain. When
the boat started to move, Miss Mari, who
was holding bottle OF wine decorated
with red, white and blue ribbons, broke
the bottle oil the boat and said "
chrsten thee Esther" The tug Rambler
after the launch, towed the boat around to
Spruce street wharf, where the friends OF
CAPTAIN Mari congratulated him.
The Yacht was gaily decorated. On the
bow was handsome white silk penaht
with gold fringe and on the stern was a
handsome silk American flag. The boat
was built by the Delaware YACHT Co., A.
| V. Hysore, manager and Captain Mari
and Mr.. Hysore were aboard her when
she went OIL.
The yacht when completed will be one
of the finest small boats ever built i'll tins
city. She is "a feet long. 8 feet beam and
22inches to the water line There is q
large cabin. cababe of holding 20 or ~
persons. The boat is furnished with Q
toilet room and is complete in every detail
The yacht is painted white and will be up
| holstered in green plush.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-04-11
nulrrlEn SOCIETY ENrEnrAINs.


A Mock Session of tho Delaware Legisla-
ture Held at the Friends school.
The members Of the Whittier Literary
Society of the Friends School gave an
interesting entertainment last night in
the school house at which about 300
persons were present. The programme
is follows:
Reading, "The Hungry Man Vas Fed"
Patriotic Quotations.
George w. Curtis
William W. Pussy, "a.
1.-THE Dome Of the Republic"
Andrew D. White
Cyrus Pyle.
"Qur Country ....... Benjamin Harrison
Arthur 5. Goodman.
wanted ..,..s..,.,,..-.'' D. VI lotiahu
Edna v. Thomas, T.,
patriotism" .............,...N waiter Scout
Edith Poole.
The most interesting part OF the enter
tainment was the session of the Della
ware Houseo Representatives to con
slider . bill for Constitutional Con
venticn. G. Sellers Smith was Speaker
and William Ii. Thatcher clerk. The
members of the House were as follows
Henry S. Pyle, Henry S. Candy, Henry
T. A. Jackson, ]. Walter Baily, H.. q
Garrett, Henry McAlister, representa-!
New Castle county.
W. w. Pussy. 3D., George Porter
Reuben G. Satterthwaith, Andrew g
Wilson, Jr,, Pierce Cam, Harry Busl
and II. W. Palmer, representing Ken
county.
lie hoy G. Kendall, H. A. GawthroT
Arthur S. Goodman, W. Poyatell John
son, Alfred Gawthrop, Michael Laifert
and Eugene Taylor, representing SUISSE
county. Cyrus Pyle was the page.
A. bill similar to the one now befor
the Legislature was reported favorabl
by the committee and the bill passet
the members from New CASTLE count
voting in the negative, as the bill dl
not give New Cnstle an increased repr
sentation. When the bill had been di
posed of the House adopted motion
, so into a joint session with the Sena
! 10 elect a Senator.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-04-11
SPUETIEG NOTES.

Cart. John l.. Brewer bus accepted DR..
CaryerS challenge to shoot 100 or 200 birds
for 81 ,oUU side. The match will be shot
in Chicago next month.
owen Zeiglsr, Of Philadelphia, bestcd
Frank Garrard in siX-round boxing bout
1t Chicago, Thursday night, but US lic
failed to stop his man the contest was de-
clared Il draw.
Tom q Rour!yc. on behalf of Joe Wal
colt, has challenged Steve O'Dunnell to
tight to u finish for $3.50 and the best
purse outanable. O'Dunllell weighs $50
pounds and stands feet inch high;
Wacott weighs l5s pounds and Is 0 feet -
inches i'll height.
William &. Bngley, who claims to be
the champion long.distancr swimmer Of
New York, is shortly to sail for England
to compete i'll u series of match races with
j. H. Iyers, who is conceded to pc the
speediest swimmer in all England. Bingley
will also attempt to swim the English
channel.
The owner and crew of the American
built ten-ratcr Dakotah arrived AZ elias
gov Friday from the soutli Of France
| The yacht was shipped from France tt
Glasgow aboard steamship. In the
| Mediterranean rega,tas the lakotah wot
ESQ besiues silver plate, art treasures and
| gold medals.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-04-11

Clergymen who are annoyed by fits of
coughing and nasal trumpetings so COM
mon in churches and meeting-holses at
this season of the year, cannot do better
than recommend to their tlocks an imme-
diate resort to "Hale's Honey of Hore.
hound and Tar" The result Of the advice,
if taken, will be comparative quiet on the
succeeding Sabbath; for this potent remedy
will BY that time have effected Il general
cure. Many pastors know from experience
the value Of the preparation as cure for
bronchial affections, ami can, therefore,
conscientiously endorse it. Sold by drug
gists every where at % and 80 cents and ST.
Great saving by purchasing large SIZE.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure iii one
minute
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-04-11
DitpJN ms wiFEs ARMS.

Sudden Death of Aaron Harris at His
Home Friday Morning-A Successful
Clothing Merchant.
Aaron Harris, the clothing dealer at No.
2lS Market street, died very suddenly at
his home Friday morning from heart
disease. He went out to market in the
morning and returned shortly before IL
o'clock. lie went upstairs to prepare his
toilet, and when he started to ascend the
stairway he was taken suddenly ILL., Mrs.
Harris happened to be upstairs and
noticing her husbands condition she
hurried to his side, just III time to catch
the man i'll her arms. He died without
speaking u word.
Mr.. Harris has been in this country
| 30 years having first embarked in business
| at No. 40S Market street, 10 years ago. lie
was very successful us business man and
accumulated considerable property.
Mr.. Harris was prominent among the
| Jewish residents of the city and was
president. of tine Orthodox Hebrew Society.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-04-11
onRrsrr4S EyDEAvos MEETING.
Seventh Annual Convention of the LocA
Union Next Week.

The seventh annual meeting of the
Wilmington Christian EndeavOr Union
will be beld in Central Presbyterian
Church on Tuesday, April 10Th. This is
expected to be the most interesting meet
ing held by the union and there will be an
afternoon and evening session. The pro-
gramme is us follows.
Afternoon session. p. M, song service,
led by ]. Il. King; Ais, devotional exer-
cises, the Rev. W. A. Walling 40. adj
dress, the Rev. 4. j. Mason; 4 10 junior
rally, Chalk Talk" the Rev Charles
Roads 8, address by jerks Robinson,
president of the Philadelphia Junior
Union 6, social hour and Boston Tea. .
Evening session-7,So, song service led
BY J. r. King; 7.40devotional exercises led
by the Rev. j, II. Howard, y. D.; 100. bust
ness session, two.minute reports of officers
and chairmen of ommittees--eiection OF
officers; $50, Boston Rally song 90, 20
minute talk on shall the Pledge DE Elimi'
mated from the Christian Endcavor So
| ciety?" by the Rev. C. +. Hendricks $40
our State hymn; $50, address. Fire and
Faith" by the Rev. Charles Roads, ex
president Pennsylvania Union; 0.a5, con
secration service, led by the Rev. ). Is
Meeser, president State Union,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-04-11
nentn Of ! wen.knawn PREACHER.

The Rev. jeremiah Pastorfield of Wash
ington, formerly pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal Church of Lewes, died suddenly
in Washington few days ago. He was
standing at the stamp window of the
Washington postoilice when stricken with
heart disease and died in few minutes.
Mr.. Pastoriield was pastor of the Methodist
Church at I4ewes in 1856 and is remem
bered b. the older members MS very
popular and able preacher. He was pastor
of the church one year. and although the
congregation wanted him to return for
another year the bishop refused. Mr.,
Pastoriicld afterwards Joined the Philadel-
phia Conference; then the Florida Con-
ference. A few years ago ho returned IL
the Wilmington Conferences and held y
small charge in Maryland.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-04-11
ALLEN VS.. AEaoH DECISION.
Delivered by Chancellor Woicott - Ad
verse to Administrator Leach.


At Friday mornings session of court of
chancery Chancellor Wolcott read his de-
csion i'll the Allen VS.. Leach suit. 1t was
adverse to Administrator Leach and
ordered that u writ OF sequestration be
issued against James Leach TO compel him
to make restitution 10 the Allen hers
The amount directly affected by the de-
cision is $500.
On the motion of Edward G. Bradford,
Howell 5. England was admitted to
chaucery practice. Mr.. bradford handed
in the report made by Examines Herbert
H. Ward and Peter l., Cooper. Jr.
Lilburne Chandler presented the return
of commissioners in the matter of the
estate of Joseph Chandler, deceased of
Wilmington. Mr.. Chandler was appointed
trustee.
Robert 5. Springer was appointed trustee
under the will OF Willard Springer of the
estate devised TO Margaret McElwee OF
Christina,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-04-11

Registrar Colquhoun of the Board Of
Health reports p deaths for the week end
ing at noon Saturday last at noon, as
Against IS for the corresponding week last
year. There 10 births as against AZ, and 8
marriages as against s. The deaths are
classified as follows: Apoplexy, drowned,
railroad accident, bed sores cerebritis, en-
teritis, commissions, erysipeiass' general de-
marasrnus, nephritis and suicide each;
No consumption and Q to pneumonia. OF
Tic dead, Is were males, II females. %
whites, iS adults, IL minors. 10 native
born and foreign born. Ten of the
births were of white males, Z of white
females and of colored males. Two Of
the marriages were of white and l of col
3 ored persons.