The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-22

Tn directors Of the Law and Order So.
sletiss met last night and discussed tins
biils relating to the GLASS Of public enter.
tainments and this law making II 9 crime
to keep house Of prostitution In Della.
ware.
They propopose 10 prosecute the mana.
gers OF the bartenders ball, that was given
in German hall on Thursday night. Febru-
airy 14th. The charges will be keeping
disorderly house. and selling liquor with.
out license. Charges will also be
brought against tho Managers Of the hall.
for violating the liquor laws.
The Indian appropriation bill will be Il.
naily disposed OF on Saturday. Thirteen
pages were gone over on Thursday.
leaving seventeen pages for Saturday.
There wac quite debate over the nppro-
prlations for the malnten ance and educa.
tlon OF the Indian children at Hampton,
Va. aud at Lincoln University In Phl,a.
delphia, on the grounds that there wers
denominatlonal Indian Schools (Protes.
tant anu that as all other den omlnatiou.
al Indian schools were to be abolished
there should be no discrimination IN favor
OF those two The schools will got their
appropriation.
One Of the few cases where receivers
were not necessary, was the Whisky
Trust which lite President Greenhut and
few interruptions directors tried to
have placed In the hands of receivers
naming Themselves the receivers. The
Hartshorne Committee, who owned over
two thirds of tho stock. had receivers
appointed favorable to them aud the 9th
er stockholders. Thoy have just made
report to Judge Grosscup of Chicago and
report 81 0110J0 In excess OF all liabilities.
Pretty good for n bankrupt concern.
THE complimentary entertainment Civ.
ento the delegates OF the Funeral Benefit
Associations OF the Junior 0. U.A. NJ, In
the Academy Of Music on Thursday even.
lug ives grand success. The Academy
was packed. ..@.
The American Mechanics will own our
city to-day. 1t Is expected that nearly
five hundred delegates will be present In
our city to-day. Mayor ShortIidge made
the address OF welcome to the members
OF the visiting orders and was responded
to by DI. Powers OF Philadelphia.
THERE is no doubt that the addition to
the Washington chcu ical engine is great
help TO the efficiency OF our fire depart.
ment. II was wise move on tho part OF
the company to keep abreast OF the times.
Fighting fire by water only has passed
away and like electricity the chemical
engine has como to take the place OF the
steamers that throw water. Fats Off to
the Vastly.
WITH all his deformities AMI faults
Edward Reed was taken to New Castle
jail by Marshal Ilannan, on Thursday at.
ternoon. His crime was selling liquor
without license.
ALL honor to the Father OF our country,
George Washington. who was never
know to tell lie. This is the day the
butchers celebrate the event by display.
Ing show beef on their stalls.
Complimentary Resolutions 10 Rev. ID. n.
WnddciI, D. u
The Official Board OF Madeley NJ. E.
Church this city on the 18th instant at
series OF resolutions com mending their
pastor DR.. Waddel:
Whereas Our present pastor. Rev. ID.
F. Wsddsll, ID. d.. having served Madeley
nj. L. Church three years. aud having in.
dlcated his purpose to remove from our
mldst seeking another field of labor at
the coming session of the Wilmington
Conference.
And Whereas, DIR. Waddell has seen tho
entire indebted ness on our church prop.
erty removed under his pastorate. having
labored earnestly TO accomplish the pay
ment OF the debt which he found on us
when he Bme among US three years ago.
And whereas, Under his faithful preach.
Ing of the gospel the church has been
qu!ckened. and more than two hundred
persons having been converted during HE
pastorate among us; therefore
Resolved, Inat We as an official hoard,
feel " our duty to express our high es,
TEEN for DR.. Waldell. both as to hls abil.
ity as q preacher of the gospel and citizen
during his stay among us, and also for
his estimable wife. Mrs. Waddell. as Sun
day school teacher and worker In the
church
Resolved. That we recommend to the
! appointing power OF tho Conference the
| worthiuess of DIR. Wuddeil to receive tho
| highest gift possible to the Conference to
! confer upon him by way OF appoint
! ment.
Resolved. That copy OF these resolu.
lions be furnished TO several of the rellg.
ious and secular papers for publication.
Tho above paper was unanimously
adopted by rising vote.
Attest; II. ], HILl1s, sec.