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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-18

Andrew j, NlhaHn aud H0allluo Gibson. mi.
moro DIS dam.s Joluut1n, thgg general
guardian, PLAINTIFF,
d, a. Hiatt, Thomas q. shcarman and Mrf
hima srcArrgu.hs wife waiter 10. Love
gut tmma b.. Lowe, hs vIfc, Gilbert J.
Chamberlain and AuEig o. Chamberlain,
Due wife, Co. So. O.. humh Gud luHeIila A.
1HNil, Doc wife, lou. D.. lhrHura uul
OF Che LUuuHIIr,a corporation, D. a. luIa
iH and ''rs rs. q tolltH, hue wife and Che
Metropolitan iuyoagucnl Company, o o0r.
tarah 3d. 0Ilaou. doigndauu.
Tho People Of ,he Territory o, Jth send
EfgglnF'
Tor .. Hiatt Thomas e shsarmln and sira
ilmTa shgHrm1u,h Die wilc, waiter d. Love
and LmmA Dor. Lowe nB VIE, GILBERT D.
Chamberlain, anu AuuiO ~ Chamberlain,
hH wife @ W J.. Gumih aud irHoilia a
Mrs l.uF Q rauons. tho National Hans
Of tue Republic, % corporation, q, q Col.
AMI NJ. g y. COLE, ~ wife. and tho
plrauOu Parker 8 Dopuc, a corporation,
sarah %. Gibson, d1iuuuunu,
Yuu ARE HEREBY VEQuWEp TO AP.
pear 10 az acton brought ugaina. you ~
W W. apg,g named plsinuh iu thc uIHuict Court
OF ,le Third Judicial nH.ugt OF the Territory
on thh, uul 90 answer tAc complaint med
Alefgln within ton aYHloEclusiyr ot the day OF
g.!fleel Altf VIC service ON yuu Of tnls
served out OF this county, uut ma tlis district
within twenty dHyHi otherwise within forty
uuyh=Or judgment UY dUfiu't will be- taaru
again1. YOU, according 90 the prayer or sad
complaint
ihn action Ia brought 10 have iudgmen,
against defendant MAI, 10 uum " 1880. win
interest at Ten pgr cont per aunum, from sep.
neys foes and costs OF suit alitsei 10 uo duo
un tWu certain uruwIa.lry notice, executed uy
defendant uau Go taiuuH, Johnston. ID
guardian OF tHo rHtatuf OF Juhnt Andrew I
Eucn y, Margaret and b1saliuo Gibson,
from dutr, at iouugr cent. per uuaum-samo
being duo anu wholly unpaid save $3.50 and
interest," 20 september IL, 1871, Hald John,
Eil1u y. aud Margaret Gibson, having HInco
become of ago nuu uuIy Hsstguod their mtrr.
Gets in ahll notes iU uIuluuuu. who arc now Tho
UWuura thereof UaII uUtch being secured hy "a
iuurisags or even date on premises hereinafter
es.u.o4, executed by raid HIATT 90 aaid
Johnston nH GUARDIAN 60 hlYu the usual al.
Cruu uf Chile cuur. Cor tho foreclosure OF HHid
mortgage and slIv ui aaii prumlsos, atiudglng
lhat proceeds Of ouch Halr Do applied On pay.
mout of amounts due az above, that defend.
ants und 900 rUTtuuH claiming under them DO
barred uul lNr.U.Usgu of 400 clam OF EQUITY uI
redemption u SAID prgmisosi that pialuuHs
iihI and for other rc.iof said premises are
described 49, iuNuW., town. Al % lot p
h.ufh D. NNU zero ulAt A, hlg Yield survey
hiuAi1 ln nsIl IANu county, ltAh Territory
aud SOU aru HGrgHy uuuurd that o. you tail
Co appear and answer the fnIt compliant ua
above required. lUu said plaintiff will uTply %
lnu Court Cor llo rgIuf demanded thrrtIn
Nltugs. tHe Hon samuel a, Merritt, judge.
tnl luc tua. ut thc district court of
tHu THIRD Judicial District Boz and
.srAL Cor lnu Territory OF Utah, THE itl
uIT lt February, iu tho year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred
DAVID q. DUNBAR, CLERK.
by uioAaI ID louAis, Deputy tlcrA
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The Brigham Young Mem oFlal ns'd-
clailon ackuUw luugeu receipt ~ the
following contributions 90 hfaIut M the
iuilding u the Pioneer monuments
FROM Big Cottonwood ward Salt
Lake county per Milo Audrua Ed.
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OBITUARY NOTES.
NAnrn cutU noLprN.

puoruN, Arf., Fob. l2, lsDj.-Fathsr
Nahum colo Holden passed from This
900 0u February b, 1870, aged nearly %
yHara. Urllhor Holden was born April
= 1910, loo Nurth leyUrUih, Franklin Co,
Mass. aud was hlptIEai hy Elder Wins
low Inrr Boo Che Niui.r Of l-ii.2, and
cAmo io Nauyo1 in tho nll OF 1852 ana To-
salt Lake city iu 1850. Ito camo 10 Arl-
gluH boo 1850, tiuC0 which time h0 has
W4dB hH homo Don Che So. Johns aukH ~
Iian, ni spungufyillo, except nbUu. throo
wears which hH spout Zoo M0A.cl.
Father Holden Leaves vile and nFu
ClIiIuUu Goo mourn Dds loss. Ito CImu
down 90 MOsa city Co Hpuni tho winter
in ibis warm climate, and Uu iho lth inst.
was run uyUf hy horsO and buggy
which iuJurod Die lolt sldn aud btrk,
from th0 p'iO1lg of which BIO diOl. Ito
died in full hope ~ % glorious ro'urrcc.
zion, ilr BE- can ho said hr was r. good
LArer.day saint no hold tho Olicg " a
High prleaL-iCuN
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SUMMONs

IN tho District Court il and Cor Tho Third
judicial District of Utah Territory, County
OF sale Lake.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16


And now we are to have q milk inspeo-
tor. Such an officer may be necessary to
protect the people from imposition. but
It Is questionable whether the advantages
to be derived therefrom will be equal to
the required cost. 1t seems to us that
one OF the evils OF the times may be trac-
ed to tho multiplication OF offices to which
liberal salaries are attached. while many
of them are as useless as an additional
wheel would be to q wagon. The office
would make nice little berth for u dc.
oaysd political worker. and that fact
alone might reconcile tho taxpayers to
the additional $1,000 which would be add.
edto our taxes, which are already consid-
cred to be terribly oppressive. 1t Is an
old saying that those who dance should
pay the piper. and therefore those who
ask for the creation OF this and other OF.
fees should not Complain when the tax.
gatherer appears. In this connection we
may state that the farmers arc Invited to
attend meeting to consider this and
other matters in the hall Of the Fume Fire
Engine Company on IhuNsday morning
at 10 O'Clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

Certain members OF the Legislature are
now laughing IN their sleeves at the dcx.
ferrous manner in which they raked in The
ducats III the late election campaign. or
course they made no direo, promise Of
any support in return for desired favors,
but they were 80 suave and compinisant
that they acquio seed in any aud every
proposition, leading the one making the
advance Of the cash to believe that they
were all right, whom in fact, Brutus like
they we're ready to tnilict stab In tho
back not that thOy loved Caesar less. but
they loved Eono more. bad bargain Is
bstter BROKEN than kept. and It may be
Bell To keep an eye TO tho wlndward us a
good apple out Of the Governors bag
may be batter Than handtus of gold. which
8 aavo already been squandered. My son
get gold get Ii honestly II you can. but
get it,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

PITTsBURG, Jan. 18-The Wholesale dis
charge of workmen by the Carnegie com
pany at Homestead for attending the
meeting on Sunday has aroused feeling
of resentment that bids fair to bear fruit
this evening, when another mass meeting
will be held in the Opera House. The ex-
citement is intense and the action of the
company is denounced on all sides. The
100 discharged men are encouraged in the
belief that powerful organization will be
effected soon and another strike inaugu-
rated
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

81 eEoncn MACDONALD MAJOR


"oh, let me see the sinking sun Of this
For even as il fades my Life is fading.
The sun viii rise tomorrow flooding all
the world with light, -:
But will Eever see him for know die
tonight.
How have loved the Summer breeze and
loved the opening flowers;
And some will soon DO placed on me ID
but few short hours.
The flowers ttat were my favorite cares,
but smell they neer 30 sweet,
Their perfume cannot rsaon me wrapped
in my white winding.sheet.
There will be soon my vacant chair which
shall never fill;
An old familiar voice which shall for.
evermore be still;
And oft you will be In this room when
yonder cum ie set.
And DO In my dewy grave In darkness
and In wet.
oft have thought with dread OF lying
lonely in the grave.
Where falls the splashipg summer rain
and winds OF Winter rave;
But now have no snuddering fear. Tor
Jesus took the gloom,
That night He pardoned me my sine that
rested on the tomb.
/ hear the river How OF Ceath-Fm almost
see It's deep. dark waters. and hear Its
fierce waves roar
But yet long to cross 1t, nor shall DC
alone,
For He will bear me over safe who bought
me for his own.
Beyond 1t is the city where shall ever
stay;
1t needs no daily rising sun to usher In
the day,
For God there, and the Lamb Himself.
will be eternal light
And there will be no darkness there OF
heart or mind, OF night.
And rarer flowers than ever here upon
| this fair earth grew
Will watt delicious fragrance forever
| sweet and new;
No faded. dying blossoms. and no cor
| sorws and no tears-
MY soul even now is longing to reach
those blessed spheres.
Adieu. the dying lights OF earth are fading
from my sight,
| ped in heavenly light;
cannot see your faces near, but ange
| forms see.
That hover glltterlng DER my bed and
| beckon unto me.
The river. oh. tho rlver-an, 1t is not cold
| OF black,
l see Jordan crossing now. shining
golden track.
Adleu. adieu, the Lord Is holding out Hi
blessed hand.
And lovingly lie beckons too, unto thu
heavenly land.
BRooKLYN. Feb. TO- 1884
jos. Goodlng has sold his house oil
Broo me streeet No. 1704. to Jas. Sawdon
for So SEQ.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

The contention over the selection OF
q. 4. Senator might lead 20 the i'm.
preston that the election OF the LeZis.
latlve ticket In Sussex County was
misfortune rather than blessing, Ii
the Democratic party had succeeded In
achieving a victory tho disgraceful
scramble going on would have been avoid
nd and there would have been no threat
ssned disruption Of the party. The Demo.
Gratis would have saved the friends OF MIR.
Higgins and Mr.. Addicks lots OF money,
and a peck Of trouble. while the outlook
Tor future success would have been much
better. 1t seems. however, that men can
not see farther into the future than the
Ind OF their noses. In their anxiety Tor
present profit they become oblivlous 10
the lessons OF the past, and act US foolish
ly as did the farmer who killed tbs goose
that laid the golden egg. Tho members
Of the party who imagine that there Is
nothing in this world worth contending
Tor but the qualification OF their little
petty schemes of aggrandizement, should
step aside and walt for the coming OF
another Moses. Cancellation and wise
leadership are necessary to retain pos
session of the Promised Land" into
which we have barely effected an en-
trance, and If we do not exert them we
shall relapse into the wilderness through
which we have been travelling for nearly
forty years. and take another pilgrimage
calculated to teach greater wisdom and
forbearance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16
M SENATE AND HOUSE


4 Discussfon o. Popsfiss rrincipiss Dslsys
the Deficiency BflI.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1e--Fhe senate de-
voted yesterday TO further speeches In
which the Income tax served as q taxi for
q wide range of discussion on the tariff,
the currency and the Popnlist platform.
Mr.. Hills proposition made last week to
amend the deficiency bill SO that the In
come tax would be tested in the courts has
apparently started an inexhaustable fiow
of speeches on public affairs in general.
Mr. Coakrell, In charge of the deficiency
bill, hoped to secure action on the Hill
amendment yesterday, but tho speeches Of
Msssrs Call (Fla.) and Allen (Neb.) made
this impossible. Mr. Allen took occasion
to defend the Populist partyagainst many
charges made in and out Of congress that
it was part of vagaries. 1t led to a very
full discussion Of all Populist doctrines
and comparison Of them with the doc
trines Of other parties. Mr.. Allen declared
1t was the party Of the immediate future.
The day in the house was devoted after
the morning hour to the consideration of
the Indian appropriation bill, but no pro-
gress was made before adjournment Gen
eral Grosvener presented reply to the
memorial sent to the judiciary committee
by Mr.. Richie, Of Akron, o., containing
supplementary charges against Ju tge
Kicks, and involving ex-senator II. b.
Payne and Judge Stevenson Burke. He
asked for an investigation Of the charges.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

BALTIMORE, Jan. 16.-During fire at
10 West Biddle street early in the morning
Thomas Whitridge attempted to carry his
young wife down a ladder which the fire
men had run up, He lost his balance and
both fell to the ground and were killed.
Mr. Whic-dge was a son of John A. Whit
ridge, with whom he was connected in
the banking and brokerage business, He
and Mrs, Whitridge were leaders in Balti
more society. They were married only
last April. Mr.. Whitridge was consul to
Chile and vice consul Of Denmark in this
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l6.-The three
masted schooner Anislee Captain Mean
drews, arrived at this port yesterday after
q most thrilling voyage from Savannah,
whence she sailed Dec. 10, laden with pine
lumber On Christmas night, off Hat
teras, she encountered a storm which put
out the fires, swept away most of the
cargo, and drove the men to the top of
the after house, where, with neither
food nor water, and sheltered only by a
sail, they existed for three days and nights
Eventually tug towed her into Whining
ton, N. G. The vessel is n complete wreck,
and the men are badly frostbitten.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16
srEprAL s.sNrleN.


cuppingand Isectiing. ms u. sacondst
N. r Davis. Jewsler. Q u. snd 81
cuppins &leeoiina. Parieer.s1s Madison
American Laundry. eoa West Front st.
Strong cough candy OF Fergusou'e II
Enst Second street.
The best tea and coffee In the city at
hard tlmes prices at 40I Delaware Avenue.
W. 4. Moore.
DIR. slmms. white Pulmontc Baisam, the
famous throat and lung remedy and
hypophosphate or lung food. 6oo King
street
Slmms' Liver Pills quick in curl ng
headache. splendid liver sttmulant; best
ever made; thousands say 90. 6oS King
street.
II you want to saws money. 20 to W.
3. Moore Tor your groceries at 4ol Della
ware Avenuet 1t will pay YOU to 20 there
and Buy at hard times prices.
Weber pianos unsurpassed In toned
Geo. T. Dearborn. 5i5 shipiey street. vii
Sen Auben SO cigars are the best In the
market, our own make. Durotein. No.
Il. I'd.
The world renownod J. 4 Q. Fischer
pianos; over 81. QUO In use. Sole agent
George 4. Dearborn, 5l5 Shlpley street.
Wilmington.
buying at the Farmers Market House, S27
King St. just try and you won't 60 any
where else.
The largest stock OF organs and pianos
at the lowest prices ever offered. Geo. u.
Dearborn. 5l5 Shipley street, Wilmington.
Every instrument warranted.
Tobacco. chewing and smoking. $50 Id.
Durstein Il. I'd.
The healthy, wealthy and wise all USE
DR.. Simms' White Pulmonio Balsam.
when troubled with coughs. sore throat.
lung diseases. &o.. sue and 81. Depot sos
King street.
For first-class dyelng and securing go
to the Delaware Dye Works. 2i0 King
street.
Cheap meats at Farmers Market House.
S2T King st.
A. B. Chase. Story and Clark, Carpenter
and Taber organs. Sole agent, Geo. e.
Dearborn SIS Shipiey street. Wilmington.
All Sizes prices and terms.
We want people to go right direct to
| S27 King st. II they want to save money.
We sell oycters, fresh butter, eggs. meats
OF all kinds. All kind OF country pro.
kuce sooner than any where else. S37
| King street
Cheap butter. 25o Id; eggs 29c doz.. at
Farmers Market. Sa7 King st.
Have VIM. Zoiper. Elkton, Nd, to tune
your plano or organ.
Grand Royal Cabinet 10c cigar. Dur.
stein manufacturer, Il I'd.
When you come to Dover. stop at Jack
sons Cafe. Capital hotel building.
A few slightly used and second-ha nd
organs from $500 to S17500. Geo. L
Dearborn. 5l5 Shipley street. Wilmington
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

MAssowAH, Egypt, Jan. 16.-The Ital-
ian troops under General Baratier have
had some sharp fighting with large force
of Abyssinians, led by Ras Mangnsola.
The latter was attacked unexpectedly by
the Italians near Coatit, on Sunday last.
The enemy numbered 1000 men, armed
with rifles and in addition the Abyssinians
had numbers of spearmen. The Italians
compelled the enemy to retreat to tho
Gonda mountains. Later in the day the
enemy returned to the attack, but were
repulsed with serious loss. The Italian
loss was small.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

The schooner Walter " Rasln. from
PhiladelpnIa for Charleston. 5 C., which
put back TO the Delaware Bteakwata with
her crew frosthitten, shipped new crew
and sailed again yesterday for her de5-
uuation. The frostb,ttrn mariners are In
tho United States Hospital MT Lewe5.
Iwauty.Eine men employsi in the
engine room al the British steamer South
warA were arraig ned Dafore Magistrate
yesterday at Liverpool, for refusing to
WORK on ChIlsttnsP day, when he steamer
Iny in the harLor OF Philadelphia. a nom.
ina. ine of nve shiilings each, without
Gusts wEs imposed uIon the men. the
Magistrate holding that the Flea that II
vAs a holiday party justlilsd their louisa
TO work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

Lyons, Jan. 16.-A dispatch received
here from Roanne, about forty miles from
this city, says that 5000 weavers who are
out on strike there threatened to nttnck
the mills. The sub-prefcct thercupon read
the riot act, and detachment OF gem
darmes charged upon and dispersed the
mob. NJ Carnaud a Socialist member of
the chamber of deputies, was arrested for
threatening tho sub project
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16
TRAINs LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND

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TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND
new SpI YoT Week aya .soa y II. % "a. 80 40
e.m. .issi, y ID 5 S. q "a ~ p. m.
New York, Sundays % o.. q II. I'll 10 O. m.
't4e. % 30. z "A. III p. m. c...,.
nat strsets,J week days sa0S 5 s.. oso. II"
Tba Z IS, sB4g, 20 90, 10 40 10 20 al % a. N.
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H. ouhea' whsT ROUND.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON. '4t5
III. s47 n. M. 'ls TO- 80 s02 AS. q 1873 10
1851. m.
sundays '4i5. III. g ~ a. M. 1916. 'aoA
Baltimore and WY stations 7l7a. m. sOs
INswark. Del: .ls. sis g ga M. .ls lss Os.
= 10, ", - I1 m. 'l2 IL. 3OA'4Sz 10, Is ~.
Pittsburg. IS e O. m, .ls7 p. m. daily
Chicago, % Al u. m, = "a p. M, daily.
Cncinnnti AID 81. Louis IL iBp IN. and
New Orleans Via Bristol aud CHATTANOOGA.
. up. M. daily. Through sleeper to Now
Sipgeriy accommodation. III a. m. 500
3 10 aud II 10 p. uL.dajly.
LandenberR accommodation. week days.
"a, IA. IN, 20 and ~ y. m. Sundays.
n m
Trains icnve Market street station for
New FORK. week days. - 30 n IN.
For Philadelphia. week days 30. Ta
~ h., 81 20 a. H.. bS s45 p. IN. sundays y W
a. M. o. = 30. as p. n. 40 ~
For Pittsbura and Chicago week DAYS o ~
For Baltimore. week days. OF. $50 a. M.
s5h % ~ p. III. Sunday z 55 Q. m.
For LandcnperK aud Way StationA week
Gays 70, y 20 a. m. : ~, 4Op- IN. Sundays
sgb a. n.. 10 D. IN.
Leave Philadelphia frwenty fourth aud
Chestnut strectsi Tor iimington. week day =,
u, UE, -. - 10. III ~ u, iu. IL noon u -
i 10. 100. 10. - 10. 80, BON 50 IL, 81. 80
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- 20. w. y. III. sundays 80 q %. I'll =,
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| Tel phone, No. 49,
| Rates to Western points lower than via any
g %. sCULL. General Passenger Agent
| IT, n. CAMPBELL. General Manafer
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l6-Judge Butler,
in the United States district court, SEN
fenced DIR. John II. Durland, president of
the Provident Bond aud Investment com
pany, who was convicted on Dec Z last of
using the mails to carry on a scheme to
defraud, to pay n fine of 500 and to un,
dorgo an Imprisonment in Moyamensing
of ten months, the imprisonment to date
from the time Of conviction.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16
,Iora.esc spis, Not Tortured.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16-The president
transmitted to the senate the correspond
ence relating to the alleged turturing of
Japanese spies at Shanghai 1t shows
thar our representative WAS obliged by in
tsrnntional law to give tho spies up, that
they had fair trial aud were convicted
on undoubtcd evidence, and that there
Was no tlrturing
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

One OF the speclsl aud invaluable fea.
lures OF the Backus Heater lie the highly
artistic and ornamental effects that oan
be produced by their universal Introduce
ton. No single place OF furniture Or or.
nahentatlon that might 30 added to q
room could be as effective as the intro
duction OF one OF these heaters. For sale
by Jesse X. Bhylls. IFS Market street,
who also furnishes hardwood manlels OF
special designs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

When in need OF coal or wood. call up
145. or send postal card for ton OF ex-
ira largo pea coal to II. L. Ser goant,
dealer In coal. wood and grain. A large
load OF wood for Sl.50. Western oats.
baled hay and straw. GARD 1906 Maryland
Ave. Phone 5i5. Cen trail olllce, 7th and
King atraats Phona hS1
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

PoTTsTowN, Pa, Jan 16.,-Aftcr being
IN operation for upwards of century tho
iron ore mines of E. s. e. Brooke at Falls
OF French Creek, Chester county, closed
down yesterday, throwing nearly hun.
dred men out of employment The reason
given is that foreign ores can be purchased
much cheaper, although the orc at French
Creek is found IN rich quantity at an
average depth Of fifty feet
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

New YORK, Jan. l6.-Mayor Strong has
asked Superintendent Byrnes to remain
ut the head OF the police department OF
this city. Tho mayor yesterday sent to
the superintendent letter referring to his
long continued and honorable service aud
the probability of legislation at Albany
which would necessitate changes in tho
department, and returning Byrnes letter
of resignation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

The Aid Society OF the Red Clay Creek
Presbyterian Church will give musical
and literary entertainment for the benefit
OF the Church ut Brandywlne Springs, on
Thursday evening. Januiry II at 730
O'Clock. II the night Ia stormy tho en-.
tertaInment will be postponed to Friday
eve ming. Admissions 20 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

We do not guarantee the Renuineness
Of our Pure Family Medicines. White
Pulmonic Balsain. Vegetable Liver Pills.
Blood Purifier. ETC., unless sold by rAgu-
lar druggists, and at our depot, COG King
street, Wilmington, and at our regular
prices only. Respectfully
lin l. SIMMa & SON
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

I5GENos &YEEs, Jan. iG.-The refusal of
prtsauay saen1 pcna to sanction the
grafsttug o, aaGesty to political offenders
IS araA,'r eriticzol. His attitude is re-
gtr,ei az urtsnsblo aud the Argentine
ns4rsrGre:s demand his resignation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

Has on hand About 200 pounds of ane
mixed ca ndy. The Wholesale price Is 20
cents, and rather than make IL over | Will
sell tile same for 10 cents u pound for one
week. losing s cents on every pound.