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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-25


Well. well. but the House passed the
Senate bill appointing q commission to re
port at the next Legislature the needs OF
the Wilmington City Government To
com mission could do II right now by LAY,
Ing that Wilmington should be go;S6rnel
al home and not from Dover.
Mr.. Moore to-day tntrod,. cad n hill In
incorporate the India. n,yer ceiling Club.
There seems to hs Considerable numbers
oil political e.csis In Delaware.
tncEe ms not a dissentlnR vote to the
fes%-ution offered by Mr.. Mustard to day
directing the Committee on Elections tc
prepare and present to tine House a bill te
punish fraud at elections by fine, impfIs.
onmeht and disfranchisement for Offering
to buy vote. The resolution was adopt.
cd. The resolution was as follows:
Resolved, That the Committee on Elec-
lions ba and Trey are hereby Instructed
and directed to have pl epared ard present
ed to this House for It's aolion, q bill max
ing II felony punishable by fine and Inn
prisonment, disfranehissment and die
qualification for holding any office
trust or profit, for any person to offer 10
any manner to purchase vote at any gen
eral or special election in the State.
The House passed the bill to allow the
Park Comms slon OF Wilmington to Dor
row $50. 0OU to purchase park land and fix.
ing their annual appropriation from City
Council to u sum not less than el5, 000
The original bill allowed the Park Com
mission to borrow $4,000. Mr.. Pyle said
that lie believed that the bill was acoep
table TO the peopotn Wilmington In Its
present. shape.
The Senate bill to Incorporate the Della.
ware Street Sweeping Machine Company
was passed by the House this morning
The company will manufacture street
aHeepinR machines and contract for
street cleaning work. The capital stoch
Ia 100000 with power to increase ~
Sl,000,0 900.
After u lively debate In the Senate the
Laurel Loan and Trust Company bill was
| passed ind sent to the House.
The House Committee on Education
has sharp eye on tile bill concerning tho
| purchase OF text books.
President Raub has invited the mem
bers OF the Assembly to Welt Delaware
| College
The Senate bill incorporating the Della.
| ware Pipe Line Company passed the Sen
| ate.
Mr.. Rodney wants $500 for purchasing
the mortgage held by the State on Trool
| Il.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-25

The examination of witnesses In the iniune-
ton suit nf the Jessup and Moore Paper
Company via the Ford Morocco Com pany
was begun in GhanGery Court this morn.
Ing. Edward G. Bradford counsel for the
plaintiff began BY Introducing some pR.
pers found among the papers OF the late
Chancellor salisbury. They were held
tor further argument.
John Saunders. superintendent of the
Delaware Pulp Works was first examined,
lie has been in charge OF the WORKS since
1885 when the mills were built on the
Ghristlana. Last etober the condition of
water taken from Mill Creek showed a
debris In the water which was bad for tho
paper or pulp and required from to
pounds OF bleaching powder per hundred
pounds in order to make 1t marketable
He showed Il number OF samples taken
from right in front of Ford ) factory at
the pump HOUSE, OF the mills u short dis
tance above the conjunction OF Mill Creek
aud Si!ytrprook. and just above the Ford
factory. He explained tho alleged dam
age done pulp and the methods used
liz hleaehtug The pulp, Which is Of n brown
color. A solution Of chloride of lime Is
used to bleach TIM pulp
1t Is necessary Tor tho running OF the
Rockland aud Augustine Miia That tho
Delaware Pulp Mills keep in operation.
Inc water OF tho Christlana IL usoi about
four hours OF the twenty four
John Blggs cross examined tho witness
closely as to tho chemicals used anu tho
system of bleaching.
The Latlmer estate adjoins tho pulp
mills and the oWnBrs had com plnined
about the water flooding the meadows
lie was on the stand when Tho noon no.
cess Wh6 taken.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-25

Col. Cody Anfenaer ll, 3tp.tsriOus
DutcAlnan, who hss bean l;' Warrington,
ID. O., for several yNnls - visiting our
CITY to-day, lie Is tookiGs remarkably
well, but rot Near 60 asoul D. ia former
dhys.
Mr. ~m. r. Muls1, jr. left this morn
tng to 2pend ;hs tag rshlnG in tic raging
canal We visa LIN good Iu1L
1Ir. wm Inse SRi Jr iona i.uhs Y!sit.
81 uht l.sN a. eansAdAy . attend ths
Levi I'D LN1ssy ne9iing that took
Sidco 70 81 Artrsw We ChnCr, laat evening.
Physical blfactor il,"fva r. Reptrou,
IL sgpsr.sd lr tbs a'ty - yIslt MA rSrents
and sictcr al ccG l;caG.u street Gu sSlur
day.
There ors s:ty rfqa u.ss Of the
choicest peaga hGG hpr.es On tLa qrsnt
bargain SO aHTs II !srt q al was uouoed
yesterday.
The paslic IL lD-l'ed 10 The unior
Bible ClsSs e"EuleteG ~ Rev D. n.
'HteHrus F'.!sF evening 49,. Ia Central
Ifeeig' s,'su El4ch.
M.=a H-t. slrse ~ u Pa.taaeirhl. :,
vic llt- "lr.nRi5E 'rlsEGs
Tue isd,v* A,f 7ocis,y Q. TIA Old
fw Isa lb.r rsts pfrsen.sa Mrs ban.
mp VI Il ttsB leone suit Of ttntUP roc m
cbatrs n' .: ."-'.''sS &: - gss!rshrt.
gUgk"g
NJ 2.'s,isE. l,~ht ~ .. srv,n d, g..
Junior 3p:st34E 7o-s Ey 90. % seorI-
Bhn.'st mon Q :ar.g SLsu-, S.rHt a.,
kfaHa':@ g'I.s=-. = s'5ulD. S.tn.s..eE
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-25

Inc mayoralty situation remains I'M
changed. 1t was,expected that Chas Baird
would make his formal announcement yes
terday but he did not and now 1t la not ex.
ness Mems Club tomorrow night. The
movements Of the several Republican
candidates, In the face OF the interest
manifested In the nomination canvass, is
matter OF Importance now. as many
people are constantly inqulrIng for them
y. h. Baynard and Charles Baird we're at
Dover Yesterday. J. Edward Addeks and
wei! known Democrat were with them
and from The time they were having they
Were all pretty good friends.
captain Thomas Johnson explained his
Visit to Dover on Tuesday as having rela.
tion TO the senatorial deadlock. He said
that while In Dover he had called on sew.
erai Republican members of the General
assembly and magnanlmo offered
himself as compromise candidate for
United States Senator and announced
his Willingness to withdraw from the
mayoralty contest upon the assurance OF
election to tue United States Senate He
lola reporter last night that, as he had
not bcen elected Senator Yesterday he "is
still candidate for mayor"
WARD CLUBS ORGANIZE
The Fifth Ward Republicans were to
nave had Dig meeting last night, but 1t
did not take place. The date will be an.
nouncad later
The Eighth Ward League held Its regu.
lnr weekly meeting. Lewis 4. Grub
presided and addresses were made by
William s Hiles, Philip O. Churchman
and Colonel Samuel A MacalIster Frank
II, Kendall presented to the league por.
trait OF Abraham Lincoln. Mr.. Grub
acceuting It,
II, Lswia was present and spoke. The
conditions under which he was said to
have consented to withdraw from the
mayoralty canvas not having been real.
lied In the proposed withdrawal OF g. H.
hayward he Ia still candidate for mayor
1t was said last night that Mr.. Lewis
would receive the support OF the major.
ity OF the Republican First District Com.
mittee
In tho Seoond and Tenth wards tho
Democrats Inst night organized In tire
second ward tina ofilcnrs are: Michael F.
| Cannon, chairman; John +. Quinn. secre,
tarr; Peter Walsh, treasurer. ward conf
mittee. William Brown. W. Windsh.
! Thomas nuEan. John Quigg Joseph
| August;eom mittee on candidates Dennis
Carr Jnmes l. Meliugh, William Stuart,
| City Executive Committee NJ l.. Cannon
In the Tenth ward those elected wore:
| al. j. Conway. president; A. llama, secre.
| tnrr; Lewls Dlckey treasurer; city eXecu.
| tive committee. Nj. J. Kelley; ward com.
1 mittoe. John L. Dolnn. NJ. j. German, P.
/ L. Welsh, Lewis Hickey. A. Hanna; com.
mlttee on candidates. NJ. J, German Tho.
mas +. ODonneli, Thomas McEylly; In.
spector. James L. Garner.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-25


The conference OF the Union A. NJ q
Church OF Delaware now being held in
West Chester disguised The idoa OF the
tQTging STOCK company In this city Tor
pVldle,rSlng q pape6
little PAPER published for the advance
ment OF the interests Of the Conference is
published in Wilmington with Rev. Eze.
kiel Smith, of Cuatesvile. ms its editor.
II 10 now In ite fifth year. It's title page
states It's name. The Messenger aud
adds that 1t 10 ''devott d to religion NOR
ality. literature aud science" In October
last u Joint Stock Company was organized
with Rev II. ). Aecoo. of Philadelphia,
as President; Rev John W. Clemens weat
Chester. Treasurer. and Rev. Ezekiel
Smith as Secretary.
Board OF Directors was elected, and
the books opened for subscriptions to
stock. The shares were made 81 EACH
and no one allowed to subscribe for more
than twenty shares. The proposed capt.
tai Is $500. Only small part of this
money has yet been subscribed. but the
matter was called up and discussed. 1t
wae commended and approved by several
OF those present.
In response to some questions respect.
Ing the plane aud purposes of the stock
company, President Accoo explained
thatit was the Intention to luke charge OF
the paper and also to do general print.
ing business. That it is expected that the
latter Will pay good profit, Independent
of the paper. which is relied upon to pay
Its own expenses Ihs $500 will be used
In purchasing press and lifting up the
office.
Some of t..oss who had previously sub.
scribed but who had not paid their sub.
scriptions, were given an opportunity to
do so and about $50 was laid upon the
Secretary's table. Others stated that they
would pay during the time the Conference
was III session.
AT the session Yesterday mornInp two
excellent portraits of the late Bishop Ed.
ward Williams, of Wilmington, Delaware,
are framed, and hanging. one on each side
course OF the prooeedinRs. his life and
services huve been referred to In terms
which showed that lie was held In great
esteom by the ministers present.
Tile reports were discussed and an.
proved. 1t appears from the utterances
of the speakers that tho new discipline
| adopted by the last General Conference
| required that each member of the differ.
| ent churches should contribute one dol
lar to the Conference fund. One.hnlf OF
| this money to be used for the cause OF
| church extension. one.fourth of It for the
| expenses OF the Annual Conference and
the remaining one fourth for the ok,
| penses OF the General Conference. Some
OF the pastors reported that they had
| found that only part of their people
| could pay II. Others came forward with
the whole amount raised. Some report.
Ell that part of their members had CON
trbuted the $1.QQ and others smaller
amount,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-25

Sheriff Paul Gilis will sell at sherifrs
sale the following properties on May 18th:
The property OF Sarah L. shannon, 10.
Gated on the easterly side Of Monroe street
near Third.
Tho property of James Houston Dukes,
located Oh the southerly stdd OF Seventh
ntreet near Jacsson.
The property OF George A. LeMaistre.
iccated on the easterly side Of Monroe
street near Sixth.
The property OF George c, Robinson.
tooated on the westerly aide OF new
road leading from tho Wilmington and
Lancaster Turnpike.
Tie property OF william II. Quinn 10.
Gated on east side OF Market near Sotond
etrcet.
The property OF Sarah L. Shannon 10.
cal ed on the southerly side OF Second
near Van Buren, street
The property 0l Sarlh Il. shannon To-.
gated on the nurtheriy siGo of Pleasant
near Van Buren, street.
The property OF l., Henry johnson To-.
cnted on the southery slide oil Sixth
Street near Poplar street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-25

Alexander M. DAILY, member OF the
House OF Representative from West Dover
hundred, and Miss Lono b, Scott wero
married in the Lebanon A. L Church at
Dover yesterday afternoon. Poitoi plants
and Ealins lent beauty to the church inter.
rior. Rev l. q foenocht performed tho
Ceremony. The wedding march was play.
ed by Miss Lola Cole. The best man was
= Is. luton and the ushers Thomas G..
fraim, Low Scott. Mark Cole aid Allfllfn
Jenkins, lie bride was unattended. SDe
was given away by her b. o her, G NJ Scott
Ine ceremony was attended by naarly all
the General Assembly, The presents were
hansdome The couple Ia nov on tfip
north.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-25

Miss Sarah Elizabeth Thompson, dauRh.
ter of Nrand Mrs. Benjamin Il, thompson
OF No. 1870 W. Ienth street, last night was
welded TO William J. Stants. The zero.
mony was performed at tho residence of
the brides pRrents and by Rev. William
L. White former pastor oil Goodman NJ.
L. Church but now of fredericksburg, Nd.
The homo was BEAUTIFULLY decorated.
The bridesmaid was Miss India. sister
OF the Bride, and Harry StaRts. brother
OF the groom. waa gIoomJman. A large
number OF friends extended conGratua.
lions and wedding supper followed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Staats will reside on Gilpin
ANenue.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-25

Miss Florence Duncan, of Marshallton
gave a very enjoyable party In honor OF
her guest, Miss Nellie MeCabe OF st. Paul
MINI. Progressive euehr8 was played In
the early part OF the evening The friends
were then Invited to the dining room
where liable sproad with the delicaeles
OF tho season awaited theIn. Music ant.
dancing followed.
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
Duncan, Mise Nellio McCabe of st Paul
Miss bertha Satterthwaite OF Stanton
Miss S. Snodgrass OF Wilmington; Misses
Bertha Cransion. Alice Miller, Edna
Finn Mary Miller, Estelle Cranston OF
Newport; Misses Florence and Mary Dun,
eau OF MarsiIalton; Mr.. Harry Webber OF
Chrstiana; Mr.. Robert +. Robinson oil
Wilmington; Messrs. IL. Duncan, +.
Brnghurst Marshnlltou; Messrs. Howard
Weldin. Vim L. Snyder. Justa JustIs, New
ton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-25
Alleged Asanult ON a Girl.

Between 10 and IL O'Clock last night
word was received at tine city hall that
Emma Moore, girl of 10 years OF age,
residing at Rlyerview. had been assaulted
on Tenth street. between French and Wal.
nu streets. AT tho otIica of DIR. Ebert
Tenth aui French streets, she alleged
that on returning from Market street to
3l5 EaBt Tenth street, where she had been
staying for the past two weeks she had
been assaulted. She accused well
known young man OF the city with tho
alleged attack. About O'Clock two po.
lice sergeants took six young mon to ths
house but she stated mono of them wRs
the man. In police circles the story is
credited with consia erabie loAbt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-25

Mr.. Fierson Talley. IL having new
porch erected on tho south side of his
house near Slate line. above Centrnyillo,
and is having his house repututed and
thoroughly renovated lilo 10 rlso having
new porch erected ara the house mint
ed on the adjoining property which TO
purchased OF John Pylu some two years
ago. Wo are gled To gee his enterprise
On his part and hope that he may 1.-Two
many years 10 onjay tho improvements
he is making. He should b8 q happy mnn
as he hus little iArm weii tiloi, a littlo
wife well Will Il md tho harvest good
Nlzed barn well flied
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-25

John Jennings and Thomas Mullen have
not been before Judge Bali for nearly a
year on the charge of drunkenness. As
tbey are both working tho couIt encour.
aged them to keep sober for another
year by imposing tho costs In the case,
Oscar Gibbs colored. on Tuesday after
noon, used vile language Coward Mrs.
Joyce at Lafayette eIrest. Tho school
chiidlen were ar0unI Mt tho time and he
threw brlcks among them, Judge Ball
lined him $40 ana costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-25
ON SATURDAY,,
THE Itth DAY OF MAY, 1895

al > o'clock p. m,
the following described real estate, VIZ:
All those four certain lots or pieces of
land with nine two-story brick dwellings
thereon erected. situated in the city OF
Wilmington aforesaid, bounded ana de-
scrihcd rs follows. to wit:
No l. beginning at the easterly side OF
Monroe street between Fifth and sixth
streets, nj the distance of ID feet C.. Southerly
from Tho southerly side Of sixth street,
thence eastcriy, parallel to Sixth street,
through the centre of the party wall be-
tween this and the adjoining dwellings on
the north, siXtY feet to the westerly siae
of a falizfctst-1fde alley: thrnce southerly
parallel 10 Monroe street along the said
side Of said alley fourteen feet; thence
westerly parallel to Sixth street through
Tie centre of the party wall between this
ard the adjoining promises on the a9alilt
siNty feet 10 the aforesaid enstety side OF
Monroe street, and thence 5Aefehy norm
ming, he the contents thereof what they
No. . beginning at the casterly side of
Monroe street between Firth and Sixth
streets Mt the distance of IS feet from
the southerly side Of Sixth street. thence
tire centre Of the party wall between TINS
and tie adjoining dwelling on the north,
Co feet to the westerly side Of lg-leet
wide alley: thence southerly by said SIDE
OF said alley. parallel TO Monroe street
IL feot; thence westerly, parallel TO sixth
street through the centre of party wall
between this and the adjoining dwellings
on the south 50 feet to the said casterly
siao of Monroe street, and thence thereby
he the contents thereof what they may
No. 3, Beginning at the e9Stetly side or
Monroc street between Firth and Sixth
streets at the distance of S6 feet from the
Bolitherly sidH of Sixth street; thence
easterly, parallel to Sixth street through
the centre of the party wall between this
and the adjoining dNellln. ON the north,
Oh feet to the westerly side OF l0.feet
wide alley; thence soBthrrly by said side
Of said alley parallel to Monroe street II
feet; thence westerly, parallel to Sixth
street through tho centre Of the party
wall between this and the adjoining
dwelling on the south, 10 Feet to the said
easterly side Of Monroe STREET, and thence
thereby northerly 10 the place of begin
ming, be the contents thereof what they
may,
No l. BEGINNING at tho easterIy side Of
Monroe street bstyeon i'lfth anl Sixth
streets, at the distance OF ~ fHct from the
casterly. parallel TO Fifth stree, through
tina centre Of the party 8Sl! between this
sud tho adJsiH.ue tTciliJeB or int Houtlt
60 feet to the xcsteii? 9idr CT q lQ-fret
%ids alihy running frela Fifth IN Sixth
streets; thtites EotA:erly along said side
OF sRli alley. parallel 10 Mgnr9e STREET,
& feet 5 .Fghs5 to = e2rncr; lh:ng5 "cat-
tbs Ger,Ea % sho party wall between this
q fa.t q iao afctSssii sastsriy side Of
Monroe atitat; NsEGe tiiefsby a1u.i.srly
sS Feet ihchss Y Ia ytace cf hesinring
DO the oGntanLs thertUt What tEey Tnay.
prepsrty Of George a. Ishtdistre and
Eiizabsth IL, his Mfr. Grd tits and 10
be sold by
Sheriff. Once. Wilnt!nstoh. Dsia~sre.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-25

Vented ter thqusa9a lgalss EC /, read ths
IadS who lss beeR ! great SSasrsr 10 his bis
World, lapd 4 great ipany Know that she
haA Beeh b sufferer. f3t yrars). No doubt
II viii 10 surprlss 70 t6sln TO learn That
such Cures oan be made In 4 weeks time.
IL is no surprise TO the Inventor OF thia
such eures. The lady says 1t seems only
a dream to her. the WY she ls restored.
Her picture and statement will appear in
all the afternoon papers on Saturday.
Ladies'. you need not suffer any longer.
Positively not, by using the same remedy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-25

Elsi,op rGlenxr. leis I.sis city yesterday
for II Two VEGAS throughout Now York.
~ j. iTin GIt. Ito e Island. lie win
attend I; ;inyiEel OF g8aiifm.tto servloes.
iil.lng tho Iiiaces OF IIGn- ba Clark and
StgrkeY. who airs uaaLle TO attend tv their
work because q. .HGsss.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-25

Tho ship Millie II. Bohannon cleared
this morning for ST. JaGo with general
cargo. Bond was given for an appear.
anee In the u. S. Court to answer the
Claim OF one Of tho seamsn for s5J alleged
to he due him as Wages.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-25

The case of McDonnsit and hddioks
which was listed for to day In tho Umted
States Court was poatponaa on account
OF The attorneys, Assais Hard and
bradford. being engaged on HE Ford In.
junction Gaze esfprs ths GasEesiIor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-25

At Dover yostCrday Elwopd Perry, col.
ored, was seHtal.Coa 20 tea yeArs' i'm pris.
onment to be Whipped with thirty lashes
and Rtund Ia tho ptiyUy one hour for at.
tempting 10 ft!pl lously assault Strdls
Gooden 10 year old white XIII. a short
time ago
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-25

David Megil. Second street market
butcher. is confined 10 his homo with an
attack of qulnsey. Dr. Morgan IL In at.
tendance. and yesterday lanoed the neck.
lie hopes TO hive the patient out again Ia
about n week,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-25

Roy. Owen iiieSs. l.. D., OF Psnnsyi.
va,a will visit D;. lioHatd t;.!s week and
VIII attend the &shury E:aYor N asting on
Eriday evening. ire aD1 suaa books will
also br introduced Is. lbs ti:i.e. A good
TIM Is tXrcelel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-25

Powolls will have on their ssurd ut ,he
Third street raHr,et tbs afternoon and
tom ofrow prime lot % rrssh Delaware
ehai frHsh frJG ITO bky. viii III they will
sell at very Reasonable prievs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-25

Officer Schell is one OF the most eiilclent
officers on tho force ut present. 10 vlo.
lntots OF tho law he Ia a terror His dis
trict Is beyond Eleventh Street bridge.
He believes In rapid transit and with this
In view purchased handsome new bl.
pypla.