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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-21

Edward Pasey has resigned Imposition
OF general manager cfths Consumers loo
Co"inans1:o accept similar position with
tbs !iygta Company which is about starts
ing in uur city
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-21

The Boys Are in stock.
Vestee Suits.
New Suits sizes 3 to 8
years. $500
10 $500 Sailor Blouse Suits,
: to 10 years, $500 to 5000;
Double-breasted Coat Suits,
sizes 8 to I6years. 81 to $40;
Piece Suits with Vests and
hort Trousers, sizes IL to 10
years, S. to $40. Boys Long
Pants Suits, IS to Io years, S.
to SIS. These Suits are cut
in style, sholterCoats, narrow
Trousers, high buttoned Vests
and several lots with new
DoublS-breasted Vests. Fancy
Cheviots, Black and Blue
Chevlots and Black Clay ii
: agonals and Blue serges. You
can get correct styles, best
- makes, reliable cloths and
moderate prices with no risk
to run in buyinghere.
! Closed evenings at 6 ex'
cept Saturdays.
JAS. 7. MULLIN & SONS,
Clothing, Sixth and
Hats. " ' Market,
| Shoes, wilmington
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-21

1--Red Frank chestnut horse 10 hands high
weighs l2oo lbs; trois square in harness and is
family broken.
2-Dewey, bay horse 10 hands high; weighs
1850 lbs. 5 yeHrs old; well broken single and
double, a nice all round horse.
a---1;od Rose, bay horse ~ hands high. weighs
l5o lbs, years old; beautiful bay; trots
square in all harness.
AZ Harry r, bay horso lG hands higa weighs
1850 lbs. y years old; strictly afamily horse and
n great road horse; stepsa good gait.
s and 6--Black mares 10 hands high. years
old, weighs 1900 lbs full sisters. smooth made
and good shape.
and S--Grny horses, 10 hands high, weighs
1910 pounds, AMI 0 years old; extra matched
pair wi h lots of bone.
D-Blacls horse IL hands high, years old; an
extra nice horse with lots Of style and action,
10--Black mare weighs l22O lbs, 6years old
nice finished chunks, broken in all harness
ll-Bay mare years old, weighs lliU lbs;
II and la-Bay horse and mare, weighs 2COO
lbs, 8 and years Old; big boned and good pai";
low down chunks.
ii and 15--ttrey Mares weighs 1000 lbs year
old, good hone and shape; extra draft mares.
l6-iie,! hay horse, weighs I4DO lbs. years
old, finest shaped ore we ever owned.
Ebay horse Weighs loo lbs 0 years old,
good bone. fnc draft horse.
iS-Spcttcd bay and white weighs l350 lbs, 3
years old, big boned ant. good draft horse.
bred bay hols weighs 1900 lbs, s years
old, fine shape and well broken.
.0-B.ach horse li'i hands high, weighs LOO
lbs 6years Oh broken single and double har.
ness good family or hearae horse.
Tho balance are good general purpose horses
The above horses are WORT. y tho attention Of
persons looking for goof young horses as TINS
IL an extra lot selected expressly for this sale.
They can be seen at our stat les day before sale
Second hand horses taken in exchange Terms
80 days, JESTER " MO- ANlhl..
r. c. Stitlham, Auc. m:lts
We will give u street parade morning Of sale,
leaving stables at 9.i5 o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-21

A nicely bound book of popular vocal
nusio called Beautiful Songs and Bal.
lads, containing e. pieces, each Of which
nworth from 3orts TO 75cts. We VIII give
one cory OF this book to every cash pur-
chaser Of enc or mora. tons of family coal.
No 3West Third street. John NJ. Solomon,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-21

/ Isr. BuiI $ Cough >yrupwiIi cure cough
o. Eoid At once. nnn't neglect your cough
Is may Civ. yNu srr,uua trouble.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-21

i ". A. HukiIl, auctioneer. will sell toys.
ne.sons &c at N. +. corner 9TH and Tatnall
streets on Wednesday 2?l Inst, at y. 80
o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-21
A RECEPTION,

DR.. Joseph H. Chandler Of Centrsvllle,
will entertain number OF his frichds az
the Clayton House, next Thursday even .
ing. Tho Doctor is popular with the pro-
fes lion and the promised ''seJ OUT. will
insure good attendance. Tho Doctor re-
ceived q number Of votes for U. :. Senator
at the late session of tho Legisla ure, and
has already been spoken of ns u candi-
data for Governor. by members of the Be-
publican party, at the next election. They
might 60 farther aud not do better. Ii he
lived IN Wilmington we would mike hinA
Mayor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-21
A Child DlaappearS.

A ten year old girl named Lizzie Ring
gold has disappeared and her parents do
not know where she is at present. The
family live near the Marsh Road On
Sunday morning the little girl left her
home to 60 to church She has not re-
turned and no word has been received
from her. The matter has been reported
to the police but they have nothing to
work on.
All sorts of ru:nors arc adoa conoern-
Ing the disappearance Of the little girl.
Some persons have the idea that the heavy
wind on Sunday blow the little girl
into one OF the marsh bitches and that she
persisted there. This is based upon the
supoosition that the little girl went to
church and when she was returning home
the wind was strong enough to toke her
of her feet. A search will be made along
tho dltohes for the child.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-21
The Store Not Rented

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup has been iaita-
ted. BE Ssats sou get the genuine DR.. John
Ivy SUITS Cough syrup. Price % cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-21
Fell in a cit.

I ihe Phoenix Ambulance was called ont
i fbis morning. to remove Thomas Kemp
VIII" had fallen in fit ut Fourth and
Sksilruad Avenue. lie was taken to the
homeopathic Hospital.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-21
A00PtXS AN0DYAE Fl ;:: ;:: $$:::''
Ilarr.uoa

The best medicine for cu,,l,.. .age tbroas
AYd lung diseases made !, %. Sjnms
White rullnonic Dalsain, uy,. .lI 81
Depot, GCJ King street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-21

Piano' $50 and 500 Ludwig Il Co.,
Is Shipey street He'd Mems Hall.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-21
d Advertise ia the REPUBLICAN,.

DO right this year; buy your homo A
L1dwig Plano. Nothing bother. Store 5i6
5hipley street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-21

The steamer Ksrshaw will be given IL
trip on tho Delaware river on Thursday or
Friday, by the Harlan and Hollingsworth
COMPANY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-21

w men boarders, with homo comforts:
central location, Pheasant front rooms, nd
tlrrSs NJ T.. thus Office. m2i-6t cod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-21
Smalley & McKaig.
DEGlsTER'S ORDER,
" NEuIsTEI'B OFFIOR,
NEW CATTLE COUNTY, nEf..

March 20. 1899.
Upon the application of George A. Elliott,
administrator OF William Il. Perritt, late of
New Castle Hundred, in said county deceased
IL 10 ordered und directed by the Reg lister, that
the hdministrator aforesaid give nOtios
OF granting OF Letters OF administration up
"htHe estate OF I Q deoeaaed. with the date OF
granting thero9f. by causing advertisements
- be posted within forty days from the dats
Cfsuch iettors IN SIX Ut The most Iblc piacss
ii the county OF New Castle requiring all
persons having demands agninst tho estate
- present tho same. or abids BY an act 0:
Assc"it;y In such Gaze made and provided;
a!id also cause the same to DO inserted with.
ia the same period in the DAILY KEPUsLi-
Can, n newspaper published In Wilmington.
Del. and to DO continued therein thres
HeeRs. te. o. d.
t--, Givom under the hand and ser. Of
.A o!tce Of the Register aforesaid At
-, Wilmington. in New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
CALVIN ". CltVSsAN. ItcfisteR.
SOTlCE--Notlce 10 hereGyGiyon that 10 tiers
OF Administration were IN due form OF
law granted unto tho undersigned, On tho
10th day Of March, A. u. 1919, and TINT al! per.
sons lnvtnR Gains against TIL" estate Of the
deceased must present the same. cuiy Mt eSt-
cd 10 tho sA!d d,nn!sLrStor on or before
the 10Th day Of Msroh lpD) or sbile me Act
Of Assembly lrsLch case ma.lo md provide.
Gh'Jit9h A RI,Grr.
ADMINISTRATOR.
Address. Wilmington, ps. r!l
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-21
CoIOred Conference.

Milford, Del. March 20.-Preparations
are being made among both the colored
and the white people here for the twenty
sixth annual session of the Delaware oon-
ference Of tho Colored Methodist Episco-
pal Churches. 1t includes las preachers
besides other delegates and officers.
The conference will begin on April 8.
soon after the close OF tho Wilmington
conference at Cambridge, and Bishop Cy~
rus d. Foss, who Is on this circuit Is to
preside
Among the Other official vi sltors will
be Rev. Manlsy s. Hurd, u. D., assistant
corresponding secretary Of tho Church Ex-
tension Society, Philadelphia; Rev. ]. w.
Hamilton, corresponding secretary Of the
Trsedmen's Aid and Southern Education-
al Society. Cincinnati; Rev w. II. Smith,
DID,, corresponding secretary Of the Nil
sionsry Society, New York city:Rav. I. g.
Penn, assistant general secretary Of the
Epworth League, South Atlanta. Ga;
Rev. L. j. Wagner, D. D., prasidOns Of
Morgan College. Baltimore, Nd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-21

yX.ANTED-A GOOD TIMER AT ONCE.
w Apply to f. ". Handy, South 9th street
New Caste, Del. III
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-21
pslaxsre Judges

tthc meeting Of tho Delaware Historl-
hooi 6ociety number OF historical articles
lsrs presented Including Judge Grubb's
snlsinentoss from Cuba, a head and bust OF
Gn0rge Washington, made Of mutilated
speper currency, from Kate r. Patterson;
lswo shingles from Old Swedes Church
ifnom q. 4. Candy; address delivered by
ssAs Hon. Thomas F. Bayard and tho Hon.
a3sorgo +. Elmunds before the Society OF
sths War Of 1912 fr0m Captain Henry
Hebart; and numerous historical reports.
City Solicitor Henry G. Conrad read a
papss entitled Cunning Bedford, ,Jr, and
John Fisher-the First and Second United
States Judges for Delaware" The at
Itendance was very large, and Judge !. g.
sGrnbb presided.
4, Nr. Conrad was given a vote OF thanks
for his papers, Which will probably be
spsinted in pamphlet form.
Cunning Bedford. Jr., was born in
Rhiladelphla In 1747. entered Princeton
sUniysrsity at the age Of 20 and was gradu-
saHsa In It'll. He later removed to Dover,
swss appointed judge in 1893, and no died
sona March 80. 1912.
John Fisher WAS born In England on
MAY 20, It'll, and on coming 10 this CUM
sE:y settled near Sussex county. He was
appointed to the vacancy CAUSED by the
death Of Judge Bedford, in 1872, and died
.OnAprll %, 1928. He is buried in ceme-
stsfy at Smyrna. There Is little to show Of
this record as a judge. ...s.. 49,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-21

N. j. So -''''N'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-21

| Tickets to Old Point Comfort only in
Gliding luncheon on going trip.one and
{thfee -fourths days board at that place.
land good to return direct by regular trains
Within six days, will be suld In connec-
ltian with this tour ut rate iof SIS 10 from
New York ;$l2 SO from front on ;tl2. 90 from
PHILADELPHIA, and proportionate rates from
other points.
For Itineraries and full Information ap-
.py to ticket agonts; Tourist Agent, 1896
Broadway. New York; 7S9 Broad Street.
Newark, n. d., (; or Geo. W. Boyd, Assist
at General Passenger Agent. Broad street
Station, Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-21

N1ANTED--n QUALIFIED DRUG CI' Rk
w at southeast corner Fourth and Poplar
streets nM-3tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-21

vNyANTED-- THREE OR FOUR ROOMS
wv for hol,sek eping, central location. "A.
dress NJ, Republican Office. ni2i-"tI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-21
a6ik-day Tour to Old Point Comfort, Rich
i, m0nd, and Washington via P ennsyi-
III vania Railroad

y The fourth Of the present series of per-
ss0,sAliy conducted tour, to Old Point
iConlforl Richmond, and " ashington via
Tho Pennsylvania Railroad will leave
New York and Philadelphia on Saturday,
April |. affording delightful Eas er out
ling.
Tickets. Including transportation, meals
,pnRou. In both directions, transfers OF
Passengers and baggage, hotel accomlno-
IllAtions at Old Point Comfort Richmond,
iAnd Washington, and carriage ride about
ttSishMoAd-in- ,fact,every necessary, sx-
,pcnsa for period Of six days-wil be
sold ct rate Of $500 from New York,
lBnsollyn, and Newark $50 81 from TreE-
lton; s8l.O0 from Philadelphia, Hu pro-
spOstl0nate "a. o. from other stations
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-21

LNOR SALE-S?O CASH Will. BUY NS
y feet X 5 ice box, good as new. NJ rooney,
9th and spruce street. m.l'5tT
The Newtown bee., 1899-02-10
BISHOP WILLIAMS DEAD.

Right Rev John Williams, D. D., IL D bishop of the Protestant Episcopal church, diocese Of Connecticut. and sen- inr bishop of the house of bishops of the Episcopal church in America, died very unexpectedly at the Episcopal residence at Middletown on Tuesday night of this week. He had been practically an invalid for the past two years, being confined tn his bed excepting for short while each day, and death resulted from attack of grip. ne was one of the most highly re-
 pected citizens, mot only of his own city but of the state. From 1851 to 1854 he was assistant Bishop and at the death of Bishop Brownell in the latter year he be- came Bishop and has held the office ever since, honored both in and outside of the Epif copal church. The funeral services vVill be held at the church of tbe Holy Trinity, Middletowp, to-day (Friday) at o'clock in the afternoon.
The Newtown bee., 1899-02-10
BLOOMFIELD.
A BUSY CLERGYMAN.

In his 22d annual sermon on Sunday, Mir Whitcome said he had officiaGed 49 times at St Paul's during the year and preached 47 sermons, married four couples, attended 12 funerals and celebra- ted the ROly Communion Is times, held 35 services at the chapel and 19 at South vile, and held over 30 other services.
 The light two-inch snow storm was able to scare great many more people away from chuIch than from their work had 1t been a weekday. So there was light attendance.
 Mrs William Haight of New YorK is now with her parents helping to care for her father.
 There Is to be special meeting of the Grange on Wednesday evening to confer the third and fourth degrees, there being four candidates.
 The whist party, this week, met with Mrs Edmund Weld on Thursday evening
 k. T. Clarke remains about the same. He is under the care of Dr Griswold.
 James Lee is prepared to build an ad- ditlon of 26x30 to the barn east of his house.
 Those who have been 80 actively en- gagged in the dancing school are raising nigh expectations of their dance in sthe Town hall on Friday night. On Sunday evening Mrs k. N. Hawley received telegram saying her daughter, Julia, who was very sick with typhoid fever at the Pennsylvania hospital, twas much worse and dangerously ill. Mrs 1 Hawley took the 7 8. m. train, arriving at Philadelphia at 1.06. The immediate cause of danger was not an unusual | freak of the disease, congestion of the lungs, the respiration going up to 60 in one hour, the normal being only IS. After seven hours of hard work by the hospital staff it began to yield to treat ment, dropping to 36 by 2 p. m. next day and slowly returning tO better con- dition. Her condition Ia more satisfac. tory, though 1t is hardly safe to take much encouragement yet. Mrs Hawley will remain 8 few days hoping for g favorable change.
 There are very few crops of tobacco or hand at present, Fred Vail and D. D Joyce having cleaned up nearly all Henry Allan of Milwaukee, who bought so many of the crops in this vicinity, is expected in town again in few days tt purchase what he can find. Harmon Lockwood has again migrated to a warmer cline for the severe weather of the later winter months and spring.
 There might be added to the item, las week, relating to the annual Guild meet ing, that those who took talents 8 yea ago made their reports, the aggreRar' amounting to very nearly $50, Miss Ids Pinckney taking the lead with $l7. Th' plan was, each one was given 10 cents tt trade with, invest in any enterprise O. use in any proper manner, ,and report thu profits. h4iss Pinckney sold photos O MT Whitcome. Some bought raw pea nuts, baked and sold them. Some madt candy and sold it. The original amour invested by all was only 8. If they could do as we'll with dollar inve tmenti there would be no further need of GuilC money.
The Newtown bee., 1899-02-10
PERSONAL NOTES.

Grip is still making his unwelcome vis- it's here in New Fairfield. Here and there those who had formed his acquain- tance, to their misery, have recelVed a hurried but brief call from him again, or some other one ot the grip family. Cheer up. This wandering jew ot disease will soon depart and his coat tails will soon be Tapping in the breeze.
 The work Is progressing nicely at the Methodist church. Rev William Turner c fife is erj0ying the sympathy and sup port of the brethren.
 Rev Mir Coffin, pastor of the King Street Christian church, is warm bosom friend of the pastor of the Congregation al church, and while the latter recently paid social call upon his ministerial brother, he was introduced to son and heir born into the household of the de lighted Brother C0ffin on Christmas, 8 heaven sent gift to worthy father and saintly mother. The many friends of Brother Coffin in the Congregational church will be pleased to hear this joy ous news.
 Charles Hatch, of the firm of R. Hatch & Sons, carriage manufacturers, made quite an extensive business trip recently The outlook in business is most hopeful The work done by the Hatch firm is o1 the very best and their trade is quite ex tensiye in the line of excellent work al manufacturers prices.
The Newtown bee., 1899-02-10
CHURCH NOTEss

A union meeting of the Young Ladies' Mission circle and the Ladies' Sewing society was held in the church parlors, last Friday evening. All those who braVed the unpleasant weather, had a very pleasant time.
 Communion services were held in the churches, last Sunday morning.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Metho- dist church met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Fl. w. Timanus' on Greenwood avenue. A 10-cent supper was served from to 6.
 The monthly literary meeting of the Epworth League of the Methodist church was held in the lecture room of the church, Wednesday evening, and was both interesting and instructive. Several napers were read touching on the life of Lincoln, and important events with which he was prominently identified.
 The last number of the Congregational entertainment course will be held, this evening. The entertainment will be given by Miss Agnes Mapes Taylor, monOlogist and reader, assisted by Mrs F. s. Ward well, soprano soloist, of Danbury.
 The Junior League of the Methodist church will give an entertainment in the lecture room of the church, February IA. The program will be carried out entirely by members of the league, under the di- rectiOn of Mrs Fl. W. Mackenzie.
The Newtown bee., 1899-02-10
GOOD OUTLOOK FOR HATING.

Hat buyers have been in town, the past week, selecting styles of hats to suit their customers. Most of the leading new styles of hats are out and sample eases sent to customers. The new spring style of Dunlap hat has not made it's ap- pearance yet. All of the new styles of bats are what natter would call small bat, not over five inches deep and less than two inches brim; sIze of curl about one-half inch width on nearly all sty les and is called 8 small curl, but looks neat and stylish. At present writing there is an encouraging outlook for busy spring trade on stiff hats.
 Hat buyers all agree in saying that the popular soft hat has had it's day and will be less sought after, this season. If all reports can be relied on, business is pick ing up all over the country.
The Newtown bee., 1899-02-10
TRUMBULL.
DANIELS FARMS.

8. NJ. Brinsmade bought and d livered to s. s. Lockwood of Wilton, last week, the best Durham OK in the state, six years old, weight 2300 pounds. It was fatted by Daniel Warner of Trumbull, one of the best feeders in town.
 K. r. Hall and Hanford Wilson have each bought a fine hound puppy, which means that the foxes must beware next winter.
 George Shelton and s. M. B BriEsmade have killed six fine foxes, this winter, having killed one without any ears.
 s. ". Post and s. M. Brinsmade were In Huntington looking for cattle, last week.
 The yourg people are erjoyiDg the fioe skating on E. A. Lyons pond.
 Albert Clark Is driving fine new trot- ter.
 Thomas Wilson has lost one of his team horses.
 Mrs John Henrietta has been suffering with the grip.
 Mrs J. k. Summers, who has been sick for year, is more comfortable.
 Misses Mabel and Georgia Beach, daughters of W. O. Beach, are i'll with the grip.
 Mrs D. J. Botsford's flowers elicit the admiration of all beholders. A beautl- ful tea rose In full bloom is the center of attraction just now.
The Newtown bee., 1899-02-10
OXFORD.
TOWN AND PERSONAL JorrINas.

TOWN AND PERSONAL JOTTINGS.
 During the snow storm of Sunday which makes the ninth storm that has come this winter to cover the ground, not enough fell to make sleighIng and too much for good wheeling.
 Regular services with Holy Communion where held in the Congregational church, Sunday, Rev G. l.. Schaeffsr and wife having returned Saturday.
 Mrs O. O. Osborne of Riggs street, who has been suffering for two or three weeks from the grip, does not improve fast. She Is being cared for by her sis ter, Mrs L. c. Cindley of West Haven.
 The place in the Red Oak district, known as the Simons place and occupied by family named Elliott, has been recently sold by John B. Pope to Po- lander from Naugatuck.
 Mrs Caroline Bronson has been spend ing about week at the home of Merritt Russell In. .Bradleyville, ,Middlebury. She h now at home again.
 O. 0. osborne has his steam saw mill in operation in his woods near the Riggs street schoolhouse.
 Rev L. P. Armstrong of Brooklyn, N. Y., visited with his brother, Lee F. Armstrong on Christian street, ,last week.
 Mrs ". H. Perry and son are spending few weeks with her mother n New Brunswick. N. J.
 Mrs John Wooster Ia having fine new barn built on the place lately bought by her in the 10sh district. Seymour road.
 For few hours, Saturday morning,
The Newtown bee., 1899-02-10
NEW FAIRFIELD.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
 The regular services were held, last Sunday, in the Congregational church, 8 fair attendance being present. The pas- tor preached on the third of the series on the "Fundamentals of the Christian faith" Subject of the discourse, "God ln Human Temples" In the evenir z the subject of the evsngelistic sermon was, ''Terrified before a composite picture.'
 Miss H. Louise Leach led the Y. P. S. c. E. prayer meeting, last Sunday even ing. It vas an excellent service, helpful and interesting. The leaders remarks on "Idle in the Market Places were clear, pointed and practical. The missionary meeting will be helf Thursday evening at 7.30 o'clock. The singing school will be held Satur day afternoon at o'clock. Instruction in sight reading, etc., by Mi.s Mallett tutor. Instruction free, class open tt all; no limit to age.
 Chorus practice Saturday afternoon a 4 o'clock.