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THE DAILY REPUBLICAN.
PRICE ONE CENT
WILMINGTON, DEL., THURSDAY, JANUARY 22 . 1880 .
VOL. VI.—NO 147 .
b |*»IBU IB* COOK
- HlnlalergeU In Trow
food or*, of Hlaalng
Ul.llJ 111* -
lie i. A.xed to Benign
veaterdaf N«r Yo,k " T,lbnE *" »V»
rNew Jersey minieter is in tron
,D(i this time it ia the pastor of one
• 1,0 largest and vealthi at cougre
atione in Hoboken. Tbe Rev. Gustav
tfermann was appointed to the pu
the < lerman Lutheran Church
1 that plan* four years ago at a salary
42 000 a year.
» 'few months ago a young woman
im „l Ida Btigmnnn, a good looking
rxostte, ag«l eighteen, who was then
with her parents in Cottage-row,
lobokdn. wm ""fW" 1 as a cook in the
Lily The Rev. Mr. Halermaun, it
usid seemed mnoh pleased with the
A f«w weeks ago, how
to
828
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ed
at
in
to
N.
le,
t>w servant.
th- jook told her mother that the
„wr often kissad her. 8ha told her
b&t |f anything of the kind happened
to the pastor'i wife and tell
i-r
gain to g u
'tL conk did as direoted, and the
it dav she says the pastor kissed her
into Mrs. Iiafer
roorn aud told her what
gsiu. Ho she ran
mini's sitting rr:~
,| ta i,.n | .ace. The pastor s wife was
(minis, and, going into her husband's
Inly, was heard to express her mind
re# lv' The cook then went home to
isr parents, with whom she remained
uitll afradaya ago, when she left
be town.
The luatier coming to the *ara tue
■unroll trusted*, they called a meeting,
WHS held in the basement ot the
Munday night. No ontsi
admitted. Mr. Hafermann
rbiub
ihurch ou
iers were
l4 ,i been cited to appear, bat bo ouly
mt a lung lett»r acknowledging that
i# had kissed the conk upon several
keaniuns; lie declared that he did it
rat of pure Christian motives. He re
irded ber as a daughter.
Tbe trustees decided that aa the pas
tor bud two daughters already, and aa
i,, conk had a father living also, the
I,case was hardly sufficient. They
minted a committee of three to ask
b, pastor to resign. Mr. Hafermann
mind the committee at his house
rad said that If the congregation wished
lira to go away he would do so.
Shortly after these disclosures were
mein tbe father of the young woman
rent to the pastor's house aud doman
ial ai explanation. Ho received one
tmilar to that furnished to the trus
lees, and he was not at all satisfied
ritli it. Tbe Secretary of the Board of
frastees
ira.c-- were
stated last evening that the
satisfied with the explara
lon tlie pastor had made, but that they
slier. (I him to be very eccentric, and
kouglit it would best for him to go
of
in
on
of
wav.
(lirlMttaM FsrlMlIon.
Ou next Habbath inorniug Rev. J. B.
of Union M. K. Church, will dia
tlie much abused aul»ject of
fann r
jonr^ ou
"hri.-tian Perfection or SanotiflcaHon,
imi those who probis it. Have they
cjurp'l or advanced the cause ? The
rieodsof truth ami Wesleyan Method
idially invited to hear.
fUi ar« a
M. B.
fctaiuul me Tliermowwer
t the Rrpcblicaw office, on Thursday
aoruing, Jau. 22 :
12 o'clock
10 o'olock,
o'clock,
550
41*
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The Wool her.
War Department, Cilice of the Chief
Sgnal Officer, Washington, Jan. 22—1
i.M.
IndioatI
Mile Atlantic States and New Kng
Kid, increasing cloudiness and rain or
mow, southeast to southwest winds,
iifht rises ia temperature and falling
urometer.
for Thursday—For the
SPECIAL MENTION.
.in Excellent Remedy.
'Said a lady a f*w days ago :
oundly cured of sick headache by
ising Dr. Siiums' Vegetable Liver Pills,
ifter suffering three years." They are
wfedly noil-griping and non-sioken
dr. 25 cts. and $1. Depots, 4th and
streets, and 602 Arch street, Pkil
kle'phia. bold by dealers.
"I was
End lets' Lecture.
No lady of mature age should fail to
• preseut at the lecture to be given
V Stevens at the Grand Opera
Iou*H to morrow afternoon. The lec
will be illustrated by the nse of
' r 'f. Landers' French Anatomatician
'Dd appropriate models. Doors open
11 .do o'clock, lecture to commence at
•30 sharp.
is
I.nnt Veil.
A Mack crape mourning roil was lost
» Monday erening by a lady in going
»*» l'oplar street from Seventh te
O'utli, and up Fourth to French. Tlie
0< icr win h B suitably rewarded by
saving it with R. P. deary, stalls Nos.
(I ami 11, Third street market, or 713
Sulim street.
Boat* aad Hhoes.
Oaniel McCusker, 216 W. 2d street,
is
u a large stook of boots and
j 0 * 8 for the fall trade, and is doter
"tofc'l to sell them cheaper than any
l0ll 3e i« the city. Give him a oall and
money.
Horn* Vaaim.
liave room for on* more horse in
jfr »taiiln, and guarantee satisfaction
Ir e , r,teB i the boarding stable,
Shipley street.
ll
Take your old piotures to Sutterley,
0i .>2 Market street, and have them
JPl»tl before they fade oat. He does
"Mn cheap.
your babies to Sntterley's, and
V* photographs taken ; six for
*' "e cannot be excelled,
Sutterley, 302 Market street, above
?• '"krs 6 fine card photograph* for
' I children the
Invalid and Hospital Cnshions sold
• 0>s Ladies' Department of Belt's
,u 8 Store. Entranos No. 1 West 6th
beet. Lady attendant,
tochers' supplies of all description,
'Jw lowest prices, at Taylor & Ful
ll
same.
NEWlirRKABT.
Praa.jlva.la Hoard *f Puaeai
HlnlD. lUamluK-Flwwr Hills
Burnail—Other Incident., Accl
dcula, Crimes aad t'eanallle*.
The Board ol Pardons at Harrisburg
yesterday reoomtuandad the pardon o'
William 8. Jonee, of Lns.rne county,
convicted of murder iu the second de
gree. The Board refused to reooin
mend the psrdou of Neil Dougherty, of
Suhuylkill oonnty, convicted of com
plicity in the murder for whloh Kehoe
wss hanged.
The Republican Convention of Mont
gomery oouaty, and the Kepahliuan
Committee ofCrawford oonnty,Henn.yl
vanin, hare instructed their delegates
to the Htate Convention to vote for del
egates to the National Convention who
will support Mr. Blaine for President.
Tbe orop report of the Board of Ag
riculture of Illinois shows that the
wheat acre age of that State is 2,658,
828 acres, or 2,1 per (tout. mere than
laBt year, and considerably larger than
the average of any previous year.
The flour mill of Uerr k Cissei, a*
Georgetown, D. C., was burned yester
day meriting. Loss $50,000. The knit
ting mills of Patrick Gugerty, In Co
hoes, N. Y., was damaged by (Ire to
the extent of $30,000 yesterday. The
mill employed 150 hands.
Counsel for James M. Young,convict
ed at Petersburg, Va., of uiuidnr in
the second degree, conoluded yester
day not to ask for a new trial, and
Young was sentenced to ten years' im
prisonment in the penitentiary.
Daniel Henries, colored, was hanged
at Onego, N. Y.,yesterday, for the mur
der of an aged farmer named Reuey,
committed for the purpose of robbery,
in June last, hearles confessed his
guilt.
Mrs. May aud her daughter Kate were
horned to death, and Mrs. Herndon,
another daughter of Mrs. May, was
dangerously if not fatally burned by
the explosion of a noal oil lamp, near
Danville, Va., on Monday night.
The Democratic canons of the Louis
iana Legislature nominated R. L. Gib
bons for U. S. Senator, on the second
ballot, last nf e ht. He will lie elected
to snooeed Kellogg, whoso term will ex
pire in 1883.
It is reported that adetectlve of Troy,
N. Y., yesterday "disooyered and se
cured President Lincoln's walking stick
which was stolen from Ills box at the
theatre on the night of the assassina
tion."
Dr. William II. Gregg, a chemist, an
nounced to the Elmira (N. Y.) Academy
of Sciences, on Tuesday tveniug, the
discovery of a process for producing
artificial dyes from gum camphor.
Three miners,resisting arrest for dis
orderly conduct at Alpine, Col.,on Mon
day night,were shot by Constable Btan
tou. One was killed and the others
were fatally injured.
Tbe "Times" newspaper, of Cincin
nati, "has positive information from
an authentic source" that the Demo
cratic National Convention will be held
in Music Hall in that city.
Louia Bray, a drummer, of Pbiladei
phia, committed tuicide by taking
laudanum, at Murfreesboro, Tenn , ou
Tuesday night. It is said he had trou
ble with a womau.
A Sngar boiler on I). R. Carroll's
plantation, at Ilarrataria, La.,exploded
on Tuesday, killing three men and in
juring thirteen others, several fatally.
A tramp giving the name of John H.
Johnson, has been arrested in Nor
wich, Conn., for the murder of Mrs.
Crew, at Groton, Mass., last Saturday.
Eugene D. Norton, State Senator of
Massachusetts, died yesterday. His
leg was amputated on Sunday, in hope
of saving his life from a cancer.
in the County Court, at Trenton, N. J.
yesterday, Wm. F. Skillman was mulc
ted in $500 damages for the betrayal of
yonng womau.
Four distilleries were seized near
Mound City, Ga., yesterday. The dep
uties making the seizure were "bush
w&cked," hut no lives Were lost.
George Duncan, living alone, near
Wichita, Kansas, was found on tbe
prairie yesserday morning, with his
throat cut.
Iu Southern Louisiana the orange,
peaoh|and plum trees are budding, and
the strawberries are iu bloom.
A. T. Nt.warl'. B.dy.
Tim Stewart Cathedral at Harden
City, L. I., is rapidly nearing comple
tion. The orypt Built as a last resting
place for the remains of Mr. Stewart is
about finished, haring cost something
Like $!)0,()00. It is generally under
stood in Earden City that the body of
the dead merchant prince will be de
posited in the crypt in April, when th*
dedication of the grand editic* by Bish
hop Littlejohn is expeoted to txke
place. Work on tbe memorial school
is also progressing rapidly, about fire
aiilllon bricks haring been put in plaoe
sinoe the laying of the corner stone last
spring. The fonndatlon of Bishop Lit
tlejohn's residence, sonth of the oathe
dral, has been oompleted, and the other
work,is to be rigorously pnshed forward
as it is intended to hare the building
ready for oconpancy by Jane,
Chart Talk.
At 7.30 o'olock this evening, at the
Household of Faith church, Elder
Miles Qrant will deliver bis second
chart talk. The chart is 68x7 feet, and
ll designed to illustrate the divine in
spiration of the Bible by prophetloal
and historical proof. Elder Grant re
quests that tbe andienoe ask whatever
questions they may desire, and he will
answer to the best of big knowledge.
Skeptios are especially invited. Pre
partory to the lecture a prayer meeting
will be held at seven o'olook.
Home Talent Wanted.
Mrs. B. W. Hayes, late instructor of
Ford's Juvenile Pinafore Tronpe,
intends starting a juvenile Company
in this olty. She advertises elsewhere
for one hundred children with good
voioes. Tlie object of the effort is to
secure snfflolent talent to give a per
formance.
aru Vh> ■*>•> Extra
Wkoi. El
)■«.
The following are the names of those
whose names are upon the extra assess
ment which has been completed and
hang up in the reepeotive wards. The
names have been copied as near as
could be as they appeared opon the
Assessment lists:
EIGHTH WAUD.
Anderson. Tneodore Allen, Georee
Adam*, (too. A.
Adams, Edward
Ashley, Joseph
Allen, Richard
Anderson. George
Adams, Charles
Adams, James
Aiiseomie, Thomas
Rannar, John
Blakely, David
Brio**, Win. 8.
Bruce, Stanley
Uabrlnger, C C.
Hihrinaer, George
Buchanan Georg j
B runner, Gotlelb
Boca ley, William
Hiaokourn, Henry
Brown, Nathaniel
B'oinall, Tneodoro
ilill n<er, Beniamin
Brown, Henry H.
Baldwin, E E.
Brown, Charles W.
Biddle, Jacob
Blizzard. John
Boozer, Ktohtrd H.
Burr ut<li.fi, George
Blank, Joseph
Blackburn, Henry
Barney, William
Barrett. Charles
Hudd, Jamos
Hooker, Win. T.
Bryan, James
Bryan, Robert
Huzine. AI bo t
Bate, John A.
0
0 thill, Jerry
Coek, Samuel
Ctxliran, Wm. I.
Cm non, Patrick
Caldwell, John
Caldwell, John R.
Caldwell, Hamuel
Colby, William C.
Cr.iwlord, Andrew
Curry, Allred
Council, Waiter A.
Curran. Michael
Callahan, Ambrofle
Carrole, Michael
1 ur an, Hugo
Curran, John
Caldwell J. F.
Clilton, Thoiuas I).
Christy, Charles
Curran, Hugh
Clayton, Jonathan
i row lord, Thomas J.
Crosson, John L.
Cuinuioos, Georgo W.
Cl Ay ton, Joshua M.
Coodng, Allred
I'oollng, Howard
C uupbell, Potor
, Joseph
Calhoun, William
Caldwell, John C.
Connolly, WlUlain
Conner. John
'Joy le, El lwood
Cameron, H'llliam
Caldwell. B. T.
Carson. George
Curlott,
Cd oman. Charles
Christy, Wui. H.
Curran. Hugh
('aidwell, Wm. H,
Christy, James
Christy, James F.
Connelly. Wm.
Carroll, Michael
Curran, Deunis
Cuiran, ihoiuas
Conn*wav, William
(Tan
D.
Dailey, Michael Dannell, John A.
Dailey, Joseph Bunaton, William II.
Dond, Pierson P Davis, Beniamin
Dickson, John W. Dilt>ols, Amos
D.vip, Atmore DaauyJohn
Devine, Patrick Deakyne, (i«e tt r
D vine, Edward DavU. Joseph
Dlxson, Edward Dennis. Edward
Dummy, James lMvis, Charles
Dean, Henry M. DlekorHon Wm. P.
beboud, Abram Doherty, John G.
Dlckorson, John W. Doiuherty, John O.
Davis, W1 li.iin Donahue, John
DUliuan, Charles L
Ervin, James
Ewing, Edward
Everett, Jr. Wm. M.
hnglln, James
Edwards, Emory
Edward*, F. W.
England, Win. H.
Eeoin, William
F.
Ford. Mto'iael
Faroiami), Charles
Feuohar, Joseph
Frist, Robert 11,
Farrou. Patriot
Fllnn, Edward
Fiinn, J hn
F.ibey, Thomas
Fmainore, Tho» ai
Far run, Burner
a
G
(tramt, Charles ' Garrlty, Domlnlok
(iluder, John B. Green, Abelo
(iroiliuine, Charles (Handing, Jr. O. W.
Graham, William (Handing, rir. C. W.
Guthrie, Richard Gray, Samuel
Guthrie, John Gray, Joseph
Goruian, John Gray, Henry
(Jordan, Junei T. Gray, Anderenn M.
GUI, Tav lor W. Gllleapls, Robert
Gorrey, John (Jlllesplw, John
G lies le, Alexander Graham, William
Gee, john G*ar j , Willlaux
Grav, Samuel Grooves, William T.
G.een, Win. P. UiUlng, Jehn O.
Greenwood, Isaac T. Garrig*u, Nicholas
Gland, Joseph
H
Hayden, James
Holden, James
. And;
Hanley, Patrick
Holloway, James
Hitchens, Samuel J.
Henderson, N. L,
H-.Ifman, John li.
Honry. 1. D.
Hutton, .lumet
Hiizlett, James
Han I, T. W.
Hudson, Alexander Hayd
Hoopes, Win. 11.
Hanley, William
Hargus, James
Hammond, James
Hanley, Jr., John
Heftron, Thomas
Hug, Gles.
Hughes, Alexander Morris, Win. H.
Harrington, (fo rge Hutson, John
Hooper, Win.
nutcliinsou, A. I.
Hieker, George
llance, Lewis T.
Holley, William N.
Hall, James
Hutchinson, John
Hamilton, John S.
llill, Joseph
Hannon, Owen
Heopes, Samuel
Hannon, James
1
Irwin, Juhn M.
Ingles, James
J
Johnson David
Jones J
Jackson Geo W
Jones James
Jordan, Spencer
Jacobs, Patrick
Jo.filyn, Jonathan
Jones Philip
<>s M
K.
Klett Andrew
Kelly Hugh
Kavanagh Wm. D.
Kavanah John I
Kane James
Kendall Theodore
Kir* John
Kelly John R
Kennedy John
L.
Layton Frank
Layton Albert
ialmlstty James W
Lingoo Lewis
Leavy Michael
Longojthau Henry
Llthce Henry
Len4erman Jacob
Lewis Joshua
Lane Charles K
Lindsay Robert
William
A.oitus Andrew
1 j
Mo.
McKinney Nappy
McDonough (Jharles
McCaulley Samuel
McCormack John
McCormack Thomas McKeowu Joseph
M.cCormack Jerem'bMoGinley Hemy
McDermott James MeDivett i homas
McGonigal Robert MoUarrity Dominick
MeK nney William McBride Patrick
McBride I'homaa MoOonuell Hugh
McNainee William McDaniel Harry B
MoCliutook Lewis
M.
Mortea Alexander Myera Harry P
Murphey Patrick Morgan James
Maguire J nmea A Morgan Charles
Moore John Margeraui Uennli
Marks Paul Mamt/re Henry
Mertn.r John Maulove John
Mulwnoy Theodore Meruh Theodore U
Montgomery Uarld iHetsick Bees
Montgomery Jehn KMendlnhall Ellis
Norrltt William
O'Brian Henry
11'Brlzn Patrick
O'Neal jamea B
Prfoe John I
Puluhl Chris
Pointer Alfred
Pat 'hett Wm H
Pteroe Krby
Pernat James
N.
Neal fSamnel
O'.
O'Neal Alva D
Ostermuhl«Umrad
O'Ha.a John
Pyle Aaron
Parsons Edwtrd T
Parker Wm I
Pleroe Wim H
Page Henry H
Pierce Wm H
P.
Bi
Ko»o Frank
B.uis desrge
Heed Henry
Kubiu William
Blue A J
Bedden Itlohael H
Heed Charles
Butter Absalom
Boamon Edward
Bumlord Kodaey
JUno Peter
Boyer Jenaa
Bussell Marshall
Uocuburvugh Jerry
Bead Edward A
8 .
Saucers William
Souerhof! Ueorge H
Sparks Hickman
Smith Levi
Stoops Edward H
Subrooks Ueorge W
Smlty Harry
Shearan Peter
Sbults Samuel
Steelman Jeremiah
Selara** Frank
Subrook Thomas
Stewart BI
hehl Chailes
Smith John
Smith Ranluon
Sjlba Prosper
SUba Peter
Sant *r Charles H
Smith Beniamin
Babul William
Shire Thomas
Thomas Daniel H
T.
Tate James
Tucker William M
Townsend Walter
Thothas John A
Taylor Harry P
Taylor John
Truitt Henry S
Tlbblt B F
Tyson Oliver E
Updyke WilUam
Vandegrllt Perry
Vanhorn Wm H
vferw* Allred G
Voders Hany ****
Varigaiheo Htrrf
w.
Wlag.rd James
Wilson I.ewls
Wirt Hcnjamla
Ware Ell
Ward Albert
Ward Joseph
Ward Uriah
Ward George
Weir Tl. ton as
W.lr Thus )r
Watson William
Wilson Wm H
Williams Wm
War. Thomas
Ward Jolmll
Ward Samuel
Wrhihi JonnF
Ward James
Ward Alfred D
Walls Joseph
While James
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Zerby Charles
COLORED.
A.
Abram Ezekiel
Adams George
Bostick Joslah
Uaohus Isaac
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H wn -'» ntiul
llaker JaineJ
AiGil Isaac
M
Ranks John H
ilurres Ei»entz:r
Uutoker James
Uouiden Robert H
Hrown Anthony
R.own Edward
Clark William
Crossly William
Carey John
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Col Ur.8 Peter L
Cold well James S
< oldwell Frank
Chambers Edward
II.
Davis Littleton V
Draper Charles
Furrow Wilson F
Forman William gBFsm intag Daniel K
Fieeny Wllllaiu
F.
Fogwoll Samuel
G.
Olbaon John
Gilbert Albert
Gibbs Theodore
G-odley Gove
Ga let John W
Grimes Harry 1
Her i John
H
Hollo lay Solomon
Johnson William
Jamison Frederick
Johus John;
J.
Jackson Alexander
Jo nsou Peter A
J tekson David
Jchnson William A
Laws Parris
Dewis Dilas
I^aws Charles ir
Leonard Thomas H
Ling ham Robert
Ungham Robert'
Lloyd Isaac
Loper Jamas
Loud Charles
M.
Moore Kennar t
Moo.e Wllia n
Miles James
Mills William
Mercer olc.-ard D
Ml her Benjamin D
O.
Owens William H
P.
Pratt Nathan
Pierson Edward
Phillips Bayard
Parker, \V11 lie m
Parker John A
Pitta John T.
R.
Reed Benjamin
Ralu William (;
R omd Peter
Reason John H
s.
Stanley Isaac
t$S' noer Samuel
Skinner John W
Scot: Abram
Spenier A If ed
Spencer John
.Stephenson Samuel
Short Thomas
saw Son Hayard
T.
Tllgbam Jamas
Ttppeu Joalfth
Thomas Daniel
Todd Allred
Tr.hhett John W
V.
View Charles II
w.
F llson George
William Charles
Walker Joseph G
Wallis Jacob
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Amlenon Andie* P
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Hell DivlS
HergOuarles
Barmy
B iroliy Wrn ir
Heal It irtln
Banned Julin
llrootcall John §r
Hloomall Kotmrt
Hrtorly Htnjamln
Burton Hamuel
Hainl Joseph
Ba-nes William
Billingsley John
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Alexander
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Oenow*
(^usick
Cloud John G
Cole WilUara W
t*ox John
Cloud Frank _ ,
Ckamherlaa Joseoh Cnaoihers Jiceb
ConnerJohn
Conneiley (-harlez
C a vender John
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Cloud l>»vid ri|
Connar Patrick
Cowan Albert
Crowden William
D.
DivIs John
Devine Samuel
I»uey John
Dorsey Joseph
DlnsmoreTktnas
Dixon John W
Dugan Joseph
Device William J
Darman Gilpin
E.
Edwards R
Erley Samuel
F.
Ferguson Alfred
Finch or Geo W
Flnegan Peter
Furley Joseph
Fllnn Tnemas
Freeze Thomas
Flanigan Gwen
Fugerson Charles
Freeze Alfred
G.
Ganabrlll Thos K
Guyer William
Gillespie Alexander
Gillen Myles
Garvlne James
Gayer Edward
Gambrlll'EU
Guyer W llliam
Hopkins John H
Howey Jonn
Hayden Matthew
Hoopes Jeese
Huston Daniel
Dance Geo W
Hopkins Samuel
Hughes W S
Hopkins R
Headley Harry
Hayei John
Husband Harry
Hemphill E Carter
Hemphill Leslie
H.
Haggerty William
Hall Thomas
Hannum Henry
Hazelett Alexander
Hazolott William
Hazelett Samuel
Harkins Jianlel
Hare Edward
Hart Dutton
Hare John ■
Heusted Daniel
llueston Robert
Hayes Andrew
Hazelett Geo
J.
Justus Joseph
Jeflens Joseph
Johnson Wm B
Jordan J.
Jordan Patrick
X.
Kirk Allred Krusen Edward
Kates William Konney John H
Kennedy Geo W. Kinsler Joseph
Kennedy Thomas W. Klnsler Alfred
Kennedy Geo Jr
L.
Ijoyd Win I,
l,uw» Jolin
Layton, William
I.ukenn Thomas
J .os Ilium William
MO.
McKinnon Jos Jr
JKoSorley Frank
McKinney, William
Mcitaurbey
Mo Voy Jae
MoAleer John
MoOall Peter
MoOlur. Hlohard
Mol tee John
McAlester Oolline
Edward
M.
Matron James jr
Matron James
Matrin William
JM eley ratrick
Mitchell John
Morrow John
Maguire James «
Maguire Patrick
Maguire John
McGinnis (Jims
Marshall William
Murphy James F.
Massey Harry
Matlock Edwin
Maser Lharles A
Marrow Wm R
Maston William H
Maser Charles H
M*ubtley Brest
McConnell Harry
Marshall William jr
If.
Neary William
P.
Pike Norris
Pike Alexis
Peinsett John S
Plckey Josef h
Peterson Geerge
Parker Win J
Peterson Pasohall H Powell Wm U
Pinkerton Mather PoiterWmT
Pennock George H Pickering James
Pierce Lindsey Payne tiamuel
Pyle Harlan
4
Quigley Daniel
B.
Boss Hebert A
Bussell Wm U
Kaymoml Hiram B Boeelle Okarlee
Raymond Ueorge C Moese Joseph
Bose Richer* KlcharSson John
Bowe Edward Kiohareson Nathan
S.
Hponoer .loshnn
Slants James
Smith Madison
Stewart juins
Stamp James
Stroup t ugen*
Smith Samuel
Smith Edward
T.
tatnall Thomas
Tatnall Samuel
Turner WlUlam
Turner Thouioa B
Turner Edward L
Turner Jehn O
Tong Robert
Thompson Arohey
Ihoinao James
WM Zehulon
Thomoa Frank
Tully Philip
Tully Philip jr
W.
White Ber E E
Whitaker G#or**
Wlltbank Gbarlei
Will laws W A
Wilthank David
Wlltbaak Isaac
Wright W H
Wilson Alfred
Went George
Webber William
Walton Marsh
COLORED.
B.
Bayard Jo til T
H ion Gharlw
Minkin Jtbn
Oaner Samuel
Jiintum John
lliohiu Jerry
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Dorsey Jam oil
Dorsey James
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FI fiber Lawrence F
J.
Jehns Ellas
K.
Kilson Henry
L.
Laws Nathan 8
Leper Mason
Liper William
M.
Morris William
Money Jams.
T.
Trusty Noah
Welsh Stephen
Hasoelc Election ol OIBeer*.
Yesterday afternoon the Royal Arch
Chapter of Mamma of this State held
annual session at the Masonic Temple.
The six chapters in the jurisdiction was
represented. The following officer*
were elected:
Grand High Priest—John W. Law
son, Delta, No. 6, Wilmington.
Deputy Grand High Prieat—W.
W. Lewis, Adouivam, No. 5, Middle
town.
Grand King—John B. Fisher, Wash
ington and Lafayette, No. 1, Wilming
ton.
Grand Scribe—Joseph McBride,
John's No. 4, Wilmington.
Grand Treasurer—J. W. H. Watson,
Adonivam, No. 5, Middletown.
Grand Secretary—H. B. Mclutire,
John's, No. 4, Wilmington.
Grand Chaplain—J. Q. A. Stirling.
Washington aud Lafayette, No. 1, Wil
mington.
P. G. High Priests, A. G. Cox and
Jacob F. Myiiich installed the newly
elected officers.
Police Ceorl.
Four boys ranging in age from nine
to twelve years, were giveu a hearing
last evening at the police oourt, they
being charged with disorderly conduct
and throwing stones. Mies Patton who
resides at Sixth aud Jackson streets
testified to several panes of glass being
broken in her house last Sunday and
on going to the front door observed the
four boys but could not say they threw
the stones Two other witnesses testi
fied to seeing the glasa broken but
knew not the guilty parties.
His Honor infarmed the lads that
had not the least doubt in his mini
but what they were the guilty ones,
but as the evidence was not sufficient
to hold them, they ware discharged.
His Honor further stated that great
complaint had been made in that
neighborhood of the,disorderly conduct
of boys who assemble there and
warned the youths that if they were
brought before him again, he would
infliot the full penalty of the law
them.
Proceeds of the Fair.
The following table shows all
ceipts, so far as ascertained, of the late
fair at the Institute Hall for the benefit
of the orphans :
St. Peter's.
St. Mary s,.
St. Paul's,...
St. Joseph's,.
St. James'.
Sacred Heart,.
Refreshments,.
Door, (admission).
Denation, Shields' Library Asso.
$1,106.04
1,1'2.06
05;i.W5
402.25
229.64
266.00
227
867
60.00
$4,893
.. 600.00
Rent of hall,.
Net returns,.
Last year the returns were $4,900.—
When everything is settled, it is sup
posed the amount this year will tally
with that -of last year.
.. $4,193.71
Odd Follow*' Hall Company.
At the 33rd annual meeting of
Odd Fellows' Ilali Company yesterday
afternoon it was reported that $2,828.74
had been the cash receipts which makes
an aggregate of cash of $3,912 69.
penditures have been $3,369.85 leaving
a balance on hand of $542.80. During
the year $2,319 tame from rent; $150
from lecture room $345.74 to cash pro
ceeds of note discounted, and $14 from
sale of old settees. The dividends have
been $1,132. The miscellaneous
pense ($1,157) is unusually large
ing to improvements made in the hall.
The old officers were re-elected.
The Wfltall Newale Reception.
The Witsil Senate will give a grand
complimentary reception to their lady
friends on Wednesday evening,
28th inst., in Webster's Dancing Acad
emy, Masouic Hall. In order to avoid
a crowd, and insure those participating
a pleasant evening, the number of tick
ets have been limited, and no lady will
be admitted to witness the grand prom
enade unless a check is presented.—
Ritchie's orchestra has been engaged.
We the People.
"We the People" under the lead
the veteran and respected President
Kli Crozier, will celebrate the 198th
birth day of George Washington at
City Hall, on Monday, the 23rd day
February. A programme of exercises
appropriate to the occasion wih be pre
pared by the President which cannot
fall to be interesting and patriotic. The
exercises will commence at one o'clock.
Tbe Haymaker* or Che*(*r.
The Shields Library Association
this city will send a large delegation
attend the ball of the above named
organization in Chesty on to-morrow
evening a week. The friends of the
haymakers who desire to attend the
ball oan proonre tickets of the mem
bers of the Shields Library Association.
Oaaflraaatlan.
This evening at the Reformed Episoo
pal Chnrch of the Covenant, Bishop
Wm. R. Nioholson of Philadelphia, will
administer
deliver a sermon and
rite of Confirmation. Services will
non LAUBKIi.
Mw*xl*Toarl>«rn—A Palatal A.
rlil.al llallill.ua Merlin*.
MKasim. KaiTojui — Dim Sima:—
To my mind it is x fearful thing to
have ao many dog* running at large
without muzzles. Tour editorial of the
lilth instant in whleb you name five
victims of hydrophobia during the last
eighteen months In Wilmington and
vicinity, is oertainly a strong warning
to all who may have read it. My ob
ject in writing is to warn the families
.specially in Laurel and all who may
read yonr ever earnest journal. We
have a great many dogs in our town
many of them of no use except what is
less than usefulness namely to satisfy
the boys and to play with the little
children. These pet* are daugerous
playmates,as the experience of your city
and many other place* from time to
time has proven. Friends pat away
your dogs or muzzle them before you
are lad to weep over the terrible death
of either your own or your neighbors
children brought about by the bite of
mad dog.
A little son of Thomas H. Riggen
met with a painful accident on last
Siturday night. The bay and his bro
ther came into town to supply the
Itiglitcr's family with milk and on pau
sing one of the publio streets, where
many boys both white aad oolored con
gregate, he was hit on the nose and
mouth with a large piece of stove coal,
thrown with great force by a colored
youth by the name of Croajtet, who was
Monday committed to Georgetown
jail, to await the decision of the oourt.
The little boy though badly hart, is at
this time improving, and it 1) hoped in
a sh.rt time will recover. It would be
the boys advantage if their parents
would keep them at home after night.
On the streets they hear muoh swear
ing and thus they learn to be profane
themselves.
Very interesting meetings are being
held in both the Methodist and Metho
dist Prot.stant ohurches. There have
been several conversions in the latter.
Dr. I'biobus of the former oburch
preaching this week a series of aermons
on the Sermon on the Mount. The ser
mons are very clear in exposition and
forcible in delivery. We feel oonSdent
that these discourses are having a fine
effect on the minds of the thinking part
of this town and community, and w#
trust a glorious reyival will soon follow.
Osauvan.
Teaapcrnnee'lfeetlnx.
The teaiperance meeting held last
night at Kpworth chapel by the W. T.
R. A. and sons of temperauce was very
well attended. The meeting was ad
dressed by Rev. Geo. Dav, R. Burton,
President button, G. V. Grier and oth
ers. The remarks were very well reoeiv
edand there is no doubt great good will
come from these meetings which are
now being held under the auspices
these two associations. Tne meeting
was dismissed by John White of Ep
worth.
BBEViriEB.
.Sun sets 6.06.
Sun rises 7.17
More foldlng>back chairs, 9U0. store.
The City Council will meet this evening.
The police constitute a solid body of
Furniture In every style aud price at No.
207 Market street.
Examinations are going on In the publio
schools preparatory to promotion,
The balmy, spring-like atmosphere experi
enced yesterday brougat out the invalids.
Nice syrup 10 cents per quart, at Fifth and
Madison streets. *
Desirably located lots are growing In value
preparatory te the spring building operations.
Wheat Is said to look very promising, and
some farmers are pasturing In It.
For the best and cheapest picture lrames,
go to Yefger, 406 Shipley street.
This kind of weather makes dull times with
dry goods* men.
The sound of the ploughman is heard
the land.
Choice new crop N. O. molasses at Weldin
A Lloyd's, Seventh and King Btreets.
There are six thousand disfranchised Re
publicans in Delaware.
A warm shake of the hand now reminds us
that candidates lor otiioe
Cupping and leeching at No. 103 E. Second
street. Residence No. 403 East Second street.
School children are looking forward now
the flrat of May, when they will have another
weea'H vacation.
The roads are drying up nowand soen the
violets and dandelions will be blooming
aoundanco.
laudiov and gents' silk hats made.toorde
at 416 Market ureet. Also hats made to look
like new.
A comparison of the Board ei Education
now with what It was In the days when Judge
Hail presided over it aMords an opportunity
lor contemplation.
As*'Gus. " O'Donnell elected a Demo
cratic Councilman In the Fifth Ward, the
Democrats should recommend him lor ap
pointment as a Supervisor of Registration.
Prime sweet cider 26 cents per gallon,
Fifth and Madison streets. *
Soon there will be an avalanche of hand
shakes around among those who want to
sent to the Board el Education.
around again.
Because a boy's back is crooked, it is no
reason that ke should not be a straight for
ward going man.
Humphrey, the hatter, has just reoeived
soveial oases ot hats ol the Spring style,
elegant in finish and low in prices, at 216
Market street
It used to b<3 said that the man who was
prolane was no gentleman, bat it wouldn't be
safe to say so now.
The Shields' Library Association havo ten
dered the
Irish Relief Fund Committee ol thirty-one.
Notice to the Publio.—1 will half-sole and
heel boets and i
in proportion, at
ot their beautllul room to the
shoes, and do other mending
,t the S. W. corner of Seventh
proportion, ai me
d Tatnall streets.
an
Young man don't be afrAde to bio ynre own
ut doa't do it in front of the prooes
horn.
shun. Ge behind and de it.
A Baltimore doottir says that a whole
mluoe pie eaten at bed-time will net barm
the most delioate system It Is dreaming ol
failing down a coal mine that upsets ehe's
nerves.
Bev. Josephus Cbeaney, of Borden town, N.
J., eays King's Oood Samaritan tlongk Syrup
cured his hoarseness s* that he lectured every
night for weeka alteftrard,
It Is reported that Collins, the Aselstant
Inspector of the Weat District Filth Ward,
has been named lor one ol the Democratic
ol the Weat District Filth Ward,
been named lor one ol the Democratic
Supervisors of Registration. Will Senator
Bayard rtcommend the appointment? good,
honest men I
" Father will you give me tve oents If
get promoted In school?" ashed a Madison
street elght-year-old this morning •* Yes,
son, ten ol them, " replied the paternal sire.
*• O that will be filly cents, " said the yeuth
Ml that certainly deserves promotion.
Prime Chester Co. roll butter 28 oents, n
Good now's, Fifth and Madison streets. *
At cards, he said, " Let us play hiss. "
And she " what de you mean T O,
How can you say a thing like this ? "
Tken blushing, to the angry Miss,
Ho said, " 1 meant kiee-sesne o. "
MYkTERIOVN DIIAPPBARAIOL
a
Biarht
All English maw Drops Pri
—Pears Kulerinlneu of hi* Being
Fossil? Dealt With.
James Traynor, an employes at th*
P. W. & B. machine shops, mysterious
ly disappeared from this o.ty two weeka
ago. Mr. Traynor reoeived hie monthly
pay on the 7th of this month, and in
tbe evening he went to his boarding
bouse, paid the boarding mistress far
his month's board, besides giving her
sum of money to keep for him. After
partaking of his sapper h* left th*
house with but $2 about hi* person.
The next morning is Mr. Traynor did
not appear at tbe breakfast table the
boarding mistress did Dot at first think
strange of it, but later in the day as h*
did not put ia an appearance and also
sot being at werk, his fellow-workmen
concluded that the mao had been
foully dealt with.
There is six days pay dne him at the
depot, tlie boarding mistress being given
a portion of his money for safe keep
ing, and tbe maa not appearing the
general supposition is that his
in the Christiana Creek. Mr. T. is said
to have been a very quiet aud peacea
ble man and not addisted to tbe use of
strong drink. He is a native of Eng
land having arrived in this city about
eight weeks ago. He is five leet three
inches in height, ha< light hair, sandy
whiskers, light blue eyes aud when
last seen wore a Chesterfield coat, dark
plaid pants and he had on hia head
soft felt oap. Mr. Traynor had no relk
tions in this oonntry but has two sans
and a daughter residing iu England.
r i»
Congress.
In th* U. 8. Senate yesterday, Mr.
Edwmids, from the Judiciary Commit
tee, reported a bill amending the Stat
utes in relation to the removal ofpuits
by corporations. It was placed ou th*
calendar. The Senate bill in regard
ts brevet appointments in the army
was reported adversely and indefiniate
ly postponed. Mr. Beck spoke at
length in opposition to the Bayard
resolution for withdrawal of the legaal
tender quality of greenbacks. After
an exeentive session the Senate ad
journed.
In the Honse, majority and minority
reports an the bill for the relief of Fits
John 1'orter were presented by ths
Committee on Military Affairs, and th*
Mil was made a "spatial order for Feb
ruary 13th. Mr. Crapo, of Massachu
setts, from the Baaking Committee,
a-ked leave to report the bill anthor
izing the conversion of gold banks, but
Mr Reagan, of Texas, objeoted. Mr.
MacMahon, from the Committee on
Appropriations reported the bill mak
ing an appropriation for payment of U.
3. Marshals. It was ordered to be
printed and recommitted. The bill
relating to National bank reserves waa
discussed, and the previous question
moved, but the morning hour expiring
the bill went over. The report of the
Committee on Rules was discussed. Ad
journed.
Bsrenade.
te
For the Republican.
One of the grandest serenades of the
season took plaee last evening, at the
residence of William R. Bevan, No. 709
Bast Sixth street, an' employee of the
Lobdell Car Wheel Co. Mr. B. lately
took to himself a bride and his fellow
ahop-mates out of respect to his bravery
tendered him the serenade. A full
band of 43 pieces turned out at 9.50 P.
M., headed by Grand Marshal Long
Thompson in very orderly style from
headquarters. On arriving at the resi
dence of Mr. B. the grand overture of
"Baby Mine" was beautifully rendered
by the fall band, consisting of 35 tin
horns, bass dram, 5 foot oircalar saw,
one broken alto horn, infernal rattle,
eto. In about five minutes some 2000
fHeads had gathered in the streets.
The band went through all its favorite
aira as*til at last Mr. B. showed himself
at the door, and treated the party to a
"kiss" from the baok of his hand in
addition to which an empty barrel! of
apples was rolled into the shop this
morning. Long life to "Em." *
(litfelt Work.
J. Butler who works for the Harlan &
Hollingsworth Co., as teamster, hauled
thirty-seven loads of timber in a half
day, five hours, with out perspiratie*
being raised on the horse.
NEW ADVERTINEMEN JN.
F ob sale.—a lot of ihiouni>
with a brick morrocoo laotory on It, one
hunilrrd anit forty-eUht lent front, on Onuroh
street, slxty-two feet on Filth gireet ami alxty
two feet on Lord street. Streets curbed and
bed ol streets p ive.l, u inch water plpea
alonir Church street. Lime rats tn the fac
tory and u.w used lor the manufacture of mor
rocco. Sold t. close an estate. Apply
EVANS PENN INOTON
l-tra-tf Ne. 5 East 8th street,
it
N OTICE-CITY BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION.—The above prosper
ous association will Issue a new series ot stock
first payment due February 10th, 6 per cent
Interest allowed withdrawing members. For
shares or Information c ill
J. E. PIERCE, Sec'y,
Office 601 Shipley st., first floor.
1 22-e-o-d-to fob II
^OT10»^DI8SOLUTION.-THE FIRM
Jl 3| of Carr A Smeltx dissolved this da
by mutual consent. All bills collected
paid by E. J. Oarr A Go,, who will still con*
tlnne the business at iso.)7 E. Fourth street,
Wllminaton, Del, WM. CARR,
S.N.SMELTZ.
1.22-31.
P UBLIO SALE.—L. W. STIDHAM A
Sod will salt In front of their store on
SATURDAY, JANUARY W,
at 1* o'clock,
igray hors*Syearsolrt, works In all
. Sold for the want ol nse. l-22-2t
one Iron
harness
W ANTED-IM, CHILDREN. UHOD
viiloes, to lorm a Juvenile Pinafore,
for a performankt at Opera Honse. Apply
on Saturday afternoon at two o'clock Loo
Boom Uiand Opens House, to Mrs. B.
W. Hayes, late Iwtruoter Ford's Juvenile
Pinafore Comjiany. l-22-st
lure
I
l
TTrANTEMr-JL PROTESTANT UIRL,
W W general 1 housework, middle aged
m r 4 '
Stanton, BeL
1.22-St
JR KENT.—AfTYE ROOMED HOUSE
at the Cigar Store Filth and upruet
s, at »7 per month. l-22-6t*
eets,
B GAKDING.—PERSONS
tirst-olass ooardtog can
WISHING
be aooomodat*d

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