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TlirilMPU JAND4KV 81, 18*17.
The consideration of a contested olee
tlou case gave tho H
opportunity
Washington
Wednesday to Indulge
In some political discussion, relating
elections in Virginia. It w
cob Yost
that of J a
. If. St. George Tucker, from
t tho Tenth district of Virginia, for posses
•j _ slon of a seat in the Fifty fourth Congress
The majority of the Republican commit
tee to inquire Into the case, reported
against seating Yost. They should come
up to Delaware and get
books kopt by tho Democrats,
conduct au election and bow to count tbe
leaf out of the
how to
ballots after they have been placed In tho
ballot boxes. There are fools ami fools
aud there are Republicans and Republi
cans and Democrats and Democrats. For
fools, turn to tho Republicans who arc
conducting this contest case In Con
grots.
Tint second Legislature scored the courts
lu their manifesto, which appears in
Other column of tho Uetubj.ican. The
article Is worth reading. It is not always
Well to say publicly what you think of
the courts
have been conducted in the Interest of tho
Democratic party. Unfortunately, tho
bench is solidly Democratic and every de
cision when appealed to the Courts, hav
ing been against tbo Republicans in
Btate, it has had a tendency to call fort h
criticism, not always complimentary to the
mako of the Court. Tbe Court should
have the respect of every citizen of the
community and not its hatred.
tho manner iu which they
And
strange spectacle of
government suing another branch for a
bill of 11026,86, for plumbing done by
Plumber Miller at Schools No. 3 and 4.
Suit has been brought aud City Solicitor
Harman will represent the Board of
Health in his ofiidal capacity We should
think he
Board of Education as any other branch
of our city government, llo is certainly
placed in a peculiar position by Hie light
between these two bodio.s; Tho tax payors
will have lo foot the bill,
♦he controversy is decided.
cill/tuis will witness Lhe
e branch of
city
s as much a legal officer of the
It IS unfair to Iho patrolmen who went
,-eniug at 5 o'clock,
to be kept wuiliug at the City Hull
Wednesday
make his appearance lu tbe .Municipal
Court. The cases I bat.
o'clock Wednesday, have not yet. been dis
posed of. 'J'lie officers and wltncssc;
In attendance, but no Judge put i
X
d uty
Tuesday
ning for Judge Mall
, for nine
tip
pearnuce to try tho cases; not
deputy judge Eddie R. Cochran. Jr., w
•round. But then
tbe
what rights have
police officers or tbo poor devil who Is
unfortunate
to be gathered into (be
poll
r
Tms ia peculiar weather. First it is so
•old you imaginey
North Polo. Tho sir is cold and crisp aud
♦o keep warm you have to keep moving
•long when out doors. The
two it is like
ling at (lie
day or
spring day, you
about without ou overcoat. But the kind
H
of weather
have been bavlug is the
kind to give the doctors plenty to do, and
the undertakers who bury tho doctors'
changeable climate.
1 mistakes. With
iL It is hard to dross so that you will not take
should be exercised that
a oold, but
your clothing is seasonable.
Who will
now? He has
for John F. Saulsbury
:b iu
fluanco iu tho Democratic party as lie had
beforo tho Legislature convened, the first
of this mouth. Leaders, that la, great
leadora,
half as
not made in a day, although
BiJly Bryan sprang up quickly and came
star capturing the country
Idee of free silver. Anything freo bus a
host of followers.
11)0 CI'IIZ
The South Is keening up its unenviable
geoord for lynching negroes. Three col
ored mon
taken out of jail at A ml to
Wednesday and lynched,
had murdered
Cotton, Mrs. Stevenson, Liz.
ven Miller. Such methods ol lawlessness
does not make the people of the country
havo a very good opinion
and Its methods.
City, La,
f
The
Mr, and Mrs.
d Aler
Just think,
In the Legislature tc
rsilc of barber!iii) iu
ping post. What t
Delaware? The paragraph writers will
.^^bavtinothing to write about, for iho metro*
B ^uRtun journals if this particular kiudof
W-. Jottico 1? rixdjsiie.il.
bill has been introduced
do away with that
r State, tbo whip
transfnrmation for
H
Ths second legislature has met
vd nf
tsr naming their choice for U S. Srnntor,
Mr. J. Edward Addicks, have adjourned
»lne die It wi
! of the shortest Leg
record. Would that
Illative sesi>iou9
prssont Legislature could transact all
Us busimts«
•nil of this
d adjo
die, by tbe
mill.
Tl
: Borlona charges against Edward J.
Iv.
alias Bell, a Now York saloon keep
arrpsted acme
onths ago as
dls
• suspect, and con lined in jail,
•barged yesterday before Judge Hawkins,
a fortunate
He
et off
Hr of
pectod of.
he
G sadder bus
ed in
tbo accidental
■aldst. for so
burning of Emil Hem) who died ycotei
day
Mused leave
mourn his
the Dei;
re Hospital,
and Ilvu
The Ue
i id ion to
;.fo
TbE funeral of Rev
took place this morn
Church ft? '
grated so
Was beloved by
Catholics
missed by the
lion and u !ai
Her
ds J. Cir
•ley
luff from St. Ann s
Bishop Curtis ccle
Tliis priest
knew him, both
He will bo
licit* of friends.
Mayor Jf.ffki.:> 1 signed I
Danes providing
the iss
o t.f tiT'h".,
worthof sinking fund I .nds
Dmont will be doc!)
id (lie do
d a law t
Council.
th* meeeting of < ;
tbe bonds will be
Treasurer's office
Bids for
itil Thursday
Get your dogs registered, if yr.u dc
bo taken up by tl
want them
dog
••tebor and yourgclv
, ,*or hurborlng unregistered dogs. There
•re several hundred dogs not yet registered.
subjected to a
i
Mb. J. Harvey Whiteman,who is the re
tiring Secretary of State
Watson, steps down and
4, #*|>®clty Into tbe ranks of pri
0 MKt
nler Govt
it of Iris official
. He made a capable and polite
* WBoiul. May he live yet to run the Govcr
} *0i.
■ ! : Thh seating of tbe six Union Rcpiibli
••ns in the House at Dover, would et ill
. frlve the Democrats control of that body.
Skit then, what Is tbe
Improbabilities
; oans
; of talki
fairness where Kopubii
concorned.
Nice NeMine.
John T- Dickqy certainly has a long
head, hat Ip trying to overreach Mr.
Che%ita he certainly has overreached him
self. Had CUouiri been ft Republican, he
Dickey, would buvo boon sustained
but as Cbeairs Is a Democrat, Dlck
oy missed his mark It la plain, however,
that ho does not Intend to retire from poli
ties and It may ho his usefulness will be
further rewarded. His scheme to put off
tho city election until 1893, shows that he
has something In view. It is said by this
manoeuvre the Republicans will make no
effort to pay their tuxes and by tho first
Saturday in Juno 1898, the tax re
ceipts will be generally out of date. As
the Democrats expect to have the tax col
lectors by that time, it Is imagined that
the Republicans may be kept- from pay
ing tluir tux or such errors may bo made
in spelling their names as will invalidate
them, while tho Democrats will bo fur
nished gratuitously with all the receipts
they may want. By this disfranchisement
by tho aid of tho tax collectors, aud tie
honest alteration of a few figures on the
tally sheet, tho city may bo kept In the
bauds of tho Democrats and given an hon
est and economical government,
scheme Is a plausible one, uud the fair
minded and honest Democrats are all ex
pected to vote for it.
Tho
Clniiiue Die Varlll.
It is said Senator Sherman favors tlio
calling of
extra session of Congress
aflor tho fourth of next Match, in
order to make some chango In the tariff.
We
s the prev
in opera
the first of
e not surprised at this. .
out Wilson tariff which has bo
tion sumo 23 mouths up t.<:
January,has led to a deficit of ♦120,934,459.
Wo must have re von no from somo source
to meet this deficit and the-most sensible
al
to
his
get it is to increase (he duty
way
foreign goods. To say that the taking up
of tho $35 000,000 greenbacks will remove
tho deficit i
abominable delusion aud
wo arc surprised that any intelligent man
can bo deceived by it. Ouly money shav
ers desire the retirement of
paper
money aud iDo issue of bonds, and the
sooner such gatherings
Convention subside, tho better it will bo
for the couutry. Had there been
tug off lu receipts there would havo been
tho St. Louis
full
trouble to koep up I be treasury reserve,
trouble about the greenback",
irisity for selling Government bonds.
New Yoke will have
•5,090,000 Cua
House. Tho bill passed tbs Senate
yesterday. Now York being the money
centre of the United Slates aud distribut
ing point for importers, it
Custom Ifousowu
was decided a
eded that would
'.odcru in its details. Tho spend
of money iu New
ing of tills I urge
York will help along the good times prom
ised the people by tho iucomiug Republi
•'ut ministration.
Itr Delaware has
political affairs, it lias something
dangerous to light, and that is
izetl gang who have thus far bet
control tlie polities of .
like tbe Philadelphia Til
are few, If any S:ufe. in
muddle limn Delaware.
organ
State. VV e,
js, think
worse political
Mi ssus Geo. \V. Bush ami Dennis J.
Mcnt.<
appeared before tho I.r
and FI
nance Committee of City Council last
evening and asked for
be used for park purposes.
Commissioners have been
appropriation lu
The Park
> economical
poa«.iMe with tbe money at their Uia
I.H'ATION,
•Tlie Philadelphia Prr
•" Alinnn c for I 8n7
Lead,, All Olliers—Runic Kensons Why.
"The Philadelphia Press" Almanac for
1897 is beyond question lhe most complete,
comprehensive und valuable almanac pub
lication issued by any newspaper in P
syivania, and is in all respects fully the
equal, if not tho absolute superior of the
best, publications of tbo country. It is iu
a word Worthy of tho great ' newspaper
whoso Diimo it bears. Local features
Included in it, which have never appeared
iu any similar publication. A complete
list of tho judges aud county officers of
every county In tbe State is among those.
It gives tlie official vote iu detail for Penn
sylvania, Now Jersey. Delaware and Mary
land, and tlie vole by divisions fer Phila
delphia and Camden. It gives the most
complete dirt
governments ever printed, and in its
church directory for l'liiladelphia presents
what
<ry of the
tho
ice.
Let
iu
at
al templed —
lag tlie
iinborsiiip, and i
■rival strength i
bur lies of ell i hi'
■ l"
general depart
ass of well odited,
pn
's-rd inf.irnu
IV, 111 SO Vttlu*
dligent citizen
e.st in iiis government
afford
it bring* up
uldo a manner tin
d lu
with.
Lo (Into <
•ty ii
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of ijubj.v
't lie hook is
ba
dsn
ti'ly printed
d stilts
Daily
>' .90 pages and is
sold L>j newsdealers f
to any address post,'
lleqnesi for I hllilion's iltuno.
By tbe will of William Canhy, which
probate in .Judge Crus
sau's court yesterday afternoon, Hie Homo
for Frlondless aud Destitute Children is
left $699. During life Mr. Can by was
much interested in the Homo and was cue
anngers.
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Va cents,
prepaid.
admit led
o; its
E. Niilicr Wavs.
IIopvai o. N. V
ni knowledge, gu
of your $li'
tonsuuipti
l'iI III observing Iho <*l
— .- Silva
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propi
romurluiblo Komedy that
brought to my uttentlo
N. U. Danforih. 2nd s
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his
Murk
tem
I. KpsoIiiUoiin.
on", Del., Jail.
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Wll.M
At a special meeting of Divi?
A O il , of Wilmington, D
19. 1897, tin! fi
wore unanimously atlupiml:
Whereas, It has plea.-ed t
just God
dearly beloved chaplain, tlie Rev J)e
J. Crowley, who ilepartcd this life Monday,
'.'7, and
Whereas. By tiio death of
No. 7,
, belli .1,'ill
H re.iolutions
• midst
Of
Jan. is.
• beloved
d a
c hnvd lust a
out .'■qiiriiuul advisor.
Resolved. That
. T in submis
) tlie will of Almighty God, wo sin
'cmed anil
lio by bis upright
•e bad earued tbo good will
■him.
•Iv di'|doro the loss of
•loved chaplain,
ii
dl
:
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Tin
tl,
Ini Inns 1
I Ml tlie
a copy bet,*
to tbo dii
ly pajier*
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appealed in several I'ldlth!
pliia papers.
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Cilice No. 2 West Thir
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POSTAL EVOLUTION.
BTORV OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF
THE MAIL SERVICE.
Cruds Methods of Karlj Agee -HI hi leal
References to the Poet—Beginning of
What Hm Become an Almost Perfect
and a Cheap System.
It seems almost luoredlble, in view of
the wonderful labyrinth of postal routes
all over the world today, that there ever
could have been a time when there were
no postofflees, no letter carrier, no mail
facilities at all.
But, of oonrso, there had to be somo
means of communication even in tho
earliest ages, though these were confined
for centuries to emperors and kings uud
other great rulers. The emperors of
Egypt, of Persia, of Assyria and of
Romo held many lesser kings and satraps
their vasaals. With these it was uec
essary to communicate with certainty
and regularity, and therefore couriers
were employed to carry dispatohes and
reports to and from the more distant
provinces.
Of course no one man or one horse
could traverse the whole ronte, so sta
tions were established along the roads
at certain intervals, where couriors were
always in readiness to relieve weary
brothers, and carry on tho dispatches
with uniform speed. These stations
called "posts, " from the Latin
word positum—fixed or placed—whence
comes the name of our modern postal
system.
In the Old Testament
frequent
references to the posts. In II Chronicles
you will find, "So the posts went with
tho lettors," and "So the posts passed
from city to city. " In Esther also and
in Job and Jeremiah you will find other
allusions to the posts. Bat they were
never for the use of the common people.
Tho Roman Emperor Augustus was
tli© first to establish a system of posts
suggestive of the present system. You
havo heard tho saying, "All roads lead
to Romo. " This was the origin of it:
From Rome as a center post roads wero
built, called "royal highways, " extend
ing all over Europe. After the declino
of tho Roman empire these post roads
wero abandoned by degrees, and during
the dark ages they almost cntiroly dis
appeared.
In tho thirteenth aud fourteenth
turies, however, their need began to be
so strongly felt that posts between dif
ferent parts of the same country were
established, and
ed into other countries. These posts
wero carried first by foot runners and
then a little later by men on horseback.
It was not long, though, before tho
post privilege was extended, and it was
found impossible for horseback riders to
carry the increasing mail, so wheeled
conveyances were provided, and tho
next step was for these conveyances to
carry passengers as well as the mail.
And thus from the post was evolved
the mail coach. What this meant to our
hitherto shut in ancestors it is hard for
us of the present day to realize even
faintly. But it is safe to say that tho
evolution of the publio post and tho
mail coach did more than any other one
thing to hasten civilization.
In tho reign of tho Emperor Freder
ick III, Francis von Laxis, whose grand
father is said to have established a post
al service across the Tyrol and Styria,
entered the service of the house of Haps
bnrg and becamo the founder of the
modern postal system. Through Von
Laxis the emperor established regular
pests throughout his kingdom between
tho years 1440 aud 1498, and at the be
ginning of the sixteenth century the
Austrian post becamo tho international
post of the Hapsburg dynasty.
In France the University of Paris or
ganized a postal service in the thirteenth
century which flourished until 1719. In
parts of Europe then? were brother
hoods and mercantile guilds which es
tablished posts and postoflioes subject
to the government.
In England, in 1668, Rowland Hill
started a private post, but Cromwell's
heavy hand carao down on the enter
prise, and the men who carried tho hit
ters wero trampled down and killed by
his soldiers. Later on Mr. Hill came to
t hose were extend
tho front again, instituted many ro*
forms in the service, and ut last gavo to
England areal and effective postal serv
ice. Louis XI of France founded a postal
system iu 1404, which was greatly im
proved by Charles IX in 1565.
But it was not alone the Christian
nations that felt the need of a postal
service. When tbe Spaniards invaded
South America, they found
syste
news of their lauding was carried to the
inca with incredible swiftness, the post
being runners, who carried around
their waists knotted cords, a code of sig
nals or sign writing.
Coming down to our own country,
suppose wo tako a peep at tho mail
methods iu vogue in its earlier days.
Let us lake us u typo tho postal service
between Boston and New York, where,
iu 1762, a post was established "to goe
monthly. " Post riders, starting at tho
• from each end of the route,
carried tho mails. Leaving on Monday
morning, they met aud exchanged bags
at Saybrook, C
Saturday. Then each
, so that the
thu following
iturned to
his starling point, which, of course,
took nearly another week.
II was Benjami
Franklin that, in
postal
present system is
founded. In tho early days of this sys
tem rates were charged that seem out*
of the present day—be
18%
•cuts for points beyond,
•so this led toswindling'tlie gov
ernment und the smuggling of letters.
Private pxrtius ciurietl mail secretly at
lower rates, and in 1839 Hamden's ex
J 775, suggejted the pit
wliich
lor
servico
rageou:
twcc.li Boston aud New York,
cents, and
'
Of 0
press entered tho field, carrying letters
•ruled in bundles und other packages
loss than legal rates.
But
in us tbo government low
•ed its charges all these smuggler
dropped put of the race. There wt
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LEGISLATURE
PROCEEDINGS.
Bill to Abolish the Post and
Pillory to be Introduced.
of
Dover, Jan. 90, 1897.
Tho House aud Senate caunot agree
the enrolling clerk. In 1395 a Democrat
and Rcnublioun divided tho sala
tween tli
are Democratic it is strange that the Sen
ate will not agree upou the clerk selected
by tho House.
Willie M. Ross Is tho State Treasurer
and not William M. Ross, while Dr. 13.
L. Lewis la state auditor.
The second assembly elected Messrs.
Atkius uud Watson to the samopositions.
Both houses passed the hill to place the
$176,000 loan in Wilmington in the sinking
At tho session of tho Senate this after
noon Mr. Alrichs gave notloe of a bill to
abolish tho whipping post and pillory.
Tho speaker or the Senate to-day ap
pointed the committee on divorce. It is aa
follows: Pyle, Pierce and Feuniraoro.
Roads and Vacant lands—J. M.C. Moore
Meredith and JIunby.
In tho Seuato Mr. Pyle Introduced a bill
for the roliuf of the Ucrmunia Building
and Loan Association.
The divorce bills are pouring in by the
dozen.
Local option may be tho ordor of the day
In Delaware after a while
W A bill will be lutrodPced to grant the
right to distillers to sell in quantities less
than a quart.
Attorney Spruance stated to-day that
tho Supreme court was In fault. In the
Constitutional Convention while quoting
from Blnckstono he said that in 1070
came the Norman conquest and thero was
a. struggle to mulutaln the Saxon customs.
But this liually culminated In the Mugna
Charta about 150 years after the Norman
conquost. This churtor, our friend from
Christiana tells us, simply
the King should not Judge, b
King's judgos might.
Bradford—Tho Supreme Court says
Mr. Spruance—Then tho Supreme Court
was wrong. Every lawyer I
my life regurdod the Magna Charta as the
greutost foundation of law. My friend
that trial by jury is of little con
of
M
I
but
that both
ousea
decreed that
ut that tho
Mr
over mot iu
tells
sequence.
Tho Convention went Into committee of
the whole to tako up the first report of
the committee on soeuring the purity of
the ballot. Section one of that report,
dealing with tho various election offou
sos, which was
committee of tho wholo
reconsidered for tho purpose of mukiug
several amendments. These, with a.sin
gle exception, worn merely to improvo
tho verbal form. Tho othor amendment
adopted declares
adopted by tho
Friday,
offender any
"who shall by force, threat, menace
intimidation prevent
hinder any per
qualificd for registration from being
registered, or any person qualified to vote
from voting according to his choice.'
Further consideration of Section 1
put over until to-morrow to allow Mr.
Spruanco to prepare an amendment
then taken up and Mr.
Bradford continued his argument of Fri
day in favor of trial without juries iu re
spect to election offenses.
a believer in tbo jury 6ystein.
experience i
Delaware bus been to tho discredit of Iho
jury system. Tho great majority of such
cases cannot bo brought to a
It Is futile to leavo this matter
General Assembly. If wo havo
courage to adopt this system
expect tho Legislature to do it.
"Members call this proposition
vation," said Mr. Bradford. '
innovate if we wish to progress. Wo must
take heroic action if the State is to regain
her good name. Unless we can stamp out
bribery there is no use in mukiug a new
constitution.
"If there were to bo no right of appeal I
should hesitate to press this extraordinary
proposition, but thero must bo an appeal
given by tho section under debale, both
to facts and to law."
Mr. Spruunce opposed tho proposed
tide, making a strong argument for rght
bv trial by jury, after which tho conven
tion adjourned.
it was agreed to hoar a committee of
colored citizens of Milford Friday after
the question of education. Slml
belng ehosen by tho
colored communities throughout the State
and general interest in bettor educational
facilities is being aroused.
^
Section 2
"I
election c
is lu
But
conviction.
tho
tho
caunot
in no
We must
P
lar commit! cot
to
of
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Mrs. F,liner Craig, No.Peoria,111.,says:—
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:dy.
fore
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remedy, beforo my head and eyes were cleared
of their dull aching, and I am growing stronger
every day. I cannot do half justice
praise of this medicine."
Pills with tin* Nervura.
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City, tho most successful physician in curing
nervous and chronic diseases, ei
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' " ip,U idflT i
io
Allow.) Interest
Money a* Folk
demand p(*r ooitt,
ei )J days' uutloa ! (.
Dopoiff* payable after ac days'notloa 3 l»if
Active bn* luoas aocouniaavo not taven.
.1 Kxocuior. Ad nlni8
Trustee. Gunr liao. K.toolver an I
Dcpofl Ha payable
Dcpoaits p iyiilda
We
'1 hi' vomp uy
gini proof vaults.
HI N.I. N11;LI)S, President
A, Vice I'rostilant,
N. TreUfliiiNU'.
IIIHNt
, I
L. J. BROMAN
100;" Market Street.
Estate nud mortgager. Special
o citrool p< <»pe
II
.I collect
d«
a| pUcHiilA
.Iwelllng-* daily What havo you
a. II.\ U'KINB, 713 Market street
i.v 18-1 r
Wa Hava
Will
Iti'i
BECKETT'S.
G and 8 WEST SIXTH STRfcET
Quick Liiiuii, Oyster anil Chop
House.
J,
Tlie Only Filling lUilse Open A
Night
J 4 8
foil ' !'! i r K i\ l ''i J s llS '
! MI- 1 At Drug 8tor'->. 4 ii M*Vr «el
j IVIL J P .ruri Wilmington. ' —
43
Rent
•pun.DINfi It IIIC iv — All graffO)
D qunotitjr. JOHN M SOI.
Fbouesutf aud m
• 11 /
-OMON.
.TblrJ siroot
A ID
*m.S**j& —a**
8S
fair In a gonteol and successful manner,
Mrs. Afaranda Jester, mother of Ch#s,
Jester of Wilmington, Is visiting Mrs.
Morris, her niece. This ladj although at
the age of 81 years travels alone and seems
to have hor faculties the same as ever, ex
cept that she Is afflicted with deafuoss. be
' g obliged to use an oar trumpet.
Wo often notice lossoa that are found by
advertising In the REPUBLICAN; because
all level-headed people know whut Is best
for them and read the best dally paper
printed.
If your Reporters are like the Chester
boys they are awfully good souls for
haveone fellow who attonds church eight
times on Sunday and then by whut
he gathers up It don't seem os though
half of his time is engaged.
Our town has been a scone of distress by
so many homes being afflicted with the
mouster "death" while some have taken
their own llvos.
The funeral of James, tho colored man
who hanged himself at Stroud's lumber
yard,
uud white
by the white
conducted by
Paul's P.|K. Church.
A Chester gentleman who attended the
Barkadulo races it seems to get himself Into
trouble.
Bryan Burke has returned to his homo
after visiting his friends at Fairvillo.
It ia well for him he came home or that
other fellow would have captured his sweet
hoart and what a trouble wo would have.
Salvation Oil is repeating Its euros of
neuralgia, rheumatism, headache and
toothache every day until their name Is
legion. Price 25c.
'• a<ker n Wllinlitsioulua.
James Walker, aged 28 years, formerly
of this city and employed as a fireman
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
and instantly killed by Robert Keller, a
saloon keeper near Brunswick, Md., on
Monday evening shortly before midnight.
Walker and a companion entered the
saloon and asked for beer when be ami
Keller hnd
od to Kellor and the latter drew a revolver
and fired, tho ball entering tho heart
Keller has been arrested.
The Clmnsciii ihc Woniliei*.
When Wilmington awakened yesterday
morning they found the mercury below
the freezing point. Shortly afternoon
begun to falling and at 9 o'clock a
heavy rain had succeeded the while flakes
The mercury rose during tho night aud
when early risers got ou the street this
morning they found tho meroury 28 de
grees higher than it was yesterday morn
ing. Tho change was welcome but may
not last long.
aud
■
largely attended by both black
. lie was very much respected
people. The services were
Rev. Francis
Tattt, of St.
knot
words. Walkor advuuc
roiiimtmioiinrH Want. Money
and Finance Committee of
City Council last night heard George \V.
Bush and Dennis J. Menton of tho park
commission ask for an apn: oprlatiou to
used for park purposes. The men stated
bow badly the commission is In
funds, and asked tbe
members to help them got money.
The I
bo
«ed of
of the
-oporati
P UHblO SALE OF HEAL KST ATE-Wlll
^ ^ be sold
the •> n-in Is
Tuesday, January CG. l3uT,
W11 in I nu I uu.
O'.
o. I-Tho three atory briok bulldies-.
sunt lie ant cor of Twelfth mid French street h.
(No. Ilu4 French Blret-I) with s •.'■Blury
u»nble in rear, lot 20 It « in. by
"loro or less, to the cantre of the wall
south.
No.
eriy
t J iu.
i ho
— hot of ground adjoin mg above prop
i Flench street. 3.' It. 5 in. by hit It '•! lu
• or less, with a 2->iory
bouse known ns No. ll.'IO French "s'; roHt.'uud n
2-story frame dwelling-house known
IHO Kiizuheili street.
No. S— 1 Tho 3 story brick dwelling house..Vo
1330 King street, lot 1C ft 6 In by Hi ft.
made known on day of sale.
JUGAlt A 1 INLKV. TruHt. o.
L \\ Stidham, Au«
To:
i 10*21 23-25
P UBLIC S.\I.E—Household
furniture. etc.,uiNo. 015 Mudiso
kitchen
SATURDAY, JAV, 23rd, 1897,
Al9 30 9'clOCk.
(oosistingof bedstead#, stands, ingrain,
nig. stair uarpetH. lounge, extension cable
uud chairs, curtains, stoves, glass and china
, kftclioii utensils, and many other ar
ticles not montloned, OLL1E CLOUD,A
lao*8t
P ltOPOBALS FO!t$ 7'I.OOJ SINKING FUND
LOAN. Wllmlngtoo, Delaware- Propo
sals will bo received at the CityTreasurer's
office until 12 o'clock nt noon on Tuesday,
January 26, 1897, for tho .purchase of all
any portion of the above loan to be is
sued in bouds of $50
multi nles thereof,
.said bonds are being issued by authority
ofau act of the Legislature and pursuant
to an ordinanco of City C
coeds to bo used for the
Loan No. 27 and part of Lot
flnOJHJO and 126,900 respectively.
This loan will bear interest at the rata
of 1 per cent, per annum, payable semi
annually
October i
til, the pro
•ilemption of
No 28, being
1 ho firs
days of April and
:li year aud is redeemable
follows:
April 1, 1910..
October 1, 1910..
April 1. 1911..
October I, 1911 .
April I. 1912..
$.9,700
»<>
100
.... 28.200
,. ..29.050
....29.930
,. .. 59.8(10.
clolnir I, J91
April 1, 1913...
October 1. 1913
Tbe s
350
JCiS.sful bidder
required to settle for the bonds
fore 12 o'clock at noon
• bidders will bo
.* I)c
Niliirduy.Janu
Addi
Joseph K. Ailants, City Treasurer,
Sinking Fund Lon
nil bids i.
THOMAS E. YOUNG,
OTIIO NOW LAND,
JOHN S ROSSELL,
Sinking Fund Comniissiuticrs.
F. J. MirNULTY.
JAMES It OIHCKLY.
HENRY W. ZEBI.EV,
Finance Committee oi City Couneil.
Attest: JOSICHIJ K. ADAMS, City
til bids in sealed
arkctl
i'be right to reject any
:i'ved.
jl«
Foot
Masquerade Costumers
ATIIK LEADING Cl
bOSTUMERO
OF rill LA DI'I.PIIIA,
WAAS & SON.
is
■r
l oi
i.o
It
825 RACE STREEf.
you
tra
Thenttlcnl
hire
Masque
Ciilnloiiui s sc
I Maaqin-rnde
('V
nstomor
■ OinmatlooMte
i
Very
i
TliOiitileal Goods terrale.
1)21 eo»t V4
Genuine imparled
OLIVE OIL
N
U,
from
dog
in
ed.
aneo
every
We liaadle only tlie finest quality
especially adapted for
DRESSINGS and SALADS,
in pint and quart bottles.
suites.
bit*.
pets,
t iqno
Z. JAMES BELT,
DRUGGISTS,
Sixtli and Market Sts.
A CHANCE FOR Nl jt HOME
Will '
II at a bargain Iho desirably located
co, N. E. Cor. of 5tb and Jcfforsou
.xamino and judge for yourself.
Cflmeg
Hod
DANIEL W. TA.YL0R,
ROOM 400 EQUlTAItLE BUILDING,
^inlb and Marlcot Stroets
J, R, HUDSON 4 CO.
Nos.'15 and 17 Market St.
All
ladies'
Harrison Brothers Town and
Country I'aints.
Leather and gum belting, and oils for
machinery and burning oil
J20
of properti
Dent for March. '1.
a<ly I c i'distribution. Cali tumid get
IJaWKIN* iV t o..
Iteul retnle As nit?.
tJ Market btrcet
Our priuted ii?
Rent List
.
Heads
by
ID
[
What'a your
husband's work?
Does he have to do anything as hard as your
washing and scrubbing? It can't be.
What can a man do that's as hard, for most
men, as this constant house
drudgery is, for most women ?
If he has any sympathy for
you, tell him to get you
Pearline. Sympathy is all
very well, but it's Pearline,
not sympathy, that you want for washing and cleaning.
Nothing else that's safe to use will save you so much down
right hard work at the washtub or about the house. It saves
money, too—saves the ruinous wear on clothes and paint
from needless rubbing,
rv/naono
/
SJ
FC*
some
Ek
1
LOOK THROUGH
A MICROSCOPE
i
at tho matter deposited od
tho teeth and gums of any iudivid
ICNTMl
THYM
/I MYRR
ORRt
nnl, and yon will see a great num
her of animal and vegetable para
sites. To keep the mouth free from
theBe germs you must use some an
tiseptic Metbol and Thymol are
the best They are both constitu
cuts of
r
I
L
VIOLET FLORAFOAM
f j
Hence—Violet Florafoam is the
best toolhwash made, because it is
truly Antiseptic.
It nets by destroying parasites in
stantly. It whitens the teeth, per
fuinos the breath and contains noth
ing injurious.
[ij
gi
NOTE ITS ECONOMY
It only costs 20c and requires but
a few dojis on a wotted toothbrush.
One bottle can be used by a whole
family.
25C.
For Side by all druggists.
ft
It is an HI wind that blows
no one any good.
The RECENT COLD SNAP
has made a brisk demand for
our HARD LEHIGH,
have a good stock,
your orders and you will keep
your pot boiling and ours too.
But wo
Send in
Geo. W. Bush & Sons Go.
raises sia:ET waar
COAL TIME
%
f
IS AROUND
Everybody wants good, strong, heat
producing coal. We pride ourselves
y upon our ability to select the Best and
J Purest Coal to be had. We also pride
v ourselves upon our prompt delivery.
I It isn't pleasant to wait a day or two lor
J coal to be delivered in the middle of
winter. We would like to have you
: of our patrons and (eel sure
3 alter a trial, you would never go
elsewhere.
;>,V!
r Txl, j! .
mxx
•if
F
bt
as
F
CHARLES W A RN ER COM PAN Y,
.1"
Uontcul Oilleo, Nlutli uud Slit ploy dts
Foot of Market. Street.
11
T. II. Win*. I ill Ii mill lilng Sirov in
is the place, l'ettljoim a breakfast food. 0
a package; this tullio lto.ir brand,
genuine. A net Jemima's
Hingc. Lurgo throe poued paelt
l. ir/o throe,pound of self raising Uuclt
cat Hieoiits a packaue. Tliero
■r buckwheat on tho market. Klg soft Cal 1
l oi nut pruiH'P.
liouiul; t-hoo are olrgaut. Very while, clear,
i.o core, evaporated tipples, Ce a lb. bed Soal
maeiiioni Tea package;
ii puckngo
It is cheap at this pried Vermioilo,
h a long, full
class goods and
•» by
•. Graham wafeis K'o a pounu;
cak cm fresh every week. Egg
pound;
innttcr what y
you don't ge: any t
ie bilking soda; why
tra line.
whole poun 1 '/ |
any soe
jitn't toll you about
y white sugar, for
('V for
lie
Very light, I might
a pound; c
tun t or. 2
loaf sugar ■<
a pound
street* JiO-O
W1UIFS. FI
N OTICE—I would cull the attention af
zeus who own or harbor do*s lo aeci
U, City Ordmalices, to prevout. aonoymu-e
from uogs. as I'ol!
owner, nos.'tvsor or harborer or any
dog rimll not hulorc tlie 20th day of Jauuaiy
in every year causa tho same to bo legisier
ed. or shall suffer
pcctnl-cs to giro itnsonablo cause of annoy
aneo to any peiaou by barking
every porson so offending
Hour* of niglHtei mg 8. ;(J a. u
JOHN F.
Ilia
dug,
bo lined tr..
piJKEIC HALE—ilousoliold, kitelie
fur
825 Adams street.
iriki o
'IIIUUsIlxV. j
consisting of
suites. 2 wa rd ro lies, secretary, extension
bit*. C
pets, oil
t iqno china ami many oibur vhlnablo artlele
JiU-tt Geo Drake, Auc.
, 21. 189?.
parlor suite, a ohamber
a, bed and bedding. brusHCls car
lallugs, curtaliiM, glass and
IT COSTS NOTHING
CONSUL!
EYE SPECIALIST.
^ >W. H. PODESTS,
FRIDAY, at
606 Market St., Wilmington.
if you have been having unusnnl
little extra use of your eyes
Cflmeg nnooyanre.ifon'f delay, tlie oxatniuu
Hod aud advice iu positively FUlili.
headaches lately,
,E E HUKILL.
429 EAST FIFTH STREET,
(Lute at 2nd and Tatnnll Streets,
All kinds of sewing fur children, also
ladies' Underwear. Children's dress
making a specialty.
o22-3m-t-f-s
MRS; MOORE
lire troiu the (raffle to the grave
9«tiefa' .tlou
25 and vjo
u ii • tl
Heads yo
by the lines ia your hand.
giiiuanieeO. 714 It lllb street.
v -
ICE—THE COUNTY ASSt 8bMENT IS
completed und
N
0
1
following places:
Kir.it district—First ward—J;
kiu'a cigar store, No. 215 \V. Fourth St.
Second ward, Michael Gillespie's cigar
store, No. 632 E. Third St. Fourth ward,
Joseph Cross's barber shop, Fourth and
Lombard Sib. Eight Ii ward, Charles E.
Taylor's cigar store, Sixth and Lombard
streets.
Second district—Third ward John Stan
Haul's saloon, No. 897 W. Second St Fifth
ward, Nancy Quigley's saloon, No. (120
Madison St. Ton lb ward, Margaret Bur
kin's saloon, Ploasunt ami .Jackson Sts.
Eleventh ward, Itohert ('ottingimm's sa
loon, No. 300Maryland uve. Twelfth ward
Phillip K. Shea's saloon. Fourth and Scott
streets.
Third district—Sixth ward, William II.
Lloyd's grocery store, No. 705 King street,
Seventh ward, William B. Smith, Jr.,
grocory
avenue aud Jefferson Bt. Ninth ward
Joseph J. Itigby's cigi
Market street.
The assessors will bo in session at tho
Court House (Levy Court room)
ary 26, 27, 28 29, and 30, for tbo purpose of
making any correct!
name
been omitted.
Har
, Southwest corner Delaware
•c, No. 2000
.1.
;d placing any
the assessment list, that may havo
J. D M'COY.
First District.
JAMESF EARLY,
Second District.
CHARLES WIIANN,
Third District.
J15-lOt
N OTICE—'1 bird Btrcet bridge will he uloBed
to irattle, beginning Friday, until fur
dl if
flier notice
S. H. STAATS
EMBROIDERIES.
Now importation
Nainsoook and Cambric Edgings
Witli Insertions to Match.
Nainsook Embroidered All-Overs
for Children's and Infants' Wear.
Torchon, Valenciennes. Black and White
SILK LACES.
Cotton and Linen Edgings.
A choice assortment.
S. H. STAATS
405 Market- Btreet.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
•5-t-t «*t
Mum Mm
with this result i
Of Del
Its an
nual |
high preist, <7. V. Har
priest, Albert If. Polk;
II Blaine; grand scr
a
h
your
be.
?
for
all
--- .....—, -ohn Hutton;
grand treasurer, J. Jnokwn Pl.ro.j grand
•eoret.rj, Janies H. Prlcet grand chap
lain, Charles A. Fall.
Grand High Priest Harrison made the
followingappolntmonu: Captain
host, John K. Sparrow, principal sol
er, William T. Gut-hne; royal aroh cap
tain. Lawrence BKo into; master of the
third vail, Alexander Pullen;
the second vail, J. H. Rile; master of
the first vail, Thomas A Dsery; sentinel,
George K. Yutes; lecturer, George W.
Nut*. A banquet followed at which
brief addresses
of the
ourn-
master of
Kaiuru lli« NKiiIon
Hm person who took tho pair of nickle
plated skate* from Robort S. Vornon's
overcoat pocket in tbo
at Got
dey's Commercial Oollego, Eighth and
Market streets, is known, and if ho does
not return them, he will be prosecuted to
the full exteutof the law. The joke has
ceased to be funny. If they are returned
nothing will be thought of It, if not tho
law will be set going and the guilty party
W. S. Vernon.
punished.
WANl'KII
W ANJ'KI) IIRLP Thousands of good
places under Hie McKinley AdinlniS-.
traiiou In every part or tho country,
you want ooe? the Mid-Winter edlilo
National Recorder will tell how to get a
■Ulon.Send five cents In stamps to tho No
llonal Recorder, Washington. D. O. ico-lit*
W ANTED— Girl for housiworir, good cook
with reference, i lie w tit to Bt. JiW-W*
W ANTED —Weekly Republican Aug.
18W. Five cents this office. nl:
Do
or
i ltd
od
■Ml'
TIT ANTED—Agents *20 «
»» worksrs. New goods. New plsn. It's
I | e i l, ,K
"**■ "■ cincinu»u. a _
W*"op®b > u7«.St'pJJT'o""#
- **>■ » f
W
fbiiora™* 1 Il " , y" , l « l
\\t ANTED—By a young man a position to
VV drive wagon and take oar* of bor.sej
or working around store. Good referenda.
Address J II tills office. jo-tr
W AN TED—Healed proposals for llghtlug
the Jail at Now Castle by the year.
?»«>• '7' 11 , bo received until January I8tb,
18 ® 7 * Address II BN it Y M W HITS.
_ Chairman, State Road. Bel.
W ANTED—By the last of March. 8 or 4 uu
furnished rooms ror light house keen
must bo north ol Seventh and west of
Market- Address Housekeeper this offloa.
JlMt* :
is
lPf>
ANTED.—Help mrowied tor bottif
restaurant* and private familiar at
rLott ngtlce. Apply at th* Wlimlnftoa
Intelligence * 010 % No. I*> Sklpley strait
Tirl7-tr
FOH MAI.It
lT'Oll BALE—a: Laioliw. 28 counter aliHft%
„ , H , r J /""l belting, » circular
sans amt tables. 1 vice. 1 grindstone, flctro.i
inr saws, ibis la the maoliluory or tbe Amerl
oan Corn Cob Pipe Company,
cheap, us It baa to lie moved.
and will be ttoid
OWEN J. I11-S8ION.
No. 817 Lancaster avoimo.
dW-tf
i pOH 8ALK-3-»fory brier house, 1307 Wash
Iiih'oii street, 1 ! looms, sower connec
tions, lot 25*H0 toot, mi in first class order.
Owner I.'SvImk i*o further use TorD. will sell
unbiean«'i itli-e. This Is a vory desf
iHh|o pioprriy. tiolnn
next door, 1303.
of
II nest
lhe olty. Apply on tbe premises of
J AHICS 11 DSON.
Jit -'idt*
•JOB BALKOIA KENT—Fine resl'leunei is
• nth and Franklin Mtreeta. Auyuaelnnk
Inn for tine hoiuea shouM nt*e ./ It. t>, Seoli
A Sun, I71U Broome *ir«ei ur J )Pi *" ,n "
IDO It SALE-- Cheap, n N
X 1 elnctrlo motor, can
Apply EG Hodge*. 822 T«l iinII >!. |
ha
IPOK SALE—Ala Inuaulu, a
JL' iiihl hath, with a ied kitchen.
lueMted, front porch mid bao t porch, w ith aU
nmdaraicouventeauM. Address Uargafn ihla
ju
Tj'OK HALR— Ashury Library and Allures,
i For iarms apply to W J Johnson. 8l5
Sliwlloy street or 1218 Fronoh street. J19-3t
TT'OltBAl.F,—50 Fine Plymouth Itock Cook
i arsis Apply bharuuui Dayott Glasgow
Del. Jan 18 ft*
F ■'OKSAl.lt— Horse. 2 seat cari lnge harness
prarle state iucubat or brooder, big lot
ohlokciia, 9 R Eighth street.or bweeney Place
liramly wlno lid. JlS-Ot
bale ok exchange
bnute l" good Older. Add rose G this
V
ofllre.
F oil BALK CUE A P—A bay borso for want
ulnae. Apply at tlits oilioe. if
D H. OeH AIIDT*B
PENNY KOVAL FILM
Are tbe only ganuina Pennyroyal Pllli
made. Tweuty-flv*
Bold by druggist**
■(reel. Philo. Ilf mall
Advlee froo. I.ndlea
oxoarlanoa
'JO3 N. Nluta
bewaro of Imlta*
year*'
I
P ile .
f a PI ICS t Chichester's Cnglish Pennyroyal
rars'jr'LJsT.teiffV.Hf&fvf
tm ^.'k'^^teV'cbe^atG l5o .*!* F li 11 tula.. f*a.
Llpplncott. A Cti
JI0-41*
F
'i HJN D—Sum of
Market street
t.NT—2-nltfely furnished rooms for
e^iitlumen. hent.
F
nud halh. 82U Tat*
J20 2f
)<)H KENT—8 silttsble rooms
kcsplnz.
. Price ft.
J20-21*
OKKF.NTOR b \ t. 1C—Houses 713 Fronoh.
Van lluret).
at lltli and
F fill Till nail, 00.1 \V. 8 tli, 601
8io Wright and
7 roamed home.it
ICenneii plko
HOT. W. Fn
Wood lawn,
truck lot
city limits.
., Dal.
. Iliglilsuda.
•.'fli J. F. NIc
Jltt
TDUK It ENT-Dairy farm near olfy. A
.1" roomed house (Do per month; s
snrden. $7 inoulli; u new
n tvestsrn part of city.
rooms. In
•8M
roomed house tv
11 roomed
fnriiUliod iioiou
quite 1306 West lit Ii at root.
Unit Iruns
Morrow eueet, balweeu
MOIII'O" SI is.lt 3.
10 HI Wo it
J 1-0(1 I l.f
lOli KEN l — I'llvato stables.
J to 4 horses
. Abmison
Jkiqos E. but con,
B
Bill ami
Apply
B' ,, ii«d
WAN
KENT —A dontisble
d <laslruble office room Iii
station. French street
d Mm yland. ave. 1-0 Ot
wlmiX Apply
truck farm of 13 acres and
the Now Cii.
j.pOK KENT
Koa I
Hi root,
jfllf
buildings
city lliiilla liiu
oina.i A bully,
ply
1 Fe
White Hi os.. Fr
•d at sliver
iiii(l
P
Hill HI
Apply
Orniivo
Tj'tOlt KENT
Daniel Mo t.'
Apply
d'll-o
f VOIt KENT—Tos atoie, corner
nud Kirkwood, Apply
struct.
NO. 12
Mari, cl
im
Mil KEN
porch. 810 Du Font, Apply
8rd nud Monroe sire
B
>. McKei
and Conrili
(table
L. J llro:i!'
AO 14 RENT—Cheap,
5N Markni street.
. Apply
V
p)etulsoA. __
von KENT—store aud homo. Apply ju
'1 • ' i.i
H
J|VUlt KENT— Itouino at DiUPiun stn
mu it
OTICIv-lf liorehy given that at tlm pi
c*i>t su'sloti of tho general uasoiubiy.
under sl^nf
Ills wife. E
jl'J-Wt
IS
ply f if a dfvoi ce from
Hast lugs. Hignud
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Ward. 0U3 Market street.
Also Uui
OTIl'15-1 hereby give notloo that. 1 will
oppl.T at tho ooiulng seisloa of Hie Gora
ernl Assembly for an absointo dlvoroe from
hi v wife Margurotta IJoaasoh.
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OT10B - Is hereby givon
to tho Present Session of
a divorce
Vestma^'orin an Veatman,
N OTICB-I hoioby five notice that I ohali
apply at the present scssIkii ul' Him |,«g.
absoluie div
;i "I'fiy
l-e^iNla
my wife Mary If.
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bush And, Ueoigo F,. Fen Is.
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N OTICE—The annual meeting
Cicult Union Asiouiatlnit fi
propurty, will
Suiuiday, ihs 8Qth day of Jan uary. 18A7, at 1
am. DAVID KASTliUBN, Pres.
J15 L'td-'Kw _ 11 Q JUneuinghsm. See,
N otice—H. HosgejSDercer. m. d., ihi Mar*
ket street, mad# tbo eye bio epeulal
itudy In tbe universities of Vienna. Austria
Pork City. In tbs Philadslphia Poly
clirwsand >f ills Fy# 1/ eapiml. lie uaainlnof
cyeetree and (uarantses saUsuorfoo, GoU
glauee 18.00; sue) gU.aoa 50 eoi.is. J8
tlilovusaud recovery or slolou
hold at Union Hall,
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