The Wilmington daily Republican., February 11, 1897, Image 2

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DAILY REPUBUCAN.
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Entered atthe
DAILY, (Excan Hundax,
THE REPUBLICAN BUILDIN3,
f.E. CO& THIRD AND KING STREET.
—BY—
THE REPUBLICAN PRINTING AND
PUBLISHING CO.
THURSDAY, VEBItlitllY II. 18U7.
The Ballet.
The Legislature should make some pro
vision to facilitate voting at our elections.
The Australian ballot is too unwieldy, as
well os to expensive. The envelope sys
tem proposed by Thomas B. Coursey, is
just as secret, less expensive and certainly
greatly preferable. If there is any better
method, we should like to hear it suggest
ed. If the Myers' systeih is practicable
and not toocostly, we should like
tried. With proper care, all juggling
with the count of the votes would be im -
possible. The result could bo announced
a) soon as the polls were closed aud a great
saving in clerk hire would be made. It
should be rnado easy for citizens to qualify
themselves to vote, and at the
cheating should be made iinpoasible. The
tricks of scoundrelly assessors and vil
lainous tax collectors should be rendered
negatory and every opportunity for i. full
vote und n fair count should be afforded.
Fly specks and blots should not invalidate
any man's vote ami the voters' assistants
should be above suspicion. Beside re
turning boards should be compelled to do
their duty aud any usurpation on their
part, should be visited by fine aud impris
onment. Revolution may be avoided by
fuir dealing, but with cheating and usur
pation, it is bound
perhaps the sooner the better for the
country and the preservation of the liberty
V Adi our citizens.
n
tl
fvoutually and
I lie Ohio
•ntiorMhlp.
the next U.
.The struggle in Ohio
S. Senator bids fair to be somewhat liko
State. Mark Han
the contest in
regarded as a good
age the campaign which resulted in the
election of Mr. McKinley, but bis aspira
tion to the U. S. Senate la intolerable iu
the estimation df Senator Foraker, Gov.
Bushnell aud other intelligent legal gen
tlemen. As Hanna refuses to defer to
to
their wishes we may witness the divis
of tho party into
soiuowhat similar to tho condition w
State. If this should
Democrat should be so
contending factions
experiencing iu
be the case, and
lected by the next Legisli
nobody but Hauna would bo responsible,
just as Addioks is responsible for the di
vision of the Republican party in
State. Como, Mr Hanna, withdraw y
pretensions to the Senatorship, or other
wise you may be denounced for dividing
the party, just as Addioks lias been de
nounced throughout the entire country
for a similar offence. Of c
Bushnell, Jones and their pimps are iu tho
tight, the Senatorship belongs to their
clique aud
place.
uf coi
•sc Foraker,
Id aspire to the
else sin
WELL, the much discussed fancy dress
Bradley. Martin bull took place as
mills ago, last evening,
York. Thousands upon thousands
spent
aud handsome ball costumes. The money
l lid out for this ball amounted to near
million dollars. That much money
put iu circulation; it did a number of
fi ins just (hat much good, and i
vrork to hundreds of others The hall took
place in the spacious ball
Waldorf Hotel, in fact the whole hotel was
hat occasion at tho disposal of tlio givers
of the ball aud their friends.
n min ed
in N
of dollars had ho
decor
iy
of tho
io hundred
attended by
who responded in their rich aud
It
costumes, docked with diamond-,
, „ klur'^ kiq gd um Almi^t every char,a
o note
the
ic of L
is XIV and
V
the peasant
king and quee
display of wealth w
fi\
o tho jewel
York. 1
to say the hall was
will bo I he talk of thousands for
nake in
and then again very u
ih Marvel
explain t
the co
Wednesday that
rt 01
lie
c.l that Milton II I! r.vki
c at ic Inspectors ci
In* did
if his c)
lentil
ml, Mr.
Marvel has a!?
lx
lion before t !i
his, altho
chinking so. Mistakes often happi
best and
oht carefully re filial- 1 lam
Our judges are
by any
would oulv result i
Lo be
nislid
I he at
??y who would attempt if.
lie sc
the court
viII allow
with the dispensing of justice to all
fho
come up before it. We think Mr. Ma
was honest in his plea.and did not lui
tngly and willfully
<1
isreproaont the fact >
RDTXG to tlie fac ts, the bill
ACC
has been offered ii
sentatives.
Constitutional Co
i he Honsi
of Repn:
o do n
ith the prose
»y
veution is
Iho paper it is writ to
tutional Conv
self.
at the late election tle j
tj that body. Tho Leg
The people decided that fact
ted for delegate?
introduced
make a le
those who offered them.
have bcei
do
vay with
It,
Tl- !
'oustitutlon; by tlicl
votes they
jitter. Thi
have decided that m
n making what
ssary for the \
State.
go o
rth ul
It bchooi
everybody to
take as
of themsci'
s possible di
4 imp and change,
for years has there b
about. Every phys
been culled into si r
pears to have the ca!
citizens
the disease .
but go at
scrlption and the
yourself. A
A pound of cure all the ti
the means of
Never
much sickness
in the city lias
rnonia up
rom it.
Dot
ily a slight cold,
take ex
ea good care
mil
dlls.
evr Constltutioi
judges shall bo appoin
twelve years. They shall bo appointed
"the Governor with tho consent only
three-fifths of the ti(
thut the
of
death, the Governor shall fill the vaca
by convening tho Senate
appointment.
At 70 years of age any judge may resign
his office aud thereafter receive full pay
until the end of his term, provided be has
rattens in
suggested.
con fir
I ho
:h. Other iu
the judiciary system will be
It is remarkable how
• days.
published exclusively
action against Addicks. Yesterday the
other duilies took It up auil to-day ths
morning papers here and In Philadelphia
followed suit.
On Tuesday the Republican
account of an
"'■■'La..u~-B.'IPW.
ft
of the electoral veto which will Wat
dent elect McKinley tat the White
and elect Garrett Hobart Vice-president
of the .United States for the next four
years, ft is a credit to Delaware that it
cast Its three rotes for the Republican can
didates this time, as by the election of a
Republican Chief Executive of the nation
good times are sure to
their appearance and the thousands of
idle porsons once
more make
given a chance to
honest living at living wages.
of New
A year ago the business
port subscribed about nine huudsed dol
lars for the purchase of a chemical engine,
of the know-alls said it was not
bul
necessary to spend that amount aud re
turned the money to those who had sub
scribed. If the plan hod been curried out
ami a chemical engine purchased
tended, there Is every indication that the
loss from fire would have been lessened by
several huudred dollars,
adage of pennywise and pound foolish.
In
It is the old
Dr McCurdy, pastor of Central Pres
byterian Church, said last evening, while
addressing his members at prayer meeting
that something had hupieuod to him ns a
pastor, that never before had taken place
and that
Mubors in
the death of three of his
i day. being Judge Wales,
Mrs. Elisabeth B. McCombs and Mrs.
Sarah M. Bradford. It
caslons of his life since he bo
wl' Mis
saddest
came a pastor. But grim death's reaper
their condi
rospBct for persons
tlon in life.
THE SHAKER'S IDEA ot MEDICINE
Now a days when a man goes to his doc
tor, he is usually told that he has some uu
heard of disease witii a long name, and
when he leaves the office he does not know
whether it is St. Vitus Dance or consump
tion that is gradually uudermining his
health.
It is therefore refreshing to talk with the
Shakers, for their very simplicity
mauds confidence and respect, and
have the further satisfaction of knowing
that they have devoted thomselves to the
study of disease and its cure for more than
a hundred years.
The venerable old
whom the writer
saw was only too glad to discuss his pet
subject. He said that strange as it might
seem, very few doctors realized that tbroo
quar
of the
ere all attributable to faulty digestion.
He then
prevalent disease
to say that a child of
average intelligence? knows that putrid
decaying vegetables arc poisonous,
and must be avoided, and yet these s;
foods, even if taken into the stomach in
tho freshest possible condition soon de
compose unless digested and absorbed.
In such cases the resulting poisons enter
the system, when achos and pains, weak
ness and debility soou follow m a natural
luence.
ognition of this that led the
Shakers to devote their energies to the
perfection ot a product which would
stimulate the digestive organs aud assist
them to perform their proper work.
Tho first symptom of disordered diges
tion is loss of appetite, and the Shaker
Digestive Cordial
iu supplying any deficiency i
sp; ct, at the same time it relic?
tress after eating. Furthermore,
carefully explained by our venerable
friend, it is .absolutely harmless
Better evidence of the Shakers court
donee iu it could not be found, Mian in
the fact that they have placed 10 cent
pie bottles in the hands of all druggists
ill produce
•kod benefit that
mderfully efficient
this re
all dis
assured that if
such immediate ami
it will be continued.
:e tried it
1 ad lea 1 Ta
e Rest.
•led
Oo
, Sallow
Tired
Fnt
'* Clove i T-ja,
t it
i.
»<dd 0y N. 1J.
i ud
Market streets.
The King *lreel Mni-ltei.
The hill introduced
the Legislature
to lucorporato market house companies in
this city has caused considerable talk
>ng the curb stone butchers. The
•ho have their stiiuds along
redivided on the question,
ry at tho A uglit aud others
the prosper nf market
?s. Then the so called fai
the street and pay re
butchers
King
•o deiig'htcif
5 ?
iMi
^
i
King
street yesterday
vugons, and only
1 farm prod'a .
uRkitu
? (wenty-tw
f the
Tin
bu'eheit
d a Kil
h
yesterday, "The
I'
sol I s
alv
arket day in
he year, lie
ai-o the stock him
Vif Ottti yet '.he clerk of the market is
Jimltosucli 0011,11! ct.
Au.liiili:
■in- 1*
ego of blocking
I
any furl he
1
the
i il.
H.
|)
.M.'irko
.ry Will
'.sil.-ty audtlicnauoihe
relay
!
nays half
li.- had i
old e<
Hint
u tin
•mild
I lie;
! oil
■ lit? killed her
mat to-day fro?
Mu
.. Hi <:»•
d. ! I
'ife
0(1 there
:
' >'
raiM'il by
It is about time
•hero till ' (ho
stigato
For flrst-ela
dyeing
■' i
liyo Works, till) King
The Water Dejxrtim
lnroaf
ill it is said
publish the rules of
he rule
heir de
regarding
, respecting
the notilicati
of the (li
? Still 8,
the deparl
al i
Hand dulla
md i
dlo for
•arlv half of
•should undoubtedly have
puny
hi
and the
ii rebate
r should he mado
Tiieh he does
io p
pay
se. The
Wi
a .should hear this i
und.
The Door
eicctcd tlic following
(Ungers
in conformity with th
io tlioir churtei: M
Mrs. 11. II. Ward, Mrs. N. Rl.
Mrs. Willi.
Ashton T
i; i
Brow
T. Maris, Mrs. Lydia A
Totul i
Hall. Mrs.
V II( tot
' I
l Mrs. J. J. Ti
is eli'Ctct
icy.
A'. J. Dalle
Is
.•rel
edleii
■, largely «•>
;
pe.'fd
ied
■> Dr. Frank It. j
ill.. Mr. Daih
the Clayton II"
l w
ic a I
I<
rs furnished
ml Shipley strut?I
by the plate-or .
oyster depot, co
l
>y«t
.Seventh
its.
?slf
nj I >iV I*
(old I.J
Mi
Hliiloli a Ci
ut) C
Uuiii
CASTOR f A
For Infants and Children.
Ths fae
ligaature
every
4 wr»ipir.
-
tun
a 48
IN :t DAI H.
MENA 1 ,
VB AT I'll VAIK SALE-1
C' J
:rlb
• in?
All wiahlus .0 p
RODI.RT :
invited
11 UK.
A 1,1 TORN) A-
C
An
st rubs, ^ Jui
-nil
for froltfl
. Private
1st perries. Free 1
M, id St.
.1. Bmltli,Age,
pEMOV.v'. llowellS KduIhu.I,
IO No.
4
cet. Tciegllo.
J *"**•*
AMONG THE HILLS.
51; V
Boat Gloraonl ut at th. dew ad Mu
•ah (B«n'»lu).<d aad lookod at the larawar
ffiaUaHdbHHS
Rosa loved the hills as she loved God,
and thought of them as she did of heaven.
She had heard that God
ng and sheltering; so, she knew, were
hills. And heavsnf That was far,
very far, away, and It was hard to reach;
but, oh, It was so beautiful. And the
she dreamed of It the more she came to be
lieve that heaven was somewhere among
those hills.
Rosa was the ash man's daughter. She
lived with the asb
their many weazened, brown children in
the basement of a gray house
street in the gray city ef San Francisco.
The poor little
nothing bright in It. It, too, was dull and
gray, like the house and the street, and
when the cold fog roiled into the crowded
, as it always did in the evening, it
settled about the faces and forms of the
children and made them look pale and
wraithlike.
"Evermore I
great and
the
and his wife and
• gray
in the basement bad
Evermore!" Rosa had
heard the word at Sunday sobool, and It
haunted her. She asked the good sister
what it meant, and she had smiled kindly
and said it meant "always, eternally."
Rosa looked at the sister thoughtfully,
with her big, solemn eyes. "We have over
wore babies at
And
bouse," she eald.
it was. When Rosa, the little
elder sister, had taught the last thin, brown
baby a little patois and encouraged it to
take a few steps, another walling Btranger
would demand those offices. Rosa loved
the brood of little
thuos of their weak ories, and her thin
and narrow shoulders ached from the
, but she tired soine
burden of carrying them to soothe their
crios, and her head ached woefully.
Rosa was a dwarflike girl with a well
developed head, pale, olive skin and big
brown eyes that would not permit you to
forget her. There was a haunting earnest
ness, u wistful questonlng In them, that
you recalled sometimes in gny crowds
whore tho hungry orbs
They followed and troubled you ns does the
gaze of a dog that had lost its owner. There
animal's palu in them aud a hu
man unrest. They reminded you of the
eyes of a woman whom you can never for
got, one who had looked upon the woes
and mockeries of life until she prayed to
die. It was with such a prayer in her eyes
that Rosa Giovanni looked at the faraway
hills. The two smallest brown babies
asleep. Tbo others wore playing in anoth
rooin with children who were old enough
for them. So tho small, brown
hands were idle for onco. They lay crossed
in the lap of the dreamer.
The groat, groon hills! How fresh and
beautiful they look! Hud not Ninu, the
neighbor, told her it was there the flowers
grow, tho dewy, delicate flowers which she
had seen a country man of hers selling at
the place whore many streets crossed? She
hud onught tho breath of some of those
flowers once, and it was sweet
heaven, aud the hills. Ah, to lm\
of them in lior lap
of place.
BO
this moment!
To press her hot forehead against their cool
softness and so forgot that it ached so tor
ribly. Tho half closod eyes opened wido.
They stared In a wild wuy ut the hills. A
resolve was being born, n resolve that
sprung from her Ignorance and pain. She
would go to the hills. They
fur. .Some one had said they
closer
pti.e narrowBtreut omlnmoiiR
•s uml wagons at tho crowded cross
inp. Nobody noticed tiie ragged little tin
lire, for tlio haunting eyes did not eeok j
tlioir faces aud ctiallonge their curiosity.
Those strange eyes looked past tho hurry
ing people to the strip of velvety green be- ,
yond the roofs. She sped along the street,
stopping not for questions. Sho could not
be km Did she not know where she was
going und was li not to tho hills, which
her eyes never left for a moment? She
shivered, but not from four. Tho fog had
wrapped herabout iu its stealthy embrace,
but she thought: "Thu hills will take
; warm and kind."
shorter Shawns tired,
when she left the cellar of the
very
far
away, but they had
They seemed to be opening their soft,
green arms to her. Slio would go. She
would come back again to the brown
babies, but sho must seek that coolness and
rest and the fit
She
•lie," sho said, and tho worn i
its last child's happi- ;
j
!
of me. The
Her breat.
but neti
i
gray house, fur
to thut wavy line of groqii at overy step \
On'co sho fell, but she drew herself up
again and walked
timo. But tho feverish light in her eyei 1
had hoc
burned. Tl
.Sho could
who not coming nonrot
slowly thi
fierce fi;
. Her cheeks
hills were coining closer,
walk much farther. They
knew it, und they were coming to her.
' 1 1 found her lying across the curb. She
was stretching out her ar
walk and Buying something like: 'Ah,
good kind hills! I've found you.' She
hour (
tho sit!
rest have been there
she
cold as the sti
f tho side
talk."
The big policeman put the stunted fo
ito tho matron's
little lamb!''she said. She
ii
"Pec
used to sad sights, but tours filled her eyes
as ahe looked at the drawn, dark features
and warped body.
After they had laid her in the snowy bed
sho opened her wandering eyes up
cots, whereon she
She looked
of c
the faces ol
children.
ithorly face
bonding a ho vo her, then through the win
tho
the sunshine foiling upon a waving
line of greon.
"It
little face took
"Heaven is here among tho hills. '' |
Tho matron drew u sheet over the smil
ing face and they placed a screen about the
cot.—Ada Patterson in St. Louis Republic.
-i n
pi;
■S
) an forth, .'ud uod
AMUStiMEN TS
IAN'!) OPERA
"The Bur;, ar" nppt
•cd last evening
good-sized audience, which w
pleased
with the production.
Jol
W. Lha
" Company,
essful ^c<
H 'O':
1.
eof the
>f the s
, will app
Opera House tin
presenting a program ihut will pic
s well as the
Iho
opuli;
iginality lias been the
Mr. Isht
Each act and spe
d and staged.
.1 Hu
has
point.
att.
mg.
ill he richly cost
' iho Blackvillc rac ?s" will open the e
fr.
best
Im
V
T
.wills
mil,
doubt,
y gri» •
ii
vc title "Otbe
ids
Hi tiler
ggest
- rtiicli will be presented ut the
Irani! Opera House, Sul
Monc
day, February
; t night in Its scope and plan as
13. 1
ling t.re
of the lovers
f C(
•ilv will pe
old at the
it. The story of the play is
beginning, and
song
il other paraphernalia
mitted to intrude upon tho pro
gross of the recital.
Mr, I
xl la
lent. He •
far as it is
lit
!>
gain pul
approval by legit
I his company h.
further.
? of this
K AGON'S
Will be
irand Opera House next
Monday and Tuesday evenings, February
il 16. This great comedy that has h id
tho
15
New York aud all
he other largo cities will be proreuted '■
soubrci.u Alia.
i
ho pretty and bright:
L K
nedy, supported by
company and scenic
•ily. songs
exceptionally
play
II of ni
, medleys and
cannot afford
o miss it. Watch for its coining. There
tho regular prices
d;
soft lie day, and y
rill l.o
ul v
for this very
igi
CASVOHIA.
TV;
■
At
- - .
CURED OF KIDNEY DISEASE
By the Greatest Cure in the
World,, br. Greene's NerVura.
Mr. 8eth E. Parsons, 22 Park St., Albany,
•Id not hold my
hands stilly especially my Uunandjthere was
an involoutary contraction of the muieia*.
"I was very nervous, I
A |
ii
i
k»
p'
MR. 8JETH E. PARSONS.
"M.v food troubled me very i
lug. My kidneys and bladder
difficult to urinate freely.
" I used Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and
say that these diffi
aud my nerves are quiet
soon after eat
were affected
BP
nerve remedy, and I
cutties have left
and my food does not distress me. I feel
without hesitation in saying that I think Dr.
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy has
produced these favorable results."
use Dr. Greene's Cathartic
If coustipated,
Pills with the Nervura.
Dr. Greene, 35 West 14th St., New York
City, the most successful physician in curing
nervous and chronic diseases, can be con
. suited free, personally or by letter.
Kennard
& Co.
Count
side of
the
us on
quality
al.
ways
It may put us in
the Blight of bein fe
unier-sold sometimes
in the minds of un
O'
4- t> Irina* TirwVTvla
^ * * 3 jJUUlJIL/.
But even at that
risk we are loyal to
quality. That is our
safety aud yours.
What does a cheap
pi'ic(' aiUOU llt tO if it
^
je f n ,. nlipnn VillllAp
*^ OIlL.lj-i Villllt'.
ITT ,.,,,1,,,
VV C 111x11x0 vVUiril OllI
, .
IGVG1* tO Cll'ftW tl'aClG.
, ,
and it IS WOVth that
-Jf
xiVJJUra A t#
in
in
A
by
to
Spring of '97
Wool
Dress Goods
Black aud Colors.
A stylish, plain and
novelty all wool dress
fabrics at 25, 37 and
50 cents.
Fine French fab
rics at 75 cents, $1,
$1.25, $1.50, $2.
The new Wash
Cottons - glance in
that large show win.
i i <
(iOW <111(1 SGG S01I1G Ol
the new things. They
are beautiful. 25, 37T
cents
$5
in
! Lo
B.
i
•
to
M
The best and new
est things in the Cot
ton Goods depart
ment 10 and 124 - cts,
1,000 pairs of Chil
dren's Black Hose,
just landed, full regu
lar made last black,
regular 25 cent qual
ity. Our price, 15
cents, Sizes 5 in to
to 84 in
of
Co
Kennard
& Co.
621-623 Marks! st.
,IC 8 A l.U—
P D i
(I
<t Ntven fur
■JUESDAY, FEBRUARY IGih,
C lieail of goort
drlviuar c
or
iicii
■
chief.
iris ot
Patrick keegan.
, A ui'B.
LANCASTER t'O COWS
19 11-10-15
i W
dliain & t
pUBLlCHAi
,E i
THUH8DA Y, FEB. I8tb,
«t 1.30 o'cl
SB
33J
loaJ of
Co. fresh
will s
'ABSMOKft BIUiB.
JjJwooa L, cjteuin.
•an 6m
.linger
i •>
i
no-01,*
5S-HH
1"^
araiiriNu motes.
^Dan Canon
City hurt
this morn
the day in r onfereao* - with
ivtbern Paolflo Rail
firms the statement
ol
thq
. The result oon
oat by the Associated Press last Mon
that the Cor Lett- Fitzsimmons fight
take plaoe at Carson City. It was
decided that Eastern tiekets read "From
Ogden to Carson." Stuart will probably
leave In the morning for Carson.
(41 van-Ward Fight Postponed.
The twenty round oontost between Jaok
Ward, of Newark N. J., and "Midget"
Glynn, of Wilmington which was sched
uled to take place before the Eureka Ath
letic Club of Baltimore next Monday eve
ning, February 15 hits been postponed one
weok owing to Glynn's failure to get to
weight in tne ulloted time. The manage
ment of the club wish to deal leniently
with Glynn and for that reason they
postponed the date of the contest rathor
thou.claim the forfeit money on the Wil
mington lad's failure to reaoh weight 1n
the time given him. As be is at present it
will be impossiblo for him to do the weight
and he so notified the management before
hand. The contes will therefore bo held
George Washington's birthday, Feb..
22. Glynn by that time will have reached
proper weight and Will bo iq supberb
(lition to too tbo scratch. .Ward la
greatly dissqpointed at blsopponeub
ure to reach weight iu tlmehut will
theless continue to devote his spare time
to light work until the evening of the
contest, iheprolimianry bout between
Pater Haley, of Cincinnati and Chris
also down
%
the
'sfaU
nevor
Johnson of this city which
time will likewise be called
for the
off until Monday a weok. Haley who Is
training in company with Ward will keep
him company at the Eureka quarters
the Shell road Baltimore and will continue
his efforts to get into trim. An effort will
be mode In tbo meanwhile to secure the
match
AbeUlman.
Al. Herford of Baltimore is making vig
orous efforts to get together a suffioenc
number of sports to guarantee a special
Nevada to witness the big fight,
from tho nearby towns anxious to
ko arrangements to go West
by bommunicating with Herford iu cure
of tho Eureka Athlotlc Club.
The wiud-up at the Quuker City Ath
lotlc Club next Monday evening will be*
between Jack Kverhardt, of New Oreleaus
aud Charles McKeover of Philadelphia.
Kvci'liardt'6 splendid showing against
"Kid" Lnvisuo and bis victories over
Billy Earnst and Owen Zeizler, have iu
creased his reputation to such
that he
pending between himself and
Any
do
extout
thinks ho can defeat McKeov
aud the latter will have
be in the
best condition to win from the clevor
.Southerner. Evonlardt is training at Co
ney Islund, and will again challenge La
vlugo if he succeeds iu defeating McKeev
One of the most imposing and exciting
scenes of tho season in sporting circles iu
Chester County was witnessed ut the Eagle
Upper Uwchlun Township, this afternoon
when 300 horsemen and L'00 hounds turned
to give pursuit to an unusually flue
and wily specimen of the RoyuarT family, j
The drop occurred at 1.30 o'clock, the
affair being under the auspices of the cion
vllllo Hunt, led by Dr. Giuuvillo Frizer.
hours, Reynard
The
llually succeeding in losing the hounds .
North Valley Hills near Anselmu. Among
the Liouviiie,
lnjted for
the hunts present
Fottstown, Bird), Buuville, Chester
.Springs, Morgantown, Glen Motre, and
Phoeuixville.
Edward Rafferty, catcher of last year's
Scranton Club of the Eastern League, has
signed n contract to play with Lnucustcr
the coming season. This completes tne
President N. E. Young to
day notified the Lancaster management
that they have the prior claim to the ser
vices of George White, tho pitcher wtio
soveral weeks agb accepted Lancaster's
terms* but who has since buon dickering
with Von der Ahe, of the St. Louis Nation
al League team.
An unfortunate but unavoidable
icurred In tho first
ack to day, when live out of- tho
de
at the Barks
dale
nino horsos that started foil. Jockey Mart
in Ford, who rode the gelding Henry H.,
was painfully injured, While Ellis, on lib
tlo Lady, Bourdrier,
ton, i
boro.
Canota; C. Hcus
itox
Kerplunk, aud A. Moore,
:ro all slightly hurt,
Cltv Court Cases.
Benjamin Franklin Hopkius appeared
in tho dock with a luxuriant growth of
beard, when Officer White preferred tho
charge of drunkenness. He wus willing
pay a fine of $1 and cost9.
Michael Mqlouoy
similar offense and
Henry Thomas, a colored lad,
charged witii disorderly conduct.
8cott found James Dougherty
the pavement at Front and Mar
ket. ~ He will sleep at New Castle for 30
days.
Anton Koswiski charged John Keloe
with trespass. Ho ow
and Kcloo persists in going
A flue ot $5 and costs was imposed.
Joseph Weroski was charged with tres
tbe property of Frank Mitchell.
Ho has boon put to considerable expo
by people breaking down tho gato of his
yard and carrying off wood. Then the
children go in and jump
break them. Mrs. Sinnox deposed that
to
charged with a
rated accordingly.
(>1
lying
tho City Hotel
tbo place.
he slats and
• coming out of the
sho saw the priso
yard with a piece cf wood. Jie was fined
$5 aud costs.
The charge of larceny against Kelley
and Harkins was dismissed.
James H. Lemrow of Philadelphia was
charged with forgory and obtaining goods
under false pretenses. Yesterday, ns stated
in the Kkit r.LicAN, ho was arrested as lie
bout to . hip the goods to another
John Tl. Me.Micbaol has been
facturiug "Egyptian Daiuiauo," and
Lo
k i.e
to Phlladel
L:u
an order for
phiaand
•ases for 7. .It
B. Dan forth and
Belt. Lemrow the
ission and camo hack to till# city.
The goods were shipped hero and Lemrow
obtained possession of them by using tho
"sent in mistake'' racket. Ho was about
to ship them Lo Williamsport, Pa., when
l'ocolved i
I):
M -Michaol arrived
the city hall.
Lemrow in court fired hot shot at Mo
Michuol, who admitted he has had eight
weeks, that ho
had failed to pay Lem row's board and
ml I hat he failed
er. Lemrow
partners in tin? last fe
thatim
1 tho udvo
fas discharged,
Ding
1CW HALL DLDICATI'IL
in from I'liilndt-lplilu. El»r
uni I'hta
Brandywine Commandcry Ancient
Illustrious Order Kuiglus of Malta dedi
hall last Tuesday evening,
was a large attendance o
the majority of which wore full dress uni
forms, also vislto '8 from Elam Cominnn
i., Orieutal, Chester, Kudosh
True Knight, and Golden Gate, Wilming
ton, About U.3D P. M. tho Supreme Of
ficers were introduced by Fust Grand
ander, Sir Robert Keenan of Dela
ware? and received by tho Sir Knight C
mandcr John C. Clugston of Brandywiqo
Comnmndery who after a short ad dr
and extending tho "Grand Honours" sub
mitted tho chi'll* to Past Supreme Com
mander Sir Frank (fray who acted as Su
preme Commander in tho nbsenco of tho
present Supreme Commander, G. H. Earl,
of Ohio, Cleveland, who
sent.
The other Supreme officers in charge
wore S. G. Louis K. Stilts; S. C. G., II. H.
Alexander; S. P., Morris B. Bullock; L.
. bugler; John Reese, herald.
speech by P. (J. C.
Robert Keenan trail stored the hall to tho
andery, after which the dedicating
After the dedication
most of the
cated its
There
dery, P
Co I
able
Im
Garris
ees with
The tr
I" 1 /
services
addrease
visitors aud also members of Brandywine,
after which the commnudery adjourned,
when about sixty members formed in line
and inarched
•c heard fr
617
428
802
16
417
419
813
the Merritt House
rhe re
5(1:
the foil
Blue Points.
C (Vre'
Boiled Haddock.
Fominas Parish
; (ffiow
Sauce.
Olivos.
Sweet Midgets.
Brown Sauce.
Breiilod Oysters
ust.
Lobster Salad.
Sweet Broad Croquettes
rioret, Sherbet.
vith Pc
Cold Turkey.
berry Sauce.
In Maryland.
• C
cd Terrapin.
Ice Cr
for
•ted Cakes
Af
Finger Rolls.
Coffee,
st-master.
Maryland Biscui
J. K. Morri?
: credit is due to
(.
agor J. B.
roll of tho Merritt House, for the
•liich tho
M
•ay in
served.
A PlrnHlns I'ortioii
Of the entertainment for the bicycle si
will be tbo minstrel performance partici
pated in entirely by % the club
The bicycle show * c
Auditork
■in here.
at tho
Monday next.
V
RootT
lUXft
I
Rtf
Ton. Rufiv
. Hold by N- B.
Mtraate.
to in
a...! pit*
Xianfoi
At.
. / Vi >i '.*£■':■*£?■
" .fcU Z
H
%
Better than
lard. Cheaper
than butter.
Two-thirds as much will do
the work of either.
O.nnln. Cottol.n. t> >old avarywhar. with trad, mark.—"ObHoUn." and
$te*r t head in cotton-plant wreath —on every tin.
cookery, Will be eeot on receipt of tbla advertisement and six cents In stamps.
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, Onioado, III.
LOOK THROUGH
A MICROSCOPE
m
at the matter deposited on
the teeth and gums of any individ
ual, and you will see a great num
ber of animal and vegetable para
sites. To keep the mouth free from
these germs you must use some an
tiseptic Methol and Thymol are
the best They are both constitu
ents of
I MCNTHO
| THYMO
^ I • ORRI3
D
r
ft
I e/'J'f i \ L|/V\
1 VIOLET FLORAFOAM
..* a
Hence—Violet FJorafoam is the
best toothwash made, because it is
truly antiseptic.
It acts by destroying parasites in
stantly; It whitens the teeth, per
fumes the breath and contains noth
ing injurious.
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NOTE, ITS ECONOMY
f
0
It only costs 25c and requires but
a few dope on a wetted toothbrush.
One bottle can be used by a whole
family.
rf
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i
Z V
For Sale by all dr uggisfcs.
25C.
The Best Coal
Is that which gives the greatest
amount of heat with the least
waste. THIS IS THE KIND WE
SELL, We will be pleased to
have your order and you will be
pleased to have the coal:
Geo. W. Bush & Sons Co
«
nsicB hirst rw
RESUMPTION
OF SUMMER SCHEDULE.
Warner's Phila- and Wilmington Propellers
Are again running regularly between Wilmington and Philadel
phia, (connecting with all points) and will continue to do so
unless again interferred with by ice.
Pier 9, South Wharves, Philadelphia.
Market Street Wharf, Wilmington.
CHARLES WARNER COMPANY,
WALLPAPERS AND WINDOW SHADES
Gold papers from 5c up. Oil cloth shades from 25c up.
GEORGE W. GOODLEY,
N. E. COR. EIGHTH AND ORANGE STS.
-in-w-f-tr
FOR SALE.
618 East 7th Street, 908 King street
821 East 7th street, 611 West 3(1 street.
323 East 7th street, 211 West 9th street.
824 West 2d street, 1310 West 13th street
835 Van Buren St. 1118 West 8th street.
9!!HPino street. 507 West 5th street.
835 Tatuall street, 2313 Jefferson —t.
837 Tntnnll stroot, 841 Madison street.
1218 West street. 302 Broome street. *i
1202 Jefferson street, 1214 West 8th street
1312 Shallcross ave. 904 Van Buren St.
010 East 9th street, 1217 West 7th street
1012 Pennsylvania Ave. 1119 Tatuall St
943 Kirkwood Street. 308 K. 8th St.
Stop iu and ask about them.
DANIEL W. TAYLOR,
ROOM 400 EQUITAULI3 BUILDING.
Ninth and Market Rt
Real Estate and Mortgages,
Fire Insurance.
FOR SALE.
617 Orange street, 8 rooms
428 and 430 South Harrison St. 8 r
802 M ost Eighth
16 East. Twenty second St
417 East Second St
419 East Twelfth St
813 and 815 Lombard St each 8
10
.1
m
H
GEO R. TOWNSEND & CO.,
804 MARKET STREET.
J. R, HUDSON & CO.
Nos. 15 and 17 Market St.
Harrison Brothers Town and
Country Paints.
Leather and gum bolting, and oils for
machinery und burning oil.
J*>
i COSTS NOTHING
FRIDAY, at h m or nee '
606 Market St..Wilmington,
If you have been having unusual
n little extra iree ofyom-eves
novam e, don't delay, U.<? examina
tion aud udvitio lavosiUvvli' i ilME*
l\ EYE SPECIALIST,
/W. H. P0DEST1, —r;
V
headneheo lately,
For Rent
Security Trust anil Safe deposit
Con pmy offers the (allowing desi
rable houses at reduced rates
WEST SIDE.
No. 922 W. (5th St, 7
Cor. Cedav & Bi
No. J14 \V. 12th St. 8 roomi
Sts., 4 rooms, store
l bath.
No. 223 Monroe tit ,
No. 611 Jefferson St., 9 rooms and hath.
No. 819 Madison St., tl rooms and hath.
No. ' C03 V
.s uml hath.
Huron St., 9
No. 407 W. 0thSt., 7 rooum and hath.
No, 808 Adams St., 11 rooms aud bath.
No. 1100 West St., 9 rooms and bath.
No. 1323 West St., 9
No. 1207 Lancaster
. and bath.
is and buth.
. 0 rooms and bath.
and bath,
is. & kitchen.
No. 1209 Lancaster uve , 6
No. 913 Layering avo., 4
No. 417 Tatnuli St.
No. 419 Tatuall St.
No. 423 Tut nail Sr.
EAST SIDE.
Fifth and French Sts. (shop).
No. 1 Lodge St.
No. 816Kirkwood St., 7 rooms.
No. 108 E. 12th St., 7 rooms.
No. 1127K. 14th St., 5 rooms.
No. 1121 E. 14t.h St., 5 rooms.
No. 1011 E. 13th St., 5 rooms.
No. 1205 Forrest St, 4 rooms.
No. 417 E. 8th St., 10 rooms and bath.
No. 703 East 6th St., 4 rooms and store.
No. 407 Tnylar St, 8
No. 1013 East 11th St., 13 ri
No. 1138 East 12th St., 6 rooms and bath.
and buth.
. and bath,
i. aud bath.
No. 11 TOE 12th St., 6 r
No. 1013 "burch St., 7 rooms and bath.
No. 1015 Church St., 7 rooms aul bath,
! No. 1012 Spruce St., 6 rooms and bath.
No. 1123,Railroad
1127 Railroad .
j (|
e., 7 rooms and bath,
e., 7 rooms and bath.
Sis., dwelling
Jf ooi-m5.
Twelfth ami Brandy
and
w-ariS
WiW ll lj g
SSSPwSio
»jf rseh Bx
at
valuable information
Ad
%
WANTED
Houses to rent L. J. Brora an, Rest Estate
A rent, 1106 Market street.
jift-imeod
W
ANTED-Weekl
IttOO. Five
W ANTED-Agents fiO a week sur
workers. New goods. New plan,
a winner. Every family iieads it. Hells at
sight. Household HneoialtjrCo.. No. 18 & 4th
street, Cincinnati O.
'i
W
ANTED—Men
work Industrial In
i'» suraoee. Those having worked for
I rudential preferred Address ianustrUl
tlile office. di-tf
Wj anted— By ayoua*
VV drive wagon and take
iroirul stare. UooJ refer »no».
J9-tf
a p isielnn to
of horsei
working
Address J H this offlo®.
W ANTED.—Help inrnisnea tor hoist i
restaurants and private families si
EogsrjwnaSB;
W^O-A young Swedish girl to'ai
HVioii^j3s;ss! , 5lST" rfc
W A ^ i®7\ womiI1 wlth reference for
geuoral housework at 8M1 Delaware
avenue. f8 _| •
FORMA ME.
F OR BALE OK RENT—Fins rssidenosi it
9th and Franklin streets. Any on# lott
ing for tine homes should ses J. K. D, Basis
ft Bon, 1710 Brooms street
l Old vr. lore,
a-tf
F orbade ok rent— store amjdwetuoz
southeast corner Uhesiuui. end Frank
lin streets.
FOK RENT-Bakery and dwelling SM K
bcoond street.
EUR BAKE—Very desirable residence f»
Adams street. Apply John MoCUukey, 707
Adams street. fS-tm*
TpORSALB OR RENT-A well established
X' bakery at northeast comer or Beveatli
and Tatnall streets. Apply to George S. Os
pelle, Nstlousl Bank ot Wilmington and
lirsudywlne. n«
"IJH)RBALE—Tbo suMcriuer having
JJ cows than ue wants will sell six or his
best fresh oows on reasonable terms Aug
—*. Carlin, Harmony, Del. fd-Hf
TjIOH bale cheap-a bay horse
JLJ ol use. Apply at this offloe. tf
F OR SALE—Fifty Barred Plymouth Roost
ors. Pure stook. Apply to J. W.
DAYKTT, Cooobes Bridge. Del.
for win
r\R.DsHABDTS
XJ pennyroyal pills
A re the onlf genuine Pennyroyal PMs
made. Twsaty-nvs jury experlsnss
Bold by druggists. Office, ft* fl. Mult
»**•* fhUfc Of null or at
Advlot tree. 'Ladle* beware
Dons
t ADlEB I Chichester's English Pennyroyal Mi
KKNT
F OR RRNT—dlxroom douses. 816 and 814E
Sixth street, rront yard* ons has lano
garden, look at tliom. Very low rents ftp
ply to Jolm R. Hartman, 418 E Fourth sires*
f6-lW
TpOR It ENT-Nice
X 1 house. 0 rooms, would
pa.tof ground 8 ml!
Apply to Newport Laud and lnvestnioat Co.
109 King street.
; farm, 26
house as4
WiiinonrfaM.
TTlOtt BALE
X' good house
VVRrr.Ington. Apply to * ewport l.a-d s
In vestment Co-. 109 King tdro
KENT-Mice ftt -a 0 ncetf
flat*
I pOR RENT-7
' truck lot
Kennett FJke
limits; 7, 6 und 4 roomed houses with garden
plots at 11th and Woodlawn. Addresr J- P.
w
aai
•cuols. Highlands. Wil., Del
F oil RENT—Coal and Feel yard at Bllwr
brook. Apply at White Bros.,Front imd
Oramro streets.
.1041
B XjK HKNT--8
poroh, 816 I
oath with treat
Dul o t. Apply D. McKeaof
sfcl-tf
3rd aud Monroe str
F OIt RENT Olt 8 K LE—House
end hath, 705 W. Ninth stre
store. Cor. mb sndKIrkwood street fio
with 8 roasis
■t,house and
B uilding bhick-aii *rm«iej iu
quantity. JOHN Al. SOnOMOlt
Office. No. 8 Wes* Third street
Phones 116 and 203
4Mj t Reward will be paid lor the safe
qg turn of » dar>c gray kitten, 5
o d. with blRCk stripes which
strayed from premises. 1121 Marikas
street, Pebruarv Cih. fiO-at*
lost «r
NOTICES.
N OTICE—Is liorebj- given that I intend <a
apply at the present session of the (Mss
eral Assouibly
iaware fora
ai®n.
State of
my husband, W
dlv
M (I
fl
E\AS
f l-20t
N OTICE- Is hereby given that at the pros*
ent session of the general assembly.Use
undersigned will apply f >r a dtvoroo fro»
bis wife. Einma F Hastings. Signed
_ Wm, L H A yTfNUi.
Intend ut
of tlm
State of Delaware,
sbaiid, H Victor
WHITE GAVBft.
OT1CK— Is heroby given
apply at tb
General Assouibly
for a dlvorco
N
as
notice that I ■tfl
it s.'tsslon of the G
divorce fraa
El) W A IU) J. \Vli E ELOCK.
OT1CK-I liurehy gl
N
apply
?H»l Axseiubly for nil uhsol
he
j'W 1 m_
O'iTCB-1 hernuv tflve
pply ut the present nession of thctl
Ml Assembly for hii absolute divorce fr
y hushiiiid, I.eutiHi d Msyue.
fi lin' LAURA ('. MAYNK
KhUI
N'7.
shall
L«f
•o rco a tay
ANNIEC r ERRIil
N°S-'
i oby give notice tlis
pre
ttusolme divi
, George F..Ferris.
■ i
mat
•VTOTICE- DIVIDEND.:
Wl'mimrlon. Del. Fobru iry 1, 1891.
The directors of »ho Wilmington Goal (im
hisduy declare 1 u dlvitlcaa
tho p*#t six inoiilln, puyo
WILLIAM i*. TAYP/»K
of *3 pee hIii
hii? on demand.
TVs
f
due will b«? class*
DTIUE— I bird street
to i radio beginning Friday, uniil fur
rtl-if
N
OTICE-li. floegeisnerger. M. D..K1« Uw
eye hie epoofri
Ibe universities or_VleiMia, Auaiii*
v ork L'lly. In
<1 .rills Kyo Rispi
N
I«?t at roe i,
fludy
eiidN
PhiladolpMa Mr
lie oxstnlass
. Gdl
i j
32£
i
s 1-1.00; uteel glasses
ud red I'or neighbors, ivd
n phi
I A Dir.8~f2
J dresar
nSv* )'( "'■
h
Magazine, i4U li
ii
'Liiftlrer
TYWFiltY wu KBE—Men to advert!
Ju iho Miudcrii scouring suap. tack slgas.
p'£S,
tie
•i< i.v s
-o . CLicaao.
Pi
L
Water Department,
GENERAL NOTICE
The following rule w
l of Water Com
I, 1890:
SECTION XXVI.
» adopted by the
lissiouers to tuko
Bo.
effect J
The water cannot he turned on to urtf
premises except by the foreman
thorized employee of the Water Depart*
ment,only (lu now buildings) as it
turned on by Iho plumber to tost his ork,
and to Ik? turned off immediately after iho
test is made.
Where houses are vacant in the month
of December uf each year and to remain
vacant for an indefinite time, and wri ion
notice is sent to the department request
ing the water to be turned off, the Waicr
Department will shutoff the water at tho
>f the owner.
'lie said property shall be exempt from
during Bitch vacancy, from the
1st day of January until occupied, at
which time the owner shall pay iho water
advance for the balance of the
year, end tho Water Department will turn
on the wuter.
When any water fixture has been re
moved during any year written notice
must be given to the department prior to
ary I,following said removel, iu order
to have tho rent charged for said fixture
deducted from tho bill for the following
Plumber will be allowed to shut off
wuter from premises
making repairs, who
turn it on when tho repairs
ploted, always loaviug the stops and con
nections in perfert oonditlon.
Every persoti violating this section shall
be liable to a penalty of Five Dollars for
each and every offense.
By order of the Board of Water Com*
mlisteners. J- A. Bond,
fld-eod-lin Chief Engine'nf.
I a
Jt
for the purpose of
necessary, anil to
com
C LOSING OUT 8 A Hi—103 Delswara Av«
mie or Ary goods and trimmings bp
March noth. Counters, thriving snu cassa
for mle, IB-91*