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

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HE MIL? REPUBLICAN.
*. E. COR. THIRD AND KING STREETS
j
The Republican Publishing Co
GEO. W. VERNON. President.
PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
Entered at the Le t ufuce at Wilmington,
second-clues mail matter.
Del..
MONDAY. OCTOBER u, 1897.
Dogs Delight to Rnrk and Bite.
Forty live
lau Church have signified their intention |
of withdrawing from iho church.
Mils fact it apprurs that the majority of
the congregation do not want the K«v. T.
K Montgomery to sever his pastoral rela
tions with that church. Tb« action of
,'ill be tho 1
•m--. of Olivet Presbyter- '
Fr<
I
the Synod was ill advised
tneausof breaking
ul
|i tills church. If tlio
going the rounds
story is true iliui luii bee
lime, tltift all this tempest in a
stirred up by tho pastor cluing
flfer
- teapot
tng his bourJiug house, tho by uod should
bo severely coudomuod f
its action in
jvoroud Mr. Montgom • ry
this
. Th
innod uguiuat than bluffing
has boon
Thedissontors, wiioroprcs mc only a baud
ful of the cougreguiion, barely
of the members, should
enough to hoodwink the Synod, who In
Liul
iti Iluci
Ik
d uced the preacher to resign
pulsion. It
from tho church His resignation wai
Voluntary and tho
toinpollcd him
plied the Golden Kule to his particular
. If tho withdrawal of 45
cither that or his romov. I
arbitrarily
vacate should lmvo ap
ied bv tlic res*
from tho congregutlou, c;
Iguation of Rev. T. E Montgomery, is
benefit to tlio church,
outsiil
er'k standpoint, fail
(lghtiug Christians: L t dogs deli|.;Ut
bark and bite, otc.
:o it.
f Should be Throwu Out of Court.
If tho managers of tlio defunct United
Slates Mutual Accident Association had
justice done them, every mother's son of
them would be brough
given a tas'.o of Delaware justice at New
Castle by bugging the whipping post. It
should solicit «i
pllcatiou from tho people to join an Asso
ciation, which should have bum* a benefit
to them If injured and then to
and eutir suit nguiust (hem to coiup«d
them to foot the bills that 1 ho thieve Simula
away with. No self ruipoo
would take such claims to collect and wj
ill ho filched fro
to this city and
outrage th
l
ioy
hopu that
tliu pockets of the Deluwaro stockholder
ta dollar
who linvo been
by losing what
for the last ifirc
ivltulled emuip nb^rvlv
ney they !»..
1-9. It i» .
:sd by tuo»o holding
being
loao tlio money tulva
policies iu this company wit ho
compelled to bu held up ill the court
The 0
Uu
f.,ml a suit by tho receiver.
should be throw
bo if they wore treated us they deserve
of court ;
The Oifices.
cd
The Dctnoovu s at
holding
tlier of theii
tier the U01
potty
in oIliac
bu required to give pi:
Ho
Bhould
pulilicuu. Suite appointment.* I lit!
g.ird in a different light,
noli has
ior Tun
Gove
a
Hrpuhlic
nppoi
rithln hU gift. This practice
office
is (auctioned by all hls ndhcrei
ts. While
ch
cxclusl' o policy is pursued by
tho
, why should
t tlio Republicans
expect tliu
) policy should bo
the offices
pursuod in regard
der tho
Gur.o.al Govcr
the ra
:ry of tho Democrt
go, and they should uot c
few y
plain if t'
Republicans should couft
to i
Mr J. Cu
mu ."hurt, who
resident of
pointed U. S. Marshal is
Sussex cuunty and is iu liis 07th y
\ Ho
all his life
has been a leading Republic!
*ud is known us a Regular,
pointed Mr. W. 11 Clark of Dei
Ms deputy. Ruth
.•very
m tho duties
possession tu
v;ay well qualified
perfur
of the oflia;
faithful
day, liuving both bonded for tl
cu of their duties.
performa
est congrntuhit
to the new Mtirsln
id
s in liis positiou, as
y and those who 1.ml
a credit
him appoiuted.
Make tho
purchase the silver servi
Wilmington,
Lo
wlmt they cun, from 5
id leavo
is up a
W111. L;
It
Market street. It
Wanted
iVfl
•busing
ot the few. It
this silver set
everlasting disgrt
e if tlio
Would be
money wn
aised by donations from
Yill have to iw raised in
as to have tho gun
ten days,
tbi
lext
boat come
r city
lo
clmuco to
boat.
It lias been rumored m
Miss Olllo S. Buck muster, the y
g lady
• hundiad doll.ir si i
ho received then
tlio Mcnfl>.
;. Such ti ro
of furniture
Megnry
port is incorrect, the young lady
No 1121 West Sixth street and is a reader
having soon the ad
of tho U::i
of this
erpris
her in Friday's
ru* do
Bouncing tho lucky tit
Issue. The drawn
hy three
und
er. This firm do
bulvcii. They bud no
t!.o parlor suite.
Id lm>
do things by
tin who tire
For making sklb
l.iy, .Ios, |ili C
the city hall,
men plying their business01
don't sto tho necessity of
fur the 0lfvin
• should bo lined $1 and cog
Ing the arrest. Tlio
pic
Sun
as locked up
im't approve of
WTiilo
•0 di
lay.
'hting tins
fitted. T
ofli
for
ik
ier 111 which liio
law.-i arc
iicrprotedin our country, by the
BlliBtS. It
Would be
he Ten (Jut
profited by their tei
tllL'I
ingH,
Tun L'nii
lo hold
Republicans
determined
ventiun
Povcr. They say they cc
rol Km
(iuB and have a good lighting
But they
•mber that tho Regulars hold
Now Castle county.
ii
chr.i
ihould roi
N
tbe balance of power i
ty and
Castle out
ilho
their suppoi
>, to hold tho coi
tii
ivill be
ention.
I ttlc.if tiny us
WARKbN easily defeated the Hunting
A A. football team of Philadelphia
Park and in the
at the
V. j ju, whoro they spent a jolly time, being
In closo touch with tho perfo
the ball field, they
joined in good nnturedly with the rent of
the nudieuce. Play ball—that's what they
doing _
Governor Tunm.ll
Stuff left on the 7.40
for Nashville, Tcnn.,
tion now being held there.
Dffxt will bo Delaware day
nnd Ids stuff will uutlerttiko
I :o State's dignity
u
hat ur Jay last
oiling attended the perforin
ers. Al
lough ki.kcrs
id hls handst
uln bt
inlay night
attend tbe Exposi
Wcduceday
1 the Govcr
uphold
that occabiou.
tk Patsy K., tlio fast harts owned by Wm.
H Austin, CApturetl the $500 pu:vc in the
8 > class nt Baltimoro
belter than 8.10. Hiscw
Friday, going
drove him.
AT lMt It !■ given out that tbe mooli
one cent morning papnr
talked of
*111 be started. It U to make its appeae
anee early In November and is to fill a
long felt wautin Wilmington journalism
It will be
the people give U their patron
ngo and nothing else. Time will tell how
There's not
well It will mi this want
millions in the newspaper business In
Wilmington and Mr. Cougdon will find
that
before he has been a resident of
our city one your. We wish the paper
guud luck.
A Democratic League was organized nt
Hockessin, ou Saturday evening, when 33
•labors were enrolled and ua enthuslns*
tic mooting held. Another club will be
tlio Bear In u few days.
o.guulzed
House, when
-ill be the handsomest in the ei'y
loduruconvouicnc
THE Phoenix Eng
built,
Every
after i
0 0cted by contractor
winch is a rccoinmeudutiou of a first cl
being look d
ew building which will he
Patrick Fahey,
tiio
job being made.
OLIVET'S TROUBLE.
Forty Five Hcinbcrs Will Leave Unless
Nyr.od Revokes the Presbytery's
tion.
trouble.
Ollvot Church has
Forty flvo of its one hundred luombot-n will
ilhdraw should not
uke upplicutio
tfyuod revoke tlio action of the Proa by
ry which ousted Iiov. T. E. Montgom
ery. This will wieck the organizat ion.
The dissatisfied members who are the
«influential and largest c
s for their Intent ion. First,
that their pastor has uot been treated
fairly and second that tho Presbytery has
rpeil the authority of tho church in
that tlio church Is uot allowed to* choose
tri but ci's,
Its
Po great is the dissatisfaction that tlicro
strong probabilities of organizing a
congregational church,
liclr pies
ng bodies
thority. Thu religious doctrine of the
cuugrcgaliounlisls aro similar to those of
the l'rcsbyteria
byte Hus and govc
Yesterday was tho pastor's lu.->tday,
id
his friends turned
such
tho church was cruwdod
ces. Ho made
ler did I10 makeatroug reference to his
tin
farewell address,
trouble.
His talks woro strong, strictly scriptural
heretofore
id
him
lio
brows. 4, 3: "For we which have believed
4 the
opulur. II is 1 veiling text
as fro
ir in 10 rest."
Tho subject.
doc
»l j<
expected city.
pilgrim
taking.
tei
i ho preacher spoke of llle as
ngo which port
The journey is through the valleys as
vor the 1
« of all ages aro
II
N
of the
'Jhe birthplace
i in (he city of hereditary
the three hills,
sd>»ns bondage un i
die alike.
of the pilgr
sin. and this oily is built
of Cl
expected jtulgme
The je
said, with a k
with
with the Christian ci
pastor
ledge ol l ight
idwru
vak.Miiug of the
d
iho c.
of the journey leads by the cities of .Self
Reliance, which Is devoted to the Idol te
pics 1 f pritlr. of
I ptido of .coin]
I
tlio journey is that uf (
al Do
ord-i of happy homo.
r hieh
th.
al pup
die distl
•i
iric
l'«
y <f
•J 1
I will i
1 other one. It
i tlio eit)
the tfoVcr
binary will, and 1
t is in this wuy; the shun IT
'1 he voice of
heir feelings
h s eity
inch; the will rules.
the people is liu-.hed;
The judge is deputed; tho
uu "tuTk that of Jg
The
lo not km
:re the citize
ilicirrul ,
;ir friend
A nut her stopping pluou ih that of Disi
in theoiliccr.'
ew ofli
f (la >
and a hope
In the city of
office
ctiou tho
'• *•; oldc
•> arc lielple
il.
blaze and the fire eyupu-.y L dl ? or
d
,f An Opatlon, the
lio death of piiiouto
lit id ten, the cold grave, tliu judgment-day.
Iu the city ol Meluuchuly iu the Ur
south tbe
d then only
;d, it is very cold mid bins
)> u
li
ten
eptllos aro th.
1
!
)..d, they
v their
childr
uldy
alive, they bee
libs
d liv.
lie dUcuseil, they
so their culliu for a
bt 1
1 bis city, Mr. M
th
v:i bv its loculi
ido ufa
>ain.
m) mi
. The ci. k
)f
is dig
1 pel
d night, they despise
and they liv
tl
in awful
1
Ion of this journej is tt
vlticli : . .
The de?
th
ood
cd city,
died.
d di
hrougl
id
ci.yuf L'
Whei
ch til
1
•r. But thcde-ii
-
J
ith tho u
li"
Hilt
lied
1 right road
mis off
md
• l t!i
lit
•ith
simifum-a .uiiy n crp
■ buiwooii the roads. '1 i
■li eyed on tliu right i
it
iV li
d
j;
•oil
il of
'I he
at
! J
fru:
e statio
•y n -
I d
d con.'
They
joy
P<
1 .ngvuir *nng, gentle
jotlnt
faitli,
:o be;
lie
. They ur
p of
by t ho re
The Co
;!i statio
try is
heirs for the S
!is»ed Lhi
ling the journey,
with tlio i
range, y
of tlio
gh and gave dii
ed ns ivy
eigtl (
I
in
lmve be
ido of the
as happy tourists
•• 1
count! y
bearing their beautiful
.-reel red
the city of Rest. I
eity
real
R assigned und sc
at tlio Father's
tiling;
\
o i
ts g;
cheer
ilis
niug tlieuio was ''God's L
te to
the World."
ember of the church said last night
iijec
A
lint llie part ho
.
lie presbytery proposes
wit ho
he
then expects us to pay tho bills.
This is so
Presbyterian bodies
nely submit lo it. It they had
ne wo could liav
tlTnirsof tho church
hat w
ul
lot
left
lie
1.
thing would
Mr. Mon
Ik
11 r
•ry is
tig p <•». h r but tills net 1.11 li. 6
is entirely
1 1)
'''IndU'd tuv.
The di-sen
satisfied
musing tlio trouble, but
oiv tliuy
□g Mr Mont
cry. and
■ 1
ot tlio
mil, I 1 *., fru
y was about to r
ing the people there ugutu t him.
mind yo
id iigiiiust the charncie
J of tho
Allure Mr M<
And
oil)log has bee
Htiid or Ci
l.o
ubility of tlio
tit highly
•tl men in the presbytery to-day, bo
preacher, who it»
ing a graduate of Priurcto
M'mitiary."
Turned Outoi of School.
all colored children were
of school In District No. 30, Mill Creek
Hundred, by Esquire II. Durnall.
:■
Deli
Thetw.. Republl
"lilted.
As the
ho district, l
ut 1
b
erl
school 1
"nlckftninies"i
h
four litt
will
kli iwlcdge of tli
i.ry to
■ le
ity
opi
of ncquiri
jrdinarv
■>ke good oitr/.
l School f
1 111
brat: the."
In llocker
els
•red
children, but their
Mill Creek 11 ml White Clay C
tired where the colo
il cliildrc
Hlf
fldeutly
it tl,
1
sc nnd paying lustr
• odatljii
uf
sequent!}*
grow up 1
ilb
f their children t
Igti
In Pc
ii sued.
sylv.uila
a different course is p
Where tlio colored pi t pie arc
nt imfii
ccntly
bench is set apart for th
nierous to s
k
odatl<n
any way Injured by such
This plan has been followed
lul and wo picsumo
fn
ill be for
to cc
No one 1ms bee
ntnmi
ted,
d ti 0
InstitutiobB of tho £tn
elated
ibgp
lm
.t (lepre
tlio »
tion of
Lit rdl live nr.d
y right thiuk
H
OTEL CENT It A f,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. .T.
tifciwi reuiudelod
<1 otherwise greatly
h 11 capacity
urn lined
entirely
l
tho j
. Thu r
u<iuai to the best.
CoiiiiiiuuicHttoii* promptly
CIIAIILR8 McGLADi;
oily of tne Menslou
Atlantic City, N. J„ 19)7.
ole
Teuuossc* Avo,
jy3*n
A'
Peach
■sy
look rsMlelve ea accsaat
of • blotchy akin.
a woman. Most facial 41s
fUuremeats casts from a
disordered liver asd may
be yermssestly removed
by the sse of
DR. GREENE'S
LAXURA
CATHARTIC PILLS
i
V the cathartic that does
sst debilitate, srd the
^ Ideal remedy for bllieas
Df sesa, headachrt constipa
V w tlon, torpid liver, dizziness,
sallow skin and general ia
disposition. Price, 25 eta.
Made by the discoverer of
Dr. Greene's Ifervura.
S
[TNI
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n
ii'
In Keverenoe to the Memory of
Charles Stewart Parnell.
IRISH POVERTY DEMONSTRATED.
Children Walked Barefooted In the
Parade and Men Made Po
At
lptnut Untformlng—The Stars and
Stripes Curried Beside Erin's Hug.
Dublin, Oct. 11.—Yesterday
sixth anniversary of the death of
Charles Stewart Parnell. Five thousand
Nationalists paraded thy streets to the
bleak Glasnevin cemetery, where they
heaped high the grave of their famous
and lamented leader
the
Tth flowl
brought from all the counties of lre
lund.
The demonstr^iti
demonstratii
unique. Pre
have had strictly
funeral character, but in accordance
ith the decision of the leaders, that
divested of all fhe
vlo
of yesterday w
trappings and the suits of w
verted' Into
and
•lumphal procession, live
ly national airs replacing dirges.
The country people w
brought in
ded excursion trains. On their
ivy and sham
by c
they w
stead of crape. It was emphatically the
people's day, for the aristocracy held
coldly aloof. No flags
the public buildings along the line of
march, and only
poor displayed decorations. The poverty
of Ireland
hi
•ks in
rai:-c<i
few houses of the
as exhibited not only by
who walked in their bare
the chlldre
feet, but In the attempts at unife
the processionists, who seldom achieved
faded green sash
for
ore than
the
spray of Ivy
The day was wet, windy and cheer
less. and the demonstration
posing In no respect except in its spirit.
The memorial car was the most
spicious feature. It was drawn by four
coal black horses, and upon It w
veritable
piled wreaths and
ss of
•hite
d gretp stacked as
load of hay. A bronze bust
high £
of Parnell surmounted the
.1
above the head streamed
setting
green flag
in gold.
After this came the members of the
bluzened with
Irish parliamentary party, headed by
Mr. John Redmond,
for Waterford, the
of the celebration. They w
•mber of pariia
ovlng spirit
followed
by the honorary offle
of the de
stration committee, the staffs of the
Irish Daily Independent, the Evening
Herald and Weekly Independent, dele
gates from the Irish National League
of Great Britain, and then by the
rlages containing Mr. John Parnell. M.
P., Mrs. Dickinson, sister of the dead
patriot, and other members of the P
nell family, though the venerable Mrs.
Della Parnell was unable
The lord
Dublin, the mayors, sheriffs und muni
cipal dignitaries of Cork and Limerick,
robed in their official regalia, the maces
ith Ivy. rode next in
gilded coaches. After them came the
various deputations, carrying * gaudy
be present,
r and corporation of
b.
•e than thirty banco
•esslon and every county and
ell a:
towns, had representatior
town official?, dubs, sod
s. Tho procf
minutes in passing a give
No Union Jacks were
in the pi
res of sturdier
other
cl Stripes next
of the
the F
the
*t suggestive
the
feat
.f childrei
d age'
predcniii
the tide of
Ireland's
people, shewing tlu
i
ai-le
ying
laughters
bodied soi
Th .ugh the crowds tv
•eat tht
slderable difficulty i
the police bad c
or the processi
ing the
• dlsturbanr
shf
there \
irked that Irishmen seem
ething more
Old
•ach yet
f their proverbial exuben
Dnnmglng Evidence Aerftfnst Mooro.
New York, Oct. 11.— Central Office
Detective William Moore, of this city,
who is under arrest on suspicion of
Ife to death last
yesterday committed
he Tombs prison. The
against the detective
y a neighbor, who said she
heard Moore in the house on the after
noon of the tragedy. Two hoys also
1 and 2 o'clock on
Wednesday afternoon they saw the de
lve leaving his home. Moore de
nies that he killed his wife, and says
that he was in the Wall street district
until 3 o'clock, when
police headquarters
s something wrong at his
st a Idled his
Wednesday.
aging
say that betw
II day Wednesday
•md fro
he go
that there
d the
wife dead
he
!
UJ)
fov
d his
City. Mo.. O
dlvisloi
ct. 11.—The sale
1 of the Kansi
.vili take
of the
Pacific
ider
foreclot
• at Topeka, Nov. 5. The
pit
property, with lands, equipments, tele
graph lines, etc., is to be sold in
parcel. The upset price is placed In the
hands of the master in chancery live
days before the sale. The following
lie sale of the middle division of
rill be held at Ka
is Pacific
tbe Kat
Ktiri, the entire property being
•el. The
pset
deposit of
r.ed is $5,300,000,
$200,000 being required five days bef
he Bale.
Killed If la flic, tlier In I*
Wilkesbarre, Pa., (
12-year-old st
thur, of I'ittston. shot and killed hls 9
ither. Paul, at the reside
of Robert Ferguson, near the Wyoming
tamp ground. The boys were returning
from a ohestnuttlng party and stopped
Fergunon liouse for a drink.
George saw a musket, and, picking it
up. pointed it at Ms brother and said;
*T'!1 shoot you." He pulled the trigger
nnd Paul fell dead. George has betu
hysterical ever altira.
. 11. -G
ge. the
of Rev. W. T. McAr
year-old 1
In
t Death by Ignoring Warnings.
. Pn., Oct. 11.—The jury
in th* case of Genrge Eddy. Isaac 13d
r.dn ar.d Lewis Richards, who w
killed in Plymouth on Monday of last
week, found that the
their death "by leaving
open after being warned
nderlng off beyond
signals and igniting the
Wi
had met
check door
to ke
it
d the
closed
the dang
gas."
Cupping aod leeching, 103 E. Second 36
Phono 841.
Tlie Blood I The lilou
quired to bo leaked after. So
Simms' Blood Purifier, tho alwa
mid never falivr in mild or strong
of tho blood. 60) King street.
alwavi
Dr
m sura
disoaso*
KLONDIKE NAMES
tatt l ed by the Deeteton of the Govern
t fleo g rraghlo Board.
Washington, Oct. 11.—The United
Btates board of geographic names has
last rendered declelone determining the
Bpelttng of 149 geographic namee. These
Include a number in Alaska, significant
at this time in view of the Klondike ex
citement. Many variations of nomen
clature for the same place
tered, and the board's action settles
the uniform usage. Following is a
summary of action taken relating to
places conspicuously mentioned in the
gold stories:
As to Klondike, the decision Is to
spell it as here given. One of the lakes
of the Upper Yuk<
barge by the Western Union Telegraph
expedition in 1868 after Mike Lebarge,
a member of the exploring party, who
Ottawa,
encoun
named Le
living somewhere
Canada. Lute publications have fallen
into the £r
There is a
is
of spelling this Labarge.
Lebarge river in Alaska.
When Schwatka descended the Yu
of the lakes
kon In 1883 he named
its head waters Lindeman, after Dr.
vice president
Moritz Lindeman,
of the Bremen Geographical society.
This some times appears erroneously
Lindemann and Llnderman.
One of the principal tributaries of the
upper Yukon Is the Lewes river, named
by Mr. Robert Campbell, of the Hudson
Bay company, about 1848. This is often
miscalled Lewis.
The Inlet, river and village at the
head of Lynn canal, which
in the
the form Dyea, the starting point for
the overland route, is
which has appeared In many forms.
The board adopts the form Talya.
For the lake and river varl^isly
called Hootaiinqua, Hotalinga, Teslin
Hlna, Teelln-Too and Teslin, the board
adopts Teslin. The termination Hina
and Too
ferent Indian dialects.
appears
^papers almost daily under
Indian word,
said to mean river In dif
the middle
An Indian village
Yukon is called Nuklukayet. This has
been written in several forms, including
Tuklukyet.
tup erroneous
Alleged Diamond Thief Arrested.
Havre, Oct. 11.—On the arrival of the
steamship La Champagne yesterday
the police, acting under Instructions
from New York, took Into custody
Henri Palllusseku on charge of complic
ity In.the robbery of diamond jewelry,
the property of Miss Susan De Forrest
Day,
thlan. Miss Day's jewelry, valued at
$6,000, was stolen from her yacht while
lying off Whitestone, L. I., about a
month ago. Etieme Castillon, a young
Frenchman who
theft, made a full confession and
serted that he had disposed of the
diamonds to Leon Roussell, a Frenrh
residlng In New York city. The
latter, who has been indicted for
pllclty In the robbery, Is understood
to have given the Jewels to Henri Pall
'ity for a loan of $100.
■r of the steam yacht Scy
accused of the
lues
Gonenil J.co ot Washington.
Washington, Oct. 11.—General Fitz
hugh Lee. consul general to Havana,
•/the city at
It has been generally under
return
to Havfniu alxiut the middle of October,
and his return to th(? city at this tl
presumably is for the purpose of receiv
ing his Anal ins
president before sailing for his post of
duty.
late hour last
night.
stood that G
from tho
•tit
Street Cur Derailed by a Train.
Elgin. Ills., Oct. 11.—A well filled
n the State street line of the
hurled from the track
by a Chicago and Northwestern train
at 8 o'clock last night. Three people
Injured, as follows: Henry J.
Felix, bad scalp wound; Frank Fisk,
badly bruised and cut; Mrs. Frank
Fisk, cut
bruised.
reel
city roil way w
the head and badly
Chicago. Oct. 11.—Footpads yesterday
lining held up Frank Brunnstein,
:epnper carrier, 69 years old, and
few
$1.80,
after struggling with him for
ies and nickles, amounting
shot the old
cape. Brunnstein died shortly after
I"
and made their
ds.
motion,
Tho
Rallvvuy C'r
For Chlleni
■t. 11.—A dispatch
Lnnd
Times from Santiago de Chile says that
syndicate has offered
100.000.000 posos,
be invested ex
of rail
t iu
Chilean governmei
4Vj per cent, interest,
clusively in the construction
ways. The offer is favorably
:-eived.
Two Hundrodth Ann1vorsnr>*
Now York, Oct. 11.—The 200th
nlversary of the Old Dutch church of
Sleepy Hollow, made famous by Wash
in gtc
which he is
Irving, and ne
•elebrated in the famous
old building at Tarrytown yesterday.
Serious Uprlslnpr of Arabs.
stantinople, Oct. 11.—It is
there has been a
Cc
*rlo
the Pash-'
ed here that
Arab raising
ullk of Bagdad, Asiatic Turkey, and
troops have bee
Insurrectibn.
Bnssorah. i
suppress the
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
realthy Hawaiian
San
Samuel Parker,
d ex-foreign minister, is
•xation.
, working for
George Hamock, clerk
maker's sto
John Wana
in New York, is under
for stealing $1,200 worth of goods.
dll be co
Rev. Robert A. Gil»S(
bishop of the Episco
IUchmond,
crated coadjutf
• of Virginia
pal dio
Oct. 28.
being lifted
girder that w
into place in New York fell, carrying
down William Congrov
Injured.
A 86
His legs
General Horatio C. King has been
nominated for congre
by the inde
Shepard Democrats, of
York district.
pendents,
the Third Net
Thomas A. Dillon, aged 47, president
of Cavanaugh & Co., distillers, of Chi
,'ho has been in bad health,
cago,
Saturday jumped into the lake
d
drowned.
At Philadelphia Saturday Jimmy
Michael, the Welsh cyclist, covered 82
miles and 652 yards in an hour, defeat
ing all records. He also broke all rec
ords over 11 miles.
The British steamier Honltan,
which three persons died during her
voyage from Progreso, Mexico, to Bos
ton, Mass., from a contagious disease,
supposed to be yellow fever, is being
fumigated at quarantine.
This In Your Opportunity. -
On receipt of ten cents, cash or stamps,
a generous sample will be mailed of the
most jiopulur Catarrh
(Ely's ('renin Balm; rmfficient to demon
strate the great merits of the remedy.
ELY BKOTHEBS,
6G Warren Ht., New York City.
Rev. John Reid, Jr., of Great Falls, Mont.,
recommended Ely's Cream Palm to
emphasize his statement, "It is a leni
tive cure for catarrh if used ns directed."—
Rev. Francis W. Poole, Pastor Central Pres.
Church, Helena, Mout.
Ely'* Cream Balm is the acknowledged
for catarrh and coutnir.8 no mercury
n.v injurious drug Price, fit) cents
d Nay Fever
nor
Wilmington's Wonderful Cures.
Electric Doctor Joh
his treatment and Prof. Hoke's Electric
Appliances, has made these cures of ritua
lism : Kidney complaiut,, lumbago,
ralgla, paralvhis, spinal disease, St.
Vitus' dance, urinary troubles, nervous
rostratlon, hood and eyes. These
0 lias made in Wilmington. Ycu can go
them. Somo who suffered for
cured. Office, 14 K.
md with
and
twenty years
Seventh street. Hours. 8 a in. to Dp. in.
Supporters for ail female wcaknosses.
Great Horse Blanket Sale.
purchased boforo tariff
bill was passed and will be sold at present
factory prices. Harness, tranks und bags.
No. 4 E. •Fourth St. Dure & Townsend;
Theso good 6
4NDY CATHARTIC
CURE CONSTIPATION
[aj
10 <
ALL
[71
25* so * i das
ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED if,"
DRUGGISTS
say rs*eofron«ti|mtioa. fasearets are the Ideal l.axa
trip or trrlpf.l'ut raune easy anturid results. Bum
tie sud booklet free. Ad. KTKUI.1NG REMEDY 40., Chicago, Montreal. Can., orNew York. an
YELLOW FEVER IN GALVESTON.
Dr. Gulteras, the Government's Ex
pert. Fears No Serious Trouble.
Washington, Oct. 11.—Surgeon Gen
eral Wyman, of the Marine hospital
service, received a brief dispatch from
Dr. John Guiteras, the yellow fever ex
pert, informing him of the appearanco
of the disease In Galveston, Tex. The
dispatch
yellow fever
been. I do not apprehend serious
trouble here, but dengue causes much
confusion."
Dr. Wyman has been in communica
tion with Dr. Fisher, of Galveston, and
State Health Officer Swearingen, and
hus been advised that all necessary
precautions have been taken to pre
vent the spread of the disease. The of
ficials of the Marine hospital service
have known for several weeks of the
existence of considerable dengue fever
at Galveston, but they decline to
press any opinion of the development of
the yellow fever at that place.
At Mobile, Ala., there
seven
follows: ''Five cases of
here; three more have
yesterday
cases in the city and two
deaths. In the county there
death, but no new cases.
The official report of the board of
health of New Orleans says: Cases of
yellow fever yesterday, 87; deaths yes
terday, 6; total cases of yellow fever to
date, 677; total deaths from yellow
fever to date, 61; total cases absolutely
recovered, 240; total cases under treat
ment, 276.
A Bullet Near His Heart.
Lancaster, Pa., Oct. 11.—Anson Bow
. a carpenter, whose home is In
Parkesburg, but who works for S. B.
McDowell, of Philadelphia,
to this city yesterday with a bullet
his heart, and
here In
brought
lies at the hospital
critical condition. He told
the hospital authorities that he boarded
a freight train
day night, Intending to ride to his home
in Parkesburg. He fell in with two
tramps, who after they had ridden a
considerable distance demanded his
Overbrook Satur
•ney. Bowers says he refused, and
attacked him. In
of the
immediately the
the struggle that ensued
fired, the ball lodging In Bowers' lung.
He is 2G years old and has a family.
Cut In Two by a TFolley Car.
Baltimore. Oct. 11.—A trolley
the Point Breeze division of the City
and Suburban traction line
down
the Mt. Carmel road, two
a wagon
miles from Baltimore, yesterday after
noon, instantly killing Mrs. John Fred
erick Heim, Jr., of 424 South Washing
ton street, this city, and injuring her
husband and two boys. Mrs. Helm w
seat of the covered wagon
into it, and becoming
thrown
the
when the
entangled In the wreckage
der the c
and cut completely In
twain. Her husband and the two chil
20 feet, but escaped with severe bruises
and contusions. The conductor and
motorman w
the front seat, w'
thrown
arrested.
Bringing Home Klondike Gold.
Seattle, Wash., Oct. 11.—The steamer
Rosalie arrived here Saturday night
from Skaguay and Talya, Alaska. The
of them coming from Skaguay.
six from
Among the passengers
Daws
City who came out
Dalton trail. They w
and wife, Charles Thebo, C. E. Garrish,
named Bede.
the
Pat Galvin
C. H. Davis and
They had about $12,000 In nuggets b
tween them. They report that rich
strikes have be
Hunker
Creek, which is as rich as Bonanza
Eldorado. The total output this year
will exceed any estimate ever made.
Itoftised to Indoi>o Henry George.
Philadelphia, Oct. 11.—A
Indorse Henry George's
mayor of greater New York w
unanimously defeated at
the United Labor League yesterday.
The resolution was offered by Delegate
of Typographical
Union No. 2. Strong speeches in opposi
made,
declaring that Mr. George,
lug as a friend of labor,"
so far
lutlon to
diducy for
almost
meeting of
.Ta
ies A.
tion w
of the speakers
rhilo ''pos
the corporation ag».'nts repre
for the benefit of capital."
labo
Proposed Uunqtioi to Captain Wfborp.
Philadelphia, Oct. It.—Captain Wi
borg. formerly of the Cuban fllibus
ing steamer Horsa, who
•as released
penitentiary last Fri
take aj
few days, after which lie will 1
ship in need of a master. He!
disgrace is attached
fro
day night, has determined
rest for
seek for a
feels that
his
the cause of Cuban liberty,
is talk of banqueting the captain.
_2_ |
Itooknfollow's Sentence Postponed.
Wilkesbarre,Pa.,Oct. 11.—On Saturday,
Judge Searle, of Montrose, came he
sentence F. V. Rockafellow, but the
it
due
Ids imprisonment,
devotk
The
er was continued until Wednesday (
ecount of the absence of District
:y Fell. Mr. Rockafellow was
the suit of Mrs.
Atto
convicted last May
Annie Meiers, who had deposited $700 :
in Rockafellow's bank the evening pre
its closing.
leged, after banking hours.
ftl
it
A Chinese Forger.
Victoria, B. C., Oct. 11.—Hook Taw,
arrested here Saturday night,
charged with forging letters
used
•hlcli were
Port
a recent investlgatio
Townsend ami which implicated Col
lector Saunders und Wee Gee, the
interpeter, In a conspiracy
admit Chinamen into the United States.
Interpreters say that the letters
Hook Taw's handwriting.
In
Woman Conrlctod or Miumlnughter.
Pittsburg. Oct. 11.—Pauline John
ston, who killed her husband, Wexfor
Johnston, colored, in a fit of Jealousy,
convicted of manslaughter and
ended to the extreme mercy of
the court. The woman's sentence, it is
fill be light, as the jury
cepted her defense that a long series ot
beatings had Jed up to the killing.
•x peeted,
ills Coal hiriko Avortcd.
Hazleton, Pa., Oct. 11.—The Lehigh
end Wilkesbarre breaker hands on the
South Side will, return to work to
row. They were promised
advance
ges, and with this assurance have
ri to go back.
It
The Weather.
For eastern Pennsylvania, New Jer
sey and Delaware: Cloudy and threat
ening this evening; warmer; southeast
erly winds. For Maryland: Cloudy, pos
sibly light local showers; slightly
warmer; southeasterly winds.
Everybody Says 80.
Cascarets Caudy Cathartic, the most won
derful medical discovery of tlio age. pleas
und refreshing te the taste, net gently
and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing tlio entire system, dispel colds,
cute headache, fever, habitual constipatiou
and biliousness. Please buy nnd try a box
of C. C. C. to-day; 10, £5,50 cents, bold aud
guaranteed
by all druggists.
Opened a Letter.
Rioiinrd Slioldon, colored, openod a lot
tor addressed to Honry Dloklnson, No. Ill
Walnut street. Ho
owner of tho letter refused
CMlforTrodiug Stamps.
arrested, but tho
proencutr.
r
/
T_)KPORT OF TDK CONDITION OF 'THE
-Li F1MHT NATIONAL HANK." OF
WILMINGTON, DEL., at Wilminston, in tlio
Btato of Delaware, at theoloao or bualuuas,
OCX 6, 1897.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts.
overdrafts sou uoUhiiU unseoured.. 4,13901
U . B. bonds to secure circulation.... 50,000 93
sueure U. B deposits 60,00 ) 00
Premiums on U, 8. Uonds. 4,92500
Ban king* house, furniture and fix
tures... 6.000 00
StocKb, socuuetios, etc... 161 <J0t 63
Other real estate and mortgages
owned. 11 00303
Due from National Banks (uct re
serve ag(-uts. 10,993 01
Duo from State Banks and Hunkers. 8.U5M
Due from approved reserve agents.. 172,916 37
Cheeks mid other cash It emu.
Exchanges tor clearing'house.
Notes or other Natloual Bun t.s.
Fractional paper currency, nickels
.$8 .'8723 11
U. S. Bon
6.191 '
6,e.'6 08
0 003 00
esei vr In Lank, viz:
Lawful
Specie.
Legal tender no
itedemptiou fond w
ey
. 4>,9D0U
H.UWO 00—
61,080 00
U. B. Tress
(5 pur cent, of circulation)
2. *50 00
.81 iW8.fi 72
Total.
LlABfLITIEb.
Capital stock paid in..
Surplus fund.
Undivided pro tits, less ex
paid.
.. 8500,00000
... 101(000 Of)
and
. 14.838 8
. 43,UU0
National hank noD soutetaudlng
Due to other nuiiouul b
Dividends unpaid.
Individual deposits subju
09,719 00
604 00
017,084 44.
Ql
Certlthd chocks.
United stated deposits.
Deposits of U a disbursing
..l,.TJ0 9;j
.40,286 00
uflievrs,.
.,9 700 94- COR, (68 37
Total.$1.89* 529 7*
Kate of Delaw ire, county of New Castle.
M.: I, Homy Uuab, CiMbler of tlie above
named bank, do solemnly
above statement iu
knowledge ami belief.
• that
beat, of iny
HENRY BUSH.Cashier.
Subscribed and sworo to before mo this
8th day of uct.. 1897.
CHARLES H. SCOTT,
Notary Public.
Correct—Attest:
Z JAMES BELT
W HAROLD MM ITH,
JAB F. WINCHESTER
U
Directors.
1'enth and Shipley Streets
1 Mock a fro in nifou Theatre'
Grand Opera Houso.
THE ONLY FIRST-CLASS
il
SALOON
IN THE CITY.
A FINE LUNGS AFTER THE SHOW
Fine Wines, Liquors,
and Cigars.
AIbo ihe Largest Glass of Beer
iu tbe city
JAME S A- KELLY
DR. SIMMS'
Vegetable Liver Pills
Elegantly sugar coated. No taste in
swallowing. Gripeless and not sickening.
Operate grandly, and yet you hardly
you take medicine. Tne tlneet
Liver, Kidney and Stomach medlolM,
known. Will surely
nl.ltto Kid.,.. sto».oll
hies. Dyspepsia, eto, ( ores tired
ektn afieotlons. headache, dizziness, gld<
dy-head, &o. Nloe Iu evory respoot as*
real Liver medicine and family protao
lion against diseases. 25 cents a box. six
luoue for $1. Bold by druggists In oltioi
and country, Depot, 006 King street.
K
Liver com
TEET^H
EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN, 35C
Tho largo number of tooth
t mako on
ablcs us to supply a full set of teeth for $5
and $8, tho
quality
which other dentists charge from $10
$15. Teeth filled 50 cents and up All
work guaranteed.
for
AMERICAN DENTAL PARLORS
J
610 1.3 riARKET ST., V/IL., DiiL.
Opposite J. Paul Brown's Photo. Gallery
OTIC!!—I, .loan liunrahitii, tho tenant
upiiut of tho Lome situated
d King streets,
illy of Wiiu
id State ot Del a
N
*
BuutbeiiBt corner F
In tho Second ward,
county of Now Castle.
i
.'(sol HioGoiioriil A-s
und |
dl apply iu writing
iu requi
el
•food, do liuroliy giro notiuo
1
I
of
tliu Hi hi e of lioliiwure
nty, on Monday,
li day or Nov., 1897. bomg tlio next to
d court, fora lice
.fortho
Gen
und Tor N
1 fni»
Ing liquors in It*
to b* drunk
of
5 for bhI d 1
thorolnof Intoxlout
quart,
0 premise-, and tho follow*
l'ruolioldurs,
qit:
tug respectable citlzeusof h
to hiv. Biibstni
d.
t v
recoin
John II Hubert
| Michael liafferty
5\ a n muul
llenry Fcldm
mild tippiic:
Vert Feck
thus
Itooert 15 I'ortur
Jne
eyl
II V
fill
-I Kell
Ha:
Lou
Via
IChasO Hex
iiuel (J Held
( Peter Ebner
M Jrltibt'Ke..
m os
N J
8 11 I
■i h
:
Mu it
i :i I lot t
Quinn, M D .Inin s Hoylo
JOHN HAN UAH AN.
B I* Di'diuoail
08
OTICE—I, NYllliura Alsentzer, tlio owner
d occupant of tho hoi
Kina
:c city of Wilmington.
Giistle and Mat* of
the requiromc
N
BllUHttU
No. ■
F
rth
tho
t
County
Now
, in conipilaiico w
oral
d provided, do bereby *1
writing
I shall apply
tho Judges or tho Court of Goner
busBlom* or the Btato of Delaware
for Now Castle County,
day of November, A.
in or said court, fur alt
er tlio
Monday,
bulng the
for foul house
sale therein of I;
on t lie iucmi»:«. and the* foil owl u
table
quart, to be tl
In
1
reBpes
eivo
suoitauiiiil freeholders ot
said nppli
IzeiiB 0! said ward.
le
said wuid,recommend
HI:
F.mil lici t
Ib-rnard 1 onnur
Joint 11 fiavliiu
M Grady
Wm Mahler
Nicholas F Goldberg Fred F
Francl'* X Jacquot Fred kloltx
Clias 1 Miunmelo Wrr.
John 'V flood
Anton Hold
w H llartlo
1. M D
\\
woiBsiitirr
Max Thiele
Georiro J i.glo
fieri 0
Kdwa
George Schellkopf
U
0:1 Tliichiiuo
4
b'amuel G 'Jliadwick
Andrew M Dcttllnx,
WILLIAM ALBISMTZEIL
J« 11
Hltcbon
oft Ht
N OTICE—1, John M. Harvey.
drugRlet, tlm ow
the li011 we sltuaied
in tlio Seventh ward, city of
or New O
In compliance witli the requirements
> uct a of 1 he General AB.verafily In such
provided do herebyglvo no
il apply In writing 10 tho
of Gonoral Sees to
DeDwnrc. In and
e ifttb
i**d
and occupant of
and State of
No. 407
Ol
made and
tloo time I slia
.ludires uf tho U
or iho Stale of
Now Uiistlu county, on Monday,
day orNovember being the
, lor a llconso for —
_ store, for tne sale therei
ting liquor* byp
purposes nnd tho
/.mis of said ward,
initial freeholders,
m of said
,n of intoxica
ur Tiicfilc:
following r
poclable cltl
of wboui
nend the
s,»Id application.
Henry Garrett
Jr.
b in.Iter M D
Johnaon
A li Harris M 1>
M 1»
Tilghin
W| IU;u 1'ooio
Win It llullo
•<lmer .1 billion
ThusEYoung
Kniivn IIewe
IV U Duncan
C F fludolpb
Ja* Il Clarks
Ch«« I . FrIU
J 11 floffecxer Jr,
KL flke. Jr
H 3 Stubbs MD
JOHN M HAMVLY.
< has i; Di
ta I) D
Vm V bond
ifO IV CllAlllh
•orier
• ank MoDuuiel
rd
d
IJA.ttO.'OlFLXA..
ftilw
Halil
•TS*/
is,
vra»r«
WHatyiiiil JMteiR.il,
IOi tamer in ktMWi jxjBin mb. m 7
wum
VI
leave M
&
villa. CeateavUle and intermediate sta*
lion* daily,eieept Sunday.T.dSam sML 4
and a 10 p. m. Bundays only attMB am, It)
F«r Waynesburg Junction, Bprtngaeld
and Intermediate stations, dally except
Busday n in i a 9 10 undl p. u»
Bundays only at 8 <W a m i 10ami 4 p m.
Far Joanna. Birds boro, Heading anfi lu
termedlate NtaUo.is, dally-exct.pt Sunday,
1 tOa in and 210 p in. Bundays only* at
at 8 0< a. in. and 9. id p. n.
A. O. M'CAUSLAND. Buperlnten&mL
BOWNF8S BRinoa Gen. Past.
Agent.
public
Med
pUllLICB ALB-Will
sold
tho Med Lion Hotel,
County. Pa,
MONDAY, O0T. 18. 1877.
At 1 o'clock p. in.
Lion.
L'b
mid
Forty heal o r nr«t class fiech
•prlngertj irom Lancaster county. Alsu a
loi of stuck bulla Thu
been sutecio I with c.
lot. Tortus 6Uduys.
St 00:1
Ui
MUHEMT M1HMICK
J. G. Hnbliift.,,..
Chus. High Held. Auca.
°?
OTICE—SALE OF MEAL F.ST ATE.
•wed order of
U mler and by vi 1 lue o* a
■ulo nude by ihaUi plums' Court of this com
Francis II. Itetleciier
luuao «uio of the following describe !
Thursday, October iBth. 1897, at i
at tho County t ourt House,this
tpointod Trus
ty
lee
properly
o'clock p. ia.
eity.
rtulu lot of land described
lot with the huilaiiigs tiieveon erect :U,
Bogluning st the inteisection of tlio caster
lysltle o.' Ilould strsei, formerly No. i bt.eot
Tenth street.
Ail
tho northerly
of
than
lieu Id sti
ortneriy by said easterly sl<
iho norLUerly
lead lug
llailrua 1 av
cut. woout 51 feet to
1 alley 6 feat wide
lleald at 1 cot uusiwardly
l ho nee eaatwnrdiy along said aide of Mild al
ley about 6411.. to Ua in»eraectiou at right
angles with another C ft. wide alloy running
northerly nod purnllcl with lleald siroet,
tlmnco northerly uloag th > w»j-orly side of
said last nieunoned alley about 4J ft.
ner. thence crossing said alloy easterly
und parallel wub Tenth sireot 09 ft. 1
the northwonierly 8 de ofa HO ft wide uvou
he north wvatcily side of tba P„W. k B.
M.!(,. thence souihwesterly along side of
«• northerly side
of
said a veil u < ill it,. •» in.
of Idtb street, aforesaid, tbenco thereby
rly 83 It.. 0 In., to tliu place ol beginning
Being a part o! the re d eaiuto of tho lute
Richard H. Kowu. decuused.
leriusorssio will bu made Known on day
or
FMANCW H. HOFKEOKBR
o51t i w
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. MS., THE STATE
OF DELAWARE. TO THE SHERIFF OF
NEW CAST LB COUNTY. OBERTING:
t Bush*
Ju ages
Whereas. Martha
n II. by bar petition
(Superior Court. Died
oince of the Prothonotary or »ul<!
Court
tv, tor the cause
ot
d
New C
P'iiIbc
(L. B.) th-*relu ulles®d. has made applies
ourauid Judge* "' * • *"
pro
imrriuge existing betwaeu
tl o petitioner and Nelson U. Mush
null.
lug
Wo, tberoforo, command you, «»r you
•luiundHd,
heretofore
Nelson G liual»iiell Mi
ininoii
>1 appear
judges of our said 001
m thereof t<
held
} twoiiljr-second day or Novein
allegation* of (lie
Wilmington
Mi
answer
nor. Mart b* Grant Buslinell, uo
B Md p*
cording to t»ie act or Assembly
made and provided.
do
1
11 tug li1111 In this buliui I
the court
wl
iho
iill
fdnill
visions of l be said
And bavo you
Witness tlio Honorable Chari
liming toil, the sec
tl
II. l oro. I s
Uay of «>c
n bundled und ninety
•n. Issued Outobor c, tdt'7.
VICIXJII B. WOOl.LEY,
i'rutli'j notary.
tober, A. i'., eigb
06
F.OISTEK'S OKI I Eft,
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Administrator of Gcorgo K, McClanc. luto of
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H Is ordered mid directed by ibeKutf Uter,
tho Admin
of grant!
Wi
haul
or nfortfsaid gi
of Letters Adinlutairntioii up
e oat mu of t 0 dec
grautlng thereof, by causiug advertised
to bu posted within forty days fr<>in too duto
frfsucii letter* 111 six of tueiuost public places
Justin, requiring all
g domRUdi* against tfc.- estutu
.* abide by an nut of
of
ty or N
present tbe
ad*
be lueertod with*
lerivd In the i>Ait.r Rkimimi.i
Cav, a newspaper publtsueJ in Wltinlngion.
111 t "" rei " ,i,rM
. Given uodet the hand And soal of
{«,(, > oifico of the Register aforesaid
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•foresalAtlieday andyoar ubpv*wrUtea.
NOTH K-Notioo la hsrabr irtSsi 1 H t<Jr *
tereofAdHibustraSon
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also cause tbe sai
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form of
t lie uudewiguad,
. a. D. 1397, and that all
Hiring claims against th'< uutate or the
t the Mum*, <3
at lust
liefote
lie Act
prpvjdod.
LAN 15,
Adiniipstr.itoiv
801 Bast ?d Bt„ WlliDioatou. Del.
deceased 111
ed to the said Adiulnistrn
e Tth day of Oi-L 1398
lUM
WILLIAM F*MCU
of Assembly
uldroe
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No. 502 Market Street.
WILniNGTON,
Open dully
Assets,
Deposits,
Surplus,
DL-LAWARL*.
'« 9 o'clock am u
$870,928.77
753**75 35
*»7.75.)-41
lowed on all deposit oil' money,
ore calendar mouths at the ri
P
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(tea
J. AUGUSTUS* McCAULLKY.
Frcslder
T. ALLEN illLLBS. Vico-Proi
L'. 'J - . TA YI OU, Suo'y and Troas
JOriDPH M. MATH Lit, Auditor.
idoaU
ay 14.11 5.
FOR SALE.
The foil 'Wing dosirablo dwellings:
stroor,
15 rooms, bath
022 Jefferso:
010 Madison
11
706 W. Seventh "
7
90!? W. Ninth "
(K4 W. Sixth "
1110 W. Eighth "
12S. Clayton "
1701 Jeffors
1000 Lincoln
For additional lists, prices, terms, etc.,
apply to
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7
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HAWKINS & CO.,
Ileal Estate Agents,
712 Market Street.
Off 4ttV
Invested
mortgages. Amounts
suit. All business strict
ly confidential.
HAN* KINS & CO.,
712 Market Stro.16.
fir
Money
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nr.d ohcmicsls
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dot outjfutly
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Fifth
Adams
llie ilitrd ward,city of Wlimtoirtun,
county of New Castle,''state o'. Del.
iuo with the lequiremcnts of
(Mineral Assembly <u such ci
do,I, do hereby give notice that 1 shall
apply In writingfothe Judges of the Co -
of General Sessions oftlie State of Delaw
In and forNewOaatlo county. 011 Monday the
16th day or Nov.
said e
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art, for 1 \ license fortsld house
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quantum* time
the premise*.
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following named. re«|
119 of *n!d dlatrlot
nttal freehofileii
utile tfitt
9 of whom
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cald application,
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■ uo Joyce
Painuk McGroiy
*■•rfugh Finnegun
HU hard MeGiuu
John fleytiP
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John I Hoyle
John Carll*
Jmiio* flyan
Philip Toblu
Jtihn Golt
ratrhjk Fitzgerald
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Philadelphia, Wilmington a*j Bal* -1
timore Railroad. ■
Schedule In effect May M, 1897. 4
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON Af
FOLLOWS:
For Philadelphia (express). 1.67. 2.56, 4.18.
6.80, 7.42. 7.60, 8 50. 8.65. 9.33. 10.03. 10.48. 11.16,
11.28, 11.45 A. M., |l 12.16. 1.37, 3.06, 3.11, 6.01
6.06, 6.06. 6.83. 6.62. 9.06 and 9.16 P. M.
Accommodation. 6.10, 7.08, 8.12, 11.01 ▲.
M . 12.46, 2.38. 4.00, 5.20. 7.50 and 10.40 P. M.
For Chester (express), 1.67, 4.20, 6.30, 7.41
7.60, 8.60, 8.65. 10.03, 11.26, 11.46 A. M. 1.27,
8.05. 5.06, 6.06. 6.62 and 9.06 P. M.
Accommodation, 6.10, 7.08, 8.12, 11.02, 11.21
A. M 12.45, 2.38. 4.00. 6.26, 6.38. 7.50 and
10.40 P. M.
For Ne
York
2.55, 9.33 (Dining
(through express), 1.67,
Cart, 10.43, 11.46 A. M-.
|| 12.16 (Dining Car). 1.87 (Dining Car), 1.11.
6 06. *6.20 (Dining Cur) and 6.62, 9.16 P. M.,
connecting via broad Street Station, Phll
4.2o, (1.30, 7.08, 8.50. 10.03 A. M.,
.02, 6.06 and 10.40 P. M.
without chang?, 10.16 A. M.,
udelphiu.
2.33, 3.06, 6.
F
Bo
6.62 1*. M.
Newark Center and intermediate
stutions, 7.38 A. M. and 6.33 P. M.
Baltimore and Washington, 4.38, 8.0U
1.11. 10 18 und 11.00 A. M.. 12.05, 12.49, J| LU.
1.50. 8.66, 5.23, *6.06. 7.00, 7.37, 8.11 P. M. and
12.63 night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations,
1.47. 4.43. 6.03 P. M.. 12.00 night.
F
;-S
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for
Wilmington (express), 3.50, 7.30, 7.26, (A
10.20. 11.23 A. M . 12.99, || 12.31. 1.12, 2.02, 8,18.
3.46. 4.01, 4.41, 5.08, 6.80. 5.69, 6.1?, 6.65. 7 81,
11.10, 11.16 P. M. and 12.06 night.
Acrommodution, 6.34, 7.30, 6.12, 10.86 A.
1.33, 3.16, 4.03, 4.44, 6.25, 8.38, 10.08 and
11.38 P. M.
If,
Sunday Trains.
For Philadelphia (express), 1.57. 2.65, 4.20, ■ -xi
8.55. 9-33. 10.43, 11.45 A. M.. 1.37, 3.06, 5.06, M
6.06, 6.62, 7.28, 9.06 and 9.16 P. M. r "
Accommodation, 7.07, 8.19 A. M.. 12.09, l
1.45, 4.00. 6.26 and 10.40 P. M.
For Cheater (express). 1.67, 4.20. 8 65, 11,41
A. M„ 1.37, 3.06. 5.06, 6.06. 6.62 und 9.06 P. M.
Accommodation, 7.07, 8.19 A. M.. 12.09,
1.46, 4.00. 5.26, 7.28 and 10.40 P. M.
For New York
2.66. 9.33 (Dining
1.27 (Dining Car). 3.06, 6.06. *6.20 (Dining
Car;. 6.62. 9.16 P. M.. connecting via Broad
btreet Station. Philadelphia. 4.20, 7.07, 8.19
A. M., 4.00, 6.06 and 10.40 P. M.
F>;r Boston, without chnnge, 6.62 P. M.
Baltimore and Washington, 4.38. 8.W,
10.18 A. M., 12.05. 12.49, 1.60, 5.23, *6.06, 7.|7,
8.11 P. M. and 12.53 night.
Baltimore and . intermediate station**,
6.08 P. M.. 12.00 night.
(through express), 1.67,
Car). 10.43. 11.45 A. M..
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Btreet, for
Wilmington (express), 8.50. 7.20, 11.23 A. If..
12.09. 1.12. 4.41, 5.08, 6.66, 7.31. 8.35, 11.10, lUl
P. M. and 12.05 night.
Accommodation, 8.35, 9.12, 10.35 A. 1L.
12.30, 2.32, 6.10, 8.38 and 10.03 P. M.
For the South.
Southern P.allway.—7.37 P. M., dally.
Bleepers to New Orleans, Memphis, Tam
il. Nashville, via Asheville und Hot
prings.
Atlantic Coast Line.-12.49 P. M.. dally,
sleepers to Jacksonville, Port Tampa,
Macon and Charleston; 12.53 night, dally,
Richmond and Jacksonville.
shepers
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway, 811 I J . M,
d dining
daily, sleepers
to Cinciik*
and Louisville.
Delaware Division.
For New Castle, 8.13, 11.15 A. M., 2.0,
4.27 and 6.65 P. M.
For Ix;wes, 8.13 A. M., 4.27 P. M., week
For Dover, Harrington and Delmar.
8.13. 11.04 A. M . 2.51, 4.27 und 11.56 P. M.
Bundays. 11.56 P. M.
Wyoming und wuy stutions, 6.55 P,
M.. weekdays.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk, 11.04 A. M., week
days, and 11.56 P. M., dally.
days.
F
TRAINS LKAVK BROAD STREET 8TA»
TION. PHILADELPHIA,
FOR THE WEST.
8.30 A. M., dully, Flttsburg. Chicago, Cin
cinnati. Louisville and 8t. Louis. (Din
ing Car.)
10.25 A. M., daily, for Pittsburg and Chi
engo. (No couches to Pittsburg.)
12.20 P. M., dully, ''Limited," Pittsburg.
Chicago, Cleveland. Toledo, Cincinnati.
Louisville and St. Louis. (Dining Car.f
12.25 P. M.. daily, Pittsburg und Cleveland.
4.30 P M., dally. Pittsburg, Cincinnati,
Nashville (via Cincinnati) and St. Louta.
(Dining Car.)
8.60 P. M., daily, Pittsburg, Chicago and
Cleveland; and Toledo, except Saturday;
10.27 I'. M.. daily, Pittsburg, Cincinnati
and St. I^ouis.
11.20 P. M.. dally, Pltlsburg and Chicago;
Cleveland and Toledo, except Saturday*
(*) Congressional Limited Express. AH
Vestibule I'artor Cars and Dining Car.
No extra fare ofher than the usual Pull
charge.
) Limited Express. Vestibule Parlor
oiiis, Vesiiouie rausenger Coacties, and
Dining Car. No extra ?
Tbe Wilmington Transfer Company will
call for and check baggage from hotel*
und reside
F
further Information, passengers are
the ticket agent at the sta«
referred
J. li. HUTCHINSON.
J. R. WOOD,
General Manager. Gen. Passenger Agf,
11
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t
L(diedulo ir, cfTuct May Ui, 1597.
All train* Ultuatiud
Light.
•Expre.'A tr
TRAINS LEAVE WIIi5mINGTON,DEl4Ap
WARE AVENUE STATION FOR
NEW YORK, weok-uayr, •3.13. *9 .10,
•10.25 a. n-.; *12.2!
'js- in. Sunday
f/»7La6eli ; h
6.4J, '7.15, 7.35. *8.2
m.; *12.21. i.iu, *2
*7.V 9.15, 'li p
'9.W, •11.25, il.3i a.
6.30, *7.43, C.lj, *11.00 p.
CHESTER, week a
ith Plated
3.29. *5.22. •?.♦$,
U 4v, *11.25 a. m.|
. *3
P
1A. week-days,
j, 9.09, *9.46, *J
.29, *3.29, 2.50,
*3.13, 5.5ii
25. 11.19 a.
*5.22. 8.M,
Bunduyn. *3.13, 7.2J,
.. *3.29, 8.59, *5.0,
3.12, 5.55, 6. a
., *a6.25, II .10 a. ra.;
1.2'J, *2.19. 150. 6.36. *7.13. 9.15, *U a. O.
Bundays. '1 7 05. • 56. M 41. *11 ij, 11 ^5 *
in.; *3.29. 6.50, *5.22, 6.36. *7.43. 6.15, *il p. m.
ATLANTIC CITY, week day*, *7.15 u.ui»
at
'7.15, 7.35, *8.25.
00,
•> -0 (*. m. fiuudaya. 7.85 a..
I*
5 55 a.
a Y,
CAFtS
•2.29 *. n;. Bundaya, 7.K a. ru.
BALTIMORE AND WABHINGTOM,
week days, *4.12, 7.1u, *8 .49, '11 a. ni,: *13.4i
•2.97, 3.04. *4 .j 3. *4.67, *6.16. *8.17, *SoJ p.
Bundays. *4.;3, Liu, *8.49
3.04, *4.5/, *8.17. *8.53 *> m.
BALTIMORE ANI) WAY HTATION&
7.10 H. in.; 3.04 ir.. dolly.
NEWARK, week days, *4.12, (.16, *8.4^
*11.00 a. in., *12.56, !L04. *4.03, *4.57. *6.18,
. Sundays, *0.13, 7.10 b
7.33, *8.17 p. ue,
PITTSBURG. *euk daye. *8.1* p. OU
Sunday*, *4.67 p. in.
CHICAGO, daily, *4.l<7 p. in.
CHICAGO via CINCINNATI
t
., *12.58, *2.tf;.
.; *12.68, *..94, *4 67.
and TJf*
DIANAl'OLIt• *S.4f) a. «n.. dally.
CINCINNATI AND ST. LO'JIS, *U.65 fB
in. u.nd *8.17 y. u*., dally.
ND DETROIT. *8.17 p.
dally except Sunoag
TOLEDO
dally to Toledo
to Detroit.
NEW ORLEANS AND MEMlTIIS vte
BRISTOL AND CHATTANOOGA, *8.il
daily. Through 6lccper* to Men*
:na and Now utltaiia. _ .. ^
SINOERLY ACCOMMODATION, wee*
lye. 7.10 a. m.; 8.04, 7.85, 10 4C p. oi. ban
Vt
I'b
fl "£ANUBN oli'Ao ActS'M* MODAl'lOf*,
week dajo. 7.10 a ro.; 10.09 a. in.; 8.94, 4.4*
«. in. Sundays, iO.uo u. 111.; 4.67 p. in.
LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
^PHILADELPHIA, week day*, 3.90 p.oi.
Baltimore, week days. 6.45 a. m.a
LAN DEN HERO, week days, 6.45: l.ta «. "
in.; 2.55. 5.35 p. in. . Sunday*, 9.55 a. nuj
6 LliiAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WIL
MINGTON. week day A *2.30. 6.10. 7.10,
•8.15, 9.00, *10.26. 11.3b a. m.; *12.20, *1.38. 2.0k
•3.30. M.20, 4.30, *5.15. 5*.41. 6.00, 6.30, *7.4C.
•s m p 4", *11.33 p. m. liundnyc, *8.30, *8.15,
I.OO. ILSO a. in.; *12.19. *Lt6, 2.03. *4.20, *6.1^
180. *7.40, *8.19, 10.80 p.
Telephone No. 193.
Western point* lo
i
that, vl*
Rates
• other line.
M. GREENE,
D. B. MARTIN.
IV.
ten. of Pass. Trnffldb
len. Mu
PHadelphia & Chester
STEAMKUS
City of Ghesbr and Brandjwina.'
ai rout wharf, daily (Sunday
l,4.i4 p in.
7.30, la 14 a. m.. 1.3J
day at Fhllade'p d*/
n» 1 At lo west t At»4*
MISS DIGGER'S SCHOOL.
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Telephone No. 87.
I
l-lQItTH AND JACKSON STREETS.
Rr opuns September 7. Ratos from W. ta
. Cali at any time after An*
$18 pur
I2IR, or address,
HACHED S. BIGGER,
J
PIT Wot Klfc'lith'ritroot,
Wilmington. Dob - i
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